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918.423.28001.800.725.3673
720 SOUTH GEORGE NIGH EXPRESSWAY McALESTER, OK 74501
WHAT’S INSIDE?
717 S 2nd-McAlester, OK
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Funny Bone..............................................................Page 2Fall Home Page........................................................Page 3What’s the Scariest Thing Happening?....................Page 4US to Promote us of Opoiod Alternatives.............Page 5Business Directory Classifieds................................................................Page 6Oil & Gas News........................................................Page 8Hunter’s Edge..........................................................Page 9Rancher’s Resource .............................................Page 10This Day in History................................................Page 12Halloween Safety McAlester Police Dept...............Page 13Livestock Market....................................................Page 14Pittsburg County Jail LogSudokuPittsburg County Absentee Ballot...........................Page 15Sound Off...............................................................Page 16Astrology.................................................................Page 20
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Putting Foot in MouthWhen I was in high school, I worked as a cashier at a local grocery store. One weekend, at the very end of a ten-hour shift, I was utterly exhausted and partially brain dead. A woman came through buying diapers and baby formula, and as we chatted she confided in me that she had a newborn at home. I, in my brain-dead state, took one look at her still-heavy-with-baby-weight frame and popped off with, "Oh, and another one on the way!" *Hides face in mortal h u m i l i a t i o n * Unfortunately it didn't click until AFTER the words were out of my mouth. I spe n t the r e s t o f the weekend praying I would
never see her again.
Phoning the OperatorAs a young child, I called the phone company for information about the name of the dog aboard a Russian s a t e l l i t e . T h e p h o n e company advertised they had an information line which gave customers a c c e s s t o w o r l d w i d e information on everything. Somehow I thought the phone company was a s u b s i d i a r y o f t h e encyclopedia/some sort of p o s s i b l e i n f o r m a t i o n company. Of course I later realized they were only in the phone business and if I stayed on the line too long, they might try to sell me some yellow phone book page advertising for a fee.
Late for Bible ClassA little girl, dressed in her Sunday best, was running as fast as she could, trying not to be late for Bible class. As she ran she prayed, "Dear Lord, please don't let me be late! Dear Lord, please don't let me be late!" While she was running and praying, she tripped on a curb and fell, getting her clothes dirty and tearing her dress. She got up, brushed herself off, and started running again. As she ran she once again began to pray, "Dear Lord, please don't let me be late...But please don't shove me either!"
The Boasting BoysThree boys are in the schoolyard bragging about their fathers. The first boy says, "My Dad scribbles a few words on a piece of paper, he calls it a poem, they give him $50." The second boy says, "That's nothing. My Dad scribbles a few words on a piece of paper, he calls it a song,
they give him $100." The third boy says, "I got you both beat. My Dad scribbles a few words on a piece of paper, he calls it a sermon. And it takes eight people to collect all the money!”
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WHAT IS THE SCARIEST THING HAPPENING?It’s Halloween season and the most frightening things happening aren’t scary movie marathons, séances or graveyard ghost tours. Out in the world, common sense is d i s a p p e a r i n g l i k e a translucent apparition in the halls of a haunted house.It’s not uncommon for people to investigate their ancestry a n d t u r n u p u n u s u a l information. Perhaps finding a g r e a t , g r e a t , g r e a t g r a n d m o t h e r w h o w a s burned at the stake after being accused of witchery in Salem. Maybe a long-lost relative was a serial killer. But no ancestor could be as bad as one who sided with the confederacy during the Civil War – especially if there is a statue honoring him.
Deranged activists have toppled these statues around the country – almost in zombie-like fashion. In fact, some of their concrete victims had no relation to civil rights or the civil war. It’s truly scary that they are so uninformed, yet so willing to destroy. They are attempting to erase any history that they find egregious instead of recognizing that our country fought a civil war that culminated in freedom for slaves. In fact, there are a number o f “ c iv i l war ” monuments whose purpose is to remind people of the dark time in our history that was overcome. In OKC, it’s some public schools who’ve become targets. Long-standing names o f J ackson E lementa ry ( C o n f e d e r a t e G e n e r a l Stonewall) and Stand Watie Elementary (Native
A m e r i c a n C o n f e d e r a t e General) are on the chopping block. Their crime is that they were named years ago after men who fought in a war that had lots of ramifications including supporting slavery. But the Democrats were vastly responsible for the Ku Klux Klan activities in the first half of the 20th century and nobody is asking the Democratic party to rename itself.I f OKC Publ ic Schools financial status was stronger, th i s expens ive rename w o u l d n ’ t b e q u i t e s o offensive. But at a time when they can barely hire qualified teachers and the legislature can’t be bothered to balance a budget, the last thing that should be happening is m o n e y – e v e n p r i v a t e d o n a t i o n s - s p e n t o n renaming a school. There were originally even more schools accused of harboring racist names. But after poring over old records, officials couldn’t determine who they were really named after. It even took some digging to determine if it was the “good Jackson” or the “bad Jackson” whose name is on the school. If it’s not readily known that this is an offensive name, why change it? I strongly doubt that anyone paid any mind to the blue and white
“Jackson Elementary School” sign until some people decided to make it the cause of the day. People previously oblivious became strongly offended almost overnight.So what’s next? My oldest son’s middle name is Davis because we are descendants o f P r e s i d e n t o f t h e Confederacy, Jefferson Davis. When will activists demand that all remnants of anything related to the south side of the civil war be outlawed? Maybe we go ahead and start with Jackson County in southwestern Oklahoma. Why should an elementary school be renamed but the same Confederate General’s namesake stays on an entire county? All of this renaming is downright silly, but the future ramifications could be downright scary. In the end, destroying all remnants of the past doesn’t guarantee a better future.Our country isn’t perfect and never has been. But trying to apply today’s standards to the behavior and social mores of another time is wasted energy -- much like knocking down a concrete statue and kicking it. The ghosts of our heritage should remain with us, providing guideposts for future actions and decisions.
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U.S. to promote use of opioid alternatives to treat addiction(Reuters) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration plans to encourage opioid addicts to use less harmful o p i o i d d r u g s s u c h a s m e t h a d o n e a n d buprenorphine, a radical shift in policy that could a g i t a t e t h o s e i n t h e addiction field who believe abstinence is the only effective treatment.Speaking before the House Committee on Energy and Commerce on Wednesday,
FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb outlined a proposal under which every addict who suffers a non-fatal overdose would be treated with an opioid substitute, f o r l o n g p e r i o d s i f necessary, or even for life.The United States is battling a growing opioid abuse epidemic that claimed more than 33,000 people in 2015, more than any year on record, according to federal data.
“I know this may make s o m e p e o p l e uncomfortable,” Gottlieb said of his proposal.
Even so, he added, “FDA will join efforts to break the stigma associated with m e d i c a t i o n s u s e d f o r addiction treatment.”Gottlieb’s plan mirrors his recent proposal to reduce nicotine in cigarettes while e x p a n d i n g a c c e s s t o potentially less harmful nicotine delivery devices such as e-cigarettes. Both proposals embrace an approach to substance abuse that aims to reduce harm rather than insist on complete abstinence.The stigma around opioid alternatives, Gottlieb said, “reflects a view some have, tha t a pa t ient i s s t i l l suffering from addiction even when they’re in full recovery, just because they require medication to treat their illness.”Drugs such as methadone and buprenorphine reduce pain in the same way that opioids do, but without
delivering the “high” that leads to addiction. They are used to help addicts taper off opioids, but insurers are not always willing to pay for the treatment.Gottlieb cited data from the C o m m o n w e a l t h o f Massachusetts which found a greater than 50 percent reduction in the risk of death from overdose among t h o s e t r e a t e d w i t h m e t h a d o n e o r buprenorphine after an overdose.This kind of data “has immense implications for insurers and policymakers in deciding how to adopt these treatments,” he said. The FDA also plans to examine expanding the l a b e l s f o r e x i s t i n g m e d i c a t i o n - a s s i s t e d treatment for everyone who presents with an overdose, based on data showing a reduction in deaths.“Such an effort would be a first for FDA,” Gottlieb said. “We believe that granting such an indicat ion in labeling can help promote more widespread use of, and coverage for, these
treatments.”The FDA, he said, will issue guidance for drugmakers to promote the development of new addiction treatments and lay out the agency’s interest in “novel, non-a b s t i n e n c e - b a s e d ” products.
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2009 Harley Davidson Cross Bones with 5600 miles. Asking $14950. Call Eddie @ 918-302-8692-------------------------------------1985 Monark flat bottom boat with (good condition) 2016 Yamaha 4 stroke motor (like new). Complete set up $6500. Call 580-364-2149. 10/31 2--------------------------------------
2006 Harley Davidson Dyna Wide Glide (FXDWG) with 61K miles, black paint. Asking $5900. Call Eddie @ 918-302-8692-------------------------------------------------
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2009 Harley Davidson FXDBI 8018 miles rebuilt title. Asking $6900. Call Eddie @ 918-302-8692--------------------------------------------
Campers & Trailers
1997 Chevrolet 3500 Utility Trucks (2 to choose from) 5.7 V8, 200K plus miles, automatics, A/C in both. $2750 pick. Call Eddie @ 918-302-8692-------------------------------------------
1999 Int'l 4900 w/ 14ft dump bed and 25K lb DP winch, 530E motor @ 275hp w/ 74K miles, rolling tailboard, pintle hitch, good rubber, automatic, ready to use, asking $26,500, call Eddie @ 918-302-8692—-------------------------------------
2005 Ford F550 Cab & Chassis, 80K mi les , 2WD, chass i s measures 10ft from back of cab to rear ctr hub and 15ft to end of frame, asking $12500, call Eddie @ 918-302-8692------------------------------------------
2000 Chevy 6500 w/ 16ft Knapheide dump bed, Cat motor 190hp 7.2 liter with 137K miles, new PTO and cylinder, asking $13500. Call Eddie @ 918-302-8692------------------------------------------
2005 Mercury Marquise. 147,400 miles. Good condition. $3500 or trade for pickup. Call 580-980-0551. 10/24 2-------------------------------------------2008 Chevy Impala. 4 door, 4 like new tires, with 68,000 miles. Excellent condition. $7500. Call 918-617-0054. 10/24 2--------------------------------------------1993 Caparice 305 V8, auto, 100k miles, clean and well kept car, all options, cold AC $2800. 918-423-2022. 10/24 2--------------------------------------------2015 Dodge Dart. $500 down. Shawnee Auto Mall. Shawnee, OK. Call 405-275-3500. 10/31 2--------------------------------------------2017 Ford Fusion. 7k miles. Shawnee Auto Mall. Shawnee, OK. Call 405-275-3500. 10/31 2--------------------------------------------2015 Nissan Altima. 14k miles. Shawnee Auto Mall. Shawnee, OK. Call 405-275-3500. 10/31 2--------------------------------------------New 2018 Chevrolet Equinox. FWD LT. MSRP $32,490. Sale price $31,447. Rebate $3000. $28,447. Stuteville Chevrolet of Durant, OK. Call 580-920-1800 or 888-458-3041. 10/31 2--------------------------------------------2016 Ford Focus. White. 18,135 miles . $13,966. Stutevi l le Chevrolet of Durant, OK. Call 580-920-1800 or 888-458-3041. 10/31 2--------------------------------------------2017 Chevy Cruze Sedan. Silver. 2,030 miles. $17,988. Stuteville Chevrolet of Durant, OK. Call 580-920-1800 or 888-458-3041. 10/31
2013 Dodge Hemi Shortwide Pickup. 31kmiles, 2nd owner, like new. Loaded with extra's, too many to list. SHARP! Must see. Retails for $21,000, selling f o r $ 1 8 , 0 0 0 . S h o w n b y appointment only. Call 918-916-8166. 9/26 3------------------------------------------2015 Ford Explorer. Gray. 7 3 , 4 7 1 m i l e s . $ 2 1 , 9 8 8 . Stuteville Chevrolet Durant. Durant, OK. Call 580-920-1800 or 888-458-3041. 10/24 2------------------------------------------
For Sale: 2000 Jeep TJ Wrangler Sport. 174,000 + miles. Inline 6 cylinder, 5 speed transmission. Tires & shocks are 2 yrs. old. New windshield & radio/CD player. Cruise control, AC, tilt steering wheel, rear wiper & defogger, rear seat, receiver hitch 2", rock sliders to protect the rocker panel, oil pan skid plate (Nthe Degree). $8250 OBO. Call 918-429-9129. 10/24 2-------------------------------------------1990 GMC 4x4 Suburban. $2700. Call 918-429-1254. No answer leave message. 10/31 2-------------------------------------------
1981 Ford F9000 Dump Truck 56K original mile truck with 14 yard bed. Call Eddie for more info 918-423-8692-------------------------------------------
For Sale: 2003 Handicap Van. White. In excellent condition with a pull out ramp. $8000 OBO. Cal l 580-889-6437. 10/24 2------------------------------------------2016 GMC 15,000 miles, 5.3, $16,950 or trade. 918-427-7806. 10/17 2------------------------------------------2013 Ford Edge SEL FWD. Kodiak brown. $19,995. Red River Ford. Durant, OK. Call 580-924-9458. 10/17 2------------------------------------------1990 GMC 4x4 Suburban. $2700. Call 918-429-1254. No answer leave message. 10/31 2------------------------------------------2013 Dodge Ram 1500. Blue. 1 1 0 , 6 2 0 m i l e s . $ 2 1 , 9 8 8 . Stuteville Chevrolet Durant. Durant, OK.. Call 580-920-1800 or 888-458-3041. 10/24 2------------------------------------------2012 Toyota Tundra. Gray. 7 7 , 0 5 1 m i l e s . $ 2 3 , 9 8 8 . Stuteville Chevrolet Durant. Durant, OK. Call 580-920-1800 or 888-458-3041. 10/24 2-------------------------------------------2014 Ford Explorer XLT. Sunset. $26,995. Red River Ford. Durant, OK. Call 580-924-9458. 10/24 2-----------------------------------------2014 Chevy Silverado 1500. Blue, 27,925 miles. $28,988. Stuteville Chevrolet of Durant, OK.Call 580-920-1800 or 888-458-3041. 10/31 2----------------------------------------New 2017 Chevrolet 1500. Double Cab short box. 2 wheel drive, custom. MSRP $36,345. Sale price $34,487. Rebate $4750. $29,737. Stuteville Chevrolet of Durant, OK. Call 580-920-1800 or 888-458-3041. 10/31 2------------------------------------------2015 Cadillac SRX. Black. 23,301. $27,988. Stuteville Chevrolet of Durant, OK. Call 580-920-1800 or 888-458-3041. 10/31 2-----------------------------------------
For Sale: ACA Boston Terrier puppies, 3 months old. 1 Male $400 1 female $500 Cash only 918-470-6529. 10/31--------------------------------------------
2008 Hyperlite 25 foot bumper pull in immaculate condition, sone slide, super nice, new tires, new awning, $10,000. Call 580-624-0057 for information. Garage kept. A must see, it is as stated like NEW! 10/31 4--------------------------------------------For Sale: 5X10 Tilt Trailer, 90 STIHL weed eater, & Rear Tine Tiller. $600 for all. Call 580-364-2149. 10/31 2
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Farm EquipmentOlder model S & H 2 horse bumper pull trailer. Good tires, spare, good wood floor, tows good, new wiring on lights. Ready to go. $1395 Call 580 364-6592. 10/17 2 ---------------------------------------------Massey Ferguson 283. 3 pt. PTO. Good condition. $8,250. Goodson Equipment Sales. Holdenville, OK. Call 405-379-6957 or 405-221-0899. 10/31 2----------------------------------------------Ford 3910 with Loader, New Rubber $9750. Good condition. Goodson Equipment Sales . Holdenville, OK. Call 405-379-6957 or 405-221-0899. 10/31 2---------------------------------------------IH-806 Diesel Tractor, 110hp with cab. Runs good. New seat. Text or call 918-869-8855. 10/31 2---------------------------------------------Ford 3000 diesel tractor, 3 cyl. $4,050 580-272-4888 or 580-235-0221. 10/24 2---------------------------------------------Kubota 7040DT. $29,000. Stewart Martin. Okmulgee, OK. Call 918-756-3560. 10/31 2--------------------------------------------Kubota L4400HST 4WD. 426 hours with loader. Stewart Martin. Okmulgee, OK. Call 918-756-3560. 10/17 2
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2013 Ford Edge SEL. FWD, Kodiak Brown. $19,995. Red River Ford. Durant, OK. Call 580-924-9458. 10/24 2------------------------------------------1983 Chevy Silverado Swb 4x4, flatbed $2500. OBO 580-272-4888 or 580-2350221. 10/24 2-------------------------------------------2002 Ford Explorer. Great price! Lee Auto Sales. McAlester, OK. Call 918-423-7887. 10/24 2-------------------------------------------2006 Trailblazer 4WD, everthing works, air, heat, and more $6,000 580-364-2149. 10/31 2------------------------------------------2008 Ford F-150 Supercrew XL. Gray. $20,995. Red River Ford. Durant, OK. Call 580-924-9458. 10/24 2-------------------------------------------
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2016 Ford Focus. White. 18,135 miles . $13,966. Stutevi l le Chevrolet Durant. Durant, OK. Call 580-920-1800 or 888-458-3041. 10/24 2--------------------------------------------2014 Dodge Charge. White. 20,939 miles. $18,988. Stuteville Chevrolet Durant. Durant, OK. Call 580-920-1800 or 888-458-3041. 10/24 2-------------------------------------------2012 Chevrolet Camaro. Black. 54,522 miles. $32,988. Stuteville Chevrolet Durant. Durant, OK. Call 580-920-1800 or 888-458-3041. 10/24 2--------------------------------------------
1993 Caparice 305 V8, auto, 100k miles, clean and well kept car, all options, cold AC $2800. 918-423-2022. 10/24 2--------------------------------------------
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9/26 5------------------------------------------ For Sale: Several beautiful pieces of jewelry. Call to look 580-624-0057. 10/24 2-------------------------------------------
Bulls For Sale: Black Polled Saler Bulls. 12 to 24 months. Easy calving. Fast Growth. $1,000 to $1,800. Call 405-380-7235. Heifer Pairs. Delivery available. 9/26 4-------------------------------------------For Sale: Mixed Grass 4x5 Round Bales Net Wrapped. This years: $40, Last years: $30, & 2 year old $20. Spaulding, OK. Call 405-379-7169. 10/17 4--------------------------------------------
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1996 Gilbreath 23ft Rolloff bed, rated @ 60K lb capacity, model U5-0R-174, asking $6500, call Eddie @ 918-302-8692--------------------------------------------
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Large Collection of LP Records from 40's thru 90's; Specialty great vocalist. Such as Streisand, Sinatra, Garland, Crosby, Patsy Cline, Also Jazz etc... Also have 78 records. Selling by piece. Call 918-565-7326. 10/24 2------------------------------------------Full size Faux Brass bed, with mattress and box springs. Best offer. 918-565-7326. 10/24 2-------------------------------------------Nordic Trac Treadmill. Like new. Call for more information 918-297-3471. 10/24 2-------------------------------------------Set of (4) 17" Factory Rims off of a 2005 Dodge Ram. $100. Call 918-297-3471. 10/24 2-------------------------------------------
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Livestock4 Corrientes or 3 heifers and a longhorn bull . Nice starter herds and roping stock. Also have registered longhorn heifers, bred cows, pairs and bulls. Prices start at $600 each. Delivery available Call 580 364-6592 for pictures or more info.-------------------------------------------Nice registered longhorn bulls and low birth weight Angus bulls. Great for heifers. 1 year up to 8 year old bulls. Price start a t $1000 each . De l ive ry available. Call 580 364-6592 for pictures or more info.-------------------------------------------
Much Bridal Bling Remains: Still h a v e l g . c o l l e c t i o n s o f rhinestones/pearls which would b e n i c e f o r w e d d i n g f o r bridesmaid/bridesmaid mothers. Not cheap - not expensive. Midline . Very reasonable & well made. Call 918-565-7326. 10/24 2-----------------------------------------
I am still looking for that Silver Gray Trunk that somebody took from Wyrick Storage. I would like for them to bring it back or they know someone who has it. I need it back and the things that is in it. Pleas call 580-889-6437. 10/24 2-----------------------------------------58 year old SWM needs to share home with someone. I prefer a female. Call 580-258-8023. 10/24 2-----------------------------------------Whirlpool Gas Dryer. $80. Calvin area. Leave message if no answer. Call 405-645-1025 or 405-712-8977. 10/24 2-----------------------------------------Ya m a h a g o l d c a r t , l i f t , windwindshield, mirror, power motor, EC, seats 4 Call Bob. 918-689-1709. 10/24 2-------------------------------------------18" Polished Chrome mags. Factory GMC 6 hole, will fit chevy also with lugs nuts. $350 might consider some trade. Call 918-916-8166. No answer leave message. 10/31 2------------------------------------------For Sale or trade: Set of factory Chevy pickup wheels with centers and lugs. Off of a 2006 model Chevy. What you got? Call 918-916-8166. No answer leave message. 10/31 2-------------------------------------------Porcelian dolls, Mexican dolls, Georgetown $60 ea 918-423-6384. 10/31 2
Barrel Saddle 14" seat w/cinch $75 or w/new pad $90. Call 918-423-6938. 10/24 2----------------------------------------Portable Dog Pen. 6 panels, 5ft. wide x 6' tall. Gate in 1 panel. Bright & shiny. $175. Call 918-423-6938. 10/24 2-----------------------------------------55 gallon metal barrel's with lids & rings . Some with plugs. Not bent or rusty. One or all $8 each. Call 918-423-6938. 10/24 2-----------------------------------------Savage Axis 308 caliber. Like new. Bushnell Scope 6-24x50 AOE. 3 magazines. $475. 918-448-3833. 10/24 2------------------------------------------250 Propane Tank. $500. Full of propane. Call 918-916-2434. Leave message if no answer. 10/24 2----------------------------------------Stevens 12 ga. Shot Gun. Shoots 2 3/4 shells. $150. Call 918-916-2434. Leave message if no answer. 10/24 2-----------------------------------------30/30 Bolt Auction Stevens Deer Riffle. $250. Call 918-916-2434. Leave message if no answer. 10/24 2------------------------------------------Harley Davidson leather jacket. Size L. Brand name.; Harley his and her helmets. $800 value - sell for $250. Call 918-916-8 1 6 6 . N o a n s w e r l e a v e message. 10/31 2-----------------------------------------Marlin 22 magnum riffle. Bolt action. 7 round clip. Bushnell scope. Like new. Box of shells. $325. Call 918-916-8166. No answer leave message. 10/31 2-----------------------------------------Crossbow Barnett compound. 1.50 lb. draw with cocking device. New bolts, red dot scope, quiver "bad boy" $175 complete. Call 918-916-8166. No answer leave message. 10/31 2-----------------------------------------For Sale: Beautiful Wedding Dress. Size 8. Has open back. H a s p e a r l ' s a n d s o m e embroidery on it. Call or text 918-424-8933. 10/31 4-----------------------------------------
Mobile Home For Sale by Owner. 2bd/2ba. 2 carports, several buildings, double roof, storm shelter, vinyl flooring, C/H/A. On 2 Lots, back lot open. 1/4 mile from Lake Eufaula. $40,000. Call 918-237-1754. 10/10 6--------------------------------------------
Solar Fusion Heater new in box, heats 700 sq.ft.; 2 Ocean Rods 1)Aba Garcia open face reel 2) Stern Caster closed face reel.; LW Pickup bed trailer.; River Raft w/paddles, heavy duty.; D e c o r a t i v e R o d I r o n Chandelier.; Silver serving tray w/pot & glasses.; Silver Jewelry Box.; Telescope w/tri-pod.; 12"to14" wide Racing Wheels 5 hole, will fit a Ford & Dodge. Call 918-652-8791. 10/31 5-------------------------------------------Lift Chair for sale. Needs switch $50.; Wheelchair $20. Call 918-423-2918. 10/31 2-------------------------------------------Flea Market Sale Out! We have an entire Shop full of Flea Market and garage sale items. Must sell time does not allow for us to continue. Tons of NEW items! As seen on TV, rings, necklaces, socks, flip flops, and so much more! This is take a truck to load. Call 918-424-1109 to view and make offer. ------------------------------------------We purchased a storage contents a s a u c t i o n . H u n d r e d s o f compute r r am, compute r building supplies. Call to view and make offer. 918-424-1109
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FSA County Committee Elections to Begin; Producers to Receive Ballots Week of Nov. 6Farmers and Ranchers Have a Voice in Local Farm Program DecisionsOklahoma Farm Service Agency (FSA) Acting State Executive Director Lyndal Stoup today a n n o u n c e d t h a t t h e U . S . Department of Agriculture (USDA) will begin mailing ballots to eligible farmers and ranchers for the 2017 FSA County Committee elections o n M o n d a y , N o v . 6 , 2 0 1 7 . Producers must return ballots to their local FSA offices by Dec. 4, 2017, to ensure that their vote is counted.“County committee members represent the farmers and ranchers in our Oklahoma communities,” said Stoup. “Producers elected to these committees have always played a vital role in local agricultural decisions. It is a valued partnership that helps us better understand the needs of the farmers and ranchers we serve.”N e a r l y 7 , 7 0 0 F S A C o u n t y Committee members serve FSA
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ections. You may also contact your local USDA Service Center or FSA office. Visit http://offices.usda.govto find an FSA office near you.
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THIS DAY IN HISTORY November 31394 Jews are expelled from France by Charles VI 1620 Great Patent granted to Plymouth Colony 1679 Great panic occurs in Europe over the close approach of a comet 1762 Spain acquires Louisiana 1783 Washington orders the Continental Army disbanded 1820 Cuenca, Ecuador declares independence 1839 1st opium war-2 British frigates engage several Chinese junks 1868 1st black elected to Congress (John W Menard, Louisiana) 1868 Ulysses Grant (R) wins presidential election over Horatio Seymour (D) 1874 James Theodore Holly, elected bishop of Haiti 1883 Race riots in Danville Virginia (4 blacks killed) 1885 Tacoma vigilantes drive out Chinese, burn their homes & businesses 1888 Jack the Ripper kills last victim 1896 William McKinley (R) defeats William Jennings Bryan (D) for President 1 8 9 9 J i m J e f f r i e s r e t a i n s heavyweight boxing title over Sailor
Tom Sharkey 1900 1st national automobile show opens at Madison Square Garden (NYC) 1903 Colombia grants Panama independence 1908 William Howard Taft (R) elected 27th President over William Jennings Bryan 1916 Treaty establishes British suzerainty over Qatar 1917 1st class mail now costs $0.03 1918 Austro-Hungarian Empire dissolves 1 9 1 8 P o l a n d p r o c l a i m s independence from Russia after WW I 1927 Tropical storm flooding kills 84 in Winooski River Valley (Vt) 1928 Turkey switches from Arabic to Roman alphabet 1930 1st vehicular tunnel to a foreign country (Detroit-Windsor) opens 1930 Bank of Italy becomes Bank of America 1931 1st commercially produced synthetic rubber manufactured 1935 George II returns to Greece & regains monarchy 1936 President FDR wins landslide victory over Alfred M Landon ®
1942 William L Dawson elected to Congress from Chicago 1952 Clarence Birdseye markets frozen peas 1953 "Sacrifice fly" reactivated in baseball (1939) 1953 1st live color coast-to-coast telecast (NYC) 1954 Linus Pauling wins Nobel Chemistry Prize 1 9 5 5 1 s t v i r u s c r y s t a l l i z e d (announced) 1955 Alabama woman bruised by a meteor 1956 "Wizard of Oz" 1st televised (CBS-TV) 1957 USSR launches Sputnik 2 with a dog (Laika), 1st animal in orbit 1962 Wilt Chamberlain of NBA San Francisco Warriors scores 72 points vs Los Angeles Lakers 1964 LBJ (D) soundly defeats Barry Goldwater (R) for President 1968 NY Jet Jim Turner kicks 6 field goals to beat Buffalo 25-21 1970 Salvador Allende inaugurated as President of Chile 1973 Good Morning America premiers on ABC (David Hartman & Nancy Dussault) 1973 Mariner 10 launched-1st Venus pics, 1st mission to Mercury
1979 5 mortally wounded during anti-Ku Klux Klan demonstration in NC 1979 63 Americans taken hostage at US Embassy (Teheran, Iran) 1982 Detroit blocks 20 Cleveland Cavalier shots tying NBA regulation game record 1983 Jesse Jackson launches his 1st campaign for Presidency (D) 1984 3,000 die in 3 day anti-Sikh riot in India 1984 Body of assassinated Indian PM Indira Gandhi cremated 1986 John Lennon album, "Menlove Avenue" released 1986 Lebanese magazine Ash Shirra reveals secret US arms sales to Iran 1986 President Machel killed in air crash in Mozambique 1987 On Wall Street, after 5 consecutive gains, Dow Jones down 50.56 1988 Pakistan claims it downed Afghan warplane 1988 Reagan signs credit-card disclosure-bill 1988 Soviet Union agrees to allow teaching of Hebrew 1988 Talk-show host Geraldo Rivera's nose is broken as Roy Innis brawls with skinheads at TV taping 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves' 1st NBA game, lose to Seattle, 106-94 1991 NYC Marathon winners are
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1992 Bil l Clinton elected US President
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Compared to last week: Steers mostly steady. Heifers 2.00-4.00 lower. Quality mostly plain to average. Demand good. Receipts include 22 percent over 600 lbs. and 43 percent heifers. Slaughter cows 2.00 lower. Slaughter bulls 2.00-3.00 lower. A total of 466 cows and bulls sold with 43 percent going to packers.
Feeder Steers Medium and Large 1 Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 6 305-328 316 200.00-210.00 202.90 4 365-380 372 196.00-206.00 200.24 14 410-445 434 185.00-195.00 193.14 37 450-468 464 172.00-182.00 175.03 24 500-510 503 154.50-163.00 160.34 61 550-580 571 150.00-160.00 151.65 24 617-648 634 149.50-154.50 152.21 30 655-698 680 140.00-150.00 142.57 16 705-743 718 131.00-141.00 137.72 35 753-780 759 139.00-149.50 145.87
Feeder Heifers Medium and Large 1 Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 14 303-345 320 156.00-166.00 160.01 31 350-393 375 155.00-165.00 158.68 36 400-448 426 152.50-162.00 153.85 16 453-494 472 147.00-157.00 149.32 70 500-545 520 134.00-145.00 137.96 56 550-593 584 135.00-146.00 140.52 26 600-640 619 129.50-139.50 135.13 11 605-630 613 140.00-144.50 143.15 23 655-688 672 127.00-137.00 132.31 38 653-680 655 138.50-147.25 145.67 15 722-732 726 124.50-133.50 129.87 42 706-744 716 134.00-144.00 137.40 26 809-825 814 110.00-119.50 115.44
Prussic acid and nitrate
poisoning are concerns after
a light frostAlthough late October has b e e n v e r y w a r m a n d “summer-like”, the average first frost date for much of the Southern Plains is here.
Soon a cold front will bring n e a r - f r e e z i n g t o s u b -f r e e z i n g n i g h t t i m e temperaturesIt was discovered in the early 1900s that under certain conditions sorghums are capable of releasing h y d r o c y a n i c a c i d o r commonly called prussic acid. Prussic acid when ingested by cattle, is quickly absorbed into the blood stream, and blocks the animal's cells from utilizing oxygen. Thus the animal dies from asphyxiation at the cellular level. Animals affected by prussic acid p o i s o n i n g e x h i b i t a characteristic bright red blood just prior to and during death. Lush young regrowth of sorghum-family p l a n t s a r e p r o n e t o accumulate prussic acid especially when the plants are stressed such as drought
or freeze damage. Light frosts, that stress the plant but do not kill it, are often associated with prussic acid poisonings. Producers should avoid grazing fields with sorghum type plants following a light frost. The risk of prussic acid poisoning will be reduced , i f g raz ing i s delayed until at least one week after a "killing freeze". As the plants die and the cell w a l l s r u p t u r e , t h e hydrocyanic acid is released as a gas, and the amount is greatly reduced in the plants. One can never be absolutely certain that a field of forage sorghum is 100% safe to graze.Cattle that must be grazed on forage sorghum pastures during this time of year should be fed another type of hay before turning in on the field, and should be watched closely for the first few hours after turn in. If signs of labored breathing, such as would be found in asphyxiation, are noted, cattle should be removed immediately. Call your l oca l ve t e r ina r i an f o r immediate help for those
animals that are affected. Be certain to read OSU Fact Sheet PSS-2904 “Prussic Acid Poisoning” before turning cattle to potentially dangerous fields.Frosts also stress the plant before a hard freeze kills it. Plant stress from frosts will i m p a i r t h e n o r m a l metabolism of the plant. T h e r e f o r e t h e p l a n t continues to take up nitrates f r o m t h e s o i l b u t i s inefficient at converting the n i t r a t e s t o p r o t e i n . T h e r e f o r e n i t r a t e accumulations may reach dangerous levels. Testing the forage before grazing or cutting for hay will provide important knowledge about the safety or danger in the forage. Visit with an OSU County Extension off ice about testing procedures and read OSU Fact Sheet PSS-2903 “ N i t r a t e To x i c i t y i n Livestock”.
Tuesday Oct 24th, 2017 sold 1950 cattle. Steers $3 to $8 Higher. Heifers $2 to $3 Higher. But the word of God grew and multiplied. Acts 12:24
Feeder Steers Medium and Large 1 Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 18 250-295 268 191.00-210.00 202.73 35 305-348 336 185.00-200.00 190.49 14 300-307 304 205.00-212.00 208.27 23 355-389 372 184.00-192.00 188.47 18 389-395 392 173.00-179.00 175.64 112 400-448 420 168.00-183.00 175.52 6 409 409 165.00 165.00 83 450-495 474 165.00-178.00 170.71 14 473-486 480 162.00-164.00 162.93 31 453-471 468 183.00-185.50 185.11 103 503-543 520 157.00-169.00 160.94 41 523-535 528 151.00-155.00 154.10 12 529 529 176.00 176.00 143 552-594 566 153.00-162.00 157.78 19 551-562 560 135.00-152.00 147.74 62 601-643 617 155.00-163.00 158.66 43 607-640 621 143.00-154.00 147.10 12 600-624 616 134.00-136.00 135.09 64 657-698 678 140.00-147.00 143.02 35 662-693 674 138.00-139.00 138.47 72 704-745 741 145.00-155.00 154.79 33 704-743 722 137.00-140.00 138.35 18 760-778 768 151.00 151.00 7 760 760 141.00-143.00 142.14 7 844 844 143.00 143.00 9 803-812 810 135.00-140.00 138.90
Feeder Heifers Medium and Large 1 Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 4 265-293 285 166.00-173.00 170.61 13 303-335 316 157.00-166.00 162.21 11 328-348 344 153.00-154.00 153.83 21 369-393 382 153.00-166.00 156.61 53 400-448 422 151.00-157.00 153.14 17 408-433 426 135.00-149.00 144.42 30 451-490 469 145.00-155.00 150.87 11 460-482 470 143.00-144.00 143.72 55 501-539 514 142.00-149.00 143.43 10 500-507 503 140.00-141.00 140.30 35 555-594 562 144.00-153.00 145.83 25 610-639 624 148.00-151.00 149.53 81 605-648 638 129.00-142.00 138.28 30 613-643 626 125.00-129.00 126.88 62 650-695 670 130.00-139.50 135.67 9 715-726 721 142.00-143.00 142.44 4 700-715 708 131.00-132.00 131.49 9 767 767 138.00 138.00 29 865 865 133.50 133.50 8 966 966 125.00 125.00
An agriculture student said to a farmer: "Your methods are too old fashioned. I won't be surprised if this tree will give you less than twenty pounds of apples.""I won't be surprised either," said the farmer, "this is an orange tree".
Two cows were talking in the field one day. First Cow: "Have you heard about the Mad Cow disease that's going around?" Second Cow: "Yeah, makes you glad you're a penguin, doesn't it?”
T h e o l d f a r m e r w o n $1,000,000.00 in the lottery. The newspaper called and asked him what he was going to do with the money. The old farmer replied "I guess I'll just keep on farming until it's all gone."
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MOORE, DUSTIN 10/18/17 (DUI)HEFNER, KRYSTINA 10/19/17 (TRAFFICKING) OLDBEAR, REGENA 10/19/17 (ATR – POSS CDS) HILL,TERRY 10/19/17 (POSS CDS) (AGG MANUFACTURING) (POSS P R E C U R S O R ) ( P O S S PRECURSOR)WALDRIP, ROBERT 1 0 / 1 9 / 1 7 (DUSX2, LIABILITY INSURANCE VIOLTION X2, FAIL TO REGISTER USED VEH, FAILURE TO STOP AT STOP SIGN, WARRANT – CITY OF MCALESTER) Y HICKS, SARA 10/19/17 (POSS OF C D S , C A R R Y I N G WEAPON/DRUGS/ALCOHOL INTO JAIL, LARCENY OF MERCH FROM RETAILER) (POSS OF CDS X 2 , C A R R Y I N G WEAPON/DRUGS/ALCOHOL INTO JAIL) PADILLA, LAVANDA 10/19/17 POSS CDS POSS PARA SIMMONS, JAMES 10/19/17 ( P R O T E C T I V E O R D E R VIOLATION) MILLER, GARY 10/20/17 (DUS, W A R R A N T – C I T Y O F MCALESTER X3) CARSHALL, PENNY 10/20/17 (POSS OF CDS, POSS OF PARA) SCANLON, SCOTT 10/20/17 (POSS PARA) COURTS, COLTON 10/20/17 (CONSPIRACY, DISTRIBUTION OF CDS) OSBURN, WYIESHA 1 0 / 2 0 / 1 7
(POSS CDS W/ INTENT) OSBURN, VERONICA 10/20/17 (DISTRIBUTION OF CDS) (POSS CDS)(POSS CDS)(ANIMAL AT LARGE, POSS PARA, SEAT BELT VIO, POSS CDS) CANTRELL, DENNIS 10/20/17 (DUS, INSURANCE VIO) FREEMAN, KEVIN 10 /20 /17 DUI M O O N , S A L I S S A 1 0 / 2 1 / 1 7 DUS MARTIN, TIMOTHY 1 0 / 2 1 / 1 7 DOM A&B IN PRESENCE OF MINOR, CHILD NEGLECT OWENS, BRENDAN 10/21/17 (LARCENY OF AUTO) INGRAM, ADAM 10/21/17 DOM A&B BY STRANGULATION, POV (POINTING FIREARM) HALL, KASSIE 10/21/17 P.I. STEPHENSON, JOSEPH 10/21/17 DUI DANEY, NATHAN 10/22/17 (PI) ALI, ZAKERIA 10/22/17 (FAILURE TO KEEP ANIMALS ENCLOSED) JORDAN, JOHNATHAN 10/22/17 (PI, SEXUAL BATTERY) (DUS X3, POSS CDS, SEAT BELT VIOX2) (DUS) WAINSCOTT, MAXIE 10/22/17 (POSS OF CDS) G A R C I A , I B A R R A 1 0 / 2 2 / 1 7 POSS OF CDS LARDI, TABITHA 10/22/17 (DUS) LEDESMA, JOSE 10/22/17 POSS O F C D S , S P E E D I N G , OBSTRUCTION, NO DL, INS-VIO, DEFECTIVE VEH
HILTON, BRENT 10/22/17 P.I., POSS OF CDS SWAN, CHEYANNA 10/22/17 (INS-VIO, DUS) DOWNUM, MALCOLM 10/23/17 ( P E T I T L A R C E N Y , OBSTRUCTION) MCCLENDON, JOSHUA 10/23/17 (DUI, DRIVING LEFT OF CENTER, POSS OF CDS, POSS OF PARA, PETIT LARCENY) PICKARD, MAHANA 10/23/17 (LARCENY OF AUTO) (GRAND LARCENY) SHIRLEY, TIMOTHY 10/23/17 (DUS) (LIABILITY INSURANCE VIOLATION) H A R R I S , D A N I E L 1 0 / 2 3 / 1 7 (CONSPIRACY TO DELIVER CONTRABAND) (CONSPIRACY TO DELIVER CONTRABAND) WILSON, TONYA 10/23/17 (DUS) M U R R , J O S H U A 1 0 / 2 3 / 1 7 BURGLARY 1ST DEGREE, PI M C K A U G H A N , P R E S T O N 10/23/17 (DUS) JACKSON, JEFFREY 10/24/17 (DUS X3, PETIT LARCENY, FAIL TO OBEY TRAFFIC CONTROL D E V I C E , M I N O R I N CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL, W A R R A N T – C I T Y O F MCALESTER X5) C A S H 3,123.90 PCSO Y SKINNER, JOSHUA 1 0 / 2 4 / 1 7 THREATEN ACT OF VIOLANCEKLEINE, KRISTEN 1 0 / 2 4 / 1 7 CONTEMPT MANUS, HAROLD 10/24/17
R E C / P O S S / C O N C S T O L E N PROPERTY BUNYARD, CHARLES 10/24/17 UNLAWFUL DELIVERY OF CDS EVERETT, CAROLYN 10/24/17 (FALSE PERSONATION) BROWN, JENNIFER 1 0 / 2 4 / 1 7 (FALSE PERSONATION)M O N T G O M E R Y , K E N N E T H 10/24/17 DUI WILLIAMS, CLIFFORD 10/25/17 DUS FRANKLIN, ERIC 10/25/17 FALSE PERSONATION, BRING
CONTRABAND INTO JAIL SUSTAIRE, TEESHA 10/25/17 FALSE PERSONATION, DUS MANUS, HAROLD 10/25/17 POSS CDS LARCENY OF MERCH FROM RETAILER LUSK, CHAD 10/25/17 (POSS OF CDS X3, POSS OF PARA) HICKS, BOBBY 1 0 / 2 5 / 1 7 POSS STOLEN PROPERTY, POSS PARA, UTTERING FORGED INSTRUMENTS LARCENY OF AUTO (UTTERING FORGED INSRUMENT) (OBTAINING CASH
O R M E R C H B Y B O G U S CHECK/FALSE PRETENSES X7) (TRESPASSING)BRINGINGGOOD, ANTHONY 10/26/17 (PI, POSS CDS W/OUT VALID SCRIPT, DOM A&B IN PRES OF MINOR) WILLIAMS, MARQUITA 10/26/17 DUS (NO DL OR EXPIRED, L I A B I L I T Y I N S U R A N C E VIOLATION, IMPROPER TAG, DUS, INSURANCE VIOLATION, WARRANT FAULL, RUSSAL 10/26/17 POSS OF CDS (METH) POSS OF CDS WITHOUT PRESCRIPTION
Deadline to Request Absentee Ballots NearsLess than a week remains for registered voters in Pittsburg County to apply for absentee ballots to be mailed to them for the C i t y o f H a r t s h o r n e Special Election, County Election Board Secretary Cathy Thornton said today.Applications for absentee ballots must be received by the County Election Board no later than 5 p.m. Wednesday, November 8, 2017, to be processed in time for the election.Absentee voters may apply in person at the County Election Board office or may send their applications by mail, fax, or e-mail. An online version of the form may b e f i l l e d o u t a n d submitted electronically at www.elections.ok.gov. Any registered voter eligible to vote in the election may vote by absentee ballot without stating a reason,
Thornton said, however absen tee vo te r s can activate certain special c o n d i t i o n s i n t h e following circumstances:•Registered voters who a r e p h y s i c a l l y incapacitated and voters who care for physically incapacitated persons w h o c a n n o t b e l e f t unattended may apply for absentee ballots only by mail, fax, e-mail, online or via an agent who is at least 16 years of age and who is not employed by or related within the third degree of consanguinity or affinity to any person whose name appears on the ballot.•Registered voters who are confined to nursing homes in the county may apply by mail, by fax, by e-mail, online or via an agent who is at least 16 years of age and who is no t employed by o r related within the third degree of consanguinity
or affinity to any person whose name appears on the ballot.•Mili tary personnel , residents of Pittsburg County living overseas, and the spouses and dependents of each group may apply only by mail, by fax, or by e-mail. For more information and instructions, military and overseas voters may visit t h e Fe d e r a l Vo t i n g A s s i s t a n c e Pr o g r a m w e b s i t e : www.fvap.gov/oklahoma. Early Voting wil l be available at the County Election Board office from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, November 9, 2 0 1 7 a n d F r i d a y November, 10, 2017.For more information on absentee voting, contact the County Elect ion Board at 109 E. Carl Albert Parkway, Room 101. The telephone number is 918-423-3877. The County Election Board’s fax number is 918-423-7088.For additional election-related information, visit: www.elections.ok.gov.
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Tweet from Donald Trump: Officials behind the now discredited "Dossier" plead the Fifth. Justice Department a n d / o r F B I s h o u l d immediately release who paid for it.
Listen fly brain, one of these days you will not be able to bond out and continue to steal for your drugs any longer. Why are all these people arrested if they are just going to be released over and over? This is ridiculous.
Less than a month ago, one man shot nearly 600 people in Las Vegas? We should still be a n g r y . W e s h o u l d b e screaming at the top of our lungs. We want answers as to what really happened!
I cannot believe how many people actually believe that the Las Vegas shooter acted alone. Get real! This story stinks big time.
Is it just me or is something truly wrong with some of the Oklahoma water sources? We seem to have a large portion (more than most states) of cancer patients. It just seems suspect to me this is why we only use bottled water, but it just scares me that there is something in the water causing a lot of this.
I do not know what is going on but I know the opioid crack down is going on, but what about those that truly suffer? All the abusers have made it very difficult for people who really are in pain. I live with chronic pain and without notice, my physician yanked me off my pain medications so now I am in unbearable pain and going through withdraws. This just isn't right!
Laughing hysterically at the new ladies panties that produce the ever so hideous camel toe. Who comes up with these pathetic products and furthermore who is pathetic enough to buy them is beyond me!
Another child has been
brutally attacked by a dog chained to a pole. For one, why was a baby outside at the age of one left unattended and secondly why was the poor animal changed? The perfect storm I say.
I have been reading the jail reports each week and I am a bit alarmed by the substance abuse that is obviously bad here. Why are they allowed to continue to just bond out? Why are they not detained for long periods in order to dry them out? I hear that the jail is at less than half capacity, so why not utilize the facility?
Why do some people feel the need to live their life with non stop drama and always h a v i n g s e l f i n d u c e d problems? These people will never get it. A good life starts and ends w i th pos i t i ve thoughts and behavior. Going through life with a problem on your shoulder is no way to live.
Hey pajama girl, you are in a public place! Show some self respect for God sakes. Pj’s are for the bedroom, not a fashion statement at the local grocery store. Smh
As the ho l i day season a p p r o a c h e s p l e a s e remember all the people that come together to donate their time and love to serving dinners to hundreds. If you can give of your time or are able to donate funds for the community dinners, please call the city and find out where to do so. It helps hundreds that without help would not have a holiday dinner at all. Thank you if you can help.
I j u s t w a t c h e d a v e r y disturbing video where a young lady was holding her six month old baby and was a t t a c k e d a n d s l a p p e d repeatedly by two other girls. One was named Sabra. Why?
All the media hype about the Russian involvement, so why is it that nothing has been done about this. Let's see because it was all smoke and mirrors! When will the people ever learn?
I would be lying if I didn't say that I was not a bit frightened by all the Antifa activity going on right now. What I cannot understand is why those individuals have chosen a destructive route to make a point? What happened to "peaceful resolutions"? We are in a very dangerous time right now with so many lost souls that have no real direction except for with violence.
There is correlation between the stock market (S&P500) and the economy (GDP). The correlation is by no means perfect but to say that the s t o c k m a r k e t a n d t h e economy are “two different things entirely” is to not understand their relationship to each other. The stock market presents “what is hoped to be” while the GDP
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Respect the flag and the national anthem, honor those who gave their all and boycott the NFL.
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All the information is out there if you would just educate yourzelves. Antifa is real, the extent of what is planned by t h i s o r g a n i z a t i o n o n November 4th is unclear, but I for one will not be taking any chances. Be familier with your surroundings and be careful you are going to be in a large
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I am so not sold on the Las Vegas story that is being force fed to the public. A am a gun specialist and have been for over 35 years. I can tell you there were three different and distint gun sounds coming from different areas. This was not a lone gunman period. All it takes it reaseaching sound a n d u n d e r s t a n d i n g projectory. Soemthing stinks big time.
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CANCER (June 22-July 22) Be sure to cover all the necessary groundwork before signing binding contracts. You can get ahead if you play your cards right. Don't let yourself get rundown.
LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Your interest in religion and philosophy may lead you to specific destinations. You can pick up additional responsibility that will lead to higher wages and a better position. Stomach problems could prevail if you haven't been watching your diet.
VIRGO (Aug. 23 -Sept. 23) Do not make rash decisions about your personal life. Be careful not to push your luck or take too much for granted when dealing on either a personal or professional level. Work quietly behind the scenes.
LIBRA (Sept. 24 -Oct. 23) Your practical approach to life may charm someone who has been observing you. Take that long overdue vacation if you can. You will take on too much if you aren't careful. Stick to basics.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22) You can anger others quickly today. Avoid overspending on items for your home. Don't count your chickens before they hatch. Don't overspend on luxury items.
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CAPRICORN (Dec 22.- Jan. 20) Deception and doubts may surround your involvement with friends and relatives. You can make financial deals, but it may be best if you're not using your own cash. Changes regarding your career direction will payoff handsomely.
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