Jayhawkers Split Two With Aggies In McCook Field Tilt
Kansas Jayhawkers defeated the Kansas State Aggies 5 to 0 at McCook Field as Keeler opened with a three bagger and Slawson hurled superbly. Weltmer and Bunn provided some threats for the Aggies, but Slawson kept them scoreless while Jayhawker fielding stifled rallies. The series stands even at two wins each as Missouri Valley play nears the end.
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Kansas
Gas
Kansas Aggies
Hunn
Smith
Slaweon
McCollom
Willis
Hixson
McColl
Lonporg
Burton
Kanshy
L. Weltmer
Slawson
Weltmer
John Bunn
Foster
Lashley
Caytsin Foster
Aggies
Bunn
Lonborg
Jayhawkers
Cowell
Stapp
Clarke
Deep Center
Oyster
MacCotlom
K. U
Farmers
Slowson
Otto
Hugo Wedel
KK. U
Swingle
ELKS
Barteldles
Morris
Elis' Club
Barteldes
Stevenson
Hartig
Gustafson
Elks’ Club
Albach
Gerhard
Riling and
Perkins
Cure Catarrh with 8, 8, 8 Blood Purifier Ad
An advertisement touts 8 8 8 as a blood purifier to cure catarrh by cleansing the blood and removing the disease source. It claims cures via digestion of mucus membranes and warns remedies like lotions cannot cure catarrh. It invites readers to write for advice from Chief Magical Adviser, Atlanta.
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Ciktef Mogical
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Baker University Plans for Sixty First Commencement
Baker University announces its sixty first commencement set for June 7 to 12. Events include social reunions baccalaureate sermons by President Lough and others, class and alumni day activities, art exhibits, glee club concert, and a commencement address by Samuel Roberts. A public carnival and French theatre evening are noted plus a referendum vote on the use of Nations.
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Baker University
Samuel A. Lough
Edward A. Hislop
House of Windsor
Studo
College Glee Club
Board of Trustees
Alpha Delta Sigma
Samuel Roberts
University Lunelwon
Main Street
China
Devil's Cave
Earh
Bates Park
Misa Sophy D. Darker
Leon K. Whitney
Sigma Phi Epsilon
T.L. Harris
History Department
Chapel
Ue of Nations
Ruby Cundiff
Kensington In
Hon
Memorial services and circle a fundraiser at center
The text notes memorial services for Mrs. Irwin and Miss Grace Urwin of Emporia with a 10 am cemetery procession and 2 20 pm address by Prof. P V Roberts. The Y M C A hosts a circus Monday at the gym to raise funds for Estes Park delegates. Professor Leach’s department plans three plays Tuesday in Centenary hall.
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Irwin
Grace Urwin
Emporia
P. V. Roberts
Estes Park
Leach
Centenary Hall
Heavy Rains Boost Kansas Crops Display by Douglas Farmers
Douglas county farmers showcase rapid crop growth amid heavy rains with samples of giant oats two to four feet tall, seven foot rye, six foot wheat, large strawberries and dairy near-record silage mixes. Al Ward presents dwarf oats, March 21 sowing included Canadian Cow Peas. projected silage yields of six to seven tons per acre.
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Kansas
Douglas County
al Ward
Fragmented OCR Notes Describe Wheat Sample From Local Farm
An OCR fragment reports wheat brought in from Henry Wulfinhle’s farm near Hiomarkrave. Charles Ou hle handled the sample as the Douglas Auntie L crew planned large harvests. The text notes quantities per quart and ambiguous measurements, with missing context and several garbled words.
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Henry Wulfinhle
Charles Ouhle
Hiomarkrave
Wallkurale
Strawberries ripening fast with expected bumper harvest
Mr Wulfkuhle reports rapid berry development after rain leading to simultaneous ripening. There will be about another week of strawberry season with plenty of berries for canning this summer. Prices may not drop below two dollars and fifty cents per crate, with some sales at two dollars sixty five cents.
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Society
Wulfkuhle
Funeral for Mrs. Providence Sandefur at Oak Hill
Mrs. Providence Sandefur aged 66 died in La Junta Cao May 16. Funeral held this afternoon with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Also note mentions of pasteurized tea cream from Wiedemann's and a police parade in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant spent the day in Kansas City.
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Providence Sandefur
la Junta
Cao
Oak Hill Cemetery
New York City
George Bryant
Kansas City
Topeka Ruling Aids Voters On Poll Tax
In Topeka on May 28 1925 an attorney general ruling eases poll tax requirements noting that five payers not discharged by year’s start will not pay the $3.00 poll tax. The ruling was issued at officials’ request. Cheyenne plans a hospital named for General Pershing’s wife, Wyoming native and daughter of Senator Francis E Warren.
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Topeka
Richard J. Hopkins
Cheyenne
General Pershing
Pershing
Wyoming
Francis E. Warren
United States
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