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A unique three-way partnership has emerged in Pennsylvania to assist veterans and current military families facing food insecurity while supporting veteran farmers. Military Community Support Project, a Pittsburgh-based nonprofit; the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank and the PA Veteran Farming Network are collaborating on a venture to provide meat purchased from veteran farmers at multiple mobile food bank distribution sites. The collaboration seeks to create a sustainable program rather than a single offering. “Working with organizations that already are doing something great like the Central Food Bank of Pennsylvania, and using their wisdom to create synergy is how to get there,” according to Daniel Steighner, president of the Military Community Support Project. The new project was formally announced on Jan. 11, during the 108th Pennsylvania Farm Show. Vision. Focusing on National Guard reservists and their families, the Military Community Support Project helps to meet emerging needs and offer assistance during crises, including providing service dogs and transportation services and food bank programs for military families. (Continued on Page A24)

108th Pa. Farm Show highlights past and present of ag in Pennsylvania By Farm and Dairy Staff SALEM, Ohio — Six families whose farms have been in the same family for more than 100 years were honored during a ceremony Jan. 13, the last day of 2024 Pennsylvania Farm Show. The show, which began on Jan. 6, welcomed thousands of visitors to the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center, in Harrisburg, over its eight-day run. Among the farms recognized during the ceremony was Robert F. Cochran’s Chester County farm, only the second in the state to reach the Tricentennial Farm milestone. Cochran’s Hidden View Farm was established in Cochranville in 1724. Today, 120 acres of the original farm remain in the

ABOVE: Laurel Middle and High School FFA, from Lawrence County, twirl during the Square Dancing Competition Jan. 9 at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. (Commonwealth Media Services photo)

Cochran family, who preserved the farmland in 2003. Other farms recognized were the Stambaugh’s farm, in Perry County, established in 1788; Linda Smith-Gutshall-Young’s farm, in Perry County, established in 1794; Bret and Mary Moyer’s farm, in Union County, established in 1797; the Melanson family farm, in Montgomery County, established in 1922; and the Klusartiz Family Farm, in Lehigh County, established in 1923.

Chris Ishler, of Sinking Creek Meats, in Spring Mills, Pennsylvania, raised the first donated beef cow for the new program by Military Community Support Project. (Commonwealth Media Services photo)

FFA BREAKS RECORDS The Pennsylvania FFA broke records during its Mid-Winter Convention, held Jan. 8 during the Farm Show. The organization handed out a record 970 first-year member jackets and awarded 504 keystone degrees. Two new chapter charters were also awarded to Schuylkill Valley High School and Spring Grove High School.

VILSACK VISITS U.S. Department of Agriculture Tom Vilsack visited the Farm Show on Jan. 10 to announce $26 million in federal funding (Continued on Page A13)

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Farm & Food File The pain I felt late Jan. 7, was hard to pinpoint until I realized exactly when it struck — just moments after news of a tentative 2024 budget deal between Senate and House negotiators had been announced. As such, it soon became apparent the pain wasn’t physical; most likely it was emotional. What, though? Anxiety? Bewilderment? Sorrow? That was it, sorrow — for Kevin McCarthy, now in early retirement because the Jan. 7 deal was almost the same as the one he had struck with the White House last October. That deal inflamed enough House Republicans to make him a former Speaker and a former House member. Poor old McCarthy, I thought, gone and forgotten because he woke up one day wanting to legislate, not bloviate. Silly pragmatist, said the House Knucklehead Caucus, and within hours McCarthy was tossed aside only to have his deal resurrected weeks later. Alas, my McCarthy sorrow passed and by nightfall, my cranky old self had reemerged.

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25 years ago. Ohio Governor Bob Taft reappointed Fred Dailey as director of the Ohio Department of Agriculture, the second oldest state agency. Dailey will retain the post he has held for the past eight years. 50 years ago. Fire officials are still seeking to determine the cause of a fire that caused more than $1 million damage to three buildings in the business district in East Liverpool recently. Fire Chief Alfred Van Dyne revised the monetary loss upward from the initial $500,000 to “over a milion.” 75 years ago. Tuscarawas County Prosecutor Vernon Lee held indictments against six of eight men accused of being members of a chickenstealing ring at Dover. Lee said the six have confessed to stealing 500 chickens and 100 turkeys. 100 years ago. The board of education of the Goshen Township school district, which voted last fall to authorize a new high school building, has decided to erect it on the Homer Israel property, on the Garfield road.

Farm Bills fights. Deep differences between the Republican-controlled House Ag Committee and the Demcontrolled Senate Ag Committee over food assistance have delayed past Farm Bills. Stark differences remain for the now 2024 bill and no one in either party or chamber returned from the holiday break in a charitable, let’sget-this-done mood. In fact, remarkably little news emerged from either camp in the last six weeks. Looming over any bipartisan, bicameral compromise is the pending retirement of Michigan Sen. Debbie Stabenow, the Democratic leader of the upper chamber’s Ag Committee and the key figure in passing the year-delayed 2018 Farm Bill. Stabenow has vowed to fight proposed House GOP cuts to food assistance and to protect the Biden Administration’s long-term “green” ag spending. Still, her planned November retirement hangs over any deal-making this year. Continued delays by House Ag Republicans — combined with the probable retaking of the Senate by the GOP in November — would be a blow to both Stabenow and any hope for a bipartisan Farm Bill. First, however, Congress needs to pass the 2024 federal budget. Can this year’s renewed sense of institutional urgency move members to work through their personal and political differences to complete this straightforward responsibility? Only time — and the Speakerchucking Knucklehead Caucus — will tell. (The Farm and Food File is published weekly through the U.S. and Canada. Source material, past columns and contact information are posted at farmandfoodfile.com.) © 2023 ag comm

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Congress, too, seems to have returned to its institutional senses — at least temporarily — to ensure it doesn’t allow the fringe elements of either party into a la la land abyss of foolish, even stupid, policies most of the nation abhors. Daringly, the first task its leaders took on was a budget deal. That’s smart because as soon as the presidential primary season begins in Iowa, every House and Senate vote will be weighted even more with political implications for Nov. 5, the day of 2024’s local, state and federal elections. And the U.S. isn’t the only country that will hold crucial elections this year. “Globally,” reported Time magazine on Dec. 28, “more voters than ever in history will head to the polls as at least 64 countries (plus the European Union) — representing a combined population of about 49% of the people in the world — are meant to hold national elections…” Moreover, it added, just like in the U.S., the “results… for many, will prove consequential for years to come…” Some of the most affected nations include the world’s most populous country, India, and its neighbors Bangladesh and Pakistan. Other countries holding national elections are the United Kingdom, Mexico, Iran, Cambodia, Jordan, and — incredibly — both Russia and its battlefield opponent, Ukraine. All make 2024 “not just an election year” but “perhaps the election year,” Time adds. This year could also be the Farm Bill writing year for at least two reasons — it’s a year late already and the Dems may be running out of time to influence any final bill. The delay is typical of recent

“This evening after an unequaled large day’s work, we finished our well with a superabundance of water. Scouder’s began walling at 2 p.m. and by sundown he was done. The best time on record. Billy Martin was with him. Scouder’s charge was $3 and $1.50 for Martin.” — November 8, 1869 entry, diary of Alexander Smalley As autumn moves toward winter in November 1869, the Ashland County, Ohio, bachelor farmer finds

reason to celebrate on Nov. 25. “This day has proved to be the long-looked-for day. One that has witnessed the crowning event of the season. Entitled the last load of poles, or in other words, the last load of corn. Our corn is all in the crib. Think of it! There’s nothing like it!” With the work of a prosperous harvest completed, Alexander travels by train to Indianapolis. This was a two-day trip and required the difficult, long walk from Galion to Bellefontaine depot to catch the train. This would be quite a long hike for anyone, but we soon learn that this was even more challenging for this fellow. The purpose of this trip is revealed Nov. 28. “Came direct to Surgical Institute. Took breakfast and am now in Gent’s reception waiting for Dr. Allon. Interview with him at 11. He agreed to cure me for $100 in advance. A great deal of money, indeed. Concluded to go under treatment.” The next day, “Left my shoe for a brace fit.” He then traveled to the “Deaf and Dumb Asylum which was decidedly the most interesting place I ever visited,” and then to the “Lu-

natic Asylum” one mile west of Indianapolis. That evening he attended the Metropolitan Theater. In the next two days, the newly fitted foot brace causes Alexander problems, “rather severe. Have been trying most of the afternoon to get used to the brace, but failed.” On Dec. 2 at 4 a.m. he leaves Galion and heads for home, arriving in Ashland at 5:40 on an express train. “Remained at depot till daylight and went down to load and wait for a chance to ride. Rode home with Mr. S. Kennedy and took our folks rather by surprise. They were all well and hearty.” He closes out the year with great reflection, after an entry regarding heavy rain and thunderstorms on Dec. 31. “Weather warm and sultry. This strange phenomenon closes out a year of wonders. More notable events have occurred this year than the record of any previous year since the beginning of the 19th century. I tried, in the most gentlemanly of ways, to close a contract with a pretty young woman, let go of $100 in hopes of a cure for my ailing walk. I failed in both ventures, am both richer and poorer from it. It has been quite a year.”

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Todd McDonald Todd McDonald, a dedicated milk hauler, father and grandfather, passed away peacefully, surrounded by loved ones, Jan. 10 at the age of 70. He was a West Branch High School graduate born Nov. 10, 1953. Todd was raised on the McDonald Dairy Farm in Damascus, Ohio, and was known for his unwavering commitment to his profession. Through the MCDONALD years, he navigated rural roads with diligence and pride, ensuring that his milk truck was spotless. He made sure fresh milk reached its destination seven days a week, including holidays. He leaves a legacy of love, hard work and a

profound connection with those he met. Beyond his work, Todd was a loving father, brother and grandfather. His family and the memories he made with them were the cornerstones of his life. Todd was preceded in death by his father, Robert Paul McDonald, and his mother, Shirley Herrick McDonald. He is survived by his sons, Joshua (Renee) McDonald and Travis (Candice) McDonald; brothers Scott (Linda) McDonald and Peter (Tracie) McDonald; grandchildren Gage, Madison, Ray, Maria, Sophia and Jackson McDonald; Linda Benton, who was close to his heart, and bonus son Justin Benton. An avid animal lover, Todd found solace and companionship in the company of many animals. His kindness extended beyond the human realm and he nurtured a deep con-

nection with the creatures he encountered. His compassion for animals reflected his gentle and loving nature. Many farmers still talk about his basset hound, Chester, co-piloting with him in his milk truck. He will be dearly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to Angels for Animals in honor of Todd’s passion for animals. A memorial service to celebrate Todd’s life will be held Jan. 18 at Almost Home in Sebring, Ohio, from 1-3 p.m., with the funeral immediately following. Friends and family are invited to join in remembering a remarkable man who touched the lives of many. May Todd rest in eternal peace, surrounded by the love and memories he created throughout his journey.

Rural Action offers mentoring program for beginning farmers ATHENS, Ohio — Rural Action is inviting those who have been farming for less than 10 years to join a cohort of beginning farmers to learn from topic experts and get paired with a farm mentor in southeast Ohio. Rural Action’s Whole Farm Planning & Mentoring program is a 10week series that matches 15 beginning farmers with 15 mentors who support them as they establish or refine their business plans. Participants will attend weekly webinars led by topic experts to review the necessary steps of creating a farm business and follow up with their mentor to apply what they have learned. After the series, participants should have a sound business plan

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Reports reveal record supplies around the world, yielding reduced grain prices

Marlin Clark We were hoping the Jan. 12 World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates and quarterly Grain Stocks Report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture would be a non-event. It did not work out that way. Traders’ guesses before the WASAnnouncement of Producer Prices December 2023 Federal Order #33 Producer Price Differential at Cuyahoga Co., Ohio $2.16 cwt. Producer Protein Price $1.4499 lb. Producer Butterfat Price $2.9778 lb. Producer Other Solids Price $0.2242 lb. Uniform Price for Informational Purposes at Cuyahoga Co., Ohio $20.91 cwt. Somatic Cell Adjustment Rate $0.00081 cwt.

Mideast Marketing Area Advanced Prices/ Pricing Factors January 2024

Class I Skim Milk Price(/cwt.) at Cuyahoga Co., Ohio* $10.44 Butterfat Price(/lb.) at Cuyahoga Co., Ohio* $3.0311 3.5% BF(/cwt.) Cuyahoga Co., Ohio* $20.68 Class II Skim Milk Price $9.95/cwt. Nonfat Solids Price 1.1056/lb. Advanced Pricing Factors Advanced Class III Skim Milk Price 5.74/cwt. Advanced Class IV Skim Milk Price $9.25/cwt. Advanced Butterfat Price $3.0091 /lb. *Includes $.20 processor assessment

DE, the final Crop Production Report, and the Grain Stocks Report were for little changes in yield and supply to the downside and a floor under the awful prices of the last couple of weeks. That is not what we got. What we call the “final” inventory report that canonizes the 2023-2024 crop did not come in as expected. In corn, the market expected a cut in yield of maybe .7 bpa. Instead, USDA reported an increase of 2.4 bpa to 177.3 bpa. Remember, this came in a year of late planting because of wet conditions in many areas, then a dry summer in the heart of the Corn Belt that had farmers panting for water. Those are the conditions that surprises are made of. The final yield came in very close to the original estimate by USDA, before all the growing problems. Harvested acreage for corn was

cut by 600,000 acres, for a new net acreage of 86.5 million. Still, the yield increased overcame the planted acres decrease and increased the final production number by 108 million bushels. That gave us production of 15.342 billion bushels, 130 million more than expected. Some other numbers were juggled a bit. The end result was ending stocks projected for Aug. 31, 2024, the official end of the crop year, at 2.162 billion bushels. The market was expecting a cut, so they were leaning the wrong way, and it showed when trading continued after the noon ET reports release. Add to the production problem the actual estimate of grain stocks by the Census Bureau for Dec. 1, at 12.169 billion bushels. That is the largest since 2010. Setting records is not much fun. World supply. The world supply added to reports that were all in the wrong direction, even with drought-

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Butterfat Price............................................. $2.9778/lb. Protein Price.................................................. 1.4499/lb. Other Solids Price......................................... 0.2242/lb. Nonfat Solids Price....................................... 1.0144/lb. Somatic Cell Adjustment Rate................ 0.00081/cwt. *** United States Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service. For further information contact Sara Short, 202-694-5588. Costs are dollars per 100 pounds (cwt.) Regions are defined as Northeast — New York, Pennsylvania and Vermont; Southeast — Florida and Georgia; Upper Midwest — Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin; Corn Belt — Iowa, Missouri and Ohio; Southern Plains — Texas, Pacific — Arizona, California and Washington. **** Revised from last month due to changes in milk production, producer price indexes, corn market price, and economic indicators for the U.S. economy.

Grain bids Grain market report note: Prices listed by grain elevators are bids for what the elevator will pay to buy your grain that day. It is not a retail selling price. All prices are per bushel as of close Jan. 15. Corn New Crop Soybeans New Crop Wheat New Crop Ag Central, Mount Jackson, Pa. 3.81 4.30 11.75 11.36 — 5.29 Bunge North America, Bellevue — — 12.20 — — — Centerra Co-op, Andover 3.76 4.20 11.78 11.36 4.97 5.29 Centerra Co-op, Grafton 4.09 4.40 12.00 11.56 5.27 5.69 Centerra Co-op, Gene Cooper Farms, Pa. 3.76 4.20 11.78 11.41 4.97 5.29 Centerra Co-op, Mansfield 4.14 4.40 12.00 11.56 5.37 5.79 Central Ohio Farmers Co-op, Marion — — 12.05 11.66 — — Central Ohio Farmers Co-op, Mt. Vernon 4.06 4.25 11.90 11.51 — 5.69 Coshocton Grain Co., Coshocton 3.75 — 11.75 11.46 — — Deerfield Ag Services, Deerfield 3.91 4.25 11.95 11.46 5.07 5.44 Gerber Feed, Dalton 4.17 4.42 11.49 11.17 — — Heritage Co-op, Columbiana 4.00 4.35 11.70 11.21 — 5.24 Heritage Co-op, East Liverpool 4.10 — 12.10 11.56 — — Heritage Co-op, New Philadelphia 3.95 4.20 11.85 11.36 5.42 5.44 Heritage Co-op, Marysville 4.10 4.40 11.95 11.61 5.27 5.79 Sunrise Co-op, Clarksfield 4.10 4.29 12.00 11.56 5.36 5.79 Westfield Specialty Grains, Cortland 3.96 4.25 11.95 — — —

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reduced crops in South America. The world supply was estimated at 289 MMT, a new record. This supply assumes a 2.7 MMT extra from the U.S., 2 MMT less from Brazil and 11.8 MMT extra produced in China. The net result of this is that world stocks are now estimated at 325.22 MMT. The trade expected 313.8 instead. So, a significant increase in domestic and foreign supplies of corn. It should be noted that these production estimates are for the 2024 crop here and the 2023-2024 crop in South America. A lot has to happen before this crop comes to town. Of course, in the case of South America, we have already cut the estimates of their crops because of dry weather early in their planting and current forecasts. There is a lot of slush in the South American numbers, especially. Also, there is no official accounting for Chinese numbers, so anything can be the truth. So far, we already have the anomaly that Argentina has just raised their estimate to 59 MMT, but the USDA is carrying it at 55 MMT. Let me make that more clear since I am reporting two different crop years at the same time. It is our current crop, in the bins, that we are trading right now, but prices are affected by traders looking ahead to how the South American crops come out before ours are finished. Prices. Based on these numbers, corn is cheap, but could get cheaper until we see some actual bullish fundamental news. Typically, report reaction is a one- or two-day wonder. The market adjusts and then goes on from there. In this case, the reports came on a Friday with just half a trading session to react in the market. We dropped the price of corn a dime but had a 19-cent range. We closed six cents off the low. Then, we had a three-day week-

end to think things over. This is being written on the evening of Jan. 15, after a holiday where there was no trading. The trading Jan. 16 will tell the story of any adjustment still needed. In early overnight trading, corn futures are mostly unchanged so far. That gets us to soybeans, where the reaction was also bearish for prices, yet, we have a much tighter carryout for the end of our summer. The market traded a range of almost 44 cents Jan. 12, falling after the report, but coming back to close down just 12 1/4 cents on the March contract at $12.24 1/4. In the evening session Jan. 15, we were actually up seven cents at 12.31-1/4. Wheat did not have the report problems, but traded in sympathy with corn and soybeans Jan. 12. On a daily range of 24 1/4 cents, May wheat futures came back at the close for just a 7 3/4 loss. It was actually up almost four cents the evening of Jan. 15 at just a tick under $6. Wheat spec traders are buying back some shorts and that can continue to help or even provide an excuse for the market to recover, especially, since the new crop plantings came in reduced to 34.425 million acres. The count last year was 36.699 million acres. The acres were somewhat offset in the calculations by the Dec. 1 grain stocks, which reported at 1.410 billion bushels while the expectation in the market was for 1.391 million. The big change for wheat came in the carryout. The USDA now expects us to end the year at 260 MMT, an increase of 1.83 MMT. That is because the trade expected no change from last year. (Marlin Clark has been observing and trading cash and futures grain markets for over 50 years. Comments are welcome at 440363-1803.)

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All About Grazing Laminitis unfortunately is common in equine and, in worse-case scenarios, can lead to a horse being euthanized. It is painful and can cause lameness but is a preventable condition. Grazing forages is one of the most reported causes of laminitis in the United States. What, though, causes laminitis in grazing horses? It is often affiliated with feeding too much grass that contains high amounts of fructans, starches and simple sugars, which together form the non-structural carbohydrates. Grass species that tend to have higher sugar content include perennial ryegrass, Kentucky bluegrass and timothy. Detection. Detecting laminitis in its early stages is key for management of the disease. During the developmental stage, or within 60 hours of grazing, a horse may not move as much as usual, show indications of discomfort or even display some lameness. In the acute stage, hooves will become hot, the horse may lay down and pain will be evident.

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WILMINGTON, Ohio — Ohio State Extension Clinton County will hold a lambing and kidding clinic Jan. 24 from 5-7 p.m. at the Clinton County Extension Office, 111 S Nelson Ave., Wilmington. The clinic is being offered for free to small ruminant producers and those who are considering raising goats and sheep in the future. At 5:30 p.m., Delaware County Extension educator Jacci Smith will present a birthing problem simulator and discuss gestation nutrition, facilities and overall management to ensure successful lambing and kidding seasons. Clinton County Extension educator Brooks Warner will discuss the breeding soundness of rams and bucks and parasite management at 6:30 p.m. Dinner will be provided. Those interested in attending are asked to register by Jan. 22 by calling 937-382-0901 or emailing warner.948@osu.edu.

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Registration open for PA Veteran Farming Network conference FORBES ROAD, Pa. — The PA Veteran Farming Network invites veterans, military and their spouses to its fifth annual PA Veteran Farming Conference, set for Feb. 2 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Susquehanna Club, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania. The event is free for attendees. At this time the conference is not open to the public due to space limitations. Veterans from neighboring states are welcome to attend. Scheduled topics for the conference include: First-person farmer perspectives on “How I got the grant;” state and federal funding and conservation programs; ask the inspector; office hours with area experts; regenerative ag innovations; getting a farm loan; is solar right for my farm; managing risk; farm collaborations and marketing options; selling to food banks; and selecting cover crops for vegetable producers Lunch and workshop materials will be provided. Registration is now open at pavetfarms.org/thenetwork For questions, call 724-691-1087 or email pavetsfarm@ gmail.com.

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URBANA, Ill. — When a sweet corn breeder reached out in 2021 to report severe injury from the herbicide tolpyralate, Marty Williams hoped it was a fluke isolated to a single inbred line. But two years later, after methodical field, greenhouse and genetic testing, his new Pest Management Science study not only confirms sensitivity to tolpyralate in 49 sweet corn and field corn lines but also reveals a new genetic vulnerability that may affect corn more generally. Tolpyralate is a relatively new HPPD-inhibiting herbicide labeled for all types of corn. Typically, corn detoxifies HPPD inhibitors before they can cause injury, through expression of the Nsf1 gene. Corn lines with mutant Nsf1 alleles can show sensitivity to HPPD inhibitors, but that wasn’t the case with tolpyralate in the lines Williams tested. Instead, his study showed tolypyralate sensitivity is related to a different gene entirely, explaining why sensitivity was neither expected nor caught during the breeding process. “Cross-sensitivity to multiple postemergence herbicides, all linked to mutant Nsf1 alleles, has been understood for years. Breeders typically screen with a product like nicosulfuron, an ALS inhibitor, because it’ll identify (kill) any inbreds that aren’t tolerant to a wide variety of herbicides, including most HPPD inhibitors,” said Williams, an ecologist with USDA’s Agricultural Research Service and affiliate professor in the Department of Crop Sciences, part of the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences at the University of Illinois UrbanaChampaign. The original sweet corn line from 2021 had been screened with nicosulfuron, showing no injury and indicating the Nsf1 gene was doing its job. Expecting the same result with tolpyralate was reasonable since no one had reported major crop injury from the new herbicide. So, when tolpyralate injury reared its head, the breeder was baffled. The unusual case led Williams’ team to start hunting for bleachedwhite corn — the telltale sign of HPPD-inhibitor injury — around the University of Illinois farms. They didn’t have to hunt long. Here and there, among strapping green corn rows, were stunted, white

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ing Nsf1 wasn’t to blame for tolpyralate sensitivity, the team then mapped the genome to find the culprit. “Using the original sensitive sweet corn line to map the trait, we narrowed it down to the region on chromosome 5 near Nsf1. But it’s not Nsf1, and there’s nothing obvious in the genomic region we identified that easily explains tolpyralate sensitivity. So, while we’ve mapped the trait, the physiological mechanism remains elusive.” Williams notes that more research is needed to get to the bottom of tolpyralate sensitivity, both in terms of the physiological mechanism and how widespread the trait might be in all types of corn. He said there’s potential to develop molecular markers that can identify sensitive corn lines, which would be useful in improving tolerance to tolpyralate. For now, he wants to raise awareness among corn breeders, growers and chemical companies working on the next generation of HPPD inhibitors, especially since this is the first incidence of a genetic vulnerability to a corn herbicide documented in over three decades. “What we have learned from this research may be helpful beyond tolpyralate itself, since several new HPPD inhibitors derived from the same chemical structure are being developed,” Williams said. “If we can avoid additional problems in the future, let’s do it now.” (The study, “First report of severe tolpyralate sensitivity in corn (Zea mays) discovers a novel genetic factor conferring crop response to an herbicide,” is published in Pest Management Science. Authors include Marty Williams, Nicholas Hausman, Ana Saballos, Christopher Landau, Matthew Brooks, Pat Flannery, William Tracy and Charlie Thompson.)

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among hundreds of other species, migrate through Ohio in search of better weather and abundant food resources. Many of our waterfowl species like ducks and geese can travel hundreds of miles in just a few hours to seek out food for the winter months prior to returning north in the spring to their breeding grounds. Northwest Ohio is one of the best places to get a glimpse of these birds making the big push to more suitable climates. Birds aren’t the only ones who migrate across our landscape. Some amphibian and reptile species migrate once they shake the cobwebs from their chilly winter hideout. Although a Jefferson salamander’s migration of a quarter mile may not be as impressive as an American Widgeon’s migration of 1,500 miles from the prairie pothole region of North Dakota down to the coastal marshes of Louisiana, they both are pivotal for their existence. Hibernation. Hibernation is a term used to describe an animal’s prolonged stage of dormancy, usually during the winter months. While hibernation seems to be a well-used and familiar term to describe how a bear spends its time away from the blistering cold from December through March, there are different degrees of this hibernation-like trance for different animals. Hibernation is the voluntary act of overwintering in an isolated area. During hibernation, an animal will lower its heart rate and metabolism to conserve energy. Prior to going into hibernation, they stock up their bodies’ fat reserves to last throughout the winter without having to emerge from the area they are hibernating. There are only three mammals in the state of Ohio that are true hibernators. They are jumping mice, groundhogs and little brown bats. Though we have few true hibernators, some species enter a sleep stage that might be shorter and a less exaggerated form of hibernation called “torpor” or “temporary hibernation.” This sleep stage can be as little as a few hours to as long as a few weeks. Generally, the driving force for the length of an animal’s torpor will be the temperature outside and the amount of food

available to that animal. Often, an animal in a state of torpor will wake up for a short time to eat and drink. Turtles undergo a similar process called “brumation.” Being cold-blooded, they are more susceptible to the cold weather outside. In order to combat frigid temperatures, they burrow themselves into soft muck in the bottom of a water body for the winter. As the days get shorter and the temperatures drop, turtles will slow down on eating and find place to burrow underwater which will stay above 32 degrees. Turtles will absorb the little bit of dissolved oxygen in the water through their exposed skin on their head, legs and tail. With their heart rate slowed down to a few beats every couple of minutes, they don’t require much oxygen to maintain their dormant stage. Tolerate. Many of the animals that we see out and about during the winter don’t have the ability to hibernate or migrate. Instead, they’ve adapted various traits that enable them to withstand the harsh weather conditions of winter. White-tailed deer go through different coat phases with their hair depending on the season. In the winter, they grow thicker coats with guard hairs that are hollow to trap the body heat and keep them warmer. Some other species, such as squirrels, spend the majority of the fall months collecting nuts and seeds to last them through the winter. Eastern wild turkeys have a thick mat of feathers on their body to keep them warm and their blood circulates fast enough to not allow the exposed skin of the feet to get cold. These wintertime behaviors leave me questioning how some of these animal species will adapt further depending on our weather cycles moving forward. I find it fascinating that a stretch of abnormally mild winters or a stretch of extreme weather during a migration season could be all it takes to spark an adjustment in the natural world’s behaviors. (Jim Smith is the district technician for the Medina Soil and Water Conservation District. He can be reached at jsmith@medinaco.org.)

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FFA news MILLERSBURG, Ohio — West Holmes FFA would like to give Emily Schmitz a brief introduction as she will be a student teacher in the West Holmes ag department and she may be seen throughout the next few months at different FFA events. Schmitz is from Darke County, Ohio, and attended high school at Mississinawa Valley where she was involved in FFA, student council, 4-H and cheer. She was an active FFA member for five years and an officer for four. She was involved in many career development events and also earned her state and American degrees. Her SAE involved working on the family farm, as well as raising and selling golden comet pullets. She attended Ohio State ATI for two years, obtained her Associate’s degree and then transferred to the Ohio State University where she joined the Agricultural Education Society and the Sigma Alpha Sorority.

••• WEST SALEM, Ohio — The Northwestern FFA hosted Christmas on the Equator Dec. 19 from 6-8 p.m. at the Wayne County Event Center. Hillsdale, Smithville, West Holmes, Triway and Norwayne FFA chapters attended the event. The Northwestern FFA chapter was represented by Melina Conaway, Torrie Wurst, Victoria Aicone, Robby Hunt, Brooke Hershey, Makenna Connelly, Luke Wilkinson, Kace Hixson, Madison Miller, Noah Kolp, Bricen Snow, Nevaeh Kirk, Addy Connelly, Jamison Gilbert, Colton Mark, Kade Tegtmeier, Jack Morris, Keaton Harris, Kenzie Cutter, Madilyn Smith, Savannah Blount, Jonathan Burgess, Haley McLaughlin, Lilly Boreman, Alivia Welch, Madison Frazier, Triston Flinn, Taryn Stoller, Kaylee Cherry, Arianna Oring, Olivia Scarbrough Arian Means, Arianna Pettry, Nate Fulton, Jacoby Gilbert, Owen Ferriman, Carter Gasser, Aden Laney, Keith Pierson, Mallory Bloom and Kayla Cutter. WEST SALEM, Ohio — Members of the Northwestern FFA chapter rang bells for the Salvation Army Dec. 21 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Members signed up for a time slot of two hours at the Wooster Walmart. Bricen Snow, Luke Jenkins, Syrus Nyomo, Clara Saal, Taryn Stoller, Audrey Wilcox, Kirsten Boreman,

Easton Thomas, Olivia Scarbrough, Taylor Wurst, Emma Connelly, Kade Tegtmeier, Kaleb Badger, Jacoby Gilbert, Haley Caldwell, Mallory Gilbert, Kate Johnson, Bri Lance, Addy Connelly, Jamison Gilbert, Alivia Welch, Madi Frazier, Chet McNeil, Colton Mark, Kace Hixson and Collin Rouse took turns volunteering to ring bells.

••• PLYMOUTH, Ohio — Plymouth FFA held a breakfast and assembly

to show their appreciation for local veterans Nov. 10. Veterans were invited to eat a small breakfast with students in the district and were welcome to stay for a ceremony at 9:30 a.m. Every veteran in attendance at breakfast was given a goodie bag full of gifts from the Plymouth American Legion, Plymouth-Shiloh FFA Alumni and the Plymouth Branch of the Mansfield Richland County Public Library. The Plymouth FFA and Plymouth Legion Post #447 worked together to surprise a local veteran. Jim Enderby and Cliff Stumbo are local veterans who received the Purple Heart. Stumbo brought his in to show to students; however, Enderby lost his along with his other medals in a tornado many years ago. The FFA and Plymouth

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The Plymouth FFA and Plymouth Legion Post #447 worked together to surprise Jim Enderby, who lost his medals in a tornado many years ago. The FFA and Plymouth Legion were able to get all of his medals replaced, including his Purple Heart. (Submitted photo)

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through the Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure program. The announcement was made during the Public Officials Day Luncheon alongside Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and Secretary of Agriculture Russell Redding. The state will administer the RFSI grant program to fund projects that will strengthen the state’s food systems by improving capacity and resilience in the middle of the supply chain. The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture identified multiple funding priorities for projects such as those that benefit historically underserved farmers; projects focused on processing for dairy, fruit, vegetable and organic commodities; projects that enhance worker safety and training and projects submitted directly by growers, producers, processors and shippers. Grant applications will open Jan.

15 and will close March 30. Applications will be reviewed and scored by an independent panel. Infrastructure Grant applicants may apply for a minimum award of $100,000 and a maximum award of $3 million. Projects may start on July 1 and must be completed by May 2027.

GRANTS AWARDED The state awarded nearly $800,000 in PA Farm Bill grants through two programs during the Farm Show. The Agriculture & Youth Grants program awarded $498,161 to 47 organizations in 24 counties. Grants awarded to support projects in Allegheny, Berks, Blair, Bucks, Butler, Chester, Columbia, Cumberland, Dauphin, Delaware, Erie, Forest, Greene, Huntingdon, Lancaster, Lawrence, Lebanon, Lehigh, Montgomery, Perry, Philadelphia, Union, Washington and Westmoreland counties. PA Farm Bill Ag and Youth Grants

provide direct funding of up to $7,500 and matching grants of up to $25,000 to support projects, programs and equipment purchases by youth-run organizations and those with programs that benefit youth or promote agriculture, community leadership, vocational training and peer networking The state also awarded $300,000 in Veterans in Agriculture Grants to connect military veterans to agricultural opportunities. Grants of $200,000 were awarded to PA Veteran Farming Network, a statewide organization, and $100,000 to Community Partnership, Inc., serving Butler County to provide funding to military veterans to establish or expand farming operations to make them more profitable and sustainable. The PA Veteran Farming Network will use these funds to administer its second round of Force Multiplier grants.

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Penn State offers home-study course on meat goat production UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Meat goat producers looking for information on how to make their livestock enterprise more profitable can take advantage of a home-study course offered by Penn State Extension this winter. The course, which begins Feb. 7, will cover profit-enhancing production principles for raising meat goats. Lessons are available through email and the internet or through conventional mail delivery. The course contains six weekly lessons. Lesson topics include production basics, nutrition, health, reproduction, marketing and financial issues. Each lesson offers information about the topic and a worksheet for producers to complete and email or mail back to Penn State Extension educators for comments. Producers also can submit questions they would like to have answered. An additional feature is the option to join three Zoom meetings to review course materials and worksheet questions and answers. Participants can access Zoom meetings by computer or phone. Worksheet questions are designed to help producers analyze their current operations. Course instructors include Dulcie Christman, an extension educator based in Greene County, and Chelsea Hill, an extension educator based in Wayne County. Educators will address comments to participants’ individual situations to better help them improve their management skills. For more details or to sign up for a course, visit extension.psu.edu/ meat-goat-production-management-home-study-course or call 877345-0691. To speak to one of the instructors, contact the Penn State Extension office in Bedford County at 814-623-4800, in Greene County at 724892-8026 or in Wayne County at 570-253-5970, ext. 4110. The cost for each course is $50 if taken via email and the internet, $85 if taken using U.S. Postal Service delivery with information on a thumb drive or $125 if taken using U.S. Postal Service delivery with paper copies of the information. The registration deadline is Jan. 31.

Farm Show staff parked nearly 11,000 cars on Jan. 12, setting a one-day record The Sale of Champions brought in $160,745 20 college students from 15 counties were awarded $28,869 from the PA Farm Show Scholarship Foundation

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Friday, January 12, 2024 1st hay/ton 155.00 4th hay/ton 155.00 Lg. sq. bottom/each 42.50 1st lg. rd./each 50.00 Firewood/load 130.00 EGGS - 126 DOZ. Brown eggs/doz. 0.70 1.00 Bantam eggs/doz. 0.60 Quail eggs/doz. 0.60

BARNESVILLE LIVESTOCK AUCTION

Barnesville, OH 740-425-3611

Saturday, January 13, 2024 TOTAL HEAD - 464 CATTLE - 350 FATS - 8 Steers - 8 148.00 165.00 COWS - 110 All cows 25.00 125.00 Average 102.87 BABY CALVES - 5 WT - 3 185.00 215.00 BH - 2 285.00 300.00 BRED COWS - 1 700.00 BULLS WT - 11 110.00 146.00 FDR. STEERS/BULLS - 113 200-299# - 5 90.00 252.50 300-399# - 16 77.00 260.00 400-499# - 34 140.00 252.00 500-599# - 35 92.50 237.50 600-699# - 9 116.00 227.00 700-799# - 8 145.00 193.00 800# & up - 6 110.00 160.00 FDR. HEIFERS - 105 300-399# - 10 177.50 215.00 400-499# - 27 130.00 230.00 500-599# - 32 90.00 232.00 600-699# - 25 155.00 225.00 700-799# - 6 95.00 203.00 800 & up - 5 100.00 139.00 SHEEP/LAMB - 49 50# & down - 1 280.00 51-70# - 19 247.50 270.00 71-90# - 10 220.00 260.00 91-110# - 15 245.00 EWES/BUCKS - 4 85.00 GOATS BH - 25 Cull does - 8 125.00 150.00 Heavy kids 70# & up - 10 152.50 250.00 Light kids 69# & down - 7 20.00 180.00 HOGS - 13 Hogs - 12 40.00 84.00 Sows - 1 52.00 DONKEYS - 5 Jenny - 4 600.00 1100.00 Jack - 2 625.00

BLOOMFIELD

LIVESTOCK AUCTION

North Bloomfield, OH 330-980-6476

Monday, January 8, 2024 TOTAL HEAD - 379 LIVESTOCK Steers Choice 172.00 Steers Select 150.00 Holstein Choice 138.00 Heifers Choice 168.00 Heifers Select 145.00 #1 Cows 100.00 #2 Cows 82.00 Light & thin 82.00 Bull #1 128.00 Beef feeders 110.00 Dairy feeders 65.00 Holstein bull calves 310.00 Light and thin 160.00 Cross bred calf 540.00 GOATS Kids Goats BH 55.00 Nanny BH 65.00 Wether BH 85.00 Billy BH 100.00 SHEEP 65.00 LAMBS 110.00 BUTCHER PIGS 85.00 HAY First cut 3.00 Second cut 4.50 Round 35.00 Straw 2.50

184.50 172.00 154.00 182.50 168.00 118.00 100.00 Down Down 195.00 110.00 440.00 Down Down 90.00 185.00 160.00 195.00 110.00 265.00 92.50 6.25 7.00 87.50 5.00

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Shiloh, OH 419-896-2774

Wednesday, January 10, 2024 LOADS - 23 1st alfalfa mix lg. sq./ton 190.00 2nd alfalfa sm. sq./ton 190.00 325.00 2nd alfalfa lg. sq./ton 250.00 2nd alfalfa mix lg. sq./ton 210.00 Clover round/ton 190.00 Clover mix sm. sq./ton 140.00 Clover mix round/ton 140.00 Straw sm. sq./ton 504.00 Straw lg. sq./ton 130.00 203.85 Straw round/ton 120.00

Straw sm. sq./bale Straw lg. sq./bale Firewood/bin Firewood/load

2.60 47.50 95.00

3.20 37.50 55.00 275.00

UNITED PRODUCERS

35.00 45.00 75.00 40.00

72.50 77.50 87.50 57.50

FARMERSTOWN

AUCTION

Bucyrus, OH 419-562-2751

Thursday, January 11, 2024 TOTAL HEAD - 584 FEEDER CATTLE - 31 SLAUGHTER CATTLE - 479 Choice steers & heifers 165.00 185.50 Select steers & heifers 150.00 164.75 Ch./Pr. holstein steers 145.00 163.50 Select holstein steers 130.00 144.00 Comm & utility cows 95.00 118.00 Canner/Cutter cows 52.50 94.75 High yield slaughter bulls 126.00 142.00 HOGS - 44 Light 29.00 39.00 Heavy 50.00 68.00 SOWS - 4 Light 17.00 20.00 Heavy 45.00 BOARS - 5 Light 19.00 Heavy 1.00 FEEDER PIGS - 12 By head 15.00 41.00 SHEEP & LAMBS - 7 GOATS - 2

CYA EXCHANGE, LLC. LIVESTOCK AUCTION

Carrollton, Ohio 330-627-4721

Monday, January 8, 2024 TOTAL HEAD SOLD - 146 CATTLE Bred cows - 10 1075.00 1679.00 FEEDER STRS & BLS - 16 300-399# 199.00 200.00 500-599# 125.00 220.00 600-699# 122.50 202.50 700-799# 152.50 175.00 800# & up 137.50 FEEDER HEIFERS - 10 200-299# 157.50 170.00 300-399# 160.00 400-499# 162.50 500-599# 150.00 600-699# 170.00 180.00 700-799# 172.50 800# & up 103.00 FATS - 20 Steers 148.00 160.00 Heifers 145.00 154.00 CULL COWS - 59 Good 101.00 109.00 Medium 92.00 100.00 Canner 89.50 Down BULLS - 6 1500# & up 116.00 131.50 1499# & down 111.00 CALVES - 4 by head 130.00 140.00 Crossbred by head 50.00 GOATS - 12 Nanny 145.00 240.00 Billy 55.00 150.00 SWINE - 9 Fat hogs 70.00 76.00 HAY SM. SQ. - 385 1st cutting 4.25 5.75 2nd cutting 2.75 6.75 3rd cutting 5.25 5.75 HAY - RND. BALES - 102 1st cutting 32.50 60.00 2nd cutting 17.50 67.50 STRAW SM. SQ. - 96 5.00 STRAW RD. BALES - 27 30.00 60.00 EGGS PER DOZEN - 186 0.70 3.00 POULTRY/RABBITS Hens - 8 3.00 3.50 Roosters - 2 3.00 3.50 Guinea - 2 9.00 Rabbits - 9 1.00 10.00

DAMASCUS

STOCKYARDS, LLC

Salem, OH 440-685-4487

Tuesday, January 9, 2024 TOTAL HEAD - 157 LIVESTOCK Finished steers 130.00 163.00 Finished heifers 125.00 164.00 Finished hol. steers 110.00 145.00 #1 cows 87.50 112.00 #2 cows 87.00 75.00 Light & thin 74.00 Down Bulls #1 122.50 126.00 Beef feeders 110.00 165.00 Dairy feeders 50.00 110.00 Hol. bull calves 200.00 410.00 Light and thin 199.00 Down Crossbred calf 4.00 5.50 HAY First cut 3.50 6.25 Second cut 4.25 7.25 Third cut 4.00 6.75 Round first cut 45.00 75.00 Straw 3.75 5.00

DANVILLE AUCTION LLC LIVESTOCK

Danville, OH 740-599-6607

Saturday, January 13, 2024 SQUARE 1st cut grass 4.25 2nd cut grass 4.00 3rd cut grass 6.00 Wheat straw 3.75

ROUND BALES 1st cut 2nd cut 3rd cut WOOD /LOT

5.50 6.75 7.50 5.00

COMMUNITY LIVESTOCK AUCTION LLC Farmerstown, OH 330-391-8993

Tuesday, January 9, 2024 CALVES Cross bred calves 410.00 625.00 BTF bull calves per head 400.00 500.00 GOATS 140.00 165.00 BUTCHER HOGS 260# & up 75.00 76.00 CATTLE Heifers 109.00 Good beef cows 98.00 106.00 Med to good beef cows 92.00 98.00 Fair to medium cows 85.00 92.00 Common cows 84.00 Down FEEDER COWS Steer & bulls 80.00 140.00 HAY-STRAW-GRAIN - 28 LOADS 2nd-3rd crop hay/ton 225.00 285.00 2nd-3rd crop lg. hay/bale 45.00 65.00 2nd-3rd crop lg. hay/ton 150.00 310.00 1st crop lg hay/bale 27.50 52.50 1st crop lg hay/ton 150.00 250.00 Large wheat straw/ton 135.00 Large wheat straw/bale 40.00 45.00 Firewood/ton 60.00 EGG AUCTION - 682 DOZ. Brown 0.75 1.60

KIDRON

LIVESTOCK AUCTION

Kidron, OH 330-857-2641

Thursday, January 11, 2024 HOGS - 110 190-210# 35.00 230-280# 30.00 77.50 Butcher sows 15.00 50.00 Boars by weight 10.00 12.50 FEEDER PIGS - 39 41-50# 80.00 51-60# 70.00 61# & up 30.00 50.00 CALVES - 90 Back to farm - bull 150.00 450.00 Back to the farm - heifer 75.00 170.00 Crossbred 350.00 600.00 Light & thin 50.00 Down CATTLE - 126 Steers 122.00 158.00 Heifers 114.00 159.00 Bulls 112.50 128.00 Good beef cows 96.00 115.00 Medium to good 74.00 94.00 Thin to poor 66.00 Down FEEDER STEERS 77.50 SHEEP - 11 Feeder lambs up to 85# 280.00 315.00 Cull ewes and bucks 175.00 GOATS - 4 195.00 205.00 DAIRY CATTLE - 68 Cows 850.00 1375.00 Bred heifers 800.00 2075.00 Open heifers 410.00 1150.00 TOTAL CONSIGNORS: 114 - TOTAL HEAD: 448 HAY & STRAW SALE - 45 LOADS Hay 1st cutting 160.00 275.00 Hay 2nd cutting 185.00 350.00 Hay 3rd cutting 300.00 310.00 Hay 4th cutting 220.00 425.00 Large hay/each 50.00 95.00 Large hay/ton 145.00 210.00 Large straw/ton 130.00 155.00 Baleage/each 45.00 Baleage/ton 75.00 95.00 Firewood/ton 50.00

MOUNT HOPE LIVESTOCK AUCTION

Mount Hope, OH 330-674-6188

Wednesday, January 10, 2024 HOGS - 180 220-250# 39.00 55.00 250-280# 40.00 65.00 280-300# 46.00 68.00 300-350# 40.00 85.00 Sows - heavy 48.00 70.00 FEEDER PIGS 100-150# 40.00 60.00 FAT CATTLE - 80 Choice colored 170.00 180.00 Good colored cattle 140.00 169.00 Choice holstein fats 154.00 162.50 Good holstein fats 125.00 153.00 SLAUGHTER BULLS - 23 1000-1500# 100.00 131.50 1500-2000# 117.00 144.00 2000# & up 128.00 139.00 CULL COWS - 157 Good/high dress hols. 98.00 120.00 Medium to good 88.00 98.00 Fair to medium 78.00 87.00 Light/thin - 32 77.00 Down Beef/Colored Cows 85.00 120.00 FEEDERS - 260 Colored steers/heifers 125.00 230.00 Holstein steers 100.00 190.00 DAIRY & STOCK C0WS - 18 Bred hol. heifers 2075.00 Down Bred stock cows 1650.00 Down HEAD CALVES - 243 Top 40 Hol bull avg./hd. 431.21 BTF HOLSTEIN BULLS 90-120# 375.00 535.00 Good 260.00 360.00 Holstein heifers 90-120# 80.00 150.00 (Continued on Page A15)

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MARKET REPORTS MOUNT HOPE LIVESTOCK AUCTION

Mount Hope, OH 330-674-6188

Wednesday, January 10, 2024 Crossbred Bl bulls -Top 25 avg. 599.40 85-125# 400.00 735.00 Crossbred Bl heifers 360.00 600.00 GOATS - 578 Kid goats 250.00 Down Billies 70.00 620.00 Wethers 130.00 540.00 Nannies 60.00 325.00 Pygmy 30.00 152.50 SHEEP - 1,425 Bucks & ewes - 405 60.00 115.00 LAMBS Prime 40-60# - 110 350.00 400.00 Choice 40-60# - 154 300.00 345.00 40-60# - 86 257.50 297.50 Choice 60-80# - 171 320.00 360.00 60-80# - 166 285.00 317.50 Choice 80-100# - 78 280.00 300.00 80-100# - 24 245.00 277.50 100-130# - 114 200.00 305.00 130# & up - 32 195.00 260.00 TOTAL HEAD - 2,977 HAY & STRAW - 55 LOADS Alfalfa 2nd-4th cutting 325.00 Mixed 1st cutting 265.00 Mixed grass 2nd-4th cut 200.00 400.00 Alfalfa mixed 2nd-4th cut 325.00 475.00 Lg. bales hay/bale 70.00 110.00 Lg. bales hay ton 1 cm 150.00 275.00 Lg. bales hay/ton 2nd-4th 200.00 325.00 Wheat straw 160.00 175.00 Lg. bales/wheat straw/ton 120.00 140.00 RABBIT/POULTRY SALE 01/10/24 Misc. - 212 0.50 11.00 Banty - 37 0.25 9.00 Chicken - 51 1.00 13.00 Duck - 9 3.00 6.50 Geese - 5 22.50 55.00 Guinea - 2 15.00 15.00 Hen - 220 3.25 13.00 Pigeon - 118 4.00 14.00 Rabbit - 150 2.00 26.00 Rooster - 188 4.50 14.00

UNITED PRODUCERS AUCTION

Mount Vernon, OH 740-397-5015

Friday, January 12, 2024 TOTAL HEADAGE - 2,306 FEEDER CATTLE - 31 Yearling heifers 600-700# SLAUGHTER CATTLE - 4 Comm & utility cows Canner/cutter cows 82.00 High yield slaughter bulls SHEEP & LAMBS - 1,909 Ch/Pr clips&wls 130-150# 160.00 Ch/Pr clips&wls 100-129# 175.00 Ch/Pr clips&wls 80-99# 210.00 Ch/Pr clips&wls 60-79# 235.00 Ch/Pr clips&wls 40-59# 275.00 Hair lambs 80-120# 160.00 Hair lambs 40-79# 220.00 Feeder lambs 160.00 Good flesh sheep 72.50 Thin & over fat sheep 50.00 GOATS - 362 Meat type kids 250.00 Dairy type kids 180.00 Aged goats 130.00

160.00 110.00 85.00 126.50 225.00 260.00 300.00 400.00 420.00 250.00 385.00 225.00 140.00 92.50 360.00 330.00 325.00

3rd cut hay 1,626 bales, 83 loads, avg. ROUND BALES 151 bales, 78 loads, avg. LARGE SQUARE 34 bales, 17 loads STRAW SM. SQUARES 413 bales, 20 loads, avg. STRAW ROUND BALES 5 bales, 3 loads, avg. STRAW LG. SQUARE 10 bales, 5 loads GRAIN 209 lots, 38 loads

4.00 10.50 25.00 3.50 26.00 37.00 4.25

7.25 4.52 57.50 40.71 57.50 46.26 4.00 3.81 40.00 32.67 46.00 39.20 140.00 32.77

ROGERS COMMUNITY AUCTION INC. Rogers, OH

Friday, January 12, 2024 POULTRY BARN - TOTAL LOTS -622 Heavy hens 3.00 8.50 Fancy hens 7.00 25.00 Roosters 2.75 16.50 Chicks 0.50 0.50 Guineas 7.50 12.50 Geese 26.00 150.00 Turkeys 10.50 12.50 Ducks 1.00 15.50 Pigeons 10.00 10.00 Quail 1.00 1.00 Rabbits 0.75 55.00 Cattle 8.00 340.00 Goats 52.50 290.00 Sheep 115.00 2100.00 Swine 0.25 65.00 Hedgehogs 15.50 82.50

SUGARCREEK STOCKYARDS, LLC.

Sugarcreek, OH 330-831-1720

Monday, January 8, 2024 TOTAL HEAD CALVES - 85 Hol bull calves 95-110# 360.00 440.00 Hol bull calves 80-90# 270.00 445.00 Hol heifer calves 20.00 170.00 Dairy cross 50.00 350.00 Beef cross 400.00 650.00 FEEDER CATTLE - 15 >450# 202.00 605-900# 210.00 HEIFER CALVES <450# 193.00 197.00 475-600# 170.00 192.00 HOL FEEDER HEIFERS 300-500# 82.00 750# & up 88.00 128.00 BRED BEEF COWS - 2 1260.00 BULLS - 6 Beef bulls 99.00 143.00 6 bulls average 120.76 FATS - 20 Choice color 154.00 176.00 Select color 147.00 154.00 BEEF COWS - 89 High yield cows 100.00 120.00 Fleshy cows 81.00 120.00 Lean cows 85.00 116.00 Low yield cows 80.00 Down 89 cows avg. 90.81 HORSE SALE 1-5-24 - 32 Horses - 29 250.00 1700.00 Top sale 1700.00 Ponies - 2 850.00 Goats - 1 50.00

WOOSTER

MUSKINGUM

HAY AND PRODUCE AUCTION

Zanesville, OH 740-452-9984

Saturday, January 13, 2024 LOADS CONSIGNED: 31 1ST CUTTING MIXED Small square/ton 200.00 380.00 Small square/bale 4.50 Round/bale 95.00 2ND CUTTING MIXED Small square/ton 340.00 3RD CUTTING MIXED Small square/ton 425.00 Small square/bale 5.75 4TH CUTTING MIXED Small square/ton 285.00 Round/bale 85.00 STRAW Small square/ton 240.00 FIREWOOD 50.00 105.00 EGGS/DOZ. 0.75 2.00

LIVESTOCK AUCTION

Wednesday, January 10, 2024 TOTAL HEAD - 695 FED CATTLE Choice strs. & hfrs. - 208 164.00 180.00 Good strs. & hfrs. 163.00 Down Holstein steers 112.00 150.00 Commercial Cows - 167 80.00 122.00 Canners & Cutters 79.00 Down Butcher Bulls - 14 91.00 130.00 Bred cows BH - 10 1000.00 1350.00 M&L FRAME HEIFERS 200-300# - 6 140.00 242.00 300-400# - 16 140.00 237.00 400-500# - 28 140.00 209.00 500-600# - 29 140.00 201.00 600-700# - 17 140.00 194.00 700-800# - 9 97.00 176.00 M&L FRAME STEERS & BULLS 200-300# - 6 104.00 245.00 300-400# - 18 195.00 265.00 400-500# - 23 140.00 265.00 500-600# - 32 150.00 235.00 600-700# - 28 145.00 211.00 700-800# - 17 159.00 196.00 800# & up - 5 65.00 162.00 MARKET HOGS - 55 200-220# 39.00 54.00 221-259# 30.00 33.00 260-300# 45.00 55.00 Light sows 300-450# 6.00 26.00 Heavy sows 450# & up 23.00 28.00 Heavier boars 290# & up 9.00 Feeder pigs by wt. 24.00 GOATS/KID 250.00 287.50 GOATS/ADULT 142.50 175.00

ROGERS COMMUNITY AUCTION INC.

Rogers, OH www.rogersohio.com

Wednesday, January 10, 2024 HAY & STRAW REPORT HAY 1st cut hay 2.75 5.75 2nd cut hay 3.50 6.75

Wooster, OH 330-464-1302

PENNSYLVANIA EIGHTY-FOUR LIVESTOCK AUCTION

Eighty Four, PA 724-222-9965

Monday, January 8, 2024 CATTLE - 122 DRY FED Steers choice 1310-1490# 171.00 174.00 Steers good 1245# 138.00 144.00 Heifers choice 1220-1310# 166.00 170.00 Heifers good 1015-1235# 131.00 157.00 COWS Commercial 90.00 111.00 Canners/cutters 76.00 89.00 Shells 75.00 Down BULLS 115.00 138.00 FEEDER STEERS/BULLS 200-300# 155.00 210.00 300-500# 122.50 205.00 600-700# 115.00 167.50 800-1000# 102.50 117.00 FEEDER HEIFERS 200-500# 127.50 145.00 500-700# 112.50 140.00

800-1000# CALVES - 22 BTF Hol. 80-120# BTF Hol 80-105# Utility Beef Holstein heifer SHEEP/LAMBS - 26 Lambs 56-58# Lambs 73-90# Lambs 100-140# GOATS - 4 Kids wether 90# Nanny 110-120# Billy 145#

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340.00 150.00 30.00 270.00 40.00

420.00 180.00 Down 570.00 130.00

268.00 232.50 180.00

270.00 235.00 215.00

165.00

255.00 175.00 200.00

MEADVILLE

LIVESTOCK AUCTION

Saegertown, PA 814-763-2240

Wednesday, January 10, 2024 TOTAL HEAD - 177 COWS Good 90.00 107.50 Medium 75.00 89.00 Common 74.00 Down Bulls 100.00 125.00 Feeders 95.00 175.00 CALVES BTF bulls 90-130# 150.00 450.00 BTF beef 90-130# 200.00 600.00 SLAUGHTER HOGS 37.50 100.00 SOWS 45.00 MALES 2.00 7.50 LAMBS 210.00 330.00 SHEEP 100.00 165.00 GOATS 180.00 330.00 TOP HORSE 750.00 Hay square/bale 4.50 5.50 Hay round/bale 37.50 52.50 Hay lg. sq./bale 50.00 57.50 Cracked corn/bag 5.00 11.00 Shelled corn/bag 6.00 Oats/bag 7.00 Wheat/bag 8.00

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NEW N.W. SALES CO. LIVESTOCK

New Wilmington, PA 724-946-8621

Monday, January 8, 2024 FEEDER PIGS 10.00 60.00 FEEDER CATTLE Bulls 350-1100# 90.00 210.00 Steers 350-800# 70.00 210.00 Heifers 60.00 195.00 DAIRY BY HEAD 1175.00 HOGS 220-280# 60.00 80.00 Sows 30.00 70.00 Boars 1.00 12.00 SHEEP/LAMBS 50-90# 130.00 255.00 SHEEP 50.00 130.00 GOATS 30.00 290.00 CALVES #1 95-100# 350.00 640.00 80-90# 100.00 340.00 Veal 90.00 Down FAT CATTLE Steers colored 105.00 176.00 Heifers colored 91.00 175.00 Hol 76.00 159.00 BULLS 109.00 126.00 CULL COWS #1 86.00 110.00 #2 70.00 85.00 #3 69.00 Down

WEST VIRGINIA JACKSON COUNTY

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Saturday, January 13, 2024 TOTAL HEAD - 454 STEERS M&L 1 300-399# 175.00 250.00 400-499# 195.00 245.00 500-599# 192.00 242.00 600-699# 216.00 238.00 700-799# 174.00 208.00 800-899# 189.00 HEIFERS M&L 1 200-299# 190.00 195.00 300-399# 172.00 201.00 400-499# 165.00 196.00 500-599# 161.00 192.00 600-699# 170.00 195.00 700-799# 156.00 195.00 800-899# 142.00 BULLS M&L 1-2 300-399# 202.00 400-499# 137.00 220.00 500-599# 200.00 225.00 600-699# 167.00 172.00 700-799# 178.00 SLAUGHTER CATTLE Cows/breaker 85.00 137.00 Cows/boner 84.00 98.00 Cows/lean 65.00 80.00 Bulls 93.00 133.00 REPLACEMENT CATTLE Bred cows 760.00 1525.00 Cow/calf pairs 830.00 1250.00 SLAUGHTER SHEEP/LAMBS Wooled & shorn 175.00 SLAUGHTER GOATS Kids 25.00 105.00 Nannies/does 135.00 Bucks/billies 75.00 175.00

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URBANA, Ill. — It has been a quarter century since corn and soybeans were engineered to withstand the withering mists of the herbicide glyphosate. Initially heralded as a “silver bullet” for weed control, the modified crops and their herbicide companion were quickly and widely adopted across corn and soybean-growing regions of North America. In the years that followed, though, weeds targeted for eradication quietly fomented a rebellion. A new PNAS Nexus study led by scientists from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign takes a retrospective look at glyphosate efficacy after the engineered crops were commercialized. Amassing data from annual herbicide evaluation trials at land grant universities across the U.S. and Canada, the researchers show a significant and rapid decline in glyphosate control for all seven major weed species they examined. “Our analysis represents one of the largest cumulative measures of how weed communities have adapted to the simplified weed management tactics adopted at an unprecedented scale throughout North America,” said Chris Landau, postdoctoral researcher for USDA-ARS and first author on the paper. Although glyphosate provided superior weed control in the early years, most of the weeds in the dataset showed signs of adaptation to the chemical in just two to three years. Within a decade, weeds were up to 31.6% less responsive to glyphosate, with further linear declines as time went on. “Nature did exactly what we were trying to help people avoid: it adapted,” said co-author Aaron Hager, professor and faculty extension specialist in the Department of Crop Sciences and Illinois Extension, part of the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences at the University of Illinois. In addition to loss of control, glyphosate efficacy became more variable over time. “When glyphosate-tolerant crops were first adopted, weed control was high in every environment; however, year after year glyphosate performance became less consistent,” said co-author Marty Williams, an ecologist with the USDA-ARS and affiliate professor of crop sciences. “For example, glyphosate provided nearly 100% control of a given species in most plots in the mid1990s. But over time, acceptable weed control became rarer, often deteriorating below 50%, 30% and worse.”

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These patterns were derived from annual herbicide evaluation trials conducted at land grant universities, usually in conjunction with their respective extension services. These carefully managed trials test new and existing herbicides against numerous common and troublesome weed species. Most land grant universities have multiple herbicide evaluation trials running statewide each year with some continuously operating since the 1970s. A couple of years ago, Landau, Hager and Williams mined historical data from the University of Illinois herbicide evaluation trials to look at the effect of climate change on weed control in Illinois corn and soybean fields. When they decided to look at the history of the country’s most widely used herbicide, the team knew it would be more powerful to access data beyond Illinois. In cooperation with 24 institutions throughout North America, Landau compiled a massive database representing nearly 8 million observations from 1996 to 2021. For the current study, Landau winnowed the data down to fields that tested glyphosate annually, alone or in combination with a pre-emergence herbicide. He also narrowed the target weeds to seven major players, including annual and giant ragweed, horseweed, lambsquarter, Palmer amaranth, velvetleaf and waterhemp. In the end, the dataset represented trial data from 11 institutions. After documenting patterns of glyphosate control and variability over time, Landau re-ran the analysis for plots in which a pre-emergence herbicide had been applied before glyphosate. The results were strikingly different. “Adding a pre-emergence herbicide effective against the target weed species significantly improved control and reduced variability of glyphosate over time,” Landau said. “The most we saw for any weed species was a 4.4% loss of control per decade, compared to 31.6% loss for glyphosate alone.” Hager isn’t surprised. Along with several University of Illinois colleagues, he has been cautioning against reliance on any single chemis-

try for 15 years. His 2008 recommendation aimed at avoiding glyphosate resistance included guidance to use a pre-emergence herbicide at the full rate. Far from common practice at the time, the recommendation was largely ignored. “Having already seen loss of control with ALS- and PPO-inhibitors (other classes of herbicides), we eventually reached the point where we felt it necessary to come out with some very specific recommendations for glyphosate. Because if we didn’t, we had a pretty good idea of where this was going to end up,” Hager said. “And, unfortunately, we were right.” The dataset for glyphosate can only show patterns, not explanations. While herbicide resistance might be to blame — the issue has become a major problem in agricultural weeds in recent decades — it’s not the only reason glyphosate may have loosened its grip. Landau noted that two species he tracked in the analysis — velvetleaf and lambsquarter — have not yet had a confirmed case of glyphosate resistance anywhere in the world. Yet both followed the same trends as glyphosate-resistant species in the dataset. He said herbicide pressure — or concurrent climate changes — over the past 25 years may have selected for larger leaf area or earlier emergence, both of which could help weeds survive glyphosate. Regardless of the mechanism, the pattern is clear: silver bullets for weed control don’t exist. The researchers urge diversification in chemistries, including soil- and foliar-applied products, crop rotation patterns and mechanical controls. And if another silver bullet is marketed in the future? Hager says the glyphosate story should serve as a cautionary tale. “Let’s imagine a company says they have the next silver bullet. It’s going to enjoy a huge market share almost instantaneously. But it needs to come with a stewardship plan to better preserve that chemistry over time,” he said. “Why would we think nature would behave any differently? It won’t.”

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WED, JAN 17 at NOON. Brookfield, OH. 3.45 Are with 2 story home and misc. Kiko Auctioneers Pg. B11 FRI, JAN 19 at 6:00 P.M. Madison, OH. Gold Swiss 20 Franc coins, Morgan silver dollars, silver dimes, and misc. Densmore Auctions Pg. B18 SAT, JAN 20 at 12:00 A.M. North Bloomfield, OH. Horse Auction, selling Standardbred Horses, Saddle Horse and Ponies. Bloomfield Livestock Auction Pg. B11 SAT, JAN 27 at 9:00 A.M. Mogadore, OH. 2 Days- 1/26 Akron, OH- Inventory, display cases. 1/27- MogadoreFixtures, equipment, and misc. Crist Miller, Auctioneer Pg. B3

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Rylee Ewing, of Jefferson County, driving her reserve champion market hog in the sale ring during the Pennsylvania Farm Show Sale of Champions, on Jan. 9. (PA Farm Show photo)

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Grand champion: Madison Bomgardner County: Lebanon Bid: $10,000 Buyer: Hatfield Reserve champion: Rylee Ewing County: Jefferson Bid: $6,000 Buyer: Karns Foods

McKenzie Stadtmiller County: Armstrong County Bid: $4,800 Buyer: Fulton Bank and Bell & Evans

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SAT, JAN 13 at 9:00 A.M. Carrollton, OH. Farm Equipment Consignment Auction. Tractors, dozer, skid steer, trucks, trailers and more. Country Side Equipment Sales Pg. B4 SAT, JAN 20 at 4:00 P.M. Sugarcreek, OH. Pedal tractors, 1/8 scale, customs, and misc. Allen Troyer, Auctioneer Pg. B11

Grand champion: Bayleigh Miller County: Lawrence Bid: $13,000 Buyer: Bell & Evans Reserve champion: Ava Cambruzzi County: Washington Bid: $6,200 Buyer: New Holland Sales Stables

MARKET LAMB Grand champion: Kinley Dull County: Somerset Bid: $7,000 Buyer: MacCauley Suffolks Reserve champion: Olivia Arnold County: Northumberland Bid: $4,500 Buyer: MacCauley Suffolks

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Bayleigh Miller, of Lawerence County, sold her grand champion market steer to Bell & Evans for $13,000. (PA Farm Show photo)

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SAT, JAN 13 at 11:00 A.M. Norwich, OH. 7 Acres in 2 tracts and misc. Ed & Ben Schafer, Auctioneers Pg. B6 FRI, JAN 19 at 6:00 P.M. New Matamoras, OH. ONLINE ONLY: 49 Acres Monroe County. Bauer Real Estate Pg. B2 (Continued on Page B14)

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Grand champion: McKenzie Stadtmiller County: Armstrong Bid: $5,200 Buyers: Fulton Bank, Snyder’s Concession and Bell & Evans Reserve champion: Janice Gilliland County: Clearfield Bid: $3,700 Buyer: HJ Towing and Recovery

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RABBITS Grand champion meat pen: Tenley Romberger County: Dauphin Bid: $3,500 Buyer: HJ Towing and Recovery Reserve champion meat pen: Kayla Kunjappu County: Lancaster Bid: $2,700 Buyer: Conewago Enterprises

SUN, JAN 14 at 1:00 P.M. Youngstown, OH. Clean modern furniture and antiques, glassware, and misc. Jeff Anglin, Auctioneer Pg. B10 SAT, JAN 20 at 9:30 A.M. Leetonia, OH. Furniture, 2005 Chevy Silverado, tools, and misc. Kiko Auctioneers Pg. B11 TUES, JAN 23 at 5:00 P.M. Rogers, OH. New and used guns, antiques, and misc. Baer Auctioneers-Realty, LLC Pg. B12 FRI, JAN 26 at NOON. Canton, OH. 48 Acres and misc. Kiko Auctioneers Pg. B11 FRI, JAN 26 at 1:00 P.M. Rogers, OH. Flea market open every Friday each week year round. Open the first Saturday of the month April-October. Monthly consignment auction second Tuesday of each month. Visit RogersOhio.Hibid.com or Rogersohio.com for online auction listings, details, and photos. Rogers Community Auction and Flea Market Pg. B12

Master showman, McKenzie Stadtmiller, of Armstrong County, sold her lamb for $4,800 to Fulton Bank and Bell & Evans. (PA Farm Show photo)

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WOOSTER, Ohio — Ohio State University Extension - Wayne County will be offering a 2024 Professional Marketer Program and well as pesticide and fertilizer recertification courses. The Professional Marketer Program is an advanced commodity marketing educational series. The program is comprised of five separate sessions. The topics being covered include budgets and breakevens, farm/crop/ livestock/dairy insurance, futures and options market basics, fundamental market analysis, technical market analysis, futures and options pricing strategies and annual marketing plan development. The program is limited to the first 45 participants and costs $150 to attend. Registration provides access to all five in-person sessions, a binder of program materials and lunch at each session. It will be held at the Buckeye Agricultural Museum

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20+/- Oriental Rugs & Tapestries of all sizes; 500+ Vintage License Plates; th Large Jewelers Showcase; Vintage Coke Machine;56 Coin E.Scale; Perry St, Tiffin OH 44883 Located: Thermometers; Street Signs; Traffic Lights; Maps; Advertising Oil Cans Plates ~Signs; Rugs ~ Tapestries ~ Oil Cans ~ Etc. License & Much More!! Inspection: February 5th (4 5PM) Pickup: February 7th (3-5PM) Owners: David Kreais Stephan J. Huffman February 6th – Online Only Located: 56 E. Perry St, Tiffin OH 44883 License Plates ~ Rugs ~ Tapestries ~ Oil Cans ~ Etc. Online Bidding will Automotive Memorabilia & begin Oriental to close February 6th @ 6PM Rug Auction WMS Auction Services Items Include 400+/Lots: 20+/-–Oriental Rugs & Tapestries of all Lic#2023000019 Kristy Gottfried – Auctionsizes; 500+ Vintage License Plates; Large Jewelers Showcase; Vintage eer Lic#2022000264 1400 E. Wyandot Ave, Coke Machine; Thermometers; Street Signs; Traffic Lights; Upper Sandusky OHCoin Phone:Scale; 419-294-4366

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WMS Auction Services – Lic#2023000019 Kristy Gottfried – Auctioneer Lic#2022000264 1400 E. Wyandot Ave, Upper Sandusky OH Phone: 419-294-4366

Feb. 13: Kidron Community Building, 4434 Kidron Road, Kidron, Pesticide Application Recertification from 9 a.m. to noon; Fertilizer Application Recertification from 1 to 2 p.m. March 5: Secrest Welcome and Education Center, 2122 Williams Road, Wooster, Pesticide Application Recertification from 9 a.m. to noon; Fertilizer Application Recertification from 1 to 2 p.m. Interested participants should call Wayne County OSU Extension at 330-264-8722 to pre-register to attend any of the sessions. There will be a $35 fee for pesticide application recertification, a $15 fee for fertilizer application recertification or $50 for both that will be paid at the training site attended. Participants will also have to send a $30 fee to the Ohio Department of Agriculture. The payments cover an applicator’s license for three years.

Sugarcreek, OH • Sat. Jan. 20, 2024

ary 6th @ 6PM Items Memorabilia Include 400+/- Lots: Automotive & Oriental Rug Auction

Maps; Advertising Signs; Oil Cans & Much More!! Inspection: February 5th (4-5PM) Pickup: February 7th (3-5PM) Owners: David Kreais Stephan J. Huffman

in Wooster, beginning Feb. 1 The registration deadline is Jan. 20; to register, go to osu.az1.qualtrics.com/ jfe/form/SV_6soMEWRWtfXX5JA. Recertification courses. Fertilizer application recertification is a 1-hour training session for current holders of a Fertilizer Applicator Certificate card. Jan. 25: John Deere Day at Harvest Ridge Fairgrounds, 8880 State Route 39, Millersburg, Pesticide Application Recertification from 9 a.m. to noon; Fertilizer Application Recertification from 2 to 3 p.m. Jan. 30: Mt. Hope Auction, 8076 State Route 241, Mt. Hope, Pesticide Application Recertification from 9 a.m. to noon; Fertilizer Application Recertification from 1 to 2 p.m. Feb. 9: Drake Park, 352 Greeley St., West Salem, Pesticide Application Recertification from 9 a.m. to noon; Fertilizer Application Recertification from 1 to 2 p.m.

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20th AnnuAl Amish Country toy show & AuCtion HARVEST BARN: 420 Dutch Valley Drive, Sugarcreek, OH 44681 DIRECtIOnS: from I77 take 39 west to Dutch Valley drive South approx. ¼ mile.

Toy Show From 9 a.m. To 3 p.m. aucTion STarTS aT 4 p.m. Selling 300 loTS oF collecTor ToyS in caTalog order PEDal tRaCtORS: John Deere LGT, John Deere 20, Allis Chalmers 7080, Case MX240, IH 856, custom John Deere disc, custom hay wagon, 1/8 SalES: John Deere 4440, Ford 8N, IH 1066, IH 966, CuStOmS: John Deere G puller, Allis Chalmers WD 45 puller, Farmall H puller, John Deere 4020, John Deere 5010, McCormick WD9, JD R, IH-966, IH 1568, IH 756, Oliver 770, Cockshut 1655, IH 3088, case 1170, MM G940,

John Deere side rake on steel wheels mISC: DCP ProVia semi. Our normal run of all makes and models Ertl, tru scale, scale models, precision series, farm, construction, and more a lot of new in the box and older toys. auCtIOnEERS nOtE: Another great line up for 2024 a very abbreviated list, go to auCtIOnzIP.COm (ID# 45492) for all photos and catalog. come enjoy the show and approx. 3 hour auction.

FOR vEnDOR InFO, COntaCt KEn WEavER 330-763-1769 tERmS: cash or check with proper ID.

Auctioneers: Allen troyer 330-231-2745

Myron Miller

ONLINE ONLY ENDS: TuES. JaN. 30, 2024

at 6:00 p.m.

Ridgewood geneRal StoRe auction

101 E Main St., West Lafayette, OH 43845

pREVIEW: monday, JanuaRy 22, 2024, 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

pIckup: SatuRday, FEbRuaRy 3, 2024 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

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Don’t miss this Quality online auction presented by the owners of ridgewood general Store! Jay took pride in maintaining a clean, quality store and food service establishment and the equipment is top notch. With over 900 items, there’s something for everyone! coMMErciaL KiTcHEN & rETaiL iTEMS: offering clean, quality commercial kitchen equipment Jay purchased new (some items have less than a year use), all in working order. Walk-in cooler (10’x10’), 3 - atosa Double Door refrigerated cooler/merchandisers, 2-60” true Deli Coolers, 60” avantco deli cooler, 48” flat top grill, bunn Fully automatic espresso machine with milk refrigerator, two basket deep fryer, double deck vulcan convection ovens, booth seating, food prep items, retail display, storage shelves, cold food display, beverage dispensers & bakery cases. Check it out at the Jan. 22 Preview event and talk to Jay! auTo & LaWNMoWEr: 2011 John Deere zero turn mower with a 27hp briggs engine and 62” deck fully serviced with only 506 hrs. 2013 Chrysler town and Country touring van with stow and go seating only 101,200 miles.

coLLEcTibLES, HarDWarE & MiSc: eclectic mix of vintage signs, toys, furniture, new in the box hardware items (plumbing, lighting, etc). TErMS: Please read carefully the online terms and conditions before bidding. all iteMS are SolD aS iS Where iS. Payments are required in uS dollars via Credit Card and paid in full within 24 hours of close of auction. all payments made, including down payments and credit card payments are non-refundable. any purchases over $2000 will require a wire transfer. 10% buyer’s premium will be charged for all invoices.

aucTioN by orDEr of: Jay DaviS online auction conducted by:

Cronebaugh auCtion ServiCe, Ltd. auctioneers: Steve Cronebaugh 330-243-6574,

bob hall 330-440-5923 online Coordinator: Jay DaviS 740-294-0524

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Hosed happiness (Continued from Page B1)

Our second, and more common source, was the garden variety garden hose. Like many of my generation, I’m a hose water sommelier. I’ve tasted some VERY fine vintages. I was particularly fond of the Kent, Ohio, varieties of the 1980s. In fact, my darling hometown received national attention in 1995 when the city’s water was named “Best Tasting Municipality Water” at the Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting. I remember trying to squeeze the hose nozzle with the correct amount of pressure to get water to come out without blasting myself with a face full of 600 psi of water. We let it run for a few seconds first to clear out any bugs and gunk, but after that, it was sweet pure water with a hint of latex and lead. This was good for building up our immune system — or destroying it. Whatever. Before some young whippersnapper asks why we didn’t just go inside and grab a bottle of water (as if!) or use the sink, let me explain. We didn’t have bottled water. The only water vessel you might have carried was a camouflage canteen that looked like something someone’s uncle brought home from WWII or ‘Nam because you were either a Boy Scout or actively camping. Sinks were an option, but why waste valuable outdoor time going in for boring house water when delicious hose water was right there? In the halcyon days of free range, and possibly feral, children one did not just go traipsing in and out of the house at will. Why risk going inside

and having your mom decide it was time to come inside for good? Or getting drafted for chores since we clearly “didn’t have anything better to do.” Finally, you might have a dad screaming to hurry up and close the front door because he’s not paying to cool down the whole neighborhood. I didn’t have that issue because my mom was young and single. Also, we didn’t have air conditioning. She wasn’t all that worried about letting the tepid fan air out of the house. In a nutshell, we stayed outside and drank hose water because there was nothing to do inside. Also, we didn’t have air conditioning, so it got hot and stuffy in the house. Better to be outside in fresh air. Hose water also tastes better than sink water. There is also a hierarchy of water inside the house. In every house in which I have ever lived, the bathroom sink water is colder and tastier than the kitchen sink water. It’s just one of those facts of life. Dixie. To be fair, once in a good while someone would have a “fancy” household. There they would have a little “Dixie Cup” dispenser. From this plastic sleeve, a tiny wax-papercoated cup would slide out. They were roughly the size of a sewing thimble. Please enjoy your two teaspoons of water. I can assure you that water was never from a $50 cup — and hose water tastes like happiness. (Kymberly Foster Seabolt welcomes comments in care of LifeOutLoud@Comcast. net; P.O. Box 38, Salem, OH 44460; or KymberlyFosterSeabolt.com.)

Williams County – Superior Township NW Ohio Farmland – Building Sites - Woods 101± acres offered in 4 Tracts acres Monday, February 5 @ 6:30 pm offered in Land Location: 12150 Co Rd IBryan, OH 43506 ONLINE TRACT 1: 7.256± acres. Approx. 630-ft of road frontage along Co. Rd. I. 4 Tracts BIDDING Excellent potential as a building site on its own or combine with adjoinAVAILABLE ing tracts to create your future homestead.TRACT 2: 7.256± acres. ApAuction Location: prox. 360-ft of road frontage along Co. Rd. I. This parcel makes a great Land Location: Veterans Memorial Bldg. 12150 Co Rd I building site on its own or in combination with neighboring tract(s). 875 E Main St. TRACT 3: 31.688± acres. 8.5± acres of woods and approx. 23± acres Bryan, OH 43506 Montpelier, OH 43543 of mostly tillable farmland with approx. 435-ft of road frontage on Co. Rd. I. Excellent building site or recreational tract on its own or add to Farmland – Building Sites - Woods adjacent tracts for a strong farmland portfolio.TRACT 4: 56.315± acres TRACT 1: 7.256± acres. Approx. 630-ft of road frontage of mostly tillable farmland with approx. 1340-ft of road frontage along along Co. Rd. I. Excellent potential as a building site on its Co Rd 12. Great potential for the new or established farmer. Auction Location:Veterans Memorial Bldg.875 E Main St.Montpelier, OH own or combine with adjoining tracts to create your future homestead. 43543 TRACT 2: 7.256± acres. Approx. 360-ft of road frontage ONLINE BIDDINGAVAILABLE along Co. Rd. I. This parcel makes a great building site on its Additional info & full terms available at: BidUnitedEdge.com Williams County – Superior Township own or in combination with neighboring tract(s). Owners: James & Carol Schroeder, Gary & BonnieMeyer, Terry & Chris- TRACT 3: 31.688± acres. 8.5± acres of woods and approx. Recently retired tine Rupp from 20 years in the 23± acres of mostly tillable farmland with approx. 435-ft of Broker & Auctioneer: Darren Bok, CAI, CAS CRP program! road frontage on Co. Rd. I. Excellent building site or 419-298-1100 recreational tract on its own or add to adjacent tracts for a Recently retired from 20 years in the CRP program! strong farmland portfolio. Multi-par bidding: offered individually, in combinations & as a whole. TRACT 4: 56.315± acres of mostly tillable farmland with approx. 1340-ft of road frontage along Co Rd 12. Great potential for the new or established farmer. Additional info & full terms available at:

NW Ohio

Monday, February 5 @ 6:30 pm

Multi-par bidding: offered individually, in combinations & as a whole.

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Owners: James & Carol Schroeder, Gary & Bonnie Meyer, Terry & Christine Rupp Broker & Auctioneer: Darren Bok, CAI, CAS

CALENDAR (To add a nonprofit event to our calendar listing, send details at least three weeks in advance to: Calendar, Farm and Dairy, P.O. Box 38, Salem, OH 44460; or email: editorial@farmanddairy.com.) Jan. 19 Ohio Beef Cattle Herd Health Seminar, Jan. 19, 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., OSU Extension Jackson County, 17 Standpipe Road, Jackson, Ohio; details, https://bpb-us-w2.wpmucdn.com/u. osu.edu/dist/4/14980/files/2023/11/ Cattle-Herd-Health-Seminars-2024.pdf. American Farm Bureau Annual Convention, Jan. 19-24, Salt Palace Convention Center, 100 SW Temple St., Salt Lake City, Utah; details, https://ofbf. org/community/events/2024-american-farm-bureau-annual-convention/. Jan. 23 Ohio Beef Cattle Feeding School, Jan. 23, 6-8 p.m., OSU Extension Crawford County, 808 Whetstone St., Bucyrus, Ohio; details, https://u.osu. edu/beefteam/files/2023/11/OhioBeef-Cattle-Feeding-Flyer-2024.pdf. Jan. 25 Pennsylvania No-Till Alliance winter soil health meeting, Jan. 25, Normandy VFW Banquet Hall, 5550 East State St., Hermitage, Pa.; details, www. panotill.org under News and Events page. Organic Vegetable Production Conference: For growers, by growers, Jan. 25-26, virtual conference; details, https://fyi.extension.wisc.edu/danecountyag/vegetables/organic-vegetable-production-conferences/. Jan. 26 Ohio Beef Cattle Herd Health Seminar, Jan. 26, 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., OSU College of Vet Med, Caldwell Extension Operations, 16714 Wolf Run Road, Caldwell, Ohio; details, https:// bpb-us-w2.wpmucdn.com/u.osu.edu/ dist/4/14980/files/2023/11/CattleHerd-Health-Seminars-2024.pdf. Jan. 30 Ohio Beef Cattle Feeding School, Jan. 30, 6-8 p.m., Wood County Fairgrounds, 13800 W Poe Road, Bowling Green, Ohio; details, https://u.osu. edu/beefteam/files/2023/11/OhioBeef-Cattle-Feeding-Flyer-2024.pdf. Beef Quality Assurance Certification & REcertification, Jan. 30, 7 p.m., Musk-

101±

ingum Livestock Auction, 944 Malinda St., Zanesville, Ohio; details, https://u. osu.edu/beefteam/files/2023/11/ Muckingum-BQA-Flyer-24.pdf. 2024 Mid-Atlantic Fruit and Vegetable Convention, Jan. 30, Hershey Lodge, 325 University Dr, Hershey, Pa.; details, www.mafvc.org. Feb. 1 Professional Marketer Program, Feb. 1, noon to 2 p.m., Buckeye Ag Museum, Wooster, Ohio; details, u.osu.edu/beefteam/files/2024/01/ Professional-Marketer-Short-Flyer2024-5c8ee5c40550b6af.pdf Feb. 2 Organic Vegetable Production Conference: For growers, by growers, Feb. 2-3, Alliant Energy Center, Madison, Wis.; details, https://fyi.extension.wisc.edu/ danecountyag/vegetables/organic-vegetable-production-conferences/. Feb. 6 2024 Northeast Cover Crops Council Annual Meeting and 2024 Delmarva Soil Summit, Feb 6-7, Wicomico Civic Center, Salisbury, Maryland; details, delmarvasoilsummit.com/index.php/ registration/. Feb. 7 Professional Marketer Program, Feb. 7, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Buckeye Ag Museum, Wooster, Ohio; details, u.osu.edu/beefteam/files/2024/01/ Professional-Marketer-Short-Flyer2024-5c8ee5c40550b6af.pdf Feb. 8 Beef Quality Assurance Certification & REcertification, Feb. 8, 6-8 p.m., Attica Fairgrounds, 100 Fairgrounds Road, Attica, Ohio; details, https://u. osu.edu/beefteam/files/2023/11/ BQA-Flyer-NorthOh-2024-pdf.pdf. Pasa’s 2024 Sustainable Agriculture Conference, Feb. 8–10, Lancaster, Pa.; details, https://web.cvent.com/ event/5dd78fd8-4ddb-4288-b005f932257df582/summary Feb. 9 Ohio 4-H Conference, Feb. 9, Greater Columbus Convention Center, 400 N High St., Columbus, Ohio; details, ohio4h.org/events/ohio-4-h-conference. Ohio Forage and Grasslands Council Annual Meeting, Feb. 9, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Cambridge, Ohio; details, ohioforage.com/.

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Full catalog, terms & online bidding at: www.BidUnitedEdge.com Owners: Multiple Consignors Auctioneer: Darren Bok, CAI, CAS 419-298-1100 LIVE VIRTUAL Tuesday, Jan. 30th Bid LIVE or ONLINE Light meal provided Bid LIVE at: 300 Miller Park Dr.Edgerton, OH 43517 TRACTORS/LOADERS: 2006 Case IH MX 305 MFWD, 2008 Case IH Magnum 335 MFWD , 1997 Case IH 9330, IH 1566 Black stripe, IH 826 Gold Demonstrator, JD 646 wheel loader, 2003 JD 110, JD 110 Backhoe Loader, AC D17. TRUCKS: 2010 Ford F-150 XL 4x4, Chevrolet Kodiak C-7 grain truck, International S2600 grain truck, 1994 GMC TopKick, 2015 Navistar Int. day cab, 2014 Mack, 2005 Volvo day cab, 1999 Volvo day cab. TRAILERS/CAMPER: 2003 Cabana 22-ft camper, City tri-axle dump, Raven frameless dump, HEIL tanker. COMBINES/HEADS: Case IH 1660, (2)Case IH 1020 grain heads, IH 1460 Axial Flow, IH 863 corn head, IH 1460, 25-ft. header cart, IH 815, IH 963 corn head. TILLAGE EQUIPMENT: 400 rotary hoe, M&W 4000 Dyna-Drive, AC 20-ft field BidJDLIVE or ONLINE cultivator, IH 475 disk, Vicon FC 3500T Danish-tine. AIR SEEDERS: JD N540C, JD 1990 40-ft, JD 1990S 40ft. OTHER EQUIPMENT: 2015 Kongskilde VM45-3B TMR mixer, NH 357 feed grinder, JD 68 auger wagon, ChemFarm 40ft. sprayer, NH 310 hayliner baler, (2) IH 720 forage harvesters & more

Light meal provided

419-298-1100

Tuesday, Jan. 30th TRACTORS/LOADERS: 2006 Case IH MX 305 MFWD, 2008 Case IH Magnum 335 MFWD , 1997 Case IH 9330, IH 1566 Black stripe, IH 826 Gold Demonstrator, JD 646 wheel loader, 2003 JD 110, JD 110 Backhoe Loader, AC D17. TRUCKS: 2010 Ford F-150 XL 4x4, Chevrolet Kodiak C-7 grain truck, International S2600 grain truck, 1994 GMC TopKick, 2015 Navistar Int. day cab, 2014 Mack, 2005 Volvo day cab, 1999 Volvo day cab. TRAILERS/CAMPER: 2003 Cabana 22-ft camper, City tri-axle dump, Raven frameless dump, HEIL tanker. COMBINES/HEADS: Case IH 1660, (2)Case IH 1020 grain heads, IH 1460 Axial Flow, IH 863 corn head, IH 1460, 25-ft. header cart, IH 815, IH 963 corn head. TILLAGE EQUIPMENT: JD 400 rotary hoe, M&W 4000 Dyna-Drive, AC 20-ft field cultivator, IH 475 disk, Vicon FC 3500T Danish-tine. AIR SEEDERS: JD N540C, JD 1990 40-ft, JD 1990S 40ft. OTHER EQUIPMENT: 2015 Kongskilde VM45-3B TMR mixer, NH 357 feed grinder, JD 68 auger wagon, ChemFarm 40ft. sprayer, NH 310 hayliner baler, (2) IH 720 forage harvesters & more

Bid LIVE at: 300 Miller Park Dr. Edgerton, OH 43517 Full catalog, terms & online bidding at:

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Owners: Multiple Consignors Auctioneer: Darren Bok, CAI, CAS

Time for New Equipment? Vist the

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Thursday, January 18, 2024

LoweLLviLLe, oH THURS. Jan. 25, 2024 starting at 6:00 p.m.

anTIQUES - COLLECTIBLES – HOUSEHOLD

ALL AMERICAN AUCTIONS Rt. 224, Lowellville, oH 44436

3 miles East of Poland Corner cabinet, cedar chest, modern oak hall stand, empire drop front desk, sofa table, bistro style table with 2 chairs, 1940’s China hutch, 3 piece twin bedroom set, king size poster bed with 2 nightstands & split box springs, mid-century China hutch, beautiful marble top game table, Metal shelving, Stahls Hotronix swing away heat press, Stahls Hotronix hat press. Still hauling in and unpacking. Check auctionzip.com ID # 9328 and Facebook – All American Auctions by Mark Miller for updates and pictures. TERmS: cash, check, visa and MasterCard accepted. 13% buyers premium with 3% waived for cash or check. Items listed selling absolute.

Mark Miller, auctioneer

Ohio license number 2005-000140

Online Only

Bidding is open and Begins ending on

Wed. Jan. 31, 2024 at 6:00 p.m.

Updated 2-Bedroom CondominiUm

Online Only AuctiOn

Location: 5980 Margie circLe SW (Unit 206) navarre, ohio 44662 directionS: From Navarre take Wooster Street, east (turns into Fohl Street) for 3 miles, turn left onto Emil Avenue SW for 500 ft, turn right onto Margie Circle SW, location on right. Signs Posted.

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JACKSON CO. REGIONAL LIVESTOCK MARKET LLC 3907 CEDAR LAKES RD., P.O. BOX 446, RIPLEY, WV 25271

SAT. JAN. 20, 2024 STARTING AT 11:00 A.M.

Dispersal will have 47 head of Dexter Cattle. There are young cows, bred cows, cow/calf pairs and 2 bulls. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL uS AT

304-373-1269 (BARN) 740-260-4289 (ROGER)

Online Only Mon. Jan. 29, 2024 Begins ending at 6:00 P.M.

Model TracTors and collecTor’s Toys

Online Only AuctiOn Load out Jan. 31 froM noon to 5 P.M.

Model toys including John Deere, Case International, Ford, New Holland, Allis-Chalmers, Oliver, White, Minneapolis-Moline, Cockshutt New Idea, and more! Also in this auction are toy trucks, and cars ranging from Peterbilt, Kenworth, Ram, Ford etc. Collector’s tractors, cars and trucks are in abundance! Toys, ranging from 1/16, 1/32, 1/64, 1/55 scales. Online auction terms apply. 15% buyer’s premium. Shipping available. Jason L. Miller Partner/auctioneer 740.541.7475 jason.miller@kaufmanrealty.com Kaufman Realty and auctions

open House: tuesday, January 23, from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.

2-BdrM 1½-Bath | 896 Sq Ft Move-in ready appLianceS incLUded perry toWnShip Stark coUnty | perry LSd

Onsite AuctiOn

locaTion: 2750 e moreland rd., Fredericksburg, oH 44627 direcTions: From Fredericksburg, head north on 501 for 2.6 miles, turn left on Moreland Rd. 1 mile to location on right. summary: Experience rural living on this farmstead just north of Fredericksburg, offering an exceptional set of outbuildings suitable for either dairy, beef or horses. Offered in 3 parcels to suit your individual preference and needs. For legal description, terms and photos, please visit www.kaufman-auctions.com

Sale: By the order of CriSt & anna erB

kaufman realty & auctions, llc. 330-857-7777 agent: aaron miller, realTor® (330) 473-7359 or aaron@kaufmanrealty.com agent: eli Troyer, cai, realTor® / auctioneer (330) 317-9259 or eli@kaufmanrealty.com agent: kevin lehman, cai, amm, assoc. broker / auctioneer (330) 601-2339 or kevin@kaufmanrealty.com

ONLINE ONLY Thurs. Jan 18 To Thurs. Jan. 25, 2024 at 6:00 P.M.

ONLINE ONLY AUCTION

FarMaLL suPEr C TraCTor – CaT ForKLIFT ChEVY 3500 BoX Van – sTorE FIXTurEs - anTIQuEs

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Finishing Touch Flooring located at the former Ehlers General store building (currently for sale) in Zoarville, Ohio, on SR-800 & SR 212 has been serving the community for over 20 years in the carpet and flooring business and is now starting a new chapter that will focus on their carpet cleaning business leaving the opportunity for those people looking specialty items, antiques, tools of the trade, Farmall Super C tractor, Caterpillar fork lift, Chevy box truck and much, much more.

3422 New Zoarville Rd., Zoarville, Ohio

EQuIPMEnT-TooLs: 1951 Farmall Super C Tractor - Caterpillar 30 Forklift - Chevy 3500 Box Van(V-8 w / 16 ft. box w/159,379 mi) – Hitachi 12” miter saw – Lincoln arc welder – wet saw – power and hand tools – flooring trade tools - etc. on-site Preview: Thurs. Jan. 25 (2 p.m.-4 p.m.) on-site Pick-up: sat. Jan. 27 (10 a.m.-2 p.m.) For Complete List of Items, Pics, Terms of Sale, & to register for Online Bidding go to www.DuttonAuctions.com TErMs: All Bidders must register online @www.DuttonAuctions.com to bid. All items pd for w/Credit Card or Cash before pick-up. Buyers Premium of 10% added to high bid to determine total purchase price.

AUCTIONEERs: JACk

DAvIs, JARED DUTTON Place, View, Search

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• • • WHAT: Ohio Natural Energy Foundation scholarship ELIGIBLE: Scholarships are awarded to Ohio students interested in careers such as petroleum engineer, finance, equipment operator, mechanical engineer, welder and more. The scholarships can be used to attend an accredited college, university, technical or trade school. AMOUNT: $1,000 (can be renewed for up to four years) DEADLINE: March 1 APPLY: ohionaturalenergy.org/ scholarships

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Bidding:

starting at 4:00 P.M.

• • • WHAT: Co-Alliance Cooperative scholarship program ELIGIBLE: The scholarships are available to graduating high school seniors in rural Indiana, Ohio and Michigan planning to pursue an agricultural degree in college. AMOUNT: 30 $1,000 scholarships DEADLINE: March 1 APPLY: co-alliance.com/scholarship

WHAT: Youngstown Press Club scholarships ELIGIBLE: The awards will go to college juniors or seniors residing in the Mahoning or Shenango valleys who are majoring in journalism or a related field. Related fields include communications, broadcasting, marketing and public relations. AMOUNT: Two $2,000 scholarships DEADLINE: April 1 APPLY: youngstownpressclub.com

Auction by order of: rickey & chArlotte Jones

Fredericksburg, OH Tues. Feb. 13, 2024

WHAT: Ohio Agricultural Council scholarships ELIGIBLE: High school seniors, undergraduate students and graduate students pursuing an agricultural-related field. Applicants or their parents or guardians must be Ohio residents. AMOUNT: Six $1,500 scholarships are available. DEADLINE: Feb. 15 APPLY: ohioagcouncil.org/education/

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Attention all home seekers and investors! Presenting an updated 2-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom condo that’s both modern and conveniently located. For legal description, terms, photos and online bidding please visit www.kaufman-auctions.com.

kaUFMan reaLty & aUctionS 888.852.4111 www.kaufman-auctions.com ray yoder, reaLtor/ aUctioneer 330.204.0110 ray.yoder@kaufmanrealty.com

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WHAT: Robert H. Rumler MBA Scholarship ELIGIBLE: Available to students interested in agriculture who plan to pursue their master’s degree in business administration at an accredited university. DEADLINE: April 15 APPLY: https://www.holsteinusa. com/pdf/forms_apps/rumler_scholarship.pdf (To add a scholarship to our listing, send details at least three weeks in advance to: Scholarship News, Farm and Dairy, P.O. Box 38, Salem, OH 44460; or email: editorial@farmanddairy.com.)

Geauga County Retired Teachers Association to meet Feb. 6 MIDDLEFIELD, Ohio — The Geauga County Retired Teachers Association will meet Feb. 6 at 11:15 a.m. for lunch at Mary Yoder’s Restaurant, 14743 N. State St. The business meeting is at 11:30 a.m. and will be followed by a lunch of turkey and roast beef, mashed potatoes, carrots, salad and a selection of pies. Gary Hunter will present “The Famous GAR Highway (Rt. 6), The Longest Trans-Continental Highway — Your Road to Adventure!” The 50/50 raffle and free lunch raffle follow the program. Call Judy Miller at 440-487-4324 for more information. Remember to bring paper products or canned goods for the Hunger Task Force.

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MINERVA, Ohio — Minerva’s Roxy Theatre will host a comedy night on Jan. 20 at 7 p.m., starring The Real John King, featuring Brandon Petri and hosted by Patrick Madison. The Real John King is a comedian from Akron, Ohio who has been performing stand-up since 1984 in Birmingham, Alabama. King has appeared on Showtime at the Apollo, BET’s “Comicview” and the Nashville Network. He is also a blues musician, playing the harmonica both solo and in the blues band Groove-Tube. Tickets are $25 and are available at several locations including Grinder’s Above & Beyond in Minerva, Minerva Perk, Que Pasa, The Hart Mansion Restaurant, John’s Bakery & Café and the Minerva Chamber office, 203 N. Market St. They are also available online at minervachamber.ticketleap.com/roxycomedynight. Doors will open at 6 p.m. The Roxy Theatre is located at 114 N. Market St. and is handicap accessible. For more information, call 330868-7979 or email denise.freeland@ minervachamber.org.

Salem Public Library to host craft night Jan. 24 SALEM, Ohio — The Salem Public Library, in conjunction with the Parks and Recreation Department of Salem, will host a craft event Jan. 24 from 6 to 7 p.m. in the Quaker room of the library. Participants will be instructed on how to create an owl out of a pinecone to use as a decoration. The program is free and open to the public. Advanced registration is required and may be completed on Salem Public Library’s website at salempubliclibrary.org or by calling the library at 330-332-0042 for registration assistance.

FRONT LOAD DUMPSTERS ONLINE-ONLY AUCTION FRONT LOAD DUMPSTERS ONLINE-ONLY FEATURING: (68) FOUR YARD FRONT LOAD AUCTION METAL WITH PLASTIC LIDS. YOUNGSTOWN, OH DUMPSTERS 44515 YOUNGSTOWN, OH 44515 (8) FOUR YARD FRONT LOAD METAL DUMPBidding Ends: Tuesday, January 23, 2024 at Noon Bidding Ends: Tuesday, January 23, 2024 at STERS, NO LIDS. (1) SIX YARD FRONT AND SIDE LOAD STEEL DUMPSTER. Noon FEATURING: (68) FOUR YARD FRONT LOAD METAL GEORGE ROMAN AUCTIONEERS, LTD. DUMPSTERS WITH PLASTIC LIDS. (8) FOUR YARD FRONT “A LOAD Third Generation Family Business” METAL DUMPSTERS, NO LIDS. (1) SIX YARD FRONT George Roman III ~ Christopher Roman, CNE AND SIDE LOAD STEEL DUMPSTER. 22 W. Main St., Canfield ~ (330) 533-4071 For complete details, visit: www.georgeroFor complete details, visit: www.georgeromanauctioneers.com manauctioneers.com NOTE: Do not disturb the operation of the NOTE:There Do not thetheoperation business. is nodisturb access to property. of the business. There is no access to property. items are soldIninac-AS IS condition. In accordance with the Alltheitems are sold All in AS IS condition. Ohio Revised CodeRevised Section the Board of Mahoning County cordance with the Ohio Code 307.12, SecCommissioners willofauction property tion 307.12, the Board Mahoning County that are not needed for public use or are obsolete or will unfitauction for the use that for are which it was acquired. The county and Commissioners property auctioneer no warranty, expressed or implied, as to quantity, kind, not needed formake public use or are obsolete or unfit for the use for which it wassize acquired. character, quality, weight, or description of any of the property or its The countyfor andany auctioneer make no warranty, fitness use or purpose. expressed or implied, as toJanuary quantity,25, kind,2024 and Friday, January 26, 2024. By PICK UP: Thursday, character, quality,only. weight, size or description appointment ofTERMS: any of the 13% property or its fitness for anyCredit cards. Wire transfer for amounts Buyer’s premium. use or purpose. over $2,500.00. PICK UP: Thursday, January 25, 2024 and FriGEORGE ROMAN AUCTIONEERS, LTD. day, January 26, 2024. By appointment only. “Acards. Third Generation Family Business” TERMS: 13% Buyer’s premium. Credit Roman III ~ Christopher Roman, CNE Wire transfer for amountsGeorge over $2,500.00. 22 W. Main St., Canfield ~ (330) 533-4071

RogeRs, oh Tues. Jan. 23, 2024 starting at 5:00 P.M.

Miller rod & Gun FirearMs auction

Join us for another great firearms auction. Located 8 mi East of Lisbon, Ohio or ½ mile West of Rogers, Ohio, on State Route 154 to the Rogers Community Auction Inc. 45625 sTaTe RouTe 154, RogeRs, ohio 44445.

430+ FiReaRms RiFles & shoTguns new guns including: Ruger Mini 14, Mini 30, 10/22 rifles; Stevens shotguns; Ruger Americans in 450 Bushmaster and 350 Legend; Browning Shotguns; Weatherby rifles; Citadel and Hatfield shotguns; Benelli shotguns, and more used guns including: Beretta, Winchester, US Springfield, Remington, Browning, H&R, Ruger, Ithaca, PisTols & RevolveRs new guns including: 27 Glocks, Rugers, Smith & Wesson, Rugers, Altor, Hi Point, Bersa, Taurus, Heritage, Bond Arms and more used guns including: German Lugers, Stoger P38, H&R, Iver Johnson, Zastava, Rugers and much more; anTiques ~ Black PowdeR: US Springfield Trapdoors; Black powder muzzleloaders online Bidding available @ Baerauctions.com aucTioneeR’s noTe: This is a very partial list. Please see the online catalog for full listing. More items will be added as they are consigned. Consignments are now being accepted for our June Firearms Auction. TeRms: 10% buyers premium on all purchases. Cash, Check or Credit Card (Visa, Master Card or Discover). All ATF regulations apply. Online buyers see the terms on Proxibid and/or HiBid.com. Wade C. Baer, CAI, AMM Auctioneer / Broker 330-424-2705 or Wade@BaerAuctions.com Miller Rod & Gun ~ Owner

ONLINE ONLY • Wed. Jan. 24, 2024 Bidding StartS Ending at 5:00 P.M.

Antique Furniture, GlAsswAre, Jewelry, ColleCtibles And More

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PickuP will BE thurSday, January 25th froM 11:00 a.M. -5:00 P.M. location – dovEr, oh (Exact addrESS will BE ProvidEd on invoicE)

Fenton Blue PoPPy Shade lamP| Sterling Silver Jewelry millerSBurg Peacock and urn carnival Bowl| large amount oF longaBerger BaSketS FieStaware | lotS oF Furniture GlassWare and KitchenWare includinG: Fenton Double Bulb White Poppy Shade Lamp; Fenton Milk Glass Epergne; (7) Pieces of Fenton Milk Glass; Fenton Blue Marble Slag Vase, Compote and Shoe, Basket and Candle Bowl; (5) Pieces Fenton Moonstone Hobnail; Reverse Painted Shade Electric Lamp and Doll Lamp; Fenton Silver crest Vase and Blue Fenton Basket; Large Lot of Pink Depression Glassware; Hand Painted Fenton Basket; Noritake Partial Dinnerware Set; Imperial Slag Glass Donkey; Fenton Hand Painted Sleigh; Crocs; Fiesta ware Pitcher and Bowl Set; Large lot of Franciscan Desert Rose Glassware; Carnival Glass Pitcher with 5 Glasses; Northwood Grape and Cable Bowl; Fenton Horse Head Bowl; Fiestaware and More appliances and Furniture: (2) Matching Day Beds; (2) Oak Clawfoot Coffee Tables; Matching Blue Upholstered Chair and Couch; Marble top End Table; Antique Hall Seat; Wicker Seat Rocking Chair; Marble top Washstand; Keepsakes Player Piano with lots of Rolls and claw foot bench; 5 Piece Patio Set and Wooden Chair; Wooden Corner Cabinets; Antique Sofa; Glass Door China Cabinet; (5) Cane Bottom Chairs; Queen Bed Frame; White Oak Chest of Drawers; Wooden

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Sugarcreek, OH Live Bidding Begins

Thurs. Feb. 1, 2024 at 4:00 P.M.

220+ Gun Auction, Mounts & More BaerAuctions.com | 330-227-3236

Drop Front Desk; Handmade Wooden Children’s Size Desk; Large wooden 2 piece China hutch; Frigidaire refrigerator; Frigidaire Window AC Unit; GE electric drying machine; (2) Whirlpool Side by side Refrigerators; GE Frigidaire electric stoves and More JeWelry, coins, collectibles and Misc.: 14k marked gold chain; 10k marked gold chain; Sterling Silver Necklace and Sterling Silver Necklace and Earring Set; 14k Marked Necklace Chain; (4) pieces 14kt Marked Jewelryearrings, and charm; Ferret Watch Company Key wind Pocket watch; 14k Marked Chain and 14k DRICZ Marked Emblem; Elgin NHTL Watch Co. 7 Jewel Pocket Watch; United States ten dollar coin; Lot of Hand Made Turquoise Unmarked Jewelry; Flat of costume jewelry including earrings, bracelets, necklace and more; Bulova Wrist Watch with Box; Roskope Pocket Watch; Elgin 14k Gold Filled Pocket Watch; Fiesta Wall Clock, Toaster, and Napkin Holder; 35+ Longaberger Baskets; The Heywood Hardy Forgiven Framed Print; Framed Canvas Painting Francis Page 1962; Wooden Nesting Doll Set; Oil Lamps and More notes & terMs: There will be a 10% buyer’s premium on all purchases. Online Bidding terms apply.

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Kaufman realty & auctions, llc. auctioneer: cliff sprang, realtor® / auctioneer (330) 464-5155 or cliff.sprang@kaufmanrealty.com

Roger’s Community Auction and Flea Market The Tri-State Area’s Largest Flea Market & Auctions 330-227-3232 RogersOhio.com 45625 SR 154, Rogers, OH 44455 Flea Market eveRy FRidAy each week yeAR ROund Open First Saturday of each Month April - October 2021 Monthly Consignment Auction Live Second Tuesday each Month Weekly Hay & Grain Wednesday, Fresh egg & Small Livestock Friday Online Auctions visit RogersOhio.com For dates, details and photos Flea Market open Fridays January-December

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Roxy Theatre will host comedy night Jan. 20

Thursday, January 18, 2024 | Auction Guide and Antique Collector

LIVE/ONLINE AUCTION

Pickup for Online buyers will be Monday Feb. 5th from 3:00-6:00 P.M.

559 Belden Parkway, Sugarcreek, OH 44681

riFles including: Winchester Mod 70 Pre ‘64 Varmint .243; Winchester Mod 66 Centennial Commemorative; Winchester Mod 1892 .44WCF; Winchester Mod 62 .22 Short; (2) Winchester Mod 67 .22LR; Winchester Mod 47 .22LR; Winchester Mod 94 Wells Fargo Commemorative; Winchester Mod 94AE .45 Colt; (2) Remington Mod 24 .22 Short; Remington Mod 16 .22 Auto; Remington Mod 4 .22LR; (13) Remington Mod 7615 Police .223; Remington Mod 581 .22LR; Remington Mod 700 .308; Remington Mod 700 .338 Rem Ultra Mag; (2) Ruger Mini 14 .223; (3) Ruger 10-22 .22LR; Ruger 77-22 .22 Hornet; BSA International Match .22LR; Colt Lightning .22LR; Marlin Mod 1894S .44 Mag; Marlin Mod 1894CS .357 Mag; Springfield Mod 1884 .45-70; Browning Mod 1885 .22-250; Custom Mauser; and others shOTguns including: Remington Mod 1100 Skeet Matched Pair 28 GA & .410; Remington Sportsman 58 20GA; (2) Remington Mod 10 12GA; Remington Mod 31 12GA; (2) Remington Mod 1100 12GA; Browning A-5 Light 12 12GA; Browning Mod BPS 10GA; Winchester Mod 1897 Black Diamond Trap 12GA; Winchester Mod 97 12GA; Winchester Mod 12 16GA; Winchester Mod 101 12GA; Winchester Mod 20 .410; Winchester Mod 37 .410; Winchester Mod 42 Deluxe .410 (Refinished); Winchester Mod 41 .410; (3) Winchester Mod 37 12GA, some Red Letter; Parker 16GA; Parker 20GA; Abercrombie & Fitch 12GA; and others 10+ MuzzlelOaders including: Harpers Ferry Musket; Samuel McCosh; Freeman Miller (Local); & other modern & vintage handguns including: S&W Mod 41 .22LR; S&W Mod 22 Compact .22LR; S&W Mod 28-2 .357 Mag; S&W Mod 61-2 .22LR; (7) S&W Mod 15-22P .22LR; S&W Mod 22-A1 .22LR; (2) Ruger Mod P89 9mm; Ruger MKII .22LR; Ruger MKIII .22LR; Ruger P90 .45ACP; Ruger SR22 .22LR; Ruger Blackhawk .41 Mag; Ruger Blackhawk .45 Colt/.45 ACP; (2) Seecamp LWS 32 .32 ACP; Magnum Research Desert Eagle .44 Mag; and others MOunTs & Misc. including: Deer Mounts, Bear Mount, Turkey Mount, Unertl Scope; Leupold Scope; German Dress Dagger; Bayonets for M-1 Garand & Harpers Ferry Musket; Officers Sword; and others nOTes & TerMs: There will be a 10% buyer’s premium on all onsite purchases. Sales Tax Applies and this will be an FFL regulated sale. Online Bidding terms apply. Kaufman realty & auctions, llc. auctioneer: cliff sprang, realTOr® / auctioneer (330) 464-5155 or cliff.sprang@kaufmanrealty.com ray Yoder, realTOr® / auctioneer (330) 204-0110 or ray.Yoder@kaufmanrealty.com

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Thursday, January 18, 2024

NORTH BLOOMFIELD, OH Sat. jan. 20, 2024 Horses start at 9:00 a.m.

Bloomfield livestock Auction llc Located ½ mile west of Rt 45 on Rt 87, n. Bloomfield, Ohio 44450

HORSE AUCTION SeLLing StandaRdBRed HORSeS, SaddLe HORSeS & POnieS

Call in by Wednesday January 17tH, 2024 to Consign loCal Horses in Catalog (440) 685-4487

All non-catalogued horses will be checked-in morning of sale upon arrival **ALL OUT OF STATE HORSES MUST HAVE A SHIPPER STATEMENT PAPER TO BE CHECKED-IN. Papers available at Drop-Off teRMS: CASH, GOOD CHECK DAY OF SALE, VISA, MASTERCARD AND DISCOVER. 5% BUYERS PREMIUM WAIVED WHEN PAID WITH CASH OR GOOD CHECK. Please call your trucker before Saturday to have your horses trucked. To insure you receive your check: Please provide your trucker with a #10 envelope with your full name (first, middle & last), correct mailing address & recommendation of horse, coggins paper if current or EID paper. dealers, Please Call/text your horse list to exclusive dealer number 330-604-0496 before 6:00 a.M. Saturday morning. ReStaURant OPen FOR BReaKFaSt and LUnCH! eQUine inFORMatiOn dOCUMent (eid): Please provide and fill in all information needed on the EID. Your compliance is mandatory! In order to sell a loose horse, paperwork MUST accompany the horse and be signed by the owner on front and back of document in red, green or blue ink. NO BLACK INK! Addresses MUST be complete and signature MUST match the name on the address. You must have a phone number and it must be current (working/in-service). Having your document filled out prior to your arrival on auction day is suggested. You may pick up forms at the Livestock Office or from your trucker. We need your cooperation in this matter and it is in your best interest monetarily. Thank you.

2211 kinsmAn RoAd, nW noRth Bloomfield, ohio 44450 SaLe BaRn 440-685-4487

Madison, oH Fri. Jan. 19, 2024

Preview 4:30 P.m. Auction 6:00 P.m.

Densmore Auctions

Gold & Silver Coin AuCtion 7264 north Ridge Rd. (Rt. 20) Madison, oH 44057 440-773-7771

Ladies & Gentlemen: Preview day Thursday, Jan. 18 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (150) Gold SwiSS 20 Franc coinS (.1867 Troy oz 90% Gold) 1877 Trade dollar (80+) MorGan Silver dollarS To inc: (4) carSon ciTy (2) 1890-CC, 1891-CC & 1882-CC, 1880-O (micro o), 1884-S, 1892-O, 1894-S, 1896-O, 1886-O, 1896-O, 1889-P MS-63 Rainbow Toned, 1894-O, 1885-S, 1892-O, 1892-S, 1894-O, 1901-S & more (45) Peace dollarS to inc: 1923S Toned, 1926-S. 1927-S, 1934-P & 1935-P (100) walkinG liberTy Silver HalFS (140) Franklin Silver HalFS (120) unc 1964 kennedy Silver HalFS (50) rollS Silver QuarTerS Silver diMeS (38) Silver war nickelS 35% Silver 1942-1945 Silver Certificates, Foreign Coins & Paper Currency, State Qtrs., unc Pennies & more TerMS: Cash, Check, Visa, MasterCard & Discover. 13% Buyers Premium, (3% waived for cash).

Auctioneer: BArry Densmore For complete listing & photos densmoreauctions.com

7264 North Ridge • Madison, OH 44057 www.densmoreauctions.com

440-773-7771

Appraisals • Estate & Business Liquidations • Fire Arms BARRY DENSMORE - Auctioneer densmoreauctions@roadrunner.com

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Middlefield, Oh Fri. Jan. 26, 2024 starting at 5:00 pm

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15067 hayes Road, Middlefield, Ohio 44062 Schmidt’s Quality Beer since 1860 sign, “For Me & My Gal” poster/ playbill, Middlefield quart milk bottle, wheel barrow, garden cart, patio set glass top table w/umbrella & 4 chairs w/pads, Ariens lawnmower, Ryobi pressure washer 1700 PSI, Cuisinart grill, small shop vac, tool boxes, new grain shovels, Kobalt tools & bag, Air horn, B&D trimmer, new drill bits & driver set, new stainless steel coffee pot percolator, new Schlage door lever set keyed, Cortland Bank ATM signs, Kenmore dryer, Kenmore stove, Whirlpool washer & dryer, buffet, fluorescent light, marble top table, shop lights, Buddy kerosene heater, small end tables & benches, dresser w/mirror, cedar chest, small cabinet w/marble top, runner sled, piece of marble, Lasalle & Singer sewing machines, post cards, dishes, Razor scooter, jack for trailer, 6” bench grinder, chain saw, Craftsman laser level, hammers, large yoke, GE small freezer, small portable fire pit, hanging lamp, 2-Goebel figurines, 3 small boxes of horse tile pictures, old magazines, old pictures, Hummel plates, Marilyn Monroe music box/jack in the box, Pfaltzgraff snow globe, Old Valentines, Paul Revere bowl new in box, Epson printer/copy/scanner, Avon, tin pieces, pipe wrenches, combination square, ratchets, Allen wrenches, files, combination wrench, drill bits, shop light, aluminum ladder, hand /yard tools, extension cords, gloves, tin pieces, snowman figurines, Santa figurines, pictures, old Noxzema jars, red/blood glasses, porcelain doll, power painter, tin pieces, cake stand, Yamaha posters & banners, Road house pitcher & mugs, Pyrex items, baskets, Roose drug store bags, glass, Knick knacks, Looney Tunes glasses, chairs, granite roaster, emerald ware red & white pieces, chains pry bars, propane lanterns, horse bucket, pots & pans, sewing basket, mixing bowls, puzzles, washstand w/marble top, trunk, buffet, dressing table w/mirror, kids fishing poles, this is only a partial listing! TErMS: CASH, CHECK, MC & VISA 10% Buyers Premium plus 6.75% sales tax Lunch Stand Available.

Mike Davis Auctioneers, LTD.

Berkshire Hathaway Home Services / Stouffer Realty 15067 Hayes Rd. Middlefield, Ohio 44062 440-749-0860 “What We Sell Is Service” Website:www.mikedavisauctioneersohio.com E-Mail: info@mikedavisauctioneersohio.com

TIMED AUCTION UNBELIEVABLE COLLECTION OF D. W. FORD

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: 1986 Mack R Model PM Truck Tractor(300hp, 5-speed, CLOSES: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25TH @ 12:00 factory AC, new condenser, compressor, PM clutch, hoses complete “0” miles on service, DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA new floor, new Bulldog seats, one-of-a-kind), ADDRESS: 1629 Mason Ave., Daytona • 1933 Ford Flatbed Truck(restored), • Beach, Florida 32117 1935 Elto Racing Midget Race Car, • 1928 AB JACK’S NOTE: An icon in the world of collectMack(fully restored), • (2)Restored ibles, primarily trucks and 1925 Steelcraft AC 5-ton Dump Truck Pedal accessories. Having sold our real estate, we TH Toys, • 1992 Chevy Pickup Truck(4x4, will sell everything else. 73,000mi.), • All Types of Mack Signs & OrDavid has always TH had the reputation to have naments, Memorabilia, • 1930’s Fry the cleanest items possible. Texaco Visable Gas Pump(w/original tinted You can tell, his yard is meticulus. glass cylinder), • 1930’s Fry Original SITE PHONE: (386) 871-6475 David / (386) Restored Visable Gas Pump(w/original tinted 944-9300Beach, Florida 32117 ADDRESS: 1629 Mason Ave., Daytona glass cylinder), • Original Gilbarco Gas FL LICENSE: AB-1091 • FL AUCTIONEER: Pump(w/original Mobilgas globe), • 1930’s Jack Lyon JACK’S NOTE: An icon in the world ofAU-1548 collectibles, primarily trucks and Original Restored Gilbarco Mdlsold 86 Gas ALEXwe LYON SON everything else. accessories. Having our real estate, will& sell Pump(w/reproduction globe), • toSALES MANAGERS AUCTIONEERS, INC., David has alwaysMobilgas had the reputation have the cleanest& items possible. Original Restored 1947 Cities Eriehis yard BRIDGEPORT, NY 13030 YouService can tell, is meticulus. 771HIGHLIGHTS Gas Pump, • Reproduction AS Mack Poly RPhone: • Fax: 5-speed, (315) 633INCLUDE:1950 1986 Model (315) Truck633-2944 Tractor(300hp, Gas Pump, • Large Mack AC Steam 5635 factory AC, new condenser, compressor, clutch, hoses complete “0” miles on service, Shovel Toy(one-of-a-kind w/letter from makGo to WWW.LYONAUCTION.COM for more new floor, new Bulldog seats, one-of-a-kind), • 1933 Ford Flatbed Truck(restored), • er, framed photo that includes one of Al details 1935 Elto Racing Midget Race Car, • 1928 AB Mack(fully restored), • (2)Restored Capone’s cars), • Approximately (70) Signs, 1925 Steelcraft AC 5-ton Dump Truck Pedal Toys, • 1992 Chevy Pickup Truck(4x4, • (2)‘Mack’ Lubesters(restored, one-ofa73,000mi.), All Types of Mack• Signs kind), • Coke •Vendo Machines, Early & Ornaments, Memorabilia, • 1930’s Fry Texaco Visable Gas Pump(w/original tinted glass cylinder), • 1930’s Fry Original 1900’s Restored Hard Rubber Tire Pole Restored Visable Gas Pump(w/original tinted glass cylinder), • Original Gilbarco Gas Dolly Trailer(s/a), • Approximately (10)TherPump(w/original Mobilgas • 1930’s Original Restored Gilbarco Mdl 86 Gas mometer Signs(Mack, IH, JD), globe), • Barber’s Pump(w/reproduction Mobilgas globe), • Original Restored 1947 Cities Service Erie Chair, • (2)Life-Size Coke Santa’s (w/restored 771&Gas Pump, • Reproduction tryke scooter), • Group of Coke 1950 AS Poly Gas Pump, • Large Mack AC Steam ShovelMachines, Toy(one-of-a-kind w/letter from •maker, framed photo that includes one of Al & Pepsi • Cigarette Machines, Capone’sIndians, cars), •• Life-Size Approximately (2)Wooden Gulf (70) Signs, • (2)‘Mack’ Lubesters(restored, one-ofa-kind), • Mannequin, Coke Vendo • Early 1900’s Restored Hard Rubber Tire Pole Serviceman • Machines, Life-Size PoliceDolly Trailer(s/a), • Approximately man Mannequin, • (3)Clocks, • Antique(10)Thermometer Signs(Mack, IH, JD), • Barber’s Toys, • (5)Mack Fire Extinguishers, • Early Chair, • (2)Life-Size Coke Santa’s (w/restored tryke & scooter), • Group of Coke Dry&Ice Bubble-up Refrigerator(restored), Pepsi Machines, • Cigarette Machines, • (2)Wooden Indians, • Life-Size Gulf • Serviceman National Cash Register, •• Life-Size (4)Boxes Policeman Oil Mannequin, Mannequin, • (3)Clocks, • Antique Bottles(original), • Ratchet Binders, • • Early Dry Ice Bubble-up Refrigerator(restored), Toys, • (5)Mack Fire Extinguishers, Steel Shelving,Cash • (30+)Boxes Tools, • Oil Bottles(original), • Ratchet Binders, • • National Register, •of(4)Boxes Thermometers, • (2)Neon Ford Signs, Steel Shelving, • (30+)Boxes of Tools, • Thermometers, • (2)Neon Ford Signs, • Sunbeam Store Display, • (2)Mack Rugs, •Rugs, • Goodyear Tire Display, • Life-Size • Sunbeam Store Display, • (2)Mack Goodyear Tire Display, • Life-Size M&M Figures(large), • Metal Wolfs Head Double-Sided Curb Sign, • Reproduction M&M Figures(large), Metal Wolfs Head Bronze Sculpture, • Big Vintage Fischer Remington Design •‘Conestoga Wagon’ Double-Sided Curb Sign, • Reproduction Anvil w/Stand, • Metal Mack Supervisor’s Desk(from Texas Macks), • Like New Remington Design ‘Conestoga Wagon’ Bronze Aluminum Tagalong Trailer(t/a), • John Deere Gator(70hrs.), • Like New Cat GP35N Sculpture, • Big Vintage Fischer Forklift(7000lb., 96hrs.). Anvil w/Stand, • Metal Mack Supervisor’s Desk(from Texas Macks), • Like New SITE PHONE: (386) 871-6475 David / (386) 944-9300 Aluminum Tagalong Trailer(t/a), • John Deere FL LICENSE: • FL AUCTIONEER: AU-1548 Jack Lyon Gator(70hrs.), • Like AB-1091 New Cat GP35N Forklift(7000lb., 96hrs.). TIMED AUCTION SALES MANAGERS UNBELIEVABLE COLLECTION OF D. W. FORD& AUCTIONEERS, INC., NY 13030 Only the Best from an IconBRIDGEPORT, of Collectibles Property is Sold Phone: (315) 633-2944 • Fax: (315) 633-5635 OPENS: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11TH @ 12:00

Only the Best from an Icon of Collectibles Property is Sold

OPENS: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11 @ 12:00 PM CLOSES: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25 @ 12:00 PM DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA

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Knox County Beekeepers offer courses in February MOUNT VERNON, Ohio — The Knox County Beekeepers Association will hold its annual Beginner Beekeeping Classes in Room 105 of Faculty Hall on the Campus of Mount Vernon Nazarene University. The course will be divided into two classes, held Feb. 10 and Feb. 24 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The first session will address how to get started and the second session will teach methods of managing honeybees. The first class will cover what you will need and where to purchase bees and equipment and how to care for bees and keep them healthy. Instruction also will be given on what to look for when you are working with bees, basic biology and behaviors, bee health, pest problems and solutions and of course honey harvesting. The second class will delve a bit deeper into the art of hive management with discussion topics such as making more honey, catching swarms, collecting pollen and splitting hives. The fee for each class is $75 and includes a copy of “First Lessons in Beekeeping” by Keith Delplane and one-year memberships to the Knox County Beekeepers Association and The Ohio State Beekeepers Association. If you sign up for both classes, the cost is only $130. Lunch will be provided. Students are free when accompanied by a registered adult. Be sure and ask about youth scholarships available from KCBA. Preregistration (including students) is required. The number of registrations will be limited, so register early. Visit knoxbees.com to learn more about the classes and to register. For questions, call Jeff Gabric at 740-760-0300.

Workshops cover making maple syrup and maple treats MIDDLEFIELD, Ohio — Maple Producers of NE Ohio will host two workshops Jan. 20 that will range from making maple syrup to turning that syrup into maple treats. Come to one or both. Workshop One – Backyard Maple Syrup Maker: The MPNEO will walk through the basics of making maple syrup from tree ID, tapping, gathering, storage, hobby boiling techniques on a smaller scale, filtering and finishing syrup. The workshop will be held at James Miller’s Sugar Valley Maple Farm, 15771 Chipmunk Lane in Middlefield from 8:30 a.m. to noon. Workshop Two – Home Kitchen Confections: In the afternoon, MPNEO members will demonstrate the basics of making maple candy, maple-coated nuts, maple cream and maple sugar. The workshop will be held at The Patterson Center at the Geauga County Fairgrounds, 14269 Claridon-Troy Road in Burton from 1 to 3 p.m. Registration is requested by Jan. 17. Attendance is limited to 25 for each workshop. The registration fee is $20 for each workshop. The money raised will go to support the operation/maintenance of the MPNEO Fairground’s Sugarhouse during the Great Geauga County Fair over Labor Day Weekend. To register, go to MPNEOH.com. For more information, call 440-785-6877.

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In art deco, form follows function

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Antiques & Collecting By Terry and Kim Kovel

The legal definition of an antique is that it is at least 100 years old. This means the Art Deco era is officially reaching antique status. The name “art deco” is believed to come from the Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes (International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts) in Paris in 1925, but the style already existed by the time of the exhibition. World War I is generally considered the end of the Art Nouveau period and the beginning of art deco. People were moving into smaller homes and wanted inexpensive furniture where form followed function. The new machinery, manufacturing techniques and materials of the time lent themselves to the sleek geometric shapes that defined the era. This cabinet, made in Italy in 1934, shows characteristics of Art Deco style. It is constructed from smooth, simple shapes in veneers, acrylic and lacquered wood. Decorations are contained within the cabinet’s shape. Instead of ornate carvings, the cabinet has burl veneer, bands and squared spirals of dark wood. The cabinet sold for $2,322 at a Cowan’s auction.

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FLASHBACK By Mick Harper 1. Which group had a hit with “Rock Around the Clock”? 2. Name the ‘60s group that made a hit out of the 1934 classic “Blue Moon.” 3. What did Jerry Weiss, Dick Halligan and Jim Fielder have in common? 4. Who sang lead on “My Girl”? 5. Name the song that contains this lyric: “The poet, the physician, the farmer, the scientist, the magician and the other so-called gods of our legends.”

ANSWERS 1. Bill Haley and His Comets, in 1964. It became an anthem for youth of the day, and stayed at the top of the chart for two months. 2. The Marcels. The group named themselves after a hairstyle that used curling tongs heated over a gas burner, the forerunner of a curling iron. 3. They were among the eight original members who started Blood, Sweat & Tears in 1967, all of them backup singers who also played instruments. 4. David Ruffin, with the Temptations. 5. “Atlantis,” by Donovan in 1968. The strange song about the mythological Atlantis had everything going against it, including that it was nearly five minutes long, yet it climbed charts around the globe and was even covered by several others. (©2023 King Features Synd., Inc.)

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late 1950s-early 1960s. They had the first editions of Dr. Seuss books. The books are in good condition. Are they worth anything? A. Theodor Seuss Geisel wrote more than 60 children’s books under the name Dr. Seuss. Some of his most famous books were written in the 1950s and ‘60s and continue to be the most popular children’s books in the world. Identifying Suess’s first-edition books is a challenge. The publishers did not explicitly print “First Edition” but printed a copyright date. Some experts can help identify books that may be valuable first editions. Recent high-priced books are “And to Think I Saw it on Mulberry Street,” Horton Hears a Who” and “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.” They have recently sold from $300 to $2,400.

• • • CURRENT PRICES • Salt and pepper shakers, ceramic, Rockingham glaze, architectural planter form, two cones end-toend, marked “Genuine Rockingham, Cook/Serve by Tackett,” LaGardo Tackett, 1960s, 5-by-2 3/4 inches, diameter, $55. • Furniture, chair, Shell, molded fiberglass, elephant hide gray, molded rope edge, black wire Eiffel Tower

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Specializing in Antique Clocks & Pocket Watches Housecalls on Grandfather Clocks The art deco period began about 100 years ago and has not lost its appeal. This geometric cabinet with wood veneers is an example of the style. (Kovels. com photo)

base, Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller, 30 1/2-by-25-by-21 inches, $375. • Doorstop, two bathing beauties, huddling together under umbrella, Art Deco style, cast iron, Fish Series, Hubley, 11 inches, $740. • Pottery tile, peacock and small bird in tree, multicolored, glossy finish, marked, Paul Revere Pottery, c. 1915, frame, 5 1/4-by-5 1/4 inches, $985. • Toy, robot, Chief Smoky, Advanced Robotman, “Mr. Chief” on chest, walks in erratic pattern, head lights up, releases smoke through top of helmet, battery operated, Yoshiya, Japan, original box, 12 inches, $2,345.

Shalersville Historical Society meeting set for Feb. 11 SHALERSVILLE, Ohio — Shalersville Historical Society will kick off the 2024 season with its first general meeting Feb. 11 at 3 p.m. at the museum located at 9154 state Route 44. Meetings are free and open to the public. Attendees can learn about the latest work on the schoolhouse, while light refreshments are served.

As a general reminder, membership dues must be paid the first of each year, and the society is always looking for more volunteers — young or old or somewhere in between. Anyone who loves local history and can devote a couple hours a month is welcome. For more information, call Judy Richardson at 330-389-0598.

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Charles street Antiques 730 Charles st.,Wellsburg, WV 26070 Wellsburg is located 15 miles N. of I-70 from Wheeling, 10 miles S. of Rt. 22 from Weirton on W.V. Rt. 2 large selection glass & china, furniture, primitives, dry goods open DAily 10-5, sunDAy 12-4

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McKinley Presidential Library & Museum announces Soup at Six season pass CANTON, Ohio — The McKinley Presidential Library & Museum is offering a Soup at Six season pass for its entire lineup for 2024. The cost is $140 for seven Soup at Six programs; pass holders will save $5 per program. The deadline for purchasing a season pass is Feb. 8. Refunds will not be issued if pass holders cannot attend an individual soup. Passes can be purchased by calling 330-455-7043. The 2024 Soup at Six programs are listed below:

Hello from Hazard! Here’s your first look at Item No. 1263, which was submitted by Dean A. Smith, of Clyde, Ohio. Item No. 1263 is a wooden knife, about 24 inches long, with a rounded cutting edge that is about ¼ inch. Do you know what Item No. 1263 may have been used for? Let us know by emailing us at editorial@ farmanddairy.com or by mail to Hazard a Guess, c/o Farm and Dairy, P.O. Box 38, Salem, OH 44460.

Feb. 15 Lawyer, Governor, Friend: William McKinley’s Stop in Stark County that Lasted Forever … 1891-1896 Archivist Mark Holland presents the third installment of his “Hometown Series” on William McKinley. He will illustrate with sight and sound a part of McKinley’s life in Canton before he places himself on the national scene as President of the United States.

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March 14 Women at Work Executive Director Kim Kenney will present this brand-new program to celebrate Women’s History Month. Over the past 200 years, women have

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worked in a variety of professions, ranging from engraving pocketwatches at Dueber-Hampden to building components for the war effort in Canton’s factories in the 1940s. This program will explore the jobs and careers that women have held, including profiles of local pioneering women. May 9 Steamy Women. Discover World Associate Ashlea Zantene will explore the roles and impact of women on the early American railroad when the iron horse ruled the world of transportation. Being discussed will be the dawn of steam locomotives from the perspective of women, their impact on the railroad industry during both World Wars and stories from women across the country influenced by the railroad. Aug. 8 McKinley’s New Creases Presented in collaboration with the Massillon Museum, this program will explore the social, cultural and political attitudes towards the adoption of the men’s trousers crease in the late 19th century. In particular, Brian Centrone will discuss how President McKinley’s adoption of the style shifted fashion allegiance from

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the Prince of Wales to the U.S. President, signaling the rise of America as the new global superpower. Sept. 12 Protecting the Past Protecting cultural treasures during wartime is complicated. The rules of engagement often prohibit the military from responding to threats near historic cultural sites. Learn more about the bravery of curators, the destruction of antiquities and the importance of historical memory in this brand-new program presented by Executive Director Kim Kenney and 20-year Air Force veteran Karen Everman. Oct. 3 Secret Societies Science Director Lynette Reiner will examine ancient secret societies such as the Illuminati, Freemasons, Knights Templar and more. These societies were the incubators of democracy, modern science and ecumenical religion. They elected their own leaders and drew up constitutions to govern their operations. Nov. 14 Christmas in the White House Director of Education Ally Carlson will give an illustrated program that looks at how some of our past presidents have celebrated Christ-

MOMENTS IN TIME • On Jan. 22, 2006, Evo Morales became Bolivia’s first indigenous president, with a primary focus on fighting poverty and reducing the influence of transnational corporations. As more than half of the country’s population identified as indigenous at the time, political analysts drew comparisons with the election of Nelson Mandela to the South African presidency in 1994. • On Jan. 23, 1986, the first musical artists were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, including Elvis Presley, James Brown and Ray Charles. Generally, the number of inductees each year ranges from about a half-dozen to a dozen. • On Jan. 24, 1908, the first Boy Scout troop was organized by cavalry officer Lieutenant General Robert Baden-Powell in England, who had also written a book called “Scouting for Boys.” Two years later, BadenPowell went on to organize the Girl Guides as a separate entity. • On Jan. 25, 2005, more than 300 people died in a stampede at the Mandher Devi Temple in India during the annual Kalubai Jatra pilgrimage, which takes place during the first full moon of January and is marked by animal sacrifices to the goddess Kalubai. The pilgrimage attracts over 350,000 Hindus every year. • On Jan. 26, 2014, two white “Peace” doves released by Pope Francis were attacked by a seagull and crow shortly after they were set free. Thousands of people witnessed the attacks, as they had been observing the Pope’s Angelus prayer. • On Jan. 27, 1944, following the loss of hundreds of thousands of Russian lives, the siege of Leningrad was finally broken after 872 days, during which German forces had allowed no food or medical supplies to enter the country. • On Jan. 28, 1917, U.S. forces gave up searching for Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa after nearly a year, following his massacre of 16 American citizens at Santa Isabel in northern Mexico and another 17 U.S. citizens in Columbus, New Mexico. President Woodrow Wilson had sent U.S. forces into Mexico with orders to capture Villa dead or alive. (©2023 King Features Synd., Inc.)

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SteingaSS Farm auction

Due to Mr. Steingass downsizing his farming operation, we will sell by Absolute Auction located at:

3108 Lester Rd., Medina, OH 44256

1 mile North of Rt. 18 on Rt. 252 (at Mallet Creek), then West on Spieth Rd. at the roundabout for ¾ mile and North on Lester Rd. for ½ mile to auction site. Very small auction, so be on time. See pictures at www.rdfarnsworth.com. Check online the week of the sale for updated pictures.

tractor: Massey Ferguson 1085 open station tractor w/81 HP Perkins Diesel, 540 PTO, 6Fx2R transmission, 3 pt., dual remotes, & 18.4-34 rear tires. Hay EquipmEnt: New Holland 273 square baler; nice New Holland 477 haybine; New Holland 55 rake; 8’x16’ flatbed hay wagon. Farm EquipmEnt: Woods 5’ brush hog (3 pt.); nice Oliver 565 4x16” semi mounted plow; John Deere 17x7” grain drill; 5 shank 3 pt. chisel plow; Hutchinson 6241 6”x41’ pto grain auger w/hopper; (2) Gravity wagons – approx. 200 bu.; 7’ 3 pt. blade; Dunham 8’ cultipacker; Case 18’ drag harrow; Kukler 120 gal. 3 pt. sprayer w/booms; tilt snowmobile trailer; (4) 12”x12” barn beams (approx. 4’ long). conSignEd itEmS: New Holland 56 hay rake; PZ Zweegers HS-360 3 pt. tedder/rake; New Holland 327 Manure Spreader; New Holland haybine. auction tErmS: Accepted forms of payment are Cash, Good local checks, and Credit cards. 5% Buyer’s Premium, waived for cash or good checks. ID required to register. Payment in full must be made on auction day. Buyer takes responsibility for safety & proper use of all items purchased. All items are sold “AS IS, WHERE IS” with no guarantees or warranties. All sales are final.

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absolute online Timed auction. Internet bidding only, through Proxibid. auction location is:

8569 Yoder Rd., Wadsworth, OH 44281

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Preview Date: FriDay, January 19 FroM 3 P.M. untiL 5 P.M. CheCkout/PiCkuP Date: tuesDay, January 23 FroM 10 a.M. untiL 2 P.M. MachInIST & auToMoTIve ToolS/ShoP ITeMS: Nice ACER E-Mill Vertical Milling Machine w/power feed & digital readout; JET GH-1440W-3 Metal lathe; 3-phase converter; Lincoln 175HD MIG welder; Cornwell 13 drawer rolling tool chest/workbench; Eastwood buffer; Quincy QT-5 60 gal. air compressor; Skat Blast sandblast cabinet; sandblaster; engine stands; 36” metal brake; 12 ton shop press; Craftsman tool chests; parts washer; metal workbenches; Dayton grinder w/stand; oil & automotive chemicals; tire balancer; scrap metal; assorted power & hand tools; machinist tools; battery charger w/420A boost; porta-power; transmission jack; shop vacs; ladders; pallet racking; Billy Goat lawn vac. RacIng ITeMS & PaRTS: PORTATREE Eliminator drag racing simulator; Engine run stand; Holley, BG Demon, & Quick Fuel 4-barrel racing carburetors; torque converters; 1956 & 57 Thunderbird hood ornaments & parts; asst. performance engine & transmission parts; misc. automotive parts & racing items; drag racing trophies. FuRnITuRe/houSehold: Nice Ethan Allen sofa & loveseat; Nichols &

Stone maple dining room table & chairs; Dixie Oak king bedroom set w/ bed, dresser, & chest; bar stools; Ethan Allen coffee & end tables; Chellis House dinette table & Chairs; area rugs; Flexsteel microsuede elec. lift chair (nice); recliner chair; oak file cabinets & Computer desks (nice); floor & table lamps; framed artwork; 66”, 55”, 32” & 22” Flat Screen TVs; vases & other home décor; Longaberger baskets; Christmas decorations; Goebel & Lladro Nativity sets; Whirlpool Duet front-load washing machine & gas dryer; small appliances & kitchen items; vacuum sweepers; outdoor games; plastic folding tables; aluminum wheelchair ramp; 14k BTU portable air conditioner; misc. clean household items. TeRMS: Registration and bidding through Proxibid.com. Accepted payments: Cash, Certified Checks, Wire Transfers, Credit Cards. 10% Buyer’s Premium on all sales, 5% Cash Discount. Buyer takes responsibility for safety & proper use of all items purchased. All items are sold “As Is” with no guarantees or warranties. All sales are final. Read auction listing on Proxibid for full auction terms.

Sale by Order Of: The CharleS POwell TruST

Sale by order of: Mr. Jon SteingaSS - owner

online only • Thurs. Jan. 25, 2024 Lots CLose: starting at 12 noon

EshlEr OnlinE ThErmOmETEr AucTiOn absolute Online Timed auction. Internet bidding only, through Proxibid. auction location is:

Wooster, oH Sat. Feb. 10, 2024 starting at 9:00 a.M.

73rd Wayne County

12798 Seville Rd., Sterling, OH 44276 see full auction catalog and pictures online at www.proxibid.com/rdfarnsworth

Preview Date: weDnesDay, January 24, 2024 from noon untiL 2 P.m. CheCkout/PiCkuP Date: friDay, January 26 from 10 am untiL 2 P.m.

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Buckeye equipment Auction Located at the Wayne County Fairgrounds

199 Vanover st., Wooster, oH 44691 See full ad & pictures at www.rdfarnsworth.com (Photos on this ad are from past auctions)

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Accepting consignments of quality Tractors, Skid Steers, Farm Machinery, Hay Equipment, Livestock Items, Mini Excavators, Construction Equipment, and other good Ag-related items. This is one of the oldest, cleanest, and most well attended annual consignment auctions in the area! Low commission rates for large items. Free advertising (with pictures) for early consignments. Call Russ at (330) 334-3731 for consignment details, or email russ@rdfarnsworth.com Consignments will be accepted on Wednesday 2/7 through Friday 2/9 (8 A.M. to 4 P.M. each day). auCtion teRmS: Cash or Good check with NO Buyer’s Premium. Credit Cards accepted with 5% BP. ID to register. All sales are final. All items sold “As Is” with no guarantees. Note: Photos on this ad are from last year’s auction.

auCtioneers: russ FarnsWorth,

Chris & Matt sulzener, Ben & Brad higgins

gas & OIL/auTOMOTIvE: Fram Filters; Siewert Oil; Standard Fuel Oils; SOHIO; Purolator; Gulf Gas & Oil; Prestone Antifreeze; NAPA Batteries; Delco Battery; Bud’s Radiator; DuPont Motorsports; Briggs & Stratton Engines; Packard Motorcars; Weaver Oil; Whited Motors; Bowe’s Radiator Chemicals; Trico wiper blades; Landmark Petroleum; Timken Bearing; Snap-On tools; D&F Chevrolet; Klebar-Colombes Tires; Auto-Lite; Ditzler Auto; and more. sOda: Coca-Cola; Royal Crown Cola; Pepsi; 7-UP; Bubble Up; Gatorade; A&W Root Beer; Teem; Nesbitts; Golden Sun-Drop; Mason’s Root Beer; and more. BEEr & LIquOr: Jack Daniel’s Whiskey; Seagram’s Bourbon; Carstairs Whiskey; Fleischmann’s Gin; Gilbey’s Gin & Vodka; Windsor Whiskey; Koch’s Beer; Cobbs Creek Whiskey; Champale; Rolling Rock; Pabst Blue Ribbon; Schweppe’s Tonic; Hiram Walker’s Vodka; Walker’s Bourbon; Wolfschmidt Vodka; Jacquin’s Vodka; Haller’s County Fair Bourbon; Gordon;s Gin; Labatt’s Beer; Old Dutch Beer; and more. TOBaCCO: Mail Pouch (porcelain); Winston Cigarettes; Camel, Oasis; Railroad Mills snuff; Chesterfield; L&M Cigarettes; Raleigh Cigarettes; Salem; Kentucky Club; Kent Cigarettes; Grads Cigarettes; Fatima (porcelain); Timber Wolf Snuff; Marvels; Kodiak; Cash Value chewing tobacco; and more. FarM-rELaTEd: John Deere; Gehl Farm Equip.; Kidron Livestock Auction; Amstutz Eggs (Orrville, OH); Pro-

ducer’s Marketing; Wooster Co-Op Poultry; Farmer’s Almanac; Kasco Feeds; Carhartt; WG Dairy; Dairymen’s; Milk Producer’s Federation; Licking Co. Farm Bureau; Mt. Hope Elevator; Rupp Seed; Marshall’s Feed; Rieck-McJunkin Dairy; Coba Select Sires; Reiter Dairy; Lodi Implement; Chippewa Lake Elevator; Production Credit; Ken-L Ration Feed; Bonanza Buildings; Hansen Inoculator; and More. hOusEhOLd gOOds: (2) EX-LAX (porcelain); Carter White Lead Paint (porcelain); TUMS; Dole Fruits; Modern Appliances; DuPont Thinners; Arnel; Dr. Scholl’s; Scot Towels; Serta Mattress; Ramon’s Laxative; Campbell soup; Aunt Jemima; Battleship soap; Morton Salt; Westinghouse; Medina Radio; Maxwell House; and more. TErMs: Registration and bidding through Proxibid. com. Accepted payments: Cash, Certified Checks, Wire Transfers, Credit Cards. 10% Buyer’s Premium on all sales, 5% Cash Discount. Buyer takes responsibility for safety & proper use of all items purchased. All items are sold “As Is” with no guarantees or warranties. All sales are final. Read auction listing on Proxibid for full auction terms.

Sale by Order Of: denniS & Janice eShler

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.54-Acre commerciAl lot in SAlem corner lot At e. 3rd St. And n. BroAdwAy Ave. online only Absolute auction, all sells to the highest bidder online only. Location: 265 n. Broadway avE., SaLEm, oh 44460. visit www.kikoauctions.com for full details. Auction By order of: HowellS fAmily revocABle truSt Auctioneer/reAltor: ryAn KiKo, 330-831-8565 or ryAnKiKo@KiKocompAny.com KiKo auctioneers (330) 455-9357 • www.kikoauctions.com

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Carnival Glass – Marbles – beatles ColleCtibles reCord albuMs – antiques – Furniture – tools online only Absolute auction, all sells to the highest bidders online only. PickuP Location: 1864 GLESS avE., akron, oh 44301. visit www.kikoauctions.com for full details. auCtioneer/realtor: Matthew P. KiKo, 330-327-9617 or MattKiKo@KiKoCoMPany.CoM kiko auctioneers (330) 455-9357 • www.kikoauctions.com

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Online Only COunty AuCtiOn MOnthly COnsignMent trAilers – truCks – FArM equip. tOOls – lAwn & gArden – VehiCles – COnstruCtiOn Absolute auction, all sells to the highest bidders onlinE only. drop-oFF/prEviEw/pickup location: county auction barn – 9456 columbuS rd., louiSvillE, oh 44641 dirEctionS: Take SR 173 (State St.) 2 miles east of SR 44 or 3 miles west of US Rt. 62 to Columbus Rd. and auction. drop-oFF datES: Thursday – January 25, 2024 – 9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. and Friday – January 26, 2024 – 9:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. prEviEw: Wednesday – January 31, 2024 – 4:00-5:00 P.M. pickup: Saturday – February 3, 2024 - 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. Contact auctioneers to add your items! Our fenced, graveled lot provides ample parking for drop-offs, preview, and loadouts! Not accepting furniture, tires, or household goods. Thank you! onlinE tErmS: Visa, MasterCard & Wire Transfer accepted. Wire Transfer required on purchases totaling $2,000 or greater. 10% buyer’s premium on all sales. Information is believed to be accurate but not guaranteed. Multi Par auction process may be used. All applicable sales tax will be added to the purchase price of all purchases deemed taxable in accordance with Federal, State and/or Local Laws. AuCtiOneers/reAltOrs: MAtthew p. kikO, 330-327-9617 Or MAttkikO@kikOCOMpAny.COM And geOrge p. kikO, 330-418-1095 Or geOrge@kikOCOMpAny.COM kiko auctioneers (330) 455-9357 • www.kikoauctions.com

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CommerCial real estate 4,484-sq.-Ft. GaraGe With oFFiCe spaCe – Corner lot Boardman tWp. – hiGh traFFiC Count – prime loCation Zoned General Business – Bid live or online BiddinG availaBle Owners sold the business. Absolute auction, all sells to the highest bidder on locaTion: 8597 MarkeT sT., boardMan, oh 44512 direcTions: Take Market St. south of Rt. 224 (corner of Western Reserve and Market). Watch for KIKO signs.

real esTaTe: 3 overhead doors, 20 X 9, 10 X 9, & 16 X 12. Two heated shop areas, one with bath and laundry. Finished offices and half bath in middle section of the building with FA heat and central air. 146 X 80 lot, parking in front and back, full-length overhead unit unfinished, studded in. Could be storage, office, or apartments. Upper unit has separate outside entrance. Concrete block structure with steel roof and siding done in 2005. Public utilities. Open 11 A.M. auction day or shown by appointment. TerMs on real esTaTe: 10% down auction day, balance due at closing. A 10% buyer’s premium will be added to the highest bid to establish the purchase price. Any desired inspections must be made prior to bidding. All information contained herein was derived from sources believed to be correct. Information is believed to be accurate but not guaranteed. auCtioneer/realtor: rudy W. KiKo, 330-540-2416, rudyKiKo@KiKoCompany.Com realtor: melanie K. royer, 330-831-1446, melanie@KiKoCompany.Com kiko auctioneers (330) 455-9357 • www.kikoauctions.com

Hindman, Freeman’s auction houses to merge PHILADELPHIA— The auction house Hindman announced Jan. 9 that it will continue to expand its national footprint by merging with America’s oldest auction house, the 200-year-old Philadelphia-based Freeman’s. With a combined six salerooms and 18 regional offices across the country, Freeman’s and Hindman stand to have the largest, coastto-coast presence of any auction house in the United States, with plans to expand into international markets. As one of the first actions, Freeman’s | Hindman will open its new permanent New York saleroom in January. Located at 32 East 67th Street in the heart of the Upper East Side’s art district with up to 5,000 square feet of space available to the company, it is truly setting its sights on New York as a major center of growth. For Freeman’s, it is a return to the city with a physical presence, although both companies have had senior specialists working with clients in New York for many years. This move is in response to the strong demand they have established in this vibrant and key area of the art market. Alyssa D. Quinlan will serve as the merged company’s Chief Executive Officer after being appointed CEO at Hindman in January 2023. The new company will boast an extensive network and continue to offer a full suite of services including auctions, appraisals, private sales and art advisory. In 2024, marquee auctions will continue to be held in salerooms across the country, with plans to present a coordinated sale schedule in the coming months

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Leetonia, oH • Sat. Jan. 20, 2024 starting at 9:30 a.M.

AnnuAl Winter MAchinery And equipMent consignMent Auction locAted At the coluMbiAnA county FAirgrounds - online only trActors – FArM & construction equipMent – trucks – trAilers lAWn equipMent – etc. Absolute auction, all sells to the highest bidders oNliNe oNly. PReview/ PickuP locATioN: 225 lee Ave. (SR 164), liSboN, oh 44432. DiRecTioNS: US Rt. 30 to Lisbon and north on SR 45 to Lee Ave. (SR 164) and east to the fairgrounds. call early to consign – Free advertising with photos on website. DeliveRy/DRoP-oFF DATeS: With Loader Available: February 19 & 20 – 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Each Day and February 21 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. ONLY. oPeN houSe/PReview: Saturday, February 24, & Monday, February 26 – 12:00-4:00 P.M. PickuP/loADouT: Thursday, February 29 & Friday, March 1 – 9:00 AM – 5:00 P.M. Each Day NoTe: No small items and items of no value. TeRMS: Visa, MasterCard, and Wire Transfer accepted. Wire transfers required on invoices over $2,000. 10% buyer’s premium on all sales. Information is believed to be accurate but not guaranteed. Multi par auction process may be used. Auctioneers: rudy W. kiko, 330-540-2416, rudykiko@kikocoMpAny.coM, russell t. (rusty) kiko, Jr., c.A.i., 330-495-0923, rAndAll l. kiko, 330-831-0174, rAndAllkiko@kikocoMpAny.coM, & ryAn M. kiko, 330-831-8565, ryAnkiko@kikocoMpAny.coM kiko Auctioneers (330) 455-9357 • www.kikoauctions.com

“Former Boardman auction Gallery” – HuGe Furniture auction loads oF Furniture – BeautiFul one-owner 2005 cHevy silverado Z71 4X4 witH snowBlade – tools – appliances & more Selling for the family of the late “Benny” Pinciaro, former owner and auctioneer since 1998. Absolute auction, all sells to the highest bidder on location: 16 MadiSon St., leetonia, oH 44431. directionS: Take Rt. 344 west of Rt. 11 at Columbiana or east of Salem to Leetonia. Watch for KIKO signs.

two auction ringS – bring your trailer, truck, and a friend. The buildings are jammed. Lots of photos on our website. 2005 Chevy Silverado Z71 4X4 ext cab and snowblade, 60K miles, sharp – tools – bandsaws – air comp – Torpedo heater – 2 upright freezers – 2 refrigerators – office equipment – shelving – carts – snowblower – showcases – 2 PA microphone systems – etc. Truck loads of used quality furniture – dining room and living room and bedroom furniture – tables – dressers – stands – lamps – beds – chairs – 20+ recliners – sofas – bookcases – baker racks and more – box lots – silverware – large Victorian trunk – décor items – mid-century pcs – cherry, oak, mahogany, and pine – new soaking tub. Something for everyone. Used furniture dealers welcome – will be selling two crews for

some time. Join us! terMS on cHattelS: Driver’s license or State ID required to register for bidder number. Cash, Check, Debit Card, Visa, or Master Card accepted. 4% buyer’s premium on all sales; 4% waived for cash or check when paid sale day. Information is believed to be accurate but not guaranteed. Multi Par auction process may be used. auction By order oF: Karen pinciaro auctioneers/realtors: russell t. (rusty) KiKo, Jr., c.a.i., 330-495-0923, rustyKiKo@KiKocompany.com & rudy w. KiKo, 330-540-2416, rudyKiKo@KiKocompany.com KiKo auctioneers (330) 455-9357 • www.kikoauctions.com

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OPSB schedules hearing for proposed solar energy facility in Knox County COLUMBUS — The Ohio Power Siting Board will hold a local public hearing regarding Frasier Solar, LLC’s proposal to construct a 120-megawatt solar‑powered electric generation facility in Clinton and Miller townships and the city of Mount Vernon, in Knox County. The hearing is scheduled for: April 4, at 5 p.m., at Woodward Opera House, 107 South Main St., Mount Vernon, OH 43050. The purpose of the local public hearing is to allow individuals to provide sworn testimony regarding the proposed facility. Testimony will be limited to five minutes per witness, and the hearing transcript will become part of the case record considered by the power siting board. Witnesses will register when they arrive at the hearing and will testify in the order in which they register. The proposed Frasier Solar project would sit on about 840 acres within a 1,395-acre project area. In addition to the solar panel arrays, the facility would include electrical collection lines, inverters, access roads, perimeter fencing and a substation. Additional information regarding the proposed solar facility is available at www.OPSB.ohio.gov in case number 23-0796-EL-BGN.

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Online Only ClOCks – Antique Furniture ChinA – Primitives – silver DOllArs & misC. COins PreCiOus mOments & mOre Absolute auction, all sells to the highest bidder online only. PickuP LocATion: 49295 S. MEADowbRook ciRcLE, EAST LivERPooL, oH 43920. PickuP: Friday – February 2, 2024 – 2:00-4:00 P.M. Antique clocks – Victorian and oak furniture – dining room table & chairs – sq. tub wringer washer – broad ax and tools – ornate stove - primitives – china – etc. Check out kikoauctions.com for catalog and terms. AuCtiOneer/reAltOr: russell t. (rusty) kikO, Jr., C.A.i., 330-495-0923, rustykikO@kikOCOmPAny.COm kiko Auctioneers (330) 455-9357 www.kikoauctions.com

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Youngstown, oh Sun. jan. 21, 2024

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Large Auction at Our auctiOn gallery: 2431 yOungStOwnHubbard rOad, yOungStOwn, OHiO 44505, US 62 and RT 7 run together as Yo. Hubbard Road. updated list and photos at anglinsauction.com Early Notice will update brought in truck loads from a former Girard house liquidation, will update ad and photos as we unpack and sort Clean Modern furniture and Antiques, Ducks unlimited Dining room set, butcher blocks, bedroom and dining room furniture, sofas, arm chairs, recliners, end tables and coffee table, curio, lamp stands, decorator prints and paintings, lamps, primitives, crocks, collectible glassware and china, costume jewelry, Sterling silver, large lot of clean collectibles household goods pots pans and kitchenware, hand and garden tools and so much more with second auctioneer at 1 P.M. complete updated list and photos at anglinsauction.com termS - 13% buyer’s premium, 3% waived for cash. We accept checks with credit card back up (no exceptions), no checks not known by our firm. Visa, MasterCard and Discover. All items sold as-is. Sales tax collected unless blanket certificate on file.

Anglins Auction service Jeff Anglin, Auctioneer 2431 youngstown-Hubbard road, youngstown, Ohio 44505 330-707-0875 • Licensed and Bonded in Ohio and PA

Silver lake, OH Tues. Jan. 23, 2024 starting at 1:00 P.M.

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Online Only AuctiOn 2012 GMc SierrA truck - 2004 chevy cArGO vAn - 1986 chevrOlet el cAMinO - 1997 POrSche BOxSter With 9,774 MileS - APPlicAtiOn tilt trAiler - BOx trAiler - induStriAl MAchine ShOP tOOlS – MillS - WelderS And WeldinG SuPPlieS - tOyOtA FOrkliFt – tOOlS - electricAl SuPPlieS - kniFe cOllectiOn - GAS & Oil MeMOrABiliA - vintAGe & MOdern cAMerAS And equiPMent - diecASt cArS – AntiqueS - GO-kArtS - 1969 BOBSy FOrMulA FOrd rAce cAr cOMMerciAl PAint BOOth ScrAP irOn - 500 PluS lOtS - StArk cO. Absolute auction, all sells to the highest bidders onlinE only. PrEviEw/PickuP location: 1845 harSh avE. SE, MaSSillon, oh 44648. PrEviEw: Friday - January 19, 2024 - 12:00-2:00 P.M. AuctiOneerS/reAltOrS: JAck W. kikO, 330-206-0174 And JOhn d. kikO, ext.122 kiko auctioneers (330) 455-9357 • www.kikoauctions.com

Canton, oH Fri. Jan. 26, 2024 starting at 12:00 P.M.

Exciting OppOrtunity 48-AcrE OutdOOrsmAn rEtrEAt W/ minErAl rights idEAl WOOdEd hidE-A-WAy - primE hunting OsnAburg tWp. - stArk cOunty - cAntOn lsd livE AuctiOn W/ OnlinE bidding AvAilAblE Absolute auction, all sells to the highest bidder on location: Waynesburg Dr. se, canton, oH 44707 Directions: From I-77 take US RT-30 east for 2 miles. Take exit SR 43 south towards Waynesburg, in 4 miles turn left onto Otto St. SE. Then a quick right onto Waynesburg Dr. SE to auction location. Watch for KIKO signs. open House W/atV tours: Sat. Jan. 20, 2024 – 10:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M. real estate: 48.7-acre outdoorsman retreat, conveniently located just minutes from I-77 & US RT 30, 50% mineral rights owned by seller to transfer. All wooded, offering prime wildlife habitat. Land features nice blend of elevations. An established gravel driveway weaves across entire property leading to wooded ridge line with panoramic views. Walk it over at your convenience and pick your future home or cabin site. Land is a tangible investment you can enjoy! Bank financing available to qualified buyers. Call auctioneer for details on how to trade your property for this one! Stark Co. parcel # 10017022 & 1312605. terms on real estate: 10% down auction day, balance due at closing. A 10% buyer’s premium will be added to the highest bid to establish the purchase price. Any desired inspections must be made prior to bidding. All information contained herein was derived from sources believed to be correct. Information is believed to be accurate but not guaranteed. Property to be sold as an Entirety and not to be offered in separate parcels. AuctiOn by OrdEr Of: nElsOn & miriAm yOdEr AuctiOnEErs/rEAltOrs: pEtEr r. kikO, sr., 330-705-5996 Or pEtEr@kikOcOmpAny.cOm, And JAcOb WhitAcrE, 330-417-9123, Or JWhitAcrE@kikOcOmpAny.cOm KiKo auctioneers (330) 455-9357 • www.kikoauctions.com

EstatE auction sprawling Brick ranch homE 4 BEdrooms – 3 Full Baths – nEEds work silvEr lakE villagE – summit county, ohio onlinE Bidding availaBlE All sells to settle the estate on locaTion: 3687 counTry club Dr., silver lake, oH 44224 DirecTions: Take Graham Rd. east of SR 8 to County Club Dr. and north to auction. Watch for KIKO signs. real esTaTe features a well-built brick ranch home situated on .53 acre in Silver Lake. Built in 1977, this home has approx. 2,638 SF of living space. Main floor has applianced kitchen, formal dining room and living room with bamboo wood floors, family room with brick fireplace and wet bar, owner’s suite with full bath and separate powder room, 3 additional bedrooms, 2 additional full baths and main floor laundry. Basement with nice clearance 13-course brick, insulated, gas FA furnace, central A/C, public water & sewer. Attached 2-car garage, concrete driveway, and rear fenced yard. Cuyahoga Falls Schools. Home needs work and sprucing up. Open for viewing auction day only beginning at 12:00 P.M. Terms on real esTaTe: 10% down auction day, balance due at closing. A 10% buyer’s premium will be added to the highest bid to establish the purchase price. Any desired inspections must be made prior to bidding. All information contained herein was derived from sources believed to be correct. Information is believed to be accurate but not guaranteed. auction By ordEr oF: Emily BurnEtt, administrator oF thE lEila d. BovillE EstatE, summit county proBatE casE #2023Es00575. auctionEEr/rEaltor: matthEw p. kiko, 330-327-9617 or mattkiko@kikocompany.com kiko auctioneers (330) 455-9357 • www.kikoauctions.com

East RochEstER, oh Sat. Feb. 3, 2024 starting at 10:30 a.M.

Live Auction onsite Good two-story, three-Bedroom home with detAched GArAGe – west twp. – coLumBiAnA co. – uLsd onLine BiddinG AvAiLABLe Absolute auction, all sells to the highest bidder on location: 26922 St. Rt. 172, eaSt RocheSteR, oh 44625. DiRectionS: Take Rt. 172 west of New Garden or east of New Franklin to New Alexander. Watch for KIKO signs. Vinyl siding, shingle roof, updated replacement windows – 1,568 sq. ft. twostory home with full basement – nice country lot – new vinyl laminate floor in kitchen, bath, and living room. Nice appliances, stove, refrigerator, washer, and dryer to transfer. 3 large bedrooms up with oak woodwork and open sitting area. Full bath with tub and shower. Oak kitchen, enclosed side porch, storage room and office or den. Covered front porch & rear deck. Divided basement. 2010 36 X 24 steel-sided pole garage with overhead door. Nice country views. Taxes $497 per half year. Shown by appointment. Move in ready, nice! teRMS on Real eState: 10% down auction day, balance due at closing. A 10% buyer’s premium will be added to the highest bid to establish the purchase price. Any desired inspections must be made prior to bidding. All information contained herein was derived from sources believed to be correct. Information is believed to be accurate but not guaranteed. Auction By order of: todd & ALison wiLLiAms Auctioneer/reALtor: russeLL t. (rusty) KiKo, Jr., c.A.i., 330-495-0923, rustyKiKo@KiKocompAny.com KiKo auctioneers (330) 455-9357 • www.kikoauctions.com

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Bowman Liquidation Mansfield, ohio (Pavonia) 50+ Year ColleCTion 2nd of manY auCTions Online Bidding Only

CharlesMillerAuctioneer.HiBid.com ColleCTing wiTh a meTiCulous eYe! auTomobilia, gas & oil ColleCTibles, brass, ToYs, anTiques & more register & bid now through Thursday, January 25th at 6:00 p.m. Charlesmillerauctioneer.hibid.com

ChuCk & fran bowman, owners

CHArles Miller & AssoCiAtes (419) 295-5549

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DEP hands out nearly $4M in grants HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection recently announced 18 protects in western Pennsylvania were awarded funds through the DEP’s Growing Greener Plus grant — seven projects in the state’s northwestern region were awarded $1,843,156 and 11 projects in the southwestern region were awarded $2,120,547. The projects will work to protect waterways and watersheds, reclaim abandoned mine sites and plug abandoned oil and gas wells. In total, this year’s awards surpassed $12 million statewide. The Growing Greener Plus grant program is the largest single investment of state funds in Pennsylvania’s history to address crucial environmental concerns. Grants are award-

ed to a host of different watershed groups, local or county government, municipal authorities, county planning commissions, county conservation districts, non-profit organizations and more. Grantees have three years to enact their projects. The full list of approved Growing Greener Plus projects, funded by the Environmental Stewardship fund, in northwestern and southwestern Pennsylvania this year include:

Allegheny County Nine Mile Run Watershed Association (Upstream Pittsburgh) was awarded $390,000 to implement phase II of the Wilkinsburg Stormwater Resiliency Project. Nine Mile Run Watershed Association (Upstream Pittsburgh) was

also given $185,450 to develop a Nine Mile Run Environmental Justice Watershed Plan that will establish seven subwatershed, neighborhood scale system plans to address water quality issues in the watershed.

Beaver County The Beaver County Conservation District was given $16,925 to implement agricultural BMPs to reduce sediment and nutrient pollutant loads to a tributary into Brush Creek.

Cambria County Cambria County Commissioners were given $236,979 to repair eroding streambanks and shorelines utilizing bio-engineering methods like (Continued on Page B13)

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94+/- ACRES – 1 TRACT – MOSTLY WOODED – 7 MILES FROM I-77 – EXCELLENT RECREATIONAL PROPERTY BUILDING SITES – WHITE TAIL AND OTHER WILDLIFE SIGNS MOSTLY WOODED – JACKSON & OLIVE TWPS. NOBLE COUNTY – OHIO – OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!!! PROPERTY AND AUCTION LOCATION:

KEITHTOWN RD. (CR7), CALDWELL, OH (39.6607, -81.5569)

DIRECTIONS: From I-77, use Exit #25 (Caldwell Exit), go East on St. Rt. 78, follow for 4/10ths of a mile, turn Right onto St. Rt. 821 (S), follow for 4/10ths of a mile, turn Right onto Hunkadora Rd. (CR 40), follow for 1.3 miles, turn Right onto Keithtown Rd. (CR 7), follow for 5.3 miles to auction site. Signs will be posted. Opportunity Knocks w/ these 94+/- acres located in Jackson and Olive Townships of Noble County. This property is ideal for the hunting and/or recreational enthusiast. It is conveniently located in close proximity to I-77 (7+ miles), with blacktopped roads all the way to the property. This property has trails throughout which make accessing the entire property easy. There are an abundant sign of wildlife with what appears to be a high concentration of whitetail. Property has approx. 1600’ of road frontage on CR 7 and currently has two road accesses already in place. Property offers several areas to put food plots and has a couple small streams running through the property. If you are in the market for a hunting ground, recreational land, or just what to own a piece of land, you will want to check this property out!! – FEEL FREE TO WALK PROPERTY AT YOUR OWN RISK AND CONVENIENCE – TERMS ON REAL ESTATE: There will be a 10% buyer’s premium added to the final bid to determine the contract price. Successful purchaser(s) will be required to deposit 10% of the contract price as a non-refundable down payment the day of the auction, with the balance due at closing (within 45 days). This property will sell “as-is, where is” w/no warranties implied or expressed. Property will sell with no contingencies, financing or otherwise. Property will be offered as one tract and sold as a lump sum. Minerals were previously reserved by past owners, so no minerals will transfer with land. Secure Title will manage the closing. All information contained herein was derived from sources believed to be correct, but not warranted. Any announcements on the day of auction will take precedence over any and all printed material.

OWNERS: KYLE TROYER AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: BEN SCHAFER REALTY ED AND BEN SCHAFER, AUCTIONEERS, LLC. www.edandbenschafer.com www.benschaferrealty.com 740-584-7253 740-305-5054 BEN SCHAFER, BROKER/AUCTIONEER – 740-584-SALE ED SCHAFER, AUCTIONEER/AGENT – 740-584-2921 DEAN BLACKBURN, AUCTIONEER/AGENT – 740-621-1576 LANCE MILLER, AUCTIONEER/AGENT – 740-819-8838 BEN WAGNER, AUCTIONEER – 740-885-1236 AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: In the Market for hunting or recreational ground? You will want to attend this Auction. Hope to see you Saturday, January 20th.

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Large Hot WHeeL and MatcHbox coLLection auction

4217 S. Cleveland-Massillon, Norton, oh • 330-706-9950 Hot WHeels (RegulaR, Red lines), MatcHbox, otHeR diecast, PRess steel, disPlays, caR caRRieRs, sPecials and MucH MoRe termS: Cash or Check, Buyers Premium 10%, Gallery is open. Also can bid online at https://www.auctionzip. com/auction-catalog/catalog_BnZrS1BQt4

Homestead Auctions

www.homesteadauction.net Jeff Prinz and Bryon Miller, Auctioneers

Akron, Ohio

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10 DRAFT HORSES: team of 4 & 5 yr. old red sorrel- well matched pulling bred geldings broke to all farm equip., team of 4 & 5 yr. old full brothers ¼ Std. X ¾ Bel. Red sorrel pulling bred geldings broke to most farm equip. and work with snap, 2 yearling Belgian stud colts by Shade Rocks John, 2 yearling Bel. Stud colts, 14 yr. old Percheron gelding broke to all farm equip., 18 yr. old Bel. X Percheron gelding broke to all farm equip., We may have more horses coming. 19 DRIVING HORSES: 3 yr. old mare by Ridge View’s KingDam Jailhouse Jen by Jailhouse Jesse TSS. And broke, 5 yr. old ¾ Std. X ¼ Fresian gelding-sire Chip Rock by Pine Chip – TSS & broke, 3 yr. old reg. Morgan gelding TSS & broke for women, 4 yr. old Std. mare by Royal Prestige son- TSS women can drive, 3 yr, old ½ morgan X ½ Std. mare sired by Bands Gold Chip in foal to a Mr. Hard Rock Son – TSS & broke, 11 yr. old Morgan mare TSS. & broke, 2 yr. old black Morgan mare by Charming Ranger- Dam Joshua’s Jewel Can be registered, 2 yr. old gelding ¼ Frisian X ¾ Stb. halter broke & well mannered, 2 yr. old ½ Bel. X ½ Stb., 12 yr. old Stb. mare in foal to a Morgan stud, 2 yr. old Std. gelding by must be a winner X Stb., yearling bay Morgan Stud by Kentucky Gentleman- Dam number one Reason- can be Reg., yearling black Morgan mare by Charming Ranger- Dam Joshua’s Jewel – Can be Reg., yearling ½ Stb. X ½ Morgan stud, yearling Morgan fillyETR., yearling Morgan X Stb., yearling stud colt by High Credit By His Highness & Credit Winner & Done rail, 6 yr. old ½ pony X ¼ Frisian X ¼ Stb. TSS. & broke. Note: We will have a vet on grounds & expecting more horses. THRASHERS-FARM EQUIPMENT: Dion 22 x 38 thrasher w/ long elevator, Huber thrasher, Robert Belle thrasher, JD 24 T baler w/ motor, Mc. D. #9 reg. gear mower, 910 Pequea tedder, 6-bar hay loader/dump wagon combo, web hay loader w/ dump wagon, Papec silo filler, 4-roll Rosenthal corn husker, 40’ hay & grain elevator, Kory hay wagon w/ new 8 x 16’ bed w/ springs, Mc. D. corn binder, NI 6’ grain binder, Oliver Superior # 76 18- hole grain drill, rebuilt NI. # 10 manure spreader, 16’ skeleton hay elevator, 2 Pioneer fore carts, motor driven Sidney corn sheller, JD. #7 corn sheller on wheels- PTO or belt drive, small JD. corn sheller on wheels, Oliver 2-bottom 12” plow, single bottom plows, 10’ spring harrow, 12’ spring tooth harrow, EZ. Trail transplanter w/ 18” planter wheel in good cond., log cart, 4 x 8 wooden livestock trailer w/ 5’ sides and new floor & steel wheels, IH. 5’ double disk, 2row I & J cultivator in exc. cond., Rotary hoe. BUGGIES- WAGONS-FARM MISC.: 2 single buggies w/ hyd. brakes & lights in exc. cond., rebuilt 1-horse wagon, pony size lawn mower w/ seat in exc. cond., platform scale, 7’ round calf hutches, pony cart w/ new axle & wooden wheels, new 1 ½” Honda trash pump, 7 greenhouse tables, Draft harnesses, collars, like new Honda sap pump, Stihl MS 170 chain saw, Mc. chain saw, log hooks, chains & binders, clipper style belt laser, hay & manure forks, shovels & hoes, buzz saw on skid, endless belts, misc. lumber, used half trusses, used metal, some new plow parts, new tack, new bee hives, several wagon

loads of smalls. SHOP TOOLS: single arbor gang resaw, 16” slab mulcher w/ motor mount & 8’ in feed in exc. cond. to turn slabs to sawdust, buzz saw arbor w/ blade, Grizzly Ind. Mod. GO715P 10” Hybrid table saw w/ Riving knife, 2 cyl. Wisc. Motor, runs uses oil, Juki LH3178 double stitcher sewing machine w/ binder attachment in good cond., line shaft ready Juki DDL 8700N sewing machine in good cond., line shaft ready Juki LK 1852 bar tacker, 4 1/2:” metal band saw w/ elec. motor, 5500 lb. pallet jack, small vice, pipe vice, lots of hand tools, oxy. & Acet. outfit on cart. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: large cast iron dinner bell, cast iron pots, Keen Kutter Axes, old Coco Cola sign, small platform scales, Case pocket knife, 1- & 2-man crosscuts, APPLIANCES & HOUSEHOLDS: several rebuilt Maytag wringer washers, 5- burner oils stove, Singer sewing machine head, Toaoko gas grill used very little, 6 yr. cribs, table, chairs, some decorative bee hives. TERMS: Cash or check w/ ID. NOTE: Consignments will be taken in 1/15 through 1/22 from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM or 1/23 from 8:00 to noon or until lot is full. No consignments on day of sale except horses. LUNCH STAND & bake sale by Amish. LOCATION: 6601 Townline Rd Shiloh OH 44878 DIRECTIONS: From Rt. 13 approx. 10 miles North of Mansfield take Adario Rd. East 3 miles to Townline Rd. left to 1st place or from Rt. 250 3 miles North of Ashland take Rt. 956 4 miles to Rt. 545 right to Rt. 908 to Townline Rd. AUCTIONEERS: ANDY RABER AUCTIONS LLC 5165 TR 118 BALTIC OH 43804 330-893-2604 SALE DAY PHONE: 330-473-3994 ASSISTING AUCTIONEER: DAN WEAVER 330-231-8865 MYRON MILLER CONTACT INFO: MR. & MRS. ADEN TROYER 6601 TOWNLINE RD SHILOH, OH 44878 330-893-2604

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live stakes, riparian plantings, rockframed deflectors and fish habitat structures.

Erie County Gannon University was awarded $308,098 to establish stormwater best management practices and a management plan for Gannon University’s campus to reduce its impact on the habitat and water quality in Presque Isle Bay and Lake Erie.

Indiana County The Borough of Indiana was awarded $364,225 to integrate stream realignment, stabilization and live stake planting, as well as reduce urban runoff and flooding in resident areas and control water temperatures. The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy was awarded $71,639 to stabilize and improve 700 ft. of stream-

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bank erosion and instream habitat located on Crooked Creek as well as improve water quality and habitat for aquatic organisms.

McKean County The Mckean County Conservation District was awarded $346,821 to address agricultural nonpoint source pollution and control streambank erosion, denuded riparian corridors and degraded fish habitat within Long Branch.

Somerset County The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy was awarded $149,417 to stabilize an eroding streambank and improve instream habitat on a section of the South Fork Bens Creek, which will restore roughly 1,365 feet of a publicly accessible stream.

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Warren County The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy was given $89,000 to stabilize up to 1,000 ft. of the eroding streambank on Browns Run near its mouth to the Allegheny River, and create more habitat for native fish species and other wildlife found in the watershed.

Washington County Washington County Conservation District was given $230,965 to install agricultural BMP’s on a historical sheep farm; the BMPs will improve pasture productivity and eliminate animal access to the stream. The Western Pennsylvania Con-

servancy was given $138,580 to stabilize and improve 1,800 ft. of streambank erosion and instream habitat located on a section of Little Sewickley Creek which will improve water quality and habitat for aquatic organisms in Little Sewickley Creek. The Westmoreland County Conservation District will receive $156,280 to stabilize roughly 500 ft. of eroding streambank along Monastery Run at the Adelphoi Village school campus. The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy will receive $122,166 to stabilize and improve 1,200 ft. of streambank erosion and instream habitat located on a section of Shannon Run which will improve water quality and habitat for aquatic organisms in Shannon Run. For more information on the Growing Greener Plus grant program, visit www.dep.pa.gov/Citizens/GrantsLoansRebates/GrowingGreener/Pages/default.aspx.

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SAT, JAN 13 at 9:00 A.M. Apple Creek, OK. Pottery, household, primitives, furniture, and misc. Jeff Gasser, Auct. Pg. B2 SUN, JAN 14 at 9:00 A.M. Burbank, OH. Signs, toys, advertising, and misc. Expo Auction Center Pg. B7 THURS, JAN 18 at 12:30 A.M. Jeromesville, OH. Brick ranch home on 5 acres and misc. Kiko Auctioneers Pg. B10 THURS, JAN 18 at 9:00 A.M. Wooster, OH. Antiques, primitives, coins, woodworking tools, and misc. Dave Acker, Auct. Pg. B2 SAT, JAN 20 at 9:00 A.M. Middleburg Heights, OH. January 20 and 21, 2024. 1000’s of guns to buy, sell or trade. Dick Walters Pg. B3 SAT, JAN 20 at 11:00 A.M. Akron, OH. Displays, lighting, cabinets, appliances, and misc. Dean Fygetakes, Auctioneer Pg. B6 WED, FEB 7 at 5:00 P.M. Wellington, OH. Lorain Co. Absolute 105.5 Acre Farm Auction, 2 Parcels, Tillable, Wooded with a Home. RES/Wooster Pg. B19 FRI, FEB 9 at 10:00 A.M. Grafton, OH. 2/8-2/9 at 10AM- Registered Holsteins, Stall/Parlor cows, heifers, machinery, and misc. Kiko Auctioneers Pg. B10 SAT, FEB 10 at 9:00 A.M. Wooster, OH. Consignments wanted for tractors, skid steer, farm equipment, and misc. Farnsworth Auctions LLC Pg. B14

OHIO 6 WED, JAN 17 at 1:00 P.M. Xania, OH. 149 Acres in 1 tract, and misc. Sheridans LLC Pg. B6 SAT, JAN 20 at 10:00 A.M. Urbana, OH. UTV, antiques, advertising, and misc. Harley & Hal Jackson Auctioneers Pg. B15 SAT, JAN 20 at 10:00 A.M. McCutchenville, OH. Antiques, furniture, guns, and misc. Walton Auction Co. Pg. B3 SAT, JAN 20 at 10:30 A.M. Fredericktown, OH. Cat Skid Steer and Excavator, household, and misc. John Sperry, Auct. Pg. B13 SAT, JAN 20 at 10:30 A.M. Danville, OH. Annual Special Winter Yearling Sale. Danville Auctions, LLC Pg. B17 FRI, JAN 26 at 9:30 A.M. Delaware, OH. JD, Cat, equipment, and misc. Alex Lyon & Sons Auctioneers Pg. B20

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THURS, JAN 18 at 6:00 P.M. Hillsboro, OH. 164 Acre in 3 tracts, and misc. Wilson National LLC Pg. B13

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SUN, JAN 14 at 12:00 A.M. Sharon, PA. 3 Bedroom home, collectibles, furniture, and misc. Loomis Group Auctioneers Pg. B17 WED, JAN 17 at 4:00 P.M. New Wilmington, PA. Bottles, guns, coins, and misc. Duke Whiting, Auctioneer Pg. B17 SAT, JAN 20 at 9:00 A.M. New Wilmington, PA. Horses, cattle, farm machinery, and misc. David Miller, Auctioneer Pg. B14 SAT, JAN 20 at 10:00 A.M. Saegertown, PA. Tractor, trailers, tools, and misc. Nicolls & Auctions Pg. B13

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Frank Lucas and Craig Hill given farm bureau’s highest honors WASHINGTON — Frank Lucas (R-Okla.) and former Iowa Farm Bureau President Craig Hill are the recipients of the American Farm Bureau Federation’s 2024 Distinguished Service Award and Farm Bureau Founders Award, respectively. The DSA and Founders Award are the highest honors presented by AFBF. Lucas and Hill will be recognized during the 2024 American Farm Bureau Convention, Jan. 17-24, in Salt Lake City, Utah. AFBF established the Distinguished Service Award in 1928 to honor individuals who have devoted their careers to serving the national interest of American agriculture. First presented in January 2017, AFBF’s Founders Award for exemplary leadership, service or contributions

to Farm Bureau is presented in recognition of outstanding achievements and work in the interest of Farm Bureau. Lucas was nominated by the Oklahoma Farm Bureau for the DSA. Hill was nominated by the Iowa Farm Bureau for the Founders Award. A national Farm Bureau committee selected each of the winners. Lucas is a fifth-generation Oklahoman and farmer who has been a defender of agriculture for more than 40 years. With a bachelor’s degree in agricultural economics from Oklahoma State University, he successfully brought the perspective of the American farmer with him to Capitol Hill. Elected to Congress in 1994, he is recognized as the longest-serving member on the House

Agriculture Committee and served as chairman of the committee from 2011 to 2015, playing an instrumental role in the 2014 farm bill. Prior to serving in Congress, Lucas served in the Oklahoma State House of Representatives where he focused on prominent agriculture issues. Hill is the longest-serving member of the Iowa Farm Bureau board of directors, serving for 32 years before retiring as president in December 2021. During his tenure, he traveled throughout Iowa, the U.S. and internationally, visiting 23 countries on trade and diplomacy missions. His experience included sharing information about agriculture with government officials, including six U.S. presidents, and farmers on many continents.

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Fill a Glass with Hope raises $135,000

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SYRACUSE, NY — Dairy farmer and Pennsylvania Dairy Promotion Program chair Lolly Lesher, Bernville, Pennsylvania, helped kick off the 2024 Fill a Glass with Hope campaign at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. Spearheaded by Feeding Pennsylvania and local food banks, the campaign raised $135,500 in donations to feed Pennsylvania’s food-insecure families. To date, the campaign has provided more than 36 million servings of fresh milk to nourish those in need. Fill a Glass with Hope was initiated in 2015 by Pennsylvania dairy farmers who wanted to ensure families in need had access to milk to feed their families. A partnership was formed between the American Dairy Association North East, Feeding Pennsylvania’s nine-member food banks and the Pennsylvania Dairymen’s Association. Lesher joined Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding, along with representatives from Feeding Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania Dairymen’s Association Executive Director Dave Smith, former Pittsburgh Steeler and dairy advocate Charlie Batch, and the Pennsylvania Dairy Princess and Alternates for the announcement at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. Learn more about Fill a Glass with Hope at www.americandairy.com/for-retailers/community-milk-donation-programs/fill-aglass-with-hope/.

New wilmiNgtoN, PA Wed. Jan. 24, 2024

AKRON AREA

GUN SHOW

starting at 4:00 p.m.

January 27 & 28, 2024

9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.

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9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.

Summit County Fairgrounds Howe Road and Route 91

1000’s OF GUNS TO BUY, SELL OR TRADE We will be buying and selling all types of guns, knives and military items. Admission $8.00 Under 21 with parent only. Free Appraisals Vendor Tables Only $60.00 for Both Days. Don’t Miss This Show

Call Dick Walters If You Have Guns To Sell (330) 539-4247

SHARPSVILLE, PA Mon. Jan. 22, 2024

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whiting Auction Barn 305 easy Street, New wilmington, PA 16142 Several old Furskins teddy bears, old double washtub, primitive red wheelbarrow, old podiatry cabinet, handmade Presidential blanket, architectural, salvage, several old pictures, old scales, rolling pins, spongeware pitchers and crocks, primitive dough bowls, stoneware crocks, wooden butter churn, several primitive baskets, hanging scale, dry sink, sampler’s, collection of kerosene lamps, copper teapots, copper pans, old dresser with marble top, multi drawer cabinet, several old wooden boxes, old large trunks, small child’s trunk, primitive washstand with bowl, yarn winder, child’s wicker chair, red barrel, wooden barrels, carram board, wooden bucket, old green ring toss, brown stoneware pitchers and bowls, wooden ironing boards, wire basket with legs, large cubbyhole cabinet, brass candlesticks, antique sign, apple demijohns, old books – Quick Listing – Always a Barn Full! Terms of sale: 5% Buyer’s Premium waived for Cash or Local Check. Follow auctionzip.com 8930 for updates.

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*****Multi estate clean-up sale***** building is full***** 2005 Chevy Equinox, Craftsmen tools, toolboxes, welders, NIB metabo compressor, nail guns, chainsaws, hundreds of socket sets, sockets, wrenches, trays of tools, 14” metal cut off saw. Dremel tools, Restaurant stainless items and more. “SPOT- EM” PINBALL MACHINE, slot machines, electric guitars and Peavey amp, vintage toys, glassware, household, primitives, furniture, and clocks. COINS: Morgan dollars, silver halves and quarters, gold pes. key date coins, Barber halves, still sorting .... SEE PICTURES anD LISTInG aT aUCTIonZIP.CoM CoDE # 15570

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TWO AUCTIONS IN TWO DAYS! AUCTION #1: AkrON, Oh • FRI. JAN. 26, 2024 starting at 9:00 a.M.

“GOING OUT OF BUSINESS” COMPLETE LIQUIDATION “ABSOLUTE” AUCTION – ELLET CLOSEOUT & FABRIC RETAIL STORE 524 Canton Road, Akron, Ohio 44312

SELLING ALL INVENTORY - STORE FIxTuRES - DISpLAY CASES - LOzIER & OThER GONDOLAS - FAbRIC & OThER DISpLAY RACkS & MORE STORE FIxTuRES INVENTORY: 2 drawer night stand, after sun lotion, air fresheners, ant & roach killer, lotions, backpacks, balloons, basting brushes, bath sponges-towels, batteries, bed skirts, beverage mugs, bolts & nuts, books, Boston valve, bridal chests, brownie mix, cake drip, candles, candy, casters, cat food, celery seeds, chainsaw chains, chairs, chalk boards, chandeliers, Christmas hats, Christmas ornaments, clothing, coconut oil, coffee, cold remedy, cooking oil, copper fittings, copy paper, corks, corkscrews, Crayola markers, crib sets, curtains, decorative louvers, denture adhesive cream, deodorant, detergents, disinfectants, dog treats, door & drawer pulls, door latch sets, drawer kits, drinking water dispenser, dryer sheets, duct sealant, ear plugs, electrical boxes, Elmer’s glue sticks, energy drinks, extension cords, eye masks, fasteners, faucet pull-out spray hose, fencing parts, figurines, file folders, floor & tile stripper, florescent bulbs, Flowwall shelving, foil pans, fruit & vegetable treatment, furnace filters, furniture polish, glassware, gloves, goblets, graters, grease stop solo filter, grill cleaner, grout, gutter hangers, hair & body wash, hair nets, haircare products, Halloween masks, hand sanitizer, hand soap & dispensers, hand soap, hand wipes, hard hats, helmets, hex cap screws, hook over feeder, horse harness parts, horse supplements, hose adapters & savers, inflatable pools, Infoboxes, Irwin drill bits, jewelry, Jill shave kits, joist hangers, jumbo plastic straws, kid’s toys, kitchen ware, labels, lawn sprinklers, assorted light bulbs, Listerine, Locktite primer, mailbox numbers, wooden mantles, marbles, mesh strainers, mini digital timers, molasses for plants, mop rags, paint & stains, pancake syrup, pet collars & leashes, pet shampoo, pipe fittings, pipe union couplers, plant food, plastic steak markers, plumbing parts, poly aprons, polyurethane foam cleaner, pool & spa vacuum hose, popsicle sticks, poster paper, pro nail trimmers, Provita Hoofsure, pushpins, PVC adhesive, rain suits, recessed lights, refrigerant oil, rivets, roach killer, Robosharks, rolls of fabrics, rolls of ribbons, rolls of tubing, rolls of vinyl, rolls of webbing, rug gripper pads, run about ball, S hooks, safety vests, screws, scrubber bonnets, seam tape, shampoo & body wash, Sher-Mitts, Sherwin Williams Paint, shirts & pants, shoe covers, shoes, shopping bags, shower curtain liners, shower door handles, silverware, skewers, skin care products, small fans, snacks, soap savers, socks-handkerchiefs, sparkling water, spools of wire,

spray bottle nozzles, spray paint, staples, stevia, storage containers, sunflower butter, sunscreen lotion, suppositories, sweat shirts, swim rings, T shirts, tea, temporary tattoos, tippy teasers, inner tubes, toothbrushes, toothpaste, toy handcuffs, track lights, trailer lights, truck lights, truss mending plates, utility knives, V belts, vacuum bags, vanity light fixtures, vases, vinyl erasers, vinyl gloves, wall & ceiling registers, wall sconce, wallpaper scoring tool, Weber flavors, wind helmet, wiper blades, wood screws, wood skewers, wooden dowels, yarn, Zord Robovend machine, and much more!! PLEASE NOTE: Some of these items will be sold in large quantities (by the case etc.). EQUIPMENT ETC.: Fabric measuring & cutting table, Lozier & Other Gondolas, fabric display racks, glass display cases, bookshelves, display hooks, large display-storage tubes, and more. View listing and photos on auctionzip.com ID# 13983 TERMS: We will accept Cash, Check, Debit card, Visa-Mastercard-Discover with proper ID. There is a 5% buyer’s premium on all sales. 5% will be waived if paid with cash or good check. Sales tax will be charged to all buyers (unless buyer has an exemption form on file with the Auction Co.) Food Available in the Plaza. Owner & Miller not responsible should any accidents occur. Auctioneer’s Note: “VERY PARTIAL LIST” THIS WILL BE AN ALL-DAY AUCTION!

AUCTIONEER: CRIST F. MILLER

ASSISTINg AUCTIONEER: URIE ByLER 330-907-1401

AUCTION #2: MOgAdOre, Oh • SAT. JAN. 27, 2024 starting at 9:00 a.M.

“GOING OUT OF BUSINESS” COMPLETE LIQUIDATION

“ABSOLUTE” AUCTION – ALL INVENTORy-FIXTURES & EQUIPMENT AT THE WAREHOUSE 73 Cleveland Avenue, Mogadore, Ohio 44260

INVENTORY: Vanities, kidskin leather, racing rims, lounge chair, lawn sprinklers, swim rings, hand soaps, lotions, ventilation fans, brine tank, beach mats, helmets, gift bags, PVC parts, shoes, tailgate step-side, Kwik Set safe locks, staples, Rubbermaid lids, electrical boxes, inflatable bed toppers, bobby pins, wheelchair ramp, slat wall hooks, self-closing cabinet hinges, rubbing alcohol, toilet seat covers, pot pie pans, hydraulic oil, digital thermometers, cash register, copper wire, copper plumbing parts, straw mats, masks, disposable face shields, rug grippers, plumbing parts, shoe stretchers, tall cabinet, rolls of electric wire, pop rivets, wood screws, air fresheners, Spot nail staples, light bulbs, witch hats, coveralls (similar to Tyvek suits), John Boos SS farm sink, goggles, electric baseboard heaters, King size bed frame, octagon handicap picnic tables, inner tubes, 30” x 48” bench/table tops, wind turbines, wooden dowels, self-closing cabinet hinges, shelf pins, Oregon 14” chainsaw chains, chainsaw wrenches, bug deflectors, transition molding, Igloo dog house, and much more. PLEASE NOTE: Some of these items will be sold in large quantities (by the case etc.). EQUIPMENT ETC.: Toyota electric forklift, Energic Plus Model NG-TSSM120-12_48-050 electric charger, lots of heavy-duty pallet racking, dock ramp, pallet jacks, rolling stairs, 2 wheeled dollies, and more. View listing and photos on auctionzip.com ID# 13983

TERMS ON ChATTEL: We will accept Cash, Check, Debit card, Visa-Mastercard-Discover with proper ID. There is a 5% buyer’s premium on all sales. 5% will be waived if paid with cash or good check. Sales tax will be charged to all buyers (unless buyer has an exemption form on file with the Auction Co.) Food Available. Owner & Miller not responsible should any accidents occur. Auctioneer’s Note: “PARTIAL LIST” Come and enjoy the day!

AUCTIONEER: CRIST F. MILLER

ASSISTINg AUCTIONEER: URIE ByLER 330-907-1401

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LANCASTER, OH • SAT. JAN. 27, 2024 Starting at 10:00 a.M.

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION! 157 E Fair Ave., LANCASTER, OH 43130

FAIRFIELD COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS (AAA Bldg-Heated) FANTASTIC COLLECTION INCLUDES: Antiques, Collectibles, Primitives, Cast Iron, RR Items, Furniture, 175+pcs Art Glass Fenton inc Louise Piper Lamp, Plum Opalescent, 60+ pcs Erickson Glass, (4) John Ruthven Prints, 75+ Outstanding Toys inc Buddy L, Smith Miller, Tonka, Tether Racers, Tin w/up, Battery Op & More. 850+ 10c-Up Comics. See dafauction.com or auctionzip.com (ID 5526) for 200+ Pics & Full Flyer! TERMS: Cash or Check (If known to us). Title held if paid by Check, Visa/MC w/4% Clerking Fee. Pos Id. Food. 2 Auction Rings!

Preview: Friday, Jan. 26 FroM 10 a.M. to 2 P.M.

DAF AUCTION, INC. AUCTIONEERS: DAVID FLOOD, DIXIE MOLLENKOPF & ALLIE POSTON 614.783.8339 - dafauction.com

DEP awards nearly $40M to for fleets to upgrade to EVs HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection is awarding 16 applicants more than $39.6 million, funded by the Environmental Mitigation Trust Agreement for State Beneficiaries, to replace diesel-fueled fleets with modern, zeroemission vehicles as a part of the 20222023 Medium and Heavy-Duty ZeroEmission Vehicle Pilot Grant. The grants will fund the batteryelectric replacement of dozens of vehicles, including home delivery trucks, refuse/recycling trucks, terminal tractors and the hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle replacement of two terminal tractors and their supporting charging infrastructure. The 2022-2023 Medium and Heavy-Duty Zero-Emission Vehicle Pilot Grant also focuses on funding projects located in underserved and disproportionately impacted communities, such as Environmental Justice and Act 47-designated communities. Western Pennsylvania applicants awarded, by county:

Allegheny County Borough of Munhall—$1.6 million will replace three eligible Class 8 refuse collection trucks with battery-electric refuse trucks and will install one DC fast charger with three charging plugs.

Beaver County PGT Holdings Inc.— $3.3 million will replace 10 eligible Class 8 shorthaul tractors with eight battery-electric vehicles and two hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles. Will also install eight DC fast charger plugs and will maintain two mobile hydrogen fueling units

Butler and Westmoreland counties SQ Trucking, Inc.—$523,221 will replace four eligible Class 4/5 home delivery step vans with battery-electric vehicles

Cambria County Pro Disposal Inc.— $6.1 million will replace 16 eligible Class 8 refuse trucks with battery-electric vehicles and will install 16 DC fast charging plugs.

Centre County Pennsylvania State University — $3.3 million will replace five eligible Class 6 and Class 7 box trucks with battery-electric box trucks and will install four DC fast EV chargers and one Level 2 EV charging plug at three home-base locations across the main campus

Erie County City of Erie— $3.1 million will replace five eligible Class 8 refuse collection trucks with battery-electric vehicles and will install one Level 2 and three DC fast EV chargers Legend Equipment Leasing, LLC—$2.3 million will replace five eligible Class 8 freight trucks with battery-electric vehicles and will install three DC fast EV chargers.

Mercer County Tri-County Industries, Inc.—$2.7 million will replace five eligible Class 8 refuse trucks with battery-electric vehicles and will install three Level 2 EV chargers and one DC fast EV charger For more information on the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, please visit https://www.dep.pa.gov/Pages/default.aspx.

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MONDAYS Canton, OH - Morris Auction - 3655 Dueber Ave. SW, Canton, OH 44647. Every Monday night at 6P.M. Auctioneers: David and Rodney Morris. (330) 933-1892. www.morrisauctions.com Carrollton, OH – Summer hours Produce and misc. auction starting at 9:30 A.M. w/eggs & poultry following - Hay & grain at 12:00 noon - Livestock starting at 1:00 p.m., Route 9 at North edge of city across from fairgrounds. (330) 627-4721. Eighty Four, PA. – Eighty-Four Auction Sales, Inc. Located on Rte. 136, Exit 20 off I-70. Livestock sale at 1:30. Selling tools, eggs, produce, rabbits and chickens starting at 10:00. Dave Kearns, manager (724) 222-9965. Elgin, PA – Cox’s Auction House. 5:00 P.M. Antiques and collectibles. Al Cox and Jeff Cox, Auctioneers. (814) 664-7526. Middlefield, OH – The Heritage Marketplace Consignment Auction in the event center is open year round at 15848 Nauvoo Road Market and opens at noon on Monday. The Consignment Auction begins at 5:30 p.m.; Consignment Check-in: 7 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Bid on a Broad Array of Auction Items and purchase at the Flea Market; Dinner begins: 4:30 p.m. Consignment questions, call Jerry: 440-477-1058. Pick up service available. Bring the whole family! All other Stores in Heritage Marketplace open late during Auction on Mondays nights! Fresh local produce available from Spring thru Fall. New Wilmington, PA – New N.W. Sales Company. 2006 Mercer New Wilmington Rd, New Wilmington, PA. Hay every Monday 11:00 Noon. (724) 946-8621. New Wilmington, PA – Rt. 158 North, Dairy Cattle at 12:00 Noon, Livestock at 12:30 P.M. Dianna Mezurek. (440) 667-3506. North Bloomfield, OH – Half mile west of Rt. 45 and 87. Hay at 12 pm.. Livestock at 12:30 pm. Heath Davis, Owner/Auctioneer; Cell, 330.980.6476 or Barn, 440.685.4487 North East, PA (Little Hope) – At Chesley’s Livestock Auction, 5 miles North of Wattsburg, Pa. on Rt. 89. Livestock auction at 1:00 P.M. Raleigh and Todd, Aucts. (814) 725-1303.

Sugarcreek, OH – Hay at 12:00 Noon, Livestock auction at 12:30 P.M.

tueSDAYS Ashtabula, OH – Heaven's Auctioneering LLC Auctions every Tuesday evening at 6:00pm. 2720 Carpenter Rd., Ashtabula, Ohio 44004. Antiques and modern furniture, glassware, household and firearms. (440) 477-7778. Baltic, OH – Farmerstown Community Livestock Auction, LLC. St. Rt. 557, Baltic, Ohio. Livestock every Tuesday at 12:30 P.M. Baltic, OH - Farmerstown Hay and Straw Auction. 10 a.m. 2807 St. Rt. 557, Baltic, OH 43804. Andy Raber, auctioneer, Firman Miller, owner. Sale day phone: 330897-1464. Damascus, OH – One mile South of Route 62 on Valley Road. Hay, grain at 12 :00 Noon, livestock at 1:15 P.M. Mercer, PA – Millers Mercer Livestock Auction. Every Tuesday at 12:30 P.M. Accepting livestock Mondays from 4-8 PM for Tuesday's sale. Kevin (724) 456-3632. / Sale Day Ph: (724) 893-8116. Dover, Ohio - RICK KEFFER AUCTIONS, LLC, 270 S. Tuscarawas Ave. (Rear), Dover, Ohio. Auction held every Tuesday at 5 pm. Antiques, Collectables, Furniture, Appliances. Box lots sold at 4 pm. You NEVER know whats going to show up! Taking QUALITY consignments on Sunday at 4 pm, or by appointment. CHECK US OUT at RICKKEFFERAUCTIONS.COM for pics and details of upcoming auctions; Call Rick @ 330.340.9660 or 330.308.0294; Email: rick@rickkefferauctions.com

WeDNeSDAYS Clinton, OH – Warwick Auction Co. - Dealers Auction every Wednesday at 10:00 A.M. New general merchandise. Loads each week from all over! For flea marketers, store owners, eBayers and alike! One of the oldest auction sites in Ohio. (330) 858-0195 Meadville, PA – State Rt. 98 North or Northwest of I-79, via 198. Livestock at 12:30 P.M. Gary Shidemantle, Owner. Gary Shidemantle, Auct., Gary Lee Shidemantle, Jr, Auct. (814) 763-2240

Mt Hope, OH - Mt Hope Auction. Hay: 9:30 AM, Produce: 10:00 AM, Livestock at 11:00 AM and Poultry at 1:00 PM. www.mthopeauction.com. Steve or Thurman Mullet (330) 674-6188. Rogers, OH – Community Auction, half mile west of Rogers on Route 154. Hay & Grain, 1 pm weekly. rogersohio.hibid.com Shiloh, OH – Blooming Grove Auction, Inc. - 1091 Free Rd., Shiloh, OH 44878. Hay and straw auction every Wednesday 9:30 AM. In-season produce 10:00 AM. (419) 896-2774, and Martin Sauder, Auctioneer (419) 896-2320. West Springfield, PA – City Auction House Public Auto Auction @ 14518 West Ridge Rd., Every Wed. night at 6:30pm; Buy or sell here. 814-922-3944. www.cityauctionhousepa.com Zanesville, OH – Muskingum Livestock, 944 Malinda St., Zanesville, Ohio. (740) 452-9984. Auction every Wed. at 9:00 A.M. Cattle, Hogs, Sheep & Goats. www.muskingumlivestock.com. Denny (740) 819-5120.

thurSDAYS Kidron, OH – Kidron Auction, Hay and Straw, 10:15 A.M., Livestock at Noon. Four miles South U.S. 30, two miles North U.S. 250. John Sprunger, Mgr.

FrIDAYS Ashland, OH – Ashland County Hay, Straw and Grain Auction. 10:30 A.M. One mile north of Ashland at intersection of SR 250 and TR 1136. Tom Dilgard, Auct. (419) 368-4675. Mercer, PA – 537 N. Perry Highway. Schiestle's Auction Center. Consignments, estates. Starting at 5:00 P.M. (724) 269-5125. New Wilmington, PA – Rt. 208, 1/4 mile East of New Wilmington, Pa. First and Third Fridays of each month. Tack at 7:00 P.M., Horses at 10:00 P.M. Whiting Auction, Duke Whiting, Auctioneer. (724) 946-2024. Rogers, OH – Community Auction, half mile west of Rogers on Route 154. Small Livestock, Fresh Eggs, and Agricultural Items at 4 p.m. rogersohio.hibid.com Sugarcreek, OH – Tack at 11:00 A.M., hay, straw at 1:00 P.M., horses, ponies at 2:00 P.M. Westland, PA – Marianne Hunnell Auctions @ 404 Westland Rd., Every Friday at 5:30; doors open at 3:00. Antiques and collectibles. 724-366-5684 or 724-7606574. Marianne Wass Hunnell, Auctioneer

SAturDAYS Alliance, Ohio – Lake Park Auctions - 22641

Lake Park Blvd., Alliance, Ohio. Weekly consignment auction: antique, collectibles, household. Doors open at 4:00 P.M., auction starts at 5:00 P.M. Dave Keenan, Auctioneer (330) 821-5949. Always taking quality consignments. Buy estates, large or small. See ad on auction zip.com. Ashtabula, OH – Hamilton's Auction House, 5028 Benefit Ave., Ashtabula, Ohio 44004. (440) 998-7694. Auctions every Saturday night. Doors open at 4:30 P.M. Auction starts at 5:30 P.M. Butler, PA—5:30 P.M. Yaracs Family Auction, 490 Herman Rd. From Butler, Pa. take Rt. 422 two miles to traffic light, turn right toward Herman, go 3 miles to stop sign, turn right, go 2 miles to the sale. Furniture, household, antiques, collectibles, and misc. Auctioneer: Wally Yaracs, (724) 285-1372. Canton, OH – 1st Saturday of each month. Lakeshore Auction Center, 3932 12th St. NW, where 12th Street bends around Meyers Lake. 3:30 P.M., Antiques, collectibles, furniture, estates, specialty auctions. Whipple Auctioneers (330) 477-9365, www.WhippleAuction.com Danville, OH – Danville Auction, 15684 Body Rd., EVERY 1ST & 3RD SAT. 8:45 A.M. Hay Sale, 9:30 A.M., Small Livestock, specializing in Boer goats. For info call Aden Yoder 330-231-8983. Dennison, OH – Harrison County Sales, 88903 Sale Barn Road, 4 miles east of Dennison, OH behind Ark Pottery Sales. New and used, furniture, appliances, consignments, misc. Doors open 5:00 P.M. Auction at 6:00 P.M. (740) 922-1819 Edinburg, OH – 3rd Saturday of each month, Portage County. Edinburg Auction Sales, Inc., 4029 S.R. 14, 9:30 A.M. (330) 325-2966 - www.EdinburgAuction.com Middlefield, OH – The Heritage Marketplace open at 15848 Nauvoo Rd. Market open 9:00 A.M. until 4:00 P.M. on Saturdays. Check Monday listing for auction times. (440) 477-1058 www.theheritagemarketplace.com. Norton, OH – Homestead Auctions, 4217 ClevelandMassillon Rd., Norton, OH 44203, Phone 330-706-9950. Tuesday night weekly auctions at 6 PM and Saturdays at 1 PM. Winter times and Summer times to be announced. RIPLEY, WV – Jackson Co. Regional Livestock Market Cedar Lakes Rd., Exit 132 off I-77 11:00 A.M. Livestock (304) 373-1269. Daniel Mitchell, Auct.

SuNDAYS Youngstown, OH – 2431 Youngstown/Hubbard Rd., Youngstown, Ohio 44505, Anglins Auction Service. Jeff Anglin Auct. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture. At 1:00 P.M. (330) 707-0875.

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Outstanding fair supporters honored

REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio — Honors were awarded to individuals and organizations for outstanding service to their local fairs on Jan. 5 during the 99th Ohio Fair Managers Association annual convention. Of this group, 10 received the Director’s Award for Innovation and Excellence (donated by an asterisk) for their progressive ideas and actions to improve and strengthen their fairs. Ohio Department of Agriculture Director Brian Baldridge presented each winner with a certificate. Adams County Fair: Isaac Miley Allen County Fair: Randy and Dana Jones Ashland County Fair: Weslee Fliger Ashtabula County Fair: Evan Flack Athens County Fair: Reid Hart Attica Independent Fair: Bob and Janet Ruffing Barlow Independent Fair: Paul Fleming*+ Belmont County Fair: Roger Pierce Brown County Fair: Roger Barricklow Carroll County Fair: Novelis Clark County Fair: Dana King Clermont County Fair: Wendell Wehrum Clinton County Fair: Air Transport Services Group Crawford County Fair: Chuck

Timothy Wilson, of the Wayne County Fair, received the Director’s Award for Innovation and Excellence from ODA Director Brian Baldridge at the 99th Ohio Fair Managers Association annual convention. (ODA Communications photo)

Burkhart Columbiana County Fair: Thomas Moore Coshocton County Fair: Dave and Jacque Wagner Delaware County Fair: Dan Huffman Fulton County Fair: Marilyn Lulfs Gallia County Fair: Rob Massie

Geauga County Fair: Meg Noah Greene County Fair: Dan Bullen Hamilton County Fair: Kevin Kallmeyer Hardin County Fair: Rob Wilson and Don Spar Hartford Independent Fair: Beth Rowley* and Dan Small Harrison County Fair: Gary

Apply now for 2024 Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation scholarships COLUMBUS — The Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation has multiple scholarships available to Ohio students from rural, suburban and urban communities who are pursuing degrees with a connection to the agricultural industry. Through 14 scholarship funds, nearly 50 awards will be made to deserving students. The deadline to apply online at ofbf.org/foundation/ scholarships is March 31. Newly established, the Lou Ann Putnam Memorial Scholarship Fund for Hardin County provides scholarship support to deserving individuals in perpetuity, opening the door to education by removing the financial barriers that may keep someone from pursuing a career in agriculture or related fields and/or obtaining the training needed to grow their skillset within the agricultural workforce. The Bruce and Carlene Patterson Agricultural Scholarship was established to provide scholarship support to deserving individuals in perpetuity, opening the door to education by removing the financial barriers that may keep someone from pursuing a career in agriculture or related fields and/or obtaining the training needed to grow their skills within the agricultural workforce. The Yvonne Lesicko Memorial Scholarship was established in honor of Yvonne Lesicko, Ohio Farm Bureau’s vice president of public policy, who passed away in 2020. The income from this endowment provides scholarship assistance in perpetuity to students majoring in agricultural and environmental policy or agriculturerelated fields, such as food production, scientific research, education/ outreach, policymaking, advocacy or leadership development for women. In honor of the legacy of Dr. C. William Swank, who served as Ohio Farm Bureau executive vice president from 1968-1996, Ohio Farm Bureau created the Bill and Helen Swank Scholarship. During his 40year career with Farm Bureau, Swank helped Ohio Farm Bureau grow into the advocacy organization it is today, while keeping the economic and so-

cial well-being of farm families top of mind. The Richard & Carole Cocks Scholarship is intended to recognize students for academic effort, community service and career interests that use agriculture to enhance the partnership between producers and consumers in rural, suburban and/or urban settings. The Joseph Kelly Memorial Scholarship was established in 2018 to honor the life of Joseph Kelly and to continue his legacy of generosity and service. The Joseph Kelly Memorial Scholarship is an annual, meritbased competition that focuses on rewarding students pursuing degrees related to agriculture who are from Lorain County. The Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation Scholar Award recognizes students for academic effort, community service and career interests that use agriculture to enhance the partnership between producers and consumers in rural, suburban and/or urban settings. The scholarship’s namesake John C. “Jack” Fisher believes in this saying from Ohio Farm Bureau’s first Executive Vice President Murray Lincoln: “People have within their own hands the tools to fashion their own destiny.” His vision for this scholarship is to enable people to acquire the necessary tools for a more fulfilling life. Known as “Mr. Farm Bureau” to his family and friends, Kenny Walter devoted 34 years of his life to Ohio Farm Bureau. The Kenny Walter Scholarship is awarded to students pursuing post-secondary education in agriculture who come from a Farm Bureau family in the 29 northeastern counties Walter covered as a regional supervisor and organization director. The Darwin Bryan Scholarship Fund was established in 1985 in honor of Darwin R. Bryan whose enthusiastic leadership during his 37 years of service to Ohio Farm Bureau has been an inspiration to rural youths throughout Ohio. The scholarship fund assists students who have been active in the Farm Bureau youth program and/or whose parents are Farm

Bureau members. The Mularcik Welding Scholarship for Summit County was established by Brad Mularcik, a longstanding member of Summit County Farm Bureau, who believes that there is too little attention paid to the skilled trades as a career choice for young people. By offering this scholarship, he wishes to help young people of Summit County who are seeking a career in welding. The Cindy Hollingshead Scholarship was established in 2011 to honor Cynthia Anne (Cindy) Hollingshead for her 39 years of service as executive secretary of Ohio Farm Bureau, as well as a lifetime of volunteer commitment to local government and community service activities. The objective of the scholarship is to assist students who plan to pursue careers focusing on agriculture, community service or association leadership. The Ohio Horsemen’s Benevolent & Protective Association is a nonprofit trade association representing 2,500 thoroughbred owners and trainers who race at Ohio’s three commercial thoroughbred race tracks. The objective of this scholarship is to assist students who plan to pursue careers focusing on food or agriculture. The Dr. David A. Benfield Scholarship Fund was established in 2019 by colleagues and friends of Benfield to honor his 17-year career as associate director of OARDC and associate vice president and director of the Wooster Campus in the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences and his passion for agricultural education and research. The scholarship is specifically for students in livestock and crop sciences at ATI. In addition, many county Farm Bureaus have their own scholarship programs. To view all scholarship opportunities, visit ofbf.org/foundation/scholarships. For more information about the scholarships that Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation offers, contact Kelly Warner at 614-246-8205.

Vorhees Henry County Fair: Steve Roby + Highland County Fair: Bonnie Parr Hocking County Fair: Brad Jones Holmes County Fair: Tim Hershberger Jefferson County Fair: Don Moore Logan County Fair: Larry Kinney*

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Marion County Fair: Karen Seckel Mahoning County Canfield Fair: Joe Dickey, Jr. * and George Less Medina County Fair: Harold Farnsworth Meigs County Fair: Robin and Dean Harris Mercer County Fair: Steve Seitz+ Miami County Fair: Elaine Wintrow* Montgomery County Fair: Tim Colston and Dale Spencer Muskingum County Fair: Eric Reed Pickaway County Fair: Von Cremeans Perry County Fair: Edytha Allen Blosser Preble County Fair: John Swank and Dennis Armstead Putnam County Fair: Dennis Kuhlman Ross County Fair: Frank Hirsch* Sandusky County Fair: Chris Kiser+ Seneca County Fair: David Hoover Summit County Fair: Diana Cochran Union County Fair: Sara Quick Washington County Fair: Rusty Antill Wayne County Fair: Timothy Wilson* Williams County Fair: Al Goebel Wood County Fair: Jim Blackford* + Posthumous nomination

Moon landing, Beatles, MLK speech are among TV’s 75 biggest moments, released before 75th Emmys By The Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — The moon landing, the Beatles’ first appearance on American TV and the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech are among the 75 Most Impactful Television Moments as ranked by the Television Academy in honor of the 75th edition of the Emmy Awards. Academy members from the television industry collaborated with academics to cull eight decades of TV history and vote on the list that was revealed Friday. Atop it they put Apollo 11’s 1969 first landing on the moon, and Neil Armstrong’s declaration of a “giant leap for mankind.” In second they put coverage of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center, and in third the Beatles’ 1964 appearance on “The Ed Sullivan Show.” King’s “I Have a Dream” speech, delivered at the March on Washington in 1963, is ranked No. 6. This year’s Emmy Awards, delayed four months because of Hollywood’s actors and writers strikes, comes on the MLK holiday. While the top of the list is dominated by news events, plenty of fictional moments from classic TV dramas, comedies and specials appear too, including Hawkeye bidding farewell to best buddy B.J., and Korea, in the 1983 final episode of “M.A.S.H.” (No. 8), Linus reciting the nativity story in 1965’s “A Charlie Brown Christmas” (No. 14), and, from 2007, the much-debated, cut-to-black final moment of “ The Sopranos “ (No. 36). The rankings include one scene from a show nominated this year — the last moments of Nick Offerman and Murray Bartlett on HBO’s “ The Last of Us “ (No. 56). Offerman already won an Emmy for the special episode and “The Last of Us” is among the top nominees, along with “Succession,” “The White Lotus” and “Ted Lasso,” at this year’s Emmys. Also making the list are the episode of “Ellen” where Ellen DeGeneres reveals she’s gay (No. 13), the infamous “Soup Nazi” episode of “Seinfeld” (No. 27), the debut of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” video (No. 48), Whitney Houston’s Super Bowl “Star Spangled Banner” performance (No. 65) and several moments from “Sesame Street” and “Mister Roger’s Neighborhood.” The Emmys were broadcast live from Los Angeles on Jan. 15. (©2024 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)

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LIVE ONSITE AND ONLINE BIDDING •168 Quarrick Road, Uniontown, PA 15401 • (724)-439-1621 • www.quarrickauction.com JD Gator 6x4 UTV gas powered, power dump bed; CAT RENTAL FLEET PACKAGE; LOW HOUR / LATE MODEL CAT EQUIPMENT : EXCAVATORS: 18 Cat 302.4D orops, 3rd valve, backfill blade, rubber tracks, 275 hours ; 21 Cat 303.5E orops, q/c, 3rd valve, hyd thumb, blade, rubber tracks 878 hours, ; 19 Cat 303.3E2 orops, 3rd valve, q/c, hyd thumb, backfill blade, rubber tracks, 1244 total hours, ; 2-19 Cat 303.5E2 CR orops, rubber tracks, angle blade, 3rd valve; 19 Cat 304E2 cab, air, 3rd valve, power q/c, angle blade, rubber tracks, 2477 hours, ; 14 Cat 304E CR cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, hyd thumb, rubber tracks, backfill blade, ; 21 Cat 305E cab, air, q/c, hydraulic thumb, backfill blade, rubber track, 664 hours, factory warranty; 21 Cat 305E cab, air, q/c, hydraulic thumb, backfill blade, rubber tracks, 806 hours, factory warranty; 22 Cat 305-07 cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, hydraulic thumb, backfill blade, rubber tracks, 620 hours, factory warranty; 22 Cat 305-07 cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, hydraulic thumb, backfill blade, rubber tracks, 790 hours, factory warranty; 20 Cat 305E2 cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, hyd thumb, backfill blade, rubber tracks, 1379 hours, ; 20 Cat 308 cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, backfill blade, swing boom, roadliner pads, hyd thumb, rear camera, 1890 hours, Cat rental fleet package; 20 Cat 308 cab, air, 3rd valve, hyd q/c, backfill blade, swing boom, rubber tracks, hyd thumb, rear camera, 2159 hours, Cat rental fleet package; 19 Cat 308CR cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, hyd thumb, street liner pads, backfill blade, rear camera, ; 19 Cat 308CR cab, air, 3rd valve, swing boom, q/c, backfill blade, hyd thumb, road liner pads, rear camera; 18 Cat 308E2 CR cab, heat, air, 3rd valve, hyd thumb, rear camera, road liner pads, backfill blade, 2667 hours, Cat rental fleet package; 14 Cat 311FL RR cab, air, 3rd valve, backfill blade, ; 19 Cat 311FL RR cab, air, mech thumb, rear camera, street liner pads, backfill blade; 19 Cat 313F cab, air, 3rd valve, hyd for q/c, mechanical thumb, 27.5 inch pads, camera; 22 Cat 315 cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, backfill blade, roadliner pads, 2D grade control, camera package, 880 hours; 22 Cat 315 cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, backfill blade, roadliner pads, 2D grade control, camera package, 1015 hours, factory warranty remaining; 22 Cat 315 cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, backfill blade, 20 inch pad, 36 inch bucket, 2D grade control, camera package, Factory warranty remaining, 1690 hours; 22 Cat 315 cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, backfill blade, road liner pads, camera, 1841 hours,; 18 Cat 315F cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, roadliner pads, backfill blade, camera, 4654 hours; 14 Cat 316EL cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, rear camera; 15 Cat 316EL cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve ; 19 Cat 316F cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, 1200 hours ; 20 Cat 316F cab, air, q/c, Cat hydraulic thumb, 24 inch pads, 42 inch bucket, 1528 hours,; 21 Cat 316F cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, 36 inch bucket, 28 pads, rear camera, 1164 hour, factory warranty remaining; 21 Cat 316F cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, 40 inch bucket, 24 pads, rear camera, 1170 hour; 19 Cat 320 cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, Cat Hydraulic thumb, camera package, 2327 hours, ; 19 Cat 320 cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, rear camera, Grade Control, 3271 hours; 19 Cat 320-07 cab, air, q/c, rear camera, grade control, 2645 hours,; 19 Cat 320-07 cab, air, lines for q/c, mechanical thumb, grade control, rear camera, 2895 hours ; 16 Cat 320FL cab, air, q/c, rear camera, 3165 hours ; 15 Cat 323F cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, grade control ; 18 Cat M320F cab, air, camera package, 3rd/4th valve, coupler hydraulic, backfill blade, outriggers, 1955 hours, ; 12 Cat M322D cab, air, mono boom, 3rd/4th valve, with 2 sets small remotes, coupler aux lines, out riggers; 14 Cat M322D cab, air, 3rd valve, coupler aux lines, rear camera, 2652 hours, DOZERS: 17 Cat D5K2 cab, air, 9ft PAT blade, 20 inch pads, hy-stat, Grade Control, ; 18 Cat D5K2 XL cab, air, 9ft PAT blade, 20 inch pad, Grade control, Cat rental package; 19 Cat D5K2 HRC cab, air, PAT blade, hy-stat, 2299 hours, ; 19 Cat D5K2 HRC cab, air, 9ft PAT blade, hy-stat, 20 inch pads, 2373 hours, SKID STEERS: Cat 239D cab, air, q/c, aux hyd, q/c ; 19 Cat 259D cab, air, 2 speed, power q/c, aux hyd, rear camera, 1287 hours, ; 19 Cat 259D3 cab, air, 2 speed, power q/c, high flow hyd, rear camera; 19 Cat 259D3 cab, air, 2 speed, power q/c, high flow hyd; 18 Cat 262D cab, air, 2 speed, high flow aux, power q/c, rear camera, 3402 hours, ; 19 Cat 272D2 cab, air, 2 speed, high flow aux hyd, power q/c, rear camera, 1713 hours, ; 21 Cat 279D3 cab, air, power q/c, 2 speed, aux hyd, rear camera, electric implement plug, 1414 hours, ; 22 Cat 279D3 cab, air, power q/c, 2 speed, high flow XPS aux hyd, electric implement plug, rear camera, 339 hours, ; 11 Cat 289C cab, air, 2 speed, power q/c, aux hyd ; 19 Cat 289D cab, air, 2 speed, power q/c, rear camera, high flow XPS, 2108 hours, Cat rental package; 15 Cat 289D3 cab, air, 2 speed, power q/c, high flow XPS, rear camera, ; 21 Cat 289D3 cab, air, 2 speed, high flow aux, power q/c, rear camera, 1402 hour, Cat rental package; 19 Cat 299D3 cab, air, 2 speed, power q/c, high flow, rear camera, 2131 hours; 22 Cat 299D3 cab, air, hyd q/c, high flow XPS aux hyd, 2 speed, rear camera, 666 hours, BACKHOE, TELEHANDLER, WHEEL LOADER: 18 Cat 420F 4wd, cab, air, IT arrangement, front q/c, 4 in 1 bucket, extendahoe, pilot controls, front aux hyd, 3822 hours; 19 Cat 420F2 4wd, cab, air, IT arrangement, front q/c, extendahoe, pilot controls, front/rear aux hyd, 1251 hour; 14 Cat TL943C orops, 9k lbs, 43ft reach, q/c, aux hyd, outriggers, 3297 hours; 17 Cat 908M cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, GP bucket, low hour; BOBCAT DEALER INVENTORY REDUCTION SKID STEER, EXCAVATORS, ATTACHMENTS: 14 Bobcat 418 orops, 3rd valve, blade ; 18 Bobcat E35 orops, q/c, 3rd valve, rubber tracks, backfill blade; 22 Bobcat E35I cab, air, 3rd valve, hyd q/c, backfill blade, rubber track, hyd thumb, 400 hrs, warranty until 3/24/24; 2-17 Bobcat E50 orops, hyd thumb, 3rd valve, q/c, rubber tracks, backfill blade; 20 Bobcat E50 cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, hyd thumb. rubber tracks, angle blade; 22 Bobcat E50R2 cab, air, angle blade, 3rd valve, hyd thumb, rubber track, hyd q/c, 350 hours, Warranty until 5/5/24; 22 Bobcat E50R2 cab, air, angle blade, 3rd valve, hyd thumb, rubber track, hyd q/c, 400 hours, Warranty until 5/16/24; 19 Bobcat E85 cab, air, power q/c, 3rd valve, hyd thumb, rubber tracks, backfill blade; 21 Bobcat E88 cab, air, power q/c, 3rd valve, hyd thumb, rubber tracks, backfill blade; 14 Bobcat S70 cab, q/c, aux hyd; 19 Bobcat T550 orops, q/c, aux hyd; 17 Bobcat T590 orops, SJC controls, aux hyd, pwr q/c; 18 Bobcat T590 orops, q/c, aux hyd; 18 Bobcat T590 orops, aux hyd, power q/c; 19 Bobcat T590 orops, power q/c, aux hyd; 18 Bobcat T595 cab, air, power q/c, aux hyd; 19 Bobcat T595 orops, q/c, aux hyd, SJC controls; 21 Bobcat T770 cab, air, 2 speed, SJC, high flow aux ; 16 Bobcat T770 cab, air, power q/c, aux hyd SJC control, rear camera, 534 hours; 19 Bobcat T770 cab, air, high flow aux, power q/c ; 20 Bobcat T770 cab, air, 2 speed, SJC controls, power q/c, aux hyd; 19 Bobcat S595 cab, air, 2 speed, power q/c, aux hyd ; 12 Bobcat S770 cab, air, 2 speed, power q/c, high flow; Appox 40 skid steer attachments : Grapple buckets, ; Trenchers, Post hole diggers, and more!!! DOZERS & CRAWLER LOADERS: 02 Cat 963C cab, air, hy-stat, GP digging bucket ; 00 Cat D4C XLIII orops, hy-stat, PAT blade; 87 Cat D4 orops, PAT blade, power shift trans; 87 Cat D4H orops, PAT blade, power shift trans; 01 Cat D5C XL orops, PAT blade, hy-stat ; Cat D5G XL cab, air, PAT blade, limb risers, window screens, Paccar PA40 winch rear aux hyd; 02 Cat D6M XL cab, air, FTC steering, PAT blade; 07 Cat D6N XL cab, air, Diff-steer, PAT blade (foldable blade), Paccar P55 winch w/fairlead; 13 Cat D6N LGP cab, air, PAT blade, diff-steer, wired for GPS, Paccar winch; 13 Cat D6T LGP cab, air, diff steer, Rockland angle blade, Paccar PA56 winch; 14 Cat D6T LGP cab, air, diff steer, Rockland angle blade, Paccar PA56 winch; JD 450C orops, power shift trans, PAT blade, JD winch w/high arch; 87 JD 450E orops, PAT blade ; 05 JD 650J orops, PAT blade, hy-stat, Mid-West M520 pipelayer attachment; 07 JD 700J LT cab, air, PAT blade, hy-stat, rear ripper; 10 JD 700J LGP cab, air, PAT blade, hy-stat, (as-is, bad final drive); 11 JD 700J LGP cab, air, 11ft PAT blade, 30 inch pads, hy-stat, wired for GPS; 11 JD 850K cab, air, semi-U blade, rear ripper, hy-stat trans, Per consignor: new engine in 2019 & turbo in 2022; 16 JD 850K LGP orops, hy-stat, Midwestern M572C XL pipelayer; 19 JD 850K WLT cab, air, PAT blade, hy-stat; Komatsu D21P-6 orops, power shift trans, PAT blade; 98 Komatsu D37P-5 cab, air, PAT blade, power shift trans, Carco 30B winch; EXCAVATORS: 07 Bobcat 335 orops, 3rd valve, q/c, hyd thumb, rubber tracks, backfill blade; 08 Bobcat 337 cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, hyd thumb, backfill blade, rubber tracks; 14 Bobcat E26 orops, q/c, rubber tracks, backfill blade, 3rd valve, hyd thumb; 19 Bobcat E32 cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, hyd thumb, rubber tracks, backfill blade; 2-17 Bobcat E35 orops, q/c, 3rd valve, rubber tracks, backfill blade; 18 Bobcat E35I cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, hyd thumb, rubber tracks, backfill blade; 15 Bobcat E55 cab, air, q/c, hyd thumb, backfill blade, 3rd valve ; 18 Case CX300D cab, air, 3rd valve, camera package, 48 inch bucket, q/c, 12ft stick; 14 Cat 303ECR orops, q/c, 3rd valve, rubber track, backfill blade; 07 Cat 315CL cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, hyd thumb; 12 Cat 321D LCR cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, zero tail swing; Cat 322L w/ Mulcher system cab, heat, air, 36 in cutter, shin cutter system w/Cat 3306 power pack; 05 Cat 318C cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c; 08 Cat 325DL cab, air, q/c; 93 Cat E70B cab, steel track, mech thumb; 08 Gradall XL3100 III cab, air, telescopic boom, q/c,

County machine; 11 Gradall XL4100 cab, air, 6x4, telescopic boom; 10 Gradall XL4100 III cab, air, 6x4, telescopic boom, q/c; Hitachi EX60 cab, (bottom window missing), heat, 3rd valve; 13 JD 75D cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, hydraulic thumb; 16 JD 130G cab, heat, air; 00 JD 160LC cab, 3rd valve, mechanical thumb; 14 JD 180G LC cab, air, 3rd valve; 01 JD 200CLC cab, air, 3rd valve, recently overhauled engine, paperwork available; 05 JD 200CLC cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c; 06 JD 210CW cab, air, 3rd valve, Geith q/c, backfill blade, mono boom; 16 JD 350GLC cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, 12ft 9in stick; 13 Kobelco SK170-9 cab, air q/c, 3rd valve, camera; Kobelco SK250LC cab, heat, air, mech thumb ; Komatsu PC55-MR3 orops, 3rd valve, roadliner pads, hyd thumb, backfill blade,; 01 Komatsu PC120-6E cab, heat, air ; 17 Kubota U55-4R1 orops, q/c, 3rd valve, hyd thumb, rubber tracks, backfill blade; 07 Takeuchi TB145 cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, rubber tracks, backfill blade; 18 Takeuchi TB230 orops, q/c, 3rd valve, rubber tracks, backfill blade; 17 Takeuchi TB290 cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, swing boom, rubber track, backfill blade ; 19 Takeuchi TB2150 cab, q/c, 3rd valve, hyd thumb, rubber tracks, backfill blade, rear camera; 16 Wacker Neuson 1404 cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, hyd thumb, rubber tracks, backfill blade; 16 Wacker Neuson ET90 cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, hyd thumb, rubber tracks, backfill blade; 17 Wacker Neuson EZ53 cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, hyd thumb, rubber tracks, backfill blade; 18 Yanmar SV100-2A cab, air, 3rd valve, q/c, rubber track, backfill blade, swing boom, hydraulic thumb, 805 hours; 19 Yanmar ViO35-6A orops, q/c, rubber tracks, backfill blade, 19 year model is unverified; 18 Yanmar Vi080-1A cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, rubber tracks, backfill blade; SKID STEER LOADERS: 20 Bobcat 5610T Toolcat cab, air, power q/c, high flow aux hyd, 3pt, pto, 2 scv; 14 Bobcat S70 cab, q/c, aux hyd; 09 Bobcat S130 cab, q/c, aux hyd ; 04 Bobcat S175 cab, heat, aux hyd, q/c; 12 Bobcat S630 cab, air, SJC control, 2 speed, power q/c, high flow; 15 Bobcat S630 cab, air, q/c, aux hyd; 21 Bobcat T66 orops, power q/c, aux hyd; 12 Bobcat T180 cab, air, power q/c, aux hyd; 15 Bobcat T450 orops, q/c, aux hyd; 16 Bobcat T650 cab, air, power q/c, SJC control, high flow aux; 19 Bobcat T650 cab, air, power q/c, aux hyd; 20 Bobcat T740 orops, q/c, aux hyd; 2- 15 Bobcat T750 cab, air, q/c, aux hyd; 03 Bobcat 753 cab, q/c, aux hyd, no door, no bucket; 95 Case 1845 cab, q/c, aux hyd ; 18 Case TV380 orops, w/side glass, q/c, aux hyd, 2 speed; 05 Cat 252B cab, (no door), heat, q/c, aux hyd; 07 Cat 256C orops, q/c, aux hyd; 05 Cat 257B HF cab, air, high flow aux, power q/c ; Gehl RT105 orops, q/c, aux hyd ; Gehl SL4635 orops, q/c, aux hyd; JCB 300T cab, heat, air, aux hyd, (windows missing); 00 JD 250 cab, q/c, aux hyd ; 20 JD 312GR cab, heat, power q/c, aux hyd ; 15 JD 319E orops, q/c, aux hyd, non operational; 06 JD 320 orops, q/c, aux hyd ; 22 Kubota SVL65-2 cab, air, power q/c, 2 speed, aux hyd ; 18 Kubota SVL75-2 cab, air, 2 speed, power q/c, aux hyd; 20 Kubota SVL75-2 cab, air, 2 speed, power q/c, aux hyd; 18 Kubota SVL95-2 cab, air, power q/c, high flow hyd; 08 NH L175 cab, power q/c, high flow aux, 2 speed, joystick control; 17 NH L228 orops, q/c, aux hyd; 18 Takeuchi TL6R orops, 2 speed, q/c, aux hyd; 20 Takeuchi TL8 cab, air, high flow aux hyd, power q/c, 2 speed; 13 Takeuchi TL10CRH cab, air, 2 speed, power q/c, high flow aux; 18 Takeuchi TL12V2 cab, air, 2 speed, high flow aux hyd, power q/c, 2 speed; 22 Toro Dingo TX1000 S Kubota diesel powered, q/c, aux hyd, walk behind; 20 Toro TX1000 Kubota diesel powered, aux hyd, q/c, walk behind; LOADER BACKHOES: Case 580SM2 cab, air, 2wd, extendahoe, aux hyd; 20 Case 580SN WT 4wd, cab, air, powershift trans, extendahoe, front/rear aux hyd, pilot controls, 445 hour; 98 Case 590L 4wd, cab, heat, 4in1 bucket, extendahoe; 07 JCB 3CX 4wd, cab, heat, air, extendahoe, foldover forks, backhoe will not engage ; 18 JCB 3CX-4 4wd, cab, air, extendahoe, low hours ; 03 JD 310SG 4wd, cab, heat, air, pilot controls, front q/c, extendahoe, aux remote outlets, hyd thumb; 13 JD 310SK 4wd, cab, air, pilot control, powershift trans, extendahoe, front q/c, aux hyd; 20 JD 310SL 4wd, orops, standard hoe; JD 410D 4wd, cab, heat, extendahoe; 14 JD 410K 4wd, cab, air, power shift, pilot control, extendahoe, aux hyd, 4 in 1 bucket, 935 hours; 15 JD 410K 4wd, cab, air, power shift, pilot control, extendahoe, front/rear aux hyd, front q/c, GP bucket; COMPACTION, MOTOR GRADERS, ASPHALT EQUIPMENT: Bomag BW120SL-5 orops, 47 inch smooth double drum vibratory w/water system; 11 Cat CS54 XT cab, air, 84 inch smooth drum vibratory; 11 Hamm 3410 cab, air, 84 inch smooth drum vibratory; 17 Hamm HD8 orops, 24 inch smooth double drum vibratory asphalt roller w/water system; 12 Volvo SD25D orops, 41 inch smooth drum, vibratory ; 13 Volvo SD45 orops, 54 inch smooth drum vibratory roller; 12 Volvo SD70 orops, 66 inch smooth drum vibratory; 93 JD 570B Motor Grader cab, air, 12ft moldboard, scarfire; JD 772B Motor Grader cab, air, all wheel drive, local Somerset county township machine; 12 Leeboy 5000 Path Master Paver crawler track drive, propane heated screed, 5ft to 9ft paving width; 3-Champion 710A Motor Graders cab/air/Cummins diesel powered, mid mount scarfire, state machines; TELEHANDLERS, FORKLIFTS, MANLIFTS: Extreme XRM842 orops, 8k lbs capacity, 42ft reach, q/c, (08 year unverified) ; 14 Gehl RS6-42 orops, 6k lbs, 42ft reach, q/c, aux hyd ; 13 Gehl RS12-42 orops, 12k lbs, 42 ft reach, q/c; 10 Genie GTH-844 orops, 8k lbs, 44ft reach; 17 Genie GTH-5519 orops, 5500 lbs capacity, 19ft reach, q/c, aux hyd; 18 JCB 514-56 cab, air, 14k lbs capacity, 56ft reach, out riggers, q/c, aux hyd, tilt on forks; 14 JCB 527-58 AGRI cab, air, power q/c, GP bucket, forks, aux remote outlet, 5950 lbs lift capacity, 19ft reach; 13 Merlo P50.18 cab, air, 11k lbs, 50ft reach, aux hyd; 13 SkyTrak 8042L orops, 8k lbs, 42ft reach, q/c, aux hyd; 13 Terexlift GTH-5519 orops, 5500 lbs capacity, 19ft reach, q/c, aux hyd; 13 JLG 450A Art Boom Lift 4wd, dual fuel, 45ft reach; JLG 660SJ Boom Lift 4wd, diesel powered, 66 ft reach; Case 584D orops, 4wd, diesel powered, 6000 lbs mast lift; 15 Case 586H 4wd, orops, 6k lbs, 264 inch lift, side shift mast; 14 Case 588H 2wd, cab, air, 8000 lbs, capacity, side shift mast, 264 inch lift; 15 Doosan D140S-7 orops, 2 Stage Mast, 84 in Forks, Side Shift, Fork Positioner, 31k lbs mast lift; 2-Genie GS 1930 Scissorlift ; 04 Ingersoll-Rand RT706H 2wd, orops, 6k lbs mast lift; 03 JCB 930 RTFL 4wd, cab, heat, 6k lbs, 127 OHL, 264 MFH lift; 16 Skyjack SJ8841 RT dual fuel, 4wd, engine needs tuned up, needs rear wheel drive shaft; Taylor THD160 cab, heat, 16k lbs lift capacity; ARTIC, DUMPS & CRAWLER DUMPS: 12 JD 250DII Articulated Dump Truck cab, air, engine retarder, 25 ton capacity, 6wd; 15 Cat 725C Articulated Dump Truck cab, air, engine retarder, 25 ton capacity, 6wd; Volvo A25C Water Truck cab, heat, air, 6wd, approx 5000 gallon water body; 05 Volvo A40D Haul Truck cab, air, engine retarder, 40 ton capacity, 6wd, tailgate; 09 IHI IC70-2 Crawler Carrier cab, air, rubber track; 19 IHI IC100-2 Flatbed Crawler Carrier cab, air, rubber track, flat dump bed; 17 Morooka MST2200VD Crawler Dumper cab, air, rubber track drive, flat dump bed, engine cranks but will not start, sells AS-IS; 2-17 Morooka MST3000VD Crawler Dumper cab, air, rubber track drive, flat dump bed; RUBBER TIRED LOADER: 14 Case 621F cab, air, 3rd valve, JRB q/c, GP bucket; 17 Case 621G cab, air, 3rd valve, JRB q/c; 05 Case 621D XT cab, air, q/c, GP bucket, tool carrier boom; 94 Case MW24C cab, heat, 4 in 1 bucket, 3rd valve, nice governmental unit; 06 Cat 904B orops, q/c, 3rd valve, GP bucket; 07 Cat 928GZ cab, air, GP bucket, 20.5x25 tires; 06 Cat 938H cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, GP bucket; 07 Cat 950H cab, air, q/c, GP bucket, forks ; 07 Cat 950H cab, air, q/c, GP bucket; 2-Cat IT28B cab, q/c, 3rd valve, GP bucket; 15 JD 204K orops, 3rd valve, skid steer q/c, GP bucket; 01 JD 444H cab, heat, 3rd & 4th valve, q/c, GP bucket, forks; 07 JD 444J cab, heat, Powerell linkage, JRB q/c, GP bucket, local township unit; JD 524L cab, air, JRB q/c, GP bucket; 00 JD 544H cab, air, pin on pallet forks; 15 JD 544K cab, heat, air, q/c, GP bucket, forks; 17 JD 544K cab, air, JRB q/c, GP bucket; 13 JD 624K cab, air, JRB q/c, GP bucket; 19 JD 624L cab, air tool carrier, JRB q/c, 3rd valve; 14 JD 844K-II cab, air, ride control, joystick steering, 29.5x25 tires, 136 inch bucket; 17 Kawasaki 30ZV-2 orops, 3rd valve, q/c, bucket; 11 Kawasaki 45ZV orops, 3rd valve, q/c, GP bucket, forks; 19 Takeuchi TW95 cab, air, 3rd valve, Euro Q/C, GP bucket ; 04 Volvo L50D cab, heat, q/c, GP bucket ; 04 Volvo L110E cab, air, GP bucket; 11 Volvo L110F cab, air, q/c, 3rd valve, GP bucket, forks, rear camera; 14 Volvo L110G cab, air, q/c, GP bucket, rear camera; 06 Volvo L220E cab, air, GP bucket, scale system;

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Hard lessons from a long December

Eric Keller

Comfortably Dumb It took an entire day to remove all the salt from the brine tank. We then proceeded to disinfect the entire system. The manufacturer suggested a small amount of bleach, but we had a big problem. So we did it our way. We were a little more liberal with the amount of bleach, because, well, if a little is good enough, then a lot should be about right. Once the sanitizing cycle was complete, we did it again. And again and again. When someone asked me how many times we cleaned it, I told them the truth. I had no idea, but it took several days. Unfortunately, the basement was still in disarray from all the clean-

ing products and there were several different types. We personally don’t keep bleach in the house, as we prefer other things, like vinegar. But, since we were cleaning dead mouse juice from our entire plumbing system, we decided to buy a couple gallons. Considering the situation and our lack of use of bleach, it wasn’t surprising to rediscover the consequences of mixing bleach with certain chemicals. There were many cleaning products on the basement floor, including iron-out salt, baking soda, bleach, vinegar and a few other things that I can’t remember. They were all from different types of cleaning at different times, but never really cleaned, just scattered on the floor, waiting for a good time to react. Using chlorine to shock the well meant that the water we were mopping up the floor with had chlorine, and it mixed with the iron out to produce a slight amount of chlorine gas. We quickly found ourselves ventilating the basement again. Honestly, chlorine gas is strong, but it was nothing compared to the hydrogen sulfide from the battery and inverter that failed. As the new year has finally arrived, so has a new onset of problems. I wish I could understand it, but I’m not sure that I ever will. Looking back at this December, I can only hope to forget, it reminds

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me of when I was playing in my first golf tournament in high school. Honestly, I had no right or reason to be on the team, except that there weren’t enough players, and my best friend Danny begged me to join. He didn’t even complain when I slid some of my heavier golf clubs in his bag to carry, to lighten my load. I remember standing at the first tee, surrounded by hundreds of people. I could feel my legs shaking. I even said a little prayer before starting my swing. And before I knew it, it was all over. I stood there, in front of a wave of obligatory applause, wondering where the ball went. Maybe I drove the green, I thought. That’s about the time when the applause abruptly ended. I didn’t drive the green — heck, I didn’t even hit the ball. It was one of the most disheartening and nerve-shattering experiences of my life. And I wish I could say that it didn’t happen again. But, in front of the bewildered audience, I missed that ball another 26 times, before finally hitting it off the first tee. I really wish there was someone selling mulligans in life like they do before a golf outing. Cause, I could use a few right about now. (Eric Keller is a veteran, husband, proud father of four, nurse and first-generation homesteader who can be reached at happyrootshomesteadohio@gmail.com.)

ELYRIA, Ohio — Lorain County Conservation District is partnering with organizations across the nation for Winter Salt Awareness Week, Jan. 22-26, to spotlight the threats that road salt poses to our rivers, lakes and drinking water. Winter Salt Awareness Week will feature daily livestreams from 1:30 to 2 p.m. EST from ecologists, transportation experts and other saltwise speakers from across the United States. Sessions will discuss the environmental toll of deicers, salts in our drinking water, actions that municipalities are taking and how residents can get involved. To register for the livestreams, go to SignUp at wisaltwise.com. Using more salt than is necessary doesn’t make our roads or sidewalks safer. Excess salt prematurely ages infrastructure and harms freshwater resources. Municipalities across the state are dialing in salt use through improved mechanical removal, calibration and the precision application of deicers. By focusing on first removing as much snow as possible and then right-sizing salt applications, residents and businesses can cut down how much we spend on salt, protect our freshwater lakes and rivers and keep pavements safe.

Broadband webinar to introduce new online tool UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State Extension announced the upcoming webinar, “National Broadband Navigator” set for Jan. 23 at noon. This virtual event aims to provide crucial insights into the world of broadband connectivity, fostering digital inclusion and empowering communities across the nation to start local broadband deployment conversations. Featured speakers are Harry Crissy, geospatial intelligence ana-

lyst at Penn State Extension, and Tom Beresnyak, extension educator at Penn State Extension. Key topics include understanding the digital divide, community empowerment, policy perspectives and introducing the new innovative geospatial intelligence tool designed to assist communities in navigating the complexities of broadband project planning and implementation. Register online at extension.psu. edu/national-broadband-navigator

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LARGE YEAR END CONSTRUCTION & AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT AUCTION

LIVE ONSITE AND ONLINE BIDDING •168 Quarrick Road, Uniontown, PA 15401 • (724)-439-1621 • www.quarrickauction.com ... Continued from last page: FORESTRY EQUIPMENT, MISC. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT: 3-21 Merlo DBM 3500 Mini Cement Truck unused, cab, air, 4wd, 4 wheel steer, rotating hopper, rear hydraulic loading hopper, split controls to drive in both direction, 6.5 cu/yd drum volume; 02 Valmet 890.1 8x8 Log Forwarder cab, air, 8x8, Valmet telescopic boom w/Valmet hyd grapple, 750/55-26.5 tires, tire chains; Alamo Traxx 600890 RC Brush Cutter w/3 Attach diesel, rubber track drive, remote in office, runs and drives, mower does not engage; 12 Bandit 200XP Chipper Cat diesel powered; 13 Bandit 200XP Chipper Cat diesel powered; 3-15 Bandit 200XP Chipper Cat diesel powered; Roadtec SB-2500D Shuttle Buggy Cat diesel powered, hy-stat drive; Royer 166 Topsoil Shredder/Screener shredder, screener, 3 cyl diesel engine, Rockford pto; Elgin Pelican Street Sweeper cab, heat, air, diesel powered; Bombadier SW-48 DA Rubber Track Snow Pusher; 2-21 Tramac NE36 Hyd Breaker unused; Doosan Hydraulic Breaker; 19 Allied Rammer 1655E 3000 lb Breaker only used on 1 site, original bit, from Leslie Equipment; Okada SS Hyd Jack Hammer Attach; 16 Bradco HP50 Asphalt Planer for SS; 3-Flex-Temp Forced Air Heater 1 mil BTU; 14 Magnum MMG100 Generator John Deere powered; 4-Magnum Gold Pressure Washer unused gas powered hot water washer; Cab Assembly for JD D Series Dozer; Rolloff Tank; Metal Dump Bed 7 ft 6 in Wide/12 ft 2 in Long; Approx 25 unused/used Case attachments: Excavator buckets, backhoe buckets, couplers, power hole diggers, hyd thumbs; Load of various Trojan excavator buckets; Several various shipping containers; Several new and used skid steer and excavator attachments; ON ROAD TRUCKS & TRAILERS: 17 Ram 5500 Cummins diesel powered, auto trans, 4wd, steel dump bed w/tool box; 17 Ram 5500 Cummins diesel powered, auto trans, 4wd, Knapheide dump bed w/tool box; 15 Ram 5500 Cummins diesel powered, auto trans, 4wd, steel dump bed w/tool box; 14 Ram 5500 Cummins diesel powered, auto trans, 4wd, Galion dump bed w/tool box; 12 Dodge 4500 Service Truck Cummins diesel powered, 2wd, auto trans, Knapheide utility body w/ Stellar EC3200 crane w/remote; 13 Dodge 5500 Serviec Truck 2wd, Cummins diesel, auto trans, Knapheide service body, Stellar EC3208 crane w/remote; 15 Dodge Ram 5500 Service Truck 4wd, Cummins diesel, auto trans, PalPro 43 service body, Vmac Predat 40 hyd air compresser, hyd outriggers, Palfinger PSC4329 hyd crane; 15 Ford F750 S/A Dump Truck Cummins 6.7 diesel, manual tran, hydraulic brakes, 10ft hyd dump bed w/trailer hitch capability; 08 International Dura Star 4300 Rolloff Truck International Maxxforce engine, auto trans, air lift tandem axle, Knause KP816 roll off body; 03 International 7400 Dump DT466 engine, auto trans, steel body dump bed, does not run, unknown issue; 09 International 7400 Rollback Int Maxxforce 9.3L engine, 10 sp trans, air brake, tandem axle, Ledwell rollback bed w/winch; 16 International 4300 Dump Truck Cummins ISB 6.7 L Diesel 260 hp engine, exhaust brake, auto trans, 12000 lb Front Axle, 21000 lb Rears, 33000 lb GVWR, 11R22.5 Front Tires, 11R22.5 Rear Tires, 153 in Wheelbase, PTO, 10 ft Long x 39 in; 00 Peterbilt 330 Fuel/Lube CAT 3126B, 6 sp manual trans, air brake, Interpipe Equipment bed, Hyd drive air compressor, vac down system, lube sytem, 5 fluid dispensing system, engine runs with miss, sells as-is; 07 Peterbilt 335 Dump Truck Cummins ISC 315 engine, 10 sp trans, air brakes, Ox 17 ft 16-18 yd steel dump bed w/barn door, 3rd lift axle, rubber block suspension; 07 Peterbilt 378 Hydro Exc Vaccuum Truck Cat C15 14.6L engine, 18 speed trans, air ride suspension, 3rd lift axle, Keith Huber vacuum body; 02 Interstate Trailer; 4-16 Interstate 20DTA Trailer Air brakes; 19 Interstate 20DTA Trailer Air brakes; 3-20 Interstate 20DTA Trailer Air brakes; 02 Mac Dump Trailer; 16 Proline DG55 RGN Trailer 55 ton RGN trailer, 26ft well, 12ft covered rear deck, air ride suspension; 23 Quality Trailer; 88 Diamond Horse Trailer; North American Trailer 26ft Steel Dump Trailer 70k GVWR, 26ft, barn door; FARM & COMPACT TRACTORS: Case IH 5230 2wd, cab, air, powershift trans; Ford 276 Bi Directional Tractor cab, air, front and rear: 3pt, pto, 3 rear scv, 2 front scv, loader; JD 4100 4wd, loader; JD 5400 4wd, open station, 3pt, pto, 2 scv, sync shuttle trans, JD 540 loader attachment; JD 5420

4wd, isolated platform, power reverser, 3pt, pto, 2 scvs, JD 541 loader; JD 7610 4wd, cab, air, bar axles, 3pt, pto, 2 scv, powershift trans, trans slips in 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 forward gears, sells as-is; 05 Kubota L39 4wd, orops, glide shift trans, 3 pt capable, pto, skid steer q/c, rear q/c; Kubota 2800 4wd, hydro, 3pt, PTO, Kubota LA463 loader, Kubota BL4690B, 3pt backhoe; Kubota L3430 4wd, cab, air, hydro trans, 3pt, pto, Kubota LA723 loader w/skid steer q/c; 20 Kubota M5N-091 Power Crawler cab, air, power shuttle, 6 speed trans, 3pt, pto, 2 scv, 10 front weights; Kubota K5-091 4wd, cab, air, loader, power shuttle, 3pt, pto, rear svc’s, 385 hours; 20 NH AG Workmaster 105 4wd, 12+12 creeper, power shuttle tractor, 3pt, pto, 2 scvs, NH loader w/skid steer q/c; 12 NH Boomer 3045 4wd, cab, air, CVT transmission, NH TL250 loader w/skid steer q/c, 3pt, pto; NH Boomer 3045 4wd, cab, air, 3 pt, pto, easy drive trans, NH 260TL w/skid steer q/c, does not go forward, reverse only, sells as is; 05 NH TN75DA; 09 NH T6030 4wd, cab, air, power shift, power shuttle, 3pt, pto, 4 scv; 18 Kubota B26 4wd, hydro, 3pt, pto, skid steer q/c; White/Oliver 1678 4wd, cab, loader, backhoe, torque convertor trans; FARM EQUIP & ATTACHMENTS: Conibear stainless steel fertilizer spreader tandem axle, dual spinners, hyd drive, 10ft x 7ft hopper; New Leader L2020-12 Sprayer/Spreader; JD 7200 6 Row Corn Planter; Kverneland 6598 Hay Rake; JD 582 Hay Baler crop cutter, silage special, net wrap, monitor in office, bale count - 18604; MF 233 Disc Harrow rock flex, 14ft 6in wide; New Idea 323 Corn Picker; Kubota BL4690B 3pt, pto, backhoe; Several 3pt and farm implements not listed!! IMPORTANT UPDATED AUCTION SCHEDULE; 8:30 am: Small miscellaneous items row (onsite bidding only, non internet); 9:00 am: Ring 1: Construction equipment, construction attachments, heavy trucks (onsite & internet bidding); 9:00 am: Ring 2: Farm tractors, farm implements, trucks, trailers, miscellaneous attachments (onsite & internet bidding) THE FEBRUARY 1 AUCTION IS SHAPING UP TO BE A NICE AUCTION WITH PLENTY OF INVENTORY TO CHOOSE FROM. PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE www.quarrickauction.com FOR MOST UPDATED PIC-TURES AND DETAILS OR STOP BY OUR FACILITY TO CHECK OUT ITEMS COMING UP FOR AUCTION. ITEMS BEING ADDED DAILY.; Live Internet Bidding is available for this auction hosted by Equipment Facts or Proxibid. Check out their website for details at www.equipmentfacts.com or www.proxibid.com Good selection of clean equipment!!! Easy to get to, we are 20 min. from I-70, 25 min. from PA turnpike, 20 min from I-68, 30 min from I-79. TERMS AND CONDITIONS: VALID PHOTO ID REQUIRED TO OBTAIN BUYERS NUMBER.PAYMENT MADE IN FULL DAY OF AUCTION VIA CASH, GOOD CHECK, BANK WIRE TRANSFER, OR VISA/MASTER CARD WITH 3% ADMINISTRATION FEE. Note: There will be a buyers fee of $250.00 per item, for items selling for $2,500.00 & up, and a 10% fee per item, for items selling for $2,500.00 & below. ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD ASIS WHERE IS WITH NO WARRANTIES OR GUARANTEES. WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR FOLLOWING: ACCIDENTS ON AUCTION YARD PREMISES; REPRESENTATION OR CONDITION OF ITEMS SOLD; HOURS OF USAGE ON EQUIPMENT SOLD; PRICES OBTAINED BY AUCTION COMPANY; NO SHOWS; PLEASE CALL AHEAD TO BE SURE OF AVAILABILITY OF SPECIFIC ITEMS. ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PRINTED MATERIAL. SALES TAX WILL BE COLLECTED WHERE APPLICABLE UNLESS VALID EXPEMPTION IS PROVIDED. ALL OUT OF STATE CHECKS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A BANK LETTER OF GUARANTEE, CALL FOR CHECK PRE-APPROVAL.

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LORAIN COUNTY ABSOLUTE 105.5 ACRE FARM AUCTION

833-SOLD-RES / WWW.RES.BID WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7th | 5PM LORAIN COUNTY ABSOLUTE 2 Parcels • Tillable • Wooded • Home 105.5 ACRE FARM AUCTION SCAN HERE TO STAY UP TO DATE 10% Buyers Premium th LIC # 2022000271 Auction will be held at the Brighton Township Hall – 21451 State Route 511, Wellington, OH. Property is located at 19856 Gore Orphanage Road, Wakeman. Take 511 North to Norwalk Road then a right on to Gore Orphanage Road. Watch for RES signs. Parcel 1: 82.7 Acres • Parcel 2: 23 Acres Open House: The house will be open for inspection Wednesday, January 24th • 4-5PM. Pickup a brochure and walk the land at your leisure. Private showings available through Andy White 419-651-2152. Auction will be held at the Brighton Township Hall – 21451 State Route 511, Wellington, OH. Andy White 419-651-2152 – Joseph Mast – Road, Wakeman. Take 511 North to Norwalk Property is located at 19856 Gore Orphanage Brock Radera right on to Gore Orphanage Road. Watch for RES signs. Road then Drew Turner – Mary Parcel 1: 82.7 AcresHartley • Parcel 2: 23 Acres

2 Parcels • Tillable • Wooded • Home

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Open House: The house will be open for inspection Wednesday, January 24th • 4-5PM. Pickup a brochure and walk the land at your leisure. Private showings available through Andy White 419-651-2152. Andy White 419-651-2152 – Joseph Mast – Brock Rader Drew Turner – Mary Hartley

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10% BUYER’S PREMIUM YARD OPEN: MON. - FRI. 9AM-5PM; SAT. 8AM-1PM - 375 FRY RD. WOOSTER, OH LIC # 2022000271 CONSIGNMENT AUCTION COMMERCIAL TRUCK & TRAILER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND | 10AM SEMIS - DUMP TRUCKS - COMMERCIAL TRUCKS - DIESEL TRUCKS - TRAILERS LIVE AUCTION WITH ONLINE BIDDING 833-SOLD-RES • www.RES.bid ANDY WHITE - JOSEPH MAST - KEVIN TEETS - DREW TURNER - JAKE WHITE - DAVE CORNISH MATT BRENNER Consignments will be accepted through Monday, November 6th @ 5PM SCAN TO STAY UP TO DATE

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YARD OPEN: MON. - FRI. 9AM-5PM; SAT. 8AM-1PM - 375 FRY RD. WOOSTER, OH Consignments will be accepted through Monday, November 6th @ 5PM ANDY WHITE - JOSEPH MAST - KEVIN TEETS - DREW TURNER - JAKE WHITE - DAVE CORNISH - MATT BRENNER

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LARGE JOHN DEERE RENTAL AND LATE MODEL CAT, JOHN DEERE, KOMATSU RENTAL FLEET EQUIPMENT AUCTION

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: 9 ARTICULATED HAUL TRUCKS: 2022 Hydrema 912GS(1,300hrs.), 2021LATE MODEL CAT, JOHN DEERE, KOMATSU 2020 Hydrema 912FHM(500hrs.), (2)2020 JD 410E, 2019 JD 370E, 2020 JD 310ET, RENTAL FLEET EQUIPMENT AUCTION (2)2021 JD 260ET, 3 AGRICULTURAL TRACTORS: 2019 JD 6195R, 2019 JD 6155R, 2019 JD Late Model John Deere, Cat, Komatsu Rental Fleet Equipment, 6155M, 5 TRACTOR LOADERS: Unused NH TS6.110(cab, 4x4), (2)NH Workmaster-75(cab, 4x4), Attachments, Support, Trailers & Trucks Demo NH Prostar 120(cab, 4x4), 2019 NH Prostar 120(cab, 4x4), 74 HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS: FRIDAY, JANUARY 26TH @ 9:30 AM (2)2019-2018 JD 380GF, 2019 JD 350GF, 2018 JD 345GF, 2019-2018 JD 300GF, 2019 JD DELAWARE (Columbus), OHIO 250GL, 2020 JD 245G, 2022 JD 200G, 2014 JD 180GLC, 2022 JD 135G, (2)2021-2020 JD 85G, ADDRESS: 935 U.S. 23 N., Delaware OH 43015 2018 JD 85GX, 2019 JD 85GF, 2022 JD 60G, 2016 JD 50G, Cat 336FL, (2)Cat 320, Cat (Delaware County Fairgrounds) 315FL, 2018 Cat 315F, 2014 Cat 314ELCR, (2)Cat 313FL, 2019 Cat 308CR, Cat 301.8, 2018 Doosan DX300LC-5, 2019 Kobelco SK260LC-10, 2021-(2)2018 Kobelco SK210LC, 2019 Case CX160D, 2015 Case CX160C, 2018-2017 Case CX130D, 2019 Case CX57C, 2015 Case CX55B, (2) Case CX36B, Hyundai Robex 450LC-7A, 2016 Takeuchi TB290, 2019 Takeuchi 215D, 2021 Hitachi 60U, (2)2021 Hitachi 30U-5, 2021 Hitachi ZX26, 2012 Linkbelt 80, (3)New AGT H15, (6) New AGT QH13R, (5)New AGT QS12R, (2)AGT QH12, (2)New AGT L12, (2)New Lanty LAT-13S, New Lanty LAT-13, New Lanty LAT-12S, New Lanty LAT-120, New Lanty LAT-08, 18 RUBBER TIRED LOADERS: 2023 Komatsu WA320-8, (2)2023 Komatsu WA270-8, JD 744K, JD 644B, JD TH 544K2, Cat 926, (4)Unused Cat 908, Cat 908H2(solid tires), (3)2022-2018 Cat 906M, 2016 Case 521F, Unused Yanmar V100, 26 CRAWLER TRACTORS: 2021 JD 850LX, 2020 JD 850LLGP, (5)2020 JD 750KLGP, 2015 JD 700KLGP, (5)2021-2014 JD 650KLT, (2)2021-(2)2014 JD 650KLGP, 2021 JD 650KLT, 2021 JD 650KXLT(500hrs.), 2021-2020 JD 450KLGP, (3)Cat D5K2LGP, Case 850K, 8 CRAWLER CARRIERS: (2)Unused Bell TC7A, 2019 Morooka MST2200VD, (2)2019(2)2018-2016 Terramac RT9, 10 TRACTOR LOADER BACKHOES: 2019 Cat 420F2(4x4), 2019 935 U.S. 23 N., Delaware OH 43015 ADDRESS: JD 710L, (2)2019-2017 JD 410L, 2012 JD 410J(4x4), 2019 JD 310L, JD 310E, JD 310, NH LB75.B, (Delaware County Fairgrounds) TACK RIG: Cat D5M, 3 VIBRATORY ROLLERS: 2018 Hamm H10i, (2)2020 Hamm H5i, 9 RUBBER TRACKED SKID STEERS:9 2019 JD 333G, 2018 325G, 2013 272DXPS, (2)Takeuchi HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: ARTICULATED HAULJD TRUCKS: 2022Cat Hydrema 912GS(1,300hrs.), 2021-2020 Hydrema 912FHM(500hrs.), (2)2020 JD 410E, 2019 JD 370E, 2020 JD 310ET, TL12, Wacker ST45, 2023-(2)2022 Wacker SM100, 5 SKID STEERS: (2)JD 332G, 2019 JD (2)2021 JD 260ET, 3 AGRICULTURAL TRACTORS: 2019 JD 6195R, 2019 JD 6155R, 2019 JD 6155M, 5 TRACTOR LOADERS: Unused NH TS6.110(cab, 4x4), (2)NH Workmaster-75(cab, 4x4), 330GX, 2022 JD 324GX, (2)2018 Kubota SSV75, Mustang 940, 8 MINI TIRED LOADERS: (7)New Demo NH Prostar 120(cab, 4x4), 2019 NH Prostar 120(cab, 4x4), 74 HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS: (2)2019-2018 JD 380GF, 2019 JD 350GF, 2018 JD 345GF, 2019-2018 JD 300GF, 2019 JD Power X PX320-L, New Roda RD36W, 9 MINI TRACK LOADERS: 2021 Ditch Witch SK1550, 250GL, 2020 JD 245G, 2022 JD 200G, 2014 JD 180GLC, 2022 JD 135G, (2)2021-2020 JD 85G, 2018 JD 85GX, 2019 JD 85GF, 2022 JD 60G, 2016 JD 50G, Cat 336FL, (2)Cat 320, Cat (4)2023 Wacker SM100, (4)Agrotk LRT23, 8 MINI TRACKED DUMPERS: (5)New Power X PXMD315FL, 2018 Cat 315F, 2014 Cat 314ELCR, (2)Cat 313FL, 2019 Cat 308CR, Cat 301.8, 2018 Doosan DX300LC-5, 2019 Kobelco SK260LC-10, 2021-(2)2018 Kobelco SK210LC, 2019 Case 1000L, New Roda RD380L, New Roda RD380C, New Roda RD50, 7 TELESCOPIC FORKLIFTS: CX160D, 201510054, Case CX160C, 2018-2017 Case 2019 Case CX57C, 2015 Case CX55B, Unused Skytrak (2)2014 JLG G12-55A, JLGCX130D, 1255, Gradall 544D-10, (2)Skytrak 8042, 5 (2)Case CX36B, Hyundai Robex 450LC-7A, 2016 Takeuchi TB290, 2019 Takeuchi 215D, 2021 Hitachi 60U, (2)2021 30U-5, 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Joyce Randolph, known as Trixie Norton, passes away at 99 NEW YORK (AP) — Joyce Randolph, a veteran stage and television actor whose role as the savvy Trixie Norton on “The Honeymooners” provided the perfect foil to her dimwitted TV husband, has died. She was 99. Randolph died of natural causes Jan. 13 night at her home on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, her son Randolph Charles told The Associated Press on Jan. 14. She was the last surviving main character of the beloved comedy from television’s golden age of the 1950s. “The Honeymooners” was an affectionate look at Brooklyn tenement life, based in part on star Jackie Gleason’s childhood. Gleason played the blustering bus driver Ralph Kramden. Audrey Meadows was his wisecracking, strong-willed wife Alice, and Art Carney the cheerful sewer worker Ed Norton. Originating in 1950 as a recurring skit on Gleason’s variety show, “Cavalcade of Stars,” “The Honeymooners” still ranks among the all-time favorites of television comedy. The show grew in popularity after Gleason switched networks with “The Jackie Gleason Show.” Later, for one season in 1955-56, it became a fullfledged series. Those 39 episodes became a staple of syndicated programming aired all over the country and beyond. In an interview with The New York Times in January 2007, Randolph said she received no compensation in residuals for those 39 episodes. She said she finally began getting royalties with the discovery of “lost” episodes from the variety hours. After five years as a member of Gleason’s on-the-air repertory company, Randolph virtually retired, opting to focus full-time on marriage and motherhood. “I didn’t miss a thing by not working all the time,” she said. “I didn’t want a nanny raising (my) wonderful son.” But decades after leaving the show, Randolph still had many admirers and received dozens of letters a week. She was a regular into her 80s at the downstairs bar at Sardi’s, where she liked to sip her favorite White Cadillac concoction — Dewar’s and milk — and chat with patrons who recognized her from a portrait of the sitcom’s four characters over the bar. Gleason died in 1987 at age 71, followed by Meadows in 1996 and Carney in 2003. Gleason had revived “The Honeymooners” in the 1960s, with Jane Kean as Trixie. Randolph was born Joyce Sirola in Detroit in 1924, and was around 19 when she joined a road company of “Stage Door.” From there she went to New York and performed in a number of Broadway shows. In the late 1940s and early 1950s, she was seen often on TV, appearing with such stars as Eddie Cantor, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, Danny Thomas and Fred Allen. Randolph met Gleason for the first time when she did a Clorets commercial on “Cavalcade of Stars,” and The Great One took a liking to her; she didn’t even have an agent at the time. Randolph spent her retirement going to Broadway openings and fundraisers, being active with the U.S.O. and visiting other favorite Manhattan haunts, among them Angus, Chez Josephine and the Lambs Club. Her husband, Richard Lincoln, a wealthy marketing executive who died in 1997, served as president at the Lambs, a theatrical club, and she reigned as “first lady.” (©2024 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)

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Rev. Eldon Trubee

Like as a Fire John 2:1-11. And the third day there was a marriage in Cana of Galilee, and the mother of Jesus was there. And both Jesus was called, and his disciples, to the marriage. And when they wanted wine, the mother of Jesus of saith unto him, “They have no wine.” Jesus saith unto her, “Woman, what have I to do with thee; mine hour is not yet come.” His mother saith unto the servants, “Whatsoever he saith unto you, do it.” And there were set six waterpots of stone, after the manner of the purifying of the Jews, containing two or three firkins apiece. Jesus saith unto them, “Fill the waterpots with water.” And they filled them up to the brim. And he saith unto them, “Draw out now, and bear unto the governor of the feast.” And they bear it. When the ruler of the feast had tasted the water that was made wine, and knew not whence it was, (but the servants which drew the water knew,) the governor of the feast called the bridegroom, and saith unto him, “Every man at the beginning doth set forth good wine; and when men have well drunk, then that which is worse, but thou hast kept the good wine until now.” This beginning of the miracles did Jesus in Cana of Galilee, and manifested forth his glory; and his disciples believed in him.

MIRACLES, MANIFESTATIONS AND QUESTIONS The Cincinnati Enquirer’s Don

Horn wrote a story about a possible miracle that occurred during a mass in a local Catholic congregation. Some members sharing in Holy Communion noticed that a red smudge appeared on a communion wafer. They saw it as a miracle or a manifestation of Christ’s presence in body and spirit. The Archdiocese of Cincinnati is investigating the event to determine its authenticity. Such claims of a miracle are taken and examined very seriously. According to “The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church,”[A] miracle [according to the traditional view] is a sensible fact produced by the special intervention of God for a religious end, transcending the normal order of things usually termed the Law of Nature.” Simply put, a miracle is a special act performed by God that interrupts the normal, natural order of things. Its purpose is to fulfill God’s purpose for a person or particular situation. Our growing understanding of science over the centuries has revealed that many assumed miracles have had natural explanations. In more recent history, both science and Christian traditions have found room for both to coexist. God, being the Creator, is responsible for, but not subject to the laws of nature and can occasionally intervene in the natural order of things for some divine good purpose. The subjects of miracles and their manifestations are deep and lengthy. Let’s limit these topics to the questions of what you and I may make of what we may have experienced that is out of the ordinary and what may God have had to say to us personally from them. Sometimes the Lord speaks to us through both the unexplainable and that which can be explained but we have noticed before. I have never encountered dramatic miracles or manifestations like Jesus’ changing the water into wine. But I share a story passed on to me. The original building of a congregation I served several years ago was

completely destroyed by a tornado in 1832. Church records report that the only items that remained intact were the communion table and the communion cup still sitting undisturbed on it. The congregation discerned that God was telling them that they still had the task of proclaiming the everlasting promise of salvation through Jesus’ sacrifice of body and blood for our sins. It was God’s way of reminding them that, regardless of what was happening around them, God was faithfully keeping that promise. Other less dramatic indications of God’s manifestation of the divine presence in my life have occurred. Healing, forgiveness in unlikely situations, simple everyday experiences in the natural course of things have left reminders of God’s presence and purpose for me. I am certain that I have missed a few of them, as have all of us if we think about them. Only a few people at the wedding in Cana knew that Jesus had changed the water into wine. Most of the guests did not know who did it. They only noticed that the really good wine was served late in the celebration. But the right people, the disciples, saw who had made the miraculous change. And they were the ones meant to witness it, so that Jesus would be adequately glorified at that moment. God can intervene in the natural order which the Creator has provided. After all, God brought the universe into being, and we are learning how it happened. Back to the above questions. Have we ever sensed God’s intervention in some unexplained manner in our lives? What have we learned from those experiences, be they dramatic or simple? What did we do with what we learned? Only you and I can discern the answers, as God guides us. Let’s keep our hearts and minds open. God, we thank you that you love and care enough for us to enter our lives. Amen.

Meditation from the Upper Room Put away ... all bitterness and wrath and anger and wrangling and slander, together with all malice. Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ has forgiven you. — Ephesians 4:31-32 (NRSVUE)

LOVE ONE ANOTHER My day started with hurt and irritation from a friend’s critical remarks. While I ran errands my anger grew, and I began to develop a grudge. The grocery store parking lot was full, but I spotted an open space one lane over. I sped up and rounded

the corner to grab it but then saw a car approaching with its blinker flashing. I scowled as I waited for the other driver to park. But to my surprise, the man stopped and waved me into the parking spot. I was grateful but unmoved by the gesture. I raced through the store and found myself behind the same man in the check-out lane. He turned, smiled, and began emptying my cart for me while the cashier scanned his items. I stood amazed. I returned the smile and thanked him for both good deeds. He shrugged and said, “It doesn’t cost anything to be nice.”

I cringed and felt my face go red as I remembered Jesus’ command: “Just as I have loved you, you also should love one another” (Jn. 13:34). I realized I was angry over something trivial, and a sudden rush of gratitude swept over me. I am thankful for the man whose acts of kindness had an impact on my attitude.

TODAY’S PRAYER Dear Lord, help us to focus on being kind when things don’t go our way. May we always remember to love one another no matter what the circumstances. Amen. — Arlene Rains Graber, Kansas

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Truth be known By JRhoades Truth be know, when I was a young 16-to-19-year-old teenage boy growing up on the farm, I thought I was something pretty special. I wasn’t a sports star, and I didn’t fit in with the “cool” kids. In fact, many of them called me Farmer John, which to them was a way of poking fun at me. Yet, regrettably, looking back, I remember thinking I was pretty tough stuff. I was maybe not as arrogant as many, but, nonetheless, I thought I was pretty special. But, truth be known, I don’t think I followed this path alone. Actually, it appears there were, and still are, a lot of young people, and older ones too, that harbor these same feelings of a prideful self within. So what gave me this idea of such importance and value as I bumped along through my teen years? Truthfully, I don’t know. It wasn’t as if I had ever done anything all that great. As a baby, I ate and filled my diapers. Later, I crawled around on the barn floor and wiped up dirt with my blue jeans and ate some more. In my early years of grade school, I would hang around and pester the hired men my dad had doing the farm chores, and then, I would have some more to eat. Later, and as I traveled through my teen years, I had plenty of work around the farm assigned to me. I did make a small dent toward earning my keep, but even then, I had to spend a great deal of my time in school. All the while, my parents clothed me, sheltered me and met my every need. Mom washed my cloths, played doctor and nurse, listened to me complain (a lot) and cooked my every meal, to which by this time I ate like a horse, and yet I remember thinking, “yep, you’re a pretty okay guy.” Then things changed. I graduated from school and had to grow up. The funny thing about that growing-up stuff, as you grow, your head shrinks — at least mine did. It wasn’t a whole lot at first, but then I became more serious about following the teachings of Christ. Truth be known, I started feeling less and less prideful in myself, especially as I began to realize how much God had already done for me. Then, when I took an honest look at myself and measured myself standing next to God, I came to realize I was just me — maybe special in His eyes, but that was about as far as it went. “Great and marvelous are Your works, Lord God, the Almighty; righteous and true are Your ways,

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King of the nations! Who will not fear You, Lord, and glorify Your name? For You alone are holy; for all the nations will come and worship before You, for Your righteous acts have been revealed.” Revelation 15:3,4. Wow! Like, where do I fit into that? When Jesus spoke about foolishness and pride He said, “These evil things come from within and defile the person.” Mark 7:22. Furthermore, Solomon, who was supposed to be a pretty smart guy said; “Everyone who is proud in heart is an abomination to the Lord; be assured, he will not go unpunished.” Proverbs 16:5. And again he says; “Do you see a person wise in his own eyes? There is more hope for a fool than for him.” Proverbs 26:12. Let’s take a look now at a king who thought he was really something special. Pharaoh, the king of Egypt. When Moses and Aaron approached him and asked him to let God’s people go, Pharaoh replied, “Who is the Lord that I should obey His voice to let Israel go? I do not know the Lord, and besides, I will not let Israel go.” Exodus 5:2 Then some seven nasty plagues later, and just before plague number eight, which would be to cover and devour the land (what was left of it) with locust, Moses and Aaron went to Pharaoh again and said to him, “Thus says the Lord, the God of the Hebrews, ‘How long will you refuse to humble yourself before Me? Let My people go.” Exodus 10:3. For those of you who may not remember the whole story, let me fill you in. Pharaoh, apparently, the top slow learner in his class, retained his pride and arrogance right up to the bitter end — well, at least to the bitter end for him. Had Pharaoh only realized, “God is opposed to the proud but gives grace to the humble.” James 4:6. It well may be, from time to time, we should take a self-examination of our own level of humility and pride. Truth be known, I don’t care who you are or who you think you are. I would suggest a score of zero on pride and 100 on humility would give you an A+. “Have this attitude in yourselves which was also in Christ Jesus, Who, although He existed in the form of God, did not regard equality with God a thing to be grasped, but emptied Himself, taking the form of a bond-servant, and being made in the likeness of men.” Philippians 2:5-7. “Therefore humble yourselves under the mighty hand of God, that He may exalt you at the proper time.” 1 Peter 5:6.

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Centre County farm wins Leopold Conservation Award HARRISBURG, Pa. — Myers Family Farm, of Spring Mills, Pennsylvania, is the 2023 Pennsylvania Leopold Conservation Award recipient. The award honors farmers and forestland owners who go above and beyond in their management of soil health, water quality and wildlife habitat on working land. Brothers Joel and Don Myers, who own and operate Myers Family Farm, in Centre County, received the award at the Pennsylvania Farm Show on Jan. 8. They received $10,000 and a crystal award for being selected. “Joel Myers embodies the lifelong dedication to stewardship that Aldo Leopold lived by,” said Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding. “Joel’s selfless care of soil and water resources, his generosity sharing his conservation expertise with other farmers, researchers, and farm visitors, and his contagious enthusiasm for forward-thinking farm management is part of why Pennsylvania’s future is greener every year. Joel’s legacy will be clean water and healthy soil, not just on the Myers

Family Farm, but on an ever-growing number of Pennsylvania farms.” Sand County Foundation and national sponsor American Farmland Trust present the Leopold Conservation Award to private landowners in 27 states. In Pennsylvania, the award is presented with The Heinz Endowments, Horizon Farm Credit and Pennsylvania Farm Bureau. Given in honor of renowned conservationist Aldo Leopold, the award recognizes farmers and forestland owners who inspire others with their dedication to environmental improvement. In his influential 1949 book, A Sand County Almanac, Leopold called for what he called “a land ethic,” an ethical relationship between people and the land they own and manage. The 2022 Pennsylvania Leopold Conservation Award was presented to Flinchbaugh’s Orchard & Farm of York County. Myers Family Farm. Joel Myers was a driving force behind the creation of the Pennsylvania No-Till Alliance. He hosted its first meeting in a church next to Myers Family Farm.

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Joel credits his success as a conservation practitioner and proponent to what he learned decades ago. As a boy, he witnessed washouts and gullies plaguing the fields on the farm his father bought in 1946. With his brother Don, he still owns and operates Myers Family Farm where he planted 75 acres of oats and soybeans last spring. After earning bachelor’s and master’s degrees in agronomy, he began his career as a soil conservationist in 1967 by writing conservation plans and providing other technical assistance to farmers. He rose through the ranks to district conservationist before being named Pennsylvania’s state agronomist in the 1980s. He gained credibility among farmers by putting emerging conservation practices to work on his own farmland. In the 1960s and 70s, he experimented with contour farming, field borders, reduced tillage and crop rotations aimed at preventing soil erosion and improving water quality. In the 1980s Joel was intrigued that some dairy farmers were on the

cutting edge of no-till practices. He bought a no-till planter at an auction and made modifications to it. Eventually, he had five different notill planters and drills which allowed him to learn, and later demonstrate, their differences to other farmers both one-on-one and at field events. Retirement from his day job didn’t slow down Joel’s educational and outreach efforts. Myers Family Farm still hosts many research trials, workshops, and field days for farmers, conservation professionals, research scientists, local FFA members, Penn State University students and international groups. What farm visitors see is how a no-till system coupled with extensive use of cover crops and sound crop rotations can greatly reduce soil losses, even on slopes up to 10%. Myers Family Farm’s rolling topography features deep soils in some areas, and ridge tops with exposed rock outcrops in others. This showcase of conservation practices extends beyond the cropland to include forest and stream habitat restorations that improve wildlife and fish habitat. Joel

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Instant Pot l Chocolate Cookies Cheesecake • 15 chocolate creme-filled cookies • 3 Tbsp. melted butter Batter: • 2 8 oz. pkgs. cream cheese, room temperature • 1/2 cup granulated sugar • 1 Tbsp. cornstarch • 3 lg. eggs, room temperature • 1/2 cup heavy cream, room temperature • 1 tsp. vanilla extract • 10 chocolate creme-filled cookies, chopped WHite CHoCoLate GanaCHe: • 1/3 cup heavy whipping cream • 1 cup white chocolate chips

GarniSH • As needed chopped chocolate cookies

Lightly coat a 7-by-3-inch springform pan with nonstick spray and set aside. Add cookies to a food processor and finely process until crumbs are formed. Add the cookie crumbs and melted butter to a large bowl and stir until well combined. Press mixture into prepared springform pan. Using a measuring cup, press the crust to line the sides about to the middle of the pan edges. Refrigerate for at least 20 minutes. Make sure all of the ingredients are at room temperature before beginning. In the bowl of a stand mixer or in a large bowl using a hand mixer, add cream cheese, sugar and cornstarch. Beat until light and fluffy on medium-low speed. Scrape the sides and bottom of the bowl. With the mixer on low speed, beat in heavy cream. Scrape the sides and bottom of the bowl. Add the eggs one at a time and beat after each addition until well combined. Beat in vanilla extract. Stir in chopped cookies. Remove crust from freezer and pour cheesecake batter mixture into prepared pan. Place metal trivet into a 6-quart IP and add 1 1/2 cups water. Gently transfer cheesecake pan to top of the trivet. Cover the top of the cheesecake pan with foil. Select manual setting and adjust pressure to high. If using a springform pan that is 7-by-3 inches, cook for 30 minutes. If using a 6-inch pan, add 5 more minutes and cook for 35 minutes. When cooking cycle ends, release pressure naturally for about 20-30 minutes. Carefully open the pot and transfer cheesecake to a cooling rack. Let it cool for one hour, and then run a paring knife around the edges. Transfer cheesecake to the refrigerator for at least six hours or overnight. Make the ganache. Heat heavy cream in a heat-proof bowl in the microwave for 45 seconds, until it’s just beginning to bubble. Add white chocolate chips to a medium bowl and pour the hot heavy cream over them, making sure they are fully covered. Allow mixture to sit for one minute. Stir slowly until cream and white chocolate chips are combined. If the chocolate is not fully melted, heat the mixture again for 20 seconds and stir. Repeat as necessary until fully melted and incorporated. If the mixture is too thin or thick, add more chips or heavy cream. Remove cheesecake from pan, place on a serving plate and pour white chocolate ganache over it. Immediately garnish with additional chopped cookies.

l Meat Lovers Pizza Dip • 1 lb. • 1 lb. • 8 oz. • 2 cups • 1 cup

bacon, cut in one-inch pieces, cooked Italian sausage, casings removed, cooked cream cheese shredded mozzarella cheese ricotta cheese

• 2 tsp. Italian seasoning • 1/2 tsp. garlic powder • 1 1/2 cups pizza sauce • 1/2 cup pepperoni slices • 1/4 cup freshly grated parmesan • For serving 1 loaf Baguette, sliced

In a medium bowl, combine cream cheese, 1 cup mozzarella, ricotta, Italian seasoning and garlic powder. Add bacon and sausage to mixture and stir to combine. Transfer mixture to 1-quart baking dish that will fit in IP. Spread pizza sauce on top of dip and sprinkle with remaining 1 cup mozzarella. Top with pepperoni and parmesan. Cover baking dish tightly with foil. Place the trivet in the bottom of pot and pour in 1 cup of water. Place baking dish on IP sling, or foil sling, and lower onto trivet. Lock lid and set to high for 15 minutes. Let pressure release before opening. Using the sling handles or tinfoil, carefully remove baking dish.

l Beef and Broccoli • 1½ lbs. • 1 Tbsp. • 4 cloves • ¾ cup • ½ cup • 1/3 cup • 2 Tbsp. • 1 lb. • 3 Tbsp. • 3 Tbsp.

chuck roast or flank steak sliced into thin strips canola oil garlic minced beef broth soy sauce brown sugar sesame oil broccoli cut into florets water cornstarch

Put canola oil in the IP and select sauté. When oil is ready, brown meat in batches. Stir in beef broth, garlic, soy sauce, brown sugar and sesame oil. Stir until the sugar is dissolved. Lock the lid in place. Cook at high pressure for 10 minutes. Make sure the valve is set to the sealing position. When the cooking time ends, do a quick pressure release. Add the cornstarch and water mixture and stir until smooth. Select sauté, add the broccoli and stir a bit. Close the IP and let the broccoli cook for 5 minutes on sauté.

l Pork Tenderloin • 2 lb. • 1 tsp. • 2 tsp. • 1 tsp. • 1 tsp. • ½ tsp. • 1 Tbsp.

Gravy • ¾ cup • 2 Tbsp. • 3 Tbsp. • 2 tsp. • 2 Tbsp. • 2 Tbsp.

pork tenderloin garlic powder dried rosemary dried thyme kosher salt black pepper olive oil, divided

chicken broth soy sauce honey Dijon mustard cornstarch water

Remove tenderloin from the refrigerator and let rest at room temperature for 15 minutes. While the pork rests, stir together the garlic powder, rosemary, thyme, salt and pepper in a small bowl. In a separate bowl, whisk together chicken broth, soy sauce, honey and Dijon mustard. Cut away and discard the silver skin from the pork tenderloin. Pat tenderloin dry with paper towels, and then rub with 1/2 tablespoon of olive oil. Sprinkle the seasoning mixture all over the outside of the pork. Turn the pot to sauté. Let heat for 1 minute, and then add remaining 1/2 tablespoon olive oil. Add tenderloin and sear on all sides until lightly browned. Remove to a plate. Pour in chicken broth mixture. With a wooden spoon, scrape along the bottom of the IP to deglaze. Keep scraping and make sure there are no stuck-on bits of food to avoid burn warning. Return pork to the IP, coiling it to fit as needed. Close and seal. Cook on high (manual) pressure for 3 minutes. Let it naturally release for 12 minutes. Test the pork for doneness with a thermometer. Pork is considered cooked at 145 F. If needed, lock the lid back in place and continue to cook in the residual heat for 2 to 3 minutes more. Remove tenderloin to a cutting board or serving platter, cover, and let rest for 10 minutes while making gravy. Press cancel on the IP, and then press sauté. Make a slurry with the cornstarch and water and stir into pot. Let come to a simmer, stirring very often, and then press cancel. The gravy will continue to thicken with the residual heat. Stir periodically.

l Chicken Wings • 1 cup • 4 lbs.

water fresh or frozen chicken wings, bone-in Honey GLaze • 6 Tbsp. soy sauce • 3 Tbsp. Marsala wine • 1/2 cup honey • 3/4 cup water • 3 Tbsp. sesame oil • 1 Tbsp. minced garlic • 1 Tbsp. minced ginger Add 1 cup of water to IP. If using frozen chicken wings, make sure they are not frozen in a block of ice. They should be separate. Place the trivet with handles or steamer basket in the pot and stack the fresh or frozen wings directly onto it. Close the lid and make sure the valve points to sealed. Press the pressure cook button and set the timer for 12 minutes for frozen chicken wings and 8 minutes for fresh chicken wings. When fully cooked, transfer 1/2 of the wings to a large bowl, and pour Honey Glaze, or your choice of sauce, over them. Gently toss to coat the wings well in sauce on each side, preferably with your hands. Arrange wings on a baking sheet lined with foil. Repeat with the remaining wings. Broil chicken wings for about 5 minutes, flip and broil on the other side. Watch wings closely not to burn them, and broil less or more, based on how crispy you prefer them.

l Lentil Soup • 1 med. • 2 lg. • 2 sm. • 2 cups

onion chopped carrots chopped celery chopped green or brown lentils rinsed and drained (uncooked) • 28 oz. can diced or crushed tomatoes, low sodium • 2 tsp. cumin • 2 tsp. oregano

• 1 tsp. salt • To taste black pepper •2 bay leaves •2 bouillon cubes • 10 cups water • 11 oz. box of spinach or kale • 1 lg. garlic clove grated • For serving parmesan cheese

Add onion, carrot and celery lentils, tomatoes, cumin, oregano, salt, pepper and bay leaves to IP. Add bouillon cubes and water enough to fill up to 2/3 full line, approximately 10 cups. Close the lid, set pressure vent to sealing and press pressure cook on high pressure for 18 minutes. Display will say on. IP will take about 30 minutes to come to pressure. You will see a bit of steam coming out from a valve, and then float valve will rise and the countdown from 18 minutes will begin. Lentil soup is ready, but your IP needs to bring pressure down before you can open it. Open the lid, add spinach and stir. Grate fresh garlic over soup and stir. Serve hot topped with parmesan cheese.

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Steighner’s initial exposure to the military and the lack of support for National Guard reservists resulted from his daughter’s experience as an Air Force Academy student and through conversations with military personnel. Steighner said he learned from a retired U.S. Air Force colonel that over 250 organizations in Allegheny County assist the military community and often duplicate initiatives with a focus on retired and disabled veterans. National Guard reservist and active duty and their families were under-supported by many of those organizations. “Scattered across the state, often in rural communities, the awareness of their presence goes unnoticed,” Steighner said “Because the guards and reservists are not full-time military they’re often overlooked.” Steighner particularly wanted to look for a way to provide meat in food banks in addition to non-perishables. He wanted members of the military community and their families seeking assistance to feel valued. “I’m about dignity,” Steighner said. “Along with the traditional things, offering meat is a little more substantial and dignified.”

Following conversions with Rebecca Leidy, of the PA Army National Guard, Steighner opted to work with the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank because of its ability to assist the military community truly in need and its capacity to process and distribute the meat. Distribution. The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank has the largest territory in the state and provides food support for a large military contingent through its mobile MilitaryShare Program. MilitaryShare distributions take place at 28 on-site armories, VFW and AMVET locations throughout the 27 county service area, assisting more than 5,000 military families monthly. Steighner’s Military Community Support Project pays the veteran farmer for the cow, and the food bank takes care of processing, transportation and distribution, said Erica Mowrer, Central Pennsylvania Food Bank’s agriculture acquisition manager. The first cow provided roughly 500-600 pounds of ground meat — the only way it was processed. “Ground meat goes the furthest, Mowrer said. Connector. Mimi Thomas-Brook-

er, executive director of PA Veteran Farming Network, completed the triangle. Working with Leidy, ThomasBrooker connected the PA Veteran Farming Network and the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank with Steighner to move the project forward. The PA Veteran Farming Network connects veterans and military farmers with resources and with each other, assembles educational events and promotes veteran agriculture. “It is kind of unique to have so many different entities with different missions come together for something as simple and basic as feeding people fresh locally grown protein,” Thomas-Brooker said. “I mean, you don’t get more basic than that.” Veteran. Combat Army veteran Chris Ishler, of Sinking Creek Meats near State College, Pennsylvania, and an associate director of the PA Veteran Farming Network, provided a beef heifer for the first month of the initiative. The heifer, purchased through funds raised by MCSP, symbolizes the precarious balance veteran farmers face between their desire to see the program succeed and continue to stay profitable. Ishler provided the heifer at a reduced cost because he wanted the project to carry on.

“I don’t have a lot of cattle running around that I can donate, I wish I could be at that point to be able to do that, but I’m in it as a business,” Ishler said. “Profit margins in farming are so tight right now that if we would just up and give the animals we’d be on the other end of the donation.” Sustainability. The unfamiliarity of the program and the ability to gain veteran support are challenges Mowrer sees. However, she is optimistic about the future. “That’s the excitement for me, is that there might be people out there who are willing to donate towards that cause and allow it to be a regular thing,” she said. Ishler was in a prime position to offer the first animal to the program, but he knows that a program’s success stems from the funding required to purchase animals from other veteran farmers. “I know there’s a lot of other veteran beef farmers, if we get this program going, it’s just another outlet for the beef, he said. “Then it’s also helping to end the food insecurity of our fellow veterans that just don’t have access to those meat proteins.” Following its initial success, MCSP has secured enough funds

through donations and sponsorships for additional purchases. Steighner said they have the funds for a second and third cow already. Since it takes 6 to 8 weeks from the time a cow is purchased, processed and ready for distribution the earliest Steighner’s group could secure its next meat delivery in February. Publicity will be key to the program’s success according to ThomasBrooker. “This is one example of hiding a light under a bushel, it’s great to do good works, but if nobody knows they can’t help you,” she said. (Mike Tanchevski has been in and out of the principal’s office since he was 5 years old, and he’s dabbled as a freelance journalist since he worked on his high school newspaper. Currently, he writes about agriculture in the Midwest. Contact him at mtanchev62@ gmail.com.)

How to help Military Community Support Project invites community members, businesses and organizations to help veterans and military members put fresh, healthy protein on their family tables by visiting militarycsp.org/donate.

Northeast Cover Crops Council meeting Feb. 6-7 BELTSVILLE, Md. — The 2024 Northeast Cover Crops Council annual meeting and the 2024 Delmarva Soil Summit will be held jointly on Feb. 6 and 7 at the Wicomico Civic Center in Salisbury, Maryland. Continuing educational units will be available for attendees. Tickets are half-price for farmers and students. For more information and to register, visit delmarvasoilsummit. com/index.php/registration/.

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Fancy headgear: Horns v. antlers

Tami Gingrich Horns-antlers, antlers-horns. Nope, these terms are not interchangeable. Although they do share a few similarities, these two forms of headpieces are as different from one another as the animals that display them. Horns. Let’s begin with horns. These are found on animals in the family Bovidae, which includes goats, sheep, cows, buffalo, antelopes and gazelles. The structure of a horn is two-faceted, composed of an interior bony core which is an extension

of the skull, and an outer covering of keratin that grows from specialized follicles much like our fingernails. Horns are a permanent structure on the animal and are never shed. They grow continuously from their base throughout the animal’s life, elongating in one direction and never branching, which could eventually cause injury. As the horns lengthen with age, they often curl around, as in the bighorn sheep. Of course, there are always exceptions to the rule, one being the pronghorn antelope, whose horns always develop a single branch near the tip. This structure, made of keratin, is shed every year, leaving behind the permanent bony horn. Both males and females grow horns, although the latter are usually smaller and lighter. Although their size and shape are extremely variable, horns serve a specific function. During the breeding season, males flaunt them as displays of strength and use them in battles. As the horns wear, they are always

being replaced by their continuous growth. Females use their lighter horns as a defensive tool rather than a weapon. Many of us who keep goats are careful to disbud the kids a few days after birth in an effort to suppress horn growth. Goats are extremely playful and can unwittingly cause damage to each other, our pets or even us. For those with cattle, it is convenient to keep breeds that have been selectively bred to lack horns, a trait known as “polled.” Antlers. By contrast, antlers are a completely different adornment, belonging only to the Cervidae family. This group of ungulates, including deer, moose, caribou (the only females with antlers) and elk, have bony structures called pedicels atop their skulls which support the antlers. In the spring, the pituitary and testicular hormones set off the growing process. Made of true bone, each antler is a single arrangement that (Continued on Page B3)

White-tailed deer antlers have been found to grow up to a quarter inch per day in the healthiest individuals. (Tami Gingrich photo)

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Antlers are an excellent source of calcium, which is vital to teeth and bones and supports muscle contraction, nerve function and vision. They are often sought out by rodents. (Tami Gingrich photos)

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Horns are found on animals in the family Bovidae, which includes goats, sheep, cows, buffalo, antelopes and gazelles. They are a permanent structure on the animal and are never shed.

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COLUMBUS — Hunters checked 12,712 white-tailed deer during Ohio’s four-day muzzleloader season that ran from Jan. 6-9, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife. During the 2023 muzzleloader season, hunters checked 13,611 white-tailed deer. Over the last three years, the four-day season average was 12,255. During the 2024 muzzleloader season, hunters took 3,327 antlered deer (26% of deer taken), 7,797 does (62%), 1,284 button bucks (10%) and 304 (2%) bucks with shed antlers or antlers shorter than 3 inches. The 11 counties with the highest harvest totals during the season were Coshocton (453), Tuscarawas (416), Muskingum (389), Licking (363), Knox (352), Carroll (342), Guernsey (335), Harrison (327), Ashtabula (323), Belmont (309) and Columbiana (309). Overall season total. Hunters have checked 203,608 deer with all implements during the 2023-24 season as of Jan. 9. That total includes 10,039 deer taken with a gun during the youth season, 70,118 deer harvested in the seven-day gun season and another 15,469 deer

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Five companies pay $7M for watershed damage BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Five companies recently agreed to settlements of more than $7.2 million to resolve claims of natural resource damages at the Duck & Otter Creeks Natural Resource Damage Assessment site, near Toledo, Ohio. The companies are Ohio Refining Co., Chevron U.S.A. Inc., Energy Transfer (R&M) LLC, Pilkington North America Inc. and Chemtrade Logistics Inc. A complaint filed with the settlements alleges that the five companies are liable for historic industrial discharges of oil or hazardous substances — including arsenic, lead and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) — at the Duck & Otter Creeks NRDA site. The site is just east of the Maumee River and encompasses the creeks, adjoining wetlands, floodplain areas and uplands. Duck and Otter Creeks flow into Maumee Bay in Lake Erie. In the aquatic environment, oil spills directly cause PAH pollution, and PAHs and metals were identified in creek sediments at different locations throughout the site and in concentrations that could cause in-

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Cattle-Beef

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R&K BUILDERS LLC.

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Antrim, Ohio

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CONKLIN DAIRY CATTLE SALES, LLC

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12939 US 42, Plain City, OH 43064 Phone: 614-314-5236 Buying- Close Up, Fresh Heifers and Herds

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THE SUNRISE GROUP, INC.

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Cattle-Beef (16) bred black Angus, 5 and 6-yr old cows due in May, $1,450 each; (724)757-0642 Joel (2) 2-year old Fleckvieh bulls for sale, (1) 3/4 blood, (1) 1/2 blood, $3,500 each; call or text (740)213-0816 2019 registered black Limousin bull, well tempered, proven producer, low birth weight calves, $3,000; (724)9442763 21 head of mixed breed cows, coming with 2nd babies, bred to Angus bull; phone calls only (614)226-9411 3 registered black polled Simmental/ Sim-Angus heifers, born April 2023, AI'd by top sires; call (740)814-1192 5 purebred Bison calves, born June 2023, $1,000 per head or $800 takes all; others available; (814)221-0042

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Buildings

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Hershy Lane Blankets

3231 SR 557, Baltic, OH 43804 330-897-5830

Custom built steer stuffers, standard sizes, 5-ft. wide, 7-ft., 8-ft. or 10-ft. long, would build to your needs, these are built with hardwood; Levi S. Hershberger, 92 TR 900, West Salem, Ohio 44287 For sale Smidley 7-ft. steer stuffer, holds 100 bushel, $2,000 OBO; please call (330)277-3466

Christmas Trees

Bulls for sale- (1) 4-yr old bull, $3,500; (4) 20-month old, $2,800 ea; (2) 8-month old registered Angus, commercial Angus and Simmental, $2,000 and down, priced on inspection; (740)624-6449, (740)704-1509

Cattle LLC

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Todd Hoppel

Christmas Tree Farms with or without the land!

Holstein Dairy Cattle

Specializing in Shingle & Metal Roofs Quality Amish Craftmanship Free estimates & Inspections

• Payment based on cows YOU select • Leasing cows since 1990 • Low lease rates

BUYING FEEDER CATTLE Hanoverton, Ohio

330-223-1916

(216)269-2211

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Quality Feeder Calves

Black Angus Cross Calves & Holstein Calves. Big Load Lots available if preordered. 200-400 lbs. Vaccinated for Feed Lots.

ELI MILLER

440-858-6076

Construction Equipment 1995 Case 580L backhoe, 2 wheel drive, extend-a-hoe does not work, needs new hydraulic line, can be used without extend-a-hoe, $12,000; (740)676-5733

Cattle Services

DAVE’S HOOF TRIMMING Corrective Hoof Trimming

Hydraulic Tilt Table

BATTAGLIA CONSTRUCTION, INC.

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TREE REMOVAL & PRUNING MIKE’S TREE & LANDSCAPE, LLC Fully Insured, Worker’s Compensation Free Estimates

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Stein-way Equipment Apple Creek, OH Manufacturer of: Custom Built Cattle Equipment *Heavy Duty Barn Gates *Pasture Gates, (in stock) Hot Dipped Galvanized 4’ - 16’ Painted 4’ - 20’ *Self-locking Head Gates *Freestall Divider Loops *Bale Boss Hay Feeders for round & square bales *Feed Bunks w/slant bar or self-locking head gates *Fair pens & gates Also Selling... *DCC Cow Waterbeds *Miraco Waterers *Ritchie Waterers *Easy Way Oilers and Mineral Feeders *Winco PTO Generators *Galvanized Posts, up to 24’ 2 7/8”, 3.5”, 4.5”, 5.5” & 6.5” *401 Stainless Steel Hydrants

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COUNTRY

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Custom Work

Dairy Systems

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3990 St. Rt. 14 Columbiana, Ohio 44408

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Brush mowing and land clearing, fence rows, ditches, stump grinding, Portage and Stark Counties; Taylor Land Services (330)697-8350 Doyle Excavating land clearing, building ponds, dozers to 25 tons, radius 100 miles, rock bottom rates; 7am8pm. (330)309-1697, Louisville, Ohio Field drainage, horizontal directional drilling and directional boring services by DirtWorks Drainage, booking now for summer and fall, computer modeled designs, RTK GPS installation, free estimates; Louisville, Ohio (330)823-8823 mastearthmovers.com lets fix that muddy driveway; call for free estimate (724)815-5237

Double 6 milking system, 3-in. lowline, stalls, grates, stainless steel splash shields, complete system, $4,000; cell (3300418-9761 Startup grass dairy wanting used head locks, free stall loops, slants and other dairy equipment; call Tom (330)466-4942

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Fencing

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Farms & Real Estate 39 acres Farmington Twp., Clarion County Pa, 2 miles off Rt 66, mostly wooded acreage, ridge tops and running streams, good deer, bear and turkey hunting, minutes from Cook's Forest, Marionville and a short drive to the Clarion River, nice camp already exists, all mineral rights to transfer, asking $160,000; (330)283-1542 or (330)310-1239. 39 acres in Southington, 9k acre mostly wooded; (330)274-4028 Over 400 acre farm for sale, south of Chillicothe, Ohio, mostly pasture and hay ground, some woods; call for information (614)226-9411

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330-473-0102 or 330-763-0497 cell

Fencing

Jaren Neuenschwander Columbiana, Ohio 44408

2024 Livesock Starts at 10:30 A.M. Hay Auction Every Saturday at 9:30 A.M.

UnitedFencing LTD

Agricultural Fencing & Farm Supply Store

Selling & Renting Post Drivers

Danville Auction, LLC “Where the Small Farmers Meet” 15780 Body Road, Danville, OH 1/2 mile east of Danville, off Rt. 62

740-599-6607

Danville Auction is licensed and bonded in favor of the State of Ohio.

(1) 27-ft. used bins, 12,000-bushels, new paint, modern floors, new bolts, 2 ring doors, delivery/ erection/ jacks; (330)760-5736

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(2) 18-ft. used bins, 2,000/ 3,500/ 4,000-bushels, new paint, modern floors, new bolts, 2 ring doors, delivery/ erection/ jacks; (330)760-5736

All types of Agricultural Fencing

(2) 21-ft. used Silver Shield, 6,000bushels, good paint, modern floors, new bolts, delivery/ erection/ jacks; (330)760-5736

8’ Deer & Elk Fencing Horse Barns & Riding Arenas

Brush Remo Br Removal moval PA License and Insured

814-373-9536

WE BUILD ALL KINDS OF FENCING. Winter Discounts

Fertilizer

McArthur Lumber & Post

Hemlock, Oak & Poplar in Stock!

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Grain Storage, Dry/Hand. Equip

T&C Fence- high tensile, split rail, vinyl, post pounding; (440)537-5262.

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Dairy Auction

Aiden Yoder, Auctioneer

Orwell, OH | (440)904-6552

37-2

22 Anniversary Sale

Need a strong fence for corral or feed lots? 6 bar 20-ft. continuous fence panel, retail price $140, accessories available; we do custom orders; (937)464-9268

circlejfencing@gmail.com

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2024 nd SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2024

AG Fence Service LLC

Call Us For All Your Fencing Needs

Regular Auction

(724) 475-2878

FREE ESTIMATES.

330.885-2148

Danville Auction, LLC

Complete Dispersal of Ewes & Rams Due Feb/March

Creek, 330-857-1543 AppleOhio

20 acres or more, with or without buildings, road frontage a plus, in Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Tennessee.

Formerly l Weavers Fencing

For sale bred Boer and bred Nubian cross does, due to start kidding January 16th at the soonest, starting at $300; please call (216)317-2893

330-231-8983

WANTED TO BUY!

Call

Goats

SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 2024

“High-Tensile Fence”

• Call for availability & pricing • Supplies limited • 2% Cash Discount on all invoices over $100.00 • Contractor pricing available • www.farmers-exchange.biz FARMERS EXCHANGE Carrollton M-F 8-5 SAT 8-12 330-627-2144 Waynesburg M-F 9-6 SAT 9-1 330-866-2400 Strasburg M-F 8-5 SAT 8-2 330-878-4221

For sale #2 insulated garage door panels, insulate your barn, milke, parlor, shop, garage; any questions leave message at (724)664-1497, Mel's Outdoor Stuff

Free Estimates

Call or Text

Stroup land improvement- subsurface drainage tile plow/ trencher, land clearing, pond building, ditching, Harvestore silo removal; call (330)6149052

Professional 66 Service since 19

330-724-5526

330-739-4500

Farm Fence

330-641-3431

Factory Authorizedn in all Fuel Injectioer and Turbocharg manufactures.

1004 Swartz Rd., Akron, OH 44319

hi tensile board rail non-climb dtfence1@gmail.com vinyl kote chain link woven wire now avilable clearing & dozer work

Free Estimates

Tate Hixson

R&R ENGINE & MACHINE R&R

Diamond T Fencing Agricultural & Equine Free estimates

330-893-3440

330-565-8201

• GPS Tile & Surface Drainage • Sod Waterways • Ditch Cleaning • Directional Boring • Site Work Beloit, Ohio

Professional fence contractor building all types of agricultural and equine fence.

Is interested in renting your tillable ground, hay ground & livestock facilities for a competitive rate in Wayne Co. & surrounding areas.

CALL TIM GIBBS

SWEET MEADOW FARM DRAINAGE

Fuel Injection Services

Triple H Farms

GIBBS

LICENSED - BONDED - FULLY INSURED

Forage Equipment 2000 New Holland 900 forage harvester, factory crop processor, 27 P hay head, 360 N3 corn head, good condition, $10,000; (740)684-6824

LTD

• Land Clearing • Site work • Bridges Call 330-473-1186

EXCAVATING INC. Basements • Demolitions Driveways • Drainage • Hauling Land Clearing • Ponds Pond Cleanouts Septic • Sewer • Utilities Long Reach Excavator

Fencing

Liquid Potassium thiosulfate low salt, food grade, clear liquid, mixes well with nitrogen, available in 220-gallon tote or bulk; for price call (740)3981720

(2) 24-ft. 8,000 bushel, new nuts, bolts, washers, very good condition, delivery, jacks, forms, erections; (330)760-5736 For sale grain bin floor out of 36 bin, comes with the legs and unload auger already disassembled; call Matt (330)575-2057 Grain bin- 18-ft. hopper bins (2,000/ 3,000 bushel) concrete forms and jack rentals; base and regular rings; sheets; vents, ladders; lids; remote opening lids; belt boxes; power and gravity spreaders; base angle; sidewall roof clips; fans; heaters; hopper bins; 18-ft., 21-ft., 24-ft., 27-ft. used bin packages, 2,000 to 12,000 bushel; delivery and/ or erection, financing; (330)760-5736

Sukup Grain Bins Sweet Bucket Elevators Sukup Dryers Hutchinson Augers Millwrighting Steel Erection

Fish

5-F- Fish Farm Bass, Perch, Blue Gill, Channel Cat, Amurs, Tilapia, etc., also carry Koi and full line of pond plants; Leetonia, Ohio (330)692-3425- Dave

Beloit, OH: 330-823-8811 Johnstown, OH: 740-967-8700

Thursday, January 18, 2024 | Rural Marketplace C11

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Grain Storage, Dry/Hand. Equip

Hay, Grain & Straw

For sale new and used GT recirculating batch dryers, several used available, delivery available; call any time (877)422-0927

2nd cut alfalfa timothy orchard mix, 4x5 net wrap; Zanesville, Ohio (740)680-6043

Dairy horse and beef quality hay, large squares and round bales; call (740)502-4244 For sale wheat straw, $3 a bale; phone (440)355-5003 or cell (440)7527622, located at 41857 Biggs Road, LaGrange, Ohio Buyer and seller of semi loads of hay and straw by the ton. Dairy alfalfa available. Charles F. Bricker and Son, 12827 Goshen Rd., Salem, Ohio (330)501-7215 Ellyson's Inc. buyer and seller of hay and straw; truckload lots of 500 to 600bales; (330)223-1594 or write Ellyson's Inc., 28689 Speidel Road, East Rochester, Ohio 44625. 4x5 organic baleage, individual wrapped, various cuttings and qualities available, rfq tested up to 220; 4x5 bales of organic straw; delivery available; text or call for details and availability, (330)275-2601 Warsaw, Ohio

For sale Non-GMO ear corn, no chemicals; (330)201-0770 Hay wanted or will trade for wheat straw; (740)412-6536 Large quantities alfalfa and alfalfa mix, large squares 3x4 and small square bundles; Mechanicsburg, Ohio (937)631-3921 Large square hay; small square straw for sale; 3rd alfalfa timothy; 3rd high quality grass wrapped; 4th alfalfa wrapped; (330)614-1779 Organic shelled corn, volmutoxins 0.3-percent; (740)412-6536

Something for everyone- 1st, 2nd, 3rd dry hay, 1st, 2nd, 3rd baleage, wheat straw, all stored inside; 3x3x8 bales, round bales and small squares; no order too big or too small, we deliver; (330)223-1000

ERECTING & DISMANTELING

GRAIN BINS

4x5 net wrap round bales, 1st cutting, $40; small square bales, 2nd cutting, $4; Barnesville, Ohio (740)391-9134 500 small square 2nd, 3rd, 4th cutting alfalfa mixed, made right, no rain, $6.50 and up; (330)507-7976 1st, 2nd, 3rd cutting western Ohio alfalfa, wheat straw, 3x3 square bales, 24 bales or larger delivery; Frey Farms, (419)294-7138

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(419) 687-0911

For Advertising Results!

DRY ALFALFA & BALEAGE

CBR EQUIPMENT

Penn-Ohio Grain Roasting

Sukup Grain Bins & Grain Handling Equipment

Call Kyle: 419-575-5335 Email: Kyle@BenschoterFarms.com

• Roasted Soybeans Promote Higher Butterfat

419-362-1002 Cell: 567-241-3338 Guns

On Farm Grain Roasting Since

Enon Valley, PA

1983

(724) 674-4443

Cambridge Gun Show, January 20 94, January 21 9-3, adm. $6, Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center, under 18 must be with adult; (330)268-9386.

Landscaping

DELIVERY AVAILABLE

Graytown | (419)262-3699

Looking for experienced harvest workers who are "a cut above", sign on bonus and exceptional pay for experienced workers, late model semis, JD X9's and 790's summer and/ or fall or full-time possible; Snell Harvesting (620)564-3312 or; snellharvesting@gmail.com

• 3x4 Bales • Lab Tested • Delivery Available

• Roasting Corn Improves Digestability • Roasted Grain Reduces Moisture and Improves Storage Life

3x4 bales, stored inside

Help Wanted

Hay, Grain & Straw

Serving Central Ohio

Wheat Straw & Rye Straw

Seeking experienced beef cattle herd person and equipment operator, modern JD equipment w/ AMS; Atwater, Ohio, (614)307-3200

Lightning Rods

LIGHTNING ROD SYSTEMS Installed and Repaired

Hauling

We protect Houses, Barns, Stables, Pole Barns and Trees.

Manufactured home transport, tear down, set up, leveling; www.AdvantageHomesOhio.com, toll free (866)979-6777, follow us on Instagram @advhms

CALL 800-557-9037 WE GO ANYWHERE. FREE ESTIMATES

Family Owned since 1950

Hay, Grain & Straw

SERVING OH, WV, PA AND SURROUNDING STATES UL Listed Materials • NFPA Member

Roasting corn & soybeans on your farm.

www.wblightningrods.com

Lawn & Garden

Lime

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TRI STATE GRAIN ROASTING LLC

724-827-2028

TYM Compact Tractors & Implements, RedMax Zero Turns

Loading M-F • 7am to 2:45pm | P.O. Box 493, 100 Meeker Street, Huron, OH 44839

Lawn & Garden, Farm & Ranch Supplies

Call: 419-433-2141 | Email: christine.mollison@carmeuse.com

Ofﬁce: 330.892.6014 • www.tractorbarnohio.com Hours: M-F 9 am - 6 pm • Sat. 8 am - 12 pm 3990 State Rt. 14 • Columbiana, OH 44408

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Lumber

C12 Rural Marketplace | Thursday, January 18, 2024

Jobs Wanted Machine shop looking for production work, free estimates from 1 piece to 10,000 pieces; call (330)691-1114 leave a detailed message

Horses & Ponies For sale horse and goat, $200 for both; (234)458-3606

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Machinery & Equipment

1932 2013 1932 --2023

Smokey Lane Stables, Inc

Saturday, February 3 Riding Horse & Pony Sale

Tack: 8:00 A.M. | Horses: 11 A.M. Catalog Consignments due Jan. 24

Friday, February 9 Horse Sale

Tack 4:30 P.M. | Horses 6:00 P.M.

Friday, February 23 Special Trotting Sale

Tack: 4:30 P.M. | Horses: 6:00 P.M. Consignments due Feb. 21 by 9:00 pm

686 Smokey Lane Rd NW Sugarcreek, OH 44681

PH 330-852-2237

Auctioneers: Myron Miller, Marion Burkholder, & Michael Mullet

Insurance K Palmer Insurance Farm, Truck & Business Insurance experts with 130 years experience Serving all of Northern Ohio, with locations in Alliance, Minerva & Fostoria 330-862-2112 kpalmerinsurance.com

TRUCK INSURANCE FARM, DUMP, TOW AND P.U. TRUCKS Great rates - Better service

Call Now To Save

330-492-9440 Lawn & Garden Alliance Mulch and Wood, 8 different types of hardwood mulch, dyed and non-dyed, hardwood, 12 months out of the year, delivery available; (330)823-7090

Lease or Rent Looking for a farm or property to lease for hunting for the season of 2024 through 2025, it would be for three guys; (330)221-4231 mstrbass@hotmail.com

Lime Lime and gypsum spreading, reasonable prices; if no answer, leave message, Eric Hutchison, (330)627-7433

Livestock Equipment

Malvern, Ohio Est. 1991 Straight A’s RanchCity.com 888-556-3772 330-868-3772 Miraco Livestock Water Systems starting at $329

$339

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Western PA's Largest Complete MASSEYFERGUSON Dealer

7130 E. State Street Rt. 62 Sharon-Mercer Rd. Sharon, PA 16148

(724) 346-6514 1 (800) 466-6515

Machinery & Equipment

S&S EQUIPMENT

(2) Dixie Chopper mowers, (1) Zee 2HP, (1) Zee 2, new never used, 2022 models, $5,500 Zee 2-HP, $4,750 Zee 2; (330)647-0390

CARROLLTON, OHIO

330-739-4275 800-572-2895 MAHINDRA TRACTORS VERMEER HAY EQUIPMENT BUSH HOG EQUIPMENT IRONCRAFT EQUIPMENT TAR RIVER IMPLEMENTS 0% FINANCING NOW AVAILABLE ON ALL MAHINDRA TRACTORS

NEW MAHINDRA TRACTORS 20HP THRU 75HP SEVERAL IN STOCK!!!

MAHINDRA 6075 75HP 4WD W/CAB&LOADER $59,900 MAHINDRA 6075 OPEN 4WD W/LOADER $48,500 MAHINDRA 5145 45P 4WD W/LOADER $34,500 MAHINDRA 1640 40HP W/CAB&LOADER $38,500 MAHINDRA 1635 35HP W/LOADER $28,000

SEVERAL MORE IN STOCK

HAY HUT HAY FEEDERS $995 EA. WWW.SSFARMEQUIPMENT.COM SEE US ON FACEBOOK

SINGLE SPINDLE CUTTERs Multi-SPINDLE CUTTERs Flex-Wing Cutters 4 Models in Stock Tillers Many Attachments In Stock 700+ TRAILERS Golf Carts & More 330.538.7325 LEONARDTRAILERS.COM $2,477 $2,347 5’8” Cutting Width BH116-1R $3,480 5’ Cutting Width BH215-2R BH216-2R $3,895 #38471 $8,997 8’3” Cutting Width 3308-R2 9’9” Cutting Width 2310-R 48” Width #38473 1812-R1 $18,497 #36788 2215-RR1 $26,997 #36790 2815-RR4 $31,747 59” Width $3,227 82 1/ $4,247 2” Width #36792 $64/Mo. $94/Mo. $243/Mo. $15,247 $ REBATE 100 $250 REBATE $600 REBATE

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- Classiﬁeds -

1-800-837-3419 Fax 330-337-9550

Case IH 5400 converted to hay seeder with rolling baskets on rear, 15-ft., $2,500; (330)831-0036 4030 JD tractor, 7,800 hrs, runs well; (419)295-3006

CLEAN FIELD READY EQUIPMENT: JD 7000 6x30 Planter, Dry Fert, No Till, Sharp (3) Kewanee 18’ & 21’ Hyd Flat Fold Discs White 263 – 20’ Manual Fold Wing Disc, Nice IH 480 – 15’ Disc, Good Blades, Rear Hyd. IH 370 – 14’ Disc, All New 20” Blades, Sharp JD 620 – 13’ Disc, New 20” Front Blades IH 370 – 12’ Disc, New Front Blades & Bearings Miller 12’ Offset Disc, New Front Blades, Sharp (5) Brillion 13.5’ & 15’ & 21’ Cultimulchers (12) 5, 7, 9, 10, 11 Shank Disc Chisels (2) Case IH 110 – 15’ & 20’ Crumblers White 508 – 5 Bottom Auto Reset – NONE NICER White 508 & 588 4 Bottom Auto Reset Plows IH 720 – 5 Bottom Toggle Trip Plow JD F145 3 Bottom Semi Mount – Restored IH 420 3 Bottom 14” 3PT Plow – Restored (2) IH 5100 18x7 Drills, Dbl Disc, Press Wheels

10% OFF ALL NEW IN STOCK TILLAGE PARTS: Disc Blades/Bearings/Moldboards/Shares/ Coulter Blades/Chisel Plow Points/etc. Valid Thru: 1/30/2024 $100 Min. Purchase

Lots More Inventory & Pictures at www.boakfamilyfarms.com

Boak Family Farms, LLC NEW CASTLE, PA

724-924-2396 – BEFORE 9 PM CALL B4 U DRIVE! Hours By Appt. – Closed Sunday

We’ll Meet You at Your Office. Sarah Grubbs, VP Agricultural Loan Officer 330-205-7783 As a farmer, Sarah is right at home meeting with farmers in the field. Give her a call today to see how she can help your farm grow. Member FDIC • Equal Housing Lender Consumers National Bank

3990 St. Rt. 14, Columbiana, Ohio 44408

Dairy Systems

(330) 482-1522 LLC

www.ProgressiveDairySystems.com

RENTAL UNITS AVAILABLE!

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Thursday, January 18, 2024 | Rural Marketplace C13

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Machinery & Equipment 12-ft. AerWay with rolling baskets, $1,500; White 6100 6-row with 5100 splitter, $4,500; (740)743-1223, (740)605-8621 (2) 2017 Kubota SSV 65 skid loaders, 2-spd, hand and foot controls, hd tooth buckets, 814 hrs, 829 hrs your choice, $29,500; (330)275-5711 2022 New Holland T6 155, 640 hrs, electrocommand trans, 3 remotes, dual pto, cab suspension, 4WD, LED lights, $98,500; (330)277-6044

ENGINE REBUILD KITS

Machinery & Equipment

RENT A DYNA FIREWOOD PROCESSOR TODAY! Cut. Split. Relax. dyna-products.com • Process up to 5 face cords per hour • Sets up quickly and easy to operate • Up to 22” diameter logs • Towable with a pickup DYNA RENTALS dyna-products.com Contact: Kenneth Vanpelt 4069 Unity Line Rd, New Waterford, OH 44445 330.831.8450

RTL Forest & Farm Warranty Repair & Service Husqvarna Yanmar Briggs & Stratton Kawasaki Kohler Honda Engines Service specials starting as low as $200 www.rtlforestry.com 4115 New Castle Road, Pulaski, PA 16143 Phone: 724-906-8226

• AGRICULTURAL • INDUSTRIAL • TRUCK • MARINE • AUTOMOTIVE Injectors & Turbochargers

R&R ENGINE & MACHINE (330) 724-5526 1-800-722-2000 -SINCE 1966-

www.rrengine.com Farm equipment for sale- 5126 Top Shot H & S manure spreader, working condition, 540 pt, pictures available, $8,500; 7000 Alis-Chalmers tractor, 540/ 1,000 pto with duals, 2 hyd remotes, original service manuals, rebuilt at 5,000 hrs, pictures available, clean tractor, $12,500; NW Pa (814)720-2590

BURGH

TRACTOR WRECKING YARD

(330) 868-6419 | Minerva, Ohio HOURS: Mon. - Fri. 8-5; Sat. 8-Noon | Email: sales@unkefereq.com

END OF YEAR SPECIALS

KUBOTA HAY EQUIPMENT

PEQUEA EQUIPMENT HT4102 Tedder HRMCR10 Wheel Rake

BV4160 PREMNET

USED EQUIPMENT

DM1022 7’2” Disc Mower DM1024 7’10” Disc Mower DMC8028T Disc Mower Conditioner RA1042T Rotary Take TE4052T Tedder

International Farmall 656 Tractor 2021 Kubota BX2380 w/ mower deck 2008 Kubota M7040HD W/ LDR 2009 Pequea HR930 Rotary Rake 2015 Bad Boy Diesel Zero Turn

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COLEMAN MACHINERY CO. 49381 Fairpoint/Maynard Road, County Road 10, St. Clairsville, Ohio 43950

(740) 695-3006 HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8-5; Sat. 8-Noon

View some inventory at: Colemanmachinery.net

, LLC

USED ARTICULATING BOOMS 30’ - 150’ USED SCISSOR LIFTS 10’ - 54’ ALL FROM OUR RENTAL FLEET

Call for updated availability and pricing Contact Kris Kasparek k

330.659.9600 3 0

4945 Brecksville Rd., Richﬁeld, OH 44286

NEW DEAL OF THE WEEK: NH WM 25S

WITH LOADER AND BACKHOE,

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MENTION THIS AD FOR AN ADDITIONAL $2,000 OFF

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$5,000

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4393 Lynn Road Ravenna, Ohio

330-296-5280 COIA@COIASALES.COM WWW.COIASALES.COM

NEW EQUIPMENT KUBOTA 3: LX2610SU W/ LOADERS KUBOTA RTV-X1130WLH KUBOTA LX3310 W/ LOADER KUBOTA RTVX2-SKLH24 KUBOTA L2502 W/ LOADERS KUBOTA RTV-X1140WL-H KUBOTA 2: L3302 W/ LOADER KUBOTA 5: RTV-XG850 KUBOTA 2: L3902 W/ LOADERS KUBOTA RTV-X1100CRL-A KUBOTA L4060 HST W/ LOADER KUBOTA ZD1211-3-60 KUBOTA MX5400 HST W/ LOADER KUBOTA 3:ZD1211-3-72 KUBOTA MX6000 HST W/ LOADER ALL BX MODELS IN STOCK KUBOTA MX6000 HST CAB W/ LOADER KUBOTA B2301 W/ LOADER KUBOTA M6060HD W/ LOADER KUBOTA 2 :B2601 W/ LOADER KUBOTA M4D-071HDC12 W/ LOADER KUBOTA 2: LX2610 W/ LOADERS

HAY EQUIPMENT:

USED TELESCOPIC BOOMS 40’ - 135’

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MENTION THIS AD FOR $1,000 OFF

For sale brushog, King Kutter 5-ft. pull behind, 2 wheeled, works good, $525; call Al (330)531-3740 Ford 5640 powerstar SL 4WD tractor, 76-HP, 3,323 hrs, no cab, nice condition, $14,500; John Miller (330)8930303

Large Inventory of Farm & Industrial Equipment. Many Tractors, Dozers, Skid Loaders, Excavators, Hay Equipment, Grinders, TMR Mixers, Spreaders, Tillage and much, much more.

TRACTOR SALES

FORD 3000

New and Used Tires, Rims Wheels, Balers, ect. Also Parting out Farm Crawlers.

1-800-369-6213

6941 TALLMADGE RD., ROOTSTOWN, OHIO

KUBOTA HAY DEMO - JAN. 19

For over 70 years

One of America’s Oldest Salvage Yards

330-325-9914

10% OFF PARTS SALE - JAN. 19 & 20

KUBOTA 2: RA1042T SIDE DEL. RAKE KUBOTA TE4052T HAY TEDDER KUBOTA 3: BV4160 PREMNET ROUND BALER KUBOTA BV5160NET ROUND BALER KUBOTA DMC8028T MOWER CONDTIIONER

KUBOTA DMC8028R MOWER CONDITIONER KUBOTA DM1022 3PT DISC MOWER ENROSSI 2: BAT 10-H BAT RAKE ENORSSI RR420 ROTARY RAKE

ORANGELINE TRAILERS TH10-20: 20’ ...............................$6,350.00 SU35: 12’ ....................................$3,000.00

MISC:

BUHLER YC-8420-4 84 IN 2 STAGE 3PT SNOW BLOWER .....................................................$3,500.00 MAHINDRA MAX 22S 60 IN MOWER DECK, LOADER ...........................................................$10,500.00

NEW & USED OLIVER & WHITE PARTS 13701 Eby Rd., Creston, OH 44217 800-808-9934 330-939-4192 Mon - Fri: 8 AM - 5PM | Sat: 8AM - 12PM | Sun: Closed Check us out on Facebook www.maibachtractor.com Check out the newly priced machinery! Prices won’t last!

C14 Rural Marketplace | Thursday, January 18, 2024

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Machinery & Equipment

For sale Kubota 4WD M7040 with loader, excellent condition, 2,300 hrs, $30,000 OBO; (740)398-7047

Iva produce sprayer, 25-ft. single boom, like new, $12,700; (419)9513210

JD 1710 chisel plow, $3,200; Ford post hole digger with 9-in auger, 327; cell (330)418-9761

FOR SALE IN WEST VIRGINIA

NEW ESCH HAY TEDDERS 18-ft. Tedder w/Hyd .............................CALL 22-ft. Tedder w/Hyd ..........................CALL 32-ft. 6 Star Tedder ............................CALL Bale Grabber Skid Loader Mount ...$2,200

NEW IVA FIELD SPRAYERS & PRODUCE SPRAYERS

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DALLAS PIKE TRACTOR

I-70 at Exit 11-10 miles East of Wheeling, WV - 420 Technology Dr.

(304) 547-9300 Buy! Sell! Trade!! Please Call Before You Make The Drive

200-1000 gal., 30-ft - 90 ft booms, choice of options.........................................CALL

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PRICE REDUCED! 2019 JD 5115M Utility Tractor, 115 HP, 709 Hrs., 16F/16R PowrReverser Trans, Standard Cab w/Air Seat . $62,500 PRICE REDUCED! 2019 JD &130M Utility Tractor, 1327 Hrs, 130 HP, 16 Speed Power Quad Trans, 3 Remotes, Cold Start ..... $83,900 1997-1999 New Holland 1630 Compact Utility Tractor, 27 HP, 1613 Hrs, Diesel, Hydrostatic Trans., 54” Mowing Deck .. $7,900 2005 JD TX 4X2 Gator, 2WD Gas, All Terrain Tires, Bucket Seats, Manual Dump Box ....... $6,500 2014 JD XUV 825i Utility Vehicle, 4WD Gas, 1815 Hours, Dump Box, Bench Seat, Overhead Protection Structure .............. $13,900 2019 JD 825M Utility Vehicle, Bench Front Seat, Dump Box, Snow Blade ................ $14,500 2016 JD 8251 Utility Vehicle, 516 Hours, Gas, 4WD, Power Steering, Poly Roof, Windshield ... $13,900 2012 John Deere 318D Skid Steer Loader, 1862 Hrs, Cab w/Heat & Air, Single Speed Trans., Hand & Foot Controls, Manual Quick Attach, 72” Bucket ............ $22,500 2022 John Deere 331G Compact Track Loader, 204 Hours, 2 Speed Powertrain, Standard Flow, Cab w/AC, Wide Zig-Zag Tracks, Air Ride Seat, Cold Start Pkg, 84” Heavy Duty Bucket, Warranty until October 2024 .......... $85,900 2013 JD 304K Wheel Loader, 1291 Hrs., Firestone Dura Force Tires, Cab w/Heat & Air Conditioning, Skid Steer Coupler, One Yard Bucket, Pallet Forks, Scales, Maintenance Records .............. $98,500 PRICE REDUCEDI1998 Craftsman LT1000 Riding Mower, 42” Deck, Includes Bagger .. $450 2001 Jacobsen HR5111 Front Mower, 3627 Hours, Enclosed Cab, 4WD, Front Windshield w/Wiper, Diesel, 3 Batwing Decks, 11’ Mowing Width, No AC ..... $9,900 2001 JD F725 Commercial Front Mower, 20 HP, 720 Hours, Gas, 4WD, Hydro Trans, 54” Mowing Deck, Side Discharge ..... $2,500 2012 JD X324 Riding Mower, 22 HP, 408 Hours, 48” Mowing Deck, Comes With Bagger ...... $1 ,900 PRICE REDUCED! 2021 Cub Cadet SLX50 Lawn & Garden Tractor, 66 Hrs., 21.5 HP Kawasaki Engine, 50” Cutting Deck, Gas, Two Wheel Drive, Like New .... $3,100 2021 JD S220 Riding Mower, 22 HP, 51 Hours, 42” Deck w/Mulch Control & Collection System $2,600 2022 John Deere 835M Utility Vehicle, 367 Hrs, 4WD, Gas, Power Steering, HVAC, w/ Boss Snow Blade, Maxxis Tires, Brake, Tail And Bed Liner, Power Dump Box, Head Liner, Brush Guard ...... $26,900 1996 JD 1780 MaxEmergePius VacuMeter Planter, 12/23 Row, 15/30” Spacing, Vacuum Metering System, Flex Fold Frame . $24,500 2008 JD 1890 Air Drill, 1600 Gal., 2 Section Liquid Fertilizer/Spray System With Hyd. Centrifugal Pump & Microtrak Flow Indicators, Haukaas Markers, Yetter Row Cleaners On Front, Notched Closing Wheels On Rear, Smooth On Front, 40’ Wide w/Twin Row 20” Spacing, Boots & Blades-Like New. $75,000 2011 JD 1590 Box Drill, 15’, Extended Wear Boots, Electronic Rate Control, 1 0” Spacing, Good Blocks And Boots ....... $47,500 2012 JD 1590 Box Drill, One Owner, Very Nice Condition, 7 1/2” Spacing, 15’, Grass Seeder, JD Markers, Scales, Drill Cover$58,000 Woods 3180 Batwing Rotary Cutter, 15’, 540 PTO ..... $7,500 2007 JD HX15 Flex-Wing Rotary Cutter, 15’ (180”) Cutting Width, Front Chain Shielding, Pull-Type, Hydraulically Operated ... $12,500 Buhler (Farm King) C6582 Rotary Tiller, 77”, 3 Point Hitch ... $2,750 Modern Ag MD7 Grading Scraper, 7’ Scraper Heavy Duty Side Plates And Hydraulic Adjustable Teeth, Galvanized Construction .. $4,975 2020 Woods RTR48.30 Tiller, 48 Counter Rotating Tine Tiller $2,995 2022 Woods RTR60.40 Tiller, 60”, Reverse Tine ........... $4,300 Woods RB72 Rear Blade, 72”, 3 Point ................... $650 Miscellaneous EM5000 Post Hole Digger, 12” .............. $650 Price Reduced. JD18.4X30 Tires, Cast Rear Tires And Rims, Removed From a JD 6400 .. $800 JD Bucket, 18”, 2.8 Cu. Ft., Fits On Compact Excavator ........ $995

TRACTORS

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JD 2350 - 55HP, 4x4, Open Station ........... $15,750

48” Grapple Bucket..............................................$1,595

Ford 4000 diesel ............................................. CALL

72” Grapple Bucket..............................................$2,195

Ford TW-25 ................................................ $22,550

84” HD Grapple Bucket .......................................$3,350

Ford 1120 - 2WD Diesel ...............................$2,750 Kioti DK50HST - 50 HP, Cab, AC, Loader, 2700 Hrs, Nice! ....................................... $25,750 Kubota B3300SU - 4x4, Loader, 33 HP, .... $17,750 Kubota L4400 - 4x4, loader, hydro, 39 HP $22,500 Kubota M4700 - 4x4, Loader..................... $19,250 New Holland TB120 - 120HP, 4x4, ROPS, Loader, 2300 Hrs.................................................. $39,500

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78” Claw Grapple ......................................... $2,750

NEW PALLET FORKS 48” QT 2000# rated for compacts...................$795 48” HD Pallet Forks ..........................................$995 48” Fork/Double Bale Spear/Trailer Mover Combo ............................................$995

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NEW Tar River Round Bale Grabber ........... $2,800

Tar River SAYA505 - 55” 3pt NO-TILL .........$6,200

Tar River 4 spinner hay tedder NEW ......... $10,125

Tar River SAYA507 - 78” 3pt NO-TILL ......... $7,900

Challenger RB45 Round Baler .................... $9,250

Greenscape 600 - 60” 3pt NO-TILL ........... $15,875

New Holland 256 Dolly wheel rake ............. $4,250

SKID LOADERS Bobcat S160 - One Owner, Very Nice ....$21,500 2021 Bobcat T66 - Like new ..............$58,750 New Holland LS170.................................... $17,750 2022 New Holland C332 - All Options ....... $74,500 2022 New Holland C345 - All Options ....... $84,500

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Mini Round Baler for Compact Tractors NEW . $7,395 Tar River 2 Spinner Hay Tedders NEW ....... $3,195 Tar River Econo Wrap, 3pt. bale wrapper .... $5,150 Tar River BDR - 185 Drum Mower ............... $4,600

MISC. 2022 Kubota Z422 Zero Turn - 60” deck, 100 Hours, Like new ........................................$7,550 NEW Snow Plows - Skid Steer Quick Attach,

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Bobcat E32 - 600 hrs., 7k weight, Cab/Heat/AC,

2016 Kuhn Knight 3130 Mixer Wagon 9000# cap., One

Thumb ................................................. $45,550

owner, Very Nice ............................................ $19,850

Bobcat 418A - 2593# weight, 1578 Hrs. .. $12,550

Case 580B backhoe ............................................ $12,750

Kubota K008-3 - 1 ton compact, very nice .... $17,550

PUG Utility Vehicle - 4x4, Hyd. Dump .................. $5,500

John Deere 17G - 2 ton, New Tracks ........ $17,255

Kubota ZD28 - Zero Turn, Diesel, 72” Deck ............. CALL

CAT 312 Excavator - C/A/H Thumb .......... $39,900

NEW 5’ and 6’ Brush Hogs .............................. IN STOCK

JD 85G Excavator - 19k Weight, C/A/H,

7 Shank Glenco Disc Chisel Plow - New Points .$6,550

New Rubber Tracks, Blade .................. $62,550

9 Shank Glenco Disc Chisel Plow - Field Ready .$5,750

Kobelco 160 - 5400 Hrs.............................. $55,500

9 Shank Bush Hog Disc Chisel Plow - Field Ready .$4,750

Komatsu PC78 - 17K weight, 8K hrs., NICE .$39,750

White 20’ Folding Disc (2 Avail.) .......$5,950 & $6,450

Takeuchi TB016 - 1.5 Ton, 4500 Hrs,

6’ Disc 3pt. Hitch ..........................$1,276 & $1,375 2 Bottom Plow 3pt. Hitch ...............................$575 5’ Box Blade NEW .........................................$1,025 6’ Box Blade NEW .........................................$1,395 Landscape Rakes NEW 4’, 5’, 6’ ..................... CALL NEW Tar River 4” Wood Chipper ..................$2,500 NEW Skid Steer Quick Attach HD Brush Hog, Std. Flow ................................. $4,750 & $4,950 Gravely Promaster 26H - 60” Zero

Work Ready .......................................... $15,950

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60” Tar River Root Grapple .................................$1,950

DOZERS Case 650 New Arrival ................................ $28,500 Case 850B 0 New engine .......................... $28,500 Case 850K LGP - New Undercarriage, NICE . $54,750 Fiat Allis HD11B - Runs & Works great, Good undercarriage................................ $15,000

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ROTOTILLERS 5’ Cherokee ................................................... $2,475 6’ Cherokee ................................................... $2,600 5’ Tar River Reverse Rotation ..................... $2,900 6’ Tar River Reverse Rotation ...................... $3,300

Turn Mower ............................................ $8,550 Wallenstein 50 Bushel Manure Spreader NEW .$6,850 Good Selection of Used Zero Turn Mowers WORK TRUCKS - From out West - 4x4, Run & Drive well.............................................................. CALL

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Hesston 3986 hay rake, 14 wheel with center kicker wheels; also organic baleage; older 52-in. brown and white pony; (419)896-3241

JD 7200 6-row 30-in. vacuum planter, Unverferth zone tiller, no-till liquid, infro Keatons 250 monitor, $17,000; (724)944-4499

Kory wagons and parts, 8/ 10/ 12-ton gears in stock; West Farmington, Ohio (440)693-4687 leave message

For sale 1996 Dresser dozer, TD8 H, good condition, operator manual and complete set of new filters included, $32,900; (330)647-0390

JD 3046R ,95 hours, deluxe cab heat, ac, radio, front loader, 72D mower, 66in. front blade, excellent condition, 1-yr old, $60,000; (412)972-0628

Kinze planter attachments- 15-row unit mounted no-till coulters with 8-row cleaners, excellent condition, $5,500 OBO; Columbiana, (330)692-1681

BBI fertilizer/ lime spreader, 8-ton tandem axle, $21,000; Salford 21-ft. rock flex finish disc, $9,000; Bale King kicker wagons, $2,500; JD 845 12-row x 30-in. row cultivator, $2,900; JD 2800 5-bottom variable width plow, $1,900; Atwater, Ohio, (614)307-3200

Krause 4900 22.5-ft. rf disc, 20-in. blades, 8-in. spacing, 3 bar harrow, plumbed rear hitch, no welds, good shape, field ready, some spare parts, $14,000; (330)618-7935 Mantua, Ohio

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2012 Kubota BX1860 18 Hp, 225 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Belly Mower, Good Condition ..........$9,900.00

1995 JD 5200 45 Hp, 1,840 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, 9/3 Gear, Sharp! .........................$26,900.00

2003 McCormick CX75 73 Hp, 1,520 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 16/16 Shuttle,..............................$42,900.00

2015 Kubota BX1870 18 Hp, 575 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Belly Mower, Excellent Condtion ...$10,900.00

2021 JD 5045E 50 Hp, 185 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, 9/3 Gear, Sharp!....................................... $25,900.00

1983 IH 784 74 Hp, 4,825 Hrs, 2wd, 16/8 Gear, 1 Owner ............................................................ $9,900.00

2021 JD 5045E 50 Hp, 130 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, 9/3 Gear, Sharp! ..........................$34,900.00

2013 CIH Farmall 85C 84 Hp, 1,850 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 12/12 PR, Good Condition.......... $49,900.00

2009 JD 5055D 55 Hp, 299 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, 8/4 Gear .......................................$21,900.00

2014 CIH Maxxum 110 110 Hp, 4,210 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, PwrShift .................................... $52,900.00

2015 Kubota B2301 22 Hp, 360 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST........................................$16,900.00 2017 Kubota BX23S 23 Hp, 285 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, Backhoe, HST ........................$19,900.00 2017 Kubota BX2380 23 Hp, 290 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Sharp! ........................$14,900.00 2014 JD 1025R 24 Hp, 250 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Belly Mower, HST ......................................$12,900.00 2017 Kubota L2501 24 Hp, 190 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Good Condition ............$20,900.00 2020 Kubota L2501 24 Hp, 160 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Sharp! ...........................$20,900.00 2021 Kubota LX2610 24 Hp, 15 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Like New! ......................$21,900.00

2011 JD 5055D 55 Hp, 355 Hrs, 4x4, 2wd, 8/4 Gear ..................................................$16,900.00 2015 JD 5055E 59 Hp, 450 Hrs, 4x4, 12/12 PR, Sharp! .............................................$36,900.00 2020 JD 5055E 59 Hp, 280 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, 12/12 PR .....................................$39,900.00 2021 JD 5055E 59 Hp, 10 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, 12/12 PR, Like New ....................................$41,900.00 2022 JD 5055E 59 Hp, 80 Hrs, 2wd, O/S, 9/3 Gear, Like New! ...................................$22,900.00 2022 JD 5055E 59 Hp, 20 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, 12/12 PR, Like New ....................................$29,900.00

2018 JD 3025E 24 Hp, 290 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, Nice! ............................................$18,900.00

2022 JD 5055E 59 Hp, 5 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, 9/3 Gear, Like New! ......................................$28,900.00

2019 JD 3025E 24 Hp, 285 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST .............................................. $19,900.00

2018 JD 5065E 67 Hp, 215 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, 12/12 PR, Sharp! .....................................$31,900.00

2019 JD 3025E 24 Hp, 255 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Nice! ....................................$19,900.00

2021 JD 5065E 67 Hp, 95 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, 12/12 PR, Sharp! ........................... $42,900.00

2020 JD 3025E 24 Hp, 50 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Like New! ............................... $21,900.00

2022 JD 5065E 67 Hp, 90 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, 12/12 PR, Like New ....................................$34,900.00

2022 JD 3025E 24 Hp, 30 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Like New! ...............................$21,900.00 2014 JD 2025R 25 Hp, 55 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Sharp! ....................................$17,900.00 2022 Kubota LX3310 30 Hp, 25 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Like New! ...................... $24,900.00 1986 JD 950 31 Hp, 1,540 Hrs, 2wd, O/S, 8/2 Gear, Good Condition ..........................$6,900.00 2021 JD 2032R 31 Hp, 980 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Sharp! ..................................$21,900.00 2018 JD 3032E 31 Hp, 295 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Sharp! .................................. $24,900.00

2022 JD 5065E 67 Hp, 30 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, 12/12 PR, Like New! .................................. $35,900.00 2019 JD 5075E 73 Hp, 415 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, 12/12 PR, Nice!........................................ $42,900.00 2021 JD 5075E 73 Hp, 550 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, 12/12 PR ...................................................$34,900.00 2021 JD 5075E 73 Hp, 155 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, Like New! .................................... $59,900.00 2022 JD 5075E 73 Hp, 80 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 12/12 PR, Like New!...................... $57,900.00 2022 JD 5075E 73 Hp, 10 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, 12/12 PR .....................................................$34,900.00 2014 JD 5085E 85 Hp, 1,520 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 12/12 PR, Sharp! .....................$49,900.00

2018 JD 3032E 31 Hp, 275 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Sharp! ..................................$22,900.00

2014 JD 5085E 85 Hp, 699 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, 12/12 PR ...................................................$32,900.00

2018 JD 3032E 31 Hp, 150 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, Backhoe, HST, Excellent ...............$29,900.00

2015 JD 5085E 85 Hp, 1,120 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 12/12 PR, Good Condition....... $54,900.00

2021 JD 3032E 31 Hp, 350 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Nice! ....................................$24,900.00

2015 JD 5085E 85 Hp, 799 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 12/12 PR ......................................$52,900.00

2016 JD 3032E 31 Hp, 345 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST ...............................................$18,900.00

2015 JD 5085E 85 Hp, 595 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 12/12 PR, Good Condition ..........$56,900.00

2016 JD 3033R 32 Hp, 290 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, 12/12 PR, Sharp! .........................$27,900.00

2017 JD 5085E 85 Hp, 1,640 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 12/12 PR, Good Condition .......$54,900.00

2014 Kubota L3301 33 Hp, 265 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, 8/8 Gear, Excellent ...............$21,900.00 2015 Kioti CK3510 35 Hp, 615 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Good Condition ............. $17,900.00 2018 JD 3038E 37 Hp, 315 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST ...............................................$24,900.00 2021 Kubota L3560 37 Hp, 90 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Like New! ........................ $23,356.00 2013 NH Workmaster 40 38 Hp, 455 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, 12/12 Gear ....................$19,900.00 2014 JD 3039R 39 Hp, 1,265 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST ............................................$26,900.00 2007 Kubota L3940 40 Hp, 999 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, HST, Good Condition ............$29,900.00

2012 JD 5085M 85 Hp, 1,365 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, 16/16 PR ................................. $49,900.00 1998 JD 5510 89 Hp, 4,280 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, 9/3 SyncShuttle, Good Condition ...........$26,900.00 2019 JD 5090E 90 Hp, 435 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 12/12 PR, Sharp! .........................$63,900.00 2019 JD 5090E 90 Hp, 199 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 12/12 PR, Sharp! .........................$69,900.00

KUBOTA 2013 Kubota MX5100 52 Hp, 295 Hrs, 2wd, O/S, 8/8 Gear, Good Condition ..................... $16,900.00 2018 Kubota MX5200 54 Hp, 220 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, 8/8 Gear, Sharp! ........................ $33,900.00 2013 Kubota M5640 56 Hp, 1,850 Hrs, 2wd, O/S, 8/4 Gear, Good Condition .................... $14,900.00 2013 Kubota M6060 63 Hp, 1,175 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, 8/8 PR .................................................... $26,900.00 2016 Kubota M6060 63 Hp, 1,160 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, 8/8 PR ........................................ $32,900.00 2004 Kubota M6800 70 Hp, 1,970 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 8/8 PR ........................................ $32,900.00 2013 Kubota M7060 71 Hp, 1,060 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, 12/12 PR .................................... $32,900.00 2015 Kubota M7060 71 Hp, 999 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 12/12 PR, Good Condition ......... $48,900.00 2019 Kubota M4D-071 73 Hp, 725 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 12/12 PR, Nice!........................ $52,900.00 2015 Kubota M5-091 91 Hp, 925 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, 8/8 PR, Sharp! .......................................... $36,900.00 2020 Kubota M5-091 92 Hp, 670 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, 8/8 PR, Excellent ...................................... $56,900.00 2008 Kubota M9540 95 Hp, 845 Hrs, 2wd, O/S, Loader, 8/8 Gear, Good Condition .......... $33,900.00 2017 Kubota M5-111 105 Hp, 520 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 8/8 PR ........................................ $62,900.00 2018 Kubota M5-111 105 Hp, 410 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 12/12 PR,................................... $66,900.00 2014 Kubota M110GX 109 Hp, 825 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 24 Spd PS, Nice ...................... $76,900.00 2018 Kubota M6-111 114 Hp, 965 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, 24 Spd PS, Nice! ................................... $67,900.00 2016 Kubota M7-131 128 Hp, 1,790 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 24 Spd PS.............................. $72,900.00 2020 Kubota M7-132 130 Hp, 130 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, 24 Spd PS, Like New! ............................ $99,900.00 2015 Kubota M6-141 141 Hp, 325 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 24 Spd PS, Excellent!............... $99,900.00 2019 Kubota M6-141 141 Hp, 260 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 24 Spd PS, Excellent! .............$104,900.00 2020 Kubota M6-141 141 Hp, 1,180 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 24 Spd PS, Sharp! ................. $89,900.00 2016 Kubota M7-151 148 Hp, 1,365 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, 24 Spd PS, Nice! ................................ $84,900.00 2016 Kubota M7-151 148 Hp, 180 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, 24 Spd PS, Nice! ................................... $99,900.00 2016 Kubota M7-171 168 Hp, 815 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 24 Spd PS, Sharp! .................... $19,900.00

2023 JD 5090M 90 Hp, 55 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 32 Spd Pwr8 PQ, Like New! .........$94,900.00

2017 Kubota M7-171 168 Hp, 99 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, KVT, Like New! ..........................$159,900.00

2015 JD 5100E 100 Hp, 2,695 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, 12/12 PR, Nice.................................... $36,900.00

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2016 JD 5100E 100 Hp, 1,535 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 12/12 PR, Good Condition ....$59,900.00 2021 JD 5100E 100 Hp, 770 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 12/12 PR, Good Condition ........$66,900.00

2002 MF 231S 45 Hp, 590 Hrs, 2wd, O/S ......................................................................$9,900.00 2018 MF 2705E 48 Hp, 590 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, 8/8 Gear,......................................$26,900.00

2017 JD 4044M 43 Hp, 475 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST ..............................................$29,900.00

2021 JD 5100E 100 Hp, 450 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 12/12 PR, Nice! .........................$69,900.00

2018 JD 4044M 43 Hp, 90 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, Backhoe, 12/12 PR, Sharp! ..........$42,900.00

2022 JD 5100E 100 Hp, 35 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 24/12 PR, Like New! ...................$74,900.00

2019 JD 4044M 43 Hp, 70 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, Backhoe, HST, Sharp! ...................$43,900.00

2022 JD 5100E 100 Hp, 30 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 24/12 PR, Like New! ...................$74,900.00

2021 JD 4044M 43 Hp, 245 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Sharp! .................................$34,900.00

2021 JD 5100M 100 Hp, 290 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 16/16 PR, Nice! .......................$86,900.00

2022 JD 4044M 43 Hp, 60 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, 12/12 PR, Like New! .................................$28,900.00

2017 JD 5100R 100 Hp, 740 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 16/16 PR, Sharp! ......................$99,900.00

2014 JD 4044R 43 Hp, 585 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, HST...............................................$39,900.00

2022 JD 6105E 105 Hp, 99 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 24/12 PR, Like New! ...................$89,900.00

1995 MF 383 76 Hp, 1,990 Hrs, 2wd, O/S, 8/2 Gear, Good Condition .......................$17,900.00

2014 JD 4044R 43 Hp, 490 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, HST, 1 Owner, Sharp! ..................$42,900.00

2017 JD 6110M 110 Hp, 1,150 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, 24/24 PQ, Sharp! ............................$104,900.00

2016 MF 4609M 89 Hp, 955 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, 12/12 PR ....................................$37,900.00

2018 JD 6110M 110 Hp, 1150 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 24/24, Warranty ..................$104,900.00

2019 MF 4710 100 Hp, 1,899 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, 12/12 PR, Good Condition ..................$46,900.00

2019 JD 5115M 115 Hp, 1,390 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 16/16 PR, Sharp! ..................$84,900.00

2018 MF 6713 125 Hp, 340 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, 12/12 Gear, Good Condition ..................$72,900.00

2011 JD 3720 44 Hp, 1,390 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, HST, Good Condition ..................$32,900.00 2015 NH Boomer 47 45 Hp, 595 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 16/16 Gear, Sharp! .............$42,900.00 2019 JD 3046R 45 Hp, 290 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, Belly Mower, HST, Nice! ..............$33,900.00 2016 Kubota L4701 47 Hp, 320 Hrs, 2wd, O/S, 8/8 Gear ............................................$16,900.00 2016 Kubota L4701 47 Hp, 335 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, HST, Nice! .............................$28,900.00 2019 Kubota L4701 47 Hp, 280 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, HST, Sharp! ....................................... $19,900.00 2020 Kubota L4701 47 Hp, 270 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, HST, Sharp! ........................................$19,900.00 2013 Kubota L4760 49 Hp, 375 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, HST, Sharp! ...........................$42,900.00 2005 Kubota L5030 50 Hp, 1,510 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, HST, Good Condition .........$32,900.00 2017 JD 4052M 51 Hp, 430 Hrs, 4x4, O/S. Loader, HST, Nice! ...................................$31,900.00 2014 JD 4052R 51 Hp, 995 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, HST...............................................$42,900.00 2022 JD 4052R 51 Hp, 25 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, Like New! ...................................... $52,900.00 2019 NH Boomer 55 55 Hp, 190 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 16/16 Gear, Sharp! .............$39,900.00

2000 MF 243 52 Hp, 1,090 Hrs, 2wd, O/S, 8/2 Gear ..................................................$11,900.00 1999 MF 263 60 Hp, 2,190 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, Loader, 8/2 Gear .......................................$21,900.00 1993 MF 362 61 Hp, 3,275 Hrs, 2wd, O/S, Loader ......................................................$12,900.00 1989 MF 383 76 Hp, 1,745 Hrs, 2wd, 8/2 Gear, 1 Owner, Nice ..................................$19,900.00

2010 JD 6430 120 Hp, 3,455 Hrs, 2wd, Cab, 16 Spd PQ, Good Condition ................$49,900.00 2022 JD 6120E 120 Hp, 125 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 24/12 PR, Like New! .................$94,900.00 2019 JD 6120M 120 Hp, 3,390 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, 24/24 PQ, Good Condition ...............$76,900.00 2012 JD 6125R 125 Hp, 3,940 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, 24/24 AQ, Good Condition ................$79,900.00 2015 JD 6130R 130 Hp, 1,099 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, 24/24 AQ, Nice! ...............................$109,900.00 2013 JD 6140D 137 Hp, 399 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, 9/9 PR, Sharp! .......................................$74,900.00 2016 JD 6155R 155 Hp, 2,820 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, IVT .........................................$169,900.00 2019 JD 6155R 155 Hp, 2,299 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, 20 Spd AQ, Good Condition .............$129,900.00

NEW HOLLAND TRACTORS 2005 FarmTrac 665 60 Hp, 2,000 Estimated Hrs, 4x4, Loader .............................................. $14,900.00 2021 NH Workmaster 60 60 Hp, 99 Hrs, 4x4, O/S, 8/8 Gear ................................................. $26,900.00

MISC. EQUIPMENT 2021 Deere 35G 23.3 Hp, 290 Hrs, Cab, Tracks, Sharp!, 1 Owner .............................. $67,900.00 2021 Deere 318G 65 Hp, 215 Hrs, Cab, Wheel, Sharp!, 1 Owner ..............................$54,900.00 2018 Frontier DH1612 12' Transport Disc, Good Condition ........................................$14,900.00 2007 JD MX8 8' Brush Cutter, Good Condition .............................................................$6,900.00 JD 673 6' Used Tiller, Good Condition .......................................................................... $3,900.00 King Kutter RB84Y 7' Used Blade, Good Condition ..........................................................$800.00

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2010 NH T4030 76 Hp, 2,210 Hrs, 2wd, 16/16 Shuttle, Good Condition ........................... $22,900.00

2014 JD 4066R 66 Hp, 390 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, HST...............................................$43,900.00

2015 NH T4.90 86 Hp, 1,380 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 12/12 PR, Nice ................................... $54,900.00

2017 JD 4066R 66 Hp, 625 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, HST...............................................$49,900.00

2000 NH TL100 95 Hp, 3,960 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 24 Spd PR........................................... $34,900.00

2018 JD 4066R 66 Hp, 355 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, HST, Sharp! ................................. $54,900.00

2013 NH T5.95 98 Hp, 499 Hrs, 4x4, Cab, Loader, 24/24 PR, Sharp! ................................... $72,900.00

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LEGAL NOTICE SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. 231205-69 AS PASSED BY CITY COUNCIL OF SALEM, OHIO:

LEGAL NOTICE SUMMARY OF RESOLUTION NO. 23-2802 AS PASSED BY VILLAGE COUNCIL OF LEETONIA, OHIO: AN EMERGENCY RESOLUTION APPROVING 2024 TEMPORARY APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE VILLAGE OF LEETONIA, STATE OF OHIO.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OHIO BRYAN A. BLAKEMAN, TREASURER | CASE NO. 23 DT 249 OF COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OHIO c/o Vito J. Abruzzino Prosecuting Attorney Courthouse 135 S. Market St. | SERVICE BY PUBLICATION Lisbon OH 44432 PLAINTIFF VS. UNKNOWN HEIRS, NEXT OF KIN, ) DEVISEES, HEIRS AT LAW, LEGATEES ) AND ASSIGNS OF ROXANNE WOODS ) nka BRUSH, et al., DEFENDANTS

BEING AN ORDINANCE REZONING CERTAIN PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF SALEM LOCATED ALONG NORTH ELLSWORTH AVENUE FROM C-2 GENERAL COMMERCIAL TO R-A MULTIFAMILY AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. The complete text of this Ordinance or Resolution may be viewed at Salem City Council Chamber, City Hall, 231 S. Broadway Avenue, Salem, OH 44460. A copy of the complete text of this Ordinance or Resolution may be obtained from the Council Clerk at the costs of copying. PASSED 1/2/24 DEBORAH S. BRICKER COUNCIL CLERK SUMMARY PREPARED BY: C. BROOKE ZELLERS LAW DIRECTOR Published in Farm and Dairy 1-11 and 1-18, 2024.

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To, UNKNOWN HEIRS, NEXT OF KIN, DEVISEES, HEIRS AT LAW, LEGATEES AND ASSIGNS OF ROXANNE WOODS nka BRUSH whose last known address is 611 BROADWAY, WELLSVILLE, OH 43968 and whose current address cannot with reasonable diligence be ascertained, you are hereby notified that you have been named as a Defendant in a legal action entitled Bryan A Blakeman, Treasurer of Columbiana County, Ohio, Plaintiff vs. UNKNOWN HEIRS, NEXT OF KIN, DEVISEES, HEIRS AT LAW, LEGATEES AND ASSIGNS OF ROXANNE WOODS nka BRUSH, et al., Defendants. This action has been assigned Case No.: 23 DT 249 and is pending in the Court of Common Pleas of Columbiana County, Lisbon, Ohio 44432. The object of the Complaint is to foreclose for delinquent taxes against real estate set forth below and which complete legal description can be obtained at the Columbiana County Prosecutor’s Office, 135 South Market Street, Lisbon, OH 44432: Permanent Parcel No(s): 84-02821.000 Property address: 611 BROADWAY, WELLSVILLE, OH 43968 The prayer is to foreclose all interest owned by you and for costs. You are required to answer the Complaint within 28 days after the last publication of this notice which will be published once a week for three successive weeks. The last publication will be made on the 25th day of January, 2024, and the 28 days for answer will commence on that date.

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