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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
2
Coach Allen reports Jayhawkers limited by illness and injuries after a win over Missouri. He plans tougher practices as Kansas braces for a stretch with only three remaining away games, including Sooners and Aggies, with rest of season shifting to focused training.
Readable fragments indicate university of Kansas preliminary tryouts are planned. The text mentions an event with lightweights and heavies preparing a team for action over several days, with references to individuals and assisting professionals.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bowling scores and two names Jon and Rikez with unclear numbers. no coherent event or details to identify a full article.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a phrase about she sweil the end o basket with unclear context. The readable portion hints at a movement or task related to a basket end area without concrete figures or names. Further text needed for precise summary.
A high school basketball game in Kansas City Kansas faces a late change as some players became eligible on the eve of the contest. The game is set for 7 30 PM with referee Dr Forrest C Alt of the University of Kansas.
The annual reunion of the 130th field artillery veterans will be in Lawrence on February 6 with a banquet. George Dunkiny is president. Arlene's auxiliary from across Kansas helps organize. Bills aim to channel city fines to the state education treasury for common schools.
The County Clerk undertakes vault repairs with shelving added on three sides to store more records. Former volumes have been piled on the floor, and space is being conserved for future years. The Veterans of Foreign Wars met last night at the Chamber of Commerce building for routine business. all eligible men are invited to attend Thursday meetings.
Police investigations expand after several dealers report coal stolen from yards. A boy named in reports is under scrutiny amid widespread complaints of coal theft this afternoon.
Wo Brooks appealed a cruelty charge to district court after a yesterday morning verdict. His appeal bond was signed by A. E. Hudbleston, the county treasurer, elect.
Thirteen teachers from the county attend examinations for first second or third grade certificates. The tests occur on the court house’s top floor under the direction of County Superintendent O J Lane.
After a three game swing in Des Moines Iowa where scores did not reach Lawrence the Haskell Indian basketball team is scheduled to return home tonight finishing a difficult road stretch in the Midwest.
A building permit was issued yesterday to Myra Hall of Ohio Street to construct a house valued at 34 500 dollars. Harold D. Smith is listed as contractor with probate judge Menger involved in the matter.
A historical fragment claims that ninety eight out of every hundred women who tried Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound reported benefits. The garbled text presents an exaggerated praise line for the remedy’s effectiveness and seems to be from an old promotional piece.
The Kansas Military Academy proposal would fund a state military school by requiring each county to provide six hundred dollars for a scholar ship with Oswego named as the host school The plan envisions a state board of supervision including the governor the adjutant general and one governor appointed member The measure previously failed in 1921 and faces strong opposition over creating a single academy while others in Kansas claim equal merit
Minnie B Ricketts of Topeka wed Willigan Johns this afternoon in Judge Menger s office. Court officials report razing Sheriff Will Johns amid threats of a warrant for bigamy. Sheriff Johns regrets he was not present for the wedding. C B Hosford spent the day in Topeka on business.
Jefferson City Mo Jan 26 A concurrent resolution introduced in the senate calls for a referendum on abolishing the constitutional trap and submitting the convention amendment to voters at the next general or a governor called special election The House adopted a resolution urging Congress to accept Howry Ford’s Muscle Shoals nitrate plant offer backed by the farm bloc endorsement.
West Side Study club met Tuesday at Mrs. B Smith’s home 718 Kentucky street. Mrs W P Brooks read a Gene Stratton Porter article The Day of Little Things and Mrs G C Wolfe spoke on The Present Outlook of the Muscle Shoals Power Next Tuesday the ib will meet with Mrs Smith Mrs Minnie J Grinstead Seward county state representative will address the club on Workings and Ins and Out of Legislature.
Twenty two new students have registered at the University for the spring semester according to the Registrar's office.
A jumble of local notes reports Rosella enjoying a birthday party with family at 742 Walnut St and Roy La Verne Purcell recovering from appendicitis. Mr and Mrs Morria welcome a seven pound baby boy. George Washington social at the Chinese church February 22 features a dish shower and Puritan attire. Dr Samuel Braden to preach at the Christian church. Printer ready next week for county officers and court in February.
Sheriff reports George W. Long alias Snowball, a colored man, arrested on a theft charge after allegedly stealing an eye valued at 5 dollars from the University Coal Company. He was placed in the jail pending a hearing.
A young man at 1336 Tennessee Street reported to police that during the afternoon someone entered his room and took his Elgin watch. The notice includes a stray ad urging enrollment at Lawrence Business College starting February 1 for training and career opportunities.
The manager of the theatre apologized to the public for the Greenwich Village Follies in Topeka saying it was the poorest show of the season. Wichita patrons demanded refunds, while Lawrence audiences found it better due to timely arrival and preparation.
The Kaw Valley Creamery releases Eskimo Pie to local dealers where the treat is proving popular among customers. News notes growing demand and distribution among regional outlets.
An advisory claims consuming large amounts of water and four ounces of Jad Salts daily can flush kidneys, relieve backache and urinary discomfort, and improve kidney function. It warns against excess fatty foods and urges medical checkups twice yearly.
An old ad touts Cascarets as a quick remedy for sluggish livers and constipation with phrases like cure all bowel pains. It claims no griping laxative relief for both grownups and children, priced at 10 cents a box.
Joseph Goodman of Chicago declares Tanlac reversed long list of ailments and nerve fatigue. He says the tonic boosts appetite, digestion, sleep, energy, and endurance on the road, and he now touts Tanlac to fellow sellers as a key to better business.
A testimonial claims Marc's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach liver and intestinal ailments by removing catarrhal mucus and reducing inflammation. It boasts a dramatic age reversal for the user and advertises sales at Round Corner Drug Store and other druggists.
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