Indians Ready for Hays Contest
The Haskell Indians meet the Hays Normal team tomorrow at 3 o clock on Haskell field with coach Vernean and a lineup including King Nos Williams Camph Meashintuby Bentech Evans Murdock Frazier Davin Clements Mutton MDark Evans Hamilton Campbell Stover Black. The squad eyes Notre Dame next week and aims to test new plays while keeping a safe lead.
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Gridmen Named for 1916 Season In Enid Region
A long list of gridiron players, including George O Foster and Frank McPar land, is filed by a committee in Enid Oklahoma. Names span multiple towns and schools such as Topeka Kansas City and Kingman. The document notes high school team schedules and a forthcoming Eskridge game day at Eskridge High School.
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Tam
George O. Foster Ihen
Suler
Dean Miner
Buckndame
Georeg Hart
Enid
Oklahoma
Frank McParland
Tope
Austin Lakin
Henry Falke Richard
Burtor
Mound Habler
Kingman
Louis Hall
Norton
Tvan Wilson
Lawre Mirl Ruble
Parons
Roland
Dental myths about fake teeth compared to natural teeth
The text questions how false teeth compare to real ones and notes opinions that dentures can be more perfect in function or appearance than natural teeth in certain contrasts. It reflects a casual discussion on dental prosthetics.
Rock Stubbs Boosts University Freshmen Football Line
The report notes Rock Stubbs, son of a former governor, improving the University freshmen football line under the coach's eye. Linemen like George Nettles from Topeka and other promising players show skill, though some recruits must leave practices early for work, affecting field readiness.
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Upty
Rock” Stubbs
Freshnan
Rock
Galen
George Nettles
Freshmay
Mandeville
Lindsey
Saconil
Rustenbach
Indiana
Beng
Indians in First Kansas Infantry Noted for Good Service
Among the First Kansas Infantry, five Haskell Indians are praised as fine soldiers by their officers. Francis Katia David Mills Haute Dean Savannah Madrid and Jobe Madrid stand out for their steady performance and loyalty. The regiment’s band also carries a strong reputation on the border with no detentions during the campaign in Texas and San Antonio. Kalama known as Chief among his peers impressed camp with a trombone solo.
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Niiny
First
Kansas Infantry
Francis Katia
David Mills
Haute | Dean
Savannah Madrid
Jobe Madrid
Headqpauehers Company
Sour Antonio
Austin
Pranvis
Kalama
Chief
Native Kansan Set for Boston Battle
A Kansas native headlines a matchup in Boston promising a dual handed display. The pitcher Camigny Over Cane Rhead features right handed throws and left handed hits with balanced excellence, marking a notable cross country clash.
Nebraska in Celebration President Wilson Heads Visit
President Wilson attends anniversary events in Omaha with Mrs Wilson as guests of honor at a State Historical Society function. The visit includes a four pageant program and an evening address at the municipal auditorium. The couple will depart for Gone Byanely after dinner.
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Wilson
Foe
Omaha
Fae
Reid
Riddiye Wath
Astral Players Shifting Between Teams In 1908 Season
A garbled report notes William Po Garrigag of the Boston American, a catcher, appeared in thirty games this season. He played at Lewiston Maine on October IRK3 and joined from Malu Cross college. He was sent to the Toronto Eastern League club for development before returning to Boston in 1908 and remaining with the team for three years.
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Dern
Lewiston
Rou Sox
Maly Cross College
Toronto
Boston
Jenny
Carrie
Anxious Jayhawker Players Seek Trip Privilege
University football candidates endure a long workout at Hamilton field as Coach Scott evaluates who will make the trip. A heavy practice week continues with sprinting drills and freshmen work while uncertain choices linger into night. Oreadth, Nelson, Gibbens, Kauder and Abrlaub are noted as standout players.
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Scott
Hamilton Field
Gleatt
Dunight
Ste Urbana
Oreadth
Iain Nelson
Gibbens
Kauder
Abrlaub
Cole
Reber
Iisen
Kennedy
Crowder-Labeviem Bessi sand Rath and Matic go to church
Sunday afternoon social notes mention Bate Collins Heery Collins and M1 ar Shields metered to Midland and visits with Paul Beane Nora Keller at Water ville. Various neighbors gather for family events as reference to Lawrence visits and local school activities. referee B. McCarty to officiate a football game between Leavenworth and Borner Springs high schools with Urbana listed as destination.
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Gonna Jelise
Bate Collins
Heery Collins
Midland
Ute
Paul Beane
Nora Keller
Wate
Jennie Butten
Andi Shiektoof
Lawrence
Agner Collins
Harley Armstrong
Tanly
Hattie Armstrong
Lawrency
Woolf
Sey
Marsouint
Lormen
Bates Collins
Dharl
Scranton
Mildred
Ion
Eludyey
Dreagch
Willanst Can
Jo AL Gaughter
Nettie
Charles
Roy Ore
Tackett
Mocu
Wanlf
Levi Bower
Bert Jellison
Pinder Tad Crane
Thren
Bennie
Mable
Henny
Vibert Trenets
May
Mrs. Crawder
Marsouin
Fran Pre
McColloch
B. McCarty
Grame
Leavinworth
Camb- Borner Springs
Leavenworth
Urbana
Ramona College Football Preview With Clevenger Remarks
Coach Clevenger discusses preparations ahead of a big Nebraska game while praising the Aggies and Kansas influence. He notes Wells Randtals and Baker tie as motivation and outlines drills for kicking, line play, and new schemes to strengthen the team.
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Ramona Universi
Lawrence
Nebraska
Kansar
Aggies
Baker
Suurdass
Bs Clevenger
Shula
Kansas Gridiron Openers Spark Kansas Schedules
Kansas schedules heat up with eleven games Friday and Saturday marking the season openers for six Kansas colleges. Washburn, Cooper, Emporia Normal, Friends, Haskell, and Southwestern face key rivals as Kansas University also has eye on its opener. Kennedy returns to lead Washburn in the Topeka showdown.
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Washburn Appea
Cooper
Topeka
Emporia Normals
Caskell
Hays
Normal
Thei Aerom
Southwestern
Sutaiay
Kinsys University
Davish
Zuppke
Ulini
Urebana
Ottawa
Bethany
Kennedy
Weede
Tehabo
Washburn
Bates
Cleven
al Somone
Banbury
Phillips
Bill H Hiss
Speer
Askell
Renee Tollow
Haskell
Olcott
Wy Clark
Ulinais
Clark
Dayhiwkers
Missouri
Otcott
Winots
George Foster Key Red Sox Pitcher From Bokoshe Oklahoma
George Foster born in Bokoshe Oklahoma twenty seven years ago is a right hand pitcher. Most of his experience has been with the Red Sox and he began in the Texas League with Houston in 1912 before moving to Boston. Foster, with Wood absent, was the Red Sox mainstay last year and says he will continue in the role because he is a willing worker and possesses skill and good judgment.
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Red Sox
Houston
Boston
Foster
Wood
Changes to Friends Lures KU Freshman Star
KR athletics stir as freshman standout Brown departs Kansas to join Friends University in Wichita. Brown left Mount Oread with several Wichita teammates after conferring with Brown and appears set to work near Wichita. The move raises concern about KU losing another athlete to Oklahoma unrest as rival schools vie for his talent.
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Q. Banetch
Lawrence
Wichita
Brown
Mount Oread
Univ
Phey
Cherokee
Missouri Valley
Clay Fiske
Bau
K. U
Dail
Treshman
Oklahoma University
Yortit
Univer
Jie
Local Figures Attend Visits and Weddings in Community Notices
A series of social notes records visits between families including Mr. and Mrs. Geo Mildenbrand and Mrs. Woc Wallable with relatives in Topeka and Overbrook. The wedding of Miss Tda Bachhenny and May Lauchvie Luts is announced for last Wednesday, September 27 with about forty-five friends attending. A jeering but friendly rural chronicle details Sunday dinners and neighbors among the Hildenbrands, Wulfkuhle, Vincent, and others with mentions of work plans and sowing progress.
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Geo. Mildenbrand
Naemine
Ind
Fun
Lavin
Mike Ft
Plurminer
Topeka
Dohanmand Heniy
Geo. Anderson
Ane
Fray
Baturdes
Lester Kale
Mer
Gee
Hildenbrand
Revival meetings begin at church of Christ
About sixty eight friends of Mr and Mrs Ludwig Lutz gathered Tuesday evening at the bride's mother's home and gave them a good farewell. A fine treat of candy and cigars was part of the celebration.
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Church of Christ
Ludwig Lutz
Community Notes on Local Residents and Visitors
Lawrence Peairs attends the pa satya with Mrs. Peair and Mrs. Olive Smith of K making an extended visit. Mrs. Robertson returns from Lawrence visiting daughter Mrs. Henry Brinkman. Sam H. Ward spends the day in Leavenworth. Walter Zoellner, University of Kan student, at home with parents. Frank Jenkins of Tonganoxie moves to Kansas City with sister Miss Adam Jenkins. Mrs. Wolcott of Seneca visiting relatives. Louis Young returns from a business trip to Dunlap. Mrs. John J. Greeger of Lansing visits Mrs. H. I. Haskins and Mrs. W. C. Allan. T. A. Biggerstaff and family plan Colorado home. Maurice Biggerstaff to Slated and Lina for a short stay. George Uhlert De Von attends Central Business College after visiting parents. James Morgen paves a few days in town with friends. Jennings Dessery returns to Kansas City for Central Business College after weekend with parents.
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Lawrence
Leavenworth
Walter Zoellner
University of Kan
Frank Zoellner
Frank Jenkins
Tonganoxie
Kansas City
Adam Jenkins
Wolcott
Seneca
Louis Young
Dunlap
Kansas
John J. Greeger
Lansing
H. I. Haskins
WC. Allan
T. A. Biggerstaff
Colorado
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Biggerstag
Kemper-Fair
Biggerstaff
Maurice
Slated
Jennings Dessery
Central Business College
Josaph Desac
Sleep and Beauty Myths Stir Humble Police Sights
A daily writer notes that sleep aids beauty but concedes many plain police officers are present, prompted by comments on appearance and routine.
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