Giants Lose Orphaned Inning. Meusel Steps In
The passage details an erratic baseball sequence with multiple fouls, walks, and hits, noting Meusel up in the eighth and ninth innings, followed by a shift to a dairy industry discussion. It contrasts ball by ball play with commentary on distribution channels for butter and dairy products.
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Butter marketing fallacy challenged by Swift official
Washington October 4 Swift and Company manager JL Weld argued at the Worlds Dairy Congress that marketing cost does not rise with the number of middlemen. He said butter is sold with a narrow producer to consumer margin and most of the price paid by New York consumers reaches Minnesota farmers. He defended middlemen as efficient specialists enabling transfers from producer to consumer through creamery manufacturing, long-distance hauling, wholesale receivers, and city jobbers.
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Directors Meet Over Kansas Missouri Football Tickets
Dr. Fl. Allen director of athletics at the University Test met early in Kansas City with Mr. Brewer athletic director at the University of Missouri. At a conference at the Hotel Baltimore they planned ticket allocations for sale in Columbia for the Thanksgiving game November 29 in Lawrence.
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Scout notes and golf tourney at Junction City
John Bunn freshman coach will leave for Lincoln to scout the Nebraska Oklahoma game on Saturday. Ted Schulz will scout the Kansas Agricultural College Creighton game while Karl Schlademan remains with Kansas on the sidelines. Editorial Golf Tourney in Junction City invites Kansas editors and staff with nine entries already received for October 46 and 17 at Junction City Country Club.
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Harding Coin Memorial Medal Issued in Honor of President Harding
A memorial medal honoring the late President Warren G. Harding was issued and placed on sale in Philadelphia on October 3. The 16th memorial coin marks the tribute with its design and issuance details.
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Kansas Prepares to Meet Oklahoma Aggies In Muddy Showdown
Kansas faces a strong Oklahoma A and M backfield with a swift defensive line led by Wahl Morrison and Keen. The Jayhawks must stop the Aggies’ aerial and ground attack while opening a scoring chance of their own in a potentially wet Stadium clash. Captain Hasbrook anchors Kansas as a triple threat and safety on returns.
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Boarding House Cartoon Howling Over Unclear Dialogue
Cartoon dialogue shows confused banter about shadowing, guns, and freight with exaggerated slang. Characters burst with terse interjections and local color, creating a rustic, chaotic mood typical of a daily humor strip.
Kansas Eleven Faces Angas Yet in Season Preview
Mechanical college hosts a visiting eleven and a Jayhawker squad with added grit after a win over Creighton. Kansas, boosted by their first victory, aims to extend a winning streak under coach Patsy Clark and turn momentum in the column.
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Meuffels arraigned on impersonating officer charge
Merel Meuffelz appeared in police court arraigned on a charge of impersonating an officer. He pleaded not guilty and the case was set for October 20. He was released on a $100 bond.
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