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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 2004
Page
1
A noted art critic known as Picture This makes an appearance at the Tumbleweed XIII event amid light snow. The visitors mingle with artists and collectors exchanging views on contemporary works.
Across southwest Kansas several counties report snowfall with varying totals. Allen Baker estimates two to three inches in Seot with potential to reach six inches if the storm continues. Finney County shows about 0.02 inches of ice and snow. November total about 1.3 inches. Syracuse reports about two inches in Hamilton County. Scott County notes traces but bitter cold winds. Harvest delays continue for sunflowers soybeans cotton as snows linger.
Downtown Garden City retailers report a brighter holiday season as shoppers show steadier, more upbeat buying. Jewel Richmeier of The Corner on Main notes eight years of experience and a clear rise in holiday activity. Leigh Nuzum of Little Britches says after-Thanksgiving sales were solid and Sundays opening boosts sales. Nuzum highlights jewelry, accessories, formals, ladies wear, and children's Christmas dresses as hot items, while crediting an improved local economy. Finley's Mens Wear reports solid Friday sales with the heaviest day still to come.
A car bomb at a western Iraq police checkpoint killed seven government security force members and injured nine, as Iraq faces ongoing attacks on police and National Guard troops. Separately, two American soldiers died and three were wounded in a roadside blast in northwestern Baghdad, part of Task Force Baghdad duties. One U.S. soldier died and two were hurt in a vehicle crash 30 miles northwest of Kut. Police said insurgent attacks have claimed many Iraqi security lives since the Fallujah operation. Gunmen stormed a police station near Samarra, looted the armory, and left before U.S. troops arrived to arrest about two dozen people.
Caleb Alexander, 19, turned a school FFA project into a thriving hay business. He discovered college offers free time, which he redirected into building a lucrative enterprise while a sophomore at Garden.
Alexander See has grown from a high school project to a sizable operation, earning the 2004 Kansas Star in Agribusiness from the state FFA. He put away 50,000 bales of hay to supply CA Hay across Kansas and beyond to Georgia and Ohio, serving 40 to 50 customers. He discusses classmates’ surprise at his young age and business reach.
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