Army to Meet Kansas in Football Clash October 7
West Point cadets, after a full summer of practice, prepare for an October 7 game against the University of Kansas. Kansas, coached by Clark and Schlademan, leads in early fall drills. Army aims to select its best lineup for Lebanon Valley College and Springfield College scrimmages following a season-opening September 30.
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Missouri to Add Wrestling Courses at University
Columbia Mo Sept 19 University of Missouri plans wrestling courses with instructor in charge G Clevenger athletic director and George Tragos a former Olympic champion is favored for the post The move aims to build wrestling as a major sport though inter collegiate status this year seems unlikely Training this year may develop Missouri material for a strong mat team next season
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Waskell Reserves Train for a High School Schedule
Joel Haskell Reserves, a younger group at the Indian school, seeks games with high schools across the state. David Ow, physical director, leads coaching and manages the squad as he aims to arrange a full schedule for the season.
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LH Practice Opens in Earnest
High school football practice began with thirty candidates reporting to Coach Max Klein for the second session of the season. George Mackie leads returning players as the team shapes up for the October 7 opener against Roosevelt, while new prospects and heavies fill out the roster.
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Start Basketball Work Opens at Robinsion Gym
Basketball practice under Dr F C Allen began last night in Robinson gymnasium with twelve eligible players on the court. Last year’s squad members Macot t, Wulf, Bowman and Frederick reported. others remain out for football until after the gridiron season.
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Growth in Accredited Herd Testing Expands in Kansas
Topeka reports rapid expansion of accredited herd testing to curb bovine tuberculosis. In six months of the year, 20 000 Kansas cattle were tested under 968 supervised herds, with 396 designated as accredited. Since 1918, tests have risen from 9 000 to 26 000 annually, spanning 76 of 105 counties.
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Lisbon Bread Riots Sparked by Price Rise Adorned By Bannered Leader
In Lisbon on September 1, bread riots erupted as the public protested bread price hikes. A tall barefoot girl in white with a red scarf led the crowd waving a black flag and shouting for revolt. Police intervened, but another fiery leader soon took command as bakers reported grain and coal price pressures.
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Baseball News From Minor Leagues And Prospects
Reports from the minor leagues mention Jacksonville and veteran George Stovall possibly managing again, Guppie from the Mo jine Three-T league sold to the Philadelphia Athletics, Paducah setting a Kitty league loss record, and Dudge Harris pitching 25 scoreless innings for Danville. Notes cover Dark details on Dakota league pennant race, Orioles and Rochester chase, and players like Ertie Walker and Tris Speaker moving toward the majors. Pac Coast league prize money outlined, with first place $6,000 and distributions among teams.
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Southwest development pageant for joint celebration planned
The organizing committee led by H. I. Schmidt outlines a pageant tracing the Southwest from early Indians and buffalo to modern times. It features Indians, buffalo hunters, cowboys, prairie schooners, stagecoaches, and residents with Dr. Claude McCarty highlighted as Dodge City’s first white child, among others.
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British peers face duties behind conventional life
A London letter quotes a lord complaining about the burdens of inherited wealth and social pretense while detailing the pressure to entertain visitors and manage money. A wealthy American’s remark highlights differing views on status and responsibility, with tangential notes about checks and a coal bill ad.
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Dodge City to celebrate Santa Fe rail centennial fair
Dodge City Kin Supt. announces events October 10 to 13 at the Great Southwest Fair marking the tenth anniversary of the Santa Fe rail line and the founding of Dodge City with planned ceremonies and exhibits.
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Unclear indigestion remedies and herbal ads prompt confusion
Fragmentary OCR text references indigestion remedies and various ad phrases. It mentions lime, tummy discomfort, possible potions, and several garbled names, with no coherent event or clear entities to anchor a factual report.
Tanlac proves merit with record sales and testimonials
Claiming the medicine Tanlac leads the market, the notice cites eight years of sales totaling 36,000,000 bottles and orders approaching one million in a month. It quotes Kansas City and Denver wholesalers praising demand, urging physicians and customers to trust Tanlac as the premier remedy and widely stocked by druggists.
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Cattle and Hogs Markets Mixed in Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City reports cattle steady to strong with 9 000 head and hogs firm to up 10 cents, prices for heavies and top feeders noted. Chicago lists 15 000 cattle and 17 000 hogs with steers generally steady and veal calves unevenly lower, buyers active on certain grades, with market averages and price ranges across regions and weight classes.
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