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CONSIGNMENT SALESATURDAY, JULY 13 @ 9 A.M.Across from the water tower in the town of

Walcott, Iowa 52773Taking farm related items, hay & straw, and vehicles

Accepting items Monday, July 8th – 12th from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm (or by appt)

Ford 8970FWA Full set of weights all the way around. Tires like new. 6812 hours. Bearcat GrinderMixer Good shape. JD 3 bottom pull-type plow. Flare Box wagon. Bucket Mounted Bale Spear. Case IH 1020 30’ Grain Head. Rebuilt and never used. Road Runner Head Cart. Selling Separate. AgChem 1000-Gal Sprayer with 60’ hydraulic booms. JD 30’ 960 FC. Land Pride 6’ Rotary Mower. Pickup Salt Spreader. 18-4-38 Axle Mount Duals. MC Shredder 15’. 250 BU Wagon and gear. 18’ Glencoe Soil Finisher. 5 bar spike tooth harrow. 18’ JD 220 Disc Cone Blades. Center fold with 9” spacings. Bush Hog 9 Shank Disc Chisel. Midwest Buster Bar. 6’ x 14’ Hog Mover. 14’ Hay Conveyor with electric motor. 25’-6” Hutchinson Auger. 16’-8” Hutchinson Auger. Four Wheeled Railroad Cart. 3’ x 7’. 18-4-38 Clamp-on Duals. 5’ Woods Rotary Mower. 6’ x 12’ Hog Cart with new floor. Two-ton Bulk Bin. 15 Bales of Straw. 20 small square bales of Hay. Lincoln 12 volt electric grease gun. JD 2600 Four Bottom Plow. Deutz 80-06 Tractor. NH 1431 Disc Bine 13’. 1995 Ford 8000 Single Axle Truck. 8.3 Cummins Motor. Miles Unknown. 500 BU Hopper Bottom Grain Trailer. 7 x 4 H&S Silage Wagon. Tandem gear. No roof. ArtsWay 850A Silage Mixer Wagon. IH 800 Four Row Wide Planter. Hydraulic Pump. JD Two Row Wide Silage Head. JD 6 Suitcase Weights. Four 205/75R14 Trailer Tires.

Ted Querin Estate: Cat 416B Backhoe with 3 buckets. Cab FWD Extendahoe. 6201 hrs. 1962 Case 730 Farm Tractor Diesel WF. Restored. Ford Golden JUBILEE 1953 Tractor. 1949 JD MT WF Tractor. Komatsu D20P Dozer. 1965 hrs. 6-way blade. Heavy Duty Trailer 8’ x 20’. Tilt bed, dual wheeled tandem axle, pintle hitch. Home Built 7.5’ x 14’ Trailer. Ball Hitch. Level Land Mower. NOT RUNNING. Trailer for Level Land Mower. Sold Separately. Mid 1980’s Chevy One Ton Truck with utility box and PTO air compressor. 50,000 miles. Diesel Truck. Manual Transmission. Kubota RTV 1100. With heat and A/C cab and V Snow Plow. 632 hrs. Diesel. Woods 8’ Three Point blade. Log Splitter. Gas power. Dearborn Two-Bottom Three-Point Plow. Three-point Sickle Mower. Howse Six-foot Rotary Mower, Three-point. Woods RM59 Three-point Finish Mower. 42” Lawn Roller. JD BW 14’ disc. Good Blades.

Cash and Personal Check Number System Used • Lunch by Walcott LionsI.D. Required • All Items Sold “AS IS, WHERE IS” and removed within SEVEN DAYSNot Responsible for Accidents • Loading is Available After Sunday, by appt only

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What Iowa law says“the driver of a motor vehicle,

including the driver of a vehi-cle operating on a private road or driveway, when meeting a school bus with flashing amber warning lamps shall reduce the vehicle’s speed to not more than 20 miles per hour, and shall bring the vehicle to a complete stop when the school bus stops and the stop signal arm is extended. the vehicle shall remain stopped until the stop sig-nal arm is retracted, after which time the driver may proceed with due caution.

“the driver of a vehicle, including the driver of a vehicle operating on a private road or driveway, overtaking a school bus shall not pass a school bus when red or amber warning signal lights are flashing. the driver shall bring the vehicle to a complete stop no closer than 15 feet from the school bus when it is stopped and the stop arm is extended, and the vehicle shall remain stopped until the stop arm is retracted and the school bus resumes motion.

“the driver of a vehicle upon a highway providing two or more lanes in each direction need not stop upon meeting a school bus which is traveling in the opposite direction even though the school bus is stopped.”

clearly showed license plate numbers of violators.

State law says that a driver “shall not pass a school bus when red or amber warning signal lights are flashing.” The vehicle must stop at least 15 feet from the school bus when the school bus stops and extends its cross arm.

Drivers “meeting a school bus with flashing amber warning lamps shall reduce the vehicle’s speed to not more than 20 miles per hour, and shall bring the vehicle to a complete stop when the school bus stops and the stop signal

arm is extended,” accord-ing to state code.

School Resource Officer Scott Hansen said in about 14 violations so far this year within Maquoketa’s district, he has filed charges in 10 cases.

Violators can face 30 days in jail and fines of up to $675.

Brady said that his con-cern is for kids’ safety, recalling a time when he had to reach over to block a child from running down the bus steps as a car sped around the school bus.

“Somebody’s got to be held accountable,” Brady said.

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Delmar Community school Board

the board will meet at 5:30 p.m. Monday in the school cafeteria.

On the agenda:n approve bids for milk,

gas and dieseln set student milk pricesn set student/staff meal

pricesn set student feesn approve 2019-20 staff

handbookn approve 2019-20

student/parent and preschool handbooksn second reading of

Board Policy 900 seriesn Closed session pursuant

to Iowa Coade 21.5

maquoketa City Council the Council Committee of

the Whole will meet at 6 p.m., followed by the regular City Council meeting at 7 p.m., in Maquoketa City Hall Council Chambers.

On the tentative agenda:n New tree trimmer

licence filed by Gil’s Tree service LLCn sidewalk obstruction

permit filed by Maquoketa art Experiencen Event application filed

by timber Lanesn Event application filed

by tri-M BBQn discussion and possible

motion regarding federal aid projects with rPa8 federal fiscal year 2020-23 transportation Improvement Program, Chandra ravadan discussion and possible

motion approving facade grant application filed by Bob Wagenern discussion and possible

motion authorizing payment of $15,708.14 to Illowa for resurfacing Fifth Ward Park tennis courtn discusssion and

possible motion authorizing

purchase of computers at the yMCa in the amount of $3,669.45n discussion and possible

motion designation Lisa Park as a surplus propertyn discussion and possible

motin to use park CIP funds to replace basketball hoops hardaware at cost not to exceed $10,400n discussion and possible

motion setting public hearing regarding proposed contract documents which include the plans, specifications, form of contract and estimated cost of improvements for the pocket neighborhood projectn discussion and possible

motion approving final plat of subdivision for Bear river subdivision

Jackson County Board of supervisors

the supervisors will meet at 9 a.m. tuesday at the courthouse in Maquoketa.

On the agenda: n Meeting with county

Engineer Clark schloz on county road matters n Meeting with county

auditor alisa smith on department business and claimsn Meeting with treasurer

Beth Gerlach for discussion and possible action on year-end fiscal yar 2019 treasurer’s reportn Meeting with Luann

Goeke, executive assistant, about board business, including discussion and possible action on: andrew jackson Care Facility leasen Work session with Lynn

Bopes, county coordinator of disability servicesn Work session on

Penrose signage

maquoketa parks Boardthe board will meet at

5:15 p.m. tuesday, july 16, at Maquoketa City Hall.

AGENDAS

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