Jayhawkers Open Basketball Season in Loss to Washington
Kansas University opened its basketball season with a 25 to 18 defeat at Washington. The Jayhawkers led briefly in the first half but failed to convert chances, with Schmidt and Hutton among the opposition’s top scorers. Washington pulled away in the second half as Kansas struggled to find the basket.
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Speaking with Lincoln a Boyhood Friend Recounts 1861 Speech
Baldwin Theard the Great Emancipator speaker A L Lawson recalls an early Springfield speech by Abraham Lincoln on slavery. He quotes Lincoln’s pledge to protect states that vote to abolish slavery and the danger to young white men if slavery persists. Mrs Elizabeth Randle attends Topeka milliners convention while Leland Battierson and daughter Alice depart to California.
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Commissioners View Two Roads For Opening and Closing
Douglas County commissioners plan Saturday sessions to view two road strips. One petition seeks opening from a quarter corner in section 32, township 13, range 18, along the south line to Clinton township. the other, by F M Hartman and others, seeks closing between sections 11 and 12, township 15, range 17 in Marion township.
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Lawrence High Faces Big Week Of Practice For Friday Emporia Clash
Lawrence High School basketball began a week of intensive practice after noon with coach Higgins drilling players on passing pivots and fundamentals. The squad faces Emporia Friday night at Liberty Memorial floor, and competing for guard spots remains keen as lines form for a big, agile player to handle larger forwards. Captain Warlowe Hanson takes guard tonight as Emporia’s veterans Grant Seam Ryes, K Sue, Benet and others pose a formidable test. The Powertail Hillverd quintet defeated Oklahoma 88 to 20 led by De Bernardi and Starbuck guards.
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Drake Bulldogs Face Railthin Schedule for 1926 Football
Drake University announces a strenuous 1926 football schedule headed by Navy at Annapolis and Notre Dame, with Nebraska at Lincoln and Iowa State at Ames. The Bulldogs open at home against Nebraska October 2, aiming to avenge last year’s 14–0 loss while meeting Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Grinnell among others.
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County High Schools Readies for Week of Games
Four of five Douglas county high schools enter the fourth league week this Friday and Saturday with Lecompton idle. Fa dora and Wellborn clash on Friday. Tonzanoxie travels to Easton. Baldwin hosts Itwa on Wednesday and Manual Training High of Kansas City Saturday. Linwood versus Vinland set for January 16 at Linwood. Wellsville defeated by Winland last week. Junior high squads prepare for Ottawa Friday night with a double header. New uniforms arrive for first team. travel planned by car if weather allows.
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Kansas Jayhawkers Open Season With Loss to Washington
Washington University edged Kansas 25 to 18 in the opening game of the season as the Jayhawkers struggled in the second half. Coach F. C. Aller praised effort but noted wild passes and missed shots affected the result. Spectators saw a wrestling interlude at halftime and Kansas heads to Manhattan tomorrow to face the Kangas Aggies.
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Grinnell To Open Conference Play At Kansas
Grinnell Iowa January 11 Coach Charles Black shapes the Pioneer basketball squad for its first Missouri Valley Conference game at Kansas January 14 in Lawrence. Captain Wing and Raymond Niblo likely guard, Wendell Davis at center, with Moran Coffing Chase and Lamb among forward candidates. The defense shows raggedness but offense has spurts. extensive scrimmages aim to fix coordination.
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Gargle Aspirin for Tonsillitis or Sore Throat
An old advertises a home remedy: dissolve two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls of water and gargle thoroughly. Repeat in two hours if needed. Use only genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross, sold in tin boxes of twelve tablets for a few cents.
Farm Bureau delegates attend Kansas meeting in Topeka
Clifford A. Pine attends the Kansas State Farm Bureau convention in Topeka as the Douglas county delegate and county bureau president. Mrs. Willis Bunn y vice president also attend. Real estate transfers list J J Eddy and wife to A L Taylor and wife for 1, with other transfers including O M Brachmiller to H F Olson and others plus several described parcels in Lawrence and surrounding townships. A false alarm at the Pi Beta Phi house on 1246 Mississippi street prompted plumbers to fix a steam issue mistaken for smoke.
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Evans Predicts Weather Disturbance and Rain
Evans forecasts a coming weather disturbance over the next few days followed by rain as a 48th cloud system moves in The moon will track the upper air pattern across the north as atmospheric conditions shift with a likely shower period ahead
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Phillips Milk of Magnesia for indigestion relief
For fifty years genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia has been prescribed by physicians to ease sour, acid, gassy stomachs. It neutralizes stomach acid and bowels fermentations, gently removes sour waste, and is more pleasant than soda. Twenty-five cent bottles at any drug store.
Fragmentary Weather Note Hints Quick Freeze Impact
A fragment mentions a cold snap expected within forty eight hours of the th possibly bringing frighteningly cold weather for Florida. The text is incomplete but suggests near freezing conditions and potential travel disruptions or agricultural concerns for the state.
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