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November 9, 2022 News The Elk City News - 3 Ag equipment strategies get tricky in a MISDEMEANORS State of Okla vs Laura Bratcher Child not in school post-pandemic world FELONIES State of Okla vs Tyler D Gillespie Larceny from person at night. Possession of CS. Contributing to the delinquency of By Gail Ellis growing with buyers beyond One advantage to purchas- don’t realize how much mon- minors the state and region. Pickens ey they have wrapped up in ing new equipment versus STILLWATER. - Buy new said 4-wheel drive tractors be- used is the favorable financing machinery and how much it’s State of Okla vs Lesley L Brown Computer fraud or repair used? As input costs tween 15 to 20 years old with rates and availability of parts costing them on a per acre State of Okla vs Robert Williams Possession of CS & para- continue to climb in ranching less technology and fewer die- for newer models. The reliabil- or per hour basis,” Sahs said. and farming, producers need a sel exhaust fluid requirements ity of a warranty is also a big “They need to record costs then phernalia. Bringing contraband into jail. Failure to register as smart equipment strategy. are a hot commodity. factor, and as long as repairs compare those to custom farm a sex offender. Sex The dealership purchase “We hosted a construction stay within a brand’s specs, and ranch rates. That will help price of a new farm imple- and farming auction in March Kline said warranties are guar- them decide if it's better to offender living within 2000’ of school ment, such as a combine, where one tractor went to a anteed with repairs performed own and operate that machine State of Okla vs William B Carter Kidnapping. Domestic can top as high as $500,000,buyer in Minnesota, and the by certified technicians. or get the job done cheaper while a slightly used model other went to Pennsylvania,” Roger Sahs, an Oklahoma with a custom operator.” assault & battery. Possession of Paraphernalia can still carry a hefty price tag he said. State University Extension The latest OSU Extension State of Okla vs Charles J George Kidnapping. Domestic of around $150,000. Older From used to new, deal- specialist in agricultural eco- Oklahoma Farm and Ranch versions with more years and erships like P&K Equipment nomics, said the best way to Custom Rates fact sheet pro- assault & battery hours under the hood vary in Stillwater are low on new determine whether to: 1) buy vides more information on State of Okla vs Brandon R Dowler DUI. DUS widely in value. inventory that dropped off new equipment, 2) opt to pur- custom harvest costs. ‘The When the pandemic hit in during the pandemic. chase used equipment or 3) Machinery Ownership versus State of Okla vs Brandy M Moya DUS. Trafficking in drugs. 2020, the value of used farm- “Two to three years ago, repair current equipment is Custom Harvest fact sheet, Possession of CS & paraphernalia ing equipment skyrocketed. we could place orders and have to keep good production and co-authored by Sahs, also of- State of Okla vs Bryan C Jones Trafficking in drugs. Es- Farm sales, estate auctions certain models here relative- financial records. When com- fers insight on how to deter- and private treaty transac- ly quickdy,” said site manager paring new to old, consider mine equipment needs. cape from arrest. Resisting. Possession of firearm & parapher- tions became hotspots for buy- Seth Kline. “Now you can’t cost minimization. While dealerships continue nalia ers searching for a good deal. even place an order with some “There are producers out to play catch-up following the Gregg Pickens, owner of Pick- product lines, and other mod- pandemic, industry leaders, there who are over-mecha- State of Okla vs Brandon D Stout Property damage. Con- ens Auctions, said he has no- els are probably a good six nized and have unproductive such as Ryan Dolezal, sales cealing stolen property ticed a significant increase in months out.” debt,” Sahs said. “They could manager of TractorHouse auction crowds during the past Some less-common parts get by with less. They’re spend- magazine, said don’t expect State of Okla vs Brock McGervey DUI. Leaving the scene couple years, including bidders are difficult to find in stock in ing too much money on own- any discounts or price drops of an accident. Failure to obeya traffic control devise in person and online. P&K’s service department, but ing a piece of machinery, new anytime soon. “At an estate auction in overall equipment sale num- or used, as opposed to hiring a “Prices will remain strong State of Okla vs David A Sharp Assault & battery of an Oklahoma earlier this spring bers are holding strong. custom operator, which may be overall due to low inventory, officer. Threatening an act of violence featuring mid-size farm and “Demand is still high. Ev- the least cost option.” higher commodity prices and ranch equipment, a tractor erything coming in is going Precision agriculture tech- stressed supply chains,” he nology streamlines field work, MARRIAGES € DIVORCES with 1,100 hours in excellent right out,” Kline said. “We said, shape brought more used than don’t have the luxury of having and newer implements with all OSU Extension uses re- it did when the family bought a lot of stock to choose from, the bells and whistles can ad- search-based information to it brand new,” Pickens said. but if we don’t have it here, we dress those needs. On the oth- help all Oklahomans solve lo- MARRIAGE LICENSES Auction crowds are also may have it somewhere else.” er hand, equipment can be ret- cal issues and concerns, pro- rofitted with fewer expenses if mote leadership and manage Kevin Gonzalez, Elk City - Shaylee Cooper, Elk City producers with smaller opera- resources wisely throughout tions have the time and skills the state's 77 counties. Most Letter To The Editor to make repairs themselves. information is available at lit- DIVORCES “Farmers and ranchers tle to no cost. essica Millar vs Jace Millar My Home Town stand, that though I wrote about the war, Ino more young ‘A Poem By William T. Elliott can stand. My wife has died and Iam In the town where I come old, and we did not have kids, from, they call the Veteran’s and only family is my brothers, Town, I really don’t feel home sisters for whomI live. at all, though Vet of Vietnam Grudges I have learned found. to skip, as God did see me I wrote about my time since through, and maybe that's the war, and suicide I fought, and shared with many in the town, child He gave, though daugh- and state for whomI fought. ter, son not knew. But some won't even say So I wish you town folks well, CLINTON'S CHRISTMAS hello, or greet me with a smile, though some refuse to smile, I or even show they know my hope someday you'll walk my name, instead trust not with shoes, with me a country mile, OPEN HOUSE guile, ‘Those that treat me in these William T. Elliott ways, they still don’t under- Vietnam Era Veteran BEAU LEE MEN’S APPAREL DOTTIE’s Aunitable por HEM Co. HOLIDAY HOUSE PICKUP ev DELIVERY LILY + ROSE LITTLE RED WAGON $50 $75 MANE ST. LION’S DEN THE MULBERRY BUSH PECART GALLERY 6 Months 1 Year Add the e-paper to a print subscription for. $1 per month PINK ZEBRA PLACE OF GRACE “ElkCituNews 109 W. Broadway 580-225-3000 - www.elkcityoknews.com

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