Jail to court after county incidents and arrests
The Daily Report covers arrests in Neosho County including Stevan Wiskur on suspended license, Brian Hogan on warrants, and multiple DUI and theft incidents. Public safety notes list burglaries, vandalism, and vehicle crashes with losses and outcomes. Local market prices and PIK redemption figures are also reported.
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Sheriff's News
Stevan E. Wiskur
Gardnar
le Loup Road
Elaine J. Coughnour
Wellsville
Angelique J. Lair
Atchison
Celebration Hall
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Edward V. Krasgman
Ottawa
RFD 4
Here
Plaschka & Kramer Liquor Store
Princeton
Public Safety
Brian E. Hogan
Mission
Fourth
Main Streets
Neosho County
Timothy L. Evans
RFD
Jason E. Mitchell
Pomona
East Third
Mitchall
Garry Marvin van Valkenburg
S. Oak
East First
Rita S. Stevenson
Maple
Kenneth R. Turner
Brenda S. Tegtmeyer
Cypress
Fair- Continued From Page 1 Livestock and auction results
The grand champion Limousin at 1,165 pounds owned by Theron Combs and shown by Aaron Dunbar sold as reserve market steer crossbreed 1,210 pounds to Kile Equipment. George Marshall bought the grand champion market barrow at 1.60 per pound, shown by Chad Ellis. The 230 pound crossbreed barrow also sold. Marstall returned to the market sale, having long purchased grand champion barrows under Anchor Savings. The champion poultry pen shown by Jenny Bennett sold for 50 to First National Bank. Mary Mitchell of Princeton won the President’s Chocolate Cake Contest, with the winning cake selling for 25.
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Page 1
Theron Combs
Pomona Rfd
Aaron Dunbar
Richmond Rfd
George Marshall
Bank IV of
Ottawa
Chad Ellis
S. Sycamore
Marstall
Barrow
Anchor Savings
Jenny Bennett
Ottawa Red 3
First National Bank
Mary Mitchell
Princeton
County considers 911 proposal with name simplification debate
County officials held a hearing on an enhanced 911 proposal. Speakers urged simplicity, arguing taxpayers and citizens benefit, while concerns were raised about spelling and pronouncing historical names. Officials plan further comment review before decision. Brad Gilges said eight to nine months to integrate addresses for computer aided dispatch and enhanced 911.
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Brad Gilges
Fair results in Crossbreed and Blues show
Detailed results list contenders in various classes across Blues Reds and Showmanship. Notable names include Lori Campfield Elizabeth Horbuckle Sarah Mages Desrae Kramer Sara Dunn Crystal Yates Robbe Olson Kenny Dehn Jessica Smith Laura Mages and Laura Mages again in Senior Champion. Decorator Class honors go to Sara Dunn with Danielle Bushdell and Michael Moody scoring thirds.
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Lori Campfield
Kurt Rogers
Jessica Smith
Desrae Kramer
Sara Dunn
Elizabeth Horbuckle
Kelly Stinebaugh
Bryan Johnson
Adam Stinebaugh
Sarah Mages
Crystal Yates
Michael Rossi
Brandy Showmaker
Michael Moody
Kari van Ham
Jackie Wallace
Vanesa Pearce
Robbe Olson
Kenny Dehn
Joshua McCurdy
John Stinebaugh
Kim Meyer
Jerald Johnson
Shelley Smith
Emily Watts
Cass Vogeler
Tatar
Anomedialeura Mages
Blues
Laura Mages
Darcy Anderson
Amanda McCurdy
Michael Hoyt
Julie
Shepherd
Kelli McAuley
April Dehn
Emily Cannady
Kristi Dunn
Ben Waits
Jennifer Mages
Lisa Henry
Melissa Hoyt
Danielle Bushdell
Quayle wife undergoes cervical cancer surgery
Marilyn Quayle had cervical cancer surgery after a Pap smear detected the disease. Bethesda Naval Hospital performed the operation, and Vice President Dan Quayle’s office says she is doing well and returning home later this week.
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Washington
Marilyn Quayle
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Dan Quayle
Quayle
David Beckwith
Beckwith
Dow tumbles as 100 point drop shocks New York stock market
The Dow Jones average fell over 100 points at opening then traded lower at noon losing 73.52 to 2,887.52. Volume reached 124.24 million shares as declines outpaced advances by about 7 to 1 on the NYSE amid computer program selling and weak earnings led by McDonald’s.
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New York
Wall Street
Dow Jones
McDonald's
Notice of hearings and legal notices from Franklin County Kansas
A public notice compilation lists hearings for estates in Franklin County District Court, including the McNees and Ravav estates with petition for final settlement, plus a budget hearing for the City of Princeton and a sheriff sale in Ottawa. It also includes a consolidated bank report and miscellaneous legal notices with dates, parties, and contact details.
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Pat
Franklin County
Kansas
Helen G. McNees
District Court
Naomi F. Ravav
Purevant
K.S.A
State of Kansas
Corrinne Lawrant
Naomi F. Revey
Ottawa
First National Bank of Ottawa
Harold V. Matney
Rex A. Bowling
John L. Richeson
Anderson, Byrd & Richeson
P.O. Box
Second & Main
Peoples Bank OF Kansas
Richmond
Franklin
State Bank
Federal Reserve District No
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Pauline Leach
Merri Mappin
Jack Ledom Sr
Steve Jameson
Arnel Horne
Williamsburg
Frank Gretencord
William Bitts
Melvern
Todd Martin
Burlington
Greg Nilges
S. Main
Randall E. Brecheisen
Tremont
Forest Park
Jeffrey Longley
Lenexa
Main
Wood
Min!-Mart
Princeton Road
Hairport
Sandy L. Farmer
Farmer
Ransom Memorial Hospital
East Eighth
Kelly B. Bellinger
E. 8Th
Christine M. Thornton
Brett A. Chartier
Brookside Lane
First
Goldie M. Seaton
Olla M. Keenan
N. Cherry
Country Mart
Princeton Circle Drive
Diane Gilliam
Brockpen
Ottawa Co-op
ASCS
Aumnor
Liz Schleicher
Anion
Congressional Health Subcommittee
Quayles
Robert Ellsworth McNees
Circuit Court
State of
Oregon
Lane County
Stanley B. McNees
Patitioner
2Nd & Main
Corinna Lawrenz
John L. Richason
Notke
City Mall
Princeton City Hall
Virginia
L. Pine Clark
Mercury Stationwagon
Seepeeceeenence
Compa
Puichasom
U.S. Treasury
Cooccayeccann
Connia J. Backwith
Ceshier Wu
Charles A. Hughes
James L Hutt
Portar C. Jeffries
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