Freshman Team Boosts Kansas Jayhawker Football Effort
The Kansas freshmen, about twenty strong, earned praise for their season work aiding the varsity through study and practice. Despite lighter frames around 160 pounds, they matched the varsity in effort, developing plays from Kansas scouts’ reports and fostering future talent for the Jayhawkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawker
Kansas
Nebraska
Bernard
Lonberg Dre
Shinn
Reid
Knowles
Evans
McCarty
Nettels
Reinhart
Une
Stubbs
Fronrd
Vear
Rustenbachl
Mandéville
Coe
Alvo
Wilson
Bunny
Idol
Simon
Clarence Begnard
Census of football players lists many Kansas names
A long OCR listing many high school and college players with ages from 1 to 29 and heights from 4 feet to 6 11 inches. Entries include Topeka Kansas Lawrence Horton Humboldt Seneca and other towns with schools such as Fredonia Riverside and Marshfield. Some lines reference life insurance and local notices about Woodmen dues and Thanksgiving school holiday announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Nettels
Topeka
Kansas City
Kans
Henry F. Reinert
Riverside
Arthur’c. Lonborg
Horton High School
Horton
Webb Wilson
Hives
Fred Tustenback
Fredonia High School
Endutina University
Fredonia
Auburn Coe
Turen Hight School
Fhuvon
Frank PL
Mandeville
Vieht
Kinwinan High School
Witameda
James Dt
Knowless End
Teight
Oonhingasan
Wingrasn
Milward
Robinson High School
Robinson
Loren D. Simon
Seneca High School
Seneca
Howard PD. Smith
Marshelltown
Iowa
Wichita
John Wiliam Bunn
Humboldt High School
Humboldt
Paul Evans
Lawrence High School
Lawrence
Herbert W. Thalbman
Stafford High School
Hudson
Hugh Carpenter
Highland Park College
Coffeyville
Winfield
Liggett
Charles A. Tannes
Marshfield
Ore
Roscoe Stubbs
State Conference Plays Final Games
Five conference contests will end the season as teams compete to close the schedule with crucial matchups and potential postseason implications across the state conference.
Aggies Open Thanksgiving Grid Tilt With Washburn
Kansas college football crowd awaits the Washburn game at Lawrence as Washburn and Kansas Normal College of Emporia prepare for their annual Thanksgiving clash. The era’s talk centers on nine Sunflower State games, including Jayhawker and Tipton rivals, with decisive conference implications for Baker, Emporia, and the Normal. Local notes mention holiday plans, candy sales, and supermarket closures, framing a day of football and community countdown.
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Kansans College
Sunflower State
Missouri
Lawrence
Wesley
Diecide
Algo Ainy
Thousand of Beckers
Washbain
Dse Sex Agiries
Seris
Kansas
Watshore Normal
St. Mares
Rooters
Cartain
Jayhawker
Tiprey
Baker
Kansas Nowmal College of Ripurta
Emporia
College of ¢Mporia
Presbyterians
Dorsporia Collegians
Heimvier
Baldwin
Imporia
Personal and Local Holiday Travel Notes
Mye W TP Drumas and Miss Josephine Domas went to Kansas City to spend the weekend. Jay Cotrell went to Wines City this morning. Mr and Mrs Willian Dalton and children went to Chanute to spend Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs W B Dalton accompany them. Miss Wella Hale and Miss Laura Hale returned to Kansas City after a visit. Mc Colochs offers Christmas box paper and Aerated distilled water advertised.
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Mye. W
TP. Drumas
Josephine Domas
Kansas City
Jay Cotrell
Wines City
Willian Dalton
Chanute
W. B. Dalton
Wella Hale
Laura Hale
Mansas
Guy
Steinbring Home
Guessing Popal Scores in A Recreation Football Totals
The article reports on a public guess contest about total points in a football season at Carrals, noting about three hundred guesses and a wider variance than past years. It mentions Maxwell and Durteldes teams, with high scores by Barteldes and Tucker and an upcoming game between Maxwell and Durteldes.
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Jayhawkers
Carrals
Solon
T. Emery
Fini Aowee Enue
Pre Bay Bas High
Barteldes
Tucker
Maxwell
Durteldes
Local social notes and bridge completion update
Mrs Wil Shirek spent Monday afternoon with Mrs SehatPstall. Mrs Forsythe visited Mrs Russell and Mrs Jim Shirek on Monday afternoon. Mrs Charles Terrill hosted Tuesday visitations and Ma Chas Verrell’s rough note is noted. Chester Moody of Kaw Valley lists meals. The Dmeetian bridge is completed and ready for travel. Mrs Chas Terrell’s Wednesday activities follow.
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Mivs
Wil Shirek
SehatPstall
Forsythe
Russell
Jim Shirek
Charles Terrill
Chas
Verrell
Osthaw
Chester Moody
Kaw Valley
Chas. Terrell
H. L. Winey and Son Successor to Winey and Underwood
Local notice states H. L. Winey and Son assume successor duties of the firm Winey and Underwood. Details refer to continuation of business under new partnership and leadership. Community merchants at the familiar storefront continue operations with names updated to reflect the new arrangement.
Neighborhood News From Rumsey Vinland Thanksgiving
Residents recount a busy week with visits to Lawrence and Topeka, Thanksgiving gatherings, and upcoming events. Mrs. J Presse and Mrs. J H Freese host a lunch. the Ladies Aid plans a December 7 program with Mesd Conner, Gee Ott, and Mary Freese. Several neighbors are ill, and Will Preese family buys the old Hollfield farm to reside nearby with Mrs. J Freese present. Rev Williams alters his preaching date at Union Chapel.
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Jim Shirek
Rumsey Nea Vinland
Geo, Ott. Jr
J. Ph. Presse
W., O. Skages
Kansas City
Duclause
iExcelsior Springs
Mery Jim Duncan
Fred Willes
Lawrence
Fred Whatley
Ladies Aid
D. Bo Allen
J. AL. Preese
Hrst
Mars
Will
Polley Y
Mes. Conner
Gee, Ott, Sr
Mirs Mary Freese
Ed Mad
de Tradl
Chintan
Fred Ott
Kew Valley
Stanley
Topeka
Wil Shirek
John Shirek
Forsythe
Esther Freese
Martha Peer
Myrtle Russell
Will Preese
Montinas
Olditchfield
J. H. Frees
Win. Maberly
Geo
Ott. Jin
Rev. Williams
Union Chapel
Will Shirek
Ng Cc
Yale
Like Clock Work and Dr Pierce’s Laxatives
A humorous column urges maintaining the body like a machine, promoting weekly laxatives to purge biliousness and restore liver function. It touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and Anuric tablets as remedies, inviting readers to mail urine samples to Buffalo for free analysis and promising kidney relief.
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Es i. Cook
M.D
Mae Shah
Ats
Dr. Pierce
Local families spend Sunday with friends and relatives
Misses Vintan and Wilma Shirek visited Thora Pane on Sunday afternoon. Mroo and Mrs A Be Conner and family were together with Mr arpl ies. Chivenee Crane mentioned Mend Mrs Charles Perrel spent Sunday at the Chirk Perred home in Llesper.
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Vintan
Wilma Shirek
Thora Pane
Mroo
A. Be Conner
Mr. Arplies
Chivenee Crane
Charles Perrel
Sundias
Chirk
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