Washburn College Yell Practice Sparks Campus Spirit
Washburn College students, professors, and athletes unite in a rousing yell practice in Me View chapel. The event features a full display of school songs and chants, including the famed Rock Chalk yell, as Weather threatens, the campus braces for a Topeka game while the band performs and Professor Towne coordinates.
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Me- View
Attcius
Prof
Towne
Boyn
Amon
Anos
University
Sone
Ahiniol
Asi
Dr Snow to Speak at Dallas Cotton Exposition
Lawrence Kan Oct 21 Dr Snow Kansas University chancellor has accepted invitation to address the Southern Cotton Exposition in Dallas Texas next week He will discuss the contagious diseases of insects and the boll weevil problem hoping to aid cotton growers He previously fought the Kansas chinch bug and developed a germ to eradicate pests in wheat fields
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Snow
Lawrence
Kan
Huow
Kansas
Wniveratty
Dulles
Tex
Cotton Crower
Siow
Kensas Farmora
Chancellor Snow
Diemae
Eld
Governor Bailey Speaks at Newton Republican Banquet
Newton Kansas October 31 Governor W J Bailey addressed five hundred attendees at the Harvey County Republican banquet. Toasts were given by A L Green Topeka Frederick Harrie Ottawa G W Kanayel Topeka J E Frazier Donald Kinney Erm Hrenine W H Von der Heiden and S S Peters Newton amid a formal event marking the party gathering.
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Newton
Kan
Harvey County
W. J. Bailey
A. L. Green
Topeka
Frederick 3 .Harrie
Ottawa
G. W. Kanayel Yopeka
J. E Frazier
Donald Kinney
Erm Hrenine
W. H.von der Heiden
R Peters
Thistle Drops Out As Forage Crop Proves Unreliable
Northwes t Kansas farmers report the Russian thistle declines in abundance after past alarm. Cattle in trials ate it as hay with good results but wet seasons hindered cultivation. Ranchers near Laramie failed to grow it this year due to moisture, yet plan to sow larger areas hoping for a future forage crop.
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Coburn
Kansas
Northwest
Wyoming
Laramie
Mesarn
Whitehouse
Palmier
Pat
Lara Mit Plains
Cattie
Palmer
County inspectors eye salvage of washed away bridge span
County commissioners plan to Move up Sardou Avenue to inspect the spar of a bridge washed away by flood. They believe the span can be saved and returned to its resting place without bending or twisting and stored until the bridge is rebuilt. They will review wrecks of other river bridges to see if materials can aid smaller county bridges across creeks.
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Sardou Avenue
Snaller
Rock Island Buys Hald and Anadarke RR
Guthie Ok Oct 2 The Hald and Anadarke railroad with all its stations rolling stock and property sold to the Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railway. Deed signed by C H Warren vice president and George H Crosby secretary of the E and A railroad. Territory Secretary Grimes witnessed transfer. Consideration $2 622 000.
Real estate transfers listing multiple properties in Anderson and Orchard Place
Real estate transfers show M F Church and wife to W M and F J Forbes for 169, lot 37 and 88 on Sue ant Fox road, Anderson add. J B Chapmin and husband to B L Schafer for 700, lot 214 Gratton street. John Poley and wife to W D Anderson for 410, Aw 14 lot 24 Runt Home's add. Orchard Place Co to B H Knox for 357.70, lots 56S and a Wes Harrison street. F Hartman to F Hammond for 32000, fate 1 and run 1% 813 Garfield avenue Williams add. L Hirsbaum to C Forbes for 55, lots 487-89 and 1 North Tyler street. C B Jewsl and wife to W Tyler for 481 and 3 Fillmore street. A B Poole and wife to C M Adams for 110, lots 526-77 and 79 Clay street Edward's tract ub.
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W. MM
F. J. Forbes
Sueant Fox Road
Anderson
J. B. Chapmin
B. L. Schafer
Gratton Street
Heery
John Poley
WD. Anderson
The
Orchard Place Co
BH. Knox
Wes Harrison
Orchard Place
F. Hartman
Hammond
Fate
Garfield Avenue
Williams
L. Hirsbaum
C. Forbes
Tyler Street
First Ward
C. B. Jewsl
W. Tyler
Fillmore Street
A. B Poole
C. ML Adams
Clay Street
Edward's Tract
Betting Favors Yale in New Thayer Practice
In Thayer Conn Oct, Yale holds a 25 minute secret practice for the Columbia game. Kenney and Hogan play ten minutes. Bowman and Oarley sit out. Banford predicts Yale a fair margin win with bets at 3 to 1 Yale, 2 to 1 Columbia no score, and 2 to 1 Yale scores twice.
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Yale
New Thayer
Conn
Columbia
Kenney
Hogan
Bowman
Oarley
Fonter Banford
Yule
Onargin
Penton
Columbie
Ule
Western football rankings hinge on six Big Nine games
Chicago on October 31 forecasts a pivotal round as six top Big Nine teams clash. Madison hosts Chicago Wisconsin, Minnesota visits Minnesota, Northwestern battles Purdue, with implications for the Western championship. Scattered notes warn of tetanus risks from wounds linked to rusty items and unsafe remedies.
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Chicago
Chicaio Monte
Wisconsin
Madison
Minnesota
Minhead
Northwestern
Cherepuien
Michapolli Minnots
Yost Confident Despite Minnesota Strength Eleven
Minnesota coach Yost voiced confidence in his Gopher squad after practice at Northrop field. He noted several players limited by injuries but said O’Brien may see action and that the team feels husky and ready for the game. Wisconsin coach Wout acknowledged Minnesota’s advantages while predicting a tough contest akin to last year’s Badger showdown.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Ovt
Gopher
Northrop Field
O'Brien
Yost
Fitzpatrick
Minnespolis Fs
West
Farmers to Discuss Interurban Rail Link Topeka Meeting
A sizable delegation of western park and eastern Wetainese farmers head to Topeka next Tuesday evening to debate a plan for an electric interurban line connecting several western and southwestern towns to Council Grove. Secretary T J Anderson of the Dover Keen club announced the appointed delegates and alternates from Dover and Keen, listing many local names and positions.
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Usaday
Western Park
Ha Wrree
Astern Wetainese
Dh Topeka
Tootka
Council Grove
T. J. Anderson
Commercial Club
Dover
Keene
MM. Latile
Dr. P. Bradley
Brownlee
Floyd Reem
Alex Lindsey
George Kimball
Il Ewings
L. Bond
John Tomson
J. W Winter
MM. Paterson
James Towson
Robert Hest
James Blwy
W. C. Sniyder
Gere Blackford
J. E. Caldwell
T. Tomtony
Aled Lees Keene
Baird
A. 5
Wade
Arthur Cates
A. Seaman
B. Miller
George Sawyer
T. P. Babst
A. Rogers
W. K. Beach
R. McMathew
Fr. Mossman
George Eberlabart
W. F. Riley
Preston A Perry to lecture series at Topeka high school
The Topeka Federation of Clubs secures Preston A Perry of New York City for a three lecture series at Topeka High School. This will be his first Topeka appearance. Topics include Some Famous Books and Their Makers on November 6, Homes and Haunts of Some American Authors on November 7, and Authors I Have Known on November 9. Tickets go on sale at Washburn and Bethany colleges, Sairsfield’s, Rowley & Starn’s, Roehs’s music store, and Halls God Zercher’s book stores. Season tickets cost $1, single admission 50 cents.
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New York
Topeka Federation of Clubs
New York City
Perry
Topeka
Washburn and
Bethany Colleges
Sairsfield's
Rowley & Starn
Roehs’s
God Zercher
The Artist and the Moonshine Bear Attack
A North Carolina tale recounts an artist who visited a cabin to paint mountain scenery. He sneaked near a moonshine still and was surprised by three bears who dragged him about and danced him around. The bears finally released him, and the artist survived, hailed by the narrator’s wife as clever and lucky.
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New York
Dan Bhaw
Sam
Bald Hill
Dan Shaw
Coum
Heller
Kimeby
Reller
Chew
M. Quad
Crescens Exhibition Postponed by Rain at Park
Kansas City reports heavy rain forced postponement of Crescens record attempt at the driving park. The Airertors club officers met in the Miland parlors last night and rescheduled the event for Monday afternoon to carry out their Orla-Hiss programme.
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Crescens
Kansas City
Miland
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Market Report
Market report from Kansas City and Chicago shows receipts of cattle, hogs, and sheep with mixed price movements. Cattle receipts around 1,000 head at KC with steady to higher quotes, hogs about 1,000 head steady, sheep and lambs steady, plus wholesale grain and wool market notes from Chicago and St. Louis.
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Kansas City
Sheavy
Mi le Beseas
Tarmies
Femme
Range Watherr
Chicago
St. Louis
Texas
Wanted Atroners at Gem Laundry and Misc Rentals
A jumble of classified ads lists helpwanted notes for atroners at Gem laundry and past work, plus for rent rooms with heat and water, sale of a room house on Hawthorne Street Auburndale, store, and various fruit and produce prices. Also notes about sale prices on pantry items and groceries with Bay area locations and contact cues.
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Gem Laundry
Fiee
Holliday Arras
Hawthorne St
Auburndale
Suribarat Peninsula
Madison St
Anal Pipes
Monroe
Sona
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