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Princeton Post-Telegraph
PO Box 286/704 West Main
Princeton, MO 64673
Phone: 660-748-3266
Fax: 660-748-3267
Email: posttele@grm.net
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Phone: 660-947-2222
Fax: 660-947-2223
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If an error is made in your ad, we will be happy to correct it. However, we are not responsible for errors that appear for more than one week.
ALL garage sales (and similar sales) MUST be paid for in advance, unless you have an account that is in good standing.
PUBLISHER’S NOTICE
All real estate and/or houses, and all rental housing and/or property, advertised in the Princeton Post-Telegraph newspaper, the Unionville Republican newspaper, the Lake Thunderhead Beachcomber newspaper and the Courier shopper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination. We will not knowlingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.
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EDITOR’S NOTICE
The receipt of news, advertisements, letters to the editor, and/or press releases by the Princeton Post-Telegraph, the Unionville Republican and/or the Lake Thunderbird Beachcomber DOES NOT constitute an agreement to publish such news, advertisements, letters to the editor, and/or press releases. All news, advertisements, letters to the editor, and/or press releases will be published at the discretion of the editor. At all times, the editor reserves the right to edit, amend, and/ or delete any and all information at will, with or without explanation.
The limit of liability of the Princeton Post-Telegraph, the Unionville Republican and/or the Lake Thunderhead Beachcomber is limited to the issue printed only. The Princeton Post-Telegraph, the Unionville Republican and/or the Lake Thunderhead Beachcomber take no responsibility for advertising, legal and/ or non-legal, not published. The Princeton Post-Telegraph, the Unionville Republican and/or the Lake Thunderbird Beachcomber take no responsibility for the non-publishing of news, letters to the editor, and/or press releases.
This notice also applies for advertisements for the Courier (shopper).
SERVICES
Boyer Land Company LLC
Aaron Franklin, Sales Agent Princeton, MO 64673 660-748-6314
YOUR
NO HUNTING
NOTICE - Hunting and trespassing with dog and/or gun, trapping or fishing on land owned or leased by the undersigned is strictly forbidden. You are hereby warned to keep off these properties. Trespassers will be prosecuted.
No tresspassing for any reason on land that we own or lease. John & Linda Baughman. 9-29-22-52tpP+C
No hunting or trespassing on any land owned by Bill and Peggy Heck
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No hunting, fishing or trespassing on property owned, leased or rented by Joe and Victoria Ryan
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Absolutely no hunting or trespassing on Highland Farms land owned and operated by Dixie Berger, Joe Berger & Steve Berger. 5-19-22-52tpP+C
Absolutely NO TRESPASSING, including but not limited to hunting, fishing, hiking, mushroom hunting and drones on land owned and/ or rented by Roberta Zimmer, Jeremy D. Zimmer & J. Drew Zimmer. 3-24-22-52tpP+C
Absolutely no hunting or trespassing on land owned by Barbara & LeRoy Hider
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COMMUNITY INFORMATION
POST-TELEGRAPH
RETAIL OUTLETS PRINCETON
Casey’s General Store
EverCare Pharmacy
Hy-Vee Clinic Pharmacy
COMMUNITY INFORMATION
SCHOOL FOOD
All menus subject to change.
PRINCETON
Breakfast is available to all students. It is served with a choice of 1% white milk or skim chocolate milk. Cereal is available as an option every day except where noted. Fruit and juice are available every day. Nutri-grain bars are available on select days.
Monday, March 6: cheddar cheese omelet.
Tuesday, March 7: pancakes, sausage patty.
Wednesday, March 8: french toast sticks.
Thursday, March 9: scrambled eggs, toast.
Friday, March 10: biscuits, sausage gravy.
Lunch is served with the choice of 1% fat-free white milk or fat-free chocolate milk. Students in grades K-5 have the choice of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich or the menu entree. Students in grades 6-12 have the option of a chef salad or the entree every day unless noted. All bakery items are whole wheat or whole grain. Fruit is served with lunch.
Monday, March 6: chicken strips, potato wedges, carrot sticks.
Tuesday, March 7: smothered beef patty, brown rice, buttered peas.
Wednesday, March 8: chicken and noodles, mashed potatoes, buttered carrots, hot roll.
Thursday, March 9: spaghetti with meat sauce, green beans, breadstick.
Friday, March 10: pizzaboli, cottage cheese, buttered corn, dessert.
MERCER
Breakfast is served with orange juice and white or chocolate milk. Cereal is an optional entree.
Mondays: egg entree. Tuesdays: cereal, toast. Wednesdays: breakfast roll. Thurs-
days: sausage, pancakes. Fridays: biscuits, gravy.
Lunch is served with milk. A salad bar and fruits and vegetables are available every day, except where noted. Students in grades PK-6 will have the choice of option A or a chef salad. Students in grades 7-12 will have the choice of either option or a chef salad.
Monday, March 6: shrimp or beef enchilada, peas and carrots.
Tuesday, March 7: pork loin or meatloaf, mashed potatoes, green beans, roll.
Wednesday, March 8: taco salad or chicken strips, fried rice.
Thursday, March 9: spaghetti with breadsticks or tenderloin, corn.
Friday, March 10: no school.
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Wells Heating & Air Conditioning LLC
Princeton, MO 660-748-8489
Sales
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PRINCETON AREA ADS
Snappy’s Store
Post-Telegraph Office MERCER Hour Place
Mercer Hometown Market
SOUTH LINEVILLE
Randy’s Short Stop SINGLE COPY PRICE
75¢ MERCER COUNTY RESIDENTS WITH PRINCETON OR MERCER ADDRESSES CAN SAVE $12 A YEAR WITH A P-T SUBSCRIPTION. CALL 660-748-3266 FOR INFORMATION!
We would like to shower Shirley Williams
Alex Oberreuter
Candidate for Putnam County R-1 School Board
I would greatly appreciate your vote on April 4th.
Birthday
With cards to help celebrate on March 15, her 100th
Please mail: c/o Thom and Sandy Williams 32223 Brandt Lane Unionville, MO 63565
List it in The Classifieds
Unionville Granite Works
Paid for by Alex Oberreuter
Schuyler County Mutual Insurance Company
*Bundle your Auto with your Farm & Home Insurance
*We offer Renters Insurance
Matthew Hill
1617 Grant St., Unionville, MO
660.956.3653
Home Office: 660.766.2505 Mon-Fri 9:00am-4:00pm
We are Schuyler Co Mutual and we are here for Putnam County!!
Omaha Baptist Church
Providing the Highest Quality and Craftsmanship that every Family Deserves
Open Monday through Thursday by Appointment, and Walk- ins on Friday from 9 am to 4 pm.
Call Mason at 660.947.2681 to schedule your appointment
2272 Main St., Unionville MO 63565
Please come to hear Pastor Kevin Collins bring you a reassuring word from God.
Submitted by Kari Guffey, R.N., PC Health Dept., Public Health Coordinator
Unionville, MO – Putnam County Health Department is offering a free Babysitting 101 Class for Putnam County young adults ages 11 and older. The class will be held at the First Baptist church in Unionville, MO, on Thursday, March 9, 2023, starting at 9:00 am and concluding at 2:00 p.m.
Attendees will receive instruction and hands-on practice with fire safety, medication safety, CPR/first aid, car seats, safe sleep practices, active play, safe snacks, diapering, formula preparation, and other various topics. Presenters for the class include City of Unionville Fire Department, Putnam County Ambulance, Putnam County 911, Parents as Teachers, and Putnam County Health Department.
Parental consent and registration is required to attend the class. A parent/guardian may preregister by going to https://www.jotform. com/23024585385156, the link is also available on our facebook page, and website http://www.putnamcohealthdept.org. Those who wish to register the day of the class may do so in person starting at 8:45 am. Citizens with questions or concerns regarding the class are encouraged to reach out to the Putnam County Health Department at 660-947-2429 or email info@putnamcohealthdept.or.
The
March 2nd ~ (Thursday) 7pm Local Legends
March 26th ~ (Sunday) 6pm Halley Neal and her backing band, Pretty Saro, Nashville
March 31st ~ (Friday) 7pmClaudie Nygaard(Nashville) with David Singley(MN) opening
Room is starting
April 8 ~ (Saturday) 7pm
Lynn Hansen, Ottawa, Canada
April 14 (Friday) 7pm
Chad Elliott & Kathryn Fox, (The Weary Ramblers)
Help Wanted
The Putnam County Health Department is taking applications for a Part Time registered nurse to assist with home health coverage, on-call, and in-office, public health nursing duties. This position will be approximately 21 hours per week. Applicants must have at least an associate degree in nursing, an unencumbered license, one to two years Registered Nursing experience, or any combination of education and experience that provides equivalent knowledge, skills, and abilities. Please submit resumes and reference sheets to the health department at 103 N. 18th St. Unionville, MO 63565 or by email to joetta. hunt@lpha.mo.gov by March 17, 2023. We are an equal opportunity employer.
EARLY SPRING GARDENING ADVICE
I really look forward to spring planting of vegetables. The end of March through mid-April is ideal for planting cool-season crops like spinach, lettuce, kale, beets, cilantro, potatoes, radishes, peas, cauliflower, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, and cabbage. If starting plants from seed, test old seeds before planting. Most leafy green seed is only good for a year. I purchase new lettuce and spinach seed every spring. In early February I tested 2018 pea and beet seeds. Three out of four pea seeds germinated, and most of the beet seed germinated.
Cold frames, high tunnels, and floating row covers are used to get an early start to the season and will give protection on cold nights. I use row covers on lettuce and spinach beds early in the season. Raised beds are popular with gardeners as they allow for good drainage and the soil to warm faster. They are also easier to care for with typically less weeding than a garden. When the beds are planted intensively, there is more foliage cover which shades out weed growth. Strawberries, rhubarb, and asparagus do well in a raised bed. Containers are also popular for growing vegetables for the same reasons.
Insects and diseases are typically a problem when growing fruit. Apply dormant oil in late winter or early spring while the plants are still dormant. Apply it on a day when temperatures are above freezing for at least 24 hours. Pruning of fruit trees and small fruit plants should be completed by mid-March. With trees, prune out watersprouts (thin, branches growing straight up), suckers at the base of the tree, crossing branches, and diseased and broken branches. The goal is to open up the tree for good air circulation. Elderberry plants can be cut back to the ground. They bloom and fruit on new growth. Apply a complete fertilizer such as 12-12-12 to fruit trees and small fruit plants at the time of pruning. There is generally a rule of thumb on the back of the bag of fertilizer.
Blossoms of fruit trees are vulnerable to cold temperatures. A fully opened blossom can be damaged in 28-30 degree weather. It is difficult to fully protect the flowers on the trees, but there are things you can do that may help. Before a frost, water the soil around the trees. Wet soil stores heat during the day which is then radiated back into the tree at night. Pull back the mulch around the tree, as bare soil absorbs more heat than mulch. Covering fruit plants with sheets or tarps may offer some protection. I have tried these things, and they don’t always work, especially if the temperature is below 28 degrees.
Wraps put on trees for winter protection can be taken off by the end of March. Wrap left on can encourage insect and disease problems.
Weed control is important in late February through March. Chickweed, Henbit, and Shepherd’s Purse are winter annuals that germinate by seed and appear in garden beds and landscapes in early spring. PREEN is a pre-emergent herbicide that prevents germination. Apply this before these weeds get out of control. Once germinated, post-emergent herbicides will have to be used for control.
The March edition of the Garden Talk newsletter can be found at https://drive. google.com/file/d/1mpJnm8OTLQmtc5JTiXlA9uq7NhEe9Ay-/view?usp=share_ link.
It is also copied below for your convenience. Please feel free to use any articles in the newsletter.
Jennifer Schutter, MU Extension Field Specialist in Horticulture, is available to answer any questions and for interviews, by contacting her at schutterjl@missouri.edu or 660-665-9866.
CRZ Heating, Cooling, Electric, Plumbing & Small Appliance
Jared Chapman, owner
816-518-1361 or 660-947-2402
940 S 21st St - Unionville
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Dennis’s Small Engine Repair & Service
Dennis Kroemer - Owner
Offers service and parts for most makes and models of lawnmowers, trimmers, chainsaws, tillers, generators, pressure washers. Debit/Credit Accepted Unionville, MO. 660-3442254 or 785-294-8059 _________8-3-tfn
GENERAC Standby Generators provide backup power during utility power outages, so your home and family stay safe and comfortable. Prepare now.
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12 - 20 month old
Medicine Oak Farms
William H. Godfrey Powersville
660-592-2626
660-626-7892
House For Rent: Nice Ranch at Lake Thunderhead. 17018 Spring Beauty DR. Unionville, MO $795 per month, plus deposit.
Available March 1, 2023. Call Mark @ 641-919-4147
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For Rent: Low Rent Housing Multi-Family
Putnam County Housing Corp. is currently accepting applications for non-smoking one bedroom units, utilities furnished, security deposit required. Newly renovated units. Rent based on income. HUD vouchers accepted.
Call (660) 947-3173.
This housing corporation is an equal opportunity provider & employer. EHO, EOE
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The Unionville Historic Square, Inc. Board is seeking bids to replace the roof on 3 buildings on the Unionville square. Contact Tom Keedy, Chairman at 660-626-7803, for more information and to schedule a time to view the project. If no answer, please send a text.
Unionville Historic Square Inc. reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids.
Deadline for bids will be March 1st, 2023 at 12:00
We can help you design the perfect memorial stone for your loved ones. From simple to extraordinary we will walk you through the process. We also carry a full line of cremation options; from benches to bird feeders
Call Howard at 660-947-4010
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