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Newspaper
Atchison Weekly Globe
Location
Atchison, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1927
Page
8
The Globe unveils a Playograph Automatic scoreboard on the west wall of its Fifth and Main office. Park benches face the display to shelter hundreds of fans as it reproduces a baseball game with running bases, outs, and inning details. Weekday games begin at 12 30 Central. Sunday games at 1 01.
Kansas fears trench mouth may become an epidemic, while a Tulsa woman seeks divorce retains her husband as attorney. Local notes mention a deficit at the mith oneey fair, a bridal display on Commercial Street, and a man in Atchison who turned a nickel into 2 dollars 50 cents via pool betting before considering quitting his job.
Dr Caldwell promotes three health rules and Syrup Pepsin as a mild vegetable laxative. He claims constipation affects all despite care and urges readers to keep bowels open with a soothing, non habit forming remedy. Free samples offered by mail from Monticello Illinois with no charge.
Murray Spencer Auctioneer announces dates from Decatur Indiana with Route 2 Nortonville mailing address. He lists contact details and notes a sale at the Baltimore club. Other items mention locals Roy Wallack Charlie Barnett family illness Linley Motor Co and community anecdotes.
In Atchison on Saturday October 8 at 2 p m groups of Civil War veterans lodge members church members longtime residents and business people are invited to Snyder's studio to pose for a Fiftieth Anniversary Globe photo Also notes recall Miss Corinne Davis 1917 Atchison High graduates and local gossip topics including hookworm awareness and planned homecoming details
Money to loan from $100 to $2,500 on good real estate secured by insurance. Simpson building Sixth street entrance, ask for Conrad Voelker. The Watson farm of 160 acres southwest of Effingham sold to Fred Ruhrmeister, adjoining Ruhrmeister's farm. sale by Jim Watson, whose father homesteaded the land years ago. Consideration around $9,000. Mrs. T. B. Smith visited daughter Mrs. James Harman for two weeks, returned to Effingham.
Searles T Bolman of the general insurance field reports ongoing crew work at the Winchester oil well. Bob Hendrix, a Wetmore man, shows marked improvement and is receiving treatment at Atchison hospital. In Spring Grove northwest of Atchison, four children in the Charlie Pollard home have whooping cough.
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