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Newspaper

Atchison Weekly Globe

Location

Atchison, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1929

Page

2

Atchison Calls for Broad View on Missouri River

The Atchison Globe admonishes Wichita for disparaging Missouri river navigation while Wichita Eagle celebrates local oil wealth. It argues experts support river navigation and that Kansas cities should share in broad development, warning the Eagle to be gracious or face opposition.

Atchison Wichita Wichita Eagle Missouri River Eagle Atchison Globe Globe White Clay

Defending Six-Dollar Words About Cal Coolidge

A column defends Calvin Coolidge against claims of dual personalities in writing. It argues writers tailor material to audiences, comparing Hearst magazines with ladies' home journals, and asserts Coolidge should not be accused of duplicity. The piece ends noting Cal could earn six dollars per word while the market lasts.

Calvin Coolidge Pathfinder Coolidge Hearst Ladies’ Home Journal Cal Christ Earth

Editorial Bits and Bites on Hoover and McNary

Mrs Hoover attended a baseball game and ate peanuts. The piece notes demon president Hoover and Senator McNary were boyhood friends in Oregon and suggests the senator favors dropping the equalization fee.

Hoover Senator McNary Oregon

Day's Doings: Local Notes From Atchison Readers

A collage of vignettes from residents and visitors in Atchison and nearby towns. Anecdotes include dog bites, funny quotes, birthdays, travel notes, and local observations. Highlights mention Sam Elliston on gophers, Frank Roche on Iola airport, fire at Nick Brazen farm, and E W Howe returning from Florida with Miss Adelaide Howe.

Nick Walters E. W. Emery Sam Elliston Joe Schletzbaum, Sr H. M. Sheeks Frank Dilgert F. W. Prince Carl Latenser John M. Cain Florida

Series of Deaths Shake Valley Falls Community

A string of fatalities from a Saturday crossing accident and subsequent losses dominate Valley Falls news. Julius Brosa, 60, and Ralph Green, 18, die after a Santa Fe freight collision. Brosa’s widow survives. Other obituaries include Mrs. A. Murray, 78, and George Figgs, 78, with details of survivors, funeral plans, and cemetery burials. A long list of local deaths and incidents follows, including John Spalding, 58, and multiple notes on residents, services, and community events.

Valley Falls Spurlock Crossing Globe Santa Fe Julius Brosa Ralph Green Brosa Green Walter Florence Green Bolton S. R. Green

Albert W Perry of Muscotah dies at 56

Albert W. Perry, 56, farmer of the Muscotah area, died at Atchison hospital at 4:15 PM after months of illness. Born November 10, 1872 in Leavenworth, he moved to Atchison county in 1908 and lived near Muscotah for three years. Survived by wife Anna, no children, and sister Ida Ryan of Leavenworth. Funeral 2:30 PM Tuesday at Harcuff funeral home. Rev. W. E. Wheeler officiating. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Harcuff & Buis in charge.

Albert W. Perry Muscoteh Atchison Hospital Atchison County Atchison Albert Perry Bert Perry Leavenworth Perry Anna Jones Ida Ryan Ferry Muscotah Harcutff W. E. Wheeler St. Mark's Oak Hill Cemetery Harcuff & Buis

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