PIK Certificates Trade as New Commodities for Farmers
Farmers gain a new trading option with Payment-In-Kind certificates now listed with futures in St. Louis. The Ottawa Co-op added PIK to its commodities, and Franklin County ASCS posts county-specific redemption values based on Texas gulf and Kansas City prices. Experts note PIK can pay loans, buy grain, or be sold, with tax rules and storage costs affecting value. the market depends on government policy and demand, while local elevators and large buyers trade certificates to meet contracts.
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St. Louis
Ottawa Co-op
Herald
Daily Report
The
Franklin County Agriculture and Conservation Stabilization Office
Coop
Texas Gulf and Kansas City
Dave Hornung
ASCS
Commodity Credit Corporation
U.S
Adrian Derousseau
Ottawa
Hornung
Bob Bozworth
Franklin County
Internal Revenue Service
Bozworth
Len
Bob
Dole
A-Kansas
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Chiropractor Michael Hiatt Opens Ottawa Office
Michael Hiatt opened a chiropractic office at 1610 S Main in Ottawa returning to his hometown. Son of Terry and Carol Hiatt, he studied at Emporia State University and Cleveland Chiropractic College, graduating January 1986. He holds Kansas and Mississippi licenses, completed a Louisiana internship, and is a Diplomate of the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners. The practice focuses on non surgical spinal problems and sports injuries. Office phone is 242 1496.
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Michael Hiatt
S. Main
Ottawa
Terry
Carol Hiatt
Mulberry
Hiatt
Emporia State University
Cleveland Chiropractic College
Kansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
National Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Johnson Takes Over McKelvey Chiropractor Practice
Lon Johnson assumes responsibilities at McKelvey Chiropractic Orthopedics Office at 130 W. 15th. A 1983 graduate of Cleveland Chiropractic College with training in Chiropractic Orthopedics sports medicine and acupuncture, he continues Don McKelvey’s approach focusing on non surgical back injury care. Office phone 242 4777.
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Lon Johnson
McKelvey Chiropractic Orthopedics
W. 15Th
Johnson
Cleveland Chiropractic College
Don McKelvey
Ottawa High Sophomore Crowned Kansas Horse Show Circuit King
Justin Lynn, 15, Ottawa High School sophomore, elected King of the Kansas Horse Show Circuit at the 1987 Bonner Springs benefit show. Queen is Heather Lynn of Olathe North. Event supports year end awards to be presented at October convention. Lynn son of Larry and Terry Lynn, active in 4H and school sports. several riders and exhibitors honored, including Mighty Man gelding and Overpass Image horse. Ron Ball of Princeton presides.
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Justin Lynn
Ottawa
Kansas
Lynn
Heather Lynn
Kaw Valley Riders
Bonner Springs
Larry
Terry Lynn
Ottawa Rfd
OHS
Olathe North
Clyde Burns
Princeton
Melissa Miller
Kay Ward
Ward
Miller
Angela Stoner
Ron Ball
Complete Florist Shop Attracts Neighbors In Williamsburg
A full line florist shop named Floral Fantasies and Gifts opened last spring in one of Williamsburg's oldest buildings. Dora Conner operates the shop offering fresh cut flowers live plants silk arrangements and gifts. She studied floral design at Kansas City Community College and had prior work experience in the field.
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Williamsburg
Dora Conner
Kansas City, Kan
Milliken earns National FFA Choir spot from Kansas
Williamsburg FFA member Stan Milliken was selected as one of two Kansas delegates to the National FFA Choir after submitting an audition tape. The choir will perform at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City November 11 to 14 before notable speakers.
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Williamsburg
Future Farmers of America
Kansas
FFA
Stan Milliken
Williamsburg Club
Lee Weis
Milliken
Kansas City
Lee Iacocca
George Bush
Crop Insurance Deadline Near for Emporia Franklin Farmers
Emporia Franklin County farmers must apply by Sept 30 1987 for crop insurance on barley and wheat with options also for corn dry beans sorghum oats soybeans sugar beets and sunflowers. Federal program through private insurers lowers producer premiums up to 30 percent and 1988 wheat crop rules require coverage for disaster loan eligibility. Tens of millions in indemnities are paid annually for losses from drought hail disease insects wind frost and moisture, with ASCS offices providing list of authorized insurers in the county.
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Emporia
Franklin County
Kenneth Scott
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Scott
Wheat Corp
USDA
ASCS
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Diane Yeamans
Smeak and Roll
McKelvey
Student King of Kansas Horse Show
FFA Choir
Stuppy
Pomona
Waverly
Conner
United States
First National Bank OF
Sed & Hickory
Frankin County
General Motors
treason-Tawney Chevrolet Yds, Inc
Case IH
Magnum
Magnum Power
Sheldon Equipment CO. Inc
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