Waymire graduates from Hollywood Musicians Institute
Charlie Waymire, son of Elisa Sigurdson and Charles Waymire, graduated in September from Hollywood California’s Musicians Institute. He earned the Percussion Institute of Technology Stylist Award and received a Pearl drum from a company representative.
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Waymire
Musician’s Institute
Charlie Waymire
Musicians Institute
Hollywood
Calif
Percussion Institute of Technology
Pearl Drum Company
Elisa Sigurdson
Ottawa
Charles Waymire
Spring Hill
Esau by Philip Kerr blends science religion and myth
A Himalaya setting novel where mountaineer Jack Furness uncovers a fossil skull provoking Berkeley scientists and governments from five nations. The story weaves adventure with explanations of DNA research and debates about God science and myth, highlighting how politics taints truth. Stella Swift helps reveal shared questions between science and faith.
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Esau
Philip Kerr
England
Michael Crichton
Kerr
Himalayas
Jack Furness
Machhapachhare
Nepal
Dider
Jack
Berkeley
Russia
China
India
Pakistan
United States
Stella Swift
Reader Information for Ottawa Herald Delivery
Instructions for home delivery specify expected times in Ottawa and surrounding areas. If not received by stated deadlines, call the carrier or circulation, with Ottawa residents receiving a paper by 7:30 p.m. on weekdays or 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday, and outside Ottawa subscribers getting the next day’s issue.
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Franklin
Kansas
County urged to review road, bridge weights
Public works administrator Ray DeJulio urged the county commission to curb truck weights to protect roughly 30 to 40 million dollars in roads and bridges. He cited I 35 project plans and a nearby rock quarry as factors raising overload risks, and noted potential use of deputy time and portable scales for enforcement.
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County Commission
Public Works
Ray DeJulio
DeJulio
Kansas Department of Transportation
Martin Marietta Aggregates
Topeka
Tennessee Road
Bill Ogle
Commission
Tom Weigand
Larry Wright
Rex Bowling
Soybeans Lead Franklin County Harvest Pace This Year
Farmers in Franklin County expect soybeans to dominate acres as soybeans fetch higher prices. Harvests for soybeans, corn, and milo ripen together causing equipment changes and tighter elevator schedules. Producers anticipate many beans in the 40 bushels per acre range with some fields in the lower 30s.
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Franklin County
Williamsburg
Hermreck
Ferguson
Hibdon
Milo
Finalists urged to support Franklin County festival bid
Finalists for hosting the event include Garnett and local groups such as the Pratt Tourism Committee and the Decatur County Chamber of Commerce. The festival runs 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. For involvement call McGee at 242-1411.
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McGee
Garnett
Arkansas
City Convention and Visitors Bureau
Decatur County Chamber of Commerce
Edwards County Economic Development Council
Jackson County Tourism Council
Pratt Tourism Committee
Pageant reenacts Medicine Lodge Peace Treaty signing
Dressed in 1800s costumes, history buffs staged a three year pageant reenacting the 1867 treaty between the Kiowa and the U.S. government to mark more than 300 years of prairie history. About 7,000 attendees heard Kiowa elder T See O point out the historic site at Elm Creek and Medicine River. Cy Ahtone noted the event’s ongoing role in honoring Medicine Lodge and Kansas history.
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Edicine Lodge
Kan
U.S
Medicine Lodge
West
Pat McCullough
Prairie
Alabama
New Mexico
Oregon
Kaye Kuhn
The
Treaty Association
Execu
I-See-O
T-See-O
Elm Creek
Medicine River
Cy Ahtone
Wichita
Ahtone
Kansas
Weather Report Summary Card
Weather forecast shows a cool clear day with a low in the middle 40s and a northwest wind at 5 to 10 mph. Extended outlook: Wednesday and Thursday dry with lows in the 50s and highs near 80 to 85. Friday carries a shower chance with lows around 40 and highs near 80.
CRP meetings set Oct 8 in Franklin County
Local meetings on the Conservation Reserve Program regulations will be held Oct 8 at 1 and 7 p.m. at the Franklin County fairgrounds with David Hornung of the FSA and Herman Norwood of the NRCS. The CRP signup runs Oct 14 to Nov 14, covering 10 to 15 year contracts with rent and cost-share payments to place erodible land into conservation practices.
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Franklin County
David Hornung
Farm Service Agency
Herman Norwood
Natural Resources Conservation Service
Franklin County Fairgrounds
CRP
Hornung
Norwood
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Franklin County Conservation District
Extension Service
FSA
NRCS
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