Smiley's Surplus opens with big discounts for town shoppers
Jeff and Carol Robinson opened Smiley's Surplus at 413 S Main offering name brand toys, accessories, and hunting gear at 40 to 50 percent off. They promote 30 day layaway and guarantee all items, serving diverse town customers from weekly to biweekly earners.
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Franklin talent tops at KOFO showdown in Paola
Karen Williams of Ottawa takes first place, Doug Meier from Ottawa second, and Katie Groshong of Wellsville third at the True Value Jimmy Dean Country Showdown at Paola Cultural Center. Williams advances to the July 20 state showdown in Kingman for a $1,000 prize and a shot at six regional spots, with regional winners headed to Epcot for the national final and $50,000 grand prize. The 15th annual event aims to discover promising country music talent with over 100,000 entrants and $150,000 in annual cash and prizes.
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RMH reports April as record month for cash collections
Ransom Memorial Hospital Board heard that April net income reached 175 611 with operating revenue 67 306 above expenses and 105 632 in sales tax revenue. Cash in bank rose to over 1 million while accounts receivable fell to 4 366 574, signaling improved collections and ongoing accrual accounting effects.
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Weather Tonight and Weekend Outlook With Showers
Breezy tonight with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms and lows 65 to 70. South winds 15 mph. Extended outlook shows cooler northwest turning with possible storms, highs 65 to the 70s, up to 85 in the south. Saturday brings a chance of showers and storms, cooler northwest, with lows in the 50s to 60s and highs in the 60s to around 80. Sunday remains unsettled with more rain statewide and cooler temperatures.
O’Learys Pub Opens Downtown With Full Service Bar
O’Leary’s Pub opens at 115 S Main in the former Spot location, remodeled for a full service bar seating about 60 with daily lunch and drink specials. Menu includes burritos tacos wings hoagies reubens club salads BLTs pastas and salads. Dart board TVs pool juke box and Monday night tournaments planned with Sunday football parties.
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OMA Board Critics City Budgeting For Auditorium
Ottawa board members questioned authority over the auditorium after a series of city actions. They cited the school district use of the auditorium at no cost for emergencies and the misallocation of pull tab funds. Commissioners urged joint efforts to improve access and reduce rental costs while acknowledging potential city funding needs.
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OMA
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Smith
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OMA Board
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Ramsey
All Night Skate and Local Notices Set in Town
Roll-A-Way Skate Center hours Fri 7 PM to Sat 6 AM with closure 6 31 96 reopening 9 4 96. Also Geraniums Tomatoes at Town & Country Supply. Hazardous Waste drop at FR CO HHW facility 7 AM to 1 PM. Dwight Yoakam America tickets free via Pizza Time. Indy 500 tickets number listed. Messenger Home Furnishings doors locked through Thurs. Notice to FOE 2700 members voting May 26 1906 7 30 PM.
Ottawa Herald subscription rates October 1995 update
Rates listed for Ottawa Kansas delivery include a full range of options by mail and carrier. Prices vary by region with town and rural routes, plus out of state mailings. All rates require advance payment and monthly, quarterly, half yearly, or yearly terms.
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