Newton Defeats Quinter In Nineteenth Annual Tourney Opener
Newton defeated Quinter 43 to 13 at the University of Kansas to open the 19th annual state high school basketball tournament. Captain Cox led Newton with solid inside play while Morgan topped the score with seven field goals and a free throw.
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Personal notices from Kinma Ti and neighbors
Kinma Ti of 620 Kim street reports visiting her daughter Mrs. Clarke Wiseley of Wichita who is home after Weeley hospital surgery now at Pan North Valutsia. Mrs Wiseley lived in Lawrence years. Ruby and Fred Ruby of Monety Okla visited Als Hefti ng en route to Kansas City. Mrs Anna Callahan’s guest is her niece Mrs Albert Callanan LeRoy. Fay Underwood in Kansas City with her family in Lawrence. Mrs Lane’s daughter Mrs A J Lane visiting mother. Mars Edwin Abels ill at former home in Eudora. Goldie Hartman ill this week improving.
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White
Kim
Kansas City
Anna Callahan
Lev
Albert Callanan
LeRoy
Fay Underwood
Lawrence
Maps
Council Civcle
A.J. Lane
Mars
Edwin Abels
Eudora
Goldie Hartman
Washington House debates appropriation bill in chamber
The Washington House discussed the appropriation bill with hearings in the agriculture committee and references to cooperative marketing. Miss Elizabeth Sprague, head of home economics, invites rooms for visitors attending the Home Economics convention on March 26 to 28, through Mrs. Dera Bryant. A West London rope-maker completed a long steel rope weighing fifty tons.
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Senate Agriculture
Elizabeth Spragus
University Home Economics
Dera Bryant
This Week's Events Friday March 19 and Saturday March 20
This week lists events including a high school basketball tournament at University Missouri Valley and an oratorical contest at Unity. Multiple activities appear on Friday and Saturday with locations and dates partially shown.
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Missouri Valley
Oratorical Cou
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League council and American reservations debate
Geneva reports indicate uncertainty about a planned conference on Washington’s reservations and United States membership. British efforts to push the matter before the council are tied to time constraints and the aim of shaping responses from member states on conditional acceptance of Senate reservations. The League Secretariat reportedly did not relay the council’s idea to Washington, leaving American involvement unclear.
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Alaska Trade Surplus Tops 1925 Export Value
Alaska's 1925 commerce shows a favorable balance of 24.2 million dollars in value, with total exports 62.2 million and imports 23.2 million. Gold silver copper output rose while the fish sector declined. Bristol Bay salmon shortages limited catch and government restrictions affected volumes.
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Mar
Tohn C. McBride
Ihn
Alaska
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Record of Lieut John MacReady high altitude flight
Lieut John MacReady soared from McCook Field on March 13, climbing toward 7.5 miles and exceeding 40,000 feet, surpassing the 39,586-foot record by Callizo in 1924. The bulky electrically heated suit, oxygen helmet, and a 12 cylinder, 420 H P biplane powered the ascent in frigid minus seventy three degree air as engineers watched a meticulously planned test unfold.
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Lieut
John MacReady
MacReady
Callizo
Fron McCook Field
Dayton
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McGook Field
Nation backs National Academy fund for scientific research
Washington May 12 Thirty university presidents have endorsed a plan by the National Academy of Sciences to create a national fund to promote scientific research. Secretary Hoover chairs a special board to secure immediate financial support, with many educators weighing in on the effort.
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National Academy of Sciences
National Academy
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Frank J. Goodnow
Johns Hopkins University
HY PB. Faunce
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John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
John G. Hownan
University of Pittsboro
Edwin A. Alderman
University of Virgina
David Kinley
University of Illinois
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New York
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University of Texas
A. Lawrence
Lowell
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University Town
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University of Wisconsin
HH. W. Chase
University of North Carolina
Clarence C. Tuttle
University of Michigan
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University of Missouri
Edgar’ 0. Lovett
Rice Institute
William Lowe Bryar
Indiana University
Rayayman Wilbur
Stanford Uni
W. W Campbell
California
Robert Serve
University of
Blair Blair Pleads Guilty After Alcohol Transport Charge
J Wallace Blair pleaded guilty to two counts after being stopped on the Vigtexy highway with thirty eight gallons of alcohol in transit. Judge Means imposed sixty days on one count and four months plus a $200 fine on the other with costs. Blair admitted guilt, claiming it was his first attempt to rein in.
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Deaths and Funerals in local church services
Funeral services were held at Centenary church for A J Chaven, a member of the Washington Grand Army of the Republic, with Dr Edward Hislop in charge. The crowd included GAIR brothers. Also scheduled were services for Frank KE Richardson of Topeka, Ira B Largent, Tra T Targent, and John Voigt, with burial planned at Pleasant Grove Cemetery in Colorado or near Lawrence, and at Ramses Funeral Home.
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Washington 1 Grand Army of the Republic
Edward Hislop
Brothers of the Gair
Frank I. Richardson
Frank, KE. Richardson
Topeka
Wall Dissenberfer
Ira EB. Largent
Tra T. Targent
T. Wilbur
New York Street
Rumsey
Colorado Springs
Colo
John Voigt
John Voight
Lawrence
Ramses
Dan Flory
Ising
Montgomery
Measant Grove Cemetery
Hopewell Independence Me Residents Visit Family
A fragmented social note records Sunday visits among Hopewell Independence residents. Names include J R Hobbs, Phil Fleshman, Loren Williams, W W Vaughn, A Baldwin, Jas Gates, and relatives in Lawrence. A memorial hospital update notes Mrs Gates's father, C A John, remains improving after surgery. Additional items mention egg and stock auctions planned and local visitors at several homes.
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J. R. Hobbs
Phil Fleshman
Loren Williams
We W. Vaughn
Maurice
Chas
Donald
Vaugh
Mas
A. i Baldwin
Mrec
Jas
Gates
Lawrence Saturnda
C. A. John
Johnson
Memorial Hospital
L. B. Snyder
Louise Hindman
Win
Adriance
Jamil Mope Snyder
Lerrence
Nob't. McConnell
South of Baldwin
Rhode Island
A. M. Teser
Beulah Robey
Baldwin
M. Williams
kLorena
Virginia
June
Lawrence
Chloe Flory
Jim
Web S. Black
Meles
Homer Rule
Ottawa
Clarence Tanguent
S. B
Yorsand
Eleb
Pardee
Hall
L. R. Tucker’s
Fred Purvis
Harvey Lambert
Balwin
Moherman
Wellsville
F. X. Jardons
Huff
Local notes of social visits and farm activity
Sunday gatherings mark the week with visits to Adriances and nearby families. Mrs D W Shotwell entertained at Sunday dinner, while Perrigo, Jardon, Sutton, and Harris households hosted relatives and friends. Jardan shipped cattle and lambs arrived. Millinery meeting at Black's featured Hat planning and ribbon making with Home Demonstration input. Edward Harmon is seriously ill, affecting school attendance.
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Cal Rush
Florence
Dimp
M Tucker
Lois
le. Fucker
Edgar Jardon
Ity
J. Jardon
A. G. Trotter
Bobby
Topeka
B. A. Hammond
S. Te T. Vwlack
Ada Willis
Oscar
Ralph Bee
Harold
Geo. Warner
Str
George Williams
W. As
R. Giddens
Lee Hadley
Marie
F. F. Thompson
Lee Hedley
Udell Lierle
Clyde Yakle
Dennis Taylor Henied
Grant Taelehanl Hay
London
Ity Austentt
Lopeka
Arione Foster
Kani Sater Jay
Virgil White
Juanata Ruth
Russet
Stony Pe Gee
Williams
Fulph Ice
Byron ‘Holmes
M. J. Jardon
Jar Lon
Winters
Ema
John Wilse
Naiwin
Atrs
Thompson
Clinton
Iowa
D. HW
Wingett
Wiseister
Ciiiform
Palmyra Farm Bureau Club
Earle T. Black
Phillip Miller
Erne Buell
Pardees B. ‘Hammond
Seth Fenton
Vinland
T.E. Flanders
X. Jardan Eek
Haye
Honewell
Allie
Virginia
Community notes from Lone Star area social rounds
Ottawa shoppers visit as Dan ies and White families exchange reports on livestock shipments to Kansas City. Local gatherings include Ladies Aid at Ives Chapel, a High Prairie Farmers Union supper, and a Farm Bureau hat-making session led by Emma Nieder. Frequent visits span the Tucker, Williams, Flory, Dietz, Curtis, and Lindell households with neighbors sharing meals and messages.
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Virgil White
Ottawa
L. B Tucker
Dimple Tucker
W. A. Kincaid
Birs
Dennis Taylor
Ladies ‘Aid Society
Ives Chapel
Hopewell
High Prairie
Farmers Union
Dot Williamson
Edna Seberwein
Georgia Williams
Erma Winters
Florence Williams
Leif Tucker
Ghas
Maurice Vaughn
Herbert Williams
Marsden Pence
Derwood
Quackenbush
A. T. Foster
Arlene
Viola Haas
Anna Grave Taylor
Virginia
Cleda Davidson
Erma Bark- Frances Suter
Rudy Margaret Craig
Mary Flanders
Dorthea Mae Simpson
Arlene Fleshman
Irene Jardon
Local Social Notes and School Report From Douglas County
A fragmentary Douglas county social roundup notes visits and calls among families including the Dietz Flory and Curtis households. Attendees at a Lone Star school event and Miss Esther Flory and other local residents are listed along with a brief mention of government bonds in New York.
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Chesley Ward
Flo
Marvin Bond
Venita
Norman
Elwood
Pearl
Hazel
Paulin
Harold Mtory
Hugo Sehelihorn
Will Curtis
Gattlieb Nieder
Austin Flory
Esther Ray Curtis
Pledgant Grove
Sarsh Flory
Russell’ Harrell
Low Childs
Rudolph Dietz
Linas
Opal Mae
Oscar McNegs
Lon Childs
Gottlib Nieder
John Dunn
John Dunn and Mrs.’ Mary Frantz, Elza
Bond
Ora Ikenberry
Harold - Flory
Flory
Otto Yarton
Elza Bond
Ae l
Charles McCullough
Vivian
Irma
Warren
Lillie Ulrich
Esther Sanders
Esther Flory
Lawrence
Eldon Ulrich
McGoy’s Liver Oil Compound Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
An old advertisement touts McGoy’s Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a cure for emaciation, claiming many gain flesh quickly. It cites a case of a woman adding 15 pounds in five weeks and a sickly child who gained 12 pounds in seven months, urging readers to buy from druggists with a money-back offer if not seen results.
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Garner, Drug Co
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