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DITCH RIDER POSITION: SEASONAL POSITION lasting late Apr-Sept. Knowledge of irrigation, methods of water delivery, basic computer & math skills a plus. Positions requires taking scheduled water orders and manual labor. Personal transportation required and should include an ATV. Monthly salary DOE plus mileage. Send inquiries to: Colorado Colony Ditch, P.O. Box 413, Big Horn, WY 82833

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DERMATOLOGY IS HIRING! This is a very busy medical office seeking a motivated self-starter with a great work ethic, positive personality and excellent customer service skills. You should be able to multitask and prioritize and enjoy being busy. At least one year of medical office experience is preferred and knowledge of electronic medical records a huge plus. Comfort with computers is a must. Pay DOE, FT, full benefits. Don’t miss the chance to join our amazing team! Email resume to robbinsdermatology@gmail.com or mail/drop off to 206 N Brooks St, Sheridan, WY 82801.

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NORTHEASTERN SCOTTISH RITE SPEECH & LANGUAGE CLINIC is seeking an SLP with valid Wyo license for a 1099 position as the director/technician. CCC preferred but not necessary. Ability to work independantly a must. Hourly pay DOE. Contact Handy. 307-751-0853.

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Spicy chicken fires up dinner time

Chicken is a versatile protein that can take center stage on any table. There are scores of ways to prepare chicken, and this recipe for “Pollo Harissa” is seasoned with a fiery, spicy mix that is truly aromatic. Enjoy it, courtesy of “España: Exploring the Flavors of Spain” (Gibbs Smith) by James Campbell Caruso.

Pollo Harissa

(Roasted Harissa Chicken with Couscous)

Serves 4

1 whole roasting chicken, rinsed

1 lemon, cut into 4 pieces

6 cloves garlic

Harissa (see below)

Salt

2 cups couscous

3 cups chicken stock

Heat the oven to 375 F. Fill

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chicken cavity with lemon pieces and garlic. Rub the chicken generously with harissa. Sprinkle with salt. Put the couscous and chicken stock in an oven-safe baking dish. Place the dressed chicken on top. Bake covered for 45 minutes. Remove the cover and bake for another 15 minutes, until chicken is cooked through. Serve with a tossed mix of cucumber, cilantro, lemon juice, and oil.

Harissa

1 tablespoon coriander seed

1 tablespoon caraway seed

1 teaspoon cumin seed

4 large cloves garlic, unpeeled

4 large red bell peppers

1⁄2 cup extra virgin olive oil

1 tablespoon sugar

2 tablespoons crushed New Mexico red chiles

Salt and pepper to taste

Stir coriander, caraway and cumin in a small skillet over

medium-high heat until aromatic, about 30 seconds. Transfer to a food processor. Cook garlic in the same skillet, covered, over medium-low heat until tender, about 10 minutes, turning occasionally. Let garlic cool, then peel it and add to processor. Char bell peppers over a gas flame or in a broiler until blackened on all sides. Enclose in a paper bag; let stand 10 minutes. Peel, seed, and coarsely chop peppers. Add peppers, oil, sugar, and crushed red pepper to processor. Puree. Season with salt and pepper.

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Dip your spoon into a creamy mushroom meal

Soup can be a delicious meal for lunch or dinner or even make for a comforting snack. The versatility of soup undoubtedly contributes to its appeal. Just about any ingredient can go into a soup to yield the ideal result.

The benefits of soup do not end with flavor alone. A bowl of soup can be filling, helping to corral hunger and reduce overeating. Plenty of studies also link soup to increased wellness and recovery from respiratory illnesses. Soup also is a perfect comfort food on a cold day. It warms from the inside out, helping to chase away chills from damp or frosty conditions.

Mushrooms can be the star of soups, adding earthy notes to the broth. Enjoy this creamy recipe for “Easy Mushroom Soup” courtesy of the Mushroom Council.

Easy Mushroom Soup

Yield: 3-4

3 tablespoons butter or margarine

2 garlic cloves, minced 1 shallot, finely chopped 4 ounces crimini mushrooms, chopped 4 ounces white button mushrooms, chopped 2 tablespoons all-purpose

flour

3 cups chicken stock

1⁄4 teaspoon fine sea salt, or to taste

1⁄4 teaspoon ground black pepper, or to taste

Sliced sautéed mushrooms for garnish, optional

Chopped parsley for garnish,

optional

1. Melt 2 tablespoons butter in a large pot such as a Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add the garlic and shallot, cook for 1 minute, until they begin to soften. Add the mushrooms and cook for about 3 minutes, until tender

and browned. Transfer all the contents of the pot to a bowl.

2. Add the remaining 1 tablespoon of butter to the pot. Once melted, sprinkle in the flour and whisk it quickly into a paste. Reduce the heat to medium. Add the stock a little at a time, whisking out

the clumps between each addition.

3. Increase the heat back to medium-high and allow the soup to simmer well for 3 minutes. Add the mushrooms back to the pot and continue

to cook for 2 minutes more. The stock will thicken slightly to be somewhat creamy.

4. Let cook for 3 to 4 minutes, then ladle into bowls. Garnish with mushrooms and parsley, if desired. Serving

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I believe in the future of agriculture, with a faith born not of words but of deeds – achievements won by the present and past generations of agriculturists; in the promise of better days through better ways, even as the better things we now enjoy have come to us from the struggles of former years.

I believe that to live and work on a good farm, or to be engaged in other agricultural pursuits, is pleasant as well as challenging; for I know the joys and discomforts of agricultural life and hold an inborn fondness for those associations which, even in hours of discouragement, I cannot deny.

I believe in leadership from ourselves and respect from others. I believe in my own ability to work efficiently and think clearly, with such knowledge and skill as I can secure, and in the ability of progressive agriculturists to serve our own and the public interest in producing and marketing the product of our toil.

I believe in less dependence on begging and more power in bargaining; in the life abundant and enough honest wealth to help make it so–for others as well as myself; in less need for charity and more of it when needed; in being happy myself and playing square with those whose happiness depends upon me.

I believe that American agriculture can and will hold true to the best traditions of our national life and that I can exert an influence in my home and community which will stand solid for my part in that inspiring task.

The creed was written by E.M. Tiffany and adopted at the Third National FFA Convention. It was revised at the 38th and 63rd Conventions.

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October - November

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● Wrote thank you notes to the Veterans Home in Buffalo

December

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● Wrote Christmas cards to the nursing

AG Teacher Burnout By Autumn Paustian Sheridan John B. Kendrick FFA District Speech 2023

Take a second and think of one individual that has had an impact on your life. For some of us, it might have been a coach, maybe a teacher, or a supervisor. For me it’s my ag teachers, and I am not alone in this feeling. Many people that have been involved in FFA or taken agriculture classes contribute their success in life to their ag teachers. Now, fellow FFA members, imagine that you just got the news that your ag teacher, your number one supporter and mentor, was quitting their job. The person who has led your FFA chapter for years has decided to leave the profession. This would be heartbreaking, right? This is an all-too common trend facing agricultural education. In order to better understand and combat this issue, it is necessary to find out what causes ag teachers to leave the profession, and how we can address the mass exodus from the profession. Unfortunately, in this past year my chapter had one of our advisors leave her job, and though she left mainly for the sake of her family, burnout had a big part in her decision. According to World Psychiatry, Burnout is “...a psychological syndrome emerging as a prolonged response to chronic interpersonal stressors on the job,”. Burnouts are typically found in professions that have a substantial amount of stress, like the medical field, law enforcement, or any jobs involving children. This poses the question, “What is causing this much stress for ag teachers?” I am sure all the ag teachers in the audience could name 50 reasons off the top of their heads. Some of the main stressors revolve around their overly demanding school responsibilities in addition to rigorous FFA schedules. First of all, ag ed cators tend to have very complex schedules that can easily wear them out. Planning and creating lesson plans for one class is already hard enough, but ag teachers are doing that for up to 7 different subjects a day. They are responsible for teaching classes that range from veterinary sciences to mechanics to welding, and the list goes on. For example, one of our advisors has 5 different classes with different curriculums throughout the day. Along these lines, I conducted a survey for current Wyoming ag teachers to better understand their experience levels, the number of hours they put in, and the amount of support they receive. In this survey, 48.9% of responders said that they put in 10 hours over their contracted hours every week, and 19.1% said they put in over 20 additional hours. Ag teachers do not just work from the first school bell to the next, but they put in hours before and after school that oftentimes they do not get paid for. Advisors choose to spend time developing and coaching teams in order to better prepare their students for competitions. Not only that, but they actually have to take them to competitions all over the state! And, depending on how long of a drive and the weather conditions, they might just end up having to spend the whole weekend with their students. This does not stop after just a few months of the CDE/LDE season. They have county and state fair, national convention, and their own chapter they need to organize and run. The AET has done the math, and found that advisors have led FFA members through 9.9 million experiential learning hours inside and out of the classroom just since July first. That figure is both astounding and impressive. All of those hours turn into experience that can be used to get ahead in their future careers. While all of this extra time makes teachers’ lives difficult, it is also what makes them so important to students. Students’ connection with ag teachers are not like any other. In my chapter, an overwhelming majority of students consider our advisors to be more like family rather than just a teacher. Something that I personally noticed is that no matter what kind of day I am having, my ag teacher is going to be the first to hear about it. With bonds like these, it is easy to understand how essential our ag teachers are to us. By the same token, our teachers often make their work with us the priority in their lives, leaving little to no time for their families, friends, personal hobbies and enjoyment. There is no absolute solution that will fit for every ag teacher in America, but there are some solutions that can help lighten the load and make the job more balanced for teachers.Number one: We can raise pay. Although the majority of ag teachers don’t join the profession because of the pay, it can be a significant reason why they leave. The average Agriculture Teacher salary in Wyoming is about $40,000 as of October of 2022. With ag teachers being so knowledgeable in so many different topics, they can apply their skills to many more high paying jobs. For example, one could choose to be an iron and steel worker, where the pay has the potential to double their income. This should say something about how little our ag teachers are getting back. Number two: we need more community support. Teachers often have a hard time asking for help, especially when they first join the workforce. According to The AET, “36.8% of ag teachers are ages 18-30”. Younger teachers are spending so much of their own time outside of their classes to help with practices and events. That is where alumni and other members of the community can help. Knowledgeable and experienced past members, family, or community connections can be a valuable asset to coaching CDE teams, while an alumni can help set up for fundraisers and events. Number three: A lot of the time ag teachers are not recognized in their community. They are working year round and non stop, yet they don’t get the recognition they deserve. Having recognition can let people know that they are appreciated and needed, and can make their exhausting jobs worth it. Even the smallest amount of recognition can go a long way. Now, as we leave here today, I hope that we can agree on at least two things: our ag teachers are too important to lose, and that we need to work on solutions as students and members of our community if we want to keep them around. Ag programs such as FFA are the learning ground for those who will ultimately lead the agricultural industry into the next decade and the one after that. The people who challenge, grow and encourage the next generations of agriculture professionals are those who teach them–day in and day out, year after year. So let’s do our best to preserve the vital role these individuals play in our society.

home in Buffalo

● Christmas Mall Shop

○ Community donated items that the elementary school students could “buy” for their families. FFA members helped them pick out gifts and wrap them. We held this in the Ag shop.

February

● National FFA Week (18th25)

○ Spirit days

■ “Dress like a farmer and bring your stuffed animal” on Monday

■ “Dress like a rodeo competitor/rodeo clown” on Tuesday

■ “Wear your FFA official dress or an Ag themed shirt” on Wednesday

○ Events

■ Monday - Ag literacy presentations for the elementary classes.

■ Tuesday - Staff appreciation breakfast and FFA knowledge quiz for the staff. Winner receives a teacher supply/self care gift basket.

■ Wednesday - Donut Day (made fresh by FFA members) and Chapter speech contest (Creed, Prepared speech, Extemporaneous)

○ All week

■ Random Ag fact during morning announcements

■ Ag themed games during lunch

● Roping dummy contest, Ag jeopardy, etc.

March and April

● Practice for our Career and Leadership Development Events

○ We have a Ag mechanics, Ag sales, Livestock judging, Horse judging and Farm business management team

● Attend CDE/LDE practice contests throughout the state

● Wyoming FFA State Convention April 19th-22

○ Compete for a chance to win state and go to nationals

May

● Annual Clear Creek FFA Awards Banquet

● Highway cleanup Fundraisers

● Sold 300+ boxes of fruit this Fall

● Have not come up with a Spring fundraiser but have considered a Chili feed/bingo night, labor auction, welding project auction, beef or pork raffle, etc.

10 Things FFA Does

By Zoe VanWinkle

John B Kendrick Treasurer

1. Promotes leadership through events like speaking, and officer opportunities.

2. Builds teamwork abilities as members often are a part of a Career Development Event or committee.

3. Builds social skills throughout the state. Many events ask students to network with other students and industry professionals.

4. FFA members complete many hours of community service to make their communities a better place to live.

5. Builds character as students are usually asked to be comfortable being uncomfortable and challenging themselves to be better.

6. Promotes agriculture through advocacy and doing the best for the agricultural community.

7. Students asked to work on teams often have to work through conflict resolution.

8. Prepares students for real world experiences through competition in Career Development Events and Leadership Development Events.

9. Gives students confidence to make decisions and network with others from different backgrounds.

10. Members often are asked to speak in front of crowds conquering the world’s number one fear.

From left to right: Back row: Ian Andreen (Sentinel), Dellana Michelena (Reporter), Kamy Michelena (Parliamentarian), Will Betz (President), Caleb Green (Advisor) Front row: Abbie Odegard (Treasurer), Shelby Fennema (Vice President)

Tongue River Valley FFA Chapter

Fundraising by Colter Hanft

Every year we run a few different fundraisers, each with a different goal in mind. We start each fall by raffling off 2 halves of a pig to help raise money for our officers trip to nationals. Then following that in November we sell boxes of fruit to the community. This fruit comes all the way from Texas. Then our final fundraiser of the year is Donkey basketball in the spring. This is exactly what it sounds like. The kids in the chapter get on a donkey and play against the staff members

Importance of FFA

by Lily Krumm

FFA is an organization that has given me more oppor-

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tunities than I ever thought possible. Throughout FFA I have gained invaluable knowledge, experiences, and memories. When I joined FFA as a freshman I was unsure of what this organization was or what it stood for. I quickly discovered that the idea of leadership is one of high importance. Within the FFA creed, there is a statement that says, “I believe in leadership from ourselves and respect from others”. Developing leadership skills is critical to today’s society. It allows us to solve problems, work efficiently, allow for guidance, and to help make informed decisions. One of the main ways I have developed leadership skills is creed and prepared speaking which are just two of the many leadership development events that FFA has. This has helped me gain the skill of public speaking. Public speaking is a career skill that can be extremely beneficial no matter what career path you choose. This has improved my leadership skills immensely. I now serve as the vice president of the Tongue River Valley FFA Chapter where leadership is a trait that’s needed. During my time as an FFA member,

I have gotten the opportunity to compete in different career development events as well. I have been lucky enough to compete at the state level in farm business management which is set up to simulate what it’s like to run and understand the business side of ranching or farming. This has given me a whole new perspective that I never understood before. Also, I got the chance to compete at state FFA in the veterinary science CDE which combines basic knowledge which can be tested, and a practical hands-on part. Both of these career development events have allowed me to see two very different career paths, and get an understanding of them that I may not have learned without FFA. I have always been extremely passionate about showing horses, and when I got to high school and joined my FFA chapter I discovered that I could show for my chapter. For the last three years, I have been able to show wearing an FFA jacket. I have shown at my local fair, and even got the chance to represent my chapter at the Wyoming State Fair. FFA is an organization that isn’t just for kids that come from agricultural backgrounds but is a club that has something for everyone. FFA builds a strong connection within the community. Every chapter performs different acts of community service throughout the year which strengthens relationships with members of the community. My FFA chapter always delivers food boxes to members in need in the community. As a chapter, we work with our community cupboard and use the food donated from food drives in the Tongue River school for food boxes for the holidays. We then go out into the community and hand out boxes of food. I have seen how grateful people are for an act of kindness which is something that I will take with me for the rest of my life. My time in FFA has taught me more than I thought possible and given me opportunities that I will never forget.

with the Water Industry By Amy Peldo Sheridan John B. Kendrick FFA District Speech 2023

70% of the world’s usable water is operated for agriculture annually. Why is this percentage so important to us as agriculturists? As the population is exponentially growing, and productive land is used for building development, there is a higher demand for water now than ever. Due to drought and unavailable land, farmers are struggling to adjust and find solutions to these problems. Some states have different climates from one town to the next. Farmers depend on the water given to them through ditches, rivers, and other water management resources, but they also depend on natural water distribution that cannot be controlled. Droughts are feared by agriculturists that survive off of the water to feed the consumers. Farmers cannot control these natural disasters. They have to maintain water and figure out new ways to improve their own priorities. Agriculture feeds America, without the proper distribution of water to farmers and other agriculturists, we cannot grow crops or feed our animals. If America does not prioritize the water industry in Agriculture, the industry as a whole will not grow and people will starve. Water is needed everywhere, not just in agriculture. Other leading uses of water are drinking, household uses including dishwashers, washing machines, hygiene, and cooking. As much as we try to cut down on our water usage, water is still a necessary resource for daily life. (Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, 2021). Irrigation accounted for 34 percent of the total withdrawals; public supply, 11 percent of the total; self-supplied industrial, 5 percent of the total; and self-supplied domestic, livestock, aquaculture, and mining combined accounted for around 2 percent of the total withdrawals. (USDG 2021). As most agriculturists know, desperate times call for desperate measures. Farmers are using more GMOs to help crops grow with less water. This ultimately means that there will be more Genetically Modified crops grown. Farmers use GMOs to prevent crop loss. Corn has been genetically modified to help farmers grow more with less water. Farmers have chosen corn because it has an abundance of uses. This specific crop can be used to feed livestock as well as people. Corn yields and planted acres have risen substantially in recent decades as farmers have adopted new technologies, particularly genetically engineered seeds, and precision farming systems, that have supported higher yields and expansion into new areas. Corn is the largest crop grown in the U.S. and uses the most land. In 2021 U.S. farmers and farmworkers produced about 15.1 billion bushels of corn. The United States produced about 32 percent of the world’s corn. These statistics are extremely important today. For example, if this number was cut in half, there would not be enough resources, or corn, to maintain a steady lifestyle for ranchers raising livestock, as they depend on this crop. Farmers and ranchers depend on recycled water heavily. If agriculturists can focus on recycling as much water as possible; then this is one of many solutions for the loss of water. Maintaining and managing the only water that is available for crops is crucial for the future of crop production, as well as livestock health. Irrigation is one of the many ways farmers can help reduce losing water and focus more on gaining and reusing the current water. Irrigation management works to upgrade and maintain irrigation systems, such as groundwater irrigation, that are already in place and expands the irrigation areas to increase the number of crops being produced. Recycling the water that farmers already have is beneficial for all. Recycling conserves energy. Recycling water also means it’s better for the community, it is locally controlled and managed. Another method used for agriculture and water management is rain fed agriculture systems. Some techniques in water management for rain fed agriculture include the use of supplemental irrigation and water harvesting techniques, such as rain catchment systems and weirs or sand dams. Although it may not be common, this technique is very beneficial in states that are clearly supplied with rainfall. As previously mentioned, states prone to drought with less water are more dependent on managing the water they have. These techniques help provide much-needed water to areas where rainfall is inconsistent. Having this water helps to increase the number and quality of the crops grown. This crisis in the water industry is detrimental to farmers nationwide. A local rancher in Sheridan,Wyoming shared his experience with how the water industry has affected his life. He states, “The cattle ranch that my family and I operate is something I am very proud of and work hard for. It is a dream out here every single day. Without water management practices today, the ranch that keeps us fed and helps us survive will not be here today, and neither will my dream. Water is something that we do take advantage of but will never have enough of. We have to have enough water for irrigation and cow water. We cannot live without it.” For this local rancher, it is his dream to raise high-quality cattle with his family. He depends on water and irrigation practices to keep his ranch going. America and the rest of the world need to understand the passion that ranchers have for agriculture and feeding the people as well. Although water needs to go to other priorities like treatment plants for drinking water and holding water, we as agriculturists need to make sure to set aside enough water for agriculture. Noting the costs for this improvement may not be easy, but it will have a good product in the end. People feel as if agriculture is affecting their world in a negative way. 70% of the world’s usable water is utilized for agriculture annually. As an outsider, that may be intimidating. People think that there are other important factors in their lives that are cut short by agricultural water use. In Wyoming, the city of Sheridan has been taking reservoirs and putting them for urban use instead of agricultural use. It is a very controversial topic for the City vs. Farmers. Agriculture’s importance in society affects our quality of life, nutrition, food, clothing, and shelter. There are endless problems that could be said about the water industry, today. When there is a problem, there has to be some sort of solution. All people worldwide can help with the problem at hand. As an FFA member, advocate for how important it is to manage water efficiently. It is important to spread information about priorities in the water industry and how it impacts all people.

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1⁄2 cup water

1 tablespoon all-purpose (plain) flour

1⁄2 cup fat-free sour cream

In a nonstick frying pan, saute the onions over medium heat until they’re translucent, about 5 minutes. Add the beef and continue to cook for another 5 minutes or until the beef is tender and browned throughout. Drain well and set aside.

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FEBRUARY

21: STORY TIME: 10:30 am - 11:00 am Sheridan Fulmer Public Library, 335 W Alger St, Sheridan Children’s Theater – This story time is for kids 0 – 3 years and their caregivers We read stories and engage in sensory play This is a great opportunity to socialize Siblings are welcome!

22: REGISTER FOR WYO'S CYBERSECURITY COMPETITION FOR SMALL

BUSINESS: The 2023 Wyoming Cybersecurity Competition for Small Businesses will begin February 1, 2023 Register now through May 15, 2023 All work can be completed virtually For more information visit www cyberwyoming org/competition/ Send inquiries to info@cyberwyoming org

23: COMMUNITY CPR/FIRST AID CLASS: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm The next monthly community CPR/First Aid Class by Sheridan CPR Cost is $50 per student Please call or message to register at (307) 751-0759 Space is limited

23:POWDER RIVER BASIN TROUT UNLIMITED: GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING - 7pm, Downtown Sheridan Association, Sheridan County Courthouse

24: AVALANCHE RESCUE FUNDAMENTALS CLASSROOM TRAINING: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Sheridan College, 1 Whitney Way, Sheridan Focused day of rescue practice and learning Course will cover rescue fundamentals Learn from experts on Friday night and perfect those skills on the mountain Saturday or Sunday Classroom training is Friday, February 24 from 6-8 pm @ the University of Wyoming Watt Agriculture Center at Sheridan College This training is available at no cost Register at https://sheridanclt org/events/avalanche-rescue-fundamentals/

See more at https://sheridanmedia�com/events/

CLUES ACROSS

1. Sea grape

5. European public health group (abbr.)

9. A way to delight

11. Appetizers

13. Ancient heralds’ wands

15. Make a booking

16. ‘__ death do us part

17. Pearl Jam frontman

19. Spider genus

21. Fill with high spirits

22. A major division of geological time

23. Catch

25. An independent ruler or chieftain

26. Electronic music style (abbr.)

27. Influential Spanish cubist painter

29. Illegally persuades

31. A way to derive

33. British School

34. Appear alongside

36. Surely (archaic)

38. Harsh cry of a crow

39. A day in the middle

41. Kansas hoops

coach Bill

43. The longest division of geological time

44. The first sign of the zodiac

46. Appetizer

48. Link together in a chain

52. A bacterium

53. In a way, forces apart

54. Cheese dish

56. Combines

57. In an inferior way

58. Colors clothes

59. Dried-up

CLUES DOWN

1. Gastropods

2. Confusing

3. Romanian monetary unit

4. The rate at which something proceeds

5. A prosperous state of well-being

6. Asked for forgiveness

7. Makes less soft

8. Part of speech

9. Outside

10. Advice or counsel

11. Badness

12. Protein-rich liquids

14. Not moving

15. Call it a career

18. Poetry term

20. Not wide

24. Pastries

26. Turns away

28. Satisfies

30. Gift adornments

32. San Diego ballplayers

34. Manufacturing plant

35. Check or guide

37. Dogs do it

38. Chilled

40. Scorch

42. Unproductive of success

43. Electronic counter-countermeasures

45. Attack with a knife

47. Feel bad for

49. Enclosure

50. Assert

51. Geological times

55. Midway between east and southeast

701 FARM & RANCH

8 FOOT TO 13 FOOT GIANT RUBBER WATER TANKS. Neal Ranch, 406-639-2505.(ts)

BARLEY STRAW CERTIFIED WEED FREE, SMALL SQUARES $4.00 per bale. Certified round bales too. Oats, wheat & barley - $20/100lb. Greybull area. Call 307-7623878 or 307-899-4714 leave message. (11)03786

702 HORSES

EXPERIENCED HORSE CARE AT YOUR LOCATION WHILE YOU’RE AWAY. Feeding, watering, and general care. Horse Holiday 752-8669.(5)1104219

703 EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE: HESSTON 1340 HYDRA SWING SWATHER. Call 307-752-2270.(4)168757

BOLINGER INC., 307-684-5515 • www.bolingerinc.com

YOUR LOCAL BALE BED DEALER!

BALE BEDS IN STOCK CALL US TODAY FOR AVAILABLE OPTIONS AND CURRENT PRICING BUILT TO LAST!

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PRIME RATE MOTORS IS YOUR LOCAL KROGMAN BALE BED DEALER! In stock now! Call us for available options and price!

PRIME RATE MOTORS

307-674-6677

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PRIME RATE MOTORS CAN WINTERIZE YOUR CAMPERS!

We also install gooseneck balls, All types of truck accessories, install flatbeds and all types of welding jobs! Call 674-6677 or stop by 2305 Coffeen Avenue!

704 TRAILERS

LET’S DEAL!

HUGE SELECTION!

2022 CHARMAC 7X14 -8X16 - 8X20 MODELS IN STOCK!

3,500# & 5,200# Axles, rear ramp door, full 7 ft tall interior. double lined walls, spare tire, floor ties, 3 YEAR WARRANTY!

Starting at $11,995.

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HUGE SELECTION! NO OTHER COMPARES IN QUALITY! 2022 Diamond-T Utility Trailers, 10 ft, 12 ft, 14 ft models in stock, 3,500# axles, side ramps, rear ramp gate, channel iron frame, spare tire, 1 YR WARRANTY!

Starting at $3,795.

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UP IN ARMS GUNSHOW LLC

at the

FOR SALE BY OWNER 2001

4X4 FORD F250 CREW CAB

7/3 DIESEL, APPROX 223,000 MILES, MANUAL TRANSMISSION, 4 NEW ALL TERRAIN COOPER TIRES, 2 NEW HIGH AMP BATTERIES, 4 LIKE NEW TIRE CHAINS $17,500. CONTACT PAUL: paulcord100@gmail.com OR 406-360-8065. MORE PICS AVAILABLE(7)13117

Classified ad deadline 1 pm Thursday!

Tad M. Tipton, DVM Sheridan, WY (307)763-1903 tiptondvm@gmail.com

- Providing Ambulatory Veterinary Services For Cattle and Horses - Serving Wyoming and Southern Montana

FEBRUARY COIN & CURRENCY ONLINE-ONLY AUCTION

OPEN NOW Thru February 26, 2023

Many Early Gold Coins; Large Offering of Morgan Silver Dollars including: Carson Cities & Some Rarer Years & Mints; Complete Peace Silver Dollar Book; Peace Silver Dollars; Eisenhower Dollars; ½ Dollars including: Commemorative, Kennedy, Walking Liberty & Franklin; Standing Liberty Quarters; Washington Quarters; Silver Dimes including: Seated Liberty, Barber, Roosevelt & Mercury; Large Amount of Nickels including: Liberty Head, Buffalo & Jefferson; 3-Legged Buffalo Nickel; Flying Eagle Cents; Indian Head Cents; Lincoln Wheat Cent including Complete Book; Large Cents; 2-Cent Pieces; Half Dimes; Proof Sets; Large Amount of Silver Eagles; Silver Rounds & Bars; Foreign Coins; 1863 State of North Carolina 50 Cent Civil War Note; 1899 $1 Black Eagle Silver Certificate; Red Seals; Silver Certificates; & more!

Auctioneer’s Note: Once again, a very nice collection of high end Indian Head Cents and Morgan Silver Dollars along with many graded and unique coins!

See our website to bid: www.brannianauction.com

BRANNIAN AUCTION LLC

FEB 24 - 25 - 26

Friday 3-7pm; Saturday 9am-5pm; Sunday 9am-3pm

All guns must be unloaded and tied with nylon ties Guns, Knives, Coins, Antiques & Collectables

CAM-PLEX - GILLETTE, WY 1635 Reata Drive 22 PISTOL GIVEAWAY

Sunday at 2 pm • Must be present to win

BUY - SELL - TRADE

Admission $6 - Children 12 & under Free w/Adult For table information call 208-420-2295

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2023 • 9:30 AM

Johnson County Fairgrounds, Buffalo, WY

FIREARMS - SHOOTING - RELOADING

79 Firearms; Early Shotgun Belt for Riot Gun w/ Ammo; Assorted Gun

Leather; Flight Proof Hard Gun Case; Misc. Gun Boxes & Parts; Assorted Gun

Leather & Rifle Scabbards; Brass Including: .45, .243, .223, 7mm, .270, .30-06; Ammo Including: .22, .222, .223, .22-250, 257 Roberts, 30-40 Krag, .357 Sig, 300 Mag., 280, 6mm, .357, .38, .35 Rem, .270 Win, 375 H&H, 327 Federal, .50-110, .45-70, 30-378 Mag, Large Amount of .308 & 45 Auto, 12 Ga, 20 Ga; Magnum Rifle Primers; Large Amount of Assorted Bullets; Reloading Powder; Multiple RCBS Reloading Presses; Reloading Dies Including: 375 H&H, 30-30 .35 Rem, 7mm, .243, .270, .357 Sig, .338 Win, 6mm, 32 Auto, 340 Weatherby Mag; Reloading Scales; Powder Measures; RCBS Case Trimmer; RCBS Powder Trickle; & More!

HUNTING - TAXIDERMY

Barnett “Jackal” Crossbow; Ben Pearson “BP-H52” Recurve Bow; Archery Arrows; Archery Targets; Hoyt Compound Bow; Assorted Gun Stocks; Knives Including: Buck, Mother of Pearl Limited Edition Winchester Set & More; M8 A1 Bayonet; Misc. Archery Supplies; Spotting Scope; Camo Clothing; Camping Gear; Assorted Pocket Knives & Hunting Knives; Supercane H-1 Antique Bamboo Fly Rod; 14’ Tuf-Weave Canoe; Basstender 10.2 Flat Bottom Boat; Yacht Club Boat Trailer; Hunting Decoys; Large Amount of African Game; Brown Bear Head; Life Size Wolf Chasing Snowshoe Hair; Cape Buffalo European Mount; Warthog Shoulder Mount; Black Bear Rug & More!

OUTDOOR - SHOP - MISC.

14.5” Lightweight Trail Saddle w/ Pad; American Saddle Co. 15” Seat Roping Saddle; Bass Pro Shops Electric Smoker; Outdoor Cooker 2-Burner Cook Stove w/ Cast Iron Griddle; Wood Camp Stove; Sheetrock Jack w/ Extensions; General Floor Stripper; (3) Hog Feeders; Large Amount of Joist Hangers & Simpson Clips; Large Amount of New Bolts; DeWalt Propane Torpedo Heater; Porter-Cable Sheetrock Sander; Large Beam Saw; Commercial 2-Hour0 Rated Fire Door; Rolair “Bull” Air Compressor; DeWalt 12” Compound Slide Miter Saw; & More!

Contact: Jacob (307) 620-0277 See

www.brannianauction.com

BRANNIAN AUCTION LLC

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RANCH TOUGH!

2023 GR 26 FT. STOCK COMBO TRAILER!

Front tack, dual swing out saddle racks, center gates, rubber floor, 48” escape door, toolboxes, 1 YEAR WARRANTY!

$25,995.

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CONVENIENCE COMES

STANDARD! 2022 Diamond-T 20 Ft. Gooseneck Tilt Trailers, 15,000# GVW, 4 Ft, Stationary Platform 16 ft tilt, oak floor, 10 Ply tires, 1 YR WARRANTY! $12,995

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SAVE TIME & YOUR BACK!

2023 DIAMOND-T 14 FT.

DUMP TRAILERS!

7 gauge floor, 10 gauge side walls, tarp kit, ramps, spreader gate, I-beam frame, power hydraulic jack, scissor lift, 3 YEAR WARRANTY !

$13,995.

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Animals with rabies can present with many different symptoms. They may appear nervous and agitated or become aggressive, attacking other animals or people. Most often the main symptom is unusual behavior, leading to depression or paralysis. Other symptoms are drooling and abnormal swallowing, making them appear to have something caught in their throat. Do not approach any animal with any of these symptoms.

If you feel you see an animal that you are concerned about, call our rabies mitigation trapper, Paul Herman, 751-1412.

Prevention is Your Best Defense

Vaccinations are available at your local veterinarian or Sheridan County Dog & Cat Shelter four times a year by appointment 674-7694

Second Chance Cat Rescue by appointment 461-9555

Thank you, Sheridan County Predator Management District

8 MONTH OLD GALLOWAY HEIFER $600; Mini pony cart $600. Call 307-217-1097. (5)168771

Vaccination of your pets each year is extremely important.

You don’t have to spend a small fortune to get a great used vehicle. Stop in and let us show you these great buys.

We’ll treat you like family and we’ll show you the best buys in any price range.

They want me to end with a funny quote, but I refuse to joke about exchanging your vehicle just because I’m the foreign exchange student from Germany. That’s not even very funny.

We’re still fighting inflation and high prices by keeping our overhead expenses down and passing the savings on to our customers.

We specialize in maintained 1-Owner or 2-Owner vehicles and sell lots of great vehicles that never even get advertised.

We also sell several hundred vehicles a year under $10,000 when other dealerships say, “They just aren’t out there any more.”

Auto or 5-Speed to Choose! $7,000

`13 FORD FLEX LIMITED AWD

3.5 EcoBoost,What a Great Ride for Years! $9,000

`17 SUBARU CROSSTREK AWD Ready for Fun in Any Weather! $12,000