The New Shopper Issue 33, 2023

100 ACRES, 73.5a. tillable (currently in grass), 2 ponds, good fences, scattered timber, 170th Ave, Martinsville, MO, $620,000. John Graber, 816489-1583. DAVIDSON REAL ESTATE, 816-632-4400.

BUTCHER HOGS - 300 lb. live weight, dirt raised, no medication. Have locker dates in October at Brown’s Meats in Pattonsburg. CLAY SHISLER, 660-541-0598. 33-3tc

FOR SALE - FIREWOOD (Ash) trees down & limbed, you cut up, easy to get to, 660-254- 3562. 33-1tp

WANTED - SOMEONE to POWERWASH & PAINT 8 x 24 dock. No power. JOHN QUIGLEY, Albany, MO, 660726-3529.

NOTICE TO REGISTERED VOTERS OF GENTRY COUNTY

All active registered voters in Gentry County can expect to receive a new voter verification card in the mail within the  next few weeks.  We are conducting a Voter Registration Canvas of all registered voters within the county, prior to the  2024 August Primary Election.

Upon receipt of the new voter card, please verify your name and address. If both name and address are correct,  please keep the card. If the information on the card is no longer valid, please turn the card over, fill out the information  on the back side and return back to our office.

If you do NOT receive a new card within the next month, and feel that you are registered to vote, please contact the  office at 660-726-3525 ext. 4.

Shelia Clark, Gentry County Clerk.

GOINGWHAT’SHERE’S ON... ALBANY COMMUNITY CALENDAR

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Sept. 25 V/JV Softball vs. Putnam County at Unionville, 5:30 pm

Sept. 25 MS Softball at Pattonsburg, 5:30 pm

Sept. 26 FFA Fruit Sales End

Sept. 26 V/JV Softball, here vs. Gallatin, 5:30 pm

Sept. 26 Senior Night Softball

Sept. 26 MS Softball at Gallatin, 5:30 pm

Sept. 27 Homecoming Variety Show & Coronation, 6:00 pm HS/MS Stage

Sept. 28 V/JV Softball at Polo, 5:30 pm

Sept. 28 MS Softball, here vs. Stanberry,

Sept.

Sept.

is a boxer mix that is up to date on his vaccinations and will be neutered.

The Island City Christian & Calvary Stanberry Churches

(Jude 7, Sodom and Gomorrah, and the cities around them in a similar manner to these, having given themselves over to sexual immorality and gone after strange flesh, are set forth as an example, suffering the vengeance of eternal fire.) The Holy Bible is a book of instruction with clear examples set so that when judgement comes no one will be able to say they didn’t know. Consequence for tolerating and engaging in sin gives incentive for one to repent but there are those who question God’s judgement and embrace the current climate of the ‘Lukewarm church’. Many of the faithful and unfaithful will claim that their god is a god of love who would never judge and send anyone to eternal fire and damnation, yet here in the New Testament we are instructed to look at how God judges in times past as examples for those who fail to heed His righteous instruction. The word of God is quite clear concerning sexual purity and the conscious effort required to keep oneself pure. In another place the Apostle Paul encourages the faithful to be watchful in our actions, emotions, and thoughts that are evident with the attitude of complacency, thus, eternal consequence. (1Cor 10:6-10, Now these things became our examples, to the intent that we should not lust after evil things as they also lusted. And do not become idolaters as were some of them. As it is written, “The people sat down to eat and drink, and rose up to play.” Nor let us commit sexual immorality, as some of them did, and in one day twenty-three thousand fell; nor let us tempt Christ, as some of them also tempted, and were destroyed by serpents; nor complain, as some of them also complained, and were destroyed by the destroyer. Now all these things happened to them as examples, and they were written for our admonition, upon whom the ends of the ages have come.) Consequence for choices made are a part of life that modern psychology is blotting out from the mindset of society. God’s word is enduring and eternal with instruction for righteousness. If you find yourself being tempted in deeds of unrighteousness, be aware as judgement will befall one day as everyone will give an account before Jesus Christ. Kneel before Jesus in repentance and receive forgiveness.

THE LORD’S WAREHOUSE WILL BE OPEN THE FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH BEGINNING OCTOBER 7, 2023 FROM 9:00 AM TO 12:00 NOON - ALL ARE WELCOME!

WE HAVE: Lots of Back to School Clothes!

NOW THROUGH THE END OF SEPTEMBER WE HAVE BRAND NEW HALLOWEEN COSTUMES AND DECORATIONS. COME AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER!

Thank You... for all the donations and help through the years! WE’RE LOCATED 1 MILE EAST OF ALBANY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF HIGHWAY 136 - JUST WEST OF THE GOLF COURSE.

RIDER $75 Rider is Lab/Boxer mix that is 5 years old that weighs 75 pounds. He is dog friendly and loves people. Rider is up to date on his vaccinations and will be neutered in the next few weeks.

HORSE BACK POKER RUN

Saturday, September 30

Registration 2 p.m.; Run 3 p.m. Sheridan Old School House $20 per hand

FISH FRY - 6-8 pm

(Public Invited)

ADULTS $10 - 6-10 YRS. $5

5 & UNDER FREE

SHERIDAN COMMUNITY HALL

Sponsored by Sheridan CBC

For more info: Mary Jo Riley, 660-562-9797

LIFE CHAIN is a peaceful and prayerful public witness of pro-life Americans standing for one hour praying for our nation and for an end to abortion. It is a visual statement of solidarity by the Christian community that abortion kills children and that the Church supports the sanctity of human life from the moment of conception.

Football

September 15th vs Worth County

Tyler New of Worth County - 10-11 passing for 203 yards, 5 TD, rushed for 104 yards off 11 carries for 2 TD, and returned 4 punts for 74 yards and a TD Softball

September 14th vs Princeton

Addisyn Crawford of Albany - W, 7IP, 0R , 4H, 9K

September 18th vs Mercer

Makenna Moffat of Albany - 2-3, 2B, 3B, 2RBI

September 19th vs North Harrison

Addisyn Crawford of Albany - W, 7IP, 0ER, 8K; 2-3. 2 2B, RBI

Golf

September 18th - Albany Girls Best Shot Tourn. Brook & Hayleigh Wink of Albany - Combined 97, Top 10 finish

Pastor Bill Bracken InJesus,

ABSOLUTE GENTRY COUNTY, MISSOURI ESTATE LAND AUCTION

Selling in 6 Tracts totaling 298 Acres ±, Highly Productive Farmland and Pasture

Thursday, October 12, 2023 at 10:10 am

Property Located In and Around Albany, Missouri

Auction Location: Hundley-Whaley Learning Discovery Center (Univ. of Mo. Extension Bldg.)1109 S. Birch St., Albany, MO

5th Annual Open House

Tract 1 - 24 Acres ±

Location: Approximately 4 mi. east of Albany, Mo. bordering US 136 & Route F on west side. Featuring 24 acres +/- highly productive Grand River bottom land with 18.04 tillable acres according to USDA Farm Service Agency. Farm is in corn production at present.

Taxes: $148.95

Note: Tracts 2, 3, and 4 have grazing lease until March 1, 2024.

Tract 2 - 39 Acres ±

Location: Approximately 1-1/2 mi. north of

Tract 1 on Route F on east side of road.

Featuring 39 acres +/- gently rolling pasture land 31.21 acres tillable according to USDA Farm Service Agency. One pond for livestock watering, some timber for hunting, and good to average cattle-tight fences. Property has access to rural water; one well on property. Excellent location for homesite with longrange country views. Amenities: 40’x30’ Machine shed currently used for machinery and hay storage. Taxes: $118.84

Tract 3 - 39 Acres ±

Location: Directly west of Tract 2.

Featuring 39 acres +/- with 32.3 tillable acres according to USDA Farm Service Agency. Property is all in pasture grass with good fences, some open timber, and two ponds for livestock watering. Property has access to rural water. Excellent home site location if desired. Taxes: $175.98

Terms: 10% down

Tract 4 - 95 Acres ±

Location: Approximately 3/4 mi. North of Tracts 2 and 3 on Route F.

Featuring 96 acres +/- with approximately 83.84 tillable acres. At present, farm is in pasture grass for livestock grazing and hay production. Farm has two ponds with tubes, some open timber with walnut trees, and good to excellent fences. Excellent homesite location. Taxes: $153.84

Tract 5 - 41 Acres ±

Location: From Albany approx. 1 mi. South on St Hwy 85 to St Hwy P, East 3.5 mi. to 590th St, North on gravel approx. 1/2 mi. to 355th St.

Farm is 3/4 mi. East of curve on South side.

Featuring 41 acres +/- with 37.31 acres tillable. Farm is in pasture grass for livestock grazing. Two ponds for livestock watering, one with tube, and good to excellent fences, 1 older livestock working facility with pipe gate corral system and water fountain for livestock. Also features 40’x50’ machine shed; dirt floor plumbed with electricity for machinery storage. Property has access to rural water and well.

Taxes: $175.98

Tract 6 - 59 Acres ±

Location: Directly east of Tract 5.

Featuring 59 acres +/- with 43.37 tillable acres according to FSA. Farm is in pasture mix grasses for livestock grazing. Two ponds for livestock watering, some open timber for livestock shelter and hunting, and good to average fences. Property has access to rural water.

Coburn Family Estate & Barbara Coburn, Owners

Hosted

• Carnival type games • Cookie decorating

• Bobbing for apples• Hay ride

• Live animals: Donkeys and Horses

• Free popcorn provided by MU Extension This is a Free event!

There is no way to express the thankfulness in our hearts for all that was done for us during the short illness and passing of our dad Paul Dean. God blessed us with the kindest and most caring nursing staff as they watched over and soothed our dad. Dr. Brantly and Dr. Dias were there to lead us on the journey with sound medical treatment and advice. A difficult path was made bearable. Thank you, Ginger, for your support in navigating the unknowns.

Andy was there to help plan for our “until we meet again” service. He was so kind and willing to listen to our final requests for dad. We are so grateful that he was there throughout the public coming to pay their respects at the church. It was humbling to watch the people file in the doors to let us know how our dad had touched their lives. Most of the stories were unknown to us because he was never one to boast about deeds done.

Thank you to the Christian Church as they welcomed the service into the sanctuary. Roger “Slick” Rice and Pastor Laverne Smithson paid a loving tribute to dad that offered sincere condolences. Bryan and Megan were so good to get the music together for the service. To those who gave of their time to serve as pallbearers and honorary pallbearers we say, “May God bless you for the part you played in Dadʼs life.” The women of the church served us a delicious, bountiful meal with a happy heart and a joyful smile. Thank you seems such a trite thing to say, but we truly consider it one of the ways God blessed us.

2 Timothy 4:7-8 NIV

I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.

Now there is in store for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will award to me on that day— and not only to me, but also to all who have longed for his appearing.

Rest in peace and love, Dad!

Mike and Paula Sager, Emily, Carrie, Stuart and families

Kevin and Susan Shisler, Vince, Abby, Steve and families Bruce and Becky Shisler, Clay, Megan and families

ence and Nutrition from Central Missouri State University in 1992. He was joined in marriage on January 10, 2014, to Denise Blake.

Nathan was passionate about cooking and spent most of his career in restaurant management and loved teaching others about the art of cooking. He was known as an outdoor enthusiast with time devoted to fishing, hunting, camping, scuba diving, and gardening.

Nathan will be greatly missed by all who knew him. Nathan is preceded in death by his grandparents, General and Lena Randall and Albert and Dorothy Fischer and several aunts and uncles.

He is survived by his wife of nine years, Denise Fischer; parents, Noel and Karen Fischer of King City, Missouri; sister, Nicole (Ryan) Toben, nephews and niece Aaron, Zachary and Kayla, of Wildwood, Missouri, stepson, Joshua (Kayla) Kump of McHenry, Illinois; stepdaughter, Shannon (Nathan) Beasley of Lenexa, Kansas; four grandchildren: Sophia, Bri, Scarlett; and Trace and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. A Celebration of Life was held on Tuesday, September 26, 2023, at The Hammer Memorial United Methodist Church in King City, Missouri, with Pastor Clint Lambeth officiating. Another Celebration of Life will be planned for a later time in Branson, Missouri. Arrangements and cremation are under the direction of Cremations of the Ozarks. To leave an online condolence or a memory, please visit... www.cremationsoftheozarks.com

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be sent to Nicole Toben, 2212 Dartmouth Place Dr., Wildwood, MO 63011. A donation will be made to a charity in Nathan’s name.

Mary-Brooke’s Ice Cream Shop

219 West Clay St., Albany, MO 64402

On the Northwest corner of the square in the old Auto Value building.

20 FLAVORS OF ICE CREAM!!! SANDWICHES

Homecoming Event Schedule...

COMMUNITY DUMPSTER DAY

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2023

8:00 AM – 12:00

NOON

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, September 30. It will open at 8 am and will remain until 12 pm 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.

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

Johnson Controls Inc. in Albany, MO is now hiring!

Come join us at Johnson Control, now offering a NEW starting Wage of $17.36 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. Go to careers then search Albany Missouri and click on Production. No applications are taken at the plant. On-site, walk-in interviews will be held Johnson Controls is an EEO/AA employer.

Public Auction

Saturday, September 30, 2023 • 9:00 am

Antique And ColleCtibles: Mission oak library table; curio cabinet; pencil iron bed; Walnut whatnot shelf; Steel wheeled wheel barrow; barn boards; wood handled galv. tub; Tonka toys; old bird cages; weather vane; milk can; metal yard gate; kids school chairs; wood carpenters box; oak wash stand; RRP pottery; spongeware bowls; Friendship Corningware casserole dishes; Fireking mixing pitcher; Cast nutcracker; at least 15 quilts, hand and machine quilted; Buick Wildcat hubcap clock; Oak office chair; Walnut corner shelf; finger lamp; large Angel collection; very large owl collection; owl pictures; owl cookie jar; primitive shelf; cookbooks; platform rocker; HouseHold – MisC.:

Whirlpool elec. stove/oven; Norge refrigerator; Small chest freezer; Kitchen Aid washer and elec. dryer; Hamilton Beach microwave; kitchen table and 4 chairs; 2 Chest of drawers; divan; 3-piece bedroom set; 3 pc. bedroom set with elec. lift mattress; pine dresser; Elec. hospital bed; Janome Sewing Machine Mod DC3018 Décor Computer with nice sewing table; nice large fabric table; Electric Fireplace; Shark vacuum; wrought iron patio set; CharBroil grill; fish tank; Garden hose and reel; trash cans; fountain pools for lawn landscaping; A frame chicken house; Shepards hook; lawn dump trailer; picnic table and benches; metal table; Basketball goal; yard windmill; misc. lumber including barn boards; cooler on wheels; 2 kids bicycles; rods and reels; step stool; wall hangings; pictures; folding chairs; silverware; kitchen utensils; toaster; pots & pans; mixing bowls; cleaning supplies; towels; bookshelf; yard art/frogs; costume jewelry; small Sanyo TV; plastic organizer; thread; material; bed linens; storage trunk; floor lamp; misc. chairs; ceramic lawn art; coat rack; wheel chair; Kirby vacuum with attachments and shampooer; entertainment center; misc. books; radiant heater; Edenpure heater; Christmas decorations; fan on stand; several jigsaw puzzles; metal footlockers; bookshelf; walker; handicap items; dolls; stuffed animals; aquarium; 2 drawer file cabinet; wood glider bench; misc. lawn ornaments some concrete; pet carriers;

tools - Mowers:

Husqvarna Mod YTH180 riding mower, 46” cut with Kohler engine; Murray push mower; 2/40amp battery charger; creeper; 6’ step ladder; router; saws; drill bits; elec. pressure washer; reciprocating saw; B&D battery kit set; Milwaukee jig saw; tool boxes; battery drill; drills; sand ers; B&D router; Makita right angle grinder; soldering iron; hand tools; 5 gal grease pump; come along winch; hedge trimmer; B&D belt sander; 5 gal shop vac; crow bars; traps; bench grinder; Duracraft bench drill press; socket sets; small Parker vise; nice midsized air compressor; gas cans; Stihl string trimmer; handyman jack; double bit axe; 4’ level; Protech chop saw with stand; ext. cords; Rockwell 10’ table saw; Dremel scroll saw; Dremel belt sander;

StanbeRRy CoMMunity buiLDing, 105 n. LoCuSt St, StanbeRRy Mo

WE WILL BE SELLING:

80+ GunS, AMMo, 20+ SiLVeR DoLLARS, oTHeR coinS, WincHeSTeR iTeMS, 50+ PockeT kniVeS, coLLecTiBLe SiGnS, keen kuTTeR BuTcHeR kniVeS, keen kuTTeR ScHooL SciSSoRS, 1840S PoWDeR fLASk

TO ATTEND!

Winchester model 94 32-40 mgf 1902

Winchester model 25-20 2520; Marlin 22LR

Savage Springfield model 187 22LR w/ scope

Ruger model 10-22 22LR

Savage over/under 22LR/410

Ruger Win M77 243 w/ Petfield 2x7 scope

Remington 308 win 750 carbine

Richardson 308 Win single shot breakover w/ scope

Remington 308 Win model 788 w/ Redhead 3x9x40 scope

Diamond Back DP15 multi caliber w/ carrying case

Mossberg 20ga 28 accu-choke

Mossberg 12ga short barrel & long barrel

Heritage Rough Rider 22/22 mag

S&W 38 Special

Ruger SP101 357 Magnum

Taurus Millennium 9mm PT11-Pro

Smith model 59 9mm dbl action

Browning Buck Mark 22LR

Bersa model Lusber 844

760 Pumpmaster pellet/BB

Winchester M70 7mm mag w/ scope

Savage M110 308 custom barrel w/ Leupold scope

Mauser auction 22-250 custom barrel Timney trigger w/

Weaver target scope

Remington 700 action 257 Ackley improved

Weaver V9 scope custom barrel

FOR SALE - 2015 CHEVY IMPALA 4 door, high miles but everything works as it should, $2500, 660-5281987. 33-4tc

FOR SALE - Parker 4000 GRAVITY WAGON, 16.5 L - 16.1 tires, large unload chute, $2500, 641-3447323. 33-2tp

OSBORN LIVESTOCK AUCTION

Located 7 miles West of Cameron on HWY. 36, OSBORN, MO

Barn Phone: 816-675-2424

Transportation and order buying available • Bonded • Insured

SALE EVERY FRIDAY!

MARKET REPORT: May 18 Sale Top Butcher Cow - $0.68 Top Bull - $0.81 246 Butcher Cows Sold.

Buying Butcher Cows & Horses Daily We

RECEIVING HOURS: Daily until sale time.

Danny 816-675-2424 or 816-695-0504

Randy Vanderkooi, Fieldman 816-632-0694

Ivan Kanak, Fieldman 816-724-1043

Jayme Walker 816-665-4277

Springfield 257 Roberts Douglas barrel

1917 uS custom action 375 H&H Hart barrel Timney trigger

Weaver 1.5-4.5 scope

Weatherby Mark 5 7mm WM

niB Weatherby Vanguard 257 Web Mag

fn Belgium Action 25-06 26” custom barrel w/scope enfield 303 British

Mosin nagant 7.62x54R w/ scope

Mosin nagant 7.62x54R

Mas French 98 Mauser 308

arctine Mauser

Mauser Sporterized

Winchester M25 12 ga mod 12 non Take Down

Lc Smith 16ga double field grade

Winchester Super X1 12ga

Richland model 757 12ga 3” over/under single trigger

Weatherby orion 12 ga over/under w/ choke tubes

ithaca model 37 deluxe ic 20 ga solid rib 1955

Winchester model 12 20ga mod deluxe vent rib

Winchester model 12 12ga nickel steel full 1927

Very nice Remington model 31 20 ga mod

Ruger mini 14 223

niB Ruger P95Dc 9mm 2 mags

Star fire Star 45 AcP

new Rock island model 200 38 Spec

niB Sig Sauer P320 9mm w/ 2 mags

Taurus PT709 9mm

colt Walker reproduction 44

Winchester M 12 12ga mod 1947

Winchester model 12 16ga

Winchester model 12 12ga

Stevens crackshot 22

Winchester model 1400 w/ chokes 12ga

Remington 7400 270; S&W Chief Special 38

Winchester model 12 heavy duck gun

Savage model 24 410/22

nib matching pair Leadership

commemorative 1866-1966 30-30 carbine & rifle

Remington model 12a 22 pump

Stevens 25 Favorite single

Remington model 12 22 pump

Rossi W w/ 243, 20ga & 22LR barrels

Winchester model 37 Red Letter 12ga

Stevens model 77a 12 ga

Rare Mossberg model 2000 12ga

Ruger LcP 380 w/ 7 boxes of steel ammo;

ithaca model 37 12ga

Remington model 16 22 cal

Hopkins & Allen under hammer 45 cal BP

Remington model 512 22 cal

Stevens single shot 22 cal falling block

Marlin 12ga pump outside hammer fire Storm 45 AcP semiin box

taurus 7 shot rev stainless

taurus model 94 22 LR 9 shot

Browning hipower 9mm

taurus model 608 357 cal 8 shot red dot

J Stevens target rifle 25 cal

Remington model 760 30-06 cal w/ Leupold scope

Winchester model 490 22 cal semi

Stevens model 320 12ga

Remington model 700 308 cal bull barrel

Magnum Research model SSP-91 44 cal

Remington model 241 22 cal semi

Winchester model 63 22 cal semi

Mauser model 98 270 cal Sporterized w/ Burris scope

Mossberg Patriot 308 cal

Stevens model 67 12ga

Winchester model 94 32 cal

Remington model 700 ADL 25-06 w/ scope

Mossberg model 151 22 cal manlicker stock

Remington model 870 mag 20ga express Sears model 3t 22 cal semi

niB Winchester Super X pump 5XP pump

Remington model 870 express mag 12ga w/ scope

Marlin model 37 22 cal pump new Palmetto Arms AR-15

Lc Smith double hammerless modern steel 12ga

Winchester model 63 22 Super X w/ scope

Winchester model 74 22 cal new Ruger 10-22

Marlin 94 carbine 32-20

AMMO:

38 Special; 357; 9mm; 380; 32; 22; 223; 243; 308; 410; 20 ga; 12 ga; Winchester Super X 410; Peters Victor 16ga paper cartridges; Western Xpert 16ga paper cartridges; Stevens 25 cal short; other various ammmo

SPECIAL

tiller

• 6.5 hP roto tiller

• Fimco 11 Gal. sprayer on wheels

gunS

• winchester model 94 ae 30-30 lever action

• w/ 3-9-32 scope

• Rueger 7.62 Rifle Automatic w/ Sling

• remington model 522 viper - 22 cal

• henry 22 mag - lever action

• winchester Defender 12 Ga. Pump

• savage 300 - model 99 lever action w/ weaver scope

• savage model 110 - 270 cal. w/ scope

• savage model 220 l - 16 Gauge

• rossi ss 410

• Springfield Arms Double Barrel 20 Gauge - 1915 Pat. Date

• henry arms Double Barrel shotgun

• ss Kresge 20 Gauge

• noble model 60 - 12 Ga.

• 22 cal. Pistol

• red ryder BB Gun - new in Box

• some repair & Parts weapons

• various Gun repair tools -- ammo

• variety - shoulder holsterleather scabbard

• Fishing rods

• Special intereSt

• set of texas longhorns - app. 70"

• alcatraz Prison san Francisco #11 steel & Brass Padlock w/ Key

• Us marshal Badge

• wall Decor - antlers & hooves

w/ Toy Rifle

• very ornate ceremonial eel skin sword w/ scabbard

• Brass Boy scout Bugle

• hand corn sheller -- one horse Drill

• Unusual

• sun Dial -- cast iron Fish Fryer

• singer treddle sewing machine

• Five rolls of chain link Fence

• roll of woven wire terms: cash or valid check. not responsible for accidents, thefts or errors in advertising. announcements made at auction take Precedence over all advertising. mrS. calVin (carol)

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pickett auction SerVice, inc.

Eddie Pickett (816) 632-0700 • Trent Mumm (660) 238-3960

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