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Newspaper

Atchison Weekly Globe

Location

Atchison, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1928

Page

4

Pillsbury to Build New Warehouse and Coarse Grain Mill

Pillsbury Flour Mills Co will construct a large brick warehouse and coarse grain mill east of the mill office on West Main street in Atchison this fall. The two story plus structure, 60 by 141 feet, will include loading docks and a belt conveyor over Main street. Local bids are sought with work to start immediately and finish within three months.

Daly Pillsbury Flour Mills Co M. A. Lehman Minneapolis Pillsbury Mills R. G. Bullock Atchison Otto Kaaz Lehman Pillsbury Company Pillsbury Atchisor West Main Street Middle States Minn John Schaffer W. W. Griffin West Commercial Street Frankfort Frank Elliot Gem Laundry Blair Milling Co Beanlake Milton Elliott H. J. Haskell The Kansas City Star Kansas City E. W. Howe Edwin Armstrong Springfield H. Z Pete Greiner Pete Mike

A Day's Doings and Local Odds and Ends

Local notes report recovered health of Jim Purslow's son and Frank Betts resuming work. Births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zelfer Route 2 Atchison hospital and Donald Robert Reeves in Moline Tl. town gossip jokes about Max Lehman. Odds and events cover court races, hospital stays, a large Armstrong reunion recount, rate-case hearings, a Deaf Mutes picnic, farm quarrel, and county tax decisions with various local residents and officials named.

Jim Purslow Frank Betts Atchison County Ed Zelfer Atchison Hospital Max Lehman Atchison Donald Reeves Moline Tl. J Supreme Court

Satan Killer Faces Charge of Murder

Riley Holt, a tobacco farmer in Satan, Missouri, is charged with first degree murder in the Sunday killing of landlord R. G. Goodlet. A coroner's jury found Holt guilty of murder. he awaits a preliminary examination at Platte City, held without bond. Holt claims self defense, stating Goodlet attacked him with an ax during a rent dispute over land Holt used for tobacco.

Riley Holt Satan R. G. Goodlet Weston Holt Platte City Platte County Missouri J. B. Wilson Satan Farmer Goodlet Holt Place

Fatal shooting shocks Satan at Holt home

R Holt about 40 shot and killed landlord R G Goodlet in Holt’s Satan area home yesterday afternoon. Holt surrendered to justice of the peace Raymond Canavan and is jailed in Platte City pending a coroner’s inquest. Holt claimed self defense after Goodlet advanced with an axe. Goodlet, a married man, died instantly from a 38 caliber bullet to the heart. Mrs Holt present. motive unclear though gossip hints prior trouble.

R. Holt R. G. Goodlet Holt Satan Raymond Canavan Platte City Platte County Goodlet Smith & Wesson Globe Holt Place Collec Alvin Turner Weston, Mo Weston Sheriff's Office

Company A Heads to Camp Whitside for 15-Day Training

Daily Forty-nine reports Company A 137th infantry sailed in a chair car and baggage car to Fort Riley where a 15 day training begins at Camp Whitside. The unit will learn army life sleeping in tents and marching through Junction City as seasoned soldiers. The roster lists Captain Joseph R. Gilman and 30 other officers NCOs and privates.

Atchison Citizens Military Tral Fort Leavenworth William Mangelsdorf Charles Lyman A. Bruel Globe Kansas Missouri Nebrska Oklahoma Arkansas Globe Reporter Leavenworth Fort Leavenworth Post Church W. C. T. U. Workers of Captain Cook 137Th Infantry Camp Whitside Fort Riley Junction City Joseph R. Gilman Frank B. Martin L. C. Harman P. R. Gilman George H. Bush Mark E. Holbrook Sam I. Lansky Bert E. Jones Louis A. Roebrich John C. Swayze Vernon V. Haase Orville E. Hamilton Otis M. Purdy Ernest B. Roberts John F. Vanderweide Hallard C. Heaton Harold van Wey George R. Bliss Walter H. Boney Louis S. Brandt Ted L. Breeden Truman W. Manning Joseph C. Miller Leo A. Paul Everett G. Roberts Eddie Townsend Walter W. Watke Roy A. Culp James E. Crouch John E. Knowles Paul L. Baker Elmer E Ball John W. Buckley Joseph F. Cash James P.garrigan Bert E. Gould Joseph B. Haegelin Gael B. Hammer Donald A. Hanny Joseph C. Hayes Lawrence A. Hosman Orville E. Pitts Ralph C. Rigdon Edwin J. Lee Robert H. Smith Lister J. Chubb Raymond F. Wiggins Guy V. de Bauge Edmund M. Steen

Mrs Sophia Haid Dies After Short Illness in Potter Area

Mrs Sophia Haid 75 died at the home of her daughter near Potter after a brief pneumonia illness. Surviving children include Mrs J P Foley and Mrs Pryor Powers. six of eight children were at her bedside. Funeral at Sacred Heart church with burial in Mount Calvary cemetery. Several local notices follow including confirmations of visitors and community events.

Sophia Haid Pryor Powers Potter J. P. Foley Atchison Mrs Haid Atchison County St. Clara W. Va Edward Christine Albers John Albers Bendena George Albers West Union Christian Albers Caroline Spray Tay Anna Fisher Weston Julia Hecker Idaho

County approves 63 cent levy and minor rate hikes

The board of county commissioners set a 63 cents per $100 tax levy for 1929, with small increases for roads and Memorial hall. Cuts were made in the general revenue, bond interest, bridge, and general revenue emergency funds. The total levy pools about $289,000 for county operations on a $48 million valuation, with department rates listed for general revenue, emergency, refunding bond interest, county poor, farm bureau, bridge, roads, sinking fund, hospital, Memorial hall, and county fair.

Board of County Commissioners General Revenue Fund Bridge Fund General Revenue Emergency Fund Memorial Hall Hall General Revenue General Revenue Emergency County Poor Fund County Farm Bureau Hospital Fund

Dolan Mercantile Co. Debuts New Truck In Town

A brief local update notes the Dolan Mercantile Co. introduces a new delivery truck. Other items mention personnel shifts at Kaff drug store and local banks, and paving completion on South Eighth Street from Green to Fletcher.

The Dolan Mercantile Co

Publication Notice in Atchison Court Divorces James Livingston

May Livingston sues James B. Livingston in Atchison County Kansas District Court. Defendant must answer the petition by September 28 1928 or the court will grant a divorce. Attorney Ralph C Pfowts signs the notice dated August 16 1928.

Atchison County State OF Kansas Livingston James B. Livingston

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