Weep A Tear For Me A Kansas Barn Is Gone
Story in verse about the Bosworth barn on K-33 in Kansas that stood since settlers days. The narrator laments its destruction by a builder, recounting its role as a landmark and its disappearance, calling for tears for the loss of history andTamgone.
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Joanistas
Bosworth
Kansas
Tam
Meetings on December topics at Court building
Ag meetings schedule outlined with topics on storing high moisture grain beef herd health and bird control. Kansas Soybean Association to discuss market development processing and land values. Earthworm enterprise advice cautions profit limits and market verification.
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Bob Bozworth
Pat Murphy
Kansas State University Extension
Larry Corah
K-State Extension
Homer Caley
Caley
Kansas
Kansas Soybean Association
Ottawa University
William May
Wichita Federal
Douglas County Extension Center
Lawrence
Bob Henderson
Kansas Fish and Game Department
SHAFF 4-H Club officers listed for the year
SHAFF 4-H Club reveals its leadership lineup with Brad Averill as president and Doug Ness as vice president. Connie Folks serves as secretary, Scott Hausler as treasurer, Steve Hausler as reporter, with historians Mike Cromwell and Donald Hurley.
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Brad Averill
Doug Ness
Connie Folks
Scott Hausler
Steve Hausler
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Wellsville
Geroge Halazon
Kansas State University
Wriggler
Mike Cromwell
Donald Hurley
Brenda Caruthers
Lesli Campbell
Mike Horn
Brent Neis
Daren McConnell
Cathy Folks
Mary Kuestersteffen
Deane Jeffries
Quidon
Rigid Form, Inc
Richmond
Butler
Hwy
Topeka
AGRI
Schuh Bros. Agri-Builders