I met Stevouke from the Wheat State Treasure Hunter group after lunch work to hunt a lot located in an old part of town. We both experienced heavy EMI so it was tough hunting.
For my part, I ended with three cool relics:
This is a 1922 commemorative token from Pella Iowa. I saw that one sold online for $18. They are supposed to be rare.
The interesting thing about this token is the Latin inscription; ‘In Des Spes Nostra et Refugium’ translates to ‘In God our Hope and refuge’. Every where I looked however, the Latin for that phrase was ‘In Deo Est Spes Nostra et Refugium’. I wonder if they really misspelled the Latin word for God. Please if you know Latin, weigh in.
This tag is from New Method Bood Bindery from Jacksonville Illinois. The company was founded in 1920 and their motto was ‘ These books are bound to stay bound’
The last relic is definitely local. I couldn’t find any information about it online. I have no idea who Sherry Peter Turley was. Most of the Turleys that came up on my search were from Hutchinson, Ks. Skateland of course, is a skating rink. I don’t know if they are still open in Wichita.
Besides these cool relics, I found a Bell jar lid with the glass insert still intact plus some clad. No old coins.
Thank you for looking.
The Dirt Is Good To Me 
Very cool finds! I “dig” relics.. Enough corny puns forthe day!