8 Broadcaster Press August 23, 2016 www.broadcasteronline.com What to Know about Fun Ways to Help Ease Kids Back into the Classroom Your Gut Health (StatePoint) Your gut health affects more than just how your stomach feels. Recent scientific breakthroughs have uncovered links between the state of the gut microbiome and a range of human health issues such as obesity, diabetes, gastrointestinal disease, cardiovascular disease, immune system disorders, asthma and even cancer and its treatment. Experts say that understanding the gut microbiome may change how these diseases are diagnosed and treated. Additionally, specific microbes have been linked to good digestive health. “The gut microbiome is currently subject to intense and growing interest within the medical and pharmaceutical industries, but is also of great interest to average people,” says Michael Farrell, PhD, Managing Director of Biome360, an emerging biotechnology and probiotics company. Farrell says that with the right tools and knowledge, anyone can positively influence and manage his or her own gut microbiome in the pursuit of better overall health. He is offering the following tips: • Assess your existing gut health and monitor changes over time. New tools, like the Gut Microbiome Sampling Kit, from Biome360, make it possible to do so at home. The sample collection process requires no training or preparation and the Biome360 dashboard allows users to learn about and explore their gut microbiome, and compare it to age and gendermatched healthy peers. • Supplement your gut health with targeted probiotic strains such as Lactobacillus, Bifidobacterium and Streptococcus. Probiotics support digestive and immune health, can aid in weight loss and can lower the bad bacteria in your body that can cause infections and other problems. Probiotic supplements are especially important after a course of antibiotics. • What you eat matters. Make sure you get high-quality fiber in your diet -- the recommended daily intake of 25 to 38 grams -- and take steps to limit processed carbohydrates. Include fermented foods in your diet, which are packed with beneficial bacteria. Good choices include yogurt, cottage cheese, kimchi, tempeh, natto, kambucha, sauerkraut, miso, milk kefir and pickles. • Exercise early and often. Exercise, early in life, can alter microbial communities for the better, promoting healthier brain and metabolic activity over the course of a lifetime, according to recent research at the University of Colorado. You may not realize how much control you have over your own health. With the right information at your fingertips, you can learn more about what is happening inside your gut, and take informed action to improve your health. ANTIQUES - COLLECTIBLES - TOOLS AUCTION (StatePoint) After a summer of fun, getting back into the swing of the classroom can be difficult for students of all ages and family backgrounds. But parents can help, say experts. “It’s easy for parents to feel like there isn't enough time to add more activities to an already packed schedule. But, there are many easy ways you can set the tone of making learning fun, ease the back-to-school transition, and foster literacy skills at home,” says Jon Reigelman, creative director of the National Center for Families Learning (NCFL). Reigelman suggests seeking out free resources, such as Camp Wonderopolis, a virtual camp and online learning tool available to all families, libraries, schools, and community organizations. It can be a great weekend or after-school activity for busy families that can be completed at any pace. The site features “Maker” projects that can be created with items found around the house, and virtual, collectible Wonder Cards that can be earned by interacting with the site. Getting kids into an out-of-classroom learning habit now will set them up for future success. (Looking ahead to winter break or next summer, the program is also a great tool for combatting the learning loss common during vacations!) To register, visit camp.wonderopolis.org. For younger kids, NCFL offers these great back-to-school tips for families. • Choose a letter of the day. Look for the chosen letter in any printed materials you see -- the newspaper, street signs, billboards, or advertisements. Make up a silly sentence using only words beginning with the letter of the day. (For example: Cats can cuddle. Dogs don’t drive. Amy always acts awake.) • Singing songs can be a literacy activity. Try this twist: Sing short songs like “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” several times, leaving off the last word each time until there are no words left. This activity always produces giggles from children and parents alike. • Play “Guess Who.” Describe a cartoon character, celebrity or historical figure. Allow a guess after each detail is disclosed. Expand your child’s vocabulary by using unusual words, and then explain their meanings. Take turns. Listen carefully to your child’s descriptions, especially his or her choice of vocabulary. Encourage your child to paint a picture of the character with his or her words. At the end of the game, compliment your child on any unusual or new words used. • Talk to your child about his or her day. Pretend to be a television reporter. Try questions like “what was the most surprising (curious, funny, eventful) thing that happened today?” You are giving your child opportunities to increase vocabulary, recall and reflect, and you are receiving a more detailed version of the time you spent apart. Be prepared to answer the same questions. You and your child will begin looking for events to report to each other. The beginning of the school year can be hectic for everyone. Help kids get a leg up on their lessons by boosting literacy skills at home. 3 Tips for Keeping Your Kids Drug-Free this School Year (StatePoint) All parents want to feel confident that their children are happy, healthy and focused on the future. The unfortunate reality is that drug use can derail these goals and put a strain on families. Parents can do a lot to curtail their child’s risk. Here are three tips to help keep kids drug-free this school year and beyond. 1. Get kids active in extracurricular activities. Adolescents aged 12 to 17 who participate in extracurricular activities are less likely to use alcohol, cigarettes and illicit drugs, according to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH). Many extracurricular activities are known to have positive effects on students’ grades, attention span and behavior. Afterschool activities will keep kids engaged in something positive while they are outside the classroom and also provide an incentive for staying healthy. If your school lacks a particular activity in which your child expresses interest, investigate offerings at local community centers. 2. Open the lines of communication. The importance of communicating with your child can’t be overstated. A regular, open dialogue will make children more likely to talk to you about peer pressure and stress—the kinds of factors that can lead to drug use. You can foster communication by regularly sitting down to dinner as a family and checking in on homework and school projects. Encourage children to invite friends over, so you know more about others with whom they spend their time. 3. Test your child. If you suspect your child is experimenting with drugs, there are tools that can help you find out for certain in the privacy of your own home. Seventy-five percent of high school students have used addictive substances, according to CASAColumbia. Additional research by NSDUH showed that 1.8 million adolescents had used marijuana in the past month since the time of the study. Home drug testing kits are readily available at your local pharmacy so you can get answers quickly and confidentially. For example, First Check home drug tests detect up to 12 of the most commonly abused drugs in five minutes with over 99 percent accuracy. Testing tips and resources for parents can be found at firstcheckfamily.com. Be proactive. You have the power to help kids make healthy choices this school year and beyond. SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 2016 Located: 308 891 Road - WYNOT, NE 1/2 Mile East of J & H Storage or at County Shop AUCTION Starts at 10:00 AM LUNCH AVAILABLE AUCTIONEERS NOTE: As David and Marge are relocating they will offer a Very Large offering of their personal property. David has collected for many years and has accumulated many unique items through the years. Several Boxes are yet to be opened - so there are sure to be some suprises. We will be running two Auction rings throughout the day - one selling Collectibles & one selling Tools, so please plan accordingly to cover both rings. Visit WWW.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM for several photos of the items selling. Antiques & Collectables: Green Beehive Aladdin Lamp. Kerosene Banquet Lamp. Advertising Calendars. Feed & Flour Sacks. First National Bank of Wynot, NE Bank. 3 Pressed Back Chairs. Stromberg-Carlson Wall Phone. Wood Advertising Boxes. Many Fire Truck Banks-Tonka & Texaco. BB Guns-Red Rider, Daisy and More. Texaco Steel Oil Barrel. Arcade Automatic Shooting Gallery. Cheese Boxes. Toy Guns. Ammo Boxes-Metal & Plastic. Gun Cabinet. Cast Iron Mail Box. Wicker Chairs. Wooden Chicken Crate. Wooden Egg Case. Several Primitive Trunks. Pratt & Lamberts Varnish Box. Lanterns. Small Bricks. Wynot Advertising. Fiber Duck Decoys. Sleigh Bells. Cedar Wardrobe. Coat Hooks. Fire Extinquishers. Mail Box Stand. Police Badges. Cob Box. Sistern Pump. Several Canes. Many Pictures. Brass Hand Rail. Wooden Ironing Boards. Several Trunks. Wooden Chairs. Toys: Phillips 66 Gas Truck. Phillips 66 & Texaco Tins. Texaco Newer Signs. Texaco Lamp. Many Boxes of Toys and Cars. Texaco Ship Tanker. Texaco Fire Chief Helmet. Plus Many More Toys. Tools: 6” Bench Grinder on Stand. Tool Shop Table-top Drill. Delta 1” Belt Sander. Tool Shop 8 ¼ Miter Saw. Foley Automatic Saw Filer. Chain Saws for Parts. Pitch Forks. Duracraft Bench Grinder. Craftsman 16” Scroll Saw. Combination Wrenches. Electric Air Compressor. Circular Saw. B&D Work Table. Wooden Carpenter Clamps. Saw Horses. Many Saws of all types. Craftsman 7 1/2” Table Saw. Miscellaneous: Barn Lanterns. Dog Kennel Fencing. Lawn Ornaments. Camping Lanterns. B&D Leaf Blower. Coleman Camp Stove. 10-Gal. Shop Vac. Wheel Chair. Several Blow Torches. Shop Supplies. Parts Arrangers. Separator Base w/Vice. Copper & Brass Fittings. 100 lb. Propane Tank. Push Lawn Mower. Bikes. Wheel Barrows. Lawn Carts. Weed Eaters. Small Metal Shelving. Carport Canopy. Many Hand Tools, Punches Saws & Hammers. Bolts. Many Boxes yet to be opened. David & Marge Foulk - Owners For complete listing & photos visit: www.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM Terms: Cash or Bankable Check. Not Responsible For Accidents or Theft. AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: CREAMER HEIMES JANSSEN AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS L.L.C. RYAN CREAMER 402.254.9753 ALTON HEIMES 402.254.3315 ROGER JANSSEN: 402.388.4409 40-ACRES ZISKOV TOWNSHIP YANKTON COUNTY LAND RANCH STYLE 3-BEDROOM HOME 50 X 120 STEEL SPAN MACHINE SHED AWESOME TREES – 3-TRACTORS HOBBY FARM EQUIPMENT SOLD AT ABSOLUTE AUCTION After the death of my husband, I will offer the following real estate and farm equipment at ABSOLUTE AUCTION located at 43137 305TH St. Lesterville, SD or from Utica, SD go 3-miles west, 1-mile south, ½ mile west on the south side of the road on: THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 8TH 10:30 A.M. REAL ESTATE SOLD FIRST It is our privilege to offer this unique property that offers a quiet country setting that is just minutes from Yankton. Large mature evergreen trees and secluded setting with enough acres for livestock or horses. Tons of potential, endless possibilities. Come take a look! LEGAL: The NE ¼ of the NW ¼ of Section 15, 94-57 Yankton County, South Dakota. • 1952 Ranch Style 3-bedroom home with 1700+ sq ft on the main and basement level. Attached 24 X 28 garage. • 50 X 120 slant wall steel span machine shed with full cement floor, built in 1976. • 30 X 64 hog/storage barn with cement floor, 40 X 64 livestock barn, 3300 bushel storage bin • 16-acres in trees and building site, 1.75 acres in corn, 19.82 acres in hayland • Property has a newer 1000’ well with cistern and pressure system. • Buyer to receive full possession at closing TO INSPECT THE PROPERTY: Open houses will be held on Friday August 19th & Thursday Aug. 25th from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. or by appointment with auctioneers. Buyers packet available at www. wiemanauction.com or contact auctioneers TERMS: Cash sale with 15% (non-refundable) down payment auction day with the balance on or before October 10th, 2016. Owners title insurance to be used with the cost split 50-50 between buyer and seller. Seller to pay all of the 2016 taxes in full. Warranty deed to be granted. Come prepared to buy! RICHARD GENSCH ESTATE - OWNER ALICE GENSCH – OWNER 605-660-0025 Wieman Land & Auction Co. Inc. Marion, SD 800-251-3111 www.wiemanauction.com Stabe Consignment Auction Sat., August 27th@ 9:30 A.M. Location: 6 mi. E of Hinton, IA on C-60 THIS IS AN EARLY LISTING, MUCH MORE BY SALE DAY Tractors – Trucks - Loaders - SL‘s: (sell app. 2:00 PM): (See antique tractors under antiques); 97 Peterbuilt w/22’ box; 91 IH S9300 Daycab 9spd air-ride (nice); JD 4250 PS good rubber; Oliver 1755 diesel w/Bushog loader; JD 4430; 580 Super K backhoe w/ext. boom; AC 5020 diesel 720hrs w/belly mower; JD860A 15 yd Paddle Scrapper; Yale rough terrain forklift; 48 MF 55 gas (good); Bobcat 753 SL w/bucket & forks; Bobcat 610 w/54” bucket; WL30, 40 & 42 loaders; weights; chains; tires; etc. NEW QT Stout skid steer attach: Lowe hyd. Auger 750ch w12” auger; Stout Brush 66” Grapple; HD72” Rock bucket grapple; HD 84” grapple bucket; 84” tooth bucket; (2) HD72” grapple bucket; Tree & Post puller; (3) 48” Walk-Through & Standard pallet forks; (4) Maxam 12-16.5 12 ply Skid Steer tires. Wagons & Augers: (2) 350bu M&W; Wilrich 72’x10”auger (new gearbox); GW w/bean auger; (2) 350 bu. Westendorf GW’s; several Gravity, Silage & Barge wagons & many more augers. Trailers & Campers: 07 Wilson 42’x66” grain w/ag hoppers/air-ride/elec.tarp; 03 Cherokee 27’ BH camper w/ slideout (good); 12’ steel dumpbox; 18’BH livestock; WW 2 horse; Equip. & Misc: high wheel 1000 gal. sprayer w/60’ hyd. boom; Hobart 250 amp welder w/trailer; 08 DTS Hagie 1400 w/90’ self-level boom/auto-steer & shut-off; 08 CIH 2020 35’ BH w/cart; Ashland 600D 6yd dirt scraper; KanSun auto corn dryer (800 bu. Hr); Soderholm 1000 bu dryer holding bin; MF 15’SP windrower w/cart;JD 14T sq baler; Rhino 10 wheel V-Rake; JD 71 PTO cornsheller; Roorda 300 & 400 Bu. spreaders; NH 195 & 214 manure spreaders; Richardson silage dump box; 14’ highlift hog carrier; 10T WD gear; Fimco 750gal. 50’sprayer; JD1600 windrower; Flail chopper; 3pt hay turner; (2) belly mowers; 8’ & 6’3 pt blades; (2) 8’1000 PTO SB; 500 & 1000 gal. Propane tank; plows; cultivators; manure spreaders; flatbeds & rakes; JD & IH sickle mowers; Gyro mowers; 300 & 500 gal. sprayers; pickup fuel tanks; Winco 3500w PTO generator w/trailer; 500 & 1000 gal. Fuel tank w/pump; 3pt. post digger; (10) 20’ bridge plank; garage doors; large selection of duals and all types of tires; etc. Livestock Equip.: 80 new continuous fence (6 bar x 20ft.); corral panels; 24’ hay feeder wagon; feed bunks; Rd bale feeders; bulk bins; hog feeders; (80) SS 50x32x24” hog feeders; (33)SS 60” tube feeders (like new); SS hog waters; cattle waters; hog & cattle panels & gates; wood & steel posts; barb wire; lumber; tin; much more. 100+ Trees: 18”to 36” Black Hills, Colorado Blue. Rack items & numerous misc. (9:30 AM): Several racks of tools and misc.; etc. Antiques & Horse Equip: 29 JD B on steel; 37 JD A w/JD 25 loader (good); LA case; JD A (needs work); (12) hand corn planters; Hammon Easy Cast lead forge; Saddles & Tack; several 1, 2 & 3B plows;hog oilers; steel wheels; plows, cultivators; planters; etc. Lawn Tractors & Equip: (sell 1:15 PM) Mowers, Cycles & Boats; Siouxland Outdoor Power: JD lawn tractors; Country Clipper & other zero turn mowers, JD 210. Private Consignors: Husqvarna 24Hp w/54”deck; PTO finish mower; 25 & 30 gal. 12v sprayers; 12’Jon boat; many more mowers & snow blowers. Power & Shop Tools: Usual run of air-compressors, power tools; scaffolding & rack items. NEW ITEMS Consigned by Transcan Motorsports Inc: 30’x40’x15’ & 20’x30’x12’ Hoop storage buildings (commercial fabric); (2) 20’x20’ & (2) 16’x22’ enclosed event tents; 94” Skidloader dozer/snow blades; 82” 3pt rotary tiller; 9000 pd HD 2 post auto lift;72” forklift exts; (2) PTO HD 40-70Hp wood chippers; 110v tire changer & wheel balancer; (2) 10’ 20 drawer HD work benches w/40” pegboard; 50T Hyd shop press; (2) 3/8 x 50’ air hose reels; 1” air impact wrench kit; (4) solar welding helments; (10) battery load testers; 20 Bi-parting wrought iron driveway gate. Hay, Brome, Straw & Corn Stalks will sell 1:00 PM. TERMS: Cash or check. MUST HAVE PHOTO ID. 712-540-9640 www.stabeauctionandrealty.com Find the right job for you! Check Out The Broadcaster Help Wanted Section! 201 W Cherry Vermillion 624-4429 ANNUAL FALL Tractors, Farm & Livestock Equipment & Tools Consignment AUCTION THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1, 2016 Located: HARTINGTON, NE - CHJ AUCTION YARD ***NEW LOCATION*** West edge of Hartington, NE in the Industrial Park Area — From Bomgaars Store, go 1/4 mile South on Kathol Rd to Tower Rd then West on Tower Rd. Look for the Hartington water tower. AUCTION Starts at 9:30 AM LUNCH AVAILABLE AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Be sure you are in Hartington on Thursday, September 1st. for our Annual Spring Consignment Auction. Many more items will be added by sale day as this listing was compiled 3 weeks prior to the auction. We will take additional consignments up until 5:00 P.M. on Wednesday, August 31. We will run multiple auction rings, bring your friends to cover the multiple rings. Visit our web site WWW.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM TRACTORS & COMBINE: Ford 8000 Diesel Tractor 3,672 Hrs, 18.4-38 Tires w/ Koyker 565 Loader w/7 ft bucket & bale spear. AC 180 Diesel, PS, Wf, 3 pt. 2 hyd Power Adjust Rear 18.4-28 Tires 5950 Hrs. Farmall H Tractor. 1945 John Deere B Tractor. Farmall F-30 Tractor w/Round Spokes - To Be Restored. 3pt. for JD A or B Tractor. JD 6600 Side Hill Combine. FARM EQUIPMENT: 2010 H & S 170 Grinder Mixer w/Scale, Hyd & Auger Ext. 2007 Knight 3130 Feeder Wagon w/Scale. Buffalo 300 Mixer Wagon. (2) Henkee Feeder Wagons. Oswald 230 Feed Wagon w/Scale. Lehman 13 x 25 ft 8-Bar Hay Mover. Better Built 2500 Gallon Honey Wagon. New Holland 357 Grinder Mixer. New Holland Super 717 Silage Cutter w/2-RW Corn Head & 2 Hay Pickups. (2) Appachie 24 ft Hay Wagons. 350 Killbros Gravity Box. Kory Gravity Wagon. McCurdy Gravity Wagon. 12 Ton Demco Running Gear. Brandt 50 ft Grain Auger w/Hyd Lift & Swing Hopper. Hesston 30 Stack Mover. Rhino Model FM 100 3pt. 8 ft 3 blade finishing Mower - New tires & blades. IHC 490 Disk-22 ft JD 444 Corn Head. JD 453 All Crop Head - 4R30”. Case IH 944 Corn Head. MF Model 63 -12 ft Drill w/ Small Seed Attachment. Semi Drive Over Dump Pit - Moves 5000 bu/hr. 1000 Gallon Androgynous Nurse Tank. IH 23 Field Cultivator w/Harrow. 20 ft Pony Harrow. Westendorf Loader w/7 ft Bucket. Dual 3000 Loader w/7 ft Bucket. Woods Cadet 3pt. 6 ft Mower. MDS Fork-Bale Spear Combo Fits 740 JD Loader. Danuser 3pt Post Hole Digger. Farm Fan 110 bu Batch Dryer. Koyke 545 Loader. MDS 2 Bale - 3pt Mover. Artsway 3pt Finishing Mower. 150 gallon Sprayer. Wheat Heart Semi Auger-Double Drive-Used Very Little. (2) JD 643 Corn Heads. Farmhand F-11 Loader. High Volume Bucket for JD Loader. 3 P. Red Devil Snow Blower. 3pt Bale Un-winder. 3pt 2 bottom Ferguson Plow. Rainbird 1050 Gun w/6” Inlet. 16,000 Watt Generator on Cart. Steel Loading Chute w/Adjustable Floor. Ford 8N Belt Pully. PICKUPS - VEHICLES & TRAILERS & BOAT: 1985 Ford F-250 2 WD Reg cab Pickup w/Job Box. 1994 Mercury Sable LS - 59,104 Miles One Owner Car. 1995 Ford Taurus Car & 1992 Ford Taurus Car - Drives & Runs Good. 1974 C-10 Pickup - Rust Free w/350 Turbo. 2002 Buick Park Avenue 223,000 Miles - Excellent Condition. 1996 Chevy Ext Cab Pickup 4x4 Near New Tires. 1938 Oldsmobile Car 4 Door Sedan - For Parts. 1978 Barrett Cattle Pot-96” Wide by 48 ft 1981 Keifer 7 x 16 Livestock Trailer. 6 x 16 S & S Bumper Hitch Livestock Trailer. Nordic Crestline Boat w/85 hp Johnson Motor on Shore-lander Trailer. Boat Trailer. 1993 Titan Livestock Trailer 6.8” Wide by 16 ft Long – New Paint. 1993 Titan Livestock Trailer 6.8” Wide by 16 ft Long – New Paint. Slide in Pickup Camper. Jeep Grand Cherokee. Geo Metro Storm. Older Ford F-250 Pickup w/Bed. MISC: 25ft 7” Auger W/Elec Motor. 1993 Honda XR 250 Road or Trail Bike. 40,000 & 60,000 bushels Outside Grain Storage Rings. Approx 100 ft of Concrete, “U” Feed Bunks. (2) 10 ft Sections of Fence Line Feed Bunks. (40) New Continuous Fence Panels – 20 ft Lengths – 6 Bar. (20) New 5 x 12 Corral Panels. Pearson Cattle Working Chute. Home Made Log Splitter. (5) Pieces of Hog Slat - 10 ft Sections. 5 Nursery Pens (5 x8 w/Mesh Wire, Feeders & Waterers). JD Set of Rear Weights. 20.4-38 Axle Duals w/Hubs. Dakon Front Suit Case Weights. 18.4-34 JD Rims. 13.6-38 Goodyear Tires & tubes. 15.5-38 tires, Tubes & Rims. JD 727 Z Track Mower. Farmall 460 Fenders. IHC Fast Hitch Draw Bars. (2) IH Cream Separators. (3) JD Corn Head Units. (2) 300 Gallon Fuel Barrels w/Stands. Pickup 100 Gallon fuel Barrel. Mounted Buzz Saw. Asst. Fencing Material - Wooden & Steel Post & Misc. Panels & Gates, Etc. (2) Kawasaki Bayou 250. (3) Chore Time 7 ton Bulk Bins. Pit Auger for Feeding Leg w/Motor. Roof auger for Grain Bins w/ Motor. Horse Feeders & Rubber Tire Feeders. Steel Calf Cart on Wheels Older Mantis Tiller. 8hp Snapper two Stage Snow Blower w/Elec Start & Chains. Topper for Pickup w/Sleeper. Single Harness & Other Misc Tack. 16 ft Overhead Garage Door & 10 & 12 ft Roll Up Doors. Rudd Achiever Plus 90 Gas Furnace - Like New. 4 compartment Kennel. Steel Horse Stall. Swimming Pool. 100 Gal Propane Tanks. Several Metal File Cabinets & Shop Cabinets. Craftsman 60 Gal Air Compressor. 6x8 Green House on Skid. Assorted Windows & Doors. Rough Cut Pine Lumber. Approx 600 ft of Chain Link Fence. Wards Elec Cement Mixer & Wards Power Craft Jig Saw. Alum Overhead Elec Wire, Safety Shields for Bear Cat Grinder, (3) Formed Plastic Snow Sleds. Manual Operated Butchering Winch, Old Free Standing Vice, Calf Puller w/Chains, Livestock Feeding Pans, Small 2 Wheel Garden Tiller 42” Snapper Mower Deck. TREESl (40) Blue Spruce Potted Trees (20) Karl Red Stem Grass (100 to 150) 2 to 3 ft Potted Evergreen Trees. PLUS MANY MORE ADDITIONAL ITEMS TO BE ADDED BY AUCTION DAY. NOTE All Items Must be Removed by September 20TH or they will become property of the AUCTION CO. and will be disposed! For complete listing & photos visit: www.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM Terms: Cash or Bankable Check. Not Responsible For Accidents or Theft AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: CREAMER HEIMES JANSSEN AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS L.L.C. RYAN CREAMER 402.254.9753 ALTON HEIMES 402.254.3315 ROGER JANSSEN: 402.388.4409