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A search for special places (Part six)

That mysterious ‘state of mind ...’ John J. Ingalls, the attorney, writer and politician, coined the Kansas motto Ad Astra per Aspera. Ingalls, a...

When 40,000 people lose their water

JACKSON, Miss. - Imagine Salina, all of it, without water - not a drop - for three days. Or Hutchinson. On Thursday, March 9, officials...

The Covered Dish: Corn Chowder

Debbie Dance Uhrig This past week after all the rains in Southwest Missouri I decided it was time for a ‘soup’ night.  When I asked...

I remember:  My Mom, my friend with a cup of tea

By Doris Schroeder It’s been over twenty-five years since my mother went to heaven and yet there is still a part of her in me...

Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Paul Friedrichs – United Mosquito and Fly Control

By Ron Wilson, director of the Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development at Kansas State University   Bangkok, Thailand. A German businessman is building a...

A Cowboy’s Faith: Those Weeds Are Delicacies

  By Frank J. Buchman “They are the best dandelion growers in the country.” None too few have made that evaluation driving past the ranch. “Wow, they sure...

A search for special places (Part five)

At the Blue Front Cafe: BENTONIA, Miss. - Twenty miles northwest of Jackson, this town is marked only by the smallest sign. On a pole,...

Turning Minutes Into Hours (Best Of)

Realizing that I have had vast experience in organizational work (I was once appointed Keeper of the Cards in the Nipomo Men’s Club and...

The Covered Dish: Twice Baked Potatoes

Debbie Dance Uhrig This week has been a cooking frenzy.  I think I’ve written recipes in every category.  How about taking a stab at making...

Laugh tracks in the dust: Odds and Ends

This turns out to be an odds and ends column. So, I’ll start with an odd, but true, story. My friend, ol’ Lon G. Horner,...
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