Jayhawker results and fair entries from county show
The Franklin County show lists numerous champions and blue ribbons across vegetables fruits crafts and woodwork. Notables include June Ellis grand champion in crocheted items and Cindy Dehn top in floraculture while entries from Stinebaugh Smock and Wilcoxson appear repeatedly with blue ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Wilcoxson
Greg Howe
John Stinebaugh
Greg Home
Sharon Smock
Jordan Milliken
Ashley Mitchell
Jordan Mitchell
Amanda Chaney
Sue Boushka
Kari Denniston
Stephanie Denniston
Katie Long
Kelly Stinebaugh
Kelly Stine
Kathryn Home
Twila Sumner
Kari
Denniston
Melissa Lewis
Chris Wilcoxson
June Ellis
Andy Lewis
Cindy Dehn
Fern Johnson
Louise Edgecomb
Begonius Jean Stover
Jean Stover
Cactus
Lucille Gooding
Bret Pope
Ferm Johnson
Marie Feuerbom
Nancy Long
Carolyn Lewis
Trina Eglehoff
Wendy Damman
Diana Rager
June Enis
Cindy
Deha
Sis Oeber
Chris Whalen
Alicia Brooks
Ottawa
Kendall Ware
Wheat harvest pace quickens in Kansas fields
Warm harvest weather pushes wheat into on farm storage and elevators while farmers also tackle milo and soybean planting. Kansas statistics show milo 48 percent planted, soybeans 35 percent, with corn planting complete. Elevators report strong weekend activity and test weights ranging 52 to 62 pounds per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ichita
Kan
Ted Stephenson
The
Valley Co-op
Hackney
Kevin Kelly
Two Rivers Co-op
Udall
Wellington
Two Rivers Co-op Association
Arkansas City
Ashton
Gonda Springs
Caldwell
Mike Vaughn
Two Rivers
Buses Bring Chechen Gunmen and Hostages Into Chechnya
Buses carrying Chechen gunmen and up to 150 hostages entered Chechnya after hours near the border. They left Budyonnovsk where about 2,000 people were held. The convoy proceeded toward Zandak with promised safe passage and a cease fire, while residents watched anxiously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udyomovsk
Russia
Chechnya
Budyonnovsk
Vladimir Vasilyev
Interior Ministry
Moscow
Itar-Tass
Zandak
Interfax
Vedeno
Khasavyurt
Dagestan
Star-Tass
Chernomyrdin
Disney unveils plan for fourth Central Florida park
Disney announces a 760 million dollar plus 500 acre Wild Animal Kingdom in Central Florida. The park, opening in 1998, features a Tree of Life and blends animal themed thrills with conservation education, joining Magic Kingdom Epcot and Disney-MGM Studios. Name Eisner calls it a celebration of animals real and mythical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena U. Fla
Walt Disney Co
Florida
Disney
Wild Animal Kingdom
Walt Disney
Michael Eisner
Eisner
Epcot Center
Disney World
Magic Kingdom
Disney-Mgm Studios
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Matt Bachelor
Kyle Bond
Travis Altic
Russ Hermreck
Chris Crowley
Jeff Hoyt
Ernie Macoubrie
Milliken Enterprises
Ist
Williamsburg Library
Williamsburg Go-Getters
Randy Duvall
Your Pantry
Jacki Kettler
Ed Bell
Samantha Bell
Kathryn Horne
April Dehn
Karla Ware
Donna Bond
Guy and Mae
Mark Roberts
Barb Wollen
Bob Knight
District Court of
Franklin County
Kansas
Margaret E. Cuny
State of Kansas
Katherine E. Gatewood
Margaret E. Curry
Wiliam
Bowers Bowers & Sheldon
South
Main Street
P.O
Petitional
Ottawa Herald
Plymouth
Suzuki
Clean Legal Services
Baldwin Junction
DJ Gervice
Teem
E.S
Charlotte Raby
Wanda Kraft
Secy
Kansas Agricultural Statistics
Cali
Cates Trier
Maine
S. Cader
Ealless
Papin
Aya
Alianton
Enanced
Bie Ig
WY Aurore
Herald Gleseifieds
Franklin County Recycling
Peg McClay
Kent, Bonnie
Megan Ramsey
Richardson
Mita
First United Methodist Church
Highland Cemetery
Lamb-Roberts
United Methodist Youthville
Lamb-Roberte
Mann
Barbara
Quenemo
Lamb-Roberta Funeral Home
Alcoholics Anonymous
al- Anon
FR. GO
Topeka
Fighamah Church
Humane Society
George Marstall
Bis
Paul Hays
Farm Bureausurance
Ng Health Cn
Osladil Insurance
Craft Barn Mall
New Strawn
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