Contract thrift as a saving plan via long term contracts
A Magazine of Wall Street piece promotes contract thrift a bridge style saving plan. By committing to a definite outside contract such as a home mortgage savers enforce regular savings, preferring tangible assets over installments. The method shifts saving from last minute funds to prioritized payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magazine of Wall Street
Editorial Bits And Bites From A Busy Campaign
A collage of satirical notes on the 1912 style campaign, urging caution in judging candidates and poking at public foibles. It riffs on chewing gum spending, rural versus urban life, and the idea that clever rhetoric distracts from real virtue.
Atchison Day's Doings and Local Happenings
A rundown of Atchison items notes Miss Helen Hayes vacationing at home and local youths peddling soap. It reports losses from bad checks, comments on Tunney Heeney aftermath, civic plans, resignations, new businesses, travel, births deaths and midwestern crops, plus weather and community anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hayes
Atchison Saddlery Co
John Sharp
Jack Collins
Barry Moeser
Les Wilson
Atchison
Bert Gilmore
Heeney
Bob Gerardy
Atchison Radiator Shop
Tunney
Blue Rapids
John Bergin
Central Branch
Kansas State House
A. H. Krause
Aimes Brothers
Frank
Will
Globe
Clive Hastings
Alvin Schumacher
Kansas City
Schumacher
Piggly Wiggly
Kansas City Wholesale Grocery Co
Charles Kennedy
Leavenworth
I. W. Hamner
Lincoln
Cotton O'Neill
New York City
Heeny
Ring Lardner
Frank Hague
James J. Corbett
Florenz Ziegfield
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
John McGraw
Richard E. Byrd
Vincent Astor
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jack
Associated Gardeners
Ira Lister
The
Gardeners
West End
Lawrence
A. D. Boling
Atchison Hospital
Lexa
Ark
E. J. Critchfield
Falls City
August Funke
Vern Bump
West Main Street
Ernest Hazel, Jr
Gene Grady
Blair Elevator
Amelia Earhart
Chicago
Ted Krings
Elizabeth Krings
North Fifth Street
Hazel Seever
Bob Seever
U Street
Minneapolis
Minn
McGrath
Jim Henderson
Santa Fe
Twelfth
Fourteenth
Herman Wiesenthal
Henry Wiesenthal
Arthur Caldwell
Chris Shheafele
Germany
Downs
Gene Tunney
Orak Mills
Joe Lutz
Joe
Wirt Hetherington
John Raterman
John
Alice May
Oklahoma City
Okla
David E. Henry
North Eighth Street
Registration Totals Compare With Past Elections
From Monday's Daily the primaries August 7 totaled 6 697 with 3 432 men 3 265 women. Comparison notes registration this year slightly lighter than prior years, but 1924 totals likely to be matched or exceeded before the November general election. Details list ward by ward turnout and polling-place officials for each precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mangelsdorf
Texas
Dorothy Mangelsdorf
Henry Paulsen
August Mangelsdorf
Atchison County
Bob Hyde
Burlington
Clarence Jacobs
Norton
Kas
Fred
A. M. Cosgrove
Kansas City Times
Saloonkeepers’ Protective Association
Conrad Voelker
C. H. Kassabaum
Curtis
Conrad
Topeka
Atchison
Earl Spence
Omaha
Charles Filbert
Monrovia
Spence
Horton
Henry Haase
Herman Haase
St. Louis
Norton, Kas
First Ward
Main Street
Earl Smith
W. S. Layton
Jess Davis
H. C. Parrott
George L. Hunt
East Second Ward
Public Library
Theodore Geritz
Jess Procter
al Berger
Edward O'Keefe
Herbert Gilman
West Second Ward
North Sixth
Ernest Schuri
M. Noll
W. C Oberlin
H. C. Heaton
Werder Levin
East Third Ward
Martin School
Anna Colgan
A. B. Howe
C. E Collins
Will Roth
Will Peltzer
West Third Ward
Lincoln School
Fred Duehren
C. Greinke
William Cobb
Tom Colfer
Charles Houston
Fourth Ward
Washington School
Atchison News Briefs Mix Local Sightings and Tunney Heckling
Lord Brewster visits town and Harry Stevens cashes in today. Variety of notes include travels, weather, business moves, and social news from Atchison and nearby towns. Mentions of Tunney Heeney fight photos, local trades, vacations, and community remarks from residents and officials.
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Atchison Weekly Globe
Globe Publishing Co
Fifth
Main Streets
Atchison, Kansas
Globe Lights
Jude Johnson
Short Jenks
T. P
Commercial Street
Hell
United States
Nicaragua
Washington
Wilbur
Senate
Leon
Sandino
Mexico
Grandma
Wilson
Smith
Gene Howe
Amarillo
General Motors
Jehuson
Grace Barry
North Thirteenth Street
Teachers College
Emporia
Kansas
Fred Wolters
Joe Ayres
Polly
Wichita
Emma Cain
Mary Raffety
Maple Street
Reuben Schmitt
Witt Tin Shop
Wheel
Frank Egan
Pleasant Hill
State Orphans’ Home
E. E. Moore
Moore
Arthur Pryor
Pryor
America
National Broadcasting Co
WDAF
R. P. D. Motor Co
Globe School
Montana
McNary-Woodruff
Congress
Middle States
South Sixth Street
Fred Ingels
Kenneth
Ingels
Kenneth Ingels
Elwood Jordan
Walter Berger
Minnesota
Rockford
Tom Stice
Wright Hamburger
Blanche Early
Spruce Street
Will Miller
Nebr
Harry Miller
J. T. Miles
North Ninth Street
Oak
Heinie Weisenthal
Charley McCallan
George Donaldson
Denton
Joe Donaldson
Thirteenth
Division Streets
Guy Bell
Bell
Curlew
Ralph Love
Grey Eagle
Albert Grant
Missouri
St. Joe
George Grant
Boston
Beanlake
West Main
Ambrose Thomas, Jr
Nebraska
McCook
Columbus
Nebraska City
Beatrice
Norfolk
Grand Island
Alliance
Fremont
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Lord Brewster
Harry Stevens
Tony Seeger
Tom Heeney
D. A. Donahue
Purcell
Charlie Spencer
Spring Grove
Lou Cochran
Tatan
Edward J. Baker
T Street
Raymond
Kenneth Keithline
Elliott Bailey
Lucy Bailey
Laramie Street
Charles Mann
C. A. Mann
Santa Fe Street
Dan O'Keefe
Bay Lake
Fifth Street
British Columbia
Z. E. Jackson
Jim Challiss
Canada
George Monrufet
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Ed Belot
Missouri Pacific
Washington, Mo
L. A. Dickson
G. W. Allaman
Tex Rickard
Russell Haster
Cudahy Packing Co
Mina Dunham
Dolan Mercantile Co
Miss Dunham
Whiting
Atchison Business College
E. L. Jones
Berridge
Carthage
W.P. Waggener
F. E. Hatch
Stanley Mapes
Neb
Jame Langan
Leahy
Dr. Barber
Nortonville
Fred Bossheimer
Auburn
B. D. Zimmerman
Charles Seber
Mr. Challiss
Jim
Mr. Davis
Leavenworth County
George Remsburg
David R. Atchison
Plattsburg
Atchison, Kas
Senator Atchison
Jess Cadwalader
Beivue, Pottawatomie Co
Kansan
Smith County
U. S. Infantry
Farmers State Bank
Belvue
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