Kansas to publish new highways magazine amid state support
The Kansas state highway commission will publish a new paper titled Kansas Highways with editor Markham and contributors including Gearhart the state highway engineer. The issue plans to present arguments for permanent highways and defense of opinions while offering news. A brochure on a Rocky Mountain pilgrimage to Mesa Verde is issued by Denver Rio Grande with a distinguished embossed cover.
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Manhattan Hoops, Football Clash At McCook Field
Manhattan and Lawrence High School football squads prepare for a Friday 2:30 pm clash at McCook Field, the lone home game for Coach Twomey’s team. Manhattan aims to extend its 21 0 win over Salina while Lawrence, a frequent state title contender, seeks a late rally after a 16 7 win over Kemper Military Academy. Rooters rally with posters bands and chants as teams sharpen for the pivotal home confrontation.
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Golf For Students In Spring At University
Golf will be offered next spring as an organized sport in compulsory exercise for every student. Registration is open now and work will be assigned later. The Kansas University golf links, currently in bad shape, will be repaired for spring play. A large football scrimmage features new candidates for the varsity, with eight newcomers since the start of the week. Regulars scored seven touchdowns against the yearlings as Jayhawkers practiced with freshmen. A big pep rally is planned for Friday night to energize fans before the Saturday game.
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Baker University
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Herbert Harms
Friends University
Eddie Todd
Lawrence
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Collected Fines Report From City Police Court This Month
The city police court collected 88 dollars in fines this month and reported no occupants in the city jail. Four arrests for speeding, three for drunkenness, five for loitering, and one for buying junk without record were noted. Ten cases were tried with none held over. Many admire and doubt why old Nick Carter hasn’t ended the war.
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Market Report Summary From Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City spot cattle and hog markets show steady to strong demand with primes at 15.50 to 16.75 for fed steers and hogs trading around 16.20 to 16.80 for heavy weights. Chicago reports cattle receipts 21,000 with steady tone and hogs firmer, while cash wheat shows government pricing and December futures around 1.14. Prices for corn and rye noted, hay markets weak, and futures quotes given for nearby months.
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