KU Punters Lead Kansas Football Punting Duel in Practice
Kansas football coaches Clark and Schlademan continued controlled practice with no scrimmage. McAdams and Krueger fenced in a punting duel, McAdams averaging 25 yards to Krueger’s slightly lower mark. Passing totals reached 25 attempts with high completion rates, and placekicking showed Wilson five of seven and McDonald four of seven. A fight scrimmage is planned for tomorrow with a possible game against Hastings on Varsity field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Schlademan
McAdams
Krueger
Wilson
McDonald
Varsity
Haskell
Blks Bowling Scores Lead Local Meet
High bowlers Teter Hetzel delivered 293 290 286 289 as Blks led with 289 272 276 378 totals. Rising and Newby posted strong figures as top men. enrollment at State Manual Training Normal tops 1525 with overcrowded junior high classes. Rotary interstate meeting set for September 29. government horses shipped from Fort Riley to Fort Leavenworth. W Y Morgan to speak at Kansas State fair Friday September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetzel
Teter
Newby
Pierson
Graeber
Pittsburg
Morgan
Hutchinson
W. Y. Morgan
Kansas State’ Fair
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Cure
A man narrates his wife’s decade long illness blamed on gall stones gastritis and intestinal inflammation and credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with initial improvement after the first dose The ad claims the preparation removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract allays inflammation and cures stomach gall bladder and intestinal ailments including appendicitis with a money back guarantee. Round Corner Drug Store and druggists elsewhere sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Russians revive popular sport in Moscow races enthrall crowds
Moscow reopens harness racing under Soviet Horse Department led by General Brussiloff. Government owns most trotters, profits fund famine relief, crowds fill track near old residences, women frequent boxes, and turnout remains high despite derelict grandstands. Games run three days weekly as riders and soldiers maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Petrograd
Sapien
Soviet Horse Department
General Brussiloff
Pleasant Grove Motor Trip Report From Pleasant Grove
Eight local families joined in a motor trip to Swope Park in Kansas City via Baldwin and Olathe on the Santa Fe trail. They toured the zoo, shared a cafeteria style dinner, and returned by Bonner Springs and Tonganoxie, with plans to visit Lawrence along the Fort to Fort road. Several residents attended events in Topeka and Lawrence, and Pleasant Grove school opened with 33 students led by Miss Mary. Community life included visits, church notes, and weather-driven farming activity as rains arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Kansas City
A. H. Boehle
Elmer Campbell
Kriss Blanche
Boehle
George Markley
Columbia
Philly Fleshman
High Prairie
Jesse Markley
Roy ‘Puckett
Markley
John Brohammer
Chamie Brohammer
David Williams
Amos Flory
Haldwin
Olathe
Santa Fe Trail
An ‘Baldwin
Park
Bonner Springs
Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Fort-to-Fort
Boehley
Reece ‘Swimley
Pleasant Grove
Mary
High Prairie School
Madre McCall
Enyeart
Missouri
Baker University
James Wright
France
Carruth
Carolyn Ulrich
Herschel
Ulrich
Wright
Baldwin
Heaston
Frances
Helen
D. F. Heaston
Mabel Heaston
Whittier
California
Harvey Craig
Ring show of local visitors and fair attendance
Mr and Mrs George Coffman returned Tuesday from Missouri. Mr and Mrs George Banks visited F D Millers. Rev McAferty and families called along with George Miller and daughter Mary. Margaret Coffman and Rosy and Alice Osborn stayed home over weekend. Visitors at W R Tuckers included C E B Stan wix and George Tucker. Gregory Siler Stan wix Cox group attended Topeka fair midweek and Thursday. Ladies Aid plans to meet at an upcoming date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coffman
Missouri
George Banks
F. D. Miller
Rev. McAferty
George Miller
Mary
Elliot
Margaret Coffman
Rosy
Alice Osborn
W. R. Tuckers
C. EB. Stanwix
Mr. Day
George Tucker
Gregory
George Siler
C.E. Stanwix
Cox
Geo. Dornan
Ladies Aid
Community notes and travel plans from weekly column
Mrs Fred Gregory changes date to Thursday the 28 instead of the 21. Mr and Mrs F D Miler and Ruth visit Mr and Mrs George Dews. Mr and Mrs F O Richardson and Mr and Mrs A Pontigs call on H Hird. Miss Elnora Anderson weekends at Lone Star with home folks. Dr Charles Siler and three children visit his brother George Siler and family. Siler has been a missionary recently. Mr and Mrs Chas Siler study at medical university in Philadelphia. they and children plan to sail October 1 from San Francisco to China. Geo Siler family and Dr Siler travel to Lawrence where Dr Siler spoke at the Christian church. Also local ads for Seni-Anthracite lump on track and coal prices from Derby Grain Co and Ruw Valley Fuel Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sanders
Altoona
Lawrence
Sanders
Mr. Sanders
Fair Myer
Althond
Burlington
Fall
River
Bmlington
John Jones
Columbia
Pleasant Grove
Beng
Flory
Hyatt
William Flory
Walter Deny
Roy Deny
Avery Hibner
Carl Rothrock
Carl Peterson
John Gimblett
Lawerenee
Heaston
G. W. Boland
al van Hoesen
Mohler
Virgie Landis
Marshall Churchbaugh
Nevee Swimley
Harvey
Clyde Puckett
Ezra Churchbaugh
CG. N. Peterson
Vermont Street
Noah
Leon
Leonard Williams
Baldwin
Sandy Williams
Mrs. Campbell
Bonner Springs
Stella
Lucille
Walter Deay
Owen, Flory
Elmer Flory
Hallie
Ralph Peterson
Ezra Shuler
Franklin County
Hibner
Avery
Boland
Mrs. Flory
A. E. Puckett
Fountain
Colorado
Gencoe’ Inn
Pike’s Péak
Justie Puck
Ett
Mr. Puckett
Puckett
Charlie Jacobs
Everett Eberhart
Organ Facory
Harold Rothrock
Bleakley
Clyde Packett
Lewis Churchbaugh
Charlie Williams
Lucille Campbell
Art Campbell
Mr. Meinke
Campbell
Ira Rothrock
Fred Gregory
F. D. Miler
Ruth
Carl’ Hird
George Dews
F. O. Richardson
A. Pontigs
H. Hird
Elnora Anderson
Lone Star
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K.U. Punters
BLKS
Independence
Rotary Club
Cherryvale
Coffeyville
Chanute
Parsons
Io'a Needesha
Kan
Bartlesville
Nowata
Okla
Leavenworth
Fort Riley
Fort Leavenworth
General Service
Fr Aiece
Merchant Financial Wreck
Kaw Valley Fuel Co
Matthews, Lumber Co
Kansas
Emporia
Burgteyry Holaub Insurance
Mae * Cores
Charltoneae Agency
Derby Grain Co
Ruw Valley Fuel Co
of Stad
Rotarex
Apex
East $Th
Kahn
Oxford and Burton
Westinghouse
W. L- Douglas Shoes
Sfer and
Pany
Wiedemann’s Tea Room Service
Cluell, Peabolty & Caine
Troy
Ober Jr
Charles Little Coal Co
G A
Palmer Lire & Batte Co
E. W. Penchard
Ith and
Sre
Peerless Garage
A. L. Williams
Abe Wolfson
Mutual Sampson
19Th and
Mass
N. H. Tih and Ark
Mutual Oil Company
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