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William J. Alspaw Jr.
(Obituary ~ 10/17/11)
William J. Alspaw Jr., 76, of Marshall, died Saturday, Oct. 15, 2011, at Carroll House in Carrollton. A graveside service with military rites will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011, at Missouri State Veterans Cemetery in Higginsville, with William W. ...
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Marshall Monsanto site helps ambulance district purchase emergency vehicle (Local News ~ 10/17/11)
MARSHALL -- Emergencies can happen anywhere, and in rural areas with rough terrain first responders, such as the Saline County Ambulance District, must be able to access, treat and transport the sick and injured from anywhere. To help the organization obtain an off-road-ready emergency response vehicle, the Marshall Monsanto site nominated it for a $19,300 grant... -
Chiefs hold off Crest Ridge, 35-34
(High School Sports ~ 10/17/11)
Prep Grid Round-up ... Week 8
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No. 3 Bolivar stuffs Owls, 48-0 (High School Sports ~ 10/17/11)
Peavey throws for 284 yards and three TDs for Liberators -
Lady Owls blanked at Versailles tourney (High School Sports ~ 10/17/11)
Marshall 0-3 in strong pool -
Lady Owls stopped one round short of state (High School Sports ~ 10/17/11)
Marshall finishes season at 18-2 -
No. 4 Vikings upset at Benedictine (High School Sports ~ 10/17/11)
Valley hosts Graceland for Homecoming this week -
End Rows for Oct 18
(Agriculture ~ 10/17/11)
TTPP sign-up deadline for 2012 payments Tobacco quota holders and producers not currently enrolled in the Tobacco Transition Payment Program (TTPP) have until close of business on Nov. 1, 2011, to sign up in order to receive a 2012 TTPP payment. The TTPP, also known as the "tobacco buy-out," provides payments to eligible tobacco quota holders and producers from 2005-2014...
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Corn flies as nation's top huskers compete in Marshall (Local News ~ 10/17/11)
The Men's Open Class of the National Corn Husking Competition provided some drama as three top corn pickers in the second heat raced around the corner and drove back towards the starting point neck and neck. -
No one reportedly injured in North English house fire Monday (Updated at 8:23 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 18) (Local News ~ 10/17/11)
Everything went dark, according to a resident at 641 N. English Ave. who wasn't aware something caught fire until he went outside to check on the home. -
Marshall moves closer to development plan, College Street to close Tuesday morning
(Local News ~ 10/17/11)
The prospect of developing the Marshall Junction area seems to be transforming from an idea to something of substance after several council members attended a meeting with Zimmer Real Estate Service and MSDC early Monday morning.
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State, federal officials visit Saline County to observe flood damage (Local News ~ 10/17/11)
As harvest starts to wind down and the Missouri River flooding recedes, several officials have been in Saline County to look at local levee damage. "They looked at what we needed to do with trash and took our information on how much fuel we used and how many hours we'd put on the pumps and that kind of thing," said Don Malter, president of the VanMeter-Teteseau Bend Levee district, after meeting with officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. ... -
Town Hall meeting focused on threats to agriculture (Agriculture ~ 10/17/11)
Standing together as an industry and getting the word out about threats to agriculture was the main theme of an town hall meeting held on Wednesday, Oct. 26 at the Martin Community Center in Marshall. Approximately 100 people from as far away as Lebanon, attended the meeting which was sponsored by Missouri Farmers Care and the Santa Fe Agri-Leaders...
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