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Men who would tell it like it is

Men who would tell it like it is

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Men who would tell it like it is

News Staff
Thursday, August 11, 2022
The Beginning of Knowledge By Allen Fischgrabe There are so many great men and women in the Bible who inspire admiration and respect for the way that they conducted themselves in the face of overwhelming opposition.
To wise, smart to ever make that kinda mistake, but I did

To wise, smart to ever make that kinda mistake, but I did

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To wise, smart to ever make that kinda mistake, but I did

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Tuesday, August 9, 2022
I pulled a Jimmy Suspenders the other day, and now Punkin is mad at me. I figured I was too wise and smart to ever make that kinda mistake, but I’m only human. Punkin quickly pointed out that I wasn’t. I can’t tell you what I said, but apparently she didn’t take it as a joke.
Fond memories of doing weekly ironing

Fond memories of doing weekly ironing

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Fond memories of doing weekly ironing

News Staff
Tuesday, August 9, 2022
As one gets older it isn’t uncommon for memories to dart back to the past, often to things that happened while growing up. That happened to me this past week. I grew up on the family farm and had the experience of learning to do many different tasks.
Mussa wheat places at wheat show in Wakeeney

Mussa wheat places at wheat show in Wakeeney

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Mussa wheat places at wheat show in Wakeeney

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Tuesday, August 9, 2022
Cherokee County was well represented at the State 4-H Wheat Show in Wakeeney. Wheat produced by John Mussa, of Weir, placed second, third and fourth for Josh, Whitney and Haley Paxson in Division II. Others entering Division II were Thomas Paxson, Adam York, Chris Martin, Ryan and Kala Harrington.
Myths associated with urinary incontinence

Myths associated with urinary incontinence

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Myths associated with urinary incontinence

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Tuesday, August 9, 2022
As a practicing urologist who is double board certified in urology and female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery, I see a lot of patients with urinary incontinence. And while it is extremely common, many myths surround the topic. Sadly, even though more patients in the U.S.
Ignoring warning signs may be disastrous

Ignoring warning signs may be disastrous

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Ignoring warning signs may be disastrous

The Beginning Of Knowledge By Allen Fischgrabe
Friday, August 5, 2022
While driving down the road one day, a man observed a sign that said: “Bridge Out, Use Detour.” Since this man was in a hurry, and very self-willed, he decided that he would just keep going. He determined in his own mind that his way was right and that he could do whatever he pleased.

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Legislature hotline

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Friday, August 5, 2022
The Kansas Legislature is only a phone call or chat away. Kansas residents can access information about the Kansas Legislature, bill status, legislative process and more by calling 1-800-432-3924 Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Church of the Nazarene annexed into city

Church of the Nazarene annexed into city

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Church of the Nazarene annexed into city

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Friday, August 5, 2022
25 Years Ago July 31-August 6, 1997 Columbus grew by two acres after the city granted annexation to the Church of the Nazarene at the regular council meeting. Rev. J. R.
West Nile, the key is prevention

West Nile, the key is prevention

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West Nile, the key is prevention

Andrew Ellisworth, M.d.
Tuesday, August 2, 2022
One late summer day, fresh out of residency and seeing patients for the first time as a full-fledged family physician, I examined a young man who had a fever, fatigue, and a bad headache. Considering the time of year, influenza was low on the list of possibilities, and COVID-19 did not yet exist.
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