Local Markets and Grain Prices Reported
Local stock quotes show Casey's Gen St and O'Reilly Auto among listed firms with fractional prices. Grain prices posted include hard wheat 2.66 and soybeans 4.56 at Ottawa Co op, with Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services listing wheat 2.68 and corn 2.04 and soybeans 4.49.
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Casey’s
Fed Corp
H&r
O'Reilly Auto
WalMart
Wendy's
Edward D. Jones & Co
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
I-70 Closure Debate Spurs Sheriff Demands in Kansas
Colby Kansas AP sheriffs fault state highway agency for slow I-70 closure during a March blizzard that stranded about 600 in Colby. Undersheriff Mike Baughn backs a summit with KDOT to set closing guidelines and grant county authority if needed to protect travelers and officers.
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Colby
Kan
State Highway Department
Kansas
Thomas County
Mike Baughn
Kansas Department of Transportation
Baughn
KDOT
Open Franklin County meeting and local ads roundup
Franklin County Commissioners will hold an open meeting at Pomona community center on March 31 at 7 00 pm. The meeting is open to the public. Ads include Ann's Flower Shoppe and Positive Impressions Inc offering sales and services with multiple local phone numbers.
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Franklin County
Pomona Community Center
Web
Obituaries touch lives in Overbrook and area
Frances Irene Bame 71 of Overbrook died March 25 1999 at Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka. Funeral March 30 at United Methodist Church Overbrook. Also listed are Cloyd J Casteel Eugene Roy Harrison Michael Turnbull and Lucille Williams with services in Overbrook Carbondale Ottawa and Joplin.
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Frances Irene Bame Overbrook
Frances Irene Bame
Overbrook
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Topeka
United Methodist Church
Dan Waters
Scranton
Albert Harry
Edna L
Shirley) Grove
Overbook
Overbrook High School
Washburn University
Richland
Robert LeRoy Bame
Brookside Manor
Forbes Hospital
Veterans Administration Hospital
Fidelity Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Carbondale
J. R. Bame
Omaha
Neb
James Bame
Jerry Bame
Jack Bame
Michigan Valley
Bill Bame
Lyndon
Alberta Moore
Ridgeway Cemetery
Greenwood-Roberts-Hesse
Osage Fire District
Cloyd J. Casteel
Melvern
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Leesburg Cemetery
Claudell
Cedar
Aaron
Dora Mae Stanhope Casteel
Charlotte Campbell
Kensington
Eugene Roy
Gene
Harrison
Gene” Harrison
First Christian Church
Kiowa
Roy
Elsie Ione (Lamb) Harrison
Lyons
Topeka East High School
Patsy Lea Hamilton
United Rubber Workers
Shawnee County
Martin-Marietta Company
Three Lakes Cooperative
London
Rhonda Newman
Pomona
Kim Timmons
Auburn
JoAnn Nimmo
el Dorado
Donna Philbrick
Okla
Michael Edward Turnbull Overbrook
Michael Edward Turnbull
Anderson Raible Post
American Legion
Ronald Edward and
Ellen (McGinley) Turnbull
Maple Hill
Maple High School
Joan Anderson
Florence Construction Company
Michael R. Turnbull
Cindy Stuewe
Renee Ramirez
Gail Houghtaling
Wilsey
Gary Lamastres
Ellen Turnbull
Alma
Dan Turnbull
Dinah Turnbull
Anderson-Raible American Legion Post
Greenwood- Roberts-Heise Funeral Home
Lucille
Mary Lou’williams
Joplin
Mary Lou" Williams
St. John’s Hospital
Fred Schaeffer
Highland Cemetery
Lamb- Roberts-Heise
Eagle Venus undergoes pioneering cataract surgery for bird of prey
Venus the 39 year old bald eagle at Sedgwick County Zoo is recovering from cataract surgery as doctors attempt the first artificial lens implant in a bird of prey using phacoemulsification. The team led by Lowell Wilder notes the eagle’s eye is similar to a human eye in size and shape, with a tougher capsule. Venus shared a exhibit with Jonathan, 28, in the zoo.
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Wichita, Kan
Sedgwick County
Venus
Lowell Wilder
William Bryant
Jonathan
David
Weesers
Phe
Wilder
U.S
Wednesley City
Albuquerque
Balera
Remiver
New
Anchorage 3A
Houston Ie
Pe Bruadeipnia
S Clinton
Atlanta
Asheville
Kansas City
Louisvil
Raleigh Reno
Melvem
Boston
Buffalo
Milwaukee
St Louis
Pomona
Nashville
Seattle
San Diego
Sh Cleveland
New Orleans
Tampa
Dallas
New York
Tucson
Danver
Oklahoma
Weather Outlook for Plains and Rockies in 1999
A messy, partially readable weather note predicts warm trends across the western Plains and Rocky Mountain region. It mentions Mindy and a warm pattern, while clouds and showers spread from Montana toward the South. The fragment hints at continuing warmth in the Southwest with limited detail.
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Mindy
Western Plains
Syster Rockies Lomo
Gm Montana
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Lara
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Ssesen
Dynamic
ST. Louis
Young
Ottawarat
Bucky
Ted
Kanwasa Coorenir
Training Services
The
Ottawa Herald
Ad Briefs
Ann's Flower Shoppe
Second Street
Heidi & Peter
Call
Positive Impressions Inc
S. Main
Pepper's Private Club
Heltons Hallmark
Oho Mesias
E.G
Jose
12Th St. N.W
Canton
Ohio
Vanderkellen Galleries
Wichita
Otawa
Vluché
Clique
Franklin
Ottawa Herald, Inc
Cadar
Clown
Vernon J. Brown
Gene Kelsey
Wayne Snow
Kathy Miller
Kensington High School
U. S. Army
20Th Armored Battalion
Masonic Lodge #22
Freewill Baptist Church of
Conway Springs
Stephen Casteel
Quenemo
Church of God of
Carbondale Recreation Commission
Greenwood-Roberts-Heise Funeral Home
Reason
Tawney Hev
Geo-Pont
Buick-Cad
Creason-Tawney Chev
Olds Inc
AccuWeather
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Tom
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