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Commercial Offi ce space for LEASE located at 701 W. Main in
Duncan. Please contact 580-281-0318.
Lots/Land 5 acres secluded in Dun-can city limits, 1 mile off N.
Highway 81 on Camelback. New 40’x60’ 4-stall barn with 20’x30’
living room. On pri-vate paved road. All cleared. Great water,
quiet, excellent building site. $95k. Daytime 580-786-4174, night
252-5054.
Land for sale: 160 acres lo-cated on the Oklahoma side of the
RED RIVER, great for hunting, riding and camping. Please contact
580-656-0572.
LOOKING FOR LAND: Seeking 1-50 acres in, or within 30 minutes
of, Dun-can. Would be okay with or without existing home. Please
contact 580-252-2425.
LAND FOR SALE: 1-3-acre tracks. Owner finance. Lo-cated in
Randlett and Wal-ters areas. Please contact by calling
580-591-1042, ask for Leon.
Two BASEBALL FIELDS available for team or league use on Legion
Park in the Medicine Park, Elgin and Lawton areas. For informa-tion
and conditions, call 580-574-1942.
155 acres located off of 5B on west CACHE CREEK. Has a small
rustic cabin, great for hunting, fi shing, riding and camping.
Please call 580-656-0572.
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Th e deadline for classifi ed ads for the next issue is July 29.
Display ad space must be reserved by July 24.
If your ads are not received by this deadline, they will not be
published in the next issue.
Please limit ads to 25-30 words. Th ere is a $5 charge for ads
over 30 words.
Classified CostCotton Electric members are enti-
tled to two free ads per membership per month. Additional ads or
ads over 30 words can be purchased for $5 per ad.
Not a member, but still want to adver-tise? Ads must be prepaid,
so enclose $5 with your ad to guarantee placement.
Contact UsAds can be sent in the mail or be
dropped off at Cotton Electric, 226 N. Broadway, Walters, OK
73572. Ads can also be dropped off at the Duncan offi ce, 1101 W.
Oak.
Ads can be emailed to classifi [email protected] or they
can be sent via fax to 580-875-3101. Place an ad by phone by
calling 580-875-3351.
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ers many special services to
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Cur-rent. Members are entitled to two free classifi ed ads per
mem-bership account per month, regardless of the number of meters
on the account.
Members are asked to limit ads to 30 words. Ads over 30 words
may be purchased for $5. Non-members may also pur-chase ads for
$5.
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Real Estate Animals
MILLERS CROSSING: Lighted country community development, 0.5-2
acre plus-sized lots. Stephens County water, underground electric.
Central High School and fire department 5 miles away. Call for
info, 580-353-8124.
320 ACRES: 270 acres grass, 50 acres of cultiva-tion. Located on
Cotton and Comanche County line north of Walters. $1,600 per acre.
Call only, Please contact 580-591-6717.
Want to protect your pastures and hay fields from drought?
Proven excellent returns on investments. Contact Shari Holloway,
580-695-3788, for more info.
Check out Stephens Coun-ty’s Tiny House Commu-nity. Low
maintenance, no taxes, free Wi-Fi and ca-ble. Houses on site. Town
& Country Housing & RV Park, 2727 S. Hwy. 81, Marlow.
Please contact 580-641-2836 or [email protected].
Homes REMODELED 1999 double-wide, 3-bedroom, 2-bath, 48x28,
$19,999. Living room, equipped kitchen and dining, king-size master
bedroom and private bath located away from two sec-ondary bedrooms
and one additional bath, walk-in clos-ets. Partially furnished.
Call 580-583-5573.
FOR SALE: 2-bedroom, 1-bath, 1-car garage, large backyard.
Located at 1503 NW Williams in Lawton with renter. Please contact
580-353-7725.
FOR SALE: Fixer-upper, 3-bedroom, 1-bath, 1-car garage. Located
at 2133 NW Smith in Lawton. $15,000. Please contact
580-353-7725.
For sale: Two-story METAL BARN HOUSE, 2,800 sq. ft. on 21.34
acres with a 30’x40’ metal shop. 3-bedroom, 1 ½ bath. Located at
20536 NE Cline Rd, Sterling. $250,000. Call 580-583-5828 or
678-0086, leave a message.
5 acres secluded in Dun-can city limits, 1 mile off N. Hwy. 81
on Camelback. New 40’x60’ 4-stall barn with 20’x30’ living room. On
pri-vate paved road. All cleared. Great water, quiet, excellent
building site. $95k. Daytime 580-786-4174, night 252-5054.
HOME FOR SALE: 2-bed-room, 1-bath located at 1030 N. Pine in
Waurika. 580-281-0318.
Manufactured Homes Check out Stephens Coun-ty’s Tiny House
Community. Low maintenance, no taxes, free Wi-Fi and cable. Hous-es
on site. Town & Country Housing & RV Park, 2727 S. Hwy. 81,
Marlow. 580-641-2836 or [email protected].
Mobile home LOTS for rent or sale. Randlett and Walters areas.
580-591-1042, ask for Leon.
Motor home for sale in Velma: 2009 JAYCO MEL-BOURNE, 29 ft.,
19,130 actual miles. Always ga-rage kept. Non-smoking, no pets. Two
new recliners. See next door to Velma Tag Agency. Ready to go!
580-444-2538.
Rentals FOR RENT: 14’x60’ mobile home. 2-bedroom, 2-bath,
like-new CH&A and appli-ances. Paved road. Locat-ed north of
Lake Lawton-ka. No smoking or pets. Application and deposit
required. $550 per month, plus propane. Please con-taact
580-215-2192.
Cattle For sale: LONGHORNS. Bulls and heifers. Contact Danny at
580-467-1779, leave a message.
14 registered BRANGUS replacement heifers, May yearlings. Will
trade for hay. Tom Beck, Beckwards T Ranch, Pumpkin Center.
580-351-4439.
For sale: Two ANGUS BULLS. Three years old, gentle. $1,800.
580-658-3959.
BULLS for sale: Angus and Limflex. 580-591-1972.
Angus, Hereford and Black Maine bulls for sale. Exten-sive AI
program. John John-son 580-467-7433.
REGISTERED BRANGUS BULLS: Black, calving ease, heat tolerant
high weaning, no excess leath-er. Extra guarantee: Not happy with
fi rst calf crop at weaning? I’ll replace the bull. Beckwards T
Ranch, Tom Beck, Pumpkin Cen-ter. 580-351-4439.
Dogs Blue Heeler/Australian Shepherd-mix PUPPIES. Call
580-641-1958.
NEED LOVING HOME: Female, black and tan German Shepherd and
Australian Shepherd mix, nine-months-old and crate trained.
Available for a small fee. Located in Dun-can. For details, call
580-656-4320.
Fowl Guineas and chickens for sale. 580-450-1837.
For all of YourFarming and Ranching Needs
FertilizerChemicals
Feed & SeedFarm Supplies
Your Co-op can blend and apply either Dry or Liquid
Fertilizer
580-
Walters Co-op580-875-3345
We Appreciate Your Business
-Call and Schedule your Needs-
For all of Yourming and Ranching Ne
Custom Bermuda Grass Sprigging
Custom Hay Baling & Cutting
580-550-0036 or 580-704-4126
AUTO HOME FARM
403 W MainMarlow, OK
580.658.3077
COMMERCIALHEALTH LIFE
CORNISH PAINTING &CONSTRUCTION INC.Insured & Bonded
Serving Lawton Since 1980 Interior & Exterior
6209 W Gore Blvd, Lawton5 8 0 - 5 3 6 - 0 5 7 5
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ANIMALS SERVICES SERVICES
Services
Farm fresh BROWN EGGS from free-range hens. Lo-cated in Central
High area, $2 per dozen. 214-620-7750.
Goats Want to buy goats! 580-658-3948.
NUBIAN DAIRY GOATS: Young bucks and does. Also available: Raw
goat’s milk, yogurt, kefi r and cheese. Also, goat’s milk soap with
essential oils. Cox Valley Dairy. Contact 580-429-8877.
Horses 5 acres secluded in Dun-can city limits, 1 mile off N.
Hwy. 81 on Camelback. New 40’x60’ 4-stall barn with 20’x30’ living
room. On pri-vate paved road. All cleared. Great water, quiet,
excellent building site. $95k. Daytime 580-786-4174, night
252-5054.
FOR SALE: Own son of Sonitalena won $188,000 in earnings at NCHA
for $4,000 or best off er or trade. Wade saddle, $1,200; Roping
saddle, $500; and all-around sad-dle $300 or best off er or trade.
Call 580-475-8096.
Downtown Wichita Falls FARMERS MARKET. Cor-ner of 8th and Ohio.
Open 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Tuesday, Thurs-day and Saturday. Fresh
pro-duce, artisan cheese, pas-tured meats, baked goods, handmade
items and much more!
Junkin’ Jinks Gypsy RE-SALE SHOP located at 118 Main Street in
Waurika. Buy, sale, swap and trade. New stuff daily, never know
what we will have. 580-467-7948.
Custom hay cutting/baling. 60” wide bales up to 72” tall. Also,
HAY HAULING. Located in Jefferson Coun-ty. Will travel to
surrounding counties. Call for prices, 580-465-3189. Leave a
message.
Brush hog work $45 per hour. 2-hour minimum, cen-tral Duncan
area, cash only. Call 580-465-1744.
Phipps Backhoe & Storm Shelters, LLC: All septic system.
Below and above ground concrete STORM SHELTERS. 580-467-1018 or
467-3514.
L&R Tires in Marlow: Lo-cated at 1349 E. Hwy. 29. Open 8:30
a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays.
580-656-TIRE (8473).
HELP WANTED: Automotive technician with tools and knows how to
use them. Come to ABC Transmission located at 2308 SW Lee Blvd. in
Lawton. 580-353-7725.
Family-owned silk screen-ing, embroidery, vinyl BUSI-NESS FOR
SALE. Business started in 2016 and is legally an LLC. Business is
well es-tablished and has many reg-ular commercial accounts. Please
call 580-641-3566 for more details.
HANDY-MAN services: Specializing in finish work. Including, but
not limited to, interior/exterior painting, power-washing, yard
main-tenance, tree trimming and removal and dry wall repair. For a
free estimate, call 580-606-3543.
Lawnworks LLC: Complete lawn care and tree service. FREE
ESTIMATES. Call 580-512-7889.
Want to protect your pastures and hay fields from drought?
Proven excellent returns on investments. Contact Shari Holloway,
580-695-3788, for more info.
Peace Lutheran Church, lo-cated at 627 Baskett Rd. in Cyril,
invites you to join them for worship. Receive the pure Gospel of
Jesus Christ in word and sacrament. All are welcome in the Lord’s
house! Service time is 11 a.m. on Sundays. Rev. Stand Padgett,
580-588-3844.
Two BASEBALL FIELDS available for team or league use on Legion
Park in the Medicine Park, Elgin and Lawton areas. For informa-tion
and conditions, call 580-574-1942.
Cuzzort Construction, LCC.: Specializing in DECORA-TIVE
CONCRETE, walk-ways, driveways, stamping, staining and dirt work.
Free estimates. No job is too big or too small, I do them all.
Located in Comanche. Call Michael at 580-251-0297.
Hog problem? FREE and LEGAL wild hog removal in Cotton and all
surrounding counties. Call or text Greg at 580-704-9955.
GOING THROUGH GRIEF Care Group. A safe, support-ive and
confidential setting facilitated by hospice be-reavement volunteer
Susan Gassaway, RN, MS. Dun-can. 580-251-8752.
The Old Country Church, 1008 S. 8th in Comanche, in-vites you to
come join us for Sunday School at 9:45-10:45 a.m. with worship
starting at 11 a.m. Come and be bless-ed. Contact Pastor Sid
Ba-zzrea at 580-467-1927, for details.
TRACTOR WERKS: Drive-ways, rock and gravel work. Landscape,
topsoil leveling, drainage, brush hog mow-ing, clearing, clean-up.
Box spreader loader, tiller, brush hog, 580-695-8973.
STRICKS AERATING: $85 an hour. 405-574-5863.
Military Order of the PUR-PLE HEART: Only com-bat-wounded
veterans organization chartered by Congress. Mount Scott Chapter
602, Lawton. Amer-ican Legion Post 29, 5:30 p.m., first Tuesday of
every month.
Shooters Guns & Ammo: Have a good selection of used hand
guns and some long guns. Come see what we have. While you are here,
get your taxes done. Locat-ed in front of the Comanche Stockyards
or call us at 580-439-5746.
NEED a gate? A fence? Stairs? Or trailer? You name it, I can
build it. I also do welding repairs! Call Lyman, 580-704-2963.
BRICK WORK: ALP brick work, brick, block, patch-work. Call
Lonnie, 580-483-6291.
Shop the Gems Booth at Butterfields of Duncan, 805 Main Street,
580-252-2288. 10:30-5 Tues.-Sat. Vintage furniture and clothing,
mir-rors, art, Coke, beer, glass-ware, metal art, guitars, musical
instruments, signs, collectibles. Butterfields newly renovated,
opening June first. Worth the Drive!
MUD CREEK CREATIONS: Like us on Facebook! We carry Amish wedding
prod-ucts, Okie candles and melts and even have a boutique inside!
Main Street, Coman-che. Open 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.,
Tuesday-Saturday.
TREE-B-GONE: Tree re-moval, trimming and stump grinding. Call
for free es-timates. Licensed and in-sured. Excellent cleanup. Out
of Marlow. 580-475-4973.
CASH PAID for salvaged ve-hicles. No title, no problem. Free
towing. Call 580-483-5985 or 583-3235.
Lawton church THRIFT SHOP, 7th and Gore. Newly remodeled,
quality merchan-dise, great prices, friendly volunteers. Store
hours: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday only. 702 W.
Gore. 580-581-1309.
CASH FOR COINS: Buy or sell. Call 580-475-5132 in Duncan. We buy
and sell gold coins and silver bullion.
LAWN AERATING: Stricks Lawn Care. 405-574-5863.
BRUSH HOGGING: Will travel. 580-736-1166.
First Christian Church lo-cated at 307 W Apache in Marlow. Come
worship God with us and be blessed. Wednesdays at 5 p.m., Sun-days
at 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. 580-678-5365.
Excavator, skid steer and dump trailer available. Let us help
you with your home and farm projects. 580-483-2550.
HOWARD ROOFING and exterior painting: Insured, OK license
#80000742, 580-467-8606 or 439-6283.
Anderson Landscaping and Design Services: Curb ap-peal, outdoor
rooms, struc-tures, decks, arbors, etc. Lisa Anderson,
580-641-2925.
Do you need a drug assess-ment or a DUI (ADSAC) assessment? Call
580-439-4263 for information and/or to schedule an appointment.
Alternate phone number, 580-475-0148, and ask to speak to Joan.
DAFFERN’S AUTO SER-VICE: Wrecker and towing. Factory trained, 30
years’ experience, all makes and models. Brakes, heating/AC, major
engine and trans-mission repair, fuel injection service,
restorations. 412 NW 2nd in Lawton. 580-353-1600 or 512-8661.
INTERIOR/ EXTERIOR PAINTING: Repairs, drywall, textures, and
faux finishes. Lisa Anderson, 580-641-2925.
Handyman, Remodel & New Construction Services: Over 30
years’ experience. Free estimates. 580-483-2550.
LAND SURVEYING: Section 37 Surveying and Mapping, “Going the
extra mile.” Con-tact us for all your survey-ing needs!
580-786-4363. [email protected], www.section-37.com.
Lawn mower REPAIR WORK: Used running lawn mowers for sale; John
Deere, Craftsman, and Cub Cadets. Also, lawn mower parts for sale.
Hastings. 580-240-1095.
JUNK IRON REMOVAL: Warehouse cleanout, struc-tures, equipment,
vehicles, tanks, anything metal, etc. Call 580-704-4949.
YESTERDAY’S AUTOS: Cylinder head work done on cars, trucks,
tractors and diesel heads. Block work done and crank shafts.
580-641-6952.
DOZER WORK: Done south of Lawton, $100 an hour. 580-353-5011 or
574-0103.
TRAILER REPAIR: We do axles, flooring, lights, weld-ing, tarps,
sand blasting and painting. Contact 580-704-6130.
Daffern’s Auto Service now provides WRECKER and towing. Factory
trained with over 25 years’ experience on all makes and models.
Brakes, heating/AC, major engine & transmission re-pair, fuel
injection service and RESTORATIONS. 580-353-1600 or 512-8661.
Okies Lawn Care Services: Mowing, rototilling, weed eating and
trimming. Call or text for estimates. 580-483-3449. We serve
Lawton, Duncan, and surrounding areas.
LAND CLEARING: Mes-quite & cedar tree removal, pasture
reclamation, fence line clearing. Roloff Land Services. Call Joseph
at 580-678-5311. Find us on Facebook!
SERVICES
Apache Auction MarketThursday 8 a.m.
Apache Video Wednesday 10 a.m.
800-926-9696 580-588-3840
Livestock Marketing, Inc.
Stockers, Feeders, Cows, Bulls & Pairs
We Sell Customer Service & we STILL make house
calls across Southwest Oklahoma!
111 N. Main Waurika, OK Phone: 580-228-2100 Fax:
580-228-2103
MMed TechCorp
Bowie’sBowie’sSecond Monday Second Monday has evolved into one
has evolved into one
SECOND MONDAY TRADE DAYStakes place the weekend prior to the
second Monday of every month.
Aug.7-9
NEXT TRADEDATESBusiness Hwy 287 &
Hwy 81 (Wise Street),Bowie, TX 76230
940-872-4861
Information Hours Event HoursMonday - Friday • 8am - 5pm
Saturday & Sunday • 8am - 5pm
WWW.BOWIETEXAS.ORG
2ndmondayTradeDays
FOLLOWUS
1 Yr. Cylinder Lease $40.95
Starlite Welding Supplies
506 Industrial Ave.--By Duncan CemeteryMon.-Fri., 8 am -5 pm;
Sat., 8 am -12 noon
Home-owned by Kenneth/Jeff GolaySince 1991 580-252-8320
SPECIALS on Welders/Generators
Torch & Regulator RepairWelder-Torch Kit Specials
205 W. Main, Marlow 580-658-2295
Marlow Real Estate
Debbie Lynn BentonBroker/Owner GRICell: 580-658-1177
[email protected]
“Selling our listings, would like to sell yours.”
Always Readyto go the “Extra Mile” for you.
www.marlowrealestate.comwww.realtor.com
Audiology & Hearing AID of Duncan“Serving Duncan Since
1995”
Hearing EvaluationsHearing Aids
Hearing Aid SuppliesAll Brands Repaired
*Pack of Batteries-$3.00**ReSound Dealer*
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ing Hearing ConservationHearing Aids
580-252-90051206 N HWY 81, STE 26B • CHISHOLM MALL, SOUTH
ENTRANCE
Cynthia Reidenbach - Hearing Aid TechMatt Campbell - M.S.,
CCC-A
AUDIOLOGIST
Hearing EvaluationsHearing Aids
Hearing Aid SuppliesAll Brands Repaired
*We Accept Insurance**Pack of Batteries, $3*
* Resound Dealer*
Advertise with us!
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226 N. Broadway, Walters, OK 73572 | Phone: 580-875-3351Fax:
580-875-3101 | Email: [email protected]
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FARM & RANCH
Farm & Ranch
Merchandise
Garage Sales
Puzzle AnswersDo you or someone you know have a gambling
problem? Assessments and counsel-ing by an Internationally
Cer-tified Gambling Counselor, Level II. 580-439-4263 for more
information to sched-ule an assessment and/or counseling to address
that problem.
Do you need a drug assess-ment or a DUI (ADSAC) assessment? Call
580-439-4263 for information and/or to schedule an appointment.
Alternate phone number, 475-0148, and ask to speak to Joan.
SPECIALTY fence work, new and used. Call Jona-than,
580-713-2637.
HUGHES & FOGLE Clean-ing Service: We do house cleaning,
churches, offices, and lawn care! Lawton and Walters area. Call
Bertha, 580-704-7896, or Vera, 919-0614.
Shade trees for sale: DUNN’S NURSERY. 2116 N. 5th, Duncan.
580-656-7273 or 656-7383.
Sullivan’s Farm contractor: Custom hay baling, hay and cattle
hauling, farm equip-ment repairs, plowing, plant-ing and more.
Robbie Sulli-van, 580-721-0222.
CRIME STOPPERS of Stephens County offers complete privacy and
cash rewards for felony crime-solving information! Call or text
580-252-INFO (4636) or submit anonymous tips online through
tipsoft.com.
Goehring horse shoeing: I offer cold and hot horse shoeing. I do
mini-horses, as well. For more information, call Dusty.
940-249-4035.
BRUSH HOGGING, by the hour or by the acre. Will trav-el.
580-656-1504.
Pasture clearing, cedar tree removal, fence-line clearing,
mesquite removal and drive-way repair. MALONE SER-VICES:
580-704-1941.
Custom hay baling and cut-ting, 580-550-0036 or 704-4126.
LAND SURVEYING: Section 37 Surveying and Mapping, “Going the
extra mile.” Con-tact us for all your survey-ing needs!
580-786-4363. [email protected], www.section-37.com.
Bermuda grass sprigging. Supplies quality sprigs. 580-550-0036
or 704-4126.
FOR SALE: Horse-drawn John Deere planter and horse-drawn grain
drill with wood wheels. Call Clayton for details, 405-476-3057.
Accessories For sale: Three-point, trac-tor-mounted BOOM POLE.
Call Clayton for details, 405-476-3057.
Balers For sale: International 440 small square HAY BAL-ER.
Two-wire tie. Came as package deal, don’t need. Previous owner said
it was completely gone through by International approximately eight
years ago. Only 1,000 bales through it. $1,500. Please text with
any ques-tions. 580-695-4767.
For sale: 346 John Deere square baler. Good con-dition, $4,000.
580-574-0068.
Equipment Bruce does whatever he wants, as long as it’s okay
with Becky. 2000 Komatsu Df1E-6 $10,500 brand new trackgroups,
needs hydraulic system repairs. Bruce, 580-641-1952.
Case IH 2188 4WD com-bine FOR SALE, $29,999. 2188 axial flow,
just finished harvest with it, 1010 Case Header 28 ft, header
trailer included. Good working con-dition, hours: 5,969; Sep-arator
hours: 4,262. Contact 580-583-0193.
2015 GREAT PLAINS no-till drill: Model 1205, NT-1975, serial GP
P2044, 12’ end-wheel drill, 7.5 space with coulters and press
wheels. 555 actual acres. $22,500. 580-467-3187 or 255-7446.
For sale: 16 ft. Krause tan-dem disc and a DMC Model 44 seed
cleaner. Call Jim at 580-704-7755.
“The only thing a peasant gets from rubbing shoulders with a
nobleman is a hole in his sleeve.” Brush chop-ping with RanchWorx
dou-ble-drum aerator pulled be-hind 20-ton bulldozer. Bruce,
580-641-1952.
18” auger, $399. Never used, post hole auger only, digger Bit
Carbon Steel. Round 2.5” connection - $500, new. 580-583-0193.
4 bottom roll-over JD mold board with hydraulic up-per link,
side delivery rake, 12-foot off-set disc. Needs work. 7-foot pull
mower. 580-512-1164.
For sale: International 440 small square HAY BAL-ER. Two-wire
tie. Came as package deal, don’t need. Previous owner said it was
completely gone through by International approximately eight years
ago. Only 1,000 bales through it. $1,500. Please text with any
ques-tions. 580-695-4767.
Hay HORSE-QUALITY Bermu-da, small square and 5’x6’ round bales.
580-695-7971.
Custom hay cutting/baling. 60” wide bales up to 72” tall. Also,
HAY HAULING. Located in Jefferson Coun-ty. Will travel to
surrounding counties. Call for prices, 580-465-3189. Leave a
message.
ALFALFA: 485 bales de-livered in a semi-van, put in your yard.
$11 per bale. Call 580-351-8018.
Wheat OATS: $3.70 per bushel. Call 580-351-8018.
Plows FOR SALE: 10’ Crustbuster off set disc plow.
580-591-1927.
Tractors TC 18 New Holland tractor for sale. 1,700 work hours,
AT, 4-wheel drive. Sale in-cludes 60 in. finish mower.
405-294-2682.
WANT TO BUY: Category 3 quick hitch for 3-point on a tractor.
Call Jim at 580-704-7755.
Trailers For sale: 20’ CAR HAUL-ER trailer with ramps. New fl
oor and good tires. $2,500. 580-659-8025.
Extra-large garage sale: July 16-18. Located 2 ½ miles south of
Corum. Full-size bedroom set, new day bed with mattress, two night
stands, other furniture. Lots of books. Too much to men-tion.
580-467-2742.
Three-family inside sale: July 16-17 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at
4492 S. Countryside, Marlow. Cash only. An-tiques, clothing,
household items, furniture, named Iris Rhizomes and Hollyhock seed.
580-641-1384.
Men, women, girls, boys and baby girl clothes, car seats, baby
furniture, bedspread, curtains, dishes, antiques, too much to
mention. Large garage sale located 2 ½ miles south of Corum, July
16-18. Please contact 580-467-6098.
OPEN HOUSE at Jeanett’s Iris Garden: Aug. 1-2 from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. at 4492 S. Countryside, Marlow. Named Iris Rhizomes start-ing
at $4. Cash only. 580-641-1384.
Junkin’ Jinks Gypsy RE-SALE SHOP located at 118 Main Street in
Waurika. Buy, sale, swap and trade. New stuff daily, never know
what we will have. Please contact 580-467-7948, for
information.
Antiques Square butcher block, small porcelain-top dropleaf
kitch-en table; grocery buggies; cowboy bath tub with water tank;
commemorative quar-ter sets in display case; metal implement
wheels; ship light pair; ship captain’s wheel. ADDINGTON STATION
AN-TIQUES. Open Wed.-Sat., 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Contact for more info
580-439-5566.
Singer Featherweight in case; toy sewing machine; tiger oak
dental cabinet; carousel house; aqua Fen-ton Epergne; Toledo
scales; neon Coca-Cola wall clock; Oak ice box case; 4 sizes of
windmills. ADDINGTON STATION ANTIQUES
SANTA FE TRADERS has added new chain saw carv-ings: Indians,
bears, alliga-tors and roosters, along with many others. Heritage
SAA 22 LR American flag patri-otic pistols and more vintage Fenton
cranberry hobnail added.
Oak hall trees; cast alumi-num Stature of Liberty and longhorn
street light; vintage RR luggage carts; many Aladdin lamps; Metlox
red rooster china; oak table and chairs; small oak secretary with
Queen Ann legs; 1099s tin biscuit and cracker pail; Memphis Bell
B-17 model plane, hand-crafted and painted. SANTA FE TRAD-ERS
inside Addington An-tiques.
The Skinny Pig (antiques). Located at 1504 E. Hwy. 29, Marlow.
580-721-0364. Open from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. first and third Saturdays
of each month AND by appoint-ment.
REESIE’S RELICS, An-tiques, vintage camer-as, Coke & Pepsi
boxes, crocks, Pyrex, pink De-pression glass, Frankoma and cool old
stuff ! Come & See! 413 C Street, Cache. 9-5 M-F; 10-1
Saturday.
Clothing Geronimo Free Closet has a large supply of nice
chil-dren’s clothing. Taking do-nations. For information, please
contact 580-585-1754 or 248-3378.
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I f you were to inherit a large sum of money, what would you do
with it?
The question may not be hypothetical, especially if you are in
the millennial, Gen X or Gen Z demographic groups. That’s because
the baby boomers – often referred to as the richest generation in
history
– are poised to transfer some $30 trillion in assets over the
next few decades, according to
Of course, this is a “macro”
baby boomers are living longer, more active lives, the total
amount passed on may end up being considerably less than the
estimate. Nonetheless, you may well receive a medium-to-large
inheritance someday, and when that day arrives, you’ll need to
decide how best to use your newfound wealth.
do nothing at all. Generally speaking, you have enough time to
decide how to handle
the various elements of an inheritance, although if you are
inheriting an investment vehicle
plan, you will eventually have to make some decisions about
liquidation or withdrawals.
carry tax obligations, it’s a good idea to consult with your tax
advisor fairly soon after you
a big part of your inheritance simply consists of cash parked in
a bank account, there’s nothing wrong with moving the money into a
cash management
company until you decide what to do with it.
However, after some time has
passed, you may want to put your inheritance to good use. If
you’re already working with
want to get some guidance on how to use your new assets to
strengthen your existing investment strategy. Do you have any gaps
in certain areas? Can you use the money to help diversify your
holdings?
losses, but it can help reduce the impact of volatility on your
portfolio.
inheritance is large enough, it may permit you to “max
come, and possibly free you to
have even more of your salary
similar employer-sponsored retirement account. Plus, you could
use the money for other long-term goals, such as funding a
tax-advantaged 529 college savings plan for your children.
You also might use part of your inheritance to donate to the
charitable organizations you support. Due to recent changes in tax
laws that caused many people to stop itemizing their deductions,
charitable groups are in more need of support than ever.
take this opportunity to review your goals. Is your inheritance
large enough for you to adjust
your planned retirement age?
change, what about your other plans for retirement? Will you now
be free to travel more or pursue other hobbies? Will you even need
to modify the way you invest for your new reality, possibly by
taking a less
you answer these questions.
Someone thought enough of you to leave you a valuable
inheritance – so use it wisely.
This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your
Edward Jones, Member SIPC
Kelsey Avants1110 N. 10th Street | Duncan, OK 73533 |
[email protected] | www.edwardjones.com
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7
Duncan, OklahomaReal Property Consists of: A 3 Bedroom Brick
Home (Approximately 2,356 Square Feet) with a Large Family Room
with Free Standing Stove/Dining Area Combination (Open Floor
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1 Large Pond and a Small Pond. The Real Property is Fenced and
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Acres.Directions: In Duncan, Oklahoma from the Flashing Light at
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MISCELLANEOUSMISCELLANEOUSOne-of-a-kind QUILTS made from your
loved ones’ clothes, who have passed on, to be cherished forever.
Call 580-606-3001.
Firearms Chisholm Trail Sporting Clays: located one mile north
of old Hwy. 7 on Duncan Lake Road! Fol-low us on Facebook,
www.facebook.com/chisholm-trailsportingclaysok, or call
580-470-5520.
Furniture and Appliances Old roll top desk, $200 or best offer
or trade. Call 580-475-8096.
CARPET for home: Extra leftover for sale. Home De-pot best
sheared pile with matching pad. Beige in color and 12’6”X10’6”.
580-597-2489.
SHADE TREES for sale: Dunn’s Nursery located at 2116 N. 5th in
Duncan. 580-656-7273 or 656-7383.
WANTED: Lawn equipment including trailers, riding and
walk-behind mowers, trim-mers, blowers, etc. In Dun-can area.
580-252-2425.
Craftsman 32” SPIKER SPREADER. Model # 48624331, $35. Call
580-255-6873.
Mowers Yard rake for lawnmower,
$60. Call 580-475-8069.
Tools FOR SALE: Craftsman Ra-dial arm saw, excellent con-dition
with 10 in. blade and 8 in. dado stack. Asking $225. 580-355-4392
or 355-4392.
PORTER-CABLE 12 in. miter saw. Excellent condi-tion, asking
$175. 580-355-4392 or 355-4392.
Buildings and ShedsCarports starting at $1,095, RV covers,
garages, barns, animal shelters, commer-cial buildings and more!
Best Quality, Best Prices, FREE INSTALLATION! Visit us on
farmsranches-land.com or Facebook at Land Pros Real Estate and
Auction Co. 1705 South Hwy. 81, Duncan, and 580-252-3880.
Boats/Watercraft 1977 Glastron, 15 ft., 85 HP Evinrude. $1,500.
580-574-9193.
Golf Carts GOLF CARTS for sale, new and used. Parts and
ser-vice. Trailers available, as well. 580-656-2314.
Recreational Vehicles 2012 HEARTLAND GATE-WAY model 3200RS 5th
wheel RV. Pulled less than 2K miles with almost new 275-75R/16
Michelin tires and new Steady Fast sta-bilizers. Kept enclosed.
$35,000. 580-512-7979.
2017 KAWASAKI MULE #4010. 202 hours, two-seat-er, power
steering, 4WD, with a tilt-bed. $8,500 OBO. 580-514-6001.
John Deere GATOR: 6-wheel, 4WD, with a tilt-bed. $3,500 OBO.
580-514-6001.
Trucks & SUVs 2004 DODGE 1-ton 4x4 with fl at bed and tool
box-es. PS-PB, A/C, tilt cruise. 182,000 miles, 6 new tires.
$12,000. Call only, 580-591-6717.
Downtown Wichita Falls FARMERS MARKET. Cor-ner of 8th and Ohio.
Open 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Tuesday, Thurs-day and Saturday. Fresh produce,
artisan cheese, pastured meats, baked goods, handmade items &
much more!
FOR RENT: 14’x60’ mobile home. 2-bedroom, 2-bath, like-new
CH&A and appli-ances. Paved road. Located north of Lake
Lawtonka. No smoking or pets. Application and deposit required.
$550 per month, plus propane. 580-215-2192.
FOR SALE: Two clean, white storage tanks. 350 gallons each.
Great for water. $60 for both. 580-355-4392.
Granny Dot’s HOMEMADE BBQ sauce. 80-year-old rec-ipe. Makes
great marinade. $5 per pint. Call 580-658-0535.
For sale: Trailer lock, AC compressor for Fords 1974-1984, R12
AC recovery uni-ty. Call 580-252-3066 for details.
For sale: BLUE STUFF foot and leg pain relief, 8 oz. and 1 oz
jars. Super Blue roll-on, 3 oz. 580-439-6189.
TC 18 New Holland tractor for sale. 1,700 work hours, AT,
4-wheel drive. Sale in-cludes 60 in. finish mower.
405-294-2682.
LOOKING FOR LAND: Seeking 1-50 acres in, or within 30 minutes
of, Dun-can. Would be okay with or without existing home. Call
580-252-2425.
BEST-KEPT SECRET in Duncan? Stockman’s Clear-ance Room!
Discounted name-brand jeans, boots, shoes, OU and OSU gear,
dresses, jewelry and acces-sories! 2115 N. Hwy. 81. Find us on
Facebook!
346 John Deere square baler. Good condition, $4,000.
580-574-0068.
For sale: Baby Bundler slings. Chiropractor ap-proved, NO
BUCKLES or rings, soft fabric, nurse while wearing. DVD and paper
instructions included. Wear front or back. 580-439-6189.
NUBIAN DAIRY GOATS: Young bucks and does. Also available: Raw
goat’s milk, yogurt, kefir and cheese. Also, goat’s milk soap with
essential oils. Cox Valley Dairy. Contact 580-429-8877.
Peace Lutheran Church in-vites you to worship with us at 11 a.m.
every Sunday. Lo-cated at 627 S. Baskett Rd. in Cyril. Come as you
are. Pastor Sand Padgett, 580-591-1992.
The Old Country Church, 1008 S. 8th in Comanche, in-vites you to
come join us for Sunday School at 9:45-10:45 a.m. with worship
starting at 11 a.m. Come and be bless-ed. Contact Pastor Sid
Ba-zzrea at 580-467-1927, for details.
Chisholm Trail Sporting Clays is now open and locat-ed one mile
north of old Hwy. 7 on Duncan Lake Road! Fol-low us on Facebook,
www.facebook.com/chisholmtrail-sportingclaysok, or call
580-470-5520.
Farm fresh BROWN EGGS from free-range hens. Locat-ed in Central
High area, $2 per dozen. 214-620-7750.
CRIME STOPPERS of Stephens County offers complete privacy and
cash rewards for felony crime-solving information! Call or text
580-252-INFO (4636) or submit anonymous tips online through
tipsoft.com.
Open Range COWBOY CHURCH, meeting at 10 a.m. Sundays, 1209 S.
10th St. in Duncan. Pastor Rich-ard “Snip” Allen, 254-339-7465.
MACHINE QUILTING, $55 per quilt, any size. Your choice of color
or thread. 580-606-3001.
WANDA Central Vac: Sales and service, new construc-tion or
existing. Texhoma area since 1960. 580-439-5550.
One-of-a-kind QUILTS made from your loved ones’ clothes, who
have passed on, to be cherished forever. Call 580-606-3001.
1977 Glastron, 15 ft., 85 HP Evinrude. $1,500. 580-574-9193.
WELDING and WELDING REPAIR of any kind, any place, any time.
Business or home jobs. 580-704-2963.
Come see what you’ve been missing! MUD CREEK CRE-ATIONS: Located
on Main Street in Comanche. Open 10 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Tues-day–Saturday.
For sale: METAL BARRELS. Open top, $7. Call 580-606-0620.
TRACTOR WERKS: Drive-ways, rock and gravel work. Landscape,
topsoil leveling, drainage, brush hog mow-ing, clearing, cleanup.
Box spreader loader, tiller, brush hog. 580-695-8973.
Need an estate sale? Let J & J Estate Sales work for you.
Contact Janet Terry at 580-678-1719 or Janie Dupler at 512-2245.
Honest/ Trust-worthy/ Dependable.
For sale: 2 3/8 tubing, $0.50 per foot. 580-467-8631 or
255-5606.
LARGE VINTAGE DUAL FUEL and/or OIL PUMP LUBESTER, $499. This
nos-talgic beauty stands around 5’x3’x18”. A great piece of
petromobilia for your collec-tion. Call 580-583-5573.
For sale: Two ANGUS BULLS. Three years old, gentle. $1,800.
580-658-3959.
NEED LOVING HOME: Fe-male black and tan German Shepherd and
Australian Shepherd mix, nine months old and crate trained.
Avail-able for a small fee. Located in Duncan. For details, call
580-656-4320.
FOR SALE: Own son of Sonitalena won $188,000 in earnings at NCHA
for $4,000 or best off er or trade. Wade saddle, $1,200; Roping
saddle, $500; and all-around sad-dle $300 or best off er or trade.
Call 580-475-8096.
L&R Tires in Marlow: Lo-cated at 1349 E. Hwy. 29. Open 8:30
a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays.
580-656-TIRE (8473).
GOING THROUGH GRIEF Care Group. A safe, support-ive and
confidential setting facilitated by hospice be-reavement volunteer
Susan Gassaway, RN, MS. Dun-can. 580-251-8752.
HANDY-MAN services: Specializing in finish work. Including, but
not limited to, interior/exterior painting, power-washing, yard
main-tenance, tree trimming and removal and dry wall repair. For a
free estimate, call 580-606-3543.
Family-owned silk screen-ing, embroidery, vinyl BUSI-NESS FOR
SALE. Business started in 2016 and is legally an LLC. Business is
well es-tablished and has many reg-ular commercial accounts. Please
call 580-641-3566 for more details.
Hog problem? FREE and LEGAL wild hog removal in Cotton and all
surrounding counties. Call or text Greg at 580-704-9955.
2015 GREAT PLAINS no-till drill: Model 1205, NT-1975, serial GP
P2044, 12’ end-wheel drill, 7.5 space with coulters and press
wheels. 555 actual acres. $22,500. 580-467-3187 or 255-7446.
WANT TO BUY: Category 3 quick hitch for 3-point on a tractor.
Call Jim at 580-704-7755.
OPEN HOUSE at Jeanett’s Iris Garden: Aug. 1-2 from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. at 4492 S. Countryside, Marlow. Named Iris Rhizomes start-ing
at $4. Cash only. 580-641-1384
Extra-large garage sale: July 16-18. Located 2 ½ miles south of
Corum. Full size bedroom set, new day bed with mattress, two night
stands, other furniture. Lots of books. Too much to men-tion.
580-467-2742.
Old roll top desk, $200 or best off er or trade. Call
580-475-8096.
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Minerals in your water form scale deposits that build up inside
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MISCELLANEOUSCARPET for home: Extra leftover for sale. Home
Depot best sheared pile with matching pad. Beige in color and
12’6”X10’6”. 580-597-2489.
WANTED: Lawn equipment including trailers, riding and
walk-behind mowers, trim-mers, blowers, etc. In Dun-can area.
580-252-2425.
FOR SALE: Craftsman Radial arm saw, excellent condition with 10
in. blade and 8 in. dado stack. Ask-ing $225. 580-355-4392 or
355-4392.
Three-family inside sale: July 16-17 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at
4492 S. Coun-tryside, Marlow. Cash only. Antiques, clothing,
household items, furniture, named Iris Rhizomes and Hollyhock seed.
580-641-1384.
Men, women, girls, boys and baby girl clothes, car seats, baby
furniture, bed-spread, curtains, dishes, antiques, too much to
men-tion. Large garage sale located 2 ½ miles south of Corum, July
16-18. 580-467-6098.
REMODELED 1999 dou-blewide, 3-bedroom, 2-bath, 48x28, $19,999.
Living room, equipped kitchen and dining, king-size master bedroom
and private bath located away from two secondary bed-rooms and one
additional bath, walk-in closets. Par-tially furnished. Call
580-583-5573.
HOME FOR SALE: 2-bed-room, 1-bath located at 1030 N. Pine in
Waurika. 580-281-0318
The CurrentThe CurrentCleaning withCleaning with
To clean windows: Using newspaper to
clean windows works better than a cloth for preventing streaks.
For even better results, use a vinegar-and-water solution instead
of a chemical cleaner.
To eliminate odors: Crumple balls
of newspaper and stuff them into smelly shoes. Leave overnight
and discard – and any odors will have disappeared. Place in a
suitcase for a couple of weeks to remove stale smells.
To clean the oven: Don’t waste paper
towels on cleaning up any residue in your oven – mop it up with
a few sheets of moistened, crumpled newspaper.
To prevent stains: When using stain-prone
products such as paint or shoe polish, place newspaper down
before you start, to prevent soiling your carpet or furniture.
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Parting Shots
Journeyman Lineman Zachary Smith begins his ascent to rescue a
dummy during a pole top rescue drill. Photo by Kyle Graham.
Journeyman Lineman Evan Hays puts his tools away aft er lowering
a dummy to safety during a pole top rescue drill. Photo by Karen
Kaley.
Apprentice Jonathan Baker prepares to lower the dummy to safety
during a pole top rescue drill. Photo by Karen Kaley.
Apprentice Chase Smith gathers his climbing gear before
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