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Roll-Off Container ServiceMaterial Recovery Systems

505 S. Hemlock Ave.

Midwest WasteManagement

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$1729 $279

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

Move in at ClosingLots of room in 3 bedroom, 3 bathraised ranch. New roof, paint, andwater heater. Priced at $127,500.Call Ruth at 631-4709.

Great South LocationRoom to grow in this 3 bedroom,3 bath home with 2 familyrooms! Priced at $132,500.Call Bretta at 815-0076 fora showing.

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2- MARSHALL MESSENGER - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 2014 - MARSHALL, MO

SLEEP SHOPWith Purchase of Mattress set $299 or more

with presentation of coupon or mention of this ad

Free Frameor $50.00 Discount

Now Open InsideBetter Homes and Bargains

7 E. Eastwood,Marshall660-886-5880

Free delivery, set Up,and removal of old bed Available.

We usetop ofthe lineLumber and Metal

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

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

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

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any single, regularpriced item

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Come visit our new den, new items!Silver, Nativities, Snowmen, Santas,Angels, Serving Pieces, HavilandLimoges China, Nippon, Hummel Bells,Rare Louisville Stoneware, Platter,Unique Repurposed Items.



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Unique, One-of-a-kind Furniture,Home decor, Antiques, & Gifts

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Cain InsuranceAgency L.L.C

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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]

Dennis Stahl’sAuto RepairGeneral Auto

RepairServing theCommunitySince 1980

29564 205th RdMarshall, MOCall 886-7290

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(NewsUSA)

As the wintermonths drag on, cabinfever sets in for manypeople. However, beingcooped up inside is evenharder for people suffer-ing from asthma and al-lergies because moretime indoors meansgreater exposure to in-door allergens.

Although mold,pet dander and dustmites are often blamedfor sneezing and itchyeyes this time of year,the National Pest Man-agement Association(NPMA) warns that win-ter pests such as cock-roaches and rodents can

also be common asthmaand allergy triggers.

"The saliva,urine and fecal droppingsfrom cockroaches androdents contain allergenproteins known to elicitallergic reactions andasthma attacks," said Dr.Jorge Parada, medicaladvisor for the NPMA.

"During the win-ter months, cockroachesand rodents seek shelterfrom the elements insidehomes, thereby increas-ing allergic reactionsamong those people whosuffer from allergies andasthma."

According to theAsthma and AllergyFoundation of America

(AAFA), cockroach aller-gens are present in 63percent of Americanhomes, and mouse aller-gens in 82 percent.Moreover, the number ofhomes containing cock-roach allergens in-creases to as many as78 to 98 percent in urbanareas.

"It's important fora person suffering fromallergy or asthma symp-toms to see his or herdoctor. A medical profes-sional will be able to testfor a cockroach allergy,as well as other commonallergens," Parada ad-vised.

"Although thereis no cure for asthma,

asthma can be controlledthrough medical treat-ment and managementof environmental trig-gers. A doctor may rec-ommend the use ofantihistamines and de-congestant medicationsto manage symptoms,and may also prescribean anti-inflammatorymedication and bron-chodilators."

The NPMA rec-ommends the followingtips to help keep allergy-causing pests out:

*Seal cracks andholes around the outsideof the home, includingutility pipes.

*Properly venti-late basements and

crawl spaces to preventmoisturebuildup.

*Keepcountersfree ofcrumbs,and vac-uum floorsoften to re-duce theaccumula-tion of al-lergens.

*Keep garbagein a sealed container,and dispose of it regu-larly.

*Pay extra atten-tion to kitchens and bath-rooms -- especially underappliances and sinks --

as these areas are par-

ticularly vulnerable tocockroach infestations.

For more infor-mation about health risksof pests and to find apest professional in yourneighborhood, visitwww.pestworld.org.

Winter more brutal for asthma and allergy sufferers

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located in The Marshall

Democrat-Newsoffice at 121 N.

Lafayette.Call

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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

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Winter comeswith a unique set ofchallenges, includinglower air temperatures,lack of visibility, fewerdaylight hours, fallingsnow and, of course, icyroads.

These can cer-tainly make for somehazardous driving condi-tions, which is why ex-perts say you should digout your ice scraper,gloves and snow shov-els before hitting theroad.

"Don't set offlike a tank commanderwith a tiny hole cleared,"says Andy Smith, a pa-trolman in Canada. Thesafest way to preparefor winter driving is to beproactive before anemergency occurs.

The followingtips will give you someideas on how to drivesafely all winter long:

*Surface Condi-tions. Roads anddrive paths are likelyto be covered withrain, sleet, snow andice, which causesslippery driving con-ditions and reducestire traction.

Considerusing snow tires inareas where winterweather is severe.It's also important toinspect your tires foruneven wear, cup-ping and propertread depth. Alsoconsider the lasttime you had thetires rotated, bal-anced and aligned.

*EmergencySituations. Winter

weather increases thechance of getting into acar accident. Pack anemergency kit to leavein your vehicle at alltimes. Con-sider including safetyitems such as flares,medical supplies,jumper cables, a flashlight, batteries, a smallshovel and tire chains.Also consider comfortitems like blankets,gloves and snacks.

*Clear Vision.Snow, ice and fog dimin-ish your visibility, creat-ing dangerous drivingconditions. Remove alldebris from your wind-shield, windows and out-side mirrors beforedriving. Replace yourwiper blades with ex-treme-weather bladesfor a stronger wipe tobattle heavy rain, snowand ice buildup. TheTRICO Ice wiper blade(www.tricoproducts.com)is designed to distributeeven pressure for a

clearer wipe, while thecontour complementsnew vehicle models andmaximizes your line ofsight.

*Vehicle Per-formance. Follow therecommended mainte-nance schedule in yourvehicle's owner's man-ual to avoid hard starts,stalling and lost powerduring colder weather.Keep your gas tankabove the halfway markbecause empty tankscollect condensation,which damages the en-gine.

Some regionsexperience heavy snowand dangerous icestorms, others find anincrease in rainy condi-tions, and in someplaces, temperaturesmay just cool down a bit.Regardless of location,the winter season bringsa climate change that alldrivers should consider.

You think you know snow? Follow these safe driving tips



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By the Relish editors

‘Tis the seasonfor baking cookies. Togive you a hand, hereare some easy tips forstellar cookies and aperfect iced cookie thatSanta and his elves willlove.

•Use self-risingflour, which includes theleavening and salt in thecorrect proportions.

•Use a drymeasuring cup (plasticor metal with straightsides) for measuring theflour. You could end upwith too much flour ifyou use a liquid measur-ing cup (often glass orplastic, with slopingsides and a spout).

•Make sure youringredients are roomtemperature

•Don’t “fluff” thecreamed butter andsugar. This adds toomuch air to the dough.Beat just until smooth.

•Don’t overbeatthe dough once the flouris added. Beat just untilthe flour is incorporatedinto the mixture.

•For extra riseand body, refrigerate thedough until chilled be-fore scooping onto bak-ing sheets.

•Use an insu-lated baking sheet.

•Use a small ormedium scoop to meas-ure out the dough.

•Don’t cramextra cookies on thebaking sheet. Eachstandard size panshould hold about adozen. Aim for 2 inchesof space between cook-

ies.•Remove cook-

ies from the oven justbefore they look done. Alight tan cookie is morepliable than a goldenone.

•A metal cakespatula is better than asticky rubber one for re-moving cookies from thepan.

•Let cookiescool completely beforestoring in an airtight con-tainer.

Maple-Walnut Cookies

Cookies:1 cup butter1 cup granulated sugar1 cup brown sugar2 large eggs1 cup whole-wheat flour1 1/2 to 2 cups self-ris-

ing flour2 cups coarsely

chopped walnuts 1 teaspoon maple fla-

voring1 teaspoon salt

Icing:4 tablespoons butter2 cups powdered sugar1 teaspoon maple fla-

voring3 to 4 tablespoons milk

1. Preheat ovento 350F.

2. Combine but-ter, sugars, eggs, flavor-ing and salt and beatuntil just combined. Addflours, 1 cup at a time. Ifdough is sticky to thetouch, add more self-ris-ing flour in 1/4 cup incre-ments until smooth. Stirin walnuts.

3. Scoop ontoinsulated baking sheetone dozen at a time.Bake in center of oven10 to 13 minutes, until

cookies are puffy andbeginning to turn tan.Remove from oven andlet cool.

4. Meanwhile,mix icing ingredientsuntil smooth and thick.Add more milk or sugarto achieve a creamy tex-ture. Ice cookies. Makes2 dozen.

Recipe by Mary Carter

Per cookie: 295 calories,17g fat, 43mg chol., 4gfiber, 35g carbs., 1gfiber, 273mg sodium

For more Relish recipes,go to relish.com.

Smart cookie

solution on page 4

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Photography by Christina778 E. Yerby, Marshall 660-831-0766

Creating a Mood,a Moment, a Memory.

Thank you for yourpatronage in 2013.

Here’s wishing you andyours the best in 2014.

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

No Feeder Cattle Sale-Wednesday January 1st

We would like to wish everyone a Happy, Safe andProsperous New Year!!!

Misc (Hay, Posts, Etc), Caged Animals,Hogs, Cattle, Goats & Sheep

1st & 3rd Saturday of the month 10 AM - December 21st and January 4th

WE ARE NOW SELLING CAGED ANIMALSALONG WITH THE SMALL ANIMALS!

(NO EQUINE)

GRAND RIVER LIVESTOCK MARKET LLC

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

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

653 S. Odell, Marshall • [email protected]

Must present coupon. Offer expires 1-10-14

660-831-1344660-886-4008 (fax)

Viking Dry CleanersCrisp Clean Clothes for Less

Sweater Cleaning

10%OFF

660-886-6901

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Any productat regular price

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Dr. Tron Lally, Optometrist12 N. Jefferson • 886-5584Open: Mon - Fri. 8:30 am - 5:30 pmwww.20/20opticalcenter.net

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