Open Air Stadium Plans at Memorial Site Details Revealed
Dr Forrest, head of athletics, outlines outdoor gymnasium use at the memorial stadium. A large field includes a baseball diamond and quarter mile track with 220 yard straightaway for 18200 spectators, plus extensive under-seat spaces and winter training facilities. Dressing rooms, showers, and storage will be under the stadium with potential for ice skating and a large outdoor pool.
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Sl. Memorial Stadium
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Robinson Gymnasium
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Potter Lake
Indians Face 6:10 Start At Haskell Field
In a tense twiliput league game 1 Haskel’s team defeated Wildcase 6 to 5. Conoy Urbansky led PLA battery for the Indians while Nevitt Harrison and Madden starred for Wildest as the Indians prepare to meet the 60¢ comiene at Haskell field with a 6 10 oclock call.
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Court Grapples with Vagrant and Speeding Charges
Police court heard Arthur Kadey’s case dismissed after a morning session. John Johnson pleaded not guilty to a vagrancy warrant with trial set for tomorrow before Judge C D Stewart. Moon and Faith had speeding matters. Brown and Corsett fined 2 for traffic violations.
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Kadey
John Johnson
C. D. Stewart
Moon
Sam Faith
Lcsted
Brown
Kenneth Corsett
Three Men Held in Barton County Murder Case
Three men are held in Barton County jail for questioning in the murder of young attorney Arti C. Banta whose car was found nearby. Officials say the men face a technical violation of the prohibition law, with authorities declining to discuss the broader investigation.
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Kansas
Arti C. Banta
D. A. Banta
Barton County District Court
Bré
Bantata
Bile Will Enrich Soit Great Bend Bankers Vessel Call
Great Bend Kansas July 22 The silt left by receding waters of the Arkansas River is expected to enrich fields with fertile deposits. A local firm, Wei el Brothers, bought a garage vessel to aid summer coal trading for the Derby Company. Call 370 for details and prompt service.
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Kan
Hensing
Three in a Spill Agram of Parkin area social notes
Parkin Missouri residents host and visit relatives with extended family gatherings. The fragment lists numerous neighbors and local families visiting each other over a weekend, mentioning Lawrence Kansas, Kaw Valley, and various Mrs. and Mr. households. A Manilay morning incident caused minor damage to nearby cars.
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Perencs
Lawrence
Milfrd Emery
Stadey
Anne Skeets
Frank Toms
Herte Druckmiller
Will DeBerry
Earl Owe
Richards
Iiss Femaly Tire
Aly
Theodore Grauberger
Harry White
Hisdyes
Eimna White
Vnd
T]auman
Rothwell
Amily
Leonard “Siane
Stan
Dinney
Fred Rausch
John C Howard Irwin
Sracknidler
Dorethy
Carl Brackmills
Jumma Aar Hache
Harry
Blis
White
Icus
Dauning’ Club
Tomer
Thurman Rothwell
Lawrence News Roundup of Visits and Social Events
Lawrence residents and visitors attended a busy week with numerous calls and gatherings. The column notes guests from Kansas City and nearby towns, church and club meetings, family visits, birthday celebrations, and community suppers with remarks on health and hospitality.
Belleville Society Notes Misses Antecedents
Incomplete text fragment shows names of local residents, Mr and Mrs Allie James, Clifton Allen, and others in possible social notes or marital notices, with scattered garbled words and unclear events.
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Chris
James Asys
Clifton Allen
Uncle Jae Shea Remembered By Community Remnants Of Conversations
The article notes the absence of a man named Brogie and refers to Uncle Jae Shea, a veteran wallrodder from Irdin lin rp i. s uy i gain fir, highlighting local memory of his dress and past acts. Miss Jol Davis returns home Sunday evening and Mrs Emil Schmili is associated with house work. Helm of Lawrence and family members visit relatives, with Deniven Helm staying two weeks with sister Miss Albert Hadl.
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Y Johnson
Arth
Martina Pugh
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Mattie Tator
Kansas City Sunda
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Roy Woodheard
Thomas Lasit
Stebbins
Lawrence Y. Dy
Hobbs
R.ig
White
Robiden
Albert J Arico
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Lawrence
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Contorted notices reveal local families planning moves and gatherings
A jumble of names and places shows Venland and Loveland residents preparing to move to Abilene and Colorado while church groups host picnics and social events. Families, neighbors, and clergy members are listed with travel plans and visits to kin in Montana, Kansas, and Iowa, reflecting a busy community calendar.
Freckle Face Ad Claims Quick Clear Complexion
An old advertisement promotes a freckle remover product Othinelouble Strength with a money back guarantee. It promises a simple routine from any drugstore to erase freckles and achieve a smoother complexion, asserting reliability and safety.
Prairie hay crop harvest linked to $490 loss in Kansas fields
A prairie hay crop of 289 tanks harvested last summer near Fort Scott Kansas and shipped to market May and June 1921 produced a loss of 490.08 after expenses for harvesting baling and hauling. John Crain reports costs averaged 2.8 dollars per ton with additional charges.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Here
Iito
John [H. Crain
Harvsting
Tanlac credited with relief in Nebraska case
A testimonial from Mrs. Bennett of Nortti McGregor to Hale Halé describes dramatic stomach relief after taking Tanlac. She suffered severe indigestion, bloating, heart palpitations, and constipation before reporting improved appetite and energy. Tanlac sales listed as sold by druggists worldwide.
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Im. E. Bennett
Jd Nortti McGregor
Caxthairg
Nebraska
Se World, Ince
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