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From the Cover: The Hollenberg ranch Pony Express station as painted in 1953 by Don Jacobson, of Kansas City, Mo. Born in Marshall county, Kansas, Jacobson inherited a love of the West from his pioneer family. More than a score of his Western paintings were exhibited in Kansas City the past summer.      The Hollenberg Pony Express station is located a few miles north of US-36 and Hanover, and may be reached via K-15E and K-243. It is operated by the Kansas State Historical Society as a state museum.