Kansas Track Records Spark Eight Cup Honors at University
The athletic association plans eight cups for Kansas track and field stars who set school marks. Everett L. Bradley leads with several records in running and hurdles, joined by Paul O Leary Addison Malassey Carey Rogers Floyd Dillenbeck and Es monde Kearney. Freshmen Emerson Norton and Raymond Fisher also earn cups if eligible next year, with Norton setting pole vault and high jump marks and Fisher breaking the 220 and 100 yard dashes.
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The
Athletic Association
Everett L. Bradley
Paul O'Leary
Addison Malassey
Carey Rogers
Floyd Dillenbbeck
Esmonde Kearney
Kansas
Emerson Norton
Raymond Fisher
Dan Hazen
Bradley
Missouri
Simpson
Dorman O'Leary
Massey
Columbia
Rogers
Dillenbeck
Seek
Norton
Kansas_ City
Dick Treweke
Winfield
Dash Wonder
Los Angeles Wins Olympic Patronage for 1923 Stadium Games
The international Olympic committee authorized Los Angeles to hold an independent September 1923 stadium dedication under its patronage. The panel approved Paris 1924 plans and admitted Ireland to full IOC membership.
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Paris
Associated Press
International Olympic Committee
Los Angeles
Thet
Ireland
Unclear fragment hints at meeting or event
Fragmentary text mentions a meeting or gathering with unclear details and several garbled terms. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Coaching School At University Will Start This Summer
More than fifty athletic men from Kansas colleges and high schools will attend the summer coaching school directed by Dr. F. G. Allan at the university. Coaches Clark and Schlademan will teach football baseball track and field while Allan covers officiating major games and teacher courses for high school athletics and basketball.
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Joffrals
F. GC. Allan
University
Kansas Colleges and High
Isten
Allen
Clark
Schlademan
Jare
Battle Creek
Mich
University of Ilinois
Illinois
John L. Griffith
W. C. Alstrom
Augusta
Kans
Arthur Wesel
Hill City
Ernest Urlaub
Arkansas City
H.S
James Potts
Baldwin
Baker University
S. A. Ransdell
Fayette
Warren Woody
Sterling College
Arthur Aenborg
McPherson College
J. EH. Martie
Elko
Ney
Robert Jaggard
Chapman
R. F. Carrett
Kansas City
R. Arhland
McPherson H
Cecil Custer
Augusta FR
W. E. Brubaker
Dodge City
Value of U S Vegetables In 1921 Reaches 1.1 Billion
Washington report details 1921 vegetable values with the total for sale crops at 227 million and individual crops led by potatoes at 385 million and sweet potatoes at 87 million. Tomato cantaloupe cucumber watermelon and cabbage values are listed with farm gardens added as a new item. The vegetable crop stood near half the dairy value and well above cotton and wheat in 1921.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
King Victor Emmanuel Narrowly Escapes Train at Anzio
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel narrowly avoided death when his car crossed a grade crossing near Anzio just as a train approached. The king commended the chauffeur for his quick action while others in the vehicle remained shaken but uninjured.
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Rome
Associated Press
Peemero
Victor Emmanuel
Anzio
Valley-Chapel Service Plans Large Attendance Next Sunday
Valley-Chapel announces Sunday morning worship at 11 with Sunday School at 1. The pastor J H Dial invites a large turnout as Self-denial week closes and offerings are collected. He notes general pledges are slow and asks members to meet payments to aid the church.
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J. Ih
Pleasant Grove Community Notes Mixed With Field Work
The Wind on the Seetin road caused a truck to be stuck for days while road conditions improve slowly. Local residents like Verne Elliott and George Skinner traveled to Oklahoma, and many attended church, Sunday school, and a noted ice cream sale planned by the Sutten Cemetery Association.
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Seetin
A-Verne Elliott
George Skinner
Oklahoma
H. G. van Neste
Mark Pierson
Kanwaka Children Observe Day With Church Program
Kanwaka church held a Sunday program for Children day with daisies arranged by boys and girls under Mrs. Dicks. After a Saturday daisies gathering at Arthur Hird's, parents filled the church to hear the children while families visited and neighbors shared news of excursions and visits to nearby towns.
Adventure Trails Blazed by Lewis Browne Hunters Find Indian Arrow Points
Ned and Ted on a lakeshore dig into black soil layers and uncover a kitchen camp with shells and flint, discovering a game point and a war point. Ned explains differences in points and weapons, while a camp site hints at ancient Indigenous activity.
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Lewis Allen Browne
Ned
Ted
Net
Tet
Rade
Young collectors uncover relics from the past in lake camp finds
Ned and Ted narrate their discovery of tiny yellow flint points used for bird hunting and a brownish coarse stone, a splendid axe, and crude pottery fragments. They plan to start a collection while noting items made from blue mud and rough clay dishes, as summer reads loom.
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Ned
Ted
Ted Male
Merrymachines
George Malihew
Local Society Notes From Lake View Area
Mrs David McCreath teaches at the school and attends Emporia Normal. Lawrence visitors include Mr and Mrs Frank Lee and Mr and Mrs George Butter. George Lewis family hosts and Williamstown resident Lewis joins Mildred Lewis for a Sunday visit. Robert Rose did painting for George Emmett. I B Chills from Tecumseh shared Sunday dinner. Dremen family moving to Lawrence after farming swap with Stuart. Sixty seven dine at the club house. Minervian Club met with Mrs D H McCreath. next with the Misses Watts. Paul Winter visited the Vaus binder home. Eugenia Brune returns north of Lawrence after winter with grandmother. Lily and George Lewis help Emmett pick strawberries. Nelson and Scott from Lawrence visit Mrs Mary Lewis. Herbert Lewis also called. George Emmett visits from Lawrence. Mrs Levi Bowers sick this week. Ed Harris returns to Arkansas after visiting daughter Mrs Corina Vaushinder. Mayme Brune returns home for summer. Levi Bowers builds an automobile garage for Albert Barr clough. Norvis Bryant calls at Fred Lewis. Margaret Bowers graduates from Lawrence High School. Rev James Mitchell and Anna visit Mrs Mary P Lewis. Fred Lewis aunt Pye Tarnsan goes to Lawrence. Old mirrors made now.
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Kanwaka
Arthur] Hird’s
V Rex- Davis
Betty
Independence
Kan
Davis
Arthur Hird
H. Transmeter
Topeka
Kansas City
Merle Colman
Ruth
Ida May Richards
S. Seetin
Josephine
Fit Full
Harriet
Daval Barr
Crowder
Harry
Barr Plant
Christian Endeavor Society
Carl Hird
Martha Transmeier
Rose Dews
O. D. Thoms
Mabel Richardson
Bethany
Nes
Cotner College
H. O. Richardson
Mabel
Abilene
Richardson
Guy Bigsby
Don
Arthur Ulrich
al ‘Webber
David McCreath
Emporia
Frank Lee
Lawrence
George Lewis
George Butter
Leoa Bowers
Clarence
Harold
Marshall
Lewis
Williamstown
Mildred Lewis
Mary Lewis
Robert Rose
George Emmett
I. B. Chills
Lake View
Tecumseh
Fred Lewis
Minervian
Misses Watts
Paul Winter
Vausbinder
Eugenia Brune
Lily
Nelson Ant
Mr. Scott
Herbert Lewis
Levi Bowers
Ed Harris
Corina Vaushinder
Arkansas
Mayme Brune
Albert Barrclough
Norvis Bryant
Margaret Bowers
Lawrence High School
James Mitchell
Anna
Mary PL Lewis
Pye Tarnsan
E. W. Moses Dead in Great Bend
E. W. Moses long time mayor of Great Bend and prominent Kansas businessman died last night from arterial hardening. He served in local politics and banking and was linked to the Kansas Farm Bureau for years. Moses had spent recent years in California seeking health improvement and returned home a few weeks ago.
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Great Bend
E. W. Moses
Moses
Kansas
Kansas Farm Bureau Corporation
American States Bank
California
82 Year Old Man Praises Mayr's Remedy Cure
An 82 year old man reports severe catarrh and digestive illness improved after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He claims the preparation removes mucus from the intestinal tract and calms inflammation affecting stomach liver and intestines. He says one dose convinces critics and urges readers to try it at local druggists and Round Corner Drug.
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Mayr
Round Corner
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Elks Club
King
Pleasant Grove
Art Campbell
Elmer Campbell
Estella
Henry Landis
Geo. Boland
George, Jr
Franklin County
Enyeart
Jesus
Gleason
James Gale
Sutten Cemetery Association
Hazel Boland
Helen Heaston
Christs Hospital
Eunice Boland
Reece Swinley
L. H
Swinley
Roland
Orvie Hirt
Willow Springs
Hibner
Avery
Boland
John Hammond
Frank Marshall
Avery Hibner
Harvey Flory
Charlie Williams
George Hibnert
Owen Flory
Will Wingert
Dean H. L. Butler
Amcor
M. C. Shipley
Nendesha
Speml
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K. C. Post
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Story. Bros. Phono
Bulletin
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Piggly Wiggly
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Foley's
A. Watson
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L. E.hamilton
Elm Street
Mass St
Williams’ Grocery
Ryzon
Ordara
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