Central High School Leads In City Track Meet Highlights
Central High School dominated the interscholastic track event with top marks across sprints and field events. Wilcox Lib of Mayetta led the 220 yard dash. Congdon Manual KC set a new half mile record. Kane City Westport, Manual, and Northeast scored highly with multiple podiums. More than 100 athletes competed as Central juniors fueled by team spirit.
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River City Athletes Compete at State Meet
Dugan and Brown attended the Emporia state meet last Saturday and placed in events at Lawrence junior high. Alexander Husten tied with an Ottawa boy for second in the pole vault, while Dugan failed to place in the broad jump.
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Lawrence Junior High
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Community Notes From Lawrence Family Reunion And Local Happenings
Sunday family reunion at Mrs Bere th a Strong home in Linwood with twenty or more attendees. Christian Bible school picnickers photographed and enjoyed a fine afternoon. John Miller suffers an abscess on the upper lip. School contest results show improvement in attendance and organization. Local church activities include Centenary church and Epworth League services. Homes of G B Castle and Myron Dicker changed ownership while Leo Hill and Lillian Stover wed at the Catholic church. Several residents travel to Topeka and Kansas City for visits. Old mirrors offered by Story Bros.
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Linwood
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Lloyd Castle
Jack Stromatt
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Ian Martin
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Christian Bible School
D. ‘J. Husted
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Elm Street
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Stratton
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Leo Hill
Lillian Stover
Father Fitzgerald
James Lehroyer
J. W. Wilson
Topeka
Roy BE
Zimmermans
M.H. ‘Hughey
Kansas City
Bell's Haskell Shake Ends With Eruptive Slugging
The game features heavy slugging by both sides and strong fielding that repeatedly robbed Indians of sure hits. St Marys gains a two run lead after a first inning error, while Foster's long homer and a third inning two base hit help the visitors. Umpire Stanley makes his Lawrence debut, with observers noting a missed call on Foster in the fifth.
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Local Probate Office Reports Several Marriage Licenses
The probate judge issued licenses to Leo J. Hill and Lillian Stover of Lawrence with Father Fitzgerald named to perform the ceremony. George J. Denauli and Emma E. Lux of Topeka were married by Judge Menger. Charles A. White and Della Powers of Topeka wed with Rev. Mr. Goehring officiating, while Fred Holbert and Cinda Carman of Kansas City Missouri had Rev. S S Klyne as officiant.
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Leo J. Hill
Lillian Stover
Lawrence
Father Fitzgerald
George J. Denauli
Emma‘e. Lux
Topeka
Charles A. White
Della Powers
Howard H. Harris
Leona Porter
Mr. Goehring
Fred Holbert
Cinda Carman
Kansas City
Notice to Water Consumers in Various Districts
Water department warns water consumers in the mentioned town districts of temporary shut offs for a few hours to allow connections to mains. Consumers are advised to draw water in advance to minimize inconvenience during the upcoming improvements to the water system. Efforts will keep shut offs brief. S. A Fresiderson and R.0. Smith noted attendance at county farm agents meeting in Manhattan.
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Kansas Jayhawks Clinch Dual Meet Lead in Track Rivalry
Kansas and Missouri traded leads as Kansas surged in the first event then again in the high hurdles. Bradley led Kansas with five wins and a tie for first, amassing 29 points. Kearney and Massey also set Kansas records in the two mile, 220 yard low hurdles, and javelin. Missouri claimed a new relay record and Hamilton stood out despite a thigh injury with 15.5 points.
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Rate Reduction Possible After White House Conference
Seven railroad executives from a 191-member group met the Interstate Commerce Commission for a two hour session. The talks follow a White House dinner where President Harding urged voluntary rate reductions by railroads.
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Bolivia's Request to Conference Blocked by Chilean Peruvian Delegates
At Washington the Chilean and Peruvian delegates informed Bolivian Minister that they lack authority to discuss Bolivia's bid for a conference place. A separate item notes a $2,500,000 offer for the Gorgas power plant from an unspecified company.
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Kansas City and Ottawa residents visit and travel notes
Local society column details Kansas City visitors attending the Galli Curei concert in Kansas City. families visiting relatives in Topeka and Ottawa. teachers, students, and clergy traveling between Kansas, Missouri, and Ottawa. Includes mentions of Derby returning to Burlington to teach and others visiting relatives.
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Burlington
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California Fig Syrup Ad For Baby Bowels
Banned for modern context but the old ad markets California Fig Syrup as a remedy for infant stomach issues. It claims to ease constipation and colic without narcotics, promising peaceful relief and regular bowels for babies and children. Contains directions on the bottle and urges mothers to request genuine syrup from druggists.
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Mrs Morris Revoiges Over Her Recovery
Mrs Bertha Mortis of Wichita credits Tantac for a dramatic recovery from severe stomach trouble bilious attacks and headaches. She reports being once unable to move from bed but now enjoys full health and energy with the medicine widely sold by druggists.
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