Peoples State Bank of Richmond becomes Peoples Bank of Kansas
The Peoples State Bank of Richmond changes its name to Peoples Bank of Kansas under officer Connie Beckwith as Kansas branch laws prompt modernization. Owners Porter C. Jeffries and James L. Huff keep control. Charles A. Hughes remains president. No service changes for customers. new checks will bear the new name and logo.
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Richmond
Kansas
Peoples State Bank of
Peoples Bank of Kansas
Connie Beckwith
Beckwith
Porter C. Jeffries
Kansas City
James L. Huff
Nevada
Charles A. Hughes
McClaren POAs Top Prizes at Hutchinson Kansas State Fair
Betty McClaren of Rantoul won two major POA prizes at Hutchinson Kansas State Fair. Sahgandeoh, a weanling filly, was junior futurity champion and grand mare. Chief Joseph S, a 4-year-old stallion, won his stallion class and senior grand champion stallion. McClaren donated a POA to a 4-H essay contest won by Kelly Ann Gast, 11, Stilwell, from 28 entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty McClaren
Rantoul
Sahgandeoh
McClaren
Kelly Ann Gast
Stilwell
Southwestern Bell awards scholarships to OU students
Southwestern Bell grants $1,000 scholarships to two Ottawa University students Heather Fitzgerald Ness City and Steve Cunningham Olathe among 26 Kansas residents receiving aid at 19 KICF member schools. The Bell Scholars program stems from a SW Bell Foundation gift to the Kansas Independent College Fund. Applicants must show financial need and be Kansas residents attending a KICF school.
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Southwestern Bell
Ottawa University
Heather Fitzgerald
Ness City
Steve Cunningham
Olathe
Kansas Independent College Fund
Bell
SW Bell Foundation
KICF
Kansas
Financial Aid
Nursing Information Coffee At NCCC In Ottawa
Neosho County Community College hosts an informational coffee for prospective nursing students from 2 to 4 p.m. on Tuesday November 3 in the conference room at Ransom Memorial Hospital. The program will offer general education courses and the nursing clinical component in Ottawa starting in fall 1988. All interested individuals are urged to attend.
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Neosho County
Ottawa
Grange Adopts Policies At Ottawa Meeting
At the 116th annual Kansas Grange in Ottawa delegates approved joining the Latin American Debt Coalition and adopted multiple resolutions guiding next year’s activities. They backed Extension Services funding, proposed a regional grain marketing pact, opposed raising the federal motor fuel tax, and supported Highway Trust Fund use of motor fuel taxes. The Grange also favored keeping Kansas in the Central States Low Level Radioactive Waste Compact, supporting tropical oil labeling, reforming guardianship laws to protect the elderly, and opposing animal rights measures that hinder animal research.
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Kansas Grange
Ottawa
Latin American Debt Coalition
Grange
The
Legisla
Tion
Highway Trust Fund
Kansas
Central States
Farmers' Reaction Slight To Market Crash
In Tarkio Missouri near harvest time farmers face Wall Street turmoil with stoic resolve. Economists warn of slow recovery while noting potential shifts toward solid assets like land and ongoing pressure on debt and input costs.
Stock broker reassures farmers on market correction
Merle Lovell of Stottler and Co told a Kansas City stock broker group that current market problems are a correction after two years of bull strength. He compared it to a land value crash when inflation was removed, warned that fear could grow if world markets fall, but maintained the economy is strong and commodity prices have held up and may rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Robert Gebhards
Tarkio
Wall Street
Ross Korves
American Farm Bureau Federation
U.S
Harold Breimger
Breimger
Bill Helming
Helming Group
Overland Park, Kan
Merle Lovell
Stottler and Co
Lovell
Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
Informational Fire District Meeting Nov 4 at Ottawa Hall
County agent announces Rural Fire District meeting for Hayes Township residents at 7 30 p m Wednesday November 4 at Ottawa Township Hall Ray Aslin KS State University extension forester will describe steps to form a fire district and contract for protection All interested invited.
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Robert W. Bozworth
Hayes Township
Ottawa Township
Ray Aslin
Kansas State University Extension Forester
Us-59
Sand Creek Road
Medical Assistants Honored With Special Week
National Medical Assistant's Week runs the week of November 26 with November 4 as Medical Assistants Day. The Franklin County Chapter led by President Julie Sauer CMA Lynn Walker CMA and Doris Ledom CMA offers education and membership info at Professional Plaza Building 1320 Ash.
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Julie Sauer
Lynn Walker
CMA
Doris Ledom
AAMA
Franklin County
Bud Ransom
Francisco A. Reyes Jr
Dairy semen exports cited as bright spot in US farming trade
A USDA report highlights dairy bull semen sales as a strong US export, with shipments rising from 1 million to 28 million dollars over 15 years. The United States leads the market, while Canada Germany the Netherlands New Zealand and Israel grow as competitors. Brazil started exports in 1972, with Canada Mexico and the EC now major buyers.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
United States
Ment
Foreign Agricultural Service
Foreign Agriculture Magazine
Canada
West Germany
Netherlands
New Zealand
Israel
Jersey
Brazil
Mexico
European Economic Community
Soil testing advised this fall for untested fields
Farmers are urged to test soils this fall due to wet weather. A fertility analysis shows exact fertilizer needs and should be done before spring. Take a pint of soil from several field areas, sampled as deep as tillage, for accurate results. Cost is $6.50 per sample.
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Richmond Bank
Hutchinson
Chief Joseph
Nccc Coffee
Icheese & Dairy Supply Store
Main
North
D.Q
University of Missouri
Columbia
Helming
Franklin County Sale Barn
KSU
Frank Brazie
Danny Sims
Jim Mintert
Sale Barn
Page Dairy Farm
Page Farm
West Wilson Street
Dick Dunham
American Association of Medical Assistants
Franklin Coun
Pro
USDA
Bagger
N. Main
First National Bank OF Ottawa
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