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From the files of the October 24, 1985 edition of The Ellsworth Reporter.
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Above, Hungry people eagerly get their lunch plates filled Saturday in the basement of the St. Ignatius Catholic Church in Kanopolis during the St. Ignatius Fiesta. The line in the basement was long this year, as was the outside take-out line nearby. Below, Cyndy Young, left, and Flo Fosdick await customers at the Fiesta Country Store, which was also in the church basement. ALAN RUSCH/Ellsworth County Independent-Reporter
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Read moreAs Afghanistan fell into the clutches of the Taliban last week, Kansans were confused and saddened. But those reactions couldn’t compare to the emotions that washed over local veterans of the conflict and their families — including Danny Sjursen and Melissa Jarboe.
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In the late summer of 1825, James Pattie traveled through a virtual paradise with a large pack train consisting of 120 men.
Read moreIn regards to the comments made in the paper about COVID-19 being just like the flu, I have never made such a comment nor will I ever make such a ridiculous comment. I did not have a mild case of COVID variant but did have COVID in Oct. 2020.
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