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Milo Yield
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Columnist, The Fence Post
Kansas City
Beats
Intentional Inclusion, DEI Metrics and TrackingDEI Strategy Development, ERGs/BRGs and DEI Councils Women’s Leadership, DEI Events and Initiatives Executive Leadership Coaching, Community Impact
Content
By Milo Yield| The Fence Post Verified Thank goodness for kindly readers coming to the rescue. When contemplating material for this week’s column, my old mind was coming up blank. Then, voila, I opened my email box and found the following humorous column from a reader in Saratoga, Wyo. Here’s his story, slightly modified. ***A well-weathered Wyoming cowboy, ol’ Tippit N. Wobble, had been out on a remote range camp for a week. When he came to town, he hit the liquor store and hit the liquid refreshments plenty hard.
By Milo Yield| The Fence Post Verified I can never thank my faithful readers enuf for their voluntary contributions to this weekly column. This story comes to me from North Platte, Neb. “Milo, a few months ago I was called up for jury duty and got a controversial case. A wealthy rancher claimed his gun went off by accident while he was cleaning it, killing his wife and his best friend who happened to be sleeping in his bedroom at the time.
By Milo Yield| The Fence Post Verified Thank goodness for kindly readers coming to the rescue. When contemplating material for this week’s column, my old mind was coming up blank. Then, voila, I opened my email box and found the following humorous column from a reader in Saratoga, Wyo. Here’s his story, slightly modified. ***A well-weathered Wyoming cowboy, ol’ Tippit N. Wobble, had been out on a remote range camp for a week. When he came to town, he hit the liquor store and hit the liquid refreshments plenty hard.
Company Info
The Fence Post
The Fence Post is a nationwide agricultural newspaper reaching over 80,000 readers each week. Don McMillen started the Rocky Mountain Fence Post in Bellvue, Colo in 1980. The paper changed ownership in November 1984 and continues to be owned by Swift Communications. We added the Nebraska (Plains) Fence Post in 1995. The Fence Post contains advertising, auctions, obituaries, recipes, cartoons, event coverage and human interest stories all pertaining to the agricultural business. Our weekly columnists include Baxter Black, Lee Pitts, Gwen Petterson, Mad Jack and many others. We have a strong readership in all phases of farming, ranching and livestock production. Our readers call us their farming and ranching "Bible" where they can find auctions, horse events, ag calendar listings and market reports each week. Our classified section is beneficial to both buyers and sellers. We also do special sections including a quarterly Real Estate Guide, a Breeders Connection, Summer Events Guide, bi-yearly Cookbook's along with other seasonal projects. Our advertisers, online and print, are a valuable resource to the ag community. We strive to keep a high level of customer service. As readers, dealers and advertisers this is your paper and we are proud to publish the Fence Post each and every week.
Grand Forks, United States
+1 877-347-9122
Founded: 1980