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Newspaper
Atchison Weekly Globe
Location
Atchison, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1927
Page
7
Dtangeledorg Dry Goods promotes November coats with New York approved styles, personally selected by buyers. Coats claim top quality standards before stock and aim for lower prices than earlier seasons, positioning the store as The Store for Coats.
The annual Methodist Church Bazaar is set for December 8 with a chicken dinner available. Fruit cake mince meat aprons rag rugs and fancy pillow slips can be ordered by phone from Mrs Paul Brooks at 1413.
Longtime Atchison resident Charles Hovatter dies in Topeka at age 68 after months of illness. He worked for the Atchison Champion and later the Topeka State Journal. survived by one daughter, Mrs. C. P. Wilson of Houston. John Q. Trimmer in Mound City vows perpetual shaving after Lincoln assassination. at 93 he remains unshaved. Local items note fall season ads and a Shubert Kansas City review of Countess Maritza praising its artistry and staging. Continuous items include local business listings and services such as gas wagon winter prep and dental services.
A pricing note states vests of this grade cost 1.25 dollars while union suits are priced at 2.25 dollars. The concise ledger line indicates a straightforward price listing for two garment types.
The page mixes curbside ads and community updates from Atchison. It notes A Alemite experts at Kansas Avenue, Davis & Sons hardware on 606 Commercial, tax rate cuts offset by rising valuations, and multiple short items including court notices, hospital recoveries, and travel plans. It also highlights local sports talk from Kansas City Star writer Mac Ebner and ongoing commerce such as used cars from Miller Chevrolet and home construction for Dr. M. T. Dingess.
A sensational claim outlines a “little green capsule” named Alienrhu Number 2 that supposedly stops rheumatic agony quickly. The ad promises prompt relief within hours and urges readers to demand the product at drug stores, while warning of imitations and offering a money back guarantee.
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