Word: stationer
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...football squad which many prophesied after the University's ineffectual showing against the Middlebury team last Saturday. Chief in the shifts made by Coach Fisher in the Stadium lineups yesterday was the transfer of Earl Evans '24 from the end of the line to his old station at tackle. Another change came when L. L. Robb '25 was shifted from the quarterback squad and told to report to the end coaches. Still further rearrangements in the lineup are expected after the next few days of strenuous practice. For although yesterday's practice was comparatively light, it is certain that...
...West Virginia University Agricultural Station, poultry experts have developed breeds of chickens with two sets of ovaries, which alternately lay elongated and normal eggs. They hope to develop hens to lay two eggs...
...author's name and pseudonym. (4) The Babson Statistical Organization will not give out information bearing on any of the subjects. (5) The closing date is October 1, 1924, when essays must be in the hands of Mr. R. B. Westfield, secretary of the American Economic Association, Yale Station, New Haven, Connecticut...
Even though it may become necessary to station regular policemen within the Stadium at the football game with Middlebury next Saturday, military guards will also be on duty just as they were at last week's game, according to a statement made yesterday by Mr. F. W. Moore, Graduate Treasurer of the Harvard Athletic Association. Early in the week it was reported that District Attorney O'Brien had complained that the policing furnished by these men was inadequate. Mr. Moore stated that the soldiers on duty at the Rhode Island State game were all members of the Field Artillery unit...
...monkey only cost $35, the owners hurried to the Cambridge police station to protest against the illegal rent. A policeman accompanied the plaintiffs to the boarding house and after examining the evidence fixed the damages at $10. Reluctantly she announced that they could phone later and she would consult her husband, but on Sunday Central said that the number had been disconnected. Yesterday, however, Mrs. Buralk telephoned the owners and admitted that she will have to give in. The house was in a mess and Kinney had devoured "The Book of Knowledge...