Weekend college gridiron clashes near in Kansas
Lawrence and nearby towns look to Missouri Valley conference openers and key cross confrontations including Kansas University, Kansas Agricultural College opponents, and a notable Hasell Notre Dame foreign field clash. The slate features Ames visiting, Nebraska expected strong, and Wichita favorites shaping a tense title race amid mixed recent results.
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Lawrence
Missouri Valley Conference
Toth “Kan University
Kansas
Aggies
Haskell-Notre’ Dame
Indians
South Bend
Indiana
Venne
Redskins
K. U
Ames
Jayshawkers
Emporia Normals
Llinois
Iown Normals
Highland Park Collegians
Nebraska
Clevenger
Kansans
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Lincoln
Wichita
Pittsburg Normals
Ottawa
Midland
Baker
College of Emporia
Bethany
Joofer
Hays Normal
Wansas
Wesleyan
Winfield
Fairmount
Jakst
Veny Southwestern
Bill Bates
Forme
Bates
Southwestern
Manhattan
Cooper
Sterling
Walla
Het
Amporis Norn
Pittshare
Bill Wargiss
Hargis
Girard
Pittsburg
Speen
Lays
Baptists
Atchison
Emporia
Col Leges
Minporia
Turi
Kansis Wesleyan
Kimporia
Iron Wesleyan
Kansas Illinois Football Controversy and Plans for Missouri Game
A tangled Kansas Illinois football discussion centers on handwork and scoring outcomes with managers and critics weighing in. The Kansas squad faces fan demand for tickets to the big Kansas Missouri game while coaches plan training value and a high stakes test against star-caliber opponents.
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Kansas
Hamilton
Kansas ‘City Star
Wino
Mindy
Runesus
Interign
Uyce
Small Vale
Specter of Exams Hinders Ames Practice Before Game
Report from Ames notes LHS confidence after a shortened practice weekend. Coach Reher expresses satisfaction with the squad, Lindsey at quarterback and Lingus filling in, as depth and speed are tested while full eligibility remains intact.
Lawrence high school aims for win in Saturday clash
The Lawrence High School football squad eyes a home game victory amid uncertain conditions. Coach and players discuss lineup, training, and the chance to build momentum for a late season push as supporters prepare a parade and pep rallies around the event.
Fragmented report on Kennedy's team with scattered names
The unreadable OCR text mentions Kennedy, team losses, and various names and places scattered through a sports like setting. It references football, quarter play, and possible fatalities or incidents but is largely garbled with no clear events, dates, or coherent outcomes.
Missouri University poised for strong season with coach and players
The article highlights Missouri University with veteran players led by coach Lary Quan and team captain Collins as they aim for a Conference title. It notes recent season openings, hopeful forecasts, and upcoming matchups against Washington, Oklahoma, Drake, Kansas, and Drake. It mentions student supporters and campus events featuring Perry Dykes and others as part of a spirited season preview.
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Colinas
Mayer
Missouri University
Therat
Rinetais
Otis
Missouri
Ceutint
Washingtton
Oklahoma
Aries
Drake
Kansas
Missourus Hine
Mus Rt
Collins
Ratleiges
Dievelopinu
He Preston
Sebullo
Seth Lauttse
TEAM IN GOOD SHAPE Coach Hopes for Mo Cand Showing
Coach Venne predicts a strong showing as eighteen men from the Uakell football squad travel to Santi tomorrow to face South Lond. The group includes Williams, Cleants, Timothy, Campbell, Fin, Benton, Wo, Evans, Sandoval, Hamilton, Stover and others. Most are fit with only minor injuries feared for the trip and game Saturday afternoon.
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Venne
Vierar
Veoney
Notre Dame
Praeumat
OTTO OF BAY AREA DEAL
Otto of Bay Area, long noted king, remains in dispute as Berlin reports he is sane after recent declarations. He was registered in November 2076 and tied to probate court matters. A marriage license was issued to W J Paxton and Car of Harveyville, with a probate judge officiating.
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Probate Court
Yente
W. J. Paxton
Car
Harveyville
Kane
Trabate
GC. Ley
HELL
Lawsuit Seeks 10000 Damages in Auto Injury Case
Mrs. Gertrude Leighty of Great Bend Kansas files in district court against Eli Prosper and George Zellar of a Lawrence auto livery service over a June 3 1956 crash on Connecticut Street near Fourth Avenue. Leighty alleges reckless speeding caused her injuries requiring weeks of bed rest and permanent harm. The suit seeks 10000 in damages.
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Gertrude Leight
Great Bend
Kansas
Elick Trospe
George Isking
Lawrence
George Zellar
Leighty
Lawschusetts- Street
Fifith Avenuu
Connecticut
Leshiv
Leshiv’ Was Visiting 3 Tat Heavy Apis. Plow
Dell
Baiwrence
JM. Vwigehi
Cit Bond
Prosper
Asker
Birthday Celebrations Blend In Fragments At Wheeling Home
A fragmented OCR notice describes a lively gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. RL Sinek in Wheeling to celebrate the 24th birthday of Mrs. SI Mrs. The event names several guests and mentions travels, weddings, and gifts. Other scattered names include Mrs. FP from Frederic and Mr. Muy Viste with families. the record lists many attendees and presents in a diffuse, non-cohesive fashion.
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Wheeling
Jim
Seni
Kainsts
Antian
Alte Vista
Nimes
iBob
Jamie
Stack Celebridad
Barrow
Tina Ae
Huntin Witshs
Urs
Fron
Frederic Gil Kvanasis
Muy Viste
Aporint
Kae
Wilwat Poreritn
McLouth
Lave Reness
Mis
Aid
A. WN
Loomissunel Som
Lobo Kirkwood
Hannah Benele
Thorny PE Morgan
Water Contamination Linked to Typhoid Case at University
An additional typhoid case is tied to Wells water used at the university hospital. Walter White, a university student, is the latest to develop symptoms after prior cases linked to the campus water supply. Officials urge residents to boil water before use and note water treatment workers are expanding the testing effort. Church services planned as usual with a gospel team leading the morning and evening sessions. Minister Baldwin urged community turnout and support.
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University
Walter White
Trond Deerfiell
Bist &S
Speetos
Kentuc
Kentucky
Wits
Douglas County Annual Day School Convention at Vinland
The Douglas County Annual Day School Convention convened at Vinland with J Engle addressing the morning session on improving grading of Sunday School work. H W Betts of Lawrence YMCA led a discussion, Vinland High School students participated, and Rev Viy provided observations as the convention continued with Keen scheduled to speak.
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Stenday
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J. Engle
H. W. Betts
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Fat
Villa missionary reports bandit leader confidence among peons
El Paso reports say Villa leads with confidence among peons as punitive expedition risks, missionaries describe suffering and violence. American forces may target Villa while peons and families suffer, with accounts of staggation and mistreatment amid ongoing conflict.
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el Paso
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Villa
Arevies
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Americ
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Aueutecus
Daetor
Sven Tynye
Plan Extension at Center University Hosts Lectures
A new university extension plan at the Center University Department will offer a series of lectures under the University of Kansas Center Association. Prof. Raymond A. Schweizer and other faculty members will present four educational talks focusing on community music welfare and social services. The schedule includes public lectures on March 7, 8, and 9 highlighting institute tasks and extension work.
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Universitasion
da Vis
University of Kandian Center Association
Sayl Institute
Hye Epray
Council Sonnert
H. L. . Suter
He ’ Iets
Bardick
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Ers
Raymond A. Schweeler
Emphas Reali Mvesur
Retiring: Aye Washington Geto and Montgomery Meigs Maccami
Aged figures Aye Washington Geto and Montgomery Meigs Maccami reach retirement. The notes mention long service and official recognition of years in the line of duty. Details read as fragmented references to retirement from active service and lingering career milestones.
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Geto
Montgomery Meigs Maccami
Seyvice
Soldier's Career Span Notes Spanish American War
The record recalls a man who served in the Spanish American War era and later in the Philippines. He held command roles rising to brigadier general in later service.
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Porto Rico
Philippines
Vice President Visits Lawrence and Old Friends
The article recalls a meeting in Lawrence where a vice president reunited with old friends including G. Babcock and Mr. Marago in Columbia City. It mentions a motor tour of the city and past associations, followed by notes on a lodge event at Acacia Lodge No. 9 with five candidates to the third degree, and invites to lodges in Baldwin Eudora Linkwood Soto and Tonganoxie. It also contains editorial snippets urging honesty and independent thinking.
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Lawrence
G. Babcock
Mr. Marago
Louise Grege
Columbia City
Indiana
Acacia Lodge No. 9
Scenic Hall
Baldwin
Eudora
Linkwood
the- Soto
Tonganoxie
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