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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2006
Page
1
San Olemon and Rusty spend a day at their grandparents farm visiting the barn, feeding animals, and exploring the fields under a sunny sky. The scene captures a quiet country outing with family and simple pleasures.
Garden City residents again weigh a local smoking ban as commissioners plan a second forum at 6 p.m. in city hall chambers The meeting follows an May 23 session to gather public comment Each speaker gets three minutes with forms to sign in Twitter online poll shows 68.6 percent in favor of a ban with 30.1 percent opposed and 1.3 percent unsure Mayors and commissioners have considered ordinance samples similar to Lawrence 2004 ban but no local template has been drafted See Ban, Page A5.
In Garden City and nearby towns Mexican nationals focus on World Cup soccer while U S residents discuss Mexico’s presidential race. Clerks and residents doubt any new president will lift wages or curb emigration, stressing economic concerns over politics.
The 2006 harvest reports list Scott County at 4.41 per bushel with 20 to 25 bushels per acre in fair condition and 85 percent finished, Lane County at 4.42 per bushel with 18 to 26 bushels per acre in fair condition and 75 percent finished, and Grant County at 4.45 per bushel in poor condition and 85 percent finished.
Jerry Fry finishes his 41st wheat harvest in southwest Kansas as drought reduces yields. He expects harvest to finish by mid next week, aligning with Co-op elevator managers. Fry averages 22 bushels per acre on 1100 acres and savors the harvest despite a poor crop.
In Scott City the first of a 12 part series highlights how the past is a car ride away. Museums and ruins showcase 200 million years of Scott County history from Kansas underwater prehistoric days. For relaxation, Lake Scott State Park and Renaissance on Fourth offer calm retreat.
Next Saturday visit Scott City's day spa and Lake Scott State Park offering 1020 acres of swimming boating and fishing plus hiking mountain biking and horse trails. A private store near the swimming beach sells snacks camping and fishing supplies. Canoes and paddleboats are rentable. A short path leads to El Cuartelejo Indian Pueblo built in the late 1600s by Taos Indians fleeing Spanish occupation. The ruins reveal a reconstructed foundation from excavations in the late 1800s. See Travel, Page A6.
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