Semore Heads Haskell Team and Captain Elected
Semore chosen to head the Haskell football squad for next year after a season ending win over Xavier. McLemore remains quarterback as team plans return to Lawrence, with all members intent on playing again. A key pass from Hamilton to the captain secured the late score in the Xavier game. Beatrice and Lincoln disputed the Nebraska state school title with Lincoln holding a scoreless tie and Beatrice suffering fumbles in Beatrice territory.
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Haskell
Lawrence
McLemore
Sf Saunders
Xavier
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Himi
Beatrice
Lincoln
Lawrence School
Middle West
Neb
Nebras- Lincoln
Ace Steam Roller
Be- Eto
Territory
From Clerk to Prosperous Northwest Farmer John Hamilton
Kelwood Manitoba November 29. John Hamilton once a dry goods clerk in Ontario for twenty five years now stands among the northwest’s most successful farmers. He moved to western Manitoba twelve years ago, cleared raw bush, studied scientific farming, and learned by night study. At the International Soil Products Exposition he won thirteen prizes for wheat blue stem western rye grass flax potatoes field peas corn and squash. He now ranks among the district’s wealthiest farmers.
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Kelwood
Man
Northwest
John Hamilton
Hamilton
Ontario
Manitoba
Seager Whiplay
Canada
de Haarrison
Real estate transfers and school notice summary
Real estate deals include F E Childs and spouse selling to C C Asher for 1.00 with 146 acres in Douglas county. Louis Gehert sells to F W and Eliza Fleer for 18000 with multiple fractional tracts and deductions in Douglas county. William XI and wife sell to J L Wilson and wife for 1.00 covering part of Block 30 West Lawrence. H P Baker sells to Lake Finn for 2500 with specific lots and exceptions. E E Peckham sells to James Holyfield for 2500. Lots 154 Connectic ut dolph Lotz Jr and wife sell to William Scheuerle for 700.00. Lots 5 and 6 block 182 in Eudora. George W White sells to Thomas Caylor for 1500 with lots 1-12 block 22 Clinton. Cranberry ice ad. Schools not closing. board did not act, classes in all buildings Monday.
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F. E. Childs
C. C. Asher
Louis Gehert
F. W. Fleer
Eliza Fleer
Douglas County
Douglas Ty
Kansas
William XI
J. L. Wilson
Lawrence
Sontag
H. P. Baker
Lake Finn
E. E
Peckham
James Holyfield
Connecticut
Dolph Lotz Jr
William Scheuerle
Eudora
Geo. W White
Thomas Caylor
Clinton
Army and Navy Football Classic Ends War Era Contests
New York November 29 1919 the Army Navy game at the Polo Grounds closed the wartime gap since 1916 last year and the year before were abandoned. The event draws society leaders officers diplomats and officials with hotel bookings heavy and boxes filled. Army led series eleven wins nine for Navy and one tie after twenty two meetings. Train and schedule notes list Fort Worth and Galveston Ranger service departing 1128 P.M. 109 Emporia Express at 548 P.M. eastbound changes include No 18 5 45 A.M. Chicago No 12 6 30 A.M. Chicago Flyer and No 6 5 48 P.M. Kansas City Chicago Express.
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New York
United States Military
Naval Academies
Polo Grounds
Army
Navy
West
West Point
Annapolis
Ranger
Fort Worth
Galveston
Emporia Express
Emporia
Kansas City
Chicago
Chicago Flyer
Chicago Express
ANOTHER LAMB HEARING IN TOPEKA NOV 29
A habeas corpus hearing before Judge James A. McClure seeks release of Thomas J. Lamb from the state hospital for the insane. Lamb has been confined since April and contends he is being railroaded to avoid a vast estate dispute. Witnesses from Lawrence testifying include Dr. Georg and Dr. C. B. Van Ho.
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Topeka
Thomas J. Lamb
State Hospital
Lamb
James A. McClure
George Benson
Bert Lampeneau
Lampeneau
North Dakota
Georg
C. B. van
Santa Fe Changes New Train Schedule Tomorrow
The Santa Fe announces new time changes for trains leaving Lawrence, to take effect tomorrow, per a United States Railroad Commission release. The adjustments include a revised schedule for No. 21 The Missionary, with departures from the designated stations and times updated.
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Lawrence
Santa Fe
United States Railroad Commission
Stars at Home on Howe Travel Festival Tour
Lyman H Howe presents a traveling program at the Bowersock theatre on Thursday night December 4 on its silver jubilee tour. The show features films of Mary Miles Minter Bill Hart Edith Storey Douglas Fairbanks Ger aldine Farrar and Mary Pickford in their homes and haunts offering an intimate glimpse beyond their screen personas.
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Mary Miles Minter
Bill Hart
Broadway
Edith Storey
Long Island
Douglas Fairbanks
Geraldine Farrar
Mary Pickford
California
Lyman H. Howe
Bowersock Theatre
Howe
Sawing Wood In A Rush For Lumber Supply
L L Phillips visits Ottawa to inspect gasoline powered woodsawing outfits said to cut trees rapidly. He plans to buy two machines to fell trees and cut into wood, aiming to relieve a wood shortage. Marshall Gorrill reports five thousand cords available if the process works. Phillips is accompanied by J i Allen.
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L. L. Phillips
Ottawa
Mr. Phillips
Marshall Gorrill
Burn Wood at Court House Heating Initiative
The county court house adopts wood heating as the latest institution to power the building while awaiting coal redistribution. Officials expect a coal shipment to be released to them soon. Bitterscotch ice cream at Wiedemann's. Phone 182 Adv.
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Wiedemann
Court House
Wiedemann’s
State canal system to close for season at midnight
The State canal system of New York will shut navigation for the season at midnight tonight.
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State Canal
New York
Troops and the Law to Keep Mines Open
Government moves to seize noncooperating bituminous coal mines to boost output amid labor and capital tensions. Fuel Administrator Garfield vows no profiteering, sets wage and price constraints, and outlines selective seizures with compensation details to be decided per case.
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Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Garfield
The
Fuel Administration
Lawrence Kiwanis Off To Good Start
Lawrence Kiwanis members begin a productive season with varied local business and professional support. Names listed include E. C. Bricken Dread Cafe J. M. Boring Brinkman Bakery Wm Baumgartner Prof Robert Branham Cement Co Fred Bliesner Typewriters and others shaping community service this year.
C of C Noon Luncheon Draws Big Business Attendance
A large turnout of local business men is expected at the Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon to be held at the organization's rooms on Tuesday. Attendees will hear discussions on business arising from three sessions.
County commission plans unified insurance policy due date
Douglas County commissioners met to arrange for all county insurance policies to come due simultaneously. The premiums will be prorated among all participating agencies.
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Douglas County
Coal replaces wood as fuel in Tebriz Teheran and Peia
Coal exists in many parts of Pe ia and in the cities of Tebriz and Teheran. Fifteen is rapidly taking the place of wood as fuel.
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Pe“ia
Tebriz
Teheran 14
Farm Bargains and Real Estate Listings
Numerous Kansas and Missouri land offers including 7 acres of wheat pasture near a school, 140 acres in Lane County with 100 acres wheat, 29 acres pasture, and spring crop land near Lawrence. Also properties priced per acre, water access, and well-improved bottom farms priced to attract buyers. Transfer and baggage business for sale and barionains in suburban and city property. Call 737 Mass. St or office 276. Real Estate Exchange Cc. F. Wirth, Mgr.
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Lane Co
Kansas
Lawrence
Rock Road
Gale
Mass
Aura
Real Estate Exchange
F. Wirth
Mgr
Orthodox convention to press reverence for Judaism in America
The Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America calls a nation convention in New York City today to plan a campaign to deepen reverence for Judaism among American Jews. Governor Roberts of Tennessee convenes Southern governors in Chattanooga for tuberculosis control efforts. The Tri-State Farm Products Show opens in Cincinnati today with Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio growers showcasing fruit, grain and vegetables. Lost fur collar between Innes and Tenth on Mass. or lost on Tenth to NJ St. Finder leave at Journal-World.
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Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America
New York City
Roberts
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Tri-State Farm Products
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Cincinnati
Innes
N.J. St. Finder
Journal-World
Choice 320 Acre Farm For Sale Near Leavenworth County
Chicago owner offers highly improved 320 acre farm near two towns in Leavenworth county. Price cut from 170 to 125 per acre with sale in 20 days to save business. Farm features 6 room house, new garage, steel granary, barn, orchard, hay mow, cattle shed, 99 acres wheat, 70 acres timothy, 31 acres alfalfa, and fenced pasture. Heavy springs and excellent water supply. near electric, routes, and good roads. Contact Hemphill Land Co. Lawrence Kan.
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Chicago
Leavenworth
Wensas
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Board of Education
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L. A. Quigley
W. W. Cleland
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A. A. Greene
J. R. Holmes
J. Fred Harris
H W. Hutchinson
Charles B. Holmes
2. L. Haynes
Spot Cash
Harry W. Hoffman
R. R. Hickson
City
M. F. Hudson
Butler-Sanderson Motor Co
W. E. Kenard
G. L. Kreeck
W. E. Craig Kennedy
B. Edwin Lang
E. S. Parnell
H. B. McPeak
C. W. McKeen
A. B. Mitchell
A. Marks
Joseph W. Murray
W. M. Newmark
Chas D. Oehrle
Perkins Trust Co
F. H. Perkins
S. J. Pierson
Lewis A. Quigley
Supt. Water Dept
Harry T. Randle
M. D
Wm. F. Reinisch
Floyd V. Rankin
E. S. Schmidt
Miller
E.G. Schwarz
Pipe Organ Co
Eldon B. Smith
Federal Bakery
William Underwood
Skefstads
Lad
Hemphill Land CO
Lawrence, Kan
van Alvano
Havana
J. Pierson
Gesler
Charlton
Visto Sales CO
Dept. K
Kansas Avenue
Topeka, Kans
Wotr's Book Store
Citizens State Bank
Massachusetts
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