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Newspaper
Atchison Weekly Globe
Location
Atchison, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
6
Friday to next week specials feature Stooms jars nuts cereals oats and beans. Includes salted peanuts peanut butter rolled oats corn meal ginger snaps macaroni peaches apricots pineapple raisins prunes and canned vegetables. Meats and lard highlighted with bacon ham and picnic items. delivery available from 1403 Main Street.
A young man from Atchison earned the nickname Maple Syrup after a playful jab about his sap nature. Community members say the lighthearted moniker reflects his friendly, folksy character in local circles.
Spanish King opens a large exposition as local notes urge fathers to publish portraits and celebrate Father’s Day on June 16. Other items mention tobacco planting by Jem Higley, a 1926 Chevrolet for sale, and local business chatter about beer, ice cream, and a carnival.
Maksutoff 58, a former Russian admiral, serves as a seaman aboard Captain Haarburg’s American freighter in Tampa. He holds noble lineage and a now useless royal navy commission, awaiting US citizenship after years in exile and naval duties aboard the ship.
A jumble of brief items mentions Berkson’s sale, insurance, a drug store romance, car service, river fish at Joe Van Horn’s, a music store quote, wheat storage at Larabee mills, visits by Frank Wing and Ruth Wharton, and assorted specials including seedless fruit and canned goods.
Fragmentary notes mention hotels in the Lake Yaneyeono region of the Myark Mountains in Missouri with playful terms fete Taneyrome and Itetel Rockaway. Scattered items include Electricity and Shower Balls and names such as Ali Gutdeer in sports.
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