Victory Drumbeat As Cornhusker Alumni Eye Big Win
A rambling, OCR laden piece hints at a Kansas victory prospect in a Nebraska Cornhuskers football contest. It notes the pride of Cornhuskers, mentions defense by night sessions, and references famed coaches and players in a buildup to a Friday Saturday clash with Roberson gymnasium chatter and statewide fan interest.
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Baskitaalt
Roebirsen
Beld
Seartits
Trouthall
Nebraska Halfpack
Willy
Manhattan
Nebraskia
Hamitaak
Ill formed grocery list from early ad mentions tea beans and milk
Fragmentary OCR notice lists items such as tea beans milk cocoa and dairy products with scattered prices and vendors. The readable elements include references to Good Coffee Royal Cocoa and country produce in a small local market listing.
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Chathar Pintes Jama Deans
Joe Guld Dust
Tax large fortunes and industrial reform debated in inquiry
Daniel Gaggentein of Ame 7 & Refining Co testifies on large fortunes and government aid to the unemployed. He discusses industrial reform proposals, profit sharing, and the impact of rising living costs on workers. Other witnesses address corporate ownership and awareness of industrial questions amid ongoing inquiries. The Methodist Church plans a meeting tomorrow afternoon at 923 hie.
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New York
Daniel Gaggentein
Ame 7 & Refining Company
Tires
Weenheim
New Water Pressure Gauge Tested for Mains Installation
A new pressure gauge measures water pressure continuously via a clock driven dial. A paper dial records hourly pressure changes, with a pen marking lines to indicate pressure. Tested at the Water Company's office, it will be added to the mains after pumping station work is completed this week.
Fight over money for fair expos near $40,000 needed
Kansas legislature faces battle over a $40,000 appropriation to complete the state fairs expositions in California this year. Senate Ways and Means approved the sum by seven to six. the House committee has not acted. The commission has spent most of the prior $25,000 from 1912 funds on buildings, exhibits, and storage, with stock and horticulture aims delayed by lack of shipping money.
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State of
Kansas
Topeka
Towas
California
Senate Ways and Means
House
Francisco
San Ly Fair
Offeer 606 Scattering Howsed Esterbrook on Broadway
Fragmentary OCR mentions a Broadway production featuring Esterbrook and Gearet ML Rahear with scattered notes about offers and performances. Readable facts are limited. no clear event date or full names available.
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Offeer
Esterbrook
Gearet
Rahear
Broadway
Women Demand Welfare Officer To Replace Prentice
Town women urge the commissioners to appoint a welfare officer of high moral character to oversee city welfare and the cost of recreation. Several leading club women support a male appointee to focus on general welfare and public prices.
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C. K. Prentice
Woren
Famous Prima Donna to Sing at Fy Hall on Monday
Renowned soprano Madam Olitzka, with sixty five Metropolitan roles, will perform at Fy Hall on Monday the 25th at 8 15 pm. She has taught counterpoint in Boston and Chicago companies and joins the Canadian National Opera. Her repertoire ranges from operatic arias to Baby. Tickets at the door 75 cents balcony and 50 cents main floor. no reserved seats.
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Mintant Rosa Print
Fy Hall
Madam ‘Olitzka
New York
Paris
Madan Schuman
Kink
Countralto
Boston
Chivary Oper
New
Canadian National Opera Company
Oqvean Grove
Denver
Appin 4
Kansas
PoNnerel Lawrence
Rondgert
Ivald
Market Report From Kansas City and Chicago Cattle and Hogs
AP Market Report notes Kansas City receipts around 3000 with slow trading. Prime fed steers quoted near 9.25 per cwt, dressed beef steady about 7.00. Cows and heifers 2.59 to 8.75, stockers 6.00 to 9.80, bulls 5.50 to 6.75, calves 6.50 to 10.50. Hogs about 7000 receipts, market down, heavies 6.65 to 6.85, lights 8.60 to 6.80. Butter and eggs unchanged. Chicago receipts 7000, steady to higher trade, hogs 6.80 to 9.50, stockers and feeders mixed, lard futures quoted, market activity softer.
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Associated ‘Press
Kansas City
Chicago
Arkét
Reeves
Portrait of a Tawrence Attorney at Graduation Scene
A grainy portrait shows a well known attorney in Lawrence during his graduation era. The blurred OCR hints at a school and a celebrated figure, suggesting local recognition and historical interest in the professional’s achievement.
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Tawrence
Proposed Law for Highway Commission Study by Kansas Engineers
A year ago the Kansas Engineer Society appointed Kenyon Ridlic Abilene Advi Sanitit and TL A. Ries to inspect highway laws in several states and report to today’s annual meeting. They propose a law to form a three member highway commission appointed by the governor with one faculty member from the University Engineering School, one from the State Agricultural College, and a third who earns 410 per day, not to exceed 1000 annually for local costs. The commission would manage road laws, provide plans and specifications, supply engineering forces, adopt uniform accounting for road funds, study material suitability, and report findings to county officials. County commissioners must provide requested information. county engineers must sign warrants and oversee road work under the State Highway Commission.
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Kansas
Kenyon Rid‘lic
Abilene
Advi Sanitit
Eimporia
TL A. Ries
RE U. School of Engineering
Ge Society
State Highway Commission
County plans road and bridge work with auto fund shift
In county plans road, bridge and culvert projects funded by reallocating the automobile fund back to the general fund. The move aims to cover improvements while adjusting the source of revenues from the auto tax.
Welfare officer appointment urged by city leader
Chief Fisher calls for a city welfare officer after the death of Chas. The officer would supervise welfare duties, attend to sanitary conditions, and ensure upkeep. The mayor may hear the matter and appoint a replacement.
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Fisher
Chas
Beer
Police Department
Averfare
Cty
Optimistic Thought as a Threat to Liberty
A pondering line notes that accepting a layer of control may cost personal freedom, framing optimism as a caution against surrendering liberty. The remark suggests vigilance against incremental authority and warns that ease may erode rights.
Words in Various Languages
An article notes estimates of vocabulary sizes for several languages based on dictionaries. English leads with about 450000 words, followed by German around 300000, Hallan about 440000, French roughly 140004, and Spanish near 129002 words. The figures come from reliable dictionaries and are considered fairly complete.
Sale Notice Fragment Delivers Vague Bidding Terms
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a sale notice with unclear lot details and bidder requirements. Names, dates, and jurisdictions are unreadable, leaving the action and enforceable terms ambiguous.
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J. S.corley
Irving Hill
Lawrence, Kansas
C. B. Hosford
Barrow
M. A. Gorrill
C. W. Sparr
A. J. Parnell
Sayhawker
Nebraska
iSaturday
Gornhusiers
Hetil
Dannike
Beraket Hall
Ikane's Cash Grocery
Bear Peoples State Bank
Ben Greet
Shakespeare
Society Lyceum
Bowersock Theatre
Avegay
Hank Berwin
Coal Tascorporations
Toal Carryen Renids
Senate Committee
Thayer
Wichita
Hautchinson
Tur N’t
Califorpid
Jsansa
Oply
Ann Polity
Spetet Faethe
Rosie Janiter
Olla
ATO
Liemois
Ohio
Wisringsin
Sowsa
Highway Commission
UN Society
Lawrence
M. J. Skofstad
Massachusetts Street
Dunmire
Mass
Starkweather
J. M. Neville
Stubbs Bldg
Court House
Bell
Alayer
T . Tee
Lonse
Alfalfa Bay
Lawson
Hood
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