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Hospital board to meet Tuesday in Ottawa Kansas
The Ransom Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees will meet at 6 30 p m Tuesday in Conference Room A 1801 S Main St Trustees will discuss fire marshal requirements a new newborn nursery and the roof on the 1991 building The trustees finance committee will meet at noon Tuesday in Conference Rooms B and C Larry Mesberg Grand Master of the State of Kansas will present a 50 year membership emblem to Ray Reed and honor Masonic widows Wednesday The night will begin with a potluck supper starting at 6 30 pm
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Wheat Harvest In Franklin County Shows Normal Yields
Farmers began cutting wheat after sunny windy weather following heavy showers. Beachner Grain of Richmond usually processes the first wheat of the year as yields run about 30 to 40 bushels per acre, near normal for Franklin County.
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Dutch wheat farming contrasts with Kansas harvest traditions
Dutch agriculture official Wim Tacken and his wife Genny joined the Short family in Assaria to observe Kansas wheat harvesting. The Dutch expect higher costs and reliance on flower exports, while Kansas emphasizes rotation crops and family-driven custom cutting. Zach Short, 14, plans to drive the combine. Matt, 18, started groundwork years ago, with both aiming to run the family operation.
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Kansans split on court funding ruling and defiance
A Kansas poll shows 52 percent think the state Supreme Court overstepped its authority on school funding while 44 percent would oppose lawmakers defying the court. About 75 percent favor expanding education funding via revenue, with gambling seen as a potential source. The survey, for The Kansas City Star and The Wichita Eagle, reflects mixed reactions as lawmakers prepare to convene.
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