Third Cannid Junior High Pageant Staged at Kansas Stadium
May 9 festival at the Kansas stadium features a two part program. Physical director Tames Abrright announces the junior high program under Vern Moren with Hannah Lee Gaw and Tima Bernita Lobe assisting. The junior high orchestra led by Gala Goffely performs between pageants followed by a boys track event.
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Kansas Faces Missouri In Colum bia Tilt On Baseball Field
The Kansas Jayhawks travel to Columbia Missouri to meet the Tigers in a 4 o'clock clash. Both teams are evenly matched as Kansas battles to climb from the cellar while Missouri chases a fourth straight flag. Coach Clark lists Durine on the mound for Kansas and Davis for tomorrow with Haiphin Lonborg Hodges Pride Con Loh Wright and Hewitt starting in today’s lineup.
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Off for Baker Meet by Lawrenice High School Team
Lawrenice high school track team leaves at noon for Baker University high school relay carnival. Team members include Penfield Jones Coghi Eugene McFarland Rich McDonald Max Yoresman Courtney Bratton Endsley Jones and others. Lunch was taken at the high school cafeteria before departure.
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Jayhawkers face Aggies in upcoming Kansas relay meet
Coach Kari Schlademan leads twenty Kansas rack men to Manhattan for a track clash with the Aggies at age 2 o clock on Ahearnfield cinder track. Fisher is out with a leg injury as Kansas and Texas battle for limited advantage, with entries listed across sprints, distance events, throws, and jumps, while Lawson returns after the Drake relays.
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Free State Post Office plans stamp sale windfall
Dublin April 29 The Free State Post Office department plans to profit from used stamps held since August 1922. About 5,000,000 cancelled stamps exist including a small number valued at two to ten shillings. Tender buyers must handle large lots, with an estimated sale value near 100,000 dollars. Eastman Kodak films advertised at Rankin's drug store, 1101 Mass.
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Southern Conference track meet to be held May 9 10 in Montgomery
Field and track stars from 15 southern colleges will gather at Cramton Bowl May 9 and 10 for the second annual Southern Conference field meet. About 150 athletes are expected from Mississippi A and M, LSU, Clemson, Vanderbilt, Georgia, Maryland, Tulane, Kentucky, Virginia, and others. Major John L. Griffith may attend as honorary referee. Winners may advance to Olympic finals in Boston.
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Haskell Team Exprects Hard Game at Baldwin
The Haskell Indians travel to Baldwin to face Baker University in a tough contest after a previous win. The Baker squad arrives later for a scrimmage with Haskell as spring football drills continue at Haskell Institute.
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Heed Nature Warning Before It Is Too Late
A fragmented note warns that delaying attention to nature leads to serious health trouble. It mentions pains in the sides and kidneys, loss of appetite and sleep, and urges heedful action to prevent future harm.
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Tanlac Restores Health Claims From Thousands Of Users
Tanlac has helped thousands regain normal health and testified to correcting stomach trouble digestion rheumatism nervousness and kin dred ailments. It claims to build up the system and start rich red blood coursing through your veins with all good druggists selling Tanlac.
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Hair Youth method promises grand hair glory
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes a French hair treatment named Hair Youth sold through druggists and counters. She claims the regimen cleanses the scalp, nourishes roots, and preserves color without damaging hair. She offers a money back guarantee if not delighted.
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