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Readers are advised to approach any advertisement with reasonable caution. 11th Annual PRIMITIVE AUCTION Saturday, August 8, 2015 Located: Bow Valley Ballroom - Bow Valley, NE (Bow Valley is located approx. 6 miles North of Hartington, NE) AUCTION Starts @ 9:30 AM LUNCH by Bow Valley Park Assn. AUCTIONEERS NOTE: It again is our pleasure to welcome you to our 11th Annual Primitive Auction. If you are into Primitives, Repurposing, Rustic Design & Great Collectibles this is a must attend event. This listing is only a small portion of the excellent offering of items to be sold. Come prepared to buy in quantity - bring your trailers and bring a friend as we will be running multiple auction rings for a portion of the day. SPECIAL NOTE: Please note the change of location of this Annual Auction Event to the Historic Bow Valley Ballroom. This change will serve our customers better; we will have a Comfortable Air Conditioned Building, Lots of Seating, & Plenty of Shade Trees - COME TO THE AUCTION IN THE COUNTRY. The Bow Valley Ballroom is located Just east of the Village of Bow Valley in the country. Watch for Signs Posted. ADVERTISING SIGNS: Fairmont’s Ice Cream Porcelain Sign. Goodyear Tires Sign. Standard Service Porcelain Sign. New Holland Farm Equipment Lighted Store Sign “Slota Oliver Sales”. Haapala Hybrids Sign. Embro Seed Sign. Jacques Seed Corn Sign. Sokota Seed Sign. Diamond Theatre Wakefield Sign. Standard Farm & Home Service Sign. Grant Batteries Sign. Moews & Maygold Sees Signs. Ebbert Wagons. Kent Pork Sign. “Schulte Drug Store” Lilly Sign. Hamm’s Beer Sign. Busch Beer Drum Sign. Lite Beer Elec. Sign. Budweiser Beer Sign. Green River Whiskey Sign. Cook’s Beer Sign. Elek Mountain Amber Ale Sign. Rock Island Plow Co. - Sioux Falls, “Empire Line” Poster. Early Cardboard Car Advertising Sign. Purina Nursing Cow Store Display. ADVERTISING THROMETERS, CLOCKS, COOLERS & BOXES: “IH” Uptime Service Advt. Thermometer. Cargill Advertising Thermometer. Royal Crown Cola Advt. Thermometer. Dr. Pepper Advt. Clock. True Temper Tools Advt. Clock. Elgin Watches Advt. Clock. Rare Falstaff Beer Cooler. 7UP Cooler. “Forinash Grocery - Hartington, NE” Folding Grocery Box. Yale Brewing Co. Beer Box. Gargoyle Mobile Grease Advt. Box. FURNITURE: Oak Roll Top Desk “S” Roll - Excellent Original Condition. Oak Drop Front Desk. Oak 2 Door Ice Box “Poalar Bear”. Oak Church Pew. Ice Cream Set w/ Chairs. Oak Desk w/Pull Out Pigeon Holes. Square Oak Table w/Chairs. 12 Foot Pine Store Counter w/Yellow Mustard Chippy Paint. 10-Ft Counter from Sioux City Elem. School. Wicker Table & Chair Set. Primitive Pine Single Door Cabinets. Several Pine Benches. Spring Wagon Seat. Oak Stools, Rockers & Parlor Tables. Cob Box. Cedar Cabinet. Old Lockers. Marble Double Sink from Barber Shop. Plus an Offering of Rebuild able & Repairable Furniture. COLLECTIBLES & PRIMITIVES: Very Early “Stimpson” Hand Crank Floor Model Coffee Grinder. Ornate Cast Iron Corner Post w/1 Fence Section. Large Cast Iron Rooster Windmill Weight. “Crown” Gas Globe. Westinghouse Brass Blade Fan. 5 Gallon Redwing Water Cooler. Redwing Chicken Waterier. Asst. of Watt Pottery. Wooden & Glass Churns. Rail Road Oil Cans. Winchester Spurs. Johnson Model QD-10 Outboard Motor. Early Automobile Grills Chevrolet, Hudson & Others. Hood Ornaments & Decals. Car Lamps. Buggy Lamps. Barn Lanterns. Kool Cigarettes Advertising Sail Boat. Several John Deere Parts Catalogs. Ass’t of Misc. Farm Literature. Asst. of Local Advertising Mirrors: Hartington, Coleridge, Newcastle, Bow Valley Etc: Hartington: Suing Furniture, Great Northern Mills, Your Bakery, Hartington Hatchery, Olof Klandrud, John Kathol, Peoples Store & More. Coleridge, NE: Gene’s Implement, Farmers Elevator. Gas Lamps & Hanging Light Fixtures. Cookie Jars. Gas & Oil Items. Many Old Tins. Stereo Cards. Cast Iron Parlor Stove. Phonoharp. GEM Roller Organ. Davey Crocket Bear Rug w/ Original Box. Numerous Vintage Prints. Sausage Stuffers. Many Great Old Irons. US Army Traveling Sacrament Set. Green Sandwich Glass. Western Glassware. Cast Iron Seats. Several Wringer Washers - Some Wooden. Many NOS Maytag Parts for Engines & Washers Etc. Early License Plates. Cream Separators. Wooden & Steel Wheels. Single Trees, Double Trees & Eveners. Corn Dryers, Lighting Rods, Windmill Fan Head. (4) Stools from Omaha Woolworth Lunch Counter. Milk Bottles. Kitchen Clocks. Planters Peanut Jar. Primitive Cubby. Old Tools, One Bottom Plow, Welded Windmill, JD Bicycle. PLUS 100’S OF MORE PRMITIVES INCLUDED. TOYS: Farmall 806 Pedal Tractor. John Deere Pedal Tractor. Early Steel craft Vintage Army Truck. Buddy L Texaco Gas Delivery Truck. Model Toys Earth Mover. Wyandotte Dump Truck. Early Pedal Car Frame. Precision Toys: AC WC & JD Waterloo Boy. Other Misc. Farm Toys. Several Misc. Toys to be sold to Be Restored. ARCHITECTURAL BEVELED WINDOWS: (14) Beveled Windows w/Arts & Crafts Design from 1906 Home. All Matching (5) 64” x 17.25”, (6) 30”x 17.25” (3) 28” x 17.25”. PLUS 100’S OF MORE ITEMS - TO BE SOLD OFF PALLETS, DISPLAY CASES & MORE!!! SEE www.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM FOR LISTING & PHOTOS 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 Grants for Workplace Physical Activity Whenever Delbert McLain – our chamber of commerce here – gets a new idea, he generally shows up at the Mule Barn for coffee. He likes to try the ideas out on bonafide members of the world dilemma think tank before springing them on the world. “What I’m thinking, guys, is this,” he said, “We need to bring the Olympic Games here to the valley!” You could almost hear his balloon of happiness pop when we reminded him of a few drawbacks to his plan: it would cost millions to build all the necessary facilities, there is no place to put all the athletes, and the Olympic parade could march from one end of town to the other in 10 minutes. He sulked in his coffee and then ordered a sweet roll to take the sting out of reality. But just about the time Herb mentioned there not being a place for all the athletes to spend the night, Bernie was walking behind us, headed back to his table. According to Bernie, he won the European war almost single-handedly, with just a little help from General Patton here and there. “Olympic athletes?” Bernie said, looking down on us from on high, “You sure don’t want them here. Ain’t safe.” Okay, so someone had to ask him why not. “Aliens,” he said. “Ain’t human. This is just their way of taking over our way of life. You know, get themselves on TV and first thing you know …” “Taking over …?” “Sure,” Bernie said. “You see those pole vaulters? Those high jumpers? It’s from training where there isn’t as much gravity. And where would that be? Aha …you see now? “And those little girls who go flippity flippity? You think real girls can do that? Not on your tintype, boys! Just ask Doc here. Doc, can a human being do flippities like that?” “Well …” “See what I mean. You don’t want to invite them to come here and flippity flippity, guys. First thing you know, our kids will want to do that and they can’t, of course, and that will give them inferiority complexes … and once we’re inferior …” He looked up toward the ceiling as if he were searching for spacecraft. There didn’t really appear to be anything to say to logic like that. Dave Says BROOKINGS, S.D. - South Dakota businesses interested in enhancing their employees’ access to physical activity are eligible to apply for one of 10 $2,000 grants offered by the South Dakota Department of Health (SD DOH). Application deadline is Aug. 25, 2015. “These grants assist worksites interested in implementing physical activity policy and physical activity environmental changes,” explained Nikki Prosch, SDSU Extension Health & Physical Activity Field Specialist. Prosch is the lead on this project, she is working with SD DOH to provide training to the 10 businesses who receive the 2015 Steps to Wellness Grants. “This project is unique because of its strong focus on sustainable initiatives,” Prosch explained. “Currently, many worksites do health challenges and programs - but what we’re looking for here is to help change worksite policy and provide funding that will change the working environment so employees have opportunities to be active year round.” Once grants are assigned, Prosch will work with grantees to provide training utilizing the Centers for Disease Control toolkit “Steps to Wellness - A Guide to Implementing the 2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans in the Workplace.” Eligibility Criteria: All South Dakota worksites are eligible to apply for funding. Activities should be designed to create environmental and policy changes or provide opportunities not already offered to employees related to physical activity. Funding should be used to enhance sustainable physical activity policy change within the workplace. Project Types: Eligible projects will be awarded up to $2,000, with 10 applicants funded. Funding will be awarded for projects that strategically address environment and policy change related to promotion of physical activity. Health-related policies are formal or informal written statements that are designed to protect or promote employee health. Environmental change refers to the physical factors at and near the workplace that help protect and enhance employee physical activity. Policy Development: The SD DOH has developed a Model Worksite Physical Activity Policy to frame policy adoption in the workplace for physical activity. The model policy document is available for download at the Good and Healthy SD website. Workplaces applying for funding are strongly encouraged to use this document as a guide for developing the proposed physical activity policy for their workplace. “Example projects can include something as simple as dedicating an open office or unused space for engagement in physical activity or installing bike racks on worksite property,” Prosch said. ?iGrow Appreciate Depreciation Remember, too, that you basically destroy whatever you drive. You have to think of your vehicle as overhead. So, you’re going to destroy a $25,000 van or a $5,000 van all in the same period of time. As Dave a businessman, which would you rather destroy? The answerBook 59 is whatever is the least expensive and gets the job done! — Dave BY DAVE RAMSEY Dear Dave, I’m self-employed, and I travel about 30,000 miles a year in my van. I’m three payments away from having the vehicle paid off, but it has 170,000 miles on it. Do you think it would be a good idea for me to buy a new van and have the tax advantages that would go along with it? — Doug RAMSEY Dear Doug, There are two things you can do on taxes when it comes to your automobiles. You can straight line depreciate them, which is what you do with expensive vehicles, or you can write off the mileage. That’s a good idea if you drive a lot. The thing is, you get the mileage whether you have debt or not. Let’s say you bought a $25,000 van. If you depreciate that over five years, that’s $5,000 a year. If you made $65,000, and take $5,000 from that, you’d pay taxes on $60,000. If you didn’t have that, you’d end up paying $1,250 in taxes. In other words, you’d be spending $25,000 over five years to save $1,250 a year on taxes. That’s a trade I don’t think you want to make. Sudoku #5 DON’T NEED THOSE CARDS 5 Dear Dave, 1 I have two credit cards. One charges me an annual fee of $79 and the other 6 a fee of $39. 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