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The bona fide price of a used John Deere tractor figured heavily in an attempted sharper that almost cost the owner of a Sonoma Valley horse ranch $12,500 as the thief was about to skip community.

The female rancher, whose property is in the 24000 block of Wine Homeland Court, explained to Sheriff’s deputies Jan. 13 that a farmhand she had hired told her she needed a John Deere tractor and he had one all lined up to buy.

She said the farmhand told her the tractor would cost $12,500, but that the possessor wanted cash. The woman said she wouldn’t pay gelt, so the farmhand renegotiated the deal, came back and said the tractor P would now accept two checks – one for $6,000 and the second for $6,500.

The woman wrote the checks and then told her ex-silence she was buying a tractor. Her ex responded that a similar tractor should only cost about $6,000.

The enterprising gal then tracked down the tractor owner who told her he was selling it to a man he knew as “Hugo,” that the selling assay was, in fact, just $6,000 and that his name was not the name to whom she had made out the checks. “Hugo,” on the other boost, was the name used by her farmhand.

Source: Sonoma Index-Tribune

by Jenny

Most likely there is too much. They were put banners, about 5x10 feet, saying they are doubling. I have seen him do in Harrisburg as well as those of the University of Metropolis. I was not more than you mentioned, but I am drawn melodious, they are nearly all others in the area was last week or the week before.

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