For Sale:
1977 #1586 IH tractor. It has 4,672 hours on it, 175 HP, two new batteries, front end weight, 1,000 PTO, two sets of rear hydraulics, runs and starts great but the AC does not work. Asking for $10,500 obo. 712-348-5587
1,000 silver Eagles. They come new in the box. They are $61 a piece. 395-0165
Wedding dress. 441-3400
2004 Chevy Colorado 4×4. 80,000 miles. Comes with a 6-foot bed that has a cover. Also comes with a bench seat and two small seats in the back. 4-door pickup. Always kept inside. No rust. 712-737-7581
Multiple items. 1. #1020 Case IH bean head. It is 20 feet in width with a header cart. Always stored inside. 2. First, second and third cutting of alfalfa hay in round bales. 3. A pair of rear tires size 15.5″ x 38″. 4. Inner tubes to go with the tires. Asking for $250 for the pair. 540-7479
Wanted:
John Deere #30 2-12″ mounted plow. 230-0060
Gas powered geerator to run power tools. 540-7479
Giveaway:
Free farm cats. 441-3400
Knowledge Nugget:
If you think your spouse is cheating on you – financially – they probably are.
Turns out, according to a survey, a quarter of us would not share our financial difficulties with our spouse. There are three reasons for this:
- To not worry our partner.
- To not damage the relationship.
- Spouse had no idea about the debt in the first place.
Relationship experts say it’s important to share any financial stress as “three decades of research on marriage tells us this – the number one cause of marital discourse and dysfunction is related to financial distress.
