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Chronicles of The Farm Woman: Boys on the farm

Editor - November 2, 2014

Summertime always brings a procession of small boys to the farm. Here often in two or three weeks they must try to make up...

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Kansas zobie hunting

Steve Gilliland - November 2, 2014

Two years ago at a spring conference in Topeka, Lea Ann Seiler, Economic Develop Director for Hodgeman County heard a presentation about a very...

Marshall, John

Redskins, oilskins

John Marshall - November 2, 2014

What’s in a name? The next election: There is a better way Big Sports is in a big snit over the mascot and name for Washington, D.C.’s professional...

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Laugh tracks in the dust

Milo Yield - November 2, 2014

Whew! This has been a busy week on a lot of fronts. On the sports front, my Kansas City Royals came up 90-feet...

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The Covered Dish: Orange cinnamon rolls

Debbie Dance Uhrig - November 2, 2014

I thought I’d pass along some of favorite cooking woes and tips as we enter the months of November and December. There are some...

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Log chain lunch

Sandy Pugh - November 1, 2014

Just a couple of miles to the east of my home town (Mullinville) is a Northern Natural Gas station. At the time we were...

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I remember: Attending the Country School

Editor - October 31, 2014

The longer I live on this earth, the more I appreciate the freedoms we enjoyed in the days of attending the country school. Oh,...

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Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural, Jonathan Truman and Weston Hiebert

K-State - October 30, 2014

By Ron Wilson, director of the Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development at Kansas State University. “The Back Stops Here.” No, that’s not quite...

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Roger’s view from the hills: Riding fences

Roger Ringer - October 27, 2014

BEWARE OF FALSE KNOWLEDGE; IT IS MORE DANGEROUS THAN IGNORANCE. George Bernard Shaw If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, swims like a duck,...

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The Covered Dish: Pear Honey

Editor - October 27, 2014

I can’t recall a more perfect day. I slept in, drank my coffee and relaxed with a good book on the screened porch. Amongst...

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