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Chris Hysom

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FLINT HILLS SHOPPER
SENIOR MEALS
Neosho Rapids Senior
meals are served Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday beginning at noon. If you are
60 or older, a $3.15 donation is appreciated; meal is
$5 for those under 60. For
reservations or cancella-
tions in Neosho Rapids call
(620) 342-8232.
or nasal mist. Cash, check,
or Medicare accepted.
FLU VACCINATIONS
USD 252 will have Flu
Vaccinations available on
Tuesday, October 7, 4-6
p.m. at Hartford High
School and Wednesday,
October 8, 4-6 p.m. at Olpe
Elementary.
Cost is $25 for injection
SOS DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE
SUMMIT OCT. 21
Human Trafficking is
the focus of the 12th Annual Domestic Violence
(DV) Summit from 9 am
to 4 p.m., Friday, October
21 at the Flint Hills Technical College, Emporia.
Presenting at the Summit is Kent Bauman, police
officer of 27 years with
the Exploited and Missing Child Unit, along with
Anne Ellis, Wichita Human Trafficking investigator.
You will learn how
to protect victims from
recruitment, the dynamics
of human trafficking, how
victims are pulled in, who
is targeted, how to protect
victims and the best way to
educate the community.
Participants will also
hear from Kris Wade,
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Registration is $40 and
includes lunch.
Register online at www.
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The Summit is sponsored by the Blue Cross
and Blue Shield of Kansas
Foundation.
ADMIRE PANCAKE
BREAKFAST
The Admire United
Methodist Men will have
their monthly pancake
breakfast at the Admire
Community Center on
Oct. 11th, 7:00 a.m. to 9:30
a.m. because of the Admire
Fall Festival. Menu items
include pancakes. biscuits
and gravy, sausage, juice
and coffee. A freewill
donation will be accepted.
Proceeds will go to the
community center.
VETERANS’ AFFAIR
Jamie Potter, Service
Representative for the
Kansas Commission on
Veterans’ Affairs, will visit
the Morris County Courthouse in Council Grove,
on Tuesday, October 14
from 1-3:30 p.m.
Potter will be at the
American Legion in Osage
City on Wednesday, October 15 and Greenwood
County Courthouse on
Thursday, October 16.
Both from 1-3:30 p.m.
Please call (620) 3423347 in advance to ensure
all information is readily
available so all veterans,
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FOOD PANTRY
The Hartford Community Food Pantry, 201
E. Park Ave., will be open
Wednesday, October 8
from 4-6:30 p.m.
Clothing and some
household goods are available.
This is open to residents
of the USD #252 School
District and residents of
Reading.
SENIOR CITIZEN DANCE
There is a Senior Citizen
Dance Sunday, October 12
from 6-9 p.m. at the Burlington Senior Center, 202
Neosho. Bring a snack to
share. A freewill donation
will be accepted.
LYON COUNTY
REPUBLICAN
A meeting of the Lyon
County Republicans will
be held on October 9, 6
p.m. at the Republican
Headquarters, 727 Commercial St., Emporia.
HOMECOMING
ACTIVITIES
The Olpe Booster Club
will hold their annual
homecoming parade, tailgate party, bonfire, and
pep rally on Wednesday,
October 8 at Olpe High
School. The parade, sponsored by OHS STUCO will
begin at 6:30 p.m., immediately followed by the
tailgate party. For a freewill
donation, hamburgers,
hotdogs, baked beans,
Please see Tidbits, Page 7
FRIENDLY FLAMINGO
FLOCKING BEGINS
SOON
Do you want to pull a
harmless prank on your
friends and family or
recognize their birthday
or anniversary?
For $20, during October, 20 wild bright pink
FLINT HILLS SHOPPER
flamingos will mysteriously flock the yards of
your Emporia family
and friends for 24 hours.
Along with the flock
will be a sign stating
who should be thanked
for the flocking (if you
wish).
Would rather protect
your yard from the wild
flamingos? Then you can
purchase “Flamingo-Free
Insurance” to keep them
away, $25.
Proceeds go toward
Troops 34047’s 2015
Europe trip. To flock
Please see Causes, Page 6
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Tickets are $8.50 in
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Children 6-12 years old
are $3.
Pancake Breakfast
The Admire United
Methodist Men will have
their monthly pancake
breakfast at the Admire
Community Center on
Oct. 11, 7:00 a.m.- 9:30
a.m. because of the Admire Fall Festival. Menu
items include pancakes.
biscuits and gravy, sausage, juice and coffee. A
freewill donation will be
accepted. Proceeds will go
to the community center.
5:30 p.m. at the Neosho Rapids Elementary
School.
The supper includes
vegetable soup, chili or
hot dog, dessert and
drink. They will also have
children’s games and
cakewalk.
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BAZAAR AND SOUP
SUPPER
The Neosho Rapids
Memorial United Methodist Church will hold
their annual Bazaar and
Soup Supper on Saturday,
October 11, starting at
RUMMAGE SALE
Grace United Methodist Church UMW (United
Methodist Women) will
hold a rummage sale
at the church on the
corner of South Avenue
and Neosho, Emporia.
The sale is Friday, October
10 from 5 to 8 pm and
Saturday, October 11 from
8 am to 1 pm
All proceeds support
mission work.
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AMERICUS
FOOD PANTRY
The Americus community food pantry will
be open Saturday, October
11 from 10 a.m. to noon.
The pantry is located at
the Americus United
Methodist Church.
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The Saffordville United
Methodist Church will
hold their annual Harvest
Supper and Auction on
Saturday, October 11, 6
p.m. at Toledo Township
Community Center (former Saffordville Schoolhouse). Auction starts at
7 p.m. with barn quilts,
crafts and baked goods.
The menu includes
chicken and noodles,
meatballs, vegetables,
salads, relishes, bread and
dessert.
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FLINT HILLS SHOPPER
CONCERT AND LECTURE
Madison’s concert and
lecture presents Cheryl
Daily Specials
(620) 528-3355
Friday is All You Can Eat
PRIME RIB
STEAK
& SEAFOOD
Hwy 75 & I-35
Unruh, author of “Flyover
People.” You are invited to
meet and hear her speak
at the Madison Depot
Museum on October 11 at
2 p.m. A freewill donation will be accepted at the
door.
For questions, call Jan at
(620) 437-2419.
MUSIC IN BURLINGTON
Don Erbert and Dave
Wooge will do a Tribute
to the King Elvis Presley
Thursday, October 9 at the
that’s right all three!
grilled sirloin, fried shrimp, chilled
spiced shrimp, clams and mussels,
fried fish bake, potato bar, breads
and desserts and more.
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Beto Junction
September 27
thru October 31st
Mon.-Fri. 4-6
Sat. 11-6 • Sun. 1-6
7.5 miles west of Emporia on
Highway 50 to Road A, 3 miles
south on Road A to Road 140.
1/2 mile east on Road 140.
PATCH
Hay Ride
FROM THE
HOMELAND
TO THE
HEARTLAND
PORCELAIN AND CHINA
PAINTERS
The Kansas Porcelain
Artists and China Painters will have a convention
hosted by the Flint Hills
China Painters October
9-11 at the Best Western
Motel in Emporia. The
public is invited Friday, 9
a.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday
9-11 a.m.
Bowl
of Chili
620-256-2032
Roga Pumpkin
Pick out
a special
pumpkin!
Burlington Senior Center,
202 Neosho St. Join them
for an evening of food,
music, dancing and fellowship. The covered dish
dinner begins at 6 p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
Donations will be accepted.
For more information,
contact (620) 364-1939 or
(620) 490-1423.
Friday
October 10
6-9 pm
with cheese and
Cinnamon Roll,
Salad Bar, Coffee or Tea
10.00
$
~ Daily Lunch Specials ~
Mon. - Roast Beef
Tues. - Pan Fried Chicken
Wed. - Cook’s Choice
Thurs. - Ham
Fri. - Mexican
DOWNTOWN READING
(620) 699-3009
M-Th. 9am-3:30 pm
Fri. 9 am-9 pm
Sat. 6-11 am Breakfast only
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Open for Breakfast at 6 am!
October 11 and 12
(10-6)
and Kansas Junior High School Rodeo Association
Lyon County SHOWDOWN
(12-5)
• FREE Wagon Rides to the Pumpkin Patch • Fall Decorations
• Wine Tasting
• Prairie Star Catering
• Moon Walk
• Ishmael’s Kettle Corn
• Grampa Pokey Balloon Clown
• Face Painting
• Pick Your Own Apples
• Apples & Cider
• Fall Decorations
• KC Bond Petting Zoo
• Sit and Spin
October 17-19, 2014 • Emporia, KS
Sponsored by Lyon County Fair Board
Friday, October 17 • 8 pm
Hopkins Arena (Cutting) • FREE Admission
Saturday, October 18
Track 10 a.m. Main Arena Noon
Lyon County Fairgrounds
Sunday, October 19
Track 10 a.m. Main Arena Noon
Lyon County Fairgrounds
Tickets: $7 single day, $10 both days
EVENTS
Chute dogging • Calf roping • Team roping
Goat Tying • Poles • Barrels • Saddle Bronc
Bareback riding • Breakaway roping and more.
COWBOY CHURCH SERVICE
8 a.m. Sunday - Anderson Building
There will be a canned food drive that will benefit
the Salvation Army Food drive. Donations are welcome
even if you do not plan to attend.
For more information contact:
Gregg at 620-392-5843 or 620-340-3124
Flint Hills Shopper
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FLINT HILLS SHOPPER
CAUSES
From PAGE 3
a friend, call Susan
“Momma Scout” Faler,
(620) 794-2026, with the
address.
THE PURSE LADY
The Newman Regional
Health Auxiliary will
host ‘The Purse Lady’, for
a fundraising event on
Tuesday, October 14, 7
a.m. to 5 p.m. The event
will be in the Serpentine
Hallway of the hospital,
easily accessible from
both the main entrance
and east canopy/ER
entrances.
A large variety of jewelry, scarves, sunglasses,
and all types of purses,
including conceal carry
bags, will be available.
There will also be a closeout sale on luggage. All
Auxiliary proceeds will
be used to fund Scholarships for students pursuing degrees in health care
fields. The Auxiliary has
given $9,000 to scholarship recipients in 2014.
BOO BENEFIT 5K RUN/
WALK
The Lebo/Olivet UMC
will host The Boo Benefit
5K run/walk on Sunday,
October 12, as a benefit
to support Andrew Barr.
Andrew, the 4 year old
son of Kyle and Lori Barr,
suffers from epileptic
seizures that delay his
developmental progress.
Kyle and Lori travel to
Texas for evaluations of
Andrew’s progress and
make continual trips to
Topeka for neurotherapy.
The event will begin
at the Lebo UMC, 201
West 4th Street, in Lebo,
with registration starting at 3:30 p.m., and
the run/walk will begin
at 4:30 p.m. Registration fee is $25, and for
those who register prior
to October 1, there is a
T-Shirt commemorating
the event. There will be
more T-Shirts available to
purchase. Following the
run/walk there will be
a benefit barbecue meal
available for a freewill
offering beginning at
5:30 p.m., in the Fellow-
We Can
Sell It!
ship Hall of the church,
which will include Pulled
Pork sandwiches, Cheesy
Potatoes, Baked Beans,
dessert, and drink.
You may pre-register
by picking up a registration form from Allegre
Pharmacy, Farmers State
Bank, and the Lebo
UMC, or by calling (620)
256.6485.
RANCH RODEO
The Thomas Reed
Memorial Ranch Rodeo
will be held on Saturday,
October 25, 2 p.m. at the
Morris County Arena,
Council Grove.
Admission is $2 each.
Children 10 and under
are free.
Come watch your
favorite team compete
in team sorting, calf
branding, team doctoring, trailer loading and
double mugging.
To enter teams to
compete, contact Jason
and Mandy Gibson at
(785) 289-0095.
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Youth Waterfowl Hunt
The KDWPT
Melvern Wildlife Area
at Reading and the
NWTF Flint Hills Gobblers Chapter will host
a youth Low Plains Late
Zone waterfowl hunt
on Saturday, October
25. Youth will meet
at the KDWPT Reading office Saturday
morning at 6 am. and
receive instruction
and then be taken to
waterfowl blinds. All
Kansas waterfowl laws
and bag limits are to
be observed. Shotguns
need to be plugged and
steel shot is required.
During youth season,
hunters 15 and younger
may hunt under the
supervision of an adult
18 or older. The adult
may NOT hunt. Youth
hunters can bring their
decoys and dress for the
weather! The waterfowl
hunt is contingent upon
the Melvern Wildlife
Area getting enough
moisture so permission
can be granted from the
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TIDBITS
From PAGE 2
State of Kansas to fill
their marshes.
Youth attending
will receive a NWTF
JAKES membership if
they are not already
members. To register or
for more information
contact Gib Rhodes at
(620)437-2012.
cookies and a drink will be
available in the commons
area (enter on
East Side of Gymnasium) of Olpe High School.
The bonfire and pep rally
will begin at dark
followed by the student
class games, sponsored
by the Olpe High School
Cheerleaders.
These activities will be
held on the east side of
Olpe High School. The
Olpe Homecoming football game
is on Friday, October 10
at 7 p.m. when they play
Oswego. The crowning
ceremony will take place
immediately following the
game.
AARP SMART DRIVER
COURSE
An AARP Smart Driver
Course will be held on Oct
20, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with
an hour lunch break, at the
Lebo United Methodist
church Fellowship Hall,
201 W. 4th St. Lebo.
Cost is $15 for AARP
Members or $20 for Non
AARP Members.
Call Allegre Rexall Drug
Store (620) 256-6122 or
email allegrerexall@mchsi.
com to register or for more
information. All ages are
welcome. You may be eligible for a discount on your
car insurance with course
completion.
Sponsored by the Lebo
Lions Club.
OTTUMWA
HOMECOMING 2014
To celebrate the 47th
consecutive Homecoming
for Ottumwa they will have
a potluck dinner beginning
at noon at Kelley Hall in
Burlington on October 12.
Visit with neighbors
and old classmates, share
stories and photos of life in
Ottumwa. The family with the
most members present, oldest man/woman,
youngest child and farthest
traveled will be recognized. They will have church
service in the old Ottumwa
Christian Church in New
Strawn beginning at 10:30
a.m. You can follow them
on Facebook at Ottumwa,
Coffey County, Kansas.
BEE KEEPERS TO MEET
The Flint Hills Bee
Keepers will meet Saturday,
October 11, 2 p.m., at the
Emporia Water Treatment
Plant, 2910 W. 24th St.,
Emporia.
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COMING NEXT WEEK OCT 14TH
Housed in the Chase
County National Bank
building, the Chase
County Historical Museum is thrilled to have
an original piece of that
building return home.
Susan Barrett recently
donated to the Museum two sections of the
original National Bank
counter. The counter was
made by A. H. Andrews
& Company in Chicago
about 1882. Alfred H.
Andrews was a native of
Connecticut who moved
to Chicago in 1857. He
founded his furniture
company in 1865 and by
the end of that decade
had 70 men working for
him making $150,000
worth of furniture each
year. By the 1880s Andrews’ had grown to be
the largest firm in the city
and employed 500 workmen making $600,000
worth of furniture each
year.
The bank counter must
be a fair representation of
the Andrews Company
work. It is made of cherry
and mahogany. The cut
glass teller’s window that
went with the counter is
currently in possession
of a private collector, but
it is hoped the Museum
may one day obtain the
piece to complete the set.
It is presumed that the
counter was removed
sometime shortly after
the bank closed its doors
in 1928.
Another interesting
find in the basement of
the Nation Bank building, was four Burroughs
adding machines. Three
of the machines are on
movable stands; two
of those machines are
electric. Two of the
adding machines have
been identified as having
belonged to the Exchange
National Bank where the
Citizens State Bank is
currently in Cottonwood
Falls. The one machine I
have research so far appears to have been made
prior to 1930.
William Seward Burroughs (1855-1898) had
a great idea for a mechanical adding machine.
Joseph Boyer who was
president of the American Arithmometer Company told of how Burroughs worked so hard
on developing an adding
machine and finally came
up with a model he was
pleased with. He had a lot
of fifty machines made
and he could make them
“perform mathematical
wonders.” Unfortunately
the average operator
didn’t do quite so well
with them. Burroughs
ended up tossing his
fifty machines out of the
second floor window one
by one and starting over
again with a new model.
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4-H News
Rinker 4-H Club
by Briana Becker, Club
Reporter
The September meeting of Rinker 4-H was
held September 15 at
the Union Schoolhouse.
There were seven members, two leaders, and
seven parents present.
Roll call was answered
by “what is your favorite
non-PE school subject?”
The club received a note
from the 4-H Journal
notifying families that
August was the last time
it would be published.
Members decided on
holding a school house
work day to touch-up
paint and to clean-up
the yard on Sun., October 5 at 12:30 p.m. This
will include pizza for
members and families
who participate. Later
that night, 7 p.m., we
will attend the countywide 4-H Sunday at the
Bowyer Building.
The following members were elected as
our 2014-15 officers:
President Wyatt Bolen;
Vice-President Luke
Ikerd; Secretary Isaac
Cushenbery; Co-Treasurer Karalyn & Kaitlyn Karjala; Reporter
Briana Becker; CoParliamentarian Lindsay & Trade Torrens;
Historian Trey Simons;
and Co-Song Leaders
Matthew Franklin & Jacob Wheeler. Members
decided to leave the
position of Recreation
Leader open to continue
with how we currently
have it. The family that
brings refreshments
is in charge of that
month’s recreation.
Wyatt Bolen and
Luke Ikerd, current
Lyon County Ambassadors, informed us about
the Ambassador Program and explained that
applications are due by
October 1.
Theresa McFarland,
Club Leader, presented
gift certificates to the
movie theater to members that turned in completed record books this
year. The members that
received these certificates were: Luke Ikerd
(also received a special
gift for being the first to
turn it in), Wyatt Bolen,
Isaac Cushenbery, and
Megan Hilbish (not
present). Members were
told how special they
are to Rinker. We were
reminded of everything
we learned this year and
all the hard work we
accomplished together
as a club, as well as,
individually. We work
together and complement each other like
Lifesavers candy, which
we all received.
Our next meeting
will not be held the
usual day and time, as
we decided to tour Roga
Pumpkin Patch. The
Halloween Committee
will finalize the details.
The plan is on Saturday,
October 25, to meet
at the Pumpkin patch,
then go to the home
of Richard and Briana
Becker for a cookout
and meeting. It was
voted on that the club
pay the way for members to go through the
Neosho Rapids Haunted
House afterwards.
We sang “Happy
Birthday” to those
present with September birthdays: Deb and
Luke Ikerd and Wyatt
Bolen. Briana Becker
moved to adjourn the
meeting and it was seconded by Lindsey Torrens. Root beer floats
were enjoyed after the
lengthy meeting.
Library
Fun
STORY HOUR
Story Hour at Elmendaro Township Library,
Hartford, is Tuesday, October 14 from 9:3010:30 a.m. for children ages 5 and under who
are accompanied by an adult. There will be stories with guest readers, crafts with Chelsis, and
music and games with Catherine. This week’s
theme is “Forest.”
For more information, contact (620) 3925518, e-mail [email protected] or visit
their website at http://hartford.mykansaslibrary.
org.
STORYTIME
Fall Storytime at the Emporia Public Library,
110 E. 6th Ave. Join them for music, activities,
stories and crafts! Choose a storytime that best
suits your family’s schedule and join them for
fun! Pat-a-Cake Club, infants to 18 months,
Thursday 9:15 a.m.; Mother Goose Time, toddlers to 36 months, Monday and Thursday, 9:45
a.m.; Preschool Storytime, ages 3-5 years, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 10:30 a.m. Every
Tuesday night at 6:30 p.m. is Family Night @
the Library. All ages are welcome.
Postal Holiday
Coming Soon!
Due to Columbus Day Holiday Monday, October 13.
14. Those who normally receive their Flint Hills Shopper
on Tuesdays by mail will receive it on Wednesday, October 15.
16. Home delivery will be on Tuesday as usual.
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Youth Duck Hunt to be held on
Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge
The Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge will
sponsor a Youth Waterfowl Hunt to be held at
the Refuge on November
1. The number of participants is limited and
we will accept hunters
on a first call, first served
basis until October 22.
All the participants will
be provided mentors.
Youth under the age of
16, interested in participating in the duck hunt
are asked to arrive at the
Refuge Headquarters at
530 W. Maple Ave., in
Hartford by 6:00AM,
November 1st. This event
is provided for youth
who have no duck hunting experience however,
all youth will be welcome
to hunt. If you are interested in participating you
must register by calling
Vic Elam at (620) 3925553 Ext. 102, or (620)
203-8514.
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‘Advance’ & ‘In the Spirit’ open in
the Gallery at Pioneer Bluffs
Two new exhibits are
now open in the Gallery at
Pioneer Bluffs near Matfield Green – the works
of April Flanders (Boone,
North Carolina) and Hilary Lorenz (who divides
her time between New
York City, New York and
Abiquiu, New Mexico). Spirit animals
The series of mixed
media drawing ‘In the
Spirit’ began during Hilary
Lorenz’s artist residency
at Outpost Studios in
Matfield Green. Says Hilary: “Driving from New
York along with my two
Labradors, when I arrived
in Matfield Green I felt as
if I had driven into a giant
secret bubble where blue
sky meets endless green
hills. For
as far as I could see it
was only green and blue,
no trees, no buildings,
nothing to interrupt this
endless vision. It was magical.” Hilary arrived “armed
with the gift of antique Italian patterned papers, given
to me by a friend whose
mother
collected them prior to
1950, piles of printed paper
and a multitude of watercolor.” She set her work
area up on big wooden
porch table, surrounded
by windows and with
white Christmas lights
dangling from overhead
and began to work. “As I
watched the deer cross the
field at night, something
unexpected crept into my
drawings, animals. These
were not ordinary animals,
they were ‘spirit animals’ I
carved in linoleum blocks.
I would make several
prints of each linoleum
block, cut the animal
out from the paper and
make up small stories as I
incorporated them into the
watercolor drawings.”
Invasive species
April Flanders in her
show ‘Advance’ presents
two bodies of work. One
responds specifically to the
prairie ecology as it relates
to invasive species. The
other is a continuation of
work she began last spring
and speaks to invasive species on a global level. Most
of April’s prints employ
monotype.
Like Hilary Lorenz a
classically trained printmaker, Flanders cannot
escape the lure of ink on
paper to create compelling
rhythms with color, texture
and repetition. “However,”
April says, “I am more
completely seduced when
I challenge the boundaries
of traditional printmaking by cutting, folding and
sculpting my prints so they
take a shape beyond the
frame.”
In much of her current work April addresses
the issue of native versus
invasive botanical species.
“We do not fully understand the ramifications
of globalization. One of
its consequences is the
uninhibited exchange of
plant and animal organisms across global boundaries. The result is often
the creation of an invasive
species. In my work, I
address the breadth of the
invasive species problem
in North America. I began
by collecting invasive
plants around my home. I
used these plants to print
brightly colored sheets of
printmaking paper using a
layered monotype process.”
April then cataloged 76
animal species invasive
to North America then
cut out images of these
animals from her printed
invasive plant papers. With
the work on show in The
Gallery at
Pioneer Bluffs she
ponders the implications
of globalization.
More details can be
found at www.pioneerbluffs.org/gallery or by
contacting (620) 753-3484
or gallery@pioneerbluffs.
org.
The Gallery at Pioneer
Bluffs is located in the historic ranch home of Henry
and Maud Sauble Rogler
and is
open 10:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays,
Sundays, Mondays, and by
appointment.
Today’s pioneers are respecting the land, preserving history, and engaging
community at Pioneer
Bluffs. On
the National Register
of Historic Places, Pioneer
Bluffs is located one mile
north of Matfield Green or
15 miles
south of Cottonwood
Falls on Flint Hills National Scenic Byway K-177.
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Admire
Fall Festival
Schedule of Events • October 11, 2014
View the newly redone gym and see what your donations did!
7:00-9:30am
Admire Methodist Men Breakfast, Freewill Donation
7:00am-8:00pm North Lyon County Museum Open
8:00am
Recreational Bike Ride, 18 or 47 miles; Advance registration call Ron Kuhn, 620-344-6066
8:00am-3:00pm Book Sale in Room 102 Community Center
9:00-11:00am Giving Tree Room open
10:00am-3:30pm Old Village at Admire City Park
10:00am-2:00pm Black Powder Fun Shoot west of Park
10:00am-3:30pm Children’s Activities: Inflatables, Face Painting, Little Cow Poke Roping and Children’s horse riding at
Southeast of ACC parking lot
10:00am-2:00pm Lyon County Sheriff’s Department and Fire District #2 display northeast of gym
11:00am Antique Tractor Parade
11:00am-4:00pm Pie Baking Contest
11:00am-2:00pm Nature Room open in Community Center
Noon-2:00pm Lunch at Community Center and Fire Station, Freewill Donation
1:00pm Antique Tractor Pull
1:30-3:00pm Presentation of 4 North Lyon County World War II veterans by Loren Pennington in Room 101
2:00pm Vintage Baseball Game
3:00-4:00pm North Lyon County Historical Performance - Interpreting Miller and Ghost towns in Northeast Lyon
County Room 101
5:15-6:45pm Evening Meal, Freewill donation; Entertainment by Harveyviller Pluckers
6:45pm Pie Awards and Auction, Quilt Drawing
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Lyon County Extension Calendar
Wednesday, October 8 - Extension Elections,
7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Extension Office.
Monday, October 13 - Extension Office Closed
due to Columbus Day.
For more information, contact the Lyon County Extension Office at (620) 341-3220. Hours are Monday
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OLD
NEWS IS
FUN NEWS
Provided by the
North Lyon County
Historical Society
and Museum at
Admire, Kansas
NORTHERN LYON
COUNTY JOURNAL,
OCTOBER 8, 1897
- The mad dog scare
is not over. J.F. Culver’s dog was bitten
by Charlie Squire’s
dog about two weeks
ago. It has been
locked up in order to
see if it is really mad.
Yesterday it began
drinking water and
kept it up all day. This
morning Policeman
Randolph shot the
animal. It is said that
there are several other
dogs in the same
shape. It will be well
for everyone to keep
a close watch on their
dogs.
- Prohibition – On
complaint sworn
to by S,J. Dryden,
the places of Martin
Cottenmyer, Wm.
O’Mara, Joe Hoagland, Dan Ingram,
Ben Wheldon and
Richard Martin were
raided Saturday afternoon, but nothing was
found except at Hoagland’s. There, about
a half-dozen bottles
of beer were found in
the refrigerator. Hoagland said they were
for the private use of
his wife. All the men
gave bond.
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Fall Prescribed Fire and Bison Bring
Changes to the Preserve
Autumn is a great time
to visit the Tallgrass Prairie
National Preserve. Cooler
temperatures,
crisp clear skies, and
beautiful autumn colors in
the prairie offer a welcome
change from
summer. Autumn is also
the time to see tallgrass
prairie grasses reach towering heights of six
feet along the trails in
the bottomland prairie.
The change in seasons also
brings about changes
in visitor activities and
land management.
The National Park Service Midwest Archeological
Center is coordinating with
preserve staff to
conduct archeological surveys in an effort to
identify some important
features and sensitive
areas on the preserve. To
accommodate the survey,
the preserve is planning to
conduct a
prescribed burn this fall
to remove residual vegetation and make it easier to
conduct the survey.
Weather conditions
must be optimal before a
prescribed burn can occur.
Due to the
unpredictable nature
of Kansas weather, there
is typically little advanced
notice leading up to a
prescribed burn. Some
trails and areas may be
closed during prescribed
fire operations (on
short notice). Visitors
who are hiking may have
their plans interrupted as a
result of the burn
activity, but this typically
does not last more than a
day. For safety, visitors are
asked to not
cross fire lines or venture beyond barricades and
signs.
The preserve is also
planning to augment the
bison herd in October with
additional animals
from Wind Cave National Park. These new animals will ensure a healthy
and stable herd over
the long-term. “We look
forward to working with
our partners to learn more
about historic
resources and build
our bison herd. October is
going to be a busy month.”
said Kristen Hase,
Chief of Natural Resources.
Fall visitor activities
include the new exhibits
in the Visitor Center, the
newly opened barn, and
seasonal programs.
While the Visitor Center
and historic buildings will
be closed for the fall and
winter holidays, the 40plus miles of trails on the
preserve will remain open.
Land management
activities can impact visitor
access to certain areas of
the preserve, however,
those impacts are
expected to be temporary
and short-term. All visitors
should check with the
Visitor Center staff
when planning a visit.
Historic buildings (that
are currently open) and
the Visitor Center will be
open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. Please call the rangers
at 620-273-8494 for daily
updates, check the website
at www.nps.gov/tapr , or
check out the Facebook
page for Tallgrass Prairie
National Preserve.
Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve is located two
miles north of Strong City
on Kansas State
Highway 177 (the Flint
Hills National Scenic
Byway) and is a unique
public/private partnership
between the National Park
Service and The Nature
Conservancy. For more
information, visit
the preserve’s Facebook page at http://www.
facebook.com/NPS.
TallgrassPrairie , website at
www.nps.gov/tapr, email
tapr_interpretation@nps.
gov, or call the preserve at
(620) 273-8494.
To learn more about
The Nature Conservancy
in Kansas, visit the Conservancy’s website at
www.nature.org/Kansas or Facebook page at
https://www.facebook.com/
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Lyon County Historical Facts
Provided by Lyon
County Historical
Society
Harry Fowler’s memories of the dust storms
of the 1930’s included
his mother’s haste at
getting her laundry
done early in the day
before the dust began to
come in around 10:00 or
12:00 noon. When the
wind came up, housewives wanted their clean
clothes taken in before
the dust settled on
them. Fowler remembered the sun appear-
ing indistinct with the
dust blowing often as
late as midnight. Driving at night was often
similar to driving in a
fog. Fowler particularly
remembered April 10,
1935, as his future bride
was arriving on the train
that day before their
wedding. He couldn’t
see the sun at all that
day, and when he met
her at the depot, the
dust reminded him of
fog.
Harry Fowler said
that the only thing that
saved farmers during
the “dirty thirties” was
the Agriculture Adjustment Act. He had had
two brothers and lots of
neighbors who were being closed out because
they couldn’t pay their
debts. The AAA was
popular because it gave
farmers a little cash.
The Federal Land Bank
picked up mortgages
on farms, extended title
payments, and gave
farmers more time to
pay out their debts. In
future years, some of
these farmers prospered,
but if it were not for the
AAA, they would have
lost their farms.
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Treasures: China case clock has a modest value
Dear Helaine and Joe:
The photo shows a
clock that my late mother
had in her family for an
unknown number of
years. It is 10 { inches
tall, 8 { inches wide and
is in excellent condition
with no cracks or broken
corners. On the back of
the clock there is a marking that looks like it says
"TM" inside a crown, and
"1755 Bonn," and below
that "La Barque." Can
you tell me the clock's
history and value?
Thank you,
K. M.
Dear K. M.:
Many collectors refer
to these as "china case
clocks," and while some
can be quite valuable, this
one has a more modest
value.
The case of this piece
was manufactured by
the Steingutfabrik Franz
Anton Mehlem _ or the
earthenware factory of
Franz Anton Mehlem,
which was located in the
city of Bonn, Germany.
Many records we found
discussing these clock
cases called them porcelain, but they are not.
They are pottery, or as
the name of the company
says, "earthenware."
Despite the 1755 date
in the mark, the company
was founded in 1836 by
Franz Anton Mehlem.
Over the years, the
company made a variety
of household, decorative and utilitarian items,
mainly from earthenware
but also from porcelain.
From 1887 until 1903,
they manufactured
reproductions of Hochst
figures.
Hochst was an early
and prestigious German
porcelain manufacturer
(1746-1840) that sold
their molds when they
closed. These eventually
ended up in the hands of
Franz Anton Mehlem.
In addition, Mehlem
became famous for their
decorative pieces, which
included the clock cases
they manufactured from
the 1890s (approximately) to the 1920s.
Mehlem closed in 1920,
but Villeroy and Boch
bought them and operated the factory until
1931. But Mehlem only
made the case; who made
the clock?
K. M. did not give us
any information about
that, but in many if not
most instances, the clock
works were manufactured by the Ansonia
Clock Company of Anso-
nia, Conn., which began
making clocks in 1864.
They moved their clock
making operations to
Brooklyn, New York City,
in 1878 and made clocks
there until 1929.
Occasionally, the clock
used in a china case was
made by the New Haven
Clock Company, of New
Haven, Conn., but the
vast majority of all the
clocks in china cases we
have seen during our
long careers have been
made by Ansonia. More
important is the point
that the clock and the
case did not start out life
together, and it is likely
that Ansonia bought the
case from Mehlem (Royal
Bonn), had it shipped to
the United States, fitted it
with its clock mechanism
and then had the finished
clock retailed.
K. M. mentions the
phrase "La Barque" as
being part of the mark
found on the back of her
clock's case. This is the
style name of the clock
and Mehlem clocks can
be found with a wide
variety of these names
_ such as "La Charny,"
Please see Treasures, Page 17
TREASURES
From PAGE 16
"La Orne," "La Clair," "La
Chapelle," "La Landes,"
"La Mime" and "La Verdon," to name just a few.
They all sound very
French, but they have
no real meaning. "La
Barque," for example,
translates as "the barge"
or "the small boat," and
since the decoration on
the case is floral, this has
FLINT HILLS SHOPPER
nothing whatever to do
with the actual design
of this clock. It is just
a name picked out to
sound fancy and appeal
to American customers.
The value of Royal
Bonn china case clocks
has declined in recent
years, and this one should
be valued for insurance
purposes in the $300 to
$400 range.
___
Helaine Fendelman
and Joe Rosson have writ-
ten a number of books on
antiques. Do you have an
item you'd like to know
more about? Contact them
at Joe Rosson, P.O. Box
27419, Knoxville, TN, or
email them at treasures@
knology.net. If you'd like
your question to be considered for their column,
please include a high-resolution photo of the subject,
which must be in focus,
with your inquiry.
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AR-15 223/5.56; DSA AR-15, 5.56 stainless-NEW; MegaArms
AR-15, 5.56 machined Aluminum-NEW; Keystone chipmonk
crickett .22-NEW; Smith & Wesson AR-15 .22-NEW; Northtech Defense Ar-15, 5.56 Machined Aluminum; Norinco SKS
7.62x36; StagArms Ar-15 7.62x39; Romainian AK-47 7.62x39;
Mossburg 801 Plinkster .22 LR w/ scope; OLD .22 revolver 6
shot; Tangfolio TA76, .22LR/.22 Mag. combo revolver; Rossi
ranch hand .44 mag.; Ruger model blackhawk 357/38 SSNEW; H&K USP compact 40 S&W; Ruger Mark II .22LR,Bull
barrel; Glock 30 SF 45 compact; Snake charmer 410 single
shot; Taurus 444 ultra lite .44 mag.-Original box; Smith &
Wesson MTP 22 Hi VI 2 sight, hard case; Rock Island 1911 9
mm, nickel engraved, hard case-NEW; Glock 22 Gen4-NEW;
Glock 21 Gen-NEW; PARA ordinance Expert 1911 .45 auto SS,
hard case; Deutsche Werke .32 auto-works good; SIG Sauer
P250 9mm; Browning BDM High Power 9mm; Phoenix
Arms HP22, .22LR semi-auto-NEW; Diamond Back DB9
9mm, semi-auto; Lorcin L 25, .25 auto; Colt new service, 38
special; Glock 22 40 S&W; Glock 21 Gen4, .45 auto-NEW;
Glock 22C, 40 S&W; PARA Ordinance 1911, .45 auto
commander-NEW; Glock 22 Gen4 40 S&W, hard case-NEW;
FNH FNX-9 17 RD, 2 clips, 9mm, hard case-NEW; Walther
P22 SS Target, hard case-NEW; FNX-9 9mm, semi-auto,
hard case-NEW; Beretta 9000S 40 S&W, hard case-NEW;
Beretta 92FS, 9mm, Italian, hard case and box-NEW;
Regent 1911, 45,R100-NEW; Ruger Blackhawk 357/38-NEW;
Ruger Mark I 22LR; Cimaron Arms Thunderball 45 LC; Beretta PX4 Storm 40 S&W, hard case & box-NEW; STI Spartan
III 45 auto 1911, hard case; KAHR K40 stainless; Springfield
XDM-9 compact, hard case-NEW; Smith & Wesson 22A-1
Halo sight-like new; FNX 9 FN 9mm, hard case-NEW; Smith
& Wesson 410 40 S&W; FN FNX-9 9mm 2 clips, hard caseNEW; Glock21 Gen4-NEW; Glock21 Gen4 45 auto, hard
case-NEW; Glock 22C 40 S&W compensated-NEW; Glock
22C 40 S&W compensated; Springfield XDM compact
9mm-NEW; Beretta 92 A1, 9mm, Italian, hard case & box;
Beretta 92 A1, 9mm, Italian-NEW; (10)Lower AR-15 receivers-E 3 arms Omega-15; 1 Compound bow;
AMMO (condensed list): 6 lg. (4 lbs) ShockWave and 40
sm. (1 lb.) Shockwaves-exploding rifle targets; 50 boxes
buckshot; 105 boxes 12 ga; 88 boxes 7.62 (.308WIN); 66
boxes .223 Winchester; 3 boxes .204 Ruger, 32gr.,; H&R .30,
90gr; 72 boxes .45 auto; 75 boxes .40 S&W; 4 boxes 50 AE
300gr,; 98 boxes 9mm Luger; 55 boxes 5.56mm (.223); 3
boxes 5.66x45; 5 boxes 270Win
EXTRA MAGAZINES: (11) 1911 .45’s; AR-15 Beta mag-100
rounds; (20) Beretta 92, 9mm; (5) Glock 21 .45 auto, a
Glock 17 9mm, a Glock 19 9mm; (5) Ruger mini 30 mags; AR15 mags; (3) AK-47 drum mags; (24) AK-47 31 mags
SCOPES: Shepher 3-10x40; Nikon Buckmaster 3-9x40;
Burris 2-7; Burris 1.75x4; 13 other scopes
OTHER: Body armor; Misc. MRE’s; 30 belt holsters
2 leather shoulder holsters; 100+knives brand new-Name
brands like: S&W, Columbia River, CRKT, Kershaw-most
are USA made, SOG, and others; Misc. knife kits; 10-Ruger
pepper sprays; 10 light kits; Hideaway gun shop mugs-get
your momentum!; Binoculars-new-one is Bushnell; 10-Al.
storage boxes; 24 Mortar Ammo Can; 12 Ammo boxes
.308
3 military gun racks; Shooting eye glasses; tomahawks; gun
cleaning kits; Taser C-2w/extra cartridges-defend yourself
from 10-15’ from your attacker not direct contact! Liberty
Centurion safe-fire proof-36 gun holder w/tumbler dial
Homak gun safe 5’x3’x1’ deep-new-w/shelves & rack; Aprx.
1962 clock in horse collar; 60+ yr. violin w/case: Jacobus
Strainer label on it/Made in Czechoslowvakia -needs
restrung-2 bows-hair all missing; (2) 2003 Honda XR70R
dirt bikes-no titles for them; Hobart welder 220 AC/DC;
15 Kilowatt military generator on trailer-only used 9 hrs!
“DEUCE with TITLE” 1984 Kaiser Jeep Corporation M109
van truck, Multifuel Turbo diesel engine, 5 speed with 2
range transfer case, all wheel drive, 9K miles, mechanically sound, new batteries, RUNS GOOD! Van is wired for
110AC generator hookup. Extras: Hercules Multifuel Turbo
Engine in engine can for spare parts or rebuild;
For a full list go to our website or call us
Victor Edelman Broker/Auctioneer
Hope Edelman Owner/RE Agent • 620-366-0729
http://www.swiftnsureauctions.com
[email protected]
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FLINT HILLS SHOPPER
Personal Property Auction
Sat., Oct 11 • 10 am
Seller: Fred Friend
619 Hwy. 130/619 Seventh St.,
Neosho Rapids
Directions: From I-35 take exit 141 S onto Hwy 130,
drive about 2.5 miles, auction is right before RR tracks
on the W (right) side!
Vehicles • RV • trailer • tractor • Tools
Outdoors • furniture • household • misc
This is going to be an all day auction,
Be prepared!
For a full list look at last week’s copy
of the Flint Hills Shopper or contact us!
For a full list go to our website or call us
Victor Edelman Broker/Auctioneer
Hope Edelman Owner/RE Agent • 620-366-0729
http://www.swiftnsureauctions.com
[email protected]
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 12:30 PM
2533 ROAD F, AMERICUS, KS
1 MILE NORTH OF AMERICUS ON ROAD F
General description: 80 acres of land with a wonderful old 2 story home. Home has 4 bedrooms, 1 ½ bath,
woodwork with original finish, basement. There are outbuildings. The land is native grass with 43.6 acres enrolled
in the CRP program. Rural water and a drilled well. There
is a pond, trees and it is a great location, on blacktop.
TAXES: 2013 taxes were $1,072.80. Current years taxes
prorated to closing.
INSPECTION: Open House: Sunday, October 12,
2-4 pm and Thursday October 16, 5-7 pm
TERMS: $10,000 as earnest money day of auction.
Balance at closing on or before November 26. Buyer will
accept property in it’s current “as is” condition. Buyer will
pay ½ the cost of owner’s title insurance.
Property of Bob and Rosalie Edmiston
PAUL HANCOCK, Broker
[email protected]
Emporia, Kansas 66801
(620) 340-5692 • info at www.hancockauctionandrealestate.com
Veterans Day
The Flint Hills Shopper’s annual
Veterans Day section will be
published on October 28. If you
or your business would like to
sponsor this section for $30, please
contact us at the number listed
below.
If your group is planning an event
to honor veterans we would like to
include your information in our
special section.
Deadline to be part of this special
section is October 17.
620-208-8888 or
email [email protected]
or [email protected]
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2:00 PM
1571 55TH ROAD, MATFIELD GREEN, KS
General description: An older 2 bedroom home on 1
acre along the Scenic Byway Highway 177 in the Flint
Hills of Kansas! Central heat, Partial basement, well
water, shade trees and access to the Highway. There is a
woodburning stove. The home has hardwood floors and
carpet. There is a detached garage with concrete floor.
Well water and septic tank.
You should seize the opportunity to purchase this small
affordable home in the Flint Hills. Make it your home, your
weekend getaway or your hunting cabin.
INSPECTION: There will be an open house
on Thursday October 9, 5-7 pm.
or by calling auctioneer.
TERMS: $2500 as earnest money day of auction,
balance at closing within 30 days.
SELLERS: MARY VANBUSKIRK
[email protected]
FLINT HILLS SHOPPER
AUCTION
103 S. Martin St., Osage City, KS
(West Side of town, Market St. & Hwy. 31, across from Subway)
Sunday, October 12, 10 a.m.
Antique kitchen cabinet; antique display cabinet 72 x 62 x
15"; antique oak claw foot round table; 12+ oak straight back
chairs; antique Edison phonograph; 200+/- old phonograph
records; antique barrel type sewing cabinet; antique walnut
chest; various size displays; Warwick china, old greeting
cards, dolls, etc; Lots & lots of books; 75+ pictures & frames;
35+ older ligh globes; hundreds of figurines, planters, pottery; LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FABRIC, SEWING, CLOTHING. Yards & yards & bags & bags of fabric, rugs, scraps,
more. Buttons, quilting books, linens, tablecloths, aprons,
dollies, etc., etc.
Real Estate Auction
Wed., Evening, October 15 • 6:30 p.m.
221 S. Scranton St., Scranton, KS
2 BR, 1 Bath bungalow w/24 x 30 garage
SELLING AS IS
Open Mon. 10/13 6-7 p.m.
Miller & Midyett R. E.
785-828-4212
Info. www.wischroppauctions.com
Inspection sale day only
NOTE: Two rings all day - Fabric & sewing ring could run 3+ hours
Lots & lots to sell. Come early - spend the day.
Emily J. Hooper Estate
www.wischroppauctions.com 785-828-4212
Wischropp Auctions - Elston Auctions
DESCRIPTION: Bungalow style house with 2 bedrooms and 1 bath.
Corner lot with carport and storage building. Easy access and partial basement. Good starter home or rental property. 1198 sq. ft.
LOT SIZE: 70 X 120
TERMS & CONDITIONS: 10% earnest money due the day of the
auction. Balance due when merchantable title and Warranty Deed
are delivered. Closing and possession on or before November 19,
2014. Property sells in As-Is condition. All Buyer’s inspections are to
be done prior to the auction. Sale is not contingent on the Buyer obtaining financing. Broker and Auctioneers are representing the Seller.
FOR INFORMATION contact Greg Hallgren Broker & Auctioneer at
7856-499-2897.
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES
maple dining table & chairs; full size bed with walnut
headboard; walnut dresser & mirror; plaid sofa; oak coffee
table; platform rocker; small glass sided display cabinet; Brother
sewing machine in cabinet; mahogany glass front china hutch,
unusual; maple china cabinet; full size bed; chest of drawers;
iron dresser bench; Whirlpool side by side refrigerator; Maytag
portable room AC; Kenmore washer; Maytag dryer; Polaris
grandfather clock; lift chair; small kitchen island
COLLECTIBLES & MISC
Lisa Stueve, Sales Director
[email protected]
Margie McHaley
Production Manager
Published by The White Corporation
517 Merchant
Emporia KS 66801
620-208-8888
Bettina Shank
Business Manager
[email protected]
Graphic Design by:
Dan Ferrell • Bradley Rice
Phillip Miller • Devin Parkman
Katie Potter
620-342-8108 Fax
www.fhshopper.com
dresser set; cookbooks; cake decorating items; costume jewelry
& boxes; sewing items; various kitchen appliances; Cape Cod
pcs; various glassware & figurines; lamps; various prints; books;
large selection of linens & bedding; patio table & chairs; push
mower; shop vac; gas Weedeater; various tools & shop items
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AUCTION
12:30 PM
SATURDAY OCTOBER 18
778 ROAD 200,
EMPORIA, KS., FROM HIGHWAY 50 AND GRAPHIC ARTS
ROAD GO NORTH ON GRAPHIC ARTS TO CAMP DOUBLE
EE AND TURN LEFT TO FIRST PLACE ON THE RIGHT.
OUTDOOR ITEMS and
TOOLS
Craftsman GT3000 23 hp
Kohler and 50” deck mower
Allis Chalmers 716 hydro lawn
tractor, Kohler 16 hp (non
runner)
Agco Allis 413H lawn tractor
(non runner)
100 gallon propane tank
Southeast 6’ 3pt. blade
Single axle trailer, 5’x51/2’
4 wheel lawn wagon, 32”x10’
30’ aluminum extension
ladder
Lawn sweeper
Fishing equipment
100 cement blocks
39 concrete stepping stones
Yard art, bird baths, etc.
TroyBilt Roto Tiller
Bug Zappers
Lawn seeder/spreader
Tool box bed cover for small
pickup
Small water tank
Hand and Garden tools
Geese decoys
Small shop air compressor
Privacy fence cedar boards
Some 1x10 pine boards
Round dinette table and 4
upholstered chairs
Glass top dining table
Newer 4 stack bookcase
Wood trim sofa/loveseat
Wing back chair
2 cedar chests
Upholstered chairs
Patio furniture
Frigidaire upright freezer
Dressers, night stands, lamps
and lamp tables
Several pieces exercise
equipment
Queen and King size bedding
Commercial type double
sided shelving
Books and books
Knick Knacks
Stereo’s and TV’s
Kitchen essentials
100 boxes of stuff
Lots of Christmas items
HOUSEHOLD
Whirlpool washer
King size beds
Round Oak dining table and 2
pressed back chairs
GUNS
Marlin 22 rifle
Air pellet gun
BUILDING
( to be removed within 30
days)
10x28 metal building, old
office with bathrooms
COLLECTIBLE
35 pieces of Fenton
Haviland China made in BaCAMPER AND AUTO
varia Germany, service for 16
1984 Winnebago 24’ Motor
and serving pieces
Home, GM chassis, 454 V8, AT Wool area rugs
1977 MG Midget convertible Quilts
Harley Davidson golf cart
KILN
Freedom gas scooter
Universal 20” chrome wheels Paragon 220 volt kiln
Lots of ceramic greenware
and tires
MUCH MORE FROM MANY
YEARS OF ACCUMULATION
MR. AND MRS. DALE WEEKS, SELLERS
TERMS: CASH OR APPROVED CHECK DAY OF AUCTION,
REMOVE ALL ITEMS PROMPTLY
[email protected]
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FLINT HILLS SHOPPER
AUTOMOTIVE
AUTOMOTIVE
AUTOMOTIVE
TRUCKS
Fiberglass topper, white,
fits Ford Ranger extended
cab, asking $350. 785-4661680.
FARM & RANCH
Buying and selling horses
and goats. 620-794-4318,
620-342-7190.
Alfalfa, prairie hay, straw
for sale. Small square bales,
wire tied, 70 lbs. Delivery
Fifth wheel hitch. Like new, available. 620-340-5497.
Draw-tite model 6032 with
slider unit. All hardware.
New $1,100, asking $600.
620-794-0315. DEALS ON WHEELS IN
FLINT HILLS SHOPPER
AUTOMOTIVE
Wanted
Cars & Trucks!
Call John
(620) 344-1201
MOTORCYCLES
Come meet a Sales Professional. Ask for
David “Simple” Simon, The Pie man.
For the month of October, Clint Bowyer
Autoplex is going pink for Breast Cancer
Awareness.
For your vehicle specialist, ask for David
“Simple” Simon, The Pie Man, and find
out how you can donate to the cause.
Polaris Outlaw 500 IRS,
40 hours on it, upgraded
brakes, runs great. Call/
text 620-757-6677 for
questions.
PETS
Direct 620-412-1214
Cell 620-344-0532
[email protected]
FARM & RANCH
FARM & RANCH
Need help harvesting corn,
beans, milo, etc. Give us a
call 785-230-5205, 785-2305905. Reasonably priced.
Includes combine, grain
cart and semi. $21-$26/acre.
ATTENTION HUNTERS,
bird dog trainers, live quail
for sale. 620-757-6828.
A-L 650 grain cart, good
condition, $4,500 OBO.
620-344-7525.
Oats. Bin run, feed or seed,
Emporia, KS. 620-343-7080.
CHAIN SAW DAYS
MEET WITH THE HUSQVARNA REPRESENTATIVE MATT SMITH
Friday October 10th from 9 am – 3 pm
CHAINSAW CARVER KEITH GREGORY WILL BE HERE
October 11th from 9 am – 3 pm
9527119-00
9527119-02
$
HAND HELD BLOWER
VAC 125BVX
$
95
9527119-48
9528021-54
HAND HELD BLOWER
125B
159.95
128LDX GAS TRIMMER
28CC
199.
$
3/8 .050
$
95
9617300-03
9650302-92
219.95
Registered Shih Tzu puppies, S/W, males $250,
females $300, older males
$100. 785-733-2699.
HU625HWT GAS TRIMMER
HIGH WHEEL 190CC .155
$
95
AKC beagle puppies, all
males, shots, wormed, 11
weeks, $250. 620-475-3725.
9669066-36
349.
209.
3/8 .050
$
95
419.
We’re Back!
Farm Batteries
Partial Listing
Stop in
MODEL
CCA
PRICE
and let us 24/24F-60 .......... 525 ........ $74.00
24/24F-70 .......... 580 ........ $82.00
help you 35-70 ................ 580 ........ $91.00
....... 850 ...... $109.00
with your 34/24/78HD
27 HD ................. 825 ...... $113.00
............. 750 ...... $118.00
batteries! 31P/315
65HD .................. 875 ...... $119.00
Flint Hills Battery
“Emporia’s only true Battery Specialist”
615 Graham, Emporia KS. 66801 • 620-342-2842
All sizes in stock • All sizes in stock • All sizes in stock • All sizes in stock
FIND A HAPPY
HELPER IN
THE FLINT HILLS
SHOPPER PETS
325 .050
$
95
309.
9669554-38
325 .050
$
95
359.
9660483-20
15% OFF IN STOCK
HUSQVARNA BARS
AND CHAINS
SALE ENDS OCTOBER 25
CHAINSAW 460R 20”B
3/8 .050
$
95
489.
FARM & RANCH
FLINT HILLS SHOPPER
FARM & RANCH
FARM & RANCH
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FARM & RANCH
SERVICES
Hot water pressure washers, new or reconditioned,
soaps and chemicals, service on location. Wholesale Washer Co. 620-5832421.
TRAILER INSPECTIONS
Firewood for sale. Hedge
or oak $200 a cord. Other
hardwoods $180 a cord.
Delivery extra. Call 620273-6837, cell 970-8199750, 816-924-9891.
We do trailer inspections for single and dual axle trailers. We’ll
also work on boat trailers, car trailers, camper trailers, golf cart
trailers, and utility trailers. We can take care of rust protection
and paint, as well.
• Post Frame Building Packages
A Helping Hand
Garages • Horse Facilities • Shops
Storage Facilities • Agriculture • Arenas
Jeff Hodges • Emporia • (620) 340-7732
www.metalroofsystems.net Like us on
7 POINT INSPECTION INCLUDES:
89
• Hitch inspection
$
99
• Check Lights & wiring
Single Axle Trailers
• Check Safety chains
• Tires-inflate and inspect
$
99
• Inspect and repack Wheel bearings
*Some exclusions may apply
• Check Brakes
Dual Axle Trailers
139
212 W. Hwy 99, Olpe • 620-475-3449
Sale ends
Oct 31
Bulk Antifreeze Sale
$7.29 gallon.
FIND FARM EQUIPMENT
& SERVICES IN THE FLINT
HILLS SHOPPER
SERVICES
SERVICES
Todd Belt Appliance
Service and Vac Shop, 616
Commercial, Emporia. 620342-9562.
If you have duckweed covering your lagoon it’s isn’t
working properly. We can
treat it. Call 620-366-1136.
Scott’s Piano Tuning
Service, Scott D. Oliver
serving greater Emporia
area. 620-412-9193.
Carry Concealed Class,
October 18 and Refuse
to be a Victim Seminar,
October 23, 620-412-3977,
www.kansascarryconcealed.com.
Ken’s Sharpening Service,
1236 Lawrence, Emporia.
620-481-1225.
Gene’s Corner Storage.
Reclaim your space with
ours. 10x10, 10x15 and 10x20
units with brush seals.
Boat and RV storage units
available with 12x40x13.5
enclosed bays. No long
term contracts. 112 Kansas
St., Olpe. 620-475-3639,
620-757-9180.
MISCELLANEOUS
•Cleaning
•ResidentialServices
•SeniorDiscounts
Marcella - 620-481-6525
Used stock saddle, portable basketball goal, new
38” mobile home skirting.
620-343-2141. HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
Drivers wanted! Over the
road, long haul, must have
clean CDL and MVR. 620-3400003 Tom or Stephanie. FIND THE RIGHT PERSON
FOR THE JOB IN
THE FLINT HILLS
HELP WANTED
SECTION
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HELP WANTED
FLINT HILLS SHOPPER
HELP WANTED
Start Working Today!
Focus Workforces is interested in hiring
the right candidates for the right job. We
are looking for motivated individuals that
are ready for a new challenge and a step
forward to success!
Currently hiring for a large Distribution
Center in Ottawa, pay is up to $10/hr with
flexible scheduling!
Apply at www.workatfocus.com,
in person at 1529 N. Davis Rd.
Ottawa, KS 66067,
or call 785-832-7000
to schedule a time to come in.
GARAGE SALES
Lebo City-Wide
Fall Garage Sales
October 11
Text or Facebook Lori Miller
620-341-7904
to be added to the map.
RN, LPN, CNA,
Dietary Aide/Cook
& Housekeeper
Please apply
at lcca.com or
[email protected]
620-364-2117 • 620-364-2013 Fax
601 Cross St.
Visit us: LCCA.com
EOE/M/F/V/D
48265
Flat Bed Freight Company
needs drivers who want
to be home every 5-8
days. Mileage pay based
on experience. Paid
insurance and Vacations.
GARAGE SALES
Flint Hills
Shopper
620-208-8888
DISCOUNT
SALES
Live Liquidation Auction
Saturday, October 18th, 1-5pm!
Come in and Buy Before the Auction
or Wait for the Auction, Your Choice!
This will be a large Auction with
many quality items!
Hide-A-Bed, Tents, Grills,
Platform Bed Frames,
Mattresses, Desks, TV
Stands, Bookcases, Patio
Furniture, Recliners,
Tables and Chairs,
Gun Safes, Storage
Units, Power Washers,
Accepting
applications for
Welding Supplies,
Camping Supplies,
10x10 and 12x12
Gazebos for Tailgating,
Cots, Sleeping Bags, and
Much Much More! Come
in and see us Today and
Save 40%-80% off retail!
Also See our Auction Add! New auctions are
currently Running at RLSAUCTIONS.COM or
BIDRLS.COM with more to come!
Like us on Facebook at RLS BUY SALE TRADE
to see new merchandise and get information
on upcoming Truckloads and Sales!
2905 BelAir Drive Emporia
JW Trucking Div.
Waechter LLC.
800-835-0260
WANTED
Buying antiques, primitives, costume jewelry,
coins, gold, estates or collections. 620-343-5108.
Mon-Fri 10am-5pm Most Saturdays 8am-1pm
Questions call 620-208-6800 • 620-803-9090
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
For sale or rent to right
party. Five plus acres
northern Lyon County with
four bedroom house with
CA/CH, two car attached
garage, good outbuilidngs
and pond, fenced grass.
More acreage available.
620-343-0832.
FIND A HOME AND
GET COZY WITH THE
FLINT HILLS SHOPPER
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
NEW- 465 Pine St., Lebo - 2 bedroom 1 bath cottage home on corner lots w/
detached garage & privacy fence.
NEW - 80 acre tract. Corner of Road 40 and Road R., Lyon County, KS 40 acre
crop; 30 acres pasture that is hayed. Call Dwayne for all details.
619 Hwy 130, Neosho Rapids- 4 bedrooms, 2 bath bi level home with outbuildings and detached garage. Call Victor. Priced Right . . . . . . . . . . $98,800.
600 W 4th, Lebo — 4 bedroom, 2 baths, remodeled kitchen, living room & family room, 2 car attached garage and 20x24 insulated shop with cement floor on
corner lots all priced at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $149,900
406 Cherry St, Madison — 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Good starter or rental property,
Priced at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$38,800
706 W Broadway, Lebo — This brick ranch style home has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
with full mostly finished basement; fireplace; and attached garage. Fenced backyard; large garden shed & 2008 24x32 shop with cement floors, electrical and
insulated make this a property you must see . . . . . . . . Priced at $169,900
1413 Sean Street, Emporia — 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath ranch style home with full
finished basement – all wood or tiled floors. A must see . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CONTRACT PENDING $128,800
NEW – 525 West 2nd, Lebo — 2 bedroom, 1 bath cottage style home with open
floor plan for kitchen, dining and living rooms; nice fenced in backyard with
sitting area and childs play equipment; detached double car garage situated on
corner lots. A must see!.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$79,500
300 West 7th, Lebo - 2+ bedroom ranch style home with full basement and main
floor laundry. 1 car attached garage with extra lot, large backyard and carport
area. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .PRICE REDUCED $68,900
113 W 4th, Lebo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . REDUCED AGAIN $49,500
Investment Properties in Burlington - Call Victor for all details.
9 duplexes; 4 townhouses
7 plex; 2 bedroom cottage
12 plex; 2 mini storage units
(40 units & 44 units); commercial property & laundry mat w/office
for manager.
Investment properties – 824 Mechanic Street, Emporia
821 & 823 Market Street, Emporia
1206, 1208, 1214, 1216, 1220, 1222 Beverly Street, Emporia
1213 and 1215 Beverly Street, Emporia
205 S Poplar, Lebo — 4+ bedrooms, 2 baths with full basement almost completely
finished built in 2006 with attached garage. Over 1939 square feet on main floor
located on corner lots and fenced in patio. . . . . . . . . . . . Priced at $175,000
211 Commercial, Neosho Rapids — 3 bedrooms, 2 baths with recent updates of
new flooring, kitchen cabinets, whirlpool tub and more for . . . . . . .$78,800
9 Acres @ I35 & Hwy 75 Beto Jct location for sale
114 S. Walnut, Neosho Rapids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$119,000
8 Vacant Lots on S. Maple, LEBO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$15,000
Last Lebo Lake Lot Available — 9 acres overlooking Lebo City Lake, great
building site opportunity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$48,900
zillow.com • [email protected]
Tri-County Real Estate
Carmen Mackey, Broker/Owner cell 620-341-0838
Linda Scott, Agent 620-256-6581 cell 620-366-0460
Julie Nelson, Agent 785-828-4691 cell 785-224-0995
Victor Edelman, Associate Broker 620-366-0339
Dwayne Coble of Olpe, Agent/Auctioneer 620-794-2061
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Match of the Month
Please meet our October
Match of the Month, Riana
and Lexy. Riana, a junior
at ESU studying Elementary Education, said, “My
favorite thing about being
a Big Sister is getting to
hang out with somebody
equally as awesome as
myself!” Riana’s favorite
memory of her and Lexy
is this summer when they
went on a match fishing
trip sponsored by “Pass it
on Outdoor Mentoring”
and Lexy caught the catch
of the day! Lexy, a fifth
grader in Emporia, said,
“My favorite memory with
Riana is also fishing!” Her
favorite part about having a Big would be getting
to see them a lot. Lexy
described Riana as pretty,
nice and silly! When asked
what she would say to a
potential volunteer, Riana
stated, “it is the best escape
from reality. If something
is bothering you, being
able to hang out with your
Little Sister is a great opportunity to get things off
your mind!” Riana states
that she has always wanted
to be a Big Sister because
she never had a younger
sister! Riana and Lexy are
a great example of what a
successful match looks like!
Riana is very dedicated and
hopes to be able to make
a difference and work for
BBBS after graduation. If
you have ever considered
mentoring or would like to
learn more please call us at
(620) 342-5645!
LEXY AND RIANA HANGING OUT.

Chris Hysom

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