Jayhawkers Open Season With Undefeated Hopes In Big Match
Friday night Lawrence hosts Kansas University as the Jayhawkers face the Duke five from Des Moines. Coach Allen aims for a powerful defense and improved five man scoring. Black, Jack, and Ackerman seek refinement after last season's valley feats while the squad develops for upcoming games against Oklahoma and Nebraska.
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Jayhawkers
Robinson’ Gymnasium
Duke
Des Moinés
K. U
Curnhuskers
Lawrence
Willind
Brake
Dr. Allen
Jayhangers
Grampions
Alien Trias
Charlie Jack
Sustan ‘Ackerman
Allen
Black
Alen
Spring Practice Call At Kansas University
University announces spring football tryouts with George Patsy Clark inviting players to meet 2 p.m. next Saturday in Robinson Gym. Baseball tryouts follow at 4 30 p.m. in the same gym as plans for indoor practice begin with milder spring weather anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Patsy” Clark
K. U
Clark
Robinson Gymnasium
Scond
Goach Clark
Valley basketball notes and early season coaching success
The article highlights new valley coaches gaining early-season success in basketball. It notes Coach Klein at Nebraska, Don White at Washington, and Grinnell's Edward, with teams improving and key wins over Missouri. It also mentions Major Daly possibly returning to West Point and reports on an Oklahoma impeachment case and a MeLouth store robbery affecting Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonito
Hillyards
Emporia
Chemical Company
Five
Emporia DeBeynard
Rody
Hill Yards
Klein
Nebras
Lincoln
Don White
Perdue
Washington
Grinnell
Edward
Notre Dame
Missouri
C. D. Daly
West Point
Army
Major Daly
Ft. Leayhworth
John McEwan
McEwan
Foreign Service
Daly
Sam G Clarke Offers Suit Samples at Deep Reductions
Sam G Clarke at 1033 Mass St lists 150 suit samples with Ed V Price last spring styles discounted from 1.00 to 18.00. Orders must be placed at once to take advantage. deliveries can be arranged for later if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam G. Clarke
Mass. St
Ed. V
Methodist Christmas Service and District Meeting Recap
A Wed evening Methodist gathering featured singing a supper for teachers and guests of honor. Dr Edward Hislop led the opening lesson from The World Service of the Methodist Episcopal Church. H L Chambers announced a district council education meeting at Lawrence January 18 with S R Mote reading on preserving Christmas spirit. adjournment timed for weeks of prayer at the Congregational church.
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Orches Music
H.B. Harner
Tennessee Street
Edward Hislop
Methodist “Episcopal Church
H. L. Chambers
Council of Christian Education
Lawrence
S.R. Mote
Congregational Church
Personal notices of travel and visits across Kansas
Rev S B Lucas preached a funeral in Pomona. William Williams and Sweeney traveled to Topeka for business. Hale family left for Bonner Springs to visit friends. Fr Stutsman went to Ottawa on business. Walter Johns and Mrs W T Smith visited Ottawa and Kansas City. R R Hickson and R Hickson spent the day in Kansas City. T M Hargis, longtime Lawrence businessman, now resides at 3639 Lowe Ave Fresno. Mrs R B Brodhead and C Monroe visited Kansas yesterday. Mrs H T Moore of Wichita staying with her sister.
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S. B. Lucas
Pomona
Roger Williams
Topeka
J.M. Hale
Bonnier Springs
Fr Stutsman
Ottadwa
Walter Johns
Kansas City
W. T. Smith
Ottawa
T. J. Sweeney
Sam Moore
S. Lane
Lawrence
R. Hickson
R. R. Hickson
Tulare
Calif
Lowe Avenue
Fresno
Cal
Hargis
R. B. Brodhead
C. Monroe
Kansas
H. T. Moorte
Wichita
Funeral for Lily Leiby Owen Held at Rumsey Brothers
Mrs Lily Leiby Owen died at 7:30 Wednesday. Funeral held at 2:30 Friday from Rumsey Brothers Funeral Home with Dr Edward Hislop in charge. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Pallbearers listed include C H Tucker, C S Finch, R C Mantey, Frank March, W Simons, and S Baty.
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Lily ‘Leiby Owen
Igxening
Diamond Dyes Offer Easy At Home Color Kit
An advertisement claims Diamond Dyes let any woman dye or tint warm faded fabrics at home. Each 15 cent package includes simple directions and is sold by drug stores in all colors.
Sugar prospects for US cane and beet sugar expansion
The Department of Agriculture says sugar industry growth to meet domestic needs depends on economic conditions and soil climate. labor on southern plantations is needed before any cane sugar production increases, while beet sugar faces competition from other cash crops. An Ottawa hold up attempt was thwarted when a night operator turned lights off and knocked the bandit down, who fled empty handed.
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United States
Jy -In
Ottawa
Kan
Garner
F. Rt
Rhodes
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound Adds Natural Dark Hair
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy home remedy to restore dark hair. It claims the product removes gray strands after several applications, leaving hair darker, glossy, soft, and vigorous without a messy preparation.
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Wyeth
Nervous Nervous Run-Down Mothers Endorses Vegetable Compound
Indianapolis woman testifies to relief from nervous and run-down condition after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improvement from the second bottle and urges others with similar symptoms to try the product as a remedy for female ailments. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia E.pinkham
Mra
Anna Sari
W. Norwood St
Lydia F.pinkham
Oread Meets Vinland In High School Basketball Showdown
The Oréad high school basketball team will meet Vinland at the Chamber of Commerce Gyminasium Saturday night at 8 o clock. Also noted a nearby incident with five sheep crippled by a moving car near Rankin's Drug Store.
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Oread
Vinland
Oréad High School
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Gyminasium
Rankin's Drug Store
Mackinaws for Sale and Lost Pocketbook Notice
One day sale offers 100 heavy waterproof Mackinaws for 10 dollars cash. Describes features such as double breasted strong belt large collar deep pockets and weatherproof construction. Also a lost pocketbook with money and entertainment tickets seeks return to George’s Lynch 786 Mass with reward offered.
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Mackinaw
Saly
Zeta
M. Werkenthin
Annual stockholders meeting notice in Doubling County Building Association
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of stockholders for the Douging County Building Association for the election of directors will be held at its offices on Monday January 21 1924 at 7 o clock a m John Emick secretary Lawrence Kansas
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Lawrence Dai+ly Journal-World
A.D
Douglas County
Kansas
Fred C. Hilber
Dechaned
Gstate
Edith Rk. Hilbert
Lawrence Daily Journals World
Kangas
Everett Mattrice Gohison
I Luisa Irving
J. B. Wilson
Guardian
Atty
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
District Court
State of Kansas
John WW. Armstrong
William L. Smith
J. 4. Bonebrake
Harry G. Leaner
Coats W. Leamer
Mary Leamer Snyder
Brooker Leamer
E. L. Butler
A. M. Leamer
Mack Leamer
CC. W. Leamer
Persis Leaner
Justine. Leamer
George Smith
Wilford Smith
Lu Mason
Arthur BR. Greene
Greene
Jenkie M. Harris
Caroling BP. Keller
Lane University Association
Lecimpton ‘Town Company
United Brethren In Christ Church
E. B. Wells
Sta.y
Janwilty
Douglas
State of
Compton
Isaac
Halderman
J. Hy Bonebrake
S. 46
Lecompton
Isaac Street
J. Hy Mitchell
Smith
A Ca
Irne Fourngt-Warlaine
Theretarian Daily Journal
Stoskho
Douging County
Association For the
Vite
A. Ma
John
Emick
Lawrence
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Beet
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F. W. Jaedicke
Just
Silverthorne
Coca
Fla
Sig Haughdahl
Coéa Beach
Indian River
Young
Rankin’s Drug Store
Merchants National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
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F. B. McCulloch
Mass
Kennedy Plumbing Co
Concri
Street
Portland Cement Association
National Organization
Topeks
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Laird
Waterton
Roan Cumberland
Lord
Belgium
America
Internationaal
Carnot
Durec Bred Sons
J.bear
J. J. Lirmore
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