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“The Current - Informing Our Members Since 1957” VOLUME 69
January 16, 2026
NUMBER 5
2026 Energy Camp essay contest due in March Cotton Electric is excited to announce an opportunity this summer at Red Rock Canyon for all incoming and current eighth graders wanting to develop leadership skills and learn about rural electrification at the 2026 Energy Camp. This year’s Energy Camp contest opened earlier this month and submissions are due March 26.
Energy Camp experience
If you or someone you know is an incoming and current eighth grader looking for an all-expense-paid trip to Red Rock Canyon this summer, then look no further than Energy Camp. When students attend Energy Camp, they will have opportunities to watch safety demonstrations, climb a pole, learn about the cooperative business model and network with students from other Oklahoma electric co-ops.
Contest information
To be eligible to enter the competition, contestants must be an incoming or current eighth grader in the Cotton Electric service area. The student and their families do not have to be Cotton Electric members.
This year’s contest is broken into two rounds. First, applicants will submit an essay between 50 and 100 words to the co-op about why they would like to represent Cotton Electric at the 2026 Energy Camp. Then, writers of the top 10 essays will move on to the second round for a live video interview with judges arranged by Cotton Electric. Lastly, the top four applicants will be selected to attend the all-expense-paid trip to the 2026 Energy Camp. The deadline to submit an essay is 3 p.m. March 26. Contest deadlines, resources and contest submission can be found on our website at www. cottonelectric.com/energycamp. For questions or more information, please call 580-875-3351 or email zyoung@ cottonelectric.com. Cotton Electric is thrilled to invest in future community leaders through our youth programs, and we look forward to students experiencing these incredible opportunities. For more information, visit www.cottonelectric. com/youth-programs.
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Students representing Oklahoma electric cooperatives attended the 2025 Energy Camp in Red Rock Canyon. Photo courtesy of Oklahoma Association of Electric Cooperatives.
Power Cost Adjustment Calculated The power cost adjustment now being applied to bills mailed after Jan. 1, 2026, is $0.01807 per kilowatt-hour (kWh).
On a member’s average bill of 1,300 kWh, this will amount to a charge of $23.49 on the January bill.
December 2025 Temperature Extremes Day High Low Avg. 16 64 37 51 17 60 33 47 18 63 29 46 19 64 23 44 20 71 29 50 21 64 38 51 22 74 37 56 23 80 39 60 24 79 44 62 25 83 47 65 26 79 42 61 27 85 40 63 28 69 26 48 29 44 20 32 30 57 17 37 Source: srh.noaa.gov/oun/ 31 66 25 46 Average Daily High: 60 Average Daily Low: 30 Day High Low 1 39 23 2 51 20 3 54 31 4 42 32 5 53 27 6 44 28 7 49 27 8 50 27 9 69 24 10 60 34 11 71 29 12 62 33 13 58 29 14 38 20 15 53 19
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From the CEO Working together to lower demand
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hen outdoor temperatures drop, electricity use naturally rises. Colder weather drives us indoors, where we rely more heavily on home heating systems, more lighting and household appliances. Heating systems run longer and more frequently to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures. Combine that with the fact that most people use electricity at the same times — typically in the mornings and early evenings — and the result is significant pressure on our electric grid. Cotton Electric Cooperative works closely with Western Farmers Electric Cooperative (WFEC), our local generation and transmission (G&T) cooperative, to plan for these seasonal weather patterns and changes and ensure you have reliable power every day of the year. This partnership involves detailed resource and infrastructure planning to make certain electricity is available whenever you need it. However, it’s important to remember that our local system
POWER UNDER PRESSURE Four Ways to Ease Grid Strain This Winter
is part of a much larger regional and national electric grid. During the winter months, when homes and businesses across the country are using more electricity simultaneously, overall demand can approach — or occasionally exceed — available supply. This is especially true during severe weather events, such as ice storms, sudden temperature drops or equipment malfunctions that reduce generation capacity. In rare cases when demand threatens to outpace supply, the regional grid operator Southwest Power Pool (SPP) may call for temporary, controlled outages — often referred to as rolling blackouts — to prevent broader system failures. This occurred in our area in 2021 during Winter Storm Uri. If such a situation arises, Cotton Electric will provide timely updates and information to members. To prepare for these scenarios and minimize risks, Cotton Electric and our G&T WFEC take proactive measures to strengthen reliability year-round. These
include routine system maintenance and upgrades, pole inspections, tree trimming and comprehensive disaster response planning. These proactive steps are designed to ensure our portion of the grid remains resilient even under extreme conditions. Yet, maintaining a reliable electric system requires a collective effort — and every member plays an important role in lowering demand when the grid is under stress. You can help by taking simple actions during periods of high electricity use, especially on the coldest days of winter: 1. Lower your thermostat slightly. Even reducing the temperature by a few degrees can help. 2. Delay using large appliances during high-demand peak hours in the winter, which are usually in the early morning from 6 a.m. – 9 a.m. and early evening from 4 p.m. – 9 p.m. Run dishwashers, washing machines and dryers during off-peak hours — usually midday or late evening. 3. Adjust your water heater.
Jennifer Meason, CEO Setting it to 120 degrees F and spacing out showers helps conserve both energy and hot water. 4. Unplug unnecessary devices. Power used for lighting and electronics adds up and accounts for a significant portion of home energy use. Disconnect unused items to reduce energy waste. Understanding how winter weather impacts electricity demand is key to maintaining system reliability. By practicing simple energy conservation habits at home, you not only save money on your monthly bill — you also help strengthen the resilience of the grid that powers our community. Together, through small actions and shared awareness, we can ensure that our homes remain warm, our lights stay on and our local grid continues to serve us reliably throughout the season.
Energy use spikes during periods of extremely cold weather, which adds strain to the electric grid. When our community works together to reduce energy use, we can make a big impact in supporting reliability. Here are four simple ways you can help: 1. Lower your thermostat. Even a difference of a few degrees can help.
2. Delay using large appliances. Run them in the evenings or midday when demand is lower. 3. Lower your water heater to 120 degrees and avoid back-to-back showers. 4. Unplug unnecessary devices. Electronics and lighting add up. Unplug any unused items.
Energy Efficiency Tip of the Month
The Current Published monthly at Walters, Oklahoma, by Cotton Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Winter weather can cause your home heating system to work overtime. Check for air leaks and drafts around doors and windows, then seal them with weather stripping or caulk. Close fireplace dampers when not in use, and consider installing insulating curtains to help keep warm air inside. You can also save energy by lowering your thermostat a few degrees. Even small adjustments like these can reduce heating costs and improve comfort during the coldest months.
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November 2025 Operating Stats 2025 2024 Total Amount Billed/Accrued $6,266,694 $6,032,530 Cost of Purchased Power 4,477,107 4,197,873 Taxes 119,043 117,233 Total Operating Expense per Mile 1,185 1,176 Average Farm and Residential Bill 134 127 Average Farm and Residential kWh 998 959 Total Meters Billed (Farm, Residential) 19,956 19,767 Miles Energized 5,289 5,281 Density per Mile 3.77 3.74 New Service Connects YTD 371 380 Services Retired 141 168
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Energy Efficiency Save money with a DIY home energy audit Want to cut costs and make your home more comfortable? A DIY home energy audit can uncover hidden energy drains, like leaky windows, drafty ducts and inefficient appliances. Identifying trouble spots now can set you up for savings and comfort year-round. Before you dive in, grab a few basic tools: flashlight, dust mask, tape measure and something to take notes. We’ll start with simple, no-cost changes you can do right away, then move on to tasks that take a little more effort.
use and fully power down devices like computers or gaming consoles. • Use a smart power strip to shut off multiple electronics at once — it’s an easy way to stop energy waste at the source.
Step 4: Check your lighting
• Swap out older bulbs, like incandescent or CFLs, for LEDs. They use less energy and last longer. Lighting can account for about 10% of your electric bill. • Add dimmers or timers to cut Step 1: Adjust your thermostat down on wasted electricity. • Revisit your thermostat settings • Don’t overlook outdoor fixtures. each season. Lowering the temperature Choose LEDs with features like dayat night or when no one is home is a light shutoff or motion sensors for even more savings. simple way to cut costs.
• Use a smart thermostat for even Step 5: Review appliances greater savings. It automatically adjusts • Look for the Energy Star label based on your schedule. when buying new. If your refrigerator, washer, dryer or heat pump is more Step 2: Lower water heater than 10 years old, it may be worth retemperature placing rather than repairing. Newer • Lower your water heater tempera- appliances are more energy efficient ture to save money and reduce the risk and can often pay for themselves in of scalding burns. Some water heat- savings within a few years. ers are factory-set to 140 F, but most • Check your heating and cooling households only need 120 F. systems. Their life span can range from 10 to 30 years depending on the type Step 3: Find and fix energy and maintenance. If yours is older, start vampires planning ahead for an upgrade. • Shut off energy vampires — devices • Replace air filters to keep your systhat draw electricity even when turned tem running efficiently. off. This idle load can account for 23% of your home’s energy use. Step 6: Seal leaks • Unplug appliances when not in Air leaks can waste 10%-20% of your
home’s energy each year, but they’re often simple to fix. Here’s where to look and how to seal them. • Check baseboards, floor edges and wall-to-ceiling joints indoors. • Focus on where different materials meet outdoors. • Pay special attention to windows, Heath Morgan, doors, light fixtures, plumbing and Energy Efficiency outlets. • Use caulk for gaps around winCoordinator dows, doors and baseboards. • Add weather stripping to doors sulation (from the outside or inside) if and operable windows. wall insulation is missing. Don’t forget the basement Step 7: Inspect insulation • Ensure rim joists (the area between Check attic insulation the top of the foundation and the un• Grab your dust mask and tape derside of the first floor) are well insumeasure to check the depth of the in- lated in unfinished basements. sulation. It should be at least 12 inch• Insulate the underside of the floor es deep, but you may need more de- between the joists in crawl spaces. pending on the type and your climate. • Add insulation to pipes and Check www.energystar.gov for recom- ductwork for an extra efficiency boost. mended R-values. • Spread insulation evenly. Loose-fill Enjoy your energy savings or blown-in insulation should be fluffy Congratulations — you’ve taken with even coverage, while rolled batt important first steps toward lowering insulation should fit snugly with no your energy bills and boosting comgaps. fort. If you’d like more information, Inspect exterior walls your cooperative provides free ener• Check insulation by turning off gy efficiency home evaluations to our the power, removing an outlet cover members, providing recommendations or switch plate and shining a flashlight to reduce waste, maximize savings and into the cavity. Many homes built be- make your home more efficient yearfore the 1960s have little to no insula- round. tion, and houses from the 1960s-70s Contact us at 580-875-3351 to learn often need more. more and schedule a professional ener• Call a professional to blow in in- gy efficiency home evaluation.
Simple changes make a big difference and add up to savings. Learn more at www.cottonelectric.com or www.touchstoneenergy.com.
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Cotton Electric Charitable Foundation CECF announces fourth quarter grant recipients
Bray Doyle Public School
Pennies, nickels, dimes and a Board of Directors that meets Duncan Community Residence, quarters – set enough of them quarterly to consider grant appli- Empire Public Schools and the aside on a regular basis, and the cations from individuals and or- FISTA Foundation. coins add up to dollars. That’s ganizations in the area. The Board First quarter applications are how Operation Round Up consists of Jennifer Meason, the due March 10, 2026. The Board (ORU) works. co-op’s CEO; Brian DeMarcus, Most Cotton Electric members president of the co-op’s Board of Directors for CECF will meet participate in ORU, in which of Trustees; and three represen- again March 24 to review applicapower bills are rounded up to tatives from the Cotton Electric tions for the quarter. the nearest dollar. The amount service area: Cindy Zelbst, Carter CECF grant guidelines and aprounded up can be as little as 1 Waid andQuality Polly Krasser. used plications can be downloaded and cent and is never more than 99 The Board met in December to completed at www.cottonelectric. equipment for sale cents. On average, each partici- review grant applications. Grants com/grant-applications. Applipating member contributes about totaling $21,542.47 will be dis2013 GENIE Z-45/25J DC - PRICE $16,848 (USD) cations can also be submitted by 2013 Z-45/25J DC - PRICE $16,848 (USD) $6 GENIE each year. tributed Description: to five of the applicants. BOOM 43-46' ARTICULATING ELECTRIC ARTICULATING ELECTRIC Description: to zyoung@cottonelectric. The fundsBOOM are 43-46' pooled and ad- Fourth quarter grant recipients in- email GENIE Z-45/25J DC Make/Model: GENIE DC Year: Make/Model: 2017 CLUB CAR CARRYALL 1700 - PRICE $13,425Z-45/25J (USD)clude: mail to 226 N. Broadministered by the Cotton Electric Bray Doyle Public School, com or by2013 Z452513A-47059 Serial #: UTV 4WD DSL 4SEAT 2013 SKYJACK SJIII4632 - PRICE $14,477ROPS (USD) 2013 Year: Description: Charitable Foundation (CECF), DuncanQuality Area Literacyused Council, way, Walters, OK 73572. 1632 Meter:
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Find a payment option fit just for you At Cotton Electric, providing multiple payment options is one of the ways we strive to provide excellent member service to you. By choosing a payment method that’s best for you, you can pay for your power, your way. When making a payment, be sure to have your Cotton Electric account number handy, which can be found at the top left of your bill, just under your address. If you have multiple accounts, all numbers are required. Read more to find which payment option works best for you to manage your account:
tricity how and when you choose with no security deposits or late fees. Purchasing electricity before you use it allows you to pay how much you want, when you want. Members will not receive a monthly statement with MyChoice. Your energy use and balance are calculated daily and can be tracked by mobile devices using SmartHub. Members can make the switch to MyChoice on our website or by calling 580-875-3351.
580-875-3351 to make sure that you qualify for this plan.
Monthly bank draft
By mail
Monthly bank drafts require an Authorization SmartHub: electronic check / credit card Agreement for Automatic Debit form and a voided, Members can sign up for online or mobile device unsigned check. Forms are available at both of our account access and pay via electronic check or with offices, or we can mail the form to you. Once it is Visa, MasterCard or Discover credit cards any time filled out and returned, it takes a few days to arrange of day with no additional charge. First-time setup for your checking account to be drafted 10 days after will require your Cotton Electric account number. your billing date each month. Members are also able Credit cards will not be accepted for payment on to sign up for this program on their own on Smarcommercial accounts. tHub under the Auto-Pay Program. SmartHub is another option packed with features that can provide accessibility to manage your Cot- Average Monthly Payment Qualifying members for our Average Monthly ton Electric account from anywhere, such as reviewing energy usage, making payments and reporting Payment (AMP) plan must have a 12-month billing history, no more than two late payments in that outages. Another benefit SmartHub provides members 12-month period and the account is in current stawith is the ability to sign up for paperless billing. In- tus. If more than two late payments are made when stead of waiting for your bill to arrive in the mailbox, on this program the account will be removed from members receive a notification when their monthly AMP. Monthly bills are based on a rolling average of enstatement is available, so you can make or schedule ergy usage from the current month and the previpayments online with ease. Visit www.cottonelectric.com/smarthub to learn ous 11 months, which can cause bills to vary slightly more and download the free SmartHub app for your each month. With AMP, instead of high and low bills as seasons change, bill amounts will tend to be Apple or Android devices. similar to the same amount each month. MyChoice Any of the payment methods listed above can be MyChoice is a prepay energy solution that gives used when paying on accounts using the AMP plan. members the power of choice for paying for elec- Please contact our Member Service department at
By phone
Members can call 1-855-940-3923 to make a payment over the phone, by using a series of menu choices in an automated system. The system requires your Cotton Electric account number and credit/ debit card or banking account numbers. When you receive your monthly power bill, use the return envelope that is included to submit your payment by mail. We do not accept cash by mail, so make sure to enclose a check or money order along with the bottom portion of the bill.
In person
We accept cash, checks, money orders and credit cards at our headquarters, 226 N. Broadway in Walters, and at our Duncan office, 1101 W. Oak. Business hours at both offices are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, except holidays. Credit card payments can be made inside the front lobbies at either office or the outside kiosk at the Duncan office. Credit card payments are accepted in the lobbies until 4:45 p.m. and will not be accepted for payment on commercial accounts.
Moneygram
Moneygram transactions are handled at Walmart and CVS stores anywhere in the United States. There is a fee for this transaction and requires cash or a debit card. When using this payment option, you will need your account number and our billing code: 7933. For questions or more information, stop by our offices, call 580-875-3351 or visit www.cottonelectric. com/viewpay-my-bill.
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Rooms that get too hot or too cold? High utility bills? Thermostat wars with your spouse? High humidity in summer? House just never seems comfortable? There doesn’t seem to be enough airflow?
Dust buildup within 2 days of dusting? Problems with your system since it’s been installed? Anyone with allergies or asthma? AC starts and stops frequently or runs all the time, and house is still not cool?
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If you answered YES to any of these questions, we can help! Pippin Brothers has specialists that can pinpoint and correct these problems and, in many cases, you don’t even have to replace your equipment, with the solution usually being easier and costing a lot less than you may think. There is no other contractor in Lawton more qualified than Pippin Brothers at diagnosing and correcting these annoying, inconvenient, unhealthy, comfort-compromising and energywasting concerns. Call us today and let us make your home Feel As Good As It Looks! After all, your home is your largest investment and you and your family deserve to be comfortable - don’t you?
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Cotton Electric announces rebate standards for 2026
Ground source heat pumps (GSHP)
Rebates are paid on new installations or GSHP to GSHP replacements. A desuperheater is not required but additional rebates are available if one is part of a GSHP installation. Minimum standards vary for closed and open loop installations and apply to the full load operation of a GSHP, not the partial load. The amount of rebate is determined by the size of each unit, its Energy Efficiency Rating (EER) and Coefficient of Performance (COP). • Qualifying units can receive a rebate of up to $750 per ton installed if the unit meets the minimum specifications, which are 15.9 EER and 3.3 COP for closed loop systems and 15.9 EER and 3.6 COP for open loop. • To qualify for a rebate when replacing an existing GSHP system with another GSHP system, the new installation must increase the EER by at least 3.0. The minimum specification for COP is 3.3 for closed loop systems and 3.6 for open loop. Rebates are $300 per ton.
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Air source heat pumps / Mini-splits
Rebates are paid on replacement of existing heat pumps, new construction or conversion from natural gas or propane furnaces to total electric heat pumps. Rebates are per unit, not per ton. To qualify, units must meet standards that vary with the Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) rating. • A unit with a 17.00 to 17.99 SEER must have an SEER2 of 16.2 to 17.1. Rebates are $500 per unit for a replacement and $750 per unit for a fuel conversion or new construction. • A unit with an 18.00 to 19.99 SEER must have an SEER2 of 17.2 to 19.0. Rebates are $600 per unit for a replacement and $850 per unit for fuel conversion or new construction. • A unit with 20.00 or greater SEER must have an SEER2 of 19.1 or greater. Rebates are $750 per unit for a replacement and $1,000 per unit for fuel conversion or new construction.
Heat pump water heaters
Rebates are offered for heat pump water heaters replacing traditional resistance water heaters. Conversion from natural gas or propane to an electric, and new construction projects, also qualifies for a rebate. • Rebates are $250 per unit for a replacement and $500 per unit for a fuel switching or new construction. Water heaters should have a minimum 40-gallon capacity, an energy factor of 2.8 or greater and a manufacturer’s warranty of 10 years or greater. Tankless water heaters are not eligible. Collecting the rebate requires a rebate application, AHRI reference sheet, invoice or receipt dated after Jan. 1, 2026, and an inspection by Cotton Electric. To arrange an inspection or for information to make sure your purchase is eligible, please contact us at 580-875-3351 or visit www.cottonelectric.com/ rebate-program.
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Cotton Electric has announced standards for the 2026 Rebate Program for the purchase and installation of certain energy-efficient equipment and fuel conversion measures. The program expanded in recent years to include rebates for air source heat pumps, mini-splits and water heaters installed under certain conditions. Rebate funds are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Once rebate funds have been exhausted, the program will end for the year. The maximum rebate in 2026 will be $4,000 per residence. Heat pumps and mini-splits must be installed by a licensed contractor. Indoor and outdoor equipment must be replaced at the same time. Members will need to provide a rebate application, a copy of their itemized invoice and, from the HVAC contractor or supplier, AHRI certification and Manual J calculation in order to qualify for the program. Verification by Cotton Electric personnel and an Energy Efficiency Home Evaluation are also required to receive the rebate.
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Minerals in your water form scale deposits that build up inside your pipes, water heater, shower heads, and other water using equipment like cholesterol in your arteries. These deposits significantly decrease the efficiency of your plumbing systems. Drinking water and icemakers are also negatively affected, as are health quality of water and taste. Hard water is not safe for you, your family or your home.
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Understanding your electric bill
Your monthly Cotton Electric bill includes a lot of useful information. The example below shows a typical residential bill and explanations of expanded information. Call us at 580-875-3351 or 800-5223520 to get help with: • Discontinuing paper bills through the mail and having them delivered via email instead. • Signing up for automatic bank drafts, or switching from traditional to prepaid billing.
Kiosk Bar Code
Current Amount Due We know most members want to know only two things: What do I owe and how soon do I need to get it paid? That’s why we made this big and put it at the top, so you can tell at a glance. If an account has an outstanding balance, the outer circle will be in red. Avoid a late fee and pay before the delinquent date.
Unique to each member account, this bar code will automatically pull up the account when exposed to the code reader of a payment kiosk at the Cotton Electric office at 1101 W. Oak in Duncan. Cash or credit/debit card payments can be made at any time at this outside kiosk.
Kiosk Office Hours: 8 AM – 5 PM Monday – Friday 580-875-3351 or 1-800-522-3520 Pay by Phone: 855-940-3923 Pay Online: www.cottonelectric.com
Account information A member’s account number, contact information, service address and statement date for this bill. In the case of a bill for multiple meters, there will be a member number and invoice number listed here. Account Detail
CURRENT AMOUNT DUE ACCOUNT NUMBER Member Name Member # Statement date Phone #
Meter #
Description
AA00001
HOUSE
Bill Type
Reading Dates From To
Regular
01/07/26
02/06/26
Previous Year
3000 2500 2000 1500 1000
0
Monthly Comparisons
Feb Jan Dec Nov Oct Sep Aug Jul Jun May Apr Mar
ENERGY USE COMPARISON This Month
Last Month
This Month Last Year
1680 kWh 30 Days
1650 kWh 31 Days
2310 kWh 30 Days
Compares this month’s energy use with the previous month and also the same month from the previous year. Contact Us General information about our business hours and phone numbers is located in the upper right corner. The Pay By Phone number can be used to make electronic check or credit/debit card payments.
Days
30
Readings Previous Present
28119
Meter Multiplier
kWh Billed
1
1680
31013
SERVICE DETAIL Previous Account Activity Previous Balance Payment Received 1/30/26 Thank you! Account Balance Before Current Charges
$ 245.00 ($ 245.00) $ 0.00
Current Activity Facility Charge Energy Charge 1680 kWh @ 0.08950 PCA Charge 1680 kWh @ -0.004330 Outdoor Light Light PCA Gross Receipts Tax Operation Round Up Amt Total Current Charges
$ 30.00 $150.36 ($ 7.27) $ 8.81 ($ 0.30) $ 3.63 $ 0.77 $ 186.00
E L P M SA BILL
PLEASE DETACH AND RETURN THIS PORTION WITH YOUR PAYMENT
Account #: 1234567890
226 N. Broadway, Walters, OK 73572 1101 W. Oak, Duncan, OK 73533 Please check box if address above is incorrect, and indicate change(s). ANY MEMBER 123 ANY STREET ANYTOWN, OK 00000
CURRENT BILL AMOUNT BALANCE FORWARD AMOUNT DUE BY 03/01/26 AMOUNT DUE AFTER 03/01/26
$ 186.00 $ 0.00 $ 186.00 $ 191.58
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: COTTON ELECTRIC CO-OP 226 N. BROADWAY WALTERS, OK 73572-1226
This shows a detailed breakdown of charges. There are no increases or additions to the fee structure; we’re just breaking everything out for you. This section shows the previous balance, payments, and the components of current charges. Depending on the type of service a meter provides, the Service Detail box may include some of this information: A cooperative member’s equal share of fixed costs so power can be available at your location. This includes the cost of poles, wires, trucks, billing, vegetation management, meters, transformers and substations. This is a fixed cost attached to all meters. The amount of electricity used as measured in kilowatt-hours, multiplied by the current rate. The amount of electricity used is controlled by you, the member. This can be a decrease or increase, depending on the true cost of wholesale power purchased from our G&T, Western Farmers Electric Cooperative. PCA is applied to kWh consumed and to fees for lights. Charges vary according to the type of light installed. Cotton Electric is required to collect a 2% state gross receipts tax on all power bills. This is NOT a sales tax and is not eligible for exemption. Participants in Operation Round Up can see how much the bill is rounded up to the nearest dollar, an amount that will never be more than 99 cents.
Current Electrical Rates
Monthly Rate Customer Charge: Single-Phase Service $30.00 per month Three-Phase Service $35.00 per month Energy Charges: All kWh $0.08950 per kWh The rate includes 6.25 cents per kWh of wholesale power in our base charge for electricity. Any amount above or below 6.25 cents will be computed in the Power Cost Adjustment. Available To: Available to general service customers for farm, home and residential use subject to the established rules and regulations of the Cooperative. No resale, standby or auxiliary service permitted. Type of Service: Single-phase, at available secondary voltage or three-phase at the discretion of the Cooperative. Minimum Charges: (1) A charge of $30.00 per month for single-phase service and $35.00 per month for three-phase service; or (2) Compliance with Operational Policy 556,if applicable, of the Terms and Conditions of Service. (3) A charge of $30.00 per month for single-phase service and $35.00 per month for three-phase service, plus a charge of $1.00 per kVA of transformer capacity in excess of ten (10) kVA. Adjustments: The listed rates do not include power cost adjustments, Winter Storm Uri recovery, gross receipts tax and franchise taxes where applicable. Service Reconnection: When a reconnection of service is made for a Member at the same location within a 12-month period after the date the service was disconnected at the Member’s request, a charge equal to the sum of the minimum monthly bills determined for the months that service was disconnected will be billed to the customer and must be paid, in addition to the charges for connection in compliance with Operational Policy 553 of the Terms and Conditions of Service.
General Service HD
03/01/2026
500
Shows energy use history over the past 24 months. Members can spot their energy use trends at a glance.
General Service
DELINQUENT DATE
Service Address: NW-00-0N-00W
Current Year
Energy Use Graph
LE SAMP BILL
$186.00
1234567890 COTTON MEMBER 5555 02/15/2026 580-875-3351
3500
This area will list your meter(s), bill type, service dates, readings and energy use recorded by the meter.
Service Detail
Monthly Rate Customer Charge: Single-Phase Service $25.00 per month Three-Phase Service $30.00 per month Energy Charges: All kWh $0.07690 per kWh The rate includes 6.25 cents per kWh of wholesale power in our base charge for electricity. Any amount above or below 6.25 cents will be computed in the Power Cost Adjustment. Available To: Available to residential consumers in franchised municipal areas with a line density of 11 customers per mile or greater, subject to the established rules and regulations of the Cooperative. No resale, standby or auxiliary service permitted. Type of Service: Single-phase, at available secondary voltage or three-phase at the discretion of the Cooperative. Minimum Charges: (1) A charge of $25.00 per month for single-phase service and $30.00 per month for three-phase service; or (2) Compliance with Operational Policy 556,if applicable, of the Terms and Conditions of Service. (3) A charge of $25.00 per month for single-phase service and $35.00 per month for three-phase service, plus a charge of $1.00 per kVA of transformer capacity in excess of ten (10) kVA. Adjustments: The listed rates do not include power cost adjust-
ments, Winter Storm Uri recovery, gross receipts tax and franchise taxes where applicable. Service Reconnection: When a reconnection of service is made for a Member at the same location within a twelve-month period after the date the service was disconnected at the Member’s request, a charge equal to the sum of the minimum monthly bills determined for the months that service was disconnected will be billed to the customer and must be paid, in addition to the charges for connection in compliance with Operational Policy 553 of the Terms and Conditions of Service.
Commercial Service
Monthly Rate Customer Charge: Single-Phase Service $40.00 per month Three-Phase Service $45.00 per month Energy Charges: All kWh $0.08620 per kWh The rate includes 6.25 cents per kWh of wholesale power in the base charge for electricity. Any amount above or below 6.25 cents will be computed in the Power Cost Adjustment. Available To: Available for commercial and industrial consumers up to fifty (50) kVA of transformer capacity, subject to the rules and regulations of the Cooperative. Available for commercial and industrial consumers to one hundred fifty (150) kVA of transformer capacity at the discretion of the Cooperative. Service under this rate is not available wherein transformer capacity requirements exceed one hundred fifty (150) kVA. No resale, standby or auxiliary service permitted. Type of Service: Single-phase or three-phase at available secondary voltages. Minimum Charges: (1) A charge of $40.00 per month for single-phase and $45.00 per month for three-phase service plus a charge of $1.00 per kVA of transformer capacity in excess of ten (10) kVA; or (2) Compliance with Operational Policy 556,if applicable, of the Terms and Conditions of Service. Adjustments: The listed rates do not include power cost adjustments, Winter Storm Uri recovery, gross receipts tax and franchise taxes where applicable.
Commercial Service HD
Monthly Rate Customer Charge: Single-Phase Service $35.00 per month Three-Phase Service $40.00 per month Energy Charges: All kWh $0.07940 per kWh The rate includes 6.25 cents per kWh of wholesale power in our base charge for electricity. Any amount above or below 6.25 cents will be computed in the Power Cost Adjustment. Available To: Available for commercial and industrial consumers up to fifty (50) kVA of transformer capacity, in incorporated areas with a line density of 11 customers per mile or greater, subject to the rules and regulations of the Cooperative. Available for commercial and industrial consumers to one hundred fifty (150) kVA of transformer capacity at the discretion of the Cooperative. Service under this rate is not available wherein transformer capacity requirements exceed one hundred fifty (150) kVA. No resale, standby or auxiliary service permitted. Type of Service: Single-phase or three phase, at available secondary voltages.
Minimum Charges: (1) A charge of $35.00 per month for single-phase service and $40.00 per month for three-phase service plus a charge of $1.00 per kVA for transformer capacity in excess of ten (10) kVA; or (2) Compliance with Operational Policy 556,if applicable, of the Terms and Conditions of Service.
Irrigation Rate
Monthly Rate Customer Charge $32.50 per month Energy Charge $0.06650 per kWh Horsepower Charge $2.70 per horsepower of connected load per month Available To: Available to Members for pump irrigation service subject to the established rules and regulations of the Cooperative. Service under this rate shall be under the standard Cooperative contract. Motors shall be ten (10) horsepower or greater. No resale, standby or auxiliary service permitted. Type of Service: Single-phase or three-phase, at available secondary voltages. Minimum Charges: (1) $32.50 plus a charge of $2.70 per horsepower of connected load per year; or (2) Compliance with Operational Policy 556, if applicable, of the Terms and Conditions of Service. Service Reconnection: When a reconnection of service is made for a Member at the same location within a twelve-month period after the date the service was disconnected at the Member’s request, a charge equal to the sum of the minimum monthly bills determined for the months that service was disconnected will be billed to the customer and must be paid, in addition to the charges for connection in compliance with Operational Policy 553 of the Terms and Conditions of Service.
Interruptible Irrigation
Monthly Rate Customer Charge $32.50 per month Energy Charge $0.06650 per kWh Horsepower Charge $2.70 per horsepower of connected load per month The Interruptible Irrigation Rate includes 6.25 cents per kWh of wholesale power in the basic charge for electricity. Any amount above or below 6.25 cents will be computed in the Power Cost Adjustment. Available To: Available to Members for pump irrigation service subject to the established rules and regulations of the Cooperative. Service under this rate shall be metered with “Time-of-Day” metering or shall have “load interrupting” devices installed on the service. Electric power and energy usage under this rate is prohibited from June 20 through Sept. 9, between the hours of 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Each year, Members will be given credit for horsepower charges, applied toward but not to exceed energy charges, if no power was used during the prohibited time period. No resale, standby or auxiliary service permitted. Minimum Charges: (1) $32.50 plus a charge of $2.70 per horsepower of connected load per year; or (2) Compliance with Operational Policy 556, if applicable, of the Terms and Conditions of Service. Service Reconnection: When a reconnection of service is made for a Member at the same location within a twelve-month period after the date the service was disconnected at the Member’s request, a charge equal to the sum of the minimum monthly bills determined for the months that service was disconnected will be billed to the
customer and must be paid, in addition to the charges for connection in compliance with Operational Policy 553 of the Terms and Conditions of Service.
Large Power Rate
Large Power Rates are available for large industrial loads with a transformer capacity of more than 50 kVA. For details about LP Rates, contact the cooperative at 580-875-3351. Special rates also are available for Cotton Gins.
Outdoor Lighting
Monthly Rate (1) Where an approved Outdoor Light is installed on an existing pole; and (a) where the Outdoor Light is installed on the Cooperative’s side of the meter, the monthly charge per light shall be $8.81 for 175-Watt Mercury Vapor, 100-Watt High Pressure Sodium or LED; and $20.87 for 400-Watt Metal Halide; or (b) where the Outdoor Light is installed on the consumer’s side of the meter, the monthly charge per light shall be $2.60 for 175-Watt Mercury Vapor; $3.12 for 100-Watt High Pressure Sodium or LED; and $5.98 for 400-Watt Metal Halide. (2) Should the Member desire a location other than an existing pole, the cost of installation shall be determined by figuring the total cost of labor, materials installed, plus digging and hauling charges, and will be incurred by the consumer. The wire, pole and material will become the property of the consumer. Available To: Available to all Members of the Cooperative for illumination of outdoor areas at any point on the distribution or service lines, subject to the established rules and regulations of the Cooperative. Vandalism: In the event the Outdoor Light is damaged by vandalism, such as gun shots, rocks, or any other type of vandalism, the Member shall be responsible for the cost of repairing the Outdoor Light. Adjustments: The listed rates do not include power cost adjustments, Winter Storm Uri recovery, gross receipts tax and franchise taxes where applicable.
Cotton Electric is required to collect a 2% state gross receipts tax on all power bills. Power Cost Adjustment:
Due to fluctuations in the cost of fuel for generating wholesale power, it is impossible to buy electricity at the same cost per kWh each month. The base rates include 6.25 cents per kWh of wholesale power cost. Any variation above or below 6.25 cents per kWh of wholesale power cost must be computed as Power Cost Adjustment. The actual PCA factor is indicated on each power bill and is reported in your monthly Cotton Electric Current. Occasionally, when hydro or other low cost generating power is available, a credit is shown on your bill. This adjustment shall be based on 70 kWh per month per 175-Watt Mercury Vapor Light, 40 kWh per month per 100-Watt High Pressure Sodium Light or 160 kWh per month per 400-Watt Metal Halide, applicable to Rate (1), Plan (a).
Adjustment for the recovery of Winter Storm Uri costs:
For rate classes with a Power Cost Adjustment, an adjustment for the recovery of Winter Storm Uri costs will apply. Charges for these rate classes shall be up to $0.0045 per kWh for the costs associated with Winter Storm Uri in February 2021. This charge shall remain in effect until the entire cost obligation has been recovered, but in no event longer than December 31, 2027.
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Co-op Life Small contributions lead to big impacts in local communities When members participate in Operation Round Up, their power bills are rounded up to the nearest dollar and all of those partial dollars are pooled together. It adds up to some significant funds that can make a huge difference in the quality of lives throughout the Cotton Electric service area. Thanks to you, our generous members, the Cotton Electric Charitable Foundation issued 29 grants in 2025 for a total of $73,815.40. Grant recipients included schools and youth programs, volunteer fire departments, nonprofit organizations and communities. “The goal of CECF is to improve the lives of our members, and we feel these contributions have made a difference in improving the quality of life in southwest Oklahoma,” said Jennifer Meason, Cotton Electric Cooperative CEO. Since its beginning in 2004, Cotton Electric Charitable Foundation has awarded more than 625 grants for a total of approximately $1.68 million to assist the needs of organizations and individuals in our community.
2025 CECF Grant Recipients AmVets Post 11 Bray-Doyle Public Schools Central High Public Schools Chattanooga Feeds Our Warriors Chattanooga Fire and Rescue Chattanooga Police Department Chisholm Trail Arts Council Christians Concerned Cotton County Fair Board Duncan Area Literacy Council Duncan Community Residence Duncan Senior Citizens Center Empire Public Schools FISTA Foundation Grandfield Multi Purpose Center
Hulen Volunteer Fire Department Indiahoma Community Food Bank Indiahoma Public School Jefferson County Free Fair/Livestock Show Lawton Food Bank Stephens County Humane Society Town of Temple Tri-County Coop Velma-Alma Elementary School Vizavance Walters Police Department Waurika EMS District Waurika Senior Citizens Center, Inc. Wichita Mountains Prevention Network
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If you would like your community event listed in the February issue, please submit information by calling 580875-3351 or emailing TheCurrent@ CottonElectric.com by Jan. 30. Only events occurring after Feb. 13 will be published in the next issue. Editor’s Note: We recommend checking for cancellations with local sources before attending any event.
2 p.m. leading to the big plunge. The event is set for Feb. 7 at Park Tavern in Medicine Park. For more information, call 580-529-2825 or follow their Facebook page. Food pantry open once monthly
Walters Community Food Pantry is open from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. on the second Saturday of each month. The Coin show returns to Duncan pantry is in the old City Hall, 131 1/2 Enjoy the Stephens County Coin W. California St. Pantry organizers try Club’s 57th Annual Coin Show for to provide a two-week supply of basic gold, silver, coins, currency, tokens and staples to anyone with identification more. There is free parking and admis- and proof of Cotton County residension. The event is set for Friday, Feb. cy. Monetary donations may be sent to 20, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and SaturFood Pantry, c/o Paul Metcalfe, 211 day, Feb. 21, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Stephens County Fairgrounds in E. Colorado St., Walters, OK 73572. Duncan. For more information, con- For information, call Roger Noland at tact Ed at 580-475-4570 or Dan at 580-591-6826. 580-467-0168. Blessings Boutique open monthly Annual Medicine Park Polar Bear Marlow First United Methodist Plunge Church opens its Blessings Boutique Enjoy a day of winter events at the from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. every first and 28th Annual Polar Bear Plunge at Bath third Tuesday of the month. ClothLake in Medicine Park. Hear live music, sample treats and more. Costumes ing donation drop-off days are Tuesare encouraged. Participants will meet days, or donors can call the church at at Park Tavern at 1:45 p.m. and join 580-658-2765 to make other arrangeother plungers in a parade starting at ments.
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Ultra-processed food associated with early colon cancer
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A study published by Chen Wang and colleagues in Nov. 2025 in JAMA Oncology added additional insight into the rise of early-onset colorectal cancer or EOCRC (defined as being diagnosed before age 50). While most colorectal cancer cases are still in older adults, scientists have seen an alarming increase in colorectal cancer in younger patients. This increase in EOCRC in younger patients started in the 1980s and appears to affect people born after 1950.
To add to the body of research specific to EOCRC versus colon cancer in all ages, Wang and colleagues examined data from the Nurses’ Health Study II, a study that monitored lifestyle behaviors and medical conditions in over 100,000 female registered nurses living in the United States between 1991 and 2015. Wang and colleagues identified a subset of NHS II participants who were younger than 50 years old and underwent a lower endoscopy, a procedure used to look at the inside of the colon. The researchers cross-referenced the detection of polyps called conventional adenomas with participants’ dietary intake of ultra-processed food (UPF). Conventional adenomas could potentially become cancerous if not removed. There is no official definition of ultra-processed food, so most experts look to the NOVA system to classify foods as UPF or not. Per NOVA, UPFs are made with industrial equipment to break down whole foods and combine them with other ingredients not often used in home kitchens. These ingredients can include isolated sources of protein (soy, whey, gluten, etc.), isolated starches or sweeteners (maltodextrin, dextrose, fructose,
high-fructose corn syrup, etc.), isolated fiber sources (inulin, psyllium, cellulose, etc.), modified oils and other ingredients that serve to enhance the food’s flavor, color or texture. This does not include whole foods that have been chopped, cooked, frozen or dried without adding fats, salt or sugar or foods prepared away from home that do not have the additional ingredients previously listed. While the NOVA system is widely used to classify foods as UPF, it has received some criticism from groups like the American Heart Association for not considering nutrient density. For example, all cereals would be considered a UPFs, but you can find cereals that are less processed and naturally contain high amounts of whole grains, increasing the nutrient density. While NOVA would consider cereal a UPF, for some, minimally processed cereal is a healthy way to get whole grains and fiber. Wang and colleagues found an association (not cause) between the consumption of UPFs and the presence of conventional adenomas; participants reporting eating the most UPFs had 45% higher odds of the presence of the precancerous polyps. Participants reporting
the lowest intake of UPFs had the lowest odds of precancerous polyps. The results held true even when controlling other contributing factors like weight and the presence of other chronic diseases. This study does not definitively prove that UPFs contribute to colorectal cancer in younger women. It points out a strong association with a type of food that has also been associated with many other health conditions in various age groups and often contributes to higher intakes of less desirable nutrients like salt, fat and sugar. This study also reinforces previous research associating healthier diet patterns like the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) and Mediterranean diet with lower overall risk of colorectal cancer for all age groups. A healthy dietary pattern is associated with lower risk of colorectal cancer for all ages and now is also associated with a lower risk of early-onset colorectal cancer. Healthy dietary patterns that emphasize fewer ultra-processed foods and more nutrient-dense, minimally processed foods should be the goal for all stages of life.
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Lots/Land FOR SALE – $250,000. 177074 Stephens Dr., Duncan, OK. 6.09 acres with two homes! Main home (2022) 2,176 sq. ft., 5 bed, 3 bath, new aerobic septic, new water well, and water softener, storm shelter & ponds. Bonus home (2000) 3 bed, 1 bath, own well & septic. Call Jennifer Wolston, Realtor, Land Pros Real Estate – 580467-4399. 1.5 acres, has well, 13487 Beechnut Ln in Fletcher. Timber Creek addition. Contact Lisa Eakins @ Elgin Realty for more info. 580-678-3774. Land for sale: 1-3-acre tracts. Owner finance. Randlett and Walters areas. Call 580-591-1042, ask for Leon. FarmsRanchesLand.com. 580-252-3880.
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Limflex and fullblood Limousin bulls and heifers for sale. Registered and commercial. Call 580-6413516. FB Red Angus bulls. Sire Franchise, dam from Cowboy Up. $2,500. Text 580736-8268 for pictures.
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Animals For sale: 2 year old English Bulldog. UTD on shots, fixed, crate trained, comes with cage, toys, collar, rabies tag, AKC paperwork. Great around kids and other animals. 580-860-3751.
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Help Wanted Help Wanted; Rural Water System Operator. Comanche County Rural Water District #2 now accepting applications for DEQ Water Systems Operator Class C or D Licensed or D Licensed and Qualified to Test for C License. Pay Range $19 to $27 per hour, commensurate to background, education, and experience. Applications may be picked up at the Office located at; 294 NE Pine Ave. Elgin, Oklahoma 73538 (Lakeside Village off Hwy 62). Or may be requested for mailing at; (580) 588-3330 or ccrwd@wichitaonline.net. Office hours 7:00am to 5:00pm Monday thru Thursday. Position consists of Manual Labor; maintaining water towers, water lines, and water meters. Heavy Equipment Operator; backhoe & mini excavator. Office Work; tech savvy, computer knowledge, paperwork and ability to communicate well with management & other contacts.
Farm & Ranch Equipment Krause 12’ Offset Disc, Model 1486. 9” spacing. Good condition. 3” I-Beam drag included. $4,000. Located at Cache. TEXT 580-232-0076. For sale: 1975 Chevrolet C60 - 2-ton grain truck, 20foot bed, tandem axle, tailgate auger hook up, good condition, $3,900. Call 580-704-7755. Woods 3 point finish mower, 5 foot, $500 OBO. 6 foot angle blade, 3 point, $400 OBO. Please call 580-4758096.
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School and 2Color Blocks South ofand Duncan Regional Antiques andLocation Collectibles: Mantle Yard in a Great across the StreetClock-Ornate from Horace (Old), Mann SINGER Sewing Machine withFenced Case, inLibrary 1995 Champion on a LargeFeather CornerLite Lot (97’x103’) with a19-ft. Nice Backbass Table Drawer, of Lamps, Variety Glassware, Sidingwith (10’x30’) andVariety a Window Air Conditioner. Situated outboat. 200hpof All Mercury Wash Stand with 3 Shelves Chair (Tiger Oak). has a Full Sprinkler System and and aboard. a Rocking Nice Work Shop with Vinyl Interior’s good, Shotshell Reloader New),fresh Carport, SidingMEC on Facia, Gables.(Like The Home MudMiscellaneous: CreekVinylCreations – Sofits and updates. SINGER-MAGIC STEAM PRESSengine, TM 7, numerous Printer HP 15052, Additional Include: Attached Car 212 Oak Main, Improvements Comanche. $15,000. Bought a bigger Variety of Fishing Rods, a Variety of Bolt Organizers, Feather 3/4 Baths. OpenLite-Weed 10 a.m.–5:30 p.m., Blower, Charcoal Grill with Eater, Weed Floor, Kitchen/Dining AreaEater Combination, Utility Room and 1 one. 580-281-0669. Tues.Cover, Sat. us LUMEX Walker andon of Lawn GardenRaised Tools. with– Gas LogLike Fireplace, aa Variety Large Den withand a Partial For sale: 2015 G3 Johnboat Terms(Approximately of Sale: Personal Property - Cash, Personal or Facebook. Come see what Home 1,810 Square Feet) with Living Room 10” on trailer, Company Check accepted. Valid1643LW required. Buyers must Home Improvements: AI.D.Nice 315’ Bedroom Brick you’ve beenand missing! provide Auction Company a copy of Sales Tax if Tax on modified for Permit unloading Gary Auction Service & Real Estate, MudExempt. CreekCriswell Creations. Main Gary Criswell Auction Service & Real primitive boat ramp. Inc. has been commissioned by the Estate of2007 Street, Comanche. Open Preview ofInc. Auction: Will becommissioned held afternoon, July 22, Everyone. plan to attend this Friday Public Auction. Estate, hastoTrust been byAuction themade Estate Edwin J. Please Stahl Jr. topm. offer atHPPublic hissteer 15 Yamaha tiltday from 1:00 pmNice 6:00 Announcements Size). This is a Very Sale with a Large Variety of Items for Tues.2022 – Sat., 10 a.m. – 5:30 Personal Property situated at 2113 Amhurst Avenue ofThomasville Warren D. Bedroom Crook offer at Public Auction hisKota Personmotor. Minn trolling Sale supersede all to other advertisements. Suite with a Sleep Number Bed (King p.m. aof Follow our Facebook. Duncan, Oklahoma. The Real Property is currently Auctioneer’s Note: This amotor. Nice Auction a with al Property situated 431isWest Plato Roadwith incondition. Duncan, Great HAMILTON Grandat Piano, Southern Recliner anda TiAmish Wedding Listed for Baby SaleSpecialty for $197,500 (MLSMotion 36956). HAMILTON Baby Grand Piano, Southern Motion Recliner anda580Auctioneer’s Note: This is a Nice Auction with a with tles Home are clear. Oklahoma. The 3 chocoBedroom Brick (1,931$4,950. Square Foods, Lil’supersede Turtles aofThomasville Bedroom Suite with a Sleep Number Bed (King Household Furnishings Includes: HAMILTON Baby Sale all other advertisements. 467-3885. Feet) has is21:00 Baths and Improvements aItems Sheet lates,2022 antiques, Size). This aflorals, Very Nice Salepm. with aSouthern Largeincluding Variety ofmade for Grand Piano with Bench (Baldwin), Motion Recliner from pm tobou6:00 Announcements day Metal Barn (22’ x 40’) and a Storage Shed (12’x16’); All Everyone. Please plan to attend this Public Auction. (Electric), Lift Chair (Nice), Thomasville Pedestal Dining Table of Auction: Will be held Friday afternoon, July 22, tique,Preview vintage, collectable, with 4décor, Chairs, Thomasville BedroomSurvey-9/7/22). Suite, Drop Leaf CurTable Exempt. Situated on gift 24.38 Acres (Certified western items. (52’’ Long), Riverside-Love Seat, Curio Cabinet with or Curved provide Auction Company a copy of Sales Tax Permit ifgas Tax golf Club Car electric rently River Listed for Sale for $350,000 (MLS3(10 38404). Home and Improvements: AI.D. Nice Bedroom Brick Glass, Oaks - Sleeper,Valid Gun Cabinet Gun), Glider Company Check accepted. required. Buyers must cart. 580-351-4316. Household Furnishings: Ashley-Loveseat, Jackson Home (Approximately 1,810 Square Feet) with Living Rocker with Stool, Kenmore - Washer, Kenmore - Room Dryer, Terms of Foot Sale: Personal Property - Cash, Personal or with Gas Log Fireplace, aa Variety Large Den with a HITACHI Partial Raised Poster Bed -Massage Queen of Drawer (2), Color Shooter Guns & Size, Ammo Cover, LUMEX Walker andChest of Lawn and Garden Tools. Furniture Recliner, Journey Health Lift Chair, Floor, Area Combination, Utility Room and Vision (41’’), Living Room Tables, Lite-Weed Eater, Weed Eater Blower, Charcoal GrillFrench with1 now Television-Ultra has Kitchen/Dining .410 inwith stock, 22 Dining Table Bench and 4Leaf Chairs, Roll Top Desk 3/4 Baths. Provincial Desk with Chair, Drop Table (36’’) with For sale: ’59 Chevrolet Variety of Fishing Rods, a Variety of Bolt Organizers, Feather mag,(Seven 30-30Drawers), and other cal.Bedroom Suite King Size (42long Poster Additional Improvements Include: Attached 1project. Car 6 Chairs, RCA Color Television andbed aTM Cedar with SINGER-MAGIC STEAM PRESS 7, Chest Printer HPDrawer. 5052, pickup, solid of ammo. foron hunt-Clock Carport, Vinyl Siding Sofits and Gables. The Home Antiques and Collectibles: Mantle Clock-Ornate (Old), pcs.), Firearms Sligh Grandfather (nice), ACTION INDUSMiscellaneous: MECFacia, Shotshell Reloader (Like New), cylinder and transmission ing or self-defense. Open 9and has a Full Sprinkler System andMachine Nice Work Shop with Vinyl SINGER Feather Sewing with Case, Library Wash Stand with 3Lite Shelves aa Rocking Chair (Tiger Oak). TRIES Recliner, Paul Bunyan Poster Bedroom Suite, to go with it. $3,000 OBO. Siding (10’x30’) a Window Air Conditioner. Situated a.m. Table - 5 p.m. Mon.and through with Drawer, Variety of Lamps, Variety of All Glassware, Quilt Chest (wooden), MAYTAG Washer, MAYTAG Dryer, on a Large Corner Lot (97’x103’) with a Nice Fenced in Back Wash Stand with 3 Shelves and a Rocking Chair (Tiger Oak). Call 580-475-8096. SINGER LiteSaturSewing Machine with Case, Library Fri., 10 a.m.Feather – 2 p.m. Yard in Criswell a Great across the Street from Horace Mann Kenmore Freezer, Polaroid Color Television and a CabiMiscellaneous: MEC Shotshell Reloader (Like New), Gary Auction Service & Real Estate, andLocation Collectibles: Mantle Clock-Ornate (Old), days.Antiques 580-439-5746. Wanting to Hospital. buy: old, unSchool and Blocks South ofand Duncan Regional SINGER-MAGIC STEAM PRESS 7,byChest Printer HPDrawer. 5052, Chairs, RCA Television aTM Cedar Inc. has2Color been commissioned thewith Estate of net Entertainment Center with 2 Drawers. wanted cars or truck. WorkVariety of Rods, a Variety ofLeaf BoltPublic Organizers, Feather Provincial Desk with Chair, Table (36’’) withhis 2 Edwin J. Fishing Stahl Jr. Trust toDrop offer at Auction Firearms and Safes: WINCHESTER-MODEL 140012 Lite-Weed Eater, Weed Eater Blower, Charcoal Grill with ing or not. Will pick up. Television-Ultra Visionsituated (41’’), Living Room Tables,Avenue French Call Personal Property at 2113 Amhurst GaugeCriswell Shot Gun, STEVENS-MODEL 940A 410currently Gauge Cover, LUMEX Walker andThe a Service Variety ofProperty Lawn andHITACHI Garden Tools. Poster Bed - Queen Size, Chest of Drawer (2), Color 580-704-2963. Duncan, Oklahoma. Real is Gary Auction & Real Estate, Inc. Terms of Sale Sale:Stool, Personal Property - 36956). Cash, Personal or Rocker with Foot Kenmore -(MLS Washer, Kenmore - SENDryer, Shot Gun, LIBERTY Gun Safe (Centurion Deluxe), Listed for for $197,500 580-255-8162 · 806 West Main · Duncan, OK · 580-467-2248 Company Check accepted. Valid I.D. required. Buyers must Glass, River Oaks Sleeper, Gun Cabinet (10 Gun), Glider TRY Safe (small) andgarycriswell@cableone.net WORLD MONETARY Household Furnishings Includes: HAMILTON (Auctioneer/Broker) email: (CellCurved Phone) provide Auction Company aSeat, copy of Sales Tax EXCHANGE Permit ifBaby Tax (52’’ Long), Riverside-Love Curio Cabinet with Grand Piano with Bench (Baldwin), Southern Recliner RESERVE Combination Safe. Exempt. with 4 Chairs, Thomasville Bedroom Suite, Motion Drop Leaf Table (Electric), Lift Chair Pedestal Dining Table Preview of Auction: WillThomasville be held Friday afternoon, July 22, (Electric), Lift Chair (Nice), (Nice), Thomasville Pedestal Dining Table TOYOTA TACOMA: 2019 TOYOTA with Double For TACOMA sale: Harley Dawith Chairs, Thomasville Bedroom Suite, 2005 Drop Leaf Table 20224from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Announcements made day Grand Piano with Bench (Baldwin), Southern Motion Recliner Cab, 4x2, 2.7 Liter Engine, Automatic, Rear Backup Gary Criswell Auction Service &Road Real Estate, vidson King. Ex(52’’ Long), Riverside-Love Seat, Curio Cabinet with Curved of Sale supersede all other advertisements. Household Furnishings Includes:byHAMILTON Baby Inc. has been commissioned theLiner, Estate ofa Glass, River - Sleeper, Gun Cabinet (10 Gun), Glider Camera, AllOaks Power, Fabric Seats with a Condition. Bed Garage Auctioneer’s Note: This is acellent Nice Auction with a Silver with Listed forStahl Sale for Trust $197,500 36956). Edwin J. Jr. to offer at Public Auction his Rocker with Foot Stool, Kenmore -(MLS Washer, Kenmore - Dryer, HAMILTON Baby Grand Piano, Southern Recliner and Sky Metal/Cement Gray, Mileage 7,975 (One Owner). kept, 1 Motion owner, 14,000 miles. Duncan, Oklahoma. The Real Property is currently Personal Property situated at 2113 Amhurst Avenue Poster Bed Queen Size, Chest of Drawer (2), HITACHI Color aTOYOTA Thomasville Bedroom Suite with aCAMRY Sleep580-467-7164. Number BedDual (King $5550. CAMRY: 2012 TOYOTA SE, Engine Personal Property situated at 2113 Amhurst Avenue Duncan, The Real Property is ofcurrently Television-Ultra Vision Living Room Tables, French Size). This Oklahoma. is a Very Nice(41’’), Sale with a Large Variety Items for Edwin J. Stahl Jr. Trust to offer atPower Public Auction VVT-I, Automatic, Moon Roof, AllLeaf with Leather Provincial Desk with Chair, Drop Table (36’’) withhis 2 Listed for Sale for05160 $197,500 (MLS 36956). Everyone. Please plan to attend this Public Auction. Dunn’s Nursery LLC Inc. has been commissioned by the Estate of Chairs, RCA Color Television and a Cedar Chest with Drawer. Seats, Color Black, Mileage 99,374 (Good Condition). Household Furnishings N 5th St., Duncan. Cell: Includes: HAMILTON Baby Antiques and Collectibles: Mantle Clock-Ornate (Old), Gary Piano Criswell Auction Service & Real Estate, Grand with Bench (Baldwin), Southern Motion Recliner FORD F-350 4x2: 1992 FORD F-350 4x2, Dually Super 580-656-7273 or 580-656SINGER Feather Lite Sewing Machine with Case, Library Home and Improvements: A Nice 3 Bedroom Brick (Electric), Lift Chair (Nice), Thomasville Pedestal Dining Table FORFeet) SALE: Forrest RivCabTree with 7.3 Liter Diesel V8ofBedroom Engine and O/D H/D Trand7383. Service and Table Drawer, Variety Lamps, Variety ofLiving Glassware, Home (Approximately 1,810 Square with with 4with Chairs, Thomasville Suite, Drop LeafRoom Table Wash Stand with 3 Shelves and a Rocking Chair (Tiger Oak). er 2017 dual axel campTrees for sale: Bald Cymision (Truck is not Running needs some Repairs). with Gas Log Fireplace, a Large Den with a Partial Raised (52’’ Long), Riverside-Love Seat, Curio Cabinet with (Auctioneer/Broker) email: garycriswell@cableone.net (CellCurved Phone) Miscellaneous: Reloader (Like New), Floor, Kitchen/Dining AreaShotshell Combination, Utility Room and 1 er.Cabinet Sleeps 8+. Electric press, Chinese Pistachio, Glass, River Side-by-Side: Oaks -MEC Sleeper, Gun (10 Gun), Glider COLEMAN 2021 COLEMAN 4x4 UT 400 580-255-8162 · 806 West Main · Duncan, OK · 580-467-2248 SINGER-MAGIC STEAM PRESS TM 7, Printer HP 5052, 3/4 Baths. with Foot Stool, Kenmore Washer, Kenmore Dryer, jacks. Excellent condition. Red Rocker Maple, Red Oak and - HS 400 UTV-5 with dump bed; 13.2 Hours (New). Variety of Fishing Rods, Variety of Bolt Organizers, Feather Gary Auction Service & Real Estate, Inc. Additional Improvements Include: Attached 1Color Car PosterCriswell Bed - Queen Size,aChest of Drawer (2), HITACHI more. $11,800. 580-467-7164. Lite-Weed Eater, Weed Eater Blower, Charcoal Grill with HONDA RANCHER 4 WHEELER: 2006 HONDA RANCHCarport, Vinyl Siding on Facia, Sofits and Gables. The Home Television-Ultra Vision (41’’), Living Room Tables, French Cover, LUMEX and a Variety ofLeaf Lawn and Garden Tools. has Full Sprinkler System and a Nice Work Shop withwith Vinyl2 Provincial DeskWalker with Chair, Drop Table (36’’) ER -aES -ofModel TRX350TE with Good Rubber (nice). Terms Sale: Personal Property Cash, Personal or Siding (10’x30’) and a Window Air Conditioner. All Situated Chairs, RCA Color Television and a Cedar Chest with Drawer. School and 2 Blocks South of Duncan Regional Hospital. FORD Tractor: 1994 FORDValid Tractor Diesel with Koyker Company Check accepted. I.D. a-required. Buyers must on a Large Corner Lot (97’x103’) with Nice Fenced in Back Antiques and Collectibles: Mantle Clock-Ornate (Old), Yard inEnd a Great Location across theDrive Street from Horace Mann provide Company a copy of Sales TaxCase, PermitLibrary if Tax Front Loader andSewing 4across Wheel (Good Condition). Yard aAuction Great Location the Street from Horace SINGER Feather Lite Machine with on a in Large Corner Lot (97’x103’) with a Nice Fenced inMann Back Exempt. School and 2 Blocks South Duncan Regional Hospital. GRASSHOPPER G2 Lawnmower and Tools: GRASSTable with Drawer, Variety of Lamps, Variety of Glassware, Siding (10’x30’) and a Window Air Conditioner. All Situated Preview of with Auction: Will and be held Friday afternoon, July 22, Wash Stand 3 Shelves aa Rocking Chair Oak). has a Full and Nicewith Work with Vinyl HOPPER G1:00 2 Lawnmower (Diesel) aShop SL(Tiger 61 Mow2022 fromSprinkler pmSystem to 6:00 pm. Announcements made day Saturday, February 14, 2026 Miscellaneous: MEC Shotshell Reloader (Like New), Carport, Vinyl Siding on Facia, SofitsYARD and Gables. The Home ingSale Deck, Large Branch Loppers, MATE Rototiller, of supersede all other advertisements. 10:00 A.M. SINGER-MAGIC STEAM PRESS TM&7,Real Printer HP 15052, Additional Improvements Include: Attached Cara Gary Criswell Auction Service Estate, Inc. Auctioneer’s Note: This is a Nice Auction with aFeather with DR-TRIMMER MOWER a CRAFTSMAN Lawn Edger. Variety of Fishing Rods, aand Variety of Bolt Organizers, 1706 Northridge Drive 3/4 Baths. HAMILTON Baby· 806 Grand Piano, Motion Recliner and 580-255-8162 West MainSouthern · Blower, Duncan, OK · 580-467-2248 Lite-Weed Eater, Weed Eater Charcoal Grill with Duncan, Oklahoma Kitchen/Dining Area Combination, Utility and Farm Equipment: RHINO-Brush Hog - 6’Room ,(Cell CARONI aFloor, Thomasville Bedroom Suite with aofSleep Number Bed (King1 (Auctioneer/Broker) email:and garycriswell@cableone.net Phone) Cover, LUMEX Walker a Variety Lawn and Garden Tools. with Gas Loga Fireplace, aService Large withVariety a Partial Raised Gary Criswell Auction Real Estate, Inc. has - Finish Mower 6’Nice , Trailer Single Axle 12‘ with Metal Size). This Very Sale with Den a&Large of Items for Terms ofisSale: Personal Property - of Cash, Personal or Home (Approximately 1,810 Square Feet) with Living Room been commissioned byto the Living Estate Kathy L. Henson Everyone. Please plan attend this Public Auction. Dump Bed, Trailer Dual Axle 16’ with Wood Floor 77” xat Company Check accepted. Valid I.D. required. Buyers must to offer at Public Auction her Personal located Home and Improvements: A NiceProperty 3 Bedroom Brick provide Auction Company a copy of Sales Tax Permit if Tax 1706 Northridge Drive Duncan, Oklahoma. 16’ and FENCING - 4’ inx100’ (New) -14 Gauge (2Estate, Rolls). Gary Criswell Auction Service & Real Household Furnishings: Ashley Furniture - Living Room Exempt. Gary Criswell Auction Service & Real Miscellaneous: Variety of Glassware and Collectibles. Inc. has been commissioned by the Estate of Home and Improvements: A Friday Nice 3afternoon, Bedroom Brick Sofa Recliner, Double Recliner and Big Boy Chair Recliner Preview of Auction: Will becommissioned held July 22, Everyone. Please plan to attend this Public Auction. Estate, Inc. has been by the Estate Edwin J. Stahl Jr. Trust to offer at Public Auction his Home (Approximately 1,810 Square Feet) with Living Room Auctioneer’s Note: This ispm. a Nice Public Auction withday a (All Leather), Broyhill Bedroom Suite, C.B. Atkin Co. 2022 from pmNice toPoster 6:00 Announcements Size). ThisLog is1:00 Very Sale with a Large Variety ofmade Items for Personal Property situated at 2113 Amhurst Avenue with Gas Fireplace, a advertisements. Large Den with aGlass Partial Raised Tea Cart and Bar Cabinet with Curved Doors. of Warren D.aWet Crook toother offer at Public Auction his Personof Sale supersede all 2019 TOYOTA TACOMA Pickup, 2012 TOYOTA CAMRY SE, a Thomasville Bedroom Suite with a Sleep Number Bed (King Floor, Kitchen/Dining Area Combination, Utility 1 Glassware and Collectibles: Large Collection of and Eagle Duncan, Oklahoma. The Real Property isRoom currently Auctioneer’s Note: isWest a (New), Nice Auction with a with al Property situated atThis 431 Plato Road inRANCHER Duncan, HAMILTON Baby Grand Piano, Southern Motion Recliner anda 2021COLEMAN Side-by-Side HONDA Figurines, MEITO China (Hand Painted), Carnival Glass. 3/4 Baths. Listed for Sale for $197,500 (MLS 36956). HAMILTON Baby Grand Piano, Motion Recliner and Auctioneer’s Note: This is Southern a Include: Nice Auction with a 1with Oklahoma. The Bedroom Brick Home (1,931 Square Shop Equipment and Shop Tools: CRAFTSMAN Additional Improvements Attached Car Wheeler and a3all FORD Tractor with Loader; A Variety ofAira aof4Thomasville Bedroom Suite with a Sleep Number Bedtools. (King Household Furnishings Includes: HAMILTON Baby Sale supersede other advertisements. Compressor, WILTON Bench Grinder (6”) and hand Carport, Vinyl on Improvements Facia, Sofits andincluding Gables. Home Feet) has 21:00 Baths and aItems Sheet Household Furnishings, Lawn Equipment, Shop Tools Size). This is aSiding Very Nice Sale with aSouthern Large Variety ofThe for Grand Piano with Bench (Baldwin), Motion Recliner 2022 from pm to 6:00 pm. made day Lawn Equipment and Tools: ATWOODS Sprayer (25 has a Full Sprinkler System and a Announcements Nice Work Shop with Vinyl Metal Barn (22’ x 40’) and a Storage Shed (12’x16’); All Everyone. Please plan to attend this Public Auction. (Electric), Lift Chair (Nice), Thomasville Pedestal Dining Table Gallon), PORTLAND Blower and REMINGTON Chainsaw. Preview of Auction: Will be held Friday afternoon, July 22, and Hand Tools. The Vehicles, 4 Wheeler, Side-by-Side Siding (10’x30’) andAuction: a Window Air Conditioner. All Situated Preview of Public Will beSurvey-9/7/22). held with 4 Chairs, Thomasville Bedroom Suite,Friday Drop afternoon, Leaf CurTable Exempt. Situated on 24.38 Acres (Certified on a Large Corner Lot (97’x103’) with a Nice Fenced in Back and Tractor with Front End Loader will be offered at February 13, 2026 from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm. (52’’ Long), Riverside-Love Seat, Curio Cabinet with Curved provide Auction Company a copy of Sales Tax Permit if Tax rently Listed for Sale for $350,000 (MLS 38404). Yard in a Great Location across the Street from Horace Mann Auctioneer’s Note: This is a Large Auction with Nice Auction at High Noon. Please Plan to Attend this Public Home River and Oaks Improvements: Nice 3(10 Bedroom Brick Glass, - Sleeper,Valid GunAI.D. Cabinet Gun), Glider Company accepted. required. Buyers must School andCheck 2 Blocks South ofSquare Duncan Regional Hospital. Household Furnishings, Shop Equipment andLiving Shop Tools, Household Furnishings: Ashley-Loveseat, Jackson Home (Approximately 1,810 Feet) with Room Rocker with Foot Stool, Kenmore - Washer, Kenmore - AucDryer, Terms of Sale: Personal Property Cash, Personal or Auction. Please go to auctionzip.com, Enter Glassware andFireplace, Collectibles, GaryDen Safewith (Buffalo NewRaised York), with Gas Log aa Variety Large a HITACHI Partial Poster Bed -Massage Queen Size, Chest of Drawer (2), Color Cover, LUMEX Walker and of Lawn and Garden Tools. Furniture Recliner, Journey Health Lift Chair, and a Large Variety of Lawn Ornaments (nice). tioneer IDEater, #35817 to(41’’), View Pictures. Floor, Kitchen/Dining Area Combination, Utility Room and Television-Ultra Vision Living Room Tables, Lite-Weed Weed Eater Blower, Charcoal GrillFrench with1 DiningCriswell Table with Bench and 4 Chairs, Roll Top Desk 3/4 Baths. Gary Auction Service & Real Estate, Inc. Provincial Desk with Chair, DropofLeaf Table (36’’) Feather with 2 Variety of Fishing Rods, a Variety Bolt Organizers, (SevenRCA Drawers), Poster Bedroom Suite King (4 Additional Improvements Include: 15052, Car Chairs, Color Television and aTM Cedar with Drawer. SINGER-MAGIC STEAM PRESS 7, Printer HPSize 580-255-8162 · 806 West Main · Duncan, OKChest ·Attached 580-467-2248 Carport, Vinyl Siding on Facia, Sofits and Gables. The Home Antiques and Collectibles: Mantle Clock-Ornate (Old), pcs.), Sligh Grandfather Clock (nice), ACTION INDUSMiscellaneous: MEC Shotshell Reloader (Like New), (Auctioneer/Broker) email: garycriswell@cableone.net (Cell Phone) (Auctioneer/Broker/REALTOR) email: garymcriswell@gmail.com has a Full Sprinkler System andMachine Nice Work Shop with Vinyl SINGER Feather Sewing with Case, Library Wash Stand with 3Lite Shelves and aa Rocking Chair (Tiger Oak). TRIES Recliner, Paul Bunyan Poster Bedroom Suite, Sidingwith (10’x30’) andVariety a Window Air Conditioner. Situated Table Drawer, of Lamps, Variety of All Glassware, Quilt Chest (wooden), MAYTAG Washer, MAYTAG Dryer, on a Large Corner Lot (97’x103’) a Nice Fenced Back Wash Stand with 3Lite Shelves andMachine a with Rocking Chair (Tigerin Oak). SINGER Feather Sewing with Case, Library Yard in Criswell a Great across the Street from Horace Mann Kenmore Freezer, Polaroid Color Television and a CabiMiscellaneous: MEC Shotshell Reloader (Like New), Gary Auction Service & Real Estate, Antiques andLocation Collectibles: Mantle Clock-Ornate (Old), School and Blocks South ofand Duncan Regional SINGER-MAGIC STEAM PRESS 7,byChest Printer HPDrawer. 5052, Chairs, RCA Television aTM with Inc. has2Color been commissioned theHospital. Estate of net Entertainment Center with 2Cedar Drawers. Variety of Fishing Rods, a Variety ofLeaf BoltPublic Organizers, Feather Provincial Desk with Chair, Drop Table (36’’) withhis 2 Edwin J. Stahl Jr. Trust to offer at Auction Firearms and Safes: WINCHESTER-MODEL 140012 Lite-Weed Eater,Vision Weed Eater Living Blower, Charcoal Grill with Television-Ultra (41’’), Room Tables, French Personal Property situated at 2113 Amhurst Avenue GaugeCriswell Shot Gun, STEVENS-MODEL 940A 410currently Gauge Cover, LUMEX Walker andThe a Service Variety ofProperty Lawn andHITACHI Garden Tools. Poster Bed - Queen Size, Chest of Drawer (2), Color Duncan, Oklahoma. Real is Gary Auction & Real Estate, Inc. Terms of Sale Sale:Stool, Personal Property - 36956). Cash, Personal or Rocker with Foot Kenmore -(MLS Washer, Kenmore - SENDryer, Shot Gun, LIBERTY Gun Safe (Centurion Deluxe), Listed for for $197,500 580-255-8162 · 806 West Main · Duncan, OK · 580-467-2248 Company Check accepted. Valid I.D. required. Buyers must Glass, River Oaks Sleeper, Gun Cabinet (10 Gun), Glider TRY Safe (small) andgarycriswell@cableone.net WORLD MONETARY Household Furnishings Includes: HAMILTON (Auctioneer/Broker) email: (CellCurved Phone) provide Auction Company aSeat, copy of Sales Tax EXCHANGE Permit ifBaby Tax (52’’ Long), Riverside-Love Curio Cabinet with Grand Piano with Bench (Baldwin), Southern Recliner RESERVE Combination Safe. Exempt. with 4 Chairs, Thomasville Bedroom Suite, Motion Drop Leaf Table (Electric), Lift Chair Pedestal Dining Table Preview of Auction: WillThomasville be held Friday afternoon, July 22, (Electric), Lift Chair (Nice), (Nice), Thomasville Pedestal Dining Table TOYOTA TACOMA: 2019 TOYOTA TACOMA with Double with Chairs, Thomasville Bedroom Suite, Motion Drop Leaf Table 20224from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Announcements made day Grand Piano with Bench (Baldwin), Southern Recliner Cab, 4x2, 2.7 Liter Engine, Automatic, Rear (52’’ Riverside-Love Seat, Curio Cabinet withBackup Curved of SaleLong), supersede all other advertisements. Household Furnishings Includes: HAMILTON Baby Glass, River Oaks Sleeper, Gun Cabinet (10 Gun), Glidera Camera, All Power, Fabric Seats with a Bed Liner, Auctioneer’s Note: This is a Nice Auction with a Silver with Listed for Sale for $197,500 (MLS 36956). Rocker withBaby Foot Stool, Kenmore - Washer, Kenmore - Dryer, HAMILTON Grand Piano, Southern Motion Recliner and Sky Metal/Cement Gray, Mileage 7,975 (One The Real Property isOwner). currently Poster Bed Oklahoma. - Queen Size,Suite Chest of Drawer (2), HITACHI Color aDuncan, Thomasville Bedroom with a Sleep Number Bed (King TOYOTA CAMRY: 2012 TOYOTA CAMRY SE,Tables, Engine Dualfor Personal situated at 2113 Amhurst Avenue Television-Ultra Vision (41’’), Living Room French Size). This Property is a Very Nice Sale with a Large Variety of Items Edwin J. Stahl Jr. Trust to offer at Public Auction his2 VVT-I, Automatic, Moon Roof, All Power with Leather Provincial Desk with Chair, Drop Leaf Table (36’’) with Everyone. Please plan to attend this Public Auction. Inc. has Color beenTelevision commissioned byChest the Estate of Chairs, RCA and a Cedar with Drawer. Seats, Color Black, Mileage 99,374 (Good Condition). Antiques and Collectibles: Mantle Clock-Ornate (Old), Gary Criswell Auction Service & Real Estate, FORD F-350 4x2: FORDMachine F-350 4x2, Dually SINGER Feather Lite1992 Sewing Case, Super Library Home and Improvements: A Nice with 3 Bedroom Brick Cab with 7.3 Liter Diesel V8 Engine and O/D H/D TrandTable with Drawer, Variety of Lamps, Variety of Glassware, Home (Approximately 1,810 Square Feet) with Living Room Wash Stand Shelves and aneeds Rocking (TigerRaised Oak). mision (Truck is3not Running with Gas Logwith Fireplace, a Large Den some withChair aRepairs). Partial Miscellaneous: MEC Reloader (Like New), Floor, Kitchen/Dining AreaShotshell Combination, Utility 4x4 Room and COLEMAN Side-by-Side: 2021 COLEMAN UT 4001 SINGER-MAGIC STEAM PRESS TM 7, Printer HP 5052, 3/4 Baths. - HS 400 UTV-5 with bed; (New). Variety of Fishing Rods,dump a Variety of13.2 Bolt Hours Organizers, Feather Additional Improvements Include: Attached 1 Car Lite-Weed Eater, Weed Eater Sofits Blower, Grill with HONDAVinyl RANCHER 4 WHEELER: 2006 HONDAThe RANCHCarport, Siding on Facia, andCharcoal Gables. Home Cover, LUMEX Walker and a Variety of Lawn and Garden has aES Full Sprinkler System and a Nice Work Shop withTools. Vinyl ER Model TRX350TE with Good Rubber (nice). Terms of Sale:andPersonal Property - Cash, Personal or Siding (10’x30’) a Window Air Conditioner. All Situated FORD Tractor: 1994 FORDValid Tractor Diesel with Koyker Company I.D. a-required. Buyers on a LargeCheck Corneraccepted. Lot (97’x103’) with Nice Fenced in must Back provide Company a copy of Sales TaxCondition). Permit Mann if Tax FrontinEnd Loader and 4across Wheel (Good Yard aAuction Great Location theDrive Street from Horace Exempt. School and 2 Blocks of Duncan and Regional Hospital. GRASSHOPPER G2South Lawnmower Tools: GRASSPreview of Auction: Will be held Friday afternoon, July 22,
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PUBLIC AUCTION $197,500 Saturday, July 23, 2022 10:00 A.M. 2113 Amhurst Avenue Duncan, Oklahoma
For all of Your Farming and Ranching Needs
$197,500
For Sale-MLS 36956
Duncan, Oklahoma 2113 Amhurst Avenue 10:00 A.M. Saturday, July 23, 2022 PUBLIC AUCTION
HOPPER G 2 Lawnmower (Diesel) with a SL 61 Mow-
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For sale: 2001 Jayco Eagle 32-foot gooseneck. Bunk model, full fridge and kitchen, bathroom with shower, master suite and slide out. Sleeps 8-10. $5800. Serious inquiries only. 580-5121102. Leave a message or text.
Need riding mower repair.
Need an estate sale? Let J
Credit
Oil change, flat fixed, motor
& J Estate Sales work for
card machines, and POS
work, belts, deck welded or
you. Contact Janet Terry
systems for small to large
adjusted. TLC, we can get
at 580-678-1719 or Janie
CURT A25 hitch. 25,000 lb. capacity. Tows RVs, horses, other trailers. Articulating torsion head. Carbide powder coat finish. Cast yoke with poly-torsion insert to suppress shock/ reduce noise. $800 OBO.
ft., $120. West Lawton by
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Golden Pond RV Park. 281741 E. 1661 Road, Marlow. Off the beaten path with full hook ups, pond to fish at and abundance of wildlife. NW of Lawton/ Duncan Y. Mark. 580-5127013. Live the Simple Life! Town and Country RV Park, Marlow, 580-641-2836. RV spots available, with full hook-ups, in a nice and well-maintained park! www.marlowrvpark.com.
Miscellaneous Firewood by the bundle. $8 per bundle. Central High area. Call 580-550-1508. For sale: Halliburton 1940 Ford pickup with tonneau cover. Limited edition locking coin bank. Diecast model 1/25th scale. Original box included. 580-7869618. Wanted: Vintage jewelry, preferably 20’s, 30’s, 40’s and 50’s. If you have some you would sell, please text or call me at 580-704-7877. Come by and see new coin shop in Duncan. 9 South 9th. Buying and selling gold and silver. 580-475-4570. Do you like trains or history? The 905 Locomotive Museum in Duncan needs volunteers for talking with visitors, making repairs, painting, writing grants and creating displays. Call 580786-4884.
BARKER’S Trailer Parts Cache, OK 580-429-3822 Jimmy Barker, Owner
a Park Plgaez Villa
Apartment Homes TDD 711
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Sterling Village Apartments TDD 711
401 E. James, Sterling, OK (580) 215-4762
2 or 3 Bedroom Apartments Central Heat & Air, Stove & Refrigerator, Carpet & Mini Blinds, On-Site Laundry. Rental Assistance available for qualified applications HUD Section 8 Accepted. This institution is an equal opportunity provider & employer.
it done. We can haul within limits. 580-704-2963. Firewood: Seasoned, split, mixed.
Full
rick
2x4x8-
Dupler at 580-512-2245. Honest / Trust wor thy/De pendable.
card
processing,
businesses. Local representative in SW Oklahoma. Contact Jeremy at 580-
Club Car electric or gas golf
For sale: Five James Pat-
Goodyear Bldv. and ole
cart. 580-351-4316.
terson audiobooks. 5 CD’s
Cache Rd. 580-917-0057.
Firewood.
Cash for coins: Buy or sell.
mixed, split. Rick – 2x4x8ft,
Call 580-475-5132 in Dun-
$120. Bon fire wood – 4ft,
can. We buy and sell gold coins and silver bullion. Stephens
County
Coin
$100. West of Lawton. 580917-0057.
Murder of Innocence, 7
Free
Midwife Murders, 9 CD’s Cajun Justice. All for $35. 580-786-9618.
parking/adin
Duncan.
Feb. 20-21, Friday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Gold, silver, coins, currency, tokens and more. Ed, 580-475-4570 or Dan, 580-467-0168.
1586 N 15th St. Duncan, OK 73533 (580) 252-7800 (580) 252-7805 (fax)
The Red Book, 7 CD’s The
mission. Stephens County Fairgrounds
RE/MAX of Duncan
CD’s 21st Birthday, 7 CD’s
Club 57th Annual Coin Show.
1-855-940-3923
Have your Cotton Electric account number and credit card or banking account numbers ready before making the call.
$45 flat rate per month. 641-3322.
Seasoned,
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