Atchison Schools Pride in P T A Visit and Facilities
Atchison hosts the state Parent Teacher Association to showcase its public and parochial schools. The city boasts modern architecture, fireproof buildings, and extensive investments totaling nearly three million dollars in school facilities and equipment.
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Roosevelt Gymnasium
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Franklin
Washington
Branchton
Kansas
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Mt. St. Scholastica
Maur Hill
St. Benedict's College
United States
Forest Week promotes youth aid in fire prevention
American Forest Week launches with a radio program featuring President Coolidge. Emphasizes youth pledge power, cautions adults, and cites a Texas timber fire as evidence. Mentions Kansas City Star coverage of the Waggener political dynasty and a miscaptioned photo mix up between Waggeners and Stecher.
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Boy Scouts
Amarillo
Texas
Kansas City Star
Waggener
Kansas
Babe P. Waggener
Menory Atchison
W. P. Waggener
Hutchinson
Babe Waggener II
Kansas Democracy
Glick
Moonlight
Overmeyer
Blair
Harris
Orr
Star
Harry C. Stetcher
Osage City Free Press
Stecher
Albert Hall
Farmington
St. Joe
Main Street
Kansas Avenue
Kansas Democrats proposal sparks mock convention action
Kansas Democrats choosing presidential delegates for Smith or Reed faced a dry plank dispute. A Kansas university student mock convention nominated Curtis for president and passed a resolution calling for repeal of the Volstead act, offering a satirical jab at prohibition.
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Kansas
Smith
Reed
Kansas University
Curtis
Heat, cold deaths in Kansas rise over 13 years
State vital statistics show 77 deaths attributed to excessive cold and 273 deaths from excessive heat in the last 13 years in Kansas. The remark notes the seasonal timing as a grim contrast to spring and a snappy jab at the data revealer.
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Kansas
Senate backs marines in Nicaragua action
The United States Senate yesterday sustained the administration's move to keep Marines in Nicaragua. The move drew general public approval, as quitting would threaten national honor, though fighting is to be abhorred.
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United States Senate
Nicaragua
Hoover Against Smith Sets Up Clean Campaign Clash
It appears the race will pit Hoover against Smith in a decisive contest. The showdown frames a stark contrast between the two candidates and signals the campaign’s high stakes as voters prepare to choose.
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Smith
Quakes Rock the Balkans Amid Ongoing Tensions
A series of seismic events shakes the Balkans drawing attention to regional instability. Scientists report varied magnitudes as authorities issue advisories while local communities brace for aftershocks and potential displacement. International agencies monitor developments for relief coordination.
Globe Lights: Witty Quotations on Life and Society
A collection of humorous maxims and reflections on health, speed, extremism, work, fashion, and human behavior. Observations range from drivers and shopping to religion and society, featuring quotes about athletes, thought, and everyday contradictions.
Atchison Globe Echoes Town Happenings And Firey Gossip
Local column reports on memorial calls for Dr Shelly and admired citizens, a jail term for liquor offenses, business changes at Harmony Garden store, paving plans, a golden wedding, and civic events including school plays, church activities, and a railroad yard inspection with notes on personalities, dates, places, and local enterprises.
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H. V. Ashton
H. V. Lott
Earl Green
Harmony Garden
Ashton
Atchison
Jim Grooms
Missouri
Excelsior Springs
Atchison County
Atchison Daily Happenings Mixed With Life Facts
The itemized column reports a chickenpox case at 713 A street and quarantine at 1023 Ash street in Atchison. It notes community remarks from Parson Shank, a drum corps joke, June courthouse walk of Dean Asper, local business chatter, and various small-town happenings including deaths, bonds, crime, farming prospects, social notes, recipes, and local gossip.
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Tucker
Newland
Ash Street
Parson Shank
Dean Asper
Central Branch
Court House
L. W. Stanley
Topeka
Kiwanis Club
Atchison
Will Hamme
Phillippine Islands
Manila
Virgil Bayless
Lee Dewey
Atchison Hosts First Radio Jobbers Convention
A new radio jobbers convention opens in Atchison, marking a first for Kansas and the central west. The event centers on the Steinite radio factory and local hero Fred Stein whose work made this gathering possible.
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Atchison
Kansas
Central West
Sandino Captures Four Mines. Oil Well May Finish Him
An Atchison man notes Sandino the Nicaraguan bandit chief has seized four gold mines. He warns that a single gold mine has doomed many, but if Sandino takes an oil well, his end may be near.
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Harry Fitzpatrick
F. Gallagher
North Fourth Street
Omaha
William Burns
George Fortune
Standard Oil Co
Stout Battery Shop
The
Elks Charity Trust Association
A. H. Langworth
Shelly
Virgil Bayless
Bayless
Warren Daniels
Los Angeles
Pomona
Calif
Newark
N. J
Adam Haynes
Globe
McAdow
Kansas City
Hale Bayley
Coleman
Falls City
Dick Gilman
Gilman
Atchison County
Atchison
St. Benedict’s
St. Joe
Francis Johannes
Leavenworth
Elect Johannes
St Benedict's
Gilfillan
August J. Schwertner
Wichita
Francis J. Tief
Concordia
James P Brady
St. Mary’s
Conception Abbey
Conception
Gregory Huegle
Gregory
Gerard Heinz
St. Benedict’s Abbey
Justin Lion
St. Louis Church
Good Intent
Johannes
Missouri Pacific
A. R. Layman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Caryard
P. A. Ward
H. M. Watts
Downs
Missouri Pacific Orchestra
Carmen
Guy Evans
Dean Asper
Howard Hayes
Raymond Bump
Frank Ryan
Ernest Childs
Arkansas
Missouri
A. B. Whitaschek
T. C. Sligar
Kansas Division
Sandino
Colleges Teach Golfing As Modern Corrective Trend
Colleges and universities move to offer courses in golf as a modern trend to counter an apparent social evil. The piece notes many middle aged men waste their lives trying to learn the game.
Phrase about newspapers and hell
A terse reflection notes some dislike for newspapers and argues there is no newspaper in hell though some newspaper men may be present. The remark uses dark humor to contrast media presence with the absence of a paper itself.
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Hell
Gatehead girls seek mayor aid to reach likely suitors
In Gatehead England two girls request the mayor forward their leap year proposals to any likely young men, hoping to find partners.
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Gatehead
England
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Bailey
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Lawrence F. Day
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J. C. Fox
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Pat Price
W. A. McKelvy
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