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Newspaper
Atchison Weekly Globe
Location
Atchison, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1928
Page
8
February 9 1928 issue of the Atchison Daily Globe includes masthead credits for EB Howe Gene A Howe J E Rank W C Hawk and notes postal publication as second class matter. Subscription is 15 cents weekly or 4 per year by mail. Associated Press receives full news and dispatch rights.
A London style column recalls Dr Otto Peltzer the German champion who won a New York track race amid 12 000 Americans bowing heads in homage to a worthy foe. The piece contrasts past tensions with present civility and proclaims Time the great healer.
Frank Jarrell discusses Kansas wheat acreage at 13,041,000, the largest single state total, with no cut to other crops. He cites banker advice on town advertising and notes Hoover backs fishery rehabilitation, arguing for nurseries to curb infant mortality while pollution remains a hurdle.
The text asserts cheerfulness as the key seasoning of service and suggests true scholarship comes from inner desire, independent of college affiliation or formal schooling. It emphasizes a genuine wish for learning as the mark of a scholar beyond institutional boundaries.
A quirky column blends street crime fears in Kansas City with family vignettes. A brother in Deep Scar South Dakota shares a sad marital strife while the author riffs on European debts, verbosity, and Prohibition driven highway safety.
Jewell Mayes, secretary of the Missouri State Board of Agriculture, asserts Missouri leads in diverse agriculture and country life. The data show abundant farm area, numerous towns, strong markets in grain, livestock, dairy, and processing, with three major grain and three top livestock markets and packing centers.
John Martin of Cummings returns home from Atchison hospital. Thaden's offers glass cut to design or measure. John J Intfen to plant 1000 peach trees this spring. Guy Berridge to return from Detroit with a new car. Lambert's cleaning plans for rug and drapery renovation. The Globe invites poultry items for Monday column.
February 9 marks Governor Charles Robinson’s swearing in in 1861. In 1864 a joint session ballot chose a U S senator for a term starting 1865. In 1967 the legislature voted to investigate a senatorial election. In 1873 Senator Pomeroy denied charges and asked for an investigation.
D C McIntyre describes New Yorks Dutch Treat luncheon club at Hotel Martinique. Notable guests include Marconi Whiteman Coogan Lewis Ward and Strongheart while the group pits humor against formality in a democratic gathering. The piece notes the demolition of the Hotel Normandie and recounts showboat and river show trends tied to Show Boat and Broadway.
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