Ames Aggies Clean Up Series With Kansas Victory
Kansas edged Ames 5 to 4 at McCook Field as two late rallies in the eighth and ninth propelled the Jayhawks to the season finale win. Lonborg delivered a two-out, ninth-inning single to cap the comeback after Ames held a lead early. Captain Slawson and Lonborg led Kansas timely hitting amid Ames errors, with Slawson’s struggles contributing to early Ames scoring. Robert Murphy, from Forest Lake, was named Kansas baseball captain for next season at the postgame banquet.
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Thayer
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Llawson
Lonborg
Weir Purchases Cow From De Soto Buyer Led Cow Home
W C Simons offered a fine cow and M R Weir of De Soto bought it last Friday. He led the cow down on foot to avoid injury during loading and by seven thirty in the morning reported the cow will have a good home with his wife calling her a beauty.
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de Soto
W. C. Simons
M. R. Weir
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Mrs Hastie Visits Lawrence After Manhattan Trip
Mrs. Wm. L. Hastie arrived from Manhattan to spend several days visiting in Lawrence, enjoying the local sights and social engagements during her stay.
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Wm. L. Hastie
Manhattan
Lawrence
Postponed Allied German conference eyed for July
Paris, June 7. French officials expect the Spa meeting on June 21 to be delayed due to lack of prepared material. The conference may occur around July 6. Turkey gains a 15 day extension to answer the allied peace terms, now due June 25.
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Pariz
Spa
Turkey
Zimmerman Sells West End Drug Store to Scofield
John Zimmerman, after twenty six years running the West End drug store, sells to C B Scofield of Lebo Kansas a pharmacist registered in three states. Scofield now in charge aims for a first class store while Zimmerman takes a rest after forty one years in the business dating to 1879.
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John Zimmerman
West End
C. B. Scofield
Lebo
Kansas
Scofield
Zimmerman
Lawrence
Advertising Boosts Market, Cuts Consumer Costs, Club Leaders Say
Indianapolis June 7 Speakers at the Sixteenth annual convention of the associated advertising clubs of the world argued advertising reduces the cost to the consumer rather than adding a tax on the article. They also said advertising lifts the market standard and is essential to successful distribution of goods.
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Indianapolis
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Probate Judge
C F E Lindley, probate judge, yesterday opened the office to issue a license to Frank B Rhoades of Wakeeney and Elsie Rucker of Lawrence. Licenses were issued today to Floyd E Mills of Tonganoxie and Louise E Overhauch of De Soto and to Lawrence A Wilson and Verna P Blackwell of Tonganoxie.
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C. FE. Lindley
Frank B. Rhoades
Wakeeney
Elsie Rucker
Lawrence
Floyd E. Mills
Landslide Buries Village in Ecuador Victims Uncovered
A landslide near Achupayas in Chimborazo province buries part of the village. Several houses are buried and fourteen bodies have been unearthed amid numerous injuries.
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Guayaquil
Fcuador
Achupayas
Chimborazo
State Board Guests at Lawrence Chamber Luncheon
The board of administration of the University of Kansas will be the guests of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce at the midday luncheon held tomorrow in the Chamber rooms.
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Board of Administration
The
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
County Commissioners Open June Ten Day Session
The Douglas county board of commissioners met this morning to open the ten day session for June. Only routine business was considered this morning.
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Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Thanks We Thank Our Friends For Flowers After Death
We wish to thank friends and neighbors for the flowers and assistance at the death of our husband and brother Mrs. M. J. Read. Walter Campbell Charlie Campbell.
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M. J. Read
Walter Campbell
Charlie Campbell
Myrtle Shane Heroine of Armenian Orphanages Under Siege
Lawrence girl Myrtle Shane stayed at the Alexandropol orphanages in Armenia as factions turmoiled, refusing evacuation and preserving the buildings and 4500 Armenian children from Turkish raiders. She describes the work, with boys handling repairs and girls managing housework, sewing, and crafts, praising the children’s resilience and the blessing of aid from America.
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Myrtle Shane
Armenia
Alexandropol
Caucasus
William N. Haskell
Myrtle O. Shane
Shane
Miss Shane
A. E. New
Near East Relief
Televen
New York
Infant Daughter of Zwicky Dies at Birth
An infant daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Zwicky died the same day she was born. Mrs. Zwicky, formerly Pearl Muzzy, is mentioned in the notice.
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Mrs. Zwicky
Miss Pearl Muzzy
Lawrence mourns death of Nellie Burnham in Colorado
Ward reports the death of Miss Nellie Burnham at Boulder Colorado yesterday morning. A University of Kansas graduate she served on the university library staff before illness. Sister of Miss Josephine Burnham of the English faculty, interment will be in Minneapolis Kansas.
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Lawrence
Nellie Burnham
Boulder
Colo
Burnham
University of Kansas
University
Josephine Burnham
Minneapolis
Kansas
Scout Camp Plans Set At Tomorrow Meeting
The Boy Scout Council camp committee will meet tomorrow at 12 15 to arrange definite plans for the Boy Scout camp.
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Boy Scout Council
Stampede on Steamer Leaves 800 Steers Dead Near Havana
Havana June 7 Hundreds of fine steers stampeded on board the American steamer St Charles outside Havana harbor Saturday afternoon. The panic drove the animals into the sea where sharks preyed on them off Morro Castle. Except for a few that swam ashore and roamed the suburbs, all 800 steers aboard the St Charles are believed to have perished.
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St. Charles
Havana Harbor
Morro Castle
Pleasant Grove Community News Highlights Local Family Movements
Mr and Mrs James Anderson welcomed a son born May 29 with nurse Mrs Bowles from Lawrence at home. Mrs Anderson Sr and sister Mrs South from Nebraska plan travel to Excelsior Springs. People include Claude Flory visiting Williams home and Leonard Williams aiding Elmer Churchbaugh in harvest. Several help duties, social visits, and a village telephone meeting announced. A. Hibner connects a repaired telephone. a Boehle team incident with a rake occurred while stopping for a rattlesnake. Blackberries expected. no strawberries from Puckett fruit farm this year. Mrs Hertzee travels via Colorado to visit brother Fred Hibner in Syracuse.
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Lawrence
Bowles
Anderson
Anderson Home
South
Nebraska
Excelsior Springs
Claude Flory
Williams Home
Leonard Williams
Elmer Churchbaugh
Williams
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Beehle
Colorado
O. P. Hertzee
Hamilton County
Fred Hibner
Syracuse
A. F E. Puckett
Clyde Duckett
Puckett
Avery Hibner
C Baldwin
Grover Ulrich
A. H. Boehle
Elmer Flory
G. R. Hibner
Kansas City
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High Prairie travels and local notes from returning visitors
Mr and Mrs Pence spent two weeks returning from California with visits en route to Tacoma Washington to Mr and Mrs Earl Powell who is a teacher secretary and business manager of a Tacoma business college They also saw Hall boys former Douglas County residents and relatives Then they visited Mr and Mrs Spaan in Idaho and detoured to Salt Lake City Peas planted before Easter storm are thriving Reynolds family lives on the old Hardafer place purchased this spring from Missouri Mrs Reynolds plans paper hanging soon Dr Claude Wells cut hay Tuesday Children Glenn and Daley Worden attended church Sunday morning
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Tacoma
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Douglas County
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Idaho
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Reynolds
Hardafer Place
Earry
Mlssouri
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Grover Ulrich
Glenn and
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High Prairie community notes and local gatherings summarize
Mr and Mrs Roy Puckett hosted a family dinner with relatives from Washington Creek and nearby families. Sunday attendance included many neighbors at High Prairie church services, a community meeting, and a district representative election. Weather and farm reports note rain delayed corn cultivation while wheat looks good. various locals attend social events and shop visits in the region.
Actor Recovers After Twenty Years With Tantac, Townwide Ad
In a Kansas City testimonial Anse, an Annie Butler revue actor, credits Tantac with ending twenty years of stomach trouble and nervous indigestion. He says he gained weight, improved appetite, and sleeps better since starting Tanlac, and plans to continue treatment. Sold in Lawrence by Round Corner Drug Company and City Drug Store.
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East Ninth Street
Kansas City
Annie Butler
Tanlac
Anse
Lawrence
Round Corner Drug Company
City Drug Store
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