Kansas Boy Named Star Farmer at Royal Show
Kansas City October 23 Paul Leck, 18, of Wasiington Kansas, crowned the star farmer of America at the American Royal stock show for his five year success with 16 pigs and a current inventory of 2000 dollars plus 500 more from the Kansas City Star. Miss Wilma Breckentidge, 16, Woodston Kan, named star home maker for Kansas at the same event.
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Kansas City
Paul Leck
Walt Disney
America
Leck
P. W. Litchfield
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
W. E. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
John H. Finley
New York Times
Wasiington
Kan
Kansas City Star
Wilma Breckentidge
Woodston
Kansas
Agricultural College
W. P. Roth
Redwood City
Calif
Stanford
William C. Cox
Boston
Braishfield Debonair
Pontentilla
Misa Frances M. Dodge
Youla Long Coombs
Washington County
Associated Preas
Spurgeon Predicted To Rival Simmons In Big Ten Clash
Chicago October 23 A lean 134 pound Illinois sophomore named Low ell Spurgeon is billed to contend with Iowa star Oze Simmons for top honors as Illinois and Iowa seek the Big Ten title in Memorial Stadium. Scout Doug Mills says Simmons has everything but Spurgeon’s speed and fit in Bob Zupke’s offense.
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Chicago
Champaign
Oze Simmons
Iowa
Lowell ‘Spurgeon
Illinois
Towa
Memorial Stadium
Illini
Simmons
Hawkeye Star
Doug Mills
Cyclones See Chance Presleys Battle Bethany
Ames Iowa Oct 23 Defeated by heat and a stronger Oklahoma squad the Cyclones resume practice for a Missouri clash. Coach George Veenker lightens drills and aims to recover from the trip while Ike Hayes and others shed weight. Tommy Neal shoulder hip bruise but expected back for Tigers. Birney and Allender show improved passing as the team regroups for the upcoming matchup.
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Ames
Iowa
Oklahoma
Cyclones
Missouri Tigers
George Veenker
Ike Hayes
Oklahoma Eleven
Veenker
Allender
Birney
Tommy Neal
Neal
Harold Birney
Wil
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed Across and Down
A dense list of across and down crossword clues including anatomy of clues, places, and words such as a playing card genus cow kingly parts wild animal and other technical hints. It also features directions like down entries and a variety of definitions, some with partial or broken text, typical of puzzle grids.
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Calloq
Venus
Bowling Donts for Hunters Warn of Loaded Guns
Topeka October 23 Dr Earle G Brown secretary of the state board of health gave hunters safety tips as duck season opened He warned against scuffling with a person carrying a loaded gun leaning a gun against a tree or lying on the ground when dogs are shouting pulling a gun through a fence or brush or using it to aid another up a bank leaving a loaded gun in a boat or vehicle and failing to clear the barrel after a fall He emphasized that every gun is loaded unless proven otherwise and that it is often the unloaded gun that causes death.
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Topeka
Kansas
Earle G. Brown
State Board of Health
Brown
Local visitors and calls from Kansas City and Parksville
Mr and Mrs Frank Toyne of Kansas City visited with Mrs Lydia Allison Tuesday. Lawrence Babcock and William Fouts of Parksville were Saturday and Saturday night guests at the Roy Allison home. Mr and Mrs Marvin Gallagher spent Monday in Kansas City on business. Mrs William Anderson Thelma and Milton of Linwood called at the Henry Toyne home Saturday afternoon, Mr Toyne's condition remains the same.
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Frank Toyne
Kansas City
Lydia Allison
Lawrence Babcock
William Fouts
Parksville
Roy Allison
Marvin Gallagher
William Anderson
Thelma
Milton
Linwood
Henry Toyne
Mr. Toyne
Lilley Family Visit with Ed dins in Lawrence
Mr and Mrs Dale Lilley and daughter Oleta spent Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs Bryan Eddins of Lawrence at their home.
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Dale Lilley
Oleta
Bryan Eddins
Lawrence Sunday
Midland social notes from Eureka and nearby towns
Rural and church groups report visits, dinners, and meetings. Attendees include Rev. and Mrs. Klover, Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. Bauer, and many local families. a Rural Social Club dinner is planned for November 6. Walter Love Jr. recovering after appendectomy. several visits noted among Ousdahl, Shultz, Spray, Erwin, and Toms families.
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William Klover
Hoover
Bauer
Eureka
Emil Heck
Walter Love
Guy Shultz
Charles Spray
J ._Y. Lewis
Leo Ousdahl
Ethel Watkins
Wilfred Ousdahl
Arthur Boener
Kansas City
Julian Boener
Elmer Ousdahl
Walter Love, Jr
Mary Louise
Topeka
Howard Erwin
Jeanette
Frank Toms
H. C. Bruckmiller
Las Animas
Colo
Fairview Dinner Guests Visit Excelsior Family
Mr and Mrs Paul Koehler and Edna were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Walter Pohl and family at Excelsior Mrs Chester Howard attended nearby social gathering during the visit.
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Paul Koehler
Edna
Walter Pohl
Excelsior
Chester Howard
Social notes from Lawrence and surrounding towns
The report covers visits and gatherings among Lawrence residents and neighbors. Mrs. Gertrude Clark of Odell Ore attends a Tuesday gathering at the Wells home with former schoolmates. Other visitors include Rev. MacLean of Vineland, Ethel Cowles of Blue Mound, and the Leary, Pine, Howard, and Wells families. An outing at Pleasant Grove and trips to Kansas City are mentioned.
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William Sneders Sala
Pleasant Grove
MacLean
Vineland
Eugene Leary
Ethel Cowles
Blue Mound
Brownlee Homes
Charles Wells
Gertrude Clark
Stratford
Fred Meairs
Waverly
Charles Whedon
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Yancy
Hen Hunsinger
Mercer
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Alf M. Landon
Bete Capper
William M. Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture
Wichita University
Associated Press
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W. R. Adams
W. W. Ware
E. D. Shaw
Earl Curl
Fairview
Charles Rumsey
Lawrence
Norman
Ed Pine
White
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Ore
Harry Brass
Charles Howard
Lara
Ernnest Ralston
Ed Howard
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