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Lou Ann 660-631-5488Pam 660-815-3651

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SWINGER, REALTORS1405 W. COLLEGE ST., MARSHALL

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Nice open floor plan, utility on main level,electric fireplace, deck.Call Phoebe Jones 660-631-1855.

Beautiful custom home on golf course w/club & pool nearby.Granite. Master w/jetted tub & shower, large walk-in closets. Libraryw/built-ins. Walk-out, wet bar, water soft/filter, surround sound. Sumppump. New dishwasher & WH. Call Nancy Jackson 660-815-8879.

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HOME TO HOME REALTY1631 East Eastwood Marshall, MO • 886-7019 • www.hometohomerealty.net

New Listing!Maintenance free, all brick homewith new roof. Spacious livingroom opens to large dining room.Utility room on main level.Fireplaces on main level and in fullunfinished basement. Deck overlooks spacious back yard.Priced at $169,000.Call Ruth at 631-4709.

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W. T. Maupin Agency, Inc.11 E North St. • Marshall, MO 65340Bus: (660) 886-3131 • www.troymaupin.com

Saturday, Oct. 4, 2014Registration 9am-Noon

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Small 5lb.Chi MixLost August 30, 2014on 270th Rd.

RE-OPENINGFriday, September 12th

Malta Bend Clothes StationFormer Pre-School Building

205 W Agnes St

Accepting fall andwinter donations

Call 660-595-2313

Friday 9:00 amthrough 4:00 pm

Saturday 9:00 amthrough 4:00 pm

EXPERIENCED CLASS A CDLdriver. Must have experiencewith OS/OW permitted loads,with a minimum of 2 years ex-perience loading and unload-ing heavy equipment on alowboy trailer and/or step decktrailer. Travel throughout theMidwest. Call 660-656-9506

CAREGIVERS NEEDED forin-home care in Marshall.Elderly care experience pre-ferred. 2 1/2 hours in after-noon 4 days/week, plusevery other Saturday9:00am-5:00pm. 877-429-4101 ext 101 or apply onlineat www.amyslovingcare.com.

MISSOURI VALLEY COL-LEGE is seeking an IT sup-port specialist. Responsibilities include pri-mary help desk for faculty, staffand students, assist with trou-bleshooting equipment andprograms along with new de-ployments, and daily contentmanagement of website. Po-tential candidates must pos-sess good analytical andcommunication skills, alongwith a strong work ethic. A min-imum of Associates Degree orprevious technology experi-ence is required, but a Bache-lor’s degree is preferred.Interested candidates shouldsend a current resume to:Jason [email protected].

FALL HARVESTINGWANTED: soybeans, corn &milo. New Case combineswith tractors, grain carts,semis. Calvin Harvie, 719-342-0722.

NURSE AIDE/C.N.A. posi-tions in the Saline Countyarea. Must be reliable andhave own transportation.Training provided. Please call866-746-2600 EOE

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Terms: Cash or approved check. Nothing to be removed until settled for. Notresponsible for accidents. Statements made day of sale take precedence over

printed material. Lunch Served

REAL ESTATE sells at 12:00

Tract 1: HOME AND 280 ACRES

Approx. 100 acres tillable, remainderimproved pasture and hay ground,but approx. another 100 could betilled. Mostly Hartwell silt loam, anda small percentage Friendly silt loam.Home has 3 bds, att gar, full basement.Outbuildings inc: 2 car det. Gar; 46x56Shop, 48x45 Barn, 20 x 50 loafing shed;48 x 40 Equip. Barn w/5 grain bins andtransport augers; 40 x 64 Equip. Bldg;34x60 Machine shed; 1500 bu. Grain binw/ drying floor. Fenced/cross-fenced,two wells, automatic waterers, a 2+ ACLake.

Tract 2: 194 ARES190 Acres tillable, currently incorn. Majority is Hartwell siltloam soil. Ample terracing,and soil tested yearly andapplications made as needed.Has a 60x60 Equipment barn.

Tract 3: 20 ACRES

100%Tillable, currently in corn. Hartwellsilt loam soil.

For more information, or to view, callauctioneers.

Terms of RE: The starting bid on all threetracts will be $3950. an acre. Highestbidder over that will buy this once-in-a-lifetime property! Seller will furnish titleinsurance, taxes prorated. Closing inapprox. 45 days. Possession of house andpasture ground at closing, possession ofcrop ground after harvest in November.

Note: Most of this farm has been in theHowery family for over 100 years. Leonardtook pride inmaintaining his home andfarm, this is a rare opportunity to purchasea farm like this!

TRACTORS John Deere 2355, boughtnew w/JD 145 loader, 5’manure bucket *IH Farmall Super MTA, fast hitch, torque

amplifier * Allis B w/ 5’ sickle bar mower *Ford 8N, override clutch, turf tires

EQUIPMENT JD 1517 15’Fold upbrush cutter, hard rubber tires * Hesston12 wheel rake * NH 463 7’disk mower *NH 258 Rake * IHC 10’ tandem wheel disk* Danuser Post Hole digger, w/hydraulicdown pressure, 14”auger * Kewaneehydraulic blade, 9’hd * 3 Section harrow

PICKUPS 1988 Chevy Silverado 30Series dually 4x4, 4 spd 454 2nd owner,sharp truck! * 1979 Chevy Bonanza 10½ ton 4x4 350 auto, low miles on newengine

TRAILERS Coose 7x20 stock, tandemaxle, w/nose 24’Starlite gooseneck 8.5’wflatbed, tandem duals, dovetail * 16’ Lowtandem, torsion axles, treadplate floor *12 x 6.5 tilt trailer

WAGONS 15’ John Deere, springs,telescopic tongue * 14’Kewanee * 14’John Deere * 14’New Holland w/ hoist* 16’Calhoun * Horse-drawn Iron wheelwagon w/ sides

Also Selling:Guns coins toy collectiblesHousehold antiques collectiblesLawn and garden 10’gazeboFiddle, made in nipponShop equipment and tools30+ big round prairie grass hay

Auctioneer’s Note:We have knownLeonard and his family for many years.Leonard took pride in keeping hisplace and equipment in top-notchcondition and looking good. You won’tbe disappointed, as this is a large,nice, clean auction with something foreveryone! Guns will sell first, then we willbe running two rings: Household, Coins,and toy collectibles in one, and shopequipment, tools, and small farm itemsin the second. Real Estate sells at noon,then the machinery and hay after that.

Children of LEONARDHOWERY

Sedalia/Windsor, MO areaTo settle the estate of Leonard Howery, we will sell the following at auctionlocated from Sedalia south on 65 Hwy 12 miles toWindsor 52West jct, then twomiles to 20873 Hwy 52, Ionia, MO on:

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 20TH, 9am

Dwain & Amy Ireland, Owners, 660-973-0097

Location: HWY WW Tina MO 64682 | Market: 660-622-4214

Mailing address: PO Box 704 | Chillicothe MO 64601

www.grandriverlivestock.com | E-mail: [email protected]

Please call Dwain for further details on the upcoming sale: 660-973-0097

Special Feeder Cattle SaleWednesday, September 17th • 11:00 AM

Misc (Hay, Posts, Etc), Caged Animals,Hogs, Cattle, Goats & Sheep

1st & 3rd Saturday of the month 10 AM

Sept 20th & October 4th

WE ARE NOW SELLING CAGED ANIMALSALONG WITH THE SMALL ANIMALS!

(NO EQUINE)

GRAND RIVER LIVESTOCK MARKET LLC

Dan Dedrick 660-646-8103Kurt Kleeman 816-284-0611

Wes Gorham 816-853-7359Pam Dedrick, Office Manager 660-646-8119

Clark Allen 660-973-6826L J Cahill 660-322-1193

MARSHALL, MOAvailable for immediate occupancy

3-Bedroom Duplexes &single family homes!!!

Features:Wall to wall carpet, Kitchen appliances

including dishwasher, Garbagedisposal, Washer & dryer.

Call Now!!For more information or for anapplication call Annette at

1-660-281-8632

SUNSHINE ESTATES

Walk in Freezer.Please submitsealed bid to

Marshall PublicSchools,

860W.Vest,by noon

on September 18.

Marshall PublicSchool reservesthe right to rejectany and all bids.

For Sale

Sudoku AnswerSolution to puzzle from previous edition.

MISSOURI VALLEY COL-LEGE, a private liberal artscollege, invites applicationsfor an English As A SecondLanguage Instructor to beginJanuary 13, 2015. The teach-ing load includes up to threeESL classes.Required qualifications in-clude a degree in a relatedfield, preferably with an em-phasis in TESOL or linguisticsand teaching experience inESL. Collegiality, profession-alism, a strong commitmentto teaching excellence and tothe college mission are alsonecessary qualifications. Toapply please email cover let-ter, c.v., three confidential let-ters of recommendation, anda statement of teaching phi-losophy to Debbie Coleman,Director of Student Success,[email protected] should be submit-ted by October 3, 2014. EOE.Employment at MVC is contin-gent upon satisfactory comple-tion of background check.

MISSOURI VALLEY COL-LEGE seeks a part-time Ad-ministrative Assistant for theGraduate Studies program.Computer skills required. 15-20 hours/week @$10.00/hourwith a flexible schedule. Emailresume and list of referencesto: Jennifer Eimers, Dean ofGraduate Studies. MissouriValley College, 500 E. Col-lege, Marshall, MO 65340,[email protected]. EOE.Employment at MVC is con-tingent upon satisfactory com-pletion of background check.

HIGHLAND HOME for Sen-iors, Full-Time evenings:C.N.A., (updated) CertifiedMedication Aid LI or C.M.T.Start at $9.00 per hour, bene-fits, bonuses. Must be hardworking, possess great pa-tience, love working with eld-erly residents, cook, patientcare and clean. Apply: 1325S. Highland St. Marshall, MO65340. EOE - Drug Free -Felony Check Required

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONSfor 2BDRM apt. One yearlease, security deposit and ref-erences required. AbsolutelyNo Pets. (660) 886-3500

FOR RENT: Now taking ap-plications Westport GardensApartments. One & two bed-room units. Call Kim at ActionManagement. 660-831-0030.TDD: 800-735-2966. This in-stitution is an equal housingopportunity provider.

NOW ACCEPTING Applica-tions for 1, 2 & 3 bedroomunits. Range, refrigerator,water & sewer provided.Rental assistance is avail-able. Apply at 275 S. Red-man or call 660-886-9664.Equal Opportunity Housing.

STUDIO-NICE, CLEAN, fur-nished, utilities paid, cable.No kitchen. No smoking,pets. $400/month. Deposit,references. 660-202-2889

FOR RENT: Westport VillageSenior Housing apartmentsis accepting applications. 911S. Apache Dr. All utilitiespaid, rent based on income.Must be 62 yrs. old or handi-capped or disabled. Call Kimat Action Management. 660-831-0030. Relay 711. This in-stitution is an equal housingopportunity provider.

NOW LEASING: ValleySouthwest Apartments, 2bedroom, 2 bath. Apply at1930 S. Valley Parkway, 660-831-0597. Equal OpportunityHousing.

NOW RENTING! One & twobedroom apartments, 826 N.Central, Slater. Call 660-322-0228 for more information &a walk-through.

THREE BEDROOM, stove,refrigerator, dishwasher, car-port. No pets. References &Deposit Required. $575/month. 631-2135

ONE BEDROOM house,newly decorated. Call 660-815-0522 or 660-886-2493

REMODELED SPACIOUS 3bedroom townhome for rent,433 W. Slater Street.$800/month, no pets. Con-tact Joe at Full Circle RealEstate Management, LLC at(660)815-2899 or [email protected].

TAKING APPLICATIONS: twobedroom, stove, refrigerator.645 E Lacy. 660-631-4611

THREE BEDROOM, newcarpet and paint. Finishedbasement. Close to HighSchool. 660-631-5755

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PublicAuction

Saturday, Sept. 20 - 9:30 am

674 N. Benton, Marshall, MOREAL ESTATE - ANTIQUES - HOUSEHOLD - COLLECTIBLES

Real Estate sells at 11:30 am.. shown by appointment..call Ron 660-631-4518

3 bedroom, living room, kitchen, bath, utility, 1 car garage, concretedrive, front porch, deck on back of house, vinyl siding, fenced backyard. New roof 2 years; sewer & water lines recently replaced. Homein good location and in good repair.

Household, Antiques, Collectibles: Sofa, 2 upholstered rockers,Footstool, Small cedar chest, Antique oak rocker, Nice mahoganydesk, glass top, Bookcase combo, Small roll-top desk, 3 piecebookcase combo (secret compartments), File cabinets, Table lamps,2 table lamps purchased in Germany with original wiring, Cornerwhat-not stand, Zenith TV, Double bed with matching chest anddresser, Antique wardrobe, Hospital bed, Chest of drawers, 2 drawerchest, Suitcases, Clothes hamper, Lot of crocheted afghans, Handembroidered tea towels, 2 piece quilts, Lot of jewelry & costumejewelry, Round oak table and 4 chairs, Small buffet with slidingglass doors, 6 Crumb dishes (Germany), Antique cookie jar fromGermany, Lots of other dishes, Pots & pans, Antique wooden safe,3 drawer white cabinet, 2 door storage cabinet, Small Woods deepfreezer, Maytag washer, Hot Point dryer, Brother sewing machine,Several packages of curtains and sheets, unopened, Large bulldogdoorstop, Kerosene lamp, Metal lawn chairs, Walker, Lots ofseasonal decorations, Concrete garden statuary, Hand and gardentools, Other articles too numerous to mention

Terms and conditions of Real Estate: 10% down day of auction with balancedue on closing (approx. 30 days). Taxes prorated. Title insurance will beprovided. Owners have the right to reject any and all bids, but are highlymotivated to sell.

Living Estate of Dorothy ThomasMcCoy Auction Service - Professionalism with Integrity

[email protected] | ronmccoys-auction.comRon McCoy 660-879-4503 or 660-631-4518

Terms and conditions: Cash or good check with proper ID day of auction.Nothing removed until settled for. Seller and auction company not responsiblefor accidents or lost property. Any statement made day of auction takesprecedence over all printed materials.

755 W. JACKSON, TWOBEDROOM. Deposit & refer-ences required. 660-631-5064

HOUSES: 2 AND 3 BED-ROOM. 886-9515

NEWLY REMODELED threebedroom. $750/month, nopets, deposit. 660-631-5060.Owner/agent.

NICE CLEAN two bedroompartially furnished house.References & deposit. Nopets. W/D hookups. Call 886-7333 days, 631-1566evenings.

MARSHALL JUNCTION RVLots for rent bymonthly/yearly. 660-879-4411

BAND INSTRUMENTS:good quality, reconditioned,brand name- flutes, clarinets,saxophones & trumpets. TheVox Box, 660-886-6935.

LARGE POPUP camper,sleeps 6. Asking $2,000OBO. 660-886-9858 or 660-202-9193

MATTRESS SETS: Twin$99.99, Full $119.99, QueenPillowtop $249.99. DutchKountry Market & Furniture,10340 E. Hwy. 50, Knob Nos-ter, MO 65336. 660-563-2941.

TWO AND THREE bedroommobile homes for rent. 886-2122

BANKS MOVING And Stor-age Company. Storage unitsnow available, easy access,low rates, video surveillance.975 W. Jackson. 886-7471,855-559-7471.

MARSHALL CENTRAL Stor-age. South Odell and new lo-cation on Drake Road.Various sizes both locations.886-4600.

MARSHALL MINI-STORAGE.Hwy. 20 West. U-Store! U-Lock! Car-Boats-Furniture-Etc. 886-9499 or 886-8268.

SOUTH 65 STORAGE. Low-est prices in county. Varioussizes. Lighted units. 886-8037.

STANDING TIMBER and cutlogs. Walnut, Burr Oak, WhiteOak, Red Oak, and Maple.Call Mike, 660-747-6224.

ATTENTION FARMERS: Iwant to buy your scrap iron.Paying top dollar. Riley Craw-ford, 886-9341.

Lake of The Ozarks -Family Fun - Own a lot for$3,595, $75 Dn and $59per month. For camping,

building or own forinvestment.

Also: 3+ acre tracts startingat $10,900, $195 down$139 per month, owner

financing, no credit checks.Swimming, fishing and

boating. Free lake accessand boat ramps.

Sale ends September 29th.

Hwy 135 Southout of Stover, MO.

Take Lake Road 135-12to the Ivy Bend Office.Closed Mondays and

Tuesdays (573) 372-6493.ivybendlandoffice.com

Home of theJump Start Program!Congratulations to thehundreds of customers whohave taken advantage of the

Jump Start!Program!If you have ever had some badluck with your credit for whateverreason, but need to buy a car,

call Kristina Jasper at660-826-8320.We can help!


At LaCrosse Lumberwe can help youwith all your homeimprovementprojects. We offer youplumbing, electrical,paint, hardware,fencing, replacementwindows and doors,siding, guttering,garage doors andopeners, insulation,fair prices andfriendly service.

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Call for fall aerationand overseeding

(BPT) - The change of season creates a need for many

adjustments around your home, from switching over

wardrobes to warmer clothes, to completing necessary

yard work and home repairs. You can also make adjust-

ments to ensure you get the most out of your heating and

cooling dollars as temperatures change.

When you consider that space heating is the largest en-

ergy expense in the average U.S. home - accounting for 45

percent of energy bills, according to energy.gov - it makes

sense to take steps to improve heating efficiency. Tackle

this change-of-season checklist to help lower home en-

ergy costs now, before the long, cold winter sets in.

Program your thermostat An easy first step is to turn down the temperature on

your thermostat, particularly while you’re away from

home. You can save roughly 10 percent a year on your

heating and cooling bills by turning your thermostat back

10 to 15 degrees for eight hours, according to energy.gov.

And, since fall temperatures can fluctuate quickly, from

warm and balmy during one part of the day to cold and

blustery during another, consider a programmable ther-

mostat that you can adjust remotely as weather condi-

tions change.

For example, the Trane XL824 Smart Control Wi-Fi

thermostat lets you program seven days of temperatures,

with up to six schedules per day, as well as monitor tem-

peratures and make adjustments remotely from a smart-

phone, tablet or computer. Compatible with Nexia Home

Intelligence, the control enables you to receive tempera-

ture alerts via text and email. You can even view system-

generated charts to determine how much energy you’re

using, so you can immediately make adjustments to save

money.

Change your furnace filterWhen your HVAC system circulates and filters the air in

your home, dust and dirt particles build up on the filter.

Excessive accumulation can block the airflow, forcing the

system to work harder to maintain the desired tempera-

ture. And the harder the system works, the more energy

it uses. Your system will have to work less, use less energy

and last longer if you clean or replace your filter monthly,

or at least every three months.

Take steps to keep cold air out Small cracks and holes throughout your home can be a

source of heat loss. To help keep cold air out and warm

air in, add weather-stripping around windows and doors.

Consider adding insulation to your attic or crawl space.

Even closing your drapes at night can help keep heat in-

side.

Protect outdoor HVAC equipment Take some time to care for your outdoor HVAC unit,

too. Clean off any fallen and decaying leaves from the fan

grill so they won’t affect its operating efficiency.

Schedule annual HVAC servicing Now is an ideal time to schedule an annual servicing

checkup for your heating and cooling system. A qualified

dealer can inspect your system and recommend any ad-

justments to ensure it is working properly and make any

necessary repairs.

These steps will better prepare your home for the sea-

son change, and also keep your family more comfortable,

no matter what the weather brings. So check off all the

items on your list and watch those lower energy bills

come in.

(BPT) - As the temperature drops,

your lawn and garden will start set-

tling into a dormant state. As you prep

your landscaping and garden for a

winter’s slumber, it’s a good idea to

review the tools you used all summer.

Taking care of this task now will en-

sure they’re in good shape come

spring when it’s time to use them

again.

From sharpening edges of blades

to making certain the tool is still doing

the job it was designed to do, put all

your lawn and garden tools through a

thorough fall cleaning. Here are some

tips:

• Lawn mowers - Check your

owner’s manual for information

about sharpening the mower deck

blades and what to do with any un-

used gasoline before putting the

mower into storage. It’s a good idea to

keep the mower in a dry location

where moisture won’t collect and po-

tentially rust the blades.

• Hand trimmers - Hand clippers,

tree trimmers and saws all take a

beating during the summer. Check

these tools to make certain the han-

dles are still secure, the cutting blades

are sharp and the locking mecha-

nisms all work. If anything isn’t up to

par, replace the tool so you have it

ready for the first sign of spring.

• Chainsaws - These heavy ma-

chines get put through their paces,

and they can be taxing on people, too,

after extended use. If you’re ready to

upgrade your chainsaw, the Husq-

varna low-weight 436Li is quiet, easy

to operate and has the same power as

gas machines. The 536LiXP and the

T536LiXP models are also available,

and they come with low maintenance

and high-performance delivery. All

battery-operated chainsaws come

with two rechargeable batteries that

can be interchanged with any Husq-

varna hand tools you might already

have in your collection. The batteries

have a 40-minute charge time, help-

ing to keep the tools lightweight and

quiet.

• Weed trimmers - These tools are

invaluable for keeping the grasses and

weeds trimmed around trees and gar-

den edging. In the fall, be sure to re-

place the string so you’ll have a fresh

spool come spring. Also check the air

filter on the tool. If it is dirty, replace

the filter to allow your machine to

perform at its best.

• Hoses - When it’s time to store

your hoses for the winter, check all the

connections to make certain nothing

leaks; replace the connectors if you

notice water spraying or dribbling

from a connection. And if the hose it-

self is leaking, put it on your list to be

replaced. Make certain you’ve drained

all the water out before putting the

hoses away for winter. If you have a

hose cart, roll up the hose neatly with-

out any kinks. Otherwise, you can just

roll the hose into a neat pile of loops

for storage in a dry place.

With all of your lawn and garden

tools safely stored for the winter

months, you’ll know they’ll be ready

the minute you need them in the

spring.

Fall clean-up tips for your lawn and garden tools

Change-of-season checklist for lowering home energy costs

(BPT) - For many pests, including rodents, spiders and

cockroaches, the change in season indicates the need to

find shelter from the colder temperatures ahead. In some

cases, this shelter is the same place that keeps your fam-

ily warm and dry.

The National Pest Management Association (NPMA)

reminds homeowners that fall pest-proofing is important

to prevent pests from making their home in yours.

Unwanted pests are more than a just nuisance in the

home. They pose serious health and property threats as

well. Rodents can gnaw through wires causing structural

damage, putting homes at risk for fire. Rodents also can

carry diseases such as salmonella and hantavirus. Ro-

dents can also cause secondary infestations by bringing

fleas, mites or ticks into homes.

Other pests like cockroaches are known to trigger al-

lergies and asthma symptoms - especially in young chil-

dren - and some species of spiders, if disturbed, will bite

in defense.

“Pest prevention is a year-round process, and in an-

ticipation of cooler weather, it’s time for a change in the

ways you protect your home from unwanted intruders,”

says Missy Henriksen, vice president of public affairs for

the NPMA. “Besides being a nuisance, pests can also pose

health and property threats. Homeowners must take

proactive measures to prevent pests from coming in-

doors.”

The NPMA recommends these fall pest-proofing tips

for homeowners:

• Screen attic vents and openings to chimneys and any

other areas where homes may be open to the outdoors.

• Keep basements, attics and crawl spaces well venti-

lated and dry. Pests are attracted to areas of moisture,

something they need to survive. Using dehumidifiers in

basements and garages will help keep these areas dry.

• Seal cracks and crevices. Don’t forget about the out-

side of the home. Use caulk and steel wool to seal any po-

tential entryways for pests. Pay close attention to where

utility pipes enter the structure. Mice can fit through

holes as small as the circumference of a dime.

• Replace loose mortar and weather stripping around

the home. These are easy ways to keep out not only pests,

but also cold air.

• Store firewood at least 20 feet away from the house

and keep shrubbery in the yard trimmed back. Eliminat-

ing areas where pests can hide near your home can re-

duce the chance of them finding a way inside.

• Have a proper outdoor drainage system. Installing

gutters or repairing an existing system will help draw

water and moisture away from your home, preventing

any leaks or build up that might attract pests.

Learn which pests are common in your area. For in-

formation about common pests and how to prevent

them, visit www.pestworld.org.

Preparing for fall and winter pests:

How to keep wildlife andinsects out of your home


Saturday, Sept. 27On the Square, downtown Marshall, MO

Missouri StateCorn HuskingChampionships

Events 2014

Trail day events

Courthouse Lawn9am-4pm Craft Show

View exhibits and talk with costume characters:Missouri Trappers and Traders, Native Americans,Cowboys, Country Doctor, School Marm, Old-timeGames, Wheelmen on Bicycles

10am Judging of the Best175th Birthday Cake Contest

11am-1pm Chuck Wagon Dinnersupport the United Way(sponsored by Cargill)

North Street Stage(Contest Applications are available at Chamber of Commerce and

The Marshall Democrat-News)

9am Baby Contest

( 6 months to 23 months)

10am Prince & Princesses Contest

(2-5 years old)

11am Preston Tone-pah-hote and Eagle

Brotherhood Singers,

Drummers & Dancers

Noon Historical Costume Contest

2pm El Grupo Folklorico Atotonilco,

Mexican Folk Dancers

Sponsored by Marshall Cultural Council History Committee.For more information call 660-229-4845.

Rita Mitchell, Quilt Artist, Silent Auction

Gift Bazaar, Special Exhibits, Guild Challenge Display, Vendors

Martin Community Center1985 S Odell

(business Hwy 65 South)

Marshall, Missouri 65340

Saturday, Sept. 27 2014

9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Sunday, Sept 28, 2014

10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Donation $5 at door

Wheelchair Accessible

Leave time to savor a homecooked breakfast or lunch!

Featured menu items:soups, salads and desserts.

Plan a tour of the museumto enjoy our

Larger Than Life Stories!

Special Price:Adults $5

Children Free with adult

Browse our Gift Shopfor that unique souvenir!

Ask about amuseum membership.

It may be just the thing for you

and your family.

Country Patchwork Quilt Guild27th Annual Quilt Show

Nicholas-BeazleyAviation Museum

Thursday, September 25

Education Day,8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. For fourth grade school classes. Open topublic. View heritage daily events from yesteryear from cornshelling to apple cider making and more. Plus view antiquemachinery and a home from the past.

Friday, September 26

Parade, 4 p.m.On the square in Marshall. Come see draft horses, antiquemachinery, marching bands and floats. To enter the parade:Register at Marshall City Offices, 114 N. Lafayette, Marshall,MO 65340, call 660-886-2225 or mail information to:Connie Latimer, Parade Chairman, 1620 East Eastwood.Line up corner of Arrow and North Street at 3 p.m.

Saturday, September 27

Husking CompetitionRegistration 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. at the north field of theSaline County Fairground. Open to the public to view andparticipate. No admission fee. Classes by ages and genderas well as a novice class. Come see the draft horses work inthe field! Competition begins 8 a.m.

Biscuit and gravy breakfast from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. Adults $4,child 8 and under $3, multipurpose building.

Antique Machinery Show: Begins 8 a.m. and open all day.Free to public.

Awards Banquet begins 6 p.m., in the multipurpose building.$9 for adults, children 8 to 6 $5. Open to the public. Enjoy agreat catered home cooked meal.

Saline County FairgroundMarahall, Missouri

September 25 - 27

Thursday • Friday • SaturdaySeptember 25 - 27, 2014

Viking Stampede Rodeo7 p.m. Nightly. 19 Colleges Participating.

Lower Arena.

The garden is privately owned by the Friends ofJim the Wonder Dog, a not-for profit organization.It was built and is maintained by donations fromindividuals, organizations, and businesses.

JIM THE WONDER DOGGARDEN INFORMATION

Stop by and visit the Marshall WelcomeCenter Jim the Wonder Day Museum

Chuck Wagon Dinner tickets:$6 in advance; $8 on the day$5 for children 12 and under


Large Public AuctionDue to health reasons, we are selling our home and moving. We will sell at pub-lic auction the following, located at

the Moose Lodge, 2510 Main Street, Lexington

on Thursday Sept. 18, 9 a.m.Antique Furniture: Walnut: 2 Door Cabinet w/ glass doors, Victorian LampTable, Pair of Chairs, Marble Top Lamp Table, 3 pc. Victorian Parlor Set RoseCarved Back, Hand Tufted, Victorian Sideboard w/ 2 Mirrors 46" long, Drop-leafDining Table, Ship's Captain Washstand, 91" tall Victorian Bed, Bench, Chiffer-obe w/ Burl Walnut Panels, Victorian Upholstered Armchair, Flatware Case, But-ternut Hall Tree, Oak Slant Top Secretary, Glass Doors, Drop Front, Pier Mirror,Oak Curved Glass China Cabinet, Tapestry Needlepoint Side Chair, Rush WickerPorch Rocker, Large Ornate Birdcage with matching stand, Mahogany 2 DrawerEnd Table, Doll Rocker, Marble Fern Stand, Showcase Top Table, Child's Chairw/ cane seat, Derivis & Harris New York Player Piano (electric), China Cabinetw/ Mahogany Inlay, Beveled Glass Mirror, Queen Anne Legs, Hand Painted Fire-place Screen, Showcase 48" long, 3 pc. Stacking Tables, Wrought Iron GrapesChairs, 5 pc. Metal Outdoor Furnitue set, Glass Top Patio Table, Tea Cart - Mar-quetry Top, Queen Anne Table w/ 6 Chairs, Empire Style Mahogany GameTable, Victorian Se-tee, Marble Top and Back-splash, 4 pc. Wicker Set, Setee,Chairs & Coffee Table, Wicker Desk, Round Cherry Coffee Table w/ Pink ItalianMarble Top, Black Wicker Fern Stand, Cherry Drop Leaf Table, Marble Top PawFoot Table 34", 2 Metal Marble top fern Stands, Glass Top Metal Patio Table w/4 Chairs, Victorian Footstool, metal base upholstered top, Gun Safe, 5 DrawerChest of Drawers, Kneehole Desk, Vintage T.V. Clocks: Statue Clock, Cady &Olmsteads (Kansas City) 23 1/2" Tall, Ansonia "Rex" Statue Clock, Open Es-capement, New Haven French Style 3 pc. Clock Set, New Haven "Cherubs"Dresser Clock. Antiques & Collectibles: (2) Ivory Miniature Portraits 4 1/2" x 51/2", (2) Ivory Miniature Portraits 3 1/4" x 4", Pair of European Portrait Vases,Cobalt Dresser Jar Intaglio Top, Victorian Kero Lamp Blue & Green,WavecrestItems:Wall Pocket (Wisk Broom Holder), Biscuit Jar, Ferner, 2" Jars, 2" Cream-ers, 2" Box (small); Victorian: Silver-plate Toothpick Holders, Picture Mirror,Rose Tapestry Vase, Diemont Oil Painting, Lot of Pictures & Frames, Icart Print,Floral Hand Hooked Rug, Signed Oil Paintings, Pair of Urns Beehive Mark, (3)RS Prussia Redmark Bowls, (6) Pieces CT-Germany Dinnerware Set, ManyPieces of Incolay3 pc. Face Lidded Compote, Cobalt & Brass Jar Filigree, Fen-ton Blue Hobnail Fan Vases, Royal Munich Relish (Floral), Oriental Jewelry BoxJade Panels, Celluloid Top Victoria Photo Album, Beehive Mark Queen LouisePortrait Plate, Lot of Portrait Plates Large Lot of Hand painted, Germany, Aus-trian & Beehive Mark Victorian Plates, Miller Cast & Stained Glass Lamp, LargeLot of Cut Glass, Kings Crown Sherbets & Plates 6 Plates, 5 Sherbets, RubyStained Glasses, Ruby Thumbprint Glasses, 9" Amberina Hobnail Vase, PlateauMirror, Rose Tapestry Dresser Tray, Mirrored Beveled Box, Dresden Candle-sticks Floral, Lots of Green Wedgewood Pieces, 5 pc Czech Canister Set, Vic-torian Cranberry w/enameled Daises Vase 13 1/2", Lemonade Setw/Blackberries, Royal Rudenstat, Cheese Dish Royal Bonn, Flue Covers, Lots ofCobalt Blue & Gold Porcelain Flow Blue, Lot of Sterling Silver Ladies Rings,Czech Glass Card Holder, Victorian Area Rugs,11 1/2' x 9' Blue Rug, A. AstiPrint (Nice) 24" x 29 1/2", Vienna Art Tin Wall Anheuser Busch, Celluloid DresserBoxes, Stained Glass Door Panels 10" x 42", Italian Tole Lamp, Kewpie DollUnder a Dome, Plateau Mirror, Austria H.P. Portrait Dresser & Jar, Jack in thePulpit Vases, Brides Basket, Victorian Opalescent, Austria Portrait Vase 9", Pairof European Portrait Vases, Cobalt Dresser Jar Intaglio Top, Victorian Kero LampBlue & Green,Wavecrest Wall Pocket (Wisk Broom Holder), Organ Lamp - Brass,Prisms Handpainted Glass Shade, Pair Brass Ship Captains Lamps, SmallStained Glass Windows, Large Brass Tray, Piano Babies, Intaglio Cigarette Boxw/Butterfly Dresser Box, Royal Bayreuth figural Pearl Luster Grape Cluster & IrisSugar, Creamer, Pitcher, Wall Pocket, & Bowl, Royal Dux 17 1/2" Figurine, Vic-torian Ewer, Cut Glass Dresser Boxes, Large Biscuit 11" Statue Vase, Pair ofFigurines Under Dome, Lot of Bisque, Porcelain, and Glass, GeeJaw Stuff, Lotsof Hanging Oil Lamps, Handpainted Punch Bowl, Italian Tole Sconces, LargeFigurines, Large Portrait Vases, Beveled Glass & Brass Jewelry Caskets, Vi-enna Art Plates, Carved Seashell w/Cameo, Elfinware Boxes, Tiffin Frosted Vasew/Filigree, Large Bisque Swans w/Cherubs, Service for 8: Snowmen SerenadeII Mezwa Art, Silverware, & Tumblers, Framed Portrait Plates, White FlockedChristmas Tree 8', Lots of Miniature Perfume Bottles, Mid-Century Modern LampTable, Fishing Rods and Reels, Dolls: Madame Alexander, Cabbage Patch,Vogue, Oriental Dolls, Indian Dolls, Raggedy Anns, Copper Relief Pictures ofPheasants, Cracker Jar,11" Copper Indian Head Plate, Royal Adderley Place-card Holders, Navy Blue & Beige Floral Large Area Rug 9' x 18'6".Real Estate: To be sold under private ownership: Beautiful 1915 Greek Revivalhome, 3Bdrm, 2 ½ bath with beautiful columns and original wood trim detailsthroughout. Nice eat-in kitchen, dining room and living room with fireplace. Fin-ished walkout basement (possible 4th bdrm). Enjoy relaxing on the lovely frontporch or screened-in patio in the private back yard. Single car detached garagewith storage area. Prime location on Main Street. This home served as a Bed &Breakfast the past 14 years in the Lexington community and hosted many gueststo Wentworth Military. No brokers please. Contact Mary Butler at 660/259-7001.Statements Made Sale Day Take Precedence Over All Printed Material. Nothing RemovedUntil Settled For. Terms: Cash or Check w/ Proper ID. Not Responsible For AccidentsShould Any Occur.

John and Mary Butler 660-259-7001Col. Glen LaRue, Auctioneer

14563 126th RD, Sweet Springs, Mo. 65351660-287-4344 www.auctionzip.com see Auctioneer ID: 38094

OPEN HOUSESeptember 21st, 2014 • 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.

Ashford Agency Inc.452W.Arrow • Marshall • 886-8557 • www.marshallhomes.com

The Experience You Need, The Service You Deserve!

1128 StonehavenPRICE REDUCED....4 Bedroom, 2 bath ranch,large living room, open kitchen/dining room,screened in sun room, fireplace, full basement,lots of up dates, great landscaping.

909 WhippoorwillGREAT LOCATION....3 bedroom, 2 bath, mainfloor utilities, replacement Windows,17x19 family room, FA/CA, great location

1016 WhippoorwillEXECUTIVE HOME….3 bedroom, 2 bath, allbrick ranch, 4th non-conforming bedroom andfull bath in basement, family room, 2 fireplaces,utility main floor, deck, patio, chain link fencedback yard

910 S. AnnEMPTY MOVE IN AT CLOSING....3 bedroom, 3 fullbath, split foyer open kitchen, family roomw/fireplace, jetted tub, walkout basement, deck,FA/CA, lots of updates, all appliances PLUSwasher/dryer

11 W. MissionGREAT FAMILY HOME....3 bedroom, large livingroom with fireplace, equipped kitchen, utilitymain floor, detached shed, covered patio, 2 carattached garage, 1/2 bath in full basement, nicetrees, shrubs on 75x111 lot

1068 South RedmanBRING YOUR FAMILY….to this 7 bedroom, bungalow,13x13 living room, fireplace, Formal dining, woodcabinets in equipped kitchen, FA/CA, storage shed,carport, full basement, finished, all brick, enclosed backporch, nice front porch to put swing on. Priced to sell

SE CERTIFIED

CHIMNEY SERVICES

Steve Epperson,

Certified by CSIA

Offering sweeps,

digital inspections,

cap installation,

liner installation,

and weather

proofing.

660-646-8498.

Licensed

and insured.

HCMM, the award-winning provider of choice for exceptional home

care in north central Missouri, in Moberly, MO is seeking full time RN

to be a member of our Marshall, MO territory In-Home Nursing Team.

The successful candidates work independently and possess strong

organizational skills. Must have a valid RN license, a minimum of one

year of nursing experience and possess a valid driver’s license and

reliable transportation. Qualified candidates send resume to:

HCMM, 102W. Reed St., Moberly, MO 65270Call 660-263-1517 or download applications at:

www.homecaremo.org. Email: [email protected].

Full TimeRN Opportunities

Midwest BeefAlliance Fall Sale

For Information or Sale Catalog:Richard Lincoln • [email protected]

660-895-5008 • Larry Robuck • 660-295-4205Ron Rogers • 660-375-7266

Saturday, Oct. 18 • 12:30 pm50 Females and 30 bulls

CROPLAND TO RENT: Cashrent, cropshare, customfarming. 660-815-1210 or660-886-9516.

MACK TRUCKS 1979-1999;also CAT graders, wheelloader, generator. Have cash.816-380-1034

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theWeekly Citizen

JEAN SEIBERT POTTS Es-tate Sale. Sale will be:Thurs., Sept. 18, 4:00pm-8:00pm, Fri., Sept. 19,8:00am-7:00pm, Sat., Sept.20, 8:00am-5:00pm. Loca-tion: 13091 HWY 23, Alma,MO (2nd house South of20/23 junction). Glassware,crystal, depression glass,china, salt & pepper shakers,tea cups, Christmas décor,baskets, books, cookware,games (Worldwide Educa-tor's Game), insulators, light-ening rod globes, old jars, oillamps, home décor, misc. fur-niture, antique baby dollbuggy. Cash only.

MOVING SALE: 1622 Sun-set Fri 9:00am-4:00pm, Sat-urday 9:00am-1:00pm.Furniture, 7' and 5' aluminumladders, yard tools, hand andelectric tools, Sears tablesaw folding chairs, men'sclothing, dishes, pictures andmuch misc.

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PERSONAL CAREAIDES/CNA’S

• Best Industry Wages

• We Honor Industry

Experience with Up to Two

Weeks Paid Time Off Earned

at 90 - Days Employment

• Paid Time Off/ Paid Holidays

• Health, Dental, Vision

Insurances

• Annual Raise

403 E. Northtown RoadKirksville, MO 63501(800) 430-2975

Fax: (660) 627-1127www.pyramidhhs.com

EOE/AA

Apply in Person or Call:

Marshall Central StorageTo settle the debts of the

below rentersthese units will be sold

on October 17th

1263 S. O’Dell at 2 p.m.575 Drake Roadat 2:45 p.m.

Jim McCord #14 O’DellAshley Hardwick #23 O’DellAshley Hardwick #24 O’DellDeborah Schehl #41 O’DellDebbie Sickman #44 O’DellFrances Gaddy #47 O’DellCharlotte Wallace #62 O’DellBetty Scharnhorst #80 O’DellStarla Jacobs #28 DrakeAllyssia Robinson #41 DrakeKayla Henderson #80 DrakeKaren Carter #91 DrakeAngela Hulse #123 DrakeAmanda Cramer-Kelz #143 Drake

3rd AnnualTurkey ShootMalta Bend American

Legion Post 558

Malta Bend American Legion Post 558

27003 Daybreak Avenue, Malta Bend

Sunday, September 28&

Sunday, October 51:00 p.m. start time on both dates

Two raffles to be held on October 5:(1) Multiple Cash Raffles- 8 chances to winPrizes of $200, $100, $50 and five $10Tickets $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00

(2) Rifle Raffles for 2 Rifles:Two Browning X-Bolt Medallion, .270 calTickets $15.00 each with only 300 being sold.

Each ticket has two chances to win one prize.

For tickets call: Steve Olson 831-0982; Pete McCorkle 886-8015;

David Duffer 815-7539; Gene Cassell 879-4552 or on sale at

Saturday Night Bingo at Malta Bend Post 558.

ESTATEAUCTIONI will sell the following located at 2303 Dennis Rd.(from State Fair Blvd. andWest 11th St go 1 blockWestand 1 block North) Sedalia, Mo. on:Saturday, Sept. 20th at 10:00 A.M.CAR/DIAMONDS: 1970 Buick "Riviera" 455 V-8,Auto., All power options, with only 42,xxx actual 1owner miles, has always been kept garaged, Gents 14Ky/g 7.6 dwt. with 1.20 carat round cut Diamond soli-taire 6.87x6.96mm, I color, II clarity, Ladies 14K w/gDiamond cocktail ring, 10K y/g birthstone ring, y/gbrown Opal ring, 14K y/g Ruby ring, Lg. lot costumejewelry, Antique wal. cs. 2 weight wall regulator, AP-PLIANCES/FURN.:Kenmore auto. washer, Kenmoreelec. dryer, Sanyo flat screen TV, Bose radio, Rattanloveseat, pine 5pc. dinette, 7pc. dining room suit, FPdrop front desk, 2 FP bdrm. suits, 2 nice bkcases, curiocab., lg. lot brass items, sev. sets china, Amer. Fostoriacandlesticks, H.P. plates, Ranson pic plates, perfumebottle collection, nicely framed prints, sofas, chairs,lamps, end tables, dishes, pots, pans, sm. appliances,yard/garden tools, 2 C.I. yard chairs, 2 tier bird bath,5pc. wrought iron patio set, wrought iron loveseat. The1970 BUICK SELLSAT 11A.M. SHARP. TERMS:Cash - ID Required.

Helen L. Darby Estate

YANCEY AUCTION SERVICEAuctioneer: GARY YANCEYwww.yanceyauction.com

auctionzip.com #27244 (660) 473-2266 Sedalia, Mo.

Auction Conducted By

Murphy Family Ventures Swine Farm is currently seekingHerd Technicians for the Marshall farm. Duties consist oftaking care of animals, feeding and treating, as well as facilityhousekeeping.

Apply Online: www.murphyfamilyventures.com

Salary dependent upon experience and education

Comprehensive benefits package to include health,dental, vision, and life insurance, 401K retirement, tuition

reimbursement, paid time off and Bonus program for full time

employees

Monday through Friday plus rotating weekend schedule,

day shift

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Sale Ends 9-30-14

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Fun To Drive

Time Is Running Out,Cooler Weather On The Way,

2014 Chevrolet Camaro 1LTConvertible

2014 Chevrolet Corvette StingrayConvertible 3LT

Deep Magenta Metallic, Auto, OnStar, Boston Acoustics & more

MSRP: ................................................... $34,475.00

Sale Price:.................................$33,580.00Customer Cash: ......................................$2,000.00Bonus Cash: .............................................. $500.00

Dealer Price .........................$31,080.00No Hidden Fees • Stk#13658

Beautiful Lime Rock Green Metallic, 6.2 V8, Auto, & moreCome See on the showroom floor

If you have experience,strong work ethic, reliabletransportation, andavailability to work first orsecond shift please apply atWorldwide RecyclingEquipment Sales, LLC1414 Riley Industrial BlvdMoberly, MO 65270or send resumes directly [email protected] consideration.Qualified candidates mustbe over the age of 18,able to pass a backgroundand drug screen withnegative results, verifiablereferences, and a highschool diploma or GED.

Worldwide Recycling is a stable,growing company that specializesin the design, engineering, fabri-cation, finishing, and assemblingof equipment for a wide range ofrecycling and sorting needs.

•Electricians•Asphalt Operators•Rotary Dryer Technicians•Hydraulic Technician•Fabricators•Certified Welders•Inside Sales Representativeswith Rotary Dryer Experience•Bi-Lingual Research Analyst•Writer/Copy/Social MediaSpecialist•Graphic Designer•Network Administrators

GET HIRED.Hiring 25-30 Employees Immediately!

1414 Riley Industrial BlvdMoberly, MO 65270

660-263-7575 • wwrequip.com

Worldwide RecyclingEquipment Sales, LLC

Apply online at www.wwrequip.comClick on this logo:

CAPITAL CITY20563

PROFESSIONAL THEATREIN THE HEART OF MISSOURI

114 High Street • Arrow Rock, MO 65320 Call (660)837-3311 • www.lyceumtheatre.org

September 24th

throughSeptember 28th

TICKETSON SALENOW!

StarringBen Nordstrom

Missouri State Corn HuskingAll You Can EatBREAKFASTSausage Gravy and BiscuitsSaline County FairgroundMultipurpose Building

Adults $4Ages 8 and under $3

Sat., Sept. 27Serving 7 a.m. to 9 a.m.

For information forout-of-townshopping and doctorappointments, please

call 800-276-6287.

OATS BUSTo receive the Oats Busschedule for in-townshopping and doctorappointments,

call 886-5017.

IMMEDIATEOPENING

Management Companyhas an immediate openingfor a full-time manager.Duties include qualifyingand leasing apartments,collecting rents, and othergeneral office work for twoproperties within 30 mileradius. Travel required.

Successful candidate has2-5 years of propertymanagement experience,strong oral and writtencommunication skills andis detail oriented.

Apply at:[email protected]

Need a car for a day or week?

Elmer Hare Ford Sales Inc.

886-7462

RENT A4-DOOR CAR

Arth’sBody Shop

Auto Body Repair • PaintingFrame Straightening • Free Estimates

207 E. Label • Marshall • 886-3933

JD 8530MFWD

JD 7410MFWD & loader

JD7800MFWDBobcat S330/bucket, fork liftattl, grapple hooks, tree rex,hyd post hole diggerJD 9770 STS combine 4WD

JD 630 platform

JD 608 C corn head

2 Unverferth 30’ header trailersJD 1790 planter 16-30

Case IH 5700 NH3 17 shanktool barJD 630 disc, 22’

JD 585 baler, cover edge

2012 EZ-Haul hay handler, 7baleSunflower 33’ mulch finisherSchulte XH 1500 shredder375 Meridian seed tender,Honda motor, wireless remoteBrent 1082 augur wagon, tarp,large 1000PTONear new PJ flat trailer goose-neck, 25’ plus dover tail &ramps, tandem axel2 late model semis and trailersMiller bobcat welder; plasmacutter; acetylene set.

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