High School Football Opens Season At Home Friday
Lawrence High faces Manhattan in a hard scrimmage lead up to the opening home game against a strong Manhat ten Training High School eleven. Coach Woodward shapes a speedy unit with notable teamwork as eleven players push for honors. The crowd expects a close battle and a fast pace at 3 36 p m Friday.
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John 2 Montgomery
Iscalik ii
Exfiool
Lawrence High Doal
Ing
A. Nsas
Arongea
Sae
Es Piamsas
Manhaj High
Anhattan
Alleen
E. University
Woodward
Ason
Manhattan
Ike
Weodward
Wei Ah
Lawton
Amittee
Siet
Tae
Shibough
Haskell Indian Warriors
Mangal Training High School
Kansas City
Early Irish Culture Evidences in Ancient Ireland Crosses
The text cites Congabbyy where sleep many of Ireland's ancient dead including last king Kory O Connor. It mentions an exquisite cross with gold tracery and enamel and bronze showing civilisation in Ireland before the Norman arrival, with other similar artifacts to follow.
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Ireland
Congabbyy
Kory ‘O'Connor
Saunders Hurs Back Shift in Indian Grid Plan
Coach Saunders admits his team is being pointed for the Aggies and expects a tougher Baker test than Commerce. The Indians will shift backs, test new plays, and adjust for a Kansas Aggie tangle while preparing for a long trip and an away game at Omaha Creighton.
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Craig Omares
Haskell
Sgsine
Kansas Aggies
W. He Saunders
Aggies
Tim
Seli
Eeloet
Commerce
Saunders
Baker
Saurday
Clevenger
Indians
Wentworth, Military Academy
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Th Sounders
Hig
Kansas Aggie
Omaha
Creighton
Kansas
Deach Saunders
Juneau
Kalama
Kansas University
Lawrence High Acchool
Boeno
Smith
Methodists
Lawrence
Baldwin
Llogan Moore Lumber Co Coal Phone 113 TM Bén
Old TM Bén Tiiioia mentions coal and the Llogan Moore Lumber Co with contact number 113 in a terse, fragmented entry. The readable lines suggest a trade or business note referencing coal, a telephone line, and a lumber company.
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Tiiioia
Llogan-Moore Lumber Co
Rifle Association Is Organized Here At State Shoot
At a state rifle shoot held near Manhattan seventeen members of the club shot the course. Officers named include Pay Crovenger of Manhattan as president Lawrance vice president Dr L Roberts Manhattan secretary Monte Frazer Leavenworth treasurer Georges Seita Leavenworth. Ray Pierson Burlington placed second with a score of 187 Kinney Toncka took third with 187 and Sam McKone Lawrence fourth with 186. Arrangements are under way for another association shoot soon.
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Clevenger
Ndge
Lawrence
Sunsday
Manhatten
Pay Crovenger
I Lawrance
Manhattan
Monte Frazer
Treasugrer
Georges Seite
Leavenworth
Eibeer
Firs Easiey
Ray Pierson
Burlington
Mtr. Kinney
Toncka Thin
Sam McKone
Te Reracye Paint Process Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a cleaning or painting method with nit stains and thinning. It mentions applying varnish or paint with ether fragrance, rolling fabric, and allowing immersion or airing for fifteen to twenty minutes or hours. The text is garbled and lacks clear structure or complete steps.
College shows strong livestock at Bath fair and Topeka
At Bath fair and Topeka the college dominated livestock showing with 68 firsts 13 seconds and 7 thirds across sheep hogs and horses. Murdock de Oy a Belgian stallion raised by the college won championships in his class at both fairs. Professor McCampbell credited E F Ferron hogs P F W Bell horses and A M Patterson sheep for the department’s success.
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Sicoliege
Bath
Poland -China
Topeka
Sitte
Manhattan
Des. Moines
Murdock de Oy
McCampbell
Garage Onps
E. F. Ferron
W. Bell
A. M. Patterson
Local Baldwin Neighborhood Notes and Visits
A Baldwin area column lists numerous social visits and errands through the week. Families including Deskins, Flory, Johanning, Kirchner, Haas, Gibson, Joanning, and others visited relatives, attended threshing, shingle work, and Ottawa fair. The community gathered for meals, outings, and a funeral for Mrs. Will Hornberger at the Lutheran Church.
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Guy Deskin
Harry Flory
Ferdinand Johanning
Henry Johanning
Aldwin
L. W. Haas
Joe Stubaker
Ferdinand Johanping
Henry Johanning, Sr
Charles Kirchner
W. G
Jessee
Gon. Paul
Baldwin
My Vaneering
Chas. Gilliland
Guy Deskins
Stella
L. Azsp
Gladys
Katie Kane
Kirchner
Grant Ingle
Independence
Henry Mohler
Centropolis
Dora Kring
Bessie Leeo
Kansas City
John Steobner
Dan. Joanning
Mary Peffly
Eva Haas
Ottawa
Gerald Ami Marie
Mac Swimley
Paul Jessee
Young
Perth Johanning’s
I.L. Montgomery
Paul Kretznger
Edna Schwarts
Leona Harris
Will Hornberger
Hor
Minnie Johanning
Lutheran Church
Market and livestock notes from the county fair report
Calves, hogs, and dairy products priced with shifts noted. Beef steers and heifers sold in the mid eight to ten dollar range, hogs around 15 to 16 dollars, butter eggs and poultry unchanged. Wheat corn oats rye and hay markets show mixed to steady movements with implausible entries and local ads interrupting trade.
Lawrence Daily Journal Sale Announced for October 17 Near Six Corners
Public sale of farm property owned by Henry Pannen near Six Corners, five miles north of Lawrence, on Friday October 17 beginning at 6 o'clock. Includes Holstein cattle, two horses, numerous implements, household goods, and farm equipment with terms: cash for under $10, credit for larger sums, 6 percent interest, 2 percent discount for cash over $10, and all items due before removal. John Norwine owner, Thomas auctioneer, Flory clerk.
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Lawrénce Daily Journal
Lawrénce
Six Corners
Henry Rpnnen
Olstein
Anuary
Marth
Weber
Mitchell
Emerson
John Deere
Deering
Oliver
Disco
Lister
Avery
Farrendé& Votay
Legal Notice in Douglas County Kansas Quiet Title Action
The State of Kansas to the defendants in a Douglas County case filed August 23 1919 You are summoned to answer by October 30 1919 in an action to quiet title in favor of F W Fleer and Elisa Fleer to described lands in Douglas County Kansas including parts of the northwest quarter section 5 township 15 range 19 and related parcels with boundaries stated The petition seeks to adjudge that you have no estate in the described properties and to quiet title in the plaintiffs.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Pee District Court
Dougas County
Kansas
Ficer
Elisa Fleer
Fager
John German
German
Henry Beer
Baxger
Charles A. Gould
Gould
Edward D. Thompson
Thompson
Wiliam Smith and Smith
Alexander GC. Hawes
Hawes
State of Kansas
Douglas County
F. Weikleer
Elisa, Fleer
District Court
F. W. Fleer
Bklisa
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Douglas County Kansas
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World notices a sheriff sale by Douglas County on October 20, 1919 at 1 p.m. at the west front door of the Douglas County Courthouse in Lawrence. The property includes Lot 7 and Lot 8 in Block 9 of University Place, with buildings, to satisfy a judgment entered March 9, 1916, in the Logan-Moore Lumber Company vs. M G Bowersock et al. action. J R Woodward Sheriff. Riling & Kiting Attorneys.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
A. D
Douglas County
Kansas
Grace SS. Beecher
Art
Roxana B. Preuszner
Lawrence Daily Journal- Works
Heriff
District Court
Logan-Moore Lumber Company
L. C. Brown
J. D. Bowerstock
Douglas Coubury Court House
Lawrence
Pen Tiney
University Place
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Kansas City Manual
Victoria
Eitiz
Beh
Illinois
Logan-Moore Lumber Co
Saunde
Fieléck Fo
Juineau
Clevenger Farm
Formity State Association of Marksmen
Western Electric
Kennedy Plumbing Co
Excelsior
Dr. Orelup
Eye,e
Dick Buitdina
Ade
Rade
Allen’s Park Grocery
Guaranteed Mills
Norristown
Rio
Dorothy Perkins
Sheldon
Breen Land Co
Mass
New York Street
Filat
M. P
caresjournal-World
Lee Aie
West Side
Maine St
Cummings Feed
University
Journal-World Office
E. W. Penchard
EB. EE
Burenr
Griffin
Eudorn
Langdon & Hughes
Hi. Vv. Stone
William Frowe
C.F. Wisth
Morst
C. F. Wirux
Dick's
Kentucky
Matthews
Fort
Seventh and
Alabama
Pleasant Grove Road
Charles S. Lostt
Sim- Black
Satsiogues
Airline’s
Berlins
Gates
John Norwine
Thomas
W. O. Flory
Pierson’s
St. Pipe
Peballelis
Riling& Rilling
Chas. E. Moss
Camp Funston
J. R. Woodward
Riling& Kiting
Plaintiff
Electric Shoe Shop
Carter OE
Ford
St. Tel
Maxwell
J. L. Hanks
Francisco Land Office
BUICK
J.L. Hanks & Co
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