Choister Dee B Gyerage Brewer Ottawa
A crowded entry list shows participants from multiple towns including Topeka Kansas City and Ponca City with competitors such as Max Kennedy Fredonia and Capt. O Hornet in various pace and trot classes. Prize money ranges up to 400 with added purses noted and events held at venues along the Missouri and Oklahoma borders.
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M. G. Strickland
Parsons
Alcl Milli‘man
Shreveport
Black
Henry Kirtly
Kansas ‘City
Nbdy
Fredonia
Lelia ‘Patchen
BI. M
Oj. H. Tosh
Valley Falls
Gentry
Belle
B. M
J.H. Tosh
Hornet
Mig. Strickland
Parsigi
Dan W
B.dén
Sk. Joseph
Max Morin
B.S
Harry Zbinden
St. Joseph
H. H. Little
Springfield
Lucy Hurst
Tosh
Smithville
Maude Gratton
F. W. Bennett
Topeka
Amherst
B. G. Alt. Faegan
Concordia
Lewis N
G. S. F. Walters
Hiawathi
Dtesla
George McLawrence
I Avinado
B. G
B.C. Yacer
I. Ruth Aolock
Sedalia
Vallera
James Ge Wallade
Pueblo, Corp
Baby EL
B.M
Jd. EK. Dewey
Wagoner
Okla
Early Maid
RT. Burnett
Winfield
Kan
Bonnie
Gr. M
George Houserman
Kansas City
Mowe
Betty King
Br. M
Ethel Kirby
M. R Lalider
Ardmore
Abilene
Aunt Nellie
Webster
Trigone
Robert White
Dr. Shackles
Tenard
Olathe
Billie Storts
TR. G
John M. ‘Martin
Higginsville
R. B. Fagan
Stopeka
Princess Stuby
W. L. McCarty
Asin
Tramp Todd
Guy. Young
Lawrence
Oteola
B. M. G. McCreath
Nan
Armado
B.C. Yoder
Rosedale
Bama C. W
Bama C. W. EB. Stocts, Kansas City, Mo. . K. Trusty Guide
Degan
St Joseph
Peter Pinkerton
Malley Falls
Echo
McKinney
Bertie Stanley
Charlie
S.G
Max Kennedy
O'Hornet
Br. S
Ornet
Ponca
City
B. Dim
AG. A
Reynalds
Hareb Inden
L. i. Dan Wi
Br. G
Harry Ainden
Power Patch
HL Zitilé
Symmefield
Tosh Bros
Vak Falls
Kay
Income tax due third quarter installment 1921
The collector of internal revenue H H Motter Wichita warns the third quarterly installment of the 1921 income tax is due by Sept 15. Payments may be made at Wichita or branch offices in Salina Topeka Parsons Kansas City Kansas by cash, money order, or check. If at a branch, use a check or money order to avoid loss in transit.
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Internal Revenue
H. H. Motter
Wichita
K 5
Salina
Topeka
Parsons Tad
Kansas ‘City
Kansas
Pevente
Wichic
Violated Bone Dry Law Mexican Man Convicted
A Mexican man named Cipaana was found drunk with corn whisky and convicted in police court this morning for violating the bone dry law. He was fined 200 dollars and jailed for sixty days in the city jail. Disabled Veterans to Meet Jayhawk Post to hold its first fall meeting in Chamber of Commerce rooms Friday at 8 o clock. The Post will make plans for a chance to be given next Friday night.
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Jayhawk Post
Chamber of Commerce
Gath
Local Business and Personal Notices Digest
Miss Watherine Jackman leaves for Kansas City to join Fidelity Trust company. Stationery by the box or pound offered by Rankin's Drug Store. Cunningham Redding Co repairs mattresses and feathers. Lexington area coal sold by C. E., Matthews Limber Co offers lumber and related supplies. J R HqLMES Just Insurance advertises services at 107 E Seventh with phone number 19.
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Watherine Jackman
Kansas City
The
Fidelity Trust Company
Practice rooms sought for school of fine arts
Owing to high enrollment and two practice rooms being repurposed for new building access the school of fine arts needs rooms for students again. Those with pianos for rent should call Ko U. 45 with addresses and phone numbers. Lexington Missouri coal and local ads follow.
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School of Fine Arts
Scholl of Fine Arts
Ko U. 45
North Lawrence Notes On Local People And Events
Charles Beebe remains ill for days while Miss Conrad, visiting from Mrs. Charles Mitchell, begins her first year on the hill. Mrs. Mann spends the weekend in Tonganoxie with her parents as Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Pine tour Topeka for the state fair, reporting it better this year. Mrs. McKittrick urges strong church aid attendance this fall. A B Ewing hosts a dinner slumber party with breakfast tomorrow. A B Ewing feels improved though throat cautions. Dale Buffington again at home after a long illness. Glenn Moon and wife drive to Topeka. Otto and Ross Moon visit Ottawa relatives. Ortto Moon remains at home on Locust. Mrs. John Watt attends the state fair in Topeka. Mrs. Frank Miller ends with a nail incident.
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Charles’ Beebe
Charles
North Lawrence
Alys
Roy Ewing
Glenn Moon
Topeka
Otto
Ross Moon
Ottawa
Ortto Moon
Locust
John Watt
Frank Miller
Foot injury fears linger as woman may lockjaw
Mrs. Miller's condition is much improved and she is doing nicely. Mrs. Charles Snow and family went to Topeka yesterday to attend the state fair. Lexington Missouri lump coal sells for $10 per ton. C. EL Matthews Lumber Co. Phone 34. A full line of cigars always fresh Polly and Sam's Varsity Annex.
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Lexington
Missouri Lump
Missouri
C. E
Matthews Limber Co
Lexington Missouri Lump
C. EL Matthews Lumber Co
Polly & Sam’s. Varsity Annex
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Rankin’s Drug Store
Lexington Missouri Jump Coal
C. E. Matthews Lumber Co
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Pain
Hackbarth
Newman’s
Piggly Wiggly
Bulletin
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Garters
Paris Garters
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Good
Ford
C. W. Smith
Dearborn Independent
Norfolk
Cuthura
Robert Gibbons, Jr
Montana &T
Chicago
Rample Bach Pree
Cuticura Labarmlorica
Boston
Ean
Wass
Terry Gaskilm
Great State Life Insurance Co
Wichita, Kansas
Moordale
Charlies and Cretonne
Children’s School