Night doughnut shop keeps lights on all hours
Geiss bakes doughnuts six nights a week from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m. at Daylight shop, producing at least 55 dozen for the next morning rush. The shop offers 10 varieties, with Callie Hancock handling cake doughnuts. Customers, including a regular late-night caller, seek hot doughnuts around the clock.
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Refunds, tax protests trim Ottawa lodging valuation
Protests over 2002 to 2004 payments totaling about 14900000 dollars included taxes penalties and back interest. Ottawa Lodging’s Brown cut the mortgage motel valuation from 1.5 million to 1 million for 2001 through 2003 after an appeal hearing. Back taxes paid lifted the motel from the tax sale list as commissioners set up a 7 p.m. meeting and a public hearing for August 8 to discuss the county budget process.
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Canadian cattle cross into United States reopen trade
U S lifted a two year ban on Canadian cattle with 35 black Angus from Ontario crossing into Lewiston New York headed for a Pennsylvania slaughterhouse. Industry official J Patrick Boyle hailed the move as the North American beef market reopening while the Agriculture Department noted further requests are pending.
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U.S. Canada Move to Reopen Border for Cattle
A nine circuit court overturned a Montana ruling that kept the border closed. Officials prepared inspection procedures as U S and Canada plan a March reopening. The case, led by R CALF United Stockgrowers of America, could go to appeal. The ban hit U S meatpacking and Canadian cattle industries costing jobs and millions. The lift resumes cattle under 30 months and certain beef products while older animals remain banned due to BSE.
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Locks guard anhydrous ammonia farms in Kansas program
Shawnee County farmers test hardened steel withdrawal‑valve locks on anhydrous ammonia tanks to curb thefts. A coded key is needed to access the valve. 150 locks will be installed this winter with $100 per lock funded by local grants. Evaluations will measure theft reduction and farm workload impact.
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Kansas State Research and Extension
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Sheriff’s Office
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