Aggies Face Tough 1929 Football Schedule at Kansas State
Manhattan Kan Sept 11 The Kansas State Agricultural College Aggies under coach Charley Bachman prepare for the toughest gridiron schedule in school history. Twelve veterans and eight lettermen return as workouts begin Sept 15 with captain R D Hahn leading. The slate includes Washburn Oct 7 then games vs Washington Univ Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Iowa State Nebraska Texas Christian Thanksgiving Day game vs TCU in Manhattan.
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Michhattan
Kans
Associated Press
Kansas State Agricultural College
Charley Bachman
Kansas Aggies
R.D. Hahn
Clay Center
Missouri Valley Athletic Conference
Tollere
Washburn College
Topeka
Aggies
Washington University
St. Louis
University of Oklahoma
Noman
University of Kansas At
Manhattan
University of Missouri At Columbia
Iowa State College
Ames
University of Nebraska At
Lincoln
Texas - Christian University
Man‘hattan
Bachman
National rifle matches at Camp Perry start Sept 12
Camp Perry Ohio will host over fifty rifle teams from the three military branches September 12 to 28 under the National Rifle Association. Thirty one National Guard teams and five service teams will compete across major matches including the Leech Cup and National Rifle Association events with cash prizes. The Eleventh Infantry moves from Camp Knox to Camp Perry to manage ranges and pits during the meets.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Sept. IL
National Rifle Association of America
National Guard
Artillery
Cavalry
Army
Ctarine Corps
Navy
Camp Knox
Tough on the Tigers on Missouri homecoming schedule
The Columbia Missouri edition notes Missouri will host Kansas for homecoming on Thanksgiving Day and will also mark three other homecomings this season. Nebraska Ames and Oklahoma have set dates for their celebrations, with the state city and opponents forming a busy fall schedule for the Tigers.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Tigers
University of ‘Kansas
Missouri Eleven
Missouri Valley
Nebraska
Ames
Oklahoma
Nine Jap Flyers Die and 25 Wounded in 1939 Flights
Tokyo reports from the war office aviation department show nine aviators killed and 25 wounded in 39 731 flights over the past year across naval military and civilian crews. Accidents blamed on adverse atmospheric conditions, especially spring and summer, though overall aviation losses are not excessive.
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Tokio
Japan
Aviation Department of the
War Office
Naval
Drake Varsity Football Team Poised for Strong Season
Drake University shows potential for a powerful season as veteran players return from summer, including captain Marsh, Denton, Kruger, Stocking, and others. Expected starters and backs feature Denton over 200 pounds, center Ray Peterson, ends Heath and Lingenfelter, with backfield candidates Orebaugh, Bill Becker, Armstrong, McCluen, Spears, Sparks, and Head ready to compete.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Drake University
Ossie” Solem
Marsh
Chuck” Denton
al Krueger
al Stocking
Solem
Feu
Missouri Valley
Stocking
Marshae Denton
Ray Peterson
Salem
Heath
Lingenfelter
Dale Miller
George Armstrong
Ted Hayhes
Loyal Hibbs
Drake
Orebaugh
Bill Becker
Armstrong
McCluen
Spears
Sparks
Head
Vinland News Highlights Local Families and School Start
Edith Lidner teaches at Vinland high school and stays with Mrs Belvoir. Love couple moved to Vinland from Baldwin and Cedarville last week. Hoover family traveled to Overbrook and Abilene for a brother's wedding. Hagerman family and Miss Wilson vacationed in Colorado and western Kansas, now home. Mrs Sturdy and Jennie visit from Greenfield Iowa. Deay begins as clerk at Star Cish Grocery. Sturdy and Stevens siblings to Baker University this year. Hoskinsons head to Ensign for illness in Charlie Hoskinson. Counts family leaves for Shawnee Oklahoma for a month with relatives. Milburn families and Jake Milburn at Carl Deay home. Hansen welcome baby daughter Betty born Friday. Ellen Melville at teachers meeting. Blanche Ruesch birthday honored by relatives list. Ice cream and cake served. Students report to Vinland and Coal Creek schools. Heat and rain noted after hot spell.
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Edith Lidner
Lawrence
Vinland High School
Belvoir
Guy Love
Baldwin
Cedarville
Vinland
Lloyd Hoover
Overbrook
Dr. Hoover
Abilene
Elmer Hagerman
Margaret Wilson
Colorado
Kansas
Wm. Sturdy
Jennie
Greenfield
Iowa
Lemuel Sturdy
Elsie
Deay
Star Cish
Elizabeth, Sturdy
Winifred Stevens
Baker University
Wm. Hoskinson
Ensign
Charlie Hoskinson
Wilson
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Ed Milburn
Haviland, Kans
Jake Milburn
Nancy’ Milburn
Carl Deay
Scott Hansen
Betty
Ellen Melville
Blanche Ruesch
Clarence
Frank Hagerman
Carl Yeinrick
Tals Tuesch
Will Reusch
Allie James
Clyde Nichols
Ernie Hagerman
Gene Hoskinson
Coal Creek
Miss Mary Louise Martin Arrives at University
Miss Mary Louise Martin of Parsons arrived Saturday to enter the University. She has been transferred from Lindenwood College.
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Mary Louise Martin
Parsons
University
Martin
Lindenwood College
Miss Sarah Engle Arrives in Lawrence From Atchison
Miss Sarah Engle of Atchison has arrived in Lawrence for unknown reason or event. The brief note confirms her travel between cities with no further details.
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Sarah Engle
Atchison
Lawrence
Kk. Ou
Fined in Police Court for Drunkenness
Oscar Wood known as Hun was fined 15 dollars in police court for drunkenness and jailed for default. Bob Stein received a 10 dollar fine for drunkenness and was jailed until payment. Stein later paid and was released. Dunhill Pipes City Brug Store.
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Oscar Wood
Hun
Bob Stein
Stein
Rushings Begin Amid Fashion And Tea At Hill Campus
Hitting the new fall rush season on the hill, students arrive in long draped outfits and picture hats, while alumni return to support rushing. Fraternity and sorority houses report painting and lawn work, Phi Gamma Phi expansion rising, and an English Manor style house slated for January occupancy. A humorous rushee tale at Theta House contrasts with a tea visit, as legal notes mention a UK property inheritance reform restricting heirs to second cousins and Crown reversion if no kin.
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the Hill
Remote Fiji Islanders Use Plug Tobacco Solely
A brief note states that plug tobacco serves as the only currency among inhabitants of several distant Fijian Islands in the south Pacific, reflecting a unique local barter system.
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Fijian
South Pacific Ocean
Bracket teen pupils present and Miss Rumsey as teacher
Local notes describe a cleaned and renovated school house and a hopeful start to the new year. Several families and residents are mentioned visiting, attending events, and hosting gatherings, including students from Brackett attending high school and local teachers and neighbors sharing news.
Postmarking Machines Speed Letter Processing
Readable text notes electric machines for postmark ing letters at a rate of 500 a minute. The fragment references rapid processing, possibly advertising or describing new equipment capable of high throughput for mail handling.
Obituary of Aosa Jones, Indiana born 1863
Aosa Jones born June 14 1863 in Indiana came to Kansas in 1864 and lived on a Lawrence area farm until her 1891 marriage to J L Jones. She left six children, Hazel McCall Edith deceased Mima Deay Zella Jones Opal Jones Chas E Jones, and several relatives. She died Sept 5 1922 at Pleasant Grove, where funeral services were held by Dan Flory.
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Aosa Jones
Indiana
Kansas
Lawrence
J. L. ‘Jones
Hazel McCall
Mima Deay
Zella Jones
Parsons
Edith Jones
Opal Jones
Chas
E. Jones
Germian Baptist Church of
Willow Springs
L.M. Flory
Lester Flory
Lee Flory
C.Q. Flory
Quenemo
W. A. Flory
Lone Star
Elld. Sharo
Pratt
Keith Deay
Jack McCall
Dan Flory
Pleasant Grove
Glossomancy: new science reads character by tongue shape
The article describes glossomancy as a newly named science that reads a person's character from the tongue shape and size. It presents the idea as a curious development in pseudoscience with emphasis on physical features as indicators of personality.
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Dunhill, Pipes—City Brug
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Hutchinson
George Roark
Kansas City
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Richard Nelson
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England
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Anderson
Kirby
Brackett
High Schoool
Eugene Keifer
Lester
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Allen Kirby
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Wave Butler
Arkansas
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Ottawa
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T Robert Ridley
Stubblefield
Kahn
Oxford and
Burton
Westinghouse
Eliot’s University Meat Market
Richelieu
Lee's
Pickwick
Heinz
Beechnut
Williams’ Grocery
Logan-Moore Lumber Co
F. H. Church
Mgr
Tucker
C. A. Hill
Asher
Dick Williams
Er W. E. Razed
S. D. Bishop
T. C
Peoples State Bank
Yeu
Fallowine
Old Ben Franklin Co
Kaw Valley Fuel Co
Will Pendleton, Mgr
Terry Gaskill
The
Great State Life Insurance Co
Wichita, Kansas
Lawrence Sanitary Milk Co
Lawrence National Bank
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