The year I was a junior I had my first and only appendicitis attack. This was just a month before the junior play in which I had the lead roll of Agatha Forbes the ghost. We had been bowling... Read more
By Frank J. Buchman “The purple team has some bright stars, and it’ll sure make a stout showing in the home college competition.” That’s the synopsis of outlook for the Kansas State Universi... Read more
The last 10 days have been filled with shopping, a road trip to McPherson, Kansas, and the most wonderful Valentine dinner in Springfield, Missouri. The Valentine dinner was outstanding bec... Read more
By John Schlageck, Kansas Farm Bureau The egg is in hot water again thanks to recent reports of high cholesterol levels in the U.S. population. With this linkage between high serum cholest... Read more
By Doris Schroeder I read an article recently about married couples who had visited strange lands and about how much fun it was to learn what each country meant by learning it together. As I... Read more
Most of the readers of this column are probably aware that the writer recently made a brief sashay in politics. As this is written ballots over the state are being counted and in a few hour... Read more
Those who study such things say that in the future people who work for a living can expect to change their career once every seven years. Notice I didn’t say change your job, I said ch... Read more
By Frank J. Buchman “Commodity price fluctuations offer selling opportunities for profit, and can at the opposite end of the spectrum cost producers the farm, so to speak, if not prepared.”... Read more
By Frank J. Buchman “Record prices, record profits, and the most lucrative times those in agriculture have ever seen.” That’s been the headline farm story in recent times, peaking in 2013.... Read more
