Missouri Valley Standings Preview and Week Schedule
Missouri: "University 20 Drake University 10" as Iowa Valley standings hint at leaders. Kansas aims for Washburn, while Missouri faces Grinnell. Ames beats Grinnell, Lincoln kicks field goals. Oklahoma, Nebraska prepare for key clashes. Aggies vs Sooners expected to be a close battle in Norman.
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Argentine Rooters Arrive to Boost Lawrence Game
About 200 Argentine supporters travel to Lawrence to back their football team facing Lawrence High at the Stadium field. Max Klein notes two hundred seats reserved by Argentine authorities as the student body backs the visitors. The Argentine squad, undefeated this season, aims to extend its winning streak amid a practice scrimmage with McLouth High. The game starts at 3 PM with spectators asked to stay in stands.
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Lawrence High
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Kansas to Face Washburn in First Home Game of Season
The Kansas Jayhawkers prepare for the Topeka Washburn opponent on a new stadium field this Saturday. A large crowd is expected as almost all seats are reserved and Washburn allocates two sections. Reports from Topeka say Washburn trains nightly against freshmen while Kansas refines its second string. Last season Kansas won by two touchdowns despite Washburn’s late surge. The lineup below signals the starters for the anticipated clash.
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John I. Hoole
F. Fuller
Wa. Chamberlain
Percy Fuller
Alexander AfeDonald
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Chamberlain& Co
Otto. Hilpert
Samuel G. Lum
Kansas Valley
National Bank
Leavenworth
Wqslena
Maasachusetts Street
Lawrence
Douglas County
Kangas
Sidney & Thalmes
Office of the Register of Deeds
Anid Court
Banning for Treasurer Political Advertisement
W I Banning announces he is placed on the county ticket for county treasurer replacing Kraus who resigns for health reasons. He asks voters to support him in the November election, noting 20 years on a county farm and four years served as sheriff.
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Kraus
Wheat and oats futures and local events teased
Market figures show Wheat and Oats quotes with Dec and July dates amid notes of Lard prices and misc commodity movements. A chamber of commerce health initiative prompts a demonstration under the slogan Healthy Homes are Better Homes.
Unclear Names From Kansas Institution List
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous individuals including Washburn, Griffin, Edwards, Saxon, Haley, Blevins, Lonborg, Bruce Varrisi, Dr Towler, Mosby, Tarston Boone, Jemison, Anderson, Davin Calvert, Brown Hodges and Seevers. No coherent event or action discernible.
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Vosbure
Waskinon
Kansas
Washburn Griffin Ie Casas
Abehendet Edwards
Saxon Haley
O.vbiee
DiGieena
Blevins Lonborg
Bruce Varrisi
Dr.g
Towler Mosby
Eevee
Tarston Boone
Jemison Anderson
Davin Calvert
Brown Hodges
R.H
Seevers Shannon
F.B
Brewster
Lawrence Meeting Promotes Better Homes Effort
In Lawrence a Chamber of Commerce demonstration drew a full room, with only three men aside from the lecturer. A special Eli Dorsey post American Legion meeting is set for 7 pm with officer nominations and an athletic program after business. The weekly baby clinic runs 2 to 4 pm tomorrow at the city hall health department office.
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Office of Republi Health Department
Casearets Claim Quick Constipation Relief
Ad promotes Casearets as a pleasant laxative for adults and children. It claims quick relief from sickness dizziness head dullness and upset stomach with one or two tablets. The candy flavor is highlighted as appealing.
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Ben Hos
Policyholders Meeting Notice for Central Life Insurance Co
The Central Life Insurance Company announces a special meeting of policyholders at its Fort Scott home office at 8:00 pm on Friday November 10, 1922. Items include electing directors and transacting other business. H. Stont, President.
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Tatenine Journal-World
Central Life Insurance” Company
Fort Scott
Kansas
H., &. Stont
Tanlac touted as miracle tonic restoring health
Thousands of frail people and convalescents testify Tanlac quickly invigorates the constitution and fights weakness. William Ripple of St Louis credits three bottles with curing years of stomach trouble headaches and dizziness. The ad claims Tanlac improves digestion, blood, bone and muscle, and urges readers to buy from any druggist.
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William
Ripple
Lynch St
St Louis
Fall sale at Woodworth's Why Pay More
A fall sale runs Thursday Friday and Saturday at Woodworth's Why Pay More with discounts on assorted goods. Shoppers are invited to visit the store for price cuts, limited-time offers, and special deals across departments.
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Pall* Sale
Woolwworth’s
Woodworth's
Woolworth’s
Just Insurance Ad at 107 E Seventh Street
I R Holmes promotes a Woolworths shopping note on Saturday with the slogan Why Pay more for insurance services at Just Insurance located 107 East Seventh Street. The ad repeats the business name and contact details.
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I. R. Holmes
Kansas City Livestock and Grain Market Report
Kansas City market notes show cattle and hogs at mixed to steady levels. Beef steers and yearlings held firm to higher on quality, while hogs posted modest gains. feeds and milk prices cited alongside futures, corn and oats values and regional auction activity.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Grain Prices and Receipts Reported
The notice lists alfalfa at 24.50 and 25 60 for unspecified grades, wheat futures with Dec at 1.67 5-8, Nay at 1.06 3-8, and July at 1.08 7-8, with corn Dec 64 1-2, May 65 5-8, July 65 5-8, referencing Kansas City Missouri and general receipts.
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