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TRAILERS
12 x 83 2,990 GVW w/Spring Assist Fold up Ramp ................$1,295
12 x 83 2,990 GVW 3 Frame, Side Rail Ramps .......................$1,649
18f 7,000 GVW Car Trailer ...........................................................$2,695
20f 9,990 GVW Car Trailer, Fold up Ramps...............................$3,395
20f 14,000 GVW Car Trailer, Slide in Ramps .............................$3,795
20f 14,000 GVW Car Trailer, Fold up Ramps ...........................$3,895
20 f Tilt Deck 14,000 GVW 4 Stationary 16 Tilt ......................$5,095
22 f Tilt Deck 14,000 GVW 6 Stationary 16 Tilt ......................$5,295
22 f Deck Over 14,000 GVW 102 Wide w/5f Dove Tail ........$5,295
SNOMOBILE
TRAILERS
10 x 101 tilt, w/Salt Shield ...... $1,095
10 x 101 tilt, Torsion axle ....... $1,095
12 x 101 V Front w/Ramp...... $1,495
WINTER TRAILER SALE
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GLENWOOD CLASSY CANARY
To advertise in the Glenwood Classy Canary,
contact the Pope County Tribune.
634-4571 ads@pctribune.com
MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2014
Glenwood Canary
Ad Deadline is
Wednesdays at
10:30 A.M.
If you are noticing reduced
performance of your
existing well, call Lee Well
Drilling to have it redevel-
oped and cleaned.
320-634-4673
Wanted
WANTED: Tillable land for
row crops or alfalfa. Call Ryley
at 320-815-8964. (1-27)
Livestock
FOR SALE: Polled hereford &
red & black Saler bulls (calves,
yearlings & 2 year olds). Re-
placement females - polled her-
eford & Saler heifer calves, bred
heifer & cows. McIver Happy
Acres 320-283-5776. www.
mciverhappyacres.com. (tfn)
For Rent
FOR RENT: Glenwood, 7,000
sq. ft. heated warehouse, shop or
garage plus ofce space. Adapt-
able for almost any type of busi-
ness. Could segment into 2 to 3
businesses. Also a separate area
consisting of 1,000 sq. ft. (ofce
or retail). Call 320-634-3349 or
320-805-0567. (tfn).
Farming
ARE YOU THINKING
ABOUT RETIRING FROM
FARMING? If so, I can help
remove some of the stress of
selling your equipment - any
area. Please call Lyndon at 320-
815-7989. (tfn)
Services & Work Wanted
MR. SERVICE DRYWALL:
TAPING, TEXTURING,
KNOCKDOWN, ORANGE
PEEL, WATER DAMAGE,
27 YEARS EXPERIENCE,
QUALITY WORK, DEPEND-
ABLE, NO JOB TOO SMALL.
CALL DAN 320-634-5068.
(tfnc)
ALL SEAMLESS RAIN
GUTTERS: Steel siding, sot,
facia, seamless rain gutter, leaf
shelter, 16 colors available. Call
Mark for a free estimate 320-
766-4741 or 320-283-6102.
(tfn)
DONS PUMP AND WELL
DRILLING: Residential & ir-
rigation, pump and well repair,
cleaning and redeveloping old-
er wells, well sealing. Call 320-
634-4020. (t-tfnc)
STOENS HYDROSTATIC
SALES: Rebuilding hydrau-
lic pumps, motors, valves,
and cylinders. Exchange units
available, standard and metric
hose assemblies. Call 866-634-
4360. (tfnc)
WHEATON CLASSY CANARY
CONTACT AGENT: Bob Pifer - 701.371.8538
Parcel One
Acres: 77.81+/-
PT of SE NW & PT of
SW SE 14-129-40
Cropland: 68.75 +/-
Parcel Two
Acres: 46.20+/-
PT of NW & PT of NE
23-129-40
Cropland: 34.83 +/-
124 +/- ACRES DOUGLAS COUNTY, MN
This sale is managed by Pifers Auction & Realty. All statements made the day of the auction take precedence over
all printed materials. The seller reserves the right to reject or accept any and all bids. Pifers Auction & Realty,
1506 29th Ave S, Moorhead, MN 56560. Kevin Pifer, MN #14-106.
Pifer s
LAND AUCTIONS
www.pifers.com 877.700.4099
L AND AUCTION
This land will be ofered in two parcels and features 124 +/- Acres with 103.58 +/- acres of
excellent cropland with established yields. Property has a Soil Productivity Index average of
77.2 with much of it in the high 80s & 90s. Fantastic wildlife habitat for whitetail deer hunting
with a combination of open felds, wooded area and the Chippewa River bordering Parcel
2. Property is located south of Evansville, MN. Cropland is available for the 2014 crop year!
Monday, January 13, 2014 11:00 a.m.
AUCTION LOCATION: Holiday Inn - Alexandria, MN
OWNERS: Mary Jans & Ann Erickson
CONTACT
Bob Pifer - 701.371.8538 or
Jeremy Jorgenson at 320.815.6583 Parcel 2
NO BUYERS PREMIUM!
DANS HANDYMAN SER-
VICE: Painting, staining, n-
ishing, sheet rock, taping, trim
work, doors, windows, interi-
or, exterior, reasonable rates,
quality work. E-mail at dan-
winter56@aol.com or call 320-
634-5246. (tfn)
CONSTRUCTION REMOD-
ELING: Ernie Birt, Lic #
20326340. Decks, siding, win-
dows, painting - interior and
exterior, roof repair, small addi-
tions, no job too small. Reason-
able rates. Call 320-239-2299
or cell 320-760-7419. (tfnc)
www.HughesRealEstate.net
Dale Zaczkowski, Agent Dave Weller, Assoc. Broker
Matt Anderson #34-61 Justin Larson #34-103
Sealed Bid Farm Land
Auction
158 +/- Acres (130+/- Irrigated) Prime Farm
Land, Section 35, Reno Twp, Pope County, MN
Jesse Hughes #76-24
Broker/Auctioneer
Phone: 320-815-0460
EmaiI: info@HughesReaIEstate.net
158 +/- Acres
(130 +/- Irrigated Acres)
Cropland
is tilled and ready for 2014!
158 +/- acres (130 +/- Irrigated) of Prime Pope County Farm land.
Property will be surveyed and sold by the surveyed acre.
Bids Due Friday, January 24th, 2014 at 5:00PM
Live auction to be held at:
Glenwood American
Legion,
1940 State Highway 55 N
Glenwood, MN 56334
on:
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
at 1:00PM
Only those who submit a
bid will be invited to the
live auction on
January 28th
Call Jesse Hughes for
more info or bidding form
(320-815-0460).
Dennis & Sallie DeBoer, Owners
Legal Description: Part of the Southwest Quarter (SW 1/4), Section 35, Township
126 North, Range 38 West, (Reno Township), Pope County, Minnesota.
Property tax ID #03-0191-000. GPS coordinates 45.67926, -95.422704
Property Location: Glenwood, MN: 1/2 mile west on MN Hwy 29/28, then 1-3/4 miles
north on 10th Street NW / 230th Avenue, 1/2 Mile West on 160th Street, 1/4 Mile North
on 235th Avenue. Property is on west (left) side of the road. Watch for Hughes Real
Estate Signs.
POLE BUILDINGS
Certain Restrictions apply Price good until February 1, 2014
30 X 40 -10
1 - 10 X 8 Overhead
1 - 3 Service Door
2 - Windows
$11,500
40 X 60 -16
1 - 16 X14 Overhead
1 - 3 Service Door
2 - Windows
$21,500
Material, Labor, Tax, & Delivery, on your Pad. Material, Labor, Tax, & Delivery, on your Pad.
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E-Mail - bvlumber@tds.net
LAND FOR SALE
Monson Township, Traverse County, MN
The following described farmland is being offered for sale on bids:
The Southwest Quarter (SW1/4) and the Northwest Quarter of
the Southeast Quarter (NW1/4SE1/4) of Section Twenty-seven
(27), Township One Hundred Twenty-eight (128), Range For-
ty-six (46), Traverse County, Minnesota
Submit written bids by the parcel and not by the acre. Bids must be
received by 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 22, 2014. The high-
est bidders will be contacted for oral rebidding to be held at 10 a.m.
on January 24, 2014. 10% down upon acceptance of bid.
Closing date will be on or before 30 days from acceptance of bid.
For additional information, bid forms and to submit bids contact:
Simone M. Sandberg, Attorney for Owners
Sandberg Law OIfce, Ltd.
709 Dakota Avenue, Suite C
Wahpeton, ND 58075-4333
(701) 672-0022
Owners reserve the right to reject any and all
bids or waive any bid irregularities
Morris Sun Tribune
607 Pacific Ave. Morris, MN 56267
320-589-2525
MORRIS
CANARYSECTION
SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 2014
$$$$$$$$
Would you like to earn some
extra cash each month?
Would you like a $50 sign on
bonus?
Do you have a few hours to
spare on the weekend?
Do you like being your own
boss?
Anyone over the age of 11
can do this.
Be an independent contract
carrier and deliver the Lake-
land Shopping Guide in the
city of
Starbuck.
Call 320-763-8385 weekdays
Echo Press
Alexandria, MN
Divine House Inc, is look-
ing for individuals to work
with person with develop-
mental disabilities in the
Morris area. Training pro-
vided. Evening, overnight &
weekend hours available.
Please call 320-589-3652
for information or stop in for
an application at 618 Pacific
Ave., Morris, MN.
Fourth Avenue Homes,
Inc. is seeking applications
to work in our Adult Foster
Care site in Morris. The
home serves elderly. Part-
time (AM, PM and Awake
Overnight) weekend posi-
tions available. Call
(320) 589-3652 to apply.
Ask for Sue. EOE
MIDWEST HOTEL FURNITURE
Liquidators, LLC. Visit friendly
Alexandria. Quality used and
new furniture. Interesting
finds for every budget. Per-
fect for college students.
www.hotelfurnitureguy.com
CENTRAL BOILER E-CLASSIC
OUTDOOR FURNACES. Heat
your entire home and hot wa-
ter. EPA qualified. Call
320-808-7967.
WAYNE-N-JEAN'S Ever-
greens. Tree moving service,
moving large and small trees.
Evergreens and trees for sale.
320-589-3609.
FOR SALE: USED BINS,
FLOORS, and equipment.
Call Madden Construction,
320-808-1390.
JD 4020 DSL PS 3PT JDWF
DH, runs good, rubber good.
Comes with JD 158 loader
bucket and grapel, three
valve control. $12,900.
320-543-3523.
FEED & SEED BEDDING:
DRY SAWDUST, sunflower,
hulls and redwood shavings
for bedding, delivered on
walking floor trailers; also,
sweet corn silage available in
the fall. Call for prices.
320-864-2381.
ONE-BEDROOM MOBILE
HOME FOR RENT in sunny
Mesa, AZ. Completely fur-
nished. $1,100/month. Call
480-540-9685.
WANTED: LAND TO RENT
FOR 2014 and beyond. Call
Joe Gullickson.
320-815-1080.
PLAT BOOKS FOR SALE for
Stevens, Pope, Swift, Grant,
Big Stone and Traverse
counties, 911 addresses with
legal descriptions listed for
Stevens and surrounding
counties. Available at the Au-
ditor's office in the Stevens
County courthouse.
320-589-2525
MORRIS
CANARYSECTION
SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 2014
BENSON CANARY
Swift County Monitor-News Wed., January 8, 2014
320-843-4111 or 800-750-0166
Extra time?
Like to drive?
We have an immediate
need for:
Part time and full
time Propane
Transport Drivers.
Class A CDL and a clean
driving record that is insurable are
required.

To apply please
submit application to DPI,
P.O. Box 100, Murdock, MN 56271
or call 320.875.2641
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Vurdoc| L|lc|le|d w|||rar C|ara C|ly
Delivery/Transport
Drivers
Dooleys Petroleum, Inc.
Has an immediate
opening for bulk
delivery/transport
drivers.
Class A CDL and a clean
driving record that is insurable
are required. Weekly routes
in the upper Midwest.

To apply please
submit application to DPI,
P.O. Box 100, Murdock, MN 56271
or call 320.875.2641
AUCTION CALENDAR AUCTION CALENDAR
WED., JAN. 8 - 11 a.m. Cass
County Flood Property Acquisi-
tions Absolute Auction. Steffes
Arena, West Fargo, ND. 45+
lots to be moved or salvage
in as in condition. Steffes Auc-
tioneers, Inc.
NOW thru JAN. 9 - IQBID Jan-
uary auction. Upper Midwest
Owners Selling Ag, Construc-
tion, Trucks, RVs, Vehicles and
more. Steffes Auctioneers, Inc.
FRI., JAN. 10 - 11 a.m. Richland
County Land Auction. Located
at the Holiday Inn, Fargo, ND.
Kummer Family Farm/Eastgo.
Helbling Auctioneers, LLC.
MON., JAN. 13 - 11 a.m. Land
Auction. Douglas County, MN.
124 +/- acres. Mary Jans and
Ann Erickson, owners. Pifers
Land Auctions.
WED., JAN. 15 thru JAN. 30 - IQ-
BID Morris Iverson Antique and
Collectible Auction, Litcheld,
MN. Guns, knives, beer signs,
railroad lights and more unique
collectibles. Steffes Auction-
eers, Inc.
NOW thru JAN. 22 - IQBID Farm
Toy Auction, Litcheld, MN. JD,
Versatile, IH, Case Farm Toys
in mostly 1/16 and 1/64 size.
Steffes Auctioneers, Inc.
THURS., JAN 23 - 212 Acres of
prime Stevens County farm
land, Section 3, Baker Twp.,
Chokio, MN. Sealed bid auction
with bids due by Monday, Jan.
20. Ann Frigard and Les Stein,
owners. Hughes Real Estate
and Auction Service.
SAT., JAN. 25 - 9 a.m. Don
Kaspari Gun Auction. Thief
River Falls Armory, MN. Large
rearms collections and collect-
ibles. Steffes Auctioneers, Inc.
TUES., JAN. 28 - 160 acres (130
irrigated) prime Pope County
farm land. SW 1/4 Section 35
Reno Township. Sealed bid
auction with bids due January
24, 2014. Dennis and Sallie
DeBoer, owners. Hughes Real
Estate and Auction Service.
JAN. 30 thru FEB. 10 - 6 p.m. Feb-
ruary Online Only Equipment
Auction. Zielsdorf Auction and
Real Estate Service.
TUES., FEB. 4 - 10:30 a.m. Prime
Renville County multi-parcel
farm land auction. Bird Island/
Olivia, MN. Helen Henton Trust.
Henslin Auctions, Inc.
WED., FEB. 5 - 10:30 a.m. Ren-
ville County farmland auction.
164 +/- acres. Hector, MN.
Ray Larson, owner. Henslin
Auctions, Inc.
TUES., FEB. 18 - 152 Acres of
Prime Stearns County Farm
Land, NE 1/4, Secti on 21,
Lake George Twp., Elrosa,
MN. Sealed bid auction with
bids due Friday, February 14.
Bierschbach Family, owners.
Hughes Real Estate and Auc-
tion Service.
SAT., MARCH 1 - 9 a.m. Large
(600+ lots) farm equipment toy
auction. Paynesville, MN. To be
held at the American Legion.
Henslin Auctions, Inc.
WED., MARCH 12 - 10 a.m.
AgIron West Fargo Event, Red
River Valley Fairgrounds, West
Fargo. Steffes Auctioneers, Inc.
WED., MARCH 19 - 10 a.m. West
Central MN Farmer/Deal er
Consignment #51, Zielsdorf
Auction Facility, Benson, MN.
Zielsdorf Auction and Real Es-
tate Service.
THURS., MARCH 20 - 10 a.m. AgI-
ron Litcheld Event, Litcheld,
MN. Steffes Auctioneers, Inc.
THURS., MARCH 20 - 9 a.m. Large
equipment auction. Tractors,
combines, farm equipment,
trucks, trailers, construction
equipment, recreational items,
fish houses, new skidsteer
attachments and much more.
Multi-auction rings. Buffalo
Lake, MN. Area Farmers, Deal-
ers and Contractors. Henslin
Auctions, Inc.
WED., MARCH 26 - 10 a.m.
Chuck and Cheri Haus Auction,
Hankinson, ND. Farm retire-
ment. Steffes Auctioneers, Inc.
TUES., APRIL 1 - 9 a.m. Large
farm equipment retirement auc-
tion. Tractors, farm and tillage
equipment, collectible tractors,
etc. Allen and Diane Loen. Ben-
son, MN. Henslin Auctions, Inc.
TUES., APRIL 15 - 10:30 a.m.
Large farm equipment retirement
auction. Larry Rauenhorst, Oliv-
ia, MN. Henslin Auctions, Inc.
THURS., MAY 1 - 10:30 a.m. Abso-
lute real estate and equipment
auction. 50x70 commercial
building on approx. 100x150
lot. Bird Island, MN. Collision
Correction Center. Henslin Auc-
tions, Inc.
SAT., MAY 3 - 10 a.m. Farm equip-
ment, shop tools and equipment,
much more. Donnelly, MN. Den-
nis Stahn Estate. Zielsdorf Auc-
tion and Real Estate Service.
SAT., MAY 10 - 9 a.m. Huge
Massey Harris collection auc-
tion. Gerald and Charlotte Fank.
Cosmos, MN. Henslin Auctions,
Inc.
THURS., MAY 15 - 10 a.m. Real
estate, crawler tractors, gas
engine, pickup, household and
shop. Gerald and Helen Thielke.
Kandiyohi, MN. Henslin Auc-
tions, Inc.
SAT., MAY 17 - 10 a.m. Real es-
tate, very nice home on 5 acres
over-looking Sturgeon Lake.
Sturgeon Lake/Moose Lake,
MN. Greg and Gail Waldhalm,
owners. Henslin Auctions, Inc.
SAT., JUNE 14 - 10 a.m. Lunde-
brek Masonry Inc. retirement
auction. Starbuck, MN. Ziels-
dorf Auction and Real Estate
Service.
THURS., JUNE 19 - 10 a.m. Farm
equipment retirement auction.
DeGraff, MN. Jim and Maxine
McCarthy. Zielsdorf Auction and
Real Estate Service.
WED., AUGUST 13 - 10 a.m.
West Central MN Farmer/Dealer
Consignment #52, Zielsdorf
Auction Facility, Benson, MN.
Zielsdorf Auction and Real Es-
tate Service.
THURS., AUGUST 21 - 9 a.m.
Large equipment auction. Trac-
tors, combines, farm equipment,
trucks, trailers, construction
equipment, recreational items,
fish houses, new skidsteer
attachments and much more.
Multi-auction rings. Buffalo
Lake, MN. Area Farmers, Deal-
ers and Contractors. Henslin
Auctions, Inc.
WED., NOV. 5 - 10 a.m. Multi-par-
cel Kandiyohi County Farm
Land and Farm Site auction.
Lake Lillian, MN. Geraldine
Jackson Estate Owner. Henslin
Auctions, Inc.
WED., DEC. 10 - 10 a.m. West
Central MN Farmer/Dealer Con-
signment #53, Zielsdorf Auction
Facility, Benson, MN. Zielsdorf
Auction and Real Estate Service.
BE PART OF THIS AUCTION
CALENDAR BY CALLING
1-800-750-0166. ADVER-
TISE IN ADVANCE OF YOUR
EVENT AND YOULL BE IN-
CLUDED IN THE PEACH,
CANARY, MONITOR-NEWS,
EXTRA, AGRALITE AND ON-
LINE!
BENSON CANARY
Swift County Monitor-News Wed., January 8, 2014
320-843-4111 or 800-750-0166
HELP WANTED
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
FARM REAL ESTATE LOANS
Were in our 16th Year of Financing Agricultural Real Estate
Midwest Farm Mortgage Co.
Contact Dick Hanson
320-808-3135 320-239-255
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viding numerous loan product options. Funds can be
used to purchase land, capital improvements, and
re-nancing of RE and ChatteI Debt. Operating Funds
and MuIti Year LOC avaiIabIe.
FOR SALE
2011 Kawasaki
1700cc Voyager
A.B.S., 909 miles.
Call 320-843-3344
after 6 p.m.
*See Our Website for information on our listings!
HughesRealEstate.net
Jesse Hughes, Broker
info@HughesRealEstate.net
320-815-0460
DaIe Zaczkowski Sauk Centre
Dave WeIIer Brooten
AUCTION ADVANCE NOTICES
TUESDAY, JAN 28
160 Acres (130 Irrigated) Prime
Pope Cty. Farm Land
SW 1/4 of Section 35, Reno Township
GIenwood, MN
SeaIed Bids due January 24
Dennis & SaIIie DeBoer, Owners
THURSDAY, JAN 23
212 Acres Prime
Stevens Cty. Farm Land
Section 3, Baker Township,
Chokio, MN
SeaIed Bids due January 20
Ann Frigard & Les Stein, Owners
TUESDAY, FEB 18
152 Acres Prime Stearns Cty. Farm Land
NE 1/4 of Section 21, Lake George Township, EIrosa, MN
SeaIed Bids due Feb. 14
Bierschbach FamiIy, Owners
Contact Dave Weller 320-760-4193
STORE HOURS: M-F: 9am - 5:30pm Sat: 9am - Noon
ERICS MOTORSPORTS
2005 Minnesota Ave. (W. Hwy 12), Benson 320-842-4853
Its Snow Season!
We offer maintenance
& service for all makes
& models of snowmobiles,
snowblowers,
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CAUTION: Gas leaks & dirty
carburetors can cause major
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15 tillable acres Murdock, MN.
Many updates. Great income
property. Call Jesse at Hughes
Real Estate and Auction Services
320-815-0460.
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APPLETON HOBBY
FARM - 2280 Hwy 7, located
on the edge of town, on 7.86
acres, 3 bedroom home, with
large kitchen, deck off the back
and det. garage. Owner says,
Make an Offer. Shady Oak Re-
alty 320-839-2118. Tom Oakes,
Broker C1-8-1c
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FOR SALE - Approximately
2 acre building site, 3 miles east
of Benson. 320-843-4195.
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HELP WANTED - Driver
CDLB license. Clean driving
record. Full time with benets,
Call 320-843-2120 or send
resume to: Mattheisen Disposal
Inc, Box 126, Benson, MN
56215.
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BACKHOE OPERATOR/
LABORER - Vaild drivers
license required. Benets. Call
cell: 605-695-7505.
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CONSTRUCTION WORK-
ERS/LABORER - Vaild drivers
license required. Benets. Call
cell: 605-695-7505.
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FOR SALE - 9 Lorenz
snow blower, 150 HP, hy-
draulic spout, 2 chopper
augers, large PTO shaft. Call
320-808-4997 or 320-843-
3805.
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FOR SALE - 25, fifth
wheel at bed trailer, with
ramps. Nice condition. 320-
269-8719 or 320-226-0296.
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FOR SALE - 72 Summers
super harrow with hydraulic
tine angle. Like new. 320-
269-8719 or 320-226-0296.
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FOR SALE - 2005 Green
Arctic Cat F7 efi Sno Pro,
w/ 6 risers on handlebars,
3200 miles. Includes fox air
pump, plus regular and moun-
tain weights. Never been in an
accident. Rode local trails, ditch,
plus one trip out west. $3500
Call 320-760-3972.
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FOR SALE - MX 220 MFD
tractor, with duals, front weights,
3 pt., PTO clean. $65,000. Call
218-445-8000.
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SNOWMOBILE
FOR
SALE
1996 Polaris
440 Sport
Call
320-843-3344
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vi di ng l asti ng energy. Thats
why they can be a smart addi-
tion to your diet any time of the
day.
Peanuts and peanut butter are
also affordable sources of protein
and convenientyou can take a
pack with you or stir peanut but-
ter in a smoothie or your oatmeal.
Value And Versatility
A growing number of families
are finding that peanuts and
peanut butterwith their nutri-
tion and flavoroffer both value
and versatility.
For some, that means adding
them to dinner recipes, such as a
stir-fry dish. Others consider
them essential ingredients in
salad dressings. Still others will
spread or sprinkle on toast for a
quick breakfast, put in soups and
stews or baked goods and, of
course, enjoy with jelly in a classic
sandwich.
Peanuts are even at home in a
more elegant dessert such as this
parfait.
Peanut Parfait
Ingredients:
1 cup of lemon or vanilla
yogurt (nonfat or low fat)
1 cup of your favorite fruits
(e.g., blueberries,
strawberries)
4 teaspoons of peanuts
Preparation:
Slice fruit into bite-size
pieces. Measure 14 cup of yo-
gurt into the bottom of cup. Top
with two tablespoons of fruit
and one teaspoon of peanuts.
Continue layering until you
reach the top of your cup.
Peanuts: A Nutrient-Dense Superfood
With 7 grams of protein per serv-
ing, peanuts turn this parfait into
an energy-packed dessert.
(NAPSA)As the Affordable
Care Act is set to be fully imple-
mented, there is still much confu-
sion about how the law will affect
you and your family. Here are 10
things to know about the health
care laws protections and bene-
fits, courtesy of AARP:
1. Health insurance companies
can no longer drop your health
coverage if you become sick or
disabled.
2. Insurance companies cannot
discriminate against you because
of your health conditions or gen-
der. That means health insurance
companies can no longer charge
you more simply because of your
health status or gender.
3. Insurers cannot deny health
insurance to anyone under age 19
because of a pre-existing condi-
tion, such as cancer, diabetes or
heart disease. In 2014, Americans
of all ages will be afforded this
protection.
4. The health care law stops
insurance companies from limit-
ing lifetime coverage for essential
health benefits. In 2014, this
applies to yearly limits, too.
5. Preventing illness with the
right immunizations and screen-
ings will be simpler and less
expensive. Most insurance plans,
including Medicare, now must
cover preventive benefits such as
immunizations and screenings for
diabetes and certain cancers. Be
sure to check with your insurance
plan about what preventive ser-
vices are covered with no out-of-
pocket cost to you.
6. If you are uninsured, finding
affordable health coverage is now
easier, as it can be purchased via
your states Health Insurance Mar-
ketplaces. Its like an online shop-
ping mall. Youll be able to compare
the benefits and costs of health
plans side by side and pick the
plan that works best for you and
your family. For more information
on your Health Insurance Market-
place opening October 2013, visit
www.HealthLawAnswers.org.
7. Your children can stay on
your family policy up to age 26,
even if they dont live with you or
are married.
8. You can sleep well knowing
that your guaranteed Medicare
benefits are safe. The Affordable
Care Act strengthens Medicare,
and your guaranteed Medicare
benefits are protected, including
doctor and hospital visits and
rehabilitation services. If you
have Medicare, there arent any
other steps you need to take with
regard to the new health law.
9. The doughnut hole is going
away and the improved coverage
means your out-of-pocket costs for
prescription drugs will be lower if
you have Medicare Part D. If you
have high drug costs and reach
the doughnut hole this year, you
will get a 52.5 percent discount on
brand-name prescription drugs
and a 21 percent discount on
generic prescription drugs. Visit
the Doughnut Hole Calculator at
www.aarp.org/doughnuthole to
learn more about when you might
reach the doughnut hole and
potential medication options that
may reduce your costs or help you
avoid the coverage gap entirely.
10. Theres help to pay for
insurance coverage. If your job
does not offer health coverage and
you have a limited income, you
may be able to get financial help
to pay for insurance coverage pur-
chased through the Health Insur-
ance Marketplace.
If you are a small-business
owner, you will have more insur-
ance choices and opportunities to
qualify for tax credits.
To learn more about how the law
affects you and your loved ones,
visit www.HealthLawAnswers.org
in English, www.MiLeydeSalud.org
in Spanish or call 1-888-702-9345
for more information.
UnderstandingThe Affordable Care Act
Starting on January 1, 2014, in-
surance companies cannot dis-
criminate against you because of
your health conditions or gender.
(NAPSA)If yours is like most
households in the United States,
you have at least one pet.
Thats a good thing, considering
that people who understand health
care have discovered something
interesting about animalsthey
can help improve your health.
How Pets Help Your Health
According to Dr. Heather Dou-
glas, DVM, St. Georges Univer-
sity/School of Veterinary Medicine,
06, pets can be good for you in four
ways. They can decrease your:
Blood pressure
Cholesterol levels
Triglyceride levels
Feelings of loneliness.
The CDC goes on to say that
pets can increase your:
Opportunities for exercise
and outdoor activities
Opportunities for socialization.
Adds Dr. Douglas, its a good
idea to include your dog in your
exercise regimen. Whether its
running, walking or even yoga
(which dogs seem to enjoy), start
slowly and gradually build up tol-
erance to avoid injury to either of
you. One day a week of yoga prac-
tice can improve your flexibility,
strength, balance and focus.
Based on a study by Glenn N.
Levine and others published in
the Circulation journal of the
American Heart Association, she
says, there is an association
between pet ownership (primarily
cat or dog) and lower blood pres-
sure. It was also found that dog
owners, who are more likely to
exercise with their pet, may have
a reduced risk of obesity. Dog own-
ership is also associated with
decreased cardiovascular risk and
may have some role in reducing
cardiovascular disease.
The human-animal bond is an
amazing phenomenon that offers
health benefits to both the person
and pet. Incorporating mans best
friend into a workout regime can
add fun to exercise, while improv-
ing the health of both the human
and animal involved.
Furthermore, according to a
study by the Stroke Institute of
Minnesota, owning a cat can dra-
matically reduce your chances of
dying from heart disease by 30
percent. The researchers suspect a
dog study would provide similar
results.
A Smart Place
To Study These Ideas
One place where the study of the
interaction between humans and
animals is at the forefront is St.
Georges University, a fully accred-
ited center of international medical
and veterinary education on the
island of Grenada in the Carib-
bean. There, faculty from 140 coun-
tries and students from around the
world are looking into how learning
about the health of humans and
animals can be related.
At St. Georges, the Schools of
Medicine and Veterinary Medi-
cine, the Department of Public
Health and Preventive Medicine
and the Windward Islands
Research and Education Founda-
tion provide a collaboration of
expertise to support the concept of
One Health, One Medicine and
to take students from residency to
fellowship training to employ-
ment. Its all part of the univer-
sitys global approach to medicine.
Learn More
If you are interested in a career
in medicine, veterinary medicine
or public health, visit www.sgu.
edu/future-students.
Fascinating Facts About Humans And Animals
Having pets is good for your
health, doctors say.
(NAPSA)To help you stay in
the know while on the go, todays
cars are equipped with all kinds of
clever ways to keep you, the driv-
er, informed and connectedand,
more important, doing so in a
much safer way. If your car isnt
already equipped to keep you con-
nected, its actually easy to add a
device that will transform your
car into a connected car. For
example, one of the most smart-
phone-friendly options for the car
today is the latest smartphone-
powered in-dash receiver, AppRa-
dio 3, which replaces your current
car stereo, and through the free
AppRadio app (available in the
Apple iTunes App Store and
Google Play Store) control dozens
of compatible apps ranging from
entertainment to navigation.
Using similar touch and motion
gestures that you re already
accustomed to with your smart-
phone, you can more safely access
these features on a high-resolu-
tion, 7-inch capacitive touch-
screen. For additional safety and
convenience, the receiver offers a
variety of other important in-vehi-
cle technologies:
iPhone and Android OS
connectivityThe receiver offers
connectivity with the most popular
smartphones, on both iOS and
Android operating systems. Most
iPhones, including iPhone 5, and
dozens of Android devices are com-
patible, enabling drivers to simply
plug in and go.
BluetoothWith built-in
Bluetooth technology, you have the
freedom to leave your phone in
your pocket or purse and have the
ability to make hands-free calls and
stream music wirelessly without
having to plug in your phone. Youll
have the added convenience of con-
trolling music coming from the
device directly on the large touch-
screen display of the in-dash
receiver.
MirrorLinkFormed by the
Car Connectivity Consortium, Mir-
rorLink lets users connect compati-
ble smartphones to an in-dash
receiver like AppRadio 3 via an
optional MirrorLink cable, to access
the three essentials needed in the
carcontacts, music and naviga-
tion apps.
Voice ControlThe conve-
nience of voice control helps to keep
attention and eyes on the road,
where they need to be, and not on a
phone. The receiver offers two voice
technology options to do that:
Siri Eyes FreeFor con-
sumers who use an iPhone 4S or
the latest iPhone 5. When acti-
vated, the Siri voice prompt plays
through the vehicles speakers, and
questions and commands are
received and transmitted using the
included microphone. This gives
you access to perform many iPhone
functions, including music selec-
tion, listening to and composing
text messages, maps, calendar
information, reminders and more.
Voice Recognition for
AndroidConsumers with com-
patible voice-enabled Android
smartphones can use Google Voice
for hands-free calling and finding
and playing stored music on the
device. AppRadio 3 (SPH-DA210)
also includes playback of conven-
tional media with a CD/DVD slot
and an AM/FM tuner. It was devel-
oped by the experts of in-vehicle
entertainment, Pioneer Electronics,
and provides rich and powerful
sound quality for an enhanced driv-
ing experience.
For more information, visit
www.pioneerelectronics.com, or to
see a video of how AppRadio 3
works, visit www.appradioknows.
com.
You can also keep in touch with
Pioneer by visiting Facebook.com/
PioneerNorthAmerica, Youtube.
com/Pioneerelectronics and Twit
ter.com/PioneerUSA.
Keeping Connected InThe Car
Your car can be connected so
you can communicate efficiently
and more safely.
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11 CIH 1260 36R30, bulk fll, liquid, pneumatic down pressure (RF) .. $202,000
CIH 1240 24x22 Pivot (MA) ......................... $149,900
11 CIH 1250 24R30 FF Planter (GR) .......... $146,500
CIH 1250 24x30 (MA) .................................. $146,000
10 CIH 1250 24 row 30 3pt mon (PI) .......... $132,000
08 CIH SDX40 drill w/3380 air Cart (PI) ......$119,000
10 CIH 1250 16R FF pop Hydr dr (GR) ........ $99,000
07 JD 1770 24R30, 2600 monitor (MA) ........ $92,000
Kinze 3600 16R planter w/interplants (RF) .... $78,000
CIH 1200 16R30 Pivot Drawbar (MA) ........... $69,000
Kinze 3700 (MA) ............................................ $64,500
White 8186 16 Row 30 3pt mon (PI) ............. $62,500
JD 1770 24 Row 30 Planter (PI) .................... $62,500
CIH 1200 24 row 20 Friesen Bar (PI) ............ $57,500
CIH 1200 12R30 Pivot Planter, Center fll (RF) . $52,900
98 Kinze 2210 12R30 FF Monitor (PI) .......... $36,500
08 White 8200 12R30, liq fert (MA) .............. $34,000
01 CIH 1200 24R20 frt fold planter (GR) ..... $32,500
JD 1760 12R30, 3 bu boxes (MA) ................. $32,500
99 CIH 955 Planter 16R skip F.F. (MA0 ........ $21,000
JD 455 Drill (MA) ........................................... $16,500
CIH 955 12R30 (MA) ..................................... $15,500
CIH 955 12RN MTD (PI) ................................ $14,900
CIH 2300 Tank (GR) ........................................ $9,500
800 10 bottom fex (MA) .................................. $7,500
12 NH 6730 Disc mower (MA) ........................ $6,900
CIH 5400 20 drill 10 cart (PI) ......................... $5,900
98 Bourg 2115 Air Cart - 115 bu 2 comp (PI) .. $3,900
Landpride 1572 Box Drill (MA) ........................ $3,800
2WD & MFD TRACTORS -
12 CIH MX340 280 hrs. (GR) ..........................$237,500
CIH MX340 DLS 328 hrs. (GR) ........................$234,000
11 CIH MX290 front duals, 3 pt PTO (GR).......$189,900
10 CIH MX260 tract cab MFD 450 hrs. (PI) .....$169,000
11 CIH Mag 290 Tractor 1708 hrs. (RF) ..........$169,000
11 CIH Mag 315 Tractor 2481 hrs. (RF) ..........$169,000
11 CIH MX260 684 hrs. (MA) ...........................$163,000
07 CIH MX305 480.80.50 w/dls/5 rem 1779 hrs. (GR) .......$159,900
11 CIH Mag 245 tractor 1152 hrs. (RF) ............$158,000
11 CIH MX180 duals, loader (GR) ...................$152,500
09 CIH 275 mfd tractor 2200 hrs. (PI) ..............$150,000
10 CIH MX215 Tractor Cab duals 1300 hrs. (PI) .......$129,900
CIH MX210 MFD (MA) .....................................$129,000
05 CIH MX255 MFD 1932 hrs (MA) ...................109,000
08 CIH Puma 165 tract mfd 1950 hrs. (PI) ........$90,000
05 NH TG255 MFD 5500 hrs. (PI) .....................$84,900
97 CIH 8920 MFD duals 3700 hrs. (PI) .............$79,900
97 NH 8870 MFD 4365 hrs. (MA) ......................$69,000
12 Kubota M110 MFD 540/1000 PTO 125 hrs. (MA) ...$67,000
Case 580SM loader backhoe (MA) ....................$45,000
83 JD 4850 MFD 6800 hrs. (PI) .........................$44,500
01 CIH MX135 MFD Cab 6000 hrs. (PI) ............$43,500
89 CIH 7140 MFD Duals 9200 hrs. (PI) .............$39,000
08 NH T2220 w/24 TL LDR (GR) .......................$21,250
81 IHC 5288 2wd Cab (PI) .................................$17,900
IH 856 8500 hrs. (MA) ..........................................$7,500
IH 400 2wd loader 540 PTO (MA) ........................$4,000
4WD TRACTORS -
11 CIH STX600Q 683 hrs. (GR) ......................$365,900
12 CIH STX550 quad trac tractor (RF) ............$350,000
11 CIH STX535 850 hrs. (MA) .........................$342,000
12 CIH STX550 Quad 570 hrs. (MA) ...............$336,000
08 CIH STX535 Quad Pro 600 1100 hrs. (PI) ......$299,000
13 NH T9615 Metrics 1160 hrs. (MA) ..............$289,000
11 JD 9530 4wd 1000 hrs (PI) .........................$279,000
10 CIH STX 535 4wd tractor 1000 hrs (RF) .....$275,000
12 Buhler 550 4wd 442 hrs. (MA) ....................$265,000
CAT 865 2703 hrs. (MA) ...................................$259,000
CIH STX535 Quad (MA) ...................................$258,500
10 NH T9060 4wd tractor 131 hrs. (RF) ..........$225,000
07 JD 9530T rear diff lock, 4 remotes 2600 hrs. (GR) ..$223,900
13 Buhler 375 4wd 446 hrs. (MA) ....................$220,000
09 NH T9060 1960 hrs. (MA) ...........................$203,000
10 JD 9230 4wd 1800 hrs. (PI) ........................$199,000
06 CIH 500 Quad 3000hrs. (PI) .......................$199,000
08 New Holland T9050 800 DLS/DIF LOC/GPS RDY 2170 hrs. (GR) .......$192,500
JD 9620 duals, diff lock 3302 hrs. (GR) ............$174,500
05 JD 9520 4 rear remotes, Duals 3400 hrs. (GR) .. $169,900
12 M.F. 7620 325 hrs. (MA) .............................$135,000
CIH STX425 (MA) .............................................$124,000
Buhler 2425 4 wd (MA) ..................................... $118,500
92 CIH 9270 4wd tractor 6700 hrs (PI) .............. $60,000
94 NH 9480 4wd 6000 hrs. (PI) ......................... $51,500
NH 946 20.8/42 tires 3217 hrs. (MA) ..................$49,500
80 JD 540-B Tractor-log-skidder w/blade (PI) ....$47,900
90 CIH 9180 4wd 8000 hrs. (PI) ........................$39,900
88 Versatile 836 4wd 5850 hrs. (MA) .................$32,500
87 CIH 9110 Tractor 6000 hrs. (PI) ....................$31,500
92 JD 8450 4 wd PTO 7700 hrs. (PI) .................$23,700
Versatile 895 4wd 20.8x38 tires 8168 hrs. (MA) .......$22,000
79 Steuger 270 24.5R32 tires 9178 hrs. (MA) ........$18,000
JD 544J Wheel Loader 3810 hrs. (MA) ................. $102,500
13 Bobcat S850 skid steer, cab with heat & air 150 hrs. (RF).. $52,000
13 Bobcat S570 Skid Steer (RF) ............................ $42,350
05 Case 465 wheeled skid steer 1076 hrs. (MA) ........... $37,500
10 Case SR220 Skid cab heat 600 hrs. (PI) ........... $36,900
Bobcat S650 Skid Steer (RF) .................................. $34,900
Case 445 445 hrs. (MA) .......................................... $34,500
09 Bobcat S250 Skid Steer 1200 hrs (RF) ............. $31,000
Case 435 Skid Steer cab heat 2000 hrs. (PI) ............. $29,500
09 Bobcat S250 Skid Steer 1157 hrs. (RF) ............. $29,500
Grouser 6200 16 Dozer Blade (RF) ........................ $28,900
Bobcat 5185 Skid Loader 600 hrs. (MA) ................. $28,000
05 Bobcat T300 Track Loader , new tracks, 3956 hrs. (RF) . $27,000
Brent 780 Cart Scale 30.5x32 (PI) ........................... $26,900
07 Case 420 Ski9d Steer cab heat 1500 hrs. (PI) .. $21,900
J&M 750 750 BU Good condition (GR) ................... $21,900
Fries 240 Seed Tender (PI) ..................................... $13,900
UNV 5000 500 BU Grain Cart (PI) ........................... $10,500
Brent 640 Gravity Wagon (PI).................................... $9,900
Miller GL-30 loader spear 8920 mts (PI) ................... $8,900
Unv 4500 Grain Cart (PI) ........................................... $8,900
Bobcat 542B Skid Steer 1925 hrs. (RF) .................... $7,900
11 Westendorf TA28 FR end loader (GR) ................. $7,500
Kelly Ryan 5x12 Feeder Wagon (PI) ......................... $7,500
Dem 365 Gravity Wagon (PI)..................................... $6,900
West MK13 x71 Auger power swing(PI) .................... $6,900
J&M 350 Wagon (PI) ................................................. $5,500
Parker 2600 400 BU Wagon (PI) ............................... $4,900
Demco 325 Wagon (PI) ............................................. $3,000
Miller M-12 loader grapple (PI) .................................. $2,995
Parker 2600 Grain Wagon (RF) ................................. $2,400
Fet 10x61 Red Auger Swing (PI) ............................... $1,995
Fet 8x41 Auger EMD (PI) .......................................... $1,995
Parker 2500 Grain Wagon (RF) ................................. $1,900
E-Z Flow 300 BU Wagon (PI) .................................... $1,695
Get 8x61 Auger swing (PI) ......................................... $1,595
Fet 10x61 No Hopper (PI) ......................................... $1,595
12 CIH 9230 tracks (MA) .............................. $386,500
CIH AF8120 tracks, mudhog, lux cab, HID, Pro 600 435/360 hrs. (GR) .. $326,500
CIH 8120 Tracks 360 hrs. (MA) ..................... $325,000
CIH AF8120 Tracks 600 hrs. (MA) ................. $324,000
10 CIH AF9120 Track Combine 650 hrs. (RF) $307,000
09 CIH 9120 1469 hrs. (MA) ......................... $305,000
11 CIH 9120 comb duals rwa 515 hrs. (PI) ... $300,000
12 CIH 7230 Duals 311 hrs. (MA) ................. $299,000
11 CIH AF7120 316 hrs(GR) ......................... $290,000
09 CIH AF8120 811 hrs. (MA) ....................... $279,000
11 Gleaner S77 AHH, GLM, YMM, F/A (GR) .... $259,000
10 CIH 7120 Comb 550 hrs. (PI) .................. $254,000
12 CIH 6088 duals 400 hrs. (PI) ................... $249,000
12 CIH 6088 Comb chop RT GT EXT 450 hrs. (PI) $249,000
12 CIH AF5130 Singles 325 hrs. (MA) .......... $227,500
11 CIH 7088 duals chop RT 830 hrs. (PI) ..... $219,000
11 CIH 6088 Combine E 762/S567 (RF) ...... $214,900
10 CIH 5088 Comb RT Chop 540 hrs. (PI) ... $199,000
NH CR9065 Combine (RF) ............................ $199,000
10 CIH 6088 Combine 1322E/1032S (RF) ... $195,000
05 CIH 2366 chopper RT Mon 1700 hrs. (PI) ... $129,900
04 NH CR940 2714 nhrs. (MA0 ...................... $95,000
99 CIH 2366 Comb Chop RT 2100 hrs. (PI) ... $93,500
00 CIH 2366 comb chopper RT 2700 hrs. (PI) $89,500
CIH 2366 RT CHR 2633 hrs. (MA) .................. $85,000
98 CIH 2366 Comb RT Chop 3200 hrs. (PI) ... $79,000
00 CIH 2388 Combine (RF) ............................ $75,000
98 CIH 2388 RT CHR 3158 hrs. (MA) ............ $67,000
96 CIH 2188 Combine 3397 hrs. (RF) ............ $64,900
96 CIH 2188 Combine RT Chop 330 hrs. (PI) ..... $64,900
98 CIH 2388 2980 hrs. (MA) ........................... $62,000
95 CIH 2166 Comb 2700 hrs. (PI) .................. $59,500
CIH 2166 Chopper Rocktrap (GR) .................. $52,500
JD 9600 combine (RF) .................................... $48,000
91 CIH 1660 comb chop RT 3300 hrs. (PI)..... $37,500
94 CIH 1666 combine 4121 hrs(RF) ............... $30,000
94 CIH 1666 Chop RT 5400 hrs. (PI).............. $29,900
93 CIH 1644 Comb 4400 hrs. (PI) .................. $28,900
86 CIH 1680 Comb chopper RT 4900 hrs, (PI) .... $19,900
88 CIH 1660 RT CHR 5388 hrs. (MA) ............ $15,000
90 CIH 1660 Combine 5300 hrs. (MA) ........... $13,000
Hopper Topper (RF) ........................................... $1,000
JD 7850 SP for HVSTR 1456 hrs.(GR) ..........$239,000
JD 710 row crop forage hd (GR) ......................$64,900
07 CIH RBX563 Round Baler (PI) ...................$19,900
CIH SCX 100 - 16 mower cond (PI) .................$15,900
06 WilRich 20 shredder (PI) ............................$12,900
CIH WRX301 12 Wheel Rak (PI) ...................... $11,900
08 CIH 2612 12R30 chpg Corn Head (GR) ..$77,500
07 Geringhoff RD1222 (MA) .........................$69,900
08 Gering RD1230 12 Row 30 corn head (PI) ..$69,500
10 Geringhoff RD1222 12x22 (MA) ..............$69,000
12 CIH 2162 (MA) ......................................... $66,500
11 CIH 2608 8 RN chopping corn head (PI) .$64,900
09 CIH 2268 8 RN chopping corn head (PI) .$59,000
CIH 2412 30 (MA) ........................................ $52,500
09 Geringhoff RD 830 (MA) ..........................$52,000
07 Geringhoff RD830 (MA) ...........................$49,500
09 CIH 2606 6R chipping corn head (PI) ......$49,500
Geringhoff RD 822 Chopping (MA) ............... $48,500
09 CIH 2606 6R30 (MA) ............................... $48,000
09 CIH 2606 Corn head 6R30 choppig (GR) $48,000
Geringhoff RD830 (MA) ................................. $46,500
04 Gering 1020 corn head 10 row 20 (PI) ...$45,000
09 CIH 2606 Corn head 6R30 chopping (GR) ..$44,000
Geringhoff RD830 Corn head 8R30 chopping (GR) ..$44,000
07 Ger RD630 Corn Head (PI) ..................... $41,500
02 Gering RD830 8R Corn Head (PI) ...........$39,000
09 CIH 3406 6RN Corn Head (PI) ................$39,000
CIH 3020 35 .................................................. $38,500
11 CIH 3020 35 Bean Head (MA) ................ $37,000
CIH 3020 35 (MA) ......................................... $34,000
04 Harvestec 830 8R30 Corn Head (RF) ..... $33,000
11 CIH 3020 30 (PI) ..................................... $29,900
08 CIH 1020 30 bean head (PI) ...................$27,500
CIH 2020 35 (MA) ......................................... $26,900
09 CIH 2020 30 Bean Head (PI) .................. $25,900
CIH 2208 (MA) ............................................... $23,500
06 CIH 1020 30 foot (PI) ............................... $22,900
CIH Corn Head 12x22 steel ........................... $20,000
CIH 2020 30 (MA) ......................................... $19,800
04 CIH 1020 25 ft. (PI) .................................. $18,900
07 CIH 2020 (MA) ......................................... $18,000
04 COJ 1020 30 (PI) .................................... $17,900
06 CIH 2020 30 fex (MA)............................. $16,000
01 JD 930F 30 ft. (PI) ................................... $15,000
03 CIH 2020 30 Platform (RF) .....................$15,000
00 CIH 1020 25 bean head (PI) ...................$13,900
CIH 1020 (MA) ............................................... $12,500
99 CIH 1020 30 (MA0 .................................. $12,500
CIH 863 Cornhead, converted to 14R20 (RF) .$12,350
CIH 1020 30 (MA) ......................................... $10,000
96 CIH 1020 20 (PI) ....................................... $9,900
CIH 1020 30 (MA) ........................................... $9,500
95 ICH 1020 25 platform (RF) ........................ $8,900
CIH 1063 (MA) ................................................. $8,500
02 CIH 1020 30 (MA) ..................................... $7,000
93 JD930 30 ft. bean head (PI) ....................... $6,900
IH 944 (MA) ..................................................... $6,750
CIH 1020 25 (MA) ........................................... $6,400
CIH 1044 36 Rows (PI) .................................. $3,900
IH 844 (MA) ..................................................... $3,600
JD 543 5 row N Low Tin (PI)............................ $3,500
SPRING TILLAGE -
Salford 570 41 New blades (MA) ....................... $82,000
JD 2210 58 Field Cultivator (RF) ....................... $62,500
CIH T200 54 5 sec 110 shnks gd cond. (GR) .... $61,200
10 CIH T200 54 1/2 FC Basket (PI) ................... $59,500
Summers Super colter plus 40 ft. (PI) ................ $50,000
Wilrich QX2 55 feld cultivator (RF) .................... $50,000
Sunfower 1435 36 disk (RF) ............................. $48,000
05 NH ST250 50 Rlg basket 5 sec 105 shnks (GR) $46,950
CIH TMII 50.5 feld cultivator (RF) ...................... $42,550
CIH TMII F.C. Gaskets 48 (MA) ......................... $42,000
04 JD 2200 FC 46 w/harrow (GR)..................... $39,500
Sunfower 5055 FC (GR) .................................... $38,000
98 CIH TMII 50 5 sec 101 shnks gd cond. (GR) $34,500
06 Rite Way FS-46 46 land roller (RF) .............. $32,500
IH 370 25 disk (RF) ............................................ $32,000
DMI TMII Harrow (MA) ....................................... $29,500
JD 980 44 1/2 ft mulcher (PI) .............................. $26,900
08 JD 980 42, tine harrow (MA) ........................ $26,500
JD 980 45 feld cultivator (RF) ........................... $26,000
JD630 32 mulch disc (PI) ................................... $23,900
Sunf 6332 23 mulch fnisher (PI) ....................... $22,900
CIH 4300 48 1/2 ft. mulch (PI) ............................ $21,900
DMI TM 46 Harrow (MA) .................................... $21,000
JD 980 27 1/2 FC (PI) ......................................... $17,900
Wil-Rich Quad 5 33 Field Cultivator (RF)........... $16,000
CIH 4300 34 1/2 ft. mulch (PI) ............................ $14,900
CIH 4300 40 ft. FC mulcher (PI) ......................... $13,000
CIH 496 25 harrow (PI) ........................................ $9,900
IH 4800 24 feld cultivator (RF) ............................ $9,500
JD 980 44 Field Cultivator (RF) ........................... $9,000
CIH 4900 52 feld cultivator (RF).......................... $9,000
CIH 4900 42 mulcher (PI) .................................... $8,900
Wil Rich 3400 - 48 1/2 (PI) ................................... $7,995
JD 960 44, harrows (MA) ..................................... $7,900
JD 235 25 disc (PI) .............................................. $7,900
CIH 4900 42 w/harrow (MA) ................................ $7,850
JD 230 disk 23 foot (PI) ........................................ $5,500
CIH 4600 26 feld cultivator (RF).......................... $5,000
IHC 490 25 disck (PI) ........................................... $4,900
FALL TILLAGE -
CIH 870 Ripper (MA) .......................................... $95,000
13 CIH 870 26 13sk (MA).................................. $86,000
13 CIH 870 26 Ripper (RF) ............................... $84,500
10 CIH 870 ripper 26 (GR) ................................ $79,000
11 CIH 870 13 shank 26 ripper (PI) ................... $77,500
CIH 870 Ripper 22 (MA) .................................... $68,500
CIH 870 22 Ripper (RF) ..................................... $65,000
09 Ezee-On 4600 36 + 26 blades (GR) ........... $63,000
CIH 870 (MA) ...................................................... $62,000
CIH 870 22 11 shank, 22 disk (GR) .................. $57,900
11 CIH 870 Ripper 18 (MA0 .............................. $53,000
11 Krause 4850 Ripper (MA) ............................. $51,500
CIH 870 18; (MA) ............................................... $51,000
CIH 870 Ripper (MA) .......................................... $49,900
Ezee-On 4600 36 + 26 blades (GR) ................. $49,500
09 CIH 870 14 7 shank, 24 disk, 4 bar harrow (GR) ... $43,000
CIH 9300 0 shank ripper (RF) ............................ $43,000
CIH 9300 Ripper (RF) ......................................... $40,000
11 JD 2700 9 shank Ripper (RF) ....................... $39,950
CIH 9300 9 sk ripper (MA) .................................. $39,000
Wilrich 657 23 tandem adj htch gang rock fx (GR) . $35,900
CIH 730C Ripper (RF) ........................................ $34,500
09 WR 5830 CH PLOW 35 (GR)....................... $32,500
JD 512 9 shank ripper (PI) .................................. $29,900
JD 2700 (MA) ..................................................... $27,000
DMI TMII 38 (MA) .............................................. $26,900
JD 2700 9 shank ripper (RF) .............................. $26,000
DMI 730B 7sk (MA) ............................................ $25,500
02 CIH 530B Ripper Leads(PI) .......................... $24,900
JD 512 7 shank ripper (PI) .................................. $23,900
JD 2700 9 shank Ripper (RF) ............................. $23,000
JD 2700 ripper (RF) ............................................ $22,900
97 DMI 730B new disks (PI) .............................. $22,900
06 CIH 527B 5 shank ripper (PI) ........................ $22,900
JD 2700 (MA) ..................................................... $23,000
CIH 5850 40 chisel plow (PI) ............................. $23,000
JD 2700 Ripper (MA0 ......................................... $21,500
CIH 730B Ripper (RF) ........................................ $21,000
DMI 730B Disc Leveler (MA) .............................. $19,000
DMI 530B 5 shank ripper (PI) ............................. $18,900
DMI 527B 5sk (MA) ............................................ $18,500
CIH MRX690 7 shank (PI) .................................. $18,500
07 CIH MRX690 15 5 shank, 19 disk (GR) ...... $16,900
DMI 730B 7sk leveler (MA0 ................................ $15,500
DMI 730B 7 shank (MA) ..................................... $15,500
06 DMI 530 Ripper heads (PI) ........................... $14,900
97 DMI 527B 5 shank ripper (PI) ....................... $14,900
DMI 730B 7 sk leveler (MA) ................................ $14,500
92 DMI 730 Ripper (RF) .....................................$11,900
Brent CPC 7 Shank (PI) ....................................... $9,900
Sunf 4211 13 shank disc chisel (PI) ..................... $7,900
M&W 1860 Eantmaster 7 shank (PI) .................... $7,900
CIH 5500 CH PLOW 31 3 sec (GR)..................... $7,500
CIH 6650 Ripper(MA) ripper (MA) ........................ $4,500
Case 400 29 Chisel Plow (PI) .............................. $1,995
12 CIH 4430 S.P Sprayer 450 hrs. (MA) .......$280,000
09 JD 4930 Sprayer Auto Guidance 750 hrs. (PI) ..$240,000
09 CIH 4420 S P Sprayer 1500 hrs. (PI) .......$209,000
04 AgChem 1064 sp sprayer 90 hydro 1100 gal 2850 hrs. (GR) .... $112,500
01 Ag Chem 854 S.P. Sprayer (MA) ................$72,000
Fast 9613N Sprayer P.T. (MA) ..........................$39,000
Top Air 1200 90 Sprayer (RF) ..........................$33,000
Top Aire 1200 90 booms duals (MA) ................$30,000
DMI 5300 Applicator (MA) ................................$29,000
Top Air 1200 90 sprayer (RF) ...........................$28,000
08 Demco 1050 Cart (MA) ...............................$27,000
Balzer 2000 shedder (MA0 ...............................$21,500
Hardi CM CM 750 PT Sprayer 70 boom (PI) ...$15,900
95 Parker 685 Grain Cart (MA) ........................$13,500
Parker 675 Cart (MA) .......................................$12,000
92 Case 1840 skid loader 2700 hrs. (MA) .......$12,000
Brent 420 Grain Cart (MA) ................................$10,500
Spray Coupe 220 60 self propelled sprayer, 3 wheel (RF) $10,000
Blum 1000 Sprayer 90 tandem (PI) ...................$7,900
Westfeld 10x71 Auger (MA) ...............................$7,000
Top Aire 1000 Sprayer Tandem 60 (PI) ..............$6,900
Dem 1000 Sprayer big wheel 60 ft. boom (PI) ...$6,900
Hardi TR500 60 Pull Type Sprayer (RF) ............$5,000
Harvest IHC 10x41 w/motor hike new (PI) .........$5,000
Bllomhart 1000 P.T. Sprayer (MA) ......................$4,950
Country Clipper 2304M Zero turn mower 380 hrs. (RF) .....$4,900
Lorenz 844 Snow Blower (MA) ...........................$4,900
10 Parker 30 Header cart lke new (PI) ..............$4,400
Red Devil 8 foot snow blower (PI) ......................$4,150
Mauer 30 Header header cart tricycle (PI) .........$3,900
Farmking Allied 960 Snowblower (PI) .................$3,500
Loftness 962 snowblower (RF) ...........................$3,500
CIH 8350 Mower conditioner (MA) .....................$3,200
10 unverferth HT30 Transport (MA) ...................$3,000
Westfeld 10x61 auger, swing hopper (MA) ........$2,500
Farmking 84 snowblower (RF) ...........................$2,300
Erskine 960 Snowblower (RF) ............................$1,800
Demco 500 Tank Pull between(PI) .....................$1,495
90 Hutchinson 8x47 auger (RF) .........................$1,400
McKee 750 7 1/2 Snowblower (PI) ....................$1,395
Home Made Header cart (PI) ................................$995
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JD 220 20 P.R. High Speed (MA) ......................$8,500
Kuhn GMD600 disc mower (PI) ..........................$7,500
99 Landpride 4011 11 fnishing mower (RF) .....$6,000
Balzer 2000 20 MTD S.M. (MA) .........................$6,000
JD 265 710 disc mower (PI) .............................$5,900
Bushhog HM2008 710 disc mower (PI) ............$5,000
Ver WR24 12 wheel rake (PI) ............................$4,300
Bush Hog DM80 Disc Mower (MA) .....................$3,800
Hesst 30A Stak wagon (PI) .................................$2,900
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JAN. 7, 2014
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED - Lake Valley Trucking needs experienced driver
with CDL to run dedicated Midwest freight (loads to the coast op-
tional.) Good MVR required. Must be at least 25 years old to do
dry box no touch freight. Home most weekends, mileage pay. Call
320-563-4090. 9 am - 5 pm Monday - Friday.
FOR SALE - 1990 Mazda
Sport Convertible, white, ex-
cellent condition, 60,000 miles.
Make your best offer. Call -
320-304-0654.
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FOR SALE - A box of about 30
collectible B&G blue Christ-
mas plates from the 1960s,
1970s, and 1980s. Best offer.
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FOR SALE FOR SALE
FOR SALE - 1996 Artic Cat
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Runs and drives good. Call
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Must be at least 18 yrs of age.
Applications available at Willmar Fabrication
2400 19th Ave SW, Willmar, MN 56201 or email resume to
angela.koosman@willmarfab.com EEO.
Dairy cows for sale.
320-986-2312 or drive out to
3966 CO RD 25 SW, Hoffman.
Antiques & Collectibles
Wanted: Silver dollars and
other silver coins. I will pay full
silver spot price in cash.
Call 320-815-2346
Sporting Goods
For Sale: new enclosed hunt-
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Amish built, plus 8' base and
stairwell. $795. 320-815-9898
Miscellaneous for Sale
THE BEST FLOOR HEAT WA-
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construction. Free info.
GUARANTEED LOWEST
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Miscellaneous for Sale
OUTDOOR WOODBURNING
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612-619-6832
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For sale: 1063 case IH corn
head. 6 row 30 in. Polly
snouts Excellent shape.
$11,500/obo
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Farm Equipment
For sale: White 6100 planter
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attachment. Can do 30 in for
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Seeds/Feeds/Grain
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Also firewood. 218-267-5669
Unfurnished Apartments
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Homes for Sale
FARGO HOMES AUCTION:
Tuesday, January 28, 2014.
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LAND AUCTION: 124 +/- acres in Douglas County, MN.
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(NAPSA)Your home is proba-
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ment youll ever make, so its a
good idea to carefully discuss your
houses siding choices with your
home builder or remodeler.
For homeowners, in particular,
natures wild sidehurricanes,
high winds, heavy rain, fire and
floodcan be a big concern.
Whats more, that sort of thing
seems to be on the upswing:
According to Weather.com, four of
the top five costliest hurricanes
have occurred since 2005, while
Insure.com notes that six of the
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struck in the last 10 years.
Thats why, if youre consider-
ing a home building or remodel-
ing proj ect, its important to
choose products that best protect
that investment, including the
siding.
There are several materials
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1. Fiber cement, which consists
of sand, cement and cellulose fiber
2. Masonry
3. Wood-based siding, including
cedar and wood-composite
4. Vinyl.
Compared with vinyl or wood-
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is better formulated to handle the
rigors of both everyday and ex-
treme weather. Consider this:
Fire: Fiber cement siding is
noncombustible, so it doesnt con-
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versely, vinyl siding melts and
burns and wood-based siding
burns.
Impact: Fiber cement siding
resists impact from objects blown
by a storms high winds much bet-
ter than vinyl siding.
Flood: Fiber cement siding is
a Class 5 flood-resistant material
according to the Federal Emer-
gency Management Agency. This
differs from wood-based siding,
which is not moisture resistant
and prone to rotting.
Certain types of fiber cement
siding go even further to protect
your home. For example, James
Hardie siding is engineered for
the homes specific climate. That
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areas, proprietary additives are
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(NAPSA)Life changes can
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repairs to medical bills and
tuition payments, these changes
can upset the delicate financial
balance that many consumers
need to maintain.
What options are available to
consumers to cope with these
changes?
Credit CardsWhen using a
credit card for a cash advance,
consumers are often faced with
high interest rates of more than
20 percent. Also, depending on the
balance, making just the mini-
mum payments each month can
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of debt.
401(k) Savings Accounts
Taking money from this fund may
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financial needs. In addition to
reporting this money as taxable
income, withdrawals from a
401(k) may be subject to extra
taxes of 10 percent.
Payday LoansA short-term,
unsecured loan providing cash
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centage rates frequently ap-
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options should be considered.
Personal Bank Loans
Many consumers turn to personal
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must be repaid over time.
Peer-to-Peer Lending
Although boasting lower interest
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Structured Settlement Pay-
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in structured settlements. These
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This transaction provides con-
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In addition to state and federal
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J.G. Wentworth is an industry
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Considerations For Cash
When extra cash is needed to re-
spond to life emergencies, sell-
ing all or a portion of structured
settlement payments for a tax-
free lump sum can be a sensible
choice.
(NAPSA)Drivers who listen
closely will find that their car is
actually communicating with
them by using a language all its
own.
Sounds such as squealing,
thumping, hissing and grinding
are all signs that your vehicle may
be trying to tell you something.
Thats the word from the
experts at the Car Care Council.
While many motorists are familiar
with noises their vehicles make on
a daily basis, any noise that is
new, different or suspicious may
indicate a problem.
For example, a high-pitched
squeal that stops when pressing
on the brake pedal is a sign that a
vehicles brakes should be in-
spected. The same goes for grind-
ing that could be the result of
worn brake pads that should be
replaced.
Thumping that increases and
decreases with the speed of the
vehicle could mean a trip to your
local service center. The diagnosis
may be a tire problem like a bub-
ble in the sidewall or torn rubber
that could lead to a blowout.
Under The Hood As Well
Sounds under the hood can also
indicate that your vehicle is in
need of attention. Hissing may be
caused by a disconnected or
cracked vacuum hose. A squealing
noise while revving the engine
could be due to a slipping drive
belt. Inspection and repair will
allow your vehicle to operate more
safely and efficiently.
Its important for car owners
to listen and act accordingly when
their vehicle speaks up, said Rich
White, executive director, Car
Care Council. By checking out
what your vehicle is saying, you
can take care of the problem now
and avoid a breakdown or more
costly repairs later.
The number of sounds a vehi-
cle may make is endless, so when
your car is trying to tell you some-
thing, its important to be alert,
listen carefully and take action,
added White.
The Car Care Council is the
source of information for the Be
Car Care Aware consumer educa-
tion campaign promoting the ben-
efits of regular vehicle care, main-
tenance and repair to consumers.
For more information, visit
www.carcare.org.
You Can Learn A Lot By ListeningToYour Car
You Can Learn A Lot By Listen-
ing: Experts say that any noise
your car makes that is new, dif-
ferent or suspicious may indicate
a problem.
(NAPSA)If you think all
gluten-free cookies are also taste-
free and seriousthink again.
Heres a recipe for delicious
gluten-free cookies that contain
pi stachi osthe happy nut
white chocolate and maraschino
cherries.
The recipe was created by
Carol Kicinski, a professional rec-
ipe developer, Editor-in-Chief of
Simply Gluten-Free magazine
(SimplyGluten-free.com) and TV
chef.
Many bakers are known to use
maraschino cherries to add color
and flavor to cookies, cakes and
other dishes. Thats why its com-
mon to find a jar or two in their
pantries. That way, the cherries
are available when the inspiration
strikes.
Gluten-Free
Cherry Pistachio
White Chocolate Chip Cookies
1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted
butter, softened
cup granulated sugar
cup light brown sugar,
packed
2 large eggs
1 tablespoon heavy cream
2 teaspoons pure vanilla
extract
2 cups pastry-quality all-
purpose gluten-free flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
teaspoon kosher salt
15 maraschino cherries
stems removed, patted dry
and chopped
cup shelled pistachios,
chopped
6 ounces good-quality
white chocolate chips
Preheat the oven to 350 F.
Line 2 baking sheets with
parchment paper or silicon
baking mats.
Cream the butter with the
two sugars in a mixer. Beat in
the eggs, one at a time, beat-
ing until each egg is fully
incorporated. Add the cream
and vanilla and mix well.
Combine the flour, baking
powder and salt in a mixing
bowl and whisk together. Add
to the butter and sugar mixture
and beat just until combined.
With a spatula, scrape the
bottom and sides of the mixing
bowl to make sure all ingredi-
ents are thoroughly combined.
Add the chopped cherries, pis-
tachios and white chocolate
chips and fold in.
Drop spoonfuls of the cook-
ie dough onto the prepared
baking sheets. Gently flatten
the cookies. Bake for 1012
minutes or until lightly
browned. Let cool on the bak-
ing sheet for 5 minutes, then
remove to a wire rack to finish
cooling.
Servings
A gluten-free recipe that makes
about 36 cookies, depending on
the size.
These Decadent Cookies Are Also Gluten-Free
A cookie that contains pista-
chios, white chocolate chips and
maraschino cherriesand they
are gluten-free.
(NAPSA)Your home is proba-
bly the biggest monetary invest-
ment youll ever make, so its a
good idea to carefully discuss your
houses siding choices with your
home builder or remodeler.
For homeowners, in particular,
natures wild sidehurricanes,
high winds, heavy rain, fire and
floodcan be a big concern.
Whats more, that sort of thing
seems to be on the upswing:
According to Weather.com, four of
the top five costliest hurricanes
have occurred since 2005, while
Insure.com notes that six of the
top 10 costliest wildfires have
struck in the last 10 years.
Thats why, if youre consider-
ing a home building or remodel-
ing proj ect, its important to
choose products that best protect
that investment, including the
siding.
There are several materials
you can consider, including:
1. Fiber cement, which consists
of sand, cement and cellulose fiber
2. Masonry
3. Wood-based siding, including
cedar and wood-composite
4. Vinyl.
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is better formulated to handle the
rigors of both everyday and ex-
treme weather. Consider this:
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tribute any fuel to a fire. Con-
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Consider SidingThat Better Protects AHome FromWeather
You may be able to protect your
home against severe weather
with the right siding.
(NAPSA)Life changes can
happen at any time. From car
repairs to medical bills and
tuition payments, these changes
can upset the delicate financial
balance that many consumers
need to maintain.
What options are available to
consumers to cope with these
changes?
Credit CardsWhen using a
credit card for a cash advance,
consumers are often faced with
high interest rates of more than
20 percent. Also, depending on the
balance, making just the mini-
mum payments each month can
extend the life and total amount
of debt.
401(k) Savings Accounts
Taking money from this fund may
not be the best choice to address
financial needs. In addition to
reporting this money as taxable
income, withdrawals from a
401(k) may be subject to extra
taxes of 10 percent.
Payday LoansA short-term,
unsecured loan providing cash
advances based on employment
records, payday loans can be
extremely costly. With annual per-
centage rates frequently ap-
proaching 400 percent, other
options should be considered.
Personal Bank Loans
Many consumers turn to personal
bank loans to get the money they
need to cover major expenses.
However, its important to weigh
the immediate need for cash
against the interest and debt that
must be repaid over time.
Peer-to-Peer Lending
Although boasting lower interest
rates than traditional banks, peer-
to-peer lending can pose a risk to
borrowers. Borrowers often do not
know who their actual lender is,
as these arrangements are usually
set up by a third party. Therefore,
borrowers may find their loan
falling through at a time when
they need the money most.
Structured Settlement Pay-
ment SalesPersonal injury
lawsuits, malpractice claims and
other payouts can be distributed
in structured settlements. These
payments are divided over several
years and structured to provide a
steady stream of income based on
each consumers individual situa-
tion. When extra cash is needed to
respond to life emergencies, sell-
ing all or a portion of these settle-
ment payments in exchange for a
tax-free lump sum can be a sensi-
ble choice.
This transaction provides con-
sumers with the money they need
now, is not contingent on the con-
sumers credit, and creates no
future obligation to pay anything
back. This can give consumers the
ability to obtain the funds they
need without accumulating debt.
In addition to state and federal
laws, a judge approves each and
every structured settlement sale
to third-party buyers.
J.G. Wentworth is an industry
leader in purchasing structured
settlement payments. To learn
more, visit www.jgwentworth.com
or call (866) 429-9050.
Considerations For Cash
When extra cash is needed to re-
spond to life emergencies, sell-
ing all or a portion of structured
settlement payments for a tax-
free lump sum can be a sensible
choice.
(NAPSA)Drivers who listen
closely will find that their car is
actually communicating with
them by using a language all its
own.
Sounds such as squealing,
thumping, hissing and grinding
are all signs that your vehicle may
be trying to tell you something.
Thats the word from the
experts at the Car Care Council.
While many motorists are familiar
with noises their vehicles make on
a daily basis, any noise that is
new, different or suspicious may
indicate a problem.
For example, a high-pitched
squeal that stops when pressing
on the brake pedal is a sign that a
vehicles brakes should be in-
spected. The same goes for grind-
ing that could be the result of
worn brake pads that should be
replaced.
Thumping that increases and
decreases with the speed of the
vehicle could mean a trip to your
local service center. The diagnosis
may be a tire problem like a bub-
ble in the sidewall or torn rubber
that could lead to a blowout.
Under The Hood As Well
Sounds under the hood can also
indicate that your vehicle is in
need of attention. Hissing may be
caused by a disconnected or
cracked vacuum hose. A squealing
noise while revving the engine
could be due to a slipping drive
belt. Inspection and repair will
allow your vehicle to operate more
safely and efficiently.
Its important for car owners
to listen and act accordingly when
their vehicle speaks up, said Rich
White, executive director, Car
Care Council. By checking out
what your vehicle is saying, you
can take care of the problem now
and avoid a breakdown or more
costly repairs later.
The number of sounds a vehi-
cle may make is endless, so when
your car is trying to tell you some-
thing, its important to be alert,
listen carefully and take action,
added White.
The Car Care Council is the
source of information for the Be
Car Care Aware consumer educa-
tion campaign promoting the ben-
efits of regular vehicle care, main-
tenance and repair to consumers.
For more information, visit
www.carcare.org.
You Can Learn A Lot By ListeningToYour Car
You Can Learn A Lot By Listen-
ing: Experts say that any noise
your car makes that is new, dif-
ferent or suspicious may indicate
a problem.
(NAPSA)If you think all
gluten-free cookies are also taste-
free and seriousthink again.
Heres a recipe for delicious
gluten-free cookies that contain
pi stachi osthe happy nut
white chocolate and maraschino
cherries.
The recipe was created by
Carol Kicinski, a professional rec-
ipe developer, Editor-in-Chief of
Simply Gluten-Free magazine
(SimplyGluten-free.com) and TV
chef.
Many bakers are known to use
maraschino cherries to add color
and flavor to cookies, cakes and
other dishes. Thats why its com-
mon to find a jar or two in their
pantries. That way, the cherries
are available when the inspiration
strikes.
Gluten-Free
Cherry Pistachio
White Chocolate Chip Cookies
1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted
butter, softened
cup granulated sugar
cup light brown sugar,
packed
2 large eggs
1 tablespoon heavy cream
2 teaspoons pure vanilla
extract
2 cups pastry-quality all-
purpose gluten-free flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
teaspoon kosher salt
15 maraschino cherries
stems removed, patted dry
and chopped
cup shelled pistachios,
chopped
6 ounces good-quality
white chocolate chips
Preheat the oven to 350 F.
Line 2 baking sheets with
parchment paper or silicon
baking mats.
Cream the butter with the
two sugars in a mixer. Beat in
the eggs, one at a time, beat-
ing until each egg is fully
incorporated. Add the cream
and vanilla and mix well.
Combine the flour, baking
powder and salt in a mixing
bowl and whisk together. Add
to the butter and sugar mixture
and beat just until combined.
With a spatula, scrape the
bottom and sides of the mixing
bowl to make sure all ingredi-
ents are thoroughly combined.
Add the chopped cherries, pis-
tachios and white chocolate
chips and fold in.
Drop spoonfuls of the cook-
ie dough onto the prepared
baking sheets. Gently flatten
the cookies. Bake for 1012
minutes or until lightly
browned. Let cool on the bak-
ing sheet for 5 minutes, then
remove to a wire rack to finish
cooling.
Servings
A gluten-free recipe that makes
about 36 cookies, depending on
the size.
These Decadent Cookies Are Also Gluten-Free
A cookie that contains pista-
chios, white chocolate chips and
maraschino cherriesand they
are gluten-free.
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New London, MN (320) 354-4312
Auctioneer
Donald ZIEMER
New London, MN (320) 354-4329
Auctioneer
Sunday, January 12th 2013 - 12:00 Noon
Hawick Town Hall
AUCTIONEERS
Donald Ziemer, Lic 34-07,
New London, 320-354-4329 and
Mark Ziemer, Lic. 34-46,
New London, 320-354-4312
Brian Ziemer, New London 320-354-5308
Not responsible for accidents
Lunch on grounds
Number system used
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midwestauctions.com, click on Ziemer
Usual Terms of Auction (cash or approved check
day of sale). No items removed until settled for.
MN Sales Tax Laws Apply Where Necessary.
Ziemer Auction Service,
20380 Co. Rd. 5 NW
New London, MN 56273
HAWICK, MN
HAWICK, MN
AUC ION
Please Note: Coins To Be Sold At 8:45 A.M.
Coins To Be Sold At 8:45 AM
COINS
Wooden Fishing Lures, Deer Antlers, Wooden
Bobbers, Rods & Reels, Hunting Decoys, MN Pheasant
Stamps, Lowrance 30/60 Flasher, Lowrance 60/120
Flasher, Federal Duck Stamps, MN Hunting Stamps,
Nascar Cars, Matchbox Cars, Landing Nets, Sporting &
Wildlife Pictures
SPORTING GOODS
For Complete List Call Ziemer Auctioneers
Don 320-354-4329, Mark 320-354-4312
Ziemerauctions.com or Midwestauctions.com
(Click Ziemer)
Apx 350 Lots Good Grade Collectible Coins
Including, Silver Dollars, 1/2 Dollars, Quarters,
Dimes, Nickels, Pennies, Mint & Proof Sets,
Paper Money, Foreign Money, Other.
The Following Described Property Will Be Sold At The Hawick Town Hall in
Hawick, MN Located 5 Miles Southwest of Paynesville on Hwy # 23:
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
GLASSWARE
Carnival Glass, Fenton Pcs, Nippon Cup,
Salt & Pepper Sets, Cream & Sugar Sets,
Hummel Plate, Hand Painted Plates &
Bowls, Munson Seed Plate Benson, MN,
Holmes City Porcelain Slipper, Old Green
1 Qt. Beater Jar, Limoges Egg, Wheaton
Glass, Childs China Dish Set, Cake Plates,
Clear Glass, Colored Glass, Schmidt Beer
Pitcher, Grain Belt Beer Pitcher
MISC.
Power Push Mower, Pry Bars, Hand Tools,
Wrenches, Bolts, Screws, Nuts, Bird Feeders
Many More Items Too Numerous To Mention
SEVERAL BOOKS - First Day Issue
Stamps & Literature
New Hardware Store Inventory -
Skil Saws, Electric Drills, Misc. Tools,
New Household Items, Misc.
Glass Butter Churn, Wooden Butter Mold, 20th Century Fox
Metal Film Case, Curved Glass Silhouettes, Marbles, 1949
Cadillac Coupe DeVille, Wooden Shoe, Enamel Coffee Pots,
Enamel Tesa Pots, Cast Iron Wall Lamp Brackets, Sterling Guitar
Japanese S & P Set, Disney Lithograph Cells (UNframed), Old
10 Gallon Oil Container (butter), Old Rug Beater, Redwing
Pottery Pcs, Round Metal Winston Thermometer, Cast Iron Fry
Pans, Lone Wolf Picture, Bissell standard Sweeper, Old Wooden
Utensils, Cast Iron Spittoon, Hand Sausage Stuffer, Table Top
Juke Box Radio, Simmons Produce Kerkhoven, MN Pen &
Pencil Set, Czech Pottery, Sterling Silver Pcs, Norway Silver
Spoon & Fork, Old Cranberry Wood Box, Chic Pottery, Toledo
Sward Letter Opener, Lunch Bucket Made From Wooden
Western Ammo Box
Glider Rocker, End Tables, Childs Table &
Chairs, Cooking Kit, Childrens Basketball
Hoop & Stand, Pot & Pans, Misc. household
HOUSEHOLD
FOOTBALL CARDS - 1970s
Vikings, Cowboys,
Packers, Chargers,
Dolphins, Bengals, Bears,
Lions, Giants, Rams,
Cardinals, Colts, Broncos,
Raiders, Chiefs, Eagles,
Steelers, Falcons, 49ers,
Browns, Bills, Jets,
Patriots, Oilers, Bucs
Winchester Model 61 22 Cal Pump S.L.L.R. S/N 342779
Marlin Model 602 22 Cal LR Automatic Tube Feed
GUNS
The following described property will be sold at Blocks Auction Center,
located 2 miles southwest of Spicer, MN on MN Hwy. 23
SATURDAY, JANUARY 11
th
10 a.m.
BLOCKS AUCTION CENTER
AUCTIONEERS
Donald Ziemer, Lic 34-07 New London 320-354-4329
Mark Ziemer, Lic 34-46 New London 320-354-4312
Brian Ziemer, New London
Donald ZIEMER
New London, MN (320) 354-4329
Auctioneer
Mark ZIEMER
New London, MN (320) 354-4312
Auctioneer
AUC ION COLLECTIBLE
G
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A
R
E
Not responsible for accidents
Lunch on Grounds
Number systemused
www.midwestauctions.com
click on Ziemer Auction Service
Ziemer Auction Service, Clerk
Usual Terms of Auction
(cash or approved check day of sale).
No items removed until settled for.
Everything sold as-is.
MN Sales tax laws apply where necessary
GLASSWARE
Crystal pieces
Pressed glass items
Colored glass pieces
End of the Day sword fsh bowl
Formal Pig USA cookie jar
Fenton brides basket
Apple Watt #7 bowl, Clif Rud
Trucking, Kandiyohi, MN
Apple Watt #9 Schwanns
Dairy Grade A milk products,
Marshall, MN
Danube Farmers Elevator,
Danube, MN
white mixing bowl
JACK KNIVES: Pioneer Seed, Purina,
Farmers Co-op Renville, Mpls Moline
See all pictures at ziemerauctions.comor
midwestauctions.com, click on Ziemer
GUNS
Winchester model 61, 22 cal, S.L.L.R. (1947)
Remington model 12, 22 cal pump, S/N 696215
Marlin model 1893, 32:40 cal, lever action rife
w/ octagon barrell, S/N 252101
Winchester model 140, 20 ga, 3 automatic (new)
Ruger 10-22 rife
Colt Trooper 357 Magnum handgun
(2) Smith & Wesson 38 Special handguns
Colt Pre Woodsman 22 L.R. handgun
Rossi 38 Special handgun
SigSaver 1911 22 cal auto handgun (new)
HOUSEHOLD
Sofa Sofa table Glider rocker
Upholstered lift chair
Entertainment center Dresser
Cofee table End tables
Sears sewing machine in cabinet
Stereo system w/ speakers
Full size bed
w/ box spring & mattress
(2) single beds
w/ box springs & mattresses
Dresser Knee hole desk
Single bed frames
Full size bed frames
2 piece open face hutch
Kitchen table
w/ (8) chairs & (2) leaves
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
Round oak kitchen table Brass horse clock
Cast iron moose 8 Childrens stove play set
Porcelain pig bank (Artist in the Park)
Maytag square tub wringer washer Marbles
Pig & piglet fgurines (Artist in the Park)
1928 Lincoln solid state radio Paper weights
John Player special modernized radio Oil lamps
Stutz Bearcat 1913 radio Wheaties sports boxes
(5) oak kitchen chairs Mpls Moline tape measure
Small toy threshing machine
New London Creamery broom holder
Mpls light switch cover Winchester belt buckle
GRANDFATHER
CLOCK
Custard glass, Danube, MN
Toothpick holder, Seminary Willmar
Goblet, Welcome MN
Spooner, Pigeon Falls WI
Creamer, Custard dish, pitcher
LIQUOR DECANTERS/BEER ADV
Dial telephone decanter (full) Budweiser lure
Hamms table place mat Hamms paper adv
Hamms belt buckle Hamms light switch cover
Schmidts advertising walleye tin sign
Schmitz advertising white tail tin sign
Daviess County bourboon 18 wheeler
Gulf Oil decanter, full in box
Ford 1903 Model T decanter (empty)
Stanley Steamer 1909 decanter (full)
More items too numerous to mention
Shelter Series:
Headin for Shelter framed 11x14
In Shelter framed 11x14
Leavin Shelter framed 11x14
Shelter Series documentation 11x14
The following described property will be sold at Blocks Auction Center,
located 2 miles southwest of Spicer, MN on MN Hwy 23.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18
th
10 a.m.
GARY & JUDY SWENSON, owners
AUCTIONEERS
Donald Ziemer, Lic 34-07 New London 320-354-4329
Mark Ziemer, Lic 34-46 New London 320-354-4312
Brian Ziemer, New London
Donald ZIEMER
New London, MN (320) 354-4329
Auctioneer
Mark ZIEMER
New London, MN (320) 354-4312
Auctioneer
AUC ION FURNITURE
C
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LLEC
TIB
LES
Not responsible for accidents
Lunch on Grounds
Number systemused
www.midwestauctions.com
click on Ziemer Auction Service
Ziemer Auction Service, Clerk
Usual Terms of Auction
(cash or approved check day of sale).
No items removed until settled for.
Everything sold as-is.
FURNITURE
Secretary Stepback kitchen cupboard
Maple stepback kitchen cupboard
Victorian caned back arm chair
w/ matching rocker
Primitive adult potty chair
Steamer trunk Rosemaled folding table
Wooden cane-bottom highchair
Hoosier cabinet Square top writing desk
Bowback highchair Drop door writing desk
Enamel top bakers table Brass bed 3/4 size
Fern stand Oak bannister bookcase
Oak dresser w/ mirror & kerchief boxes
Spool-legged occasional table
Floor model phonograph Floor lamp
Oak lamp table Pressback chairs
Church pew Wooden commode
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
Leaded glass mirror Brass horse clock
Brass bullfghter clock & bull Marble chess set
Small store scale Wooden cofee grinder
Apple pealer Oak kitchen utensils Small bells
Marble horse head bookends Mantle clocks
Wall clocks Cast iron frying pans Cheese boxes
Tin fower bin Pictures & frames Enamelware
Painted saw blade Crock jugs Old crock bowls
Red Wing 2- and 3-gallon crocks Oil lamps
Shoelast Hull planter Washboards Flat irons
Tobacco cutter Graniteware Cast iron tea pot
Several 78 records Erector set Red Wing vases
Several oil lamps Wooden boxes Blow torch
Religious pictures Coal pail Barn lanterns
Donner Service Center, Clara City, MN, adv. picture
PRINTS
Les Kouba Late Northern Bills signed, 554/1200, framed, 18x22
Les Kouba Late Northern Bills signed, 334/1200, framed, 18x22
Les Kouba Back of the Barn signed, 667/1200, framed, 18x22
Les Kouba Corn Fed Ringnecks signed, 1718/2500, framed, 18x22
Les Kouba Corn Fed Mallards signed 248/2500, framed, 18x22
Les Kouba Widgeons signed, 87/500, framed, 18x22
Les Kouba Blackducks Surveying Jasper
Creek signed, 428/2500, framed, 18x22
Les Kouba Old Three Legs
signed, 629/3000, framed, large print
Keith Havens The Village Smithy
signed, 637/2000, framed
Rhynard Klingbeil High River Backwater
Mallards signed, 25/600, framed
Main Divisions & Events of Geologic Time,
4x10 framed
Old harvest picture
GLASSWARE
Pyrex nesting bowls Lefton tea set Beer steins
Pink depression glass McCoy clown cookie jar
Old Royalware cookie jar w/ salt & pepper shakers
Green depression glass Jardinar Tea pots
Canning jars Jeeval T bowls Carnival glass
Clear glass pieces Blue fre king Pitcher & bowl
Yellow depression glass Ruby red pieces
Peach luster fre king Lots of forest green pieces
Cup & saucer sets Glass lamp shades
Century China dish set Frankoma pieces
Much more too numerous to mention
PEPSI BOTTLE CAP round sign, 45, one sided
EDISON #30 cylinder
phonograph w/cylinders
EMERSON BAKE LITE RADIO
ATWATER KENT BAKE LITE RADIO
TRU-TEST SHORTWAVE WOODEN RADIO
AUCTIONEERS NOTE:
Very nice antique
collectible auction.
In case of inclement
weather, please listen
to KDJS 95.3 FM
or KASM 1150 AM.
Thank you,
Ziemer Auctioneers
See all pictures at
ziemerauctions.comor
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click on Ziemer
www.k-bid.com ONLINE AUCTIONS
AUCTION ENDING
TUESDAY, JANUARY 7
CONTACT JEFF AT 320-761-3436
ITEMS LOCATED AT
31 Hazel Ave., Kimball, MN 55353
NORTHSTAR KIMBALL JANUARY
CONSIGNMENTS #1
1999 Ford Taurus, V6
3.0L, Walker 8 Ton Cherry
Picker, Modine 110,000
Natural Gas Heater,
Vantage II Natural Gas Heater, Fish House,
John Deere Snowblower Model 44 & More!
Miscellaneous
For Sale
2012
Spiraled Plat Books
Kandiyohi & Meeker
Counties
$23.95
2011 Stearns still available.
Available at Paynesville Press
211 Washburne Ave., Paynesville
320-243-3772.
jantff
(NAPSA)Keeping kids healthy
can be a tough job. Sometimes, the
things that are good for kids arent
always what they want.
But moms know that eating
healthy and being active can help
kids grow strong bodies and lower
their future risk of obesity and
health problems like type 2 dia-
betes, heart disease and some
types of cancer. It can also help
them do better in school.
Start by being a good role
model. Kids are more likely to eat
fruits and vegetables if they see
you eating them, too. Be a good
role model by staying active and
doing activities the whole family
can enjoy.
There are also many ways to
make healthy eating fun. One way
is by encouraging kids to help in
the kitchen. When kids help pick
and cook food, they are more
likely to eat it. Younger kids can
tear lettuce for salads or rinse
fruits and vegetables while older
kids can chop and slice.
The Network for a Healthy Cal-
ifornia provides these and other
mom-tested tips to empower fami-
lies to live better by eating more
fruits and vegetables and being
active every day. The tips come
from Champions for Change, real
moms who are role models for
healthy change.
You dont have to turn your life
upside down to make healthy
changes. Even small changes add
up quickly to make a big differ-
ence, like adding fruit to cereal or
offering crunchy carrots instead of
chips as a snack.
Here are more mom-tested tips
on how to make healthy change
fun:
Kids get excited when they
can pick what they are going to
eat. Have them pick the fruits and
vegetables they want to pack in
their lunch each day.
Keep fruits and vegetables in
easy-to-reach places at home to
encourage healthy snacking.
Leave a bowl of fresh fruit on the
table and cut vegetables in the
fridge. Get a mix of dried fruits
and let kids make their own trail
mix.
Make shopping fun. Let kids
pick three colors of fruits and veg-
etables to try, or choose three
fruits to snack on during the
week.
Be creative when cooking.
Try fun ideas like arranging dif-
ferent vegetables on pizza to make
a face. Use slices of bell pepper for
the mouth and eyebrows, olives
for the eyes, and a cherry tomato
or carrot for the nose.
Play together. Turn off the
TV and turn up the music. Have a
dance contest to everyones fa-
vorite songs. Enjoy the outdoors
and go for family walks, ride
bikes together or play at a local
park.
You can find more great tips,
resources and healthy recipes that
kids will love at www.CaChamp
ionsForChange.net and www.Face
book.com/NetworkForAHealthy
California.
FindThe Fun In Healthy Eating
It may be easier than you think to
get your family to enjoy a health-
ful meal together.
(NAPSA)Millions of young
lives around the world can benefit
from a surprising resource. Amajor
international corporation is using
its global expertise in hygiene and
health, innovative technology and
consumer communication capabili-
ties to help Save the Children
deliver lifesaving treatments.
The Problem
Many people are not aware of
it, but nearly one in 10 child
deathsapproximately 800,000
each yearare due to diarrhea.
Often, these deaths are caused by
poor home environments, inade-
quate personal hygiene and lack
of access to essential services such
as health care, sanitation, clean
water and basic nutrition.
At an unacceptable rate, chil-
dren in the developing world are
dying from completely prevent-
able diseases, like diarrhea, says
Justin Forsyth, Chief Executive of
Save the Children. We have
already made dramatic progress
in reducing the number of chil-
dren dying, but there is still much
more that needs to be done.
A Solution
The company, Reckitt Benckiser
(RB), has teamed up with Save the
Children to target the devastating
global death rate in children under
5 from diarrhea by 2020. RB is a
global consumer goods leader
whose portfolio includes iconic
brands such as Clearasil, Durex,
Mucinex, Lysol, Veet, Finish, Air
Wick and Woolite. Together, Save
the Children and RB want to help
stop diarrhea from being one of the
biggest causes of death in children.
While the goal is ambitious, they
believe its achievable.
Businesses like RB have a
responsibility beyond results. Our
larger role is to do more for the
world. We want to make a differ-
ence by providing innovative solu-
tions for healthier lives and hap-
pier homes, says Rakesh Kapoor,
CEO of RB. Our growing partner-
ship with Save the Children will
go some way to creating lasting
improvements in the health and
hygiene of vulnerable children
and families globally.
To start, RB has provided ini-
tial funding of more than $35 mil-
lion and is engaging its more than
36,000 global employees in the
fight. In addition, RB is developing
innovative products such as a low-
cost de-germer and conducting a
mass-reach hand hygiene cam-
paign to create safer home envi-
ronments for babies and children.
The Healthier kids, Happier
homes global partnership will
help bring RB and Save the Chil-
dren a step closer to achieving
their mutual vision, one in which
no child under the age of 5 dies
from preventable causes.
This is just one example of how
business and nonprofit organiza-
tions can make a difference in the
world.
Learn More
For further facts on RB, go to
www.rb.com. To learn how you can
help improve and extend chil-
drens lives, go to www.savethe
children.org.
Making A Difference In Childrens Lives
Innovative inventions and inter-
ventions can save hundreds of
thousands of young lives.
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TRUCKS
11 Ford Fusion SE, loaded, 44k mi.................................................................$14,995
09 Dodge Avenger, loaded, 75k mi...................................................................$11,995
09 Ford Taurus, Limited, loaded, 61k mi ......................................................$13,995
08 Chevy Impala LT, loaded, 63k mi..............................................................$11,495
07 Ford Fusion SEL, AWD, leather, loaded, 92k mi......................................$11,995
07 Pontiac G6 4dr, loaded, 90k mi.....................................................................$9,995
07 Chrysler Sebring limited 4dr loaded leather 4 cyl.eng 92k mi......................$9,995
07 Pontiac Grand Prix, loaded, 108k mi ........................................................$10,995
06 Chrysler 300, Loaded 109k mi....................................................................$13,495
06 Chevy Malibu Maxx, loaded, 100k mi..........................................................$7,495
04 Chrysler Concord, LX, loaded, 111k mi......................................................$4,995
04 Chevy Malibu Classic, 94k mi.....................................................................$4,495
04 Chevy Impala, 124k mi.................................................................................$4,995
02 Chrysler 300m, loaded, 98k mi.....................................................................$4,495
01 Pontiac Grand Am, 4dr., 129k mi................................................................$3,995
97 Pontiac Grand Am, 4dr., 4 cyl, 127kmi....... .......................................... .. ...$2,495
09 Ford Flex Limited, AWD, loaded, 76k mi............................................... $18,995
07 Ford Freestyle XLT, AWD, 122k mi...........................................................$9,995
06 Ford Explorer XLT, 4x4, loaded, 74k mi .................................................$12,495
05 Chevy Astro Cargo Van, all wheel drive, 143k mi......................................$4,995
05 Ford Escape XLT 4x4. V-6, Loaded 72k mi. .............................................$9,995
04 GMC Yukon 4x4, loaded, leather, 117k mi................................................$14,995
04 Jeep Liberty 4x4, loaded, 111k mi................................................................$9,995
03 Chevy Suburban 4x4, Z71 pkg., 157k mi..................................................$11,995
05 Ford Sport Trac, 4x4, loaded, 101k mi.......................................................$10,995
05 Ford F350 Crew Cab 4x2, 1-Ton Dually, diesel, loaded, 130k mi............$16,495
04 Dodge 1500 4x4, Reg. Cab, 8 ft. box, 97mi..................................................$8,495
04 Chevy 2500 Ext Cab 4x4, diesel, 216k mi..................................................$11,995
04 Chevy 1500 Quad Cab, 4x4, loaded, 152k mi............................................$10,995
04 Dodge 1500, 4x4, Reg. Cab, 8 ft. box, 97k mi........................................$8,495
02 Ford F-150 Crew Cab, 4x4, loaded, very good runner, 215k mi..................$5,995
98 Ford F150 Ext. Cab, 4x4, 139k mi...............................................................$4,995
Terrys
Auto Sales
Highway 27 in Hoffman
Phone (320) 986-2051
Andes Tower Hills Ski Area
located 15 minutes west of
Alexandria is seeking an ener-
getic, positive person to help
booster phone sales. The main
activity is making outbound
phone calls to increase group
sales and increase skier traffic.
Training is available to the right
applicant. This is a seasonal full
time position. Computer skills
required. For an interview call
Tom at 320-815-4414 or email
resume to tom@andestower-
hills.com
2-4b
Tractors
TR0635 Ferguson 2N Tractor New Tires........................................................................$2,500
TR0634 Farmall C Tractor with Woods Mower, Nice Unit.........................................$2,900
TR0646 Farmall 300 Utility Tractor with Loader & Backhoe....................................$4,900
TR0600 New Holland TC29D MFD Tractor w/ Mower S/N: G037898 Nice..........$18,500
TR0626 1984 John Deere 8650 4WD 400 Hrs since major overhaul........................$33,000
TR0630 2003 Case-IH MX285 Tractor, FWD S/N: JAZ128399............................$115,000
TR0598 1991 Case-IH 9270 4WD 12 Speed, S/N: JCB0027854................................$48,000
TR0620 2001 Case-IH STX 375 4WD S/N: JEE0098172-Good Tires...................$139,000
TR0606 2007 Case-IH STX480 4WD w/ Excellent Tires.........................................$195,000
TR0644 2003 Case-IH STX450 Quadtrac w/ E-Z Steer Guide-2500 Hrs, Nice....$159,000
TR0640 2005 Case-IH STX450 Quadtrac S/N: JEE0107729 3590 Hours. $ 1 7 5 , 0 0 0
TR0642 2009 Case-IH STX435 Quadtrac w/ PTO-1700 Hours, Very Nice..........$235,000
TR0643 2010 Case-IH STX535 Quadtrac S/N: ZAF113101-1900 Hours....$285,000
TR0645 Case-IH Steiger 550 Quadtrac S/N: ZCF130172-2100 Hours.............Coming In
TR0648 Mustang 2066 Skid Loader w/ Cab/Air/Heat-Very Nice.............................$20,500
TR0627 Case 440 CT Track Skid Loader S/N: NAM412235-1200 Hours..............$51,000
Planter/Tillage
PLT048 2008 Case-IH 1250 16R30" Planter S/N: 9YS007400 Exc e l l e nt . . . . . . . . . . $89, 900
FC0215 Case-IH 4900 50' Field Cultivator S/N: JAG0065859...................................$6,500
FC0210 Case-IH Tigermate II - 50.5' Field Cultivator w/ 4 bar drag.......................$34,000
FC0199 Wilrich 34' Field Cultivator w/ mulcher...........................................................$2,900
FC0212 2009 Wilrich Quad X 60' Field cultivator w/ rolling baskets......................$48,900
FC0208 John Deere 985-54' Field Cultivator...............................................................$22,500
FC0193 2005 John Deere 2210-54' Field Cultivator w/ mulcher...............................$49,500
DMI174 Case-IH 870-18' w/o Drag S/N: JFH0043035-Very Nice...........................$42,000
DMI173 John Deere 2700 14' Ripper (7 Shank) S/N: CC0745140-Like New........$28,000
DMI161 John Deere 2700 - 18' Ripper w/3 Bar Mulcher S/N: X002700 Nice.........$26,000
DMI166 Sunflower 4511 Disc Ripper S/N: 545110AZ400065X15 Like New.........$39,500
JB0002 IHC 700 Hi-Clear 8B Plow..................................................................................$7,900
DMI138 Case-IH 870 Ecolotiger - 22' (11 Shank) w/o Drag......................................$58,000
DMI159 Case-IH MRX 690 Ripper (7 Shank) S/N: JFH003082.............................$20,500
CP0126 Case-IH 5800 33' Chisel Plow w/ Mulcher S/N: CKB0020177..................$19,500
CP0127 Summers 40' Super Coulter Plus....................................................................$36,000
DH0052 Ezee-On 4600 38' Disk......................................................................................$52,000
DH0051 2013 Summers 2510 DT 38' Diamond Tillage Disk w/ Baskets New.........$91,000
Combine & Harvest Equipment
CB0208 IHC 1480 Combine S/N: 34335........................................................................$9,900
CB0198 Case-IH 1680 S/N: JJC0047997, 3900 Hours................Price Reduced to $29,000
CB0189 Case-IH 1680 Combine w/ Recent Engine Major..........Price Reduced to $31,000
CB0178 Case-IH 2188 Combine - 3761/2563 Hours....................Price Reduced to $59,000
CB0209 2011 Case-IH 6088 Combine-635/527 Hours...........................................Coming In
CB0207 2007 Case-IH 8010 Combine w/ RWA - 2296/1702 Hours........................$145,000
CB0193 2010 Case-IH 8120 Combine S/NYAG210122 792E/576R Hours..........$259,000
HDR280 Case-IH 1020-25' Flex Head S/N 3114............................................................$4,500
HDR265 1998 Case-IH 1020-25' Flex Head S/N: JJC0316690 3" Cutting..........$9,000
HDR311 Case-IH 1020-30' Flex Head S/N: JJC0088594............................................$4,900
HDR308 2001 Case-IH 1020-30' Flex Head S/N: JJC0325146...................................$9,500
HDR309 2000 Case-IH 1020-30' Flex Head S/N: JJC0322430.................................$12,000
HDR289 2002 Case-IH 1020-30' Flex Head S/N: JJC0329851.................................$13,000
HDR313 2004 Case-IH 1020-30' Flex Head w/ Crary Air System-Excellent..........$26,000
HDR305 2010 Case-IH 2020-35' Flex Head w/ Air System........................................$25,000
HDR312 2011 Case-IH 3020-35' Flex Head S/N: YBZL57570.................................$34,000
CH0273 IHC 963 6R30" Corn Head S/N: 1419............................................................$4,500
CH0271 Case-IH 1083 Corn Head S/N: JJC0149363-Good......................................$11,000
CH0239 Case-IH Clark-Built 8R30" Corn Head XO, Plastic Dividers Nice..........$18,500
CH0276 1999 Geringhoff 8R30" Chopping Corn Head............................................$29,000
CH0275 2005 Geringhoff RD 1200 12R22" Corn Head S/N: 900551222...............$62,000
CH0246 2008 Drago 12R30" Chopping Corn Head S/N 27118 Ni ce. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $78, 000
CH0278 2011 Case-IH 2612 12R30" Corn Head S/N: 686606014..........................$89,000
GCT095 J & M 620 Grain Cart w/ scale.......................................................................$23,000
GCT097 J & M 750 -16 Grain Cart w/ tarp S/N: 4343..............................................$25,000
Miscellaneous
Hitch2 Complete 3 pt Hitch Assembly (off STX535).....................................................$9,500
WMWR60 Taylor-Way 15' Batwing Mower-Good......................................................$9,500
Cub Cadet 3235 25HPw/60" Deck 200 Hours........................................................$4,200
Snowblower for MTD or similar Lawn Tractor................................................................$100
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Amundson Peterson, Inc., a John Deere dealership,
is currently seeking
Lawn & Garden/Small Engine
Technician - Morris Location
Responsibilities include:
Perform basic diagnostics
and service repairs
Identify customer needs and parts
requirements
Maintain product knowledge
of John Deere products
Qualications:
Previous small engine knowledge preferred
General mechanical skills helpful
Competitive wages, 401K, and health insurance
For consideration contact
Amundson Peterson, Inc. at
218-685-7106 or apply on-line:
www.amundsonpeterson.com
Home Care Aide - Barrett/Hoffman
New Dimensions Home Health Care, with ofces in
Fergus Falls, Morris and Battle Lake, is looking for a
home care aide to work in home care in the Barrett
and Hoffman areas. Reliability and courteousness is a
must. Competitive wages and benets offered.
To learn more, contact Human Resources
Director Lacy Ecker at (218) 739-5856
or download an application in the employment
section at www.newdimensionshhc.com.
New Dimensions Home Health Care
is seeking qualied RNs and LPNs to work
with a single in-home client on a ventilator in
Donnelly, MN. Very competitive hourly wage
and benets offered.
For an application, go to
www.newdimensionshhc.com
and click on the employment section
Or call (218) 739-5856 and
speak to Human Resources
Director Lacy Ecker
Accurate Home Care, LLC is a trusted provider of quality
home health care services. Our primary goal is to maintain and
improve our clients level of independence, while ensuring their
utmost satisfaction. We support our clients and families to thrive
at home with the assistance of our devoted and trustworthy
employees. Accurate strives to consistently provide an
unsurpassed level of care.
We are looking for quality
RN/LPNs to work in Elbow Lake!
We have days available.
Interested candidates can apply by completing
an online application at:
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EOE/AA
REM CENTRAL LAKES
FT PROGRAM COORDINATOR POSITION
in Elbow Lake, MN
Searching for a motivated person with at least one
year of leadership/supervisory experience in the
human services eld to manage the daily operations
of a program serving adults with disabilities.
Qualications
Valid drivers license and good driving record,
18 years or older, high school diploma or GED.
Position requires afternoon/evening
and e/o weekend hours.
Competitive Wages & Benets.
Position open until lled.
To apply:
www.jobs.thementornetwork.com/minnesota
or call 218-739-3662 ext. 16 for more information.
Help Wanted
Andes Tower Hills Ski
Area located 10 miles
east of Hoffman is
seeking an energetic,
positive person to help
bolster phone sales.
The main activity is
making outbound phone
calls to increase group
sales and increase skier
trafc. Training is
available to the right
applicant. This is a
seasonal full time position.
Computer skills required.
For an interview call
Tom at 320-815-4414
or email resume to
tom@andestowerhills.
com
LPN OR RN $1000 SIGN
ON BONUS. Adding a new
position. Full-time PM
nurse at Barrett Care Cen-
ter. Great benefits, great
wages, flexible schedul-
ing, and a great place to
work. Call 320-528-2527
for more info. Or send
resume to bcctr@rune-
stone.net ask for Linda or
Jeanine.
52-02-ab-b
BARRETT CARE CENTER
is looking for full or part-
time nursing assistants.
We offer free training,
new wages, and great
benefits. Apply within at
800 Spruce Ave, Barrett or
call 320-528-2527, ask for
Linda W or Jeanine. EOE.
2-4ab-b
HELP WANTED: Part-
time LPN or RN. We are
adding new positions at the
Barrett Care Center. $1,000
sign on bonus. Send resume
to bcctr@runestone.net
or call 320-528-2527 for
information.
2-4ab-b
HELP WANTED LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE: Purebred
Black Angus bulls, calve
ease and good disposi-
tion. ALSO, Hamp/Duroc
boars or gilts. 320-598-
3790.
35-52b-p
SNOWBLOWER
FOR SALE: Used snow-
blowers. Lorenz 834-8
PTO, HitchDoc 9 3 auger
HD, Lorenz 9 1000 RPM
HD. 320-284-2281.
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FARM LAND
WANTED TOP TILLABLE
FARM LAND TO BUY in
the following counties:
Southwest Otter Tail, all
of Grant, all of Stevens,
and northwest Pope. Call
Thronson Farms at 320-
760-6996.
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Wendell, MN 56590
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Unprepared steel $120/ton
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TRACK TRACTORS 4WD
(8) CIH Steiger 550, luxury cab, PTO, auto guide, 300 hrs. ..........................................$369,000
(10) CIH Steiger 500, luxury cab, PTO, auto guide, 500 hrs. ......................................... $358,000
WHEEL TRACTORS 4WD
(2) 2013 CIH Steiger 500, luxury cab, PTO, auto guide, triples, 280 hrs. ................$274,000
2012 CIH Steiger 500, luxury cab, PTO, auto guide, triples, 1,285 hrs. .............$254,000
2009 CIH Steiger 535, luxury cab, auto guide, triples, 1750 hrs. ........................$215,000
1997 CIH Steiger 9380, 24 speed, manual trans., triples, 4700 hrs. ................... $95,000
WHEEL TRACTORS 2WD
2013 CIH 185 Puma, MFD, luxury cab, loader, 345 hrs. ..........................................$149,000
2012 JD 8310R, ILS, IVT, rear triples, front duals, 435 hrs. ......................................$259,000
(2) 2012 CIH MX 315, MFD, luxury cab, front & rear duals, 460 hrs. .........................$219,000
2008 CIH MX 215, MFD, luxury cab, rear duals, 1295 hrs. ......................................$135,000
1976 Case 1370, 6410 hrs. ..................................................................................................... $6,900
TRACK COMBINES
(4) 2013 CIH 9230, RWA, luxury cab, auto guide, 350/275 hrs. ..................................$380,000
2010 CIH 9120, RWA, luxury cab, auto guide,1975/1520 hrs. ..............................$244,000
(2) 2009 CIH 9120, RWA, luxury cab, auto guide, 1465/1095 hrs. .............................$280,000
WHEEL COMBINES
(2) 2013 CIH 8230, RWA, auto guide, duals, 915/710 hrs. ............................................$299,000
(2) 2013 CIH 8230, luxury cab, auto guide, 480/345 hrs. .............................................$295,000
(4) 2012 CIH 8120, RWA, auto guide, duals, 1545/1145 hrs. .......................................$245,000
(3) 2011 CIH 8120, RWA, auto guide, duals, 1190/945 hrs. .........................................$229,000
2010 CIH 8120, RWA, auto guide, metric duals, 1555/1215 hrs. .........................$218,000

HEADS
(2) 2012 Capello 12R22, chopping corn head w/headsight ........................................ $99,000
2011 CIH 3020 35 fex head .............................................................................................. $36,500
2010 MacDon FD70, 40 fex draper w/slow speed transport ............................... $65,000
2003 CIH 1020 30 fex head ................................................................................................. $9,900
1998 CIH 1020 30 fex head ................................................................................................. $4,500
TILLAGE & MISCELLANEOUS
(2) Kinze 1100 track grain carts .........................................................................................................Call
Kinze 1050 grain cart, fotation tires, tarp, scale .......................................................... $59,000
CIH 730C ripper, 7 shank w/lead shanks ......................................................................... $39,000
JD 24R30 planter, precision fnger meters, mech. drive ........................................... $19,900
Fabwurx 800 gal. fuel trailers ................................................................................................ $8,900
SOLD!
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Owned & Operated by
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(NAPSA)Nearly 360,000 peo-
ple experience cardiac arrest out-
side of a hospital each year and
most of those victims die, often
because bystanders dont know
how to start CPR or are afraid
theyll do something wrong. The
American Heart Association
believes kids are the answer to
saving more lives.
How That Works
The nations oldest and largest
voluntary organization dedicated
to fighting heart disease and
stroke, the American Heart Asso-
ciation, is helping prepare more
students, their teachers and their
families to save lives with the
CPR in Schools Training Kit

. The
hands-on, interactive kit is based
on the latest science and makes it
easy for educators to train the
next generation of lifesavers in 30
minutes or less.
Students practice CPR with their
own inflatable manikin while watch-
ing and learning from a DVD such
lifesaving techniques as hands-only
CPR, giving breaths, choking relief
and how to use an automated exter-
nal defibrillator. The portable kit
can be reused to train a whole class,
grade or school. Each kit comes with
10 manikins and instructional DVDs
so kids can take training home and
help pass these lifesaving skills on
to their family and community.
Doctors Opinion
Four out of every five out-of-hos-
pital cardiac arrests occur in private
or residential settings, so we have
to find ways to emphasize the impor-
tance of knowing CPR to save the
lives of family members and loved
ones, said Robert W. Neumar, M.D.,
Ph.D., professor and chair of the
University of Michigan Medical
Schools Department of Emergency
Medicine. The kits enable educa-
tors to teach students lifesaving CPR
and empower schools to serve the
families in their communities, added
Neumar, who serves as Chair of the
American Heart Associations
Emergency Cardiovascular Care
Committee.
Learn More
Lawmakers in 12 states are
requiring all students to be
trained in psychomotor skill-based
CPR before graduating from high
school. Seven states have laws in
place or that go into effect this
school year, and five more have
passed laws that will be imple-
mented in the future. To learn
more about CPR in Schools legisla-
tion, go to http://beCPRsmart.org.
For further facts about CPR in
Schools, go to http://beCPRsmart.
org, heart.org/cpr and www.heart.
org/CPRinSchools or call (877)
AHA-4CPR or (800) AHA-USA1.
CreatingThe Next Generation Of Lifesavers
Classroom-tested kits empower
educators to teach lifesaving
CPR to hundreds of students.
(NAPSA)For a breakfast,
brunch or light lunch with a twist,
try a decadent French toast stuffed
with Brie cheese and duck bacon.
Easy to make and elegant to serve,
this dish is baked in a hot oven, mak-
ing it handy for feeding a crowd.
Duck Bacon and Brie Cheese
Stuffed French Toast
recipe by Celebrity Chef Ben Vaughn
Total Time: 30 minutes
Serves 4
8 slices day-old bread
(sourdough)
4 large eggs, lightly beaten
dash salt
2 tablespoons sugar
1
2 cup milk
1
2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 ounce of bourbon
8 ounces domestic Brie
cheese
12 slices Maple Leaf Farms
Duck Bacon,
cooked crispy
8 tablespoons melted butter
for topping
Maple syrup and
powdered sugar for
topping
Preheat the oven to 375 F. In
a small bowl, beat the eggs with
salt, sugar, milk, vanilla and
bourbon. Pour into flat-bottomed
dish large enough to accommo-
date a few slices of the bread.
Submerge bread slices in the
dish to soak up some of the egg
mixture. Turn with a spatula and
let them soak on the other side,
but not too long or they will be
too saturated and difficult to
handle. Gently remove four
soaked bread slices and trans-
fer to a well-buttered baking
sheet. Place 2 ounces of cheese
on each slice. Add three slices of
crispy bacon on top of each
cheese portion. Finish by top-
ping with an additional soaked
bread slice. Press the filled bread
together firmly. Place the sheet
pan with the French toast in the
preheated oven; bake for 15 to
20 minutes, turning after the first
810 minutes to brown on both
sides. Serve immediately with
melted butter, maple syrup and
powdered sugar.
Why Duck Bacon?
Aside from the great taste, duck
bacon from Maple Leaf Farms has
57 percent less fat and 26 percent
less sodium than pork bacon. It
also doesnt compromise on taste or
texture like other poultry bacon.
Its a lean and tasty alterna-
tive to the standard, overused
pork belly bacon, says celebrity
chef Ben Vaughn.
The naturally applewood-
smoked duck bacon is excellent
with eggs, sandwiches, in salads
and even in brittle for a sweet and
savory snack.
Where To Get It
You may find duck bacon in the
meat case of gourmet grocery stores,
at retailers and online at www.maple
leaffarms.com/duck-bacon.
Learn More
For additional information, call
(800) 348-2812.
Try Delicious Duck Bacon For Breakfast
Duck Bacon and Brie Cheese
Stuffed French Toast can be a
delicious way to start the day.
SAUK CENTRE - In the Middle of Minnesota HERALD - MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2014
Position Available:
Service Technician Wanted
Qualihcations: Strong work ethic
Ability to work with fellow employees
Strong customer service skills
Self-motivated
Mechanical
Agricultural background
Good driving record
Job Description: Service and installation of milking equipment
Salary based on experience.
Benehts Pkg. Includes:
Retirement plan
Paid vacations
Holiday pay
Company vehicle
Medical
Call Centre Dairy at 320-352-5762 or 800-342-2697,
or send resume to:
Centre Dairy, 40625 State Hwy. 28,
Sauk Centre, MN 56378
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Gilman Co-op Creamery
FEED & FARM SUPPLY STORE
Gilman, MN
320-387-2770
www.bergmanmfg.com
Simple drawbar mount Easy to operate day or night
PTO compatible Fast, reliable, safe
Increases effciency, only need 1 person
Easily pulls more than the D.O.T. allows on the highway
Available for pick-ups, choppers, tractors, wagons, etc.
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BERGMAN Automatic AGRi-Speed HITCH
Perham Stockyards
County Road 80 E PERHAM MN 56573
218-346-3415
Sales every Monday at 11am
PerhamStockyards.com CattleUSA.com
Mitch Barthel Owner/Auctioneer 218-639-5228
Field Rep Swanville Area: Scott Twardowski 320-220-5501
Sat., Jan 11th Bred Cow/Heifer Sale - 11 a.m.
Gary - 50 Blk 1st Calf Bred Heifers, 1000-1150 lbs., Start March 15th for 70 days, Ready to Go,
Bred to Reg Blk Angus Bulls (Flat Mountain & Black Diamond genetics) Calfhood Bangs Vac, P, V
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Pine River - Complete Disp 17 2nd Calvers (8 Blk/Bwf, 8 Herefords, 1 Belt, 1 Sim) V, Bred to Reg
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Mason, WI - 15 Char/AngusX Bred Cows (3-4 yr olds) 1400 lbs. Bred SAV Net Worth
Start March 15th-60 days, V, P, HR
NYMs - 4 Purebred Blk Angus Pairs (2-9 yr olds, 2-2 yr olds) 2-Heifer Calves, 2 Bull Calves V, P
Exposed to Blk Angus Traveler Son in Nov
Deer River - 6 Red Angus 2nd Calf Cows Bred-Reg Red Angus, Start March-April 1400 lbs.
Perham - 5 Blk Angus Bred Cows 5-9 yr olds, Bred-Reg Blk Angus-June Calvers, 1500 lbs.
Commercial Space for Lease
2275 Sq. Ft. 1140 Sinclair Lewis Ave.
Formerly El Palacio
Call 320-352-3045
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320-845-2700
Contact Missy
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320-256-3240
Contact Missy or
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320-352-6577
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MELROSE OFFICE SPACE
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newly remodeled. Located
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Located in the Sauk Centre Herald Ofce - 522 Sinclair Lewis Avenue - Sauk Centre, MN 56378
Sauk Centre, MN (320) 352-6577
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Home: 320-986-2452
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320-429-1036
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Brad Herickhoff, Owner
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Cell: 320-293-0882
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Centra Sota Cooperative seeks 2nd Shift FT & PT
Feed CDL Delivery Driver
for our Albany, MN Feed Mill
E-mail or fax resumes to:
mbain@centrasota.com or
763-684-0619
or apply in person at:
1121 Co. Rd. 10 Albany, MN
(Mon-Fri 8am 5pm)
If you are looking for a great career opportunity,
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FERGUS FALLS LIVESTOCK
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FOR AN ON THE FARM ESTIMATE OR CURRENT MARKET INFO CALL: 218-998-0561
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Tues. Jan. 14th - Special Feeder Sale ~Along with our regular auction ~
Tues. Jan. 21st - Special Feeder Sale ~Along with our regular auction ~
Tues. Jan. 28th - Special Feeder Sale ~Along with our regular auction ~
Check our current market prices & upcoming sale dates at Fergus
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We do take cattle all day on Monday from 8 a.m. - 10 p.m., all pens with hay and water.
Note: We are discontinuing our sheep buying day for now, If you have large numbers of sheep or goats call Doug @ 218-689-0295
NOTICE: WE WILL BE STARTING OUR FEEDERS AT 12 NOON
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Help Wanted Farm
Help wanted: Person to milk
and feed cows in tie stall fa-
cility and also do some eld
work. 218-371-1650
Snowmobiles
WANTED TO BUY: POLARIS
TRAIL SNOWMOBILE OR
SOMETHING SIMILAR. FOR
SALE: POLARIS XLT 580.
218-462-2075
Feeds/Seeds/Grains
Peterson Farms Seeds
Corn and soybeans. Sub-
stantial early pay discounts.
Competitively priced. Top of
the line seed quality. R.J.
Hunt Seed Co., Inc., Wadena
218-639-5224
Farm Miscellaneous
FOR SALE
1st and 2nd cutting hay. We
also have some meadow and
bedding hay available. 4x6
net wrapped bales. Call
218-631-1790
LIVESTOCK FEED
Hauling beet pulp and tail-
ings. Also custom hauling w/
belt trailer. Call for rates.
218-849-5356 or
218-850-9145
Auto Crushing - Auto Parts
218-445-6885
R001939395
16106 181st Ave Verndale, MN
Steves Auto
Salvage
Craig Tobias, Montevideo
Dana Krick, Alexandria
SD
Quality Used Tractors & Equipment
AC 180 Diesel w/loader.................. $5950.00
JD 2440 DSL w/146 Loader ....... $11,500.00
IH 706 GAS W/LOADER ...............$5950.00
AC 6060 DSL ................................ $6950.00
AC Desiel 15 w/loader.................... $4950.00
Owatonna Grinder ......................... $1275.00
Ford 3000 Gas w/ Hydraulic Loader ... $5950.00
Round Bale Feeders ........................ $275.00
JD 2240 Diesel ............................. $10750.00
RR Ties 16 per bundle .................... $140.00
Arrow Feeder Wagon 20ft ..............$2950.00
INT 784 desiel w/2250 loader........ $8950.00
JD 444 Corn Head ........................ $2250.00
20 Ft Big Bale Wagon .................... $2950.00
INT M w/Loader ........................... $2950.00
Swartz Loader ............................... $1600.00
AC D17 Power Steering 3 point .....$2950.00
Melroe 5/16 Plow (Trailer Type) ....$1950.00
JD #1000 12 Ft Digger w/Mulcher . $875.00
Lorentz Feeder Wagon ..................... $875.00
INT 400 Gas w/ Schwartz Loader ....$3475.00
Gravity Boxes. .........................$675.00 & Up
Disc 8ft. to 22ft.
WE HAVE ALL YOUR FOOD PLOT NEEDS
218-837-5617
12731 296th St.
Sebeka, MN
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SELLING NEW STEEL.
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WADENA HIDE & FUR
wy. 10 west wadena
218-631-2617 800-450-2617
0pen M-F 8am-5pm 0Iosed 5at. untiI spring
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