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Coffeyville • Bartlesville • Nowata • Caney • Sedan Dewey, Wann, Copan, Lenapah, Delaware & Rural Areas, Chautauqua, Peru, Niotaze, South Coffeyville, Dearing, Liberty, Edna, Tyro, Chetopa
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August 19, 2015 • Volume 39 • No. 32 • 32 Pages • 1-800-942-6397 • Established in 1978
‘Meat’ at the Mansion
Friends of the Mansion invite you to join them for their annual
Meat at the Mansion fundraiser at the Historic Brown Mansion
in Coffeyville. Friends of the Mansion share a dedication to
maintain and restore this historic national treasure. Be sure to
join them for delicious food and fun on August 29th.
(Read inside for times and ticket information)
Used Book Sale Fundraiser
Love to read? Looking for a good book? Well look
no further! The CRMC Auxiliary is hosting a Used
Book Fundraiser and you won’t want to miss out!
(Look inside for details on the sale)
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Good News, Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Nowata Co. Fair Board
Fundraiser
The Nowata County Fair Board members are hosting their last fundraiser dinner for the year in an effort
to raise funds to increase premiums awarded to the
exhibitors who will participate in the 2015 Nowata
County fair in September.
A Chicken and Noodle dinner will be held on Sunday, August 23rd from 11:00 to 1:30 at the Nowata
County Fair Building, Nowata, OK.
The menu will consist of homemade Chicken and
Noodles, mashed potatoes, choice of green beans or
corn, homemade hot roll, dessert and drink. The cost
will be $7.00 per meal and carry-out meals are available.
Come join us for a great meal and help improve our
fair for exhibitors at the same time. We hope to see
everyone there.
Plan now to attend Wann’s
All-School Reunion
The Wann All-School Reunion will be held on August
22 at the North Room of the Washington County Fairground Building in Dewey, OK.
Registration will begin at 1 p.m. There will be a $5
per person admission charge and everyone is asked
to bring finger foods to share. Everything else will be
provided.
The Class of 1965 will be special guests. The Class
of 1955 will also be recognized. There will be many
surprises throughout the event!
Graduates, attendees, staff and friends of Wann Public School are invited. For more information contact the
Wann Alumni Association Secretary, Kathy King Seigel
at 620-251-3955.
Bless the Backpacks
Event at Caney UMC on
August 23
The Caney United Methodist Church in Caney, Kansas will be blessing backpacks during the worship
service at 10:45am on Sunday, August 23rd.
Blessing backpacks is a means to pray for all those
going back to school: teachers, administrators, faculty and students of all ages.
All those wishing to participate are encouraged to
bring their backpack, satchel, purse or any other item
they are planning to take to school for the blessing.
All participants will receive a zipper pull cross to remind them that Jesus is with them wherever they go,
including school.
Following the worship service, the church will host a
potluck meal in their Fellowship Hall at noon. All are
welcome to attend.
Caney United Methodist Church 620-879-2648
Coffeyville Night Writers will share their fair experiences August 25, when they meet at Sycamore Landing.
Our hostess will be Colleen Perkins who has asked
us to write about "A Trip To The Fair." Your trip to the
fair can be expressed in prose or poetry, with humor
or seriousness.
Come and share your thoughts with us. Night Writers meet at 6:00 p.m. at Sycamore Landing, 701
Lewark, on the fourth Tuesday of each month.
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patients Monday-Thursday.
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PARSONS - Join Safe Haven Outreach Mission, Inc.
in Parsons on Sept. 12, 2015 as they host Carol
Hollowell and her husband Bob of SwitchPoint Community Resource Center, as they promote “Breaking
the Cycles of Homelessness”.
Realizing that homelessness reaches beyond the limits of their city, St. George, Utah and is a 24-hour, 365
day nonstop commitment, they decided to take it Coastto-Coast. If an effort to raise funds, awareness and
connect with local, state and national officials on homeless issues, the Hollowell’s decided to pedal through
hundreds of communities across the country on a tandem road bike. Their 3,800 mile bike ride begins in
San Francisco, California and ends in Washington, DC.
The couple will be stopping at local shelters along
their journey to raise awareness of the world wide need
and will ride through Parsons and stopping at Safe
Haven Outreach Mission, 1112 South 24th around 44:30pm on Saturday, September 12th.
Weekly Seminar Available
for those who are
Separated or Divorced
The Church of the Nazarene in Caney, KS is offering
a seminar and support group called, DivorceCare. The
weekly seminars are from 2-4 pm. There will be seminars for children as well. The DivorceCare for Kids is a
special group to help children heal from the hurt caused
by the separation or divorce of their parents. There will
be games, crafts, activities and the opportunity for children to meet other children going through the same
situation.
The Adult support group is led by people who have
been through divorce and successfully rebuilt their lives.
It will be a safe and caring environment, surrounded by
others who have been through divorce as well. There
is an activity book and the cost of it is $15 or $20 for an
entire family.
Everyone is welcome. For more information you can
call 719.332.5012 or visit www.divorcecare.org
Receive 10 Free Colorado Blue Spruce Trees By Joining
the Arbor Day Foundation in August
Spruce up your landscape by joining the Arbor Day
Foundation in August.
Everyone who joins the nonprofit Arbor Day Foundation with a $10 donation will receive 10 free Colorado
blue spruce trees through the Foundation's Trees for
America campaign.
The trees will be shipped postpaid between October
15 and December 10, depending on the right time for
planting in each member's area. The 6- to 12-inch trees
are guaranteed to grow or they will be replaced free of
charge.
"Colorado blue spruce trees provide homeowners with
numerous benefits," said Matt Harris, chief executive
of the Arbor Day Foundation. "They can be used as an
energy-saving windbreak, for privacy, as ornamental
trees, and even as living Christmas trees out in the
yard. They truly provide year-round beauty for any landscape."
New members of the Arbor Day Foundation will also
receive The Tree Book, which includes information
about tree planting and care, and a subscription to Arbor Day, the Foundation's bimonthly publication.
To receive the free Colorado blue spruce trees, send
a $10 membership contribution to: Ten Free Blue
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As I See It
By
Marge Carra
Chapter 142
Despite the hot weather there is a lot of work being
done out there at the “Tractor Club” as it is so called. I
talked to Cliff and he said they are working on the Lawn
Mower Race Track and they hope to get it going by the
time of the 8th Annual 100 Mile Highway Sale which is
September 11 & 12, 2015. They say “Time Flies” and
that is coming up real soon.
Now there is also a lot of other work to be done on
the Club grounds. Someone needs to cut the grass
and weeds and clean up around the buildings and
where people set up their sales booths.
Cliff also said there is a lot of good hay out there in
the field (I would say about 30 acres) that needs cutting and if anyone wants to come in and mow and bale
it and haul it off, they can have it for FREE! Now you
can’t beat a deal like that. Check with Cliff about this.
His phone number is 918-327-3293.
Best wishes from all of us,
Marge Carra
P.S. Bob Devore’s health is doing real good.
Sound the Trumpets
Sept. 7-11, 2015
The 14th annual 911 Body of Christ Revival, bringing
the Body of Christ together again, will be held Sept. 711. This year’s theme is “Let the God of our Salvation
be Exalted.” Ten ministers, 5 nights and 5 free meals
with lots of good special singing and praise!
Make plans now to attend every night as each service will be different. All this takes place at the Twin
Bridges and Love in Action building located in Childers,
OK, on Centralia Road. From Nowata jct 169 and 28,
go 5 miles east on 28 to the Childers store, then take
the Centralia road going 3-1/2 miles to the ranch for
supper which begins at 6 p.m. The service will begin at
7 p.m., 1/2 mile up the road from the ranch.
From jct 60 and 28 west, go approx. 6 miles west on
28 to the store and then take the Centralia road on.
For more information call Love in Action at 918-4405683 or 918-440-7339.
JOM Indian Education
Committee to meet
The JOM Indian Education Committee meeting will
be at 6 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 20 at the FKHS Library,
1110 W. 8th St., Coffeyville, KS. This will be followed
at 6:30 by the Title VII Indian Education Committee
meeting.
One of the most important components of the JOM
and Title VII Indian Education Program is parent involvement. The 2015-2016 JOM grant projects for SD
445, Coffeyville from Cherokee Nation JOM Program
and the 2015-16 Title VII Indian Education grant
projects for USD 445 from the U.S. Dept of Education
will be discussed at the meeting.
Coffeyville Indian Education is funded by 2 federal
grants for the 2015-16 school year: Office of Indian
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information contact Kris Crane at 620-252-6420, ext
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Copan News
It’s time for the Washington County Free Fair. We
are looking for talent on the stage in North room. If
you sing, dance, yodel, tell jokes or have a special
act, please call Moni Heinrich (918) 440-9602 and get
on schedule. Stage dates, September 3, 4 & 5.
Once again the Washington County Free Fair is
holding a Tractor Driving contest sponsored by P&K
Equipment of Bartlesville Thursday, September 3 at
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Heinrich 918-440-9602. Jr. and Sr. division.
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Final results, Inter-State Rodeo, Coffeyville, Kan.
Bareback Riding Champions: Tim O'Connell, Zwingle, Iowa and
Winn Ratliff, Leesville, La.
1. (tie) Tim O'Connell, Zwingle, Iowa 83 points on Beutler and
Son Rodeo's Forward Motion, and Winn Ratliff, Leesville, La. 83
points on Beutler and Son Rodeo's Rage; 3. Blaine Kaufman, Pretty
Prairie, Kan. 79; 4. Caine Riddle, Vernon, Texas 78; 5. (tie) Joel
Schlegel, Burns, Colo. and Will Lowe, Canyon, Texas 77 each.
Steer Wrestling Champ: Tyler Pearson, Louisville, Miss.
1st go round
1. Noah Lassa, Merrill, Wisc. 4.0 seconds; 2. Zac Parrington,
Hoyt, Kan. 4.1; 3. Garet Farney, Parsons, Kan. 4.2; 4. Kyle Whitaker,
Chambers,Neb. 4.3; 5. Tyler Pearson, Louisville, Miss. 4.5; 6. Stockton Graves, Alva, Okla. 4.6
2nd go round
1. Justin Morehouse, Crawfordsville, Ind. 3.6 seconds; 2. Joey
Bell, Jr. Fairland, Okla. 4.1; 3. (tie) J.D. Struxness, Appleton, Minn.
and Caleb Buchanan, Marshall, Mo. 4.2 each; 5. Riley Duvall,
Checotah, Okla. 4.4; 6. Cody Metsker, Taylorville, Ill. 4.5.
Average
1. (tie) Tyler Pearson, Louisville, Miss. and Cody Metsker,
Taylorville, Ill. 9.7 seconds on two head each; 3. (tie) Caleb
Buchanan, Marshall, Mo. and Kyle Whitaker, Chambers, Neb. 9.8
each; 5. Royce Johnson, Checotah, Okla. 10.1; 6. Stockton Graves,
Alva, Okla. 10.3.
Tie-Down Roping Champion: Ryan Watkins, Bluff Dale, Texas
1st go round
1. Ryan Watkins, Bluff Dale, Texas 8.7 seconds; 2. Cole Wilson,
Osage City, Kansas 9.4; 3. Chris Neal, Muldrow, Oklahoma 9.6; 4.
(tie) Zeb Chapman, Lafayette, Ga., Blake Ash, Aurora, Mo., and
Tylen Layton, Copan, Oklahoma 9.9 each.
2nd go round
1. Jerome Schneeberger, Ponca City, Okla. 8.7 seconds; 2. (tie)
L.D. Meier, Blanchard, Okla., GlennJackson Glasper, Pawnee, Okla.,
Perry Dietz, Alva, Okla., and Ethan Hill, So. Coffeyville, Okla. 8.9
each; 6. Ryan Watkins, Bluff Dale, Texas 9.1.
Average
1. Ryan Watkins, Bluff Dale, Texas 17.8 seconds on two head; 2.
(tie) Zeb Chapman, Lafayette, Ga. and David Moore, Goodwell,
Okla. 20.0 each; 4. (tie) Bryson Sechrist, Apache, Okla. and Blake
Ash, Aurora, Mo. 20.7 each; 6. Ethan Hill, South Coffeyville, Okla.
20.9.
Saddle Bronc Riding Champions; Steven Dent, Mullen, Neb., and
Roper Kiesner, Ripley, Okla.
1. (tie) Steven Dent, Mullen, Neb. 80 points on Beutler and Son
Rodeo's Painted Flower, and Roper Kiesner, Ripley, Okla. 80 points
on Beutler and Son Rodeo's Night Latch; 3. (tie) Heith DeMoss,
Heflin, La., and Cody Wright, Milford, Utah 79 each; 5. Doug Aldridge,
Carthage, Mo. 77; 6. (tie) Bradley Harter, Loranger, La. and Will
Smith, Marshall, Mo. 75 each; 8. (tie) Garet Aldridge, Huntsville,
Texas, Curtis Garton, New Zealand, and David Martin, Zwingle,
Iowa 74 each.
Team Roping Champions: Dylan Gordon, Comanche, Okla.
(header) and Gage Williams, Foster, Okla. (heeler)
1st go round
1. (tie) Andrew Ward, Edmond, Okla./Reagan Ward, Edmond,
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Okla. and Dylan Gordon, Comanche, Okla./Gage Williams, Foster,
Okla. 5.6 seconds each; 3. Zac Small, Welch, Okla./Tyler Worley,
Nowata, Okla. 5.7; 4. Payden Emmett, Ponca City, Ark./Brye Crite,
Halfway, Mo. 6.0; 5. Dustin Morgan, Idabel, Okla./Jake Smith, Broken Bow, Okla. 6.3; 6. Mike Bacon, Boswell, Okla./Joseph Harrison,
Overbrook, Kan. 6.5.
2nd go round
1. Brandon Vaske, Alva, Okla./Braden Harmon, Mustang, Okla.
4.9 seconds; 2. Zeb Chapman, Lafayette, Ga./Michael Bratton,
Opelika, Ala. 5.2; 3. Casey Hicks, Poplar Bluff, Mo./Tanner Ward,
Wister, Okla. 5.5; 4. (tie) Brett Christensen, Alva, Okla./Chase
Boekhaus, Alva, Okla. 5.9 each; 6. Gable Hilderbrand, Edna, Kan./
Chase McAlvain, Hulbert, Okla. 6.0.
Average
1. Dylan Gordon, Comanche, Okla./Gage Williams, Foster, Okla.
12.5 seconds on two head; 2. Jimmy Tanner, Tifton, Ga./Shawn
Harris, Searcy, Ark. 12.6; 3. Will Clark, Erin, Tenn./Cody Andrews,
Greenbriar, Ark. 13.1; 4. Ty Bryant, Abilene, Kan./Raylen Stueve,
Sedgwick, Kan. 13.5; 5. Brandon Vaske, Alva, Okla./Braden Harmon,
Mustang, Okla. 15.6; 6. Gable Hilderbrand, Edna, Kan./Chase
McAlvain, Hulbert, Okla. 15.8.
Steer Roping Champion: Brodie Poppino, Big Cabin, Okla.
1st go round
1. J.P. Wickett, Sallisaw, Okla. 11.4 seconds; 2. Jay Sellers,
Waurika, Okla. 12.1; 3. Tyrel Taton, Beaver, Okla. 12.5; 4. Luke
Bland, Clarksville, Texas 12.6; 5. Guy Allen, Santa Anna, Texas
12.8; 6. (tie) Joe O'Rourke, Pawhuska, Okla. and Joe Wells, Cisco,
Texas 13.0 each.
2nd go round
1. (tie) Brodie Poppino, Big Cabin, Okla. and Bryce Davis, Ovalo,
Texas 11.0 seconds each; 3. Joe Wells, Cisco, Texas 12.9; 4. Marty
Poppino, Big Cabin, Texas 13.1; 5. Kash Mangus, Agra, Okla. 13.2;
6. Brad Mohon, Claremore, Okla. 13.3.
Average
1. Brodie Poppino, Big Cabin, Okla. 24.1 seconds on two head; 2.
Joe Wells, Cisco, Texas 25.9; 3. Neal Wood, Needville, Texas 27.9;
4. Brad Mohon, Claremore, Okla. 28.4; 5. Thomas Smith, Barnsdall,
Okla. 28.9; 6. Luke Bland, Clarksville, Texas 30.6.
Women's Barrel Racing Champion: Paige Willis, Goshen, Ala.
1. Paige Willis, Goshen, Ala. 17.38 seconds; 2. Bailee Snow, Miami, Okla. 17.60; 3. (tie) Natalie Foutch, Eldora, Iowa and Kim Couch,
Rattan, Okla. 17.65 each; 5. Lauren Magdeburg, Roland, Okla.
17.69; 6. (tie) Taylor Langdon, Aubrey, Texas, Jeannie McKee,
Lenepah, Okla., and P.J. Burger, Pauls Valley, Okla. 17.70 each; 9.
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Bull Riding Champion: Trevor Reiste, Linden, Iowa
1. Trevor Reiste, Linden, Iowa 72 points on Beutler and Son
Rodeo's Voodoo Craft; 2. Jory Markiss, Stephenville, Texas 70; 3.
Josh Cain, Duncan, Okla. 66; 4. Garrett Tribble, McBain, Mich.
64; no other qualified rides.
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Carl Randall Deck, 50, of Coffeyville, Kansas,
passed away August 8, 2015 at St. Luke’s Hospice
House in Kansas City, MO.
He was born April 11, 1965 in Leavenworth, KS,
son of Lester and Mary Katherine Deck who preceded him in death.
He is survived by his wife, Janet, his brother, Jimmy
Tucker, his sister, Tammy Rice, his step-father Jesse
Tucker, several nieces and nephews and other relatives.
Condolences may be shared with the family at
www.CremationCenterKC.com. Arrangements: Cremation Center of Kansas City; 913-384-5566.
An Evening of Recovery
Join us on Thursday, September 10th from 5:30pm
to 8:00pm to celebrate recovery month!
An Evening of Recovery is presented for the Community by Labette Center for Mental Health Services,
Inc. to support and encourage recovery.
Marti MacGibbon will be the keynote speaker for the
evening. MacGibbon, DC-II, ACRPS, CAPMS, is a
member of the National Speakers Association, an inspirational speaker, standup comic, certified addiction
treatment professional, and author of the nationally
award winning memoir, Never Give in to Fear: Laughing All the Way Up from Rock Bottom.
Marti is an internationally known author and an expert on trauma resolution and addiction. She holds
five professional certifications in her specialized field,
including the ACRPS (Advanced Certified Relapse
Prevention Specialist) and CAPMS (Certified Addiction-Free Pain Management Specialist)
Everyone is invited to attend! Refreshments will be
served and door prizes included!
Together we can make anything happen! We hope
to see you there! 112. S. 17th, Parsons, KS.
Friends of the Mansion is inviting YOU to join them
for Meat at the Mansion, August 29, 2015, 6pm-8pm at
the Historic Brown Mansion on South Walnut in
Coffeyville, Kansas.
Delicious food and fun. Come by the Historic Brown
Mansion on South Walnut Street in Coffeyville and enjoy pulled pork, coleslaw, cowboy beans, chips, and
Schwan’s ice cream along with Magic by Pete.
Tickets will be available for purchase at the Dalton
Museum, 113 E. 8th Street, Coffeyville; The Coffeyville
Area Chamber of Commerce, 807 S. Walnut Street,
Coffeyville; through any Friends of the Mansion member and will also be available at the door. Tickets are
$12.50 (13 years old and over), $7.50 for kids.
We’ll see you August 29, 2015, 6pm-8pm at the Historic Brown Mansion on South Walnut in Coffeyville,
Kansas.
Friends of the Mansion share a dedication
to maintain and restore
our historic national
treasure. Our goal is to
preserve the mansion,
its collections and
grounds for both
present and future generations.
The Brown Mansion
hours are Saturday’s
11am, 1pm & 3pm;
Sunday’s 1pm & 3pm;
Monday’s 10am &
noon.
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Summer Bass Fishing
Many people stop bass fishing after the spring spawn
because they say the fish quit biting. Think about
that, would anyone believe that a bass would not eat
from May through September? Bass must feed every 1-4 days depending on the water temperature that
controls their metabolism. The reason people say they
‘quit biting’ is that the fish have moved away from the
spawning areas in shallow water.
The key to catching summer bass is to fish where
the fish are, not where they were during spawning. I
love summer fishing because fewer people will get
out in the hot weather, so there is less boat traffic and
fewer fishermen. The baits, gear, and tackle you need
to catch summer bass are different from the gear you
used in the spring. Your 6’ medium action rods and
fast ratio reels that worked to fling spinnerbaits in April
will not work in August. I use Lew’s Tournament Lite
reels in a slow 5:1 ratio coupled with a 7’6” to 8’ heavy
action rod. The slower ratio reels give more power
with each reel handle crank and it is easier for me to
work a bait slower with a low ratio reel.
Locations to fish in the summer are simple, fish move
to deep water since their natural forage [shad] move
to deep water. Humps, drop-offs, creek channels,
standing timber, and main lake points are my favorite
summer structure. Any combination of two or more
of these features is even better. A point with trees is
better, as is a creek channel drop off with stumps.
Baits are also simplified during the summer. My favorite bait is a Gene Larew Biffle Bug in a green or
brown color if I am fishing on the bottom such as on a
point or hump. If I need a bait to be taken while falling
I use a 10” blue or purple plastic worm since the large
worm will fall through submerged tree limbs without
hanging up.
When surface activity is seen such as early morning or late evening a top water bait sometimes works
well. Everyone has their favorite top water baits. Many
of us ‘old timers’ use tried and true classics such as a
Zara Spook or a Jitterbug. Younger anglers seem to
like buzz baits, and Gene Larew three-legged frogs.
Many people only fish top water baits in shallow water but in the summer time these fish may be setting
over 30 feet of water but the fish may only be a few
feet from the surface. Get out and fish in the summer,
you might be surprised what you find.
Good fishing, Ben Minor
TOPEKA - Kansas and 14 other states have asked a
federal court in Washington, D.C., to halt the Environmental Protection Agency's new greenhouse gas regulation before it takes effect.
The states previously had filed suit asking the United
States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia
Circuit to block the new regulation before it became
final, but the court in June ruled that the challenge was
premature. Since the Obama administration announced
the new final regulation last week, the states yesterday renewed their request.
The so-called Clean Power Plan, also known as the
"111(d) regulation" in reference to the Clean Air Act
provision it relies upon, manifests EPA's policy judgment-never enacted or authorized by Congress-that
coal-fired generation should be systematically disfavored in this country. Beginning August 3, States have
been given only 13 months to design, draft, and submit initial state plans, which must demonstrate how the
state will replace coal-fired generation with entirely different sources such as natural gas, wind power, and
solar power.
"This is no ordinary regulation, and the
administration's approach to it has been anything but
ordinary," Schmidt said. "We asked EPA for a delay
but did not get a straight answer. So now we're asking
the federal court to order a delay."
The lawsuit filed yesterday does not challenge the
merits of the regulation, which remain under review by
the states. Instead, it focuses on the unusually short
and rigid deadlines for compliance EPA has imposed
and asks the court to order a delay so the timelines
conform to a more traditional regulatory process.
"This regulation appears to have more to do with rushing to restructure the energy sector of the American
economy than with protecting the environment,"
Schmidt said. "If that sort of dramatic and costly restructuring is warranted, it should be decided by the
people's elected representatives in Congress, not by
unelected bureaucrats at the EPA. This unaccountable,
government-knows-best approach smacks of central
economic planning. The agency's rush to force states
to implement its new directives makes the whole process even more suspect."
The case is In re West Virginia, et al., in the United
States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, Case No.
15-1277. A copy of the filing can be found at http://
1.usa.gov/1Esbhv5.
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Jensens Celebrate
50 years of wedded bliss
Mr. and Mrs. David Jensen of Bartlesville,
OK recently celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary.
David Jensen married the former Jean
Parry Mabry on June 4, 1965.
David entered a 1935 Ford Cabriolet at
the Ford V-8 Club meeting and won the
Dearborn Award. He spends his spare time
restoring antique cars and has won several awards over the years. He joined the
Army and after being discharged in 1962,
he started working construction all over the
country building dams.
In 1972, the Jensens moved to Bartlesville and began a tractor repair shop. Then
in 1986, they opened a dealership, Jensen
Tractor Ranch in Bartlesville, which is still
in business today.
David and Jean attend Victory Christian
Church in Tulsa and since 1996 they have
served as usher greeters.
Jean has volunteered at the Tulsa Dream
Center.
Together they raised three children, Kim
Mabry of Bartlesville, Brenda Miller of Houston, TX and Barry Jensen of Bartlesville.
They are blessed with five grandchildren.
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from Caney Community National
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Construction is planned to start on our
drive-thru area on Monday, 8-17-15.
The drive-thru roof will be extended over the second lane and will reach
out to a third lane where the ATM will be moved when construction is
completed. During construction the second drive-thru lane will be closed,
so the bank will have only the first lane in operation.
To accommodate our drive-thru customers, we will extend our lobby
hours Monday thru Thursday from 4:30 to 5:00 p.m., and the lobby will
continue to be open until 6:00 p.m. on Fridays.
If you have questions or need assistance, please call us on 620-879-5500.
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Are you ready for the 100 Mile Sale? It is right around
the corner!
The 8th annual Kan-Okla 100 Mile Highway Sale is
scheduled for September 11 & 12, 2015!
Here are a few of our suggestions:
-We always urge you to set up your sale at the “group
sites” but for those who choose not to, make sure you
call to be put on the map. Maps will be passed out at
multiple places during the sale so you’ll get more traffic if people know where to find you.
-People come from near and far to shop this sale. If
you aren’t busy on Thursday evening, set up! People
will be out looking and you will sell on Thursday!
-Put out all of your “junk”! The more you have out, the
more likely people are to stop and shop!
Let’s make this year the best Kan-Okla yet!! If you
are interested in helping or just learning more about
the sale, please come to our next meeting! It is set for
Thursday, August 13, 2015 at 6:30 pm at the Independence Chamber of Commerce building. For any questions or more information:Coffeyville: Kara 620-2528848Dewey: Sandra 918-534-9937
Thank You, Supporters
The Coffeyville Public Library’s Summer Reading
Program theme this year was “Every Hero has a
Story”.
We would like to thank the following businesses and
individuals for being our heroes and making our Summer Reading Program a great success!
Sonic Drive-in, 1st Federal Savings and Loans, Community National Bank, Community State Bank,
Farmer’s Insurance (Terry Beeson), State Farm Insurance (Doug Lunt), American Family Insurance
(Linda Frazier), Sherwin Williams, Coffeyville Resources, Aaron’s Rental, V & S Variety, Save-a-lot,
Prescription Shoppe, Country Mart, Coffeyville Regional Medical Center, Windsor Place, Medicalodge,
Sirloin Stockade, Eggberts, McDonald’s, Taco Mayo,
Pizza Hut, Utopia, Coffeyville Chamber of Commerce, City of Coffeyville, Splatter Candy Store, Four
County Mental Health, Cielito Lindo, Atmos Energy,
Pete Walterscheid, Betty
Brookover and Juleana
Stevenson.
Thank you, heroes, for
your donations of gifts,
time and talents!
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COFFEYVILLE - Two brothers changed the team
roping lead during the third performance of the InterState Rodeo in Coffeyville, Kansas.
Andrew Ward and Reagan Ward, Edmond, Okla,
roped their steer in 5.6 seconds to edge out the number two team, Zac Small and Tyler Worley, who made
a 5.7 second run on Thursday night. With their run on
Friday night, the brothers took over the lead in the first
round. The first round concludes and the second round
begins during slack on Saturday morning at 8 am.
Andrew, the header for the pair, credited his brother
with the win. Their run "was all right," he said. The steer
"stepped off to the right, and I got (the loop) on him
good. I didn't handle him very good, but my guy got
him fast."
"His guy" - his older brother - is 28, three years older
than Andrew, and the two were able to rope together
one year of high school, when Reagan was a senior
and Andrew a freshman, and one year in college at
Western Oklahoma State in Altus. The brothers have
roped together professionally in the Pro Rodeo Cowboys Association since 2011, qualifying for the Prairie
Circuit Finals Rodeo several times, and roping together
at the Ram National Circuit Finals last year.
The two also work together training performance
horses, especially team roping horses. Reagan rides
a "Ward product" - his heeling horse Bingo, who is
eleven. "I got him when he was four, and I've hauled
him for the last three years," Reagan said. "He's been
the best I've ever had." Bingo, whose registered name
is Smart Little Bingo, is "real fast and doesn't ever take
a throw away. He's about what you want." He's a good
heel horse, but not so great with people. "He's a little
crazy," Reagan said. "He's not a kid's horse."
There are eight kids in the Ward family: the team
ropers and another brother, and five sisters. Reagan
and Andrew live on their parents' place, along with the
two youngest sisters. Having that many sisters is great,
Andrew said. "It's a good life," he said. "They're awesome," he said of his sisters. "They're angels."
Fast times and high scores in the other events on
Friday night include steer wrestler Riley Duvall,
Checotah, Okla. (4.4 seconds), tie-down roper Justin
Shipley, Delaware, Okla. (10.0), saddle bronc rider
Curtis Garton, New Zealand (74), steer roper Brodie
Poppino, Big Cabin, Okla. (13.1), and barrel racer Kim
Couch, Rattan, Okla. (17.60). In the bareback riding
and the bull riding, no cowboy made qualified rides.
Fawn Creek 4-H Club
The Fawn Creek 4-H Club met Monday, July 13th, at
the Tyro Christian Church. This month’s meeting was
called to order by President Jackson Newby and the
pledge of Allegiance, 4-H Pledge, and 4-H motto were
led by Jake Keene. Roll was taken by Rhett Newby.
Members answered roll by telling a fact about Montgomery County. There were 25 people in attendance,
including 14 members and 3 leaders.
The minutes of last month’s meeting were read by
Rhett Newby and approved. Rhett Newby also read a
letter from the Kansas 4-H Foundation asking the club
to help with their “Stack the Plate” campaign to replace
place setting at Rock Springs Camp. Justin Ward gave
the reporter’s report.
Julie Newby reported on the Cherryvale Youth Fair
and congratulated all exhibitors. She also reminded
everyone to send out thank-you notes. Linda Newby
asked everyone to work in the concession stand at the
County Fair during the club’s shift. Sharon Ward reminded everyone about livestock entry deadlines. Craig
Newby gave information about fair set up and tear down.
During new business, the club passed Caitlynn
Stevenson’s motion have the August meeting on the
17th. Then Jake Keene moved to donate enough money
to the Kansas 4-H Foundation to buy two place settings; his motion also passed.
Cristin Shepard announced the program. Jake Keene
and Trey Newby led everyone in singing “Happy Birthday” and “Home on the Range.” Cristin Shepard announced the details of next month’s meeting.
Lex Ward made a motion for adjournment which
passed. The club then enjoyed refreshments provided
by the Ward Family.
After the meeting several members attended a swimming party at Jeff and Liz Garton’s Home.
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The Washington County SPCA is working enthusiastically on new plans in its 50th anniversary year, welcoming several fresh faces to the board of directors. The newly
formed board has an ambitious agenda they’ve been
working on for the last few months and hope to roll-out
soon, renewing the organization’s commitment to providing quality care and loving adoptive homes for animals in the Bartlesville area.
“There are exciting new changes we want to bring to
the Washington County SPCA, combining greater community involvement with increased outreach to improve
the lives of animals we’re entrusted to shelter,” said new
board member, Sherry Stinson. “We have a list of shortand long-term goals we believe will bring the WCSPCA
into the forefront of animal care and welfare, providing
us the opportunity to create programs designed to help
people in the community with their pets.”
Kayla Wilson, another new board member, stated, “We’ll
be reviewing all current policies and procedures at the
shelter in order to make it the best possible place for the
animals that come through our doors, the employees who
care for them daily, and the families who ultimately adopt
them.”
The new board is comprised of Tom O’Connor, Kayla
Wilson, Dana Doornbos-Keirsey, Deanna McDonald,
Keith Sheffield, Michael Kemp, Brandi Ruff, Christy
Orphin, Bryan Acker, Donna Gustafson, Lindy Kidd,
JoAnn Payne, and Sherry Stinson.
“As a new board, we’re committed to improving all things
SPCA – reviewing and revamping, fixing areas that are
broken, and generally providing transparent and open
operations, as well as a welcoming atmosphere,” Wilson
said. Board members also are enthusiastic about jumping back into fundraising to complete work on the new
shelter facility, which is being constructed in phases on
10 acres located on U.S. Hwy. 75. The new SPCA facility
will include a main shelter building and storage / clinic.
Current construction is ongoing for the storage / clinic
building.
“The new shelter has been a longtime coming. For 50
years, the SPCA has existed in a flood plain, evacuating
each time heavy rains came. Our new location will eliminate the need for evacuations, provide a more modern
facility designed specifically for animal sheltering, and
create an enrichment environment for our animals. It’s
an exciting change for us and we’re looking forward to a
brighter future for the Washington County SPCA and the
precious animals we help,” Stinson said.
The Washington County SPCA is located at 16620 State
Highway 123 in Bartlesville and is open 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Tuesday through Friday and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
To learn more, visit them online at www.wcspca.org, email
[email protected] or call (918) 336-1577.
Gearing up for October, as it is a busy time for families. Between back to school activities, outdoor sports,
and the crisp, fall air, it's easy to forget simple ways to
take care of yourself-namely getting up to date with vaccinations. But have no fear! The Caney Zombie Walk
has everything you need to protect yourself!
Organizers of the Caney Zombie Walk are delighted
to announce the Montgomery County Health Department
will be holding a free immunization clinic on Saturday,
October 17th beginning at 11am in Wark Park. The clinic
will run throughout the event. The wonderful nurses from
the county health deaprtment will be on hand with just
about any vaccination you may need-completely free of
charge.
This clinic is open to anyone young or old-even if you
do not register for the walk. Children need permission
from their parent or guardian and insurance cards will
be accepted but not required. This is a really great
oportunity to update school shot records, prepare for
the cold-bug, or just get a needed booster. Fancy
bandaids will also be provided for those recipients who
behave for the nurse!
"This is a great opportunity for zombies and survivors
alike." said organizer Shawn Ritter. "They tell us they
will be well-stocked in just about any shot you needexcept maybe the t-virus!"
Look for more details about the free Montgomery
County shot clinic and other exciting news from the
Caney Zombie Walk on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter
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Darrell Beeson will be 90!
Please come help us celebrate! Saturday, August 22,
2015, 3 to 5pm at the Hillcrest Golf Course Club House.
Darrell’s children will be there to help him celebrate,
so friends of Beth, Jim, Janis and Bill please come
too! We would love to see everyone! No gifts, please.
WOOD STREET HARDWARE
• DECORATIVE MIRRORS
• SPECIALTY DOOR KNOBS
• PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
• 30 DAY FILTERS
Mon-Fri 9am-6pm • Sat 9am-2pm
728 N. Wood • Caney, KS
S
R
HILL STEEL RECYCLING
Serving Oklahoma Only.
Haircuts for Men & Boys ... $13
Hot Lather Shaves
...............$13
Shaves...............$13
Beard Trims .......................$6
Flat Tops ...........................$14
ROLL OFF CONTAINERS
20, 30 & 40
Yard
Containers
Hours: Tues. - Fri. 8-6 Sat. 8-2
We Deliver - You Fill - We Pick Up
No Appointment Necessary
918.336.2430
Gary Lundquist - Owner
Serving Bartlesville and Surrounding Areas
General Radiator Services
We have plastic tanks in stock for
Ford, GM & Chrysler products
from 1985 to present. One day
service on most radiators.
We repair or recore truck, tractor,
industrial and passenger cars &
pickup radiators.
Remember: Your original equipment radiator may be better than the new one you get.
We are a repair facility COMPLETE SERVICE
OPEN: Mon-Thurs 8-5
with the customer in
Fri 8-Noon
mind. Radiators removed
317 Cherokee
& repaired within
South Coffeyville, OK
ONE DAY service.
918-255-6735
Washington Co. SPCA
direction for 50th year
Free cancer screening
during Old Settlers Days
Local Masons will host a free cancer screening in Elk
City during Old Settlers Days on Saturday, September
12. Held from 10am-1pm at the Masonic Lodge on 112
N. Montgomery, it is one of 22 free cancer awareness
events held across the state this year by the Kansas
Masonic Foundation (KMF) and is open to the public.
KMF conducts the screenings in partnership with the
Midwest Cancer Alliance (MCA), the outreach division
of The University of Kansas Cancer Center, and KU
Medical Center medical staff. According to Brooke
Groneman, the outreach director for MCA, more than
4,000 Kansas residents have attended the Masonic
screenings over the past few years. The event in Elk
City will include skin and prostate cancer screenings
as well as bone density tests and breast cancer information. In addition, local dentist, Dr. Sherwood, will also
be providing oral cancer screenings.
Will Selman, a volunteer with Masonic Lodge #132,
explains, “We decided to hold our event during Old
Settlers Days so that we could provide the screenings
to local residents as well as visitors from other communities.”
According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, 5,600
Americans are diagnosed with some form of skin cancer every day and 205 of those are diagnosed with
melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. Close to
9,000 Americans die of skin cancer every year and the
Centers for Disease Control reports that Kansas has
higher than average rates of skin cancer in the U.S.
“The sooner melanomas are diagnosed and treated,
the better your chance of recovery,” says dermatologist Kim Tefft, MD.
“Our local Masonic lodges have been supporting cancer research and education for more than 40 years,”
says Robert Shively, Director of KMF. He adds, “The
Masons in Elk City are continuing the tradition.”
In addition to funding the screenings, the KMF created The Kansas Masonic Cancer Institute and developed health initiatives like the Bob Dole Prostate Cancer Research Fund and the Oncology Nurse Navigator and Psychosocial Oncology Endowments at University of Kansas Medical Center.
“The more people who stop by for a screening, the
more lives we can potentially save,” says Selman.
To learn more about the screening event call Selman
at 620-205-7375. For information on the Kansas Masonic Foundation’s other free cancer screening events
in 2015 contact the Midwest Cancer Alliance at 913588-4719 or the Kansas Masonic Foundation at 785357-7646.
Your Guide To
HOMES & REAL ESTATE
Listings in Southeast Kansas & Northeast Oklahoma
THIS NEWSPAPER WILL NOT KNOWINGLY ACCEPT ANY ADVERTISING FOR REAL ESTATE WHICH IS IN VIOLATION OF THE LAW. OUR READERS
ARE HEREBY INFORMED THAT ALL DWELLINGS ADVERTISED IN THIS NEWSPAPER ARE AVAILABLE ON AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY BASIS.
Caney City Wide &
Kan-Okla 100 Mile Highway
Sales coming in September
Make plans now to participate in Caney City Wide
Sale in conjunction with the 8th annual Kan-Okla 100
Mile Highway Sale. The dates are Friday and Saturday, September 11 & 12, 2015.
Advertise your sale for only $5 on the map provided
through the Caney Valley Historical Society. These
maps will be available at Caney businesses during the
sales. Deadline to get your sale on the map is Wednesday, Sept. 9.
There will also be spaces available in Wark Memorial
Park for the same cost of $5. Contact the Historical
Society at 310 W. 4th in downtown Caney Monday thru
Friday between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Or call the museum
at 620-879-2233.
REAL ESTATE CENTER
www.ksrealestate.com
620-331-7550
We’re on the MOVE for You!
Local & Long Distance!
THE
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Available!
Free Estimates
Residential &
Commercial
Full Service
Insured, Licensed
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MOVERS
Steve Adkins: Owner
Cell: 620-423-2969
PICKWICK PLACE APARTMENTS
Spacious one bedroom units available for immediate
occupancy. Trash, sewer, gas and water paid.
Rent-assisted housing designed for individuals 62
years or older or qualified disabled individuals.
Clayton W. Farlow, Broker
600 Maple St., Coffeyville, KS
INDEPENDENCE - 601 N Penn Ave
620-251-3310
Previously used as a
restaurant. This building
has no steps and has ADA
compliant restrooms. Tile
flooring, new roof and
ceiling. Very clean and
ready for occupancy.
#8347....$154,000
Becky Lyons - Fredonia • 620-378-2202
Neodesha • 620-331-7550
620.251.4663 (OFFICE)
CHECK OUT OUR HOMES, RENTALS AND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ONLINE AT:
www.americanhomesrealty.com
2208 West 3rd, Coffeyville - $81,500 – Well kept and easy to
maintain brick ranch. Three bedroom, one bath, newer tilt-in
windows. Screened patio and wicker furniture stays. Nice
detached shop. MLS #25536
408 North Cedar, Caney - $75,000 – Country living but only
a few blocks from town. Large living room, updated kitchen
with walk-in pantry. Two bedroom, two bath. Carport &
detached garage. MLS #25497
109 West 3rd, Caney - $25,000 – Charming 1.5 story
bungalow with open stair case to loft bedroom. Large living
room with wall to wall rock fireplace. Low maintenance
aluminum siding. MLS #25493
1505 West 2nd - Coffeyville - $12,900- 2 bdr. with living room
and family room. Selling “as is”. MLS #25362
Equal Housing Opportunity
W th
Coffeyville KS
wwwsekhhrcom
NEW LISTING!
NEW LISTING!
1603 Woodland Ave
Coffeyville - $249,900
1004 Chestnut
Independence - $27,500
4 BR, 4 bath, custom built, over 4900 sq. ft., 2 BR, 1 bath, updated kitchen, great starter home,
Oak cabinets, hot tub, 23.5 acres MOL
owner financing
NEW LISTING!
801 S. 6th
Independence - $79,000
NEW LISTING!
800 N. State
Caney - $74,900
3 BR, 1 bath, ceramic tile, CH/A, large lot, 1760 2 BR, 1 bath, completely remodeled, stainless
sq. ft., 2 car garage
steel appliances, fenced yard
Carla LeLaCheur
CRB Owner-Broker
(620) 252-8924
Dean LeLaCheur
Sales Agent
(620) 515-4747
Kathy Campbell
Sales Agent
(620) 515-5662
Jessica Hensley
Broker/Owner
Cell: Marjean Hendryx
Realtor/GRI
Cell: HOMES & REAL ESTATE
PRICE REDUCED
Listings in Southeast Kansas & Northeast Oklahoma
THIS NEWSPAPER WILL NOT KNOWINGLY ACCEPT ANY ADVERTISING FOR REAL ESTATE WHICH IS IN VIOLATION OF THE LAW. OUR READERS
ARE HEREBY INFORMED THAT ALL DWELLINGS ADVERTISED IN THIS NEWSPAPER ARE AVAILABLE ON AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY BASIS.
Business Startup Workshop to be Held
Area residents interested in starting their own business are encouraged to attend a free two-hour
STEP 1 - “How to Start Your Own Business”
Pittsburg State University – Shirk Annex – CIBD Conference Room
1501 S. Joplin St.
Thursday, September 10, 2015 – 9:00am – 11:00am
This workshop is for people who are thinking about
starting their own business, or who are just curious
about what it takes to do so. There is no fee for this
session but Advanced Registration is required at least
2 days prior to the event.
Participants will learn what they will need to consider
starting their own business and what services are available to assist them. The seminar will address topics
including: business planning; startup considerations;
forms of business ownership; licensing and registration considerations; marketing considerations; financial factors; sources of capital; and business assistance
available.
Presenter for this workshop is a member of the Kansas Small Business Development Center counseling
staff.
For ALL Your
Real Estate
Needs!
Susan Buzard
To register by phone, call the Kansas Small Business
Development Center at Pittsburg State University at
(620)235-4921. Or mail or fax name, address and
phone number to the KSBDC at PSU. Fax: (620)2354919; mail: KSBDC, Pittsburg State University, 1701
S. Broadway, Pittsburg, KS 66762).
Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made if requested two weeks in advance.
Please contact Cheryl Penn, KSBDC, (620)235-4921.
For additional information, contact the KSBDC at PSU
(620)235-4921.
GEORGE
REALTORS
Residential • Commercial • Industrial• Rentals • Farms •Appraisals
Carol George-Mangan, Broker, GRI
1411 W. 8th, Coffeyville, KS 67337
620-251-4687 • www.georgerealtors.com
810 W. 6th St. – Cozy 2 bdrm, 1 bath, is move in ready. Fenced in back yard
and one car garage. New roof in 2013. This home would make a great
starter home or investment property. $39,500……MLS #24934
2068 CR 4500 - Well built home needs your love. 3 bdrm, 2 baths, on 10
acres. Priced to sell. $206,000…..MLS #25506
2506 W. 8th St. – Move in ready ranch home with 3 bdrms, 2 baths, family
room and beautiful new kitchen. This home is handicapped. Screened in
porch and privacy fenced yard. $79,900…..MLS #25293
1509 W. 8th St. – Ready to open a car lot? Central heat/air, nice office
space, and shop space. 1378 sq. ft. Great location. $60,000….MLS #25314
JUDY MOORE ................. 252-8103 LINDA PATTON .............. 870-1030
CAROL MANGAN .......... 251-7921 SUSAN BUZARD ........... .870-9258
37 acres, 4500 S.F. Home, Ponds. Directions: South of
South Coffeyville, OK on Hwy 169 to County Road 8
and then go east for 1.5 miles on the left. $335,000
SOLID ROCK REALTORS - 918.948.4557
Midwest Real Estate
115 E. Main, Independence - 620.331.3350
309 W. 11th, Suite C, Coffeyville - 620.251.4140
NEW LISTINGS
For Rent
Bella Rose Villas
$99 Move-In Special
1st Month Rent FREE
Senior Community (55 and better)
1 and 2 bedroom apartments
Private entrances, Washer/Dryer each unit
Maintenance Free, Friendly small town location
Community room available for family gatherings
Fitness room * income restrictions apply
620-252-6889 or 620-252-6837
www.rentourspace.com
620.870.9258
GEORGE REALTORS - 620.251.4687
LARGE FARM HOUSE
504 E. Charlotte, Independence
4 BRs, 2 Baths
$79,900 MLS #25525
2962 CR 6200, Elk City
3 BRs, 1 Bath
$54,000 MLS #25302
118 Acres MOL, Oil and Gas Income
$200,600 MLS #25532
2224 Belmont, Parsons
3 BRs, 1 Bath
$55,000 MLS #25535
285 Acres MOL, 2 Gas Wells
$690,000 MLS #25519
HIGHWAY FRONTAGE
17115 2300 RD., Buffalo
1 BR, 1 Bath
$24,500 MLS #25463
509 Northeast, Coffeyville
Storage Room, 2 Bathrooms
$50,000 MLS #23629
1045 N. 4th, Independence
2 BRs, 1 Bath
$68,000 MLS #24919
Caney Valley
Apartments
Caney, KS
Elderly, Disabled and Handicapped
1 bedroom starting at $380.00
2 bedrooms starting at $413.00
ENCLOSED PORCH
Based on income.
Section 8 Vouchers Welcome
For more information call:
(620) 879-2426
(417) 437-1238
TDD:711
“This institution is an equal
opportunity provider and employer”
Julie Eisele - Broker/Owner
www.midwestks.com
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
Your Guide To
D
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FARM MACHINERY
•••For Sale 6x20 stock trailer, goose neck, good condition.
620-331-3793 after 6pm please.
•••IH 560 diesel, power steering, wide front, runs good $3,500.
620-431-1012, 620-212-3363
•••For sale: 18’x7’ flatbed trailer, excellent condition, $1,500.
Caney/620-515-2234
•••Brand New! 2 Firestone rear tractor tires, Field & Road,
size 12.4-38, $500/both 620-252-8339
•••12 ft 3 pt Weedwiper, clean up Johnson grass & weeds,
like new, 3 yrs old, $4,200. 620-926-2004
USED FORD TRACTORS
$$ PRICES REDUCED $$
NEW NH 95, 85hp, power shuttle, 4x4, cab w/loader,
cash........................................................................$50,995
2014 NH boomer, 41, 4WD, shuttle w/250 TLP, QA loader,
14 hrs......................................................................$25,900
2003 NH TN75D, 2x2, cab, Q/A ldr, joy stick..........$22,900
1975 Ford 5000, ldr, bkt, 818 hrs...........................$11,995
OTHER USED EQUIPMENT
2009 JD 317, skid steer, 2950 hours, 1750 lb........$17,500
2008 JD 4115, 24hp, hydro w/loader and mower, 890
hours......................................................................$12,995
2003 NH TN75-S, 4WD, super streer w/loader, shuttle
power......................................................................$23,750
USED HAY EQUIPMENT
2012 NH RB450U 4x5 twine, 600 bales,
YBN048705............................................................$15,995
2011 NH 7090, 5x6, net 4000 bales.......................$29,995
2010 BR7070, round baler, net, excellent condition, 8500
bales.......................................................................$21,900
2010 NH BR7070, 4x6, net wrap 14,000 bales.......$17,995
2006 NH BR740A, 4x5, 8,500 bales twine tie,
Y7N01950...............................................................$10,495
2004 NH BR750 47174, 4x6, 9,000 bales twine
tie............................................................................$11,495
1980 JD 346, wire tie square bales.........................$ 4,995
1976 NH 276 baler, wire tie.....................................$ 3,500
24171 US HWY 75 • BARTLESVILLE, OK
Monday-Friday 8:00-5:00, Saturday 8:00-12:00
918-333-4777
•••Need a good reliable repair service for your farm machinery? Eck-Cellence in Repair offers a mobile repair service
as well as a shop for extensive repairs. Call 620-870-2046
•••New tree saws for sale for skid steer loader or tractor,
$2500. Now doing custom heavy metal signs. Call CVR Mfg
at 620-763-2500
AUTOS
•••2005 Ford Focus, 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, 120k miles, runs & drives
great, nice for school. 620-421-8200 or 620-423-4073
•••1981 1/2 ton Ford PU 300 6 cyl 4 spd. 918-559-8026
JD’S GUN SHOP
BUY - SELL - TRADE
We have
Reloaders & Reloading Supplies Pepper Spray!
Reload Your Own Ammo at Our Reloading Table
We Custom Build Rifles in ANY Caliber
“Lifetime Replacement Guarantee!”
When you buy Guns online at
GalleryofGuns.com/JD’sGunShop
*All orders will be shipped to JD’s Gun Shop, Parsons, KS
Redding - Dillon Reloaders - Star Line Brass
MEC - Burris Optics - Hogue - Sneeky Pete Holsters
Open: Tues-Sat 10-6
620.421.2322
[email protected] 2911 Main, Parsons, KS
•••2007 Chevy 4WD truck, 4 drs, PW/PL, good shape,
Michelin tires, $15,990. 620-421-2882
•••C & C Auto Sales. 1995 Buick LeSabre, blue, $1,950;
2002 Kia Optima, white, 153K miles, $2,675; 2005 Saturn
Ion, 4 dr, blue, 140K miles, $3,275. Just south of Dollar General, South Coffeyville, OK. 918-255-6203 or 620-515-2165
•••Alpha Omega Transmissions & Auto. Transmission repair or rebuilt. Call 620-288-9138
•••2006 LINCOLN Town Car, V8, 4 dr, lt blue ext, very clean,
grey int, leather seats, 113k (many Hwy miles) engine clean,
runs smooth, $5600. 620-331-9083
•••Community National Bank, Parsons, KS is seeking bids
on the following vehicles: 1997 Chevrolet Tahoe, utility 4D,
LS, 4WD and 1989 Chevrolet Blazer, 4D. Both can be seen
ad bid sheets available at Community Nation Bank, 330 N.
16th, Parons, Ks. All bids must be recieved by 5 p.m. September 8, 2015. Community Nation Bank reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Top Selling Brand For
Landscape Professionals.
•••All original 1969 Chevelle SS 396/375HP (23,000 original
miles) $70,000 cash/land/cattle. 918-338-9956
•••1954 Ford 4-door, V8, runs. U could drive it home! $500.
1967 Ford Galaxie 2-door hard-top fast back, very rare.
Rebuilt 440 Chrysler engine with 0 miles. Deive it home. Both
cars $3500. Need work. 918-255-3001, 918-842-0048
•••2005 Honda Civic, pl/pw, 4 dr, 138k miles, asking $3000
OBO. 620-262-1837
•••2000 Chevy Silverado 1500, heavy half, 3 door ext cab,
heated leather seats, premium sound, 156,000 miles. Tires
replaced last year. Oil changed religiously every 3000 miles.
Dent to right rear fender from getting to close to a gate fastener. Leather interior is in mostly great shape, drivers side
has small split on outside seam. Only for sale because I
wanted a 3/4 ton. $4200, below trade in value. 620-288-0232
•••2010 Hyundai Sonata, 68,306, one owner, great gas mileage, $7,500/OBO. 918-440-4014
•••2005 Honda Accord EX, 4 dr, original owner, loaded, moon
roof, new tires, standard trans, 188k, $5500. 620-879-5765
•••For sale: 1997 S10 and a 23 T-Bucket. Call 918-697-0210
for more info.
•••1996 Chevrolet Corvette LT1, automatic, low miles, Extremely Beautiful, must sell!! $8950 OBO. Call 620-421-8200
or 620-423-4073
•••1999 Honda Civic, 4 dr, automatic, clean, runs & drives
like new. 620-421-8200 or 620-423-4073
•••2000 4x4 Silverado, 380,686 miles, AC works, $2900. 620515-6878
Exclusive Dealer Since 1995.
www.exmark.com
918-333-4777
Hwy 75 S. Bartlesville
Mon-Fri 8-5:00 Sat 8-1:00
Punk’s Junque
Flea Market / Antiques
Ditch Cat
Fall and Halloween
Decor is HERE!!
Stop by and see our LARGE SELECTION!
Wed Fri & Sat / Thurs :: / Sun 620.515.8523 • Hwy 166 West • Coffeyville, KS - 1 mile W of Dearing turn-off
•••Ascend D10 set-in kayak with paddle, rod holders, sells
for $450 at Bass Pro, asking $400. 620-249-3537
Home of THE GUARANTEED APPROVAL
MOTORCYCLES
*DOWN
9
$
1
$
•••1992 Honda 1100cc, VT Shadow, 2 tone, 63k miles, 1
owner. Will trade for guns, silver coins or vehicle. 608-5723571/Coffeyville
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
•••2001 23’ Hybrid camping trailer, bumper hitch. Call 620331-3793 after 6pm please.
•••1993 Wilderness fifth wheel, 26 ft, everything works, new
tires, $2,500 firm. No trade-ins. 620-332-9714
delivers any
used vehicle
* PAYS
•••2007 32’ Forest River Wildcat 5th wheel, 12 ft slideout, 18
ft awning, 2BR, sleeps 8, front electric jacks, excellent condition. $17,250. 918-440-1057
your first
monthly payment
•••Great selection of pre-owned Nuwa Hitchhiker 5th wheels.
From 2002-2011 model years. 5 to choose from. All on sale at
Chetopa RV Center 529 N. 11th Chetopa, KS. Come by and
see us or shop anytime at www.chetoparv.com. 620-236-7928
•••28 ft 5th wheel RV, completely refurbished! New tires, refrigerator & toilet. Includes hitch. Asking $2,500/OBO. 620716-1555 or 620-779-2879
$
PETS
•••Border Collie mix puppies, 5 wks, absolutely adorable,
black & white and brown & white, $15 each. 620-332-9335
•••Free kittens, 8 weeks old,4M, 2F, litterbox trained. 620879-5765
5 DAYS ONLY!
ANTIQUES
Wed
Aug 19
•••Call or stop by to reserve your spot for the 100 Mile
Rummage Sale. Punk’s Junque, Hwy 166 West,
Coffeyville. 620-515-8523
Thurs
Aug 20
Fri
Aug 21
•••Welcome Home Furniture & Decor. Antiques, collectibles,
booths. 315 N Penn, Ave., Independence, Ks. 620-331-0933
•••Fleas-AN-Tiques. Primitives-Antiques-Collectibles and
much more! 107 W. Main, Independence, KS. 620-205-8347
REBUILD YOUR
AUTO CREDIT!!
•••Booth space available. Country Time Antiques. 620-2514968. 1613 W. 8th, Coffeyville, KS
•Excel Vapors•
$
500 Coupon
Rebuild Your Auto Credit!
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Only one coupon per customer.
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LOCATIONS!!
rs
Over 200+ Flavo
Tank & Max VG
Come VAPE With Us!
4100 SE Adams, Suite F106,
Bartlesville, OK
901A Lewark,
Coffeyville
918.876.0024
620.688.6102
1
the tank
with gas!
HURRY FOR BEST SELECTION!
•••Pet Shop. Puppies, kittens, birds, Tropical fish, reptiles,
pet supplies, much more! Grooming available. 1833 S 10th,
Independence, KS. 620-331-7452
•••3 Sales All In One! 60 Years of Elvis Memorabilia from low
end to very limited collector items! Lots of furniture, antiques,
misc decor, rummage sale items. 2613 Rolling Green, Independence, indoor sale, August 22. 10 am to 3 pm.
* FILLS
Mon
Aug 24
Tues
Aug 25
DISCOUNTS
UP TO $4000
Bad Credit - OK!
Bankruptcy - OK!
W.A.C.
Minimum Requirements:
$800/mo income, phone,
current driver’s license
No Credit - OK!
Repo - OK!
Collection - OK!
*For special credit needs
customers only. Not good with
any other offer or specials.
Applies towards price.
Slow Pay - OK!
Expires 8.31.15
North Point to
918.559.5030 Au
* WA C
347 N. Ash, Nowata, OK
BOATS
GARAGE SALES
LIVESTOCK
•••8th Annual Kan-Okla 100 Mile Highway Sale. Sept 11 &
12, 2015. Residential garage sales welcome! Also, spots still
available at group sites in each town! Like us on Facebook
for updates! Have questions? Call Kara 620-252-8848
•••Miniature horses for sale, harness & carts. 620-330-7610
•••3 Sales All In One! 60 Years of Elvis Memorabilia collectibles from low end to very limited collector items! Lots of
furniture, antiques, misc wall decor, rummage sale items.
2613 Rolling Green, Independence, August 22. 10 am to 3
pm.
✰✰✰
•••Custom Baling, 4x6 bales, w/new John Deere baler. Will
do on shares or will just bale your hay. Also fescue & prairie
hay for sale. 918-440-4348
•••Inside/Outside Kitchen and Tool Sale. 12,000 btu air conditioner $100 plus many new, never-used items; 620-7026008 or 620-891-0180/Cherryvale
•••Moving Sale, 8/21 thru 8/22, 7am to 2pm. 620 S. 4th Street,
Independence. Rain or Shine.
•••Estate Sale. Vivia L. Short, 1120 Front Street, Dewey, OK.
Saturday August 22, 10-4. Furniture, appliances, collectibles
& other.
SERVICES
•••O’SHIELDS SEPTIC TANK CLEANING. INSTALLATION
AND REPAIRS. CALL JOHN 620-289-4705.
✰✰✰ HENSLEY HOMES, LLC ✰✰✰
Roofing, Remodeling, New Construction
& Portable Buildings
Call Casey at 620-252-9286/Caney
Shane Isle Excavating Brush & fence row cleaning and
burial, animal lot clean-up, food plots & tilling. Creek
crossing drainage repair. New ponds and clean-out. Farm
and other services available. Large acreage brush
hogging. Call for free estimate. 620-252-9656
✔✔✔
Rinck’s Septic Cleaning
Serving SEK for over 30 years. Honest, reliable,
reasonable.
Independence, KS/ 620-205-9752
Cash
Cash && Carry:
Carry: 11 Ton
Ton -- $1,450
$1,450
3/4
3/4 Ton
Ton -- $1,250
$1,250
Includes
Includes trap
trap door,
door, GN
GN compartcompartment,
1/8”
treadplate,
4”
mainsill,
ment, 1/8” treadplate, 4” main
still,
cross
sills,
LED
clearance
3”3”
cross
sills,
LED
clearance
lights
lights && center
center brake
brake light.
light.
Call
Call to
to quote
quote your
your bed
bed today!
today!
•••Hay for sale. Big bales, fescue & prairie hay, $30 per bale.
Call 620-331-3793 after 6pm please.
✰✰✰
Service Age Black & Red Purebred Bulls
Red Fullblood Bulls
MOTLEY LIMOUSIN ~ 620-251-4676
Defenders Inn
•••Buyer of Cattle: Lumps, crips, eyes, etc. 620-289-4564 or
620-515-3041/cell
•••Bobwhite quail, $1 to $5.50 each. Thayer, KS/620-2121823, leave message
•••Dutch Holland male rabbits, $25 each; pair of Call ducks,
$25; fainting billy goats, $150. 918-766-1274
•••Small square horse quality prairie hay and fresh cut Alfalfa. 620-252-0090
•••Custom swathing & baling,
$17/bale. Cherryvale, Parsons
& surrounding area. Call
Thaine or Trent Anderson,
620-779-3030 or 620-5754451
•••Chickens for sale. Call 620252-9002
•••WANTED: Pasture to lease
for pairs/heifers/calves, any
amount of acreage considered. 10 acres or more, up to
130 pairs, References provided. Money up front. 620205-7161
•••WANTING to buy your unwanted horses 7 days a week.
918-440-4709/leave name &
phone number.
104 W. 11th, Coffeyville
[email protected]
620.688.6900
620.688.6901
SAS COMFORT SHOES FOR LESS
Made in America!! Mens & Womens
Loafers, Lace Oxfords and Sandals
All at $12 - $20 OFF EVERYDAY
You don’t have to have a coupon
Extra narrow thru Extra wide
COFFEYVILLE BROWNS SHOE FIT
620-251-2210
•••Grapes. Grapes will soon be ready. Call Herman & Annie’s
Produce. Bartlett area. 620-226-3633
•••Used tractor type and “0” turn mowers for sale. More info
call 620-423-9796. Markley’s Inc.
•••Rider mower, Yard Machine, runs great, $175. 918-4405339
!!OLD GUITARS WANTED!!
Gibson, Martin, Fender, Gretsch.
1930-1980. Top Dollar paid!!
Call Toll Free 1-866-433-8277
•••DISH TV Starting at $19.99/month (for 12 mos.) SAVE!
Regular Price $32.99 Ask About FREE SAME DAY Installation! CALL Now! 877-477-9659
•••Romanian AK47, case, magazines & 1000 rounds of ammo;
early Colt AR15 & Colt scope; Colt laser foregrip; Colt Woodsman; Remington 870 Wingmaster; Broyhill attic heirloom computer desk; display case; set of Neewollah buckles. 918-3364761
•••Hot water pressure washers, new or reconditioned, soaps
and chemicals, parts or repair most makes. Puma air compressors. Wholesale washer company. 620-583-2421
•••Yates Clothing Co. New shipment! Ariat, Twisted X, Corral, Miss Me, Hooey. 401 W. 8th, Coffeyville, KS 620-6886502
•••New 30 ton heavy duty custom made H frame press. Air/
Hydraulic hand crank adjustable table, $1150. 620-948-3000
•••Diamond Edition Kirby vacuum cleaner with shampooer,
hair clippers and all other attachments. $450. 620-330-0017
•••DISH TV Starting at $19.99/month (for 12 mos.) SAVE!
Regular Price $34.99 Ask About FREE SAME DAY Installation! CALL Now! 877-648-0096
•••Sunflower Truss...30’x40’x12’ pole barn one 12x10 OHD,
one walk-in door, plus 2 windows, $11,600 installed. Call 620795-2920, leave message please.
•••Tires, Tires, Tires! Variety of brands & sizes available. No
interest if paid in full within 6 months on purchases of $199.00
or more! Apply today at H&D Tire, Altamont. 800-530-5218
•••Two solid wood work benches: 14.5’ L x 30” H x 35’ W;
16.5’ L x 32” H x 48” W. (Ten) Newspaper layout stations,
solid wood, 4’ x 3.5’ x 25”, several office desks, metal drawer
cabinet (great for storage) and more. Best offer for one or all.
Call Steve at 620-331-3550 for an appointment to view.
Roeder Upholstery
Automotive & Commercial
Over 30 years in Business
620-251-2230 or 620-515-2230
•••CASH FOR CARS, Any Make or Model! Free Towing. Sell
it TODAY. Instant offer: 1-800-864-5784
•••Aviation grads work with JetBlue, Boeing, Delta and others. Start here with hands on training for FAA certification.
Financial aid if qualified. Call Aviation Institute of Maintenance
866-453-6204
•••Jewelry...handmade in USA, unique, one of a kind, no 2
alike, quality jewelry. Must see www.facebook.com/
mpcollection
•••New crop Gala apples. Van Meter Orchards, 1 mile north
of junction US 169 & K 47. 620-839-5612
•••TC Small Engine Repair was (Old Henrys Small Engine)
501 East Cherry, Independence. Tommy Coon (owner). 620331-9900 or 620-205-9889
•••Are you paying too much for your Medicare supplement?
We can help you find out! Call 1-800-530-5804 or stop by
Schenck Insurance Agency, 2801 W. Main, Independence
•••Jupiter Alto Saxophone w/case & strap, like new, has been
repadded, $500/OBO. 620-515-2023
NOW OPEN!
Booth S pace
Avail able for Rent
Hager’s Market
221 W. Main, Independence / Wed-Sat 10-6 and Sun 1-5
Farmers Market & Unique Flea Market
-Locally grown fresh produce -Aquaponics Systems
-Unique Plants -Large Assortment -Antique Furniture
620.331.0077
•••E-Classic Outdoor Wood Furnace. Heat your home and
water. Buy NOW and save up to $2500! 620-496-2406
•••Culligan...rent a Culligan. Reverse Osmosis drinking
water system. For more info 620-331-2074.
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•••75 Auto Salvage. Now buying cars, trucks, buses, semis
farm equipment. We will pick up or you can deliver. Also
offering: Remote starts, car audio, computer cut window
tinting & vinyl graphics. *Mobile Car Crusher Available* 620325-5281 or 620-870-0483. Located 1 mile east of Neodesha on 75 Hwy.
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BACK-TO-SCHOOL
SALE
13 Silverado Crew Z71, 5.3, leather, 1 owner
11 Mini Cooper, Velvet Silver, hatchback..REDUCED $15,995
10 Chevy Aveo LT, perfect condition, 1 owner, 47k mi
09 Chevy HHR LT, best options! 30+MPG!
09 Ford F-150 XLT, Ext Cab, off lease, 4x4, 5.4 V8
09 GMC Acadia SLT,Nav., DVD, Diamond White, CASH PRICE $19,475
08 Chevy Uplander LT, 3rd row, rear DVD.......SAVE
07 Chevy Colorado Ext Cab, 2WD, 5 spd
07 Buick LaCrosse CXS, leather, lady owned ......$9,999
06 Silverado Ext
Cab,2WD, 5.3 V8, local trade in
SOLD
04 Infiniti I35, local trade, leather, sunroof, nice.....$7,995
99 GMC Sonoma
Ext Cab, SLE, 4.3 V6, local trade in
SOLD
99 Subaru Legacy Outback, Wagon, AWD, leather...$3,995
01 Chevy Monte Carlo SS, 3.8 V6, leather...$5,995
FINANCING AVAILABLE!
14 Dodge Gr Caravan SXT, Stow-N-Go, Nav/DVD, Camera
14 Ford Escape Titanium, loaded .............................................. $23,995
13 Hyundai Santa Fe, nice .......................................................... $20,595
13 Chevy Cruze LT, factory warranty....................................... $14,495
13 Chevy Captiva LT, fact. warranty ........................................ $16,995
12 GMC 3/4 T, Crew, 4x4, Duramax, 1 owner ......REDUCED $40,900
12 Honda Accord LX Premier, 19k ............................................ $15,995
11 Hyundai Sonata, loaded, MPG .............................................. $14,995
10 Dodge Ram SLT, Hemi, black, 4x4 ....................................... $21,995
09 Chevy Silverado LTZ, 4 dr, leather, loaded.......................... $22,995
09 Ford F-150 King Ranch, 4 dr, black, 4x4 ............................. $23,995
09 Chevy K1500 Crew Z71 LT, DVD......................................... $22,995
08 Chevy 1500 Crew LT, remote start ....................................... $17,995
08 Ram SLT, 4 dr, Hemi, BigHorn ............................................. $16,995
07 Chevy Silverado LT 4x4, 4 dr, 112k, black ........................... $18,995
07 Chevy 1/2 Ton Silverado, SWB, low mi ........................ MUST SEE!
06 Pontiac Grand Prix GT, blue................................................... $7,995
04 Dodge Ram Laramie, leather, 4x4, Hemi, 115k ................... $14,995
04 Jeep Grand Cherokee, 4x4 .......................................... ONLY $7,495
01 Dodge Durango, 3rd seat ......................................................... $3,995
WWW.SEKAUTOSALES.COM
Auto
Sales
1-800-942-1415 • 120 N. 32nd, Parsons, Ks
RENT TO OWN!
15 Ford Explorer Limited AWD, leather, 3rd row,
rear camera, pearl white
14 Ford Fusion SE, red, 35k mi, factory warranty
14 Chevy Impala LT, sunroof, 8,000 miles..$17,495
14 Chevy Captiva LTZ, leather, sunroof, GPS, 12k mi.....$21,500
14 Ford F-150 XL, Reg Cab, 18k, V8, 8 ft. bed
14 Chevy Captiva 2LT, leather, sunroof.........$19,995
13 Nissan Sentra FE, pearl white, 36 MPG.....$14,837
13 Hyundai Elantra Ltd leather, sunroof, new tires $15,995
12 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sport, black, local trade
12 Dodge Journey SE Sport, loaded, warranty.....$13,327
12 Ford Fusion SEL, silver, alloys, 45k mi......$14,937
12 Ford F-150 Super Crew XLT, 4x4, 5.0 V8 ....$30,237
12 Toyota Camry SE, Sport Pkg, 16k, last one
11 Chevy Equinox LT, front drive, 4 cyl, 32 MPG, 1 owner
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62 Years Strong
620-251-4050
Buy With Confidence!
AUTO
CENTER
8th & Washita • Coffeyville, KS
MISCELLANEOUS
•••Adirondack Lawn Furniture now at Wishing Well, 2112
Walnut, Coffeyville, KS.
•••Genuine Jacks located west of Coffeyville is looking for
any kind of fabrication work, welding, machining, painting,
farm repairs, (gates & panels), corral to build, antique tractors to repair, etc. Please spread the word and if the company you work for is overloaded or behind please contact us
or hook us up some how so we can help. 620-948-3000 or
[email protected]
Want it done right? See The
Wizard Muffler & Fabrication
2006 South Walnut Street
Coffeyville, KS / 620-251-0744
•••Oak, Cedar or Hickory Lumber, $1.75 bd ft. Large Grizzly
Bandsaw 220, like new & blades $475. 620-870-2681
Buy • Sell • Pawn
Serving All Your Gun Needs!
Now carrying new golf discs & accessories
Large selection of fishing supplies
Independence - Gold & Silver Pawn
620-331-4509
REAL ESTATE
•••Approx 9 acres east of Caney, Hwy frontage, mobile home,
shop, car port, rural water, Westar electric, $60,000 OBO.
also another parcel of 9+ acres available. 620-515-0721
•••525 Acre Ranch near Fall River, Kansas & Fall River Reservoir. Excellent hunting & fishing area. This ranch is highly
improved with a 3 bed 2 bath log home sitting on a high rock
bluff, a 2 bed, 1 bath caretaker home, garages, 2 shop buildings, 1 is 80’x50’ metal, concrete floors. One has a deer processing room w/concrete floors. Excellent crop ground & pasture land, all fenced with pond in pasture. Please look at web
site. The pictures show it is a prime hunting, recreational property with 2 beautiful home sites & homes. For complete details contact Larry Marshall Auction & Realty, Fredonia, KS.
620-378-4356 / 620-485-6136 or visit our web sites
www.marshallauctionandrealty.com/
www.kansaspropertyads.com.
•••Want to buy older tractors in need of repair. 620-431-1012/
evenings or 620-212-3363/cell
•••Home 3 miles NE of Neodesha, 4 bedroom, 3 bath handicapped accessible on 31 beautiful acres, many large pecan
trees, 3 acre pond with floating dock, summer house, garage/shop, gas well, water well, rural water available 1/8 mile
away. Must see to appreciate. Please call Nancy Wilson. 620325-5127, Kathy Boone, 580-323-8761
•••CASH PAID- up to $25/Box for unexpired, sealed DIABETIC TEST STRIPS. 1-DAYPAYMENT.1-800-371-1136
•••Fall River. 3BR, 2 story remodeled house, 2 car detached
garage, $55,000/OBO. 620-658-4535, 620-658-4478
•••Wants to purchase minerals and other oil and gas interests. Send details to P.O. Box 13557 Denver, Co. 80201
•••Home for Sale. Lovely 3 bedroom, 3-1/2 bath, large
sunroom, all beautifully redecorated, 2500 sq ft. Great yard.
322 W. 4th Ave., Caney. Shown by appt. only. 620-879-2328
WANTED
HELP WANTED
•••Help Wanted: Custom Applicator Trainee w/Ag background,
agricultural equipment operation experience preferred. Must
work long hours & some weekends in season. Full benefits.
Send resume to: 3205 Boyd Street, Parsons, KS 67357
RENTAL
•••311 South State, Caney. 3BR/2BA, CH/A, $600 deposit,
$600 rent. 918-440-2535, 918-440-1527
•••Nice country house on acres, 3 bedrooms, north Independence. 1-800-321-4523
•••2 bedroom upstairs apartment w/appliances in Caney. No
pets or smokers. Give Kevin a call 620-515-5836
MOBILE HOMES
New Doublewides, 3 BR, 2 baths, $47,900
49 years
KANSAS MOBILE HOMES
3627 Main, Parsons, KS
620-421-1080
Open 7 days a week. Sunday 12-5.
•••Home for sale in Caney. 2 story, 4 bedroom, 1 bath home
with 2 car attached garage. 205 South East Street, 918-9070292 or 918-440-3980
•••3 bed, 1.5 bath, CH/A, family room has wood burning fireplace, 1392 sq. ft. living area, new metal roof, detached 2 car
garage. 510 N. Jackson, Toronto, Ks. $39,500. Larry Marshall
Auction & Realty, 413 N. 6th St., Fredonia, KS. 620-378-4356
www.marshallauctionandrealty.com.
Email:
[email protected].
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OPEN
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Mon-Thurs: 10-10
Fri-Sat: 10-11
Sun: Noon-8
301 Hibbard, Dearing, KS
620.688.6470
Haymaker Furniture Village
New, Used & Antique
Furniture
Largest
Variety
in SE Kansas!
•••6 houses in Coffeyville for $65,000. Call Wayne at 620251-5050
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
•••Get their offer then turn your broken unwanted Gold &
Silver Jewelry into cash at Uncle Ken’s Coins. Also buying
Silver coins & old U.S. paper money. 1819 N. Penn, Independence, Ks. 620-331-4570
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Podiatry
of Bartlesville
Evaluation and
Treatment of the
Foot and Ankle
We accept Medicare and most
commercial insurance plans.
DR. NICOLE CUPP, DPM
226 SE Debell Ave., Bartlesville
918.876.0476
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NEW INTERACTIVE SHOWROOM
-Truck Accessories
-Bedliners
-Window Tinting
-Lift Kits -Remote Starts
-Audio (Sales & Installation)
-Tires & Wheels
-Gift Certificates
Flex Pay
Plus up to
$1200 of
INSTANT
CREDIT!!
No Credit
Needed!
620.331.9990
MISCELLANEOUS
Billman’s Mobile Home Moving, LLC
We buy and sell used mobile homes!
Commercial & Residential Hauling Services:
One ton & Semi w/ flatbeds and Dump Trucks
620-421-5558
125 South 26th Street, Independence, KS
[email protected]
A Tradition Of Service
To Agriculture
Our bank is locally owned and operated.
We’ve been financing agriculture since the day
we first opened our doors.
When you need money for operating
expenses, livestock, machinery or real estate,
come see us.
We have knowledge, experience, and
financial resources to meet your needs.
Visit Both
Stores
2 Miles East of Dearing, 620-948-3400
Open 9 to 5 pm M-S
205 W. 9th, Coffeyville , 620-251-2200
Open 10 to 5:30 pm M-S
200 West Main, Cherryvale, KS
620-336-2105
WICHITA - A Wichita woman was ordered today to
repay more than $7,000 to the Kansas Medicaid program after pleading guilty to Medicaid fraud-related
charges, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said.
Bounloeum Thongsophaphone, 33, pleaded guilty in
July in Sedgwick County District Court to one count of
unlawful acts concerning computers. Judge David J.
Kaufman today ordered Thongsophaphone to repay
$7,440.56 to the Kansas Medicaid Program in addition
to sentencing her to 18 months probation. Convictions
such as this one also result in a period during which
the defendant is prohibited from being paid wages
through a government health care program.
An investigation found that Thongsophaphone used
Medicaid's computerized timekeeping system to falsely
bill the program for home health care services for two
clients at the same time, while her clients were not in
the same location or while Thongsophaphone was
working at a nail salon.
The case was part of "Operation No Show," a cooperative effort between the attorney general's office and
the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services/
Hulah Lake Menu
Noon meals are served at Hulah Lake Senior Center, Whippoorwill Point, and the public is invited. Cost
is $6 per person. Following are menus for this week:
Friday, August 21: Hay Stacks, Waffle Fries, Rolls
and Dessert
Monday, August 24: Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Green Beans, Rolls and Dessert
Friday, August 28: Lasagna, White Bean Soup,
Salad, Garlic Bread, Dessert
Office of Inspector General to investigate fraudulent
billing to Medicaid for personal care services provided
in Medicaid beneficiaries' homes. Today's sentencing
brings to a close the fifth case in this joint effort to crack
down on those who take advantage of these federal
and state administered healthcare programs. More than
$267,000 in restitution payable to the Kansas Medicaid program has been ordered as a result of these efforts.
Other joint investigations
are ongoing. The cases are
being jointly investigated by
federal and state authorities
and prosecuted by the attorney general's Medicaid
Fraud and Abuse Division.
Assistant Attorney General
Stefani
Hepford
of
Schmidt's office prosecuted
the
case
against
Thongsophaphone.
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INDEPENDENCE
8AM at Wal-Mart, Peter Pan Road
COFFEYVILLE
8:30AM at the old vacant Wal-Mart parking lot
across from the Country Mart and down a block
CHETOPA
9AM at Carm N Dale’s Gas Station
Casino Arrival 10:15AM • Departure 3:15PM
For more information, call 888-396-7876, Ext 6060
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For more information, call 888-396-7876, Ext 6060
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Banned individuals are not allowed to participate in the bus program.
Banned individuals are not allowed to participate in the bus program.
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S.E.K. Shooting Sports, LLC
Give us a call for your Hunting,
Sporting and Personal Protection Needs!
Hours: Tues-Sat 9-6
Owner: Jay Etter
14046 Gove Rd.
Mound Valley, KS
Closed Sun, Mon and Holidays sekshootingsports.com
620.328.2341
Wichita woman ordered to repay Medicaid program
for home health fraud
Grand Champion Bucket Calf Awarded
Coffeyville girl repeats win
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Independence, KS - 620.515.WELD (9353)
30 years experience
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Piping
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We are in Independence/Coffeyville/Caney areas daily.
Give us a call for all your welding & fabrication! Aluminum,
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Bucket calf show participants smile as they pose at the 2015 Inter-State Fair in Coffeyville. From left to right, they
are Silas Good, Independence, Kylie Jo Conley, Reserve Grand Champion from South Coffeyville, Okla., Karly
Wintjen, Coffeyville, Riley Wintjen, Grand Champion from Coffeyville, Jorja Oldham,
South Coffeyville, and Bradon Kuehn, South Coffeyville, Okla., Addie Elms, South Coffeyville, is not pictured.
COFFEYVILLE - The future of the livestock showing industry was in the spotlight
at the bucket calf show in Coffeyville at the Inter-State Fair.
Seven young people showed their bucket calves, and Grand Champion was
awarded to Riley Wintjen, Coffeyville, Kansas. Reserve Grand Champion went to
Kylie Joe Conley, South Coffeyville, Oklahoma.
Riley, who won the award for the second year in a row, showed her calf named
Billy. She also showed a pig at the fair. Kylie Jo showed a Simmental-Angus calf
named Buddy, who weighed 329 lbs and was "nice," she said.
Riley enjoyed the carnival rides at the fair and the fried pickles. She is nine years
old, and when she grows up, she'd like to be a teacher.
Kylie Jo, who is also nine and is in the fourth grade, loves spelling and wants to
be a veterinarian when she grows up.
Riley is the daughter of Justin and Jennifer Wintgen, and has an older brother,
Ty, age 11, and a younger sister, Karly, age 6.
Kylie Joe is the daughter of T.J. and Janie Conley and has a younger sister,
Kaycee Jane, who is four.
...We Can Weld Anything!
Area Artist Exhibit
The Fredonia Arts Council would like to invite you to
exhibit your work in the Annual Area Art Exhibit.
Artwork in any media; including paintings, drawings,
sculpture, photography, ceramics and textile art is eligible.
Please join us in sharing the wonderful artists of
Kansas.
Entries are due by September 25th and the Exhibit
starts October 1st and continues through October 27th.
For more information, contact Mary Sue Carder at
620.378.2052.
Theiss
Dozing
620-330-2630
620-330-2639
The Parsons Golf and Fitness Club Women’s Golf
League held a Rally for the Cure event on Monday,
July 2, 2015 at Sterling Meadows. There were a total
of 28 women players and several volunteers. The event
raised $1,125 for Rally for the Cure.
Special thanks to area businesses and individuals for
donations and contributions including Upscale Country, Bowen Pharmacy, Labette Health, Parsons Fine
Jewelry, Labette Community College, Commercial
Bank, Ernesto’s, George’s, Debbie Phillips, Kay Alderman, Chuck Waggoner, Lisa Winters, Nita Billman, and
Gail Billman.
The event had women golfers from surrounding areas including Independence, Cherryvale, Pittsburg,
Kansas City and Coffeyville. There were 9 more players this year than last, and the event raised $171 more
this year than last. Players began the evening by having a moment of silence then prayer to recognize and
honor women who have
fought cancer or are currently fighting cancer.
Over 20 names were
called out.
Call Us
Today!
Caney, KS
Swim’N Holes
Local Food and Farm
Task Force to meet in
Manhattan
MANHATTAN - The Local Food and Farm Task
Force will meet at 10 a.m. on Monday, August 31,
2015. The meeting will include a presentation from
Kansas State University College of Agriculture Dean
John Floros.
This task force was established with the passage of
SB 286 in the 2014 session of the Kansas Legislature. The Task Force is responsible for preparing a
local food and farm plan
containing policy and
funding recommendations in order to increase
locally grown food production.
The meeting is open to
the public.
Individuals who have
questions regarding the
meeting should contact
KDA marketing director,
Kerry
Wefald
at
[email protected]
for more information. Persons who require special
accommodations must
make their needs known
at least two days prior to
the meeting.
918.333.4442
Celebrating
SKIL Picnic
Sedan SKIL Picnic at
Sedan Senior Center 124
E. Main, Sedan, KS, August 21st, 5pm to 7pm.
Supper will be served at
5pm sloppy joes, chips,
potato salad, dessert, and
water or coffee to drink.
There will also be door
prizes and lots of visiting,
so I hope to see you there.
Call Diana Clanton at the
Sedan SKIL Office 1-620725-3990 or 1-866-9063990 for more info.
620-778-8883
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Rally for the Cure Event is big success
ACE Transport, LLC
Willing to Drive for a OTR Small Company?
-Pays Good
-2500 miles+ weekly
-Frequent Home Time
-No Touch Freight
620.205.9368 OR 620.205.9471
Rough Country Towing &
Recovery, LLC Freight Division
is now accepting applications for
OTR truck driver.
CDL required (class A), no felony convictions,
clean driving record, OTR experience preferred. Must be able to obtain DOT medical
card. Must meet insurance requirements to
obtain position. Time out on road can vary.
For more information, call 620.251.4110
2017 CR 5300, Coffeyville
Are you an ASE Certified Technician,
working on cars, trucks and machinery?
Would you like to work in a drug free shop? If
you would never recommend service that
doesn’t need to be done and most importantly, never put $$$ ahead of people.....
...then I’m Sean O’Brian, owner of
KS Tire, Auto & Diesel Repair Co.,
and I would like to talk to you!!!
1-620-412-2704
SECURITAS
Securitas Security Services USA, Inc.
Security Officers needed in Coffeyville, KS
Seeking Individuals with Supervisory
Experience & Computer Skills
Apply Online ANYTIME!
www.securitasjobs.com
Select Wichita, KS Location for Coffeyville positions
or call Monique at (620) 252-4439
EOE M/F/D/V
JOB FAIR
Advertising that
gets RESULTS!
Teller MSR (Member Service Representative)
Call to reserve your ad
space today! 800.942.6397
Independent Strides Home Care
Help Wanted:
Home Care PCAs
Crawford, Labette, Montgomery and
Neosho counties.
Positions now open to assist individuals
with their disability needs. Must be 18 yrs
of age and have reliable transportation.
Contact Kandee Grinage at:
Independent Strides Home Care
620-423-3328
Daily responsibilities include: receipt and processing of
deposits, payments, withdrawals, accurate and efficient
cash handling, account transactions, daily cash drawer
balances, and compliance with internal and NCUA
(National Credit Union Administration) regulatory
policies and procedures. Additional requirements and
qualifications include: strong communication skills,
excellent customer service skills, positive attitude, strong
ethics, confidentiality, dependability and a High School
diploma or equivalent.
Cooperative Credit Union is member-owned and operated through a Board of
Directors elected by the membership. The board serves on a volunteer basis and may
hire a management team to run the credit union. The Board also establishes and
revises policy, sets dividend and loan rates, and directs certain operations. The result:
members are provided with a safe, convenient place to save and borrow at reasonable
rates at an institution which exists to benefit them, not to make a profit.
COOPERATIVE CREDIT UNION
313 West 9th St.
Coffeyville, KS 67337
800-374-4550 • 620-251-5290
Commercial Metals Company
Independence, KS • 620-331-1710 or 620-577-5623
NOW HIRING
Benefits Available in 30 Days!
Gates Corporation is a worldwide leader
in the production of hydraulic hose.
We are a growing company and are
looking for only the finest employees for
our manufacturing operation.
PRODUCTION EMPLOYEES NEEDED
FOR EVENING AND NIGHT SHIFTS
Please apply in person. Applications will be
taken weekedays 7am - 3pm. Applications
must be completed in the facility GED or high
school diploma required. Pre-employment
background checks and drug screen required.
GATES CORPORATION
1450 Montana Rd., Iola, KS
EOE
CLASS A CDL - Rolloff Truck Driver.
Provide the best customer service pick up or
delivery of scrap metal container boxes at local
customer locations throughout Southeast Kansas and Northeast Oklahoma.
Safety is Job One! 3-5 years truck driving experience with a Class A CDL, must be able to
pass DOT required physical and drug test; maintain truck and driving records by obtaining receipt or acknowledgements; originating maintenance requests and recording container tracking information; complete driver log and truck
performance forms; and deliver containers by
identifying destinations, establishing route, operating truck safely, unloading scrap containers,
and remaining on schedule.
Full Benefits Package: Health,
Vision, Dental, Holiday, Vacation,
OT, Safety Incentive,
and 401K match. EOE
InTouch Communications
is accepting applications for the position of
sales consultant. Applicant should be able
to work on a team or take on leadership
roles as required and must possess strong
customer service/computer skills.
Mail resume to:
412 W. Main, Independence, KS 67301
HELP WANTED
We are a well-established property management
company seeking a 32 hours per week Maintenance
Technician/Janitor/Groundskeeper for our property
located in Coffeyville, KS. Benefit package included.
Responsibilities include: getting vacant units ready
for occupancy, painting, sheetrock/drywall repairs,
carpentry, appliance repairs, performing minor
electrical and plumbing repairs, general maintenance/
cleaning/upkeep of property.
Position requires: 3 yr experience in apartment
maintenance, knowledge of electrical and plumbing,
respond to after-hours emergencies, ability to work
independently, be pleasant and a team player. Must be
able to pass background check and drug screen.
Required experience: Apartment maintenance or
similar experience, 3 years.
MANOR HOUSE APARTMENTS
101 E. 5th, Coffeyville, KS 67337
HELP WANTED
•Desk Clerk
•Housekeepers
Rest-Full Inn
820 E. 11th Street, Coffeyville
Apply in person at:
No Phone Calls Please.
MAINTENANCE
PERSONNEL
City of Caney is accepting applications for
maintenance personnel. This position will
be part time with the potential to go full time.
Position requires a valid driver’s license.
Applicants must be dependable and work
well as part of a team. Applications will be
accepted through Friday, August 28th, 2015.
Please send resumes to P.O. Box 129,
Caney, Ks, 67333. Applications are available
for pickup at City Hall, 100 W. 4th Ave.
Find us online at
goodnewspress.com
or on Facebook!
POWER PLANT MAINTENANCE PERSON
(1st Year) - ($17.69hr + excellent benefits package)
The City of Coffeyville, Kansas is seeking applications for the
position of 1st year Maintenance Person in Electric Generation Department. Position duties include but are not limited
to: participate in maintenance and repair of power plant machinery and equipment including boilers, pumps, generators,
pipes, valves; conduct preventive maintenance; maintain
housekeeping for power plant. Operate variety of equipment.
Frequent heavy lifting, climbing stairs and ladders, bending,
stooping or kneeling for extended periods.
Applicants must be willing to meet the City of Coffeyville residency
requirements to reside within USD 445 school district boundary.
Applications must be submitted at www.hrepartners.com.
Applications accepted until August 26, 2015. EOE
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Send Resume to: Attn: Penny Coy
P.O. Box 96, Caney, KS, 67333 or
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JOB FAIR
1996 17' Sunbird Boat
(some restrictions apply)
Hwy 75 Dewey
(Just North of Pump ‘n Petes)
(918) 534-3604
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Independence, KS
Dufoe, Johnny Lee (J.D.), age 62, US Navy and Vietnam veteran, died August 6, 2015. Memorial services
were held Aug. 14 at Zach Webb Family Funeral Service. He is survived by his wife Teresa, 1 son, 4 grandchildren and 1 sister.
Fleisher, Roy Wayne, age 60, US Navy and Vietnam veteran, died August 11, 2015. Memorial services
will be held at a later date. Survivors include his wife
Donna Fleischer, 3 daughters, 4 grandchildren and 5
siblings. Zach Webb Family Funeral Service was in
charge of arrangements.
Ochelata, OK
Schaper, Rev. Melvin L., age 94, minister, died August 9, 2015. Services will be held at 10 a.m., Aug.
22, at the Bible Holiness Church and a graveside service will be held at 4 p.m. at Mount Hope Cemetery in
Independence, KS under the direction of the Davis
Family Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife
Evalyn, 7 children, 23 grandchildren, 51 great-grandchildren, 1 sister, many nieces, nephews, cousins and
friends.
Pawhuska, OK
Kimrey, Ayiden Derik, infant son of Sharon Smith
and Dillon W. Kimrey, died August 17, 2015, in
Bartlesville. Private family services directed by the
Stumpff Funeral Home & Crematory.
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Bartlesville, OK
Barnes, Billy Allen, age 84, died August 11, 2015.
Services were held Aug. 15 in the Stumpff Funeral
Home Chapel.
Cochran, Myrle Alford, age 95, retired dozer operator/truck mechanic, died August 8, 2015. Memorial
services were held Aug. 13 at the Labadie Heights
Baptist Church under the direction of the Arnold Moore
& Neekamp Funeral Home.
Dodson, Lloyd Everett, Jr., age 75, died August 3,
2015. Services were held Aug. 15 in the Tuxedo Assembly of God Church under the direction of the
Stumpff Funeral Home & Crematory.
Harris, Donald L., age 80, died August 10, 2015 in
Muskogee. Memorial graveside services will be held
at 10 a.m., Aug. 21, at White Rose Cemetery, under
the direction of the Stumpff Funeral Home & Crematory.
Landrigan, Nicole Victoria, age 35, bakery waitress/
clerk, died August 7, 2015 in Sand Springs. Funeral
services were held Aug. 13 at the Ribbon Church in
Spavinaw with interment following in the Ribbon Cemetery under the direction of Arnold Moore & Neekamp
Funeral Home.
Murnan, Richard Dwayne, age 54, pipeliner, died
August 7, 2015. Services were held Aug. 15 in the
Stumpff Funeral Home Chapel.
Coffeyville, KS
Liebert, Robert “Bob” Louis, age 88, US Army veteran and former longtime Coffeyville resident, died
August 6, 2015 in Overland Park, KS. He is survived
by 1 daughter, 2 granddaughters and 3 nieces. Mass
of Christian Burial was held Aug. 15 at Holy Name
Catholic Church followed by burial at Calvary Cemetery under the direction of the David W. Barnes Funeral Home.
Elk Falls, KS
Brashier, Mildred L. (Siebold), age 99, died July 15,
2015 at Twilight Manor in Howard. Memorial services
were held Aug. 15 at Calvary Chapel. Survivors include 5 children, 11 grandchildren and numerous
great-grandchildren. Arrangements under the direction of the Zach Webb Family Funeral Service.
Fredonia, KS
King, Virda, age 93, died August 9, 2015. She is
survived by 2 nieces and 1 nephew. Funeral services
were held Aug. 14 at Timmons Funeral Home with
burial in the Altoona Cemetery.
24 MONTHS
24,000 MILES
Nationwide Warranty
on ALL REPAIRS!
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PUBLIC
NOTICE:
The City of Caney will be accepting
sealed bids for a sound system for the city
council meeting room. Bids must be
submitted by Noon, Friday, September 4th,
2015 and should be in a sealed envelope
marked “Sound System”. The City reserves the right to refuse any or all bids.
T RUCTION
FREE Estimates!
-Remodeling -Decks
-Cabins -Amish Labor
30x40x10 Metal Building
Complete with Slab - $15,800
620.205.9994
Mail to: City of Caney,
PO Box 129, Caney, KS 67333
CALLING ALL MOTHERS
OF PRESCHOOLERS:
Sunflower Truss
All mothers and
Grab your brave
self and get ready mothers-to-be of kids
to flourish!
ages 0-5 welcome!
WHEN: 1st & 3rd Thurs of the month,
starting Sept. 3 at 9am
WHERE: Tyro Christian Church
Rebuilt engine as of May 2015, 4 cylinder inboard
Penta Volvo, new prop, new carburetor, new bilge, new
blower exhaust in engine compartment. The trailer has
new lights and wheel bearings as of last year.
All for only $4,500.00
www.nuwa.com 800.835.0676
3701 Johnson Rd., Chanute, KS 66720
620.795.2920
Roof Trusses
Pole Barn Packages
Lumber
Marcus & Mary Knepp
Owners
9026 Trego Rd
Oswego, KS
CONTACT:
[email protected] or
Emily Lewis 318.547.6977
Food, Fun, Great
Company and
Childcare provided!
You can submit your auctions by emailing
[email protected] or by calling 620.879.5460
STATE LINE
CONSIGNMENT & POULTRY/RABBIT AUCTION
2:30 p.m., Sunday, August 23, 2015
214 Oklahoma St., South Coffeyville, OK
Watch for signs...
Early consignments include: Items from 1 estate, furniture, appliances, cast iron, knives, jewelry, collectibles,
lumber, new Ace Hardware items, poultry & rabbits, plus
a lot more. We will have most of the items in the shade!!
Terms: Everything sells as-is, no warranties, by cash or
good check. ID required. We are not responsible for lost,
broken or stolen items or accidents. Concessions and restrooms available. View pics on Facebook or auctionzip.com.
To find out more info or to consign, contact us
STATE LINE AUCTION SERVICE
918-467-0258
PUBLIC AUCTION
10:00 a.m., Saturday, August 22, 2015
Bernice, OK – At the corner of Highway
85A & Main Street in the center of town.
Watch for Signs
BOATS/WATERCRAFT: 1980 Bass Tracker 25hp Mercury, 16’; 1989 Landau 50hp Johnson, 17’; 2002 Lowe flat
bottom boat w/trailer; 1999 Maxium open-bow V6 power;
1989 Lowe pontoon boat 48hp Johnson, 18’; 1995 Lowe
pontoon boat 50hp Johnson,, 18’; 1996 Ranger Z21 225hp
Evinrude; 2006 Ranger 461 150hp Johnson Faststrike;
1984 Scarab 22’, full swim deck, 454 big block, thru hull
exhaust, sound system, cutty cabin, interior newly redone;
1999 Kawasaki JHI 200 jet ski, 1998 GSX 5625 Sea Doo,
both watercraft on 1 trailer. VEHICLES: 1979 Camaro,
once owned by Gas Monkey Garage, blower, double nitrous fogger, 800hp before nitrous, capable of 1200hp,
never been raced; 2003 SSR, super charger, 700 hp before nitrous; 1999 Chevy SWB pickup, V6, auto, AC, runs
and drives great; 1988 Chevy SWB pickup, V6, 5 spd; 1994
Chevy SWB pickup, V8, auto; 1984 Jeep CJ7, 4.26 inline
6 cyl, 400 miles on rebuild. MOTORCYCLE/RZR: 2010
Harley Davidson custom motorcycle, 1200cc, Springer front
end, very nice bike; 2011 Polaris RZR 800S, side-by-side.
CONSTRUCTION/CABINET SHOP: Doors, interior & exterior, new & used; windows, new & used; cabinet hardware, handles, knobs, hinges, etc; trim, various kinds; lumber, cherry, oak, pecan, walnut, pine, etc.; rough cedar
beams; 500 sheets of formica; peg board shelving; attic
entrance/ladder; skylights; Frigidaire oven. TOOLS: Table
saw, has commercial table/3 slides, 220 volt; 10” radial
arm saw; miter saw; air compressor; nail guns; staple guns;
upright toolboxes, Snap-on, MAC, etc; hand toolswrenches, sockets, screwdrivers, etc, Craftsman, Snapon, MAC, etc.; garden tools-shovels, rakes, hoes, etc.;
metal shelving; lawn trailer; sprayers; too much to list.
Owner: James Ott
Little Auction Service ~ Wann, OK
Auctioneer: Brian Little
918-531-2381 (918)331-7705
Check out this & upcoming auctions or
view photos at Littleauction.net
Real Estate Auction
6:00 p.m., Thursday, August 27, 2015
644 S. Central, Chanute, KS
PUBLIC AUCTION
9285 Queen Road, St. Paul, KS
From St. Paul KS, West on Hwy 47, 3 miles to Queen Road,
then South approx. 3/4 mile on Queen Road OR from Parsons KS, North on 59 Hwy approx. 8 miles to 80th Road, then
East 2 miles on 80th Road to Queen Road then 1-1/4 mile
North on Queen Road, OR from Jct. of Hwy. 59 & Hwy. 47
(South of R & F Farm Supply) East on 47 Hwy, 2 Miles to
Queen Road then 3/4 miles South.
Shop/Woodworking Equip. (will sell following the
Tools & Misc.): Sanborn Magna Force 5hp twin cyl 140
psi upright air compressor, 220v, 60 gal tank w/moisture
collector, real nice; Lincoln AC 225v arc welder; Homelite
176B40 3500w 120/240 port. generator w/B&S engine,
recoil start; Craftsman Contractor Series 10” 3hp floor
mod. table saw w/44” table & 60” fence guide bars or
exten. w/dust collector attach; Ryobi 10” table mod. table
saw; Dayton 6” 3 whl. floor mod. band saw, on casters,
89 1/2” blade; Sears Contractor Series 8 1/4” 2hp table
mod. slide compound miter saw; Milwaukee HD 14” abrasive cut-off saw; Craftsman 12” table mod. wood lathe on
Richards adj. stand; M&W 6 1/8” 156 mm table mod.
motorized jointer, on stand; Ridgid Prof. TP13002 13”
table mod. surfacer, on stand; Ryobi oscillating spindle
table mod. sander, on table w/casters; Milwaukee HD
hand band saw w/case; B&D 1 1/2”hp ball bearing plunge
cut router; Skil plunge router; Porter Cable Mod. 7 4210
12” dovetail machine; Ryobi DBJ 50 plate jointer. Car/
Pwr Washer/Automotive Items: (sells approx 1 p.m.):
1970 MG Midget MK3 2-seat roadster car, 1275cc 4 cyl.
motor w/standard trans., runs, been kept shedded;
Generac 1900 psi power washer w/3.75 B&S engine, recoil start; Power Lift 20 gal Automotive Parts pwr washer.
Asst Household Items. Mowers/Trailers/Lawn Equip:
GT 30”x40” dump bed trailer; Shop Built 4’x7’ single axle
bumper hitch ATV/mower trailer w/48” drop-down ramps;
Werner 4’ step ladder; (2) 8’ fiberglass step ladders (1
Werner brand); Stihl 025 gas chainsaw w/14” bar, like
new. Storage Cabinets/Tools/Misc. (starts selling at
9 a.m.): Sears & Mitutoyo in/out mic. sets; Starrett mic.
1”-5”, sev; (2) Craftsman 3/8” dr deep socket sets; Craftsman 3/8” dr SAE sockets; lg selection of 3/8” & 1/2” dr
shallow sockets, most name brands; S-K Wayne 3/4” dr
ratchet; Snap-On & Wright breakovers; assort. dbl. boxend wrenches, most name brand; sev. comb. box & open
end wrenches, up to 1 1/16”, most name brand; S-K
Wayne 16” adj. wrench; many, many other misc. items.
Auctioneer’s Note: items are in like new cond. & clean.
Lunch: Washington Co. 4-H Club. Port-a-potty, shade.
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES: Whirlpool refrigerator; 23.1
c. ft. Kenmore chest freezer; cushion glider; portable dishwasher/wood top; 4 door wood cabinet; 3 Singer sewing
machines w/cabinets; 3-5 drawer chest; drop leaf dining
table w/pads; entertainment center; 6 letter size file cabinets; bookshelves, floor fans, ceiling fan; desk & table
lamps; quilt hangers; wood desk; Lazy Boy recliner, 2 footstools; “Golden” lift chair; 19” flat screen TV; metal patio
glider; end tables, magazine tables; 3 office chairs; 7 chairs
w/rollers; “Warm Morning” heating stove. ANTIQUES &
COLLECTABLES: Wood ironing board; metal buckets;
wood boxes – baskets; cast iron skillets; bacon press,
wood plane; milk strainer, wire egg baskets; granite ware,
cake & pie carriers; fat irons, wheat pattern china & Fire
King; yarn & porcelain dolls, Roseville, McCoy pottery;
license plates - 1947 & up; 2 buffets; metal beds- full &
twin; large set of scales; paddle grind stone; 2 man’s saw;
quilt frames, quilts, quilting material; lantern; Flyer “10 Tot”
red wagon; kitchen drop leaf table; flat top trunk; large
bird collection (figurines); bear collection; 2 set of “nice
china” 12 place set; Berry Hill bears; WM Roger silverware 12 place set. GLASSWARE & KITCHENWARE: 5
pressure cookers; set of “Guardian” aluminum cookware;
pots & pans; wicker laundry baskets; placemats ; Tupperware, Fire King, Corning Ware, Pyrex; sets of glasses;
flower vases; glass punch bowl set; pitcher & glasses;
blender, mixer, tea pot; lots of canning jars (qt., pt., & gallon); 2 large canners; strawberry boxes, freezer boxes.
YARD, TOOLS, ETC: Front tine tiller,“Ace”; Mantis tiller;
42” Snapper mower; Stihl weed eater; Stihl chainsaw
“031”; Snapper mower seat; metal shop seat on rollers;
log chains; shop vac; Snapper grass catcher; Weedeater
grass catcher. COOLERS: 8 coolers – Coleman &
Rubbermaid; 2 water coolers with cup dispensers. MISCELLANEOUS: DVD player-radio; mail box; HP computer
printer; computer keyboard; exercise “Step Climber”; 2
exercise bicycles; 3 wheel Schwinn bicycle; 5 speed bicycle; Christmas tree & ornaments; lots of nice cabinet
fronts & doors; pickup & car seat covers; games, puzzles,
books; Hot Wheels- toys; “Home Interior” pictures & mirrors; record album & 8 track tapes; bird cage; other items
are too numerous to mention. Note: Many items are just
like new, some items are very old – something here for
everyone! Boxes and boxes to open yet. We hope to see
you there! TERMS: Cash or approved check. Must have
positive ID to bid. Nothing removed until settled for. All
items sell as is where is with no warranties or guaranties
from seller or sellers agent. Not responsible for accidents
or theft.
For pictures go to websites:
www.marshallauctionandrealty.com,
www.kansasauctions.net
or
email
[email protected]. Lunch by “Vintage
Chuck Wagon” & restroom available. Note: Lots of shade.
Owner: Dawn Carter
Walter Auction Service
Howard, KS ~ 620-374-2655
Auctioneers: Gene Walter & Dean Patterson
www.alanjohnsonrealty.com
Owner: Mrs. Wayne (Berniece) Gibson
Auctioneers: Larry Marshall, 620-485-6136
Mark Garretson, 620-433-2561
Clerk/Cashier: Dedra Cavaness & Gayle Garretson
Nice 3 Bed, 1 Bath Home, 1504 sq. ft.
Great shady corner lot location.
For details contact Larry Marshall Auction & Realty
620-378-4356, 620-485-6136
or check out the websites for pictures
www.marshallauctionandrealty.com
www.ksauctions.net
AUCTION
1729 Hillcrest Dr., Bartlesville, OK
(Located across the street from
Bartlesville High School)
AUCTIONS
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
12:30 p.m., Sunday, September 13, 2015
Next to Quick Stop on Hwy 10, Wann, OK
Call early with your consignments to receive benefit of advertising.
LITTLE AUCTION SERVICE
Brian Little (918) 331-7705
ESTATE AUCTION
6:00 p.m., Thursday, August 20, 2015
Washington County Fair Building, Dewey, OK
* * * PREVIEW AT 5:00 P.M. * * *
Pleased to offer the 2nd sale for the
Tom and Jean Boyd Estate
Very desirable primitives, antiques
and household items
Childrens’ Collectibles: Murray metal tricycle; Schwinn
Pixie child’s bike; Matchbox collectors (cases); Tonka,
Hubley, Structo, Roadgrader trucks; John Deere; farm
animals; Army men; comic books; doll bed, antique; doll
buggy; Barbie doll cases & contents; marbles & games;
Legos; sports pennants; childrens’ chairs, Bentwood;
autographed astronaut poster. Household: Flat screen
TVs (3); Bose speakers; Amana washer/dryer; linens;
luggage; dishes - Franciscan Apple Blossom dinnerware;
Pope Gosser china, vintage; crystal - stemware; kitchen
ware; silver plate assortment; costume jewelry; purses;
seasonal decor. Furniture: Antique oak rocker; antique
walnut bed; English dresser; small wash stand; antique
cedar chest; antique smoke stand; oak trunk; 3 drawer
antique chest; mahogany chest; small white kitchen cabinet; drop leaf tables, several; vintage Motorola radio/
phono table top; antique oak sofa/bed; 7 pc pecan dinette; pictures; lamps; rugs. Primitives: Crocks; copper
fire extinguisher, broilers; washboards; kraut cutters; wood
boxes, variety; baskets; coffee grinders; signs; lanterns;
frames. Much, much more! Another great sale - don’t miss
out! Terms: Cash, check with proper ID. Not responsible
for accidents or for merchandise after sold. Announcements day of sale supersede all previous advertising. Concessions by Jan.
Minuteman Auction Company
Auctioneer: Wayne Vineyard, 918-440-1040
Visit us on the webpage for pictures & details
www.minutemanauction.com
The Wanda C. Nelson
ESTATE AUCTION
14154 S. Highway 2, Bluejacket, OK
LOCATION: North of Vinita & South of Welch on Highway 2. One mile North of the Highway 2 & 25 Junction
(Bluejacket Turnoff) Auction Signs Posted!
OFFERING 76.98± ACRES – HOME & OUTBUILDINGS!
Property Will Be Offered in Four Parcels...
Buy One Parcel, Any Combination OR BUY IT ALL!
PARCEL #1: Contains 20± Acres, Hwy 2 & County Road
Frontage, Pond, 1,536± SF Home, 3 Bedrooms, 1.5
Baths, Carport. 32x24 Garage. 36x30 Garage/Workshop
w/10x30 Lean-to. 42x36 Barn. 12x30 Loafing Shed. Grain
Bin. Pipe Corrals w/Squeeze Chute.
PARCEL #2: Contains 20± Acres, Hwy 2 Frontage, Pond.
PARCEL #3: Contains 20± Acres, 2 Ponds – Must be
Purchased with either Parcel #2 and/or #4 to have access.
PARCEL #4: Contains 16.98± Acres, County Road Frontage.
PERSONAL PROPERTY IS ALSO SELLING!
The Family moved all of the Home Contents into the
Garage/Workshop. It is FULL of Furnishings, Household
Goods, Collectibles & New In Box Auto Parts! View The
Photos And Come See What We Find! It WILL Be Fun!
J.B. Robison Auctioneers
JBRauctions.com
918-256-5524
COFFEYVILLE
LIVESTOCK MARKET
11:00 a.m.
Thursday, August 20, 2015
Early Consignments
25 Mixed Bred Cows 5-8 Yrs Bred to Red Bulls
15 Mixed Bred Cows w/4 Calves by Side
50 Black Steers 450-525#
35 Mixed Calves 400-500#
COW SALE
September 12, 2015
For More Information or to Consign Cattle, Contact
Jimmy King
620-515-5464
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
12:00 Noon, Saturday, August 29, 2015
405 S. Wood, Caney, KS
Open House: Friday, August 28, 3:00–6:00 p.m.
1010 sq ft wood frame home, 3BR, 2BA, detached garage, 2 carports. Fenced back yard, 80x142 lot. CH/CA,
new kitchen floor. Appliances included. Terms: 10% down
day of sale w/balance due at closing on or before October
2, 2015. Sold in present condition. Sale contingent upon
seller confirmation. Announcements day of sale supersede
all printed material.
Owners: Mr. & Mrs. Gary Lloyd
American Homes Realty
Auctioneer: Brian Little
918-531-2381 918-331-7705
Brian Little
918-331-7705
PUBLIC AUCTION
4580 CR 4200, Independence, KS
From Hwy Jct 169 & 160 East of Independence,
go 2 miles West to 4900 Road then 1 mile South
then 1-1/2 miles West (Don’t use your GPS or
you’ll end up West of Independence)
Motorcycles & Mopeds (all need repair): 1974 Suzuki
Savage 650, nice, runs; 1973 Honda CB750; 1976 Honda
CB550 (no title); 1974 Suzuki GS750E (no title); 1972
Yamaha S650 (no title); 1979 Yamaha 750 (no title); 1977
Puch moped, runs; 1987 Motomarina moped; 1976
Batavus HS50 moped; 1987 Tomos moped; Whizzer style
motorized bicycle; Honda 50R pit bike, runs; Yamaha 100
dirt bike, doesn’t run. Miscellaneous: Craftsman riding
mower, for parts; Mantis tiller; 36” wood lathe & tools; 10”
Ryobi table saw; band saw; bench sanders; routers & bits;
Delta table saw & jointer; B&D radial arm saw; power tools;
woodworking tools; lg Rigid pipe cutter; sev metal shelves;
storm doors & windows; lg steel computer processing
frames; oak lumber; woodworking lumber; small china
hutch; curio cabinet; glider & ottoman; Fender Squier electric guitar; wicker patio set; lots of misc. Antiques & Collectibles: Kitchen cabinet; Singer treadle sewing machine;
bake oven gas cook stove; French & Sons piano; couch
w/ornate wood, rough; lg Jewel Tea collection; lots of Blue
Willow & other collectible glassware; square tables w/spool
legs; 10 gal crock w/handles & others; apple peeler; cherry
pitter; hand crank butter churn w/globe shaped jar; sev
porcelain dolls; tall display case; old cookie jars; gumball
machine; crock butter churn; old wall pictures; Tiffany style
electric table lamp; old electric lamps; lots of old food &
other tins; Hop-A-Long Cassidy items; stone jars;
Remington typewriter; old jars; sev. Aunt Jemima items;
S&Ps; coffee grinder; crank wall telephone, been converted; barn lanterns; old kitchen items; peddle tractor; lg
hotel basin park metal sign; stop sign; 45 mph sign; lg
Hammons motors metal sign; lg State Farm metal sign;
other signs; old light fixtures; Coca Cola items; washboards; bead purse; costume jewelry; 8mm projectors &
cameras; sev medicine bottles; cast iron chairs; Happy
Days glasses; old wood dining chairs; glass tile blocks;
square wash tub & stand; iron bed headboards; push cult;
WW2 air tank; Tonka trucks; lots & lots of antiques & collectibles. Note: Mr. & Mrs. Sherley had collected for several years and the house is full. Don’t miss this sale if you
want antiques and collectibles. There will be some hard
to find items. Terms: Cash or good check. Nothing to be removed until settled for. Not responsible for accidents or theft.
Estate of Richard and Claudia Sherley
Auctioneers: Richard Byrd and David Byrd
Serving SE Kansas for over 25 years
For pictures go to
richardbyrdauctionservice.com
View the auctions online!
GUN & COIN ESTATE AUCTION
6:30 p.m., Friday, August 21, 2015
610 Curtis Street, Welch, OK Civic Center
The Gary Linderman Estate – Charles Stoner, PR
Selling 35 Guns & Gun Supplies!
LARGE Coin Collection!
PISTOLS: S&W, #586, 357 Mag 4”; Ruger Super
Redhawk 44 mag 6” w/4x32 scope; Lorcin #L380, 380
cal auto; Jimenez 380 cal auto; H&R 22 cal; Iver-Johnson
22 cal Target Sealed 8; Davis 32 cal Derringer. RIFLES:
008 Winchester #70XTR 30-06 bolt action rifle w/Leupold
scope; Winchester #75 22 cal bolt action; Preduzece #98
44 cal bolt action rifle w/9x40 Tasco scope; Marlin
#1895SS 45/70 cal, lever action w/scope & case; Marlin
#925M 22 Win mag cal, bolt action w/Tasco scope;
Mossberg #151K 22 cal auto w/scope; Glenfield #60 22
auto w/Tasco scope; Glenfield #60 22 auto w/4x15
Glenfield scope; U.S. Model of 1917 Eddystone (Enfield)
30-06 new sport stock; 017 Springfield #53A 22 cal bolt
action. BLACK POWDER: Thompson 50 cal black powder rifle w/9x40 scope; Investram 50 cal black powder
rifle. SHOTGUNS: Browning Lightning 12 ga over/under, made in Belgium, w/case; Browning Lightning 12 ga
BT-99, made in Japan, w/case; Winchester #12 12 ga
pump; Winchester #1897 12 ga; Remington #870 20 ga
pump, looks like new; Remington #1100 20 ga auto;
Remington #1100 12 ga auto; Remington #1100 SkeetB 12 ga auto; Mossberg #500A 12 ga pump; Mossberg
#835 Ulti-Mag 12 ga; Beretta Silver Snipe 12 ga over/
under; Franchi 20 ga auto; Savage #220A, 410 single
shot; Charles Daly camo 12 ga pump; High Standard Flite
King Deluxe #K-200 20 ga pump; H&R Camo 10 ga single
shot. MISC: Daisy #105B, BB gun; Tasco 4x32 rifle
scope; Topper camo 10 ga barrel. LOTS OF AMMO!
COINS – SILVER – GOLD: GOLD: $1.00; several $2.50;
1999 $5.00’s; 1889 $10.00; 1924 $20.00; 1986 $50.00;
Kuggarand; Panda’s. SILVER: 100’s of Silver coins!
Morgan & Peace dollars; Walking Liberty, Franklin,
Kennedy halves; quarters; Mercury & Roosevelt dimes.
COINS & COMMEMORATIVES: Buffalo nickels; assorted pennies; Indian Head pennies; large cent; three
cent; V nickels; North American Hunting Club .999 Silver
Commemoratives; several Silver Eagles; rolls of Susan
B Anthony’s; rolls & rolls & sacks & sacks full of ass’t
coins! ALSO INCLUDED: Elgin pocket watch; Waltham
pocket watch; ID bracelet; (2) men’s diamond rings;
mounted elk tooth; antique cuff links & more! PLEASE
NOTE: There are over 200-250 pounds of coins – there
will not be an itemized catalog! Many will be offered individually – most will be offered in bulk. Come Prepared
To Buy!!!!!
PLEASE NOTE: The Guns & Coins are secured in
the Bank Vault and will be delivered to the Auction
Site Auction Day and not before! Any and all information we have will be posted at JBRauctions.com.
They may be viewed starting at 5:00 PM prior to the
Auction.
J.B. Robison Auctioneers
JBRauctions.com
918-256-5524
Real Estate Brokers in KS / OK / AR / MO
800-809-2790 620-795-2365
“Call to book your sale”
www.chesnuttauctioneers.com
Fredonia Livestock Auction LLC
360 W. Madison St., Fredonia, KS
Sale Barn 620-378-2212
Cattle Sale Every Tuesday at Noon
Buck Powell 316-250-0748 • Rodney Shaw 620-583-9467
Cody Mathes 620-288-0034
August 11, 2015 ~~ Headcount 492
Most places got a much needed rain! Light run of cattle on a
steady to lower market on lighter calves. Feeder cattle were
fully steady. Pairs and springer cows were steady for the quality
on a very active market. Weigh cows and bulls sold steady.
Call with your consignments.
The market report is based on choice stocker & feeder calves
Pairs
Bred Cows
$1,900 - $2,900
$2,000 - $2,400
Weigh Cows $100 to $123
Weigh Bulls $132 to $141.50
Customer Appreciation Day is August 25, 2015
Come join us for great food and a lively cattle auction.
Meal will be prepared and served by our very own
Stockyard Restaurant and sponsored by
Merial, Agrilix, Wildcat Feeds
and Victor Phillips Co.
Consigned for August 25:
15 head of 3rd period fancy black 1st calf heifers weighing
1100#, bred to a low birth weight black Angus bull.
Construction is planned to start on our drive-thru area
on Monday, 8-17-15.
The drive-thru roof will be extended over the second
lane and will reach out to a third lane where the ATM
will be moved when construction is completed. During
construction the second drive-thru lane will be closed,
so the bank will have only the first lane in operation.
To accommodate our drive-thru customers, we will
extend our lobby hours Monday thru Thursday from
4:30 to 5:00 p.m., and the lobby will continue to be open
until 6:00 p.m. on Fridays.
If you have questions or need assistance, please call
us on 620-879-5500. Thank you for your patience during our construction times.
ESTATE AUCTION
Located from Hwy 75 & 2900 Rd. to the curve
(South end) of Ochelata, OK, 2 blocks West,
3/4 mile South. Watch for Signs
Clean Quality Merchandise, No Reserves
AUTOS: 1987 Ford Lariat XLT, 1/2 ton short, step-side,
one owner, garage kept, excellent condition for serious
collector, 136,000 plus miles; 1999 Dodge Ram 1500 V-8
Magnum ext. cab; 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix; 2007 Dodge
Excaliber. GUNS/SPORTS: Ruger P89 pistol 9mm; S&W
mod M&P 9 shield, 9mm; Ruger mini-14 223 cal rifle;
Remington mod 1100, 12 ga; Marlin 30-30 lever action
rifle; 2 Ruger 22 cal carbines (1 is new in box); clips, ammo
& accessories; Sentry gun safe; lg barbell exercise set;
Nordic Track; tanning bed; (3) 10 spd mtn bikes. TOOLS:
Roll-around tool chest; sheet metal break; table saw; elec
miter saw; lots of tools - hand, air & elec, good quality &
condition. HOUSEHOLD: Kenmore refrig; Kenmore upright freezer; oak dining table w/6 chairs; leather couch &
love seat; round coffee table; oak entertainment center; 7
pc kingsize bedroom suite; queen head & foot board; small
chest; mahogany chest & dresser; 3 pc full bedroom suite;
Medallion Kashan 8x11 rug; kitchen items; Igloo stainless
grill; Charbroil grill; Brinkman smoker; 4 pc patio set; like
new port. log splitter; 17.5hp JD riding mower hydro stat;
other misc. items. Terms: Cash or check w/ID. Sales tax
applicable w/o tax ID #. Not responsible for accidents or
theft. Nothing removed until settled for.
Estate of J.D. Pinkerton
SMOKEY HAND AUCTIONS
Ramona, OK
918-798-2345 or 918-536-2345
Four County Mental Health Center has the
following FULL-TIME OPENINGS in Independence!
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Targeted Case Manager / Care Coordinator – work closely with
patients managing their chronic health conditions, both physical
and mental. Excellent communication skills and partnership with
other service providers required. Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent
experience needed.
Adult Case Manager – work one on one with patients, assisting
them in securing and maintaining natural resources within the community. Local driving required.
Licensed Therapists- we currently have part-time openings providing crisis screenings and a full-time opening working on-on-one
with patients in a school setting.
Visit our website to learn more about these positions or to apply online:
www.fourcounty.com. Positions are benefit-eligible. Four County is a KPERS employer.
Resumes/applications may also be submitted in person or mailed to: Human Resources,
Four County, P.O. Box 688 Independence, KS 67301. Equal Opportunity Employer, Drug
Free Workplace and bilingual applicants preferred.
Used Book Sale at CRMC
Auxiliary Fundraiser
COFFEYVILLE - Need a good book? Come to the
Used Book Sale at Coffeyville Regional Medical Center on Thursday, August 20 in the 4th Floor Conference Center. Use the tan elevators. The sale will open
at 9:00am to 3:00 p.m.
A good selection of paperback and hardback books
will be available and book sets at a great price.
The Used Book Sale is a fundraiser sponsored by
the CRMC Auxiliary to raise money toward special
projects for Coffeyville Regional Medical Center.
When you want it SOLD!
Geo Sterling Eisele - Realtor/Auctioneer
Midwest Real Estate - 620.331.3350
Cell - 620.330.5200
NOW SCHEDULING FOR FALL AUCTIONS
120 BOOTHS &
FURNITURE
If you can’t find it
here...it doesn’t exist!
Country Time Antiques
and Flea Market
1613 W. 8th • Coffeyville
620-251-4968
Tues-Sat 10-5 / Sunday 1-5
Donnie & Kathy Garber, Owners
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE!
Four County Mental Health Center has immediate job
openings! These are entry-level, High School Diploma or
GED needed, no experience required.
•
•
•
Attendant Care – Full-time day position in Coffeyville, Part-time overnight shifts in Independence, school-based positions in Independence and
Sedan, and part-time Home Health Aide positions available. These
positions all work one-on-one with patients in either a community, home,
or school setting.
Part-time Peer Support – Part-time day position in Wilson County. work
one on one with other adults, helping them develop a network of support
Part-time Drivers – no CDL required, must be 21 years of age.
Visit our website and click on the “Career Opportunities” tab to view more information about these
opportunities or to apply online. www.fourcounty.com. Resumes/applications may also be submitted
in person or mailed to Human Resources, Four County MHC, P.O. Box 688, Independence, KS 67301.
Equal Opportunity Employer, Drug Free Workplace, Bilingual applicants preferred
www.fourcounty.com
Owners: Ivan and Carlyn Robinson
CHESNUTT & CHESNUTT
Auctioneers: Col. Jerry Chesnutt,
Col. Cody Chesnutt
Community National Bank and
Trust in Caney
www.fourcounty.com
Absolute Auction! Sells with No Reserve! Come to Buy!
Sellers are in Assisted Living!
Real Estate Only
No Personal Property sells at this time.
2 Bedroom 1 Story Home, good roof, vinyl siding, corner
lots, beautiful kitchen, utility back porch, concrete patio,
2 car garage, good sized workshop. Terms: 10% down
sale, the balance within 30 days. Taxes pro-rated to closing. Title Insurance and closing at Title Company Shared
50/50.
Construction Notice:
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
832 7th Street, Fredonia, KS
1717 W. Main St. Independence
Ford Mustang
620-331-0120
www.independencefamilyautocenter.com 1-888-240-3894
D
L
O
S
V6, automatic,
loaded w/equipment, 140k miles
Stock #5095
Family Price: only $7,950
Nissan Altima SL
Stock #5066A
D
L
O
S
Alloy wheels, fuel
efficient four
cylinder, 120k mi
Stock # 5096
Dodge Dakota Club Cab x V
D
L
O
S
Automatic, alloy
wheels, only 93k
miles!!
leather, sunroof and
only 152,000 miles!
Chevy Cruze LS
35 MPG, automatic, 75k miles
Chevy HHR LT
Chevy Silverado Ext Cab x Z
Stock #5089
Honda Accord EX
Stock #5022C
GMC Acadia SLT
Leather, loaded,
114k miles
Leather, sunroof,
barely 100k miles
Stock # 5093
Stock #5079
Chrysler C
5.7L HEMI V8,
leather, sunroof,
barely 100k miles
Stock #5087
Dodge Ram Quad Cab Laramie x
5.7L HEMI V8,
leather, chrome 20”
wheels, only 97k
miles!!
Stock # 5108
Ford Escape Limited x
Stock #5083
Dodge Ram Crew SLT x
5.7L HEMI V8,
alloy wheels,
only 71k miles!!
Stock # 5110
Leather, DVD,
128k miles!
Stock #5106
NOW $10,950
Ford Fusion SE
Local trade in,
loaded, 55k miles
stock #5035A
Chevy Traverse LS All WheelStock
Drive
#5092
V6, loaded, 3 row
seating, barely
100k miles
Ford Mustang
Chevy Malibu LS
Stock #5035A
Chevy Silverado Ext Cab x LT Z
Stock #5078
33mpg and only
31k miles
Chevy Equinox LT
stock #5043B
Loaded, fuel efficient 4 cylinder,
only 48k miles
Nissan Armada LE x Stock #5111
V8, leather,
sunroof, DVD,
loaded, 131k miles
Leather, sunroof,
loaded, 88k miles
Honda Odyssey EXL
Local truck, 5.3L
V8, automatic,
120k miles
Stock #5103
Local trade in,
loaded, only
68k miles
D
L
O
S
Super clean!
Only 88k miles!
Stock #5112
Local truck, 5.3L V8,
automatic, 148k miles
Pontiac G V GT Coupe
Chevy Silverado Crew LT x Z
5.3L V8, automatic, loaded,
ONLY 64k miles!!
Dodge Ram Mega Cab x SLT
5.9L Cummins
Diesel, automatic,
155k miles
Stock #5097
Stock #5081
Ford F SuperCrew Platinum x
You won't believe
how loaded, 94k
miles
Stock #5055
Stock #5076
Team Roping Brothers
Take the Lead
Roofer banned from doing
business in Kansas
COFFEYVILLE - Two brothers changed the team
roping lead during the third performance of the Inter-State Rodeo in Coffeyville, Kansas.
Andrew Ward and Reagan Ward, Edmond, Okla,
roped their steer in 5.6 seconds to edge out the number two team, Zac Small and Tyler Worley, who
made a 5.7 second run on Thursday night. With their
run on Friday night, the brothers took over the lead
in the first round. The first round concludes and the
second round begins during slack on Saturday
morning at 8 am.
Andrew, the header for the pair, credited his
brother with the win. Their run "was all right," he
said. The steer "stepped off to the right, and I got
(the loop) on him good. I didn't handle him very good,
but my guy got him fast."
"His guy" - his older brother - is 28, three years
older than Andrew, and the two were able to rope
together one year of high school, when Reagan was
a senior and Andrew a freshman, and one year in
college at Western Oklahoma State in Altus. The
brothers have roped together professionally in the
Pro Rodeo Cowboys Association since 2011, qualifying for the Prairie Circuit Finals Rodeo several
times, and roping together at the Ram National Circuit Finals last year.
The two also work together training performance
horses, especially team roping horses. Reagan rides
a "Ward product" - his heeling horse Bingo, who is
eleven. "I got him when he was four, and I've hauled
him for the last three years," Reagan said. "He's
been the best I've ever had." Bingo, whose registered name is Smart Little Bingo, is "real fast and
doesn't ever take a throw away. He's about what
you want." He's a good heel horse, but not so great
with people. "He's a little crazy," Reagan said. "He's
not a kid's horse."
There are eight kids in the Ward family: the team
ropers and another brother, and five sisters. Reagan
and Andrew live on their parents' place, along with
the two youngest sisters. Having that many sisters
is great,
Andrew said. "It's a good life," he said. "They're
awesome," he said of his sisters. "They're angels."
Fast times and high scores in the other events on
Friday night include steer wrestler Riley Duvall,
Checotah, Okla. (4.4 seconds), tie-down roper Justin Shipley, Delaware, Okla. (10.0), saddle bronc
rider Curtis Garton, New Zealand (74), steer roper
Brodie Poppino, Big Cabin, Okla. (13.1), and barrel
racer Kim Couch, Rattan, Okla. (17.60). In the bareback riding and the bull riding, no cowboy made
qualified rides.
TOPEKA - A Derby roofer has been banned from doing
business in Kansas after failing to register with the attorney general's office or respond to a lawsuit filed in May,
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said today.
In a default judgment entered in Mitchell County District
Court, Chief Judge Kim W. Cudney ordered Mike's General Contracting, LLC, to pay a $40,000 civil penalty and
permanently enjoined the company from performing roofing services in Kansas without a registration certificate
from the attorney general's office. The company is registered to Phong "Mike" Nguyen of Derby, according to
records filed with the Secretary of State's office.
In a petition filed in May, Schmidt accused the company of engaging in the business of, or capacity as, a
roofing contractor within Kansas without having a valid
registration certificate. Despite repeated notice of the requirement to register, the company failed to register but
allegedly performed roofing services for a Mitchell County
couple. After completing the work, the company demanded additional payment without itemization or explanation of why more money was justified and subsequently
sued the couple when neither they nor their insurance
company would pay the extra amount. The court entered
the default judgment after the defendant failed to respond.
"The Legislature determined in 2013 that Kansas consumers should be protected from fly-by-night roofing contractors, by requiring a registration certificate from the
attorney general's office to perform roofing services,"
Schmidt said.
Schmidt's office has filed five other cases against unregistered roofers, which remain pending.
Schmidt reminded consumers to make sure roofing contractors are properly registered before signing any contract or having any work done. Consumers should request
a copy of their roofer's registration certificate and then
should check the attorney general's consumer protection
website at www.InYourCornerKansas.org
LEGACY CONSTRUCTION
11036 Victory Rd., Oswego, KS
785.230.4870
Let us take care of all
your needs!
Live Worms
Fishing Tackle & Supplies Ice
Bait Gas Deli Food Drinks
Ron & Theresa Robinson 620. 328.2637
From Big Hill Dam: 3 miles east. 4 miles south, northwest of Flag Pole
500 Hickory, Mound Valley, KS 67345
We may be
The ONLY Computer Store
left in S.E. Kansas!
(Here since 1983)
Offering new computers from Comgen,
Dell, HP & Lenovo (No Apples)
Service on all brands!!
Virus removal usually $60
We’re Still a Radio Shack!
The Computer Generation
313 N. Penn, Independence
[email protected] / 620.331.8903
Hunting & Fishing Licenses
C’mon in ... and “Shoot the Bull”!
Camping & Fishing Equip.
Custom Meat Processing
Dura-Coating
1507 Flynn Drive, Parsons, KS
620.423.3900 Charles Black, Owner
MATT GEORGE
(620) 795-4680
HOME
PHONE (620) 795-4723
CELL (620) 423-2415
Abbi’s Addiction
Every woman deserves a little sparkle!
-Custom Homes
-Post Frame Steel Buildings
-Shops -Garages -Additions
-Concrete -FREE ESTIMATES
Heading to the Lake?
•Purses •Jewelry
•Scarves •Wallets
•Bling Belts •Apparel
•Hair Accessories
BACK TO
SCHOOL
BLING!
2701 Main Street, Parsons
(620) 717-1254 - phone
[email protected]
Mon 9-3 / Tues-Fri 9-6 / Sat 9-2
Open Wed-Fri 10-6, Sat 10-2
Summer Hours - April 1 -July 31, Closed Tues. By appt only.
Garret SON of a GUN Shoppe
Gun Sales & Repair
1760 120th Road, Thayer, KS.
Conceal Carry
Classes Monthly. Call
Mark Garretson for Dates!
Evening and weekend hours
by appointment only.
Master Gunsmith - FFL Licensed
620-433-2561
Thursday, August 20, 2015 at 2 pm. Adult Book
Discussion. Join us to discuss the book, Sixkill by
Robert B. Parker presented by Paul Milks.
There will be drawings for door prizes. Adults, 18 &
older are welcome.
Friday, August 21, 2015 at 2 pm. Adult Movie.
Join us to watch two Spenser for Hire movies, No
Room At The Inn & The Choice. Adults 18 and older
welcome. There will be drawings for prizes.
Become a fan of Good News on
Independence 55 & Better
Dance this Friday at
ICC West Campus
The Independence 55 & Better Dance welcomes everyone to enjoy dancing and listening to the music of
Joe Harris while he plays music from the 50s, 60s,
70s and today’s country. The next dance is Friday,
August 21 at the ICC West Campus, 2615 W. Main.
Dances are held on the first and third Friday of each
month from 7 to 10 p.m. unless otherwise notified.
Please tell others about the dances and plan to attend and enjoy the warm atmosphere and the opportunity to meet new friends. Singles and groups are
welcome. Bring finger foods and enjoy a mid-time
break if you wish.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
TC SMALL ENGINES
Shop: 620.331.9900
Cell: 620.205.9889
Tommy Coon
Read the paper online!
124 N. State
Caney, KS
800.942.6397
501 E. Cherry, Indy
Big Red Building
18920 Trego Rd. - Erie, KS • 1-620-754-3332
-Custom Remanufactured Engines3 yr. warranty, unlimited miles
-RV’s & Truck Engines- 1 yr warranty - unlimited miles
CUSTOM BUILT RACE ENGINES
• Dirt Track • Drag • Street Hot Rod
Good Selection of Used Cars & Trucks
Ranz Motor Co., Inc.
HWY 39 & Plummer Rd.
Chanute, KS 66720
[email protected]
40 Years Experience
Home: 620-431-7205
Office: 620-431-4550
Cell: 620-212-4379
1-800-571-9309
Chetopa RV Center, Inc.
Tue-Sat 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
Financing
Available
wac
General Agricultural and Mechanical Repair & Welding
A Mobile Repair Service
• Shop Available for
Extensive Repairs
Call Trisdan Eck • 620.870.2046 • [email protected]
Vintage Heirlooms & Collectibles
Flea Market
130 Booths - Buy & Sell Estates
Closed Mon.
Tues. - Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sun. 1:00 p.m. - 5 p.m.
300 Main - Parsons, KS. 620-423-0242
James & Laura Smith - Owners
TRANSMISSIONS
Hwy. 59 N.
529 North 11th St.
Chetopa, KS 67336
Phone: 620-236-7928
www.chetoparv.com
Fifth Wheels & Travel Trailers
Bad Boy • Country Clipper Mowers
Husqvarna • Dixon
Service Most Brands - Pickup & Delivery
On Display at WL Automotive in Parsons
734 26000 Rd., Rural Dennis................ 620.421.6763
Call Howard ......................................... 620.423.9796
ECK-CELLENCE IN REPAIR
STEVE
RANZ
Full Line of New & GM Certified Vehicles
• Landmark • Bighorn • Sundance
MARKLEY’S INC
Alpha Omega Transmissions & Auto
Working on Transmissions Since 1968
12 month, 12,000 miles to 36 month, 36,000 mile warranty
R’NS Farms
Prices start as low as $575 including torque converter.
15850 180th, Erie KS • 620-288-9138
Open: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri.
Parsons Public Library
These values available thru August 24, 2015. While supplies last.
Hillshire Farm
Kool-Aid
Jammers
Sausage
$ 79
1
$ 29
Smoked, Polish, Beef. 12 oz.
2
Vine Ripe
Tomatoes
¢
99lb
10 ct. pkg. 60 oz.
Premium
Salad Blends
Dole
Family Pack
Beef Ribeye Steaks
Pork Loin
Chops
Family Pack
8-12 oz. bag
$ 79
$ 99
lb
$ 49
1
5
Head Lettuce
Kraft
Barbeque Sauce
¢
ea
79
99
17.5-18 oz.
Boneless Skinless
Seedless Grapes
Chicken Breasts
$ 99
1 lb
99
Panner
Peanut Butter
$ 49
¢
Fresh, Red or White
¢
lb
2 lb
18 oz. Creamy or Crunchy
Sunny D
1
Tangy Original
Citrus Punch
128 oz.
$ 99
1
Parsons, KS - 324 E. Main M-S 8-8; Sun 10-6 (Cash, Checks, Credit/Debit Cards, Food Stamps & WIC) / 620.423.3044
Chanute, KS - 1406 W. Main St. M-S 8-8; Sun 9-6 / 620.431.4663
Joplin, MO - 811 W. 7th St. Sat-Sun 8-8 / 417.626.2641
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CUT DAILY!!

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