Decatur County AppraiserÕ s Of fice BULL
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6B THE OBERLIN HERALD Wednesday, February 21, 2007 Voice of Decatur Community High School By the DCHS Dictator Staff School Menus BULL SALES ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 34th Annual Production Sale Tuesday, March 6, 2007 - 1:00 PM View Our Catalog Online at: www.schutteandsons.net Call or E-mail Today For A Sale Catalog S&S Polled Herefords At the ranch located eight miles north and one mile west of Guide Rock, Nebraska HE SELLS! Allen & Ron Schutte - 1417 Road 2100, Guide Rock, NE 68942 Phone: (402) 756-3034 (Allen) Phone: (402) 756-3462 (Ron) Email: [email protected] (Allen) Email: [email protected] (Ron) Fax: (402) 756-2136 Web: www.schutteandsons.net S&S Genetic Plus 48R 4 Yearling Bulls - 35 Two Year Old Bulls 35 Bred Two Year Old Heifers SELLING:74 LOTS Elmwood Limousin SCHUPPE FARMS LIMOUSIN, LIM-FLEX AND RED ANGUS 17th Annual Bull sale MARCH 3, 2007 + 12:30 P.M. Sterling Livestock Commission Co. + Sterling, CO The sale will be on the Internet at www.sterlinglivestock.com ELMW SEIGNIOR 169S — LOT 15 Sire: RGMA NIGHT RIDER 73N Homozygous Black, Polled, Purebred EPD’s: B2.3 W53 Y89 M20 SC0.2 CW17 RE.53 YG-.08 MAR-.03 KAJO START-UP 154S - LOT 50 Sire: TK ACCLAIM N165 37% Lim-Flex - Homozygous Black, Polled EPD’s: B-1.3 W36 Y72 M18 CW23 REA-.52 YG.33 MAR-.03 SRAF MAJOR STEP 3S LOT 56 Sire: LCC Major League A502M 100% Red Angus EPD’s: B0.0 W33 Y64 M15 RE.17 BF.00 MAR.07 18 Limousin Bulls Sired by RGMA Night Rider, JCL Lodestar, DVFC Warden and EF Mainstay 10 Red Angus Bulls Sired by LCC Major League and Brown Vacation 37 Lim-Flex bulls Crossbreeding Made Easy! Limousin/Angus Hybrids (Red and Black) Sired by Predestined, RITO 616, In Focus, TK Strategy N115 and TK Acclaim N165 15 Top Quality Yearling Heifers Registered, Polled Black and Red Lim-Flex +We will feed the bulls until April 15 at no charge +EPDs, performance and ultrasound data available on sale day Sale Day Phone: 970-522-1950 Lunch at 11:00 a.m. Gordon Schuppe — 970-522-8195 or 580-8195 Mike Schuppe — 970-580-8713 Please call for a catalog or more information The catalog will be available at www.schuppefarms.com after Feb. 15 150 EXCELLENT YOUNG Angus bulls from top genetics for 1st calving, $1,250. Delivered free in volume. Allen Trexler, Hill City, Kansas PH-785-421-5706 Brad Trexler PH 785-421-5561 DICKINSON RANCH GORHAM, KANSAS 35TH PRODUCTION SALE FRIDAY, MARCH 23 100 bulls, Angus, Simmental, Red Angus, SimAngus. 80 Yearlings & 20 Two-Year-olds 50 registered Yearling Heifers FOR SALE PRIVATE TREATY 150 SimAngus comm. bred heifers 100 SimAngus heifers, fall calvers KIRK DICKINSON 1-888-603-BULL Leatherwood Limousin Cimarron, KS LIMOUSIN BULLS ALL BLACK & POLLED Tim’s Cell 620-338-6263 Office 620-855-3850 Carl Leatherwood (cell) 620-408-8064 Registered Black Angus Yearling Bulls A.I. Sires Include: • GAR Integrity • ISU Imaging Q911 • Net Present Vank • Perry Power Design • Global Vernon Ketterl (785) 475-3636 Todd Ketterl (785) 475-2427 RR 2 Box 115A, Herndon, KS 67739 See additional sales on page 5B Feb. 26 - March 2 OBERLIN SCHOOLS Monday: Breakfast: muffin, scrambled egg. Lunch: burritos, car- rots. Tuesday: Breakfast: Breakfast Bites. Lunch: chicken strips, corn, dinner roll. Wednesday: Breakfast: pancake/sausage on a stick. Lunch: By LAKIN LAHE The senior class held a 3-point shot contest on Friday, Feb. 9, dur- ing halftime of the varsity boys bas- ketball game against Hoxie. Seniors Kurt Olson and Jace Robinson are creating the senior slide show for this year’s graduation and would like a projector screen. In order to buy this, the senior class organized (with the help of Waddell and Reed) a contest where ten people would get the chance to make a 3-point shot and win or split $100. On the night of the contest, ten people’s tickets were chosen but only one made the shot. Junior Joe Carter was the lucky winner of $100. The senior class made a total of $108 toward the purchase of a pro- By HEATHER WILLIAMS The Decatur Community High School speech team placed second behind Quinter at the Norton Invi- tational speech tournament on Feb. 10. Qualifying for the state speech championship tournament were Alyssa Rippe, Cameron Nedland, Ethan Merrill, and Aaron Helm. Sophomore Alyssa placed first in original oration with the topic of possession of exotic animals. Senior Aaron Helm also placed first, in ex- temporaneous speaking. Ethan Merrill and Cameron Nedland came in second in impro- vised duet acting. The high team scorer was Annamarie Larue with 29 points. Speech team comes in second She placed third in informative speaking. Jessica Bremer placed fifth in original oration. Other contestants were Haley Barrett, Amber Mason, Ashley Horton, Cameron Nedland, prose; Erin Russ, Makenzie Nelson, Emma Merrill, Rory Wendelin, Lakin Brown, poetry; Jessica, extempora- neous speaking; Rory and Ethan, humorous solos; Makenzie and Anna, Jay Wessel and Haley Barrett, Kyle Huntley and Ashley Horton, duet acting teams; and Me- lissa Hasty and Emma Merrill, im- provised duet acting. The next tournament was to be in Dighton on Feb. 14, but was post- poned because of the weather. chili, cinnamon roll. Thursday: Breakfast: breakfast pizza. Lunch: sloppy joes, potato chips. Friday: Breakfast: muffin. Lunch: fish sticks, green beans. Juice and fruit served with breakfast. Milk served with all meals. Choice bar served with all lunches. Seniors hold 3-point contest jector screen. “I think the contest went well, and I appreciate Waddell and Reed’s do- nation,” said Kurt Olson. Notice of Personal Property Assessment Personal property renditions must be filed between January 1 and March 15. Renditions filed after March 15 will have a penalty for late filing. Taxable personal property includes: Business and shop equipment, computers and printer, boats, motor and trailers, aircraft, mobile homes, camping and travel trailers, flatbed and car trailers, mopeds, ATV’s, golf cars, trucks, non-tagged and non-highway vehicles and improvements on leased land. The Decatur County Appraiser’s Office need to be notified of the sale of any personal property during 2006. All taxpayers must file before the March 15 deadline. All new businesses in Decatur County are required to contact the Decatur County Appraiser’s Office to report business equipment for tax purposes. If you have no personal property to report please call us to verify that you are in the county for census purposes. Personal Property Penalties: March 15 through April 15 ..................................... 5% April 16 through May 15 ...................................... 10% May 16 through June 15 ....................................... 15% June 16 through July 15 ........................................ 20% On or after July 16 through May 14 of the following year ............................................. 25% Failure to File ........................................................ 50% Decatur County Appraiser’s Office 785-475-8109
Transcript of Decatur County AppraiserÕ s Of fice BULL
6B THE OBERLIN HERALD Wednesday, February 21, 2007 Voice of Decatur Community High School
By the DCHS Dictator Staff
School Menus
BULLSALES
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34th Annual Production Sale Tuesday, March 6, 2007 - 1:00 PM
View Our Catalog Online at: www.schutteandsons.net
Call or E-mail Today For A Sale Catalog
S&S Polled Herefords
At the ranch located eight miles north and one mile west of Guide Rock, Nebraska
HE SELLS!
Allen & Ron Schutte - 1417 Road 2100, Guide Rock, NE 68942Phone: (402) 756-3034 (Allen) Phone: (402) 756-3462 (Ron)
Email: [email protected] (Allen) Email: [email protected] (Ron)Fax: (402) 756-2136 Web: www.schutteandsons.net
S&S Genetic Plus 48R
4 Yearling Bulls - 35 Two Year Old Bulls35 Bred Two Year Old Heifers
SELLING:74 LOTS
Elmwood LimousinSCHUPPE FARMS
LIMOUSIN, LIM-FLEX AND RED ANGUS17th Annual Bull sale
MARCH 3, 2007 + 12:30 P.M.Sterling Livestock Commission Co. + Sterling, CO
The sale will be on the Internet at www.sterlinglivestock.comELMW SEIGNIOR169S — LOT 15
Sire: RGMA NIGHTRIDER 73N
Homozygous Black,Polled, Purebred
EPD’s: B2.3 W53 Y89M20 SC0.2 CW17
RE.53 YG-.08 MAR-.03
KAJO START-UP154S - LOT 50
Sire: TK ACCLAIMN165
37% Lim-Flex -Homozygous Black,
PolledEPD’s: B-1.3 W36 Y72
M18 CW23 REA-.52YG.33 MAR-.03
SRAF MAJORSTEP 3SLOT 56
Sire: LCC MajorLeague A502M100% Red Angus
EPD’s: B0.0 W33 Y64M15 RE.17 BF.00
MAR.07
18 Limousin BullsSired by RGMA Night Rider, JCL Lodestar, DVFC Warden and EF Mainstay
10 Red Angus BullsSired by LCC Major League and Brown Vacation
37 Lim-Flex bullsCrossbreeding Made Easy!
Limousin/Angus Hybrids (Red and Black)Sired by Predestined, RITO 616, In Focus, TK Strategy
N115 and TK Acclaim N16515 Top Quality Yearling Heifers
Registered, Polled Black and Red Lim-Flex+We will feed the bulls until April 15 at no charge
+EPDs, performance and ultrasound dataavailable on sale day
Sale Day Phone: 970-522-1950Lunch at 11:00 a.m.
Gordon Schuppe — 970-522-8195 or 580-8195Mike Schuppe — 970-580-8713
Please call for a catalog or more informationThe catalog will be available at
www.schuppefarms.com after Feb. 15
150 EXCELLENTYOUNG Angus bullsfrom top genetics for1st calving, $1,250.
Delivered free involume.
Allen Trexler,Hill City, Kansas
PH-785-421-5706Brad Trexler
PH 785-421-5561
DICKINSON RANCHGORHAM, KANSAS35TH PRODUCTION SALE
FRIDAY, MARCH 23� 100 bulls, Angus,
Simmental, Red Angus,SimAngus. 80 Yearlings
& 20 Two-Year-olds� 50 registeredYearling Heifers
FOR SALE PRIVATE TREATY
� 150 SimAngus comm.bred heifers
� 100 SimAngus heifers,fall calvers
KIRK DICKINSON1-888-603-BULL
LeatherwoodLimousin
Cimarron, KS
LIMOUSIN BULLS
ALL BLACK &POLLED
Tim’s Cell620-338-6263
Office620-855-3850
Carl Leatherwood(cell) 620-408-8064
Registered Black Angus
Yearling BullsA.I. Sires Include:• GAR Integrity• ISU Imaging Q911• Net Present Vank• Perry Power Design• Global
Vernon Ketterl (785) 475-3636Todd Ketterl (785) 475-2427RR 2 Box 115A, Herndon, KS 67739
See additional sales on page 5B
Feb. 26 - March 2OBERLIN SCHOOLS
Monday: Breakfast: muffin,scrambled egg. Lunch: burritos, car-rots. Tuesday: Breakfast: BreakfastBites. Lunch: chicken strips, corn,dinner roll. Wednesday: Breakfast:pancake/sausage on a stick. Lunch:
By LAKIN LAHEThe senior class held a 3-point
shot contest on Friday, Feb. 9, dur-ing halftime of the varsity boys bas-ketball game against Hoxie.
Seniors Kurt Olson and JaceRobinson are creating the seniorslide show for this year’s graduationand would like a projector screen. Inorder to buy this, the senior classorganized (with the help of Waddelland Reed) a contest where tenpeople would get the chance to makea 3-point shot and win or split $100.
On the night of the contest, tenpeople’s tickets were chosen butonly one made the shot. Junior JoeCarter was the lucky winner of$100.
The senior class made a total of$108 toward the purchase of a pro-
By HEATHER WILLIAMSThe Decatur Community High
School speech team placed secondbehind Quinter at the Norton Invi-tational speech tournament on Feb.10.
Qualifying for the state speechchampionship tournament wereAlyssa Rippe, Cameron Nedland,Ethan Merrill, and Aaron Helm.
Sophomore Alyssa placed first inoriginal oration with the topic ofpossession of exotic animals. SeniorAaron Helm also placed first, in ex-temporaneous speaking.
Ethan Merrill and CameronNedland came in second in impro-vised duet acting.
The high team scorer wasAnnamarie Larue with 29 points.
Speech teamcomes in second
She placed third in informativespeaking.
Jessica Bremer placed fifth inoriginal oration.
Other contestants were HaleyBarrett, Amber Mason, AshleyHorton, Cameron Nedland, prose;Erin Russ, Makenzie Nelson, EmmaMerrill, Rory Wendelin, LakinBrown, poetry; Jessica, extempora-neous speaking; Rory and Ethan,humorous solos; Makenzie andAnna, Jay Wessel and HaleyBarrett, Kyle Huntley and AshleyHorton, duet acting teams; and Me-lissa Hasty and Emma Merrill, im-provised duet acting.
The next tournament was to be inDighton on Feb. 14, but was post-poned because of the weather.
chili, cinnamon roll. Thursday:Breakfast: breakfast pizza. Lunch:sloppy joes, potato chips. Friday:Breakfast: muffin. Lunch: fishsticks, green beans. Juice and fruitserved with breakfast. Milk servedwith all meals. Choice bar servedwith all lunches.
Seniors hold3-point contest
jector screen.“I think the contest went well, and
I appreciate Waddell and Reed’s do-nation,” said Kurt Olson.
Notice of PersonalProperty Assessment
Personal property renditions must be filed betweenJanuary 1 and March 15. Renditions filed after March 15will have a penalty for late filing. Taxable personalproperty includes: Business and shop equipment,computers and printer, boats, motor and trailers, aircraft,mobile homes, camping and travel trailers, flatbed andcar trailers, mopeds, ATV’s, golf cars, trucks, non-taggedand non-highway vehicles and improvements on leasedland.The Decatur County Appraiser’s Office need to be notifiedof the sale of any personal property during 2006. Alltaxpayers must file before the March 15 deadline.All new businesses in Decatur County are required tocontact the Decatur County Appraiser’s Office to reportbusiness equipment for tax purposes.If you have no personal property to report please call us toverify that you are in the county for census purposes.
Personal Property Penalties:March 15 through April 15 ..................................... 5%April 16 through May 15 ...................................... 10%May 16 through June 15 ....................................... 15%June 16 through July 15 ........................................ 20%On or after July 16 through May 14of the following year ............................................. 25%Failure to File ........................................................ 50%
Decatur CountyAppraiser’s Office
785-475-8109
