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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2011
Page
2
Provides staff roles, contact numbers, and email addresses for The Garden City Telegram Kansas. Notes delivery issues, subscription rates, and office hours. Includes postmaster address and periodicals postage details.
Russell A. Ardery 85 died January 22 2011 at Presbyterian Manor of the Plains in Dodge City Born March 13 1925 in Great Bend son of A S Ardery and Edna Coffee Ardery Moved to Haskell County in 1927 married Inez Hawkins April 18 1948 in Garden City She died May 14 2004 Survived by two daughters Connie Reinert Kathy Tuxhorn two sons Ross and Rick Ardery nine grandchildren four great grandchildren three sisters Funeral at 1030 a m Tuesday at Dodge City Church of the Nazarene Burial Maple Grove Cemetery Visitation until 8 tonight at Swaim Funeral Home with family from 2 to 4 pm Memorials to Presbyterian Manor of the Plains or Hospice of the Prairie care of the funeral home.
Obituaries list Ruby M Kauffman 93 of Garden City died Jan 20 2011 from Lane County born Oct 5 1917 married Hadley L Kauffman 1940. Also Scott City notes Darwin Bollinger Hazel McComb Mary Hutchins Ulysses Lois McManaman and others with service details and memorials. Includes fire logs and Kansas lottery results.
The article surveys farmers and experts on farm subsidies as the 2012 reauthorization looms. It covers views from Flinchbaugh and Dumler on cuts versus redirected aid, the 1996 Freedom to Farm, WTO rules, and the role of nutrition programs. It notes subsidies’ political polarization and the argument that subsidies sustain food supply and competitiveness.
The Saturday obituary for Ruby Kauffman lacked daughter Shirley Dewey who preceded her in death. A corrected obituary appears in today’s paper with the missing family detail added.
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