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A Cowboy’s Faith: Inquisitive Innocence Of Children
By Frank J. Buchman
“How many of you have a horse?”
Maybe a half-dozen raised their hands.
“How many like to read?”
Four times as many arms up
“How...
Cooperative Grocery Store Helps Keep Cowtown County Seat Of Nebraska’s Least Populated County Alive
By Frank J. Buchman
It’s a long ways from anywhere to this cowtown.
Most people take for granted they can just jump in the car and...
R U a Road-Kill Griller?
Considering the agendas of certain conniving politicians that would like
nothing better than to (attempt) to take my guns away, or at very least, close...
Freshman Year
Freshman year came in with a flurry of new clothes and jittery nerves. It was a rude awakening to be the new kids on...
Laugh tracks in the Dust
We had one day of semi-warm weather this week and I took advantage of the weather blip to clean out my chicken house....
Property taxes in Kansas: the tissue and torment of government
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Part 3
In early 2004, not long after a Shawnee County District
Court judge had lashed the Kansas Legislature for under-
funding local schools, urban lawmakers began...
For The Love Of Horses: Achieving Maximum Performance From A Horse Requires Accurate Rider Technique
"A horse is like a violin. First it must be tuned, and when tuned, it must be accurately played."
Author unknown, and very few might...
Snow Geese and Mr. Whiskers
Not tired of goose hunting just yet? Have I got a deal for you! In 1999 the US Fish
and Wildlife Service created a special...
Grandmother’s Intuition
The summer between my freshman and sophomore year I decided to spend a week with Grandmother just before school started. I had not had...
Laugh Tracks in the Dust
Folks, I have bad news about my new Farm Bill Ouija Board. I’ve discovered that I can’t gear up to produce and ship...