Too Many Rotten Tomatoes by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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Beware of the grasshoppers that eat everything by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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Prairie Hay Is Baled by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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Hometown Law Enforcement Yesteryear by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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Heifer’s Day In Town by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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New’ Road Provides ‘Access’ by Dickinson County News-Times
August 9, 2022 “They finally built a personal ‘super-highway’ so the ranchers and neighbor lady down the road weren’t home locked.”
Flint Hills Summer Roundup by Frank Buchman
July 31, 2022 “Be ready to go at 4:45 in the morning.”
That was the call from the pasture manager about gathering short-season yearlings for shipment to a feedlot.
Sure enough, a half-dozen pickups and trailers were waiting at the pasture gate right on time. It was still pitch dark as two handfuls of cowboys and cowgirls unloaded horses and mounted up.
Couple provides lifetime of positive influence by Dickinson County News-Times
July 25, 2022 “Certain people become mentors positively directing every endeavor and decision.”
Remembering when Casey came to town by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
July 19, 2022 “It was a really big deal when Casey Tibbs came to Council Grove.”
Dreaded Disease Causes Considered by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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Grass Makes Livestock Hay by Frank Buchman
June 19, 2022 “The brome grass is all wrapped up in bales.”
Well, that’s not completely accurate, but the 65 acres of brome grass around the ranch homestead has been baled.
Rains stops for parade — this time by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
June 14, 2022 “The heavy downpour quit just in time for the parade to go on as planned.”
Following Orders For Prevention by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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Those critters demand affection by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
June 8, 2022 “Ranch animals want their fair share of attention.”
Uncertain whether its Fluffy the big yellow cat or ZaneEtta the yearling gray filly who are most demanding for affection.
Grasslands Endure Despite Transition by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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Forever Changing Weather Uncontrollable by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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Opened Mail Most Suspicious by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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Home deliveries: nothing new by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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New books bring reflections by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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‘Beautiful’ snow is work by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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Mary didn’t ride a donkey by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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Babies must have milk by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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Thank Goodness for Barns by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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Youth Group Sets Foundation by Frank Buchman ~ A Cowboy’s Faith
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