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- proper noun A patronymic
surname .
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Yes | No | Report from Del in KS wrote 43 weeks 5 hours ago silsbyj, Our family farm is west of Atcheson near Effingham.
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Yes | No | Report from Del in KS wrote 43 weeks 5 hours ago silsbyj, Our family farm is west of Atcheson near Effingham.
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-- When I was still working and had two good legs under me, I booked a few hunts through Jack Jr. and Keith Atcheson, Butte, MT.
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Bernie, I have heard of Atcheson as being a very reputable outfitter.
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Jack Atcheson, Jr. of The Atcheson's booking service in Butte, MT once told me that he used a .338 more than any other cartridge and swore by it.
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An aside: the only studio for which Harry Warren didn't do great work, oddly enough, was MGM; he gave them one hit, "On the Atcheson, Topeka and the Santa Fe," but most of Warren's songs for Arthur Freed musicals are not up to his usual standards before and after his stint at MGM.
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An aside: the only studio for which Harry Warren didn't do great work, oddly enough, was MGM; he gave them one hit, "On the Atcheson, Topeka and the Santa Fe," but most of Warren's songs for Arthur Freed musicals are not up to his usual standards before and after his stint at MGM.
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“Christians could be a little less triumphal,” noted the Reverend Charles B. Atcheson, rector of All Saints Church in Waterloo, Belgium.
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“Christians could be a little less triumphal,” noted the Reverend Charles B. Atcheson, rector of All Saints Church in Waterloo, Belgium.
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“Christians could be a little less triumphal,” noted the Reverend Charles B. Atcheson, rector of All Saints Church in Waterloo, Belgium.
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