Haskell to Play Illinois in October Two Nation’s Football Offer
The Haskell Indian Football Team accepted a Big Nine offer for a game against Illinois on October 2 at Illinois Field after a month of negotiations. Coach Zuppke praised joint development and noted Illinois will face a tough, beneficial matchup.
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Cardui touted as worth its weight in gold by Virginia woman
Worth Weight In Gold Abingdon Virginia Mrs Jennie Mc Call says she suffered from female complaints for over ten years she could not walk or stand and was nearly confined to the house after taking Cardus the woman's tonic she can walk anywhere Cardui is worth its weight in gold The druggist sells it in one dollar bottles
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William Jewell Victimized by Jayhawks in Robinson Gym
William Jewell faced Kansas as the Jayhawks led 34 to 14 at halftime and 55 to 21 final. Bill Weaver starred with early three-field-goal bursts, Jeffries of Kansas captured seventeen points with precise free throwing, Sproull and Sareigan led for Kansas, while the Baptists played a clean game with only two fouls called in the second half.
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Death of John P. Gregory at 77 in Kansas City home
John P. Gregory aged 77 died at midnight at his residence 840 Maine Street. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the home conducted by Reverend Brown. Interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs. CB Root of Kansas City visiting her mother Mrs. Eddy. Mrs. John Morvill of Muskogee Oklahoma visiting her father EG Schneck.
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Baker defeats Haskell in one sided opener
Lawrence wins first game as Baker guards Zable and Allderdice limit Haskell to 23 points. Kinzer and Trotter star for Baker with strong center play, while Flood leads Haskell scorers. Torn court notes, local social items, and a Kansas City visit follow, including a joint Woodmen Royal Neighbors installation and Lawrence high game against Rosedale.
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Municipal bus purchases advance in Chicago plan
Chicago officials push a new municipal motor bus program with a three million dollar appropriation to buy and operate single decked buses on surface and elevated lines. The plan aims to relieve traffic congestion and will charge five cents fare.
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Wheat Drops on Export Ban News at Opening
Wheat fell five cents in the first 15 minutes on word that Congress may bar exports. May wheat slid to 140 a bushel after closing near 145 yesterday. Also noted are ads for a baby photo at 3 a dozen and Menthol formula on a bottle. Dick Bros. Banana nut ice cream at Wiemann's.
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Carman Seeks Mayoral Nomination in 1945 Primary
Announcement notes Carman will run for mayor subject to the March 9, 1945 primaries. Presbyterian event details a social time at Second Presbyterian Church on January 18 with an 8 o'clock program. Public notices invite church families and school members to attend. Local ads list Rexall Cold Tablets at McCollock's Drug Store and fashion patterns at The Arts and Crafts Store 5384 Mass. Street. Market report from Associated Press covers Kansas City and Chicago commodity, cattle, hog, and grain prices with changes and receipts.
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