Annual Mis Valley Conference field meet opens at University stadium
The Mis Valley Conference field meet begins at University stadium with entrants from 15 schools spanning Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, and Kansas. Leading athletes include Brutus Hamn of Missouri, Bradley of Dan Bey, Watson of Kansas Beles, and Dick Farber of Washington, all set to compete as preliminaries determine finalists.
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Souuthwestern College
Universities of
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas State College
Drake
Kansas State Agricultural Allege
Grinnell
Washington
Brutus Hamn
University of Missi
Bradley
DanBey ‘Watson
Kansas Beles
Dickfarber
Sunday School Contest Set With Ten Churches
Sunday school girls may compete and ten churches will participate. If all churches enter contestants in all events, five hundred Sunday school children will take part in the big event on McCook Field a week from today.
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MclCook Field
Valley meet on at St Louis for Missouri Valley meet
Valley track squad traveled to St Louis to compete in the annual Missouri Valley meet with Coach Karl Schlademan and trainer Dr CG Allen leading twelve athletes on the trip. Readiness centers on Walley and entrants from Kansas with standout performers like Krache and Sandefur in discus and sprint events while Armin Woestemeyer of the Scarlet and Black eyes strong competition from Wrayhawkers and others.
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K. T
St. Louis
Missouri
Karl Schlademan
CG. Allen
Ens
Kanas
Krache
Sandefur
Paula
Armin Woestemeyer
Wrayhawkers
Walley
Owith
Bradley
Sandetb
Unclear OCR: baseball season finale at Manhattan
Fragmentary report notes final series at Manhattan for a Kansas six. Mentions Aggie beam and pitcher usage, Sunday School pied Si Pecheld, and expected even play with championship outcome uncertain.
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Eviday, Deo
Kansas University Baseball Team Averages and Standings
KK U players totaled 171 hits and 129 runs in 656 at bats. Ralph Gray leads with 24 hits in 53 at bats for a .463 average. Fred Murphy has 25 runs in 70 plate appearances and a batting average over .400. Team batting averages run .287 with five over .200. Pitchers: Rody, Custer, Bloomer, Marxen, Uhrlaub, Long. wins and records vary, including Missouri game loss for Long.
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K. U
Ralph Gray
KK. U
Fred Murphy
Murphy
Gray
Farrell
Custer
Uhrlaub
Rody
Bloomer
Marxen
Long
Uhmagh
Missouri
Arrow golf takes hold at New Hampshire College in Durham
Arrow golf, a new sport using bow and arrow, attracts faculty and students at New Hampshire College. A nine target course and straw sack holes allow winter play. invented by Professor W C O Kane, the game emphasizes accuracy and distance with minimal equipment. Nearby notes report British Amateur champion W I Hunter defeating Allan Graham 12 up 11 to play. Also includes Saturday specials from a Spot Cash Meat Market.
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Durham
N.H
New Hampshire College
W. C. O'Kane
Hunter
Hoylake
W. I. Hunter
Allan Gra
Ham
Royal Liverpool
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Sabre ave Fez third anes gr ws Rede. tHie season Grp we hang Rabon Gre aeitdard path A, a Seller dnd.
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Farmer A. Person Describes Rural Journalism Prospects
Nelson Antrim Crawford, professor at Kansas State, told Missouri journalism students during Journalism Week that farmers are diverse yet capable readers. He urged rural reporters to study agriculture, economics, sociology, and political science, stressing intimate local contact over book learning.
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Columbia
Nelson Antrim Crawford
Kansas State Agricultural College
University of Missouri
Crawford
Profesor Crawford
Sovet
Russia
Martin
Carrie
University Dispensary Year Report Highlights Trends
University physician Dr. F E Smith reports a busy year at 1406 Tennessee Street Hospital and Dispensary. 175 bed patients, 6 455 dispensary cells, 45 surgical operations, 42 referrals to ENT specialists, 1% bacteriological exams, 158 typhoid inoculations, 115 smallpox vaccinations, and 18 student house calls. Dispensary activity rose as students used the hospital for illnesses. Washington debuts coal war inquiry. Senate Education Committee to probe disputes along Kentucky West Virginia border, hearings likely to begin near June 10 in Williamson. Eben Term, famed English actress, marks 65th anniversary of first stage appearance on April 28, debut at age eight.
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Tennessee Street
F E. Smith
Washington
Senate Committee On Education
Kentucky-West Virginia
Williamson
Eben
Vladivostok Falls Under Kappel Control Amid Street Closures
Dispatches report anti Bolshevik forces led by General Kappell occupy parts of Vladivostok. Government buildings seized, shops closed, and militia split as arrests and releses occur. Nearby Razdonice and Pokrobska also occupied. Japanese forces refrain from disarming invaders. Amid wartime notices, a separate item notes a blind salesgirl in a Boston department store proving successful in a trial employment program.
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Tokio
Bey
Kappell
Siberia
Vodivostok
Kokusai
Council of Non-Socialistic Organizations
Vladivostok
National Assembly
Razdonice
Pokrobska
Japan
Sin
Boston
No To Bac Helps Break Tobacco Habit Quickly
No To Bac claims to end the craving for tobacco without hardship. The ad promises relief from all tobacco cravings and offers a refund from the druggist if craving persists, presenting a simple, painless method.
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy praised for intestinal relief
A lodge brother lent a bottle of Mayrs Wonderful Remedy after severe illness from intestinal issues left a person bedridden with fever and pain. The testimonial claims one dose cures stomach and liver ailments and promises a money back guarantee, with Round Corner Drug and others selling the product.
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Lodge
Mayr
Round Corner
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