Two Kansas towns nominate women for mayor in primaries
Local notes report two Kansas towns fielding women candidates in mayoral primaries. Other items cover a chiropractor ad, home smoked pork sausage, new car colors at Tinley Motor, WoC U meeting at Baptist church, and various lighthearted city snippets. Miss Hetty Mshwick, 70, blind, visits Atchison relatives while planning future housing and employment. She travels solo, reflects resilience, and hopes for a paying home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. BE. Salzer
Clark's Land
Kansas
Ib Ruhlman & Co
Atchison
Hetty Mshwick
St. Louis
Pishwick
George Mshwick
North Fourteenth Street
B. ©. Evans
Forest Park
Misa Wishwick
Kansas City
Dodge City
Cimarron
Bill Clinkernoonk
Americans Are Forgetting Thrift In Howe Essay
E W Howe discusses dwindling thrift and old maxims about economy, warning of a coming bust up while praising prudent living. The piece contrasts historic wisdom from Confucius and Franklin with modern consumption and the uneasy balance of medical reliance and self denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confucius
Samuel Johnson
Benjamin Franklin
Opinion on music taste and public patronage in a 19th century column
A writer criticizes solo singing and praises orchestral concerts by the Cleveland Symphony, noting two-thirds house attendance and a large string and percussion section. The piece moves to self reflection on changing opinions and ends with a blunter remark on funeral homes as builders of beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Lincoln as a Learner The Value of Observation and Reading
The piece argues Lincoln learned mainly from talking with people and observing life rather than long solitary study. It elevates conversation, daily dictionary use, and encyclopedia reading as essential, while noting long speeches bore the public. It also states teachers should follow a college pace, but others need not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Car sales and local notices around town listed
Real estate and business items include John Murray & Co and Walter Simpson buying a new car, J. T. Berridge & Son Co promotions, and a 1928 Buick sedan for sale with overhauled parts. Local chatter mentions a windshield incident involving Lestie Pollock, a comic magazine exchange at a newsstand, and a community sing led by Hill Stanton and Ralph Fletcher near Symus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray & Co
Walter Simpson
Mullins Bros. Hardware Company
J. T. Berridge & Son Co
Ralph Fletcher
Brown County Christian Churches
Hiawatha
Lestie Pollock
Hill Stanton
Oakland
Symus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rail Road
Ove
Mit
Malott Bros
Com
City News
Tinley Motor Company
Woc. T. U
Baptist Church
White Clay Creek
Main Street
Symns Grocer
E. W. Howe
the Symphony
Perl
Dean Swift
Northrup, King &Co AM
Northrup, King & Co's Seeds
John Hooper
China
Dr. Brown
Simpson
T. N. Gray
Symas Grocer Co
Bud & Pree's
Ide
Klostermeier Bros. Lardware Company
Business Directory OF the City OF
Locomotive Finished Material Co
John Seaton Foundry
August Hagen
Blish, Mize & Silliman Hardware Co
J. W. Abner
M. D
Commercial St
North Ninth St
Thistlethwaite
Atchison County
B. W. Vickery
Byrne
Bixth
Commercial
G. A. Linck
Telephone
Simpson Bldg
Kohn &Jacobs
John Rolly W. Hawk
P. A. Brown
Atchison, Kansas
O. J. C. Clothing Company
Mayhugh
J. T. Berridge & Son
Main
Linley Motor CO
Ford
Fordson
G. E. Hendee
Kansas Avenue
Chalmers
Maxwell
Chrysler
Atchison Auto Radiator Co
Sixth and
Kansas Ave
Ralph A. Pfouts
Simpson Building
Eighth St
George L. Brown
Chas T. Gundy
All Courta
Commercial Street
Lawrence F. Day
Jay D. Adams
Atchigton
S. S. King & Victor King
Bryan Smith & Co
W. F. Paradise
Earl Paradise
the Home Ice &Cold Storage Co., Incorporated
Phone 550
Crystal Ice & Fuel CO
A. Haegelin, Prop
Price Boulevard
South Tenth St
Fleventh and
Florists
Groves Floral CO
Greenhouse
North Third
B. L. Brockett
W &. Blythe Et Bectric Caeae
Yoann — Comap
Marshall Electric CO
THE
Grodice Transfer & Storage Company
South Fourth St
Mai St
Memorial Hall
Frank E. Drake
Pat Ali
Satelette
RLV
F. Weinmann
North Fifth St
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