MS Judi's Open House Draws Local Shoppers
Judi's store hosts an open house on December 10th and 11th at 129 South Main offering 10 percent off select items to attract customers and showcase new arrivals.
10 Dec 1999
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1999
Page
1
Judi's store hosts an open house on December 10th and 11th at 129 South Main offering 10 percent off select items to attract customers and showcase new arrivals.
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President Clinton presented aims for his planned library to heal racial divides and boost Arkansas economically. He envisions a center of history and learning, attracting scholars and tourists, offering a window to the Clinton era while promoting tolerance and education for the millennium.
The Ottawa Co-op lists late afternoon quotes for hard wheat 2.07 and corn 1.63 with milo 2.45 and soybeans 4.25. Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services posts grain prices including wheat 2.05, corn 1.62, milo 2.23 and soybeans 4.13 with various basis figures.
A sweepstakes firm, American Family Enterprises, agreed to a 33 million settlement to stop mailings claiming You Are A Winner and to reform its advertising the deal covers up to 35 million potential claimants who bought magazines and other merchandise. Eligible buyers from Jan 20 1992 to present may file by May 5 and receive checks by late summer. The firm must expose odds, add No Purchase Necessary language, and print rules larger. A $1 million prize pool will award 100000 to ten winners.
Leta Marie Brand, 69, Welda, died December 8, 1999, at Anderson County Long Term Care. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday at Mount Ida Church officiated by Pastor Kenneth Davidson. She was born July 27, 1930, in Garnett, married Philip Brand on September 17, 1950, and survived by five sons Mike, Wayne, Ron, Larry, and Gary. daughter Jean Davidson. sister Jean Ulrich. ten grandchildren and three stepgrandchildren. Burial Mount Ida Cemetery. A memorial is given to Mount Ida Church. Dusty Weaver, 89, Osawatomie, died December 6, 1999, at Heritage Manor Nursing Home. Funeral was held today at Eddy Birchard Funeral Home in Osawatomie. Born January 26, 1910, in Hillsdale, he married Vera Frang Glenn on April 19, 1943. Survived by wife, two grandchildren, Dawn Verlee Dixon and Gaye Lynn Glenn, and one great granddaughter Jessica Verlee Dixon. Military graveside rites by Ft. Riley unit.
Oak Brook based Ty Inc says production will stop December 31 and warehouses will be cleared of surplus. Owner Ty Warner made the decision, with spokeswoman Anne Nickels noting they are as surprised as collectors who doubted the move.
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