Weekend golf at Country Club showcases Colonel Bogey title defense
Otto Barteldes and Dr J T Jones tied in a weekend contest at the Country Club with Bogey as a strong challenger. Members entered with liberal handicaps but Bogey’s steady play retained the title. Interest grows for upcoming handicap and championship events this season. Also noted are marriages licenses issued in the Probate Court for pairs including Robert F Epperson and Rhoda M Chance, Albert Knight with Lawrence and Ruth McNish, and Lawrence J L Palmer with Helen Simple.
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J. T. Jones
Colonl
Robert F. Epperson
Colorado Springs
Rhoda M. Chance
Albert Knight
Lawrence
Ruth McNish
Lawrence J. L. Palmer
Topéka
Ielen Simple
Ansas City
Lindley Murray Spray obituary details years and life
Lindley Murray Spray born in New London Indiana July 23 1856 died May 14 1915 at 1117 Kentucky Avenue after a four month illness. He was son of Elihu, a 1882 graduate, spent most of his life in education as a principal and superintendent and married Abbie Coltrane in 1887.
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New ‘London
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Abbie Coltrane
Obituary Sketch for Hannah Spray in Kansas Community
Hannah Spray, born in Leavenworth County near Wemouth, grew up in Kansas and attended Lawrence High School. He pursued public teaching and later earned an A B degree from Kansas University, where he formed lifelong ties with KU alumni. He is survived by his sister and daughter, with both Edward J Kilffin and Lester KLo noted among KU graduates. At his death he belonged to Plymouth Congregational Church of Lawrence.
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Rath
Edward J
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Arhonut
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Succession of Garden Crops and Soil Care
This piece urges continuous harvest by planning crop succession from radishes lettuce peas to corn cucumbers and tomatoes. It stresses rotating crops to maintain soil nutrition reduce pests and avoid depleting any single element, noting legumes fix nitrogen and that diverse cucurbits help break pest cycles. It advises moving crops yearly and interplanting between pea rows when possible.
Market Report from Kansas City and Chicago Cattle Hogs and Commodities
Markets show steady to strong cattle demand in Kansas City with prime steers around 5.50. Dogs and calves noted with varying prices. butter and eggs listed with minor gains. Chicago reports steady cattle receipts near 17,000 with hogs slow trading and futures quotes for corn, oats, and wheat, including May pork and May lard futures.
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Kansas City
Ecole ‘Sane
COSIL
Inchangel
Chicago
Are You Humane and What It Means for Animals
A fragment from a public ethics note argues humane care for animals and condemns neglect or abuse. It contrasts humane conduct with careless ownership and urges responsible treatment for pets, birds, and horses, referencing Our Dumb Animals and a studio puzzle editor.
Bits of Byplay By Luke McLuke Co.
A collage of humorous bits and verse from Luke McLuke, with snippets from readers and quips about names, cows and chickens, a North Carolina name change joke, and a columnish miscellany. It includes references to Cincinnati Enquirer, Memphis Commercial Appeal, Houston Fest, and Clay Center, with lines about Richard Shaw returning from Kansas City to visit Wyburns.
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Appeal to the Emperor for Belgium Relief Decree
A petition from prominent American leaders to Emperor William II requests a mercy act: remission of war indeminities on Belgian cities to aid noncombatant suffering. Signers include Stanford’s Jordan, Princeton’s Hibben, and church and academic figures urging humanitarian relief and favorable German perception.
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Local Pick-Ups and Prominent Citizen Outrage
Local notices report Mrs. WW. 11 Kings leaving for Albuquerque to join her husband working in a mine. A leading town figure angrily attacked Dick Bros. Ladies buggists after they delayed revealing Cunningham's Kidney Plaster No 1 could cure his back. Fresh plaster stock offered at 1 dollar readied for sale. AV Shaw schedules vest repaint of the Round Corner and BAL Viermont lists prices for paints and varnishes.
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