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Come in and check us out! Come in and check out our new Graphic Novel section of our library! New books for adults are: • “Zero Days” by Ruth Ware (Large Print) • “Robert B.

Calf Revenue – Time to Start Thinking About Marketing Calves in the Fall Maximizing calf revenue is important for cattle producers; it’s how they get paid! Just like any business, understanding what drives how you are paid is important.

Phone: 785-994-6370 (home) or 785-476-5206 (cell) We are back to praying forrain;maybesomenever quit. Mowing Sunday evening, the sky looked threatening in all directions, and raindrops started to fall, so I kept mowing in hopes a downpour would develop.

County fairs are among the oldest annual events held in the United States. Every county held its own gathering or joined resources with a neighboring county to present an agricultural fair.

Marsha Duncan (after being told to say cool last Thursday during the 100 plus degree week): “That’s not gonna happen!” Dale Anderson: “‘Confusion’ (the genius) said that when a person breaks wind in church, they sit on their own pew.

…A Review Of This Week’s Movie Length of Movie: 120 minutes; Rated PG-13 SUMMER SHOWTIMES • Friday, Saturday, & Sunday at 7:00 p.m.

Come in and check us out! Come in and check out our new Graphic Novel section of our library! New books for adultrs are: • “Zero Days” by Ruth Ware (Large Print) • “Robert B.

The regular monthly meeting of Crossroads Quilt Guild was held Monday, July 17, at Stitch & Chatter, with 19 members present. The hostesses were Linda Stamper and Janice Miller. A motion was made by Linda Stamper and seconded by Diane Maddy to accept the June minutes as read.

With the rains during the past few weeks, the farmers have been fighting the wet fields, extending the summer wheat harvest longer than usual. As of Monday, July 24th, the Stockton Union Elevator has brought in 224,000 bushels of wheat, and the Woodston Coop has taken in 116,000 bushels.