From KIWA Marketplace Plus:
1.1 cubic foot Hamilton Beach microwave
1977 #1586 International Tractor
Twin bed over Futon (complete)
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For Sale:
Grass bagger for 42″ riding lawn mower (fits most brands) – 712-472-3811
Multiple items:1. Lift chair It is brown in color. It is in pretty good shape. $300. No pets, or anything else in the house. 2. Two glider rocking chairs. They are in great shape. Asking $50 each. 3. Couch that reclines on either end. Asking for $100. 712-539-2089
1976 #686 IH tractor. It comes with a diesel engine, new clutch and new torch. It is in great shape. Asking for $10,000 obo. 540-7479
Wanted:
International Harvester pamphlets, etc for older farm implements – 712-540-7479
Knowledge Nugget:
From the book, “Prairie Museum, Preserving Yesterday, Inspiring Tomorrow” by Tom Whorley.
Sheldon has an unsolved murder case that dates back to 1896. A Sheldon student, Maud Straw, lived with her sister, brother-in-law and their child in a small shack on the east side of 2nd Avenue, south of the railroad tracks, across the street from the state shed. While her family was out of town, her body was found in the shack the family called home. She had been sexually assaulted and killed. Upon hearing of the crime, outraged Sheldon residents, some carrying rope in preparation for a lynching, gathered in downtown Sheldon. There were suspects in the crime, but no one was ever convicted…nor lynched. Maud was laid to rest in Eastlawn Cemetery.
