Haskell Cubs Rout Salina Indians in Salina Clash
In Salina Kansas the Haskell Indians defeated Salina Indians 71 to 0 at the opening of the game. Loramy Anderson scored a forty yard touchdown and later Davis and Anderson added more. The Indians led 33 to 0 at halftime and pulled away in the second half with multiple touchdowns and strong line play.
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Eese
Reneler
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Faucett
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Syiaa
Welsit Athsay
Shinkell Alton Grandaltelmeyl
Waltzey
Prowelt Laindstram
Juneau
Nalany
Alton
Coklecs
Crandal
Sedim- K. U. of Commerce
Louridow Iz
Lemore Toick
Defends His Jewelry: Lawrence Clubs for Best Golf Pair
Lawrence business rivals enter an impromptu golf contest at the Lawrence Country Club to decide who owns the claim of producing the best golfers. Gustafson and Crowder showcase a bronze and silver trophy pin, with challenges already filed from Barteldes Company and Carl Clothing Store as others await their turn. Select Hairdressing Shop announces a new location at 969 Vermont Street with appointment contact.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Country Club
B. G. Gustafson
Walter Crowder
Isustafson
Gustafson
Crowder
Carl
Real estate transfers in Lawrence and nearby additions
Transfers list multiple conveyances including W P Williams and wife to George Hazard for 2200 on Sindlaix addition, W Fred Lindley to Tillian Lindley for 450 on Lindley addition, Kasdold to Ralph Bergman for 2000 on Pinckney street lots, Tila Plaskett to Alfred Wiggins for 1.00 on Sinclair’s addition, Nicholas to Lillian Hartup for 5 percent estate share of Thomas Hartup, Otis Perkins and wife to Arthur Evans for 1 on 134 Raymond Place, plus a notice line from Rankin's Drug Store.
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W.P. Williams
George W. Hazard
Sindlaix
Lawrence
W. Fred Lindley
Tillian
Hanson
Lindley
Christian E. Kasdold
Ralph Bergman
Pinckney Street
Tila B. Plaskett
Alfred JG. Wiggins
Otis Perkins
Arthur Evans
Raymond Place
West
Douglas Co Be Well Represented At Hereford Sale
Douglas county secures strong representation at the Semi-Annual Hereford Cattle Sale to be hosted October 4 1919 in Ottawa Kansas by the Eastern Kansas Hereford Cattle Breeders Association. Four Douglas breeders Robert Steele Roger Williams M B Starr and C C Watters consign high quality cows heifers and bulls as Ottawa Chamber funds park pavilion prep. Local merchants Kennedy Plumbing Co urges careful lighting for eye health.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Forest Park
Ottawa
Robert 4. Steele
Richland
Kanets
Roger M. Williams
Lawrence
M. B. Starr
Eudora
Wellisville
Chamber of Commerce
Morest Park
Eastern Kansas, Hereford Breeders Association
Hereford
Kangas
Personal notices from Elwood and surrounding areas
Major and Mrs H and family of Elwood Kansas visit daughter Mrs Arthur MacMurray in Lawrence. Gus Wahl heads to California for months. Harold Constant tours Kansas City and Ottawa with C H Constant and W E Williams party, then returns. Mrs George Crump of Carthage TN visits sister Mrs W L Ewing in Ottawa. Mrs James Edmunson visits Kansas City. Lieut Minor R Pyles leaves for Camp Grant after visiting. Rev M Lee Sorey and Dr Mrs Arthur Burden attend Kansas City ministerial meeting. Margaret Gregory plans move to Washington DC after visiting Hammond family in High Prairie neighborhood. John P Culp leaves for Denver and San Francisco with daughter Mrs N E Berry.
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Harold Constant
Kansas City
C. H. Constant
W. E. Williams
Ottawa
Lawrence
M. Lee Sorey
Arthur Burden
Margaret Gregory
Maine
Hammond
High Prairie
Ant
Wammond
Miss .Gregory
Washington, D. C
Tanjac claims relief from long illness and joint ailments
A farmer from Galer credits Tanjac with curing chronic pains and back trouble for himself and his wife after years of sickness. The couple reports restored appetite, better sleep, and renewed energy. The medicine is sold in several towns including Eudora and Big Springs through local druggists.
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Staplée
Pend Tanjac
Tanjac
Bawrerice
Round Corner Drug Co
City Dru
Eudora
H. A. White
Big Springs
George H. Bason Moves to Lenex to Live with Mother
George H. Bason moved to Lenexa last week to live with his mother. N. C. Elder, our local banker, spent part of last week on business in Kansas City. Allen's Tar k Grocery advertises fresh goods, courteous treatment and excellent delivery.
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George H. Bason
Lenenworth
N.c. Elder
Kansas City
Allen's Tark Grocery
Aly
Baldwin Community Notes On Visitors And Senate
A Baldwin Kansas gathering drew thirty two autos filled with Kansas City boosters who toured the town Saturday afternoon. Local students and residents, including Helen Wilson, Daisy Beard Elwell, and Fred Newcomb, hosted visitors and shared updates on college and teaching posts at Baker College. The day featured short songs and pamphlet handouts, while families learned of births, marriages, and local comings and goings through informally shared news.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce “Good Fellowship
Baldivin
Baldwin
W. M. Blacashier
Baldwin State Agik
A Strict Professor Gurney and a Dizzy Student
In Graduates' Magazine an anecdote recounts Professor Gurney a stern disciplinarian who scolded drones and evildoers. A pupil Drake failed to translate Cicero and claimed no understanding until Gurney remarked they had learned the passage beforehand.
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Gurney
Khaled
Cicero
Drake
Twake
Av Stout
Andi Drake
Star Vated Graduates’ Magazine
Dinner table budgeting turns into penny plan
The Lane family enforces a money-for-grimace rule for stains during meals. Ten year old Fro pays for gravy and tomato splashes, handing over coins to cover spots. His calm attitude and the sister’s reminder reveal a family joke about enjoying meals after paying penalties. Rt. Rev. George Gauthier observes silver jubilee of ordination in Montreal.
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Lane
Fro
Indinanapolis
George Gauthier
Montreal
KU Football Scrimmage Injuries Spark 1917 Hopeful Lineup
Kansas University reports five fall candidates sidelined by injuries after last week’s scrimmages with the Freshmen. Pringle Bonn Saunders Marxen Duff among those hurt, with ankles knees and shoulders affected. Backfield strength expected by opening game versus Pittsburg as new talent Cowgill Shartliffe Reid Lupher Wood vie for roles. Meantime, veterans from the Thirtieth and Twenty-seventh Divisions reunite in Gronnville, SC to mark their anniversary and battle influenza with atomizers from Tonkin's Drug Store. Bangor Maine notes its 150th founding anniversary.
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Tean
Pringle
Bunnanil Saunders
Marxen
Dave
Duff
Saunders
Bonn
Pittsburg
Ja ‘Ker
McCarty
K. I
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Cowgill
Shartliffe
K. U
Shurtliffe
KK. U
Tad” Reid
Reid
Bitte
Jayhawkers
Laslett
Lonborg Atenix
Roaches
Alliantage
Fringie
Mandeville
Simons
Knoter
Lupher
Wood
Marxen Ant Nettles
Avattress
Smith
Reedy
Ruble
Desmon
Today’s Anniversaries Highlight Catholic Bishop and Historic Events
Read of Yale born Westphalia’s first Catholic bishop Laers who died in Cleveland. Other notes mark 1812 temperance order in New York, 1862 Bottin born in Natal, 1894 tin-plate mills closing, 1911 Italy-Turkey war, 1940 Germans failing to pierce Allied center, 1975 loan accord totaling 240.9 million, and 1916 von Falkenhayn actions near the Rek Tower.
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Yale
John Henry Laers
Fort Wayne
Ind
Westphalia
Germany
Cleveland
Order of the Seffs of
New York City
Louis Bottin
South Africa
Man
Greytown
Natal
Pretoria
Nathan “Cg. Meeker
Gresley Choin
Colorado
Land
United States
Italy
Turkey
Anlo-French
Gayrmans
von Falkenhayn
Red Tower
Vasha
Paris
Funeral of A A Hicks Remembers Popular Man
Funeral services for A A Hicks drew several hundred mourners to his home near the city after he died last week crossing the Union Pacific. Floral casket displays and tribute by Rev Lee Sorey of the Christian church highlighted the event. I O O F members attended in a body and the Magonie quartet with Prof Carl A Preyer provided music.
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A. A. Hicks
Union Pacific
Lee Sorey
The
Christian Church
Magonie Ouartette
Prof
Car
A. Preyer
Mrs Mary Barnes Back From San Diego And Reports on McCurdy Family
Mrs Mary Barnes returns from six months in San Diego California saying the McCurdy boys are well Charles McCurdy loves his new home and recently sold his poultry ranch stocked with two thousand pallets though it was profitable due to heavy labor needs Lowney s and Liggett s chocolates at McCulloch s Drug Store Adv Governor Bamberger calls a special Utah legislature session to act on the federal suffrage amendment.
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Mary Barnes
San Diego
California
McCurdy
Charles McCurdy
Bamberger
Utah
What Is Rheumatism and How S S S Claims to Help
Doubtful sufferers ask how rheumatism starts and why they endure pain. The ad claims a germ in the blood causes rheumatism and that S S S blood treatment has helped for over fifty years, with testimonials on file. It urges to write Chief Medical Adviser at Specific Co. Dept. 4 at jagta for treatment details.
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God
Peste Specific Co
Atjagta
Ram London Fetches 8400 At Lingalnshire Sale
At the annual Lingalnshire long-wool ram sale on Sept 29 a ram named London sold for 8400 dollars, setting a new high in the sale. The bidding reflected strong demand for premier breeding stock and the high price milestone was noted as a record.
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London
Lingalnshire
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