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Newspaper
Atchison Weekly Globe
Location
Atchison, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
5
A fragment notes a February price comparison, indicating market pressure as vendors discuss values. The readable text hints at ongoing pricing dynamics without detailing products, dates, or places.
Remnants tomorrow and advertisements from Mangelsdorf's and Linn Millinery fill this city page. The Abbey Sundonk St Benedict's collage issue is released while the paper notes spring painting by Clark Henderson Hardware Co supplies and the Brammer Fifty washer showcases half a century of manufacturing.
Neighboring Towns residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sutton and daughter Mrs. Alma Ferris return to Oklahoma after visiting Mrs. Sutton's mother Mrs. Maggie Grinter. Numerous residence changes, moves, and job updates across the area include new section foreman Mr. Kempt, Mrs. Julia Hollingsworth visiting Atchison, and the high school literary music program at Zion M EK church Thursday evening.
The Dixie Flyer presents comedy and music at the Electric theater in Iiffingham this Saturday March 26, featuring a varied program of entertainment and live performances.
Starry Schrader is building a new shed. Walter Grame and Claude McDevitt are sick. The flu after effects linger for some. Ralph Moore, age three, broke his leg after a fall. Mrs. Moore was Ida Wohlgemuth before marriage. Albert Wagner works for Max Matthias. Mrs. Will Fuhrman remains ill and shows no improvement.
Edgar Bryant faced halted payment over harness bought from a Craig Missouri theft case. Two men, Earl Scott and Arthur Lightfoot, are jailed in Hiawatha for selling stolen property. Gail Miller becomes C B and Q foreman in Rule Nebraska. Clyde Harland Mensen born March 20 to Mr and Mrs Enoch Mensen. John Wehrman shipped two carloads of sheep. A J mill closes April 1 until July 1. Mrs Hobart McKinney of McCook visits before leaving town.
Multiple stations schedule a March 24 program slate with Paganini topics, Wagner operas in tabloid form, Beethoven Fidelio anniversary, Russian music, and lectures from Chicago. Performers include Arcadie Birkenholz, Little Jack Little, and notable sopranos, baritones, and a Kinfolk concert lineup across W or WJS stations.
At the Presbyterian church annual congregational meeting all officers were re elected and routine business proceeded. Reports from departments were accepted. Local workmen reshingled Mrs Mc Atee hotel roof with asbestos shingles while Gid Klinefelter and O A Brock undertook interior updates. Frank Klinefelter sowed hotbeds and planted twelve bushels of sweet potatoes. The Home Welfare club met with Mrs R L Haskell. Mrs Turner visited her mother at Colony whose health was poor. Dr W A Roberts was in from Valley Falls on professional business.
The body of Mrs Laura Dickson arrived Wetmore from California on March 22 and was taken to her sister Mrs Delbert Dicks. Accompanied by her husband James Dickson and other relatives, funeral services were held at the Methodist church led by Rev H C Wassell with burial in the Wetmore cemetery. She was 37, formerly Laura Rose, and survived by her husband three sisters and one brother.
Fresh market fish and fencing supplies noted. Marriage licenses issued to Ralph Olson of Farmington and Ethel M Toley of Everest. A daylight saving law protest letter by A B Zimmerman. Road work plans for Jackson park duck pond area. Rotary endorses charity basketball game for city championship. Meek and Dunkel sue Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance for 550. Fred Cooper pleads guilty to prohibitory law violations after a raid.
The article lists attendees from Kansas City Missouri and Centralia Kansas for a funeral including Mr and Mrs Orville Dickson and children Mrs Sophie Porter and children Mrs Hendershot and daughter Mrs Kew of Atchison and other relatives. Music was provided by Mrs G S Graham Mrs H C Wassell W F Turrentine and Robert Moyer. The Kensington club was entertained by Mrs W B Lynch with her daughter Mrs Phil Andres. Also noted is a sick young daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Roderick with acute pneumonia and oxygen support, plus Mrs BD Ebelmesser returning from Atchison after visiting Henry Benn.
Fragments report Wolters Transfer and Storage at 1102 and Daughters of Mohammed event on Friday night. A large funeral for Mrs. Tom Ball Jr. was held yesterday at St Benedict's church. A Kuhridge man criticized the fire department after a neighbor’s alarm.
Advert reads Diapepsin as the strongest stomach aid, stopping sour risings biliousness and indigestion. It claims bold meals including sausage doughnuts soup and pie become comfortable and satisfying with a 60 cent package, improving digestion and health.
Officials suspect a railroad built the inter cepting sewer under the Pillsbury tank site and that the city may have merely linked its own sewer to it. Two men, R. D. Henderson and George Miller, were arrested for violating prohibitory ordinances after police searched a car at Second and Santa Fe streets and found two gallons of alleged whiskey.
Metloy's cod liver oil tablets claim to boost vitality with vitamins and no oily waste. Sold in drug stores across the Americas, they target those run down or anemic, promising strong results in 30 days with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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