Fridians Expect Easier Games With Wesle yan Salina Friday
Fridians look to face Salina Wesleyan at Salina Friday after a practice session that shows the Haskell Indians have gelled into a true team. Key players like McLemore and Fred Webster returned, while the squad gears for post Hays schedule tests with added linemen and guarding depth. Local Holstein sale notices and community travel plans accompany game prep.
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Haskell Indians
Salina Wesleyan
Salina
Western Kansas Methodists
Hays
McLemore
Fred Webster
Bell
Webster
Haskell Star Patagonis Entered in Kansas City Cross Country
Amesoli Patasoni of the United States Olympic team is entered in the Kansas City cross country event set for the Saturday after Thanksgiving. The Haskell track star has recovered from a knee strain that hindered Antwerp competition and trains daily for the upcoming race. Several other Haskell runners may also participate.
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Amesoli Patasoni
Haskell
Kansas ‘City
Patagoni
Antwerp
City Drug Store Fourth Anniversary Sale Begins This Week
City Drug Store marks its fourth anniversary under R R Hickson with a birthday sale. The store touts growth and service as a complete and attractive pharmacy in the city and invites the public to enjoy special prices during the anniversary event.
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City Drug Store
R. R. Hickson
City Drugstore Anniversary Sale Announced for Tomorrow
Thompson Photo provides the picture for the notice as City Drugstore plans an anniversary sale tomorrow. Stade 615 Mass. Rev. E. A. Edwards spent the day in Kansas City.
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City Drugstore
Thompson
Stade 615
Mass
E. A. Edwards
Kansas City
Kansas Wildcats Prepare for Open Play Against Ames
Kansas Coach Allen drills his squad for open play and passing against Ames. He aims to strengthen pass defense and end runs, study Red Payne’s Chicago influences, and develop a second string with the same efficiency. Reicks, Kane, King, Allison, McAdams, Johnson and Harrison were noted among players who saw action.
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Ames
Missouri
Laslett
Jayhawkers
Cyclones
Kansas
F.C. Allen
Chicago
Dr. Allen
Dr. Payne
Arkansas Razorbacks
Warrensburg Normals
Allen
Drake
Reicks
Little Kane
King
Allison
McAdams
Johnson
Harrison
Wolstein heifers auction at J C Herriott sale
Fourteen choice Wolstein heifers will be offered at auction in the J C Herriott sale on May 21. Expected bidders include local farmers and cattlemen seeking quality breeding stock.
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Wolstein
J.C. Herriott
Gustafson's Offers Extra Pair of Glasses Sale
Local shop Gustafson's advertises an offer to fit customers with an extra pair of glasses. The notice highlights eyewear services and special pricing to attract shoppers seeking enhanced vision.
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Gustafson
Midland Rural Club meeting succeeds with Mrs Fred Lewis
The Midland Rural Club will meet with Mrs. Fred Lewis on Thursday afternoon. KU Dames gather at 1313 Massachusetts with Mrs A G Mitchell on Wednesday at 3 o clock. The Cox family hosts a Wiener Roast for Roy and Lemuel Cox with brother in law Jay Smith at the Roy Cox home in Noria Saturday at 7 pm. Attendees include multiple Cox family members and Topeka guests, enjoying wienies, steak, and campfire stories.
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Midland Rural
KK. U. Dames
K. U. Dames
A. G. Mitchell
Massachusetts
Cox
Roy
Lemuel
Jay Smith
Roy Cox
Noria
R. C. Cox
Rocal
Oscar J. Cox
Albert
Dorothy
Charles R. Cox
Lucile
Clara Josephine
William Leland
Clifford
Richard A. Cox
Arline
Topeka
Elmer E. Cox
Elizabeth Sue
Joseph
Willard Wirey
Dorothy Ann
Jay
Smith and daughters and kin listed in obituary page
Smith and daughters Alice Marianna Francis Louise and son Burdette Mrs Sarah C Rhodes and Mr and Mrs Roy C Cox appear in a family notice. The fragment names multiple relatives in a memorial context.
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Smith
Alice
Marianna Francis
Louise
Burdette
Sarah C. Rhodes
Roy C. ‘Cox
Local Travel and Visits Reported in Topeka Area
Personal notes show movement and visits among residents. Theodore Gardner travels to Topeka for a state historical meeting. S W Atkinson and Tom Harley undertake trips to Kansas City and to Anderson and Lynn counties to speak. Miss Kate Caldwell and Miss Rachel Dean spend time in Topeka and Kansas City. William Kilworth leaves for Tacoma after visiting his brother John Kilworth. Mrs F S Hester and Marion Henley arrive from Chicago to visit. Mr and Mrs Branham host visitors from Missouri. Abe Leva and Mrs Leva visit Ottawa. Mrs George Seetin undergoes appendicitis surgery in Topeka.
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F. L
Hunt
Eudora
Theodore Gardner
Topeka
S.W. Atkinson
Kansas City
Tom Harley
Anderson
Lynn
Kate Caldwell
Kudoera
William W. Kilworth
Tacoma
Washington
John Kilworth
Rachel Dean
Ruth Dean
F. S. Hester
Marion Henley
Chicago
Kelso
B. Kessinger
McLouth
Eggleston
Warren Branham
CG. SS. Branham
Columbia
Missouri
Robert Branham
Abe Leva
Ottawa
M. Newmark
George Seetin
Perry
Christ’s Hospital
Mr. Seetin
O Cedar Mop Offers Simple Renewal and Prices
Simple to clean and refresh second to its utility, the O Cedar Mop can be washed in boiling water and renewed by soaking in O Cedar Polish overnight. Next morning it shines like new. Dealer guarantees satisfaction or money back. Today's prices range from 1.25 to 1.75 with November prices up to 2.00.
Topeka trip noted for Lydia Harrison and Mrs
Mrs Lydia Harrison of Lawrence traveled to Topeka this morning with a mention of City Drugs store watch for further details.
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Lydia Harrison
Lawrence
Topeka
City Drugs Store
Card of Thanks and Sale Notice for Holsteins
Card expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of their son and grandson and acknowledges floral offerings. Also notes a sale of forty six Holsteins at J C Herriott's sale on October 21.
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John
Patchen Jr
J. E. Pachen
R. E. MecKitrick
Photographs that please Thompson Photo Studio feature
Miss Lorena Carr spent the week end near Tonganoxie and posed for photographs at Thompson Photo Studio on 615 Mags.
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Thompson Photo Studio
DANDERINE Hair Treatment Promises Stronger, Fuller Locks
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a scalp and hair remedy. It claims a few cents buys Danderine and after use no hairs fall out, no dandruff remains, and every hair shows new life, vigor, brightness, color, and thickness.
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Fridians
Kansas Wesleyan
Charles Jordan
Nanamie Gray
Mary. Washington
Holstein Sale
J. C. Herriott’s
Tom Kennedy
Girard
Pittsburg
Parsons
Galena
A. R
Chanute
Cora Lee Drumm
S Department
Audtion
F. Maynard
Bittle Son
Qsanatomie
Mr. Maynard
Dr. Orel
Bre
Ernest Wise
J. C. Herriott
K. C
Patasoni
K. U
Allen’s. Men
America
Paris
Sloan
U.S
Thesunevers
C. W. Smith
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