Editorial Bits and Bits on News Literacy and Local Merchants
The piece urges readers to seek broad information and think critically about news from conventions to store stock. It contrasts partisan mindsets with intelligent civic judgment, notes newspaper effort, and offers Atchison retail tips and candid remarks about a local candidate’s prospects and the need for blunt truth to open minds.
Justice and Jazz Mix in Houston Politicking
A Kansas newspaper column jokes about Democratic vice presidential talk in Houston with Senator Kendrick as a possible pick. It notes Kendrick’s Teapot Dome exposure, jokes about classical music at the convention, and playful culture clashes, while referencing Al Smith and polling bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Houston
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
al Smith
Rodney Dutcher
Globe
Washington
Kendrick
Teapot Dome
Mr. Dutcher
Jacob F. Wolters
Mr. Wolters
Home
Lighthearted observations and school notes from Atchison
A collage of wry quips on wealth, democracy, age, and manners. It remarks on attire, politics, and human foibles, then shifts to local street chatter on Commercial street and traffic signals. It lists Palmar Co penmanship certificates recipients and Delta Zeta delegate to Montreal with travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Street
Jess Marshall
John Henry Mize
Leavenworth
The
Palmer Co. of
Chicago
Helen Townsend
Rex Horn
Percy Dent
Myrtle Peak
Henrietta Graner
Earl Rayfield
Dick Forbes
Mary Creacy
Grace Anna Hager
Edward Smith
Minnie Robertson
Lois Wertz
Raymond Yaple
David Ingalls
Willie Flynn
F. Wakefield
Walter Salsbury
St. Joe
F P. C. Smith
Byram
Wakefield
Salsbury
Smith
Lower Commercial Street
Frankfort
Kas
Atchison Daily Happenings and Travel Notes
Louis Bell is a new employee at Harch Hardware Co. Atchison locals and visitors are noted, including trips to Denver and Kansas City. A. W. Sharp fined for speeding. Mrs. Trimble and baby near discharge from hospital. Bobby Stewart funeral draws large crowd. Community updates on scouts, local business, and births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bell
Harch Hardware Co
Atchison
Dolores Castanet
Marcelline Klein
Vivina Compton
Wichita
Leroy Long
Ida Cure
Kansas City
John Weatherford
Denver
Fred de Boer
A. W. Sharp
William Thomas
Atchison Hospital
A. H. Lewis
Saff Drug Store
Miller-Chevrolet Co
Guy Trimble
Baby
Stanton
Ralph Havis
Standard Oil Co
Atchison County
Vergil Hardwick
St. Joe Oak Mills
Satan
Will Christian
Bobby Howell
Canada
Bobby
Ernest Howell
William Atkins
Skelly Oil Co
Claude Warner
Mr. Warner
New York State
East
Valentine Vogel
Perry
Jefferson County
Kansas
Atchison Young Peoples Union
Baptist Church
Picnic Grove
Sugar Lake
Earl Myers
Sam Young
Houston
A. E. Ricks
Dee Miller
Dee
Lucille Brown
North Third Street
John Messenger
Missouri
Brown
Whitelaw
Atchison Boy Scouts
Brittain
St. Joe
Bobby Stewart
Harcuff
M. Owen Kellison
The
Christian Church
William Abbott, Jr
Leavenworth Road
Lloyd Beam
Columbus
Nebr
Leavenworth
Charles M. Lukens
Muscotah
Lukens
Harrison County
Ohio
Frank Haag
Frank
Bob Reeves
Buchanan County
Dorus Roderick
Reeves
Roderick
Gus Song
Inez Glendenning
Atchison Street
Commercial Street
George L. Hunt
Freeze
Ralph Love
North Fifth Street
Bobbie
Fred Jacobson
South Fourth Street
Hugh Charles
M. T. Dingess
Shriners
Topeka
Alfred Sages
North Tenth Street
Lawin & Douglass
H. H. Heldberg
Missouri Pacific
Falls City
Charlie Brown
John Hale
Kemp Hale
M. A. Trapp
Fourteenth
Main Streets
L. E. Salzer
Salzer
Research Hospital
Earl Smith
Norm
Leo Genet
Australia
Clemens
John Baker
Dolan Mercantile Co
St. Louis
Chicago
Pete Todd
Newark
N. J
Tite- Flex Metal Hose Co
Charles Fletcher
E. W. Emery
Harold Riley
S. E. Riley
Norton
Eas
Andy Andrews
Peter Ennis
Dolan
Jim Purslow
South Third Street
Martha Shockey
North Thirteenth Street
Dave Beauchamp
Dave
Roy Edwinson
Goff
Florence Marr
Lincoln
Neb
Central Branch
Griffis
Simpson Building
Earl Nye
Effingham
J. W. Edwards
Denton
T Street
Gene Howe
Jeanne
Amarillo
Texas
C. M. Chandler
Boston
Rexall Concern
Oliver Dale
M. H. Powers
Charles O'Connor
W. C. Oberlin
W. J Brownson
Iowa
Edgewood
C. E. Lentz
Dowell Lentz
John Street
Cayuga Falls
Akron
Street
Dorothy Hastings
Clive Hastings
Laramie
Richard Northcutt
Atchison Bell Telephone Exchange
Florence Drimmel
Atchison Police Force
Everest
Peter Christianson
Riley Street
Owen Kellison
J. H. Surritte
Parnell
Copenhagen
Globe
L. C. Fritch
Rock Island
Rotary Club
Pelican
Perdition
John Perkins
Bo & M
E. W. Howe
Charles N. Regnier
Carter
Cincinnati House
Beecher
Big Dick
First National Bank
William Cullen Bryant
Deane
Frankfort
Jude Johnson
Joe Rank
Atchson
John Gibson
Gibson
Seeber
Homer King
Stewart
Atchison Leather Products Co
Frank Heinz
Prospect Park Sanitarium
John Whitaker
Heinz
Main Street
Whitaker
Jerry Keene
Emmett Keene
Beanlake
Jerry
Bean Lake
Lancaster merchant Herschel Berry dies at 74
Herschel C. Berry, 74, longtime Lancaster resident and former assistant postmaster, died at 12:45 PM in Atchison hospital after complications of Bright's disease and heart trouble. He had owned a Lancaster grocery from 1890 until health failed. Survived by six children and a sister. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel C. Berry
Lancaster
Atchison Hospital
Bright
Herschel Berry
H. Clay Park
Lancaster Township
Buffalo
N. Y
Atchison
Shannon
Nave-McCord Mercantile Co
St. Joe
May I. Whittaker
Roland Lloyd
Vega
Tex
G. W. Berry
Randlett
Okla
Charles Stickler
Harry Mier
Henryetta Berry
Herschel C. Berry, Jr
Irene Berry
Olive Wilder
Andover
Ohio
Frank Berry
Kansas City
Kas
Annie Berry
Lawin & Douglass
Oklahoma
Local Atchison News Bits Reflect Daily Happenings
A bustling mix of society notes and brief reports from Atchison includes business deal chatter, personnel changes, travel plans, hospital updates, public notices, and social tidbits. Headlines cover local trades, baptisms of news, and community happenings from shops, hospitals, railroads, and highways.
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Charley Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Zona Gale
William Breeze
Zephyr
C. H. Kassabaum
Elizabeth Alkire
New York
Chief Linville
Harry Scott
Ozarks
C. W. Woodford
Rapid City
S. D
Charlie Hixon
Pittsburg
Charlie Klostermeier
Joe Hudspeth
Globe Lights
Bankers’ Conference
Will Rogers
United States Senate
Abe Lincoln
A. Y. Ritter
Martinsville
Ind
Mound Street
Charles Pantle
Chris
Charlie
D. R. Jones
South Sixth Street
Jones
Charles F. Loftin
Loftin
Fred Stein
W. H. Reddick
Minnesota
Little Falls
Lindbergh
Amelia Earhart
al Farrer
Phillipsburg
Farver
al Farver
New York City
Art Thomas
Banning
Calif
Art
Fifth and Riley
Clarence Hagen
Monrovia
Fourteenth Street
Pacific Avenue
Omaha Junction
C. M. Noble
Charles Arnold
Floyd
Edinburg
Charles Armold
Rio Grande Valley
Fred Armstrong
Fred
David Beyer
Arrington
Atchion
Beyer T Jons
Margaret Cowley
Louie Waldauer
West Commercial Street
Ninth
Otto Teague
North Second Street
Allen Shelly
Allen
Locomotive Finished Material Co
Lancaster Merchant
Lloyd Whitaker
Santa Fe
Fifteenth
Sabetha
Seneca Courier-Tribune
Charles W. Johnson
Citizens State Bank of
District Court
Fred ©. Woodbury
Carlos L. Pautz
Jack Fisher
Woodbury
Pautz
Indianola Nebr
Alice Haner
Sabetha Bank