Tax Penalty Bill Explained By Ruling In Dodge County
The Dodge bill offers a moratorium on tax penalties and interest but does not apply to 1932 taxes in Atchison County. Delinquent 1931 and earlier taxes may be paid at face value before Sept 1, 1933 without penalties. from Sept 1 to Dec 31, 1933 interest accrues at 0.5% monthly. Effective Jan 1, 1934 the bill voids and prior law returns.
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Dodge
E. T
Ted) Meyer
Meyer
Atchison County
Atchison Daily Snips Morning Notes Roundup
Mrs Pearl Oldham state agent returns from Clay Center. Betty Rose Brumfield ill. a prowler reported on North Third Street. Lois Wertz to spend weekend in Kansas City. Cornerstone to be laid for Washington Court House March 11. Ed Hayes infant son doing well at 912 Henry. Claude Hess building rustic fence at Sixth and Kearney. Rumor of 2000 found money at Sumner called whopper. Miss Marcella Kotapish vacationing at Hanna Poultry office. Busy Bee club hosted by Mrs John Herndon on South Fourth. Wyeth Walters and son visiting from Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs G V Anderson move from Everest. St Mark's Lutheran church youth silver offering supper. Guests of 516 South Fourth are Dave Kimmel of Wichita. Atchison's Clever Switchman notes Brakeman watching work and watch. Father Coughn receives up to 900000 letters in 14 days. Verna Bailey hosts two Christian church classes with dance. Jim Beattie to move shoe repair fixtures to Omaha. Tomorrow's children's story hour features Lady Adela and Ostrich tale. Bicycle stolen from Edgar Rygeaard returned mysteriously. J W Eskridge, 93, dies in Weston. funeral held. Reisner Park rock monument with bronze plate dedication. Mrs Nell Lambert hosts dinner for Mrs Otto Sexton. bridge prizes to Sexton and Byron England. Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Tom Ball of Kansas City. Gertrude Geritz former name. Mrs Ball and Geritz families in Kansas City. Mrs Jack Brunner hosts Young Matrons Missionary executive committee. March program and potluck planned.
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Court House
Washington
Kas
Ed Hayes
Henry Street
Claude Hess
Sixth
Kearney
Fred Eiche
Sumner
Marcella Kotapish
Hanna Poultry and Exe Co
Busy Bee Club
John Herndon
South Fourth Street
Wyeth Walters
Little Son
Pittsburgh
Horace Chandler
G. V. Anderson
Atchison
Everest
Anderson
Henry Klein
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Harry C. Overton
Dave Kimmel
Wichita Atchison
Ben Turpin
Charles FE. Coughn
Detroit
Verna Bailey
Commercial Street
Christian Church
Danco
Jim Beattie
Omaha
Bill Beattie
Adela
Edgar Rygeaard
Mound Street
Rygaard
J. W. Eskridge
Jackson
Platte Counties
Weston
Reisner Park
John C. Reisner
Nell's Lambert
Otto Sexton
Denver
North Terrace
Sexton
Byron England
Tom C. Ball
Kansas City
Ball
Gertrude Geritz
Theodore Geritz
Tom Ball
Geritzes
Jack Brunner
North Third Street
Young Matrons Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Globe
United States
Rockies
Asheville
Knoxville
North Carolina
Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountain National Park
America
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Bureau of Home Economics
Department of Agriculture
Deer Creek
American Savings State Bank
Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Hackney
Floyd Willette
G. W. Allaman
R. M. Noll
Jim Walsh
Harry Turney
Harry Hartman
Register of Deeds Office
Louis Kuhnhofft
Melinda Andrews
Atchison County
E. Ettinger
B. F. Beale
Lela A. Caspey
M. J. Morrissey
Albert
Ethel Parrott
West Atchison
Ensign
Charles Westhofen
Pensacola
Fla
Sally Pennell
Pennell
North Seventh Street
Mr. Piper
Ernest Piper
Gertrude Meitzel
Melvin
Scott Clingan
Piper
Gideon Brown
Leavenworth
Elmwood Hospital
Leavenworth County Hospital
Mr. Brown
Potter
Larry Quiggley
Sam Blythe Jr
Missouri
L. R. Youngman
D. L. Forgy
Atchison Street
Mr. Ballinger
J. O. Shutflebarger
John Yaple
Forest Park
Shutflebarger
Ballinger
Omar Bauman
Ben Bauman
Betty Gayle
Bonnie Gayle Leason
Donna Piper
Eleanor
Jackie Willis
Barbara Jean
Donna Scott
Florence Ann O'Brien
Betty Lee Cecil
Reona Mae Woods
Mary Lou Enright
Billy
W. W. Wickam
Riley Street
Howard Fowler
Ashton Hundley
Frances Clem
John Reid
Frank Brox
Bartholomew
Clem
Charles Smith
Melford Hendrickson
Will Winkler
James Colgan
Barney Langan
C. L. Carr
R. L. Seaton
Ladies Missionary “Society
Seaton
W.F. Tschorn
Will Schmeling
China
W. B. Winzenreich
State Convention of
Lutheran Missionary Societies
Topeka
Paul Tensing
W. B. Winzenreidh
W. H. Tschorn
A. P. Eymann
E. F. Fink
W. E. Brown
Carr
L. C. Chew
Little Valeta Mae Brown
E. H. Bushey
McDonald
North Second Street
St. Marys
C. H. Follmer
Kansas Avenue
Beloit
Troy
Kansas
University of Town
W. G. Crumpacker
Division Street
Sorosis Club
James McCaig
Centralia
Andy McCaig
Muscatine
Mr. Hayes
Cy Davis
Baltimore
W. L. Clark
Cummings
Clark
Brown County
Weston, Mo
Fair Grounds
Hiawatha
L. E. Morris
DeKalb
Platte County
Victor Phillip
Kearney Street
Viola Postlethwaite
Jacob Hopple
James Cummings Dies in Atchison County
James Cummings 61 former Bailor Cultivator machinist died at 5 15 pm at his home 1025 Laramie St after seven weeks illness Funeral services set for 2 30 pm Sunday at Stanton Stanton chapel with Rev M O Kellison of the Christian church and burial in Alderson cemetery Cummings a lifelong Atchison county resident born June 21 1871 north of Atchison survived by his wife Laura E Graves and three brothers and one sister Pallbearers listed.
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James Cummings
Bailor Cultivator Co
Laramie Street
M. O. Kellison
The
Christian Church
Stanton & Stanton
Alderson
Atchison
Cummings
Atchison County
Peter and
Emmeline Cummings
Laura E. Graves
Charles
Will
Huron
Joseph Cummings
Los Angeles
Sarah Barry
Sam Connor
KE. R. Nance
Albert Armstrong
Mont Holman
Vernon Britt
Charles Seeger
Mrs Elwyn Buster Dies In Atchison
Mrs Clelia Hisle Buster 26 wife of Elwyn Buster died after 4 pm at 1006 South Sixth street after over two years illness. Funeral 2 pm Thursday at Lawin Douglass chapel Rev M O Kellison officiating. Burial Sugar Creek cemetery. She was born July 5 1906 in Buchanan county and lived in Atchison since 1920. Married in St Joseph September 17 1928. Survived by husband one son Edward Jones Jr 9, parents Charles Hisle Bean Lake Mo and Mrs J F Trigg south of Atchison, five brothers and one sister. Additional local notices follow.
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Clelia Hisle Buster
Elwyn Buster
South Sixth Street
Atchison
Buster
St. Joseph
Edward Jones, Jr
Charles Hisle
Bean Lake
J. F. Trigg
Orsie
Orbie
Homer
Ralph
William Hisle
Etta Hisle
Jurors Drawn for April Court Term Atchison County
Jurors for the April term of the Atchison County district court were drawn this morning at the courthouse. The term opens April 10 and is expected to be light with few cases for the jury. The list includes jurors from Atchison Benton Center Grasshopper Kapioma Lancaster Mr. Pleasant Shannon and Walnut, naming 30+ individuals across districts.
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Atchison County District Court
Court House
Atchison
F. J. Dagenais
J. H. Powers
Lisle Noble
Harry F. Craddock
Andrew Colgan
Richard Davenport
F. M. Carson
L. C. Ruhl
Jess Coder
Thomas S
Kiefer
Miles Reichart
Lancaster
H. EF. Olson
Gustav Stutz
M. J. Hines
Mr. Pleasant
Robert Bishop, Sr
Sam Hall
T. Henson
Shannon
Otto Meidinger
H. M. Graves
Walnut
Lorenzo Lovejoy
Henry Richey
Walter Bond
Frank Sacks
Atchison PTA elects Mrs Oscar P May President
Mrs Oscar P May of 925 North Fourth Street was elected president of the Atchison Parent-Teacher Council at a meeting in the office of W D Wolfe superintendent of schools. New officers include Wolfe as first vice president Vernon Britt as second vice president and Fay Rogge as secretary treasurer.
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Thursdy’s
Oscar P. May
North Fourth Street
Atchison
Parent-Teacher Council
W. D. Wolfe
Wolfe
Vernon Britt
Fay Rogge
May
Evan Tonsing
Tobacco and farming advice from L B Benner in Weston
Weston resident L B Benner extols soil suited to tobacco in Platte and Buchanan counties Missouri and nearby Kansas counties. He recalls early tobacco profits, urges careful seed selection, proper barn construction, and timely planting. He predicts tobacco could become a major western Missouri and northeastern Kansas crop with rising demand for light tobacco for cigarettes.
Barn Fire Destroys W L Clark Farm Buildings Near Cummings
Spontaneous combustion from freshly ground feed at noon caused a fire that destroyed a large barn, granary, scale house, and outbuildings at W L Clark’s farm near Cummings. The Clark home was saved. no livestock were harmed. Apple orchard and hay, feed, harness, and machinery were lost. An insurance mention was made.
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W.L. Clark
Cummings
Clark
Tobacco and town notices from Atchison region
Local notes report tobacco meetings in Brown and Atchison counties, farm moves to Doniphan and northern Arkansas, marriages, a church meeting, a naval club gathering, and a warning about graft targeting teachers involving magazine subscriptions and forged checks.
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Atchison County Naval Club
Louis Brockett
Furman Rogers
Sea Scotts
Commercial Street
Naval Club
Hiawatha World
W. EF
Randolph
Brown County
Antone Schlinger Dies in Atchison Hospital
Antone Schlinger, 75, died at 3:30 this morning in Atchison hospital after being a patient since Sunday. Body held at Harcuff & Buis funeral home awaiting word from sons in California and Michigan. Mrs. Schlinger died October 31, 1930, after injuries from a motor car strike. Three sons Charles Oxnard California John Ventura California and Ed Detroit survive.
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Thursdy’s
Antone Schlinger
Atchison Hospital
Harcuff & Buis
Sons
California
Michigan
Schlinger
Charles
Oxnard
Calif
John
Ventura
Detroit
Surevive
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Pearl Oldham
Clay Center
Charlies Falk
Brant
Dave Lovgren
Berkson’s
Betty Rose Brumfield
Stanley Brumfield
East Atchison
Lois Wertz
John Gallagher
Bendena
Albert Kuhn
H. F. Albers
Ed Batty
Dalbey
Jenks
P. May
L. B. Benner
Platte
Buchanan
Donaphan
Kentucky
Five Cent
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lizzie Parker
WM. Christian
Nila Biser Christian
William Christian
W. H. White
Charles Ebbs
J. L. Kendall
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Charlie DeHam
Whitelaw
Falls City
Lewis Hilbert
Richard Allan
Hilbert
B. E. Allen
Corning
Salina Brown
Lawin & Douglass
Mt. Vernon
Joe West
Joe
H. N
Bert) Sowers
Sowers
John Schlinger
T. S. Mitchell
J. R. McFadden
B. L. Brockett
Arkansas City
Insull
Kreuger-Toll
National City Bank
Florida
Francis Drake
Anneke Jans
I. D. Parker
Vinegar Works
Norman G. Steanston
First National Bank
Oscar G. Winter
C. C. Calnan
Kansas Chief
A. D. Jones
R. G. Larzere
O. O. Falk
C. E. Butts
Cyrus Leland III
Young Leland
Cyrus Leland, Jr
United States Pension
Internal Revenue
State of
Coffeyville Journal
A. C. Townley
League
Townley
South Dakota
Belleville
Salina
Iola
Bob Schmidt
St. Joe
W. L. Clark Farm
John Kaff
Kaff
W. E. Moyer
Fifth and Commercial Streets
Moyer
Huey Long
Huey
St. Bernard
Board of County Commissioners
Doniphan Road
Town
Eden
Minneapolis
Minn
Dave Condon
Chester Robinson
Lawrence
B. F. Moore
Henry Merwick
St. Patrick's Day
Wendell Stoffer
Ekhart
Ind
Lorene Byrne
Velma
Frank Shumaker
Bellevue P. T. A
Viola Fults
Jamestown
Lee Currin Arensberg
Lee Arensberg
Walter Dippel
Margaret Lonnecker
Massasoit Hall
Sylvester Arensberg
Baby
John Beattie
Will Weinmann
Marshall Warner
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