Winfield Track Team Dominates State Meet Honors
Valley Falls wins Class B and Elmdale takes Class C honors at the state high school meet held at McCook. Winfield amin secures Class A championship amid muddy conditions. Ackerman places in hurdles and pole vault. Gibb and Elmdale stars shine in Class C events. Fisher of Winfield wins Class A individual cup. NaNwatha Jones and Valley Falls Newman tie for Class B honors. Eskridge’s W Johns leads Class C with 13 points. Kansas City contingent and 26 others to return for May 21 meet. strong forecast for fast times in the middle west.
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Winfield Amin
Valley Falls
Elmdale
Lawrence
Ackerman
BS Axtell
Jones
Na‘watha
Newman
W. Johns
Eskridge
Kansas City
University Lay
Middle-West
Valley meet sprint times set amid Missouri Valley conference
Fast times at valley track meet as Nebraska and Kansas runners posted notable marks. Smith crossed the century in 9.45 seconds, Galets tied the hundred in 24.5, Watson of the Aggies ran 880 in about 1 minute 58 seconds, Webb posted 1 minute 58.8 seconds for the half mile.
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Valley
Missouri Valley
Traick
Smith
Ofebraska
Kansas
Missouri Cliff
Wattson
Aggies
Webb
Lines
Varsity Plays R O T C In Practice Game
The KU varsity baseball nine faces the ROTC team this afternoon on McCook Field in a GA practice game. Gustafson is noted in the report as a participant.
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R. O.T. Cc
K. U
Nine Sas
McCook
Nebraska Tops Kansas in Lincoln Track Meet
Nebraska outscored Kansas 64 to 52 in Lincoln on a day of close races and field events. Bradley of Kansas starred with 15 points, while Sandefur led Kansas in shot and discus and Kretzler of Nebraska won the two mile. Patterson won the Kansas mile in 4 39 3 5, as Nebraska swept several hurdles and sprints.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Lincoln
Bradley
K. U
Sanidefur
Merdinger
Dierking
Patterson
Allen
Kretzler
Cornhuskers
Massey
Smith
Stromer
O'Leary
Wright
Gish
Nebraka
Sandefur
Wetter
Brown
Lees
McAdams
Meidinger
Kansas and Nebraska Olympic Trials Meet Highlights
Kansas, McGinnis, and Carman figure in field event results with distances in the 21 feet range for a second placing. Javelin was won by Carman of Nebraska with 145 feet 7 inches. Nebraska took the 600 yard relay with Gibbs, McCarthy, Stromer, and McDonald clocking 3 02.
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Kansas
McGinnis
Carman
Nebraska
Brown
Gibbs
McCarthy
Stromer
McDonald
D. Alberts
University of Illinois
Franklin Field
Sphia
Lawrence Scouts Win Tug of War and Place in Track Meet
The Episcopal scout track meet in Topeka Saturday featured Lawrence Boy Scouts winning the tug of war and placing in several events. O'Brien won the 100 yard dash, Wheeler took third in baseball throw, Edwards and Woodward placed third in wheelbarrow race, and Lawrence finished third in the centipede race. Listed Lawrence Scouts include Chester Hemphill James Haggart Luther Woodward Holland Wheeler Harry Williams Henry Asher John Lennon Jake Richards John Hutton Walter Cragan Leon O'Brien John Mitchell Orville Sparks Walter Rising Francis Baty Stanley Haggart Daniel Ramey Morris Flint Clyde Deckan Frederick Church Chester Jones Irvine McElhinny Richard Piper Francis Hamilton Bud Kennedy Myron Kennedy Gordon Gustafson H J Jones Endsley Jones T A Beatty Evan Edwards and Rev Evan Edwards. A Japanese first class wrestling team of 40, under K Sasaki, will depart Yokohama June 24 aboard the Siberia Maru, visit Hawaii San Francisco and Southern California, and return to Japan in autumn.
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Topeka
Lawrence
O’brien
Wheeler
Edwards
Woodward
Chester Hemphill
James Haggart
Luther Woodward
Holland Wheeler
Harry Williams
Henry Asher
John Lennon
Jake Richards
John Hutton
Walter Cragan
Leon O’brien
John Mitchell
Orville Sparks
Walter Rising
Francis Baty
Stanley Haggart
Daniel Ramey
Morris Flint
Clyde Deckan
Frederick Church
Chester Jones
Irvine McElhinny
Richard Piper
Francis Hamilton
Bud Kennedy
Myron Kennedy
Gordon Gustafson
H. J. Jones
Endsley Jones
T. A. Beatty
Evan Edwards
Kans City Trips Make Rounds In Local Notices
Local notices list numerous residents and visitors traveling to or from Kansas City and nearby towns. Names include E. J. Hollands J. R. Greenlees A D Weaver Harold Longanecker Harry Green and others with brief mentions of weekends and business trips in Topeka Lawrence De Soto and Troy plus a fishing trip to the Ozarks amid social visits at Pi Kappa Alpha house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Hollands
Kansas City
J. R. Greenlees
A. D. Weaver
A. Lawrence
Bert Wiggins
Harold Longanecker
H. H. Asher
Harry Green
Lawrence
Harry Hutchings
Leland Benson
Elizabeth. Murphy
Ruth McDonald
Topeka
Mary Atkinson
Faustino Domingo
Bert Hill
Neodesha
Irving Hill
Arthur L. Marks
Orley Smith
F. E. Butler
Ozarks
Adele—Crim
DeSoto
A. L. Greene
Grace Greene
Mabel Timken
A.L. Zimmermann
W. M.zimmermann
Troy
Pi Kappa Alpha House
Carrie Perry
Fairport
Charles E. Moss
Douglas County District Court
Real Estate Transfers Ledger Summary
Real estate transfers listed include Lucy J. Poulson to Charles E. Corbin for 50 dollars across three tracts in S E 1 47 14 19. H L Alt and husband to Chas W Wiseman et al for 1 dollar with lots 30 31 32 33 34 on West Street Baldwin. George M Grout to Tyan D Viets for 400 dollars Lot 20 Block and Lane Place Bay. Margaret L Perkins to Citizens for 69 and 71 Block 13 West Law and to Citizens State Bank for 1 dollar Lot 23 Bews Add Law. Fred M Ott to James E Martin for 12000 dollars Lots Land 2 in SW 14 32 12 51 65A. George A Richardson et al with Eli Taylor for 1 dollar in Q C D E 10 A of N W 14 of NOE 1-431 12 19.
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Lucy Jane Poulson
Charles E. Corbin
S. E
H. L' Alt
Chas
W. Wiseman
Geo. A. Richardson
Alto Eli Taylor
N. W
U S Grain Growers Into Conference
U S Grain Growers Inc plans regional conferences in principal grain markets to seek input on zone sales offices and management. The first meeting May 12 in Columbus Ohio, led by J W Anderson of Equity Cooperative Exchange. Additional meetings planned in Kansas City Omaha St Paul Minneapolis Chicago Spokane Ft Worth with invited officers of farmers organizations. Preparations under way for a finance corporation an export company under the Webb Act and other subsidiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
VU. S. G. Growers, Inc
Farmer S’ Cooperative
Grain Marketing Corporation
Columbus
J. W. Anderson
Equity Cooperative Exchange
St. Paul
New Cooperative Company
Kansas City
Omaha
Minneapolis
Chicayzo
Spokane
Ft. Worth
Gustafson
Nclecus
Farmers Executive Committee
Finance Corporation
Christian Science Lecture At Bowersock Theater
Dr Walton Hubbard U S B spoke at Bowersock Theater yesterday at 3 pm on Christian Science. The University of Kansas Christian Science students organized the meeting to discuss Gods law available to all mankind and the healing power of spiritual understanding over disease and fear.
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Bowersock Theater
Walton Hubbard
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Hubbard
Christian Science
University of Kansas
Jesus the Christ
Fragmentary note on Christian Science and its fruits
A fragment stating that Christian Science arrives as the voice of God to destroy error and is known by its fruits. The text emphasizes its transformative claims and the belief that truth manifests through outcomes.
Estate transfers list multiple decoupled property deals in Lawrence
Menger and wife convey to Carl Scott for 275 dollars, including part of Jot 58 and lot 49 in Simpson's subdivision. Montgomery and S. S. J. S. and wife transfer to S. Breckenridge for 800 dollars, assuming mortgages, partial sections in Sec 12 14 19. Herr and wife sell to Charene J. Filburn for 1.3 acres in the southeast of Sec 2 14 19. Tucker and wife sell to Elizabeth M Kuhne for 1 dollar plus other considerations, S 20 feet of Lot 60 Ver. St Lawrence. Keimer to Elizabeth Kuhne for 1 dollar, 20 feet of Lot 60 Ver. St Lawrence.
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Menger
Louis
Carl Scott
Simpson
W. Te
N. Lawrence
Lawrence
Keimer
J. J
Elizabeth M. Kuhne
Oskaloosa Social Notes Mention Visits and Events
Osage City pastor visits, Topeka trips, and family gatherings highlight a week in Oskaloosa. Mrs. Wellman’s funeral draws church choir tribute. Miz A G Smith plans Manhattan visit. two Baker students will perform in the Methodist church. spring club programs and May baskets accompany social gatherings. Local highway funds allotment supports a rock road from Oskaloosa to Nortonville with cost limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman Chapel
T. A. Nichols
Osage City
M. E
Oskaloosa
Buria
McLouth Cemetery
Rhime
Baker
Methodist Church
Church
Colonial
St. Patrick
McReight
Georges Huddleston
Marlin McReiht
Blossom Land
Emmet Morrow
H.L. Phinney
Addie Manns
Nortonville
Helen Coleman
Nellie Letton
Mary-Jo Patrick
Topeka
Wiliams
Community Notes From Town and Church Gatherings
Town crews pursue road work aiming for fall completion. Epworth League banquet and Bible partner activities spark a lively church week. Mrs Slade, Mrs Oliner, and Mrs Stevenson travel to Leavenworth for a relative’s funeral. Local events include a high school Oration contest won by Charles Decker, Declamation by Helen Coleman, Essay by Mabel Hudson, and Short Story by Virginia Davis. An oil company forms with county bankers as trustees. Community meeting at Pairville reported enjoyable, plus Missionary Society talk on Ozarks wartime work. Miss Mabel Nowlin returns from China, due home in Kansas City by June. Tea and cake conclude the meeting.
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Epworth League
Ards
Helen Coleman
E. 8
Margaret Stevenson
Leavenworth
Thompson
Williamstown
Judd
Ethel Anderson
Valley Falls
Jarret Anderson
F. H. Roberts
Manhattan
Wesley
Charles Decker
Mabel Hudson
Virginia Davis
Neet
Dan Soddard
Eric Steeper Tice
Chas. Koper Secy
Wm. Huddleston
Pairview
M. KE. Missionary Society
EL. W. Jon
Lena Robarts
Amon
Ozarks
Mabel Nowlin
China
Miss Nowlin
Europe
Rome
Kansas City
Amos Leech
Diamond Dyes promise flawless home dyeing results
Diamond Dyes advertises dye packs with simple directions for home dyeing or tinting on garments or draperies. It warns that without Diamond Dyes you may get poor results such as streaks and fading. The copy emphasizes rich, fadeless color and no mistakes or failures.
Tanlac helps Kansas rail supply man recover health
Samuel T. Pfeffer of Topeka, longtime Rock Island and Pacific supply man, says Tanlac restored his health after four years of illness. He describes prior stomach trouble, gas, headaches, dizziness, and sleepless nights, noting five bottles improved digestion, energy, weight, and strength for work.
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Tanlac
Samuel T. Pfeffer
Tyler Ave
Topeka
Kansas
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
Taniac
Two Sisters Seek Help in Maryland Testimonial
In Hagerstown Maryland a woman describes relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for period problems and related symptoms. The testimonial from Rhoda E Carbaugh urges others with irregularities headaches backache bearing-down pains and inflammation to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Rhoda E, Carbancs
Zemo for skin troubles advertised by Cleveland firm
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a solution for eczema and skin disorders. It promotes an extra large bottle for 100 dollars, claiming the product is dependable and inexpensive to use with greasy application, offered by The E. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland, Ohio.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland, O
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Winfield
Stanley
Episcopal
Tokio
K. Sasaki
Yorodzu of
Hawaii
Yokohama
San Francisco
California
Japan
U. S
Jason Morton
Grayson
Arthur Hoeval
Missouri
Jeanette Jacquemin
Emporia
Elizabeth Whitcraft
Bethany Hospital
Charles Bliss
Lone Tree District
Jay Bliss
Harry Bliss
van Bliss
E. E. Casebier
Florida
D. A. Well
R. R. Man
Fanlac
Pfeffer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Zemo
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