Kansas wins thirtieth annual meet at Woodland Park
Woodland Park hosts summer events as Kansas claims first in the thirtieth annual meet led by Hazen of Jiansan with 20 points. Missouri's Lepies and Graves score prominently as Kansas takes multiple event wins and dominates track and field, baseball, and related activities amid park improvements and Kodak promotions.
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Hazen
Kansas
Burnet
Missaurd
Jiansan
Kans Rand
Missoni
Missoe
Universisi
Potwell
Missae
Serotel Prstiitee
Lesna
Ciivis
Tilton
Meare
Missouri
Secone
Torry
Waneas
Whateber
Serenel
Pers
Netsis
Cere
Woodland Park
Busta
Gearisen
Woodlland Park
Practive Oplace
Ais
Junto r Gym Exhibition Stirs Local Audience
An early 20th century note describes a gym exhibition by MC AL classes showcasing development in physical education. The event promises public access with invited attendees but contains garbled text. The report hints at a thesis related display and observational demonstrations of motor skills and exercise theory.
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Faye Heen
Dean Seme
Witter
Aed
Lone Star Grant Halt Draws Attention
Fragmentary note reports a halt at Lone Star with names and dates garbled. Key entities uncertain, but mentions a grant and associated actions at an unspecified location, suggesting a public notice or local event pending clarification.
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Lone Star
Lawrence i
Grant Alo
Lawrence Drops Third Game Amid Costly Errors
Lawrence fell to Santa Fe or Topeka by a score of dreary misplays and strong Topeka defense hampered Lawrence's effort. New players saw action and pitching held firm for Topeka as Lawrence failed to score after the ninth, hampered by early miscues and shaky support.
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Lawrence
Santa Fec
Topeka
Drea
Willy Lawrence
Efise
Whiel
Nefa
Hale
Hall
Law
Rence
Tapas
Jiawrenee
Topel
Lili Te Baie
Ed Apitz and Local Figures in Turbulent Times
Fragmented OCR excerpt mentions Ed Apitz and Ayaty amid civic concerns. References to wealth, a large family, and a range of topics include freight rates, wartime measures, and political figures. The text shifts between individuals, places, and policy debates, indicating a late 19th or early 20th century local news snapshot with mixed, unclear details and numerous garbled phrases.
Lawrence Looks Good Declared by Former KU Student
A garbled morning report from Brown County cites T Johnson, a former KU student, amid unclear references to local events. The fragment mentions a person named Spauwrenee Jocks and a town scene with education sites, but many details are unreadable.
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T. Johnson
Brown County
T. Dubnsenp
Dlertan i
Tagwrergert
Sfoln Oy
Trentinat
Wertig
Beal transfers to Tank in Quit Claim Deeds
Fragmentary OCR shows Beal transfers to Tank via quit claim deeds involving Mrs B Strad and others. Mentions 2100 Lot in Steele's addition blocks 6 9 and 1 Lawrence Kar and Wellsville foci. Context unclear due to damaged text.
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Beal
May 230 Legal Holiday Observed for Hodges Donation
A garbled May holiday notice references Governor Hodges and a legal holiday on the 80th day of May. It describes national remembrance for fallen soldiers, patriotic duties, and the display of national colors on government and business buildings. The text includes many corrupted phrases and unclear names but centers on a commemorative observance and citizen duties.
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Hodges
Fedeh Fessons
Mspiralan
Putintin
Serive
Akretest Vitigens
Flag Presented At India School Event
A fragmented account notes a flag presentation at India School attended by Max and others from A. A. group. The report mentions Lawrence Cir Jee Linkes, Gh A. H Lat tig Peres, and Cirle Datriatie Esstractor, with references to a guest or visitor and travel to Travia Woods for a taxi call.
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A. A
India School
Max
Lawrence Cir Jee Linkes
A. H Lattig Peres
Cirele Datriatie Esstractor
Gail Aie
Gue Pevsen
Improved Water Gauge Glass With Spiral Markings
A new water gauge glass design uses spiral markings to reveal refraction changes that indicate when the glass is empty, preventing accidents from false readings where full appearance masks an empty state. The device aims to improve safety by clearer visual cues.
Candidate for Re election as County Attorney
The document notes Ke Ba on a Aga fiat ath as a candidate for re election as county attorney, subject to the Democratic primary. Amick.
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Charles Finell
Tam
R. M. Perkins
County
Douglas County
W. J. Cummings
Register of Deeds
Floyd Lawrence
Office of Register of Deeds
A. & Amick
WW. R. Green
Walton
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