Lawrence Country Club Announces Big Golf Championship
The Lawrence Country Club will open its annual championship tournament Thursday after a Wednesday announcement of the match schedule. Play runs 72 holes over eight rounds with no handicaps in the championship flight, prizes awarded in each flight, and several fall events planned. Coach Herman Olcott holds the current nine hole low score serving only as a partial record.
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Lawrence Country Club
Lawrence
Herman Olcott
Missouri Tigers Practice Anticipates Strong Season
Columbia Mo September 18 The Missouri Tigers hold fast practice on Rollins field as coaches Brewer and Schulte report eleven letter men back and emphasize gradual conditioning. Key positions being solidified include end and tackle with Captain Lansing and guard corps led by Raimil Muir and Vanney. Freshmen Shy Hudson Baex and Selbie expected to compete. Schedule features Texas University at Columbia November 4 and Drake at Columbia November 11 among others.
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Thester. L. Brewer
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Paul Raimil
William Muir
Vanney
Frank L. McAnaw ' Fesse
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Anton Stankowski
Quarshack
Radford Pittam
Norris
Cecil A. White
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Texas University
Kansas Aggies
Manhattan
Drake University
University of Kanskis
Lawrence
Squires Studio Opens for New Portrait Sessions
Squires Studio announces new photo appointments available now for portraits. Call or visit to schedule your session and capture updated images.
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Squires Studio
Fragmentary political note on candidates and social shows
A fragmented newspaper line notes that successful candidates drafted for a job would not form a political directory. It mentions men exchanging few kisses yet attempting to fool each other in other ways. It also hints at health and climate indifference.
Varied Film Week Spotlight At Local Theaters
The Varsity Monday presents Dorothy Bernard in Sporting Blood and Norval Talmadge in a Triangle Fine 9 Ari with The Devil's Needle while Billie Burke stars in Gloria's Romance finale. Wednesday features Douglas Fairbanks in Flirting With Fate and 2reel Kerstene with Patty Arbuckle in The Waiter's Ball. Thursday and Friday screen Dorothy Whe lley and Donald Hall in a fine part Vitapraphi The Law Decides.
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Fine Box
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Talmadge
Triangle
SHORT SHOTS AT SPORT AT U K FOOTBALL PRACTICE AND CROSS COUNTRY PLANNING
The Kansas State University football team began its second week of practice at Aye Cook field with thirteen players turning out and freshmen showing strong potential. Coach Gleatt aims to double the squad size, while the freshmen schoolboy team may rival varsity strength and provide daily competition. Cross country aspirants under Captain Stateler plan five mile runs at McCook field as veterans prepare to join, though no records are expected to fall on the first day. Meanwhile, a football incident at Emporia State reported a broken leg during scrimmage. Lawrence golfers at the Country Club wrapped a dinner tournament with 22 to 22 scores and fixtures to determine final standings.
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Golf championship set to start this Thursday
The championship golf tournament is announced to begin Thursday with no handicaps. The real course champion will be determined on site. Coaches Olcott and Clark are urged to note the event.
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Browne bars BYU dances and union club row
A BYU student, Browne, bans union club dances citing organization concerns. He argues that campus events require sufficient male dancers and that the Heladion Bwed protests are open to debate. The note hints at student dissatisfaction with campus social policies.
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BYU
Rodden
Ciffon Club
Browne
Drunk in Court Sentences Failures and Fines
In police court a dozen prisoners faced penalties for drunkenness with sentences ranging from fines to jail. One man, Robert Hampehire, pleaded guilty and was jailed, while others received lighter fines or community fixes. The scene reflected a city grappling with disorder amid a tense downturn.
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Release of Barry Moore in a toned down fiction piece
A garbled historical note mentions Barry Moore and a delayed legal action. The text references a county jail sentence and upcoming terms with unclear details.
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Narnia
Sophines
Lie
Held Devastatic Tally Relly At A Dunocratic Event
A brief note records a tally of votes or results at a locally organized event described as dunocratic. Names, places, and exact outcomes are unclear due to damaged text. The fragment suggests a formal gathering with reported counts or decisions.
The Bowerlock Week At Theatre Features Mae Murray
This week at The Bowerlock includes Mae Murray in The Big Sister Monday and Tuesday with Orrin Johnson in The Light At Dusk Wednesday. Thursday showcases Rd. K. Lincoln and Frances Nelson in The Almighty Mother. Friday and Saturday present Louise Tail in The Reward of Patience. A misread cue near the end adds confusion to the local playbill.
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Mae Murray
Orrin Johnson
Rd. K. Lincoln
Frances Nelson
Louise Tail
The Light at Dusk at Lubin on restrained sermon tale
Wednesday Play presents a Lubin photoplay directed by Edgar Lewis from Anthony P. Kelly. The story follows Vladimir Kostovsky played by Orzvin Johnson as he enters American life, seeking wealth and influence while confronting a harsh moral test.
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Anthony P. Kelly
Orzvin Johnson
Vladimir Kostovsky
America
The Almighty Holter Sisters Star in World Film
Two sisters from St. V Minn. gain featured roles in The Almighty Dallar a World Film production showing at Bow sek Theatre on Thursday. The article notes their background and breakthrough as promising talents in the same screening.
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Holter
Fords
Nelson
June
Frances Windge
Miss Nelson
St. V Minn
Hechieres
Dallar
Neighborhood meeting draws crowd despite odd sounds
Local gathering drew neighbors to a Saturday night event with many attendees and strong turnout. Reports mention names such as WoT Ransine and Henry, noting the meeting's lively participation and overall positive reception.
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Puesie
Henry Allaeh
Preleminary Contenders at RLU Sorority Rush Wagon Rally
Confusing OCR text notes a witness failure to appear and an issued attachment for Wilson while detailing a wagon rally and sorority rush events at RLU. It mentions rounds, dates, and changes to schedules, with reference to sororities Philthis Nappas Chi Onremis and Alph a etc, and a council decision to shorten rounds and adjust activities.
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Tenie Council
Marriage Licenses Report Confused by OCR Errors
Fragmented OCR text shows two names Merrigee Tebn and Joseph Cates with unclear affiliations, mentions of Jordan, Sart A, Rebingon, and Deity Beth of Leycrenes, suggesting a malformed marriage licenses notice.
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Joseph Cates
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Beth of
Quist Tithe Case Heard in District Court
A tithe dispute arose in district court involving Jan Woolf and wife challenging rail company Talen Vaetico Railroad Co over title to a strip of property north of the contested area. The brief, terse filing centers on ownership and boundary questions without sensational detail.
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Jan Woolf
Talen Vaetico Railroad Co
Will Clase For Fair. er the pane of THes ae treh she
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fair and names but lacks coherent details or clear events. No verifiable entities or actions present.
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Fragmentary note on vines and water impact
A garbled OCR note mentions vines and water with unclear references. The fragment references a date and possible actions but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities. No decisive event or subject is discernible.
Benediction Stage Directions Fragment Note
A fragmented OCR line presents obscure phrases and neologisms. It mentions Ben e diction and vague names while referencing theatrical elements and likely stage directions in a cryptic, nonstandard form. The readable content remains limited and poses interpretive uncertainty.
Fragmented OCR notice from a local page
An unclear OCR reading describes a local event mentioning a person named Lip and references to a fatal incident. Details are garbled with missing context and several misrecognized words. The fragment hints at a coast area and a maritime or roadway incident but provides no verifiable actions, dates, or organizations.
Fractured OCR Records a Misread Sports Result
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a race or game with unclear names and outcomes. The readable bits suggest confusion around a sports result and a team or player payoff, but precise entities or scores are not recoverable from the text.
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