Atchison News Parcels Blend Local Notes and Ads
Local items report an Atchison man with a half Scotch half ginger ale claim, a dog racing plan for Dr L B Salzer, and car top/curtain sales by E H Schweder. Lectures on Christian Science set Oct 3 at Fourth and Santa Fe Church. Crop notes from Stockton note kaffir maize heads up to fifteen inches. Printing rush orders offered by Lockwood Hazel Co. Neville Cool dies in Independence accident. funeral details given. Chevrolet value up as production rises. Imperial Landau price cut. Out of town shoppers include Mrs Brad Melick and daughter Ruth from St Joe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
L. B. Salzer
Kansas City
E. H. Schweder
Fourth
Santa Fe
John O'Connor
Stockton
Lockwood-Hazel Co
Roy Wilson
Dempsey
Dale Walker
Chica
Dorothy Marond
Walker
Sarah Adams
Wilbur Adams
Topeka
Globe
Neville Cool
Independence
Independence Sanitarium
Lexington
Union Streets
Ruth Cool
Ruth Mikel
F. A. Cool
Louise
Lois
Mary Ethel
Edith
Gomer
West
Waldo Street
Service Motor Company
South Liberty Street
William Chrisman
Glee Club
Warrensburg
Stahl
Stone Church
John Sheehy
Mound Grove Cemetery
Buddy
Ruddy
KMBC
Chevrolet
Miller- Chevrolet Company
Brad Melick
Ruth Melick
St. Joe
Use of Fly-Tox Reduces Disease Across Town
Scientists warn flies carry germs of typhoid fever infantile paralysis and other illnesses. Fly-Tox is touted as safe for humans yet kills flies mosquitoes roaches moths and bed bugs. Also noted are local notices about insurance health and social events with brief community updates and ads from Miller Chevrolet.
Half Minute Interviews and Local Notes on Travel and Roads
A mosaic of quick quotes covers politics and sports including John Fritz predicting Pittsburgh victory and Harry DeLong noting Bass and crappie biting at Beanlake. Also included are reflections on Tunney, distant travels from Europe with the American Legion, and an update on Highway No. 16 repairs delaying winter access while J E Rank stays at Mayo Clinic for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fritz
Pittsburgh
Harry DeLong
Beanlake
Barney Askren
Lowden
Baker
Reed
West
White House
T. N. Gray
Arch Bennett
Tom Clark
Clark Brothers
Clark
Tunney
Joe Clark
Fritz Hekeinkaemper
Emil Ebner
Coolidge
Kansas
Atchison County
Charlie Higdon
Goodland
Charlie
Tom Beattie
Doniphan
Verge Tate
Victor Ryan
Europe
American Legion
John Ryan
France
Legion
Steamship Company
Cherbourg
Liverpool
England
Channel
Paris
United States
New York
Pullman
Pullmans
English Channel
Dover
Calais
Dodge
Atchison
J. E. Rank
Rochester
Minn
Rank
Mayo Clinic
Local notes and remembrances from Atchison area
A collection of short items includes Frank Roche remodeling his house at 305 North Fourteenth Street, a disgruntled Atchison man after the Penny Arcade closure, and plans for a Parent Teacher Association reception for new teachers on October 14 in Franklin school auditorium. Also noted are local business ads, a chiropractor update, and a Missouri farmer's son who broke an arm while cranking a tractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Roberts
Fourth and Main Sts
Frank Roche
North Fourteenth Street
Parent Teacher Association of the Public Schools
Franklin School
Clarence Hansen
Alove
Tues
Jack Little
Missouri
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Drury, Jor
North Sixth Street
City News
Deer Creek
C. A. Wright Coal Co
Orpheum
de Laney's
Parent Teacher Association
Manhattan
Mary Haglage
Walter F. Haglage
W. E. Wheeler
Geo. J. Walsh
New York Life Insurance
Nick Petsch
de Laney
Whitelaw
Commercial Street
Independence Creek
Exchange National Bank
Anna Louise Haegelin
Gus Haegelin
Atchison Hospital
J. B. Sullivan
Missouri Pacific
W. M. Maher
Washington
Miller-Chevrolet Company
South Seventh
Eejelly
Peservere
S. Specs Eeeey Saneagoa Wess Sugar Company
I. Oms
R . McNally
R. W. McNally
Waynoka, Oklahoma
Great Western Sugar Company Sugar
Denver, Colorado
Great Western Beet
Commercial St
Atchison, Kansas
J. C. Penney Company
Penny Arcade
W. S. Pulliam
Sherwin