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Shiny and Bright Christmas At The Emporium
You’re invited…
Saturday, Nov. 6 • 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Sunday, Nov. 7 • 11:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Who: Veterans and their families What: Breakfast When: November 11, 2021 8:00 a.m. – 8:45 a.m. Where: Stanberry R-II cafeteria Stanberry R-II School Stanberry, Missouri Why: We would like to show our appreciation for your service.
Mix, munch and mingle as you shop our Christmas delights!
Wildcat Creek Emporium NOW ACCEPTINdG
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We’re Located Approximately 2 Miles South Of Stanberry, Missouri
Sponsored by Stanberry R-II Student Council
Starting at 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm All military families are invited to a Chili and Soup Supper To be held at the American Legion Hall On Highway 13 South Of Bethany, Mo. If you are a Veteran or are currently serving our country, come and let us show our appreciation with this meal for you and your family.
Please RSVP to 660-783-2136 by Nov. 5th so we can make sure we have enough food. An assembly will follow at 9:00 a.m. in the gym. All community members are invited to the assembly to help show our appreciation.
“Home of Oreo the Cow”
OBSERVING VETERANS DAY NOVEMBER 11, 2021
9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Free Will Donation to Enter Free Will Donation to enter. Booth spaces available. Vendors contact Fisher Booth spacesKevin available.
at 660-564-3363 Vendors contact Kevin Fisher at 660-564-3363
Sponsored By: Bethany Wilson Axline American Legion Post 216 Bethany VFW Post 2176 Eagleville Memorial American Legion Post 56 Cainsville American Legion Post 257 Ridgeway Opdyke American Legion Post 176
Martinsville Methodist Church Harvest Sale & Dinner Saturday, November 6, 2021 At The Martinsville, Mo. Methodist Church • Free-Will Dinner At 11:00 AM • Serving Turkey, Dressing, Ham & All The Trimmings! • Harvest Sale Will Immediately Follow The Dinner Dick Crabtree Will Auctioneer The Sale Come Have A Blessed & Fun Day With Us! God Bless!
Stanberry PTO s 7th Annual
Mosaic Medical Center – Albany
We’re Giving Back to Our Community RESERVE A FREE THANKSGIVING MEAL. At Mosaic Medical Center – Albany, we couldn’t be more thankful for our patients, caregivers and community members. To give back, we’re serving up a traditional Thanksgiving meal to our neighbors who want a helping hand this holiday.
Reserve your Thanksgiving meal by calling Jill Clair at 660.726.1188 by November 12. Pick up will take place at the main entrance under the awning from 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day. Delivery is also available for those who need it.
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ARE YOUR VEHICLES READY FOR WINTER?
IF NOT... WE’RE READY TO HELP YOU!
Avoid a “Turkey” of a Thanksgiving with a 10-Minute Pre-Trip Vehicle Check One way to avoid a turkey of a Thanksgiving road trip is to make sure the vehicle you will be driving is running well. A 10-minute pre-trip check is small potatoes compared to a big helping of inconvenience if you break down many miles away from home, according to the Car Care Council. “A pre-trip vehicle check provides peace of mind, helping reduce the chance of costly car trouble and providing an opportunity to have any repairs performed by one’s own trusted technician before hitting the road,” said Rich White, executive director, Car Care Council. “While no inspection can guarantee a car’s performance, it’s comforting to know proper precautions were taken to ensure a stressfree Thanksgiving road trip.” The Car Care Council suggests the following 10-minute vehicle check to help ensure safety and reliability on the road: Check the tires, including tire pressure and tread. Uneven wear indicates a need for wheel alignment. Tires should also be checked for bulges and bald spots. Check all fluids, including engine oil, power steering and brake and transmission, as well as windshield washer solvent and antifreeze/coolant. Check the hoses and belts that can become cracked, brittle, frayed, loose or show signs of excessive wear. These are critical to the proper functioning of the electrical system, air conditioning, power steering and the cooling system. Check lighting to identify any problems with exterior and interior lighting as the chance of an accident increases if you can’t see or be seen. Check wipers.Wiper blades should be replaced every six months. Make sure the windshield wipers are working properly and keep the reservoir filled with solvent. The Car Care Council also recommends that motorists restock their emergency kit. To save on fuel costs during the trip, the council suggests that motorists avoid aggressive driving, observe the speed limit and avoid excessive idling. Gas caps that are damaged, loose or missing should be replaced to prevent gas from spilling or evaporating. The Car Care Council is the source of information for the “Be Car Care Aware” consumer education campaign promoting the benefits of regular vehicle care, maintenance and repair to consumers. For a copy of the council’s Car Care Guide or for more information, visit www.carcare.org.
Is Your Check Engine Light On? Don’t Ignore it. One of the most vital signals of an improperly functioning vehicle is the check engine light and when illuminated, it alerts the driver to a variety of existing potential problems. Vehicle check-ups during community car care events throughout the country reveal that the check engine light is on in nearly one out of ten vehicles, says the Car Care Council. “When the check engine light comes on, it means that a vehicle system, such as the ignition, fuel injection or emission control, is not operating properly, even if the vehicle appears to be running normally,” said Rich White, executive director, Car Care Council. “A glowing check engine light doesn't mean you have to immediately pull the car to the side of the road, but it does mean you should get the car checked out as soon as possible. Ignoring the warning light could result in costly repairs. At the very least, the light could alert you to an engine problem that is negatively impacting fuel economy.” Some common malfunctions that can cause the check engine light to illuminate include a faulty oxygen sensor, mass air flow sensor, or spark plugs and wires. If the light flashes, the condition is more critical and must be checked immediately to prevent severe damage, which may include catalytic converter damage. When scheduling service, make sure the automotive shop that examines your vehicle has professional technicians who are trained and certified in OBDII diagnosis and repair. The technician will connect your vehicle's computer system to a diagnostic scan tool, which will provide trouble codes indicating why the check engine light was activated. While the diagnostic tool is connected, the technician can analyze data streams such as the idle speed, throttle response, engine temperature, fuel system pressure, manifold vacuum, exhaust emission levels and many other key indicators. Once the problem is fixed, the car's computer is reset to initiate the computer’s release process. The technician should then advise the customer of the proper course of action, potential warranty coverage, further testing if necessary and recommended repairs. The Car Care Council is the source of information for the “Be Car Care Aware” consumer education campaign promoting the benefits of regular vehicle care, maintenance and repair to consumers. For a copy of the council’s Car Care Guide or for more information, visit www.carcare.org.
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Ease Gas Pump Pains by Replacing Old Habits with New Ones
Gas pump prices remain on their roller-coaster ride, with more ups than downs. They’re hard on the budget and beyond consumers’ control. With some changes in our daily habits, however, we can compensate, at least partially, for rising fuel costs. Adhering to your errand list, thereby eliminating an extra trip to the store for a forgotten item, saves miles and dollars. (U.S. Department of Transportation reports 63% of all trips are 5 miles or less) Beyond sensible trip planning and conservative driving, several conditions under the hood and around the car can be corrected to conserve gas. “Under inflated tires waste fuel,” says Rich White, spokesman for the Car Care Council. “You can improve your gas mileage by about 3% just by maintaining proper tire pressure, a factor that’s high on the failure rate in our National Car Care Month check lanes. “Chalk up another 10% for a clogged air filter plus a conservative 4% for engine malfunctions such as worn spark plugs and faulty fuel and emission control systems. Correcting these conditions can improve mileage by as much as 40%!” Among other fuel wasters are dirty oil, a malfunctioning automatic transmission and a cooling system thermostat that keeps the engine running cold. Engines are designed to operate within a specific temperature range for optimum efficiency. Slow down! According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, a vehicle loses about one percent in fuel economy for each one mile per hour driven above 55 m.p.h. Although this formula should be adjusted for different car models and ages, consider that a car which averages 30 miles per gallon at 55 m.p.h. would get 28.5 m.p.g. at 60 m.p.h., 27 m.p.g. at 65 m.p.h., and 25.5 m.p.g. at 70 m.p.h. A final consideration: according to the U.S. Department of Energy, if 145 million passenger vehicles idle for five minutes a day, which is not unusual considering the numerous drive-in facilities throughout our nation, approximately four million gallons of gasoline are consumed. That’s gas being wasted, going nowhere. Idling is sometimes necessary in traffic jams, but while waiting at drive-in windows, or to pick up a passenger it’s more economical to cut the engine if the wait is longer than 30 seconds. Starting up your car again actually uses less gasoline. “Breaking old habits doesn’t come easily,” concludes White. “Being car care aware, on the other hand, is a habit that should be easy to form. The incentives are there in dollars and cents.” The Car Care Council is the source of information for the “Be Car Care Aware” consumer education campaign, providing information about the benefits of proper vehicle maintenance and repair. For more information visit www.carcare.org.
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MAJOR REPAIRS • OIL CHANGES • MISSOURI STATE INSPECTIONS • ALIGNMENTS • JUST ABOUT ANY TYPE OF REPAIR YOU NEED DONE! Jacob & Shawna Dye 308 WEST WOOD ST. • ALBANY, MISSOURI 64402
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IF YOU BROKE IT....WE HAVE THE PART TO HELP YOU...FIX IT!!
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15 East Third Grant City, Missouri 660-564-3713
WE CAN GET YOU UP & RUNNING WHEN YOUR VEHICLES FAIL YOU THIS FALL & WINTER! WE FIX FLATS!!! IF YOU RUN INTO TROUBLE & NEED TIRE WORK DONE... GIVE US A CALL!
WE NOW HAVE AN ALIGNMENT MACHINE! We Also Have A 24 Hour On-The-Farm Service Truck!
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DAN’S AUTO REPAIR DAN BOOHER • 509 South Hundley • Albany, Mo. 64402
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Take the Scare Out of Winter Driving
When the weather outside is frightful, a little advance preparation will take the scare out of winter driving, says the Car Care Council. A few preventive vehicle maintenance steps will keep you from being stranded in severe winter weather. The thought of a breakdown, an engine not starting or otherwise being stranded is scary as it is, but those things happening in freezing winter weather adds another level of fear. An investment of an hour or so to have your vehicle checked will pay off and help make sure your winter driving is less frightful and more delightful. The Car Care Council recommends the following steps for winterizing your vehicle: Check the battery and charging system for optimum performance. Cold weather is hard on batteries. Clean, flush and put new antifreeze in the cooling system. As a general rule of thumb, this should be done every two years.
Make sure heaters, defrosters and wipers work properly. Consider winter wiper blades and use cold weather washer fluid. Typically, wiper blades should be replaced every six months. If you’re due for a tune-up, have it done immediately. Winter magnifies existing problems such as pings, hard starts, sluggish performance or rough idling. Check the tire tread depth and tire pressure. If snow and ice are a problem in your area, consider special tires designed to grip slick roads. During winter, tire pressure should be checked weekly. Check the brakes. The braking system is the vehicle’s most important safety component. Inspect the exhaust system for carbon monoxide leaks, which can be especially dangerous during cold weather driving when windows are closed. Check to see that exterior and interior lights work and headlights are properly aimed.
Be diligent about changing the oil at recommended intervals as dirty oil can spell trouble in winter. Consider changing to “winter weight” oil if you live in a cold climate. Check the fuel, air and transmission filters at the same time. Motorists should also keep the gas tank at least half full at all times to decrease the chances of moisture forming in the gas lines and possibly freezing. Drivers should check the tire pressure of the spare in the trunk and stock an emergency kit with an ice scraper and snowbrush, jumper cables, flashlight, flares, blanket, extra clothes, candles/matches, bottled water, dry food snacks and needed medication. The Car Care Council is the source of information for the “Be Car Care Aware” consumer education campaign promoting the benefits of regular vehicle care, maintenance and repair to consumers.
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WE ARE
! VENDORS WANTED! Saturday
BUYING
10th Annual Holiday Bazaar
, Nov. 20, 2021 Albany High ...presented by the Albany Chamber of Commerce School
• COPPER • BRASS • ALUMINUM • CARS • BATTERIES • FARM EQUIPMENT
$25 per 8’x10’ SpAce.
(refer a friend & BOTH of you get a $5 discount!) Please call or email Tonya McCampbell at 660-726-5119 or tonya1070@yahoo.com Like us on Facebook at Albany Chamber of Commerce/The Holiday Bazaar
WE ARE OPEN ON FRIDAYS
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM or Call For Appointment
Bob’s Metals 307 S Polk Albany, MO
THE GENTRY COUNTY COURTHOUSE AND OFFICES
WILL BE CLOSED
(Just South of the Square)
816-810-3166
THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 2021 IN OBSERVANCE OF VETERANS DAY BY ORDER OF THE GENTRY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
M E N S
OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED
November 1-10, 2021
We Are Meeting Starting JulyStill 28th, We Will Meet Every Wednesday Morning From 6:45 To 7:30 AM At The Cornerstone Automotive Building Just Off Highway 136 East In Albany, Missouri. The Focus Of This Study Is To Discover God’s Will For Your Life. If You Have Any Questions Contact: Matt At 660-726-8061. Please Join Us For Study! Please Plan To Join Us ForThis This Exciting Exciting Study!
ECKARD’S
• Hundreds of Rolls of Carpeting • Bathroom & Kitchen Cabinets Berber, Plush & Frieze • Assortment of Area Rugs and pad • Expert Carpet Installation • Large Selection of Ceramic Tile • Benjamin Moore Paint • Replacement Windows • Vinyl Flooring • Wallpaper and Border • Huge Array of Laminate • Cabinets Flooring
Hwy. 69 N, Bethany, MO 660-425-6331 HRS: Mon.-Fri., 8-5 • Sat. 8-noon
for demolition of part of our building. We will re-open Nov. 11. STANBERRY LICENSE OFFICE 130 WEST FIRST ST. STANBERRY, MO 64489. PHONE: 660-783-2725
ALBANY COMMUNITY CALENDAR OF EVENTS... November 2 Election Day
S HERE’ ’S WHATON... GOING
November 2 November 3 November 4 November 4 November 5 November 5 November 7 November 8 November 10 November 11 November 11 November 12
MS Basketball at Bethany with South Harrison, 4:30 PM FFA Area 2 Fall Speaking Contest at Gallatin at 6:00 PM MS Basketball away with King City at 5:30 PM Lions Club Meeting at Poppa’s at 7:00 PM Registration Deadline for Dec. 11 ACT Test Varsity Football Districts, 2nd Round, TBA at 7:00 PM Daylight Savings Time Ends - Fall Back 1 Hour MS Basketball at King City Tournament TBA FFA District Fall Speaking Contest at Cameron at 4:30 PM Veterans Day Veterans Day Assembly at the High School at 10:00 AM Varsity Football District Semi-Finals at 7:00 PM Compliments of...
1204 W. Hwy 136 Albany, MO ~ 726-5577 HOURS 10 AM - 9 PM MON. - SAT.
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The Island City Christian & Calvary Stanberry Churches (Matt 9:13 But go and learn what this means: ‘I desire mercy and not sacrifice.’ For I did not come to call the righteous, but sinners, to repentance.”) In the gospel of Matthew Jesus is seeking those who would believe and ‘learn’. Learning is an ongoing theme in the bible as Peter would say. (2 Peter 3:17-18, You therefore, beloved, since you know this beforehand, beware lest you also fall from your own steadfastness, being led away with the error of the wicked; but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.) The theme of learning goes right along with that which God has provided: (2 Tim 3:16, All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work.) Since Jesus Christ is the one and only way to eternal life we are instructed to learn, to grow and accept righteousness from God’s Holy word, the Bible. In the times in which we live many will re-define words and create phrases proclaiming the words of the bible to be of no understanding without using their interpretation. Some of these phrases diminish the consequence of sin by proclaiming that God has no expectation of holiness. One such phrase I often hear is that (God Hates the Sin but Loves the Sinner). I understand this man-made phrase is used in accordance with the verse from, (Romans 5:8, But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.) Yes, Jesus Christ died on the cross as an act of Love and obedience to the will of God as He said three times, ‘Not of my will but of Thy will’ to accomplish God’s plan for redemption. Jesus Christ did not suffer on the cross for six hours so someone could say a little prayer while continuing in sinful behavior with the confident assurance of eternal life with Him in Heaven. Paul would say in (Romans 6:1-2, What shall we say then? Shall we continue in sin that grace may abound? Certainly not! How shall we who died to sin live any longer in it?) If you have been deceived by man made phrases to continue in sin, REPENT!
Pastor Bill Bracken
HARRISON COUNTY HOSPICE
ANGUS BULLS FOR SALE - BRED FOR CALVING EASE, GROWTH AND DOCILITY. CALL CHRIS CADLE, 660562-8655. 22-tfc
BLACK ANGUS BULLS - Excellent quality & disposition, several AI sired, some yearlings, 18 month & 2 year olds. FREE DELIVERY! GREG FRUEH, Hopkins, MO, 660-582-6901.
Nov. 1st to December 4th
Bring 3 Receipts From Any Worth COunty Business To The Worth County Extension Office To Be Entered Into A Drawing For $100 In Cash! NOTE: If It Is A Corporate Buisness, Such As Casey’s, Dollar General Store Or HyVee, Etc., You Many Only Submit One Entry.
PROVIDING COMPASSIONATE CARE, COMFORT AND SUPPORT FOR THE TERMINALLY ILL AND THEIR FAMILIES FOR OVER 20 YEARS!
QUALITY CARE CLOSE TO HOME
WHY CHOOSE HARRISON COUNTY HOSPICE? * SMALL, FAMILY-CENTERED HOSPICE * QUALITY OF LIFE CARE AT THE END OF LIFE * LOCAL TEAM WHO IS ALWAYS AVAILABLE * PROFESSIONAL TEAM WHO TREATS PHYSICIAL, EMOTIONAL AND SPIRITUAL NEEDS OF OUR PATIENTS AND FAMILIES Call us @ (660)425-6324 Service area: Harrison, parts of Daviess, Gentry & Mercer Counties
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October 30th Thru BREAKFAST November 23rd, & LUNCH 2021
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OLD TOWNE CAFE ALLENDALE, MISSOURI 660-786-2229
SUN. - WED. • 7 AM - 2 PM THURS. - SAT. • 7 AM - 8 PM
GUNS FOR SALE - Browning .380 pistol, $650, OBO; Springfield Hellcat 9mm pistol, $500; Winchester .22 rifle, $150; Winchester .22 rifle, $100. Call 816-752-1815. 37-2tc
Call now to reserve the Stanberry Area Community Center Basic Rent.........................$50 Wedding & Dances...........$250 Call Susan Hibbs at 660-783-2976.
Worth County Care and Rehabilitation Center
HELP NEEDED....
PUT YOUR HELP WANTED AD IN FRONT OF 11,000 READERS EVERY TUESDAY! WE WANT TO HELP YOU FIND THE RIGHT PEOPLE TO FILL YOUR VACANCIES!
Caring, Dependable, Compassionate, Hard Working, Team Player Wanted For The Following Positions:
CALL THE NEW SHOPPER AT 660-726-5234 OR EMAIL US AT newshopper@windstream.net
Worth County County Care Worth Care and and Rehabilitation Center Rehabilitation Center
WE OFFER: • Out-Patient Therapy OFFER: WE OFFER: Long termWE Care •Therapy Skilled Care HELP WANTED! • Out-Patient • Out-Patient Therapy Rehab to Home LongNow term Care • Skilled hiring forCare Long term Care • Skilled Care Rehab to Home • Hospice Care • Therapy these positions: Rehab to Inpatient Home • Hospice Care Inpatient Therapy • Private and • rooms • Part-Time Laundry • Hospice Care •Semi-private Inpatient Therapy • Private and Semi-private rooms •every VA contracted Community for weekend • Private andother Semi-private rooms • VA contracted Community Nursing Home • VA contracted Community • Dietary - Part-time
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DO YOU HAVE JOBS THAT NEED FILLED?
• RECEPTIONIST • COOK: 11:00 - 7:00 • RN • LPN • CNA • DIETARY AIDE •MDS COORDINATOR
JOB OPENING
The Gentry County Senior Center Inc. Stanberry, MO
has a position open for a
• GREAT BENEFITS WITH HEALTH INSURANCE • COMPETITIVE WAGES • AWESOME INCENTIVES • SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL • QUARTERLY CA$H BONUSES
Food Service Manager Mon. - Fri. • 7:30 AM - 2:00 PM Hourly wage plus paid holidays and sick leave.
IF THIS SOUNDS GOOD TO YOU, COME JOIN OUR STAFF & BECOME PART OF OUR FAMILY!
Pine View Manor “There’s Someplace Like Home”
• 307 North Pineview Street • Stanberry, Mo. 64489
Call 660-783-2498 for more information! EOE
(660) 783-2118 EOE/MFVD
DEPUTY DIRECTOR
Nursing Home
Nursing Home Kelly Summa Administrator
Farrah Lager Administrator
Kelly Summa Administrator Pam Fish RN Director of Nursing Kelly Summa Administrator Pam Fish RN Director of Nursing Visit our Facebook page, like and follow us at Pam Fish RN Director of Nursing Visit our Facebook page, like and follow us at
Job Description: Work closely with the Director maintaining a jail holding up to 200 detainees, staffed by up to 50 employees. The Deputy Director will be resolving administrative challenges by coordinating preparation of reports, analyzing data, and identifying solutions, reporting directly to the Director. The candidate will be proficient at creating and revising systems and procedures by analyzing operating practices, record keeping systems, forms control, office layout, and budgetary and personnel requirements.
Pam Fish RN Director of Nursing
Worth County Care and Rehabilitation Visit our Facebook page, like and follow usCenter at Worth County Care and Rehabilitation Center Worth County Care and Rehabilitation Center
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Worth County and MO Rehabilitation Center 503 East 4th St.St.••Care Grant 64456 • 660-564-3304 503East East4th 4thSt. GrantCity, City,MOMO 64456 • 660-564-3304 503 • Grant City, 64456 • 660-564-3304 “Worth Coming Home To” “WorthComing Coming Home To” “Worth Home To”
The Deputy Director will be responsible for maintaining workflow by studying methods, implementing cost reductions, and developing reporting procedures. • Will train and oversee training of subordinate personnel. • Establish and maintain effective working relationships with co-workers, vendors, contractors and government officials. Qualifications/Skills: • At least 5 years experience in law enforcement, a jail setting or Department of Corrections • Live within a reasonable distance • Administrative writing skills • Operate Microsoft office computer programs • Organization • Problem solving • Valid Missouri Driver’s license Clear criminal history with no criminal arrest record. Resumes will be accepted until November 5, 2021. Send resume to Daviess/DeKalb Regional Jail, 102 N Meadows Ln, Pattonsburg, MO 64670 or e-mail Lburke@ddcrj.com
Ranch Hands Wanted East Fork Ranch Essential Duties
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• Operations of general farm equipment and heavy equipment. • Working with livestock (bison, deer, elk and horse) • Constructing new fence and/or repairing of existing fence • Monitor livestock health. • Load and drive truck to transport farm supplies and tools to specific locations • Make mechanical adjustments and repairs on farm machinery as needed. • Operate, maintain and/or repair farming implements. Ranch Hands Wanted • Upkeep and maintain lodge, cabins and event center grounds. East Fork Ranch • Repair and maintain all Ranch outbuildings along with lodge, cabins and event center Essential Duties buildings. • Performs all other duties as assigned. � Operations of general farm equipment and heavy equipment. � Working with livestock (bison, deer, elk and horse) To qualify for this position, applicants must meet all minimum requirements Constructing new fence and/or repairing of existing fence Monitor livestock health. Load and drive truck to transport farm supplies and tools to specific locations Make mechanical adjustments and repairs on farm machinery as needed. Operate, maintain and/or repair farming implements. Performs all other duties as assigned. To qualify for this position, applicants must meet all minimum requirements � � � � � �
Minimum Requirements
We are adding to our staff!!
• Med Aide for RCF • Housekeeper AND... We have a SIGN ON BONUS for the following positions:
• NA • CNA • CMT • LPN Charge Nurse (we provide the CNA class)
APPLY IN PERSON 1313 S. 25th St. Bethany, MO 64424
• High school diploma or GED • One to two years of experience in Agriculture Minimum Requirements • Must have a valid Missouri license, would prefer Missouri Class A CDL Combination. • Must possess knowledge of large undomesticated animals and their care. � High school diploma or GED • � Must possess basic skills in landscaping and farming equipment, i.e. lawnmower, weedOne to two years of experience in Agriculture � Must have a valid Missouri license, would prefer Missouri Class A CDL Combination. eater, brush-hog, tractor, hay equipment, wood cutting skills, fence building skills, truck and � Must possess knowledge of large undomesticated animals and their care. power tools. � Must possess basic skills in landscaping and farming equipment, i.e. lawnmower, weedeater, brush-hog, tractor, hay equipment, wood cutting skills, fence building skills, truck • Must be available to work the assigned schedule of M-F, 7:00A-3:30P and available as and power tools. needed to work a flexible schedule to meet the demands of the position, which may include nights, � Must be available to work the assigned schedule of M-F, 7:00A-3:30P and available as needed to work a flexible schedule to meet the demands of the position, which may weekends, and holidays. include nights, weekends, and holidays. • � A record of satisfactory attendance and performance in all prior and current employment A record of satisfactory attendance and performance in all prior and current employment
Apply at: Apply at: DRT Ammo DRT Ammo 5295 300th St. Albany, MO 64402 5295 300th St. Albany, MO 64402 660-448-2212 or email Shelly@drtammo.com 660-448-2212 or email Shelly@drtammo.com for application
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FREE KITTENS Ready for their new homes. Albany. Call 660-562-7499.
AMERICAN WALNUT - Buying standing timber 25 or more, or 40 or more logs. Call 816232-6781 in St. Joseph, MO for details.
FOR SALE - GRILL GUARDS, Raymond Smith Body Shop, Hwy 136 East, 660-726-3223, Albany, MO. 32-tfc
Happy 14th Birthday!! Jeremiah Owens Nov. 8, 2021
We Love You! Papa Ted & Grammy Owens Dad & Mom Daisy & Tux Aunt Tracy & Uncle Roger Cait, Craig, Paislee, Teagan & Maddi Kylie & Jason Quincy & Joey
Annie Halstead Oct. 19, 2021
We Love You! All Your Family & Friends! WITH OUR APOLOGIES, THE NEW SHOPPER PUBLISHED THE WRONG ADDDRESS FOR CARDS TO BE SENT TO Ann Halstead c/o Barb Findley 2405 598th Street • Denver, Missouri 64441 LET’S TRY IT AGAIN.
FOR SALE - 605K Vermeer BALER, PAYING TOO MUCH for Medicare new belts, monitor rebuilt, net wrap Supplements? or twine. Leave a message, 660-439Call me. 2975. 37-2tc RON PETERSON, SILVER & GOLD COINS 660-783-2526.
Dental gold, gold mountings, sterling silver, old watches & diamonds. Highest cash price paid. Junior Sandy, 816-3902027. 40-52tc WANTED
Brush and CRP Clearing, Stump Grinding, Skid Loader Work. Call Lee Zweifel at 660-439-2889 or 605-359-2563. Leave message. BRIAR PATCH FLOWER & GIFT 119 South Polk Street Albany, MO 660-726-4170 NEW STORE HOURS: Mon. - Fri. 9:00 - 5:00 Saturdays 10:00 - 1:00
RHONDA’S UPHOLSTERY and Refinishing. Contact me at 660726-3741 for all your upholstery and refinish needs. Pickup and delivery available. Albany, MO.
For all your STORAGE NEEDS, Call GINTHER RENTALS, 816-596-0366. ROD DOLLARS AUCTION SERVICE Stanberry, MO 660-783-2548 Leo Madison, Bethany, 660-868-0113. Your Auction is the Most Important One We’ll Ever Do!!! We will get you Top Dollar at Your Auction!
CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAY SEASON WITH US!
Albany United Methodist Church
Tickets $10 for 18+, $5 Under 18 Purchase Locations: Albany UMC, The Printery & Bookworm Bargains November 27 | 4 - 7 PM PROCEEDS TO OUR MISSION TRIP QUESTIONS? CALL CHURCH OFFICE 660-726-5818
The sky is the limit for you, today and always!
FOR SALE - 2004 32’ 5th Wheel CAMPER, new tires, new roof 5-6 years ago, clean, 1 slide. Leave a message, 660-439-2975. 37-2tc
Happy Birthday Travis Schalk Nov. 2, 2021
We All Love You!! Amber, Adam, Austin, Addie,
& all the rest of us!
MILLER CEMETERY MEETING November 7, 2021 5:00 pm at the Denver Schoolhouse.
CAROUSEL CREATIONS CUSTOM EMBROIDERY • Custom Designs
• Stock Designs • Shriner Designs • School Athletic Logos • Shirts • Caps • Jackets • School Letter Jackets • Vinyl Heat Transfers 660-726-5251 carousel2@windstream.net 1005 West Jackson St. Albany, MO
WILL BE OPEN SATURDAYS BEGINNING NOVEMBER 6 OPEN HOURS: 6:00 - 9:00 PM THE SKATE CENTER IS STILL AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES & RENTALS! WE WILL BE CLOSED ON NOVEMBER 27 & DECEMBER 25 FOR THE HOLIDAYS
CONTACT: JAMIE ALLEE FOR INFO AND PARTY BOOKINGS...
816-341-6632
CARD OF THANKS A Huge Thank You from James “Jim” Wilson and his family for all of the birthday cards he received! It definitely made his day brighter!
Looking to seLL or trade your vehicLe?
CARD OF THANKS I, Shirley Gray, want to thank all my family and friends for giving me my best birthday with the cards, phone calls, flowers, cakes, plant and gifts. Celebrated Thursday through Sunday being together.
• Any Miles, Any Condition - We’ll trade for anything, bring it in , get it valued and trade-in toward a new or used vehicle. • No-Hassle process - Takes as little as 15 seconds to get an estimate and 30 minutes and you’ll get an offer to buy or trade-in your vehicle.
CARD OF THANKS Thank you to my family and friends for making my birthday so wonderful. A special thank you to Randy and Sue for planning the celebration. I loved having my grandsons, Cory and Mitch, along with Cory’s wife, Tiffany, and greatgrandson Elvis, in Albany for the weekend. A special thanks to my friends for sharing a birthday wish by mail, a phone call, or house visit. I genuinely appreciate your thoughtfulness! Family, friends, and a great community...what more could anyone want? MARILYN ARNOLD
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Starting Tuesday, November 2, 2021,
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Tammy Wynne-Siddens Agent
Tracy Coburn
will be working out of Pretty Fix Salon Tuesday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Cutting Hair Only! Will Take Appointments, Walk-ins welcome also.
Call 660-726-8039.
Nelson Real Estate & Auction Co. 660-726-8104 tammyjsiddens@gmail.com NelsonSoldit.com Albany, Missouri 64402
THESE PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
PARSONS SEED CLEANING
660-726-3774
OR STERLING HOPKINS AT
660-254-0773
Happy Birthday Jim Newman Nov. 7, 2021
From All Your Family & Friends
H H H
2-DAY EstAtE Upcoming Gun Auctions - Online Bidding Available Auction Life-Long Military Gun & Memorabilia Featuring: 1000+ Toy Tractors, John Deere, Case, Oliver and More, Some Structo Toys, John Deere Pocket Knives and Medallions, Cast Iron & John Deere Banks, Along with John Deere Metal Signs and Posters and many other John Deere Collectibles
sat., november 6 - 10:30 am sun., november 7 - 10:30 am
Younger Auction Gallery, 312 E. South Hills Dr., Maryville, MO
— Online BiDDinG AvAilABle —
Collection of Doyle & Beulah Helton
1st of Three 2-Day Auctions – Featuring Colts, AK-47s, Sigs, AR-15s, M1 Garands, Carbines, Trench Guns, Bayonets, Military Swords, German SS Helmet, Vintage Black & White Photos, 100,000+ Rounds of Various Caliber Ammunition
Saturday & Sunday, November 27 & 28, 2021 Younger Auction Gallery, 312 E. South Hills Drive, Maryville, MO
H H H Mike Strecker’s Life-Long Ruger Collection 375-400 Outstanding Long Arms & Pistols
1st of Three 2-Day Auctions – Many Long Arms and Pistols with Consecutive Serial Numbers, One of a Kind, Lever Action, Bolt, Semi Auto, Revolvers, Satin & Blue Finish, NIB. Also selling Collectible Ammo & Boxes, Numerous Boxes of Ammo & Reloading Supplies Too Numerous to Mention.
Saturday & Sunday, December 11 & 12, 2021 Younger Auction Gallery, 312 E. South Hills Drive, Maryville, MO
charles Wiederholt Estate
Mark Younger, Auctioneer YAC, INC d.b.a
660-541-1977
Email: yac@youngerauction.com
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660-367-4407 888-669-5765
Rob’s Cycle
Jessica J. Jones Law, LLC General Civil Practice Including Probate Wills Trusts Real Estate Landlord Family Law 106 S. Smith • PO Box 86 Albany, MO 64402 660-822-0035
PARTS • SALES • SERVICE
www.robscycle.com
ROB &R TRICIA OB BBOZARTH, OZARTHSALES #1 N. POLARIS MISSOURI 101 2NDDRIVE AVE• . •PATTONSBURG, PATTONSBURG MO 64670 64670
contact@jessicajonesmolaw.com
Marci Sager Agency Formerly Farmers Mutual Insurance Agency
Give Me A Call Or Stop By & Let Me Help You Save Money On Your.... • Residential • Farm • Liability • Auto • Commercial Insurance Needs!
POLLY NELSON, OD GREG O’BRYAN, OD • Glaucoma • Eye Disease • Contacts
East Side Of The Square • 114 South Smith • PO Box 157 Albany, Missouri 64402 • Fax: 660-726-5213
660-726-3310
AMBER • 660-726-3192
TUESDAY - FRIDAY 9:00 TO 5:00
TANNING 24/7!
704 E US Hwy. 136 • Albany, Mo. (Behind Youngs Insurance Agency)
AUTO VALUE Tire PARTS&Kelly STORES Exhaust
Get up to
$
FOR RENT NEW SELF-STORAGE UNITS, UPSTAIRS, in addition to the basement units. Various size and prices, at the southeast corner of the square in Albany. Call 660-726-5500
FIREWOOD FOR SALE! Cut smaller for fireplaces. Will deliver. REX HOMAN, 816-261-5266. Albany, MO area.
STOP BY AND CHECK OUT OUR SELECTION OF... ECHO CHAIN SAWS!
WE HAVE GREAT PRICES ON THESE GREAT SAWS!
GRANT CITY AUTO PARTS
15 EAST THIRD ST. IN GRANT CITY, MO. • (660) 564-3713
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OPES OUTDOOR ONNECTION (660) 726-2403
NORMAN’S
4000
Custom Manure Spreading
for Groceries by Mail-In Rebate
219 W. Clay St. • Albany, MO 64402 when you purchase a set of “The Parts Auto Farm Tire Service! Bus. 660-726-3939 four select Goodyear tires.1 • WATS: 877-726-3939 Fax: 660-726-3982
Value
You want... See store for details. The Value 1. Subject to credit approval. Offer valid 12/26/08 – 01/31/09. You Expect” PARTS STORES
One Mail-In Rebate Check per qualifying purchase. Allow 6 to 8 week for Rebate Check delivery. See Retailer for complete details.
660-868-1272
®
“Put That Free Fertilizer To Use”
TIRES
KELLY TIRE & EXHAUST Ke l l y T i r e & E x h a u s t Store Hours: Mon - Fri: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Saturday: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Sunday: Closed
Custom & Stock Exhaust Systems FULL LINE OF TIRES & TUBES
185/65R14 AS LOW AS
52.30
$
C.
Linda Collins
1500 MAIN ST., BETHANY, MISSOURI 64424
Phone: 660-425-6833 Fax: 660-425-6855
Email: linda@missouricentraltitle.com•www.missouricentraltitle.com
COLE HARDWARE 1510 MAIN STREET BETHANY, MO. 660-425-8126
COME & CHECK OUT OUR NEW APPLIANCES.
JEFF BASE IS NOW WORKING WITH US FOR ALL OF YOUR APPLIANCE REPAIR NEEDS! GIVE US A CALL TODAY FOR SERVICE. WASHERS & DRYERS • GAS & ELECTRIC RANGES • FREEZERS • REFRIGERATORS • COME SEE!!!
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JENSEN
JENSEN
Mark Jensen 4510 US Hwy. 136 • •• Stanberry, Mo.
Daniel Jensen, Owner •• 4508 US Hwy. 136 •• Stanberry, Mo.
MANUFACTURING (660) 783-0055
CUSTOM WELDING!
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641-767-5359 D RIVER TITLE, IN N A
205/65R15
700 E US Hwy 136 • Albany, MO 64402 Office: 660-726-3008 • Cell: 660-726-8100
211 HIWAY 169, REDDING, IOWA 50860
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Many Popular Sizes in Stock Prices good while quantities last.
60.05 205/55R16 64.92 Transmission Flush Service • Batteries • Oil Changes 215/60R16 $64.89 Hwy. 169 • Redding, Iowa • 641-767-5359 ON-THE-FARM TIRE $69.46 Toll Free: 800-230-9935 SERVICE & REPAIR! Sandra J.225/60R16 Youngs, Agent
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CATALYST ON SALE
Now Selling Appliances!
Maytag Whirlpool Amana
Open: Monday Thru Friday
• STOCK TRAILER REPAIRS! • BALE RINGS IN STOCK!
Automotive Repair
Call Today: (660) 783-2444 We Want Your Business!! Open: Monday Thru Friday
• VINYL •
•SIDING• Lumber & Building Supplies Of All Kinds! SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY! • WE’LL TREAT YOU RIGHT!!!
WORTH COUNTY LUMBER, INC. DENNIS DOWNING, OWNER
HOGUE LUMBER
660-726-5522
107 E. Clay • Albany, MO 64402 • email: hoguelumber@windstream.net
Give Us A Call For All Your Automotive Repair Needs!
• SHINGLES • • NAIL GUNS • • SHEETING •
LET US BUILD YOU A NEW GARAGE TODAY!
NEW HOME & OUTBUILDING CONSTRUCTION
Grant City, MO 64456 Phone (660) 564-3384 Fax (660) 564-3614
GARAGES
DESIGNED TO FIT YOUR NEEDS!
Customer Satisfaction Is Our Primary Goal!
Regardless of size, shape or useage King City Lumber assures a well designed, quality, long lasting building. We Look Forward To Serving YOUR Needs! • Garages • Farm and Agricultural • Commercial • Tools Sheds
UMC FOOD DROPS
FOR NOVEMBER & DECEMBER
AT ALBANY UMC
Commodities & Senior Boxes Sat., Nov. 13 & Dec. 11 9:00 am Mobile Food Drop Mon., Nov., 15 & Dec. 20 10:00 am Walmart Excess Food Tues., Nov. 2, 16 & 30 and Dec. 7 & 21 9:00 am And You & Your Family Are Always Welcome To Worship With Us, Too...
Sunday School 8:30 AM Sunday Worship 9:15 AM
Albany United Methodist Church 302 North Smith St. Albany, MO 64402 660-726-5818
LOCKLAR’S FABRICS & QUILTING
We carry several brand name fabrics including: •Benartex •Marcus Fabrics • Wilmington Prints • Downton Abbey • Penny Rose Fabrics •Windham Fabrics and many more!!! Extra wide baching and machine quilting available. 115 South Polk St. Albany, MO 64402 Open: Mon. - Fri. 9:00 am - 5:30 pm Sat. 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Call: 660-726-3140 or 660-562-7865.
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STANBERRY
SENIOR CENTER MENUS (milk served each day) Mon., Nov. 1 - Ham, sweet potatoes, broccoli, mandarin oranges, bread. Tues., Nov. 2 - Chicken fillet, potatoes & gravy, mixed vegetables, rosy applesauce, bread. Wed., Nov. 3 - Tator tot casserole (potatoes in casserole), green beans, fruit, bread. Thurs., Nov. 4 - Chicken spaghetti, lettuce salad, California vegetables, strawberry shortcake, bread. Fri., Nov. 5 - Pepper steak, baby baker potatoes, carrots, fruit, bread.
ALBANY LIONS CLUB
MEETING AT 7:00 PM ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4
AT POPPA’S FAMILY RESTAURANT HWY. 136 WEST • ALBANY, MO.
COME JOIN US. YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT OUR MEETINGS!
PATTONSBURG
101 West Wood St., Albany, MO 64402 816-632-5599 or 660-726-5234.
Come and check out all of the fun things we can do at Winners Circle North in with The Shopper in Albany, Mo. Across from the Old Casey’s Building
SENIOR CENTER MENUS (milk served each day) Mon., Nov. 1 - Chili cheese dog on bun, fries, beets, cinnamon applesauce. Tues., Nov. 2 - Baked Ziti with hamburger, hominy, breadstick, mandarin orange fluff. Wed., Nov. 3 - Pork roast, cheesy potatoes, dressing, broccoli, bread, blushing pears. Thurs., Nov. 4 - Chicken salad sandwich, macaroni salad, California blend vegetables, apricots. Fri., Nov. 5 - Fish, hash brown casserole, green beans, hushpuppies, Watergate salad.
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
NOBLE
FURNACE & AIR
NEW SALES • SERVICE • REPAIR WE SELL & INSTALL NEW FURNACES & AC UNITS!!!
4526 340th St. • STANBERRY, MO. 64489 • 660-783-5190 GENE CELL • 660-783-2703 HOME
Floral, Gifts, Home Decor
EArLY DEADLINE NOTICE! DUE TO THE UPCOMING HOLIDAYS WE MUST CALL FOr AN EArLY ADvErTISING COPY DEADLINE! All Ad Copy For Ads To Appear In The November 30, 2021 Issue Of The New Shopper Must Be In Our Office No Later Than
12:00 NOON WEDNESDAY, NOv. 24. All Ad Copy For Ads To Appear In The December 21, 2021 Issue Of The New Shopper Must Be In Our Office No Later Than
12:00 NOON WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15. All Ad Copy For Ads To Appear In The December 28, 2021 Issue Of The New Shopper Must Be In Our Office No Later Than
12:00 NOON WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22.
Thank You In Advance For Your Cooperation. THE NEW SHOPPEr
101 West Wood, Albany, Mo. 64402 (660) 726-5234 • Fax: (660) 726-5235 E-Mail: newshopper@windstream.net
660-425-6400 TAKING ORDERS IN STORE, BY PHONE & ON FACEBOOK!
Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM Saturday 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM • Closed Sundays 16100 W US Hwy 136, Bethany, MO
October 2021
s et sk a B ty n u o B g in iv sg k Than
Dear Sir or Madam, Each year around the Thanksgiving Holiday, the Lord’s Warehouse, located at Albany, MO, the New Hampton Christian Church and several other area Churches help sponsor what we call “Thanksgiving Bounty Baskets”. Thanksgiving Bounty Baskets are Thanksgiving dinners, which include turkey or ham, vegetables, rolls, and dessert. These are boxed up and given out to needy families in the four county area, including Harrison, Gentry, Worth and Daviess. Towns that are included in this mission include Stanberry, Darlington, Albany, Martinsville, New Hampton, Bethany, McFall, Ridgeway, Eagleville, Cainsville, Mt. Moriah, Gilman City, Pattonsburg, Grant City and many more small towns in the four county area. We are not limited to just these towns, but will cover all areas in between. The purpose of this letter is to notify you of the Thanksgiving Bounty Baskets mission and letting you know that we will be collecting names around the four county areas. There will be sign-up sheets at designated places within your area. We’re also praying that you would be willing to help donate for this mission. We’ll be collection monetary donations throughout the months of October and November. You’re invited to come over and help with putting together the Bounty Baskets on Sunday, November 21, 2021 (depending on the COVID 19 status) at the New Hampton Christian Church. Lunch will be served before putting the Bounty Baskets together. If you wish to make a monetary donation, it may be sent to the Lord’s Warehouse in care of Rick J. Smith, 16588 W. 310th St., Bethany, MO 64424. Please be sure and mark your donation Thanksgiving Bounty Baskets. You can also contact Rick J. Smith at 660-868-0771 or Philip McChesney at 660-4392163. In 2020, due to monetary donations and the volunteer help of God’s many workers, we were able to feed 425 plus families in the surrounding areas. This year with the economy at its present state, we will be looking at, at least, 400 families in need of this God sent Bounty Basket. All support for the mission will be greatly appreciated. God Bless! Thanks for your support of this mission. Due to the COVID 19 issues at hand in our area, information in this letter may change at a later date. This mission will go ahead as planned, just may be done a little different this year.
In His Service..
Estimated Cost Of Each Basket For 2021 Is... $ 50.00 Each
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FOR SALE - Grain Ovator, 100 bushel WAGON, extended auger for semi’s. Leave a message, 660-439-2975. M.J. LOGGING Is Interested In Standing Timber: Walnut, Oak, Maple, Cottonwood, & Others. 20 Plus Years Of Experience. Contact Cell Phone # 816-387-7249 for more information.
Warner Bros. Heating & Air, LLC
“Quality Equipment & Service You Can Depend On” Heating • Air Conditioning • Refrigeration
Duane Warner
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PHONE:
(660) 783-2235
David B. Parman, LLC
Phone 660-726-5500
Cara Mattson, Sales Manager, has the ability and knowledge to help make your remodeling, building or redecorating project proceed smoothly. Call today and see how Eckard's can make a difference with your home improvement projects.
“A Trusted Name For Over 60 Years!”
LESTER BUILDING SYSTEMS • AUTHORIZED INDEPENDENT COUNTRY ESTATE VINYL FENCE DEALER • AG • COMMERCIAL • HORSE • SUBURBAN
LLC
•CALL Installation US FOR ALL • PLUMBING RepairYOUR • Replacement NEEDS!
505 East Daniel Albany,64402 Missouri 64402 Albany,•Missouri Email: newmanplumbing@yahoo.com TELEPHONE: 660-822-6680
STANBERRY • 660-783-9075 ALBANY • 660-726-3919 BETHANY • 660-425-3733
– Christina and Trent Lett, Hopkins
Eckard’s
FENCING & CONSTRUCTION
JASON NEWMAN
108 West Wood Street, P.O. Box 187, Albany, MO 64402
I have known Cara from our previous home that we remodeled after my experience with her and Eckards, I knew I wanted to use her from the beginning when building our dream home. She gets my style and always makes sure we love what we are getting. We are thankful for her and Eckards in making this process less stressful!
WORKMAN
www.workmanfencing.com
Attorney At Law
Take it from our customers... Eckard’s can help!
ALUMINUM SEAMLESS GUTTERS
660-535-6112 CELL 816-387-3929
General, civil and criminal practice Including probate wills, trusts, real estate, criminal and traffic defense.
• Glaucoma • Diabetes • Emergency Eyecare
HEREFORD BULLS FOR SALE: Excellent calving ease & docility, AI sired, heavily influenced by Sandhill Farm Genetics. FREE DELIVERY!! SARA OR GREG FRUEH AT 660-582-6901. HOPKINS, MO.
MORE THAN JUST PAPER & WORDS! EXPERIENCE & PEACE OF MIND
660-726-3417
Email: abstract@albanymo.net • We’re The Oldest Business In Gentry County! • We Have The Only Geographical Set Of Records For Gentry County! • You Will Receive Over 100 Year Search When You Receive Title Work From Holden Abstract!
118 West Main St., Stanberry, MO 660-783-2611 or Toll Free 1-800-489-7832. After hours call 660-562-7692. Weekend calls welcome. Open 8-5 Monday-Friday, 8-3 Saturday or By Appointment
Congratulations to our
PLAYERS OF THE GAME WINNERS 1204 W. Hwy 136 Albany, MO ~ 726-5577 HOURS 10 AM - 9 PM MON. - SAT.
Kyle Burke
Kirby Stevens
Truman Runnels
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL SERVICE & REPAIR • NEW INSTALLATIONS • REMODELS • NEW CONSTRUCTION • TROUBLE SHOOTING • WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS
Caleb Newman • Albany, Mo. 64402
Call 660-822-6683 Hit A Critter With Your Vehicle...
Sam Miller
Our Poppa’s Player of the Game from Albany’s football game, October 15th, vs King City was Kyle Burke. Burke caught 1 pass for 5 yards and a touchdown offensively. Defensively, Burke made 2 tackles. Our Poppa’s Players of the Game from Albany’s football game, October 22nd, vs Pattonsburg were Albany linemen Kirby Stevens, Truman Runnels, and Sam Miller. The Warrior running backs ran for over 375 yards behind the trio, while the trio also picked up a combined 15 tackles, including 1 sack in the 84-0 victory. We again thank Poppa’s Family Restaurant for sponsoring the Player of the Game on AlbanyTV, as they give each winner a free meal for their accomplishments.
Bring it to us to fix...
... We Buy Dinner!
Smith Body Shop
Hwy. 136 East • Albany, Mo. • 660-726-3223 Since 1953 LIKE US ON FACEBOOK RAYMOND SMITH BODY SHOP LLC
GIFT CERTIFICATE ON US FROM ONE OF THESE LOCATIONS. POPPA’S • GIRRATONO MEAT CO. • HY-VEE B&B BBQ • BAR X • SHOATS • DEB’S DINKY DINER
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2021- THE NEW SHOPPER - PAGE 11
1279 HEAD LAST WEEK | EXPECTING 1200+ THIS WEEK
OSBORN
LIVESTOCK AUCTION
Located 7 miles West of Cameron on
HWY. 36, OSBORN, MO
Barn Phone: 675-2424 Barn Phone:(816) 816-675-2424 (816) 649-8485
Danny and order buying available • Bonded • Insured Transportation MARKET REPORT: May 18 Sale Transportation and Order Buying Available • Bonded • Insured
SALE EVERY Top Bull - a.m $0.81 ALE WEDNESDAY | 11:00
S EVERYSTEERS FRIDAY!
Top Butcher Cow - $0.68 246 ButcherHEIFERS Cows Sold.
NEXT SALE FRI, June 1st 11:30AM
300#........................................ $2.17 .............................................$1.82 400#........................................ $1.97 .............................................$1.73 500#........................................ $1.89 .............................................$1.61 600#........................................ $1.68 .............................................$1.50 700#........................................ $1.52 .............................................$1.46 800# ....................................... $1.51 .............................................$1.39 900#........................................ $1.42 .............................................$1.29 Buying Butcher Cows & Horses Daily 1000#...................................... $1.29 .............................................$1.21 We currently have 5 butcher cow buyers. 1100# Fats .............................. $1.15 .............................................$1.13 TopRECEIVING Cow: $65.00 - Liberty Holsteins & Longhorns: HOURS: Longhorn Daily until sale$0.41-$0.81 time. Top Bull: $98.00 - Grant City X & Dairy X: $0.82-$1.12
SALE EVERY FRIDAY!
UPCOMING ANN HALSTEAD
HOUSEHOLD AUCTION Saturday, November 20, 2021 Starting at 10:00 am
Located at 202 N. 9th St., Albany, MO 64402
SELLING: Household, Furniture, Thimble Collection, Avon Christmas plates, Antiques, Collectibles & Miscellaneous!
Danny 816-675-2424 or 816-695-0504 SPECIAL COW SALE SAT.Fieldman NOVEMBER 6TH 12:00 NOON Randy Vanderkooi, 816-632-0694 Ivan Kanak, Fieldman 816-724-1043 Buying Butcher Cows & Horses Daily Walker We HaveJayme 9 Butcher Cow816-665-4277 Plants Represented
Auction Conducted By: Scott Auction Company • Albany, MO 64402 Auctioneers: Sam Scott • 660-726-5602 Shawn Deering • 660-215-0668
RECEIVING HOURS: Daily until sale time
Owner, Jayme Walker 816-665-4277 Dale Coble, Fieldman 816-213-3581 Brandon Eichied, Fieldman Randy Vanderkooi, Fieldman 660-973-3044 816-632-0694 Ivan Kanak, Fieldman 816-724-1043 Gary Mann, Fieldman 816-294-5849 Bill Bray, Fieldman 816-724-0438 Frank Peterson, Fieldman Gary Jackson, Fieldman 816-724-4348 660-247-2306
ANTIQUE
LOCAL CLERKS • LUNCH BY SHOOTERS • USUAL TERMS APPLY
CHECK THE NEW SHOPPER NEXT WEEK FOR FULL LISTING!
MULTI PARTY AUCTION Saturday, November 6, 2021 • 10am 1301 N 25th Street • Bethany, MO Held At Eckards Community Center Marvin Ballard 816-617-1239
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 9:30 AM 1104 E. 5th, (Legion Hall) - MARYVILLE, MO Preview Fri. Nov. 5, 5 to 7 pm www.gosleeauctions.com * kermitgoslee@gmail.com
Welcome to another antique consignment auction sponsored by Goslee Auctions. 9 consignors and lots of interesting items. Coins and comic books start selling at 10 am. HI-LIGHTS: 425 ten cent COMIC BOOKS from the 1940’s, 50’s and 60’s from 1 consignor and includes a number 23 Superman. Some in very good condition. Some in poor condition. Use your own judgement as to grade. Will be sold as singles and in small lots. All are pictured on gosleeauctions.com. Call for printed listing; 60 pieces of STONEWARE from 1 consignor; 50 pieces of pink Poinsettia depression glass; blue and green depression glass; 80 Morgan SILVER DOLLARS; PEACE DOLLARS; $5 1/10th oz Gold Eagle; Silver Eagle dollars; other coins; Blue Lincoln Drape and green diamond quilt moonstone Aladdin lamps; Tin signs and containers; Griswold French Roll pan marked NES No. 11; Primitives; Regulator clocks; 1891 Triumphs of Modern Art book-1891; cast iron toy sewing machine; 1910 Nodaway Co History book Vol. 2; tin mini train; 36” x 24” Marilyn Monroe framed print. Other neat items.
KERMIT GOSLEE AUCTIONS, MARYVILLE, MO
Auctioneers Kermit Goslee, 660-582-0776; Steve Espey, 660-541-0989; Liz Hunt, 660-254-1769 Terms cash, Personal checks with positive ID, Lunch Must register for bidding number, Statements sale day take precedence
For All Your PROPANE Needs
Schoonover Oil Co., Inc. Serving Northwest Missouri
Outdoor Items- cement planters; recliner swing; propane grill; cedar rocker;
wheel barrows; shovels; axes; rakes; metal shelves; chain saw; JD 425 mower, runs; some JD parts Furniture- bar stools; desk; walnut table; side chair; old buffet; entertainment center; cd rack; boxes home repair magazines; wicker settee Household & Miscellaneous- new fireplace insert; oil lamp; food saver vacuum packager; (2) 100lb propane storage tanks; Estate electric range stove good working condition; Budweiser stein collection; 5 gallon blue and white stoneware cooler no lid Tools- hand tools; husky air compressor, wood step ladder; wood shop tables; staples and nails for Bostitch gun Building Materials- 10 pallets full of misc flooring; boxes of caulking; caulking guns; vent pipe; boxes of joist hangers; stainless wall water cooler and paper dispensers; kitchen cabinets; kitchen cabinet lights; new switch covers Firearms- hand gun Ruger 380, 1 clip; Stevens 20ga home protection; Browning X bolt .243; Winchester XPR .270; Heritage rough rider .22 revolver; stainless steal g-force 20ga; Remington 30 cal pump; H & R 243; New Haven Mossburg 12 ga pump; Hawk model 982 12 ga; Marlin 22 bolt; Wards Western 22 Coins- 8 silver dollars 1922-1924 Vehicles & Forklift- 2000 GMC 2500, 4 wheel drive with new 36mo or 100,000 warranty transmission, 170,000 miles; Clark propane forklift (works)
UTV- Big Muddy 500, 134 hours, 286 actual miles, 4x4, with winch and snow blade, hard and soft sides (More Items To Come After This Listing)
And The Surrounding Areas Since 1952
660-442-5727
800-472-1310
Free Leak Check
For New Customers Until November 30, 2021
Firearms to sell at Noon, Vehicles to follow Terms: Cash or check with proper ID. Nothing removed until settled for. Not responsible for theft, accident or inadvertent error in advertising. Statements made day of sale take precedence over printed material.
Auctioneers Matt Fordyce 660-373-0440 Chris Arnaman 816-284-0570 Clerks: Jessie Findley Cashier: Cindy Barry
Lunch served by Shooters Restroom on Site
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Absolute Land Auction
worth county, missouri absolute Farmland auction
Featuring 380 Acres± Selling in 3 Tracts
Nodaway Co. & Worth Co. Farmland - Near Parnell, MO Combination Row Crop/Pasture Land and Home Site
367 Acres ±
Selling in 3 Tracts
Combination Row Crop, Pasture and Hay
Thursday, November 4 - 10:30 am
thurs., november 4, 2021 at 2:45 pm
Younger Auction Gallery, 312 E. South Hills Drive, Maryville, MO
Visit Website for Soil Maps, More Pictures & Additional Details Tract 1: 33 Acres ± Featuring nice 3-4 bedroom ranch style country home with full, unfinished
Younger Auction Gallery, 312 E. South Hills Dr., Maryville, MO
walk-out basement, central air, electric baseboard heat, rural water. Also includes one large machine shed approx. 40’x60’ with 2 large entry doors and partial concrete floor for shop area, 110v and 220v, one pond, and balance in pasture grass for livestock. Tract 2: 287 Acres ± Approximately 61.8 acres in CRP, 143 acres in row crop with tile and terRobert and Joanne Tract 1 Aerial Map racing completed, crop Schmitz production is in beans this season. Balance of farm is in open timber and draws. Tract 3: 60 Acres ± Located just each of Tract 1 & 2 in Worth Co. Approximately 11 acres of creek bottom in bean production, 35 acres pasture mixed grasses for hay, and the balance in draws and open timber. Excellent hunting. Access to rural water available. Terms: 10% Down – Closing at First American Title of St. Joseph, MO
Tract 1
Tract 1 - 80 Acres ±
Located ½ mile North of Sheridan, MO, at State Route H and Birch Trail. This tract features approx. 80 Acres +/- to be surveyed of Platte River Bottom Farmland with 73.38 Tillable Acres according to FSA Office records. Farm is in Bean Production this year with access from Blacktop H. Soil Types: Wabash Silty Clay Loam and Olmitz Loam, 2 – 5% Slope. Taxes: $452.29/year
Tract 2 – 47 Acres ±
Located just West of Tract 1, features 47 Acres +/- of Hill Ground all in Pasture Mix Grasses for Cattle Grazing or Hay Production. Borders Blacktop H. Excellent location for Home Site with Long-Range Country Views. There is 37.21 Acres in Grass according to FSA Records, with balance in Open Timber. Soil Types: Shelby Loam, Adair & Shelby Loam, Olmitz-Kennebec Complex, Shelby & Gara Soils and Olmitz Loam. Taxes: $250.83/year. Brief Legal Description for Tract 1 & 2: Sec 14 & 15, Twp. 66N, Range 33W, Worth County, Missouri.
Robert and Joanne Tract 2 Aerial Map
Robert and Joanne Schmitz Tract 3 Aerial Map
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Tract 3
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Date: 9/16/2021
Located Just West of Sheridan, MO, on the corner of State Hwy. 246 and Alder Ave. Featuring 240 Acres ± of Good Productive Worth County Farmland. This gently rolling farm has 209.81 Acres of Cropland according to FSA Records with 127.6 in Corn Production and 82.21 in Hay Ground. Farm has Diversion Terraces and some Tile Outlets, 2 Ponds for Livestock Watering, some older out buildings in need of repair. Soil Types: Lagonda and Clarinda, Sharpsburg, Shelby Clay, Olmitz and Adair. Taxes: $1,071.32/year. Brief Legal: Sec 22, Twp, 66N, Range 33W, Worth County, Missouri. TERMS: 10 % down payment of good faith, non-refundable money to be made on day of sale entering into purchase agreement guaranteeing clear title. Balance is due at closing on or before 30 days when full possession will be given. Closing at First American Title of St. Joseph, MO. Property is being sold “as is, where is”. Statements made at time of auction take precedence over any advertising in print or online, printed documents, or previous statements. YAC, Inc d.b.a. Younger Auction Company and its representatives are acting as exclusive agents of the sellers.
Larry O & Rita C Boyd Trust
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LANd AuCTiON
321 Acres +/-, Offered in 2 Tracts Excellent Hunting, Potential income or Home Site
Thursday, November 18 • 10:35 am Harold Richard Rush Estate Tract 1 Aerial Map
Auction location: Younger Auction Gallery, 312 E. South Hills Dr., Maryville, MO LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Southeast Quarter of Section Twenty-four (24), Township Sixty-six (66), Range Thirty-four (34), AND the North Half of the Northeast Quarter and the North Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section Thirty (30), Township Sixty-six (66), Range Thirty-three (33), Nodaway County, Missouri.
Tract 1 – 160 Acres +/-
of CRP and Timber Land w/ Open Pasture, located West of Sheridan, MO, on State Hwy. 246, 4.5 miles to Blacktop E, then South 1 mi. to 150th Street, then East on gravel approximately ¾ mile, land on North side of road. This tract has 134.8 acres in Cropland according to the FSA office, which is all in CRP. Annual payments are $18,756 with an ending date of 09/30/2023. Excellent hunting, deer, quail and pheasRichard Rush Estate Tract 2 Aerial Map ant. BalanceHarold of farm is in open timber with 2 small ponds. SOIL TYPES: Shelby Clay Loam, 5-9% slope; Shelby Clay Loam, 9-14% slope; Sharpsburg Silty Clay Loam, 2-5% slope; and Colo Silty Clay Loam, 0-5% slope. TAXES: $545.24.
Tract 1
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Located at the Southeast Corner of Tract 1, this tract includes Rolling Pasture Land and Open Timber with some Open Hay Ground for Livestock and approx. 3 ponds for livestock watering and some older diversion terraces. There are some older structures in disrepair. According to the FSA office, there are 119.06 acres in Cropland, which has been in mixed pasture grasses for livestock and hay production since approx. 2008 or before. There are 12.86 Acres in a hay field with clover and mixed pasture grasses. SOIL TYPES: Shelby Clay Loam, 9-14% slope; Sharpsburg Silty Clay Loam, 2-5% slope; Shelby Loam, 5-9% slope; Colo Silty Clay Loam, 0-5% slope; and Lagonda Silty Clay Loam, 5-9% slope. TAXES: $543.39 Location:
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TERMS: 10% down payment of good faith, non-refundable money to be made on day of sale entering into purchase agreement guaranteeing clear title. Balance is due at closing on or before 45 days with closing at the office of David Baird, Attorney at Law, Maryville, MO. NOTE: Sale is subject to approval of the Probate Missouri Division of the Nodaway County Circuit Court. Property is being sold Nodaway 30-66N-33W “as is, where is”. Statements made at time of auction take precedence over any advertising in print Independence 161 or online, printed documents, or previous statements. YAC, Inc d.b.a. Younger Auction Company 10/9/2021 and its representatives are acting as exclusive agents of the sellers. map center: 40° 29' 59.97, -94° 40' 44.76
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AuCTIONEER’S NOTE: If looking for excellent hunting location in Northwest Missouri, with an abundance of wildlife, this is it. Or if looking to expand your livestock pasture or for a potential home site location close to Sheridan and Maryville, don’t miss this opportunity, for property may sell in your price range. See you sale day. – Mark
Harold Richard Rush Estate Mary A. Martinez, Personal Representative
Mark Younger, Auctioneer YAC, INC d.b.a
660-541-1977
Email: yac@youngerauction.com
absolute gentry county land auction 690 Acres +/- Offered in 3 Tracts 522.63 Cropland Acres, Working Rock Quarry, Rental Home and Home Sites
tuesday, november 30, 2021 10:01 am Auction Location: Younger Auction Gallery, 312 E. South Hills Drive, Maryville, MO Property Location: Approximately 3 ½ Miles South of Stanberry, MO on State Hwy 169, East Side of Road. Brief Legal: S 21, 28; Twp 61-62 N, R 32 W
Tract 1 – 163 Acres +/- of Gently Rolling Pasture Ground. approx. 5 Ponds,
Good to Excellent Fences, 1 Older Barn for Livestock Shelter, Excellent Home Site with Access to Rural Water. This farm carries 148 Acres of Cropland According to FSA Records, which Would be put in Row Crop Production with Minimal Upbringing. Taxes: $553.68/year
Tract 2 – 382 Acres +/-
of Farmland Located just South of Tract 1 with approx. 296.37 Cropland Acres, mostly Tiled and Terraced. At present there is approx. 212.8 in Corn and Soybean Production in 2021, with some Winter Wheat wowed back for Harvest in 2022 Season, Exact Acres will be Determined from Tenant. Note: New Owner(s) will Reimburse 2021 Tenant for Seed, Input and Cost at Day of Closing. There is 54.35 Acres in Grass for Hay and Livestock Grazing with the balance in Draws and Open Timber, Excellent Hunting. Water: 1 Large Lake and 2 Small Ponds, Access to Rural Water. Improvements: 1 Upgraded Barn with New Steel Siding and Roof, and 1 Older Wooden Barn for Livestock Shelter or Load-out Area. Taxes: $1,141.12
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Tract 3 – 145 Acres +/- Located just South of Tract 1 & 2, with 78.24 of
Cropland, which at present has approx. 35.3 Acres in Corn Production with 42.9 Acres in Grass. Water: 1 Pond, Rural Water. Taxes: $980.77 Rental Home: Older 2 Story Home Updated in Past 5 Years. Featuring 3 Bedroom, 2 Full Baths, Nice Kitchen, Dishwasher, Main Floor Laundry Room and a Bonus Room for Office or Bedroom. Attached Single Car Garage with Opener and 1 – Detached 30’x50’ Open Sided Machine Shed for Smaller Implements or Carport Area. Long Range Country Views. All 3 Tracts bordering State Hwy 169 for easy access. Call for Home Rental Information. Improvements: Approximately a 40’x60’ Livestock Machinery Storage and Loafing Shed by Morton. 2 – Sliding Entry Doors, 12 ft. Some Livestock Richie Waterers, 1 – Older Style 2300 bu Grain Bin w/ drying Floor. 1 – Older Style 30’x40’ Metal Shed with Side Entry Door and 1 Large 14’x 12’ Sliding Entry Door to the North, Plumbed with Electricity, some Concrete. Some Cross Fencing for Livestock Rotation. Rock Quarry: There is a Working Rock Quarry which is leased to Norris Quarries, LLC with Transferable Lease to new owners at the time of closing. For complete information on Lease Agreement, contact Younger Auction Company at 660-541-1977, ask for Mark.
Terms: 10% Down per tract, of good faith, non-refundable Money to be made on day of sale entering into purchase agreement guaranteeing clear title. Balance is due at closing on or before 30 days when full possession will be given. Visit website for full terms and soil type information.
Patsy L Lawson Revocable Trust
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