Local mills lead in flour output with Atchison ahead
June figures from the Federal Reserve show Atchison mills producing 208,159 barrels, leading several Southwestern centers. Omaha and St Joseph output 86,439 and 97,649 barrels respectively as local mills expand to meet heavy orders. Total regional production nears 534,090 with strong future demand anticipated for Blair Pillsbury Lukens plants.
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Omaha
St. Joe
Atchison
United States
Federal Reserve Bank For
Blair
Pillsbury
Lukens
Federal Reserve Bank
Nei Estes
Kansas City
Salina
Lomytt St
Atchison Day's Doings Highlights Local Moves
Local brief notes cover Tamco cigars, band concerts, travel plans of residents, health exams in Kansas City, a new electric lantern invention, and St Benedict's College possible stop of Abbey Student. Also reports on car theft recovery, store moves, and Scouts at Camp Brittain with leaders named Eugene Roper William Spaun Robert Brashay and Scoutmaster Joe Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
Father Norbert
St. Benedict's
Atchison
Boulder
Colo
Colorado University
St. Benedict's College
Abbey Student
the Rambler
R. W. Ramsay
John McCune
Colorado Springs
Troy
Kas
Auburn
Mich
A. J. Schoenecker
University of Missouri
Columbia
Merlin McRae
Hiawatha
Marshall U. S. Auto Supply Co
Bob Moss, Jr
Ham
McRae
Globe
Effingham
Herbert C. Hawk
Walter Boney
Atchison Boy Scouts
Camp Brittain
Eugene Roper
William Spaun
Robert Brashay
E. H. Johnson
Atchison Street
Lee Ostertag
A. Ostertag
Helen Ostertag
Kansas City
New York
Helen
East Side
al Smith
Kansas
Frank Roche
Jay Smith
Jupiter
Lee
Jackson Park
Atchison Mills
Ira W. Edwards
Sinclair Oil Co
Carrie Edwards
Atchison County
Independence Creek Drainage Plan Aims to Save Bottom Land
Farmers and backers push a proposed drainage ditch to curb annual overflows of Independence Creek. engineers from Kansas Agricultural College map affected land, with potential to raise land value by 40 to 75 dollars per acre. districts may share costs, bonds repayable over 20 years, location and scope to be finalized after surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Creek
Friends of the Project
Claude K. Shedd
Kansas Agricultural College
Burlington Railroad
Atchison and
Doniphan
Shedd
Sam Gellwick
Charlie Langan
Charlie
Montgomery Ward May Enter Atchison Retail Market
Industrial survey underway with Bruce Young of Montgomery Ward citing Atchison’s solid town and road access. If Ward’s comes, a large rental building will be needed, echoing Lincolns adaptable approach. Also notes WCTU meeting, Kiwanis dance for fundraising, and a boxing bout weather joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward & Co
Atchison
Globe
Bruce Young
Ward Chain
Kansas City
Bruce
Lincoln
Neb
Sugar Lake
Kiwanis Club
al Gordon
Topeka
Grocers Picnic Attracts 5000 Atchison County Crowd
At Jackson park 5000 attendees enjoyed a full day of games, a concert by the Atchison band, and novelty acts. The event featured a packed field, a busy country store, toy balloons, and samples donated by local wholesalers. Permissions and memories linked to past Atchison events filled the narrative alongside local business praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Atchison County
Jackson Park
Charles Haase
Dusty Brown
Harmony
Missouri River
Haase
Dolan and
Symns
Charlie Tull
Bertha Nielson
Whiting
Jim Hayes
Bil
Eightieth Birthday Honored Atchison Pioneer August Mangelsdorf
August Mangelsdorf, a longtime Atchison resident born in 1848 in Arnim Germany, marked his eightieth birthday at Homewood with family present despite Mrs Mangelsdorfs heart illness. Founder of Mangelsdorf Seed Co later run by sons, he helped build Atchison civic life and business. Honor and best wishes poured in from Atchison communities and distant relatives alike.
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August Mangelsdorf
Atchison
Homewood
Arnim
Stendahl
Germany
America
Herman
John Belz
Man
A. C. Fiss
Mangelsdorf
Eleventh and Mein
A. F. Mangelsdorf
Fred M. Mangelsdorf
F. H. Mangelsdorf
St. Joseph
Lottie Mangelsdorf
Seedimen
Fred Mangelsdorf
Ernest Mangelsdorf
Charlotte Mangelsdorf
Will Schmeling
Harold
Helen Mangelsdorf
B. Luntey
Buhl
Idaho
Henry Collins
Fort Worth
Albert Mangelsdorf
Honolulu
Frank Mangelsdorf
St. Joe
Jury List Of 40 For September Term Announced
From Saturday’s Daily the jury list of 40 names drawn for the September term of district court was announced by county clerk Dick Gilman. The term opens September 10 and jurors must report September 17. The list includes W. M. Kanning Lancaster B L Chavez Kapioma Charles Cummings Shannon Arch Gragg Lancaster Roy Hannon Kapioma John Lowe Walnut Ed Hotham Mt. Pleasant and many others.
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Dick Gilman
W. M. Kanning
Lancaster
B. L. Chavez
Kapioma
Charles Cummings
Shannon
Arch Gragg
Roy Hannon
John Lowe
Walnut
Ed Hotham
Mt. Pleasant
Joe Yatel
Grasshopper
Fred Draper
E. R. Wilminz
Center
G. C. Ritchey
Atchison
Clarence Graddock
Nick Boos
Fred Allison
Charlie Burns
Benton
John Potter
Will Hoenshell
John Worrell
Thomas Hegarty
R. W. Overton
Arthur Lukens
William Rainey
Samuel Overstreet
S. G. Moore
Frank Johnson
H. W. Vernon
Roy Lister
John F. Foelling
Fred Schurman
Ralph Reichle
J. W. Spillman
Wm. H. Osthoff
W. Oldham
Frank Barnes
Aetna Building & Loan Plans Five New Bungalows
The Aetna Building and Loan plans to construct five modern bungalows on South Seventh Street, costing about $4,000 each, with nine lots already graded. A Topeka contractor, L. F. Garlinghouse, is expected to do the work, targeting homes affordable for the average wage earner. Construction start date unknown. Local manager Joe McCrum notes the project aims to offer quality homes for ordinary people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holton
Tunney
Sandino
Hiram Johnson
Hoover
Gordon Heald
St. Joe
Atchison
East
Leon Calhoun
Potter
Junior Bilderback
Curlew
Jim Davis
Hank Eiche
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Dave Beauchamp
Jackson Park
Christian Church
Boosters
Will Coleman
Kellison
Ernest Hazel, Jr
Roosters
Charlie Weik
Bailey
Boggs
Ern Hazel
Aetna Building & Loan
South Seventh Street
Green Street
Seventh
Joe McCrum
Aetna
L. F. Garlinghouse
Topeka
McCrum
Garlinghouse
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Chris Scheafele
Herman Wiesenthal
Effingham High School
Robert Thompson
Forest Park
E. L. Thomas
E. F.hofer
Salem Evangelical Church
S. L. Buckner
Methodist Church
Heeney
Grocers
Jacob Coxey
Washington
Missouri
Grover Cleveland
Jodie van Horn
White Clay Creek
Sixth Street
Tom Mangelsdorf
Birch Lake
Minn
al Sowers
Sowers
B. D. Zimmerman
Uncle Joe Allen
Joe
B. Brown
Brown
Memorial Hall
Bill Bush
Mr. Bush
Salvation Army
South Sixth Street
Bessie Couch
Ensign
Ensign Couch
Couch
George Donaldson
Denton
Joe Donaldson
Thirteenth
Division
Aurelius Dickerson
Oklahoma
Prospect Perk Sanitarium
Public Health Association
Health Association
Theodore Arensberg
Colorado
el Reno
Orville Enloe
Enloe
Ford County
Arensberg
Will Zurbuchen
Zurbuchen
Goodland
Aren
Combine
George Remsburg
California
Bishop
Arthur Long
Glenn Crosby
Elizabeth Lone
Crosby
Winchester
Long
E. H. Murray
Mr. Murray
Burlington
Town
Murray
Mary Long
George S. Myers
Jackson
Kentucky
Elizabeth Long
Chicago Musical College
Helen Tucker
Globe Office
SE Levy
Community High School
Board O Trustees
Commercial Street
Eighth Stree
Mary Whipple
Carrie Brewster
Kansas Avenue
Walter Tschorn
Albert Abel
Kenneth Fligg
Leo Jacobs
Fligg
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Falls City
Veterans’ Hospital
American Legion Posts
Iowa
William Kautz
Anna Sheehan
North Fifteenth Street
S Marys and
Wheaton
Otto Funke
St. Louise
August
Dad” Funke
Louisville
Pat Price
Pat
Jim Piper
John O'Connor
Concordia
Missouriact
M. J. Morrissey
Atchison Business College
Ollege
Fifth
Kansaa
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