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eifers qft, ifers 25,46 heifers -S22_ s3, ?J25,20 heifers '' 25,1) SOS o 25,10 Itn ife rs 2$ ;c 546 25,1j, eifers -.488 25,11, fers 458 24,9: ifers 24,s -492 24,7, 335 hfrs S22 fern 23,K 470 5 heifers 23,65 392 5 24 eifers 524 COWS 13th year no. 26 August 29, 1967

1125 @ -"----1100 18,11 18,(i ------1170o -""--1250 0 18,y, 17,54 Freeman said he discussed w -43100 17,%' the collective bargaining issue '31" 945 o ws---- vs 17,30 Press Further For at shirtsleeve meetings with ----- 915 17.20 farm groups last week in Ne- 17,10 braska, Kansas, Utah and Idaho. Iv-- 1190 0, 17,10 He said there was great in- w ----12100 17,11 Farm Bargaining Board terest in the iss-e everywhere w ----11400 17,03 he had traveled this year. w 1135 Secretary Orville L. Freemaneration, he said, and possibly 17,03 Could Earn More w ----- 930 0 of the Agriculture departmentwould include establishment of 16,83 Freeman said the farmer ----- 925 0 said last week the administra- 16,4 a national labor relations boardcould get better prices on some tv----- 990 tion was serious about setting 16, for the farmer. con- ----1030 0 up the machinery for farmers commodities without the 1639 Freeman reportedtonews- to bargain collectively, much sumer paying more at his gro------840 @) 16,10 men comments he made at a A' ----- 910 (d., cery store. But he admited in 16,10 like labor unions, for the pricecabinet meeting with President ----4185 they received for their products. other cases oonsumer prices 16,10 Johnson. might increase. But Freeman told a news The President himself told a conference no decisions had But the secretary said many IMISSIO news conference last Friday theconsumers would be glad to pay been made on the type of bar-government should give "verythe higher price if they could gaining procedure which mightserious consideration to evolv- evolve from discusions now go- be assured the money would go Y gusEntry ing some kind of program thatto the farmer. ing on. will give the farmer an equity Sid Oxandale, Dickinson county, had a 4-H Angus Law Is Studied. The emphasis, he said, would ject ready for fair season in G&G area. of fairness," similar to that en-be on negotiating and giving the Legislation was under consid- jeyed by union members. farmer a stronger position in the market place. Freeman said about 60 per L. Marys cent of all farm income came igher Prices Without Raising Support from products not covered by an agricultural program and Kans 'culture department offi- The department's main thrust USDA Seeks Way - the farmer's position in the mar- said yesterday the govern - at this time involves appeals to ket place was weak. t is concentrating on ways farmers can determine what assistancefrom under price .support loans Asked About Strike- engthening farm prices, 1967 crop grain's 'until later in has already been provided or into the already heavy market Asked about the possibility of Is not contemplating increas- the marketing year. It advisessoon will be provided by othersupply. a farm strike, Freeman said them to take advantage of the In the case of corn, the depart- f in previously announced countries. Farmers had the right to with- Salin support rates. price support loans. The government continues toment may soon announce chan-hold products from market in In this connection, Orville L. ese efforts are being empha- make clear that it will not sellges in its schedule of paying an attempt to get a better price. Freeman, secretary of agricul- any government -owned wheat premiums and discounts under1-3:'t he said withholding efforts for grains and soybeansture, said earlier this week that crops which have lost price for less than 115 percent of thethe price support program. Un-by the National Farmers organi- this year's drop in wheat pricesloan rate plus carrying chargesder such a change, higher quali-zation had not succeededbe- Y nd in commodity markets was not justified on the basis of it became apparent this - a price which isabove cur-ty corn would draw a higher cause they lacked a broad base. le Only this year's production and pro-rent market prices. premium over the basic price As an example of what might s production of wheat, spective demands. and soybeans would be at The department also has un-support than at present. This evolve, Freeman said dairy at12:00 a.m. Cattk "Unfortunately, too much rd high levels. der consideration a proposal could add several cents a bush-farmers now covered by milk - der they are ronsiP wheat has been loaded into mar-that it extend the maturity dateel to the loan value of higher marketing orders might form e price support rates aver- keting channels at harvest re-of price support loans on wheatgrades of corn, officials said. regional councils to negotiate $1.25 a bushel for wheat, sulting in temporary gluts thatstored in commercial warehous-But the basis support rate of with milk handlers for a better for corn and $2.75 for have pushed prices down," he $1.05 a bushel would not be 221 @21,35 es. Such action would keep price than that set by the fed - hogs beans.Officials 21,45 said no said. some wheat from moving outchanged. e, -al government. e hogs 223(Cu ght is being given The government is seeking to 233 p21,21 now to hogs nig theserates,although expedite shipment of wheat t hogs 207@ 21.45 iderablepressureisbeingabroad under its food -for -peace ed hgs 208 @ 21,45 2131 ed, they said, bysome program. This would increase hogs222 0 11,46 groups that this be done. market demands now and con- >oar hg475 @ Any suggestion 450 @ 16.51 that wouldcievably add some strength to OW lee an increase 17,05 in farm pro -prices. ow 500 @ 205 @ 21.1 costs is highly unpopular More grain will be moved to hgs one official said. ite hgs 229@ 21.15 India as soon as the government ;ow 400017.0 ad 405 @18.0 17.0 ed sws486.@ "It is time to stop expanding 16.25 e Can Handle pigs bureaucracyintounneeded 13.0 pigs fields," said Walker. "We feel 12,25 Ked pigs @ surance Needs 12.5 that Federal Crop Insurance pigs should not only be self-support- ithout ing but limited to those areas 12,50 FCIC' It pigs major Kansas not served by the insurance in- 17.50 hail insur- cite pigs @ company dustry." 15.0 has protestedthe atted pgs nsion of 12,50 the Federal Crop urance atted pgs 13,15 program. 1p pigs C. Walker, at Growerspresident of thePUT CROP UNDER LOAN, Mutual Hail SAY NEBRASKA WHEATMEN ranee Co.of Cimarron, Emily LINCOLN, Neb. - Ray Davis protested toCon - of Potter, Neb., president of the man BobDole, who Y had report - Nebraska Wheat Growers asso- asked thatFCIC be wed toextend its ciation, has asked the state's Irrigated programwheat farmers to delay market- corn in Sewardand kellcounties. ing their 1967 wheat crop until d Walker:"There the price goes up. of taxpaying are plen- Davis said his recommenda- e all thecompanies to tions cannot be considered a protection the ers want." holding action as defined by asked Dole the National Farmers Organi- to vote against requestedbudget zation. Instead of direct with- Sister Act ent insurance of the goy-holding, he recommended that Sisters Melissa,Melinda and Melanie Hett, Florence Jayhawk club agency head by John - the growers put their current line up their projects at the recent Tri-County Fair Luft, formerRush of Marion County, tY Kansasfarmer. crop under loan -governmentat Herington. or private. August 29, 1967 brothers losta barn coritainiA, about 100 balesof hay Grass & Grain 2 GRASS & GRAIN TWO BARNS BURN The Mid -Kansas news NEAR JUNCTION CITY Published eeia, Moro, each Tuesday JUNCTION CITY - Light- (Box 1-009) at ning set fires thatdestroyed Kansas, 66502by Martha two barns nearhere last week. AG PRESS about 2000 bales Dean Coughenour A barn holding E. R. Wooard five miles :Second of hay was destroyed classpostdw west of here on afarm operat- Manhattan, Kansasagepaid Subscription: ed by LeslieThorpe. Three $3 year CIRCULATION miles west on K18the Munson . ' 11 ONLY Fully Guaranteed Completely. $325 Installed

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Republic Washington Marshall liftUnder Fall Manufacturers Cloud ogPrices 1 Riley PottowotomieJo. Distributors **(hell NClay Hog prices may hold upbet - vember and December the than usual this fall. And we slaughter of hogs will be less CLAY 5s ottowo phone 945.121 ieve that prices will be more than in 1966, judging from the fitable and more stable than lastofficial Pig Crop Report. 7 Lincoln CENTER Shc ual in 1968. Supplies of competitive meats Dick;onI a I In August last year, hog pric- may be less burdensome than Bulk Trucks averaged nearly $26 a hun- they were last fall. Beef output Saline vorth Morris pounds at central markets. set new records at that time, For Waboun- ut they slidto the $20 leveland poultry meats were also at Lyon November. record highs by some 8 to 10 Direct To Your Hog prices recently were percent. McPherson Moron and $21 to $22, $4 to $5 low - Beef output has continued to Farm Delivery Chose than a year earlier. If prices set new records this year, but p as they did last fall many the margin over 1966 levels is g producers would findlit - diminishing. By late fall, beef profitin the business. We output may be less than it was nk that prices willdecline, a year before. ONE STOP DOES IT ALL FOR t much less than they did a Broiler production, too, has ar ago. leveled off, which is quite un- MIMANSAS & SO. NEBR. FEEDERS Hog prices were lower recent - usual for that industry. It usual- than they were a year be- ly increases 5 to 8 percent each Distributors For fore,principally becausesup- year. Brower Stock & Poultry Equipment plies of pork were larger. Pork In summary, it now appears output was 9 percent greater in that supplies of pork and other American Cyanimid Myzon June than it was the year be- meats will he no greater, and Pfizer Dr. Salisbury's fore. In July, pork output was will probably be less, late this Hess & Clark up more than 10 percent. Beef fall than they were a year be- A output was also larger, though fore. The demand sideof the Complete WAGGIN' MASTER DOG FOOD not so much as pork. &lewd Woo market should be a little strong- Nothing Elt Weekly hog slaughter jumped Bulk Tanks and Farm Augers er. So we see no reason to ex- Needed sharply after Labor Day last pect prices to fall below about year, but then leveled off. The $20. increase from July to mid -Sep- The June Pig Crop report tember was about40 percent.showed that hog producers For Cattle, Swine and Poultry Feeds Prices sagged underpressure of planned to cut June -November increased supplies, especially sow farrowings 3 percent from Animal Health Products during the Holidayseason when the 1966 level. But the sharp turkey tookover on many ta-improvement of hog prices for bles. See Your KEY Dealer or call ME 2-2141 Collect recent months may prevent -any There will beanother jump in further decrease. hog slaughterafter Labor Day It appears that the hog -corn this year, butit is expected toratio will be very favorable this much smaller than lastyear.fall. It should be good enough KEY MILLINGCOMPANY ughter starts froma higher re- Clay Center, Kansas vet to prevent any substantial thisyear. And by No- ductionin hog productionin SEDLACEK'SAUGUST at

ANALDAYS...PRICESGUARANTEED THROUGH AUG.31 Peoplehave h seen su come here from miles around and told us they have never THIS IS OUR CHALLENGE they leaked,eh bargains in home furnishings and appliances. They doubted, We challenge any store in our 40,000 square mile trading area to match :ed Wait they bought.Deliveries are running behind, but you'll begladto or beat the prices during this tremendous August sale. Shop around .. a day or two then come to Sedlacek's and be convinced. OPEN WEDNESDAY NIGHT TO 9 P.M. PHONE ,FTREEH. DELIVERY ED 7-2345 200-OF HANOVER,KANS. STOCK DEAL BOILING company offering to buyAllis, August 29, 1967 AT ALLIS-CHALMERS then made an offer to buyall Allis-Chalmers continues to bethe Allis stock. His offer tobuy in the midst of some highfi-controlling interest was pegged Grass & Grain nance strategy, withthe com-at $235 million Bash, whilethe 4 pany's directors refusing sup-proposal to buy all the stock port of an offer to buy control-was for an estimated$590 mil- possible merger withGeneral ling interest of the implementlion. Allis-Chalmers directors Dynamics thru a tax-freeex- firm by Ling-Temco-Vought. said they were considering a James Ling, chairman of the change of stock.

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ing adequate supplies are available at Pfeifer - would cost Russell about 3.5 million dollars for wells, pipelines and allied eqipment. The cost would be paid by bonds if that meets the approval of Russell voters. The Pfeifer project would be the least costly of three plans to provide a 50 -year water supply. New Auctioneer The second proposal by the A new auctioneer in the G&G consulting engineering firm, area is Robert G. Wilson of St. would be a dam on ParadiseGeorge, Pottawatomie County. creek north of Russell .The Wilson recently completed auc- third would be a well systemtioneering training at the Mis- souri Auction School, Kansas in the Arkansas river valley City. Wilson is 44 and has been about five miles northwest ofactive in Quarter Horse breed- Great Bend. ing. He formerly operated a feed warehouse.

tilizer rem-tnat misspells .by Albert used to write a message advertising a field day at the Balzeraad The pencil machine has Experimental Field was a3 -foot lawn spreader. Don Gronau, °known. a'.,4 to farmers wton the K -State station, said the message was written in . for its tremendousio perintendent of not only showing what fertilizing does to grass drive and grasswith fertilizer, the Geraldhas advertising theSeptember event. The letters are about 10 feet Molar t also h in 10 -inch grass.One of the hired men did the job and the grass growing tallerand taller before Gronau discovered the misspelling field. Too lateto do anything about it,tho, he said. These are west of the Pfeifer Viany Needed Water Source? orcion darn and collection ssell Finds gallery, which has been the ISSELL - Abountiful the prospect of a large watermainstay of the city's water sys- ioans of a city watersupplysupply has been discovered. ',..non the Smoky Hill river Russell, may have been Test holes in a new well bedabout twenty years. insaveraging MS of the Smoky Hill river have d. At Pfeifer ,the original chan- 'ban a yearago t least, a wideunderground revealed an underground chan-nel -- 55 feet below the present I was smaller and el of water that indicates nel width of more than 500 feet.river bed - is about 200 feet very much higher. wide. 1966 crop harms ESTERN SADDLE SUPPLY "At least three of the 27 test national average I holes drilled so far, are promis- ached $1.75 a bushel J. J. RITTEL & SONS ing," said Frank Peirano, Rus- began declining WESTERN WEAR sell city water department su- ear and have conk In Mid -Kansas perintendent. off an average of $ Largest Saddle Selection The most promising tests will Here's how to send hogs this year. As a a for the Entire Family be enlarged to take 8 -inch cas- Farmers who sold TS HORSE TRAILERS Square Dancers Supplies ing, and will be test pumped. to market 2 weeks sooner... he 1966 crop hary OPE, KANSAS PHONE 43 The entire project - assum- at a much higher re 32 lbs. heavier... on ye farmers who sto ain under the sus 40 lbs. less feed ich last year also INTERNATIONAL Today hogs fed the Purina Way go to market 2weeks rly most of the la NEW 350 & 550 sooner-at 32 lbs. heavier weight-and on 40lbs. less n able to pay off t feed than just 10 short years ago! ith interest, and gel These benefits are a result of improvements continually litional. But nothing being made in Purina's Hog Program. Purina HogChow amount received by 14 FORAGE HARVESTERS and your home-grown grain will help you market your who sold at market hogs fast and at economical cost. year. ment officials say give you more Getting hogs to market in a hurry is important-the ofthisexperience, longer they stay on your farm the more feedthey con- rmers areignoring reliability sume. Resolve now to send'em to market in a hurry the gram andselling Purina Way. Ask for Purina Hog Chow at our store t scat for whatever 111111 nun° big capacity with the Checkerboard Sign. mud.. aria. These farmersap Prove to yourself Purina feed- e littleconfidence.' better floatation ing can cost you less! tthere will beany improvement in Illf eff.11111)1) time toen ""1 More simple design and lighter r some ')°111); ise, theywould stole weight makes nine knife cutter head more resistant to damage PURINA loan andhold for These Purina ... easier toadjust. 1.1 o 0 Tungsten carbide -facedknives dealers

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hope the readers will enjoy." OM* TEA STRIPS 1 cup sugar Paper Bag Holder earFor 1/2 cup butter A screen door cprintr fasten- here's alwaYss( teaching pinch of salt ed across the inside of a kit- about 2 egg yolks hold As forlittle g 2 egg whites chen cabinet door will 11/2 cups flour paper bags firmly inplace raysu something n: hoot, beginning 1 teaspoon baking powder until you need them. grad 1/2 teaspoon vanilla en andfirst Cream together the sugar, butter and salt. Beat egg whites versionsof and egg yolks separately and then fold together. Add alter- ini jumper nately to the sugar mixture with the flour and baking powder the knit sifted together. Add the vanilla. This will be very stiff. Patit Prolongs Life Of 'cony, low-tied into a greased and floured pan to about 1/4 -inch thickness. ss areamong fa TOPPING Garbage Can along withthe Beat 2 egg whites until stiff. Fold in 1 cup brown sugar, Your new garbage can will r seal full enough free from lumps and solidly packed. Add I/2 teaspoonvanilla. last twice as long if you You Can Build a All comeit Spread on dough. Sprinkle 1/2 cup nuts, chopped fine, on top. the bottom from moisture with and z Bake at 300 degrees for 45 minutes. v checks *** * melted pariffin. BETTER HERD in plain r well as the kin( Here is a meat loaf that not' STEAK ITALIAN STYLE grader: only makes a delicious main with a PCA LOAN! and early 2 T-bone, sirloin or minute We're fussy b dish but is good in sandwiches: steaks ost everything STUFFED OLIVE If you've made up your mind to upgrade your 2 cloves garlic when we fix herd, why MEAT LOAF 1 cup olive oil talk over your needs with someone who knows 11/2pounds beef, veal, pork 3 tablespoons grated parme- someth (ground together) san cheese your watch about the cattle business? NOV 1/2 cup bread crumbs 1 cup bread crumbs FastestServiceInTown. 2 e salt and pepper Work done in our shop. All 10smallstuffed olives (chop- Your Production Credit Association understands. Crush garlic in bowl. Add oil electricallytimed Get' ped) watches and blend well. Dip steaks in and guaranteed to be as ac- cattle loan from the rancher -owned local PCA. 11/2 teaspoons salt garlic and oil. Combine cheese, curate as new. pay 1/4 teaspoon pepper crumbs and seasonings and roll simple interest...and set up a repayment HIC 1 tablespoon minced onion steak in crumbs. Grill or broil plan that 1/4 teaspoon celery salt steaks until they have reached your marketing plan. 1/2 cup tomatoes (canned) desired degree of rareness. 2 slices bacon Serves two. Mix crumbs, eggs, chopped * *** SEE YOUR LOCAL PCA MAN olives, onion and seasonings. Your guests will enjoy these James D. Ganson Add meat and blend well. Shape appetizers: CONCORDIA HOLTON Robert0. Green into long loaf. Place in baking APPETIZER DEVILED (North Central Kansas PCA) (Holton PCA) dish. Pour tomatoes over loaf HAM MOUSSE COUNCIL GROVE Charles E. GrahamMANHATTAN ... Floyd A. Rutherford and place bacon on top. Bake in OF MANHATTAN (Council Grove PCA) (Manhattan PCA) 121/4 -ounce can deviled ham 425 Poyntz-PR 6.7821 SALINA Curtis Syring 350 -degree oven about one hour, 1/2 cup mayonnaise or salad adding little water, if needed. dressing Across from the Courthouse (Salina PCA) * *** 1 5 -ounce jar pimiento cheese How about steak with an Ital- spread ian touch? 1 tablespoon minced onion 1 teaspoon hot mustard few drops tobasco sauce The Latest Combine ingredients, chill. Makes PA cups. Serve with ,) `Daily crisp crackers, potato chips or Bread' crisp vegetables. Prize 4WP- th*`,frdper GARLIC PRESS Extra "Beds" \e"if if NEW IMPROVED! F o r juicing garlic, onion and For P. J. Party mint. One squeeze adds zest If you're planning a ten ja- to meats, soups, salads and jama party soon, you can pro- sauces. Sturdy two-piece con- vide extra"beds" by borrow- struction for easy cleaninc;. ing sleeping bags. If some of Another fine product by Ek- your guests are campers, they co. probably could bring their own. The winnelr each week is The bags have a warm fining drawn by lot from the reci- and can be opened to double as pes printed. quilts. Since most are machine - Win one byi sending us your. favoriterecipe - this can be washable, they can be "chang- PR maindish,leftover,salad, ed" as readily as sheets after sidedish,dessert or what use. have you. 1. Check your recipe care- idle+ fully to be sure all ingredi- entsareaccurate andac- counted for. Protects Knees, Skirt Bl

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L rich Mak "fillingfillip vi," your children's mittens with 'en August 29, 1967 thet Bea piecescut from thetoes wo Franks of Purple Grape Y with sticks Jam Make 'kutas frankfurters discarded socks. Turn the mit- Grass & Grain and wrap tens wrong -side -out and slip- 7 cheddarcheese beforebroiling. stitch portions of the sock in 71/2 cups (31/4 pounds) sugar bacon It For Family;Gift -Giving 1 box (1% ounces) powdered extragood. place. Not only will the mittens y're wear longer, they will be warm- fruit pectin er. First prepare the fruit. Slip ForceMittens of skins from about 4 pounds thefingertips Reinforce loose -skinned grapes. Add 1 cup water and spices to pulp; Fashion bring to a boil and simmer, ck-to-school covered, five minutes. Sieve to remove the seeds. Chop or grind skins and add to pulp. Measure earFor)ounger Set 6 cups into a very large sauce- something ere's always wear back to school. This in- pan. teaching Johnnyto Then make the jam. Measure about there's cludes tartan plaids in one and As forlittle girls, two-piece kilt dresses with brief sugar and set aside. Mix fruit something newto wear pectin intofruitin saucepan. s in kinder - pleated skirts, pinned on one hool, beginning side with a big safety. Place over high heat and stir first grade. until mixture comes to a hard en and the knit Corduroy jumpers and jump- versions of er dresses and mini -skirt dress- boil. Immediately add all sugar jumper dressand the knit es - either skinny or A -line - and stir. Bring to a full rolling low -tied' sweater skinny, are other leading fashions for boil and boil hard one minute, are amongfavorites for stirring constantly. Remove the little pant - moppets as well as their older ong with sisters. from heat and skim off foam full enoughnot to look with metal spoon. Then stir and in stripes, Big "hardware" is also big . All come skim for five minutes to cool and zigzag knits news. With the help of a big It's that wonderful season somehome-made jam from v checks zipper down the front of a slightly and prevent floating plain rib knits. again and time to get out the those purple beauties ripeningfruit. Ladle quickly into glasses. well as in dress or jacket, or the side ofjelly glasses, paraffin and bigon the vine. Of course, jam erally, thekindergarten a coat, every little girl can just Cover at once with %-inch hot graders will wear kettle with which to make made with powdered fruit pec-paraffin. Makes about thirteen and early about dress herself. tin everything biggergirls is the short -boil way, pre-medium glasses pam . upgrade your serving all the full fresh flavor herd, w of the grapes and assuring you one who knows so of a good big batch - so haveEasier Cleaning NOW YOU CAN ORDER plenty of glasses ready. Plain Greasy frying pans and Grape jam comes high on the broiler pans will be easier to 'ion understands. list of favorites, but a flavorful clean if a teaspoon of baking Gel variation is offered here, Spiced soda is added to the water in med local PCA...pay Grape Jam. It's the perfect ac- which pans are to soak. repayment plan HIGH PROTEIN companiment to ham, pork or th lamb roast. A nice gift -giving >,::i. :: jam, too. SPICED GRAPE JAM Tools IN-®= 6 cups prepared fruit (about Too , 4 pounds fully ripe grapes Robert 0. Green AGGIE (HoltonPCA) and - cup water) lk.7.0.11, 'AN... .. HARDWARE Floyd A. Rutherford 1/4 to1 teaspoon each cina- (Manhattan PCA( 1205 Moro his Syring eAnioobau mon, ginger and allspice Manhattan, Ks. CACI Directory ,.' AUCTIONEERING DAIRY SUPPLIES it' it !..elf,, -.0,%\147. cpildipi,./.; LawrenceE.Welter AUCTIONEER DeLaval Clay REAL ESTATE BROKER Your Sale Solicited All Makes Large or Small Service & Repair EAST HIGHWAY US 24 MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 Dairy Equipment Real Estate And General Sales Joe McClure Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista Ed Reimer -AUCTIONEER- Wamego We Specialize in Selling Dairy Supply PROTEIN DAIRY CATTLE your authorized DELAVAL & ^T.AY "A complete Sale Service" Dealer Phone or write for sale dates. MILK MACHINES Telephone 367-2373 New & Used GOESSEL, KANSAS BULK TANKS "Marion County" New & Used BLOCKS CLAY Beef, Dairy & Hog '8"tizar Feeding Systems. ROBT. G. "BOB" WILSON For estimates or service, Auctioneering Sales Mgr. phone C0OP Protein Blocksare Ideal 913-456-7200, WAMEGO for on -groundfeeding. CO-OP 913 -AV 4-2958, SABETHA Protein Blockssupply your ani- All Types of Sales mals with Phone 494-2552 Memorials a high concentration Box 118St. George, Kans. pping of protein (39%),carbohy- drates, vitaminA and minerals. CEMETERY KNIFESHARPENER'. LABORATORY Gives minuteler All you do CONSERVATION at is put them on the MEMORIALS - inthe field or TESTED... proper ground. Cattle find them quick- guide insures 54 Year Continuous Service IY. Cattle do well, look good and AND Land Improvement Display Located on US24 gain fasteven on late summer FEEDLOT - "Soil Conservation Doesn't East of City Limits pasture Cost-It Pays" or fall cornstalk feed- PROVEN Ponds, terraces,water- SCHAUBEL ing with highly ways,and leveling, palatable CO-OP drainageditches,clear- MONUMENT CO., INC. ProteinBlocks. ing, landscape grading. RR 3 Box 20 ME 2-3531 Clarence Blanc, President ROGGENDORFF CLAY CENTER Jouicq Conservation Construction it Manhattan Alma MONUMENTS armor- tockman FARME Cooperative Assn. Farmers UnionCo-op Arthur Roggendorff Co-op Assn Alma Ph. 765-3612 SABETHAtJC, Manhattan -Alta Vista Phone JE 9-3984 MANHATTAN I" Council Grcn.:e -Westmoreland -Onaga Eskridge Ph. 449-2291 F.NT1E'Si -Junction City CE8-4108 1630 Osage - Manhattan MONUMENTCO. J. J. BEAUDET St. Marys GYPSUMCO, Farmers Union Co-op CarltonFarmers Union Co-op Office and Display IN IMPL. Business Assn. CARLTON PEOPLE READ TELEPHONE31 123 No. 3rd SUPPLY PERI acri (enter FAR The G&G Directory Office Phone Res. Phone FARERSUnionCo-op Greenleaf Abilene Abilene Co-op Assn. PR 8-5137 PR 84978 ABILENE -Miltonvale-LeonardvilleClay Center -Bala Farmerso -op ElevatorAssn Greenleaf -Linn Abilene CO 3-1660 fG101.°11 -Washington Just as You are Now MANHATTAN,KANS. allow farmers to have more in- fluence over prices: AUgUst 29, Pitch -A National Farm Bargain. Freeman Continues ing Board that could, at the re-tion in anelection quest of a producer group, de-the board, supervised -Changes termine boundaries, size and in the composition of a product bar- Agrieui On 'Collective Bargaining Marketing Agreement gaining unit, then supervise an Act that couldprovide at his news conference here aelection to determine a bargain.elusion ofadditional for Secretary of Agriculture Or- Discussing the sharp rise in eomt ville L. Freeman made a strong speech he gave before farm ing agent. Such a board, he sug-ties, authorityto establish farm productioncoststoday, that prices plea at Des Moines last week leaders in Call. Lake City. gested, might provide and more Freeman said: flexi for collective bargaining mach- Two New Approaches prices negotiated by the bar-authority tomake "It comes right down to bar- in producer adlustaie inery for farmers to give them In that speech he proposedgaining agent wo-ld be binding allotments gaining again. The farmer hastwo new approaches that wouldon all suppliers, after ratifica-keting quotas. and "muscle in the marketplace." to pay these costs, but he has no Freeman, on one of hisin- way to pass them on as the creasingly frequent trips to themanufacturer can pass them politicallysensitive farm belt,on." made his remarks at a news Although he denied having a Look into the features ofthe conference before he addressedsr.ecific collective bargaining the 22nd annual meeting of theprogram, Freeman distributed Soil Conservation Society of CASE® ITu FORAGE HARVESTOR America at the hotel Fort Des

IMITI ME NT 1.1.+Ar:1'. Moines. He then gave them add- Structurally rugged without excessive weight ed emphasis by expanding on (Built-in brawn.Light on the drawbar.) them in his speech to the 1,500 . Roller chain and gear drive ITCOiTAPII, AL-CESH::1I2/ET, Adjustable cutting professional conservationists Heavy-duty cylinder. who jammed the hotel's main length from 13/64 to 2-1/8 inches ballroom. PLOW BLADES Spring -loaded rolls for force-feeding forage In thelast few months, as Hrd. fcd.Pln. fed. Built-in knife sharpener farm protests over falling pricesA.C. 14" 7.05 2.95 Cutting and delivery controlled from tractor and increased production costs A.C.16" 7.79 3.19 J.u..14 ' 6.65 2.55 seat have spread, the Secretary has J.D.16" 6.85 2.79 Hook the 300 to any 50 hp or larger tractor leaned more and more towardIHC 14" 6.65 2.55 iss Swinging drawbar. Adjustable axles. On collective bargaining as a meansIHC 16" 6.85 2.79 -month of solving the farmer's recur- Other makes at similar prices aybe 11 16" plain disc blades 3.10 visit to a fair w ring problems. 18" plain disc blades 4.15 Fair. As a result of the cost -price2" single action hyd. cyl. 16.75 squeeze, the Department of Ag-2" double action hyd. cyl. 18.95 riculture is predicting that net3" double action hyd. cyl23.95 farm income will be down 1031/2" double action hyd. cyl 30.95 per centthisyear from last All lenghths hyd. hoses year's record high $16.4 billion.Rebuilt generatorsas low as Moreover, forecastsof record 13.85 ex. crops in corn, wheat, soybeansRebuilt starters as low as and grain sorghums, or milo, 12.95 ex. are already depressing the priceNew shipment of air compres- sors & air tanks. Compres- of grain, which could result in sors 89.95. Air tanks 15.95. LOOK NOW! AT YOUR CASE DEALER'S a f-rther drop in income. Little Giant bale elevators 16' SALINA Adding to Freeman's concern 89.95 isthepoliticalcorollary. TheLittle Giant bale elevators24' LINN Vahsholtz Itnpl. Co. Johnson administration's stock 122.45 linhhoan Motor MARION CENTRALIA Longhofer Supply has sagged as sharply as farm MARYSVILLE MeBratney Impl. profits in the Middle West, most HOLT Brauehi Brothers CLAY CENTER Phone 857-3815 of which is difficult territory Portcr Eqpt. Co. for the Democrats in the best of FARM SUPPLY HEBRON, NEBRASKA Next To Sale Barn CHESTER, NEBR. 1121 Crawford ME2.5202 Ells Implement Company times. MANHATTAN PR 8-4343 Grahau bold. Co. Phone 768-6320 Manhattan Commission Co., Inc. Sale We had a real good sale last / 3 black steers 638 (.b25.20' 3 whiface steers563 p27.10 Thursday.Sold 1426 head 1 whiface steer 685 p25.00 [email protected] 21/4 MILES EASTOF MANHATTAN with a good active market. 6 whiface steers 4 whiface heifers 709 p24.80 1 whiface steer 510 @26.90 6 blkwhif heifers 583 7125.60 Prices on all classes of cattle 1 whiface heifer 605 p24.80 25.50 2 whiface steers575 @ 26.80 2 whiface heifers 392 @ BUYING leas A I were steady with last week, 2 black heifers 735 ©24.70 2 whiface steers 26.40 4 whiface heifers 538 @25.50 except cows they were lower. 360p Claude McClinl 2 whiface heifers 607 P24.70 1 whiface steer 585 p26.30 8 black heifers 596 @25.40 FAT HOGS 2 blkwhif steers 810 @24.60 We buy fat hogs daily loit 45 years a 5 shthorn steers 593 @26.20 5 whiface heifers 448 @25.40 area horse sh CONSIGNED FOR NEXT THURS-15 whiface steers 876 p24.55 2 holstein bulls 12 whiface heifers438 @25.40 the Manhattan Commissio DAY, AUGUST 31st SALE: 315 p25.25 r.old chestnut 6 whiface heifers 687 @24.50 2 black steers 240 @25.25 25.30 Co., Inc. sale barn. We b 107 choice Angus heifers, calf - 12 black heifers548 p direct with no commission 3 black steers 831 a24.10 3 black steers 546 p24.80 7 whiface heifers 493 @25.20 pionship troph hood vacinated. Would the seller. McClintock rid 7 whiface heifers 805 p24.10 2 blkwhif steers'520 ra'24.50 make a wonderful cow herd 17 blkwf heifers538 p25 . 00 BUYING HOURS: arm home six IT 2 rwf&bbrf heifers 642 p24.10 1 holstein steer 415 p24.10 3 whiface heifers 481 @25.00 Mondays thru Fridays wt. 700 2 whiface heifers 682 ©24.10 7 holstein steers may. 38 Choice shorthorn steers, 750 554 @24.10 8 whiface heifers 560 @25. 80 8 a.m. tb 4 p.m. 4 black heifers 729 p24.00 5 whiface steers 599 @ Saturdays 8 a.m. 2 p 24.05 5 charolais heifers553 p24. 75 UTILITIES 8S Good blackwhif steer and 2 black steers 750 @24.00 Manhattan PR 844 heifer calves. HEIFER CALVES 2 black heifers 532 p24. 70 BS KN GAS STEER CALVES 1,...^MEMATMKIMMKMTMTLA~I 6 blkwhif heifers 455 p27.45 2 whiface heifers 467 @24.70 Kansas -Nebraska 1 whiface steer 275 ©32.75 12 blkwhif heifers 507 @24.60 WE ARE ALSO BUYING The following is a partial 2 whiface heifers 230 p27.25 FAT HOGS AT THE will be merged listing of the sale: 1 whiface steer 290 p31.50 21 whiface heifers416 p27.10 7 black heifers 458 P24.10 20 whiface steers 462 ©31.30 W. E. DUGAN YARDS ilities, the two fir: 2 black heifers 415 p26.70 2 whiface heifers 567 @23. 80 ALTA VISTA red, The gas con 7 whiface steers465 31.10 FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 7 blkwhif heifers479 p26.70 3 wtrednk heifers 595 @23. 60 SATURDAYS y a pipeline ope: 2 whiface steers517 @31.10 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. 1 whiface steers655 @29.25 3 whiface heifers395 p26.60 34 blkwhif heifers 586 @23. 15 gas service in 8 whiface steers600 @29.2553 whiface steers 597 @31.00 10 black heifers514 p26.50 4 black heifers 316 p23.10 Phone Alta Vista 229.61 7 whiface steers514 (dl30.90 or ManhattanPR 8-4115 6 whiface steers606 p28.10 5 whiface heifers550 @26.50 10 blkwhif heifers 492 p23.00 OW POKES 6 whiface steers641 p28.101 blkwhif steer 450 Cl30.80 4 black heifers 406 @26.40 BULLS fMILEMAMALKTIMMAISEPPOVVTAI 7 whiface steers488 a30.80 2 whiface bulls 14 whiface steers 619 @27.60 2 whiface heifers345 @26.40 787 p22.85 AT ALMA & ESKRIDG 14 black steers 617 p27.304 whiface steers357 P30.70 15 whiface heifers469 p26.40 3 whiface bulls 976 p22.85 6 black steers EVERY WEDNESDAY 2 whiface steers637 p27.20 420 p30.50 3 whiface heifers 383 @26.25 1 black bull 1315 @22.75 From 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. 1 whiface steers610 @27.103 whiface steers495 p30.20 19 whiface heifers546 ©26.20 1 whiface bull 1525 @22.60 5 whiface steers660 @27.001 whiface steers445 p30 10 2 whiface heifers 405 p26.10 1 whiface bull 1455 P22.50 Please do not bring hogs 1 blkwhif steer 620 p27.003 whiface steer 482 p30.00,1 whiface heifer495 p26.00 COWS for' sale on Thursdayaft 1 whiface steer 380 30.00 2 whiface hei fers 510 p 1 black cow 765 20.00 noon, as we will behaVi 9 whiface steers616 ©27.00 25.90 large runs of cattle and Ty 2 whiface steers627 p27.002 whiface steers515 29.80 4 whiface heifers 480 @25.90 1 whiface cow 880 19.50 7 whiface steers544 29.60 might not be able to un 10 whiface steers 657 p26.70 9 whiface heifers 497 p25.90 2 holstein cows 952 19.10 and they will get hot ony1 3 whiface steers t 5 charolais steers 668 p26.00 530 29.50 .18 b&bwf heifers531 p25.80 1 whiface cow 910 18.00 For informationcall 6 whiface steers SOO PR 844 14 whiface steers 673 p26.00 29.50 2 black heifers 502 @25.80 1 black cow 865 17. 80 barn in Manhattan. 1 black steer 575 29.50 3 whiface steers718 p26.00 8 whiface heifers 541 p25.80 3 whiface cows 936 17.55 E D 7 black steers 559 28.50 In Alta Vista, W. 4 blackwhif steers 637 @26.00 9 black heifers 568 ©25.80 1 whiface cow 100571 17.30 ma 5 whiface steers552 29.50 gan,229-6303. Or you 8 whiface steers788 (6', 25.95 4 whiface heifers 402 p25.80 1 holstein cow 1060 17.20 call Joe Raine atMaple 11 black steers 529 Y 3 whiface steers 29.20 11 black heifers575 7125.70 3 whif&blk cows 96571 16.90 745 @25.9015 black steers MI 3-7226 or Eskridge 32 whiface heifers666 p 524 29.10 4 whiface heifers 485 p25.60 1 holstein cow 1380 16.70 449-2347. 25.901 whiface steer 455 p29.10 2 whiface steers692 @25.70 S black heifers 432 p25.60 1 holstein cow 117071 16.50 1 black steer Amp 18 whiface steers1112 p25.55 460 @29.00 'FORESTIMATES' 7 whiface heifers 662 @ 4 whiface steersS15 ©29.00 25. SS9 whiface steers W. E. DUGAN Alta Vista, 229-6430 17 black heifers687 p25.50 563 p29.00 12 black steers 597 p29.00 JOE RAINE Maple Hill, MI 3-2226 The Manhattan Commissi 7 whiface heifers 720 p25.502 blkwhif steers DON WELLS Manhattan, JE 9-3744 2 whiface steers 990 @) 502 @28.80 25.507 black steers MERVIN SEXTON Abilene, CO 3-3449 5 whiface steers879 p25.50 573 p28.701 C. J. WENTZ, bus. mgr.Manhattan, JE 9-5561 Co., Inc. 4 whiface steers 7 whiface steers578 p28.40 668 @25.509 whiface steers 8 whiface heifers 685 p25.40 574 P28.40 --- KANSAS 7 black steers 599 @27.75 _CERTIFIED MANHATTAN, 32 whiface heifers607 25.30 BARN PHONE LIVESTOCK MARILEE 2 whiface steers 27.901 Manhattan, PR 8-4415 115 24 11149Ilf 18 whiface steers1097 p25.30 520 @ East On I read 4 black steers 4 black steers 511 p27.50 Consignment Reports s 698 p25.202 blkwhif steers WIBW radio 6:30 A. M. Thursdays 5 black steers 852 p25.20 582 @27.50 Auctioneer: JoeRaine theirpo 2 black steers 320 @27.25 WIBW-TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays 4u9ust More Pasture Near an electionrd ChangesIn suPe Osborne Brings lrIFies in the ing Slaughtering at Agr"rnellt Methods $100 An Acre ce"ld provide OSBORNE - The Roy Clem- additional of the animal, then returned to ence land, consisting of 1120 ac- th" For the second timein the °ritY toestlhl. past decade, meatpackers the barrel for the next kill. res, has sold south of here, lees are While these methods are fast- having to make drasticchanges bringing $100 an acre at auction. tY tomakemore fl er than the old sledge -hammer The buyer was Lawrence Weil- ucer allotmentsadios in their methods of slaughtering livestock. method, they do not compare in ert of Hays. quotas. and speed with the frangible bullet In 1958 new laws pushed The land was mostly pasture, by method which was used in con- with 808 acres in grass, and 312 humane societies outlawedkill- ing cattle by the hammer nection with on -the -rail slaugh- acres cultivated. The auction- meth- ter methods, which speeded up eer was Marvin Mayers of Rus- od, and as of August thegovern- )f the the butchering of an animal af- sell. ment in effect put an end to ter it was killed. the method most commonlyus- AREA ORGANIZATION The old sledge -hammer me- SEEKS NATIONAL AWARD ed in recent years. thods produced kills of about RvEsTo, The "hammer" method came A Manhattan organization, 60 an hour. With the frangibleincorporated as The Federation from the old practice of killing bullet and on -the -rail butcher- larger animals, such as steers, for Handicapped Children, is in ing, packers had increased theircontention for a $1000 award by a severe sledge -hammer blowefficiency to 200 an hour. Sin- to the skull. Sometimes a sin- given annually for outstanding gle bullet stunners and penetra-community service as a part of gle blow did not kill a steer, tors generally are not fast en- and humane societies lobbied the Lane Bryant Annual ough to keep up with newer Awards competition. against the method. butchering methods to which Since then various methods most packers have converted. OPEN HOUSE FOR have been used. One of the Many packers figure a new MR. AND MRS. LEO EBEL most widely -used techniques pneumatic stunner will come WAMEGO - Longtime G&G was the "frangible bullet." Ininto common use. area cattleman Leo Ebel and Kiss OnThe Toe this operation, a bullet made of In this method, as- with bul-his wife will be honored with old Karrie Ann Kyle will remember her sponge iron or a molded, pow- an open house at their farm ifavbe 11 -monthfair when a steer kissed her toe at the Illinois let -charged stunning knobs, the got visit to a dered metal and plastic combin-animal is rendered unconsciousnorth of Wamego on Sunday, gate Fair. ation was fired into the animal'sby a sharp blow on the head.September 3. The open house r brain. (Actually the animal dies mom-will celebrate their 40th wed- The method has not specifical-ents later when butchering be-ding anniversary. ly been outlawed now, but newgins but the heart still pump-BARN LOST TO meat inspection regulations nowing, the blood will flow out free-FIRE NEAR MARYSVILLE prohibit the sale of head and ly and not coagulate in the an- Menno Lienemann lost a 36 - cheek meat from animals killedimal's body.) foot square barn to fire last by frangible bullets. The pneumatic stunner has week. Fourteen brood sows and Packers had regarded as use-about 2000 pounds of air pres-a boar in the barn were saved. less for consumption the brainssure behind it and is continually$37 TOP PRICE FOR of a steer killed by such a me-charged. The blow is so power-ELLSWORTH 4H STEER .ER'S thod, but the edict by USDA toful and swift that the animal is ELLSWORTH - Top price include the cheek and head knocked unconsciousinstantlyof $37 per hundredweight was meat removed from sale what Katz Impi. Co. and unfailingly but it leaves nopaid for the champion 4H steer packers regarded as relatively visible woundor fractured at the Ellsworth County 4H ALIA economic slices of the whole an-bones in the head. Fair sale. Jeffrey Janssen re- atney imal. Pictures of the grazing or feed-ceived the top price for his 855 857.3815 Processed sausage, for exam-ing steer or a thick steak are lb. Hereford. John Hlaus got the )N, NEBRASKA ple, contains cheek meat, and pleasant to most people. Chang-top hog price, $45 a hundred. USDA said it had complaints ing one picture to the other in- Implement Compaq from consumersthat they STATE TEACHERS SALARY to 768-6320 volves a grisly process that noAVERAGE AT $6270 found particles in it. one talks about much. Packers can still use bullet - Kansas teachers salaries now But changing 30 million headaverage $6270, up 64% in the charged stunners and p'netra-of cattle a year into billions of tors. Stunners are gunlike de- past 10 years. Kansas ranks pounds of meat means it must 31st in average teachers salary vices with captive boltsfittedbe done. For packers, the chan- at the business end with a steel in the U.S., according to the ges in the process are becomingNational Education Association. k'ITAN ON US 24 knob. The device was loaded more rapid. with a bullet which, when fired, The Oklahoma average is $6190 5 Years A Horseman slammed against the bolt, driv-NEW COUNTY BRIDGE andtheMissouri averageis BUYING ing the knob against the ani- ACROSS VERMILLION $6400. Claude McClintock, 69, rode in his first horse show WAMEGO - Pottawatomie T HOGSeloit 45 years ago, and he's still winning prizes at mal's temple. JUNIOR HEREFORD ASSN. daily d County is replacing a bridge uy fat hogs &G area horse shows. Recently McClintock rode his Penetrators are similar ex- PLANS BANQUET AT HUTCH ComnnssiC acrosstheVermillion river Lanhattan ear -old chestnut mare, Shady Oaks Serenade, for a cept that instead of a knob, a HUTCHINSON - The Kan- lc.sale barn. We bi steel rod is driven into the brainnortheastof here with an sas Junior Hereford Association with no commission pionship trophy at the Delphos Horse Show. $80,000 steel and concrete con- is ceelbrating its 10th anniver- [ler. McClintock rides early each morning, just east of struction. Completion is expect-sary with a banquet here Sep- BUYING HOURS: farm home six miles southwest of Simpson in Mitch- ed in three months. The old fondays thru Fria* County. tember 19. The date coincides 8 a.m. tb 4 p.m. bridge was moved across the with the judging of open class urdays 8 a.m.2 Vermillion in 1930.Itwill beHereford competition at the D UTILITIES west Kansas and Southwest ihattan PR 844 dismantled. Kansas State Fair. RBS KN GAS Nebraska. It had sales of $41 Kansas -Nebraska Natural BUYING million in the past year. United ARE ALSO Co, will be AT HOGS ATTHE merged into Un- Utilities, which once headquar- Utilities, the E. DUGANYABIk two firms have tered in Abilene, is the third ALTA VISTA need. The gascompany, largest telephone system in the SATURDAYS ily a pipelineoperat" country and also operates oth- 8 aan. to 3 Fmt s gas service inNorth - )ne AltaVista 229 er utilities. Maaghan PR °I) OWPOKES By Ace Reid

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Co.,II1C' Wheat Champion Best At Butler County AANHAITAN'I(A Brent Halefeska ofMiltonvale champion atthe Grand champion dairy animal at the Butler County Fair at ughtI read was wheat East0r1"1 put Cloud County Fair.His sample El Dorado was this Holstein shown by Jack Wade of Douglass. somewhere thatsome people a district Leo Lipscomb of Augusta and Leonard Stalnaker of El Dorado their of Golden 50 also won gain posi holes in the ground!" wheat show atWichita. look the animal over. ;r: Joe increase by 2 per cent the number of cattle to be marketedin the third quarter of 1967. Un- Late Start For less these cattle are marketed at lighter weights an oversup- plied market will follow, he Feeder Sales? said. Kansas feeders are hitting adding an extra hundred pounds the sale rings a little later thisper beef on grass, thenput anNEW HOME ECONOMIST year with some observers pre-extra hundred on them in theIN OTTAWA COUNTY dicting a lot of Kansas cattlefeedlots this fall, and defeat MINNEAPOLIS - Sally Lyd- will be kept on grass until Oct.their hopes for higher beef pric-ick is the new Ottawa County 1. es this winter. Home Economist. She has tak- The number of cattle on feed Charles Phelps, Hastings, Io- in Kansas was down July1, wa, cattle feeder andpresident and well it might be since there of the National Livestock Feed- was little grass and feed wasers Association, a co'ple of running mighty short after aweeks ago said in reference to droughty winter.It was thethe national effort to keepred second week of June before meat production 5 per cent low- Sally grass got good enough to puter than last year: Lydick on much weight. "It's these finished cattle that It has stayed good, and a lotlead the way the market goes of feeder growers will hold and if we get too many heavy become BEST IN HARVEY COUNTY - Andy them off the market as long asones, then they're apt to McCurryof they can put on a few more price depressing. had the champion 4H steer at the HarveyCounty pounds of grass beef before "Further reduction in averageen training here and in Saline Country Fair at Newton. they get hauled to the sale weights of fed steers and hei-County, and she comes from barns. fers can stimulate the contin-Hamlin,in Brown County, Girdtier Crofuot, Cottonwoodued price improvement we wantwhere her father operates a 980 WE MANUFACTURE Falls, Kans ,past president ofand need-even though slaugh-acre hog and Shorthorn opera- AUGERS, CONVEYoRs, Kansas Livestock Association, ter numbers continue at a rath-tion. STEEL. BINSAND FUEL said the other day Kansas cat-er high level," he said. TANKSFOR PICKUPS. tlemen could forseeaoly put He cited the fact that inten- themselves into a pocket by tions of feeders show they will Stop in... we'll gladlyshow you samples of ourwork & 12th ANNUAL LONGFORD other ways in whichwe are the fully equipped to serve you! wireGiOne of * FUNNEL-TYPE CHUTE FOR SILOS * WE MANUFACTURE & REBUILD WENGER RODEO MANURE LOADERS ches forold * WE BUILD HYDRAULIC HARROW CARRIERS, there ar BALE LOADERS AND SLED CURLERS rs say THURS. & FRI. * WE DO STEEL FABRICATION * STEEL RAFTERS FOR FARM BUILDINGS * ROLL SHEET METAL Sept. 7 & 8 * DO MACHINE WORK +. ,2*.4424t `-;RAND ENTRY AT 8:00 PM * LENGTHEN TRUCK FRAMES BIG 2000 LBS. OFCHOICEBEEFGIVEN AWAY FREETHURSDAY NIGHT,SEPT. 7,AT 6 P.M. BROCKHOFF MFG. CO. PH. AV 4-3012 SAB ETNA, KANS. FON $400 ADDED MONEY Bareback Bronc Riding (Limit 20 riders) $10$60 Calf Roping (Open) $15$60 Steer Wrestling (Open) $15$60 Brahma Bull Riding (Limit 20 riders) $10$60 Saddle Bronc Riding $10$60 Junior Steer Riding Contest (Limit 15 riders, Age Limit 17) $ 5 $25 Girls' Barrel Race (Thursday and Friday Nights) $ 5 $25 Morris Champ Wild Steer Scramble Stuart Collier had the champ- Calf Scramble, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Prizes ion 4H steer, a Shorthorn, at the Thursday Night, age limit 9 years and under Morris County Fair at Council Friday Night, age limit 12 years and under - Boys, Grove. be sure and bring your ropes and be ready when called Entries Close At 12:00 Noon Day Of Event Mail or Phone Entries to Mr. or Mrs. C. F. Bergmeier gigliVEL)ThEaerig Longford, Kansas Phone 21 T.E E.SuR.EscH Stock Contractor: Floyd Rumford Jr., Abbieville, Kans. Featuring Some Of The Wildest Steers In The Rodeo Circuit er Sponsored By Longford Rodeo Club, Lions Club And The Longford Community PARADE FRI. 6 PM FREE BARBEQUE

Pigs "urge to grow"turns into anEarly Market Either of t years of se on... standard k Don't Tie Your Hand whichever ...when you get a loan -on land! quality var Free. bed conve I WISH Get the freedom you need with a Land Bank loan. "IT'S TIMES LIKE THIS from AUTOMATION WOULD TAKE OVER MY dom to pay in advance without penalty, freedom and box in 3 to FARM STAND:" high payments, and freedom from commissions. These other freedoms are yours with a Federal Land Bankloan beater me, ...built-in freedoms which guarantee that your loanwill a 7' x14' meet your requirements in the future as well astoday, So, don't tie your hands when you get a loan onland- ft. They're see the manager of your local Land BankAssociation. NEW IDEA' tool Ask him about mortgage protection life insurance, themon di PIG GUARD250 - gets baby pigs eating early like pigs should. Se PIGGROWER250 - makes IF YOU NEED TO EXPAND growing days out of weaning days. SEE THE FLBA MAN IN YOUR COUNTY SUPER40 HOG SUPPLEMENT - balances grain so completely, hogs finish fast and meaty. HERINGTON Smarta Office: 107 N.Broadway LAN D BAN K Richard L. Worley Morrisns

Serving Marion, ,WESTERN WEAR. and DickinsonCounties Helping You Step Up Your Hog Profits Is Our Business. 015 HATS SADDLERY /00CCRVIdgii,1-, VL MANHATTAN CK Processing Co. TOPEKA Office: 6th andHumboldt R. StanleyParsons Office: 1717 Gage Blvd. Riley, Manhattan, Kansas TelephonePR6-9269 Wm. H. Snyder, Manager ServingPottawatomie, 1 WE CAN FIT YOU Serving Jackson, Shawnee Clay and GearyCounties or and Wabaunsee Counties I Justin Acme Texas MARYSVILLE Noeona and Tony Lama EMPORIA St w Office: 211South 10th pn US 24 -- 2 Blocks East Office: 115 West 5th Manage Allen L. Holeman, Marati D Clay Center Alfalfa Mill of Cloverleaf on US 24 0. E. Roberts. 'Manager Serving Chase, Coffey, Lyon Servin Washingt Coon,unties Clay Center, Kansas Telephone ME 2-3401 TOPEKA, KANS. and Osage Counties. and Nemaha

V. , .36 ta awe, a.. v., e. *As va -ear IR,. CattleLoans Key Of August29, 1967 Grass & Grain 11 Area BankMuddle? Internal RevenueService agents have seized with the L & 0 Cattle Co., in and filed liens which Oltjen was one of two on property ownedin Kansas and Oklahoma partners. by R. D. Oltjen, The managing partner, Wil- president of thebankrupt Ce- dar Vale, Kan., liam D. Lohman, formerly of National Bank, Mobridge, S.D., was found dead for an alleged$1.4 million inun- paid income taxes. four days after the bank failed. He was discovered lying by his As the IRS, FBI,and Federal Deposit Insurance pickup truck near Fort Yates, Corp. began N.D., with a gunshot wound in unraveling the intricatefinan- the head. A coroner's jury in cial skeinsurroundingthe bank's July 7 closing, Sioux County, N.D., later ruled the tax the death resulted froman acci- agents late last weekbegan seiz- ures and lien filings dental self-inflicted rifle wound. on Oltjen's It was confirmed that the L & property. The liens insurecol- C Cattle Co. borrowed money If McCurry, of lection of the alleged aryey County back taxes from the Cedar Vale bank be- 14 by preventing propertysales by Oltjen. fore it closed. Cattle and other company assets were reportedly IRS officials in Wichitasaid put lip as collateral, but now UFACTURE they are "exploring thepossi- cannot be located. bility of filing other liens."But :ONV EyoR they won't say where. A U.S. District Court judge in IS AND Oltjen is Wichita appointed a receiver for FUEL known to have interestsin pro- the cattle company after Oltjen IR PICKUPS. perty in several states westof filed a civil suit to force Loh- the Mississippi and in atleast 11 gladlyshow man's heirs to make fulldis- Df our one foreign country. closure of their holdings of part- work & Barbed WireCollector which Claiming Oltjen owes $1,403,- nership property. we are One of thepopular hobbies in the G&G area is 282 in unpaid income taxes to serve In the receiver petition, Olt- put barbed-wire collecting.One of the collectors in the area since 1964, the IRS seized Olt- jen said location of much of the SILOS Rumbaugh, Jefferson county sheriff, who jen's interests in the Winfield LD WENGER is Gordon partnership propertyisun- searches forold barb samples near Oskaloosa. Collec- Livestock Auction Co., seven known to him. He said the THE FABULOUS IOW CARRIERS, tors say there areabout 550 common barb styles. miles west of Winfield. company's assets should be CURLERS Records in Chauthuqua Coun- NEW CHRISTY MINSTRELS about $3.5 million, including AT THE NIGHT SHOW BUILDINGS 000MIllmins4' ty indicate Oltjen sold a 460 thousands of cattle and personal acre farm east of Cedar Vale 10and real property in Kansas, SEPT. 16-17-18-19 BIG AND BRAWNY days after the bank failed. Oklahoma, North and South Da- KANSAS STATE A key issue in the bank inves- kota, Montana, Wyoming, Ari- G. CO. tigation has been the former zona, Colorado, Iowa, California bank's financial involvement ETNA, KANS, FORAGE BOXES... Mexico and Canada. *FAIR HUTCHINSON

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410611.111010MIMPOISOMMek GRASS & GRAIN dmIFThe reason GRASS & GRAIN has TRUCKS % Ton e CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING sere salesmiNTY KATES: $1 a week for 15 words or less. Add 5c aword for additional 1,cv - mAr Boxed ads: $1.68 an inch words. Q, More Readers CIAL: Four weeks for the price of three. per issue, 3r%4 rate. Send your ads to Ag Press, 1207 Moro,Manhattan, Kansas, phone - of its classified advertising and sales section than (25l.: handling charge if cash not with order.) -44S8 noFAI any newsweekly in the state is that Grass & Grain has L'IoLls WANTED phone456.2 FOR SALE - Charolais bulls, TO Buy purebred and percentage guar- Holstein - 2 East UKA milkcows, woGo, $ anteed. McFadden Bros., Riley, or to freshen just More Classified Livestock Kans. Phone HU 5-2688. x26 son, OLsburg, Kans,sons'A 3576. ph. advertising for readers to read. Last year Grass & FOR SALE -9 registered Hol- SALE 11' Grain ran 25,084 inches (314 pages) of classified ads stein cows. Large good uddered luckwith 1°14- side. F°14.12 1. t and sales. This year volume is running 24% over cows with individual records of one last year. WANTED TO BUY over 800F. Four are mature FEEDER HOGS cows, 5 are heifers. Also, 6 open Freeman' R 40 to 100 lbs. Top prices paid. heifers. Rance Headley, Ells- SellLand,Livestock,Implements, worth, Kans. GR 2-3353. x26 ;ALE ortrade J. D. SIMPSON DAIRY PELLETS, andstru% Cars & Trucks, Furniture, Feed & range 130 Grant Ave., Junction City FOR SALE - AQHA Register- andall 1o 0, kindsoffe Seed, Antiques, Services. Find a Good Phone CE 8-3754 or CE 83939 ed mares and colts. Carrying ManhattanMilling *0172W °r Buy. The Way to Tell the Most - for the bloodlines of Ed Echols, Pierre, Manhattan. Co,. urger wi Buck Pile, Poco, and Wimpy. 7.1? '-t Everett FOR SALE - Reg. Spotted & GOLDEN 50 the least cost - is thru G&G Classi- Yorkshire boars 150-225 lbs. Al- Phone Paxico 636-2201, Cleodene seed Wheat, vine, Kans. Tabler, Belvue, Kans. x27 ready. Lowerprices: fied. so open gilts, both breeds, vac. S thru Fridays.Clarks sALE -1963 I for C & E. D. T. Lindquist &,FOR SALE - Eight year old Wheat Farms, Be speed Son, 6 mi. So. of Waterville, sorrel gelding quarter horse, 671/5. Phone Sedgvaek with two 316 PR d hoist.Wou A WEEK hwy. 77. Phone ST 5-2358 or gentle for children. Clyde Thom- 2,5210, ST 5-2784. SB27 FOR SALE arn OR trade ft 15 words or less as, Narka, Ks. Phone 6029. - Registered 16-8 SB27 Wheat. Mustorder by loon caretih. ) $15c word, additional MEAT TYPE Nationally Ac- Gerald Gerdes, Walden Wymore credited SPF Yorkshire boars. TWO 80 bu. hog feeders, excel- Phone 402-6743376. ililtorwah Kai Serviceable age, guaranteed. lent condition. Round, Co-op & No.4V-4786. "REACH 11,100 SUBSCRIBERS Harvey Herrs, Linn, Kans., Pride of Farm with cast iron & CERTIFIEDPARKER phone DI 8-2252. x27 copper bottoms. Floyd Meyer, Scout seed wheat son, Lindsborg, Ran%Sidney j REG. HAMPSHIRE boars, car- Phone Palmer 308, Palmer, Ks. Roe WRITE YOUR cass data. Feed EFF. James x29 Phone AC 7-2532. Yearout, Emporia, Ks. AC 316 FOR SALE - 2 yr. old bay 24 HUNDREDBUSHEL AD HERE 342-4597. x26 colt, gentle disposition, broke. Scout & Rodeo, o state tested. Placegrown 1 FOR SALE - Duroc & Hamp Call Kathy Plummer, 456-7614, your Wamego. x26 now. Pick up whenready, merReal boars & gilts. Best we've ever Doug Wildin (316) had. Few bred gilts for immedi- 575 BIG WESTERN Ewes, one Hutchinson, Kans. MO 2. SINE J 1 ate sale. If interested, call col-brand, been with registered REALTOf lect: ST 5-2765 or ST 5-2766. Ar- hamp rams since June 15 $15.15. FOR SALE- Certified thur & Gail Roepke, Waterville, 1020 Good Western yearlings wheat, Parker, Gage, Office Kansas. Sco SB26 $22. 195 choice Purebred Colum- Triumph. MU 3-5225.Harold Res. bia breeding ewes $24; 190 brinski Seeds, Lorraine FOR SALE ---- Registered Spot- same flock short mouth $11.50. X WA ted boars and gilts sired by 52 Hereford and Angus stock Handsome Prince, Ames, Iowa cows, bangs, preg. tested med. FOR SALE- Seed wheat "TEI) TO KEN tested boar gained 2.14 and year Ottawa wheat. ii well improved probed .92. Also some sired by flesh $155. Call Doug Wildin tion 97%. Fred Kilian,Ge rd Pam or trac (316) MO 2-7543, Hutchinson. 3 Mainline Style first place boar south, 1% west ofWarne 240 acres near at Topeka and Hutchinson State SB27 Kans. Phone 913 450603, an Lucas, K Fair. Most dams sired by Ne-FOR SALE or trade for steer 731 braska Colonel, certified boar. calves 1960 Chev. truck 60 Series J.V. Cundiff,Manchester, V-8 with 18' Knaphide grain and Unloading LIKE NEI Kans.(41/2 miles north Tal- stock bed in good condition. mage) Telephone 913 388-2369. Lawrence Svoboda, Lincolnville, This Week Near Marlatt x27 Kans. x27 Railroad carload of IN MANHAT FOR SALE - Holstein springer FOR SALE - Duroc boars and heifers and cows. You may open gilts from outstanding pro- BROWER FEED bedroom home; make your selection from the cl"ction tested bloodlines that 'tioned; woodb grades remaining in our herd. have been winning where shown Livestock & Poultry walnut paneli Anderson Bros., White City, recently. Sonoray and backfat y room; double Ks., Phone 913-349-2967. x28 recordsavailableon some Buy Off Car At patio; under f. FOR SALE - Purebred Jersey boars;alsoseveralyearsof CARLOAD PRIC SCHOOL DIS'] heiferstofreshen skarting test station figuresNationally k possession, n( Sept. 25. Curtis bred & sired. accredited SPF. Call collect Key Milling m home; 11/2 Lyman Schurle, Rt. 1, Manhat- Fred Germann, Dwight, Kans. garage, tan, Phone Riley HU 5-2383 af- Phone Junction City CE 84382. ME 2-2141 ter 6:00 p.m. weekdays. x29 CLAY CENTER, KANE LOCKS UNIVER x26 the 3 bedroom SERVICEABLE AGE purebredNATIONALLY ACCREDITED , separate dini nuroc boars. John D. Erickson, SPF Hampshires, March boars ment finished, 0 Olsburg, Kans., Phone 468-3329. & open gilts. Quality. H. Wayne Poultry me; garage - x27 Shirley, Horton, Kans. Phone Powhattan 474-3349. x30 SEVELT DIST NATIONALLY ACCREDITED BROILER CHICKS for m home; fire] SPF purebred Yorkshire boars. SERVICEABLE AGE Hamp- Manhattan Hatchery, M v shade trees, Onen crossbred gilts. Floyd shire boars with backfat probe, furnace. $1500 loin sonoray all over 500 inches, tan, Kans., PR 8-3412. Meyer, Phone 308, Palmer, Ks. ME SITE ON HL x29 age at 200 pounds. Progress POULTRY & EGGS wanted with Performance at Balthrop Deliver or we'll pick up, W ICO ft. x ^00 ft. TEN HEAD of choice Duroc Farms. 11220 E. Central, 'Wichi- FrL-Sat. Kochs Produce, - $2250. Don't forget to include gilts for sale. February and ta. x27 Elm, Marysville, HI 3452 name, address and/or phone. Marchfarrowed. ME SITE- Tu Certified FOR SALE - 2 yearling bulls. - Short Dista bloodlines. Backed by forty Dam- Good Vi FIGURE YOUR COST HERE. years of state fair winners. Al-1 registered Polled Hereford, 1 so purebred Duroc and spotted Horned. Donald Osbourn, Green, boars of top quality. geeour Kans. Phone 944-2727. x27 ACRE TRACT TOTAL NO. OF WORDS hogs at the Mid -America, Ne- 3Bedroom Ho braska, and Kansas State Fairs. `7EE OUR Reg. spotted boars improvements RATE: (MinimUin) *15 words or less. $1.00 at Mid -America Fair. They are Wayne L. Davis, Mahaska, Ks rktop. - Phone /403. for sale. Roy Keller, Berryton SKAGe (FORD) 60r0 x27 x28 For Additional words @ 5c each (Exam- LEAN CompleteReal ple, a 20 -word ad has 5 more words Dairymen Buy FOR SALE - Holstein cows Insurance. Si than 15.Five words @ 5c each - good milkers; some springers, would be 25c) The Best For Less some just fresh. Two year old ON NEW 67 Call We have for your selection Jaruesway bulk tank. Dwight COST FOR 1 WEEK 482-3230. - FORDS ! (Add figures above) $ at all times the largest supply x26 Maurice of SAVE HUNDREDSOF DO FOR SALE - Nationally ac- best Multiply one -week cost times num- FRESH SPRINGER credited SPF registered Hamp-LARS - make the Reakc ber of weeks you want ad to run. HOLSTEIN- GUERNSEY shire and Duroc boars & allts.ever! We need good,clean, Suite No. cars NOW! NatiOnalNational 13; LESS DISCOUNTS JERSEY Test station figures available. lee PR 8440i (See below) Phone CE 8-7258 ,Harold R. SWISS and MILKING Brumm, RR3, Junction City, New 1967 MANRAT] I ENCLOSE $ SHORTHORN COWS & Kansas 66441. x26 -DR. HEIFERS FALCON 2 RUN THIS AD CONSECUTIVE WEEKS Financing available FOR SALE - 19 Purebred E. H. SI -up to 24large Angus cows and calves. SEDAN mos. 6 cylinder, standardtrans, Real Es DISCOUNTS: (with cash orders only) deduct 10% Bud T--rner, Kanopolis, Kans., all the s if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad SPECIALS NE 4-5428. x28 dio, heater, plus REALT( runs 4 weeks. ard safety equipment. Office REFUNDS: you may collect a refund at the Ag 100 Holstein Hfrs. to freshenin FOR SALE - 125 head of beef 112 pv,,s Press office for any unused amount paidif an 60 to 90 days $275 $2079.02 Ph. CE ad is cancelled. 50 Holstein Heifers, bred3 cross and Holstein steer calves 200 to "00 lbs. Marvin Johnson, ('sidenee 2"4 months $250 OPEN EVENINGSNCING CLASSIFIED DISPLAY (boxed ads) $1.68a column Brookville, Kansas, Phone 225- BANK RATEFINA CE 8.`)4' inch. CALVES! CALVES! 4575. SB26 Your farms CASH: Ads not accompanied by cash have a 25 -cent We will have 400 to 500 calvesWANTED TO Buy (Ford) Moto 11. SHE u' billing charge added. beef cross. 2 weeksto 450 lbs. - Feeder Skaggs Send At our barn every weekfor thepigs. Riney J"nghans, Junction "Where Customers MAIL TO: next several months. City, phone CE 8.2039 or CE 8- TheirFriends" It SALE- 238 4341. SB26 2nd & HoustonPhone 8 armall AG PRESS - 1207 MORO- Coin Walnut MANHATTAN, KANSAS W. G. WIEBE FOR SALE - Meat type Duroc hoist nn, Kan BED and nth, Marysvil P.O. BOX 1009 boars, serviceable age. Donald 121/2' GRAIN Melvin Bar - Phone CI 4-7625 for sale. Like new. R. Peterson, Delavan 466-2851. PR 8-2332S 1/4WerieftNIKAIMMOMPet Summerfield, Kansas 466-2851. SB27 ry, Manhattan, A I I. ENTION INVESTMENT BUYERS 160 TO 590 ACRE FARMS DAUER CIVIC Locally rented 160 for sale. 100470 acres, 188 now under culti- TRUCKS A cropland, 50A hay meadow; vation, balance seeded to grass IMPLEMENT CO. 60 Ton minor improvements. $19,500. at present, the very best of ,6314e.V141l. 3/4 Ton Your farm listing wanted. A -OK buildings and livestock equip- 1967 IH 403 combine 16 -ft., low saies &Service REALTY, HO 1-5691, Wakefield, ment, plus a new home, Ne- acreage. MHATTANOTORS Ks. maha Co., Ks. BARGAIN DAYS Innes pickup atts.for 101 DI M NCpT3rd AN 400 acres, 300 acres of good combine, nearly new WASHINGTON CO. FARMS grass, 100 acres of cultivated AT MOHN'S 1958 F450 tractor, gas manEqpt.Co. FOR SALE land along a creek, Cloud 1941 M tractor County. IH No. 37 wheel disk, 10'9" McCormick No. 35 13 ft. wheel ALLISCHALMERSMOLIN 960 acres, nearly 600 in culti-320 acres near Clay Center, 190 APOLIS vation. New home and other IH No. 37 wheel disk, 8'6" disk QED 456-2310 acres broke and 130 acres of To Phone good improvements Fence line IH No. 400 3 -section spring McCormick No. 35 10'9" wheel tein Bu East US24 grass.This land laysreal cowsOlsburg, feed bunk. An excellent cattle - good. tooth with evener disk fres-17. lust KANSAS feeding setup and all within one ell soon. WAMEGO, 320 acres, 80 acres cultivated,JD 896 2 -wheel side del. rake 1960 F460 tractor, 1300 hrs. 11/2 and one half miles of the farm- TH No. 46 twine baler, PTO 1957 McCormick 461' twine baler 118.,Ph. 1946 Ford balance good grass, good farm SALE - and stead. Good pastures, plenty of drive 1962 McCormick 46T twine baler truck with136" bed water and good fences. Most of buildings and an abundance Fo r14-24 tractor the crop land is terraced. If you of water.24 miles from To JD No. 14 twine baler, PTO 1964 McCormick 46W wire baler p side. 14-12 tractortire. peka. drive and one need a complete unit, better 1966 McCormick 47W wire baler R112, Chapman, Graham Hoeme plow Model S, 7' Freeman, x28 look at this one. For sale on con-160 acres, well improved, loca- McCormick No. 100 mower, 2 pt. tract. ted within 3 miles of ClayIH No. 100 fast hitch 7' mower hitch Center. IH No. 100 3 -pt. 7' mower SALE ortrade - 1951 440 acre improved farm, about 1950 W6 McCormick tractor ty PELLE,rs truck withfold 590 acres, 1000 ton silo,con- IH 4 -section peg tooth harrow all i% ton hoist. Low half in cultivation. Good allot- crete floor and sides, farrow- One nearly new tractor tire racks and ments. Fences and pastures in with evener 13.6x36 4 ply . $60 lattanfeHof 2MB or 2MHPcorn ing house, two large hay IH 16x8 low wheel fert. drill er Mallhaftwig C°1 e on good condition. Some creek bot- barns, large machine shed, McCormick 16x8 MF drill, low prefer withsheller at- tom. Can be bought on con- Everett Livengood, three bedroom home and aIH No. 33A hyd. loader rubber & rubber press >EN soseed ent. x26 tract. double car garage. Good fen- IH No. 412 4x14 semi -mount . ville, Kans. Lower prices.: ;4 ces, abundance of water, lo- plow Fridays. Falun Clark; SALE -1963 Chev. 2 ton The Moore Agency cated on an all weather road IH No. 550 5x14 steerable plow, t Farms,Sei& speed axle, grain LINN. KANSAS in Clay County. 333 -acres of Phone with two demonstrator 35110.16 PR-2 Would sell for Call Collect: grass and 259 acres broke, of Phone 1011 and hoist.trade for cattle or J. R. Moore which 100 acres is creek land. IH No. 314 3x16 roll-over plow SALE Registe or will Allis 8 ft. tandem disk t. Must John Deere16-8 grain drills Linn DI 8-3101 Please call for appointments. order byll Walden hitch.Elvis Shan- or Marvin L. Heck JT) 10' tandem disk IGerdes, %Dia 67466 1966 Oliver 1650 gas row crop 4016743376. Miltonval., Kans. Washington EA 5-2538 IH No. 5 low wheel side del. with adjustable front. Full re SB26 Eldon Thorrnan rake e No.4274786. Real Estate & Auction Service hydraulics, 3 -point hitch & IFIED PARKER IH No. 15 2 -wheel side del. rake draw bar, power steering, De- seed wheat Hervey Real Estate CLAY CENTER, KANS. Skirt Ph. 913 ME 2-2148 New Idea 4 -bar side del. rake luxe seat & hydra power andsborg, xam. 1231 Laramie drive $5275 Rao Papee field cutter, one row no AC 7-2532. 1948 M&M Model U tractor on Income homes in Manhattan SELLING REAL Estate at auc- PTO UNDRED good rubber & mechanical- BUSHEL Cafe east on Hiway 24. tion. It is experience and per- TRACTORS ly good $575 & Rodeo,growni formance that counts. Dain's Old VAC Case tractor & culti- tested. Place Comb. res. and beauty shop in Ili Farman F-20 $100 your Real Estate, Silver Lake, Kan- vator. Tra'tor goodCul*. Pick up when Real Estate Clay Center sas, Ph. 582-2770. 1941 JD Model B $100 $195 , mer SB30 poor Wildin (316) MO THEME J FULMER Two nice homes in Wamego - Allis WC runs good $100 inson, Kans. Four BR home in Olsburg IH Farmall H $'00 New tractors on hand Oliver REALTOR Farms near Olsburg, Fostoria, 1550 gas - 1750 dsl. - 1850 SALE- Certified Farm Equipment IH Farmall H $475 dsl. , Parker, Gage, Office 456-7696 Longford, Flush, Leonardville 1961 IH 1-'40 Utility with IH ph. MU 15225. and Manhattan. No. 2001 loader complete Harold Res. 456-9M Wissing Motor Co. iSeeds, Lorraine, Call or write about these andFOR SALE - New Idea corn 1957 Hi I-300 Utility telly equip- WAMEGO ped, ready to go other properties. picker, good condition. 913 EX Ph. CO 3-2592 SALE- Seed wheat \TED TO RENT or buy 2.2595, Wyburn J. Boucek, Ada, Good used Ford truck, 2 -ton, 2- PR 8-3683 or JE 9-"403. Kansas. x28 Ottawa wheat. G I well improved farm near MANHATTAN, KANS. sneed axle, good platform 17%. Fred Kilian,1 ord Pam or trade for extra with sides, with hoist, id -q1 ABILENE, KS. 11,i west of Wan 240 acres near Lucas. A. C. FOR SALE - 1-A suburban 4 1965 40°0 LP, RC, wide frt.,3- truck for farm use, complete Phone 913 45696a senor, Lucas, Kans Phone miles from Manhattan on good nt., cvl. with or without cab, at $795 SB26 road with 2 -bedroom modern 13'5 hours AULD'S home, in good condition. 20x20 1960 7"0t) RC, wide frt, P.S., Mohn Implement Co. Unloading LIKE NEW garage and other buildings, fen- 3 -pt. & cyl. Telephone CE 8-5101 IN WAKEFIELD ced, immediate possession, $7500 IS THE PLACE TO TRADE This Week Near Marlatt School For more information call PR 1959 610B Case on propane Junction City, Kansas 6-5560, Manhattan. x27 1952 E4 Co-op Used Tractors Railroad carload of IN MANHATTAN 1952 S -per W6 1966 IHC 656 gas tractor 4 bedroom home; central air Carlson Agency 1954 70r) RC, good, hyd. & P.S. FORAGE EQUIPMENT 1959 Ford 971-D, with cover MER FEED ditioned; woodb rning Ere- 8th & POYNTZ 1949 Wt) Allis w/ Jayhawk IN STOCK 1952 International M ct; walnut paneling; 2 baths; loader 1951 International WD -6 Jivestock & Poultry ily room; double garage; co- Manhattan, Kans. 717 NH w/ one row head 1950 Massey Harris 30 1948 LA Case, new pistons & 717 NH w/ 2 -row head Buy Off Car At d patio; under $30,000.00 480 farm, 100 acres broke, bal. sleeves 1947 International M -D 3 IH "M" one wide front 35 Papec, one row 1947 International M RLOAD PRI SCHOOL DISTRICT- past -re with plenty water, Ford 612 w/ 9 -row head 1947 Allis WC with cult. k possession, nearly new 3 good fences, modern home. 16x8 and 16x10 grain drills 1.936 Allis U m home; 11/2 baths; dou- Barns, sheds, silos. Real live- 1963 24T JD baler rts.-sd icro, R John Deere w/ one Key Milling garage. rowhead Used 4 -wheel trailer w/ bed stock farm. $140 per acre. AW disk 13'10" A.F.B. ME 2-2141 (311 NH w/ motor, single row COMBINES AY CENTER, KANS. BLOCKS UNIVERSITY- At320 acre farm, 100 acre creekSpring tooth harrows (310 NH chopper, parts only 1959 John Deere 12' Model 45 ctive 3 bedroom home; Bre- bottom farm land, pasture, 1955 International 141 with cab t?, separate dining room. some waste, good location, Wolf Impl. Co. NH No.(3 crop carrier wagon,International 125 self propelled ment finished, $100 per mo. near good Highway. $155 per 1963 No. 50 field cutter Poultry me; garage - $21,500. acre. Phone 568-2349 Papecnevensilage wagon, new SEVELT DISTRICT- 4 213 acre farm, 85 acres farm USED TRACTORS DISKS om home; fireplace; 2 lots, land, bal. pasture. NO im- IH 8' No. 35 wheel disk ER CHICKS for 61 971 D, loaded w/ extras, IH No. 37 12" wheel disk y shade trees, basement, provements. This farm can GLASCO, KANS. SOS ttan Hatchery,M furnace. $1500on contract. be bought on contract with Case 10'9" wheel disk ins., PR 8-3412. good terms set up. (32 1010 John Deere, low hours, IH No. 36 fast hitch ME SITE ONHUDSON AVE Ili No. 16 field cutter, used one good MY & EGGS 100 ft. x ^00 season $1395 BALER pick up, ft. Low county 1-52 acre ranch near Manhat- 2 8N Fords or we'll es- $2250. tan, Kans.; modern home, Gehl 2 -row cutter $995 1 9N Ford; 800 Ford gas 1955 International 55W baler t.Kochs PrWite, barn, shed, corrals. Real setIH 46T hay baler $995 with engine rarysville, HI 3352 ME SITE- Tuttle Creek up for a rancher. e- Short DistanceNorth Ford hay baler $495 Burns -Salisbury MOWERS am - Good Viewof Lake, 360 acre pasture withplenty IH 100 mower with hay condi- Ferguson 3 pt. hitch bar water, located on highway. tioner hitch $385 TRACTORS 315 S. 3RD. International 9A mower Hi No. 2 hay conditioner $"95 Self propelled lawn mower Automotive ACRE TRACTwith Nearly160 acre farm, 110 pasture and PR 8-4168 yi &Bedroom MH spec. 80 12' combine Home plus oth- meadow, bal. farm land. Lo- EQUIPMENT SPRINGTOOTHS improvements IH 167 fertilizer grain drill $375 ANHATTAN ektop. - Close in on cated by highway. Extra good IH no. 400 3 -see- springtooth MO grass and plenty water. JD 12' springtoth harrow $150 M -M 3 -sec. pegtooth 'GS (FORD) For Complete SEE THESE AT BELOIT CLEAN'UP Real Estate & For more information callor InsuranceService see: Macha-Revere AULD SALE 1965 JD 2010 gas, 3 pt. hitch Call Lawrence Welter Impl. Co. 1965 JD 4020 dsl., 3 pt. hitch CHEVROLET DN NEW67 PR 8-3455, Manhattan 1962 MM G VI LP gas, A-1 9 HO 1-5414 FORDS! MauriceMcNeil Harold Carlson, Broker 767-5014 1959 JD 830 dsl., dual hyd., A-1 OF, PR 8-3083, Manhattan 1952 MM G, LP gas, A-1 HUNDREDS WAKEFIELD best Real make the tor FOR SALE - Good clean guar - COUNCIL GROVE 1953 JD 60 gas RC, wide front - good, clean, suite No. Ve need 1114National 11 tor.section in Pottowatomie 1955 IHC F400 gas RC, TA, DIAT! Hank Ebi Co-nty, Township. FOR SALE - Fox field cutter, IPTO SPECIAL Mee PR14401 Clearcreek Res. JE 9tund-516g4 Last year of ten (10) year con- LeRoy engine, single row, $275. 15 ft. Flex King V -plow $900 NEW 1x14 Knaphiede flat bed MANHATTAN servation reserve. Thick, heavy 1950 Chev. 11/2 ton bed & hoist. re. $186 New1967R. - - 1956 Ford 1 ton bed & hoist.Papec forage harvester with 1 2Z_ cover of native grasses. Ideal row & pickup $1250 kLC0N forpasture--approximately Harold Ross, 1'01 East Cloud USED MACHINES E. H.Shane 140 acres tillable - approxi- St. Salina, Kans. x26 DR1610A JD drill with fert. & Case blower $150 SEDAN rubber press, A-1 2 -row Gehl (center gatherer) ss, R mately 80 acres wheat allotment Real Estate FOR SALE - No 37 IHC 11'1610 MM drill, low rubber, fert. $875 der,standaridi the REALTOR can be left in grass for pas- disk,likenew, $500. IHC M terPlus + Office ture or rebrokenforcultiva- & rubber press, good No. 50 2 -row IH field harves- 112 Wnst grain drill, 16-8, press, drags, ter $1650 etY eqUiPgien 7th St. tion -- one small pond - ap-grass seeder, A-1 shape,$500 BB168 JD drill, good Ph. CE8-'641 (10)acres New Holland baler 1961, No. 69 2079.° Residence ptoximately ten THC hydraulic 3 -section lvo. 400 Several good used Jr) spring - 294 praHe hay. For further infor- twine $875 , like new, $180. tooth harrows ,m,NINGS S. Madison St. mation or inquiry, contact Rob- snringtooth, )PEN E vFINOCR( CE 8-2439 Ralph Meyer, 100 No. Bunker - CRUSTBUSTER HARROWS Your farms ert Welliever, 16 Luhrs Arcade, Junction City, Kans. CE 8- Neuman Hdw. & Imp. K RATE and property Phoenix,Ariz. Telephone250- .,c1) MON with us. "087. x27 E H. SHANE 8955. SB27 Blanding Impl. Co. gs r°" Send Junction City FOR SALE - Gehl 2 row cut- Phone TU 3-2128 sereCustoms, R SALE MEAL LOCATION on Milford ter, center chains, motor or PE 8,3066 Frielerds farm - 238 acre improv- Lake, Wakefield, Kans., for auto phoneTheir,/ inWalnut power takeoff. Excellentcondi- Houston hall Township, and farm tractor mechanic. tion. Frederick Van Dalsem. randtCo., Kansas. Mar Ben Hil- Couldalsouseapprentice Fairview, Kans. Phone 467-3387. BELOIT, KS. WATER, KANS. BERMd6° 1, Oketo. ysville, Phone RI mechanic AuldChevrolet, SB26 :RAIN x29 Wakefield 913 HO 1-5414. SB27 'Repg 2.332, ihattan, Jib ALL EQUIPMENT HERINGTON ed tractors till USE-) MACHINE BARGAINS RECONDITIONED-PAINTED March TRAcT°Bs, GLEANERS combinesFT lst 1 4010D, loot cab, FIELD READY COMBINES balers to May 1965 IH 201 14 foot windrower 1964 A -II diesel, 14 ft., with 1st,1.';: 01 with water cooled engine & $5695 1 4010D, A-1 shape 5 J5 55's 1955-61 14' life Deerevie hay conditioner 1964 A -II 14 ft. with cab, one tires sli $5495 1 JD 95 1964 16' USED MACHINERY gas, 1949 Farmall M tractor owner USED TRACTORS 2 MF S92 1962-196314' AC 1965 XT 1942 Farman. M tractor 1963 C, 16 ft., reconditioned 1966 JD 2510 gas, 300hrs. 190 LPwith Prdc 460 utility $5395 TRACTORS t loader 1951 Massey 44 gas tri. 1959 A with cab, 14 ft ,ready1966 AC D-15 Pshift, 3 -pt. $3195 1964 JD 3020 gas, low hrs. 64 JD 3020 RC D, front 10CIviadel 1962 No. 46 PTO baler for harvest JD 1962 4010dsl., wide o'hld. front 16x8 IH MF grain drill 1959 A with home-made cab, A-11962 JD 2010 utility JD 1962 3010gas cult shape $2995 1960 MM M 5 LP; 1960 ACD-14; 63 JD 4010 std. dsl. Ford 8Nw/ IH 20C field harvester 1951 R, 14 ft., SP $795 58 JD 820L PTO, hyd.,o'hld. JD 1961 3010dsl. 1958 JD 620 gas, 0 Wods Bros. corn picker 2 59 JD 730 dsl. RC & std.3 -pt. JD 1953 60 withP.S. re 2010 No. 30 loader for H or M Other Makes 1958 JD 720 diesel .JD 1962 2010 Deere 1958 M -H Model 60 12 ft. com-1956 IHC 300 with 3 -pt. 3 58 JD 720 dsl., RC & std. 3 -pt. gas Salvaging Farmall M bine with 2 -row 40" corn head 59 JD 630 L Pstd. IHC 1959 560dsl. 42 lleergen Deere New Machines at Special Price $1495 1956 Oliver Super 55D IHC 1957 450 1948 IHC M; 1949 Ford 8N. 59 JD 730 LP std. dsl. w/ hyd 1956 MH Model 90 special, re- II HH cC 11995561 No. 55 field harvester wi'h 1 or 61 JD 2010 RCU, gas, 3 -pt. 3s0u0pgears 2 row head painted & reconditioned $1295 HAY MACHINERY tires Spring tooth harrows 1952 MH Super 27, 14 ft. $295 56 JD 70 RC, LP, 3 -pt. good excel- 1964 JD 215A windrower 1959 AC 100 SP, 12 ft., 4 JD A & AR Powr-Trol eras lent condition $895 1959 .JD 14T baler 3mHIH1C954Mo4d4e41 Mwith 66 2 66 Case 941 RC LP 3 -pt. Pioneer Service 1963 D-17 diesel with 18" near - 1958 NH 68 baler; 1956 NH 57 IH 350 D, o'hld, L PTO new rubber, good .... $2995 baler MH 1953 44 special 1954 WD 45, repainted & over- w-frt. & Sales JD & IHC spring tooth harrows59 AC D-17 RC LP MH 1952 44 hauled $995 16' with carriers BL 8-3222 1965 Case Model 200 twine -tie 59 IH 340 RC, L PTO, w-frt. $895 JD 414 F-145 plow demo, like 7FloHLrodt1s91549m5903,r3e baler, good 58 MH 555 dsl., hyd., ohld. Setoleceth000sspee 2.row PTO c new eidtorn. Fox HERINGTON 1961 Case Model 135 wire -tie 58 MF 50 RC L PTO, 3 -pt. w'/ single baler $495 PD 414 4-16 plows Deere 8 box w/96 Ford 514 semi -mounted plow HAY & FORAGE The new JD forageharves (orage Buchli Imp. is selling good, works t. FORAGE MACHINE AC 3-14 mtd. plow 2 Gehl 2 -row chopper even ho ter than itlooks. Here's PLOW Yap' SPECIALS A -C DEALER FORAGE HARVESTERS Papec 6 -ft.flail chopper solo used ones that we've 344; Deere3) New Holland, 1961, Model 800 1965 IHC No. 50 2 -row harvest- JD 12 2 -row chopper traded fo De Phone 786-6866 er JD 214 WS baler 1963 2 -row Fox,real good semi./Md.; with 2 -row head $1150 1962 Model 12, single 4x16 Gehl, 1963, with 2 -row head $750 HEBRON, NEBR. JD corn binder, real good Dearborn rake row j 1 No. 6 JD singlerow PLOW AE. Gehl, 1959, with 2 -row hgad $495 7x14 silage wagon w/ false end IH 25V mower JD 6au, -xx gate, PTO 1 used AC forage cutter Fox, with 1 -row head .... $475 AC 7 -ft. mower Sebinsveral1 1963 Gehl SP Harvester MISCELLANEC Case 1 -row $75 Better Car Deals JD 39 9 -ft. mower nsesdt oscekif..POrn°ePejitiesdt ro 1964 Gehl 2 -row, good RW wheeldisc Papec with engine, salvage$75 Z 1962 Gehl 2 -row MISC. EQUIPMENT combine Papec mower bar, near new At Wakefield Modelonrd jD 45 10 -ft. disk, harrow 1 9 $-95 1961 Papec 32A. e65dwith "4 jp 55 combine 1966 Chev. Imnala 4 dr., 327 V-8, 19 3 & 4 btm. plow af 5.! Case mower bar $75 1958 Gehl w/ 2 -row and mower just4 m headfor pwr. strg. & brakes, pwr . field cultivator IHC No. 36, with 1 -row head bar 6 10 -15 -ft. LionNoiw sti1915 gamey 60 comb] glide Papec No. 45 blower 6 4 & 5 sect. sprg. th. harrow 's a good time to w/ new cuttc $475 1964 Plym. Belvidere 4di-. V-8, come IHC No. 36 mower bar $175 Gehl No. 81 blower with pipe JD 12B tine th. 4 -sect. harrow mower w/ COni aut. trans . fert. Farmers Union 45 con THC No. 16 with 1 -row head $859 1964 Corvair Monza 4 spd. 10 16x8 grain drills, tor Deere IHC No 50, 1965, with 2 -row 1964 Brick St. Wagon, pwr. - Tri-County Sales II -IC wagon gear Hdw. & Implemen disk on wheels, head $2150 Wilson dozer blade attmt. le a fewolder ; strg. & brakes, air conditioned George Munkres Lundell 6'flail cutter.... $375 1961 Chev. Impala 4 dr. V-8, 2 8 -row sprayers Everett HA fert. Phone Collect used 4 -section I] pwr. strg. & brakes, pwr. BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 2 165-hu. manure spreaders Mgr. VallTy Equipment glide, air cond...... HERINGTON, KANSAS 2 feed mills 1963 Ford Fairlane 4dr.,V-8, 3D 300 spin spreader Ph. 437-2913 good used JD sp Phone 913 std. ST. MARYS, KANS. New Idea whe 1962 Chev. Bel Air 4dr.V-8, GOOD TRADING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT r, real good std. 2 JI) 440 IC crawler ldrs. AC 7-2396 corn picker, t 1961 Falcon St. Wgn. 6, aut. at Alta Vista JD 1010 dsl. crawler ldr. For The Best mtd. picker LINDSBORG, KANSAS 1961 Biscayne 4 dr.,6,aut. USED TRACTORS Case 600 crawler ldr. Deals See Us 11 Deere manun 1960 Chev. Sport Coupe, aut. AC HI) 5 crawler ldr. hn Deere subsoi 1962 IHC 460 utility Farmall Twine: High quality, long fl 1960 Ford St. Wgn. 6, std. AC HD 7 crawler dozer 953 JD running Forage Harvesters Chev. Bel Air 4 dr., V-8,1960 A -C D17, wfe, new tires,AC HD 11 crawler dozer 5 -bale lots, per bale of,; A5;xi powerglide pwr. strg, o'hauled, real good TRACTORS 1 -row Papec 1959 A -C 1)17, good motor, wfe, JI) 1010 whl. loader hoe BALERS 1959 Rambl-r- 4 door 3 JD 2010 whl. loader hoe 8N Ford tractor, good conliti IHC 55; JD 14'1 1 row No 8 JD Several older cars pwr. steering good rubber 2 No. 6 JD demo with extra 2 - 1951 A -C WD; 1949 JD B IH 340 whl. loader hoe wer & engine; row head USED TRUCKS 861 Ford, 5 -speed, live PTO, NH 66; Mass4 Loader for A -C D14 2 Ford 641 whl. loader hoe rell4W w/ JD 1 -row No. 34 JD 1963 Ford 1/2 T pickup, V-8, ov- Ford 4000 whl. ldr. hoe 2 -row No. 34 JD with 30" header erdrive MACHINERY 5 JD hackhoes 881 Ford, 10 -speed, Live FM us at the Abilen No. 110 chuck wagon on truck, 1963 Chevrolet 1/2 ton,4 -wheel Allisfield cutter w/ grass at- 1 Davis 100 backhoe GMC drive, 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed tachment 841 Ford diesel, over/under SHOI Heil 6 -yd. scraper drive $1 1959 International 1 Snowco feed wagon No. 122 chuck wagon on truck, ton, 6 -cyl- JD 5010 scraper, 8 -yard Chev. inder, 4 -speed No.10 Farmhand stacker w/ 971 Ford diesel, live PTO Farmhand wagon on truck, 1949 Ford 1-T SWB with bed all attachments JD Gearmatic winch UB MM, hydraulic, foot chi Abilene, Dodge & hoist USED BALERS: A -C roto; 45T2 tandem trailers good Blair feed wagon 1949 Dodge 11/2 ton with bed, IHC; 56W IHC 77 Oliver, good 6-cyl., 4 -speed Nearly new side mount mower U MM disc brakes, live PTO Snowco feed wagon Western Impl. Co. Use 3 No. 10 corn heads, JD 1947 Ford 11/2 T w/ bed & hoist for A -C D14 or D15 1940 Chevrolet 34 ton, 4 -speed, Front mtd. cult. for D series Fordson Major, live PTO, hy- 3 No. 210 corn heads, JD 6 cylinder A -C 3-14 snap coupler plows )2256 So. West St. draulic, 3 -point hitch .. $1 USED TRACTC Baldwin corn head USED TRUCKS ) Phone WH 34261 NEW AT D&D liver 1650, W.F. New Hesston milo crop savers- on hand 1963 Ford % T pickup, V-8, ov- Buchman Farm Sply. The New Idea Uni-Harvester. NW A -C DEALER IH TRUCKS Massey -Ferguson No. 45 JD combine, 10 ft. erdrive Phone 229-6619 WICHITA, KANSAS MACHINERY No. r5 MH combine, 8 ft. 1963 Chevrolet % ton, 4 -wheel ALTA VISTA, KANS. Used 11'2" Krause wheel Farman 460, ne) drive, 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed .& TA; o'haule Hett's Imple. 1959 International % ton, 6 -cyl- FIELD HARVESTER 10' IHC 37 whl. disk Oliver 770 inder, 4 -speed SPECIALS Used Case forage harvester, -H444, PS, 3 pi -N 1949 Ford 1-T SWB with bed crop, heavy duty ...... D 45 12' combir EV 2-2102 & hoist 1963 No. 50 2 -row IH MNDS*98W 1965 No. 50 2 -row IH 10 horsepower brush hogrd 5-14 M -F semi 1949 Dodge 1% ton with bed, 42" mower, power take like new KANS. 6-cyl., 4 -speed 1964 No. 35A 2 -row Papec 1 JD 720 RC diesel, low hours ..... sprngth; JD 8E 1947 Ford 1%T w/ bed & hoist 1965 No. 677 2 -row N.H. 16.9-34 tires 1 JD 4010 RC D, 3 -pt., hyd. New Holland forage harves . 1940 Chevrolet % ton, 4 -speed, 1 JD 3020 RC gas, 3 -pt., hyd. 1962 F560 D FH with motor, row cropbead, GOOD EQPT. PRICED RIGHT 6 cylinder 1 JD 4020 RC D, 3 -pt., PS 1961 F460 gas FH good ..... Peschel Br 1966 JD 224T twine baler, PTO 1 A -C D-17 series 4 RC gas 1958 F450 D FH Kewanee 14' wheel disc, 1 Case 800 RC gas, 3 -pt., hyd. 1956 F400 gas FH bearings ...... 304 $1595 AULD 1 JD 830 std. D, hyd., PS Ford 7 ft. lift disc,white 1962 MF No. 10 PTO wire baler 1 Ferguson TO35 gas, 3 -pt. SPECIAL on 201 $995 CHEVROLET bearings...... HI 2 JD 70 RC gas, hyd., PTO 14 -ft. windrower dual auger New Idea ground driverake, IHC hay conditioner $225 2 JD 80 std. D, hyd., PS HO 1-5414 1 JD 45 12' combine parallel bar ...... New Idea hay cond., very good WAKEFIELD Abilene Truck Dempster ducldoottiller, pull $475 3 JD 55 14' combine 1 MF 82 14' combine & Tractor, Inc. type ...... TRACTORS FOR SALE -- Twenty esed 1 JD No. 34 2 -row harvester Krause discs & chiselson 1948 JD A, with hyd., good con-wheel disc, including IH, John1 JD No. 6 1 -row harvester 714 So. Buckeye 560 ac dition $495 Deere, Kewanee sealed bearing 1 JD No. 12 2 -row harvester &Ft er, Kans. disc. Ten used springtooth har- D gr D Farm SALE- 1959 1948 MM UTS on LP gas with 2 Gehl 2 -row harvesters 2 -row rows; John Deere, Crustbust- CO 3-4727 corn picl hyd. $4C5 1 Fox 2 -row harvester a;W Phone 1952 gas MM UTS with hyd., ei & Flex -O -Harrow. Goulds 2 JD No. 14T PTO balers ;t4r;ilisn Inc.,Concordia,Kans. Phone 2 JD No. 9 3 -pt., 7' mowers ABILENE, KANS 'fitAtretEl 913 ME 202 good rubber $595 CH 3-2609. SB26 1 Jr) No. 480 mower -conditioner 1958 Case 800 dsl. row crop, 3 nt. - - 1 JD F145H 5-16 plow rAltg,ry.11.1.c.ENTKK,1] hitch $1895 FOR SALE - 1952 A John 1 JD F45 4-16 plow FOR SALE - Nearly new John Deere tractor with 3 -pt. hookup1 IHC 4-14 pull plow, rubber Deere power corn binder. Shed- - field chow and power trol. New tires, front ded. Cut less than 100 acres. 1957 FOX pull type tlid Howard's, Inc. 3 JD RWA 12' disk harrows per with singlerow Not 4 Tway Phone NO 7-2381 and rear. Real good shape. 1 JD 15A 12' tiller Louis Yanda, Ravenna, Nebr. MT. HOPE, KANS. John Deere plow and John 1 IHC 10' disk tiller 68869. x26 comandictihoinn,e.$500Warr.ite Deere-inft.disc. 2 -row lister. customg°4196 141 2 Jr) DR 168 drills, RT press 1959 INTERNATIONAL 4 - ke, Rt. 3,Manhattan,Kans. hydraulic cylinder. Phone CO 1 JD FB168 fert. drill Give descript FOR SALE - One 1965 E Bald- Abilene. SB26 wheel drive pickup $575; near win combine, 13 ft., price Z3600. 1 Waldon WD8 angle dozer new Case high-speed rake $325; x 4N, Buh SALE -Grain-O-Vatsr One 1957 John Deere conl.bine FOR SALE - 32ft. David 3-16" Case hydraulic lift plow wagon(60 ser; with cab, 55 Series, $15)0. e Bradley wide trouth elevator, $125; 20 hole 6" Case fertilizerself unloading 141 Salina Impl. Co. conditi233on. ies) Excellent fo'-r blade disc plow. four row Hesston corn head. Box 1029 Ph. TA '-2206 drill with seeder attachment 0, $85 Roscoe Czarnox Raymond Engle, Abilene R4, SALINA, KANS. 67401 $175. Phone 449-2627, Verne W.mond Burch,Phone colnville, Ks. x27 CO 3-3139. x27 Converse, Eskridge, Kans. /Ylow---no hit 1954 GLEANER, 1955 N(j. 55 FOR THE ride of tolnrg "argeo John Deere combine. TRAC- your life. Grass & Grain stotill Mar ride a Big Horn saddlefrom August 29, 1967 15 TRACTORS TORS - 1963 LP Massey 65, hi - Key Milling. Clay Center. toM,jUne 1, 119; looks nice clearance. Good M -M G -IV; John Kana. 4010D, SB TF °Perty've,elsitie ti.; Deere overhauled, Deeres: 1956 70, new tires; 1954 COW POKES By Ace Reid re4010D, 60; 1952 G, new tires. Excellent tire LA LP Case. 1953 NAA Ford, ARMY SURPLUS 35E1) MACIiINE gas,slick 1948 Ford, both with loaders. OUTSIDE WHITE XT IlY Ford 811utility w/hyd. efront190LPwith .111C 460 International No. 60 3x16 plow, S 3020 dsi., nearly new. Quick-tach JD cul- PAINT et loader MTA, full 3 -pointtandem Model tivator. discs. 4010 dsi,w-lie ikit 111C 16x8 John Deere RS drill with $2.93 3010 gas.I' Nilt cultivator w/ fertilizer, rubber press. Inter- Per Gallon 8N vv/ national 45T baler, $195. New 1 3010 dst Ford 60" rotary mower, $360, Kimberly Washable gas,overhauled take Vinyl Latex Wall Paint 1 60 withP. eere 2010 $295.Moridge and Parker 2010 e G; 50Case gas Deer; Deere G; springtooths. Used Hesston Crop A:194Deere B6 52 Savers. Most sizesusedtrac- FAITH'S 59 560 dsl, 42 Deere AR 57 450 dst. VAC; 50 tor tires. Nickel Brothers, Buh- Furniture 56 300gas -9 w/hydraulics, ler. x26 East US 24 PR 8-3786 C WD MANHATTAN 5'1 Super m, Deetiir-ees7OD standard, new FOR SALE - 1965 Gehl self- PS, propelled 2 -row Chop King, Ber- ns nard Fehr, 1166 Prospect, Sali- Model M na, Kans. TA 54715. '4 444 with GE EQUIPMENT x26 P.S. single row Pets ;'1 44 special C 16 PTO, FOR SALE - Bulk milk tanks, 52 44 lower w/45' pipe 300 gal. Zero & 200 Mueller, PTO cut - nearly new. Both easily moved 4 33 912 single row & cheap. Ph. 736-2235, Chas. FOR SALE - Purebred Spitz 959,Selecto speed Shaughnessy, Axtell, Kans. puppies, $25. Phone Manhattan ox 2 -rowPTO c tter more to choose SB26 PR 6-7479. x26 horo. e 8 WIsingle row hyd. lew JD forage rage boxtv/ 963 running FOR SALE - Farrowing Au Raw tg good, hare crates, pig feeders, cattle feed- works even i3 -2o n itlooks. ers, waterers, oilers. Authorized S Here's PLOW MTD. representative for Dolly Enter - les that we've Help Wanted trodAf 344; Deere3x14;Case prize, Inc. for this area. Hoyt row Fox, Deere5x14, "Nowseewhat can happen if you don't buckle real good -semi-mtd.; Woodbury, Clifton, Kans. x27 od21 12, single & 4x16 yer safety belt!" row WANTED - Corn heads for JD single row PLOW WHEEL Gleaner Baldwin combines. By HELP WANTED - Farm fore- AC forage cutter 3x14; JD 650, 4x16 letter state year, serial, price &man, general farm work. Living IH EQUIPMENT OWNERS IN - sed self-propelled condition. Jerry Kamler, Kam-quarters furnished. Box 1009 J. in stock. One MISCELLANEOUS ler Impl. Co., Geneva, Nebr. R., Manhattan. SB26 CLAY COUNTY CAN RELY ON r jest RW wheel disc SB26 odel 95 with JD 45 combine WANTED -- Farm hand, mar- 1G' h NEARLY' NEW Tox-Wix grainried, permanent, good salary, 4"4 corn head JD 55 combine dryer. 250 bushels. Price $1000. modern home plus extras. Must t returned from corn head for 55combine Auld's in Wakefield vaa Robert Chaffee,Green, Kans d still a little have livestock experience. Call sleepy Massey 60 combine WI 4-2432. x27 or write Ed Burt, Washington, a good time to cone' w/ new cutter bar Kans. Phone EA 5-2393. SB26 PARTS AND SERVICE mower w/ conditioner FOR SALE - 1964 Fox self- armers Union propelled field cutter, 427 gasPOSITION OPEN now for r Deere 45 combine engine, full vision cab, electricpartsman. Prefer aggressive v. & Impleme disk on wheels, 7' cut motor to turn spout, hitchto man with military service be- NEW IH MACHINERY IN STOCK a few older good used two chopper on road. Chopperhind him. Jantz-Kaufman, Inc., NO INTEREST UNTIL SPECIFIED DATES IN 1968. ---"\I Everett H w/ fert. rebuilt,ready forfield.Price McPherson, Kans. SB27 $4950. Rex Logan, Eskridge, Buy now with interest free used 4 -section IHC spring Kans. Phone Dover PR 5-6334. financing on certain machines. x27 WE NEED --)Mgr.Ph. 437-2311 good used JD spring tooth A GOOD MAN Phone HO 1-5414 in Wakeifeld New Idea wheel corn FOR SALE -- John Deere 4 - who loves livestock, general T. MARYS, RANG, section springtooth,3 -point, farming and country life. Must real good have ability to make decisions, corn picker, bargain levelers Dixon Law, Longford, For The Best Kans. x27 etc.Location in Central Kan- mtd. picker sas. Pay commensurate with NEW CHEVROLET TRUCKS Deals See Us R Deere manure spreader FOR SALE - 1950 IHC C trac- ability. Write JR Box 1009 tor,hyd"aulic control, PTO. MANHATTAN, KANS. 66502 Deere subsoiler Belt, extra good shape, on excel- ALL OUR USED TRUCKS High quality, long JD running gear lots, per bale .... lent rubber. SmithStiles, 912 o(,;A5;xit YOUNG MEN for grain eleva- Kearney. Phone PR 6-4186, Man- tor and feed mill construction. TRACTORS BALERS hattan. SB $2.10 per hour plus time and d tractor, good conli IHC 55; JD 14T w/ bale FOR SALE -- Good 227 cornhalf for overtime. Normal work Out They Go rubber wer & engine; 65 JD 224 picker; 13 disc one way; 2 Bur- week 50-55 hours. For applica- xi, 5 -speed, live PTO, NH 66; Massey No. 3; kens hydraulic wagon cylin- tions phone or write, Frisbie 114W w/ JD motor der. Donald Hartner, R. R.2, Construction Co., Inc., Gypsum, IT'S TIME TO CLEAN UP 'd, 10 -speed, Live s at the Abilene Fair. Manhattan, Kans. Phone PR 6- Kans. Phone OWen 64288. 74^5. x27 SB27 FOR NEW 1968 PICKUPS & TRUCKS rd diesel, over/under SHOLISE WANTED -- Late model pick- WANTED - RESPONSIBLE up attachment for No. 6 John experienced married farm hand. Forget The List Prices tl diesel, live PTO BIPL. CO. Deere cutter. Donald Bechard, Working with new farm equip- JUST COME IN AND DEAL eh Abilene, Kans. Clifton, Kans. x27 ment and livestock. Must have [, hydraulic, foot references. Will provide modern -9 NEW CHEVY TRUCKS - CO 34051 TO TRADE -- Morridge grain house. Salary comparable to in- tr, good...... drier, bought new in 1966. Dried dustry. Melvin Stanford, Ad- 1/2 ton LWB Fleetside pickup, 327 cu. in. V-8, Hydramatic, pow- PlO CO 3-1066 disc brakes, live less than 2000 bu. Fully automa- mire, Kans. x27 er steering, side trim, radio, gauges, overloads,Deluxe ...... CO 34515 tic on a 560 or 450 IHC trac- heater, red trim I Major, livePTO, tor in A-1 shape. Everett Liven - % Ton LWB Pickup, light yellow & off --white, 6 -cylinder, 4 - ic, 3 -point hitch .. USED TRACTORS good. Morganville, Kans. x26 speed, gauges, overloads, custom comfort interior, deluxe heater, green vinyl trim NEW AT DO liver 1650, W.F., 620hrs., FOR SALE - Good 301 New Nfices. -- new Uni-Harvester. Idea mounted corn picker. Gary 1/2 -Ton LWB pickup, light green, V8 engine, 4 -speed, overloads, w Idea gauges, deluxe heater, foam seat, and green vinyltrim. Massey -Ferguson65 Sylvester, Leonardville, Kans. MACHINERY Formal' 460,new bearing x27 Ton LWB Fleetside pickup, light yellow and off-white, 6 - 1'2" Krausewheel & TA; o'hauled. cylinder, 4 -speed, overloads, heater, gauges, foam seat, FOR SALE - 1959 Internation- SONG WRITERS OR fawn trim...... fiver 770 al 2MH corn picker. Phone FE ton LWB Fleetside pickup, light blue, 6 cylinder, 4 -speed, ! 37 whl. disk INVENTORS H 444, PS, 3pt. 5-2670, Vernon Smith, Scandia, harvester, Sheet music from your overloads, ?water, gauges, blue vinyl trim. ese forage D 45 12' combine Kansas. x26 for heavy duty..... tape recordings. Cash ton LWB piAtip. light yellow and off-white, V-8 engine, 5-14 M -Fsemi mounted your ideas. Freebrochure. gauges, heater, custom comfort interior, radioand side epowerbrush hog , like new FOR SALE - Good Papec one U, Box 906, nower, power row ensilage harvester, ensilage Write Dept. trim. Sprngth; JD 858rake wagon box. Mrs. Bernard Was- Pomona, Calif. 91769. ton LWB pickup, vermilion & off-white, V-8 engine, 4 - 16.9-34 tires x29 speed transmission, overloads, gauges, and foam seat. Aland...... forageh $295 senberg, Marysville, Kans. crop Brand New -- Full Services - ton LWB pickup, light blue & off-white, 6-eylinder, 4 -speed motor, row Peschel FOR SALE - 1960 Allis roto- Private or Sarni -Private Rooras transmission, overloads, gauges, foam seat and side trim...... Bros. bqler, excellent condition. Ralph bur - Total electric comfort in s 2 -ton Truck for 16 -ft. bed, Big 6 engine, 2 -speed axle, HD radia- e 14'wheel disc' Simpson, Miltonvale, Kans. ban setting. Write orcall igs...... 304 Center SB27 Leonardville Nursing Home tor, West Coast mirror, marker lamps, foam seat, Deluxe to (Phone 29) heater. ft. liftdisc, FOR SALE - 1963 two -row P.O. Box 217 ags...... HI 34377 Leonardville, Kansas drive Gehl field cutter and pickup 9 FINE USED TRUCKS ea ground unit Used three seesons, Jet el bar...... MARYSVILLE,KANS. fers Bros. Tel. LA 4-4758 or LA 1964 Ford 1/2ton Styleside, 6-cyl., 3 -speed, radio and heater, erduckfoot SALE- Propane tank, 44559. Lincoln, Kans. x27 only 18,000 miles...... 1/2 ton Fleetside pickup, 8 -ft. bed, 6 cyl., 4 - tor andregulator for Mobile Homes 1963 Chevrolet discs &Chisels ° 560 tractor.William Burg- speed, radio and heater. alrner, Kans. 1960 Ford % ton Styleside pickup, 8 ft. bed, 6 cylinder, 4 - D FarmElt SALE x27 2.row- 1959 Ford 602 Miscellaneous speed. 112k phone corn picker. Alfred 1959 Chevrolet % ton pickup, V-8, 3 -speed. Clay Center,Kans. Good 2-5025. FOR SALE or Trade - 1959 Ford % ton pickup, 6 cyl., 3 -speed, new engine overhaul. heia 913115E 2 x29 clean used HouseTrailer. Good 1958 Chevrolet % ton pickup, V-8, 4 -speed transmission. ATIONAL condition. Allen Travelute,Wat- 011$ ff corn POWER WATER WELL drilling; gravel x26 1957 Chevrolet % ton pickup, 6 -cylinder, 4 -speed. binderon rubber, packed wells. Write or call col- erville, Kans. 1959 Chevrolet 2 -ton Truck, V-8, with 2 -speed axle, 84" cab bigr'rrERI IC° thaPe. Gehlsilo fillers. ect CA 6.7276. Strader Drilling field Kimball, FOR SALE - 196010x55 Mar- to axle for 13% ft. bed. type Clay Center, x32 ,.,/ core toftwe4r..Twe Co., Blue Rapids. Carpeted, single Not lette Mobile Home. 1957 Chevrolet 1% ton truck, 6 -cylinder, single speed, 84" cab miles east of WE CONTRACT build all types gas heat andstove, new wash- to axle for 13% ft. bed. 5Warren x27 of new fences. D. L. Lindquist, er, very nice.Rance Headley, rnaciune Kans - HESSTON Ellsworth, Kans. GR2-3353. Open Eevenings To 9 p.m. Give Crop ST 5.2618, Arnold Lindquist, ST x27 Manhattan, description SB27 130x 406, and 5-2619, Waterville, Kans. n-VOr Buhler, Kans. 1964 SKYLINEmobile home Graill'-60s5 x28 FOR SALE or Rent - Starcraft56x10, Early American,2 -bed- OBERMEYER 61-ar." agon SALE trailer & pickup campers, for Mrs. Harold D. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE )ading W m - Gehl fieldcutter, hunting or fairs, Visser Radia-room. Contact ,efient C011_el r°w J. C. Tabler, Goss, Dwight,Kans. 482-3850. Phoil . RR3, Wa- tor & Marine. Herington, Kans. x26 HERINGTON, KANS. BL 8-2421 urch, x29 x28 tn-s brot"nersfor busy baler time. Ph,' 14eVadden Ilvasta tlareeasquare expe ha vaitIA baler.baXe roundand balers *it'll use Ve-si keeps, at. Spring,rail VicVadeceillox1o.orne Gerald baleslivesout11,east roundbrothers playing, usetitle At Time selling Right

by Gilbert Walters if you could lay some ropes between powered by horses hitched to a beam This is the season when most farm- the layers of hay on the rack, by using and driven in circles to operate the little, ers in the G&G area are pursuing an a track and carrier in the barn, the plunger. As the gasoline engine evolv- This as annual popular pastimy called putting whole load could be unloaded in sev- ed, so did the baler. )his up hay, an educational sport, both phy- eral big wads. In smaller barns a fork If in this era your Dad had one of ved quite a sically and psychologically. was used in place of the slings. This these balers and you were 12 or 13, teamwork, Lady Luck certainly wasn't smiling on of the bale The peak of physical alertnessis saved much time and labor, until in mirnitYoei 1 in skavtinoeddlr,- usually arrived at the first morning af- the winter when the hay was fed, the you. The prospects of several evils be- a man ter active participation.Itisat this farmer had to pull and tug to get a falling you were good. on the pia pitchers point one is fully aware of just which fork full, he began to wonder about One was raking scatterings, a lost to keep hay where it muscles he has not been using. By mid- the labor saved. At least it was cooler art today. To do this properly three into lime afternoon this same daythe mental then. things were absolutely necessary. One who would r process deepens, much thought being Over the years many methods have kid, an old team of horses, and an old wires, given to placement of the bales to con- been employed to make the task easier. dump rake. Preferably the team and A wooden serve steps and energy. Also there is A series of stacking devices have been rake were both worn out. The best until the an awareness of perspective:it only used quite successfully for many years. time of day for this was early morn- block reachdmark to takes twenty seven bales tofill that In the early days horse powered bucks ing, so that there would be plenty maintain unit thilelabnalpe hole. And after packing 200 bales up brought great piles of hay to the stack. raked before the high wind hit. This another block in the peak of the barn, you realize This was then pitched by hand up to way there was more to re -rake. At this the first bloat how really good a drink of cold water the stackman, whose finished product time of day the bumble bees seem to cator you tastes. looked like a giant loaf of bread. Later have a tendency to be more aggressive through the blocthealtswilanrendid;d Probably many of our senior readers devices lifted the hay and dumped it also. Of course, there was the normal waited till the back and will recall the days when the game on the stack. run of trouble with the rake, the dump- theeotblocktthelotedll back, was played by pitching the hay on the Probably the best remembered of all ince, the not dumping, all at the wrong k rack and then pitchingitoff. Then the haying equipment was the old sta- time. And then, there was the old team. This gave gh time someone came up with the idea that tionary baler. The first models were If you missed the raking bit, it was to get back e more

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41--...101.im FAMILY ON FARMLAND Grass & Grain FOR 100 YEARS 17 WAKARUSA - Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barngrover have celebrat- August 29, 1967 ed the 100th anniversary of the Mrs. Barngrover's family living1967. The Barngrovers still on the farmstead south of To-farm part of the original land peka on US75. Her father, A. J.rand part of the farm home is Avey, a Civil War veteran, pur-the original brick house built by chased the farm on August 9,Avey in 1869.

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Best At Abilene Champion 4H steer at the Cen- We specialize in truck lengthening, installing factory tax tral Kansas Free Fair at Abi- axles for farmers or commercial truck lines. Also frame lene was this one shown by straightening if it's for a truck or need a truck see "Norm" Gary Hoffman. or "Rod". For Sale Good Used Trucks We buy these trucks in farm community and from Ford and Chevy Dealers their "trade-ins", we also give a 25% guarantee on parts and labor on motor, transmission and rear end for 1 year. 1966 CHEVROLET 2 ton, 2 -speed V-8, 22,000 acti'al miles. New aierskeg 16 -ft. Omaha Standard box and new 14 ton Harsch hoist. Ir,SPrineps Byron 1964 GMC 6 cyl. diesel, just spent $600 on motor. Will carry rain McFadden 16 -ft. box. canie 1964 FORD V-8 2 ton 2 speed, new 131/4 -ft. box, Omaha Stan- Tirne at right dard and 14 ton Harsch hoist. Was Phillips 66 delivery truck. 1963 LCF CHEVROLET V-8, 11,000 miles on new short block. Will carry 16 -ft. box. 1955 CHEVROLET 2 ton 2 speed. Will carry 131/2 -ft. box. rn 1960 CHEVROLET 1/2 -ton Pickup, long and wide box. a certaintyI perform wires. ie As the day wore on, there were times We will have more every week. another illa dandy. We are the largest dealer in boxes and hoists in southern v. This bit ofbon as when your thoi, ghts might wander, Nebr. "poking wiThis invol- and by accident get the wires on the We also install for Dealers. ved quite bility and wrong side of the block, causing two 16 -ft. box and 14 ton hoist - $1060. 3, teamwork i bales to be tied together. Even in the 131/2 -ft. box and 14 ton hoist - $953. consisted These are installed in our shop. Boxes are all made in Omaha. In of the bale monster lowest of haling circles this was con- - in operatic a man siderel in bad taste, because it shut SIEBE'S REPAIR on the ph pitchers the whole crew down till the bobble Phone 424-2670 Jansen, Nebr. ;t to keep bey where it was corrected, and this was usually e was fed intoMme kid, followed by rude comments from the e who would than poke baler operator. a wires, After World War II a slicer baler ANNOUNCING.... a A wood" into the with a pickup attachment was intro- chamber, untilthe duced and was very successful.It Pott'mie Champ We have purchased the former Grain & Feed block readmarkto needed three men to operate - two to Grand champion 4H steer at the Pottawatomie County Fair Service Co. in Marysville. We invite you to drop in maintain s bale, as poke and tie the wires and a man to at Onaga was the Polled Here- and get acquainted. another Nod it Then as operate the tractor. ford of June Blanka of Wamego.' the first b nd indi- From this point haying has taken gi- We would like to discuss with you your needs cator you the wires thisfallfor seed,fertilizer, grain banking and 0 gantic strides towards al'tomation, self WAMEGO FUN SHOW through tteblocks and storage. Custom feed milking. e tieing balers, ejectors that throw the SET FOR SEPTEMBER 1 waited til 1.4back and bales in wagons, bale loaders that pick WAMEGO -A Fun Show Also we would like to discuss a good feeding pro- the block Idran back, them up in the field, and the latest un- - will be held here Friday, Sep- gram with you. qot the Maiplatform. its that load and stack large numbers tember 1, at 7:30 p.m., featuring This gavel ugh time of bales, and then retrieve them from Check with us before selling your grain as we s. a quarter horse show, queen to get badpie more the stack as needed. contest, and competition for have an every day cash grain market. youngsters. The show is the Richard (Smiley) Oltman fourth annual venture of the Nutrena Fieldman, will be happy to drop by your place and Manhattan Recreation Commis- show you our complete line of Nutrena Feeds and Concen- sion, and the Wamego Lions trates, and help tailor a feeding program to fit your needs. Club. McPHERSON FAIR BEEF CHAMP SELLS AT $62 McPHERSON - The beef champion of the McPherson County 4-H Fair sold for $62 a hundred at the sale following the fair. The champion was owned by Merle Ericksonof Marquette. Thomas Tollof Lindsborg had runnerup.The top market pig, ownedby Brad Walker of McPherson,sold for $55 per hundred.

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AagtcuLTUR6.1... Richard Oltman, Nutrena Fieldman RESEARCH Graham Grain Co. 606 Calhoun Phone HI 3-3046 west Jed for NUTRENA FEEDS 'hayhea prairie Hawkeye Fertilizers and aload of area. 6011)11, Westmoreland Liquid Blend & Dry Mixes the ANYTHING LIKE IT elm from "I NEVER SAW GUESS THEY WORK EITHER. I Marysville Kansas HARD TO MAKEBOTH ENDS MEAT." AUCTION 18 Grass & Grain 41/2 miles east of ALTA VISTA, KANS. and 1 V2 south August 29,1967 Tues., Aug. 29 Starts 1:00 p.m. 15 head cattle, including 10 Hol- "LABOR DAYSPECIAL,' stein cows, 4 and 5 years old, REGISTERED from Wisconsin. Calfhood vac- ANGUS cinated. To start calving in No- JOINT PRODUCTION vember. Have history of clean SALE Bangs ring test and will be test- Monday, ed by day of sale. Sept.4 1950 JD B; 1 -row New Holland 12:30 p.m. (CDST) Washington Co. Fairgrounds field c. tter, PTO; AC PTO com- WA.SHINGTON, bine, etc. KANSAS Clyde Thomas, Owner SELLING 68LOTS Jim Kirkeminde, Auct. BULLS - COWS& CALVES BRED COWS &HEIFERS OPEN HEIFERS Offering the serviceof SW Cep. turian 275th, a sonof the national Grand Champion,Inter. AUCTION Bardoliermere100th, forMacs Sale Headquarters: auction the gale.. Headquarters: I will sell at public Motel, Washington,Park Hill personal property of myfather, Kans. at the Sale Mgr.: Phil Ljungdahl the late Axel F. Johnson, Box 1209, Dodge City, house located 918 DexterSt. in Ks. 67801 airymen Clay Center, Kansas. Phone 316 HU 2-2735 OWNERS Mon., Sept. 4 nteedweaCek Starts 9:30 a.m. Bar B AngusFarm seeking (Note Sale Time) Glen Bowdish Fanners and storetonpen11 Tappan gas range, good Barbara B. Ho,.ghton opened Frigidaire 6ft.refrigerator, Best At Geary Fair Washington, Ks. 66968 last good the top 4H steer at the Geary Phone 913 325-2383 milk Speen Queen washing machine Kayla McDiffet of Alta Vista had ordinary Eldredge treadle type sewing County Fair, and at the salefollowing the fair she sold her prize it pet food. machine;steelutilitycabinet; Hereford for 60 cents a pound to fourAlta Vista businesses. The gross Mormon Springs e farmers,sell steel cabinet base; buffet; 6 din- Shown here with Kayla are auctioneerBill -regulate ing chairs; high chair; studio on the animal was $576. Angus Farm w state Crites, and Fred Clark, Alta Vista banker. F. R. & Shirley Nutsch Ong. Customer divan; platform rocker; library cents a table; end tables; console radio. Mike Rogers had the champion lamb atthe Geary Fair, and Greg Washington, Ks.913 EA 5.2819 fig 20 Antique captain chair; large McDiffet the champion market hog. Auct: Roy G. Johnston jug. Butthe PE antique desk with glass doors Control Comx above, very nice; Hamilton pia- wiling. The come no and bench, good; metalbed; JULIA CRENSHAW DIES $1.03 p( dresser with mirror;chest prces at prawers; pictures and frames; IN CAR ACCIDENT Special Stocker & Feeder Sale consumer. The throw rugs; porch swing. MANHATTAN -- The daugh- day, did abrisl Large and small steamer ter of a G&G area Angusbreed- ple of dozen cus trunks from Sweden: Swedish er died last week after a one - Friday, Sept. 1 1 p.m. books:antiquetri'nks;some - dated fruit jars: flower pots; car accident north ofInterstate small antique chests. 70 in Wabunsee county. She We will begin our regular day sales Ladder; electric hot plate; was Julia Marie Crenshaw.17, some used flooring: vise:gar- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday, September 6,1 p.m. den cultivator; hand and garden tools: push toe lawn mower; George Crenshaw. trimmers: dishes: pots: pans; and other small misc. items too JFIANT HILLS RECA numerous to mention. KANSAS BEAUTIES - Le4-PAYS OVER $3 MILLION Onaga Community Sale ta Riley, 19, left, of Valley Falls COUNCIL GROVE - The Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889-4461 or 889-4665, ONAGA, KS, Dorothy Johnson has been named Miss Kansaslargest electric co-op in the Executrix, Axel F. Johnson Est. World and willrepresentthe Clerk: Union State Bank, Clay statein the national finals atG&G area,theFlintHills Center. Aucts: Foster Kretz & Baltimore August 14-19.Run- E.ECA, saysit now has made 202 NOR'] Elmo Steffen, Clay Center, Ph. nerup was Kandy Kutilekof payments of over $3 million Saturday WA 6-4422, Morganville. Fairway. it We will sell at a principal and interest since Dr. Glen Hed was formed. Over $2 milionhas SEPTEMBER 9 by Dr. PePet, been paid on the principal, in- ' dated back as : cluding $277,000 in advance pay- Starts 2:00 p.m, ,Large marble to Saturday ments. and interest has total- cy carved ped( ed $973,000. The cooperative has MANHATTAN umbrella & In n; t; small hall be $5.5 million invested in its sys- REAL ESTATE tem of 2430 miles of line, serv- walnut table & 5 , large oval center to SEPTEMBER 2 ing 4550 consumers. Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day of September, large walnut book 1967, at 2:00 o'clock P.M., at 906 Osage, in the City of Manhat glass doors, 3 dra Starts 1:30 p.m. 0--41.*111 tan, Kansas, the undersigned administrator of said estate will drop pulls; 4 antiq offer for sale and sell to the highest and best bidder the fol. chairs; table mode CATTLE SALE lowing d'seribed real property situated in the County of Riley, and stand; slant 1 Real Estate Manhattan, Kansas State of Kansas. to wit: (Scotland) mahog - EVERY MONDAY Lots 273 and 274 in Ward 4 in the City of Manhattan, Riley dint front desk, 1: Located two miles east of Manhattan on 11524 highway County, Kansas. ,Walnut whatnot HOG SALE al walnut stands; ter back chairs; 9 EVERY. WEDNESDAY mg; large wall m Sale Time 12:00 Noon marble top shelf; BEATRICE, NEBR. sideseats,handy walnut center tab] Igoe divan; map!, Beatrice 77 small dropleaf tab LIVESTOCK SALES CO. 2milesnorthofBeatrice, B2ndix tablemo Nebr.,oppositetheairport. Player & amplifier tique statuesinclu LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lots 11 and 12 in Lee subdivision. Phone 223-3571 wild horseswith SW of Sec. 10, Twp. 10 South, Range 8 East. CLARENCE TEGTMEIER man, approx. 200 GENERAL DESCRIPTION: This new duplex located on DELMAR JIIRGENS Igoe servingstani tract 200 ft. x 200 ft. with brick & stone construction. Side by mas 8 day clock,a side duplex, 2 bedrooms, large living room, bath & shower, lOgh, brassframe attractive kitchen bar with built in oven, table top range, *111110*4 on for sides;chil large double garages, breeze way. brn chair;dining FINAL REMINDER Convenient, new fire station located in area. Gas line lo- ,Sideboard; 5 chin cated along property line.City convenience plus country !taw (oak); living. Rader Angus Farm ornai FRP designedfo: TERMS: 20 percent of purchase price day of sale, sign r,P; 4 moderndi malt's, good; contract. Balance due upon approval of title. FIRST ANGUS wartell, talf, antique; with two ap bedroom home Pr. of candle POSSESSION: Given when final settlement made. GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Four - lots. See holds PRODUCTION SALE full city corner Rmnan 12 TAXES: 1966 and all prior years paid by sellers. 1967 baths: basement. Location on two gauge Saturday, Sept. 2, 1967 photo above. 11°189014 hard prorated as of 1966 taxes. and all 12:30 P.M. based on 1966 tax, TAXES: Seller pays all 1967 taxes 1;y1ftatbaibel.e,good; : Real Estate Sold By Carlson Agency PAOLA, KANSAS prior taxes. deliveryof sqem '3 mm 1 For more information call or see: Selling 85 Head as 71 Lots TERMS: 20'7', down day of salebalance upon TO BULLS 61 FEMALES merchantable title. h so LAWRENCE WELTER, Auctioneer PR 8-3455 sale For catalogs write: Lawrence Welter, Auctioneer - PR8-3455 may be°f HAROLD CARLSON, Broker PR 8-3083 JOHN BARTON, Sale Mgr. Harold Carlson, Broker - PR 8.3083 ' 2505 Landman Drive, Hutchinson, Kansas Dr. GI Or Earl & Edith Tyson WILMER RADER, Owne: Reah Jeanette Muir Estate cliCizearns1 Schnell, Route 1, Paola, Kansas 66071 RAY SIMS, Auctioneer W. B. Glenn, Administrator cents a gallonwere Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Stoehr,parents of five, who owna dog and pup- Grass& p ram pies. Tri-Rivers "I'll taste it," said Mrs.Stoehr. lust 29, "If it tastes all rightto me, I 1967 don't know whywe shouldn't Winner use it for the family to drink." Glenn Oleen of Fal-A sign on the wallsays: "This un had the championmilk is sold for pets,and the kvi,-----PECI"'" steer at the TA -Rivers Fair at Salina. KarenPennsylvania Milk ControlCom- STEREn McDaniel's entry, mission does not allow itto be al- sold for human consumption." ItObuctoisz so a Hereford, was ra- ted reserve champion Another says: "This isthe by edging the AngussamequalityPennsylvania of Larry Kelly of Fal-farm fresh milk as 10Clay, Sept4 un. you buy in ton Co. PST) DickReinhardt, your stores. The only difference NGTON akirrwids herdsman at the Sud-is it is fresher and better. Treat er Ranch at Zurich, your pets as you treat yourself." NG 68LOTS was the judge. The farmers say they get 50 Top Shorthorn wasto 55 cents a gallon for milk - COWS shown by Janice Pet-sold under the "pet food" plan :;ovvs1,8; CALVES erson,andKaren EN REI ER"EIF RSE Kohman of Gypsum while milk sold elsewhere, some servicene had the champ Charo-of which goes into cheese and of S\1'th, te lais. butter, returns only 40 centsa randChampiont gallon. loliermeres" of the In: Headquarters:100th: Do quarters: McPherson OKs More Washington,Park 1-181 Xans Industrial Bonds ;r.: PhilLjungdahl Dodge City, Evade Pennsylvania Milk McPherson is working on Ks 61 Dairymen more industrial development. Best At Jackson Co. 'Fair ie 316 HU 2273.8 Champion 4-H steer at the Jackson County Fairwas the The city commissionlast OWNERS Controls Thru 'Pet Shops' Hereford of Raney Gilliland. Price week put itsapproval on Angus Farm lined up before the doors open- $450,000inindustrial bonds ED BAKER RESIGNS AS and Lumber Co. He replaces n Bowdish seeking higher prof- and Farmersstore in Pittsburgh, ed. which might be used for an LINCOLN FARM AGENT Keith Oakley, who has moved to Ira B. Houghton its opened a ington, Ks, Ernest Hayes, head of the addition to Certain -Teed Pro- LINCOLN - Ed Baker has Sabetha to manage a co-op 66968 pa., lastweek to sell milk-just ne 913 325-2383 milk - but they United Dairy Farmers which is ductsCorp.,localmanufac- resigned as Lincoln County ex- there. iimn, ordinary behind the operation, said with turer of extruded plastic pro- tension agent, effective Septem- non Springs ailed it pet food. a grin: "We would like the ducts. The corporation, which ber 5. Baker came here in 1965. The farmers,selling milk at ST. JOSEPH FIRM BUYS stateregulated prices, are commssion to investigate to see is McPherson's largest em- He plans to return to Kansas MARYSVILLE ELEVATOR igus Farm telow that we're doing the right thingployer with 350 persons on State University to work on a Sc Shirley Nutsch hoghing. Customers,who are MARYSVILLE - Grain & n, Ks. suing 20 cents agallon, are for the pets." the payroll, may or may not masters degree in animal nutri-Feed Co. here has been sold to 913 EA 5289 use the bonds as a method of tion. Roy G. Johnston smiling. But thePennsylvania An early customer, Phyllis Graham Grain Co. of St. Joseph Commission is Kernick of suburban Penn Hills, finance. by Glenn Holsapple. New mana- Milk Control The firm, which started op- LINCOLN CO-OP frowning. Thecommission has said: "I have two cats, two dogs ger of the firm will be Don erations at McPherson only NAMES NEW MANAGER prces at $1.03 pergallon for and six kids at home. You can LINCOLN, Ks. - Emerson Partridge, who comes from Bur- ?der Sale store, in its guess who's going to get the four years ago, makes siding, lington Junction, Mo. The Gra- the consumer. The guttering, and downspout ma- Bolte will become manager of fist day, did abrisk business. A milk." ham firm has a string of eleva- terials, among other building the local branch of the Mitchell couple of dozen customers were Also in line to buy milk at 79 County Co-op here. Bolte has tors in Nebraska, Kansas and 1 p.m. products. Missouri. 0.0.0%"AA"..~..." been employed at the Dandur- day sales Rntique5 6, 1 p.m. Allan Smith Registered Holstein AUCTIONWedn., Sept. 6 DISPERSAL itySale SALE Starts 10:00 am. (665, ONAGA, KS. Lunch Served Saturday, Sept. 2 202 NORTH VINE - ABILENE, KANSAS 12:30 Noon Lunch Available Saturday We will sell at auction the listed and described items belong- Selling at the farm - 6 miles north- ing to Dr. Glen Hampton, some of which has formerly been west of Salina, Kansas, west on 1-70 to 'TEMBER 9owned by Dr. Pete Witmer and family. Many of these items Shipton-Trenton Exit; 1miles north & art dated back as far as 1847. Many items are dated 1882. rh west. ;tarts 2:00 p.m. Large marble top table with Hall tree & umbrella holder; fancy carved pedestal; large antique oak combination lad- MANHATTAN hall umbrella & hat rack, wai-der & shelves; small monkey A TOP PROSPECT - Fresh by sale day SALINA, KANS. n; t; small hall bench; large stove; old side saddle & bridle; ZEAL ESTATE walnut table & 5 chairs, 1892;several high back rockers; COLANTHA FOND BLEND G+ large oval center table, walnut;wicker oval table; antique 80 Registered Holsteins :h day of September, large walnut bookcase with 3couch & chair; walnut antique Sire-Son of Lakefield Fond Hope ALL MILKING the City of Nanliat glass doors, 3 drawers with dresser with carved pulls. 2-6335d 14,850M 589F COWS & BRED HEIFERS will drop pulls; 4 antique walnut 1892 cedar chest; antique or of said estate 3-629213,260 524 70 MILKING & SPRINGER COWS fol chairs; table model Zenith TVrope bed; antique spool cabin- I best bidder the 291 12,410 498 the County ofRiley, and stand; slant front desk et; 1875 building blocks (toys); 4-6 10 BIG SEPT. FRESHENING HEIFERS (Scotland) mahogany; wain' t1890 doctor's tool cabinet with slant front desk, bothantique.mirror, good; Schatz Germany of Manhattan,Riley 400 day clock; Childs cane Walnut whatnot shelf;sever-rocker, antique; J. C. Brown DHIA PERFORMANCE al walnut stands; several lad-weight clock, antique; maple 1963 54 cows 13,107 milk 3.6% 468 fat der back chairs;9x12 Orientaldesk; 2 sewing rockers; sever- 505 fat cog; large wall mirror with al antique rockers; oak an- 1964 73 cows 13,778 milk 3.8% marble top shelf;walnut fire- lotsofpicture 1965 75 cows 13,843 milk 3.7% 510 fat side tiquechair; seats,handmade,1847;frames, some antique 1966 82 cows 13,433 milk 3.7% 492 fat walnut centertable, good; an- Antique wash stand; several tique divan;maple end table;Penn. Dutch kitchen chairs, This Farmer -Breeder herd was started wtih a sonof Wis small dropleaftable. good; antique gas heater; Burke Ideal from an 800 lb. VG Sir Bess TidyDaughter. wro-ght iron paper rack; Bandix tablemodel record some antique lamps; other player &lifier; many an-lamps; large modern coffee tique statuesincluding pair oftable; floor lamps; Westing- wild horseswith women & man, approx. house elec. roaster; twin size tique serving200 yrs. old; an-bids complete with chest; & stand; Seth Tho-dresser matching. mas 8 dayclock, approx. 10 in. high, brass 4 drawer Penn. Dutch chest; on four sides;frame with glass mahogany bedroom suite; pic- tom chair; childs cane bot-nic folding table; 2 metal twin dining room table.beds complete; small coffee table; Westinghouse washer; di- Sideboard;5 chairs & host van set; large bird bath; twin chair (oak);ornamental hallsize Jenny Lind bed; large ;t111) designedfor kerosene 'alnl); 4 modern draftsman's table. chairs, dining room Dishes of all descriptions, good; walnut 10 SPRINGER DAUGHTERS KING FOND BESS 5390029 shelf,antique; corner Austrian, German, French, Due August & September -first calf. Born Aug. 25, 1961. Classified 85. Fresh Ze pr approx. dozenetc.; some cut glass; Haviland homeWith These heifers are big-have goodudder 9-22-66. Bred 12-8-66 to Wis Messenger Lad netrnan 12 China ware; Higgins & Seiter 1408354.Records: 2-10 290d 15,390m 541f ,1 Cy cornerlots' gauge shotgunmo-ware; many silver platedpiec- prospect. With the udders andmilk display- del 18.90;4 hard rockmaplees; pewter; old bottles;crock- ed by their half-sisters these10 heifers could 3-10 367d 18,770m 608f leafeaPtams chairs; ARE NICE. 5-1285d 14,370m 515f and walnut drop-ery; jugs; wrought ironitems; start a good foundation. THEY 1966 tax, table,good. antique ), table; libra-books, several hundred in am- sire, Wis Messenger Lad, a six yearold Mooseheart Pioneer screen. 35 min'projector &oimt, some in volumes, some The present herd deliveryof Excellent daughter of WisconsinMasterpiece. She was an 18,000 lb. upon old dated. son from an classified 88 and the milking two daughter with anexcellent udder. This bull is This sale consistsof approx. 75% antique articles.This bred heifers are his daughters.They have size and exceptionally good may be of longduration so come prepared for all day - years olds and It 8-3455 udders. --Calfhood Vaccinated - HealthPapers Furnished - B-308,3 Dr. GlenHampton, Owner RT. 2, SALINA, KANSAS Carl Schnell,Lee Remy & Wm. Schnell, Auctioneers Owner E. A. Dawdy, Sale Mgr., Salina, Kans. Estate "densRank, Abilene,Cashier - Karl Harshman, Clerk ALLAN SMITH, Kansas in the year prior to Ju- far north as Valley Center and Hog ownersfor miles west as far as Maize has kept ly 1, 1967. are cleaningup and Five herds in the Wichita, Val- reva 29, Grass & Grain Cholera Outbreak government veterinarians busy ing herds inan effort August 20 the past couple of weeks. ley Center, Maize area have hadthe disease from to It spreading, Around Wichita Reports so far don't show howcholera in their hog pens this There isno known ss &Grain August 29, 1967 An outbreak of hog cholera inmany head of hogs are involved,month, the veterinarianssaid.cholera, and infected we tor be hogsm the north edge of Wichita asbut it is believed the outbreak An area north of the stockyards destroyed,and other may be under control. in Wichita with a sort of "com-inspected. No ani infectedhogs Exper Dr. David Manley, U.S. De- mon" hog pen involving 12 or accepted formarket partment of Agriculture veter-15 owners also is involved. officials said. in anyIva inary in charge, Animal Health irnal Res Division for Kansas, Topeka, PUBLIC AUCTION ,experime result of said full summaries on the out- 2 DAYS - 2 LOCATIONS as 3 break are not yet available, but state and federal veterinarians SERVICE STATION - APPLIANCE STORE law tha have been working rapidly to EQUIPMENT, STOCK & PERSONAL PROPERTY ',federal circumscribe the outbreak. of September 8 -9a.m. This is the first outbreak at the Black Wolf Store, Black , Kansas, 7 mil the hog killing disease since of Ellsworth, Kansas on Highway 40. es west July 1, one veterinarian said.

However, some 20 outbreaksof Saturday, September 9 -9 ,Friday, the disease were reportedin the Toman Highway Service Station,Highway 4 pect Street, Ellsworth. 40 and Pros, See us for J. Toman & William R.Tomah 4+tTreeel Administrators of the estate of for broadcast aheadof planting J. II. TOMAN For complete sale bill listing contact To settle. Give your new crop a strong at theni fertility base to build on all sea-'IV 0010 .91 G & H AUCTION SERVICE son long. Let us help youselect Ellsworth, Kansas - Ray Gerbitz - GrIt the rightgrade of Gulf Mr. 4 2.3491 Greeen* high analysis mixed fer- Gulf(! tilizer for application ahead of MOls planting. soLb.. Genuine Gulf Mr. Greeen is Saturday your assuranceofguaranteed Mr. Greeen NOTE: Ina plant food analysis, free -flowing HIGH ANALYSIS Monday, SeF material for trouble -free applica- MIXED FERTILIZER AUCTION IGuff Corporatlat SEPTEMBER tion and chemically - combined 2 locationshot grades that deliver the same plant ..-unCDwo.° food ratio in every granule. Use our bulk spreaders for fast, ac-I 4 SALE Starts 10:30mi. 1701 curate application. it Lunch Served 3 PC *Trademark of Gulf 011 Corporation wiser Having decided to quit farming,I will sell at public auction, "Don't just fertilize...be Gulf at the place 5 miles southof Barneston, Nebraska and 11/2 nos 5C( 3 miles south of east; 1/2 mile north and 11/2 east of Oketo; INC. REELECTED - Elected again Summerfield and 11 mileswest, 1 mile back north and Ilimile C K PROCESSING CO., to the hoard of the Farm Cred- west; 2 miles east, 8 milesnorth, 2 miles east, 1 mile north and Telephone PR 6-9269 it Banks of Wichita has been 1/2 mile west of Marysville. 2% Miles East of Sale Barn MANHATTAN, KANS. Leo Paulsen, Concordia farmer. meib 1109 A( Farm Machinery93 Head ofCattle 1965 190 Allis tractor, only 500 hrs., gas Dairy Cattle TRA Saturday, Sept. 23 1949 Ford tractor, just over-2 4 yr. old Holstein, 6 gal. each 740ACRE H hauled 2 5-yr. old Holstein, 7 gal .ea TION: Located j AUCTION 1967 990 David Brown tractor,3 1st calf Holstein heifers, 4 Kansas: 1:30 p.nr. - East edge of OLSBURG, KS. diesel, brand new gal, each AIPTION: Ranch 1966 MF semi-mtd. 4.16 plow Holstein heifer, coming with in pasture and me on K-16 Highway first calf 114 acres feed gra SALE 1958 Ford plow, 2-16 5-yr. old Holstein -Guernsey, 5 than ample water. 1967 384 Oliver 4 -row rear gal. home, implement mount cult. 1st calf % Guernsey hfr., 4 gal buildinp. 1967 5 -ridge Clark weeder 4-yr. old Guernsey, fresh by ME OF SALE: 1:00 1961 JD 11 ft. wheel disc, rigid, sale, 5 gal. LAND SALE-101 ACRES, BUILDINGS RW 5 yr. old Guern.-Hol., fresh Sept., 6 gal. 1962Jr)lister, 4 -row rotary TRACT NO. 6 yr. old Guern., fresh Oct, 5g Located NEAR OLSBURG, POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY moldboard and press wheels5 yr. old. Brown Swiss, 5 gal TION: 1959 Oliver drill, rubber tired, No.9 and then 5 yr. old Holstein, 5 gal. IPTION: Fann 16 bu. box 6 yr. old Holstein, 5 gal. h pasture. 37.9 a 1964 Kovar 11 ft. spring tooth5 yr. old Holstein, 5 gal pain base, 10 acts JD 15 ft. disc Long yearling Guernsey -Hal. OF SALE: 3:30 1958 3 -pt. wood saw for Ford stein heifer tractor -o 3 -pt. heavy duty 7 -ft. blade Stock Cattle Cd TRACT NO. 0 C., 4 -sec. harrow, steel eveners 5 Shorthorn cows TION: Located 8 -ft. McCormick tandem disk3 Black Whiteface cows Pottawatomie, Con 2 -barrel 10 -row sprayer 4 Holstein nurse cows RIPTION: Farm 4 Angus belted -Dutch cows csobadand balm 1957 66 New Holland baler, 2 Black Whiteface heifers wliut, 101 scree f completely recond. 14 Black cows AND PLACE OF 1958 McCormick sidedel. 42 calves tea ber 12, 1967 rake, new rear rubber NOTE: Cows and calveswill of Fostoria. 1957 Ford mower, 7 -ft. bar, 3 - be sorted day of sale. All cowl pt. hookup bred to Reg. Angus bull. building area f. RI bber tired gear with 6x10 TRACT NO. box TION: Located Miscellaneous math, home am 1961 Electric Wheel gear with an in Pottawats Beige tweed Acrilan rug RIPTION: flatbed new, 100 a Highway K-16 Modern Home at the edge of Olsburg, on K16 2 -wheel 6x10 trailer with dumppad, 11'1"x13'2", brand waste. 9.8 acres w can be cut tofit any room; cosserving base. bed air condi Ford manure loader, rear mt.,17,500 BTU Carrier AND PLACE OF wardrobe' 3 pt. toner, new; metal timber 12, 1967 at 1957 80 bit. Case manure sprea-kitchen step stool;blonde step This farm lays in two different end table and coffeetable; tracts - '76 acres north of K16 der, rubber, like new leaf tar Ford dirt scoop, 3 -pt.; 36 ft.blonde 3 pedestal drop TERM and 25 acres on the south. ble, 3 extra leaves; 4matching Kelly Ryan elev., power take cabinet, 3 25% down di chairs; blonde china and Merchan, The farm will be offered in two tracts, then as off: Wetmore hammermill; all like a unit. Can be purchased on contract, subject 1966 Mayrath post hole digger,shelves, glass doors, 2SSION: Immedia new. 60 Possession Mar to approval by owner, prior to day of sale. 3 -point;loading ch"te, rub- vinyl 20" window fan; new AD: 1967 and all a ber tired, brand new; new trac- beige tor cab,fitsany tractor; floorcovering, 7'9"x12', RANCE: Responsi s+eel stock rack fors ton pattern; 7 Venetianblinds, pickup, new. 30"x5', 1 26"x5';telescoping TERMS: 20 per cent of purchase price day of 40 ft. pipe, antennaand rotor; sale. Balance upon approval of title. Easy ride seat for Ford trac-picnic table; 4metal lawn LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Tract 2 ,E1/2 of NE14 tor, good cond.: swinging draw light fix ALL PROPERTI1 23-7-7, 76 acres. Tract 1, 20A of chairs; fluorescent of SE14 POSSESSION anno"nced day of sale. bar for Ford tractor: bumperture for over sink,extra bulb, less tr. .64A to hy. and 5 acres in SEcorner of for Ford tractor, like new; hassock;dishes, W1/2 of SEY4, 23-7-7. TAXES: 1967 prorated as of 1966 taxes. All gray storage etc; SUIRECTTO prior taxes paid by seller. large cattle oiler with stand,pans, fruitjars, lamas, Al new; Hurd sure Seed seeder, 54" long, Consisting of 101 acre farm, of which20 some new curtains, to acres farm land, bal. pasture, modern home, EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY to the person 3 bu., new, for rear of tractor;other items toonumerous barns, sheds, feed rack, stock pond, good fen- who doesn't want to completely quit farming. covered mineral box on turn-mention. Pasture, corrals, sheds for livestock, some farm table; hydraulic wagon jack, ALFALFA ces. City water by property line, some choice heavy iron; cement mixer. STRAW, CLOVER, frontage along Highway 16. land to farm at the edge of town, near the 50 square strawbales Tuttle Creek lake. bales Auctioneers Note: All ma- 1200 square clover 0 Tic E chinery is in tip top shape. 750 square alfalfabales REAL ESTATE SOLD BY CARLSON AGENCY, Manhattan TERMS: CASH Phone PR 8-3455, LAWRENCE WELTER, Auctioneer or PR 8-3083, HAROLD CARLSON, Real Estate Agency Gilbert Mr. & Mrs. E!mer L. Nalioral Aucts: Jim O'Neil & Clerk:1st VERNON HOLT, Owner Delmar Jurgens Bank,Swinge° °WI'erg for aning , mil earlier this year put strict ani- in 'P and rey",1 bypass dealers by breedingtheirtheir exposure to other animals 29, 1967 mal care, feeding and shelter re-own animals. easefran effort tai,,!. August and the incidence of contagious MATTRESS & quirements on both dealers and Other expenses e isrm.-111i, sPread,7; laboratories. are rising. diseases. BOX SPRINGS & Grain 21 The University of Pennsylvania and i','`fleil Grass Now, some researchers say Specials Every Day royed:*eefed hogs School of Medicinesays it mustSHE'S DISTRICT DAIRY and they are paying twice as much New Low Prices other spend about $1 million tore- PRINCESS AT ABILENE Buy Direct r for cats and dogs as they didmodel its animal care facilities d foroi"factede orexpense In Delores Hoffman of Abilene market ga a year ago, and supply prob- Also Complete Rebuilding 1.11 to meet the new standards. said, lems are developing. Case We- won the district 6 Dairy Prin- Service A spokesman for TempleUni- cess title at Abilene last week. Research stern Reserve Universityis versity Hospital says the quali- ION Animal get cost-planning to substitute monkeys She was winner over Patricia Manhattan experiments ty of research animals has de-Reed, Rice County; Brenda Lee PIONs Anima,result of newlegisla- for hard -to -get cats in brain re- lier as a clined because dealersnow must Laas, Saline; Sheryl Lockhart, Mattress Co. search. hold animals for five days be- Lincoln; and Kristine Schubert, 414 S. 4th PR 8-5302 '!TINCE STORM that took effect Many labs say they intend to L pRopt4y ti°1111.federal law fore shipping them, increasingMarion.

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9 km, Highway 40 andFri:. arn Tomaii tateofR. LESTATEAUC the estate of the late Kester Hammett, we will G' contact To settle sellat Public Auction the following listed Real Estate st thetimes and places listed below. SERVICE 2 --- GR 2.1491 MONDAY & TUESDAY, SEPT.11th, 12th, 1967 Saturday Starting At 10:00 A. M. EachDay NOTE: Tracts 1, 2 and all Blue Rapids Tracts will be sold at the AmericanLegion Building in Blue Rapids, Kansas on Monday, September 11, 1967. Tracts 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 will iEPTEMBER be sold Tuesday, September 12, 1967 at the time and 1 location shownwith their description.

Starts 10:30 a.I 1709 ACRES OF LAND IN MARSHALL & POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY Lunch Served 3POST OFFICE BUILDINGS (BLUE RAPIDS, WATERVILLE, HANOVER) 11 sell at public audio; Nebraska and 11'111111as 5 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS (3 IN BLUE RAPIDS, 2 IN MARYSVILLE) iketo; 3 miles south 01 21 RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES (ALL IN BLUE RAPIDS) back north and 1.4 s east, 1 mile north and

TO LINCOLN COMMERCIAL PROPERTY lead of Cat 1709ACRES LAND NEBRASKA KANSAS I SE TRACT NO. 6 77 .1\%%"*, 99 A airy Cattle TRACT NO. 1 HANOVER 809 BROADWAY-MARYSVILLE TRACT #7 0 0 LOCATION:West Ad Holstein, 6 gal. eiai 740 ACREHAMMETT RANCH US 36 of Lot No. 4, Block 9, Ballard and Morrall's Addition, Marysville, Kansas. ild Holstein, 7 gal .enV LOCATION: Located just South of Blue Rapids, Marshall 0 DESCRIPTION:Brick and glass front building now occupied County, Kansas: elf Holstein heifers,1 E°YCi'' by -MacLeod's Cleaners" in downtown Marysville. ach DESCRIPTION: Ranch has 253 acres cropland and balance O." o-9 - WATERVILLE TIME AND PLACE OF SALE:1:30 P. M., Tuesday, Sep- in pasture and meadow. 72.4 acres wheat allotment, 1 heifer, coming wt TRACT NS tember 12, 1967 at the Courthouse in Marysville. calf 174acres feed grain base, no conserving acres. More GS d Holstein -Guernsey,: tfun ample water, and is improved with large modern home, I implement andhayshed and other 77 buildings. TRACT NO. 10 Guernsey hfr., 4 16 TIME OF SALE: 1:00 P. M., Monday, September 11, 1967. `TRACT/99 I Guernsey, fresh by FOSTORIA U 801 NORTH 11TH-MARYSVILLE

5 gal. TRACT NB 6 APARTMENT - APARTMENT HOUSE Id Guern.-Hol., fresh LOCATION: South 1, Lots 10, 11, 12 Palmetto Add., Marys- ville, K . , 6 gal. TRACT NO. 2-325 ACRE FARM 13 0 Guern., fresh Ori, DESCRIPTION: LOCATION: Located 5 miles East of Blue Rapids on Hiway Tiie construction, brick faced, fairly new d Brown Swiss, 5gal. No. 9 and then 1. mile North. roof, full basement, steam heat, 4 car garage. All apart- d Holstein, 5 gal. DESCRIPTION: mets furnished and furniture goes with building. Farm has 140 acres cropland and balance TIME AND PLACE OF SALE: d Holstein, 5 gal. in pasture. 37.9 acres wheat allotment, 90 acres feed 2:00 P. M., Tuesday, Sep- tember 12, 1967 at the Courthouse in Marysville. id Holstein, 5 gal grain base, 10 acres conserving base. Farm unimproved. varling TIME OF SALE: 3:30 P. M., Monday, September 11, 1967. POST OFFICE BUILDINGS heifer TRACT NO. B. R. Na 14 TRACT B. R. NO.15 35 PUBLIC SQUARE - BLUE RAPIDS LOCATION:Lot No. 35, Public Square, Blue Rapids. Lock Cattle TRACT NO. 9-484 ACRE FARM BLUE RAPIDS POST OFFICE .horn cows LOCATION: Located about 'A mile Northeast of Fostoria, LOCATION:Lots No. 22, 24, 26 on Public Square, Blue TRACT B. R. NO. 13 Whiteface cos Pottawatomie, County, Kansason Hiway No. 16. Rapids, Kansas. 37 PUBLIC SQUARE-BLUE RAPIDS ein nurse cows DESCRIPTION: Farm is unimproved and has 154 acres of DESCRIPTION: Concrete block and cut stone, construction, built in 1960. Paying $268.00 per month. Original Lease LOCATION: West 24: of Lot No. 37, Public Square, Blue s belted-Dutch cows cropland and balance in pasture and meadow. 15acres Rapids, Kansas. Whiteface heifers wheat, 101 acres feed grain,34 acres conserving base. runs to October 31, 1970, with option for 2 more 5 TIME 'r cows AND PLACE OF SALE: 10:130 A. M., Tuesday, Sep- year terms at same rental. TRACT B. R. NO. 11 tember 12, 1967 at the Farm about 3/4 mile Northeast TIME OF SALE:11:00 A. M., Monday, September 11, 1967. es of Fostoria. LOCATION:Lot No. 94, Main Street, Blue Rapids, Kansas. : Cowsand calves led day ofsale. All m TERMS ON COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Reg. Angus ball' TRACT NO. 7 TRACT NO.8 -160 ACRE FARM HANOVER POST OFFICE TERMS: 25% down day of sale and balance on delivery of LOCATION: Located 4 miles East of Olsburg, Deed and Merchantable Title. then 4 miles LOCATION:Part of Lots No, 6, 7, 8. Block 16, Hanover. iscellaneous south, in PottawatomieCounty, Kansas. ruegf DESCRIPTION: DESCRIPTION:Concrete block and brick constructers,built POSSESSION: Possession given October 1. 1967. tweed Acrilan 100 acres cropland, balance meadow and brand n in1961. Paying $260.00 per month.Original Lease Pro -rata as of October 1. 1967. '1"xl3'2", waste. 9.8 acreswheat, 57 acres feed grain, 37 acres TAXES: rod"eerj runs to March 19, 1971,with option for 2 more 5 year cut tofit any conserving base. INSURANCE: Responsibility of buyer as day of sale. TIME AND air PLACE OF SALE: terms at same rental. BTU Carrier 10:30 A. M., Tuesday, Sep- TIME AND PLACE OF SALE:3:00 P. M., Tuesday, Sep- metal WarjaersF tember 12, 1967at location of Tract No. 9. H r, new; blonde tember 12. 1967 at the Post Office in step stool; coffee llaari )le and etchiri drop patchy; RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY 3 pedestal TERMS: TERMS ON LAND xtra leaves:4 %joy 25% down dayof sale and balance on delivery of TRACT NO. 5 O Deed and All of the following properties will be sold at the blonde china like POSSESSION:Merchantable Title. WATERVILLE POST OFFICE all American Legion Building in Blue Rapids, Kansas, Monday, glass doors, Immediate possessionof wheat ground and Lot No. 1, Block No. 7, Waterville, K full Possession LOCATION: September 11, 1967. w yin). TAXES: March 1, 1968. block and brickconstruction, 1967 and all DESCRIPTION: Concrete vindow fan; 11,e, INSURANCE: prior years paidinfull. built in 1962. Paying $214.69 per month.Original Lease Responsibility of buyeras of day of sale. runs to December 31,1972, with option for 4 more5 21 RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES vexing, Ven7e9d'aNnt. 7 year terms at same rental. 26,,55i; TIME AND PLACE OF SALE:4:00 P. M., Tuesday, Sep- (ALL IN BLUE RAPIDS and.,1\ri'r, 1 antenna tember12,1967 at the most Office in Waterville. iipe, 4meta.,1 table; ALL PROPERTIES TERMS ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY SELL TO THE HIGH BIDDER TERMS ON POST OFFICEBUILDINGS TERMS: 25% down day of sale and balance on delivery of fluorescent extra11,,Ilt down day of sale and balance on delivery of sink, TERMS:25% Deed and Merchantable Title. over SUBJECT haSSOCIC et TO APPROVAL OF Deed and Merchantable Title. Possession given October 1, 1967. :Orage PROBATE COURT. 1st of month following acceptance of Title POSSESSION: jarS,4 lain; 10:.; POSSESSION: TAXES:Pro -rata as of October 1, 1967. YU it and Final Payment in full. Responsibility of buyer as of day of sale. v CUrtairiS' ion. INSURANCE: [ea. um Pro -rata to date of po :ems too1, TAXES: Responsibility of buyer as of day of sale. 0001 INSURANCE: v,CLOVER.' sale, and to receive a Sale Catalog showing bales NOTICE properties prior to a picture of each strawclove'bales NOTICE:To inspect any of these irenare of each property, contactDon Roche, Real EstateBroker and Aue- bales complete description arealfalfa property along with a tioneer, Blue Rapids, Kansas, Phone CA6-7282. HEIRS OFKESTER HAMMETT REALESTATEBROKER & AUCTIONEER DON ROCHEBLUE RAPIDS,KANSAS, PHONE 913 CAPITAL 6-7282 Sent 23 - Household goods Nov. 25 - Fall sale of Arbuth- Elmerve, and Antiques, Arthur Rosen- not Herefords, Haddam, Ks. Grove,r o :at.nstorf, berg estate, Olsburg, Kans. Bob Arbuthnot. GaiG Calendar Ed L. Fritz, Auctioneer. Dec. 16 - Marshall County FIIIIIIIIIIMM11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111a Sept .25 - Household goods Hereford Assn. annual con- Livitesatdolcuk,aSrtueprps Aug. 29 - Farm sale southeast Farm, Hanover, Kans.; and and Antiques, Arthur Rosen- signment sale,Marysville of Alta Vista, Ks., Clyde Tho- Mormon Springs Angus Farm, berg estate, Olsburg, Kans. Sales Barn. Francis & Shirley E. Nutsch. Ed L. Fritz, Auctioneer. Jan. 20, 1968 - Rebenstorf mas. Auct. Jim Kirkeminde. Sept. 23 - Real estate at Ols- Herefords Production sale, Aug. 30 - Holstein dispersal Sept. 30 - Kansas Hampshire burg. Vernon Holt. Lawrence sale, Milford, Nebr. Auct: Breedersannual show & Rolfsmier. Welter, auct. ANIMAL sale, Horton, Kans., Eddie Sept. 30 - Household & antique TEX REAL HEAL August 30 - Phillip A. Hedrick - Hull, Ottawa, sale sec. ONWARD 95th PROTECTIO con Estate, real estate north Sept. 6 - Antique auction in sale at Olsburg. Mrs. Hilma Vogue. Lawrence Welter, Let Us Discuss of Clay Center. Foster Kretz, Abilene, Kans.,Dr. Glen Cow Hera - With You--Yout auct. VACCINES Cr BACTERINS hft, auct. Hampton. Aucts. Carl Schnell, Royal Essar INSTRUMENTS Oct. 3 - Arthur Hay Estate CKato, Heir - TREATMENTSINSEcy August 30 - Rogniat Estate, Lee Remy & Wm. Schnell. Apparent la Clay Center, Kansas. Real Sept. 7 - Farm sale at Barnard, Miltonvale, farmsale.Paul ijuiL-SRitVleg.,* Pruitt, auctioneer. SERVICEABLE BULLS FOR AlVDIAL estate. Foster Kretz, auct. Kans., Mae Laity.Aucts MEDICB October 6 - North Central WITH WEIGHT RECORDS PHONE Aug. 20 - Land sale north of Frank Harz and Bob Perry. Priced.. . . $300 to $500 ME 2-3212 Clay Center, Kans., Hender-September 8 - Real estate & Feeder Sale. Foster Kretz. son estate. Auct Foster Kretz. household in Clay Center. Oct. 9 - Fall hog sale in New- GRANT POOLE. ton, Kans., Balthrop Farms of MANHATTAN, KANS. E LD'S Aug. 30 - House in Clay Cen- Clara Boyle Schurle Estate. Located 4 mi. south of I -70-K177 STORE ter, Kans., Rogniat estate. Foster Kretz, Auct. Wichita. intersection, 2 mi.west on Mc- Dowell Creek Rd. Ph. PR 6-8315. CLAY CWI'ER, Auct Foster Kretz. Sept. 8-9 - Service Station Ap-Oct. 20 - Annual registered I(Am August 31 - Real estate in pliance Store and Personal Quarter Horse consignment Clay Center, Vern Hitsman. Property west of Blackwolf, sale in Salina, Kans., Bernard The Growing Hog Market Foster Kretz, auct. Kans. G&H Auction Service. Ireton, sale mgr.; Bob Perry Is At Aug. 31 -- Real estate in ClaySept. 9 - Real estate sale at and Roger A. Johnson, aucts. Center, Kans, Vern Hitsman. 906 Osage, Manhattan. Rea Oct. 20 - Registered Quarter WASHINGTON SALES CO. A ct Foster Kretz. Muir Estate, W. G. Glenn, Horse consignment sale in Sa- lina, Kans., Sale mgr. Bernard TRY US SOON 'opt. 1 - - Government grain adm. Lawrence Welter, auct. binsinClay Center, Kans.Sept. 11 - Mrs. Millard Ander- Ireton. Aucts. Bob Perry and HOGS every TUESDAY Roger Johnson. Auct Foster Kretz. son. NW of Clyde. Lagasse & CATTLEevery WEDNESDAY Sept. 2 - Household goods & Lagasse, auct. Oct. 21 -25th annual Kansas All Sale Guernsey sale in Hutchinson, Start 1:001 antiques northwest of Topeka, Sept. 11 - Farm sale west of A Growing Market Lowery Girvin. Auct. Al War- Barnes, Kans., James Reece. W. G. Ransom, Williamsburg, for Finished Cattle ner. Auct Foster Kretz. co-chairman sale committee. Sept. 2 - Allan Smith HolsteinSept. 11 & 12 (2 -day sale) - Oct.28---Kansas Milking Dispersal, Salina, Kans. E. D. Post office buildings in Blue Shorthorn Society state sale Dawdy, sale manager. Rapids, Waterville and Han- in Hutchinson, Free Rogers, Barn Phone EA 5-2266 Residence EA 5-2393 Sept. 2 - Real estate east of over, Kans; 4 farms and sev- sale mgr. Dick Sears, auct. Washington, Kans. Manhattan. Earl & Edith Ty - eral town properties in BlueNov. 4 - Crowther -Walker Lawrence Welter, auct. Rapids. Kester Hammett es- Quarter Horse production Sept. 2 - Angus production tate. Auct. & real est. broker sale in Salina, Duane Walker, salenorthwestofPaola, Don Roche. Canton, sale mgr. Kans., Wilmer Rader. Sale Sept. 13 -- Farm sale east ofNov. 4 - All breed calf sale in mgr. John Barton; Auct. Ray Longford, Ray A.Feathers. Manhattan, Olson, Fagerberg Sims. Auct. Foster Kretz. & Hawkinson, joint sale. Sept. 2 -- Registered Holstein Nov. 3 - 5th annual Hammar- dairy dispersal sale northwestSept. 15 & 16 -- Antiques and lund-Shamrock Angus sale. of Salina, Allen Smith herd personal property at Marys. St. Marys, Kansas. of milk cows and bred hei- vale, Omar Hawkins Est.; Nov. 10 -- John Stephenson and fers. Sale mgr. E. A. Dawdy. Howard Funk, owner. Auct. Becker Angus farm joint pro- Sept. 4(Labor Day) - High Don Roche. duction sale, Downs, Kans. HOGS START AT 11:00 A.M. grade Holstein dispersal . Sept. 16 - Nemec Brothers Phil Ljungdahl, Sale Manag- northwest of Hiawatha, Kans. farm sale southwest of Han- er. CATTLE AT 1:00 P.M. southwest of Reserve, Kans., over, Ks. Marvin L. Heck and Nov. 10 - Registered Hereford A larger run of cattle than we expected made last Saturday's Boyd & George Fridell. Lawrence Welter, aucts. sale at Paxico, Kans., Garland market a real active one, both on cattle and hogs, with calves Sept. 4 - Household goods inSeptember 18 - Farm sale Gideon & Son. off cows showing the way. Clay Center, Dorothy John- south of Hanover, Dedrick Nov. 15, 1967-Registered son. Auct. Foster rKetz. Hillmer. Jim Dickson & Fos- Hereford sale, Smolan, John- We have a big demand for both steer and heifer feeders, and ter Kretz, Auctioneers. son Hereford Farms; Elmer Sept. 4 - Registered Angus for calves.If you have cattle in this class and are thinkingo - - L. Johnson & Sons. Red joint production sale, Wash- Sept. 19 Schwertizer Estate marketing them, we'd like to look them over for you.This ington, Kans.; Glen Bowdish Land Auction south of ClayNov. 18 - Kocher Herefords may be a good time to move calves and feeders.If you will & Barbara B. Houghton; and Center. Foster Kretz Auction- production sale in Onaga, compare the prices on consignments listed below, you'll see F. R. & Shirley Nutsch. Sale eer. Herman Kocher & Sons. how active the market has been. mgr. Phil Ljungdahl;acct. Sept. 20 - Land and farm Nov. 18 - State ewe sale in Roy G. Johnston. machinery west of Frankfort H tchinson, Kans. Purebred Also, we'd like toremind our hog consignors to get their ani- SEW Sept. 4 - Joint production sale Mr. and Mrs. Marc Knudsen. Sheep Breeders Assn., V. E. mals in as soon aspossible so we can start the sale prompty at in Washington, Kans., Bar B Auct. Don Roche. McAdams, sec. 11 A.M. , and getto the cattle by 1:00 P.M. We'll appreci- Nov. 21 - Hereford production ate your cooperation. sale in Marysville, Peterson's The following is asampling of our consignments last week: Buye Herefords. Elmer Peterson & Frids Inc. 7 holstein steers900 (a 22.15 Ronald Rice Motors, Son. STEERCALVES. Man' Nov. 22 - Hereford production 2 whiface steers 305 (5131 . 254 holstein steers305 9 23.60 that CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC sale in Marysville, Peterson's 27 whiface steers 535 @29. 053 holstein steers420 23.60 504 1 North Kansas' Largest Volume Dealer Herefords. Elmer Peterson & 6 whiface steers410 (5)29.60 are s NW 2nd Phone CO 3-4000 ABILENE, KANS. Son. 5 whiface steers345 p29. 80 COWS 14 whiface steers 525 ©28.00The cow market held steady i bull ---- 9 black steers 915 p29.20with last week. Good cows sold 1 bull ---- CATTLE SALE 12 black steers 380 ©32. 30from $16 . 00 to $17. 50, heifre HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! EVERY 13 black steers 565 ©27. 70$18.00 to $20.00, and the ski lies went from $14.50 to $16. 1 holstein c We have a good selection of new 1967 Model Chevrolets, HEIFER CALVES 1 holstein c Oldsmobiles and Cadillacs left. These are not going to last! Wednesday 11 whiface heifers510 @26.00 HOGS 1 holstein c Hurry for the best selections. 4 whiface heifers 365 p27.0015 white hogs 234 (a 1 holstein c Starting 1:00 p.m. at 1967 CHEVROLET Impala 29 whiface heifers505 p26.6033 mix butchers239 (a $3095 224 (a 4 dr., V-8. Radio, heater, automatic transmission,power 11 black heifers450 @25. 9050 mix butchers GRA steering. NEWTON, KS. 9 whiface heifers 415 p25.6024 mix butchers230 (a 40 mixed st 22 shthorn 1966 CHEVROLET Impala $2795 We have been farmers and 10 whiface heifers425 26.1018 mix butchers218 (a 2 dr. V-8 Hardtop. Radio, heater, automatic transmission, stockmen all our lives. We 5 blkwhif heifers 555 p25. 1011 mixed butchers227@ 24 shthorn power steering, power brakes, air conditioner. 24 shthorn should know how to conduct 5 whiface heifers 455 ©2S.50 5, 1966 CHEVROLET Biscayne $1995 a sale for the best interests 4 black heifers 415 p25.90 SOWS 33 mixedst 4 dr. V-8. Radio, heater, automatic transmission,power of the area. ,35 4 mixed he steering, air conditioner. 3 red sows FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 2 mixed sows 380 @ 17,90 5 heifers-- 1966 OLDSMOBILE Delta 88 $3295 HORSE SALE 2 dr. hardtop Coupe. Radio, heater, automatic transmis- 16 whiface steers 770 ©26. 30 2 }tamp sows 320 @ 18,00 sion, power steering, power brakes, air conditioner. 6 black steers 790 ©25. 30 1 white sow 565 @ 15,25 STOCKS MON., SEPT. 4 6 blkwhif steers 450 @ 15,75 8 black stee 1966 TEMPEST Custom $2495 950 ©25.10 1 hamp sow 4 dr. V-8. Radio, heater, automatic transmission,power NIGHT SALE 8 whiface steers805 ©26. 15 15 blackste steering, power brakes, air conditioner. 6 whiface steers835 ©25.20 PIGS 16 whiface 1965 CHEVROLET We continue our regular first Good 28 blkwhif Impala $2095 Monday of the month horse 12 whiface heifers740 ©24. 85The pig market was steady. 2 dr. V-8,Hardtop..Radio, heater, 4 -speed. pigs 60 to 90 lbs, $18.00to sale. Oto 1965 PONTIAC Catalina $2195 HOLSTEIN STEERS $23.00 per head. Pigs from 2 dr. hardtop. Radio, heater, automatic transmission. - OWNERS - 2 holstein steers400 23.90 60 lbs, $18.00 WF 1961 OLDSMOBILE 98 $2295 Bay Dohrman 21 holstein steers1005 p22.40 head. The little onessold fo 4 dr. Town Sedan. Radio, heater ,automatic transmission, "Bill" Dohrman 11 holstein steers 970 ©22.50 $11.00 to $16.00 nes power steering, power brakes, air conditioner. Vern Koch Sul 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 1500 Series $1595 For infoa 2 dr. Radio, heater, stick shift, overdrive. Auctioneer - LICENSED AND BONDED obligation, Floyd Gehring gal the 1964 CHEVROLETImpala $1595 i.147 any I 4 dr. V-8. Radio, heater ,automatic transmission,power BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY CE steering, power brakes ,air conditioner. Newton Livestock If you have livestock to appraise, call: 1964 CORVA1R Monza DUDE I $1095 & Commission Co. VERN LANGVARDT, Manager, 502 UPLANDn 2 dr. Sports Coupe. Radio, heater, 4 speed. Barn Phone AT 3.8700 HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer, 520 13PIA"" HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone349-ww... August 29, 1967 The farm is six miles north of .P.,...~ Kechl Erdwein suffered rib fractures, a hand injury, chest, vestock Look, Ma. and internal injuries. S Look, ma, nocavities! Ileadena rte7 The American Dental Asso- ciation says that in 1965 den- PRICES REDUCED "4 tists pulled one tooth for ev- ON ALL SIZES ery male in the country and Example: 0.8 tooth per female. In 1952 RoTtoti.A4 the figures were two per man Rear Tractors and L6 per woman. Us Discuss .../.."00%.4WAIWW*4".1...W.../. 13.6-38 $59 W' - Zz841:44 All other sizes similarly RECOVERING AFTER reduced. S " TREAT4ENIN;; 24 HOURS UNDER TRACTOR Plus Fed. Ex. Tax and 144.1"SPAVICh: WICHITA -A Sedgwick Resalable Ex. Tire Couny farmer, Harry Erdwein, PROD 4E73272.1 is 64, is recovering after having FINK been pinned for nearly 24 hours TIRE SERVICE HELD's under an overturned tractor. Womego,KAMA. 4562575 STORE LAy 141a High Grade Holstein Complete Dispersal larket Is At Doniphan Vies For Corn Lead Mon., September 4 Doniphan County - in the far northeast corner of Kansas Labor Day Starts 10:00 a.m. produced four million bushels of corn in 1965 and five million- Lunch Served last year. This year? Who knows? But corn farmers Adam Huss In tent at Bluhm farm 2 miles and Harold Rush of Troy figure this is the year their county re- south & 1/2 west of places neighboring Brown County as the state's leading corn RESERVE, KS. producer. 41, DAY Could Doniphan be after a six or seven or even eight -mil- FIR - FIRE - FIRE - On August 9th the entire Grade A AU lion bushel crop? Many county farmers think almost perfect Dairy setup of Boyd & George Fridell near Robinson, Kans., Start i weather conditions may produce corn outputs never before ap- burned up. The cattle were moved immediately to the Lyle Bluhm Grade A setup near Reserve, Kans., which had been proached. sold the day before. The herd must be sold. The farm is 5 ED BURT A county extension program that started in 1962 mostly as miles north of Hiawatha, Kans., on Highway 73, then 3 miles a yield contest has blossomed out into a broader plan in which west, 1 mile north, and 1/2 west on gravel road. Watch for participating farmers keep detailed records for labor, fuel, seed, signs. tesidenCe EA fertilizer, herbicide, insecticide, depreciation, repairs, land use 52393 charge, machine hire, total costs per acre, cost per bushel, profit Kans. per acre, yield per acre, soil type, corn variety, planting date, row width and planting rate, tillage practices, area harvested 212 Head Sell-151 Good Young Cows and harvest date. Mostly 3, 4 & 5 - Many Fresh & Heavy Springers - many Base Cows; 27 2-yr. old Springers Heifers; 34 Heifer Calves. Harold Rush thinks the county program made a big step Foundation Stock. forward when many corn farmers went to continuous corn and DHIA Herd Avg. 89%, 10,806 lbs. M 426 lbs. Records furnished stopped legumes. ABS Herd - Bred to & many sired by top ABS bulls. Herd Says county agent Jay West: "It's gotten so anymore that a built on very top DHIA stock from top herds in Missouri farmer who doesn't get 100 bushels an acre starts looking around and Kansas. to see what's wrong. It used to be a goal; now it's average." BEST OF HEALTH - Tested for TB and Bangs; C.V. and vaccinated for Lepto. Will someone break the 200 -bushel barrier on some extended acreage this year? Rush doesn't think he will go that far, but then he has reason to be leary of such talk. He promised his wife FARM TRUCK - 1957 Ford Cab -over Cattle Truck Sells a mink coat when production reaches that level. 11:00A.M. BOYD & GEORGE FRIDELL, Owners For Catalog & Information; DONALT) J. BOWMAN DO P.M. Auct. & Sale Manager - Hamilton, Missouri 64644 made last Saturday's b and hogs, with calves Hogs 11:30 a.m. Cattle 1 p.m: I heifer feeders, and 'suetow, ss and are thinking of Reynolds Sale Barn We had a big nun o catt2e at ouA sate Thmsday. over for you.This The Batt e. axe beginning to move pcom the pa4tuite4 feeders.If you will CO 3-3394 and we anticipate heavy nuns in .the iutuxe. Fat d below, you'll see ABILENE, KANS. Cattle and lieedefa we up 6/tom a week ago, white SELLING EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON cows, butts and catme4 we,te steady. The £at hog nors to get their atil- maAketwasdown with an extfteme .top olc $20.60. t the sale prompty at Feedet and weaning pig4 we/te up ,tom a week ago '.M. We'll appreci- Starting At 1:00 p.m. with a 4hoitt 4uppty. The Ottowing is a sampling nments last week Buyers and sellers, locally and from a wide area, made last (16 out consignments: Friday's Auction one of the best sales we have ever had. FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 1 blackwhif bull cif 315 p28.25 in steers900@ 22 Many fine strings of cattle moved through the ring at prices 3 whiface steers ---- 738 p26.70 14 whiface steers --- 461 @27.80 in steers 305 @ 23 that looked steady to strong on stockers and feeders, cows 2 charolais steers --- 650 @26.50 28 black steers 489 p27.25 in steers 420 @ 23 50t to $1.00 lower, grain fed cattle about steady.Following 12 mixed steers ---- 600 @26.40 HEIFER CALVES are some of the representativesales of Friday August 25: 32 whiface steers --- 754 p26.35 1 charolais heifer 215 @31.50 COWS BULLS 25 whiface steers -811 @26.45 5 whiface steers ---- 760 @26.20 1 whiface heifer 225 p30.50 market held steady 1 bull 1220 @ 21.10 13 whiface steers -817 p26.30 11 whiface steers --- 560 p25.85 1 whiface heifer 320 p28.00 week. Goodoowsl4 1 bull 1450 @ 21.00 13 blkwhif steers -823 p26.20 15 mixed steers ---- 73S @25.80 1 whiface heifer 360 p26.75 5.00 to $17.50,h 26.50 17 whiface steers --- 537 p25.80 438 p25.50 and hJI 15 blk&bwf steers -804 @ 24 black heifers :o $20.00 COWS 24 whiface steers -789 @26.50 8 whiface steers ---- 805 @25.60 2 whiface heifers 402 @23.30 t from$14.50 to $16. 1 holstein cow --1160p18.00 23 whiface steers -829 26.30 46 mixed steers ---- 512 @25.50 1 holsteincow --1480 p16.80 40 blk&bwf steers -641 @26.60 51 mixed steers ---- 943 p25.45 HOGS & PIGS HOGS 1 holstein 27.70 17 mixed steers ---- 942 p25. OS 9 white fats 220 p20.60 19,0. cow --1210 @16.60 6 blk&bwf steers -587 (co hogs 234 @ 1 holsteincow --1035 p16.95 16 black steers ---575 @27.80 8 black heifers 594 @24.85 53 mixed fats 218 p20.55' 1915 24.20 outchers239 @ 14 blk&bwf steers -554 @27.00 21 whiface heifers 656 @ 27 mixed fats 230 p20.50 224 @ 1199:: 990 @24.10 nitchers GRAIN FED CATTLE 10 black steers -754 @25.70 2 red steers 51 mixed fats 206 p20.35 230 Coi 40 mixed 563 p24.05 Butchers steers --908 @ 25. 85 6 roan steers 798 @25.90 10 mixed heifers 33 mixed fats 244 @20.25 22 shthorn 50S @23.85 ,etchers218 @ 191 steers -911 @ 2S. 75 12 mixed steers775 p25.30 36 holstein steers 2 mixed sows 348 ©19.10 19, 24 shthorn 679 p23. 9C I butchers227@ steers --901 p 25. 75 12 whiface steers -657 @27.10 10 mixed steers 7 white sows 400 p18.50 24 shthornsteers -488 p 25. 75 26 medqlmix strs -742 @25.05 66 holstein steers 6?8 p23.80 1 hamp sow 545 p17.80 33 mixed 23.10 SOWS steers -850 p 25.45 25.90 12 holstein steers 814 p 2 hamp boars 212 p18.75 0 4 mixed heifers 9 red&roan steers -752 p 425 @"15 --775 @ 24.80 COWS 1 white boar 435 p12. NI 'S 17.8 S heifers 380@ ------851 @ 24.45 STOCKER & 'FEEDER HEIFERS 290.00 1 hamp boar 775 p12.30 SOWS 26.40 2 holstein cows 18'(1) 7 whiface heifer;: 511 @ 565 @12.20 ows 320@ 1 whiface cow ---- 1145 @17.40 1 black boar 565@ 13,15 10 black heifers487 p 26.15 16.60 125 p19.25 ow STOCKER & FEEDERSTEERS 2 red cows 1065 @ 3 white feeders 450@15'5 8 black 5 black heifer 470 p 25.70 1040 @16.30 3 hamp feeders 172 p19.10 ow steers ----508 p 29.70 1 black cow 15 blacksteers ---548 p 29.00 3 blkwhif he if trs543 p 25.65 , 1 whiface cow 995 p16.10 8 mixed feeders 165 p18.80 16 whiface 23 blkwf heifers644 @ 24.85 1220 @15.80 4 berk pigs 20.75 PIGS steers -599 @ 28.80 24.00 5 whiface cows 04;"0 28 blkwhif 22 medsth heifers 668 p BULLS 20 mixed pig - 16.25 narket was steers -700 p 26.45 24.50 $18.°C/1, 15 medwf heifers 732 p 1 black bull 1340 p22.60 8 mixed pigs 13.75 ) 90 lbs pigs!: 1 whiface bull 130S p22.20 32 white pigs p 11.25 >r head. e " "L6 to$18.uuPeffroo WE ARE OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY 1 whiface bull 1010 21.75 'oo ones sold Livestock is our business... ouronly busi- BULL & STEER CALVES RALEIGH BREEDING, MANAGER lelittle ness. Licensed, bonded and operating under Gov't 1 whiface bull clf -- 215 @35.00 , $16.00 Supervision. 230 @33.50 barn III 3-3671; home RI 34547 infonnation, 1 whiface steer ---- requests for appraisals at no Bring your cattle 1 red bull clf 205 p31. 50 Auctioneer: Larry Lagasse, caliwtuon, or inquiriesregarding coming sales, 279 @30.50 Ph. Concordia, Kans. CH3-1714 EBD one any time, dayor night. in at any time day 1 black bull clf Ty a'8147 or night; well han- 5 black steers 382 p28.90 dle them for you at _COMM.1SSIONCO. aise, Can: DUDEREYNOLDSAbilene, Kans.your request. wp ays° ILMARYSVI _,LE. KANS S. r520 IR CO 3-3394 SellAtSt. Marys hh ---___520 a Sell By ---___460 25.50 Cattle & Hogs heiferseeiiffee 492 a25.3s Auction Tuesdays 2 whiface heifers -____-530 25.20 Or Buy 637 @25. 70 a 15 black heifers 2 whiface heifers ______450 25,10 52 mixed heifers 613 @25.70 a 24.75 On neceipts (161306 cattee 643 @25.65 28 black heifers COWS the Inaicket waz veryac,ave 44 black heifers 635 @25.65 aft ciaztze6 563 @25.50 1 holstein cow ----___159$ and 6ulty 4teady on 3 black heifers 1 holstein cow ------1310 18,00 and ieedeno. Oun 25 mixed heifers 657 @25.40 a18,00 o6 Atocize)1.6 25.40 1 holstein cow ----___1480a Cow mwtka waz25to 50towers. 26 mixed heifers 661 © 1 holstein cow ------17,70 STEER CALVES 36 black heifers 707 @25.10 17,50 KitUng butts wereateady. 585 p25.10 1 holstein cow ------1160a 1 whiface steer 270 p34.50 7 whiface heifers whiface 17, 50 335 p33.50 4 mixed heifers 606 @24. 90 17,10 1 whiface steer 81 ------1410 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 33.00 7 mixed heifers 607 @24. 75 a 17,10 1 blkwhiface steer 335 @ 1 black cow - 1010( 5 whiface steers 605 @ 28. 2S 432 @32.15 21 whiface heifers 752 p24. 70 17,10 15 whiface steers 1 whiface cow 1085 3 black steers 585 @ 28. 20 506 31.80 3 whiface heifers 595 @24. 70 17,00 16 whiface steers 1 black cow 940 a 18 whiface steers 622 @ 28.00 403 @31.75 2 black heifers 560 @24.60 17,00 13 mixed steers 4 whiface cows------1030 a 9 black steers 640 p 27.40 400 ©30.60 2 whiface heifers 605 @24.40 16.55 598 @ 27. 40 2 whiface steers 1 black cow 1200 a 4 whiface steers 335 p30. 30 2 whiface heifers 715 @24.20 16.50 1 black steer 1 black cow 935 a 3 whiface steers 618 p 27.30 330 @30. 30 5 mixed heifers 595 6-,24.10 16.50 1 blkwhiface steer 1 whiface cow 1070 a 6 whiface steers 601 @ 27.00 345 @30.00 30 whiface heifers 860 24.05 16,30 1 whiface steer 1 red cow 980 a 16 black steers -680 p 27.00 480 @29.60 2 blk whiface heifers 615 23.60 16.20 4 whiface steers 5 whiface cows 548 a 6 whiface steers 657 @ 26. 90 540 p28.20 1 blk whiface heifer 935 e21.60 16,20 11 whiface steers 7 whiface cows 1342 12 whiface steers 696 p 26.80 540 p27.85 4 whiface heifers 892 ©20. 50 16,10 3 whiface steers 1 black cow 915 a 7 black steers 621 @ 26.55 427 @27.40 3 blk whiface heifers 788 p20.30 16.10 2 black steers 2 whiface cows 845 a 6 black steers 657 p 26.40 510 @27.40 15,70 667 p 26.35 2 black steers 1 whiface cow 1300 a 17 mixed steers 2 black steers 500 @27.10 HEIFER CALVES 15,10 32 black steers 801 p 26.00 28.90 blkwhiface heifer ----550( 2 whiface steers 530 @27.00 1 whiface heifer- 250 i 24.60 26 mixed steers 875 @ 25. 70 250 28.70 1 red heifer 4 whiface steers 528 (&26.10 2 black heifers 535 a24.60 14 mixed steers 672 @ 25.65 26.90 1 whiface heifer 490 3 black steers 493 p25.60 4 whiface heifers 530 a 23.70 982 p 25.50 1 whiface heifer 380 13 whiface steers 2 black steers 512 @25. 10 8 whiface heifers 430 @26.75 22 mixed steers 805 © 25. 50 2 whiface heifers 450 a 23.50 22 whiface heifers 486 @26.65 23,10 11 mixed steers 850 p 22.25 378 @26.60 1 whiface heifers 405 a 661 p 25.20 STOCKER AND FEEDER HEIFERS 6 whiface heifers 21,10 18 mixed steers 7 whiface heifers 611 @ 25. 75 2 whiface heifers 490 25.90 3 mixed steers 961 p 25.00 10 whiface heifers 576 (d)25. 70 27 mixed steers 886 @ 24. 75 4 mixed steers 777 p 24. 70 For Information or Estimates LIVESTOCK COMMISSION 13 black steers 815 a 24. 50 3 mixed steers 926 p 24.50Rezae Barn COMPANY 4 mixed steers 1011 p 24.40 St Marys 437-2999 965 @ 24. 30 8 charolais steers 1)elaine Rezac 14 mixed steers 930 p 24.25 St. Marys 437.6268 9 mixed steers 858 p 24. 05 10 holstein steers 588 (a.)24. 00Elmer Imiluirn Maple Hill MI 3-2440 14 mixed Leers 868 (o)23. 95 IED.v St. Marys 15 mixed steers 1044 @ 23.80Paul Kramer 15 holstein steers 739 p 22.80 St. Marys 437-2993 32 holstein steers 988 (F. 22. 50 36 holstein steers 912 @ 22.50 4 holstein steers 962 (@22. 00 Auctioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby

NMI "Mr - - NOM, "11=11 'MEP, ,111, Central Kansas Most GRAIN SORGI Modern Livestock Auction .. West SideOfSalina TWO SALES EVERY WEEK MONDAY THURSDAY Hogs & Cattle Cattle Only JFMA N IILVIORONIMI: No. 2 Hogs sell at 11:00 a.m. followed by Selling starts at 12:00 Cattle our regular cattlesale as they are will sell in the order they are consign. unloaded. ed on the books. SOYBEANS We sold 1314 cattle, 792 hogs last week. The hog Tom Young, OakHill 17 wf strs529 @27.60 top was $21.15.Our cattle market was steady to Clyde Comfort, Wells 5 blk strs 763 p26.05 HOGS higher on all classes, except the cows, which were William Allen, Minneapolis! wf cow1240 @16.10 W. N. Day, Lincoln 6 mix hogs 219 @20.65 $1 to $2 lower. We have had a lot of inquiries from William Allen, Minneapolisi wf cow1060 16. 70 Lonnie Hayden, Ellsworth7 mix hogs 207 p20.80 buyers wanting to buy cattle next week. We would Danny Srna, Culver 1 hol cow 1355 @17.30 Lowell Larson, Lincoln 11 mix hogs224 20.60 appreciate selling cattle for you, if you have cattle E. Altman, 1 escott 1 spt cow 940 p17.00 Geo. Bearnes, Culver 8 mix hogs 206 p20.80 to sell, give us a call.The following is a sampling Melvin Allison, Delphos 1 hol cow 1190 @17. 80 Joe Mills, Enterprise 8 mix hogs 221 p21,00 of our sale: Melvin Allison, Delphos 1 hol cow 1345 p17.80 Rex Reed, Kanopolis 6 blk hogs197 p20.45 Carol Oleen, Falun 1 wf bull1540 p21. 90 A. Traulsen, Lincoln 11 mix hogs225 ©20.95 CATTLE Bill Powell, Tescott 1 wf cow 940 p17.00 Kenneth Erickson, Marquett26 mix hogs227 p 21.10 Albert Vanek, Oak Hill 1 wf cow 980 p12.90 Alyward Bros. ,Solomon 7 bf strs 959 p24. 95 Robbie Morrison, Salina 6 whi hogs 222 @20.65 Albert Vanek, Oak Hill 1 wf str 495 @27.80 John Carson, Miltonvale 3 blk strs 545 p27. 40 Fred Bell, Tescott 10 mix hogs195 20.30 %Se Ray VanMeter, Canton 1 wf cow 940 @17.10 Ross Wickham, Lindsborg4 hol strs 422 @24.20 Palmer Price, Salina 16 mix hogs196 p20.70 Paul Schroeder, Lorraine 1 blk cow 1000 @16.10 Joe Armstrong, Salina 1 wf bull1595 @21.30 Donald Buyer, Assaria 14 whi hogs 241 p20.55 Paul Schroeder, Lorraine 1 blk cow 1100 @15.50 Russell Huston, Abilene 1 wf cow 850 p15.50 Almer Anderson, Roxbury10 mix hogs225 p20.85 M A ; Forest Comfort, Wells 2 blk strs 552 @28.00 Russell Huston, Abilene 1 blk clf 360 @31.00 Cecil Rumley, Bunker Hill 17 mix hogs203 p20.90 Marlin Sittner, Ellinwood5 hol strs 555 @23.50 Albert Wesley, Ada 1 gm cow 1170 (6).15.80 Fred Hofmeister, Claflin 15 hmp hog01 p21,15 WYMAN& N Geo. White, Canton 21 blk strs616 @27.10 Albert Wesley, Ada 1 grn cow 1160 p15.50 Donald Kissick, Beverly 10 mix hogs219 p20.65 20.80 Frank Srna, Barnard 2 wf strs 631 @26.40 Herb Walle, Culver 4 wf strs 481 p28.40 Emery Frost, Smolan 27 mix hogs203 p WHEAT Carl Swenson, Bridgeport 14 mix hfrs 847 @23.50 Herb Walle, Culver 6 wf hfrs 511 @25.50 Emery Frost, Smolan 26 mix hogs239 @20.75 W. E. Bender, Ellsworth 10 blk strs584 @28.50 John Koffman, Lincoln 10 blk strs557 p29.30 Arlen Janssen, Geneseo 20 mix hogs200 p 20.85 Carl Doud, Brookville 2 wf strs 788 p25.60 LaVerne York, Nevarre 8 b&bwf strs 526 @29. 90 Chas. Carlson, Minneapo. 28 spt pigs @13.00 15.75 Loyd Bishop, Canton 33-blk hfrs 635 p25. 50 A. J. Wagner, Bennington4 wf st-rs [email protected] Walt Hannebaum, Tescott 29 mix pigs @ . 004 jo/.11 Don Woods, Carlton 16 wf strs890 @25.65 Boyd Tinklen, Bennington4 wf strs 653 @27.00 Art Johnson, Brookville 10 hamp pigs 15.75 Pat Kralzer, Geneseo 12 blk strs575 p29.10 Herman Nightingale, Galva28 wf hfrs721 p25.30 Axel Jansen, Lincoln 12 whi pigs 14.25 Frank Svara, Kanopolis 7 wf strs 567 @28.10 Wayne Peck, Bennington 7 mix strs840 p25.60 G. W. Lamb, Solomon 18 mix pigs 17.00 Gladwin Koehm, Galva 19 wf hfrs504 p26.10 Wayne Peck, Bennington 8 mix strs585 @25.70 G. W. Lamb, Solomon 25 mix pigs 14.75 Gladwin Koehm, Galva 15 blk hfrs 557 p25. 00 Ralph Bigson, Westfall 21 mix pigs 18.50 " M A Frank Ewart, Minneapolis8 whf strs 820 @26.05 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES 2/11EAT: No. 2doe Don Ninke, Ellsworth 4 wf strs 711 p26.40 5 mix strs 1048 @24. 60 LAURENCE CLEMENCE Don Ninke, Ellsworth Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 J. B. Adee, Miltonvale 2 hol strs 855 @22.50 CORN J. B. Adee, Miltonvale 3 blk strs 468 @29. 50 MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN Farmers & Ranchers Roger Welchel, Solomon12 b&bwf str 529 p25.30 Durham Phone 732-3371 Glennon Crowther, Roxbury 46 b&bwf hfr599 25. 10 BOB MUIR CO. Glennon Crowther, Roxbury 33 wf hfrs631 @25.05 Salina Phone TA 3-2963 LIVESTOCK COMMISSION Glennon Crowther, Roxbury 17 wf hfrs656 @25. OS 40 Kenneth Galharl, Russell2 blk strs 602 @26.50 Market Reports West on old US Kenneth Galharl, Russell1 wf str 440 @29.10 Radio Station KSAL. Salina VAV Barn Phone David Meier, Beverly 5 mix strs645 @26.25 6:45 a.m. Every SALINA,KS' IIVESIOCK 913 -TA 5-0211 .David Meier, Beverly 6 blk hfrs 448 @26.15 Monday. Wednesday & Friday MARNE! David Meier, Beverly 7 b&bwf hfrs 532 p24.60 KFRM 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. CONN: No.3. Harold Harper, Tescott 7b&bwf hfrs 575 (123.55 Licensed , Bonded AM. Ins AIMS.