Kansas Football Coach Cautions Harvest Work Influence
University of Kansas coach Herman Beau Olcott warned against harvest field labor as it may injure football readiness. He clarified his remarks, noting light exercise is acceptable if harvest work is not the sole activity and players use time to stay fit for the gridiron campaign.
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Herman Beau Olcott
University of Kansas
Mount Creed
Olcott
Jayhawker Iron Stars
Olcottapanot
Pichia
M Fi
Kksas
Jayhawker
Yale
Kansas
East
Olcatt
Golf Honors Credit Reassigned to MacMurray
Lawrence Country Club Decoration Day golf report corrected credit to Artise MacMurray for first in an approaching and putting contest. His four near‑misses and a ten‑foot putt tied the score, earning him applause from the gallery.
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Prof
MacMurr
Lawrence Country
Artise MacMurray
MacMurray
Allen
Sterling
Haskell and Baker Monday Game Ends Indians' Season
The Haskell Indians face Baker University in a closing season contest at Baldwin with Captain Dunbar’s graduating year marking his last appearance. A special team train was canceled due to commencement duties, and the game will be reached by automobile. Cardinals Seek Opponent for Fourth of July Game.
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Baldwin
Haskell Graves
Baker’ University
Conavith St. Marys
Tndiane
St. Marys
Cap- Dunbar
Tony James
School of Engineering
Jayhawker
University
Air Come Tonight Bob or Behind The Scenes
A local entertainment note announces an air time for Bob show titled Air Come Tonight with Behind The Scenes as a companion segment. The items highlight a television schedule and host lineup. Local viewers are invited to tune in for music interviews and previews.
Kansas Jayhawks Baseball Season Ends With Championship Hope
The 1916 Kansas Jayhawks baseball season ends with strong wins over Ames at Lawrence and later success against Missouri and the Aggies. Captains-elect include Smee Gibbens and Taylor. several players are expected to return for next year.
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K. U. Athletics
Ames
Lawrence
Jayhawkers
Isxtra
As Aggies
Manhattan
Columbia
Missouri
Cockfield
Kansas Aggies
Goff
K. TC
Aggies
Fayhawkers
McCarty
Smee
Gibbens
Taylor
Weltiner
Muss Poisier
Pi Kappa Alpha Triumphs In Pan Helene Championship
Pi Kappa Alpha defeated Sigma Chi on McCook Field 17 to 8 to win the Pan Helene League championship and the Interstate silver trophy cup. Pitcher Sutton held Sigma Chi to seven hits while Pi Kappa Alpha totaled 12. Baker pitched for Sigma Chi and was relieved in the fifth by Rack Woodward. Mearer led the Pi Kappa Alpha offense with four hits in five at bats as the team rallied from a slow start. The game began at supper time and continued into darkness.
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Ti Kh. As
Sigma Chig
McCook
Allie Carroll
Sutton
Pi Kaps
Baker
Sigs
Awa
Woodward
Mearer
UG Sigma Chi
Baker, Woodward and Snithy Sutten Ant Myers
Local families host visits and gatherings at Alt Home and farms
Mr and Mrs M A Childs and Mr and Mrs A E Metsker and child drove to Lawrence Friday. Henry Johanning and P Vogier with son George visited Alt Home Thursday. Mrs Hack and Mrs Mary Jehle spent Friday with Mrs N St Sao. Mrs G F Orchid of Lawrence came Friday to help with strawberries. The Flory home at Lone Star hosted Miss Myra Flory and friends for a surprise evening of games and refreshments. James Childs and Frank Lutz visited Mrs Lindred at Weaver home. Oscar Lutz attended a dance near Overbrook. Mr and Mrs Wm Schwarz and family and Edward Johanning had Sunday dinner at Jehle home. Clara and Hadweg Schwartz spent Sunday with Edna Stewart. Mr and Mrs W H Hornberger and Julius visited Henry Johanning’s family. Teckla Jehle stopped by Alt home Saturday evening. Mas and Mrs C G Schwarz had Sunday dinner with Mrs Hack and son Otto.
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M. A. Childs
A. E. Metsker
Lawrence
Childs
Henry Johanning
P. Vogier
George
Alt. Home
Philip Vogier
Alt Home
Hack
Mary Jehle
N. St
James Childs
Frank
Lutz
A. George
Claar
Council
Kansas
Ivah
Oneta Glenn
Leafy Goff
Morris Twins
Grandpa Tar
Henry Lmmer
Woodbery
George Cleary Malley
Alfred No Lawrence
Sohn “Mactriey
Garret Barker
Topeka
Marley Brown
Miss Princester
Cardui Claims Help For Woman Suffering In Heartfelt Testimony
Mrs Vest Felt Like Crying describes long illness and pain before using Cardui. She reports improved health and ability to do housework after taking Cardui, claiming it relieved distress and rebuilt strength without false promises.
Globe area social notes and farm updates
Mr Henry Rapyiard and Mr Win Rapnard visited Kansas City to hear Billy Sunday and returned home Tuesday. Local families attend events in Baldwin and Overbrook. Farm Union at Globe station adopts twice weekly cream collection. Well drillers near August Fleet's project nearing 300 feet. Birth announced for Mrs DeGarmo of Laird Colorado, girl May 17. Numerous visits, calls, and neighborly activity noted among Schwartz Heffner Schwalm and related families. Ice cream and fruit tea options advertised with Wiedemann's.
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Henry Rapyiard
Win. Rapnard
Kansay City
Billy
Eva
Allie Steward
Orvil Steward
Baldwin
Win. Schwartz
M. Young
Farm Union
Globe Station
John Heinen
Ste 'Leite
Oscar
Guido Heinen
William Schwartz
Jehle
Harl Heffner
Earl Harris
Paul DeGarmo
Laird, Colo
DeGarmo
Katie Hock
Elmer Hallmark
Carl Schwartz
Lera
Edith Schwalm
Inez Heffner
Fleet’ 'S
Frieda Schwartz
Frank Marshall
Cc. G. Schwartz
C. M. Albright
Joseph Heffner
Carl
Earl
Elmer Baily
Market summaries from Kansas City and Chicago cattle and hogs
Receipts steady with prime fed steers around 1.40 to 11.00. Dressed beef steers 8 to 10.25. Cows and heifers 6.50 to 8.00. Hogs receipts steady with heavy hogs 9.40 to 9.50, packers 24.00? 9.3. Chicago quotes show similar ranges for cattle and hogs with light, mixed, and heavy categories. Grain markets muted due to holiday trading.
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Associated Press Market Report
Kansas City
Chicago
University faculty to decide if seniors meet degree rule
A Monday morning faculty meeting at 11 will decide whether seniors with high grade losses meet the new 80 percent rule for degrees. Registrar offices will assess eligibility across schools as the board votes on degree conferment Tuesday morning. Local notes mention measles cases and a Montana marriage license for Mathias Schriniecher and Lillian Reynolds.
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Regis
Board of Administration
Lindley
Mathias Schriniecher
Gawrenet
Lillian Reynolds
Wolfpoint
Montana
Graduation at Haskell Institute Prepares 36 Students for Indian Service
Sixty graduates from twenty tribes will receive diplomas on June 8 at Haskell Institute. Sixteen enter vocational or domestic arts programs, twenty complete commercial studies, and twelve states are represented. Most graduates will take civil service exams and enter Indian service, while others return home. Rev. George Darsie will deliver the commencement sermon.
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Haskell Institute
Heskell
Geo. Darsie
First Christian Church
Aves Anderson
Sehénied
Atiitas Archuleta
Puable
Janie Grow
Senega
Frances DeMarrnas
Lizzie J Gagneau
Domestic
Sci
Noalker
Ami
Wiliam Wishkano
Hattie Bell
Chiiford Cooke
Ottawa
Louise
Cournofer
Baptiste de Pond
Joseph’ Dunber
Snohomish
G _ Estes
Daniel Froat
Alvin Koin
Frank Hol
Kelley
Cy Kollenpau
Francis. Pambray
Valle ‘Walla
Ida Schrimpsner
Seneca Calvin
Ee Spencer
Shawnee
Jesse Spring
Chattan
Wiam L. Thorne
Bak
Fo Forrest
Jandall
Siopx
James ~ Wills
Cheetsey
Katherine Zang
Wy Aandatte
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Elmsdale
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Amy
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Mission Hills Club
Lawrence Country Club
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Harry Zlesenis
Blné Mound
Wiedemanns
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Thompson Studio
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Mass
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GLOBE
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McCulloch
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Biakery
Haskell Glass
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Indian Service
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Bell
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Unnecessa International Hosiery
Barber College
Attress
Call
Potato Bug Destroyers
Pavis
Evans Drug Store
Addison, Co
Addison St
Gillham’s
Massachusetts
Falls
Salsg
Peerless Garage
Curtis
EP Srey
Douglas County
City Hall
Ke, M. Elliott
Lawrence National Bank
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