Wrestling Results From Turners Hall Spectacle
A large Turners Hall crowd watched five wrestling bouts Friday night. The Human Eel defeated Freddie in two straight falls, Diamond Clark fell to Simmons, and Lexington champion William LeJeune lost to Kid Farmington in two swift contests. The third bout ended 6 0 in favor of the locals. In a separate note, Harding hit a home run with two runners aboard, and Jay collected two safeties across Sunday outings.
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Turners’ Hall
Eel
Freddie
Diamond” Clark
C. Simmons
Simmons
Diamond
Lexington
William LeJeune
Kid
Farmington
Harding
Jay
Wentworth Defeats Kemper 4 to 1 in District Ball Game
Wentworth 4 Kemper 1. Monday’s game at Kemper Military School Boonville ended 4 to 1 for Wentworth. The first inning produced all Wentworth runs while Kemper threatened later, scoring once in the eighth. Collins pitched shutout innings with bases loaded threats, sealing the win.
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Kemper Military School
Boonville
Wentworth
Kemper
Collins
Wentworth Flinger
Pluvius Triumphs in Rainy Sunday Game
J Pluv wins at Athletic Park as Kansas City Young Men's Social Club and Athletics both lose. Wet weather limited play to two innings, visitors likely glad for moisture after a sparsely played game.
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Athletic Park
Young Men's Social Club of
Kansas City
Athletics
J. Pluv
Missouri Boy A World’s Champion Track Star
Bob Simpson a University of Missouri junior from Bosworth equaled the 120 yard high hurdle world record at the Penn Relay Games in Philadelphia. The grass track made the feat notable and he stands out as a top Missouri athlete with agriculture studies amid other local business ads from Rock Port mutuals.
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Missouri
Bosworth
Bob” Simpson
Philadelphia
Simpson
University of Missouri At Columbia
Commencement Week at Missouri U Adds Alumni Appeal
Commencement Week at the University of Missouri in Columbia runs May 26 to June 1 with new features to attract alumni and guests. Highlights include outdoor pageants by Education School and University women, class reunions such as 1891's twenty fifth anniversary, and events from track meets to academic processions and the president’s address.
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University of Missouri At Columbia
School of Education
John Andrew Rice
D. D
St. Louis
School of Engineering
Stephens
College of Agriculture
School of Journalism
Forrest Donnell
Phi Beta Kappa
Alumni Association
University
School of Law
University Glee Club
A. Ross Hill
Best substitute foods for baby milk explained
An article advises on artificial infant feeding recommending modified cow’s milk as the preferred substitute to mother’s milk. It covers cow breeds for best milk, pasteurization care, and the use of orange juice to prevent scurvy, with cautions about condensed milk and the need for clean barns and sterilized utensils.
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Holstein
Aryshires
Jerseys
Guernseys
Actor Farnum Fears One Thing Mice In Film
William Farnum, star earning about $100000 yearly in the William Fox production Fight Blood, fears mice due to a childhood cradle bite. His courage in stunts is praised, but he keeps mice at bay and even uses mouse protectors for elephants during transport.
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Farnum
William Farnum
William Fox
Mr. Farnum
Lexington High Alumni Banquet Scheduled for May 29
The Alumni banquet at Lexington High School will be held Monday May 29 at 6 30 p m. Tickets are available from High School students and will not be sold after Friday May 26. A good program accompanies the banquet with admission set at 75 cents.
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Lexington High School
Police Court Proceedings Highlight Local Drunkenness and Fines
In Lexington police court Monday morning William Lee, a negro, fined $1 and costs for drunkenness and held over for nonpayment. Lawrence Miller, a stranger, charged with vagrancy and obtaining money under false pretenses, fined $1 and costs but held over. John Donovan, arrested for drunkenness, given 30 minutes to leave the city. William Ferguson, colored, pled guilty to common assault, fined $5.80. Flora Gates, defending, pled guilty to common assault and paid $5.80. Julian Parrish, a stranger, fined $6.25 or 30 minutes to leave the city.
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William Lee
Lawrence Miller
Lexington
John Donovan
William Ferguson
South 10Th Street
Main Street
Gates
Flora Gates
Flora
Julian Parrish
Julian
Card of Thanks for Mrs Barbara Gabel
We thank all who kindly assisted us during the last sickness and burial of our beloved mother Mrs Barbara Gabel.
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Barbara Gabel
Reverend Burton Speaks at Corder High Alumni Banquet
Reverend F M Burton addressed the Alumni banquet at Corder High School on Wednesday, delivering remarks to former students and guests gathered for the event. He spoke on school history, community ties, and future plans for the district.
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F. M. Burton
Corder
Corder High School
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Westerman & Rankin
Clyde Wright
J. Pluvius
Rock Port Mutual Insurance Companies
H. F. Stapel
Rockport
Castoria
Albert James
Edwin
Internestal Credit Nlan
Ible
Ted
Marr
Yan
Per Es Eee
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J.L
A. E. Lombard
More Ave
Kansas
I.y
M. U
M. P. Ravenel
Department of Preventative Medicine
University of Missouri
Star
Johnson
Kix Bros
Police ‘Court
Express
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