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Got Faith encouraging week of roadside cleanup By JARAD JARMON Jersey County Journal Ahead of what is considered by many to be a prime time to clean the house and the yard, Got Faith Ministries is calling on people to also clean up their streets for spring cleaning. Got Faith leaders, in a week-long campaign of sorts, will be trying to get people to pay attention to the roads – or more specifically the roadsides and the trash strewn about them. Dubbed Jersey County Cleanup, this campaign and event will run from March 25-31, and throughout the week, people are encouraged to pick up trash on the sides of the road, namely highways where trash is especially prevalent, and put it in either their own trash or leave it for Got Faith members to pick up. Steve Pegram, who heads up Got Faith, was inspired to organize a cleanup day a month or two ago. “What started this whole thing; my wife and I went over to St. Louis. If you are driving down the highway, there is nothing but trash on the highway,” Pegram said. “I mean it is really bad over there in St. Louis. That is

“If people see people cleaning Jersey County, they are going to start thinking, ‘Hey, they did. Let us do it in Madison County.’”

Steve Pegram Got Faith leader what gave me the idea. Then, I came home, and I was looking at our ditches coming down into Jersey County. It is not as bad as St. Louis, but I am telling you what – they are dirty out there.” Pegram feels the litter, whether it be plastic bags, milk jugs or any other such piece of garbage, is a development that has only gotten worse over the years. So, in an effort to curb that trend, Pegram as a part of Got Faith has called on the community to get involved, whether they be churches, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, athletic teams, coun-

ty boards, city councils, fair boards, American Legion, motorcycle clubs or even businesses. Pegram noted when developing this week-long effort that he noticed even parking lots are filled with litter. “Let the businesses know, ‘Hey, go clean up your trash,’” Pegram said. Already, Pegram noted classes have confirmed they will go out to pick up trash near the River Road. March 30, Kathy Shalley, Christy Schilling and student council members from the fifth, sixth and seventh grades – about 40 students – will be going down to the bike path from Grafton to Pere Marquette cleaning up along the way. Initial plans consisted of securing a few trash drop off points, but Pegram said it was not feasible, keeping in mind some might just throw in their own personal trash or throwing something in that they should not. He said the focus is on roadsides. “That is the whole purpose – just to clean up Jersey County – not to just clean out these peoples’ [residences],” he said. “...These people come out at night and fill your dumpster.” People are asked to pick and bag the trash and simply place it in their own

Blaze totals house in Elsah By JARAD JARMON Jersey County Journal

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QEM Fire Protection District firefighters responded to a call of a structure fire at approximately 9:30 a.m. Thursday, just off the corner of Mill Street and Cemetery Road in Elsah. Firefighters arrived on the scene within minutes, but even still, the fire had nearly completely involved the northern section of the home where the fire was presumed to have originated. Once firefighters did arrive on scene, the blaze was quickly quelled. During the course of their fight against the blaze, there were reports of pops, but it is believed that they came from a tractor’s tires popping in the carport area. QEM Fire Chief Gerry New said some of the southern section of the home was saved, but noted the house as a whole will still be a total loss. Although the house was a loss, the fire was well contained even with trees surrounding the property. “They got a pretty good knock down on it,” he said. “We were able to save quite a bit of the home. The home is a total loss, but there is quite a bit of it that is still standing.” (See, BLAZE, A2)

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Emergency personnel stand outside the remains of the home in Elsah that was engulfed in flames.

80 Loft makes debut in Jerseyville By CONNOR ASHLOCK Jersey County Journal 1880 Pizza and Pasta, located in Jerseyville’s Downtown Historic District, has added a major addition to its business, one that incorporates not only an experience for patrons, but strengthened family ties for owner Andrea Ringhausen. Ringhausen, who also owns Espresso Yourself Bakery, has worked tirelessly for several years at achieving her dreams with the opening of her bakery, as well as her pizzeria. Now, she’s taken the next step of adding an element of shopping to her little empire. The 80 Loft opened on the second floor of the pizzeria back in December, but the opening was soft on account of COVID concerns. But now, Ringhausen, along with her cousin, Dave Auston, are ready to get the word out there. A gift shop had always been in the works, but Ringhausen initially planned to take it slow over the first several years before tackling it. Ultimately, it was the pandemic that pushed them into it, according to Ringhausen. “When the pandemic hit, we couldn’t have any cater-

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Andrea Ringhausen organizes dishes on one of the display tables in her new shop, the 80 Loft, located above her pizza and pasta house in Jerseyville’s historic business district.

ing, so the upstairs sat empty. I decided to turn it into a food-related gift shop,” Ringhausen said. “Due to the pandemic, we decided to move forward with it, probably sooner than what my business plan had called for,” Ringhausen said. Ringhausen has also partnered up with Nicole McKinney of Deer Lane Boutique, who will be selling items that will be exclusive to the 80 Loft. “She’ll be selling items that won’t be on her website or in her main store,” Ringhausen noted. On Ringhausen’s side of

the shop, she and Auston are hoping that their gift shop will be a means for families to create memories such as the ones they had growing up with their family. Ringhausen’s family has always been a tight-knit one, something that both she and Auston are proud of. “That’s where all my inspiration comes from — my great memories of being on the farm and the family cooking together. It was my mom, Dave’s mom, Aunt Donna and Mammaw,” Ringhausen said. “I can remember just waiting for her homemade rolls to come

out of the oven and watching her pour fresh milk and cream and making homemade butter.” What Ringhausen came to realize was that it wasn’t the stuff that she remembers fondly, but rather the experiences with the people she loved that were really worth recreating — experiences that often involved food, a love language of sorts in their family. Thus, incorporated into her business model is some wonderful childhood experiences coupled with the necessities to make that a reality for other families. “I guess I’m getting to the point in my life when people get a lot of stuff,” Ringhausen said. Ringhausen isn’t a fan of clutter, so she wanted to ensure that the gift shop would focus on food, as opposed to clothing goods. “I just wanted something that was more homey, and food is homey,” Ringhausen said. The experience of putting this shop together has proven to be a bit sentimental for Auston and Ringhausen, prompting them to consider those wonderful times from their childhood down at the farm. (See, 80 LOFT, A2)

dumpsters. For those that cannot do so, Pegram noted people can leave trash in bags that can then be picked up. “If they can’t take them home with them to put it in your own trash, I will drive down the highways and pick them up.” Those that do so are asked to use very visible trash bags. Notably, Pegram said Nature Kist Nutritional Center would have orange bags that people can pick up and use for such cleanup efforts. People can also inform Pegram they have done so by calling 618-567-5877. Beyond the efforts of Jersey County, Pegram hopes this inspires residents in the area to expend the effort and clean up the trash. “If people see people cleaning Jersey County, they are going to start thinking, ‘Hey, they did. Let us do it in Madison County,’” Pegram said. In tandem with this cleaning campaign, Got Faith has also organized an electronic recycling collection day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at R&R Auction House in Dow, where people will be able to drop off TVs, electronics, aluminum, refrigerators, stoves, washers and dryers.

Johnson and Johnson vaccine has not reached Jersey County By LUCAS GARDNER Jersey County Journal It will still be some time before the Johnson and Johnson vaccine makes its way to Jersey County, according to local health officials. The Johnson and Johnson vaccine is a single-dose vaccine that has recently reached other area health departments. This vaccine was approved by the FDA and issued as a EUA (Emergency Use Authorization), but Jersey County has not received them yet. The Johnson and Johnson vaccine was developed by Janssen Pharmaceuticals. Because of the EAU, this vaccine is allowed to be used by medical facilities as data is collected. Johnson and Johnson expect to deliver over 20 million vaccines by the end of March and over 100 million to the US in the first part of the year. According to the local health department administrator, Doug King, they have not received the Johnson and Johnson vaccine yet and have not yet been told when the department will receive it. However, when the department gets the vaccine, the department will be using it alongside the other two currently-available Moderna and Pfizer vaccines. So far, Jersey County is still near the top of the pack in terms of vaccine administration. As of March 16, 4,090 have been fully vaccinated, representing 18.72 percent of the population. As of March 11, there are 14 Jersey County residents that have active cases of COVID and there have been 47 deaths. Overall in the county, there have been 2,505 positive cases and 2,444 have recovered from the ailment. The health department is focusing on all phase 1A and 1B individuals including: those 65 and older, all healthcare workers, first responders, educators, daycare providers, public transit workers, agriculture workers, postal, manufacturers, front line workers such as grocery and or supply employees and individuals that are 16 and older that have underlying conditions that could increase the risk of contracting COVID. Those interested in getting vaccinated are urged to call the health department at 618-498-9565, visit the website at jerseycountyhealth.org or check the department’s Facebook page for registration. The next clinic will be Friday, March 19, and for more information, interested individuals can visit the health department’s website. If more information is needed about the vaccination plan or COVID, it can be found on the IDPH website. NUMBERS AS OF MARCH 16 Fully Vaccinated Administered Percent of Population Fully Vaccinated

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JCH Ambulance Association donates AED to library Since the inception of the JCH Ambulance Association, one of the main goals has been to donate Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) to various locations throughout the communities that are served by the JCH Ambulance Service. “This is a mission that we take very seriously, because these are literally life-saving devices,” Nathan Bishop, JCH paramedic and Ambulance Association co-founder, said. Continuing their goal of putting life-saving AED devices in public spaces in the community, the Jerseyville Public Library was selected as the 2020 recipient of an AED donation. However, the device donation was delayed due to the pandemic and all of the associated changes. The AED will be installed and available for emergent use later in the month, pending training of library staff. At the onset of the pandemic in 2020, the Jerseyville Public Library was influential in

assisting Jersey Community Hospital to meet the needs of the community by lending their large tents for JCH use. The use of these tents in an urgent time of need provided cover for clinic and hospital staff to perform COVID testing through the changing seasons. As JCH adjusted to shifting COVID protocols and more permanent solutions were implemented, the use of the library’s tents allowed the JCH Ambulance Association to continue its mission and rethink methods for fundraising. As the pandemic caused the cancellation of annual spring fundraisers, they developed a plan to host Drive-Thru Fish Fry fundraisers in the summer and fall safely outdoors to help them fund the AED donation program and other goals. The events were so successful that the group plans to continue the drive-thru set up for upcoming fish frys they host annually during Lent. The Ambulance Association will hold this year’s first Drive-Thru Fish Fry on Friday,

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Beth Smilack, Adam Hurley, Chris Maness, Nathan Bishop, Roger Witsken, Bob Jones, Charity Roth, Kelly Birdsong are pictured as they deliver the recently-donated AED to the library.

March 19, and on Friday, April 2 from 11 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. both days on the JCH campus. “We hope you will come enjoy some delish fish and help us continue our efforts to expand and improve the way that we are able to serve Jersey County,” Bishop said. The JCH Ambulance Association functions

under the JCH Foundation, a registered 501c3. The purpose of this organization is to provide supplemental support and equipment to the JCH Ambulance Service, and the communities that they serve. These goals are accomplished because of the generosity of donors and those who support their fundraising efforts.

Mayor: Decision on TIF likely by summer 80 Loft

By JARAD JARMON Jersey County Journal A decision on whether or not Grafton leaders will move forward on the tax increment financing (TIF) district being proposed currently could be made by summer. Grafton Mayor Rick Eberlin said work investigating the viability of another TIF district in the city and what the district might encompass is continuing, and the choice of whether or not they will commit to establishing another TIF could be made in the near future. TIF is a public financing method that is used for redevelopment, infrastructure and other communityimprovement projects, and the establishment of such districts means tax revenues in a specific region will go to this TIF program and not to other taxing bodies like the school district. Over the last couple of months, Eberlin has been going to other governing bodies in the county, informing them of Grafton’s intentions and looking for support in their efforts, although official support is not needed to establish a TIF. Grafton already had a TIF district, one that was established following the Great Flood of ‘93 and that has since expired in recent years. And it is time, in the eyes of Grafton leaders, to do it again – but with a more targeted focus. “We’ve got interest now on the west end of town, and we’ve wanted for years to do more on the west end, but we are so limited due to the (Federal Emergency Management Agency) buyouts that there is not a whole lot of private property,”

Eberlin said. “I want to have a situation when I leave office that we do not have to rely upon FEMA or (Illinois Emergency Management Agency) or rescue grants if you will to keep Grafton going.” Eberlin explained there are two focal points to this proposed TIF – business development and funding to handle current and future repairs from disasters like flooding. “We want to develop more business in those areas,” Eberlin said. “...I want to have the tax revenue generated by the prospective businesses that contribute to our general fund – I want to have such a stockpile that we will have a good amount of money in hard times...I want a fail safe. I want a net to fall back into, too.” The business Grafton leaders would hope to inspire or foster are those that draw revenue during weekdays, not just the good-weather weekends. “(We’re) trying to draw more people into town on a Monday through Thursday,” Eberlin said. Should Grafton go through with this again, though, there would be risk, and other taxing bodies would miss out on growth for two decades. From Eberlin’s perspective, it would be worth it. “The bottom line is this: TIF – there is some inherent risk that goes with it. Grafton has hit on that risk big time,” Eberlin said. “There have been other times where it never really worked out the best in the world. That is unfortunate, but you got a situation where it makes it tougher and tougher to survive. And if this TIF can ensure that Grafton can survive for the next 50-100 years, then I think it is well

worth the risk. Our industry is tourism, and every one of these potential developments focuses on the tourism aspect.” He noted that TIF will build a bigger taxing base, so at the end of the day, it would be a win-win for everyone. Among the projects that could see TIF support, should this proposed plan be accepted, is a resort/restaurant, developed by the owners of the Loading Dock. Eberlin noted, should the TIF be rejected, that development might not happen. “That is a distinct possibility,” he said. “They were waiting to see which direction Grafton was headed, because there have been times where the leadership was not receptive to additional growth. “They are very comfortable with where we are headed as a town, but at the same time, every possible dollar that can be utilized that is not the developers’ money [is an incentive],” he later said. “If this TIF isnt passed, then that is a real possibility that this development very well may not happen.” As of today, the project is still in its infancy, with PGAV consultants looking at what parts of Grafton would qualify for a TIF. “We are just still in the infancy stages of this TIF discussion,” Eberlin said. Currently, the area between Wind Rivers Condominiums and the Loading Dock on the south side and the area across the road called the Flat Rock is being looked at. Also, they are looking at a block each side of Main Street east to west and Market Street going up Route 3 to the north.

Blaze (Continued from A1) He said, all things considered, their efforts went smoothly. “We were fortunate there was a fire hydrant right there on the corner by the house, so we were able to lay a hose line from the fire hydrant to the truck, so we had plenty of water,” New said. In total, roughly 16 firefighters from three separate volunteer departments arrived on scene to help fight the blaze. QEM was point on the fire, but Jerseyville and Fieldon Fire Departments provided mutual aid. Also officers and deputies from the Jersey County Sheriff’s Office and the Grafton Police Department were on scene to assist. "Everyone did their job very well,” New said. “…Nobody was hurt; that was the big thing... Everyone performed great. They did their job, and they did it well.” No deaths or injuries were reported from the blaze from firefighters or others on scene at the time of the fire. New explained the residence, which was not historic as many resi-

(Continued from A1) “You could never go to her house without her feeding you,” Auston said of his Mammaw. “Whether it was a meal, a fresh home-baked pie, bread or rolls, usually she’d send food home with you.” “I remember sitting out on the picnic table snapping peas. They grew everything,” Ringhausen added. If you can ever get the two of them going on the topic, you’ll find yourself listening to them go back and forth over the days at Mammaw’s place. Ringhausen will ask Auston if he remembers the rectangular hamburgers that she just couldn’t get enough of and Auston will ask Ringhausen if she ever had the pleasure of climbing up the cherry tree in the backyard. Indeed, at the time, it might have seemed that everything boiled down to food and work, but as the duo looks back on those days, they’ve found that they were some of the most formative years of their lives. Auston has been handling much of the work involved with the 80 Loft, which was something that Ringhausen mentioned was always the plan. “That’s the best part,” Ringhausen said concerning her cousin’s involvement with the business. “I talked him into coming and being a host in the restaurant last fall and that kind of sucked him in.” For Auston, the timing couldn’t have been better, as he had recently retired from a 25-year-long career in the education system. “Dave picks everything

out, scans everything, and I go through and decide exactly what to carry, but I don’t think I’ve told him no on anything so far,” Ringhausen said with a laugh. Just as it was in the days of Mammaw, her daughters and all the grandkids, Ringhausen has been striving to keep the whole family involved in the endeavor. “This being a family affair — this has been my goal all along,” Ringhausen said. “And she’s always said that,” Auston noted. Shelves and tables are full of dishware, items for pets, sweet treats, soaps, seasoning and easy-step mixes and a variety of other items that come from small mom-and-pop stores that Auston and Ringhausen have visited. Some items are also locally sourced. They also plan to sell Three Sisters Tea and a variety of unique jams, jellies and sauces. Now, Ringhausen and Auston are just waiting on a few more items to come in to top off all of their displays, but they’re moving forward as a family and couldn’t be more excited for the future. Ringhausen now can say that in addition to her host of family members that work to make it all possible, including her mother, daughter, husband, nephews and aunt, her cousin has joined the ranks and the two have shown to be a force to be reckoned with. The 80 Loft will be open anytime the restaurant is open and is located on the second floor of the building, along with Deer Lane Boutique.

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Firefighters work to tackle hotspots and other smaller fires that remained in the residence in Elsah.

dences in the community are, was used as a rental property, but had been vacant ever since the flooding a while back, so there were no occupants of the home, and no one was

displaced. Preliminary investigations suggest the fire might have been electrical in nature, but it is still under investigation.

would like to thank everyone for the calls, cards, messages, memorials, plants, flowers and memory stones during our time of loss. A special thank you to the nurses and physical therapists of Residential Home Health and Hospice of Glen Carbon, IL., Dr. Matthew Walter at Siteman Cancer Center St. Louis, Mo. and the staff at Siteman Cancer Center at Northwest Healthcare, Dr. Ricci and staff for their excellent care. Gress, Kallal, Schaaf Funeral Home, Fr. Don Roberts, Sarah Kinder and Mary Kay Hughart for the beautiful mass. Lauren King and staff at Mel’s Illinois River Dock Restaurant for the delicious buffet following dad’s funeral. A special thanks to dad’s pallbearers, Justin, Dustin, Connor, Jack, Mark and Tim. Your thoughtfulness will never be forgotten.

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mined nearly $3,750 in gold (about 200 ounces), worth roughly $126,000 today. William returned home after two years and set about building his life. He bought 1,800 acres four miles northwest of Kemper, married Mary Jane Elliott and fathered nine children. Three of those children, Elizabeth, Laura and Edward, married three siblings, Enos, Amos and Eliza Johnson. In 1870, William hired Jerseyville contractor Nicholas Smith to build a home on the farm. According to Jersey County lore, William was one of three men from that area who sought and found gold in California. After returning home, each had a fine home built, each a bit larger and grander. William was the last of the three men to build, and his efforts to outshine the others took a heavy toll on his finances. It took two years to burn the bricks, a process that increases a brick’s strength, durability and red color, needed to build the home. Although some rooms in the home were never finished, the house was a magnificent showcase that included 15 rooms and 12 fireplaces, including one in the basement

laundry, as shown in the photos that accompany this article, which were Christy Todd Barkley. As stunning as the house was, however, it was not William’s legacy. That honor goes to the township that bears his name. Ruyle Township was created six years after the home was finished and named for William because he was active in government and helped form Jersey County’s townships. William’s farm and home remained in the Ruyle family until 1939. Ownership of the home has since changed hands several times. Past residents include Charles Smith and his family and Floyd and Mary Frost. The home has been unoccupied for a number of years. I would be remiss if I didn’t mention the title often associated with William. He is sometimes referred to as Colonel Ruyle in newspaper articles, and his funeral notice lists him as such. Although his Find a Grave entry states he served as a Colonel in the Civil War, I can find no records to support that claim and suspect the title was honorary. If anyone can prove otherwise, please let me know. I’ll be happy to set the record straight.

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here is a pay phone in the Village of Brussels in Calhoun County. I have driven past it hundreds of times over the years. I always wondered if it really worked. I certainly never saw a line of people waiting to use it but still, curiosity finally got the best of me and I recently wasted a quarter confirming what I should have realized: it doesn’t work—at least not for me. In their day, pay phones certainly served a purpose for those of us who were on the road and had no access to a private phone line. Thanks to the cell phone, however, pay phones have become a thing of the past. Still, it may please you to learn that there is at least one place in the United States where the pay phone is alive and well. It is located just a hundred miles from Washington D.C. in a small town where, by law, cell phone use is prohibited. I am referring to Green Bank, W. Va. Green Bank is home to the Green Bank Radio Telescope, which is the largest movable telescope in the United States. It is used by scientists to study the universe, including not only our solar system and our galaxy, but all astronomical developments in our universe. Among other things, scientists are listening for sounds from outer space that would suggest there is some form of life out there. This telescope is so powerful that it can hear a rock landslide on Mars, for example.

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uch has changed in rural Jersey County over the past 150 years. Tractors have replaced powerful teams of draft horses. Indoor plumbing has replaced wells that once provided refreshingly cool water on scorching summer days, and electric lights have brightened – and ironically dimmed – once dark, starry skies. While the years and decades have transformed Jersey County in many ways, some things have remained largely unchanged. This includes the home of William LeRoy Ruyle. Located in northeast Jersey County on Kane Road, between Ruyle and Smith Roads, the magnificent brick home has served as a local landmark since 1872. The home’s size and brick exterior lead some to mistakenly believe it was some type of institution, the county poor farm perhaps. It’s impressive size was designed to do exactly that – impress. William Ruyle was born in Tennessee in 1825. His parents, Henry and Elizabeth (Smith) Ruyle moved to Macoupin County when he was a toddler. Although I have little information regarding his younger years, I assume he received a basic education and helped on his father’s farm. When William was 25, gold was discovered in California. He wasted no time in making arrangements to head west. He was part of the second wagon train that left the area and drove six yoke of oxen throughout the journey. Although William didn’t strike it rich in California, he

No, this is the spring of deception. The warm weather and storms are here to stay. Weather in Illinois changes by the minute. We might see a cold burst, but overall spring has come early.

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Because it is essential that there not be any electronic interference with the studies being conducted at the center, all cell phones, microwaves, most radio broadcasts and even some types of tv receptions are strictly prohibited within ten miles of the telescope. And on a much broader scale, an area of 13,000 square miles in West Virginia, Virginia and a small portion of Maryland are included in the so-called National Radio Quiet Zone that surrounds the Green Bank Telescope, where there are restrictions on the use of radio electronics unlike anywhere else in the country. This rectangular “quiet zone,” measuring roughly 100 miles on each side, has existed since 1958, when it was created in response to the Russian launch of the Sputnik, thereby allowing us to compete with the Russians in their development of satellites. The town of Green Bank has a population of 140 persons. If you are curious as to how these poor souls can possibly survive without cell phones, WiFi or GPS, they are doing just fine, thank you very much. They simply do things the way it used to be done—face to face or by landline. And guess what? At the dinner table, the children are actually making eye contact with their parents instead of looking at their cell phones every 30 seconds. Certainly a refreshing concept, isn’t it? There are obviously some inconveniences, particularly in

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emergencies, but the local first responders use CBs and ham radios to communicate if necessary. And to deal with unauthorized use of cell phones and other prohibited electronics, there is a “cell phone” cop in town who, with a specially equipped truck, can monitor all electronic emissions within ten miles of the telescope. If you have a cell phone in use, he will find you. A few of the local residents moved there because they have a medical condition known as electromagnetic hypersensitivity, in which it is thought that the existence of cell phone traffic adversely affects the human nervous system. Whether that condition really relates to the use of cell phones is scientifically unsubstantiated but the folks who moved there for that reason seem to be doing just fine. And yes, there is a pay phone in Green Bank and it usually works. ––––––––––––––––––– Q Bill Hoagland has practiced law in Alton for more than 50 years, but he has spent more than 70 years hunting, fishing and generally being in the great outdoors. His wife, Annie, shares his love of the outdoor life. Much of their spare time is spent on their farm in Calhoun County. Bill can be reached at billhoagland70@gmail.com.

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Rick Dublo Richard Lee Dublo, 59, passed away at 8:09 p.m. Sunday, March 14, 2021 at his home in Jerseyville, following a period of declining health. He was born on June 17, 1961 in Elsah, Illinois and was the son of the late Carl and Virginia (Joplin) Dublo. Rick grew up in Jersey County as part of a large family, learning early on the value of hard work. He was employed on the Barge Lines for a period of time, and spent much of his life working in Construction as a Roofer, until his health no longer allowed him to do so. He married the former Duwana (Wright) Blackorby on September 19, 2007 in Jerseyville and together they have been blessed with 13 years of marriage. He was truly a jack of all trades and enjoyed building things, most especially furniture pieces. He thoroughly enjoyed his time spent fishing, and did so as often as he could. Surviving are his wife, Duwana Dublo of Jerseyville; two sons, Derrick Dublo (wife Chandra) and their son, Derrick Jr., of Dow and Shane Dublo of Troy; two step-daughters, April Blackorby Reynolds (husband Tyler) and their children, Emma and Zooey,

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of Elko, Nevada; Destiny Blackorby and her son, Jaylen, of Godfrey; four sisters, Elda and Rusty Acord of Missouri, Carlin Brown of North Carolina, Cilda and Kenny Young of Carrollton, Linda Cadmus of Benld; two brothers, John and Valerie Dublo of Godfrey and Carl Dublo of Jerseyville; along with numerous nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews, and greatgreat nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two sisters, Gayle Hllingsworth and a sister in infancy; as well as two brothers in-law, David Brown and Gary Cadmus. No public services are planned at this time and memorials may be given to a Charity of one’s choice. Crawford Funeral Home in Jerseyville has been entrusted with arrangements.

Shirley Ann Menzie, 78, died at 4:42 p.m., Thursday, March 11, 2021 at St. Anthony’s Hospital in Alton, after a three month battle with cancer. She was born in Carrollton, Illinois, one of four children born to Warren Edward “Gabby” and Louise (Retherford) Keele. She graduated in 1961 from Carrollton High School, and attended cosmetology school and worked at Maholland’s Cafe in Jerseyville prior to her marriage. She married the love of her life, Charles Menzie on April 29, 1964 at the First United Methodist Church in Jerseyville and together they have been blessed with nearly 57 years of marriage. Shirley’s life was centered around family. She was caregiver from the word ‘go”, whether it was lovingly taking care of her parents and sister in their later years, or just seeing that every aspect of her family was taken care of. She took great pride in her home, and was an excellent cook. She left this world, knowing that her family truly loved her and appreciated everything, big and small, that she has done for them. Surviving are her husband, Charles Menzie of Jerseyville; two daughters and a son in-law, Christina Rowling and Rachel

Marcella Meredith Marjorie Marcella Meredith, 95, passed away at 10:07 a.m., Monday, March 15, 2021 at Jerseyville Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Jerseyville. She was born in Jersey County, Illinois on September 22, 1925, the eldest of six children born to the late Fred and Verna (Watson) Marshall. She began her working career at the International Shoe Factory in Jerseyville and worked for many years as a cook and waitress at various establishments in the area. She married William Leo “Pat” Meredith on April 2, 1949 in Jerseyville. Together, they were the proud parents of five children and shared in 57 years of marriage, prior to his death on December 19, 2006. Marcella was an avid reader. She and Pat enjoyed hosting family and friends for countless cookouts. Later in life, she became

quite thrifty and took up couponing and yard sales, keeping close track of the money she had saved each year. Surviving are four daughters and a son, Judy Russell and Marsha Hansen, both of Jerseyville, Illinois; Pam and Jim Rankin of Kingsport, Tennessee; Diane and Tom Morgan of Bartow, Florida and Terry and Phyllis Meredith of Godfrey, Illinois; 13 grandchildren; 24 great grandchildren; 2 great-great grandchildren; as well as a brother, Fred Marshall of Jerseyville. In addition to her parents and her husband, she was preceded in death by a son in-law, Bob Russell; three sisters, Sharon Frazier, Vivian Kadell and Freda Bock; and a brother, Marvin Marshall. Visitation will be held from 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., Thursday, March 18, 2021 at Crawford Funeral Home in Jerseyville. All CDC guide-

She was devoutly dedicated to her faith, which she made evident in how she lived her life. Janie was always willing to lend a hand to anyone in need. She was devoted to her family, as they were the light of her life. She made many a dress for her daughter and grandchildren. She was also an active member of the Jersey County Homemakers Extension Association, Royal Neighbors, and St. John’s Alter Society. She is survived by her daughter Donna (Robert) Moore of Medora. Grandchildren Mike (Sharol) Moore of Medora, Kathy (Rocky) Ryan of Nashville, TN, Kari (Dave) Burns of Medora and her greatgrandchildren Hanna and Jenna Moore and Samantha and Abbey Burns. Sisters, Daisy Spendlove of Roy, UT, Patty (Jack) Dillard and Diana (Ronald) Durbin of Gillespie, and Sister-InLaw Rosalie Shuey of Wilsonville and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, both husbands; brothers Ted Shuey, Ed Shuey, Marvin Shuey, and Jim Shuey; sis-

and Jeron Egelhoff, all of Jerseyville; a granddaughter, Megan Louise Rowling of Decatur; a brother and sister in-law, Warren “Bud” and Bonnie Keele of Lyndon, Illinois; a sister in-law and brother in-law, Debbie and Bobby Joe Dean of Jerseyville; along with numerous nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by two sisters, Barbara Adamson and Teresa Marie Keele, in infancy. Visitation was from 10 a.m. until time of funeral services at 12 noon, on Tuesday, March 16, 2021 at Crawford Funeral Home in Jerseyville. Father Martin Smith officiated. Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery in Jerseyville. Memorials may be given to either the St. Francis/ Holy Ghost Catholic Schools in Jerseyville or to the American Heart Association.

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Sherry Holybee Sherry Holybee, 63, passed away on March 9, 2021 at DePaul Hospital. She was born on October 16, 1957 in Jerseyville to Norman & Dimple (White) Burch. She married Sean Holybee on October 27, 2001 at Otterville Baptist Church. Sherry was a retired paramedic for Jersey, Madison, and Greene County. Sherry was also a member of the The Bridge Church in Alton. She is survived by her husband: Sean Holybee; her children: Kourtney (Joe) Kantor, Josh (Lindsay) Laird, and Drew (Laura) Laird; her stepchildren: Jesse Holybee and Shelby Holybee; her grandchildren: Kyler, Keagan, and Kameron Kantor, Ellie & Alaina Laird, Max & Ryan Laird, and Noah Holybee; and her siblings: Judy (Jim) Woolsey and Randy (Cindy) Burch. Sherry was preceded in death by her

lines, including the wearing of mask and social distancing measures must be followed. Funeral services and burial will be private with interment to take place at Oak Grove Cemetery in Jerseyville. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given to Jersey County Relay for Life or to Jerseyville American Legion Post #492 Color Guard, in care of the funeral home. Memories may be shared with the family by visiting www.crawfordfunerals.com

ters Laverna Caveny, Marian Duda, Georgia Shuey, and Joan Martin; Nephews Albert and Gene Alpi and niece Corrine Shuey. Visitation will be held at Crawford Funeral Home, Jerseyville, IL on Wednesday, March 24, 2021 from 4 to 7 p.m. A funeral mass will be held at St. Francis Xavier Church Jerseyville, IL on Thursday, March 25, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. Burial will follow at St. Francis Xavier Cemetery in Jerseyville. Memorials can be made to Southwestern Sports Boosters and Jersey County 4-H Foundation. Memories may be shared by visiting www.crawfordfunerals.com

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parents. Visitation was held on Friday, March 12, 2021 from 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm at Alexander Funeral Home. Funeral was held on Saturday, March 13, 2021 at 10:00 am at Alexander Funeral Home. Pastor Steve Helfrich officiated the service and burial took place at Oak Grove Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Pound Pets in Granite City, Illinois. Alexander Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

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Alberta ‘Janie’ Quirk Alberta “Janie” Shuey Quirk, 98, of Medora passed away at 4:18 a.m., Monday, March 15, 2021 at Jersey Community Hospital, Jerseyville. She was a homemaker, devoted farm wife, loving mother, and grandmother. Janie was born January 15, 1923, in Gillespie, IL to George Wesley and Lula Blevins Shuey. She graduated from Gillespie High School in 1940. After graduating high school she worked as a waitress at The Blue Danube in Litchfield and as a switchboard operator. She also worked at The Western in East Alton during World War II. On March 15, 1942, she married Donald Brueggemann in Kahokia, MO, 4 years later they had their first and only child, Donna. Donald passed away on October 17, 1947. Janie later married John W. Quirk on July 29, 1950, at St. Denis Rectory in Shipman, IL. They shared 48 happy years of marriage together. Janie and John were proud supporters of Southwestern High School basketball and never missed a game for years. She worked side by side with her husband on their family farm outside of Medora in Jersey County. Janie was a talented seamstress and a wonderful cook. She was well-known for her angel food cakes, lemon pies, and homemade chicken and noodles. She was a 4-h leader and taught many in the community to cook, bake, sew, and crochet, including her daughter and granddaughters. She also loved to quilt. Not only did she spend many hours with the altar society making quilts, but she also managed to make quilts for family members which are now beloved heirlooms.

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Mr. Jerseyville – always and forever

By CONNOR ASHLOCK Jersey County Journal Joe Susnig passed away on March 1 at the ripe old age of 84, marking an unparalleled loss for the community of Jerseyville, of one of its most trusted friends, strongest fighters and greatest supporters. Susnig was born on Aug. 31, 1936, in Pana, Ill. Upon graduating from Pana High School, he high-tailed it to Jersyeville, arriving in 1954 with all the ambition and gumption a young man needed to make his way in the world. What brought him to Jerseyville was a job opportunity through the A. Mathes and E. Furher Company of St. Louis. He was to manage Don’s Department Store. Jack Kallal remembers Susnig as the best boss he ever had. “Originally, I knew him because he and his family were neighbors to our family. They lived across the street,” Kallal explained. “He gave me my first job when I was in high school at Don’s Department Store in 1972.” Kallal would work for Susnig at Don’s Department Store for 10 years before going on to work for him an additional three years at Joseph’s Apparel. “He decided to open his own store across the street called Joseph’s Apparel. It’s where Brossio’s Tavern is at now,” Kallal noted. “He taught me about everything there is to retail as far as sales, customer service — basically everything. I did go on a few buying trips with him, just anything there was to run in the store, I learned from him.” Coming from Kallal, who worked a little over 32 years in retail, it speaks to Susnig’s business acumen, teaching abilities and dedication to his employees. Not only in a professional setting, but also as neighbors, Susnig and his wife, Beverly, were great neighbors to Kallal’s parents, Opal and James (Jiggs) Kallal. “He kept in contact through the years after I left there, and they were great, awesome neighbors to my parents,” Kallal said. Richard Perdun worked in municipal government alongside Susnig for several years and reflects in amazement on the individual that he was. “It’s only once in a while that a great civic leader like him comes around,” Perdun said. “Jerseyville was very fortunate to have him.” Perdun first met Susnig in the 1990s, when they served on the Jerseyville City Council, a position they held together for 12 years. “He had a terrific influence on the community,” Perdun said. “I, myself, recognized him as being a mentor when I first got on the city council and I learned much about finances through him.” Perdun further noted that he had the privilege of seeing Joe Susnig in his element — serving the people of Jerseyville — not only through his clothing store, but in his work for the citizens of the community. “He was a great civic servant and a very nice gentleman who donated all his time for city projects,” Perdun said. “He was very devoted to whatever he set out to do as a council member, as a mayor. I do know he read the audits and budgets word-for-word several times. He was knowledgeable and knew what he was doing.” Indeed, evidence of Susnig’s work is apparent not only to the generations who knew him, but to those generations now growing up, as evidenced by the Susnig Center and the Donor Pool. Aside from all his work in procuring grants and overseeing community projects, Perdun will remember the man behind the legend as a friend, a good friend that after a long meeting you could have a beer or two with. “He was a good friend, an excellent friend. He’d never do any harm to anybody,” Perdun said. “I admired him, and I’m sore to see him go so soon.” Perdun, a former mayor of Jerseyville himself, knew that it was next to impossible to outshine the incomparable Joe Susnig, but for Jerry Wittman, another former mayor of Jerseyville who actually succeeded Susnig in the position, he was especially aware that he never stood a chance to hold a candle to him.

“It was hard not to be a shadow with Joe. He was so ambitious. He always had a project going on and was looking ahead, never content to let things ride. He wanted to get things done and that was a good thing for the City of Jerseyville,” Wittman said. Wittman first met Susnig back in the 1970s and got to know him through his business and seeing him around town. He also knew him through municipal affairs, as Wittman was running for city council when Susnig was running for mayor. “He was always active in everything going on,” Wittman said. “I thought he was one of the greatest guys.” Out of all the various capacities in which Wittman knew Susnig though, none stood out as much as the mayoral aspect. “I’ve been in politics for 30 some-odd years. I’ve dealt with a lot of politicians that were council members and mayors, and as far as I’m concerned, Joe was more concerned for the City of Jerseyville than any man I’ve known. We’ve had a lot of good ones don’t get me wrong, but Joe was Mr. Jerseyville as far as I’m concerned,” Wittman said. Wittman pointed out that aside from the Susnig Center and the original Donor Pool, there were a lot of road projects that Susnig undertook, as well as working to build the sewer plant back in the 1980s. “Joe always had a project going. He was always looking ahead and thinking of things that could be done,” Wittman noted. “When he was a commissioner, he was always pushing to get something done. He thought the city ought to have one big project every year and we did back then.” Although Susnig stands out as one of the most endearing leaders in Jerseyville’s history, Wittman is more inclined to remember him as many others will: as a friend. “Joe was as sincere of an individual as you’d want to meet and true to his word. He didn’t hide anything. If he had something on his mind, he’d tell you,” Wittman said. John Hefner, likewise, will remember Susnig for his commitment to his community, his

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Joe Susnig dolled up for one of the annual Sidewalk Days festivals in Jerseyville. The photo was taken in Kirby’s Drug Store and is maintained among the Heide Heiderscheid Slide Collection.

friends and his convictions. “I’ve known Joe for 55 years, but we’ve been good friends for 30 years,” Hefner said. “He was a young man when he came here, probably around 20 years old, and that was a big step for A. Mathes. They had a lot of confidence in Joe.” Hefner related how, in hindsight, the major life decisions Susnig made at such a young age seemed to foreshadow the type of man his adopted community would perceive him as. “He came over here to a community he knew nothing about. it wasn’t like he had grandparents here. This was completely foreign territory to Joe, but he came in here and immediately got involved in civic responsibilities and duties and charitable work,” Hefner noted. Whether it was at the golf course, at a government meeting or community event, Hefner could always count on running into his good friend, Joe Susnig. “He was certainly an outgoing individual who was

extremely civic-minded and always had Jerseyville’s best interest at heart,” Hefner said. “He was a fun person to be around. He never had a downside really. He was always optimistic and an enjoyable person to be around.” Hefner saw what so many others saw in Susnig — his gifted leadership and careful consideration for the community. “There’s no question about it. He had no problem taking charge, but he was also responsive to what needed to be done and he listened. He was a good listener,” Hefner said. Hefner, a former president of the State Bank of Jerseyville and currently a member of the board of directors of the Jerseyville Banking Center, has had the privilege of getting to know many citizens in Jerseyville through the years, but Susnig was one of those who stands out vividly to him, both as a community member and friend. “He was a man’s man, that’s the way I looked at him. He’d

sit down and drink a beer with you and talk about finance, sports, you know, just about anything,” Hefner said. “He was a man of his word. If he told you something, you could book on it. You didn’t have to worry about any misrepresentation or anything else. If he said ‘this is the way it’s going to be,’ you could rest assured that that’s what was going to take place. He was a man of his word.” When asked to recall some of the things Susnig has been a part of in progressing Jerseyville through the latter decades of the twentieth century, Hefner was at a loss for words. “There’s just so darn much that he’s done,” Hefner said. But, one thing that Hefner was resolute in answering was what he would miss most about his longtime friend. “Though it might seem broad and generic, it’s true. It’s his friendship,” Hefner said. “Just his friendship. His loy-

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alty and his friendship.” Indeed, if men could love and lead with the capacity of Joe Susnig, there’s no telling what could be accomplished in the lives of citizens in communities near and far. “There will never be another one like him. He excelled at everything he tried to do,” Perdun said. “He put 100 percent into everything, and you don’t see much of that anymore.” “He was very dedicated and loved his family, his business and the town of Jerseyville,” Kallal recalled. “I just thought an awful lot of Joe, and as far as I’m concerned, he was Mr. Jerseyville,” Wittman said. “There were a lot of good mayors and commissioners in the past, but I don’t think any of them were at the caliber of Joe Susnig. I’ve known a lot of people who were dedicated to the City of Jerseyville, but not like Joe was. Joe was for Jerseyville.”

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My name is Amanda Heltsley and I am honored to be your candidate for Jersey Township Clerk in the upcoming election on April 6th, 2021. For those of you who do not know me I am the daughter of Jerry and Renee Purcell and have been a lifelong resident of Jersey County. I have been blessed with my wonderful husband, Josh, and three beautiful daughters, Bridget, Valery, and Carley. I proudly attend St Francis Xavier church, and have been a devout Christian my entire life. After attending Jersey Community High School, I furthered my education and graduated from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville with a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration and Western Governors University with a Master Degree in Elementary Education. I have previously worked for the Jersey Township as a Deputy Clerk which has given me the opportunity to work side by side with our Jersey Township Clerk and ﬁll in when needed. I have also had the opportunity to meet so many wonderful people while working in the ofﬁce and assisting in the Jersey Township Food Pantry. If I’m elected as the Jersey Township Clerk, I will be able to continue working with the wonderful people in our community as well being able to pursue my lifelong dream of becoming a teacher. Early voting begins February 25th and I sincerely hope you consider me when you go to the polls for your next Jersey Township Clerk. I would deeply appreciate your vote. God bless you all and have a wonderful day!

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Jerseyville High School Dance team qualifies for state

By LUCAS GARDNER Jersey County Journal Recently, the Jerseyville High School dance team qualified for the IHSA state dance competition for pom dance and hiphop, making history. The team worked hard to get to state; days of choosing what dance the team will perform and hours of dedication were put in to “wow” the judges, and it paid off. This year, for the first time ever since dance started in Jerseyville, the dance team qualified for state in two types of dances of the allowed three. These two dance styles were pom dance and hip-hop. A pom dance is a dance where the team uses pom poms in the dance and as for hiphop well, one could imagine a lot of flare and spring in the dance moves. As for the competition, before the pandemic hit, judges would score in-person, based on the six judging categories. This determined the trajectory for the team as competitions advanced through the season. This year was similar to the previous years, but it was far from an average year for the team. Like other sports, the IDPH and CDC guidelines had to be followed. Some issues the team had to deal with included inperson judging not being permitted, face masks, and the team had no live audience – all of which “took an important part of dance away” according to Head Dance Coach Brenda McCreary. “Because of all these factors that had to do with the pandemic, some of the ‘wow’ factor was taken away from the art form itself,” McCreary said. In addition, the pandemic is also a reason for changes in scoring. The judges dropped five percent from the score needed to qualify the team for

Q March 9, the Lady Panthers lost to Highland 41-73. Q March 11, Lady Panthers were defeated by Triad 37-47. The top pointgainers for the Panthers were Tessa Crawford with 14 and Chloe White with 13. With the loss, the Lady Panthers are 9-6. Q The Lady Panthers had their final game of the season March 12. The varsity Lady Panthers defeated the Carrollton Hawks 65-32. Q March 9, the Panthers lost against Highland 43-32. Q March 11, the Panthers lost to Triad 30-42. Q JCHS varsity boys basketball beat Brussels to win their final game of the season 57-50. Q March 9, varsity boys soccer tied with Beardstown in their home opener, 1-1. The goal was scored by Zachary Wargo and assisted by Drake Goetten. Q Varsity Boys Soccer defeated Hillsboro, 5-0. Q March 10, the Lady Panthers bowling team beat Marquette by 158 pins, 1751 to 1593 pin total. Leading the Panthers was Sammie Malley - 494 series and Kiley Shaw - 412 series. Q March 11, the girls bowling team won a fouron-four with a 1705 to 1202 pin total. Leading the Panthers were Sammie Malley - 571 series and Kiley Shaw - 498 series. Q March 11, the boys bowling beat Southwestern with a 2773 to 2313 pin total. Leading the Panthers were Danny Towell - 601 series, Tyler Ayres - 598 series and Jacob Elliott 576 series. Q Boys were defeated 2747 to 2628 pin total. Leading the Panthers was Jacob Elliott - 593 series, Hunter Watson - 578 series and Danny Towell - 571 series.

Southeast announces Fall 2020 President’s List Locals were named to the Fall 2020 President’s List at Southeast Missouri State University. They are: Q Russell Goss of Brighton Q Alli Bohannon of Jerseyville Q Levi Loges of Jerseyville Q Hailea Tepen of Jerseyville Students named to the list earned a 4.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale, completed at least 12 hours of standard graded credit, achieved no grade below an A and received no failing grades in enrolled, credit/no credit or pass/fail courses.

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The Jersey Community High School Dance Team qualified for state this year. Top Row, from left to right: Carley Snider, Claire Beemer, Sam Weishaup Jordan Sibert and Marissa Schleeper. Middle Row: Mya Wormington, Reese Eschbock, Reagan Reynolds and Jenny Randolph. Bottom Row: Caytline Beemer, Chloe Kallal, Kendal Lacy and Elaina Walsh.

state competition, which was originally 80 percent. The percentage was changed from 80 percent to 75 percent because the teams had to send videos of their routines, rather than performing in-person. But, despite all of that, the dance team was happy to just be able to compete. “We had no audience, so unfortunately they didn’t get that experience, but we are so thankful we got to compete this year, and we qualified,” McCreary said. The dance team was able to get a 75 percent or higher to qualify for state within the six judging categories– spirit, synchronization and timing, technique, dance incorporation, skill incorporation and overall

effect. When the team received their score over the course of the competitions, the judges gave the team important feedback. This allowed the team to improve their performance in each of the previously mentioned categories upon review. As the team advanced in the competition, the dance team had to do a “sectional” competition before going to state. There, the team faced-off with 12 other schools and got fourth place. It’s because of this that they qualified for state. As of publication, the girls were still anxiously awaiting the results from their March 13 appearance at the state competition.

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Jersey Community High School athlete Emma Plasmeier signed with John Wood Community College. Plasmeier will be playing softball for the JWCC Blazers.

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The Shining Knight winners from St. Francis/Holy Ghost Catholic School the week of March 8-12 are: Ellie M., Carson P., Robert R., Carson B. and Jane A.

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Brandon and Kelci Wallace of Godfrey welcomed their first born son, Evan William Wallace, at 3:11 p.m. Feb. 12, 2021 at Alton Memorial Hospital. Evan weighed 7 pounds, 2 ounces and was 19 inches long. His maternal grandparents are Alisa Milan of Grafton and David Milan of Texas City, Texas. His paternal grandparents are Tracy and Roberta Wallace of Jerseyville. Great grandparents are Erich and Judy Kassler of Grafton, Gloria Milan of Florissant, Mo., and Hap and Grace Oliver of Jerseyville.

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Alluvial Water affiliates look to future after appeal

By JARAD JARMON Jersey County Journal Months after a court judge ruled Illinois Alluvial Rural Water Company was created in violation of the law, an appellate court judge, with agreeing opinions from two others, overturned the decision, and now, Alluvial leaders are focused on the future of the project. “We’ve survived the storm. We need to just go forward with the project and just get this done, so people can have good potable water at a very reasonable cost,” Allen Davenport, Alluvial Board of Directors president, said. Illinois Alluvial is a private non-profit corporation that was formed in association between Carlinville, Dorchester and Jersey County Rural Water Company, according to court records, in an effort to supply potable water to residents and surrounding residents. Regional leaders hoped this would allow locals to have more say-so in the rates, and not run with outside private companies like that of Illinois American Water Company. “We would like to have some input as to the cost of the water,” Davenport said, clarifying he had no ill-will toward Illinois American Water. “...We have no say over the water rates. If they decide to raise their water rates, we have to pay whatever they say. Plus then, we will have to pass it on to our customers. We don’t sit on a board of directors for Illinois American.” Those that joined the Alluvial group would have a one-board-member stake in the non-profit. So far, Dorchester, Fieldon, Carlinville, Jersey County Rural Water and Bunker Hill signed on to the project. Notably, some residents in Jerseyville hoped to see the City of Jerseyville participate in the private non-profit corporation. Jerseyville had been seeking a solution for what was becoming a big issue in the city — their water systems were in need of costly repairs. The Jerseyville City Council opted instead to sell their water systems to the Illinois American Water Company, which drew controversy among some arguing the move relinquished control from the city. The Alluvial project was to pull water from a regional aquifer, down in the bottoms next to the Illinois River, where they have already drilled five test wells. The project is a $66 million investment, $24 million from grant money and $42 million through a loan. However, in the early stages of development, Carlinville citizens filed a lawsuit against the nonprofit. The plaintiffs in this case, Camille Mayfield Cooper Brotze and Wayne Brotze, argued in their lawsuit that Carlinville’s involvement in Illinois Alluvial was unlawful. According to court records, they argued that they and other citizens have a right to expect their elected officials will not exceed or abuse their statutory and constitutional authority, that their elected officials will ensure their water is lawfully supplied to them, and had the city attempted to solve the water supply issue by creating or partnering with a public water district, water commission or municipal joint water agency, the citizens would have a right to know what decisions were being made regarding potable water, and lack of transparency would no longer be an issue. Following an initial judgement in July 2020, an appeal was made, and ultimately accepted. “Carlinville and Alluvial appeal, arguing, in relevant part, the trial court’s interpretation of section 10(a) was erroneous and under the correct interpretation, they were entitled to summary judgment in their favor,” Judge Robert Steigmann

said in his opinion. “We agree and reverse.” Ahead of the initial trial ruling, the defense, Alluvial and Carlinville, argued the city had the right to “associate” with private corporations per the Illinois Constitution, pointing to one section that states “units of local government… may contract or otherwise associate among themselves” and “[they] may contract and otherwise associate with individuals, associations and corporations.” Judge April Troemper, who judged the case in July, said, however, that the defense’s focus on “may” was misplaced. She saw the “or” and the “and” as key, when interpreting the law. “The Constitution uses the conjunction ‘and’ when describing the ability of a unit of local government to contract and associate with a private corporation, meaning that there must be both a contract and a type of association for the constitutional requirements to be fulfilled,” Troemper wrote. Much of the focus was on this section of the constitution, both in the trial ruling and the appeal judgement. In his opinion on the appeal, Stiegmann wrote that the trial court’s reading this section “is simply incorrect.” “We acknowledge that ‘and’ is frequently used in statutes to signify that all of the listed factors must be present,” his opinion reads. “However, ‘and’ is also frequently used as a coordinating conjunction to join together words or word groups of equal grammatical rank...This usage is why the Illinois Supreme Court has repeatedly recognized that ‘and’ is often used interchangeably with ‘or,’ the meaning being determined by the context.” The appellate judge concluded this was the most logical consideration. “For example, imagine a family visiting a public lake for recreation,” Stiegmann wrote. “Upon entering, a sign states in bold lettering, ‘Visitors to the lake may boat, fish, swim and otherwise enjoy the lake in any manner not prohibited by park rules.’ No reasonable speaker of English would understand the sign to say visitors may swim but only if they also boat and fish and enjoy themselves. To do so, one would have to ignore the words ‘may,’ ‘otherwise,’ and ‘in any manner.’ “...Likewise, in section 10(a), units of local government may contract, associate, or contract and associate with private entities. By using a strict interpretation of ‘and,’ the trial court rendered the words ‘otherwise’ and ‘in any manner’ superfluous.” The appellate judgement did not fully touch on one aspect the trail court honed in on, though. Troemper also pushed back on the defendant’s argument that the city’s actions were permitted because they were not specifically prohibited by law and ordinance, writing that municipalities’ powers are limited to those that are granted to them by law and the powers. “The General Assembly provided entities such as (the City of Carlinville) with five different methods by which (the city) could enter into agreements and otherwise associate with others to solve its water problem. Creating a brandnew private entity that is not subject to transparency and public input was not one of them.” Troemper went on to write that if the court adopted the defense’s reasoning that the city could merely do what it did, “then why hasn’t any other non-homerule municipality done this in almost 50 years since the 1970 Constitutional Convention?” “If it is not prohibited by any law or regulation, then why is this the first nonhome-rule municipality to ever conduct itself in this manner,” she wrote.

Even still, the ruling was reversed, and now, Alluvial leaders are looking to the future, noting the time that has been lost because of this lawsuit. “This lawsuit has really put us a year behind,” Davenport, who also heads the Jersey County Rural Water Board, said. The next step for them is to get to “loan closing,” which is when the project is essentially shovel ready. “In order to do that, we have to get all of the easements, we have to get the wells, we have to get the land for the pump station,”

Davenport said. “We are in progress right now. We have been trying to do this as much as possible. But with the lawsuit the way it was, we were about a year behind where we really wanted to be.” Regional leaders have been working on this project for two to three years, and Davenport is relieved “it is back on track.” Alluvial leaders are expected to hit loan closing in about a year. It will then take a year at least for plant construction including piping to these communities. Davenport is hopeful

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within that time that other communities consider taking part. “A lot of communities were shying away from this because of the lawsuit,” he said. “Several communities showed great interest, but when the lawsuit came up and started all of this stuff, then they shied away because they did not want to be involved in the lawsuit.” The goal with support is to build about a 6 million gallon a day plant in order for them to keep the cost per thousand gallons of water very reasonable.

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This Day In History Mar. 17

- Bishop Patrick, St. Patrick, died in Saul. Ireland celebrates this day in his honor. (More about St. Patrick’s Day)

- Russia increased the number of active duty military from 460,000 to 1,700,000.

- St. Patrick’s Day was celebrated in New York City for the first time. The event took place at the Crown and Thistle Tavern.

- America’s first bowling tournament for ladies began in St. Louis, MO. Almost 100 women participated in the event.

- Britain repealed the Stamp Act that had caused resentment in the North American colonies.

- Al Capone was released from jail.

- British forces evacuated Boston to Nova Scotia during the Revolutionary War. - Postage stamp canceling machine patent was issued. - Wellesley College was incorporated by the Massachusetts legislature under its first name, Wellesley Female Seminary. - In Otay, California, John Joseph Montgomery made the first manned, controlled, heavier-than-air glider flight in the United States. - 20 Blacks were killed in the Carrollton Massacre in Mississippi. - The British steamer Utopia sank off the coast of Gibraltar. - In Paris, Vincent Van Gogh’s paintings were shown at the Bernheim Gallery. - In France, the communications industry was paralyzed by strikes. - The Camp Fire Girls organization was founded by Luther and Charlotte Gulick. It was formally presented to the public exactly 2 years later.

- In New York, construction began on the Empire State Building. Excavation at the site began on January 22. - The National Gallery of Art was officially opened by U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt in Washington, DC. - Douglas MacArthur became the Supreme Commander of the Allied forces in the Southwestern Pacific. - During World War II, the U.S. bombed Vienna. - Scientists at the University of California at Berkeley announced that they had created a new radioactive element. They named it “californium”. It is also known as element 98. - The Vanguard 1 satellite was launched by the U.S. - The Dalai Lama (Lhama Dhondrub, Tenzin Gyatso) fled Tibet and went to India. - The U.S. increased military aid and technicians to Laos. - Moscow asked the U.S. to pull out of South Vietnam.

- A U.S. submarine found a missing H-bomb in the Mediterranean off of Spain. - Snoopy and Charlie Brown of “Peanuts” were on the cover of “LIFE” magazine. - Golda Meir was sworn in as the fourth premier of Israel. - The U.S. Army charged 14 officers with suppression of facts in the My Lai massacre case. - U.S. President Nixon asked Congress to halt busing in order to achieve desegregation. - Twenty were killed in Cambodia when a bomb went off that was meant for the Cambodian President Lon Nol. - The first American prisoners of war (POWs) were released from the “Hanoi Hilton” in Hanoi, North Vietnam. - In El Salvador, four Dutch television crewmembers were killed by government troops. - U.S. President Reagan agreed to a joint study with Canada on acid rain. - A series of solar flares caused a violent magnetic storm that brought power outages over large regions of Canada.

Fein to be received at the White House. - Washington Mutual announced it had agreed to buy H.F. Ahmanson and Co. for $9.9 billion dollars. The deal created the nation’s seventh-largest banking company. - A panel of medical experts concluded that marijuana had medical benefits for people suffering from cancer and AIDS. - The International Olympic Committee expelled six of its members in the wake of a bribery scandal. - In Norway, Jens Stotenberg and the Labour Party took office as Prime Minister. The coalition government of Kjell Magne Bondevik resigned on March 9 as a result of an environmental dispute. - In Kanungu, Uganda, a fire at a church linked to the cult known as the Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments killed more than 530. On March 31, officials set the number of deaths linked to the cult at more than 900 after authorities subsequently found mass graves at various sites linked to the cult. - NASA’s Messenger became the first spacecraft to enter into orbit around Mercury. The probe took more than 270,000 pictures before it crashed into the surface of Mercury on April 30, 2015.

- In Buenos Aires, 10 people were killed in a suicide car-bomb attack against the Israeli embassy.

- Mike Modano (Dallas Stars) scored his 502nd and 503rd career goals making him the all-time U.S. leader in goal-scoring.

- White South Africans approved constitutional reforms to give legal equality to blacks.

- The iTunes Music Store reached 800 million applications downloaded.

- Gerry Adams became the first leader of Sinn

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Jersey County police and traffic The following police reports were filed between March 5 and March 11. These reports are public information and are obtained from the Jersey County Circuit Clerk’s office. All individuals have been arrested and charged, or cited in the case of traffic violations. All are presumed innocent until proven guilty. The following individuals have been charged with a felony: Appling, Michael A., dob 2-26-1993, possess script/no prescriber, obtain substance by fraud, obstructing identification. Cherry, Christopher M., dob 7-17-1985, criminal trespass to residence/person present, domestic battery/ bodily harm. Ernst, Brian C., dob 2-101971, possession of meth less than five grams. McAdams, Chad A., dob 11-22-1979, possession of meth less than five grams, possess amount controlled substance. Quinn Christopher M., dob 1-19-1979, criminally sexually assault/family member under 18. Vahle, Bethany N., dob 12-03-1979, possession of meth less than five grams, violate order after served notice. Welch, Tyler A., dob 7-121993, possession of meth less than five grams, two counts possess amount controlled substance, possess drug paraphernalia.

The following individuals have been charged with a misdemeanor: Buckingham, Tyler M., dob 7-19-2001, criminal damage to property less than $500, assault. Jones, Vivian L., dob 7-142000, consumption of liquor by a minor. Webster, Luke D., dob 2-07-2003, consumption of liquor by a minor. The following individual has been charged with driving under the influence: Kanallakan, Brittany R., dob 7-23-1994, DUI alcohol/ intoxicating compound/drug. The following individuals has been charged with an ordinance violation: Adams, Wendy C., dob 9-14-1978, possession cannabis. Kanallakan, Brittany R., dob 7-23-1994, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of cannabis. King, Crystal E., dob 7-171977, criminal trespass to land. Smith, Eugene G., dob 3-29-1943, attempted theft. The following individuals have been charged with a traffic violation: Adams, Wendy C., dob 9-14-1978, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Alford, James D., dob 5-07-1999, reckless driving, speeding 35+ mph over limit. Alforo, Eric W., dob 11-171975, speeding 26-34 mph over limit. Aschemann, JoEllen, dob

6-13-1954, driving 21-25 mph above limit. Baragiola, Laura Lea, dob 4-12-1966, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Baumgartner, Katie J., dob 5-05-1981, driving on suspended license, operate uninsured motor vehicle. Beiser, David V., dob 5-261981, two counts improper turn signal, driving 11-14 mph above limit, leaving the scene, transport/carry alcohol liquor/driver, reckless driving, no valid registration, improper traffic lane usage, speeding 35+ mph over limit, operate uninsured motor vehicle, disregard official traffic control device, fail to reduce speed. Buchholz, Adam Robert, dob 3-01-2001, driving 21-25 mph above limit. Burch, Kenneth M., dob 7-10-1956, no valid registration, driving on suspended license, operate uninsured motor vehicle. Chambers, Codie G., dob 2-05-2002, speeding 26-34 mph over limit. Chandler, Jacob B., dob 5-15-1997, driving 21-25 mph above limit. Coats, Rickey D. III, dob 7-19-1994, driving 21-25 mph above limit. Cox, Kenedy M., dob 2-03-2002, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Davis, Carson Meyer, dob 10-21-2003, speeding 26-34 mph above limit, speeding 26-34 mph over limit. Dille, Jerry M., dob 7-271938, driving 21-25 mph

Dispositions Misdemeanors: Daniels, Brittany D., dob 11-13-1990, a charge of theft/unauthorized control/ less than $500 was dismissed. Hale, Jesse E., dob 12-071983, was found guilty on a charge of violate order of protection; 24 month conditional discharge with 60 days in county jail; $65.00 fine. Felonies: Daniels, Brittany D., dob 11-13-1990, a charge of possession of meth less than 5 five grams and a charge of possess hypodermic/syringe needles were both dismissed. Gildersleeve, Jennifer J.M., dob 4-28-1998, was

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JERSEY COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN W. GROPPEL, Deceased. NO. 2021-P-12 CLAIM NOTICE Notice is given of the death of John W. Groppel, who died on February 18, 2021. LetWHUV RI 2I¿FH DV ,QGHSHQGHQW Administrator were issued on March 4, 2021 to Janice D. Groppel whose address is 26523 McClusky Road, Dow, IL 62022 whose attorney is Lee J. Plummer, Attorney at Law, 100 S. State, Jerseyville, Illinois 62052. The Estate will be administered without Court supervision unless, under Section 28-4 of the Estates Act (755ILCS 5/28-4), any interested person terminates independent administration at any time by mailing or delivering a petition to terminate to the Clerk. Claims against the estate PD\ EH ¿OHG LQ WKH 2I¿FH RI the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit, Jersey County Courthouse, Jerseyville, Illinois, 62052, or with the representative or both on or before September 20, 2021, and DQ\ FODLP QRW ¿OHG ZLWKLQ WKDW period is barred. Copies of a FODLP ¿OHG ZLWK WKH &OHUN PXVW be mailed or delivered to the representative and to the attorney within ten (10) days DIWHU LW KDV EHHQ ¿OHG LEE J. PLUMMER Ill. Reg. #2220075 100 South State Street Jerseyville, Illinois 62052 Telephone: (618) 498-5213 3.17, 3.24, 3.31

found guilty on a charge of maintain original container; 12 month conditional discharge; $739.00 fine. A charge of possess amount controlled substance was dismissed. Prier, Britney, dob 3-171990, was found guilty on a charge of possess amount controlled substance; two years probation with 50 days in county jail and 25 days credit time served; drug treatment; $1,072.00 fine; probation terminated, with eight days in county jail and four days credit time served. Charges of possess hypodermic/ syringe/needles and possess drug paraphernalia were dismissed. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JERSEY COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LENA SUE KRUSE, Deceased. NO. 2021-P-13 CLAIM NOTICE Notice is given of the death of Lena Sue Kruse, who died on December 6, 2020. LetWHUV RI 2I¿FH DV ,QGHSHQGHQW Co-Executors were issued on March 4, 2021 to Mark E. Kruse, whose address is 5307 North Street, Godfrey, IL 62035 and Mary Carol Acord, whose address is 2918 Chelsea Lane, Brighton, IL 62012 whose attorney is Lee J. Plummer, Attorney at Law, 100 S. State, Jerseyville, Illinois 62052. The Estate will be adminLVWHUHG ZLWKRXW &RXUW VXSHUvision unless, under Section 28-4 of the Estates Act (755ILCS 5/28-4), any interHVWHG SHUVRQ WHUPLQDWHV LQGHSHQGHQW DGPLQLVWUDWLRQ DW DQ\ time by mailing or delivering D SHWLWLRQ WR WHUPLQDWH WR WKH Clerk. Claims against the estate PD\ EH ¿OHG LQ WKH 2I¿FH RI the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit, Jersey County Courthouse, Jerseyville, Illinois, 62052, RU ZLWK WKH UHSUHVHQWDWLYH RU ERWK RQ RU EHIRUH 6HSWHPber 20, 2021, and any claim QRW ¿OHG ZLWKLQ WKDW SHULRG LV EDUUHG &RSLHV RI D FODLP ¿OHG with the Clerk must be mailed RU GHOLYHUHG WR WKH UHSUHVHQWDtive and to the attorney within ten (10) days after it has been ¿OHG LEE J. PLUMMER Ill. Reg. #2220075 100 South State Street Jerseyville, Illinois 62052 7HOHSKRQH 3.17, 3.24, 3.31

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above limit. Dougherty, Jeremy J., dob 8-08-1985, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Dunham, Brandon S., dob 1-24-1991, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Escobar, Gustavo, 2-011986, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Ferguson, Donald D., dob 2-02-1990, transport/carry alcohol liquor by driver. Fondren, Rickey L., Jr., dob 11-02-1990, speeding 26-34 mph over limit. Gish, Aspen McKenna, dob 7-08-2004, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Goetten Christopher A., dob 10-09-1981, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Gratton, Lucas A., dob 1-08-2003, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Gregory, Jeremy Michael, dob 12-09-1994, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Hardwick, Renee L., dob 5-23-1965, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Harris, Byron G., dob 2-19-1964, speeding 26-34 mph over limit. Hayes, Brandon D., 5-301980, driving on suspended license. Hedden, Brian W. E., dob 2-05-1995, no valid registration 1st and 2nd, driving on suspended license. Henry, Amber J., dob 11-30-1988, driving 15-20 mph above limit, unlawful possession of cannabis by driver. Hill, Shawn C., dob 9-121991, driver fail to give

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ANNUAL TOWN MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To the legal voters, residents of the Town of Elsah in the County of Jersey and State of Illinois, that the Annual Town Meeting of said Town will take place on Tuesday, April 13, 2021 being the second Tuesday of said month at the hour of 7:00 PM. at Elsah Township Community Building for the transaction of the miscellaneous business of the said town; and after a Moderator having been elected, will proceed to hear and consider UHSRUWV RI RI¿FHUV DQG GHFLGH on such measures as may, in pursuance of law, come before the meeting; and to consider and decide the following: 1. Electronic Sign 2. Security System 3. New Projects 3.17

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JERSEY COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LENA SUE KRUSE, Deceased. NO. 2021-P-13 NOTICE TO UNKNOWN HEIRS OF ORDER ADMITTING WILL TO PROBATE Notice is given to Unknown Heirs in the above proceeding to probate a Will and whose name or address is not stated in the Petition to Probate Will, that an Order was entered by the Court on March 4, 2021, admitting the Will to probate. Within 42 days after the effective date of the original order of admission you may ¿OH D SHWLWLRQ ZLWK WKH &RXUW to require proof of the Will by testimony of the witnesses to the Will in open court or other evidence, as provided in Section 6-21 of the Probate Act of 1975 (755 ILCS 5/6-21). You also have the right under Section 8-1 of the Probate Act of 1985 (755 ILCS 5/8-1) to contest the validity of the :LOO E\ ¿OLQJ D SHWLWLRQ ZLWK the Court within six months after admission of the Will to probate. Name and Address of Attorney: Lee J. Plummer Ill. Reg. #02220075 100 S. State Street Jerseyville, Illinois 62052 Telephone: (618) 498-5213

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JERSEY COUNTY JOURNAL

Jerseyville, Illinois

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JERSEY COUNTY, ILLINOIS REQUEST OF: JENNIFER ELLEN MCCLURE 2021MR24 NOTICE- CHANGE OF NAME Public notice is hereby given that on April 8, 2021, at 8:30 a.m., in the Seventh Judicial Circuit, Jersey County Courthouse, at 201 W. Pearl St., Jerseyville, Illinois, in &RXUWURRP 7%' , ZLOO ¿OH P\ petition in said Court praying for the change of my name from JENNIFER ELLEN MCCLURE to that of JENNIFER ELLEN FLOYD, pursuant to Illinois statute. Dated this 8th day of March, 2021. /s/Jennifer E. McClure JENNIFER ELLEN MCCLURE 3.17, 3.24, 3.31

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JERSEY COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ROBERT L. GREEN, Deceased. No. 21-P-11 CLAIM NOTICE Notice is given of the death of Robert L. Green of Jerseyville, Jersey County, Illinois. Letters Testamentary were issued on March 1, 2021, to Linda K. Gast whose address is 924 Waggoner Ave., Jerseyville, Illinois, and Robin R. Rowling, whose address is 32 Narragansett Dr. Ladue, MO 63124 and whose attorney is Todd W. Parish, Strang, Parish & Graham, Ltd., 108 N. Lafayette Street, Jerseyville, Illinois, 62052. The estate will be administered without court supervision unless, under Section 28-4 of the Estates Act (755 ILCS 5/28-4), any interested person terminates independent administration at any time by mailing or delivering a petition to terminate to the Clerk. Claims against the estate PD\ EH ¿OHG LQ WKH RI¿FH RI the Clerk of the Court, Jersey County Courthouse, 201 W. Pearl St., Jerseyville, Illinois, 62052, or with the Executor or Attorney on or before September 17, 2021, and any FODLP QRW ¿OHG ZLWKLQ WKDW SHriod is barred. Copies of any FODLP ¿OHG ZLWK WKH &OHUN PXVW be mailed or delivered to the representative and to the attorney within ten (10) days DIWHU LW KDV EHHQ ¿OHG Dated this 3rd day of March 2021 /s/ Daniel P. Schetter CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Todd W. Parish, #6256495 Attorney for Co-Executors Strang, Parish & Graham, Ltd. 108 N. Lafayette St. Jerseyville,IL 62052 Ph. (618) 498-6821 3.10, 3.17, 3.24

GRAFTON TELEPHONE COMPANY GRAFTON, ILLINOIS PUBLIC NOTICE

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Lifeline service is a government program designed to make monthly residential telecommunication services more affordable to eligible low-income customers. Customers who are eligible for the Lifeline program are also eligible for toll blocking at no additional charge. The Federal Lifeline discount can be applied to qualifying voice or broadband services. In order to be eligible for the Federal Lifeline discount, a customer’s annual household income must be at or below 135% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines or a customer must participate in one of the following programs: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Medicaid; Supplemental Security Income (SSI); Federal Public Housing Assistance; Veterans Pension & Survivors Pension; or qualifying Tribal Programs. Lifeline is a non-transferable service and eligible subscribers may receive assistance from only one qualifying voice or broadband service per household. Only eligible customers may enroll in the program. Customers are required to submit a Lifeline application form and will be required to certify continued eligibility annually. Customers who willfully make false statements in order to obtain /LIHOLQH EHQH¿WV FDQ EH SXQLVKHG E\ ¿QH RU LPSULVRQPHQW or can be barred from the program. Basic services are offered to all customers in the Grafton Telephone Company service territories at the rates, terms, DQG FRQGLWLRQV VSHFL¿HG LQ the Grafton Telephone Company tariff. If you have any questions regarding Lifeline service or would like to apply for Lifeline service, please call us at 618-786-3311, or visit RXU EXVLQHVV RI¿FH DW ( Main St., Grafton, IL. 3.17

Wednesday, March 17, 2021

JERSEY COUNTY JOURNAL

Jerseyville, Illinois

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2019 KIA SOUL

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2020 HYUNDAI ELANTRA SEL

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2ND AMENDMENT

NO TAX GUN SALE APRIL 2ND-3RD, 2021

*Terms and conditions apply. In-store only. Excludes Glock. See bottom of page 17 for details.+

APRIL 4TH, 2021 WE'RE CLOSED

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1599 40 lb. Black Oil Sunﬂower Bird Food

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18999

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18999

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PUSH MOWERS & LAWN TRACTORS

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189999

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XT1 Enduro Series Lawn Tractor

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269999

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259999

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Monthly Payments As Low As

3099

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CHICK DAYS

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Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

LAWN TRACTORS & RECREATIONAL VEHICLES

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699999 T-Boss 410 UTV

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LANDSCAPING & GARDENING

999

1 gal. Burning Bush Reg. $12.99

1999

3 gal. Green Giant Arborvitae Reg. $24.99

229

2 cu. ft. Cypress Mulch Blend Reg. $2.69 Brands may vary by store.

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269

40 lb. Top Soil

2 cu. ft. Premium Colored Mulch

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1.5 gal. Fruit Plants *OVVZL MYVT )SHJRILYY` )S\LILYY` .YHWL 9HZWILYY` VY :[YH^ILYY` V# 2102 Reg. $14.99

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1 gal. Boxwood Bush *OVVZL MYVT >PU[LY .LT VY .YLLU =LS]L[

Reg. $10.99

1699

1.5 gal. Japanese Red Maple

Reg. $19.99

2999

5 gal. Fruit -Or- Shade Trees V# 2102 Reg. $34.99

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Manufacturer Rebate

7.99 Reg. Price -2.00 Mail-In Rebate

7.99 Sale -2.00 Mail-In Rebate

599

After Rebate 1.5 cu. ft. Miracle Gro Vegetable & Herb Garden Soil

After Rebate 1 cu. ft. Miracle Gro Potting Soil

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with mail-in rebate. Rebate valid 02/01/2106/30/21. See mail-in rebate for more details. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

7999

Truper Dual-Wheel Poly Wheelbarrow J\ M[ JHWHJP[` Reg. $99.99

1299

5.63 lb. Garden Weed Preventer

1699

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2999

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5/8" x 100' Farm Hose

5 lb. Seed Potatoes

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499

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3' x 100' Landscaping Fabric

20' Landscape Edging

CHICK DAYS

99¢

Per lb. Onion Sets *OVVZL MYVT 9LK >OP[L VY @LSSV^ =

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GRASS SEED & LAWN CARE

Your Yard’s

NEW Best Friend

Manufacturer Rebate

1699

*OVVZL MYVT 4PK^LZ[ 4P_ ;HSS -LZJ\L VY :\U :OHKL 4P_

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7 lb. Scotts Grass Seed

49.99 Sale -10.00 Mail-In Rebate

3999

After Rebate 15M Scotts Turf Builder Weed & Feed

2499

Reg. $59.99

12 lb. Scotts Thick'r Lawn Grass Seed

Reg. $29.99

Limit 4 per household with mail-in rebate. Rebate valid 02/01/21-06/30/21. See mail-in rebate for more details. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

Has The Area’s Largest Selection Of Grass Seed!

4499

25 lb. Farm & Home Special Mix -Or- Goldstar Fescue Blend Grass Seed

20 lb. Ultra Premium Grass Seed *OVVZL MYVT 8\PJR ;OPJR /HYK` 3H^U VY :OHK` 3H^U Reg. $59.99

6999

Reg. $49.99

50 lb. Hound Dog Tall Fescue Grass Seed

50 lb. Farm & Home Special Blend -Or- Goldstar Grass Seed

79.99

699

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8 lb. Grass Seed

16.99

1499

5 lb. Lifetyme Sun & Shade Grass Seed

1799

2199

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40 lb. Jump Start Fertilizer 32-0-5

1699

4' x 50' Pennington Straw Blanket 62281278 Reg. $19.99

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40 lb. Weed & Feed Fertilizer 25-0-2

See back page for details.

Where There's A Weed, There’s A Way!

Manufacturer Rebate

19.99 Reg. Price -5.00 Mail-In Rebate

19.99 Sale -5.00 Mail-In Rebate

1499

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After Rebate 1.33 gal. Roundup Pump & Go Weed Killer

2 gal. Poly Sprayer

Limit 2 per household with mail-in rebate. Rebate valid 02/01/21-06/30/21. See mail-in rebate for more details. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

1050716

599

2499

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Limit 2 per household with mail-in rebate. Rebate valid 02/01/21-06/30/21. See mail-in rebate for more details. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

1 gal. Gordon's Trimec Herbicide Concentrate

2999

2.5 gal. Concentrate Ground Force Vegetation Killer Reg. $34.99

Get The Tools For Healthy Lawns ®

799

10 lb. Spectracide Triazicide Reg. $9.99

1499

10 lb. Molemax Mole & Vole Repellant ;YLH[Z \W [V ZX M[

1499

20 lb. Sevin Lawn Insect Granules 2PSSZ PUZLJ[Z HIV]L HUK ILSV^ [OL NYV\UK 2PSSZ ÅLHZ [PJRZ HU[Z HUK NY\IZ -VY \ZL VU SH^UZ HYV\UK OVTLZ NHYKLUZ HUK VU VYUHTLU[HSZ

1199

1.1 gal. Ortho Home Defense Max Insect Killer

OUTDOOR FURNITURE & GRILLING

5999

1999

GCI Freestyle Rocker Chair 9VJRLY MVSKPUN JOHPY SI ^LPNO[ JHWHJP[` +LZPNULK ^P[O H WH[LU[ WLUKPUN ZWYPUN HJ[PVU YVJRPUN [LJOUVSVN`

Adirondack Chairs *OVVZL MYVT JVSVYZ = Reg. $21.99

4999

XXL Director's Chair

F&H Outﬁtters Padded Sofa

Reg. $59.99

Upgrade Your Backyard For Spring

16999

3 pc. Padded Sling Glider Set

Reg. $199.99

24999 3-Seat Padded Canopy Swing

26999

3 pc. Wicker Swivel Rocker Set

Reg. $299.99

Not available in Havana.

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11999

26" Antique Bronze Fire Pit

8999

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Perfect For SPRING NIGHTS!

CURBSIDE PICK-UP Just place your order Online NOW AVAILABLE at www.farmandhomesupply.com

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

49.99 Value!

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419

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Traeger Pro Series 780 Pellet Grill

Pit Boss Sportman 820 Pellet Grill - [V - [LTWLYH[\YL YHUNL PU ]LYZH[PSP[` [V NYPSS ZTVRL YVHZ[ IHRL IYHPZL IHYILJ\L JOHY NYPSS HUK ZLHY ZX PU VM JVVRPUN JHWHJP[` SI OVWWLY JHWHJP[` Reg. $499.99

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79999

Green Mountain Daniel Boone Prime + WiFi Pellet Grill

Experience the new backyard standard in pellet grilling!

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1699

28 lb. Green Mountain Grills Premium Wood Grilling Pellets *OVVZL MYVT (WWSL )SLUK .VSK )SLUK -Y\P[^VVK )SLUK VY ;L_HZ )SLUK =

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29999 Pit Boss Stainless Gas Griddle

26999 4 Burner Gas Grill

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49999

560 Digital Charcoal Grill + Smoker ;OL JOHYJVHS OVWWLY OVSKZ V]LY OV\YZ VM JOHYJVHS 9L]LYZPISL JHZ[ PYVU NYH[LZ 0U Q\Z[ TPU\[LZ [OPZ NYPSS JHU YLHJO -

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999

12 lb. Hardwood Briquettes 85800005

Reg. $12.99

Buy Your Chicks Today! See page 25 for details.

While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

APPAREL & FOOTWEAR

BUY 1 GET 1

25% off men’s k87 t-shirts

50 % OFF

Offer valid 3/31/2021-4/18/2021.

COTTON STRONG T-SHIRTS

OFF

Ariat Cotton Strong Promo

Your Choice Men's Noble Canvas Work Pants

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Reg. $29.99-34.99

999

1999

2999

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Men's Levi's Signature Carpenter Jeans

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Reg. $21.99

Men's & Women's Levi Jeans

Reg. $39.99

Refresh Your Wardrobe For Less!

20%

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Wonder Wink Scrubs

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Reg. $14.99-21.99

1499

Women's Cielo Open Front Cardigans (ZZVY[LK Z[`SLZ HUK JVSVYZ :PaLZ : ?3 =

Reg. $19.99

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t! New Large Assortmen Women's Ampersand Double Hooded, Hooded & 1/4 Zip Shirts (ZZVY[LK JVSVYZ WH[[LYUZ :PaLZ : ?3 V# 8262 Reg. $49.99-61.99

FISH DAYS ARE HERE!

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Sizes and selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

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All In-Stock Ariat Boots

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599

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Black PVC Rain Boots :PaLZ ^H[LYWYVVM -LH[\YLZ ÅL_PISL \WWLY TH[LYPHS [V\NOLY V\[ZVSL TH[LYPHS ZLSM JSLHUPUN JSLH[LK V\[ZVSL HUK YLTV]HISL J\ZOPVU PUZVSL [OH[ ^PJRZ WLYZWPYH[PVU

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FISHING & SPORTING GOODS

1299

General Purpose Life Jacket :PaLZ MYVT 0UMHU[ [V (K\S[ (ZZVY[LK JVSVYZ

Reg. $14.99

Get Back Out ON THE WATE R!

5999

Cast-N-Blast Universal Boat Seat <= YLZPZ[HU[ ;LJO4LZO MHIYPJ JVUZ[Y\J[PVU ZPKL ZUHWZ [V HSSV^ [OL ZLH[ [V Z[H` JSVZLK ^OLU KYP]PUN 4V\U[PUN IVS[Z PUJS\KLK SI JHWHJP[` Reg. $69.99

4499

47999

8.5' Sportsman Mini Bass Boat -LH[\YLZ YLPUMVYJLK TV[VY TV\U[Z MYVU[ HUK YLHY YLJLZZLK KYPUR HUK [HJRSL OVSKLYZ HUK JVU[V\YLK Z^P]LS ZLH[Z [OH[ HKQ\Z[ HUK JVTWHJ[ MVY LHZ` [YHUZWVY[ Reg. $519.99

5999

Boat Seat Padded Realtree Max-5 /PNO PTWHJ[ THYPUL NYHKL WSHZ[PJ MYHTLZ +LUPLY JHTV\ÅHNL JVYK\YH JV]LYPUN 4V\U[Z ^P[O H OVSL WH[[LYU 4V\U[PUN ZJYL^Z PUJS\KLK Reg. $49.99

6 gal. Marine Fuel Tank _ _ 4LL[Z <:*. ()@* ,7( YLX\PYLTLU[Z -VYT TVSKLK PUZL[Z HUK YLJLZZLZ MVY ZHML Z[HJRPUN +\HS OHUKSLZ MVY LHZ` [YHUZWVY[

Get Ready For The Return Of Fishing!

1499

1999

5999

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202 Spincast 5'6" ML Combo

33 Micro 4'6" Spincast Combo

1699

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Black Max 7'0" Baitcast Combo

Online Rebate 99.99 Reg. Price -10.00 Online Rebate

8999

After Rebate Fishﬁnder Piranamax 4 -LH[\YLZ +\HS)LHT 73<: ZVUHY [V HJJ\YH[LS` PUMVYT `V\ VM ^OH[ SPLZ ILULH[O `V\Y IVH[ (SZV MLH[\YLZ ÄZO 0+ ÄZO HSHYT HUK KLW[O HSHYT Limit 1 per household with mail-in rebate. Promotion valid until 06/30/21. Rebate must be submitted Online at humminbirdpromotions. com. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

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1999

Oversized Single Scoped Riﬂe Case

14999

14 Gun Security Cabinet _ _ )L]LSLK LKNL KLZPNU +V\ISL IP[[LK RL` SVJR YLTV]HISL ZOLSM

Reg. $189.99

64999

36 Gun Inspector Safe

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4499

Tactical AR Riﬂe Case

2999

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Model 880 BB Pellet Pump Gun Kit -HJ[VY` ISLTPZOLK 4\S[P W\TW HJ[PVU -7: *HSPILY _ ZJVWL ^P[O JYVZZ OHPY YL[PJSL PZ MVN MYLL ZOVJRWYVVM 5170171 Reg. $39.99

Spring Is Right Around The Corner!

6999

8999

Rhino 150 Pop-Up Hub Blind

10' x 10' Easy-Up Canopy

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2499

Storm II Bag Target _ _ *VTWYLZZLZ KV^U [V Q\Z[ [OPJR (WWYV_PTH[LS` SI Reg. $29.99

2ND AMENDMENT

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4999

3999

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Your Choice Thunder Creeper Strut -OrThunder Jake 1/4 Strut

Reg. $59.99-69.99

NWTF Extra Wide Mossy Oak Turkey Chair

APRIL 2ND-3RD, 2021 +Whatever the total amount of tax paid on your ﬁrearm purchase on April 2nd & 3rd, 2021, Farm & Home Supply will issue you a discount equal to the amount paid for sales tax. (No refunds on previous purchases or special orders allowed. All required sales taxes are collected and paid to the appropriate taxing bodies.) Excludes Glock. Offer not valid Online.

SEEDING, SPRAYERS & TILLERS

12999

2699

50 lb. ATV Seeder Heavy-duty 12V motor. 0UJS\KLZ H \UP]LYZHS TV\U[PUN IYHJRL[ JVTWH[PISL ^P[O TVZ[ (;=Z Reg. $149.99

3.5 lb. Trophy Clover Food Plot HJYL <UPX\L ]HYPL[` VM JOPJVY` YHWL ZLLK HUK MV\Y JSV]LYZ Reg. $29.99

29999

100 lb. ATV Seeder -LH[\YLZ H OHUK JVU[YVSSLY [OH[ YLN\SH[LZ ^P[O KPɈLYLU[ ZL[[PUNZ *VYYVZPVU YLZPZ[HU[ = TV[VY <UP]LYZHS TV\U[PUN IYHJRL[ JVTWH[PISL ^P[O TVZ[ (;= TVKLSZ 0UJS\KLZ YH[JOL[ Z[YHW Reg. $329.99

62999

ATV Flip Over Disc .YLH[ MVY [PSSPUN NHYKLUZ VYJOHYKZ VY ÄLSK NHTL WSV[Z Reg. $649.99

For The Good Of The Herd

1699

2699

HJYL -\SS ZLHZVU MVYHNL ;OPZ U\[YP[PV\Z H[[YHJ[P]L OPNO WYV[LPU TP_ JV]LYZ `V\Y LHYS` TPK HUK SH[L ZLHZVU ULLKZ HUK P[ Z Z\YL [V OVSK KLLY VU `V\Y WYVWLY[` Reg. $18.99

HJYL )LZ[ NYHPU IHZLK TP_ [V WYV]PKL WHSH[HISL OPNO WYV[LPU MVYHNL [OYV\NOV\[ [OL ZLHZVU Reg. $29.99

10 lb. 7 Card Stud Food Plot

5 lb. Throw & Gro No-Till Plot Seed HJYL *VU[HPUZ H TP_[\YL VM Y`L NYHZZ JSV]LY HUK IYHZZPJH *HU IL WSHU[LK ^P[OV\[ KPZRPUN VY OLH]` LX\PWTLU[ Reg. $14.99

20 lb. MegaPlot Forage Plot Seed

Grow The Best Plot Bag The Best Deer

2699

1799

5 lb. Imperial No Plow

Your Choice 3 lb. Chic Magnet -Or3.15 lb. Fusion

HJYL +LZPNULK MVY HYLHZ OHYK [V HJJLZZ ^P[O MHYTPUN LX\PWTLU[ +YV\NO[ HUK JVSK tolerant. Reg. $20.99

SI *OPJ 4HNUL[ WSHU[Z HJYL /LH[ KYV\NO[ HUK KPZLHZL YLZPZ[HU[ VY SI -\ZPVU IHN WSHU[Z HJYL ,_[YLTLS` JVSK [VSLYHU[ HUK YLZPZ[HU[ [V KYV\NO[ OLH[ HUK KPZLHZL Reg. $35.99

18 18

FISH DAYS ARE HERE!

2999

4 lb. Imperial Clover HJYL 0[ PZ L_[YLTLS` JVSK [VSLYHU[ OLH[ KYV\NO[ HUK KPZLHZL YLZPZ[HU[ Reg. $35.99

See back page for details.

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

The Best Protection For Your Crops

14999

15999

5999

7:0 0UJS\KLZ H KLS\_L WPZ[VS NYPW OHUKN\U ^P[O HKQ\Z[HISL WH[[LYU [PW HUK OVZL :WYH` JV]LYHNL YLHJOLZ \W [V OVYPaVU[HSS` HUK ]LY[PJHSS`

= .74 7\TW 7:0 0UJS\KLZ IHZPJ OHUKN\U

15 gal. Deluxe Spot Sprayer 25 gal. Deluxe Spot Sprayer 15 gal. F&H Basic Spot = .74 /PNO -SV W\TW = .74 /PNO -SV W\TW Sprayer

39999

40 gal. 3 Point Hitch Sprayer = .74 W\TW 0UJS\KLZ H SPNO[ OHUKN\U OVZL HKQ\Z[HISL UVaaSL IVVT ^P[O IYLHRH^H` HYTZ HUK VM ZWYH` JV]LYHNL

Protect Your Crops For A Great Harvest

1999

1 gal. 41% Glyphosate Plus

279

49999

25 gal. Tow Behind Sprayer .74 ]VS[ W\TW /HZ H UVaaSL IVVT ^P[O VM ZWYH` JV]LYHNL 0UJS\KLZ H KLS\_L OHUKN\U ^P[O HKQ\Z[HISL [PW

549

25 gal. Deluxe ATV Sprayer

Brands may vary by store.

3499

= .74 /P -SV W\TW 7:0 0UJS\KLZ H KLS\_L WPZ[VS NYPW OHUKN\U ^P[O HKQ\Z[HISL 2.5 gal. 2,4-D WH[[LYU [PW OVZL HUK H MVSKPUN De-Amine 4 UVaaSL IYLHRH^H` Z[LLS IVVT 7YLTP\T SV^ ^P[O ZWYH` JV]LYHNL ]VSH[PSL + (TPUL Brands may vary by store.

3499

50 gal. UTV Sprayer = .74 6U +LTHUK ,]LYÅV 7\TW 7:0 ZWYH` Z^H[O ^P[O [OL MVSK HISL IYVHKJHZ[ IVVT [OH[ MLH[\YLZ X\PJR H[[HJO UV KYPW UVaaSLZ +LS\_L HKQ\Z[HISL WPZ[VS NYPW ZWYH` N\U ^P[O VM OVZL HUK VYNHUPaPUN YHJR

154999

5VU ZLSLJ[P]L Z`Z[LTPJ OLYIPJPKL

48" XB Tiller Gear Drive

2.5 gal. 41% Glyphosate -HYT NYHKL ^P[O Z\YMHJ[HU[ Brands may vary by store.

169999

:\I JVTWHJ[ ,X\PWWLK ^P[O H ZSPW JS\[JO [V WYV[LJ[ [OL JHZ[ PYVU 60" Rear Tine Tiller NLHY KYP]LU JLU[LY NLHY IV_ HUK *H[LNVY` [PSSLY PUJS\KLZ H 7;6 [OL NLHY KYP]LU ZPKL NLHY IV_ ZOHM[ ^P[O OLH]` K\[` ZSPW JS\[JO Reg. $1,699.99 Reg. $1,799.99

199999

72" Rear Tine Tiller *H[LNVY` [PSSLY PUJS\KLZ H 7;6 ZOHM[ ^P[O OLH]` K\[` ZSPW JS\[JO Reg. $2,199.99

To promote safety for all of our customers and employees, we ask all of our customers to please wear a face covering and practice safe social distancing during their shopping visit. Thank you. Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

All In-Stock 28-30 lb. Wildology Dog Food

0U Z[VYL WYPJPUN VUS`

All In-Stock 31.1 lb. Purina One Dog Food

6-8 lb. Wildology Dog Food = $ OFF 0U Z[VYL WYPJPUN VUS`

V# 2500

10OFF

All In-Stock Taste Of The Wild Dog Food V# 686

1199

OFF

DOG FOOD, TREATS & SUPPLIES

All In-Stock 15-16 lb. Science Diet Dog Food

40 lb. Sidekick Adult Dog Food Complete nutrition. Reg. $12.99

V# 5122

Delicious Kibble For The Best Dogs

20%

399

OFF

All In-Stock Dental Minties Dog Treats

Not available in Havana.

Select Nutri Chomps Dog Bones

249

32 oz. Alpo Variety Snaps

SALE $27999

$ %

15OFF

All In-Stock Replindish Pet Feeders & Waterers V# 6571

20 20

23999

After Rebate

With Purchase Of

Complete Dog Kennel _ _

All E-Rebates must be submitted by 05/03/21.

CURBSIDE PICK-UP Just place your order Online NOW AVAILABLE at www.farmandhomesupply.com Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

OFF

All In-Stock 26-30 lb. Iams Dog Food =

% OFF

All In-Stock Blue Buffalo Life Protection -Or- Wilderness Dog Food

OFF

All In-Stock 28-30 lb. Eukanuba Dog Food

Quality Food Makes For Great Dogs

2099

2599

1599

*VTWSL[L HUK IHSHUJLK U\[YP[PVU MVY HSS SPML Z[HNLZ

50 lb. Purina Alpo Come & Get It -OrPrime Cuts Dog Food

Select 50 lb. Pedigree Adult Dog Food

40 lb. Duralife 27% Hi Protein Dog Food

OFF

Reg. $27.99

40 lb. Diamond Naturals -Or- 50 lb. Diamond Hi-Energy -Or- 50 lb. Diamond Maintenance Dog Food

OFF

V# 868

41-50 lb. Purina Pro Plan Dog Food

CHICK DAYS

*OVVZL MYVT :LUZP[P]L :[VTHJO :RPU :OYLKKLK *OPJRLU 9PJL VY 7LYMVYTHUJL

Buy Your Chicks Today! See page 25 for details.

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

PET FOOD, SUPPLIES, & BIRD FEED

10% OFF

All In-Stock Blue Buffalo Life Protection -Or- Wilderness Cat Food =

10% OFF

1399

All In-Stock Taste Of The Wild Cat Food

15 lb. Purina Cat Chow

V# 2500

OFF

Feed Your Cat Like Your Family

All In-Stock 15-16 lb. Science Diet Cat Food V# 5122

999

449

*OVVZL MYVT 6YPNPUHS VY ,ZZLU[PHSZ JVTWSL[L HUK IHSHUJLK U\[YP[PVU MVY JH[Z VM HSS HNLZ

*OVVZL MYVT 7LYMVYTHUJL VY 0UZ[HU[ (J[PVU

16 lb. Kit & Kaboodle Cat Food

20 lb. Tidy Cats Cat Litter

15%

OFF

All In-Stock Dog Houses +LW[

20%OFF

All In-Stock Scott Pet Dog Collars & Leads =

15%

15% OFF

+LW[

OFF

All In-Stock Pet Beds

22 22

All In-Stock Pet Toys

FISH DAYS ARE HERE!

See back page for details.

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

All In-Stock 16 lb. Iams Cat Food V# 2500

Only The Highest Quality Ingredients

15 lb. Wildology Cat Food 9LHS MHYT YHPZLK JOPJRLU PZ [OL UV PUNYLKPLU[ 9LZWVUZPIS` ZV\YJLK PUNYLKPLU[Z 5V JVYU ^OLH[ ZV` HY[PÄJPHS JVSVYZ ÅH]VYZ VY WYLZLY]H[P]LZ 0U Z[VYL WYPJPUN VUS`

6 lb. Wildology Cat Food $ OFF 0U Z[VYL WYPJPUN VUS`

40 lb. Sidekick Adult Cat Food Reg. $19.99

1099

18 lb. Duralife Complete Cat Food

20 lb. Diamond Maintenance Cat Food

WYV[LPU MH[ -VY HSS SPML Z[HNLZ Reg. $11.99

-VYT\SH[LK [V OLSW THPU[HPU VW[PT\T OLHS[O VM `V\Y JH[ *VTWSL[L HUK IHSHUJLK

OFF

% OFF

Has The Best Prices

1299

1699

62280651

62280677

Reg. $14.99

Reg. $19.99

40 lb. Farm & Home Wild Bird Mix

40 lb. Farm & Home Cardinal Mix

1299

1699

Reg. $14.99

Reg. $19.99

20 lb. Country View Songbird Mix -OrCardinal Mix

16 lb. Mealworm, Nut & Fruit Bird Food

Not available in Havana.

APRIL

TUESDAY

Senior DAY 10%

OFF

Your Total Purchase* *Exclusions apply. See store for details.

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

LARGE ANIMAL FEED & SUPPLIES

2349

Legume forage featuring H TVKLYH[LS` OPNO WYV[LPU JVU[LU[ HUK OPNOS` KPNLZ[PISL ÄILY

/LSWZ [V THPU[HPU IVK` JVUKP[PVU ZRPU HUK JVH[

50 lb. Purina Equine Senior Feed

40 lb. Premium Alfalfa Cubes -Or- Pellets

Quality Feed For Your Animals

999

749

1299

*VTWYPZLK VM H U\[YP[PVUHSS` IHSHUJLK MVYT\SH MVY OVYZLZ

:\WWSLTLU[ MVY HSS JSHZZLZ VM ILLM HUK KHPY` JH[[SL NVH[Z ZOLLW HUK OVYZLZ

/PNO X\HSP[` ^OVSL VH[Z [YPWSL JSLHULK [V OLSW LSPTPUH[L MVYLPNU TH[LYPHS HUK K\Z[

50 lb. Farm & Home 12% Pelleted Equine Feed

Pine Shavings

50 lb. Noble Goat Grower

OFF

( WLSSL[LK JVTWSL[L feed formulated for [OL VW[PT\T NYV^[O development and THPU[LUHUJL VM NVH[Z

50 lb. High Magnesium Spring Mineral

:VM[ HIZVYILU[ ^VVK ÄILY ZOH]PUNZ *OVVZL MYVT ÄUL VY TLKP\T ÅHRL

599

649

.\HYHU[LLK pure. Formulated for HSS JSHZZLZ VM ILLM HUK KHPY` JH[[SL WPNZ HUK OVYZLZ

( ZHS[ Z\WWSLTLU[ PU ISVJR MVYT MVY[PÄLK ^P[O ZL]LU LZZLU[PHS [YHJL LSLTLU[Z

50 lb. Salt Block

JHSJP\T WOVZWOVY\Z THNULZP\T

50 lb. Farm & Home Supply Whole Oats

499

1599

50 lb. Farm & Home Supply 14% All Purpose Pellet

50 lb. Trace Mineral Block

CURBSIDE PICK-UP Just place your order Online NOW AVAILABLE at www.farmandhomesupply.com Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

CHICK DAYS

Pullets

Bantam

Buy Your Chicks Today! V# 65 Bantams and cockerels not available in Cottleville or High Ridge.

Ducks

1.49 $ 3.39 $ 3.79 $ 6.49

Cockerels

AND UP

Don’t see the breed you want? We can special order them for you! See store for more details.

799

10.5" Brooder Clamp Light /HZ H ZWYPUN Z[LLS JSHTW [OH[ PZ JV]LYLK PU H ZJYH[JO YLZPZ[HU[ ]PU`S ZSLL]L HUK H JVYK

$ 50

OFF

50 lb. Purina Flock Raiser Crumbles WYV[LPU YH[PVU [OH[ WYV]PKLZ Z[HY[PUN NYV^PUN HUK ÄUPZOPUN U\[YP[PVU MVY JOPJRLUZ VY H TP_LK ÅVJR

1399

40 lb. NatureWise Chick Starter Grower

249

JY\TISL PZ KLZPNULK 125 Watt -Or- 250 Watt [V WYV]PKL [OL IHSHUJLK Infrared Clear Heat Bulb U\[YP[PVU `V\Y JOPJRLUZ 4HU` \ZLZ HYV\UK [OL MHYT HUK OVTL ULLK

Provide The Best Care For Your Poultry!

899

12 lb. Pecking Order 5 Grain Scratch Boonworms -Or10 lb. Free Range Boonworms

21 lb. Country Companion Poultry Scratch Block +LZPNULK [V IL MLK HZ H Z\WWSLTLU[ [V HK\S[ WV\S[Y`

1499

Your Choice 9-10 lb. Tiny Friends 50 lb. Country Companion Rabbit Feed Farm Pet Food 5\[YP[PVUHSS` IHSHUJLK JVTWSL[L MLLK MVY YHIIP[Z VM HSS HNLZ

*OVVZL IL[^LLU YHIIP[ VY N\PULH WPN TP_ Reg. $19.99

CHICK DAYS

OFF

999

Medium Ware Premium Plus Rabbit Hutch -LH[\YLZ H M\SS VWLUPUN YVVM [VW MVY LHZ` HJJLZZ _ _

Buy Your Chicks Today! See page 25 for details.

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

FENCING, CHEMICALS & FUELING

12999

2199

Powerﬁelds 82' Positive/Negative Electric Poultry Pen

Cattle Panel

[HSS _ SVUN OVYPaVU[HS SPULZ ^P[O KV\ISL ZWPRLK Z[LW PU WVZ[Z ( SV^ PTWLKHUJL LULYNPaLY PZ YLX\PYLK [V LSLJ[YPM` [OL UL[[PUN ( TPUPT\T VM QV\SLZ WLY UL[ PZ YLX\PYLK Reg. $139.99

_ KPTLUZPVUZ line. 5720026 Reg. $22.99

1499

8' x 50" Handy Panel .HS]HUPaLK ^PYL Reg. $16.99

Contain Your Animals With Quality

13999 S10 3 Mile Solar Fence Charger

349

25 ct. T-Post Insulators

399

Post not included.

@LSSV^ -P[Z SI M[ 25 ct. Round ; WVZ[Z :VSPK ^PYL OVSKLYZ Post Insulator MVY LSLJ[YPJ MLUJL ^PYL -P[Z [V WVS`^PYL HUK YVWL \W [V KPHTL[LY YVK WVZ[Z TT Reg. $3.99 Reg. $4.99

9999

14999

3V^ PTWLKHUJL MVY TH_PT\T WV^LY SVUNLY SPML <3 3PZ[LK Reg. $109.99

TPSL YHUNL 3V^ PTWLKHUJL KLZPNULK ZWLJPÄJHSS` MVY SHYNL WHZ[\YLZ ZPUNSL VY T\S[P ^PYL OPNO [LUZPSL MLUJLZ Reg. $159.99

Parmak Magnum 12V Fence Charger

Parmak Super Energizer 5 TPSL YHUNL QV\SLZ 110V Fence Charger

26 26

,ULYNPaLY ^PSS JVU[PU\L [V ^VYR MVY \W [V ^LLRZ ^P[OV\[ Z\U 8\PJR [V PUZ[HSS :\WLY [V\NO KYVW YLZPZ[HU[ ^H[LYWYVVM JHZPUN ^P[O I\PS[ PU SPNO[UPUN WYV[LJ[PVU

Keeping Your Animals Safe

249

349

Double Foot Tread-In Step-In Post

Pigtail Orange Top Post OLPNO[

OLPNO[ MYVT ZWPRL Reg. $2.79

FISH DAYS ARE HERE!

Reg. $3.99

See back page for details.

While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

399

1 lb. Easy Slip Graphite Powder

42" Extra-Long FLEXIBLE HOSE !

-VY WYVWLY S\IYPJH[PVU VM ZLLK WSHU[PUN LX\PWTLU[ HUK V[OLY MYPJ[PVU WYVISLTZ Not available in High Ridge and Cottleville.

8 lb. Easy Slip Graphite Powder

16.99

249

Per Foot

19999

1-1/2" Fertilizer Solution Hose

DeWalt 20V Grease Gun Bare Tool

3PNO[^LPNO[ Y\NNLK HUK ÅL_PISL OVZL ^OPJO PZ YLZPZ[HU[ [V OLYIPJPKLZ WLZ[PJPKLZ HUK 3HZZV +\YHISL HUK LHZ` [V OHUKSL PU JVSK ^LH[OLY -VY [OL HNYPJ\S[\YHS YLU[HS TPUPUN HUK JVUZ[Y\J[PVU PUK\Z[YPLZ

L_[YH SVUN HUK ÅL_PISL OVZL KLZPNULK MVY YLHJOPUN OHYK [V HJJLZZ NYLHZL Ä[[PUNZ )YPNO[ 3,+ SPNO[ HZZPZ[Z PU SVJH[PUN OHYK [V ZLL NYLHZL Ä[[PUNZ PU 2" Fertilizer SV^ SPNO[ ZP[\H[PVUZ ;VVS VUS` +*.. )

Solution Hose

3.49 Per Foot

3499

5499

399

4H_PT\T SVHK SIZ -P[[LK ^P[O NYHI OVVRZ VU LHJO LUK 6551508

4H_PT\T SVHK SIZ -P[[LK ^P[O NYHI OVVRZ VU LHJO LUK

_ /PNO [LUZPSL OLH[ [YLH[LK Z[LLS MVY Z[YLUN[O HUK ^LHY YLZPZ[HUJL 0UJS\KLZ OP[JO WPU JSPW

5/16" x 20' Grade 70 Binder Chain

3/8" x 20' Grade 70 Binder Chain

Red Head Hitch Pin

Come To Farm & Home For The Best Prices!

31999

115V AC Manual Nozzle Pump

34699

.74 ;OLYTHSS` WYV[LJ[LK L_WSVZPVU WYVVM <3 J<3 SPZ[LK TV[VY _ OVZL and manual nozzle.

:+ .

12V Manual Nozzle Pump .74 /LH]` K\[` W\TW OHZ H THU\HS UVaaSL HUK HU L_WSVZPVU WYVVM = TV[VY ^P[O WLYTHULU[ THNUL[ -VY OLH]` [V L_[YLTL \ZL · WLYMLJ[ MVY W\TWPUN NHZVSPUL KPLZLS M\LS TPULYHS ZWPYP[Z HUK RLYVZLUL -9 /

Colors may vary.

25499

12V EZ-8 Manual Nozzle Pump .74 = LSLJ[YPJ M\LS W\TW ^P[O HU V]LYSVHK WYV[LJ[LK TV[VY SPNO[^LPNO[ THU\HS UVaaSL WPLJL Z\J[PVU WPWL HUK OVZL

24999

2" Transfer Pump .74 TH_ ÅV^" 7:0 /7 )YPNNZ :[YH[[VU LUNPUL <ZL MVY ^H[LY MLY[PSPaLY HUK HNYPJ\S[\YHS JOLTPJHSZ

AUTOMOTIVE & WELDING

Manufacturer Rebate 59.99 Sale -22.00 Mail-In Rebate

2299

3799

*OVVZL MYVT > > VY >

/LSWZ RLLW LUNPULZ JSLHU MYVT ZVV[ HUK ZS\KNL

5 qt. Mobil 1 Motor Oil

After Rebate 5 gal. Mobil Delvac 15W40 Diesel Engine Oil Reg. $62.99 Limit 3 per household with mail-in rebate. Expires 05/31/21. See mail-in rebate for more details. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

Manufacturer Rebate 15.99 Sale -5.00 Mail-In Rebate

1099

After Rebate 5 qt. Valvoline Motor Oil *OVVZL MYVT > > > VY > 55210528/0557 Reg. $19.99 Expires 09/30/21. See mail-in rebate for more details. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

Save Big With Mail-In Rebates!

499

14 oz. Mystik JT-6 High Temperature Grease Tube

11 oz. PB Blaster Penetrating Oil

2199

5 gal. Agricultural Fluid

8\PJRS` I\Z[Z SVVZL Y\Z[LK Hydraulic VY MYVaLU WHY[Z 5V^ ^P[O [OL HIPSP[` [V TVUP[VY [OL 7YV]PKLZ Z\WLYPVY Y\Z[ ]VS\TL KPZWLUZLK I` V_PKH[PVU HUK JVYYVZPVU \ZPUN P[Z *VU[YVS -SV^ YLZPZ[HUJL ;LJOUVSVN`™

9999

925 CCA Heavy Duty Commercial Farm Battery

7 ( Reg. $119.99

699

40 qt. Oil Dri 0UK\Z[YPHS VPS HIZVYILU[ :VHRZ \W SPX\PK ZWPSSZ MYVT ÅVVYZ HUK KYP]L^H`Z 0KLHS MVY [YHJ[PVU JVU[YVS VU ZUV^ HUK PJL Reg. $7.99

28 28

5999

650 CCA Auto Battery

Reg. $64.99

CURBSIDE PICK-UP Just place your order Online NOW AVAILABLE at www.farmandhomesupply.com Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

10%

OFF

All In-Stock Tires

*OVVZL MYVT [YHPSLY SH^U HUK NHYKLU (;= VY ^OLLSIHYYV^ [PYLZ =

2299

230 CCA 12V Durastart Lawn & Garden Battery

< 3 < 9

Reg. $24.99

Everyday LOW PRICE!

11 59

5 gal. Gas Can

12V Durastart Marine Battery

4: Reg. $69.99

199

-LH[\YLZ OHUKSL NYPWZ MVY LHZ` WV\YPUN >PKLY IHZL HUK Scott Shop Towels SV^LY JLU[LY VM NYH]P[` :WV\[Z ,HZPS` HIZVYIZ SPX\PKZ JSVZL H\[VTH[PJHSS` ^P[O HU VPSZ HUK NYLHZL HPY[PNO[ ZLHS 51180186

Get Workshop Essentials For Less!

% OFF

All In-Stock Lincoln Welding Accessories

49999

Lincoln Mig 140 Welder -\SS` HKQ\Z[HISL KYP]L Z`Z[LT YLK\JLZ [OL JOHUJL VM ^PYL [HUNSPUN HUK JY\ZOPUN )YHZZ [V IYHZZ N\U JVUULJ[PVU LUOHUJLZ JVUK\J[P]P[`

Reg. $549.99

29999

AC225-S Lincoln Electric Stick Welder

5999

Select KT Welding Helmets

Reg. $99.99

+LZPNULK MVY \ZL ^P[O HU (* WV^LY Z\WWS` HUK TL[HSZ NH HUK OLH]PLY

Reg. $329.99

CHICK DAYS

Buy Your Chicks Today! See page 25 for details.

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

CLIP -&- SAVE

599

32 oz. Simple Green All Purpose Cleaner

Libman Precision Angle Broom With Dustpan

*VUJLU[YH[LK UVU [V_PJ HUK IPVKLNYHKHISL MVYT\SH Reg. $6.99

Reg. $9.99

Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

Farm&Home SUPPLY

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

CLIP -&- SAVE

Farm&Home SUPPLY

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

Farm&Home SUPPLY

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

CLIP -&- SAVE

199

799

:PaLZ : 3

2PSSZ VM NLYTZ HUK IHJ[LYPH 9LHK` [V \ZL MVYT\SH

Libman Reusable Latex Gloves

1 gal. Zep Disinfectant Cleaner

Reg. $2.99 Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

Farm&Home SUPPLY

Limited quantities available. No rain checks. EXPIRES 4/19/2021

CLIP -&- SAVE

Farm&Home SUPPLY

CLIP -&- SAVE

2/$

700

All In-Stock 12 oz. Rustoleum 2x Painter's Touch Spray Paint

399

*OVVZL MYVT H SHYNL ]HYPL[` VM JVSVYZ V# 765

9.8 oz. Clear -OrWhite 100% Silicone Sealant

Selection may vary by store. Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

Farm&Home SUPPLY

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

CLIP -&- SAVE

Farm&Home SUPPLY

CLIP -&- SAVE

30 gal. Farm & Home Trash Bags

JV\U[ TPS Reg. $6.99

SUPER

Value

2x5 Runner Rugs

40 gal.

(ZZVY[LK Z[`SLZ Reg. $6.99

JV\U[ TPS Reg. $11.99

Farm&Home SUPPLY

Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

599

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

10.99

Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

FISH DAYS ARE HERE!

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

See back page for details.

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300

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300

6.4 oz. CES AID Hand Sanitizer

13.5 oz. Wish Hand Soap

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Farm&Home SUPPLY

Limited quantities available. No rain checks. EXPIRES 4/19/2021

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499

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200 pk. Crocodile Antibacterial Hand Wipes

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EXPIRES 4/19/2021

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EXPIRES 4/19/2021

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899

4/$

500

32 oz. Dot's Homestyle Pretzels

2 Liter Pepsi Soda 4HU` ÅH]VYZ [V JOVVZL MYVT V# 5700 Reg. $1.89 Selection may vary by store. Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

Farm&Home SUPPLY

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

1199

12 pk. Fiora Toilet Paper

Farm&Home SUPPLY

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

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Rufﬂes

1199

*OVVZL MYVT 6YPNPUHS *OLKKHY :V\Y Cream, -or- Sour *YLHT 6UPVU V# 1658 Reg. $4.29

6YPNPUHS NV\YTL[ IHRPUN ]HUPSSH ZPUJL Reg. $15.99

500

11 oz. Watkins Gourmet Baking Vanilla

Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

Farm&Home SUPPLY APRIL

TUESDAY

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

Farm&Home SUPPLY

Senior DAY 10%

OFF

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

Your Total Purchase* *Exclusions apply. See store for details.

FISH DAYS ARE HERE! Pick Up Dates & Locations Saturday, April 10th

Saturday, April 24th

Springﬁeld, IL (Dirksen) Cottleville, MO Jacksonville, IL High Ridge, MO Pittsﬁeld

Quincy, IL Springﬁeld, IL (Wabash) Alton, IL Hannibal, MO Havana, IL Jerseyville, IL

Saturday, May 8th Keokuk, IA

Orders must be placed 2 days before the pick-up date.

Channel Catﬁsh

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Hybrid Bluegill :[VJR WLY HJYL 70 ¢ EACH

Redear Sunﬁsh :[VJR WLY HJYL [V OLSW JVU[YVS ZUHPSZ [OH[ JVU[YPI\[L [V WHYHZP[LZ 75 ¢ EACH

Black Crappie :[VJR WLY HJYL *YHWWPL KV IL[ [LY PU SHYNLY WVUKZ 95 ¢ EACH

4999

1 gal. Aquatic Control Aquashade -VY JVU[YVS VM HX\H[PJ WSHU[Z NYV^U PU IVKPLZ VM ^H[LY ^P[O SP[[SL VY UV V\[ÅV^

40 lb. Sportsman's Choice Fish Food :WLJPHS MVYT\SH [V LUOHUJL KPNLZ[PIPSP[` HUK U\[YPLU[ HIZVYW[PVU

Fathead Minnows

Largemouth Bass

:[VJR WLY HJYL 125 EACH

(WWYV_PTH[LS` WLY SI :[VJR SI WLY HJYL MVY L_[YH MVYHNL IHZL $10 PER LB.

Albino Catﬁsh

(SIPUV *H[ÄZO HYL [OL ZHTL HZ *OHUULS *H[ ÄZO 125 EACH

Bluegill

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1499

Golden Shiners

(WWYV_PTH[LS` WLY SI (KK SIZ VM NVSKLU ZOPUL YZ WLY HJYL HSVUN ^P[O MH[OLHK TPUUV^Z MVY L_[YH forage. $11 PER LB.

Diploid Grass Carp

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Koi Triploid Grass Carp $12 EACH 0SSPUVPZ YLZPKLU[Z WSLHZL ZLL HU associate for a Restricted Species Transportation/Stocking Permit Application.

1999

1 gal. Pond Value Pond Dye *OVVZL MYVT +HYR )S\L VY +LLW )S\L 2LLWZ WVUK ^H[LY JSLHY HUK OLHS[O` 9LHK` [V \ZL

*VSVYZ HUK WH[[LYUZ TH` ]HY` $ 6 EACH Limited supply, no culling. $ 8 EACH 4-6" $15 EACH 6-8”

2999

10 lb. Copper Sulfate -VY \ZL PU SHRLZ KP[JOLZ HUK PYYPNH[PVU Z`Z[LTZ

Sale Runs 3/21-4/19/2021

Sale Runs 3/24-4/19/2021

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Purchase must be made by 4/19/2021. F&H’s E-Rebates must be submitted online by 5/3/2021 at www.farmandhomesupply.com/rebates/. Allow 6-8 weeks for processing. F&H’s E-Rebate is in the form of an online printable Farm & Home store credit voucher sent via email. Store credit voucher is invalid if E-Rebate eligible item is returned for refund. This offer is not valid with any other promotion offers. The regular retail prices listed in our ad ﬂyers on our E-Rebate items are our listed Corporate retail prices. These regular retails may vary by store due to local competition prices. The Total Savings amount listed is always based on our Corporate retail. Thank you for shopping at Farm & Home Supply. Items advertised were either in stock or conﬁrmed for shipment prior to our sales date. Certain market conditions beyond our control will sometimes result in late deliveries of items advertised. Prices quoted are good until the circular expiration date. Regular prices may vary due to local competition. We reserve the right to limit quantities and correct any printing errors. Upon request, rain checks will be issued on certain items. Store pricing may not be the same as online pricing. © Copyright 2021, Farm & Home Supply, Inc.