Summer Session Leads Ames League Planning
Managers of six teams met at Houk's Barber Shop to arrange a week of games including Summer Session Gustafsons Ki Ros Kiwanis Rotary Legion and a K P colored team. Games start at 6 13 with forfeits after 6 13 and 10 cents admission.
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Hague
Houk’s
University
All Stars
Gustafsons
Haskell
Kiwanis
Rotary
Ki-Ros
American Legion
K. P
University athletes head to Chicago for Olympic sectional tryouts
Marshall Haddock and Edwin Sandifer depart for Chicago to compete in Olympic sectional trials. Amesoli Patasoni of Haskell Indian joins for the 10600 meter race while Haddock enters the 100 and 220 yards and Sandifer the weight events. Also noted is Everett Bradley heading to Brooklyn for the July 4 Olympic selection.
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Marshall Haddock
Edwin Sandifer
Chicago
Amesoli Patasoni
Haskell Indian
Haddock
Sandsfur
Patasoni
Haskell
Jackson Sholz
Missouga
Everett Bradley
Brooklyn
Jilly
Market summaries and cattle receipts from Teau Markets
The Teau of Markets reports cattle receipts at 3.60 steady across classes and mixed notes on Texas steers and calves. Wheat futures show unchanged activity with No. 2 white around 1.15 to 1.24, with carload wheat deliveries totaling 109, and fat futures for July through September listed with modest shifts.
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Associated Press
United States
Chix
Nat Teers
Luik
Texas
Wien
Bults Iene McAlves
Tecelpis Alfio
Seasti Fa
Free-for-all Campaign Heats Up In Kansas Primaries
As filing closes for Kansas elections, Republicans Democrats and Socialists push full tickets. Governor Allen faces nominal opposition. several incumbents seek re election. Democratic candidates target governor and US senate seats while labor groups establish campaign offices and petition drives across the state.
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J. Pettisohn
Kansas
Symre
Allen
Terry
J. Hopkins
Neral
Frank L. Travis
Iesurance
Deincrats
Congress
Stat- Federation of Labor
Freeman
Federation
Desit Isbor
State Federator Labor
Jetter
Son-Partisan League
C. D. Yett
Candix
John A. Kureks
United States
Charles Curtis
Carl Peterson
Democratic State Central Committee
A. C. MacClintock
Béloit
August F. Koch
Hutchinson
Carl M.holmagur
T. Hor
Aen
Supreme Bench
C. T. Wood
Kans
W.S. Hyatt. Parsons
Jonathan Davis
Bronson
Dempster C. Potts
Wichita
Jacob J. Banks
Atchison
Travis
Deaths and Funerals Thomas Badsky
Thomas Badsky aged 74 died at his home in Marion township after a long life in Douglas county where he farmed in the southwest part. He was a brother of Jacob Badsky of Lawrence. Mrs. W R Hostetter left for Denver after the death of her sister Mrs F H Crass, accompanied by her mother Mrs H A Miller who had been visiting. Ride a bicycle Hanna.
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Thomas Badsky
Marion Township
Douglas County
Jacob Badsky
Lawrence
W._R. Hostetter
Denver
F. H. Crass
Dick for Legislature bids for Republican nomination
Douglas county resident Harry Dick announces his candidacy for the Kansas House of Representatives from the 12th district. A longtime Lawrence business figure and 30 year county clerk, he says he accepted the race after encouragement from representative figures and notes the personal and financial sacrifices involved in a Topeka campaign.
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Harry Dick
Douglas County
Lawrence
Four
Topeka
Frei
Local visitors and departures noted in Baldwin and Lawrence
A stream of visitors and travelers appears in Baldwin and Lawrence with several residents hosting relatives. Mrs. Lov and Mrs. Reding arrive and depart, Miss Meginar heads to Colorado for a home economics convention, Miss Fern Jackman visits from Juplin Mo., and Miss Anna Kred heads to California. Local residents Ida Jordan, Luella Warner, and the Owens family are mentioned with brief visit notes and upcoming travel plans.
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Ilgent
Lov
G. Smith
Poncka
A. Reding
W. Palich
Fia
Albert Boyle
Tronmion
N. J
Edmenideon
T. E. Banks
Hanks
Treet
John Merrit
Kansas City
George Oder
Ida Jordan
Hutchinson
Frank Rice
Baldwin
Elizabeth Meginar
Colorado Spring
Fern Jackman
Juplin Mo
Lawrence
E. D.D. Fillmondson
Anna Kreds
California
Mark Sayre
Los Angeles
Arthur Thurber
San Francisco
Luella Warner
Tola
Battle Creek
Mich
Warner i
Alberta Coritz
Winifret Owen
Margaret" Owen
Denver
Rina
Owen
S. J. Churchill
Boston
Mass
Wellesley College
High School Agricultural Department Expansion Planned
The Lawrence high school plans to house an agricultural department in a modern dwelling with a shop and tools for blacksmithing and farming journals. About thirty eight students last year pursued farm work, with four fifths engaged in summer farming. a five acre site is under consideration for relocation and practical indoor outdoor farming instruction.
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Lawrence High Schoal
Board of Edjuestion
Agricultural Department
Tthe High School
Sit Wan Tanth
Department For
Obituary for Stella Church Remington in Lawrence
Stella Church Remington was born in Minneapolis Minnesota November 1 1851 married to El Remington in Lynden Maryland. She moved to Lawrence in 1884 joined the Eastern Star over 30 years and was deeply active in church lodge and fraternal circles. Survived by husband and a cousin she was laid to rest beside her parents and daughter. The funeral featured an address by P F Smith praising her life of service and devotion to others in faith and deeds.
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Stella
Church
Remington Stella Church
Remington
St. Anthony’s Falls
Minneapolis
Minnesota
P EL Remington
Lynden
Lawrence
Ihe Egatern Star
Smith
Colin Rouia
Be Still Our Master of Fate and Destiny
A reflective essay urges inner virtue over fame, arguing reputations may fade but true self remains untouchable by darkness. It extols calm strength, personal responsibility, and the inexorable pull of law guiding reckonings for deeds good or evil.
The Hub Clothing Line Sells Workwear for Harvest Season
Local shop promotes full harvest line including dampers shirts ked bine shaki handkerchiefs and light undergarments. Workers are offered durable work suits and casual items aimed at comfort and practicality for field labor.
Obituary Reflections on Loss and Faith in Mourning
A eulogy laments a life of about sixty years, urging readers to learn from it and seek solace in a supreme Power. The speaker offers sympathy to the bereaved husband and relatives and notes Mrs. Hugh Randal will visit her mother over the weekend, recalling former name Maud Smith.
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Hugh Randal
W. C. Smith
Randall
Maud Smith
Ice Cream Social for Sunday School Benefit at Sirgel School
An ice cream social will be given at Sirgel school Friday evening June 25 for a Sunday school benefit. Everyone is invited. Citizens are urged to contact McNish at phone 198 for details. The event promises drinks including Coca Cola served through a straw.
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Sirgel School
Rand
McNish
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Deration of Labor and Artisan League
Charles S. Huffman
Columbus
L. J. Pettijohn
Lorraine F. Wooster
Nort A. Turner
Imri Zumwalt
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