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or Those"So witha Stron Anyone who has ever pitched bundles intoan old-time threshing machine may have fond memories of Emmitt Richardson. In 1908 Richardsondeveloped and started man- AVE ufacturing an extension feeder. This tooksome of the back -breaking labor out of feeding A B bundles into a threshing machine. J-300 RANGE That company founded in Cawker City is still at it, though itsproducts have changed and its sales area increased. The firm isnow managed by Emmitt's sons, Ray and Bob. Bob GENERAL ELECTRIC takes charge of finance and sales; Ray, product development ELECTRIC RANGE and manufacturing. 30101 The first product, the extension feeder,was phased out after 20 years' production. Since Easy -Clean Master Oven then the firm has made heavy-duty combinecanvasses, peanut shakers, bean pliers, straw -

Upswept, One Peice Cooktop walker covers used in combining milo,and milo guards. Cleaning. The product in manufacture when these pictureswere taken was a mulch treader, a Removalbe Oven Door piggy -back treader to be mounted behind other implements.Since 1960 the Richardson Lift -Up Calrod Surface Co plant has emphasized soil tillage equipment with that piece ofequipment and an under - cutter plow.

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FINAL ASSEMBLY These piggy treaders -back mulch were in finalassem- bly atthe Richardson plant.

I 0GG Refrigeratopf 89 wide lbs. 28" up to91 01Y holds 'reezer bin [ugevegetable Rapidly00 IVloying Will Be idise ToMerchandise Subjeci SAre IsLimited, Quantity public utility property is less than 10 some big publicutility property or living income. Farmers must have percent of the total, and oil and gas 2 Grass resources. The & Grain Bad News Says an investment in tangible propertywith huge gas and oil assessments are less than 1 percent facts are that veryfew districts have November tepT three to ten times as great as other orof the total. Sylvan Grove would 30,1971 Farm Bureau Of segments of the economy in order totheblessingsofMoscow receive no money underthis earn a comparable income." Mullinville. proposal, but in Lincoln County -the utility the"Ssctaottte In the period from 1950 until 1969, "In Kansas totalpublic totalhome of Sylvan Grove -publicmoney, Public ould recoil,:rove Tax Proposal incomeinKansasin- propertyis17.5 percent of utilities are 21.8 percent of the total, utility personal Total propertyin theory assessed tangible valuation. county is 18.7percent he Ray Frisbie, president of Kansascreased by 221 percent. Property somewhat above the state average, of the inunity oil and gas only about 1 state assessments of 1 percent ih Farm Bureau, says that relief fromtaxes in the same period went up by but oil and gas assessments are zero above royalty in- averts e- di producer. 293 percent. In that period farmworking interests and of ast property taxes has become a percent of the total. assessments oil and terests are 6.2 percentof total state are 2.6 popular subject, but proposals forincome rose only 7 percent, "and "The committee is also looking at percent assessed valuation. total, well below iallo relatively high minimum levies or afarmers have to bear the brunt of the plan in whichthelevy the state posed or "But let's look at theeffects of onea "Other districts an state-wide property taxwillnotproperty tax load," Frisbie noted. would remainthe which to the proposal which is beingstudied by arequirements receive nomoney iroLoana- solve the problem. "There persists in many quarters same but the guaranteewould be under tiljs joint legislative committeewhen it are Bird City, 'loon and Iv In a statement to Kansas newsthe tendency to look at big assessed Underthisproposal Esbon Arnet is applied to certainschool districtsreduced. Mahaska J media Frisbie said almost everyonevaluations and associate such Greeley County would receive no and Greenleaf-4 valuations with wealth and tax- inKansas. Thisproposal would counties withno oil seems to agree that relief is needed. Themoney even though GreeleyCounty nor g payingability,"hesaid."Taximpose a 20 mill minimum levy. only in Washington edill But, he added, many of those who has zero assessments of oil and gas,public County group district of Healy would get no money utilityproperty give lip service to property tax reliefdilettantes look at Moscow or and public utility property is only 7.5 a at all under this proposal,but in percentage of total keep coming back to relatively highMullinville and tend to associate percent of the total, less than half than in Lane County -the home ofHealy - as a whole," Frisbie rsitYt°° minimum leviesv -',entheytalkhigh assess valuations per pupil with said. about school finar suggest that erisnarnlyetbaasti QUAKER MAID a state-wide property tax can be an wit PERMANENT DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING sgrowers instrument of achirig equity in ANTI -FREEZE taxation. &COOLANT geent ct c who dabble WITH PAYLESS PETE steeringedi Frisbie said, "T1:.. $1.19 PER GAL. .0011 with the idea of a st, ;,le levy or e relatively high minis levies in a school finance formula imply do not /0111 FREE DRAWING EVERYSATURDAY understand two basic facts: The first is that t.1,;es are paid out rtcommitteea°enrrY°11in)T of income. Property alone cannot This Week's Prizes-December4th opasninecc.karegeVIIof pay taxes. The only way to collect taxes from property isto take a percentage of that property away; $25 GIFT CERTIFICATE llaonfslovnarnof egDoeS. in other words to confiscate it at a !Payless Pete" stated annual percentage. BOYS' SLED A$15.95VALUE "The second fact, apparently not erican Soybe understood by many, is the heavy out that mo investment farmers must make in of U.S. soybea tangible property to earn a bare NO. 1 ROUGH BOARDS PAINTED t SPRUCE 1 X 6'S verseAas.AS has GRASS & GR, LAWN -91 development The Mid -Kansas news ekly.pub- Full14"Rods .countries," he lished each Tuesday at 1i_ Yuma, (Box 2" & 4" x 8" Mesh 14' & SHORTER' 16' & LONGER markets\ 1009) Manhattan, Kansas, 665'.'2 by Ag FENCE Press Inc. Second class postage paid at Gal., 34" High Manhattan, Kansas. 16' Lengths Subscription: $4 year Circulation 14,200 This week $7 159.95 179.95 1::.):.'1Pnedgritioesh;avearrnesdminhei also gives soyl 4111011111111101119 only - 13A 1 X 12'S -N0.1 k Washington ALL LENGTHS 179.95 ion relative 48" High - 50' Long Syverson said. GET NO. 235 SQUARE TABS Made Of Heavy Slats .5R helped secure a PER M for the WHITE 121/2 Ga. Wire MORE WATER GREEN MIST $8 78 non also made EMPIRE GREEN Excellent PER DOLLAR V PEERLESS After several yea PER SQUARE Medium Grade nybean soybeansa Single Handle Fau feed and ft lommt. KITCHEN SINKS 2 x 4's Kitchen model with 8" extracted from supply. Th per M centers. Fits all stand- chisneeded mob. 4 33" x 22" $144.95 ard 3 -hole sinks. e.SI.itin STAINLESS faromn ears'per Air. STEEL Self Rimmed 19.95 Lavatory model SAV 20 GA. 4" centers. C, NO. 302 NICKEL PLATE23.95 with pop-up drain PEEL FROM sembly. 32"x 21" PREFINISHED REDA 13.95 Mod Submergible DOUBLE BOWLt PANELING lou'll never firo was PUMPS Steel Cast AltsliaY 425or R% Arts -Way proves lowest °parades% and GARBAGE E maintenance costs! .rtionguessworl White ''.gredient TR MOST COMPLETE SUBMERGIBLE $13.25 $32.4 electr PM UNE: fir weft Rim 3- DISPOSAL hE mixer.There asil lager.ilirsepoornow16 1iou can weigh 611 dors $16.95 $37.951' ComitiesIs ow tat gabs H. P. Motor C ps awls one week only Fir Pods ti sor 1,1110 tut 4 x 8 Tok-Oni mask fu tb toot 16 BY. mash Mahogany Paneling WNW iotatatoseta rMaio 5209 lariat* Vinyl Covered $2 per sheet 5 Colors .89 IMPLE RUT WANIMITEllfor or po- Each Beloit tato!

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A andth oil and percent 2 Ylvan farm bargaining are not reasonablecome as a percentage of sales) Honey Nov,,,,, substitutes for the highly efficient November 30, 1971 Undervotaih.d Toward A Soybean climbed from 2.35 per cent for fiscal Lincoln County li and low cost grain marketing 1970 to 4.07 the sta, tep per cent in fiscal 1971. Gro tiean system that has been developed andThe concern'smargin in 1969 wasprimary reasons for the earnings percent ofve-Public the "seat, e._"ert. refined the past seven decades for4.02 per cent. being up over a year ago. Increased money''"e , ssiete state Association the benefit of producers andcon- efficiency in production and greater average county rowers PresidentLyleE.Yostsaid, is inl tgi,'I sumers, and that such legislation is Ssmenro , thatthereis ready supply soothercountries "Management's intensified effort insales volume also contributed to the are zero thetheory total. `"'IYabonti,,,k, On not a reasonable substitute for farm improved earnings." inunity,some Kansas won't look elsewhere for oil crops. controlling costs was one ofthe average-n()' trength programs established by congress." tee is also oybean producersare considering Dr. Robert Bohannon, director of looking i atassessiuot"° of a statewide growersthe Cooperative Extension Service Whichthe levytotal, ()melon by Ted Trogdon would wellbet:il at Kansas State University, told the TICKLE BOXY remain sociation. guarantee the "Other organization would growers that KSU researchers have would bereceive no tir..2, The proposed Hesston Shows lerthis the Kansas Soybeanproved that 75 bushels of soybeans proposalare Bird ci,7i,i he known as would be affiliated Per acre are possible. Other KSU ir would receive ociation and noMahaska aelly Soybean research helpfulto nigh Greeley counties the American the soybeanProfit Gain County with when membershipgrowers has been concerned with Hesston (Kan.) Corp. has reported rents of oil association and gas,only in Iv date and rateofplanting, rowrecord sales and earnings forits y Property eaAchsemda2101 is only 7.5Wilk 14 iczi.,, ofenthusiastic0. widths, and varieties. total, less group fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1971. The than halfPercentageo,L r at Kansas State company's profit margin also was as a utoleZ.k,owers met Historically, he said,soybeans toorganizeona have done well for farmers who canup substantially over a year ago. Rtiniversity The group eliminarybasis. grow them. Kansas acreage is ap- Sales for fiscal 1971 reached $41.8 CHRISTMAS ided to presentits ideas to otherproximately one million acres, andmillion, compared to $39.1 million a S ONansas growerswithin the next fewaverage yield has reached as high asyear ago, or a 7 per cent increase. For Hesston's final quarter, sales pm eeks. 23 to 25 bushels per acre. Only 15 11PAYLESS committeewas were $9.3 million, down slightly from A steering years ago soybean producersin anized to get theball rolling.Kansas were growing eight bushelfinal quarter sales of $10 million. WINGrVERysATIA pa neDickenof DeSota was electedcrops. Earnings for fiscal 1971 were $1.7 Peterson, million, up significantly from 1970 III chairman.Verlin H. extension agronomistat KSU was earnings of $920.815. Earnings for Prizes elected secretary. the final quarter of fiscal 1971 also -December members are were above thoseofthe same Oh Other committee Grain Dealers Jack Smith and LarryHeidrick of quarter in 1970-$127.780 compared of Olathe, to $55,938. GIFT CERTIFICAIE Beloit, Elmer Brunker Bob Manson of DeSota,and AlbertOppose Bill On Earnings per share of common Kientz of Wamego. stock were $1.67 in 1971 and 92 cents ED VC, director for in 1970. "I can tell he likes you ... he usually spits A $15.35 Mery Syverson, field Farm Bargaining strangers right out." the American SoybeanAssociation, Hesston's profit margin (net in- inted out that more than 50 per- Opposition to a compulsory farm t of U.S. soybean productionisbargaining bill was expressed last week by W. C. Theis of Kansas City, Id overseas. president of the national grain and N, ,a, rTkheet hash beeninactiveein developmentASA Japaneenandfeed association. other countries," he explained. "The Theis told the Senate Agriculture exportmarkets whichithasCommittee the proposal would developed have meant production"destroy the highly efficient grain opportunities and higher prices formarketing system we now have, s o ta an sgorveerss stony theanUg.Sro.'w' with great harm to the nation and I growers awithout the effect on the producer voice in Washington on policies andthat the proponents hope for." legislation relative to the popular Theiscitedthesereasonsfor 4811 High'30'loricrop, Syverson said. In addition, itopposition to the bill by the grain Made of Heavy gaitAhas helped secure added researchtrade: compulsory farm bargaining funds for the U.S. Department ofwould mean distortion of the role of 121/2 kWh) Agriculture. price,destructionofthe market '''''------I' Syverson also made these pOints:pricing system, demise of the vpEERIEss o After several years of increasedfutures markets, increased U.S. soybean acreage, demand formarketing costs to farmers, inflated whole soybeans asasource offood costs,loss of grain exports, Single Handle flo1 livestock feed and for the oil andinequitable distribution of benefits Imealextracted from the crop isamong farmers, and expanded Kitchen model with 8" exceeding supply. Therefore, moregovernment farm program costs. centers. Fits all stand- researchisneededtoincrease "It is our firm conviction," Theis said, "that senate bill 1775 and other aid 3 -hole sinks, production on a per acre basis. 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Ti pUbl OPEN TERMS $41. ANAL 1211'#) .15081 Monday TO DooRADD'$19 thru -HILLMART Thursday Furniture & Appliances SUIT. ArtifiCal f Pro Till Hiways 177 and 18 776-9707 MANHATTAN Flame 0 East Over the Viaduct on on YOU Christmas 8:00 THE HOME OF CERTIFIEDSERVICE Tree Y $8088 Lelan G. (Betty Lou Collins) Denton,ofthe threemarketing Topeka, will be a part of the Kansasthrough the eIn end of ' 0 delegation and one of eight former 4- Pulled 1973 35 4 -Hers Win Chicago Trips wool will fnbe ft H'ersreceivingnationalhonors continue supported ata level to compara ba geWit Thirty-fiveSunflowerStateDarla Sutor, Zurich Mark Mannell, Topeka during Congress. the incentive price for tutors, elle:, teenagers make up the delegation toBrenda Funk, Garden City Nick Wells, Liberal Accompanying the delegation willthroughpayments shorn on erials for the 50th National 4-H Congress thisMarsha Kerley, Peck Man Wiley, Lawrence be Dr. Glenn M. Busset, state 4-Hlambs. unsh rePleili,s .week in Chicago. leader, Mrs. Marjorie Area, Ex- d to Jim Mengarelli, Girard Jim Pendleton, Lawrence Shorn woolpayments s is noustsgar° Each of the delegates received theSheila Jones, Brewster Steven Schuler, Chapman tension 4-H and youth specialist;based oneach producer'swill a list of trip to Chicago as a state or sectional Mrs. Jane Schaaf, Extension home retu Marjorie Barber, Anthony LaRita Croucher, Westphalia from sales.The percentage mightjbe r awardwinnerina managementspecialist, Miss project.Jayne Samuelson, Newton Russell Crosson, Minneapolis that requiredto raise assistant the nati Congress, and the awards program,Billy McDaniel, Salina John Cubit, Garnett Marjorie Ann Tennant, average price .growingbyAn received arded are coordinated by the National 4-HDonna Jean Maness, Lawrence William Bradley, Jr., Lawrence Extension editor, Kansas Stateproducers from by shorn experin Service Committee in Chicago inDarrell Strawn, Cimarron Lonnie Nichols, Eureka University; Art Johnson, Jeffersonannounced incentivewool up to, e price to doit cooperation with the Cooperative County Extensionagricultural o Lois Vesecky, Timken Bonnie Tucker, Elkhart centsapound. For Merl Extension Service,of each state. Susan Heitman, Clearwater agent,Oskaloosa;Sy Nyhart,payments on exam Lois Van Cleave, Galesburg 1970 marketings, ;ab'gingMac Kansas delegates, hometown andJanet Reusser, Viola Russell County Extension 4-H agent; w Mice Voigts, Lenexa began in April,were made Institut county, are: Lynn Carpenter, Stockton and Lowell Kuehn,Extension at ers Myron Wilhite, Leon rate of 102.8per cent of ode City.Tl Andrew Schuler, III, Chapman the d LouCinda Laughlin, Goodland Linda Pattinson, Hutchinson. television producer, Wichita. return eachproducer Steven Russell, Eureka Debbie Kill, Olathe As a 1970 state award winner in the Theme of the Congress if "4-Hthe sale of shorn received confronted wool. This prob] Kenneth Kellogg, Phillipsburg Jack Sullivan, Parsons alumni recognition program, Mrs.Bridges the Gap." The schedulecentage was based waste on the diffe the includes talks and discussions onbetween the incentive facture price that are pa youth in today's world and involves o cents and thenational politics,religion,poverty,race, aver problem as low as grower price of35.5 cents rubbi Planned for personal development, and health a p nI of more efficiency plus communications, ecology, growth in Po community development, and the convenience Designed for 4790 tim, 44 x 70 x 13 free enterprise system, plus tours toBillsIn Hopper I the same more flexibility uh and costly Includes erection, tax museums,artgalleries,andin- and freight dustries, and performances byBefore Start ish. To burn nationally known entertainers. orators caus On growth GENERAL PURPOSE BARNS du Of Legislature ilable for FREESTALL DAILY BARNS CATTLE BUILDINGS Members of the K owever, acco MACHINERY BUILDINGS Legislature have HORSE BARNS and gotten a r 0, a professc No Change On start onits1972 RIDING ARENAS session ersity Food troducing 21 bills and six COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS cone t the problem resolutions. Wool Incentives Itismore than be solved by weeks until the Legislature The U.S. Department of It narrow defi venes in January. interested'in Huskee-Bilt structure:. Agriculture has announced that the of recycling, C Mrs. Elwill Shanahan, incentive price of 72 cents a pound sec It isn't re -use, Name ofstate, Clip and for marketings of shorn wool and a reportedtheflu gadded use." preliminary activity has mail toddy Address support of 80.2 cents a pound for Town mohair will continue unchanged inrecord. Eighteen bills resolutions were filed in adva State Zip 1972from 1971 levels. ALSO CONFINEMENT CATTLE FEEDING These prices are in accordance the 1971 session. Members Farrowing Houses' County House have filed 14 bills and Finishing Houses Phone withtheNational Wool Act as LG&G amended by the Agricultural Act ofresolutions. Senators have put bills and one resolutioninto WRITE:HUSKEE-BILT CONSTRUCTION CO., 1970 which requires that the support 1600 Liberty, K.C. Mo. 64102 Phone 816/GR1-1026 shall be at the above levels for each hopper. Because the 1972 session wi for only 60 days, legislators w get an early start, Mrs. Sha said. Committees have been between sessions, and several filed bills. Some legislators theirproposalswillgetan vantageousspot oncha calendars if they are in early.

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Haddon's detailedall present laws followed by stiffer incentive dumps: Fuelstorunrecycled directly, but others-food internationalmonetarysystem." usset, through Rite garbage testimony and a filmed reporton thesentences," of state 41 chemicals for industry,wastes, for example-must be usedresults prohibition Other resolutions urged jorie Area, lambs. PaIlneets generators, oftestcrasheswere"prolonged work stoppages in the materials for homebuilding andin different forms. development of vocational training (out") presented at a hearing of the Houseinterestsofthepublic"witha Specialist; Shorn , replenish eroding beaches. He added that researchisun-Commerce and specialized training to move Extension based 4°1 tik, sand to Committee's sub-recommendation for mandatorythose livingin ghettos to higher home,oneach This is nogarbage picker's dreamderway into techniques tousecommitteeon commerce and ecialist, wornsales Prod,,tt productswastes not directly usable in other arbitration after certain lengths ofeconomic levels, better supervision Miss but a listof just some of the finance. Rant, that 1,4;4: pe be recovered from the ways. time, restoration of traditionalof sex education and family plan- assistant that might Haddon said the tests involved_national holiday dates, and a"severe ning programs in public schools, and Kansas average Intt,i amount of waste He said pyrolysis is one of the State ever-growing 1972 versions of four inside sedanpenalty be inflicted onallwho congressional adoption of a broader hnson,Jeffersonlaknoduuerafravil scarded by Americans. mostpromisingexperimentalmodels that the institute has tested n violate" laws pertaining to respecthealth insurance program. agricultural in241.111 experimental techniquestechniques. Pyrolysis is the heatingsince 1969, and the latest models of cents Some for the flag. Another resolution applauded a itwere outlined byof the wastes in the absence of 1; SY NYhart, pound usedtodo four small cars. The Grange contended the 10 per interviewed at aoxygen, breaking down the wastes American withdrawal from Vietnam ?nsion 4-11agent;PaYmentsaat! packaging experts Tests on the 1972 cars producedcent surcharge on imports "couldand added that after completion began in At4wlk, Manufac- hrl,Extension Packaging Machinery into gases and liquids that can bewhat he said was needless andbring about difficult economicwithdrawal the U.S. "should not use , Wichita. rate Instituteexpositionatused as fuel or industrial chemicals.avoidable dollar damage, but in allconditions for agricultural products turers packaging men any personnel...for combat outside ongress if i*H eronf ela°2chlrodiriAtlantic City. The cases they met and many timesbeing exported." The600,000 - the United States exceptinfur- the sale confronted with the nation's ' The schedule of slit are exceededtheTransportationmember organizationof farmerstherance of a declared war or where centage because they I department's discussions was based solid -waste problem 1973 modelsaid that it would "use its influenceessential for our national defense." onbetween manufacture the cans,bottles and irld andinvolves the rtt:::i Push To Make requirements thatrear bumpers cents and boxes that arepart of the problem. protect so-called "safety related" Poverty,race, the grower price The problem isgrowing. The items in crashes into a barrier at 2.5 ent, and of health et,: withTougher Cars :ions, amount of rubbish increases miles an hour, he said. IN CLAY CENTER, KANS. ecology, population,affluence Estimated repair costs averaged pment, the growth in The Insurance Institute for High- and the $263.81 on 1972 models and $221.60 for em, and convenience packaging. way Safety,using movies You Can Shop plus tourstoBillsIn At the same time it becomes more to1971 models when crashed at five ileries, 1:11) illustrate its case, has delivered to andin- difficult and costly to dispose of the miles an hour with the front end rformances Congress the results of the group's by rubbish. To burn itin dumps or against a barrier, he said. ntertainers. BeforeStan and lowspeed collision tests on some new incinerators causes pollution, cars. This rose to $1,126.96 for 1972 and o w dt hu epdsu crstlhaen dland $1,113.90 for 1971 when crashed at 15 Of le population "Not one dollar's worth of damage availableforr or ill miles an hour, he added. is necessary in any such crashes" Figuresforso-called economy Members , areas. said William Haddon, Jr. "Not one "The Furniture Fashion Center ofthe Mid -West" Legislature ha, However, according to Dr. Sy cars tested were $216.92 for 1972 and On Gilbert, a professor in the Rutgers dollar's worth would have to be$155.90 for 1971 in front-end crashes

start on F its197i University Food Science Depart -borne by consumers and insurers ifat five miles an hour, he said. This ment, the problem is not unsolvable. these cars had been designed toreached $814.60 for 1972, $810.67 for ntives resolutions. It can be solved by recycling but notmake use of long -available energy- 1971 at 15 miles an hour. In Utmost Comfort weeks until theLeiii: absorbing technology in their front apartment of bythe narrow definition the public venes in January. and rear -end structures." iounced that the hasof recycling, Gilbert said. For Gifts Your Friends 2 cents a pound Mrs. -It isn't re -use," he explained. Haddon, a former director of the ofstate,reported Transportation Carpenter's horn wool and a It's added use." Grange Finishes Will Prize, and for its a pound forpreliminary activiii to unchanged inrecord. EigMet Convention With Is. resolutionswe' Your Home... in accordancethe 1971 session Wool Act as House have filed II Resolution Flurry resolutions. Secs YOU ARE WELCOME ricultural Act of The 105th convention of the that the supportbills and one hopper. National Grange has concluded with e levels for each resolutions on subjects ranging from Open Nights December' '11 Because the 1971 - respectfortheflagtoforeign for only 60 days, lefs:i 15 16 17 18- 20 21 22 23 to farm get an early startlbi relations as they relate said. Committec:, - between session, filed bills. Some lip.. theirproposals Mil vantageous spot calendars if they ari BIG A 1200 lb. cow must eat 322 lbs. of corn silage to get for big feedlots! the same amount of protein Gehl's 850 makes blending, mixing, feeding, one job she'd get from 40 lbs. of silage Three24" diameter counter -rotat- Feeder is a full length subframe. ing augers, with 4V2" shafts, turn All bearings are on the outside for ROi.io out big batches of completely long life and easy servicing. Find Ro4g5,) and 18'/2 lbs. of NEW Purina mixed feedin5-7 minutes. You out also about Gehl's multi -pur- FARM Cow Chow Concentrate (SS)*... can feed eachlot according to pose, low-cost 130 & 190 Blender - sizeandweight. An electronic Feeders. Mail this coupon today. ... and she still wouldn't get as much of the valuable scale plus complete unloading ',Y& vitamins and body-building, milk -producing nutrients control makes certain each lot gets

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The new contract will be listed onOklahoma City, and Amarillo, Successful Farmeror the seventh anniversary of the liveTexas, all with 50 cent cwt. discount; Stockman with the cattle contract, which was the firstand Billings, Mont. at 45 cent cwt...... Growth of His Business successful contract in a live, non -discount. G storable commodity to be listed on The milo contract was opened in pityGM any futures exchange.TheliveMarch 1971 and has developed what cattle contract has generated moreHarris described as an encouraging than 3,000,000 trades in less thanamount of interest and volume. Phone 913/776-7061 - Manhattan, Kansas 66502 seven years and is well over the The triumverateofcattle -feed 600,000 mark in 1971. contracts is expected to have par- Harris announced that the non- member roundturn commission for one feeder cattle contract will be $40, with the spreading transaction commission $43. He also announced the listing of spreads between feeder cattle, and livecattle and milo, andinitial margins. The initial margin for a feeder contract will be $400 with maintenance margin at$250.A spread covering different months of the feeder contract will be $250 initial and $100 maintenance. A spread of one feeder versus one live cattle will be $400 with maintenance margin of $250. A spread between two milo contracts and one feeder cattle contract will be $800

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Grass & Grain April November elfareCases, Expenses Reflected The number of persons on welfare, 7 1967, the 301 and the total amount spent, con- lore important November 30, 1971 meansprice tra,11,SPortaiipn tinued to decline in the second month cent largest side. following the cutback in cash grants inthe n Cut In Assistance 3.9 per 10% to welfare recipients. compensation in the form of higher ?' smallest 12- number of people onwelfaredirectlyto the cutback incash aull Per tent )17oe."'4The the month of September-thefirst The number of periodending spent has dropped ingrants which took effect with checks personsSocial Security benefits. showroom asir4)4 d the amount month of the general 20per cent cut °Nb"es to receiving welfare declined by an Welfare officials said the aid to flop tc months since payments mailed hi September. in cash assistance. verage e two recipients was cut additional 1,547 from September todependent children (ADC) category weekly Wilid°W.Stieher pr14 blic assistance Gov. Robert Docking and the 1971 The total dollars spenton welfare nonfarm umnehanged .oee October, and the total amount spentdid not drop as much as they had jobs about 20 percent. Legislature combined to slash aboutin September dropped byabout in October ,.sodela, but dealoeOrg.e,. the impact of the on all categories of public assistanceexpected. to Figures showing $30 million from the Welfare Dept.$797,000 from the previousmonth, iecriticisms to dropped by an additional $132,000 The number of persons receiving of and incash payments budget request for this fiscalyear,and the average number " so (wt uction of dollarsfrom September to October. ADC dropped by only 430 from i appears in statisticsanda welfare officials made a general t held down elfare clients per person per month declined by The area where the reduction inAugust to September-from 78,751 in sly than Freeze the State Dept.ofcut in cash grants plus reductions in it held rules !piledby $5.21-from $67.61 to $62.40percash grants had the most dramaticAugust to 78,421 in September. The seasonal price;c'sre itsbudgethearingmedical services to welfare clientsmonth. elfarefor impact was in the category of aid tonumber of persons on ADC declined they did ' Budget Director Jamesin order to stay within their reduced Thetotal puts thecon- fore State numberofpersons the aged. The number of personsat a faster rate between September Prevailed n budget. 121.6 percent aityear gh' Bibb. receiving welfare -inAugust wasreceiving that category of aidand October. There were 625 fewer ; means Clothing Robert Harder,thestate The data assembled by Welfare115,900 and in September the figure it cost pricesvaik Dr. declined from 17,283 in August, thepersons receiving ADC in October. fall and welfare, said mostDept. officials shows that public 3uywhat $10.00 winter iterni21 ector of social declined to 112,800. stores. month before the cutback to 15,239 The total amount spent on ADC However, caseload and theassistance rolls decreased by 3,094 The total dollars spent on welfare g.o. Ot the decline in persons in September, the month thedropped by $523,000 from August to be tracedpersons from the month of August toin August was $7.8 million and that 0.2 per cent samples clothingiv; tal amount spent can cuts took effect. September-from a totalof $4.24 forevery oe montkati, - - r this timeof It was a reduction of 2,044 in themillion in August to a total of $3.71 thisincflreaseedildir4 number of persons receiving aid to creased 0.3per million in September. before thefreeze per w [0,21E2i2EBE110Q,11a the aged, and the number declined The statistics show declines in all cent and Aug. 15. 4?': by an additional 390 persons fromfive categories of welfare from the !NTEREST RATES are down, and NEEDS are UP. September to October. month before the cuts took effect. Now is a good time to see your FLBA manager. LAND BANK Welfare Dept. officials said theThere were drops in aid to the aged, '-,71x6reati.o7b reason for the sharp drop in numberaid to the blind and aidto the OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8-5(Closed 12-1) of persons receiving aid to the ageddisabled,theso-called"adult Gearedto Finance 604 Humboildt - 913 776-6931 Home 91.3 539-8725 - the was the number of elderly personscategories," plus declines. in ADC Successful Clay Center - 1:00-3:00 p.m. Tuesday -KM Security Bldg. who had been receiving less than $23and general assistance. Farmeror Stockman per month in public assistance. The Welfare Dept. does not have with the Federal Land Bank Association Households receivinglessthancase load statistics for the month of Growth ofHis Business OF MANHATTAN, KANSAS SERVING R. Stanley Parsons that amount were dropped fromNovember to show whether or not GEARY POTTAWATOMIE RILEY COUNTIES Manager welfare rolls, although welfarethe trend towards fewer welfare Riy officialssaid there was someclients and lower outlays for public assistance will continue. 7061 However,the departmentis - Manhattan, Kansas 66502 projecting that the total amount spentonwelfarewillincrease slightlyduringthe month of 61 November over the month of Oc- tober. Nonetheless, the amount will be almost $800,000 less thanwhat was spent during the month before the cuts went into effect. You can't always judge a bourbon by its price. Taste Kentucky Gen- tleman like professionals do. Roll Delay In Opening a few drops across your taste buds. Just savor that flavor. Turon Feedlot Smooth, light, mellow. TURON-Mechanical difficulties Check the price of Kentucky on the new feed mill installed at the Gentleman against all other pre- Cattle Feeders Inc. feedlot here mium quality bourbons. Then you have delayed last weeks tentative opening date. know. Kentucky Gentleman is the Parts are expected to arrive premium bourbon for sensible within a few days, said Don Hen- people. derson,feedlotmanager and Price it. Enjoy it. And be assistant vice president of Cattle AsA040.... Feeders. sensible. The newly developed feedlot, owned by Ninnescah Development Corp. of Turon, is designed for 8,000 " " :*; head of cattle. Cattle Feeders Inc. will operate the locally developed agri-business under a lease from the development company. Henderson anticipates thefirst arrival of cattle at the feedlot this week.

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I especially like the Woman's Page." and addPrepare pie crust, rolling to fit 10 -unbeaten CHICKEN & BROCCOLI CASSEROLE Cream oleo and sugar inch pizza pan. Make an edge of 8 chicken breasts, cooked, boned and cubed. (It doesn't have to be all beaten eggs, then flourand soda, (Don't let itget too stiff droll Adddough around outer edge to form a will not be smooth.) or the h tr; cooker breasts. I use other parts of the chicken) sifted together. Mix well. Add salt but-crust. Mash cream cheesse with fork toe 1 package frozen chopped broccoli (cooked) crushed potato chips and whites and beatuntil stiff vcooker byuntil soft. Blend in egg, lemon juice,dry. Slowly add but 1 cup mayonnaise terscotch chips. Chill, then drop corn syrup Allow c( cookiebeat until smooth. Pour into crust.until smooth and 2 cans cream of chicken soup teaspoons onto ungreased glossy. Fold sheet and bake ten to 12 minutesin aPeel, core and chop apples, thengelatin mixture chalk serve. 1/2 teaspoon curry powder (more, if desired) spread over cheese layer. Sprinkle into be 325 -degree oven. chill till thick ilites; ++ 1 tablespoon lemon juice with sugar, nuts and spices. Dot with enough to pileup, Tb4 takesabouthalf Mix the above 4 items together. pineapple. Bake in a moderate oven, anhour. 1/2 package Pepperidge Farm dressing mix mixed with 11/2 sticks of +++++ mixture occasionally Stir 350 degrees, for 40 minutes. Remove for averb melted butter or oleo. smooth filling. Pile lightly West-from oven and sprinklewith into battd Grease casserole. In the casserole place a layer of chicken, a tlayer of Mrs. Delmar Whitacre, crust and chill.Decorate Ann coconut. Return to oven for about with 11th broccoli, then half the Pepperidge mix. Over this pour half of the sauce moreland, sent the following recipe: Frosted Berries. 1! 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Dryand place CRANBERRY CHIFFON PIE top of pie. anneal!), be Christmas parties." sections 1/2 teaspoon soda 1 9 -inch baked pie shell or graham CHRISTMAS RIBBON RING Cranberry Layer: Dissolve 1 cup strawberry jam contest. T 11/2 cups 1/2 cup sour cream cracker crust Red layer: strawberry gelatin in 1 envelope unflavored gelatin +++++ December 2 1 3 -ounce package strawberryboiling water. Add cranberry sauce, 1/2 cup nut meats flavored gelatin mixing well. Chill till partially set.Cream butter, sugar, and lemon 1 1 -pound can(2cups)wholePour into 8 -cup ring mold or twoextract until very light. Add eggs cranberry sauce 81/2x41/2x21/2-inchloafpans.Chillone at a time beating well after each When you have a mattress PRIZES - untilalmost firm and top withaddition. Sift together dry problem White layer: Consult the experts 1 3 -ounce package lemon -flavoredcheese layer. ingredients.Combine strawberry gelatin Cheese Layer: Dissolve lemonjam and sour cream. 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prizes: MANHATTAN NATIO Oster 8 -Speed Blender TO ENTER - Headquarten For fine Pick the holiday recipe you want Dominion Oven Broiler to submit. Hamilton Beach Electric Knife Check to -make sure all ingredients Open. Every Night 11 SRC Sunbeam Electric Griddle are included, measurements accurate and writing is legible. TO' 8:30 Be sure your name and address are on the entry - not just on the Mondays Thru Saturdays - The grand prize winner will be selected on the envelope. ti 3A- "We make and smiteear:. Please send only one recipe at a basis of originality and quality.Weekly winners time. Mail 414 South 4thIPhcorr,a will remain eligible for the special event. entrytoWoman's Page, Editor, Grass & Grain, Box 1009, Manhattan, Kansas,66502. Good luck! Downtown AT Manhattan wing experience, he people in your PioductionCredit/wird office are farm loan experts.They to to Ws r problems.And they know how orment programs tomatch your roarketki stable. is alk over your moneyneeds -my Sras::.:: e" year -with aseasoned money pro: CA.

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SANTA'S SCHEDULE Wed., Dec. 1 - 4:00 to 8:00 Thurs., Dec. ROVE 2 - 4:00 to 8:00 Fri., Dec. 3 ZEDITASSN. - 4:00 to 8:00 Sat., Dec. 4 -12:00 to 4:00 1,President Sun., Dec.5 -12:00 to 4:00

Wed., Dec.8 - 4:00 to 8:00 Thurs., Dec.9 - 4:00 to 8:00 Fri., Dec.10- 4:00 to 8:00 Sat., Dec.11 -12:00 to 4:00 Sun., Dec.12 --L12:00 to 4:00 page in theGrass & Grain paper. SWISS CHEESE LOAF someday youwill 10 Grass juries PUMPKIN CHIFFON SQUARES Rapids: "I am enclosing a recipe for bread Am hoping & Grain In 'Our Daily Bread' contest. This is 1 loaf French compile a cookbook." November 30,1971 1 tablespoon unflavored gelatin 1 package (16slices) process my way of saying 'thank you' forthe T111'15111111aV 1/4 cup cold water Swiss cheese coin 11/4 cups pumpkin Woman's Page in Grass & Grain. We ES ' i 1 stick oleo (soften) .' ftborne " 3 eggs, separated have taken Grass & Grain for many mustard .busy and 01 years and surely like it. Myhusband 2 tablespoons prepared Fashion Sense Helps 1 cup sugar (I 2 tablespoons poppyseed ere Pinch salt reads it from cover to cover, 2 tablespoons choppedonion 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon suspect even the Woman's Page).Trim all the crust off theloaf of Conseal Figure Faults 0 1/4 teaspoon ginger There are so many features found inFrench bread except thebottom. no other publications." Troubled by a figure that is less 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg Slice loaf three-quarters ofthe way Softened brightcolors 1/2 cup milk HOLIDAY SALAD down, making 16 cuts. Insert aslicethan total perfectionbut can't bethin girl appear can make 1 package lime gelatin lessskinny Soften gelatin in water; set aside. of Swiss cheese in each cut.Placechanged by dietorexercise?use care because too. Bo Combine pumpkin, egg yolks, 1/2 cup 1 package lemon gelatin remaining colors that 2 cups boiling water loaf on cookie sheet. Mix Structural problems, such as a shortbright onlyaccent angles.are too of sugar, salt, spices and milk. Cook ingredients together and frostloaf waist, small bosom, heavy legs, and Try in top of double boiler until mixture 1 cup salad dressing about 25 separatesin 1 cup Eagle Brand milk all over. Bake at 350 for wished away, but matching thickens, 10-15 minutes. Remove minutes or until loaf is brownandso on, can't be neutrals to slimyou. Neutral 1 small can crushed pineapple artful dressing can disguise figure colors overes from heat, add gelatin,stir until cheese melted. Serve hot. tend to slim andelongate dissolved. Cool. Beat egg whites 2 tablespoons horseradish faults. Separates the body; are also good aciif:(1,. toccauiBpdcrnigaueeofdYnsytscms°i 1 small box cottage cheese for WI, ngeu.rrnhstss_ed until frothy; add remaining 1/2 cup Clever fashion sense can helpslender girls.Different 1 cup chopped nuts -colored sugar and beatuntilthick and dieting beauties too. Mask yourand bottoms break to glossy. Fold into cooled mixture. Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Let up the stringbeso cool, but not set. Mix together the Additional contestants are: problems while you diet and exer-line. Pour over crumbs. Chill. To serve, figure. cut into squares and garnish withrest of ingredients and add to theRuby Mastellar, Barnard cise your way to a new, slim whipped cream and nuts, if desired.cooled gelatin. Pour into a 9x13-inchMrs. Victor Larson, McPherson If your hips are too heavy, wear SNAP CRUMB BOTTOM pan and chill. Cut into squares toMrs. Nona Griffin, Glasco longer jackets. A long safari jacketTake Special ominous 1/2 cup melted butter serve. Mrs. J. W. Steiner, Sabetha and matching pants tucked into highCare When medicines, 11/2 cups gingersnap crumbs Mrs. W. W. De Lair, Marysville boots mask heavy thighs too. 1/4 cup sugar Gladys Baxa, Agenda Girls who are really tall can cutSewing Velvet Blend well and put into bottom of Velvet has become interesting, h Mrs. Everett Kniesteadt, R 3,Mrs. Kenneth McCarter, Wamegosome of their height by wearing the more popular greased 9x9 -inch pan.. Chill well Mrs. Gordon Mirts, Red Oak, Iowa deep centerwith home seamstresses, chit.ills Marysville: "I'm sending a recipe new longer skirts with a but it still' before using: Mrs. Wendell Vandorn, Vliets slit. The slit breaks the long line ofrequires carefulattention. iuldon't over. for a snack that G&G readers might a Liningis ;6, bruises, like to try as it is easy to fix for anMrs. Ernest Boyle, Axtell the figure. A matching coat is an needed foravelvet garment; however, underlining after -the -game snack or can beMrs. David Fischer, Washington added plus. is optional. The underlining Mrs. Emil J. Skalla, R 2, Blueserved with fondue." Mrs. Harold McDonald, William- It's smart to make the most of should be sburg your assets too. If you have a smallcompatible to the velvet 'o make su so it won't ones. Mrs. W. L. Wooster, Beloit waist, accent it by wearing a cinchchange the hang of the fabric, i r minor Mrs. Leonard Matson, Clifton belt.Itwill make your problem Interfacing is importantat stress points such as the neckline Mrs. L. H. Rebiskie, Alma areas seem less important. Another and armholes. Mrs. Ernest Wilson, Clifton great look for a tiny waist is gaucho ent Care Mrs. Merlin Kaufman, Moundridgepants and a battle jacket pulled To avoid slipping while stitching, VVeN Mrs. Jane Lister, Maple Hill together by a wide belt. hand -baste seams with silk thread. gYV Mrs. Edna Harding, Waterville Remember thatstitching An all-over print jumpsuit and errors Mrs. Ralph Cummings, Frankfort leave marks on the velvet's pile matching coat will help fill out a too - ii.e, i'te,lacilatigiurpeeerrorbmnpleoaamiki1F Mrs. George Faelber, Carlton thin girl. The pattern plus nonclingyDecrease presser -footpressure ROLLINGPLOW Ella Kovar, Rossville lines help avoid the skeletal look. slightly and hold fabric taut to sew. Mrs. Wilbur Martin, Holtori :- Mrs. Fred Newell, Oskaloosa Mrs. Larry Soukup, Ellsworth Mrs. A. Lindahl, Marquette Mrs. Eldon Thorman, Clay Center Mrs. R. A. Hogarty, Minneapolis Mrs. Harold Faidley, Longford MODELS AVAILABLE Mrs. L. W. 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injunes Grass & Grain 11 Baby Oil A film "The California Watercommission granted a 7.75 per cent N'veriiher,' Plan"will 1;:') Minimum November 30, 1971 Protects Face kickoffthemeeting.rate of return which will raise art Gordon Walhood, chief, Engineering ense Helps can'tavoidaccidents A young man's freshly additional $1,375,062 annually. ents when there aremaintain regular hand care this shavedDivision of the Albuquerque District Saffelsnoted Kansas -Nebraska d the home winter. face will benefit froma light film of busy and onthe go con- baby oil to prevent Corps of Engineers, will follow withalreadyhasbeenauthorizeda igure Faults are some Begin a manicure by removing old chapping from atalkaboutdevelopingwater$489,338increase becauseofin- y but here winter's cold, blustery how to cut down onpolish, applying remover witha winds. resources in the upper Arkansascreased costs of natural gas. Those ire that isless estions on cotton puff. Apply remover again River basin. increasedgas priceswere I butcan't be Softened s. potentialand let work on stubborn, imbedded Dick Muncie, manager,.crop hailauthorized by the Federal Power or bri ' to recognize exercise') girlthinght*appeari...,. leave your child in aflecks of enamel while filing is done. division of Kansas Farm BureauCommission. rs. Never Use Foil When such asa short care betaaseeeill" takenFile in one direction, from cornerto Insurance, will discuss "Adjusting The KCC chairman noted in recent bright area unlessyou have leavY legs, and only his surroundings and center to prevent snags. An emeryStamping Transfer of InsuranceforCropHailrate cases,the commission has ul note of led away, TrYsepa7atesitt board or triple -cut .professional file Damage."The -annualbusinesstakenintoconsiderationthe butneutrals Eliminateor minimize as Place a small piece ofsmooth disguise to slim is best. meeting of the association will bediminishing gas reserves and the figure hazards aspossible. aluminum foil undermaterial when tend toslim snit, Apply cuticle softener with a stick. held immediately prior to lunch. fact that they are gradually being 't overestimateyour child's stampingembroidery-transfer mse can Separates Probing the cuticle with the point of Following lunch, Dr. Glenn Beck,replaced by higher priced reserves. help are aks- to understandor follow safety patterns. Hold a hot iron for slender girls. a file risks infection and can also a secondvice-president for Dia ?/4 Agricultureat "The commission's conclusion is o. MaskYour Children areforgetful and onthethreethicknesses.Heat diet and endbottomsb4. who yeild easily tocause malformation of the nail at the Kansas State University, will givethatthereexiststoogreata exer- etfl s creatures radiated from the foil makesthehis views w, slim figure. line. rtakuI* base. Trim hangnails with scissorspattern outline transfer sharply. about "Water,disparity between the rates charged Cation.alert or nippers, being careful not to cut Agriculture,andtheKansasthe larger users(industrial and 143 heavy, wear to sounds-and tothe Complete silence into the flesh. Follow with anap- Economy." wholesale) with rates charged the g safari jacketTake ce of sound. Special sound of all. plication of good -quality witch hazel. Frank Rayner, manager of thehighest priority customers (the ticked intohigh' most ominous sup - The witch -hazel pad willalsoTasty Lips High Plains Underground Waterdomestic). ighs too. Care When p cleaning medicines, remove any traces of oily softener. Conservation District at Lubbock, "Therefore,the commissionis and insecticides outof reach IY tall can cutSewing When applying more than one coat Now on the marketarelip Texas, will describe the workings ofdirecting that in the rates to be filed, by wearing the out of sight.If a child sees Velvet has of enamel, be sure the base coat isglosses that taste as goodas they his district and how it might bea higher percentage of the increase h a deep y, Ping interesting, hewill do his centerwith home thoroughly dry, otherwise look. The ripe colorsare fruit - applicable to Kansas undergroundallowed should be passed on to the sea t. reach it. tiny he long lineof flavored with cherry, pineapple, water sources. domestic customer," Saffels said. requires careful alt*tect, but don't overprotect,yourbubbles may form and cause your mg coat is an polish to chip. nectarine or strawberry. Fred Corey, irrigation engineer Using isneeded and falls are Ir Bumps, bruises, for Benjamin-Peterson-Kasl garment; havieet 'ce he must pay forgrowing Associates, McCook, Neb., will DROP FTC COMPLAINT :e the most ofoptional. The But do take ON ZEREZ COMMERCIAL u have a small learning. outlinean irrigation water compatible to the*utions to make sure that his Big Step The Federal Trade Commission t: scheduling program. rearing a cinchchange the lag has withdrawn a year -old charge es are minor ones. Bathing alone, unsupervised by Irrigators Meet Evans Banbury, superintendent of your problem Interfacing is mother,isa big step toward that the "can stabbing" commercial rtant. Another the Colby Branch Stationofthefor Du Pont's Zerex antifreeze is Points such as tie (:'' growing up. Youngsters At Great Bend KansasAgricultural waist is gaucho Experimentfalse and misleading. armholes. Care generally take over this personal Station at KSU, will cite research jacket pulled To avoid eligiottNisistent care at about the second or third This Week results showing crop response to >en. band basteSew ritsles Fingernails grade. However, it is important selected water management limp The eighth annual meeting of the suit andRemember that :Orb to instruct them on how to wash practices.Themeetingwillbe DO YOU WANT leave marks the T:T;ter weather makes keeping KansasIrrigation dip fill out a too- thoroughly. Plenty of washing is and Water pretty a problem, so follow completed at approximately 3:30 plus nonclingyDecrease pressen!: needed to remove perspiration Resources Association will be heldp.m. manicurepointersand Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 1-2, courtesy skeletal look. slightly and hold and skin bacteria. e in Great Bend. Theme of the con- talkoveryour financial ference is "Our Responsibility for plans with a friend. It pays Water Management." big dividends RussellHerpich,Extension K -N Natural Gas. Highest Earnings Paid On THE PERFECT GIFT irrigation specialist at Kansas State Your University, reports that committeeGets OK To Passbook meetings and a board of directors Savings .. meeting will be held Dec. 1 at the Earn A Big pouum xxv Holiday Inn. Those meetings begin Raise Rates at 1:30 p.m. Natural gas rate increases for the The general meeting is Dec. 2 in37,400 Kansas customers of Kansas - theKnightsofColumbusHall.Nebraska Natural Gas Co. have Registration begins at 8:15 a.m. withbeen granted by Kansas Corporation Ask for Maurice L. Hill the educational program starting atCommission (KCC) . 9 a.m. The total increase was below the Member FSLIC Herpich says that "theamount sought by the company, said Dale E. Saffels of Topeka, KCC educational information will be 1111HOME highlyusefulforallKanSaschairman. SAYINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION irrigators and water users. The The company had requested a rate speakers will discuss various meansof return of 8.82 per cent which 630 HUMBOLT - MANHATTAN that we can conserve our preciouswould have raised an additional DIAL 776-4733 water resources." $1,649,630 annually, however,the $148.50VALUE withFREE Christmas L_. m offer ten Listen to your body, not your tractor... and you'll discover a better way to farm.

Time was, more engine roar meant LISTEN... more engine power. ur CARRYING CASE Protection Not any more! EXTRA SPARK PLUG Listen to your common sense that Your tired ear drums and aching tells you your protection is mighty XXV SCREWDRIVER back are a warning of UNNECES- important-to you and your farm. picture 1/2 PINT ENGINE OIL SARY abuse. Case has an answer. Case guards you with 4 -corner cab protection that supports the entire designed to Quiet comfort feeds CHAIN FILE weight of the tractor on a complete Dairy You deserve the quiet-freedom roll-over. Exhaustive tests during ". the herd dairy with from excessive tractor noise-quiet Case cab development included as Is of your yourcalves that only Case can give you. Can pro- many as seven roll-overs with one birth. Start make longed exposure to excessive trac- tractor. and tor noise be harmful to your hear- laverPre-Starterzing KR MOTORCO. ing? A Canadian study showed that al theway o MACHA-REVERE one-third of the farmers in the 55-59 capabilities. !orth, Kansas64739 age group had hearing loss enough production Council Grove, Kansas to have trouble understanding nor- prime, Note that noise levels with cab range clean, fresh air. But there's more to in their it mal speech. In the same group, 60% cows are and keep TE'S AUTO of the larger farmers had reached from the Case 1170's 89.5 dBA (deci- consider when you choose a tractor levels ELECTRIC PESCHEL BROS. IMPL. CO. bels) to a competitor's high of 97.5 -much more I peak 9So. Third that stage. ;on to and RFD 3 dBA. Without Cab, the level ranges Feeds t nhattan, Can we prove that Case tractors are from the Case 1070's 95 dBA to a LISTEN... )-OP Dairy rations Kansas 66502 Marysville, Kansas 66508 quieter? Impartial tests show Case balanced MOO high of 99 dBA for other tractors. Big -cube power All are take P. SMITH Agri King tractors-with or without nts to MOTOR CO. SVENSSON IMPL. cab-to be quieter by far. You see Remember, lust 6 extra dBA means More and more big power men are nut haggisand pastures, Marys, looking to big Case cubes to handle roper Kansas 66536 711 Main the results In the chart below . . . twice as noisy. And the tests show We designed the windows to pop roughag your Case dealer has the official noise levels up to 8 dBA higher for big jobs easier. Easier to get the . outwards from roll-over Impact. We your with work done, and easier on YOU. Big- picture Atchison, Kansas 66002 figures. other leading tractors. In every power added spillproof covers to prevent o yourprofit oOr EltWEIN class, Case tractors recorded sub- ger displacement Case engines that battery acid, fuel and radiator cool- & SON GARAGE stantially lower noise levels. handle every job faster with plenty of ant from spilling in an upset-we use Feeds. boa, Kansas66401 MID -WESTERN FARM EQPT. SOUND LEVEL AT reserve muscle. No strain ... mod- a seamless rupture -resistant nylon OPERATOR'S EAR AT How do we achieve this quiet com- erate engine speeds and long power fuel tank. )1)feed 614 East Pacific stroke that result in tremendous FULL THROTTLE fort? The patented Agri King plat- 1. AST TO Salina, Kansas 67401 form floats on 4 king-sized rubber torque-and an engine that lasts- Then buckle up! Protection doesn't lay. COAST STORE AND 100% LOAD and lasts. work until you work at it, too. dairy sue Hills bushings which absorb vibration and Shopping Center metal -to -metal transmission noise. Test drive the NEW Agri Kings. nhattan, ELLIOTT'S KEY & MOWER A smoother engine, and more quiet The cab is Case -designed, Case- by far. Official tests now show that Make your next tractor a better place Kansas 66502 CASE ALL OTHER 213 West 5th 170 TRACTORS built-tightly sealed, acoustically lower rpm tractors are more quiet. to LIVE! Your Case dealer is ready RACTOR TESTER 975 dEA lined, super quiet. with a no -obligation demonstration. OAST Topeka, Kansas 66601 S -m -o -o -t -h power shift that delivers JI Case Company, Racine Wiscon- TO COASTSTORE WITHOUT CAB And comfortable! Your choice of 3 full power to the drawbar, matched 16.1718 MANHATTAN NURSERY CASE ALL OTHER non-stop to every job. And reserve sin 53404 Main Street 1070 RAC ORS seats. A temperature -controlled cab, TRACTOR TESTED power... up 7.8 to 12.5% more in ileville, Kansas 3324 Anderson air-conditioned if you'd like. No more Assnn. 66935 56 CBA thenewAgri Kings. pEkvstor Manhattan, Kansas 66502 breathing dust and pollen-just Greenleaqui wuhtnglon 0_ ssyiLLEIMPL. LOCKARD IMPL. °Nile, Kansas66533 Ellsworth Centralia Marion 117 W. Main CHOITZ EQUIPMENT LONGHOFER SUPPLY Herington, Kansas 67449 McBRATNEY IMPL. CO. Linn C0-0 AA ssn. DISTRIBUTED BY KLUGHARTT Chapman KUHLMAN MOTOR CO. 31 - THORNHILL MACHINERY CO., Salina Teterh°fle JONES & KNOPPWA 2-3241 VAHSHOLTZ IMPL. CO. 1205 Woodswether Road .Marysville KANSAS CITY, MO. 64105 BRAUCHI BROTHERS COP ersUnionAte' calves averaging $275 and heifers $242. 12 Grass The top -selling bull was a Polled Gr November di A Jump In Pork Consumption bullconsigned by DonStout, 30,1971 the show. Americans have eaten a little lesspounds per person. products, eggs, beans, peasand Kremlin, Okla., which brought Lee Remy auctioneer. of Burdick largely by$1850 from Charles Goodwin of Milton keef this year, the first decrease The total red -meat consumption,nuts, which were offset Nagely managed the of since 1965, but pork consumptioncomputed on the basis of animaldeclinesforpoultry,vegetables,Houston, Texas. sale. soared because of near -recordcarcass weights was estimatedat acoffee, fish, animal fats and melons, The female top was a cow -calf supplies,says the Agriculturerecord 192.2 pounds per capita,the report said. combination which brought $1210 Department. compared with 186.3 in 1970. Veal from Ernest Pickens of Stillwater, The per -capita beef consumptionconsumption was put at 2.3 pounds Okla. Stout was also the seller of cowIkeDollarlig is expected to average 113.6 pounds,per capita, continuing adecline, and and calf, as well as the champion down only one -tenth of a pound fromlamb and mutton 3.2 pounds, alsoShorthorn Sale female, which brought $505 fromWorth lastyear'srecord.Statistically,less. Gary Horchem of Ransom. A Buck however, the dip represented the Chickenconsumption,although Second top -sellingbullbrought The newEise nhowerd first drop in six years when per -double that of 15 years ago, wasHits $1850 Top $1050 from Meenen brothers ofworth just$1, and estimated at 40.3 pounds per capita, Clifton. Bill Scott of Ransom was thepay a premium people sn capitabeef -eatingaveraged99.3 The Kansas Shorthorn Association for the compared with 41.4 pounds last chairman coins pounds, half a pound less than in consignor. of theHouse bethefirstand the Polled Association produced affairs subcommittee 0 1964.Pork,ontheotherhand,year.That would saleatHutchinson Edgar Crockett & Sons, Kinsley, sizeable slip since 1960, the reporta$22,425 said t jumped to a per -capita average this November 5, with 28 bulls averagingand Russel Lawson of Maple Hill said. year of 72.7 pounds, compared with $619 and 11 females $460. bought other high -selling bulls. 66.4 in 1970. That is not a record, There were "relativelysmall" Keith Lauer of Abilene had the coin dealers In addition, the sale of 20 club were Of however. During World War II porkper -capitaconsumptionincreases runnerup in the female judging, and SfthoureTimlhicveeoadincns at $1.75 calves grossed $5170 with steer each aid consumption rosetonearly 80for potatoes, vegetable oils, cereal she sold for $500 to Dorsey Elliott ofjewelry dealers such were adve Sublette. itemsaskey Britt & Son of Talmage paid $290 chairs, Give Your Favorite for the top -selling club heifer. The best-selling club steer camepremium forone of these eoj from Warren Campbell of Geneseodon't know,"Mrs. Sullivan Horse (and Rider) and sold for $315 to Bill Poovey of are being minted ill Westphalia. quantities and shouldhe obtot now or shortly at a New Saddle Dale McCurry of Sedgwick judged any bank,"/ CINCH COW POKES ftoOL For Christmas By AceReid CHOOSE FROM Simco-Wyeth Ozark and Veach Choose Early And Be Sure To Have It By Christmas

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It is easy to see Thirty soil testing labs are REcOMM plus oneCrossen,Minneapolis;and Lynn A parade As in getting a physical, it's just as in case,fertilizerin county Extension offices, of states, that either Shannon Carpenter, Stockton-willand Lynn with pRIGGINGe important for farmers to resamplerecommendations made 5to 10 is at the Garden CityBranch Ex- representing FOR I therepresentthestate's34,0004-H be a highlight g. and test fields as it is for those whoyears ago would be of little help,periment Station and one on of the Presid members and tens of thousands ofto Congress. obilshing have not tested their soils at all, says Whitney. Manhattan Campus. Togetherthese is an exl soilalumniduringaPresidential They are suggests Dr. David Whitney, Ex- Declining soiltest levels meanlabs test approximately 20,000 two of the esohstep ceremony at the 50th National 4-HState delegates 35 S tensionsoiltestingspecialistatpresent fertilizer programs are notsamples a year. to to save Congress, this week, in Chicago. Each delegate the Kansas State University. meeting crop needs. Excessive Farmers should take their sam- received factors Russell and Lynn will present an the al Soil tests taken 5 to 10 years ago ples to the local county Extension state or sectionalaward a good nutrient build-ups of phosphorus and statesealtoPresident provided farmers with recom-nitrogen, on the other hand, canoffice.If a soil testing lab is notofficial 4-H project,explains Richard M. Nixon duringtheBusset, state Dr. G s. mended fertilizer rates for optimumupset crop nutrition and cause yieldlocated in that county, the Extension 4-11 moist, Congress. The seal will be mountedState University. leader, profit (based on soil fertility levelsreductions. Also excessive nutrientoffice will mail the sample to K - competitic of individual fields at that time) but State or Garden City. along with the seals of the other 49 build-ups pose potential problems of states, District of Columbia, and cement for thesetestvalues may havein- pollution. ng, Soilsno PuertoRicotoformacom- creased or decreased so that old Soiltestcosts are but atiny ater erosion memorative plaquesalutingthe FIVE DEATHS recommendations no longer fit fieldfraction of the actual cost of fer- FROM dirk golden anniversary of the NationalCHILDBIRTH disked IN 1970 field sl and crop conditions. tilizer applied and it's probably the el, The Farmers having the .most success 4-H Service committee. Five mothers pri best investment the producer willKansas 6th In lost their is needed) aprivatechildbirth in with fertilizer applications test theirmake,saysthe KSU specialist. The Committee is 1970 out sprigging organization serving as a liaisonbirths, according of 38 fields every three to four years,Several hundreds of dollars invested to the J Mg, followin Farm Exports between government and businessthe KansasMedical allowing them to detect declines asin the wrong fertilizer could result in Soc. the soil. well as excessive build-ups. Forless net profit. Twelve Midwesternstates,in- as the two sectors work together forrate of one death the advancement of the nationwide out of 7 sandy soils fields with special problems, soil On the majority of Kansas soils acluding Kansas, accounted for 47 compares withone in 143 in plant a cm tests should be taken more often, 4-H movement.TheAnnualthe magazine. , general fertilitytest, which costspercent of all United States farm am.Sorghu Whitney adds. $1.50,is recommended. This testproducts exported infiscal year be harvest, Recent fertilizer use and cropping pH, "COME AS YOU ARE" (OFF GRASS) fro includesdeterminationsfor 1970-71, accordingtoKansas petition practices may have elevated soilavailable phosphorus, exchangeableSecretaryofAgriculture Roy Sprigging fertility levels. The soil test tells thepotassium and lime requirement ofFreeland. Commercial Purebred Shortho into the sor producer all about it, in which casesamples with a pH of 6.4 or less. Kansas ranked sixth in the nation without worki he can reduce fertilizer application. Other tests are available at anintotalagriculturalexports,a & Polled Shortho ercial spril position due primarily to wheat and liable in moo WE BUY FAT HOGS flour volume. Total dollar volume SALE SAT, DEC. udagrass. for all Kansas commodities in 1970- be rented or thi 71 amounted to $391.6 million. Mondays thru Fridays9 a.m. -3p.m. Starts12:30Noon at the new He custom sprigge AT UNItiN PACIFIC STOCKYARDS Exports of farm products in 1970- Livestock Co. Sale Barn 1 mile n bushels of MARYSVILLE, KANSAS 71 were $7.8 billion, equivalent to on U.S. 77 from de is about mi about 16 percent of the $49.2 billion HERINGTON, KAN s are recon Clougherty Packing Co. that U.S. farmers received from Mostly Steer & bermuda if NO COMMISSION . NO SHRINKAGE farm marketings in 1970. The output Heifer Calves SELLING 400-500 H available.Spr We may not have the best hog marketevery day, but of one of every four harvested acres Club calves, bulls, cows & calves, f dug and s we may have the best market the day you wish to sell was exported. steers andheifers. in loose dry si your hogs. 20 Good Cows, Some With Calves By Side days has be BONDED FOR YOUR PROTECTION State Departments of Agriculture 15 Serviceable Age Bulls MARK WILKIE of the 12 midwestern states have germinatioi 40 Feeder Heifers, 600 lbs. 50 Feeder Steers 7001 and come Resident Buyer Phone 562-2050 organizedthe Mid AmericaIn- 100 STEER & HEIFER CALVES ternational Agri -Trade Council to be adapt( (MIATCO) with the cooperation of MILTON H. NAGELY,Sec. - Mgr., Abilene, Ks. 913 47 are theo the Foreign Agricultural Service of ended for Ka 2 BIG SALES EVERY WEEK the U.S. Department of Agriculture. sprigging mac 'plant sprigs ab Bonded for your protection Participating states in addition to lolly in 40 in Kansas are Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Saturday, Decembe establishment it Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, bushels of spi HOGS on Tuesday Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Startingat 12:30 South Dakota, and Wisconsin. LEADING HOG MART IN KANSAS. Located at east end ofMain MIATCO is designed to work on St. in St. George,Kansas developingmarketsforcom- modities not now represented in 27E3n0316VCA foreign trade effort, and tosup- 2 story, 5 room home, with enclosed porch, located on 3 lots SALES CO., INC. plement and work with in 2nd addition of townsite. Home has natural gas, space organizations City water is available, Good cave and small chicken house. Barn Phone CATTLE I servingspecific Personalwill Proeperty:cosneslies.ting of Electric Refrigerator, R 913/325-2266 Every commodities. range sold Wednesd rack Kansas was seventh among all the Terms 25 percent down immediately after the sale of the pr Harold Siegel, Albert Gieber states in exporting feed grains, sixth and signing of contract. Balance due upon deliveryof 1030 dieselCa Auctioneers in tallow and lard, eighth in hides chantable title and abstract within 30 days. 16111cab and di 3T6ax0e.s: to be prorated as of possession date, based on 19718 For Information or to Consign, Call: and skins, seventhin meat and 930diesel Case EDBURT, Washington, Kans. 913/325-2393 poultry and ninth in dairy products. Possession: immediately rib cabanddu Salesofanimals and animal Annopurnincgtemd the day of sale shall takeprecedence, 120 diesel Case products equaled only 12 percentof any material total farm exports. NC hi Tractor REGISTERED HEREFORDS Jack and Katie Hunsinger, Ow°Mbil 494-255 Sale conducted by Wilson Real Estate, St. George: ph. SP Combine, Don't Miss Anderson Realty:, Manhattan: ph. 776-7935. RealEstate 66( ANNUAL tioneers and Brokers. $P Combine, 92, Madsen's For information contact auctioneers. .th rice tires 400 Head PRODUCTION Polled Hereford Sunday,December DISPERSION Iar!!6.ro1lte sale, atthe ll I will hold a reduction kno. company, Wheel Disc,ip tractor implement Rig lHolltiEno December 4 Burns -Salisbury, Inc.,located on Te?( Real Onward "178" 24 1/2 mileeast of Manhattan. 2wrod Ia" SALE Starts at12:30p.m. 4, Kearney, Nebraska -ount ed Starts 9:30 a.m. 194 Saturday, December 4, 1971, 12:30 P.M. - CST Field Cultiv 325 Registered Machinery& Miscellaneous t Haven, Kansas 0(4°Iccikard Plocww 75Commercial feed wagodn ra -set Plow, 12, 2,9N, Ford tractors ensilage garen f THEY ARE THE NOTED NewHmomeweleitre tank Fertilizer John Deere, "D" tractor cal. 75 Serviceable aged Bulls "SUPREME TYPE" 2,3 point rear blades with with r110 tractor 'Vet 2, pull type tractor plows, 1,3 Foursdedgarden on trail point saws,used_; larder e Homelite chain iud 35 Bred Heifers 2 planters, 1, tractor manure tirechains 600-16 pick up 110048,, loader chains At4liger, 41'mar PLASTERING John Deere wheel disk: John tract Featuring breeding and service of Deere wide single disk tiggee27' mar Basements Massey Ferguson 3 point disk }Ike, r Pigtail, 11 4 tractor mowers; MH hay baler thserna ea%t trail ea 11 te, lace Pos Plastered IHC 3-14 tractor plow, fast hitch gsup Drive Tex Real Onward 178th hardware yt tea Trailers IHC side delivery rake and And Waterproofed Dempster chisel plow tools, to mention numerous dp Boat feeder for an elevator sublet(promp 4 CAllici the Super Register of Merit Sire abover trAsethie ei Foundation Work Theohpmer Blower table auctionciteme New grain-o-vator, no. 30, 2 wheel prior Herd bull prospects and top notch range bulls Outside Stuccoing just a Nsture testre This is i.cash No Job Too Small Burns, Salsbury is not quittingbusiness. surplus items. SCHLICKAU HEREFORDS, HAVEN, KANSAS WRITE TERMS:C John Not responsible for accidents First H HARRY SCHLICKAU GEORGE SCHLICKAU C. G. Seibert Natio_ ARGONIA, KANSAS 67004 HAVEN, KANSAS 67543 P.O. Box 993 Inc.,Owners .41(Meersualee Phone: 316/GR 8-2392 Phone: 316/465-7749 TOPEKA, KS. 66601 Burns-Salisbury, Carlson All Work Guaranteed Harold Welter & Applegate, Auctioneers 4Her rows. Common strains will emerge !remony 14 from deeper plantings thanwill Sweeties Weis's. Service For others, purchasing firewoodC. W. Hawkins of Clements, Brown Midland. Bermuda sprigs, planted Kum State ludnun already cut may be the best bet. said. The points were made and uses Istdent early, will not germinate untilwarm Most market firewood is cut fromabout 11,500 years ago by Indians weather. dsoap dead wood and you don't have towho hunted mammoths, now ex- 4-1i'ers-Russell worry about drying. Congrks When sprigs are planted inwarm tinct. Although Clovis spear points ?apolis; is weather and under good moisture Many Kansans are getting into thehave been found occasionallyin and LynnProject % WHAT ARE THE nter, Stockton-ll conditions,theyshould firewood business in the winter. I.most parts of the United States, they A Parade RECOMMENDATIONS FOR startto state's w of r, emerge after 12 to 14 days. Sprigs know of one man who grosses $3,000have seldom been reported in 34,000 and Lynn re4 GRASS reit 4-H SPRIGGING BERMUDA Gardens in a winter. There are probablyKansas, Brown said. ens of thousands be a highli,6'n FOR BEEFPASTURE? should be taken from well fertilized of some who earn more than that. Brown also reported the gift of a aPresidentialto coogrii7:0z bermudagrassareas or nurseries to insure good 7.Taz, Establishing a healthy rootstocks with sufficient It's also possible to buy limbs after"Folsom" spear point to the college e 50th National pasture is anexpensive operation, 4-H plant food to get the new plants a tree thinning or logging operationby George Miser of Emporia. It was veek, inChicago. Stalteyderle stepshouldbedone -and each A Demand has been completed. made about 10,000 years ago. ,ynri will E eNq'S established. present aohdeleg to save time and money. an ate properly An important point to remember:Folsom spear points were used by seal state or in to 10 qt facto]rsareinvolved A starter resident Several fertilizerisrecom-For Firewood wood will dry faster and burn betterearly Indians to hunt a large bison of Vixon obtaining a good stand of grass in during the 4-H Project eli,°m11)' mendedforestablishingber- ifitis split and stored in a drya species now extinct. The horns of eal will ansas. mudagrass. From 10 to 20 pounds By Gary G. Naughton be mounted StateBus uet, place. Green wood cut this winterthesehugebisonsometimes A firm, moist, seedbed free of KSU Forester seals of theother 49 sive* available nitrogen and phosphorus should be combustible by next fall.spanned as much as four feet, Brown of Columbia, weed compeltitionisthefirstand potassium based on soil test What is cozier than a hot fire in theEven if you can't use it this winter,said. He said the Clovis and Folsom and toform requirementi,for bermudagrassresultsshouldbeappliedatfireplace on a cold Kansas day?chopping or sawing is good exercise.spear points date from the earliest a corn - 3 not subject to wind [aguesaluting sprigging. Sol spriggingtimestoinsurerapidEspecially during a holiday season? known Indian occupation of. North the FIVE DEkritc erosion should be plowedstand Kansas doesn't arY of the National or water establishment. Annual have an America. CHILDBIRTH thefalland nmittee. and diskedduring nitrogen applications as high as 200overabundanceoffirewood,but10,000 -Year Old Five mother:winter. The fieId should be limed (ifto 300 pounds available nitrogen perthere is enough to takecare of the tteeisaprivate me is neededprior to working inyear may be needed to produce topdemand. The best firewood trees in YOUNG CRENSHAW ON ruing asa liaison behiritibs6,fratheeinwithe fall. Sprigg,ing should be done inyields. the state are bur oak, red oak,Indian Artifacts BOWL -BOUND JUCO TEAM iment and business 161 N, the spring, foilowing a rain, without hickory, red elm, honeylocust, hack The Fort Scott Junior College rs work together - for working the Sc Weeds and weedy grassesin new football team which will play in the ratethe oKa f o berry, and ash. Cord for cord, it willFrom Flint Hills n re sdelliRi nt of the nationwide stoils subject to windbermuda plantings willshade the National Junior College Shrine Bowl COMpareswitho.zi On sandy burn longer and produce more heat EMPORIA-Indian artifacts nt.The Annual a cover crop such asgrass and greatly decrease growth. at Savannah, Ga., this week includes the magazine. osrgihonu,mp.lanstoi, than other Kansas species. dating back more than 10,000 years rghum seed headsIn addition, heavy weed infestations Cottonwood will do the job, too, but thesonof George Crenshaw, compete for nutrients and moisture. provide evidence that early Indian "COME AS YOU hould be harTested to eliminate it burns faster and puts out less heat. hunters roamed the Kansas FlintWamego Angus breeder. ARE" (OFF from volunteer A cord of wood (4x4x8 Roy Crenshaw is a sophomore and w , competition The best weed control method is feet)Hills during the latter part of the ice mercial Purebred ;ging should be doneuse of preemergence chemicals atproduces about the same amount ofage, Jeff Brown of the anthropologya linebacker who won all-Jayhawk SIO 's()rghuill.intoSP" the sorghum stubble insprigging time. Princep of Karmexheat as a ton of coal. faculty at Kansas State TeachersJuco honors this year. He is a former working the soil. Wamego High School player. ApcorilmmVitehroclliatll at 2 pounds per acre on heavy soils However, a fireplace is not a veryCollege said. & Polled sprigging machines efficient home -heating mechanism. Fort Scott will meet Mississippi directly and 1 pound per acre on sandy soil is Two spear points of a type knownGulf Coast Juco in the game at a rt e bavailableg ri most areas adaptedgenerallyeffective.OnetotwoAn ordinary fireplace will deliveras "Clovis Points" were discovered ass. These machines only a 10th of the heating value of the Savannah Friday, December 3. The SALESAT, pounds 2, 4-D per acre on late in a collection of Indian artifacts may be rentedor the job contracted wood to a room, with the rest being game will be broadcast over WIBW plantings will protect bermuda for given to the college by the family ofradio, Topeka. Starts 12:30 Noonit the pp:: to a custom stnigger. several weeks. This treatment willlost in heating the expanse of air Livestock Co. Sale Bus Fifteen bushals of bermuda sprigsnot last as long as Princep or Kar-passing out of the room through the on LS. 77 from --per acre is alacrat minimal, while 20mex because rain will reduce itschimney. HER1NGTON, Vbushels arerecommended witheffectiveness. Some of the excess heat loss can & bermtIda if plenty of sprigs be controlled by proper adjustment SELLING 400.500k- ves available. Sprigsshould be Areas in Kansas known to beof the damper on the flue, however. Club calves, bulls, rows Oreshly dugand shouldnotbeadapted to bermudagrassClose the damper untilthefire steers and heifers. planted in loosedry soil. Dry storageproduction are limited because itbeginstosmoke,thenopenit Good Cows, Some With Calves By for two days 1hasbeen reported tolacks winter hardiness, and suf-slightly. 15 Serviceable Age Bulls reduce germi[nation 60 percent.ficientmoisture may notbe If you are a do-it-yourself buff, r Heifers. 600 lbs. 50 Feeder Roo!, Midland andcommon varieties,available for adequate production.don'ttraipseintothewoods 100 STEER & HEIFER CALVES!mown to beadapted and winterBermudagrass hasbeensuc-swinging an ax at any tree in sight.

I. NAGELY, sec, . Mgr Abilene, gs, E. tardy,are Itheonlyvarietiescessfully produced in southernCut wood from dead dying trees, recommendedfor Kansas. Kansas asfar west as Harperalthough late fall and . ter are not The sprigging machine should becounty.-Dr. Robert M. Hyde,goodperiodsfordetermining set to plant sp]rigs about two inchesExtensionrangemanagementwhether or not a tree has good or eep, usuallyn 40 inch rows. Morespecialist, and Verlin H. Peterson,poor vigor. That determination Saturday, vwfittpidestablishment is possible withExtension crop productionshould be made during the growing 30 to 35 bushels of sprigs in 20 inchspecialist, Kansas State University season. Starting at In If you don't have property with dead or dying trees, look around for Located at eastaid a woodlot owner. He may let you cut St. in St. George,fatql Saturday, December 4 dead wood for a nominal fee. Starts 9:30 a.m. Having decided to quit farming, will sell )om home, withenclosed porch, located0616 the following described property on High- Progress has natural gas,g Century Of it ion of townsite. Home way 9, 13,4 miles west of Centralia, Kansas. is available, Good caveand small chide 'roperty: consistingof Electric Relriger be sold at sale. Tractors Trucks Hereford Sale the sale 100 BULLS immediately after 1967 1030 diesel Case Tractor 1954 Chev. 2 -ton Truck with )ercent down due upon of contract. Balance with cab and duals Ind and hoist Ig within 30days. title and abstract date,basEC. 1965 930 diesel Case Tractor Selling At The Ranch December 1, 12:00 Noon of possession 1953 Chev. 2 -ton Truck with oe prorated as with cab and duals bed and hoist 1960 830 diesel Case Tractor 2 year old and coming 2 year olds pasture raised. We specialize : immediatelyday of saleshall taker:- GMC21/2Truck 6x6 with rents made the 1949 1HC M Tractor Blair mixer box in Range Raised bulls for the commercial cattlemen. Our own d material GMC 21/2 ton Truck 6x6, salvage winterbullcalvesaveraged 560 poundsandtheheifers 520lbs.at weaning - No creep, with 229live calves out ind Katie'Hunsing0Combines 1961 3/4 to Ford Truck, 4x4 CaseSP Combine, 660, 13' of 240 cows. Si. Georgz - 1968 1946 Chev. 11/2 ton Truck, van Real Estate, Re MH SP Combine, :ted by Wilson ph. 7161935. 92, 14' - 1958 type Realty:, Manhattan: with rice tires 1942 Dodge Dart Car d Brokers. ation contactauctioneers. Machinery- Equipm ent Corn Plante Featuring the get of Sunday,Nov r, .11z 6 -row, 30", 1971 Lime Spreader Bed for Truck 0 Case WheelDisc, 11' Chain Saw - Homelite 5 hp. hold areductioa New Hollan I will coolI,ii.'.. d Ensilage Cutter, Battterfly Charger on wheels tract-SamplementInc.,1004 717, 2.row JPC TEX ONWARD 24 -bury, Case 6 Posthole Digger, PTO with 15" Burns of MO]; -rowmounted Cultivator, 'Ter Golden Real Ono lob mile east Of and 8" augers Tea Ado I Advance Donna Anna 90 24 1/2 starts of 1966 Onward 3 Silver Prince 14 Case Field Motorcycle Trailer IITPerKinScive'ss1 'Miss Domino 1 Cultivator,18', wheel Nov. 7. 1965 "Bear Creek Pr 93 Case Moldb, Auger assembly planter filler Reooke !flees Princes, 14 card Plow, 5-16", 1966 IritcRpo5ResoF in o Miscellaneoui 100 Railroad Ties 'Blanchard Return 30 & Case OffsetPlow, 12', 1971 1Roke 18 Saddle 500 hedge Fence Posts Machinery tanhFertilizer outfit, 400ga Blade, mounted, 8'` NeewnsilHagorneefeellite, Crop Sprays Standby elec. Power Plant, gas Tactors with foorror u- on trailer, 100 gal. "D"' tractor garde Hydraulic 1 driven Ford Loader . industrial 1r blades 1,3 type Fuel tank, pickup, 12-v. pump plows, used Grain tractor 61815 Auger, 41' Mayrath 6" Space Heater, 50,000 BTU Tex Onwards Real Silver Domino and 600169'60pHHorn, Grain manure ure3. Auge tied /1., r, 27' Mayrath 6" Paint Sprayer, air 1, tractor Set of , tracss lon; Grain Auger pigtail, 10' Sheep Shearing Machine, 2 station John Anxiety 4th's Foundation disk: Seto HayMower wheel Case trailer 7' Anhydrous outfit for field cult. disk Steel Fence le single I.,,5n:merheerr;!($1; Post Driver, hydraul. 8 Feeders, 200 bu. disk Two 11/2 3 pointbaler u01051;eliter' ton Trailers guson noire!). Two 4 -wheel Trailers w. duals Free delivery MH hay Some up to iwers fast hitch Hydratchi,*die cylinders, PERFORMANCE RECORDS AVAILABLE - ctor plow, 1001s,all!,;' oleo hoses, electric welder, cutting torch,log 500 miles on 3 head rake nurnerous' n-ic fencers, shop tools, fence posts, hydraulic jacks. Hog livery troughs,rp( above assture tester, tires, or more. ilsel plow The. gas barrel and stand. elevator lo au for an prior Terms Cas ii,: ,h e 30, 2wheel this Not Responsible For Accident -vator, n COUNCIL SineSS' MOXLEY & SONS GROVE, KS. 66846 itfin9bss Phone 316 787-2376

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70,000 Square Feet ell)) HEIFEt, Pd vianh 6 Transistor ma PORTABLE Free or AM RADIO d rlhatt Alma, en Complete Studio Couch - Heavy Grade VinylCovers Coil Spring Construction 95 Delivery 319 HANOVER,KANSAS iil Interest Jun0 But NotIn SunflowerState November 30, 1971 seeds, a long-timedemand to pick up enough to makeit unflower a consistently profitable crop. Consequently, yearly productioncan a trendto vegetable oils at the ex- parrots andchildren, are be keyed to supply and profiti if there were some sunflower orite of inseveral Nonetheless, increasing numbers demand,pense of animal fats. flingtoblossom of farmers are growing sunflowerswhich could make forastable But not ever3lone is convinced thatseeds to crush each year when the U.S. markets. market and boost farmers' cottonseedsupplyisexhausted. r is nothing newfor the oilseed market. Inmost con- the sunflower will catch on as an lieh versatility fidence in growing sunflowersas a They add that the seeds also yield a country,where thecases, they contract with oilseed oilseed crop. "We're not ready to tsidethis cash crop. recommend high -protein meal suitablefor theworld's second-processorsinadvance, which sunflowers weris Because the surge insun oil use livestock feeding. ofedible oil. assures them a return comparable wholeheartedly," says Murray est source began so recently,figures aren'tKinman, an agronomist at Texas A "The information we have in- foreigngrowers wereto what they could expect for otheravailable dicates that sunflowers should find a it while toillustratecurrent& M University. "The crop isn'tas doing native Americancrops. In the two leading sunflower- place in the Cotton Belt from the the producingstates, demand. In general,sun oil is in-profitable as it should be. Farmers animportant cash Minnesota and Carolinas toCalifornia," says flower intofarmers were busyNorth Dakota, about 40,000 acresterchangeable with oil fromotherwill need either higher prices than p, U.S. plants, including soybeans,corn,they're getting now or biggerRovert J.Miravalle, aplant - anAsianplant -thewere planted to sunflowers under breeding specialist for the National CLOSEDSUNk such arrangements this year. Aboutcottonseed, flaxseed and peanuts.yields." an. Today,the soybean is the "Most users blend it with other Cottonseed ProductsAssociation. oilseed crop, whilehalf of these plants were high -oil oils There may be other drawbacks. d's leading without labeling it as an ingredient," While northern farmersex- usehas been largelyvarieties. Sun oil margarine, popular in . sunflower one industry observer says. "TheyEurope, flopped in the U.S. a fewperiment with the crop and southern producers of snacks This isn't much, compared with growers contemplate plantingit, ited to the don't want to get pinned downto anyyearsagowhenitwastest - the 11 million acres of sunflowersspecific oil." practically no sunflowers are being pet foods. planted in Russia this year. But this marketed in a small area. An of- ow, all this isstarting to change. But sun oil has a competitive edge grown commerciallyinKansas, or five years, moreyear's U.S. acreage represents a ficial of one of the concerns thatwhich calls itself the Sunflower the past four five -fold increase from five yearsover other oils, its boosters claim: Itproduced the product said con- drnore U.S.manufacturers are is70 percent polyunsaturated. State. Agricultural officials there ingredient inago. Some boosters predict that U.S. sumers didn't like it because it was ng to sun oil as an Soybeanoilisonly50percent"grainy." say this is because 'commercial and a host offarmers will plant one million acres varieties are unable to survive the d oil, margarines polyunsaturated and cornoil55 Still, oilseed pressers are en- ood products, including paints,of high -oil sunflowers annually by sunflower -eating insects that thrive 1976. percent. Saturated fats are thosecouraging farmers to grow sun- etics, drugsand plastics. that solidify at room temperature.flowers, expecially in the Cotton onthe hardy wild sunflowers ispredicting that sun- If so, these enthusiasts predict, growing throughout the state. oone The polyunsaturated fat contentBelt, where a big drop in cotton into the soybeansun oil production in that year could 'ars will cut nudge corn oil aside as the thirdwill boost demand for sun oil in theproduction has put a damper on the ket, whichcurrently satisfies 70 next few years,these sunflower most widely produced U.S.vegetable cottonseed crushing industry. "Ten cent of thenation's demand for supporters say, as more and more oil. Of course, corn oil isn't produced years ago, we crushed 6,000 tons a ble oils. consumers become concerned aboutmonth,sevenmonthsayear," that the increasefor its own sake. It's a by-product of L. W. NEWCOMER QUITS t's also unlikely reports of links between the con-comments Jack W. Kidd, presidentAS TURNPIKE MANAGER )roductionwillcornmealandcornsyrup sunflower sumption of saturated fats and heartof Farmers & Ginners Cotton Oil Theman who was chief engineer emble the b)om that mademanufacturing,soitssupplyisdisease. determined by demand for these Co., Birmingham, Ala. "Now we'refor the Kansas Turnpike when it was beans the glamor crop of the past Per capita consumption of edibledown to 4,000 tons a month, 51/2 observers say itother commodities. constructedandbecameits decides.Crop fats and oils may reach 58 pounds bymonths a year." manager in 1961 has resigned. L. W. y takesevera1 more years to By contrast, sun oil is the primary1980, compared with 53 pounds last Kidd and his colleagues say they e hybrids and forproduct of the high -oil sunflower. Newcomer of El Dorado announced elopdependabl year, and experts already are notingcould improve their efficiency andthat he was retiring last week.

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C. 011r30ay Freezer holds up to 91 lbs.1/199 Huge vegetable bin Glen Wickstrom, Manhattan 2bwf hfrs 420 @36.80 Ray Niedfeldt, Paxico 1 bwf cow/clf @315.00 Clarence Meyer, Alma Elmer Redmond, Alma 3 wf cows/clvs @312.50 Even thoughNo had our sale on an off -day due to 2 bwf hfrs 437 @36.60 Leo Burgman, Leonardville 2 wf hfrs Elmer Redmond, Alma 15 blk cows/clvs @311.00 YO(J':anksgiving faling on our regular sale day last week, we 395 @36.60 John Lewis, St. George 2 wf hfrs 515 @ Elmer Redmond, Alma 2 blk cows/clvs @300.00 SERVICc, ad a good run of cattle with a very active market. 35.60 Clarence Meyer, Alma 3 wf htrs 388 @35.50 Elmer Redmond, Alma 2 wf cows/clvs @300.00 ON EVERY1.i We are expecing a large run of cattle for our sale this Elmer Redmond, Alma 14 wf hfrs 566 @35.10 Elmer Redmond, Alma 4 b/bwf cows/clvs @295.00 Thursdaf, December 2, with several special consign-Elmer Redmond, Alma Elmer Redmond, Alma 3 wf cows/clvs @295.00 VOILE 10 wf hfrs 560 @35.10 'rano you will find listed elsewhere in this space. Wilbur Erichsen, Manhattan 1 bwf hfr 375 @34.90 Camon Ranch, Clay Center 2 wf cows/clvs @290.00 AT If you havecoate to sell, this may be a good day to haveClarence Meyer, Alma 1 wf hfr 495 @34.75 Bob Burgess, Wamego 1wf cow/clf @285.00 SEDLACE'liam here, C. T. Kimball, Harveyville 3 wf hrn hfrs503 @34.40 Elmer Redmond,Alma 4 wf cows @277.50 Elmer Redmond, Alma 5 bwf cows @277.50 tCFollowing le apartial listing of our sale last week: Elmer Redmond, Alma 2 blk hfrs 462 @34.30 Elmer Redmond, Alma 1 blk cow r C. T. Kimball, Harveyville 1 wf hfr 455 @34.20 @275.00 Clarence Meyer, Alma 1 wf rdnk 405 @34.20 Elmer Redmond, Alma 9 wf cows @274.00 STOCKER & FEEDER CATTLE VOLUME TUNING Les Wilt, Manhattan 1 b/b bf hfr 400 @33.80 Elmer Redmond, Alma 5 blk cows @273.00 gene Sinn, Manhattan 9 mixed strs 592 @37.40F. E. Simon, Alma 1 b brkl hfr 525 @33.75 Elmer Redmond, Alma 6 wf cows @262.50 rt gene Sinn, Man hattan 10 mixed strs 660 @37.30R. L. Schmidt, Alma 1bwf hfr 510 @32.75 Elmer Redmond, Alma 9 wf cows @250.00 Y Kimble, Mape Hill 10 wf strs 703 @37.30Les Wilt, Manhattan 1 blk hfr 375 @32.60 Elmer Redmond, Alma 5 blk cows @245.00 95 er Redmond,4Ima 12 b/bwf hfrs 582 @35.70Ronald Bandel, Alma 1 char hfr 550 @32.10 Elmer Redmond, Alma 10 blk cows @230.00 4 er & Oberhelman, Manh. 1 bwf str 865 @35.40Vic Bandel, Alma 1 wf hfr 475 @31.80 Elmer Redmond, Alma 5 b/bwf cows @220.00 old Steere, Ala Vista 6 wf strs 811 @35.40Clarence Meyer, Alma (bob tail)1 wf rdnk hfr 355 @ Elmer Redmond, Alma 3 wf cows @200.00 RICH,DISTINCIII 30.10 OLDLY y Kimble, Maple Hill 4bwf strs 723 @35.30 y Kimble, Maple Hill 1 blk str 640 @35.00 SPECIAL CONSIGNMENTS FOR OUR SALE Kimble, Maple HiU 2 bwf strs 620 @34.90 BABYCALVES THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2 y Kimble, MapleHill KSU Dept., Manhattan 1 hoist bull @ 77.00 1 bwf hfr 630 @34.00 ALL STOCK COWS WI LL START SELLING AT 3:00-3:30 p.m. nay Ivin Heideman, 1 wf bull Alta Vista James Parks, Wamego @ 76.00 1 blk str 775 @34.00 From one consignor, 404 head of choice quality mixed feeder old Steere, Alta Vista 1 bwf str 970 @33.90Elmer Redmond, Alma 1 blk bull @ 75.00 3ECORATOR steers,(nearly green), 725-900. These steers will be sorted er Redmond,Alma 7 b/bwf hfrs649 @33.70Elmer Redmond, Alma 1 blk clf @ 65.00 inlots to suit the buyer. COLLECTIOgene Sinn, Manhattan 9 mixed hfrs603 @33.40Elmer Redmond, Alma 1 blk bull @ 62.50 er & Oberhelman, Manh. 2red/blk strs 1115 @33.20R. F. Cox, Manhattan 1 wf hfr @ 50.00 r Redmond, 3 blk clvs @ 45.0035choice wf steer & heifer calves 425-450. WALNUT FO. Alma 5 blk hfrs 690 @33.10Elmer Redmond, Alma Ivin Heideman, ,25choice wf steer & heifer calves 375-400. MORO:, Alta Vista 1 char str 775 @32.90 17 Holstein steers 425-450. mANVOES6 Y Kimble, Mape Hill 21 hoist strs 613 @32.25 er & Oberhel 8 Holstein steers 675-700. CHOOSE man, Manh. 2 blk hfrs 792 @31.60 BULLS 1 Registered wf bull 3 years old, a good breeder. , anhattan E 17 mixed hfrs 869 @31.40Lester Burkland, Olsburg 1 red bull 1005 @ 27.00 choice Hereford cows, 16 calves by side. V 37 S Molaple Hill 50 hoist strs 766 @31.20Elmer Redmond, Alma 1 wf hrn bull 1200 @ 25.80 K 299 a Vista 23 hoist strs 857 @30.806 N Ranch, Council Grove 1 blk bull 1360 @ 25.00,Theentire herd of Casey & Oberhelman will be sellingThurs. Oberhelman, Manh. 2 blk hfrs 985 @30.30 December 2 at the regular auction. The fine herd consists of: I Linn 3 hoist strs 1213 @29.50 Murphy,ttfbeuml 75 Angus cows with approx. 52 fall calves by side, balance hattan 1 bwf hfr 625 @25.30- er Redmond, heavyspringers. The majority of these cows are 3-6 years old. Alma 1 blk hfr 745 @24.70. COWS Murphy, Manhattan 1 bwf hfr 645 @24.00 W. S. Dawe, Belvue' 1bwf cow 810 @ 23.25Fromthe C. J. Carlson estate & Dave Carlson: James Parks, Wamego 1wf cow 815 @ 22.9037 choice Hereford cows to start calving this December. STEER CALVES 1wf cow 990 @ 21.90 1 Registered Hereford herd bull. Larson, Green Casey & Oberhelman, Manhattan

11 985 @ 21.60 witi/fbsftsrtr 220 @44.5045.25 Elmer Redmond,Alma 1blk cow flWickstrom,Manhattan 340 @ 1blk cow 1080 @ 21.50 Mr.& Mrs. Wallace Williams, southofAlta Vista, are having Y & Oberh el Elmer Redmond, Alma 9C' rr 1wf cow 1005 @ 21.50 Iner Redmond,Ian, Manhattan1 blk bull clf190 @ Casey & Oberhelmara, Manhattan a farm sale Dec. 13, and are selling their entire herd of cattle Alma 800 @ 21.30 er Redmond, b/b brkl strs 315 @ Elmer Redmond, Alma 1wf cow at our sale this coming Thursday, consisting of: 990 @ 21.30 Ibur Erichsen, 14 b/bwf strs 420 @ Elmer Redmond, Alma 1wf cow 14 Charolais-Angus cross cows with calves by side. Manhattan 865 @ 21.10 nald Bendel, 2 wf strs 325 @ Casey & Oberhel man, Manhattan1blk cow 20 Charolais-Angus cross cows to start calving in February. AlAlma6 ma 925 @ 21.00 - WickstromN.lickstrom 1 wf str 465 @ Casey & Oberhelman, Manhattan1 wf cow 15 Charolais-Angus cross cowstocalve in April. 1035 @ 21.00 Id Bendel, 11 wf strs 413 @ Vic Bandel,Alma 1 wf cow 10 milk cows. AlmaAVIlmaanhattan 1010 @ 21.00 Malone 3 wf strs 503 @ Elmer Redmond, Alma 1 blk cow 8 head of weaned calves. City 1010 @ 20.90 SO Bendel, 1 blk bull clf330 @ Vic Bandel, Alma 2 wf cows 1 Shorthorn-Charolais cross bull 2 years old. HORN Alma BULL Sole Kimble 1 wf str 495 @ 1 r brkl cow 1165 @ 20.60 DELUXE i 'Pe Maple Hill John Lewis, St. George ADMIRAL Hill 2 wf strs 375 @ 1wf cow 795 @ 20.50 PHONOGRAPH brirgsre.1:4 n Lewis, Clarence Meyer, Alma FOR ESTIMATES features ... St. PORTABLE of tnetrr:N;i, 1 1wf cow 1020 @ 20.40 W.E. DUGAN. ..Alta Vista, 229-6430 deluxe e Maloney WhiteGeorge wf str 445 @ Vic Bandel, Alma Packed with dimension AlmCa City JOE RAINE .. Consignment Reports depth and Sten:00r er Redmond, 2 wf & blk 430 @38.90 1 wfcow 1130 @ 20.40 . Maple Hill, 663-2226 HORN John Lewis, St. George ing tonal BOLL itstej DON WELLS. .. Manhattan, 539-3744 WIBW Radio 6:30 a.m. 21 wblfkssttrrs 562 @ 1 rrn cow 965 @ 20.30 "Tuiniefiex'state'. chassis. Autorlaticshia:°' Leonardville Gregory Copoon, Alma MERVIN SEXTON . Abilene, 263-3449 Thursdays 000 Lewis, 530 @ City 1 blk cow 1070 @ 20.30 solid `f loating" aorge 36.50Jim Maloney, Junction WALT SUTTER. Junc. City, 238-5685 WIBW-TV 12:15 noon adaptdr. 1 525 @ 1blk cow 705 @ 20.00 RPM cntols. r brkl hrn Elmer Redmond,Alma(lame) BARN PHONE .. Manhattan, 776-4815 loudness Maple Hill 1060 @ 19.20 Wednesdays balance, 2 hoist strs . 520 @30.00 Westy 1 wf cow Wm. Bairow, 965 @ 19.10 FAT HOGS Lester Burkland, Olsbury 1 blk cow BUYING 1 wf cow 1035 @ 18.50 At Manhattan Every weekday except Thursday and Friday. HEIFER CALVES Elmer Redmond, Alma &ReOdbmeorhnedl,man, 10 bwf cows/[email protected] At Eskridge Every Wednesday At Alta Vista Every Saturday Manhattan1 wf hfr 430 @38.00Elmer Redmond, Alma Buying hours 8 a.m. 2 p.m. except Manhattan. For information ickstrom b/bwfhfrshfrs 349361 37.30 Auctioneers: Joe Raine and C.J. Estes call the barn in Manhattan, 776-4815. Or you may call Joe Raine Manhattancklma Redmond', 420wf 37.10 at Maple Hill 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449-2347. Alma 12 b/bwf hfrs 342 @37.10 StrongDemand For Seedlings foresterthe shortage of nurserystock until "Although Take it from an Extension we've 110 thehe began purchasingseedlings forsupply ofseedlings expanded at Kansas StateUniversity, this here tothis winter's K -State tree people to year, vie environmental revolution is send in distribution program. asearlyas their° stay. He found some species particularly possible," 4 "I've never seen Kansans sotree - Naughton. obsery realizing thatdifficult to purchase, but feels there "Fortunately, planting conscious, we've 131 this is one of the besttools availablewill be a sufficient supply on hand to sheoelddloinugr been able for cleaning up theenvironment,"meet the needs of most Kansans who Year's level, enthuses Gary G. Naughton. order seedlings for 1972 planting. buy." course,themostpopular "The demand for seedlingtrees Of Order formsare and shrubs for conservationplan-species are the most difficulttocounty Extension available locate. These include black walnut, offices.cot tingsiscreatingashortageof Extensionpersonnel redcedar,and will nursery stock throughoutthe Unitedpecan,eastern buyers plantheir be Each will be spring States." osageorange. programs. Twenty Plan' available, though, during the 1971-72 ninespecies Naughton has been aware ofthe trees and shrubsare demand for tree seedlings for sometree order season. form. on theorb of BUSY LAMB SEASON time. But he wasn't totally aware Despite the long hours and trials of a busy lambing season, Saturday,Dec. Kenneth Ott of Maize like the sheep business. He producesabout 4 Area Bull On Starts 12Noon 1000 market lambs annually. I willsellatpublic auction estate, household goods the real and shop tools et Hereford ROM the late Delmar Nanningaat REMINDER located313 the resident' LaneSt.in Kansas. ClayCenter Tuesday, November 30Super -Sire List HOUSEHOLD AND The American Hereford SHOP TOOLS dressers; babybed; Starts 2:00p.m. dishes;pots, some Association has announced the Skelgas dryer, good pansand By the order of the District Court of Gas range items. mist, Riley County, Kansas, we willsellat addition of the name of the 15th Firestone 9' refrigerator 1/2 and1/4 inch electric "super ROM drills;. public auction the following real estate RegisterofMerit GE double door refrigerator, self electric motors; airbubble; located in Riley County owned by the late placque at AHA headquarters in defrost,withfreezeracross 3 phase electric motor; new. 1,rpORDMILT cast Laura Shellenbaum. Sale to be held at the top, 4 years old, 11 cu.ft. implement seat; chicken RECORD Kansas City. battery fete's the cow front door of the court house in Manhattan, sinkwith metal and feeders; 2 wheel 178,owned Youngstown barrows;ohas produced Kansas. Tex Real Onward garden tools; step ladders; cabinet pipe jointly by Schlickau Herefords, Square diningtable,dining wrenches; gas cans; lantern. Haven and Argonia, Kan., Elmer chairs Lawn furniture; handsprayer, fbuttonerfi 820 ACRES RILEY COUNTY LAND 2 buffets; hand tools; saws; shovels; Johnson, Smolan, Kan., and Kansas Gateleg dropleaf table; other cOwsfor 2 misc.small items too lireir For Descriptions And Other Details See Grass & Grain Nov. 23 State University, Manhattan, is the divans;platformrocker; numerous window air conditioner. to mention. thersof Sedro latest addition to the elite list. He Chrome kitchen table and pleted her fift was bred by Alex Born & Sons, Terms On Personal Property 'Laura Shellenbajim 'Estate chairs;2 console radios; beds; Cash Day OfSale SALE CONDUCTED BY THESHERIFFOF RILEY COUNTY Follett, Tex., and calved March 3, Auctioneer - Foster Kretz, Clay Center, Ks. 1964. Charles S. Arthur and Richard 0. Rogers, Attorneys For Heirs Before he can be classified as an REAL ESTATE TO SELLAT 2:45 LEGAL DESCRIPTION - Lots 7, 8, 9 and 10 in Block l3of Lincoln 11.4 S ROM super sire a bull's progeny Pa must earn points in sanctioned ROM Addition of the city of Clay Center, ClayCounty,Kansas. Has 6room storyframe house, 11/2 baths,new roof andsiding,part basement,b1 Hereford shows and demonstrated ins in kitchen, double garage. NORSE SALE superior performance in feedlot and Terms On Real Estate -25 percent down, balance in 30 days or carcass trials. abstract is delivered. Seller to pay 1971andall prior years ta The "new ROM" with its more Possession upon signing of contract. Your inspection invitedb stringent qualifications was begun pointment with owner by phoning 944-2048,Green, Ks. SATURDAY NIGHT in 1970, and has proven to be a highly successful method of recognizing the Mrs. Glen Glanzer topindividual Herefordbreed's IAuct.: Foster Kretz Auction Service, Clerk -Peoples Nation/ DECEMBER 4 sires. ) Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Bank,Clay Centt STARMS 7:00 P.M. This is the third ROM sire serving At Wilson Sale Barn in Kansas herds as "the 178th" joins CK Silver Jet by CK Ranch, Brookville, and R Standard Domino 56R, owned jointly by CK SAUNA, KANS. Ranch, Budd Hereford Ranch, Big Piney, Wyo., Trademark Farms, Get your horses in early. They will sell as unloaded at our dock. We will have buyers for all kinds of horses. Barneveld, Wis., and Jerry Moxley, Council Grove. Commission 5%- Minimum 53.50 "The 178th"isthe latest of a For More Information Contact rather large family of super sires. SALE TIME His sire, HDR Real Onward 166, is a 12:00 and HOGS Bernard Ireton- 823-9306 - Salina NOON,SHARP-CATTLE Al Soukup - 658-2935- Wilson super sire as are three other sons of "the 166th." His grandsire is also on Cattle, hog and pig - Or The Auctioneers wf 562 @ 38.50 , the placque. market was strong. wf bulls [email protected] Roger A. Johnson & Son Following isa Cow market steady. wf 407 @41.25 ora.A.M.0.40%.W.~ Weaning pigs sold from partial listing of our Ilhacre), Not $14.50-$16.50. sale last week: HEIFERS compl wf 275 @ 37.00 87 lb. feeder pig sold STEERS o range and r at top of $21.00 each. wf bull clvs 245 @ 44.00 wf 525 @ 3540 , ;. all in excel le Kansas Angus Butcher hogs $18.90- wf 512 @ 35.70 :1ihereal estate Futurity wf bull clvs 220 @ 50.00 wf 625 @ 33.90 $19.55. wf bulls 260 @ 45.00 Sows $15.70-$16.30 wf 545 @ 36,00 wf 350 @ 45.80 wf 477 @ 36.30 AIRPLAN SHOW & SALE Cattle market was hoist 892 @ 31.00 wf 342 @ 37.50 AF' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY active with good blk 497 @ 37.10 wf 367 @ 37.50 demand. blk bulls 435 @ 37.75 Thursday Evening wf 330 @ 37.75 Baby calves $65.00. wf 480 @ 39.80 wf 342 @al° December 10 $68.00. & 11 December 2 blk 748 @ 37.20 wf 750 @ 31.90 At Kansas State Fairgrounds Bologna bulls $24.00 wf 744 @36.40 wf 770 @ 32.10 Starts 6:45 p.m. $25.90. hoist 830 @ 30.00 wf 900@30,10 HUTCHINSON, KS. To be soldatauctionthe Cows $17.30-$23.70. wf 544 @ 39.10 70 OF KANSAS' MOST following fisted and described SELECT BUT & HEIFERS items, rain or shine, sale to be held From These Well -KnownHerds - inside at 1003 N. Buckeye, Abilene, AlreadyListed For Wed. Dec. 1: Kansas. 30 wf steers 500-700. MARSHALL BABY GRAND 18 bwf steers 450. Jack Ayres, Smith Center 15 wf steers & heifers 650. PIANO & BENCH 8 wf cows. Thomas R. Benton, Garnett Fred R. Holder, Jr., Milton 1959 Ford station wagon, running Caldwell & Wagner Angus Farm, R G Angus Ranch, Arnold condition; 8x12 exercise mat; 3 38 wf steers & heifers 400-550. Harlan Ramsey Ranch, El Dorado 10 bwf steers 400. Danish modern lounges; modern 80 wf steers & heifers 400-500. l Dalebanks Angus, Inc., Eureka Henry Schmidt & Son, Freeport Danish long cocktail table; modern Green Garden Angus Farm. Lorraine 30 Angus & shorthorn steers 800 lbs. Shamrock Farms, Manhattan 8' 2 cushiondivan;Hollywood Kansas State University, Manhattan Silver Gate Farm, Wichita frame with springs; 2 Hollywood They've been on 6 weeks growing Eldo Kroeker & Sons, Hutchinson Philip Steffen, Conway Springs frames with springs &innerspring ration of 1/2 oats &'/2milo. McCurry Brothers, Sedgwick Cheyenne Angus Farms, Ellinwood mattresses; RCA television. 18 Young Hereford cows with big calves; tested. 1 Registered Polled Hereford bull 4 yrs., good breeder. 18'swimmingpool ca withcir- All these consigned cattle will be in weatherpermitting. The FulatitSchedule:- culator and filter;rotisserie; sale fireside tool set & wood basket; We are expecting 500-600 head of cattle for our Thursday, December 9Weigh all Futurity Cattle end this week. Friday, December 10 8:30 to 11:30 Kansas Angus Queen Contest tables; several table lamps.

°'',,,,r 2 dining room tables with littlerA n°°1'llci.t'' 6 ei"ad01 December 10 ur sLraecatat 12:00 Noon to 4:30 P.M. Judging Futurity Bulls and iaranddC uosdRi Females AseaoebtstmniP:1 chairs; 7 chrome upholstered bar eliooldws:snrysie:°1-'.. December 10 7:00 P.M. of Royal ;nn Motel, 15 West 4th, Awards Banquet, stools; wicker bar stool;3 baby Annual Meeting and Auctioning Of Directory advertisingspace. beds; ping ping table top; Friday, December 10 8:00 P.M. Annual Meeting of Kdnsos Junior Angus pool cue 4:1 :SI ; Association. clothestil Saturday, December 118:00 A. M.Kansas Junior Heifel Show. stick holder; Royal typewriter. Picture developing equipment; shotgune:01, December 119:00 to 9:30 A.MRegistration for 4-H and F.F. A Judging Contest December 119:30 to 12:00 Noon Judging Contest hairdryers; 2 Electrolux

sweepers; December H12:30 P.MSale of All Futurity Cattle severalpiecesof I;V' : 1 luggage;lotsofgooddrapes; KCNK rm, riding bamboocurtains;severalfoot For info, or estimates r t;'ricycle; THE FUTURITY SCHEDULE lockers; several cardtables; TOM WALKER 6:45 ROLLIE LAti gaol throw rugs; rugs; birdcage. Barn 243-1074 Judge: Howard Hillman, Bon -View Farm, Canova, South Dakota Meat slicer; TV trays;cooking Home 243-1674 utensils and glassware; Futurity Headquarters: Royal Inn Motel, 15 West 4th, Hutchinson,Ks. lotsof AndS Auctioneer: Ray Sims other misc. items. cont, For Catalogs, Contact: Terms - Cash ryQ KANSAS ANGUS ASSOCIATION Phil Ljungdahl, Secretary Jill Royer Box 1209, Dodge City, Kansas 67801 Cols. Carl & Wm. Schnell, KANSAS Phone: 316/227-2735 Auc- tioneers. ChapmanState Bank, Cashier;Karl Harshman, Clerk. mil first ForSeei[1 , nursery St haling Until s for " Althoughsupply K -State Grass & Grain )gram. tree of s4,,:: AfoRLDS CHAMPION MiLl(pi 19 SELL. AT ONAGA urgingpeople ieSpecieS particularlyasearly ha as 365 DAYS' Se, but feels Naughton. , §ast November Cattle & Hogs e It supply there 30, 1971 on hand Forturiale41 44.019 1.13S. of MILK Selling Farm Fresh Cattle And Hogs to o . most Kansans hold who our Pricavi STARTING TIME 1:00 P.M.- for 172 seedling 1315-LBS. of BUTTERFAT llai& Planting, lrtt rE.,":, themo b popular NUT GROWERS MEET se mostdifficult Order Every Wednesday. to forms AT FT. SCOTT DEC. niUde black county 9 walnut, Extuk, The Kansas r 1 redcedar, Extension Nut Growers and Association annual Onaga Community Sale Pen; meeting and nut Each will buyers be n ui show will be held at FortScott on gh, during Programs, Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889.4461or889-4665, ONAGA, KS. the 1971-72 Thursday, December9. ;on. trees ... and s6 form 1 SciturkA OPEN SUNDAYS StaOsilt. will sellal estate, household.giodb the late Delmar Naank lKansasocated 313 § lane Christmas Gift Packs 014l' EHOLD AND ) TOOLS dressers; rgood to .dishes; Available For Mailing potspal refrigerator Items. or refrigerator, 1'2 and 3/400 self electric mofors; ithfreezeracross 3 phase eledrirrr::' Usinger Sausages s old, 11 cu. ft. Implement sea1;(4. RECORD MILK PRODUCTION sinkwith metal and feeders; Here's the cow that the Holstein -Friesian Assn. of America garden tools; step says has produced more milk in one year than any other cow. ng table,dining wrenches; gasps.' Gourmet Foods The production in 365 days: 44,019 pounds of milk and 1515 Lawn furniture pounds of butterfat. eaf table; 2 buffets; hand tools; platformrocker; saw The cow is from the state of Washington, owned by Tenneson oiditioner. misc. small dens to mention. Brothers of Sedro Woolley, Washington. She's an 8 year old and i'chen table and )sole radios; beds; TermsOnPemn completed her fifth lactation. Average production per day was .a Many Gift Items To Choose From Cash Darn whopping 120 pounds per day. kL ESTATE TOSELL AT'. Open Monday thru Saturday 3:30 to 5:30

:RIPTION- Lots 7, 8,9 and 10 in Block city of Clay Center, Clay County,Kni., &al Estate Auction use, 1'/2 baths, new roof and siding,parlinf Sundays 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. , double garage. d Estate -25 percent down, balance Sunday, December 5 in ON 'livered. Seller to pay 1971 and ally::' Starts 1:00p.m. Highway R1 on signing of contract. Your inspedim Located in Mobil Gardens 1/2mile west of US24 h owner by phoning 944-2048, Green, K. Tuttle Creek dam north of Manhattan, Phone WAMEGON Kansas. 913 456-720 0 KANS Mrs. Glen Glanzer qL EL CHEESE

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OF ,Rp_CATTLE and HOGS Johnson Charolais g and pig rif50:1 :rong. Harold Williams. Cloud Cray Following is a Lot 14 (1/2 acre), Mobil Gardens, Riley County, with 1969 Nashua Mobil heady. Liberty, Missouri partial listing of our Home 12'x54', completely furnished with automatic washer and dryer, Ranch Atchison, Kansas sold from HEI5 Phone: 816/781-5454 sale last week: built-in range and refrigerator, central air conditioning, lots of car- Netawaka, Kansas Phone: 913/367-4032 0 peting, all in excellent condition. Included is a single garage and tool pig sold STEERS wf52if Phone: 913/866-2392 @ 44.00j511:. shed. The real estate and home above will sell at 2: 00 p.m. .00 each. wf bull clvs 245 @ 50.00 S18.90- wf bull clvs 220 wf bulls 260 @451 AIRPLANE SELLS IMMEDIATELY 1971 Willi: DECEMBER 15, 11:00a.m. 16.30 wf 350 @ 45.80 31.00 AFTER REAL ESTATE et was hoist 892 @ 37.10 10d blk 497 @ blk bulls 435@ 37.75 wf 480 @39,80 SELL AS 240 LOTS! 65.00- 350 HEAD blk 748 @37.20 vvf 744 @36.40 Sale To Be Held At 24.00 30.00 hoist 830 @ ATCHISON COUNTY AUCTION C wf 544 @39.10 BARN ATCHISON,KANSAS 23.70. Phone: 913/367-5OMPANY278

Wed. Dec. 1: 'ady Listed For of steers 500-700, SEVERAL POLLED CATTLE SELL! iwf steers 450. heifers 650. of steers & 1939 .1-3 Piper Cub, A-65-8 . . . . cows. Continental engine, 180 hours SMOH, October Check These 'Features 400-550. 22,'71 Annual heifers Report; all new fabric on plane in 1969; 1 extra tire, 4 steers & complete cockpit Selling several daughters and granddaughters of Alfalfa John iwf steers 400. cover, all new glass and windshield. heifers400-500, Large number of 1/2 and 3/4 sisters .rf steers & 800 lbs. shorthorn steers To Be Sold 23 Heifers bred to a Polled grandson of Sam 951 ngus & growing At 1:00p.m. men's size 40, womens size 10 and hay've been on6 weeks 1955 Ford stationwagon, extra 12, boys size 4 & 6. Cattle rich in Sam 951 and Senor of Sandrellan blood -also several 1/2 French female milo. good tires; 1/2 oats & 11,,,, 2 wheel camping and Dresser and mirror; antique kt [on of with bigcalves; utility trailer; Hereford cows 4 yrs., Craftsman mini -bike; chest; gas range; divan; bed, Dung Hereford bull eery 9'' From Johnson: weather radial mattress and springs; rocking From Williams: gistered Polled will be in si sman saw;Craft- for or toolbox; 11 bulls -including herd bulls From Cray: seconsigned cattle of WO level 6" aluminum chair; upholstered chair. 3 bulls 500.600 head withcase; of swing, glider large steel Lots of ceramics; all kinds and 1 outstanding Polled 5 Purebred Bulls re expecting and slide set; 15 cu. toys; croquet set; baby grandson of Sam 951. 30 Purebred and high per- ris week. 9. Coronadofrostless freezer, electricicecream centage females. 50 Purebred and high per- year old. 1 bathinette; 86 Purebred, 15/16, 7/8, & Automatic freezer; 2 ladders; lots of garden centage females-many clothes washer; tools; basketball goal. 3/4 females-many with All young cows, many with SALE Stevens 410 shotgun; with large calves. shells; 4boxes 1959 Chevy pickup radiator and calves by a Son of HORSE 4 drawer wheel, and many more calves. Profane chest; 2 trailer 59 Top 1/2 blood cows, Alexander. FRIDAY, bottle; bottles; No.100 propane miscellaneous items. DECEMBER 26" riding be Push Terms: cash. Nothing to most with calves. mower; 21" Not bicycle;mower; 26 bicycle;16" romoved untilsettledfor. r tricycle;good clothing, responsible for accidents. We will be selling Purebred Bulls for the MON.'WEr)'.1 for further mete 6:45 J Bill AndSandra Hawkins, Owners information: Discriminating Charolais Breeder and also For infor write for catalog: Percentage Bulls for The Top Commercial rio Curt Rodgers contact Anderson Real Estate, Manhattan, Kansas, Stanley Stour Cow -Calf Operator and '16 7935 or 539-7365, Brokers 816/431.5708 (home) auctioneers.natn or Wilson Real Estate, 494-2552, 913/649-5633 (home) CA DIRECTIONS Sale Headquarters: Sal° TO LOCATION: From Highway177 north of Manhattan aietftwturnlghway to your Box 933 Melrose Motel, Atchison, Kansas 3 turn right toward dam, then at first road go Phone: 913/367-0620 oncordla on it, at first road oinngitand go Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66201 wul 1/4 mile. turning to your left again turn Johnson Hereford 20 Grass & Grain November 30, 1971 Bulls At Smolan Average $671 TheannualJohnsonHereford cattle sale held on the farmnear Smolan last week drew alarge In the United States there is crowd of cattlemen from five states. Forty-eight bulls averaged $671. a murder every half an hour. Byers Ranch of Emmett, Kansas topped the sale at $1700 for a March yearling son of Tex Real Onward IN 1970: Killings in Britain 201 178. This was the third purchaseof Convictions 129 (64%) Johnson cattle within the past year for Walter Byers, owner of an out- Killings in US 15,810 standing herd of registered and 13,596 (86%) commercialHerefordsheadquar- Convictions tered at Emmett. He had previously selected two bulls and fifty cows. The long, growthy sons of Tex Real Onward 178 were popular In US choices of buyers at the sale. Carl Tq Hird Jr. of Lawrence took one at 1 killing per $1450, Raymond Trompke of Loup In Britain 12,000 City, Nebraska, bought one at $1320 Time) (Pop. 203 million) and one at $1220, Wayne Noble of 1 killing per Eldorado, one at $1100 and Blue Top LivinC 270,000 Ranch of Inman, one at $1000. A son of Tex Real Onward 263 also sold at (Pop. 55 million) Talkir the$1000figuregoingtoCecil Nicholas of Zenda. The females sold in grass con- Crissy dition, many of them being weaning MURDER COMPARISON age and open heifers. Top prices I MiaD Beliefs that the U. S. is a violent society are given some support werepaid byWilber Hanschuof by figures like these: the rate of murder in the U. S. is Ramona at $420 and $380 paid by over 22 Carol times greater than it is in Britain. RaymondRyle of Freeman,

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AUCTIONEERS VETERAN EMPLOYEE I Malibu Kermit Casey has worked for the RichardsonManufacturing selling. Co. at Cawker City longer than any other worker. Live A St. Joe Stocker Feeder Cattle Auction registered Cottonwood Falls; Ralph Dunstan,: and Missouri. Average on Smarty heifers was $277 and commercialFormosa;Lester Johnson Feeder Pig Auction of $240. Assaria;Lawrence Tillberg ai4 Registered & Commercial Livestock Sales Ragged Farm Sales and Business Liquidations Volume buyers were VowersBernard Ireton of Salina; Vondra. RanchofChugwater,Wyoming,Bros.andE.H.Petennan of Charles Singleton of Dix, Nebraska,Ellsworth; George Burke' and; Ragged BILL MORRIS Book Early For Prime Sale Dates! Rusk Ranch of Sun City, Kansas and Stanley Bickel of Gypsum; Lelaii Don & Gene Bryson of Burlingame, Applequist, Falun; Martinson B Manhat W.B. "BILL" BREDEMEIER Call Us Collect MORRIS L POLLMANN Kansas. McPherson; Leo Brokes and Fra Phone 336-2290 Other buyers from the Grass andPtacek of Wilson;Zebold an Phone 336-2043 1 Ironing SENECA, KANSAS SENECA, KANSAS Grain area included Cliff and FloydScribner of Eldorado; Vance &B Howard, Neal; Vernon Scott ofStites, Bison; John Duggan, Hu, chinson;Homer Carlson, Lin I Corning sborg; John Welker, Abbyville: E. M.Bailey of Silver Lake; Electric Lorson,Hope;Carl Pearson Asherville; and E. H. Schellborne White City. Easy Ci

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WEATHER GUESS for the next II Microsco The weather outlook TRUCK TIRES averagemoisture month is for more than should' Rugged 4 -full ply nylon cord body with a deep biting treadthat makes a lot Temperatures 'gaffe' less of winter. in the G&G area. of the also run abovenormal for most Size says theNational Bold zig-zag tread design creates continuous Ply Sale F.E.T. area to about average, plowing action to push through ,acb the deep stuff yet it rides even on dry pavement. 6.00-166 ply15.952.60 Weather Service. Replaces Retail Reg. Sale Excise 6.50-166 ply 18.952.95 ElressyB Size Size Price Price Sale Now Tax MEN train as E78-14 735-14 7.00-15 in this areato 37.80 27.95 $21.95...... 2.21 6 ply19.953.23 F78-14 EXTRAWIDE 775-14 40.10 28.95 $22.95 2.38 'Lincoln G78-14 825-14 With Recappable Tire 42.30 30.50 $23.95 2.55 FULL SIZE H78-14 855-14 45.40 32.95 $24.95 2.74 Add$5 IfNo Trade-in Tire LIVESTOCK F78-15 775-15 40.10 28.95 $22.95 2.42 18 SERIES G78-15 825-15 42.30 30.50 $23.95 2.64 H78-15 855-15 FREE MOUNTING 45.40 32.95 $24.95 2.80 BUYERS Add $3 For Whitewalls

IlvflitockexPerri, 1001 North 3rd ranches.i 343:5cwaityliereeprvreifel::tr;it.and baclig REX'S Open Evenings For lo address Manhattan t0: Phone Farm Tires S 913 778-3513 NATION TIRES Of All Kinds 43 City, tviu Kansas Grass & Grain 21 ShopOur November 30, 1971 Complete First Herd Sale Following Move BURDICK-To be close to Kansas State University was one of the reasons Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Steele bought the Ralph Johnsonfarmlastspring. Their daughter Mary Lou is TOYLA planning on entering the K - State Collegeof Veterinary Medicine. VALUES WERENEVER GREATER TheSteeleshave been Polled Hereford breeders in Douglas county forseveral years. They will have their firstherdreductionand Toys For Girls production sale, since moving Toys For Boys! here, at the new Herington Livestock sale barn Dec. 11. Timey Tell Doll 12.99 Sizzler Big '0' Race Set Sale of the Johnson farm 12.88 was handled by Lee Remy. Living Baby Tenderlove 13.99 The Steeles have their land in Spin Buggy 2.22 Douglas county, with acreage Talking Baby Tenderlove also near Lyndon. Their new 10.99 Wheelie Trike 4.99 farm with the homeplace is 41/2 miles northeast of Burdick Crissy Doll 9.44 on Six Mile Creek. Smash-up Derby 5.99 Mary Lou, who has two brothers,madequite a Mia Doll 5.99 Screamon Demon 3.44 showing last summer at the Marion county fair. She came CarolDoll 5.99 Daredevil Challenge to show a heifer at the fair, 12.88 and wound up showing three. Her show heifer had twin Softina 8.44 Compy Car 2.99 calves during fair time.

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e onregistered Cottonwood Fels: a Smarty Pants Doll 10.99 Cox Chopper 15.99 and commercial Formosa; Lester Assaria; Lawrence 77 Raggedy Ann 3.44 were Vowers Bernard Ireton of Cox Dragster 14.99 LIVESTOCK SALES ater,Wyoming, Bros. andE.II. tf Dix, Nebraska, Ellsworth; George Raggedy Ann Tea Set 2.99 Foto Football 7.99 2 milesnorth of Beatrice, Nebr. City, Kansas and Stanley Bickel of Monday n of Burlingame, Applequist, Falun; Manhattan Cookware 2.99 Command Control Football 12.88 CATTLE 11:30 a.m. McPherson; Leo Brio

Ptacek of Wilson::E Wednesday m the Grass and Ironing Set 3.49 Joe d Cliff and Floyd Scribner of Eldorak G.I. 3.87 HOGS 11:00 a.m. Stites, Bison; John l;;, Feeder pigs, Male Hogs ernon Scott of & bred gilts sell 2:30 p.m. chi nson ;Homer Corning Ware Set 2.99 G.I. Joe Desert Set 12.88 sborg; John Welk BARN PHONE 402-223-3571 E. M. Bailey of Siks..t We had an extra large run of Electric Sewing Machine 12.99 G.I. Joe Frogman Set 8.44 Lorson, Hope; cattle last week. Baby calves Asherville; and E.11. $25.00 to $65.00,1 WF bull at Easy Curl Hair Setter 6.97 Tonka Wrecker 9.84 $99.002 Mix', bulls at $119.00, 4 White City. WF bulls at $104.00, 3 WF hfrs at $85.00, 4 WF hfrs at $95.00. Easy Care Manicure Set 5.88 Tonka Crane 12.99 Shelly canner & cutter cows 17.00to20.00 with commercial Music Box 14.99 & utility cows 20.00to21.45. 4.99 Tonka Mixer Cows with calves at side sold upto$613.00.Bulls22.00to Corn Popper 5.97 Tonka Pony Puller 4.44 26.90, Some sales include: 40 WF strs weight 829 at 34.90 Cake Baker 49WF strs weight 816 at 34.95 12.99 Tonka Construction Set 5.66 34 WF strs weight 650 at 37.25 22 Mixstrs weight 1036 at 32.65 111/2" Doll Clothes 99c Tonka T's 2.99 10 WF hfrs weight 819 at 32.60 12 Mix strs weight 556 at 36.30 10 Blk strs weight 443 at 36.00 11 Mix strs weight 505 at 40.00 9 Mix strs weight 389 at 42.90 4 Hol cows weight 1343 at 20.85 3 Hol cows weight 1408 at 21.45 Educational Toys! Toys For Tots. 3 Hol cows weight 1448 at 21.20 1 Gur cow weight 1090 at 20.10 1 Sw cow weight 1465 at 20.90 Tri Lab Pak 10.99 Play Family School 9.99 1 Hol cow weight 1215 at 21.90 2 Red cows weight 1122 at 21.00 1 Red cow weight 1185 at 19.90 Microscope Set 5.99 Clock Radio 3.99 1 WF bull weight 1470 at 26.90 ESS GU VVEATHEeatheRrsittioor' 1 WF hull weight 1205 at 26.00 The w 1 Red bull weight 1415 at25.f0 - for morals, Mattel Talking Musical TV 4.99 month is Clock 9.99 RES the G&G areano'roia0 HOGS above rrii also run .000,g'i We had a large run of hogs Teach'N Play 6.99 Record Player 6.88 area COabout,e last Wednesday with 200to F.E.T. Servo, Weather 240 lb butchers at $20.00 to $21.00; 240 to260lbs 19.00 to 5 2.60 DressyBessy 6.99 Chatter Phone 2.44 20.00; 260 lbs & over 17.00 to MEN NEE 19.00.Boars14.00 14.10. Kr to 5 2.95 area in this 5.44 Ligdht sows 16.00 to 17.00, hea- LincolnLogs 2.87 Fun Jet vy sows 15.00to16.00 5 3.23 One black boar at $61.00, one haartp boar at $41.00, one hamp LIVEST boar at $48.00, one black boar at $68.00, one white boar at Tire DowntownManhattan $66.00, 4 Kamp bred giltsat $8.00,two white bred sows NG at $76.00. LEARNpi Some feeder pig sales were: HOG '28 mixed .pigs,at $16.75, 100 JCPenney mix pigs at 16.75,' et tooerF rare doss CLARENCE TEGTMEiER nor IN Place Burchard - 865-4521 phone, TheChristmas renings to: 01.! DELMER JURGENS NAT I D"1010 Wymore - 45-3493 fires TIL 9:00 UNTIL CHRISTMAS Broad'sitt OPEN EVERY NIGHT JR. THIMM Kinds 3435 CO' 57

ANNIVIEreap.. health and disease stores, groceries, anddrug stores. attorneygeneral because of strict has semination by individual breeders used by But achangeinlaw bythethe wording ruled procedures of that control legal.The the law Health Risks has sharply increased the risk of legislature allowed sale of liquor by the organized bull studs, AIhas actually sale spreading diseases through ar- legal disease. the drink in certain restaurants even opinion been an aid in controlling is tificial insemination. breeders are on Sundays.Manyofthesecausepackage expecte(' In Artificial But now many stores, This warning comes from Dr. restaurants have also been selling and gre,c4i" collecting, processingand selling drugstores JohnB.Herrick,IowaState package liquor on Sunday and the legislature to Breeding semen withouthealth regulations or for similar aS,I, University extensionveterinarian the donor rights. and long-time proponent of AI. standards being applied to AMES, Iowa-Current interest in animals, Herrick points out.He said beef crossbreeding and the in-The risk of spreading diseases diseases such astuberculosis, creasinguseofartificialin-through AI has always existed. But . brucellosis; leptospirosis,vibriosis, December and even foot-and-mouthdiseasecan 4 I be spread through semen. Starts 2:00p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4 iswhy members ofthe This 1/2 blockeastmofthe Garfield Starts 1 p.m. - Lunch Served committee on infectious diseaseof block south School CounalGro and 5 miles east of 81 Highway, 6 miles north cattle of the U.S. AnimalHealth ve, Kansas. of 36 Highway, Munden Auction House, that the Munden, Kansas. Association have proposed U.S.DepartmentofAgriculture parts - rear springs, universal regulate the movementof bull Residential RealEstate joints, windows, clutches, etc. lines. Such OLD AUTO PARTS Oarts for Fords 1932-1956 semen across state regulations are now in forcefor Three houses and severallotsinCouncilGrove Lots of Model A and Model T Much good glass and furniture will be the United For complete descriptions see Grass & GrainNovember sold semen imported into 9, Terms -Cash Not Responsible For Accidents States, Herrick stated. Donor sires under the proposal Munden Auction House of THE OWENS FAMILY, Owners HEAD QLJ . would be required to be free Bob Dorlac, Auctioneer- Phone 987-5565 evidence of communicable diseases JOHN OWENS, AGENT Duane W by Jim Kirkeminde, Auct.& Real Estate Broker and have a physical examination 214 W. 6th, Topeka, Ph. 913 357-7161 Attorney- at the organ .0000000000000000000000 an accredited veterinarian60 days Leo N. Johnson of Olathe, cr NOW SELLING EVERY SATURDAY prior to the first semen collection !,!cMillen ha made for interstate shipment. If the Other boa DURING THE WINTER FORD GARAGE,EquipTneTit;;;;---1 Carl bull remains in continuous Topeka; production,hemustremain 79illhite, Hol WILSON LIVESTOCK negative to tests conducted at in- Saturday,Dec. AUCTION tervals of not more than six months. 4 The proposal would also restrict Starts 9:30 a.m. SALINA, KANSAS interstate shipment of semen from uIiT1 Main Street SaleStarts1:00 p.m. donor sires which have been used for Gridley, Kansas Recordsof N p ogressive naturalbreeding. cattlemen Selling Cattle and Horses examination and tests must be kept more evidei AUCTIONEERS We will sell in the following order - Misc., Junk, Tools, Equipment, available for state and federal in- t sale of perfc CATTLE 1:00 P.M. HORSES 7:00 P.M. spectors. COMMENT: Furniture, Antique Cars, and Automotive parts. Another section of the proposal SELLING AT PRIVATE TREATY ir°neanirtBheeloKita. would set standards for semen be than 700 cat OR WILL SELL ON SHARES tofollowinthe SHOP EOPT. & TOOLS AUTO PARTS &SUPPLIES processors no livestock I 42 Holstein steers 200 @ 85.00 ea. packaging of semen. Hydraulic over air single post car lift Auto & Truck manuals, some very old 23 Brahma cross heifers 250 @ 92.00 ea. ellCounty Sun electrical testing machines Model T rear radius rods 70 Angus & bwf & mixed steers 225 @ 95.00 ea. I e rainymudd Weaver 32 in. mechanical press Spot light 58 Holstein steers 325 @ 125.00 ea. res- 160 mixed Angus & bwf, Brahma & mixed steers 325 @ 130.00 ea. Van Norman valve grinder & facing mach. 46 Ford left front fender rhighforratu 135 Brahma steers 600 @ 180.00 ea. Sunday Liquor Battery Charger 1940 grill for Ford 75 Angus steers 600 @ 210.00 ea. in performai Air Grease gun Exhaust pipes - tail pipes modern col Sale Loophole Automatic transmission jack Car springs tol For Accurate Appraisal On Your Cattle, Transmission tools Leaf Springs i Call The Sale Pavilion Or Lontie Wilson & Sons K.R. Wilson motor stand Window regulators In Missouri Air hammer & body tools Window & door weather stripping The dark blue pavilion on old US 40 west It's possible to buy liquor by the Alignment equipment Mufflers Watson. The av LONTIE WILSON Phone 913 823-6892 bottle now in Missouri. Steam Cleaner Hub caps k',1]s was $631. SALE BARN PHONE' 827.5063 sales are still not legal in Headlight aligner Model A muffler & tail pipe complete an Westmey the state on Sunday inpackage K.R. Wilson rear axle stand Axles k specialist at Black Hawk Porta Power body jack Chrome molding it y and a mein 38pa&3n9sFord gas tanks Tool trays & carriers :rnittee,thfor essai Champion Spark plug cleaner & tester Oil Transmission cases Axle stands the incler Assorted paint Grinder and Buffer that many Kan Air compressor 1 HP 220 motor Seat covers for older cars algpth aordmv aannt Hydraulic floor bumper jack Miscellaneous gaskets parts from Model A thru 71 Ford Paint pressure regulator towed us that th Redi Start car starter Few old Chevy parts Timing lights Wheels Pipe cutter and threaders 2 wire wheels 16" Bench vise Windshields Anvil 50 lb. OFFICE EQUIPMENT Piston Pin hone set NGaaPi Oak office double desk n, Reamers National cash register ode and Sons Blow torches c Filing cabinets Sockets Oak roll top desk ht This is what Hot patcher White maple drawing table the sale and Dollies ow Captains chairs Mankato, Pressure grease pump Folding chairs gof Osbor Shop fans 3 Swivel office chairs 2- 1!2 ton chain hoists our program Metal typewriter stand Steel work bench Trouble lights Oil cans Glass display case 5'x2' weigh Electric wall clock a 3.p8 Air hose Work benches Pounds, Grease guns Wooden lockers Customer counter with was 1117 sliding doors thicknesdss: will: is I all about Coke machine h. MISCELLANEOUS Cigaretteafes machine "SShn ellimdone This is all we ask: before you buy fuel from anyone, give us al°1Petsii-HI' a chance to talk to you about the Key making machine with blanks systems valueof Skelgas for your Fire extinguisher & dry chemical Pr day of Wall his g fuel needs. Power take off (Ford tractor) 365,d Shelving aY weif Overhead heater with Give us a chance to show you the true comparatives between 20 Metal intablsshelving racks Flourescent lights adj. what Skelgas can offer in the way of service and dependability Acid carboy and Display island Oil heater stove what you may be getting elsewhere. Desk lights Ford tractor mower -3 point Ticket dispenser With Skelgas you get the value of our degree-day system where 500 gal. propane tank & meter 5 Small gas heaters 2 wheel trailer Ashtray stands we make sure you don't run low on fuel . . . triple -testing for Junk iron wood Antique smokingblkitnagsetand purity to make sure you're getting all gas and it will all burn. Scrap generators, starters, batteries, and radiators Oak library table In short, we can offer you a maximum value fuelprogram. Scrap lumber & Player Sales training records Window glass h i1 day,DI Try us. 1930's moalciiihsitnreasvodxatiunngioinothe Starts Oil burner water heater 140p.n

Coal buckets 13,T,U. Nli,1.21 East5th Gas Stove 65,0® APOLIS Wooden stock racks for pickup K all originkl Skelgas...since 1928. . Riding lawn mower Ford V-8 coupe Hou .the world's finest Cond. toil LP Gas Antique: 1932 kit. Enc. QUE Fu SI 2 HP Neptune outboard motor and tool e d swork Hand water pump AND DISHR I! d an ,1i9n4tintact ot b1961 ABILENE SKELGAS SERVICE 0191(134FordFord glass SALINA SKELGAS SERVICE Mud chains Gene Cole, Mgr. JunkersSe Cut gi G.D. Pearce, Mgr. TowChains 207 N. Broadway C034440 glaso"ja cand) 561 N. Broadway TA5-4432 tires 1/3 HP electric motor 5:50 X18 silk 3 New 5:25 - glass Ske/qas 2 Kerosene heaters holder TOPEKA SKELGAS SERVICE TRI-COUNTY SKELGAS SERVICE Responsible Gene Sears, Mgr. Not glass Cliff Coleman, Mgr. E. Hwy. 24 & Meriden Rd. FL4-7758 forAccideats '',.:Nare 01( PERFORMANCENci 608 So. 5th, Manhattan PR6-4726 CO. sand 00'#eR Switzer Motor Mirrors * . WAMEGO SKELGAS SERVICE JUNCTION CITY SKELGAS SERVICE Pit) :find liseskespmg: Ken Knoll, Mgr. Rex B. Newcom & NaomierEicNeitowcorl 64411ANTEES ) Harold Erichsen, Mgr. kwagger - 5th &Elm 016-7565 0. Melvin *e#1 vil* til° 560 Grant Ave. CE8-2701 John Cogan AuctioneersNo Property to beRemoved Zull u.nddrug stores. 11. law attoro tb sale ofliquor the by \vo;fgeNL, Irestaurants legal 6 Of Kan. Worcester also had a Sim - November 30, 1971 lany ) mental cross bull on test that sold to ofthese legal also been opcause4;. Roy Stroup of Fontana, Kan., for selling swine disease by the U.S. Depart- Sundayand and ()Package $1000, making it the third highestment of Agriculture. le t ac gisiaiureug orti selling bull in the sale. The goal is nationwide eradication iort An educational program was heldby December, 1972. Kansas is one of priortothesale.Dr.Milton28 states free of the disease. To be England, head of the animal sciencedeclared hog cholera free, a state department at Panhandle A & Mmust not have had a confirmed case College, Goodwell, Okla., presentedfor a period of one year and all December information about how performanceprotective measures established by Starts tested bulls could increase profits. 200 the USDA must have been carried 1/2block pxn, block east of Dr. Don Good, head of the Kansasout. south inthe Garfield Council State University animal science and 0ii, industry department, praised both .1 . the bull test station and the cat- Belleville Man )sidential tlemen in attendance who wanted to Real buy performance tested bulls. Est id several The Kansas Bull Test Station is To Shawnee Co. lots )scriptions in Council see Grass Gro,s jointly sponsored by the Kansas & Grain 14)tri4 Cooperative Extension Service at FB Post Kansas State University and the Ralph Huffman of Belleville has WENS Kansas Livestock Association. been named to succeed State Rep. JO flum La Verne Spears of Rossville as OWENS, AGENT HEAD QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION FAMILY,Auct. &Real EHNstat Duane Walker of Canton is the new president of the Kansas Quarter Horse Assn. He was elected manager of the Shawnee County a, Ph. 913357.7161e broker More States attheorganization's annual meeting last week in Salina. That's Walker at left, with James Baska Farm Bureau. Spears recently kr of Olathe, center, and R. L. McMillen of Manhattan, at right. Baska was named vice president, and retired from the post upon reaching the mandatory retirement age of 65. ARAGE, McMillen has been the longtime secretary -treasurer of the organization. Now Cholera Free Equipment Other board members are Stan O'Neil, Salina; Jerry Boomhower, Russell; Steve Fleming, Spears had been bureau manager and P?, Topeka; Carl Mills, Cedarvale; Glennon Crowther, Durham; Mitch Fechner, Wheaton; Marvin The nationwide program of hog for 32 years. He took the position in ismoving Willhite, Holly, Colo.; Mike Drennan, Meade; Billy Allen, Scott City; and John Donn, Colby. cholera eradication 1939, one year after the Kansas Saturday, rapidly toward a successful com- Farm Bureau was organized. Dec, pletion. Since October 1, Kansas, Huffman has been manager of the Colorado,Hawaii, Maryland and Republic County bureau for the past st:: BullTest Sale Averages$631 Nebraska were declared free of the few years. Gridley,Kve The progressive mindedness ofpounds, and his backfat thicknesshighest group average in the sale. Kansascattlemen was probablywas one -quarter of an inch. The highest selling bull went to !e will sell in the followingonierIlisc..i..11:-: ver more evident than atthe Eight Angus bulls sold for anLarry Kindig, Osborne, Kan. for Saturday, Dec. 4 .urniture, Antique Cars, and Wolin;Nit .." recent sale of performance testedaverage of $615. Highest selling$1110. Starts 12:30 Noon - Lunch Served bulls from the Kansas Bull TestAngus wentto Bob Burgess of Five Milking Shorthorns averaged I will sell at public auction at the farm, near Beloit. Wamego. He was owned by Everett$442. Two Milking Shorthorn bulls located 1 mile east of the REA building, TOOLS AUTO PAM $(.StationMore than 700 cattlemen jammedBenoit of Esbon. shared high selling honors in their Wamego, Kansas, then 1/4 mi. south, 1/2 the new livestock building on the. east and 1/4 south. vgle post car lift Auto & Ind muds e., Fourteen Hereford bulls averagedbreed at$510.Darrell Boyd of Mitchell County Fairgrounds -$497. Highest selling Hereford went 1952 John Deere A tractor machines Motel T tea Beattie Kan., and Leo and John FARM MACHINERY respite rainy muddy weather andto Harry Walker of WaKeeney forWilson of Glasco, Kan., each bought rival press Spot lied 1960 John Deere, 630 tractor, with And a full line of farm tools and chilltemperatures -to drivethe finder & facing mach. 46 Fad let front* $680. He was owned by Waynea bull owned by Virgil Wegener of powersteering,independent implements. Al so some mviiiiofpul bidding high for thebulls scoringBillings, Jetmore, Kan. Norton, Kan. power take -off, ro I I -m at i c household goods. highest in performance and having Eight Charolais bulls averaged The only Shorthorn bull in the sale Exhaust pipestall: Not Responsible For Accidents Terms: Cash on jack Car springs the most modern conformation. $574. Highest selling Charolais wentwas the one purchased by Robert Leaf Springs Sixty-three bulls representingto Dana Cox of Newton for $735. HeAhlschwede of Crete, Neb., for $1110. Window regiias seven breeds or crosses sold under The only Murray Grey crossbred and was owned by Mo Charo Ranch, LOUIS WEIXE1MAN, Owner sots Window8doaweaWwstri Ike gavel of Hutchinson auctioneer Shawnee Mission, Kan. bull in the sale sold to Randy Scott of Gene Watson. The average price for Mufflers Twenty-six Simmental crossbredJennings, Kan., for $450. He was Welter -Applegate Aucts. Don Eisenbeis: Clerk Hub caps all bulls was $631. bulls averaged $730, which was theowned by Allen Worcester, Hill City, Model Alger& WO Herman Westmeyer,Extension n stand Axles estock specialist at Kansas State Chrome molding niversity and a member of the Bull pwerbodyjack SALE EVERY TUESDAY &. WEDNESDAY AT HERINGTON 38 g 39Fudgastats Test Committee, said he believes cleaner & tester Oil pan the turnout for the sale, especially TraISIIIISSIVI cases in view of the inclement weather, BONDED Assorted paint proves that many Kansas cattlemen Herington Livestock Auction Co Inc.Excellent Truck Seat corers fa oltai are seeing the advantages they can & Rail Facilities ' 220 motor Miscellaneous gashe STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY CONSIGNED CATTLE ier jack get from a performance tested bull. Auto patshoaWohlAh, ator ey showed us that they'll buy good Here are some sales made Tuesday, November 23rd: Henry Schumer, 2 wf bulls 450 @ 34.90 Eugene Kickhaefer, 8 bwf hfrs 307 @ 41.40 Few old ChM Id Ming, modern bulls,if we can Bertha Schumer, 1 wf bull 610 @ 33.60 Raymond Kandt, 5 wf bulls 337 @ 47.50 Wheels ovide them." Dale Gaston, 2 sows 512 @ 14.70 Louis Cowman, 1 blk cow @ 250.00 Mrs. Vernon Rohloff, 1 wf str 425 @ 36.50 Raymond Anderson, 10 hogs 245 @ 18.70 Jim Unruh, 1 brk cow 785 @ 18.10 2 wire wheels16" Two bulls shared top selling Dave Bowers, 2 wf hfrs 385 @ 39.20 aders Gwen Steiner, 1 hog 240 @ 18.90 Herbert Weber, 3 blk strs 407 @ 39.40 Dave Bowers, 6 wf hfrs 467 @ 35.00 Windshields mars at $1110 each. A Shorthorn, Kenneth Steiner, 1 hog 230 @ 18.60 Don Peterson, 1 bwf clf @ 66.00 Russell Bowers, 6 hoist strs 650 @ 32.20 Lin Dee Napoleon,owned by Lindee Glen Kurtenbach, 6 hogs 262 @ 18.05 Fred Muller, 1 blk clf @ 30.00 Martin Beltz, 6 wf strs 349 @ 44.00 OffICE EOVIPPII arms, Galva, sold to Robert Melvin Olsen, 1 hog 275 @ 17.80 Jim Loney, 1 hoist clf @ 47.50 Martin Beltz, 11 wf strs 565 @ 39.60 Oak office doubledent Carl Bennett, 11 hogs 278 @ 18.20 Dean Davis, 1 wf str 510 @ 37.00 Fred Klein, 1 wf bull 1550 @ 26.70 Ischwede and Sonsof Crete, Neb. John Schlesener, 1 red str 350 @ 43.75 Marty Hood, 7 wf strs 1024 @ 34.00 National cash r2/iSi Simmental-Hereford Robert & Levi Kickhaefer, 5 hogs 204 @ 18.60 crossbred Eugene Christiansen, 5 sows 449 @ 15.60 Nelson Inc., 1 hoist cow 1365 @ 21.10 Alvin Kroupa, 4 wf strs 698 @ 36.30 Filing cabinets bull thatwas the highest indexing Gerhard, Kickhaefer, 4 hogs 190 @ 18.05 Bob Gentz, 3 wf strs 563 @ 39.90 Bill Shippy, 1 wf bull 515 @ 36.60 Oak roll lop desk 11 in the sale andowned by Hills, Bill Barlow, 12 hogs 234 @ 18.80 Mrs. Fred Gentz, 2 wf strs 468 @ 40.00 Mrs. Tillie Hem, 1 wf bull 1435 @ 26.90 While mapledfaill!!! Peterson Bros., 6 hogs 233 @ 19.20 Mrs. Fred Gentz, 4 wf hfrs 433 @ 37.90 Carl Winter, 2 bwf strs 715 @ 35.30 c,,of Mankato, Kans., soldto Captains Chilft Leon Hahn, 26 hogs 239 @ 19.00 Art Crowthers, 1 red hfr 715 @ 24.00 Carl Winter, 3 bwf strs 632 @ 37.00 rry Kindig of Osborne. Leo Scharenberg, 1 hoist str 845 @ 28.75 Milton Gehrke, 6 char hfrs 445 @ 36.10 ITT Folding chairs J. J. Jones, 4 hogs 211 @ 18.90 Ahlschwede'sShorthornbull Stroda Bros., 2 hogs 213 @ 19.00 Fred Schields, 1 wf str 440 @ 40.30 Milton Gehrke, 7 char strs 530 @ 39.80 3 Swivel ofli:e gained 3.41 Maurice Johnson, 18 hogs 205 @ 19.00 Fred Schields, 2 wf strs 565 @ 37.60 Milton Gehrke, 21 blk hfrs 474 @ 35.90 sts slid pounds per day on the Frankie Biehler, 1 jersey'cow 835 @ 18.10 Milton Gehrke, 21 strs 473 @ 40.80 Metal typewrite #.y test. His weight Muller Ranch, 5 hogs 232 @ 18.60 cass3ii per day of Donald Schlesener, 1 red str 410 @ 39.25 Ray Peterson, 14 wf strs 568 @ 38.60 Glass disolav Joe Mills, 11 hogs 244 @ 18.80 ge was 3.06 pounds, Emily Schlesener, 2 wf strs 440 @ 39.50 Larry Landgren 2 wf bulls 507 @ 35.20 it cans cloCi his 365 -day Harold & Glen Carlson, 16 hogs 205 @ 19.00 Electric wall weight was 1117 Milton Schlesener, 1 white str 340 @ 40.00 Leslie Comp, 2 hoist strs 830 @ 29.70 ark benches it) pounds, and his Percy Wendt, 9 hogs 222 @ 19.20 Customer coat backfatthickness Hainline Ranch, 1 blk cow 910 @ 21.20 Melvin Olsen, 4 wf strs 515 @ 39.60 ooden lockers was only two - Dennis Klenda, 11 hogs 243 @ 18.80 sliding doers tenths of Hainline Ranch, 1 wf cow 860 @ 21.50 Adolph Backhus, 3 hoist strs 607 @ 31.00 an inch. Hubert Steiner, 6 hogs 217 @ 19.00 Fred Muller, 1 wf bull 1425 @ 25.90 Jack Widler, 6 bwf strs 363 @ 44.10 Coke machine Martin Kohls, 7 hogs 230 @ 19.20 Kindig's Simmental-Herefordbull Robert Lehman, 4 wf hfrs 775 @ 33.00 Geo Kandt, 2 wf bulls 390 @ 42.25 Cigarette nixbils gained Vernon Rohloff, 9 hogs 228 @ 19.20 .03 poundsper day. His R. J. Carl, 12 hogs 226 @ 19.35 Laird Schroer, 22 blk strs 811 @ 36.20 US 2Safes eri right Some sales made Wednesday, November 24th: Ronnie Schlesener, 4 blk hfrs 303 @ 38.30 sj.. Per day of age Val Tajchman, 4 hogs 208 @ 19.70 2Station igerco- was 3.25 Albert & Steve Schild, 66 hfrs 766 @ 33.50 Ronnie Schlesener, 1 blk str 255 @ 48.25 a withblanks Pounds, his 365-day weight was 1187 Muller Ranch, 1 wf bull 710 @ 29.70 Katherine Nelson, 1 wf bull 330 @ 44.50 Wall cabinets Muller Ranch, 1 wf hfr 600 @ 32.50 Hogan Atkinson, 6 hoist strs 818 @ 29.80 dry chemical Hogan Atkinson, 9 hoist strs 982 @ 29.70 Cecil Wendt, 6 wf strs 375 @ 44.90 Shelving Geo Endres, 1 char bull @ 446.00 Cecil Wendt, 1 wf str 280 @ 48.00 dtractor) Bernard Stromberg. 2 wf hfrs 768 @ 33.00 Fred David, 5 blk hfrs 717 @ 32.50 20Metat Harry Campbell, 1 jersey cow 1010 @ 18.90 Otto David, 5 wf hfrs 764 @ 32.80 Melvin Gehrke, 1 wf hfr 815 @ 32.20 adj, bins Edmund Kroupa, 1 wf cow 900 @ 19.75 Kenneth Nienstedt, 1 sw bull 1905 @ 26.30 Albert Olsen, 1 red bull 555 @ 33.40 Frank Newbury, 1 hoist cow 1265 @ 22.30 W. F. Vinduska, 1 guen cow 1040 @ 21.80 ighlailisIsland N. J. Zogelman, 2 mixed strs 633 @ 37.40 N. J. Zogelman, 1 bwf str 720 @ 35:60 Joyce Carlson, 10 blk strs 957 @ 34.30 Jim Loney, 1 hoist cow 1335 @ 21.25 Desk Kenneth Hutchinson, 2 red bulls 425 @ 40.00 F. W. Gray, 3 wf strs 772 @ 36.00 A. L. Hamel, 1 wf str 595 @ 34.60 Ticket dispensa Kenneth Hutchinson, 4 red hfrs 426 @ 36.40 C. W. Emig, 15 bwf strs 385 @ 43.10 Henry Deines, 1 bwf hfr 485 @ 34.25 3 point Lynn Bitner, 1 bwf str 635 @ 37.10 C. W. Emig, 11 bwf strs. 375 @ 38.80 nk & meter C. W. Emig, 15 bwf strs 534 @ 38.60 AnPS leIs:04;510I Pitchfork Land & Cattle Co, 1 wf hfr 650 @ 33.20 Chas. Heiser, 1 wf cow 1400 @ 19.10 Ronald Jirak, 1 bwf hfr 500 @ 34.75 Chas. Heiser, 1 wf cow 1155 @ 20.40 Leo Scharenberg, 1 hoist cow 980 @ 20.60 Already Listed for Tues., Nov. 30: walnut library Jr. Wiggans, 5 blk bulls 452 @ 39.50 tarters,batteries, Saturday, Warren Biehler, 3 wf cows 893 @ 20.60 350 feeder heifers 600-700. Oak librall0 .Dec. 4 Warren Biehler, 5 wf "strs 376 @42.25 Albert Makovec, 25 mixed strs 812 @ 35.10 300 feeder steers 700-800. adslfca Starts 1:00p.m. Albert Makovec, 25 mixed hfrs 725 @ 33.50 Sales I0i11416P15 Warren Biehler, 3 wf hfrs 395 @ 38.25 400 yearling calves 350-600. 122 East 5th Triemer & Triemer, 1 wf str 460 @ 39.50 Mike Jirak, 1 char str 650 @ 36.20 Included also are: MINNEAPOLIS, Edwin Carlson, 7 blk strs 376 @ 42.50 John Gehrke Jr., 1 blk cow 890 @ 19.80 14 bwf cows & calves. KANSAS Paul Lorson, 42 hfrs 662 @ 34.30 :alsaclIsuhtsletrivreastY45: ater 1L114 Edwin Carlson, 14 mixed cows @ 251.00 10 springer Hereford heifers. COMPLETEHOUSEHOLD, Wilbur Hanschu, 9 wf strs 363 @ 44.20 ANTIQUE Holy Redeemer Church, 1 wf str 1035 @ 33.10 '74101: FURNITURE Ray Krause, 1 wf cow 1090 @ 21.10 Wilbur Hanschu, 5 bwf strs 549 @ 36.80 DECEMBER 4 for pickets AND DISHES Paul Schlesener, 4 bwf hfrs 359 @ 39.00 Ogg 1931f)011.1 Paul F. Hajek, 5 hoist strs 1189 @ 28.60 Commercial & Registered Shorthorn Sale Pressed Don Krause, 1 wf cow 1440 @ 20.10 Paul Schlesener, 2 bwf strs 307 @ 47.50 nduding aid ,Red Star Cut Eugene Kickhaefer, 5 bwf strs 399 @ 42.30 2xd motor Prussiacandy Ted Meyer, 1 blk str 410 @ 40.00 DECEMBER 11 rt.ni.alglaasss lassdish Floyd Albrecht, 1 wf str 410 @ 40.75 Eugene Kickhaefer, 5 wf strs 268 @ 46.75 Registered Polled Hereford Sale for Eugene Kickhaefer, 7 bwf strs 301 @ 47.2.5 OlddFodonvs Floyd Albrecht, 6 wf hfrs 441 @ 36.20 Irvin Steele. Henry Schumer, 2 wf bulls 450 @ 34.75 Eugene Kickhaefer, 8 wf hfrs 351 @ 41.10 lI se0 11 holder

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LAST MAGNETO TELEPHONES OUT OF USE IN STATE More Complaints Novovember The last magneto -crank telephone 24 30,1911 town rass 8( Grai sets in Kansas have gone out of use. west ofPhillipsburg, That Tenure HoldsTelephone service in Prairie View, a switched to 7 -digitdial N this weelietysj Poor Teachers 0 The same laws that protect the Friday, jobs of qualified teachers make it Dec.10 extremely difficult for a school Starts 11 a.m.- Lunch Served I will sell at public board to fire a poor teacher. auction the . property of the late Francis personal As a result teacher tenur laws-on farmall%Martin the books in 46 states-are coming Greenleaf,locatoerd5 west ol underfirefrom more school Ks. of Linn, superintendents and boards of Barbed wire;tractor education. umbrella; g 12x38 tractorchains; At least 15 state legislatures are Farm Machinery car chains; 16' aluminumextension 'acting currently to eliminate or wood ladder; burningtank substantially modify tenure laws. A 1950 Case DC tractor,fully garden hose; heater; equipped, good rubber, good pipe gas recent poll of school superintendents buckets. cans; Jayhawk front end loader with 8' stock tank; and school board members by the blade used tin ; steel used lumber; National School Boards Association OliverNo. 415 trail type PTO shovels; posts; stepladder; saws; hammers; "If you don't want to buy it, don't play with revealed a majority would like to see mower, 7', on rubber, very scoops; wire stretchers; good grease 4tenure abolished. guns; log chains;forks; John Deere KBA 9' wheel disc, misc. hand tools other The association in its November and items IHC 3 pt. 2 row cultivator with on the farm. used Special Feeder Pig Sale journal said in states having teacher gauge wheels, good tenure laws a teacher could not be IHC No. 5 side rake on low rubber HOUSEHOLD fired without an out-and-out fight. IHC 2 row pull type lister A1D GOODS "As one superintendent put it," the IHC 4 wheel manure spreader on 1 steel r Wednesday, Dec. 7p.m. article said,"ifIcan't catch a John Deere No. 44 plow on rub- - freezeacrnssfop,doublorfrostree,2yearsoldgod.PrestolineWhrlo00I9, 2x14 teacher in the act of molesting a ber, 40" electric Belleville Livestock Corn. Co. student and in front of witnesses- Caserowmounted cultivator Case 2x14 plow on steel HIGHV there's not a damn thing I can do to iNE Belleville, Ks. Case 12' springtooth harrow three 30,000 BTU Warm Deer have t get him out of the system." 3 section drag harrow Morning propane heaters, near area that they The association said the tenure 10' dump rake good. new, very All feeder pigs on the farm inspected and vaccinated Here, DudIE system could be modified to weed 5' tumble bug GE portable TV, 17", for eryesipelas. Expecting over 500 head. Callcon- Easy Flow 12' fert. spreader on 2 years 250-1b. white out incompetents by revised state old, very good; Zenith21" rubber omobiles or signments in early. Also selling servicableage boars. laws granting tenure for a limited table Model. Letz burr mill with auger TV antenna; small in two wet period of time-perhaps for five Old iron radio cars small table; antique washstand; Damage to r Lowell Da rcey-Owner & Operator years-at the end of whichthe Old machinery antique square dining table; teacher would have to apply for mirrors; center table. old to of the cars 527-2258 TRUCKS & TRAILERS Antique chest of drawers; Mollywreckec renewal. Currently any teacher who 1968 Ford 1/2ton pickup, 3 speed, 6 Mike Knedlik-Narka has served in a school district for a cylinder, heater, stock racks, kerosene heater; kerosenelamp; Calvin Schou-Agenda brassbed; metal beds;electric 358-2567 certain length of time is granted 22,000 miles, very good heater; 18,000 BTU windowair 732-6422 tenure for the duration of his en- 1949 Chev. 1/2 ton pickup, 4 speed, conditioner Women R stock racks, good one Edison ployment. phonograph and David Bradley 4 wheel trailer records, cherry wood; laundry with grain box stove; lantern; antique buggy lap Nil U. 4 wheel trailer with flatbed and robe, very good, en vhoqu farm grain sides Antique kitchen cabinet; am Ev's center of pills after If you've never been in this big store, you wouldn't know you can buy plenty of stuff for Christmas gifts ... tique rocker; 2 5-01. cream, expecially for kin folk you like. Appliances, big and little, for kitchen and laundry and all over the house. Shiny BUILDINGS cans; antique wagon spring seat; g their use 1 stuff that looks purty and maybe they'll use it... like blenders, snowmobiles, garden tractors. Don't get the idea Frame 2 story house old chairs; antique chairs, al to them. that me and Leo didn't have you in mind when our members decided to get the biggest and best hardware store Double garage Rockers; hassock; fans; and mmitteeht 14x10 brooder with floor, good one in this part of the nation. Come See ... tables; platform rocker; antique in early 1970 16x10 corn crib with metal roof, violins; chest drawers; 2 war, TRACTORS COMBINES good drobes, good ones, in risks in bi OTHER MACHINES Two 12x8 wooden grain bins, good ially blood cl 1962 JD 55, 14' header Two 224T Balers Stonejars;picture film, 1970 JD 3020 diesel, only 9001962 JD 45, cab ones fruit (ars; dishes, pots, pens, alio was a decline hours, 18.4x34 rear tires Howard 100" Roto Vator few other antiques and things, 1959 JD 45 JD 16' springtooth, 3 pt. FEEDERS, HAND TOOLS Gallup poll, take 1966 IHC 806 LP with cab, 1957 JD 45 hearings, indi duals if wanted 1964 JD 95 with cab, 16' JD 10' AW disk, good AND MISCELLANEOUS GUNS 2 Pride of the Farm hogfeeders 2 singleshotrifles; of the wome 1969 JD 4020 diesel, low hours,1957 MH 82, SP 1968 JD 335 3 -row cornhead Hog troughs;2 grain bunks, 1956 MH 80, SP shotgun; 32 cal. Harringto topped and an a real slick tractor 1959 John Deere 730, good 16x14'; propanetankheater Richardson revolver, very 1966 JD 4020 dsl., synchro- 1952 MH 26, good NH 269 wire tie baler, looks Lawn Boy power mower, near considering qu 1951 MH 26, good pill manufact range 1961 IHC 151, cab like new new Terms: Cash Day Of Sale 1964 JD 4020 diesel, power 1961 IHC 151 JD 24T baler, like new Increased after shift 1957 IHC 141 1967 JD 24WS baler GARY PADGETT 4111111.11 1964 JD 3020 dsl., power shiftIHC 127, good JD Grinder -Mixer MH 92 1962 JD 3010 diesel COMBINES - AGENT FOR ESTATE 1959 Gleaner A with cab, 14' Auct.: Foster Kretz Auction Service, Clerk-Citizens National 1957 JD 720 diesel 1958 Gleaner A Bank, Greenleaf 1954 JD 60 AC pull type, real slick COMING IN SOON Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 IN' 1953 JD 60 IHC 101, ten foot 4 of the late generation com- 1958 John Deere 45 bines, one year old, for those 1950 JD A 1962 JD 40, not too good, who don't want to buy new 1965 MM G1000 LP tractor priced right but want lateequipment. Saturday, Dec. 4 Coffee 1955 IHC 450 gas tractor Old MH 26 SP, purrs like aThese owners neededatax Startsiwill :30 Noon - Free D-17 AC, 1959 kitten. Buy it cheap, for $400advantage deal (do you?) We w at auction the followinglisted anddescribed items located at506 Hillside in Abilene,Kansas. NEW MACHINES THAT HAVE BEEN AROUND TOO LONG WELDING &MACHINIST SUPPLIES No. 48 John Deere rotor fan Lincoln180 amp welder, 220V, 30" exhaust Two 1250 plateless planters, 6row C 11 121/2' disc harrow clothes power No. 37 loadler No. 40 John Deere manure spreader with cable; also approx. 60' of 16'stepladder; blowtorch; 307 Graymor 2 John Deere 224T hay balers extra extension cable John Deere 3020 gas, fully equipped Large power hack saw, will cut MISC. No. 37 John Deere mower 10" shaft, good FURNITURE & John Deere 4000 gas, fully equipped Demo. 3300 John Deere combine Fully automaticjuke box; app. Acetylene welding torch & cut- 45RPM John Deere 820 gas 200 records; app. 75 F1450 John Deere 6 bottom plow, 16" tingtorchwithextratips; suite. 7 new John Deere 4020 diesels 4000 JD double offset disc harrow, demo. oxygen & acetylene regulatorsrecords; 3 pc. bedroom 2 New John Deere 4000 diesels Antique dresserwith matching 10B 177-C JD grain and fertilizer drill with hoses & bottle cart dinette with6ette F145 3 bottom 16" plow, semi -mounted ;nearlychairnse.w John Deere 400 grinder mixer App. 15 year lease on oxygen & new din chairs; also nearly 4 brand new Papec grinder mixers acetyleneoxygen; bottles with Kansas

;2 Bronze & steel acetylene welding Antiqueuewcoaondeenhigdhebsakckgreoecdk;er modernAti bar HEY! rod complete;8' HEY! HEY! Oneboxof Lincolnelectricroll -away beds duty We have Miller, Miller, Miller. Another big load just arrived. And, welding rod aupnhdols6terecdhrboamrestochrsavy Oh Yes, we have D'ual loaders, with the loader you can take on and off in 1 minute. The D'ual3000. Box of Marquette 130 electric rod small safe No, we haven't forgotten Great Bend, TV couch; portable we also have them. The 800 and 900 on display. Yes,we Some cast iron welding rod lock; 2 handle Farmhand. We have their Grinder Mixer and Loader Some stainless steel welding rodcombination condition; on Display. TV's, one ingood And that ain't all - we have Hesston and we havemost of their machinery on display. Right Carbon arc cuttingatt.for rocker; we have a 420, 14' swather on display and a No. 10 pull type. now welder & lots of extramodern chair; upholsteredoccasional Yes! We have "Big Ox" and we have it on display.Not only their chisel plows but their blades. carbon the good cedar chswesi singer Stop by with your pickup and take it home. Craftsman 1/4 HP emery grinder 2 And we also have Waldon Dozer blades and they Goodrefrigerator; are also on display. on stand sewing machines; chooses And we have Grain-O-Vator wagons andwe have a couple of specials on a No. 30 rnd No. Craftsman bench drill with standportable like new;adding We are the dealers for Gilmore Tadge Augers and 55. dehumidifier they are on display. Electric grindstone with water ca3m0ecruep good;cgoeoffdee Pow We the dealers for Lilliston Cultivators. A semi -load good;pol new due in soon. Don't wait likeyou did last cooler tc year and find they were all sold out. Buy now. maker;machine, lamps, Kennedy all steel machinist chest lampandother in' We are the dealers for Sidwinder cutters and theyare on display. like new Pole c We handle Hiniker, Excel, and Egging Cabs for combines S u n b e klolitiseot f. and tractors! Varioussizes of Morse taperdrill good;s And we even handle Irrigation equipment. We have Electroalmusxsockeslsweeper,ectri and bag, the Valley Self Propelled. Wecan make it rain bits and others golf club when the sun shines. garden hose; bedding; Air compressor with 1 HP motor, lots of g d We are also the dealers for Berkley and Western LandRoller pumps, Ames Irrigation equipment, fully automatic TV McDowell Irrigation Equipment and ASC Tubing. Misc. electric motors large cookingo Stop by and see us. On top of everything else, steel we have one of the most complete hardware AlwlisCrhaplummeprs 3 phase electric stainlaespslet:d. the country. Anything from pliers to equipment in St. Marys. lines in dishes; setfor 12of setfor 8 ton hyd. jack, like new dinnerware; Revere silverware; 8 plastic INTE 9 expansion reamers, range from ware;set for aluminum decorations 15/32 to 1 3/16. too dishes; Christmasitems Farmers Union Several micrometers; lots of V -and manyother Fidw & sheavesandV -belts; 2 pipe ru ention. Implement benders; othermisc. tools;nunierousTe _cash BUChn garden tools; Divelbiss paint gun EVERETT HOOBLER,manager own Si Phone 437-2913 Owner Farm20rte B. Nelson, 913 ST. MARYS, KANSAS & Wm.SrcmhnsellKarl f(arshnlan ETAvis,1 (1!4'uni--47-tr AuctioneersNationaiB - kCols. Carl Clerk: Cashier: Abilene 'TATETELEPHONES -crank telephone 24 11%.y gone out ofuse. Prairie 0 hearings. After thehearings, Dr. View, town WestsWiteiteofo,i windows, dishes and other items 1lir. John Shrogie wasappointed chief of Grass & Grain the rattled. Flames were seenas far as 25 `t` fertilityregulationmethods20 miles away. November 30, 1971 evaluation branch of the Center for Law officers said they had a hardhundreds of sightseers blocked Population Research,a governmenttime getting Friday, agency. His job was to tothesite becauseroads. peCr conduct Startslla further studieson the side effects of the pill in light of the I Will sell At'11' testimony at SOUTHEAST KANSAS Public40 q! of the the hearings. Shrogie,who formerly the late F6ts FFEDER PIG ASSOCIATION SALE 8 RN worked in the Food andDrug Ad- Ks. 'or 5 sot:1114:141111,f ministration, said severalstudies on SAT., DEC. 11 1:00P.M. the possibility ofcancer, strokes and AT THE FAIRGROUNDS thromboembolism (blood achinery clots) ,FREDO 12x38 wire; were made. "As far as we i;daeutdrmaitnUrmchel can determine," Expecting About tractor, 2000 Head fully woodburningt. Shrogie said, "we don'tsee any On the farm vet inspected & erysipelas vacc. quality feeder pigs. I rubber,good garden ti serious problems with nd loader cancer of the For Further Information: with buckets.nnseil411 breast or cervix and the LEWIS CLINE, Secretary 8' stock possibility tank; ofpillusers Phone 316-633-2181 rail type PTO used tin; having strokesis steelo minimal. Rt. 1, Neodesha, Ks. 667,57 rubber,very shovels; wire sirsci "Thromboembolismispossible JOE McGINNIS, President 9' wheel disc, guns; log Phone 316-378-3880 chainschains,.scoops; with use of oral contraceptives," cultivator with misc. hand Fredonia, Kansas 66736 lootsod Shrogie said. "Howeverour studies good on the farm. 411111111111116111P111111W - 111111118111P :eon low rubber indicate that with lower dosagesof epelister estrogen the problem seems to be ure spreaderon diminishing," he said. Whirlpool Monday, December 13 9' The one thing that has affected the freezer 44 plow on rub- across to2, use of the pill is the liberalized New Starts 12 Noon frost free,2yeksit Yorkstate The personal property and real estate of lted cultivator Prestoline abortionlaw,Dr. Rudolph McKeever will be sold at the farm (iv( Renner said. In steel good; metalutility* The Suffolkob- located 2 miles north and21.2 west of 2 antique oth harrow kitchen THE HIGHWAY GOT 'EM stetriciansaid,however,that Upland, Ks., or1 south of Clay -Dickinson trrow three 30,00081g county line on Hwy. 15 and 31/2 miles east. Was Deer have become plentiful enough in some parts of the G&G abortions were more dangerous than propaneheaters, no old dishes. 0 area that they have become a more than ordinary highway hazard. the pill. He said, "In New York City Farm Machinery good. Terms On Personal Property GE portabisiviir, Here, Dudley Foster, game protector from Minneapolis, shows last year eight deaths occurred out 1944 IHC H tractor, !rt. spreaderon fully Cash Day Of Sale old, very good; id? a 250 -lb. whitetail buck which was one of four deer struck by of every 100,000 abortions whileonly equipped 3 section ith auger table Model. automobiles on US81 in half a day. Foster said 18 were killedby 1.5 deaths were caused by the pill." IHC Harrow,fold -up TV antenna; evener, good sr.:' cars in two weeks. 4 wheel trailer and rack FARMLAND small table;anticstiii, Damage to automobiles is antique squaredrro often $300 or more and Foster said 12' IHC springtooth Sells At 3:00p.m. two of the cars which hit deer in his area were regarded to be 7' disc LEGAL DESCRIPTION: The TRAILERS mirrors; center letIt No Reason Yet 7' IHC No. 27 mower Antique totally wrecked. SouthHalfoftheSouthwest ickup, 3 speed, 6 chest0! Post hole digger; 16-8 grain drill; Quarter of Section 2, Township 11 ar, stock racks, kerosene heater:w2! Clipper fanning mill and motor South, Range 3 East of the 6th brass bed; metal tic decline. ery good Industry magazines nowFor Pipeline IHC manure loader, fits H or M heater;18,009B1Vir p.m., Dickinson County, Kansas, pickup, 4 speed, say that 10 million women use the tractor containing 80 acres more or less, Conditioner omen Return )rod one pill compared to about 8million 2 row tractor weeder subjecttoeasements,restric- 4 wheel trailer Edison phortvi:' beforethepublicityconcerningsExplosion At Olpe Junk machinery tions and reservations of record. records, cherryxt;/ To Pill Use IMPROVED witholdsetof stove; risks of the the pill. EMPORIA-No cause has been vith flatbed and lantern; a414 MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS buildings, good well with pump robe, very good, Women who quit using birth Reasons given for the increaseddetermined of a pipeline explosion 1961 Chevrolet four door jack, and steel bin. 1971 domestic Wye kid**ontrol pills after publicity con- use of the pill are its effectivenessearly Friday near here that shot Oilburning heater; electric wheat allotment7 acres, feed tigue rocker; 110 cream separator; 75 hedge posts; >MOS cerning their use have apparently compared to other methods andflames 100 feetinto the air and grain base 18 acres, conserving cans; antiquewipoasrq used lumber 1x6 and 2x10; 300 base5 acres, 53 acres broke, o use returned to them. conclusions that risks of childbirthblackened a 250 -feet patch of land. old chairs,Woe* gallon gas barrel and stand; gas remaining acreage grassland Rockers; hassock el Subcommitteehearingsinthe are greater than the risks in the pill The explosion occurred about3:10 barrels; wood panels; hog net- and building site. h floor, good one tables; platform* nate in early 1970 called attention itself. a.m. in a line of Panhandle Eastern ting. TERMS: 25 percent down on Nithmetal roof, violins; chest drisail Electric drill; hand drills; saw certain risks in birth control pills, Another reason women-in par-PipelineCo.about 81/2 miles date of sale, balance on delivery drobes, goodvitt planes; hand tools; harness and of deed and abstractofmer- grain bins, good stoneJars; oct1:especially blood clotting, and the ticular older women-may be tur-southeast of Emporia. Nearby collars; stationary hay baler. chantable title. frultlars;donouiresultwas a decline in their use. ning to the pill, some doctors say, isfences, a corral and several highline POSSESSION January 1, 1972, fewother antiviral A Gallup poll, taken at the time of the estrogen in it. Estrogen, one ofpoles were damaged by the blast, FEED subject to rights of Leo Lefert, ,AND TOOLS he hearings, indicated that 18 the female sex hormones, prolongsbut no one was injured. 60 bu.oats 45 bales hay tenant, in two thirds interest 1972 :LLANEOUS GUNS wheat crop and wheat cer- rira onrcent of the women using the pill youthful life and delays and treats The fire went out after pipeline ANTIQUES arm hog feeders 2 singleshot tificates (set aside acres must be 2 grain bunks, shotgun; 32 cal. Harr ad stopped and another 23 percent menopausal symptoms, think manycrews rerouted the gastoother Carpenter chest;china wash maintained for wheat programs), Richardson revalm ,1 were considering quitting. lines. Service was not disrupted. bowl; old books; ice box; kitchen wheat crop 18 acres. Buyer shall e tank heater gynecologists. cupboard; 7 cream cans; ar mower, near But pill manufacturers say sales Area residents said the ground lan- receive landlord's one third in- Doctors also seem prepared now tern;square tableand chairs; terest in wheat crop. Taxes for Terms:Cashria,,haveincreased after the short-lived to discount the findings of the 1970rocked for a couple of minutes, and rockers; wash stand; dressers; 1971 paid by seller. GARY PADGETT Rudolph McKeever AGENT FOR ESTATE Clerk-CW HAROLD FEHLMAN, CONSERVATOR,Wakefield, Kansas etc Auction Service, INTERNATIONAL PICKUP 1972 Auct.: Foster Kretz Auction Service, Clerk-Chapman Morganville WA 6-4422 Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 State Bank Truck durability! Attorney - William A. Guilfoyle, Abilene

Saturday, Or,,,i, Truck chassis! -Ersiii; Starts12:30Noon Truck power! Tuesday, December 7 auclionthe..i,i Starts 11 a.m. - Lunch Served We describeditemslocattdy Truck reliability! and At the farm located 12 miles southeast of in Abilene,Kansas. Junction City or 2 east and 13/4 north of SUPP1 Skiddy or 5 north, 1/2 west and 13/4 north

1G &MACHINIST 8 co,_.rr:. from west edge of White City, Kansas. and others; Oliver 2 row lister p welder,220V, clotheslockes,3,06:; MACHINERY JD wagon running gears so approx.60 of 16'stepladder;b: Farmall H tractor, new sleeves, 2 IHC corn binders lawn mower. Incable pistons,valves, bearings and 2 11x38 used tractor tires cut ck saw, will FURNITUREPI newtires autoniatici d Fully Farmall H tractorwithfair FEEDERS & FENCING & .cut-. a/? ng torch 200 records; rubber Cattle rub for flies and lice, 4 Oh extratips, records; 3 Pc,De'ir:iil'r Comfort cover with windshield yrs. old; 50 bu. galvanized hog dressero IHC No. 27 hay baler, 1969, ex- feeder; 7 16' wood panels; 8 14' yleneregulators Antique r.nelsaarinyeaor; cellent, has done no custom wood panels; 12 creosote poles 12' cart moo' , tottie to 16'; 20 steel posts; 1 new roll of on oxygen chairs; a work are on 51/2' Kens IHC No. 14 side delivery rake, 48" hog netting,20 rods; 'les with set with 1968, excellent stock tank, almost new;2'x5' AlltiqUeiwohndelehS11 Wikferris-wheelbaleloader, stock tank. weldingmodern cetylene beds:6_, 1969, excellent roll -away ;,;1 IHC No. 27 mower, 7', new tire SHOP & GARDEN 6 chrboanlr Lincolnelectricand IHC 10' tractor dump rake Cornhusker pump jackwith rod IHC 5 ton bale trailer with grain Briggs & Stratton gas motor; e 130electric sides, for hyd. lift blacksmithlegvise; emery weldingrod combination, Want a pickup truck? Get New Idea manure spreader, new grinder and motor; 20' ladder; steel welding rfoodr uTPVT0:::obl'sicnteci°dnrtuedieaecrnfhrchiiisn,wesil'et:i7:5:irl;l'.:1 box, good cond. ensilage and hay forks; mauls; att. morleisnterodocca the one that has truck built IHC manure loaderwithdirt rabbit hutch; 2 gas lawn mowers, utting extra More power T &lots of parts! The only one. Then bucket good;400' garden hose; other IHC 16x8 grain drillwithfer- misc. items. guo' choose from truck -built engines-higher- Double -Wall Boxes emerygrinder powered engines from standard six up Optional disc brakes tilizer P Tractor sprayer on trailer,21' HAY PoC4'Irtuabd..,,rgasevliikrigir°..':'. to big V-392. Truck -built options Optional rear anti-skid stand deh hniinieu:igoodl booms, good Approximately 1500 bales h drillwith brake systems withwater include power steering, automatic Dehorning and branding chute, prairie hay; app. 1000 bales of tone °maker; PolaNrild New ventilating systems metal alfalfa. a transmission, all -wheel drive, air a iric 0 chest larrIPelec,$: Biggest choice of rear Allis combine, good canvas and Pole ra conditioning and stereo. Name I machinist sunctber0aloweeiti, axle ratings belts, used this year HOUSEHOLD p-lip. your needs. Name your deal. Allis Chalmers 15' single disc taperdrill Ele Morse rcjeoho j Call us now! 2 section spike tooth harrow, good IHC 12' springtooth ANTIQUES 's motor, 91-aVtrelassek/eolods,9.04' 1610 with 1HP IHC 2 row weeder curler Old telephone; chests, lals of IHC 2 -row cultivator, good dressers; bevel -edge framed is 4 fiches; setforse t! . 2 hydrauliccylinders for mirror with hooks; oak lotors electric INTERNATIONAC72 KEEPS IT HAPPENING ! secretary; harness & collars and 3 phase 4Rril.': cultivator clin-nerrlarre;e; other items. ,....1 Skyline hammer mill, good like new Si I ve .....,,sare,as IHC 2x14 plow, good, new rubber Terms: cash. Nothingto be fromaluilliourlborisotf IHC 2x14 plow, steel Tlers,range oillv Buchman Manhattan Truck Lynn's Truck removed untilsettledfor.Not dishes; .n.. Case 2x14 plow, good steel responsible for accidents. S. ofpi"pe- lot_s ieters; nurnere 5Terto, ',/ Farm & Tractor V-belts; tools;and rnu6Y10116° Supply Sales & Service Phone 913 776-9449 316 382-2240114 S. 2nd Art & Norma Schmonke J.misc. II 229-6619 314 N. 3rd PainT gth' ALTA VISTA, MANHATTAN, KS. MARION,KANSAS Auctioneers:MiltonAnderson,Manhattan,Ks., Phone 776-7935 ivelbiss KS. & Bob Wilson, St. George, 494-2552 Clerk: GeorgeScott Nels°1115,Qh!&Virri clerk, actsB. Carl -Cols. uctioneersBank National K-106 OttawaCounty,51/4 miles north of the K-18 junction,20 tons per vehicle, 30 tons for asemi -trailer 26 Grass & conbination and 35 tons for atruck and full trailer combination. November 30, 1971 K-124 Mitchell County, 0.5mile The rel at Beloit, west of the US -24 junction K-179 HarperCounty, 3,5 18 tons per vehicle, 25tons for asouthofAnthony, raile$ semi -trailer combination and 30 tonsvehicle, 25 tons 16tons trailer com- for asemita for a truck and full combination and30 tons for a of its cli bination. and full trailercombination. US -166 Sumner County, 1.75 miles K-179 Harper neWSWel County,3.0 east of the US -81 junction, eight tonssouthof Anthony, 14 per vehicle, 15 tonsfor a semi -trailervehicle, 20 tons for tonspi a semi.traijer di combination and 20 tons for a truckcombination and25 tons for a an and full trailer combination. and full trailercombination.

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960 Acres Jefferson County land Sel Tn 2 IMPROVED FARMS tiqi LOVE ME TENDER Does soft music and loving care produce extra goodsteak?The Japanese are said to think so, FAIRBURY, NEBRASKA Wa and musicians at Hays High School hope that it's true. The Hays quartet here hopes that the theory will be provenwith dollars in the bank. The Saturday, Dec. Charolais-Angus steer is to be fattened by the Hays Land& Cattle Co. to be used at suppersbefore 11, 1971 high school basketball games this winter. The project is partof a campaign to raise $42,000 to finance a 3 -week concert tour in Europe by the school orchestra next summer. Holding the steer is Vic Munsey, manager of the Cattle Co.The steer came from the FARM NO. 1 - Sells 10a.m. Located southwest of Fairbury, Nebr. onCrystal Springs Road, Schumacher Brothers Double S Charolais ranch north of Hays. 1/2 west of CrystalSprings entrance, 1/2 south and The musicians are Brian Etter, Faye Bemis, Martha Livers and JohnBartholomew. 1 mile west. bridge postings now total 102 of 152they cannot safely carry loadsof 320 Acre Improved & Irrigated Farm REACH 1 that have been inspected. Thesemore than three tons; Montgomery 304 Acres Tillable, balance alfalfa,pasture, waterways and site. Legal Description: West 1/2 of Section 20, Township 2 buildin Seven More result from federal bridge in-said. North, Ran spection regulations written to Bridges on the state highway 2 East, Jefferson County, Nebraska. WR Terms -20 percent down day of sale, balancedue on Al Bridges Posted comply with the1968and1970system to be posted December 1 or beforeMarch 1 1972.1971 andall prior years taxes paid by sellers. Clearabstract Federal Aid Highway Acts passedare: deed furnished. For Lower Limits by the Congress. The latest seven to K-18 RileyCounty, northeast of the be posted are for load weights fromOgdencitylimits, 15tonsper FARM NO. 2 - Sells 2:00 p.m. Seven more bridges on the Kansas eight tons to 30 tons, depending onvehicle, 20 tons for a semi -trailer Located 17 miles southwest of Beatrice, Nebr. on 136 Highway Highway System will be posted this the type of vehicle. combination and 25 tons for a truck week forloadslessthanlegal On the county federal aid highwayand full trailer combination. 640 ACRES licensed weights, -according to John system,bridgeinspections have K-99PottawatomieCounty,in D. Montgomery, director of high- Louisville 25 tons for a semi -trailer This farm has 2 building sites and will be offered as westhalf sedi been completed on about 300 and east half section and as a unit, and sell whichever is the best offe ways. _Idges; and 25 percent of thesecombination and 30 tons for a truck On the state highway system,either have or will be closed sinceand full trailer combination. 620 Acres Tillable, balance pasture and building sites. Irrigationwell west half section. Legal: Section 29, Township 3 North, Range 4 E Jefferson County, Nebraska. Terms- 20 percent down day of sale, balance due on or beforeMarch HERD REDUCTION AND PRODUCTION 1972.1971 and all prior years taxes paid by sellers. Clear abstract deed furnished. Open for inspection at any time. For more information & complete so bill contact Max G. Logan, Diller, Nebr., Phone402 793-5544, orHare R. Siegel, Fairbury, Nebr., Ph. 729-3651. Not Responsible For Accidents Lillie M. Colman Estate MAX G. LOGAN AND JAY W. WOODS, EXECUTORS Dean Da Ike, Beatrice, Nebr., Atty. ForEstate SALE Harold R. Siegel, Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker 1812 G. St., Fairbury, Nebr., Phone 729-3651

Kansas Angus Association SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11 1:00 P.M. Heart of the Flint HillsSale New Herington Livestock Sale Barn Wednesday, Dec. 15-12:30 pm (Located 1 Mile North of U.S. 77-56Junction) El Dorado livestockAuction EL DORADO,KANSAS HERINGTON,KANSAS SELLING 60LOTS 43 BigServiceableAged Bulls SELLING: 17 (lows & Calves -Bred Heifers From These Well Known Angus Breeders: FIGURE Bulls Females YO 3 Cross Country Angus, Elsmore, Kansas ...... RATE:7da 1 Herd Sire (ALF Beau Lamp 3) Dalebanks Angus, Eureka, Kansas 4 Kellers Cow Creek Angus Farm, Chase, Kansas 5 $1 6 Kenneth Moore, Roxbury, Kansas 11 No. ofworth (Birth Date Jan. 12, 1964- Son of ALF Lamplighter 1 1) Ramsey Ranch, El Dorado, Kansas 8 ...... Russell Rothgeb, Longton, Kansas 5 Henry Schmidt & Son. Freeport, Kansas Multiply Francis Shafer, Newkirk, Oklahoma, 2 Lester E. Vohs, Paola, Kansas 5 ...... weeks yo 15 Serviceable Age Bulls 4 John Wedman, Caldwell, Kansas Run,ad t Byron W. Whitaker, Neosho Rapids, Kansas. 3 (Rugged, Pasture -Raised) SPECIAL ATTRACTION 2 Sons Of "Canadian Colossal" 40 CowsorHeifers (Other Sires Represented) PURIST OF EASTFIELD JIB (Most with calves at side- Bred back to ALF Lamp 3 or Smith ANKONIAN 18 STALEY EILEENMERE 430 RAMSEYKORANMERE/ Grandson of PEACE EILEENMERE 54 MSU SPARTAN 251 Apex Lamp 3- Cows are under 8 years and will be sold as they BANDOLIER BANDOLIER OF DALEBANKS 263 ANGUSHAVENJINGO 199 I LINTS: DALEBANKS ,,ra.2weeks. come off pasture. They are big, rugged mothers.) DALEBANKS PROMOTER BANDOLIER OF 118 PYROS C VALLEY "01INDs DALBAIRNS PROUD LEADER ANGUS 136 GUEST CONSIGNOR: W. .E. SEDGWICKS ELITE P MEILEENMERE 32 olficet Y( Rindt, White City, Kansas 14 Cows with Calves cLA,,:r any ui BANDOLIER T OF PROSPECT S & SBAROLIERMERE 11 of Polled Harmon and Domestic Misch. Breeding- VISCOUNT OF KENMORE 30 GrandsonofD KORANMERE itk.4a1FIED M Q MARSHALL 19 " Two se AuctioneerGene Watson, Hutchinson, Kansas t. SALE COMMITTEE: Ads Dale Engler, Ramsey Ranch, El Dorado tilling Charge Francis Perrier, Dalebanks Angus, Eureka al Paul Sealey, El Dorado Livestock Auction MAIL Steele's Polled Herefords Auctioneer: Ray Sims T AG pR Sale Sponsored by: KANSAS ANGUS ASSOIATION 67801 BURDICK, KANSAS - Write for Catalog - PHONE 913/9834481 Box 1209, DodgeCity, Kansas PhilLjungdahl,Secretary,C via120; unty, 51/4 ction, 20 tonsper r a semi-trailer tops for 26 *nation.a truck 410.11.411KWISIOMMOOMealk goes primarily to those serving in November 30, 1971 °way, 0.5mile November thelowerenlistedand com- Inchon ' at Beloit missioned ranks, boosts the post'sa survey of the 1970 census figures e, 25 tons K-170 1,1 fThe reason Grass & Grain has.... annual military and civilian by the Department of Health, for arper c pay roll sation southof ot Education and 30 tons to $200 million, the largest in Kan- andWelfare'sAd- vehicle, sas. ministration on Aging shows. ulltrailer 25 corn- More Headers Of combination The biggest effect of the pay raise the six states in the country adtt was for the basic recruit whosewhich ranked highest by per cent of °un tY' 1.75milesand Nil trailer ifl'A /of its classified advertising & sales section than any population aged 65 or older -12 per liction, K-17914 ectqbA salary jumped from $1,618 to $3,222 eighttons arper p newsweekly in the state is that Grass & Grain has for a south per year. Throughout the armedcent or more-five are in the central semi -trailer ofAnthonChi:' region. Three of those five are in the tons forces the average increasewas15 for a truckvehicle, 20 tells per areacomprisingthe nbination. combination cent, as approved by thepay federal ands board. government's Region VII- Iowa, and full 'It hailer More Classified eo/ki! With the hiringof 90civilians twoNebraska, Missouri and Kansas. weeks ago totake over kitchen Iowa and Nebraska show 12.4 per Bland advertising for readers to read.Last year Grass & Grain policeduties from military per-cent of their total population being in Alictiol ran 54,080 inches (876 pages) of classified adsand sales. sonnel the Ft. Riley payroll toppedthe senior citizen category. Missouri This year volume is running 18% over last year. the 3,000 mark. had 12 per cent and Kansas was close behind with 11.9. es Jefferson Iowa's aged 65 -plus population, COpIC''. Older Population Sell Land, Livestock, Implements, Cars & 350,293, represents an increase since 1960 from 11.9 per cent of its total 2 IMPROVED Trucks,Furniture, Feed & Seed, An- FARMS In Midwest population; Nebraska's 183,526 an AIRBURY, tiques, Services. Find a Good Buy. The increasefrom11.6percent; NEBRASKA Way to Tell the Most - for the least cost Iowaand Nebraska ranked second highest Missouri 560,656 an increase from - is thru G&G Classified. inthenationwiththe11.7 per cent and Kansas' 266,201 an turday,Dec. number of citizens65years or olderincrease from 11 per cent. 11, 19) ******************************ki w FARM NO. A WEEK MINIMUM 1 - Sells 10 a.rn, of Fairbury, Nebr. ings entrance, on Crystal Songs 74a word per week ','2 4. :' Sawdust Day south and lmilewest KANSAS JUNIOR MISS e Improved& Irrigated Fa" REACH 14,200 SUBSCRIBERS Picked as Kansas Junior Miss at a balance alfalfa, pasture, waterways contest at Belleville was Rhonda SAT.A,[1C. 4 it ion : West u2 of Section 20, Township County, Nebraska. ) Rice of Melvern. She's the daughter WRITE YOUR of Mr.andMrs. Raymond Rice. it down day of sale, balance dueonorteii'i AD HERE prior years taxes Rhonda will compete in the FREE paid by sellers. OH' -- national Junior Misscontestat Chain Saw Sharpening Mobile,Ala.,next spring. (evenifyou don't own McCulloch) FARM NO. 2- Sells 210 prn. Runnerup for theKansas title s southwest of Beatrice, Nebr. on 1361ii;`i was Karen Sweat of Scandia. Thelma Mueller of Hanover ranked REFRESHMENTS third. 640 ACRES Othercontestantsfrom the G&G uilding sites and will be offered as ar area includedPamela Nelson, Court - DOOR PRIZES on and as a unit, and sell whicheverist':: land;Margaret Cook, Herington; (Nothing To Buy - Just Register) balance pasture and building sites, Marla Jones, Topeka;andJane Legal: Section 29, Township 3 North, Ps Beyer, Belleville. There were 17 Nebraska. entries in the contest. Come One Come All lit down day of sale, balance due onorbei7i'. prior years taxes paid by sellers. Clearailii Dollar Impact to the big Sawdust Party at n at any time. For more information 8c:: ;. Logan, Diller, Nebr., Phone 40116-5i!!: From Pay Raises ry, Nebr., Ph. 729-3651. K-HILL EnGinE Not Responsible For Accidents At Fort Riley FT. RILEY-Militarypay raises SERVICE eM. Colman Estate which went intoeffect at Ft.Riley this month will add $1.2 million per Next To Sale Barn Manhattan, Ks. OGANANDJAYW.W00DS,EX month to thepay checks ofsoldiers THE POWERSAW SPECIALISTS Da Ike, Beatrice, Nebr., Atty.ForEstes ONE CHAIN SAW SHARPENING PER FAMILY Estate &d+' here, Ft. Riley authorities say. R.Siegel, Auctioneer & Real per year which G. St., Fairbury, Nebr.,Fhone129.361 The $13 million *******************************) sasAngusAssociation

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1R°anan's ks Arig' ction MAIL TO: Au E AG PRESS- P.O. BOX 1009 - and for the selection of your life, come to EriDDoalraedboLivestock MANHATTAN, KANSAS Ray Sims 1207 MORO tioneer: 0 - KEY MILLING CO. sored Y: N CLMOCIT063=AS odge I ale SPonSOC1A11° 9 dGIJS AS,,,,v. Box 120 , N2011011 a secreL., rm. Commission Co.,Inc Farmers & RanchersLivestock {/.1 RATES: deduct 1 OlITESEITWT40SALINA, KANS. collect a cLASSI I THURSDAY vied by MONDAY Mail To: Hogs & Cattle CattleOnly Hogs sell at 10:30 a.m. followed Selling starts at11:00a.m. Cattle by our regular cattle sale as they are will sell in the order theyare consigned on the books. unloaded. WELL DRI stock anc

6.ipacked KANSAS' 2ND LARGEST Viand metal ca! LIVESTOCK AUCTION lormation. New OPment. Y DR Electric Scale shows average weight in lights oivALLE 'ERADL Yard facilities for 5000 head. KansasKansas. With only one sale on Monday, Thanksgiving week, Rapids, receipts totaled 1612 hogs,including 601 feeder pigs, Most modern, up-to-date auction facility and 1540 cattle. Fat hog top was $18.90. All classes with theatre type seats for 500. of cattle finding an active outlet with feeder steers 506to $1.00 higher. SHAMROCK:3.1,,:.t Choice 300-400 lb. steers sold at $40.00 to $45.75 Paula Choice 400-500 lb. steers sold at $39.00 to $43.00 Choice 500-600 lb. steers sold at $37.00 to $38.50 s HEIFERS 2 wf cows, Concordia 917 @ 21.10 Choice 600-700 lb. steers sold at $36.00 to $38.10 1 hoist cow, Ada Choice 700-800 lb. steers sold at $34.00 to $37.30 7 char hfrs, Lindsborg 415 @ 38.75 1285@ 21.10 1 wf cow, Minneapolis Choice 800-950 lb. steers sold at $32.00 to $35.00 6 wf hfrs, Lindsborg 448 @ 38.75 1030 @ 20.90 1 blk cow, Hunter Holstein steers sold at $28.00 to $38.50 10 wf hfrs, Ames 395 @ 38.40 825 @ 20,70 1 hoist cow, Salina Choice 300-400 lb. heifers sold at $37.00 to $38.75 5 wf hfrs, Salina 405 @ 38.30 1 720 @ 20,70 Choice 400-500 lb. heifers sold at $35.00 8 wf hfrs, Lincoln 277 @ 38.25 1 wf cow, Ellsworth 995 @ 20.50 lines to $38.75 1 wf cow, Longford Choice 500-600 lb. heifers sold at $33.00to $35.00 6 wf hfrs, Salina 323 @ 38.25 935 @ 20.50 1 wf cow, Geneseo r:rn Highway 56, Choice 600-750 lb. heifers sold at $32.00to $33.90 1 wf hfr, Tampa 340 @ 38.10 890 @ 20.20 1 wf cow, Ellsworth Canton 316 Bulk of the butcher cows sold at $19.00to $22.00 1 wf hfr, Tampa 410 @ 37.80 870 @ 20.10 Galva 316/i Bulls to the packers sold at $25.00 to $27.60 16 blk hfrs, Brookville 384 @ 37.10 1 wf cow, Gypsum 1040 @ 20.00 Cow and Calf the pair sold at $260.00to $322.50 2 wf hfrs, Brookville 410 @ 37.10 1 wf cow, Longford 970 @ 19.70 1 wf cow, Lindsborg Following is a partial listing ofour sale last week: 1 wf hfr, Miltonvale 405 @ 36.50 925 @ 19.60 IlAYGO REA1 4 mixed hfrs, Galva 417 @ 36.10 1 red cow, Salina 830 @ 19.50 1 roan cow, Gypsum STEERS 3 wf hfrs, Bennington 450 @ 36.10 780 @ 19.30 1 red cow, Geneseo 2 wf strs, Ames 290 @ 47.25 4 blk hfrs, Gypsum 372 @ 35.90 1015 @ 19.00 5 wf strs, Ames 3 blk hfrs, Hope 453 @ 35.60 1 wf cow, Salina 1040 @ 19.00 355 @ 45.75 1 wf cow, Smolan 2 wf strs, Lincoln 277 @ 45.25 17 blk hfrs, New Cambria 356 @ 35.25 1020 @ 18.70 1 wf cow, McPherson 965 @ 18.40 4 char strs, Lindsborg 398 @ 44.50 6 blk hfrs, Chapman 491 @ 34.90 5 hoist hfrs, Hope 1 wf cow, Gypsum 1025 @ 18.10 14 mixed strs, Brookville 349 @ 44.25 361 @ 34.00 5 blk hfrs, Chapman 1 wf cow, Gypsum 825 @ 17.00 5 wf strs, McPherson 341 @ 44.00 627 @ 33.90 6 mixed hfrs, Miltonvale 4 wf cows & clvs, Beloit @322.50 VING THE FARM 8 wf strs, Falun 386 @ 43.30 549 @ 33.60 10 mixed hfrs, Minneapolis 1 bwf cow & clf, Gypsum @292.50 Give Us A I 11 blk strs, Salina 375 @ 43.25 565 @ 33.25 18 mixed hfrs, Clay Center 13 bwf cows, Wells @287.00 4 blk strs, Lincoln 355 @ 43.00 683 @ 33.20 l'AYGO REAC 1 wf str, Tampa 24 mixed hfrs, Lincoln 751 @ 33.20 425 @ 43.00 1 char hfr, Salina .114241 Manh 2 wf strs, Salina 430 @ 42.75 555 @ 33.20 BUTCHER HOGS 1 bwf hfr, Lindsborg 6 white hogs, Tescott 220 @ 18.90 5 wf strs, Tescott 425 @ 42.25 735 @ 33.10 I'S BA 5 wf strs, New Cambria 1 bwf hfr, Ellsworth 650 @ 33.00 7 mixed hogs, Ellsworth 218 @ 18.70 442 @ 42.10 1 blk hfr, Gypsum Americus, I 2 wf strs, Salina 410 @ 42.00 440 @ 32.75 28 mixed hogs, Gypsum 223 @ 18.70 4 wf hfrs, Gypsum Al 3 wf strs, Marquette 425 @ 41.50 783 @ 32.30 9 mixed hogs, Lindsborg 230 @ 18.70 2 wf hfrs, Salina 218 @ 18.60 12 blk strs, Brookville 442 @ 40.70 720 @ 32.00 45 mixed hogs, Salina 1 wf hfr, Hope 8 mixed hogs, Delphos 218@ 18.60 19 blk strs, Llndsborg 488 @ 40.25 685 @ 31.75 FLE, 5 wf strs, Salina 4 wf hfrs, Geneseo 808 @ 31.60 13 white hogs, Beverly 218 @ 18,55 475 @ 40.20 1 wf hfr, Abilene !,',.op with some 20 blk strs, New Cambria 365 @ 40.10 845 @ 31.30 8 mixed hogs, Lincoln 209 @ 18.50 3 wf hfrs, Ellsworth 7 mixed hogs, Beverly 229 @ 18.50 7 shrthrn strs, Conway 478 @ 39.60 775 @ 29.80 MEMORIAL 1 blk hfr, Holyrood 218 @ 18.45 5 wf strs, Lindsborg 465 @ 39.50 905 @ 28.50 9 mixed hogs, Gypsum 1 roan hfr, Glasco 218 @ 18.40 2 wf strs, Salina 490 @ 39.40 1040 @ 27.75 7 mixed hogs, Salina 2 bwf hfrs, Ellsworth 221 @ 18.40 3 blk strs, Ellsworth 595 @ 38.40 940 @ 27.20 11 mixed hogs, Tampa 1q) N U IviE 1 wf hfr, Ellsworth 231 @ 18.35 13 wf strs, Burdick 651 @ 38.10 1060 @ 27.10 32 mixed hogs, Bennington K:,ks designed 8 wf hfrs, Brookville an 3 wf strs, Wells 621 @ 38.10 936 @ 26.75 craftsmen in 42 blk strs, Ellsworth 512 @ 38.00 BOARS 615 @ 13.50 5 wf strs, New Cambria 593 @ 37.80 BULLS 1 white boar, Minneapolis le Monum( 3 wf strs, Geneseo wf bull, Lincoln 640 @ 13.25 605 @ 37.75 1015 @ 27.60 1 hamp boar, Beverly 1141,111 Rundle, 0 blk bull, Salina 490 @ 13.15 6 wf strs, Falun 593 @ 37.50 1410 @ 27.60 1 hamp boar, Salina &Display hoist bull, Minneapolis 470 @ 13.15 7 blk strs, Chapman 689 @ 37.40 1590 @ 27.50 1 red boar, Salina &Grant 1 wf str, Brookville 605 @ 37.40 wf bull, Lindsborg 1660 @ 27.40 1 spotted 13 -oar, Lindsborg 585 @ 13.10 1.2323 wf bull, Minneapolis 32 mixed strs, Durham 725 @ 37.30 1505 @ 27.10 'CENTER 42 mixed strs, Clay Center 750 @ 37.10 wf bull, Salina 1500 @ 27.10 SOWS 300 @ 15.90 13 wf strs, Burdick 753 @ 37.10 wf bull, McPherson 1240 @ 27.00 1 white sow, Beverly 366 @ 15.60 8 wf strs, Burdick 753 @ 37.10 wf bull, Carlton 1635 @ 26.80 4 white sows, Abilene ,qMETE 3 bwf strs, McPherson blk bull, Salina 1 white sow, Minneapolis 410 @ 15,20 1EMORI, 700 @ 37.00 1260 @ 26.70 410 @ 14,85 3 wf strs, Clifton 705 @ 37.00 wf bull, Bridgeport 1530 @ 26.50 3 mixed sows, Tescott 270 @ 14.80 for Continu' 5 wf strs, Miltonvale 739 @ 37.00 blk bull, Lincoln 1210 @ 26.10 1 white, Sylvan Grove 348 @14.20 2 wf strs, Hope 732 @ 36.90 blk bull, Salina 1140 @ 25.50 9 mixed sows, Wells `sPifY Located 490 @13,90 Eat of 2 char strs, Ellsworth 675 @ 36.70 4 white sows, Minneapolis City t 462 @13,80 1 bwf str, Bennington 600 @ 36.60 4 mixed sows, Clay Center 6 char strs, Canton COWS 475 @ 13.75 643 @ 36.30 roan cow, Lincoln 5 mixed sows, Salina 5 blk strs, Salina 930 @ 26.80 110HUMENT 561 @ 36.10 roan cow, Salina 820 @ 25.80 24 mixed strs, Durham 726 @ 35.70 FEEDERS wf cow, Salina 1 1 2 @20,25 1 wf str, Hope 840 @ 23.75 3 Box 20ME 745 @ 35.00 blk cows, Hope 7 mixed shoats, Tescott @ 20,50 1 char str, Hope 932 @ 22.60 INce Blanc, 605 @ 34.90 white cow, Salina 36 white pigs, Marquette @ 20.50 Pre 1 char str, Hope 800 @ 22.40 CLAY 810 @ 34.50 hoist cow, Abilene 11 mixed pigs, Niles @ 20.25 CENTE 32 mixed strs, Clay Center 1050 @ 22.10 876 @ 34.50 hoist cow, Ellsworth 30 white pigs, Miltonvale @ 18.15 1 blk str, Tampa 1460 @ 22.00 ONUmE. 800 @ 33.40 hoist cows, Delphos 38 mixed pigs, Wilson @ 18.00 15 wf strs, Niles 1265 @ 21.95 913 @ 34.25 hoist cow, Salina 14 mixed pigs, Salina @ 17.25 7 blk strs, Beverly 1510 @ 21.90 895 @ 33.20 9 white pigs, Geneseo 111ANHATT) 8 blk strs, Durham hoist cow, Salina 1745 @ 21.80 @'17.00 1179 @ 33.20 26 mixed pigs, Enterprise @ 15.50 1 blk str, Tampa char cow, Lincoln 1390 @ 21.70 NUM ENT 850 @ 33.10 17 white pigs, Kanopolis @ 14.50 1 blk str, Salina hoist cow, Ada 1180 @ 21.70 950 @ 32.70 25 mixed pigs, Wilson @ 14.00 1 blk str, Salina hoist cows, Delphos 1565 @ 21.70 875 @ 32.00 22 white, Smolan @ 13.00 6 hoist strs, Hope hoist cow, Salina 1560 @ 21.60 335 @ 38.50 hoist cow, Lindsborg 25 white pigs, Salina @ 12,00 Clhceand DDE 6 hoist strs, Salina 1410 @ 21.50 123No,IsP 487 @ 34.00 11 mixed pigs, Salina @ 11.50 3rd 4 hoist strs, Galva hoist cow, Hope 1240 @ 21.50 598 @ 32.60, 2 wf cows, Salina 25 mixed pigs, Ellsworth @ 10.00 865 @ 21.50 :yens 4 hoist strs, Galva 782 @ 30.80 15 mixed pigs, Longford 2 hoist strs, Salina hoist cow, Salina 1605 @ 21.50 720 @ 30.10 hoist cow, Abilene 15 hoist strs, Inman 835 @ 29.00 1505 @ 21.40 wf cow, Minneapolis 'HAT TAN 1 hoist str, Ellsworth 940 @ 28.75 1130 @ 21.20 1 guernsey str, Minneapolis 720 @ 24.75 1 guernsey str, Minneapolis 720 @ 24.10 E FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES MARKET REPORTS T LAURENCE CLEMENCE AR Radio Station KSAL, Salina AUCTION IN°°I3LE /A Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 6:45 a.m., Every THE LIVESTOCK ClioN Monday, Wednesday & Friday WithACTION EER MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN General CERTIFIED KFRM , Durham Lirge nC 411,\ 4/1, Phone 732-3371 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. Or SITIali BOB MUIR Barn Phone Salina,Koos ,it1.4S6,7553 Salina Phone TA 3-2963 913 TA 5-0211 arnego, nission GRASS & GRAIN co., FINANCING' AVAILABLEon DAIRY COWS- If you wish November 30, 1971 11.-,AMOUL) to start a new dairyor expand W121f0dAtI your present one, wehavefor PERFORMANCE TESTED- LINA,KA1Ns RATES:7si a word. $1 mm mum forone week. DISCOUNTS: (with your selection 250 head of Hol- Outstanding gainability- Reg. deduct 10% if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. cash orders only) stein fresh & springer Angus bulls & heifers. Keller's REFUNDS: cows and collect a refund at the Ag Press office for any unused amount you may heifers. Also Jersey & Guern- Cow Creek Angus Farm, Chase, Ks. 67524. Phone 316 938-2539. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY:(boxed ads) $2.10 paid if an ad is cancelled. sey. Buy where every cow and THURSDAY a column inch. heiferisguaranteed sound x43 nied by cash have a 25 -cent billing charge added. CASH: ads notaccompa. when they freshen. W.G. Cattle Mail To: Ag Press - P.O. Box 1009 - 1531 Yuma - Manhattan, Wiebe, Summerfield, Kansas, FOR SALE -16 Holstein NJ Kansas 66502- JE 9-7558 Phone 913 244-7625. tf springer heifers,2 red Holstein tarts at II:00a springer heifers.Charles Simp- in e order CHAROLAIS BULLS percent- son,Alton,Ks.,Phone 913 they ed onbooks, theG,L;Li' LAWRENCE E. WELTER age & purebred, 12 to 24 mo. 346-2320. SB41 are Sired by proven performance AUCTIONEER tested bulls. Guaranteed breed- FARROWING HOUSE -Wa- WELL DRILLING REAL ESTATE SALESMAN hoo 6 -sow free -stall display - LARGEST Irrigation, stock and home ers. McFadden Bros., Phone Your Sale Solicited ,4ORK Pnt3f3t}(..;k RS COUIVC4]., 913 485-2688, Riley, Ks. Never used. Save! Gas heated gravel packed wells. Test holes, x40 nursery, completely equipped. AUCTION plastic and metal casings in Large or Small NATIONALLY ACCREDITED any formation.New air rotary FOR SALE - Yorkshire lab Wood floor skids.Sacrifice. rage weight EAST HIGHWAY US 24 SPF registered Yorkshireboars boars, serviceable age. Ellis Cash or seasonal payments. in light equipment. MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 and gilts. Backfat BLUE VALLEY DRILLING to.54,loin King, Harper, Ks., Phone 316 Write Ray Culver, 10325 Hor- head. Real Estate eye up to 5.95. Test stationdata 896-2497. SB40 ton Overland Park, Ks., Phone GERALD STRADER And General Sales on litter mates. 913 648-2201. x40 e auction Blue Rapids, Kansas 66441 Litter mates and halfbrothers REGISTERED QUARTER hor- facility to grand champion boarat FOR SALE- 34 Hereford cows, or 500. Phone Collect BOB WILSON ses. Colts by AAA running All Breeds Show and Sale. stock. Also break colts to ride, good quality, $285. 33 Hereford 913/226-7353 Auctioneering $3.00 per day. Gene Helms, cows all 1 brand $275. 14 Angus Real Estate Floyd Meyer cows, good qUality, $275. 29 All types sales Linn, Ks. 66953. 913 348-2316. SHAMROCK SUPPLY PALMER, KANSAS x41 Hereford heifers bred to Angus Ph, 494-2552 Phone 913 Palmer 1905 bulls $275. All above pregnancy Paul Bandy or 776-9061 FOR SALE- 2 year old Regis- and Bangs tested. Paul Evans, Box 118 -St. George, Ks. tered Horned Hereford bulls. Phone Kincaid, Ks. 316 439-5354 wf cows, Concordia Sucker Structural pipe SB43 rods for fencing For Sale These were sired by M. H. Sil- hoist cow, Ada ver Mischief 12, M. H. Royal FOR SALE - Registered Suf- wf cow, Minneapolis 354 ft. DAIRY SUPPLIES BIG, RUGGED Fashion 12 or P. R. Domino folk bred ewes and open ewe blk cow, Hunter 32;11' 25E & 304 ft. HORNED HEREFORD BULLS Return 219. They are ready for ippiepe lambs. Triple D Suffolk, New- Bic1 DeLAVAL DAIRY EQUIPMENT Serviceable age. Sired by Royal heavy service. Waldemar Han- hoist cow, Salina 1W' 23e ft. ton, Ks. 67114. Phone Delbert 204 ft. Clay Farm Equipment Husker K30 and CK Double In- ke & Son, Waterville, Ks. 913 SB41 wf cow, Ellsworth PPIIPpee Dreier, 316 283.3092. Mueller Bulk Tanks tense 18th. We also have 10reg- 785-2186. x41 wf cow, Longford TA" pipe (cementlined) weft. istered heifers for sale, of breed- FOR SALE - Purebred York- ...: wf cow, Geneseo ing age. FOR SALE- 80 head of Suf- shire boars, ready to work now. &C;Yard on Highway 56, Galva folk ewes bred to purebred wf cow, Ellsworth Phone Canton 316/628-4417 Service & Repairs Lots of length, scale and bone. 1310' Elmer Peterson & Son Suffolk rams; to start lambing Also have a few choice gilts wf cow, Gypsum Phone Galva 316/654-2732 for most dairy equipment soon. Call Clyde, Ks. 913 446- IOW MARYSVIJ.,T.E, KANSAS left. Steve Reedy, 913 243-4604, wf cow, Longford 3709. SB40 SB40 91 JOE McCLURE Elmer Peterson farm located 6 Concordia. wf cow, Lindsborg miles north of Waterville. Glen 9251 MAYGO READY -MIX Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista JERSEY BRED heifers for THREE REGISTERED Here- red cow, Salina Peterson farm 61/2 miles north sale. Earl Wendland, Rt. 2, Ran- S311 ford bulls, 4 to 6 years old, for roan cow, Gypsum of Waterville. dolph, Ks., Phone Green 913 sale. Also one coming 2-yr.-old IC 944-2082. red cow, Geneseo Concrete WAMEGO x41 Angus .bull.Dale Herpich, 10l5 When White Cty. SB41 wf cow, Salina 1(' DAIRY SUPPLY DUROC BOARS FOR SALE - Purebred Charo- wf cow, Smolan 7You Need lais bulls, performance tested & ANGUS x GALLOWAY 2 year Ir It Bred & open gills. Large selec- fertility tested. Blue River Hills wf cow, McPherson E and Where Your authorized dealer for: old bull ready for heavy ser- tion, top quality. Figures on Charolais, Rt. 4, Manhattan, Ks. vice. Get hybrid vigor, extra wf cow, Gypsum lE You Want It DeLAVAL milkers boars. Nationally accredited Gordon Webb, mgr., phone Ri- size and still keep black polled. wf cow, Gypsum F CLAY push-button eqpt. SPF. Phone 913 2384382 or ley 485-2566. x42 Sam Curry, Council Grove, Ks. wf cows & clvs, Beloit L.' SERVING THE FARMER'S NEEDS MUELLER Bulk Tanks 238.7743 or write WOOD SHAVINGS for sale at 767-5446. x40 bwf cow & cif, Gypsum Give Us A Call FRED GERMANN all times. Nelson Manhattan FOR SALE - 60 good young 3 bwf cows, Wells MAYGO READY -MIX Stores and Service from Hatchery, Manhattan, Ks., Ph. Hereford cows with 31 calves. Wamego & Sabetha, Kansas Dwight, Kansas 913 778-3412. SBTF The rest are pregnancy tested. 913/776.4241 Manhattan, Kansas BUTCHER HOGS 25 young Black Angus cows For Free -Estimates Call: 200 HEAD of open and bred white hogs, Tescott Ho'stein heifers, 300 to 900 lbs. with 25 calves, 15 young mixed BTTI'S BAZAAR WAMEGO 456-7200 or FOR SALE W.G. Wiebe, 913 244-7625, Sum- cows with 8 calves. Contact mixed hogs, Ellsworth Americus, Kansas 66835 SABETHA AV 4-2958 merfield, Kansas. tf Ernie Love at Reading, Kans. 8 mixed hogs, Gypsum 316 269-3320. SB41 ANTIQUES Charolais Bulls mixed hogs, Lindsborg 230 FOR SALE - Lightweight GIFTS REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE 21H 3/4 through 15/16 green steer & heifer calves for 5 mixed hogs, Salina ART and Zito 1 year to 18 months immediate delivery. Calves will boars, littermates and half bro- mixed hogs, Delphos FLEA MARKET CONCORD MILKERS weigh 350 to 425 lbs. For infor- thers to our Grand Champion 3 white hogs, Beverly elittle shopwith something different Weaning Weights To 780 Lbs. mation phone Harlan Jensen, boar at the Kansas Hampshire 20951 BULK TANKS Yearling Weights To 1095 Rt.2,Concordia, Kansas, 913 Breeders Show & Sale. Robert mixed hogs, Lincoln Sales & Service 123' 243-2581. SBTF Raleigh, Agenda, Ks., Phone mixed hogs, Beverly MEMORIALS Your Authorized Dealer 732-6563. x43 2151 Peterson I mixed hogs, Gypsum FOR SALE - Beef cross calves 1 HAVERKAMP 2112211 We will have 500 head of calves FOR SALE - Twenty head of mixed hogs, Salina MONUMENTS REFRIGERATION Charolais Ranch ai our barns every weekend, 4 Holstein dairy cows, 3 to 7 yrs. 1 mixed hogs, Tampa Centralia, Ks. 913 857-3946 weeks to 400 lbs. Also Holstein old, with DHIA records ,of 2311 Stones designed and Harley - 913 823-9090 2 mixed hogs, Bennington cut by ex- Ron - 913 827.4054 bull. Heifer calves. All triple 20,000 lbs. actual. Charles Wil- perienced craftsmen inour own vac. W. G. Wiebe, Summerfield, ber,Belleville,Ks., Phone 913 plant. LAND IMPROVEMENT SALINA, KANSAS 67401 x41 BOARS Kansas 913 244.7625. tf 527-5076. 0 Rundle MonumentCo. Minneapolis MEMBER KCCA AND LICA CHAROLAIS BULLS, cows and FOR SALE - 200 Hereford white boar, 50 Harlan Rundle, Owner Beverly CALL US heifers. Serviceable age. Pure- cows, pregnancy tested.Some hamp boar, 4V Office & Display for choce healthy "OKIE" steers bred and percentage. Fertility with calves. Leonard Travelute, Salina hamp boar, qUa 4th & Grant that can be bought for a lot tested:Guaranteed. Zeckser 913 785-2526, Waterville, Ks. ME 2-2323 BARRE red boar, Salina 01 less money. Our weights and Charolais, Alma, Ks., Phone SB42 Lindsborg CLAY CENTER GUILD condition will save you money. 913 765-3628. x46 spotted tibar, FOR SALE - Ten pure short- 41 GOOD QUALITY Hereford horn cows and 11 calves (one SOWS Orndorff Cattle Co. cows to calve winter & suring, twin). Ph. 913 568-2517 after six Ponds e Terraces Grading' Beverly CEMETERY Harvey Orndorff, Nowata, $255. 50 good quality Hereford p.m. Dick Wilson, Glasco, Ks. white sow, Waterways Clearing heifers to calve Feb. $275. 40 Abilene MEMORIALS Oklahoma 918-273-2666 x40 white sows, Land Leveling Jim Orndorff, Tulsa, Oklahoma Angus 3 years old to calve Mar. MinneaPolls & April $275. Paul Evans, Ph. white sow, 54 Year Continuous 918.622-9043 FOR SALE - Good selection of Tescott Service ROGGENDORFFCONST., INC. 316 439-5'154, Kincaid, Ks.SB40 Charolais bulls and females, 1/2 mixed sows, Display Located Grove on US24 Phone 913-539-3984 to purebred. Bulls siired by white, Sylvan East of City Limits 1630 OSAGE - MANHATTAN 42 CHOICE Hereford cows to Facco Uranium II. Pony Ex- Wells Green City Sale Pavilion calf in February. LeRoy Pihl, mixed sows, SPECIAL BREEDING COW Falun, Ks., Phone Salemsborg press Farms, Fairbury, Nebr., white sows,MinreaPoiis Phone 729-5753 or 729-5989.x40 ClayCenter SCHAUBEL & BRED HEIFER SALE 310. x41 mixedsows, MONUMENTCO., INC. Salina Livestock Sat., Dec.11 FOR SALE: Home raised An- FOR SALE - 150 head of mixed sows, SelYng 2500 head Angus, Char- gus breeding- stock:(20) head Black Angus cows, calving now. RR 3 Box20 ME 2-3531 50 head of Hereford cows. Ph. FEEDERS okus & Black Whiteface breed- 2 vr. old heifers bred to calf 913 566-3424, Ottawa, Ks.SB42 Clarence Blanc,President For Sale ,I;ng cows, bred heifers & cows this fall.(20) head young cows Tescotttte mixed shoats, CLAY CENTER with calves by side. pregnancy testedwithcalf, FOR SALE - 40 registered pigs, M SPF Duroc Boars start after Jan. 1. Call Roland 3 white Hereford bulls16-24 months, Niles SPECIAL FEATURE L. Glessner, Alta Vista, Ks.. ph. mixed Pigs,Miton Nationally validated & Bru- 100% CK bloodlines.Select 1 250 strictly choice & fancy 913 229-5278. SB40 i cellosis free. On farm tested from 4 CK sires. Price and the 0white Pigs, quality 2 year old bred heifers pigs, Wilson boars reasonably priced. consisting of FOR SALE - 5 head of Charo- total gainability of these mod- 8 mixed em type good -footed bulls will Salina 100 choice Heref. bred heifers lais-Anguscrossbredbulls, pigs, CLINTON & BUTCH HARRIS please you. Dam's milking abil- 4 mixed Circleville Phone 913 924-2543 100 choice blk wf bred heifers goodqiralitv,weight 600 lbs, i whitepigs, Geneseorise 50 choice Angus bred heifers $250 each. 6 head of Charolais- ity recorded. Fitted without ex- SOLDIER, KS. heifersare Wyoming tragrain.Will winter for ^ mixedpigs, E"erPI is (These Angus crossbredheifers,weight pigs,Ka.n013° breeding that have been accli- over 500 lbs., $200 each.Paul reasonable fee.Also we offer 7 white Wilson mated An Missouri. All are bred Miltonvale, Ks. 913 extremelyattractivediscount 5 mixedpigs, to registered Angus bullsand x40 prices on Tex -Flow irrigation Smolan Laue Charolais Ranch calfhood vaccinated, to calve in 427-2961. Pipe. Also used 8", 20" gated. 2 white, Salina '5 pigs, February.) FOR SALE - 1-2-3 year old New Cormann-Rupp centrifugal '5 white cSallna Office Phone We now have a good selection Piv-, Res. Phone 30 & big -type Polled Hereford bulls, and tailwater pumps, tractor 1 mixed iEllsworth of serviceable age bulls for sale. Watch G&G issues of Nov. range raised. Johnson Bros., Longford PR 8.5137 listing of towlines, Stroberg -feed bunks, mixed pigs, PR 8-4978 Sons of the record gaining and Dec. 7 for a complete Caldwell.Ks., breeders of the panels,chutes. Warren St. mixed Pigs, MANHATTAN, progeny proven BEAU IVO. this sale. Phone for information world's biggest range -raised 55 KANS. buyer or Pierre, one mile west of Ames, You are invited as a Polled Hereford bull, 2500 lbs. Ks. (10 east Concordia). Phone seller. SB40 913 446-3631. SB42 AUCTIONEE Laue Charolais Ranch RI NG Green City FOR SALE - 2 Year old regis- NATIONALLY ACCREDITED Phone 913 337-2600 tered Horned Hereford bulls, S.P.F. Hampshire boars, open JIM HOOBLER HANOVER, KANSAS Auction Co. sired by Mischief 265. Tex 74 gilts.Wayne Shirley, Horton, AUCTIONEER ucliv110°' GREEN CITY, MO. Onward 26 and Tex Husker Kans.. phone Powhattan, 913- Farm FOR SALE - Registered Poll- nom 20. Freeman Hereford - General - Household ed Hereford bull, double bred Karl Boehner, 816 874-3155 474-3349. x50 EST19CK A ION Ranch, located 9 miles south, 1 Largeor Small performancetest- THEL1V- With ACT Lamplighter, WANTED: SMEDLEY A -type west and 1/. south of Simpson. loOR SALE - Purebred Hamp- Ph. 456-7553 ed. R. C. Polled Herefords, Ches- Ols- Phone 59R-4212, Corwin E. Free- shire boar. John Scott, White Boni/10w poi hog house. Carol Lauer, Route 1 Wamego, Kansas ter, Nebr., Phone 402 324-5731..0 burg, Ks., 913468-3371. sb41 man, Simpson, Ks. 67478. x43 City, 913 349-2834. x40

TA50211"II 13 FOR SALE - 15 yearling heifers by Colorado Husker L We Have The Trucks _(,H[VPOLET/ 160. 5 two year old bred heifers. 1-Alw-c°8t Picks, TIRE! Royal Husker & Mischief breed- FOR SALE - 19 Black Angus 1971 Ford 1/2 ton, LWB, 3 spd., 1967 Chevrolet ing. 8 bulls 18-20 mo. old. Colo- cows and 19 Hereford cross 6 cyl., 6000 miles, like new. cyl., 4 to speed tr is rado Husker breeding, 6 year calves. If not sold before Dec. No trade price $2295 dio, heater arotissi mi stand' old bull by Royal Husker 3. 2nd will sell at Manhattan Com- 1969 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, V8, auto- and wrap Carl Hug, Carbondale, Ks. S1340 mission Co. Also two coming 3- matic, power steering, air 2 1965 Chevrolet esh, New Tires' yr.-old reg. Black Angus bulls. conditioning ups, Big 6 FOR SALE - Registered Here- Harry Orton, Alma, Ks. 913- 1968 Dodge 1/2ton, V8, 3 -speed, transmissions,engines, ford heifers, 16 open fall year- 765-3896. x40 good clean low mileage truck bumpers wrap4 cut 1970 Ford 1/2 ton, LWB, long ...... , lings, 17 spring calves, Mis- 1967 Ford 1/2 ton, V8, 4 speed 1961 Ford 611 chief, Colorado Domino breed- FOR SALE - 12 head of pure- 1966 Chevrolet % ton, V8, 3 sp., box, V8, 3 speed, cream color, 3/4 Siyleside ing. Weaning weights available. bred Angus cows, tested, and 12 LWB extra clean and sharp .. $2445 up,big bton 6engine, calves wt. from 150 lbs. to 250 1969 GMC 1/2ton, long wheel transmission, 4 Lindstrom Bros., Marquette, 1966 GMC 2 ton, V6, 4 speed, wrap -around overloads Ks., 913 546-2378. x40 lbs. Bred back to Angus bull. 2 speed, LWB, 8:25 rubber, hase, wide box, V8, automa- bumper Alfred Woellhof, Phone 913 cab and chassis tic, PS, factory air cond., ex- FOR SALE - Reg. Shorthorn 926-3436, Clay Center, Ks. ton, 6 cyl., 4 - tra clean $2495 Looking 1966 Chevrolet 1/2 DependableFor A j)ernonstrE bulls 12 to 24 months old. Big SB41 speed, long wide bed 1969 International C04000, tilt Car The Brightest long bodied type. Glenn E. Lacy, 1965 Chevrolet 1 ton 6 ,cyl. 292, cab, 671 in line Detroit diesel, Corner ternatio Miltonvale, Ks. 913 427-4513. FOR SALE - 50 bred ewes, 4 speed, 9' bed, grain sides & tandem dual air lift, tag axle lo x40 $22.50 each. Leo Sandmann, stock racks and underbody tractor, 10 speed Road Ranger °BERNIE Travelal Blue Rapids, Ph. 226-7340.x40 hoist, 750x17 rubber, single transmission,extra good CHAROLAIS BULLS - Top For Trailer purebred and percentage. All REGISTERED ANGUS bulls, wheels on rear 10:00 tires, clean condition grandsons of Sam 951. Feuer - ready for service. One 5 year 1965 Ford 2 ton, V8, 4 speed, $10,750 cKkyRotiTi 11971 CON born Charolais, Rt. 2, Lawrence, old herd sire. 12 registered 2 speed, 14' bed and under - 1968 Chevrolet tandem tag axle, body hoist, grain sides 427 V8, 5 speed, 2 speed, 10:00 913 258-2255 %VW Ks., Phone 913 842-7946. x48 open Angus heifers Price $200. Open to io Honeycutt Angus Farm, Blue 1964 Ford Econoline, 1/2 ton tires, straight air brakes, pow- Marvin Obermeye FOR SALE - Serviceable age Rapids, Ks. x42 pickup, 6 cyl., 3 speed er steering, underbody hoist HERINGTON, vailable. Ex Duroc boars reasonably priced. 1963 Chevrolet 1/2ton, 6 cyl., 3 and will handle 20' grain box r taller toon Sleichter Duroc Farm, Abilene, FOR SALE - % Charolais o speed $5750 Ks. Phone 913 263-1908 or 913 bull 14 months old. E .D .Pralle, 1961 Chevrolet 11/2 ton, 6 cyl., 1968 Chevrolet 1/2ton, LWB, tional 263-1898. x40 Marysville, Ks., Phone 913 4 speed, 11' bed, grain sides V8, 3 speed, wide box. A good See InJansen 799-2655. x40 buy $1595 & stock rack, no hoist SIEBE'S TRUCK sales - FOR SALE --,-- Registered Pol- 1960 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, 6 cyl., 1965 Chevrolet 80 Series, 427 led Hereford bulls ages 12 to 14 FOR SALE 27 head Holstein 3 speed, air conditioned V8, tandem, tag axle tractor, mo. Orville Blanka & Son, Ph. and Cross -bred calves. Well 5 spd., 2 sp., 10:00x10 tires, SPECIAL 500 913 456-2458. Located 7 miles started. $115 per head.Phone Call Melvin Buxman collect straight air brakes, PS $3250 1970 Ford 2 -ton, x40 V8, 4 s north of Wamego, Ks., on K99 913 658.4163, Wilson, Ks. and he'll be happy to come out 1964 Chevrolet tandem tag axle, hoist 913 2 and 2 miles west. x42 and look at your truck or car. 13' gravel dump box, 409 V8, 1968 Chevrolet60 Series, REGISTERED 2 year old sorrel. Just call Melvin at 825-5431. ton, tandem, 366 FOR SALE - Bred & Open Quarter filly, broke to ride and 5 speed, 2 speed, 10:00 tires, V8 5 cast spoke wheels, power 2 speed, new 18' ,KAN SPF Yorkshire gilts. Kenneth very gentle. Plenty of quality. 1968 Ford F600, box & L. Dalinghaus, Baileyville, Ks. Jim Sullivan Chevrolet steering $2750 2 -ton, 4 Visser, Wakefield, Ks., Phone 1964 Chevrolet 36 ton, SWB, 3 spd., new 16' box 1961 C 913 461-5744. x40_ & ho - x42 239 N. Santa Fe speed, 6 cyl., extra nice $845 9:00x20 new tires 6 cyl., 2 si 1967. International FOR SALE -- Purebred Charo- FOR SALE: Registered Duroc, Phone 913 825-5431 1964 Ford 00E, 102" CA, V-8, 4- 2 ton & stock rat] Hampshire & Chester White spd.,2-spd.,825 tires,151/2' new 15%' box and ho etely over lais bull 15 months old. Cotano 4 speed, 2 speed and Ranger breeding. Jerome boars. P. B. Ranch, Frankfort, box & hoist $3250 e model Oh Allen. Sabetha, Ks. 66534. Ph. Kansas, Call 292-4628 between 1962 GMC % ton, V6, 4 speed, 1967 Ford N600 V8, 4 plow, SB43 SALINA, KANSAS wide box, extra good .. $695 speed, with new 16' good condil 284-2559. x40 8:00 a.m. & 5:00 p.m. hoist 1962 Chev. LCF single axle trac- r, Miltonva FOR SALE - Polled Shorthorn FOR SALE - 25 head of high tor, 340 engine, good $1750 1967 Chevrolet 2% ton, bulls,serviceableage,fast quality Holstein springer heif- QUALITY 1957 International L190 twin spd., 2 spd., cab & ch gainers, priced reasonable. El- ers. Will freshen in 30 to 60 screw 549 V8, 10 spd. Road 1965 Chevrolet 60 Series,' (3EVY trucl days. Ed Reimer, Goessel, Ks., Ranger tractor $750 speed, 2 speed, new 15 speed axle, vin Britt, Abilene, Ks., Phone SB40 NEVER OUT OF SEASON and hoist 913 388-2748. x42 316 367-2373. 1950 Chevrolet LWB, 4 spd., 2- ,18' Knaphe AT KEY spd., 8:25 tires,good, 15' 1964 Chevrolet 60 Series, steel grain sil FOR SALE - Registered An- grain box, good condition $695 cyl., 4 speed, 2 speed, racks, 19,( Poultry 1970 Grand Prix, 400 cu. in. V8, new 13%' box & hoist 2394546, Ft gus bulls, serviceable age, not power steering, power disc 1951 Chevrolet 5i ton, 4-spd. fat. Latzke Angus Farm, Junc- $95 1957 Chevrolet 2 ton, 4 brakes, factory air, automatic speed, 6 cyl., 13W box tion City. Ks., ph. 913-257-3462 FOR SALE - Ready -to -lay transmission, console, vinyl 1951 Chevrolet 2 ton, LWB, 4- or 257-3587. x42 pullets. Watts Feed, in Galva, spd., 2 spd., 8:25 tires, 16' all hoist, sharp - 1963 C top, mag wheels, 25,000 actual steel grain box with under - Series, 427 V8 50 GOOD HOLSTEIN milk Kansas, 654-3482 . SB40 miles. One local owner $3795 COMING Way air-lift 1970 Catalina 4 dr. sedan, V8, body hoist, like new, 32,000 1968 Chevrolet, V8, 4 spd., alum. grai cows. Some milking, others honest milesr $1495 springers. Selling for lack of automatic, power steering, Smart, Beat help. Rossville (913) 5844981, Feed & Seed power brakes, factory air, tu- NEW TRUCKS Siebe's R 3512411. Clyde H. Miller, Rt.1, Ross - tone paint. Extra clean Ready We have a large inventory, vile, Ks. 66533. x40 to go $2795 ready for delivery, of new Trucks -1962 Foy CUSTOM PELLETING 1970 Torino GT 2 dr. hardtop, trucks, IAT pickups to single & JANSEN, NF,BIL drive truck, V FOR SALE - Serviceable age Grain Banking small V8, 3 spd., std. trans., tandem diesel tractors. Telephone 402 424. a ld bed. Get Simmental x Holstein bulls, 3 low mileage, locally owned. See John Melton at Melton at vale, Ks. 913 lbs. per day of age. C. K. Jones, Page's Feed - Bulk Delivery Like new $2295 Melton Cycle Shop for new Cottonwood Falls, Phone 316 Animal Health Products 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner V8, Rupp Cycles. Several new mo- Good Used 273-8219. x42 automatic, power strg., fac- or trade f dels in stock to choose from. P600 2 ton 1 MANHATTAN MILLING CO. tory air, new tires, mag whls., 1968 Chevrolet Custom WANTED TO BUY - Two all the goodies $2595 Affiliated with Melton Motor 60652 actual Manhattan, Ks. 778-3217 Co., Inc. V8, standard shift, be Very good good Holstein milk cows. Just 1969 Chev. Impala 4 dr. sedan, black vinylin fresh or to freshen soon. A. H. V8, automatic, power strg., red, tees on back, RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for hors- Melton Motor Co., Inc. 40,000 actual miles 'stock & grai Carlson, Olsburg,Ks., Phone es. Product of Key Milling Co.. factory air, locally owned. 1970 Chevrolet CST, Nu 913 468-3576. x40 Real clean $2095 hit. This tru Clay Center, Kans., Phone ME 16th & M Streets 913 527-2201 and air, new tires, 20, n. Price $' 2-2141. SBTF 1970 Ford Galaxie 500 4 door FOR SALE - Registered An- hardtop, V8, automatic, power BELLEVILLE blue & white Red Top Co gus bulls, 16, 17 and 33 mo. 1969 Chevrolet 1,4ton, 4 bur, Bob Pe KEY RABBIT Mini Pellets for steering, power brakes, fac- positraction, good dean old. J. 0. Warren, Ph. 449-2432, Phone anyd fast gains, no waste. Key Mill- tory air, vinyl top. Like new t Eskridge, Ks. 66423. x40 ing Co., Clay Center, Kansas, inside & out $2895 Good Used Trucks high mileage, priced 8216749, ME 2-2141. TF 1970 Chev. Impala Custom 2-dr. Alwaystructeck us for yo FOR SALE - 20 open Short- 1970 IHC 2 ton, 345 V8, power - Good fo] hardtop, V8, automatic, pow- in for 13%' horn heifers, reds & roans, eli- WANTED - Top quality alfal- er strg., power brakes, fac- steering,2 speed, bed & 5 used 2 tons coming E gible to register. Glenn E. Lacy, fa hay. Earl Wendland, Route 2, hoist, under 30,000 miles 30 days. Check usfor s 913 358.2578 Miltonvale, Ks., Ph. 913 4274513 tory air, vinyl top, low mile- Randolph, Ks., Phone Green age, like new $2795 $4750 x40 913 944-2082. Always A GoodSelection, -1957 To: x41 1968 Oldsmobile Cutlass S 2-dr. 1967 IH 1/2 ton, wide box, extra Wheel base, hardtop, V8, automatic, pow- clean $1350 New And Used Cars& FOR SALE - Dairy goats, STRAW FOR SALE - Manhat- De One Far er steering, factory air, vinyl 1963 Chev. BelAir four door Fn stock for Immediate 5100, FA does and bucks. Kenneth Bri- tan, Ks., Phone 913 776-7235. $375 chacek. Rt.3, Salina, Ks. 913 x43 top, new rubber, one local qsta, Xs., Ph 827-1675. owner. Extra nice $2295 1965 Jeep 4WD, PS & brakes Chevrol x40 $1575 Skinner WANTED - 200 ton good qual- Phone 632.2101 GMAC Or Bank Financing 1966 Chev. El Camino V8 3 spd. -1961 Ci WANTED - Good York first ity bales prairie hay. Matt Roe- CLAY CENTER, or second litter sows to farrow der, Seneca, Ks., Phone 913 Open Evenings Till 9 $1275 4sPeed & 2 Ihnder in next 30 days. Rbnald Lo- 336-2663. SB43 1965 Ford XL hardtop, 390, aut. engine barge, Aurora, Ks., Box 55.x40 KEY, INC. 5 OPE kat $1350. 1967 GMC V6, 4 speed $1350 BUICK - Or 913 227 WANTED - Used pipeline Automotive 2312 Stagg Hill Rd. 1955 % ton Ford pickup, solid TRADE - milker, Delaval 4 unit Model Phone 539-1161 $350 LATE MODEL dr Manhattan's Only 1971 BuickCenturion 2 100 preferred. James Hiehert, 1960 F750 Ford tractor equip. only Hillsboro,Ks., fully equipped, Phone 316 USED TRUCK $1275 Centurion 4'd'+ 947-3370. x40 VOLUME 1971 Buick HEADQUARTERS New & Used Car Dealer 1949 IH K5, bed & hoist .. $800 AT, PS, AC,PB, radio, WANTED -To grow and con- 1953 GMC 2 ton, bed & hoist 1970 Chev. 3/4 ton, 4x4, V8, LNB $1100 top Cornet2 dzi dition light feeder cattle or Mercury R SALE dairy heifers on "pounds gain" 1969 Chev. % ton, 4x4, V8, LNB 1962 GMC tandem, V6-71 diesel, radio, vinyl top, 69 Ford 3% ton, 4x4, V8, LNB 20' bed, Swartz hoist $4750 PS. AC, basis. Lots of silage,grain, mileage iZtell 3 Year stockfields available. Can han- 68 Chev. % ton, 4x4, V8, LNB 1951 R190 tag axle,tractor se ' Good of 67 Chev. 1/2 ton, 4x4, V8, LWB equipped $950 veryclean. Wilesfrom dle 300-400 head. Experienced, low mileam 225 4 do. 67 Ford 1/2ton, 4x4, V8, LNB $100 ie can furnish references. George 16 'Giant fold down racks 1970 BuickElectra pfd Fridell. Hiawatha, Ks., Phone 68 Chev. 50, 366 V8, 5 yd. dump, Truck Center For Good selection of new trucks in slick inventory, pickups thru COF- fidlY 913 544-3968. x41 197r0,?dB, exeelle 66 Ford 600, V8, hoist, 151/2' 4070. Buy your new 71 pickup hke new Central Kansas A toP FOR SALE - 40 head ewes, box, new now and save. Riviera. will start lambing December 65 Ford 600, V8, hoist, 151/2' 1968 Buick Mth gooaditl box, new 1962 Chevrolet dump truck, 6 1st. Phone 388-2423, Longford cyl., 2 speed $1600 Cloud County ales from Exchange. Call 7 evenings, or 67 Ford 6 cyl., 1 ton, dual 1971 Ford 1/2 ton, F100, 302 V8, ManlipaRtta6::4Noti 8 a.m. 65 Chev. V8, 1 ton dual, chassis, TRUCK & TRACTOR no spin automatic, Sport Custom, PR radio $2795 311 Houston FOR SALE - 1960 F100 Ford 65 Ford 600, V8, 5-2 spd., winch Phone 913 BC1jairCied Trucks Always check ED - Good fold down watered, cross fenced, large hay cab heater, only a few of these grain sorghum allotment, 7.6 By left.Also 756. 856, and 1256 & trucks racks for 13W Badger domestic wheat. Price $30,000 SILER AGENCY barn, 2 silos, fair house. 1, 345V88,V8, power owner. Phone 913 756-2464. IHC. This add worth 20% dis- 5usedda2yst Phone 913 358.2578. x41 TA 5-1551 speed, & cash or contract to qualified 148 South Seventh SB40 count on MF parts November Chas" party. Ask for Ray LeDuc only. 30,000 onicesm SALE -1M Ford V8 long whee 5 room modern home in good Phone Evening TA 7-4544 420 ACRE FARM on 63 High- Tractor cabs for MM 1000 RC, ...... Always A L base, runs extra , no bed. 0 small town for $850 with only SALINA, KANS. way, good improvements, milk Jr) 5020 RC $299 Wide box, New Andgad C ne Farmall H, $135° repair,$li $150 down, $200 possession barn, 200 acres farm ground, These prices are far below _ ... ! .... for lruf-,. )0. Edgar Fal- do0.1...;75 fn stock Alta Vista, date, then $30 per month. balance pasture. Good water, wholesale. lAir four Cs., Phone 913 Beautiful level 17 acre farm If you buy a cab 2 x40 To Buy Or Sell $95,000.1/2 down, balance on we will sell you a Meade air ...... Skinner GP1005 on oil road on edge of good contract, possession March 1. conditioner for $139.95. Wide ) PS &brakes SALE $1575 - 1961 0600 Ford small town, 3 bedroom modern Farms or Ranches, Residential, 665 acres, 440 acres bottom front ends for IHC and JD trac- truck, 4 speed& 2 speed, home, garage, barn, hen house, Business or Commercial Prop- land, balance pasture, 2 sets of tors new. -3ainino VS 3. six cylinder engine, at $7500 cash or liberal low ingood erty - Phone or see: imnrovernents. Close to Onaga. New MM tandem disc in stock ne.3700ienrt, $130. Phone terest contract. Will sell on contract. A real will make some wild trades on hardtop,oicsPd'390!"'-aut. 9135227-2204. I looked at the 640 acre pas- Junghans Real Estate farm, mile long road. Several these.Qee us before you buy ...... SB40 ture near Longford that I ad- 238-6622 homes in Onaga, Ks. Bosse Real that offset disc, we have them spfed . ,,Srdu vertised last week. It is even RINEY JUNGHANS Estate, 913 8894609. Marvin in stock (the famous Wilbeck andpackuP, 1,50 DATEMODII better than I said and only $125 238-2039 Cottrell, salesman, 913 8894665. twin offset).Your are not too .... 1971 11011111111, per acre. ROLAND JUNGHANS S1341 far away if yo" live in the USA. tractor equ..I&5 fully A very fine one-man unit SE 238-6360 Call us, we will come & trade. to Bilk of Esbon, modern 3 bedroom JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS We have three delivery tr"cks, AT, PS, 111-' . home, wall to wall carpet, built- Farm Equipment top financing and trained per- toPmereuloe":5 FOR SALE ins, tub & shower bath, good sonnel to serve you. We have bed&11°1s some combine trade-ins located )11,WOO farm,Oncewithl3 year outbuildings, 200 acres excel- Now Is The Time &sell pS, AC, ' rd old ex - lent wheat and milo land with in Colorado and Wakeeney, Ks...... Good outbuild- all conservation work complet- For For Sale Give us a ring. Listen to KFRM $47541 from Manhat- 550 on your dial.If you think 197511101eaginC°e1114 ed, 200 acres of the very clean- axle,tractosi)50 ege, et.can be purchased on con- est pasture, with the best fen- HOME IMPROVEMENTS 1967 Series IV D-17 Allis, 3 pt. you are nres'ed for time call 1";, hitch, big tires ...... 100 form with ces, yet all for $60,000, only 10% us and we will fly and pick you . racks c.6 191°13tiall 404 excellent im- Fiberglass Blown Wool 1959 D-17 Allis up. sown ADP/ - off, 'erne/Its on down, 15% possession date, of nwe tru coyo_i. good road. 10 then $1500 per year plus 6% in- Insulation 1958 D14 Allis 1910Qped,r, es from Mmhattan. 1964 Model E Gleaner farm With terest. "Older Homes A Specialty" J. P. Humphrey pickup uick good improve - E240 corn head Eug,, ts,14 mil Call collect for appointment. Insulate now for homecomfort. 1968 Olt from Man- ltan You won't find what you want Save up to 50% onfuel and up Implement Co. elec- Ostlund Implement without looking. to 58% on air conditioning 132-140 N. 6th Countyp Anderson tric bills. Realty Kvasnicka Realty We also install the newT-Lok 214 Cedar Ph. (316) 825-4351. TRACT°" siding, 311 South 4thManhattan, Ks. HADDAM, KANS. Vinyl solid color contour 913 2434088 USed Cari)30;-' aluminum and steel siding. KIOWA, Ks. 67070 913 or 539.7365 Phone 376-2874 Airla phone P.1.132.046t1WAS CONCOFtDIA igInATTAY' 0 LEASE Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor Financing Can Be Arranged Combine City USA - 243.1840 with cow a large We Trade For Anything herd. Write Estimates Free AC SILAGE feed wagon on 4 - 11)(3311M, Manhattan, FOR,, SAI';61'.-with , Ks. wheel 953 John Deere trailer, FOR SALE - 3 point 9' chisel )1A, I(ANS. htrotiirstA,10. x41 Wanted To Rent Ralph H. Poteet $850. 16%' Wilbeck disk, duals, plow used on 10 acres $275. je fOr or sealed bearings, large discs, ex- Wanted - Cab for 1960 John R Sales Tr bed and with repay10;,. far acre Grade A Cash rent unimproved crop- tensions, scrapers, hyd., $850. Deere 55 combine. Melvin Koel- /9,e0 Adtoo;./i Voyrn Very gooddert grain,Nonn.ted bUnuisilldboro- land. Write Courtney Wahle, Phone 913 353-2541 Call Doug Wildin, 316 662-7543, zer, Corning,Ks., Phone 913 1133 St. Marys Road, Junction SB41 868-2731. x40 g Alsot: BEATTIE, KANSAS 66406 Hutchinson. °11nShuttlenew ,, With ;its x40 City, Ks. 66441. T convert.iarquei tbrcket,'St>g6, )f: ' r overhgaus,i. ph' 9134, daWa' .S1343 yenings' D-17 diesel Allis, veryclean, November 30, 1971 LONGHOFER'S FARM new overhaul fore& aft Loaders MACHINERY $1899.00 MECHANICAL BUCKETS HEADQUARTERS FOR Blair feeder wagons again re- CENTRAL KANSAS duced trying to make sale Sears for most narrow front $949.00 F.O.B., Marion,Ks. tractors 1 used manure spreader for Fewer jobs in Washington, Farmhand, narrow front tractor sale cheap should be JD 45, narrow front tractor 1030 tractor with cab, &air more jobs at home, JD 46, late JD tractors WFE conditioner, 3 -pt.hitch, 23.4x the motto.Gordian Knot was created many years ago inthe From 32 to 133 Allis, wide front tractor 30 tires tractor, 1st class con- FTO H.P. seat of government, TisSaid. (Mfr. eft. max.) Farmhand F-11 with pump, dition.Reduced again( 'for Right after Big War I. Gordian rough, with hyd. bucket quick sale, very low hours SEE THE NEW use $5199.00 Knot at the seat, a complica- From 32 to 133 PTOH.P. NEW intrica- (mfr. est. max.) IT FEATUR,E8: TRACTORS ted, greatly entangled, IUD 1 cab Egging -Fits 930-3 point 95.0 estimated ORES' 1962 JD 4010D, completely re- $379.00 tely interwoven affair.It is a horsepow style 414 cubic e ated built See where Docking's Tax mass of Bureaucraticboards & SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! inch Diesel inch D (quote) from Livestock IT FEATURES: Isomounts 1967 JD 4020D, new engine Freeze - or lid not doing much Blocs (lowersound 1968 JD 4020D, 2400 hours good tax.Still going up - may- Journal dated 1932.I have a 95.0 estimated horsepower. New Gauges 'instead 1971 Allis 190XT, 270 hours copy I bought at farmsale, 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. quiet cab. Newof ligh be it would be a good year for like it Isomounts (lower sound level). hydr, 1961 Oliver 1900, 3 pt., good taxpayers toquit paying, "They Say" if you don't SEE USTODAY! 1967 JD 3020D, 1900 hours wright. For do-gooders to catch go vote. Too badit ain't that Gauges instead of lights. New 1968 JD 3020D, 1400 hours, up.Build some less of this & easy. quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. Special sharp 930 std. 63 model,excellent SEE US TODAY ! PriceOn W°.11f. do without that maybe we could hyd. 1962 Moline M5, propane, WFE do without fire plugs in road tractor, new tires, PTO, S5111sts.trs(j1110 :jaleSdwwICTOe1'T; 1954 Deere 50 and 60 side parks, maybe we could get PS Case Comfort King$2999.99 USED TRACTORS 615or 715 Comb Late Deere B and D along with fewer road side Wrote to X-pres. LBJ downin 1967 Farmall 706 4 sf 1971 Allis 185 diesel, 250 hrs. Txas, sent him 4 stampsfor his 1966 Ford 5000D WE ARE MOVING parks. 1965 Oliver 1650D THESE SOON. 0 1962 Case 830 diesel, rebuilt 932 Case tractors, 68 model, book "Vantage Point."His WILL ...... the 1964 Oliver 806D GET THE HOT new tires, power steering all secretary Mary sent back DEAL ROW CROP for 1964 Farmall 706D New IH F856D '''" ...... Al hydraulic, like new condition stamps send money $15.00 at old p wagon, 6 or 4 row JD rotary lister, 802 $4750.00 his krummy book. Can'tbelieve 1962 Farmall 504 New IH No.27 hyjne- Series anyone would pay thatmuch. 1959 Farman 560 $160,9 cash, ...... 2 row JD PA -302 lister Hoover the FBI chief still 1957 Farmall 350D no trade OD, V8, al building his FBI building for Used 5-12 Blair wagon, re- New IH No. 16side del, 2 rows JD PA800 Series rotary deliver. 1952 Farmall C and loader save ...... $100,000,000 wonder how much built, ready to go. Will vopc 4xi, V lister They still say it isn't Only $749. New IH No. 47 4 row front mtd. JD A4 culti- that is. USED MACHINERY wire ... big enough to hold all of them, Have several usedfertilizer New IH No. 10 s...... pd., vator spreaders that handle bulk ma- 1967 IH 403 combine, hydrostat- 16x8 fe V8,4 2 row Dempster rotary one section built just for tour- ic drive with cab, 14' IH No. 340 springtoo ...... ists to see must be real pretty terial but not manure. From fast hitch tr's4isx 4 row IHC tool bar planter can't hardly wait to go. Could $79. 1959 MF 72 combine, 10' IH 8%' Vibra Shank 3 ...... MISCELLANEOUS be the fore -runner of police John Deere 40' baleelevator, 1958 MF 82 combine, 12' handles corn, hay andother 1957 IH 101 combine, 12' USED TRACTO 1959 Baldwin A combine state? of TRACTOR 900 Case tractor, really in good grains, $129 setting north 1956 JD 45 combine, 10' 1967 IH Cub Cadet . 1970 Deere 105 combine 1967 IH no. 429 4 -row cornhead 10 hydro 5' JD Flail chopper condition, A big diesel trac- Clay Center. mower & blade Wheatlar tor, 6 cyl., pull 5 plows, pri- XT190 Allis, 66 `Model, com- IH no. 40 4 -row cornhead John Deere B tractor, 11' TWA Deere disk IH No. 22 2 row cornhead 3 pt., with 12' Schaefer 500 disk ced under the market pletely rebuilt fore & aft, en- good ...... 020 LP, Port only $1399.00 gine new & new tires,reduced IH no. 37 14' wheel disk Case Model SC, tires IHC 101, 151 and 141 combine Kewanee 16' wing disk ...... JD 6x16 F145 semi -plow (Should change it to read FBI to $4350. , ...... W9 -Cho 330 Oswalt feeder box Federal Bureaucratic Infesta- For the next fewweeks we IH 16x8 MF grain drill IH Farmall H tractor, genuine MF 15x7 grain drill on steel LP 1968 New Holland 268 baler tion) will be giving away good 60, rope 1970 Deere 224WS baler WD 45 Allis, new engine & com- Ozark do-nothingmachines Cockshutt parallel bar hay rake 1965 IH F706 diesel, W)1 both to IH no. 5 hay rake t60, elec. 1970 New Holland bale ejector pletely rebuilt, otherwise 56 which will do nothing IH 706 LP, WFA, 3 pt., sweeper F145 Deere 4x14 semi mtd. plow model, $1095, with wide front the left and to theright. Will Krause 9' chisel 1963 IH F560 diesel, WF 1968 cab for 4020D Excel 1 Right hand walking plow, go free toall buyers of ma- IH No. 314 3x16 2 -way plow 1964 IH F706 diesel, COMBINES Ask us about price protecting new handles $19.95 chinery. Oliver 318 2 -way plow slick 1854' cut , for that new JD machine.See 1 Right hand walking plow, THE FARM MACHINERY JH No. 560 6x16 steerable plow IH 1460 Utility with with cab, no usforOswalt,Grain-o-Vator, used handles $9.95 HEADQUARTERS FOR IH No. 412 4x14 semi -mount loader Food Agricultural Organiza- plow DuAl and GB Loaders. CENTRAL KANSAS 105, 22' tion called FAO meet in Rome IH No. 311 3x16 FR plow 1961 John Deere 3010 in deluxe quarters, deluxe ac- IH No. 411 4x14 FH plow clean local tractor 18118', cab . SHOUSE comodations. Our Agr. (Xprts) Longhofer MF No. 316 3 rot. plow IH F560 diesel, clean 314 16' out of Wash. DC were there SWATHERS IMPL. CO. JD No. 504 disk plow DISK HARR° (Turnbull) covered the event. SupplyrimBrady 180 6 row 30" flail chop - IH No. 37 wheel disk, Seems as th they all decided Per 815mower.cc Abilene, Kans. to raise more food.Especially Case 3 nt.2 row rotary cutter the under developed countries, x0:,., CHAi.N.CR, John Deere 12' wheel d' 913263.3051 2-2620 Brady No. 144 4 row flail chop- IH No. 37 wheel 12', se Store so they would have some Ex- MARION, KANS. per , 4 Ed Shouse 913263-1066 ports, everyone needs Xports, 913263-4515 Schaefer 10' wheel dis Ron Shouse even if they are hungry. They Rossville Truck i434Baire met for 3 weeks didn't decide TOPEKA FARM PLOWS with engine much except to meet again & Tractor Co. Massey 3x14 3 pt MISC. rims Used Tractors next year & talk about food & EQUIPMENT, INC. IH 2x14 fast hitch... N0,2007, mo exports & what to do about the Phone 130 4R rotar 1969 JD 3020 gas, 1405 hours hungry? Remember F.A.O. an- 7 MM 6' one way on rub 1968 JD 4020 D, Excel cab TRACTORS 913-584-3560 IH 5x14 semi -mount f 1967 JD 3020 gas, very good other do-gooder organization. 2 1963 4010 diesels, WFE & LINO ...... 1967 JD 2510 gas, 1520 hours (if we farmers were wise we'd ROM IH 4x14 pull type .... 1966 JD 3020D, 2287 hours get out!) 1966 No. 1950 Oliver 4WD, 1200 ROSSVILLE, KANSAS IH 3x14 fast hitch 61014' ...... hours Allis 3x14 mounted ... 3501 row cut 1965 JD 4020 LP, fully equipped 1968 3020 diesel, WFE, 1100 hrs. 1966 AC 190XTD, 2500 hours Longhofer IH 2x14 3 pt., like new ...... 1966 MM Super 670D, good one 1964 3020 diesel, WFE, recond. New Ford mineral feede: 1963 JD 3010 gas, overhauled Supply 1964 3020 PS, dsl., recond. MISCELLANEO Ox blades, 1963 MF 65 gas, very nice 1966 XLT190 AC diesel, cab, Tractor Bargains 1970 John Deere M L.,- Wilber 1959 JD 630, good one EV clean MCPHERSON, KANSAS flail mower, like ne 1960 JD 530, low hours 1966 IH 706 diesel, WFE, Small WW roller mill, N°.100, 7' mov 5 2000 gas, 8 spd., LPTO .. $3695 ...... 1954 IHC Super H ALLY C,...ME1f cab, 2600 hours 3000 gas, 8 spd., LPTO .. $3995 706S 1970 No. 112 L&G JD No. 47 Ford slip 3 pt...... 1953 JD 60, good tractor MARION, KANS. 4000 gas, 8 spd., IPTO .. $5295 -FARya 1952 JD A, good condition mower 5000 diesel, 8 spd., IPTO$6895 IH 16x7 fert. drill with !MR will] 1950 JD B, overhauled 1950 JD G, power-trol, cyl. & .... TRACTORS hose 4400 Ind. with 735 loader $7495 ... , r. 1948 IHC H, runs good 8000 diesel LPTO, PS $8995 IH No. 31 mower, 7' Also several others 1968 JD 4020 diesel with cab 3500 KD forklift & mast $8895 Pt. Pro r, 1965 JD 4020 diesel, P S COMBINES TRUCKS aterableplow ton pi MISCELLANEOUS 1965 JD 3020 diesel 1971 CGS 4400, new platform, International 31 extragood 152 hours USED TRACTORS . ...;; 1966 JD N manure spreader 1961 JD 4010 diesel 66 Ford 5000 diesel, PS, LPTO wheel drive ... Mune reel No. 44 JD manure spreader 1964 IH 706 diesel 1969 G AC, cab, 15' platform 1962 III 2 ton truck,V8, 1959 JD 45, 10', cab 66 Ford 4000 diesel, PS, LPTO -.See Ray 1ij 1969 Gehl feeder wagon 1957 JD 620 66 Ford 4000 gas, PS, LPTO duals, 12' platform ., winter overhat 1962 JD 45, 12', cab 1970 Ford F350 1ton, d 1968 Peerless grinder -mixer 65 Ford 4000 gas, PS, LPTO g for You, 1961 Peerless Challenger 20" COMBINES 1966 MF 410 14', cab, 23.1 tires air cond., customcab,; 1969 JD 95 with cab 64 Ford 4000 gas Selecto hoist; roller -mill, PTO, drag feeder 65 Allis 190XT gas, PS stake body with orth Tru Used Swartz manure loader for 1963 JD 55 with cab MISCELLAVEOUS miles, coil, 1959 JD 55 with cab No. 46A JD load hyd. bucket 62 Ford 1841 ind. with loader new, 13,000 2510 thru 4020, very good control 61 Ford 6000 diesel & cab ...... 'wk.4ra'itloeRsrs,B°P°Iti: 1963 No. 35 MF loader for MF 1961 Case 800 1962 IH Scout4x4 pickup 1961 IH 151 No. 180 Brady shredder, new '71 60 Ford 881 diesel, PS V8, aut 50, 65, or Ferguson 35 1967 No. 275 NH twine baler 59 John Deere 730 diesel 1965 IH Travelall, Phony Several other older loaders MISCELLANEOUS 59 Case 500 gas, 3 pt., PS is Rental 4 row Flail King corn & No. 365 Hawk-Bilt spreader 4 wheel 46A loader No. 470 IH 17'8" disk, new in 59 Ford 841 LP, PS 1960 IH B120 472-31: milo shredder $1000 115 Chuckwagon °Aber 59 IHC 450D with loader pickup withfront ino snow blade,complete 110 chisel plow 1968 No. 224T JD baler 58 IHC 340, PS, LPTO ton tru Todd Tractor Co,Inc. Good selection of used discs 8' 3 pt. rear blade, IMCO 58 Massey 65 gas, PS, LPTO 1948 Chev. 11/2 ORTH, and plows 6' 3 pt. rear blade. No. 78 JD comb. grain &stock Ensiloader to fit on H or M 16'6" DW disk, folding, duals BALERS, FIELD CU i't2iS 1966 IH ton pickup, 36 & 63 1/2ton 6 01. Jet. tractor 12'6" AW JD wheel disk 70 NH 273 PTO twine baler 1966 Chev. Tractors 12' No. 37 IH wheel disk 60 NH S68 PTO twine baler pickup, clean See What's New In '72 ton picklIP, /1)10diesei VORN DEERE 913 336-2138 494 JD 4 row planter, pre - 66 Ford 530 PTO twine baler 1965 IH 3a ...... From. McCulloch 62 Ford 750 PTO twine baler . emerge at... - . V8,' SENECA, KANSAS From $129.95 67 NH SP818 forage harvester El Cam AT63 JD 6x30 front cultivator 1964 Chev. t 1'1) McCulloch saws .. from $129.95 58 IHC 46 PTO twine baler et seats gaswithbade Washington Impl. Co. 58 JD 14T baler with motor c, Complete John Deere Saws from $139.95 69 NH 461 haybine, 9' 24 Hwy. & 54 Allis forage harvester '4 wheel Line Of Phone 66 NH 56 side delivery rake Goodyear Turnoff ,,,s' LOAD Behlen Steel ail. 5-2301 55 IHC No. 5 side rake, tires 95a 913 238-5101,Jun zero 95 sPrea JOHN DEERE 1 MAKE US AN OFFER - 263-2399, Au" Ford Farm Buildings JORR DEERE 913 233-1374 WE LIKE TO DEAL or 913 WASHINGTON, KANS. NtOljs JIM WYMAN, MGR. McPherson ower Wayland Const. Co. TOPEKA, KANSAS tioenie BINS, AUGER EQUIPMENT Forage Harvesters Tractor Co. FOR SALE - IHC 101 manure I1 iractc Phone or write Mike Wayland at It's not too early to think spreader, 100 bu., used very lit- Phone Phone EA 5-2134 about Forage Harvestersfor tle. Charles Schiller, Claflin, 4151. co, Washington, Kansas66968 1972.Think FIELD QUEEN. Ks., Phone 587-3968. x41 241-2900 JUNCTION We haveseveralusedand Tractors FTdi 1302 S.Kai FOR SALE - Steel cab for demo models available. FOR SALE - 1958 Hi 450 gas, EquipmentM. L. Nordstrom 694Af4u0l2loy,JegsiorFp3opi;ed;,,s,d050puib, JD 30104020, manufactured by clean, excellent. 1966 444C Case MCPHERSON, KANSAS Comfort Cab Co. $250. Also Planter, A-1, 4 row, fiberglass sealed canvas Comfort cover for JD Field Queen, Inc. dry fert., "6/283-22 fert.boxes, openers, disc cov- FOR SALE - John Deere 4010 $1000. ogi." 30104020, $150. Carol Lauer, Box 317 316 722-0461 ers. 913 857-3739, Clem Koelzer, openers, N, 411s. Olsburg, Ks., 913-468-3371. sb41 MAIZE, KANSAS 67101 diesel, 60 John Deere. Phone Seneca, Onaga, Ks. x40 316 528-3564. x41 Roeder, lber 30,1971

New TractorBuying November 30, 1971 9 Time---See Us Before YouBuy Free Interest Waiver USED TRACTORS ON NEW COMBINES Prom32:033;z:3T° H p (mfr est. relax.) 8000 Ford with cab & CORN HEADS Frorrl,,p;c:t.1,1,3axpj0 H.P. SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY 4000 Ford diesel, PS,LPTO TILL 9-1-72 From 32 to 133 PIO H.P. ! 3000 Ford gas, PS, (mfr.8$t.max.) 2 to 133 PTO H.P. IT FEATURES: LPTO SEp. 860 Ford gas, LPTO, 1968 G, 20' cab, A-1, save 95.0 estimated horsepower. New 5 -speed 1964 C -II 16', cab, good SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! 966 TODAY ! 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. 861 Ford gas, LPTO, 5-speed TLP THE NEW 1961 A 14', cab, always shedded IT FEATURES: qEW 966 00.0esti/na, Isomounts (lower sound level). 841 Ford D, with step-uptrans. 95 0 estimated horsepower. New tES: TODAY ! 4l4 FEATURES: New 971 Ford D, with LPTO,& PS 1959 & 1958 A Gleaners, 14', estimated horsepower. Gauges instead of lights. New 641 Ford gas cabs $1395 & up 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. horsepower.New Isomounts Diesel Engine. quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. Isomounts (lower sound level). nch Diesel cubic inch sound level). SEE US TODAY ! NNA Ford gas 1959 MH 82, 14' $795 Gauges instead of lights.New :lower Engine ounts (lower 800 Case D, case-o-matic 1961 Case 800,14', PS, ind. sound level). ges insteadof lights. New brakes $1295 quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. ead of lights. New hydr. couplers. "RENT - A - RIG"' 80 John Deere D, LPTO & PS SEE US TODAY ! Nev SIlts,;"et cab. Massey TE 20 yew hydr. ! Tractors & Machinery couplers. SEE US TODAY MM U, LPG, excellent MISCELLANEOUS US TODAY Used 1970 Brady 15' stalk shred- NEW MACHINES . Special TRACTORS Massey 204 work bull with loa- prier TRUCKS IEC 806 LP and diesel der and 10' hoe der $1295 TRAcioRs IHC 656 diesel New Owatonna 15' stalk shred- Winter Specials ll 706 615 V2T V8, 4 spd. der, 2 only $1395 or llidemo. 1110 $2450 Farmall 656 diesel, hydrastat MIXER MILLS No. 224 flexible rotary hoe, 4 - 000D ...... 1959 & 1961 IH 460 gas New Owatonnas on hand New Owatonna mixer mills on 1650D WE overhaul - row, 18" hoe wheels, 2 pt. .6 cyl.,4 spd., New Farmhand on hand hand v, $1150 JD No. 70 diesel hitch. List $810. Special $595 806D THESEsoi;; ...... IH 560 diesel 1968 Owatonna mixer mill Mo- 4WD- pickup, overhaul - FEED WAGON No. 224 flexible rotary hoe, 4 - 11 706D eep IH 1.300 Utility del 95, only $1595 GET TRT lir New Grain-O-Vators on hand row, 21" hoe wheels, 3 pt. 11 504 Farmall M 1970 Bearcat mixer mill like hitch. List $947. Special $645 1 560 New AC, PS, aut. New soil mover mixers new, only $1695 11110.-1: Chev. wagon, $650 MACHINERY New Farmhands No. 175 175 bu. spreader, pintel I 350D $16006341,,:, Used No. 30 Grain-O-Vator New Blair -feed wagons, 115 bu. apron chain, on used 900x20 C and loader NewlliNo F ;:.' IH 1000D, V8, aut.,pickup IH 46W baler $825 $1850 IH 37T baler wagon truck tires. List $1394. Special save . '' : New Mono 5' 3 pt. shredders MACHINERY Case tractor manure spreader, Slightly used No. 10 10' Grain- $1050 New Di No ii ...... 4x4, V8, 4 spd. $295 $2450 real good o-Vator New Mono 6' 3 pt. shredders No. 55 chisel plow, 13', on used combine, hydrostat. '.. No. I 100, V8, 4 spd., real'clean IH 550 field cutter, 2 row $350 tires. List $977. Special $750 Ith cab, 14' "iIH No. No. 340 i...2 IH 205 combine like new LOADERS No. 55 chisel plow, 13', high fast hitch New Mono chain saws, 5 hp, combine, 10' '' New Farmhand - GB - Duall clearance,spring cushion . spd. pickup IH 101 combine - combine, 12' III8%'1311;.,. ;$10501000D, V8, 4 & Ford on hand 16 to 20" $149.95 shanks, used tires. List $1319. $1995 MR 82 combine combine, 12' Used Twindraulic, 4010 & 4020 New AC chain saws, only Special 1957 MH 60 combine $159.95 $995 ombine, 10' USED11, IH No. 22 cornhead to fit 101 JD mountings No. 470 17Y2' st. wing disk, 20" 1967 IH c TRACTORS 429 4 -row cornhead Os F1026D hydro $9250 or 303 combine USED TRACTORS disks, dual wheels. List $2327. mower WINDRO'VVERS Special row cornhead v I756D Wheatland $6500 1966 MM G1000 diesel, 3 pt., $1650 John Deere 8 USED PLOWS Several good used self propell- row cornhead D, 3 pt., with cab $4250 ed windrowers. Will sell as is loaded, save USED MACHINES 4' wheel disk good .. JD 4020 LP, power shift Useddiscs & springtooth at price where purchaser can 1959 AC D-17 diesel Case Hodei harrows No. 205 New Idea spreader $325 wing disk $4000 utilize winter months forre- 2 WC Allis Chalmers, run No. 309 3x14 3 pt. IH plow $145 grain drill ...... s, one W9 - Choice .. $400 conditioning. $125 & up IH Fennell F. HOLD - OVER PRICES ON 3x16 AC snap coupler plow $165 ain drill on steel U LP $350 NEW MACHINERY New 180 AC diesel, loaded No. 37 14' IH wheel disk.. $325 irallel bar hay rake good ..... Cadet 60, rope start$400 Grain-O-Vator no. 55 feed wa- FORAGE HARVESTERS $6395 24' crust buster 1965 Ili Fibs. Several pull type forage har- New Porta feed wagons on $195 y rake Cadet 60, elec. start $475 gon B275 diesel tractor, good$950 isel Ili 706 LP, Tit. lawn sweeper $90 IH 540 5x14 steerable plow vesters. Will sell cheap for sta- hand 1963 Ill PA tionary hay grinders. 3x16 2 -way plow 815 combine way plow 1964III COMBINES No. 40 stalk shredders DIRT MOVING EQUIPMENT Buchli Implement Neuman Hdw. & imp. 6x16 steerable plow slick 715 18W cut .... $11,000 225 SP hay mower conditioner Used demo. 13 yd. panel scraper IH 1460 UNip 815 with cab, no header 4x14 semi -mount 360 wheel spring harrows New Soil Movers on hand 2 yd. A -C - NEW IDEA Area Code 316 loader $11,500 610 offset disc to 7 yd. KELLY RYAN 1961 John De:.ed JD 105, 22' $4000 1x16 FH plow 470 & 370 wheel disc BRADY & OWATONNA Phone 799-2128 clean local ed IH 181 18', cab $1800 JUST RECEIVED 1x14 FH plow 550 5x16 plow, semi -mounted IH F560 dies,. IH 69 315, 16' $5000 No. 35 side rake Truck load of Ldlliston cultiva- 402 768-6866 3 Dt. plow tors.Save $$$$$ on purchase disk plow SWATHERS WHITEWATER, KANS. DISK TRUCKS before Jan. 1, 1972. HEBRON, NEB. row 30" flail chop 11.1 N0,37 w IH 225 $5450 1955 Chevrolet 141 ton, 6 cyl., 3 .1).11,12. ad IH 815 mower-cond.$600 mad. row rotary cutter BPH Tractor Co. Cleanest Used John Deere 'L' BALERS 1951 GMC 2 ton, cab & chassis 14 4 row flail chop. I. HI IH 4500 bales SEE US FOR USED CARS 1035 W. 4th Machinery ..... $2000 FARMHAND EQUIPMENT Schaefer 10 IH No, 37 twine $850 Lai TSTON CULTIVATORS Central Kansas. Mlle Truck r 133 with engine 'Tractors $250 Equipment MISC. ITEMS 316 663-3389 Tractors ractor Co. Massey 30137 IH No. 200 7' mower $500 AULD IH 2x14 fast III 330 4R rotary cult. 1969 190XT diesel, 800 hrs., Phone MI4 6' one vra::: CHEVROLET 67501 From 32 to 133 PTOH,I). $1300 HUTCHINSON, KS. (mfr, est. max.) real clean IH5x14 o. IH 360 28' springtooth 461.5414 1969 190XT diesel, 1100 hours, 913-584-3560 ...... exceptionally clean $800 WAKEFIELD SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! IH 4x14 . IH 610 14' offset $1000 Tractors IT FEATURES: 1967 A -C 190XT diesel, clean, LLE, KANSAS IH 3x14 fast 350 1 row cutter & 6' 95.0 estimated horsepower. New low hours, rear end change- Allis 3x14 AC 180 diesel over $3000 AC D-17 Series III 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. IH 2x14 3 pt. !..lie mineral feeder..$25 HERINGTON Isomounts (lower sound level). 1965 A -C 190XTD, rear end NFord of Big Ox blades & chisels D-19 gas Gauges instead of lights. New changeover MLSCV4 special- Wilbeck 178 MM M-5 quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. 1964 A -C D-17 diesel, Series 3 irBargains 197flOauJornlinower 1964 A -C D19 diesel ..: g chisel, less points $1350 COMBINES SEE US TODAY ! tSON, KANSAS 1963 International 460 diese 1 i.:', IH No. 100, 7' Oliver 40, 14' cab Small \VW re. mower, 3 pt. TRACTORS with hydr. loader $3695 . . $375 JD 55 14' & cab pd., 7965 ...... JOHN DEERE, 1969 IHC 'jab gas $392 P' PECIAL IHC 151 14' COMBINES pd.,LFTO Ford slip 3 - FARMHAND K, 15', cab .1.6t30 irik; tiop gas $5zYJ New 1969 Gleaner IH 16V fert`7 BUSTER WITH 1.664 11 -IL run uiesel, overhauled Free Financing On ;pd IPTO $68 GEHL EQUIPMENT & hvd. reellift New Machinery Until 3 spd., IPTO ...... ,1NDERMIXERBOTH $1250 Used Kelly -Ryan 4x12 feeder New 1969 F Gleaner,hyd. reel & painted, z pt. hitch, WE $14955 1964 11 -le '006 diesel, overhauled April 1, 1972 th 735 loader IH Noll DIrF" IH 9' 2 pt. PTO wagon. lift $8?.9.4 rake $350 & painted, pt. hitch, WE, 1967 Gleaner C -II, cab, 18' head ',PTO, PS .. 416 steerableplow.. $650 JD no. 110 Chuck Wagon ON NEW 'Witt & mast 14' disc,extra good JD no. 112 Chuck Wagon FREE FINANCING lenders 1965 Gleaner C -II, 18' . $600 SEPT. 1, '72 International', 14' Hume COMBINES TILL 1958 John Deere 620, power 1965 Gleaner E, 13' with cab reel $300 NEW JD 125 Chuck Wagon, to TRACTORS wheel driw ICE sell at special price. steering, 3 pt., nice 1969 Gleaner F, 17' head PS, L 25to;,_. - See Ray Miles now D diesel, 1962 IH your winter 1955 icarinali u pt., power 1960 Gleaner A, 14' head LPTO overhauls. He's New demonstrated Kelly -Ryan Ravenscraft Oil 1957 Gleaner A, 14' diesel, PS, something for 4x12 mixer wagon, to sell at steering LPTO you. 1955 Gleaner A, 14' head gs, PS, Fecoarlira,)0. & Implement 1970air special price. Farmall 300, motor & TA over- IH 229 2 row cornhead ) gas, pS,LPTO Ellsworth 1969 Massey 410 combine w/ hauled, WF, 2 pt. hitch A -C 2 row -2A cornhead, late - Evening 799.2165 ) gasSelecto stake hodY Truck cab, extra clean 1951 Farmall M model new, 13 & Tractor,Inc. 1961 JD 95 combine w/ cab Box 169 Farmall H All above machines have been gdasPthS loader Roll -A -Cone 6 -row milo aft. 1948 John Deere D, A-1 shape 7in. & cab Day - 799-2141 run through the shop or are 1962.. Se°1.!Ir Phone Hesston 3 -row milo att. in the process 0 dieselps sus-04.AUVIRra MISCELLANEOUS 196518 TRACTORS 67145 Twin-draulic loader with hyd. Free Financing On ,ire 730diesel is.... 472-3114 WHITEWATER, KS. 3 pt, PS BI 1969 JD 4020 diesel dump bucket New New Holland 1ias, 1960 IH 1966 JD 3020 diesel IHC 33A loader Haying Equipment 1,p, ps pic1Cap ' loader ELLSWORTH, 1966 JD 4020 diesel IHC 51 forage wagon on a new Until June 1, 1972 ) with 1%8:01103001W.bevgrola,d, KANS. 1964 AC D-19 diesel SALES &SERVICE IH 140 trailer 1958 New Holland 68 baler Ps, 1712,1yro 1958 JD 620 gas Farmhand stacker on an H New Holland hay equipment at 5 gaS, 1956 JD 70 gas FARM TRUCK Farmall 1970 prices. We need to sell 1966 0" !':" Tractors Axle mtd. set of duals for Case 469 Haybines, 1010 bale wagons, IELD CUTrTinnt .IH 11' fast hitch chisel plow 1966 Chev'e:1; JD 3010 1030 Grain Beds 903 Speed -Rower tWine I JD diesel rowcrop PielcuP' Ig MT Set of duals for AC D-19 Good Selection Of Used 'TO twinebaler And Hoists Kendall Garage Springtooths twine 1965 019 Allis,LP at Ford SEE US FOR: AND IMPLEMENT PTOone b .. . 9N with loader To Mount PTO1 ester Hesston In Stock Ready 1964 Chef,' G gas Lilliston Cultivators S Phone Jost Implement Co. 8 forageharjer et se'aw 11P 97 LP,4 wheel drive Crust Buster Harrows Hydraulic & TO Wine bmr Yanla113' Cinder with In°`- so ?READERS Grain-O-Vator & Blair filer new, 293.5661 135 PTO & LOADERS Feed Wagons Machine Shop taYbin e' spreader 913 TA 7-3212 'NEWHOLLAND harymeter eere No. GB LoadersCentury Sprayers 1218 North 9th LEONARDVILLE, KANS. 3 oader 95 spreader Big Ox Chisels & Blades SAL NA,KANS. 67401 le dellVerlteratkirese Chet W011. Ford loader 5 side ra-' 913 0 tiIISCELLANEOUS Tri-County Sales 500 GALLONDari-Kool bulk 316 - 947-3182 rFER or 913m 6' rotary compressor, $650; AN 0- AL mower George Munkres tank, remotepipeline milker, CHIEF HILLSBORO, KS. 13' Graham Phone Collect 2 -unit Surge {E'er 1)5 Hoeme chisel Electro-brain washer,releaser FOR SALE - Burks 1 RP jet 5 BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 Call Newton and vacuumpump, $750. Grain Bins well pump, pressure swi and Tractor HERINGTON, KANSAS 316662-7543, Pherson Doug Wildin, SB41 The bin guaranteed against tank. 90'1". and 11/4." ipe in & Imp'.Co. FOR SALE - New Char -Lynn Hutchinson, Kansas. failure. Now, the strongest bin Steward, Clay Center, s.SB42 ctor hyd. pump, PTO, $45. Frank International 460, you can buy. phone Stach, Phone 584-3280,Ross- WANTED -Ed Jacobs, Che- %No 1302 S. Kansas x40 606, 504 Utility. x43 WANTED - Used Excel cab & ville. ney, Ks.,Route 1. ELLIOTT straw chopper for Gleaner A 240900 JO fl 316/2M-2220 CUB CADET 10 HP 42" mower, Grinder - Mixer. CONSTRUCTION CO. combine. Also want old oneway 462.4020 i WANTED - Phone 913 265-3872 equ 30" plow, cultivator. Excel Hustler VVamego, Ks. belt type terracer. Emil Hoch, NordstroM fulls' Fred S. Warnow, T x40 MORROWVILLE, KS. Wilson, Kansas 67490. x41 694A'°OS 72" mower. Wallace Loewen, Phone 456-9301. oNsAs dryfertylr ON, KANS. Peabody, Ks. 316 983-2805. x41 10 Deere Iv openers'O j17,111,1 phOnSsi 110e4er' tin November 30, 1971 Dauer Implement New This Week's Gas & Diesel & U8 Alt: Tra In Company, Inc. Ford 5200diesel, Tractor Specials Shop Service Ne Fo rd 3000 demo tractor In Marion Fordw gas MOST up-to-date service 8000 diesel, esel With Je hn Deere 4010D, wide front, shop in our area NEW FORDS 500 h tractor teal nice USEDIMP JI) 4010 diesel row crop Complete diesel testing equip- Ford 8000, new demo. IHC No. Deere 37 wheel Deere Jc hn Deere 630 gas ment to take care of the major- Ford 5200, new demo. Ford post disc ity of tractors. Twin-draulichole Jc hn Deere 720 LP, wide front USED TRACTORS loadedefier snapc JI ) 2510 wide front, 3 pt. Boring bars, line boring ma- Ford Tractorsr blade chine, welding, electrical, acety- & M YI M5 gasoline, exceptionally 1969 Ford 8000, less than 1000 Versatile ploW nice lene. From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. hours $7500 Swath (mfr. est. max.) GlencoeFarm John Deere No. 39 forage har- Valve equipment, rod align- 1961 Ford 800 gas, select() $1650 Equi LEAN ment tools. ! 1959 Ford 861 diesel $1550 vester Competent factory trained per- SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY George IT FEATURES: 1957 Ford 640 LP $1000 Motor eeldisch. COMBINES sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, New 1957 Ford 901 electrical and general mechan 95.0 estimated horsepower. loader' 1959 Case 1000, 16', cab 414 cubic inch DieselEngine. John Deere R $600 ical work. Isomounts (lower soundlevel). 1954 MH SP90, 14', cab New PLOWS USED TRU Massey Ferguson 300, 14', real Gauges instead of lights. pickup nice BOWMAN'S quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. New 4x14 & 4x16 semi-mtd. ion, pox 4 1961 MF 82 14', cab & cornhead Phone CE 84103 plows C pickup, JD 210 cornhead for 55 combine Farm Impl. & Truck Co. SEE US TODAY ! New 3x14 mtd. 3 point 4 speed TA, ton 4 s NEW PAPEC GRINDER 240 East Eighth IH F560 gas, wide front, MISCELLANEOUS MIXER, PRICED TO SELL JUNCTION CITY, KANS. overhauled 4 sPeed IH F1206D, 3 pt. New Allied loader, fits new Dv 4wheel IH F806 D, 2 pt. Ford 5000 ge 2 tont. Belleville Impl. Specials D19 A -C gas t. Special Prices On New Ford Super 90 MF diesel Chisels And The Above Listed iirrolet 11/2 ' I Norman Hanshaw COMBINES Like new No. 2 MH corn picker, stock rack 4j 1968 Gleaner G, cab mounted on good M tractor New Items. 913 527-2261 1963 Model 600 Case with cab Cutter bar attachments for IH Fall ClearancePOWER JOHN DEERE anFar 3 1970 Gleaner 4G diesel, extra No. 16 cutter Midwest Sales & GRIP NV: BELLEVILLE, KANS. good, 20' head Model C15 Co-op fertilizer TRACTOR HEARS IHC 1966 Gleaner C -II spreader Service 1965 Gleaner C -II 1970 IHC 1600 truck, 15' bed, Size Ply P In Clay Center 1963 Gleaner C 40" sides, hoist, 900 rubber, 116 Walnut 15.5x38.... 6 ply 1958 Gleaner A, 19676 miles 18.4x34.... 6 ply 913 1968 4020 with wide front, low 1958 MH 82, 14' head ------19.6x38.... 6 ply hours 1953 John Deere 55 Falun Tractors 316 382-2570 18.4x38.... 6 ply VISTA, K 18.4x38 1968 JD 4020, 1240 hours 1953 Gleaner A Equipment .... 8 ply .. - HD5 1963 3010 diesel, overhauled MARION, KS. extra good TRACTORS Plus 7.69-13.05 Fed.Excise 1967 2510 gas }TS. Phone 1011 I 1961 2010 utility 1952 John Deere AR, good And Old Tire tie new. 12' IHC Model H of McFadden, R 1959 JD 55 combine, cab, 1967 MM G1000 diesel with Falun is 20 miles southwest FOR SALE platform duals Salina. To phone, tell operator LON'S OK 1958 45 JD combine IHC 660 diesel to ring thru Salemsborg. TIRE STORE - Side JD 14T baler, overhauled and 1962 JD 4010 propane,real New Equipment truck had painted 813 6th 913 632.21 P.O. Box sharp 2 Hesston 500 windrowers at Open Evenings Ford twine baler 12' JD oneway Ford 3 bottom plow A -C field cutter with direct cut Save At Gould's big discount CLAY CENTER, JD 55 pull plow Bush Hog & Sidewinder rotary DRYERS - JD 12' 3 pt. chisel 3 pt. 12' chisel, like new Used Snowco feed wagon cutters G630 corn head Case helix auger wagon Tractors tinuous Flo IHC M tractor A -C round baler Three used manure spreaders Glenco 3 pt. chisels, 7-9 ft. isture contx IHC 3x16 plow WARRANTY ON as wel JD B 1.6x8 grain drill Two used pull type chisels USED EQUIPMENT er and el JD 950 5 section springtooh A &W Eqpt. Co. ..i.969 M670 Super gas, 640 hrs. Grain-O-Vator 60 feed wagon USED A -C TRACTO Set of 18x30 snap on dual Also used bat JD 4 row three point PA300 with new floor AC 190XT diesel write Hodisco lister A 913 - 738-3379 wheels with tires C Allis tractor & cultivator Sunflower stubble mulch plow Eight used wire & twine tie Ford SP combine, good 1965 Case 930 CK diesel Hutchinson, I AU. 1963 AC D19 diesel, ex 6 662.0203. New - BELOIT,KS. balers Massey SP35 combine, good condition Hutch Master Rolling Plow Part of our better used machin- Used plows & chisels A John Deere ITRATOR 11 Ask for a demonstration ery is in one of our warehouses. Allied Heavy duty loader, fits AC 170 gas with 3 pt. r tanks, Buy Now Ask to see it. Most of our new on 190 AC or 180 AC transmission, W W Smith & Sons implements are alsoinside. LOADER TRACI'O ow cost. Co JD 45 combine, 12', in good con- SALES & SERVICE FOR D15 gas, power steering 13 foot tion, with cab 12 used Krause & JD wheel Allis-Chalmers, Hesston, Glenco, 420 5th D19 gas, power steering ssed, bar 2 D-19 Allis Chalmers turbo discs Farmhand, Grain-O-Vator, and 46A John Deere loader leader, M&W charged diesel in very good We have 15 new Krause chisels Satoh tractors. hydraulic bucket straw choppe ME 2-3148 condition that need to be sold before JD 60, 3 pt. hitch, recently re- S&R Equ 1st of year Schaefer Eqpt. Rhine Impl. Ks, Phone 91 CLAY CENTER, KS. painted, very good condition Also a large stock of tandem & and near new tires offset discs 1115 West 6th 1954 MH 90 Special, 14' with 2 - See us for a good deal row corn head, in good condi- 913 3 See In/ Jamestown tion 316 342-3172 1951 A.R. Gleaner Gould's, Inc. AlUg CHALMICRA USED & NEW TRACTORS Ncw Holland - Krause 1 used IHC baler EMPORIA, KANS. WASHINGTON, - Coyo 1966 Case 830 diesel Used IHC wheel tandem disc Moline - Crt'stbiister old shag d 1964 Case 730, less than 1000 1969 G Gleaner, air cond., in Grain - 0-Vator & Blair black catchdo, hours, like new very good cond. walker fights 1961 Case 830 diesel, 3 pt. hitch Feed Wagons New & Used Late model 190XT dsl.,low hrs. See Us For old pups,one 1958 Case 800 diesel 99 Oliver, good tires, hydraulic New GMC % ton 4wh 413199.2431, 1966 MF 1100 completely over- -Oliver - 8N & 9N Fords N system, runs good pickup e, Ks. hauled, ready for field WI) 45 Allis tractor, good con- 871 Ford diesel New GMC 1/2ton 4WD MINNEAPOLIS - 1010 JD TLB gas USED & NEW COMBINES dition IHC 3x16 3 pt. plow .. - Pureb A -C 9' mower 4000 all purpose Ford wagon 3 months MM NEW HOLLAND' New Blair mixer olc 2 new 1970 MF 510 gas com- emx Oni WM.. 6000 diesel $2750 hand - all sizes 913 776.483! bines at the old price MOLINE Cuba Impl. Co. 9000 demonstrator, loaded Late model JD4x16 plow 1960 IHC No. 151 15' combine BIG SAVINGS ON FORD Farmhand 6 tonpower with cab and power steering Phone 913 - 243-2609 LAWN AND truck or' 1958 John Deere 45 combine, Phone 9134F7 CONCORDIA, KANSAS GARDEN TRACTORS will work on 10', very good Introducing the new line of 1960 MF 72, 12' cut $600 Ford lightweight chain saws 1962 no. 23 IHC corn head $300 Alt/S.04.4.4MICICS Cuba, Kans. For Sale $99.92 Kaser Impl., Massey Harris No. 22 cornhead, New 1750 Oliver, bargain price Wilkerson Eqpt Co. Phone MISCELLANEOUS Tractors 1970 Ford win, 200 hours 12' Minneapolis Moline duck - 1968 Oliver 1650 gas 3464511 foot 1967 Oliver 1750D 12' Graham Hoeme V plow OneJD 60 tractor OneJD 1967 4020 diesel 1967 PI 1020 with 47 loader SALINA, KS. iamtEDEERJ 60" Seamann OneJD 1963 3010 diesel 1967 1550 Oliver OSBORNE, 1956 MH No. 80, real good 913-827-2846 to care pm OneJD 4010 1966 IHC 656 FOR SALE -1968 AC OneJD 2510 gas 1962 D17 AC Tractors excellen ::-s-!4e24.234sLi diesel, 1300 hrs., To WitELS:Hhimsoh7. OneD-17Allis,gas 1960 MF 65 usen:34:°11:°%aPri Pfister -Rhodes Equipment dition, $4600.Phone OneIHC M, good 1953 720 JD LUCAS, KS. 913845.2798. zwrite L, 1958 IHC 340 913-5254525 ie, Kansas 4eriden,K. Impl, Co. PLOWS Super MTA International Two. 3 & 4 bottom 3 -pt. by 4x14 Case semi mount steerable farmer1966ligled o_ s'anstm; 913/439-6219 One JD 10' chisel, 11 points ACOMBINES -II, both - J. plow C -II, cabnice. 1959 One JD manure spreader 1_ JAMESTOWN, KANS. One Kewanee elevator with un- Series 60 grain-O-Vator, A-1 95's,16',18'.1960, New 14' offset disc See In Osborne Gleanens.c.. loading hopper .... $1375 1954, 1952 to New & Used lawn mowers John Deere55's.Tra1 2 1968 gas Baldwin, cab, 20' 1.2Internad.o. Save In Winfield Peschel Bros. 1963 John Deere 95, cab, 16' 1965 706 _lv? ford e FEED WAGONS header ed, newtires. 1966721' IHC 600 diesel, good shape $900 No. 122 JD feed wagon with 1% mile east of 1960 John Deere 55, cab, 14' 1957 JohnDeere liGallaranteedi 1965 A -II Gleaner, 14' head running gear 16' or 18'!le available header Wanted - trade 1963 A Gleaner, 14' head Marysville on IIwould e""""an at 316 1 1965 Gleaner A -II with cab, 14' C or C-, 13 1966 Oliver 535 combine, 14', Emporia Impl. Co. Highway 36 Nickel Brothels, one owner, excellentcondi- 1965 AC 190XT diesel tion. Save money on this one. BILL JOE 1960 Gleaner A, cab, 14' --I Phone 913 562-2377 1960 D-17 Allis with mounted 4 - Pickup NestetTliet Ina MARYSVILLE, KANS. WANTED - 316 342-3146 bottom plow Illsopen Sweetland - Hinson 1968 G Gleaner with air con- PreferAistoeerheY s an for WANTED - Fairbanks Morse ditioning, 18' head stacker.ccimbine. Blue Equipment No. 600 platform scales for parts 1960 95 John Deere combine, 18' LooSandmann, in livestorl ) 1923W. 6th 226.7340. JOHN DEERE only. C. F. Darnold, Route 2, 1960 Case 930 diesel ,new tires Ph. bo trah,;,,_ Wil HWY. 160 WEST Topeka, Kansas. Herbicide --41g, su x41 1954 Ford Major WANTE - or EMPORIA, KANS. Bearcat roller -mixer Also 1ton 316 221-0300 WANTED To Trade forpDlanter. How beauser - 14' mixer. - salc FOR SALE - Front axle for 2- draper for 14' auger header for er feed Ks. WINFIELD,' KANSAS ton 4 wheel drive truck, with 490 Hesston. 316 279-3522, Em- Osborne Equip. Co. ing,Peabody, PE lockout hubs, transfer case, Used 2CV eer FOR SALE - 1965 Case930 poria, Ks. x40 WANTED - prefe el drive shafts and brackets, $550. Phone engine, diesel Comfort King, with5x16 Meyer,. bi Also 1950 Baldwin combine WANTED- Late, wrecked or Wisconsin LOUi5 semi -mounted plow. Lowhours; with full vision cab, $1650. withstarter. Pboo men burnt tractors & combines. 112 913.346-2631 Ns. Peru good condition. Roger Brandt, George Larson, Miltonvale, 913 2nd Street, Rusty Longhofer. SP bethra, Basehor, Kansas. SB41 427-5753. x40 Marion, Kansas. SB42 . OSBORNE, KANSAS 284-2714. er30,1971

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Ford Grass & Grain years figure to economic conditionssame period of 1970. Vlari[0/1 Vista Household New eeIn Alta 35 in this country and toa prosperous American migration north con- r situation in Europe. FORDS FOrd:in November 30, 1971 tinued the steady increase that 190 gas tractorwith wide front Europe, the traditionalsource ofbegan as the Vietman war and urban W demo. 45 diesel demo. WD tractor 100% Vinyl manpower fOr Canada, sent onlyviolence inthe U.S. focusedat- 'F LatexDeer Hunters 1).7ReusED otr, ohn Deere Need40,530 immigrants up to Sept. 30 thistention on Canada as a more pacific TRAcroRs rd WALL PAINT Post 1101 Foirmhn Deere Heavy Duty year compared with 59,467 in thehome. )0, less - Washable than 1000 Dental Training FOhotacto,,,, Allis, snap couplerplow 2.93 per gal $7 gas, select() sis500 Ve rear blade Also Good SelectionOf Firearms deer hunters willneed KANSAS' RANK IN U.S. AGRICULTURE IN 1970 diesel... Glencoep2Allis & plow Linoleum: 9x12,12x12, 12x15 some dental technician know-how $15$0 Crop or Livestock Item I LP Production or Number Rank MISCELLANEOUS FAITH'S this year as they extractthe two Roto Baler FURNITU lower, front teeth of animalsthey Wheat,(all)produced 299,013,000 bu. $600 disc harrows RE bag. The teeth are to be Flour milled d wheel East US 24 PR 8-3786 mailed to 36,928,000 cwt. OWS bale loader MANHATTAN,KANSAS the Kansas Forestry, Fishand Sorghum silage produced 2,112,000 tons c./or.d Commercial grain storage capacity 4x16semitntd. USED TRUCKS Game Commission at Prattfor research purposes. (January 1, 1971) 786,000,000 bu. 2 IHC pickup,automatic Cropland I. 3 Point ission, power steering Firearms deer permitswere 29,421,000 acres 2 speed, 8 cyl. Mobile Homes Motor trucks on farms 144,000 number 2 IHC pickup, 4 mailed to 8,624 successful applicants Grain drills on farms L ANEOUS IHC 4 speed 73,000 number 2 recently. The mailed packets held Sorghum grain produced )ader, fits IHC 34 ton 4 speed FOR SALE 145,960,000 bu. 2 new Ford 4 speed - Buddy trailers, metal locking tags to be affixedto Dehydrated alfalfa processed 201,861 tons 3 IHC 4 wheel drive new & used, sell & trade.Alsothe bagged deer, report cards which Land in farms 50,000,000 acres 3 Dodge 2 ton truck, real slip -in & 5th wheelcampers. All cattle and calves on farms % On NewFord At Manhattan 539.3336, must be mailed to the commission The Above od Clay within 10 days after the close of the (January 1, 1971) 6,618,000 head 3 Listed Chevrolet 1% ton, grain Center 632-3596. 7 Items. x40season and a pre -addressed en- All cattle and calves produced 2,485,250,000 lbs. 4 & stock rack Wild hay produced 4 1971 CHAMPION Deluxemo- velope for holding the deer teeth. 778,000 tons t Sales & Fall bile home, used 6 weeks,12x60Directions for extracting Combines on farms 53,600 number 4 chman Farm Sply. are in- Alfalfa seed produced 4 POWER CD 2 -bedroom, partly furnished. cluded. 10,800,000 lbs. Tvice Phone Paxico 636-2301. Lespedeza seed produced 3,080,000 lbs. 5 TRA IHC TRUCKS x40 Commission biologists formerly Sweet clover seed produced 1,260,000 lbs. 5 Size extracted the lower jaw of deer Rye produced 5 116 Walnut Phone 1,892,000 bu. 15.549 r brought to a deer check station by Grainfed cattle marketed 6 BOATING 1,890,000 head 18.444 913 229-6619 hunters in order to determine the Popcorn produced 24,500,000 lbs. 6 19.6x38 316 382-2570 age of deer. This with other report Field forage harvesters on farms 17,000 number 7 18.40 ALTA VISTA, KANSAS. Cash receipts for farming - --- FOR RENT information mirrors field condition 184x38 8 - Boat or car stor- (incl. govt. payments) MARION, KS. SALE - HD5 Allis dozer, of Kansas' deer herds. 1,971,379,000 dollars age, inside concrete building. Cash receipts 7 Plus 7.69-13SD'"wler, extra good. Hesstons, from farm marketing 1,745,108,000 dollars Phone Manhattan 539-3336. No wide scale use of check stations Red meat production by commercial And R.\v, like new. 12' pickup reel. x40 will be needed this year. Much of the slaughter plants 7 t SALE d McFadden, Riley, Kans., 1,582,733,000 lbs. information desired by biologists Hogs produced 722,700,000 lbs. 9 LON'S 485-2688. x40 was collectedinprior years of Alfalfa hay produced 2,588,000 tons 10 .quipment TIRE 3 1TED - Side delivery Lost and Found Kansas deer hunting. American cheese produced 28,050,000 lbs. 10 8136th e Also truck hoist. Send Stations this season will be located Corn silage produced 3,602,000 tons 10 ) windrowers at fini;:'ce etc., P.O. Box 54, Lang - within the High Plains, Solomon, Dry edible beans produced 210,000 cwt. 11 CLAY-Ksx42 caTaf NITS --SING FROMour home Republican, Kirwin-Webster and All hay produced 4,102,000 tons 12 Sidewinder rotary N DRYERS - New and Nov. 21 - Male Brittany, white, Red Hills deer management units Corn grain produced., 79,670,000 bu., ,12 Sugar beets produced 692,000 tons 12 'hisels, 7.9 ft Continuous Flo with auto- with tan markings. Answersto with exact locations to be announced "ktic moisture control for the name Prince. Call collect, 913 later. Soybeans produced 15,075,000 bu. 14 WA)n All farmer as well as the 926-4438, Bill Reed, Morgan- Barley produced 7,141,000 bu. 14 :QUEPMENT Primarilywhitetailswillbe Sheep and lambs on feed 60 feed wagon USED Anie farmer and elevator op - ville, Ks. x41 tor. Also used batch dryers. available to eastern hunters and (January 1, 1971) 75,000 head 15 [oor mule deer will comprise the bulk of Red clover seed produced tr & cultivator AC 190XT dice:IIor write Hodisco, Inc., 1217 935,000 lbs. 15 1965 Case 990 4th, Hutchinson, Ks. 67501. the harvest for western nimrods. All sheep and lambs produced 21,433,000 bine, good lbs. 16 1963 AC D19 C[6: lone 316 662-0203. SB41 The archery deer season, split this All sheep and lambs on farms combine, good condition year, closed last week until the (Jianuary 1, 1971) 328,000 head 17 e chisels IIfONSTRATOR 1850 4 whl. A John Deere second segment of Dec. 11-31. Milk produced 1,662,000,000 lbs. 18 duty loader, fits AC170 gas e, fender tanks, over & Butter produced der transmission, 13,315,000 lbs. 19 or 180 AC sellat Farm chickens produced 18,033,000 LOADDID.7)00 below cost. Combines lbs. 22 - Family Nights Eggs produced 842,600,000number 26 SERVICE FOR D15 gas, Poser: -9 Oliver,13 foot header, t, Hesston, Glenco, , D19 power;,:` repossessed, bargain. JD Nickerson Farms Good Safety Record rain-O-Vator, and 46A John Deere .13' header, M&W header ALL YOU CAN EAT s. hydraulic buckatrol, straw chopper, very nable. S&R Equipment, Tuesday - Fish - 1.65 From Deerhunters SAVE - SAVE - n, Ks., Phone 913 364-2052 Wednesday - Chicken - 1.95 fer Eqpt. Rhine 141 Salad, Potato, Homemade Bread The state of Kansas boasts six x42 consecutive seasons of deer hunting Tax Deductible 1115 West 6th Served From 5 pm 1-70 AT PAXICO EXIT without injuries or accidents. The Forestry, Fish and Game Com- 316 342.3172 mission wants to make it seven. Baling Wire - 6500 American made $11.45 R SALE- Coyote dogs. Water Well The eastern Kansas deer season tIA, KANS. 5 year old shag dog,one 6 started last Sunday and is to last old black catch dog.One 1/2 Drilling, cleaning & testing.eight days and cover two-thirds of Barbed wire -80 rod roll, American made $10.75 g 3i walker fights good. Two Gravel packed, plastic or steelthe state. Newelonth old pups,one male, one casings. Call collect - Us For ale. 913 799-2431,Milan Rut - The western season opens Dec. 4 New VC Marysville, Ks. and continues through Dec. 8. 51/2' steel posts, heavy duty, ea. $1.07 pickuP x41 is . Harold Strader el New GMC SALE- Purebred Brit - e!. Drilling Co. gas RIC 3463 y Pups 3 months old,$35 and 6' steel posts, heavy duty, ea. $1.15 $1.15 )se Ford New Or Phone 913776-4839 or 913 7179. 913 226-7276 Canada Less ...... hand -all 1[[ x42 Late model ID BLUE RAPIDS, KANSAS rater, loaded PUREBRED IGS ON FORD Farmland 6 Dalmatian dogs, 32" field fence - 832-6-12% - 20 rod reel $23.95 hunters. Also WOOD SHAVINGS - All kindsLure To Migrants TN AND will ork65r:.' have 3 pure Fox terriers - of uses. Key Milling Co., Clay TRACTORS and some SBTF Immigration to Canada is running of stralian andcrossbred Aus- Center, Kansas. he new line Irn 17 per cent behind 1970 figures 39" field fence - 936-6-11 - 20 rod reel $38.95 saw...! n and Border Collies /eight chain Kaser d to work guar- HEDGE POSTS - 6'6" and 7'although trend -bucking Americans $9934 cattle & sheep. line posts. 8' and 9' corner and ...... ne 388.2423,7:30 a.m. or corral posts. Willard Betts, Po-continue to arrive in record num- Investment Credit May Be In Your Favor evenings, Longford bers. ge, Ernest H. Ex- mona, Ks. 66076. Phone 913 Prices Will Be Higher nEqpt. C°. Brown. SB41 566-3403. x46 Nine -month statistics show 17,270 arrivals from the United States John Deere 24T baler, wagon hitch & bale chute. GAN WELSHCorgi aolue 8 weeks, FOR THE ride of your life,compared with 9,060 from England, shots, weaned. ride a Big Horn saddle from im- John Deere. 122 Chuckwagon electric wheel wagon S. easy to care for,origin - Key Milling, Clay Center, Kans.usually the leading source of SALINA, bred for John Deere 227 Graymor, 5 -foot, 3 -point hitch & pull 913-827-2846 e excellentstock dogs. Also SB TFmigrants. FORdiese, house pets. For Meanwhile, over-all nine -months rination write HOME WORKERS WANTED: Rt. V. L. Ander- figures list 94,005 arrivalscompared dition, 2, Meriden, pogsdble earnings $100 weekly her Spaniel Ks. Also with 113,323 in the sameperiod of CHAIN SAW SPECIALS KS. ie, and St. Bernard and up utilizingmail service LUCAS, ready by 1970. The total for last yearwas m3-5254525 Christmas.x40 opportunities.We'll send you CO circular listings from which 167,713 but it appearsunlikely to John Deere model 19 chain saw, 19" blade, with A11, b°".in you select. Send 25c and stamp-pass 125,000 thisyear-which would roller nose, manual & auto. oiler $175 011, c"' 10 Help Wanted ed, self-addressed business en-be the lowest annual total since1964 16" I ' 95'5, rd J velope to WJR Enterprises, Boxwhen Canada was pullingout of a John Deere Model 17 chain saw, 19" blade with 950952 - Good experienced 44068, Dept. K-3 ,Cincinnati, roller nose $160 Osborne John n"pre anic for recession. Ford and Mercury Ohio 45244. x43 The latest downturninim- 1965166' 10 ershiP. Guaranteedsalary, and ed, s nee plan FOR SALE - Large mouth migration began with inflation John Deere model 15 chain saw, 15" blade with ere 9,, available. Con- $165 195 c0.[;: el or Dean gallon jars, 4 for 25c. Buy oneunemployment graduallysetting roller nose and carrying case cab, 14' at 316 767-5199 Wanied,,D, case or truckload. Vista Restau- 1968. Immigration c or C SB40 induring rant, Manhattan. x41 Minister Otto Langattributed last John Deere model 12 chain saw, 15" blade with ION &district MI withcab' 14' Nickel Midwestern managers. ANTIQUE WALNUT dresser, roller nose $140 T diesel urer has feed manu- wishbone mirror. Antique wal- BUILD openings in Kan CALL COLLECT 2384103 cab, mounted' 4-0.0,me. and - nut washstand. Antique walnut POLE swith qualMissouri for persons ' 15' 091)refe' ify in livestock gate leg table. 1712 Vaughn, JOE BOWMAN - JUNCTION CITY - BUD ANDERES ement sales Manhattan, Ks. 913 539-2185. BUILDINGS 77 sta'd" Duties terwith air c°11. 541 in x40 8, beadbinoir ng training, supervis- We need men to erect our Huskee-Bilt Pb220 ProwillPromotional Deere coin Iv tires c'ts with and service of FOR SALE - Two LP gas buildings. We'll train. Earn good ,Ile el and both salesper - money by the job. Plentyof work ) diesel Wr customers. heaters, Coleman 70,000 BTU ed must Persons like new $110. Dearborn 45.000 jor fo ' be between available. feed and have 25& er late model BTU, $60. Both are in excellent ding car. condition. Louis Hupe, Phone M irig, Felv Write or phone: BOW company benefits AN's Co. Include Wamego 913 456-7391. x41 advancementop- Cliff Jackson GMC TRUCKS -JOHN_ DEER E utlities Sendpersonal WANTED - 180 amp portable 11805 Beacon phone 206tr Kenneth Moore, Kansas CityMo. 66134 with s 1(5 ' welder with gas driven engine. ,bethq, ::+-:. 68354, Larry Kern, Bavaria, Ks, 913 6,6176S .346.2631 5284.514. KANSAS Mg' from)chairman of the board ofFarmlandthis activity. barredthecompanies Farmland Food's business, with November Drop Corporate manufacturing, wholesaling orFoods, said. sales approaching an annual rate of 30, 19 retailing in more than 100product) Refunds for the full year arepaid $200 million, has developed over thebalancegrowth also barred them fromon dollar purchasesand average in all lines.It last 12 years. phases Limits On Four acquiring any other concern that$1.22 per hog and $2.48 perhead of livestockand meat 35 per W. Gordon Leith, Farmland Foods program manufactured,wholesaledorcattle. The refund will be paid vice-chairman, who has been active FarmlandFoods Big Packers retailed the prohibited product lines.cent in cash and the balance in facilities in the food marketing program over thanpdlthoseadnetdat decree, bycapital equity fund certificates. at Denison, The amended this period of time, said: "With the induct The Justice Department has Two Lyons, Nebr., hog producers Iowa Falls, agreement of the packers and the Ia.: agreed to free four of the nation's rank 1 and 2 in number of hogssoldcontinued keen interest livestockplant at t leading meat packers from theJustice Department, wouldn't allow producers have in food marketing,turkey thecompaniestoentertheto Farmland Foods in the lastfiscal processing restraints of a 1920 consent decree and the acceptance of our product faciii prohibited lines at the retail level.year. Colo. which barred them from entering linesinthemarketplace,itis Also,it would impose routine Rounding out the "top 10" in hog more than 100 lines of business. essential that Farmland Foods marks onreciprocity,bysales were producers from Iowa 4°1°2 states The four companies, Swift & Co.;restriction and barring use of the packers' buying orFalls,Ia.,South Amana, Ia.;continue its expansion planning and Armour & Co.; Wilson & Co.; and execute these plans as they provecompanycountriescompany selling power to promote sales inTekamah, Nebr., Archer, Ia.; Galt, salesorganization Cudahy Co., were restrained by the themselves to be feasible." network of any of the currentlyprohibitedIa.; Whittemore, Ia.; Woden, Ia.; meat specialty 1920 antitrust decree from entering Long-range planscallforaand distributor non -meat foodlinesaswell asproduct lines. and Alden, Ia. representativ various non-food lines. The top five sellers of cattle to the Court concurrence still is required Farmland beef plant at Garden City, Kans., were Leoti, Kans.; Scott City, to free the four companies fromFarmland Refund YOU WON'T FINDA most of the old restraints, but the Kans.; Alva Okla.; and Granada, JusticeDepartment'sagreementOf $29 Million Colo. SHARPER, CLEANER was a vital first step. The companies Regarding expansion plans, Fred had tried in the 1930s and again in R.Clymer,FarmlandFoods the 1950s to gain their freedom, butFrom Meat Packingpresident, said "sales of processed SELECTION OFTRUCKS the department opposed them. A products are on a successful, up- TECTED A Farmland Foods has announced internat ion. formal motion to amend the 1920 of ward trend which necessitates an an unprecedented distribution ANYWHERE ELSE. WI decree is expected to be filed inpatronage refunds and expansionexpansion of these operations at this ted here, district court in Chicago in about 30plans involving two locations intime." To accomplish this, the trade. Becai days which will allow interested Denison, Ia., plant will be enlarged the trade has Iowa. leopards, clot parties time to "make their views Refunds totaling $2,974,573 will be to increase production of sliced known." paid members who have marketedbacon and smoked meat products. The meat packers consented to thehogs and cattle through FarmlandPork cuttingat Denisonwillbe enlarged to handle twice the present 1920 decree as a means of settling aFoods, a subsidiary of Farmland ayGre suitthatcharged themwithIndustries, in the fiscal year endedvolume. Conversion facilities will be added to further refinement of fresh violating the Sherman Antitrust Act.Aug. 31. At that date, Farmland Agai The suitalleged avarietyofFoods had 9,014 producer -members.and frozen pork cuts to provide a violations, including price fixing and "This is the largest patronagenew lineof case and consumer - abuse of monopoly power in the salerefund ever paid by the organizationready products. 1966 Impor and distribution of meat and otherand it dramatically reflects the Farmland Foods' Denison plant GrtIC now employs more than 500 persons. ment ofs food products. value of the cooperative approach to 2 ton The decree, among other things,farmer needs," Ernest T. Lindsey,About 80 additional employees will Grey cattle ft.( be required for the total expansion V6 S. has resume THE AREA'S GREATEST BARGAIN PLACE- at Denison. The increased curing, 4 speed Everything For The Farmer, Rancher smoking and slicingphaseis 2 speed REMINDER & Do -It Yourselfer scheduled for completion early in 1973. The added pork cutting and LWB, 8:25 rubber, cab and chassis. conversion facilities are scheduled ALUMINUM SELF -STORING STORM DOORS to start production in September, 32" x 6' 8" & 36" x 6'8" pre -hung including 1974. hardware, each $29.95 Farmland's meat canning operations will be transferred from WOOD STORMS DOORS Denison to Carroll, Ia., Clymer said. 30" & 36" x 6'8", pre -hung including hardware The Carroll plant will eventually rm Mach employ more than 200 persons and thisChalme each $14.95 will be ready for operation in the fall of 1972. Farmland is acquiring tractor REPUBLIC CORRUGATED METALS AC Baldwil 1'/4" Corrugations 6' x 18', per sq. existing facilities from the Ocoma 1965 $11.95 Foods Company. They willbe Chevrolet full lineof far remodeled for meat canning which RIGID RIB, per square $12.95 will result in a modern meat canning 1 ton For Full List plant. It will be a major expansion of 292 6 cyl. TRADER BILL'S EXTRA SPECIAL Mr, & 20" x 40" SLIPHEAD WOOD WINDOWS..$9.95 4 speed Ideal for garages, shops, etc. 9' bed en: Breeding 48" x 6'8" Birch & Mahogany Grain sides and stock racks, hoist, 7:50x17 rubber, single wheelsonnr BI FOLD DOORS $19.95

12" Masonite Hardboard SIDING smooth and rough, x 90 per sq. ft. 18'/20 7/16 x 4 x 8 MOON -SPOT siding Saturday, Dec. 4 per sq. ft 200 A new Masonite siding selling below cost. Starts 1:00p.m. 11 Due to poor health we will sell the followingatpublicauction BARBED WIRE -2 pt., 5" spacing, 80 rod roll $9.45 located 101/2 miles north of High- way 24 and Rochester Road, North GI 6' STEEL POSTS, 'U' type, lots of 100 98c Topeka, Kansas, or 1/2 mile north of NW 94th & Rochester Road. 1965 ALL NECESSARY MATERIALS 86 REGISTERED DOGS Ford t hen cabinet Pugs -3 female, 2 proven - free dining TO BUILD POLE BARNS & HAY SHEDS whelp - 1 bred - 1 stud. 2 ton room dfoe 2 x 4's -2 x 6's as low,as 1CM per board foot Schnauzer - 2 female, 1 male; V8 Bostonterriers, 2 proven, free 4 speed ocker;3 whelp; EnglishPointers, 'several 3 hun- odd cl ters,10 puppies (grades); grain sides. ARMSTRONG FLOOR COVERING Irish 2 speed, 14' bed and underbody hoist, TV, good Setter - 1 open female; poodles: 6 owed Many patterns, 6' rolls regularly sellingat black toy females, proven, some glass do $4.95 & up per sq. yd. bred; 2 brown studs. drawers; OUR PRICE AS LOW A$ $1.98sq. yd. Bloodhound - 1 proven female; e 3 pc. bedroc Dalmatian: 2 females, 1 stud; St. anddress Bernard: 2 open females, 4 proven :.1d mirror . females, 1 stud(Grandsonof 4x8 VINYL SHIELD Panelling i 3stool 3 colors to choose from Golden Eagle.) 'piques,round $2.98 GreatDane: 2 blackproven females,1 brindle female, 2 lawn litlaffized 'A" 4 x 8 Vinyl Walnut 6ais.es; Porci $3.98 females 1 fawn stud (obedience 4 x 8 TROPICANA LAUAN trained); Pekinese: black & white 3 colors to choose from $3.39 stud; Japanese Spaniel stud; Shih- le`tiarchest tzu (English imported)2 proven ornore oiled . s v females, 2 males. Pictures. We have hundreds ofpieces of pre -finished Airdalefemale, panels in opengrade; 1961 e' Colored stock at lowest possibleprices. Cocker Spaniel parti-colored stud. Plates; 30 Dalmatian, St. Bernard, Great Chevrolet kinkin table ALL ITEMS CASH AND CARRY Dane, poodle (silver, black, pink), and Shih-tzu puppies. More by sale 1'/2 ton as date. All eligible to be shipped. 6 cyl. re Trader Bill Will Not Be Undersold 5 Hampsters - 1 litter and 1 rack, nohoist Stainless; 4 speed, 11' bed, grain sides and stock DOG EQUIPMENT ktsti; glass; ve If cooker. BOO Heele see Melvin L'f Don't buy a new truck until you kker I et 1 rn REAL ESTATE -10` at baskets To be sold at private treaty.5 or one of the other salesmen kaffe MORRISON acres, 7 room (3 bedroom) house 0.1 fleorir rugs; and outbuildings, 400 bulbtulip I,!irsC POPCor bed; 65 fruit trees, 32grape vines Nglasize Frenci Warehouse &Lumber and other fruits. guilts;.s; s ganes . Terms: Cash or Approved Checks Your Discount Building Supply Headquarters KONYAy, Pet. Dick & Kathy SALINA![HEvR°LET , v 1 Spielman pwe ,,,,,z Aucti SALINA, KS. ,,,,rgan, Trader Bill 724 N. 13th, Salina, Kansas P hone 827-9666 Earl Roderick Auction 239 N. Santa Fe Service Night 913823-3345 Topeka, Kansas Call Day 913 825-5431 business chithing an a,' with hasdeveloped 1\1°4 November 30, ..""al rateof & Grain 37 1971 balance Leith, , Farmland livestock ,v,i -InlandFoods ConventionThis Week added, ° arketi° has been Some 13,000 persons Parulandt,,,. from Topping, foreign affairs editor of theIllinois to Colorado and from Min- ngZ°: than throughout the Midwestare ex- gI:Wanlithvtleire thos4/;:. New York Times, who will reportonnesota to the Texas Gulf. enn!interest pected to attendthe 43rd annual livestock Plant at his recent trip to Red China. ErnestT.Lindsey,Farmland vein food convention of FarmlandIndustries Plant at Gard1" at Kansas City Dec. Farmland is a regional farmpresident, will report a total con- ptance ofmarketing turkey 1-3. supply cooperative serving some our product Speakers willinclude Seymour solidated volume in the fiscal year marketplace, Cheraw, 2,000 farmer cooperatives from ended Aug. 31 of $685.5 million. Farmland itis Foods Farmland KPansion planning Products in e plans and as the foreign prove cou,1.34 .Green City SalePavilion ) befeasible." company Green City, Mo. Y e plans Callfora network efule; SPECIAL BREEDING ande°ni COW & BREDHEIFER SALE Saturday, December --STARTIimuLr-11..Ziri.Ac YOUWON'T n 9 A.M. FIND q SHARPER, CLEANER ;ELECTION SELLING 2050HEAD OF TRUCK INCLUDING PROTECTED ANIMAL ANYWHERE The international fur trade has agreed that the snow leopard, ELSE, illustrated here, will be one of the animals in which it will no 120 Choice 2 -year old BlackWhiteface Red Heifers Mated To longer trade. Because these animals are on the verge of extinc- Registered Angus Bulls for FebruaryCalving. tion, the trade has put a voluntary ban on sales of furs of tigers, 40 Big Choice Quality Hereford ow leopards, clouded leopards, La Plata otter, and giant otter. 2 year old Bred Heifers Mated to Registered Red Angus Bull. 1000 Young Hereford Cows Semen shipmentshadbeen & 2 year old Bred Heifers. urrayGrey stopped by the U.S. governmentlast 800 Young Angus Cows &2 year old Bred Heifers. spring as a result of poor supervision 100 Charolais Cows & 2year old Bred Heifers of artificial inseminationcenters in en Again Australia. Apparently problems 100 Black Whiteface 2year old Bred Heifers. have been corrected as importation 166 500 Thinner & older Cows (Suitablefor stalk fields) ngImported of semen from Australia hasnow SAC resumed. A NOTE FROM THE AUCTION CO. ton e shipment of semen from About 2000 MurrayGrey -cross A shortage of winter roughage, feed and water is causing ay Grey cattle from Australia a big movement of choice f6 calves are now being weaned in the Breeding Stock in this North Missouri area. e U.S. has resumed. U.S. lieed oeed A SPECIAL FEATURE OF THIS SALE 250 Strictly choice and fancy qual;ty 2-year old bred heifers consisting of: 100 Choice Hereford bred Saturday, Dec. 4 heifers; 100 choice black whiteface bred heifers;50 Choice Angus bred heifers. (These heifers are Wyoming breeding that havebeen acclimated in Missouri. All are bred to registered Angus bulls, and calfhood vaccinated; to calve in Starts 12 Noon- Lunch Served February.) We will sell at public auctionon the farm located 5 miles west of Marysville, Ks.on EARLY LISTINGS US 36, then 1 mile north of Kiwanis Park and 1/4 mile east. 50 Big choice quality Charolais 2-yr old bred heifers,mated to registered Angus bulls. 55 Choice Hereford 2-yr old bred heifers. arm Machinery implements. Also two late model (These heifers are from the Sand Hills of Nebraska breedingthat have been wintered 0 Allis Chev. trucks, 2 trailers, misc., and summered in northern Missouri.) Chalmers XT190 hay, straw & used lumber. tractor 100 Choice Hereford 2 yr. old bred heifers mated to Angus bulls forMarch calving. 162 AC D-17 tractor 66 14' AC BaldwinGleaner TRUCKS & TRAILERS 35 Charolais 2 yr. old bred heifers. combine 1967 Chev. 2 ton truck with hoist, 5 16' box, 7,000 miles 20 black whiteface 2 yr. old bred heifers )let d a fullline of farm tools & 1966 Chev. 1/2 ton pickup truck 30 Choice Angus 2 yr. old bred heifers n For Full Listings See Grass & Grain Nov.23 (The above 3 consignments are mated to 1/2 Limousin;'ARed Angus and'AShorthorn bulls.) 130 Choice young Angus cows from 2 local farms. Theyare 3-6 years old and bred for February , Mr. & Mrs. Roy Koch calving. edcyl. 150 Big choice Angus 2 year old Bred Heifers (mated to Registered Angus bulls) ioneers: Breeding & O'Neil Clerk: Bremen State Bank d 55 Choice Hereford Cows (mated to Angus bulls), some with calves and stock racks,hoist,7:50x17rubber,seglaa 148 Hereford Cows from one farm (40 calves by side) 52 Big choice and fancy Angus 2 year old Bred Heifers, O.C.V. (March calves) 80 Choice Angus 2 year old Bred Hei,fers (April calves) Moirday, Dec. 6 110 Choice Hereford 2 year old Bred Heifers (mated to Registered Angus Bulls), these are big well grown choice heifers and .will make big cows. Starts 10:30 a.m. - Hour Lunch Break Having moved into the new Apollo Towers 62 Black whiteface Bred Heifers (mated to Registered Angus Bulls) we will sell at public auction our household 72 Choice Angus Cows, 3 to 7 yr. old (a complete -dispersion) goods, shop and garden tools and misc. 44 Young Hereford Cows (some with calves by side) items at our home located at 316 S. 9th St. 54 Charolais Angus cross 2 year old Bred Heifers in Clay Center, Ks. 62 Hereford and Black whiteface Cows from one farm HouseholdGoods pottedplants;severalnew scatter rugs;Polaroid camera 102 Choice Hereford 2 year old Bred Heifers (these are choice Hereford heifers from sandhills Kenmore refrigerator,freezer and carrying case; corner what- area of Nebraska that have been wintered and summered in Missouri. at top, good not shelves; electric clocks. 19 3 year old Hereford Cows, calves by side ppan gas range,good Some fancy pillows; red lan- 70 Choice Hereford 2 year old Bred Heifers (mated to Registered Angus bulls) 55 al kitchencabinet tern ; meat grinder; several stone nutdining 62 Hereford Cows, 3 to 7 years old rd roomtable, jars from 10 to 20 gallon; clothes can Phyfe, and fourchairs, hamper; lots of quart and pint 46 Choice Hereford 2 year old Bred Heifers (March calves) on od rge rocker; fruitjars;Sunbeamcoffee 35 Choice 2 year old Hereford Cows (calves by side) 8 3 upholstered maker. 27 Big choice Angus Cows (12 have calves by side) chairs;several odd chairs ronado TV, 82 Angus and Black whiteface Cows (February calves) eed good GARDEN & SHOP TOOLS hoist, 9n'^g ligue curved 32 Choice Angus Cows, 3 and 4 years old (March calves) and underbodt closet glass door china Garden rake and hoe; garden pwed, 14' bed chests of hand cultivator; keyhole saw; Selling 1000 headcows - cows with calves by side - bred heifers in lots of 1 to 50 head. These drawers; twoiron reoularcarpentersaw; hand ds; one3 pc. bedroom cows and bred heifers are consigned by farmers of this North Missouri Area. bed, chest suite, scalps; spades; shovels; hedge and dresser with smallyardtools; large roundmirror shears, smoke stands; ceramic dishes; gardenhose; The cows and bred heifers will be tuberculosis and brucellosis tested with health papers furnished unks, antiques;3 stools; 3 old wheelbarrow; chicken feeders; round Maytag garbage pail; large black bear by consignors. Most of the young cows and bred heifers will be pregnancy tested. er;2 galvanized These cows listed 30 days ahead of sale date - more loads of cows and bred heifers will be Utility tables; tubs; 2 rug; garden sprayer and items chairs. porch swing; too numerous to mention. consigned by sale time. e Topsy Antique kerosene lamp, nice Your light planes can land at Green City Airport antiquestove; one; small hutch over 100 years :k; cedarchest; LUNCH ROOM OPEN ALL DAY Ps; Kenmore floor old; 2 antique wire stretchers; ral framed sweeper; antique kerosene lamp; 410 ga. pictures. lectionof colored shotgun; electric fencer. fancy bottles; 5gal. buckets; wooden barrels; er fainplates; asbestos 2 smallsteeltanks; 2 steel diningd table; GREEN CITY AUCTION COMPANY inum teakettle; cast barrels; large navy locker; porch GREEN CITY, MISSOURI 1 d mirrors. card tables; box; 2 pairkitchenwindow Iverware curtains; set old dishes; old ice OVID VESTAL 874-2405 LAWRENCE COUCH 874-2875 KARL BOEHNER 874-3155 )let erware chest;lots and stainless; of box; black leather divan; grass AUCTIONEERS: DON ALBERTSON and WILLARD DEAN PAGE atesand dinner BARN PHONE 874-2090 )n cups; glass; edger; pruning shears. es; pressure vegetable Kenmore tank type sweeper, ratty, cooker. and st Oainless good; several storm windows; sides steel bed, grain les; Lifetimewear Yearlings & Calves peed, 11' wicker old fashioned sewing machine; SPECIAL CATTLESALES- IMI,'11 dos; baskets; see scatter two pair of boudoir lamps for dresser. until you rugs; ton pickup, 3 truck l eel; electric wall 1948 Dodge 1/2 new aal t buy a lesrnen ,2regular popcorn pop- speed, good rubber, good shape; Wednesday, Dec. 1-Wednesday, Dec. 8 the other eveled size Frenchdoors ine of glass panes; Panther 20" power mower, new; 'eced quilts; lamps. 418 small misc. items and things. jardiniers; Terms- Cash Wed., Dec. 15 - Wed., Jan. 5 Pete Foster & Susie Steffen ' Kretz Auction Center,Ph. Service, Clerk - John Meredith, BULL & COW SALE-Sat., Jan. 8 MorganvilleWA 6-4422 Clay Center ANNUAL JANUARY

KS SALIVA Nifh 825.5431

111611111imm..._ Dec. 11 - Special breeding cow sum, WilliamW. Ellisest., and bred heifer sale, Green Ralph 0. Winslow, adm.Auct. City, Mo., Green City Auction Paul Brown. Dec. 4 - Antiquesand household Co. rrnE G&G Calendar goods in Minneapolis,Flo Bag-Dec. 13 - 640 acres real estate 1111111iii11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110 sale south of Colby, Mr. and gerly. Auct. MelvinZuker. KansasI Dec. 4 - Householdgoods in Mrs. D. S. Dahl. Legere Auc- Nov. 30 - Land sale at Riley Dec. 2 - Household sale in Abi- Belleville, Hazel Larsenand tion & Realty Co. trendered County courthouse, Manhattan, lene, Jill Royer. Carl & Wm. others. Auct. EugeneWaring..Dec. 13 - Farm sale southeast ist Farmers 820 acres, Shellenbaum Est., Schnell, auctioneers. Dec. 4 - Welding &machine of Alta Vista, Mr. & Mrs. Wal- close to " Foster Kretz, auct. Dec. 4 -A large kennel, includ- shop equipment in Abilene, lace Williams. Auct. Jim Kirke- KFU men Nov. 30 - Household goods, 807 ing registered dogs, & equip- Francis B. Nelson. Aucts.Carl minde. steps lnwa Western,Topeka,Evelyn ment 1/2 mile north of N.W. & Wm. Schnell. Dec. 13 - Farmland and farm 6will be In Burns. Auct. Jim Kirkeminde. Rochester Rd. & 9th St., Tope-Dec. 4 - Farm saleeast of Wa- machinery south of Clay Cen- lion atSall] Nov. 30 - Home in Clay Center, ka, Dick & Kathy Spielman. mego, Louis Weixelman.Law- ter, Ks.Rudolph McKeever. Harold Printz estate. Auct. Auct. Earl Roderick. rence Welter, aunt. Foster Kretz, auct. organization in Clay member Foster Kretz. Dec. 4 - Ford equipment, partsDec. 4 - Household sale Dec. 15 - "Silver Opportunity since Dec. 1 - Farm sale southwest and garage in Gridley, Switzer Center, Ks,Mrs. Glen Glan- Dispersion" at Atchison Coun- ions actual st of Fairbury, Nebr., Leo Flat- Motor Co., Newcom and Cogan, zer.Foster Kretz, auct. ty Auction Co. barn in Atchi- Do smith ung estate. Sophia Flatung , aucts. Dec. 4 - Four houses inCouncil son, Johnson Charolais Ranch, exec., Aucts. Schultis & Son &Dec. 4 - Real estate sale in St. Grove, Ks. ,the Owensfamily. Harold Williams and Cloud lostLyon, has he Wolken. George, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hun - Auct. Jim Kirkeminde. Cray. North American Auction legislative Dec. 1 - Opening of bids for singer.Anderson & Wilson,Dec. 4 - Farm sale west ofCen- Co., sale mgrs. 240A southwest of Onaga, Ray- aucts. tralia, John H. Young, owner,Dec. 15 - Farm sale north of the spokenrfla mond R. Ruse and 011ie M. Dec. 4 - Consignment auction, Toby & Harris, aucts. Leonardville, Albert Olson. Ruse. Wayne M. Stallard, atty. including old auto parts, at Dec. 4 - Horse sale at Wilson Foster Kretz, auct. Wes for Raymond R. Ruse. Gary F. Munden Auction House. Bob Sale Barn in Salina, Roger A.Dec. 16 - Farm Sale north of Conklin,atty. for 011ie M. Dorlac, auct. Abilene, Milford Sutter, auct. Ruse. Dec. 4 Farm sale east of Gyp- Johnson & Son, Aucts. Dec. 4 - Farm sale northeast of Foster Kretz. HECKE Marysville, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Dec. 18 - Double X Ranch cow IA sc Koch. Aucts. Breeding & O'Neil & calf production sale, Grand48 YEARS AS NURSE Dec. 4 - Come as you are com- Junction, Colo., Tom Adams Esther TWIN K Bergin has (His mercial Shorthorn & Polled Land & Cattle Co., sale mgrs. retired as the LindsborgCommunity an Shorthorn sale at the new Jan. 21 - 14th Annual Reben- 48 Hospi Ericsop Angus Farm years inher profession, 2 yearof pa- storf Hereford sale at the Syl- all but Herington Livestock sale first year at theLindsberg vilion north of Herington, Mil- van Grove Sale Barn, Sylvan hospit Modern 1 1 th Production Sale ton Nagely, sale mgr. Grove, Ks. Jan. 22 - Farm sale south of INSIST ON Dec. 4 - Complete dispersal of ORIGINAL 531 04c7i. 400 Polled Herefords at Kear- Hiawatha, Villard & Pittman ouPh.rA / SATURDAY, DEC. 4-12:30 PM ney, Nebr., the Madsdens of farm. Aucts. Wayne Aeschli- farmC9 At The Farm, 1 Mile South And 11/4 Mile West Minden, Nebr. Sale managed man & Joe Fleskoski. by Chuck Cook. Jan. 24 - Machinery, trucks andPOND MARQUETTE, KANSAS Dec. 4 - Production sale of personal effects of Swen E. MI Featuring Emulous 6113 of Spur 1st Calves registered Angus, Willard Eric- Carlson estate in Kackley, Re- For Your Outstanding Herd Bulls and Junior Heifer Club Prospects son, Marquette. Aucts. Ray public County, Ks. Auct. Eu- "OPEN WATER" Sims & Roger A. Johnson. gene Waring. Also selling 27 serviceable age bulls and 20 cows & calves. Dec. 5 - Mobile home and air-Jan. 28 -- Boar sale at Senek Pond ink. plane in vicinity of Tuttle Swine Test Station, Wymore, provides - Willard Ericson, Owner Creek dam north of Manhat- Nebr., J. Delmar Gerdes, mgr. yia -913 546-2264 open tan, Bill & Sandra Hawkins . Thimm & Jungens, aucts. during Aucts. & real est. brokers Mil-Feb. 9, 1972 - Twenty-fifth anni- extreme ton Anderson & Bob Wilson -versary sale of horned & poll cold Dec. 5 - Household goods in ed Herefords by The Lincoln weather. Burlingame, Mr. & Mrs. Wal- County Hereford Assn. at the No HOG SALE - 9:00 a.m. ter Wombles. Auct. Jim Kirke- Sylvan Grove, Ks. sale barn, .chopping With Pigs at 11:30 a.m. minde. Bill Watson, assn. sec. ice, CATTLE - 12:30 p.m. Dec. 6 - Real estate sale in Os-Feb. 25 - Boar sale at Senek borne, Turner Bros., Legere Swine Test Station, Wymore, New I. Auction & Realty Co. Nebr., J. Delmar Gerdes, mgr. frame assure Dec. 6 - 146 acres of farmland Thimm & Jungens, aucts. rect de southwest of Hanover, VictoriaFeb. 29 - Sutor Hereford Farms of the Wetter. Aucts. Schultis & Son sale at Zurich, Gene Watson, rnpeller & Wolken. sale mgr. at all Dec. 6 - Johnson Polled Here- tim fords sale at Eureka Sale Pa- A surprish vilion, Eureka, Ks. moved throul Dec. 7 - Farm sale at White November 26 We had a very large hog run with 11 blk hfrs 427 @ 35.80 City.Art & Norma Schman-Less. Gasoline state buyers a many large numbers of pigs, which sold8 wf hfrs 503 @ 35.70 ke. Anderson & Wilson, aucts. vcry actively. 6 wf hfrs 587 @ 35.60 stockmen her The cattle market looked higher 2 bwf hfrs 445 @ 35.50 Dec. 8 - Holstein dairy herd dis- Tax Collections prices again Ic again. There is a great demand for the 3 wf hfrs persal east of Lawrence, Nebr., Following 700-900 lb. feeder cattle. Watch our 428 @ 35.50 Gilbert Theer. Paul W. Rolls- James T. McDonald, state tax director, reports that motor -vehicle our sale last m feeder market and check prices and COWS meier, sale mgr. Art Leitner & ,ee if we are not about the top market.1 hoist cow 1355 @ 22.30 Al Kotmeyer, aucts. fuel tax collections in October were Following is a partial listing of 1 hoist cow -1320 @ 22.20 Dec. 8 - General farm sale down more than 25 per cent from the our sale: 1 hoist cow 1445 @ 21.90 southwest of Odell, Nebr., Mr. same month in 1970. 1 wf cow 1185 @ 21.70 & Mrs. Vernon Duis. Schultis wfs FEEDER STEERS 1 hoist cow It was the second month in a row 1105 @ 21.60 8 3 wf strs & Son & Wolken, aucts. 1 I fftrt 681 @ 36.90 1 wf cow 995 (a ? 20.80 Dec. 10 - Francis Martin Estatethe fuel tax collections had dipped 9 wf/bwf strs 616 @ 36.90 1 wf cow 990 @ 20.40 below the receipts for the same 13 wf strs 4 wf strs 736 @ 36.90 farm sale south of Linn, Ks. 1 wf str 670 @ 36.50 Foster Kretz, auct. month in 1970. COWS/CALVES 8 wf strs 51 bwf strs 818 @ 36.45 2 wf cows/3 clvs @361.00 Dec. 11 - Farmland sale for Collections in October were $5.36 7 bwf cows/7 clvs @355.00 Lillie Colman estateattwo million, compared with $7.21 million HOLSTEIN STEERS 6 wf cows/6 clvs @355.00 locations: 320A southwest of in October, 1970. 8ellsr sirs 6 hoist strs 588 @34.00 9 wf springers @307.50 Fairbury, Nebr., and 640A west HOLT F 8 blk strs 9 hoist strs 579 @33.10 That brought the total for the 8 wf springers @300.00 of Harbine, Nebr .Executors, lbwf strs 5 hoist strs 523 @33.10 previous 12 months to $83.03 million, 16 wf springers @267.50 Max G. Logan & Jay W. Woods. SUPP S blk strs 4 hoist strs 640 @30.90 8 wf springers @267.50 Auct. Harold R. Siegel. compared to $83.97 million for the ITCO 9 hoist strs 861 @30.75 Dec. 11 - Steele's Polled Here- year before that. /wf strs 4 hoist strs 734 @30.50 3 wf sirs HOGS ford Production & Herd Reduc- Refunds of the gasoline tax totaled Next To SaleBarn 8 bik butch 237 @ 19.95 6. /char strs STEER CALVES tion Sale at Herington Sale $8.63 million, or 11.6 per cent in _MANHATTAN PR 77 mixed hogs 233 @ 19.85 Barn. Gene Watson, auct. I/ blkstrs 3 mixed strs 263 @49.00 18 white butch 218 @ 19.85 October. 3 wf strs 230 @48.00 26 mixed butch 232 @ 19.75 Dec. 11 - Real estate sale in. .lbwf strs 5 wf strs 231 @ Manhattan, Donald Wilson. An- 47.00 27 mixed butch 223 @ 19.75 361& strs 6 wf strs 331 @ derson & Wilson, aucts. 46.50 25 mixed butch 245 @ 19.75 1 wf strs 7 blk strs 200 @46.00 24 mixed butch 215 @ 19.70 sirs 1 bwf str 280 @45.75 26 mixed butch 207 @ 19.70 7 wf strs & bulls 383 @45.20 D'4INIP(1INS 3 wf strs ICEMOTORS, 375 @44.25 SOWS RONALD wst VolumeDedler 4)4led'qual bl"i, 10 bik strs 432 @43.75 GIFT IDEAS K ,If1SaS L 1 hamp sow 340 @16.70 OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC 1 wf strs 6 bwf strs 300 @43.75 5 mixed sows CHEVROLET 6 bwf strs 294 @ 16.50 FROM BLUESTEM KANSA, I bwfstrs 435 @41.90 10 red sows 387 @ 16.40 Ace shop vises 7 wf strs 438 @41.50 - Special VA/SecondNor I be str 5 mixed sows 428 @ 16.35 Christmas buy 1 blk str 610 @41.00 - lbolststrs 11 blk strs. 6 hamp sows 443 @ 15.80 426 @40.10 7 white scws 3%" -$7.95 2 bik strs 457 @40.00 471 @ 15.70 4" -$8.95 NEWSMAKERS Igal11 fed strs 5 bik strs 532 @39.75 5" - $9.95 HOLIDAY 3 wf strs PIGS 485 @39.70 18 mixed pigs Black & Decker 7514"power Custom 4 dr.hardtop ''' ,' ' 2 wf strs 497 @ @ 20.50 1971 OLDSMOBILE Delta 39.50 39 mixed pigs saw No. 7301 $19.88 Radio, heater, ,,eu.strs 2 blk strs 425 @39.00 @ 19.50 Black & Decker No. 7000 ,onweitohwnveinnyltop. airconditions 10 wf strs 39 white pigs @ 19.25 i4" powerbrakes, 542 @38.50 41 white pigs drills $8.88 mission, power steering, 13 b/bwf strs 492 @38.20 (1). 19.00 3T1,, 35 mixed pigs Black & Decker U-153 jigsaws ii 1 wf str 585 @38.00 @ 17.25 LTD 4 door...... auto'"'ocia 19 mixed pigs $12.88 1971 FORDwithFORD radio, heater, co 11wfhfrs E 20 blk strs 520 @37.20 @ 17.25 air 21 white pigs Black & Decker 26piece drill black vinyl top, brakes, 7 b/bwf strs [email protected] @ 17.25 transmission, power steering,power aut41:78..dicti:tonri.nvedr 52 mixed pigs @ 16.75 kit $19.88 c5a illehtsrs 34 mixed pigs HEIFER CALVES @ 16.25 Weller 8 piece solderinggun. and cruise control. 'illis ,_.... 27 white pigs kit - Special 1971 OLDSMOBILE 98 Luxury4 doorhardt°P ' trans 3 wf hfrs 283 @ 39.00 @ 16.25 $5.88 heater,automatic TuNe 6 wf hfrs 273 @ 38.60 27 mixed pigs @ 16.00 Hoppe shotgun cleaning kits Gold with vinyl top, radio, - brakes, air - 12:20 10 bwf hfrs 393 @ 38.00 91 mixed pigs @ 15.50 special $1.88 slop,on, powersteering, power 11 wf hfrs 74 mixed pigs @ 15.50 electric seats, electric windows. .. $ '''4 fillsOtrsr-s- 380 @ 37.70 49 mixed pigs Beautiful artificial Scotch Pine 4 dr.win ....,...eizi 6 wf fr 389 @ 37.50 @ 15.00 trees - 4' - $5.99 Vista Cruiser transmission, r automatic 5 wf hfrs 416 @ 37.20 6' - $11.88 7' - $14.88 White. Radio,heater, $2395 8 bwf hfrs 428 @ 37.00 Already Listed: conditioning. \lardr 70 choice b/bwf strs and heifers Men's heavy duty insulated . steering, power brakes, air 4 bwf hfrs 400- . 4 dr. .. tearing, 403 @ 36.10 500 lbs. coveralls $18.95 pr. 1968R OLDSMOBILE Vista Cruiser "" ...Pawe- r s transmission, WE ARE Large selection of toys &games Radio, heater, automatic $13 If you have livestock to appraise, call: "stockis 8power brakes, air conditioning. ca:,1 hardtop ...... d, bonded VERN LANGVARDT, Manager, 238-8211, Junction 1968CHEVROLET Camaro 2 dr. City ..$11 transmission. r HOINABD LANG VARDT, Auctioneer, 238-8212, 7V8, radio, heater, automatic ,,owe q Junctipn, City door...... e top_Randy HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone 349-2863 96 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass 4 1 Blue. Radio, heater, automatictransmission, MARC GERARDY, 1 CO3:33, Green,Kansas Phone 913/944-2625 - steering,, airconditioning. hardtoP .. : ..' CHEVROLET Impala 2 door g LICENSED AND BONDED automatictransmisoll. VS. Blue, radio, heater, stationOOP,' BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY 238-1471 1966 RAMBLER Classic 6 cvl. 4 door steerrib' Emporia White, radio, heater, stickshift, power Serial heifer salp-gigcow Gree ree City Auction i40 acres real . of Colby,estate ;.Dahl.Legere armersUnion CloserTo Regaining Daltysalty Co. National Charter? isParta,m The KansasFarmers Union, Farmers Union organizedin 1907 its charter to theand often has been a major 1950s. Byrnewas president from Sa Southeast ch surrendered voice in1953 until surrendered in early 1967. Many Mrs. Wal. Union, may bethe national group. Tony Dechant, 1960,then resigned years." 3Lins.Atict. Jim ational Farmers becauseofillhealth. members, however, have continued The 10,000 figure for Kansas tug close toregaining it. the current nationalpresident, He wastoaffiliatewith reelected in 1962,to be succeeded by thenationalmembership compares with 90,000 Farmland Many KFU membersthink thatoriginally came from Elliscounty. organization and money has come south and farm In fact, of seven men who have William Danielsof Cimarron, in for the Kansas Farm Bureau, 4000 of Clay 'oaf stepstoward regaining the held 1966. from the headquarters at Denver to Rudolphmc Ce for the Kansas Livestock arter willbe made at the statethe top position of the NFU,four support Lyon in lobbying activities. .etz,auct. eeVer, Shortly after Byrne Association. It is also lower than nvention atSalina this week. have had Kansas origins. C.E. Huff was suc- Kansas members have continued Silvern has continued tocame Norton county, John Veseckyceeded by Daniels itwas revealed estimates for the Kansas Assn. of 1'' The organization to attend national conferences and atA-tcPhirstratnunlOotYun andholdfrom Mitchell county, that the Kansas FUwas restrained Wheatgrowers andtheNational n Co. barn aintainmembership and Jimfrom selling certificates the state is entitled to a delegate toFarmers Organization, now thought in Atch: ventions since1967 even thoughPatton, Dechant's predecessor, ofin-the national convention. son Charolais debtedness. Reportedly,more than to have between 25,000 and 35,000 Ranch,1. re is noactual state organization.hailed from Bazaar. The NFU says Kansas still has iarns andaoud Smith county farmer The state organization was broken$300,000 worth ofunsecured cer- members. th American ale Lyon, about 10,000 members, more than mgrs. Auction has held the appointedbyb a scandal involving Martin tificates were sold by Byren,who But Lyon notes: "We don't play In Athol, J. enough for a state charterNFUgames with our membership. There director and hasByrne,B under whom Farmers was not registered asa security sale north of legislative Unionbroker. rulesalso require geographicis a difference between a paper e,Albert of spokesman for the group.had its greatest membership in the Olson. ?on the balance, a strong financial struc-count that includes non -farmer 'et, auct. Byrne was charged in Rushcountyture, and other indications of Earm court but the case never per-members who belong for insurance sale northof came tomanence. Dechant has said that the Milford Sutter, West branch Angus trial. The Kansas organizationhad purposes and actual, active far- 'etz. auct, Kansas group could get its chartermers." HERD SIRES: to file for bankruptcy the nextyear,reinstated "within two or three DoubleX Ranch showing assets of $96,000 anddebts eduction HECKETTIERIMAN N154 sale, G (A son of a Missouri State Fair champ) of over $450,000. Colo., Torn Adamsa YEARs;:, An insurance company operated attle Co., sale mg Etta Be TWIN KNOLLS KEBAN 30th by the organization . was reformed as 14th Annual Rell;sen the (Hls sire -one of the most correct ton bulls in America) a separate company and continues THEER HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL ?ford sale 4 yeaears at the Syl ill hi!p,N to operate. e Sale Barn, firstylateet4' 2 year old bull ready for service now, also yearling bulls. Sylvan Modern kind, all breeding stock guaranteed. Many people, of course, lost Wedn., Dec. 8 money from the bankruptcy and the Farm salesouth of LEON &MARGE GEISERT 12:30 Noon - Lunch Villard & unsecured certificates butno other Pittman Ph. A/C 913 479-5558 Rt. 3, Hope, Kansas In heated tent at farm ts. WayneAeschli. Our farm is located 11 miles south of Abilene on K 15 suits were ever filed against Byrne. e Fleskoski. The 21/2 mi. east of Lawrence Kansas charter was Nebr. on Hwy. 4.Law- lachinery,trucks and ; POND rence is located about 30 ?ffects of SwenE. ' miles southeast of state in Kackley,Re For - t'ook.,1111110tAK HASTINGS, NEBR. unty, Ks. Auct.Eu u0K11 ing. 3oar sale at Senek SELLING 85 HOLSTEINS itStation, Wymore, Reynolds 53 COWS, Many 2nd Calf Delmar Gerdes,mgr. "15 SIRED BY CURTISS BUI.L.S" Jungens, aucts. - Twenty-llfth anni. 12 Bred Heifers de of horned & -10 Open Heifers poll rds by The Lincoln Sale Barn 9 Calves ereford Assn. at the 'love, Ks. sale barn, 1 Bull, 3 Years Old in, assn. sec. ABILENE, KS. "INGLESIDE HERD HASTINGS" 3oar sale at Senek tStation, Wymore, Selling Every Financing thru State Securities Co., Lincoln, Nebraska Delmar Gerdes, mgr. Interstate Health Papers Will Be Furnished Jungens, aucts. FRIDAY DAIRY EQUIPMENT utor Hereford Farms Starts 1:00 p.m. 300 gal. Mueller vacuum bulk tank 3 years old -3 unit Surge irich, Gene Watson, pipeline milker electric pulsators, with No. 30 Alamo pump.

A surprisingly big run of cattle Gilbert Theer, Owner Aucts: Art Leitner, Herndon, Ks.; Al Kotmeyer, Superior, Neb. moved through the ring last Friday, 7 blk hfrs 405 @ 37.20 Paul W. Rolfsmeier, Sale Mgr., Seward, Nebr., 402.643-6143 November 26. With many out of 1 wfhfr 460 @ 37.10 asoline state buyers along with several local 24 bwf hfrs 458 @ 36.40 stockmen here to really buy cattle, 23 blk hfrs 406 @ 37.00 Illections prices again looked strong to higher. 16 char hfrs 430 @ 38.00 Hogs 11:00 a.m. McDonald, state tax Following is a partial listing of 10 bwf hfrs 476 @ 36.80 our sale last week: 19 bwf hfrs 454 @ 36.60 sale &wilt Cattle 1:00 p.m. wts that motor -vehicle 9 char hfrs 519 @ 36.60 7440444, ctions in October were STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 10 wf hfrs the 437 @ 36.00 an 25 per cent from 8 wf strs 307 @ 47.30 13 bwf hfrs 490 @ 35.40 in 1970. 1 wf str 315 @ 47.75 25 wf hfrs 444 @ 36.30 second month in a row 23 blk strs 453 @ 41.80 6 shorthorn hfrs 476 @ 34.90 collections had dipped 23 wf strs 484 @ 41.25 7 bwf hfrs 598 @ 34.20 eceipts for the same 10 bwf sirs 487 @ 41.25 5 bwf hfrs 678 @ 34.85 8 wf strs D. 513 @ 40.70 22 wf hfrs 635 @ 34.70 in October were$6;36 17 char strs 502 @ 40.80 10 wf hfrs 537 @ 35.20 * * * * * * * * * * ** eared with $7.21 million 8 char strs 547 @ 38.00 4 bwf hfrs 668 @ 34.50 970., 8 blk strs 509 @ 39.20 1 wfhfr 710 @ 34.30 ;ht the totalfor .the 5 bwf strs 615 @ 38.20 1 grain fed hfr 1010 @ 32.80 5 blk strs tenths to i83.03 535 @ 39.80 for the 2 wf strs BULLS $83.97 million 507 @ 40.00 SALE AS USUAL 3 wf strs 520 @ 40.30 1 blk bull 1185 @- 28.50 bat. 2 char strs tax totaled 437 @ 41.75 1 wf bull 1500 @ 26.90 the gasoline 12 blk strs or 11.6 percent in 652 @ 38.20 THURS., DEC. 2 4 bwf strs 631 @ 37.80 COWS 3 blk strs 575 @ 37.60 1 blk cow 975 @ 24.10 3 wf strs 641 @ 36.80 1 blk cow 1425 @ 22.30 As we had no sale 2 blk strs 622 @ 37.80 1 hoist cow 1400 @ 22.00 last Thursday 7 mixed shrthrn/brk1803@ 35.85 1 brn sw cow 1150 @ 22.30 due to Thanksgiving Day,we have no 20 med qual ICE m' blk strs 721 @ 36.15 1 wf cow 1075 @ 21.70 VokaiteDriff 2 wf strs listings to report this week. Laurst 570 @ 38.30 1 bwf cow 1190 @ 21.00 N.th Kansas -EAVIitnRILfiFI 3 bwf strs El -OLDSMOBILE 1 brn sw cow 1175 @ 21.80 CHE VROL 661 @ 36.70 We have some fine consignmentsfor 1 bwf str 775 @ 36.50 7 thin mixed cows @179.00 7 hoist this strs 488 @ 35.50 8 thin wf cows @188.00 comingsale,andthebuyers 2 grain fedstrs 1130 @ 34.50 7 wf cows 1055 @ 28,00 will be here. 7 grain fedstrs 3 wf cows 941 @ 21.60 N 8 grain fed 917 @ 34.05 HOLIDAY strs 1016 @ 34.40 1 roan cow 950 @ 21.10 3 red strs 1 brn cow/clf @305.00 cit e 510 @ 38.90 coolheater, 5 grain fed Radio e hoist 1190 @ 29.45 DsmoBILEDeitsvinyl Op. brakes, with povier * * * * * * ** * * * * * * ** * ,,e, steering, STOCKER Power & FEEDER HEIFERS Already Listed for Friday, Dec. 3: *fli,owner. ,,, 17 wf hfrs 1, one 4 door 367 @ 39.00 110 wf & b/bwf steers 450-600 lbs. BD LTD vinyl top, 15 wf hfrs black Po 448 @ 37.60 85 wf & b/bwf heifers 400-550 lbs. with steering, .0 power smission, TUNE IN ABILENESTATION KABI 1560 ON YOUR DIAL control. 4doorao,. cruise 98 Worry eater, 12:20 NOON 'EACHTHURSDAY AND 6:45 A.M. EACH radio, DSMOBILEvinyl top, brakes, FRIDAY FOR with power .,,4 OUR MARKET BROADCASTS. steering, wind.ows,40, In, powerelectric t!r,., ric seats, Cruiser Yardmen On Duty 24 Hours A. Day Vista automatic )SMOBILEheater, conditionelk air ,,, WE ARE te.Rad:o,brakes, OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY RALEIGH BREEDING, Manager power Cruiseridt9tc Livestock Bring your cattle PHONE FOR ring, Vista Licensed, is our business our only business transmission bonded in any time day or MORE INFORMATION barn 562-3671; home 562-3547 DSMOBILEautomatic and operating under Gov't Supervision night; we'll handle heater, conditioning.ha Auctioneer; Larry Lagasse, o air brakes, 2 dr. Dude them for you at Phone Agenda, Kansas 732-6425 er Camaro tr or Randy Reynolds Dan Reynolds automatic C01-3394 your request. EVROI,ETheater, 4 door CO3-4721 radio, Cutlass LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. nI)S1VIOBILE automatic . DUDE heater, ;., MARYSVI LLE, KANSAS Radio, linTFP REYNOLDS, Abilene, Ks. 2 door airconditioning. trats.ott,-,'5:, levitoina Imola LET automatic80:1,5'1, heater, 4 ilenr radio, 6 cvl, Po 3lue, shift, Classicstick MBLETIheater, a,radio, Po' thepastmonth.Moistureisabove ear ago Great Plains Area and about percent since 1965. Available forage suppliesfromgenerally adequate but additionalas in1969a the 0.2 An average Best Wheat This compares with only seeded wheat in the 3 -State areaofmoisture will be needed for con- of 8.0 3 acr percent a month earlier and Texas, as oftinued growth. Many cattle haverequired tocarry Kansas, Oklahoma, and a 400 ,0lie percent a year ago. November 15, were the bestsincebeen moved into the wheat districtsthe lowest inrecent Pasture For Years. The percent of seeded wheat 1965.In much ofsouthcentraland demand for grazing stock was Moisturesupplies acreage available for pasture inthe are g, Kansas, Oklahoma andTexas,strong. prospects forgrazing Grazing Since '65 central and south central districts Texas (Plains) coming month du forage supplies were mostly good. very favorabl Wheat pastures in the westernwas 53 and 71 percent,respectively. Two areas, one in south central Seeded wheat fields in the nor- The other districts ranged from 21 thern high plains and southern low two-thirds of Kansas improved Kansas and the other in the northern FIVE STATE greatly from mid -October to mid -percent in north central Kansas to 42plains of Texas, showed excellentplains of Texas were providing good DELEGATES percent in the southwest district. TO SHORTHORN November. footage conditions. to excellent forage for livestock. CONVENT The acreage required to carry a About 64 percent of the 1972 wheat Kansas delegates On the latter date, 45.0 percent of conditionswer to the Poorforage convention of an 400 -pound calf through fall and acreage had sufficient growth to theAmericans the seeded wheat acreage hadwinter was six acres. This is thereported inonly a few counties thorn Association sufficient growth to provide pasture' pasture by November 15, highest at Chicago least acres required in the last sevenlocated mostly in northcentral week are for livestock compared with only 5.0, since 1965. BillScott, Kansas: Herman Fischer Ran percent a month earlier. This wasyears. 55 Nearly 40 percent of the seeded Jr. of and sub -soilmoisture By mid -November nearly Keith Lauer Sew for Surface wheat acreage was actually being andMilton the largestpercentage percent of the seeded wheat acreage of Abilene; Nagely November since 1965. supplies are mostly adequate and grazed at mid -November, well and James in the three -Statewheat pasture To Some 13.0 percent of the seededgrazing prospects in most of south- Wakarusa. western and south central Kansasregion had sufficient growth to wheat acreage was actually being pasture livestock. This was more pastured, also the highest Novemberare very good. than double a year earlier and the Monday,Dec. largestformid -Novembersince 13 NEBRASKA 1965. Starts 10:30 a.m. - LunchServed At the farm About 23 percent of the seeded 31/2 mileseast of acreage was actually beingpastured Kansas on Hwy.4, three southAlta Vista, east ;or 9 miles north of Counciland one. at mid -month compared with 13 Hwy. 177, 4 east, 1 north Grove on: percent a year ago. The percent of and 1 east. . , the available acreage being grazed Machinery NewIdeatractor in mid -November was also the spreader manure 1959 MF 85 gas tractor, 3pt. Mounted -\ \' highest since 1965. Moisture supplies tractor hitch and wide front end, sprayer 7 -rowfief KANSAS in most of the region are adequate to mechanically in good condition COLORADO abundant. and has good rubber. A good tl tractor. MISCELLANEOUS Oklahoma (Western) Some roundbales of prairie NEW ,MEXICO AC WD row crop tractor, new alfalfa and ,` Wheat fields in the five western paint, good hay were 300 gal. gas tankon stand districts of Oklahoma Allis roto-baler 1" rope block & tackle, providing the best mid -November MF 4 row planter with fert., 3 pt. 2 stock saddles; good MF 4x14 plow, 3 pt. wagon box grazing of the past decade. waterhaulingtank; wooden MF 91/2' 3 pt. chisel self feeders; metal Two-thirds of the -wheat acreage frame bu MF 91/2' wheel disk saw; several livestock had sufficient growth for grazing, Two No. 5 JD mowers panels; in mid - & 6' stock tanks. just slightly more than Case side delivery rakes, 2 wheel 5 rollsnew barbed wire; November 1965. Nearly one-third of semi -mount woven hog wire; pile ofsour OKLAHOMA 4 rubber tired wagons sto the wheat acreage was being wood;stainless steel Two 2 wheel trailers washing self. grazed, a better utilization than in Soil Surgeon; 2 sec. harrow; 3 pt. IHcream separator; 5,8 1965 when plants were not well & 10 gal. milk cans. EXCELLENT field cultivator; Danuser 3 pt. Wood -burningcopper rooted down, but slightly below the blade; JD 30 combine clad kitchen stove; 2 hyd.2llay utilizationin mid -November 1968 WW slide -in pickup rack with cylinders; shop tools; JD fold -down sides nil when moisture and weather were runningpump jacks; 5' lift arm,3 Fairbanks -Morse belt driven pt.; IH 12' dump rake; old haii GOOD favorable. hammermill Bruncttwith fert., steel wheels; TEXAS Early sown wheat fields were Bowser PTO burr mill on rubber galvanized roofing; lots of wire providing a good toexcellent Portable livestock loading chute cable; railroad ties and man rote 2 row JD cultivator other miscellaneous items. FAIR amount of forage. The wheat HOGS IC acreage required to carry a 400 - BillBru pound calf averaged 3 acres, the he brought lowest since 1961. Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Williams POOR Temperatures have been Auctioneer - Jim Kirkeminde favorableforwheatgrowth Clerk - Farmers a Drovers Bank, Council Grove

4 shthrn cows 1300@ 4 shthrn cows 947@ 1 wf cow 1020@ 1 red cow 760 @ Sell 41 st M 1 wf cow 1120 @ 2 wf cows 1085@ 1 wf cow 1380@ Or Buy JI® AuBc)tion 1 shthrn cow 1005@1 VCOC43CM 1 bwf cow 860@1 It was a snowy, wet daybutwe 1 ger cow 1105@ 4 wf strs stillsold 1084cattle on a real good 365 @41.80' 1 blk hfr 610 @34.30 1 wf cow 925@1 12 wf strs 2 wf hfrs 395 @ 35.10 strong active market. Feeder steers 506 @ 40.60 4 blk hfrs 555 @34.20 1 red cow 710 @ 18 3 blk strs 7 blk hfrs 499 @ 35.00 and heifers weighing600 pounds 448 @ 40.40 1 blk hfr 700 @ 3 blk cows 870@ 18 3 wf bulls 33.90 3 bwf hfrs 463 @ 34.90 andup were selling at an all time 318 @ 40.25 1 brocf hfr 3 wf cows 1028@18 2 blk strs 755 @33.40 4 bwf hfrs 481 @ 34.80 high. 467 @40.00. 5 wf & blk hfrs 1 wf cow 920g 17 2 wf strs 568 @32.90 5 wf hfrs 499 @ 34.80 Following is a partial listing of 392 @ 40.00 34 wf & blk hfrs 3 blk cows 90311 16. 7 b/bwf strs 737 @32.75 3 blk hfrs 516 @ 34.50 our sale: 360 @ 40.00 14 wf & blk hfrs 716 @32.55 11 blk cows/clvs @370 4 blk strs 2 wf hfrs 540 @ 34.50 @345 467 @ 40.00 4 wf & blk hfrs 21 blk cows/clvs 2 wf strs 582 @32.50 2 b/bwf hfrs 402 @ 34.30 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 392 @ 40.00 1 bwf hfr 585 @32.50 12 wf cows/clvs @300 9 blk hfrs 486 @ 34.20 @260 2 wf strs 560 @ 38.00 7 b/bwf strs 360 @ 40.00 7 wf & blk cows 4 blk strs 27 mixed hfrs 779 @31.90 3 red & blk hfrs 530 @ 33.70 1 blk str 645 @ 37.90 487 @ 39.80 1 char hfr 940 @31.00 10 wf cows/3 clvs @270 6 mixed strs 3 blk hfrs 523 @ 33.50 @252.5 10 wf strs 752 @ 37.70 430 @ 39.80 2 wf hfrs 660 @30.10 5 blk & wf cows 6 blk strs 2 bwf hfrs 410 @ 33.50 @238 28 b/bwf strs 664 @ 37.10 426 @ 39.80 2 hoist hfrs 775 @29.00 5 blk cows 3 b/bwf strs 385 @ 39.75 6 b/bwf hfrs 468 @ 32.50 @225 FEW FIELD; 13 blk & red strs 719 @ 37.10 1 red hfr 890 @28.00 19 cows/2 clvs 2 wf strs 462 @ 39.50 @183 2 bwf strs 557 @ 37.00 1 blu rn hfr 820 @27.50 17 blk cows mile field ist 10 b/bwf strs 496 @ 39.40 ktthe weather 33 wf & blk strs 720 @ 36.80 5 wf hfrs 610 @25.75 COWS 4 wf strs 531 @ 39.25 tithe milo 4 bwf & brocf strs816 @ 36.30 1 wf cow 1050 @ 23.75 has 8 char & brocf strs352 @ 39.25 lift, such 3 blk strs 816 @ 36.20 HEIFERCALVES as th 9 wf strs 486 @ 39.00 1 blk cow 1120 @ 22.70 11 bwf & wf strs 631 @ 36.20 3 wf hfrs 321 @36.90 1 blk cow 890 @ 22.60 3 char strs 571 @ 36.10 2 bwf strs 465 @ 38.75 7 wf hfrs 4 blk strs 472 @ 38.70 389 @36.75 3 wf cows 725 @ 21.75 13 b/bwf strs 795 @ 36.00 6 wf hfrs 403 @3366..7100 2 blk strs 460 @ 38.25 wh of Ito coww 1325 @ 21.70 40 wf & blk strs 738 @ 36.00 3 wf hfrs 425 @ cows 830 @ 21.50 3 wf & char strs 881 @ 35.706 wf & brocf strs 469 @ 37.75 8 wf bulls 4 b/bwf hfrs 377 @36.00 2 wf cows 845 @ 21.30 8 char strs 717 @ 35.60 466 @ 37.40 8 bwf & wf hfrs 3 brocf strs 465 @ 37.10 371 @35.80 2 hoist cows 1387 @ 21.10 15 mixed strs 819 @ 35.20 4 b/bwf hfrs 435 @34.70 1 wf cow 1045 @ 21.10 18 mixed strs 872 @ 34.208 b/bwf strs 537 @ 37.00 7 wf hfrs 3 bwf bulls 518 @ 36.70 394 @35.70 1 hoist cow 1290 @ 21.10 8 blk strs 917 @ 34.00 5 bwf & wf hfrs 410 @35.70 1 hoist cow 1690 @ 20.70 2 blk strs 595 @ 33.606 blk bulls 527 @ 33.90 6 b/bwf hfrs 3 hoist strs 378 @ 33.50 368 @35.60 2 blk cows 1032 @ 20.60 2 char strs 800 @ 33.10 2 blk hfrs 245 @35.50 1 hoist cow 12 mixed strs 1480 @ 20.60 965 @ 32.00 4 b/bwf hfrs 375 @35.50 1 hoist cow 900 @ 20.60 6 holst strs 596 @ 32.00STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 3 bwf & char hfrs 36 b/bwf hfrs 565 @ 34.30 400 @35.50 1 shthrn cow 1240 @ 20.50 4 hoist strs 606 @ 30.70 8 wf hfrs 511 @35.25 1 shthrn cow 6 holst strs 851 @ 30.00 1 blk hfr 660 @ 34.30 1300 @ 20.50 16 hoist strs 920 @ 29.70 5 hoist strs 908 @ 29.50 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 3 holst strs 1120 @ 29.10 REZAC BARN LIVESTOCKCOMMISSION 6 hoist strs 820 @ 28.60 St. Marys 437-2999 DELAINE REZAC St. Marys 437-6266 COMPANY STEER CALVES ELMER IMTHURN 4 wf strs ---- 365 @44.75 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 6 bwf bulls 403 @43.70 PAUL KRAMER 3 b/bwf strs 366 @43.70 St. Marys 437-2993 St. Ma st. 7 b/bwf strs 312 @43.50 KENNETH REZAC vir 4 wf strs 369 @42.70 St -Marys 437-2733 5 wf strs 408 @42.00 Auctioneers:Lawrence Welter,Gene Toby & Dennis Rezac