Weather summary and stray data from 1901 records
Scattered showers and thunder noted with a cold front moving southward. The text references a Tuesday U.S. weather development, a monthly average, and year to date figures, though many numbers appear garbled. Persistent storm activity is implied across parts of the month with incomplete data remaining unreadable.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Tupperware sale announced
The Auxiliary will hold a Tupperware sale from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in Conference Room A at Ransom Memorial Hospital 1301 S. Main St. Ottawa. Proceeds fund an in-patient room remodel.
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Burger Night to Benefit Kansas Endowment at VFW Post
Ottawa VFW Post 5901 will hold Burger Night from 5 30 to 7 30 p m Friday at 3499 N U S 59. The menu features burgers with optional cheese, sides of coleslaw or macaroni salad, fries or tots, dessert and beverage. A five dollar donation supports Kansas Endowment.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission Monthly Board Meeting
The Ottawa Recreation Commission will hold its monthly board meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday in Ottawa City Hall Study Session Room at 101 S. Hickory. The agenda includes standard reports and organizational updates.
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Garnett Commission Considers Flood Repairs and Theatre Plan
Garnett City Commission to confer at 6 30 p m on flood damage repairs at Cedar Valley Reservoir and North Lake and on federal reimbursements. also asked to state stance on downtown Peoples Theatre proposal. Wellsville Council to meet at 7 p m to review annexation guidelines and Pendleton Park Estates road work status.
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Ottawa school board weighs campus wide tobacco ban
Ottawa officials consider banning all tobacco on school grounds for students staff and visitors with a draft policy to be revisited. Some call for designated smoking areas while others push for a full smoke free campus and clear enforcement guidelines.
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Farm policy still shaping rural Kansas and nation
Officials say farm policy matters locally as Congress debates the latest farm bill amid a lingering rural economy. Ex farm life in the 1930s to now shows subsidies persist, aiding income while debates focus on aid distribution and broader rural welfare. Kansas remains pivotal with wheat, sorghum, soybeans, and corn impacts cited by Rep. Moran and economists.
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Environmental Working Group
Jerry Moran
R. Kan
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