Kansas plans for stadium and union at university
A $1,000,000 plan for a new Kansas stadium and Kansas Union building at the University of Kansas embraces eight construction projects. The stadium will seat 32,340, with a horseshoe design, multiple entrances, and ample parking. The Kansas Union will have three floors with recreation, dining, lounge and study spaces, plus a potential theater for a thousand. Alumni pressure to end homecoming lodging woes drives the project.
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Kansas Stadium Union
University of Kansas
Laforce Bailey
F.C. Allen
Missouri University
Columbia
Kansas Union
University Y. M. C. A
Robinson Gymnasi
Alumni Association
Potato Growers Meet in Lawrence Next Week
The Kaw Valley potato growers meeting, a state Farm Bureau activity, will be in Lawrence on Friday. Morning session at the courthouse, 125 delegates will dine at the pool. Methodist ladies will cater at the church. Nebraska University faculty will discuss Nebra grown seed and seed treatment, growing developments, and marketing cooperation with emphasis on Kansas Valley potatoes. Photographs by Thompson Studio. Buick ad inserted.
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Kaw Valley Potato Growers Meeting
Lawrence
State Farm Bureau
Court House
Nebraska University
K Valley
War Finance Board Reopens for Export Loans
Washington January 15 The War Finance Corporation revived by an act of Congress over President Wilsons veto is now functioning It was announced today it is prepared to consider applications for loans to finance exports in the same way it handled advances before the suspension last May.
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War Finance Board
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Congress
Wilson
Mercer Urges Producers Union for Market Control
Secretary Mercer of Sansay Live Stock Association promotes a producers’ union to centralize marketing. He argues that combining receipts and reducing price fluctuations requires producer organization or a specialist to handle market representation, with two possible models: producer coalitions or a centralized marketing specialist under the organization.
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Sansay Live Stock Association
Popers
Kan
Nadie
Mercer
Etovic
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
Beards to a Museum and Other Fragments Unearthed
The article reviews Turkish authorities moving a sacred relic from its city sanctuary to a museum fearing theft. It also notes Sumatra’s vast flat plains, the use of newspapers as parasols in Sri Lanka, and a distant mining claim in St. John. The Empire State name origin is traced to George Washington, with a mention of a royal episcopal jewel.
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Constantinople
Mohammed
Amerea
W York
George Washington
New York City
Pleasant Valley Union Meeting in New School Area
A Pleasant Valley farmers union meeting last night featured supper in the new school basement. Visitors from nearby towns attended as Mrs Kennedy served oysters and music by local artists entertained. Speakers, including J Holcom and W Jimons, urged farmer control of pricing and cooperative banking, with county officials noting the district’s new school building and planned funding.
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Pleasant Valley
Farmers’ Union
Tua
Pence
Clinton
Rew Kennedy
Rew
Brita
Red & Panedy
AL Teum
Moleons
Fred Kennedy
J. Holcom
Holcom
W. Jimons
QO. J. Lane
Eure
CG. Stevenson
J. R. Garrett
George Gistlith
A. L. Helcont
Lawrence area notes symposium and city meetings
Community brief listing Monday meetings at the YMCA and city hall, a pending court room change, a diabetic Frank Ford memorial event, snow clearing, church services, and local figures including Dr. J B Stauffer, Rev H L Yarger, Judge Hugh Mesas, and KC basketball travel. Also notes Creighton College bid for a football game, college fund subscriptions, farm bureau gathering, and local business updates.
Young man released after police station check
A young man was released after being taken to the police station. The Lawrence committee on Kansas union stadium activities will hold a meeting at city hall tonight.
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Lawrence Committee On
Kansas Union-Stadium
City Hall
Schoolmate of Chancellor Lindley noted in Lawrence gathering
Mrs. Walter Wilson and her son Walter of Eudora shopped in Lawrence today. Miss Grace Green is spending the week end in Paola as guest of Mrs. J. W. William Jr.
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Chancellor Lindley
Indiana
Walter Wilson
Walter
Eudora
Lawrence
Grace Green
Paola
J. W. William, Jr
Ida Wallace Praised for Steady Service and Support
Mrs Ida Wallace receives acknowledgment for her consistent hard work and dedication that contribute to ongoing success, with colleagues noting her dependable presence and willingness to help in all tasks.
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Ida Wallace
Weekend Guests and Local Travel Patterns Across Kansas City
The community lists numerous residents and visitors spending weekends in Kansas City and nearby towns. Names include Miss Clare Pyle, Miss Billa Iyle, Mrs. Harold Cook, Joe Schwartz, David Shefrey, Dr P N Stevens, Kester Williams, Miss Ruth Pinet, Miss Louise Toucher, Mrs. Ferry B Barber, Miss Nieta McAdans, Miss Beulah Loeffin, Miss Laurine Myer, H C Brinkman, Miss Kathryne Wilson, Mrs. Lawrice M Green, Mrs. T H Chalkley, Miss Marcella Chalkley, Miss Hilda Chalkley, FE Phillips and daughters Opal and Fay, Ruth Meadows, and Harry Gregg. Also noted are a state bakers meeting in Manhattan and Prof. Holton visiting Kansas State Agricultural College.
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Teddy Lander
Lake View
Roscoe
Stubbs
Kansas City
Harold Langanecker
Topeka
H. J. Hanna
J. L. Butler
Clare Pyle
Billa* Lyle
Harold Cook
de Soto
Joe Schwartz
David Sheffrey
P. N. Stevens
Kester Williams
Ruth Pinet
Louise Toucher
Ferry B. Barber
Nieta McAdans
Beulah Loeffin
Laurine Myer
H. C. Brinkman
State Bakers’ Association
Manhattan
Kathryne Wilson
Lawrice M. Green
H. Chalkley
Marcella Chalkley
Hilda Chalkley
E. Phillips
Opal Phillips
Fay Phillins
Phillips
Ruth Meadows
Harry Gregg
North
Ohio
N. M. Gregg
New Jersey
Gregg
Loveland
Colorado
BH. Holun
Kan State Agricultural College
E. H. Lindley
Holton
Local Rotarian Dues Rise at Bix Springs Event
A Rotarian club at Bix Springs raised annual dues to 25 and introduced a one dollar tee fee to fund activities. A Lawrence police officer arrested a clerk who arrived at his business at 6 AM and waited for opening, disputing the clerk’s explanation.
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Lawrence
Boener advertises sale of Lawrence residence amid Florida interests
Henry A Boener's southeast Lawrence home is up for sale due to time spent in Florida where his Lake Hamilton fruit ranch grows oranges grapefruits lemons and tangerines. He reports abundant yields and describes the property as a premier suburb. Also notes Ninth Street Baptist Sunday School annual gathering with praise for leadership and a successful year.
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Henry A. Boener
Journal- World
Florida
Boener
Lake Hamilton
Lawrence
Ninth Street Baptist Sunday School
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Mass
Buick
Guernsey
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St. John Dee
Cas
Derby Grain Co
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Arther
Highland Park
Ehenist
Mars
Phil Vin Franzen
Madison
Wisconsin
Huni Auther
Germany
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Berlin
Questa
United States
Weaver
Rocky Mountain States
Brinkme
Te Derby Grain Co
Juliana of
Holland
Ministerial Alliance
The
First Methodist Church
Makin
J. B. Stauffer
Midland College
Fremont
Nebraska
Ziesens
Connesion
Rtev
H. L. Yarger
Yarger
Trinity Luthera Church
Creighton College
Omaha
Henry Owens
Oklahomans
Colt
Ak Ersity of
Kansas
Topek
County Farm Bureau
Hugh Mesas
Ottawa
Franklin County District Court
Court
Harry Dick
Tower House
Hinture
Haskell
Yesterdowntown
C.H. Talbot
Grip
Unitarial
W. L. Hugeims
Kangas
Bonner Springs Electric Light Company
C. W. McKeen
Kaw Valley State Bank
John N. Johnson
Senate
Metcalf Loan Companey
Joan Property
Chamber of Commerce
F. J. Kelley
Salina
Board of County Commissioners
Jones School House
Ie Universal Car
C. W. Smith
Bix Springs
Lodarags
Business Educatione
Lawrence, Kansas
Forida
JY Insurance
Perkins
GallUs
Shimmons Bros
Bowersock
Midway Cafe
SkofStads
Richard Rich, Mer
Europe
Peoples State Bank
N. J
Pickwick
John Cairns
Lawrence Tile CO
Farmers State and Savings Bank
Sam Galitzky
Hamilton
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