For Marketplace Plus:
For Sale:
Multiple items. 1. 1996 Case IH #2144 combine. It has always been stored inside and is in excellent shape. Asking for $20,000 obo. 2. Case IH #8480 round bailer. It is in excellent shape. Also always stored inside. Asking for $3,000 obo. 3. Sudenga grain auger. It is 8 inches in diameter and 61 feet in length. Comes with hydraulic lift. Asking for $1,500 obo. 540-7479
Pieces of hobby farm machinery for field usage. One is a tandem disk. It is 16-feet in width. The other two items are Kory brand gravity wagons. They hold about 250 bushels and they come with running gears. 507-841-0344
Used dehumidifier. 712-324-1015
AGM thermal scope and AGM thermal scanner. Asking for $2,500, but will also trade for a fishing boat. 1-605-838-9722
Wanted:
A repair man, or a scrapper to pick up a washing machine located at 1210 East Sixth Street in Sheldon.
Used tires on 6-bolt rims for tractors. Size should be 1,000 X 16. 507-841-0344
Giveaway:
Free end tables. There are two of them. Also free: a full-sized mattress frame and box spring, a dresser and a dining room table. All are in good condition. 712-348-2606
Foodie Friday:
It’s National Creamsicle Day!
A creamsicle is a classic frozen treat featuring a center of vanilla ice cream wrapped in a layer of fruity ice, or sherbet on a stick.
It was originally introduced with an orange coating, before evolving from an accidental 1905 invention by an 11-year-old boy named Frank Epperson. He left a cup of mixed powdered soda and water with a stirring stick outside on a freezing night, which in turn created the first “Epsicle”. He later changed the name to “Popsicle” at the urging of his kids.
It wasn’t until 1937 that the concept expanded to include ice cream and sherbet layers, giving birth to the official creamsicle.
