465 024.60 350 @ 24,80 485 p24,40 446 24.40 390 024,40 330 0 24,30 445 0 24,30 430 @ 24,20 401 024,00 470 p23,90 472 0 23,90 435 @23,90 437 @23.80 511 p 23,80 oa 518 (a23.50 488 p23,20 535 p23.20 455 p23,10 13 year no. 47 January 23, 1968 433 p2340 455 p 23,00 515 23,00 525 p 22,90

- - 1295 p 17.10 -- 1215 @ 16.50 1320 0 16,30 - -- 720 p 16,20 Legal Hinge In Purebred AI ---1410 16,15 gus is an Angus no matter howfuses to register artficially con- -1090 @ 16,10 Is an Angus that has been ---1260 p bred artificially any less an it's produced, and the Angus cieved purebred Angus cattle 16,10 Breeders Association has been in the nation. The Justice De- -1135 p 16,00 Angus than one that has been on partment charged it with violat- -1170 @15,90 bred naturally? placing unfairrestrictions -1060 p15,80 The Justice Department hasthose that have been bred bying federal antitrust laws. ---1175 @ 15,75 Neighbors charged that an Angus breedersartificial inseminaton. The association verifies the @ 15,60 Rey Behrens, left, and his neighbor, Lawrence association is unfairly discrimin- The government said in paperspedigrees of the American An- ---1370 @ 15.50 Brown, of Lincoln, Kans., wereworking together last inating between the two. filed in U.S. Dictrict Court in gus breed and issues acertificate 0 235,00 week to get cattle to market. The government says an An-Kansas City, the association re -of registration for each animal. @ 217,00 But if a calf has been conceived @ 171,00 through artificial insemination, the association will not register 'Bargaining Power More Than A Phrase? the animal unless the owner of kISSION the sire has obtained an artifi- -But WhoHas A Concrete Plan? cial breeding permit from the Y Will farmers get more "bar-too, and they have their own Among factors mentioned trast, a high price usually willassociation,the government gaining power" this year? ideas about it. were the following: not stand up when farmers have said. The current holding action The least vague about bar- Strikes are common andunsold products on hand. Pro- The Justice Department asked of the National Farmers Or-gaining power isthe NFO. frequently a necessary means ducers must control supply ei-the court to forbid the associa- of wielding power in labor bar-ther by restricting production Marys,ganizationis aimed 'atgiving What that organization has in tion to impose any restriction on mind is a plan to organize farm-gaining. They are less feasibleor by diverting output from the registration of such calves. farmers "muscle in the market the market. A withholding ac- place," a goal the NFO has ers to the extent thatthey can in farming, because withholding The government noted in 1966 singly-mindedly aimed at sincehold farm animals and grains products usually tion by farmers perhaps can nearly 8 million cattle were bred Kans, difficult and more costly than force prices up, but the priceartificially in this country. its inception. from the market until they can get the price they want. They withholding labor. gains cannot be held unless It is the NFO which has giv- subsequent market supplies are en bargaining power its mostwould force processors to enter If a particular bargain rais- into contracts to buy their pro- es wages or prices, but nothingin some way controlled. BETTER LIVESTOCK DAY attention,altho other sources else is done, more men or pro- There is also the problem have taken up the phrase as theducts at "fair" prices. COMMITTEES PICKED The NFO has restated what aducts usually will be availabe of deciding who will work and JUNCTION CITY - Location NFO has takena bona fide than employers or buyers wishwho will sell his products when ialina place among those organizations farmer has long gripedabout: of the annual Better Livestock the feeling that he is theonly to use. Some way of insulating total supply exceeds the am- Day of the Geary -Dickinson An- which say they speak for farm- this surplus from the market isount the market will take. The ers. businessman who takes his pro- gus Association has not yet been to marketand says, essential. usual proposal in farming is toset, but committees have been Secretary of Agriculture Or- ducts In labor it is fairly easy toassiszn nnotns. In industrial la- ville Freeman has openly talk- "What'll you give me?" yet named. he must enforse the contract wage, andbor, the seniority rule is the ra- holy ed about bargaining power in when he goes to buy tioning device. On the other Date of the show, one of the say, "What do youcharge?" employers hire only as many largest field days in the coun- :00 a.m. Cattle the past year, saying "we've men as they want at that wage.hand, if the employer hires to key are eons** gone about as far as we can un- The farmer, it iscontended, try, is April 18. A location will market andThus decisions of employers replace retirees or for other be selected by Loyd Black, Mar- der existing government pro- sells on a wholesale reasons he makes the decision 572 p 25.00 buys on a retailmarket. Indus-perform the function of supply vin Poland, and Ralph Munson. 562 p 22.60 grams." But Secretary Freeman that the control. In agriculture, in con - as to who gets the job. has never put forth even the try might not agree Ts 446 p 26.10 farmer is the onlybusinessman 492 @ 22.60 vaguest outline of a concrete rs program. who finds himselfin such a 405 @ 29.25 the way the 24.90 The Farm Bureau also has bind, but that is rs 394 @ farmer sees it. 483 p 22.90 talked of farm bargaining pow- 26,60 er, altho its members doubtless way, s 425 p The bargaining power m1070 @ 16.00 have different ideas of what then, is the wayout?One bargaining power is than the group, clearlyself-appointed NFO. The Grange and Farmers but with someclaim to being ex- ogs22 7 @18.55 Union talk of bargaining power pert, has saidrecently that ac- ogs210 @ 18.70 tually forming aplan for bar- ogs 207 @ 18.85 gaining mightbe considerably 18.75 ogs226 @ Western Farm more difficultthan making up ogs222 @ 18.70 17.65 the phrase.. ogs2 41 @ Show At K.C. Planning Asso- ogs215 18.85 The National 18.75 ciation - anorganization whose ogs224 @ that it is not ex- ogs222 @ 18.75 February 26-28 name suggests 378 p 14.10 The Western Farm Show, theactly on theconservative side - rs possibilities Dgs 231 @18.65 largest indoorfarm machinery concluded that "the 13.25 show in thenation, is scheduledfor improvingfarm income 14.00 bargaining are igs @ for KansasCity February 26-27- through market 14.5 igs @ 28 in the AmericanRoyal Ex-limited and areconfined large- p 10.W groups of com- gs position Building. ly to specialized @14.25 igs The show,sponsored by themodity producers,usually in 13.50 areas." igs (@ Western RetailImplement andcompact geographica Hardware Association, was at- The groupcontended that any tended by52,000 persons in fixes prices 1967. organization that !Cheri must also havecontrol of pro- All eightof the major trac- reason, it said, tor and duction. For this combine manufacturersit still is necessaryto retain gov- ON CO. and dozensof the short -line ernment controls onfarm out- Companies will display their put. US 40 latestequipment for every type of farming The planningassociation went More Work operation. detail in an 240 acres and keeps 30milk phone While into considerable Jerry Pinick of Havensville farms no charge is made for differences be- doesn't put Jerry in a rockingchair by a warm fire. SALINE, the show,free admittance tick-effort to explain cows. Cold weather chopping holes in pond towater the ets are tween farmingand labor when It just means more work. Such as necessary and may be collective bargain- Obtained fromdealer membersit comes to herd. of theassociation. ing. FA Few Sheep Kansas RanksThird On Feed There are about17 percent 0 less sheep and oldcrop lambs In TotalCropland on feed than ayear ago.The Livestock ReportingService Only Texas and Montana have a year ago. says the currentnumber is more land in farms than does The size of the average farm only abou Findi in Kansas in 1968 is estimated about *9,000 head - product Kansas. The latest reckoning by one-thirdofthe 1962-66 aver the Kansas Crop Reporting Ser- at 551 acres compared with539 smallest since rec ular su age and the peeches vice places the figure for the acres in 1967. ords started in 1930. In 1950 there were 50.5mil- Such W state at 50.1 million acres. There were 43,000sheep an( The trend to fewer but largerlion ncres of land in farms in large opera tell of 1 Kansas. The average farm to-lambs being fed by farms continues. The service tors either in feedlotsor gran ducts al said the number of farms in taled 374 acres and there were stubble ow suit kw 135,000 farms in the state. ing wheat, sorghum the state for 1968 is estimated beet tops. This is 23percent less ducts in at 91,000, a decline of two per- being fed On tin CANTON VOTERS ELECT than the 56,000 head orient cent from the figure of 93,000 TO KEEP SCHOOLS by large operators a yearago. whole, sheep cultural CANTON - Patrons of the For the U.S. as a been a GRASS & GRAIN unified school district have vot-and lambs on feed were9 per- rhaps The Mid -Kansas news weekly. ed against closing three attend-cent below a yearearlier, the Published each Tuesday at 1207 ance centers -a highschool atcurrent figure being2.9 million. that mu( Moro, ,,,(Box1009) Manhattan, gress si: Galva, a grade school northeastELLSWORTH SCD Kansas, 66502 by of Galva, and a grade school come dh AG PRESS NAMES AWARD WINNERS non and Dean Coughenour south of Canton. The district ELLSWORTH - Ralph West- plant an E. R. Woodward board said any further effort toerman of Ellsworth wasnamed Second class postage paid at close the schools will have to of the Farme Manhattan, Kansas. to the board of directors gest vsei Subscription: $3 year come from the state, not the Ellsworth Soil Conservation 11,108 school district. tractors CIRCULATION District at the annual meeting. horses. 1 of SUPPLY He replaces Hazen Fleming tors has WESTERN SADDLE Kanopolis, who resigned after hay, and J. D. RITTEL & SONS serving 20 years on the board. quired bt WESTERN WEAR Banker Awards for outstanding biles and In Mid -Kansas conservation farming went to farmers Largest Saddle Selection Victor Peterson and Rudy Hoch, substitute for the Entire Family Wilson; Jessie Cikanek, Ells- Nebraska Buyer BOOTS HORSE TRAILERS Norman Laretenscllage ofDoniphan, Nebraska, as is the worth; Arthur Schroeder, Holy - chines. Fi Square Dancers Supplies rood; and Esther Kootz, Kanop- came to Kansaslast week to look over cattle. HOPE, KANSAS PHONE 43 duction o olis. fourth of ed for nrc and mules Comme]

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J. F. Haake iSriays Southwestern Bell Vice Presidentand General Manager 11. OUTLOOK urea, an industrial product,as FARMERS a substitute for farm -produced January 23, 1968 Grass & Grain L.H. Simerl protein in the rations of beef 3 and dairy cattle. They alsouse synthetic vitamins in animal feeds. nSubstitutes In some cases, cheaper farm products have been substituted "'LOANSRANCH for more expensive ones. An outstanding example is the use A Financial Service ForFarm Products of margarine in the place of Finding new usesfor farm other substitte for farmpro- For The Farmer been a pop- butter. Margarineismade products has long ducts. Each year, farmers spendlargely from soybean and cot- And By The Farmer ular subjectfor articles and millions of dollars for nitrogen tonseed oils, which cost less speeches for farmaudiences. and other fertilizer materials. than one-fourth as much to R. STANLEY PARSONS, Mgi. Such writingsand talks often The nitrogen is obtained from produce as butterfat. Today, wonderful new pro-the air by industrial processes. SEE ME AT 'tell of the we also have substitutes for 604 HUMBOLDT PR 6-6931 ducts andbenefits that will re-Fifty years ago, farmers obtain- cream and milk - even for Res. Phone JE 9-8725 sult from the useof farm pro- ed most of the nitrogen that meats, such as pork and chick- ducts in industrial processes. they needed by growing clovers LAND BANK MANHATTAN en. Open Mon. through Fri. On the other hand,the devel-and other legumes. The coming of cheaper sub- for agri- In pioneer times, wood was 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed 12-1) opment of substitutes stitutes always hurts some peo- BranchOffices: CLAYCENTER & JUNCTION CITY culturalmaterials has/lover the principal building material-ple, but the losses are more subject. Yet, in town as well as on farm. Federal been a popular than offset by the gains for the LAND BANK Assn. of perhaps we should recognize Many modern buildings use nation as a whole. MANHATTAN that much of oureconomic pro- little or no wood, being made L. H. Simerl Serving Clay, gress since pioneertimes has of steel, aluminum, concrete, Univ. of Illinois Geary, Pottawatomie & Riley counties. come directlyfrom the produc-brick and glass. tion and use of substitutes for The furnishingsinearly plant and animal products. homes were made largely from Farmers are among the big-plant and animal products. gest users of substitutes. TheirMost of the furniture was made tractors are replacements for of wood. Other articles were horses. The fuel used in trac- made of cotton, wool, linen, silk, 1968 Introductory Offer tors has replaced the grains, horsehair, and feathers. Now, hay, and pasture formerly re- much of our furniture is made quired by the hroses. Automo- of steel, aluminum, and plas- Low Price biles and trucks - used by tics. The feather bed was re- farmers and others - are also placed by a cotton mattress - UP TO $60.00 UP TO $60.00 substitutes for farm products, replaced,inturn, bysteel Trade-in allowance Trade-in allowance as is the fuel used in these ma- springs, sponge rubber, and for your present for your present Nebraska, plastic foam. The plant and an- sewing machine only sewing machine ;tie. 1chines. Fifty years ago, the pro- $179" duction of 90 million acres, one- imal fibers have been replaced fourth of our cropland, was us- by rayon, nylon, polyesters, and ed for nrodi'cing feed for horses other synthetic fibers. and mules. There are also substitutes for Commercial fertilizers are an - feeds and foods. Farmers use

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MARSHALL CO. NFO ,i cup RENAMES RICHARD HOLLE prop In *Proven by DynarricineterTests. H.P. and Richard Holle of Bremenhas II minutes Capacity may vary greatly depending on 1 cuP s been reelected presidentof the quality and moistwe al nap, tables Marshall County NFO. Otherof- % cup ficersare John Vogelsberg, for Fine -Grinding Hay and For Home City; William Lamb,Blue "It's a BearCat" Rapids; and Charles Ellenbach- Shelled Corn and Ear Corn! Grinding Small Grain, thefollow' er, Marysville. Heads ofmarket- landa ing boards are John Adams, At last! Here's the tough,rugged has 60 hammers. Dependingon that conditions, the BALE -MASTER (KOUT Frankfort; Jack Dwerlkotte, BearCat shredder -grinder requires from 50 to 75 HP. Marysville; and Arthur Seemat- makes short work of processing cup ole ter, Home City. baled hay. Built of highest qual- BALE -MASTER has a 10 ft. 1'1 cups F ity materials throughout . . . extension feeder ...additional I eggs ;, elm clu ED BAKER TAKES this new BearCat BALE - extensions can be added in 10 MASTER isdesigned for big ft.lengths. Feeder and exten- envelope MARSHALL AGENT JOB sions are powered by hydraulic sweeten( MARYSVILLE - Ed Baker is capacity continuous processing of hay for large feed yards and motor with variable speed throt- squares the new Marshall county agent, tle. Operator can start, stop or late, me succeeding the late Ed Hed- commercial operations. reverse feeder with fingertip cups col strom. Baker had been county The feeder and the shredder control. crumbs cylinder are designedtotake these w Trucker agent in Lincoln County, mov The BALE -MASTER can also Cream ole after unloading large "Western" bales as wellbe used forfinegrinding of Eldon Layof Hope closes a gate ing to Manhattan last fall to as standard sized bales. The24" alfalfa as well as shelled corn, ndinn' cattle. wide shredder cylinder has 18 ear corn and all small grains, robs. Spi usedpan sharpened shredder knives ... Inquire regarding this economi- PlaigIgETfiE 4)7411°Q cally priced machine today. s about the 24" wide hammer cylinder cut into SPECIAL NOTICE BEARCATQualityFARM MACHINERY SINCE 1908 Distributed By Medicare, A. A. KLUGHARTTMACHINERY CO the For Kansans who now have Kansas City, Mo. and do not have Blue Cross - SALES & SERVICE AT THESEDEALERS Blue Shield coverage. CONCORDIA MARYSVILLE Concordia Tractor Inc. Brauchi Bros. F COURTLAND MARION ENROLLMENT IS OPEN IN C&W Imple. Co. Netts Imple. Co. PA FT DWIGHT FOR TEl Olson Farm Supply SALINA desserts, s. Martin & Lockhard HADDAM you will 1 Cook's Garage your own STRONG CITY HOPE Beaver, Inc. shells and ] PLAN Hoffman Chev. & Imple. Included w LINDSBORG "IT WAS EASIER TO TRAIN THE WAKEFIELD recipe for DOG TO PICK UP AFTER FLETCH Valley Equipment Auld Chev. & Imple. kithcream AND HIS DAD!" or vegetabl are directic sweetpatty

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For larger,earlierprofits,get CITY Company in Emporia. But, because IADDRESS you Lasso Hog Supplement now! I=1 MN MIR MI NNE MEM MI NM INN NMI MI MN THERE ARE NO EXCLUSIONS FOR PREVIOUS HEALTHCONDITIONS Lasso Hog Supplement, WE c, available only at hstin AND NO HEALTH STATEMENT IS REQUIRED. Kansas Soya ProductsCo., Inc. Notona Kansas Hospital Service Association, Inc. - Kansas Physicians' Service Phone Dickens 2-7270 oil US Emporia,Kansas THE PLANS THAT HELP YOU AFFORD MODERN HEALTH CARE of Cloy TopEk 1111111111.1.11111111031Milliii1111111,11e1.111.111Moliimiminiim111.11111iiinittiiii llllll lllll lllll lllll work every day. rass & Grain :OUR DAILY BREAD Plan On RetiringAt An added advantage is that - by G&G Area Cooks dishwashers eliminate the leg 23, 1968 ...... 11111111111111111141.1.1.111111111111 and back straincaused by 1,1 Same Time HusbandDoes Will you be ready for retire- gether. washing dishes in the sink. ment when your husband is? Or One way a homemaker can And since dirty tableware can rs.Floyd Gee, Rossville, Win you still be hardat work"retire" is by 'assigning part ofbe loaded in the dishwasher af- 10 Tons in the kitchen? her job to modern labor-savingter every meal, the kitchen Men are encouraged to pre- appliances. An automatic dish- stays tidy and no time or ener- Hour* ender OfWinning Recipe pare for leisure by developing washer, for example, can spare gy is wasted on continual clean- hobbies, taking an interest in her almost two hours work ev- ups. is whiner of the weeklyprize is Mrs. Floyd Gee,Rossville. New APRICOT PRESERVE COOKER community affairs and plan- ery day. The convenience of modern Sift together: ning vacations they didn't have New dishwasher models re- appliancesiswelcomed by 11/4 cups flour time for before. But if a wife is quire no scraping or rinsing ofhousewives of all ages. But the 1/4 cup sugar tied to the sink when her hus-dishes and handle everything homemaker in her golden years TASTER ,1/2 teaspoon baking powder band wants to spend the day from fragile glassware to heavyhas particularly earned the 1/4 teaspoon salt outdoors, they're both missingpots and pans. There are no right to retirefrom kitchen UNDER Soften and cut into dry ingredients: 1 3 -ounce package cream cheese time they could be enjoying to- dishes to dry and fewer hours drudgery. 1 stick margarine Add: 1/2 cup apricot preserves Drop mixture by teaspoon onto lightly greased sheet. Bake 1p minutes or till done at 350 degrees. Ice with: Preview tomorrow's 1 cup sifted powdered sugar 1 tablespoon margarine I/ cup apricot preserves ay and For agricultural techniques today d Ear Corn! recipe was sent The next recipe is from Ev- The following of Langdon,erett Mather, 212 N. Chestnut, yWanda Wedel at Farming Frontiers '68 Dependingon Blue Rapids: .LE-MASTER,o o.: BROWNIES STRAWBERRY 75 HP. COCONUT BAR 3/4 cup oleo DESSERT -CAKE Ihas a 10 ft, 11/2 cupspowdered sugar Mix one package of white ALL DAY ... additional 4eggs cake mix as directed and bake. )e added in 10 34 cup chopped pecans While cakeisbaking mix 2 Get-together ler and exten. 2 envelopes"no -melt" un- packages of strawberry gelatin !dby hydraulic sweetened chocolate or2 with 2 cups hot water. Let ble speed throt. squares unsweetenedchoco-stand at room temperature. start, stop or late, melted When cake is done immediate- bar cookie with fingertip 3cups coconut ly punch full of holes with a crumbs ("We used tocallfork. . . the more holes the SAT. JAN. 27 these washboardcookies")better. Pour the gelatin over TER can also and eggs. iegrinding of Cream oleo, sugar the cake and refrigerate. "I set is shelled corn, lendin nuts,chocolate andmine in the freezer unit for a crumbs. Spread in 8x8-inch few minutes until it is complete- .1 small grains. de - Herington, Ks. g this economi- greased pan. Bake at 350 ly chilled." Whip two packages ine today. es about 30minutes. Coolof prepared topping. Add 1 pack- d cut into bars. age of thawed frozen strawber- SEE "Electronic Revolution in Agriculture" *** ries to the whip and spread ov- SEE "Triticale-Small Grain of the Future" ICE 1908 er the ton of the chilled cake. IllefiTr-ito refrizerator and let SEE "Tall Returns from Short Corn" The Latest SEE "Soybean Experts' Prescription for Win this Roll -Gard stand for two or three hours at Farming Frontiers '68 before serving. Makes 12 to 15 Top Yields" `Daily large servings. Roll -Gard was pioneered and developed ERS * * * PLUS many other Furrow on Film subjects by John Deere to help save lives. To Bread' Attend Farming Frontiers '68- LE promote and encourage the use of this You may win a John Deere Roll -Gard. Bros. Prize protective device throughout the United Livestock Supply States and Canada, a Roll -Gard is being ple. Co. PAM MOLDS ALL JD ACTIVITIES FOR TEMPTING, delicious Headquarters IN OUR OWN BUILDING given away at each of some 3,000 Farming desserts, salads and snacks Frontiers '68 programs 7"--71= AZI1 5 Lockhard you will be ableto make your own crisp, tasty patty shells and individual waffles. Shows at 10:30 & 1:30 FREE LUNCH AT NOON Included with the molds isa ANIMAL HEALTH recipe for shells to beused Register For Our ROLL-GARD PRIZE with creamed chicken, PROTECTION veal Let Us Discuss With You-Your Needs For: ALSO - George and Marjorie Munkres invite you or vegetables and also there VACCINES & BACTIRINS INSECTICIDES. to be guests SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 27 are directions for makinga INSTRUMENTS - TREATMENTS REMEDIES sweet patty for dessertdish- COMMUNITY BUILDING es. 11.-SEkViet FREE DANCE AT THE FOR ANIMAI. MEDICINES Enjoy the music by Al Jennings orchestra The whmet each week is PHONE ME 2-3272 drawn by lot from the reci- pes printed. 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A high -torque7 -plow Case 1030. Big An easy -running, big-displacement engine - high -torque design. A deep reserve of pull - 451 cubic inches,2000 rpm rated speed. tillage jobs doneswiftly at the right -joy a power thatgets the heavy operations, the 1030delivers proved economy, this time. On lighter hydraulic output neededfor modern remote NEW TC PULL -TYPE PLANTER teamed with the 6 -plow mix - plus the big -tractor Case930plants 4to 8 rows, 20 to40 -inch spacing-with and dthe control systems. or without minimum tillage tools. Liquid, granular and anhydrous fertilizer, and tractor -mounted herbicide Lasso Now's the time toget the facts onthis big -producer tractor attachments available. Can be equipped to make seed- -WESTERNboo Lease Plan to fit your non - Ts lf.77'54R. Crop -Way Purchase or beds, middlebust, list, summer fallow, cultivate, stubble - p LERY:MS.8E16 planter. There's a mulch, make irrigation channels and borders. 15 to °CCM J. I. 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Colorful Neapolitan Beefwith spumoni. Potatoes draws its inspiration NEAPOLITAN BEEF from southern Italiancookery. WITH TOMATOES Beneath a ruffle of mashed po- 1 pound ground beef tatoes nestles a zestyfilling of 1 teaspoon salt meatballs, simmered with an dashoregano, "The oregano -sparked combinationof teaspoon crushed bui canned beef gravy, green pep- een pepper stripes per and fresh tomato. 1 can (10% ounces) beef This ingenious economical gravy skillet dish will be a favorite 'Y4freshY4 toma because you prepare it in a jiffy, making use of "conven- 4 servings instant mashed po ience foods." tatoes, prepared For a picture -pretty border, Parmesan cheese force the prepared potatoes Mix thoroughly meat, salt, through a pastry tube. Then pepper, and Y4 teaspoon orega sprinkle generously with grated no. Shape into 16 meatballs. In Parmesan cheese. Complete theskillet, brown meatballs and menu with a marinated green cook green pepper until tender, Depend on NATURICHfor top growth results, excellent bone bean salad, breadsticks and Pour off fat. Stir in gravy and formation, high feed efficiency and market finish...NATURICH, al- remaining oregano. Cover; cook ways a dependable source for all swinefeeds when you need it. over low heat 15 minutes. Add tomatoes; cook uncovered five AGRICULTURE minutes longer. Stir now and then. Serve with a border of mashed potatoes sprinkled with LIME Parmesan cheese. Serves four. Delivered, or at site of plant, 3 miles north & y2east of Good Way To Chapman, Kansas. Arrange Shelves In Medicine Chest MARSTON Here are somesuggestions Limestone & for an orderly arrangementof needed items in the famliy Gravel, Inc. medicine chest: Phone Abilene CO 3-1714 or Buckeye 2313 On the top shelf, keep p scription items forinternal use;otherdrugs,antiseptics, all preferably in a locked bo Eye and nose drops or othe preparations for use on seas Load far faster tive membranes should be sep arated from all other items. Eig On the third shelf, putpre other items fo pig; of t withnewInternational 656 externalscription use.and On the secondshelf,plat home remedies forcoughs, colds and digestive upsets. Pur Hydrostatic All -Speed Drive bret Protect Fixtures During Painting farr When painting a room,ti to v a plastic bag aroundeach chan SOW, Effortless and time -saving shuttle opera- loading pressure at the bucket and get delier.or other hanginglight tions with one -lever control results in heaped loads every time. Hydrostatic fixture to protect it againstthe Fart faster loading. Speeds from 9 mph in re- All -Speed Drive is ideal for tillage and drips and spatters of paint. fort] verse to 20 mph forward and everything PTO operations, too. nee( in between. No speed "steps" or clutch Farming and manure loading will Rear Mt. Blades to wear out. Dynamic braking with Hy- never be the same. Prove these worth- Nex drostatic Drive reduces use of your more features to yourself. Try a new Hy- For Year -Roundthe our brakes. NAND drostatic All -Speed Drive 656 at your In- NEW SUPPLY ON and You have full horsepower, full hydrau- ternational dealer right now. Through We have on, hand asupply lic power at any speed as you shuttle his flexible IHCC financing program, he rear mount bladesin6, 7 from pile to spreader. You keep full can set up a personalized plan for you. and 8 ft. sizes thatwill 'AY for themselves inextra use Landscaping, terracing,sno,vi Flint I in few plowing, many uses Farm, lots. typeof Infinite speed selectionup to 20 mph bladecanWherewvoerrk.this Mor-K with this Speed Ratio Control. No etv e t12 First to serve the farmer need to touch the throttle,no break These in power for faster shuttle comp Readii time. These bor savers atsilo filelbltlieigYia. Rartlel HERINGTON MARYSVILLE Arneri HANOVER BrunsBrothen at 400 lbs.°P Pioneer Service & Saba Hanover Impl. Co. Weights MINNEAPOLIS FALUN size.tsstart Garde] Chapman ImpL Co. LEONARDVILLE Dauer Imp!. Co. Wester t. $1® -7 -ft.$11°- CLAY CENTER Kendall Garage Pri8-cesft. $6.1f20, COUNCIL GROVE Manufactured by: Norquist's Inc. WAKEFIELD Macha-Revere Auld Chevrolet ABILENE BELLEVILLE FORGY WELDI il&ilene Truck & Tractor 857-3L41,s.CENTRALIA Chapman's phone On US hwy.81 rrs

23, 1968 Grass & Grain To Splice Yarn out of sight. You'll iind the er January Prevents Shrinkage When yarn breaks, or you splice is invisible when you be- Dampen and press with a gin to knit again. hot iron new materials that come to the end of one ball and COW POKES By Ace Reid are to be sewed. This will help want to begin another, splice prevent shrinkage later on. the ends together with a darn-Don'tDiscard ~~0,"/Wa.""MAIW..../...... "".ing needle. Thread the needle with one end and weave it inBaby Blankets Add Interest To and out of the other end with After the baby has outgrown easy running stitches. his crib, crib blankets and sheets, Vegetables do not discard the blankets. In- To extend a package of froz- Make the spliced section stead, sew them together with en vegetables such as peas, about three inches long. Pull a flat seam to use on his larger green beans or chopped spin- gently on both until the ends gobed. ach and provide new interest, add finely diced celery when you add the butter or marga- rine. The crisp texture of the paoih.TiEDracks HAUL- MOR, INC. celery benefits the softer cook- ed vegetables. for any make or model pickup

Sturdy Convenient Practical Make Cards For Stored Items Keep track of things stored in Mounted free on your.truck at the attic or basement by mak- factory, or ship- ing an index card for each box ped to you. and listing the contents. Available in stock rack or )LITAN BEEF fold -down TOMATOES combination. ound beef MATTRESS & I salt BOX SPRINGS er "The government is always helpin' us dig tanks and Specials Every Day .n oregano, crushed build fence, I jist wonder if we could 'em to New Low Prices Fits all trucks. No bolt projections to injurestock. Top grade een pepper stripes help us gather these ole brushy steers." Buy Direct select kiln -dried lumber.Choice red or white.Fits precisely X ounces) beef Also Complete Rebuilding so pick-up endgate closesbehindit. Sturdy oak stakes. Lift -up gate slides easily in steel channels.Standard height Service 63".Special height on order. )pped fresh toma Manhattan When Ordering SpecifylMake, Model,Sizeof Bed instant mashedpo repared Mattress Co. cheese 414 S. 4th PR 8-5302 HAUL- MOR, INC. valley falls,kansas phone 945-3211 )ughly meat, salt, X teaspoon orega it° 16 meatballs. In n meatballs and )epper until tender. Stir in gravy and egano. Cover; cook WHAT'S t 15 minutes. Add lok uncovered five ;er. Stir now and UNION PACIFIC with a border of toes sprinkled with DOING TO HELP eese. Serves four. ay To COLLEGE GRADUATES? Shelves ine Chest somesuggestions rly arrangement of sin the family est: )p shelf, keep pre ms forinternal drugs,antiseptics, Help protect baby pigs PLENTY! ly in a locked box. )se drops orother The future of business depends onthe future of our educational institutions. sense against SCOURS! for use on college graduates, including scientists, market- ones should be sep With Union Pacific Railroad many all other items. Eighty to ninety per cent of all death losses in baby ing analysts and engineers have anenviable future. iird shelf, put pre pigs occur within four days after farrowing. Many THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROADFOUNDATION contributes toward the support d other itemsfor of these deaths are caused by scour -causing organ- of these educational institutions toperpetuate the future of good, sound business. econdshelf, place isms passed through the sow's milk into the litter. liesforcoughs, upsets. Purina Farrowing Chow FZ, with of -180*, can help ligestive break the "sow -to -litter" scours cycle. Feed 3 to Fixtures 314 pounds of Farrowing Chow FZ five days before UP "ainting farrowing and let Purina Farrowing Chow FZ go intinga room,he to work destroyingscour -causingorganisms in the than around each sow, before she can infect the litter. To SHIP Cher hanginglight or TRAVEL otect it againstthe Farrowing Chow FZ is palatable, bulky, vitamin or for information atters ofpaint. fortified and specially balanced to fit the sow's about PLANT SITES needs during this critical period. Call your nearest U.P. representative Mt. Blade' Next timeyour sows are going to farrow,drop by r-Round Use our store and pickup PurinaFarrowing Chow FZ PPLY ONILO and give them extra protection. 1 hand asupply A bladesin6, 'TM Hess & Clark izes thatWill : Ives in extra Flint Hills PR 8-5322Manhattair terraterracing, Feed & Grain sang uses In of Farmers St. Marys ever thistype Union Feed Mill 437-2434 work. Mor-KanElevator 349-2214White City on beoffset12 Reading cornpletely,.. Reading Grain & Lumber AN 9-3842 are big PI UNION These are Bartlett Junction City atsilofilling Grain Co. CE 8-5134 PACIFIC Americus Grain Co. 884-3465Americus R ILRO ,D art at400 lbs.OS Gorden MarkElevator ._ M4E. 2-3381ClayCenter $100 -7 -ft.WO- Western Grain Mill 767-5933Council Grove tactured by: r WELDING BOOMING WEST ne857-3241 GOOD THINGS ARE HAPPENING IN THE tisi Clean-u owes i Sedlacek's of Hanover After- Inventory ruts ip nation's r

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Business was good in 1967 . . . actually 1IEAV' a record -breaker.But we have many TAMPA .iii12 oz. thousands of dollars worth of merchan- 12 oz. - 12 oz dise that needs to be moved out. Some ;U-12 oz. ';1-12 oz. . . ., allaretremendous items limited '112- 12 oz. bargains.Compare anywhere. 112- 12 0; :115-12 oz. - 12 o :11812 oz... LIVING ROOM SUITES - 12 o - 12 0 SOFAS & SECTIONALS dter tarp s .. $139.95 2 pc. sectional, double spring pane tank construction $79.95 Etric tank $59.95 Studio Couch makes into a bed ...... $39.95 !.)tor heaters $69.95 Studio couch, narrow modern CHAIRS MARKED DOWN fluic arms $59.95 pint blade, $89.95 thin -line design studio couch, $29.95 Occasional chair, floral cover $19.95 nylon cover $69.95 $39.95 rocker high base platfrom $24.95 .0 B12 subil $159.95 2 pc. studio couch with matching $39.95 rocker, nylon cover, solid walnut lig saving chair, rich nylon cover $119.95 arms $29.95 $199.95 2 pc. studio couch with matching $49.95 Kroehler-Murphy Miller rocker, chair in vinyl cover $129.95 reversible cushions $39.95 FARM $199.95 sofa & chair, nylon reversible $59.95 recliner in beautiful vinyl cover Next T( cushions $119.95 $39.95 $260.00 2 pc. Mastercraft livingroom $59.95 Kroehler modern turnabout rock- UNHATT/ suite $159.95 er, high back, nylon cover $44.95 Over 200 Rockers, Chairs ,Recliners To Choose From BEDROOM SUITES Mai GET THE AXE GOOD DINING ROOM SUITES , $149.95 4 pc. bedroom suite, dresser, mir- $69.95 Basset extension table....$34.95 ror, chest & panel bed $99.95 $9.95 L.O. dining room chairs....$6.99 last week's n $189.95 3 pc. triple dresser, mirror and $189.95 L.O. drop-leaf table with 4 match- bed snail classes $119.95 ing chairs (a real buy) $119.95 cows, which $179.95 4 pc. double dresser, mirror chest $75.00 42 -inch round walnut table by Stan- lighter cattle and panel bed $139.95 ley $49.95 $189.95 4 pc. walnut double dresser anyone expec mirror, $149.95 walnut china with sliding glass We have buy chest & panel bed $149.95 doors $119.95 $199.95 4 pc. bedroom suite, early id Iowa and Ameri- We Are Way Overstocked On ople wand can $159.95 Dining Room Furniture $299.95 French Provincial doubledresser, ised cattle mirror chest & bed $199.95 GIANT KITCHEN VALUES ipped from The Largest Stock of BedroomSuites sell to the fa You Have Ever Seen Anywhere $39.95 drop-leaf table, heat resistant top $22.95 CONSIGNE 0 extra APPLIANCES $7.95 dinette chairs, vinyl covered . $488 goo $62.95 5 pc. dinette set, table & 4 chairs 'ear olds, al $209.95 GE Coppertonerefirgerator, $39.95 ide.Owner family size $149.95 $69.95 5 pc. dinette set. Table self -edge 05s, gettin $249.95 Admiral refrigerator,two door, with 4 padded chairs $49.95 business. automatic defrost $179.95 $79.95 5 piece round extension table, self - The followir edge with 4 chairs $59.95 $199.95 Admiral chest freezerwith built- hg of thesa in lock $159.95 $89.95 7 -pc. dinette set. Large table and 6 chairs $69.95 $269.95 23 cu. ft. chest freezerwith alum- FAT CAT' inum liner $199.95 $109.95 42 inch round table with pedestal 3S black $59.95 step $119.95 G.E. automatic electricdishwash- base and 4 chairs whiface sti er $9495 1 blkwhifste $239.95 General Electric washer,filter-flo, 2 whiface 3 wash temperatures BEDDING BARGAINS $169.95 2 black $59.95 Hoover upright carpet stee sweeper $19.95 full-sized cotton mattress...$10.95 S blackstee. $34.95 $29.95 twin -sized innerspring mattress 1 blackstee' $199.95 Admiral deluxe electricrange $14.95 1 blackstee $159.88 $39.95 full sized innerspring mattress 1 whiface $179.95 G.E. pushbutton electric he range $17.95 12 whiface I $139.95 $49.95 tufted innerspring $19.95 1 whiface $120.00 Eagle apart. sizegas range $99.95 st $157.95 30 inch Eagle $39.50 Sealey innerspring mattress (disc. 2 blackheif gas range (Family tick) $24.95 3 black size) $129.95 heif This Is A Sample of The Great $89.50 foam mattress & matching box 2 blackstee Buys spring $49.95 3 whiface That Await You At Sedlacek's h, Over 4 Carloads of Mattresses- Sealy, 'holstein Gigantic Appliance Stock st King Koil, Englander, Simmons & many 2holstein st other brands. 8 holstein FREE DELIVERY WITHIN st

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7 bla kstesl FurnitureEAAppliar:e 2 \ SEDACEK'S HANOVERKAN 1 b11hif whiface st Milk owest 4th & Pierre utputSince '52 milk prodUction In Manhattan...Your Farm Headquarters The nation'sto the lowest 01967 declined Penney' level since1952. For Tires And Batteries! Production wasput at 119,583,- 000,000 pounds, down oneper. HOME& AUTO CENTER Tractor Automobile Truck rent fromlast year's 120,230,- 00 pounds.Output was 'arply lowerthan the 1961.65 of125,660,000,000 average FOREMOST Ipounds. The declinein production parallels adownturn of many the number of dairy .years in Truck Mud& SnowTires farms aswell as in dairy cows. 'Farm officialssaid generally unfavorable returnsfrom dairy is a majorfactor in the situa- tion. Littleif any increase is FREE PARKING expected this year. NEXT TO STORE'

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HEAVY DUTY HOURS TARPAULINS Mon. & Thurs. 6x12 12 oz. 9.35 9:30.9:00 7x9 - 12 oz. 849 8x10 - 12 oz. 10.89 Other Days 8x12 - 12 oz. 12.89 9:30 - 5:30 8x14 - 12 oz. 14.89

10x12 - 12 oz. 15.98 10x12 - 12 oz. 17.98 ALL SIZES FRONTS & REARS 10x15 - 12 oz. 20.15 TRACTOR TIRES 10x16 - 12 oz. 22.45 ALSO SHOP 10x18 12 oz. 24.95 12x38 6 ply $77.00 plus $6.55 F.E.T. 12x16 - 12 oz. 25.25 PENNEY'S 600x16 4 ply $14.00 plus 93c F.E.T. 12x18 - 12 oz. 28.95 CATALOGS Rubber tarp straps 49c PR 6-4711 Hooks each 15c Propane tank heaters .. 69.95 C'IISTOM BIG Electric tank heaters POWER 12 VOLT 14.25 & 21.65 BATTERY Motor heaters .... 7.59 & 10.65 FOREMOST DOWN Starting fluid 98c FED. F.X. 3 point blades, heavy duty SIZE PLY PRICE TAX cover $19.95 139.95 & $179.95 j:ura1,4 41.?, /15. 4t,"/ om $24.95 AC B12 suburban tractors at 6.70-15 6 ply 24.50 2.80 big saving BATTERY GUARANTEE olid walnut If the battery fails (not merely discharges) 7.00-15 6 ply 28.50 3.28 (1-) within the first 90 days - a free replace. $29.95 rnent. (2) after 90 days but within the spec, HOLT With Trade fled period of time shown. we will replace the er rocker, 6.50-16 6 ply 26.50 2.99 battery charging only for the period of owner. $39.95 GUARANTEED ship. This charge will be based on the current FARM SUPPLY retail price less trade-in at the time of return. inyl cover 7.00-16 6 ply 30.50 3.31 30 MONTHS prorated over the stated months of guarantee. $39.95 Next To Sale Barn croup 24 :bout rock - MANHATTAN PR 6-7943 $44.95 Recliners

'1UITES Manhattan Commission Co., Inc.Sale etwut 7/1444444, ....$34.95 21/4 MILES EAST OF MANHATTAN ON US 24 s .... $6.99 Last week's market was higher 1 whiface steers340 (d)29.25 4 whiface heifers 425 p24.70 2 whiface cows 978 p15.50 ith 4 match- 29.00 3 blkwhif heifers 483 @24.50 on all classes of cattle except 6 blkwhif steers421 p 8 whiface cows1098 p15.40 BUYING ....$119.95 cows, which were lower.Our 7 black steers 419 p29.00 10 blkwhif heifers 471 p24.30 1 holstein cow1280 p15.30 ble by Stan- lighter cattle were higher than 7 whiface steers504 @28.90 10 whiface heifers512 @24.10 1 whiface cow 1230 p15.20 ....$49.95 anyone expected them to be. 8 black steers 440 p28.70 13 black heifers520 @24.00 1 roan cow 1000 p15.20 FAT HOGS ding glass We have buyers from Nebraska 1 whiface steer 400 @28.60 2 whiface heifers 540 @23.75 1 black cow 1010 p15.10 We buy fat hogs daily at ...$119.95 and Iowa and also lots of local 6 whiface steers433 p28.50 13 black heifers517 @23.60 1 whiface cow 910 @15.00 the Manhattan Commission .9d On 28.50 2 whiface heifers 510 @23.10 Co., Inc., sale barn. We buy people wanting these good home 2 blkwhif steers358 @ 1 holstein cow 1025 @15.00 direct with no commission to are raised cattle that haven't been 400 @28.10 3 brocwhif heifers 493 p23.10 1 whifaceCOW 1035 @15.00 1 whiface steer 22.40 the seller. shipped from southern points to 3 whiface steers422 p28.00 2 black heifers 565 @ 4 whifacecows 1081 p14.95 ALUES 438 p28.00 3 charlois heifers 422 @22.10 COW 1015 p14.90 BUYING HOURS: sell to the farmers. 2 blkwhif steers 1 whiface Mondays thru Fridays istant top 1 whiface steer470 p27. 90 1 whifaceCOW 1195 p14.90 8 am. to 4 p.m. 495 @27.90 BULLS 1 whifaceCOW 1075 @14.80 $22.95 CONSIGNED FOR JAN. 25 1 black ste Saturdays 8 a.m.. 2 p.m. 30 extra good Hereford 535 @27.80 1 whifacebull1985 p21.90 1 brswiss cow 1115 p14.50 red .. $4.88 cows, 5 6 black steers 21.60 Manhattan PR 6-4815 year olds, all with calves by 561 @27.80 1 whifacebull1415 p 1 black cow 1040 p14.20 .1060.0.010 00400."14.0WOMMANWIRAFW 4 chairs 8 whiface steers 1535 p21.60 $39.95 side. Owner is selling all his 12 blkwhif steers484 @27.80 1 whifacebull 6 black cows 1112 @13.95 WE ARE ALSO BUYING 27.70 1 whifacebull 1440 @20.85 1 whiface cow 1060 p13.90 FAT HOGS AT THE self -edge cows, getting out of the cow 20 black steers 479 @ W. E. DUGAN YARDS business. 27.70 1 whifacebull1520 p20.70 2 whiface cows @ 245.00 $49.95 3 whiface steers518 @ ALTA VISTA table, self- The following isa partial list- 1 black steer 520 p27.50 1 whiface cow & clfp 230.00 SATURDAYS COWS $59.95 ing of the salesmade last week: 5 bl&blkwf steers476 p27.10 1 black cow & calf p 227.50 8 am. to 3 p.m. 576 @27.10 1 black cow 1040 @18.70 table and 8 whiface steers 18.00 Phone Alta Vista 229.6430 $69.95 FAT CATTLE 565 p27.00 1 black cow 780 p or Manhattan PR 6-4815 .... & FEEDERS 1 whiface steer 960 @18.00 h pedestal 35 blacksteers 590 © 28.66 2 brocwhif steers483 @26.70 1 whiface cow sAAAINI401106000..0%**Wes1104AAA 1 whiface 26.60 1 black cow 1255 p17.40 AT ALMA & ESKRIDGE 495 @ $59-95 steer 700 p 23.80 1 blkwhif steer 17.40 1 blkwhif steer 586 @26.20 1 whiface cow 940 p EVERY WEDNESDAY 705 @ 23.75 7 black steers 1035 @17.25 2 whifacesteers1020 @ 23.303 black steers 400 @26.20 1 whiface cow From 8 am. to 1 p.m. &INS 25.40 1 black cow 935 @16.00 2 blacksteers 1020 p 23.005 shthrn steers 340 @ 16.00 Please do not bring hogs in 5 black steers 25.10 1 whifa.ce cow 785 @ $10.95 633 @ 23.001 whiface steer670 p 16.00 for sale on Thursday after- ; .. 1 black steer 400 @25.00 1 red cow 1105 @ mattress 735 p 23.003 black steers 1190 @15.80 noon, as we will be having 1 black steer 580 @24. 75 1 whiface cow large runs of cattle and you $14.95 915 @ 23.005 charlois steers 1125 @15.80 1 whiface 595 @24.25 1 holstein cow might not be able to unload, mattress heifers 980 p22.802 whiface steers 1 holstein cow1310 p15.70 and they will get hot on you. $17.95 12 whiface heifers695 588 @24.00 p22.55 2 shthrn steers 1 black cow 935 @15.70 For information call the $19.95 1 whifacesteer 310 p21.25 1195 @22.501 holstein steer 21.00 1 holstein cow 1490 @15.70 barn in Manhattan, PR 6-4815 vss (disc. 2 black heifers 715 p22.401 holstein steer 435 @ 1450 p15.60 660 @20.50 1 holstein cow In, Alta Vista, W. E. Dugan, ..$24.95 3 black heifers 22.10 1 holstein steer 1030 @15.60 229-6303. Or you may call Joe 2 black 75 p 1 whiface cow ting box steers 1018 @22.10 HEIFER CALVES 1 whiface cow1015 p15.50 Raine at Maple Hill MI 3- $49.95 3 whifaceheifers 608 p22.00 441 @25.50 1040 @15.50 2226 or Eskridge Yard 449- 1 holstein 35 black heifers 25.20 1 red cow 2347. -Sealy, steer1360 p20.605 black heifers 419 @ s & manY 2 holsteinsteers 1100 @19.10 heifers 466 @25.20FOR ESTIMATES 8 holstein 7 blkwhif 25.10 --Alta Vista, 229-6430 steers 1178 @19.05 22 black heifers454 @ W. E. DUGAN 427 @25.00 JOE RAINE Maple Hill, 663-2226 11 black heifers 25.00 Manhattan, JE 9-3744The Manhattan Commission 3 whifaceheifers 367 @ DON WELLS &SAT. whifaceSTsEteEeRr CALVES heifers 417 @25.00 MERVIN SEXTON Abilene, CO 3-3449 230 @33.50 6 blkwhif mgr.Manhattan, JE 9-5561 1 whifacesteer 285 @32.50 heifers 375 f:u25.00 C, J. WENTZ, bus. Co., Inc. 1 whiface 2 whiface 25.00 steer 345 @ 30.50 3 whifaceheifers 412 p 7 blacksteers 403 p30.00 heifers 480 @24.90 MANHATTAN, KANSAS 2 whiface 4 whiface Manhattan, PR 6-4815 steers350 @29.90 heifers 480 @24.80 BARN PHONE 1 blkwhif 2 blkwhif 24.80 East On US 24 steer 200 p29. 75 3 whifaceheifers 407 p Consignment Reports 3 whifacesteers402 p29.30 517 @24.80 WIBW radio 6:30 A. M. Thursdays 2 whiface 16 black heifers 24.80 steers435 @29.30 1 blkwhifheifer485 @ WIBW-TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays Auctioneers: Joe Raine and Dale Feil

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in either bag or bulk Gooch's Best Steer tear, also CALL US! We can deliver you in Prema - the only feedlot supplementthat can put to work these important plies d extras to step up gains, feedconversion and margin. VIVO-ZYME, the en- . . . MONO-PHOS, zymatic additive. . GBA-65, the advance digestive aid the superior phosphorous . . . plus Stilbestrol, antibiotics and guaranteed 1165 FORD True Vitamin A. heavy heater nice0 CLAY CENTER ALFALFA MIL 1963 CORV CK PROCESSING CO. heater Clay Center, Kansas 1962 C,veC Manhattan, Kansas wide n Telephone PR 6-9269 _ Telephone ME 2-34.01 VA et Waiting To Load new P 1959 CWEV Lowell Hoover, Abilene, waits for yard men to lip - heater load three steers he purchased at area sale last week. national bank al' 1959 111C engine new n other persons taking down driv- CLAY CENTER, KANSAS ONLY Simplify Drivers ers' license numbers. There al- 1953 FORD -lo so will be less chance of error. good ... 1952 CHEV License System "Starting this month drivers' Announces a new Banking Service cyl.. Kansas has begun a new sys-license renewals will have the ONLY tem of numbering drivers' licen-new identification number. It Electronically Computed ces and within two years the will take two years before the SEE old system using 19 digits on cycle is completed and all per- Financial Accounting Program DC each license will be eliminated.sons have a new identification Motor Vehicle Supt. L. A. number," Billings said. Bud Kut (Bud) Billings said the first of An example of a drivers' lk- For Farm and Personal F the new licenses was presentedense number under the new sys- Ra to Gov. Robert Docking.' The tem is D -E L-4 N -T, Billings Checking Accounts new serial numbers have only 6 said. This compares with an old SID digits instead of 19. code number: 710080-1913370- Know Your Financial The Motor Vehicle Depart- 414281. The old code numbers MO ment said the new code will included the driver's date of Condition Month By Month make it easier for police and birth. Corner Our Data Processing Center has So developeda machine record keep- CornerPoi( ing system that will reflect an ac- curate up-to-the-minute financial Get position for either household or C°Mine nto farm accounting. Planning For 1968? AVAILABLE NOW AT NOMINAL COST AT THE BANK It's too late to do any- THAT HAS SERVED THIS RICH AGRI-AREA SINCE 1885 thing about last year's income and expenses RESOURCES but we can certainly do Loansand Discouts- something about 1968. FixedAssets ______Federal ------One of the first things Reserve __ --$ ,S, 131, the astute farm manag- GovernmentBankStock ---- ______364,37 103, er will do issit down Kansas Securities 640,00 Municipal - $1, 220, - 18,000. and do some planning RESOURCES and Warrants Bonds 553. SO and put it down on pa- CCCCertificates______per. A cash flow budget Cashand Due of Interest--1, 080,458. 57 fromBanks 1, 171, 471. 32 for the new year will --1 608 indicate your expected 130, 94 1.______IABILITIESIDTAL------S 080 614.3, income and expenses Capital -- -- $10, 333, for each month. This SERVICE Stock-- - 618,7( will help you and your ------Undivided $100, banker determine when Reserves Profits 000 °O GARY W. BECK ------500,000. 00 and how much credit Farm Service Deposits - 305, 339.6S will be needed for the Director ------905, 339,65 coming year. --- TOTAL------136, 887.42 We have a supply of KNOW-HOW ----- 9 2 91391.63 ience. Drop in anytime The ----- $10, cash flow forms and al- abovestatement 333, 618.70. so the annual farm and and let us provIde you is correct credit plan forms avail- with these handy forms. Condensed Statement able for your conven- You'll be glad you did. of the OFFICERS SMITH,Cashier D. E.McIntoshANDDIRRCRT. ,KErs People's National OSRMS \, Bank W. F.McIntosh,Jr., President tiesof Wayne FfILL as of Wi ,Exec.Vice-President !rig, vi Ryan, is the Deposits insured up to $15,000.00 for each R. R.Smth Vice-Presi with December 30, 1967 Arlene ,Cashier dent K depositor by .the Federal Deposit Insur- Iiilern not usi ance Corporation. an, Asst. 4® JamesH.H Schulze, Cashier feedN Wade ABnuer, Asst.Cashier bagged H. E.ValentineFarmRepresentative UNIOIN STATE B Ada Leach Bisenius MEMBER Elsie Cowell FEDERAL RESERVE George Held SYSTEM VV. Fullington GLAWCIENTIEffit9liallifESAS MemberF.D.I.C. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal ReserveBank CattleOn Feed set a new high Jan. At 610,000-7 The state 610,000 head,up 4 percent number of cattle and figure also refleeted a new high. The feeder stock included 1 in the from a year earlierand up Farm type feeding operations head, up 10 percent from last calves ongrain feed for the about a third fromthe Jan. 1 av- year. Cattle and calves placed447,000 steers and steer calves market, the Kansas accounted for 272,000 head, on feed during the quarter to-- up 10,000 from last year - slaughter erage for the 1962-66period. Thedown about one per cent froma Crop andLivestock Reporting total included 328,000head onyear ago. taled 427,000, compared with and 163,000 heifers and heifer Service says. feed in commercial 370,000 a year earlier. calves, up 14,000. date was -sized lots of Marketings of grain -fed cattle The total on that 1000 or more capacity,and thatforslaughter totaled285,000 IF YOU HAVE A SMALL AMOUNT TO INVEST - OR A LARGE AMOUNT Cheer In Cowherd Cutback There is a mutual fund plan for you so that you, too, can share in the profits and The U.S.Agriculture De- the year may ease offa little pounds, 1,864.000 head, down opportunities of American industry. partment reportsthere were 5from the first half of 1967. less than 1 per cent; 500-699 FOR COMPLETE FACTS, CALL per cent moreheifers and heif- pounds, 3,013,000 head, up 10 Cattle and calves er calveson feed for the slaugh- on feed for per cent; 700-899 pounds. 3,606,- ed 142 days: on Jan. 1 than a yearslaughter marketon Jan. 1 in ...... 755 lb ter market the 32 major feeding 000 head, down 2 percent; 900- ROBERT L. CURTIS Payweight) earlier. states to- 1099 pounds, 2,427,000 head, up THE COLUMBIAN SECURITIES CORP. OF TOPEKA nation's taled 11,297,000 head, 2 2.59 This indicates the percent 2 percent; 1100 or more pounds, Residence 1202 West 8th Phone 456-2476 lbs, more than a year earlier and tin...... 761 lbs. beef cattle breeding maydecline a 387,000 head, down 15 percent. WAMEGO, KANSAS this year andpossibly next. seasonal increase of 31per cent ...... $21.69 from the 8,591,000 head ge, insurance,tax. This, coupled withthe lighter on feed weight of cattle andcalves on Oct. 1, 1967. feed at the beginningof the indicated beef sup- Marketings of fed cattle for Steer year, also slaughter during October -De- FLEET UN/ -MASTER DEEP LUG TUBELESS wtant plies during thefirst half of le en- cember 1967 totaled 5,237,000 Designed for superior traction, skid resistance and flotation for all highway and off road opera- 'HOS, head - 4 percent above the tions. Ideal for camper vehicles. tnteed TRUCKS same quarter of 1966. Fed cat- 1965 FORD '_-TON - custom cab. tle marketings were up 7 heavy duty 6.ply tires.radio. per heater,3 -speed.6 cyl. - a cent in the north central states nice one for only....$1.395 k.LFA MILL CORVAIR VAN -r a di n. but down 2 per cent in the west- 1963heater. automatic - only $795 ern states. FARMERS.. nsas 1962 Oii1C1: -TON PICKUP - long widebed.heavydutytires -3401 sal wheels, radio,heater, Cattle and calves placed on V.6 en.rine. 4 -speed trans.. new paint job - a 'mod one feed during October -December ONLY 81.995 totaled 7,943,000 head, an in- Truck & Camper 1958CHEVROLET "-TONPICK- UP - 283V.13 engine.radio. crease of 3 per cent from the heater.4 -speed,good rubber -- a little dandy for only 5595 same period of 1966. Placements 1959 IHC iii -TON PICKUPS - big were up 1 per cent in the North engine. 4-so..ed, good rubber. Owners !! new naint. You!' choice of two Central States, up 5 per cent in ONLY $100 1953FORD .r. -TON - V-8.3 -speed the western states. -looksanddrivesextra good $250 The number of head in each 1952CHEVROLET '34-TON - 6 Truck Load in Stock cyl..3 -speed, good rubber - weight group and the percent- ONLY $195 age change from Jan. 1, 1966 are asfollows:under 500 illn SEW, ONE OF THE 10-16-5 $6985 DODGE BOYS 8 ply MOST COUNTY FAIRS Bud Kutina Loyde Davis LOST MONEY IN 1967 Frank Habiger Plus Ray Lindenmuth Seventy per cent of the coun- Fed. Tax $4.97 ty fairs in the state lost money in 1967, according to a report SID BACON by Secretary Everett Erhart SPECIAL PRICES lcial at the annual meeting of the Month MOTOR CO. Kansas Fairs Association. The To Farm Bureau Members Corner Santa Fe & Elm KFA has 80 member county as- :enter has Salina, Kansas sociations. REAR TRACTOR TIRES No Trade In Required cord keep- There's Still Time lect an ac. SAFEMARK TIRES financial Get 'em on DY74174) 13.6-38 4 ply - $71.40 - fet $6.11 - 128 lb. isehold or The Winter Gain Feed 13.6-38 6 ply - $77.36 - fet $6.55 135 lb. At Special Ton Price 14.9-38 6 ply - $87.69 fet $7.71 - 156 lb. INK 15.5-38 6 ply - $89.32 - fet 7.70 - 155 lb. 1885 16.9-30 6 ply $84.61 fet $7.98 - 152 lb.

18.4/15-30 6 ply - 104.52 - fet 9.72 - 1.99 lb. Cleat For Cleat It Can't Be Beat 18.4/15..34 6 ply - 107.93 fet .10.47 - 221 lb --$ 5, 131,364,37 23.1/18-26 8 ply - 235.69 - fet 15.79 - 280lb -- 103, 640,00 18, 000,00 0

7 HERCULES E&T TREAD MONEY 5,080,614 33 SAVE IMPORTANT 750x20 - 10 ply -$33.81 - fet $5.18 $10, 333,618,70 DAYS DURING KEY 41% 825x20 - 10 ply -$42.09 - fet $6.19 , Offer Ends Jan. 30 900x20 - 10 ply -$50.79 - fet $7.41 100x20 - 12 ply -$66.99 - fet $9.39 90S, 339.65 per ton 136, 887,42 BULKat$75 All prices plus f.e.t.& recappable tire 9 291 391.63 0, 333, 618, 70 BAGGED at $79 perton ON OUR DOCK Retread All Wagon Tires - Hi Flotation Sizes Firestone $2.97 fishier KEY'S 41% CATTLE SUPPLEMENT has generousquanti- & Goodyear 11L-15 - 6 ply - $23.00 - f.e.t. important in winterfeed- 11L -16H -6 ply - $24.50 -f.e.t. $3.48 ties of blackstrapmolasses, and so 41% ing, VITAMIN . pound. And KEY'S A 30,000 units per in popularity Is best way to get it. This feed has grownand if you are SIM CORD withKansas feeders over the past four years,improve your not using it,you are missing agood chance to feedingd with or withoutStilbestrol, 1program. It comes in lots and range cubes. HERCULES SALES bagged 41%in granules, 3/16th pellets, OF MANHATTAN, INC. PASSENGER - FARM - FLEET MICHELIN GIANT EARTHMOVER 610 N. 3RD PR 6-9453 Get 2% off forcash orders U.S.RUSSER an extra 24 Hour Road Service JIM ALLEN See a KEY Dealer Or Call ME 2-2141Collect RES. PR 6-7090 SPECIALIZING RECAPPINGAu. siZEs IN ALL MAJOR BRANDS KEY MILLING COMPANY Clay Center, Kansas ...... Bank n ...... , land fully andoperate that ing farmed by non -owners thanland, but they haveonly a lit- Big Farmers shift to Renting- ever before in history. one-fourth the 12 Grass & Grain Cl The big changes have not tle more than been in the land base. Evenacreage. One-Seventh Control Half Of Output About 500,000 farmersin January 23, 1968 tho the government has paid all the land Farm economists don't really Dr. Carroll Hess, dean of thefarmers to idle some land, thethe nation rent see big corporations running K -Stateschool,citesthefact total amount devoted to farmingthey operate. farms in the U.S. in the future,that the top 13 per cent of to - - crops, pasture and timber - but they do see big farms runday's farms, about 400,000, sell is not far from what it used by men who see farming less asover half of the U. S. farm pro -to be. a way of life and more as aducts and represent nearly half The acreage actually devated highly technical busniess. the purchasing power for farm to cultivated crops has been re- BETTER BUY Figures from the college ofsupplies. duced some, but as mechaniza- agriculture at Kansas State Another change is the in - tion has increased, farmers University suggest this trend crease in farming rented land. have concentrated these crops has already started to a degreeThere is no stigma in tenanton the more fertile and more TRUCKS yet largely unnoticed, farming, and more land is be- nearly level areas while the USED AU hilly and eroded land has been FARMS-( shifted to pasture and trees. '66 FORD F-100 PICKUP '64 CHEVROLET TRACTOR The number of farms has Wespec: mittAG6 been going down for years. At LWB, V-8, Automatic V-8, 5-Spd, 2-Spd large fa MODEL privatet the same time, average size of '66 CHEV'/2-TON PICKUP'63 INTERNATIONALTAN- TION. farms has been increasing and LWB, 6-Cyl,4-Spd DEM DUMP TRUCK the land area being farmed is GE atfia&droweatailele down only slightly from what '65 FORD 1/2 -TON PICKUP '61 FORD F-700 DUMP Auc it used to be. LWB, 6-Cyl,4-Spd TRUCK What's happened is that farm 14 Hine] NEW 8t USED owners in many cases operate '64 CHEV )/2 -TON PICKUP'60 FORD 2 -TON, FULL their own land and all they can LWB, 6-Cyl,3-Spd COMBO STOCK & Rt 1 TCI rent in addition. Or, "tenants" GRAIN BODY PICKUPS lit TRUCKS become big operators by rent- '64 FORD 3/4 -TON PICKUP ing large acreages and putting LWB, V-8, 3-Spd '58 TRAILMOBILE 37 -FT NEW 1968 GMC Lawrc their capital into items of pro- '63 FORD'/2-TON PICKUP GRAIN TRAILER duction rather than into land. A LWB,6-Cyl,3-Spd 1995 I It may seem ironic, in view '57 GMC TANDEM DUMP REAL I_ of the tradition of man to want '63 FORD 3/4 -TON PICKUP TRUCK Yot to own his own farm, but a WITH UTILITY BODY '47 GMC TRACTOR L 62 FORD Econoline Van $790 recent study shows that only EAST 7 per cent of fully -owned farms MANH 65 GMC 3/4 ton 4 speed $1195 had sales of more than $20,000 Heavy duty wheels & tires, real clean. a year, while 24 per cent of the An $1095 part owners and 16 per cent of 59 GMC Dump Truck the tenants were in this high Bed and hoist, ready to haul economic class. 59 GMC Cab $1095 The trend in farming isto- I New 16' grain bed, real clean farm truck. ward part ownership- that is a man owns some land and rents additional. Presently one- We S 64 GMC 1/2 ton, good red paint $995 D. fourth of the nation's farmers 58 FORD 1 ton Dual $795 are part owners, but they oper- "A cor ate one-half the land in farms, Phon renting about 60 percent of the TRUCK CENTER acreage they manage. On the Te DALE SHARP East Hwy. 24 21st & S. Topeka CE 5-9211 GO] other hand, about one-half of the nation's farmers own thier Topeka, Kansas TRUCK CENTER Abilene Man 600 W. Hiway 24 TOPEKA CE 4-8606 Au Still Head se sa Of Soil Movers MO INVENTORY CLEARANCE Harold Leckron of Abilene 76f. was re-elected president of the Gec Kansas Conservation Contract- 636 Over 150 Guitars & Amplifiers ors Association at the annual meeting at Hutchinson. Other officers elected are Mil- lard Moore, Hays, vice-president, and W. J. Fox, Girard, treasur- All tyi er. of the Fred Bergsrud, Kansas State of Auc University, Manhattan, was re- gest, appointed secretary of the asso- Ph. TERMS ciation. AXT Among directors elected were Guiford Barnes, Harper, LeRoy PLAIN FEEDER Reinert, Dodge City, Larry Pa- CRUSHER HEAD PARTIAL LISTINGOF SALE INSTRUMENTS cey, Ellsworth, and Lloyd Hark- ness, Friend. AXPLIFIERS Ben J. Brummell, owner of the Grinds! Mixes! Delivers! Reg. SALE AMPEG B15T (15" Heavy duty speaker, Reg. E. G. Brummell Construction FARFISA BT -40 (1.15" speaker, PALS tremolo, Bass di Guitar Channels 1 -horn, 80 watts power, The Gehl Mix -All, witheconomy plain feeder and port.ne., watts pwr) $405*399 Co., Garnett, was presented bass guitar or organ) $350$299 exclusive crusher -feeder AMPEG (B-12 (12" Heavy duty speaker, FENDER PRINCETON (2.8" with the Central States Con- attachment, grinds, mixes and Portailex, Bass Amp.) $247$199 Speakers, reverb, tremolo, trim. delivers the mostuniform on -the -farm feed. Spec GIBSON GS.S.50 (2.10" spueakers, 50 med in gold, 80 watts pwr. Mfg'129 struction Magazine Award. Here's proof: Samples tle, watts pwr., reverb, tremolo, trans. HARMONY 11415 (2.12" Jensen of feed grains, ground by _Gehl istorized, Repossessed speakers, tremolo, 2 channels, The award was given Brum- and competitive mills, sery $300'249 SO watts pwr. were compared in a "sieve -shaker 1139 $129 mell, past president of the asso- analysis (a grindinguniformity test used also by com- Rea; ELECTRIC GUITARS ciation, for his work in conser- mercial feed manufacturers).In test after test, Gen' call Reg. SALE samples were the Reg. SALE vation,hisactivitiesin most uniformly ground. And, the more 11 GIBSON FIREBIRD (Double cutaway, EPIPHONE TRIUMPH (Single cut- the sunburst, solid body, Preowned) $239$159 uniform the grind, the GUYATONE (Double cutaway, away Jan guitar, rosewood finger. Kansas Contractors Association better the mix! Two pickups, vibrato tailpiece, board, natural finish. with D'Armond pick-up) In the Mix -Allhammermill, 66 thin, alloy -steel har- Sunburst finish $275 $1 49 475 $299 and on the State Water Resour- FENDER MUSTANG (2 pick-ups, blue m cut .. HAGSTROM bass, (two pickups, . not pound ingredients on a big grinding finish, vibrato, perfect condition $200$149 ces Board. double cutaway, super thin neck) $285 $254 surface for faster feedflow with reduced "fines.' Come on in for a close-up look at all FOLK GUITARS CLASSIC GUITARS Reg. SALE Tools the Mix -All features, including GIBSON 13.25N (Concert box, rose- Reg. SALE wood fingerboard, spruce top, pearl GRECO Concert box, natural top the swinging auger -feeder. rosewood fingerboard $ 89.50$ 72.50 Too inlay, tortoise shell finger rest $100$159.50GOYA G17 (Jumbo box, mahogany (Preowned) back, aatural top) $246$199.50 GEHL HARMONY SOVEREIGN (Jumbo box GOYA G-13 (Concert box, mahogany AGGIE mahogany finish, rosewood fingerboard $ 85$ 69.50back, natural top) $190'159.50 BRUNO VENTURA (Concertbox, ESPANA (concert box, Inlay mahog. rosewood finish, laminated fingerboard, HARDWARE any finish, gold trim) $124 Inlay, gold trim $ 99.50 $119.50$95.50 1205 Moro Makeus Manhattan, Ks. Prove it withaDemonstration! BEGINNERS SPECIALS LESLIE SPEAKERS Reg. FOLK GUITAR MODEL 45 Reg. SALE (Harmony 147, concert box) Paper Back 25c - 35c MARYSVILLE $ 47.50 39.50 CLASSIC GUITAR (One 15" speaker) 3333 .8239 VALLEY FALLS All] 343n MODEL 147 (One 15" speaker, 50c - 75c (Harmony AN, concert box $ RIM$ V revolving horns) BRUNA IMPL.CO. 0595$495 VALLEY IMPL., INC. Books WAMEGO CLAY CENTER Sery Largest Stock WAMEGO TRUCK TOBUREN IMPL. CO. Dair In Town & TRACTOR HERINGTON TRI-COUNTY SALES Betton's FamilyCENTERiv'uS LINCOLN,KANS. University RHUDY & SONS, SENECA INC. Ph 117 No. 3rd PR 8.3432 MANHATTAN SENECA IMPL. CO. Book Store SALINA ABILENE 623 N. ManhattanManhattan LINDQUISTIMPL. CO. WISSING MOTOR CO. ose ism

GRASS & GRAIN FOR SALE - 20 bred gins, WANTED - SUMAC Cane, started to farrow. 80 big Suf- Kansas Orange or African Mil- folk cows, coming with their 'rass &Grain let Seed. Send price P.O. box third calf, end of February. E. 45, Langdon, Kans. x47 CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING H. Thiele,Phone2924919, WANTED - TO RENT pasture 23, 1968 RATES: $1 a week for 15 words Frankfort, 7 mi. north of Fos- CIAL: Four weeks for the price ofor three. less. Add 5c a word foradditional words. SPE toria, Kans. x50 for 30 cows or 60 yearlings. Will Boxed ads: $1.68an inch per issue,flat pay top price. Linn Fagerberg, rate. Send your ads to Ag Press, 1207 Moro,Manhattan, Kansas. Phone REG. ANGUS - Two service- Olsburg, Kans., phone 468-3338. (25c handling charge if cash not with order.) JE 9-7558 able aged bulls and 12 fine year- x48 lings to choose from. Several two year old bred heifers, willFOR SALE - Good quality start calving in March. All fromprairie hay, round bales. Goeh- Wamego large meat type sires & dams. ring Bros., Phone Wamego 456- Y CALVES C. G. Wagner, 929 S. Santa Fe, 2573. x48 Notices Dairy Supply Salina, TA 7.6263. x47 HEREFORDS, ANGUS FOR SALE - 285A, mostly Located At or Black Whiteface calves FOR SALE - 71 Hamp weanr grass and alfalfa. Eldon Long, Bit -O -Gold Cheese Bldg. coming from North Wyoming ling pigs. H. E. Wright, Dwight,Miltonvale, Kans., Phone 427- Dave Doperalski Ks. 482-3306. SB47 2812. x48 KS Authorized DeLaval Dealer Weights from 300 lbs. and up FREDONIA PERFORMANCE FOR SALE - Alfalfa hay, by AUCTIONEERING Rubber parts for all makes Delivery can be made in one Tested Bull Sale, Friday, Feb. 16, the bale or by the ton. Fred Kil- Service for all makes week or less with only 20 hrs. ian, Wamego, Kans., Phone 913- on the road. 1:00 p.m. at Fredonia Sale Barn. FARMS -RANCHES -ESTATES Used milk machines, all makes Selling 7 Charolais, 9 Herefords, 456-9603. x48 RACTOR We would appreciate being These are good calves for a 2 Polled Herefords, 12 Angus, 4TOP QUALITY leafy alfalfa We specialize in the sale of of service to you. good price. Straight from the Beef Shorthorn, 1 Milking Short- large farms and ranches - farm to you. See them at myhorn, 1 Milking Shorthorn. hay, square bales, barn stored. private treaty orAT AUC- Phone 456-7200 farm. Write for sale catalog to JackFloyd Meyer, Palmer, Kansas. AL TAN- Phone 308. x50 TION. WAMEGO, KANSAS Linn, R 3, Fredonia, Kansas RUCK 66736. SB49 GENE WATSON Norman Kahle WANTED - To rent pasture DUMP Real Estate Phone 466-2855 FOR SALE - Mixed pigs, Dur-for cows & calves. 20 to 50 Auctioneer - Broker DELAVAN, KANSAS oc boar, Duroc sows to pig inhead. John E. Huey, Wamego 14 Hillcrest316 MO 3-3174 LAND IMPROVEMENT Feb. Phone Wamego 456-2567. Kansas. Phone 456-7653.SB50 x47 FULL FOR SALE - Registered Horn- WANTED - Good bluestem DOUG WILDIN ed Herefordbulls.Zato Heir pasture for approx. 80 head 1CK Phone MO 2-7543 NATIONALLY ACCREDITED Rt. 1 and Crusty breeding. 19 to 24 SPF Yorkshire and Hampshirecows. Will rent or buy on con- HUTCHINSON, KANSAS LAND IMPROVEMENT month old. Farm located21/2 Boars. Open Hampshire and tract. Phone 229-5221, Leroy miles north of Industry. Paul Fechner, Alta Vista, Kans. K. Rau & Sons, Wakefield, Yorkshire gilts. Bred Yorkshire 37 -FT "Soil Conservation Doesn't gilts. New Bloodlines for old x50 Cost-It Pays" Kans. x48 R Lawrence E. Welter customers. Floyd Meyer, Palm- BALED STRAW, 50c each. Pick- FOR SALE - Reg. Shorthorn er, Kans., Phone 308. x50 AUCTIONEER Ponds, terraces, waterways, up metal cover, short bed, $8.00. 1 DUMP and leveling, drainage ditch- cows & heifers. Some would REAL ESTATE BROKER make outstanding 4-H projects. REGISTERED SPOTTED Fall Free puppies, 1/2 cocker & bull- es, clearing, landscape grad- Boars and gilts. All from certi- dog. Harlen Kleiner, Rt. 3, Man- Your Sale Solicited ing. Phone 427-4513, Glenn E. Lacy hattan, Kansas. x47 Large or Small & Son, Miltonvale, Kans. x48 fied blnodlines. Sired by "Mis- R souri Mainliner." J. V. Cundiff, PRAIRIE HAY for sale. 750 EAST HIGHWAY US 24 Roggendorff FOR SALE - Good young Manchester, Kans (41/2mi. good bales;2500 mulch hay, MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 Conservation Construction stock cows. Priced reasonable. north Talmage). 913 388-2369. all wire tired. Melvin Carlson, Arthur Roggendorff Allen Travelute. Waterville, x50 Real Estate Kans. PR 6-5450, Manhattan, Kans. And General Sales Phone JE 9-3984 x48 FOR SALE - AQHA Register. SB47 1630 OSAGE-MANHATTAN FOR SALE - Big gentle regis-ed stud colt, 4-H or halter pros- tered Horned Hereford bulls. pect. Phone Paxico 636-2201. MEMORIALS Bob Moore, Waterville, Kans., x48 Poultry Phone ST 5-2636. x48 FOR SALE - 4 Registered An- Ed Reimer REG. QUARTER HORSES - gus bulls, 21 mo. old. These are AUCTIONEER Cody Memorials Bred mares, broke geldings & toobulls. Honeycutt Angus POULTRY & EGGS wanted. We Specialize in Selling colts. 4-H flock of Reg. South- Farms, Blue Rapids, Kans. x48 Deliver or we'll pickup, Wedn., DAIRY CATTLE Romer Rundle, Owner down ewes. A. E. Wesley, Tins- Fri. -Sat. Kochs Produce, 702 Stones designed and cut by ley, Kans., Phone 316 OL 9-2911. WE ALWAYS have a good se- Elm, Marysville, Kans. HI 3- "A complete Sale Service" experienced craftsmen in our SB48 lection of registered Angus 3510. SB49 own plant. bullsfor sale. Honeycutt An- Phone or write for sale FOR SALE - Naturally accred-gus Farms, Blue Rapids, Ks. 'ER dates. Office & Display ited SPF Hampshire gilts. Galen x50 Telephone 367-2373 4th & Grant Wietharn, Axtell,Kansas. Ph. Automotive ;-9211 GOESSEL, KANSAS ME 2-2323 736-2777. x49 THE MIXER Lamp Reg. Polled "Marion County" Hereford bull; Beau Rollo; Mix- CLAY CENTER FOR SALE - Purebred Hamp-er & SLF lines Age 4%. Apo. shire bred gilts, some tofar- 1800 lbs. Also 18 mo. purebred GMC For Complete row in January. Glenn E. Miller, Vermillion, Kans. x47 Angus bull. Dale Rippe, Linn, TRUCKS Auction Service Ks. x49 1/2 Ton - 60 Ton Selling & Clerking Sales & Service Call us collect for Livestock L. H. Rumsey FOR SALE - 10 choice 2 -year- sale dates & rates. old Registered Hereford bulls, TRI-COUNTY MOTORS Allen Boyce CK breeding. Special discount 307 N. 3rd MANHATTAN Morris Pollmann LIVESTOCK DEALERS irrigation pipe. Power River cat- WANTED - PTO and governor 765-3988Alma, Ks. WANTED TO BUY tle chutes and gates. Warren St.for Jeep. Also 4WD Jeep pick- FEEDER HOGS Order buyers - Bonded Pierre, 10 miles east Concordia, George Pollmann paid. up for Salvage. Howard Goer- 40 to 100 lbs. Top prices We have orders for feeder Phone 913-446-3631. SB49 ing, Peabody, Kans. x49 636-8531Paxico, Ks. J. D. SIMPSON heifers & steers. City FOR SALE - 57 Hamp wean - 1965 Loadstar IHC 1700, 187 130 Grant Ave., Junction We are selling light stock cat- inch wheel base on good 900x Phone CE 8-3754 orCE 8-3939 tle. ling pigs. H. E. Wright, Dwight, Kansas, Phone 482-3306. x47 20 10 -ply tires, V-304 engine. Don Bernasek Office Phone 767-5335 $2650 AUCTIONEER Dairymen -Buy L. H. Rumsey res. 767-5386 REGISTERED SPOTTED and 1965 Loadstar IHC 1600, 205 in. All types ofsales. Graduate Allen Boyce res. 767-5620 Yorkshire bred gilts for sale. wheelbase, good 825x20 10 - of the Reisch AmericanSchool The Best ForLess Feb. and March farrowing. E. T. ply tires, V-304 engine $2750 of Auctioneering,World's lar- selection COUNCIL GROVE, KANS. Lindquist & Son, 6 miles south 1963 Loadstar IHC 1700 Tilt cab, gest. We have for your of Waterville, Kans., on 77: 137" wheelbase, good 900x20 at all times thelargest supply front tires and 825x20 rear, Ph. 1122-0, Beattie,Kans. FOR SALE - Reg. Polled. Here- phone ST 5-2358. SB48 AXTELL, KANSAS of ford Bulls 16 mo. & yearling. V304 engine $2250 66403 FRESH SPRINGER Manuel Riffel, Hope, Kansas. 1964 Loadstar IHC 1800 single HOLSTEIN - GUERNSEY x48 axle truck tractor, 900x20 JERSEY Feed & Seed tires, 50% rubber, fifth wheel 1ER AUCTIONEER FOR SALE - Good black boar semi trailer connections, V- EAD SALE MANAGER SWISS and MILKING hog, bacon type, young service- 345 engine, overhaul 5000 mi. SHORTHORN COWS & able age. Also a good John ago. This truck is clean and Mew/ 20 yrs. experience. HEIFERS Deere B grain drill, 16-8, with Increase Your ready to go $3250 Hundreds of svc- to24 pack wheels and fertilizer. Al- Income 1963 GMC 34 ton pickup with pers. cessfulsales.8 Financing available-up bert Forsberg, 3 mileseast & -Sell flat bed and grain sides, has states. All types, mos. 14 south of Lost Springs, Kans. ASGROW HYBRID fold down stock rack, good eder and sizes, breeds. SPECIALS x48 tires and ready to go $1525 Holstein hei- Sorghum & Corn Seed "ins and Specializing: dairy, beef cat- 100 head of open 1958 IHC 34 ton pickup, good fers FOR SALE -12 12 Registered An- Seed thatis backed up by tires, new valve job .... $625 tle. Real estate. A complete50 head Holsteinheifer calves gus heifers, open. Sired by Sonover 100 years experience. Ov- 1953 Ford 3/4ton pickup, with Iby Gebl service including tent service. of Ermitre of Haymount, Inter- flat bed and grain side with e_shaker' Reasonable rates. Writeor CALVES! CALVES! national Grand Champion. Blue -er $25 million sales in 1967. by cora- call collect: to 500 calves stock rack. New valve job We will have 400 rich, Route 3, Junction City, Ks. $525 est, Gehl beef cross. 2 weeksto 450 lbs. line Angus Farm, Ralph Diet - JOIN ASGROW'S 1951 Ford 34 ton pickup, flat the more DONALD J. BOWMAN At our barn everyweek for the Phone CE 8-6714. x48 Growing world-wide dealer or- Kidder, Mo.- 816-575-2256 bed and grain sides with stock next several months. ganization. rack $450 feel ham- or 575.2413 Box 157 FOR SALE - 120 choice 1st Hamilton, Mo. 64644 calf Angus heifers Bred to reg. Write, Call or Wire: 1948 Chev. 11/2ton, fair bed, rinding W. G. WIEBE ing March. Officially calfhood JOHN McGEE good hoist $350 Come Phone CI 4-7625 istered Angus bulls. Start calv- 3301 North Elm Coming Very Soon ok at all Summerfield, Kansas and Lepto vaccinated and Preg. Ph. 316 MO 2-5275 1965 Loadstar 1500, 6 man cab, Including tested. Ph. ID 9-2346, James- HUTCHINSON, .KANS. V-304 engine, real low mileage .feeder. DAIRY SUPPLIES HARSHMAN town,Burton L. Richards, $2250 SHEEP SERVICE Scottsville, Kansas. x50 1965 Chev. station wagon, fac- FOR SALE - Prairiehay, tory air, power brakes, power 80 ANGUS cows, 3 to 6 years steering Pairs ForSale old, some calves, sell any num-twine tied, square bales. 50c a $1675 ber. Hainline Ranch, 21/2 mi. so.bale. Walter Schlegel, Blue Rap- Come In And See Us As Our ALL AGE PAIRS ids, Kans., CA 6-7314. x47 Stock Is Changing All The Time lion I ewes heavywith Clements, Phone 316 274-3340. DeLaval Clay Any size lots; lamb in spring. x50 lamb, or ewes tohay, feed, old FOR SALE - 700 bales good Nemaha Motor 'AL LS All Makes Will trade for CHAROLAIS BULLS improve alfalfa. 125 bales straw - alfalfa C. ewes, or whathave you your calf crop by cross breed- mixture. Delbert Peters, Phone & Impl. Co. Service &Repair ing. McFadden Bros., Riley, Ks. 765-3446, Alma, Kans. x47 TTER Phone HU 5-2688. x47 Phone 913 IPL. CO. Dairy Equipment Jim Harshman AV 4-2167 Livestock ExchangeBuilding FOR SALE - Six two year old DAIRY PELLETS, range pellets roN 3-8171 and four yearling Suffolk rams. andallkindsoffertilizers. SABETHA, KANS. SALES Phone Collect:Days FO Manhattan MillingCo., 107 Joe McClure weekends TE8-4275 Can be registered. Tom Bairow, Chet Bloom, Mgr. A Nights & 456-7742, Wamego, Kans. x50 Pierre, Manhattan. TF Chg PL. CO. Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista WICHITA,KANSAS

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sosee ft Id HAY TIME Special -Save 50% WvelA---rette. IMPL. CO Highway 36 lric Abilene, Kans. on fuel & maintenance. Save $295 Manila 75% on labor costs. Get23% 5-14 Case plow, with hydraulic lift, EA 5-2316 very good Store CO 3-3051 more hay. Buy one of these TATIO Ed Shouse 1967 Hesston PT -10 swather& CO 3-1166 WASHINGTON, KANS conditioner. Same Demonstrator Farm HandF-11 loader, with 60" $150 CONVI Ron Shouse CO 3-4515 asnew, silage conduit- Save ADJUSTABLE LOADERS, hy- $2050. 1965 Model 500 Hesston WIC] draulic driven, will fit all sizesswather with conditioner& New Blair Feed Wagons- Grain-O-Vators FOR SALE - 14 -ft. steel bed, Blair wagons with cut endgate, warranty $3700. 1962 Model240 SEE US - IT WILL PAY tion fc, twin cylinder hoist, $450. 2 $325. Free trial. All sizes Kelly Hesston swather & conditioner, derway self-propelled hay wagons, $3500 Ryan Feed -R -Wagons. Used new engine, $2200. Termsavail- each. Howard L. Roberts, Box Sno-Co wagon, good condition, able. Clark Farm Store,Strong Call Us Collect CE 8-4103 eonven 1959 or 60 Model, $400. Earl City, Kansas. TelephoneBR runs ti 76, Strong City, Kans. BR 3- 3-6656. 8212. Kleinsorge, Cottonwood Falls, x50 WAyx x48 Kansas. SB48 FOR SALE- 1953 Golden Ju- EXTRA GOOD 1965 "210" FOR TRADE- Dual wheel 14' bilee Ford tractorand (3 -point) Al3ri impl. trailer,tilt bed, all steel disk. Jerry Jost, Hillsboro, has bee Farmland Forage feeder box, for 14' horse or stock traier. Kans. BOWMAN'S front unload, extension sides,on x50 Nekins Farmhand 4 wheel trailer, $675. Also will trade for reg. Quarter JUNCTION CITY 01.-4,be Farm Equip., Olathe, Horses on new, used Casema- WANTED officers - Used parts for Al- Your Mrs. L, Kar.\ SB47 chinery. Otis Tractor Co., Otis, lis 40 combine. Herman Kansas. Kraus, Junction City- ManhattanArea ler, Be x47 Alma, Kans., R26401. x47 John Deere Dealer Greerm 1958 Frontier y. le home,size to the Kansas legislature. *. Morris Merrill10' Tractor Parts ContinueGain record against liquor by thejail sentences, and confiscation .rnes, Kans. Some sessions of the legisla-drink and another 264 headedof gambling machines have , For AllMakes ture have receivedover 500 pe- In Farm by Dorothy Storm of Clay Cen-been snbjects of many otherpe- parts at tremendous Power titions enjoining the lawmakerster signed against parimutuel titions. Good, used Farm use ofelectricity con- for action or inactionon a par- large inventory, low tinues to increase betting. Last year there were others savings, as rural resi- ticular issue. Liquor, by the drink or other- Gentle, trained prices. dents turn for and against daylight saving more and more to While the petitions haveno le-wise, is the most frequent sub-time, for a fair housing law, gelding, safefor JOE GOODMAN labor-saving and machinery and gal status, legislators dulynoteject of petitions in the past. for making "Where In The F. W. Myers, TRAC'1'01i. PARTS convenience devices. 97, Beverly, the ones received by having Unification of school districts, Ks Box 748 The Agriculture World But Kansas" the state Yard 5 MilesEast on 0 St. department their titles read into theday's sale of cigarettes, drunk -drivingsong. S847 reports that farms LINCOLN, NEBR.68501 used an av- journal. erage of 775 kilowatthours of About 25 petitions had been electrical powera month in 1967 received by the current session METAL ITEMS compared with 749 in1966. Us- in the first two weeks, with age ranged from 17 214" & 31/2"boiler flues a monthly av- of them opposing sale of liquor SING - Gravel Good used2" pipe by the foot erage of 3500 in Californiato by the drink. Three petitionsop- 38th year,call or trailerload. Also larger 350 in West Virginia. posed parimutuel gambling. 7276. HaroldStra pipe. The average lo., Blue Rapids. channel & angle monthly electri- The largest of the Senate peti- Used I-beam, cal bill in 1967was $16.80, up tions came from Clay County. x64 iron 20 cents from the Feed racksand farm gates 1966 average. Some 500 persons headed by built to yourspecification. In the Pacific coastregion, the Mrs. Chris Mall of Riley wenton truck parts monthly average Good usedtruck hoists was $42.10. ALE New Harsh The lowest averagewas $10.70 in the East SouthCentral re- COMING MAR. 15 - C & D UsedTrucks gion. Concordia, Kans. Phone 535-2770 6th anual consignment mach- EMMETT, KANSAS inery sale. $395 Legislature Not Please arrange your consign- FOR THErideof yourlife, ment by Mar. 1. All phones i Horn saddle from in Concordia: ride Milling.Clay Center, Kans. Short Of Advice es,$92.50 Key Tom Walker CH 3-1674. SB TF Sin appears to cause more pe- Rollit Lagasse CH 3-2215; titions to be circulated than any ith Larry CH 3-1714 $595 GOVERNMENT SURPLUS, other reason, judging from the CONCORDIA SALES, INC. petitions which find their way Field Jackets U S - $275 This is the best shipment we have ever received.Supply of large jackets won't lastlong. gu- 142.50 We also have a good supply of combat boots and overshoes, Salina, Kansas TA 5-4649 pa- some as low as I'm back in $525 9 2 c Per Pair with both feet Saturday t"$57.50 And looking for your business, WE GIVE COPPER as I did for 32 years. If it's new AUCTION ed, or used farm equipment you'll JANUARY 27 and FOR YOUR INQUIRY H ! ade Metal Feed Bunks; Feeder Pan- be needing, come in and see him- $1850 els; Mineral feeders; Stock Oil- self, Herschel. SALE Starts 10:00 a m. ers and Oil; Farm Implement Lunch Served Carriers; Fuel Tanks; Rotary tch, Mowers; Lawn Mowers; Chain Sale location - From Ionia, Kans., 21/z miles west and 21/2 $89 Saws; Air Tanks; Bondex Wa- miles south or 2 miles east and 71/2 miles north of Cawker City, terproofing Materialsand Kansas on an all weather road. MORE . . . IMPROVED 200 ACRE FARM SELLS 2:00 p.m. V-8 If you NEED ANYTHING . .. This farm has a nice 2 story 9 room house which had 20 I'VE GOT IT ! ! ! I sell EV- Herschel Wright, Owner new siding put on recently, is heated with gas wall furnaces, for ERYTHING from Portable Cor- has a roof and is in real good condition. on, rals to Ketch -All Mouse Traps ! There is a barn, a new chicken house, double garage, sev- $995 Leon's HOUSE of SALES, Box eral small livestock sheds, good corrals, 2 automatic cattle and G-1613, Hutchinson,Kansas hog waterers, 6 water hydrants, plenty of good well water, and P7501. Phone 662-5858. We PRE- 4, Wright Imp!. Co. lots of nice trees including a shelter -belt. for FER Dealer Inquiries . . . This farm carries a 1968 wheat base of 15.9 acres with a $595 Abilene, Kans. CO 3-2061 27 bu. normal yield, a 1968 feed grain base of 46 acres with a 41 bu. normal yield, sand 29 conserving acres. There is 18 acres ,2- Government Surplus planted to wheat. ood $250 ip There is 91 acres of cropland and the balance approx. 109 Navy N-1 pants with bib top, acres in pasture and lots. This farm lays gently rolling,has cotton outside, wool linedin- good production records and has been well farmed. The native side. New 5.95. Slightly used 3.95 grass pasture has a good 4 wire fence on all sides,is cross We still have a good selection onus fenced for sheep and hogs and has two real good ponds - if $795 cf mechum & small field jackets interested in a good stock farm look at this one. and plenty of oversmes. Also Buyer will receive full possession to the farm day of sale. un- pile caps, insulated bootlets, $995 combat boots, etc. Black cow, milking now avings 3 Jersey cows, freshen in Feb. Come in and look around. Machinery Guernsey cow, will freshen in Browsers welcome. 1952 JD A tractor, has hydraul- March ic,roll-a-matic, new tires, Brown Swiss cow, freshen in ro- $295 LLOYD'S ON USED and is in good mechanical March SURPLUS SALES condition These cows range 4.6 yrs. old St. Marys, Kansas 1966 IHC No. 37 101/2 ft. wheel2 Holstein cows, 3 yrs., freshen zeMr, ucks disc in March $225 FARROWINGHOUSES - New Allis Chalmers power take -off12 head of good young cross- 6 -pen hexagon- nronsrv. is,'Pt- trailer mower equipped for bred stock cows, calve early ed "Warm PigNursery." Save All Trucks are hydraulic in real good con- spring ?ere More pigs less labor. Fibre- dition Shorthorn bull, 4 years old $150 glass insulatedfor dryness. Reconditioned and AC 5 ft. combine: INC 8 ft. Hereford bull, 4 years old Completely equipped- proven. wheat binder, good; IHC 3 -pt.2 Holstein bull calves; WF hfr. Easy wintererection - no con- Ready to go weeder; Ford 3 pt. cultivator;calf; shorthorn bull calf crete. Reasonablypriced.Sea- 3 pt. 5 ft. oneway disc; 3 pt.Black WF heifer calf arly $100 sonal payments.Also pig wean- rear mounted blade; 3 section MILKING EQUIPMENT ing growing springtooth; JD lister. Surge double unit milking Rectangularfinishing buildings. TRAILER HOUSE - Will sellmachine, complete with com- farrowing houses 1965 CHEVROLET 21/2TON 1961 CHEVROLET 21/2 TON following the real estate - pressor, buckets, and 38 ft. of izer - crates - steam cleaners. Tractor, V-8, 348, 5spd, 2 spd., 80 series, 409, V-8, 5-spd., 2-spd., 1966 Van Dyke 12'x60' trailer $495 Hog equipment.Write: Wahoo- 1000x20 tires, full air. pipeline with stall cocks; IHC B-ilt, 2023 5th wheel, full air, steptanks. house, has 3 bedrooms and hasmilking unit with compres- E. 48th Terrace, Kan- been lived in only 3 months. sor, bucket, and 20 ft. of pipe- sas City, Mo. 64130.Phone (816) 60 SERIES 1967 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON WA 1-1145. 1967 CHEVROLET 4 wheel drive, 283, V-8, 4 spd., This trailer is just like new line and stall cocks; 2 IHC No. $250 x50 V-8, 366, 5 spd., powersteering, TRUCK body, loader with equipment, near 3 electric cream separators; 500 GAL. 11 ft. Anthony dump new. 1961 Chev. 21/2 ton 60 Seriesseveral 5, 6 & 10 gal. milk sale. JohnPROPANE tank for hoist, and cab. cab forward, has 22 ft. box,cans; several milk buckets. Manhattan,Hellman, PR 8-3668, 1966 CHEVROLET 3/4 TON V-8 motor, 5 speed with 2 - $295 Kans. x50 1964 CHEVROLET1 TON 21 HOGS - 18 White sows to 283, V-8, 4 spd., powerbrakes, 292 6 cyl., 4-spd. aux. springs, speed axle,fold down stockfarrow in February; 1 Hamp- NATIONALWHEAT grain & stock rack. heavy duty rear bumper racks, hoist, tandem axle, V - shire sow to farrow in Feb.; 60,, CONVENTION new 10 ft. beltdriven, good rubber,inHampshire boar; Yorkshire AT WICHITA 1965 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON $150 1963 CHEVROLET60 SERIES real good mechanical condi- boar. WICHITA- The annual con- 2-spd., 16 ft. V-8, 3 spd. positraction, heavy tion. 10 SHEEP - Suffolk buck 3 vention 293, 6 cyl., 4-spd., duty rear bumper vators of the National Associa- grain bin EQUIPMENT & MISC. years old; 9 whiteface solid tion forWheat Growers is un- Milk Cows mouth ewes, will start lambing derway Guernsey cow, fresh Dec. 1, the 1st of Feb. conventionthis week here. The milking now CHICKENS & EQUIPMENT 103 started Monday and Shorthorn cow fresh Dec.1, HORSE & SADDLE runs thruThursday. milking now ANTIQUES WAYNE 3 Hol. cows milking now SELLIN HEADS HOUSEHOLD GOODS DICKINSONNFO ABILENE- Wayne Sellin Mr. & Mrs. Bad Butler has beenelected president of s Dickinson the IONIA, KANSAS officers County NFO. Other Auctioneers: Gerald Zimmer, Auctioneer and Licensed Real are Walter Teetzen, F-tatc- Salecmon, Phone PE 8-2010. Beloit, Kansas, and Don Mrs. LeeSellins, Harold AM 6-5155 Legere. Hill Cilty, Kans - Clerk and Cashier, Traders Area G1-1 rz- Topeka State Bank, Glen Elder, Kansas. ler, BenNeuschaffer 3825 So. IP Greenwood. and Bob TAKE BIDS TOGRAZE BOMBING RANGELAND 18 Grass & Grain SALINA - Informalcompeti- How To Find ARanch Manager?tive bids for leasingsix parcels January 23, 1968 Grand Champion Showman at released land within Jolsonadn by Larry S. Hefty as. In June 1966 he was of grazing and farm with Dewey Air Force fog Where will future ranch man-the KSU Little American Royal. and took a iob on the the Smoky Hill d agers come from? CurrentlytheIn 1962 he was high indviidual Ranch, south of Manhattan. Range, containing atotal of with received by IposallY supply of managers is barely in the Jr. Division Livestock While there, he worked 3026 acres, will be they sag meeting the demand. More col-contest and the next year one herd. Engineers at Kan- Aerial' Spray their purebred Hereford the Corps of ogramsin lege educated men such as Patof the five high individuals in In May 1967 he accepted man-sas Cityuntil February 6. Spe- J. A. Bockenstette II &Co. Koons, a 1964 graduate of Kan-the Sr. Division of livestock agement of the OK Ranch nearcifications can be receivedfrom Pr. 913 234-2710, Topeka CowlesPt] needed Fn'derrl Build - or contact Wright Imple, co., sas State University, are judging. He won the Jr. Beef Junction City. the Corps, at 700 Abilene, 913 263.2061 Bulls showmanship class. It is Koons' responsibilityto Mo. yrighted s in the cattle business. in, Kansas City, Tribu: Born near Council Grove and Miles McKee said "Pat also supervise the managementof is a member of 4-H and FFA dur-helped students ready their ani-2200 acres of irrigated farm 4****************************4 Regret ing his high school years, Koonsmals for shows like the Little land, and 200 head of registered agriculttn did not fit or show cattle forAmerican Royal. Pat worked and commercial cows. It isthe othh as say disctu projects. his way through college at the goal of Koons and WintonWin- being But Don Good, head of the An-beef barns and was always rea- ter, ranch owner, to developone Div UP, levels of g imal Husbandry Department, dy to help others." "Assisting of the top pure breed herdsin Bureau c and Miles McKee, then herds- Miles in fitting the cattle for Kansas. "Eventually after we rate House and man of the KSU beef cattle shows such as the National show cattle at cattle shows ,storyquote Western Livestock Show, Den- official herd began to bring out Koons' fairs, we hope to establish a StockersorFeeders rsDA qualities as a cattleman and ver, and the American Royal, reputation as raising a premium otsiaistrati( Kansas City, was good train- showman when he entered K - product at OK Ranch," said by State in 1959. ing," said Koons. Pat. At K -State Koons learned After graduating from KSU One of the problems facing much from Good and McKee.in 1964, Koons entered the Ar-Koons on the ranch was the In 1963, he was the Grand my and served as an MP atFt. quality of cattle. He sold those Champion Beef Showman and Sam Houston, San Antonio, Tex - and bought replacement breed- AUCTION the dead ing stock which he feelswill be Every 1011 sell popular in the future. Don oth of Flu Good said, "Pat is quick to make t31/2 inl!es 1 decisions. He keeps up-to-date it33/4 miles on his purebred production prac- SAT., F] tices and knows the needs of his THURSDAY starts 11 industry as far as beef cattle 80,0 CA ern cow, 5 breeding is concerned." at t spring "In the future, I think the cat- ohorn cows, tle business will have to become sin spring more organized. Feed lots, com- 10:30 A.M. tom cows, mercial herds and pluebred is spring herds will be organized to pro- Contact Your St. Joseph Market Agency Sporn 1st cs ix spring tect themselves from low pri- tad to Whit4 ces," Pat mentioned. Talking of 5 steer the labor shortage throughout ST. JOSEPH LIVESTOCK MARKET ** ECU the Flint Hills, he noted that Ford pickup, when a laborer receives enough box, 4-spee training to be given a great re- ;eh rack, over FARM HACI sponsibility, he feels he might 'tiding1949. as well be on his own or a man- NJD A; 19 ager himself. SYLVAN SALES COMPANY, INC, mower; Johr The responsibility Pat Koons r; JD 7' MON shoulders as a manager indi- AND for, with fe. sprayer, cates his success at what he MEYER STOCKER - FEEDER harrow; Alli loves to do. His field of work is e; 2 15 ft dominated by veterans of 20 Sylvan Grove, Kansas 10 ft land to 40 years experience; however, Ater with ter they are looking for more machiner young men of his caliber to in- 93 consignors sold 1167 cattle to 61 buyers. Iowa and some househc sure a better beef industry of Nebraska buyers bought 652 replacement cattle. L. A. tomorrow. Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska packer buyers bought Pierce &Ha Ranch Manager Pat Koons the butcher cattle and hogs. Fairbury Feeder steers and heifers sold 50X or more higher than last week. Stocker steers and heifers sold steady to 500 VALLEY HEREFORD FARM higher.Light steer and heifer cows sold $1.00 or more BERM 6th Annual Registered Polled Hereford Sale higher. Heavy cows were steady. Following is a partial report on the sale:

WEDNESDAY Kind Wt. Amount County our farm3 1 Bull calf BH $46.00 Russell January 31, 1968 12:00 Noon ofRiley, 3 Blackwhif bulls 500 $25.45 Mitchell west of Mai New Heated Sale Barn - Sale Will Be Held Regardless of Weather 1 holstein steer 465 $23.00 Barton 6 Whiface heifers 390 Ellsworth Wean', At the Farm, 2 Miles West of Goff, Kansas, on Highway 9 $24.60 or 31/2 Miles East of Corning, Kansas 28 Mixed heifers 596 $22.90 Lincoln Starts 10:' 2 Whiface steers 472 $27.40 Russell Lincoln 17 whiface heifers . 803 $22.75 Cat 43 Females - AN Bred Heifers 1 Whiface cow 1000 $14.85 Russell 70 HEAD 18 Whiface steers Ellsworth Y cow, 3 3 All officially calfhood vaccinated. 616 $25.45 1st Dee, All smooth -headed and well marked. AU clean pedigrees-a fifth They are the herd -building type. Lincoln genera -ion clean pedigree will be furnished with each lot. 1 Butcher Bull 1390 $20.75 Y cow, 5 y 19 are daughters of CTG LAMPLIGHTER. 16 are 14 Whiface bull 292 $33.10 Russell 111Feb, daughters of MSF MODEST LAMP 5, featuring Lincoln y Lamplighter pedigrees. These heifers are well - 12 Black steers 573 $25.60 COW, 6 , 101v, to fresh; Selling 27 Bulk grown, deep -bodied, and all have been raised on 12 Whiface heifers . 593 $23.60 Ellsworth their own dam. Yheifer, 2 1 HERD SIRE - CTG LAMPLIGHTER - our eight -year - 4 Whiface steers 992 $23.05 Lincoln ll March old herd sire, grandson of Polled Modest Lamp 5 Black steers 576 $25.70 Ellsworth itthire cow,5 2. He has done a tremendous breeding job. Many FEATURED SIRES 6 Black steers 507 $27.75 Russell 0111March of his daughters are in the herd. We are limited HrTeford MSF BIG CHIEF 9-son of MSF BigChief.14bredheifers 57 Mixed steers 975 $23.50 Lincoln col inpasture numbers, therefore we reluctantly carry his service. Watch for his calves in our sale neat year. someca' Saline offer him for sale. He is deep -bodied, thickly D MIXER DOMINO 96-e half-brother to D Miner Domino 18. 6 Black heifers 402 $24.25 matomane; to cal made,heavy -boned,masculine,good -headed, The bullthat has sired many show winnersforthe Jesse 39 Mixed steers 731 Lincoln 'arlY spring Riffel herd. 14 of the bred heifers, all daughters of CTG Lamp- $24.30 b1,1,erefor gentle, and a sure breeder. 32 sons and daugh- lighter, carry his service. 3 Butcher cows 973 $15.70 Ellsworth d cor 15 heifers carry his service. `L'i and heif, ters sell. MSF MODEST LAMP 5-son of MF Modest D Lamp. Purchased in Lincoln 62 Whiface heifers . 555 si.,ered the 1%5 Moody sale. This bull was lost due to an injury this $23.35 .._Her, summer; however, you will like his 12 sons and 16 daughters that sell in this sale. g 26 YOUNG BULLS -13 sired by CTG LAMPLIGHTER. hINerentle 12 sired by MSF MODEST LAMP 5. These bulls Total Charges 2.15 per head- 20 head or more 1E: 'nits is are big, strong, good -headed, deep -bodied, sappy FREE DELIVERY of five or more lots to one destina- -,stockan, bulls that are coming two years old and ready to tion within a 200 -mile radius. LICENSED 4?":a wstpd. li,.1 go to work. -- BONDED -- INSURED ited Prior ti FOR AN ESTIMATE ON YOUR STOCK, Auctioneers: Jewett M. Fulkerson and Wesley Hays FURTHER INFORMATION, OR TO CONSIGN, Lunch Available Sole Day . CONTACT: to4yrsew es, For Catalog write: buck Micky Meyer- Phone 526-3295 Mike Meyer -526-3535 Fulkerson Polled Hereford Sale Service, Liberty, Missouri, Sale Manager, or Sale Barn - Phone 526-3225 fa...1111 Mr. & Mrs. Carl Funk and Edwin L Funk, Owners ment hand RADIO PROGRAMS: ,,pods and Rural Route 2, Goff, Kansas 66428 KRSL Russell- 990 ondial Monday through Thursday ctl,,,rrIPlete lia Rig Jan, 16. Noon at 12:40-Friday Morning 7:15 A drawing will be held at the conclusion of the sole and a FREE HEIFER will be given KMMJ Grand Island Nebr., 750 on Dial 7:30 Chard as a special attraction - everyone eligible. Friday Morning. crass & Grain dayFeed -GrainPayments? January 23, 1968 Grass & Grain 19 its budgetary problems 23, 1968 administration is by de-through on its tentative decis- e Johnson laying these payments ion to withhold price -support withholding per- until the 'dering new fiscal year beginning payments until later in the %) milliondollars in pay - July 1, 1968. By so doing,the govern-year." normally madeto farm - H Praying to ment could ease thedeficit in when theysign for govern - in February andfiscal 1968 and cut downon gov- DUROC tette II &Co. programs ernment interest costs." :710, Topeka Cowles publications re- The story added: fight Imple.Co, 0 13 263.2061 ed.copyrighted story in the "Thousands of feed-grain far-AUCTION and the mers will have to borrow addi- Smith Center, Kans. it*****% *polls Tribune tional money this spring Moines Registerquoted a if the Johnson administrationfollows SAT., FEB. 3 L ng agricultureofficial in SALE AT 1:00 P.M. nington as sayingthe decis- discussed at the 125 CHOICE BRED SOWS is being For Feb. & Mar. Farrow of government, T best levels Boars; Gilts sired or bred to ill the Bureauof the Budget "Crackerjack" breeds."Pre- White Houseinvolved. Duroc Sale mier Sire." Two top boars by quoted an unidenti- Long's "Perfect Star," one a The story Kansas Duroc Breeders Assn. full brother to sire of $10,000 lers USDA official assaying, Bred Sow-Fall Boars-Bred boar. O administration could ease Gilts Sale. The other "Star's" dam e raisedthe junior & grand champion sow at Indiana Sat, Jan. 27 State Fair. N show 10 a.m. - sale 1 p.m. Sows' breeding is "Royal Civic Center Fairy," senior & grand cham- pion sow, Ill. State Fair 1964 Sale Every Tuesday At 1:00 P.M. of my hus- & 1965. Due tothe death Horton, Kansas This is a great array of I will sellat the place 1 Purebred Durocs. LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE south of FairburySale 50 HEAD 10% DISC. TO 4-H & FFA & 31/2 mileswest on High- PUREBREDS SELL We pay transportation on 5 U. R. Always Welcome south. Holton, Kansas s & 3% miles Durocs Grow Faster or more bred gilts going to Phone 364-3311 SAT., FEB.3 On Less Feed one buyer. W. 0. Harris, owner & auctioneer Starts 11 a.m. Vern Albrecht, Smith Center 8 HEADCATTLE Herman Popp, Haven, Kans. rthorn cow,5 yrs. old, to calf in spring Shorthorn cows,4 yrs. old, to calf in spring Shorthorn cows,3 yrs. old, to calf in spring Shorthorn 1stcalf heifers, to calf in spring bull Old Taylor All bred to Whiteface ame lb. steer ARKET PICKUP Ford pickup, 11,300 miles, flare box, 4 -speed, snowtires, stock rack, overload springs FARM MACHINERY le! Including 1949 JD A tractor, new ;1946 JD A; 1942 JD B; IHC Somebo 1, INC. ft mower; John Deere 7 ft. new one. wer; JD 7' mower; JD2 -row Our old bottle looked tivator, with fertilizer boxes; Now our bottle's not ntury sprayer, trailer type; a lotlike some other :DER . harrow;Allis Chalmers like anybody else's.Our mbine; 2 15 ft.discs; old Bourbon bottles.

; 10 ft land roller; JD 2- Bourbon never was. w lister with fertilizer boxes. So now we've got a Other machinery, misc., hay, Iowa and some household. Mrs. L. A. Hanson rs bought J. Pierce & Harold R. Siegel, ucts. Fairbury State Bank, igher than rk. y to 50t or more REMINDER a partial AUCTION

County On our farm 3 east and 31/2 . . Russell uth ofRiley,or12miles .. Mitchell rthwest of Manhattan on old Barton US 24. ..Ellsworth Wedn., Jan. 24 . .. Lincoln Starts 10:00 a.m.

.. Russell .

.Lincoln ... Cattle . Russell . Jersey cow, 3yrs., was fresh . ..Ellsworth 1st Dec. .Lincoln .. Jersey cow, 5yrs., to freshen in Feb. . . Russell . Jersey cow, 6 .Lincoln yrs., milking

now, to freshen in June ...Ellsworth Jersey heifer,2 yrs., to freshen ... .Lincoln in March Ayrshire .Ellsworth cow, 5 years, to fresh- .. en in March Russell

17 Herefordcows. 2 to 4 yrs. .Lincoln old, some calves at side, saline balance tocalf in winter and Lincoln early spring 10 Herefordcoming yearling

.Ellsworth bull andheifer calves .Lincoln Registered

Hereford bull, 4 Yrs., breedergentle and a good (lore WIT: Thisis a good herd of farm stockand dairy cows, area tested.Your inspection invitedprior to sale day. TOCK, Sheep )NSIGN, 28 Texasewes, lambing now, 2 to 4 yrs, 1 buck er-526-3535 Also farm equipment,machinery, milking hold hand tools, house- goods and 4r complete miscellaneous. listings see Grass Thursday ez GrainJan. 16. 15 1 7:30 Richard& Louisa MARTIN Auct. FosterKretz ury same $3.5 billion a year,but Some Favor To Limit Payments, Get the commission noted that 10 January 23, 1968 20 Grass &G percent of the small wheat Bu Government In Farm -Buying Business growers got only 1.5 percentof the total payments since 1960, There is a new move in the get into the farm -buying and while the top 10 percent got 44 rn, federal government to cut downfarm -selling business. percent of the benefits. IH on payments USDA makes in Advocates' see that method of The figures for cotton growers Chapman s crop -control programs, in the of helping poor farmers get outwere even more extreme. rectore One single -farm payment to- opinion of AP farm writer Ovidof agriculture to enable others s Martin. to enlarge units so they can taled $2.8 million and nine farms At Minneapolis At Belleville thesftoart Martin noted in a recent colstay on the land and make a got over a million dollars. Trucks living. USDA officials do not look Trucks until tt umn that a commission set up 1965 Chevrolet D 2 ton c 1962 IH 1/2 ton pickup,V-8 nh ser to study rural poverty suggest- Currently production controlvery favorably on limiting pay- 1959 B120 3/4 ton V8 pickup overdrive, like new ylua t0pal' a ed that the government might programs cost the federal treas-ments. They argue slashing Papec power takeoffroller mill 1961 Scout 4 wheel drive benefits to big farms would USED TRACTORS dinatiognraalinNhF(1 tend to drive them out of the Miscellaneous Farman 806D th production -control programs Farmall 706D IH 6 row planter with fert.a monain Thursday Ins. boxes, like new cond. and thus cripple efforts to pre- I 560D s Farmall 460 gas 2 IH 37 12' wheel disks stl ietehi vent overproduction. Farmall 350as 2 JD 12' wheeldisks 0,\,Fpurdr FEBRUARY 1 But noting the public con- prices." Starts 11:00 a.m. adt Lunch Served cern over the size of payments, the commission recommended grain Having sold our farm, I will sell at public auction at the that the secretary of agriculture Chapman's 11th place 134 miles south of Steele City, Nebr., 1 mile west I/4 mile have some authority to fix lim- X45.41:0; hei white south. its on total farm program pay- FARM MACHINERY Minneapolis, Kansas Belleville, Kansas 32 HEAD CATTLE ments. In meeting the needs of Phone JA 7-2273 Twin roan cows, 5 yrs., calf1948 John Deere G tractor the low income farmers, the Phone EX 2-2101 KROT2 in May; Black 6 yr. cow, freshFarmall F-20 tractor commission said there is need FA Jan.; Holstein, 8 yrs., fresh rake; IHC bale loader OCK Jan.; Holstein, 10, fresh May;Dump rake; 3 -sec. harrow; 2 - for programs that would help Holstein, 6, milking; Blue Roan row monitor; JD 2-whl. those who want to leave farm- 6, milking; Holstein, 6, fresh in spreader; IHC manure spr ing for new non -farm opportun- gSTER May; Red cow, 6, fresh May;Hayrack, rubber -tired gear ities.It said thesefarmers 4 Black 1st calf hirs., calf inHayrack, steel gear spring; Shorthorn, calf at side.Rubber tired trailer should be allowed to sell their HE Spotted cow, calf at side; 2Dempster 2 -row lister, rotary farms - usually inadequate in black hfrs., to fheshen Feb.; 2 moldboards size and inefficiently operated uary 5, 1' Black heifers, coming 2 yr. old,Other Machinery Not Listed - to the government. 1130 P.M. (CST fresh in spring; Black Angus The government inturn bull, 2 yrs.; 7 Black heifers, 450 Poultry, 32 head hogs, alfal- YSVILLE, to 500 lbs. fa hay, misc. & household. would be directed to sell these units to operators of other in- SALE BAR! Mr. & Mrs. Emmet Fuqua adequate units who want to re- Harold R. Siegel, Auct., 1528 F St., Fairbury, Nebr., 729-3651 main in agriculture. S First National Bank, Fairbury, Nebr., Clerk Such a farm -enlargement pro- gram would require greatly ex- panded government credit facil- Friday ities. 11 BM AUCTION FEBRUARY 2 100 CO AUCTION FEATURING Lunch Served E EILEENM SALE Iron of Homep Starts 10:00 a.m. At the place 5 miles north of E EILEENMI Morrowville, Kans., on High- Awn of Homep Due to health we are quitting farming and will sell at public way 15 & 1 mile west & '/ EILEENMERE auction on our farm located 5% north and 31/2 east of Riley, 1 mile south. I 10of Homep north and 5 east of Leonardville, or 31/2 south and 1/4 west of GATES BARDOI Randolph, Kansas. FRI., FEB. 2 Iragrandson o Starts:12:00 Noon II bulls selling, Farm Hand manure loader to e Brown Swiss cow, 9 yrs.old, L. R. Nothern 568-2716 fit John Deere Roland 1.4them:4684.350, MALES SELL - Cattle Letz No. 220 burr mill was fresh in July ity to buy th 22 Hereford cows, 3 to 7 yrs.,4 ft. tumble bug; buzz saw Brown Swiss cow, 6 yrs.old, ore top prod! 5 calves at side, balance pas- frame & blade to fit JD fresh in April L'thow, they pro Brown Swiss cow, 3 yrs. old ture bred to calf in winterOld junk AC combine 111110tI Angus H and spring 16 ft. 4 in. grain auger Brown Swiss cow, 6 yrs. old, Friday 4 black WF cows 4 to 6 yrs.,One hole hand corn sheller was fresh in Nov. SALE HEADOU, pasture bred to calf in Lot of old junk iron. Brown Swiss cow, 5 yrs. old, For spring was fresh in August Ljungdahl, Sol NOTE: This is a good herd TRUCK & TRAILERS Brown Swiss cow, 3 yrs. old, AUCTION JANUARY 2 of cattle, bred to Hereford 1954 Ford % ton pickup, V-8, was fresh in June bull. Area tested. Your in- 4 -speed, overloads, stock Brown Swiss cow, 5 yrs. old, KRC racks, good shape was fresh in August Starts 11:00 an. spection invited prior to sale M.J. Krotz date. Electric Wheel 4 -wheel trailer Brown Swiss cow, 3 yrs. old, SALE Lunch Served with ensilage box and sides, was fresh in Sept. Se: Ralph Kul good Brown Swiss cow, 7 yrs.old, Farm MachineryDavid Bradley 4 -wheel trailer was fresh in Aug. 9 miles south of Pawnee City, Uebraska, and 3/ mile west. 1954 John Deere Model 60 trac- with hay rack 4 yr. old Shorthorn stock cow, or 10 miles north and 73/4 west of Seneca, Kans. 4 tor, power steering, LPO, David Bradley 4 -wheel trailer was fresh in July with wagon box 32 ft. Valley elevator new rubber, power block, 3 yr. old heifer 32 ft. JD elevator good FEED 6 yr. old Shorthorn cow, was Machinery at 1951 John Deere Model B trac-500 square bales alfalfa (in- fresh in August. IHC grain drill with seeler tor, power trol, roto-matic side) 5 yr. old Shorthorn cow, was 1962 John Deere 3010 tractor, tachments front end, good 150 square bales prairie hay fresh in July wide front end 2 -row AC cultivator; single 1952 AC 5 -ft. combine, PTO, (inside) 1959 871 diesel, Selecto speed row Co-op corn picker;16 ft 7 yr. old Shorthorn cow, fresh Ford tractor feeder; good 50 square bales wheat straw in spring grain auger; 55 bu. hog 1953 IHC No. 45T hay baler, (inside), 4 yr. old Shorthorn cow, was 1964 494A 4 row John Deere two 30-bu. hog feeders;pod works good 125 ton sorghum silage in fresh in June planter, fully equipped able hog waterer; 300 gal.wa 1962 four -row John Deere cul-ter tank. 1951 Woods Bros. single row trench 2 8-yr. old Shorthorn cows, tivator corn picker 300 bu. yellow ear corn (in- fresh in spring ANKONIAN IHC 14 ft. spring tooth and side) 6 yr. old Shorthorn cow, fresh 1966 trailer type sprayer, 6 TRUCKS row new. FEBRUAI evener, fair BUILDINGS, ic.r.:EDERS, in spring 3x14 Ford plow 1966 IHC No. 1600 with IHC 16 ft. drag harrow and POSTS, PANELS & MISC. 18 steer & heifer calves, 6 to 8 16 ft.bed, with hoist,38;00i at the Fa evener, fair 8x14 farrowing house on months old 12 ft. JD spring tooth harrow actual miles IHC 14x8 grain drill on 15 in.runners; 150 bu. wood cattle HOGS - 4 sows, with 32 pigs; 12 ft. AC straight disk rubber, good 3 -section harrow; AC roto feeder; 2 grain bunks. 2 York pigs, 10 wks. old; 12x14 baler; Case side del. hay 191669,000Docimgeiles%, IHC 8 ft. tandem disc, fair 60 bu. Pride of the Farm hog hog house; 2 8x10 brooder hous- rake 1946 Dodge 2to4tnosnPetruPeedickkuasa:0I0.1 IHC No. 27 mower, 7 ft., PTO,feeder; lots hog panels; lot es. 1944 GMC % ton pickup 441d1ceaofAnkonic good HAY & STRAW IHC 7' mower; Ford 7'mower 0 of cattle panels; barrel type 2 row sled kirlin; 2row wheel SHOP TOOLS a.%feature of IHC No. 5 side rake, rubber,hog waterer. FARM MACHINERY kirlin 1965 McCulloch chainSA" ye 999.35th, good Used lumber and tin roof- 1958 IHC No. 400 tractor; 1953 2 -row Dempster lister, fully jack; 2 E i I IHC 2 -row weeder with hooking; lot of hedge posts; 75 ft. Ford Jubilee tractor; Ford 2-16 jacks; up to fit John Deere tractor,hammer mill belt; 250 gal. gas plow; Ferguson 2 -row lister, equipped E -Z flow fertilizer spreader (n,r? 100th. works good tank with hose, nozzle and with fertilizer attachment; Dear- third :plee.Pr:n.laocteion IHC 6 ft. mower with tractorstand; cattle oiler; log chains; born 2 -row monitor; Ferguson 3 -point blade;manure spreadereral elec. motors from hitch block and tackle. 2 -row cultivator. 3 pt. scoop for Ferguson MM 2 -wheel manure spreader, 11x38 tractor chains;trac- Dearborn tandem disc; 5 ft. JD heavy duty fourwheel on steel tor wheel weights; No .17 oneway, 3 point; 2 -section har- running gear with 8x12 bedheaters; ;of1/2r John Deere No. 44 2x16 plow, 4 -wheel runninggear with 12 tarp; severalsl oefv ebraarlb Homelite chain saw: new jig row, 3 point; Dearborn side de- wire;8 on rubber saw; new Skil saw, 6 in.; vise; livery rake; 1953 Massey -Harris steel flare box elec,Ski 4 -wheel runninggear with electric drill; 7 inch t414.95:eds. John Deere No. 200 2 -row cul-post drill; % in. electric drill; 14 ft. Super 27 combine, self- saw; some usedlumber. tivator, good anvil;fencing tools; hand propelled: wagon: 4 -wheel trail- 8x12 flat bed old iron al John Deere 2 -row mounted tools. 4 -wheel runninggear with Several tons of Ns er; 2 -wheel trailer: 3 -section emriosucaellfaonernoeunstiotenm. stoo lister,fertilizer, Gandy at- Also many small & miscel. harrow; MM 8 -ft. windrower. 8x14 flat bed lvEs s tachment, rotary mold- laneous items too numerous to HORSE - 7 yr. old good stock 16 ft. truck bedwith fold - It &CAd_ boards, good mention. pony: saddle & down stock rack LIVESTOCK SOME ITOTTREITOT,Ti Goons 13% ft. truck bed 6 aAtnsgiudse cows, 3with calves MISCELLANEOUS 15 new panels, 14ft. ki.EIFERs, 6 used panels, 14ft. 1 Shetland pony,2 yr.old Lester D. It Mildred Butler, Owners l SAS Loraine Lindsley HEA Clerk: Leonardville State Bank, Teonardville, Kansas Auct., Harold R. Siegel, 1528F Auctioneers: Foster rKetz and Ighno Steffen. Clay Center,Kans. St., Fairbury, Nebr., 729-3651 Tom & Bill Hickman kkUUNDANL Phone WA 6-4422, Morganville Clerk, First NationalBank, Auctioneers: Gene Toby Clerk Washington, Kansas. and Ab. Christensen state

, aa.onsV,.cmorAm amyAr. w -avAr w WILLARD ERI Grass &G ticket, and maysecure extra woBuck Wheat,Buck tickets for guestsat a nominal January 23, 1968 And AHalf cost. Non-membersare also wel- come to attend the sessions,he Grass & Grain orn,Asks NFO says. 21 I H Melvern, na- In GrainAction Don Evertson, hard winterwheat, $2; yellow for Kansas of the soybeans, will be forced to relinquishtheir al director $3, and whiteoats, 80 Belleville bonal FarmersOrganization, cents. farms to corporate -typestruc- urged the state's NFO mem- tures," Evertson said. and others not tomake any Evertson said the NFOgoal AY CENTER Trucks is to establish contracts rolet D 2ton of grain until "such time and % ton V8pickup he grain trade or processors marketing procedures withpro- 4 'wheeldrive willing to pay a fair price." cessors a year in advance where- ALES CO. by the processor will know cel.laneous The nationalNFO board has Don holding action Evertson what the commodity willcost )lanter with ared a grain Pert, a and, in turn, the farmermay Every Mondays 1:00p.m. like newcotid ctive this month. wheel disks 'The NFO isgiving farmers budget his financesa year heeldisks opportunity to stop their pre - ahead and produce for thecon- Evey Tuesday12 prices," Evertson said. tract. 1(Thts. at low Evertson said many Kansas The boardhas advised mem- DEPENDABLE MARKET grain for the foi- "If grain farmers NFO members have started rs to hold take anyholding grain from the market, ALLCCLASSES L, OF CATTLE ble, prices: Yellow corn, $1.50 less, the cost ofproduction will white corn, $1.70; catch up with them hut he declined to estimate the r bushel; and they number. Kansas MARKETPLA one JA 7.2273 KROTZ ANNOUNCING HOGS The Complete Dispersion TOCK FARM Heifer Test: ROE INS, Clay Center, ME 2-3210 Weaning Weight IBRUEMEMANN, Clay Center, ME 2-2781 REGISTERED RACE WARE, Longford, ph. 3384439 Of First Calf Plume Aixt.28$1. NGUS HERD The weaning weight of a beef February 5, 1968 calf from a first -calf heifer is 12:30 P.M. (CST) a predictor of weight of future products of that heifer. On the MARYSVILLE, KAN. average, this prediction is about SALE BARN 46 percent accurate, Dr, Keith 0. Zoellner, Extension livestock Monday specialist at Kansas State Uni- SELLING 115 LOTS versity, says. AUCTION The prediction is on the re- FEBRUARY 5 4 HERD BULLS- peatabilityoftraitsinthe calves. Conformation predict. SALE Starts 10:00 a.m. 11 BULLS READY FOR SERVICE ability is 19 to 21 percent - not as accurate as weaning weight. Lunch Served 100 COWS AND BRED HEIFERS First -calf heifers in experi- ments that first produced calves We are quitting farming and will sell at public auction on the FEATURING THE GET AND SERVICE OF THESE HERD SIRES: of good grade also produced farm located 2 north and 3/4 east of Enterprise, or 3/4east of MEPLACE EILEENMERE 834 - Detroit, Kans., on oil road. A son of Homeplace Eileenmere 375- He Sells. good -grading calves later. How- ever, with low predictability of Clipper No. B-2 fanning mill, MEPLACE EILEENMERE 1108- sacking attachment A son of Homeplace Eileenmere 1035- He Sells. conformation, some deviation is FarmMachinery URGESS EILEENMERE - IHC No. 200 manure spreader A son of Homeplace Eileenniere 834 expected in a herd. 1963 IHC 560 tractor, fully on rubber, good - He Sells. equipped, power steering, Steel road drag CKGATES BARDOLIERMERE 115- LPO, L hyd., TA, fast hitch, 60 ft. hammer mill belt By a grandson of Dor Macs Bardoliermere 70th- He Sells. diesel, new rubber, very good - The 11 bulls selling, ready for service,are a select group, the very best 1960 IHC 460 tractor, TA, fast Truck & Trailers P 2311 ever produced at Krotz Stock Farm. Seed Men Meet hitch, power steering, LPO,1952 GMC 2 ton truck, 131/2 ft. Glasco, Kansas 00 FEMALES SELL- For the first time in 54 years you breeders have an portunity to buy the great producingcows of this herd. The 100 females L hyd., gas, very good bed, 2 -speed, stock racks, ered are top producers, and thereare 79 calves at side of dam - You At Manhattan 1960 IHC 460 tractor, TA, fast good an see how,they produce. hitch, power steering, LPO, Electric Wheel ensilage trailer, L hyd., gas, very good good Friday The Kroft Angus Herd isone of the pioneer Angus Herds in the Midwest. February2 1957 John Deere No. 55 14 ft.Electric Wheel 14x7 flatbed, SALE HEADQUARTERS: PACIFIC HOTEL, MARYSVILLE, KANSAS combine, Hume reel, good good Continued emphasis on seed 1963 IHC No. 10 16x8 combin- Factory 4 -wheel trailer with For Catalogs or reservations contact: quality will he the theme for Phil Ljungdahl, Sale Manager, ation box grain drill, power flatbed, good WARY 26 Box 1/09, Dodge City, Kansas 67801 the annual Kansas Crop Im- lift, rubber press, like new 2 -wheel stock trailer, all metal, Or provement Association meeting 1963 Case hay baler, No. 135, a good one Friday, February 2, on the Kan- wire tie(like new) 2 -wheel stock trailer with arts 11:00 ash KROTZ STOCK FARM 1965 Papec No. 35A 2 -row field wood sides and racks, extra M. J. Krotz, Owner, Odell, Nebraska 68415 sas State University campus, cutter, extra good hay rack ends Lunch Served Auctioneer: RalphKuhr reports Howard D. Wilkins, sec- 1965 20 ft. No. 401 spring tooth retary -treasurer of the organi- with No. 15 wheel carrier FEEDERS, POSTS, HAND (like new) TOOLS AND MISC. and 3/4 mile west zation. Co-op round 60 bu. hog feed- 1,ns. 1965 IHC No. 261 2 -row mount- ERICSON ANGUS FARM The 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. program ed cultivator, good er; 2 Co-op 50-bu. round hog elevator in Umberger Hall will include 1962 IHC No. 112 4x14 semi- feeders. wator several crop improvement re- mount plow, very good 4 grain bunks; 30x8 shed on rill with seelerat. 7th Annual 1962 IHC No. 37 12'9" wheelrunners; steel posts; old iron; ports and a business meeting. 12 extra large hedge corner The noon luncheon at the Stu- disc, good cultivator; single KANSAS SPRING 1961 IHC No. 37 10'9" wheel posts; other hedge posts; pan - orn picker;16 ft dent Union will feature presen- disc, good els; hog troughs; used tin; tations of two premier seed IHC No. 135 2 -row weeder railroad ties. 55 bu. hog feeder; Small stock tank; 40 ft. ex - og feeders;Port' SPECIAL REGISTERED grower awards to outstanding IHC No. 8 3x14 pull type plow Wa. on rubber tension ladder; 2 winter fronts erer; 300 gal producers. for IHC tractors; 420 gal. gas James Enix, USDA grain mar- IHC No. 27 7 -ft. mower, good ANKONIAN ANGUS SALE IHC No. 46 2 -row mounted tank, stand, hose & nozzle; JINGO 2 keting specialist at Oklahoma lister, fertilizer, good 50 gal. barrels; log chains. tUCKS FEBRUARY State University, Stillwater, will IHC drag harrow, 24 ft. and IHC cream separator; 2 1 hp. ). 1600with new 10, 1968 - 12:30 P.M. (CST) electric motors; post drill; 380 at the Farmers and Ranchers Livestock Sale Barn discuss the growing "Cost of evener (like new) with hoist, IHC drag harrow, 24 ft., and vise;v some hand tools & misc. SALINA, KANSAS Seed Processing." evener, good items too numerous to men - 1/2 ton pickup, SELLING 120 LOTS K -State will he represented Allis silage blower with 40 ft. es, 4speed on the program by Dr. Richard 2 ton truckas Is 55 BULLS 65 FEMALES pipe, belt driven HOUSEHOLD GOODS eoSe2rvdi,ceaof agrono- Case 12 ft. spring tooth and ton pickupas Ankonian Predictionone of the outstanding sonsof Ankonian Vanderlip,research 2 dining room suites; rock- feature of thissale. Also featured is the Get & Serviceof 3K mist, discussing "Variability in evener, good ing chairs; baby bed and mat - P TOOLS Farmer Friend 32 ft. hay or saW! 7s7;ere 999 -35th, one of the good breeding sons of the "Sire of Cham- Seed Production," and Ted L. tress; high chair; wringer type illoch chain ge; HoRmoeypallaceEileenmere 999 -35th. The, Calf Champion at the 1967 grain elevator and lift washing machine; 2 tubs on jack; 2hydralo was sired by this young bull. S W Centurion Crusader, one Walter, crop testing agronomist, 6 in. grain auger with gas en -stand. 3 hydraulic very to Macs gine on wheels, good rdtFricri P sons of the International Grand Champion, Dor reviewing the "New Crop Va- TV antenna and rotor; dres- atric fencers;se, _rooermere 100th.Ankonian Paragon 494th, an own son of Ankonian riety Roundup." Innes pickup attachment forser; 2 40,000 BTU propane tors fromthirdt IpnrteesidoetnionalReserve Champion, and out of the samedam as combine (like new) Wilkins will also make his an- David Bradley side rake on heaters; bathroom propane tarsi nual business report on the past heater; GE 40 in.electric :tle oilers;2 1 Son of AnkonianJingo, this is a real top prospect. rubber, fair shape range; fruit jars; dishes and Iv' A real Attraction. year's operation of the KCIA 4 -in. grain auger with electric 7 12x18 tarp; IlINNG other household items. ?veral rollsof ho of Ankonian President, these Ankony bred sons of one of the during the business meeting. mtr., 12 ft. f barb wire; 'esedms6st famous sires could be the answer to your herd Membership in the organiza- Tractor mounted weed sprayer ANTIQUES AND 7 inch eleo no so. tion, started in 1905, now ex- with jet COLLECTORS ITEMS .sed lumber. _A unl 53 Bulls, All of ServiceableAge, well grownand developed. IHC 10 ft. field cultivator on Enterprise sausage grinder; ns ofold iron 311u, ceeds 2000. This self-supporting steel lard press; butchering kettle; too nom Cows 65 FEMALES SELLING organization consists of farmers IHC 2 -row stalk cutter, full harness hames; 3 wooden bar - s items & CALVESSelf, will have a calf by sale day. many are young cows, each and businessmen interestedin type rels; old cultivator; single sho- Post hole digger, fast hitch, vel plow; walking plow. ESTOCK tilnicEITS, just the production anddistribution 3 withcalves the .kind to. start your herd. Foundation females very good Walking lister; treadle type as, production-their first calves. Be sure to see these females. of pure seed of knownsuperior 7 ft. mounted tractor blade, grindstone; 16 in. sulky plow; °sPho'fiEN..1!EIFERS, and these open heifersare from thisreplacement group heredity, says John Hammon, fast hitch, very good also few misc. items. any, 2 Yr'old cl be just whatyou want for strengthening your ownherd. Valley Falls, presidentof the SALE HEADQUARTERS:Holiday Inn, Salina, Kansas group. 0. R.Caldwell, Emporia, FOR CATALOGS WRITE: is vice president. Guy & Edna Rider, Owners PHIL UUNGDAHL, Sale Manager, Box 1209, Dodge City, Kansas 61801 indicates Aucts: Foster Kretz & Elmo Steffen Clerk: Clerk: Ma..fiklevo Secretary Wilkins Or of the KCIA Clay Center, Phone Morganville WA 6-4422 Claire Snider State P.- that each member Banker, Farmers National Bank, Abilene, Kansas ERICSON ANGUS FARM is entitled to afree luncheon WILLARD Kansas 67464 9 ERICSON, Owner- Marquette, :? EATSINS Leo Crawford. Feb. 10 - Farm saleand build- Less ings southwest ofClay Cen- Schnell, Sell Every Wednesday G&G Calendar ter. Cecil Aumack. UndE n11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111ffla Remy & Schnell,aucts. Jan. 27 - Bred sow and fall F. Renz. Auct. Galen F. Mor-Feb. 10 - Springspecial regis- AT ONAGA 1:00 P.M. TOPE ley. Changed from Jan. 20. tered Angus sale,Salina, atedebt gilt and boar sale in Horton, Sale Kans., Kansas Duroc Breeders Feb. 3 - BFY bred Hampshire Kans., Willard Ericson. J'udiciar YOU'L LIKESELLING billt Assn. gilt sale in Emporia, Kans. mgr. PhilLjungdahl; auct. a Jan. 27 - Farm sale south ofFeb. 3, 1968 - Annual 4-H & Ray Sims. AND BUYING ted an FFA annual swine judgingFeb. 10 - NortheastKansas in ther Gibbon, Nebr., Ed Scheve. AT THE ONAGABARN in a col Aucts. Pierce and Siegel. school in Smith Center, Kans., Hereford Assn. sale inWaka- Jan. 31 - Sixth annual regis- Also Duroc auction. Albrecht rusa, Kans., L.Eldon Gideon, gage in tered Polled Hereford produc- and Popp. secretary. Sen. son,ar tion sale east of Corning, Ks., Feb. 3 - Farm sale northwestFeb. 10 - Farm salesouth of OnagaCommunity Sale of Hope, Kans., Mrs. Frank Fred the bill Carl J. Funk. Aucts. Jewett Westmoreland, Kansas, Marvin Cottrell, Phone889-4461 or 889-4665, ONAGA, KS, M. Fulkerson and Wesley Silvius. Aucts Carl Schnell, and George Taylor.Aucts ing that Hays. Lee Remy and Wm. Schnell. Lawrence Welter andGlen Feb. 1- Farm sale southwest ofFeb. 5 - Complete dispersion Applegate. Steele City, Nebr.,Mr. and of Krotz Angus herd in Feb. 12 - Farm salenortheast The Growing HogMarket Is At Mrs. Emmet Fuqua.Auct. Marysville, Kans., M. J. Krotz. of Barnes, Kansas,,Willis Harold Seigel, Phil Ljungdahl; auct. Ray Truehliska.Aucts Foster Feb. 2 - Consignment horse Sims. Kretz and Don Roche. WASHINGTON SALES CO. Feb. 5 - Farm sale northeast sale in Salina, Kans., Bernard sale TRY US SOON Ireton, sale manager. Aucts of Enterprise, Guy Rider. Feb. 16 - Polled Hereford Roger A. Johnson and Bob Auct Foster rKetz. northwest of Lincoln, Kans., HOGS every TUESDAY Feb. 6 - Farm sale northeast Erwin Serrien. Leon D.Rif- Perry. CATTLE every WEDNESDAY All Sales Feb. 2 - Farm sale northwest of Marysville, Kans., Jess Ve- fel, sale mgr. Start 1:00 p.m, of Morrowville, Kans., Lor- trovsky. Aucts Thimm, Jur- Feb. 19 - Farm sale northof raine Lindsley. Auct. Harold gens and Rice. Waterville, Kansas, Noel C. YOU GET ACTION 31 R. Siegel. Feb. 7 - Farm sale east of Ols- Gnagy. Auct. Don Roche. AT THE WASHINGTON AUCTION Feb. 2- Farm sale northwest of burg. Jack Schlegel. Law- Feb. 19 - Farm machineryand Morrowville, Kansas, Loraine rence Welter, auct. cattle, Hill City, Kans., Wor- Lindsey. Auct. Harold R. Sie-Feb. 7 -- Farm sale west of cester Bros. Auct. Don Legere. Barn Phone EA 5-2266 Residence EA 5-2393 gel. Idana, Kans., Elmo Kemp. Feb. 2 0- Annual consignment Washington, Kans. Feb. 2 - Farm sale northeast Auct. Leo Crawford. sale northof Marysville, of Leonardville, Kans., Les- Feb. 7 - Farm sale south of Kans. Immanuel Lutheran ter Butler. Auct. Foster Kretz. Barnes, Kans., Henry Klee, Brotherhood, Lone Elm. Auct. Feb. 3- Farm sale southwest of Auct, Foster Kretz. Delmar Jurgens.Sale Com- Fairbury,Nebr.,Mrs. Law-Feb. 8 -- Farm sale south of mittee chairman, Gerald J. rence A. Hanson.Auct. V. J. Cuba, '

4: +: ii tl i i t . Less Sweeping CorporationFarm Bill He said it merelypermitted lay an increase of five inthe num Under Study In SenateCommittee ber of personswho may hold P.M. TOPEKA - The Kansas Sen- stock in a corporationengaged ready given in farming. ate debated and sent back to its enough considera- tion to it andthat he did not Ball cited a hypotheticalcase f NG judiciary committee last week know what of a stockholder a bill thatwould have permit- more the committee living in an- ted an increase from 10 to 15could do. Ballis chairman oftheother state whoowns stock in a committee. family -type corporationwhich \RN in the number of stockholders Ball said the has 10 stockholders. in a corporation allowed to en- bill was "not the' He said same thing thatthe unrestrict-that if the out-of-statestock- gage in farming in Kansas. ed corporation Sen. Steadman Ball, R -Atchi- farmingbill holder dies and leavesstock to ty Sale was." He saidit would not havethree persons, thecorporation son, argued againstreferringpermitted an would be unlawfully 4665, ONAGA, the bill hack to committee, say- expansion of the engaged in KS, acreage to be farmedby corp-farming because itwould have ing that the committee had al- orations. more than 10 stockholders. But Sen. CharlesJoseph, D- t Is At Potwin, argued itcould be op- ening the door to farmingin Carload Prices Kansas by even largercorpora- tions. He added hewants a more Gillette Car, Truck and TractorTires careful looks at it. HEADQUARTERS The senate then votedto re- fer the bill hack to thejudiciary Tractor Duals - Flotations,new and used committee. All Sales Start 1:00p.m, ENFORCE 10:30 CURFEW GARRETT'S TIRE SUPPLY IN JUNCTION CITY 314 Buckeye, Abilene Cross from Sears JUNCTION CITY----- Police Abilene: CO 3.2601 say they are enforcinga 10:30 Night CO 3.4067 (Don) Gillette p.m. curfew for boys and girls Owners: Clyde and Don TIRES ice EA 5-2393 under the age of 16. Policesay they will request the citycom- mission raise the curfewage to 18.

tilABILENE 141 Buys Pigs TRUMTRACTOR toes e SAPvc£ ,'2 Red Walmsey of Minneapolisbought ninepigs Reynolds at auction last week. He farms500 acres. eer at Kansas State University. Gain In Pipes buried below frost line Sale Barn will save labor of movingsur- Underground face lines and release ditchedar- ABILENE. KANS. eas for cultivation. Water lost by seepage or evaporation is Irrigation Setups practically eliminated with bur- 0 A.M. MANHATTAN ---Under- ied systems. and Shuylersays ground irrigation systems are this saving alone can help irri- M. gators stretch their water sup- Starting At 1:00 P.M. gaining popularity in Kansas ine from all sun- and are being installed at the ply to 10-20 percent more acres. Again many farmers and stock- rday a good, active rate of about 1 million linear An underground system, if pt cows.Steer men locally and from all sur- feet each year. Some advantag- rounding counties brought in a may cut expenses en- le topped the market es are given by Lyon R. Shuy- ough to interest many irrigat- big run of good cattle at last ler, Extension irrigation engin- ors. ;:ago market with a Friday's sale. One of the largest n somewhat. crowds we ever had watched uction them to our many buyers pay stronger prices for all classes, except cows. nice on selling them Hogs 11:30 a.m. take all the fat hogs The following is a sampling of a.leetwut BULLS cry small selling the sales made: Cattle 1 p.m. 1 bull 1580 @ KET and find out 20.50 14 whiface steers 509 p26.80 We had a vetacti-ve maAhet at OWL sate Thuitsday. 1 bull 1400 @20.00 25 b&bwf steers - 541 27.50 7Stocken and tieedet cattte wene 25 2 bulls to 5V highen. COW4 585 @25.60 12 black steers -- 513 (o)27.30 'we to steady with tazt week's manket. 1 bull 600 @25.30 2 black steers ----510 p27.60 The top on butchen JANUARY 27: 4 bulls 520 @26.50 17 blkwhif steers 601 @26.25 hogs' was $18.80 with .the bd.& going 6on. $18.55.Stock - 500 lbs. 5 black bulls 438 @28.80 7 shthorn steers-- 543 (o)26.00 pigs were highek.The. 6otiowing -isa tisting 0,6 some c;,6 5 - 475 lbs. 1 whiface steer-- 580 @26.20 oun consignments: COWS 1 whiface steer-- 660 p25.80 FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 1 blkwhiface steer --- 255 p27.25 2 cows 1060 15.05 2 whiface bulls-- 43S @28.30 4 black steers 562 @26.30 3 black bull calves -- 403 @26.80 le last Saturday. 1 cow 990 @15.10 1 whiface bull -- 445 Ea)28.30 3 whiface steers 527 26.00 2 black steers 283 @26.70 1 holstein cow- 1470 p15.40 15 whiface steers 810 (c)24.15 5 black heifers 575 25.50 1 whiface steer 355 @26.25 .TEIN STEERS 1 holstein cow- 1440 @14.90 3 whiface steers - 596 025.90 3 whiface steers 630 @25.10 2 black bull calves 495 @25.50 steers 570 @ 21.6° 1 holstein cow- 1330 @15.40 17 mixed steers - 574 @25.35 3 black steers 608 @24.80 1 black steer 470 @25.30 teers625 @ 20/ 1 holsteincow - 1420 @14.50 2 red steers 660 25.50 3 whiface steers 722 24.60 2 black steers 483 p23.60 teers870 @ 19.7° I COW 1120 @14.90 15 blkwhif steers 618 026.25 3 whiface bull calves 570 @24.50 1 cow 1450 @14.00 6 plainblk steers826 @22.20 6 whiface steers 575 @24.30 HEIFER CALVES HOGS 1 holsteincow - 1440 @14.80 39 mixed steers - 870 023.25 21 black heifers 517 @23.90 5 black heifers 304 @29.60 utchers214@ 19.96 9 black steers 683 @24.60 9 whiface steers 850 @23.70 5 whiface heifers 235 (29.00 etchers 215 @ 19, GRAIN FED CATTLE 11 blkwhif steers 631 (o)24.85 3 whiface heifers 583 023.60 2 whiface heifers 230 p27.50 utchers255 @°.15 .5 steers 1136 @ 23.10 5 holstein steers - 574 (9)21.60 2 black steers 1230 023.50 4 black heifers 365 @24.00 etchers 238 @ 2 steers 940 0 22.80 2 mixed whif steers 930 p22.70 4 black heifers 481 @23.80 etchers 203 @ 19.4 3 heifers 993 @ 22.00 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 4 blkwhiface heifers - 584 (ci.,22.25 7 black heifers 495 @23.80 2 heifers utchers218@ 19.21 955 p 22.00 12 blk&bwf heifers404 @ 24.80 1 whiface heifer 460 p23.60 3 heifers 960 @ 22.55 5 whiface heifers 539 p 24.00 COWS 2 black heifers 485 p22.80 1 heifer SOWS 830 @ 22.15 8 whiface heifers 598 @ 22.80 1 guern cow @ 201.00 1 black heifer 445 @22.60 1 heifer NS 364@ 15' 1105 @ 22.15 9 shthorn heifers- 499 p 23.05 1 whiface cow 1060 t 17.20 1 heifer 315P15',, 940 p 22.60 2 blkwhif heifers 415 0 24.90 1 whiface cow 1390 p 15.70 HOGS & PIGS 330 @ 15'91 25 warmedup 4 black heifers -- 432 (a)24.30 1 holstein cow 1330 p 15.60 71 mixed fats 230 18.80 605 @ heifers 809 p 22.05 22 black heifers - 615 Ca,23.00 1 whiface cow 920 @ 15.50 17 mixed fats 234 @18.65 9warmed up 4 whiface heifers 522 23.10 6 whiface cows 1270 (0) 15.05 39 mixed fats 240 @18.55 COWS steers 798 p23.85 3 whiface heifers 503 23.60 1 holstein cow 835 p 14.80 9 mixed sows 365 @15.10 $15mt:.w old from$13.00.i: 7 warmedup hfrs 850 @22.00 ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * 2 spotted sows 425 @14.60 from 4 warmedup hfrs 840 @21.60 ALREADY LISTED for Friday, BULLS 1 white sow 545 @13.50 .d a fewheiferttsw 1 warmedup hfr810 @22.10 JANUARY 26: 1 whiface bull 1700 (":2) 21.40 9 mixed feeders 150 @19.50 50 to $20.00' 7 warmedup hfrs 772 @22.90 38 choice Angus steers,475 lbs. 1 short horn bull 1920 @21.20 4 mixed feeders 160 p17.25 11 grainfedsteers 595 @24.10 20 choice Angus steers,400 lbs. 1 whiface bull 1330 @20.90 1 white boar 52.50 PIGS 9 grainfed heifers, 1 whiface bull 1560 @20.90 39 white pigs 16.00 mewl° hfrs -- 635 @22.40 40 choice Angus iarket was s°--1 400 lbs. 1 black bull 290.00 30 hamp pigs 15.25 Dod pigs sveig"go STOCKER &FEEDER STEERS 25 choice Angusheifers, 14 white pigs 14.50 rought$15.0sOintane 2 whifacesteers- 370 @31.10 600 lbs. BULL & STEER CALVES 18 white pigs 13.75 The 1 black wf steers, 600 lbs. 2 whiface bull calves 300 31.25 11 mixed pigs 12.75 r head. bull ---- 385@ 30.00 30 Angus & $12.00 to$1,05'C6 1 black 70 mixed whif&Angussteers 12 whiface steers ---- 341 @30.80 bull ---- 370 @30.00 1 spotted steer 230 30.75 piggies from 1 black bull---- 430 @30.00 and heifers, 600-700lbs. RALEIGH BREEDING, MANAGER r head. 5 whiface 20 young cowswith calves by 1 black bull calf 210 p29.50 steers- 517 @28.00 3 whiface steers 388 @29.10 barn, HI 3.3671; home, .HI 3.3547 14 whifacesteers 537 p27.30 side. £'1471 4 whiface ** * * * * * * ** * * * ** * 1 roan steer --295 @28.75 Auctioneer: Larry-Lagasse, steers - 635 @26.30 2 blkwhiface steers 373 p28.00 Ph. Concordia, Kans. CH 3-1714 For information,requests for appraisalsat no 2 black steers 455 @27.60 call: ligation,or inquiries regarding. coming sales, Bring your cattle call in at any time day . LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION UPLAM/vp me at any time,day or night. or night; we'llhan- 20 UP14.-- dle them for you at MARYSVILLE, KANSAS ne3492883 CO 3-3394 your request. LAI DUDEREYNOLDS Abilene, Kans. seu 41St.M Sell By COWS 1 holstein cow 1425 p16.60 Or Buy logoAuctionloGochvo 1 holstein cow [email protected] 1 holstein cow -i170 1 red heifer 570 @ 20.10 15.90 1 black steer 875 @22.00 1 holstein cow 1130 © On hece.i.p.t.4 o 5 520 ca,ttee 1 blkwhiface heifer 570 p 20.00 15.80 1 black steer -- 970 @21.10 1 roan cow 1265 p 1 holstein heifer 690 @ 19.40 15.55 out market wa6 vent' active. 1 black steer 1095 @19.10 1 black heifer 565 © 19.00 1 whiface cow 1095 p 15.50 Stocket6 and ieedeA6 wee 2 black cows STEER CALVES 1 whiface heifer 695 @ 18.10 1052 p 15.50 getting Ateady to Attong. 1 whiface bull 290 @29.10 1 blkwhiface heifer 740 © 17.75 2 black cows Aoso p15.10 AU gAarie6 oi k i. a ei ng ccuL6 11 whiface steers 448 @28.10 1 holstein cow 1200 ©15.05 HEIFER CALVES 1 black cow - 1025 p weA.e. 50 to 75tower. 18 blk&blkwhif steers-. 482 @28.25 21 blk&blkwhif heifers 425 @24.90 15.00 Bat& wee

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Modern Livestock Auction...West Side OfSalina Problei TWO SALESEVERY WEEK MONDAY THURSDAY Not to WICHITA Hogs & Cattle Cattle Only the nation's Hogs sell at 11:00 a.m. followed by Selling starts at 11:00 a.m. Cattle bated last our regular cattle sale as they are will sell in the order they are consign prices with( unloaded. ed on the books. share ofwo roib Roland Hogarty, Minn. 6 whif hfrs 338 p topic We sold 1,566 cattle and 1, 079 hogs last week. 24.50 S. &S. Crowthe, Rox. 7 blk strs 660 @ 23.50 Leon Riffel, Enterprise2 whif strs 677 p of Our hog top was $19.45. The cattle market on 23.50 Dave Koralek, Ells. 5 blk strs 489 p 27.10 Thursday was 504 to $1.00 higher on feeder steers George Schmidt, Mpls. 3 whif hfrs 390 p24.40 h and heifers.Cows were 504 to $1.00 lower and the Art Bast, Ellsworth 3 whif sirs 420 p29.20 Spokesme' HOGS yearlings and calves were 504 higher. The demand Bruce Mills, Abilene 4 whif hfrs 450 @ ed wheat 23.70 Lowell Larson, Lincoln13 mix hgs228 p18.90 pi was very good and bidding was very active.Here Bruce Mills, Abilene 4 whif sirs 596 p25.70 noted that Ernest Wamhoff,Lorraine 2 whif hfrs August Mayer, Gypsum 17 mix hgs 221 @19.40 a are a few sales made last week: 500 p23.40 19.05 price would Ernest Wamhoff,Lorraine 6 whif hfrs 731 p Art Weis, Minn. 6 mix hgs 205 p 21.30 223 ©19.20 CATTLE Chester Rolfs, Lorraine1 blwf hfr Fred Bolte, Lincoln 8 mix hgs 605 p25.40 229 @19.20 Walle Brothers, Culver1 hol cow 1265 p16.40 Robert Bronleeve, Gens.6 blk strs 481 p27.10 Dean Romberger, Sol.9 wht hgs 18.30 p ea Allencrwt Walle Brothers, Culver1 hol cow 1215 p16.50 Robert Bronleeve, Gens.5 blwf hfrs 402 p D. Manke, Ellinwood 25 wht hgs 245 oheni epc 24.20 219 @19.35 K. V. Adams, Simpson 45 whif hfrs935 @23.75 Willard Sechrist, Delph.6 blwf strs 783 p Happ Brother, Marq. 9 mix hgs 22.90 222 p19.40 Kieth Bacon, Baveria 1 hol cow 1615 @16.30 Willard Sechrist, Delph.4 red strs 831 p23.25 Art Guy, Abilene 11 mix hgs Leland Akers, Conway8 whif strs Albert Shield, Herringt. 8 red hgs 225 @19.20 Wm. Greisch, Salina 1 blk bull1480 p21.10 1098 p21.50 19.35 Albert Stanley, Berm. 5 whif strs 310 @31.50 Talbert Griffith, Gens.4 blk strs 593 p George Lutz, Ellsworth9 mix hgs 214 @ 24.90 222 @19.30 A. C. Perry, Tescott 1 hol cow1115 p17.20 Talbert Griffith, Gens.13 blk strs 707 ©24.35 Dallas Brown, New Cam 11 mix hgs Talbert Griffith, Gens. Eugene Tillberg, Sal. 3 blk hgs 220 @19.45 Ore:IIesirsc: A. C. Perry, Tescott 3 hol strs 1171 p20.00 11 blk hfrs 653 ©22.10 19.30 new preside Richard Johnson, Minn. 1 hol cow Pete Christner, Lst. Spgs. 4 whif strs Darrell Herman, Linc. 18 wht hgs 223 @ 1355 p16.40 506 ©26.50 13.75 Chapter Richard Johnson, Minn. 1 hol cow 1260 ©16.00 Fred Werner, Beverly 7 blwf strs 625 p24.10 Ernest Johnson, Brkvl. 8 red pigs of Lloyd Brown, New Camb7 whif hfrs 558 p23.05 Fred Werner, Beverly 6 blk hfrs Wayne Schlesener, Herr. 29 hmp pigs 14.00 574 p22.00 14.00 Morrison Bros., Salina20 blwf sirs958 p23.25 Tom Young, Canton 25 whif sirs666 p24.60 Robt. Kenpke, Jr., Ells.14 mix pigs Tom Young, Canton Bill Meili, Lincoln 15 wht pigs 15.75 Morrison Bros.., Salina20 char strs960 p22.65 13 whif strs801 p23.90 17.25 Bill Gardner, Minn. 6 blwf strs Dillard Dunham, Burdick 3 blwhif strs 432 Gerald Webb, Salina 11 mix pigs 657 p24.80 p23.60 14.75 Bill Gardner, Minn. 8 whif strs 585 @25.80 Walt Mustard, Abilene6 whif hfrs Fred Berkley, Tescott 39 mix pigs 556 p22.90 15.75 Lloyd Dauer, Brookville 35 whif sirs805 p24.15 Walt Mustard, Abilene10 whif hfrs Roland Bolte, Lincoln 46 mix pigs WEt0l 636 p23.00 16.00 Lloyd Dauer, Brookville 13 whif strs875 p23.25 s. &S. Crowthe, Rox. 12 blk strs 607 p25.50 Gerald Walter, Lincoln 32 mix pigs Jr.,

:1118j0a :ethteol Wayne Phillips, Genes. 19 blwf strs869 p23.70 1 Dean Chinberg, McPh.9 whif strs 948 p23.20 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES Ma e Bill Fuller, Miltonvale9 blwf strs 303 p31.00 LAURENCE CLEMENCE a. 0 ,d L. W. Baccus, Minn. 13 blwf strs391 @29.50 Abilene Phone CO 3.3091 Ill II Mg I 0 'a's. Paul I L. W. Baccus, Minn. 15 blwf hfrs382 p25.00 MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN Rancher W, s. Eldon Akers, Conway 12 blwf strs 1073 p22.00 Durham Phone 732-3371 J. M. Proffitt, Sterling 60 whif strs915 p23.80 BOB MUIR LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. !,CALIIV Salina Bill Grirsch, Salina 7 whif strs 912 p23.15 Phone TA 3-2963 tu... Bob Woodruff, Ada 6 whif strs1009 p22.90 Market Reports "4111EG( Carl Shores, Culver 20 whif cows p184.00 West on old US 40 plan Radio Station KSAL, Salina 1. has lc J. T. Hignite, Berm. 3 whif strs 420 @28.10 calves 6:45 a.m. Every CERTIFIEDTAY Barn Phone J. T. Hignite, Benn. 4 whif hfrs 445 p24.60 in the Monday, Wednesday & Friday otvioAK 913 TA 5-0211 SALINA, K'S' ICahE George Faelber, Ca rltonl hol sir .840 p18.90 thru H. P. Jensen, Hunter 2 roan strs 402 ©27.60 IEFRM 41 some H. P. Jensen, Hunter 6:55 a.m. Mon. through 5 roan strs 473 p26.50 Fri. 4halit 500 4j Bonded Licensed