R O T C Awards At Kansas University
Miss Ann Kathryn Botsford of Lawrence received the Founders and Patriots of America trophy for the highest rifle score on the Kansas University women’s rifle team. The annual awards, for the 1942-26 school year, were presented at drill on parade grounds with multiple cups, medals, and sweaters awarded to top cadets and rifle team members across companies A to D and the Girls’ Rifle Team, recognizing excellence in drill, marksmanship, and scholarship.
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Ann Kathryn Botsford
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Kansas State
Founders and Patriots of America
Kansas
Jsomen
United States
iMyron Goner
William L. Patterson
Thomas J. Hinton
Conpany
RO. T. C
W Secor
Serg
J. Vinten
Lloyd Muller
David M. Armstrong
Verdon Westhoff
Wayne Karr
Robert W. Herzoc
Gilbert M. Marritt
Joseph A. Boyer
Pagel W.savage
Harry H. Skin
Company C
Military Department
Thomas
Hinton
Leon
W. Elledge
Charles E. Grounds
Haymond V. Heidbreder
Carl A. Addington
T. C. Marksman
Company Co. Wineners
Thombs. J. Hinton
Wayne Sherr
Menno E. Hill
Harold A. Dougherty
Walter W. Allen
Wayne
Gils
Rfle
Anna Botsford
Virginia Innis
Gladys Filson
Emma Roots
Betty Stimson
Laura Glidden
Helen Gragg
Ruth Schwarz
Virgin Armstrong
Jeanette McElhiney
Biris
Caterine, Crowley
Mornalull Wagstaff
Milldred
Williams Station owner injured by oil barrel accident
Fred S. Williams proprietor of the Williams Service station at Tth and Arkansas streets suffered a painful injury when a barrel of oil dropped on his left hand, severing the middle finger at the joint. His wound was dressed and he is reported as feeling better today. Sidetracks Boulder Canyon Bill Washington May 22 The house irrigation committee voted today to pigeonhole the Swing Johnson Boulder Canyon bill for the present session. Return from Wichita Meeting LG Stevenson and John Emick returned last evening from a building and loan association meeting in Wichita. To Peace Officers Meeting Sheriff W J Cummings sent to D City last evening to attend a meeting of peace officers today.
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Fred S. Williams
Misséuri Street
Williams
Tth
Arkansas Streets
Boulder Canyon
Washington
House
Wichita
LG. Stevenson
John
Emick
Building and Loan Association
W.J. Cummings
D -City
May Wheat Market Tightens After Early Setback
In Chicago trading May wheat margins rose to 5¢ a bushel above recent norms, signaling unsettled May delivery accounts. Reports from Minnesota and South Dakota hinted at softer spring wheat prospects while European demand watchers weighed on prices. Livestock mixed with hogs and cattle showing varied shifts. grain futures also reflected broader volatility across corn and oats.
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Chicago
United States
Minnesota
South Dakota
Kansas City Livestock Market May Revts of Ag
Cattle prices compare with last week. Fed steers steady, light yearling steers and heifers higher up to 23c. Soft Texas grassers weak. Top medium weight steers 9.65, yearling steers and heavy steers around 0.00, heavy heifers and cows steady. Bulls uneven, vealers strong to 50c higher. Stockers and feeders steady to strong. Bulk prices: steers 5.25 5.75, Texas grassers 5.75, heifers 7.00 9.00, butcher cows 5.25 6.75, vealers good to choice up to 1.2.
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Chicago-Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Ag
Kansas’ City
Kansas City
Texas
Prairie Market Prices and Produce Notes
Kansas City Produce report dated May 22 lists alfalfa and clover prices by grade and weight, with varieties including standard and mixed alfalfa and several No. lots. Dairy prices show slight declines for butter and cheese products, with minor premium for extra quality.
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Kansas City
Avery
Poultry and Bonds News Briefs From New York May 22
Grain and market notes show poultry prices for hens and roosters, followed by New York government bond figures. Liberty bonds closed with multiple issues quoted, and clearing house condition shows an excess reserve of 856 million 685 thousand and growth of about 19 million over the prior week.
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Government Bonds
New York
Liberty
U.S
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Vein Reduction At Home
Warnings and directions claim varicose veins and piles can be reduced with Moone's Emerald Oil. A two ounce bottle sold by druggists is to be applied night and morning to swollen veins until they return to normal size. The ad touts strong absorption and effectiveness in piles as well.
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Moone
Jennings Family Visits Lawrence from Minneapolis
Rev. Frank Jennings former pastor of First Baptist church visits Law rence with his family arriving from Minneapolis where he pastors the University Baptist church. The group plans to stay at the home of Mr and Mrs Li Hl Menger and continues on their journey.
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Jennings
Frank. Jennings
First Baptist Church
Lawrence
Minneapolis
University Baptist Church
Hl. Menger
Washington to attend Northern Baptist convention
Washington plans to attend the Northern Baptist convention. While away, the three children stay with grandmother Mrs. Etta Corel in Corbin Hall. Bowersock theater offers added attraction with Rube Hooper and Harvey Gatch ett performing next Friday and Saturday featuring Richard Barthelmess in Rawson's Folly. Mrs. Isabella Bishop, famed traveler and explorer, becomes the first woman admitted to the Royal Gods graphic Society fellowship.
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Washington
Etta’ Corel
Corbin Hall
Iday
Willy
Richard Barthelmess
Rawson's
Isabella “Bishop
Royal , Gods Graphic
Society
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Boosts Glasgow Mother
Glasgow Kentucky woman with seven children credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for lifting her from deep distress and restoring energy for housework and gardening after marriage hardships. A New Orleans Louisiana case also cites weak health after first birth improving with the same remedy.
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Glasgow
Ren
Lydia E. Pink
Timg
Indianapolis
Indiana
Sinead
Merrissa
Barners
Vate
O. F. Steenbergen
New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas. C. Favere
Dauphine St
Iven Orleans
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K.U
Anne Bottsford
Founders and Patriots
Finker
California
Arizonas
May
Timothy
Oldfield
Bob
Carter
Tire & Battery Co
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
L. BE. Eby
JL C. Stevenson
H. Reding
Trea
Bowersock
Rube’ Hooper
Harvey Gatchett
Bowersock Theater
Horace Greeley
Real Values Pdust
Gale Price
State Bank
Lawrence, Kans
General Motors
Shimmons Bros
Mass
Merchants National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Ostouirdvannisnes
Love Brothers
Dee
South Lawrence Lumber Co
Hudson Essex
Hudson Golf Motor Co
N.H. St
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