Minnesota man breaks record on riding mower across America
Brad Hauter known as the Yard Man set an unofficial distance record traveling 3,367 miles on a riding lawn mower west of McDonald Kansas near the Nebraska line. The 33 year old Minnesota soccer coach began April 7 in Atlanta and aims to raise 100000 for charity.
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Kan. Wi
Brad Hauter
America
Hauter
McDonald
Kansas
Guinness
Hayter
Atlanta
St. Mary’s University
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
MTD
Los Angeles
Benefit Dance for Joshua Guyett at National Guard Ottawa
Benefit dance on May 22 at the National Guard Army in Ottawa from 7:00 to 11:30 pm. Tickets five dollars per couple three dollars single. Proceeds go to Joshua Guyett’s kidney fund. Also notes on gardening ads and local business updates follow.
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Joshua Guyett
National Guard Army
Ottawa
Joshua
Market closes mixed for major stocks and grain prices
Friday quotations show Casey's and O'Reilly Auto gaining while Wal Mart and Wendy's slip. Grain prices at Ottawa and Franklin counties list hard wheat at 2.40 to 2.37, corn around 1.87 to 1.90, milo near 2.95 to 2.76, soybeans near 4.43 to 4.29, with small changes. Storms across Kansas caused crop damage with millions in wheat losses reported by several counties.
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Fed Corp
H&r
O'Reilly Auto
WalMart
Wendy’s
Edward D. Jones & Co
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Milo
Wichita, Kan
Kansas
Greeley
Wichita
Scott
Lane
Ness
Rush
Barton
Star Wars Episode One debuts to starry eyed fans
Moviegoers lined up across the country for midnight and early shows of Star Wars Episode One The Phantom Menace. Fans called the film exhilarating and worth the wait while critics offered mixed reviews. The cultural event drew crowds, scalpers, and lightning paced buzz as theaters offered round the clock screenings.
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Force
Phillip DeBono
Darth Vader
New York
Charleston
W.va
Des Moines
Iowa
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Manhattan
Erwann Marshall
Sean
Match New York
Erwann
New York City
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Indianapolis
Keith Arbeny
Jami Bernard
New York Daily News
Robert Farrell
Todd McCarthy
Variety
Aaron Savage
Darth Maul
North America
George Lucas
Anakin Skywalker
Luke
Mann's
Analisa Siemsen
Obituaries for Gregg Lynn and Kordero Daugharthy Johnston
Two obituaries from Melvern and Topeka honor Gregg C Lynn 42 of Melvern born 1957 died May 16 1999 with services at Feltner Chapel Lyndon burial Melvern Cemetery and survivors including Virginia Johnston Valoree Issac Gregory and Steven. The second obituary for Kordero Dartanian Daugharthy Johnston 1 month 10 days died May 16 1999 in Topeka with services at Lamb Roberts Heise Ottawa burial Highland Cemetery Ottawa and memorials to the respective funeral funds.
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Melvern
Melvern Lake
Feltner Chapel
Lyndon
Melvern Cemetery
Clarence and
Maybelle Gifford Lynn
Topeka
Hoyt
Garnett
Lamb-Roberts-Heise
Ottawa
Gary Deeter
St. Francis Hospital
Jeffrey Wayne
Kathy Rae
Daugharthy) Johnston
Tarryn Johnston
Ciara Gunn
Shiann Gunn
Corey Johnston
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Lamb-Roberts-Heise Funeral Home
Kordero Dartanian Daugharthy Johnston
New Mexico Tribe Receives Ancestral Bones In Return
Nearly 2000 American Indian bones were handed from Harvard University to the Jemez Pueblo in a Tuesday ceremony. The transfer, the largest under the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act of 1990, ends decades of study at the Peabody Museum. Bones and burial items excavated 1915 to 1929 at an abandoned Pueblo in the upper Pecos Valley, with artifacts from Phillips Academy.
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Ambridge
Mass
New Mexico
Harvard University
University
Ruben Sando
Jemez Pueblo
Phillips Academy
Andover
Pecos Valley
Harvard
Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology
American Southwest
James Bradley
Raymond Gachupin
Pueblo of
Jemez
Alfred V. Kidder
Kidder
Bradley
Weather Outlook Eastern New England and Midwest Warned of Front
Clouds and showers depart eastern New England tomorrow while the East enjoys pleasant, sunny weather. The South warms under sunshine as a cold front from Kansas to Wisconsin and Minnesota spawns thunderstorms. Northwest sees spotty showers but warmth persists in the Southwest.
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New England
Kansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
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