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Pigeon Forge & Smokey Mts.

June, 24-29,2024

We have Partnered with Diamond Tours to offer a 6 Day & 5 Nights trip to the Smokey Mountains. It will include Patty Waszak Show, Three Evening Shows, Free time Historic Downtown Gatlinburg, DOLLYWOOD

Jurassic Quest Jurassic Quest

Jurassic Quest is sure to be a hit with the dinosaur loving kids! It is best for kids 2-10, they get access to dinosaur kids, Jurassic jeeps, fossil dig, and dinosaur themed inflatable attractions, 1 visit to the excavation station (140lbs weight limit). Crossroads will take care of everything! Purchase bus fair tickets, along with Jurassic Quest tickets!

Family Fun Tours

March 16, 2024 - Indy Flower & Patio Show

March 30, 2024 - Jurassic Quest

May 11, 2024 - Tulip Festival

June 15, 2024- Indy Zoo

June 15, 2024 - Toledo Zoo

June 22, 2024 - Dayton Air show

July 20, 2024 - Peru Circus

Diamond Tour Trip

June 24-29, 2024 - Pigeon Forge and Smokey Mountains.

September 22-28, 2024 - New Hampshire & the White Mountain

October 12-22, 2024 - Albuquerque & Santa Fe, New Mexico

December 8-14, 2024 - Charleston, South Carolina

A Sleepy Solution Turns into a Full-out Horse Race the epiphany

Children: Do not try this with your horse (or pony or any live animal). Results may vary and they could certainly be much more devastating than the ones Freeman Gingerich reaped when he attempted the stunt.

My friend Freeman of rural Shipshewana is no dummy. He has many bright ideas and intelligent insights and, what’s more rare, the ambition to apply them. He is human, though, and it has been proven before – sometimes smart people do dumb things.

Freeman lives north of town and works west of it on busy U.S. 20.

Freeman is on his way to work on a frosty morning this winter. He has elected to drive his horse and buggy with the extra chilly temperatures and stiff western wind today. Riding his bicycle would bring the advantage of stimulation and would likely deliver him to work wide awake. But this morning it is just too cold. Freeman hitches Ranger to the buggy.

The relatively warm interior of the buggy and the rhythmic cadence of Ranger’s hooves do cause a problem. Freeman is beset by drowsiness. He tries opening the front. He tries shaking himself. But after a few minutes, he catches his head nodding again. It surely won’t do to fall asleep while driving. He is a mile and a half north of busy U.S. 20 and wants to be alert when he gets to the highway.

Inspiration strikes. Freeman thinks of a sure way to wake up. I f he gets out of the buggy and runs alongside a bit, it will surely get his blood pumping and infuse him with a dose of oxygen. Ranger doesn’t trot all that rapidly anyway and Freeman figures he can easily jog beside the buggy while keeping one hand on Ranger’s lines. After jogging for a stimulating half mile or so, he will simply hop back into the driver’s seat and be wide-awake for the highway portion of his trip. Brilliant. Right?

“Whoa, Ranger.”

Ranger is not accustomed to stopping in the middle of the road, but he waits obligingly while Freeman climbs out and rearranges the lines to his liking.

“Giddyap, Ranger.”

Ranger feels his load is a bit lighter and hears an extra set of feet pounding behind him. In his early days, this would have spooked him, but he has covered too many miles to be alarmed at the little things now. He trots along at his usual pace.

Freeman is fast waking up. This is fun. His left hand stays on the lines while his right arm pistons alongside as he trots along with Ranger. The narrow country road doesn’t allow Freeman room to run on the asphalt but the gravel shoulder is firm enough for a decent running surface.

Suddenly, things went wrong. Freeman is later unsure if he stepped on a loose rock, if his foot hit something solid, or if he simply tripped over his own feet. Something though, goes alarmingly wrong with his running gear and Freeman goes sprawling face first into the gravel.

The lines slip out of Freeman’s hand and Ranger trots on, oblivious to the extra commotion.

Freeman would like to gingerly check himself over for injuries now, but he does not have that luxury. His airplane is beelining for U.S. 20 with no pilot.

After clambering to his feet and inadvertently groaning a bit, Freeman sets out at a brisk trot toward U.S. 20 and after his horse.

A brisk trot will not suffice, Freeman soon sees, and breaks into an all-out sprint. Legs pumping, eyes bugging and breath tearing, Freeman makes some quick calculations. He’s not going to catch up. Ranger, though his pace is still methodical, simply has too big a head start.

Thinking quickly, Freeman turns into a driveway, barrels up to the shop, snatches a bicycle and- legs churning and gravel flying- sets out in fresh pursuit. He’ll explain to the owners of the bicycle later.

Trying to catch up before Ranger reaches the highway is a longlost cause though. Freeman can only cringe from a thousand feet behind while Ranger slows down as accustomed, and makes a right turn onto U.S. 20. Thankfully, no traffic nails the rig and Ranger sets out westward for the last mile of his journey to Hilltop Machine Shop, Freeman’s workplace.

When Freeman turns the corner one long minute later, he realizes the brisk head wind will add to his difficulties. He has to struggle for every pump of the pedals now and his speed is actually reduced.

Oblivious to Freeman’s struggles, Ranger trots on, covering the familiar mile at his usual pace, breezing through the next crossroad and climbing the long hill that Hilltop Machine Shop rests on. Now, tired from the climb, Ranger turns in at the usual driveway, trots up to the barn, and stops. There he waits patiently until his owner catches up and unhitches him.

After Freeman has tied his trusty steed in the barn, his breath is finally slowing down- though his hands are still a bit trembly. He shakes his head once, thanking God for watching over him and his horse, grabs his lunch box off the buggy and heads to the shop to go to work.

Freeman has accomplished one goal this morning. He is now wide awake.

Loren Beachy is an auctioneer and real estate broker with Bright Star Realty and Auctions in Middlebury. He was formerly an elementary school teacher at a local parochial school teacher for eight years. Some of his stories were written a few years ago while teaching. He enjoys fast horses, hot peppers, and strong coffee.

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DESKS • SEWING CABINETS • CUSTOM FURNITURE

SC-103

Sewing Cabinet

Standard Features

• 2 slide outs

→ wing supports

• Sewing machine lift

→ for easy storage

• Thread pullout storage

→ 48 spools / bobbins / storage

• Rubber casters

→ moves cabinet with ease

HATCHBACK 57

Shown with Optional “Combo Top”

Standard Features

• lid on lift support cylinders

• soft close drawers

• strip light with choice of battery clip

• 2 file drawers

• 2 pullouts

• magnetic white board

Options

• Combo top

• USB charger

• Postage stamp (roll) dispenser

• Digital clock

• Lid lock

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Cabinet Shown Open

· Yanmar Mini Excavator

Cab Heat and A/C

Hydraulic thumb

12” & 18” Buckets

· RT165 Track Skidloader

Heat & A/C

· Gehl 4640 Skidloader

· Skidloader Attachments:

Augers: 12”, 18”, and 30”

Trencher

Montana Post Pounder

Fertilizer Spreader

Manure Bucket

Pallet Forks

Rates include fuel

1/2 Day = 5 hours

Full Day = 10 hours

1/2 Day Minimum rental

Delivery and Pickup available

Vacant Land CR 2, Bristol,

3 bth, 3,259 sq. ft. 304 Lawrence St, Middlebury, IN

6 bd, 3 bth 10715 CR 10, Middlebury, IN

5 bd, 2.5 bth 19392 CR 2, Bristol, IN

6 bth, 10,080 sq. ft. 245 N Morton St, Shipshewana, IN

4 bd, 2 bth 10700 CR 4, Middlebury, IN

4 bd, 3 bth 11318 Fishers Pond, Middlebury, IN

5 bd, 3 bth 4655 N 100 E, Howe, IN

5 bd, 2 bth 13684 N 1050 W, Nappanee, IN

Vacant Land CR 21, Goshen, IN

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this business attracts customers from all over — from the quiet backroads of Indiana to the busy metropolises of Chicago and Indianapolis! The current owners, seasoned entrepreneurs with a knack for building successful ventures, are hoping to pass the torch so they can continue their other endeavors; benefit from the groundwork laid in strong partnerships with popular e-bike brands and their rapidly-growing following. Whether you’re a family seeking a small-scale business or an established bike shop looking to expand your inventory and certifications, this could be a perfect fit for you.

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GUNS

LIVE AUCTION

Saturday, March 16 th at 9 a.m.

FARM EQ.

• Mossberg 500 12 ga. Pump

• Stevens 12-ga. Single shot

• H&R 12-ga. Single shot

• Mossberg 500 20 ga. Pump

• Westernfield 12-ga. Bolt action

• Savage 12-ga. Pump shotgun

• Mossberg 500 12-ga. Pump (gold trigger, slug barrel)

• Stevens Model 311 20-ga. Side X side

• Wespoint Model 949 12-ga. Single shot

• Eastern Arms Company 12-ga. Single shot

• Pointer FT3 12-ga. Semi auto, NIB

• High Standard 12-ga. Pump (grouse engraving)

• TriStar Raptor 20 ga. Semi auto, NIB

• TriStar Cobra II .410 ga. Pump, 3”, NIB

• Angelo Zoli 12-ga. Double barrel shotgun (engraved, rare)

• Stevens Model 73 .22 cal., youth, (sling and 4x32 scope, like new)

• Marlin Model 80 .22 cal., bolt action, clip

• (3) Percussion muzzleloaders

SPORTING GOODS

• Ammo: 6.5 Creedmoore, .308, .30-06, 12- and 20-ga shotshells & slugs, .22, and .22 hornets

• Duck and goose calls

• Fishing items

• Camping items

• Trapping items

• Deer decor

• Skates

HOUSEHOLD

• Hunting magazines

• Pathway magazines

• Gatling wood stove

NO BUYER’S PREMIUM!

• Kitchen goods: Tupperware, 15-qt. canner, freezer boxes, and general items

• Lantern and Leacock lamps

• Cordless speaker system

• Games and puzzles

• Shoes and boots

• Sewing machines

• School desks

• Furniture

• Bedding

ANTIQUES

• Blue jars

• Old single trees & eveners

• Wooden childs wagons

• Runner sled

• Corn huskers

• Wooden potato crates

• Lots of strawberry crates

• Platform scales

• Lots of old windows

• Old rope

• Barn beams

• Corrugated metal

• Crocks

• Buzzsaw blade

• Roof slate

• Implement seats

• Corn dryers

• Oliver 1600 diesel tractor, air on front, foam on rear

• Set of rubber over steel wheels for Oliver tractor

• (3) hay wagons

• Pioneer 2-wheel power cart, 45 HP Kubota

• Gehl 1475 round baler, twine tie

• Massey Ferguson 10 square baler with motor mount

• New Holland 472 7’ haybine, PTO, very good condition

FARM AUCTION

5355

• New Holland 472 7’ haybine, parts only

• (2) New Idea hay rakes

• New Holland 354 feed grinder

• (2) Gehl feed grinders, rough

• (2) JD single bottom left hand plows

• 12’ drag and (2) single section drags

• 12’ single disc

• Oliver 13 hole grain drill

• International 4 row corn planter

• (3) fore carts

• Brillion double cultipacker

• I & J 2 row cultivator

• JD 1 row cultivator

• Gehl C40 silo filler

• McCormick No.7 sicklebar mower, 6’

• Kewanne 32’ double chain elevator

• New Idea 2 row corn picker, PTO

• New Idea 1-row corn picker w/ 20 HP motor

• Sperry New Holland manure spreader, PTO

• (2) New Idea manure spreaders

• 1-horse potato digger

FARM ITEMS

• Draft horse stocks

• (2) Steer self feeders

• Misc. wheels and tires

• (6) Farrowing crates

• Skidloader bucket

• Tripod for butchering

• Calf puller

• Kerosene incubator

• 30’ endless belt

• Neck yokes

• Lots of rabbit and fowl cages

• 3 pt. brush mower and blade

• (2) Wagon loads of parts for: Oliver tractor, haybines, 2- and 4-row corn planters, Paypeck silage cutter, corn & grain binders, JD plows, and more!

• 2, 3, & 4 horse eveners

• Vet supplies

• Round bale feeders

• Binder canvases

FREE

LIVESTOCK

HORSES

• Team: Belgian draft mares, 16 & 17 y.o.

• Team: Belgian draft geldings, both 18 y.o.

• Team: Belgian draft mares, ½ sisters, 8 & 14 y.o.

• Team: Belgians 1 gelding, 1 mare, 17 & 20+ y.o.

• All horses broke to all farm machinery

CATTLE

• (26) beef cows, due to start calving April 1st

• (3) Char. Cross heifers, bred

• (9) black yearling heifers

OTHER

• (7) Dorper yearling ewe lambs, exposed to buck for June lambs

• 3 yr. old Dorper buck

• Poultry: silver, red-golden, & ringneck pheasants, Polish chickens, Silkies, Mallards, Black Spanish turkeys, pigeons, and guineas

TACK

• (4) Sets of leather draft harnesses

• Leather driving harness

• Lots of collars and pads

• (4) Saddles

• Used tack

• New tack: halters, saddle pads, saddle bags, whips, neck & lead ropes, buckets, shovels, snaps, riding bridles, clippers, feed scoops, bits, cowboy decor

BUGGIES

• Surrey buggy, good cond.

• Single buggy

• Road cart

• Pony buggy and cart

ends Monday, March 18 th at 5 p.m.

Here is an opportunity to own a distinctive hunting property with a track record of yielding large deer. This property is situated along a substantial stretch of Conservation land featuring diverse terrain.

• Deer and turkey sightings common

• Tree stand on property

• Adjacent to Fish Creek

• Near Upper & Lower Fish Lake

• Near the Fish Lake Wetland Conserv. Area RECREATIONAL PERKS

The owner of the 27-acres, as shown in red, has granted hunting rights to the future owner of the 44-acres, to be given via easement at closing.

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SPRING TREE AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 20 th at 9am

Join us for our annual auction featuring conifers, flowering ornamentals, and shade trees that will enhance your landscape this spring and beyond.

Balled, burlapped, and ready-to-plant trees sell absolute!

Looking to add instant impact with a mature tree? We’re auctioning large truck spaded trees too!

DOGWOOD HILLS TREE FARM

53899 COUNTY ROAD 39 MIDDLEBURY, IN

Can’t make it out?

Bid on bid.brightstarres.com

10% buyer’s premium for online sales. Cash, check, credit card accepted; 3% credit card fee. 7% IN sales tax.

March

March 19th - Borntreger Sawmill/Hope, KY Online & Phone Bidding Only

March 20th - IronRing/ Online & Phone Bidding Only

March 22nd - Lake Erie Equipment Auction/ Middlefield, OH

April 10th - IronRing/Online & Phone Bidding Only

Bid Book Deadline is March 19th.

April

Bid Book Deadline is April

April

May

CUSTOM SIGNS POLY COLOR CORE

- 2-Sided & Single Sided- Any Size Up To 4’ X 8’- 1/2 Or 1/4 Thickness- 10-Color Combinations- Various Fonts -

• April 18-20 (Case Convention)

• May 18 (Fallen Heroes Tractor Drive)

• May 31 (IPL Truck/Tractor Pull

• June 8-9 (Civil War Re-Enactments)

• June 21 (KOI)

• July 26-27 (Classic Green)

• Aug 31 (KOI Drag Racing)

• Sept 14 (Truck/Tractor Pull)

• Sept 19-21 (PFTP Show - featuring Case Company) 0 Sept 26-29 (Random Acts of Camping)

Wearing blankets on your horses can be a big benefit in the correct situations, but also may cause discomfort in some situations.

There is so much to choose from. First, pick your outer material, like 600, 1000, and 1200 Denier, RipStop, Polyester, Cordura, etc. Next, your liner, like quilted, felt, fleece, windbreaker and more. And now to decide between rugs, or fitted blankets to turnouts, stable, fly, frost, waterproof, water-repellent, breathable, shoulder gassets, tail flaps, double belly straps, snap or buckle front closures, etc.

So how do you decide what you need for your situation?

Ask yourself the following questions:

• Am I turning them out after workouts, or am I stalling after workouts?

• Can my horse exercise after blanketing?

• Can they get out the wind and rain?

Blanketing horses in cold weather can decrease hay intake significantly. If the weather is too warm, it will make them uncomfortable. To sum it up, most blankets have their own reason for design, material and pricing. If you need help choosing a blanket, come see us or call.

Barb Buster Supreme Turnout Barb Buster Turnout

Arctic Stable-Turnout Warrior Stable-Turnout

Felt Lined Shaft Loop Blanket

Fleece Cooler Blanket

PUBLIC AUCTION

LOCATED: ½ mile south of Shipshewana, IN on SR 5 to 200N, east 3 miles to 500W, north 2 miles

ADDRESS: 4050N 500W, Shipshewana, IN 46565

SAT, MARCH 16, 2024 • 9 AM

BELGIAN HORSES: Nik, 3 yr old gelding -broke; Prince, 7 yr old gelding -broke; 13 yr old gelding -broke; Stella, 8 yr old grade mare -broke; coming 2 yr old gelding -not broke;

FARM EQUIPMENT: John Deere 3020 diesel tractor; Gehl 125 Mix-All grinder with scale; Farmboy 72hp power unit (2010); Class 340 Rollant baler (2018); New Holland 311 baler with motor; New Idea 5209 disc bine; Pequea 7’ tedder; New Holland 258 & 256 hay rakes; New Idea old style hay rake; IHC 6’ sickle bar mower; (4) flat rack hay wagons; Kewanee 44’ elevator with drag & motor; Gehl 99 ensilage blower; 16’ Miller forage wagon; New Holland 782 chopper with 1-row head; hay head for New Holland 782 chopper; New Idea 1-row corn picker; Gehl 217 manure spreader; Pequea 110 manure spreader; Oliver grain drill; (2) John Deere 1240 planters -1 is for parts; (4) forecarts; Miller 2-row cultivator; 1-row cultivator; Pioneer 2-bottom 16” plow; Pioneer RH 1-bottom 16” plow; International 2-bottom 16” plow; International 3-bottom 16” plow (all plows have plastic mold boards); plow packer; Kewanee 10’ disk; Pioneer 15’ spike tooth drag; John Deere 12’ spring tooth drag; 12’ cultipacker; skid loader attachments include sawdust bucket, manure forks & tire scraper;

FARM MISC: Long sisal barn rope; 2,3 & 4-horse eveners; calf crate; chicken & turkey feeders; roll-away chicken nest; (4) skid loader rims with tires; steel wheels & air tires; fence chargers; 3-pt attachments including forks, blade & post hole digger; stainless steel calf puller; (5) calf hutches; 75-gallon pressure tank; 119-gallon bladder tank; F-W jet pump; vacuum pump; older milker buckets; milk strainer; HOG EQUIPMENT • BUTCHERING EQUIPMENT: Self-feeders; creep feeders; farrowing crate; (3) automatic waterers; used hog panels; Cabela 1½hp meat grinder; #32 meat grinder on stand with gas motor; sausage stuffer on stand; black kettle with jacket; butchering tables;

BUGGIES • HARNESS: Surrey with slide-ups & brakes; older single buggy; 2-seat open buggy; wood pony wagon; 2-wheel pony cart; road cart; sleigh; buggy trailer; (4) sets bio Draft harness; (2) bio Standardbred harness; (2) Draft size blankets; (4) sets hames; collars; jockey sticks; ropes with pulleys; various Draft hames & collars;

SHOP & OUTDOOR MISC: Cutting torch with tanks & cart; welder (motor is locked up); handyman jack; hydraulic shop lift; large tool chest on casters; 32’ fiberglass extension ladder; wooden ladder; old galvanized roofing; used metal roofing; misc. lumber; 18# 16D sinker nails; drywall screws

including 17# 6 x 1-5/8”, 25# 6 x 1¼”, 10# 2”; approx. 100’ 4-rail PVC fence; 10”x20’ culvert; electric shop tools; 55 gallon drums; plastic barrels; 5-gallon pails; ornamental wheels; rusty balls of barb wire; Echo chain saw; Snapper tiller; Mantis tiller; lawn mowers; live trap; 6-place bike rack; fishing bow; tripod;

HOUSEHOLD: LP kitchen range; (3) bedroom suites (1 is Rustic Hickory); toddler bed; bureau; 6-yr crib; double wash tubs; small closet cabinet; antique smaller dresser; dining room table with 4 leaves & 8 chairs -good condition; oak table with leaves; 10½’ countertop with sink; Sellers white cabinet; corner cabinet; older cabinet; small stands; various shelves; small bookshelves; teachers desk; child’s school desk; ping pong table; Lazyboy recliner; (2) older sofas & recliners; (2) Lambright recliners; sewing machine cabinet with older single stitch sewing head; folding chairs; Kirby sweeper; cast iron pan & skillet; 50-cup percolator; 5-gallon cooker; butane & gas Coleman irons; glassware; kitchen utensils; lots of 1 & 2-quart canning jars; old books; Pathway magazines; many more items too numerous to mention… Owners: WILLIE JR & RUTH ANN

YODER

The following items are consigned by LARRY & IRMA YODER

FARM EQUIPMENT • FARM MISC: New Holland BR730 4x4 round baler; ICM (2020) 8-bar hay rake TC95G; cornstalk chopper; 3-bottom plow; 1-bottom plow; 4’ & 12’ plow packers; John Deere 12’ & 14’ disks; John Deere drill; New Holland tandem axle manure spreader; liquid manure hauling equipment; 3-pt blade for tractor; 3-pt bush hog for tractor; Calf-Tel calf hut; cattle feeders; heavy duty like-new 4-horse evener; (2) stainless steel milker buckets;

TERMS: Cash or check. Food will be available by Seybert Trail School. Not responsible for accidents. Any announcements made day of auction take precedence over printed matter.

4.8 ACRES • HOUSE • SHOP/BARN • STORAGE BARN

2 CALF FEEDING HOOP BUILDINGS

Phone bids accepted until 4:00 PM on Tuesday, March 19, 2024

HOUSE: 36’x40’ single story with a 16’x16’ entrance, 10’x36’ open patio, full walk-out basement, 2 bedrooms, 1½ baths, new ozone and water softener, new Four Woods roller shades

SHOP/BARN : 46’x80’ with 8’x40’ overhang, 28’x46’ is barn area with 2 box stalls and 3 tie stalls, new pergola overhang, building has 13’6” ceilings and is fully insulated. Shop has a 6-panel solar system with 2 lithium batteries

STORAGE BUILDING: 33’x113’

(2) HOOP BUILDINGS: each 30’x72’ and used for calf feeding operation -Good Income!

SHAVINGS BUILDING: 34’x36’

UTILITY BARN: 8’x12’

New spinning wash line stays

COUNTY RD 1100 N

Public welcome to inspect this real estate Tuesdays from 4:00-6:00 PM or by appointment with the auctioneers. Phone bids will be accepted by Chupp Auctions until 4:00 PM on Tuesday, March 19, 2024. Starting bid is $400,000. For bidding updates or to place a bid, contact Chupp Auctions at 260-499-0216 or 260-499-0093.

TERMS: 10% down (non-refundable) upon accepted offer on March 19, 2024 with balance due at closing. Closing approximately 45 days after the auction with possession given 30 days after closing. Taxes will be pro-rated. Sellers have the right to reject any or all bids. Any announcements made by the auctioneers take precedence over printed matter. This property is being sold contingent upon the Sellers purchasing another property

Owners: DAVID J. & KATHRYN SCHMUCKER

252'

229'

846'

Chupp Auctions presents...

4-DAY ANTIQUE AUCTION

WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY

MARCH 20-23, 2024

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20

Approx. 1 hour of Uncataloged TOYS selling at 3:00 PM

4:00 PM - TOYS

Online bidding available!

• THURSDAY, MARCH 21 •

10:00 AM - UNCATALOGED LOTS

1000+ Lots including advertising, country store, signs, farm primitives & more!

NO online bidding available!

4:00 PM - coleman lanterns

Online bidding available!

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FRIDAY, MARCH 22 •

Online bidding available all day!

9:00 AM - antiques

4:30 PM - antiques

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SATURDAY, MARCH 23

Online bidding available! 9:00 AM - antiques

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ADVERTISING SIGNS: All kinds of petroleum, country store, farm, livestock, soda, seed corn, feed, Orange Crush collection & more;

SALESMAN SAMPLES: Variety of horse-drawn samples, wooden windmill, A.B. Pool train car & more;

WEATHERVANES: Great collection of early weathervanes including Harris cow, variety of early running horses, hollow body horse & rider, medium sheep, touring car, pendant sets & more;

160+ COLEMAN LANTERNS: #316 Arc lantern; #160 Kero-Lite; Quick Lites; plus many more of all kinds of lanterns;

400+ FARM TOYS: Pedal tractors; many 1/8 scale tractors including John Deere 4430 with cab; many custom pieces by George Pippenger; pressed steel trucks; great early Ertl pieces; American Precision; True Scale; Product Miniatures; Slik toys & more;

30+ POCKET WATCHES: RARE LeCoutre 185 quarter hour repeater; most watches 21J to 23J and many with winding indicators; Waltham, Elgin, Rockford, Illinois Bunn Special, Ball, Sangamo Special & more;

200+ TRAPS • MINNOW TRAPS: Bear traps include Newhouse Oneida Community #5, Newhouse #150, ATC #6 and ATC #15; 200+ other traps of all kinds; (4) minnow traps;

20 PEDAL CARS • TOYS: Pedals include American National Lincoln tandem, American National Buick, Line Bros England Triang, Murrays, Steelcrafts, Gartons, Murray Jolly Roger boat & more; Turner 1920’s Lincoln sedan; Dent cast iron horse-drawn hook & ladder fire wagon; cast iron toys; mechanical banks; FARM PRIMITIVES: 100+ Hay carriers; Huge butter churn collection -many RARE!; Hand corn sheller collection; Cast iron seats; windmill weights including a RARE large bell; 10 lb. Hay Budden anvil & other anvils; horse ties; hog oilers; MISC. ITEMS: (5) Gas pumps; Apple peeler, egg beater & kitchen primitives collection; RARE glass fruit jars: 7’L pony-size custom made stagecoach; Texas Longhorn steer head mount with 7’W spread; (20) brass steam whistles; (9) early fans including “The Lake Breeze”; Schwinn Deluxe Excelsior motorbike; other early bikes; 8’x3’ signed orig. Wild West Show painting on canvas; Winchester 1866 .44 cal. rifle; ZIPPO LIGHTER DISPLAYS: (6) Different lighter displays with lighters (5 are lighted); variety of Ronson lighters; Zippo tabletop lighters; touch tip lighters; plus more;

COUNTRY STORE ITEMS: 7’ Prescription counter; variety of countertop showcases; scale collection; (2) porcelain 5-cent Buttermilk dispensers; syrup dispensers; double malt shaker; plus lots more!

NOTICE: This is a VERY abbreviated list!

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Chupp Auctions Presents... FARM TOY AUCTION

To be held at the Chupp Auction Center, 890 S Van Buren St, Shipshewana, IN WED, MARCH

3:00 PM Uncataloged Toys

4:00 PM Cataloged Toys with Online Bidding Available Featuring the Jerry Brubaker Collection!

PEDAL TRACTORS including John Deere 4020 NF Custom & Steelcraft Graham Bradley Jr; 1/8 SCALE TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT including John Deere 4430 with cab, John Deere D with steel lug wheels, tractors with custom pickers, tractors include John Deere, Oliver, Allis Chalmer, International & more; MANY MISC. FARM TOYS: customs by George Pippenger; Ertl John Deere 3020 with clip-on fenders; RARE Ertl John Deere 630 with no muffler hole!; RARE Ertl John Deere 7020 4WD with no air breather, with box; (2) Co-op E-3's; Ertl John Deere A with driver & open flywheel; Ertl Precisions; Slik Toys; SpecCast; True Scale; Ertl Precision; older Ertl’s with ice cream boxes; Ertl John Deere 5780 Prestige Select Combine; Nolt pieces; Product Miniatures; Foxfire 3-pc tractor & figure store display set; American Precisions; OTHER TOYS: D-Bar-D 1/64 scale semi; variety of custom horse-drawn toys; DCP Highway 61 grain trucks; several pressed steel trucks; much more!

10.1 ACRES • 2 PARCELS

HOUSE • BARN • CALF BARN • DOG KENNEL

PARCEL #1: 7.1 ACRES

HOUSE : 34’x40’ 2-story home on concrete slab floor with in-floor heat, 6 bedrooms, 2 full baths, natural gas, 40’x40’ attached family room with full kitchen, 1 full bath, partial basement and utility room, plus 20’x40’ attached garage with 2nd story storage room, house was new in 2019

BARN: 40’x74’with 8 box stalls, 3 tie stalls, tack room and wash bay

DOG KENNEL: 12’x16’ with 8 pens with outdoor runs, in-floor heat, kennel also has outdoor exercise area. This kennel is USDA and K-9 Care approved.

*Option to purchase dogs

Utility barn

PARCEL #2: 3 ACRES

CALF BARN: 40’x290’ currently used as a calf starting operation with heated and insulated milk house, there is also an outdoor manure bunker

Public welcome to inspect this real estate Mondays from 3:00-5:00 PM or by appointment with the auctioneers.

Phone bids will be accepted by Chupp Auctions until 4:00 PM on Friday, March 22, 2024. Starting bid on Parcel #1 is $500,000, on Parcel #2 starting bid is $75,000. Parcels may be purchased separately or as a combination. For bidding updates or to place a bid, contact Chupp Auctions 260-499-0216 or 260-499-0093.

TERMS: 5% down (non-refundable) upon accepted offer on March 22, 2024 with balance due at closing. Closing approximately 45 days after the auction with possession given at closing. Taxes will be pro-rated. Survey, if needed, to be provided by the Sellers. Sellers have the right to reject any or all bids. Any announcements made by the auctioneers take precedence over printed matter.

Owners: OMER & LINDA MILLER

280'

335'

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COUNTY RD 350 S

PARCEL #2 3 ACRES

PARCEL #1 7.1 ACRES

50'

SHIPSHEWANA STANDARDBRED AUCTION

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To reserve your consignment numbers, call Dale Chupp • 260-499-0093.

NOTICE HORSE CONSIGNERS: We are looking for good quality horses! Please make sure your horses are sound. No horses with balking problems.

To have your horses in the auction listing, contact Eric Hostetler at Shipshewana Auction 260-768-4129 by noon on Friday, March 22.

Commission: 6% with $300.00 maximum No Sale Fee: $50.00

‘PHONE BID’ REAL ESTATE AUCTION

PROPERTY LOCATED: 1½ miles south of Shipshewana, IN on SR 5 to US 20, east 1 mile to 200W, north 1/2 mile

• 4.5 ACRES BARE LAND

This property is 4.5 acres of bare land for a great building site! Soil tests will be taken with results given day of the auction. There is an existing well on this property. Public may inspect this property anytime during daylight hours.

Phone bids will be accepted by Chupp Auctions until 4:00 PM on Thursday, March 28, 2024. Starting bid is $100,000. For bidding updates or to place a bid, contact Chupp Auctions at 260-499-0216 or 260-499-0093.

TERMS: 10% down (non-refundable) upon accepted offer on March 28, 2024 with balance due at closing. Closing approximately 60-90 days after the auction with possession given at closing. Survey to be provided by the Seller. Taxes will be pro-rated. Seller has the right to reject any or all bids. Any announcements made by the auctioneers take precedence over printed matter.

Owner: STEVEN L MILLER

MARCH 4

Phone bidding ends at 4:00 PM

Lydia Chupp

7 Acres, 2 Parcels, House, Barn 9027 W 800 N, Nappanee, IN

MARCH 5

Phone bidding ends at 4:00 PM

Dannie & Cathy Miller

3.62 Acres, House, Barn, Shop, Woods

13452-5 CR 12, Middlebury, IN MARCH 6-8

Southern Indiana Carriage & Draft Horse Auction Montgomery, IN

MARCH 11

Phone bidding ends at 4:00 PM

Nathan & Bethany Mullett

3.16 Acres, House, Barn/Shop 10964 CR 14, Middlebury, IN

MARCH 11-15

Topeka Draft Horse Auction Topeka, IN MARCH 16

Willie Jr & Ruth Ann Yoder / Larry & Irma Yoder

Personal Property 4050 N 500 W, Shipshewana, IN

MARCH 19

Phone bidding ends at 4:00 PM

David J & Kathryn Schmucker

4.8 Acres, House, Shop/Barn, Storage Barn, 2 Calf Feeding Hoop Buildings

4171 W 1100 N, Ligonier, IN

MARCH 20-23

Chupp’s 4-Day Antique & Advertising Auction

Chupp Auction Center, Shipshewana, IN

MARCH 22

Phone bidding ends at 4:00 PM

Omer & Linda Miller

10.1 Acres, 2 Parcels, House, Barn, Calf Barn, Dog Kennel 1675 W 350 S, LaGrange, IN

MARCH 23

Shipshewana Standardbred Horse Auction Shipshewana, IN

MARCH 28

Steven L Miller

4.5 Acres Bare Land Shipshewana, IN

APRIL 12-13

2-Day Antique Auction featuring the Lavon Yoder Collection Antiques, Advertising Signs, Carriages & Buggies, Milk Bottles Shipshewana, IN

APRIL 18

Sharron Prough Trust 28.9 Acres Bare Land Shipshewana, IN 46565

APRIL 19-20

Chupp’s 32nd Annual Standardbred Auction MEC, Shipshewana, IN

APRIL 24

Chupp Spring Antique Toy Auction

Chupp Auction Center, Shipshewana, IN

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FORKLIFT • (11) 40' CONTAINERS • HUGE AMOUNT OF RACKING HOPPERS • SUPPLIES • OFFICE EQUIPMENT & MORE

Very nice 2002 Linde, approx. 3,750 lb. side shift, hard rubber, model H2DT-03 LP gas forklift, 16' lift height, 180° turn of forks only, 1565 hrs.; Crown battery-operated manlift picker; alum. forklift tank; (3) steel tipping dumpsters; approx. 10 box trash hoppers w/forklift pockets; (11) clean 40' containers, dry with double door; (2) 9' rolling ladders; pallet jack; numerous air & hard rubber tired aluminum & steel hand carts; many varied-size shop carts, steel & polyvinyl; steel lockers; varied wood & fiberglass stepladders; many 4'x5' stackable steel bunks; late model Pistorius double mitre saw model EMN-14 SN0247740 with double table; Nice National 4' 16 ga. shear w/pneumatic foot pedal, only used for cardboard; extra set of new 4’ National shear blades; Nielsen & Bainbridge model BG 6000 wall mount glass cutter; Circle Master glass, matte or plexiglass cutter; Potdevin model W36 ½ hp drive rubber pinch roller on cart; Potdevin model NTZ36 rolling laminate glue machine; pair of Sealed Air Corp. InstaPak model 901 foam machines w/compound A & B, barrels that are approx. 35% full, guns need replaced; Masterpiece model 500T-X 36" table top laminating machine; Demand styrofoam cube making machine; Double Shooter frame fastening stapler; Acme 3 ph 1 hp 36" edge sander; numerous & various Senco staplers & other small hand tools; approx. 25 lots of 16' & lower multi-shelf & width teardrop & bolt steel racking, a total of approx. 450'

NEW FURNITURE (IN BOX) • MIRRORS • PRINTS

HUGE AMOUNT OF DRIED FLOWERS • DECORATIVE SMALLS NEW BOXES • PILLOWS • DÉCOR

Approx. 10 contemporary geometric armchairs; (2) camo reclining chairs; huge amount of picture frame matboard; huge amount of metal blueprint cabinets full of approx. 50,000 varied prints; large amount of varied mirrors, glass and other; numerous furniture and décor of the Hobby Lobby variety; (6) different offices w/varied office equipment such as chairs, desks, fax machine, file cabinets and varied supplies; multiple boxes of varied linens, towels, napkins, etc.; varied skids of new, knockdown cardboard boxes of assorted sizes for shipping; skid and a half of 6' 1x4 cedar; varied push mowers; gas-powered fish line trimmer; Craftsman 3000-GT 23 hp riding lawn tractor; Varied maintenance equipment

NOTE: The racks are full of all new furniture, décor and dried flowers. You can’t imagine how much is here. We will go online at 10:00 am starting on the forklift. General load out on day of sale and the following Monday. Racks can start coming down on Wednesday, March 13. Forklift available.

Vana-Dell Farms Public Auction

John Deere 340 B track crawler w/bucket and backhoe, Perkins engine; International 6588 2+2 diesel tractor 540 and 1000 rpm 3 pt. double duals; 1975 Minneapolis Moline A4T-1600 diesel 4WD w/rear axle broke, PTO, 3 pt. new axle and bearings and other parts but disassembled - Being sold 1 mile south of the property at 5335 S. County Farm Road; Oliver 1850 NF diesel 3 pt. tractor front starter weight 18.4x34 tires; Ford 2600 WF gas tractor, power steering, 1072 hours; Gehl 4610 diesel skid loader w/bucket, numerous hrs., runs but rough; Clark 4,000 lb LP gas two-stage forklift, hard rubber tires; extra aluminum forklift LP tanks; John Deere 9500 rear wheel assist diesel combine w/straw chopper 30.5L x 32 front rubber, run 2021, clean and stored inside w/Grain Saver bin; John Deere 893 8-row full poly corn head; John Deere 643 6-row corn head, to be sold separately; John Deere 925 poly snout 25' grain head, sold separately; McCurdy small tire late model header wagon; Oliver 560 4-bottom 16" semi-mount plow; White 466 spring pull-type chisel plow 12 11' chisels; 1990 Krause rock flex 30' hydraulic folding discs w/rear hitch; Dunham 42 flat fold 31' wing packer; Tye 15' double disc drill w/front no-till coulters and herbicide tank; White 2-row wide 3 pt. plate planter; Ag-Chem poly front mount saddle tank; (2) tandem axle 1,000-gallon poly nurse trailers w/Pacer pumps and Briggs gas engines; 1979 Chevrolet gas engine big wheel spray truck w/54’ hydraulic booms, 2,000-gallon stainless tank; (4) large 10k gal. fertilizer tanks and others, vertical - To be removed and located 1 mile south at 5335 S. County Farm Road; varied flow meters to be removed; 1979 International 824 single axle truck w/water tank, was milk truck; older Chevy truck w/booms and tanks; (7) manganese in 2.5 gal containers; John Deere Mo-Co 1600A hydroswing 12' haybine; New Holland 488 9' haybine; Gehl 520 11-wheel V-rake; International 440 small square baler, needs needles; Hesston 7155 3-row narrow pull-type forage chopper, stored inside; Agco-New Idea 9' flail haybine-type chopper; 1994 Freightliner semi-tractor w/sleeper, Caterpillar diesel engine, 8-speed w/high and low; Wilson hopper-bottom grain trailer 40' w/hand-roll tarp; Parker model 614 grain cart, hydraulic w/14" auger and tarp, 35L32 tires; heavy-duty Parker 4800 double-door gravity wagon w/heavy 12-ton gear; 150-bushel gravity wagon on gear, 16’ hydraulic auger for beans; 1975 F-700 grain truck w/Jones wooden box 13' bed and 3.5' sides, stored inside; AB-12B automatic grain dryer, used in 2017; Brock two-ring 4-leg feed bin; 36' wide channel Mayrath elevator; good Hutchinson PTO-driven 8" auger, about 50'; Agco-New Idea model 354 single-beater manure spreader poly floor and end gate; Gehl 100 grinder mixer; 6-ton I-beam wagon gear; 26.5' tri-axle hitch-pull homemade trailer 21' bed, beaver tail w/tender foot steel flooring; heavy-duty 20' bed 25' overall pintle-hitch heavy-duty trailer w/ramps, needs new decking; 18' 5th wheel tandem axle trailer w/ramps, needs new floor; 16' tandem axle homemade tilt trailer w/pintle hitch; small flotation tire tandem axle homemade trailer;

GENERATOR • WELDER • LARGE AMOUNT OF SHOP ITEMS

Winpower 12kw PTO-driven farm generator mounted on cart; Trail Wagon 700 UTV, needs some work; 3 pt. hydraulic log splitter; acetylene torch set w/tanks and cart; skid loader attachment for soil probe; Miller Roughneck stick welder; electric herbicide transfer pump; Dole model 400B handheld moisture tester; Lincoln Idealarc SP150 wire welder w/tank and works; (6) Case suitcase weights; hydraulic jacks; drill press; varied vise; grinder; varied hardware cabinets and hardware; misc. shop hardware items; 5 hp horizontal air compressor; old welder; varied work benches; chains; 50-gallon Snyder poly light-duty category one sprayer, battery powered; category 2 quick hitch; International Cub Cadet model 109 hydrostatic lawn tractor, been in the shed for a number of years; numerous and various size single phase electric motors; belt-driven buzz saw; Transmatic PTO cement mixer; varied metal chicken wall hung nests; single axle light-duty trailer-type 100 gal. poly tank sprayer unit w/Briggs gas-powered engine, primarily used for tree sprayer; heavy duty J-Line floor model 4' bed wood lathe; older 1970s Whip snow mobile; Honda gas-powered heavy-duty trash pump; pick up truck diamond toolbox; old driveway bell; steel fence post T-frame, some are new; pitcher pump and varied primitives; (2) rolls 5" tile; misc. livestock gates; (4) 6-section livestock/sow quonset;

HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

Numerous pieces of good household furniture; antique hutch; cherry beds; oak pedestal dining table and (6) chairs; (2) wallmount TVs, approx. 50" and 86"; misc. bedding & linens; a lot of misc. smalls; pots and pans; and more…

Note: Large items start selling approximately 12:00 Noon.

Lake Wawasee ~ Syracuse Lake PROPERTY

Channel Front Property

This is a very nice channel front property located the first house going out to the channel to Lake Wawasee and Syracuse Lake.

The house includes the following:

• 13'x17' kitchen/dining room with stove, refrigerator, dishwasher and disposal

• 13'x15' living room

• 13'x17' master bedroom with attached full bathroom

• Additional full bath on main level

• 9'x11' laundry room with sink

• 7'x13' enclosed porch overlooking channel

• 2 bedrooms upstairs - 9'x12 & 10'x12' with storage closets in hallway

• Gas FA furnace with AC

• 2-car detached garage

• Storage shed

• 1,984 total sq. ft.

Taxes: $1,489.90 per year.

DOWN PAYMENT: 5% down payment on the day of the auction with the balance in cash at closing. The down payment may be made in the form of cash, cashier’s check, personal check or corporate check. Your bidding is not conditional upon financing, so be sure you have arranged financing, if needed, and are capable of paying cash at closing.

ACCEPTANCE OF BID PRICES: All successful bidders will be required to enter into purchase agreements at the auction site immediately following the close of the auction. All final bid prices are subject to approval by the Sellers.

EVIDENCE OF TITLE: Seller shall provide an Owner’s Title Insurance policy in the amount of the purchase price.

DEED: Sellers shall provide Warranty Deed(s).

CLOSING: The balance of the purchase price is due at closing approximately 45 days after presentation of marketable title. Approximately April 25, 2024.

EASEMENTS: Sale of the property is subject to any and all easements of record.

AGENCY: Hahn Auctioneers, Inc. and its representatives are Exclusive Agents of the sellers.

DISCLAIMER AND ABSENCE OF WARRANTIES: All information contained in this brochure and all related materials are subject to the Terms and Conditions outlined in the Purchase Agreement. Announcements made at the auction podium during the time of the sale will take precedence over any previously printed material, or any other oral statements made. The property is being sold on an

“AS IS, WHERE IS” basis, and no warranty or representation, either expressed or implied, concerning the property is made by the seller or the auction company. All sketches and dimensions in the brochure are approximate. Each potential buyer is responsible for conducting his/her own independent inspections, investigations, inquiries and due diligence concerning the property. The information contained in this flyer is subject to verification by all parties relying on it. No liability for its accuracy, errors or omissions is assumed by the seller or the auction company. Conduct of the auction and increments of bidding are at the direction and discretion

of the auctioneer. The seller and selling agents reserve the right to preclude any person from bidding if there is any question as to such person’s credentials. All decisions of the auctioneer are final.

ANY ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE THE DAY OF THE SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PRINTED MATERIAL OR ANY OTHER ORAL STATEMENTS MADE.

AUCTIONEER NOTE: Your bidding is not conditional upon financing, so be sure you have arranged financing if needed. For more information on financing or inspection, contact Hahn Auctioneers, Inc.

APPROXIMATELY 2 ¼ ACRES WITH LARGE HOUSE & OUTBUILDING

General Info: This little over 2 acres of ground has located on it a large 2-story house that was built in about 1964. The total square footage is approximately 2,592 sq. ft. It has a basement of approximately 672 ft. that has some moisture issues. There is a very large master bedroom with a very large hot tub, shower and full bath. There is also a very large family room, a fireplace, a formal living room, dining room, kitchen and half bath. The upstairs has two bedrooms and a bath. The one bedroom was a combination of two separate bedrooms. The well appears to be an older 2” well and it has a mound septic system. It has central air, water softener, 200 amp electric service and also an inground pool that has a new liner in 2023, but has not been used for a few years. There is a large, detached two-car garage with a drivethrough with two rear overheads so you can drive to another building that is directly behind it. That building is used for storage.

Tax Amount: $3,051.38 2022 due in 2023. 2023 due 2024 not available yet.

2001 Lexus LX7, V8, 4x4 SUV, runs; 2002 Ford Ranger Pickup, Doesn’t Run, 203k miles; 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 Laramie, Cummins Diesel, ¾-Ton Truck w/Utility Box, Not Running, w/Rust; 1999 Cadillac DeVille 4-Door Automobile, Doesn’t Run, No Miles; Tandem Axle Beaver-Tailed 18' Hitch-Pull Trailer w/Ramps, Wood Is Bad On Floor; Varied Rototillers, Lawn Mowers, High Pressure Sprayers Not Working; Snowblower; Cub Cadet LT1042 Riding Lawn Mower; Misc. Scrap; Varied Pieces of Household Furniture, Sofa, Bedroom Suite & More.

Land Auction Weaver

TRACT 1: 12.67± Acres

Road frontage on 175 E and 1200 N

TRACT 2: 20.5± Acres

Approximately 5 acres wooded. Road frontage on 175 E

TRACT 3: 20.5± Acres

All tillable. Road frontage on 175 E

Soils Map

Soils Map

TRACT 4: 20.5± Acres

All tillable. Road frontage on 175 E and 1150 N

NOTE: House and Buildings are NOT included!

AGENCY: Hahn Auctioneers, Inc. and its representatives are Exclusive Agents of the sellers.

DOWN

ACCEPTANCE

EVIDENCE OF TITLE: Seller shall provide an Owner’s Title Insurance policy in the amount of the purchase price.

DEED: Sellers shall provide Warranty Deed(s).

CLOSING: The balance of the purchase price is due at closing approximately 45 days after presentation of marketable title. Approximately May 1, 2024.

ACREAGE: All tract acreages, dimensions and proposed boundaries are approximate and have been estimated based on current legal descriptions and/or aerial photos.

SURVEY: Split 50-50 between buyer and seller, if needed, to determine new legal descriptions.

EASEMENTS: Sale of the property is subject to any and all easements of record.

DISCLAIMER AND ABSENCE OF WARRANTIES: All information contained in this brochure and all related materials are subject to the Terms and Conditions outlined in the Purchase Agreement. Announcements made at the auction podium during the time of the sale will take precedence over any previously printed material, or any other oral statements made. The property is being sold on an “AS IS, WHERE IS” basis, and no warranty or representation, either

Hooley REAL ESTATE AUCTION

Property location…

West of St. Rd. 15 in New Paris, Indiana on CR 46 to 20672 CR 46 New Paris, IN 46553

Auction held at… Maple Grove Community Church 20430 CR 46 New Paris, IN 46553

PROCEDURE: The property will be offered in 5 individual parcels or combinations. There will be open bidding on most tracts during the auction as determined by the Auctioneer. Bids on tracts and the total property may compete. The property will be sold in the manner resulting in the highest total sale price, subject to confirmation of the sellers. Can't make the auction in person? Call us and bid by phone!

DOWN PAYMENT: 10% down payment on the day of the auction with the balance in cash at closing. The down payment may be made in the form of cash, cashier’s check, personal check or corporate check. Your bidding is not conditional upon financing, so be sure you have arranged financing, if needed, and are capable of paying cash at closing.

ACCEPTANCE OF BID PRICES: All successful bidders will be required to enter into purchase agreements at the auction site immediately following the close of the auction. All final bid prices are subject to approval by the Sellers.

EVIDENCE OF TITLE: Seller shall provide an Owner’s Title Insurance policy in the amount of the purchase price.

DEED: Sellers shall provide Warranty Deed(s).

CLOSING: The balance of the purchase price is due at closing approximately 60 days after presentation of marketable title. Approximately May 1, 2024.

ACREAGE: All tract acreages, dimensions and proposed boundaries are approximate and have been estimated based on current legal descriptions and/or aerial photos.

SURVEY: Split 50-50 between buyer and seller, if needed, to determine new legal descriptions.

Tract 1: 27.4± acres all tillable with road frontage on CR 19.

Tract 2: 27.4± acres all tillable with road frontage on CR 19.

Tract 3: 20.21± acres all wooded with road frontage on CR 19. North boundary will be the center of the creek.

Tract 4: 38.75± acres nearly all tillable. Approximately 297' of road frontage on CR 46.

Tract 5: 3± acre potential building site. All tillable. 220' of road frontage on CR 46.

POSSESSION: End of 2024 crop year. Cash rent split 50/50.

REAL ESTATE TAXES: TBD

EASEMENTS: Sale of the property is subject to any and all easements of record.

AGENCY: Hahn Auctioneers, Inc. and its representatives are Exclusive Agents of the sellers.

DISCLAIMER AND ABSENCE OF WARRAN-

TIES: All information contained in this brochure and all related materials are subject to the Terms and Conditions outlined in the Purchase Agreement. Announcements made at the auction podium during the time of the sale will take precedence over any previously printed material, or any other oral statements made. The property is being sold on an “AS IS, WHERE IS” basis, and no warranty or representation, either expressed or implied, concerning the property is made by the seller or the auction company. All sketches and dimensions in the brochure are approximate. Each

potential buyer is responsible for conducting his/her own independent inspections, investigations, inquiries and due diligence concerning the property. The information contained in this brochure is subject to verification by all parties relying on it. No liability for its accuracy, errors or omissions is assumed by the seller or the auction company. Conduct of the auction and increments of bidding are at the direction and discretion of the auctioneer. The seller and selling agents reserve the right to preclude any person from bidding if there is any question as to such person’s credentials. All decisions of the auctioneer are final.

ANY ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE THE DAY OF THE SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PRINTED MATERIAL OR ANY OTHER ORAL STATEMENTS MADE.

AUCTIONEER NOTE: Your bidding is not conditional upon financing, so be sure you have arranged financing if needed. For more information on financing or inspection, contact Hahn Auctioneers, Inc.

ACCEPTANCE

EVIDENCE OF TITLE: Seller shall provide an Owner’s Title Insurance policy in the amount of the purchase price.

DEED: Sellers shall provide Quit Claim Deed(s).

CLOSING: The balance of the purchase price is due at closing approximately 45 days after presentation of marketable title. Approximately May 15, 2024.

EASEMENTS: Sale of the property is subject to any and all easements of record.

AGENCY: Hahn Auctioneers, Inc. and its representatives are Exclusive Agents of the sellers.

DISCLAIMER AND ABSENCE OF WARRANTIES: All information contained in this brochure and all related materials are subject to the Terms and Conditions outlined in the Purchase Agreement. Announcements made at the auction podium during the time of the sale will take precedence over any previously printed material, or any other oral statements made. The property is being sold on an “AS IS, WHERE IS” basis, and no warranty or representation, either

OVER PRINTED MATERIAL OR ANY OTHER ORAL STATEMENTS MADE. AUCTIONEER NOTE:

expressed or implied, concerning the property is made by the seller or the auction company. All sketches and dimensions in the brochure are approximate. Each potential buyer is responsible for conducting his/her own independent inspections, investigations, inquiries and due diligence concerning the property. The information contained in this flyer is subject to verification by all parties relying on it. No liability for its accuracy, errors or omissions is assumed by the seller or the auction company. Conduct of the auction and increments of bidding are at the direction and discretion of the auctioneer. The seller and selling agents reserve the right to preclude any person from bidding if there is any question as to such person’s credentials. All decisions of the auctioneer are final. ANY ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE THE DAY OF THE SALE TAKE PRE-

SNARES : Equipment includes: Adler 867 sewing machine with electronics; new grommet machine; dies; fabric & grommets. Consists of building assortment of bags & bird snares. This is a newer division with tons of potential.

5 ACRES • HOUSE BARN • SHOP • KENNEL

HOUSE : 1 story, approx. 2,500 sq. ft. main level on partial basement, 4 possible 6 bedroom, 2 bath, lots of updates in the last 7 years, front porch, patio on back side of home.

POLE BARN : 40' x 80', 40' x 32' is used for barn area, 5 box stalls, wash bay, 40' x 48' is a 2 story and insulated, tack room, hay loft, concrete barnyard, auto water, manure pad, approx. 15' x 40' L shaped area is used for shop, approx. 30' x 40' area is used for dog kennel area, very nice finished area, additional 22' x 56' lean for dogs, this all has floor heat, very nice facility.

SHOP : 28' x 48' fully insulated, 1½ story lined, part of building is used for kennel area, full floor heat, bathroom area.

OPTION TO BUY : Option to buy property without kennel.

NOTES : If someone wanted to, this kennel could very easily be converted to a horse barn. Big solar battery pack system with 15 panels, (4) 150 Amp lithium batteries, 8000 watt Radon Inverter charger, 7000 watt diesel generator.

fenders, in A1 condition; 2-seater upright “Burley” with 700 c wheels, high pressure tires, fenders, rack, ready to ride; 2-seater upright “Giordano Viggio” with high pressure tires, fenders, like new; 2-seater upright Raleigh Companion with 700 c wheels, high pressure tires, fenders, in new condition; Red Runs Screamer in very good condition, total tune up, fenders, racks, large bags, pump, new rechargeable lights, mirrors, flag light; tandem 3-wheeler brand new, fenders, basket; sample of new women’s with fenders & rack; sample of new mens with fenders & rack; sample of used, all reconditioned; Green Bachetta with rack, bags, fenders, mirror; wht Rans V-Rex, good rack, bags, fenders, mirror; Brickell tandem, brand new, fenders & rack; Millertech head lamps; Millertech tire inflator, cordless battery; Millertech tire inflator, rechargeable; helmets; lubes & cleaners; baskets; racks, carriers, fenders; safety vest; Frogg Togg rain gear; locks; kickstands; child seats; floor pumps; bike cart hitch; speedometers, lights, mirrors; padded shorts; tubes; 1-wheeled trailer; tag-a-long; bike cart with convertible top; bike cart; Thule bike cart.

Used Bikes are Name Brand, Giant, Fuji, Raleigh, etc.

All new bikes will be registered under Heartland Bike Shop.

All buyers of new bikes will be in a drawing for a prize!

PHONE BID SHOP AUCTION

• NEW 44' X 64' SHOP BUILT IN 2 DAYS • All proceeds go toward The Community Health Clinic. This building is built by our local construction crews who are donating their time. For questions about the building project, call Gerald Bontrager from Riverland Construction at 260-761-2162. Changes to the specs can be done, but with extra cost.

• Permits for

• Excavating for flat building site including up to 20 hours onsite prep

• Fill dirt will be at buyers expense

• 6" x 4' poured wall foundation

• 24' x 44' will have 9' ceiling with room-in-attic-truss

• 40' x 44' will have 12' walls with cathedral ceiling approximately 19'

• (1) floor drain in center stubbed to outside of building

• (1) ½" foam under 4" concrete floor

• 2" x 6" exterior walls with 7/16 OSB and Tyvek 12" concrete curb

• 6/12 roof trusses with G-rib metal roof on 2' x 4' sheeting

• Embossed metal ceiling

• (11) 34" x 48" DH vinyl windows

• (2) 3668 ½ glass exterior doors

• 20" overhang on back

• Vinyl siding, vinyl soffit, and fascia

• 8' porch overhang 32' x 8' wrap around corner 8' deep with 12'w x 8'h overhead door with a 16' gable centered over overhead door

• (4) rough sawn post with knee braces

• 12'w x 10'h overhead door into cathedral part of shop

• R38 blown-in cellulose insulation in ceiling

• 8' x 72' concrete pad along front of building

• Aluminum guttering and downspouts

• Insulation for wall and wall covering and labor are not included

• Must be built before October 1, 2024

Lots of Food