Humms Buy Silk Screen Shop in Local Transaction
Ken and Barb Humm acquire Screen and Holler at 4158 Main from George Jaworski who moved out of Kansas. Barb will run the store with son Andrew and daughter Sarah aiding. Tomm Walton remains part time. Jaworski owned the business for seven years after buying it from Dallas Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken
Barb Humm
S. Locust
Barb
Screen
George Jaworski
Humms
Andrew
Sarah
Lady Baltimore
Tomm Walton
Ottawa University
Humans
Jaworski
Screen and Heller
Dallas Turner
UPS expands express services to worldwide air express
United Parcel Service inaugurated worldwide air express delivery with an international network now in more than 175 countries and territories. It handles packages up to 70 pounds for dutiable and non dutiable goods with most shipments arriving in two or three business days. On Monday ground service also expanded in Canada.
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United Parcel Service
UPS
Canada
IRS code could help drought era livestock sellers in Kansas
Kansas officials note IRS Code 451e may allow drought impacted livestock producers in federally designated counties to defer income from sales beyond normal business practices for up to a year. All 105 Kansas counties were opened for buying and grazing on ACR and CU acres last May, creating drought areas.
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Kansas
Sam Brownback
Small Business Administration
Ten Common Mistakes for Shoe-String Startups
Kansas State University DIRECT cautions half of new ventures fail in five years due to poor management. The self study manual Turn Talent into Dollars outlines ten pitfalls from hobby as business to home based models and suggests training, partnerships, and external advice to improve odds.
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Topeka
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Manhattan
Small Business Administration
Ryan D. Hobson
Direct
Kansas State University
Kansas’ Developmen
Hobson
Margaret A. Duffey
Massachusetts Extension
E. J
Sonny” Sisk
Franklin County Extension Office
Green thumb turns into business for Doris Maiers
Doris Maiers grows and sells plants from a greenhouse built beside her husband and sons Angus ranch in Paradise Creek valley. She learns by doing, favors geraniums, petunias, marigolds, and new varieties from seed, uses organic methods, and treats her venture as community service rather than a profit.
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Doug Weller
Hays Daily News
Harris
Natoma
Doris Maiers
Paradise Creek Valley
Cnttle
Maiers
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Screen and Holler
Higgins
Sharon Higgins
Princeton
Bob and
Jimmie Bowen
Kansas City
Kan
International Buckskin Horse Association
Columbia
Kansas American Buckskin Registry Association
Garnett
Judd Bull
Gene Raymond
Springfield
North Carolina
Missouri
Arkansas
Nebraska
Cow Creek Ranch
Judd Ranch
Pomona
New Day Directory
9Th Street
Reena McMillan
Sherwood Inn
Garett
McMillan
Donita
H&r
N. Main
Ottawa
Internal Revenue Service
Paradise Creek
Gove County
Ari Ha
Pioneer
Mr. Wheatman
Vassar Elevator, Inc
Vassar
Ertilizer & Feed N. Cedar
Vareit
di, Inc
Ioneer
National, Inc
Att Mater
Permanent Life Insurance
Universal Life Golden Youth Life Junior Life
Medicare
Shelter Insurance Companies
Columbia, MO
Tim Ahrens
S. Main
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