KU Cage Games Radio Schedule and University Events
A fragmented radio schedule lists KU cage games and university programs. It mentions broadcasts of home basketball games, symphony and recital events, and special performances around late January and February with various departments and venues noted.
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Ranio
AIRE
Radio Gastye
K. OU
Uutetet
Univers
Langmis
Tel
Widiver Ait Symphony
Ora Heetre
Court business shows lighter month than prior period
Police court activity slowed in December with thirteen men pleading or found guilty on bail fines and forty seven arrests reported. Total fines reached 504 with 200 from two violators and multiple individuals cited for speeding drunkenness and lights violations. Several first offenders were warned rather than fined.
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Haeckel
Additine
Itu Uty
Deaths and Funerals and Local Crime Note
Death notices report the death of Mrs. Ler Weller Puneval and Mrs. Lucy Keller aged 85 at the home of Mrs. Anna White with services at 1 dinnertime. A chicken theft near Lawrence left no trace as officers found no evidence. A nose and throat clinic is scheduled for tomorrow from 2 to 4 PM with Drs. Smith and Lan.
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Ler Weller
Lucy Keller
Aaughtey
Anna White
Luria
Olathe
Joint recital by School of Fine Arts faculty in Central Administration
The School of Fine Arts presents a Thursday joint recital in Central Administration Auditorium featuring W. B. Ravitona and Howard C. Taylor with four groups of songs and piano numbers. Downing, Shiltan, and Graffes material are included, mixing Brahms songs in German and English pieces. The program lists preludes, duets, and modern impressions, ending with Saint-Saens and Rogers pieces.
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School of Fine Ats
W. Bravitona
Howard C. Taylor
Central Administration
Mr. Downing
Brahms
Gerek
Pagticr
S. Shiltan
St. Saens
Downine
Kounen
Marrkow Taylor
Kramer
Needham -Dawns
Muckwa the
Bear
Taylor
Saint-Saens
Cox—Downing
Wae Downing
T Wind
Shaefer— Downing
Rogers—Dazxning
Local residents share New Year visits and family events
Names of Gias Dens of Kanwaka visiting uncle FH R Barnes, Glieka McRill and sons shredding corn fodder, relatives in Lawrence and Kansas City visiting kin, weddings and New Year gatherings. Several residents travel to Tulsa, Aransas City, Linwood, and Loy Sper, with illness and social visits noted among families including Hollenbeck, Phenicie, Skeets, and Winslow.
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Gias. Dens
Kanwaka
R Barnes
Jentine
Drs
G. H
Aransas City
Huge Glitzke
Bleakley
Fla Glieka A. McRill and Sons
Other Wiley
Mildred Roberts
Kanyon
Claude Hollenbeck
H. A. Hollenbeck
Lawrence
VA. di
Kansas City
RC. Nance
Rush
G. A. Phenicie
Dana Sanders
Robert Graham
J. W.artman
Malinda Conrad
M. R. Conran
Herbert Mi Ie
Harry
Alfred Skeets
Jere Crabbe
Grande Hollenbeck
T.A. Hollenbeck
B. Strong
J. J. Wilson
Earl Wilkinson
Tulsa
Oklahoma
G. L. Phenicie
Blanche
Stella Mae
Jacob Winslow
Frank Zeller
John Winslow
H. (. Skeets
A. McKone
Jesse Graham
City
Mildred Hollenbeck
Albert Torneden
Thelma Strouse
Tangahoxie
Geo. W. Phenicie
H. E. Miller
Loy Sper
A. McKene
EL McKene
Swenson- Davis
Btella Mae Phenicie
Hemphill
Tuesla
J. C. Hemphill
Linwood
Brotherhood Suppers set schedule for eight meals
The Brotherhood announces eight suppers beginning tomorrow at 6 30 PM at the church with a program committee arranging entertainments. Tomorrow features McKinter Warren, student pastor, on Our Church Our Students and the Future. Future dates include January 29 Mrs Speer on Our Method Went en at This. February events feature Bishop Waldorf, Judge Stewart, and Dr Hisson.
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Erhond
Q. Kk
Fearing
Brotherhood
McKinter
JV. Arren
Methodist
Haskell Institute
Clarence A. Speer
Sunda
D. 5
Stover
Brechehood
Progrem
Robert E. Wood
Bishop Waldorf
C. Stewart
Washington
Edward Hisson
December Weather Recap From University Meteorology Station
December was near normal for temperature and precipitation per the University of Kansas Sax meteorological Station. The average temperature was 31.84 degrees, 1.25 above normal, with a high of 66 on December 9 and a low of minus 3 on December 27, colder than normal by 2.2 degrees. There were fifteen freezing or below days, one more winter day than typical, with a record daily range from 30 to 14 degrees on the 4th. Precipitation totaled 0.22 inch, 1.12 inches below normal, and snow added 0.23 inch with flakes on December 5 and 16, plus measurable rain or snow on several days.
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University of Kan- Sax
Editorials in English from German papers in Minnesota
The St Paul based service republishes daily German editorials in English each Saturday to help English readers grasp policy and reduce suspicion toward foreign language press. The item also mentions a person named Lalor returning to Baldwin University after New Year weekend visits, and a stray quip about a wife removing a man’s hat.
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St. Paul. Minn
Tagliche Volkszeitung
St. Paul
New Year Party Reflections At Local Club
A New Year themed gathering at a local club featured games, confetti, and a late luncheon. Mrs. William Mertz hosted as members and spouses celebrated into the early hours with jokes, music, and a toast to the upcoming year.
New Year's Day Socials In Eudora Congregation
A dense list of New Year’s gatherings in Eudora and vicinity notes visits and dinners hosted by numerous local families including Kohler, Cory, Fuller, Gerstenberger, Milburn, and Schlegel. Several residents travel to Kansas City and Topeka. Rev Hauck and others are mentioned. Salem Evangelical church members elect trustees Fred Neis and others in a five year term.
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William Mertz
Aheyw
Rouk
Miller
Tarey Hagen
Hells
R. Eale
W. A. Carter
Habort Woodard
Otto Derry
Otto Rosewall
Ruth Woodard
Tridge
Eh St. John of
Olathe
Jake Milburn
St. John
Mesh Milburn
Lawrence
John Adame
Olaine
Nineteen Hundred
Ceb
C. Be Fohussn
Anis
M Mary Mody
Louise Lawson
Rose Starr
Mary Johnson
Georges Washington
Nelen Keller
Flsa Hauck
Nellie Lothholz
Pictin
Minnie
Charles
Sheldon
Viola Gerstenberger
Genevieve Smith
Pauline Cory
Minnie McCrea
Pred Walker
Lucille
Katherine
Mize
A. J. Kohler
Eudora
Elks
A. U. Hall
Law
the Gardner
Cory
L. A. Hunter
Hoeprtles
Famiily
Nana Cory
Warren Search
Aliss Edith
de Soto
Africit
Fuller
Delbert Fuller
Jane Redfern
Topekai
Henrietta Schubert
Theodore Hauck
Theophil
Clara Elizabeth
Martha Giertz
Henry Giertz
Anna Lathhols
George ‘Leth
Ruby
Wanda Gersenberger
Goan
Gerstenberger
Kansas Ciy
Visi
Ernest Gerstenberger
Eva
Belle Waugh
Kansas City
Bert. Mayley
Lauretta Gerstenberger
Charles Schlexzel
Doro-thleger
Juke Milburn
Eugene Griffin
J. W. Sordon
Mildred
Leona
Welty
Okla
An! Solomon
Goheen
Clarence Totter
Bilsworth
Eudura
Fam Schmidt
Charles Schlegel
Dorothy
Charles Gerstenberger
Lawretta
Delbert
Greatze Gerstenberger
Mary Myer
B.D. Ginden
Gay
Ernest, Gerstenberger
Henrietta
George Seybald
Topeks
Geneva
New York
Mir Tomer Whits
Geneva Seybold
Herethea Martie
Angela Sommers
Adolph Miller
Ray
Osae County
Tale Fapenhau Con
Fred Papenibaneeth Vis
Alfred Fisdle
Sats
Clifford
Rohart
Deibert
Crustiahriel
Fred
Kraus
Catherine Simons
Frank Sommers
Gran] Miller
Carol Joyer
Kansas
Bért Brown
Dohy Ott
Jacob Strobel
Gus Koehler
Hubert Woodard
Harry Hagenbusch
New Year's
George Feagles
Ernest Biergy
J. F. Marlex
Monte Vista
Colo
John Schuster
George Bithelmeyer
Lawrence High Rallies as Cage Season Opens at Ottawa
Lawrence High School basketball begins final week of practice for the 1926 season on the Liberty Memorial court. They travel to Ottawa Friday night to open against the Baptists, with Captain Wred Fearing showing improved form and leadership. Coach Higgins pushes through daily drills as the Eagles prepare for the opener.
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Lawrence High Schol
Liberty Memorial Court
Eagels
Ottawa
Young Baptists
Higgins
Wred Fearing
Fearing
Knoh
T Hare
Pinkir Evers
Fre Ff
Lawrenije
Deter Rae
Joeslowin
Cities vie for Harmon Foundation playground funds
One hundred seventy eight cities in 43 11 playground funds competition for 4650 cash prizes and nursery stock. Forty eight states and Canada are represented with New York a leading entrant. Antreville and Coward South Carolina enter with small populations. prizes range to 5000 and 50s, with multiple 3 prizes for nursery stock.
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New York
Re. Creation Association of America
Canada
Harmon Foundation
Metro
World welterweight title bout called off in New York
The January 22 Madison Square Garden world welterweight championship fight was cancelled due to Walker of El Ophoeg toe surgery and concerns raised by the state athletic commission. Halder and Tommie Milligan of England were noted as contenders in the group’s report.
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New York
Madison
Walker
el Oipheg
Tommie Milligan
England
State Athletic Cons Iission Clan
Creighton Drops Haskell in New Athletic Schedule
Creighton announces schedule changes for next fall. AJ Schshinger, director of athletics at Omaha, says the plan adds more contests and preserves the Phelps Pike homecoming date, a feature at Creighton for two years, though some wording in the text is unclear.
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Creighton
Haskell Tadhar Hall
AJ AL Schshinger
Omaha Scholdo
Oklahoma Sooners Defeat Dallas Ye Dolla Club
Oklahoma Sooners overpower Dallas Ye Dolla Athletic Club with strong defense. Forward Brid played a key stretch, scoring about five points as the team built a decisive lead.
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Oklahome Squinjet
Ye Dolla Athletic Club
Dallas
Texas
Wight
Sooners
Oklahoma
Aggies Lose In Nerves Sealed By Last-Second Toss
In a tight Nite game at Noire Bend Indiana Abe Schoolers Kansas City Agition pushed ahead as Mayer Ulineis led a late charge for the Kangas Nowies. With sec seconds left the shot by Youade carried victory for the visitors. Byers was top scorer with sixteen points and Abe Schoolers added twelve rebounds.
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Kangas Nowies
Vines
Orsaut
Mayer Ulineis
Youade
Byers
Sinteen i
Ind
Abe Schoolers
Kansas City Agition
Apposance Fee Dialogue At New York Opera House
The text discusses mail orders for Apposance and related fees, tax office attendance hints, and a debated cost structure. It references an old personal charm theme and a company linked to Tirhanans and Eryma in multiple locations.
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Newersock Opera House
Corie
Nore
Ff Tina How Gey
Tirhanans
Manly Rote
Elks Bowling Shifts Rivalry Amid Tight Western Scores
Fragments show Elks bowling clash with rivals featuring fluctuating scores and noted performances. Names like Allen and Edmondson appear among scattered lines, with references to teams and venues across a confused page segment.
Pittsburg Teachers College seeks to save two games
Director Weede asks Friends and St Marys coaches to reconsider canceling two basketball games that would leave Pittsburg with only a few contests for the season. He notes the Manuals faced scheduling issues in the Kansas conference and mentions potential moves to Wichita.
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Weede
St. Marys
Wichita
Weed
Kansas
Cemita
Tr Fae
IRS Heavy
Ahn Ns
Erdjoge
Tatiana Bergies
Stiflwat Tate
Beatra Bellin A
Stop Rheumatism With Red Pepper Now
An old styled advert touts Red Pepper Rub for quick relief from rheumatism, backache and chest colds. It promises instant warmth and blood flow through tingling heat, recommending Rowles Red Pepper as a guaranteed product available at drug stores, with perilous spelling and marketing flourish.
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Lilo Minabes
Paul
Safavie
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