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

Gracious LivingUpdated historic home with openconcept living and dining roomswith remodeled kitchen.Priced at $ 250,000.Call Ruth at 631-4709.

New ListingLots of room in 3 bedroom,3 bath raised ranch. New roof,paint, and water heater.Priced at $127,500.Call Ruth at 631-4709.

New ListingCheaper than rent! 2 bedroom,1 bath home with new windowsand siding.Priced at $54,000.Call Ruth at 631-4709.

152 W. MORGAN • 660-886-7406

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Top StitchSewing Service LLC

Bernina SewingMachines & Furniture

573-378-2700

6 miles East of Versailles on Hwy C

Testerman ElectricalHeating & Cooling

• Sales• Service• Installs

Residential, CommercialModular Home FurnacesLicensed & Insured

660-886-6113Fast Dependable Service at

Competitive Prices.Furnace Service$50 + materials

Heating & CoolingCompetitive Pricing

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

Country

Completely Renovated2 & 3 Bedroom Units

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816 S. MiamiMarshall, MO 65340

660-886-5042www.cohenesery.com

Dennis Stahl’sAuto RepairGeneral Auto

RepairServing theCommunitySince 1980

29564 205th RdMarshall, MOCall 886-7290

660-826-4788~DMC floss

~Embroidery blocks~Fat quarters

~Over 7000 bolts offabric

~Aunt Martha iron ontransfers

~Tea towelsM-F 9-5:00 • Sat 9-4:00

D&T Quilt3620 S. Marshall, Sedalia

Public AuctionContractor type tools; household, modern and antique

Wednesday, November 13, 2013 • 10:00 AMTOMAND LINDA BAGNELL

1015 S. Ann Drive, Marshall, MOAfter 30 years in the heating and cooling business, we are retiring. Will sell our complete line of tools,fittings, household and antiques. Most all tools are B&D and Milwaukee. Some are still new in box.1970 Buick Electra 225, 2 door hardtop, leather, power, 84,000 actual miles. All original and in great shape.

AUCTIONEERSBilly Summers Brenton Fowler Joe Summers660-784-2304 660-631-2482 660-631-1894

www.summersauctioneers.com

BusinessDirectory

For the goods and services you arelooking for, call on these businesses.Would you like your business in the

directory? Call Susan at 660-886-2233

(NewsUSA) - It's a routine

homeowners knowthey're supposed toperform twice a year.

But when oneof those times forchecking the health oftheir roof happens tocoincide with the startof sharply colderweather -- if not worsesurprises from MotherNature -- well, whowants to be outsideclimbing a ladder for abird's-eye view?

Turns out thatwhile even a quickroof-check is recom-mended, there's alsoa fallback position.You could check yourattic instead.

"Roofs createan insulated barrierthat helps trap heat in-side, and most atticspaces are locatedright below them," ex-plains Jason Joplin,program manager ofthe Center for the Ad-vancement of RoofingExcellence, which ischampioned by GAF,North America'slargest roofing manu-facturer.

"That makesthem perfect for spot-ting potential problemareas and damagewithout worrying

aboutfalling."Bearingin mindthe cru-

cial role roofs play in

determining a house'senergy efficiency --yes, that means utilitybills -- here's what tolook for:

*Water leaks.As sure as we haven'theard the last of NSAspying on Americans,it will soon storm. Andwhen it does, shine aflashlight up in theattic in search of notjust dripping waterand condensation, butalso water stains onthe ceiling, walls andfloor. All are signs thatH20 is finding its wayunder your roof's shin-gles or behind itsflashings.

*Animaldamage.Refuge-seekingbirds,bats,squirrelsand rac-coons can cause aworld of havoc. Any-thing suspicious --nests, droppings andgnawed wood, wiresor insulation -- meritsan immediate call to apest professional.

*Ventilation."Think of the attic asthe lungs of thehouse," says Joplin."It has to be able tobreathe in order tofunction properly."Meaning, if your ventsare stuffed with de-bris, they need to becleared.

*Structure. Anyhint of a sagging roof -- look up for this one -- could signal potentialstructural weaknessrequiring professionalrepair.

What's that?You say you love thecold as much as youdo the spring (the rec-ommended time for asecond annual roofcheck-up)? In thatcase, you can still in-spect for structural de-formities withoutrisking your neck on atreacherous ladder byusing binoculars tozoom in on everything

from loose shingles tobroken gutters.

And if prolong-ing your roof's life istruly your goal, ex-perts say it pays toconsult a professionalroofing contractorwho's insured anduses quality materialslike GAF's TimberlineAmerican Harvestshingles.

A free servicethat makes it easy tofind a factory-certifiedcontractor in yourarea can be found atwww.gaf.com.

Clues in the Attic: The Secrets to Winter Roof Maintenance


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DROP ENTRIES AT THESE LOCATIONS

The Messenger’s

TREASURE HUNT

Clip the items shown above from this week’s Messengerand paste them in the spaces above. Drop thecompleted form at one of our participating merchants orat the Messenger office. You can also mail your entry to“Treasure Hunt” 121 N. Lafayette, Marshall MO 65340.Entries must reach us, or our participating merchants,by 10:00 AM the Monday following the date it wasprinted.NameAddressPhoneEmail

10-16WinnerWallace Eddy

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• Diehm’s Tire• Red Cross (Benton)• Red Cross (Cherokee)

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

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

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

stocked catfish pond.

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

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

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

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

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

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

taxes. Taxes are $462.80

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

AUCTIONEERSBilly Summers660-784-2304

Brenton Fowler660-631-2482

Joe Summers660-631-1894

www.summersauctioneers.com

Statements made sale day take precedence over printed material.

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

Martin Community Center1985 South Odell • Marshall, MO

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

Jim And Shirley Mendenhall

10% 665 Clay St., MarshallOffer good 10-23 thru 11-10any single, regular

priced item.

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Benton Avenue161 S. Benton • 660-886-5533M-F 8:30-6:00 • SAT 8:30-1:00

Marshall Westport941 S. Cherokee, Suite 1 • 660-886-5558

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ChickenLitter & Lime

Both hauling &Spreading available.

Filkins Trucking631-5513 Cell

831-5030Office

Wantedto Rent:Cropland

CallEddie Weinreich660-815-3888

RestoredTreasures

202 Main, Concordia, MOUnique Furniture,

Home Decor, Antiques,& Gifts

Mon. - Fri. 10-5, Sat. 10-3660-238-1772660-238-3721

CLASSIFIED ADSFARM EQUIPMENT NOTICE WANTED

CROPLAND TO rent. Cash rent,

cropshare, custom farm-ing. 660-815-1210 or660-886-9516.

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NOTICE WORK WANTED

WEINREICH FARMSupply. 660-815-

1210. Harvest internationalinc. Grain augers & beltconveyors. J&M Mfg., Inc.Seed Tenders & GrainCarts.

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Farm For Sale269.91 Farm land 237.63 A Cropland FSA

Records. Terraced, Fenced, Productive

and has been well managed.

Near Gilliam, 290th Rd.

Butler Realty, Tom Butler

660-886-7575

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Larica, ahusky, was broughtinto the SaskatoonSPCA in terribleshape.

She had beenshot in the face andsomeone had made abotch of a repair job

without removing theshrapnel embedded inher muzzle. The shel-ter repaired the dam-age to her jaw, and

when she had healed,they posted her storyon Petfinder, thelargest Web database

of homeless pets.Nicole Phillips

and her family readStorm’s story, andtheir hearts went outto her.

“We decidedwe had to have her nomatter what the costthen and what the fu-ture costs could en-tail,” Phillips says.

It hasn’t al-ways been an easyjourney. First, theyhad to travel over 250miles from HudsonBay, SK, to Saska-toon to adopt her.Once in her newhome, there was a pe-riod of adjustment.

“She spent

time to herself in an-other room and didn'twarm up to us rightaway.

Storm [as sheis now named] hadsome trust issues andwas nervous of every-thing,” Phillips saidand praises her chil-dren, who were 3 and8 at the time, and theirsenior Labrador re-triever/boxer mix fortheir patience.

Time workedits magic. Today youcan find Storm lyingon the couch, gettinghugs and pets fromher family. She alsoloves to explore their40 acres. She has

bonded with them alland never is far fromthem.

“It is a fantasticfeeling to be able togive an animal a sec-ond chance at a greatlife and at the sametime to teach yourchildren the impor-tance of adopting aswell,” Phillips says.

The pay-off instepping beyond

one’s comfort zone toadopt an animal thathas been through somuch sometimesreaps the best reward– unconditional love.So it has been for thePhillips family.


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

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

Mailing address: PO Box 704 | Chillicothe MO 64601

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

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

Feeder Cattle SaleWednesday, October 30 • 11 AM

Misc (Hay, Posts, Etc), Caged Animals,Hogs, Cattle, Goats & Sheep1st & 3rd Saturday of the month 10 AMNovember 2nd and November 16th

WE ARE NOW SELLING CAGED ANIMALSALONG WITH THE SMALL ANIMALS!

(NO EQUINE)

Special Bred Cow & Bull Sale4th Friday 6 PM - November 6th

GRAND RIVER LIVESTOCK MARKET LLC

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

Pam Dedrick,Office Manager 660-646-8119

Clark Allen 660-973-6826

2013Miami Lions ClubTurkey Shoot

Sunday, Oct. 27 & Sunday, Nov. 312:30 pm daily(One free round for any 4-H or FFA member)Cash & Gun RafflesConcessions Available

Miami R-1 School, Miami

Happy Tail for approval



See our website for more:www.biddersandbuyers.com/sleeper

Includes: 51 lots of gold: Morgan & Peace dollar albums, 100s of greatsilver dollars plus VAMs rolls, several key dates. 1801 Heraldic dollar, Cap,Barbers, Walkers, Franklins, & MO commerative halves. Large cents, FlyingEagles, 1909 vas. proof & mint sets 1957 & up and much more.

Owner: Jesse BlakenshipTerms: cash or good check with positive ID. Accepting Visa, Mastercard &American Express. 5% charge for all credit cards. All sales final. Small lunch.any statements made sale day will take precedence over all printed material.

HUGE COIN AUCTIONOVER 55 LOTS

Due to failing health, I will sell the following inside the Bob SleeperAuction Center, located halfway between KC & Columbia, MO.Exit #62 off I-70, then south one mile.

SATURDAY, Nov. 2, 10:00 amPreview 8:00 am Sale Day

Emma, MONO RESERVES

Auctioneer: Bob Sleeper660-584-7019 • www.biddersandbuyers.com/sleeper

or call for catalog

(NewsUSA) - Balance: it's

important in life, andit's important to yourhealth. You may notrealize it, but balanceis literally what keepsyou alive.

In life, every-thing falls on a scale ofthings that are acidicand things that are al-kaline. The balancebetween acidity and al-kalinity is called thepH, potential of hydro-gen. The level of pH is

measured on a scaleof zero to 14, withthings that fall on thelower end of the scalebeing more acidic andthe higher end beingmore alkaline.

Water is -- orshould be -- a neutralpH of 7.0. Your bodyand your blood canalso be measured onthe pH scale. The foodyou eat and the wateryou drink can influencewhether your systemhas too much or too lit-tle acid. Studieshave shown that youare at your best if yourblood is slightly alka-line (7.35 or 7.45). Ifyour blood is tooacidic, it can leave youvulnerable to healthailments like cardio-vascular disease and

diabetes complica-tions.

"The fluids inthe cells of most peo-ple's bodies are overlyacidic," says Dr.Robert Atkins, authorof popular health man-ual The Atkins Diet."This can cause a lotof problems. It pre-vents your body fromneutralizing toxins andleaves you more sus-ceptible to the cell-damaging free radicaloxidation that leads to

cancer and otherdiseases."

So, what canyou do toachieve optimumhealth? Eat theright foods, anddrink the rightwater. You maythink that all

water is created equal,but it's not.

The water thatflows from the taps inyour home can contain

lead and mercury, pes-ticides, herbicides andnitrates. That's wherespecial alkaline water,like Alkame Water, canhelp. Alkame Waterhas been speciallytreated so that it's trulypure, and it has an al-kaline pH. It helpsmaintain your body'snatural balance. "Thetime to fix the barn isbefore the cow isdead," says Dr. MuShik Jhon, author ofthe book The WaterPuzzle and the Hexag-onal Key. "As theamount of disorderedwater in the body in-creases, the survivalrate declines. Themore alkaline ionizedwater in the body, thehealthier you will be."

For more infor-mation about AlkameWater and its benefits,visit www.alkamewa-ter.com.

Quench Your Thirst, Balance Your Body's pH

(NewsUSA) - Is there really a

difference betweenwiper blades? When isit necessary to changemy wipers? As the wetseasons approach, it'simportant to ask your-self these questions asheavy rains and in-creasingly severeweather can obscuredriving visibility.

The AmericanOptometric Associationreports that 90 percentof all driving decisionsare based on visibility.Having a properly in-stalled set of wiperblades will enhanceyour vision during diffi-cult driving conditions.Check your wipersonce a month for worn

or split rubber that cancause streaking orchattering. TRICO, anauthority in the wiperblades industry, en-courages consumers tomake replacing wiperspart of your typical falland spring routinemaintenance.

You may findthat several differentwiper blades fit yourcar, and then ask your-self, "Does it really mat-ter which one I use?"The difference betweena conventional styleand the newer, pre-mium beam design isimportant to keep inmind. A conventionalblade design features asteel superstructurewith blade claws, a rub-

ber wiping element andseveral connectionpoints. The beam bladedesign is the latest ad-vancement that offerseven pressure and en-hanced clarity in allconditions. A winterblade is equipped withsuperior armors andsynthetic blended ma-terials. TRICO inventedthe winter blade in1953.

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The Best Way to See Clearly in Any Driving Condition


By Jean Kressy, Relish contributor

We were notraised eating chili, sothe first time we madeit, we were compulsiveabout following therecipe. The recipe wemade was fairlystraightforward—beef,onion, tomatoes, chilipowder, cumin andoregano.

Many potslater, we can honestlysay chili lends itself tounlimited variationsand is one of the mostrewarding dishes acook can make. It’sone of the truly au-thentic Americandishes. Although thereis some questionabout its origins, foodhistorians agree chili,made with cheap cutsof meat, peppers andonions, was the stewthat chuck wagoncooks dished out tocowboys working oncattle drives. It wasalso the one-dish mealthat fueled prospectorson their way to strike itrich in the Californiagold rush.

We’ve readthat instead of adding

pinto beans to their thechili, some puristsserve them on theside. And hard as it isto believe, somechilies are made with-out onions. For ourChicken Chili, withkale and garbanzos,but not a singletomato, we may havebroken a few rules ofchili cookery. But onething we’ve learnedover the years is thatit’s OK to be creative.

Chicken Chili2 T olive oil 1 C chopped onion 3 garlic cloves, chopped 2 t ground cumin 1 t cumin seed 1lb. ground turkeysausage 3 c roughly chopped ro-tisserie chicken

2/3 c barley 2 (16-oz) cans gar

banzo beans, drained

2 t pickled jalapeno 6 c homemade chicken broth or canned chicken broth 4 to 8 c chopped kale

(optional) 1/2 c shredded Mon-

terey Jack or Cheddar cheese

Chopped green onions Sour cream

1. Heat oil in a Dutchoven over medium heat.Add onion and garlic;saute 5 minutes. Addcumin, cumin seed andturkey sausage. Cookuntil sausage isbrowned. Add choppedchicken, barley, beans,jalapeno, broth and kale,if using. Bring to a boiland simmer about 20

minutes or until barley iscooked. Serve toppedwith cheese, greenonions and sour cream.Serves 10.

Per serving: 360 calo-ries, 14g fat, 100mgchol., 30g prot., 30gcarbs., 7g fiber, 830mgsodium.

For more Rel-ish recipes, go to rel-ish.com.


Cain InsuranceAgency L.L.C

Crop-Farm-HomeAuto-Health-Life

David Cain (Agent/Owner)

1401 US Hwy 65 NCarrollton, MO 64633

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

Email: [email protected]

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

ECKARD’S HOMEIMPROVEMENT

BenjaminMoorePaint, Flooring,Wallpaper

Everything for your homeINSIDE & OUT

Big Bend Retreat, Inc.

Intermediate & Residential Care

620 N. EmmersonSlater, MO 65349

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

Fax (660) 529-3456

Caring

from heart!

Over 65 Years of QualityMachine Quilting For

Individuals just like YOU

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

STOVERQUALITYQUILTING

KnotHedz Bar and Grill

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

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

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

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

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

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

Sellers:Waters & McInteer families

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

Auctioneer Col. Richard Bockman | 660-815-3712

A New Twist on Chili

660-831-0037

Cell # (660) 886-1080

DaveMorrow

Free Estimates• Tree Removal

• Stump Grinding

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Marshall& FennerFarmsAngus &SimmAngusBulls for Sale

Call 660-641-4522

Business DirectoryEnter towin $25by playing TheMessenger’s

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• Serving Saline, Carroll, Lafayette County Contractors & homeowners• 20, 30, 40 yd dumpster Containers

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• Same day delivery or pick up

Waste Recovery SystemsRoll-Off Container Service

Dispatch Office 660-886-0000

Midwest Waste Management

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SWINGER, REALTORS1405 W. COLLEGE ST., MARSHALL

660-886-3388 • www.swingerrealtors.com

$109,500 $199,500Large irregular lot, 2 fireplaces, spaciouskitchen/dinning, 3 bedroom, 2 bath.Call Nancy 660-815-8879.

Three bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, updatedVictorian, stained glass, fireplace,hardwood floors, kitchen updated.Call Nancy 660-815-8879.

Beautiful town house in golf coursecommunity. Membership available.2 bedroom, 3 baths, deck with lake view.Call Nancy 660-815-8879.

$179,900

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I will sell the following located at Morrow Tire Supply, 1165 N. Miami,

Marshall, MO on:

SAT., NOV. 2 at 10 A.M.SHOP EQUIPMENT/TOOLS: Rotary 12,000 lb. 4 post lift 220V, Coats APX90A rim clamptire changer 1 yr old, Coats 7065AX rim clamp tire changer, Coats 1055 balancer 220V,Coats 1055 balancer 3ph., Coats 6401 Com. truck balancer w/adapter 3ph., Daytonwheel adapter for balancer, Coats 501 hyd, tire lifter, Gray TLO-200 tire leak detector,Erit tire cutter 220V, 7 ½ HP 2 stage 80 gal air compressor 230V, 2 Manley air/operatedtire spreaders, Bramick truck tire spreader-Air, 75 gal. bulk oil tank w/pump, meter andgun Lincoln under hoist oil drain, Baldor air grease pump, Baldor gear oil pump, Firelake315k BTU used oil furnace w/stand and tank 2 yrs old, 500 gal. oil storage tank, 30 gal.oil tank on HD John Deere trailer, tractor tire on the spot repair, 2 truck tire safety cages, 3Emerson 25 ton air hyd. jacks,2 Emerson 30 ton air hyd. tractor jacks, 2 IMT air/hyd. tractor tire bead breaker, 2 tubelesstire bead seating blast tanks, Husky calcium transfer pump, Lincoln 225 welder, 10 Lincoln2 ton floor jacks, Ingersol-Rand air impacts 2 - 1” and 2 ¾”, lot impact sockets, sev. dunktanks, Rotunda 30 gal. fuel caddy, parts washer, auto meter SB-5TO battery load tester,LPG 100 gal. p.u. tank, 18 - 2x4 wood frame3 tier tire racks 16’ long, sev. hundred used tires - car, lite truck, commercial truck, 42”shop fan, lot jack stands - hose reels, air hoses, air chocks, gauges, air buffers, tire repairtools, tod stands, 3 l-R quiet air impact guns, Bada bubble balancer, H.D. 5” bench vise, 8”bench grinder, Snap-on digital torque wrench, battery booster box, lot shelving/racks, 2 HDsteel top work benches, NEW qts oil, oil filters, windshield wiper replacements, assortedfuses, lite bulbs, brake lines, oil drain plugs, brass fittings, lug nuts, new coated alloywheel weight assortment. TRUCK/MOWER: 1978 Chevrolet ¾ ton Camper Special P.U. w/recently rebuilt 350 V8 and R-400 trans., King Kutter 6’ 3pt. finish mower, GrasshopperT18 Zero turn mower 18HP OHV replaced 1 yr ago w/52’ cut, antique single row tobaccoplanter, 12’ flat bottom boat w/HM trailer, Craftsman 10” table saw, Troy-Bilt 5 HP rear tinetiller, MW 5HP snow blower. SHOWROOM/OFFICE: Dixie-Naro Pepsi vending machine,Snack vending mac. w/$1 bill changer, lot framed Chev./Corvette pics, 8 lobby chairs, 3bar stools, Vendmaster $.25 gumball machine, sev. adv. tire signs, Dyson DC33 vac., 4NIB adv. toy tractors, adv. ashtrays, dbl. pedestal desk, office chair, Century combinationsafe, 5 pc. dinette, 30” Hotpoint range, small chest deep freeze, char-broil gas grill,garden table. REAL ESTATE SELLS AT 12:30 P.M. This commercial property is locatedon North Miami St. inside the city limits of Marshall and is zoned commercial, lot size is2.77 acres m/l with 300’ of highway frontage. This facility offers an 80’x100’ steel framedbldg. w/16’ side walls as well as a 30’x40’ wood framed bldg. attached on the south side.30’x40’ showroom w/2 offices and a restroom, the showroom has central HVAC. Thereare 5 overhead doors, 4 w/Liftmaster power. The heat system is natural gas fired radiantheat w/three zones. Electrical is 110/230 plus there is 3 phase power also. Building is wellinsulated, city water, private septic, 2012 taxes were $2,958.76. This structure was builtin 2000 and has been very well maintained and would lend itself to a variety of uses. Thereplacement cost on the bldg. alone would be in the $500,000 range. TERMS ON REALESTATE: The successful bidder will be required to make a $25,000.00 down payment atthe time of sale with the balance due upon closing which will be within 30 days, at whichtime the sellers will provide a title insurance policy and the taxes will be prorated to date.Make your banking plans now as this property sells in present state and condition and isnot conditioned upon financing after the fact. To preview property prior to sale daycontact YANCEY AUCTION SERVICE AT 660-473-2266.

Auction Conducted ByYANCEY AUCTION SERVICE

Auctioneer: GARY YANCEYwww.yanceyauction.comauctionzip.com ID# 27244

(660) 473-2266 • Sedalia, MO

Terms: Cash, I.D. Required.

MORROW TIRESUPPLY


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