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Room For Growing Family.3000+ square foot 4 bedroom,2½ bath home with openconcept living and dining rooms,with remodeled kitchen,acre lot. Priced at $249,900Call Ruth at 631-4709

Check This Out!Three bedroom, two bathhome, new carpet,vinyl and paint plus allappliances stay! Mainfloor utilities.Priced at $74,500Call Ruth at 631-4709

New Listing.Great opportunity to purchase5 and half acre buildinglot just outside city limits.Priced at $42,000Call Ruth for details.

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PUBLIC AUCTIONSaturday, Nov. 9 @ 10:00 A.M.

1105 Whippoorwill Marshall, MOFurniture:Walnut Chair, Oak Serpentine Dresser W/Mirror, Maple Drop Front Desk,2-Oak Bookcases, Antique Round Oak Claw Ft. Dining Table, Ethan AllenDresser W/Mirror, Wood Dresser & Chest Of Drawers, Oak Frame MirrorOn Stand, Cable Piano, 3 Rocking Occasional Chairs, 1-Ottoman, TwinBed, Several Sm Lamp Tables, Maple Dresser W/Mirror, 2 UpholsteredChairs, Desk Chairs, 2-Ice Cream Style Chairs, Quilt Rack, End Tables.

Collectibles-Household:Large Collection Of Jewel Tea Dishes, 2 Wooden Mantel Clocks, AntiqueAladdin Lamps, Floor Lamp, Lamps, Pictures, Dishes, CorningWare,Sm Appliances Toaster, Coffee Pot Etc.. 21" Zenith TV W/VCR, Boombox

Misc:Tool Box, Misc Tools, Dehumidifier, Fire Place Tools, 2 Drawer FileCabinet, 3-Drawer File Cabinet, Metal Desk, Clothes Rack, Umbrella ForPatio Table, Alum Ladder, 2-Lawn Chairs, 3 Hose Reels, Garden Hose,Lots Of Misc.

Sellers:Waters & McInteer families

Terms of Sale - Cash or Check w/proper IDStatements made Sale Day take precedence over printed material

Auctioneer Col. Richard Bockman | 660-815-3712

We usetop ofthe lineLumber and Metal

Call for more information Lawrence Martin573-378-4553 | Fax: 573-378-4674

Pole Barns, Garages, Implement, Sheds, Stud frames, Roofing

Also specializing in metal roofing 24 ga. or 26 ga. snaplock and standingseam (Hidden Fasteners)

Quality

RoofingMetal

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Marshall Flooring1360 S. Odell, Marshall | 660-831-1122 or 815-7779

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By Jean Kressy, Relish contributor

Before steppinginto the kitchen to makeSour Cream Raisin Pie,we decided to telephoneP.J. Hamel at the KingArthur flour company,for pie baking tips.

Our primary in-terest was to talk aboutSour Cream Raisin Pie,an adaptation of thePennsylvania DutchRaisin Pie called Fu-neral Pie, served at fu-nerals, and a Mid-western custard pie withsour cream. The conversationquickly turned to makingflaky crusts, a perennialproblem for even themost experienced homebakers.

To make a flakycrust, it helps to under-stand what happenswhen a pie bakes. Thefat, which is cut into theflour, coats the flour. Asthe fat melts, the flourforms flakes or layers,and the spaces left bythe melted fat separatethe flakes. To preventthe fat from melting, thefat should be cold. Cut-ting the fat into pea-sizepieces and chilling the

crust be-fore bakingalso pro-mote flaki-ness.

Hamel recom-mends adding theamount of water calledfor and an extra table-spoon. If the pastry istoo moist, the flour onthe rolling board will ab-sorb the extra liquid.Hamel has one last tip.Don’t cut into a hot pie,she says. It will be “alavaflow.” Sour

Cream Raisin Pie

Piecrust: 1 1/4 C all-purpose flour 1/2 t salt 1/4 C cold unsalted

butter, cut into pieces

1/4 C vegetable short-ening, at room

temperature, cut into pieces

3 to 4 T ice water 3/4 t cider vinegar

Filling: 2 eggs 1 C sugar 1 t grated orange rind 1/8 t ground nutmeg 2 C sour cream 1 1/2 C raisins, divided

1. To prepare piecrust,

stir together flour andsalt in a large bowl. Addcold butter pieces andwork into flour. Addshortening and work intoflour. Combine ice waterand vinegar in a smallcup. Add to flour mix-ture, about 1 T at a time,while tossing with a fork.Continue mixing untildough just gathers into aball. Flatten into a 1-inch-thick disk, wraptightly in plastic wrap,and refrigerate about 2hours. Roll dough on alightly floured surfaceinto an 11-inch circleand fit into a 9-inch pieplate. Crimp edges. 2. Preheat oven to 375F.2. To prepare filling,beat eggs in a mediumbowl; brush rim of piecrust with 1 t. beatenegg. To remaining egg,add sugar, orange rind,nutmeg and sour cream;beat until evenlyblended. 3. Sprinkle 1 C raisinsover bottom of piecrust;pour sour cream mixtureover top. Sprinkle re-maining 1/2 C raisins ontop. Bake 30 minutes oruntil filling is set. The fill-ing puffs up as it bakesand settles as it cools.Let cool on a wire rack.Serves 8. Per serving: 260 calo-ries, 23g fat, 6g prot.,57g carbs., 2g fiber,190mg sodium

Perfect Pie


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AUCTIONContractor Type Tools;

Household, Modern And AntiqueWednesday, November 13, 2013 10:00 AM

TOM AND LINDA BAGNELL1015 S. ANN DRIVE, MARSHALL, MO

After 30 plus years in the heating and cooling business we are retiringand will sell all tools, equipment and inventory along with lots of antiques

TOOLS AND MISC: New (in box) 5 hp engine, R 22 and R 12 tanks, 2 sets Freon gauges, Bench grinder, High pressurewasher, Milwaukee chop saw & saw saw, Milwaukee 1/2’’ holes shooter, Milwaukee eagle rotor drill, Poulan chain saw, Echoblower; el pole saw, 3/4” socket set, Lot of chisels and punches, 2 wheel battery charger, Craftsman twin cutting saw, B&Dsidewinder, B&D elec edger, Sub pump and hose, 14’ alum ladder, Hotsy high pressure steam cleaner, 15 gal parts washer ,2 wheel 8’X5’ box trailer, Mantis tiller; shop vac, Metal saw horses; lot garden tools, 15 gal 12 volt sprayer, Lot of hammers;wrenches & screwdrivers, 20’ al gin pole, Drill press; 2 upright tool chest, Drill bits; tap & die sets, Hole bits; torque wrenches,All sizes socket sets,Wheelbarrow; hand scythe, Air compressor, Bolt bin; lot of bolts, Gas cans; trash cans, 10” table saw; belt sander.ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD: Daisy butter churn, #2 stone jug, #5 stone crock, Victrola, Balance scale, 2 washboards,Cobbler stand/extra last, #2 stone crock, Muzzle loader (modern), Wood table/silverware drawer, Hand painted portrait ofSaline, Co Courthouse/N Boles, Wood drop leaf table, 2 rug beaters; blow torch, Howdy Doody cup, bowl & plate, Box cameras;carriage lantern, International sickle sharpener, Several sad irons, 3 gal wooden keg/tap, 2 block planes; wireless radio,5’ wood freestanding bar, Buffet; 4 sec stackable bookcase, 3 drawer wood chest/marble top, Large kettle; dinner bell, Lot ofsteel wheels, Tin toys, Lot of primitives, Book shelves; picnic table, Basketball goal, Metal firewood holder, Stacked washer &dryer-new, 5 large folding tables.AUTOMOBILE: 1970 Buick Electra 225, 2 door hardtop, Leather power, 84,000 actual miles. All original and great in shape.

AUCTIONEERSBilly Summers660-784-2304

Brenton Fowler660-631-2482

Joe Summers660-631-1894

Visit our website: www.summersauctioneers.com

Do not miss this auction. There are a lot of tools stored. Many items not listed.Dress warm. Lunch by Maxine. Statements made sale day may take precedence over printed material

941 Cherokee Dr., Ste. 4, Marshall660-886-9229 • 800-332-1463

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7 miles west on Hwy 2 to Hwy J then 1.5 miles S

The offering comes from five of the top herds in the Midwest21 Bull and Bull calves • 27 Cows and Spring calves

14 Cows and fall calves • 23 Open Heifers • 1 Bred Heifer

For information contact:Midwest Cattle Service, IncJim Reed 660-527-3507Roth Hereford Farm

Ed Roth 660-351-4127 • Eddie Roth 660-351-4126

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Protecting your home from burglars during the holidays(NewsUSA) -

Ah, yes, theholidays. A time forcelebrating with fam-ily, ripping into pres-ents ... and gettingburglarized?

Apparently so.According to the FBI,nearly 400,000 bur-glaries occur in theU.S. during Novemberand December eachyear. And the reasonfor that should be asobvious as the beardson "Duck Dynasty's"male stars' faces:Those are the monthswhen so many of usare either away fromhome -- whether onvacation or getting to-gether with lovedones -- or busy accu-mulating piles of shinynew gifts.

"Burglars areopportunists lookingfor a score, and theholidays are a perfecttime for it," saysRobert Siciliano, a se-curity expert.

Sowhat canyou do tokeepfrombeingone ofthe400,000?Read on.

*ThePerils of Social Media.Admit it: You laughedat the stupidity ofgang members outedin the news for brag-ging about theircrimes on Facebookand Twitter. So whyare you sharing yourtravel plans on suchsites for all the worldto see? Duh.

*Lighting.High-wattage exteriorlighting, set on timersalong with indoorlamps, help neighborsspot suspicious activ-ity at night while giv-ing your home what

Siciliano calls "thatlived-in look." Addingmotion sensors,though, has a down-side: "They some-times 'ghost' and givethe impression thatsomeone is therewhen he isn't," hesays.

*Home Secu-rity. Burglars, who'vebeen known to caseneighborhoods inbroad daylightdressed as contrac-tors in order to fit in,actually jiggle door-knobs in search ofcheap, breakablelocks. So it's essentialto protect your home'smain point of entry,advises Siciliano, witha strong one like thenew TouchscreenDeadbolt from Schlage(www.schlage.com),the Indiana-based firmthat's been creatingtechnologically ad-vanced security prod-ucts for more than 90years.

"I like it be-cause it offers thehighest-grade resi-dential security avail-

able, has a built-inalarm, anti-pick shieldand is even easyenough to install your-self."

*Garage DoorOpeners. Unplugthem when traveling,and then repeat thesewords: A powerlessGDO can't be hacked

with a universal re-mote.

Finally, aboutthose "shiny newgifts." Yes, the hugebox your new plasmaTV, say, came in is aneyesore you can't waitto put out on the curbwith the trash. Butguess what attracts

the attention of crookson their post-holidayprowls?

"The best thingto do," says Siciliano,"is cut the box up andput it in a big blacktrash bag. That way,they don't know youhave a plasma TV."

This Menfro silt loam soil has been farmed by the same tenant over 60 years using a corn-soybean

rotation. It is terraced with grassed water ways and border lines that are used for hay.

Fertility and lime levels are current. Trophy deer, turkey, quail habitat are evident as well as a well

stocked catfish pond.

There are many walnut trees ready to harvest. The last harvest was over 25 years ago.

FSA info calls for 124A farmland and 85.7A cropland. More information on website when available..

The sellers absolutely intend to sell this land at auction but do reserve the right to refuse the last bid.

A sign will be along Highway F. Inspect at your convenience or call Billy Summers for appointment.

Terms will be 10% in escrow day of auction. Balance in 30 days or less. Full possession at closing or

as soon as 2013 crops are harvested, Sellers will provide title insurance and pay all 2013 real estate

taxes. Taxes are $462.80

Be sure to consider this farm as they are not often offered for sale in this area.

AUCTIONEERSBilly Summers660-784-2304

Brenton Fowler660-631-2482

Joe Summers660-631-1894

www.summersauctioneers.com

Statements made sale day take precedence over printed material.

LAND AUCTIONMonday, November 18, 2013, 2:00 PM

Martin Community Center1985 South Odell • Marshall, MO

123.74 A 6 mi. North of Slater, MOSec 3 Twp 52 R20 • Highway F and Nutmeg Ave.

Jim And Shirley Mendenhall

653 S. Odell Marshall, MO 65340 • [email protected]

Coats and Jackets10%OFF Must present coupon

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Ryan WoodsPhone: (660)-831-1344Fax: (660)-886-4008

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PUBLIC AUCTIONMARSHALL MO

Multi-Purpose Bldg on Saline County FairgroundsWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 9AM

ANTIQUE/ COLLECTIBLE FURNITURE: mahogany: 3-piece parlor set, 2 dining table; oak: Hoosier kitchen cabinet,dressers, washstand, library table, lamp table, sewing rocker; walnut: beds, buffet, washstands, Victorian sidechair, sewing rocker; Sellers kitchen cabinet, dining table/ rose-back chairs, church pew, Jinny Lind bed; chairs:upholstered arm, split hickory, rush, bentwood; wicker. OIL LAMPS: 5 hanging, 150 mini. TOYS. 25-piecesGRANITEWARE. ANTIQUE/ COLLECTIBLE ITEMS: clocks, 2 small American Indian rugs, picture/ frames,Goebel,Precious Moments, D Winters, celluloid, hatpins, buttons, fancywork, bakelite, GAutry / R Rogers book,Aunt Jemima, pocketknives, advertising items, copper, brass; stoneware,kitchen primitives, trivet collectionCHINA/ GLASS: Germany, Austria, Bavaria, Lefton,extra large cup/small collection, Johnson Brothers, Meakin,Villageware, Fenton, Depression, jadeite, cut, press, pattern. HOUSEHOLD/ MISC.

ANN RWRIGHTCol. Glen LaRue, Auctioneer

Sweet Springs MO • 660-287-4344 • glenlarueauctioneer.com

Lunch Special(11am - 1pm Daily)

$1OFFBasket Meal & Drink(no alcohol)

Holiday LanesHighway 65 North, Marshall660-886-3494

Offer Expires 11-30-13.Limit 1 Coupon Per Customer PerWeek.

GRAND RIVER LIVESTOCK MARKET LLCDwain & 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 Sale Wednesday November 6th 11 AM

Misc (Hay, Posts, Etc), Caged Animals, Hogs, Cattle, Goats & Sheep1ST &. 3rd Saturday of the month 10 AM November 16th and December 7th

WE ARE NOW SELLING CAGED ANIMALS ALONG WITH THE SMALL ANIMALS!(NO EQUINE)

Special Bred Cow & Bull Sale 4th Friday 6 PM -November 22nd

Dan Dedrick - 660-646-8103Kurt Kleeman - 816-284-0611Wes Gorham - 816- 853-7359

Pam Dedrick, Office Manager - 660-646-8119Clark Allen - 660-973-6826L J Cahill- 660-322-1193

Please join us for our 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY CUSTOMERAPPRECIATION LUNCHEON (starting at 11:00am)

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Testerman ElectricalHeating & Cooling

• Sales• Service• Installs

Residential, CommercialModular Home FurnacesLicensed & Insured

660-886-6113Fast Dependable Service at

Competitive Prices.Furnace Service$50 + materials

Cain InsuranceAgency L.L.C

Crop-Farm-HomeAuto-Health-Life

David Cain (Agent/Owner)

1401 US Hwy 65 NCarrollton, MO 64633

Phone: 660-542-0104Fax: 660-542-0104 • Cell: 816-807-9678

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~Embroidery blocks~Fat quarters

~Over 7000 bolts offabric

~Aunt Martha iron ontransfers

~Tea towelsM-F 9-5:00 • Sat 9-4:00

D&T Quilt3620 S. Marshall, Sedalia

Big Bend Retreat, Inc.

Intermediate & Residential Care

620 N. EmmersonSlater, MO 65349

Adult Day Care(660) 529-22371-888-540-6565

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Completely Renovated2 & 3 Bedroom Units

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816 S. MiamiMarshall, MO 65340

660-886-5042www.cohenesery.com

Dennis Stahl’sAuto RepairGeneral Auto

RepairServing theCommunitySince 1980

29564 205th RdMarshall, MOCall 886-7290

Marshall& FennerFarmsAngus &SimmAngusBulls for Sale

Call 660-641-4522

Over 65 Years of QualityMachine Quilting For

Individuals just like YOU

606 N. Ash St., StoverVi & Melvin Dale573-377-23031-800-521-4171

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Heating & CoolingCompetitive Pricing

InstallationSales & ServiceFrank Lawless660-631-1457660-831-5385

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KnotHedz Bar and Grill

Sunday 6 AM - 2 PMMon thru Thur 6 AM - 8:30 PMFri and Sat 6 AM - 9:30 PM

106 W. Hwy 40Sweet Springs, MO660-335-0010

1127 S. Main St., Carrollton, MO660-542-2600

ECKARD’S HOMEIMPROVEMENT

BenjaminMoorePaint, Flooring,Wallpaper

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DaveMorrow

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(NewsUSA) - While clearly

passionate about theirfeline companions, anew national survey byMissouri-based RoyalCanin found that own-ers are lacking concernfor their cat's health.

"We under-stand the strong bondpet owners have withtheir cats, and one ofthe best ways to en-hance that relationshipis to learn more aboutthem," says Dr. BrentMayabb, veterinarianand director of corpo-

rate affairs for the pre-mium pet food com-pany.

"Understandinga cat's physical andphysiological traits iscritical to not only find-ing the right fit for yourfamily, but also indoing what's best forthe cat's well-beingonce they are broughthome."

Althoughhousehold pet catsoutnumber dogs by 12million in the U.S., howmuch do cat ownersreally know about their

furry felines? Based onthe survey, not asmuch as they should.The following facts willhelp owners better un-derstand their four-legged friends:

*Low mainte-nance doesn't meanlow energy. Cats aretypically selected be-cause, unlike dogs,they don't have to bewalked or taken out-side, and can be leftalone for hours at atime. While felines dorest a majority of theday (up to 16 hours),

they also spend timehunting and hiding.Creating a space thatincludes a place toclimb and scratch orhiding food in toysaround the house to letyour cat "hunt" will helpher overall health andhappiness.

*A healthy catis a happy cat. Morethan 70 percent ofowners surveyed saidthey don't considertheir cat's health whenselecting food for theirpet. Other factors thatshould be considered

when choosing a foodare: a cat's breed, itsweight or its age.

*Textureshould trump flavor.When choosing a food,cat owners tend to relyon taste when it comesto selection. In fact, 15percent of owners ad-mitted to trying theircat's food. In truth, catshave a weak sense oftaste; aroma and tex-ture play a much big-ger role in how catschoose their food.

For more infor-mation, go to www.roy-

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Cat's Meow: Survey Says Owners Love, Misunderstand Feline Friends



November

3 bedroom, 1 bath, 2 car garage,basement, huge family roomon 5 acres.Motivated Seller$160,00026207 105th RdJust South of 65 Hwy & I-70 Junction.First left after Sale Barn.

Coldwell Banker - Monsees RealtyShown by Becky, 660-473-1207

660-826-5811

OPEN HOUSESunday, Nov. 10 • 1-3

SWINGER, REALTORS1405 W. COLLEGE ST., MARSHALL

660-886-3388 • www.swingerrealtors.com

$134,900NEW LISTINGUpdated 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath ranch, New stainlessappliances, Paint, Carpet, Finished basement.Call April 660-886-0017.

Sunday, Nov. 10 • 1 - 3 • 321 E, Mission3 bedrooms, 3 baths, New flooring, Paint, Family room,W/fireplace, Inground pool, Full basement.

OPEN HOUSE

MMaaxxiinnee��ss TTeeaa HHoouussee312 W. Harold, Slater

660-529-2990Open Sunday, Nov. 10, 11-2

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