Stop Look and Listen urged by University leaders in 1920
Frank M Vey of the University of Kentucky urges all citizens to embrace thrift, hard work, and production to restore prosperity. He says money exists but goods are scarce, strikes won’t help, and saving with government savings securities is the path forward for a productive future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Men of America
Frank M’vey
University of Kentucky
Dr. M’vey
Treasury Department
Blues Moonlight Picnic Delights University Fellows
University toilers enjoy a moonlit picnic hosted by the Blues at Linker's mill seven miles east of town. Guests rode in trucks and cars, savoring lavish lunches and ice cream while serenading Ricks Hall. Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Ramey thanked for gracious chaperonage as the group returned home at eleven.
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Linker’s Mill
America
Ricks Hall
Rogers
Red and Blue Nine Falls to Ole Miss in First Game
In an unusually sharp series opener, Ole Miss shuts out Alabama A and M 3 to 0. Mitchell struck out 12 as A and M built a three-run first inning on hits and errors, while Holmes allowed few clean hits and saw defensive miscues cost them. Both teams threatened again with missed opportunities before the game ends.
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Carney
Ole Miss
Ferguson
Preachers
Geovy
E. Wilson
Olelis
Barbour
Henderson
University of Mississippi
Mitchell
Ole Hills
Holmes
Maroons
I. Wiltose
Mississipp
Howell
Klindworth
Short
Wood
Clayton
Cole
Crutz
D. W. Holmes
P. Wilson
U. of Miss
Arrhoa
Fi. Wilson
Woods
Kirk
Cease
Farmer
Brown
Haihurn
Wobtini
aTsacmek
Miss. A. & M
K'worth
Lyon
Critz
Eve
Cobbyil
Ole Miss Drops Hard-Fought Opener in Series Clash
Errors-Wood 2 Critz. Stolen bases-R Lyon 2. Sacrifice hit Clayton. Struck out By Russell 4 by Carney G. Hit by pitcher P Wilson by Russell. Time 2 00. Umpire Wilson Auburn. Both games were close and Ole Miss earned credit for a brisk fight to the end. They expect support from the student body to win the next two games of the series here Friday and Saturday.
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Howell
Russell
Ole Miss
Klindworth
Clayton
Barfour
Hathorn
U.s P. U
Patton
Pritchard
Oxford
Ferguson
P. Score
cAtee
Rf Eenewee
Buckley
Sen Eenenee
P. Wilson
Wove
Barbour
Moore
C Eene Eee
Carney
FE. Wilson
Wood
Kirke
Heen Miss. A. & M
Farmer
R. Lyon
Henderson
Hees
Critz
O Holimes
Saunders
Carney G
Ole Miss to Build Fastest Southern Track
Ole Miss moves to construct a top track and football field with possible airplane landing. Students have raised 1000 dollars, Oxford city will match, Dr Fant and Chancellor Powers add 2000 more, totaling 6000 dollars for the project. Work starts after the current session with broad student support.
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Ole Miss
Oxford
Dr. Fant
Powers
Dorrah
Alcohol crime surge in Sweden in 1919 quarters
Recent statistics from a Swedish student anti alcohol group show crimes attributed to alcohol were five times higher in Q2 1919 than in Q1 1918, highlighting a dramatic rise in alcohol related offenses.
Baseball box score summary totals and highlights
The record lists two-base hits by Barbour and Farmer, sacrifice hits by Patton twice, Love, and Moore, Barbour, Hathorn with stolen bases by Love, Moore, Barbour, and Hathorn. Double plays Nelson to Moore and Buckley to Patton. Ferguson threw a wild pitch and 4 walks, 7 strikeouts. Carney 8 strikeouts. Time 1:45. Umpire Stone.
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Barbour
Farmer
Patton
Love
Moore
Hathorn
Nelson
Buckley
Ferguson
Carney
Stone
Poem of gratitude and resolve within memorial walls
A lyrical piece praising a revered institution or building as a vessel of dreams and memory. It speaks of dignity, spirits of the departed, and the ascent toward success, with lines about beginnings, grace, and lasting embrace. The speaker envisions the place as throned in hearts, guiding onward resolve.
Sugar two kinds in a muddled essay and college presidents
A fragmented piece discusses two kinds of sugar with humorous contrasts and notes a surge of college and university presidents resigning in spring. It lists several presidents by name and position, mentions a Shady Grove Poultry Club member shipping tomato cans, and ends with a proverb about rich girls.
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Arthur Twining Hadley
Yale
Lis
Poultry and Canning Club
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S Naml
Croice
Columbia Records
Oxford Furniture Co
Miss
P.A
RED and Blue
Groy
Pabour
KE. Wilson
Happy
Em.” Farmer
C. Wilson
Cive Moonlight
RED and
Blue Nine
Aggies
Carney and Holmes
Wilson
Mississippi Agres
University of Mis
Sip i
U. A
Klinworth
Lyons
Cobb
Ole Miss A. & M
Cinder
UGAR
Win Erle Sparks
Pennsylvania State College
Edgar, F
Smith
University of Pennsylvania
M. L. Burton
University of Minnesota
Edmund James
University of, Illinois
W. H. Crawford
Allegheny College
Frank Strong
University of Kansas
Jau
Watist
Katie Belle McManus
Shady, Grove
Copiah County
Engi the Sh Coney Limited
Davis, Mize & Co
Oxford, Miss
LMC Pree
George Fitzmacgirice
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