Indian Braves Open Practice Hopes for Fast Team Ahead
Coach Kennedy to field multiple squads including Tigers Jayhawkers and MooShingers. Team aims to overcome lack of weight with speed and fundamentals. Artichoker fullback Haskell is highlighted as a top punter and key playmaker while progression under Chief and Ovalliha shapes potential roster. Drawing tools and supplies for manual training tagged at Wolf's Book Store.
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Lopes
Tigers
Jayhawkers
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Abouit Go-Meni
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Ischief
Ovalliha
Baquimana
Wolf’s . Book. Store
Football to Replace Gym for W's Boys at YMCA
High school football and boxing training expand at the YMCA with new director Mr. Boltz coaching the regular team while others may choose football or soccer. Enrollment opens with physical exams, classes run next week, and boxing and wrestling may start if demand grows. Schedule lists men and boys classes, swimming sessions, and a twilight game that was not played due to insufficient players.
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Planis
Boltz
Sockalexis Story From Old Town Maine Umpire Tale
A feature on Louis Sockalexis, once famed as a baseball player, now living near Old Town Maine. The piece notes his memory, describes his later life as a respected umpire on local fields, and contrasts him with relatives like Marathoner Andrew Sockalexis. It highlights lingering public interest and the enduring legend of the Aboriginal Adonis in baseball.
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Powers
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Andrew
Andréw Sock
Louis Sock
Haskell Enrolls Near Six Hundred Students This Year
Nearly 600 students entered Haskell Institute, about the average enrollment. There are 348 boys and slightly under 25 girls, ages range from fourteen to twenty one with few exceptions. The article also reviews Lorraine Keene’s Airdome plays and lists upcoming performances including The Sul tan’s Daughter and The Girl of the Golden West. It notes Lawrence Horses in Race at Topeka Kansas and mentions Major Bellpepper, Kid Riley, and other horses competing during the county fair season.
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Airdome
Lorraine Keene
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Keene
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas
Iatt
Walt Dun
Bellpepper l
Riley Swill
Anilla Ice Creams and Local Grocery Reopens
A local grocery and cream shop, F. H. Nock, has reopened with a full line of groceries and a connected Beal Bros meat market. The unit emphasizes distilled Escher water bottles and a strong corn claim by Shris Sel4akke, noting excellent yields and a potential large mortgage loan investment by E. J. Wilkey. Miss Zettha Hamer of Salt Lake City is visiting for the university event.
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F. H. Nock
Beal. Bros
Political Ticket and Hog Care Notes From The Rural Page
The piece lists a long county and state ticket with names like A Bure and A Johnston for governor and lieutenant governor Sheffield Ingalls for secretary of state and others. It also offers guidance on hog care for fall, emphasizing proper housing drafts cleanliness worm control and a santonin based worm dose from Iowa State College. Betty Weiman visited Kansas City.
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A.bure
A. Johnston
Arthur Capper
Sheffield
Ingalls
Chus
Earl Akers
John
Precaution urged as Kansas horse disease stumps experts
At Topeka conference veterinarians admit disease in horses remains a mystery. Palisade worm blamed by many, yet no proof of causation. Governor Stubbs offers 1000 dollars for a safe scientific cure within thirty days. Committee to compile known facts and recommendations for horse owners.
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Stubbs
Kansas
Kangas
Eckmans Alterative Promoted for Tuberculosis Gland Cases
Physician reports Eckmans Alterative as effective in treating tubercular glands of the neck with good results and one case costing 850 dollars to brace for operation. Mrs. Garvin testifies to health gains in a baby and herself after using the remedy. The ad claims benefits for bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung troubles with no poisons or habit forming drugs. Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia Pa invites readers to request a booklet of cures.
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Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Ding Dingz
Notice and Local Advertisements Record
Passons Variety Store closes Thursday the 12th for Jewish holiday. W K Mosk of Eldridge House Sables reports added taxicab to his carriage and is not connected with any taxi company. New board member Mrs. Morgan joins district 63 school board. McCullochs Drug Store receives fresh orders. Moessenger's Grocery offers cider vinegar spices pickling jars and jelly glasses. Both phones listed.
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Morgan
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