November 12, 2019 www.broadcasteronline.com State Capitol To Implement New Safety Measures PIERRE, S.D. – Secretary Craig Price and the Department of Public Safety today announced that a new safety measure designed to keep South Dakota’s state Capitol building safe and accessible to the public will begin this fall. A security screening room will be constructed near the Capitol’s north entrance and located in office space currently occupied by the Bureau of Human Resources Classifications Division. Those employees have relocated to another space in preparation of the project. “This is a proactive step in working to protect the Capitol and those who use it,” said Price. “We have designed the screening process to be the least intrusive as possible and allow people to go about their Capitol business. These improvements will enhance public safety while preserving the accessibility of the statehouse.” “Our State Capitol is the people’s house and this project ensures everyone who visits the building has a safe, positive experience while enjoying its historic beauty,” said Governor Kristi Noem. “Safety is always our top priority, and this modernized approach to Capitol security will help us best serve the hundreds of kids and thousands of visitors who visit the Capitol every year.” Once the security screening room is completed, visitors will enter through the north doors and be directed into the screening room. Signage will help direct visitors what to do and inform them of what items are not allowed in the Capitol. This information is also available online here. More information on the security screening process will be announced later. Broadcaster Press 7 201 W. Cherry, Vermillion 605-624-4429 www.broadcasteronline.com Auctions Land & Property • Antiques • Consignments • Farm • Auto & more... Upcoming Auctions South Dakota Groups Submit Petitions To Qualify Marijuana Reform Ballot Initiatives For The 2020 Election PIERRE, S.D. — Marijuana reform groups submitted petitions Nov. 4 containing over 80,000 signatures to the South Dakota Secretary of State in order to qualify two separate marijuana reform ballot initiatives for next year’s election. One initiative would establish a medical marijuana program for qualified patients with debilitating health conditions, while the other would legalize marijuana for adults aged 21 and older and require the state legislature to enact a hemp cultivation law. “We are proud to have submitted petitions on behalf of over 80,000 South Dakotans who believe that voters should decide our state’s marijuana and hemp laws,” said Brendan Johnson, a former United States Attorney who is the sponsor of the legalization ballot initiative. New Approach South Dakota submitted over 30,000 signatures for a statutory ballot initiative that would enact a medical medical marijuana ballot initiative campaigns in marijuana law for patients initiative. “Despite the fact Maine, Massachusetts, with debilitating medical that a strong majority of Michigan, and Utah. conditions. South Dakotans support Eleven states have South Dakotans for allowing legal, regulated, legalized marijuana for Better Marijuana Laws and safe access to mediadults, and another 22 submitted over 50,000 sigcal marijuana for patients states have enacted medinatures for a constitutional with debilitating condical marijuana laws. South ballot initiative that would tions, elected officials Dakota would be the first legalize, regulate, and tax have failed to take action. state to enact both polimarijuana for adults aged Patients cannot afford to cies on a single ballot. 21 and older and would wait any longer, and this “Across the country, also require the legislature ballot initiative is our only voters are recognizing that to enact laws regulating recourse.” it makes no sense to waste the cultivation, processing, Two of the leading law enforcement resources and sale of hemp. national marijuana policy on arresting adults for The minimum number reform organizations, the marijuana possession, and of signatures required Marijuana Policy Project that it also makes no sense for ballot qualification and New Approach PAC, to force marijuana sales is 16,961 for a statutory are supporting the South into an unregulated illicit initiative and 33,921 for a Dakota campaigns. market,” said Schweich. constitutional initiative. “Right now, there are “Simply put, legalizing, Today was the deadline for South Dakotans with seriregulating, and taxing submitting signatures, and ous health conditions who marijuana is the policy dethe South Dakota Secreare forced to break the law cision that best serves the tary of State will now begin in order to access effective interests of public health verifying the validity of the medical treatments that al- and public safety.” For complete listing, visit our web site www.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM signatures. CASH – OR BANKABLE CHECK toNOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS South Dakolow them – live healthier Visit the OR THEFT TERMS: “For AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: and more productive lives, tans for Better Marijuana many years, we CREAMER HEIMES JANSSEN have asked the legislature and that Laws website for more inAUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS L.L.C. is unacceptable,” AUCTIONEERS: to address the issue of said Marijuana Policy formation about the ballot 402-254-9753 medicalRYAN CREAMER402-254-3315 marijuana,” said Project Deputy Director initiatives, including the ALTON HEIMES MelissaROGER JANSSEN 402-388-4409 Mentele, director Matthew Schweich, who complete initiative texts. of New Approach South has worked on successful Dakota and sponsor of the marijuana reform ballot State’s REAL ID System Meets Federal Requirement South Dakota is now more than 99 percent compliant in its efforts to meet the federal government’s enforcement deadline of the Real ID license regulations next year. The federal Real ID Act established minimum security standards for license issuance and production. The act prohibits federal agencies from accepting for certain purposes driver’s licenses and identification cards from states that do not meet the minimum standards. The purposes covered by the act include accessing federal facilities and boarding federally regulated commercial aircraft. While many states are working to reach the federal compliance deadline of Oct. 1, 2020, South Dakota began issuing Real ID compliant licenses and identification cards on Dec. 31, 2009. As of mid-October 2019, the state had issued more than 676,000 Real ID compliant driver licenses and more than 62,000 Real ID compliant identification cards. “The early work by the state Driver Licensing program to meet the deadline means that all eligible South Dakotans, with only a few exceptions, already have been issued a Real ID compliant license or card,” says Gov. Kristi Noem. “The deadline will have no impact on those with a Real ID license or card issued in South Dakota. Our Driver Licensing program staff has done good work to ensure the state is compliant.” A Real ID compliant card has a gold star or star within a circle in the upper right hand corner. Both cards will be accepted for proof of identity to board a flight within the United States. Jane Schrank, director of the state Driver Licensing Program, said making the state compliant with Real ID regulations has been a priority for the program. “This compliance is a tribute to work done by our driver license examiners every day at exam stations statewide,” Schrank said. “This high level of compliance speaks to the employees’ high quality standards, strong customer service and efforts to keep South Dakotans safe.” For more information on how to apply for or renew a South Dakota driver license or identification card, click onto: https://dps.sd.gov/ driver-licensing. The state driver licensing program is part of the South Dakota Department of Public Safety. LAND AUCTION 5,302 ACRES M/L IN CLAY COUNTY Thursday, November 14, 2019 | 10:00 AM The Bridges | 601 S 7th Street | Beresford, SD 57004 Peoples Company is proud to offer 5,302 gross acres m/l located in Clay County, South Dakota. The property will be sold in 31 tracts ranging from 7.99 acres m/l to 522 acres m/l via the multi-parcel auction method, where tracts can be purchased individually or any combination. The farm will sell “Absolute” to the highest bidder. The farm currently consists of 4,317 FSA crop acres m/l with the balance of the farm in grass, pasture or timber acres. The farm has numerous improvements including 42 irrigation pivots that irrigate approximately 3,200 acres m/l from both the Upper and Lower Vermillion Missouri Aquifer. The farm also has 195,000 bushels of grain storage built in 2008, a 12’x140’ scale with probe and a grain elevator leg equipped with a high throughput dump pit. The property is ideally situated between Sioux City, Iowa and Sioux Falls, South Dakota with quick access to Interstate 29. For more information, please visit ClayCountyFarms.com. Andrew Zellmer: 712.898.5913, AndrewZ@PeoplesCompany.com Steve Bruere: 515.222.1347, Steve@PeoplesCompany.com PeoplesCompany.com Listing #14659 ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES Toys - Coins - Gas & Oil Collectibles AUCTION Saturday, November 16, 2019 LOCATED: Skylon Ballroom, 320 S. Robinson St, Hartington, NE AUCTION Starts @ 9:30 AM Lunch Available AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Please join us for this interesting Auction. A large portion of this Auction is from a rural Wayne, County Estate that had many barn finds. We have a large storage trailer of boxes that is yet to be unloaded, so there will be many more additional items other than what is included in this listing. Many box lot flats will be included on this Auction. Please plan on some surprises and come prepared to buy in large quantity. Visit our web site www.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM for more information. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Wooden Wardrobe. Oak Wooden Princess Dresser w/Mirror. Wooden Dresser w/Mirror. Columbia Grafonola Cabinet – No Works inside. Iron Beds. Cob Box. Parlor Tables. Toledo Scale Co. # 515288 Scale. Balance Beam Scale Beam. Copper Boiler – Never Used. Cream Cans. Centro-matic Accordion. Daisy # 25 Pump BB Gun & Other BB Guns. Kerosene Lamps, Barn Lanterns. Swedish American Wall Telephone. Wayne County 1918 Atlas. Glass Butter Churns. Nice Maytag Wringer Washer. Stoneware: 20 Gallon Redwing, 4 Gallon Redwing, 15 Gallon Ruckels. Sausage Press. Cloth Seed Corn Sacks. Dekalb Seed Signs. Push-m-up Marble Games. Multimixer 5 Malt Malt Machine. Spartan Auto Horn. Rokahr Implement Calendar Tops. Other Vintage Advertising Calendars. Vintage License Plates–from Dixon Co. Plastic Duck Decoys. Vintage Cameras. Plus, Many More Miscellaneous Collectibles yet to be un-packed. COINS & CURRENCY: Over 20 Silver Dollars, including 1890 Carson City, Silver Eagles, Silver Half Dollars, Silver Dimes, U.S. Type Coins including; Three Cent Piece, Two Cent Piece, Large Cent Seated Coinage. Silver Certificates & Red Seal Notes. FARM TOYS & OTHER TOYS: John Deere 3010, JD 720 Tractor & Mounted Corn Picker, JD 4010, 60, 70, 720, IH “H”, 300 Super MTA Toys all New in Box. Farmall F-20 & “H” Tractors–Franklin Mint Models. Vintage “Ralston” Toy Semi Trucks. Die Cast Toys of all Types. Plus, other Toys. ADV. SIGNS & CLOCKS: Large Producers Hybrids Double Sided Sign. Phillips 66 & Polarine Signs. Lighted Beer Signs including: Schlitz, Coors Extra Gold, Miller, Busch, Michelob & Genesee Signs. Advertising Clocks including: Miller Genuine Draft, Pepsi, O’Doul’s, Coors Light & Car-Quest. Advertising Mirrors including: Coors, Budweiser Long Neck, Matilda Bay & Others. Public Telephone Round Plastic Sign, Other Metal Signs including, No Parking, Visitor Parking & Others. DeLaval Cream Separator Sign, Borax is King Metal Sign, Surge Sign, Coca Cola Banners. GAS & OIL COLLECTIBLES: Early Polarine Motor Oil 5 Shelf Store Display Stand. Oil Tins including: Veedol, Coop, Northwestern Petroleum Products, Wards Motor Oil Tin, Harvest Supreme, JD Oil Cans & others. Phillips 66 & Polarine Advertising Signs. Mobilcote Wooden Shipping Box. TRAILER: Home-built 7 ft by 44” Utility Trailer. Terms: Cash or Bankable Check. Not Responsible For Accidents or Theft. For Complete Listing & Photos Visit Our Web Site www.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: CREAMER HEIMES JANSSEN AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS L.L.C. Hartington, NE — RYAN CREAMER 402.254.9753 ALTON HEIMES 402.254.3315 ROGER JANSSEN: 402.388.4409 Auction Sunday, November 17, 2019 • 12:00pm National Guard Armory (603 Princeton) • Vermillion, SD Full listing and photos go to dakotarealty.com 1998 Mercury Sable at auction, 125,000 miles, never smoked in Spencer Estate: End tables, quilt rack, book shelves, antique Coke cooler, lamps, oak plant stands, antique 7-Up cooler, salt & pepper shakers, civil war commemorative silver dollar set, Kirby vac with all attachments, large nick-knack collection, jewelry, cat collection, commemorative coins, foreign coins, old fishing lures, large assortment of Coke products, antique clocks, cookie jars, pictures, post cards, calendars, large Coke cooler, raft, Coke train set, radios, 2 large Coke steel signs about 5ft long, old train tracks and cars, Chinese prints, antique Philco radio, cast iron pans, Frigidaire upright freezer, couch and recliner, kitchen tables and chairs, antique toys and cars, antique T.V., old pipes, old Christmas decorations, old cameras, Pabst Blue Ribbon lights and signs, Snapper mower with bagger. Guest Consigner: Gun smith estate sale, goose & duck decoys, reloading equipment, dies, shells of all calibers, old boxes, misc. barrels, gun parts, scopes, scope mounts, upright freezer, antique corner cabinet, antique gun cabinet, recliners. Pat White: Shelving, live traps, luggage, 12 gauge shot gun shells, router and table, Homelite 18” chainsaw, drill bits, large assortment of tools, KT ¾ horse grinder, belt buckles, fishing gear, DeWalt battery skil saw, toolboxes, DeWalt air compressor, 2.5 H.P. 21 gal. air compressor, walking canes, sanders, 24lbs bags of lead shot, gun cabinet, shot gun primers, guitar amps, 10” table saw, Chicago 12” sliding miter saw, 8”x12” wood lathe. Guest Consigner: Go kart-shriner style with fiberglass body, silver dollars, pine wood derby race track with cars, indoor basketball shoot game, NASCAR die cast, couches, antique dressers, Christmas décor, antique oak press back high chair, misc. tools, antique 3 piece bedroom set. Guest Consigner: Pyrex, Texas Ware bowls, cast irons, Jim Beam vintage car, post cards, Jon Crane prints, John Deere toys, wash tub. Tim Coke: 3x3ft wood table with two chairs, China cabinet, 2 small round patio tables, coolers (big & small), jumper cables, power tools and drills, sig saw, router, scroll saw, 4” grinder, 2 skill saws, gas cans, rubber air hose, Remington power actuate tool and fasteners, tie down straps, 4 20lb. propane tanks, set of pickup chains, Nova rolling walker, Eagle ultra-classic fish finder, Black+Decker battery operated tiller, Titan utility heater, rocking deluxe folding armchair, patio folding lounge chair, DeWalt battery operated drill w/ 4 batteries, new bug deflector for older Ford, extension cords, log chains, Philips nebulizer compressor, compound miter saw stand with wheels, safety harness, Dura Craft heavy duty steel band saw, hand tools, 33 sq. ft. ceramic floor tile, Christmas lights, chest waders, 2 mantle Coleman lantern, bird feeders, 6 man raft (2 paddles), 2 lawn mowers 21” MTD single stage snow thrower, kids wagon, 2 old wooden chairs, ironing board, fishing rods, life jackets, 5 tires on rims, Black+Decker vacuum sealer, gril+cooler combo, 14” John Deere chain saw, antique sickle, clay pigeon thrower, 3 antique kerosene lanterns, rakes & shovels, bedding, portable grill, Lewis + Clark cast iron 5 ½ qt. bean pot with tripod, Skil combo tool set, drill, flashlight, skil saw, 20”,18” and 14” Oregon chain saw chains. Madsen Auction Service Gary Madsen • 605-638-0643 Auctioneer Jim Brady and Hazen Bye Sale day announcements take precedence.