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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
2
The KU football squad plans a pep rally at Cook Field tonight as Coach Laslett and staff push a tougher defensive approach. Freshmen scrimmage and light workouts will follow as the team drills for the Saturday game with Kansas City, Kansas.
Coach Laslett stated the team has the best defense and a net game as Washburn players and Topeka business men prepare for a pivotal matchup with Ashrogen. The scoreless stretch and strong training ahead frame the upcoming contest.
A sketchy report combines Woodland Park improvements and a 1922 equity suit. It mentions American Legion Kau Le chapter proposals for a park name and a property settlement case filed by C Edey with Maude Apttour and Alice Kiesby as plaintiffs against Brocklesby and others in Amsterdam.
Returned from Hawaii, Mr. Walworth, former YMCA secretary, buys the Grigsby house at 3554 Learnard Avenue and plans to settle in Lawrence. He will complete senior studies at KU and stage a fall and winter tour of motion pictures titled Hawaii our Pacific Wonderland in eastern Kansas towns. He has built a motion picture outfit powered by a Ford, enabling showings in areas without electric service. A University boarding club fund of 500 dollars to six is being raised for overheads at Bricken's Cafe, to cover expenses not allowed by the athletic budget.
Fragmented notes discuss large crowds at major games in New York and the World Series capacity limits. The text mentions teams Sox and Cubs, with references to attendance figures and revenue splitting, but details are obscured and unclear.
The September 1920 milk report notes fat content not specified and price around 11.75 per cent exceedances over 100,000. No fi Voli appears, but 2,000 is near the d Grade B fair. Grade C is described as poor with pandy fy rine TD badd.
County farm agent R O Smith traveled to Black Jack for farm bureau business and later to Lecompton to judge exhibits at a local fair. He also conducted a poultry culling demonstration at Wolf Farm in Grant township. The New Mexico Club aims to foster Kansas spirit through university ties and student enrollment.
J Lb Hoover and Al Cox of the board of county commission traveled to Lecompton for a road viewing this morning. They expect to finish by afternoon to visit the Lecompton area and assess transportation needs.
Local society gathers as relatives and friends visit from Kansas City Brookfield Lawrence and Denver. Dr Carl RQ Brown references Michigan work. Mich Westerning resumes psychology teaching at the University of Michigan. Mrs Max Wilhelmi and Miss Norris travel, Radcliffe family visitors from California share events in Lawrence.
Tacoma resident C. Conroy, a 49 year old former Seaboard Shipbuilding worker, details a battle with cough, poor appetite, and fatigue. He credits Vinci tonic made of liver iron lime phosphates and minerals for rapid improvement after two days. He endorses Vinol E0 and urges readers to visit local drug stores for purchase.
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