Frequently if not nearly always, Diamond Spring and Diamond Springs are synonymous in lay conversation.
That’s inaccurate, but both are important to the history of Morris County. Continue reading →
Mare Foaling Advice Given By Veterinarian
Foaling season is just around the corner and owners need to be getting ready.
“A few simple precautions can help most mares produce a healthy, vigorous foal,” said Dr. Thomas R. Lenz. Continue reading →
Muddy Waterholes Become Ponds
“Now all we need is a nice steady four-inch rain.”
Rainfall in that amount even when coming down so there’s soil utilization and runoff still makes muddy conditions. Continue reading →
‘Premier All-Breed Horse Exposition’ Is Equifest Of Kansas At Salina
Just about everything anybody would want to know about horses is set for Salina.
It’s the 24th annual Equifest of Kansas, according to Justine Staten, executive director of the Kansas Horse Council (KHC). Continue reading →
Fence Construction Never Ending
“Fence will not last forever regardless of how well it’s built.”
Not much thought was given to the remark from a Greenwood County Angus breeder four decades ago. Continue reading →
Muscotah Couple Finds Most Enjoyment Owning And Their Horses
When a horse crazy girl marries a motorcycle riding boy, it requires some convincing that the family needs a horse.
That’s the way it was for Susie and Don Jacobs, but the Muscotah couple is now prominently recognized in horse activities. Continue reading →
Average Can Be Best
“The law of averages will balance it all out.”
Reminder of that fact has recently been imprinted several times. Many insist “average” is not good enough declaring being the “best” is what matters the most. Continue reading →
Kenneth Muller, The Real Cowboy
Kenny Muller was and is my hero.
He was a cowboy. Continue reading →
Kenneth Muller Eulogy
Kenny Muller was and is my hero. He was a cowboy.
Muller was a cowboy’s cowboy. Perhaps calling one by his last name might seem disrespectful to some. Yet when the name Muller is said, most people first think of Kenny Muller, the cowboy, entirely with respect and admiration. Continue reading →
Appreciative Respect Apparent In Passing Of Lifelong Prominent Flint Hills Cowboy
“A cowboy’s worth in life can best be measured in death.”
One of the best known cowboys in the Flint Hills and throughout the Midwest has gone to His Great Beyond. Continue reading →