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5.0211 913 TA "Star Farmer of Kansas" came as making 3 n 0 Hog Interest Of FFA Star Farmer vention of the Kansas Associationof orsi voca tionasi Bradford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Future Farmers of America, heldon The 1971 Star Farmer of Kansas isestablished with his own farming the Kansas State University campus Wayne Ki ag WO! an 18 year old graduate of Jetmore opera ti on. Bradford Jr., Jetmore. modern at Manhattan, July 11-13. rngl"lle HighSchoolwho The Star Farmer is Dennis Dean Bradford'sdesignationasthe slatted arroiv. alreadyis The identity of the "Star Farmer flu t disposals anda till j of Kansas" was revealedon the concluding Tuesday lagoon. H evening ihdf e,v program of the convention following 11n a film, "Seven Stars Over Kansas," ionsa which showed convention delegates ,kni iCeennoeundatceinlyguvedhe the farming operations of theseven eestiPeedYlrfs:ei til1(1\la;:it:anw:s: Agri al district Star Farmers. se may In addition to Bradford, who s the P was lisas N4111 the Star Farmer for the Southwest ed state District, other district Star Farmers in competition for the state As a titlechapter were: Bradford Stanley Hillman,Wakeeney,nor - horses thwest Poultry judging , past year Jim McClung,Winfield, hevos ihepp so. cent. Stilulcercit John Morgan, Concordia,no. cent. s Dwayne Messner, Caney, southeast
Phillip Shirk, Lawrence, eastcent. ThgPePBe\htlior°rh'fesdliceonloeibtinsreatsselerisee°°itaeli hors Jay Armstrong, Effingham,nor- 000 theast fn bei:tat Although he was reared ona dairyPopulation farm and had included livestockand continued dairyprojectsinhisfarmingIn Wichita program, young Bradford now is zuela sedgwick pita lom devotinghisfulleffortstoa County FFA STAR FARMER FROM JETMORE Earle said 'gily specializedswineproduction prehttuna rvre".., it The 1971 Star Farmer of Kansas, Dennis Dean Bradford of Jetmore, 1971.county zuela is shown here with some of program. emus sc his crossbred pigs at the feeder. As of January 1, Bradford's farming declined rtedin program consisted of 25 sows As of this past January 1, Brad- 13,323 inIYichibi and 40 bred gilts. county wide. Last fall he weaned 11.5 pigs to the litter. Bradfordwas named Star Farmer as a ford's farming program consistedof Total county highlight of the 43rd annual convention of the Kansas Association of FFA,held July 11-13 on the 25 sows and 40 bred gilts. During the populatirr Kansas State University campus at Manhattan. 1 was 332,151 past year he realized an increase in compare; census total of net worth of his farming program of Wichita's 350,195, Silo I more than $8,000 fromhis hog population was 263,226 Ve operation alone, and he chalkedup compared µ;- TroN an enviable record by averaging 9.2total of 276,554. pigs weaned per litter during the Petetteai 7/6,04.Stow past year. His record last fall was $500 DARBY even better -11.5 pigs weaned per SCHOLARm.
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etGa8aardtelei County Concession Standby Cloud nations since then. During the lastwetlands with insecticides. aki.., his worked for the company since Oc- several years epidemics haveoc- Vaccination in 12 Texas counties 1970, andMitchellwere Grass & Grain !eic; horseDisease tober, 3 own cured in Central Americaand part of tha 13th county ex- walking around the catwalk. Mit- 2ation July 20, 1971 1 culminating in a severe Mexican c°111111 tending from Corpus Christi ex- chell looked back toward Dudley and Yne King, Border From ,,nrilea!.1Across outbreak a year ago. tendingfrom CorpusChristito saw the man standing in the beans "ge h,ls _ad -ern ernfar The disease,transmitted byLaredo Tex., was started June 25. A with the bean level reaching a littleman continued to sink and when the siftedfloors America? mosquitoes, gradually has spread level a,..,vilig4''':,Latin vaccination program in northeast above his knees. of beans reached Dudley's sPosal deadlyhorsenorthward. Confirmed cases have chest Mitchell climbed out of the system than, Analertfora Mexico also is under way. Mitchell hurried to the sinking gian' He follows fat: alsocancauseoccurred recently within 35 miles of Any suspected case should be tank to get help. When help arrived risease,which man and extended his hand and has been issued byMatamoros Mexico, across the Rioreported to the Kansas caught Dudley's hand, however, thejDudley's body could not be seer. .eedig.ernent Proctiee4 man illness, Grande River from Brownsville. Program he Kansaslivestock commissioner Animal Health Department or the muted e veterMary aod ' Animal Health Division of The disease is similar to two typesFederal Animal Health Division in . ''and the ConcludedKing:etk Department. Theof equine sleeping sickness longTopeka, to Dr. Chin's office or to Dr. 1-1, the Agriculture ) 2 been transmittedpresent in the United States. TheyStiles, office in Jefferson City. NEW! BMB andull- man out who of has the ."41 riseaseFrA mayMit have iborder into theare the eastern and western strains acrosstheMexiesan .ft a vehicle whirinicbr"%::: of encephalomyelitis, the latter of ds POWERFUL - ao4 is Venezuelan equinewhich occurs in the Missouri and succeed.o The disease Sinks To Death ::;;4400711! As a member of believedKansas area. However, there is a h encephalomyelitis, lapter Bradford responsible for the deathsof somevaccineavailablefortheU.S. flaro strains of the virus -caused ailment. iunerous livestock 000 horses inMexico last year. Inside Giant oultry judging 11, horses were found inIt is not believed effected against III s week two V.E.E. the Brownsville,Tex., area with Tank Of Soybeans ast Year he was virulent Veterinarians say many horse Availablein6',Ph',12',15' t dent Comm-'"'''sanptoms of the disease, a ST. JOSEPH,MO.-Roger Dean widths; 1000 or 540 RPM. Pre- u -- l'gront:- r' owners vaccinate routinely against in of sleeping sickness. Dudley, 21, Bolckow, Mo., lost his cisionbalanced cylinders; 13/4" are an estimatedsleeping sickness in this area. high speed bearings on cylinder There life last Friday when he slowly sank shaft and drive shafts; twin torque horsesinthe G&G area "However, our vaccineisnot into soybeans in a tank at Far -Mar - clutches; rotating rear axle; belt guards. 140,000 effective, will not protect against thoughthe exact number isnot Co and was suffocated. Hardened, double edged knives attach I directly to Dee ring and U clamp, elimi- . the USDA long agoV.E.E.," Dr. Homer K. Caley, ex- VERMONT ,, 911, own because The victim and Richard Mitchell, nate twisting and lodging. Ground 913464-2186 )0PUlatiOn tension veterinarian at Kansas State 110LT6M, "MO 66434 DC scontinued its annual horse cen- 20, were working on a catwalk inside wheels adjustable for row spacing; parking jack for easy hookup; heavy- University, said. the450,000 -busheltank,sheriff's COMPANY, Inc. The infection is transmissible to duty construction. BMB In Wichita Venezuelan equine en- deputies said. Also A Complete Line Of Rotary Mowers phalomyelitis, or V.E.E.,humans, according to the advisory Officers said the victim, who had Sedgwick County assn., iginally was diagnosedin issued by Kansas authorities, but is ',arle saidpreliininar),Ns.c in1936 and has beengenerally,notfatal.Children ni county enezuela census vo rted in several South Americanusually are affected more severely eclined 13,32in Wichita than adults. e Old Crow's good tastebegins ounty wide. Dr. Caley said approximately 50 Total county populaheri] MONARCH per cent of the horses or mules was 332,151 compared:. contracting V.E.E.die.Early with men who ensus total of 350,195. Silo Repair Co. symptoms are a fever, sluggishness Wichita's population and drowsiness, with the animal as vas 263,226 compared wit: Trowel Plastering standing dejectedly. otal of 276,554. Augustisthe most dangerous love to work withtheir hands. monthfortheolderformsof sleeping sickness, Dr. Caley added. The threat passes with autumns first Anthony Clark has a big re- 5500 DARBY SCHOLARir C. G. SEIBERT hard freeze. sponsibility. One false move of ro ARK CITY STUDENT Owner FederalandTexashealth his hands and he's mixed the Ralph D. Wilson of Ark authorities along the U.S.-Mexican received a $500 scholl 23 YEARS OF border for several weeks have been wrong measure of grain for the Kansas State University EXPERIENCE vaccinating horses in that area with Old Crow formula. Does he ever by Harry Darby of an experimental vaccine developed miss? The proof is in the good Wilson, son of Mr. and in P.O. Box 993 Topeka 66601 by the Defense Department intended taste of our Bourbon. Wilson, will enroll in ag for human use. On the U.S. side of this fall. Previous recipi6 the border, authorities also have Darby scholarship an I ALL WORK GUARANTEED beenfogging swamp and other Lefever, Bums; Charlei ten, Eskridge; Darrell 4 Garnett; and Scull Kingman. CK BODIES
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Cloud agriculture students who have "The best part of theprogram is completedtheircourses. Cowley thattwo-thirdsofthe graduates remain in Kansas, about the beer hx County Junior College,Arkansas exact$4as increa,,,k Ag Graduates Finding City, has had an a gri-business major oppositeofstudentsgraduating .UJ per ba,....oce Increased for four years. fromKansascolleges inother aIncnThderaesOdeaanysnet "Our goalhas beentotrain fields," Hess said. "For thisreason det Jobs, Staying In Kansas studentsformid -managementalone, we thinktheagricultural Thestroneh- positionsinthe grain,feed andschools, at K -State,invo-tech by thethe Thisyear'sagricultureschool said. "And, unlike the typical field offertilizerindustry,"said Conrad schools, and junior colleges offer l"iLegislan". graduates are busy at their new jobseducation, elementary and secon- thepercent Jimison, business coordinator fortaxpayers the best dealforthe while education majors, engineeringdary we are short of vocational -this department. This includes money. allowed to graduates and political scienceagriculture teachers to the point thattechnical agricultural courses and "We not only train students for a all we are forced to fill some of these beer. students are pounding the streets sales management courses. vital industry, but most of themstay looking for their first paycheck. positions in the state with Oklahoma Jimison said there was a 100 perand help develop Kansas." At least thisis the word fromState University graduates." cent placementofthose who GEARY placement directors for the North "These are the job openings forreceived their associate of science FOR Co, Looks CentralRegionColleges of holders of a bachelors degree. Manydegree there this year. "We had four WELFAREJOii Price Up On JUNCTION Agriculture, consisting of 14 Mid-of the students with masters degrees CI i4 graduates that went back tothe commissioners western agriculture colleges. go into management positions infarm, which we consider also to be a savttt make efforts "We don't have a single studentindustry and applied research. Hess Strong Beer to result of our training, but we have no bodied" graduating who wanted permanentsaid most students with doctorate men 0/141." graduatesofthecoursefloating The price of a six pack of "strong especially employment who hasn't been placeddegrees go intoindustryorin-around without a job," Jimison said. beer" increased by slightlymore in the.1/ Children'ca,egory in a job," said Carroll V. Hess, deanternational research, development Many other area junior collegesthan one cent last week when '111 an saidone ofthe Kansas StateUniversity work or teaching. haveincrease in the beer tax welfare' and vo-tech schools went into recently refused College of Agriculture. "The grain science and industry effect. at agricultural programs, and all find a with the "Some areas of training had more department is the area of greatestready market for their graduates. counts hik, deAxand for new employes thanshortage of graduates, and those The Kansas State Placement others, but all were successful inwho have the least to worry about 1 10V ELECTRICITY Center reports starting salaries for FROM findingtheir placeintheagri- employment," said Hess. Thisrecent K -State agricultural ALTERNATOR yoil business economy," Hess said. department covers feed and flourgraduates to be,400 a year for - 3000 Watts Not only is this situation true as milling and baking science. those with B. S. degrees; $8,500 to far as the four-year colleges are "This is the only department like$12,000 for those with M. S. degrees; concerned. It also applies to the area this in the world," said Hess, "so we Fully Fused Ti and $10,000 to $15,000 for those with For your pro* junior college and vocational- are providing graduates to all thePh.D. degrees. Of the firms in- technical schools with such courses. United Statesandthegrainterviewing applicants on the K -State Our areas of greatest demandproducing and processing centers ofcampus this spring, 28 per cent were C relative to the number of graduatesthe world." are in looking for agricultural graduates. sales,sales management, Junior colleges and vocational - For Cowley County graduates, the foodprocessing,retailing,mer- technical schools report the same chandising, and food science," Hess starting salary scale was $6,000 to lack .ofunemployment among$9,000, Jimison said. CAR CAUTION SWITCH AT IDLE ONLY
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LANDOLL'S 3715P 3 Bar Rigid Shank removal 15 ft. Chisel Plow. With the simple ON ANY FABRIC PURCHASE. of three pinsitcan be changed to a 3 bar mounted 15 ft. plow with now hydraulicgauge wheels. TO ANY Reozany OtherAdvanced Features Make Landoll The Best Buy 4-H MEMBER DISTRIBUTED BY KLUGHARTT-THORNHILL MACHINERY CO., KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI IH AUTHORIZED DEALERS: Preparinga Proiect W.4 YS MOTORS BI - °nage EBERWEIN GARAGE - Alma NEER SERVICE Engel I'll°t° This offer good until August 15th FARM & SALES- Herington KENDALL GARAGE & IMPL. -Leonardville SUPPLY FARMERS UNION HDWE & IMPL. -St.Marys upon Must Be Presented At The Fabric - 1FLLEVILLEn us81 IN TRACTOR - Courtland Department, so & TIRE Chapman ANLDWELL - Chanute W.W. SMITH & SONS - Clay Center - Burlington West Loop NING WRIGHT IMPLEMENT - Abilene ,NcTIO-n1 CITY BROS. SCOTT - Lawrence HOLT FARM SUPPLY - Manhattan Shopping Center lu oohs imPI TRUCK lANCIS & TRACT. FREDRICK - Fort Scott MACHA-REVERE - Council Grove a.m. 9 P.m. GSON FARM SUPPLY- Leavenworth BRUNA IMPLEMENT - Marysville 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sundays IMPLEMENT MANHATTAN, KANS FALUN'r co. - Garnett WATERVILLE MOTORS - Waterville DaueIn1P. Landoll is manufactured in Marysville, Kansas Kansas Association of FFA, to bemembers helped conduct a defen-attend the National SafetyCongress July 20, 1971 held at Kansas State University,sive driving course, a car safetyin Chicago. Manhattan, July .11-13. check,ahazardousoccupations Other chapters placingin the ahomesafety top This is the second year in a rowtrainingcourse, four in the state contestalso will that the Eskridge chapter has woncheck,and aroadsidecleanup.send two members eachtothe Eskridge FFA Adviser Fanning and two membersCongress. These include safetyn4sPki top honors in the state cooperative ingrrian, Ir datfl1 of the chapter have won trips tosecond; Atchison County provideeutuirntinehatY's activities contest. During the year Corn- Adds More the chapter operated a hog feeding "qt coop which sold 4,850 pounds of pork and achapter loancooperative State Honors which loaned more than $750 to its The Eskridge High School Futuremembers. The Eskridge adviser, T. Who's behind the big Farmer of America has added twoD. Fanning, and a member of the mixip more statewide titles to its string ofchapter also will receive trips to the honors won this year. American Institute of Cooperation in cattle feeding? Announced just this past week asthis August at Fort Collins, Colo., the first state winner in a new BOACcourtesy of the Kansas Cooperative (Building Our American Com-Council. munities) program sponsored by the In addition to the state award, the Future Farmers of America, theKansas Cooperative Council also Eskridge High FFA chapter todaymakes cash awards to the top three was named as the 1971 winner of thechapters in each of the seven FFA Kansas FFA Safety Activitiesdistricts. The seven district winners Contest and of the State Cooperativewere Eskridge,AtchisonCounty Activities Contest. Community HighSchoolatEf- The Eskridge chapter will receivefingham, Concordia,HillCity, a trophy and a $100 cash award inHugoton, Peabody, and Fort Scott. each category, according to Harold The Eskridge chapter based its Shoaf, executive secretary of theprize winning safety program Kansas Association of FFA. Thearound the areas of home and work awards will be made in conjunctionsafety, traffic safety, and with the 43rd conventionoftherecreationalsafety.The chapter _.
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Kansas Soya. It's a mix-up that fattens both grainbank facilities your cattle and your bank balance. Kansas Soya custom -mixing. Precise, scientific cattle truckles.;; feedpreparationthatfollowswhatever If we brigs:; formula you specify. you, yoc; Kansas But maybe the formula you're S10:to using now isn't turning out the accordingic, table. results you want. In that case, Nol not just the men at Kansas Soya can livery, but every delivery. AllwerEUNLOAC supply the feedlot -proven is when and where. Calvin al formula that will give you maxi- Give 8, 12 it 16 foot sizes.' Hold us a call and we'll give.vts. Their approx. 150, 250 & 350 bushels mum gain. Or, if you mix your Callcollect and find out why Morris cc All Welded- W111 Not Leak 4.- own ration,we'll furnish the ismakingsuch a stir in customs,:: best protein supplement available: Sunflower feeds. LUTTIG TRAILER Soybean Meal or Pellets that are processed COMPANY KANSAS SOYAPRODUCTS COMPANY,IIIC (Inas - Telephones: Office 535-2610 from prime soybeans, nature's richestsource - Res. 535-2350 Dickens 27270. Emporia, Wm EMMETT, KANSAS of protein. At Kansas Soya, you'll also have round
rthe six s hastl Aluminum Barn Door Track breeding Scoop Help "PaylessPete" a The mark $6.29 five to hig Celebrate His Birthday! "U" TRACK While we SizeNo. 12 were o or 14 UN. FT. bt prices, or call us 32 LB. ADJUSTABLE Following "Bang -Up"Bargains Roller Bearing $7 10 Hangers I. Thomas le Honig, V le Honig, VV PAYLESSs Per Pr, Bowman, During ion Brenm Ar 1st row Leo ne Leonarlio WRITE FOR OUR COMPLETE SALES CATALOG TODAY
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&Jone; & Jone:ell Dwell & PRESSURE PENTA done, Electric Waffler,o CRIB BARBED n Waffler: D TREATED 11 FENCE Bawrnan,y, SQUARES Fence 48" high caC. Vonad WIRE 8Cattle 50" long 4 Co' IDEAL FOR POLECONSTRUCTION 1.rd Peterso Wire Kimball lbert Roepke, 80 Rod Rolls aita Rogers 18 GAUGE $13.49 5" X 6" ROUGH Cattle co' GALVANIZED MoFed,1: nits Rogers,( 12' $6.85 1/4 MILE$2.75 HOURS SUPER MART $7.85,1/2mILE $4.80 Man 14' OMNI 'NEM 8:00-5:00 Mon. -Fri. Cattleeeo' ELECTRIC. t.r 16' $8.98 FENCE Saturday 8:00 4:00 e POSTS IIN6944. V14 ti Hine. Maril JUNCTION ,r,.:av°443enst 18' $10.69 We: 25c 75 By Pass Phone913-232-7248 g R, EACH and 24 West le 20' $11.59 BUNDLES ca.' OF 25 LUMB s w PAYLESS CASHWAYS '-arne SS mc unity Highof., fourth. to ei .op The till safety the K breeding index. ansasFatr lfts4! may be entered. The event includes he safety The 1971 breeding population trophy apri`, eight show classes for each breed, Grass & Grain on, Provided index of 20.7 doves per route in 13 throughi,' the plus junior and senior fitting and - dation Central Management Unitwas one Award prig:: showing, and a county herd class of 17th Year No. 21 per cent more than the 1970 figure. five animals. In addition to ribbons The Central Management Unit andpremiumsforallclasses, July 20, 1971 covers 46 per cent of the land area in special breed awards willbe the continental United States and presented. supports about 56 per cent of the mixip country's Friday, August 20, is entry day. On total mourning dovetap Friday night are an exhibitorsinclude mostly women. population. Dove hunting is allowed banquet sponsored by American The plant will be located just west tg? in eight of the 14 states. Dairy Association of Kansas and a In Kansas, data from 18 routes of Great Bend near the town's air- calf sale. port and on ground which once was showed an index of 50.6 callsper The Kansas State Universitypart of the Great Bend Army Air route. This represents a decrease ofCooperative Extension Service and less than three per cent from the Base. StateBoard for Vocational Transportation anddistribution 1970 figure, although Kansas still led Education are co-sponsors of the the other 13 states. problems were cited by Fuller Brush event. as reasons Personnel taking counts stop at for transferring predetermined locations one mile production and supply to one central apart along a 20 mile route. The location. Turkey Shooting FullerBrushispartofCon- researchers record all dove coos Skill, Not Chance solidated Foods Corp., which did $1.6 (calls) and number of doves seen A turkey shoot is no game of billion in business last year thru during a three -minute interval at chance. Attorney General Vern such subsidiaries as Fuller Brush, each spot. The same routes are used Millerhas advisedpoliceat SarahLee,Electrolux,Booth each year. Parsons that turkey shoots are Fisheries, Gant Shirts and Shasta Fromthe dataobtained,the legaland notalottery.The beverages. BureauofSportFisheriesand Parsons police have supported Wildlifedrawsaframeworkof youthactivitieswithproceeds potential dove hunting season dates from turkey shoots. PAINT SALE for each state in the Central unit. Tru-Test standard latex house The 1970 dove season extended paint, white or custom mixed colors $4.98gallon from September 1 to October 30 with Tru-Test red barn paint, No. 430 adaily baglimitof10and aGreat Bend $3.98gal. possession limit of 20. White creosote base house paint facilities and automalent Picked For $2.69 gal. Tru-Test standardinterior wall out truckloa(4,. paint, whiteor colors - If we bring your. August Dates For Major Industry $3.98 gal. 1/3 to you, you'll hr? HP shallow well water sys- Some major constructionand new temwith12 gal. tank$84.95 Kansas Soya k All -Breeds Dairy jobs are in prospect at Great Bend, High quality plastic pipe, 100 according lop, which has just been disclosed as the PSI - 1/2'per 100 ft. $2.98 34 ", 100' $5.95 - 1", 100' $8.95 table.Not Show At Salina siteofallmanufacturingand Plastic tarps for stack covers, not just the ThesixthannualKansasAll warehousing operations ofthe etc. - Fuller Brush Co., the door-to-door very delivery. All weneedt: UNLOADING OATS Breeds Junior Dairy Show, called 14x14 - $2.98 of household 16x16 $3.79 Calvinand Kirby Zimmerman of Alta Vista help unload some the largest of its kind in the state, ismerchandiser I where. products. 18x18 $4.79 oats. Their father, EverettZimmerman, farms west of Alta Vista scheduled August 20-21 in Kenwood a call and we'll give youtle' Fuller Brush disclosed last week 20x20 $5.49 in Morris county. Park, in Salina. 24x24 $7.75 t and find out why Kasai thatit intended to move allthe For 4-H and FFA membersfacilities presently in four east coast uch a stir in customliec United States. enrolled in dairy projects, the event Mourning dove surveys conducted locations to Great Bend. is sponsored by the Agricultural For the G&G area city it will mean onsas Best each spring by game departmentsCommittee of the Salina Chamber of PRODUCTS COMPANY,Rif. construction of a $9 million facility from 14 central states are forwardedCommerce andtheKansasIn- 1210. Emporia,Kann to the migratory bird population Par-of over 450,000 square feet and the round For Doves terbreeds Dairy Council. prospect of some 650 jobs when the FARMRANCH stationoftheBureauofSportticipants must be between 8 and 19 or the sixth consecutiveyear, Fisheries and Wildlife. years of age on January 1of thisplant opens in mid -1972. Projected SUPPLY sas has the highest opening payroll will be around $4 mourning The data provided the Bureau withyear. million. Reportedly the payroll will breedingindex in the central some idea of the mourning dove Both registered and grade cattle Emporia )oorTrack SALE EVERY I STARTING TIME 12:00 NOON anhattan Commission Co. C. The market last week, Thursday, July 15th, was very Howard Peterson, Alta Vista 1 blk hfr 285 @28.75 active to higher on all classes of cattle. Albert Roepke, Randolph 1 blk hfr 565 @28.50 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 blk cow 800 @ 21.50 While we had a good many new crop claves, most of Albert Roepke, Randolph 1 wf hfr 545 @28.50 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 red cow 890 @ 21.50 them were of the heavy variety.They all sold at real Marion Brenner, Randolph 1 bwf hfr 535 @27.90 Kenneth Peter, Randolph 1 wf cow 700 @ 21.50 69` good prices, so if you have cattle to sell, either bring them John Waffler, Dwight 1 blk cow 925 @ 21.50 in or call us at any of the numbers below. CALVES Earl Moyer, Manhattan 1 wf hrn cow 955 @ 21.30 Following is a partial listing ofour sale last Thursday: Howard Peterson, Alta Vista 1 hoist clf @ 78.00 Earl Moyer, Manhattan 1 wf hrn cow1210 @ 21.20 ADJUSTABLE Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 blk be @ 63.00 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 blk cow 805 @ 21.20 4)0 Earl Moyer, Manhattan 1 wf hrn cow 950 @ 21.10 earingvi F. W. ThomasSTOCKER & FEEDER CATTLE Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 wf elf @ 60.00 .47 & Son, Dunlap 15 blk strs 575 @35.00 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 wf hfr elf @ 60.00 Kenneth Peter, Randolph 1 wf cow 1085 @ 21.10 I Lyle Honig, Wheaton 1 wf str 565 @32.50 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 wf be @ 55.00 John Waffler, Dwight 1 blk cow 1055 @ 21.10 Lyle Honig, Wheaton 1 wf str 670 @32.30 1 wf hfr elf @ 51.00 Earl Moyer, Manhattan 1 wf cow 1195 @ 21.10 Ora Bowman, Stowell & Jones, Frankfort Per Pr. Wamego 7 wf strs 644 @32.20 Howard Peterson, Alta Vista 1 hoist cif @ 37.50 Dave Nelson, Manhattan 1 wf cow 845 @ 21.00 Marion Brenner,Randolph Earl Moyer, Manhattan 1 wf hr cow 1175 @ 21.00 N0,32 1 bwf str 590 @31.80 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 blk be @ 32.50 Woodrow Leonard,Alma 16 mixed strs810 @30.55 Earl Moyer, Manhattan 1 wf hr cow 1050 @ 21.00 Wayne Leonard,Alma 25 blk strs 885 @30.50 Andy Olson, Council Grove 1 blk cow 1010 @ 20.90 Marion Brenner,Randolph BULLS Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 wf cow 785 @ 20.90 LOG TODAY 1 wf str 670 @30.40 Charles Shockley,Dwight 1 char cro hf 635 @29.50 Kansas State University 1 shrthrn bul1625 @28.80 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 wf cow 870 @ 20.80 Woodrow Leonard,Alma A&R Cattle Co., Maple Hill 1455 @28.40 Earl Moyer, Manhattan 1 wf hr cow 1160 @ 20.80 Albert Roepke, 22 mix hfrs718 @29.50 Randolph 1 cr red hfr 645 @29.30 A&R Cattle Co., Maple Hill 1170 @27.90 H. W. Havenstein, Alma 1 wf cow 890 @ 20.80 Albert RoepkeRandolph A&R Cattle Co., Maple Hill 1 blk bull 1185 @27.70 Earl Moyer, Manhattan 1 wf hr cow 985 @ 20.70 B&B Cattle 1 blk hfr 580 @28.40 Co., Alma 1 blk str 830 @28.20 Abe L. Vandiver, St. Marys 1 char bull 925 @27.50 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 wf cow 735 @ 20.70 Jim Parks,Wamego 1 wf bull 820 @26.60 Holt & Roblyer, Olsburg 1 blk cow1090 @ 20.70 Woodrow 1 brocf hfr 695 @28.10 B&B Cattle Co., Alma Leonard, Alma 1 wf hfr 825 @28.00 B&B Cattle Co., Alma 1 blk bull 1165 @25.70 Tom Mgu in, Manhattan 1 wf cow 1075 @ 20.70 B&B CattleCo., Alma Earl Moyer, Manhattan 1 wf cow 1285 @ 20.70 Abel.Vndiver, 2 hoist strs 735 @27.70 St. Marys 1 red hfr 660 @27.30 HEIFERETTES Earl Moyer, Manhattan 1 wf hr cow 1165 @ 20.60 Marion Brenner,Randolph 1 wf 915 @ 26.60 B&B Cattle Co., Alma 1 wf cow 940 @ 20.60 Charles Shockley, 15 hoist strs 620 @27.00 Wacek Bros., Blue Rapids Dwight 1 char hfr 570 @27.00 Wacek Bros., Blue Rapids 1 wf 885 @ 26.60 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 wf cow 820 @ 20.50 Wesley Nauerth,Manhattan 1 wf 930 @ 26.40 Andy Olson, Council Grove 1 blk cow 845 @ 20.50 Marion Brenner 5 hoist strs 678 @26.95 Wacek Bros., Blue Rapids Randolph, 6 holst strs 716 @26.80 Wacek Bros., Blue Rapids 1 wf 965 @ 26.10 Andy Olson, Council Grove 1 blk cow 950 @ 20.50 B&B CattleCo.: Alma 845 @ 25.75 Dave Nelson, Manhattan 1 wf cow 990 @ 20.40 Mar' 1 brin str 905 @25.50 Wacek Bros., Blue Rapids 1 wf ion Brenner, 955 @ 25.00 Andy Olson, Council Grove 1 blk cow 905 @ 20.40 B&B Cattle Randolph (lumP) 795 @25.00 Wacek Bros., Blue Rapids 1 wf Co., Alma 1 wf str 880 @24.00 Wacek Bros., Blue Rapids 1 wf 995 @ 24.75 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 wf cow 835 @20.40 Ipop eye) Wacek Bros., Blue Rapids 1 wf 915 @24.60 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1blk cow 885 @20.40 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 wf 865 @ 23.40 Walter Tessendorf, Belvue 1 hoist cow 1035 @ 20.30 Stowell R CALVES & Jones, FSTEErankfort Heidel Bros., Manhattan 1 wf cow 1145 @20.20 1 wf 185 @45.25 Andu Olson, Council Grove 1 blk cow 975 @ 20.20 sTooliiSStowell & Jones, Frankfort COWS towell 1blkstrbc 205 @42.25 Cattle Co., Alma 1 wf cow 790 @23.25 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 blk cow1005 @ 20.10 005 B&B John Waffler, °neP' Frankfort 1 blk str 195 @41.75 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 bra cow 890 @23.20 Holt & Roblyer, Olsburg 1 blk cow 1340 @ 19.90 9 blk strs 940 @23.20 Dwight 502 @35.40 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 blk cow C. T. Kimball, Harveyville 1 blk cow 930 @ 19.90 0 Ora Bowman 8 blk strs 493 @35.30 1 wf cow 955 @22.50 12Y, GA. 6'- Wacek Bros., Blue Rapids Stowell & Jones, Frankfort blk cow 845 @ 19.80 BARB 1 wf str [email protected] 1 wf cow 755 @22.20 (Bad eye) 2 PT. 6i:adefrei Stowell & Jones, Frankfort ja8,4BeecoCawttmV:nn''ad'Wa-a:mg?ernhedt:arPoint 1 char str 380 @33.90 B&B Cattle Co., Alma 1 wf cow 935 @22.20 Andy Olson, Council Grove 1 blk cow 1015 @19.70 mplEeCl 22.00 51001 CowardKi 1 blk str 480 @33.80 F. W. Thomas & Son, Dunlap 1 blk cow 935 @ Heidel Bros., Manhattan 1 wf cow 995 @19.70 ,rinaP:rvAelytaviVileista 1 blk str 33.75 1 blk cow 865 @21.90 1,1 1.49 330 @ Andy Olson, Council Grove F. W. Thomas & Son, Dunlap 1 blk cow 765 @19.50 1 char str 505 @32.25 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 wf cow 905 @21.90 Galen Bosse, Wheaton I wf cow, 1055 @18.00 with Oh `':' 6 blk strs 565 @31.90 1 blk cow 790 @21.90 (Bad eye) ' pc'niritall°ePk'eCafi_ogens:CedanadolphImraPoint Stowell & Jones, Frankfort Rolls B&B 1 wf str 530 @31.80 )(Badblk cow 810 @21.90 Albert Roepke, Randolph 1 blk cow 685 @ 18.00 SO Rod Stowell St Jones, Frankfort John mcurlaedCdo., 1 blk wf str485 @31.80 eye) Galen Bosse, Wheaton 815 @ 17.75 "' Olsburg 1 char str 555 @31.50 1 wf cow [email protected] Badf eye) "aRogers, CedarPoint Kenneth Peter, Randolph 1 hoist str 465 @29.80 Earl Moyer, Manhattan 1 wf hrn cow 890 @21.80 'FOR ESTIMATES Stowell & Jones, Frankfort 1 wf cow 990 @21.80 W. E. DUGAN. ..Alta Vista, 229-6430 HEIFER CALVES 945 @21.60 Irvine, Manhattan Andy Olson, Council Grove 1 blk cow JOE RAINE ... Maple Hill, 663-2226Consignment Reports Cattle 1 bwf hfr 330 @33.70 Stowell & Jones, Frankfort ) wf cow 960 @21.50 Co., I m a (Bad eye) DON WELLS. .. Manhattan, 539-3744WIBW Radio 6:30 a.m. I wf hfr_ 320 @33.30 MERVIN SEXTON. Abilene, 263-3449 Thursdays 8:arv"vieCAlma 1 wf hfr 320 @33.30 Galen 0daCedarPoint WALT SUTTER. Junc. City, 238-5685 1 char hfr 305 @33.30 2 CHAROLAIS BULLS CONSIGNED WIBW-TV 12:15 noon eat BARN PHONE.. Manhattan, 776-4815 Wednesdays sseWheaton lwfhfr [email protected] FOR THURSDAY, JULY 22nd Irvine, lwfhfr [email protected] 7/8th; one is 15/16th 1 bwf hfr 385 @32.40 Both are 2 years old, One is BUYING FAT HOGS KlaVenstein, Alma At Manhattan Every weekday except Thursday and Friday. T. II, Harveyville lwfhfr [email protected] ALSO SELLING: 1 bwf hfr At Eskridge Every Wednesday At Alta Vista Every Saturday 475 @31.10 One extra good c:ewhorse,gentle for women and children. 413C le Co., Alma 5 wf hfrs 516 @30.10 Buying hours 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. except Manhattan. For information 1 blk hfr 515 @29.50 Weight approximately 1000. IJ'ilMerr3tars(Z:Pk°e,"gnmdaolph call the barn in Manhattan, 776-4815. Or you may call Joe Raine 1, Wa 2 blk hfrs 462 @29.50 meg° 5 wf hfrs 566 @29.20 Auctioneer:foe Raine at Maple Hill 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449-2347. providing each company with an More Civilian Jobs, More Soldier industrial type vacuum cleaner and establishing mobile repair teams for . unit television sets and day room Volunteers From Ft. Riley Program? furniture. Hospital out -patient services will FORT RILEY (Special)-VOLARas a test project; and replace 78be upgraded by the purchase of (volunteer Army),a programsoldiers currently on duty for theadditional equipment and hiring 56 designed Post Engineers and Special Service torelievesoldiersof toimprove routine duties by turning them over Section. civilian employes Other professional improvementshospital services. to civilian employes has been im- be plemented at Ft. Riley, militaryinclude purchase oflabor-saving On -posttransportationwill officials here say. equipment such as street sweepersimproved by providing an Army bus Ft. Riley has been authorized to and leaf raking machines to reduceservice with civilian drivers during spend $3,764,000 in the 1972 fiscal the amount of time soldiers spend onnonduty hours. An all-weather bus year, which started July 1, to fundpolice call. stationwillbe constructed and VOLAR, a test program of the Ar- Improvingthein andoutmilitary taxiservice will be in- my's much larger Modern Volunteerprocessing center by staffing it withcreased; civilian drivers are to be Army (MVA) project. / civilian employes who will relieve used. Several hundred civilians will besoldiers of special duties. Other VOLAR projects include an hired in an effort to move toward a Training and educational im-expandeddrugabuseprogram, moreprofessionalArmyby provements include installing a postupgrading service clubs by more relievingtroopsofnon-MOS educational center TV system to beand better quality entertainment, (Militaryoccupationalskills) usedintraining;increasing theimproving post TV service by duties. number of counselors at the centerproviding color sets for units, im- An Army spokesman said VOLAR and upgrading the center by usingproving chapelfacilitiesand in- would help Ft. Riley move alongreading kits and reproductioncreasingthe capabilitiesofthe three broad avenues toward im- equipment. Army Community Service center by plementing MVA-improved Life style improvements includepurchasing needed equipment. professionalism, an improved lifemaking major repairs in all billets; styleforthesoldierandhis providing air conditioners in all day dependents and enhancedpublic rooms; furnishing china for all messRed China Wheat esteem for the individual soldier and halls;providing room dividers ; the Army. installing a telephone on each floor Professional improvements in-.of barracks; providing a desk, rug,Favor To Canada K -STATE RS ANALYZEWHEAT SAMPLES cludehiringcivilianstocollectlamp and chairforevery four WITH RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL refuse, serve as janitors for servicesoldiersandmusicintroop Aussies Lose Pat Ervin (left), Horton,and Tom Roberts clubs, theatres and other common Jr., barracks. graduate students in nuclear engineering use buildings; perform KP (kitchen Other plans are for increasing the A high Communist Chinese official at Kansas Stetql, hasindicatedthatPekinghas think californium -252, anew man-made radioactive police) for four infantry battalions r112::,; number of items in self help stores; unlimitedpossibilities for research shifted lucrative wheat purchases benefitingman. KStir fromAustraliatoCanadafor are checking to see if the materialcan be used effective!h "political" reasons, Gough protein analysis of cereal grains. Scientists often analyze a Whitlam, leader of an Australian material by exposingit to rc-: Laborpartydelegationnowin radioactive material. Californium-252is regarded Peking, has declared. uable in this technique because as espe:e Full Years it does not destroytheta;, WEGELE Whitlam, speaking to Australian as do most otherradioactive materials. Wheat can be tested and then planted. varieties, fv. correspondents with the 4 -man K -State will receiveoveN million dollars' SCOOTER mission, said he had been given this worth of Californium -252on loan from! understanding duringameeting Energy Commission. MOWER, withtheCommunistChinese relationshipbetweenthetwo Pleven performance since 1948.71/4, HP minister of foreign trade, Pai in theagreement.:: Engine, 24" Cut, power for all conditions. countries. Hsiang Kuo. Whitlam said he had been led to endorse the claim. Beet maneuverability. Wheels do not run A communique issued in Peking at as uncut grass. 3 speeds forward and re. believethatAustraliastood the conclusionof a verse. Mowing speeds to 6 MPH, travelina The &warEveryone Wonft avisitby a chance of competing equally for WE RECORD speed 12 to 15 MPH. Also 30".and 36"poders. Canadian trade mission stated that Canada would receive preference as wheat trade, worth more than $100 HARDY Supply Co.Yxllsrills liana milliona year ifCanberra a supplier of wheat to mainland established diplomatic relations China because of the diplomatic with Peking. The Labor party leader, who leads theparliamentaryoppositionto BARDENHEIE Prime Minister William McMahon's government, said he believed that Australiacould opendiplomatic relations with mainland China on the sametermsasCanada. The agreement between Canada and MAC Peking states that the Canadians A PREMIUM RED BARDENHEIER'S WINE "takenote"oftheCommunist ST. LOUIS, M6 Chinese claim to Taiwan. However Citizens State Bail
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Condensed Statement
At Close of Business, June30,1971
RESOURCES...... Loans ...... Bank Premises ...... Municipal Bonds 0 $600,000.0 Federal Funds Sold ...... 734,64631 United States Obligations ...... 1200000 ,n1 Federal Agency Securities ...... $31; Cash & Sight Exchange...... 375,556,73 TOTAL ......
SAVEMONEY LIABILITIES Capital Stock ...... '75,000.00 .. 125,000.00 Surplus 137,07834 Undivided Profits 17,455.13 Reserves SAVE TIME "3601, Total Capital Accounts ...... ' Deposits ...... :$3,961, You get liberaldiscounts when TOTAL ...... in bulk. you buy Co-op Feeds We'll deliver toyour location.Eliminate bags statement iscorrect. and extra labor. The above Vice Pres, T. ArganbrightJr., Exc.
Fanners Union ElevatorCo. reenleaf Lindsborg-Falun ers Union Co-op DIRECTORS Clay Center -Bala Farmers Co-op Elevator OFFICERS & Boa,d Bndgeport Assn. of the -Miltonvale-Leonardville Greenleaf -Linn J. A. Thompson,Chairman Musii, P -Washington ker 0i) anliattan G. T. Argan b right,PreOsFidFe N. Stry , Farmers Cooperative Assn. Carlton G. T.. Arganbright Jr. Exc. Vice-Pres.Joyce MAl Manhattan -Alta Vista Farm Co-op Assn. Earl V. DeWyke, Cashier -Westmoreland-Onaga Carlton J. T.Thomps9nSophie Telephone31 "WM
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137,016' FORD . ' 11,455.13 351' Ki0C 30/ , ' ... .$3,96 Open Evenings 2nd & Houston test 6. -\ ent is vice Pr Until 9:00 irite)rmight Jr.,Exc. MANHATTAN, KANSAS Phone 913 778-3525 (100 nig- nod CERS of the 'a Chair, sophieter,* on, nt joyceN.StL",m,Pfl Vice'Pres.
ThorriPs91 USDA is finding increasing evidenceillness are the same. Swine are USDA Says No that the certification program,potential carriersfor many lep- July 20, 1971 sponsored by the American Nationaltospiral infections in other animald. Basis On DES Cattlemen's Association, the Animal Collaborating with Dr. Cook on the Health Institute, and several othersurvey:Dr. Harry D.Anthony, industry organizations, is effective.director, Veterinary Diagnostic Residue In Beef The program emphasizes theLaboratory, Manhattan, and Dr. American consumers need noteducating of the producer in the safeRoy J. Milleret, assistant professor worry that the beef they buy mayuse of animal drugs and requires ain the KSU department of surgery contain residuesofthe growth -certification that meat animals areand medicine. promoting feed additivewithdrawn from drugs within FDA - Dr. Cook, Lt. Col. (Ret.) in the Air Diethylstilbesterol (DES), AssistantspecifiedtimeperiodspriortoForce veterinary corps, has been a Secretary of Agriculture Richard E.slaughter. KSU pathology faculty member Lyng reports. since fall 1969. His Ph.D dissertation Concerning recent inquiries to the was a study of leptospirosis. U. S. Department of Agriculture, Milkpr Lyng said: ontinlleit krels. 'Chi: "USDA's tests show that no redNew Veterinary ase of tY meat containing detectable levels of $4.61 CURRENT NIXON EDGE DES residues weight hasreachedtheStudy Of Lepto OVER TED KENNEDY CROSSBRED EXPERIMENTS consumer. The U.S. MeatAnimalResearch Center likely to IfPresident Nixon,Senator experimental herd at Clay Center, "The Meat and Poultry Inspection Three veterinary college faculty of beef cows.These Angus Nib, Kennedy, and Governor Wallace of with them calves and Herefordr,," the 0.9-W ,Program of USDA's Consumer andmembers at Kansas State bred by Charolais,Simmental Alabama were in a race for the Two infant programs toevaluate the and 1970. MarketingServiceisnow con-University,Manhattan,arecon- breedsare amongthe first projects usefulness0of imort; one Nag) presidency right now, Nixon would at the Nebraska stationp. ducting a broader, statisticallyducting a study of leptospirosis-a weight -gaining ability from birththru weaning. lk produ get 44 percent of the vote, Kennedy efficiency. Another designed survey which will involvebacterial disease affecting domestic conci,:i ripsfor 36 percent, and Wallace 13 percent, All the heifer calves fromthe 6,000 meat animal samples toand wild animalsand man-in Center to provide data on fertilitysame cross -breeding rale et with 7 percent not decided. That's and maternal will 41, maintain an accurate picture of theKansas. Results should benefit both weight -gaining data. They perforrnarmi.4::. eral Ord the conclusion of poll -taker Louis will be bredas yearlings and wilt be to bulls of ii incidence of DES residues." man and animals. Harris after a mid -June survey. kept in the programthru at least m S3.55 three calf Assistant SecretaryLyng em- The team, headed by Dr. James E. crops. percent jL phasized that no residues have beenCook, KSU professor of pathology, is result of milk found in any samples checked formaking "a systematic serological I DES in 1971. He said that only onesurvey of leptospirosis in Kansas Now that ugh 19V, your first cash crop is in . We stocl, sample checked positive for DES incattle to determine the incidence coo 1970. Even though the liver of thatand serotypes involved." rticularlj one animal showed a slight residue, Financed by the KSU Agricultural ask wder, will no detectable residue was found inExperimentStation,thesurvey you to send some ofittoManhattan's r.With the muscle tissue from which steaksshould benefit the state's livestock milk p: and roasts are produced. industry in particular. "Hopefully, If so, i "Recent reports that 100,000 tothe results will eventually enable us e since 11 150,000 meat animals containing toassistthelivestockindustry UNION NATIONAL gRun Pr BANK ? airy Farr DES residues may have beenfinanciallybyreducingthein- marketed last year are basedon ancidence of the disease." thousand invalid assumption that the few The diseaseisspread from in, comp animals tested then were a cross-animals to man and from animals to . Br1980, sectionof allmeatanimalsother animals. With good sanitation, ucts will marketed in the United States. Theythe disease is not usually spread 200 thousa were not. Most of them were suspectfrom animals to man. herds on to start with-picked from herds Leptospirosisis world wide nd increase fr where we thought the producers 150 cows caused by a number of different ilk Prodt might not have followed the Foodstrains (serotypes) of Leptospires. and Drug uction ma Administration'sIt is spread by eatingor drinking ds, comp requirements to withdraw the drugcontaminated food or water. .The maj 48 hours before slaughter." Dr. Cook notes that leptospirosis inue to be Lyng indicated that the currentin cattle may be caused by several sconsin,( testing program, employing aserotypes,the most common in 'theastern newlydeveloped laboratoryKansas being Leptospirapomona. ilk Consut technique, will permit more samples Animals known to be affected by umption v to be processed with greater ef-leptospirsos: cattle, swine, sheep, fluid milk ficiency. Developed by laboratorydogs, rats, mice, skunks,raccoons, andcc personnel of the Meat and Poultrybeaver,deer,elk,wildcats, op - a consun Inspection Program, in associationpossum, foxes, horses, and bats. fat milk vi, with the pharmaceutical industry He also indicated "it is sometimes increase andtheFoodandDrugAd- difficult to diagnose leptospirosis ricultural ministration,the new procedurebecause many symptoms observed pendedtl cuts sample analysis time from 2are also present in other diseases. port the pi weeks to less than 2 hours. The only sure way to diagnoseit is m75 and90 Lyng pointed out that in additionwithlaboratorytests.Ranchers -.1,,k, price of m toUSDA'simprovedresidueshould suspect it in cattleif abor- iifted at this sampling program, thelivestocktions become a problem." .etaryof ssed industry is taking steps to prevent Leptospirosis is lesscommon in the pr drug residue problems. He saidsheep than cattle. Thesigns of
Condensed Statement ofCondition of THE LEONARDVILLESTATE BANK LEONARDVILLE, KANSAS WE'LL GIVEYOU "FUTURES" FOR MORE PROF Statement of Conditionas of June 30, 1971 Say
RESOURCES PASSBOOK 41/2% Cash and Due fromBanks SAVINGS U. S. Government Obligations .$234,797.86 State and Municipal Obligations 591,209.00 Obligations of U. S. Government 202,502.55 Federal Funds Sold Agencies 200,000.00 Loans and Discounts 285,000.00 CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT Bank Building, Furniture& Fixtures 903,944.87 TOTAL RESOURCES 38,000.00 $2,455,454.28 5%-51/2%- 53/4%
Capital LIABILITIES MAXIMUM, INTEREST ALLOWED BYLAW Surplus $ 50,000.00 Undivided Profits 150,000.0074,37.23 COMPUTED DAILY Reserves on Loans andSecurities Deposits ' 60,535.08 TOTAL LIABILITIES 2,120,547.97 $2,455,454.28 1971 IS MORE THAN HALF OVER Kr] The above statement iscorrect Mower W.M. Ford ROoks Vice-Pres. and Cashier How muchhave yousaver IrSiern 'OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES DIRECTORS William E. Sikes, President William E. Sikes, President W.M. Ford, Vice-Pres. & Cashier C.T. Beninga, Vice-President :Fern E. Johnson, Asst. Cashier Richard D. Rogers Ea Union &Trust Lillie Lash, Asst. Cashier Hobert Berggren National Bank Alma Beninga MANHATTAN, KANSAS66502 Dolores M. Ford CorPorati°1 Insurance W.M. Ford Allaccounts insured to$20,000 by theFederal Deposit Member Federal Depositinsurance Corporation lllll MMW.M lllllllll . preparing Czech foods for the after- harvest Czech Festival to beheld July 20, 1971 , Grass & Grain here July 30 and 31. 17 threshing demonstration with steam The food, which will be servedon engines is scheduled. But the big day the second day of the festival,is prepared completely from scratch, isSaturday,accordingtoMrs. WE'RE ailiiNKING and frozen. Shiroky. Continue Mrs. Ed Shiroky,Wilson, who Saturday events will include a Changes describes her position in the festival parade, Czech polka dancing and organization as "jack -of -all trades," lots of food. said food preparation will continue "For the Czechs it's music and InDairyIndustry every day until festival time. food because they're a happy type of "It'saluckything we have people," Mrs. Shiroky said. 1971will Food will only be served Saturday Milk pricesduring by 4.5 cents a pound anddecreasedfreezers or we'd never haveenough remainabove1970 food prepared," she said. because enough for two days can't continue to the price of butterfat by2 cents a is the result of the in - The festival begins Friday, July be prepared, she added. levels. This pound. The continuedprice shift the support price for milk 30, when an old-fashioned wheat "We usually run out, serving just cease of from butterfat to nonfat solidsmay one day," she said. $4.66 to$4.93 perhun- from result in a decline in theper -capita riedweight for 1971.Milk production consumption of milk powder. 3 by at least as much COW POKES is likely to go up Prices and Incomes. Basedon By Ace Reid ter at Clay Center, -percent increase recorded Nebr as the 0.9 these projections,it seems likely Angus and Hereford cor,s, mental and ".m1970. that prices and incomeswillin- r.J Limousin bull the expected rise in usefulness of One reason for creaseby1980.However, imported these cap; isthe favorable i e Nebraska static Ikproduction increases are likely to be farless reanino.AnothercOnZZ milk comparedwith returnsfor than those experienced duringthe alternate enterprises.The Chicago 1960's. :ross -breeding will be {Qotv Federal Order blend priceincreased paternalperformance Shift to Grade A inval 1964 to $5.29 in 1970, a I asyearlings to bulls arm In 1970, 73 percent of the milk Ili We're Going ofathrf least three percent$3.55 in jump. This was primarily calfcrops, produced in the U.S. was Grade A. ) result of an 8.5 -percent decline in Grade B producersarerapidly 0111/2 milk production from 1964 To Buy A al shifting from can to bulk shipments t ugh 1969. inMinnesotaandWisconsin. of products, Thestocks dairy Perhapsby 1980,mostofthe New Reinell rticularlynonfatdrymilkproducers will be providing Grade A alder, will probably increase this milk. Boat and ar.Withthesedevelopments, Producers shifting from Grades B rm milk prices could decrease in to A are going to insist on sharing the Mercury Motor 972. If so, this would be the first proceeds from fluid -milk sales. The is r 1', e since 1962. dairy industry will have to V"qt, concern h' From ong-Run Projections itself with dividing returns from the 0.` \1110,,, Dairy Farms. In 1969, there were , Tet sale of milk among producers during lia .oln.,'*% thousand farms selling milk orthe 1970's. eam, compared to 641 thousand in_Substitute Products e'''41, 4" Manhattan . By 1980,all the milk and dairy The Class I pricing of the milk- Marineland oducts will probably be suppliedproduct ingredients used in filled 200 thousand dairy farms or less. 913 PR 8-5771 milk and the efforts of the American "Now, look at the bright side Jake, this is the cleanest 520 Pillsbury Dr., on Hwy. 177 e herds on these farms are likely Dairy Association have stopped the MANHATTAN, KANSAS increase from an average of 30 tosales increases of filled milk. The this pickup has been sinceyou bought it!" ut 50 cows per farm. probable development of a complete Milk Production. By 1980, milkmilk substitute of acceptable quality duction may decline to 116 billion during the 1970's will be farmore unds, compared to 117.4 billion indamaging to the dairy industry than O. The major sources of milk willcontinued increases in filled milk WE'RE OUT TO WIN YOU tinue to be located in Minnesota,sales would have been. Substitutes ilsconsin,California, and thefor cream, butter, and evaporated Ortheastern States. milk have already been developed Milk Consumption. The decline inand will continue in Maybe you're not ready for thatnew tractor this insumption will probably continueimportance. fluid milk, butter, evaporated J. W. Gruebele spring. But ready or not,you owe it to yourself to , and condensedmilk.Per- Univ. of Illinois ipita consumption of cheese and discover this brand new concept ofpower, comfort w -fat milk will probably continue increase through1980.The and protection. Your Case dealer's GoldenOpportunity griculturalActof1970has Czech festival ispendedthe requirement to tractor is ready for a no -obligation demonstration. wort the price of butterfat bet- At Wilson Dates n 75 and 90 percent of parity, but price of milk must still besup- ped at this level. For1971, the Are July 30-31 eretary ofAgriculture has in- WILSON-Housewives here have Big Case cubes ... we've unleashed surrounds youwithfresh, clean air in eased the pricesupport of powderbeguntheimmensetaskof more of their power for '71. You'll plow the dustiest conditions. And throw faster, disk faster, handle any big load away your ear plugs. It's as quiet in- faster. And you'll do it smoothly and side as your living room with the kids NEW FIELD easily. Why? Big Case cubes ... up to away at school! 451 turbo in the Case 1170. We've poured on more power in our Agri We value your safety too. You're far Sickle Sharpener Kings .. upto 121/2% more. But we've more relaxed and alert at the wheel of PROF a new Case Agri King-especially after RMORE still maintained the high -torque re- Saves Hay,Grain, Fuel & Time serve power of big -displacement en- a long day in the field. And a comfort- gines and moderate engine speeds. able operator is a safer operator! Our cab, too, offers super protection-with RATED HP a rigid frame that resists front crushing ;S41/2% MODEL CUBES RPM INCREASE' or overhead collapse, and supports the 770 267 cu. in. 2000 + 12.5% entire weight of the tractor on a com- 870 336 cu. in. 2000 + 10.0% plete rollover. DEPOSIT 970 401 cu. in. 2000 + 9.4% Are you ready to meet 1070 451 cu. in. 2100 + 7.0% the "Black Knight?" 451 Turbo 2100 + 7.8% 1170 Your Case dealer's 1971 Golden 2000 No change 53/% 1470 504 Turbo Opportunity demonstrator is standard Manur acturers rating production, except for the paint-and VF.Y- B Now the best in comfort is even better. reserved for you to drive. Test itin Tomorrow's tractor, but yesterday's your fields with no feeling of obliga- 1 cab? Not with Case! We'll show you a tion. But by all means try it-and see whole new concept of comfort. A cab why we say "A tractor's just atractor un- that's extra -tight, sealed from dust and til you've driven a new Case!"
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31Deposit'wra 29 Counties Show Blight By Mid -July The pathologists pointoutthat of Southern Corn seven TheT -strain research information isscanty Leaf Blight (SCLB) iscontinuing about the advisability ounty Ex,s., its menacing spread across eastern redItuicseaSCgLamBbdieamboatghe. lfformation a`be,e0 1st:. to use Kansas. for Sell; Claude King and Dr. Bill Willis, to apply not to spray. Some Kansas them plant pathologists for the producers are risking sprayingcosts apply the mated Cooperative Extension Service at Corn producers7..,, of $12 to $14 winithhope of University, ,for SCLB Kansas State recouping these should Manhattan, have collected and Extension .gent positivelyidentified SCLBin29 counties. County Extension agricultural agents are assisting the 0 1.1. pathologists in keeping abreast of the spread of the costly corn disease.
The 29 counties with SCLB are Yon Lame Allen, Anderson, Atchison, Bourbon, Brown,Cherokee,Clay,Coffey, Awn . Am. Doniphan,Douglas,Franklin,
Jackson, Jefferson,Johnson, WO. Labette, Leavenworth, Linn, Lyon, Miami, Morris, Nemaha, Neosho, Osage, Pottawatomie, Riley, Shawnee,Waubaunsee,Woodson, BLIGHT SCORE BY MID-JULY and Wyandotte. On July 14 the marked counties had confirmed These counties are mainly the first Southern Corn Leaf Blight. reporisoft three tiers of eastern counties and counties along the Kaw River valley. King and Willis report the disease in varying degrees of severity from a few lesions (spots) on the lower portions of corn plantsto heavy infection on the upper six leaves. Twenty severely affectedfields WHO TO CALL: OLIVIA PEAK NINE have been found in Douglas, Neosho, Owner Will ph. Emporia- 316/ 342 -1130- Jackson,Miami, and Johnson hdweosi:i PAL. HATCHER counties. The pathologists are ph. Emporia 316/34241/2 deeply concerned about the high air,catch r BILL HATCHER the speed CUTTING BROME number of beginning ears of corn ph Emporia 3161342-3344 Darrell Westervelt is shown here cuttingsome brome grass. and leave sheaths that have severe en -field et lesions. GLENN UNRUH Westervelt farms 160 acres between Manhattanand Riley. He Saffordville 316/279 3453 also owns a nursery in Manhattan. He raisesmostly grass to A lesion on the ear eventually rots feed his herd of Angus cattle. VIC PEAK at least one-fourth of the ear! If the Emporia 3/6/3424411 lesion occurs on the shoots before eprorii(c)] LEE BRYANT the kernels start growing, the entire ph. Emporia 316/342-6557 ear of corn is usually lost. Continued Saturday, July 24 warm humid weather will hasten the WILBUR WHITMAN Cassoclay 316/735-2475 spreadof Starts 12:30 Noon thediseaseandthe Sh I will sell at public auction my real, severity of infection. Al118111111111111111111111r estate and personal property located in Louisville, Kansas. 'table in a Household Goods Small drop-leaf walnut table; Continue Rural Thursday, Juli Frigidairerefrigerator;gas oak table with drawer; several ton' heater; gas radiant; overstuffed standtables;walnutdresser; Starts 10a.m. - Lundi assi chair; sofa; electric fan; vacuum trunk; office chair; several Water Activity As I am leaving Ellsworthael REN cleaner. straight chairs; large assortment Kansas now has180 ruralwater use the following items Hospitalbed;electriclawn- old books; sailor's bench; round auction at the home locatedathi mower; ladder; misc. hand oak table. districts,serving about 90,000 1/2 block west ofthe flokr1 people. Investment in these districts Company, inEllsworth, Km tools; step ladder. Sideboard; slope -topped desk; i Miscellaneous pots, pans and 7 rocking chairs; organ stool; oak ; totals about $35 million, with about dishes and numerous hand tools. secretary. TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD & MISCELLAN Square oak table with drawers' 10 per cent of that from local in- and chairs; round walnut table; 21 vestors,amatching amountin 1950 Nash Statesman 4 door with screws, veils and fi side chairs;3 iron beds; cap-' federal grants, and the remainder radio and heater assortment). 1/2 inch electric drill; air com- Occasional chair; is. tain's chair; wicker rocker. from federal loans thru the Farmers endtablE. 2 commodes; 2 dressers; large Large assortment ofpicture pressor; new paint gun;bolt tree; 2 ornate wallmirror; sewing frames; two 5 -gal. glass jugs; Home Administration. cutters; post drill and bits; anvil cabinet; Rex vacur & bench water step stool; luggage; i' machine; library table; piano; much old china; carnivalglass, The Kansas FmHA is expected to vise;electric corner what -not. patternglass pump. and heat lamps. anddepression have about $6.2 million for loans and metal beds 5 piece glass. Oak library table, buffet and 2 ma grants,slightlyshortofthe $7 chiffonnier; IHCrefrigerator; miscellaneousdishy dtable; Wir million available in fiscal 1971 but Serve! gas refrigerator; Monarch charger;chainho'l' REAL ESTATE ladt, h r still much above levels prior to that. apt. gas range. ladders; straight ; Lots 1, 2 and 3 and Lots 18, 19 and 20, located in the Cityof Maytag conventional washing and garden tools; ust1, oakam In 1970 FmHA had about $2.5 million se;airsramtoaernt ad; Louisville.Property includes house, barn, garage and other machine; Elgin treadle sewing gal. cans. I rt1n buildings.2 good water wells.Taxes for the year 1970 and for rural water and sewer projects in machine; 5 -pc.kitchenset; prior years have been paid. Immediate possession. Quit-claim the state. Admiral TVandantenna; deed. About 25 water districts are under Polaroid camera. Pedestalgrinder;electric ass; For further information, see Mrs. Marten McKowen, construction currently. Clifford grinder with flex shaft; 3 tap & carnivr: Wamego, Phone 456-7401. Terms: Cash Harding, who directs community die sets; carpenter & mechanic g programs for the KansasFmHA, tools. F nrwcrvarao o;eewaosrsnnherk;;Ii c'avnsb tpr;ed;oeowrl saysover$20millioninrural Work bench with wood vise; coffeeboard;cfclijrrahnouebLenisanit'tnws;:optsfposm2hi Mrs. Florence Shaw, Owner projects are on file in his office, so trouble lights; log chains; bolts, Aucts: Glenn Applegate & Lawrence Welter Clerk: Don Eisenbeis ctioneers: obviously many of them would have 110i to wait until 1972 or 1973 for loans. Possible Antiques& Collectors
Some antique dishes; carnival keroseliensw as lowas glass bowl; silverware; Alladin tools; Planned for lamp;kerosenelamp and mine' more efficiency reflector;lampparts;coffee grinder;foot warmer;racing skates; porcelain door knobs and Designed for $4455. ars latches; porcelain casters; large 4. more flexibility 112; NewPeCerRaato 44 x 70 x 13 assortment of picture frames; WSoer Alias,, 11411 STRUCTURES includes erection, tax post card collection. Universal and freight Matchsafes;fruitjars; Michael steelyard scales; brass humidor; the PamPas tobacco, syrup and cookie cans; Dictionary GENERAL PURPOSE BARNS 14 bottles; wicker suitcase; 2 bullet (192i; FREESTALL DAILY BARNS molds. Lawyers d CATTLE BUILDINGS glass se 14j Old photographyeqpt.: 6 voi fico);Pt MACHINERY BUILDINGS plates, etc.; raised head lounge; Life ofDebs 1,0;e:
HORSE BARNS and wardrobe; camel back trunk; prThUnorgieVreeers(s:t9y04);(1DY;The RIDING ARENAS steamer trunk; round tablewith Cities;.. M porcelaincasters; round back Two repair COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS (1902i; ss chairs; spool cabinet; teachers other a chair; 2 school benches. and ManY s and magazine uaoRljholreiddernyekri CAR PARTS & WRENCHES esut interested in Huskee-Bilt structure!, oil 41 Prd 2.dc Hydrocarbon light; rotary CAR 2 tools; 49 Cho-VrOlei Name ... pump; threshing machine resrsaexrd,Mreoelralso,4 Clip and bootmaker stand; squaredrive and mail toy Address_ socketset;T -wrenches Town others;tinners'tools;wire Terms State stretcher. irkem Zip ALSO CONFINEMENT BUILDINGS Serail County Ladislav Phone Owner: L_G&G G &HAuction SaleConducted By AlfredSchultz WRITE: HUSKEE-BILT CONSTRUCTION CO., 1600 Liberty,K.C. Mo. 64102 Ray Gerbitz Clerk: Phone 816/GR1-1026 attorney, has said ina legal opinion exemption to IBP in themaximum for County Clerk Mrs.Rosemarysum of $4.5 Spalding. million. Anyexcess Grass & Grain abovethatfigurewhich 19 18 Morton said an industrialrevenue may Grassi bond tax shelter created for become apparent inyour appraisals the IBP(Mrs. Spalding's) shouldbe subject July 20, 1971 July 20,1911 plant extends only to theportion built and equipped with $4.5 to tax at the currentapplicable millionrate." Kansas State University campus at in bonds issued by the City ofEm- poria. Manhattan. He and other new of- seven additional IBP officials, according to ficers will be installed at the con- Mrs. cluding session of the 43rd annual County Spalding, contend thecompany is Extension FFA convention this evening at the Information ah notliableforreal and personalRolled Or Ground KSU Auditorium. to use for SCI,B hovic4t, property taxes on the plant and to apply The other officers elected included them,and furnishings, estimated at $12 to $14 Little To Choose million above the $4.5 million in- ChrisSchmidt,Atwood,vice apply themataiat president;J. Jay Armstrong, At- Corn prod dustrial bond issue. At stake is several million dollarsOn Milo Feed chison County Community High of ,for SCLB shard :4/ Effingham,secretary; Extension in ad valorem taxes which IBP While there is an advantage in Ralph agent, would pay over the remaining 17using reconstituted milo over rolledWilson, Arkansas City, treasurer; years life of the bond issue if Mor-dry milo in steer finishing rations, itTerry Lynn Lawrence,Winfield, ton's opinion is upheld in a court doesn't make much difference if thereporter; and Steve Hittle, Hugoton, reconstitutedmilo I sentinel. suit. isrolledor NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE The IBP 1971 assessment sheetground. Mayfield and Wilson also were submitted to the county clerk, which That observation resulted froma among the four finalists in the stateGOOD WEATHER PROSPECT trial FFA public speaking contest, which If the National Weather Service has by law must containall conducted at Kansas State taxable concludedthisafternoon. it right, the G&G area may be in for propertyofthe company, University's Fort Hays Branch Wilson listed Experiment Station. was judged the top FFA public more good summer weather. The 30 -day onlytheplant'sinventory of forecast for the area suggests average to $1,476,432. Grain was prepared for ensilingspeaker in the state, while Mayfield better rainfall and about average tempera- by eitherfinely grinding was fourth. Dale Bohn, Eskridge,tures for late July and early August. Mrs.SpaldingsaidtheState in a hammer -millor coarselyrolling. was second;and RickyNix, But a below -average temperature area is Property Valuation Department in close and northeast Kansas at least may Materials were ensiledinplastic II ugoton, third. share in that prospect. Topeka has agreed to review allbags for at least two weeks before available information in the casethey were fed. and then send assessors to Emporia WE BUY FAT HOGS JULY to aid her assessors "in preparation Steers receiving ensiled milo ; had confirmed reports of of the best assessment possible." gained slightly more than a control Mondays thru Fridays 9a.m. -3 p.m. When IBP refused to provide agroup. Amounts of dry rolled milo AT UNION PACIFIC STOCKYARDS replacedbyapoundofrolled listing of the plant's equipment andreconstitutedand ground MARYSVILLE, KANSAS itsvalue, Mrs. Spalding had an recon- JNESTOCK appraisal made which showed a $3.5 stituted milo were 1.21 and 1.18 Clougherty Packing Co. pounds, respectively. million value. NO COMMISSION NO SHRINKAGE The 1971 assessed valuation -30 Average daily gain was 2.86 for We may not have the best hog market every day, but ;ALES CO, cattle fed rolled reconstituted milo, we may have the best market the day you wish to sell per centofjustifiablevalue -is2.74 for those fed ground recon- your hop. ANINE CATCHER $1,496,295. The figureisused in BONDED FOR YOUR. PROTECTION OwnerwatchesWilliamMatter, Lubbock, computing taxes. stituted milo and 2.67 for those fed I. toff ex? a s Marcy, his 2 -year old MARK WILKIE IBP's 1970 assessed valuation wasrolled dry milo. The cost per 100 r.floreed dog, leaps up to catch a pounds of gain was $18.51, $15.71 and Resident Buyer Phone 562-2050 in LC bee. Marcy can jump six feet $177,710. $16.16, respectively. FRIt tahire, catchepeed aanthdrown baseball andin Mrs. Spalding said the company's omoetnbtsa lof a good office equipment was not included in ken-field runneinriovnef Liability grain handled by this firm will be assessed the following the current valuation because the storage and handling charges (in cents per bushel) for the period county cannot show that IBP owns, indicated: BARN PHONE316i34214 rather than leases the machines. CCC support program - for the period July 1, 1971 to June 30, New FFA Head 1972 Grains other than CCC support program- for the period The $3.5 million valuation on IBP June 1, 1971 to May 311972. poria Hassle personal property was contained on Receiving Charge Loading Charge Storage an abstract of Lyon County taxable Kind of Truck Rail From Caney Grain Truck Rail Per Diem er Iowa Beef's property submitted to the state for 1. 2. certification. The assessment can MANHATTAN -Mark Mayfield of All grains (except Caney will head the nearly 7,000 oats, soybeans & and will be adjusted later, according corn) 4.50 2.00 2.50 2.50.040 .033 x Shelter to Mrs. Spalding. members of the Kansas Association PORIA-A court test appears Morton said after reviewing an 80of Future Farmers of America this Corn & Soybeans 4.50 2.00 3.00 3.00 .040 .033 vi table in a tax dispute between page lease between the city and IBPcoming year. .031 .024 Mayfield was elected by delegates in County and Iowa Beefhe concluded: 1. Storage charges for calendar year of deposit and next succeeding to the annual state convention on the Thursday, Julylessors,Inc.(IBP) here, Robert -l'hecityholdstitletoand calendar year. ton, assistant Lyon Countythereforehasgranted a tax 2. Storage charges for ensuing calendar years. Starts 10 a.m. -Load With the approval of the director of the Kansas State Grain Inspect- l)! ion Departmentandwith the proper publishing in the local news- As I am leaving REMINDER items Iwilwfalsdf paper of general circulation, this firm reserves the right to change se thefollowing his schedule of charges at any time during the above mentioned uction at thehome locatierc;; Sunday, July 25 the 0(15 period. 2 block west of Ellsworth, Karsi Starting at 1:00 p.m. If the grain is purchased by the warehouseman the receiving :ompany, in Due to the death of my husband, Morri- and son Barker, I will hold a public auction at loading charges maybe waived. )LD MISCELLANE our farm located from Fostoria, Ks., east pi It.; 1/4 mile, south 1, and east 1/4; or from Hwy. screws, neilsa FLINT HILLS FEED & GRAIN aith 16 & 13 junction, south 1/2 mile on 13 and assortcasment Manhattan, Kansas
.. iona)lchai east 11/4 miles on country road. am- Oc 2end lab]0 )olt tree; war cabinet; Rex evil luggage HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE iter step stool; ET!' 13 11P1 Registered Jerseys and heat lamps. 5 piece matching SEED ALFALFA metal be05 parlor set; and dtable; Windsorset (2 straight WOOD BROODER HOUSE miscellaneous, airs and for; chaid,1, 1 rocker); dresser charger; ith mirror Dispersal Sale mch ; metal & wooden bed TACK ladders;straigmr4 oak chairs; sectional toolS book - 2 matching black parade sad- and garden se; metal baby bed; ling car trunk; les ;breast collars; bridles and gal. cans. ock &crock jug; ving large ice tongs blankets; harness; fly nets; Lawn mcw% . Hand pump set; ; trunk ; tub; cream hames. SAT., AUG. 7 iron, coPPer a ers, orator; milkstrainer; On na; drawb Ian - blacktop 2miles south & east of chest of n; cabinet; pictureframe; cut MISCELLANEOUS 2 as; lass; carnival tric linens; glass; jars. White City, Ks. fruit shelYeni41' Terms -Cash 1014444, cabinets;iro Starts 12:30 Noon in Barn- Lunch IP 8' For Full Listings, See anic b iron; o'so. Grass & Grain July 13 ga,10: coffee Pe; g°ard; rise; 33 TOP olts, ctioneers: Ada Barker, Owner Does the fellow next door know Bob Wilson & Milton 110 Anderson you as a good neighbor? Collectors Auction Service Gene Curbey, Clerk QUALITY COWS UeS 8t blower) Forge, naval tools; Well -Bred, High Producers, Mostly 3 to 5 year -olds, MO / 31.0 BRING YOUR ladin M, l nx to begin freshening in August.DHIA Records of and carbidetank; 8,000 to 12,000 lbs. milk and 400 to 669 lbs. fat. affee B000 Bloodlines include the Marius: Milestone, Milady Epic, Stylist Icing WATC H and Commando Milkman. Also Tristam Sparkling Sir Champ- 5 and Sears Rcreebuur TO A SPECIALIST FOR ion and Favorite Advancer Tristram, Wallflower BJA Ward large New prio and Aims Jester Aims. meS; "2;1d, 891; 0 Sunday, July 25 BRED TO MARLU MILAD, MARLU FASHION MILAD, repairs TRADEMARK, GENERATOR OR JOYCE SUPREME PILOT jars; Starts 1:30 p.m. idor; till:P5115:55111:11;the,,ry 0 511 East Main cans; Good watches (1892 23 OUTSTANDING HEIFERS bullet Nationers COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS deserve Lailolurne L928 Model export tor EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD QUALITY - glass Debs A Ford Roadster unge; rmu Model 1941 Chevrolet 4 -door sedan WITH A GREAT FUTURE AHEAD u;(sitY A Ford Coupe All ethers Percent - 80 1951 Henry J runk; v0904). restored with Three 473,. I Model 1949 Studebaker Champion 4-dr. wood In Sired by A.B.S. Trademark, Favorite Forester citisseill; A Ford Coupe wQ Chevrolet 1955 Ford 1/2 ton pickup Marlu Milad and Marlu Fashion Milad back Two 1.055 (I ogress 194 1/2ton picku Assorted Model A Ford parts ,chers Buick Most Will Freshen In Fall To Milestone Generator anY Pt" actual Super 2-door, 31,0p00 Collection of farm antiques and The more expensive your watch, d Ines miles 1) Ford col lectables the more it needs the attention of Terms: Cash and mag" 41 For2 -door Standard experts. But ordinary watches need IS gr 1/2 ton HES. pAggels 194 Chedvrolet pick Terms - Cash extra special care because keeping Officially Vaccinated TB & Bangs Tested Before Sale CAR 2 -door sesedan perfect time is not just built-in. rY Essex,w tools; Furd°. Write For Catalog: drive, le rand and Terris- Bob BlantonOwner SNYDER'S. JEWELRY wire JimKirkeminde, E. T. COMP, Owner, White City 66872 Auctioneer Topeka,Phone913 357-7161 South Side Of Square Auct. Foster Kretz, Clay Center, Kansas 67432 (`TAY CENTIM, RAM.. Soo
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POLLED HEREFORD TOUR STARTS AT WITTORFFFARM CLAY C The first stop at the annual tour of the Kansas Polled HerefordAssn. this week will be at the home of Arnold Wittorff, 21/2 miles west of Inman. Wittorff here shows a junior sire, ALF Oak LAND Mischief 20, while daughter Carolyn wieldsa brush. Carolyn has been Pollette Queen during the pastyear, representing the association at fairs 177 and livestock shows. Wittorff, who started in the Polled Hereford business in 1945, issecretary -manager of the state association. His place will be the first stop of thetour this Friday and Saturday. Other Friday stops will be at the farms of John Oswald & Sons,Hutchinson; Lyle and Earl Campbell, Burrton; Kenneth Hershberger, Sedgwick; Glenn Lygrisse,Benton. On Saturday the tour will stop at the farms of Murfin& Clarkson, Winfield; Joel Hayden, Cedar Vale; Johnson Polled Herefords, Caldwell; VernonKolarik, Caldwell; and Vernon and Ponds i Charles Hoopes' Polled Hereford, Bluff City. Wal
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Pho Soybeans AddedAs Acreage 1630 OS SubstituteIn New DAIR The1972wheat program was Wheat Plan announcedlastweek by theand export needs, and comparesearn him the best income without DI Agriculture Department. with 75 per cent rate of 1971. loss of program benefits. It provides for an acreage set Under the substitution provision Your au. aside requirement equal to 83 peracreage devoted to feed grain or DeLA cent of the farm domestic allot- soybeans will be considered planted CLAY ment-the maximum provided byto wheat to prevent loss of allotment. NOTICE law.It again will allow the sub- Our publication of warehouse MUEL Acreagedevotedto wheator charges by this firm on May 25, stitution of feed grain for wheat.soybeans will be considered planted Soybeans will be a substitute crop 1971, includes all grains handled Stor to feed grain to prevent loss of the by this firm. Don't forget to include Warne next year; barley will be included in feed grain base. This will enablea name,address and/or phone. the 1972 feed grain program. No MANHATTAN MILLING CO. For producer to plant all or anycom- Manhattan, Kansas limit on wheat acreagewillbe WAI bination of his acreage to wheat, FIGURE YOUR COST HERE. SAE established for 1972. feed grain or soybeans without loss Thereis no change in the ofplanting Paper Back 25c -35c RATE: 7da word historyorprogram week 0kAVAL previously announced domesticbenefits, the department said. 50c - 75c $1 minimum for one wheat allotment of 19.7 million acres Books 7d each. Cost for1 week -- Clay Farm CliffordHardin,Agriculture No. of words Mueller Bu or in the loan rate of $1.25 a bushel.Department ($1 miain:' The wheat set -aside percentage is secretary,saidthe Largest Stock changes in the 1972 programs will In Town number of based on preliminary estimates of Multiply one -week cost times Service give the farmer greater freedom & F acreage required for next year's to weeks you want ad to run. for plant the commodities which will --- rust da production to meet U.S. domestic consecutive weeks University Run ad this number of Book Store weeks --- Cost for Ph. 229.E 623N. Manhattan Manhattan - 2 BIG SALES EVERYWEEK Lesssee Discountsbelowi Tools Bonded for your protection Too I ENCLOSE CON°
AGGIE 131; wdeeedkusct, iHOGS on Tuesday only)hoirfdaedrsruns4 HARDWARE thc2as5oh LEADING HOG MARTIN KANSAS. DISCOUNTS: Nil' A 1205 Moro the Ag Manhattan, Ks. runs 2 weeks.Deduct(wi refund at collect a ncr REFUNDS youmay $a2dlisocaaoll, 1ca,41 office for anyuDnuIssepdLAamyou(bontxpeadidif nal0 Min[Witir CLASSIFIED column 0 N ads)anper SALES CO., INC. inch. Two ormore timesa t $2.03 Atioi 25 a AUSH ERMAN other discount cash have Barn Phone CATTLE accompanied by BOB wi 913/32 'Design Cylinder Bars CASH: Adsnot Every harvest all crops better andput more added. Auctions grain in tank at less cost. Proven billing charge Wednesd,1. on Reel Est \$\\ thousands of acres by CustomHar- , ;Albert Gieber bAILI 4,Des vesters and Farmers. Write for Auctioneers MAIL TO: 1009- '11, 494.: ..,... Brochure and prices. Dealerand -PO.BOX Or778.:. agent inquiries invited. AG PRESS KANSAS 4/114.st. c -or Information or to Consign,Ceti: MANHATTAN, ED BURT, Washington, Kans. 913/325-2393 AUSHERMAN Dept: GQ 1207 MORO - Belleville, Kansas 66935 GRASS & GRAIN July 20, 1971 N has FOR SALE - Twelve big rug- [i,PZOCPCIAL) LIDWA2VJOAt ged purebred Hampshire boars, 'alleles RATES: 7d a word. $1 minimum for one week. DISCOUNTS: (withcash orders only) several big enough for larger See The deduct 10% if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. REFUNDS:you may sows. Roth Bros., Green, Ks. collect a refund at the Ag Press office for any unused amount paid if an ad is x23 Truck People and sal cancelled. section&tk, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY:(boxed ads) $2.10 a columninch.CASH: ads not accompa- In Belleville let Grasspt-'ll nied by cash have a 25 -cent billing charge added. Grainhasu'' Feed &Seed 1969 Ford N600, COE, long Mail To: Ag Press - P.O. Box 1009 - 1207 Moro - Manhattan, Kansas 66502 JE 9-7558 wheelbase, 361 V8, 4 speed, 2 FOR SALE speed, new 8:25 tires, extra - Beef cross calves CUSTOM PELLETING nice new 16' grain box $4495 issified We will have 500 headof calves 1967 White Freightliner 8071, LAWRENCE E. WELTER at our barns every weekend,4 Grain Banking ne wrubber 10:00x20, SQHD, AUCTIONEER weeks to 400 lbs. Also Holstein ead.Last year air conditioned, RTO 915 Grass &G REAL ESTATE SALESMAN bull. Heifer calves. Alltriple Page's Feed - Bulk Delivery $10,750 lea) of classified WELL DRILLING vac. W. G. Wiebe, Summerfield, Animal Health Products ads art Your Sale Solicited Kansas 913 244-7625. 20' Tradewind combine special I 1Vo over lastyear, tf MANHATTAN MILLING CO. grain box made for a CT With new air rotary.Gravel Large or Small measurement of 146" .. $995 packed wells withplastic or FOR SALE- Lightweight Manhattan, Ks. 778-3217 Test holes EAST HIGHWAY US 24 1966 Ford tilt cab, C-700, 18' metal well casings. MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 green steer & heifer calves for $1.00 per foot in most areas. immediate delivery. Calveswill RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for hors- fold down stock and grain Real Estate weigh 350 to 425 lbs. Forinfor- es. Product of Key Milling Co.. box, underbody hoist, tag ax- ::k, Implements,Cara& GERALD STRADER And General Sales mation phone Harlan Jensen, Clay Center, KELM., Phone ME le, extra good $4495 Feed & Blue Rapids, Kansas 66411 Rt. 2, Concordia, Kansas,913 2-2141. SBTF' 1964 V200 International 549 V8 Seed, Ao 243-2581. SBTF engine, 8 -speedRoadranger, 'ind a Good Livestock KEY RABBIT Mini Pellets for single axle tractor, good 10:00 Buy, The Phone Collect $2250 ost - for the 913/226-7353 REGISTERED YORKSHIRE fast gains, no waste. Key Mill- x20 tires least cost serviceable 1964 Ford COE, 102" CA, V-8, 4- issified. ageproduction ing Co., Clay Center, Kansas, tested boars. Also bred gilts& ME 2-2141. TF spd.,2-spd.,825 tires, 15% L. H. RUMSEY sows. This is our best offering box & hoist $3250 OIL FIELD EQUIPMENT BROME SEED - We buy DRY 1961 Chevrolet LCF, 409 V8, BOUGHT & SOLD LIVESTOCK DEALER ever. Walkers Yorkshire Farm, ORDER BUYER R 2, McPherson. Phone 316 cheat free seed. Sacked or single axle tractor $1750 241-5139. loose. Fast service. Immediate1963 Chevrolet % ton, SWB, 6 ( MINIMUM Structural pipe for SB22 Sucker rodsti Now Contracting payment. Harveyville Seed Co., cyl., 3 speed, narrow box, Fencing REGISTERED YORK boars & Harveyville, Ks. 539-2497.SB23 extra nice $745 word per week Cattle - Immediate gilts for sale, all ages. Especial- 1961 Chev. 1/2 ton, SWB, 6 cyl., SHAMROCK SUPPLY or Future Delivery ly good for commercial breed-WANTED - Several hundred 4 speed $395 Paul Bandy BONDED FOR ers. Lauer Farms, Hope, Ks. acres of good prairie. Also will 1951 Chevrolet % ton, 4-spd. RIBERS do custom bale stacking with Yard on Highway 56, Galva YOUR PROTECTION Phone Seth, 913 949-2285, or $95 Lowell, 913 479-2268. SB22 New Holland wagon. Matt Roe- Phone Canton 316/628-4417 See or Phone: der, Seneca, Ks., Phone 336-2663 NEW TRUCKS Phone Galva 316/654-2732 L. H. - Res. 316-767-5386 FOR SALE- Appaloosa stud. x22 L. H. - Office 316-767-5335 We have a large inventory, 456-7501, Wamego, Ks. x21 NEW CLEAN threshing Scout -ready for delivery, of new MEMORIALS Allen - Res. 316-767-5620 trucks, 1AT pickups to single & FOR SALE - Registered Ara-land wheat, $2.75 bulk, $3.00 tandem diesel tractors. bian Horses. Yearling stallion, bagged. New highest yielding Council Grove, Ks. grey, black mane & tail, champ-Centr'rk $10 00 bagged. Henry MONUMENTS ion cutting horse breeding, andEvers, Odell, Nebr. 7664235. Melton Motor Co., Inc. gelding, two years old, rose x28 16th and M Sts.JA 7-2201 Stones designed and cut by ex- BRED HAMP, YORK grey. Beautiful animals. Phone BELLEVILLE perienced craftsmen in our own & DUROC GILTS 913 539-3277, Manhattan, Ks. FOR SALE - 1200 bales alfal- plant. SB23 fa hay. George W. Kohls, Her- Rundle Monument Co. Some as close as 3 weeks. Open ington, Ks., Phone 258-2019. gilts, good selection of boars, in- FOR SALE - Percentage SB21 We Have The Trucks Harlan Rundle, Owner dividual figures on many. Some Charolais bulls from Sam 951, 1970 Chevrolet 2 ton, 292 6 cyl., Office & Display are half brothers to our top Beau Ivo and Aiglan breeding. Automotive 84" CA, 4 speed, 2 speed, 4th & Grant per day. Nationally accredited H. W. Channel, Soldier, Ks., 9:00 rubber, 24,000 males and ME 2-2323 Test Station, gaining 2.59 lbs. Phone Corning 868-2535. x22 remainder of 50,000 or 5 year CLAY CENTER gaining boar in the SENEK warranty available, 13'6" bed SPF. FOR SALE - Registered York- and hoist, fold down stock shire boars, production tested, See In Jansen rack LAND IMPROVEMENT ready for service. Lawrence 1969 Chevrolet % ton, V8, auto- Hayes Beck & Sons Bandel, Wamego, Ks., Phone SIEBE'S TRUCK CENTER Route1 Phone 238-6064 matic, power steering MEMBER KCCA AND LICA 456-9334. x23 1968 Chevrolet % ton, V8, auto- JUNCTION CITY, KANS. SPECIAL matic NINE LARGE heavy springer1971 Chevrolet 50 series, V8, 1966 Chevrolet 1/2ton,V8,4 Brown Swiss cows. Phone 913 4 speed, 2 speed, 16' box and speed 244-7625, Summerfield, Kansas. hoist 1966 Chevrolet 1/4 ton LWB, V8, DUROC BOARS 1971 Chevrolet 50 Series, V8, 4 speed, air cond. FOR SALE - Open and bred 4 speed, 2 speed, 16' box and 1966 Chevrolet % ton, 6 cyl., 4 - & Open Gilts hoist, power steering speed, long wide bed SPF Yorkshire gilts.Kenneth 1970 Dodge 2 ton, 361 V8, 5 spd., Ponds Terraces Grading January Farrowed Visser, Wakefield Kansas, Ph. 1966 Chevrolet % ton, V8, auto- Waterways Clearing 461-5744. x23 2 sod., will carry a 16' box matic, power steering & air Large Selection 1970 Chevrolet 2 ton, 366 V8, 1952 GMC 2 ton, 6 cyl., 4speed, Land Leveling REG. % THOROUGHBRED 5 speed, 2 speed. Will carry 2 speed, cab & chassis Top Quality mare, 4 yrs., 15H, quiet, sound, 16' box 1950 Studebaker 1% ton, 6 cyl- ROGGENDORFF CONST.,INC. rides English & Western. Start-1970 International 1600 Load - inder, 4 sod ,10' bed & grain Phone 913-539-3984 -- Figures On Boars - star, V8, 4 speed, 2 speed blower, 32,000 actual miles. As 1630 OSAGE ed over low jumps. Excellent - MANHATTAN Nationally Accredited SPF trail horse, endurance pros- with new 151/2' box & hoist nice a unit as you will find in pect, has limited show exper- 1969 Chevrolet 2 ton, 350 V8, 4- this age group. One in a Phone 913 2384382 or 238-7743 ience. For experienced rider, to spd., 2-spd., will carry 15%' million DAIRY SUPPLIES Junction City, Ks. good home only. Best offer box over $100. Olsburg, Ks., Phone 2 1969 Chevrolet 2 ton, 366 V8, Call Melvin Buxman collect WAMEGO or write: FRED GERMANN x21 5 speed, 2 speed. Both will and he'll be happy to come out 468-3661. carry a 16' box and look at your truck or car. DAIRY SUPPLY Dwight, Kansas HORSES BOARDED - Call 1969 Chevrolet 60 Series, will Just call Melvin at TA 5-5431. Manhattan, Ks. 913-539-6001. carry 19' box, V8, 5 soeed, 2 Your authorizeddealer for: PCA money finances cattle op- SB21 sneed, with a Hutch tandem Jim Sullivan Chevrolet DeLAVAL milkers 1969 Chevrolet 50 Series, V8, 4- erations for hundreds of stock-ONE HUNDRED whiteface sneed, 2 speed, new 15%' box 239 N. Santa Fe e CLAY push-buttoneqpt. men in this area. cows to sell all or any part,will and hoist Phone 913 825-5431 MUELLER Bulk Tanks calve this fall. Located at Mc - 1968 Chevrolet 60 series, Hutch Call RAY COHORST Louth. Ks., Box 635, Phone tandem, with fold down stock 796-2970. x21 racks & hoist, 366 V8, 5-spd., Stores and Service from 2 spd. Wamego & Sabetha,Kansas 913 -776-7061 FOR SALE - Registered Spot SALINA, KANSAS arget toinclude 1968 GMC 21/2ton, with 17' n boars and gilts, 3 fall boars 325 box & hoist, V6 with 5 spd., :assand/orPhoe. For Free Estimates to 350, sired by The Executive Call: MANHATTAN, KANS. 2-spd., power steering, new WAMEGO 456.7200or CL. 80 head mixed feeder pigs tires >1. HERE. SABETHA AV4-2958 FINANCING AVAILABLE on50 to 60 average. First cross 1967 Ford N600 V8, 4 sneed, 2- DAIRY COWS - If you wish gilts 200 lb. average York. Dur- sneed, with new 16' box and DeLAVAL o" & Spot, $10 over market. hoist DAIRY EQUIPMENT to start a new dairy or expand ITe,-1PRees, Abilene, Ks. 913 4 Hail Damaged for oneweek your present one, we have for 1965 White, 220 Cummins, just Clay Farm Equipment 479-5530. x22 11 had maior overhaul, with 10 Pickups Left Cost for is Mueller Bulk Tanks your selection 250 head of Hol- each. stein fresh & springer cows andCHAROLAIS FOR SALE - speed Road Ranger trans., heifers. Also Jersey & Guern-15/16 breeding age heifers. twin screw 1964 Chevrolet % ton, 6 cyl. number of 1969Wird N700with 151/2' box $995 Service & sey. Buy where every cow andPurebred heifers. 15/16 bulls times Repairs and hoist 1962 Ford F600, 174" wheel k cost for most heiferis guaranteed sound (14 mo.) Laurence Ray. Buhler, dairy equipment when they freshen. W.G. x24 1957 Fora n'600 V8, 4 so., 2-sp., base, big 6 cyl., single speed ad to rUn. Ks. 67522. Phone 543-2565. V8, with 13% box & hoist, rear axle, 8:25 tires .... $995 weeks JOE McCLURE Wiebe, Summerfield, Kansas, bar ofconsecutive Phone 913 244-7625. tfFOR SALE - Bred gilts, Dur- clean 1967 Jeep pickup, 4 wheel drive, Ph. 229.5284 Alta Vista oc & Hamp to farrowin Sept. Used 14' flatbed trailer with V8, 4 speed $1295 vieeks" NATIONALLY ACCREDITED Arthur & rail Roenke, Water- single axle 1968 Ford F-600, 300 cu. inch Cost for/ SPF Hamp boars & open gilts.ville, Ks., Phone 785-2765 or 6 cyl., radio, 4 speed, 2 speed, H. Wayne Shirley, Horton, Ks., 785-2766. SB22 Siehe's Repair 825 rubber $3000 LessDisc°11,nts Phone 913 474-3349. x27 (seebe FOR SALE - Eight -year -old Trucks 24 New Pickups In Stock FOR SALE - Purebred Charo-sorrel riding mare, gentle. Ros- CONOORDMILKERS lais bull, performance tested & JANSEN. NF:13R. ALSO A LARGE SELECTION IENCLOSE alie and Earl Clymer, Council Telephone 402 424-2670 OF BRONCOS, BULK TANKS fertility tested. Blue River Hills Grove, 316 767-6291. x21 VANS AND RANCHEROS aders0000 Sales Charolais, Rt. 4, Manhattan, Ks. de061 Your & Service Gordon Webb, mgr., phone Ri- GET FAST-GROWING, heavy - AuthorizedDealer ash or seeks. Pi ley 485-2566. x24 muscled calves next year by us- Long -McArthur, Inc. he runs 4 25% if ad.efund t HAVERRAMP ing one or more of ourbulls 4- Ford -Lincoln-Mercury 11FIVRIGERATION 200 HEAD of open and bredsired by Simmental bulls in 340 N. Santa Fe Salina. Kans. collect ad1 if an ad .1sfToa, Ho'stein heifers, 300 to 900 lbs. "'walls, Rs. 913 857.3946 Canada,A.I.onregistered Kik'c' TIRES TA 3-2237 irrlount Pa'd ads) onifOS W. G. Wiebe, 913 244-7625, Sum- Hereford cows. Replacement (bo Xe net. CON merfield, Kansas. tf give WANTED - Topoff stock AUCTIONEERING heifers by these 13,,lls will Most All Standard Sizes WOOD SHAVINGS for sale at more milk andproduce top racks for Giant 13%' truck lines7-u° calves. Gene Watson, Hutchin- New Tires, Too. bed. Harris Ramsour, Alta Vis- h dve BOB WILSON all times. Nelson Manhattan son, Ks. 316 661-1174.Bulls can ta, Kansas 229-5237. x21 panied "Gas Hatchery, Manhattan, Ks., Ph. SB21 Atletionewinsi 913 778-3412. SBTF be seen at 6300 N. Plum. FOR SALE - Used school Reel Estate 20 HOLSTEIN sprino;er heifers HERCULES buses, 1957 to 1968 Models. _Allhaves sales FOR SALE - Reg. 3 year old Write 400 Sunset, Salina, Ks. or Ph, 494-2552 makefor sale to freshen beginning mare, very gentle, would August 10. J. P. Schmitt, Tam- 776-9453 610 N.3rd call 913 825-1289 after 7 pm 1009' Of 778-3424 a good youth horse. CallMan- Or1111-St, Phone Durham 316 weekdays, all day Sat. & Sun. 0B° hattan 776-8206 after 7:00 p.m.oa, Ks , MANHATTAN, KANS. SB22 ,,,KANSAS George, Ks. x22 732-2256. SB21 lATTAN )R0 " Buick Opel 1957 BUICK 4 door sedan. `Mu Cream puff, automatic trans., LET KEY OPEN Good Used Units power steering, 56,000 actual The Flying Realtor THE DOOR FOR YOU miles - Like new. Have to Offers TO GREATER 1967 Chevrolet % ton, 6 cyl., 4 - see to believe DRIVING PLEASURE speed, non -slip rear end, hea- $795 vy duty all the way, 25,000 1966 BUICK Sportwagon, PS, 80 acres all tillable goodpro- 1970 Chevrolet 6 passenger AC. Locally owned, clean. Setductive land. Next to thecity actual miles. $1295 5-acre station wagon, V8, automatic, 1963 Jeep 4 -wheel drive,1/2 cab, of 4 new tires limits on the north sideof beau power steering & brakes, fac- power take -off,lockouts, 23,- 1965 MUSTANG 2 door hard- Lindsborg, Kansas. Also hasa with 3 tory AC, luggage rack. Good top, 4 on the floor, 4 new widegood producing oil well. Reason. 000 miles. Real good. $995 ably priced. tires. Low mileage, like new. track tires calves $3495 Always a good selection of fresh 1967 MERCURY station wagon, west of Levant, Kansas. Priced numerous 1970 Chevrolet Impala 4 door New And Used Cars & Trucks PS, PB, AC. 3 seat. A new 640 acres of A-1 grass inElls- walnut s. '1 one $1995 sedan, small V8, automatic In Stock for Immediate Delivery worth County, northeastof ampleyl\rP'l..iweuatentirnut and ahn-ii No. transmission, power steering, 1966 Dodge 2 door hardtop, PS, Kanopolis.Plenty of water, 'I No. factoryair,18,000actual Skinner Chevrolet PB, AC. A clean car. $1195 good fences. Save 1967 MERCURY 2 door hard- No. miles. Lots of GM warranty Phone 632-2102 160 ACRES of good grass top, PS, PB, AC. Locally own- left on this one $2995 with big pond, 10 miles north,2 at 1970 Ford Galaxie 500 4 -door CLAY CENTER, KANS. ed. $1495 west of Solomon. No. sedan, V8, automatic trans- - MANY OTHERS - 40 acres well -improved along save mission, power steering, pow- 1-70 within 25 males of Salina No. er brakes, factory air, 19,000 1971 at Buckeye turnoff, 2/4 mile Manhattan Motors east CANo. miles. New tires. Ready to on north side. Good location, FORSAwith11CGALjustEEHod1 roll $2995 Clearance Sale BUICK - OPEL priced to sell. eerles 1969 Pontiac Catalina 4 door NOW THRU AUGUST 31 311 Houston PR 8-3537 320 ACRES improved, can sedan, V8, automatic trans- Used Car Lot 231 Houston irrigated, 6 miles north, 1/2 milebe mission, power steering and PR 6-4414 69011 west of Levant' Kansas. Priced Furnishednl'"cityoIafrkth:lit'Ata'esskdidYe' We Must Sell modern:::coi brakes, factory air, vinyl top, MANHATTAN. KANSAS AL1al 1 new to sell. 11:t' extra nice $2495 carOwner JD 214 All 1971 Fords 1969 CHEVY 1/2ton, long wide 285 ACRES of mostlygrass side 1970 Grand Prix V8, console, will atiLfi bed, 350 V8, Turbo-Hydramaticland, improved, 4 miles north 316 767-5386, No. automatic transmission, pow- To Make Room For C - transmission, 2 -tone paint. Oneon blacktop,3 miles east of Kansas. No. er steering, power disc brakes 1972 Introduction Cars uncil and factory air, vinyl top, owner, less than 21,000 actual Wells, Kansas.Will sell on No 100 Gallons of Gas With miles. $2195.1969 Oldsmobile contract. JD No. 36,000 actual miles. One local Delta 88 Custom 4 door hard- 160 ACRES, all tillable, good owner $3995 Purchase Of Any New FARM FOR D productive land.Will sell on SALE Car Out Of Stock top, PS, PB, air cond., white large two -..P SPECIAL over gold, nice. Phone Aurora low contract. 8 miles east and 2 story home 2x1, furnace.Nearly 1969 Volkswagen Korman Ghia 50 Gallons Of Gas With Kansas 464-3781, Breault Cafe. miles north of Delphos. now sir; ..... sahteedd. farrowingalwnL.HlRrehoincaora.tih,18; 2 door, 15,000 actual miles, Purchase Of Any Used SB22 80 ACRES - all tillable, good house..; No. owned locally, just like new Car Out Of Stock bottom land within 5 minutes shed.On ..... from 1969 GMC Y2T, long wide, de-of Salina. ' $1795 $200 Minimum 464-3741. 1968 Catalina Coupe (two) luxe cab, PS, 3 speedCruise DI 5 se Both are fully equipped, in- (From Service Station Control, 9000 miles, real sharp. eerie Of Your Choice) S I LER AGENCY FOR SALE- 7 root/ cluding AC. Excellent cars. $2000. 913 655-3417, Karl Grog- with bath, D 3x11 Locally owned. Ready to go. ger, Solomon, Rt. 1. x22 148 South Seventh TA 5-1551 hardwood Ask for Ray LeDuc new roof, 2 lots, ..... $1995 blocks north gartA H whe( Skaggs (Ford) MotorsFOR SALE - 1955 Packard, Phone Evening TA 74544 of 1st NitDT H&2 & 1/2block east WAGONS Your Transportation has special leveling device. Val- SALINA, KANS. in4 Oliver 3 1969 Ford, fully equipped in- Kansas. Phone , Headquarters uable antique. Call Manhattan, 913 ftSchaefer cluding AC $2495 Ks. 776-7371. x22 1968 Catalina wagon, automatic "Where Customers Send Ill 5x14 Their Friends" FOR SALE- 1969 Plymouth Carlson Agency No. : trans., no AC. Make offer. 801 Poyntz Manhattan ill 4x14 1968 Mercury 9 passenger, fully 2nd & Houston Fury I,440, automatic, power 111 No. equipped, including AC Phone PR 8-3525 disc, air: $1600. Call 482-3285, FARMS III 3x16 Dwight, Kans. sb22 $2295 MANHATTAN, KANSAS 400A farm, 70A crop, balance is 3x: 1964 Chev. II wagon, 6 cyl.. no FOR SALE Tractors 2x14 AC $695 - 1968 Chevrolet bluestem pasture. Pott. County. Tra 3x14 Impala Custom Tudor, AT, PS,On contract, $115 per acre. 3x14 Many More Makes & USED TRUCK AC, vinyl top. Call 765-3748 at 400A farm, Wabaunsee Coun- This is new tractor time. Check with Models To Choose From HEADQUARTERS Alma, Kansas. SB21 ty, 135 pasture, balance crop, us beim located by all weather road. buy. On hand -301f11 FOR SALE 52 HP 67 HP KEY PONTIAC 12 1967 Chevy V8 5 yd. dumps - 1960 Ford 2 -ton, 500A pasture, Wabaunsee Co., 105 IP 41 67 Chevy V8, hoist, 151/2' box 5 spd., 2 spd., heavy duty reargood fence, plenty water, good Also dealers for the In 8 '66 Ford V8 5 yd. dumps end, 825 fronts, 4 brand new bluestem grass. hill 4 wheel drive tiro DATSUN, INC. 66 Ford V8, hoist, 151/2' box rear tires, near new rebuilt en- Drawbar HP 101,110,1E gine.Mounts 16' or 18' bed. 160A pasture, Pott County, 2312 Stagg Hill Rd. 67 Chevy V8, 5 yd. dump good bluestem grass, plenty of H F706 67 Chevy 1/2 ton, 4x4 V8, LWB Phone 535-2597, Emmett, Ks. water. USED TRACTORS 539-1161 x21 1 Ford 8000, low hours Manhattan's Only 68 Ford % ton, 4x4, V8 160A river bottom farm, Riley John Deere 420D 69 Chevy % ton, 4x4, V8 County. Modern homes, other I.350 VOLUME 69 Ford % ton, 4x4, V8 John Deere 4010D Real Estate buildings. One of the better John Deere 80D e VAi New & Used Car Dealer 64 Chev. 1/2 ton flatbed, 4x4, V8 farms. MM 705 LPG F560 6 65 Ford 600 5 yd. dumps Ford 871D 450 gas 65 Chev. V8, 1 ton, dual chassis FOR MORE INFORMATION Ford 671D with Davis with lc Take Your Pick 65 Ford V8, 1 ton, dual chassis PROPERTY FOR SALE WRITE OR CALL 3 Ford 8N's Farm 67 Ford 6, 1 ton, dual chassis 2 Ford 9N's F656 1969 Chevrolet 1/2 ton 8' Fleet- 63 Chev. 60, hoist, 131/2' box, V8 Improved 480 near Manhat- Lawrence Welter, salesman side pickup, V8 engine, 4 spd. tan on good hiway, 215 acres 65 Ford 600, hoist, 151/2' box, V8 pasture and meadow with abun- PR 8-3455 SWATHER transmission, deluxe cab, an 66 Ford 600 hoist. 131/2' bed. 6 New Owatonna 270, 251 v.11/.,. Inflation Fighter buy ! Used Hoists - Flatbeds - Dumpsdant water from springs, pondsHarold Carlson, broker 92, 14' auger, with co & hois 1968 Ford % ton pickup, V8 en- and wells.265 cultivated, 18A JE 9.2084 domestic wheat, 180 feed grain, MANHATTAN, KANS. Ford engine IH D-1 gine, 3 speed transmission, Ames Chev. Co. No. 90, 14' draper with Ford ' 61/2', Stlyeside bed, just the modern home, 4 barns, imple- tioner, Ford engine. IHC right equipment for fishing, 316 647-3251 ment shed and shop, 2 car gar- No. 35, 14' draper vg hauling, or going to work MOLINE, KS.67353 age, 2 granaries, water piped to tioner, Ford engine allcorrals, For Your Farm or 1967 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup, 6 good cave,at No 81,1,4,714' istanspeirn, et We cyl., 4 speed transmission, ra- $115,000, not more than 29% needs check with Martin tioner, 913 21£ USED TRUCKS down, balance on long term con- dransperi; 014 or 91 dio, heater and wrap bumper tract at 6%. Agency. If we do not have it Notion3e0r, 1wisco4' 1965 Chevrolet 1/2 -ton, Fleetside IN LEONARDVILLE Beautiful investment quarteron a listing we will endeavor to pickup, V8 engine, 4 speed locate it for you. 1\ transmission, wrap -around 1971 FORD F100 RANGER, ,near Concordia, over 150A till - FEEDING EQUIPID bumper demo., with factory air, 360"'able, lays almost level. Selling 1965 Chevrolet % ton, Fleetside V8 engine,Select -o -Shift to settle estate at $32,000. Martin Agency transmission, power steering, Improved 40 acres 11/2 miles 202 West Iron UsedsPecrileedal owariegeonwhile pickup, Big 6 engine, 4 spd. radio, west coast swing -lockfrom good business town on transmission, wrap -around mirrors, tinted glass and HDgood road. 6 room modern Office Phone 827-1364 bumper gs0 springs. Niw price $4527. home, plenty outbuildings, all Evenings 825-5086 C2 alNhoo.u3n0foGragralen:Vatlit 1964 Ford % ton pickup, 6 cyl. Now $3527 new fences, a very nice place SALINA, KANSAS 2 No. 60GrainoVatas with 4 speed transmission , 1963 FORD F100 with utility to live. $12,000 on long term 1 8' bed low interest contract. B.GPTH.R. Tractor tool body, reconditioned and Fulmer Real Estate 1965 1961 Chevrolet 6 cyl. Fleetside Improved 268 acre Republican new paint. Runs and looks CATHERINE J FULMER 1967 300 pickup, 4 speed transmission, like a new truck $875 River bottom farm between 1966 nil 1957 Chevrolet 3/4 ton pickup 1961 FORD F250 9.i ton pickup Republic and Scandia. 3 bed- REALTOR with 4 speed transmission room modern home, 200 acres 1956 JD Looking For A Office 456-7696 1%4 706 $450 level farm land at $88,000 with EOUIPMENT 316 1961 4010 Dependable Car.. . See $5000 down now, 15% March 1, Res. 456-9281 The Brightest Corner In Town FORT Stafford Motor Co. '72, then $2000 per year plus HUTCHINSON, 6% on 10, 12 or 15 year con- WAMEGO 1969 No OBERMEYER FORD SINCE 1907 tract. Been in same family for 1968 No' DIAL 913 293-5233 70 years and not one crop fail-FOR SALE - Well improved 1965 No: ure in the 70 years. Besides you 240 acres, northeast Kansas, Fall Cleanup 20C Ili can irrigate if you want to. nearly new modern home, plen- Chalmers Ho, 151 We Need Good 2 bedroom modern home in ty water. Contact Paul Lierz, Allis 1968 No. x25 cher' 0. 125,] 913 BL 8-2255 good small town, built-incup- Seneca, Ks., 314 N. 3rd. NewHolland Open to 9 p.m...... extensi( Used Pickups boards, wall to wall in living corn head No. WANTED - Farm house to 61 I Marvin Obermeyer, Owner room, at only $700 with $100 6 usedchoPPers; rent near Manhattan.Greg extensPic HERINGTON, KANSAS WE'LL TRADE AND GIVEdown. .900 possession date, II1C 1 & 2 llorage YOU A PREMIUM OR WEthen $75.00 per month. This is Laird, 1506 Topeka Blvd., To- dump MAY EVEN BUY THEM FOR peka, Ks., Phone 913 232-4323. 2 hyd. not a joke. It is for real. SB22 2 blowers 0.31 Demonstrators CASH. Call collect for appointment. 5JD45& 55 Extra good buys on a few 1971 28,113A lE These are only samples of ourPASTURE FOR SALE - 320 Crustt Ford pickups- Slight storm listings. u row INTERNATIONAL damage. acre pasture, unpasturedthis 3 A Gleaners TRAVEL-ALLS pond. 2 E Crow 3 year, loading chute, large - 203 Call 913 101Gleaners Tops For Trailer Towing Kvasnicka Realty In Wamego area. 3 INC 4 l'3w &Po John North Ford, Inc. 456-9472. SB23 16' C Gleaner'w co 1970 and 1971 "Where Customers HADDAM, KANS. cond., 6 ro Phone FR 6-2874 Real pearl. without WaShil COMPANY Send Their Friends" TWO EXCELLENT Smoky New Ford Country In Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor Hill river bottom quarters near head, $7500 DEMONSTRATORS Little Sweden Marquette, different locations, all colors, specifications, and op- 913 227-3395 509 E. Swensson one with 40 acres irrigated Flentie's, tions available. Excellent travel LINDSBORG, KANSAS DOLLY ANDERSON both with recreational possi- and trailer towing vehicles. and EMPORIA, KANSAS Town & Country bilities, both unimprovedand Real Estate bothone -family ownership. FOR SALE Cash or contract. For details International Trucks - 1962 % ton Chev. Kansas State contact Marquette Insurance& 500 E. 10th TP'OEXA, KS. pickup, 6 -cylinder, 4 -speed. Roy Rank Riiildfiem Schmale, Clay Center, Ks. Ph. Office 519-I.811 Real Estate Agency, Marquette, 913-235-8711 Ks. 67464. Phone 913 546-2292. Wakefield 461-5764. x21 Manhattan, Kansas SB24 1111111
JUNCTION CITY Used Tractors Grass & Grain Grass Tractors July 20, 231971 19673020 power -shift JUIv 20,11? 19663020 diesel, goodone 1962 Deere 3010D 19672510 gas, 1500 hours 1962 Massey 85D, transmission Tractors BEA 1966Super 670 diesel MM overhauled 19643020 gas, good one 1965 Deere 3020 diesel 66 2510 gas, wide front $2975 NEAR LAY'uuttBdlep 19633010, overhauled JD 1967 Oliver 1950T with 4 -wheel62 JD 3010G, syncro, WF, 3 pt., Sale -4R From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. 1959 drive 730D JD, wide front FrOgi2:isat.1,3n3.1,70-H.P. 1 V, 1 cyl. $2650 5-acre bea,,,,,4 (mfr. est. max.) 1960 1962 Case 830 diesel, overhauled 49 MH 44 gas ,vith 530 JD, very good $325 3 hPfr41111Y kept 1962 Moline M5 propane, nice New IHCMachines 1959630 JD, good one 46 JD G fuel R -O -M with Stan- .lay Center,.-"°°111. hohje 1953 Hoist loader $375 Xs, Ideal 7, 60 JD, live PTO New IH 990 mower conditioner SUBURBAN SPECIAL few calves 1954Super H IHC or h Prices - Save $23 1969 IHC 140, with belly mow- erous fruit At Old 1948M IHC, runs good Great new IHC tractors, 866,50 COMBINES trees, er,1 bottom plow and har- walnutand t) wire baler - Save 1952A JD 1949 A JD 966, 1066, 1466 row, less than 100 hours 67 JD 55, cab, 14' $5650 ample 410110h. III No. 47 Alsoseveral others 62 JD 95, 16' $3500 water s -aa No. 16 sidedelivery rake - 5 new 315 combines at greatly 1968 JD 3020 D, 1500 hours 4901y, reduced prices 58 IHC 141, 14', cab $850 Save USED PLOWS 1964 JD 4020 D, good 57 JD 45, 10' $500 Loren E IH No. 27twine baler - NEW 1950 John Deere A 55 JD 55, 14' $1725 JD F120 4x16 mtd. USED TRACTORS 1950 JD model D with starter, $950 REALT0.4 at planter -JD F120 4x14 mtd. 990D David Brown with loader very nice 907 6th R gi No. 58 6 -row corn Farmall 806D CHOPPERS CLAY CENT, s)2,11 JD F125 3x16 mtd. Farmall 706D 1947 IHC M with WF save JD F120 3x16 mtd. Farmall 706G, overhauled 69 JD 2 row head for 38" rows "IfIt's A fic-,11,14Hi No. 101 spreader,100 bu. Me, JD 825A 3x16 2 -way Farmall 706D, turbo with cab LOADERS .$775 OH No. 10 16x8fert. drill Farmall 706G, overhauled 1969 JD 34 1 row & pickup DuAil loader withbucket JO 810 3x16 mtd. GB800 for Case 830 FOR SALE roller mill 1961 AC 3x16 mtd. Farmall 656G, hydro. 46A Deere for 3020 66 Gehl FH188, 1 row OR RO Peerless all purpose 1955 AC 3x16 mtd. Farmall 560G Farmall 560D 47 Deere for 2510 64 JO No. 12, 1 row Lake cottage on HAY TOOLS Also several others Farmall 504G Freeman for Moline M5 64 IHC No. 50, 2 row city lake,GoodCf°et11neiti 3 M Farmalls 45 Deere 2 cylinder tractor north side, twine baler, like MISCELLANEOUS DISKS just offe 69 IH No. 47 Farmall Super H Furnished new JD 850 disk tiller, very good P020 G John Deere ROW CROP JO BW 17'10" tandem modern cosi baler, slick JD RW 14' JD RW 12'6" carpeted, withpatio, JD 214 twine 10 HP Cub Cadet with mower WF 4 row JD front cultivator now. Owner rake .... $75 Weldon double hitch for grain will final JD side delivery Todd Tractor Co., Inc. for 3010, etc. 316 767-5386, Ili No. 31 7' mower USED COMBINES WF 4 row JD front cultivator drills $250 Co $$112255 Kansas, c IS No. 45 twine baler .... 403 with cab, 16' for 620, 60, etc. 111161 PLOWS " IH No. 9 horse mower ..$45 Jct. 36 & 63 Three 303, two with cabs 2 row DL2 weeder L.H. RusEy JD No. 14 twine baler $425 Two 203 with cabs MF 3x14 3 pt. 141 - 12' MISCELLANEOUS Many others DISKS OR PLOWS )JOHN DEERE 913 336-2138 91 - 10' 69 Hesston 500 SP windrower, FARM FORSALE -¢j .2 101 12' with corn head FB168B Deere drill, new disks large two story B168 drill Ford gas 14' auger and con- home i;;,r: IH 2x14 mounted FH plow SENECA, KANSAS ditioner furnace. Nearly $145 USED MACHINERY IHC 168 drill $4250 new sly MM 7' 3 pt. Pitmanless mower aced farrowing house Ili No. 37 wheel disk, 10'9" 560 6x16 steerable plow 2 old Century wheel sprayers an 4 section JD peg harrow $225 shed. On allweather Ire $395 3 540 4x16 steerable plows miles from Aurora, CapMM 6' oneway on rubber $265 In Alta Vista 414 Ford steerable 16' & 20' IHC wheel springtooth BALERS 464-3741. IH 5 section springtooth with Several 3 or 4 bottom mounted18' and 28' Moridge springtooth FREE INTEREST WAIVER nlows 28' Crust Buster 61 IHC No. 46 twine, PTO, carrier $295 ON ALL ALLIS TRACTORS & very good $650 FOR SALE- 7 room h JD 3x16 mounted 3 -pt. plow IHC 416 null -type plow 20' JD F100 field conditioner COMBINES UNTIL DEC. 31,37 10'9" IHC disk 4 old No. 14 hoe sections 3 JD 14T twine PTO, choice with bath, hardwood k 1971. 60 JD riding mower $450 new roof, 2lots, gamt,OH wheel disk, 12' No. 37$675 AC 15' folding disk Snowco bale loader ..$50 BMB 7' shredder JD 11'7" TWA plowing disc $145 blocks north of 1st HIIH H&M 250 cultivator 1966 Allis 190 gas Oliver 50 & IHC 45 balers 40' Mavrath 20" flight eleva- & 4block east in Oliver 3x14 pull plow $125 1950 A John Deere, power-trol No. 12 IHC rake, mounted tor, PTO $225 $375 60T Oliver baler 8'Allis 3 pt. blade Kansas. Phone 913 ViSchaefer 10' wheel disk 1950 B John Deere, power-trol 12' hybrid 3 pt. chisel DuAl No. 75, 3020 mtgs. $225 OH 5x14 semi -mount plow $595 1946 H Farmall No. 16 IHC 1 row chopper JD 45, 3020 mtgs. $275 $545 56 IHC blower, PTO 8' Moline wheel chisel, GL IH No. 37 wheel disk, 12' 2 WD Allis tractors 210 JO corn head Dual wheels, snap on, with 1H 4x14 pull plow $100 AC blower 15.5x38 tires $175 Farm Equipmerl 1H No. 311 3x14 FH plow $275 HAYING EQUIPMENT JO manure spreader MM, Kra,se & JD oneways IH 3x16 pull plow $100 Wik bale loader 2 forage wagons RW Deere, 37 IHC wheel disks Allis 3x14 mounted $40 AC 303 square baler Wagon with hoist 14' Kewanee disk Schleif Impl. Co. 1H 2x14 mornted, 3 pt... $1951964 Oliver square baler Allied grinder mixer 14' Case wheel disk Tractors-Toad IH 3x14 FH mounted .... $100 2 AC Roto balers FIELD CU'i 1 ERS Phone IH 3x14 pull type $100 No. 15 IHC 2 wheel rake Henry Brothers This is new tractor Gehl PTO 1 -row, with pickup TRACTORS No. 5 IHC 4 wheel rake No. 12 JD, 34 & 38 JD 2 -row's time. Check with usher' No. 25 IHC mower, 7' Implement, Inc. Pickup & cutter bar for No. 8 buy. On hand -3011P.1 JD 3010 diesel, clean local 1967 Hesston 500 14' swather CALL LOREN AT SENECA Papec & IHC 2 row 402 768-6077 52 HP 67 1051211 IH 1-300 utility'TA, fast hitch2 used AC 10' discs 913 336-2111 Also dealers for the 115 Used 214 AC plow on rubber HEBRON, NEBR. hill4 wheel drive tract.°Allis WC with PTO, runs good9 S SHOUSE Drawbar HP 101, 110,1 $150 USED TRUCKS III F706 diesel, wide front 1969 1110 International, 6 cyl., IMPL. CO. USED TRACTORS1H 1-460 utility with loader 4 speed, 7000 miles 1 Ford 8000, low hours $2950 2 1968 1100 Internationals, V8, CALL JOE AT HOLTON (1921NDEERE Abilene, Kans. John Deere 420D IH I.350 utility $975 4 speed 913 364-2221 John Deere 4010D Case VAC Utility $200 1967 1100 International, 6 cyl., Store CO 3-3051 John Deere SOD IH F560 diesel, clean 4 speed Ed Shouse CO 3-1066 MM 705 LPG F-450 gas with wide front 1966 1100 International, 4 speed Ron Shouse CO 34515 Ford 8711) with loader 1968 12000 International, 4 whl. Ready To Go) Fror2mfr.Z.1,3n3.70H. P. Ford 671D withDavis ig4IH Farmall H $375 drive, V8, 4 speed 3 Ford SN's Ili F-656 gas, reconditioned 1963 1200D International, 4 whl.JD 4520D, low hours Cleanest Used TRACTORS 2 Ford 9N's drive, V8, 4 speed JO 4020, PS, WFE 1968 Farmall 656 gas, 2 pt., TRUCKS 1961 110 International, 3 speed, JD 4020 SR, WFE, low hours Machinery In SWATHER dual valves Chev. 1.1(.:2 6 cyl. JO 12' pull chisel 270,551 ton, duals, comb. bed JD 30200, WFE, low hours 1968 Farmall 856D, tilt steering, New Owatonna & hoist Jeep 4 wheel drive pickup Central Kansas hydro. seat., 3 -pt., dual valves 92, 14' auger,with ort 1947 Chevrolet 11/2 ton truck JD 3090 gas, overhauled 65 IH D-1100 W4 ton pickup $395 JD 2010G, clean JD 50G 1967 Farmall 656 gas, 2 -pt., dual Fffd engine 1h$62 Ford "F-250 3/4 ton pickup Tractors valves No. 90, 14'draPer, IH 706D with cab vigil... 63 IHC Scout 4x4 $995 Buchman Farm Sply. 1964 IH 706 diesel, wide front, boner, Ford Farmall Super C 1969 A -C 190XT diesel, Series fenders, 2 pt. No. 35, 14'drape, vai° Phone Or See IHC TRUCKS Swartz WFE - 3010 III, cab, low hours. 350 Farmall 2 point toner, Fordengine JD 10' 3 pt. chisel with gauge 1967 A -C 190XT diesel, clean, r Chet Westriipor Lloyd Hunter 1953 Super M ay Phone wheels low hours, rear end change- No, 81, 14' draPe."' 913or238-5101, Junction City over 1951 Farmall M toner,Wisconsin 913 263-2399, Abilene JD 215A SP windrower with 14' draper, t 1965 A -C 190XTD, rear end 1945 John Deere A No. 30, Attn:243,AM, 913 229-6619 conditioner WisconsinSIF/ JD 37 trail mower 1964 A -C D19 diesel MISCELLANEOUS tioner, M OH N S ALTA VISTA, KANSAS. JD 38 9' mower changeover FEEDINGEQUI15:1 IH 101 combine, 12' header JO 9W 3 pt mower COMBINES No. 37 IHC 12' disc New mixerin111367 1.9A7 JD 8 7' mower price Free Financing Until Dec. 1, No. 37 IHC 10'9" disc special e Box 33 JD 214WS baler, PTO feed wagono.vatos 1971, On New & Used Ford wheel disc, 10' Used Jr) 214W baler, PTO IH 816 mower conditioner Grain Case 220 baler 2 No. 39 IH 46T baler 1969 Gleaner G, cab, 20' IH No. 100 balanced head mow- Ford 250 baler 1968 Gleaner G, cab, 20' er, 9', fast hitch SO feed waglo&1111forage vo JUNCTION CTIT,KS. 66441 1968 Gleaner G, cut wheat only Calhoun JO No. 5 mower IH 2001 loader with hyd. bucket 2 No.60 Grain" JO 45 loader 1969 Gleaner F, 17' head IHC 33A loader TRACTORS Gehl 1 row Chop -all 1964 Gleaner E, 13' head, cleanTwin-draulic hydraulic bucket Tractor 1965 3020Powershift diesel Gehl 2 row Chop -all 1960 Gleaner A, 14' head loader BPH 1967 3020 From32 to 133 PTO H.P. IH 50 2 row harvester 1955 Gleaner A, 14' head diesel ,wide front end (mfr. est. max.) Farmhand stacker on an H 1966 XT190 JD P4 2 row harvester, 1000 1959 Massey Ferguson 82, 14', icas AC diesel tractor 1956 JD60, WFE RPM new motor overhaul IHC 150 manure spreader, PTO, 706 IH JD 34 2 row harvester, 540 RPM All above machines nave been truck tires 19961 run through the shop or are 316 4010 dietielsediainord rop New) Tractors undc11 flail chopper 430 IH twine balers at last JD AW 12-6 wheel disk in the process year's cost, one left FORAGE EQUIPMENT & Combines See Or Call MISCELLANEOUS HuTcoSON, 16. 1969 No.34 JD 2 row cutter GOOD TRACTOR BUYS 1968 No. Calvin Crow or Ed Slusher John Deere No. 34 forage har- Kendall Garage 34 JD 2 row cutter IH 1256 turbo, cab, 2460 hours AND IMPLEMENT 1965 No.16 IH 1 row cutter vester, pickup attachment & Fall Cle$1 20CIH o. IH 1206 Turbo, 3052 hours 2 -row narrow head row cutter IH 856, cab, 1547 hours Osage Farm Eq. Co. 1968 Gehl forage harvester and Phone 151 1 rowPapec cutter IH 706, 310 engine, 2602 hours Chalmers 1968 No38 JD 2 cutter bar 293-5661 Allis No. 125 row cutter IH 656D, 2106 hours John Deere No. 38 forage har- d sP JD Chuckwagonwith 5 New gonad extension sides IH 560G, overhauled vester with pickup attach- LEONARDVILLE. KANS. No. 61 IH 400G, TA, IPTO, good ment & 2 row head corn ilea IH foragewagon with Allis Chalmers feed wagon Ir.118°Prron, extension sides 6 IgCused Ph. 528-1422 6 -row Allis Chalmers 500 plan- p Pro' DeBaun - International Want Best Offer durs MISCELLANEOUS ter No. 31 2 io ROLL - 0 - CONES 1968 Allis Chalmers 780 forage FOR blowers eonibr'r 2 FBAMF 9' mower 22 2 16x8 wheat PARTS & SERVICE OSAGE CITY, KANS. harvester with pickup att. New Owatonna Model 800 5 JD 28' Crustbuster drills 1966 Ford baler swather, 14' header, stem ". 6 row Phone 1958 New Holland 68 baler Gleaners 6 row No. 468 cultivator crusher 3 A.- ers 3 Pt. Olivercultivator 913 SALES & SERVICE New Holland hay equipment atAlso new Model 277 New Hol- 2 E Glesnini,203 4 rowfront mtd. 1970 prices. We need to sell . ,er, JD cultivator 528-1921 land wire tie baler, with PTO Muncie power take -off (includes469 lia.ybines, 1010 bale wagons, or Wisconsin motor 3 C-14 Glea"v 01';). 23 16' 6 ro400 Washington OSAGE CITY, KANSAS double gear & forward & re- 903 Speed -Rower Also new Owatonna Model 100 art, ;`,,heet Impl. Co. verse), U -joints, Power shafts Mix -Mill. Beal P:100 Ow FOR SALE - Ford tractor, B and Control cables. Jost Implement Co. ar head, Model SN, motor recently over- FINAL CLEARANCE Flentie Phone hauled, complete with scraper s, and loader. Hydraulic rams on Cinder Hydraulic & 316 -947-3182 Morrison Grain Co. JOHN DEERE EA 5-2301 loader also recently overhauled. a- $1000. Located at Gypsum,Ks. Machine Shop HILLSBORO, Phone 913 827-9331 id Call Mrs. Siebert, 913-696-4288, 1218 North 9th913 TA 7-3212 A Nights 913 825-0344 WASHINGTON, Box 748 KANS. between 9 and 5. SB20 SALINA, KANS. 67401 KANS. SALINA, KS. tte,
324 AFTER HARVEST SPECIALS HERINGTON Dauer Implement New 1970 PT -12 Hesston wind- rower with hay conditioner, Company, Inc. current price $3845. Now $2995 At New Schwartz bale accumula- Olive tor and bale clamp, complete. JOHN sD Olive Fromm atv.433 Pro-H.p. tr. Current price $2038. John Now $1760 der 2 new 20() bushel Little Red Olive New Machinery Wagons with 9 ton gears, TILLAGE Olive 11x15 tires, extra heavy con-JD 4 row 3 pt. curler From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. rtc:nt::11!-1. John At Sales Prices struction. Current price $897.JD 2 row 3 pt. curler (mfr. est. max.) International No. 7 4 section Now $775JD 4 row front mtd. cultivator IH 50 field cutter, 2 row aft. 11-1u peg harrow with JD F120 5x16 3 pt. plow Deer folding 2 new 400 John Deere grinder- 2 IH 16 field cutters, 1 rowaft. drawbar mixers with 82 bushel tank. JD 810A 3x14 3 pt. plow 1H 45 ensilage blower, nearly Isterr: TWA 11'7" plowing disk harrow treat USED TRACTORS No interest until 11-1-71 on new 70%.Current price $2670. JD RWA 121/2' disk harrow F5443witv°a1::h(L(ehae:4x,"4H3;11:pt,111-1:1::r: Ford 1967 Farmall 706 ens120ilageblower Now $2031 JD 28' field conditioner n133 . Reduced 1966 AC 190XT diesel New F-35 3x16 3 pt. John DeereIHC 20' springtooth on wheel pricesnewIHs Iron FAm 1964 Farmall 706 TA ' interria plow with sealed bearing carrier Gehl grinder -mixer rD71(96:4131esel,galAcIPT°1 1962 Farmall 460 coulters, RT rear wheel. Cur- 4 Case 1953 Farman Super C rent price $683.... Now $495 HAYING EQUIPMENT SALE PRICED Ai; JD 1948 John Deere B New F120 4x14 John Deere 1967 Case 220 PTO twine baler John 1956 IH F400 with power steer 2.bor 1959 John Deere 430 plow with spring trip beams 1964 JD 14T baler - 1959 AC D14 & sealed bearing coulters. 1958 JD 14T baler ing al 4x: 1954 JD 70 diesel, wide front & IHC 2 point mower AC 190 gas, 1557 hours Mille Current price $1114. Now $795 JD Letz 220X PTO burr mill, 3x14 power steering 2 new BWA 15' John Deere 4"Nx01.43:371:1;6nigajlt:" 1951 John Deere A TRACTORS like new Olive: wheel carried tandem disk 3x14 IH 55W wire baler, PTO.. $475 plow 1956 Farmall 230 harrows with 22" cone blades,1969 JD 3020 diesel 1110.N37:415Sefhy furrow tillers, ducal wheels. 1966 3020 JD diesel IH 10' 9" No. 37 wheel disk 1 Olive. USED HAY MACHINES Large Farm Hand feed wagon, plJDow Current price $2065. 1956 IHC utility No. 300 5x12 Kelly wist. 4 less 4 wheel trailer Ryan si" Ch, International 46T baler Now $16581956 JD 70 gas, std. JD 14T baler 1954 JD 70 gas 2 IH No. 30 manure loaders 4.row International 45T baler USED FARM EQUIPMENT 1955 III W-400 tractor 16;0418 vutor ...... row rea NH No. 66 baler Series 101 4x14 3 pt. Ford shear- FORAGE Falun is 20 miles southwest of AC 7' mower, snap hitch bolt beams plow $295 1965 Gehl SP forage harvester 0thsitorrod,...'"..cultivatce -771- rd front JD No. 894A rake 1967 4x16 Blue Ford 3 pt plow with 2 row w .... Cunningham hay conditioner Falun Row with sealed bearing coulters 1969 JD 38 forage harvester 4 row & shear -bolt beams $495 with 2 row Phone 1011 NeumanHai, USED TILLAGE 524 4x14 3 pt. IHC shear -bolt 1968 JD 34 forage harvester valor for Salina. To phone, tell operator Olivet International No. 311 plow, beam plow with sealed bear- with 2 row (SEImplement to ring thru Salemsborg. fhead 3x14, fast hitch ing coulters, A-1.... $450 1965 Gehl 84 forage harvester International No. 411 4x14 fast4x16 MM hydraulic lift pull with 2 row Intern hitch head plow on RT with extra set 1963 Gehl 83 forage harvester Oliver International 11' double tool new shares, good $150 with 2 row Il:TER header, h bar chisel W-9 IHC gasoline tractor, good 1963 Papec 92 with 2 row w 14' JD 10' chisel plow, pull type $375 International No. 37 14' wheel 55 Massey -Harris gasoline trac- SPECIAL PRICES ON NEW ...... disc tor, good $275 Century 400 gallon sprayers NE' International No. 37 wheel disc,1966 4020 diesel RC JD tractor WirrEw Traci 12' SEE US FOR: CHECK OURPI: with Roll -Gard 3D cab and Farman M with JD wheel disc, 10' dual wheels, 2800 hours, A-1 Lilliston Cultivators From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. 3 pl (for MM wheel disc, 14' (mfr. est. max.) loader $6850 Crust Buster Harrows JD 3020 gas, 520 ba Kewanee 20' wing disc 1969 4020 diesel RC JD tractor, Grain-O-Vator & Blair NEW EQUIPMENT very good Kewanee 14' wheel disc IH No. 340 18' springtooth har- 1951 JD A, good 810 hours, slick $7650 Feed Wagons 1948 John Deere Pes, Ma -sey-Harris 12' wheel disc 1955 400 RC gasoline IHC trac- Hesston Windrowers row B tor, A-1 $1150 GB Loaders Century Sprayers IH No. 200 7' semi -mounted MISCELLANE05 Big Ox Chisels & Blades mower JD 3 pt. 4 row rotaryla Wamego Truck 1 row corn attachment for No. antz-Kaufman Inc. Viking PTO haminermi & Tractor Co. Tri-County Sales 50 or 550 field harvesters hitch IH 550 field harvester with 2- Phone 1411 S. 81 Hwy. George Munkres row attachment Mono 6' 3 pt. shredder Phone Collect IHC 3 pt. hitch 4row Bypass IH No. 10 16x8 grain drills MARY BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 tor, 1 year old 456-9661 JD 3 pt. rotary shredder 316 - 241-3553 HERINGTON, KANSAS TRACTORS JD 16x8 FBB fert. drill WAMEGO, KANS. 1965 Farmall 706 D, 2 -pt. fast e Hal MCPHERSON, KANS. hitch HAY MACHINERY MH Super 66 with engirt We Have A Large Super W6 tractor with TA, eed USED TRACTORS good condition JD No. 38 mower, veryi, 1964 4000 gas, SOS Selection Of Salvaging Farmall H & M JD No. 8 mower, good JD 402( 111.1 and 14T JD baler Myers mower-conditionc4020D, v 1959 871 gas, SOS Used Krause, JD & IHC wheel 1957 960 gas, 5 spd. discs. If you need a new offset, Massey baler, low pib Deere (,177 1954 NAA, slick PLOW IH 2 -wheel side delkerp. Deere 4 tandem, or chisel plow do yourJohn Deere No. 5 3x14 New Idea side rake 1954 NAA with loader shopping and then come and MF 3x14 3 pt. C( FrormMZ.1A34.70 H.P. 1951 8N Ford see JD hay conditioner 1948 8N Ford us. We have implements at fourIH No. 8 3x14 JD 55 c "RENT - A - RIG" different locations. Ask to see COMBINES dy to g 1947 9N Ford them. TILLAGE Massey-Harris 35 Tractors & Machinery 1944 9N Ford IH No. 37 disc, 10'9" Case 11 1955 TO 30 Ferguson Krause will have a flexible JD 95, cab, air cond., JD 55, TRACTORS offset in size range from 13' toMM wheel disc JO 55 HiLo, very goo; MH SP Farmall 806, diesel & LP 1960 MF 65 gas 19' on the market in August. JD wheel disc, 11' JD 45 HiLo, good 1950 WD Allis, good Stop in and see the new 28%' JO 40 with corn head MISC1 Farmall 856 diesel HAY EQUIPMENT John I Farmall 450 gas 1946 M Farmall, PS flexible double offset thatwe IH 101 with cab 1936 F-20 Farmall have in stock. IH No 46 baler ester, Farmall 656 gas, like new Case 140 wire baler w chopi IH 460 gas 1951 B John Deere 2 Ford loaders USED MACHINES IH No. 5 side del. rake JD no. 70 diesel 7' hi clearance Oliver No. 60 baler 40 corr 1955 F300 gas, overhauled last MACHINERY BARGAINS chisel DLA co spring an, 3 pt 3x14 Ferguson 3 pt. plow $1509' hi clearance Mc., II -11-300 Utility Super MTA Pioneer Service Kansas Farm ohn Deer 2x16 JD plow $99.95 chisel 3x14 IHC snap hitch plow$85 13' Jeffory chisel, make SPECI. MACHINERY 2x14 3 pt. Ford plow us an & Sales Case tractor manure spreader, $65 offer EQ real good 2x16 3 pt. Cockshutt plow $75 '9' Crustbuster f. 4400 co. 2x14 3 pt. Dearborn plow IH 550 field cutter, 2 row $75 JD Model DFB fertilizer grain atCEG00011131 No.E Used IH 403 combine 2x14 MH plow drill, 16x8 317 W. Walnut b with 1x14 rollover for Cub $60 IH 205 combine likenew $45 We have lust received a truck 913 258-3222 8 to 5:30 Too 151 combine 2x14 Dearborn plow $50 load of Crustbuster spring- Belle IH 101 combine 11' JD disc, NBA After 6 Call 258-3026 10' Ford 3 pt. disc $225 tooths and grain drills. MH 82 combine $275 HERINGTON, KANS. See In CHI" 1957 MH 60 combine 10' MF 3 pt. disc $135 USED TRACTORS JD 55 12A pull 8%' Ford 3 pt. disc $225 M670 Suner gas, 630 hours coandskichonaime IH 315 combine, 14' 16' single disc $35 4(110 Jr) LP gas IH 45T baler, good Massey -Harris side rake.. $100 New 61000 Vista diesel- extra After Harvest Ford 501 3 pt. 7' mower.. $195 special deal on thisone Specials BELLE PLOWS BMB 5' rotary mower..$185 No. 605 MM power unit Case 4x16 pull; IH 3x14 &3x16; IHC side del. rake 1 14' IHC disk Allis 3x16 mounted; IH412, JD No. 810A plow, *4x14 Good Selection Of Used 14' JO disk 12' JD disk 4x16 semi-mt.; Oliver 4x16roll- Machinery- See Us For 24' snringtooth over, like new. Burns -Salisbury Your New Holland 4x14 JO mounted plow 1 IH 311 FH 3x14 Haying Needs MOS Homelite Chain Saw JD 14T baler Used discs & springtoothhar- low shopl rows Sales & Servacte New Holland baler 1 use Gould's, Inc. 1958 1.0:30 Case tractor disc 'mpleTte 15' Krause toG ""`"") M Farmall disc k HOLD -OVER PRICES ON East US24 11' Krause of New Holland- Krause 1954 70 John Deere diesel tractSthaa NEW MACHINERY ECWWWIOWT 826 gear and Hydrostatic PR 8-5731 Moline - Crustbuster Several good used 4010 and ring b, uba 'CdC')1' 103 and 815 Combines 4020 tractors weldi - Oliver - Ike eat BALERS: 430T and W MI- Complete phone No. 40 stalk shredders Blanding Impl. Co. tools, 225 SP hay mower conditioner Line Of Phone And other equipment. mm 913 - 243-2609 t 9 liineten wBehlen Steel el ncala PICKUP MOLINE work, 1965 Ford %T, 6 cyl., 4 speed Farm Buildings CONCORDIA, KS. 738-3066 JOHN DER en's the b6t SEE US FOR USED CARS A -C CORNPICKER HEADS BELOIT, KANS. FARMHAND EQUIPMENT Wayland Const. We have 5 Allis-Chalmers Pbo Co. corn - time to buy ) LILLISTON CULTIVATORS BINS, AUGER picker heads, Model GL -440, FOR SALE 1965 JD 40200 chinerY. It EQUIPMENT tractor, used 1800 hours, $5200. Phone or write Mike never used. Close-out price farm ma 240 III Wayland at 1965 JO F145H 5x14 plow $800. AULD Phone EA 5-2134 $2000 EACH 1970 Krause 1071 chisel, 14', when yo1111,7jilgig. CI Ii finance ther Washington, Kansas66968 1Y4" shanks. Speed King 34' SALI 1114 CHEVROT ,ET Located at Hastings, Nebr. grain auger. Orville Miller, Rt. Call OWEN DU'''. Blowr 461-5414 161/2' WILBECKtandem disk; Phone Paul Newsome days: 2, Valley Center, Ks. 67147. kter WAKEFIELD large discs, sealedbearings, 402 463-3191 Night 463-4459 SB21 913'°6 able, dual wheels,scrapers, outrig- vale FOR SALE- 210 JD cornheadgers, $900. Call Doug WANTED- Case, ring and and for 55 combine. Howard Goer- Wildin, ninion gears for WANTED - Used Moridge 316 662-7543, Hutchinson,Ks. Ph. Orval Jueneman,Fordson Dexta.Tox-o-Wik dryers. Call Bud ing, Peabody, Kans. x23 SB22 337-2482, Bebermever, 913 544-3827,Rob- Hanover, Ks. SB21 inson, Ks. SBA CULTIVATORS July 20, 1971 AtMarysville & SPRINGTOOTHS TRACTORS 15' Krause field cultivator Waiver Of Interest 1968 4020 tractor, diesel with Oliver, 250hours Crustbuster 28' springtooth USED TRACTORS On Combines cab & dual rear Oliver 1750diesel Porta-harrow 20'springtooth 1970 Ford 5000, less 1020 gas with hours than 800 1951 Standard Oliver, cheap John Deere RAKES And Corn, Heads 1967 4020 diesel overhauled loader 1970 82015M 16 speedFord 1963 3010 diesel, overhauled Oliver 1650 gas Massey Harris 4 wheelrubber tractor, demo. 1969 Gleaner K & F combines tire rake 3 Model A Gleaner combines Oliver 550 16A IHC rake 1969 4000 8 speed diesel,with PLOWS JohnDeere diesel GB loader, 60" bucket,demo. 410 Massey Ferguson, 14' head Three, four and five bottoms Nam32,43,,- HiC 304 SPREADERS 1963 1010 John Deere withcult. Model 180 Allis diesel 9HIC 460 gas 1959 MF 85 diesel Model 190XT Allis diesel DISK HARROWS JD 301 fertilizer spreader 1957 Ford 641 New Kewanee discs 13 to 17 foot 5ave After oial Deere A Case 135 PTO spreader Harkt, International diesel, wide 1955 Cockshutt diesel tractor rogas Grain-O-Vator No. 30 COMBINES front John Deere No. 44 PTO spreader 1951 WD Allis & mower Henry Sales 60 Allis, good overhaulei, -"lPf01 loader 191050adFerord 8N with Superior e°,111,t4' II Ford with No. 45 1964 JD combine valve, MOWERS & Service. Inc. pt, wide f141. FARM MACHINERY li Ford 7 -ft. mower 1969 Hydrostatic 10 HP garden HAY BALERS front,TgaSAIn°1961,2;1i International baler John Deere No. 5 tractor with 42" mower E. Hwy. 24 John Deere and IHC L9 diesel,AC, 196i;L4xvi Case plow, semi-mounted 1947 H Farmall AH JD plow, 4x16 pull type PLOWS 1949 Ferguson with 4x16 FL 4-7641 Emporia Impl. Co. GVI gask-^ 30 John Deerroll-over4 oer JD 55H 3x14 48" sickle bar mower for ACK ord 2.bottom plopttom wlow Case 4x14 garden tractor, top condition BILL JOE MISCELLANE0 IH 4x14 mountedplow John Deere 3x14 810 3 -pt. 1940 Chevy pickup TOPEKA, KANSAS No.540444 ew Milleroffset disc in stock 316 342-3146 steer plow MISCELLANEOUS USED EQUIPMENT 20 3x14 John Deere 10' Graham Hoeme chisel . 2 Oliver 3 bottomroll-over 570 A-0-0 18' wing chisel, demo. Save Save ase plow,eng.ti JD & Krause 12', 14' & 15' disc - o. 309 3x14 plow 406 4 row JD planter with fert. 1923 W. 6th &pt. plow harrows In Hiawatha (o. 370 12' ;1 Oliver 3 bottomroll-over 2 row JD 3 pt. lister with rub- IH wheel ber press wheels ("1141::181;)EMPORIA, 3' AC wheel duk plow A GOOD SEL ECTION OF 16x8 1030 Case diesel KANS. disk $595 3x14 Dearborn plow x12 Kelly Ryan 0 JD Chuck Wagon .... JOHN DEERE FERTILIZER 2 JD 4020 diesels with turbo feei.Ni 4 -row front mounted culti- 2 row Dempster 3 pt. runner .. . GRAIN DRILLS. blowers and cabs USED MACHINERY planter with fert. 8' Krause field vator Good selection of other used cultiniq Case 3 pt. Case disc plow BARGAINS . , ...... row rear mounted Newton Tractor 6' BMB Brute pull mower tractors 6' 4 section JD cultivator 1206 International diesel, cab & GB Moline tractor drag 04ord front mounted cultivator, Case 2x14 plow, pull type LA Case tractor tooth harrow duals ...... , 4row & Impl. Co. Case 3x14 plow, pull type 4010 JD diesel with cab M5 Minneapolis Moline tractor 4 row front mounted culti- Case baler 941 ease, gas completely overhauled Neuman Hard vator for Case 730, 830, 910 1302 S. Kansas 2 row Ferguson 3 pt. cultivatorGood selection of windrowers D17 Allis Chalmers, good Oliver 535 combine, 14' MF 3 pt. 7' mower and combines 15' Minneapolis Moline oneway & Implement Co, head 501 Ford 8' 3 pt. mower These are just a few of the 6' Minneapolis Moline oneway 01 International combine, 12' AT 3-2220 713 Ford backhoe items on our lot 13'6" Kewanee wheel disc Phone SU head 2 -section drag harrow Used plows, new chisels, most Oliver 5555 combine, 16' NEWTON, KANS. Dearborn 7 -ft. mower anything you need in the ma- header, hydrostatic drive John neere no. 5 mower Davies Implement Co. chinery line. W499...9.194 new 14' offset discs in stock IHC 7 -foot mower 7994173 $1595 John neer,. 6 -ft. no 5 mower Hwy. 36 West New Equipment 3 nt. Dearborn blade Jorden Impl. Co. WHITEWATER, KS, 610 913 742-7221 NEW SPECIALS New 5200 Ford diesel .... $68003 pt. Shawnee blade ABILENE Tractor Radio Sale MINNEAPOLIS- Day Phone CHECK OUR PRECIS New 8000 Ford diesel... $9600 $55.00 JD 720 diesel $1650 M, B. Salisbury Co. HIAWATHA, KANSAS co 3-2041 Farman M with 3 pt t (for all models) WA loader $1775 1966 3000 Ford, new rubber ew 520 baler completely overhauled$2150 (-rt.:A:roves CE 3-7411 MOLINE . Night Phone .FD 3020 gas, very good 1964 John Deere 3020 diesel, Pull Type CO 3-2057 1951 JD A, good Peschel Bros power shift OWL/SMACK S 114 Quincy 1948 John Deere B 1965 B414 International, 450 Forage Harvesters 1% mile east of LOLLEY MISCELLANEOUS hours TOPEKA, KANS. 1970 John Deere No. 38 with JD 3 pt. 4 row rotary ho Marysville on 1957 JD 720 diesel 2 row 40" head or 2 row 30" CUSTOM FARMING Viking PTO hamrnermli I 1951 JD R diesel head Highway 36 1959 971 Ford diesel 1969 IHC No. 550 with 2 row CUSTOM COMBINING hitch head or 7' direct cut head Mono 6' 3 pt. shredder Phone 562-2377 MISCELLANEOUS See Iry Jamestown SERVICE AVAILABLE IHC 3 pt. hitch Ilrolv - 1967 AC No. 780 with 2 -row MARYSVILLE, KANS. New Birch 14' 3 pt. rotary hoes 1966 JD 4020 diesel head DOUBLE CROPPING' tor, 1 year old $650 1965 MF 65 LP gas, excellent 1965 IHC No. 50 with 2 row A SPECIALTY JD 3 pt, rotary shredder New 6 and 4 row Birch cultiva- shape 30" head, pickup attachment JD 16x8 FBB fert, drill e Have What You tors 1964 930 CK Case, very good 1965 Gehl No. 84 with 1 row "WE ARE READY HAY MACHINERI New Ford 532 baler, twine tie condition head, pickup att. WHEN YOU ARE" MH Super 66 with mpg,Need In Belleville $1975 1963 830 Case with Case-o-matic1965 John Deere No. 12 with Spraying and Cultivating go: We still have some MF 1100 die- JD No. 38 mower, very New Ford 4 bottom semi - 2 row head or 6' direct cut Service Available JD No. 8 mower,good JD 4020 diesel, WF mounted plows on hand sel tractors on hand at the att., pickup att. 4020D, wide front, syncro Allied grinder -mixer mill $1375 old price Give us a call to discuss your Myers mowenconchtioner,hn Deere 630 gas Artsway mixer mill $1950 Can Finance And Deliver Massey baler, lowPrice USED COMBINES harvesting and double cropping delivery r0hn Deere 720 LP, wide front Special on 5' Imco rotary mow- needs - IH 2 -wheel side ers $295 & TRACTORS Field Queen, Inc. New Idea side.rake COMBINES Have Waiver Of Interest GREGG LOLLEY 3D hay conditoner With A 10% Down Payment Box 317 (316) 722-0461 913 456-7804, Wamego, Ks. JD 55 combine, 14' and cab Midwest Sales & UntilJan. 1, 1972 COMEDIES ready to go MAIZE, KANSAS 67101 35 9 Case 1000, 16', cab 1961 Oliver combine, 12' LORAN LOLLEY Massey -Harris Service 1958 John Deere 45 combine, JD 95, cab, aircond,very 9 JD 55, 14' / 913 456-9589, Wamego, Ks. MH SP90, 14', cab TRACTORS 116 Walnut 12', very good JD 55 HiLo, very go 1959 MH 82, 14' $1800 New & Used Tractors JD 45 HiLo,good MISCELLANEOUS 4 F.L.11° head 316 382-2570 1960 IHC 151 combine, 15' with Ford 8000 diesel with cab, JD 40 with corn John Deere No. 34 forage EQUIPMENT) cab $2250 demonstrator IR 101 withcab harvester, likenew MARION, KS. 1962 no. 23 IHC corn head $300Ford 5200 diesel, demonstrator CHIEFRI IH 101,good condition aw chopper for JD 95 com- Massey Harris No. 22 cornhead,1963 Ford Model 4000 all-pur- MH 72 , bine MF No. 222 cornhead $1250 pose gas, 4 speed transmis- Grain Bins Several 3045s HP40 corn disc with3 pt. 1961 Oliver 2 row corn head sion A -C 90, 7' DLA corn disc with Orth- $250 1954 IHC Super MTA, extra The bin guaranteed against man, 3 pt. 80" Howard Roto-vator, used good failure. Now, the strongest bin Farm John Deere 14Tbalers very little $1000 9N Ford you can buy. Kansas NEEDED MF 88 6x16" semi -mounted CE SPECIALS ON NEW plow USED IMPLEMENTS EQUIPMENT IN MANHATTAN 1964 Owatonna Model 91, 14' ELLIOTT west% 4400 combine, 16' CONSTRUCTION CO. platform I have available for a first- Pfister -Rhodes swather with crimper, shop Phone 913 265-3872 at GOPee No. 870 feed maker class automobile tune-up me- reconditioned, A-1 MORROWWI R, KS. b with auto-loader head IHC 4 row front mount cultiva- Topo chanic in Manhattan the fol- Impl. Co. J0141...DEERE lowing: A modern 6 year old tor, Model 461 BellevilleImp'. insulated metal building with Ford Model 250 baler USED EQUIPMENT air conditioned office, brick and Phone 439-6219 Ford 8' mounted disc 180 Allis tractor plate glass store type front. Ford 12' mounted springtooth H Farman InwithClealbeb: JAMESTOWN, KANS. C Allis and cultivator Se Ph. JA 7-2261 This building is on a major Ford Tractors & Implements G combine with 4-40 corn head 64Gleaneronditiorn highway, 3 minutes from any c pl Versatile Swathers 3 pt. John Deere mower, 9' bar 19g Norman Hanshaw of 4 wholesale auto supply ne!illit Used Tractors Glencoe Farm Equipment Semi -mounted JD mower, 9' bar 61 A (Ilea BELLEVILLE, stores. 19ood0 Allis Cieselilail7; KANS. 82T Allis mower, 9' bar, like 2 D1.,' Will assist qualified man to There's real quality in these: d George Motor Co. new barged get started in his own business.2 190XT diesels, excellent con- 2 JD 7' mowers condition 0, val dition JD 20' springtooth harrow, fold JohnDeere Gas & Diesel Write A. 0. Cavlor, RR 2, or fTRACTORS 1966 excellentg4 1965 reconditioned JD 4020 dsl. up, 3 pt. nto baler.spe1 Phone 913 778-3603. $5200 Shop Service MANHATTAN, KANSAS with new tires Phone 446-3340 16' Allis springtooth, 3 pt. in Pcd MOST 1963 D19 diesel EOUSPMENT up-to-date service CLYDE, KS. 1954idreorn9 head, shop in 1963 A -C D19 gas, good ru$3200bber NEW EQUIPMENT tion ,e baler our area PRICED TO GO Completediesel testing 1 used If' disct. ent to take equip- D19, gas, cab 904 Allis vvindrower 15, Krause care of the major- disc tractors. 82 3 point Allis mower NrailSe MISCELLANEOUS In Frankfort K combine I ng bars, line Bon boring ma- 11 shank AC chisel, double 180 diesel tractor welding,electrical, acety- John Deere RG2 rear mounted Cuba 11111) e. Water Systems spring clamps cultivator, 2 row, 3 point 190XT diesel tractor Valveequipment, 4 bottom snap coupler plow IHC No. 46 baler, A-1 shape Pee tools, rod align- REPAIR SERVICE PARTS 4 bottom snap coupler semi - IHC No. 5 rake Schaefer Eqpt. Competent We sell only the best and have mounted plow John Deere 851 rake Clnel factory trainedper- over 2000 pumps pumping. 214 John Deere wire baler 1115 West 6th - in hydraulics, Owatonna grinder -mixers, Mo- 1963 JD 45 hi -lo combine, with ricaland generaldiesel, cab Work mech an We Trade - Rent del 95, excellent Electric Motors - Pressure PLOWS DI 2-3172 Tanks - Sump Pumps 9 they Rhine Impl. Co. JD F120 3x14 BOWMAN'S HOERMAN SUPPLY CO. JD 810 4x16 EMPORIA, KANS. PhoneCE 84103 JD 4x14 pull type °en'buY Warehouse At Zeandale A -C 4x16 semi -mounted time " smer1? 1 m'til240Imol.& Truck Co. Phone 913 776-9253 913 325-3176 FOR SALE - 1969 Ford 4000 ,o ghth MANHATTAN, KANSAS gas tractor, with a Ford 727 faro"' 064 it; N Frankfort Impl. heavy duty loader equipped , KANS. FOR SALE - Massey Fergu- with hydraulic bucket.1,100 WhenYee 101,..r 1 WASHINGTON, KANS. Mothormman son 422 corn head. WilFam hours.Also Ford 3x14 plow finance .,011)17 pSIAowLEer. Fly Carls, phone 913-862-1726, Wa- and a 4 -row Lilliston rolling calf Om -913.0 ghter. cigar - x23 KRAUSE 613 tandem disk 15', 913 2924458 Usedvery little. karusa, Kans. extra good. IHC 21' springtooth cultivator.All above machin- 1e.Glenn E. on heavy duty wheelcarrier, ery like new. Ronald Wohler, vale,Ks., PhoneLacy, WANTED: AC silage blower, extra good. Phone 9442848, R. R. no. 5, Clay Center, Ks., 4274513 belt type, dealers welcome. Jo- FRANKFORT, KANS. ph. 913-632-3031. sb21 x24nas Eitel, Durham, Kans.x21 Green, Kansas. x22
3 FOR SALE - 8N Ford tractor Grass & Grain and rotary mower. A -C roto-bal- 26 July 20, 1971 Save In Beloit See In Osborne er. Phone 913 353-2392,Beattie, 1966 Ford 6000 diesel 2 1969 Baldwin G diesels, cab & Kansas. x21 SELLING AKC Scottiesand Excel cab for 930 Case, excel- air cond., 20' Beagles, breeding stock;some lent shape FOR SALE - Used tandem are bred. Allen Prell, Oketo, Ks. 2 1968 gas Baldwin, cab, 20' EYo 1plal4eTt' loboy, new single -bred tandem 913 744-2681. e44DPA IHC 660 diesel 2 1967 C -II, 18' tag -along; good VE4 Wisconsin SB22 anteed , or 1962 JD 4010 propane, call oi real 1960 D-17 Allis with mounted 4 - engine; used tandem loboy sus-GIVE AWAY - Two German or nite,913 sharp bottom plow pens:on with axles, tires, etc. Shephard female puppies 8 Kansas. 1967 G1000 MM, cab & duals 1968 G Gleaner with air con- Luttig Trailer Company, Em- wks. old. Make good livestock ditioning, 18' head mett, Ks 913 535-2610 SB21 or watch dogs. Ph. 913 9534121, N-1 COMBINES 1967 403 International 16', cab oper+ 1 1968 Gleaner G, cab x21 Auggcut 1964 C -IIGleaner, 16' with FOR SALE - One 450 IHC ta ne model 1967 Gleaner C cab and air conditicner head complete with valves, Aug ee pr 1 1966 Gleaner C -II handfaNuPnt 1960 95 John Deere combine, 18'ready to go. $110. Morganville ent Ir 1965 Gleaner 3 92 Massey Ferguson 14' com-Kansas, Phone 913 9264524. 56520,- 1963 Gleaner C bines x21 tip 1 1962 Gleaner C 1967 C -II Gleaner, 18' pd an 1959 John Deere 95 1960 No. 10 Massey F baler FOR SALE - Case 555 pull 1958 Gleaner A, type hay windrower, brand new. 100% Vinyl Latex a 1953 John Deere 55 Call Whiting 873-1362. SB21 1953 Gleaner A Osborne Equip. Co. WALL PAINT cilit Heavy Duty Equip' IHC 120 one-way, like new Phone FOR SALE - Ten portable - Washable 3 pt. 12' chisel, like new wood hog houses with floor - Lion C-440 cornhead, good can be used for farrowing.Call 2.93per gal. trailer: A -C round baler 913 - 346-2631 Whiting, Ks. 873-1362. SB21 Also Good Selection Of sand AL1.32.01.04P.400% Linoleum: 9x12, 12x12, 12x15 10x24 OSBORNE, KANSAS FOR SALE -W -W stationary purcha A &W Eqpt. Co. roller mill, 10 HP, three-phase and an electric motor. Call Whiting, Ks. FAITH'S t facili 913 - 738.3379 A Cuckler Circle -C Building FURNITURE TatgeChtVagneIIt. 873-1362. SB21 or oPel is built to stand and serve your East US 24 PR 8.3786 1:k farming needs. See us for aFOR SALE -- '51 Ford truck her, ALIJS 000.111171 BELOIT, MANHATTAN, KANSAS 30 KS. free estimate. with Blair feed wagon.Call WOODsH two 873-1362, Whiting, Ks. SB21 Ms6i 190XT LIKE NEW Hoppy's Steel Randolph Prey: FOR SALE - '55 International iLNT°1Kansas 224 S. 4th 913 823-2826 ' ThisAllis-Chalmers190XT silage wagon, front or back un- WATER Indust tractor, bought new in Decem- SALINA, KANSAS loading. Call Whiting, Kansas Appliance Center mg WELLd, ber 1969, with only 850 actual 873-1362. SB21 &testing:platiccaings has Westinghouse room aircon- hours, offered at the low price FOR SALE - 1967 IHC No. 656 ditioners in stock from 5000 collect 913 of Striderofils.:Center, diesel tractor, wide front end, BTU to 26,000 BTU. See 7cc us be- ids, V 15.5x38 rear, 650x16 front tires. fore you buy for the rightsize Kansas. $5975. MUILDINOCuckler Fast hitch, deluxe fenders, ind.and best price. axle, FORTHigE tide tir PTO, dual hydraulic control, ol RANDOLPH, KANSAS ride a B Horo bod: Hanover Impl. Co. DELAVAL PIPELINE milker 1045 hours.1964 IHC No. 10 Key Milling, 1st door east of post office Clay Hanover double six herringbone, 2-4n. 16x8drill,fertilizer, rubber stainless milkline, no. 77 pump, press, power lift, good condi- 1 ED 7-2821 centrifugal milk pump, milk re- tion.1968 Wilbeck 13'6" wheel STAMP COLLECR CO1 Marysville ceiving and wash in place, com- disc, 20" blade, good condition. BOATING different world* Bernard Diederich, Greenleaf, Capital Stamps, HI 3-4843 plete with vacuum line, $2995. pa A Allan Smith, R. 2, Salina.x23 Kansas 66943.. x22 Baton Rouge, In HANOVER, KANS. FOR SALE or trade- Used FOR SALE - New Holland no. WANTED TO BUY - Late 20x8' pontoon boat, styrofoam 275 wire tie bailer, never been model John Deere A with hy-pontoons - don't need painting. ANTIQUES- pora NEW used, model 1970.Clifford Bo- draulic lift. Also 3 point lift Good railing, 25 HP Mercury jugs, fruit jars, tert ling, ph. 913.535-2310, Emmett, for same. Must be good. State motor and ccntrols, trailer in- frames and other CASE PLOWS Kansas. x21 price & condition in first letter. cluded - $350.Bill Walter, 2 things. McFadden Clayton Corman, Oak, Nebras- 2.::,Riley, Main mi. west, 11/2 north Beloit, Ks. w bri 25% off FOR SALE - JD 14T baler, ka 68964. x22 Phone 913 738-3049. x22 good.Cliff Raub, Jr., Blaine, CASH REGISTER WHILE THEY LAST - Kans.phone Frankfort, 292- FOR SALE - IHC grain drill FOR SALE - 21' Owens cruis- does everything. No We have bought two carloads of 4976. x21 on rubber, 16x8 with grass seed- er boat and trailer, 95 HP Merc- $2700. Sell now for factory fresh Case plows at spe- er. Phone Junction Oity 913 ury motor, $1800. James Fowl- to right party. Cd cial price due to closing of the1957 14' JD combine; 1955 Mo- 2384341. SB22 er, Concordia, Ks., Phone after Manhattan, Kan Rockford,Ill.,Case factory. del 60 tractor with or without 5 p.m. 243-3659. 778.3525, nights These are 4-6 bottom plows, all scoop, rollomatic, LPTO, hyd. FOR SALE or trade - Massey x21 the latest models. 1948 Model B JD. New & usedHarris springtooth, 24' with TYPE KZC Fairtonl springtooth harrows. New 3- carrier, $200. New Holland 66 Mobile Homes 30 HP 3 phase 03 on btm. 14" & 16" plows. Used 2baler, $150. Elmer Hofmeister, motor, 1770 RPM, I Vahsholtz and 3 btm. plows. New & used Claflin, Ks. 316 587-3805. x23 volts with 12" 3 telt Impl. Co. 16x8 & 16x10 drills. Used 20x8 FOR SALE - 1970 Kit 50'x24' 913 528-2050, Osage drill. 407 Gyramor mower, dem- FOR SALE - 4020 John Deere mobile home. A real buy. James tractor, 12' disc, 16' harrow, 3- D. Davis, Scandia, Kansas, 913 TA 54521 onstrated.2 -row weeder. Cabs ESE for M or H tractor. Used 12' nt. hitch; heavy duty loader; 335-2570. SB21 FOR SALE - Lila 201 West Pacific disk. 6' JD oneway. F100H 28'20' hay elevator. 316 437-2759, and bridle. Phone ill SALINA, KS. field conditioner, F145 5x16 Madison, Ks. x21 FOR SALE - 1968 Great Lakes Wamego. plows. 12'6" & 11'2" disk har- mobile home, 2 bedroom, 2 rows. No. 38 forage harvester. Building Materials baths, air conditioned, clean, SEE US 640 JD rakes. 24T & 24WS bal- A-1 shape. Must see to appreci- ers. 480 mower conditioner. ate. Also choice lot for sale onNebraska re et 4 new 1970 Model 4020 John 2217 AH 101/2' Surflex tiller. All corner. Call 765-3748 at Alma, Deere diesels on hand.Priced Kansas. SB21 Ti to sell.Give us a call. new. All goods at close-out CORRUGATED Minimum 11 prices. Wolf Implement Co., 8' CAMPER, complete, ready to Glasco, Kansas. SB21 ROOFING go. 20 gallon water storage, pro- Butler County ToUltimateOM die COMBINES - Nice 1967 A -II 8' to 16' lengths pane bottle ,etc. $500. Call War- Implement Co. Gleaner. 1959, 1958, 1955, 1954 ren, Manhattan, Ks., Days 913 LINCOLN, NEBR., 778-3525, evenings 539-6626. Gleaners. 1954 John Deere 55. 10.95 per sq. attheIt 2200 W. 6th Good 12' platform for C Glean- SB22engineers er.Tractors - Nice 1964 JD Penta Poles 8' - 30' Nebraska -Lincoln carrying minimum 3020 LP RC, loaded. 1958 JD Irrigation LP 720 RC, loaded. Good 1957 FENCING LUMBER ultimate developol 316 321-1530 International 650 LP, low hrs., Yellow Pine & Fir They havemodM PS. 1966 Nfr 180 gas, fully till planter sothatilopg EL DORADO, KANSAS FOR SALE - Propane 45 HP U equipped. 1951 MM G on gas, irrigation engine with 4" Grad- slot, deposits theseed Wildcat Lumber good Cab for JD 4010-3010. JD 4 -sec- ner-Denver pump; 34 pieces 5" Pt tion rotary hoe, 3 M. 4 -row JD Phone 913 539-1181 slot. The planter We Probably Pay K-18 W & Stagg Hill Road mainline: 34 mile 4" sprinkler 4 - 3 -point corn sled. Ford cultiva- line. Will sell together or sep- old row More taxes, interest, and keep MANHATTAN, KANSAS a better balanced inventory tors, disc, springtooth. Recon- arate. Matt Roeder, Seneca, Ks., corn. ditioned Ford engine for early Phone 336-2663. x22 Originally than anybody in the business. Gleaner. Nickel Brothers, Buh- ler, Kansas. Pumps, plumbing, plastic x21 Pets are also Help Wanted pipe, drainage, PVC hot & cold, $15.000 - $30,000 year conyentinaifes00 1000 ft. coils. Orangeburg. Steel - Raise rabbits for us. Sent $1.00, Book: FOR SALE - Collies, Peek-A- scale. Hard pipe, cast iron, copper valves,Rabbit Ranchers Poos, and Pekinese. Marvin Dr Unload with all the fittings. ofAmerica, According to Box 265 -GAG, Haysville, Ks. Vandevord, Rt. 1, Maple Hill, Mechanic machine a 67060. x23 Ks., Phone Topeka 913 775-6282 muss the Boilers, hot water heaters. third morethan I or 913 775-6209. 1 Also large industrial heaters, SB21 John Deere Experience used 01 showers, softeners- Kohler, TRACTOR - 1966 930 Case CK Excellent opportunity for right "You can diesel with 8' Otter dozer, very AKC REGISTERED Brittany man. Top wages, paid vacation,terracea slope Universal, Rundle, Mansfield good condition. $4700. Jim Mai, pups for sale, from good hunt- said. tubs and fixtures. group insurance.Need own corn," he Lenora, Ks. 67645. Phone 913 ers, $10. Selling 5-yr. Brittany E Lane,
hand tools. D. HOERMAN SUPPLY CO. 567-3303. x22 female. Art Heideman, Phone Write Or Apply ter Alta Vista 229-5205, Rt. 1, Alta agricultural ellvn Warehouse At Zeandale FOR SALE - Farmall 300, fast planttnyt Phone 913 776-9253 Alta Vista 229-5205, Rt. 1, Alma planter for hitch. 913 229-6403, Alta Vista, Schleif Impl. Co. Heals°,.' MANHATTAN, KANSAS x21 Nebraska. Kansas. SB21 Phone 768-6077 P" FOR SALE ALL WHITE German Shep- demonsPlotdemonstrationIvo - IHC TD9 hyd. FOR SALE - 1966 IHC 806D, HEBRON, NEBRASKA 68370 site of theannlia dozer. Two Cat D4 hyd.dozers. herd puppies, purebred (not 37 Cat 40 gas hyd. dozer. Single wide front end, 3 point. Jamesregistered). Sidney Johnson, HELP WANTED - Milking Sa D. Davis, Scandia, Kansas 913 913 227-2532. Re- axle lowboy. Phone 456-7364, SB23 nf:::ebesYeapedDivoa aeon:: aro jtf hle_dthatt 335-2570. SB21 position open, KSU Dairy Paul Hill, Belvue, Ks. x21 FOR SALE search Center. Contact Dale WANTED -- Shelties (minia-Lind at 532-6394 or EarlFar- COVERED HORSE trailer for - 3 row 30" corn - ture collies) and toy terriers. x21 sale or trade: 4 -horse trailer head for 303 IHC combine. Don Lamb, St. George, Ks., Ph. mer at 532-6534. with electric brakes & walk -outRoepke Seed Farm, Rt. 3, Box 494-2415. x22 planter e, 210, Manhattan, Phone 913 coulteroto front. Call Manhattan, Ks. 913 776-7323. FOR SALE Business Opportunities A rolling 539-6001. SB21 SB21 - Eight month old edbyanarr FOR SALE male Toy. Spitz. Chester 0. Un- follow WANTED - Three or four row - Oliver 5x14 semi -ruh, Hillsboro, Ks. x21 $15,000 - $30,000 year -Raise a corn head tofit 410 combine.mounted plow. Trip bottoms, rabbits for us. Send $1.00,book: big coulters, excellentcondition. FOR SALE - Young AKC wireRabbit Ranchers ofAmerica, William earls, phone 913-862- Richard Lyons, ph. 316-342.6843,fox terrier brood stock. Proven Kans. 1726, Wakarusa, Kans. x21 Emporia, Kans. Box 265 -GAG, Haysville, x21 or soon service age. Males and 67060. x23 WANTED TO BUY - Wrecked females. Producers of good ALLIS ROUND balerwith newquality puppies. Get your brood cafe doing or burnt tractors & eqpt., pref-,endless belts $500. Good FOR SALE - Good town. erably late. E. D. Longhofer, condi- stock now for fall and winterthriving business in small onlytwo tion Alfred Roeder, Seneca,Ks. 229-6409 382-2620, Manion, Ks. SB22 336-2800. puppy markets. Phone 913 Call 913 229-6615 or 913 )investing x20 & x26382-5621, Frankfort, Ks. x21 X21 411.1.1111
Lippert Inc., has leasedfour acres HAVE wt,,, Two and an 8,000 -square -foot building.B Your piap,l'uER stop Gets & L hopes to open withir.30 days, KC Metro Area Grass & Grain anteed, c-aueriaine,cik7, producing galvanized roofing 2 7 or nite, 913 .44 WE1^.4 and Kansas. reIndustries other parts for mobile homes.Local Ranks 24th TON-Two newindustries manager is Ray Eastham. Starting July 20, 1971 WANE in Hesston by employment will be 10 to 12, working As an urbanized area Kansas City riyn in operations to Jimup to a possible 35. ranks 22ndinthe country,the Aug. 1rib according 0e tern, October, of Hesston Hesston Development Inc. Census Bureau reported today, and modelequinre vice president is has a population of 1,101,787. hand teld composed of 71 stockholders, mostly : 15 Dallas ' 1,338,685 ent hid pment Inc. As a metropolitan area Kansas I16Allwaukiie 585-6520i titer. Corporation offrom the Hesston area whopur- 1,252,457 an ifs ,el Equipment chased about 30 acres of land along City ranks 26th with 1,256,649 per- 17Seattle 1,238,107 Ind., and B& L Industries of 18 Miami sons, according to figures released 19 purchased landUS 81. The group acquired buildings San Diego 11;219819'66,3231 Mich., have originally used by the Hesston Corp. some time ago. .20Atlanta 1,172,778 and have contracted 21 Cincinnati ildings An urbanized area, officials ex- 1,110,514 The corporation's function isto 22 Kansas City 1,101,787 re facilities. pull new industry into Hesston. The plained, consists of a central city .23Buffalo 1,086,594 builds a range plus the densely built-up adjoining 24Denver 1,047,311 Magnetic yel Equipment businessesbuy vehiclesincluding thelandand areas. A metropolitan area includes 25 San Jose, Calif. 1,025,273 Sim reation facilities from the corporation itself. 26 New Orleans 961,728 gtrailers, motorhomes, van whole counties, including rural 27Phoenix All size, truck campers. The areas. 28 Portland, Ore. 886324:392567 ions and 29 Indianapolis 10x24_ one building, 15NORTHEAST JR. ANGUS In the Kansas City situation the 820,259 as purchased GROUP NAMES OFFICERS 30 Providence, R.I. 795,311 has contract for a metropolitanareaconsistsof Dealers \Valle! of land and Recently elected officers of the foot facility. Jackson,Platte,Clay and Cass about the endNortheast KansasJunior Angus Counties in Missouri and Wyandotte TatgeChenii4dy for operation HeiferClub ptember, TravelEquipment are KevinDavies, and Johnson Counties in Kansas. In Cite Jr. Angus HERINGTON, mploy 30 to35 people, ex -Robinson, president; Lori Hagen- defining the urbanized area Census Rs. buch,Lawrence, g in two tothree years to vicepresident; officialssaidthelessdensely WOOD SHAVINGS Lynn Hagenbuch, Lawrence, Winners At Holton of uses. Key ilisiii7C125. Presidentis David R. populated parts of the counties were Center, Kansas. secretary;and Luke Cochren, not including, thus accounting for HOLTON-Lynn Hagenbuch of " Whiting, reporter. L Industries, adivision of the lower population figure Lawrence had the grand champion WATER WELL drill's.; The rank of urbanized areas: heifer and Kevin Davis of Robinson ing & testing. Grad': plastic casings, New York 16,206,841 the champion steer at the recent PRICES SLASHED ! 2 Los Angeles 8,351,266 show of the Kansas Junior Angus collect 913226-7216,.. 3 Chicago 6,714,578 Strader Drilling Co 4 Philadelphia 4,021,066 Heifer Club here. Re GMC V4000 HD farm truck, 17,000 lb. 2 speed ids, Kansas. 5 Detroit 3,970,584 Scott Davis of Robinson had the rear axle, 7000 lb.front axle, 351 HD engine, 6 San Francisco 2,987,850 x20 tires,18' combination stock rack and 7 Boston 2,652,575 reserveheifer.Lynn Hagenbuch FOR THE rideof ya sin body $2995 8 Washington 2,481,489 was also top senior showman, with ride a Big Horn 9 Cleveland 1,959,880 Key Milling, Clay Co 10 St. Louis 1,882,944 Joleen Raab of Topeka winning the Chevrolet LWB farm truck, 2 speed axle, V8 $1795 11 Pittsburgh 1,846,042 junior showman title. ngine, combination grain bed, underbody hoist 12 Minneapolis -St. Paul 1,704,423 One other class winner was Luke 13 Houston 1,677,863 STAMP COLLECTORS- 14 1,579,781 Cochren of Whiting. different worldwideea Baltimore Capital Stamps, Roe Demonstrators -Shopworn Baton Rouge, Louisirl THE AREA'S GREATEST BARGAIN PLACE ANTIQUES -BMAfield conditioner, 3 bar, with smoothingatt. ... $895 EYE CATCHER jugs, fruit jars, honk The unusual shearing of this red Compare Our Prices With -Others frames andother cedar has made the tree the center of things.McFadden. Deere 3 -section12'pull type springtooth $285 attention at a nursery in Clearwater, 26 Riley, Km row, brand new Fla. FARM & RANCH POWERMOWER'S895 15" rear wheels; belt driven blade, 4 HP CASH REGISTER - Briggs & Stratton motor very special at does everything. in $595 $2700. Sell now for Deere No. 37 mower, 7' bar to right party. Call l Manhattan. Kansas, FRONTIER BALER TWINE $625 Lots of 10 bales per bale 778.3525, nights 53941 Deere No. 37 mower, 9' bar Changes In TYPE KZC FairbibM., 9000' rolls, 325 lb. Tensile strength$5.85 30 HP 3 phase60 ein $675 motor, 1770RPM, 31 Deere 640 rake, 5 bars Lumber Standards Limited Supply volts with 12"3 belt ci Osage 07 913 528-2050, A 2x4 piece of lumber hasn't FRONTIER ROTO-BALER TWINE Deere 34 single row field harvester Save measured 2 inches by 4 inches in Lots of 10, perbale $5.85 FOR SALE -Like et years. And most lumber dimensions and bridle.Phone 913 $650 are even smaller today because of We have the largest & most complete Wamego. Deere 110 pull chisel, 10' changes in U.S. lumber standards. "This doesn't mean the consumer line of building materials in Central Kansas is getting cheated," points out Dale 21 - Deere chain saws, 12" cut $145 ,ALL NECESSARY MATERIALS NebraskaCn Schindler, Extension architect at Kansas State University. TO REPAIR STORM DAMAGE TRACTORS & MACHINES "In fact, customers will receive a MinimumIII better piece of lumber for their to money. It will be more stable in its SHINGLES FELT ROLL ROOFING 6000 diesel, 1963 model, good $2995 To Ultimate dimensions and well have a strength ROOF COATINGS NAILS NEBIln. that will not vary over the years." 113 LINCOLN, All at Discount Prices attheI:a engineers Deere 730gas, 3 point, cylinder, good $2095 A dressed 2x4 used to be 1-% x 3-% 322 Nebraska-Lincoln inches. Now it is 1-1/2 x 3-1/2. But it's minimum: still called a 2x4. PANELING SALE carrying 110 deyelopmif Deere 3020 diesel, The old 2x12 dressed actually was ultimate 1965, very good $4395 At unheard low prices mod ied They have 1-% x 11-1/2. Now it is 1-I/z x 11-1/4. 1/4" 4 x 7 Antique Birch so thatlirModel U "For a while lumber yards may HP till planter Tractor -A good old tractor in the se'e_ico erY good condition have lumber in both dimensions," Compare any where at$5.95 $2.98 ad - slot, deposits $500 5,, lanter says Schindler."Therefore,ifa slot. Thep utG 4x7 WalnutTone Panelling er without thin person bought lumber at different old row 4 Limited stock ... better come early $2.39 ap- bottom pullplow, very good $195 times, he should check corn. drsig0 originally soot/ measurements. And he should be x22 particularly careful with lumber for plantingocornpe. inrdse: Deere F120 4 x 8 Tropicana Lauan; 3 Colors A good No. 1 4x16 mounted plow, good $395 trusses, and should avoid mixing panel at a real bargain sizes for wall studs." 2.98 conventionalfie Harris ensilagewagon, side extension, For remodeling, lumber graded on Vinyl Shield, highgrade Vinyl Covered Panelling. Ideal scale. ntunloading $450 the old system will more nearly for any room. Washable and scratch resistant. According tlrd' match the material already in the 4 Decorator Colors to choose from per panel ....$2.89 muss building. New lumber may require third more `-se Deere springtooth $95 considerable shimming. You can harrow DON'T MISS THIS SALE fight Thelumberindustryalsois Never Before Has Anyone Offered On, terraced operating under new nationwide This Type Of Panels At These Prices field Cutter, Can,, hesaidLane, single row,good $695 standards concerning moisture D. itOneff. content of kiln dried lumber. To be apfricalture,aritinge' 1GALLON THERMOS BRAND JUGS classified"kiln dried,"moisture Reg. $2.98 each 11.98 onter P.Isi.e0150 el15 fieldcutter, good $795 content may not exceed a certain NebraSka. Ode amount. 48 QUART THERMOS BRAND COOLERS$12.95 demonstration "Kiln dried (pre-shrunk)is the thenavilaeitiolle71; Mel 37 44 QUART THRMOS BRAND COOLERS $10.95 370 site of 12' disc,sealed bearings, good $650 only kind of lumber to use in a otetY house," advises the architect. ge Mead' 1 Trader Bill Will Not Be Undersold de ribe planterof itei6 John Deere $75up Far- will be °net Jo?). MATTRESS & year's even is CALL COLLECT 238-4103 BOX SPRINGS larder BOWMAN - JUNCTION CITY - BUD ANDERES Specials Every Day Alnr;iling e°111,:fre0.1 New Low Prices oribYe"..19ho MORRISON fallow semi Buy Direct ,ho t for ithal aise a slotforwho Also Complete Rebuilding wok: Service Warehouse & Lumber a 113 the skit' all slal ica, tato of the :ansi Manhattan tlieedg"440itieer,, MAN's Your Discount Building Supply Headquarters X23 Thev"va cara°' GMCTRUCKS- JOHN DEERE Mattress Co. doll* everitUwalolYeati Junction 414 S. 4th PR 8-5302 Trader Bill 724N. 13th, Salina, Kansas Ph:TA's -9666 to only City-Manhattan -6409 Area John Deere Dealer harves°1g. streamlined its operation to on -the - checking them througha computer for made-up or fraudulent distance rail production, detailed how much credit card numbers, 3rd party James ek ofitsslaughtering product was billing,and ending up as fertilizer, animal feedagainst alistofthe100 phoneBell's numbers most often used company fish food and pet food. in long- is, Regular cuts of meat from a steer of frau,.d 01 comprise slightly less than 40 per- cent of the gross weight. One of the initial byproducts is SELLAT bloodmeal. When the animalis ONE slaughtered, the blood is caught and GA1 cooked. The bloodmealisa high NightSales protein supplement in some animal feeds and is also used as fertilizer. EVERYWEDNESDAY STARTING Confined chicken operations, such TIME as the Reimer plant at Buhler near 8:00 hl in Cattle Winchester,use bloodmeal & Hogs chicken rations, and another nearby firm,inPartridge,buysitfor catfish food. OnagaCommunity Cowhides, which once brought $25, Marvin Cottrell, Phone are now worth little more than $5 889.4461 each, but at that price there is a or 8894665,01,1 market for various leather goods. COOL HEAD Head, legs, tails, and viscera are When temperatures rose to the high 80s in Boston recently, an used as meat scraps or tankage, which ends up as a high protein MISCELLANEOUS unidentified youth cooled off by doing handstands ina fountain MACH Eps H I pool at Copley Square. additive in hog and chicken feed. 4 typeoi The hooves and legs from the knee goodptl is little refuge i joint down go into a bonecrusher for iSoadunfelraiwforr3V010p.l3o "everything but the squeal" in hog Still Ready processing into bonemeal. mLoadmerchfoorppe8Nraor p9iNckuFporad slaughter. Some heart, liver and tongue may 38 John attachment, Increasingly, the record of thefind their way to the meat counter, IA Ci Markets For packers suggests that the boast is a Krauseone but the demand is small and most foot fact. And they utilize the steer asend up with lungs and spleens into PTO Oliver side deliveryrake, real tine( Slaughter Waste well as they do the porker. pet foods. A major buyer is a Dallas good...... Winchester PackingofHut- "3x16F 145 firm, United States Pet Food, which MasseyFergusonu.4s o" The packing industryhas longchinson,alongtime G&G areais part of industry that now has a ga ove packer JD3 point tritely boasted thatit was using whichrecently hasgreater market than baby foods. 3x14" plow...... JD 4section rotary hoe, good...... s dair About 40 percent of the liveweight JD 101/2' offset disc harrow,24" blades. uctio is taken up with waste products, straw You with this one. vs in 1 leaving 60 percent headed for meat A. Farmland Auction processing. More than a third of the ement TRACTORS Ralph E remainingcarcassisboneand We have the following SHERIFF'S PARTITION SALE used 4020 diesel specialiE excess fat, which is removed and 1968 4020 tractors 1967 4020 with ty. leaving only boneless cuts, which 1965 John Deere 4020diesel 1300'rr:. 1970-71a Wednesday, August would comprise about38 39 One 1968 4020 with 2100hours. See 4-10a.m. to us before b. that the a percent of the total weight. 1969 Case 930 diesel,excellent JD2510 gas tractor e12,960 as clean as theycome, Only South Front Door Of Courthouse Even some of the glands, stich as s of bi pituitary,areboughtbyphar- JD 720 ...... ABILENE, KANSAS diesel std. $800 spenton this tractor. EC e of 451 maceuticalfirms.Winchester tractor of butte: 747 ACR ES of Chapman Creek and nearby farmland and pasture Minneapolis Moline land. This land is known as the Patrick,Bridgette and Mathew doesn't do it, but some packers even on propane, excellent ng year. Massey 98 Std. with GMCdiesel engine Maguire Estate and islocated approximately 1 save bile from the slaughtered steer, real witz poin mile west of JohnDeere70 standarddiesel Chapman Creek on Highway 18, then 2 milessouth to Tract No. 1 finding a market for it from drug Ilion and follow signs and markers from there. and chemical firms. Work The Straw Down ed 4,691 All farm land located in Dickinson County, With One Of These k Kansas Demonstrator Flex King 14'V Plow. List Sq. aver Also residential property in Newton, HarveyCounty, Kansas Our Cash Price 810fillas. This Try the new Sunflower Flexible TRACT NO. 1 - Unimproved 80acres native grass, watered Disc Harrow to'_well over with springs, good fence.Legal description: East half (E1/2) of dairym NE1/4 of Section23,12-3. SW Bell ToUse WEAREDEALERS FOR TRACT NO. 2 - Unimproved 68acres Chapman Creek bottom Bear Cat Grinders new repo farm land and timber, 32.6 Flex King P1:1 acres cultivated, balance timber and Mott Mowers be fed plc creek. Some land can be cleared. Located Computer To BMB Rotary C east across the road GB Loaders stages of from Tract 7.Legal description: Southwest quarter (SW1/4),lying Se rvis Equipment IAlliston Rolling C:1: west of Chapman Creek, Section 18,12-4. Check Cheaters McCulloch Ireust be ker TRACT NO. 3- This is the PatrickMaguire home place, 160 acres before he with improvements: A 2 -story older The telephone company (theone that a cos frame house, not modern, in that is the only one in town) thinks it Concordia Tractor fair condition, barn and shed.33.8 acres cultivated, 76.5acres ccumulati pasture, 44.7 timber, creek and pasture,5 acres homestead. This might be able to catch long-distance tract located across the road east of Tract JOHN DEERE , CH 3-3381 Concordia 1. Legal description: cheaters with a computer. men Northwest quarter (NW1/4) of Section24-12-3. TRACT NO. 4 - Unimproved 114.6 Southwestern Bell says it is going acres crop land and meadow to speed up its checking process by a adjacent to 1-70, 81.1 acres good levelto rolling farm land, 33.5 BETTER CARS AT HANDY-STEM acres native blue stem meadow. This isa good clean upland farm, immediately moving charge slips located 1 mile south of tract1. Legal description: Northwest filledoutbetheoperator and dbmon°aiY°terdjar(, quarter (NW1/4) of Section 25-12-3,except for a tract of land 1970CHEVROLET CAPRICE, 4door hardtop,:r:lows taken for Interstate 70 highway. brake$,obo TRACT NO. 5 - Unimproved gas engine, power steering, power disc 160 acres creek and second bottom tilt wheel, cruisecontrol, locally owned car,liken:, farm land and pasture, 100acres cultivated, 47 acres pasture, balance 13 acres timber and hedge 111'11' ITY13! 14,000 actual miles. rows, a lot of this landcan be cleared for cultivation. Adjoins Tract tz wrr 3to the north.Legal We will sell at public auction the 1969 PLYMOUTH SPORTSVVAGON,powerstri tion: Southwest quarter (SW1/4) d Section 13-12-3. following antiques and collectables power brakes,automatic, air conditioner. TRACT NO. 6- Unimproved 80acres creek bottom farmland and at 410N. 4th St.,Manhattan. d pasture, 44 acres cultivated, NOhsa eufchu 36 acres pasture, adjoins Kansas. STATION an to the east. Legal description: tract 5 1969CHEVROLET TOWNMAN South half (S1/2) of the Southeast e quarter (SE1/4) of Section13-12-3. SUNDAY, JULY 25 automatic, powersteering. TRACT NO. 7 lion ter - Unimproved 80 acres uplandcrop and pasture, Starts 4:30p.m. hed7, 33 acres of growing alfalfa, 1967 pciNTIACTEMPEST,CUSTOM, 2 door 47 acres pasture, located11/2 miles °tihautliPrtic west of Tract No. 3, home place.Legal description: West half Curved glass china;railroad V8, automatic. (W1/2) of Northeast quarter (NE1/4)of Section 22-12-3. baggagecart;cherryspool testmerriP 1967 CHEVE L LE STATION WAGON,Power°limes TRACT NO. 8- Residential property in Newton, cabinet;oak commode;music ovi 75 feet of Lots 16 and 18, Kansas, South cabinet; birds eye maple blanket block 10, Ragsdale Add.to the City of automatic V8. sdohs: Newton, Kansas, with chest;rocker; turtle top table; steerirg, non -inhabitable house appraised CYCLONE, Air, power s000 of to be sold separately fromfarm land. at $600, picture frames; black amethyst 1966 MERCURY glass; H the The farm land will be offered eisey :plates;pink and first as separate unitsand then green depression glass; hanging 283V8,30 as a whole unit, and will be soldto whichever is the higher la-np; Tiffany style lamp; pewter 1966 CHEVELLE MALIBUCOUPE, Merchantable abstract will be bid. all prior years taxes will be furnished for each tract.1970 and lamp; coaloillamps; lanterns; transmission. paid. Purchaser topay the 1971 taxes. Beam bottles; Avon bottles. Purchaser to receive allof the cash rent Oldbottles; cherry trar0. on tracts 1 & 2, pitter; standard possessionofcropland when spring sausage stuffer; pitcher & bowl 1964 MALIBU,4 door,6cylinder, possession of pasture at crops are harvested, end of pasture season. set; wash bowls; pattern glass; cut Extra clean. Purchaser of Tracts 3,4, 5, 6 & 7 to receive glass; hay knife; copper boiler; crop delivered to elevator and one third of spring insulators; fruit jars; hand painted $5.00 per acre renton pasture and TRUCKS possession of crop landafter harvest of spring plates; sad irons; gas light shades; SHARP USED at end of pastureseason. crop and pasture baskets; ironkettles;ice tongs; Fl Possession crocks; scales; fireplace screen; cyl., 3 speed,auxillia0 of wheat landuponconfirmation 1968 FORD BRONCO, 6 when 1971 wheatcrop is harvested. ofsale and andirons; castor set; shoemaker's JULY last. 4 wheel drive. This property is being nice withal, District Court of Dickinsonsold pursuant to thejudgment of the Mounted horns; wood planes; 1962 FORD 1h Ton, V8, 4speed, real sale thereof at public County, Kansas,providing for the coffee grinder; antique tools; wine auction and must bring El Dorado camper. AllI of the appraised valuethereof. at least two-thirds sets; Victrola; Haviland platter; Terms of Sale bracketlamp;ironbanks; - Purchaser's to pay 25 percentof the purchase souvenir plates; vases; calendar price day of the sale to theSheriff of Dickinson w balance due as soon County, Kansas, plate; butter pats; carnival glass; as title is approved, thedeed is delivered mustache cups; demitasse cups; B and the sale is confirmed. Perfection stove; wooden howls; Statements made day of the sale to take precedenceover any churn ; cake plates; ruby red glass. advertised statement. Land known as Many other items toonumerous to mention. Auctioneer's Note: This is an Maguire Estate excellent offering of antiques so be -M. A. Anderson, Sheriff, Dickinson on time as sale starts promptly at County, Kansas For further information inquire of RayWilson, Phone 263-2400, 4:30 p.m. Abilene, Kansas, or C. W. "Bill" Crites,Phone 238-5720, Junction City, Kansas, Real Estate Brokers & Auctioneers, and Royer& Antiques An' Things Royer, Attorneys, Abilene, Kansas. Auct: Col. L. D. Shehi Clerk: Kenny Messner ter distance dit phoneone were found to yield fishthat ap-swine specialist at Kansas State lnd Grass & Grain Bell's proached or exceeded thetolerance University, says a study of deaths one 29 CO level. White bass fromthe Arkansas and crippling in hogs has suggested July 20, 1971 ng- ITIPanY is River near Arkansas City of fraud. 114Q' contained that if the following precautions are 0.632 ppm of mercurywhile white taken, most animal injuries would bass taken from the KansasRiver atbe avoided and the producer would "Stupid" Isn't So the mouth of the WakarusaRiverreceiveabetterpriceforhis Stupid After All IT near Eudora contained 0.482ppm. livestock: LOUISVILLE, KY.-Contrary ONA White crappie taken fromCowskin 1) Do not abuse, excite or crowd to his name, "Stupid" outsmarts It Sales Creek registered 0.415ppm while hogs. his canine peers by riding on a greensunfish fromthe same 2) Check facilities and eliminate bicycle. location contained 0.515ppm. hazards that will cause injury. His owner,11 -year -oldLisa Inmaking the announcement, 3) Keep hogs separated by weight Willis, does all the work while he VEDNESDP Commission biologists said a smallgroups while on the farm and during TIME 800 P,X takes it easy. amount of mercury, known as thethe trip to market. When Lisa reaches for the bike, "background level," occurs 4) Separate hogsfromother EINS the dog jumps up on the rear seat naturallyinthesoiland smallkinds of livestock during movement. and waits patiently until Lisis organisms and there is no way of 5)Protect hogs from extreme aboard. Then he puts hisf. ant mmunity knowing what the previous levelssummer heat while on the farm and paws around her waist to keel- his were. The study does provide aduring movement. balance. And, they're off. starting point since itis the first 6) During the summer and during 9-4461or 889-4665, The pooch-of questionable ()NAGA I! statewide study of mercury levels inshipment, use damp or wet sand for breed-started this after larger in fish. bedding. dogs began chasing him as he ran Data from the study have been 7) Avoid the use of clubs, canes or alongsideLisa'sbike.For forwardedtotheKansasStatewhips-use canvas clappers instead safety's sake, "Stupid" leaped up DOWN DRY Board of Health for their review and(aregular broomalsocan be behind her one day. OUS MANIEEPS HIS caught in a sudden downpour at Austin, Tex., evaluation. Responsibility for wateruseful). and surfaced This little chick, moldbo pollution control is vested inthe plows in a tin can. aL es refuge State Department of Health. rw NOW OPEN 0120 tractor provement Program. They are the THRIFT -WAY WHOLESALE MEAT CO., INC. attachment, little Custom Slaughtering - Call for Appointment use, IA Cows dairymen who seethefinancial necessityofhavingonlyhighLivestock Won't 1 PTO ntinue To producing cows in their herds. Locker Beef For Sale , real good ...... Production testing is the only way by the quarter or side .... to find these profitable cows, saysHurt Themselves
.12 -mounted, gauge roveRecords Custom Processing Wholesale Meat wheel Bonewitz. Three -fourths of the cows Experiencedstockmenand ..... in Kansas are not on atestinglivestock handlers have learned that USDAInspected Meat State Inspected Plant ...... sasdairymenaremaking (Located at the former Dearborn Packing Company site) good program. If they were, their ownersanimals seldom injure themselves if production progress by testing RT. 3, PHONE 913/776-5841 MANHATTAN, KS. row, 24" blades. You can and allof Kansas would reap athey can avoid it. cows in the Dairy Herd Im-financial reward. Wendell A. Moyer, Extension ement Association (DHIA), Bonewitzurgesdairymennot RalphBonewitz,Extensiontesting their cows to see their local ACTORS specialist at Kansas State sed 4020 diesel tractors: county Extension agent ortheir ersity. 1967 4020 with 1300 ham local DHIA supervisor about the iesel e 1970-71 annual DHIA report program.
I hours. See us before Indthat the average cow on DHIA !leant ave 12,960 pounds of milk and lean as they come. Only r;ands of butterfat. This is an se of 451 pounds of milk and 14 pent on this tractor, Dernds of butterfat from the 1969-70 ling year. Study Mercury propane, excellent. fe diesel engine - real rewitz points out the cows on a An Invitation diesel action testing program Levels In State aged 4,691 pounds more milk wn With One Of These 'imthe averagedairy cow in List Sri' Streams, Fish 1r14' V Plow. Our Cash Price $1050 rras. This added production Flexible Disc Harrow tel.nswell over $200 more per cow In April the Kansas Forestry, Fish he dairyman who production and Game Commission initiated a DEALERS FOR study to determine ifthere is a new report shows that cows presence of mercury residues in -to join us in this salute to farm youth. Flex Xing PIT.,be fed plenty of grain in theKansas fish, both game and non - Emphasizingthe"SunnySideOf BMB Rotary 0,r stages of lactation. It shows a game species. 'Allston Rolling e,i1- Farming," the Grass & Grain Fair McCulloch spmust be kept milking until 45-60 The Commission has now released Farming Editionwillcongratulate before her next calf drops. the results of the study. youth for its achievements, ask future 1, 11 thata cow are dry are days According to Commission of- Tractor r' accumulate cost and have no ficials, most samples taken during farmerstoviewdifficultiesas corm challenges, and present some of the Concordiar. the April collection were lower than 3381 rymen hurt themselves thetolerancelevelforhuman many and varied advantages ofa ially by not using production consumptionestablishedbythe career in farming too often ignored. It , according to Bonewitz. It is Food and Drug Administration HANDY-STP should be an exceptional issue of Grass ARS AT ially important forthose whowhichis0.5partspermillion. .! pipeline milkers where theHowever, some samples approached & Grain. t flows directly from the CAPRICE, 4 doorhardtop,, cow to or exceeded this standard. discbrakeyi storage tank andcannot be During the collection phase of the ering, power sured. study, fisheries biologists and game trot, locallYowned car,II'di ea \nvYit dairymenhavetold protectors gathered 159 fish at 14 howmuchvalue havelocations throughout the state. hertz PORTSVVAGON,Power st6. romproductiontheytesting. Samples were taken from the atic, airconditioner. e have foundcows that produce following waters: Marion Reser- WAG( Ras much as others STATION in the herd. voir;NortonReservoir;four TOWNMAN ,us Cite the necessity of locations on the Arkansas River ering. etc:fon testingfor accurate(both above and below Wichita); 11, dov thautnproductive cows. Many two locations on Spring River; two IPEST,CUSTOM,2 1 theirinvestmentin stations on the Kansas River; the e .on v,rs..e .iluvtt II testing has been repaid Neosho River at Chetopa Dam; GRASS WAGON, po .timesover. 'ATION insas dairymeninvest Eureka station on Fall River above ' more Fall River Reservoir; and Cowskin the ':4:°,000the of their power stetrr; own money toCreek in Sedgwick County. GRAM 'CLONE, Air, c Dairy HerdIm- Of the 14 sampling sites, only three
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TRUCKS ARPUSED FRIDAYNIGHT auXilli41: FARMING _ 3 speed, JULY CO,6 Y 23-7:30p.m. An Encouragementto Youth real nicevl° V8, 4speed, It's easy to get a distorted picture of the business of farming. Today'sfarm youth is All Kinds while the advantages are ignored. ed 2SPOT'' Of Horses too often told about the "hard facts" of farming, Those advantages are many and varied: vh TON,4 °13.. WILL HAVE BUYERS Because of theadvanced age of a great deal of the farming com- k4j BRINGTHE HORSES munity, youth will find an ever-increasing demand and opportunity; Because of the great investment in agriculture, a premium will be J C LivestockSale Barn paid for capable farm managers; JUNCTIONCITY, KANS. Rural living itself has a great many advantages. For Informationand to consign, contact: These are only a few of the reasons for youth entering farming. There are many s ."WARD LANGVARDT °LANE GuGLER - Ph. 2384212 more. And we are concentrating on this view as we present "TheSunny Side of swith Woodbine, Phone 257-3260 Farming" in this year's Grass & Grain Fair Farming Edition. BARN PHONE 23&1471 lRyan !.2173 FFA members enrolled projects. indairy Grass & Grain The exhibitorswill 30 honoredata be Tardy P&S Charges Detail banquetFriday evening. A dairycalfsale July 20, 1971 follow. will In the past five shows,close to Barn Operator's Woe 4-H and FFA exhibitors 200 over 300 head of cattlehave shown from40 counties, making it thelargest Six months after the barn closed,suspended." of its kind in the state. show USDAhasgottenaroundto The firm being charged, of course, The show is free to publicizing its charges against thehas not been operative for more than the public. Cloud County Livestock Commissionhalf a year. Co., when it was operated by Gail Garton, still a fugitive from the law. Garton fled the G&G area during OklahomansSeek the winter amid formal charges in more than one county that he had Liquor Drink stolen cattle. He has not been found.Canada TV Ready Vote The barn, one of two in Concordia, Figuring that they havelearned was closed after Garton's flight. TheTo Remove Taboo something from anunsuccessful propertywas purchasedthis attempt to get liquor bythe drink summer by Carson Hansen, and the Commercial broadcasting sourcesKansas,a group of Oklahomansin tardy charges by USDA do not relatesay that advertisements for con-have submitted a petition traceptive products arelikelyto aimed ata in any way to Hansen's operation. special election on thesubject this Nor, of course, do they relate to thestart soon on Canadian radio and fall. television stations. Such ads have Concordia Sales Co., operated by A petition signed by130,000 to Tom Walker. never appeared over U.S. airwaves, 140,000 Oklahomans asking fora The USDA charges, which haveand manufacturers say they have liquor -by -the -drinkvote was haddifficultygettingprintads cir- had considerable publicity in area culated by a group called newspapers despite their lack ofplaced in magazines andOklahomans for Modern newspapers. Alcoholic timeliness, just about run the full Beverage Control. DickHunter is gamut of violations under the Johnson & Johnson said a cam-director of the organization. AAcALerK Sl °Nt theDeboitipvo TD Packers & Stockyards Act. paign for Delfen contraceptive foam Hunter said his group is taking Wooden hadbeenturnedby 23of52 a The P&S charges allege that the lesson from Kansas' defeatof the onitaskbmtsthe CloudCo.barnunder newspapers to which it was sub- tsing Garton's issue last year in strivingfor a °)jntYt management operated when it owedmitted. backwar heavy city vote to combatrural more money than it had in assets, The broadcast ads, which trade opposition to the issue. had shortages in its trust account forsources say will likely be accepted Kansas and Oklahoma, along by some Canadian stations, are for with Repair over three months, issuedin- Mississippi, were the lastof the sufficient checks totaling aboutover-the-counter contraceptives and states with bone-dry laws. $16,000 in payment for cattle, owed notfororalones,whichare Kansas 0-70 Nearfedi approved package liquor23 years some $28,000to prescribed by doctors and not ad- consignors who ago and Oklahoma only in RUSSELL-R:': the last Norman didn't get the sale proceeds fromvertised to the general public. Oral Wes Moore decade. Kansas voted down say.. a liquor - offlist. %%. their cattle, guaranteed prices tocontraceptives account for about 80 by -the -drink amendment slowly -sinking lastfall. pc;;: a Prize f consignors, and made false entriespercent of the U.S. market. miles west The issue has never been of here; Re in the records. A St. Louis pharmaceutical house, formally o well, up toor even pr:: presented tothe Oklahoma opinent COOLING OFF The P&S press release, couched in Emko Co., has advertised foam in schedule." legislature. rs, and Thisyoungster hasfound a way a bureaucratese that the USDA hasU.S. women's magazines forover 10 Twenty to keep cool men hire t treme on a hot afternoon. perfected, noted that if the chargesyears. It said it had recently sub- portions of the nip allure pr Timothy Carper, son of Mr. and mitted a sample television ad to the long and three.fent: against the company were proven, poorer tu, Mrs.Edgar Carper of Harrison, Va., "the firm would be ordered to stopNational Association of Broad- apart to stop the takesa refreshing tly Dr.I tricycle ride in casters, an industry self -regulatoryTRADING VOLUME OFF nearly a footyearly.l!F. such practices. Its registration current his bare nothings. would ON PORK BELLIES the holes with also be temporarily body. The NAB approved the content a e: e of pest tstiltalt and coneretr of the commercial, except where it Trading in pork bellieson the r the wt Moore saidrepair mentioned the name of thecompanyChicago futures marketwas off for nPesti Liability grain handled by this firm will continue for six weds be assessed the following and the product. the first half of 1971. TheChicago n thetc storage and handling charges (in centsper bushel) for the period Accordingto son indicated: Mercantile Exchange said volume in studies of thearea, CCC support program- for the period July 1, 1971 to June 30, frozen pork belly contracts for the out think 1077 Grains other than CCCsupport program - for the period first six months of 1971 amountedtosinking was caused bixout of ge June 11971 to May under the road's sat 311972. 883,000 trades, down from the 1.1 Ily-inforn Receiving Charge Loading Charge August 20-21 Other 1-70 portions Kind of Storage million of a year ago. Live hog unicati Truck andLogan Grain Rail Truck Rail Per Diem trades,however, were up, from counties ked on a resurfaced. All grains (except 1. 2. Dates For Dairy 66,000 to 141,000 for the half-year the usl oats, soybeans & period. Repair bill for ther'cats suet corn) totalnearly $220,000. r, They 4.50 2.00 2.50 2.50.040 .033 Show At Salina dresult Corn & Soybeans 4.50 2.00 3.00 3.00 .040 .033 SALINA-The Kansas All -Breeds alstarx Oats 4.50 2.00 Junior Dairy Show will be held in that will 2.50 2.50 .031 .024 Sunday, Jul 1. Storage charges for calendaryear of deposit and next succeeding Kenwood Park (Fair Grounds) at calendar year. Salina, on August 20th and 21st. The Starts 12 Noon - Lanett 2. Storage charges for ensuing calendar years. show isco -sponsoredby At BLAINE, KS;interRctiv 30N001 With the approval of the director the of the Kansas State GrainInspect- Agricultural Committee of the K-16, 7milesnorth of Westmori ion Department and with theproper publishing in the local south of Frankfort. paper of general circulation, this firm news- Salina Chamber of Commerce and his schedule of charges at reserves the right to change the Kansas Interbreeds Dairy period. any time during the above mentioned Council. Household Goods & Miscellaneoui If the grain is purchasedby, the warehouseman the Friday, the 20th, is entry day and 2:30 px loading charges may be waived. receiving and judging will be Saturday. Besides Includinga year -oldsorrelfilly and a2 year c: the regular classes of cattle, there Foregoing owned by C.K. PROCESSING,INC. will be a fitting and showing contest PAT HARRINGTON Manhattan, Kansas and an award for the best county herd.Numerous awards will Also Owned By ST. COLUMBKILLE'SPAR& be In Household goods at Convent andschoolfurniture. SATE presented,includingplaques, iterosAt trophies, silver cream and sugar besideslarge selectionof school and household WorldBook Encyclopedia and volumesof Dickens, sets,giftcertificates,and wrist to be easszeWorld otherbooks. Also a 9 -room house [mini watches. Marvin Cottrell The show is limited to 4-H and Auctioneer: t to t SEEUS lasty NIPMMIIII n war FORTIRES CLAYCENTER CO FOR YOUR SALES bre(
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fertilizer industry iswrong. Mooresaidtransferdetailsare to Before we "damn the torpedoes" expected to be completed by Oc- Grass & Grain 31 in our efforts to ban pesticides, letus tober. The hatchery long has been 0 ask thereasonablequestion:Is operated by the U.S. Bureau of Sport July 20, 1971 thereanalternativemeansto Fisheries and Wildlife. control the pest enemies of crops? "The hatchery has a replacement commission hopefully can construct Well,the factis,thereisno value of about $800,000," Moore said. practicalsubstitutecurrently"It was obtained at no cost to theadditional ponds there without land av?ilable. True, there are certaincommission. The only future costpurchases to rear channels to in- termediatesizeforstockingof caseswhere we canbreedin will be to operate and maintain the resistance to insects. But this can't facility." publicwaters.Thiswillallow other be done rapidly nor equallyas easily The acquisition will provide thefisheries crewmentouse for all insects on a givencrop. third hatchery operationfortherearing facilities in the state for There are some newer methods, state,whichhashatchingandgrowning walleye and northern pike but these take time and a tremen- rearing facilities at Pratt andto larger size before releasein ed dous amount of experimentation and Meade. A small unit for seasonal useKansas lakes. was 1.11 research.Itjustwon'thappen alsois locatednearWebster Thefederalhatchery in overnight. So-what are we to do in Reservoir. declared surplus and given to the ns the meanwhile? Sit back and watch The federal unit, located belowGeneral Services Administration for to our crops die out because they were Farlington Lake, has 26 ponds whichdisposal last fall. As part of the Lis attacked by pests and nothing was were used for propagation oftransfer deal the state agency will done to save them? bluegill,channelcatfishandnow handle all farm pond stocking in to If we do, what will happen tolargemouth bass. Moore said theKansas. a consumer food prices? Today, 20 per cent of an average American's take- fir- CROP AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION ed home pay goes forfood.If we lie OLD-TIMER AT CELEBRATIONS abandon the use of pesticides and WALKS ON locomotive of the 1800s with two is NIATDi The Cyrus K. Holliday, a fertilizers, that figure easily could Herb Leib tookafit% be at Peabody as part of that Marion the Detroit River wooden passenger cars, will he doubled. How will lower -income witlirt celebration. The Santa Fe railroad main- families cope with this added bur- ;a Leib was demonstratirgk county town's centennial Aquaskims,styrofoan4 tains the locomotive forpromotional purposes. den? Shall we sentence even more the on the bottoms to kixofq families to the welfare rolls? a ing backwards. ral reenRevolution Author Sees State Acquires. ith Repair the stem InPesticide Condemnation Federal Fish sas 1-70 oar ars RUSSELL -Resider. E. Borlaug, noted It is a matter as simple as that. We ast . Norman Hatchery Wes Moore says repabRnomist, won the 1970 Nobel either can use the pesticides and 'or slowly -sinking patiosce Prize for his role in the fertilizersat our disposal or we The Kansas Forestry, Fish and all starve. 1955 1960 1965 1970 miles west of here is en Revolution, the Game Commission has acquired the Illy well, up to or even ethlopment of new seeds, fer- The argument we are faced with isFarlington National Fish Hatchery ma AMLIAIIMAR, schedule." ers, and techniques that thatnever before hasour foodand plans to expand facilities there. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE NEG. ER5 ;35,70 IVI ECONOMIC RESEARCH SERVICE Twenty men base,ght tremendously increased containedas muchpoisonous Commission directorGeorge portions of the higota:culture production in many chemicals as it does today. So what long and threefamMO.epoorer nations of the world. if one farmer produces enough food apart to stop the silkntly Dr. Borlaug wrote this for40 people-he's onlyfeeding nearly a foot yearly.lber.1 current condemnation of them poison. the holes with a selyse of pesticides ingrowing On the face of it, the argument has for the world. some merit. It is quite true that, 20 theasphalt and concrete Moore said repairran Pesticides,"theycry.years ago, we did not find such to Waterloo, Iowa to see what is new in the Long Green Line for 1972. Stop by this weekand see why 01' Ev for continue for six weeks. the torpedoes;full speedchemicals in our food. It is also true is really excited about the new models. ago Accordingtosome d!" that, 20 years ago, we did not have e M available the sophisticated testing TRACTORS studies of the area, the'thout thinking, conservationists COMBINES JUST ARRIVED - 894AN thesinking was caused It vid out of government-and only and measuring devices we have 1970 JD 4020 with roll -guard I to now identify minute cab. Only 724 actual hours.with transport wheels, liquid under the road's surface -informedpeopleinthe today 1967JS-SOLaiD air, real good A cream puff if you ever 1.1 quantities. fertilizer, pop-up fert.att., Other 1-70 porno MG::munications media-have 1963 JD 55, just in. Has cab & saw one and the price is insecticide&full band herbi- hog I andLogan counties rked on a crusade designed to will not deny that there are is real good right cide spray. A good machine. omresurfaced. the use of agriculturalcertain chemicals that, because of 1962 JD 95 1966 JD 4020 dsl., synchro- Howard rototiller, 100", good ear Repair bill for It Iiiicals such as pesticides and the very nature of the compound, 1965 JD 45, cab, real good range John Deere 707 4 row stalk zer. They give no thought to accumulate and persist. Perhaps we 1965 JD 4020 diesel, synchro- shredder total nearly $220,030. 1962 JD 45, cab range, with cab nd result of such action: The need to take another look at these. 1962 JD 40, overhauled 1964 JD 4020 diesel, power tual starvation to condemn the whole andpolitical But 1959 JD 45 shift SOME REAL GOOD s that will plague the world. agricultural chemical pesticide and 1957 JD 45 Two 1965 JD 2510 gas, WF, Sunday, both are first rate tractors FRONT MOUNT JD 1968 MH 410, cab, good 1965 JD 3020 gas, wide front Starts 12 Noon -Lune 1957 MH 82, SP 12:30 NOON has radio. Real slick. CULTIVATORS At BLAINE,KS; intersectia 1956 MH 80, SP 1964 JD 3020 dsl., power shift north ofWestrutii 1952 MH 26, good 1962 JD 3010 diesel 3 front mt. JD's to fit 3010 16, 7 miles 1957 JD 720 diesel 1 ofFrankfort, 1951 MH 26, good 4010 or w/ quick-tach for 1954 JD 60 70 or 730 1966 Gleaner C -II & cab 1953 JD 60 1966 IHC 403, cab, hydro drive1951 JD B 1 JD 4 -row frt. mt. for 730 or iods &Miscellanea:.2:30 p.m. 1950 JD A 630 1967 IHC 403 IHC M, overhauled & painted1 IHC 4 -sec. rotary hoes, 3 - 2year 01G 1965 IHC 303, cab elfillyand a IHC M pt. or fast hitch 1960 IHC 91 - junking 2 MH 44's, choice 4 -row rear mount Dempster, 1961 IHC 151, cab 1946 IHC H, real sharp like new HARRINGTON CATTLE and. HOGS 1955 IHC 400, good JD F145 semi -mount 4x14 1961 IHC 151 JD F145 semi -mount 3x16 PARI4, 1959 IHC 101 r.coLumBKILLE'sIninoi SATURDAY NEW MACHINES furniture. SALES WILL RESUME SEPT. 4 itcInd school 1958 IHC 101 household ite we have had a little too long With rains USED PLOWS chool and making very active. Baby calves 1957 IHC 141 mf res exceptionally Balogna bulls sold $28.60. JD 20' 100H field conditioner and volumes ral IHC 127, good JD Fl (Demi-mount be no for grazing, sold $51.00 to $69.00, Butcher hogs were 4020 row crop, syncro, demo. IMO to fewer 4r)emi-mount a -1"00r11 and cows were stronger, lower, 619.50419.95. 1961 JD 40, good 2 er JD Fl Cottrell went to themar - !er:Marvin laces last $18.00 to $22.65. Heif- Sows $14.10 to $16.30; 1962 JD 40 24 baler week, weaning pigs $9.50-$17.75 IHC fast hitch 4x14 run was light er cows brought $23.85. BWA disc harrow, 12' the market Stockers & feeders the head. WE ARE JUNKING BWA disc harrow, 13' was were in good demand, 1 hoist hfr with calf, OTHER MACIDNES 1958 45 JD 2 1250 plateless planters, 6 but the supply was light. Utter guaranteed 1948 55 JD TOW CEN 1 hoist hfr springer 1947 55 JD 1957 45 JD No. 37 loader Howard 100" Roto Vator No. 68 auger feed wagon JD 16' springtooth, 3 pt. SPECIAL HOGCONSIGNMENT PLANTER 2 407 Gyramors 727 pull Gyramor JD 10' AW disk, good FOR WEDN., JULY 21 JD 406 4 row with fert.,real Special - 1968 Auger Wagon S 14 York -Rampsows to farrow Aug. 7 to Sept. 7, good 307 Gyramor bred to Durocboar. 2 registered Durocboars from K -State, good breeders. SPECIALS NEW (NEVER USED) SPECrAIS Monday M -M U 3 Plow Tractor;Standard Front End; Mounted Buzz Saw. NEW BUT SLIGHTLY USED Only One Of These Specials Left, a John Deere Fair 4000 gas tractor. We've got a couple lookers on Rubber; Runs Good. 1970 JD 4520 tractor, just a few hours on this one. The price is OK. this ryTuestitr: 1970 JD 4020 with cab, used to spread MAR1'COME ABLE TO OURTOWN & COUNTRY DAY & RODEO fertili7Pr wfe, cab & heater. Hotter AD OF CASsSES 1970 JD 4020 dsl., FREE BAR-B-QUE see this one.Only 685 hours. 0,0 TRACTOR SPECIAL THURSDAY, JULY 22nd COMBINE SPECIAL 1960 A -C 180 with cab. This is a good tractor mARKET Info. or r with only 1100 hours. R- HOGS Ikt WALKERestimat es in 2411014 KCNK 1965 IH 303 w/cab, 131/a'cut. A good combine me 243.1674 AuRir, Auctioneer r,ME110 -EMITcHE 6:45 lay Cell ,EAlq ROLLIE LAGASSE Center, ester, Nebraska2 IL CH3-2215 N. Clay 338i- -324.5045 Farmers Union Hdw & Implement Logf I) EVERETT HOOBLER,manager 12z2,86K1 ANS Concordia Sales Co. hoNo,TmEE Phone 437-2913 CONCOR ST. MARYS, KANSAS D I A KANSAS LIND4'EERE) ...... 1 ...... 11111 ...... 1 iiiiiiiii 11111111111111111111/11111111111111111 iiiiii 1111111111 iiiii 11 iiiiii 11 iiiii 1111 iiiii 111111111 iiiii 1 iiiiiii 11 iiiiii 111111i...11 iiiiiiii11111101 iiiii 111111111111 ii / iiiiiii 1 iiiiii 1111111 sexualmaturityaffects Marysville FLBA the reproductive performance ni)1Nis Whnlk LETTERS- of a herd. Zoellner says limitedresearch PrtVatelv-'1)N from the G&G Area in- formationisavailable Thereiney Man To Move To 111111111 llllllllll 11111111 lllllll 11111111111111111 onbreed differences, ages atstages of }lank resit.:,l grass turns green, and they can help production,when semen ownership Seneca Bank DOUBTSPARK'S VALUE relieve their tax load besides. satisfactory A' The letter of Donita M. Rogers as semen collection can be appraised one opposed to a Prairie Park had some Landowners should cooperate with made,and local cattlemen because there isno truck when beef bullsare capable legislation Alien Holeman, worthwhile ideas to consider. of ch manager of the I doubt the value and wisdom of bill involved. A local Cattle Grazers natural mating. governing Fed. ral Land Bank at Association is in the planning stage. In the r Marysville turning good grassland over to a federal Zoellner cites resultsof a study for 20 it local cattlemen hope to bargain for FE. A'lhtti. years,will become vice agency. The only people I hear talking of theU.S. at 1ivng grass and pay a better price to graze at RangeLivestock ,LarinCreditt president of the Citizens State Bank a Prairie Park are the politicians. They do Ex- we House home. No wonder the Wall Street periment Stationat 1a not have any figures of what size of a MilesCity, at Seneca next month. Holeman Journal has headlines "COTTONWOOD Mont. Ninety-eight considered park it should be, or the cost of such a bulls -including believe came to Marysville in 1949, serving FALLS.' A DYING TOWN." Why don't cent limit 0:: park. Hereford, Angus, andCharolais the fly' One might ask such questions as you Landowners go to the local cattle- as forward in men and get more money for your grass well as crossbredbulls of will how many days of a year would tourists breeds -were used. the three visit a Prairie Park, and what could pos- while lowering your taxes? ch,rnate for t'1 nding The bulls reached 'lle FCA sibly be in such a park that would inter- Earl Kleinsorge sexual maturity the est anyone more than a cow herd with COTTONWOOD FALLS, KANSAS at an average age of entire root;.0; 365 days. billion calves at their side five months of the They eredit.,. were capable of firstbreeding year? Tourists can and do see this for producing more than and Jaenke free as they drive across the state in theirA WHITE TAIL WITH 100million on a notional spermwith50 air-conditioned cars. percentmotility customers Are those that talk of a Prairie Park A BLACK TASSEL recovered at thisage. fwd interested in preserving some grassland, I have a black tail, out of a Charolais The average weight the cross heifer and an Angus bull that has of the bulls below'be,low or finding more ways to increase the gov- when the 65k. ernment's payroll? More parts mean white tail with a black tassel. Has any- they reachedsexual puberty 'This more jobs for the politicians' friends. one ever seen a white tail with a black was 810 pounds. The is study also surmountable b4ziki I really do not think anyone believes tassel on a cow brute? dicated a genetic difference in- a Prairie Park would be worth the cost. J. Park Manderly in bulls man inogrimart for their ages in difficult It has been talked about for years, and STRONG CITY which theywill one eilL now that the trend is hopefully away reach sexual maturity and a dif- aged, fullyesb from big government, and the pro- ference in the first prosperousfarner motions of individual and local govern- appearance of sperm andthe appearance House ment know how, it seems to me a sperm. of motile panel. better farmer and city -cousin relation- Yearling Bulls By eliminative Zoellner says the ship would prevail as is. City hunters number of officialsbeliol and farmers as a rule get along fine cows used per yearlingbull depends dillhe allood now. One might say "all areas where Can Add To on pasturesize,terrain, flexibly wild game grow are available inseason lengthof to theyezi breeding season, and not having to those that are interested in that sort the activity $,(0)4" of thing." Breeding Program and libido of thebull. $100,000 pieceoll%i We have heard a lot lately about Big as Marshall county agent for two to geta packaged Government pulling the wool over our A common belief that a yearling meet his years before becoming associatedeyes in Vietnam. I do not think such a needs. with the FLBA. bull cannot be used effectively in a thing was done any more in Vietnam breeding program is incorrect, says A successor to Holeman at thethan is done everyday right here at home FLBA's WorkTo FLBA has not been named. Holeman by our politicians. an Extension livestock specialist at The private ownership of property Kansas State University. said he and his family will continueand a business is being taxed and squeezed Raise LimitsOn Census to reside in Marysville for one However, Dr. Keith 0. Zoellner St yearout of existance by big governmentagen-emphasizes that not just any 14 to 15 before moving to Seneca. cies both nationally and locally. Down Payments Owen R. Jones month old bull canbe used suc- Area or MANHATTAN cessfully. He must be a properly- The Census Officials in the Farm DJ developed, Credit Ad- study genetically -superior of reside animal. ministration are hopefulCongress Started Combining OUT -OF -AREA CATTLE financing in10 liaa Zoellnerpointsoutthat soon will lift the loan lidon Federal 53 Years Ago each Land Bank Questionnaire no CROWD OUT LOCAL female in a herd must raisera calf associations, amove to a scientifically DOWNS -John C. Stephenson, It's time for the cattlemen they say will help and tax everyyear young farmers lending payer of Chase County to wake tobeanefficient institubcnuar longtime Angus breederin up and stay in business. UMPE cooperate. Cattlemen of ChaseCounty production unit. Each btill should who have financed: Osborne county, wondersif Federal Land banks re, we ca have found themselvesin a squeeze year settle 15 to 40 females duringthe are farmer - census official ohb anyone in the G&G area has been after year trying to find owned lending I take a I grass for their breeding season. Thus, bull fertility co-operatives, part of will update stalilio cutting wheat with a combine cattle. In the past localcattlemen have the Farm Credit System do now had to dispose of their is more importantthan cow fertility. which also 1950 and 1960. Ire% harvester longer than he has. herds for want of includes production "But it grass while out of state and Yet, Zoellnersays, the average credit toin- mortgages, intent Stephenson, who moved into out of county dividual farmers and t from tl cattle graze the fertilegrass of Chase bull buyer takes for granted the loans to help costs, real estate ire Downs last year keeping only 105 County. finance their local ight look range bull's capacity for causing co-ops. It began of outstanding halt acres to farm after selling his Now let's look at the landowner's years ago with starting capital , an expo and seldom takes into from The counties are Midway Stock Farm, says he situation with the unfortunateliquida- the U.S. ted by I tion of Crofoot's Feed account the prospective herd sire's Treasury but thatmoneyJefferson, Johnv.: bought a combine in 1918 and has Yard and pros- has all been paid off. nted on pect of higher taxes,every out of countyability to settle cows. The system, Leavenworth, Met been using one kind or another animal which crosses the although subject to federal handle a for 53 years. line for grass "However, progressive breeders control, Shawnee and Wyanli:n, That's raises your taxes. Doyou, taxpayers, interested in genetic improvement Most farmers didn't turnto realize that a localcow is taxed for installat combines from the $2.00? If she grazeson 6 acres she can of their herds are concernedwith a stack -and - lower grass taxes in the county byas rapid turnover in theirbullbattery Saturday, Ju new bum thresh system until the 1920's. much as .330 peracre. There are probably some active and the use of younger genetically- on 1972 This spring local cattlemenare having Starts 10:00 superior individuals," says Zoellner. hes in I farmers who started combining trouble finding grass whilethere is grass I will sell atauction allolv and lots of good misc. earlierthan1918,concedes available, but not to them.It's time for "This has prompted them to ask dems1:. pound: 4 westfrom Talmage,Ks,ar,' Landowners to realize thatlocal cattle questionsaboutthe e car.I Stephenson, but not many. breeding Talmage 1-70 interchange II are here every year and they won'thave ecarmak to worry -will the cattle capabilities of yearling bulls." miles north and 2 east of S) come when the lie will c - The age at which a bull reaches MACHINERY that a bud SELL EVERY 1969Ford 3/4 ton Farm &Ranch e than tl TUESDAY AT 4C bEul *ACD!:' HERINGTON Special 4 spd. 6 cyl. pickup, federal app. 30,000 mi.,flatbase bins,1 C in 1974 wheels, big tires Nta2-wnhueerel 1970 New Holland 9' swather with Herington pt. 10" post hole Kr# LivestockAuction crimper, like new Co., Inc. Heile 14'livestock trailer with 1000 watE4 STRICTLY FRESH tandem axles, 2 yrs. old,good ghat sandoo; COUNTRY CONSIGNFDCATTLE 1959 Ford tractor, Model850, bale Here's a few sales madeJuly 13, 1971: fully equipped tiltinglivestock °feu 1960 Ford 641 fern Francis Herbel, 1 wfcow 940 @ 21.90 Workmaster w Laverne Bina, 1 wf hfr@ 86.00 hd. Francis Herbel, 1 wfcow 950 @ 21.40 tractor, fully equipped Somenew barb Laverne Bina, 1 blk bull385 @ 34.40 Sam Brickell, 1 wf bull 1300 @26.60 Ford 3 pt.. 9' tandem disk barrels; Dale House, 2 blk bulls@ 46.00 hd. Chas. McMillen, 1 char bull1340 @ 32.10 Ford 12' 3 pt. springtooth harrow Ralph Sturgis, 2 wf hfrs@ 66.00 hd. Dean Gutsch, 1 blk bull 1120@ 25.80 2 Ford 3 pt. cultivators electricetys,tidWu gnogwohde7d sere Steve Eskeldson, 29 Darrell Johnson, 1 wf Ford high speed power takeoff fmaac_v: mixed strs 786 @ 30.60 cow 925 @ 24.00 i;nd1e8rii Steve Eskeldson, 19mixed strs 812 @ 29.80 Mabel Scott, 1 wf cow 1170@ 20.30 Side delivery rake Jack Parks, 100 strs827 @ 30.58 C.L. Weirich, 1blkcow 865 @ 21.10 Ford 3x14 plow and Dearborn Frank Bina, 1 char. bull@ 54.00 hd. C.L. Weirich, 2 redcows 910 @ 20.80 2x16 plow, both 3 pt. Richard Klenda, 1 wfbull cif @ 65.00 hd. Ford 3 pt. 2 row lister, Model 10- Handyman lac Richard Klenda, 1 spot Frank Shoff, 11 hogs205 @ 19.90 north c clf @ 54.00 hd. Harry Lawrenz, 12 271 with rubber press wheels, Alvin Zeckser, 2 wfstrs 530 @ 34.30 pigs @ 10.25 hd. Dempster fert. att. with milo & Mrs. Dee Gutsch, 1 wf Menno Buller, 7 pigs@ 10.00 hd. onda3 hfr @ 69.00 hd. Don Herpich, 27 pigs corn plates Mrs. Dee Gutsch, 1wf cow 950 @ 21.10 @ 7.00 hd. Ford 501 mower, 7' Harry Schlesener, 1 Don Herpich, 6 pigs@ 8.00 hd. blk cow 1105 @ 20.70 Lee Haun, 7 hogs Ford 3 pt. rear blade, 360 degree ed Jim Morgan, 1 blkbull 1265 @ 26.10 209 @ 19.80 Ford 3 pt. Carl Good, 2 hogs 2 row combination W Glen Schlesener, 1wf cow 830 @ 20.90 227 @ 19.90 curler & cultivator BARI Glen School, 1 hoist Steve Eskeldson, 7sows 567 @ cow 1390 @ 21.70 Herb Weber, 2 hogs 14.70 JD 2rowlisterwithrolling 22 Chas. McMillen, 1 192 @ 19.80 fert. blk hfr 500 @ 29.70 Ed Melcher, 12 hogs moldboard, large 175 lb. wrenches frorn Hugh Burton, 1 hoistcow 995 @ 19.45 209 @19.90 att., milo, corn & Harold Diepenbrock, Don Good, 1 boar180 @ 16.25 bean plates 1 blk cow 1065@ 21.80 JD 3 pt. 4 sec. 24' heavy duty fold - Ronald Baxter, 1 wf John Geiswein, 19hogs 219 @19.45 DII cow 830 @ 21.60 up harrow boxels;f00,:, Chuck Shriver, 1 white 3 tool Virgil Cooper, 1 blkbull 465 @ 34.70 sow 240 @ 16.50 JD Model 14T hay baler withPTO Virgil Cooper, 1 blk Chuck Shriver, 1hog 200 @ 19.50 str 340 @ 35.80 Engle Bros., 7 hogs ACroto-baler in No. 1condition, Ralph Soyez, 1 wfcow 850 @ 21.70 205 @ 19.40 new belts ASSIN Ralph Soyez, 1 wf Bryce Betties, 3hogs 237 @ 19.90 str 440 @ 34.85 New Idea Model 12-Amanure TEEN Ralph Soyez, 1 wf hfr John LeeJr.,23 hogs 206 @ 19.75 300 @ 31.90 : C.A. Piper, 1 wf S.C. Holt, 1 boar 320 spreader 0, cow 700 @ 18.70 @ 11.70 MM 2 row corn picker 1: EmmaBayes, 1 blk bull 495 Florence Hedstrom,4 hogs 225 @ 19.90 TS @ 28.60 Fred Hedstrom, IHC No. 14P 1 -row corn snapper rivacuum Emma Bayes, 1 blkhfr 360 @ 29.90 6 hogs 218 @ 19.90 Fred Shields, John Gehrke, 30 MM 8x16 grain drill on steel Sto 1 wf bull 1765 @26.90 hogs 257 @ 19.25 Bush Hog 5' 3 pt. rotary mower Charles Carlson, 27 rope rs hogs 247 @ 19.90 Gravely 30"mower show rs
MARKET REPORTS: DavidBradley 7x16' hay trailer Smtelswcaelancipuopc;s Radio Station WIBW with ensilage sides sr Topeka, Monday other Radio Station KJCK,Junction City,12:15 p.m.; Tuesday,7 a.m. Basco 8x16' flatbed hay trailer numerous Monday thru Saturday,8:30 a.m. 2 -wheel trailer with 4x8 grain bed equipment. BONDED FOR YOURPROTECTION All Machingry Is Good Excellent Truck Terms' H. Irvin Christiansen and Rail Facilities And In I Condition Phone 316-732-3185 Edward B. Tolle Phone 1613 Roxbury Joe Clemence Fieldman C. C. Wendt Phone 913479-5922 Phone 913-258-2529 Lee W. Remy Kenneth Kooken, WO. Phone 913-983-4473 Fieldman Ted Haefner Carl & Phone 316-924-5446 Aucfioneers: WWm'Clerk. Cashier: Abilene NationalBank the now iswho.. end. Privately. LIYINk in- Theremoval,,. eed Bank animals." restrktiv. weights and yearling weights.Many Tien ownership )30 Atlaflin Carlton Corbin, presidentofherds in the country July.20, 1971 :ory Stoneybroke Angus, Inc., are getting 600 -Exotic Feature egaisiatio Fittstown,pound weaning weights in theircalf and Okla., made that prediction va For before des. crops, but he said that it is not im- lAnnualanck: the 7:00 p.m.tostartthe evenings Kansas of governin ep,- JuniorLivestockpossibletoattain To Haddam Beef Association members and 800-900pound program. Dr. McKee will also judge guests atweaning weights. He added, "When the show and explain the reasons for FarmcreditJactli;7':. Livestock Day their annual field day July 9 held Y at atwe get to where we are producingShow Next Week the placings. Ex - landis limited and I the Laflin Angus Ranch, Olsburg. razing the 800-900 pound calves atweaning, Crossbred calves resulting from Those present will be invited to consideredthe11011"Alincull:., that you young people More than 200 junior livestock y believe you will see them go directly to thecrosses with the so called exoticparticipate in the judging contest. dingcent limitrem day when the law of producers and adult advisorsat- see thethe feedlot and will save the timeandbreeds of cattle will beon display at Trophies are awarded to high in- forward in limit grazing only to tended the field day activities hostedmoney as land will spentgettingthecattlethe Haddam Beef Show by 6:30p.m., dividuals inadult, FFA and 4-H treeclimate beef producing by Bob, and Barbara Laflinand for Ti.s"r!i.landing backgrounded for feeding." Monday,July26, accordingto judging with ribbons going to the top family. The Laflins,withthe Parcel has performance tested Wesley The FCA ore.rs;;,, cooperation his Zenger.Someofthese ten individuals in each division. rity the entire of KansasStatecattlefor co-opaas, severalyears andiscrosses include Simmental-Angus, This show also provides junior bey billion University, provided seven classesconvinced that there are four traitsSimmental, Shorthorn, credit skrris. of cattle, horses, sheep and hogs for Murray exhibitors and their beef animals an and Jaenke saidst; that one should consider most im-Gray -Angus, and Charolais-Angus. opportunity to show before a crowd on a the junior members to judge. lion national portant in his breeding program. He The Haddam Beef Show,an an-prior to the county fair. am% Those present elected Miss Jan ility customers feels weight -per -day -of-age is anual one -eveningevent, Refreshments are provided free borrow Fritz, Medicine Lodge, as the KJLA isheld from the asseciaitst prime selectionfactor based onprimarily as a training school courtesy merchants of Queenforthecomming for Belleville, below the year,yearlingweights; 2, weaningyouth and adults. Dr. Miles McKee, 'ulls 65g replacing Millie Thomas, Garden Haddam, Manhato, Morrowville and "This is weights; 3, muscling; and 4, feedwhoisincharge erty Qty. Jan is the daughter of Mr. and ofpurebred Washington. They are prepared and surmountable efficiency. Parcel is chairman of thelivestock at Kansas State served by mothers of FFA officers of I in- kriy Mrs. George Fritz. university Manin Kansas Livestock Association'swill give a type demonstration North Central high school. ulls Tocoincide at difficult withthisyear'scommittee for the Kansas Bull Test will one even ft aged, fully theme-"Muscle is the Name of theStationwhichiscurrentlycon- dif- eslatiko Game"-a panel of four experiencedducting its first test. e of prosperous farmer," House cattlemen,eachfamousfor )tile panel, production testing, discussed per- By eliminating formance in beef animals. In ad- TRACTOR FCA officials ows heliesuk ditiontoCorbin,other panel will be allowedk PULLING on members were David Nichols, flexibly to the of yo;r4 Anita, Iowa; Frank Messersmith, rothaving $35,000 CONTEST vity tog Alliance, Nebr.; and Clair Parcel, $100,000 piece of l Coldwater. to geta package k "One thing I would like to em- meet hisneeds. phasize to you junior breeders," Nichols said, "is not to glamorize the worthless. Also, do not consider the JULY 31 HERINGTON, KS. pedigree the most sacred part of any Census St Tri-County Fairgrounds beeeding program, but more im- South End Of Broadway Street Between portantly analyze the people who are The Baseball Park And Rodeo Grounds Area Home doing the mating and applying the selection pressures on the animals. The Census fiuren Trophies and study The merit of any program rests with t Ad- ofresidesof the people conducting the matings 2iress financing in 10 Km and not with the cattle themselves." Prize Money: 1st & 2nd places deral Questionnaire hat Messersmith pointed out that his move to a scientifically ski firm has proven conclusively that lending institutions ad In All Classes mers BUMPERSTICKS OUT breeders are willing to pay for in- who have financed:, ure, we canmake a bumper creased performance when they go mer- census official sad b.,ill take abigger bump than. to buy herd bulls. He also urged the Automatic Sled Operated By The irt ofwill updatestatic' es do now," saythe car - young people to be objective in their Chapman Young Farmers Organization also 1950 and 1960. Item:s, "But it's goingto have to selections-notlettingprejudices kaal mortgages, intereal in - out fromthe car." and personalities dictate which KANSAS RULES TO APPLY help costs, real estate tare, might looksomething like animals would be retained in the ga,10: egan of outstanding fhtt ne, anexperimental bumper herd and which ones would be sold. Norman Albright Thecounties are Ga.- tested by For Further from General Motors. Corbin told thegroupthat Right now is the only time I am 913 258-3222 8 to 5:30 p.m. .oneyJefferson,Johan: ounted onshock absorbers breeders today have not reached a sure of. Information After Six Call 913 258-3026 Made"- Herington, Kansas stem, Leavenworth, n handle a5 -mile -an -hour plateauofincreased weaning trol, Shawnee and tark on. That'sa standard 1971 installation in the back-
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11111111111111111m..-___ Aug. 28 -- Farm sale at Linds-suppress insurrection, and borg, Ks., Donald Esping. Auc-invasion. to repel tioneers 'Roger A. Johnson and Sen. Glee Smith, R-Larned, G&G Calendar Son. was felt the combinationsaid it Sept. 4 - Kansas Classic 3 -breed of 34 .-4 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111g executive and militia the horse sale at Manhattan. Bob articles inone July 23 -G & L horse saleat Ks., Mr. & Mrs. Bob Peterson. Wilson, St. George, sale mgr. proposal in 1970 was .1111y6 JC Livestock sale barn, Junc- Auct. Evert Smith. one of themajor Oct. 9 - House and 80A farm,factorsin theSupreme ieileetive tion City, Ks. Howard Lang- Aug. 3 - Household goods and Idana, Kans., Lewis estate. decision. Court eta,nentebautq vardt and Dwayne Gugler. miscellaneous at 1724 N. Jef- Auct. Foster Kretz. G. This date has been changed ferson, Junction City, Kansas, Smith said thecommittee general from July 2. October 19 - Northeast Kansas has Mr. & Mrs. George Lynn. Auct. Commercial Sale ,Holton Saleagreed to retain theconcept of four- This wutii,,Z. July 24 - Household goods in C. W. Crites. Barn, Holton, Ks., Milton Na-year terms for four constitutionallyand audit; Salina, Ks., Grace Alice Swed-Aug. 3 - Household goods in gely, sec. elective enburg. Aucts. Frank Harz & Salina, Ks., Don Hintz. Aucts.Oct. 20 - Salina Commercial offiett Bob Perry. Roger A. Johnson & Son. Sale, Salina, Ks., Milton Nage- COW POKES July 24 - Farm sale northeast Aug. 4 - 747 acres Chapman ly, sec. of Solomon, Ks.,KennethKooken. Creek and nearby farmland, October 21 - Western Kansas ByA4 Kooken. Aucts.arl and Whi. Dickinson county, Kans., sher- Commercial Sale, Wakeeney Schnell. iff's partition sale, the Patrick, Sale Barn, Wakeeney, Ks., Mil- ai July 24 - Antiques & household Bnidgette & Mathew Maguire. ton Nagely, sec. goods, Miltonvale, Ks., Milton Sale will be held at courthouseOct. 30 - Fagerberg, Hawkin- Watts. Auct. Paul Pruitt. in Abilene, ans. Ray Wilson & son, Olson all breed club calf July 24 - Town property, an- C. W. Crites, realtors& auets.; sale at Manhattan Commission tiques and household goods in Royer & Royer, attorneys. Co. sale barn, Manhattan, Ks. Louisville, Ks. (north of Wa-Aug. 4 - Farm sale southeast ofNov. 4 & 5 - Kansas State Show A pat mego), Mrs. Florence Shaw. Clay Center, Ks., Leon Kopfer. & Sale, Fairgrounds, Hutchin- Aucts. Glenn Applegate & Law- Auct. Foster Kretz. son. Also Junior Calf Sale be- rgaerot rence Welter. Aug. 5 & 6, evenings - Antiques fore sale of reg. cattle on Fri- filed U July 24 - Antiques & household & collectables in Clay Center, day, Nov. 5. River! goods in Salina, Ks., Chester Kansas, Mrs. F. Stewart. Auct. old si King. Aucts. Roger A. Johnson Nov. 6 - Crowther -Walker Quar- Foster Kretz. ter Horse production sale in by provi & Son. Aug. 6 - Farm sale in Morgan- Salina, Kansas. July 24 - Farm sale north of ville, Ks., Mrs. Leo Mellies. high ciw Nov. 13 - Northern Oklahoma Under Emporia, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. . uct. Foster Kretz. Shorthorn Assn. sale at Pond 0. T. Foraker.Auct. Evert develop( Creek, Okla., Bruce Brooks, Smith. Aug. 7 - Postponed from July receivec July 25 - Auction of antique Bethany, Okla., sale mgr. 24 - Farm sale north of Em-Nov. 20 - Production sale of at KSU cars in Council Grove, Ks., Bob poria, Ks., Mr. & Mrs. 0. T. Johnson Hereford Farms, Smo- Blanton. Auct. Jim Kirkerninde Foraker. Auct. Evert Smith. Ian, Ks. July 25 - Household goods andAug. 7 - Horse sale at Wilson Nov. 20 - Tomson Tradition miscellaneous items at a com- Sale Barn in Salina, Ks., Aucts. sale of Shorthorns at Waka- bined sale in Blaine, Ks. (south Roger A. Johnson & Bob Perry rusa,Ks., management of of Frankfort), Pat HarringtonAug. 7 - Jersey cattle dispersal Bruce Brooks, Bethany, Okla. and St. Columbkille's Parish, south of White City, Ks., E. T.Nov. 23 - Annual production Auct. Marvin Cottrell. Comp. Auct. Foster Kretz. sale of Amstein Herefords, July 25 - Antique sale at Fos-Aug. 10-17- Missouri Coopera- Bill Amstein, Clifton, Ks. toria, Ks., Ada Barker. Aucts. tive Feeder Livestock Assn. Dec. 4 - "Come As You Are" Bob Wilson & Milt Anderson. feeder pigs sales at four loca- "I wuz told jistlookaround and July 25 (off grass) Sale, Salina, Milton you cal - Antique auction at tions in Missouri, Charles E. Nagely, sec. bodyworse off 410 N. 4th, Manhattan.An- Ausfahl, exec. sec. thanyour self -1 Feb. 9, 1972- Twenty-fifth anni- thii tiques & Things, owner. L. D.Aug. 12 - Personal property of goin' blind!" Shehi, auct. Alice Meffert west of Emporia, versary sale of horned & poll- elhBavitKsr'raolridit)' inseesseetrunlie,tt\aesetx,nienosmsnai. July 27 - Aug. 3 ed Herefords by The Lincoln difile.fliprsecHusnor:xoTho°ietilitWrnr.s:aceet - Feeder pig Ks., Auct. Evert Smith. County Hereford Assn. at the sales in Missouri towns, Mis-Aug. 14 - Farm sale west of Sylvan Grove, Ks. sale barn, souri Cooperative Feeder Live- Meriden, Ks., Mr. & Mrs. Dale MOWER KNIVES Thee stock Assn., Charles E. Aus- Langley. Auct. Earl Roderick. Bill Watson, assn. sec. fahl, secretary. Smooth July 29 - Tools, household Aug. 16- Performance tested boar sale at Riley county fair- Allis Chalmers goods, possible antiques in #3, #5 grounds, Manhattan, Kans., 7 Ft. Heavy Ellsworth, Ks. Ladislav Satran. 73A111 12.39Heat sponsorship of Kansas Pork #7 7 Ft. Heavy 73A11313.05 i Aucts. Ray Gerbitz & Melvin Ind. Mower('46 Up) Heat Producers Council, R. H. Hines, 6 Ft. Heavy 73A11514.15 Temple. K -State, supervisor. Heat 1 July 29- Furniture & antiques,Aug. 17 Case - Household goods inTo Try AgainOn #15 economic Mrs. Laura Coleman, Emporia, 7 Ft. Heavy 73A122 11.89 Clay Center, Kans.,Harold Heat T dairymer Ks. Auct. Evert Smith. Farm Mowers ('36 Up) 7 Ft. Heavy Printz estate.Auct. Foster 73A124 12.35Heat July 31- Household goods and Kretz. State Executive milk proc antiques in Miltonvale, Kansas,Aug. 18 Jofin Deere determire - Real estate & house- 7 Ft. bow mi Aline Shay Nelson. Auct. Paul hold goods in Vining,Ks., west Heavy 11.49 Heat Pruitt. 7 Ft. Heavy Heat of Clifton, Martin R.PedersonAmendment months. July 31 - Farm sale at Smolan, estate. Auct. Foster Kretz. Chrome 14.75 Chrore rr Ks., Harris & Ida Mae Gus- Aug. 24- Third annual Sunflow- Two constitutional amendments- 9 Ft. Heavy 73A137 16.39 Heal tafson. Aucts. Roger A. John- er consignment sale of regis-one to revise the executive article son & Son. tered Holsteins in Salina, Ford July 31- Antiques & collectors Kans.and one to abolish the stateprinter Sale mgrs. John Carlin asa 7 Ft. Heavy 73A122 11.89 items, 1216 W. 6th, Emporia, and constitutionallyelective of- Heat Doug Fellers. ficer -will be recommended by a 7 Ft. Heavy 73A153 11.95 group of legislative committees. Healy But the final form of theamend- 7 Ft. Heavy 73A155 12.35 Heat mentstobe recommendedis IHC scheduled to be settled Sept.10 at the next 7 Ft. Heavy 73A191 11.49 Heart combined meetingofthe 7 Ft. Heavy Heat Legislative Budget and Senateand Chrome 73A192 14.75 Cheat House Executive Reorganization 7 Ft. Heavy 73A198 12.69 Heat committees. 9 Ft. Heavy 73A199 17,19 Heat A proposed new executivearticle was approved by Kansas voters in 1970, but the Kansas Supreme Court HOLT FARMSUP ruled Next To SaBarn 94 the propositioninvalid on I TC 0 NKO groundsitwas improperly sub- MANleHATTA, Our run of livestock was light but 1 hoist cow 1340 @ 22.50 mitted. market active. A good demand for 1 hoist cow light yearlings and fall calves 1055 @ 22.30 At a joint meeting of the are 1 hoist cow 1250 @ 22.30 three Wrrea showing up. With competive fat hog 1 hoist cow 1315 @ 21.10 committees it was agreed thatany market the top was $20.25. Fat hogs 1 hoist cow consideration of the militia A STU start selling at 9:00 a.m. sharp, 1155 @ 21.00 article O, e ma Following is a partial listing of should be dropped in resubmitting ICE HOGS an executive article. RONALDNorthKansasLaqi.stVolume Dep. of st our sale: CPO 28 white butch 226 @ 20.25 OLDSMOBILE 22 mixed butch The militia article,among other CHEVROLET stockmen FEEDER STEERS 239 @ 20.20 prices for & HEIFERS 13 mixed butch 223 @ 20.15 things, provides that thegovernor NW Second --ABILENEY 6 bwf fleshy strs 667 @ 31.30 21 mixed butch Listed be 4 wf fleshy strs 210 @ 20.10 shall be commander inchief, and 694 @ 31.10 10 white butch rePresent 3 red fleshy strs 221 @ 20.05 shall have power to call 673 @ 30.75 9 mixed butch out the July 16: 8 med qual strs 220 @ 20.05 militiatoexecute 886 @ 29.50 15 mixed butch 231 @ 20.00 thelaws,to CARS 3 bwf strs 755 @ 29.30 BETTER USED STOCKS 18 med qual strs 21 mixed butch 228 @ 19.95 845 @ 28.60 21 red butch .,.. 2 hoist strs 225 @ 19.95 LET Impala 4 door, ...... 43 hibwf 670 @ 26.50 automatic 7^52 bibwf 1 hoist str 685 @ 25.40 6 cylinder. White. Radio, heater, 1 hoist str. SOWS 1 rn str 865 @ 25.10 6 mixed sows 8 char hfrs 318 @ 16.25 Power steering. hardtop ..- 1 char 604 @ 28.40 3 mixed sows 1968 CADILLAC El Dorado 2 door sti 11 med qual hfrs 301 @ 16.00 provd.ei.or., 1 blk 669 @ 28.25 ,.. str 3 mixed sows 391 @ 15.85 1969SCHEilverV"wiLEsitohRn,bRepolabecwkiervmoisntyeel4ritdn000gpc 21 plain blk hfrs 658 @ 27.80 2 blk 3 mixed sows 483 @ 15.45 1968trRaAmBnsmis stn 1 white sow 1 blk str STEER & HEIFER CALVES 495 @ 15.30 t.ranstnif, ntau88toin.a,t.ic. 6 hoist 3 char_cross-strs 505 @ 34.70 1668W(I:Lpsite. air conditioning. si 4 blk cross strs 405 @ 34.40 steering, power brakes, 64 mixed hfrs @ 16.50 automatic triSTOcu 569 @ 31.80 Yellow and white. Radio,heater, 5 char hfrs 500 @ 30.90 @ 16.00 2 wf hfrs white @ 14.75 g, powerbrakes, 31 bibw. 582 @ 30.20 31 white pigs 12 bibw 2 bwf hfrs 493 @ 29.80 @ 14.50 39 white pigs @ 14.25 heate,a COWS 17 white pigs @ 14.25 1 hoist cow 24 mixed pigs @ 14.00 1225 @ 23.00 20 mixed pigs 1 hoist cow 985 @ 22.80 @ 13.50 White. Radio, heater,automatic 1 hoist cow 35 mixed pigs @ 13.50 airconditioning 1200 @ 22.70 steering, power brakes, ; 63 mixed pigs @ 12.50 SuperSpord2tr0' 1965 CHEVROLET Impala sp Turquoise. Radio,heater, 4 i"i . 1 HORSE SALEJULY 23 AT 7:30 steering. . p.m. Air4 door 1964 CHEVROLET Bel porter,a s1_:s Radio,rhardo;7 Ifyouhave livestock -to 19630DsmoBiEp.884doo62linder. Green. appraise, call: tramWhite. automatic VERN LANGVARDT, Manager,238-8211, Junction City 1014444/1 kaw steng,powerbrakes.stationootRadio, HOWARD LANG VARDT, Auctioneer, 1962RAmmEnciassic4d0 238-8212, Junction City ga,s: RTFaxi4dico:,:hre4a.dte.o.ro.,r.s.ts.itacktios1,...:Ilissio LICENSED AND BONDED in.tic..' Those little twinklingred and green Radio, heater,awagturta°eIti BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY238-1471 lights at the crossing Beige and tan. HERR "ir UMEYEti, White City, Phone may mean ro 349-286q the difference betweenlife and Beige. Radio, heater,automate death. repo aid it 34 the n one jUlY 20, llajor ,elective Court State lieutenant general andaF has This four- and auditor mally elective officersa' ultiple Benefits FromK -State PatentUsing Dairy Waste
A patentapplicationfor a speed- unaerobic fermentation processjust theKansasState "Forsmall filedthrough Kansasfirms University ResearchFoundation producing cheese, costs would be could significantlybenefit mankind very moderate forinstallingthe by providing anadditional source of equipment needed for concentration high quality, lowcost protein. whey. Transportation to a central Under the processinvented and plant manufacturing the yeast and developed by Dr. R. M. Bechtle, who protein would thus be economical. I
1 received his Ph.D. in food sciences feel that it has outstanding potential at KSU lastOctober, yeast and for them," he said. protein supplement areproduced Bechtle explained that yeast and from whey solids, a wasteproduct of protein supplements produced from cheese production, byaccelerated his acceleratedfermentation process can be used effectively in fermentation. KSU GRAD INVENTS FOOD -PRODUCING ii The Bechtle process could have breads and cereals and as a meat substitute for man. They can also be FERMENTATION PROCESS - extensive economic, ecological, and Dr. R. M. Bechtle, Manhattan, a Kansas State University alumnus, has social implications.It could be a used in feed for large and small invented an accelerated aerobic fermentation process for producing yeast boon to Kansas and other states and animals. and protein supplement.It has outstanding potential for helping to solve nations with dairy industries. Some implications of the Bechtle world food -shortage problems. around andyou can "We really don't know what the process: Would make yeastprotein than your self- I dollar value of the process will be, proteinsupplementcouldbe Protein quality or value of yeast but it does have great potential for highly competitive in the market- initiated on "a bootstrap basis." goin' blind!" place with vegetable proteins. is higher than vegetable protein, consumers and manufacturers Could cut down pollution since equivalenttothatofmilk,and alike," Bechtle said. Could produce 3-6 times as much an estimated 350,000 tons of whey barely less than that of whole egg. The KSU Foundation is issuing yeast as do yeast manufacturers solid wastes are disposed of an- ER KNIVES usingconventional Yeast protein has much higher non-exclusive licenses to industrial production nuallyintheU.S. The Bechtle B -vitamin content than vegetable H. methods. Consumers and Smooth users, announced Dr. William processuseswastesandsaves proteins. B -vitamins are essential Honstead, professor andFoundation manufacturers would benefit from -Allis Chalmers transportation costs associated with for growth. secretary. lowered production costs. Heavy 73A111 12,39 Heaef disposing of the wastes. Describing his invention, Bechtle In an interview, Bechtle said his Could significantlyaffect the Heavy 73A11313,05Healy Te Bechtle also pointed out some uses pointed out that"the liquid nation's multi -million dollar aerobic Heavy 73A11514.95Heart 0 processcould have"exciting and advantages: remaining after fermentation can be fermentation industry, producers of -Case economic benefits for consumers, Sixouncesofyeastprotein further treated to recover pure yeast 0 dairymen, antibiotics, and other food products. Heavy 73A122 11.89 and manufacturers of providesthe normal adultdaily nucleo-protein containing 65 per cent Heavy 73A124 12.35 Hem milk products. But it is too early to Could be important in helping protein requirement. One to two protein, loaded with vitaminsand determine the extent. We should foodshortage problems,par- ouncesa day of aproteinsup- enzymes. Itcan be used tol fortify )rh-h Mere how much betterinnext few ticularlyin developing nations plement added to a protein deficient nucleo- avy 11.49, HO!) specialdiets where high Heal months. whereproductionofyeastand avy diet can correct the deficiency. protein content is desired," he said. Chromrd rome 14,75 Hem avy 73A13716.39
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Hail7 avy 73A153 11.95 'Hogs 11:00 al avy 73A155 12.35 Reynolds Sale &wait Cattle 1:00 p.m. IC Heel avy 73A191 11.49 We had a fair run of cattle for our first sale after the harvest holiday. All Heal avy classes of cattle were in strong demand and the market was steady to strong. rome73A19214.75 Heal We had a top on butcher hogs of $19.90. Weaning and feeder pigs were tvy 73A19812.69 Hea9 Sale Barn steady with a large supply. avy 73A19917,19 Following is a sampling of our consignments: ABILENE, KS. FARMSU! [OLT Selling Every Sale Darn Ho FEEDER STEERS & BULLS Kt Tom no, 1 wf cow 1115 @ 21.80 AmIA 1 bwf str 645 @ 31.70 1 guern cow 915 @ 19.10 FRIDAY 12 wf strs 685 @ 31.50 1 blk cow 1170 @ 18.50 12 shrthrn bulls 513 @ 31.30 5 wf strs 718 @ 30.70 HOGS & PIGS A small crowdand a light run of 19 b/bwf hfrs 432 @ 31.90 1 char str 790 @ 30.00 9 white fats 233 @ 19.90 cattle madeup the sale last Friday. 437 @ 32.50 1 wf str 955 @ 29.30 5 mix fats ICEAT01S' 2 wf hfrs 220 @ 19.85 le 0 Out of statefeeders and several local 11 wf hfrs 425 @ 33.00 3 blk strs 647 @ 29.30 12 mix fats 193 @ 19.60 K aansaOLs L ilia stockmen paid 9 hoist strs 586 @ 28.00 DSMOBILL steady to strong 19 med qual b/bwf 375 @ 32.00 9 mix fats 284 @ 18.05 E Prices for allclasses offered. 6 blk hfrs 523 @ 30.60 15 mix fats 172 @ 18.05 Listed beloware some of the 5 blk hfrs 505 @ 31.00 FEEDER HEIFERS 1 white sow 295 @ 16.80 representative sales ofFriday 1 char hfr 590 @30.90 2 white sows 427 @ 15.55 BULLS 3 wf hfrs 868 @29.50 3 red sows 540 @ 13.95 CMS STOCKER 1325 @ 27.50 9 blk hfrs 560 @29.30 1 white boar 305 @ 13.50 'USED & FEEDER STEERS 1 blk bull iR 43 bibwf 1 wf hfr 530 @29.20 1 red boar 440 @ 11.25 , strs 367 @ 40.00 52 b/bwf 3 blk hfrs 642 @27.80 1 hamp boar 510 @ 10.10 door aupc''''' strs 445 @ 37.25 COWS 'Wain4heater rn str 1 hoistcow 1190 @ 22.60 1 char hfr 535 @25.75 1 white boar 655 @ 10.10 Radio, 570 @ 31.80 I char 1205 @ 21.00 6 red fdrs 180 @ 17.60 hardtop str 550 @ 31.90 1 holst cow 2 door dio BULL & STEER CALVES Dorado ra blk str 515 @ 35.10 1 hoist cow 1245 @ 21.50 5 white fdrs 127 @ 16.50 brak 1 wf str 500 @ 32.00 vin,Ye'__ILrig'": power 2 blk strs 1 hoist cow 1425 @ 21.90 21 white pigs @ 15.00 e4r 660 @ 29.90 485 @ 31.60 YVer I blk str 1 rn cow 975 @ 22.10 1 blk str 20 mix pigs @ 14.25 6 hoist 1025 @ 28.80 1 wf str 375 @ 30.60 )el5au automatic. jog. strs 787 @ 25.80 1 blk cow 1060 @ 22.10 15 hamp pigs @ 13.25 seater'air c°11c11. 1 blk cow 915 @ 21.40 7 mix pigs @ 12.25 brakes, STOCKER HEIFER CALVES t ' & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 blk cow 1025 @ 19.50 @ 11.75 Delpn3n heater,au nditior% 21 white pigs air co 376/bwf 1 wf hfr 460 @ 32.10 Radio, hfrs 1 wf cow 1340 @ 19.30 @ 9.75 12b/bwf 375 @ 35.00 427 @ 31.00 40 mixed pigs power ,lorda0Ao`r hardt.Pniatict), hfrs 3 blk cows @223.00 3 wf hfrs 470 @ 33.00 1 blk hfr 485 @ 30.20 InPala 4 heater,air adio,braxesair poweria ti3O/150' TUNE INABILENE STATION KABI 1560 ON YOUR DIAL BULLS Impalaautomatic, 12:20 NOON 1 hoist bull 1780 @ 28.00 CONSIGNED FOR SALE OF conclitl",!door,, EACH THURSDAY AND 6:45 A.M. EACH water,air FRIDAY JULY 22, 1971 brakes, sporttrailir FOR OUR MARKET BROADCASTS. upala sun speed COWS 5 polled hereford bulls - service- heater, 2 hoist cows 1015 @ 22.00 able age. 0, YardmenOn Duty 24 Hours ADay
5 gel Air4 fl°or, stick W EARE OPEN RALEIGH BREEDING,Manager Radio, heuaterceltoP' Livestock 24 HOURS A DAY Bring your cattle in. door ,etra is our business barn 562-3671; home 562-3547 DS8 4autorilatl acrised, bonded our only business M any time day or heater, and operating under Gov't Supervision Phone For Auctioneer; Larry Lagasse, He night; we'll handle brakes static Dudeor Randy them for you at More Information Ph. ConcordiaKs CH 3-1714 .o 4 o--hift Reynolds Dan Reynolds ssl sticX s"utorriaticgon ": CO3-3394 your request. tateri door heater,station CO3-4'721 LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO., M MARYSVILLE, KANSAS Racil°' REYNOLDS, automatictr Abilene, Ks.
' ater, Sell 4tSt Alaiuti 4 wfcows 3 wf Sell cows Or Buy'CIINC7s c),g3AuctionLifac43chN 21 rwilfccooviws 1 hoist cow 3 wfco 545 @37.00 1bikhfr [email protected] 1055 @ Our receipts for the week were 1 char str 1 hoist cow 22.30 5 wf 412 cattle and 222 hogs. All classes3 red strs 316 @37.00 1bikhfr [email protected] @ 22.20 1 bik cow 1120ws2 blIce:ows of cattle were higher. Stocker and 4 bik strs 500 @35.90 1 wf hfr [email protected] 1125 @22.10 2 blk & red cows 2 blkcows 1 char str 440 @35.75 1 char hfr [email protected] 1010 @22.10 feeder steers and heifers were 504 to 2 wf cows 2wfcows $1 higher. We had several small 1 wf str 505 @35.50 1 wf hfr [email protected] 960 @ 22.00 1 blk cow 2 wfcows packages of new crop calves. Pigs 1 wf str 545 @35.25 1 wf bri hfr [email protected] 1010 @22.00 4 bik & wf cows 2 wfcows would average about $2 per head 5 wf bulls 476 @34.80 1 wf hfr [email protected] 959 @ 21.90 3 blk cows 2 wfcows higher. 1 brocf str 430 @34.30 1bikhfr [email protected] 973 @ 21.90 3 wf cows 1 wfcow Following is a partial listing of 6bikstrs 526 @34.00 1bikhfr [email protected] 866 @ 21.80 1 wf cow our sale last week: 2 shrthrn strs 517 @34.00 1 wf hfr [email protected] 930 @ 21.60 517 @ [email protected] 5 wf cows PIGS 3 wf bulls 34.00 2 wf hfrs 988 @ 21.55 20 white 420 @ 2 wf cows pi STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 3 wf bulls 33.80 840 @ 21.50 28 mix @ 5bik 531 @ 5 shrthrn cows pigs 4 char strs 567 33.10 strs 33.15 HEIFER CALVES 872 @ 21.50 21 mix 1 wf cow pigs 5 wf strs [email protected] 1 wf str 480 @33.00 4 wf hfrs 234 @43.25 860 @ 21.40 26 whitepigs 1 wf str @ 530 @ 206 @37.25 2 shrthrn cows 740 32.90 1 wf bull 31.50 3 wf & bwf hfrs 777 @ 21.20 19 mix 3bikstrs [email protected] 1 bik bull 440 @31.30 6 wf & bwf hfrs 357 @35.00 1 br swiss cow 1415 @ 21.20 pigs 8 mixpigs 1 bwf str @ 2 wf cows 630 32.90 1 hoist str 450 @30.30 2 wf hfrs 287 @34.75 925 @ 21.20 18 mix 1 bwf str @ 2 wf & bik cows pigs 660 32.90 1 wf hfr [email protected] 922 @ 21.20 35 hamp 4 wf cows pigs 1 char str [email protected] STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 char hfr [email protected] 822 @ 21.10 1 bik cow 8 mix pigs 2 bwf strs [email protected] 26 wf & bik hfrs 695 @30.60 1 wf hfr [email protected] 1270 @ 21.10 2 bik cows 7 red pigs 1 bwf str [email protected] 3 wf hfrs 571 @30.10 1 bri hfr [email protected] 965 @ 21.00Al.,. 1. bwf str [email protected] 2 wf hfrs 645 @30.00 2 wf hfrs [email protected] Vt4k# AS't 1 wf str [email protected] 21 wf hfrs 637 @29.90 4 wf hfrs [email protected] 2 bwf strs [email protected] 7 char hfrs 658 @29.80 4 bwf hfrs [email protected] L41: 1 wf str [email protected] 2 wf hfrs 562 @29.50 6 bwf hfrs [email protected] 36 mix strs [email protected] 1 blk hfr 665 @29.25 1 wf hfr [email protected] 1bikstr [email protected] 3 wf hfrs 563 @29.25 1 bwf hfr [email protected] 2 wf strs [email protected] 1 char hfr 570 @29.20 2 bwf hfr [email protected] 1 wf str 560@ 30.40 2 wf hfrs 690 @29.10 1 bikhfr [email protected] 1bikstr [email protected] 6 bwf hfrs 610 @29.00 1 bwf hfr [email protected] 4 wf strs [email protected] TOCK 9 wf hfrs 736 @28.60 plac 1bikstr [email protected] 1 bik hfr 595 @28.30 COWS year a 1 wf str 625@ 28.00 1 brocf hfr 645 @28.10 1 wf cow [email protected] 1 hoist str [email protected] ga, Co. FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: .12 rid6 STEER CALVES with fii REZAC BARN LIVESTOCKCOMMISS1 1 wf str [email protected] St. Marys 437-2999 e. 2 bwf strs [email protected] DELAINE REZAC Daughte 4 wf & bwf strs [email protected] St. Marys 437-6266 COMPANY also to, 4 wf strs [email protected] ELMER IMTIIUkN grace a Maple Hill MI 3-2440 2 wf strs [email protected] g hors 7 wf strs PAUL KRAMER [email protected] St. Marys 437-2993 he was, 7 wf & bwf strs @ St. Mar 393 38.30 show a 1 wf str [email protected] men. He 1 bwf str [email protected] CERTIFIED ess rac 1 blk str [email protected] Auctioneers: LawrenceWelter, Gene Toby & DennisRezac Na of j tfield G ike, so d place
Farmers itRanchers LivestockCommission Entries i nesota, was OIDESHPrjr.140SALINA, KANS, MONDAY Hogs & Cattle Hogs sell at 10:30 a.m. followed by our regular cattle sale as they are unloaded.
its at 11: Cattle will in the order they are co on thebooks. Receipts Monday totaled3320 head of livestock including 935 cattle, 70 26mix hfrs, McPherson Co. 566 @30.25 10 mix hogs, Dickinson Co. sheep, 2315 hogs of which 3 bwf strs, Saline Co. 20 mix hogs, Dickinson Co. 1011 were Feeder pigs.Fat hog top was $20.10. 488 @35.40 A good run of feeder cattle 1 bwf str, Marion Co. 440 @35.30 10 mix hogs, Cloud Co. met a good demand Co. from local and out of 8 blk bulls, Saline Co. 537 @30.90 23 mix hogs, Ellsworth state buyers. Co. 10 mix hfrs, Cloud Co. 476 @32.00 89 mix hogs, Ellsworth Following is a partial listingof our consignments: Co. 16 mix strs, McPherson Co. 753 @30.55 62 mix hogs, Ellsworth Co. CATTLE 16 blk strs, Saline Co. 577 @32.50 27 mix hogs, Lincoln 29wf hfrs, Marion Co. 19 wf strs, McPherson Co. 815 @30.50 9 mix hogs, Saline Co. 645 @ 30.75 Co. 25 wf hfrs, Marion Co. 3 blk cows, McPherson Co. 785 @19.90 5 white sows, McPherson 718 @ 29.50 Co. 48 mixed hfrs, McPherson 1 hoist cow, Saline Co. 1005 @ 5 white sows, Ellsworth Co. 22.00 Co. 24 mixed hfrs, McPherson 650 @ 30.30 1 wf cow, Saline Co. 9 mix sows, Ottawa Co. 1045 @22.10 Co. 719 @ 29.00 1wf cow, Saline Co. 5 mix sows, Lincoln 8 wf strs, OttawaCo. 1020 @22.40 Co. 506 @ 35.40 3 white boars, McPherson 8 wf hfrs, OttawaCo. 5 blk strs, Cloud Co. 430 @ 35.25 493 @ 32.20 1 hoist cow, Saline Co. 22 mix boars, CloudCo. 6 mix strs, EllsworthCo. 1310 @ 22.70 Co. 526 @ 34.90 4blk hfrs, McPherson Co. 1 white boar, McPherson 4 wf hfrs, EllsworthCo. 588 @ 28.90 Co. 442 @ 33.50 10 mix feeders,Dickinson 34 hoist strs, DickinsonCo. 1 hoist str, Dickinson Co. 620 @ 26.70 1077 @ 25.60 22 mix pigs, SalineCo. 35 wf strs, DickinsonCo. 3 mix hfrs & clvs, McPherson Co. @241.00 776 @ 30.60 19 mix pigs,Ellsworth Co. 67 blk strs, DickinsonCo. 1 bwf cow & cif, Dickinson Co. @260.00 40 hoist strs, McPherson 801 @ 29.85 12 mix strs, McPherson Co. 57 mix pigs, RiceCo. Co. 785 @ 29.30 Ellsworth Co. 25 mix strs, McPherson 690 @ 25.90 1 wf cow, Ellsworth Co. 100 white pigs, Co. 690 @ 32.10 1040 @ 22.10 Co. 121 hoist strs, MarionCo. 1 wf cow, Ellsworth Co. 1030 @ 22.00 41mixed pigs, McPherson 23 mix hfrs, Dickinson 803 @ 25.60 1 blk cow, Saline Co. 34mix pigs, SalineCo. Co. 726 @ 29.70 985 @ 21.10 18 mix hfrs,DickinsonCo. 646 @ 29.70 SHEEP 28 mix sirs, Clay Co. HOGS 1 hoist cow, Ottawa Co. 806 @ 31.65 32 mixed hogs, Lincoln Co. 20 bf ewes, SalineCo. 1200 @ 22.70 224 @ 20.10 Saline Co. 1 bik bull, Cloud Co. 28 mix hogs, Clay Co. 30 mixewes, 1395 @ 26.90 230 @ 20.05 1 hoist cow, McPhersonCo. 1380 @ 22.70 FOR INFORMATION ORESTIMATES MARKET REPORTS LAURENCE CLEMENCE Radio Station KSAL, Salina Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 6:45 a.m., Every MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN Monday, Wednesday & Friday CERTIFIED Durham KFRM Phone '732-3371 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. BOB MUIR Salina Phone TA 3-2963