Orchard Men Seek U S Loan in Reconstruction Fund
Atchison and Doniphan county orchardists aim to obtain farm loans from the two billion dollar Reconstruction Finance measure. Floyd P. Willette and local committees prepare applications while area farmers decide loan amounts at a Troy meeting. Roy L. Bone to oversee industrial loans. agricultural loans to be handled by the agriculture department.
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Atchison and Doniphan County
Uncle Sam
Congress
Floyd P. Willette
Atchison Chamber of Commerce
Willette
Joe McGoodwin
Walter Braun
Frank A. Mangeladorf
Atchison County
Doniphan
G. W. Kinkead
Troy
C. E. Lyness
Doniphan County
L. A. Libel
Wathena
James A. Strong
United States
Arthur Capper
Leavenworth
Roy L. Bone
Topeka
Kansas City Loan Agency
Department of Agriculture
Atchison Daily Happenings Mixed Local News
Atchison items report Maurice O Keefe back at work after illness. Doniphan road repairs discussed by chamber and county officials. Licenses for 1932 cars and trucks lag behind last year. Local residents move, travel, and family events noted along with brief health and humor notes.
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Atchison County
Don Hawkins
Herschel Berry
Atchison
Wichita
Hawkins
Berry
Walters
California
Fay Berridge
China
Mrs C W Jackson Dies After Long Illness in Atchison
Obituary notes the death of Mrs C W Jackson after over a year of heart troubles. She was 77, born in Denmark, came to the U S in 1877 settling in Atchison. Burial at Mt Vernon cemetery with Rev W E Wheeler to officiate. Surviving son Charles Jackson Kansas City, sister Mrs Mary Peterson St Paul, five grandchildren.
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Mt. Vernon
W. E. Wheeler
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Jackson
Denmark
United States
Atchison
Walter Challis
Atchison Community Notes and Local Neighbors
Local column items include political chatter about Hoover, weathering fears of war, and community updates. Reports cover Red Cross and church notes, school and sports anecdotes, obituaries, banquets, travel, and illness as townsfolk share small, vivid vignettes from Atchison and nearby areas.
John Taylor Saves Money State Wide Efforts Report
The article notes a state expense reduction during the first half of the fiscal year 1932, with actual savings of 12 110.46 and a projected total well above 15 000. Taylor credits cutting waste and self reliance, including canning and raising hogs and calves on the home farm, to these savings. It also lists various local updates and notices from Atchison and Bendena communities.
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Taylor
High school notes highlight plays and activities
The junior class chose Fast Workers as the class play with a selected cast including Charlies Watts and Maxine Koontz among others. The article notes new golf plans, music contest efforts, D A R delegates, Woodman Circle officers, and local community events and obituaries.
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Charlies Watts
Ee Browning
Webster Hetherington
Edmund Page
Billy Rentschler
Maxine Koontz
Ruth Production
Lian Shuck
Bill Worrel
Ruth Marlin
Spencer Underwood
Isabel Low
Jane Smith
Geneva Foley
Clyde Dillon
Mary E. Stamper
Louis Pucka
Kenneth Allen
Lola Marts
Martha McGrath
Violet Randolph
Topeka
LeRoy Biers
Parsons
Kas
Skilton
Fine Arts
Kansas University
George Ahlborn
R. W. Ramsay
National Congress
Washington
F. J. Hole
Monrovia
R. V. Wilcox
Wallace Brockett
J. J. Daniels
T. E. Horner
Albert Latz
Wheeler Barlow
C. R. Miller
John Blevin
St. Joe
Mary Hollister
Abilene
Hole
C. W. Reader
Troy
L. W. Bixler
John Fulton
W. H. Lawin
Brockett
Daniels
Albert Beauchamp
Wilcox
A. E. Brown
Latz
Death Claims John Seever Retired Livery Man
John H. Seever 70 a retired livery man died at 9 45 am at his daughter Mrs E P Cooper 613 Atchison street after several months of ill health Funeral arrangements not set body at Lawin Douglass parlors He was born June 18 1861 in Millwood Kansas came to Atchison in 1906 after 25 years in Nortonville He survived by two daughters four sisters four brothers three grandchildren and a son Noble Seever killed in action in World War I He was a longtime Mason Odd Fellow and AOUW member in Nortonville and Atchison.
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Kansas American Legion
Guy May
Tennessee
Lester Allen
Idaho
Aemaican Legion
Ryan
Kansas Adjutant General
Legion
France
Kansas
California
James J. Owens
Satan
Porterville
Califerday
Owens
Joel M. Owens
Platte County
Lloyd Carter
Calif
Carter
Ellen Remsburg
Claud Remsburg
Harness
Leavenworth County
Oakland
James Harness
Oak Mills
Kentucky
G. T. Bolman
Searles Bolman
Kansas City
James M. Searles
Baltimore Avenue
Bolman
G. W. Searles
Atchison
Ada Searles
Searles
Emma Stough
Los Angeles
Josephine Edwards
James Searles
Mt. Moriah
John Sacks
Ed Russell
Jake Stuebinger
Stuebinger
Russell
P. J. Weaver
Main Street
Vernon Highfill
Commercial Street
Dick Gilman
Weaver
Highfill
John Seever
John
Noble Seever
Bob Jacobs
Sam Young
Sumner
Rosie LaJoie
Eva Gorrell
Kirk Hilton Motor Co
Emma Cain
Roy Linley
William Normile Jr
Ruth Anna Powers
Pryor Powers
T. E. McGurk
St. Louis
E. F. McGurk
West Atchison
McGurk
Missouri Pacific Hospital
T. E. Horner
Roy DeMoss
Mound Street
Henry Merwick
Virginia Martin
North Tenth Street
W. P. Waggener
Babe Waggener
Jim Challiss
Maurice O'Keefe
Topeka Press Club
C. K. Wells
South Fourth Street
Wells
Globe
Kas
Ed McBratney
Spruce Street
Prescott
John Torbett
Fairbury
Ernest Bishop
Effingham
Quilty
Lansing
Ray Fletcher
Bishop
Monrovia
Anna Bishop
Leavenworth Times
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Doc
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Gilmore
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Selma
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Washington
Wallace B. Fleming
Baldwin University
Jared C. Fox
Fox
Virginia
Louis Linley
Coffeyville
Parker
Marjorie
North Wright
Sylvester Hoffman
Atchison Hospital
J. A. Durkin
St. Mary's Hospital
Cleveland Russell
Colorado
Will Vance
Forest Park
Henry Herzog
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Eugene Sigut
North Fourth Street
E. T. Hopple
Parallel Street
W. A. Jackson
John Schmidt
Dorothy Riley
Kresge
John H. Seever
E. P. Cooper
Atchison Street
Seever
Lawin & Douglass
Nortonville
Millwood
James
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North Fifth Street
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Toronto
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Potter
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Chicago
Lizzie Ricketts
Mattle Saggs
Creston
Iowa
Tom Seever
Topeka
Will Seever
Corry Seever
Notice of Withdrawal by Christopher Mercantile Commeny
Christopher Mercantile Commeny withdraws from the State of Kansas. E. W. Brumage, Secretary, signs the withdrawal notice dated late January. The document appears in the record as an official corporate action.
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Christopher Mercantile
Foreign Corporati
Kansas
Comet
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Omaha
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