Memorial marks Funston legacy near Iola Kansas
The old Stony Lonesome schoolhouse site five miles south of Iola and four miles north of Humbolt on Allen County highway preserves General Fred Funston’s memory. Local groups Kiwanis Club of Iola and Daughters of the American Revolution Humboldt placed rock pillars, a rail, and inscriptions noting Funston and the memorial’s 1928 dedication.
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Tomato accents in salad dressings and molds
A French chef notes tomato touches in salad flavor beyond garlic. Recipes include Hearts of Lettuce with Thousand Island Dressing and Pear and Tomato Salad, emphasizing tomato paste and tomato juice components. Also details a Meat and Cucumber Mold using gelatin, tomato juice, mayonnaise, and mixed meats.
How To Reduce Varicose Veins
Guidance discusses easing swollen leg veins with lifestyle changes and simple remedies. It notes gradual improvements with movement, compression, elevation, and weight management while avoiding risky cures.
Seed Adapted Varieties Vital for Kansas Drought Recovery
Extension Service warns drought damage will be felt next year as scarce adapted seed drives up prices. Crop losses and cattle suffering highlight the need to preserve and plant only locally adapted corn varieties to maintain yields and prevent unadapted seeds from taking hold in communities.
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Wheat Market Steady Outlook With Global Crop Variations
The wheat market remains fundamentally sound in the United States with prices likely higher than Canadian and Liverpool levels. Canadian crops are smaller than expected with about 200 million bushels set for sale, while Argentina and Australia start strong crops. European reserves may lift world prices, but ample southern hemisphere supplies could cap spikes.
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