heifers-540@ -----410 -54s o ------410 o22,1 52 rs 2 COWS "----1100 o 18 ------8055 --'----835 5 17 ------1285 17 0 ------990 0 17 cows --1170 17 cow --1140 17 17 ------1170 0 17 ------1270 @ 1 13thyear ------1160 O no. 16 June 20, 1967 ------775 o 1 ------780 ------765 0 Officials there said it indeed ------1160 O New Farm Import? ThisOne was a Scotch thistle. ------1105 0 16 ------1080 "In Nebraska, Scotch thistles ------1090 0 16 Is A Weed From Nebraska are considered noxious weeds," ------795 o Walline said. Ifi McPHERSON-- Kansas may In Kansas, there haven't been ------1380@ in Canton, Empire and Delmore 15 be gaining another noxious enough of them to be consider. ------7950 is townships, stand up to seven cif ------weed. feet tall. ed noxious. clfs ------o CurtisL.Walline, McPher- Yellow blooms appear in ear- "I expect the thistles in Mc- son county noxious weed super-ly spring but the color deepensPherson county came in from BULLS visor, has discovered a giantQuickly to a dark purple. Nebraska on a load of hay or ------1410 0 23 00 Acres of Popcorn variety of Scotch thistlein The leaves are glabrous, deep-by some other similar means." 1370 0 23 three townships in McPhersonly lobed and three to six inches Walline believes there may be 430 o 22 ,One of the largest acreages of popcorn in the counyt. in length. a serious danger of it becoming - 4s0 &G area is worked by Jack Lill of Kanopolis. Walline said the plants, found Scotch thistles produce fromestablished in this area. 10,000 to 100,000 seeds on each "We've got to get on them and MISSIO plant and may spread rapidly ifstay on them until they are kill- not checked. ed out." Farm Report Notes Ninth He suggests that farmers 11( tate Walline had difficulty identi- fying the plant. who noticeplants resembling "The thistle, up to now un-Scotch thistles notify their res- $1 Billion Output common in this area, is muchpective county noxious weed traight taller' than the musk or "nod-5,,pervisor. He said he didn't know why or the ninth consecutive livestock grazing and hay har-tively in any emphatic transi-ding" thistle. It stands straight, Kansas farm income ex - tion too, not as the musk thistle. the Scotch thistles in McPher- Mary vesting on land diverted from toward full-scaleproduc- son county were growing so $1 billion, according to crop production under U.S. tion of food," Freeland said. "I had seen Scotch thistles be- Freeland, Kansas Board of Approximately 6,500 free cop- fore but never this large," helarge. This is not normal. Dept. of Agriculture programs, In Nebraska,thesethistles vulture secretary, ies of the new KSBA report will exnlained. Kan land, writing in the re - he said. soon be distributedto legisla- Walline sent one of the plantsusually grow much smaller. y issued. 49th KSBA re - Rain and favorable weather tors, state government officialsto Kansas State university for "I guess McPherson county indicated the 1966 fiscal at mid -year 19466 brought newand the general public. ideni fieation. land is just fertile," he added. was the ninth straight life to crops and pastures and renewed prospects for a favora- ofrecord -breaking farm Saila uction and income. ble year, he said. e said three new records Freeland declared 1966 a year re set during the year- Ju-of agricultural transition in the iRVEST 1965, to June 30, 1966. The United States. He said one of ds were: 5.5 million -plus the most obvious transitions of cattle and calves regis- was the disappearance of the a sorghum crop which wheat surplus. Only raged 48 bushelsper acre He said USDA officials have the soybeancrop which to - predicted the U.S. carry-over of 11:00 a.m. Ca wheat this June 30 will be re- er they areconsign 21 million bushels. e average soybean yieldof duced to less than 400 million bushels equaled bushels - about one-third the 22. the previous i hogs 2230 rd. The 1966 sl rplus. @ 22. sugar beet I ix hogs217 of more than "It would be only two-thirds hogs 215 @ 22. 340,000 tons the second of the 600 million bushels con- 218 @ 22. highest of rec- hogs he said. 22. sidered by experts as cary-over hi hogs 213p Commercial @ 22, feedingofcat - needed for a safe reserve sup- ix hogs 231 and processing ply," Freeland said. it hogs 206@ 22. of red meat 13. d materiallyduring fis-" For the past seven years, he ii 1966. The 11. state now has 92 said, the world has been using rcial lots, pigs @ 15' each with a ca- more wheat than was produced. 0 18, tY of 1,000head or more. "At present, use of wheat is in- t pigs Total 17. cattle in feedlots num-creasing 300 million bushels a 14. 433,000 head. rhi pigs Cattle feed year withprospectsforstill was up approximately - it pigs 1814. higher rates of increase." cent from 40 aix pigs fiscal 1965. Proc- He said U.S. exports of wheat of redmeat wasup sixnow exceed the amount used cent, domestically. 512 @ 11' t sows Fertilizer Food Deficiency Soon k sows485 @ Use Grows Thetransition,hesaid 11, se of commercial 445 @ fertilizers d sow Kansas "seems to call for an end to 460 @ 11"1 farmers is t sows the state's evidence the era of American agricul- 320? 18'1 agriculture is t sow title a ture oriented largelyto 50 350P 1,8' profession," t sow At mid Freeland states and the market within 405 @ -year, 1966, ii sow IS. Purchasing farmers those states.It looms as a t sow 355 @ fertilizersat change from the worries of a 450 @ rate of960,000 /sows This tons per surplus food producing nation t sow 260 ?l'e was 535times greater 445 @ 11 the tonnage to those of a deficient world." k sow used in 1932. 505 @ estimated Serious attention to the tran- ii sow that the 1 milion rate will sition could signal an end to the ate 1970, tons annually era of so-called surplus crops, he said. ith livestock bulging government storage enterprises, production bins, low exports, rigid acreage e atrecord and farmin - controls and price supports, he Whet/ high levels, ewhatstartling it is said. CO to note that SION (Is ofthe U.S. The era seems to be giving u show Weather the first way to an era of reduced grain 1%6 siimonths ,40 supplies, increasing exports and Period the driestsix - a relaxed production restriction, on record in S ofprecipitation," he said. said, Free" "Kansas, as one of the sixClean Up .0211 et Darrel Diehl, A. W. Christenson and Ralph Pierce of Tescott do a ere a major agricultural states of the declared e dte's 105 counties in front of the Diehl home. Diehl is the man :ensed isaster nation, possesses the resourcesreal cleanup job on trees areas for and know-how to participate ac-with the saw. Nebraska sales luestE officials more, since the ment on collectionof sales complete and Kansas tax is 21/2 per centand both Theconditi', estimate it Will mean amillion Missouri tax is June 20,1967 taxes. forthe Kansas and Work Toward A Kansas additional dollars revenue lower tax the James T. McDonald, 3 percent. He said the when a purchase 00reSt s said he hopes Kansas annually. tempt more is rnade revenue director, in Nebraska might Kansas store in itSA 9 the 1311S Sales Tax Past be reached McDonald said he thinks an Kansans to makepurchases in for shilarnent c an agreement can Missouri, the to agreementwith Nebraska Missouri by mid -summer. Nebraska. of 3 percent uset. PPP er would increase Kansas reve- will beadded Kan- McDonald also plans to seek asale. With Nebraska An agreement between amount or to U, t"..2 with is already nues by an equal similar agreement withOkla- Kansas is negotiating sas and Missouri Conversely,sales made Nebilaska for a reciprocalagree homa, which has a2 per centsouri for delivery in h. rate. require the KansastoRansas; WOODMAN Under the pact withMissouri,tax. 3 perceN

tbdeeonpTgaiti heif jsouryneblit ...... str stures 11 MotorGrader Booms .111111111111111..111111.1 lllll 111111101.1111 lllll Graders FARMERS OUTLOOK placed for All Makes andModels of Motor tio Was L.H. Simed PATENTED3,145,015 OPENINGS FOR. DEALERS. PROTECTED TERRITORIES LotsOf Do MANUFACTURED BY The Why Of The ForFeedlot BIGBEE MFG. CO., INC. Cr] Route 3' ARKANSASconst Sudden Hog Jump contracts f'°r fee, MANHATTAN, KANSAS 66502 ^80,000cattle Smiles east of hen Hog prices rose spectacularly develc strongly to get awarded by Boom from mid -April to late May. The keep the women happy, The Woodman Motor Grader rise totaled around $7 a hun- City Inc. fo Each retailer- chain xcontracts lifting io Si is a new low cost, timesaving, dred pounds in about 6 weeks. hdeepethnedefnfrts-t went to J. does notwantriniceosr, device adaptabletoall motor grader This was one of the biggest raise t Aria ALLIS-CHALMERS MODEL "0" lk price increases on record in 1 plowlift knows that he won'tget nou is owned units with scarifier or snow such a short time. It has stirred business if he boosts which mayor. groups. The boomis manufactured in a lot of comment - and afew feed others hold theline. Ant A $202,000 standard10' or 12' questions. point: A retailer, like two sections for a farm, went toWilliams Sudden advances in livestock er,is never sure thatprices Diego,Calif., lengths The type "B" San prices have occurred many won't be lower nextweek for $8,456 a rated 4 tract boom (B210, B212) lifts times in the past. As in this When retailers arefinally deedConstruction tons. case, the price advancesusually tcoonhvainvceedtothpaaty theyare Otherer came after a rather longperiod morefor to the'a'- the The boom folds intoa convenient of unexpectedly large supplies meat, they raise the prices The feedlotopei and low prices. the retail counters. The hiohe carrying position that does not obstruct allywill handle What usually happens is that prices slow consumer buying, cattle at normal operation of the grader. retailers cut prices and put on head of But if shortages persist,retal bigsalesto move the large prices are raised further. FOR 1, MLR DEMONSTRATION WRITE OR PHONE vol"me of meat. Retail prices CATERPILLAR WITH CATERPILLAR LIFT GROUP. DAYS: PR 8-5172 or PR 6-5274 NIGHTS: PR 8-5857 Eventually, say after 4 to OWNED BY MANHATTAN TOWNSHIP, ROUTE 3 are set and advertising is pre- w,,elcs, retail sales are slowed Starlight I MANHATTAN, KANSAS pared 1 or 2 weeks in advance. so that there .is no shortage Then, whenever market sup- meat at the wholesale level. I! plies fall short of consumer de- fact, temporary surpluses otal mand, retailers and packers bid appear, and prices of live ad anhnrgeGl rhGiteTtha,Talehrheealesadot, mals are cut back somewhat 'OthiLsieTthospyrehs.theatrical GRASS & GRAIN Pork production was much week,84gi ushering 9 The Mid -Kansas news weekly. greater earlier this year IN a Published each Tuesday at 1207 most people eXpected. Outputa Moro, (Box 1009) Manhattan, -i the first 4 months exceeded II Anna Maria A Kansas, 66502 by billion pounds. This was ma AG PRESS rums in the starri Dean Coughenour fifth more than a year before and one -tenth more than illLeonard Berstein E. R. Woodward is for a one -week Second classpostage paidat average olitput in the previes time high grossin Manhattan, Kansas 8 years (two hog cycles). Subscription: $3 year Starlight was set ALLIS-CHALMERS MODEL "0" BOOM MOUNTED ON CATERPILLAR Low prices for pork emu al, with Miss All CIRCULATION 11,108,aged consumers to buy freely, vo years ago. They bought so freely that* Next Monday -- tailers - then packers, too -productions alwa' began to bid up for suppliesMonday and run The bidding became much with mostmusic Cattle Have Come A Long Way stronger in May; over a fw week runs, but r week period, pork output la weeks der Federal inspection) shred Over The Last 'Several Decades 1 from 225 million pounds a Wed

to only 177 million pounds In My from the "Chisholm Trail" steer to our present day shrinkage of output, 21 per feedlot steer. cent, was unusually severe, it The weekly pork output gr starring. ally decreases during Juneel. arc in the first week of July, I, prices climb correspondingly Jones This year, the seasonalshnrh advance to age in receipts and S ( occur rperic.es may already have which willrun J Hog marketingsusually lei gin to increase in thesem week in July. Typically,weeks)

receipts D2B4arlo' fourthforofmthJisuly toNovember Barbraf "Funny Girl,"No 0, is offset by a strengthening ust 7-13 musical the c* a demand for pork with her ing of cooler weather, The official Pig CropRepot Broadway issued last March,pointed 1 star. market suppliesabout 4 Another ,. recen cent larger thanlast year Musical attractioi andfall, 11 ing the summer IQ be theAugl increased corp, marketings are Bob Holiday,the respondingly, pork su the original New person will beabout 4 per oS1iftg2: larger than theaveragPePifieosree; stage withRare Just as it was with the steer, formula feedmanufacturing has come a long way since thescoop past 8 years. Bill Hayes. ofP shovel mixing days. One such Kansas industry,Naturich, has become one of the best known The larger supplies The Starlight and one of the most respected in this highly close competitive field. When it comes to total feeding maybeoffset, with two results.. ' . no brand of feed offers a better return on your feed dollar than Naturich. In the Soundof Music' feedlot, you'll profit from Naturich "KNOW-HOW"by including Stock -Maker Cattle Supple- se), theonetime ment in your ration. See your Naturich dealer real '., the soon. Mariarole Broadway,, the average for goers gilts as centralmarket Martinand to Julie NATU RICH MILLS Andrews-. in Abi!ene Kansas ltoaointiesthaneusual this PoorestnA Decade June 20, 1967 Grass 8E -Grain luestem feed in mal as of June 1. Thiswas eight per- of pasture centage points below the 20, 1967 Theconditionof Kansas wasin comparable area in a dec- date last year and 13points below LARGE CAPACITY bluestem 1 condition the 1961-65 average. rchas, . poorestJune made Cropand Livestock re for the Kansas "Substantial rains throughoutthe GRAIN STORAGE shipm pagervice says. area in early June and the coming of le missol, ent to grasses wereslow start - st win_ warmer weather should result in sig- LARGE LEG TO FACILITATE FAST UNLOADING I will be (iliseed as theresult of dry ,this year weather and cool nificant improvement in pasturefeed spring and early in coming weeks," the servicesaid. Storage Space for All Grains Y, salesmade it said. in May, !livery said, Condition of cattle in theblue - to Kansas veratures theservice Cash or Loan for Your Wheat ' stem area was placed only moderately Kansas 3 Nevertheless,bluestempastures was nand for with 97 percent of below average, but thiswas the lowest )ng thisyear for June 1 in 37 years. The reported Solomon Co-op Assn. filled by June1. condition was 81 percent of normal, pastures 1 pasturefeed condi- GORDON COOK, MGR. The June two percentage points below lastyear placed at70 percent of nor - GRAIN - FEED - FERTILIZER Iwo and five points below average. HARDWARE - APPLIANCES -- FUEL L.H. siner, Solomon Phone OL 5-3961 Kansas

of Dollars he is feedlot CITY - Eight RKANSASconstruction of a racts for u nip feedlot seven 1,000 cattle Floor Sample been Sale 's eastof here have ) get enough developers of Ark meat rded by 'omen happy, Inc. SALE POSITIVELY ENDS AT 9 P.M. SAT., JUNE 24 .ailer- chain or xcontracts for atotal of - does not want 000 went toJ. G. Andrews at to raise prices, struction, ArkansasCity, Free Delivery Within 200 Miles Credit Open Eves. Wed. eSat. t he won't get thecity's ro chis owned by he boosts prices w tor. Ed theline. Ano $202,000 feed millcontract retailer, likea it to Williamsand Brothers, BEDROOM SUITES DINETTE SETS .?.r sure that pd Diego,Calif., and a con - lower next week to Kin- tfor $8,456 went $39.95 Drop-leaf Table, Heat Resistant Top -49.88 etailers are final i ConstructionCo. of Arkan- $119.95 4 -pc. Bedroom Suite Dresser, Mirror, Chest that they are go City. Other workwill bring & Panel Bed $79.88 $7.95 Dinette Chairs, Vinyl Covered $4.88 ) pay more for total cost to $300,000. $149.95 4 -pc. Bedroom Suite Double Dresser, Mirror $62.95 5 -pc. Dinette Set, Table and 4 Chairs $39.88 y raise the prices he feedlot operationeventu- Chest and Bookcase Bed $99.88 $69.955 -pc.Dinette Set,Table Self-edged,and 4 counters. The hig will handle up to10,000 $189.95 3 -pc. Triple Dresser, Mirror and Bed $119.88 $49.88 consumer buyin of cattle at one time. Chairs ortages persist re $179.95 4 -pc. Double Dresser, Mirror, Chest and $79.95 5 -pc. Round Extension Table, Self -edge With Panel Bed $59.88 raised further. $139.88 4 Padded Chairs

Ily, say after 4t $189.88 4 -pc. Walnut Double Dresser, Mirror, Chest $89.88 7 -pc. Dinette Set, Large Table and 6 Chairs - an sales are slo arlight At KC & Panel Bed $149.88 $69.88 ere is no shortage $199.95 4 -pc. Bedroom Suite, Early American $159.88 he wholesale level $109.95 42 -in. Round Table With Pedestal Base and )ensThis Week 4 Chairs $59.88 )orary surpluses o $299.95 Italian Prov., Double Dresser ,Mirror, Chest he G&G area's major out - & Bed $179.88 nd prices of live 'theatrical attraction opens Largest Selection To Choose From cut back somewh week, "West Side Story" $299.95 4 -pc. French Prov. Double Dresser, Mirror, 'oduction was mu ering in the 1967 season at Chest & Bed $199.88 arlier this year Starlight Theatre in Kansas )le expected. Outp Over 700 Bedroom Pieces To Choose From 1 months exceeded ,nna Maria Alberghettire - APPLIANCES lunds. This was as in the starring. role in the e than a yearbef nard Berstein extravagan- $139.95 Double 'Drain Kitchen Sink & Cabinet With .enth more than for a one -week run. The all- Drawers $109.88 ttput in the preu e high grossing week at the $209.95 G.E. Coppertone Refrigerator Family Size two hog cycles). $169.88 slight was set by the music- CHAIRS AND ROCKER $249.95 2 -door G.E. Refrigerator, Whtie Automatic ices for pork e with Miss Alberghetti, just . Defrost $189.88 ;timers to buy $10: ) years ago. 3. ' ig a ase a orm ers $199.95 Admiral Chest Food Freezer With Built -In that ght so freely ?eat Monday $39.88 Rocker Nylon Cover Solid Walnut Arms Lock $159.88 - Starlight $24.88 then packers, too ductions alwaysorpn on $269.95 23 -cu. Ft. Chest Food Freezer With Al. Liner bid up for suPP $49.95 Kroehler Murphy -Miller Reversible Foam $199.88 nday and run thruSunday, $39.88 ing becamemuch Cushions $119.95 G.E. Automatic Electric Dish Washer $96.88 It most musicalsonone- $59.95 Kroehler Murphy -Miller Modern Turn About $199.95 G.E. Automatic Washer Filter -Flo 14, 3 Wash in May; over a ek runs, butsome for two Rocker High Back Nylon Cover $44.88 $169.88 output Temperature iod, pork eks - the musical"Kimset" One Of The Largest Selections Of Chairs, $119.95 G.E. Clothes Dryer, Automatic $79.88 inspection) s $34.88 lh Gordon MacRaewill open. Rockers And Recliners $59.95 Hoover Upright Carpet Sweeper million poundsa $199.95 Admiral Deluxe Electric Range $159.88 seen hereas recently as 1964, $139.88 77 millionpounds ly Fair Lady" $179.95 G.E. Pushbutton Electric Range .. ' 21 Pe returns for a $120.00 Eagle Deluxe Apartment Size Gas Range of output, leek stay, July3-16, with Dor- $99.88 unusually severe. ty Coulter and Michael $157.95 30 -inch Eagle Gas Range (Family Size) output Allin- !ekly pork a starring.Both appeared $129.88 June SPRING uses during re three years MATTRESSES & BOX $186.95 37 -inch Eagle Gas Range With Storage Space of July, agointhe $149 88 rst week ernerlowe musical. $119.88 Admiral Air Conditioners $89.88 Shirley mbcorrespondingly Jones and BillHayes seasonal s e featured $19.95 Full Size Cotton Mattress $10.88 This Is A Small Sample Of Appliances That Await the in "On A Clear advance You When You Visit Sedlacek's .ceipts and lY You Can $14.88 have See Forever," $29.95 Twin -Size Innerspring Mattress ay already rich willrun July 17-23. $17.88 Karen Morrowand the Seren- $39.50 Full -Size Innerspring Mattress tarketingsusuallY PilY Singers in the are the attrac-, $49.50 Tufted Innerspring Mattress $19.88 lcrease los in `TheUnsinkable Molly July.TYPieslik..4 'on" for than the 2 -weekrun July $39.50 Sealy Innerspring Mattress (disc. ticking) ncreasemore August 6. $24.88 July to Ns!, EARLY AMERICAN ore the BarbraStreisand vehicle, $99.95 Round Oval Extension Maple Table . $59.88 hinny $89.50 Foam Mattress and Box Spring $49.88 ifthis grewill.ge Girl," willbe the Aug $219.95 Bufet and Hutch With Drawers and Doors by astrengthening till musical - $179.88 ,o. Streisand at the Starlight. $179.95 1674 Coil Comfort, Mattress and Box Spring pork with $22.95 Contoured Seats on Maple Chairs $16.88 for here, butMarilyn $119.88 olerweather. Oars,one of the $219.95 Early American Davenport, Reversible Cush- Po Streisand's $169.88 ficial PigCrOP:et way replacements, ions ar. will Over 4 Carloads Of Quality Bedding $119.95 Wing Back Chair, Heavy Grade Nylon Cover kg March, Pa..,4 $79.88 about ,Another Sealy, King Koil, Serta, Englander, Simmons supplies recent Broadway ,$89.88 Solid Maple Tea Cart $59.88 last Year And Others. :er than lusical attraction, Visit Our Gigantic Early American Department ands be the "Superman,,, suner co August14.20 draw gs areinetsetiaSpoes "11°IidaY,the Clark le Kent of Ptictit4 per e at13n theeinaNewY York cast,will 411 be for Starlight, tage sharing the an theaverage with Morrowand oars. of tineStarlight rgersuPPlaeast with season will two offset, at beef P weeks of"The , cutIn nean1 P piices n!aYear 61."-tneclefnMetuimsiecatriceMun- " SEDLACEK'S '050 of ' Mi has Kansas familiaramt to Hanover Phone ED 7-2345 for D far waYgoers 'age rarkets with Mary ventral - about AnaareNtwts! 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are far the usual than 5 year' ... June 20,1967 icio 4 Grass &Grain atChia' controlled areas only and stress. ed that no fees arecharged use of land or water for areasun. der jurisdiction ofthe Con sion. All areas, owned -in -us. or leas ed by the Fish andGame mission, are open to Coul. free of charge. the public The Commissionalso enThha Sprecker Davies Fickel sized the Golden EaglePassport Bergsten does not provide for admittance of vehicles to areasunder con. trol of the Kansas Park Candidates and Re. Riley County Princess in the sources Authority, 801 Harrison One of several June IsDairy Month observances St., Topeka, is required County Dairy Princesscontest, will be for use G&G area, the Riley Building Friday, of these areas. held in Manhattan at theKansas Farm Bureau dairymen are sponsoringthe program, All moneys receivedfrom Are you operatingwith a June 23, at 8 pm. County'refreshments and door prizes.Mrs. Wayne saleofthe $7 Golden the which will include chair- Eagle Bailey and Mrs. WesleyNauerth, both of Manhattan, are Passports, along withother are CharleneBergsten, Blue. Rapids; Federal recreation entrance BUGGY men. Queen candidates and and HORSE & Elaine Davies, Leonardville;Maureen Fickel, Manhattan; user fees, go into the Land Vicki Sprecker, Leonardville. Water Conservation Fundand LOAN? isvalidfor to $5 permit which help provide more state,local, financing as a specifiednerindof and national outdoor recreation Is your long-term Federal Permits to exceed sixmonths. Childrenfacilities. up-to-date as your farming op- under 16 years of ageare ex- ad- Doesyourpresent Needed At empted from entrance or erations? mission fees at thedesignated SHORTHORN ASSN. SETS loan on land provide forLONG Federal recreation areas. FALL SHOW, SALE DATES Two Area Dams The Kansas Shorthorn INTEREST in- The Kansas Forestry,Fish Asso. TERM ...LOW Due to a large number of said to,ciation has set November AD- quiries from Kansas sportsmen, and Game Commission 2.3 RATE. ..PAYMENT IN and day the entrance oradmissionas the dates for its 2 -day shoo the Kansas Forestry, Fish and sale at Hutchinson. VANCE WITHOUT PENAL- Game Commission reports three fee is for the specifiedFederal TY? If not, stop in and getfull Federal recreation areas at two Kansas reservoirs requireen- WHEAT information on the many ad- trance admission fees. vantages of a Land BankLoan. According tothe. 1967 Direc- tory of Federal Recreation Ar- HARVEST BANK LOANS of FEDERAL LAND eas, compiled by the Bureau Serving you in three locations Outdoor Recreation, designated Wheat areasinKansasare Neosho Cash or Loan for Your HERINGTON Park and Richey Cove at Coun- FAST UNLOADING Office: 107 N. Broadway cil- Grove Reservoir and Wolf Richard L. Worley Creek at Pomona Reservoir. AMPLE STORAGECAPACITY LAN D BAN K Serving Marion, Morris A valid $7 annual Golden Ea- and Dickinson Counties gle Passport will admit the pur- Phone 364-3161 chaser tothese areas and to FARMERS UNION COOP ASS'N' MANHATTAN more than -2,500 Federal recrea- Marvin pecker, Manager. TOPEKA Office: 6th and Humboldt tion areas throughout the Unit- HOLTON - MAYETTA -VALLEY FALLS Office: 1717 Gage Blvd. R. Stanley Parsons ed States for an unlimitNd nom - Wm. H. Snyder, Manager Serving Pottawatomie, Riley, her of times through March 31, Serving Jackson, Shawnee Clay and Geary Counties 1968. and Wabaunsee Counties Persons using the Kansas ar- eas who do not desire to pur- EMPORIA MARYSVILLE Office: 211 South 10th St. chase the annual passport may Office: 115 West 5th either purchase a one -day indi- 0. E. Roberts, Manager Allen L. Holetnan, Manager B.EGoodrich Serving Chase, Coffey, Lyon Serving Washington, Marshall vidual 50 -cent daily permit; a $1 and Osage Counties and Nemaha Counties daily carload permit or a $3 to SILVERTOWN Kansas Soya providescomplete Combine Tires At th4 services for feedlot operators... Checker& ht! Brand-new SALE can end your To help YOU and US, we of- ) combines the fertheseveryspecialpre Tents in just harvest prices through June ounts . can 3 only. rch for qualit3 ay is no problem, SPECIAL PRICES or Purina ()mole' rite for fine hors 14.9-26 6 -ply $74 alt 50 years. 16.9-26 6 -ply$93 18.4.-26 6 -ply $105 Ilsegreat h o r c ar Prices plus Fed. Ex. Tax availablein & Re -Salable Tire urs today at th the Chec' P. SLIGHTLY BLEMISHED BUT GUARANTEED SILVERTOWNS tHills Feedd Farmers 14.9-26 6 -ply$59 Union plus scientific supplements from 16.9-26 6 -ply$73 Elevatorin F4 ReadingGrain 18.4-26 6 -ply$85 )4 & dartlettCrain Co nature's richestsourceof protein Plue Fed. Ex Tax & Re -Salable Tire Americus Kansas Soya services include fotmula guidance ; Grain i automated custom -mixing ; fast, automated, in -and - GordenMark Ele outservice;;on-time,delivery; Grain Bank facili- 'Western Grain ties. And, of course, 32% and 40% feedlot supple- TIRESTORE ments from nature's richest source of protein. Call OQUivr collect. Let us know how we can serve you. ,BE.Goodrio

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ASSN. SETS SALE DATES WHEAT ; Shorthorn Asso set November 21 for its 2 -day she Hey... where can Fast Weighing and Unloading [utchinson. I get some Purina Horse Chow Checkers? Farmers CooperativeAssin IT Elevators at MANHATTAN, AVTA VISTA andONAGA e locations heat vc Sleekmodern styling Dual 60 -bushel capacity, grain tanks INTERNATIONAL ACITY IH 61 horsepower engine 10 and 13 -foot grain platforms, 2 -row wide and 3 -row narrow corn heads ASS'N' 42 -inch wide threshing, separating, and cleaning Self Propelled LEY FALLS Fin -and -wire type rotary straw racks 205 Opposed -action Cleaning Big 5x8 -inch top -driven elevators COMBINE

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Brand-new HorseChow Checkers from Pur- A LE ean end Your search for hay. This Checker (pel- combines the U and US,we of grain -with hay and other vital m- veryspecial Pre. eats in justthe right ces throughJoe can end your h for qualityhay IIf MaH 3 Ot1 no problem, thenask ALPRPCFS na Omolene- fa - for fine horses for al- ; 6-plY $74 years. Both of ; 6-plY $93 great horse $105 feeds 6 -ply CheckerboardSquare available is Fed.Ex. Tao ineasy -to - Salable Tire dl e 50-lb. bags.Get today

at the store Jk. the Checkerboard capacity or efficiency,design that avoids plugging in even the wettest Whether you're talking, price, corn...that in all crops and conditions permits the new 205 is one machinethat really invites com-faster ground speeds without losing the crop. parison. 1ED the 205 offers deep -Compare the total separating area of 4441.5 square When it comes to platforms,cutterbar loss to the boneinches, and cleaning area of 3411 square inches. ERTO ledge design thA cuts Check the 205's big 60 -bushel grain tank capacity 11.1l HillsFeed and eliminates the need for anexpensive cutterbar & Grain ... and thedual tanks that provide increased trac- ....PR 8-5322Manhattan extension for sorghums andsoybeans. tion in soft going-unmatched stability on slopes. ees UnionFeed Mill Compare corn heads. The205 offers both 2 -row wide ------437-2434St. Marys that are field -proven tobeYes, there's a lot to talk about in the new 205. And 11"Kaa and 3 -row narrow heads there's the kind of power, capacity, and efficiency Elevator business. a right; to expect in a mod- r3 ...... 349-2214White City the most efficient in the that any farmer .7,4'dingGrain Take horsepower,and you have a big 61 horsepowererately -priced family -sized mac.' inc. & Lam liTer inch engine. 'titer 'dirilett AN 9-3842Reading 6 cylinder 221 cubic The new 205 was designed to outrank all 35 Crain 205's wide 42 -inch Co: Match separators withthe machines in its price range. The specificatio-is s - CE 8-5134 and cleaning. so-performance in the field will prove tha.. sit ..!- le Tire rzetietis Junction City threshing, separating, GrainCo. with IH fin -and -wire rotaryfications don't lie. ----- 884-3465Americus Compare straw -racks 'den MarkElevator MARYSVILLE WAKEFIELD ME 2-3381ClayCenter HERINGTON Auld Chevrolet 1uteriGrain Sales Bruns Brothers Mill Pioneer Service & COUNCIL GROVE ------.. 767-5933Council Grove FALUN 'MINNEAPOLIS Dauer ImpL Co. Macha-Revere Chapman. ImpLCo. HANOVER BELLE'VILLE CLAY CENTER Hanover Impl. Co. Chapman's On US hwy. 81 E Norquist's Inc. 813 6th GYPSUM ABILENE LEONARDVILLE Kuhn Impl. - OW 6.4411 Abilene Truck& Tractor Kendall Garage NTERI"r. freeze. "This is good served ...... milk, cracker iiiii Combine beef, with meat." June 11.111111111.11.11111.11101111 iiiiiiiiiii 111111111111.0111.110.1.014111.1.1111.41011.11111.1"111.111111,1.01111441111"111111111111, onion, mus- * * * * 20, meal, egg, chopped Cut the 1967 OUR DAILY BREAD tard, salt and pepper.bread in half, SPEEDY SCALLOPED and bake in G&G Area CoC.ks loaf of French meat mix- POTATOES for one houra 350.degre - by lengthwise. Spread 2 tablespoons of Pillsbury or un til e ...ono...... top surface of ed cheesecan .1.1141...1111111111111111111111111 llllllllll 1111111111111 ture evenly overaround crust blending flour addef ree-wa., bread. Wrap foil 1 teaspoon salt minutes, if d*esbed*Ire side of eachhalf, leaving top 1/8 teaspoon pepper Mrs. Jesse CoupOf Hope uncovered. Place oncookie 4 cups thinly sliced raw po- sheet. Bake in350 -degree oven tatoes We're for 25 minutes.Garnish with 2 tablespoons butter fussy cheese. Bake fiveminutes long- 13A cups cold milk when Wins Daily BreadPrize er. To serve,cut in slices diag- Sprinkle flour and seasoning we fix onally. "This is awonderful hur- greased one Prize winner, Mrs. Jesse J. Coup,Hope: "Enclosed is a unexpected guests over potatoes in a your good with all meats. Now ry -up meal if and half quart casserole, dot watch favorite recipe of mine which is very drop in. We likeit a lot for awith butter. Add milk. Bake un- FastestService they will find this good In with people having their own gardens hot Saturday nightlunch." covered at 350 degrees for one To to the last bite. Hope everyone whotries it will enjoy it as we * * * * and half or 2 hours. Serves 6. watcheselectrically ap have." Mrs. Rabe/. Abitz,Wheaton: **** andkguaranteeddonenlitor Grain very bsh °Pas' 24 HOUR CABBAGE SLAW "We enjoy Grass & rimed Mrs. Gwilyn Williams, Water- W,curate asnew. 1 medium head cabbage much." ville:"I enjoy recipes from 1 small onion FRENCH DRESSING Grass & Grain. I'm enclosing a 1 green pepper 2 teaspoons paprika quick, easy meat casserole." 1/2 cup sugar 2 teaspoons mustard QUICK, EASY MEAT Grind all together and add 6stAffed olives, if desired. powder DRESSING 1 teaspoon garlic CASSEROLE 1/3 teaspoon tobasco sauce 1/2 pound minced lunch meat, 1 cup white vinegar 2 teaspoons salt cubed 1 teaspoon salt 11/2 cups sugar, 6 slices bread cut into cubes 1 teaspoon celery seed 1 cup salad oil 4 hard -cooked eggs, chopped 1/2 cup salad oil 24elm catsup 1/8 teaspoon pepper 1/2 teaspoon salt FmNTRATTANA while hot to the 2/3 cup vinegar Dash of pepper 425O Boil these ingredients three minutes. Add in a quart Poyntz-Plt6.7821 before serving. Put all ingredients Alternate the bread, meat and Across from vegetables. Let stand in refrigerator 24 hours jar and shake welluntil mixed. the top the Courthouse Put in a bowl which can be coveredtightly. Will keep indefin- * ** * eggs. Pour cream over itely. Can be used to the last bite. Mrs. Clyde Chayer,Palmer: same saucepan, stirring con- "Thought someonemight like The following recipeis fromstuntiv Snrend over the Krisniethis recipe as it's sodifferent. FAST SERVICE Wanda Wedel, Langdon,Mo.: miir. Cool and cut into 1x2 -inchI enjoy the new ones Iget from BARS real CHOCOLATE SCOTCH bars. * * * * Grass & Grain. This is a FAST UNLOADING 1/2 cup oleo or butter old recipe." 4 cups miniaturemarshmal- The next recipe was sent by CRANBERRY ICE TWO DRYERS lows or 40 large ones Mary Seley, R 3, Junction City: Cook 1 pound cranberriesin AMPLE CAPACITY 1/2 cup peanut butter SUPPER ON A 2 cups of boilingwater until 1 package (small) RiceKris - BREAD SLICE skins pop. Put throughstrain- pies 2 pounds ground beef er. CASH OR LOAN 1 6 -ounce packagechocolate % cup evaporated milk 1 tablespoon plain gelatindis- chips 1/2 cup cracker meal solved in 1/2 cup cold water.Mix On Your Wheat 1 6 -ounce package butter- 1 egg and add to cranberry,juice. sophisticat scotch chips 1/2 cup chopped onion Now add 2 (tuns of sugar,stir HERKIMER COOPERATIVE Today's Melt butter in a 3 -quart 1 tablespoon prepared mus- s areexpressing till dissolved and cool. BUSINESS ASSOCIATION as, tastesand pre saucepan. Addmarshmallows tard Add 1 pint gingerale or Sev- Delmar Schotte, Mgr. enthusiast and sitr until melted.Stir in 11/2 teaspoons salt en-up. Freeze in traysuntil ti more p r peanut butter. Add Rice Kris - 1/2 t"'snoon pepper mushy. Turn into bowl and beat Phone HI 3-3824 'on than any piesand,stir until all are coat 1 loaf French bread with mixer. Put inicecube Herkimer Kansas angergeneration. ed.Press intobuttered, 13x9 - 2cups American cheese, trays using the 'Q^^0^-ig-nd vn.up world"of inch pan. Melt all the chinsin grated g islistening. leading furnitur produced a new ti Is'furniture a responsivec] vibrant, eager -f It'sa .different teen -a, actical econom: nts. bigger Mexico was theins bargain today thanever before

Your telephone gives you more for your money today than at anytime since Mr. Bell invented it. Pretty big statement. But it's true. There are more telephones in more places today than ever before. Two hundred million in the world; one million of them here in Kansas. On the average, there are almost twice as many telephones in eachof our Kansas exchanges as there were 20 years ago. So it figures you can reach more people, get more things done by phone than ever before. And what about Long Distance rates? They've been going down while the cost of almost everything else h been climbing up. The.re've been eight Long Distance rate reductions Kansas during the past 10 years. Another thing. The quality of service has never been better. Today's pho users can talk as though they w four feet apart. Back in the earl 1930's, it was 35 feet. Better service to moreplaces.

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I " In wor for thelife without 1.°f mileage.imj une 20, to in tilt mirror. Either of the pieces To keep cuticles- and your Table can be used separately. With- June 20, 1967. hour s'er%°1:/',,de,grec. Vanity hands - soft, immerse them in se can he mini in reeway out the vanity box the basica pan of warmed baby oil once put on clean white cotton gloves s, if desire:Nit unit can be used as a tableoror twice a week. Allow them toand allow the baby oil to do its ** Teen-ageGirl desk, making it adaptable to in-soak for five or ten minutes, work overnight. Delight dividual teen-age needs. The !etrefussy matching chair is a copy ofa Mexican slatback bench. henwe POSITIVE fig But once you've installed it in daughter's bedroom, it might be Tourwatch st wise to nail it down. Otherwise, Servicein it might keep popping FACE FLY done in 1 up in teselectrically" the most unexpected places- guaranteed to h hallways, living rooms or din- to asnew, ing rooms. The imaginative CONTROL e 4'4 homemaker will find she can't resist using it as an "unantici- WITH THIS Mineral Feed*, Box pated accent" in any room she pleases. Itemvcm-..c).'cKvaez efuldouttave Zesty Sour FACE FLY FIGHTER and MINERALFEEDER OF MANHATTAN Cream Dressing Every time cattle use the mineral feeder they automatically apply Face Fly 25 Poyntz-11 Insecticide as they raise the canvas weather shield with its wick applicator Old-fashioned Sour Cream is around the bottom. You get economical, safe and complete protection. ss from theCo a zesty topping for a favorite A wick enclosed in a tube feeds insecticide to the applicator from a tank salad. Prepare it by mixing Y4 holdinga 1month supply of Tox-O-Wik Face Fly Insecticide. The tank is inside the 36" diameter heavy duty steel cone above the canvas hood. Positive cup sugar, 1 teaspoon dry mus- flow is assured without wasting. There are no valves,pumps orjets to clog. tard,11/2 tablespoons flour,1 A circular steel rod just above the applicator keeps the wick round. teaspoon salt and a dash of cay- Hood cone andflexiblethick AVAILABLE with The FAMOUS TOX-O-WIK CATTLE enne together in the top part water -proof canvas keep mineral OILERS FOR ALL OTHER INSECT CONTROL dry from rain or snow. Sturdy- of a double boiler. cattle can't upset it. This new ad- Add 1 cup commercial sour dition to the famous Tox-O-Wik cream and gradually add 2 tab- line rids your cattle of face flies. lespoons lemon juice. Place ov- rattle oat'better-gainmore. Find out OAN new about er hot water and stir constantly this low costunit. cleat for the designs and colors in theuntil thick and smooth. Remove s sophisticatedteen-ag- from heat and cool in refriger- SEE A NEARBY "ERATIVE expressing their opin- collection, created to appeal toator. the gay spirit. Everything, even AUTHORIZED CIATION tastes and preferences TOX-O-WIK DEALER Mgr. re enthusiasmand con - the scaling,is different from 824 than any previous anything designed for young And the people before. Unrestrained col-Beauty Plan Kansas er generation." FRANK WERNER Manhattan, Kans. up world" of merchan- or for the hearts tuned to itsFor Rugged Cuticles CIRCLE T IMPLEMENT CO Clay Center, Kansas is listening. special magic is achieved in the If your cuticles always seem MELVIN TROST Concordia, Kans. use of caliente, a warm shade SUMMERFIELD IGA Summerfield, Kans. ding furniture company to look rough and are constant- HOYT FARM SUPPLY, INC. Hoyt, Kans. aced a new collection of crimson accented by tiny ly ripping, they need an inten- JULIUS BALLAGH Oskaloosa, Kans. furniture that will stripingsof hushed magenta,sive softening program tore- WINIFRED GRAIN CO. Winifred, Kans. a responsive chord in to- mustard and green. store them to beauty. Every DEALERS: We have several open territories. Write: ibrant, eager-for-some- One basic unit that can benight for a week, buff your en- erent teen-ager and applied in a variety of ways, istire nail with baby oil. Rub the Ernest Myers, Troy, Kans. Ph. 913-985-3817 'cal economy -minded a vanitytable.Itcan standbaby oil into the cuticle area, alone, or be put to extra useto soak overnight. was the inspiration by adding a box of drawers and G&G Directory

AUCTIONEERING HERCULES FULL CAPS Wamego Lawrence E. Welter Dairy Supply AUCTIONEER your authorized TRUCK TIRES REAL ESTATE BROKER DELAVAL & CLAY Your Sale Solicited Dealer Large or Small MILK MACHINES fed. ex. tax Size Price EAST HIGHWAY US 24 New & Used 825x20 $24.00 $1.10 MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 WILK TANKS New & Used 900x20 $26.00 $1.65 Real Estate 1000x20 $29.95 $1.75 CLAY Beef, Dairy & Hog And General Sales Feeding Systems. Plus Re-cappable Tire For estimates or service, phone 913.456./2A w Ed Reimer 913 -AV 42958, SABETHA ALL NYLON -AUCTIONEER- We Specialize in Selling CORD CONSTRUCTION DAIRY CATTLE Memorials H.D.T.L. FET "A complete Sale Service" 6 ply670x15- $25.28$2.82 Phone or write for sale dates. 6 ply700x15- 28.74 3.33 Telephone 367-2373 8, ply700x15- 32.01 3.74 GOESSEL, KANSAS CEMETERY 6 ply710x15- 26.48 2.66 "Marion County" 6 ply600x16- 25.23 2.68 MEMORIALS 54 Year Continuous Service H.D.T.L. FET Display Located on US24 6ply6.50x16- $26.01$2.95 CONSERVATION East of City Limits 6 ply700x16- 30.40 3.39 8 ply750x16- 34.96 4.34 SCHAUBEL 8ply700x17- 39.30 4-58 Land Improvement 8 ply750x17- 42.05 5.05 MONUMENT CO., INC. "SoilConservation Doesn't RR 3 Box 20 ME 2-3531 Cost-It Pays" Clarence Blanc, President 0 Ponds, terraces,water- CLAY CENTER ways,and leveling, NOTICE drainageditches,clear- ing, landscape grading. MONUMENTS We Are An Adjustment MANHATTAN ROGGENDORFF MONUMENT co. Center For Conservation Construction J. J. BEAUDET ArthurRoggendorff Office and Display Phone JE 9-3984 U.S. ROYAL TIRES 1630 Osage - Manhattan 123 No. 3rd Office Phone Res. Phone PR 8-5137 PR 84978 urn cad DAIRY SUPPLIES MANHATTAN, KANS. NATIONWIDE 4111LE ? GUARANTEE

,kzeoger Tires HERCULES:1 tti uGuaranteed Against OF MANHATTAN, INC. AMICHELIN Raz'als All Road PR 6-9453 Rear and resulting from usual 610 N. 3RD DeLaval Clay tI4Qetnornial in roadservice JIM ALLEN PEOPLE READ Toger conditions. All Makes patearand Truck RES. PR 670110 "It'YailieedAgainst Service & Repair The G&G Directory irl workmanship All Defects PASSENGER -FARM -FLEET or the life and materials Dairy Equipment withoutof the GIANT EARTHMOVER limitoriginal tl.f fIUSIIER kileage, as to timetread'or 24 Hour Road Service Joe McClure Just as You are Now sPEcialzING ALL MAJORBRANDS. RECAPPING ALLsizes Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista June 20, 1967 jk IN MANHATTAN 8 Grass & Grain oiennem Your Tire ALWAYS FIRSTQUAUTY% 4th AUTO CANTOR Frost Sherbet Glasses & Pierre When you are serving fruit and. Battery compote, you might like to put the compote in frosted sherbet glasses. Dip the edge HEADQUARTERS of each sherbet glass in lem- on juice, then in granulated sugar. Chill in the refrigera- tor so the frost will "set." 41.110101/10~AMAAIVAWAIMARAA Nylon Rears ForOnly:

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Johnsor ManhattanCommission Co., Inc.sale etwiut7114444 Mr. and Mrs. Our sale this week was much larger than we had expected. 4 whiface steers766 p 25.301 black steer 525 @27.40 h, and John, 1 whiface steer 995 p 25 . 00 21/4 MILES EAST OF MANHATTAN I While we didn't have a run of 1 blackwhif steer550 @27.00 ONUS 24 cattle like we have in the_fall, 1 whiface steer 820 p 24.80 2 whiface steers512 @26. 00 1 whiface steer 960 p 24.70 1 shthorn cow 985 @18.00 there were quite a number of BUYING livestock. 1 black heifer 635 p 24.10 1 black cow 885 @17.90 The market was 1 whiface steer HEIFER CALVES real active throughout the sale. 995 p 24.001 black heifer 295 @25.50 1 whiface cow 890 @17.90 FAT HCGS 1 shthorn steer 805 p 24.00 1 black cow 1030 @17.80 We have people coming week 17 b8bwhif heifers545 p24.80 We buy fat hogsdailyat- 1 whiface heifer725 p 23.90 after week, wanting to buy 4 blkwhif heifers 558 @24.50 1 holstein cow 12 95 @17.80 the Manhattan Commissi cattle and several leave with- 1 whiface heifer625 @ 23.80 1 whiface cow1000 @17.80 Co., Inc. sale barn.We b 1 whiface heifer770 p 23.50 1 black cow 1030 p17.70 direct with no comrmission out getting all that they want, BULLS the seller. so if you have cattle of any 3 whiface heifers863 p 23.50 1 whiface bull1060 p23.80 1 red cow 1000 p17.70 1 whiface heifer715 p 23 50 BUYING 110'RS: kind to sell contact us. 1 blkwhif bull 700 @23.40 1 whiface cow1145 @17.60 1 black heifer 600 @ 23.40 1 whiface cow 1005 @17.60 Mondays thru .rida 1 whiface bull 1595 @23.20 8 a.m. to 4p.m. 1 whiface heifer970 p 23.30 1 black cow 1010 @17.60 Saturdays 8 a.m.2 p SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT 1 blkwhif heifer905 p 23.10 1 black bull 1390 @23.15 150 Black Angus Calves. These 1 whiface bull 1540 p22.95 1 whiface cow 1105 @17.60 Manhattan B are Choice calves and will sell 1 brofwhif steer900 © 23.001 whiface bull 1 black cow 1220 @17.50 1 shthorn heifer660 p 22 . 70 1365 p22.85 in lots to suit the buyers. 1 ahiface bull1395 p22.70 1 whiface cow1080 @17.50 WE ARE ALSO Weight: 425'450 lbs 1 blkwhif heifer710 p 22.60 1 black cow 945 @17.40 FAT HOGS Al THE 1 whiface heifer 1 black bull 1405 p22.65 825 p 22.60 1 whiface bull1560 p W. E. DUGAN TAR 1 shthorn heifer825 @ 21 . 75 22.65 1whiface cow 1005 @17.40 1 whiface bull 22. 65 1405 @ 1whiface cow 815 @17.40 SATURDALAYTAS &VISTANDA The following is a partial 1 black bull 950 @22.40 1whiface cow 1220 @17.35 8 a.m. to 3pm. listing of our sale: STEER CALVES 1 whiface bull 1 whiface steer 32.25 128Q p22.00 1whiface cow 1230 17.30 Phone Alta Vista 229- 230 p or Manhattan PR & 1 black bull 1220 @21 . 70 1whiface cow 1010 17.30 FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 1 whiface steer 360 @30.50 1 black bull 280 @30.00 1whiface cow 1070 17.10 1."0"."....11INN 4 blk&wfblk strs638 p 27.80 COWS 2 whiface steers437 p29.25 1holstein cow 1135 17.10 2 whiface steers692 @ 26.70 1 black cow 1040 @ AT ALMA & ESKR 1 blkwhif steer 510 @28.50 21.30 1black cow 1175 17.10 1 black steer 655 @ 26 . 00 1 black cow EVERY WEDN SD 1 black bull 330 p27.50 800 @20.00 1whiface cow 1095 17.10 1 charolais steer 665 p 25.75 1 black cow From 8 a.m. to 2 blkwhif steers 587 27.50 1135 @19.30 1whiface cow 1275 17.00 1 black steer 695 @ 25 1 black cow 920 @ 19.10 1black cow 935 17.00 Please do not brimho 1 black cow 1045 p18.90 1black cow 1015 16.90 for sale on Thurscay holstein cow te ha 1175 @18.80 1whiface cow 1060 16.90 noon, as we will 1 black cow large runs of cattleand 955 @18.70 3 black cows 751 16.50 1 holstein cow might not be able to u 1155 @18.60 1 whiface cow 1160 16.50 t on 1 bvwnswis cow and they will get he 1340 @18.60 1 red cow 950 16.20 For informationcall 1 holstein cow 1655 @18 40 2 shthorn cows&clfs 240.00 barn in Manhattan, 1 holstein cow 1325 (61) 18.40 2 shthorn cows&clfs 235.00 In Alma, Oscar Neson. 1 whiface cow 1125 (i.) 18.40 3861. In Alta Vista, 2 shthorn cows&clfs 230.00 ou 1 whiface cow 1035 [email protected] gan,229-6303. Or 2 red cows&clfs 221.00 call Joe Raine at Maple 1 black cow 1210 p18.20 2 shthorn cows&clfs ge Y 1 black cow 220.00 MI 3-2226 or Eskri( 1105 p18.10 Black cows&clfs 218.00 449-2347. 1 black cow 1245 @18.00 -FOR ESTIMATES W. E. DUGAN Alta Vista, 229-6430 JOE RAINE Maple Hill, MI 3-2226 ISSIOI DON WELLS Manhattan, JE 9-3744 The Manhattan Comm MERVIN SEXTC.1/4 Abilene, CO 3-3449 41WOVC C. J. WENTZ, bh:. mgr.Manhattan,JE 9-5561 Co., IrC. 7alli8 100: KANSAS CERTIFIED MANHATTAN, majorijere] BARN PHONE kneea, one Light sales are expected until harvest is Manhattan, PR 8-4415 MESIOCK MAUI' us 2 over, but the East 0 owned by Manhattan Sale will run every Thursday as usual,on Consignment Reports schedule. WIBW radio 6:30 A. M.Thursdays Rain. WIBW-TV 12:15 NoonWednesdays Auctioneer: Joe fire ivy 13th yen, no. 16 Jo". 20. 1967 rERS r Only:

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-intotolatnn.- averaging 6 percent morethan 12 months earlier. 10 Grass &Grain During the past 8months, June 20, pork output topped year-before 1967 Amazing new levels by 17 percent.(The Jan- forage crop now uary output was upone-third sisted of heavycattle. available locally! from the 1966volume!) ments of stockers Ship. Poultry production was 10 into the Corn and feeders Belt inApril percent greater in 1966than intaled 388,000- 17 percentto. Super Gene 1965 - and there has been a than last year. less

further increase this year. L. R.Simerl "SPEEDY SIU" Imports of meats also increas- Univ. of ed in 1966 (but theystill made Illinois up only about 4percent of our ...the high -yielding total supply of red meats and Say WildTurkey sweet sudan grass - poultry.) sweet sorghum Consumer demand for meat cross is now avail- it might Flocks Increasing able from your was not as strong as MCPHERSON SuperGene Dealer. have been. Although only a - Kansas now has a populationof at least "Speedy Su" is one few housewives staged public wild turkeys, according 891, of the most versatile protests about prices, many be- to a re. port just issued by crops you can grow. came especially price conscious. the Kansas Forestry, Fish and It produces huge In addition, a group of import- Game Com. tonnages of rough- mission. age for pasture, ant segments in the economy Steve Capel, biggame biolo green chop, have been in a recession of gist for the Commission, hay or bundle feed. sorts for several months. total of 80 turkey flockssaid a Excellent, fast re- were 14 Looking ahead, some of censused in January growth, high nutri- price - making forces and Feb. these ruary of this year in all tional value. Get should become price -lifting in areas completedetails the next few months. Beef out-of the state withan average from your Super - flock size of 11.2 birds. put is expected to level -off or This Gene Dealer: represents an increase decrease during the remainder of 397 of this year. The movement ofbirds since a similarsurvey Su Gene 1966. Included in thecensus cattle into the Corn Belt has were 36 Rio Grande wild dropped off in recent months. tor keys obtained from Oklahoma forabigger yield in every field Pork output will be seasonally and transplanted in Kansasin low in July and August, and March. GOOD SUPPLY OF may shrink below year -before essFar EARLY MILOS Only three years ago, in19 ON HAND figures next fall and winter. ten flocks were counted withquer year in agi Low broiler prices have discour- total of 145 turkeys. Early {likely to dampe See or Call: in aged further expansion of pro- 1966, 125 turkeys were obtain;;Economy than HOYT, KANS. duction, for a while at least. in Texas and released in the years ago, ai Hoyt Farm Supply Inc. Meat imports into the United os State Unive States may be restricted by re-Sunflower State.Since that MANHATTAN, KANSAS duced supplies in exporting time, these flocks have mo Frank Werner Just In Time For The Rain than doubled. S. Bagley belie, countries and by stronger de- there may be CLAY CENTER, KANS. Dr. A. E. Vitt, with the aid of Tommy Stallbaumer, mands in other importing areas. Capel reports that in all p Circle T Impl. Co. ble instances, the turkeys we ten agriculture Randy Olberding and Danny McGinty, cleans debris Consumers seem to be stepping as a whole, 1 CONCORDIA, KANS. from the spillway of pond that empties into a pond up their spendingfor some actually counted by departure Harold Trost below on the Vitt farm just east of Seneca. Dr. Vitt has personnel. In some instances, lions in genera things, and this trend may pro- cal observers provided reliabi HADDAM, KANS. a feeding operation and has a dentalpractice in Sen- vide some added support for Chas. Hardenburger eca. estimates of flock counts. Istock Si beef prices. Included in the censused WINIFRED, KANS. While none of these factors alone is very impressive, two or turkeys were 597 native birdsFleathRari Winifred Grain Co. FARMERS OUTLOOK Most of these are located al

more of them working together SUMMERFIELD, KANS. L.H. Simerl the southern border of Kansas Don Mitchell could give cattle prices a good lift. There is no reason to ex- BAILEYVILLE, KANS. pect any great shortage of beef Aloy Haverkamp, Jr. - - unless ranchers and farmers IllIMAL NE DEALERS: Several territoiies I hold back large numbers of open. Write or call: Bright Beef View PROTECTI heifers to increase breeding Call PR 6-9269 I h Prices of beef cattle crept up With You-Yo Ernest Myers, Distr. some price advance, since the herds. According to official esti- ne IACTERINS for the answer to I Troy, Kans., Ph. 913-985-3817 a dollaror two in April and market had been depressed formates there were 85.6 million An. TREATMENT May. Itwas about time for an unusually long period. We beef cattle and calves on farms make yourself expect further price advances and ranches at the first of this during the next few months -year - 1 percent more than a ANIMAL though we do not advise hold-year before. Steers numbered EXTRA PORK PROP ME 2.3 ing finished cattle with the ex-12.7 million - the same as the HELD'c pectation that prices will moveprevious year. Heifers were PROFITS! up quickly. listed at 9.2 million - up 3 per- STORE Looking back, we see that allcent; calves,at, 27.3 million - :L;1' INTER / major price -making forcesin up 1 percent. the cattle market were on the Back on April 1 the number of "RR45 price -depressingside during cattle on feed (in 32 states) wag YEARS most of 1966 and in early 1967.estimated at 10.5 million - 3 Coumay reme. Proven performance since1948.7ii HP For 15 months now, beef out-percent more than a year ear- -\.LERCONSUMpl Engine, 24" Cut, power for all conditions. it.ttPRODUCTIO put has been at a record level -lier. Most of the increase con- '',Yre Best maneuverability. Wheels do not rOn f, on uncut grass. 3 speeds forward and re The MowerEveryoneWants AmericanbT Me suppress Circular 296? verse. Mowing speeds to 6 MPH, traveling 'slomation turn speed 12 to 15 MPH. Also 36", 10 HP model. fAREsTHE LAt .otoorback from cr 1:1 opinionBo OMCO E. 13th MR. FARMER.. Street, HARDYSupply Co.Macksville ,Kansas GENETIC t tqtkatherordevel GIANT Plant the SUPER 4 tool for°1 HOGCONCENTRATE REsEAT,

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1111.111./ June 20, 1967 25c - 35c Grass Paper Back & 50c - 75c Grp une 20, Grass & Grain 1967 11 Books Largest Stock heavy SCS MAN KEN MUSE ' In Town TO RETIRE AT MARION Corn Belt in MARION - Kenneth Muse, University --- 17 soil conservationist in the Mar- year, percent Book Store ion County district since it was623 N. ManhattanManhattan L. g S organized in 1946, will retire Univ. of Tools Wild Turk Too

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Capel, biggame the Commission 80 turkey flocks I in Januaryand f this year inall tate with -this month. Kruse came to Mar- an ave ion from SCS work in McPher- ce of 11.2 birds, Doughnut Rock its an increase son, and the Marion SCD has of Still privately owned, Rock City near Minneapolis nee a similar been one of the most active in sun shows many unusual rock formations like this one. the G&G area. He will confirm( eluded in the ce to live in Marion following his Rio Grande wild retirement. tained from 0 WESTERN WEAR. BOOTS HATS lsplanted in K $4001. ERY essFarm Impact OnWhole Economy hree years ago, in 60 CENTS IN AREA cs were counted poor year inagriculture is are not due to the weather -in-to market conditions seem to TO BUY N.Y. TIMES. 145 turkeys. Earl likely to dampen the na- duced cycles of agricultural out-vary in different industries, he It takes 40 cents now to buy 5 turkeys were o s economy thanit would put. says. The crop farmer tends toa Sunday New York Times. s and released in 50 years ago, according to It is true, he says, that poormaintain the same acreage inThat'sin New York., Outside WE CAN FIT YOU er State. Since ansas State University econ- crops reduce activity in agricul-production even in the face ofthe metropolitan area the Sun-. Justin Acme Texas iese flocks have turally related industries engag-low prices.Manufacturers andday price has been raided to 60 Nocona and Tony Lama ubled. S. Bagley believes that, ed in transporting, storing, andmerchants adjust output more cents. Both increases were for ile there may be interaction readily in response to changing On US 24 -- 2 Blocks East reports that in all processing farm products. Also, a dime and were effective this of Cloverleaf on US 24 ween agriculture and the farmers purchase fewer non- profit prospects. ances, the turkeys week. The Times had a local TOPEKA, KANS. counted by dep my as a whole, the cyclical farm products and services dur- Aside from nature -induced raise of five cents last October. el. In some ins ations in general business ing a bad year. fluctuations,agriculturalout- rvers provided Bagley says, however, that put tends to he more stable than nonagricultural output. es of flock coun restock Supply the nonagricultural sector of WHEATSTORAGE led in the censu the economy has grown relativeThis probably has a stabilizing were 597 native Headquarters to the farm sector. Storage andeffect on the economy as a CO OP f these are located world trade in farm products whole, and may reduce the ten- them border of K is expanding. These factors dency for agricultural depres- have helped to reduce the ef- sion to spread to the entire eco- 3 Large Elevators at Beattie fects of a poor year for farm-nomy. ers on the total economy. Bagley believes, however, that 2 Elevators at Frankfort He notes that the drought per-high levels of business activity No Long Wait To Unload iod of 1952-56, a period of fallingand prosperity in the economy dl PR 6,9269 Us Ctiscoss With You-Your Needs For: farm prices and incomes, was inas a whole cannot be maintain- Cash or Loan for Your Wheat the answer to OHS tr BACTERINS INSECTICIDES general a period of business ed while any major sector, such (SCENTS - TREATMENTS REMEDIES as agriculture, continues to ex- Beattie Farmers Union Coop Ass'n. lake yourself prosperity. In 1930-32, crop pro- OUU/SegVitt, *swam duction was good, but this timeperience depressed conditions. R. D. Easton, Gen. Mgr. ANIMAL MEDICINES was a period of business de- PHONE ME 2-3272 Beattie, Phone 240 Frankfort PORK pression. During 1934-36, how- ',IRA ever, drought and business de- HELD'S pression coincided. Nine Counties PROFITS! STORE Confusing the issue, says Bag- NOTICE 1:AY KANS. ley, is the fact that prosperity In Area Hog in agriculture is not simply a matter of output. Nor is output 'The Solomon Coop Ass'n. has purchased OVER 45 Producers Assn. YEARS OLD? due entirely to natural condi- the Solomon Hardware andAppliance You mayremember BELOIT - The North Cen- UNDERCONSUMPTION tions. Decisions concerning acre- or tral Kansas Pork Producers Store. See us for special prices on paint and OVERPRODUCTION! age planted and what kind of Association, headed by Max ! ! many other outstanding values. Was theAmerican crops and livestock to produce trqed by the farmerbe- Porter of Mitchell County has ecuiturai Circularsuppression of Ag- also affect output. Farm pros- 296? been organized here to promote Hardware & Appliance Store Ce information perity is affected by prices and turn to page 58 the best interests of swine pro- 14 FARESTHE LAND. Order costs as well as output. ) Paperback ducers and toimprove swine 4c en from (Dept. RH) Farmers cannot be prosperous Opinion BookStore, production. SOLOMON COOP ASS'N. fl379 E. 13thStreet, Wichita. without products to sell, but bumper crops May be associat- It was organized by farmers Solomon, Kansas watch for ofninecounties - Mitchell, hew Weather developmentsin ed with low prices. Net farm in- tool for the farm Smith, Jewell, Republic, Cloud, - come is also affected by costs Lincoln and (PER of production which may be Osborne, Russell, HALL RESEARCH Ottawa. cONCEN Browning, high when farm prices are high. Manhattan,Ks. Herman Dohl, Lincoln Coun- IF Output decisions in response ty,isvicepresident;Melvin You Are Looking For A Good Market For Shipley, Jewell County, secre- Your Wheat, Bring It To k4SuPPleM tary; and Emery Berry,Otta- of thana p wa County, treasurer.They and head dailypi Agriculture .Service Center, Inc. er RANCH""CIN LOANS the following are directors: readeyaty Larry Yost, Osborne County; ikes hogs Many family farms r e m a i n Everett Berry, Russell County; (Formerly Sigle-Nagely Grain) ashes their' ilior family operations where dads ances grain , Leland Roush, Smith County; Where You Can... efficienY., and sons get together on busi- Sidney Johnson, Cloud County; nore costsi. ness -likepartnerships.Ifyou :s feeding Coun- deliver you have this in mind, maybe we and Andy Olson, Republic c call us. can can help you. ty. Sell Your Wheat 40 R. STANLEY PARSONS,Mgr. MATTRESS & Place on Open Storage SEE ME AT BOX SPRINGS Kprocess° 604 111"MBOLDTPR 8-2971 Res. 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COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION 14 (Wet FAR ER See Your Gooch Dealer! Or contact Company - Salina, Kansas. the Gooch Feed Mill reFor Medical Bills June 20, 1967 Grass & Gram 13 Hospital expenses are rising phisticated centers). continueto Medical men 10% to 12% a year, and ex- in combating Physicians chargesare climb- gains perts fearfully expect the av- AVERAGE SLAUGHTER WEIGHTS mace big ing 8% a year. Drugcosts are ess. erage daily cost eventually to le WEIGHT 15 SELECTED MARKETS gckn much also escalatingas 1.11. WEIGHT not doing exceed $100 (already it's more the use - of 1200 Butthey're the patient expensive medications increas- CHOICE STEERS 1200 illness than $70atsomehighlyso - 1150 out the his bills. es, altho the price of manypre- whenhe sees reels scriptions has declined. Much of the inflationappears to be built into the bignew 112 NOW COMPLETED Federal health careprograms, Medicare and Medicaid. 1100 10$ Program. Medicare is the Social Secur- Our Remodelling 1000 ity Administration's health in- CHOICE HEIFERS Service 950 1967---- - To Insure Faster surance for the aged; Medicaid 1954 920 ..-.:::-...... \,...... ',...... - . .... is the Welfare Administration's 960. .... system of Federal -state support 960 949...... 1" .... for medical expenses of all low- 940

1966 .-, income citizens. 920 920

rainStorage Unless remedies to rising 1965 900 costs are found, the Federal II II I 550 MAR. MAT JuLT!III!!SEPT. NOV. Cash Wheat health-care outlays will need to ..$71. L1V 510CMAAR tIMellOCRuATIPOPP.OPECT be drastically increasedor the WIG. IL 10147., loan Wheat benefits considerably curtailed in the years ahead. ALL THE EXTRASERVICES YOU EXPECT Either alternative is political- ly unpallatable. Payment provisions of the and a newcatik GordenMark Elevator AUTO RACES s farm west of new programs,particularly KANS. ME 2-3381 Medicare, invite inflation. Hos- CLAY CENTER pitals and nursing homes re- Sun. Nite 8 p.m. ceive their full costs of care for - iovering 70 chietdolk the aged, along with an added ice Corps chose Man; percentage or "plus factor" for PLAZA SPEEDWAY the Sierra Leonep. improvement and moderniza- isked for a proieeit. tion. Junction City - A physician is encouraged to ONE MILE EAST ON J -HILL Mr. Hog Feeder charge his "usual" fees, the on- MECHANICS' RACE ly limitation being the restraint SEMI -LATE MODEL CARS of his associates. NOVICE MECHANICS SAVE $6 to $8 Feeding Cost per Hog! Thus, the more a hospital spends to care for the aged, the RACES EVERY SUNDAY RESEARCH has shown that you can save$3.60 per cwt. higher its "plus" payments. To gain by feeding a properly balanced rationover straight avoid Government complaints NIGHT AND HOlIDAYS cam -only feeding! of excessive Medicarefees,a Finest And Fastest Quarter physician need only raisehis Mile Track In The Country charges forallpatients. (,-7:---1,-le;,'1.--- 4 f1,=...;:.4i...' * .u,A1.,, -.<,..k.c..-% "Over the long pull, can any Zr1.1.- A 4 -i,54` ',...-= government say,'We'll pay what ischarged' without any ict*,- -r attempt to set reasonable pric- It 're. a .., es?" asks Somers, 0 Princeton University health in- ' ie, ' .4., 7.g '41,5,! surance expert. 115 5 Despite vast increases in Fed- ION!! t't. ' 't:1 ., eral financing (Medicare alone ::,,,,- ), ...... will eventually. furnish more i:44Y7-444;At4T):wie 1\-<, harvest earlier, avoid than $6 billion a year), Con- es. gress remains convinced that system proved by HOG physicians and hospitals should CONCENTRATE exercisefull authority over unload, eat units, fill, 1191dolly Formulated to HelpYou their services. TORMOR System are Witt, Lewtest Gains... Top. Profits! Many expertsinsist solutions in. tothemedicalcost problem EXTRAHIGH FORTIFICATION could come most quickly if the EMS LEVELS produceeconomical,well hoards oflocalhospitals and CE 8-7660 balancedration when mixed nonprofithealthinsurance with include more consumer KANSAS Tour farm grains, CO-OPHog Concen- plans Use a LUTTIG metal all -welded self -feedertoself - gs . Cribs Wes have thevitamins, minerals, anti- represnetatives. feed yotir cattle. Will not leakorrot,and feeds sulk Feed sins biotics, other Others would like theFed- necessary elements which down good, reasonable in price. IV farm grains eral Government to encourage Capacities of 150, 250, and 350 bushels. ont, Nebraska cannot supply. more regulation of hospital op- YOUR CO -Op FEEDMIXING FA- erations by state health depart- CILITIES,plus CO-OP ments. Some think public dis- Hog Concen- satisfaction will eventually gen- hies, willput the finestquality feed Telephones: Office 535 -2610 --Res.: 535-2350 t your farm eratepoliticalpressure for EMMETT, KANSAS more economically than reform. other method. more sweeping Federal

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lAtion City ;airi4ri)ockman Gooch's Best Feeder -Proved Feeds Co-op Assn CooperativeAssn. -JunctionCouncil Grove Manhattan -Alta Vista City CE 9-4139 -Westmoreland-Onaga FOR LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

St. Marys \ FarmersUnion Co-op Business Assn. CK Processing Co., Inc iERS Union Co-op -Miltonvaie-LeonardvilleClayCenter-Saia Greenleof 21/2 Miles East of Sale Barn Phone PR 6-9269 Farmerso -op Elevator Assn Greenleaf -Linn MANHATTAN -Washington June 20, 1967 ADEQUATE Grass & Grain Storage Space certificate value is set. Payments due one person on a farm will be in one sight - for Your draft. This means that payment information cannot be submitted until final certification of feed grain and designation of divert- ed acreage is made. WHEAT Farmers are urged to report their feed grain acreage to the ASCS office as soon as their Also Cash Buyers of All Grains feed is planted. The payment systemisnot PROMPTEST SERVICE geared to handle payments to anyone other than theindivi- dual earning the payment. An amount subject to setoff from Manhattan MillingCo. program payments will hold up the payment. Such payments will be made laterat county 107 Pierre Manhattan PR 8-3217 ASCS offices.

goyand Ra Charles Came :J raisedin Said] Readying the Combine Came farmis :6e hestands in F'red Steinbrock and son Dana of Minneapolis re- :alfalfa field. pair combine for approaching harvest. They were near farm located five miles east of Ada.

V:e will have ou Expect Federal Grain for harvest. C. Payments In July LARGE ( Many G&G area farmers \\illand most farmers should have get their wheat and feed grain received their federal \money by payments from ASCS a monthlate July. earlier than a year ago. The chocks cannot he made Last year it was the last ofout untilthe certificate value August befol'e payments werefor wheat is set on July 1. received, hut. county ASCS of- Corn put a I ions will be made fice managers say they may getby USDA enmptirers immediate- some cheeks out early in Julyly follow Mg the time wren the

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Born Raised There A 400 -head ewe flock should You can enjoy the charcoal Charles Came worksthe farm where he was born gross 10 to 12 thousand dollars. grilled flavor of outdoor cook- and raised in Salinecounty, 10 miles west of Salina. This is an economical family ing with none of the mess or is nicely landscaped and well kept. farm unitthat willutilize The Came farminside a white fence that surrounds available labor. expense by installing one of Here he stands the new outdoor patio grills an alfalfafield. Yearling ewes of top quality and size can be bought in the available at The Kansas Pow- CONTACT YOUR Southwest and delivered to er and Light Company. These KPL OFFICE OR NOTICE Kansas farms for $21 or $22 a handsome outdoor barbeque ASK ANY We will have our new elevator repaired and ready grills are completely self KPL EMPLOYEE for harvest. 1 cleaning and will make out- CASH OR LOAN A GAIN IN POPULATION door cooking the convenient FOR CONCORDIA pleasure you want. The new LARGE CAPACITY HANDLING CONCORDIA - Concordia's No Waiting To Unload population moved up about 2 grills are easy to own, too, per cent in the past year, ac- with no down payment and CLYDE COUNTY COOP cording to assessor figures, low monthly rates. which list the town's population While you're at it, take advan- Eldon Bergstrom, Mgr. for 1967 at 7799. The Cloud tage of KPL's special "Patio Phone 446-3544 county population was up to THEKANSAS POWER 14,718. Pair" price and buy a beauti- AND LIGHT COMPANY COOP Clyde Kansas Populations of other county fulyardlight with your out- towns: Clyde 978, Glasco 841, door grill. Offer good to KPL retail gas or electric customers only. Miltonvale 679, Jamestown 462, Aurora 140, Simpson 2. Get 'em Be on the eggs an Early Bird FASTER ZOO BUYA CASE® 77oChick FORAGE HARVESTOR-GET A Grower SIX-TONWagon Gear IN JUNE Janulesor mash, KEY AS A FREEBONUS icyour own grains 17% CHICK GROWER can be fed six' weeks for most economical results.Take PLY Co and put themon KEY 17% and they w. s:.n,atcup strong bonesand tissues to make them superlatiye Look into all the quicker. Try this nre better grower at a very special featuresof the$(0 KEYSPECIAL OF THE WEEK Structurally rugged without excessive weight 17% CHICKGROWER (Built-in brawn.Light on the drawbar. )

Roller chain and gear drive

Heavy-duty cylinder.Adjustable cutting length from 13/64 to 2-1/8 inches cTURINC PER TON Spring -loaded rolls for force-feeding forage $5 DISCOUNT Built-in knife sharpener

Cutting and delivery controlled from tractor seat AN ADDITIONAL 0 Hook the 300 to any 50 hp or larger tractor DISCOUNT $4 PER TON ON BULK ORDERS Swinging drawbar. Adjustable axles. PLUS:KEY Allows an additional 2% for cash. HEBRON, NEBRASKA CLAY CENTER CHESTER, NEBR. C4E11PO, ONEWEEK Porter Eqpt. Co. Grabau Impl. Co. lee A KEY - EXPIRES AFTER JUNE 27 Ells Implement Company 1121 Crawford ME 2.5202 Dealeror Call ME 2-2141 Collect Phone 768-6320 SALINA LINN Vahsholtz Impl. Co. CE ESKRIDGE Kuhlman Motor Co. KEYMILLING(3. Hogue Farm Service CENTRALIA ClayCenter, Kansas MARION MARYSVILLE MeBrathey Impi. Loughofer Supply Brauchi Brothers Phone 857-3815 4021.101111610.10.010.4pft. 16 Grass & Grain Why Farm Unions Thereason GRASS & GRAIN has June 20, 1967 01114 tional Labor RelationsAct to C remove the presentexcluSion of 010: $1I' To DevelopSlowly Although var- More Readers Four By Edward W. Tyrchniewicz farm workers. CIAL: unions for agricultural work- oppos- of its classified advertising and sales te,SendY0 Kansas State University ious farm organizations 1(1/2rt handling ers. Direct action by churches, ed this move duringrecent any newsweekly in the state is that section that The day will come when farm other unions, minority groups Grass &Grain workers successfully organize Congressional hearings, the has and civil rights organizations subcommittee concluded that and bargain collectively for will influence significantly the bargain- higher wages. But unionization benefits of collective attitudes and actions of farm ing should be extendedto agri- workers and farm employers. $ More Classified cultural workers. _advertising for readers to read. Last Another factor 'favoring un- None of these factors are $ year Grass ionization isthat existing un- Grain ran 25,084 inches (314 pages) of & ,,,,TEL) TO B likely to generate a great wave classified 101" LI; HOG ions in agricultural processing and sales. This year volume is runnipg ads oggp. of labor unionizationin the 24% TO PI may influence management's last year. over lbS r near future, however.There S1MPS° attitude towards farm workers.are several factorsthat would J. R in agriculture will take time Large-scale operations integrat-hinder this type of development. SellLand,Livestock,Implements, .3754.,Journe( ed by ownership or contract CE and its development will be Farm employment willcontin- Cars & Trucks, Furniture,Feed & quite spotty. would be a likely path for theue in small, broadlyscattered expansion of unionization. Seed, Antiques, Services. Finda Good More active public interest units. Although farms have Buy. The Way to Tell the Most will hasten the formation of Congress may amend the Na grown in averagesize, employ- - for remained the least cost - is thru G&GClassi- ment per farm has fied. WESTERN SADDLE SUPPLY fairly stable because of advan- Produce J. J. RITTEL & SONS ces in technology. Easy' '10 Seasonal workers are not gen- A WEEK WESTERN WEAR erally responsive to unioniza- Contact In. Mid -Kansas MILL] tion appeals. Many workers ex- 15 words or less PitES'fON

Largest Saddle Selection ispLiSTRIES only $15c word, additional for the Entire Family pect to he in farming stYli.GAIN temporarily. They do not regard BOOTS HORSE TRAILERS ilirbury,Nehrtis Square Dancers Supplies an improved future infarm la- %,REACH 11,100 SUBSCRIBERS phone729-6111: HOPE, KANSAS PHONE 43 bor as a goal worth striving

for. Those who see afuttire in SALE; Nation: farm labor are typically neither WRITE YOUR F Hampshire 1 GRAIN STORAGE well -prepared nor strongly mo- ready forse( AD HERE rteAxtell, Kan FOR WHEAT HARVEST tivated toward purposeful col- lective action.

- Register CASH OR LOAN Another factor slowing the SALE development of farm uniors is pulls widely recog FAST UNLOADING FACILITIES and satistactloi the high cost of organization prices.Locate AMPLE STORAGE without coverage from the Na- and 2 eastof tional Labor Relations Act. If ys 15 &18. Jon Abilene. Phone61 BARNES farm labor continues to be ex- :Farms, cluded from coverage under the IsTERED YORKS COOPERATIVE Act,effortsat unionization owe age boa rs must depend on force and pres- ng individuals,f sure which are expensive and ins Neill R.Wa COOP' ASSOCIATION uncertain. ThuS, efforts to or- ePherson, Kans. C1 Alva Zeller, Mgr. ganize would likely be limited Barnes, Kansas SALE - Good r to selected situations where the Hereford bull, 6 y prospect of success appears Brunkow, Wameg,

most favorable. )107. Big Gehl Chop -King Even if the Act did cover farm workers, the boars and bred would have to be -adapted con- E. Miller, Verm with 6 -foot Hay Pick-up siderably to accommodate farm employment. New legislation iii lb. Polled 11,_Teft breezes through toughest windrowedcrops for farm workers under the iroar old Polled He Act, on the other hand, would 15 Hereford cows. The brawny, Gehl Chop -King is the only chopper built to take time to develop. it Junction City, make full use of today's big -tractor horsepower. Short- chops more forage per hour than other choppers.. . even The impact of limited unioni- in haylage. zation may be greater indirectly ONALLY ACCRI BIG IN FEATURESTOO: than directly. For example, Yorkshireboars New! 10,000 RPM Portable Knife Sharpener!* (Seeillustra- farm organizations are already serviceableage. tion) gives minute -per -knife sharp cutting edge to flywheel appealing to their members to r, Phone 308, Pa mounted knives. Use right on the machine in the field or at the machine shed. Gas or electric models. - upgrade employment practices --- Rugged 8 -knife flywheel.Knives chrome -edged. Tungsten and conditions to prevent union NG BREEDING e carbide faced knives also available. organization. at bargain prit Select -A -Cut Transmission changes forage lengths with like a good time push of a lever. and P11 have mori Big 127 sq. in. throat area.Floating heads adjust to field Also few rams. C. contours. 310Q.7543, Ht STOP IN SOON. See all the Junior Hereford features of the biggest, brawniest PTO chopper Day At Doering _SALE- Register you've ever handled . .. rams, yearlings. FL the Gehl Chop -King. Don't forget to include r!, Box 327, Bell (*Optional equipment) Ranch In July name, address and/or phone. 66935. Phone JA GARNETT --- The Kansas Junior Hereford Association FIGURE YOUR COST HERE.. will holdits annual field day DAIRYMED atDouble H Hereford Ranch TOTAL NO. OF WORDS FARMERS located near Garnett, on Friday, RATE: (Minimum) .15 words or less .... $1.00 July 7. rth advancingmilk is the timeto start The popular junior event is Additional words @ 5c each (Exam- or add toyour pres believe being co -sponsored by the Kan- ple, a 20 -word ad has 5 more words we haveit sas City Hereford Club. All ad- than 15.Five words Cy 5c each the best selectior ults and juniors in Kansas and would be 25c) Guernsey, Jersey, and MilkingSh surrounding states who are in- COST FOR 1 WEEK and springer terested in good Hereford cat- (Add figures above) $ co, tle are cordially invited toat- Multiply one -week cost times num- 61E. HAVEA L0 tend. ber of weeks you want ad to run. hall beglad you d H. H. Doering and his son, acing availableon LESS DISCOUNTS heifers. H. B., are owners of the well- (See below) known Kansas Hereford farm. $ -Calves-Ca'. The senior member of the oper- 1 ENCLOSE alesalsa thoserhoaty4econrosisb. 41' ation also currently serves as WEEKS A. 4bkgusibi president of the Kansas City RUN THIS AD CONSECUTIVE deduct 10% and heifer Hereford Club. Field day visit- DISCOUNTS: (with cash orders only) shipments c. Make us Prove it witha Demonstration ! ors will have an opportunity to if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs4 weeks. laments in ath te Ag SABETHA HANOVER see an outstanding herd of reg- REFUNDS: you may collect a refundpaid if an istered Herefords at Double H Press office for any unused amount FLENTIE'S, INC. HANOVER IMPL. CO. ad is cancelled. kitemfall freshening and participate in a well -plann- $1.68 acolumn PERRY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY (boxed ads) GYPSUM ed educational field day pro- inch. i1):IsnteilloIstein SEYLER FARM SUPPLY 25 -cent heifer KUHN IMPL. CO. gram. CASH: Ads not accompanied by cashhave a ROSSVILLE The grand prize will bea reg- billing charge added. ROSSVILLE WATERVILLE istered Hereford heifer given by MAIL TO: TRUCK & TRACTORWATERVILLE MOTORS Double H Hereford Ranch to the MORO -- high individual in the judging AG PRESS - 1207 KANSAS Wp1;0.CIW4-71.e62b; LINN MINNEAPOLIS contest whoisa member of MANHATTAN, KUHLMAN MOTOR CO.CHAPMAN IMPL. CO. the Kansas Junior HerefordAs- 41k P.O.BOX.1009 - RPIELO,RA's sociation. 414100.00NWelkaft GRASS & GRAIN Business Is Great Fulmer Real Estate In Ford Country CATHERINE J FULMER ADVERTISING REALTOR CASSIFIED AT MANHATTAN Office 456-7696 $i a weekfor 15 words or less.Add 5c a word for additional worth.SPE 1965 Galaxie 500 4 dr. V8, aut. iteS HATO: ks for the priceof three. Boxed ads: $1.68 an inch per issue,flat Res. 456-9281 0 L. Four weeads -to Ag Press, 1207 Moro, Manhattan, Kansas. Phone PR 84458 trans., R&H, power steering, sales with order.) factory air, one owner$2045 WAMEGO charge if cash not section rate'(24e Sell handlulg tat Grass 1963 Galaxie 2 dr. HT XL, V8, 4 - & speed, R&H $1395 RETIRING? SEE at your con- venience this low priced subur- MEAT TYPE Nationall Accred- FOR SALE - Certified Clark1963 Ford 2 dr. HT V8, std. ban. Well landscaped. Garden ited SPF Yorkshire boars. Ser-63 soybeans. Germ 85.Purity trans., R&H $1095 viceable age, guaranteed. Har- 99.47. $3.85 a bushel. Wesley space. Fenced yard. Designed Pied. "vey Herrs, Linn, Kans. Phone Heilman, Green. Ph. WI 4-2233. 1961 Hillman Convertible, nice for efficiency. Redecorated. 221) DI 8-2252. x18 x18 _transportation $495 wiring. One mile from Manhat- ASt year tan. Phone PR 6-8192. Gram & of classified TO BUY FOR SALE -3 choice Holstein WAYNE SOYBEAN seed, early 1939 Plymouth 4-dr. sedan, 6 acli WANTED unnitig 24% HOGS heifers to freshen in August, ar-maturing & high yielding, Al- cyl., standard trans & .heater, over FEEDERTop pricespaid. tificially sired. Phone 944-2072.bert Kientz, Wamego, Kans. in original condition. Collect- Samarrai Realty 10100 lbs. Phone 456-9831. JD. SIMPSON Lyle Haller, Randolph, Kans. x18 ors item Price ???? 1st Natl. Bank Bldg. Junction City x16 mplements, Grant Ave., FOR SALE- No, 1 yellow ear THIS IS FORD COUNTRY MANHATTAN, KANSAS or CE8-3939 corn. $1.30. Carl Johnson, Phone WHAT ARE YOU DRIVING? CE 8-3754 FOR SALE - 150 open West- NEW ON MARKET D) Feed & ern ewes. Terry Mitchell, Phone 771-3378, Delia, Kansas. x18 and Miltonvale 427-2896 after 7 p.m. Open Evenings Till 9 a Good & Horse Training Stables -- 160 Aost- for MR. CATTLE x16 act -es good pastures, near SHEEP FEEDER Poultry Clay Center, Kans. Large in- &G Classi- Pellets APPROXIMATELY 60 Hamp- door arena: 2 lighted outdoor Alfalfa-Nfolasys York cross pigs. David Dema- (FORD) MOTORSGS arenas; stud barn; 3 stud Produce BetterGains ray. Phone 7-3527, Burr Oak, Lower FeedCosts FOR SALE -- 100 DeKalb lay- pens, 4 -horse walker, hay To Handle Kans. x16 "Where Customers barn, broodmare pastures and Waste -- Easy ing hens, laying 6 months. Ex- Send Their Friends" For SALE - One two-year old cellent. Phone 767-5222, Council 2nd & Houston PR 8.3525 breaking pen. Large 4 bed- - Contact room modern home. A real G purebred eHreford bull. SPF Grove, Kans. SB16 MANHATTAN !Ss PRESTON MILLING Duroc boars 5 to 9 months old. set-up! $65,000. tonal INDUSTRIES A few bred gilts and second lit- Section of good grass. Plenty of we ofSUR-GAIN Feeds ter sows to farrow middle of water & good fences. 565.000 Pairbury,Nebrasca June into July. Priced reason- Automotive Truck Sale , 880 acre Cattle Ranch. 550 acres Phone 729-6145 able. Arlan Argo, Wymore, Ne- in pasture. the rest broke braska. x17 INVENTORY REDUCTION land. Good spring fed ponds. SALE National accred- 8115.000. Could be divided: NEW 1967 Chevrolet 1/2 ton 'SPF Hampshiregilts, andMEAT TYPE Nationally Accre- JUNE make offer. wady for service.Galen dited SPF Yorkshire boars. Ser- pickup, 6, 4 -speed, 8 ft. Fleet - PACE -SETTER SALE side bed $2614 Close to Manhattan. Kans., 36 art!,Axtell, Kans. Phone viceable age, guaranteed. Har- Open Sun. 1-5 p.m. x21 vey Herrs, Linn, Kans., phone 1965 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Fleetside acres, pond, nice large build- DI 8-2252. x18 USED TRUCKS pickup,6, 3 -speed, column ing. $30,000. - -Registered Here- Locker and Meat Processing SALE 1963 Ford 1/2 T pickup, V-8, ov- shift, radio, heater, 8 ft. bed Ulls widely recognizedfor FOR SALE - SPF Duroc bred erdrive $1595 Business -- Near Manhattan. rea- gilts.Nationallyaccredited. Ideal for retired couple. y and satisfaction 1963 Chev. 1/2T V-8, aut. trans., 1963 Chevrolet 1/2. ton Fleetside Located2mi. Phil Adrian, Moundridge, Kans- $14,500. bleprices. pvm. strg. pickup, 6, 4 -speed, radio, heat- h and2east of Junction as 316-345-6469. x19 $1395 Suburban Manhattan 2 bed- Here - 1963 Chevrolet1/2ton, 4 -wheel er, 8 ft. bed ays 15 & 18. Jones 60 HEAD Hamp. pigs for sale, drive. 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed 1963 Chevrolet 12 ton Fleetside room house with small acre- Farms, Abilene. SB16 1959 Chev. 2T w/ 151/2' bed & age. Barn, coil ai and do- bk. 50 lbs.Albert Lee, Olsburg, pickup, V-8, 3 -speed, radio, garage. $15,000. ISTERED YORKSHIRE Kans. x16 hoist, real clean heater, 8 ft. bed $1295 1/2 Ion. 6 -cyl- enable age boars.out- 1959 International 1960 Chevrolet 1/2ton Fleetside CallCollectFor Appointment ing individuals, proven FOR SALE - Purebred Short- inder, 4 -speed pickup, 6, 4 -speed, radio, heat- (MRS.) DOLLY MOORE line. Neill R. Walker, Rt. horn bulls, 16 months old. Sired 1952 Chevrolet 1/2 ton 3 -speed er, 8 ft. bed $995 by Sportsman Lord, Allen Lord, 1950 Chevrolet y4ton, 6-cyl.,4- Office: PR R-58(35 Pherson, Kans. CH 1.-9599. 1960 Ford 1/2 ton Styleside pick- Home: PR 6.810l SB16 1 mile east of Clay Center, s Peed up, 6, 4 -speed, new finish, 8 -ft. Kans. on Hiway 24. x19 1949 Ford 11.:,T SWB with bed $895 MANHATTAN, KANS. SALE - Good registered &. hoist , bed Hereford bull, 6 years old. FOR SALE - One reg. Polled 1949 Dodge 11/2 ton with bed. 1959 Chevrolet 1,4 ton pickup, 6 - Brunkow, Wamego. Phone Hereford 131,11. Extragood.4 6-cyl., 4 -speed deluxe cab and other extras 2107. x16 years old. Junior Breymeyer, 1940 Chevrolet 3/4 ton, 4 -speed, $795 Carlson Agency Route one, Wamego, Kans. Ph. 6 cylinder 1959 Ford Styleside 1/2 ton pick- MANHATTAN, KANS. SALE - Purebred Hamp- 456-9878. x16 up, 6, 3 -speed $695 boars and heedgilts. Farm -480 -acre farm, 110 acres E. Miller, Vet -million, FOR SALE - 5 milk .cows, 250 AULD 1957 Ford % ton Styleside pick- farmland. Balance,pasture. x17 gal. DeLaval bulk tank, 2 unit up, 6, 4 -speed, extra clean $495 Modern home. Barns, sheds, si- DeLaval magnetic milker, 1951 CHEVROLET 1958 IHC Pickup, 6, 3 -speed lo, good livestock farm, located lb. Pulled Hereford bulls 14 ft. Baldwin combine with HO 1-5414 $595 in trade area of Manhattan. year old Polled Hereford cab, 1958 Dodge 2 ton truck 1948 Chevrolet 34 ton pickup, 6- 15 Hereford cows. Delbert with hoist and fold down stock WAKEFIELD 4 -speed $195 Farm--320-acre farm with 100 n, Junction City, Kans. racks. 4 row John Deere corn acres creekbottom farmland, x17 1959 Chevrolet 2 -ton V-8, 2-spd., 120 -acres pasture, located in disc, one row Case field cutter. chassis length for 13% ft. Pottawatomie county. Near a Telephone 50, Narka, Kansas. GMC bed $1195 TIONALLY ACCREDITED x16 good highway. Yorkshire boars & open TRUCKS 1957 Chevrolet 11/2 ton, 6, 4-spd., h, serviceable age. Floyd 50 HEAD spotted Poland and chassis length for 131/2 ft. bed Farm -100 acres with modern el, Phone 308, Ton -60 Ton home and _other buildings. On Palmer, York cross pigs for sale. Castra- Sales & Service $995 SB17 ted & weaned, ready to go. Ar- main highway, wonderful place TR I -COUNTY MOTORS open Evenings At 1st & Main for someone wanting to retire. NG BREEDINGewes areno Samuelson, Rt. 1, Randolph, g at bargain prices-thisKans., phone Waterville ST 307 N. 3rd MANHATTAN OBERMEYER Farm-Choice 80 -acre farm like a good timeto buy 5-2417. x16 with modern home. Impl. sheds. and I'll have more in this USED TRUCKS Fronts on a good highway. FOR SALE -- Tex -Flow irriga- GET 'EM AT PAXICO Also few rams. CallDoug tion gated and plain pipe, tow- *OW -EEE42t- Farm -200 acrescreekbottom, N316462-7543, Hutchin- lines and Berkeley pumps. Qua-1954 Ford 11/2T V-8; grain bed near allin onefield. Modern SB16 1949 IHC w/ grain bed, stock Marvin Obermeyer, Owner lity with economy prices. Check Open to 9 p.m. home, silo, shedsand barns. R SALE your irrigation needs now. Ri- rack, hoist, 2 speed. New tires Ph. BL 8-2421 - Registered Suf- 1961 Chevrolet 2 ton w/ grain HERINGTON, KANSAS Farm -200 acrescreekbottom, rams, yearlings.Harold D. chardsonirrigationfurrowers, bestavailable.20serviceable bed & stock rack. 54,000 ac- near allin onefield. Modern mon, Box 327,Belleville, tual miles. Call BL 8-2421 For home, silo, shedsand barns. ide 6035. PhoneJA 7-5010. age Registered Hereford bulls, grain )hone. CK Bloodlines. Warren St.Pi- 1948 GMC 21/2T w/. 16' Evening Appointment x16 bed & stock rack. 160 -acre farm -110 acres ex- , erre, 1 west, 1/2 north Ames, bed, tra good pasture and meadow. Kansas, Phone 446-3631. SB18 1956 GMC 11/2T w/ grain WANTED - ARMY s"rplus DAIRYMEN stock rack & underbody hoist. 6x6 truck. State year, price and45 acres crop land, plenty water. REG. YORKSHIRE bredgilts. condition. Rudolph Laas, Brook- By highway. FARMERS Neill R. Walker, Rt. 2, McPher- Eddie's Service ville, Kans. x17 1 -acre Suburban near Manhat- $1'00 son. CH 1-2599. SB16 r less . th advancing BARGAIN TIRES - Two newtan with nice 2 -bedroom home, is the time milk prices, THIN STOCK cows available Phone 636-8395 large garage, attractive buy at to start a dairy Firestone Champion 18.4x26 $7,500. (Exam' or add toyour present now at about $125 per head combine tires. Pair $139. Wis- bIlieve one. FOB range loading point, load -e words we have inall of ACk PAXICO, KANS. sing Motor Co. Abilene, Kans. July 29, the Carlson Agency the best lots: Bangs Tested. Call Doug out-01.11WIT SB16 will sell Mrs. R. P. Ridgeway's 5c each Guernsey,selection of Hol-Wildin, 316 Hutchin- ...... Jersey, Brown 662.7543, 2 -acre suburban and household and Milking son. SB17 FOR SALE - 1950 GMC 1/2 -ton, Shorthorn 4 -speed, grain sides, new 7.00x goods at auction, located east WEEK and springercows and Harvest Trucks of Manhattan on Highway 24. above) $ ers. FOR SALE- Hampshire 15 6 -ply tires. $250. John Gutsch, boars, ready for service. Roth Lincolnville, Kans. x18 MF., HAVEA LOOK Bros., Green, Kans. SB19 Kans. For more information on these es num- You'll -- In Clay Center, properties, contact- to run. be gladyou did. TIRES! TIRES Tires! Lowest Ring available short on cows & 1960 Chevrolet 2 ton, new pricesanywhere.Tractor; Lawrence Welter ... PR 8-3455 heifers. block, underbody hoist,13'6" Truck, Implement, Auto, Fink (Auctioneer) grain box. Real goodrubber: Tire, Wamego, Kansas. x18 VVeS-CalVeS-CalVeS Feed & Seed truck ready to roll ....$2095 Harold Carlson .... PR 8-3083 also have .USE those good 1952 Chev. 2 ton, 2spd., 11'6" FOR SALE -- 2 15x26 combine ens b'.. fast tires on wide rims for mud. ef crosscalves from giant box $895 FOR SALE - 80 acres all IVEWEEKS e'ksto 400 lbs. Fits Gleaner, J D. or Massey. bull Also Hol- 1948 Ford 1%T w/11'grain grass. Modern house, three car ee10,q., and heif Vogler Bros., Waterville, Kans. deduct Iv shipments er calves. DAIRY PELLETS, range pellets box & stock rack,V-8 engine, ST 5-2578 after 8:30. x17 garage. All other good improv- 11Y) w IcAsl in every Sat old id runs4th - andallkindsoffertilizers. freshly painted. A good ed buildings, plenty of water. Manhattan MillingCo., 107 truck $395 1951 FORD feel delivery trickHalf mile east of Carneiro, Ks. fund at an SPECIAL Pierre, Manhattan. TF Chg 9'grain equipped with 550 -gal. tank, 1211 Spring St., Ellsworth, Kan- ,untPaid I brefedrsfall 1946 IHC 11/2T SWB, freshening --- bed & stock rack;freshly power takeoff, pump & meter; sas, Phone GR 2-3817, Mrs. Ray Holstein SADDLE MATE - Honey painted, a good old trucksell- some 300 -gal. fuel tanks. Man-;Slaight. x16 s) $1.68 ac°1unlo Bloom, a blood building vitamin hattan, Kans. JE 9-3271. x16 Hol°penein Holstei .in ing at a good oldprice. st hferheifers iron compound in a pure honey , FOR SALE -- 10 -roomhouse in 'ideal calve Randolph, Ks. Needs some re- ,h have a25.cent thing base for horses. Key Milling, Co. to Prisonpas - Clay Center, Kansas. SB16 Skinner Chev. pair. Jack Quinn, Wamego, Ks. 625 Lincoln Real Estate x17 W, G. CERTIFIED KENT, Clark 63 ME 2-2101 WiebeW and Wayne soybeans. Also non - CLAY CENTER,KANS. FOR SALE -2 bedroom house, Phone 1 floor, range, cabinets, 707 Oak, 625 certified Shelby beans, Rox or- 1 -ton nick - FOR SALE - Cafe, 1124 Moro, ERPIELD, ange cane and Siberian Millet.FOR SALE - 1949 Wamego. $6,000.00. Phone 456- Kolle,Linn, Kans Manhattan, Kans. Immediate Call collect JA 7-2484, Sis Seed, MD.. Elmer x16 possession. SB16 7287 evenings. x17 Belleville. x18 DI 8-2331. SPECIAL OF THE WEEK SALINA 0010 FOR SALE -- 156 A. of land TRACTORS New Calhoun Model 450 Speed- 'Amile south of Hope. Black USED TRACTORS Spred fretilizer spreader w/ loam , soil.Everett Burwell, AT WAMEGO 1964 Ford 4000 diesel extension, has 2 -ton capacity /tot Hope, Kans. x17 1962 M -F 65, dieselmatic 1959 AC D-17, rebuilt with tires,(listprice $607), 2 IH M's, year 1950 1967 A -C 190XT-D, demo. our price $475 1956 Allis WD 45 1967 David Brown 990 demo. ROTARY CUTTER OTHER MCHRY. COMBINES HEADQUARTERS 1 1958 JD45 12' New Mono 4 -ft. lift type, less combine, TRACIC Demo. 3-16 AC plow 1966New Gleaner C -II 1 1964 JD45 12' cab Farm Equipment tires (list $250) our price $185 combine tiS8D 1 WF, 1954 M -H 80 SP combine, 14' 1963Gleaner E with cab Mono 4 -ft. pull type with tires 4020 1949 M -H 26 SP combine, 10' 1962MF S92, rebuilt dsl.,WF, 1962IH 91 (list $300), our price $230 WF 5 -ft.lifttype with tires(list 1967Gleaner C -II .14v $380) our price $250 1 1959 MF 82 with 4 Bearman Eqpt. Co. 1967Gleaner A -II 14' combine 610 1967Gleaner E 5 -ft.pull type with tires,(list 1 Cockshutt A -C M -M $280) our price $275 10' combine, Fairbanks Motor 1 Universal p19dsl., Ajjrs Phone 456-2310 MISCELLANEOUS 6 -ft. heavy duty lift type(list 14' pickup 1 trycle & Elec. $495) our price $350 20 New JD reel East US 24 1965 Case 4 row planter with No. 14 D'Ai 2 trailer rotary hoes dsi, major WAMEGO, KANSAS fert. 6 -ft. heavy duty pull type with sprayers red FORP) M(7IIRY. tires (list $530) our price $375 -6 -row dsl. IH 4 -row planter 1 MF 2 -rowfrt. mount Fold EX 6-2481 1966 Used 500 A -C 4 -row cultiva- 8 -ft. heavy duty pull type with 1 IHC 4 -row cult, 0:3=1 WHEATON, KS. tor( rear mtd.) rear wheel (list $710) our cultivator USED COMBIN Good Selection 1967 A -C 9000 plow, 5x16, demo. price $475 2 JD 2 -rowcultivator Used Farmhand grinder mixer8 -ft. heavy duty pull type with1 JD side delivery 16192,124t. c°11( SAI.E 95 combine, 1-1 of Combines rake tires(list price $730) our 1 IHC side del. ft.1962 Model 30 john Deer -es. 1966 C lf Gleaner,16' price $495 rake, cheap l'fi.6-8454, 2 JD No. 9 3 Manhattan. x17 1905 C II Gleaner, 1(i' Seneca Impl. Co. See 12 different models on -pt. 7' mower Fldiloird124-6;. 1963 A Gleaner, 14' A -C and Gehl display. 1 MF 3 -pt 7'mower 1962 A Gleaner, 14' 1960 IH91 combine, 10 -ft., with JD 14T PTObalers Combine Specials 1960 A Gleaner, '14' Ph. DE 6-2621 cab, one owner, excellent IHC 55 w/ PTObaler 1959 A Gleaner, 14' 551 GLEANERS condition $2275 ALLIS.CHALAIER5 I SENECA, KANS. Farm Hand 8bale 1958 A Gleaner, 14' 1952 JD MT tractor, very good accum wireOTg 1961 A II Gleaner,14 -ft..with 1952 John Deere 55 condition with 2x14 mounted 1 cab and diesel motor, like new1952 MH 26 Super plow JDti°n 2010 RCgas, 3 -pt hyd. 1964 A II Gleaner, 14 -ft.,with 1951 MH 26 Super Combines 1949 MH 30 tractor; runs real 1 JD 2010 RU-gas, 3 -pt cab, extra clean 1950 MH 26 1962 JD 55 combine with cab good, near new tires.. $275 hyd. ens. 1 IHC 400 RC D,PTO hyd1 1963 JD 95 combine with cab 1946 JD H tractor with 3 -point . 1963 (' Gleaner. 16 -ft.,A-1 con- Priced To Sell IHC 460 RC D,PTO hitch,A-1condition, new hyd. dition 1958 JD 55 combine 1 Cockshutt 560 used 1956 A Gleaner, 14 -ft..1 -owner, See Butch tires $325 std. D, hyd. always shedded, ready for Before You Buy. TRACTORS 1955 AC Model 66 combine, ex- harvest 52295 1964 4020 diesel tractor with tra good condition . $275 Salina Impl.Co po Power Shifti loaded) 1953 Model 60 AC combine, ex- Box 1029 h I Waterville Motor Co. Ph. TA 3-22( 1951 R Gleaner, 11 -ft.,1 --owner 1961 3010 JD diesel (clean) tra good condition $175 SALINA, KANS. 5895 1960 770 Oliver gas, clean, 1500 1956 IH wire baler, recondition- 67401 USED EQUIPMENT Phone ST 5-2731 hrs. ed and ready to go.. . $275 OTHER MAKES AT LEONARDSVILLE Graham Hoeme 7' chiselplow,. 1939 A -C100,12 -ft.,S.P..A-1 WHEEL TANDEMS $1095 ACa WATERVILLE very good condition .. . $250 Two -1960 Farmalls Shop EquiPm 1 21" "Long" with sealed bear-MF 25 8 -ft. mounted disk with both fully equipped460 gas, 1956 M -H90 Special.16 -ft.,re- ings & 20" blade 18 -in. blades, like new condi- & 0 painted & reconditioned $1495 2 14' JD RW with sealed bear- tion hauled ne $275 1958 F-350 utility, real 1955 111IIIC, 14 -ft..real good LAST MINUTE ings MF 31 dyna-balance mower, 7 - fast hitch standard condition COMBINE SPECIALS 1 1962 Ford 971 dsl.,pwr, s let $995 131A' Krause with sealed ft., used 4 seasons 1151 elile:nsd3.g t6so,tha $225 ing, Select -O -Speed 2195" M -H26. 12 -ft..take your1964 Case 700, real clean 14'cut hearings IH 18 -in. one bottom, one way 1947 IH M; 1947 Ford8N. 1/4 0 pick, run go.0(1 S130 $3795 mounted plow for Super C BALERS new tube3, 1960 Case 800 14' cut, ready for Byron Impl. Co. Farmall $45 1961 MC 56, wire tie 41 Buchli Imp. thefield $2395 Phone CE 6-4184 MF 65 rotary cutter with 3 - 1962 IHC 46T, twine NEW 660 CASE,14',fully Res. CE 6.4169 point hitch and rear wheel, thrower w 3" boiler flue, 400 AC DEALER equipped $6195 BYRON, NEBR. used 4 seasons..... $225 45T IH 66 PTO 2" boiler flue, 2 1959 John Deere 45 12' with No. Brillion seeder, good condition N -H 66 wire, with engine 10" standard pi Phone 786-6866 10 corn head $1695 with grass seed attachment elbow & flange N -H No. 66 w/ PTO oil field 2 -inch 1956 MH No. 90 14' ...... $895 GOOD USED MACHINERY $225 OTHER MACHINERY HEBRON, NEBR. McGee box scraper, with scari- 10 to 33 -foot lengt 1955 IH 127 and 141, make us an IFIC No. 141 combine, 12' plat- IHC No. 5 rake, low rubber' parts fier teeth, near new $175 MC No. 10, semi -mount 150800 gal. tanks, MH Super 27 $500 form & corn unit.... $1250 Huskeesailscoop,3 -point tanks: one good, 2 COMBINES Case"10(1(1"combine, good IHC No. 15 rake, 2 -wheel 7 -ft. Clippers, make offer hitch, good condition.... $45 -Wisctovnser mot shape,P.S.,14'platform & IHC 455 cultivator, fits IH 1966Gleaner C TI,16 -ft. Coop combine, 15', will sell for Dearborn 3 -pt.blade,average & 560 take pants cornunit $3950 condition $45 CU549 5215160. 1%5Gleaner C II, 16 -ft. A.C. No.404cult.,mtds.for IHC No. 461 cult. New Holland hayhine 460 $1799 New Kewanee demonstrator, 8- Littlegood.Giant t 1902Gleaner C. 10 -ft. cab ' 1)-17 or 1)-19, like new . $495 IFIC 2 -tow rear mt. cult. See Us For New Holland ft. disc, weathered, (list price real 19t;2Gleaner C, 10 -ft..- chopper. IHC N-401 cult. $425 1962 JD 200 quick tach w/ Farm Equipment IHC No. 40baler, PTO drive $650) *our price $425 pt. rear section coal forges with el 1962Cleaner C. 18 -ft. Irrigation Equipment & Pipes Older John Deere 200 2F., Buffalo blower Case --Ford --Chrysler Engines $875 saddle tanks v 1964Gleaner A Il. 14 -ft. IHC No. 45 baler motor $375 Wenger Impl. Co. MC No. 37 12' disc 1959 Berkley Pumps IHC No. 35 9'7" disc opening for frame. Massey 92.11 -ft. IHC 2A hay conditioner,like Boys Industrial water tank w 193$Massey 82. 14 -ft. new $545 JD 4 -sec. sprg. tooth w/ Kewanee 12' wheel discs, choice School Road Ford 3 -pt. -mower, real good valve. off US 24 1960 Gleaner A w/ cab, 14' General Electric go Ostlund Implement Ells Impl. Co. $475 Model 211M. S Farmall F400 diesel, slick $2850 Call CE 4-8198 No. 66 AC pull, extra good sq. ft output, 1! Farmall F504diesel,low hrs. North Topeka Hume 14' pickup reel,fits I or hot water C1 -I 3-4088 Phone 768-6320 ' $2975 combine IHC 33A HM loader tput, 30 lbs. hot Farmall F200, F.H., slick $1030 412000 -output no] eft Hebron, Nebr., Would Horndraulic loader, fits ALLISCMIUNIEF, CONCORDIA 900 series Ford Kuhn Truck You Jayhawk loader for 8N or BUcTlan;ps:7-8 gals & Tractor Co. Fords g'dln.; 1 -inch black "GREEN MONSTER" self pro- Believe? IHC 411 414 F.H. plow pelledbale 'handling machine. USEI) TRACTORS sight feed acetyl( Hauls 200 hales. Equipped with IN SENECA, KANS. We only have 2 weeks to IHC 540 4-14 steerable plow Letz 25x him' mill, like new hp. electric upright 1960 Ford "850" truck chassis. AC Tractors: VI 3-2440 move the remainder of our ITIC 4 -row top planter, 2 or Less than yearold.$1950. equipment.It'sallpricedto pt. he used for irriga MOLZ-FRIC'K IMPLEMENT 1961 1)17, fully equipped sell and going fait. Here's what hitch CO., WICHITA, .KANS. x16 1961 D15 diesel LAWRENCE, KANS. is left: 1 iron beams.Al -- 1952 WD PS; 1951 WD, runs Kendall Garage lan/8din5-chincahndchxanin4 GOOD ALLIS rOto-haler. New good; WC AC cheap USED TRACTORS USED belts and press roil $325. Want 57 800 gas, 5 sp. 1952 WD Allis tractor.... $675 & IMPLEMENT near new McCormick corn bind- IHC Tractors: 1949 B Allis tractor 1965 60 gas, a good one 56 800 gas, 5 sp. .... $750 osnd trucktir( er. Alfred Roeder, Seneca, Kans. WC Allis tractor slfiteeirrissth.arpe 57 800 gas, 5 sp., w/ live shaft $125 Phone 122 x18 H with long axles, extra good WC with cultivator $150 r ma F20, it runs, cheap 3 9N Fords, 1958 JD45, S.P. combine $1795 Leonardville, D-14 Allis w/ 3-14 plow 1959 MH S.P. 60 combine $1395 ner,roller Used Combines OTHERS Allis 60 combine $145 all :fo, 1954 33 MH with live PTO USED HAY TOOLS Allis 60 combine w/ motor $195 DAUER At Marysville 1951 DC Case IHC 45 baler, string tie Hesston 2 -row corn attachment ALL ONE OWNER John Deeres, most any size, J Deere No. 14, string tie $195 IMPLEMENT C Oliver No. 5 corn picker $185 Welding TRADE-INS used 66 NH w/ motor, string tie 14 A-1 CONDITION Oliver mower (excellent) $140 McCormick 127 combine, 250 Ford PTO, string tie baler ...... sh1.aPesh3ord.urs IH 403. 14' table, IH cab, 1963, MISC. AC WD cultivator $98 good condition Ph 2 77 NH balers w/ motors, okay Welded WD block $45 1960 F-460 tractor, 1300hrs. harvest special at . $5500 IHC 4 -row cultivator RAN! Massey -Harris 4 wheel rake 1939 Ford 2 -door sedan ; $239 AC Gleaner Model A, 14'. table, IHC 238, 250 & 255 2 -row culti- 1959 Case 800B tractor cab, milo guards, 1960, only vators Case 4 wheel rake, OK No Reasonable Offer Refused on the Above Items. 1954 Super MTA tractor 'ITATTAN'Vahsh( $3650 JD 2 -row cultivator Side mount Ford mower McCormick No. 4124-16 M -F 82,12'table, milo guardsMH & AC 2 -row cultivators IHC semi -mounted mower NEW mounted plow and sprocket,abargain at 1967 13' Gleaner E combine twine Impl. $2850 NH trail type w/ 7 -ft. bar, like 1957 McCormick 46T PLANTERS new $5710 twine Many other models to chooseJD 4 -row lister planter 1966 82T Allis mower.... $524 1962 McCormick 46'1' from. Srch as MF80, MF22, 2 NH wire tie balers, usedone 1964 McCormick46W wire MH 27, MH 26, and IH 151 IHC 4 -row; JD 2 -row planters. season 47W wire See them at Brauchi Bros. Cochennet Eqpt. Co. 1966 McCormick BALERS John Deere 10 -ft.pull tandem, 1115 West 6th McCormick No. 603-16 plot good A5455AL:usEDeom3I:ES 1963 JD wire; 1959 14T. EMPORIA, KANS. McCormick No. 100mower, 1.( Brauchi Bros. 1954 45T John Deere 3-16 plow on rubber 316 DI 2.2150 hitch AC 2-14 plow on rubber tractor CASE - MASSEY-FERGUSON 1949 W6 McCormick Case Also several rakes $65 & up. 3 -pt. 2-14 for plow FOR SALE -1959 John Deere tractor Phone HI 34171 combine, power steering, al- 1950 W6 McCormick MARYSVILLE, KANSAS AC Big Bin combine International "sYtC12ft°nd.l::428,7 Todd Tractor Co., Inc. ways shedded, cut less than 1955 R160 -4retnP5ie. Massey -Harris 7 -ft. Clippercom- 1800 acres. Sabetha Implement with bed &hoist BRAND COMBINES -1958 International Junction Hwys. 35 & 63 tire bine Co., Sabetha, Kans. SB16 One nearly newtractor NEW 101, excellent, no milo. 1953 Melvin Gustin, Sales 13.6)(36 4 ply...... John Deere. 1951 Gleaner, $750. Store Phone DE -6-2138 FOR SALE - Hi -Lo John Cheap combines - 1952 Case, Burns -Salisbury Deere 45 combine, 12', A-1 McCormick 16x8MF rubber & rubberFess 1951 MM, 1952 Co-op, 1948 In-WANTED TO BUY- cultivator 315 So. 3rd shape, shedded. Fred Hermesch, ternational, choice, $350. 12', 14', for International H tractor. Seneca, Kans. R.R. 3, DE 6-2001. off:pvce 16',18' Hume reels. JD com- Must be complete, including cyl- Ph. PR 8-5731 x17 Falun bine cab. Pair 15x26 rice tires.inders. State price and condi- °. 10 good tractors. Straw chopper tion. Write Kenneth Newell, NM= MANHATTAN FOR SALE -- 1954 Model 66 for C. Adjustable axle for JD. Box 253, Council Grove, Kansas. AC combine in good shape. Bry- Phone1011 Rakeire Nickel Brothers, Buhler. x16 Store Hours: an Tate, Waterville, Kans., Ph. SB16 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Sat. 7a.m.-noon ST 5-2459. x16 SALIVA HERINGTON THESE COMBINES ARE FIELD -READY COMBINES Auld's 1958 M -H No. 26A 10' 1966 Gleaner C II,18 -ft., low PACE -SETTER SALE 1958 IHC No. 141, 12' acres, clean Open Sun. 1-5 p.m. They're greased. Juststart 1959 John Deere 55, 14 -ft., straw ta.i01:1,11101::/1 cutting. chopper, shedded Used Tractors D 45 2 Allis 66 pull types 1957 John Deere 55, 14 -ft., P.S., 12' eorah 1 Model 60 AC pull type reconditioned 1959 Ford 971-D, with cover ;EDTRAcr's 1951 International WD -6 12' comb; USED TRACTORS 1 M -H Clipper, pull type 1951 Gleaner R, 14 -ft. D 55 dsl., WF, IH Model C with mower D 14' con: 3-p TRACTORS ID 95 16, centilll j WF, -1) 1964 John Deere 4020 dsl., over- READY FOR DELIVERY 1966 AC 190, 250 hrs., like new1950 Massey Harris 30 020 1949 IH M 'per 27 14, colliblle. hauled, fully equipped Two new 1967 A Gleaners 1963 AC D17, 1200 hrs., cream 130r31WF' PS' 3cult( -Pt. - 1947 International M -D IP 82 with 4 -row 1966 A -C D15, 170 hours Two new 1967 E Gleaners puff 14' 630 gas 1963 JD 3010 gas, 1750 hrs. 1960 AC D17 LPG; recond. 1947 International M tuft 1 combine 1947 Allis WC with cult. 0'combine, 1960 AC D14, wide front end, TRACTORS 1960 AC D17D, good shape sal 14' pickup p19 dsl., Allis power strg. 1958 AC D-17, A-1 shape 1952 AC WD, 45 -Kit, W.F., clean 1940 International M ID No. trY Cle MACHINERY 1936 Allis U 14 rotary 1958 John Deere 720 diesel 1967 demo. AC 190XT; will sell h Major 57 Ferg. 35; 56 JD 70 dsl. at discount 1965 N -H 905 Swather, Ford en- sprayers-6roa Ford dsl, gine, conditioner COMBINES ford dsl. 1955 Oliver No. 55 1966 David Brown 990- demo, 1955 International 141 with cab .01,v frt. mount 52 M -H 44 dsl.; 43 IH M selling at discount 1966 IH No. 16 side rake International 101 combine row cultivator COMBINES 1966 AC 80T, 9 -ft. mower USEDCOMBS BALERS International 125 self propelled )w cultivator 14-ft. combine 1959 JD 95, 16', o'hld. 1965 AC hay conditioner 1966 International No. 55 field e delivery combine 1958 JD 14', o'hauled, w/ new 1959 N -H No. 68 twine 1966 AC rake harvester cutter rake M092,12 -ft cab, pwr. strg. 1961 Massey No. 3 twine John Deere 14 -ft. disc de del. rake, 1160, 10 -ft.combine 1963 No. 50 field cutter the 1952 Massey Super 26 12' 2 IHC 55T balers, 1955 Melroe & John Deere pickup at- combine 20-C field cutter 9 3 -pt.7' mower axl, 12 -ft. 14' header complete for John No. 1000 Snowco feed wagon tachments. pt 7' mower Deere 95 See us for all the new Field- BALERS S & OTHERMACH. NEW EQUIPMENT PTO balers Used 10' & 12' Pickup reels master Springtooths.19.33ft. IH 45T baler IHC wirebalers In stock, we have N -H rakes, Available. w/ PTO baler MACHINERY 1956 International 45T baler [OP wire balers 1964 JD 215A windrower Speed Rowers, balers, mowers; 1955 International 55W baler Hand 8 bale also A -C D-17 & D-15 tractors,SEE US FOR THE ALL NEW a wire baler overhauled FIELD -MASTER SPRING- with engine harv. 1961 Case windrower gas and diesel; and 1.90XT. 0 RC gas, Gehl 2 -row ens. TOOTHS. 3 -pt, by 2 -row .1960 John Deere 214W baler Come out and see us if you're MOWERS 11-1C ens. harv., in the market. D RU' gas, 3-pt,, h 1959 John Deere 14T baler IH 25V mower y 8 JD 1 -row ens.harv. 1957 NH No. 66 baler Ferguson 3 pt. hitch bar 0 RC D, PTO,hyd, Jost Impl. Co. 12 JD ens. harv.,2 -row AC roto baler w/ new belts International 9A mower 30 RC D, PTO, Eddie's Service II) used implts. of allkinds International 45T baler Self propelled lawn mower tutt 560 std. D, by JD Nos. 5, 8, 9 & 10 mowers Phone 947-3182 Phone 636-8395 PLANTERS & LISTERS Co. Jr) 36' grain & hay elevator lira Impl.Co, )ria Imple. IHC 4 -row curler, extra good ALLS-01ALMARS HILLSBORO, KS. John Deere 730 pull lister with )29 DI 2-3146 s. fertilizer attachment Ph. TA 3.., V. 6th JD 2 -row curler, extra good ALLI OLAILMERS PAXICO, KANS. [NA, KANS. 67401 EMPORIA, KANS. JD and IHC 4 -section spring- Tandem hitch for listers tooths with carriers CULTIVATORS ED EQUIPMENT Pipe, Steel & JD 4 -sec. 3 -pt. tine tooth harrow See These Tractors LEONARDSVILLE IH mower for C tractor & Combines Allis 2 -row cultivator with rear 0 Farmalls 060 hop Equipment Tri-County Sales g AT WASHINGTON, KANS. section 'ullyequipped & 7.8,3-4,5-8, new bolts, George Munkres TRACTORS PLOWS lengths Phone Collect 50 utility, fast hits h used standard pipe, exc. 1963 3010 gas John Deere 2x14 plow .d971 dsl., pat BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 MM 2x14 plow 32 51, 36, 30 ft. lengths. HERINGTON, KANSAS COMBINES 1964 4020 dsl.; 1961 4010 dsl. elect -O -Speed of 114 & % sucker rod 1959 730 JD diesel IH No. 8 3x16 plow M; 1947 Ford 8',. new tube 34 O.D. Wall NEW 1966 IHC No. 303 14 ft. Case 3x16 plow BALERS 64 lbs. Per ft., 4000 ft. bar --- old price & discount - 1962 No. 901 Ford diesel MM 3x16 plow 56, wire tie 2h 0.D.i6 wall, 3000 ft. SAVE $$$ - 1959 No. 861 Ford diesel International 8L 4x14 plow C 46T, twine a COMBINE 3 boiler flue, 400 ft. In Stock New IHC No. 303, 13 1952 Super M IH & M on LP MISCELLANEOUS 2" boiler flue, 250 ft. BARGAINS ft.bar, with custom cab, 1950 Oliver 88 gas 66 PTO 10" standard pipe, 12", ready Peerless 10 P.A.H. roller mill wire, with engine PRICES HAVE BEEN CUT elbow & flange. FOR CLEARANCE 1964 IHC No. 403, 14 ft. with COMBINES 66 w/ PTO oil field 2 -inch tubing, custom cab $6900 ALL WITH HARVEST TERMS 1ER MACHINERY 30 to 33 -foot lengths. ALL MACHINES 1959 IHC No. 101 10 ft., recon- AULD . 5 rake, low rub 10 gal. tanks, good for RECONDITIONED - PAINTED ditioned & ready $2750 1965 JD 95, 16' with cab . 10, semi -mount tanks: one good, 2 fair. TRACTORS 1962 JD 55, 14' with PS CHEVROLET . 15 rake, 2 -wheel Wisconsin motor with 1953 JD 55, 14' header . $1000 IH 1957 F-350 gas, fully equip-1962 JD 55 13', Hume reel cultivator, fits HO 1-5414 rower take -off.Mo- 1954 JD 55, 14' header. $1250 ped, low hours 1957 JD 45 10', Hume reel r0.0 139 8215160 1955 JD 55, 14' header $1250 IH 1952 Farmall Super C with 1956 JD 55 14', cell grate WAKEFIELD 461 cult. .ittleGianttripham- mower & cultivator .... $445 )v., rear mt, cult. 1955 JD 55, 14' header $1300 1956 JD 45 10' very clean I good. IH 1959 F-460 gas, fully equip- 200 quick tach forges with electric 1957 JD 55, 14' header . $1500 $2275 1954 JD 55 14', Farrar drives it section ped Buffalo blower. 1957 JD 55, 14' header $1650 Allis WD fully equipped, top 1954 SP 168 MM 14' Used Equipment ;Thn Deere 200 saddle tanks with 38- 1958 JD 55, 14' header $2300 condition 37 12' disc pening for frame. JD Model G with powr trol $350 MISCELLANEOUS TRACTORS 1958 JD 55, 14' header .$2450 . 35 9'7" disc water tank w/ 2" Allis WC, clean local tractor JD No. 115 chuckwagon spry. tooth vi/ 1961 JD 55, 14', header $4250 $275 (1956 WD45 widefront,new it. mower, real g 16' JD wheel springtooth paint, good neral Electric gas fired 1961 JD 55, 14' header $4300 IH Farman H with 2 -row culti- .aner A w/cab,14 Model 211M. Steam $395 No. 30 Grainovator 1949 WD 1964 JD 95, 16' header $6900 vator AC pull, extra .g sqft. output, 15 lbs. 4x14 JD semi -integral plow 1951 G John Deere, new tires, fi 1962 MF S92, 14' header $3300 TRUCKS Power-Trol, real good .4'pickup reel, or hot water (2300sq. IH 1965 Scout, right hand drive,5x14 JD 3 -point plow ne ut, 30 lbs. hot water). 1963 MF S92, 14' header $3700 1949 B JD, good; 1941 B JD; HM loader hubs, radio, clean .... $11959 sections of No. 14 JD hoe 1949 C Farmall; 1946 WC Al- 432,000 -output normal, IH 1955 R-120 1 -ton pickup $395 Ford weeder, 3 point lis tulle loader, fits ETU. Western Impl. Co. IH 1964 Travelall station waf.):- cries Ford clamps: 7-8 galvanized; IH weeder, two row HAY TOOLS 8N o on, V-8, radio, 2 seats .. $1495 k loader for Bak; 1 -inch black; Several 2 -row IH cultivators 1959 56W IHC wire baler 1% -in. 2256 So. West St. Ford 2 -ton truck, duals, 2 -speed 1958 45T baler 414 F.H. plow axle, grain body & hoist $895 3 point Ford cultivator 2 used AC roto balers ight feedacetylene gen- Phone WH 34261, Ford F-250 34 ton, steel plat- 14T JD PTO baler No. 8 John Deere mower, quick 4,14 steerable Pio form, grain & stock sides $395 c burrmill, like t/.electric upright No. 858 JD rake tach planter, . motor, Chevrolet 1 -ton,duals, chassis Nearly new IHC 3 -point hitch ow top used for irrigation WICHITA, KANSAS & cab $295 mower with hay conditioner itch ft. used I-beamand IH 1965 C-1100 34. ton V-8, 8% Washington Impl. hook-up imn bemsAlso new FOR SALE -- 3-14 AC mounted ft. std. bed 82S Allis mower, nearly new endall Garage and 5.inchachannel Newplow, late model; 6 -ft. JD one1H 1963 C-1000 %-ton pickup, 80 R Allis mower 3/3inchi and 1/4 inch,sev- way plow, good condition. V-8, 4 -speed trans. EA 5-2301 No. 16 IHC side delivery rake &IMPLEMENT s. George Steigleder, 3 No. of Tal-Chev. 1955 34 ton flat bed$395 2 used Allis PTO side rakes used trucktires, for real.mage, 1% W, % So., Rt. 4, Abi- FARM MACHINES Case side rake 111 big farm trailers'. WASHINGTON - Phone lene. x18 Sears 4 -wheel trailer with all COMBINES Pumps for mailbox steel flared box $145 Real slick AC 66 all crop com- Leonardville, sharpener, IH No. 33A hydraulic loader, bine rollertype, USED TRACTORS like new $245 THESE ARE WORTH New carryover A II Gleaner - _ tongs'allsizes 1963 JD 3010 diesel with wide *s. Sprayer rack, pump, barrel & THE MONEY combine DAUERti front axle, weights, hydraulic jet $55 Several 60 all crop combines )LEMENT cylinder IH No. 37 wheel disk, 10 ft. 9" 2 JD 4010 dsl.,std. USED TRUCKS 1958 JD 620 overhauled, good be in - 1955 F400 gas R/C, TA, IPTO, 1966 IHC long wheel base pick- e, Welding Shop tires, three point, hose & cyl-IH No. 5 low wheel side del. up . all very good $1295 nick 127combine, Ph. 8-5172 inder ..... IllinAL's Phone rake 1953 JD60 gas R/C, wide front, 1960 IHC 4 -wheel drive pickup condition 8-5857 1957 JD 720 Mech. good, threeIH No. 15 5 -bar rake 1956 GMC pickup ____ITAN KANSAS $25 a good one $950 160tracto10300 point, hose & cylinder Jayhawk hyd. loader 1960 IHC pickup tractor 1964 Massey Ferguson 65 dieselHorn hyd. loader $75 1949 JD "G",Roll-a-matic & 1952 IHC pickup Ise50013 with weights, hyd., multi -pow- IH 2 -row mounted lister with Power-Trol $595 1957 Chev. pickup per MTAtractor Vahsholtz $95 412 416 er transmission insecticide 1952 "LA" Case w/ charylnn See us before you buy nick No. IH No. 314 3x16 roll over plow hyd. pump $550 Mounted AC Rotary hoe ited Plow toe Impl. Co. USED MACHINERY IH No. 412 4x14 semi -mount Rear mounted AC chisel 461' Used 13'10' JD "BWV disc Corrnick 1964 JD45 combine with power plow $650 2 used D series Allis cultivators 46T t71! 145 S. 5th steering, 12 cutter bar 12 -ft. JD Surflex tiller Cormick All purpose elevator 1 used 2 -row rear mounted AC Ecormirk 46W TA 5.45 Lift hitch four section springJD 2 -row quick attach cultiva- Used JD No. 127 5 -ft. Gyramor cultivator 47W wor tooth harrow wheel type tor $50 1955 and 1958 JD No. 55 com-2 used D-14 AC loaders :;Cormick Pr' John Deere 3 -point, 3 -section IH 2 -row C cultivator $75 bines w/ 14 -ft. headers, ready }SED COMBINES See us before you buy: nick No. 603.16 spring tooth harrow IH C-21 7 ft. mounted mower to go mows $95 nickNo.100 IM 611 Iv/ John Deere 5 -section wheel IHC No. 70 4x16 plow We are Hesston, Alis Chalm- .28cab, 12' spring tooth IH 550x14 st"erable plow,like Cu:kbutt , 12' ers & IHC motor truck dealers. .6mcConnick Ise 15, BW 12' disk harrow new - SAVE - tradoG Blanding Impl. Co. )e,,htYutt27, ree 44' JD hay & grain elevator IH 2 -row corn planterdisk on- 6McCorlrick ond. 16' No. 6 JD single row forage har- $75 internati n eners BUCHMAN 160 t vestor Woods rotary mower, 3point PE 8-3066 bed &hosteta No. 6 JD double row field har- $925 FARM SUPPLY Tu8111ANb nev,.... nbowNEW vestor For Parts Call Harry Meers BELOIT, KS. A -C Dealer - IHC Trucks 36any 4 PI, ' JD 66 4-16 pull type plow For Trucks, Tractors & Phone 229-6619 °PtS,,ETRAILER Case 4-14 pull type plow nick 16x8 r press Farm Machines - FOR SALE - 1 B6ZRM Berke- ALTA VISTA & rubbe OffoPwB rn Just Call Or See u4tprice Hunterley tractor rain pump and unit. W. W. Smith & Sons Herb Trimble or Lloyd 1 No. 1000 manifold primer. FOR SALE - 1954 Ford 2 -ton, Falln Co. Above used one season. Used 2 -speed, 4 -speed, 13%ft.steel Antique32 volt Mohn Implement FA 244 Continental engine on grain bed, fold downs, 15 ton ntedded;sh ME 2-3148 Telephone CE 8-5101 factory trailer. Also 16" iron hoist, good shape. Eugene Har- Phone lakt trth,, good In soar DIMES Kansas pipe. Chas. J. Mueller, Hanover, tenstein, RR1, Abilene, Kans. CLAY CENTER Junction City, Kansas. SB18 Tele. Buckeye 912. x17 WANTED - PICKUP attach- 1962 4010 D w/ super charg- USED COMBINES ment for New Holland No. 610 USED EQUIPMENT er, new tires; 1960 730 D R/C, AT MARYSVILLE, KANS. or 611 field cutter. John Roes- Demo Gehl grinder Mix -All wide frt., 3 -pt.; 1954 70D Row - 1 1966 C II Gleaner, 16 -ft. ner, Route No. 3, Salina, Kans. water?II (new warranty) crop; 1952 E4 Co-op, live PTO; .Phone TA 7-6767. x17 Miscellaneous Gehl 2 -row self-propelled for- 1952 Super W6; 1949 WD Allis1 1963 C II Gleaner, 14 -ft. age harvester w/ Jayhawk loader;1945 IH 1 1962 A Gleaner, 14 -ft. FOR SALE - 1958 John Deere anittit or sell. Gehl hay conditioner "M"; 1948 "LA" Case, new pis- 55 combine, 14 -ft. straw chop- We ole, lCa- 1 1960 A Gleaner, 14 -ft. , New Holland 2 -row 818 forage tons & sleeves; 1950 JD "G". per, good condition. Albert J. 9aoftcia 6.9253- harvester 1 1961 IHC 101, 12 -ft. Dietrich, Route 3, Junction City. ARMY (0 1. JD 4 -sec. rotary hoe; several 1 1955 John Deere 45, 10 -ft. OUTSIDE PLUS Gehl 1 -row chopper 3B16" plows; 4B14" JD plow; Phone CE 8-3004. x17 WaTri ;fences,. Gehl 6 -ft. mower bar and chop-730 JD lister; 4 -row 3 -pt. Ford 1 1954 M -H 90, 14 -ft. nea per FOR SALE - Nu -Way hay PAINT constril cult.; 2 -row Case listed corn 1 1952 M -H 27, 14 -ft. fork. Leonard Waters; Manhat- IHC 7 -ft. 100 mower cult.;6 LH1040 Haro-Sec., $50 1 1952 M -H 26, 12 -ft. $2.93 old 'Ei, 5.2616 IHC loader each; tan, Route 2, Phone PR 6-8437. Per 32 -ft. Viking elevator 1 1952 Minneapolis, 14 -ft. x17 Callon as Ph' AW 13' 10" disc haro; 1963 1 1950 IHC 25, 6 -ft. Gehl demo 6 -ft. rotary mower 24T JO, good and 45 IH balers; FOR SALE -5 ft. Model 60 AC LE One Pai 1 1955 66 All Crop, 5 -ft. V trtle'xWwaso;iiable 8 boltvy NEW EQUIPMENT 2 77 New Holland balers w/ mo- combine, PTO, dual wheels, SA tors; 851 JD, New Idea & Co- 2 1951 60 All Crop, 5 -ft. many extras, good condition. II 95s.be 20 forc( Gehl flail chopper trgt5r11. Marst, 41/2 -ton wagon gears op side rakes; Sam Euler, Dwight, Ks. Ph. 913 FAITH'S Hesston windrowers 125 IH combine in good Marysville Mchry. 482-3364. x18 New Idea & Hesston shape, airplane tires, retract- East US 24Furniture able finger auger $250, cheaper East US 36 FOR SALE - 1966 New Hol- MANHATTj than hiring wheat cub. land swather, 14 ft., excellent Theno Farm Supply HI 3-4746 condition, cut about 100 acres. 1955 Chev. truck 2 ton, new Owner in service. Call 913 225- FOR THEride StudService Phone HA 2-1059 ALUS-04ALMERS platform and hoist; New RL4 4575, Brookville. SB16 ride a BigHornof yo BONNER SPRINGS, KANc. Key Milling. d Integral weeder $625. MARYSVILLE, KANSAS Clay Center We are salvaging 1947, 1948, FOR SALE - Jamesway bulk 1952 JD combines . CHECK THESE PRICE~ tank, 630 gallons, 2 years old. FOR SALE cERATICE 84 ON COMBINES & BALERS John Svoboda, Dwight, Ph. 482- --- 6 and Mid Season Sale beams andchannel 7 registered g 3230. x18 iron P aro Eearl.. Wolf Impl. Co. 2 Oliver combines, Model 33, used pipe allsizes, 1962 Ford self-propelled com- 14', one real good sizes. Airco new Council Grey , bine, power steering, cab, var- Phone 568-2349 Welders, IHC No. 181, 18', o'hld. REAR TRACTOR TIRES, 13.6xtorches andsuppliescu iable drive,real clean, with 1965 Oliver 430, 14' 38, 4 ply - $49 plus second re- ter Salvage, Cla $4000 Clay Center, corn head ,305N8S PERM& salable tire and Fed. Excise Tax. sas. DDIG - P°C° Habco Dryer, 250 bu., P.TO A-1 BALERS Fink Tire Store, Wamego, Kan- 'aregistered GLASCO, KANS. siallion, oiitstan drive, save your crop $1750 sas. SB19 FOR SALE- Used lam COMBINE TIRES New Holland 68T $795 building tile, 456.9425, Fordson major tractor, wide New Holland 270'1' $895 misc build' Phone 81500 AND MACHINERY 1948 MODEL 55 John Deere terials. William front New Holland 68W $895 Kans. Phone Ryan, 44 Massey tractor, hydraulic, Set of 56 SC combine tires, com- Several used rakes, different combine, always shedded & IN 3-5357. add power sleevekit $550 plete makes, priced from $100 toready to go. Bill Graham, Mil-FOR SALE -12 $150 tonvale, Kans. x16 coils at 1952 Ferguson TO 30, clean, Used & new flotationtires & inch diameter14% good condition $750 regular tires.for rear duals on Like new Oliver 4340 plow, 4- ft.Sheffield balinggauge %ft Help Wante Oliver 77 tractor,live PTO, combines btm. FOR SALE - Ausherman com- give2baler boxes $550 1958 IH 101 12' combine Extra good Oliver 880, 1958 bine bars. Airport Service, Clay Herbert H. for now Center, Phone ME 2.2785. Kans. Berg, Frankf, Minneapolis Moline tractor, now 1959 John Deere 45 12' Good Moline GB x16 $750 Speed King 34' grain auger Extra nice IHC Model M 12' Hume reel for 101 IH Fordson Major diesel WAN.TEI. TE 30 Cockshutt tractor,live 14' Universal for M -H Standard animal PTO, good, with Farm Hand 1961 JD 666 plow 4-16 AUTOMOTIVE TRACTORS in $850 acts. Excellent loader 1959 Case 4-16 plow 1952 Chev.; 1949 GMC trucks Ow for full or 801 Ford diesel tractor, 12 speed 1957 Case 3-16 plow A good house trailer Ford, 1964 5000 diesel, Super Major, very clean, $31 ud Weaver, phon, now $1750 IH No. 120 oneway 111/2',like one owner re, Kansas. 1962 Rowcrop 901 Ford diesel new tractor, now $2250 JD No. 15 oneway 12' LINDQUIST IMPL. Jayhawk V plow Front mount Ford cultivator, John Deere 1951 A, powr-trol, good . $6 good $250 IH 4 -row pull type curler TA 3-2451 3-14 Ford plow 8150 Lott Impl., Inc. 808 N. 10th 1911 John Deere B. starter & lights, power trol, Pets 2-16 Ford plow $125 .--.^ SALINA, KANSAS hay tractor $1 3-16 Oliver plow on rubber $150 ti 2 -row Ford monitor, used on 30 EX 2-3110 FOR SALE 3-14 John Deere hill' John Deere B,starter.lights power trol, SALE -- 5 yr. ol, A. $250 hydraulic plow on rubber $200. go( condition $3 Ferguson Dyna-Balance mower, Ed Malir, Wilson, Kans. Phone gelding. Phone J often. 7',rear mounted, good $175 MINNEAPOLIS, KANS. .658-4125. x1C Due In -- 1960 John Deere 3010 Diesel, fully equipped, 14' Kewanee disc, good $600 front axle. Other good used equipment on hand and coming in daily. MACHINERY See us for your needs Reynolds Sale Barn Mobile Homes D & D Farm Eqpt. Allis .Rote, Baler, 1958 model $4 Phone ABILENE, KANS. CO 3-3394 IHC 12 -ft. springtooth harrow, with smoothing at- BY 55' KIT Olymi 913 ME 2-5212 tachments Home, =furnish( Selling Every Friday styrofoam in( ainconditioning CLAY CENTER, KANS. !then, bathroom, Night Sales 8:00 P.M. Thru Harvest IHC no. 37 11' wheel disc $2 large living row Say It With Cash plumbed for wa An exceptionally large run of cattle for this time of year water heater. 2 yea GET THIS NEW GLEANER IHC no. 530 3-14 plow, very good $3 ent condition. M AND HESSTON AT SAVINGS moved through the ring last Friday night. A good sized crowd Route No. 3, M watched many buyers pay strong to higher prices for all classes NEW Gleaner A II, 14 -ft. hdr., offered. oversize tires, fully equipped John Deere 2 -row quick tach, cultivators $7 Cash $6995 ALREADY CONSIGNED FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 23 50 "weigh -up" cows. NEW Hesston 500 Swather, COMBINE 14 -ft. auger hdr., conditioner, 40 mixed feeder heifers 650-800 lbs. ' Lost and Fou lights,fullyequipped, Cash $4890 Following is a listing of a representative sales June 16: 129 1951 Gleaner A,14 -ft.,engine 1956 John Deere 45, 10 -ft. bar, good overhauled, new bars and con- BULLS 25 blkwhif steers545 p 29.00 -10)(20 truck ti: caves $1350 1 bull 1650 @ 24.204 whiface steers566 @ 28.00 TRUCKS n Strong City a 1 charolais bull 1730 (6) . Reward - Ph 1953 Oliver 35 S.P., 14 -ft. $550 24. 0031 whiface steers668 @ 27.05 e, Kansas. 1965 N -H No. 460 Haybine, clean 1 angus bull 1485 p 23.30 1966 Ford F100, %-ton V-8, long WB, wide bed, 35 whiface steers655 @ 26.95 rear bumper, overdrive, custom cab,radio, $1575 29 wf&char steers722 @ 26 . 85 lots of extras, clean, 6 ply tires 1965 IH 2A crusher, clean $415 COWS 11 crossbreed strs603 p 26.90 REMINDER No. 940-2013'-5"cut,current 1 cow 1030 @ 20.0012 whiface steers703 p 26.75 1961 Jeep Pickup, front wheel drive, very low model Kewanee wheel disc, 1 cow 1220 @ 19.00 mileage, exceptionally good rubber, slick and new 20" blader, ready to go 2 whiface steers880 @ 25.10 clean .. 1 cow 1175 @ 19.002 whiface steers812 p 25.10 WCTI $799 1 holstein cow 1355 p 19.00 David Bradley trail mower, off- 1963 Chevrolet Corvan, panel, ideal for delivery, 1 holstein cow 1400 p 18. 75STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS set wheel design $185 1 holstein cow1255 @ 18.85 painters and contractors.. Late style Fox 6x954 6 -ft. sickle 3 black heifers 350 @ 27.10 bar, used very little 1 holstein cow -1170 @ 18.903 blkwhif heifers 443 p 26.20 $475 1 holstein cow1235 @ 18.50 1964 Ford"z -ton Pickup, 4 -speed transmission, Late style No. 827 7 -ft.sickle 3 shthorn heifers445 @ 25.50 very clean and slick bar, N -H, excellent condition 1 holstein cow1330 @ 18.2511 blkwhif heifers 570 @ 25.10 $695 1 holstein cow1550 @ 18.1036 whiface heifers619 @ 25.05 1 cow 1962 Ford 350 1 ton, V-8, flat bed and grain sides, 1045 p 1 8. 655 black heifers 24. 70 SPECIAL 1 cow 1015 p 18.40 568 (6) dual wheels Dempster No. 402-52 four -row 4 black heifers 520 p 25.60 cultivator, 28 to 42" spacing, 1 holstein cow -1270 @ 18.4012 crossbreed hfrs 720 @ 24.50 7 crossbreed hfrs NEW w/ extras $795 637 p 24.25 1963 GMC 1 ton Panel, dual wheels ...... eChl', June , Late model Gambles riding STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 2 black heifers 535 p 25.00 Starts 12:30 mower $75 29 whiface steers 522 (630.052 whiface heifers 550 (-&25.10 1965 GMC urton. 3 speed, wide bed, long W.13., Noon See us for your needs, well radio, west coast mirrors, good ...... stocked. Note! We have Sept. vat-Olt cutter e wheel - set dating for farm delivery plans, OUR FRIDAY NIGHT SALE HAS BROUGHTNEW rim shrink( new Gleaner combines. 8-4103 '' 3°ke; bur,buggy BUYERS TO THE BARN. Call Us Collect CE wagon wh, ' POWer ha,-el;Li Wright Impl. Co. BRING YOUR CATTLE IN AT r & wirier; Ch NIGHT; WE'LL HANDLE THEM ANY TIME DAY OR QUEST. FOR YOU AT YOUR RE- every South Highway 15 in riarnmrigs For information, requests forappraisals at no obliga- er, ers; Phone CO 3-2061 tion, or inquiries regardingcoming sales, call me at BOWMAN'S hundreds time, day or night. any tolleeteo, of items, ABILENE, KANS. JUNCTION CITY A Par DUDE REYNOLDS Your 1',Usti Nites, Harris Clark Abilene, Kans. Junction City - ManhattanArea k Graihngs 84 Salina TA 3-6690 CO 3-3394 John Deere Dealer -- June

C68' Au De.._glhz ..w. Crites alontgnyner GEARY DAIRY PRINCESS June 20, 1967 ater? We'vegot Riley Soil Test IS GAIL LUTTMAN Tornado Cuts Off Miscellanepus stfai w ininent to han- JUNCTION CITY- Gail Lutt- Junction City,Milford and andreneciuoi sell. Hoerman man has been named Geary Grandview Plaza, and a part of Phone Plan. In Mid -July Area 'Farm Power Wezeandale9,Ku,alls., ,r, County Dairy Princess. She is Liberty Township, which is ser- oR 6. " MANHATTAN - "There is CONCORDIA - About 725 Aamy s rattan' $4 income for every $1 invested from Wakefield, the daughterfarm customers were without ved by rural districts in Morris ouTszE URP"8 -WE contract of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Lutt- oand Wabaunsee Counties. G ;fences, all type_s. in fertilizer,"says Charles electric power after the tornado D. L. man. 1 White, Riley County agricultur- which struck in Cloud County, PAINT4 aroundglie construction. uist,Waterville, al agent, emphasizing a point pushing over 175 poles and do- $2.93 old ---Lind115-2618 or ST 5- Ph. ST SB17 about the soil testing program ing other damage to equip- CATTLE SALE Per Galion being promoted in his county. Pollution 'Figure ment of NCK Electric Cooper-

imberly , v - Onepair airplane Figuring that a major in- ative. EViff" MONDAY i.y1 Latex Sro bfooltr whmbine,eels and Wall I) crease in yields can be realizedResigns From Job co Crews from REA co-ops at 1550)(20 Marsteller, Tx116- in Riley County with an effec- Mel Gray, one of the princi- Clay Center and Council Grove HOG SALE FAITH'S v,re tive program promoting in- pal speakers for the state de-helped with repairs, with aboutEVERY, WEDNESDAY US 24 ho creased fertilizing, White says partment of health in its con-90 percent of the customers iSale Time 12:00 Mite MANHArri, that nearly complete soil tests tinuing dialogue with state live-who had disrupted service hav- BEATRICE, MUM must be made in the county to stock interests over water pol-ing power restored within two days. THE ride Stud Service get best use of fertilizers with-lution, has resigned. His new Beatrice 77 a Big Horn opsa; out overspending for it. job, which he starts July 1, will LIVESTOCK SALES CO. ORGANIZE A GEARY Clay een11 White says a Soil Testing be as chief of the surface water 2miles - north ofBeatrice, Week designated for July 10-15 section in the technical servicesCOUNTY FIRE DISTRICT Nebr., opposite the airport. SALE - lienShasul is intended to get Riley Countyprogram at Ada, Okla. JUNCTION CITY -A rural 6 and 7 SERVICE grey Arab. Phone 223-3571 and channel 20, registered firedistrict for Geary County iron farmers to take soil samples The Water Research Center CLARENCE TEGTMELER Pipe all sizes, Earl Clymer, has been approved by the board new Rosalie and Phone 316- from which tests can be made there is part of the Federal BELMAR JURGENS Airco Welders Council Grove, of county commissioners. eu x21 Water Pollution Control admin- ?.s and supplies' to determine fertilizing pro- It will include all of Geary alvage, Clay e'en! grams on a per -farm basis. Theistration of the Department of ING - POCOMotive - County with the exception of Quarter extension office, township rep- Interior.Partofhisdistrict, kin registered cow - SALE sfallion, outstanding resentatives, or countyfertili- which includes parts of 11 -- Used l o. tile, miscbuild 456-9425,Wameg9zer dealers can explain detailsstates, is the southern part of , phone ). x1 Wednesday WilliamRyan of the program or receive soil Kansas. Phone IN 457, samples. Gray has been with the state SALE department of health for 11 AUCTION - 12 coils diameter 14%ga years, commuting to his Topeka JUNE 21 heffield baling Help Wanted office from Salina. 2baler boxes ert H. Berg, to Scorn From RCA CUTS PRICES ON SALE Starts 6:15 p.m. - - -.- LOW END OF COLOR TV (Note Sale Time) 11EN WANTED for new Nebraska On Color television, with sales at Standard animal nutrition less than thrilling levels to man- We will sell the following items at public auction at the Excellent income op. old bank building located on Main St. in Green, Kansas. ts. ufacturers, may get a bit more ty for full or parttime. Bargaining Board very nice; antique tooth pick ud Weaver, phone 18 on2, competitive. RCA saidlast Houshold Goods ery clean, $31 CHADRON, Nebr.-- Some week it suggested prices be low- holder; antique flowered plate; re, Kansas. Magnus electric organ, good antique pitcher and 6 glasses; SB18 ideas currently being pushed byered to $369 on the low end of Chest drawers with mirror, gold trimmed. Secretary of Agriculture Orville its 18 -inch sets and priced all its new Other antique items Freeman relative to new laws 20 -inch sets at less than $500. Gossip bench (new) 5 new steel posts; post aug- protecting farmers rights to Lowest price on a 20-incher is Occasional chair (new) er; jigsaw; Y4 hp electric mo- 3 blonde coffee tables (new) tor;grindstone, with motor; Pets bargain collectively brought suggested at $399. 1 corner table (new) owes trol, $1 forth a "go slow" warning here 3 ton hyd. jack; other misc. REMINDER Rocker; 3 metal lawn chairs;items too numerous to men- at the annual convention of the 3 kitchen chairs; metal kitch-tion. en cabinets; wooden cabinet; over trot Nebraska Stock Growers Assn. TRUCK SALE - 5 yr. old buck - Taking Freeman to task, es- buffet and chairs; 2 library ta-1953 Ford 34 ton pickup, V-8, gelding. Phone JE 9-4060, bles; lawn glider, metal; floor4 -speed, good rubber, grain tan. x16 pecially for his advocacy of a lamp; 7 table lamps; card ta- gel,fully equipped, government -directed National ble; 2 TV tables; 2 old trunks;_sides, overloads, good shape. Farm Bargaining Board to op- divan and chair; TV rotor. Real Estate lr As I have sold my farm I will Cistern pump; kitchen sink; erate much like the National sellatauctionthefollowing Electrolux sweeper; bathroom Lots 21 and 22 in Block 1 Mobile Labor Relations listed items located 4 miles west heater; oil heater; late type of Charles T. Miller's 1st addi- E. H. Shoemaker Jr. of North & 11/2miles south of Industry bath tub; dishes; hand madetion in the town of Green, in Platte, president of the Nebras-or 5 miles north, 1 mile east & quilts and quilt tops; crochetClay County, Kansas. 1/2 mile north of Talmage, Kans. table cloth and buffet cloth, Has stone bank building ka Stock Growers. large size, very nice. 26x60; electricity, water, good nothing 55' KIT Olymphia Mo- "I believe that such a revolu- Chest Tudor plate silver- roof and floors, well located, me, unfurnished, large Wedn., June 21 suitable for business or stor- styrofoam insulation, tionary idea in commodity mar- ware; cafe pie case (glass); keting has many pitfalls and Starts 12:30 Noon 4 electric irons; Daisy churn;age. arconditioning. Diagon- 1 quart size thirst extinguish-Terms and conditions given a, bathroom, 2 bed - would lead to greater govern- er; carbide gas light fixtures. at sale time. large living room, utility ment control over the livestock Antique silver butter dish,Not Responsible for Accidents plumbed for washer, 30 industry and eventually push Farm Machinery ter heater. 2 years old in o,'r industry into marketing 1954 .11) Model 55 combine, 14 ...... condition. Maurice ft. cutting bar with 18.26 Route No. 3, Marysville, and price controls under strict reg. tractor tires & large JOE & SUSIE SCHILTZ, Owners SB17 government regulation. Our col- tires on rear wheels Aucts: Foster Kretz & Elmo Steffen Clerk: Chas Bigler, lective action must he volunta- J1) pickup attach. for Model Clay Center, Phone Morganville WA 6.4422 Green, Kansas Drg...... ry," Shoemaker declared. 55 combine 11ft JD curler, good (2 -row) "We must work collectively II -IC grain drill, 8-16 with fert. Lost and Found with other strong producer as- attach., rubber press wheels sociation's to carry out our own Van Brunt 12-10 grain drill, "supply management" volun- semi -deep furrow Saturday ...... -10x20 truck tarily, and I stress the point MC 8-16 grain drill tire & rim Other machinery, trucks, mis- n Strong Cityand Man - that we are now working closer AUCTION JUNE 24th Reward cellaneous and some household - Phone 240,than ever before with farm and goods. Kansas. SB17 feeder groups to achieve better wide bed, For Full Listings See Starts 9:30 a.m. ":ab,radio, - communication and working SALE ...... Grass & Grain June 13 Lunch at Restaurant REMINDER plans to battle the problems of Nearby very low overproduction, 'phantom cat- R. S. Ausherman. slick and tle'and overweight feeding," Aucts. Schnell, Remy In order to liquidate our former hardwareand paint store ...... tuTION the NSA president remarked. and Schnell. and make more storage room for our antiqueshop we will sell at public auction at our store building inMILFORD, KANSAS, rdelivery, the following described items: ...... Mr. sell the LEFTOVER FROM 2 Kenmore automatic wash- of his blacksmithen - Administrator's Sale ers, very good Maytag wring- Re HARDWARE AND nsmission, has beenin black- er washer, 36" gas range, ...... in Junction PLUMBING STORE cooking utensils, dishes, fruit .1907. City on Saturday, June 24,1967 % HP Burks deepwell pump jars, garden & misc. tools. rain sides, 1,15 East and tank (nearly new) 6th Street at 12:30 P.M. ANTIQUES ...... CTION New window screens CITY,KAI% New 6' step ladder Refinished maple school At 304 N. Olive Street, Abilene, Kansas, we will sell at Miscellaneous hardware desk, double seat schol desks, $$ wall',,June public auction all of the household items belonging to the Lots of new paint blackboard slate, springwagon ...... 21 estate of Isaac Lesher Pyke, deceased. Pipe fittings seat, milk cans, stone jars & Starts12:30 Noon Gold Columbia watch; gold watch band; silver Elgin 2 wheel trailer chassis jugs, Daisy churns, oil lamps, tress Lawnsweeper phonograph, vacuum sweeper, ong 141:13:$13 repair bench; ladies wrist watch; like new folding wheel chair; 3 rocking copper boiler, shoe lasts, com- bolt cutter bug' chairs; 2 lawn chairs; library table; stands; dining table and wheel and setter;setter- FURNITURE AND modes, dressers,chestof rim an - 7 chairs; buffet; peek yoke; bug - HOUSEHOLD drawers, oak bed, walnut pie buggy - Electrolux sweeper; 3 electric fans; 3 gas heaters; step - 8,4103 wagon single (all safe, large oak mirror, side - wheel; table;gas range;gas refrigerator;kitchen table and 3 Oak chairs,tables Power hamer;Little kinds), rocker, studio divan b o a r d, trunks, camelback Champion chairs; kitchen utensils and dishes; kitchen base cabinet; trunk, lanterns, small wood r & controls platform scales; vapor -cooler; 2 beds with springs; 1 roll- (good, makes bed); stove, monkey stove, books, es15 tongsfor forge2 away bed; 2 dressers; German lamp table, small and many, many more items hammers;every size; dining table w/ 4 chairs, ra- r. 2 trunks; sewing machine; blender; tools; 2 pressure not listed. sledge canners; pipe threaders.. vise; rakes, hoes and shovels; 2 dios,metal sink & cabinet, hundreds metal base cabinet, metal wall Everything tosell, no re - %Hectors,of items, child wagons; antique wheelbarrow; canned goods; wall useful clock; coffee grinder; step ladders; mirrors; pictures and cabinet, wood base cabinet; serve. Itt NIListings other miscellaneous items. -14 See Area Grata tan June13 Among these items are a number of antiques. MELVIN and JOANNE- WOOD ler Degib' Aucts: C. W. "Bill" Crites, Ron Montgomery. Au k Delbert V. Pyke Administrator Aucts: C. W. "Bill" Crites, Clerk: Everett Sheets. Ron Crites Carl Schnell, Lee Remy, Auctioneers. Ron Montgomery. M ntgotnery Royer, Royer & Johnson, Attorneys. cination 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111U111111111111111111111111111111111111111111E' June 20, 1967 to give Oct.28---Kansas Milking passive a short. Shorthorn Society state sale immunity the active in additi in Hutchinson, Freg Rogers, irruntulity GAG Calendar from the retei vaccine, :71111111111111111111111111111mm111111111muummums 111 1sunH1111 11111111111mo sale mgr. Dick Sears, auct. Grass & Grain the 22 vet NScSM.S6S June 20 - Holstein dispersal tiquesinAbilene, estate ofNov. 3 - 5th annual Hammar- 00RL1 sale southeast of Wamego, lund-Shamrock Angus sale. eiarnsticpoeherincetkes°wITI°uinItthericdous trw Isaac Lesher Pike. Aucts. county figR,SON Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. new Schnell Bros. and Lee Remy. St. Marys, Kansas. New Hog Cholera local veterinarians the Maguin. Auct-Sale mgr. Don- formation for SC Jun9 24 --- Building material,Nov. 4 - All breed calf sale in on vaccines. Prs'en County ald J. Bowman. Vaccines Tested -strict. HeCO household goods & -antiques Manhattan, Olson, Fagerberg 01 June 21 - Complete close out in Milford, Melvin & .Joanna & Hawkinson, joint sale. Hog cholera is not licked in of blacksmith shop, Junction Woods. C. W. "Bill" Crites, Kansas. Complete eradication Nov. 15, 1967 - Registered is the goal, but producers are City, Charles Degitiz, owner. auct. BRITISH C. W. "Bill" Crites, Auct. -Hereford sale, Smolan, John- facing some unsolved problems June 24 - Household goods, son Hereford Farms; Elmer yet, Dr. Homer Caley, Exten- AN ELECTRIC al Ford CAR June 21 - Real estate & house- surplus building materials & L. Johnson & Sons. sion veterinarian at Kansas MoPt°oritl)CoUniNpaines hold goods in Green, Kans., ish subsidiary antiques in Milford, Melvin State University, reports. has Joe & Susie Schiltz. Auct. Nov.18 Kocher Herefords t produ and Joanne Wood.Auct. C. in Onaga, Outbreaks of hog cholera are Foster Kretz. W. Crites. production. sale car V Herman Kocher & Sons. often associated with recent has vaccinations. Kansas is current-of 40 milesbetween June 21 -- Farm sale northeastJuly 12 - Farm sale near De- Batt State ewe sale in charging of Talmage, Kans., R. S. Au- troit. Mrs. Gail Betts. FosterNov. 18 ly conducting an eradication tops sherman. Aucts Carl Schnell, H- tchinson, Mans. Purebred program,- and efforts are ham- Kretz, auct. Sheep Breeders Assn., V. E. modate two Lee Remy & Wm. Schnell. pered by frequent outbreaks, adults and dren. Ford by July 12 Farm sale southwest McAdams, sec.' Caley says. However, these says, however June 23 - Shop tools & mis- isn't considering - of Hope, Mrs. Clarence Rock.Nov. 21 - Hereford productionoutbreaks have stimulated re- going cellaneous. Beggs Fixit Aucts. Schnell Bros. and Lee search for new vaccines that duction. into Salina. Aucts Frank Harz & sale in Marysville, Peterson's Remy. Herefords. Elmer Peterson & are compatible with the pro- Bob Perry. gram. HORSE SALE July 26 - Complete dispersal of Son. Thurs. Several vaccines that are rel- - June 29 for 16years, he June 24 - Tractor, house trail- Holstein cows & bred heifers All Consignments Nov. 22 Hereford production atively safe and effective have aduisdtnrie :in Leoti, Kans. Sale mgr. John LYON IV: a County er etc., Benson Estate. Aucts sale in Marysville, Peterson's COUNTY Carlin, Smolan. been tested by scientists at the LIVESTOCK Bob Perry & Frank Harz. Herefords. Elmer Peterson & AllenCIO United States Department of Emporia,Ka June 24 --Household & antiquesJuly 27 -- Household salein Son. Agriculture. The Swine Disease super atManhattan. Mrs. Ella Clay Center. Foster Kretz, Nov. 25 Fall sale of Arbuth-Committee of the Kansas Live- Smith Estate. Lawrence Welt- auct. not Herefords, Haddam, Ks. stock Association, composed of er, auct. Bob Arbuthnot. producers, regulatory officials, July 29 -- Real estate and veterinarians, diagnosticians, June 24 - Cleanup sale of household sale east of Man- 20,1968 (10Fall Shc Jan. Rebenstorf and Extension specialists,is Cow Re hattan, US24, Mrs.R. hardware stockin Milford, P. Herefords Production sale, Royal EXA - Tentat working to implement the chol- CKate, Melvin & Joanne Wood. Aucts Ridgeway. Lawrence Welter, been madeby G; Elmer Rebenstorf, Sylvan era eradication program in Kan- Appa C. W. Crites and Ron Mont- auct. nmneuna Grove, ,Kans. sas. SERVICEABLEBULLS ivCattle'sn gomery. WITH WEIGHT car Oct. 9 Fall hog sale in New- The K.L.A. committee recom- Priced, RECO, . . here June 24 Administrator's sale ton, Kans.. Balthrop Farms of mends that swine producers $300 to $500 and banquet of household goods and an- Wichita. RAMONA GIRL IS use only the tissue cultured GRANT POOLE MANHATTAN, matinees havebe MARION DAIRY PRINCESS modified live vaccines. KANS. Located 4 mi. ted for activities v HILLSBORO Christine Serum should be used with intersection, 2south of 1.70 mi.west on commissionr Schubert of Ramona has beenthe vaccine at the time of vac- Dowell Creek Rd.Ph. PR Inc. rs andfriends a Ronald Rice Motors, selected asMarion- County the heart of theF Dairy Princess. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC The Growing Hog Market IsAt the close of the gra North Kansas' Largest Volume Dealer The Greenwood H NW 2nd Phone CO 3-4000 WASHINGTON SALES CO. been a mecca for ABILENE, KANS. ngs many decade FOUR AREA STUDENTS TRY US SOON Cow Belles, au) WITH CO-OP GRANTS HOGS. every TUESDAY rattlemen's associa Four G&G area students at activities during Kansas State University will CATTLEevery WEDNESDAY All Sales women. hold $400 scholarships from Start 1:00 Farmland Industries at K -State A Growing Market June 'next year. They are Larry for Finished Cattle Huston, Abilene; William Os- `/vie walt;LittleRiver;Ronald - Strahm, Sahetha; and. Eldon Barn Phone EA 5-2266 Residence EA 5-2393 Truck Trost, Concordia. EMP' Washington, Kans. Clearance Hope Call Or See Us Today Household Goods Estate of Mrs. Ella Smith Ery Eisenhauer 830 LARAMIE Truck Mgr. CO 3.1593 MANHATTAN, KANS. Sat., June 24 ONE OF THE NICEST SHOWINGS OF .0111111ellei lig at 1:00 p.in. NEW & USED TRUCKS & PICKUPS 1 Oakland white stove, gas; We had a few more cattle than we expected for this season, 1966 CHEVROLET 1/2 -Ton, LWB, 3 speed 6 1 G.E. refrigerator tlii;e , and they sold on a steady to strong market. The cow market 1Coldspol refrigerator (new); Radio, heater ,hitch, 2 to pick from. 1 G.E. electric fan; 1 G.E. elec- was unusually good, prices ranging from $17.50 to $19.00. 1966 CHEVELLE El Camino, Nice tric iron; table and chairs; oak Heifer cows and heiferettes went at $19.20 to $21,00. Radio, heater, V-8, automatic transmission. buffet & mirror; 2 kitchen -cabi- 1965 CHEVROLET 1/2 -Ton V-8 nets. Steer calves weighing 350-450 brought $28.50 to $31-00; Overdrive, heater, hitch, real clean. Gas heater; Wheeler -Wilson the 500 to 650 lb. class going at $25.50 to $27.50; and 1963 CHEVROLET, 1/2 -Ton LWB, V-8, 4 speed sewing machine; 1 overstuffed heifer calves at $24.50 to $26.00. hitch, overloads, new paint, good tires, localone davenport; 1 overstuffed chair; owner. electric Maytag washer;1 old fashioned library tablet 6 study HOGS again showed in great numbers, around 1200 going 1963 FORD F-100 LWB, V-8, 4 speed. tables: through the ring last Saturday.The run on fat hogsand Radio, heater, hitch, overloads, localone owner. 1 wool rug, large size; 1963 CHEVROLET 34 -Ton, 4 speed. 9x12 rug; 3 beds, springsand shoats was particularly heavy, and while prices were some- mattresses; -2 bunk beds; 3 what down as they were in all markets, we showed again Heater, hitch, new paint. 700-15 tires, realclean. chests of drawers; vanity table 1962 FORD F-100 1/2 -Ton and bench: 1full mirror; Sim that you'll always find a solid market for your swine at Heater, hitch, V-8. Local one owner, low mons bed, springs and mattress Junction City. mileage. *4444* 1961 CHEVROLET Tandem H.D. Unit, with12 -ft. dump body (twin size); 4 rocking chairs; ********* REMEMBER: SALE EVERY SATURDAY 5 speed transmission, 2 speed axle, '348motor, good 1lotof chairs: old dresser; *********A5 USUAL THROUGHOUT THEHARVEST**'46'` tires, priced to sell. 5 dressers with mirrors;vari- 1960 CHEVROLET 11/2 -Ton C & C, V-8 motor. ous lamps; bookcase with glass Following is a sampling of the swine market: 84 C.A.-750 front -825 rear tires, would door; wardrobe for clothes; 1 harvest unit. make a real good set Borg scales: smokingstand; music cabinet; .2 coat racks; HOGS 1960 CHEVROLET 1/2 -Ton LWB, 6 2 butchers231@ old radios; 1 Hoover hand(-hist- 59 mixed butchers205 p21.8539 mixed Radio, heater, hitch, real good. ette; bed pillows; bedspreads: 26 mixed butchers205 p21.65 1958 WILLYS Jeep, 6-cy1., 4 -wheel drive old fashioned tr: nk,Thvaltoo; 2 25 mixed butchers205 p21.80 SOWS A real good used unit, good mechanically, book racks: heavy winter 495 @ priced to 12 hamp butchers 206 p21.954 white sows sell. 2 lawn mowers; step ladder. 3485 5 @ I 7 mixed SOWS 1957 CHEVROLET 1/2 -Ton LWB Large offering of gardentools 42 mixed butchers216 p21.95 3 hamp sows 11 Radio, heater, hitch, nice. and hand tools andother arti- 10 mixed butchers212 p22.10 395 (0") 1949 DODGE 1 Ton Power Wagon, 4-wheel drive cles too numerous tomention. 8 mixed butchers 216 @21.951 hamp sow "Makes good feed wagon." ThiSisa large 'offering-of household goods ingood condi- ALL THESE UNITSARE PRICED RIGHT tion. 84471 PHL.ICJEUTVINOITCITY) CE WE ALSO HAVE A FEW OLDERUNITS TERMS-CASH. BARN If you have livestock to appraise,call: OVER 50 USED CARS Ella Smith Estate VERN LANGVARDT, Manager,502UPLANDAN NOW SELLING ON JUNE Howard Fick, Admr. HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer,520 UP L. aq CLEARANCE Welter & Applegate,Aucts. HERB NEUMEYER, White City,Phone Harold Carlson,Clerk. 1 to givea sho,,, '!IlArlIty fr & Grain 6,35s 23 we immunity ank:T., 1967 SaveonPickup Tires at le lts out, veterit, sis,mA ,,,csJIOLTON fgOM eekeTiThendsthat _Robert count, FARM TIRE CENTER ..terinarian head of the the new forarli4 ley is Soil Conser- ion on vacenles:rs County prson He comesfrom Junction City, Kans. District.

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GRANT POOLE ittees have been ap- 4ANHATTAN,KANS, tied 4 mi. south of for activities when cat - IMAGINE !REPLACEMENT LEVEL TIRES oction,2mi.west a n, commission men,old - 1 Creek Rd. Ph. PR and friends congregate AT THIS LOW PRICE Priced so low we can't show RIVERSIDE pricesuntil we know your heart of the Flint Hills III -WAY TRACTION irket Is At needs ... so call or stop in close of the grazing sea - On or off the road, no more your Ward truck tire center The Greenwood Hotel here rugged, better performing re- 8.25x20 today. been a mecca for these placement leveltire. Nylon Plus F.E.T. CO. logs many decades. Cord body. & Recappable Tr. Cow Belles, auxiliary of Casing cattlemen's association, will he activities during the day 1010 West 6th JUNCTION CITY Phone Collect CE 8-4350 /AY All Sales women. Start 1:00 Hogs 11:30 a.m. Hogs 12 noon Cattle 1 p.m.. ED BURT Cattle 1 p.m. Sale We had a ZaAgeA nun. 06 cattte this week than Last. sidence EA 52293 Stocket and ieedet cattle were 504 .to $1.00 high - et with vent' good demandbonatt cla64e.is a4 4 -tack - .ans. et and 6eedet cattle. Cows wete steady to Atn.ong. The ex-0ton top on butchers hogs was $22.15 with the butk goinglion$21.80. Feeders and weaning pigawete Lowers. The ot-eowing isa. samptingo6 out* * consignments:* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * NEXT THURSDAY, JUNE 22 Final Sale Before We Close for the Harvest. SEE No Sale June 29 and July 6, re -opening Sale July 13 *We *hope * * you'll* * * *have * * a* good* * *harvest. * * * * * * * * * * * YOU FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS HEIFER CALVES ed for thisseason, 11 whiface steers 569@ 29.75 4 black heifers 241 @28.00 t.The cowmarket 13 whiface steers 722@ 25.55 1 whiface heifer 280 @27.75 $19.00 @ p17.50 to 5 whiface steers 794 25.50 1 whiface heifer 400 @27.75 0 to $210. JULY 2 whiface heifers 573@ 24.10 1 whiface heifer 490 (0)24.50 1 whiface heifer 725@ 23.90 1 whiface heifer 365@ 23.00 8.50 to$31.00; 1 holstein steer 750@ 23.90 and 665p23.90 HOGS & PIGS o$27.50; 1 blkwhif heifer 5 729@ 23.75 13 mixed fats 230 @22.15 7 whiface heifers 22.05 1 whiface steer 600 @23.60 53 mixed fats 204 @ 219 @21.95 )und 1200 going 1 blkwhif steer 770@ 23.30 26 mixed fats 23.10 15 hamp fats 229 @21.90 n fathogs and 1 whiface heifer 675@ AT 222@ 21.80 snipe' 1 blkwhif steer 860@ 22.60 20 mixed fats prices were 14 red fats 256 @21.45 showed again 2 roan heifers 865p22.50 e @ 18.40 at COWS 10 red sows 361 your swine 2 hamp sows 417 @17.10 NEWTON 1 whifaceCOW 865@ 19.60 1 white sow 530 @16.10 rURDAY*:%00 1 holsteinCOW 1675p19.10 1320@ 19.00 1 hamp boar 205 @22.50 EHARVESi. 1 holsteinCOW 315 @17. 75 COW 1115p18.90 1 white boar 1 whiface 375 p 1 3. 40 COW 950@ 18.60 1 white boar e 1 whiface 1 3. 20 1055@ 18.55 1 hamp boar 590 p 16 whiface cows 37 mixed pigs 15.00 BULLS 5 white pigs 13. 75 dbutchers2314 1 whiface bull 1470 @ 24.30 27 hamp pigs 12.50 BARN PHONE AT3-5566 1 whiface bull 1575p23.60 8 red pigs 10.25 495 @ 1180 @ 23.10 SOWS There is someone at,the barn 1 whiface bull 8 hamp pigs 8.00 sows 485? Wednesday & 1 sows all day Tuesday & BULL & STEER CALVES 395ia I RALEIGH BREEDING, MANAGER sows Thursdaymorning.Otherwise 1 whiface steer 495 @31.00 395 490 @30.00 ow call: 1 black steer barn HI 3-3671; home HI 3-3547 1 whiface bull calf475 @30.00 1 whiface steer 500 @28.10 Auctioneer: Larry Lagasse, 4 400 @28.00 Ph. Concordia, Kans. CH3-1714 )[Ty CE S' 1 whiface steer 2 black steers 493 @26.20 aise, rEuvisTocK &COMMISSION CO. NEWTON Fri) WI

5o210* 5201J,,20 KANSAS INAJ LAI lit 11 [1 EL[LMARYSYiLLE,KANSAS Phone?r 34 f ' Sell At St. Marys Sell By Or Buy Cattk Hogs Auction Tuesdays 3 whiface heifers 686 @ 23.80 Due .to .the goading and 1 blackwhiface heifer780 p 23.25 muddy Aoad4 -thins week, out 1 whiface heifer 820 p 23.10 teceipt4 were. ye/Ey tight, 1 whiface heifer 650 @ 19.40 not enough .to tat the HEIFER CALVES ma/theta. We thought o6 2 whiface heifers 267 28.90 canceting .the sa.te but S whiface heifers 508 24.60 decided .there might be 4 whiface heifers 542 24.50 2 black heifers - 517 24.50 4 ome in das tAz44 ed con- 7 black heifers 483 24.40 ditionis that would have .to 1 whiface heifer 510 24.00 move come tive4tock. We 1 whiface heifer -490 23.80 had a good nun o6 4 toch .2 black heifers 440 23.00 4 whiface heifers 418 22.90 pig4.' The iottawingus a zampting o .the crate: COWS STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 1 holstein cow 1090 @17.20 1 black steer [email protected] 1 holstein cow 1070 @17.10 1 blkwhif steer 645 @26.10 1 holstein cow 1255 p17.10 2 black steers [email protected] 1 holstein cow 1205 @16.50 1 blackwhif steer 570@25,5CL 1 red cow 1025 @15.70 1 whiface steer [email protected] 1 roan cow 965 @15.10 11 whiface steers 668 @25.20 1 whiface cow -880 @14.90 1 black steer [email protected] 1 whiface cow 855 @14.90 1 black steer 690 @22.40 1 holstein cow 960 @14.30 1 broface steer [email protected] 1 whiface cow 765 @14.20 5 holstein steers [email protected] 1 black cow&calf -P233.00 1 brownswiss steer [email protected] BULLS STEER CALVES 1 black bull 1415 @ 23.10 1 whiface steer 390p30.75 1 black bull 1405 p 22.80 2 black steers 420 @28.80 1 black bull @ 225.00 hams 2 black steers [email protected] Fur Information orEstimates LIVESTOCK COMMISSIO 1 blackwhiface steer [email protected] og Raiser 1 whiface steer [email protected] Rezar Barn 2 black steers 532@ COMPANY Patrick LaBar 26.60 St Marys -137-2999 k 6 whiface steers 523 @26.40 young pigs to 1 roan steer p Itelaine Rezae 30, lives with 1460 25.75 St. Marys 437-6266 1 black steer [email protected] Mr. and Mrs nlivies,ti 1blackwhiface steer [email protected] Elmer Inithurn all 1 black steer 370p25.25 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 1 whiface steer 476p24.75 Paul Kramer St. Marys 437-2993 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 5 black heifers 600 @ 24.50 8 whiface heifers @ Auctioneers: Lawrence Welter and Gene Toby ,, 656 24.00, Fixed Central Kans. Most Modern Livestock Auction WEST ON OLD US 40 Satinafederal

MONDAY SALE ONLY THRU HARVEST congressionalpro] top two new banks MONDAY THURSDAY kince rural electric te systems with a Fat Cattle 9 a.m. Cattle Only federal and private Hogs sell at 11:00 a.m. followed by to face an unce Selling starts at 11:00 a.m.esti our regular rattlesaleas they are will sell in the order they are conslg unloaded. / :- ed on the books. in controversial bill Receipts last Monday included 698 hogs and 308 Dean Hamilton, Minn. 2 wf strs [email protected] 19 to 15 by th cattle.Stocker cattle were fully $1.00 higher with Dean Hamilton, Minn. 1 wf hfr 300 P.26.50 thulture committee Jerry Lahr, Abilene feeder cattle strong to 50ct higher.The hog market Dean Hamilton, Minn. 1 wf cow 995 p17.90 13 mix hogs227@ 23.15 Ih but one amencirn was about steady with a top of $23.15 on 225# Lloyd Houska, Holyrood 2 wf&b strs 560 @27.40 Ecklund & Son, Herington15 whi hogs247©22,40 the ire of a pri weight. Our regular Monday sale for cattle and Paul Aylwand, Ellsworth 2 blk hfrs830 @21.50 Alfred Mayer, Gypsum 22 mix [email protected] hogs continues through harvest.The following is a Paul Aylwand, Ellsworth 1 blk cow [email protected] Melvin Sundberg, Lindsb.11 mix hogs220 23.00 partial listing of our sale: Leslie Wilkins, Lyons 5 red strs 316 0 Glen Gibbs, Manchester 15 mix hogs210 p23.05 32.00 Would CreateBan Leslie Wilkins, Lyons 6 red hfrs 367 @ F. T. Hartenstein, Solomon 10 blt hogs 208 22,85 24.90 bill wouldcreate Jr. Runnalls, Longford 7 hol strs Landis Larson, Lindsb. 34 blt hogs 222 22.85 CATTLE 903 p22.85 bank, to which Sun Ranch, Falun Mrs./B. Kissick, Tescott 1 blk sow 510 16.90 Kenneth Moore, Roxbury1 blk cow 1080 @ 18.00 4 wf strs 400 ,o)32.00 t would provide Kenneth Moore, Roxbury1 hol cow 1320 @ 19.10 Sun Ranch, Falun 11 wf [email protected] John Hlaus, Wilson 1 whi sow570 17.00 Charles Hanson, Windom 1 wf clf Sun Ranch, Falun 13 wf hfrs408 p25.90 John Vanek, Wilson 1 whi sow470 17.10 7 yeae i @ 37.00 al ruralrsye Tom Beleker, Brookville 1 wf clf (a67.00 Archie Hartzell, Lincoln 7 wf hfrs 965 p25.15 Dwight Sperry, Beverly 7 bit sows461 17.45 Tom Beleker, Brookville 1 wf clf p 46.00 Reubin Galliant, Dorrance2 wf hfrs 400 31.25 Henry Jinicek, Wilson 1 whi sow385 18.35 get 300 million Geo. Wallerius, Salina 1 blk bull 1280 p 23.80 Reubin Galliant, Dorrance3 wf hfrs 465 P24.80 Ronnie Weibert, Durham 1 red sow 400 18.00 period.p Joe Dolezal, Kanapolis 1 blk bull 1010 @ 22.70 Marlin Bunger, Halstead 1 blk cow &elf @190.00 Dale Peters, Minn. 1 blk boar165 14,50 banks wouldse: Kenneth Zachery, Scottsv.2 hol clfs @ 38.00 Glen Malin, Wilson 3 wf strs 392 p29.50 Leonard Stiner, Tescott 1 whi boar 345 @ to privateinvests Kenneth Zachery, Scottsv.1 hol clf @ 35.00 Harry Bachman, Rdissell 1 whi boar 610 oftf th e i 555 011ie Reese, Gypsum 1 wf str 685 p 26.00 HOGS Florence Shoemaker, Min.1 bit boar capitaretired.their 011ie Reese, Gypsum 1 wf str 710@ 26.40 Anthony Dolezal, Kanopolis5 mix hog., 203p23.10 Betty Isaacson, Assaria 5 bit pigs gthilulin:s1I V. Cedarholm, Marquette1 blk cow885 p 17.10 Ernest Nagely, Abilene 8 spt hogs213 p23.05 Coppel Bros., Delphos 10 blt pigs @ 11111 25223 26155000 would H. Oberg, Salina 1 red cow 1275 p 16.50 Milt Bickel, Gypsum 4 bit hogs217 @22.85 Charles Soukup, Ellsworth11 mix pigs @14.50 @ N. G. Rush, Culver 1 hol str 365 p 25.40 Charles Nelson, Denmark6 mix hogs 194 p22 .75 Orville Grerseh, Tescott 21 bit pigs 14.5 Beetch & Son, Carlton 1 hol cow 1405 @ 18.00 Herb Brown, Bennington 4 blk hogs220 @22.90 Cecil Midley & Son, Tampal2 mix pigs Pre?tteoralvilbe:oauae:slekr;arrriatfeticalcveaiertvsaijotrie: M. Sparks, Ellsworth 1 blk bull525 @ 27.20 A. Troulson, Lincoln 11 mix hogs219 23.10 G. W. Lamb, Abilene 23 mix pigs L. Klenda,Lincolnville 1 blk str 1190 p 23.90 W.N. Day, Lincoln 4 whi hogs 209 23.05 Bob Johnson, Salina 10 mix pigs cost ofmoney Edgar Hendricks, Heringt.1 hol cow 1140 p 17.80 Bob Akers, Abilene 23 whi hogs 241 p23.00 G. W. Lamb, Abilene 7 mix pigs 111 487.: 250 L. Paugrae, Niles 1 rn str 445 p 28.50 E. C. Haines, Mentor 11 whi hogs 214 @23.00 Rick Johnson, Salina 6 mix pigs R. C. Rolfs, Lorraine 1 wf cow 1120 p 17.70 s',114.' Iliee rw11113oteamine FOR INFORMATION ORESTIMATES ewer Geo. Hamm, Ellsworth 1 wf cow 1130 p 17.50 'Ftoo_on loans Earl Pope, Roxbury LAURENCE CLEMENCE under 1 hol cow810 @ 18.90 per cent Cline Marrs, Miltonvale 1 wf cow. 950 @ 17.20 Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 Eugene Godsey, Salina 1 wf str 580 p 25.30 MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN Eugene Godsey, Salina 1 wf hfr 505 0 24.60 Durham Phone 732-3371 Farmers & Ranchers W.L. Reinert&Son, Linc. 1 wf str 605 P 27.90 E. Nelson, Gypsum BOB MUIR 1 hol cow 1365 p 18.30 Salina CO. Opponent Amos Nelson, Minneapolis1 wf cow 1345 @ 17.50 Phone TA 3.2963 LIVESTOCK COMMISSION Carl Tilbert, Salina 1 red bull 1480 p 22.20 Market Reports H. Herman, Hope Radio Station KSAL, Salina 2 wf strs 820 p 25.00 'Elis:nral::neNation:pe;atiye Barn Phone &: ;he H. Herman, Hope 2 wf hfrs 6:45 a.m. Every Rlroliorbuilth.nel'ls4Pla1ts:yirIral'1s' 737@ 24.30 SALINA, K James Herman, Brookville2 wf hfrs 563 @ 24.50 Monday, Wednesday & 913 -TA 5-0211 Friday '4e dainlltleeenciernept eantn1 Melvin Johnson, Delphos 3 brof strs535 @ 26. 20 KFRM Melvin Johnson, Delphos 3 brof hfrs581 0 24.10 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. °Pted bytheii Bonded Licensed