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WANTED: still looking for a gas apartment sized range phone 712-250-0315 in Anita. FOUND!
FOR SALE: Jason black fiberglass pickup bed cover in excellent condition. Fits 1999-2006 Chevy pickup with 6.5 foot box. Asking $150 or offer. Call 712-482-3157 or 402-206-5838.
FOR SALE: 4 antique dining room chairs with leather seats. $25 each. Call 712-254-2254.
FOR SALE: Futon, original black cover plus additional brown suede look cover. $50. Call 712-254-2254
FOR SALE: Small upholstered rocking chair. $15. Call 712-254-2254.
FOR SALE: 2 mountain bikes – 1 men’s, 1 women’s, brand is Giant Acapolo, 21 speed, 26″ tires, new condition, $200 each. 712-268-2609.
WANTED: In search of cattle panels and fence posts, gates and maybe rolled field fencing. Also looking for small water tanks and feeders for sheep and goats. Call 712-781-2332 leave a message if no answer.
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The Freese-Notis KJAN listening area forecast and weather information for Atlantic.
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Saturday, April 26, 2014
Atlantic Scores:
Team Standings
1. Clarinda 19
2. CB Abe Lincoln 17
3. Atlantic 16
4. Lewis Central 12
5. Des Moines Lincoln 10
6. Harlan 10
#1 Singles
1st – Abby Bergsten (LC) def Lisa Gearheart (A) 6-0, 6-0
3rd – Kayla Rogers (C) def Maddy Rief (AL) 6-3, 6-2
5th – Haley Johnson (DML) def Taylor Fah (H) 6-1, 6-3
#1 Doubles
1st – Leah Tjepkes/Lexi Allen (A) def Franki Farwell/Katie Pregon (AL) 7-5, 6-2
3rd – Abby Brown/ Emma Pullen (C) def Gracie Benton/Madeline Jannes (DML) 6-3, 6-1
5th – Teresa Arkfeld/Tara Knudsen (H) def Allie Montgomery/Kaylee Reynolds (LC) 6-4, 6-2
#2 Singles
1st – Sarah Cabeen (C) def Cassie Schilling (C) 6-1, 6-2
3rd – Hannah Shea (LC) def Kellie Murtle (DML) 6-3, 6-0
5th – Codi Hitch (A) def Halley Horne (H) 7-5, 6-4
#2 Doubles
1st – Katie Duval/Jess DuVal (H) def Emma Steeve /Ashley Nordhues (C) 6-4, 6-4
3rd – Britteny Johnson/Victoria Holcomb (AL) def Grace Jacob/Jena Brosam (A) 6-1, 6-2
5th – Kalie Webb/Claudia Jannes (DML) def Roslyn Grey/Natalie Keller (LC) 6-2, 6-3
OTTUMWA, Iowa (AP) – Iowa authorities are tallying up the damage and injuries caused by powerful storms that struck the state. The National Weather Service says the storms damaged a number of Iowa towns as gusts neared 90 mph and hail up to an inch in diameter fell on Sunday.
The service says radar data suggested that a tornado struck the southern Iowa city of Ottumwa. City officials told The Ottumwa Courier that several homes were damaged and some residents were injured near Liberty Elementary School on the southwest side of Ottumwa. Assistant Fire Chief Mike Craff says it’s unclear how many people were hurt.
A storm was blamed for a person’s death in the Keokuk County town of Kinross, but a county dispatcher said Monday morning that she couldn’t provide any information.
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin was in Iowa Sunday afternoon to deliver her endorsement of U-S Senate candidate Joni Ernst in person. “She’s going to set ’em straight,” Palin said. “She’s a soldier. She’s a hard-working farmer. She’s a pistol-packin’ Harley rider.” Ernst is one of five Republicans vying for the G-O-P’s U.S. Senate nomination and Palin announced a month ago that Ernst was her choice.
Palin told the crowd gathered in West Des Moines Sunday that Ernst would not be “co-opted” by the special interests in D.C. and she urged Ernst supporters to go out and “brag her up.” “Time is short. We don’t need a whole lot of touchy-feely, compassionate, ‘kumbayah’ singing around the campfire when it comes to these campaigns,” Palin said. “We need the fighters. We need you all to fight for the right folks that we need in D.C.”
The newly-decorated Ernst campaign vehicle was parked outside Sunday’s event, featuring the phrase: “honk if you want to make DC squeal.” That continues the theme of a campaign ad in which Ernst talked about castrating pigs as a farm girl. “Coolest campaign bus in the nation. I think it’s gorgeous and it says it all, about castrating those hogs, you know…That ad that she put out, right. That right there,” Palin said, snapping her fingers. “I mean, it got people’s attention because it’s like: ‘Whoa! Nobody’s going to push her around.'”
Ernst thanked Palin for the endorsement, saying she’d be honored to be the first woman Iowa elected to the U.S. congress. Sunday’s event was organized by ShePAC, a political action committee formed in 2012 to help elect conservative Republican women.
(Radio Iowa)
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