Kansas Relays Draw Top Schools To Lawrence
The Kansas Relays announced for April 21 in Robinson Gymnasium will feature top teams from across the nation. University of Pennsylvania will send two relay teams, with Missouri Valley schools including Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas State, Grinnell, Drake, and Ames already entered. Oklahoma and Washington entrants are expected soon, while Kansas conference schools and others like Emporia College, Baker, Southwestern, Pittsburg Normal, and Morning side College have signaled representation.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Robinson
Uni
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Missouri Valley
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas Aggies
Grinnell
Drake
Ames
Oklahoma
Washington
College of
Emporia
Emporia Normal
Baker
Southwestern
Pittsburg Normal
Weho
Morningside ‘College
Sioux City
Buena ‘Vista College
Stormlaké
Gentral
Gallowe
Fayette, Mo
Wesleyan
Gouthern
Baylor
Texas
Mississippi A
M. College
Fexas A
M. “College
Kansas Relays
Goach
Karl A
Schlademarin
Schlademan
Minnesota University
Minneapolis
Austin
Havev
Minesota
Martino
Hent
Iowa-high
Novak
Voaches
Cedar
Rapids
Lexington
Johns Military
Elafield
Wis
Kentuky
Military
Lindon
Theix
Theenton
Abilé
Avil
Mackie Returns to Court for Basketball Hoffawa
Klein reports Mackie has been reinstated and will resume playing basketball at the school. The review cited restored eligibility and faculty approval, signaling a return to court and the season. Authorities emphasized compliance reinstatement and readiness for upcoming games.
John Wulf Emerges as Kansas Center Of All Valley Talk
John Wulf regular center for the Jayhawker team dominates defense and adds a rare offensive edge this season. He routinely outjumps rivals and has yet to meet a center who can take the tip from him, notably beating Bunker in the Missouri game and matching George Williams of the Kansas City Athletic Club.
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John Wulf
Jayhawker
Big Boy
Wulf
Kansas
John Has
John
Missouri
George ‘Williams
Kansas City Athletic Club
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce basketball team wins Paola game
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce five defeated Paola Athletic Club 43 to 23 on a four day southeast Kansas tour. Testerman led Lawrence with five straight field goals. Meacham and Doty starred for Paola as fouls dominated the contest.
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Lawrence ‘Chamber of Commerce
Paola
Kan
Paola’ Athletic Club
Lawrence
Southeastern
Kansas
Lawrence Quintett
Lind
I.ccae
E Wren
Meacham
Duty
Couc
Brueck
L Patterson
Beeneeeee
Tigges
Ta Totals
Cte
Vennle Cas Ty SS
R- A. . Dunmire
I. Ue
Junior College Pulls Away To Beat Haskell Institute
Kansas City Junior College edged Haskell Institute 17 to 26 at halftime before pouncing in the final moments to win. McDonough and O’Byrne led the Junior College with four goals each while Skunkneck and Murdock stood out for Haskell.
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Kansas City Junior College
Haskell
Ee Kell
Junior’ College
McDonough
O’byrné
Skunkneck
A. . Murdock
RG. F.T. F
Aefaai
Northrap
Pipkin
O’byrne
Missouri Wins 26 22 Over Washington In St Louis
Reported score shows Missouri defeating Washington 26 to 22 in St Louis last night. McPherson led the QF efforts with 20 points in Wichita.
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Missouri
Washington
St. Louis
McPherson
Aihmoant
Wichita
Weekend College Grid Reveals Missouri Oklahoma Clash
Ames plans a home tilt as Grinnell faces Nebraska at Lincoln while Missouri travels to Oklahoma. Friday hosts Grinnell versus Nebraska in Lincoln and Ames faces Nebraska at Lincoln with nearby action.
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Grinnell
Nebraska
Lincoln
bbsGeery
Ames
Ottawa Visitor and Local Social Notes
Miss Margaret Schopper of Eu dora spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Jack Kastleke at Haskell Institute. Mrs W A Stewart visited Kansas City. George Lake made a business trip to Norwood. Mrs Huoanberger returned to Speers le after several days in Lawrence with her daughter Frances Lonnberger who enrolled at the University. Prentice was in Kansas City on business. Mrs C Shimmons returned from Kansas City due to the death of her aunt Miss Mary E Rogers. Charles Oghrie left for Nebraska to become state agent for Burnham Munser Root dry goods of Kansas City. Mrs Juliette Hove of Parshall No D is visiting Dr C E Orelup. Mrs A Pasewark, recently operated on, is at home recovering.
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W. R. ‘Stubl
Savas
Ottawa
Margaret Schopper
Eudora
Jack Kastleke
Haskell ‘Institute
W. A. Stewart
Kansas City
George Lake
Norwood
Nh Uoanberger
Speers le
Lawrence
Frances ‘Lonnberger
University
Wehe
Prentice
Kansas ‘City
Burnham- Munser-Root “Dry: Goods
Juliette
Hove of
Cattle and hog markets with Kansas and Chicago notes
Kansas prices list butter eggs poultry potatoes and hog and cattle quotes. Chicago hogs steady to lower with live weights 130 to 190 pounds quoted and beef steer and feeder values described. Kansas cattle and calf markets show varied demand and price ranges with packing and stocker activity noted.
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Kansas
Chicago
Bali
Kansas _ Guy
Teed Gorn
Lord
Topeka Kansas Kansas Day political clash observed
A. S. Shultz reports from Topeka on the annual Kansas Day dinner and Republican clashes in hotel lobbies and back rooms. Legislative sessions continue with cautious, colorless progress as party plans brew for next year amid conference chatter and booms.
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Senate
Kansas
National
Baldwin News Notes Rich Social Round in Town
Mrs. Mary Ault transacted business in Ottawa Tuesday while visitors from Lawrence, Manhattan and Kansas University residents filled the week. The Baldwin High YWCA delegates elect Gladys Hunt and Lorna Bailey prepare to depart with Lucy Lane to Manhattan. Several locals visit kin in Lawrence and Lanе, travel by Buick, and attend Sigma Phi Epsilon activities. The Masonic lodge conferred the third degree on Leo Williams. Family birthday surprises mark gatherings for the Pattersons and Waddells, with Naomi Gardner among mourners and revelers. The Lampman Bible class met at Saunders home. Dreamhaven hosts the Tuesday Reading Club with Quayle family in attendance.
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Mary. A. Ault
Ottawa
J. F. Shugrue
Lawrence
Fred Thuchim
Florence Hall
Mildred, Hall
Kansas University
Gladys Hunt
Lorna Bailey
Manhattan
Lucy Lane
Baldivin ‘High School
Hattie Hackett
Helen Hackett
Lané
J. Howard Campbell
Alpha Chi
George M. Kikie J
Doc. Nye
Kansas City
Sigma Phi
Epsilon
William Huff
Masonic Fraternity
Baldwin
Leo Williams
J. M. Kemper
Alma
Maurice Markham
Markham
Joseph
Patterson
Glenn
Ray-Waddlaland
Joe
Arthur E. Patterson
Betty
Dreamhaven
W. A. Quayle
Alle Gayle Quayle
Stringburg
Blanche
Frank S. Siple
Annabelle’ Newton
Mannes
Vale of . Content by Sudermanp Twenty two members
Twenty two members answered your call at a Vale of Content meeting hosted by Mrs Lafayette Te Hawk and Mrs J A Hyden with Miss Hattie Osborne assisting. Mrs H X Ebright served refreshments as women lingered over coffee. Next meeting set for January 13 at Miss Osborne’s home. Mrs Nathan A Skinner ill, caring duties by daughter Mrs James Stephens and Miss Delome Stephens of Garnett. Paul Bruner, KC Journal Post reporter, visited his mother Mrs Alexander Bruner last weekend. Bible class taught by Mrs Elizabeth Riley will host a social Friday at Mrs A E Tunin’s home on Tenth Street. The Eafer Wildcats defeated St Benedicts 81 to 19 at Atchison. Theoria Normals visit Baldwin Friday. Coach Karl Schlade man to referee. Rev and Mrs de Brieyeart entertained the Bible class at their Fifth Street home. about fifty attended, with a short program and coffee and doughnuts. Class president William Holliday back after fracture last August. Mrs Julia G Norton of Paola arrives Baldwin to be house mother at Alpha Chi Omega. Mrs Colin C Alexander ill this week. Esther Hughes of Kansas City enrolled at Baker and pledged to Alpha Chi Omega.
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Vale
Sudermanp
Lafayette
Te Hawk
J. A. Hyden
Hattie Osborne
H. X. Ebright
A. So- L
Pabru
Osborne
Nathan
A. Skinner
Pastmonia
James Stephens
Delome Stephens
Garnett
Elizabeth. Riley
A.E. "Tunin
Tenth Street
The
Eafer
Wildcats
St. Benedicts
Atchison
Riley
Wright
Dalton
Baldwin
Karl Schlademan
Kansas ‘University
Thomas
George M. Liston
Fifth ‘Street
HK. Ebright
Helen Foster
Lucille Muenzenmayer
May Bowman
Warren Wood
Dr. Ebright
William Holliday
Julia G. ‘Norton
Paola
Alpha Chi Omega House
Colin C. Alexander
Esther Hughes
Kansas City, Mo
Baker
Alpha Chi. Omega Sorority
Eudora man buys junior Shorthorn bull at Douglas County fair
Wm Lothholz of Eudora purchased from Hosford Investment and Mortgage Co the junior champion Shorthorn bull shown at the Douglas County fair. He will head the Shorthorn herd he is developing on his Eudora farm.
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Lothholz
Eudora
Hosford Investment & Mortgage Co
Douglas County
Burgert Buys Home On New Hampshire Street
R O Burgert has purchased the A L Selig house at 1321 New Hampshire street from Dora K Borth. He plans to occupy the dwelling in the spring. The sale was handled by the Hosford Investment and Mortgage Company.
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R.O. Burgert
A. L. Selig
New Hampshire Street
Dora .K. Borth
Hosford Investment & Mortgage Co
Card of Thanks for Flowers to George and Anna Gray
We thank friends and neighbors for the beautiful floral offerings sent to Mrs. Mary White and Mrs. Sylvia McKissack on the occasion of George and Anna Gray.
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George and
Anna Gray
Mary. White
Sylvia McKissack
Forsyth area fuel ad hints at coal options
A compact newspaper notice urges readers to call 219 for Old Ben Cherokee or Red Label jump coal from Kaw Valley Fuel Co. It highlights telephone contact for purchasing coal options.
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Call
Kaw Valley Fuel.Co
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for colds and grippe. It claims clear head and nose in hours, soothing tablets that avoid sickness, urging readers to buy a box for a few cents to get rid of a cold immediately.
Divorce petition filed over estrangement and child support
In the office for divorce from dey veneer Shé charges that he abandoned her and has lived apart from her for more than a year. She asks for absolute divorce custody of their five year old child and money for partial support of the child. They were married in January 1910.
Edward Hone seeks absolute divorce from Lela Hope
Edward Hone files for divorce from wife Lela Hope on abandonment grounds. They married in 1896 and lived together until July 1921 when she left and did not return. He seeks absolute divorce and custody of all property. There are three children from the marriage.
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Edward Hone
Lela
Hope
Busy Month At Register Of Deeds Office
The register of deeds reports a busy month at the courthouse with 196 instruments recorded, reflecting an increase of 60 from January last year. Mrs Isa Wellman, register, notes the higher activity in the office.
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Register of Deeds Office
Court House
Isa’ Wellman
Register of Needs
Real Estate Board to Meet in Chamber of Commerce Building
The real estate board of Lawrence will hold a meeting tomorrow evening at 6 o clock sharp in the Chamber of Commerce building.
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Real Estate Board
Real Estate Board of Lawrence
Chamber, of Commerce
W V Hill Convalesces at Home as Auction Looms
W V Hill who has spent six weeks in a local hospital is convalescing at his home 825 Missouri. Banker's the sale all next week. See classified ads.
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Missouri
Banker
Rubber stock on hand prices rise in moving market
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate rubber stock on hand pricing rising. Mentions 7.48 and 1.68 figures with other scattered numbers and references to stock levels and price changes. No clear entities or event context emerge.
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Lleavy” jcGrey Cord “Pubes R vi
Wap
Tanlac credited with curing Mrs Marie El Doud health
Mrs Marie El Doud of 648 Hayes St San Francisco Calif says a severe influenza left her in awful health with poor appetite bloating gitation rheumatism and back pains She praises Tanlac claiming it cured her troubles restored appetite and energy and made her feel like a new woman
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Marie
el Doud
Hayes St
San Francisco
Calif
Tanlac
Aenlac
Lawrence Surprised by Quick Health Remedy Claim
An old newspaper fragment touts a rapid cure claim for stomach distress using symphthorn bark and glycerine, marketed as Adler-i-ka. It asserts one dose relieves months of discomfort and mentions gas, sour stomach, and protection against appendicitis. Also lists purebred Airedale puppies for sale at prices.
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Adler-i-ka
Dick Bros
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