City News and Local Ads Mixed in Brief
Community notes list serves and businesses from Deer Creek to Troy with promotions for ice cream, coal, and building blocks. Tidbits mention Bob Pitzer bedfast but improving, Bert Gilmore growing a mustache, and a visit by Mrs. W. H. Potts of Lawrence to her parents at 625 Mound. An area repairman offers side curtain and top work as winter approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wright Coal Co
Bob Pitzer
Brockett’s
Orpheum
Troy
Bert Gilmore
W. H. Potts
Ef Lawrence
Amos Howell
King Radio Franchise Goes to Terry's Shop
The Terry Radio Shop reports securing the King radio dealership for the city and surrounding area. King will launch a regional newspaper advertising campaign highlighting Terry Radio Shop as “The Place to Go for Radio” and emphasizes dealer service as key to customer satisfaction. Also notes Curt Hall, former Ponca City mayor and Doniphan County figure, died at 57 after health issues tied to bank failures, and a Kansas City birthday dinner for Mrs Belle Gilmore and Mrs Bert Gilmore hosted by A K Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Radio Shop
King Radio
King People
King
Burt G. Close
Slaes
Curt Hall
Ponca City
Doniphan
Deposit Guaranty Bank
State Banking Department
Hall
Athens
Ohio
Doniphan County
Kansas
Oklahoma
A. K. Pearson
Kansas City
Belle Gilmore
Bert Gilmore
Pearson
Local Atchison notices and short items in one page
A collage of brief items from Atchison includes prices at Economy store, a downtown reference to William Baumener, Joe Robb in Chicago on business for Steinite Laboratories, and a free Christian Science lecture at 204 North Tenth Street. Also notes Tom Mahoney on Santa Fe brakemen, a granite purchase by N L Vernon, dry cleaning services, health news, bank staff community spirit, Kiwanis reading project, reader letters on roads and taxes, a traveling family on White Clay creek, and a Helton wedding at the Baptist church with Mary Elinor Welster and Neal Bunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Robb
Chicago
Steinite Laboratories
Christine King
North Tenth Street
Tom Mahoney
Santa Fe
N. L. Vernon
Corning
Kas
Atchison Monument Works
Lavina Walker
Colorado Springs
Atchison
Vinnie Coleman
Exchange National
White Clay Creek
Fifteenth Street
Dodge City
Helton
Mary Elinor Welster
Neal Bunton
the Baptist Church
W. O. Shank
How to Reduce Varicose Veins
Despondent readers learn that Moone's Emerald Oil can reduce swollen veins. A two ounce bottle bought at a first rate drug store, applied night and morning, allegedly improves and normalizes varicose veins. Describes Emerald Oil as a harmless germicide with long-lasting effects and a money back guarantee. All druggists stock the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Local Classified Snippets Highlight Coast to Coast Ventures
A collage of small notices lists a painter contractor C. C. Rolls, a dentist Dr. Strode, and a Byron Busbong line. It mentions Charlie Dove in Alaska, gas heater offerings, and a store ad with thirty replies. Also notes De Laney's dyeing, Mrs. Adams visiting Atchison for treatments, and a promoter hint about boxing rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Strode
Charlie Dove
Alaska
C. FE. Davis & Sons
Byron Busbong
Globe
de Laney
Whitelaw
J. M. Adams
Weston
Atchison
Recital Postponed Due To Violinist Injury
The Harry Farbman recital set for Friday at St. Scholastica's auditorium is postponed to October 11 due to Farbman injuring a finger. Ticket holders may use them on the new date. Mrs. E. J. Duffin, mother of Mrs. George Linck, is seriously ill in Leavenworth and will go to Kansas City for hospital observation and possible surgery. Charlie Higdon returns from vacation in Goodland Kansas noting muddy roads the drive home. Mrs. Higdon accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Farbman
Mr. St. Scholastica'’s
Farbman
E. J. Duffin
George Linck
Leavenworth
Charlie
Prussian Irishman Mentions Inquiried Walnut City Item
A fragmented clipping notes Mrs Jessie Bryant joining Steinite factory and local attendance at a Kansas City radio show. It mentions services from Stevens drug store and Ora Kilpatrick recounting bagging seventeen teas from one flock. Petey Donelin proclaims Tunney is a Prussian Irishman prompting questions about the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Bryant
Atchison
Kansas City
Stevens
Ora Kilpatrick
Beanlake
Petey Donelin
Tunney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Big 101 Ranch
Wild West
Fred Burdick
New England Conservatory
Boston
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
City News
Deer Creek
Terry
William Baumener
State Orphans’ Home
Kiwanis Club
Tom Byrne
Atchison Globe
Atchison County
Topeka
Missouri
Pike's Peak
Tanpayer
Miller Brothers
101 Ranch Wild West
Rita Dale
101
Express
C. C. Rolls
Street
Jonathan
Grimes
Winesap
Stayman
Stannard Fruit Farm
City
U Ji Ani
Gasoline Alley
Copreghy
Skeezix
Pal
Jean
MLL
Wim
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