Indians and High School Scrimmage On Waskell Field
Indians look stronger than last year after scrimmage on Waskell Field. Haskell seniors Bill Davis and Five are expected back, Meeks returns to join guards and others rounding into shape as players push toward first game. High school shows heavy line and improving defense under new coaching.
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Haskell Indians
Klein
Haskell
Testerman
Indians
Bill Davis
Meeks
Patasoni Begins Training After Antwerp Injury
Amesoli Patasoni, Haskell's long distance hopes, started Thanksgiving cross country training in Kansas City after injuries from transatlantic travel to Antwerp. He progressed with light workouts and ran two miles last night as part of his comeback effort.
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Amesoli Patasoni
Haskell
Kansas City
Antwerp
Patasoni
Golfers to Play for Club Trophy and Women’s Championship
Lawrence Country Club announces a fall golf championship with qualifying rounds due by September 30. Eighteen holes to qualify. top eight scores advance to the final rounds spanning October 2 to October 24. The event, open to all members, features flights, prizes, and a silver saving cup for the best woman golfer.
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Lawrence
Laptad Hurt in Scrimmage Against Haskell
In a scrimmage with Haskell last night only one High School player was injured. Bob Laptad, tackle and letter man, suffered a bad bruise and torn ligaments in his left leg, likely sidelining him for several games. His absence will be keenly felt by the squad. The note mentions fountain pens and local drug stores.
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Haskell
Bob Laptad
Eversharp
McColoch’s
J Drug
Haskell Drive Aims to Bring Big Teams to Lawrence
Athletic officials in Haskell and the Chamber of Commerce plan a drive to sell association athletic tickets this fall. If sales succeed, big teams from outside the Missouri Valley may play the Redskins in Lawrence, with Marquette College at Milwaukee on the schedule this year.
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Lawrence
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Athletic Association
Haskell
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Association
Missouri Valley
Redskins
Marquette College
Milwaukee
Chamber of Commerce
Baker University Opens Season with Home Football Clash
Committee began ticket sales yesterday for a season with twenty athletic attractions. The first game, next Saturday, marks the start of football in Lawrence for the present year, pitting Baker University against the Methodists who plan two special trains. Coach Liz Liston’s war cry is beat Haskell as the Bak erites seek a long-sought victory.
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Baker University
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Liz” Liston
Haskell
Bakerites
Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Lawrence Notices
Deaths include J C Lewellen of Lawrence dying in Colorado Springs and to be buried in Oak Hill after a funeral at Funk chapel. Mrs Rudolphia H Dunmire dies in Kansas City with services at First Methodist in Lawrence. J Rh Frye’s burial at Oak Hill after arrival from Edwardsville. Rose B Torrey retires after 45 years as a Suffolk County clerk’s office clerk. Joan Dickson-Poynder promotes adoption by unmarried English women. Presidential election speculation referenced. Pay Johnston chocolates. Rankin’s drug store.
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Colorado Springs
Lawrence
Funkchapel
Lewellen
J. B. Frye
J. Rh. Frye
Edwardsville
Kansas
Oak Hill Cemetery
G. N. Jackson
Rose B. Torrey
Boston
Superior Court
Suffolk County
High Prairie Sermon Series Continues With Fifth Next Sunday
Rev Miner delivered the fourth sermon in a five part series titled The Broken Tryst. Attendance at Sunday school reached 82 with Miss Viola Haas as pianist. Hymns included Truth, The Battle Hymn and We Shall See the King. The scripture was Romans 12 9 21. Harold and Barbara Ley of Lawrence joined the main service with their relatives the Marshalls and stayed over weekend.
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Viola Haas
Wener
Jesson
Zion
Harold
Barbara Ley
Lawrence
Frank Marshall
Lawrence High School
Card of Thanks for Theresa Anes Stover's family
The Stover family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death. They appreciate floral offerings and support from Herman D. Stover Edward F. Stover Henry J. Stover and Lillian Stover. The note mentions Rex straw presidential ballots on display at McColloch's drug store.
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Theresa Anes Stover
Herman D. Stover
Edward F. Stover
Henry J. Stover
Lillian Stover
Mc Colloch
Bayer Aspirin Ad Claims Safe, Widely Prescribed
An old advertisement asserts Bayer Aspirin as genuine and proven safe by millions. It promotes aspirin tablets for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain with unbroken Bayer packaging and small tin boxes of 12 tablets, noting draggists offer larger packages.
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Bayer
Bayer Manufacture
Eronaatelleariiester
Aci
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Advertised
An old ad touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as restoring vigor by purifying blood. It claims rich red blood strengthens the body and that the remedy, alcohol free, tones the stomach and liver while aiding blood formation. A Buffalo Invalids' Hotel contact and a testimonial from A S Brown are cited.
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Golden Medical Discovery
Davenport
Jow A
Doctor Pierce
A. S. Brown
Eighth Streets
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Joan Dickson-Poynder
Lord and
Islington
England
Pay Johnston
Rankin’s
High Prairie
the World Company
Henry
Coupeletton
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