Boy raises hogs to reach six month weight record
William Seairs, a Lawrence High School vocational agriculture student, completed a six month hog project rising from twelve piglets to eleven mature hogs weighing 2270 pounds total or about 206.3 pounds each. The Durocs, fed properly, yielded rapid gains. worms were controlled and early farrowing suggested for better profits. other students also posted hog projects with several over 200 pounds at six months.
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William Seairs
Lawrence High School
William Essith
Vorational Agriculture Department
Resume Clinics At City Hall By Kiwanis Sponsor
The Kiwanis sponsored nervous and orthopedic clinics resume at City Hall with Dr. Harrington returning from Europe to lead neuro medical sessions. Neurology clinics run last Thursday monthly 9 to 11 am with Tuesday doctors involved. Orthopedic clinics follow last Saturday monthly 8 20 am to 12 pm led by D. Bo Francisco from Kansas City. First clinic tomorrow and Harrington now a psychology lecturer at the University. NEED OKLAHOMA LICENSE.
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Kiwanis Club
R. H. Wheeler
Leonard Harrington
City
Europe
City Hall
Gelptl
D . Bo Francisco
Kansas City
Harrington
University
Oklahoma
Southern Kansas motorists may face extra tolls
A conference between Kansas Attorney General William A. Smith and Oklahoma AG Dabney was reported by Smith in a letter to Mangas. Kansas dealers complain Oklahoma license schemes frustrate interstate commerce, with six cars tied up in a dispute.
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Toneks
William A. Smith
Kansas
Hidgin Dabney
Smith
Mangas
Dabney
Hig
Chambers of Commerce
Kansas Cities
Kansas Sales
Oklahoma
Varied Assembly Program at Liberty Memorial High
A junior high school general assembly will be held tomorrow at 8:44 in the Liberty Memorial auditorium. The program features violin solos by Kari Kuersteiner Roosevelt address by Ellis Joinson group readings Esther Holcomb piano solo Hazel Lynn Junior high song and other items. A separate item reports a collision at Seventh and Mississippi streets this morning with non injuries and slight damage. The Topeka police say they recovered a stolen 1924 Ford touring car reported by Lawrence police. A penny five cent cigar ad closes.
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Liberty Memorial
Isias
Isolas
Kari Kuersteiner
Roosevelt
Ellis Joinson
Votal Sokestan
Mississippi
Junior high traffic officers named by school council
The permanent list of junior high traffic officers announced by Miss Vida Watson lists Floyd aye, Kenneth Leeharles Rogers, Bob Curd, Fred Rumsey, Dean Scott, Seaver Owen, George Allen, Delos Douglas, William Corcoran, and Paul Tucker as starters with Claud Dicker and Grover Taylor as substitutes. They will manage traffic around the school between class periods with regular signals under Lawrence police department supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vida Watson
Stuicone
Floyd Aye
Driter
Kenneth Leeharles ‘Rogers
Bob Curd
Fred Rumsey
Dean Scott
Seaver Owen
George Allen
Delos Douglas
William Corcoran
Paul Tucker
Claud Dicker
Grover
Taylor
Lawrence Police Department
Clarence High School Play Cast Prepares for Friday Night
Lawrence high school dramatic club readies Clarence in the auditorium at 8:15. Cast includes Violet Pinney Caroline Robs House Clarke Adams Cora Wheeler Lorna Jaen McElhinney Bobby Wheeler and others. Tickets are on sale at Round Corner drug store with entry delayed for late arrivals until after the first act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Lawrence High School Dramatic Club
Violet Pinney
Caroline Rob
Clarke Adams
Cora Wheeler
Lorna Jaen McElhinney
Bobby Wheeler
Paul Shaad
Ethleen Compton
Martyn _Meade
Hubert Stem
Henry Hood
Daella
Jeannette White
Dinwiddie
Iarence Grege
Bertha Wilson
Round Corner
Round Corner Drug Store. Mrss Wilson
Radio set question in judge court delays ruling
District Judge Zeuch heard arguments on whether a radio receiving set qualifies as a musical instrument in an attachment suit against F H Dunbar. Decision delayed for several days as the court reviews the matter.
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Associated Press
Moines
Zeuch
F. H. Dunbar
Wolf skin case and hospital update in Lawrence area
Lawrence resident H. Rothrock filed a claim after bringing a wolf skin to the county clerk this morning. A Tuesday morning animal capture near Florence led to hospitalization after an automobile crash in Memorial hospital. Prisoners in the county jail are preparing for collegiate honors while serenading courthouse workers. Settling financial matters noted.
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H. D. Rothrock
iLawrence
Chamberlin Levine Agree ment Reported In New York
Peace between Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine on financial matters of their Germany flight reached after a dinner with their wives Senator Lockwood and attorney Samuel Hartman present. Agreement said to allow Chamberlin to seek flying engagements with cordial relations between them continuing and possible future aviation alliance. Reported payoff includes 25000 dollars to Chamberlin as pilot for the trans Atlantic hop in the Bellanca monoplane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles A. Levine
Germany
Charles ©. Lockwood
Samuel Hartman
Lockwood
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Chamberlin
Columbia
Intellectual outlook urged to boost religious groups
Topeka October 26 AP adult education and an intellectual standard for the pulpit were urged to sharpen religious groups’ effectiveness. Rabbi Henry J Berko witz of Kansas City and Dr Albert C Diffenbach of Boston spoke at the Southwestern Federation of Religious Liberals convention. The speakers cautioned against bigotry and called for religion as a present obligation and a social challenge rather than a relic of the past.
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Topeka
Henry J. Berkowitz
Kansas City
Southwestern’ Federation of Religious Liberals
Albert C. Diffenbach
Boston
Christian Register
Ditenbach
Samuel McChord
Crothers
Harvard Squire Unitarian Church
Cambridge
Mass
Old Settlers Meetings Recall Lawrence Heritage
Reading in the Journal World about old settlers gatherings at the court house and grove near Blanton bridge, reminiscences name John Walton Bears Soule Link Walters Will Bears Skarlet Reynoldz Mrs Prentiss Charles Gleason Theodore Gardner and others. The 1870 Lawrence meeting and 1879 Bismarck Grove centennial events are noted with barbecue leaders William Meairs Captain Kenniddy Dexter Tucker White Hachey and Charles S Gleed who produced The Kansas Memorial booklet.
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Old Settlers
Journal-World
Journal- World
Court House
John
Walton
Bears
Soule
Link
Walters
Will Bears
Skarlet Reynoldz
Mrs. Prentiss
Charles Gleason
Theodore Gardner
Macauley
Ludington
Sidney Prentice
Carpenter
Jim Carpenter
Billie Duncan
Lawrence
Blanton Bridge
William Meairs
Kenniddy
Dexter Tucker
White Hachey
Kansas
Bismarck Grove
Charles’ S
Recital and Tennis Homecoming News from Newark to Kansas
Edith Street Albuquerque and Marysville Laurel Anderson, organ theory professor at the University of Kansas, gave a recital during a homecoming day celebration in Marysville, Kansas after studying in Paris with Bonnet and Vierne. Paul Block offers Walter Johnson a Newark club managerial contract after a conference, Johnson released from his current club.
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Marysville
Laurel Anderson
University ‘of Kansas
Kan
iMr
Anderson
Fing Arts
Paris
Bonnet
Vierne
Newark
Washington
Paul Block
Walter Johnson
Piteh
Johnson
Kansas Frat Delegates Elected For Sigma Delta Chi Convention
Joe McMullen was elected official delegate from the Kansas chapter to the Sigma Delta Chi convention to be held in Lawrence November 14 15 and 16 at the Sigma Chi house. Speakers confirmed include W Y Morgan Hutchinson News William Alten White Emporia Gazette Henry Felen Wichita Beacon Ray French national president Victor Murdock Wichita Eagle Sen Arthur Capper and Frank MacLennan Topeka State Journal. A national figure will speak on the final day with name to be announced. The Comeback number of the Sour On will be sold November 17. Hobo day decision discussed for this year and two days before the Missouri game.
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Joe McMullen
Kansas
Sigma Delta Chi
Lawrence
Sigma Chi House
W. Y. Morgan
Hutchinson News
William Alten. White
Emporia Gazette
Henry Felen
Wichita Beacon
Ray’ French
5Iema Delta Chi
Victor Murdock
The
Wichita Eagle
Arthur Capper
Frank ‘MacLennan
Topeka State Journal
Appointment of Committee for Hobo Day Plan
A six student committee was appointed at a University joint committee meeting to submit proposals for conducting Hobo Day. Members named include Bates Hut faker, Forrest Calvin, Araxtin Dick inson, Balfour Jeffrey, Miss Rose McCullach, and a Jay Jones representative. Hobo Day, traditionally held before the Missouri game, will not be held this year, a spring faculty decision indicates. Fitch to speak tonight.
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Bates Hutfaker
Forrest Calvin
Araxtin Dickinson
Balfour Jeffrey
Rose McCullach
Jay Jones
Hebo
Missouri
Fall Scottish Rite Reunion Underway in Lawrence
The fall reunion of Verbal Lodge of Perfection Scottish Rite Masons began at the temple yesterday and runs through Friday with a closing banquet. Tonight the fifteenth degree will be administered and tomorrow morning the eighteenth degree will be given. Thomas Guyer Fitch of Wichita, Sovereign Grand Inspector General, attends and will speak tonight. The Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce schedules a 6:30 PM dinner to hear a trade survey report and discuss other business matters. all local businesspeople are urged to attend.
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Verbal Lodge of Perfection
Temple
Thomas Guyer Fitch
Wichita
Buredir
Merchant’s Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Us
Gospel Meetings at 415 Lincoln Fort Lawrence Tonight
Gospel gatherings continue at 415 Lincoln Street Fort Lawrence. Brother Draper speaks on living by divine standard and moral influence. tonight's subject is The Living World. Song service, children's drill at 7 30, sermon at 8. Also tribute planned for Elizabeth Cady Stanton's 25th anniversary in suffrage memory.
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Lincoln Street
Fort Lawrence
Brother Draper
Jesus
Trinity Church Breaks Ground at Thirteenth and New Hampshire
Groundbreaking plans announced for the Trinity Lutheran church at Thirteenth and New Hampshire streets. A brief service Sunday afternoon at o'clock will invite the public. Rev. C A Puls reports Mary Rockland, longtime member, to turn the first shovel.
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Trinity
New ‘Hampshire
C.A. Puls
Alliance Speaker Gordon Poy q of New York to Speak
Gordon Patent of New York will speak at the next meeting of the Law repte Ministerial Alliance on November 1. His topic is The Present Outlook Upon Missions. Dr William H Butler plans to leave Monday for Emporia College postgraduate meeting. Will Hutt returned to Fort Worth after visiting his mother ill with pneumonia. Mrs Stuart R Carter visits Kansas City relatives. George K Mackie transacted business in Kansas City. Miss Della Pyle of Oskaloosa visited Mrs Ed Clement. Mrs W D Fowles and son Billie returned from Wamego after a Monday Tuesday trip.
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Gordon Patent
New York
Alliance
Gordon Poy Q
William H. Butler
Emmu
Emporia ‘College
J. R. Morris Miller
Will. Hutt
Rachel Hutt
Fort Worth
Tex
Billie
Wamego
Local Ladies Busy Day in Kansas City and Topeka
Mrs Bereker and Mrs Claude Prin visit Kansas City while Mrs G E Carl and Mrs R R Jackman spend the day there. I N Johnson and Mrs B Perkins with Mrs D A Richardson also note a Topeka and Kansas City day trip.
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Bereker
Claude Prin
City
G. E. Carl
Kansas
R.R. Jackman
Kansas City
Topeka
S. B. Perkins
D. A. Richardson
Kansas ‘City
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Berkowitz
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Albuquerque
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Oon
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Cady
Stanton
Barber’s Drug Store
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Denib
Neve
Othe
Jean F
Verything
Iver Pitts
Musical Bulletin
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Prbareder
Woodlawn School
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Bank
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