The New Shopper Issue 12, 2024

We want to THANK all of our returning customers that have purchased bulls this year. We have Registered Angus Bulls available. We have spring yearling heifer bulls and growth bulls. Recorded performance, Actual weights, EPDS, and Maternal history. Vaccinated, Semen tested, grown out on pasture and ready to go to work. We have been raising bulls for your environment for 35 years. Give us a call and let us know your needs.

Grass & Livestock

and Teela Sadowsky

Missouri

660-868-1745

F or sale - J d 158 loader -sK id steer, quick attach comes with bale spike, bucket & joy stick, always been on a 4020. Call 660-425-5765.

F or sale - uniroyal tigerpaw 215/60r17 tires, set of 4, less than 1000 miles on them, great traction for snow & water, $400. Call or text 816-383-2338.

THE GENTRY COUNTY COURTHOUSE AND OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 2024 IN OBSERVANCE OF TRUMAN’S

F or sale - 6x12 B o X C argo trailer, single axle, 1 swinging door on side & 1 on end, 660-3739642. 10-2tc

ALBANY CITY-WIDE GARAGE SALES

MAY 18, 2024.

ALBANY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

is bringing to Albany again this summer...

HEARTLAND DAY CAMP!

JUNE 24-28

9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Call now to reserve the stanberry area Community Center Basic rent.........................$75 wedding & dances...........$250 Call susan hibbs at 660-783-2976.

FOR SALE - 2009 JD MX8

BRUSH HOG MOWER, 8 Ft., chains front & back, new blades, always been shedded, excellent condition, REX HOMAN, 816-261-5266, ALBANY.

BIRTHDAY BY

ORDER

OF THE GENTRY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Gilman City R-IV School

Preschool and Kindergarten Screenings

Monday, May 6th from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 7th from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Your child needs to be 3 by August 1st to qualify for 3 year old preschool, 4 by August 1st to qualify for 4 year old preschool or 5 by August 1st to qualify for Kindergarten.

All children must be potty-trained in order to attend! 3 year old Preschool Students or new students to the district: need to bring a birth certificate, social security card, and immunization records. Kindergarten students: need to provide updated immunization record and proof of residency.

Please call 660-876-5221 to set up an appointment.

For Kids Finishing Kindergarten Through 6th Grade

$30 Per Child or $50 for a Family Call or come in for info to sign up. 302 N. Smith St. Albany, MO 64402

660-726-5818

Board of Education Vacancy

The Pattonsburg R-II School has an open vacancy on its Board of Directors. This is a one-year term that will be served out in the April 2025 election. Any person interested, please write a letter of interest and send to the Pattonsburg School

Attn: Bill Pottorff

#1 Panther Drive

Pattonsburg, MO 64670 by May 14th, 2024

The Board of Education will go through all candidates and appoint someone at the May 15th, 2024 meeting.

The 2024 Pattonsburg ALUMNI

BANQUET

GOINGWHAT’SHERE’S ON...

ALBANY COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Track, GRC West Conference Meet at King City, 1:00 PM 4-30/5-3 VEG Book Fair May 1 Principals’ Appreciation Day May 1 AHS Sports Awards Night, 6:30 PM

May 2 Lions Club Meeting at Poppa’s or UMC, 7:00 PM

May 2 5th Grade Orientation at Albany Middle School

May 2 Boys District Golf at Cameron, 9:00 AM

May 2 V/JV Baseball, Home vs. Penney, 4:30 PM

May 2 AMSHS Spring Concert, 6:00 PM

May 3 Cooks’ Appreciation Day/School Lunch Hero Day

At The Pattonsburg School Gym Honoring the 50 Year Class of 1974 and the 2024 Graduating Class.

Social Hour at 6:00 PM Dinner at 7:00 PM followed by a program.

$22 Per Person with reservations $25 Per Person without reservations Reservations due by May 18th

To Make Reservations, call: Gene Walker at 660-367-4397 or Shane Searcy at 515-979-0732

May 3 Deadline for National ACT Test Date June 8

May 3 V/JV Baseball, Home vs. East Atchison, 5:00 PM

May 4 District Track at King City

May 6 V/JV Baseball vs. Bishop LeBlond at St. Joseph, 5:00 PM

May 6-10 Teacher & Nurses Appreciation Week

May 7 V/JV Baseball at Rock Port, 5:00 PM

May 7 Senior Field Trip

May 7 VEG Track & Field Day, 8:00 AM

• Chamber Meets the 3rd Wednesday of Every Month at Noon at Poppa’s

• Albany Rotary Meets every Friday at Noon at the Albany Community Center

FOR SALE - GRILL GUARDS, Raymond Smith Body Shop, Hwy 136 East, 660-726-3223, Albany, MO. 32-tfc

OFFICE/BUSINESS SPACE

FOR RENT- 3 larger rooms, 1 smaller room, plus kitchen and full bathroom, central heat and air, appliances included (washer/dryer, dishwasher, stove and refrigerator). Located downtown Albany. No smoking or pets. $475.00/month plus utilities, plus $475.00 damage deposit. Call David Parman at 660-726-5500.

FOR RENT - 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT. NO PETS! References & deposit required. In Bethany, MO. Call for application, 660-425-4848.

For all your STORAGE NEEDS, Call GINTHER RENTALS, 816-596-0366.

HEREFORD BULLS FOR SALE: Excellent calving ease & docility, AI sired, heavily influenced by Sandhill Farm Genetics.

FREE DELIVERY!!

SARA OR GREG FRUEH AT 660-582-6901. HOPKINS, MO.

HAY FOR SALE - Small square bales, 3rd cutting Alfalfa. Big bales Grass and Alfalfa mix, 660-868-1022.

WANTED

• Brush and CRP Clearing,

• Stump Grinding,

• Skid Loader Work,

• 25’ Limb Saw. Call Lee Zweifel at 660-4392889 or 605-359-2563. Leave message.

FOR SALE - 1972, 2 Stall HORSE TRAILER, new tires, removable divider, front tack compartment, $1800, 660-235-0168, DON GRAF.

BRIAR PATCH FLOWER & GIFT 119 South Polk Street Albany, MO 660-726-4170

NEW STORE

We now offer a way to pay your invoices or statement through VENMO

We now offer a way to pay your invoices or statement through VENMO

SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2024

Cost: $5 which includes your sale listing on the map that appears in the May 14 issue of The New Shopper & Tri-County Ledger as well as the free fliers located in businesses around town. It also includes a free garage sale sign indicating your sale number.

Time: We recommend sellers stay open from 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM Minimum.

DEADLINE: MUST HAVE YOUR LISTING BY WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 AT NOON TO BE INCLUDED ON SALE MAP AND FLIER. Make check payable to: New Shopper and bring in or mail it, along with the form, to: THE NEW SHOPPER 101 W. WOOD, ALBANY, MO 64402 660-726-5234

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Community Dumpster Day

May 11, 8 am – 11 am

Community Dumpster Day October 28, 8 am – 11 am

of Albany has arranged for a roll-off dumpster to be placed in the parking lot located

the Albany Community Center on Saturday, October 28. It will open at 8 am and remain until 11 am or until filled.

will be monitored and proof of residency within the city limits will be required (driver’s license, utility bill, etc.). All refuse must be placed directly in the dumpster. Only

The City of Albany has arranged for a roll-off dumpster to be placed in the parking lot located just north of the Albany Community Center on Saturday, May 11. It will open at 8 am and will remain until 11 am or until filled. The dumpster will be monitored and proof of residency within the city limits will be required (driver’s license, utility bill, etc.). All refuse must be placed directly in the dumpster. Only household waste will be accepted—no yard waste, construction debris, household hazardous waste or tires allowed.

waste will be accepted—no yard waste, construction debris, household hazardous

allowed.

We appreciate your help in keeping Albany looking great and hope to provide additional clean up opportunities in the future.

keeping Albany looking great and hope to provide additional clean up

TOM WALKER

AUGUST 1, 1942 v APRIL 22, 2024

Stanberry, MO: Tom Walker, 81, Stanberry, MO, passed away Monday, April 22, 2024 at a Stanberry nursing home.

He was born August 1, 1942 in Stanberry, MO the son of Clifton and Mary (Malson) Walker. Tom was a graduate of Stanberry RII High School in 1960.

On May 28, 1960, he married Edith Colene Duley in Stanbery, MO. She preceded him in death on June 13, 2020.

Tom owned and operated Walker Land Improvements and also worked for the City of Stanberry. He retired in 2017.

He was a member of the St. Peters Catholic Church, Stanberry, MO and the Knights of Columbus.

In addition to his wife, Colene, he was also preceded in death by his parents; daughter, Sharron Annette and brother, Gaylen Walker.

Survivors include his son, Doug (Kim) Walker, Stanberry, MO; daughter, Janette Walker (Bobby Murphy), Stanberry, MO; sibling, Loyd (Ann) Walker; 7 grandchildren, Melisse (Kegan) Wilson, Corey (Cassie) Weatherd, Alyssa (Corey)

Mattson, Carissa (Austin) Henggeler, Bailey Walker (Caleb Weddle), Jolisa (Patrick) Gomez and Jonathan Walker (Sarah Hale); sister-in-law, , Donna Adams; 20 great-grandchildren, Carleigh Wilson, Chelsea and Clayton Weatherd, Emma, Carter, Walker and Julianne Mattson, Axton, Meleigha and Kimberlynn Henggeler, Macie Baumli, Keine and Wynston Vinzant, Daxston Abreu, Sean, Benton, Elliot, Emmit, Lincoln and Laynie Gomez and another one due August 2024 and several nieces, nephews and cousins.

Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Thursday, April 25, at Roberson Funeral Home, Stanberry, MO. Burial will follow in the High Ridge Cemetery, Stanberry, MO. The family will receive friends from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Stanberry Athletic Booster’s Benefiting Football, Wrestling and Baseball in care of Roberson Funeral Home, P.O. Box 153, Stanberry, MO 64489. Online condolences may be left at www.robersonfuneralhome.com.

old, Wryn took a downturn & started hemorrhaging from her tracheotomy; the doctors were able to turn her Code Blue into a stable situation after quick medical care & a change of vent settings. At this point, they advised Steven & Dantanya to remain close as Wryn s fight was an uphill battle. It was then discovered that Wryn had a Grade 3 brain bleed on one hemisphere & a Grade 2 on the other, which led to hydrocephalus (fluid on the brain). A shunt to drain the fluid was placed, but her stats continued to drop; it was then discovered she needed to be placed in isolation due to testing positive for meningitis. Another operation was performed to replace the infected shunt with an external drain & Wryn was placed on high-strength antibiotics. At two months of age, a crack which allowed additional bacteria to grow, was discovered in the drain & Wryn was urgently transferred to Children s Mercy for 6 additional surgeries; Wrue was not able to transferred & had to stay at Overland Park Regional Medical Center. Steven & Dantana drove to KC daily to visit both girls; Wryn in CM NICU & Wrue in OPRMH NICU. At 3 1/2 month of age, Wrue was able to come home & Wryn remained in CM until 5 1/2 months of age. In October 2023 a follow-up MRI of Wryn showed her 4th ventricle, which controls breathing, was not functioning properly & she had her 9th brain surgery. Upon discharge, Wryn began vomiting within hours & returned to CM only to find she had contracted Rhino/ Entero & Covid while in the hospital. Since that time, Wryn could not take a bottle by mouth, had an NG Tube for 5 months, & in March 2024 had a G-Tube placed directly into her stomach for feeding. Wryn has since been diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy & will be medically disabled for the rest of her life, but Steven & Dantana have been told that Wryn currently does not qualify for any disability benefits because Dantana still has an income.

During this process with the twins, Dantana has battled some of her own health issues. When the girls were not quite 5 months old, she had to have a partial Thyroidectomy as a result of several abnormal tests; biopsies revealed she had Papillary Thyroid Carcinoma. in August 0f 2023, she was instructed to cease breastfeeding, had a full Thyroidectomy, & underwent radiation treatments. She has been to the ER herself with severe pain on several occasions over the first 13 months since having the twins; her OB/GYN discovered the cerclage was still intact & needed to be removed as it was not done with the girls were delivered; she had kidney stones in her right ureter which had to be repaired & led to kidney damage/pain; & had subsequent surgeries to repair the ureter. Steven quit his job to provide necessary care for

HARRISON COUNTY

SENIOR CENTER MENUS

(milk & bread served each day)

Wed., May 1 - Mushroom beef meatballs, mashed potatoes, carrots, mandarin orange fluff.

Thurs., May 2 - Beef pepper steak, peppers & onions, yams, peaches.

Fri., May 3 - Fried chicken, au gratin potatoes, brussel sprouts, pears, biscuit.

Mon., May 6 - Baked fish, coleslaw, peas, applesauce.

Tues., May 7 - Baked ham, yams, winter blend, apricots.

Wed., May 8 - Birthday lunchMeatloaf, baby bakers, baked beans, strawberries, brownie.

Thurs., May 9 - Chicken pot pie, mixed veggies, 3 bean salad, pineapple with cottage cheese.

Fri., May 10 - Chicken strips, sweet potato fries, green beans, fruit cocktail.

Mon., May 13 - BBQ Pulled pork on bun, tater tots, corn, cherry crisp.

Tues., May 14 - Beef goulash, spinach, beets, tropical fruit.

Wed., May 15 - Baked potato bar with diced chicken or ham, cheese, lettuce salad, banana.

Thurs., May 16 - Chicken & noodles, mashed potatoes, green beans, fruit salad, hot roll.

Fri., May 17 - Fried chicken, broccoli with cheese, stewed tomatoes, applesauce.

Mon., May 20 - Biscuit, sausage gravy, hashbrown, egg, 3 bean salad, peaches.

Tues., May 21 - Egg or chicken salad sandwich, pea salad, tomato & onions, pears.

Wed., May 22 - Sloppy Joe on bun, cooked cabbage with cheese, baked beans, blueberries.

The Calvary Stanberry & Island City Christian Churches

(Genesis 1:1, In the beginning God created) The first five words of the Bible start as it should be ‘In the beginning’. When accepted as absolute truth these ‘5’ words will make the rest of the Bible, that is all 66 books, 783,137 words, 39,102 verses and 1,189 chapters acceptable as absolute truth. When we come to the Word of God with a sense of awe, believing every day by prayer and reading, we will grow ‘In the Grace and Knowledge of Jesus Christ as Lord’. Adding to our understanding we read: (Genesis 1:26, Then God said, “Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness) A conversation in Heaven before the creation of the world concerning those who would be given the privilege of caring for this perfect place. (Genesis 2:15, Then the Lord God took the man and put him in the garden of Eden to tend and keep it.) This account of creation from Chapter one is given in ‘6’ steps or literal days as evening and morning as God spoke and that which was not came into existence. There are those who refuse to accept God’s account as absolute truth; this should not be a surprise, (1 Cor 2:14, But the natural man does not receive the things of the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him; nor can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned.) There are those who would say that the Old Testament is for the past, full of fables and such things; but I know for a fact that the New Testament is concealed in the Old and the Old is revealed in the New. (John 1:1, In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with God. All things were made through Him, and without Him nothing was made that was made.) With the input from the New Testament God is filling in the blanks of who was involved with creation. (John 1:14, And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father, full  of grace and truth.) To clarify, (John 17:5, O Father, glorify Me together with Yourself, with the glory which I  had with You before the world was.)

Pastor Bill Bracken

Thank You

We don’t even know where to begin to say thank you. We have been on the receiving end of so much love and support during Jeff’s illness and following his death. I don’t believe Jeff had any idea how many lives he touched. Thank you so much for all the prayers, calls, texts, visits, food (and more food), flowers, gifts, memorials, etc. We have

Thurs., May 23 - Pork roast, mashed potatoes, cauliflower with cheese, apricots.

Fri., May 24 - Chicken strips, mixed veggies, beets, pineapple.

Mon., May 27 - CLOSED.

Tues., May 28 - Chicken Alfredo, street corn, broccoli salad, mandarin oranges, breadstick.

Wed., May 29 - Beef taco salad, lettuce, tomatoes, cauliflower salad, strawberries & bananas.

Thurs., May 30 - Hamburger on bun, potato salad, coleslaw, mixed berries.

Fri., May 31 - Fried chicken, hashbrown casserole, 3 bean salad, fruit salad.

gained a great appreciation and a whole lot of respect for the medical teams at Mosaic Life Care Albany, Mosaic Cancer Center and Mosaic Life Care St. Joseph, the GRRAD ambulance crew, and Roberson-Polley Funeral Chapel. Special thanks to Bro. Duane Williams and the Albany First Baptist Church for being beside us every step of the way. You all have helped us through a very difficult time. Last but certainly not least, thank you to our amazing family for always being there and stepping up wherever we needed you. The last 3 years have not been easy but we have powered through because of your love and encouragement and our faith in our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. God bless you all.

Always remember that you are loved.

The family of Jeff Conkle

Marla Conkle

Devon, Kayne & Alaina Ellis

Wendy, Steve & Kylee Preston

T. J. & Sydney Overmann

“The staff helped us so much by picking out the right product and guiding us in the right direction.”

I have known Cara from our previous home that we remodeled after my experience with her and Eckards, I knew I wanted to use her from the beginning when building our dream home. She gets my style and always makes sure we love what we are getting. We are thankful for her and Eckards in making this process less stressful!

We have known Eckard’s from our previous home that we remodeled. After our experience with Eckard’s, we knew we wanted to use them from the beginning when building our dream home. They get my style and always make sure we love what we are getting. We are thankful for Eckard’s in making this process less stressful!

– Christina and Trent Lett, Hopkins, Mo.

Remodeling or Building?

– Christina and Trent Lett, Hopkins

The sales team at Eckard’s in Stanberry, MO, has the ability and knowledge to help make your remodeling, building or redecorating project proceed smoothly. Call today and see how Eckard’s can make a difference with your home improvement projects.

In Jesus Love,

Albany High School

Baccalaureate Service

Wednesday, May 8, 2024

7:00 P.M. At The First Baptist Church 805 W. US Hwy 136 Albany, M0 64402

South Nodaway High School

Baccalaureate Service

Sunday, May 5, 2024

2:30 P.M.

At The First Christian Church 319 Morehouse Street Barnard, MO 64423

Harrison County Senior Center is taking bids for a suspended ceiling on the North side of our basement.

You can come to the center at 1316 S. 25th St., Bethany, Mo. anytime between the hours of 8:00 am to 2:00 pm Monday thru Friday to see what we would like done. BidS will Be aCCepted uNtil MoNday, May 6tH, 2024 By 2pM.

THE CITY OF RIDGEWAY, MO

is looking to hire a CITY MAINTENANCE WORKER.

Applications will be accepted until May 8th, 2024. Applications can be picked up at the Ridgeway City Hall 606 Main St. Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM. This position requires you to become licensed in Water Distribution and Wastewater Treatment. In addition, you must be able to read water meters, must be able to work independently and as part of a team, maintain roads including snow removal, maintain ditches and tubes, fix water leaks, work on sewer issues, work at the city lagoon, mow city lots, do general landscaping, attend monthly council meetings, maintain city equipment, respond to emergency calls after hours and on weekends, prepare reports, keep accurate records, operate heavy equipment, be able to lift heavy objects, be able to work outdoors in all weather conditions, and be willing to take on multiple other job duties.

Any questions please call 660-872-6414.

Stanberry High School Baccalaureate

Ravenwood High School

Service

Sunday, May 5, 2024

7:00 P.M.

Stanberry High School Gymnasium

610 N. Park St., Stanberry, MO 64489

Baccalaureate Service

Sunday, May 10, 2024

6:30 P.M.

At The United Methodist Church 211 East State Street Ravenwood, MO 64479

SEE NEXT WEEK’S NEW SHOPPER FOR AREA GRADUATION CEREMONIES & PICTURES

South Harrison High BaccalaureateSchoolService

Wednesday, May 8, 2024

7:00 P.M.

At The High School 3400 Bulldog Ave. Bethany, MO 64424

NOW HIRING - FULL TIME COOKS and SERVERS. Must be able to work any shift, as well as weekends.

Experience preferred, but willing to train the right person. Salary based on experience. Apply in person at McCorkle’s, 109 W. 3rd St., Cameron, MO 64429.

HELP WANTED - Looking for GOOD HELP with construction on my dream shop. Pays $12.50 per hour. Located 3 miles west of Gentry, MO. All summer job Call 402-720-3118.

King City High School Baccalaureate Service

Sunday, May 12, 2024

7:00 P.M. - First Christian Church 200 East Putnam, King City, MO

McCorkle’s

109 W. 3rd St., Cameron, MO 64429. is looking for a part-time bouncer/barback. Must be 21 or older, be fast on your feet, & able to lift at least 50 lbs. or more. Hours are 9:00 pm to 1:00 am every other Friday & Saturday. Get an application from bartender. WORK WANTED - New barbwire fence installed, fence rows cleaned, privacy fences, odd jobs, 660-224-9616.

We offer a starting Wage of $17.86 with Increases at 3 Months, 6 Months, 1 Year & 2 Years of service in addition to yearly across-the-board pay increases.

We are currently hiring for multiple positions including welding, electrical, and general assembly. Our positions have very flexible hours with our new schedule of four 10-hour days, Mon-Thurs, or three 12-hour days Friday- Sunday

If you are looking to join a stable and growing company, Johnson Controls, Inc. is the place for you. Johnson Controls, Inc. offers excellent benefits, (medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 401-k, health savings account and paid holidays). All interested candidates must apply online at www.johnsoncontrols.com.

Pattonsburg R-II School District is looking for a Secretary for PK-12

Pattonsburg R-II is accepting applications for the position of Secretary for the school district. Apply now to be a part of a great team! The ideal candidate will be experienced in handling a wide range of tasks such as answering the phone, putting daily attendance in the computer, talking to parents/community members, working with the department of education by inputting food service information and many other tasks. This person must be exceedingly well organized, flexible and enjoy the administrative challenges of supporting a small office of diverse people and programs. The ability to interact with staff and patrons in a fast-paced environment, sometimes under pressure, remaining flexible, proactive, resourceful and efficient while still being professional; must be able to assist in any area needed. A high level of professionalism and confidentiality is crucial to this role. Expert level written and verbal communication skills, strong decision making ability and attention to detail are equally important. This is a 164 day position with a comprehensive salary and benefits package, including retirement (vesting required).

To apply you can get an application on the Pattonsburg website or call Bill Pottorff at 660-367-2111 or email at bpottorff@pattonsburg.k12.mo.us for any questions.

FOR SALE - 2007 GOOSENECK CAMPER TRAILER, 1 slide, full kitchen & bathroom, $4000, 816-560-8377.

FOR SALE - Commercial grade electric DE-HORNER. Call 660-425-5765.

Saturday, May

11, 2024 • 10:00 AM

FOR SALE - 10 BLUE HEELER PUPS, 7 weeks old, will make good farm dogs, mom on site. 25957 W. 125th Ln., Martinsville, MO 64467. 12-2tc

Saturday, May 18th, 2024 • 9:00 am

Location: 6050 NE 272 Street • Lathrop MO 64465

COINS TO SELL AT 1:00 GUNS TO FOLLOW

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: visible glass gas pump stand, panel, & glass; lg collection of tobacco tins asst shapes, brands & sizes; wooden wagon wheels; galv. including sprinkler can, funnel, bushel basket, oil can, chicken waterer, waterer jug, & 2 gal oil can; crank oil pump; galv. wringer washer; galv. 1 gal ice cream freezer; galv. wash tub; 2 copper teapots; cast iron Dutch ovens & skillets; metal biscuit warmer; wooden chicken crate; cast iron school desk; cast iron shelf brackets; cast iron cornbread pans; Griswold 273 skillet; Wagner bread stick pan & cornbread pan; oval cast iron pot; lg cast iron pot (cracked); well buckets; metal pulley; several barn lanterns; RR lanterns w/ red globes; two #40 red lanterns w/ red globes marked Embury; barn lantern marked KC Missouri; pedal tractor; 2 little red wagons; green enamel gas cook stove; enamel chamber pot; 2 gal. enamel coffee pot; gal enamel coffee pot; Ward Way coffee grinder jar; cracker jar; 5 gal Western crock; #8 crock; #6 Illinois crock; #6 Western crock; #5 Western crock jug; Western crock jug; several butter churns (2 Red Top); wash boards; shoe lasts; 2 ice tongs; 3 buck saws; hand corn planter; corn dryers; several trunks & hump back trunks; antique scooter; wooden ladders; feed store dolly w/ cast wheels; pedal grinder w/ stone; hand grindstone w/ stand; lg asst of antique wooden handled shovels & spades; pair of Model A wooden wheels & tires; porch post; iron railing; well pump; asst. sizes iron wheels; 2 antique hay forks; single tree, yokes, collars & hames for horses; buggy parts; hay knives; alum child’s sled; antique Pachinko game; KC Patch wooden wagon toys; brass bladed fan; #4 Run Easy corn sheller; asst of old forge tools; 2 shovel horse drawn plow; wooden spool screen door; lattice work; wooden basket; cream cans; enamel ice box; wooden kegs; wooden child’s sled; military gas cans; cement yard art boy w/lantern been repaired; other yard art; canes & walking sticks; first aid kit marked Sirloin Stockade KCK needs repair; burr mill grinder; draw knife collection; broad ax; foot ax; Magill coin changer; small dressing bench; leather hope chest; antique sweeper; drop leaf tea cart; child’s glider; child’s rocking horse; 2 spool beds; Crystal Ice Cream display; wooden rocking baby bed; square display case marked St Louis MO (cracked glass); clock box; hard carved wooden door; glass towel racks; wash stand w/ mirror; brass light fixtures; jewelry box full of gold plated & costume jewelry.

SIGNS: approx. 3’x4’ 2-sided Shell oil; approx. 30”x30”

2 sided Guys Nuts & Chips; approx. 18”x60” Pepsi Cola; 5 plastic Schlitz Beer on Tap signs; Black Label beer sign; Hamm’s Beer serving tray; several tins w/ advertising

GUNS: NIB Marlin model 25 22 bolt action w/ scope; new Magtech 20 ga single model 151 mod. Barrel; rare Harrington & Richardson model 1908 single trap w/ Broadway rib made in 1930s; Win model 12 heavy duck 3”; win model 12 3” trap; SXS 16 ga French; Browning A5 lite 12; Ruger Mark III; Rem 700-300 H&H; Win 94 3030 NRA commemorative; Mauser 98 military; US Springfield carbine 50-70 Allenc Conversion marked 1866; Win model 69 22LR grooved receiver; Enfield 303 British sporterized; Mauser 98 7mm Rem mag scope; Win model 1400 12ga VR choke tubes; RC Western revolver 22 mag; Ruger Mark I 22LR made in 1952; Cabelas 44 revolver reproduction; Rem RM 380 380 cal; Winchester blue rock thrower; misc. ammo for listed guns

COINS: 1# pc silver; 4 silver half dollars; Troy oz silver dollars; 1 oz. 20 - silver dollars; coin with both sides tails half dollar; full book of 50 state quarters; book of 4 presidential coins; Japanese paper money; 10 Mercury dimes; 26 Ike dollars 1972 & 1971; 13 Indian head pennies; 4 sets of 1 cent pieces Lincoln lawyer, log splitter, childhood & president; 3cent piece; 1930 P penny; 10 early 1900 dimes; 1887 silver dollar New Orleans; 1922 silver dollar New Orleans; 1863 half dime; 1935 silver dollar; 1935 D blue paper dollar;1957 D blue paper dollar; 1908 V nickel; two 1964, one 1967, one 1968 Kennedy half dollars; buffalo nickels; 1944 silver quarter; 5 Service branch coin; Liberty coin set dollar & half dollar; 1976 proof set; 2000 mint set (quarter); sets of penny through half dollar 1974, 1977, 1978, 1979 1980; 2001 platinum quarter Denver; 2001 platinum quarter Philadelphia; 2000 platinum quarter mint set Philadelphia; 2000 platinum quarter mint set Denver; 1999 platinum quarter set; 2 1976 uncir mint sets; 1975 uncir mint set; 2 1974 uncir mint sets; 1917-1963 JFK 35th President coin

TOOLS & OUTDOOR: Dewalt 20v cordless drill w/ battery; transit legs; bicycle; 10” bale ax; full tackle box; fishing poles; water pipe for windmill to tank; jack stands; leg vise; RR jack; Breast Drill press; battery charger; Sinclair air framer; Craftsman shop vac; misc. hand tools;

Jason Gault