Staging Kansas stadium union drive begins in rain
Three divisions review plans with the general committee at city hall amid rain and crowded attendance. Mayors, colonels and volunteers pledge high enthusiasm for next week’s campaign with a big parade planned Monday before the Chamber of Commerce dinner. University band, 1500 students and Haskell band plus two companies of boys will join in the parade and activities.
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Kansas Stadium-Union
Lawrence
Kreeck
H. B. Ober
Wichita
W. C. Simons
Mr. Simons
Charlton
Coustisuit
Dinsmoor
Wild Cats
Jay Hawks
T. J. Sweeney
W. J. Baumgartner
George Kirchoff
W. S. Griesa
Bo Eshwin Lane
Fol. Klein
Charles H. Tucker
Charlie’ Holmes
Chef Commerce Rooms
Uniqsity
Haskell
Company of Boys
Baldwin News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Visits
In Baldwin and nearby areas, residents report hospital and school activity, travel to Topeka and Kansas City for meetings, and community events. Notable items include visits by Professor Liston and others, a February display plan for Thayer art, a free tuberculosis clinic success, and a surprise eighteenth birthday dinner for Chester Lane.
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FM. Storum
Fael
Lawrence
Wah
Sted
Liston
Parens
George M. Liston
Professor Liston
Topeka
Educational Council
Renin
Neodesha
William Scott
Tooka
Elucational Council
S Sion
C. A. Lane
Chester
Lane
Lucy Lane
Jefle Hitchcock
Gayle
George Leonard
G. Fo Sanders
Kansas City
Opal
Merile Ackerman
Central
Ont Feneral Merchandises
Miss Ackerman
Morgan Book Store
Ralph
Conoralia
Willard Ghrecht
Barden PB
Hoover
The
Mathematical Association
Garret
Kanes City
Kansas Sane Tuberculosis
Baldwin
N. A. Purcell
Thayer
Chinas Cone
Frank C. Jardonith
Real Estate Transfers Near Lawrence and Mass Street
Real estate items show transfers in Lawrence with Lot 7 block 16 Lane Place Addition to William Ail, and Lot 175 Massachusetts Street to Margaret F Mélntire from D Melntire with nominal consideration. Names appear garbled in OCR but indicate property exchanges and nominal payments.
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William Vito Brittomart
Bill
Lane Place
Lawrence
Margaret F. Mélntire
D. Melntire
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence Highs Defeated by Northeast Last Night 35 to 18
Lawrence highs fell 35 to 18 to Northeast in a rough game that showcased both teams. The effort set up a meeting with Manhattan High School later, while Haskell girls won their game. Local notes mention a stockholders meeting in Lawrence and a tease about Harriet and Piper in serial form.
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Northeast
Lawrence Higl
Whattan
Manhattan
Tecat Gane Knight
Haskell
Harriet
e-Piper
Katherine Norris
Tunning
Star and Times
Wersock
Oska loosa Miss day in Law mates The Luxe fast
The article notes a skating party at Slough Creek Friday night where ice broke, sending several people into the water. Rep Ralph Snyder visited from Torken, returning Tuesday. North town housing has changed hands with J M Pennington family moving to Mr Tay Alexander. Pennington seeks rental or purchase. Mrs Joby Roberts and Mrs Nichols attended church.
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S. Barry
Slough Creek
Ralph Snyder
J. M. Pennington
Tay Alexander Twhco
Merch
Pennington
Joby Roberts
Strst al S Nichols
Oskaloosa High School hosts basketball, band in Topeka and Perry visit
In a week long Topeka gathering from Atchison, W F M S branch meetings concluded with Perry boys and girls winning both games on a packed auditorium court. The Oskaloosa High School band performed its first appearance led by conductor Olive, as the audience packed the balcony. Several local events follow, including a Kansas Day pageant, lectures, and social notices across town.
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Topeka
Atchison
W. FP. M.S
Perry
Audiorium Court
Oskaloosa High School
Erection Ad
Miss Barry
Perf Gennel
Harold Keeling
Lester Pentz
Gene Keers
Legh Wellman
Faye Brock
Fern Crawford
George Sharp
Elma Shellrove
Frambhones
Lontht
Heddlestar
Carl Penta
Atos
Clayton Trapp
Luther Rindom
Virginia Dav
Weyd Ravers
Charles Decker
Irene Brock
Ruel Slavsen
Helen Caleman
Virginia Davis
Ruth Alesander
Mary Smurr
Jes
Sub—.Page
Everett Nichols
Donald Huddleston
Cecil Barnes
Llorel Rogers
Lee Frans
Gene It
Lee Barnes
Melouth Teans
The
Methodist Church
Sun
Frank Simmons
A. G. Smith
John Witmer
Chas
McCoy
Vavra
Tes
T. A. Nichols
M. Clyde Cook
Valley Falls
Cutti
J. HW. Brown
Mr. Brown
Jennin
Samuel Pepwand
Wich School
Jussie Ray Ti
Vehitives
Oceala Pooler
Lyceum
Chaos
Bliss
Lone Treeway
Dre Jay UN Terry
Whisabeth Conway
James Conyay
Ernest Owen
O'Reilly
Terry
Miss Conway
Frank Click
City
Davie Boyd
McLoath
Decker
Clinton Davis
Marshall
Liberty Street
Aél Miller
Kansas City
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Almon
Liberty
Margaret Ford
K.U
Ailen Decker
Yel
Valley Grove social notes and local events
Residents at the Mason home hosted Sunday gatherings with multiple families. Monday presentations occurred in Lawrence at a relative’s home. Local visits included Petrie and Jones households, with various trips to Tonganoxie and Lawrence. School news mentions Florence Mcfiew returning after illness and Lincoln High basketball prep. Community ads note food items at Brinkman and Duhzire shops.
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Mason
Garner
Holiday
Mats Smith
Oren Smith
Lawrence
Joe Edens
C. G. Petrie
Amd
Goddard
Winchester
Kan
Jones
Dan and
Orin Smith
Florence Mcfiew Hay
Ralph Stewart
Petrie
Charles
Bill Burman
Charles Stewart
Munter
Grinnell Beats Kansas In Low Scoring Conference Win
Grinnell College tops Kansas in a 24 to 20 valley conference basketball battle at Robinson Gym. Kansas star Walt Grinnell tallied six field goals while guard Kivla Colt fueled Grinnell’s offense. First half defense dominated as only three minutes produced a single free throw.
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Eyonts
Miner Tioneers
Robinson Gypnasium
Walt
Grinnerl
Uhrlaub
Kansas
Her Krestsmeyer
Fearing
Grinnell
Jansen
Pioneers
Woestemeyers
Tually
Rody
Strem
Dr. Alton
Woestemeyer
Fndacott
Houk
Grintell
Whitebill
Ey Herbrtsmeyer
Evans
Yoy Sennan
Liv
Jansson
Winter
An ‘Tuutals
Leren Tree
New Play System In YMCA Volleyball League
The YMCA volleyball league in the city adopted a new play method under which games end after a set limit rather than a fixed point total. On Thursday three matches were played in good conditions with the Methodists beating Congregational 44 to 21, Centenary MW defeating Christians 40 to 25, and Lutherans downing M E 50 to 27.
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VY. MC. A
Methodists
Congregational
Centenary M. W
Chrsetians M
Lutherans
M. E
Notes on the Game Defeat in Kansas-Crinneil clash 18 to 15
The other team defeated the University freshmen in a close contest. Surtain set to the Kansas Crinneil game by a score of 18 to 15. The Uhrlaub brothers made all the points.
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University Frewhmen
Uhrlaub + brothers
Grinnell Freshmen Shine in Big Game Feats
Players Guers Low and Black starred for the Grinnell freshmen while Arthur Lonbore and John T Lonbore played for the opposite squad. The crowd enjoyed figures as brothers tangled on the floor. Grinnell dominated many moments, with Taresh penne aml and Taerenes, Missouri claiming a fifth win as they beat Oklahoma Sooners 28 to SAT ty 28.
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Arthur Lonbore
John T Lonbore
Freahmen
Nich
Serfigs
Brothers Tangle
Missouri Alee
Oklahoms Sooners
Local stock exchanges favored in Kansas agricultural survey
A Kansas live stock survey by the USDA and State Board of Agriculture finds most stockers and feeders ship to Kansas City, with 52 percent of buyers sourcing from the same markets. Only about 2 percent of feeder buyers go to the range, and shippers seek cheaper exchange to reduce overhead. Hog numbers rose from daily to October, while flocks declined from October to January due to normal fluctuations.
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Topeka
Kar. Tan
Averane
Kansas
United States Department of Agriculture
State Board of Agriculture
Wiehta
Thessued
Open Nostrils End a Cold or Catarrh
An ad claims Fly’s Cream Balm clears blocked air passages and relieves head colds and catarrh. The product is applied inside the nostrils to soothe swollen mucous membranes, promising instant relief and easier breathing.
Eatonic Medicine Claim Card for Stomach Relief
A marketing note touts Eatonic as life saving for digestion. It promotes after meal tablets that supposedly ease stomach acid and prevent discomfort, urging readers to buy a box with a pharmacist guarantee.
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Eatonic
Mrs Williman Testifies to Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Williman of Hamilton Ohio testifies to severe back pain headaches and fatigue since age three years. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills she reports weight gain from 125 to 138 pounds and improved health. She credits the product with relief and recommends it to others.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joseph Williman
South Sth Street
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted as a liver aid
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel. It claims the olive colored pills improve complexion and energy, purporting to cleanse the liver and bowels without dangerous after effects. Millions are sold yearly at 20 cents a box.
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vPhome
Nassane
Williamsh
Lie Stork
Reuter Oran Co
Thempany
At & P.m
A. C. Reuter
Yee
Wats of
Stonington
En Etter
Buick
Oskaloosa
Eclowing Clisrie Agentset
Kansas Union Stadium
Tudent Union
University
Goldwin Goldsmith
Man Dennis
Andrew Brown
Rand
P. H. Roberts
Washington, D.C
Roberts
U.S. Senate
East
PLC
Valley Grove
Lincoln High School
Lincoln Gymnasium
Harriet and the Piper
Guernsey
Duhzire's
Boston
Brinkman’s
Satanday
Brinkman’s. Ares
Evangelical
Unitarian
Guers
John Low
Black
Dolim
K.P
Betty
Eciter
Taresh Penne
Taerenes
Brinkman’ s —_ Ask Vanr
Bobwy Roth
Rolling Stone
Bobby Roth
Forrest €. Allen
Local Exchanges
State Farm Bureau
Board of Agriculture
Marths
John
Farmers State and Savings Bank
Caticara Ladereteriea
Takum
Cuticura
New Jersey
Mrs.williman
Lydia E.pinkham
Hood
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