29 Haskell Letters and Storms Demoralize Spring Athletics
War and rain combined to demoralize Har gel athletics as 29 Braves will receive letters for 1916 and 1917. Awards to be given during commencement week. Eighteen football letters, eight basketball, seven baseball, ten track. Luther Clements and Bennie Murdock highlighted as multi sport athletes. Wa r declared. administration kept sports going amid school schedule withdrawals and storm disruptions.
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Hargel
Luther Clements
Bennie Murdock
Haskell
H. R. Peaks
A. M. Venne
Venne
Eli Stover
Francis Kaiuma
Everidge Heaton
William Flders
James Campbell
William Murdock
Walter Fire
Sandy Timothy
Charles Williams
Clemm Evans
Joshua Morton
Leo Sandoval
Benjamin Murdock
la Front King
Thurman ‘Black
Frank Frazier
Eastman Meushintuby
Charles Willuamns
Hkenjamin Murdock
Fnumitt McLemore
Thurman Black
Arthur
Buffalohead
Hugh Oupoby
Francis
Kalama
Jerry Killbuck
Phillip Peacock
William TH. Davis
Peruna Endorsed In A Beverly Advertisement
An old advertisement features a testimonial praising Peruna for catarrh of head and throat. The writer claims improved health and strong willingness to recommend the remedy to sufferers. Additional lines note free wellness booklets and Peruna tablets as an alternative for those who object to liquids.
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Myrtle St
Beverly
Hamilton Becomes Teacher During KU Summer Session
William Omar Hamilton, manager of KU athletics and coach of track and baseball, will teach a ten week summer session class on McCook field. The program aims to train winter teachers for summer work and could grow into a KU summer training school for coaches.
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Hamilton
William Omar Hamilton
K. U
McCook Field
Ath-Letes
Ottawa Fights Cigarette Use With Local Campaign
An anti cigarette drive is launched in Ottawa to purify the town. The anti narcotic league gains momentum with support from Prof. W A McReever boosting efforts.
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Ottawa
Kansas Telephone seeks subscriber input on service types
The Kansas Telephone company canvasses about a quarter of subscribers on both exchanges to learn preferred service as consolidation nears. Rates after consolidation include 1.75 for business instrument, residence straight line, and residence four party selective ring. Subscrib ers urged to decide in advance to avoid repeated district calls.
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Kansas
Consolidated
Utilities Commission
Na Bake
Castoria and local business notices blend in county ads
Recurrent notices from farmers seeking help through the Chamber of Commerce reach Secretary Sparks. Ohio notary verifies Hall's Catarrh Cure claim with a vendor promise of a hundred dollars per cured case. Local travel and education ads highlight the Lawrence Business College.
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Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County
Sparks
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Atnior
F. J. Cheney& Co
Hall
Frank J. Chenry
A. W. Gleason
Fr. Cheney & CO
all_ Druggists
Red Cross district meeting plans Wichita fund drive
In Wichita today representatives of the Western district of the Red Cross gather to map the district portion of a national one million dollar drive. J P Morgan & Co directs the national campaign led by William Crooker of Crocker National Bank as principal speaker. Local committee members include Judge George B. Taliaferro Ford Harvey Lawrence C. Phipps Sr John B. Miller and Henderson Martin. A county executive meeting follows with Ralph Spotts and Henry Asher outlining speaker lists and transportation.
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Wichita
Red Cross
Davidson
J. P. Morgan & Co
William Crooker
Crocker National Bank of San Francisco
George B. Taliaferro
San Antonio
Texas
Ford Harvey
Kansas City
Lawrence C. Phipps
Denver
John B. Miller
Los Angeles
Southern Edison Company
Henderson Martin
Douglas County
Mr. Martin
William Docking
C. H. Tucker
I. J. Meade
T. J. Sweeny
Ralph Spotts
Henry Asher
Vinland Nine Pride In Lean Ball Face High Prairie Win
Vinland Nine, a community baseball team, emphasizes good sportsmanship and square play. They defeated High Prairie 10 to 2 on Wednesday, with future games lined up against Worden and Pleasant Grove. Comrades of Washington Post No 17 to attend Comrade Nottingham’s funeral at Maple Grove Cemetery. Burial by G A R. Burial service today for Eliza Gray in North Lawrence Baptist church.
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Vinland
High Prairie
Worden
Pleasant Grove
Washington Post No
Post Hall
Yp. m
Nottingham
Maple Grove Cemetery
John W. Games
J. Churchill
Eliza Gray
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Lawrence
North Lawrence Baptist Church
Mr. Lee
Maple Grove
Funeral for Clinton storm victims in Reno church
The funeral for Mrs. Lee Monroe and her son Elva Weaver, two victims of the Clinton storm, will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock from Reno church. Rev. L. L. Anderson of Budora will conduct the services with interment in Reno cemetery.
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Lee Monroe
Elva Weaver
Reno
L. L. Anderson
Budora
Funeral Notice for A R Nottingham at Sunnyside
Funeral services for A R Nottingham will be held at 2 oclock Monday afternoon at the farm home in Sunnyside with the G A R in charge and pallbearers. Reverend Jacob Allen will conduct the service and interment will be in Maple Grove cemetery.
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A. R. Nottingham
Sunnyside
Jacob Allen
Maple Grove
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