Children Enjoy Maier Concert At Local High School
Guy Maier performed a morning recital before a capacity audience of music lovers of all ages in the high school auditorium. The program featured narrative introductions and crowd-participation moments, including a Krazy Kat pantomime and a lively encore.
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Guy Maier
Leonle
Maier Sai
France
Meg Maier
Chikren
Len Pattise
Maier
Robinson Cainasium
Phillippe
MacDowell
Tach
Mendelssohn
Shubert
Mr. Maier
Gliere
Rusia
Panto
Carpenter
Krang Kat
Majer
Mir
Charles G Miller Injured In Wreck Near Russell Town
Charles G Miller formerly of Lawrence now residing at Russell Town was struck by a train while driving a wagon loaded with grain on January 28. He suffered a broken leg and other injuries with the full extent not yet known. Miller was a former member of Strait Miller in Lawrence and long associated with the Lawrence planing mill. His wife, Janet Cheney Miller, is identified by marriage.
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Charles G. Miller
Lawrence
Russell Town
Mir Miller
Ula
Miller
Ile
Strait & Miller
Lawrence Planing Mill
Airs
Milter
Janet Cheney
Ronte Ly Russell
Towa
Deaths and Funerals Highlights Local Obituaries
James M Wells 77 died yesterday at home 1129 Delaware St. burial set in Taytown. Philip Schneider, brother in law of E L Chase, dies Feb 5 at Mount Hope Ram. Infant of Ralph Tait dies at local hospital. Mrs Edgar Clevenger dies at Emporia home. funeral plans pending. Unitarian Forum feature Prof John Ise on Economic Fundamentalism at Unitarian Church Sunday 10 am. David McCreath visiting Topeka for the day.
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James M. Wells
Delaware Street
Taytown
Philip Schnei¢er
E. L. Chase
Mount Hope
Ram
Philip Schneider
Fairview
Mr. Schneider
Mount Ehopey
Ralph Tait
Missouri Street
Toca
Oak “Hill Cemetery
Edgar Clevenger
E. B. Coffman
Haskell Avenue
Emporia
Yo Unitarian Forum
John Ise
Unitarian Church
Nis
Nurse
Kansas City
Clyde Bleything
J. L. Conns
Conns
Nellie Link
Emma Yates
Linkville
Clay Parks
Parks
Hetty Saule
Katie Linden
Mildred Roberts
Gertrude Allinan
Smith
Myrtle Leamer
W. N. Findley
Lizzie Mae
A. P. Yarbaugh
Edwardsville
Clay Linden
Lawrence
Howard Liswener
Olathe
de Soto
R. d. Robisson
Séouwis
Detroit
Michigan
Oklahoma City Times
Francis Basen
Kan
Mai
Oklatoa City College
Miss Mason
de Sotohich
Minnie Clark
M. E. Church
Mollie Ashlock
Ruth Hiddleston
Mirtle Buckingham
Stella Stockberry
Nannie Marshall
Sarah Agnew
J. D. Buckingham
Myrtle Buckingham
Mae Marshall
Ruth Hiddilston
Fay Horhesen
Benner Springs
Inez Stevertson
Lenape
Bonner Springs
Bonner
Vinland
E. A. Stokdyke
E. B. Wells
S. J. Porter
W. N. Melchers
State Agricultural College
Union Pacific
De Soto News Circulates On Pneumonia and Local Events
Numerous pneumonia cases crowd the De Soto locality with J. Large among recent sufferers. Blaylock confined by a knee injury possibly from a basketball incident. Mrs. Taylor recovers at home after two weeks with her mother Mrs. Porter of Tonganoxie ill, and other residents deal with flu, road conditions, and community activities.
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J. &. Large
Howard Blaylock
L. F. Taylor
John Porter
Tonganoxie
Taylor
Frank Strickland
J. S. Large
Carrie , Fanning
Wellsville
Marie Fenning
Arl Stuchberry
Mary Randolph
Gertrude Akinson
Myrtle Buckingham
Louise Jewett
Kansas
A .B. Birks
C. E. Jewett
Frances Phillips
Kansas City
W. R. Phillips
Cedar Junction
A. AL. Gross
Cross
B. Holloway
G. Wilson
Bernard Gardner
Lester Hill
Donald Knight
Ehawnee
de Soto
M. E
Willard Soule
Armour's
St. Joseph
Britt’ Soule
Clarence Johnson
Turner
Richard
Edith Mae
Johnson
Frank Johnson
Kay McDonald
Y Randolph
Charles Kaegi
Lucy Kaegi
Eudora
Cora Grisp
Lawrence
Henry Golden
Maggie Freeman
Olathe
Hazel Freeman
Shawnee
Barbara Oslinger
Arthur Davison
C. A. Reed
Kans
Howard Cooke
Cooke
Howard Phillips
K. U
Paul Mashy
Lillian Morse
Bessie Ulrich
Stanley Joe
W. S. Nease
Prairie Center
Fred Bailey
I. C
Pte
G. B. Wiarl
D. A. Ashlack
J . Buckingham
JE Stuchberry
Ralph Hockinson
West
de ‘Soto
G. Leffingwet
Dee
Quincy
Rexall Drug Store
J. P. Everett
Zula - Dufur
Wheat market rattled by thin demand and mixed futures
Chicago reports show wholesale wheat and corn fluctuating as export demand softens. Liverpool gains lift grain values while U S cattle and hog futures edge lower. cash markets reveal uneven livestock and grain movements with top hogs around 14.00 and mixed cattle prices, plus Kansas City cash grain steady to varied.
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Chicago
A.P
Liverpool
Canada
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Ag.j—Hoggs
Priday
Dept. of
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Dept. of Ag
Kansas City Cash Grain
Lise Lower
Kansas slips to fourteenth in farm crop value
Topeka Feb 6 The 1925 aggregate value of all farm crops in Kansas dropped from fourth to fourteenth among U S states. The total value was 301 665 060 compared with 455 924 000 in 1924. Decline blamed on a poor wheat crop with Texas Illinois and Iowa remaining ahead.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
United States
FE. C. Paxton
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Texas
Ilinois
Iowa
California
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New York
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kimsas
Sansas
Kinvis
Dakatd
North Caroling
Okisha
Kansas Jayhawks Sweep Relay Events At KC Carnival
Kansas fans cheered as the Jayhawks won multiple relays at the Kansas City athletic carnival in Convention Hall. Captain Rooney, Wongwhi, Renner, and Farley starred in sprint and distance events while Haskell edged Kimporia and Pittsburg normal in the mile relay. Kansas also defeated Nebraska in the one mile relay as Thornhill placed in the shot put and Kuck set a world record in the leat ball.
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University of Kansas
Wongwhi
Grantello
Missouri
Rooney
Farley
Tiger Flash
Haskell
Kim~poria
Pittsburg
Bland
Sourjohn
Yellowhorse
Whitebird
Kansas Aggies
Robberts
Kuck
Emporia
Richardson
Frazier
Kansas
Schlademan
Kansas Jayhawks Arrive for Lincoln Showdown Tonight
Coach Forrest C Allen and ten Kansas players arrived in Lincoln for a pivotal valley contest with undefeated Nebraska. Kansas aims to upset the Huskers who beat Ames Drake and Grinnell and share first with Oklahoma. Starters include Schmidt or Zuber at forward Peterson at center and Belgard Burton or Lattin at guards. Belgard nursing a shoulder injury and may not start. The game at 7 30 pm will be broadcast play by play from Lincoln with scores provided at halftime and final.
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Forrest
C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lincoln
Nebraska
Huskers
Ames
Drake
Grinnell
Oklahoma
Grimson
Kansas
Iowa
Allen
Schmidt
Gordon
Zuber
Peterson
Belgard
Burton
Lattin
Hill
Proudfit
Gampbell
Cornhuskers
Jayhawk
Journal- World
Tigers Defeat Aggies in Narrow Columbia Loss
The Missouri Tigers beat the Kansas Aggies 25 to 28 at Columbia last night in a tight contest. A late McDonough field goal and McMinan free throw sealed Missouri’s first home win and second victory of the season.
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Missouri Tigers
Kansas Ageia
Columbia
Tigers
McDonough
McMinan
Missouri
Wnteign
Lawrence High School Routs Manhattan In 32–20 Victory
Lawrence High School defeated Manhattan High 32 to 20 to end a skid. Simmons led with 14 points from six field goals and two free throws, with Skinner Fearing and Graeber adding two field goals and two free throws each. The squad travels to Wamego for tonight’s 8:30 game.
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Lawrence
Manhattan
Higgins Crew
Simmonds
Skinner
Fearing
Graeber
Fred
Wamego
Journal-World
Tonganoxie Nips Basehor In Tight Finish
Tonganoxie High School defeated Basehor 11 to 9 in a hard fought contest. The game remained close through three quarters with Tonganoxie pulling ahead in the final ten seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goach Stephenson
Tonganoxie
Basehor
Tonganoxie Battles Argentine YMCA In Friday Night Action
Tonganoxie clung to a one point lead late as Treeman sank a free throw before the final buzzer. Players Papenhauser and Freeman showed the offense, while results from last night include Coliseum A C St Louis 33 over Washburn 27 and other college scores.
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Tonganoxie
Treeman
Papenhauser
Freemanc
Tonga Noxje
Tonga
Coliseum
A. C. St.Louis
Washburn
Rathasy
Haysil
College of Emporia
Ottawa
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David McCreath
Courtney
W. A. Courtney
Jewett
Eighth
Vermont
Orpheum Theater
Orpheum Theatre
Orpheum
Albert Peterson
Evelyn McElroy
Louis Menger
Jarvis Rice
Emporis
Ebner E. Woods
Bertha Ferris
Theta -Tau
Poe Wise
Prohibition
Charleston
Kensas City Giese
Kansas City Hing
Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Roosters
W. T. Smith
Irene Mr.Smith
Mr. Smith
Liberts
Treasury
Rocet AG Ad
Jayhawker
Nebraska Machine
Aggies
Havana
Victor Emanuel
K Lawrences
Iis Utterests
Cuba
Pioneer
Miami
Fla
Key West
Gulf Stream
Saab
Deena
Eigoeses
Baptist Brotherhood
Sherif Will Johns
China
Manchuria
Canton
India
L.H.S
Redee
Beason
West End
Wesleyan
Sterling
Grime
Oklahoma Aggies
Two Stake
Arkansas City Junior College
Coffeyville
Yacort Scott J. C
Garden City
Pittsburg High
Fort Scott High
Parsons J. FL
Fort Scott J. H
Moll
Ask Rour Grocer
Tonganosies
Ie Freeman
Sa Jones
N Duncanson
Younger
Fi Knight
Warden
Mannett O Beal
Radloss
Oran A
Moncey
The
Merchants National Bank
Wwe
Willys Finance
Overland-Knight Motor CO
N. H, St
H, RL Wagner, Mer
Great Willys-Overland
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