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FSA Job Opportunity

The Gentry & Daviess County Farm Service Agencies have two openings for full-time Program Technician positions located in both Albany & Gallatin MO. Applications must be filled out online at www.USAjobs.gov. The job announcement number is: FSACO-1128634922-MO-KR. Grade potential will be based on education, work experience, agriculture knowledge, and background. For more information regarding this job opportunity, you may contact either the Gentry County FSA office at 660-726-5525 or the Daviess County FSA office at 660-663-3703. The open application period is November 5th to November 19th.

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The Gentry County USDA Farm Service Agency has an opening for a full-time Farm Program Technician position located in Albany, MO. The application period opened on 11/05/2021 and will close on 11/19/2021.

Pay/Grade potential will be based on education, work experience, agriculture knowledge, and background. All applications must be filled out online at www.USAjobs.gov; the link to apply is https://www. usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/620358400 The Farm Service Agency (FSA) is an exciting and rewarding place to start, build and/or continue your career. FSA’s diverse culture and benefits allow for a healthy balance between your career and home life. In addition to a generous salary, FSA offers a friendly and professional working environment with a diverse workforce, flexible hours/work schedules, and other family-friendly benefits such as: paid vacation and sick leave, paid holidays, retirement, a wide array of health, dental, vision, and life insurance plans.

Responsibilities include: carry out office functions pertaining to multiple program areas, interpret and provide producer education on federal program regulations, utilize various web-based software applications, use a high degree of initiative and judgement in completing assignments. An agricultural background is helpful but not required. Customer service and computer skills are required. This is an office position. Occasional travel is required.

For more details, contact Eric Redden, County Executive Director at the Gentry County FSA. 512 E. U.S Hwy 136 Albany MO 64402 Office Phone: 660-726-5525 Eric.Redden@usda.gov USDA-FSA is an Equal Opportunity Provider, Employer & Lender.

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• 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.

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• 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.

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Sunday School 8:30 AM Sunday Worship 9:15 AM

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Let it be known that the Gentry County Soil and Water Conservation District will hold an election for one supervisor in each of two CELEBRATE THE different territories in the county on February 1 through February 22, HOLIDAY SEASON WITH US! 2022. Anyone that owns a farm in Territory [ 2 ] Cooper and Jackson Townships or Territory [ 4 ] Howard & Athens Townships, and meets the qualifications listed below, may be considered as a candidate SPECIAL GUEST in the election. You may submit your name for participation in the election by completing the self-nomination form and delivering it to the district by 5:00 P.M. on November 30, 2021. The self-nomination form is available online at https://mosoilandwater.land/gentry or in person at the district office (see contact info below).

Supervisors of the district administer district policies and programs, district personnel, and cost- share funding made available by the one-tenth-of-one-percent parks, soils and water sales tax. During fiscal year 2021, the district provided $587,124.78 of cost-share funds to 117 landowners to assist the landowners with installing agricultural erosion control and water quality practices.

The qualifications required to be a supervisor are: 1. Being a land representative from the district (10 CSR 70-4.010 (1) (I)). A land representative is defined as the owner or representative authorized by power of attorney of any farm lying within an area proposed to be established, and subsequently established, as a soil and water conservation district under Chapter 278, RSMo. Each farm is entitled to representation by a land representative: provided, however that the land representative is a taxpayer of the county Tickets $10 for 18+, $5 Under 18 within which the soil and water district is located.

2. Residing in, or owning a farm in, the area from which he/she is nominated where there is an expiring term.

Purchase Locations: Albany UMC, The 3. Being a cooperator of the district, defined as, "a person who Printery & Bookworm Bargains is actively engaged in farming and practices conservation activities related to agriculture”.

4. Being a current resident and tax-paying citizen of the county for November 27 | 4 - 7 PM at least two years preceding the election date.

5. Be eighteen (18) years of age or older by the election date.

Gentry County Soil and Water Conservation District 512 East US Highway 136, Albany, MO 64402 (660)726-5255, Ext. 101 or (660)726-8086, Cell Phone linda.richardson@swcd.mo.gov

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PROCEEDS TO OUR MISSION TRIP QUESTIONS? CALL CHURCH OFFICE 660-726-5818

THE GENTRY COUNTY COURTHOUSE AND OFFICES

WILL BE CLOSED

THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 2021 IN OBSERVANCE OF VETERANS DAY

BY ORDER OF THE GENTRY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED

November 1-10, 2021

for demolition of part of our building. We will re-open Nov. 11.

STANBERRY LICENSE OFFICE 130 WEST FIRST ST. STANBERRY, MO 64489.

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November 10 FFA District Fall Speaking Contest at Cameron at 4:30 PM

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November 11 November 11 November 15 November 15 November 16 November 18 November 19 November 22

Veterans Day Veterans Day Assembly at the High School at 10:00 AM School Board Meeting at 6:30 PM MS Basketball at Home vs. North Harrison at 5:30 PM MS Basketball at Home vs. Stanberry at 5:30 PM MS Basketball at Home vs. North Andrew at 5:30 PM MS Basketball at Gallatin at 5:00 PM SCHOOL IS IN SESSION!!!

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VETERANS DAY ASSEMBLY The Albany R-III School District

would like to invite all Veterans & community members to join us Thursday, November 11, 2021 at 10:00am in the Albany High School Gymnasium for our annual salute to all our area veterans.

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VETERANS DAY PROGRAM BEGINNING AT 2:00 PM THURDSAY, NOV. 11, 2021 • VETERANS WALL OF HONOR (Student’s Nomations Of Over 300 This Year!)

• HONOR ROLL OF VETERANS KILLED IN VIETNAM • K-12 PROGRAM • VFW WINNING ESSAYS • PARADE OF UNIFORMS • PRESENTATION OF PROPER FLAG DISPOSAL. In The High School Gymnasium Grant City, Missouri

WE INVITE ALL VETERANS TO A BREAKFAST IN THEIR HONOR AT 8:15 AM IN THE CAFETERIA AND THEN THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO JOIN US AT THE KING CITY, MO. SCHOOL FOR OUR VETERANS DAY PROGRAM BEGINNING AT 9:00 AM THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 2021.

WE WILL HAVE A GUEST SPEAKER ALONG WITH OUR SCHOOL CHOIR ENTERTAING US WITH SOME NATIONAL TUNES. COME JOIN US.

How to help veterans in need Millions of men and women serve in the military and make the sacrifices that such service requires. Risking their lives to serve their countries, veterans sometimes endure mental and physical trauma, returning home to face uphill battles as they deal with their injuries.

Many veterans in need are not just in need of medical attention. Learning that their efforts and sacrifices are recognized and appreciated by the ordinary citizens they protect can make a world of difference to veterans as they recover from their injuries. Men, women and children who want to help veterans in need can do so in various ways.

• Visit a veterans hospital. Contact a local veterans’ hospital to inquire about their volunteer programs. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs notes that each year more than 75,000 volunteers spend more than 11 million hours in service to America’s veterans. Visiting veterans at the hospital to hear their stories can lift their spirits and aid in their recoveries. In addition, veterans’ hospitals may have volunteer opportunities that make it easier for hospitals to operate at optimal capacity.

• Help a neighbor. Unfortunately, many veterans return home with injuries that affect their ability to make it through a typical day without assistance. Disabled veterans may be unable to do their own grocery shopping or maintain their homes. If a neighbor or nearby veteran is facing such hurdles, offer to do his or her shopping or mow his or her lawn. Such tasks won’t take much time but can make a world of difference to veterans.

• Offer professional services free of charge. Professionals who want to help veterans can offer their services free of charge. Accountants can offer to prepare veterans’ tax returns for free, while attorneys can provide legal advice to veterans who need it. Contractors can help disabled veterans by offering to make alterations to their homes for free or at cost.

• Employ social media to help local veterans. Many people who want to help local veterans might not be able to do so more than one day per week. But some veterans may require daily assistance. Men and women can start a locally-based Facebook group for fellow members of their community who want to pitch in to help local veterans. Such a group can make it easier to share information and arrange help for veterans in need.

Many veterans return home from serving overseas in need of help. Offering such help can improve veterans’ lives while letting them know their efforts and sacrifices are appreciated. TF17B492 TANYA MCCAMPBELL LONESTAR INVESTMENTS, LLC ALBANY, MO

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You’re invited…

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.

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.

Sponsored by Stanberry R-II Student Council

VETERANS DAY FACTS AND FIGURES Veterans Day, once known as Armistice Day, was first celebrated on November 11, 1919, the anniversary of the end of World War I. In 1928, the United States Congress passed a resolution for Armistice Day to be an annual observation, and by 1938, the day became a national holiday.

Differing from Memorial Day in May, Armistice Day, which would be renamed Veterans Day in 1954 under President Dwight Eisenhower, pays tribute to veterans who survived various wars. Memorial Day commemorates those veterans who lost their lives.

Americans celebrate Veterans Day, while residents of Great Britain, Canada and Australia celebrate Remembrance Day. Those who want to learn more about Veterans Day can consider the following facts.

• According to the American Community Survey, there were 19.3 million military veterans in the United States in 2014. Of those, 1.6 million were female.

• California, Texas and Florida comprise the states with the largest number of veterans, equalling one million or more.

• Veterans consist of people who served in the military. This includes the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and Coast Guard. Veterans serve in times of war and peace.

• The word “veteran” comes from the Old English language and means “old, experienced soldier.” The first use of the word was documented in 1789.

• Although many veterans are working, and the average annual income of male veterans is $37,000, some veterans continue to be unemployed. According to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the overall unemployment rate for veterans rose to 7.6 percent in January 2013. The unemployment rate of post-9/11 veterans or those who participated in the Gulf War reached 6.2 percent.

• Upon retiring or being discharged, veterans may need help acclimating to life outside the military. The Department of Veterans Affairs says about 30 percent of Vietnam War veterans have been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD. • Between 1971 and 1977, Veterans Day was celebrated on the fourth Monday in October. It was changed back to its original date, November 11, in 1975 when President Gerald Ford signed bill S.331 into law. The change went into effect beginning in 1978.

• An American soldier was buried at the national cemetery in Arlington on November 11, 1921. His identity was unknown, and the gravesite is known as the “Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.” A guard from the Society of the Honor Guard stands watch over the grave each year on Veterans Day, and the president or another high-ranking member of the government places a wreath on the grave.

Veterans Day occurs each year on November 11, marking the end of World War I. The day has evolved into a celebration and remembrance of the heroism of America’s brave soldiers. TF16B576

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HISTORY OF VETERANS DAY World War I – known at the time as “The Great War” - officially ended when the Treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28, 1919, in the Palace of Versailles outside the town of Versailles, France.

However, fighting ceased seven months earlier when an armistice, or temporary cessation of hostilities, between the Allied nations and Germany went into effect on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month. For that reason, November 11, 1918, is generally regarded as the end of “the war to end all wars.”

In November 1919, President Wilson proclaimed November 11 as the first commemoration of Armistice Day with the following words: “To us in America, the reflections of Armistice Day will be filled with solemn pride in the heroism of those who died in the country’s service and with gratitude for the victory, both because of the thing from which it has freed us and because of the opportunity it has given America to show her sympathy with peace and justice in the councils of the nations…”

The original concept for the celebration was for a day observed with parades and public meetings and a brief suspension of business beginning at 11:00 a.m.

The United States Congress officially recognized the end of World War I when it passed a concurrent resolution on June 4, 1926, with these words: Whereas the 11th of November 1918, marked the cessation of the most destructive, sanguinary, and far reaching war in human annals and the resumption by the people of the United States of peaceful relations with other nations, which we hope may never again be severed, and Whereas it is fitting that the recurring anniversary of this date should be commemorated with thanksgiving and prayer and exercises designed to perpetuate peace through good will and mutual understanding between nations; and Whereas the legislatures of twenty-seven of our

States have already declared November 11 to be a legal holiday: Therefore be it Resolved by the Senate (the House of Representatives concurring), that the President of the United States is requested to issue a proclamation calling upon the officials to display the flag of the United States on all Government buildings on November 11 and inviting the people of the United States to observe the day in schools and churches, or other suitable places, with appropriate ceremonies of friendly relations with all other peoples.

An Act (52 Stat. 351; 5 U. S. Code, Sec. 87a) approved May 13, 1938, made the 11th of November in each year a legal holiday—a day to be dedicated to the cause of world peace and to be thereafter celebrated and known as “Armistice Day.” Armistice Day was primarily a day set aside to honor veterans of World War I, but in 1954, after World War II had required the greatest mobilization of soldiers, sailors, Marines and airmen in the Nation’s history; after American forces had fought aggression in Korea, the 83rd Congress, at the urging of the veterans service organizations, amended the Act of 1938 by striking out the word “Armistice” and inserting in its place the word “Veterans.” With the approval of this legislation (Public Law 380) on June 1, 1954, November 11th became a day to honor American veterans of all wars.

Later that same year, on October 8th, President Dwight D. Eisenhower issued the first “Veterans Day Proclamation” which stated: “In order to insure proper and widespread observance of this anniversary, all veterans, all veterans’ organizations, and the entire citizenry will wish to join hands in the common purpose. Toward this end, I am designating the Administrator of Veterans’ Affairs as Chairman of a Veterans Day National Committee, which shall include such other persons as the Chairman may select, and which will coordinate at the national level necessary planning for the observance. I am also requesting the heads of all departments and agencies of the Executive branch of the Government to assist the National Committee in every way possible.”

On that same day, President Eisenhower sent a letter to the Honorable Harvey V. Higley, Administrator of

Veterans’ Affairs (VA), designating him as Chairman of the Veterans Day National Committee.

In 1958, the White House advised VA’s General Counsel that the 1954 designation of the VA Administrator as Chairman of the Veterans Day National Committee applied to all subsequent VA Administrators. Since March 1989 when VA was elevated to a cabinet level department, the Secretary of Veterans Affairs has served as the committee’s chairman.

The Uniform Holiday Bill (Public Law 90-363 (82 Stat.

250)) was signed on June 28, 1968, and was intended to ensure three-day weekends for Federal employees by celebrating four national holidays on Mondays: Washington’s Birthday, Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and Columbus Day. It was thought that these extended weekends would encourage travel, recreational and cultural activities and stimulate greater industrial and commercial production. Many states did not agree with this decision and continued to celebrate the holidays on their original dates.

The first Veterans Day under the new law was observed with much confusion on October 25, 1971. It was quite apparent that the commemoration of this day was a matter of historic and patriotic significance to a great number of our citizens, and so on September 20th, 1975, President Gerald R. Ford signed Public Law 94-97 (89 Stat. 479), which returned the annual observance of Veterans Day to its original date of November 11, beginning in 1978. This action supported the desires of the overwhelming majority of state legislatures, all major veterans service organizations and the American people.

Veterans Day continues to be observed on November 11, regardless of what day of the week on which it falls.

The restoration of the observance of Veterans Day to November 11 not only preserves the historical significance of the date, but helps focus attention on the important purpose of Veterans Day: A celebration to honor America’s veterans for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good.

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Worth Gentry

DeKalb

Daviess Bates

Cass Harrison

Jackson

Clay

Buchanan Clinton

Worth Gentry

DeKalb

Daviess

Harrison

Ray

Mercer

Grundy

Carroll

Lafayette

Linn

Putnam

Linn

Sullivan

Schuyler

Adair

Macon

Cooper

Camden

Shelby

Knox

Scotland

Clark

Marion

Lewis

Callaway

Ralls

Audrain

Monroe

Boone

Clark

Cole Osage Lewis

St Louis Carter

Ripley Jefferson

St Louis City

Butler

St Louis City

Wayne

Madison

Stoddard

Scott

Cape Girardeau

Ste Genevieve St Perry Francois

Jefferson

St Louis

St Charles

Lincoln

Franklin

Warren

Iron

Reynolds

Crawford

Pike Dent

Phelps Ralls

Maries Marion

Audrain

Monroe Pulaski

Miller Shelby

Knox

Scotland Moniteau

Schuyler

Howard

Chariton

Saline

Johnson Putnam Pettis Mercer

Hickory

Macon

Sullivan Adair Morgan Grundy Henry Benton

St Clair

Laclede Lincoln

Franklin Oregon

St Charles Shannon Warren

New Madrid

Mississippi

Jasper

Newton

McDonald

Lawrence

Barry

Stone

Christian

Taney

Laclede

Pulaski

Wright

Douglas

Ozark

Phelps

Texas

Howell

Iron

Reynolds

Crawford

Dent

Shannon

Oregon

Carter

Ripley

PROTECTED

Cape Girardeau

Ste Genevieve St Perry Francois

Madison

Wayne

Butler

Stoddard

Scott

New Madrid

Barry

Stone

Christian

Taney Ozark

Douglas Howell Oregon Ripley

Carter Butler New Madrid

Stoddard

McDonald

Barry

Stone Taney Ozark

Howell

Oregon

Ripley

Genevieve

Butler

LEGAL

Phelps Vernon Pulaski St In the shaded areas on the map above, onlyFrancois bucks that have Perry Cedar Iron Dallas Laclede Polk Dent at least four antler points on one side of their rack may be Cape Barton Madison Dade taken during the archery and firearmsReynolds deer huntingGirardeau seasons Texas Webster Wright Greene Jasper (except the youth portions). See map Shannon on Page Wayne 61 for boundLawrence Scott aries of Cass and Platte counties.

Christian Carter Douglas Stoddard Newton

New Madrid

Protected deer include all antlered deer (defined as

Barton

Vernon

Dade

Cedar

Does and button bucks

Jasper

Newton

Barry

Polk

Pulaski

Ozark

Douglas

Wright

Laclede

Webster

Dallas

Taney

Christian

Greene

Stone

Phelps

Texas

Howell Oregon

Shannon

Dent

LEGAL Ripley

Carter

Reynolds

Iron

Wa Wayne

Madison

St Francois

Butler

Cape Girardeau

Perry

Scott

New Madrid

Stoddard

• The antler-point restriction does not apply Bucks with

McDonald

Lawrence

Bucks with spikes more than 3 inches long

Bollinger

Dunklin

Was

PROTECTED

Bollinger

Dunklin

Newton

Mississippi

having atrestriction one antler inches or longer) that do • The antler-point does3not apply Doesleast and

Pemiscot

McDonald

• The antler-point restriction does not apply within the city limits of Columbia.

PROTECTED

GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION

Mississippi

Mississippi

Bucks with least 1 inch long spikes more than 3 inches

Does and button bucks

LEGAL

FREE • CATERING AND

Thursday, Friday & Saturday • 4:00 PM

Bucks with spikes more than 3 inches long

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Bucksthat with Bucks spikes less than do not have 3 inches long at least four points on

Bucks that doBucks not have with atatleast leastfour four points pointson on one oneside side

Does and button bucks

LEGAL

spikes less than 3 inches long

Bucks with at least four points on one side Bucks with

Bucks with at least four points on one side

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In the shaded areas on the map above, only bucks that have within the city limits of Columbia. spikes less than button Howfour to antler Count Points at least points on one side of1their rack may be Does and 3 inches 2 In the shaded areas on the map above, only bucks long that have In the shadedbucks areas on the map above, only bucks that have Bucks with taken archery and firearms deer hunting seasons button Eachduring of the the following counts at least four antler points on one side of their rack may be at least four antler points on one side of their rack may be spikes more as a point: (except the youth portions). See map on Page 61 for boundbucks taken during the archery and firearms deer hunting seasons taken during the archery and firearms deer hunting seasons than 3 inches 1. The end and of the main beam (except the youth portions). See map on Page 61 for boundaries of Cass Platte counties. (except the youth portions). See map on Page 61 for boundlong 2. An antler point, if it is at aries of Cass and Platte counties.

4 aries of Cass and Platte counties.

Bucks that least 1 inch long 3 3. Any tine that is at do not have How tobroken Count Points 1 PROTECTED 2 least 1 inch long PROTECTED at least four Each of the following 4. The brow tine, if itcounts is at points on as a point: least 1 inch long Protected deer include all antlered deer (defined as Protected deer include all antlered deer (defined as Protected deer include all antlered deer (defined as side 1. The end of the main beam having at least one antler 3 inches or longer) one that do having at least one antler 3 inches or longer) that do having at least one antler 3 inches or longer) that do 2. An antler point, if it is at Bucks with not have a minimum of at least four points on one side. not have a minimum of at least four 4 points on one side. not have a minimum of at least four points on one side.Bucks with least 1 inch long 3 Bucks that spikes less than spikes less than 3. Any broken tine that is at with do not have 3Bucks inches long least 1 inch long 3 four inches long at least four at least Bucks with 4. The brow tine, if it is at points on points on LEGAL spikes more one side one side than 3 inches long 2021 Fall Deer & Turkey Hunting Regulations and Information 13

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In the shaded areas on the map above, only bucks that have at least four antler points on one side of their rack may be taken during the archery and firearms deer hunting seasons (except the youth portions). See map on Page 61 for bound• The antler-point restriction does not apply aries of Cass and Platte counties.

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Caldwell

Pike

Antler-Point Restriction Atchison

Holt

Andrew

Nodaway

Antler-Point Restriction Holt

Caldwell

Vernon Chariton Carroll Cedar Ray Dallas Polk Barton Saline Howard Lafayette Dade

Ozark

Douglas Cole Osage

Maries

Howell

Boone Texas Wright Callaway

Moniteau Christian

Webster Greene Cooper

Miller

Washington

Atchison

Clay

Buchanan Clinton Platte

Jackson

Henry

Morgan Stone Barry Benton Taney

Jasper JohnsonLawrence Pettis Newton

Camden

Webster

Dallas

Hickory

Polk

Greene

Pemiscot

Bates McDonald St Clair

Cedar

Gasconade Montgomery

Randolph

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Hunting Other Game Other game may be hunted during firearms deer season, but there are some restrictions. Please refer to the table below.

Is Hunter Orange Required?

Species

Portion of Firearms Deer Hunting Season

Yes

Quail and Pheasants

November portion Shot must be no larger than No. 4. This restriction Antlerless portion in open areas does not apply to landowners hunting on land they own.

Youth portions

None

Yes

Alternative methods portion

None

Special Restrictions

No

November portion Only pistols, revolvers, rifles, or shotguns may be Antlerless portion in open areas used. These firearms must fire .22 caliber or smaller rimfire cartridges or shot no larger than No. 4. This restriction does not apply to landowners hunting on land they own.

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Youth portions

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Yes

Alternative methods portion

None

No

All portions

None

No

November portion Shot must be no larger than No. 4.

Antlerless portion in open areas

No

All other portions

No

November portion Only pistols, revolvers, rifles, or shotguns may be Antlerless portion in open areas used. These firearms must fire .22 caliber or smaller rimfire cartridges or shot no larger than No. 4. This restriction does not apply to landowners hunting on land they own.

Yes

Youth portions

None

Yes

Alternative methods portion

None

LEGACY E V E N T C E N T E R AT E A S T F O R K R A N C H

No

November portion Dogs may not be used during daylight hours from Antlerless portion in open areas Nov. 1 through the end of the November portion statewide and the antlerless portion in open areas.

Yes

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Seasons at a Glance a Glance at aandGlance 14 2021 FallSeasons Deer & Turkey Hunting Regulations Information Season

Dates

Locations

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Methods

Required to Wear Hunter Orange

t a Glance Required to Wear Archery Deer Sept. 15–Nov. 12, 2021 Required to Wear In open areas during the Statewide 1, 2, 7 asons atTurkey aSeason Glance Dates and Locations Methods Dates 15, 2022 Hunter OrangeLocations Methods Hunter Orange Nov. 24, 2021–Jan. youth and antlerless portions Deer Sept. 15–Nov. 12, 2021Archery 15–Nov. 12, In open 2021 areas during the In 30–31, open areas Only on Oct. whichduring are the Required to Wear Seasons at1,Sept.

Statewide 2,a 7 Glance Statewide 1, 2, 7 In open counties.

Nov. Dates 24, 2021–Jan. 15, 2022Turkey Nov. Methods 24, 2021–Jan. youth15, and 2022 antlerless portions and youth antlerless portions Oct. 1–31, 2021 1, 2, 7, 8to Wearthe dates ofyouth the early Firearms Turkey and Required to Wear Required Locations Hunter Orange See Page 28 Seasons Glance n Methods Hunter Dates Orange at a Locations Methods Hunter Orange portion OnlyInonopen Oct. areas 30–31,during whichthe are Only on Oct. 30–31, which are Sept. 15–Nov. 12, 2021

THEN EAST FORK RANCH IS YOUR DESTINATION!

Required to Wear In open counties.

In open counties.

Statewide 1, 1–31, 2021 1, Oct. 2, 7, 1–31, 82, 7 2021the dates ofand theantlerless earlyInyouth 8 the dates of the early youth Firearms Deer Firearms Turkey 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 7,the Nov. 24, 2021–Jan. 15,15–Nov. 2022 youth portions ryOct. Deer InSept. open areas 12, 2021 open Seeduring Page 28the 30–31, Statewide 28 areas during Oct. 2021Dates Statewide YesMethods Hunter Orange Season Locations 1, 2, 7Early Youth Portion 1, 2, 7 See Page portion portion 6, and 7 antlerless portions youth Nov. 24, and2021–Jan. antlerless15, portions 2022 youth urkey Required to Wear Only on Oct. 30–31, which are Archery Deer Sept.

15–Nov. 12, 2021 In open areas during the In open counties.

Season Dates Locations Methods Firearms Deer 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3,which Statewide 1,4,2,5,7areHunter Orange Firearms Deer 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Oct. 1–31, 2021 1, 2, 7, 8 the dates of the early youth Only on Oct. 30–31, which are Only on Oct. 30–31, Oct. 30–31, 2021 Statewide Oct. 30–31, 2021 Yes Statewide Statewide Yes youth and antlerless portions Nov.counties.

24, 2021–Jan. 15, 2022 Nov. 28 13–23, 2021 Yes and Turkey See Page es.

In open Required to Wear 6, 7 6, 7 Early Youth Portion 6, 7 portion November Portion 1, 2, 7, 8 the Oct. dates 1–31,ofDeer 2021 the early youth Sept. 15–Nov. 12, 20211, 2, 7, 8 the dates of the early youth In open areas during the ms Turkey Archery See Page 28 Required toHunter Wear Orange ns Methods Statewide 1, 2, 7 portion portion Only on Oct. 30–31, which are Nov. 24, 2021–Jan. 15, 2022 and Turkey Firearms Deer 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, youth and antlerless portions In open counties.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Firearms Deer Methods HunterFirearms Orange Nov. Oct. 13–23, 20212021 Statewide Nov. 13–23, 2021 Yes2021 Statewide1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Yes1, 2, 7, 8 Yes the dates of the early youth Oct. 1–31, Turkey 30–31, Statewide Yes Nov. 26–28, 2021 Statewide open areas the 6,during 7 6, to See6,Page 28 6, 7 Required to7 Wear November 7 Wear ms Deer 1, 2, 3,Late 4,1,5, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4,Required 5, Youth PortionInPortion 7Yes Only onportion Oct. 30–31, which are 30–31, 2021 Statewideportions Yescounties.

InOct. open areas during the youth andLocations antlerless In open Dates Methods Hunter Orange Methods Hunter Orange 1, 2, 7, 8 6,Portion 7 7 Locations 6, 7 Youth1, 2, Oct. 1–31, 2021 the dates of the early youth Firearms Turkey Firearms Deer 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, youth and antlerless portions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Firearms Deer In open counties.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, See Page 28 Required to Wear Required to3,Wear Firearms Deer 4,portion 5, Nov. Nov. 26–28, 20212021 Statewide Nov. 26–28, 2021 Yesare Statewide Yes 13–23, Statewide Yes Dec.Oct. 4–12,30–31, 2021 Yes1, 2, on 30–31,the 2021 Statewide Yes 6, 7areas 6, er Deer Late Youth Portion 2021 12, Only 2021 In open during In5, open areas the7 Orange 6,Oct. 7 which See 6, 7 during ms 1, 2, 3,Antlerless 4, 5,Sept. 15–Nov. 1, 2,Page 3, 4,33 Portion Season Locations Methods Dates Hunter Orange Locations Methods Hunter ounties.

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28 1, 2, 7, 8 Firearms 4,4,5,5, the dates ofInDeer the early Firearms Deer open counties.

1,2021 2,30–31, 3, 4, In open counties.In 1, 1,2,2,3,3,areas 1,4–12, 2, 5, 3,the 4, 5,Yes Firearms Deer portion Oct. 2021 Statewide Deer Sept.

15–Nov. Inyouth open12, areas open Firearms Deer 1, 2, 3,during 4,Yes 5, the Dec.Archery 4–12, 2021 Dec.during 2021 Yes Nov. 26–28, 2021 Statewide Yesare Only 1, 2,30–31, 4, 5, which 6, 77 are Early Portion Statewide 1, Youth 2, 7See Portion Statewide 1,Page 2,Statewide 7Oct. Nov. 13–23, 2021 Yes portion Page 33 6, 7 See 33 6, Only on Oct. 30–31, which on Antlerless 6, 7 ms Deer 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Dec. 25, 2021–Jan. 4, 2022 Statewide Yes Alternative Methods 22 and Turkey Nov. 24, youth 2021–Jan. and antlerless 15, 2022 portions youth and antlerless portions 6, 7 In1, open counties.

In open counties.

November Portion Yes Nov. 26–28,1,2021 Statewide Yes of 6, the 7 early youth 2, 3, 4, 5, Oct. 1–31, 2021 2, 7, 8 the dates of the early1, youth 2, 7,6,8 7 the dates urkey 6, 7 Portion outh Portion Yes Firearms Deer 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, See Page 28 1, 2, 3,See 4,6,5,Page Firearms Deer 7 28 In open 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, are Nov. 2021 Statewide Yes Onlycounties. on Oct. Only on Oct. 30–31, portion Firearms Deer 5, which are 1, 30–31, 2, 13–23, 4,Nov. 5, which Dec. 4–12, 2021Yes Yescounties.portion 6,1,72, 4,1,5,2, 3, 4, Yes In open counties.

InYes open Portion 6, 26–28, 2021 Yes Dec.Deer 25, 4, November 2022 Statewide Dec. 25, 2021–Jan. 4, 1, 2022 Alternative Methods See Page 33 6, 7 ms es.

1, 72,2021–Jan. 3,Methods 4, 5,Turkey In open counties.

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The Island City Christian & Calvary Stanberry Churches (John 2:13, Now the Passover of the Jews was at hand, and Jesus went up to Jerusalem. And He found in the temple those who sold oxen and sheep and doves, and the money changers doing business. When He had made a whip of cords, He drove them all out of the temple, with the sheep and the oxen, and poured out the changers’ money and overturned the tables. And He said to those who sold doves, “Take these things away! Do not make My Father’s house a house of merchandise!” Then His disciples remembered that it was written, “Zeal for Your house has eaten Me up.”) I imagine this portion of scripture has a familiar ring with the sight of Jesus as he yielded a whip in a display of ‘Righteous indignation’ turning over the tables and making an absolute mess of the merchandising going on in the Temple. One thing that’s apparent to me is that the importance and implication of this scene has been passed over as Jesus cleansed the Temple on Passover Week at the beginning of his ministry and once again three years later during the last week of his ministry as is recorded in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke. (Luke 19:46, “It is written, ‘My house is a house of prayer,’ but you have made it a ‘den of thieves.’) The mere thought of the place where people gather to Worship becoming a venue for ‘fun’ and ‘profit’ enrages Jesus to the point of fashioning a whip of cords and driving them out. I think of the modern church and how many things are included in the short time we have that distract from worship and prayer with the desire to give God praise, honor, and glory in heart, mind, and soul. Sad to say there are many gatherings that focus on programs, projects and whatever it takes to fill the pews instead of offering God that heartfelt prayer of faith. (Matt 7:22-23, Many will say to Me in that day, ‘Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in Your name, cast out demons in Your name, and done many wonders in Your name?’ And then I will declare to them, ‘I never knew you; depart from Me, you who practice lawlessness!’) When the time comes will your voice be familiar enough for Jesus to recognize?

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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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The 2021 Albany Warrior Football Team would like to thank the following businesses, groups, individuals and our parents for your hard work, inspiring messages, meals and dedication to our team. The support you’ve shown us is greatly appreciated!

Our Thursday night team dinners were sponsored by the Army National Guard, Albany United Methodist Church, Stamper Hauling - Steven and Kim Stamper, Albany BTC Bank, Mosaic Life Care Albany, Stevens’ Farms - Donnie and Nancy Stevens.

Our sack meals for away games were provided by Lone Star Investments - Tonya McCampbell, Dye’s Auto LLC- Jacob and Shawna Dye, Pettijohn Auto Center; Darlington Baptist Church, Jessica J. Jones Law, LLC - Seth and Jessica Jones.

Thank you also to the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior class parents for the meals and snacks provided and a HUGE Thank You to Albany HyVee for donating ALL of the drinks for our week of camp, and for making and delivering the sack meals weekly!

The guest speakers this year were Tryce Floyd, Mike Adkins, Trey Anthony, Brad Doolittle, Perry Phillips, Jim Boothe, Derek Williams, Jon Doolittle, Andrew Yokum and Gene Ramsey. Thank you for taking the time to share your messages with us.

A big Thank You to Coach Fountain, Coach Hamilton, Coach Nichols, Coach Smith and Chris Fredericks for the hours you spent away from your family at home, to invest in our “Family” on this field. Thanks also to Athletic Director Kurtis Cox, the guys on the sidelines, our “chain gang”, our announcer, Derek Brown along with Matt Hogue and Sand Phillips in the Crow’s Nest, and all others involved in keeping our games running smoothly.

You Are All Appreciated!

Other donors we are thankful for include Ronnie, Melissa, and Jocelyn Anthony, and last but certainly not least, the Albany Booster Club and members who stayed out late to feed us a warm pulled pork dinner after our September win over Mound City.

Your 2021 Albany Warrior Football Team

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UPCOMING PUBLIC AUCTION SEE NEXT WEEK’S NEW SHOPPER FOR THE FULL

LOCATION: 906 N. Case St., Albany, MO 64402

Saturday, December 4, 2021 • 10:00 A.M. Due to health reasons, I have closed my shop.

REAL ESTATE: 20’x50’ Shop, gas furnace, 18’ overhead electric door, walk-in door, 8000# floor hoist, 5” concrete in full shop and drive.

TERMS ON REAL ESTATE: 10% down day of sale, balance due upon closing in 30 days at David Parman’s Law Office in Albany. For viewing, call Jesse Smith, 660-726-3106 or Rod Dollars, 660-254-2548. Owners reserve the right to accept or reject any and all bids, but are very interested in selling.

ALSO SELLING TOOLS, EQUIPMENT & MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Jesse “Mechaniced” for 70 years

JESSE & NORENE SMITH AUCTIONEERS:

Rod Dollars - 660-254-2548 or 660-783-2548 • Leo Madison - 660-868-0113 • Shane Walker: 660-944-2192 or 660-582-1184

www.shomemoreauctions.com LOCAL CLERKS • LUNCH AVAILABLE • POTTY AVAILABLE

TERMS: Cash or check with proper I.D. Not responsible in case of accidents, theft, or inadvertent errors in advertising. Statements made at the sale take precedence over all other advertising.

SPECIAL Saturday, November 20, 2021 • 10:30 AM FARM AUCTION

No Small Items - must attend on time. Partial listing.

ESTATE AUCTION

As I am moving to Florida, I will hold an auction at the Farm 6 miles east of Gallatin, MO on Highway THURS., • 10 6, then 3 miles southOCT. on route 7 V, then eastA.M. to 29560 Location: 4-H Bldg., Maysville, Prairie Ave., Gallatin, MO 64640.

Signs posted.MO Large Bench Vise – American Scale & JD 4430 Diesel Cab Tractor w/ 280 Vise KC, MO Craftsman Stack on Tool Chest loader, new rear tires & duals, 8738 hours; Portable Air Compressor Acetylene Cart, Gauge, Tips & Line JD 4440 diesel cab tractor w/ weights, (no bottles) Amp Reciprocating 11,000 hours; JD 8308.5 wide front Saw tractor; Craftsman 10” Table Saw JD M wide front collector tractor; Case Benchtop Miter Saw Workmate Vise 580 C Back Hoe - loader tractor; 24’ HD Heavy Duty Safety Stands Two and one-half Ton Floor Jack backhoe trailer; JD 7720 Titan 11 combine Chest Full of Good Hand & Power Tools w/920 Flex platform;Pipe 7 Wood gravity wagons; Clamps – C Clamps Bilt 8 HP Tiller / Gas Trimmer John Deere #285 & Troy 275 disc mowers; 10 Cubic Ft. Lawn & Garden Cart – Two Wheelbarrows JD 566 & 530 Balers; JD 640 rake; plantPrecision Garden Seeder – Many ing, tillage & cultivation equipment; 1991 Long Handle Tools Set of Material Conveyors GMC Top Kick dieselGood truck w/13’ bed & Large Window Fan Extendable Paper Hangers Walk hoist, 207,000 miles; smaller machinery; Board Haydite Concrete Blocks - Three several pickups; like new Norwood LM29 Bicycles band saw mill w/ Kohler engine & 18’ rail.

HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Maytag Large Capacity Washer & Large Capacity Dryer – White Whirlpool 18 Cubic Foot Refrigerator - White Coop Chest Freezer - White (3) - Maytag wringer washers Nice Two Cushion Love Seat Two Upholstered Recliners Platform Rocker Two Bedroom Suites 1950s Style Chrome Table Four Black Roll About Desk Chairs Curio Wall Cabinet Roll Top Desk / Lane Cedar Chest Kitchen Utensils & Related Items 10 or More Quilts Small Wooden Trunk Galvanized Wash Tub Two Steel Traps – Blow Torch Carnival Glass – Six Pieces Shadow Box Wall Mirror Parlor Lamp - Collectible Smoking Stands Golf Clubs & Golfing items SHOP TOOLS Walker Turner Floor Model Drill Press

MARTIN C. TAYLOR ESTATE

Not responsible for accidents or theft. TERMS: Cash or valid check.

By Family Ron Parsley & Karen Maris

Matthew DeFouw • 660-605-2480 TERMS: Cash or Valid Check. Not Responsible for Accidents, Thefts or Errors in Advertising.

Announcements made at Auction take Precedence over Printed Ads.

eddie pickett Auction service, inc.

816-632-0700 • klp39@yahoo.com

www.pickettauction.com TRENT MUMM 660-238-3960

FOR SALE - Bark WOOD STOVE; metal pipe HAY RING; men’s MOUNTAIN BIKE, 816-351-2207. 39-4tp 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!

For all your STORAGE NEEDS, Call GINTHER RENTALS, 816-596-0366.

WANTED

Brush and CRP Clearing, Stump Grinding, Skid Loader Work.

Call Lee Zweifel at 660-439-2889 or 605-359-2563.

Leave message.

1180 HEAD LAST WEEK | EXPECTING 1250 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#........................................ $2.15 .............................................$1.78 400#........................................ $1.94 .............................................$1.60 500#........................................ $1.82 .............................................$1.57 600#........................................ $1.63 .............................................$1.47 700#........................................ $1.54 .............................................$1.45 800# ....................................... $1.57 .............................................$1.40 900#....................(2 Potloads) $1.54 .............................................$1.34 Buying Butcher Cows & Horses Daily 1000#...................................... $1.35 .............................................$1.27 WeFats currently have 5 butcher cow buyers.

1100# .............................. $1.16 .............................................$1.12 TopRECEIVING Cow: $0.70 - Concordia Holsteins & Longhorns: HOURS: Longhorn Daily until sale$0.40-$0.66 time.

Top Bull: $0.96 - Troy, KS X & Dairy X: $0.67-$1.07

AMERICAN WALNUT - Buying standing timber 25 or more, or 40 or more logs. Call 816232-6781 in St. Joseph, MO for details.

BOOKWORM BARGAINS will NOT be accepting donations in November and December.

NOW TAKING CONSIGNMENTS FOR OUR NEXT

CONSIGNMENT AUCTION ANTIQUES, PRIMITIVES, MODERN & MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Andrew County Auction, Rea, MO

Friday, Nov. 26 - 6:00 p.m.

To consign to this auction call by noon Nov. 17 to have items advertised

MATT DONAHOO, 816-390-6610 AUCTION HOUSE, 816-526-2024

www.andrewcountyauction.com; auctionzip & facebook

CONTINUATION OF...

ALEENE MARSH ESTATE SALE Saturday, November 13, 2021 12:00 Noon to 5:00 pm

Many items marked down. New items: DR Trimmer; 48’ aluminum extension ladder; 2 wheeled trailer, approximately 9’x6’; Scooter from Scooter Store; 3 push mowers.

704 N. College St.

SALE EVERY FRIDAY!

Albany, MO 64402 (Across from the hospital)

Danny 816-675-2424 or 816-695-0504 ALL CATTLE SALES ARE NOW 816-632-0694 ON WEDNESDAY! Randy Vanderkooi, Fieldman Ivan Kanak, Fieldman 816-724-1043 Buying Butcher Cows & Horses Daily Walker We HaveJayme 9 Butcher Cow816-665-4277 Plants Represented 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

ANN HALSTEAD HOUSEHOLD AUCTION AUCTION LOCATION DIRECTIONS: 202 N. 9TH STREET, ALBANY, MO.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2021 • 10:00 AM

HOUSEHOLD: • Frigidaire Stackable washer/dryer, heavy duty capacity, 2 speed combination, ¾ hr motor • Duncan Phye table w/6 chairs & 2 leaves • Dropleaf metal kitchen table w/2 chairs • China Cabinet • Glider Rocker w/ottoman • 2 Occasional chairs • Sofa -3 cushion • End tables • Coffee Table • Lamps • TV stand • Sanyo TV • TV trays • Pictures • Hamilton Beach microwave • Magnavox 4 head VCR/DVD • 10 piece set of dishes • Set of silverware in wooden box • Corningware Miscellaneous: • Several pieces of linens •Tator Bin • Wooden Trash Can • Knick Knacks • Tea cups & saucers • Tea Set • Cake Stand • Relish tray • Copper Kettle • Books • Wall Mirror • Wooden High Chair

Antiques/Collectibles: • Set of Haviland China • 10 piece set of dishes Pfaltzgraff includes sugar, creamer, salt, pepper, serving tray, bowls, butter dish and cookie jar • Collection of Thimbles Avon Christmas Plates: 1974 Country Church 1975 Skates on the Pond 1976 Bringing home the Tree 1977 Carolers in the Snow 1978 Trimming the Tree 1979 Dashing through the Snow 1980 Country Christmas Gentle Moments Plate Tenderness Plate • Gentry County Courthouse Centennial 1884-1984 Plate • Hall bowls – Autumn Leaf • Hall Plate – Autumn Leaf • Hall pie plate – Autumn Leaf • Fenton Art glass pink milk glass footed basket w/solid handle • Fenton satin yellow custard glass raised flowers candy dish w/lid • Sponge ware bowl • Hull US F33 Pottery Tulip Vase • Pepsi Bottle • Diet Coke Bottle • Dr Pepper Bottle • Shoe shine box • Teachers bell • Parlor Table • Dry Sink

Auctioneers Note: This is a very clean auction. Many miscellaneous items to numerous to mention. Come spend the day with us and see what treasures you can find. See you at the auction!!

Ann Halstead Household Auction

AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: SCOTT AUCTION COMPANY • ALBANY, MO 64402 AUCTIONEERS: SAM SCOTT • (660) 726-5602 AND SHAWN DEERING • (660) 215-0668 Full Listing and pictures of auction can be found at: www.shomemoreauctions.com See Scott Auction Co Facebook page for listing and pictures of auction items Please note: Compliance with all COVID-19 health recommendations are strongly suggested and encouraged. Social distancing and Masks are highly recommended.

Local Clerks • Concessions By Shooters • Restroom Terms: Cash or Valid Check w/Proper ID. (no credit cards accepted) – Nothing removed until settled for.

Due to the possibility of incorrect information and typographical errors, the Auctioneer, Owner, and Printer will not be responsible for any errors that might appear in this advertisement.

However, every effort has been made to describe the sale items accurately. The Auctioneers announcement on the day of the sale will take precedence over printed advertising. Not responsible for accidents or theft.

Floral, Gifts, Home Decor

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

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For New Customers Until November 30, 2021

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Absolute Clay Co., Missouri,

2-Day Estate Auction

LANd AuCtioN

Online Bidding Available Both Days

Saturday, Nov. 13 - 10 am Auction location: Younger Auction Gallery, 312 E. South Hills Dr., Maryville, MO

Coins, Railroad Collectibles & Memorabilia including Wabash Line and Rock Island, Primitives, Collectible Milk Bottles & Carriers, Standard Oil Company Bottles and 5 Gallon Cans, Chauffeur Badges, Modern & Antique Furniture, Chest Deep Freeze and General Household Items

Featuring 75 Acres ±

Offered in 2 Tracts

Tracts Will Also be Offered Together as a Package

Thursday, Dec. 16, 2021 - 10:31 am Auction Location to be Determined - Check Website for Updates

FARm LOCATION: From Kearney, MO, at intersection of Hwy. 92 and Hwy. 33, go North on Jefferson Street through town to Boude St., turn right by Dollar General Store one block to Grove/Hall St., then left 1.5 miles on Blacktop. Farm is on West side of road. Watch for signs.

Sunday, Nov. 14 - 11 am Auction Held OnSite at 27786 275th St., Maryville, MO

Allis Chalmers WD, D-15 and B Tractors, Farmall Super MTA, 706 and 340 Tractors, Flatbed Trailers, Enclosed Trailers, Fuel Trailers, Livestock Equipment, Numerous Shop Tools and More

Tract 1 - 42 Acres ± of muddy Fork Creek Bottom

This tract includes 35.02 Acres ± in Row Crop Production, according to FSA records.

Farm is in Soybean production this season, with the balance in timber with some walnut trees. Excellent hunting. SOIL TYPES: Nodaway Silt Loam, Wilota Silt Loam (2% slope), Bremer Silt Loam (0-2% slope). NOTE: New owners will receive full position of next year’s cropland with immediate access for late season tillage if so desired, upon receipt of down payment on auction day.

Tract 2 - 32 Acres ± of muddy Fork Creek Bottom

Located just north of Tract 1, divided by Muddy Creek Fork. Access to Tract 2 from Tract 1 - back on Hall Rd. 1/4 mi. to Bishop, then North on Bishop, 3/4 of mi. on East side of road. Watch for signs. This tract has 9.34 Acres ± of Cropland according to FSA Records, with 6.97 in Soybean production this season. Balance is in grass and open timber. Excellent hunting with many mature trees. Excellent location for hunting cabin, minutes from Kearney, MO. SOIL TYPES: Nodaway Silt Loam, Wilota Silt Loam (0-2% slope), Sharpsburg Silt Loam (5-9% slope), and Armister (9-14% slope).

TAXES: $15.12 per acre average, total of $433.52.

NOTE: Tracts will be offered separately, then offered together as a package with a bid increase. See you sale day! — Mark TERmS: 10 % down payment 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. Closing at the office of Thomson Affinity Title, LLC, Liberty, Missouri. 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.

Jim Boyles Estate

Mary Williams, owner

Nodaway County, Missouri

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

map center: 40° 30' 25.32, -94° 41' 37.9 State:

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Tract 2 – 161 Acres +/- Located at the Southeast Corner of Tract County:

Location:

Township:

Nodaway

24-66N-34W

Independence 160

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 Acres:

Date:

10/9/2021

Tract 2

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

1415ft

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

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.

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