12 Broadcaster Press 1855 Alfalfa - Hay 1875 For Sale: Small square grass bales, nice hay. Also, 20ft bumper hitch flatbed trailer. (402)640-8387. Net wrap cornstalk round bales, clean, no dirt, average weight 1279#, (402)276-2323. Wanted: Alfalfa and grass hay. Big rounds or squares. Call (605)957-4752 1870 March 11, 2014 www.broadcasteronline.com Ag Equipment Buying older Farm equipment and clean up farms for iron. Paying top dollar. (402)750-4309. For Sale Rancher owned JD tractors: 7520, 1800-hrs., w/duals; 6420, 1580-hrs., w/loader; 6420, 2000-hrs; 5425, 950-hrs., all have MFWD triple hydraulics, joy sticks, power quad transmissions, excellent tires, Stuart, NE, (402)340-3453 or (402)924-3655. For Sale: 10KW generator, $2800, 15KW generator, $3,300, (402)649-6711. Livestock - Poultry 1875 18-Month old virgin Angus bulls, moderate frame, easy fleshing, calving ease, great disposition, semen tested, EPD?s available, Keith Reed, (402)649-3615. 36 Black Angus replacement heifers, quiet disposition, moderate, easy fleshing, (402)649-3615. For Sale: 2 year old and Yearling Angus Bulls AI Sired many suitable for heifers. Call Marnie Schieffer (402)388-4532 or John Schieffer (605)661-8531. Frenzen Angus and Polled Herefords Annual Production Sale, Tuesday, March 25, north of Fullerton, Galen (308)550-0237, Eric (402)550-0238. Save The Date: Wednesday, MARCH 19, Wagonhammer Ranch?s annual Total Performance Production Sale. Selling 191 outstanding Lots. For Catalog, phone ( 4 0 2 ) 3 9 5 - 6 9 6 2 , www.wagonhammer.com. For Sale: Heavy duty bale feeders 7?x10?. Also F11 snow bucket, excellent shape. (402)288-4488. Turn Yo ur Clutter i nto Cash! 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Equal Housing Opportunity Read and Recycle VERMILLION POLICE DEPARTMENT BRIEFING 02/24/14 15:54 – Caller reported her young daughter had not arrived home from school and was missing. Officers started to search the area and track down leads. About 20 minutes into the search, the young daughter was found, she had gotten on the wrong bus. 02/24/14 18:23 – Caller reported that a woman was making statement on twitter about not wanting to live, and believed she may be suicidal. Officers were able to track down the twitter user and found she was being cared for by family and professional help. 02/24/14 20:07 – Officers investigated a one vehicle vs. light pole accident. The driver had gone into a slide on the snow-covered road and in an attempt to steer out of the slide and jumped the curve and hit the light pole. 02/25/14 01:31 – Officers attempted to locate the owners of vehicle parked in the emergency snow route because of a snow fall over 2”. Thirteen of the vehicles were towed when no responsible party could be found to remove them. 02/25/14 17:46 – An officer spoke to a woman who wanted information regarding the self-defense laws in South Dakota. She made vague accusations that she may have been assaulted by a roommate and showed several injuries she stated may have been caused by the assault. Officers investigated but were unable to establish what had occurred. 02/25/14 18:45 – Officers responded to a report of a 2year-old choking. Highway Patrol and Officers provided care for the patient until the ambulance took over. 02/25/14 21:51 – Officers responded to a local bar after receiving a report of an unconscious man. Officers provided care until the ambulance arrived. 02/26/14 20:26 – An officer stopped a car after seeing it fail to stop at a stop sign and travel erratically between the lanes of travel. The driver was intoxicated and was arrested for DWI. 02/27/14 08:15 – While conducting speed enforcement in a school zone, an officer saw a vehicle traveling 33 mph in a 15 mph school zone. A citation was issued. 02/27/14 08:19 – An officer contacted a man who had requested to speak with an officer. The man initially said he did not want to speak with the officer, but then complained that another officer had placed a tracking device in his skull and was frequently outside his home dressed in camouflage spying on him. The man then accused the responding officer of trying to put a new tracking device in him. A mental evaluation was ordered by medical personnel. 02/27/14 11:41 – An officer stopped a vehicle where the driver was using her phone to send a text. The driver admitted to the violation and a citation was issued. 02/27/14 22:51 – Officers contacted an elderly man who was camping outside of town. The officer was concerned because of the extremely low temperatures. Officers found the funds to pay for a room at a local hotel for the man. 02/28/14 10:38 – Officers assisted the Department of Motor Vehicles with an investigation regarding a duplicate Vehicle Identification Number on a vehicle in Vermillion. 02/28/14 19:39 – Officers investigated a reported sex crime. 03/01/14 01:07 – Officers were called to a domestic argument between an adult daughter and her mother over missing change. The adult daughter was on probation and was not allowed to be consuming alcohol. The Court Services Officer requested she submit to a PBT. The daughter refused and was told she was under arrest. She fought with the officer who had to use pepper spray to get her to stop fighting. The officer was also accidentally exposed to the pepper spray during the fight. The suspect was booked for probation violation, resisting arrest and failure to obey. 03/01/14 01:14 – Caller reported two men entered his home while he was sleeping and assaulted him. Investigation revealed the two men believed the caller had insulted one of the men’s sister and had entered the trailer and confronted the man. When the caller told the men to get out of his home they attacked him. The two men were arrested for burglary and aggravated assault. 03/01/14 08:51 – Caller reported she believes another woman is neglecting her children and based this information on some text messages she had received. Officers followed up and found nothing to substantiate the claims. Under investigation. 03/01/14 10:32 – A vehicle was towed out of the emergency snow route when the responsible party could Bethesda Inn not be located. 03/01/14 10:38 – Officers responded to a medical emergency reported to be a patient suffering from chest pains. Officers provided assistance to the ambulance crew. 03/01/14 10:57 – Officers were called to deal with a vehicle in the emergency snow route. The vehicle owner was located and cited and then moved the vehicle. 03/01/14 13:22 – Officers responded to a vault alarm at a local bank. The alarm was set off by a construction crew using a jackhammer on a wall adjacent to the vault. 03/01/14 14:12 – Officers provided medical care for a patient suffering from abdominal pain and shortness of breath. Care was turned over to the ambulance crew. 03/01/14 21:34 – Caller reported a man was in a convenience store tearing the place up. Officers responded. The man had left. Investigations showed the man had gotten angry because he was refused service when he tried to purchase alcohol. The man threw beer around causing damage to some windows and damaged the door when he left the store. He later was involved in a traffic accident and was found in possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. He was charged with multiple offenses. 03/01/14 21:39 – Caller reported an unknown man in their back yard who had also pounded on their back door. Officer responded and found evidence that someone had been in the yard, but had left. The area was checked but the suspect was not located. 03/01/14 21:53 – Officers responded to a report of a traffic light at the corner of University and Main had been hit and was down. The vehicle had left the scene. Deputies assisted and tire tracks left in the fresh snow from the down streetlight were followed to a home several miles away. A vehicle with damage consist to the accident was found. The driver was later located and admitted to being in the accident. The driver had also been involved in an argument property damage call at a local convenience store just prior to the accident, and while officer were investigating they found marijuana and drug paraphernalia at the driver’s home. The driver was arrested on multiple charges. Total Records: 25 experience Enjoy the convenience and security of independent retirement apartment living while maintaining your active lifestyle! 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