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;80 o 19,60 ;10 o 13th year no. 1 March 7, 1967 19,00 115 o 1.8,20 45 018,10 40 @ 18,10 !20@ 18,00 :85 0 'Sound 17,90 Reason ForFarm Unrest' .90 o "There is a sound 17,80 reason for Carlson spoke at the annual 150 p tened revolt." 17,60 unrest," said Senator Frank meeting of the Kansas Coopera- 125 Carlson last week While noting that agriculture 17,50 as of farmertive Council at Manhattan, and .70 0 discontent over declining economists don't regard the par- 17.46 farm he said farmer unrest "has nowity ratio as a meaningful farm 315 0 17.10 income and rising farm costs. in some instances reached threa-indicator, Carlson said that re- )30 0 16,95 .45@ gardless of how parity isfig- 16,90 ured "one thing is certain. The 155 @1630 )65 p farmer must buy his machinery 16,80 Two USDAMoves :10 016,70 -pay for labor costs and pay

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.85 @ 16.65 which he is not receiving his 25 To Soothe fair share of the national in- 16,60 Price Woes come." )38 0 16,45 Orville L. Freeman, secretary Freeman also urged prompt Carlson noted the current )90 @1636 of agriculture, said he planned pa- )27 @ congressional approval of more 16,2s two actions designed to ease rity ratio at 77-five points be- emergency food for India to low a year ago, and said: "It is what he said was farmer rest-avert famine. lessness and uncertainty over interesting to note that in June ;SION Freeman told the committee1932 it was 53-its lowest fig- agricultural prices. "it is a cruel effect of fate that feeding Time He said the Agriculture de- ure. Its high was 123 in October what assisting nations did last1946." Feeding is busy work for Joe Sonn'tag of Cuba, partment would expand pur- year needs redoing this year." Republic county, and farm worker Robert Fisher. chases of pork and beef prod- He said the world'ssecond HAYES BECK REELECTED ucts for relief donations and re-most populous nation will needBY LYONS CREEK DISTRICT lated non-commercial programs,about 10 million tons of grain WOODBINE - Hayes Beck and extend reseal procedures toimports this year to stave offhas been elected for the seventh iarysUrges Half Payment soybean growers. famine. time to the presidency of the Can Control Supply Lyons Creek Watershed Dist- Underreseal,farmers can KP&L WILL BUILD rict. Gerald Smith is vice presi- At Wheat Signup Time keep beans under government $37 MILLION PLANT dent; Jack Staatz, secretary; (ans. price support loans for extended Kansas Power & Light says and Marvin Will of Herington, Wheat farmers could get one- periods, and, in effect, wait outit will build a $37 million elec-treasurer. assured him, he said, that pay- the market until prices rise. half of their payments at thements to those participating in Freeman disclosed his inten-tric generating facility to add to time of signup for participatingthe 1967 program would be its Lawrence station, to make ANOTHER NOTCH DOWN tions to the Senate agricultureone of the largest power produc- in the wheat program under amade earlier this year. committee during testimony ON SMALL COLOR TV Llilla bill being introduced in Con- ing centers in the midwest. Con- General Electric has introduc- gress last week by Rep. Robert Under his bill, Dole said, win-supporting a congressional re-struction will start in early 1968 solution that would endorse Pre- ed a color television set that Dole, 11 -Kan. ter wheat growers would re- and commercial operation will sident Johnson's emergency sells for less than $200. The sug- Dole said in a statement this ceive the first half of their pro- start in1971. Other major gram payments in the fall, and food aid program for India. gested retail price is $199.95 and would treat wheat producers KP&L units are at Tecumseh, the set weighs 24 pounds with the same as farmers who spring wheat producers would Sen. Milton R. Young (R -N.Abilene, and Hutchinson. par- D.) has asked why farm prices a 60 -square inch screen. ticipate in feed grain andcotton -receive theirs in the spring. programs. The measure would annlv toare declining when "everybody The Agriculture Department the 1968 and subsequent crops.says we have no agricultural m. Cattle food surpluses." ire consip Freeman replied that he 00 p 16,00 shares farmerconcernover price declines,saying`agrcul- 90 @ 31,75 ture is restless, uncertain. The 55 @ 21.°) market is very speculative. Ev- 55 @ 16.24 80@ 15,76 erybody is jumpy." No Wheat Action But in an exchange with :42 @ 1°,6, Young, Freeman said he has no 26 @ 19.'y present intention to raise price @ 19,45 support levels for wheat.

@19.E 143 @ 19'4 111 @19,6 !29 @19.50 Two New 125 @i9.60 ;10 @19.5 Manhattan Co-op 120 @15,3 ;10@ 19.60 Board Directors 118 @19.1° 131 @19.6 MANHATTAN - Names of 197 @ 15.4° the 50th anniversary board of 19.5 ?,12 @ directors of Farmers Coopera- 338 @ 19.2° tive Assn. were announced by 19.6 ?,08 general manager Joe Dockins 18,5 after the annual meeting late 137 @ 21,/) in February. New directors are a 15. Frank Werner of Manhattan; ' 13,25 and Jim Brown of Alta Vista. Ted Anderson and Wayne Bai- @ 11 ley were reelected, as were the officers: President, Herb Roepke; vice- he pres. Harold. Goff;secretary Ted Anderson. The Otherdirec- Co. tors are M. W. Andres,Law- rence Valberg andHarold Tes- Talking sendorff. It Approximately 650 voting Making Plans members attend themeeting. OvMordiller thinganvine;Bill.Patenaude,Clay Center;W. R. McChesney, The co-op, now withthree bran- Carol D. Reynolds and bride-to-be Kay Opocensky, gs overand Weldon Westmoreland John Sanberg, Clay Center, talk ches, Alta Vista, Cuba, show the cattle stock for hoof trimming and de - at themachinery a 50th it Deereagency, show at W. W.Smith, and Onaga, is planning horning he built from plans -Kay 'brought him. Carol in ClayCenter. anniversary celebration. raises registered cattle and Kay is a student at K -State. efficiency andrate of growth. March 7, 1967 Swine Testing slaughtered Another Beck bred animal ter tests at the The barrows are Station operatedin Manhattan when the testsare complete to Tested Boar Sale brought the top price of $340at Kansas Swine length, back - 2 Grass &Grin the sale. This was a Yorkshireby K -State for the determine carcass Improvement Association. fat, loin eye area,and percent DAIRY CONFERENCE that ranked sixth in thetests, started in The boars are pro- Averages $137 The Station was of lean cuts. K -STATE NEXT AT but caught the fancy ofNorbert in an effort to and sonoray MANHATTANWEEK Oh1de, Linn. Beck alsoentered 1958 by the KSIA bed for backfat -A Dairy MANHATTAN - The top -ra- better evaluatepurebred stock.tested for loin eyearea. Pro- dustry Conference the fifth and sixth place Duroc at Kansas State will behei, ted animal in the Tested Boar Rate of gain, feedefficiency, spective buyersare furnished Universit, animals. 15-16. The conference y Nia"; Sale at Kansas State Universi- and meat -typecharacteristics before the sale. is aied Two Hampshire littermates this information at dairy plantowners, m ty last week was a Duroc that production most of the ers, technicians manag. put on test by Joe O'Bryanhadare the important "The fact that and dairy brought $300 at the auction says Wen- sale were purchas-ers. work. the second and third placetest factors considered, boars in this block from Gary Stichternath, dell A. Moyer,Extension live- ed for use incommercial herds a commercial operator from ratings. Bert Hucke, Parsons, that Kansas paid $300 for the second place stock specialist. is an indicaton GRASS & Marysville. In the tests, twolittermate swine producers arerecognizing GRAIN boar. half-brother The Mid -Kansas Stichternath has purchased An average price of $137 a boars and a full the value oftested boars in an news we% animals in four previous sales barrow are fed together.They Moyer Published each Tuesday head was recorded for the 37 efficientoperation," Moro, (Box 1009) at 1.2rri for his 40 -sow operation. The are fed to an averageweight of Manhattan, top boar was bred by Hayes boars that went on sale. This feed says. Kansas, 66502 by event marked the close ofwin- 200 pounds to determine The Testing Stationis now AG PRESS Beck, Junction City. accepting applicationsfor the Dean Coughenour spring tests, Moyerindicates. E. R. Woodward Second classpostage "One Friend Tells Another andHOME Grows" Purebred breeders shouldmake paidat they can Manhattan, Kansas applications now so Subscription: $3year animals to the CIRCULATION deliver the test ...... 11,108 For Our Rural Neighbors Station in April. Who Want To StrengthenTheir FinancialPositions THE HOME SAVINGSPLAN From Purina .As It Does ForOthers WILL Work For You .. Research... INSURED SAFETY OFSAVINGS IMPROVED Save in person or bymail ns\y STARTING FEEDS FOR BUSINESS HOURS 9:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. BABY PIGS! SATURDAYS SAVINGS AND LOANASSOCIATION 9:30 A.M. to 12:00 Noon MANHATTAN, KANSAS future Farm( 107 NORTH FOURTH STREET Leland and Cl. size at YOUR -COMMUNITYHOMEFINANCING CENTER t!nor for of Mr. and Mt

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444 NOIRnil,. tu 1967 ass & are all under the state park Graff Might Apply$7 Federil or Park Fee fish and game authority. erefore:Th If the state park feepermit On Area EngineerReservoirs is '-`1 196104 lifted by the legislature,as vised Reservoir buffs in Kansas and the proposed Herndonres- Gov. Robert Docking may have to take their pick be-ervoir. urges, no red, along fee would be requiredat any of jario, tween state and federal facilites Parkareas at theselocationsthese lakes. -/ 1, if they don't purchase two per- mits next summer. Nketw*A,*/.4,1 )t beefcattle Federal entrance fees appar- Januann Ws: ently will be charged at federal T of steers facilities on U.S. Army Corps of es Engineers reservoirs. 12.7 million.7 The fee however, in the form BIG YIELDS! 'ear earlier, of a $7 federal "Golden Pass- than twos, port," will not affect state park asgrow ...yours with Asgrow umberof k.! ears old users on corps lakes, such as y; Kanopolis, or any of the U. S. Percent iron, Bureau of Reclamation lakes. CORN- and SORGHUM P only 2 pek SEED before. Army Corps of Engineers rep- ler resentatives said areas where es under11 wary 1 permits would be needed have was not yet been establishd. on - up Ipa .r earlier, There will be a need for a atd, federal permit in some areas on two years ea., Kanopolis, Wilson, Tuttle Creek PROFIT ibers include and Harlan County Reservoir, heifer calves Nebraska. with Asgrow varieties lirY Purpos) The federal "Golden" permit adapted to your of beef 0,4 will cost $7 per car annually or growing conditions 1.6 million-5 $1 for a short-term permti. ear, and 1 pe It will go into effect April 1. two years age The permit will also allow us- these new ae ers to visit the national parks we may hare throughout the United States. beef this year Tom Zouzas, Ellsworth, mana- nay rise, but ger of the Tower Harbor conces- ikely before 5 sion at Kanopolis, said the fed- cattle were It eral permit may prove to be a boon to state parks. There's an Asgrow Seed L. R. Shad "If people need a federal per- Variety Just Right for You Univ. of mit, they may choose to buy on- ly a state permit and limit their visits to state parks at federal Fence -Fixing Time reservoirs. "The federal permit would be Loren Austin and E. Elmer Johnson, a neighbor, MORRIS COUNTY prepare to fix fence on the Austin farm northeast of a bargain for travelers butit may be expensive for one-time PHONE Courtland. Austin has a cattle feeding operation he M. E. Norman 497-2293 Wilsey runs with his farming. users." "Concession operators could Harold Rohling 4F4-11 White City see a drop in state park usage Harry Miller 1402 Burdick when the state fees went into effect and there is no reason to WARAUNSEE COUNTY YOU MAKE believethe federal permits Keith Schultz 765-3558 Alma would not cause the same type Dennis Davis 765-3691 Alma THINGS GO of reaction," he said. Robert Stuewe "No reservoirs in Kansas un- 765-3642 Alma der the Bureau of Reclamation Charles Imthlirn 636-8512 Paxico YOUR WAY will come under the federal Kenneth Piel 636-8490 Paxico park permit, Lynn Burris, direc Harveyville Seed Co. Harveyville with a flexible tor of state parks, said. The bureau has turned all CLAY COUNTY park facilities over to the Kan- Henry Thomas ME 2-3988 Clay Center LAND BANK sas Park and Resources Author- Ray Reed HO 1-5581 Wakefield ity and Kansas Forestry, Fish LOAN and Game Commission. RILEY COUNTY Bureau lakes in Central and Ralph Weller Riley Ph. HU 5-2286 Manhattan Northwestern Kansas unaffect- JACKSON COUNTY Thousands of farmers in ed by the federal permit are Gene Bergstrom this area like the flexibility Kirwin, Norton, Waconda lake, Holton of their Land Bank Loans. Webster, Cedar Bluffs, Lovewell Spencer Grain Co. Hoyt 'You canuseyour Land Bank Loan for anylong- term credit need a farmer can have. And, you pay no more for .this flexibility... LESS, in fact. When the going a CASE® REPAYMENTS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS gets TOUGH... Repaymentterms up to 40 ing dependable years, fitting your needs; and tak- 930 outside income into consideration. the "10°W Penalty for paying There's no schedule. off all or any part of r irrigatiOn your loan ahead of a Land BankNow's the timeto make things go your way- with equipment. Loan. > Looking For ALoan? 'ground water Look deliver roof! for the Blue Oval... year withlea', at your local FEDERAL ,Keeps LAND BANKASSOCIATION

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Now On Hand and ge° ogoessions-' This recipe has been afavoritekled withsome cho of our family for along thne.".and coconut March 7, 1967 GREEN BEAN PATTIES * * * OUR DAILY BREAD drained 910 : 1 can green beans, Mrs. Roland regillarbla G&GArea Cooks Shafer - by and cut fine, or 1 pint "Here isa very good o the l Grass & Grain 1 egg cipe that can hon, micetising 8 be made 11 * Salt SNOWBALLS Pepper 36 vanillawafers Easy To Grow Nebraskan, Mrs.Sam Bervin, 1 teaspoon finelychopped 1 pint whipping onion coconut email VieLatest One of the easiest annuals to into grow is the pink, related to the enough flour to form FILLGIN patties 1/2 cup butter Daily perennial carnation. There areWins TeflonFry Pan Fry slowly in lardand vege- 1 cup sugarorm Bread both single and double -flowered until golden Nebr., wins table shortening 2 eggs, senarated sorts, but the most interesting Mrs. Sam Bervin, 1027 FStreet, Fairbury, brown. 1 drained, her recipe as "adeliciously dif- * * * crushed Prize are those with fringed and fea- the contest prize. She describes etc." Mrs. apple ferent dish to serve with a beefroast, pork chops, This recipe was sent by 1/2cup ground dates FRY PAN thered petals and all sorts of Alma, St. and fancy color patterns, varying KRAUT -ONION SPECIAL Gladys V. Wise, 712 cherriescher 1 1 -pound can of sauerkraut,undrained Marys: 1 cup nuts, chopped from flower to flower. Why not 1 4 -ounce can of slicedmushrooms, undrained RASPBERRY DELIGHT Cream butter fine plant seeds of pinks in any sun- onion soup mix Make a crust of 20 graham and sum, 1 package (1% ounce) beaten yolks;add man ny place and revel in their fra- 2 tablespoons butter ormargarine crackers crushed, 1/4 cup whitefruit. Add egg sugar and 1/4 cupmelted butter. whites, grance this summer? 1 teaspoon sugar 350 de-For each ball:Take 3' 1/4 teaspoon caraway seed Cook over Bake eight minutes at wafers; spread filling Mix all ingredients untilthey are well blended. grees in a large pan,13x9x1-in. he FREE OPF-STREET until thoroughly heated. and on ton andsides. Place medium heat for a few minutes, or Dissolve 1 package lemon gel-refrigerator at least Parking, atin in 1 cup boiling water and four WhenWhin 1 Pint ofcream: add While Eating at get a nice even mixture work in 3 tablespoons lemon juice. cup sugar. Cover Mrs. John Adams, R 1, Frank- syrupy, beat until fluffy.Creamsprinkle generouslyeach hail fort: "I always look forward the coconut. (May need a bit Philadelphia with more coconut.) Form into small an 8 -ounce package nut. Chill in refrigerator each week for the new recipes. cream cheese with 1 cup sugarhours. I'm sending something differ- halls. For an attractive touch and 1 teaspoon vanilla. Whip top with bits of candied cher- 10.1nch ent for club meetings or any 141/2 ounce can Carnation milk * * * is party. These are tempting co-ries. These can be made ahead (must be cold). Combine gela- Mrs. Merle Schmidt, f; with or with conut dainties and are nice as of time as they keep well in a tin, cheese and milk (whipped)Chapman: "Please li wily from P they taste like candy." cool, dry place. find en slide * * * and place in the crust. my Brownie recipewhich COCONUT DAINTIES essy &OUP ' sec Cook one package Junket family thinks is Col 1 package cream cheese (3 - The next recipe is from Mrs. great I needed. brand Danish Dessert currant this to many picnics B never ounce) Cleo Morgan, Clyde: raspberry with 1 cup water ma- and of Nino WACKY CAKE ions." I product 2 cups powdered sugar th thick. While still hot, stir in BROWNIES Man 1 cup grated or flake coconut 11/2 cups flour 1 package frozen red raspber- CompanY, Work sugar into the cream 1 cup sugar 1 stek oleo cheese. (Can do this quickly it 1 teaspoon soda ries. 1 cup sugar Ocollsin When the above is cool, top 4 eggs week you use your hand.) When you 2 tablespoons cocoa winner each the whipped mixture withit. 1 1 -pound can choco. the Sift together in nan in which by lot from you plan to bake it. Make three Green coloring may be added to 1 cup and 1 tablespoon Odd holes in mixture. In one hole the bottom mixture for Christ- ih cup nuts sending us y( put 1 tablespoon vinegar, in an- mas. Beat oleo and sugar se by * * * Add two eggs at recipe - this can other put 1/3 cup melted short- a thne, leftover,sal ening, and in the last put 1 Mrs. Karl Stock, Oketo: "Findnate flour and chocolate dish wl teaspoon vanilla. Pour 1 cup enclosed a recipe for an apricotMix well at high speed, 411, dessert or cold water over all and stir well. salad you might like to put inin nuts. Bake in greased your recipe ca Bake in same pan that you mixGrass & Grain. I clip out andle sheet ha 325 or 350-d Pecs it at 350 degrees. When cool use some of the recipes in youren for 25-30 minutes. to he sure allingro put on frosting. "This cake is paper." BROWNIE FROSTING ue accurateand moist and keeps well." APRICOT SALAD 6 tablespoons oleo for. * * * 2 packages orange gelatin 6 tablespoons milk sure your name a 2 cups boiling water 11/2 cups white sugar Mrs. Donald Kalivoda, Agen- Dissolve gelatin in hot water are on the entry. da: "I read in a recent issue of Bring to full rolling recipeat Grass & Grain where a lady and let cool. Add 10 large 30 seconds only. Remove hly one wanted a green bean recipe. marshmallows cut up or aboutfire and acid V? cup e Owe, 40 small marshmallows; 1 canchins. Beat until s lad it to Woman's Pa No. 21/2size apricots, cut up, frost cooled brownies. Grass & Grain,11 and 1 small can crushed pineap- Manhattan, Kansas.

ple. Let set. Use the juices of * * the fruits and water to make 2 Mrs. Elden Wilkens, 1111 MIDS. Cook iuices with 1/2 cup reYou Se sugar, 2 tablesnoons flour and 2ton: tahlesnoons butter or oleo until "So many ideas can be thickened and let cool. Fold infrom your column. A 1 can of sweet cream whipped,idea certainly helps to Buying or 1 naokage Dream Whip, Palm -arum' part out of whipped, and spread over top ofWould like to contribute; salad which has set and snrin-Cherry Pie Filling Salad ... For a Complete Newspaper Read auprka Daily &vital and the Topeka Sunday Capital -Journal Your Choice Of One Of These Handy Kitchen Tools What do you look for in a good newspaper?The Ice Cream Scoop Double Duty Spatula Daily Capital and Sunday Capital -Journal carrylocal, If YouAre 13i state and national news plus many features andcomplete state Spreader Slicer Pan Spatula sport news. The Daily Capital, with its complete 14 1 you haven'tgot and national news coverage, is the ideal newspaperfor students to use for current events for classroomwork. ram etas The Sunday Capital -Journal has two big bonuses 1/461/4'41:-:oiddylikfoerPet:ielistist7t: Midway and Parade magazines. www .1 FREEwith Amu CLIP THIS COUPON-MAIL TO: The Topeka Daily Capital, Topeka, Kansas Morning and Sunday Morning Except Sunday 300lbs. New Improved Enclosed find (") $17.00-1 year ( ) 513.20-1 year ( ) 8.75-6 months ( ) 6.60-6 months () 4.50-3 months ) 3.30-3 months tittle 1.10-1 month Operat KEY CHICK STARTER () 1.50-1 month ( ) THE TOPEKA DAILY CAPITAL CountrySet Or Get All Seven Free With Ton Purchase starting immediately hieaby NAME Meae DeaPle FOR THE BEST BIRDS YOU EVER RAISED vfte and R.F.D. TOWN ...... "telephone of Above prices apply only in Kansas, bymail to FEEDKEY CHICK STARTER R.F.D. subscribers or in towns where thereis no carrier service. .r- See Your Local Dealer Now Don't Wait...Subscribe Today! OR CALL COLLECT ME 2-2141 arip griptita KEY MillingCo. and The Sunday CapitalJournal Clay Center Kansas "The Daily Capital is the official newspaperof 10"as' and good en - 2 cups of fluid. Immediately add easy 1 can of cherry nie filling, (No. ou March 7, 1967 soecialoccasions." 2 can).1/2 cup of English wal- for PIEFILLING nuts. miniature marshmallows OBEY bu st SALAD size pack. as desired. (Marshmallows willwith an "eye" or center ofan- Vey7 el regular remain at the ton and cherriesother color. ore oneof blackcherryat the bottom if a layered effect 111 tnea (3.ouneel using theusual Thus, the variety Bright Eyes zelatin, is desired. Or when salad begins wafers cored to congeal, stir the ingredientshas white flowers withrose to distribute them evenly. Moldseyes while Twinklesisblush hipping The Latest ertaa well. If an extra firm salad ispnk with a bright red eye, halo- desired, decrease 1/2-1/4 cup ofed wth rose. Inuo,t -ter .Daily the liquid.) Periwinkles are easily grown rar eoarate4 Bread' from seeds, bloom all summer Mrs. Raymond Goure, R 2, and fall and never are troubled ealsil Miltonvale: "This makes a good Prize moist cookie that keens well." by diseases or insect pests. round A., Wouldn't they be a fine addition STARTS THEM PAN HAWAIIAN DROP COOKIES 'mm641 TEFLON FRY 2 cups flour to your garden? tiSi Chopped 2 teaspoons baking powder RIGHT FOR AN Itlet arid an: 1/, teaspoon salt is: add nei` 2/1 cup shortening egg whi Timesavers 3/4 can crushed pineapple, EARLY PAYOFF! tII: Take'ead drained To make coffee, measure all nun* 11/4 cups sugar water at once. Have a mark on +++++++++++++++++++++++44+++++++44+++++ and sidq at. 1/2 teaspoon almond extract coffee potto show correct ' at least fri:" 1 egg t of ere: 114 cup coconut amount. Measure coffeewith YOU CAN EARN Cover eadi Sift the dry ingredients. one motion in marked cup. neronsly Cream the shortening, sugar I refrigerator and extracts. Beat egg until fluf- fy and add to creamed ingredi- FREE... ents. Blend in pineapple and drySaves Steps * S. 10 -inch size. lie %mu, SKILLET is ingredients. Drop by teaspoons- Save steps by keeping all 'ed foods, withor without ful onto ungreased cookie sheet. cleaning supplies and equip- Tleaseiri easily from pan. Sprinkle with coconut (or coco- * recipe ase, slide ment in a basket and carry it CORNING 3e WARE COOKWARE! . scour - nut may be added to other in- Iks ISgreat. nick easy cleanup . from room to room while Ask us how you can earn Corning Ware Cookware at no Comet gredients before baking.) Bake picnics g is neverneeded. in a 325 -degree oven for about cleaning. extra cost when you start your chicks, pigs & dairy calves rand, a productof Mirro Al- 20 minutes. W.1.4","./...0.0.04.0.0.AMMOVaNW.I.~1 on Gooch's Best. 1BOWNIFS Manito- eo um Company, gar oc, Wisconsin. Quick -Cook Methods CK PROCESSING CO. I can Tim winnereach wk Periwinkle To boil potatoes in less time Manhattan, Kansas Telephone PR 6-9269 fromtherecis- d 1 tablespow am by lot In times gone by periwinklesremove a strip of skin fromone ds pes printed. were used for making chapletsside. Boil, then rest of skin peels and sugar Win one by sending usyour CLAY CENTER ALFALFA MILL be to be placed around the headsoff easily. To bake potatoes in gri a ti*gx vorite recipe - this can Clay Center, Kansas Telephone ME 2-3401 and them leftover,salad, of important persons. In fact,half the time, boil first for 15 sindish,dessert or what 4 high iftei idedish, the name periwinkle comes minutes. ske in gles4ave you. from the Latin words for "bind" 325 or 1. Check your, recipe care- and "about." Nowadays garden- I) minutes. lly to be sure all ingredi- NIE accurate and ac - ers find periwinkle a useful tsare ittol- oons oleo anted for. plant for hot spots as oons milk erates heat so well. Younameit... 2. Be sure your name and white snotaddress are on the entry. Periwinkles are upright -grow- full rolllot recipeata ing, bushylittleplants, most only. 3. Only one , please. about a foot and a half high. Id cup tuntil 4. Send it to Woman's Page All kinds have glossy leaves tor, Grass & Grain, Box d brownie& and large, single blooms. These -plowor6-plow 09, Manhattan, Kansas. are white, pink or rose often 5 POWER en Wilkens, Are You Selling there'saIARMALL® FOR YOU r ideas can ie column. A Ity helm to Or Buying Cattle Now? ' part out of to

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cabinet -top cleaning. g)sie 20 s syste One all-purpose inspectio cleaner state th joint the teamand you're cillCshanoelitilliki.:toiso%!ta:aht set - choosea pine oil v - disinfect and deodorizee t once. As soonas you're if you don't have NLY ritonaGPull a cello to Insta put yo"rself intoa w and forget aboutspring 015 ing `til anotherday. TheIlYdronlie Utilize Space At A Price hydra For Vegetables fin) operated hoistingix Sh Just alittle spacewill stiller trucks.

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you can plant radishesas hoisii as you can work the gro hydraulic month laterthey'll be the row will be vacant fop Centro.'From Refreshing the Nation's Economy an& can use the same row for What is the brewing industry worth to the American Plated Piston beans. tolate Positive r economy? Reckon it in billions. Here are some of our foo smooth, Many other vegetables annual outlays, in round numbers: can Excise taxes (federal, state, local) . $1.4 Billion doubled up in the samewa Agricultural purchases (grains, etc.) $215 Million "Rubbing down her master's Dress in "mod" fashion Spinach, an early vegetab practical Packaging purchases while cleaning - you'll feel can be followed by peppers; (wood, paper, metal) $550 Million cello" is one approach to all-out ion sets by carrots or beets. I Convenient Salaries and wages $2.5 Billion spring cleaning. The modern better about it all if you look ON THESE FOUR ITEMS ALONE-MORE THAN $4 BILLION approach is don't wash the cello - and don't try todo all your UL.MOR, INC. The Breweries of America Pump Constant Refreshment spring cleaning at once. into the American Economic System. Recipe for fraughtless spring UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. cleaning: P.O. Box 1435, Topeka, Kansas 66601 Wait until you're in the Start mood your Increase Your Production Efficiency with next 11011SON'S 16- OY litter

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WITH DODSON'S BIG -BOY ADDRESS I SHALL SYSTEM LIP( RFD STATE ZIP 4.. mom mi. m. 415 Elevator -reeniea' lllllll lllllllllllllllllll I l 111.1"111F1111 lllllllll pointment to have his neW100i-. ed at, and then car look- will have to 0 make leave it, came to pick March 7, 1967 No Relatives ring - rERs- it up after fromthe G&G Area inspection. It hada new safety On The Payroll Your 110(11 sticker on the windshield, plus Grass &Grain Recently in one of the Sunday !Xarr/Pie, a bill for $10 The billwas for 11 living under a periodic auto in-replacing two windshield supplements I read an article n and loo, wiper which named quite a number of ether yorFor spection. My family moved outblades that hadnever been he did. He used farm surpluses o of Pennsylvania, and the inspec-through a shower.You eitherto beat down farm prices. congressmen (both Democrats ; ribbed :1;f Inspection tion was one of the reasons wepay or don't get your vehicle Freeman talked of the new and Republicans) who have ,.and snioo) moved. approved. ball game and the rising world members of their family getting qping, proposal before tax money as "employees" in There isa In Pennsylvania, every six I had a '49 Fordone -ton flat- food demand. I'd say it's all the handle for; bed that looked terrible same old barn burner where their offices. Are our Kansas he statewide months one had to take his car but it fling compulsory to a "mechanic" to see that itran and I hauled trashon it the farmer is supposed to feedsenators and representatives inspection. Be - once a month. But it had to the people of the U.S. and half guilty of this? leaning, kriodic vehicle some was "safe." The mechanic got be SWB: some20 states have $3 an inspection. Can anyone goin the same mechanicalcondi- the world. Yet our income is trPose deb inspection system, tion as one that was way below the other segments CLAY CENTER ;rrn of an think over any vehicle, even a bicycle, on the road A wire service surveyed lie powersin this state and tell that it is safe, for $3?24 hours a day haulinga full of the U.S. economy. Lrn and You'll should too. load. Farmers will take Freeman's new ball game congressionalpayrollsand eaPine 0, atwe what it's likeA person has to make an ap- note if found no Kansas senator or and deadezt Let me tell you they have some machine aroundso,nds like a TV commercial, they use to haul wheatonce a and I don't think the farmer representative with a relative " as Yot-: year. will buy it but he'll probably get on the payroll. have a Fully Guaranteed cello ONLY Completely Robert E. it anyway. How many of you into a Installed HAUL- MOR, INC. Rt. 2, TOPEKAagree? about sptirS $325 Dixon Law her day, LONGFORDNFO Not In Hoist AnyoCan Use The Hydraulic CanAfford ! Teaching Bridge On Boycott At A Price Everyone A Good Sale By In a recent article in Grass & Pac,e In Vo Tech ? Grain. a Mr Ed Harrington of etables hydraulic hoist for 10' and smaller beds! Duroc Breeders PTO operated Can be used on 1 ton and Classes have just started at I have just returned home the Kensington Coonerative As- Ale space six ton hoisting power. the Central Kansas Area Voca-from the great National sociation. refers to Nr0 boycot- smaller trucks. Durocting merchants. Mr. Harrington vegetables tional Technical School servingCongress at Arkansas City. Al- it is the Hutchinson -Newtonarea most 300 head of different must have the wrong informa- fully and there is a class in bridge be- agestion about NFO. ?, in a sni: small trucks can have were sold. Topping the sale NOW - Even ing offered. No kidding? a wonderful boar, was one- 1- was a member for six years. Lilt radishes, Alfred Vogt I attended many NFO meetings hydraulic hoisting. which Robert Johnson, Cash, and the state and national con- work the HUTCHINSON Arkansas, bought for $10,000. ventions. I never heard one rthey'll Highest prise in modern times!word about boycotting merch- .1 be vacant While there, Kansas Duroc Fingertip Control FromCab breeders decided to have a Kan-ants. All we are trying to do is same row f.. Doesn't Want In get a better price for our pro- Chrome PlatedPiston Gives sas picnic at the park at Con-ducts so we can afford to buy You Smooth,Positive Power Freeman's Game cordia June 4, starting at 10 more and keep the whole econo- er vegeiab!,, a.m., with a basket dinner at my healthier. in the sap, Durable So Freeman wants us all innoon. Drink will be furnished another "ball game?" So far weby the Kansas Duroc breeders. Rudy Krch early vei., Practical have always struck out, but IA Kansas Duroc Queen will be LINCOLNVILLE wed by pe:, still have hope. Since he's beenchosen too, to go to a national carrots or Convenient in there, he's been throwing usqueen contest at Omaha on July curves, screw balls and now spit20. If you have a candidate that Tools balls. is from 16 to 21 years of age HAUL-MOR, INC.valley falls, kansas phone 945-3211 We voted out his big deal andand has Duroc hogs on the Too he said 'he would show us. And farm, write Jerry Slichter, Abi- lene, for an entry blank and AGGIE more information. HARDWARE Vern Albrecht 1205 Moro art SMITH CENTER Manhattan, Ks. Rif G&G Directory AUCTIONEERING DAIRY SUPPLIES Lawrence E. Welter 'Xi AUCTIONEER REAL ESTATE BROKER DeLaval Clay Your Sale Solicited Large or Small All Makes EAST HIGHWAY US 24 Service & Repair MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 Dairy Equipment ter Real Estate And General Sales Joe McClure Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista Ed Reimer NU -AUCTIONEER- Dale Wells We Specialize in Selling DAIRY CATTLE "A complete Sale Service" SURGE your Phone or write for sale dates. Pipe. Line Bucket Milkers Telephone 367-2373 , Stalls taking GOESSEL, KANSAS 324 Frederick ME 2-2811 "Marion County" CLAY CENTER, KANS. itch offeii hog Chow h through Memorials 50-1b. bag ciockwatchers Weaning you a tons There they stand MONUMENTS extra cost, - turning feed into Take Your choice of complete feeds beef- feeding against the clock for or concentrates. We also have 'em MANHATTAN to seefor fast gains. with stilbestrol. MONUMENT Co. enstarted If you believe J. J. BEAUDET short feedlot timeis a starters DUANE GUGLER Office and Display vital for profits,you know why cat- Give us a call. We've helped lots of Auct. and Sale Mgr. our litters tle feeders 123 No. 3rd are putting growingnum- `clockwatchers' start off on the right We offer complete sale ser- bers of 'clockwatchers'on the CO-OP foot into the feedlot. And helped keep vice. Call us and leave the Office Phone Res. Phone )r disease details to us.No sale too Beef FeedingProgram. Faster gains them on feed all the way through to large or too small.If you PR 8-5137 PR 8-4978 els to Pro' and better feed conversionfor top market. need an auctioneer or a com- finishing. plete sale service telephone: MANHATTAN, KANS. yournext 1730, WOODBINE, KANS. CEMETERY rdertoday MEMORIALS' in or 0' COOP CONSERVATION beet feeds and animal health products 54 Year Continuous Service Display Located on US24 Land Improvement East of City Limits Farmers UnionCo-op "Soil Conservation Doesn't SCHAUBEL Alma Ph.765-3612 Cooperative Assn. Cost-It Pays" GRAM Eskridge Ph. Manhattan -Alta Vista MONUMENT CO., INC. 449-2291 Junction City -Westmoreland-Onaga Ponds, terraces,water- RR 3 Box 20 ME2.3531 8'5/1 ways,and leveling, PR 51. Farmritockman Co-op Assn Clarence Blanc, President Marys drainage ditches,clear- Council Grove CLAY CENTER CsAIu Farmers ing, landscape grading. Union Co-op -Junction City CE 5-4158 Business Carlton Assn. Co-op Assn. ROGGENDORFF. PEOPLE READ Farmers Union CARLTON TELEPHONE31, Conservation Construction Grunteqf ERS Union Co-op Arthur Roggendorff Irmers The G&G Directory o -op Elevator Clay Center -Bala Phone JE 9-3984 Assn 11 Greenleaf -Miltonvale-Leonardville. Clifton _W -Linn Farmers Co-op, Ship.Assn. 1630 Osage- Manhattan ashington Clifton Ph. 455-3315. Just as You are Now March 7, 1967 In Manhattan. ..Your Farm Headquarters Grass & Grain tierKann 12 W fc For TiresAnd Batteries! high rd afau perioc.lii , Marquette Banks tennetix Automobile I,truck ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Tractor oths °Id' high 4th AUTO CANTU ss pie nevi o: Will Merge & Pierre Itl>"' increase - TRUCK TIRES rrespoi MARQUETTE - After 60 tens' allthe e° er also years of separate operations, Regular or Lug .°11.96,5, which the Marquette State Bank and Tread 'Designs PENNEY'S FOREMOST of only the_, the Farmers State Bank will ite with 0631 merge. Hoflb°`:res The Farmers State Bank will be the survivor. TRACTOR TIRES

Ralph Wheat, who has been ille:iliec:eP°rrtarin'iglissasbaal.S-eesdde' baloYnerinS7TIN the managing officer of the Marquette State Bank will move to Farmers State where he and Ernest Johnson Jr., will Anew be ° . be associated. J 'Tof:t0h:''dtioetuhpareeingpCPloaatrnhnttetnroinpeelunftrtpriol2i::( The Marquette State was andavailable Phos started in 1892. For many years mo mounted for it was operated by the 0. E. FLOYD WOODWORTH 4ase Nitrogen an Hawkinson family. Willard G. a Hawkinson, the last member of Stop in and get acquain- °total of 124,002, the family in Marquette, died in oi tons;available ted with Floyd. He can total o 1951. Eml J. Sjogren then be- Rcid a sales 22,196 tons came managing officer and help you solve any tire oain of Wheat took the job when Sjo- problem! Floyd has been Cargomaster 8.25x20 -$39.88 gren died. Plus recappable carcass and in the tire business for 18 and $6.26 F.E.T. SPECIAL NOTICE years in this area./ All other sizes also available. Hog Buying Phone Collect d MANHATTAN LIVESTOCK PR 6-9251 EXCHANGE, INC. ljew Manhattan, Kans. We will be buying fat hogs o aturday & Mondays from 8:0 sum of washmg .m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Duga ggge of Washington Lards in Alter Vista. We will b- Lohineyer ofGive aying top prices for your hogs. organization had a 11x28 4 ply 2 tires for $98.00- Fed. tax $8 hey will be weighed up irm in 1966. ediately on arrival with less 12x28 4 ply....2 tires for $106.00- Fed. tax DI of $92,2cil hrinkage and no commission k.-1U11123UVIESn'T.T.2"c*P72= 11x38 4 ply ....2 tires for $116.00- Fed. tax VI Ls secretarManal r handling charges to the sel BATTERY GUARANTEE Ifthe battery Ia, (not merely cbschargeS) II) 12)(38 4 ply ....2 tires for $134.00 er. G the fast 90 dayS-a free replacement RI - Fed. tax $12. trinafter 90 days Out ....tn)n the soec.hee, Pen. of e shown. we vot replace the battery chart0ng 12x38 6 ply .-..2 tires for $154.00 - Fed. tax $13 contacts for your convenience 1 for toe per. of owner... This Charte w)) e.:.. 13x38 6 ply .... 2 tires for $166.00 - Fed. tax $15. OE RAINE - Maple Hil 15.5x38 6 ply .... 2 tires for $168.00 - Fed. tax $15 V. E. DUGAN - Alta Vista Phone 229-6430 COMPLETE LINE OF BATTERIES PASSENGER TIRES pI at at public auctic FOR CARS - TRUCKS -TRACTORS NIGHT OPENINGS TO 9 P.M. poles and wire MANHATTAN PR 84415 low as 111 Telephone Co. a 12 Volt $9.88 BlackwallsEVERY MONDAY and THURSDAY As Low As$ 1.88 Fed. Ex. tax $1.88 fiat,, March 1: 1:00 p.m.

*12 ft. long Manhattan. Commission Co., Inc.sole eueiut pis 14 ft. long We had a large run of cattle at 1 whiface steer 460 @29.30 pial6 ft. long our last Thursday sale,sold 1 bllcwhif steer 370 p29.25 24MILES EAST OF MANHATTAN ON US 24 pks 18 ft. long 1 black heifer 415 @25.30 1 whiface cow1205 ©17.40 pies 20 ft. long 146 3 head with a good active 11 blkwhif steers421 p29.10 0025 ft. long 514 c©. 1 whiface cow 17.30 market on all cattle with lots 2 whiface [email protected] 1 blkwhif heifer 24.70 1260 @ or more roles of win 1 whiface cow 1 7. 30 BUYING of buyers including packer 3 black steers 431 p28.75 6 blkwhif heifers 397 @24.70 915 © idle rolls buyers.If you have cattle to 1 whiface steer 435 @ 28.60 3 whiface heifers 433 p24.60 6 whiface cows1102 p1 7. 30 FAT HOGS. thowls and diggers. k of old insulators; sell contact some of us you can 1 black steer 345 p28.50 3 whiface heifers 388 ©24.50 1 whiface cow1080 ©1 7. 20 We buy fat hogs daily E always be sure you will get top 1 black steer 410 @28.50 1 whiface heifer320 (dl24.30 1 whiface cow1215 ©17.20 the Manhattan Commissi eels and diggers Co., Inc. sale barn. We b prices at Manhattan Commis- 1 whiface steer 355 p28.50 3 black heifers 363 p24.25 1 whiface cow 915 p17.10 TERMS: CASH sion Co. Inc. The following 1 blk whif steer455 p28.40 4 whiface heifers 479 ©24.20 1 roan cow 1015 p17.10 direct with no commission 3 black heifers 423 p24.10 1 whiface cow 1225 p17.10 the seller. is a partial listing: 1 blkwhif steer 500p28.20 BUYING HOURS: Oak Hill 2 black steers 330(c>28.10 1 whiface heifers 455 @24.00 1 holstein cow 1055 ©17.10 Mondays thru Fridays FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 8 black steers 490 p28.10 2 black heifers 407 p24.00 2 whiface cows1097 @17.10 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Telephone CA 7 .whiface steers606 @ 27.00 2 whiface steers365 p28.00 3 whiface heifers 365 (dl24.00 2 red cows 862 p17.00 Saturdays 8 a.m. 2 p le Crawford, Auctio: 7 vhiface steers612 p26.50 2 black steers 467 p28.00 8 black heifers 495 © 24.00 1 blkwhif cow 1060 p16.90 Manhattan PR 844 3 whiface steers631 ©26.40 1 steer 400 p28.00 2 whiface heifers 527 p 23.70 10 whiface cows1067 ©16. 90 9thiface steers698 p24.50 1 black steer 305 p27.90 2 black heifers 437 © 23.60 9 whiface cows1076 p16.90 REMINDER 5,hiface steers830 ©24.00 7 black steers 322 @27.90 2 whiface heifers 557 © 23.50 8 whiface cows1111 p16 . 85 WE ARE ALSO B hiface heifers 610 p23.502 whiface steers 10 whiface heifers 1 holstein cow FAT HOGS AT T 582 p27.80 p 220.00 1360 p16 . 80 W. E. DUGAN Y 4 ,lack steers 782 @23.40 1 whiface steer495 p27.60 1 holstein cow 1425 @16.75 ALTA VISTA 2.. fat steers 1158 p23.356 whiface steers586 p27.50 1 holstein cow 1235 ©16 . 70 Mondays 8 a.m. to 3 3 fat steers 1105 @23.352 whiface steers497 p27.40 1 holstein cow1590 ©16.60 22 Phone Alta Vista 11161 soldmy farm BULLS at 2 steers 700 @23.30 1 redneckwhif str405 p27.40 1 black cow 1066 p16.60 or ManhattanPR & Public auction 1 blkwhif steer 850 @23.20 whiface bull1450 p 22.00 oi 1 whiface steer 315027.30 1 holstein cow 11 70 p16.60 1.10"INAPP.AAAM located 4south al 23 whiface steers 844 p23.202 blueron steers417 p27.30 black bull 960 @ 21.40 1 holstein cow 970 p16.40 °I ClaY Center,or 2 whiface steers718 p23.05 1 whiface bull 420 p27.25 charolais bull 1135 p 21.20 1 whiface cow 1070 ©16.40 AT ALMA &ESKB Isouth ofthe Milton 15 black steers 809 p23.0528 blk steers 479 @ 27.20 whiface bull1615 @ 21.10 1 whiface cow EVERY WEDNESDA 1310 ©16.40 1 pia 26 whiface steers 981 p23.00 1 black steers 385 @27.10 whiface bull1375 p 21.10 1 jersey cow 996 ©16.30 From 8 a.m. to 23.00 !,..0!t,Niameh 6 black steers 755 p 3 black steers 450 ©27.00 black bull p 355.00 1 roan cow 1255 ©16.20Please do not bringhogs 1 steer 980 p23.00 1 black steer 365 p27.00 3 whiface cows 855 ©16.00 for sale on Thursdayat 12:00 Noon 9 whiface heifers 678 @23.00 whiface steer 510(a>26.90 12 whif cows&clfs 250.00 noon, as wewill be ha 9 black steers 838 p22.802 black steers 402 ©26.75 2 whif cows&clfs large runs of cattleand COWS 250.00 to unl LE 3 mixed steers 873p22,502 black steers 457 @26.60 whiface cow 1150 ©18.80 16 whif cows&clfs 235.00 might not be able 1 blkwhif steer 750(722.30 (dl and they will gethot on 3 whiface bulls 433 p26.50 holstein cow 1445 p18.20 19 whiface cows :7Plngrs3 232.00. For information call rd.eaelv°eIvss'a3t I blkwhif steer 830 p22.10 1 blkwhif steer 405 p26 . 30 whiface cow 980 p18.00 2 whif cows&clfs PR stdto 235'. 00 barninManhattan, Filtio 8 mixed heifers707 @21.752 whiface bulls Nelso 427 p26.20 whiface cow1020 p17.90 9 black cows&clfs 227.00 441.6. In Alma, Oscar corn 4 whiface heifers 778 p21.304 whiface bulls 26.10 I blkwhif cow 765-3861. In AltaVista W. 405 p 1270 p17.75 9 bbilkaccokwcskf ma 2 blkwhif heifers 630 p21.10 owiscCs lfs 225.00' Or you This 1 bllcwhif steer 505 ©26.10 1 red cow 905 @17.60 Dugan, 229-6430. Of Rem 8 a Ver. 1 holstein steer 685 ©20.50 Cdl215.00 call Joe Raine atMaple 1 black steer 410 ©26.10 whiroan cow 1165 ©17, 50 11 whif cows&clfs Eskridge 1 a'v 111 215.00 MI 3-2226 or maton Priorarea 9 black steers 495 p25 . 60 holstein cow 1540 p17.40 12 whifspr cows 207.00 t STEER CALVES 1 black steer 2 homed cows 1187 @ 449-2347. rfll 485 ©25.50 17.40 4 whifhornspr cows 1 77. 50 machinery, \vhff bull calf235 @34.252 blkwhif steers477 @25.10 miseellaneo -whiface steer 'FOR ESTIMATES us 205 p32.251 blkwhif steer 445 ©25.00 Pot iv hif ace steers383 @30.504 blksteers 575 p24.40 W. E. DUGAN Alta Vista, 229-6430 aks whiface steers287 p30.25 JOE RAINE Maple Hill, MI 3-2226 rain Feb 3 whiface steers576 p24.30 Commissi black steers 343 p30. 103 black steers 541 @24.00 DON WELLS Manhattan, JE 9-3744 The Manhattan MERVIN SEXTON black steer 285 @30.001 holstein steer 575 ©21.40 Abilene, CO 3-3449 utts}PEERS OSter 1 black steers 393 @30.001 holstein steer 570 p21.30 C. J. WENTZ, bus. mgr.Manhattan,JE 9-5561 Co., Inc. Icret whiface steers388 p30.001 holstein steer 595 p21.25 5 whiface steers371 p29.801 holstein steer 585 p20.20 KANS 2 whiface steers377 p29.60 BARN PHONE MANHATTAN, Manhattan, PR 8-4415 OnUS 12 whiface steers 428 ©29.50 HEIFER CALVES East 1 whiface heifer Consignment Reports IVstock 3 whiface steers278 p29.50 270 p 27.00 WIBW radio 6:30 A.M. AtI 1 blksteer 425 p29.3014 whiface heifers363 p 25.30 Thursdays Itaine WIBW-TV 12:15 NoonWednesdays Auctioneer: Joe Corn

. Pan, Sales Continue Upward tilizer sales inKansas terials sold to dealers showedin fertilizer sales with a total Saturday -pertllizer high for aan increase over the previousof 17,975 tons, followed by Sedg- oiled arecord period,during fall period, with anhydrous am-wick,lastyear's leader, with onthfall ending Decem- monia up from 22,859 to 50,27914,240 tons. Other leaders, with months MARCH 11 six The newhigh wastons, better than 100 percent.tonnage are: Reno 12,795; Mc- r31,1966. of 65,- anincrease Dry mixed fertilizers were upPherson 11,511; Marion 9,819; 205 tons, Starts 10:00 an. over thecorrespondingto 228,978, an increase of 32,-Cowley 9,629; and Crawford 9,- 00 tons also was 1965, which 555 tons. 405. Tonnage figures shown by rind of Only thespring The fertilizer grade showingcounties represent reports of record. a new 487,631 tons Sedgwick County 'Equipment, Inc. 1966 with the greatest increase was 1846-0sales to dealers and others, and period of IHC DEALER 1210 SOUTH WEST ST figures. with 116,325, up 33,137 tons. do not necessarily imply actual lad higher based on commer- Sumner County led the state report, usage in that county. 2 Blocks South of West 54 Hwy. near Airport The sales bymanufac- Phone 942-2215 for courtesy car from airport fertilizer cial dealers, was urers toKansas the ControlDivision WICHITA, KANS. issued by Department ofAg- of theState A newhigh of 229,583 Saturday TRUCKS riculture. AUCTION TRACTORS 1960 Chevrolet 1A -ton pickup of actualplant nutrients tons during theperiod. Ni- IHC Farmall 806 Diesel 2 1958 Chevrolet1/2 -ton was sold plow, PTO T.A. power start-1954 Chevrolet a/4 -ten and availablephosphor- 1952 Chevrolet 1/2 -ton trogen MARCH 11 er accounted formost of SALE 1947 Ford 11/2 -ton with bed & icacid Nitrogen showed IHC Farmall 560 Diesel FH - hoist the increase. PTO - T.A., power starter total of 124,2, again Starts 1:00 p.m. 1951 Ford 2 -ton with bed & a sales IHC 560 gas PTO - T.A., pow- hoist tons;avai0la0blephos- To settle the estate of Henry F. Hermann, I will sell the er steering 1948 IHC KB2 with flat lied of 36,437 sales total of 95 - lphoric acid a following at public auction at 712 North Kansas Avenue, Frank- John Deere 2010 LP 3 -pt. PTO & winch of 22,196 tons. fort, Kansas. - power stg., with loader 015, a gain fertilizer ma- PLANTERS & LISTERS Nine of twelve REAL ESTATE HOUSEHOLD GOODS' 2 IHC Farmall 300 F.H. PTOIHC 4 row tool bar lister DESCRIPTION: Modern 5 -& PERSONAL PROPERTY T.A. Allis Chalmers 2 row mtd. COOP GREENLEAF room bungalow with bath & ANTIQUES & IHC 300 Utility with Henry planter ERICKSON COLLECTABLES loader & backhoe REELECTS garage. House has hardwood Ford 4 row tool bar planter GREENLEAF -The Farm- ment, lots of storage space. Small stand with drawer; 4 IHC 240 Utility 3 -ptwith IHC 2 pt. tool bar with 109 list- Cooperative ElevatorAsso- floors, kitchen built-ins, base -drawer chest; flower stand; 2 loader ers & fertilizer ers This property is in a good lo-rocking chairs; book & maga- IHC 240 Utility 3 -pt. with "Hi - ciation ofGreenleaf, Washing- Linn held its annual cation and in fine condtion. zine rack; pie safe. Way mower New Equipment ton, and LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A lot 2 trunks; picture frames; Re- IHC Farmall Cub with rotaryIHC No. 430 4 row lister meeting here,reelecting Glenn 50 ft. N&S by 162 ft. E&W ingart Reebus violin & case, president. Elected mower IHC No 339 14' wheel disc Erckson as the N% of Block 27, Gregg's1850; cello IHC Farmall H IHC No. 115 side mtd. mower of directors were subdivision to the City of .22 cal. Winchester 1906; In- Parker 22' wheel springtooth to the board Frankfort, Marshall County,graham mantle clock & shelf; IHC Farmall M Lloyd Stamm ofWashington, IHC W6 LP - Hyd. Imeo 3 pt. rear mtd. blade Washington, and Kansas. good parlor lamp; Land kero- IHC No. 30 4 ton trailers to Stigge of POSSESSION: Immediate pos-sene lamp; milk glass match IHC 600 diesel hyd. & pwr.IHC No. 15 bale elevator lmer Lohmeyer ofGreenleaf. session on sale day. holder. stg. The organization had a say- Minneapolis -Moline U LPG 10 INSPECTION: See Don Ro- German cream & sugar; CULTIVATORS - Fed, tax in 1966. Ivan hyd. sof $80,297 che, Blue Rapids, Kansas, CAWater pitcher & 6 glasses; No. 144 for Farmall Cub ) - Fed. tax Massey Harris 55 gas hyd. ieters is secretary -manager. 6-7282 or Mrs. Grace Witham,cake stand; tea pot; a few No. 144 for Farmall A - Fed. tax Frankfort, Kansas. bowls & platters. Massey Harris 55 diesel hyd. HM 238 for Farmall H & M ) - Fed, tax 9 N Ford No. 261 front mtd. for 300-400 John Deere -D - starter lightsNo. 455 - 4 row front mtd. 1 - Fed. tax Henry F. Bergmann Estate 2 IHC W6 - gas C254 for C - Fed, tax GRACE WITHAM, EXECUTRIX John Deere 2 row lister culti- - Fed, taxAUCTION Don Roche, Real Estate Broker & Auctioneer COMBINES vator Blue Rapids, Kansas, CA 6-7282 2 IHC 403 - 18' fully equippedJohn Deere field cultivator Will sell at public auction the Bert Barrett, Clerk 2 IHC 101 - 14' & 12' TO 9P.M,lephone poles and wire of the Gleaner - Baldwin A - 14' with MISCELLANEOUS ak Hill Telephone Co. at Oak cab 16'6" grain auger THURSD John Deere 55 - 14' IHC No. 3 blower with 50' Massey Harris Super 92 - 14' pipe Sat., March 11 IHC - 141 -14' No. 30 Grain-o-vator feed wag- Friday IHC 141 - 12' on Starts 1:00 p.m. AUCTION IHC - 127 - 14' Gehl feed wagon 7 poles 12 ft. long Massey Harris - 26 - 12'_ trailer with LP tank 248 poles 14 ft. long IHC 125 - 12' Wetmore feed grinder poles 16 ft. long MARCH 10 2 -row corn head for IH-141 Massey Harris PTO manure 2 -row corn head for IH-101 spreader with forage box 'AN ON US0 poles 18 ft. long SALE This tractors and combinesDempster tool bar 35 poles 20 ft. long Starts 1:00 p.m. in this sale are field ready -Lot new parts 3 poles 25 ft. long Lot attachments 25 or more roles of wire,1/2 all in A-1 condition. All have BUYING been put through their shop,Lot new & used truck & trac- & 1 mile rolls ANNUAL MACHINERY SALE tor tires rHOG shovels and diggers. all necessary repairs made and fat hogs 0.1 is of old insulators; some Concordia Sales Co., Inc. replacement parts made. FIELD HARVESTERS attan Co shovels and diggers WEST SALE BARN, CONCORDIA, KANSAS BALERS Papec 1 row PTO ale barn. h TERMS: CASH COMBINES & DRILL John Deere 1 row PTO no commisf IHC No.47 wire PTO IHC 20C 1 row PTO Tractors 5 -ft. AC with motor & pickup IHC No.55 wire PTO Gehl FH80 1 row, cutter, bar Oak Hill attachment, like new, al- IHC No.45 twine PTO & pickup CING HOURS: 1965 MM Jet Star 3 with big ways shedded Pickup attachment for Gehl )ys thru Telephone Co. tires, weights and blade 5 -ft. AC combine RAKES FH83 1.m. to 4Pa Leo Crawford, Auctioneer 1943 IHC M with complete 1952 Massey Harris Super 27 IHC No. 15 - 4 bar lowwheelTR83 2 row attach. for Geh Lys 8 an.' weed sprayer, overhauled a 14 -ft. combine, runs good IHC 4 bar high wheelrubberJohn Deere flail cutter Lyn 11 year ago, excellent shape 15-7 Dempster grain drill with John Deere 4 bar steel Fox 1 row cutter with engine 1952 Ford with highway mow- fertilizer attachment, good Case 4 bar rake REMINDER er shape MOWERS E ALSOit 1952 Massey Harris 44 stand- PLOWS PLOWS A21 for A tractor HOGS AT ard front & power shaft 1961 3-16 MH 3 -pt.; 1951 3-14 2 No. 193 for Cub No22 for Cub DUGAN AUCTION 1954 MM UB dsl., live powerJD 3-nt., 1960 4-14 MM; 2-16 No 116 for Super A No. 23 side mt., Hi -way mower LTA VISTA 1947 IHC W4 good shape, mo-David Bradley, 3 -point;3-16 No. 205 for Farmall C No. 21 for C tractor 's 8 a.m.tot tor overhauled Case; 16 Oliver Case plow, like No. 100 balanced head 7' mtd. Having sold 34 F20 - 3-14 2 pt. mtd. Alta Vista my farm I will 1950 A JD power cylinder, rol-new; 8 14" plow lays; 8 -ft.MM IHC No. 8 - 214 pull -NEW sell at public lo-matic,pwr.strg.,3 -pt., No. 16 for H &M thattan PE farm locatedauction on the oneway; 8 -ft. JD oneway IHC No. 8 3-14 hydraulic 4 south and 13 excellent condition TRAILERS IHC No. 8 3-14 lever New Holland 7' mounted west of ClayCenter, or 4 east 1951 THC M dsl, adj. wide Tandem axle trailer with elec- 2 IHC No. 60 - 4-16 Woods 60" 3 pt. mtd. rotary and 1 southof the Miltonvale front, oversize tires )IA & F-Sli1.1,Cemetery, tric brakes, double deck, 2 IHC No. 8 - 414 SPRING HARROWS y wEDNEN'' 1949 Ford with 4 -speed trans., John Deere disc plow Davis loader & hyd. bucket, make a good sheep trailer John Deere 5 section 8 am.to 1 is Wedn., 4 -wheel trailer IHC No. 70 - 4-16 hyd. IHC 4 section pipe bar March 8 overhauled IHC 5 section pipe bar Starts 12:00 TRUCKS LISTERS & WEEDERS DISC HARROWS not bring';; Noon 1946 14 ton Chevrolet with 3 -pt. David Bradley weeder IHC No. 2 151/2 nThursday 3-nt.2 -row weeder 2 IHC 9A - 10' ye willbe stock racks, motor just ov- IHC No. 37 - 12' wheel disc DRILLS erhauled IHC 2 -row weeder of cattleP. CATTLE John Deere 12' wheel disc John Deere 16x8 to., 1955 114 ton Ford, grain bed2 -row mounted lister THC 16x8 M plain be able 17 Hereford 4 -row mounted Dempsterlist- Ford 3 pt(Ilse Lill get hot"...: with 13 cows, 3 to 6yrs., 1960 F500 Ford with grain bed LOADERS 3 IHC 16xMF fert. calves at side,bal- & hoist, 2 -speed er with fertilizer attach rmation ance springers Jayhawk for W6 John Deere 16x8 fert. iianhattan, 6Hngsereford 6 -Horse mechanical starting ment, like new Oliver 16x8 fert. steers coming John Deere 2 -row lister,pull Twindraulic for H & M Oscar.' year - gates, real good shape John Deere for 2010 Steel press wheeled for 16x8 ma LOADERS ANT) 2 -row nemster with press Alta Vista,' NOTE:This isa very good wheels auction 1-6430. Or herd ofHerefords, WEER SPRAYERS AUCTIONEERS: If you are unable to attend this aine at Your inspection area, tested. Comfort 6 row null tvne snray-Jr) A or 60 mtd. cultivator please telephone the Auction Company fortelephone bids on 'any (lay, prior to sale orgskridg'' er with stainless steel booms DISCS item you might need. Also farm 100 gallon wheel spray field machinery, lumber, MOWERS & BALERS strawand miscellaneous sprayer HAMMER MILLS & TERMS: Cash or FinancingAvailable items. IHC twin cylinder for H or M ENSILAGE CUTTERS Foroars FullListings See David Bradley manure spread- G MISCELLANEOUS & GrainFeb. 28 er, 70-bu., like new Hagel Auction Company, Inc. Concordia CH 3-1674 Sales Management Comma GLEN For Information Contact TOM WALKER,Concordia CH 3-1714, or Auctioneers - Advertising Specialist - _Aucts.DEERSON Or Auctioneers, Larry La.gasse, 4210 North ElanwoOd, Kansas City, Mo.64117 FosterKretz Rollie Lagasse, Concordia,CH 3-2215 Tele. Area 81F; GL 3-3762 X144

96 3 HATTAI4i° MONDAY E. R. McCULLICK, Salina Phone TA 3-2 SALINA Bonded HOGS & .CATTLE EDWARD TOLLE, Roxbury Phone 1613 East(' Livestock vAY and IRVIN CHRISTIANSEN, Durham Phone732-3185 Commission CERTIFIED JOE CLEMENCE, Abilene Phone Acme3405 MARX!! 1111 Licensed FRIDAY Company,Inc. CATTLE ONLY March 7, 1967 1,677,0°C cropof

100 rded bY cei Stephens saidthat about lece 1966, 4 Per year, acres of landwould be needed ,ousa ie Livesto, hatcherywith reVi for the proposed IC s about 50 one -acreponds. titig Servi was h., croP

1;r than the Pr L 0 000 000 000 Farm Exports FREEDOM SIRE Continue ToGrow p bUtstill6 P USDA reportsthat export New Savings Bond markets for U.S.farm pro- Here is the new "FreedomShare" U.S. savings ducts are continuingto ex- ____.------1 note unveiled by the TreasuryDepartment which is pand. expected to attract up to $1million over the next This year they areexpected fatA, n1,1:8 c: 4aa tl vt le : the Vietnam war. to top the 1966calendar year year to help finance of $25, $50, $75, which ex- The new bond, in denominations total of $6.9 billion, NFO Hogs i, and if held that long ceeded the 1961-65 averageby and $100, matures in 41/2 years The National .FarmersOrganization isapparently iii9 interest. The bonds go on 23 percent and the1955-59 av- 00 would yield 4.74 percent providing yards as hog collection 444,453620290 buy serious about points sale May 1 and are available,only to persons who erage by 77percent. 191 There are now four in the G&Garea payroll savings or bond -a - sales in the G&G area. 190 series E savings bonds on Commercialexport including one insouthern Nebraska. This picture leas' 5,222 will 1983 month plans. The series Eand new savings note earned $5.3 billion, again of 58 Concordia yard, which NFO organizers 5,431 taken at the say 184 one -for -onebasis. dol- . 5,214 be sold in combination on a percent over exports for has collected10,000 hogs in four months of operatio lars in 1960. About a thousandhogs were received there last week, Iii..5,7356, "., A New Federal FishHatchery 4'71eiirainl9y7.3 Studied For Milford Reservoir Progress JUNCTION CITY - A pro-Stephens that 600 acres are Offe ore fish available below MilfordDam Introductory posal to establish a federal 1967 l1.eosrfiemallyosfoosenorbeeheasd in thewhich would be a logicalplace red hot hatchery and aquarium 'r area below Milford Damis be- for establishment of thehatch- of as thebuckbo ing studied by an official ery and aquarium. ed Kansas has two federalhatch- Price the Department of InteriorFish New Low on and Wildlife Service. eries, one at Farlingtonin a Robert Stephens, regional su-strip -pit near Pittsburg, and the pervisor for the division of fishother at Cedar Bluff Reservoir DigountC near Hays. Each is morethan only hatcheries at Albuquerque, N. $2195° Baby Chic} M., said his office plans to plant 200 miles from Milford. A state one million bass fingerlingsin hatchery is maintained at Pratt. the reservoir May 3. The eggs Milford is near the center of I r will be hatched in Texas, flown federalreservoirsatTuttle to Milford in a tank -equipped Creek, Kanapolis, Council plane, and dumped in the reser- Grove, Perry and other facili- voir from a height of 200 feet. ties built by the Federal Rec- Backers of the project told lamation Bureau.

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^.3e Produce Itis hardto recall a brighter wheatoutlook. Appar- ently we are entering a new eraof increased demand Harve3 for wheat. Wheat surpluses may be athing of the past. Sills Produce There is a new callformorewheat production. We DressmakerModel MOZ-2000 in two ways: 1. More acreage; can supply more wheat The 24 Cam Automatic is designed to do everything - Makes ButtonHoles, Blind Number one has been r or 2. Greater yields per acre. size -Heavy Duty EnFeed decided by the boost in acreage allotments. Butgreater Stitches, and does several beautiful, decorative patterns. Full yields per acre are up to us. machine head. FarmCenter

Compare the following figures."Halfway Harry" haS City saved 30% of "On -Target Tom's" crop production ex- Grain Co. his fertilizer,etc., he White penses. But by skimping on Will Do This and Much More! Y Feed & Grain. actuallyreducedhis profits over 77%! Halfway On -Target Harry Tom Arson ...... Yield -.-...30 bu/A 60 bu/A 'i ....k...... 1'...... a.,...1.....Coop hoduce...... Gross.. - $42.00 $84.00 \\NNW, Expense ...... $35.00 $52.00 Profit .$ 7.00 $32.00 RAO HEMS 41 Co, A- -A - youshouldtop -dress To boost your yields and profits, MakesButtonholes Mobil your wheat with vital nitrogen as soon aspossible. SATIN STITCNIS Feed ser , SITTEMINISI and sews onButtons Early nitrogen helps your wheat make the most of H...... OVERCASTS Coop Et.. spring moisture-gives young wheat a big jump on Frtv= leVatOr weeds and increases the efficiency of your nitrogen. SEWS ON IUTTOMS ...... Me. MANY RECORATTVE ...... n County C600p See us,or call, first chance you get for any help you ® need with your top -dressing. We can furnish your Monograms 4vatorCo, ska favorite Gulf high -nitrogen material, and the equip- `vwvvievYTV ment to get your top -dressing done right-get it done N ... right away. Let us help with all your crop production e 30 -year written guarantee needs. .... 0 Trade-ins accepted Co, "Don't just fertilize...be Gulf wise!" k Farmer. Ly ...... Co.(

. Overt "Largest Display of Machines Produce Sera u If In State of Kansas" eeds . Washil Lot or Drive A Little-'Save A ty 4{ttCh Co. City SewingMachine Company r. C. K. Processing Cie '11Ty] HI3-3731 Ph,7 '11 818 Broadway Phone AL1460.3611 MANHATTAN kosisis Miles East of Sale Barn on US 24 PR6-9269 MARYSVILLE, KANSAS Calf ;t Kansas Crop Was Down 4% 6 of cows and heifers two rate. fluctuate from year to year due 1,677,000 head more than the 1960-64 average. years crop of The number of calves born inold and older does notinclude The percentage ,is calculatedto variation in cow slaughter A calf by Kansasstock- ) was recorded 1966 expressed as a percentageall heifers whichgave birth toto show a trend in productionand trends in breeding herd re- 1966, 4 percent less placement. during of the number of cows and hei-calves during theyear and in-over a period of time and may men previous year,accord- than the Livestock Re- fers two years old or older oncludes some cows thatdied or ing tothe Kansas January 1, 1966 was 88 percent,were slaughtered beforecalv- portingService. 4 percentage points less thaning, the calf cropas a percent- crop was63,000 First Decline In Calf. 1966 calf a year earlier. age of cows and heifers two )The than theprevious smaller Since the January 1 inventoryyears old and older cannot be head but still6 percent interpreted strictlyas a calf year's crop Crop Since 1958 NUMBER OFCATTLE AND CALVES,COWS ANDHEIFERSON FARMS JANUARY 1 AND CALFCROPS FOR KANSAS The 1966 calf crop for thethe greatest percentagein- Numberon Farms January 1 Annual Calf Cro United States totaled 43,473,000 crease. Nevada was down the Years All Cattle Cows2 Heifers Thousand % o; C.:ws head compared with 43,928,000,most with a five percent de- year Old and Over and Calves 1-2 Years Head . Heifers 2 yrs. 2J crease. Thousands according to the U. S. Depart- Percent ment of Agriculture. Thisis The 1966 calf crop was small- 3,874 1,485 391 1,307 88 the first decline in number ofer in all north Atlantic states 1958 4,300 1,511 464 1,360 90 1959 calves born from the previouswith the decline ranging from )11 is apPan, 4,429 1,585 511 1,395 88 collection 1960 three to 10 percent below a year 4,562 1,640 494 1,492 91 year since 1958. 1961 4,973 1,761 523 1,620 92 The decrease in the 1966 calf earlier. 'his picturE. 1962 5,222 1,859 523 1,655 89 crop was the result of fewer Paper Back 25c - 35c 1963 0 organizm 5,431 1,876 543 1,726 92 cows and heifers two years aid 50c - 75c ths of 1964 5,214 1,891 527 1,740 92 ope 1965 and older on farms Jan. 1, 1966. Books here last 5,735 1,906 521 1,677 1/ 88 There were 50,420,000 cows and w 1966 1,872 555 Largest Stock 1967 1/ 5 506 heifers two years old and over 2/ Not strictly a calving rate. In Town Preliminary. 1/ on farms Jan. 1, 1966, compared with 51,219,000 a year earlier. The irons used should be of In the north central states, University oreProgress OnFreeze Branding copper or bronze alloy. A fournine states had smaller calf inch high iron is recommended Book Store Animal husbandry research- crops than a year earlier, one 623 N. Manhattan Manhattan. The smell ofscorched flesh ers at Kansas State University,for yearlings or older and a had the same number, and two and the sightof a red-hot brand- two-inch brandis used for be as old- Manhattan, are confident that had more calves born. Michigan, ing iron may soon a new .process called freeze - yearlings or older and a two- down seven percent, had the fashioned as thebuckboard branding will some day prove inch brand is used for calves. greatest percentage decrease. ingon on Kansasfarms and to be the best method of herdThe face of the iron should be Nebraska and South Dakota WILL RUN BETTER ranches. identification. round to get better contact witheach showed a one percent in- THAN NEW! the skin for a distinct brand. . That's the Guaranteed Dr. Calvin Drake, professor crease. REPAIR SERVICE Discount On of animal husbandry at K -State The animal should be securely Of the eight south Atlantic of Baby Chicks said that although itstill is inrestrained and the hair clipped states, seven had smaller calf the experimental stage, freeze - around the area to be branded. crops and one was larger. In branding not only is arousing aThe cold iron is then applied the south central region, four great amount of interest in thewith a firm pressure for 15 to states had smaller calf crops state, but is being employed byCO seconds. than a year earlier, and four some Kansas farmers. He said Pioneering work with freeze -states showed an increase over jIYEIS115 that K -State recently used thebranding began at Washington the previous year. Texas, the 425 POYN'rZ process on some of the college'sState University a few years largest cattle state in the nation, Opposite the courthouse animals but the hair has notago. Most information on thehad a one percent increase. MANHATTAN grown enough to evaluate the process comes from Washing- In the 11 western states, six ton State; however, K -State re- PROMPT EXPERT results. had smaller calf crops and five SERVICE Freeze -branding can not besearchersarehopeful that were larger than in 1965. Col- All Repairing Is Done used yet as legal identificationsoon they can provide more in-orado with four percent more In Our Store "CHICKS THAT MAKE or proof of ownership. Drake formation on the subject. calves than a year earlier had EGGS THEIR BUSINESS" says thisis because no one at the following dealers knows yet how long a freeze brand will last and it would be at the following dealers: rather easy to dye or paint over Welters Produce it. However he is sure that .Industry, Ks. freeze -branding is better than Farmers Union Co-op ear tags or chains for individu- Eskridge al identification of livestock. Mark Grain & LumberCo. The technique utilizes low Dunlap temperature chemicals to re- Farmer -StockmanCo-op duce the temperature of an iron ...... Council Grove which is then applied to an ani- Morrison GrainElevator mal's hide. Depigmentation of Junction City Grange Produce the dark hair follicles occurs

Harveyville and the hair grows back as Flint Hills Produce white hair. Long application Osage City will cause permanent loss of Marion Elevator hair. This would be useful for ...... Marion branding light colored animals. es, Blind Farmers avy Duty Union Feed Store Many advantages of freeze - ...... St. Marys branding are evident. The most Hines FarmCenter important is that the process is ...... Wamego less painful to the animal and White CityGrain Co. produces no open sores. This White City eliminates danger of infection Wilsey Feed& Grain from flies during hot weather. Wilsey There is no damage to the hide, JeffersonCounty Co-op yet the brand is permanent and ...... ValleyFalls easy to read. The brand can be Young Produce ...... applied at almost any age as Seneca the brand grows with the ani- Goff GrainCo. mal. In the winter the brand is Groff not covered with long hair be- ttonholes liaag's MobilFeed Service cause the hair itself changes InBut Meriden Holton color. NOW THERE ARE THREE! Co-op Elevator Drake says the biggest prob- Jefferson...... Meriden 770 2/3 plow -880 3 plow -990 4 plow County Co-op lem is in getting the iron cold Oskaloosa enough to do the trick. The iron Mien Elevator ALL WITH NEW SELECTAMATIC Co. can be cooled in a dry ice and Allen 95 percent alcohol mixture. This 4In 1 Hydraulics At The "Flick Of A Switch" FannersCo-op will produce a brand tempera- .. height,depth, traction control or ...... O ture of about -94 degrees. Li- Simply dial your hydraulic requirement . SturdyGrain Co.naga external; then control the implement or attachment with a single lever. quid nitrogen can be used, but David Brown, the diesel powered tractor at a gasoline tractor price is low in Overbrook yndon is more expensive. maintenance cost, low in operating cost and now with SELECTAMATIG 7 : Farmers Co-op Moore Overbrook TRACTORS WILL NEVER BE THE SAME A( AIN Feed& Produce FOR A DEMONSTRATION ON YOURJOB-CALLOR WRITE Scranton CULVER BARN FIRE j°1111s°11 Feeds KILLS 75 HOGS Washington CULVER - Seventy-five hogs or were killed in a barn fire near Carey here. The barn was rented by EDDIUS SERVICE HLtcheryDave Shute from Mrs. Jessie Paxico, Kansas Phone 636-8395 Appr.Pullorum Ireton. Mrs. Ireton had insur- anti' Clean Typhoid ance on the barn, but Shute Ph. 765-3611 had no insurance on the ani- Davld Brown %dors ore distrIbotoi notion* Bonet the maks of do Banal Endongoot thbletors Istoddlon. I!! -113313 ALMA,KANSAS mals. The farm is about five miles southwest of Culver. PRUDENTIAL PASSES METROPOLITAN LIFE At$808 Million LASS Metropolitan Life Insurance StateLivestockValues title as the coun has lost its ranches, a slightly 0: a ; try's largest insurance comp& Numbers of cattleand calvesfarms since 1875. on farms and ads: $1.' ny. Assets of Metropolitan at and ranches The farm valueof all cattlesmaller number than the revis- Rear TractorTi Iloisomaattar on Kansas farms $754,322,000 on ed level of 108.9 millionhead a genr°, does the end of 1966 were slightly ov- January 1, 1967totaled 5,506,-and calves was pol"n, er $23.5 billion. Prudential In- percent fromJanuary 1, 1967, anincrease ofyear earlier. Anincrease of 1 3.T 000 head, down 4 The aver-percent in beef cattle was more surance Co. at the same time the all-time high setlast year,5 percent from 1966. Nylon had assets of $23.6 billion. Me- the 1961-age value perhead this yearthan offset by the 5 percentde- Sure, but 8 percent above with $125 The num- tropolitan had been the largest 65 average, accordingto the was $137 compared crease in dairy cattle. Rear U.S. insurance company for ov- Reporting last year and the5 -year aver-ber of cows and heifers 2 years Tires 14 er 50 years. It continues, how- Kansas Livestock Service. age of $123. old and older kept for milk de- ever, to have more insurance in Hog and pig numbers,at 1,- HOGS creased 5 percent to 15.2 million $29* DOES CA force than Prudential - $130 321,000 head, were up11 per- After 2 yearsof decline, num-head - the smallest number billion to $122 billion. pigs on cent from January 1,1966 andbers of allhogs and since 1893. CHECK THESEPRIcus FOR SALE increased 11 per- ON OTHERSIZES 3 percent above the 5 -year av-Kansas farms The inventory of hogs and as,in Angtent1S. 1966 to1,321,000 pigs on farms January 1 was 13.6x28, 4 ply $49 ' Hels erage. cent during 14.9x28 4 ply..., $57 The number of sheep and head on January1, 1967. 51.0 million head, and increase .vHolstein build, 11.2x38 4 ply..., $ 50 y e. Two Counties all hogs on uernse lambs declined 22 percentfrom The value of of 8 percent. 12.4x38 4 ply endG 1, 1967 was 2weeksto6 a year earlier and, at452,000 farms January All sheep and lambs totaled 13.6x38 4 ply $ from a year23.7 million head, 4 percent be- 13.6x38 6 ply $ 72. Fa To Merge head, was the smallest number$41,083,000, down 14.9x38 6 ply Bred To Your for the state in 40 years. average value perlow the revised level of a year $ 82 ago with the 15.5x38 6 ply 234-322 compared with $ 02 Cad Collect SCS Offices Chicken inventories reversedhead of $31.10 earlier, and the smallest inven- 16.9x34 6 ply . $102 ite and the average or JUNCTION CITY - Consoli- the steady decline of the past$41.20 last year tory since records began in 18.4x34 6 ply $119 AMONDSOT dation of the Geary and Riley decade and increased 9 percentof $23.40. 1867. 1E110 Livestock Building SHEEP *plus fed. ex. tax& county soil conservation district from a year earlier to 5,696,000 The number of chickens on 1, Box37 Iambs on Kan- Route offices effective June 1 for ad- birds. Turkey numbers on farms All sheep and farms increased 9 percent to re -salable rear tractor tire ministrative purposes was an- January 1, 1967 totaled 63,000,sas farmstotaled 452,000 head427.6 million head on January 1, nounced last week. 12 percent more than a year ear-on January 1,down sharply 1967 while the number of tur- Front Tires JunctionCity, lier through 20 percent belowfrom a year ago. keys increased 6 percent to 7.3 Elmer Betz, feed for 3 Rib 4 Ply Geary County work unit con- average. Sheep and lambs on million head. FAGERBURG wheat pas- $6.85* servationist for 22 years, will The total value ofalllive-market, either on 5.50x16 SA be transferred to Nemaha Coun- stock and poultry in Kansas ture or in feedlots,totaled 75,000 Fed. Ex. Tax $.87 I, ANGUS number ty where he holds a non -admin- farms and ranches January 1,head, less than half the 6.00x16 $7.90* sat, Marchn istrative position. 1967 reached $808,384,000, up 3on feed last year.Stock sheep, COLLEGIATE Fed. ex. tax $L00 Dan Burris, Manhattan, Riley percent from last year and theat 377,000 head, were6 percent At The laflin FRand below the previous year. EAST O County Work Unit, conservation- second highest of record. *Plus Re -salable frontfire OISBURG, KANS. ist, will head the new office. CATTLE POULTRY RODEO Betz said there will be no re-, The number of all cattle and The number of chickens on 45 REG. BULLS duction in the staffs. The of- calves on hand January 1, 1967,farms January 1, 1967,totaled April 7-8 Fink Tir 50REG, FEMALES fices in both counties will re- at 5,506,000 head declined by45,696,000 birds, 9 percent more CHOICE COMMERCE Kansas State University Phone 456-2575 ' main open. percent from the record num-than a year ago. RED HEIFERS Ahearn Fieldhouse WAMEGO, KAN CA Betz said the consolidation is ber on hand a year ago. This increase reversed a per- CHOICE COWS & one of three planned by the Beef cattle numbers were 4sistent downward trend over the MANHATTAN, KANSAS Soil Conservation Service dur- percent below last year whilepast 10 years that culminated in Laflin Bros. ing the current fiscal year. milk cows and young milk re-a 40 -year low of 5,247,000birds - CrabOrchard, Morton and Stanton counties placement stock declined by 6set last year. will be merged and another con- percent. Turkey numbers increased 12 SALE- Duroc bred HAVE A BALL and March fart solidation will be completed be- Beef breeding stock were wellpercent from a year earlier to Mmc & Hamp boa fore June, Betz said. maintained as cows 2 years oldtotal 63,000 birds on January 1 gins, Telephone ST Betz has completed 30 years and over down 1 percent to this year. (CROW STYLE) 5152166, Arthur & of service with the SCS. 1,627,000 head. Turkey breeder hens account- Waterville. Calves under 1 year declineded for 43,000 compared with from a year ago by 4 percent36,000 a year ago. BOOTED TO BUY to total 2,172,000 on January 1, Chickens on farms wer evalu- EDER HOGS while' steers over 1 year old ed at $5,012,000, up 4 percent I 4414 bltelbs. Top prices $10,000 For dropped 15 percent from the from last year. 1 D. SIMPSON that Ave., Junction 88PROOF previous year to 778,000 head. Turkeys were valuedat CE 83754 of CE Duroc Boar Cows and heifers 2 years old$321,000 compared with $297,000 A Duroc boar brought a rec- and over kept for milk declinedlast year. ord $10,000 at the Southwestern Registered 7 percent during 1966 and total- UNITED STATES HEREFORD BULLS Duroc Winter Type Conference ed 245,000 head on January 1, On January 1, 1967 there were For Sale and sale at Arkansas City re-the smallest number on Kansas108.5 million cattle and calves SBIPSON RANCH cently. ,Breeding Age 1967 KANSAS ANNUAL LIVESTOCK REPORT - LIVESTOCK ON FARMS, JANUARY 1, nit southof 1.70 01 The animal was purchased by Number and Value of Livestock and Poultry. January 1 lbonboldt Robert Johnson of Cash, Arkan- KANSAS ; UNITED STATES 1/ Creek Row

. Number , Value CLASS OF Number : Value OLDCROW sas, from Fred Vandenberg, Jr., Per Total Per I Total LIVESTOCK Year inretlon City CE 8-64: Thousand Head Thousand .Thousand : Head Thousand of Pampa, Texas. Head Dollars ' Dollars Head Dollars'Dollars Or Salina TA 3-6507 131.00 13..01,131 The $10,000 paid for the cham- Cattle 1961-15 Av. 5,020 123.00 624,999 103,892 and 1966 5,735 125.00 716,875 '100,862 133.004 14,442,853 .76n/a4 pion hog helped boost the sales Calves - Total 5.506 137.00 754.3222. 1100,491 1 16 151 486 Cows 6 Heifers 1951-657Av. 327 190.00 6 442 10,2E, 202.00 3,03.555 STRAIGHT total $4530 above a previous 3,333,225 BOURBON 2 Yrs. + 1955 263 199.00 52,337 , 15,987 208.00 3,761,252 WHISKEY record of $72,000 at a Yorkshire for 1N.lk 2/ 1907 245 220.00 53,900 15,201 247.00 Hoge 1961-65 Av. 1,203 23.40 30,037 : 55,544 ' 26.00 1,447,572 sale in George several months and 1966 1,190 41.20 49,028 ,, 47,414 45.20 2,143,507 Pies - Total 1.321 31.10 419.:,0, 33.70 1,719,575 ago. 417,165 Sheep 1961-6519 Av. 717 - 0 29,023

.1 490,586 In breaking the sales mark, and 1966 570 - 10,421 24,734 Lambs - Total 1957 452 - 7,646 23,727 f , 219 head of hogs went across 1961-65 Av. 5,131 .82 5,093 .379 086 1.13 44:::9353 Chickens - Total 1956 5,247 .92 4,827 .393,019 1.21 474,876 the the block, averaging $349 a i967 5.696 .88 5,T 1.20 511,798 biggest and Ix 4.01 4.36 head. 1961-65 Av. 79 of tau),cows anc Turkeys - Total 1966 56 5.30 297 I 5,905 5.26 36,303 ttlie to Sunnnerfield, Claude Massner of Caney, 1967 63 5.10 321 ' 7,340 4.95 36,357 669,933 15,940,605 to at all Total 1951-65 Av. Beachball tines200 1966 781,448 17,5E8,225 h Kansas, paid $1050 for the Farm Ildheavy Value 1967 808,384 10.018.851 Water Yspringe grand champion open gilt, own- Old Crow and Guernsey, 1/ For 50 States. Jerl 2/ Included in all cattle. DISTILLERY CO JILL10011.0 wtss andLNIilking ed by David Suttle of Moore, AND BOTTLED 89 THE FAMOUS OLD CROW KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 86PROOF0181111(O lassand Okla. hefers. 6 - VALOCITW A Pilot Start Now Is The Time To CONTRACT GUARANTEED ' SPECIAL

41hto At Area Factory heifers,heavy SALINA - The Westing- house plant south of here has 11,..*IlseysPringerhell IsteitlIvISS SPrill started production in an initial heifers, 41:8( testing plan. Fluorescent lamps will be produced in the pilot pro- k c tion in the local plant will be To Control Brush h. ALVES. c A V50 tO not initially make its own glass. 400 ;1'! es2 The furnace for glass produc- t 000 weeks Latest Equipment For for brush control, the llo. vara eve ton in the local plant will be Paul ela bt,11 rY started after initial production Spraying government pays and problems are ironed out. Contin- Kitchen ofthee'vleCt the uous operation without shut- NS Calp°d fast g ve11' s best downs must be assured the Seeding Dusting OWNER huge furnace once glass produc- gh 04 1&)393 before ton starts. A 2 -week heat -up per- Defoliating 111kALL CALVES iod is required before the glass furnaces are ready. VO ACCINATE RGE Construction on the plantwas Bonded Operator started in March 1966. It will Aerial C. \Viebe employ several hundred work- Work Guaranteed Spray CI4.76,, ers when it reaches full produc- Service Fit LI), kjuisl, tion. GRASS & GRAIN "Top Quality 2-yr. old regis-2 HAMPSHIRE BOARS service- tered Hereford bulls. August able age. EdSiimon,Olsburg, Carlson, Smolan, Kans. x1 phone 468-3306. sbl ADVERTISING Serviceable age meaty Duroc5 BIG HOLSTEIN heifers for CLASSIFIED boars, late summer farrowed,sale; to freshen in week. $265 a weekfor 15 words or less.Add 5c a word for additionalwords. from large litters, guaranteed head. Phone collect Marysville actor l'edRATES: ads: $1.82 an inch perissue,no discount. Send your ads to Ag Press, 1207 breeders. John D. Erickson, Ols- HI 3-3361 or HI 3-4251. sbl T' Box Kansas 66502, PO Box 1009. Phone PR 84458 (25c handling charge burg, Kans. Phone 468-3329. x1 '""1663-m" ilapthidiCtrnot accompany ads charged by the word. 30 HEAD horses - for sale. 61 payment LIVESTOCK FOR SALE - Ex- Ford tractor, 350 Farmall, 340 cellent Yorkshire, Hampshire Farman, H Farmall, New Hol- and Duroc boars, registered, ,land loader. Jack Quinn, Warne - JOHNSON BROS. Polled Here-carcass data. Don Gronau, New- go. x2 Mr. Cattle & Sheep ford sale. Feb. 22, Caldwell, Ks. ton, 316 AT 3-5684. x2 Livestock Selling 20 big type Polled Here- Feeder ford bulls. Sired by Polled Here-REG. POLLED Hereford bulls ford bulls weighing over a tonand females, 12 to 14 mo. old. $2 Harry Riffel, Hope, Kans. x7 CALVES - CALVES Short. On Alfalfa Hay? and Polled cows weighing up to Poultry CALVES - Don't Worry ! 1600 lbs. Information, Delbert FOR SALE -2 Berkshire boars HESE Johnson, Junction City, Kans. PRIcts, FOR SALE serviceable age, eligible to reg- HER SIZts We Offer Alfalfa Pellets xlister. Gene Norris, Waterville, Ply $, in Angus & Hol- Blended With Molasses Ks. ST 5-2265. SB1 Ply We specialize Holstein heif- FOR SALE - Open Yorkshire BABY CHICKS for sale - crossbreds, gilts. Oren Morris, Riley, Phone Ply tein Holstein bull calves, One ton replaces 2 ton baled hay FOR SALE - 2 reg. HerefordChicks from the world's finest r calves, HU 5-2476. xl bulls, 2 & 3 years. Anxiety 4th. Ply . $1 Guernsey heiferand No Waste - Easy To Handle - ,breeding stock. We have a type wiss and Ply s; weeks to 6 months Better Gains - Lower Feed Costs Schwalm & Ronna.u, Alma, Ks. to fit your exact needs. Pure - Ilcalves. 2 FOR SALE - Seventy perform- SB1 $ Phone 913 765-3707. .breeds, crossbreeds and hybrids Ply Contact ance tested service age bulls. ply Delivered To YourFarm Sires include Kenmore Domina- FOR SALE - 25 Big Scotch in White Leghorns, California - Ply $ Preston Milling Ind. tor L and Ankonian L Viscount Angus bulls, 15 other heifers, Whites, Rainbows, Leg -Reds ply Call Collect234-3229 Home of Sur -Gain Feeds 7. Morrison Grain Co. Office: all sired by Staley Ermitre 114. White Rocks and the high dens- Ply or write ity WELP-LINE layers, also the Fairbury, Nebr. Ph. 729-6145 Jerry Sebree, Salina TA 7-9331. Chilen Angus Farms, Milton - finest in Cornish -Rock broilers. AMUNDSON Ranch: Gene Packer, McLouth vale, Kans. x4 d. ex. tax JERRY 796-3740. SB1 Hatches on Tuesdays and Fri- & Livestock Building days. Order now and be sure of Route 1, Box 37 FOR SALE - Reg. yearling Car tractor tiit WISC. Heifers & Cows WANTED - Summer grass forSuffolk rams. Allen Atwell, Del- maximum profits this year. RICE LAKE, FOR SALE 100 head of 600 lb. steers. R. L.phos, Kans. Ph. 623-4573. x2 This is our 28th year of hatch- t Tires Toll, Clifton, Kans. x2 ing the finest quality chicks for 85 2nd calf Hereford heifers, REGISTERED 424908 dun mare, the poultry industry. Johnson LAFLIN BROS. lb 4 Ply ready to calf. Bred to good Good Registered Polled Here- 3 years, sound, trim, well built, Hatchery, Phone DU 2-5216, & FAGERBURG Hereford bulls. ford bull,2 years old, Lamp- Vermillion, Kansas 66544. A lighter breeding. Priced right.broke. P. E. Hebert, Peabody, 6 -56.85* 30 top quality Angus cows with Kansas. x1 :U.S. Approved, Pulioruna Ty- x. Tax $.87 R.I. ANGUSSALE Johnson's Hereford Ranch, Al- phoid Clean Hatchery. SB1 calves; all cows under 4 yrs. ta Vista, Phone 229-6475. x2 FOR SALE - 55 1/2 blood Char- old and rebred CORNISH -ROCK BROILER 6- $7.90* Sat., March 18 FOR SALE - Good young olais cows, other cross Angus 4 taxslot E. H. THIELE and Hereford. Bred to rate of chicks - Raise your own broil- At The Laflin Ranch Frankfort BY 2.4919 Hereford stock cows, Morris gain, purebred bulls. Start calv-er, fryer chickens at a total EAST OF Burwell, Route 1, Abilene, Kans. cost of only 12 to 14 cents per stable !wit! RR 4 FRANKFORT ing March 15. 20 3/4 heifers, also OLSBURG, KANS. Phone CO 3-4448. x2 breeding stock. Merle H. Koh - pound. We have the finest 7 mi. no. of Fostoria chicks available, with them you Holstein heifers from gener-man, Gypsum, Kansas, OWen 45 REG. BULLS 6-4648. x4 can have 3 pound broilers in 6 Tit 50 REG. FEMALES ations of artifcial breeding. One weeks. We will tell you how to 24 Registered fresh and one to freshen soon. FOR SALE - Registered York-feed and manage for fastest 456.2575 CHOICE COMMERCIAL HEREFORD HEIFERS John King, Clyde, Kans. Agenda shire boars, ready for service, growth. Place your order now. GO, BRED HEIFERS for sale telephone. x1 vaccinated, different ages. Bred Johnson Hatchery, Phone DU ('CHOICE COWS & CALVES Bred to calf in March. officially for quality. Gary Burkholder, 2-5216, Vermillion, Kans. 66544. Pregnancy tested, FOR SALE - Registered 5-yr. Rt. 1, Abilene, Kansas. SB5 SB1 Laflin Bros. vaccinated. old Angus herd bull. John Kum- burg - Crab Orchard, Nebr. SIMPSON RANCH mer, Chapman, Kans. Phone FOR SALE - Reg. YorkshireFOR SALE - Baby chix avail- 5 mi. south of 1-70 on Junction City, CE 8-6515. xlboars. serviceable age. 3 Pure- able each Saturday at Mak's Humboldt Creek Road bred Hampshire gilts bred to Hatchery. Book chix now for It SALE - Duroc bred gilts. FOR SALE - Yearling Pure- April hatches. Contact Mak at Phone: bred Hampshire Rams. Also 200Yorkshire boar. March farrow. `LL ruary and March farrow. Junction City CE 8-6436 Ran/ Burkholder, RR1, Abilene,HI 3-3461 or RR3, Marysville, Duroc & Hamp boars & western breeding ewes. Glenn Kansas. SB1 Kansas. Mak's Hatchery, Inc. n gilts. Telephone ST 5.2765 or Salina TA 3-6507 0. Carlson, R.R. 5, Clay Center, SB8 E) ST 5-2766,, Arthur & Gail Kans. 67432. SB3 FOR SALE - 90 WF Hereford ke, Waterville. SB1 rows, three to six vrs. old. 60 FOR SALE - Allis Roto-Baler. AMSTEIN REG. SHORTHORN Bulls withcalves beside. Balance to calf Good condition. 500 chick size size and quality. Sired by Broad -by middle of April. Two WF electric brooder. $5 00. Harold WANTED TO BUY Hereford Ranch arrow by Edellyn Broadarrow. Jones, Riley, HU 5-2283. x3 FEEDER HOGS Glenn E. Lacy & Son, Ph. 427-Hereford bulls :& 4 yrs. old. to 100 lbs. Top prices paid. For Sale 4513, Miltonvale, Ks. xl One Poole & 1 Gideon breeding. J. D. SIMPSON Herbert Peterson & Son, Clif- At Haddam, Kansas FOR SALE - Grade Holstein ton, Kans. Ph. 455-3537. SB1 Feed & Seed 30 Grant Ave., Junction City heifers.Artificialbreeding. one CE 8.3754 of CE 8-3939 MONDAY, MARCH 20 Springing. One due soon. Cor- YOUNG NICE Charolais bulls nelius Lady, Rt. 1, Abilene, Ks.for sale,,ft ton nurebred. Leo DAIRY PELLETS, range pellets Registered At Auction Buckeye phone. x2 York, Dwight, Kans., Phone kindsoffertilizers. with Arbuthnot Herefords 482-3267. x3 andall HEREFORD BULLS REGISTERED BULLS 12-24 Manhattan MillingCo.,107 For Sale 7 two yr. old bulls months old.Dwarf free, largeFOR SALE - Purebred Hamp-Pierre, Manhattan. TF Chg SIMPSON RANCH 10 commercial yearling heifers shire bred gilts, also prairie hay. (purebred without papers) type, good heads. Located 3 FOR SALE - Good alfalfa hay Breeding Age mi. north, 2% east Junction Glenn E. Miller, Vermillion, Ks.In large wire tied bales. W. F. 5 mi. south of 1-70 on AT OUR RANCH Highways 15 & 18. Jones Here- x2 Humboldt Creek Road 4 outstanding 2 yr. old bulls Zoellner, Ph. BY 24932, Frank- Phone: ford Farms, Abilene, Telephone FOR SALE - Registered horn-fort, Kans. x2 15' bulls 15-18 months old Upland. SB2 Junction City CE 8-6436 30 bulls, yr. old, Mar -June ed 2 yr. old Hereford bull. or Salina TA 3-6507 Clean pedigree. Zato breeding. FOR SALE - 600 bales alfalfa (and they are good) FOR SALE - Yorkshire boars, Farm 2% north of Industry. hay. Square bales barn stored. registered and purebreds. Ed- Paul K. Rau & Sons, Wake- Allen Naaf, Summerfield, Kans. W. G. (BILL) AMSTEIN, JR.ward Heikes and Son, 5-H CI 4-7548. x2 CLIFTON, KANSAS 66937 Farms, Wamego, Kans. Phone field, Kansas. x2 8W & 9N Clay Center 456-9405. xl ANGUS BULL, 18 months old, SILAGE PRESERVATIVE - 4 S Clifton for sale. Harold Goff, Manhat-Early order discount for fall 913-455-3628 FOR SALE - 68 Hereford delivery. Preserves protein, silo cows 50 fall calves. Rest are tan, JE 9-3265. sb1 walls & better calcium. Phos- heavy springers. 50 2nd and REGISTERED YORKSHIRE phorus ratio. Gerald McFadden, 3rd calves. J. T. Miller, Dwight,serviceable age boars for sale; Riley, Kans. HU 5-2688. SB2 failtiataat Kans. Ph. 913 482-3338. x1 For the biggest andak.-best se- Blue Valley production tested individuals TONKA SEED OATS - Early, lection ofdairy cows and heif- Hereford Assn. FOR SALE - Registered Here-and litter mates.Brothers tostiffstraw,high yielding. ers, come to Summerfield,Kans. ford bull coming 2 yrs. old. El-statefair grand champions. Germ. 90. L. J. Franz, Emmett, h ball We have atall times 200 head of SALE MAR. 15 den Sill, Dwight, Kansas Phone Neil R. Walker; McPherson, CH Kans. x2 fresh andheavy springers x1 1-2599. sb4 and WateiHolstein, - Selling 482-3271. Guernsey,Jersey, WANTED TO rent or buy. Pas- Brown Swissand Milking Short- 18 HEREFORD springer cows, FOR SALE - Purebred York ture land. Dale Miller, Milford, horn cowsand heifers. 36 BULLS good to medium age, started sows & gilts to farrow middle Phone CE 8-7354 Junction Citx2y. having Hereford calves, $165. 7April; 10 gilts to farrow middle TESTED- VACCINATED 5 FEMALES of May, gilts bred to Neill Walk- young Anguscows and big er boar, sows bred to tested GUARANTEED For Consignors, see Grass& calves. $230. Call Doug Wildin, WANTED - Alfalfa or prairie MO 2.7543, Hutchinson. SB1 boar. York boars sired by testedhay. Also 13% ft truck bed. Grain February 28 boar, top quality. Also the gins.Send price P.O. Box 503, Hutch- SPECIAL 6 north, 2 east of Frankfort, x2 For Catalog, Write: 29 EXTRA GOOD large WF inson, Kans. 50 Holsteinheifers, heavy 1st calf heifers, start calving Phone Beattie 1121E, Wm. gers sprin- DON BANAHAN right away, Phone 1440, Elmo,Bramlage & Sons. x1 1600 SQUARE twine tied bales, 25 Guernsey Steele City, Nebr. 68440 Kans. SB1 alfalfa and prairie hay. George ng 20 Brown springer heifers FOR SALE - Purebred PolledWerner, Riley, Kansas. HU Swiss 40 Holstein springer heifersFOR SALE - corn fed beef FOR SALE - 46 whiteface Hereford bulls, 12 to' 24 months 5-2481, Evenings. x2 open heifers, 600-800lbs., from our own feed lot by quar-ewes, 1 ram, 37 lambs.Edwin old. Ponular bloodlines, farmer ters or half or live weight. AltaCasey. Corning, Kans. Phone prices Dale Newell, Wakefield, FOR SALE - Neal seed oats, CAT' ES x1 Kansas HO 1-5677. x2 state tested, germ. .95, $1.00 bu- CALVES- CALVES Vista Locker, Ph. 229-6829. xl 868-2027. We'llhave 250 shel, bin run. Edward Wienck, reef Cross to 400 headof FOR SALE - Nationally Ac- FOR SALE - Registered Here-FOR SALE - 50 1st. calf Here-Palmer Phone 1407. x5 lbs calves 2weeks to 400 credited SPF Hampshire open ford bulls corning two year oldsford heifers, some calves at Also at ouro barn everyweek. gilts. Galen Wietharn, Axtell, and yearlings. Also two herd side 50 2n-1 calf Angus cows. Al- NORTHRUP KING seeds, Tru- calves. in dan IT, milo, corn, alfalfa. Order Paul 13-11 andheiferKansas. Ph. 736-2777. xlsires. Reasonably priced. Elmer so, 68 Hereford cows calving Come L. Johnson and Sons, Smolan, now. J eonard Travelute, Water- now. 222 S.O. Gerald McFadden, snd select Riley, Ks., HU 5-2688. - x3 tvrteof these the size and FOR SALE - Good purebred Kansas. SB1 ville, Kansas. x3 beef good fast itchen cross olves gaining Hampshire boars, serviceable 24 LARGE HEREFORD cows, FOR SALE - 1,000 square Youroperation,best suitedfor age. Stanley Cairns, Greenleaf,FULL OR part time, meat or advance. before Tans., 747-5795. x2 milk, nurse or dairy, steers or$230. To begin calving. 6 Angusbales prairie hay, $20 a ton. ovo prices bulls, either or both; withMilk- cows $220. Harold Schneider, Donald Koch, phone EX 6-2813, ALL CALVES Gelding.5-yr.old Buckskin, ing Shorthorns you choose.Har- Summerfield, Phone CI 4-3422. Blaine. x2 TRIPLE very gentle. Phone JE 9-3140, R3, Hutch- SB1 VACCINATED ry Reeves, Fieldman, xl WANTED - Spring Barley FREEOF CHARGE Manhattan. SB1 inson. FOR SALE - 76 3-4-5 yr. oldSeed. Call or write C. W. Kuhn, FOR SALE- Big rugged, bone, CHESTER WHITE serviceable Hereford Angus cross cows, Hope, Kans. Phone 9F02. xl NEGO W. G.Wiebe ham nationally S.P.S. Accredit- fall boars and smaller,taking prep. tested. Calve April. 25 Phone for first calf Angus heifers with FOR SALE - Prairie hay, CI 4-7625 ed Hampshire boars & gilts. Vis- orriers for weanling boars UMMERFIELD, Farm, Au-big calves. Phone ID 9-2346, sauare wire bed, in barn. Lto*- West se itors welcome. Galen F. Wie- May delivery. Cole Jamestown, Burton L. Richards,ell 'Behrens, Westmoreland, Ph. rie4564 ICANSAS thorn, Axtell, Kans. Ph. 736-2777 burn, Kans., PhoneOR 1-2232. x8 x3 Scottsville, Kansas. x3 224-3656. 214 936 ACRE farm in miles from Holton,one For Sale Kans.on PLENTY OFWATER Farms Highway. % good farm WANTED - Pasture for 32 TRADE HIGH-SAVE BIG spring water, newranch stock cows plus 13 bred heifers. ON THISFARM NEW LISTING - During The March pasture, 50 acres home, $165 per acre. Also800, Will freshen in October. Will blackton inOls- 240 acres, 185 440 and 330 acre farms 320 acres on located in Pottawa- at Me contract for 4, 5 or 6 months. Bonanza Sale Mostly pasture, far mland, per acre. Wittrner Realty,po FORS Vic Kruse, Barnes, Kans. x2 burg vicinity. house. Good tomie County.Good bluestem Box 4002. Topeka, Kans. IN HERINGTON strictly modern good fences, wa- ggi Good fences.Price pasture with well, VoitGAINS 800 big bales good wheat straw,Get SURE savings on ourOK fences. exclusively with ter providedby ponds and FOR SALE - 160acre farm,. plastic twine tied, 35c bale. Call $35,000. Listed alfalfa, 13 acreswheat; e PT° Warranty Used Cars. 15 ,acres and eth- blacktop near Hope, 97 nerwu Doug Wildin, MO 2.7543, Hutch- Chose from models 1966down barn. sheds broke, balance pasture,tetra 8 sP. e PT° 0. W. FAITH with home, 8 511Is' peed inson. SB1 to 1955. $125 per acre. and waterways, springs Real Estate Broker and er b-ildings. SeSt4 sel PR 8-3786 orPR 8-3251 farm- pond. Barn, chicken house, pieepTo YELLOW BLOSSOM sweet clo- OK USED PICKUPS KANSAS 160 acreswith 25 acres ages, pole shed, and modern ver seed, 86 germination, 12e MANHATTAN, improvements with 6)rseL land, some house. Ph. 40F21, Navarre,e, ,todeal lb. Kupfersmith Bros., Home, A Large Stock For Our the balanceused as a meadow Riffel, Hope, Kans, of:n traeto.r Kans. x3 grass. Veryclean Bonanza Truck ATTRACTIVE BUYS with excellent with waterprovided by ponds, FOR SALE - Well improved 7den traAcgOrt Month IN MANHATTAN springs andwell. Located on section, 430 acres grass, ..40USWTRFer0 in Pottawatomie open, 165 acres wheat. Automotive Main `HOME WITHFAMILY ROOM' state highway by rr 20 live hPu Open Evenings At 1st & 3 bed- County. $125 peracre. Shown lord's share to purchaser. 911 diesel, -Northwest university; 5000 rooms; 11/2 baths;carpeted liv-appointment only. by appointment, no agent diesel OBERMEYER kitchen & din- farm located in 488-3388 evenings. Mrs. J 1964 Scout, 4 -wheel drive, ing room; largelandscaped; good240 acre dairy Seng, Wells, Kans. bucket seats, rear seat, full top, ing area; well Jackson Countywith real nice terms; GI loan of43/a% may be modern home with T lacking hubs. $1545. Valley 3 -bedroom et Ps Equip., Lindsborg. SB1 MEW assumed. aood improvements.50 acres 11dielo -3 bed- with good pasture. "BRAND NEW HOME" bottom landbe purchasedfor trans. GMC Marvin Obermeyer, Owner rooms; 2 fullceramic tile baths,This farm can PT Open to 9 pan. spacious liv-$150 per acre. TRUCKS Ph. BL 8-2421 bath with shower; diesel through- anlie 1/2 Ton - 60 Ton HERINGTON, KANSAS ing room fully carpeted 1352 -acrelivestock ranch with to patio; lbd: hirr'aa out; sliding glass door 140 acres ofbottom land, bal- Fairbanks Motor O deseI9diediesel Sales & Service modern kitchen, built-inrange with excellentim- TRI-C UNTY M OTO RS central airance pasture for a large & Elect, & oven, dishwasher; with provements perfect 307 N. 3rd MANHATTAN Trucks For Sale conditioned; full basement livestock operation.Good blue- finished recreation room;dou- provided by wells FORD MCBRY. 55 USED TRUCKS 1966 IH Scout 4wd, new$2300 ble garage - $26,500.00 ste mpasture fences and we 11 1964 IH Model 1600 with 2 -speed and ponds. Good EX 6-2481 regard this as agood buy. Ex- WHEATON, 14 Chevys, 58 and 59 axle, 2T $1895 "WONnERFUL VIEW"From $135 per acre. -speed clusive listing. imr,wpaW,rloitegoRwhCpp 1 Chevy 06503 102CA 1963 III Model 1600 with 2 each direction -large home; 3 axle, 2T $1795 bedrooms; private bathoff mas-Close to Manhattan. 4 Ford F600's -56 & 57 2-spd. 1962 IH Model B160 with bath in IH 449 Corn planter with r 21 Ford F750's -55 to 58 ter bedroom; deluxe AUCTION mowers axle, 2 ton $1395 hall,3', bath & utility roomoff openers, fert. attach., Rub 59 Dodge D700 with air 1955 IH R160 2 -speed axle 16' kitchen: double fireplacebe- We will sell byauction on PW. Near new $1795 pasture lo- 5 IHC 180's, 56 to 58 bed & hoist tween living room &family March 16 a 400 -acre Several IH 450A corn plan 4 IHC 160's, 1956's 1961 Studebaker pickup $695 room: separate dining room; cated south ofManhattan 3 with disk openers and ' McPherson 1961 IH Travelall $895 with frontage 59 Ford 750 tractor, air well planned kitchen, built-in miles on Highway tides, priced at... $415 1957 IH A170 2 ton, 2-sp. axle range. oven & dishwasher; cen- over a mile onthe highway. Tractor Comps] 64 Ford 6-3/4 4x4 $975 informa- IH 450 corn planter with ru tral air-conditioned; double ga- Contact us for further 'Ford Tractor - 64 Ford V-8 LWB % 4x4 1950 IH L160 2 ton - $275 immediate openers, fert. attach., rub $295 rage: full basement: tion. PW, insecticides 64 Chev. 6 SWB 34, 4x4 1948 Chev., 1% ton possession - owner moving out Dealer' 1947 Chev. 134T with bed & JD 406 loose ground lister New Holland 65 Chevy V-8 SWB 34 4x4 $5 of state. Harold Carlson hotis insecticides al 1100, McPhersoi 1951LH L110 $245 "4-1REnROOM HOME CLOSE Manhattan AMES UNIVERSITY" - 2% baths; Agency, IH New! FA 40 4 -row lister 8th & Poyntz PR 8-3083 tivator, knocked down to MR FIRST FR( CHEVROLET CO. Schumacher's Inc. large family room; full base- Lawrence Welter -PR 8-3455 Phone 316 MI 7-3251 ment and double garage. 9-2084 MOLINE, KANSAS Harold Carlson - JE Geo. Virus, Inc, W1NPOWER Highway 36 Kenneth Pultz - PR8-5386 Maurice McNeil MANHATTAN, KANSAS A Blade for 120 H.P. GOOD USED PICKUPS Hwy. 81 ?motors ... and for EA 5-2316 Realtor Soder nactors, Toc 59 - 60 - 61 - 62 Chevrolet Suite No. 11 Phone 768-6416, have work power t and Dodges. % tons with 4 WASHINGTON, KANS. Union National Bank Building Fulmer Real Estate lith a Willpower bla speed transmissions. Office PR 8-4401Res. JE 9-5164 CATHERINE J FULMER sting models. No s These are State Highway MANHATTAN Winpower's "Ir trucks and have had regular 1930 CHEVROLET, needs re- REALTOR (patent pending) maintenance. They are in goodstoring; also used sheeting & 500A NEAR MANHATTAN Office 456-7696 the moldboard condition and are ready to use. shiplap boxing. Gail Robinett, all under NEW EQUIP or lifting. Modi Priced From Junction City CE 8-2560. SB1 500 acres mostly Res. 456-9281 ter 2 -point, fast SPECIAL 8 $325 to $895 irrigation; well improved. In as order tractors 1962 % TON Ford F-100 pickupManhattan trading area, and WAMEGO THIS WEEK ONLY for sale; 6cylinder, 4 -speed. Roynriced right. Good terms. !widths. Dick Handy Bisnett, RR3, Clay Center; ph. 2000 Ford tractor, gas, stashing prices or Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Inc. Riley HU 5-2244. SB1 PS line during Febr West Hwy. 50 DI 2-2744 George Hoerner FARMS 4000 Ford tractor, 8-sp., gas, she sales! EMPORIA, KANS. WANTED - Implement bed with winch & hoist. Write or Real Estate 240A improved, nearFlush. r 13% ft field cu 1601 Houston 140A cultivation,100Apas- 4000 Ford tractor, 10 sp., mil or lift type (Fai call giving make, description, nice, $15), Our price $54 year & price. Phone 768-6866. MANHATTAN ture, clean property, lays PTO ONLY YOUR FORD DEALER PR 8 4947 $150 per A. 530 Ford string tie 6' 3point blade SELLS TRUE Buchli Imp)., Hebron, Nebr. $1 SB2 FOR SALE - 30 farm buildings 160A improved, near Manhat- Demo 311 Ford pull type p 10839) Our price g and 4 good aermotor windmills er 4 -row with fert 4sectIon rotary A-1 Used Cars 1950 2 -ton Chev. truck, hoist & tan. 90A broke, bal. pasture, List $543) our combination bed, real clean. located 31/2miles east of Mil- $150 per A. Demo. 3 pt. Ford lift disc, 1965 Falcon Futura 4 dr. sedan,50,000 actual miles. Will take ford in Fort Riley expansion hitch 6 cylinder, automatic trans., livestock or number one alfalfaarea. Will sell one or more to 213A unimproved near Manhat- Demo. 3 pt. Pitmanless8 ft r &ton wagon (fat SIM, Our price R&H, local one owner, low be moved or worked by May tan. 86A broke, 70A bottom ry mower . $14 on trade. David Schurle, Rt. 1, 25,1967. Dale Miller, Milford, hay mileage $1495 Manhattan. SB3 in one field. $225 per A., will Demo. Model 510 Ford 74on hoist (Fat Phone CE 8-7354 on Junction sell on contract. per MI Our price$69. 1963 Ford Fairlane 4 dr -V-8, FOR SALE - 1960 GMC %- City. x4 We are about sold out. If you 18 ft. spring tooth harrow .r Post hole digger automatic trans., local one ton 4 -speed4x4,18,000miles, 2 Ford 2 -row Monitors Itst $165), 1600 ACRE RANCH have a farm or pasture for with our price owner . $1195 $1600 without bed. Massey-Fer- Located on all weather road, 269 NH PTO baler gison ?5 diesel with power sale,let us sellitfor you. er, cut one season 1961 Ford Fairlane 500 4-dr. se- school bus and mail route. Well We have buyers in all areas. wire tiger steering, 1500 hours $2,000. improved, 3 bedroom home, 269 NH PTO baler, dan, V-8, automatic transmis- Peerless roller mill, 10x10 port- cut one season Indositial School sion $695 cattle shed, large barn, and real HERVEY REAL ESTATE out able with ear corn attachment 325 NH PTO spreader, off US 24 good corrals. 300 A. cropland, ph. 3683 1231 Laramie Topeka Call 1961 Mercury 4 -door V-8, auto- $500. Ralph Houtz, Alta Vista, 168 A. irrigated land, balance in MANHATTAN, KANSAS season Kans. Phone 229-6421. x2 USED EQUIPMENT matic trans.. R&H, power crass with good fence. 1 irriga- PS, ne steering $695 FOR SALE - 1955 Chev. % ton tion pipe and 9 ponds and fiveFOR SALE -- 15 acres all 800 Ford 505 diesel, water wells in pasture. $125 perseeded, south edge of Seneca. paint CLEANERs 1960 Ford Fairlane 500 2 -door pickup, new paint; 1963 Inter- 800 Ford 505 gas,PS, g national dump truck, V-8, 5 - acre, % down and balance in5 room modern house, barn, Glooner cri V8, automatic trans , R&H speed with 2 speed rear axle, 104 years or 'more at 5%. Shownbrooder house, 20x80 hen house. $495 ft dump box, telescoping hoist,by appointment Lester Wilhelm, Oneida, Kans-8N Ford 48...... eZer C11 18 ft as, Phone Seneca DE 6-2709.x1 7N Ford 46 Open Evenings TM 9 $1975. 1966 Lincoln Continental, 500 ACRE RANCH string tie cz7.' C4116 ft low mileage, reasonable. Phone 250 Ford PTO ci,,,7" CR 18 ft PR 6-5813, Manhattan. x2 Good road and improved. FARMS FOR SALE SKAGGS About 300 acres cropland. Bal- BE SURE TOATTEND 0 18 ft " ance grass. Good allotments. 200 acre pasture, immediate TODAY r A 14 ft. possession, $22,000.00. OPEN HOUSE, (FORD) MOTORS Real Estate $1.?5 per acre. 29% down. MARCH 7 wukorier A,14 ft. "Where Customers COFFEE &DOUGHNUD GRAIN ELEVATOR Unimproved 80 all cultivated. AT N roeaerd Gleaner Send Their Friends" Grain, feed and seed business. Good allotments, $12,000.00. LUNCH SERVED A on 2nd & Houston PR 8-3525 Good warehouse and office. Lo- Ilsed Combines MANHATTAN EASTERN KANS. LAND cated in prosperous county seat Nicely improved 360, beauti- Burns -Salisbury town. Doing good business, ful modern home, 160 acres CheVrOlet 160A northwest Burlingame: ,grass, 200 acres tillable, 80 ac- 315 SO.3rd 50 level acres cropland, part room for expansion.Price: - FOR 'SALE - Trucks: 1961 $11,000, plus inventory. res bottom, $65,000.00, will con- sral Ford T700 V-8, 5 sneed with 3-Wakarusa bottom; attractive 6 - sider contract. Ph. PR ph. PE 8-2Z sneed brownie, 34000 lb. tandem room bungalow, good country 15 UNIT MOTEL 4 11% ft. dump box $2995; 1963 road, $30,000. All remodeled and redecorat- Nicely improved 160, modern mANIIATT°1\4BELorr, GMC 4000, 351 V -E,engine, 5- 480A 15 miles northeast Em- ed in good condition. Price: home, very good outbuildings, sneed, 2 -speed axle, 10 ft. dumpporia; 400A good bluestem, re- $25,000. Would sell on contract. new water system, 80 acres till- box, $1995; 1963 IHC 1600, 345 mainder brome. 200A tillable; able, no waste ground 21,000.00 NEWTRACTORS V8, 5-sneed trans.,2 -speed rear very nice 5 -room bungalow, 40 ROOM HOTEL liberal contract. WHTTEWATE11 14 BUYS axle, 10 ft dump box, $1895. basement, large barns, corrals, And well equipped coffee AT KANs 1959 GMC 370 6 cyl. engine, 5 - fences, ponds, good. $78,500. shop. Good location and good Call collect for apnointment. IHC F656D...... lolie speed trans , 2 -speed rear axle, 71 acres south Lyndon, US potential.Price:$21,000. I have several other offerings to ...... ti wide fLtoPliir Peonv/di cab & chassis, $995. 1956 WhiteHiway 75; 50 level acres crop- Other farms and businesses show you. IHC 424 Gas t"actor rebuilt, 183 Cummins, land, 3 bedroom home, near gas cor sale. IHC No. 71Cub Cadet 10 sneed roadranger drag axle,line, water line 1967. $15,000. Kvasnicka Realty strator ...... $2995: 1965 Ford T750, automat- 922A northwest Burlingame; Melvin Blecha Agcy. GERALD A. KVESNICKA, Haw. & ic transmission, '0000 lb. tand-110 acres Bluestem, rest level HADDAM, KANS. Neuman em 13 ft. dump box $7995. Ph. cropland. House modern, $39;000 Phone FR 8-3107 for 37Ylars Ph. FR 6-2874 mDealer ell PR 6-5813, Manhattan, Kansas. MANKATO, KANS. PhoneTU 3-2rA x4 A. M. FINE 244A PASTURE 6. miles north Burlingame 654-3981 WANTED TO RENT- Large WHITEWATER, 1961 INTERNATIONAL Har- stock farm. Have plenty of helpof Randolph, Kans., priced to Burlingame Realty, 654-3317 sell. Also, for rent, pasture for re vester 'Travelall, rebuilt motor; First State Bank Bldg. and machinery. Delbert Behr- 6 or 7 cows. Ed Fritz, Water- WANTED -John good tires,$500. Evenings JE BURLINGAME, KANS. ens, Manhattan, Kans. Route 4. 4 -row planter.Wilbur x2 ville, Kans., Phone ST 5-2118. 9-5727, Manhattan. xl. SB1 phone 423Woodbine, to Roa, USED TRACTORS ns Used Machinery YOU'LL DO BETTER od fan AT WAKEFIELD IN CONCORDIA TRACTORS

t.ev ranch TRUCKS Case 900, 1pg 1958 CR CP 800 dsL $1995 acre, Used Tractors 1955 IH F400G, very good $1795 faxr-nr81 1966 Chevrolet V8, 15' bed, hoist 1959 Ford 971 dsl. with IHC 400 diesel att Comfort 1955 IH F300G FH $1095 ler Re .) and fold down racks, 2 -speed Cover. IHC M; IHC H k allY 1955 IH F300G $975 a,_ans. ' TRACTORS - $3895 Oliver 88 std., LPTO 1964 F504G, 400 hrs. . $3450 NEW 1966 Truck bed "Giant" 15' with COMBINES AO acre t BARGAINS 1951 Allis WD; IH WD6; 1950 1951 Farman MD, extra. good lope, g7 aits hoist & fold down racks $895 2-1966 Gleaners, 16 ft. $945 . live PTO $2995 M -H 30; 1947 IH MD;1947 36008 sp. 2 - 1H Far. H overhauled.... $395 pasture tee ..$3695 IH M; 1940 IH M; 1936 1965 Gleaners, 16 ft. sp. livePTO TRACTORS Allis 'springs 40 8 ..$3950 U. IH Far. C, overhauled... $345 cken h -o -Speed 1964 Gleaner, 18 ft. JD A with power steering $595 000 Select . $4250 1965 AC D-15 only 379 hrs., PS, Farman 300 and rilm.ou1, se,; Diesel 3 -1962 Gleaners, 16 ft. JD B 4000 Selectolive PTO $495095 like new $2625 6145 5000 diesel, COMBINES-PLANTERS 1962 Gleaner, 18 ft. WC Allis, engine overhauled diesel . $59 1956 MM UB LP gas, PS $975 ans. - $295 6000 Select°tractor . $695 1954 AC WD 45 $1095 IH 141 with cab, 14 -ft. 1964 Gleaner A rig garden $745 1952 MH 44 3 point overhauled IH 125 Sp, 12 -ft. 92 Massey, 14 ft.; COMBINES 500 gardenTRACTORStractor 82 Massey, IH 101 with cab & Hume reel esWell grass,prole,; $695 14 ft. USED $2595 JD 406 planter, 4 -row $3750 s wheat 4000 livePTO 1949 Fordwith LPG $350 1959 JD 45, 12ft. L464 Ford live hpd. $1995 1940 JD A with loader $150 IH 4 -rowlister,rotary mold- IH No. 101 extra good $2950 nirchaser,s1,,63 Ford2000 boards & fertilizer. Hesston straw chopper for1959 No. 80 Massey Harris $1375 t, no agent : 5000 diesel,LPTO $2495 62 Ford $2195 COMBINES Gleaner Baldwin No. 12 SP Case $450 lgs. N1 diesel FIELD CUTTERS -BALERS 61 Ford $2150 BALERS & HAY MACHINES .ans. Deere 2010 1964 Gleaner A, 14' with cab AND OTHER MACHINERY Case artomatic baler $145 62 John diesel $1995 Ostlund Implement Ford 881 $1950 1963 Gleaner C, 16' 11-1 55, near new; IH 50; IH 20-C IH No. 45 $275 Ford 961diesel 1961 Gleaner A 14' field cutters. IH No. 46 baler $995 diesel $1850 Ford 841 $1995 1959 Gleaner A, 14' IH 45T, 55 wire w/ eng.; 80 CH 3-4088 Ford No. 250 baler $545 Ford 861 livePTO 1951 Gleaner R, 14' wire balers. New Holland no. 66 baler$245 Ford 841-1Jtrans. IH No 5 LW rake live PTO $1$1850595 1958 Gleaner A, 14' with cab III 4 bar rake C $95 558 Ford 860 $1895 1960 IHC 101 12', always shed- JO LW rake $145 Ford 861diesel ded Co-op 7 ft. mower Case rake $95 word 660 livePTO $895 ,ks Moto? $1795 1958 Oliver 40, 14' with cab 4 corn pickers. JO No. 689 rake, like new $425 Case 400diesel 1959 AC 100 SP 12 ft. 2 IH 285 pull; 1 III 249 listers JD No. 5 mower $175 word 850 LP $1495 DAUER & Elect, $1595 1956 AC 100 SP 12 ft. JD 12-8 drill; IH 16-8 fert. drill; JD No. 5 mower, extra good John neere70 LP 1956 MH 90 16', Hume reel IMPLEMENT CO. $295 FORD idegRI, Ford NAA 0-Utrans. $895 IH 6-18 plain, IH 12-10 drills. loader $695 New Holland No. 30 mower $50 Ford 8N with $495 NEW Peerless 10 PAH roller mill . McCormick No. 37 12'9" wheel IH No. 25 mower $45 EX 6201 i Ford8N, fair shape AC Chisel plows 13' Allis 2 -row cultivator disk New Holland No. 400 hay cond. uVHEATON,Yi with loader $895 $625 53 Ford 8N IH 263-A FH rear mt. cult. McCormick No. 37 12'wheel $395 46 Massey 101 RowCrop $125 $325 Buchli Imp. IH 37 wheel disk, 12' disk CULTIVATORS Ford 9N, good shape JD 2 row $65 planter with spring IH 36 fast hitch disk McCormick No. 100 mower, 2pt 1sed manure loaders, and A -C DEALER hitch .AC 2 row $75 t.attach., Rt',ths, plows, mowers M -F 3 -sec. peg tooth IH No. 261 with fast hitch rear iew ps. Phone 786-6866 John Deere No. 6 cutter with section $235 PLOWS row crop & cutter bar at- 50A corn phr tachments IH No. 35 lister cultivator $95 ieners and it McPherson HEBRON, NEBR. IH no. 412 FH 4-16 IH No. 250 2 row cult $95 at... st5 IH no. 512 5-16 fast hitch McCormick 16x8 MF drill, low PLANTING EQUIPMENT Tractor Company rubber & rubber press IH No. 455 4 -row with fert $950 Canter with USED TRACTORS IH 8L 4-14; 3-14 & 3-16, pull type Dempster 4 -row with fert., 3 -pt t. attach., "Ford Tractor - Case 3-16; M -M 2-14; M -M 3-16; 1966 McCormick 16x8 No. 10 tides drill with fertilizer atts., sow- $695 1964 JD 4020, only 1300 hours Ford 3 pt. 3-14 ed 225 acres. JT1 4 row $245 ground lists New Holland Dealer" 1961 JD 4010 very clean USED TRUCKS IH 6' peg harrow sections 111 no. 46 FIT & zero tires $175 CH 1-2200, McPherson, Ks. 1959 JD 720 dsl., overhauled Ford 2 row 3 pt. $50 40 4 -row lists 1962 JD 1010 gas, utility, 1400 1957 McCormick 46T twine baler 1963 Chev. pickup ton V-8, rercolson 2 -row 3 pt. . -.. $75 hours 1962 McCormick 46T twine baler eked down to ANOTHER FIRST FROM 4 -speed IH No. 46 lister $50 1959 JD dsl. 730 row crop 1963 Chev. 4-whL dr. pickup 1964 McCormick 46W wire balerM&M 16x7 fert. drill $445 Anis, Inc. WINPOWER 1952 IHC Model H, slick 1966 McCormick 47W wire balerIH 16x8 fert.drill $150 1951 IHC Model M, clean 1962 Chev. pickup, 6, 4 spd. Ford 3 pt. lister with fert. att. A Blade for 120 H.P. 1955 JD Model 60, powr. strg. 1962 Chev. % pickup, 6, 4 spd. McCormick 55W wire tie baler $245 Hwy. 81 Tractors . and for with engine MISCELLANEOUS 1961 Chev. % pickup, 4 spd. TILLAGE MCHRY. Smaller Tractors, Too 1966 McCormick 403 16' com-Krause 3 pt. oneway Phone 70 F145 Deere 4x16 semi-mtd plow1960 Ford, % pickup, 4 spd. bine, only cut 500 acres $125 You have work power unlim- PI 6 ft. . .. $165 ted with a Winpower blade. 3 Deere 14T baler, overhauled 1959 IH % pickup, 6, 4 spd. HEBRON, NE 1952 Massey Harris Super 27 16' JD 5 ft. $165 work saving models. No strain, Deere 214T baler, ovrhauled 1957 Chev. % ton V8, flat bed, combine JD RW 11' wheel $5'75 no lifting. Winpower's "Instant Deere 214W baler, overhauled 4 spd. JT) KRA 11' wheel disk $295 Offset" (patent pending) lets Noble 7' v blade, 3 point 1953 Massey -Harris No. 70 12' Massey 3 pt. 12' disk, excellent 1955 Chev. % pickup, V8, 4 spd. combine Ford 3 pt. 10' tandem like new you offset the moldboard with - 1953 Chev. % pickup, 6, 3 spd. $975 QUIPME\ it 20x8 Deere DR grain drill, 4 yrs. 1961 F -560D, new pistons & tools or lifting. Models sleeves, new rear tires IH 3 pt. 3-14 plow like new $975 ECIAL Odle for 3 -point, fast hitch old 1952 Dodge % ton pickup IH 3 nt. 3.14 No. 590 plow, like d snap coupler tractors in 6', Letz 220x burr mill, PTO 1951 Chev. %, flat bed, 4 spd.McCormick No. 412 4-16 semi- VEEK ONLY new $445 PM 8' widths. 1963 Deere 210 corn head 1947 Ford 1%T, bed & hoist mounted plow JO 9x16 plow $145 actor, gas, 4.We're slashing prices on the Deere F120 plow, 3x14 mtd. 1947 Chev. wrecker truck McCormick No. 60 3-16 plow Cockshutt 3x14 66.5 sower line during February Steel cab for JD 45 hi -lo McCormick No 37 10'9" wheel IH 2x16 plow $165 ictor, &sp., g4r volume sales! 12' Schaefer wheel disk AULD disk IH 9x16 p_ low $165 power 1334 ft. field cultiva- 10' chisel JD double bar 1949 W6 McCormick tractor IN 4 -sec. spring tooth - $85 actor, 10 sp., tor, pull or lift type (Factory Single bar JD pull chisel Oliver 15' sorinft tooth $65 7 shank home made double bar CHEVROLET 1950 W6 McCormick tractor IH Power set, 10' spg. tooth List $675), Our price $549. chisel 1955 R160 International truck ng tie Fro, inpower 6' 3 -point blade (Fac- HO 1-5414 $135 ..1. at...0014 with bed & hoist ..... tory list $89) Our price $69. Ford box beam loader for 871 OTHER MACHINERY ird pull type John Deere 35 loader for 1010 WAKEFIELD 1962 IH 101 combine, 12' 36' vilring elev. $975 'power 4 -sectionrotary hoe with hydraulic bucket 39' Nrikincr eleArgtor $949 4th fert (Factory List $543) 1963 John Deere 45 manure Ford lift disc, our price2 section Deere rotary hoe TH No. 10C hammer mill $75 $449. loader, hydraulic bucket on pull type tool bar TRACTORS One nearly new tractor tire Mayrath sprayer, trailer tyne 3itmanless 8ft power 6 -ton wagon (factory 4 Deere flexi-planter with fert. $110 list $170), Our 1963 3010 dsl., JD 13.6x36 4 ply . . . $60 price $145. 6' Moline oneway, real good 1 ' complete 14 ft. header with Sprayer trailer with 300 gal. 3 - 1961 4010 dsl., JD - . 510 Ford hal inpower 7 -tonhoist (FactoryCentury 28' sprayer with 200 retractable finger auger & tank $75 ...... List $82) Ourprice $69. gal. tank 1959 460 dsl., IH Deere 16-8 drill, no fert. att., on- 1959 861 Ford dsl. nearly new roller type feed- tooth harrow power post hole digger(fac- ly 3 years old 1952 M, LP, IH er chain for 125 111 combine / Monitors tory list $165),our price $132 $150 Schumacher's, Inc. 0 Deere 4 section wheel type 1952 Super M, IH baler with 1959 730 dsl., JD season Wenger spring tooth Highway 36 baler, wilt Impl. Co. Deere 5 section wheel spring 1952 A, JD; 1949 A JD; 1948 ) Boys Industrial ison School Road tooth M IH; 1942 M IH; 1948 8N Falun off US 24 Ford EA 5-2316 spreader, orth Topeka COMBINES 1951 TO 30 Fergrson; 1942 H IH Call CE 4-8198 WASHINGTON, HANS EQUIP 1963 Massey 82, extra good, COMBINES Phone 1011 diesel, PS, 1200 acre 1956 Jr) 55, 14' 5 GLEANERS 1963 Deere 95 straw chopper,1965 C II Baldwin, 16' w/ cab 1000 acre 1964 JD 95, 16' w/ cab 5 gas, PS, 1966 GleanerC -II, 18 ft., cab 1958 Deere 55 one owner clean1P59 JO 55, 14' w/ cab 1966 Gleaner USED TRACTORS

...... C -II 18 ft. 1957 Deere 55 ready to go 1961. JD 55, 13'; 1956 JD 45, 10'; 14

1966 Gleaner AND MACHINERY A CII 16 ft. 1952 Deere 55 w/ 14' head 1954 Jr) 55, 14'; 1962 JD 55, 1965 Gleaner 1960 neere 45 w/ cab 14'; 1957 Jr) 45, 10' co stringfie C -II 18 ft., cab Tractors 1965 Gleaner 1952 Case SP12 cheap but good NEW GLEANER C -II, 18 ft. MISCELLANEOUS Oliver 880 diesel, extra good 1959 Gleaner 11'2" RWA wheel disk Oliver 550 gas; 88 std. COMBINES C 0.A'rrEIN. A 14 ft. 'USE, T°11/11955 Gleaner SHOUSE 1.3' Case wheel disk IH 560 gas, extra good A-11 - E A, 14 ft. KBA 11' JD wheel disk IH 504 utility 1966 CII carryover, priced to sell ARCH Near new 24T JD baler IH Super C with cultivator DoUGIN We needGleaner A IMPL. CO. new or used on Abilene, Kans. 2 rows of PA 300 JD lister Moline U diesel JIVED AT' combines no 406 JO lister planter MACHINERY 21 Fuller Store CO 3-3051 no. 40 R JO cultivator Gehl harvester with mower bar USED COMBINES ChevroletCo. Ed Shouse CO 3-1066 SOX I ,etz mill Gehl shredder 9 Gleaners Ron Shouse CO 3-4515 270X Letz PTO mill C;ehl hay conditioner All -Crops - 100 SP 3155'1°, 220X Letz mill w/ mill feeder Owatonna swather John Deere 55 ph Ph. PE 8-2281 95 boo New Idea spreader David Bradley manure loader IHC 101, 125 DUAL REAR wheels for farm Model. R JD spreader IH No. 60 316 plow Massey 90, 26, 27 BELOIT, trractors; 8x15 front wheels; us- MANI1A KANS. no 30 Grain-o-vator feed wagon Massey Harris 3-14 3 -point ed rear tires with new tubes; 2 rsed Kini tractor snravers MM 3-16 plow WE NEED GOOD USED 11.00x15 new front tires. Power CLOSE-OUT OF SAWS AC cultivator for WD 45 GLEANERS, 1962-63.64 A & E MACHINERYBUYS Tools Co. Inc. 403 South Belt, Cl-ise out on used saws: 3 - 33BSpring tooth harrows, 3 point TRACr°115 AT MANKATO, St. Joseph, Mo. AD 3-2257. and n"11 tvne KANS. sb2 lvEcettllochs & one Remington Before You Deal IaTEWA John Bantam. Oliver No. 64 grain and fertili- ift Deere , LP,power 7er drill See "Butch" at ...... ":, paint,wide rOR SALE- Two 750-15 8 ply ape, front end, A-1 Oliver No 38 16x8 drill with ;...... tractor tires, tubes and wheels. Waterville Motors Jitst like new. Orville Nienaher, Washington fertilizer attachment Cub cadet ohn DeereNEW Moline drill, 16x8, with fertili- See "Milt" at 301 Spin Odell, Nebr. 767-4046. x2 ...... spreader. fertilizer EA 5-2301 wer attachment Marsyville Mchry. Checkthis price! FOR SALE- 1961 JD 30-10D, IH No. 50 baler H&J' $575 wide front end, fully equipped, FOR SALE - 1964 Fox selfpro- geil 1500 hrs. One Kewanee 11-2 WASHINGTON Toburen Impl. Co. pelled chopper. 427 gas engine, er for 3,01ewell IrnplCo. disk. One Van Brunt drill, fert., 2CA corn head, full vision cab, & grass seeder. H.Y.D.on rub-FOR SALE - 25 ft. single axle ;motor to turn spout, extra gas jfilk FR 8.3355 ber! 1 700 -gal. tank; 1 600 -gal.; grain trailer; single axle 34 ft tank, and towing hitch. Chop- 4411 1 950 -gal. These t ME 2-2288 MUM% MANKATO, are bulk tanks.cattle trailer, 35 ft. 57 model per completely rebuilt last year. Jolla ft KS. 1 Tent. Hedge posts all sizes. tandem grain trailer.Glenn Will sell reasonable. Rex I. Lo- wilburgs. Treated 2x4's 16' long. 437-2239, Ruhnke, Junction City, Phone CLAY CENTER, KANS. gan, Eskridge, Kans. Phone Voodbine' St. Marys, Kansas. SB1 Woodbine 131. x2 Dover PR 5.6334. xl Experienced mechanicwant- mount 4 - Antiques SEVERAL GOOD AC Roto bal- WANTED - Front ed. Vacationand fringe benefits In HERINGTON row cultivatorfor John Deere experience desir- ers, reconditioned,guaranteed. front. Lawrence provided. 111Equip., Lindsborg. by Deliver any place. We install with adjustbale xlable. Valley rereiv,F ebr uar. C. Koch, Clyde,Kans. SB1 FOR SALE- Cream endless belts. Claude Talley, $15. Washing machinesecarat, atI'tely fro Wetmore, Kans. 866-4530. SB6 3-16 roll over to, 4. Will trade JD in and care tique sewing machine :'...,,,;roarYarnsasYe plow for 4-16 or5-14 steerable WOMAN TO live $15 h FOR SALE - Bale throwerfor in moderntique jars, beads,buttons, plow or CaseA series pull for elderly woman ele to the wig New Holland baler. JohnEitzen, have? Jo - Mrs. Harold Tonn, Mrs. McFadden, 8nit w 'rum. 947-3439. plow; What do you far mhome. xl Dam on 24 hiway, % Repo TRACTORS Jr., Hillsboro, Phone banning Bros.Impl. Co. Law-Haven, Kansas. sw. xl Phone VI 3-8011.x4 re 1966 A -C D-15, 180 hrs. rence, Kans. ------.. of prices FOR SALE - CombinesNo. IHC Farmall 300, prodlletS an 1965 JD 4020 dsl., power shift, condition, FOR SALE - 1000 hrs. 90 AC, 1958. Excellent 1954, good rubber,L. PTO, good. Pe on bomber tires.1952 No. 60 rubber, L. PTO, 'OS 234dereeer ay.. 1f64 .Tn 2010 gas, like new, AC, good condition, newbig 1946 H, good Lund, Phone 600 hrs. Merle runs nice. Duane ab:ts from canvas, dual wheels. 111 on 9, Leonardville,Kans. Thursday the 1962 M -H 65 dsl., o'hld. Glotzbach, Paxico, Kans. SB1 toll ts less 1962 M -H 65, gas. FOR SALE -1948 IHC M °111 FOR SALE - 1950 A JD, coin- Glen Cor- 1960 IH 460 gas, overhauled, paint, tractor, good shape. x2 1S6'u graj new rubber. nletely overhauled, new nett, Scandia, Kans. ood so'monl $595. Fertilizer attachmentfor MARCH16 from a 1960 A -C D-14, wide front end, front mounted JD cultivator., FOR SALE - Manurespread- tough sorghunl g power steering. -wheel on rub- rough PriN LP conversion kit forA JD. er, IH 200, two higher. 1958 JD 720 dsl., all eqpt. B&S 9 hn engine. HowardGoer- ber. Lester Gapbv.Washing- Starts 1pat were hi 1953 IH "50, fully equipped and ing, Peabody, Kansas. x3 ton, Kans. EA 5-2719. xl ;ursi sheep overhauled. 'of cattledeclined FOR SALE - IHCtandem disc,LISTERS - 4 Dempstersur- To settle the White Estate, will sell at public auction rema 1954 JD 60; 1954 A -C WD45, bottom plow the pasture, located 3 milessouth of Manhattanon K177, hog prices o'hld.; 1946 IH M, o'hld. & pull 10', $30. AC 4 face planters. 2 -rowDempster $90. 1956 4 -door Buickgood rotary :?-point. 2 -rowJD rotary, LPTO; JD 720 gas transmission, all Neat Prices shape, except 3 -point. 2 -row JDpull with fer- liven COMBINES new parts, cheap.Parts for Cat- tilizer. 4 -row cornsleds. New, LAND AUCTION 400 ACRES Nmigebruary erpillar D4 tractor.Wanted toused wheel discs, 3-point dises. 1959 JD 95, comp. o'hld. machinery variety 10 completely over- sell, good used farm Man -re loaders. Good THE RIGHT 1958 JD 45, delivered on my lot oncommis- combines and tractors.See us RILEY COUNTYBLUESTEM PASTUR hauled, new cab; 1957 45 sion. call for informationPR Broth- H. Rob-for a better deal. Nickel LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A tract of land located in the SW% 1957 JD 55, comp. o'hld. 8-3486, Manhattan, H. ers, Buhler, Kans. x1 SB2 Section 32, and the E'of Section 5, To wnship 10, Rangeg Saturday, M 1954 JD 55, comp. o'hld. erts. ley County, Manhattan, Kansas consisting of 403.88 acres 1952 Massey Super 26 FOR SALE - 1959IHC 560 die- or less. sel, wide front, beltpulley, pow- Miscellaneous IS REGIS.] MACHINERY er steering, fasthitch. Good GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Consisting of 400 acres Blu 12' E -Z Flow spreader, like new Phone DI pasture. This pasture fronts along Highway K177 with and QU shape. Vernon Helms, I Ranch E 30 Grain-O-Vator feed wgn. 8-2287, Linn. x2 FOP THE ride of yourlife, ride development possibilities. This pasture watered by good At our from Key with windmills.. JD 6 planter, fert. att. FOR SALE - AC 5'combine a Big Horn saddle COTTON% Lots of used balers, rakes, Milling. Clay Center, Kansas. SELL PTO drive, $100. SimonPifer, SH TF TERMS: 25% of purchase price day of sale & sign con mowers, plows, harrows,disks; Washington, Kansas, EA5-2503. Balance due upon approval of title. Possession given when (35 are bi dl makes. xl settlement made. Inspection to see pasture prior to day of 20 Heil GOVT. SURPLUS 12 CON SEE US FOR NEW hitch, call or see Lawrence Welter, auctioneer, or Harold Car Grain-O-Vators; Blair and Gehl1957 IHC 200 two point OVERSHOES Broker. ALSO - 2 like new, less than 300hours, 1 feeding machinery; Hesston two point 7 -ft. mower,2-14 two We now have over 9 tonsof If looking for a good investment in Real Estate plan to dindrowers; Crust Buster har- Sup- Some 1 "Green - Ansel cabs; point plow $1300. 1953 IHC govt. surplus overshoes. tend this sale as this land will always be in good demand. (Will mak rows; GB loaders; er C two nointhitch overhauled, priced as low as 97c a pair. Danuser diggers. new paint, wide frontend. 7 ft. LLOYD'S SURPLUS SALES SOME TOP 4-H All this machinery is instock two point mower, 2-14 twopt. St. Marys, Kansas BERTHA WHITE Rite For Catalog:Ti and on display on our lots. plow $900. Front end hyd.blade Foi for either $175. Two wheeltrail- LARRY MCGRATH, Attorney, Manhattan, Kansas Tri-County Sales er on double spring24" grain ARMY SURPLUS LAWRENCE WELTER, AUCTIONEER sides, $50.00: railroad ties,feed OUTSIDE WHITE HAROLD CARLSON, REAL ESTATE BROKER George Munkres barrels. Merlin J. Hogan,Au- Phone Collect burn, Kans. OR 1-2224. SB2 PAINT Oattieiilat RI, 8-°949 or BL 8-2991 WANTED -- TRACTOR ma- $2.93 HERINGTON, KANSAS nure spreader, must begood Per Gallon 1967 COMBINE - CORNHEAD and reasonably priced. Law- Kimberly Washable AUCTION Meer: George Mo "EARLY BIRD SALE" rence Evins, RR3, Manhattan, Vinyl Latex Wall Paint Buy now and get 1966 prices. PR 6-8442. x1 Waiver of interest and insur-GOon KENT fertilizer spread- FAITH'S Arbuthnot Hereford Farm JOHN until next summer orer, $250. Robert Wirth, Route3, Furniture We will sell the following described Surplus Machinery, Equipment & Hoisington, Kansas. Phone Claf- Livestock at Public Auction, at theRanch located10 miles West &4 fall. PR 8-3786 ' NEC 350, power st x2 East US 24 miles North of Washington, Kas.;or 20 miles South & 3 miles West Receive 60/0 interest on all cash lin 587-3733. MANHATTAN ofFairbury, Nebr., on Apter, power adjus ortrade-inallow- deposits FOR SALE - Anthony hoist reconditioned, go ances. and dump bed or trade for 13.6 Sale applies to both newand grain and stock bed. Ernest TIMBER FOR SALE -I have used harvesting equipment Kratine, R6, Tooeka, Kans. x1 13 acres of prime oak, walnut & onday, March 2 Mob Deere 2010 rot until March 17, 1967. some hackberry timber. Some pt hitch, overhauled, CHAIN SAW BARGAINS FOR SALE - 1961 225X Letz of this oak is 30" in diameter or Commencing at11 A. M.Sharp b--rr mill, like new. ground less bigger. Contact Les Diehl, Chap- Cohn Deere A, rol-m New Mono Model 47-16(list man, Kansas. WA 2-4381. SB1 $105), Our price $79 then 100 13,,shels. Kloelee Bros., Randolph, Phone ST 5-2279, Wa- Farm Machinery Iiloin Deere A, starte Mono Model 67-20(list $165), terville. x2 SEWING MACHINE, Singer - Machinery to Sell at11 A.M. - hal tractor Our price $119 automatic, sews with one or two Mono Model SL -145-16(list FOR S E Gnarl T1 -Tr. 151 needles, buttonholes, mono- 1964 Massey - Ferguson No. 410 Ford 2 -Row Cultivator $175), Our price $129 combine with brand new engine, grams, blind hems without at- Combine,with16 -ft.Header Ford 2 -Row Lister Bottoms Mono Model SL -145-20(list fully eo'-ipned. John McCor- tachments. Take 8 payments of (A-1 shape) Massey -Harris 16-8 Drill, on 1961 Massey -Ferguson Super 92 Homemade Horse Trailer $185), Our price $139 mick, Phone 667-2542, Assaria,$6.32 or discount for cash. No tiehll Deere 45 comb' Kansas. SB2 Combine, with14 -ft.Header 12 -ft. Field Cultivator See the new payments are due until March Peerless Roller Mill, PTO always shedded, low Super -Lightweight models 20th. Phone PR 6-5891, Manhat- (A-1 shape) FOR SALE - Bear Cat grindertan, or see at 112 So. 3rd. Open 1960 Massey - FergusonNo. 55 Letz Burr Mill, PTO mixer unit with 13 ft. unloading Pick-up Attachment, fits 92 or W -W Cattle Squeeze Chute ROTARY CiriTER evenings until 8:00. SB2 Iliohn Deere 214WStu, auger. Magnet 3/4,34,,3/4. 11/2 in. 410 1 -Ton Chain Hoist HEADQUARTERS screen. Grinder 6°8A 2ADF2. IHC W-6 Diesel Tractor 500 -bushel Grain Bin taodition...... New Mono 4 -ft.lifttype less$1500 Phone 749-2237, Orville FOR SALE - Seven hundred Comfort Cover for 8N Ford tires (list $250) our price $185 hedge posts. Nathan Kuntz, Ab- 1962 John Deere No. 406, 4 -Row Scharenberg, Mapleton, Kans. ilene R1, Phone Buckley 3540. Planter, with Liquid Fertilizer new) Mono 4 -ft. pull type withtires sb2 Attachment 140 -Gal. Pick-up Gas Tank, (list $360) our price $250 xl Pump 10'n Rota baler,g, lift type with rear wheel GOOD 3.5 en. vd. hyd. Dumper- Oliver 12 -ft. Wheel Disc Case 3 -Point Hook-upCultist 5 -ft. ete. Phone 456-9970, Wamego. FOR SALE - Armstrong water Graham Hoeme 12 -ft. Chisel, with Letz Burr Mill, Belt Drive (list $360) our price $275 xlwell drilling rig, trailer mount- Hydraulic Lift 5 -ft. null type with tires(list ed, tools, new drill cable, good Massey -Ferguson 4-R o w Rotary fk $380) our price $275 condition, easy to run and pric- Hoe Trucks FOR. SALE - 1951 Gleaner 14 No. :10:11:7,7 New Idea 7 -ft. Side Delivery Rake 1959 GMC 2 -Ton Truck 10h) 6 -ft. heavy duty lift type(list ft. SP combine, runs good, $700.ed to sell. Jim Barr, Cottonwood uei taatan: Falls, Kans. Phone BR 3-8300. (high arch) with 151/3 -ft. Bed (near mks $495) our price $350 Doug or Harry Matson, Long - John Deere 3-14 Plow Stock Racks & Hoist with x2 No. LI 6 -ft. heavy duty pull type FOR GALE - 1950 Chev. 1% John Deere No. 820, 2 -Row Weed- 1952 1HC 2 -Ton Truck tires (list $530) our price $375 x4 Hoist spring tooth ford, 388-2173 or 388-2165. WE CONTRACT build new fen- er with 15% -ft. Bed & 4501 8 -ft. heavy duty lift type with ces. Over 25 miles built in 1966. rear wheel(list$710)ourton, 111/2' Giant bed & rack. D. L. & Arnold Lindquist, Wa- Auctioneers Note :--Be sure to be at the sale on time forMach price $475 bed, Harsh hoist. Both trucks 2- terville, Kans. ST 5-2618 or ST as there are not many small items. 1958 Chev. 2 roc 16' Timberlock SB2 8 -ft. heavy duty pull type with Roped Hoyt Woodbury, Clifton, 5-2316. 581de delivery tires(list $730) our price Kansas. x2 FOR SALE - Irrigation pipes $495 and couplers. 9 30 -ft. four inch 52 Head Registered & WANTED - Fenders for a 530pipes and couplers. 3 30 -ft. 3 - JD tractor, Dwayne Folsom. Cattle Sell at 1P. AL plow Wenger Impl. Co. Vliets, Kans. Phone DU 2-4259. inch pipes and couplers. These Commercial Herefords-- Bos Industrial SB1 are aluminum pipes. Mrs. L. R. Mattingly, 414 Prospect, Clay rubber pres: belly Road 12 Registered Hereford Bulls, 2 yrs. old mre55,344 Sychool FOR SALE - Farmall MTA, Center, Kansas. Contact after 6 off US 24 p.m. Call CE 48198 fast hitch, live PTO, live lift, x2 10 Registered Hereford Bulls, 18 mos. old with In mounted plow. Phone These' are high quality hulls from a reputation herd, readyfor se North Topeka 459-7571, Morrell, Kansas, xl Help Wanted 30 High Quality Commercial Yearling Heifers, Open,to be gjd 21'4 lister,3 D19 GAS tractor, fully equip- FOR SALE: pull type Gotcher lots to suit the buyer. ped; 80 series 4 bottom AC anhydrous ammonia applica- °h1113eerefeltat tor. 14 ft. bar, complete, ready Write for Catalogue plow; 5 section three point ro- Clifton, tary hoe; IHC No. 461 rear to go.111 10 ft. dry fertilizerWANTED - FULLTIME hand Guest Consignor-Amstein HerefordRanch, mount cultivator, WD45 with spreader, portable 2 & 3 place Call us on farm, single preferred. Chris TERMS: Cash. cultivator. Claude Domann, undividualfarrowinghouses. Steege, Alma, Kans. 66401.x3 Winchester, Kans. Phone 774- Leroy Miller, ph. 456-9871, Wa- (Not Responsible For Accidents) Lunch Available onGrounds 2730. xl mego. WANTED- Married man with experience for permanent em- 'OR SALE - 14 ft. OMC FOR SALE - Minneapolis Mo- ployment with Registered Here- Swather. 200 Case baler. Cun- line U tractor PTO & live hyd.; ford ranch. Must be able to ningham crimper. 800 Case trac-Also live PTO & other repairswork on his own and supervise for Minneanolis Moline U trac- buthnot Hereof°Haddam, KO. M- M MC. Don Ostermaim, second man. Modern house and PhoneFR 6-2636 dU Sylvan Grove, Kans. Phone tor. Phone 794-2248, Raymond utilities furnished. Reply Box Auctioneers: x1 McClure, Formoso, Kans, x2 CH 3414 5` 6-4597. 540, Salina, Kans. xl. Law, CorscordiO, Kansas - Phone ketion Rai le Uwe*, Coacorclia, Lamas -MowCA 342° C John March 7, 1967 kntiques Down 11 Points From FarmIndex A Year Ago received byKansas and livestock products index, at Crop Prices Wheat prices averaged $L47 Dairy Prices Crearn Prices 298 percent, was down 6 points g at mid-February were The crop price index, at 178per bushel, down 9 cents from The dairy products price in- 11le fanners from last from a month earlier and 34 1114ehlne moderately percent, was down 8 points January but 5 cents more thandex, at 299 percent in February *MS, down a year ago, points below a year ago. buttsden, February last year. this year, was down 2 points ) and February from January but 9 points 8 \ month to theKansas Crop The meat animal price index,above February ayear ago. Corn, at $1.29 per bushel, wasfrom last month and up 25 x'sw according Reporting Ser- at 346 percent, was down 3 down 1 cent from a month agopoints frommid -February a andLivestock (PRICES RECEIVED 14 15Jan 15 Feb 15 year ago. points from last month and BY FARMERS .1967 1967 but 5 cents above a year ago. vice. 48 1966 of pricesreceived Wheat, bu $1.47 The preliminary February The index below February last year. 1.56 1.42 Soybeans, at $2.67 per bushel, products at mid - Corn, bu $ 1.29 1.30 1.24 were unchangedfrom last wholesale milk price, at $5.05 for allfarm percent of its Hog prices, at $18.80 per cwt., Oats, bu $ .78 .78 .74 was 234 were unchangedfrom last Barley, bu $ 1.03 1.04 .95 month and 1 cent above Febru-per cwt., was unchanged from February Rye, bu $ .94 .97 .95 ary 1966. baseperiod average, month and $8.30 below last year. Sorghum Grain, cwt last month but 55 cents above 1910-14 mid-Janu- $1.87 1.86 1.76 00 7points from Beef cattle prices, at $21.80 Soybeans, bu $2.67 2.6.7 2.66 Oats remained steady while the same month last year. (1ary less than Feb- Alfalfa Hay, ton $ 28.00 28.50 20.00 The poultry and egg price in- and 11 points per cwt., were down 20 cents Prairie Hay, ton $ 21.00 21.50.16.50 barley and rye were down 1 1966. from mid -January and $1.40 less Alfalfa Seed, cwt $ 26 . 50 24.50 22.50 cent and 3 cents respectively. dex, at 123 percent, was down ruary and feed grainpric- Red Clover Seed, cwt$ 24.00 23.50 21.00 Sorghum grain, at $1.87 per 22 points from mid -January and Most food than February 1966. Sweetclover Seed, cwt -$6.50 7.006.50 a month ear- Hogs, cwt cwt., was up 1 cent from mid- 31 points below February 1966. esdeclined from Calf prices, at $26.00 per cwt., $ 18.80 18.80 27.10 although sorghumgrain All Beef Cattle, cwt$ 21.80 22.00 23.20 Jaw, ary and 11 cents more than Chicken prices averaged 7 lier were up 20 cents from last Cows, cwt tarts 1 p.m, Prices for $ 17.00 16.0016 . 30 February a year ago. cents per pound, up .4 cent from wasslightly higher. month through $1.60 less than Steers & Heifers, cwt $ 23.00 23.40 25.00 sheep were higher Calves, cwt calves and $ 26.00 25.80 27.60 Alfalfa hay, at $28.00 per ton,last month though 1 cent less mid -February a year ago. Sheep, cwt $6.00 publicauctki cattle declined slight- S.80 6.80 than a year ago. tan while beef Lambs averaged $19.80 per Lambs, cwt $ 19.80 21.20 26.30 andprairie hay, at $21.00 per ton, on R171, prices remained Wool, lb ly and hog cwt., $1.40 below last month $ .38 .40 .42 were each down 50 cents from Egg prices, at 23.9 cents per Milk Cows, each $240.00 235.00 225.00 last month but $8.00 and $4 50,dozen, were down 5.3 cents from steady. and well below the level of Feb- Milk (Wholesale) cwt $ *5.05 5.05 4.50 Meat Prices ACRES ruary 1966. Butterfat, lb 4 58.0 58.0 56.0 respectively, more than last mid -January and 6.5 cents less The mid -Februarylivestock Chickens, live, 7.0 6.6 8.0 year. than last year. Eggs, dozen c 23.9 29.2 30.4 Turkeys, live, lb 4 22.0 1 PASIll THE RIGHT KIND - THEYARE SELLING ! 22.0 24.0 'PRICES PAID BY I tied in the FARMERS FOR FEEDS' Sly Cottonseed Meal (41%), up 10, Rangel Saturday, Mar. 11 12:30p.m. cwt $5.30 5.30 4.40 f acres" LAND AUCTION Soybean Meal (44%), cwt $5.20 S.20 4.70 TS REGISTERED HEREFORDS Bran, cwt $ 3.25 3.552.95 16% Dairy Feed, cwt $ 3.85 3.803.50 100 acresB Dairy Rat ion **, cwt $2.74 2.75 2.65 Tuesday, March 21 LY K177 with and QUARTER HORSES Poultry Ration **, cwt $3.20 3.223.06 !red by good At our Ranch 6 miles south, 1/2 east, 1/2 south

of IFEEDING RATIOS I STARTS 2:00 P.M. COTTONWOOD FALLS, KANSAS Hog -Corn 14.6 14.5 21.9 le & sign SELLING - 40 BULLS Butterfat -Feed *21.5 21.1 21.1 m. given whet Milk -Feed *1.84 1.841.70 Will sell at public auction to settle Sophia Stroda Kandt (35 are big serviceable 2 yr. olds) Egg -Feed 7.5 9.1 9.9 estate at the premises located north of Heringon on new prior to day of 20 Heifers - Bred & Open US 77 highway, 41/2 miles north of K4 & new US 77 Junction; or Harold 12 Commercial Bred Heifers * Preliminary ** Based on average prices for commercial or 2 miles east & 21/2 miles south of Woodbine. ALSO - 2 Registered Quarter Horses feeds and value of grains in a composite 1 Estate plan k 1 Yearling Filly ration. good den* 1 "Green -Broke 2 yr. old gelding (Will make powerful stock horse) 'INDEX NUMBERS - PRICES RECEIVED BY FARMERS (1910-1914 =100%j 320 ACRES SOME TOP 4-H PROSPECTS IN THIS SALE All Farm Products 234 241 245 E Write For Catalog: Titus & Stout, Cottonwood Falls, Ks. All Crops 178 186 169 250 acres bluestem pasture including 64 acres reseeded blue - For catalogs contact Food Grains 172 183 166 stem & switch grass, 18 acres of alfalfa & 52 acres of wheat Wan, Kansas Feed Grains 203 204 193 ONEER Flay 278 284 205 (1/.3 of wheat to buyer), good water supply, spring fed, plus 'E BBO Livestock & Products ----298 304 332 2 wells. Meat Animals 345 349 394 .4t4e1400 Dairy Products 299 301 274 Poultry & Eggs 123 145 154 itis.x.ems Parity Index * LEGAL DESCRIPTION: S% of 7-15-5; Morris County, Kan- Parity Ratio ** sas, consisting of 320 acres, more or less. COTTONWOOD FALLS. KANSAS * Prices Paid, interest, taxes and wage rates. TERMS: 25% of purchase price day of sale & signing of con- ON Auctioneer: George Morse ** Prices received index as percent of parity Lunch on Grounds index. tract, balance due upon approval of merchantable title, pos- session on day of sale. d Far JOHN DEERE - GPAC REMINDER cry, Equipment Your inspection invited prior to sale day. Call Col. Carl 10 miler Walt Schnell, Real Estate Broker CO 3.1883, Abilene, Kansas or ih& 3 mike Yid 1957 IHC 350, power steering, fast hitch, 3 pt. adapter, power adjust rear wheels, complete - AUCTION Victor Kandt, Administrator, 1604, Woodbine, Kansas. ly re -conditioned, good $1645 We will sell the following SOPHIA STRODA KANDT ESTATE 1961 John Deere 2(110 row crop, power steering, 3 equipment, livestock, and real estate located 2 blocks east of pt. hitch, overhauled, new paint, very good .. $2225drug store corner in Burdick or VICTOR KANDT, Administrator 1948 John Deere A, rol-matic, power-trol, good tires, sound approximately 12 miles SE of Herington. Carl Schnell & Lee Remy, Real Est. Brokers & Auctioneers 'rY 1944John Deere A, starter, lights, power-trol, good Bank of Herington, Escrow Agent hay tractor Sat., March 11 - $250 Starts 10:30 a.m. r Cultivator vLister Bottom Machinery 1966 John Deere 4020 diesel 115 16-8 Dilt tractor, 300 actual hours, Horse Trails 1958 John Deere 45 combine,10 ft. bar, one owner, wide front end, power shift, Monday Cultivator always shedded, low $2295 power steering, fully equip - Ater Mill, PTO acreage, extra clean.. led Mill, PTO 1962 Case 310 crawler tractor AUCTION e SqueezeOak 1981John Deere 214WSwire PTO baler, very good with loader and scarifier in Hoist condition $1295 1964 Ford F350 truck, hoist, MARCH 13 Grain Bin grain bed, fold down stock vet for 8Nford racks, 28,000 actual miles SALE 1941 Ford 11,E ton truck with Starts 1:30 p.m. ck-up Gas III 1958 Allis Rotebaler, good condition $595 bed 1963 John Deere Model 45 Due to change of ownership, we will sell the following com- nt HooklIP combine, 12 ft. platform Mill, Belt plete new and used machinery at auction sale located on Main IRC model37 10 ft. tandem disk,good $350 with guards Street in Byron, Nebraska. ' rucks 111C model (All machinery listed will be sold sale day; nothing will be Truck la 37, 10 ft. tandem disk,needs some re - Machinery 2 -Ton Pairs offered prior to sale.) rrft. Bed cads 1965 John Deere RG-4 four $225 new; Oliver 2 -row front mtd. rcks & Boat 111C 12 row cultivator N°: ft. spring tooth, cultivator t -Ton Trak control smoothing attach, rope 1964 John Deere 406 four row Tractors i-ft. Bed 1111° planter, fertilizer, and insec- 2 JD No. 730 listers, hyd., on $175 ticide attachments 1964 JD 4020 dsl, pwr. shift,rubber, one has rotary mold- n timeforhi 1964 John Deere F120 four bot- WF, 1300 hrs, 3 -pt. boards; Dempster 2 -row pull lEC no. tom mounted plow 1959 JD 730 dsl, electric start-lister, rubber; JD 2 -row mtd. 5 side deliveryrake, good $250 1965 John Deere 816 grain er & 3 point lister: JD 4 -row pull Go -dig drill, press wheels, and fer- 1946 JD G gas, recently over-with hyd.; 3 IHC 2 -row go -digs, hauled pull; JD 2 -row tool bar go dig d& John tilizer attachment Deere 55, COMBINES on 4 -row bar, 3 point hitch. 3-14 plowon rubber, hyd. $295 1965 John Deere 225X grinder 1961 JD Hi -Lo 45 with new title Sellat power take -off, on wheels, PLOWS John 10 in. auger, extra new burrs cab, 12 ft. header, good Deere 2 1959 JD 55 with oversize tires 2 Case 3x14 pull with hyd. rubberrow belly mountedlister, fert. attch 1964 John Deere 3 sect. spring - lift, on rubber; IHC 3x14 pull old press , tooth with power-trol & 14 ft. header plow, hyd. lift, rubber; IHC $95 Many other implements all in NEW MACHINERY 3x14 pull, steel; MM 3x16 pull old good condition, showing little JD No. 8 rear mt. 3 -pt. hook on rubber, Ford 2x14, 3 -pt. for DemPater tractor blade .rd, ready 2 row lister, use. Aiax 6 -ft. 6 -sec. spike tooth HAY EQUIPMENT totie 3 point, rotarymoldboards $75 Open. John Deere Also 30 head mixed yearling harrow 1960 JD 14T twine hay baler, fert. attach,for 4 row tool bar lister heifers and steers, 2 saddle 5 pair TE No. 50 tool bar gage ready to go horses, miscellaneous items wheels NI 4 -bar side del. rake, rubber and some household goods. CULTIVATORS, LISTERS JD 4 -bar side del. rake, steel Call Us & GO -DIGS JD No. 5 semi-mtd. 7 -ft. mower Collect CE8-4103 9 -ACRE FARM SELLS JD CC 11 ft. 6 in. field culti-JD No 8 semi-mtd. 8' mower vator with hvd.lift & on Oliver 4 -bar side del. rake, rub- .liable on For Complete Information rubber; JD CCA 11'6" field ber See Grass & Grain Feb. 28 cult., hyd .lift, rubber; 2 2 -rowJD & MC balers for salvage BOWMAN'S GENE FORSBERG JD front mtd. c-lts., one like OTHER MACHINERY Owner Financing available if arrangements are made prior to sale. JUNCTION CITY Lee Remy, Auct. & Real Est. Your Broker. Aucts Remy, Sharp & BYRON IMPLEMENT CO. JunctionCity Auctioneer: Eugene Waring Clerk: Byron Co-op - Manhattan Area Schnell Bros. JA 7-5141, Belleville, Kans. Credit Assn. John DeereDealer Grass & Grain March 7, 10 CANCEL NCKHEREFORD 22 1967 SPECIAL CONSIGNMENTS ASSOCIATION SALE FOR THE ONAGA SALE CONCORDIA - TheNorth iffor WEDNESDAY, MAR. 8- 1:00 p.m. Central Kansas HerefordAssn. Thursday has canceled the showand sale SELLING AT 3 P.M. I Guard scheduled for GlascoMar. 31. AUCTION 25 ANGUS COWS, 10 calves by side, first to third calves; Arrny, rest are heavy springers MARCH 9 Guard Wig: 9 ANGUS COWS, 5 yrs. old with 5 calves by side SALE pH; recent 20 MIXED COWS with 10 big calves by side Starts 11:00aan, bitintensivere-, Jury Still Out ot,ran.is under W. 6 YOUNG ANGUS COWS with 1 calf - adJ The above cows are from owner. On Gas Price STOCK REDUCTION, New & Used Prcl'ordner, the - administrative Also selling 30 Holstein steers, vacc., thin, ready for grass. es in the priceof gasoline by this And some Holstein heifers. increas- Fairbury, Nebraska Si It's still not clear that welcome and dis- nsaefL'raial We are expecting a large run both of cattle and hogs the refiner to dealers state's for our sale Wednesday. 20 Tractors - Haying Eqpt, state's tributors will stick. theirterned"Muster (Regular Sale Day Every Wednesday) The changes made bymajor 14 Pieces of New Machinery ctgrced oil companies three weeks ago COMBINES - CORN HEAD which had the effect ofraising PLOWS - DISCS - SPRINGTOOTHS Onaga Community Sale gasoline prices at the pumpby FORAGE HARVESTERS - BALERS one cent a gallon overmost of DRILLS & MANY, MANY OTHER PIECES Marvin Cottrell - Phone 889-4461 or 889-4665 the U.S. got some resistance last FOR FULL LISTINGS SEE GRASS & GRAIN FEE. week when Continental (Cono- 28 co)and Mobil made adjust- Financing Available Saturday ments which should have cut back the pump price by .3 of a Mannschreck ImplementCo. cent a gallon. Telephone Fairbury, Nebr., 729-6512 AUCTION MARCH 11 Standard, Phillips and other Aucts Schultis & Son & Wolken, Fairbury 729-2435 companies said they would stick sou miles e Starts 10 am. with the larger increase, but ;of ilighWAY 81. SALE admitted there would be pres- Lunch Served sure in the market place which OINERY could force the lower price. Thursday Having sold my farm, I will hold a clean sweep sale at my If Conoco and Mobil's cutback r farm, located 11 miles north of Wamgeo on Wheaton road, or didestablisha new price,it AUCTION 1 mile south of Westmoreland on Highway 99. Then 4 miles would break a traditionthat east on Onaga-Westmoreland road. Then 2 miles south. pump prices end in0.9cents MARCH 9 (such as 32.9 cents). If Cono- SALE 1 Registered Angus heifer Starts 12:30 Noon 50 Head Livestock co and Mobil's revision held, 01:111:1101:58:vrol:th5:MlehhF'totiliowiailisrm6400(iNtree:allf.l 3 Angus heifers and sto Sorrell mare, good cattle pony pump prices would end in 0.6 Lunch Served 14 Angus & Holstein calves cents. Surge milker buckets & pipe We are leaving the farm and will sell at public auction on Chevrolet 64002-fton 19 Head line the farm located 21/2 west and 7 north of Clifton; 3 east and7 CONSIGNMENT north of Clyde, Kansas, or IA east of Brandfort Mission Church; Holsteins Sell APJ1111:45 TRUCKS mower Farm Machinery 1954 Ford F-100 pickup, 4 18 Holstein cows, milking, part speed, grain sides, overloads, drill,9 have freshen in last 30 days, Machinery 1954 Case SC tractor, hyd., HD wheels, and good rubber, W,10.10 some due to freshen in April starter, lights, good rubbermud tires, 6 cylinder, heater, wheelsgra 1 Holstein heifer, springer 1962 Ford 801 tractor, power AUCTION Case mounted 2 -row cultivatorgood shape. ,al r2 steering, heavy duty front Case 2 -wheel manure spreader attachments These are big type Holstein end, front & rear wheel on 20 in. rubber CHICKENS, BLDGS., HAY augerent cows. Heavy producers, good weights In the National Guard Ar- Case 9 ft. spring tooth & even- LUMBER & MISC. izitoral udders. TB & Bangs tested, 1961 Ford truck, 1 ton, dual mory er 200 California white coming n(fte 6 N health papers furnished, ages tires, 4 speed, grain bed, CLAY CENTER, KANS. IHC No. 62 6 ft. combine with yearling hens, laying good lizeral years old & production announced day stock rack motor 7x9 frame grain bin, good of sale. Other machinery & imple- IHC 12x8 fertilizer grain drill,10x12 brooder house anny, 8', several ye ments, feed and some house- Sat., March 11. seeder, press, on steel 7 Angus cows, springers Starts 10:00 a.m. 50 bales alfalfa; used luim 3 Angus heifers, springers hold goods. Special consign- IHC 8 in. burr mill ber; hedge posts; some steel away, 6', old 1 Reg. Angus cow, springerment from Duane Wilson, in- Among the items to be sold IHr, 7x14 plow on steel electric posts: electric and oil 1Angus Purebred bull, 3 yr.cluding a 1955 IHC 300 Utility are:brass bed: chinacloset; 2 MC 8 ft. tandem discs brooder; cribbing; saw blade; old tractor. pressed glass:black & white IHC 3 -section drag harrow rubber tire wheel barrow; BOB GR IHC 10 ft. dump rake milk glass; lamps; wines; gob- hand corn sheller. Clerks: No For Complete Listings SeeGrass & Grain Feb. 28 lets. IHC 6 ft. mower with tractor Forge: anvil; vise; loading hitch chute; 500 gal. propane tank; Antis:. Fran Painted plates; some walnut Ph. TA 5.457 furniture;potbelliedstove; Tractor mounted weed spray-300 -gal. gas tank; hose; noz FLOYD WILSON, Owner coins; Carnivalglass; iron er with barrel zle and stand; feed barrels; Auct.: Welter, Applegate Clerk: Don Eisenbeis ware: PK satin glass. Snowco 16 ft. 4 in. grain augerscoops; shovels; axes; Dayton; Wheellock;banks;coffee with electric motor electric welder; diggers; rope; grinder;iron stone; Austria 2 -row weeder with tractor chicken feeders & waterers. china; art glass; an organ. h itch Wire stretchers; sickles; ber, good Many, many more antique & sledge hammers; a lot good Monday Jayhawk steel stacker on rub- hand tools and many small collectors' items too numerous Belt harvester, 20 ft. alum. misc. items too numerous AUCTION to list. elevator, good mention; 410 shotgun; 22 AUCTIONEER Steel wheel hay rack antique coffee grinder; par MARCH 13 Dillon Williams Old wagon; walking plow table; electric range. SALE CLERKS Starts 12:30 Noon Larry Langston & Wes Norgaard Mr. & Mrs. C. G. Carlson, Owners COMPLETE HEREFORD DISPERSAL CLAY CENTER Aucts: Foster Kretz & Elmo Steffen Clerk: First Nati ki°110wing personalp Clay Center, Phone Morganville WA 6-4422 Bank, Clifton lodes southand 3 n We will sell at public auc on Highway 4. tion our entire herd of regis- tered high grade Hereford cattle at the farm located 11/2 McCURRY BROS. ANNUAL PRODUCTION SALE miles west of Clay Center city JD combine limits on Highway 24, or just 55 14 ft. east of river bridge. Reg. Angus 75 Hereford cows 4 to 7 yrs. with 40 calves at side, more by sale day, balance springers "The Herd Where Champions ProduceChampions" tractor 10 Hereford heifers, 2 yrs., some calves at side, balance to tool.ba calve in spring SAT., MAR 18, 12:30 p.m. At McCurry Bros. Ranch, located :lidtires (Ford 45 Hereford feeder steers & heifers, 650 to 850 lbs. nine miles west of tr Registered Hereford Polled bull, 7 years, gentle and a good SEDGWICK, KANS. breeder, 1800 lbs. A good one. 1,° SELLING mtdn Registered Hereford bull, yearling Winning Get of Sire of the 1967 Plow, 4-14, position and Livestock Show at FortSouthwestern Ex- Worth - l'bull, 61 Females k Hereford bull calf, pure but not registered a first prize winner, and the 2 femalessell. 12 Bulls- uorns felt]: izer Bay Quarter type mare, 11 yrs., well broke, good cow pony 12 BULLS -Several of the bulls First are from the Show Herd, included is the 7 ft Prize Winnerat Fort Worth rk NOTE: This is a good herd of cattle, part registered, are Calibre. - Bulls ready for service and of real Herd null oaler, 45T large type, good producers, in a good condition. movrera, 7 ft 61 FEMALES-A tremendous group of to rsmower, Most of cows artificially sired, all bred to good herd the champions young females - Many half-sisters KIN 7 ft ,bulls. O.C.V. Lepto vacc., area tested, Foundation herd from sell - includedare cows and calves, bred cows, bred heifers,and er 16 open heifers. klger,w , ft. Dave Weaver Polled Hereford herd of Milford, Kans. Have 11f4 ' IRsnsin always used best herd bulls available. S ARACTIONS SELLING '1111v: etif 1. Jr. Champion andPECIAL tiklorek 2.1.°w curlersPi Cows and calves will be sorted & penned. Your inspection GrandChamTTpion,Fort Worth, 1967. ktor "Itivators invited prior to sale day. 2. Calf Champion Female,Phoenix, 1967. 3. Jr. Champion and ReserveGrand Champion, Amarillo harrow Not Responsible for Accidents 4. 1 bull and 2 females , Lunch on Grounds from winning Get of Sire,Fort Worth, 1967. 3sec, TERMS: CASH day of sale (All sired by Elite 269of Angus Valley) Featuring the influence ..,n 269 of Angus Valley, Kermacof these great sires:Prince Eric of Red Gate 3, Elite -_,nee NMI Cottonwood Lane Hereford Farm Marshall 521, SedgwicksBlack George, Sedgwicks rri Rowley 138, SedgwicksElite 9, IrrSale HERB HARMAN & SON, Owners Atle8net'128 BI Aucts: Foster Kretz & Elmo Steffen Clerk: John Meredith Sale Manager: Phil Y. Clay Center, Phone WA 64422, Morganville Clay Center Ljungdahl, Box 1209, Dodge City, Kansas McCURRYBROS., fly & Phon, '9Owners SedgWiCkP nalet, no sul 7, Day." ter, while the AirGuard has 16' eed To "Muster Day," an annual units with 1504 members. March 7, 1967 Grass & Grain 0 event on George Washington's Of the number,some 4500 23 Undgy birthday, was initiated in the Army guardsmenare in the se- ecruit far nation's early years as a timelected Army Guardreserve for- when all able-bodied men wereces, having received andmain- Guard summoned to determine if Thursday ational all taining a trainingstatus that ARCH Kansas Army were prepared to defend their classes them as beingcombat TOPEKA - Guard units, homeland. ready. AUCTION National MARCH 16 s 11:00 d Air in recent Since then it has been a tradi- first time r.11'I i ',11 NI I.' .11, r the intensive re - tion with Guard, and most gen- Starts 10:00 p.m. have no rally tied closely with recruiting r & Usti under way. SALE Ltmch Served tiltingprograms programs. E. Gardner,the adju- ITC° Col J. administrative as- Col. Gardner said there are NEBRASKA SALE :a general's PLOW BLADES air, termedthis asome manpower needs in speci- Having decided to quit farming, I will sell at public auction istant for fic areas of the State Guard. unusual butwelcome situ- Hardfaced Economy at the place 2 miles west & 1/2 mile south of Ellis, Nebr.; or 3 Facto. ost Kansas has 89 Army Guard the state'smilitary AC 14" $7.05 $2.95 miles east of Harbine, Nebr., on 136 Highway & 1/2 south; or 12 inery lion,'as units with 8275 men on the ros- miles southwest of Beatrice, Nebr., on 136, then II/2 mile south. observed their"Muster AC 16" $7.79 $3.19 HEAD rces Case 14" $7.05 $2.95 USED LUMBER dition GTLEoR,so, Case 16" $7.79 $3:19 TRUCK & TRAILERS JD 16x8 end wheel grain drill, JD 14" with press wheels IA, $6.65 $2.55 1948 Chevrolet COE 2 -ton JD 4 -sec. rotary hoe, pull type PIECES JD 16" $6.85 $2.79 truck, with 13% ft. fold - Dempster No. C500 liquid fer- Ford 14" down Omaha Standard box LAIN FEB,28 Tuesday $6.65 $2.55 & hoist, 2 -speed axle, in good tilizer spreader Ford 16" $6.85 $2.75 International 200 manure AUCTION condition spreader IHC 14" $6.65' $2.55 Electric Wheel trailer, with Krause 13% ft. tandem disc IHC 16" $6.85 $2.75 hayrack MARCH 14 4 -wheel trailer with 63(10 boxInternational 4 -row Go -dig nt Co SALE MF 14" $6.65 $2.55 JD 12 ft. springtooth High wheel wagon) International 24 ft. harrow 6512 MF 16" $6.85 $2.75 HOUSEHOLD GOODS Starts 12:30 Noon Oliver 14" John Deere 2 -row 3 -point iry 729.2435 $6.65 $2.55 LOTS MISCELLANEOUS planter, with fertilizer boxes We will sell 2 mileseast of Minneapolis, Kansas onthe Oliver 16" $6.85 $2.75 Speed King 27 ft. grain auger, east side ofHighway 81. DISC BLADES with gas engine & rubber IHC 4 -section 16' No. 401 16" - $3.10 Machinery transport springtooth with hydraulic 18" - $4.15 1953 Allis Chalmers WD trac-Viking 36 ft. elevator hursday tor, good rubber, good condi-International No. 10C power MACHINERY implement , carrier COULTER BLADES tion take off hammer mill Ili 460 FarmalltractorIHC 2 -section on 12' spring - Plain 17" 1964 AC 303 twine tie baler, Papec 1 -row ensilage cutter IHC 504 wide-front end tooth $4.7.1 IHC 4 -section spiketooth har- Notched 17" $5.76 like new Stanhoist loader with WD tractor 1957 AC Model 100 12' SP com- mountings 'ARCH 9 ut 1958 M -HNo. 82 com- row, 16' Full Line Mower Parts IHC 4 -section spiketooth har- bine, real clean, in good con-MH SP corn picker bine, 14' Full Line Sprayer Parts c!ribine pick up reel row its 12:30 Noon Chevrolet 6400 2 -ton IHC flat bottom feed wagon TERMS: CASH I stock on rubber HOLT unch Served truck with hoist and 7 -ft. field cultivator GEORGE' LOPING racks public Chevrolet 6400 2 -ton IHC horse mower, 7' convert- FARM SUPPLY WON k ed to pull type Next To Sale Barn Beatrice, Nebr., Phone 754-4357, Harbine [ton; 3 east ad truck with hoist 2 2 -row weeders (looks like JD Clerk: First National Bank & Trust Co., Beatrice, Nebr. t Mission tandem disc, No. 37, 1964 MANHATTAN PR 8-4343 Auctioners: Schultis & Son & Wolken hammermill grinder, 14" and IHC), one tractor and LUCKS one converted Irvin Schutt's, 1109 K St., Fairbury, Phone 7294435 H mounted power mower, F-100 pickup, I Snowco self unloading feed T' sides, overloii No. 10 grain drill,8-16, wagon, 1960 .nd good rule, with press wheels JD Model R manure spreader, cylinder, hag!, 1963 II lister,2 roWs with fer-IHC No. 2001 front end trac- tilizer attachments tor loader, 1963 TUESDAY, MARCH 14 , BLDGS, Hal .1"co grain auger with elec- 300 gal. gas tank and stand; AUCTION R & MISC, t* motor 4 -section rotary hoe; calf self Starts 10:00 a.m. (C.S.T.) Lunch Served white corning C mounted plow, 3.6 No. feeder, field sprayer booms, 311, several years old ,ns, laying gad hedge posts; Papec silage Located 1/2 mile south Alton, Kansas ain bin, good pull type plow, 3-16, 1960blower; Fema 10" 2 -point hitch SALE across Solomon River oneway, 8', several years Bridge, west on elevated road i/z mile to farmsteadon north house post hole digger; horse scrap- side road. falfa; used le old er and many articles too num- vests; some 6', old erous to mention. : electric and ALTON (OSBORNE COUNTY) KS. bing; saw b wheel barn BOB GRACE, OWNER 87 HIGH GRADE DAIRY CATTLE FARM MACHINERY eller. Clerks: National Bank, Salina. il;vise; load:: al. propane fa; Aucts:. Frank Harz and Bob Perry, 240 ACREGRADE A DAIRY FARM tank; hose; na Ph. TA 5-4579 or TA 3-6749, Salina l;feed barn* borne County, Kansas, contain- ?1s; axes; ps, Holsteins ing 240 acres, more or less. Beautiful Solomon Valley ,r;diggers; P 87 head Holstein cattle, com- Stock Farm with 79 acres cul- rs & waterers Saturday plete dispersal. 44 Holstein tivated bottom land; balance chers;sicidts cows mostly 1st and 2nd clf. fine native grass. Home of ers; a lotgoal cows, large type cows, well Native Stone, modern, roomy. id many small AUCTION uddered, good producers: "Grade A" dairy barn, with oo numerous" 27 cows now in production, "U" typemilkingparlor. shotgun; 22 MARCH 18 many of these just fresh, Equipped with Surge (1966) ? grinder;park balance springers pipe line, 3 units Electro-Brain range. SALE 3 coming 2 yr. old Holstein Starts 11:00 a.m. heifers motor line washer, Wilson 500 gaL 11 yrlg. Holstein hfrs. Wetmore grinder bulk tank (equipment offer- Lunch Served 29 Holstein bucket calves 1963 Mayrath 28' grain auger ed separate) The followingpersonal property wlil be sold at the farm 10- Outstanding Holstein herd; Mayrath 14%' auger; 50' Barn, poultry house, out- k: First N 1ph 1.1 7 miles south and3 miles east of Salina, or 7 miles west owner raised, size, prodp-tion, drive belt; 300 gal. gas tank -buildings, pressure water sys- Bank, ypsum on Highway 4. disposition excellent. Seller stand; 100 gal. fuel tank -pump tem. Farmstead adjoining all- will care for cows overnighton trailer; 100 gal. pickup fuel weather road. School bus -mail - Noble V plow, 7 ft to accommodate buyer. tank with pump; cement milk rtes. REA. Bottom land Machinery McCormick side del. rake blocks; fence tools; fencers; irrigable,river water rights. SALE 58 JD combine 2 two -row lister tool bars air compressor; 4-bttm. mould-Feedlot area protected by tim- 55 14 ft. Tractor loader Farm Machinery board plow; some furniture; ber, hn Deere A many assorted articles too nu- natural drainage. Farm- ohn DeereG Front end loader & stacker 1966 New Holland self-propell- stead in very scenic area with- ohn Deere 313 grain drill, AR 16-10 ed hay baler merous to mention. in walking distance of good rius 10._ ft. wheel discJD R B16-8 grain drill 1965 New Holland 905 swath- 1966 Surge milker; Surge fishing, old mill dam still in- e wheel disc,111/2 ft. pipe line with 3 units; Electro- 947 Fordtractor Case grain drill, 16-8, alfalfa, er 4 wheel swather trailer tact. luce &OPPord blade; seder 1958 John Deere 720A tractorBrain auto line washer. Wheat allotment, 36.8 acres; Ford tandemFord tool bar; Case 16-8 grain drill on rubber 1946 Ford tractor 1962 Wilson 500 gallon bulk feed grain, 42.2A. Av. wheat disc; Ford 1956 Oliver self-propelled com- tank, Model WDE-400X yield, 23 bu.; feed grain 54 bu. !:30 tractor jack. MM manure spreader on rub- AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: eels andtires (Ford trac- er bine ay. located tor) 4 -wheel wagon box trailer 1955 IHC 11/2 -ton truck withSeller's health is reason for f eCormick hoist, box, racks sale. Milking equipment to be REAL ESTATE TERMS: 5 -sec. springtoothComfort cover for 730 tractor offered separately from farm, harrowon carrier MISCELLANEOUS 1958 MM 15' oneway Immediate possession.All eCormick Hay trailer; 2 -wheel trailer; 1962 John Deere 4 section ro-then together, sale to be in mineral rights intact 1966 and mtd. plow, 4-14,2 - manner of higher bid. All point tractor sprayer; tumble bug; tary hoe prior taxes by seller; subse- eCormick DuWest stacker with scoop statements made believed cor- 4 -row mtd.lister,Fresno; hyd. cylinders; JD rect:consider them approxi-quent taxes by buyer. 10% of Females rotary bottoms, pickup reel, 14 ft.; fanning 1957 John Deere rod weeder tachments fertilizer at-mill. 1952 MM drill mate. Statements made salesale price to be paid day of ohn Deere Sliding endgate; Forney el- MM spring tooth harrow day shall take precedence. This sale; 15% to be paid upon ap- s theFI eCormickmower, 7 ft. 1951 IHC PTO grain binder is an OPPORTUNITY AUC- baler, 45T ectric welder; telephone wire; TION. proval of merchantable ab- gerd 151w Casemowers, 7 small tools: used tires: iron; MM mounted duckfoot AllisChalmers ft. 1950 Chevrolet pickup 34 -ton stract of title; balance to be mower, 7 ft. dual tire chains, 900x20: bar- Dull windrower, rels;aircompressor;log 1963 John Deere lister with at- paid in five equal instalhnents If -sisters id 16 ft. Real Estate an rain auger, chains: wheel weights; top- tachments 'bearing 5% interest per an- leifers, Wisconsin Legal Description: SE% of JD 34.4plow; JD engineping sickle. 2 60 bu.. Co-op hog feeders num. Buyer 'shall have option M 2-14 plow 200 gal. Van Horn sprayer Section Eleven(11), N% of 2 -row Youth saddle: stock saddle; of pre -payment after January JD tractorcCormick c 2,000gal. Van Horn NE% in Section Fourteen cultivators forms: silo forms; rafters; 1, 1968. Conveyance by Gener- AC tractor hog feeder;hog troughs; 2,000 gal. irrigation pipe; 4"(14), all in Township Seven SPringtoothcultivatos (7), Range Fifteen(15), Os- al Warranty Deed. harrow,r used lumber; panels; many Irrigation pump and Ford 3-sec. other articles. Fred(Union Mr. & Mrs. Van Miller, Alton, Kans. of & Carl B. Johnson Sale Conducted By Elite prin289ce Sale Conducted VICTOR By ]cks 2041, Auctioneers BROS. SALES,INC. LEGERE AUCTION & REALTY CO. viet.WL oliglas - Brokers- Appraisers AUCTIONEERS - REALTORS Phone GR STIlischnY,Auct. 2-4142 Ellsworth, Kansas Call Don Legere,"The Real Estate Auctioneer,"Nationally "There Accredited Farm & Land Broker, Hill City, Kansas 913-674-2249 Kam' Is no substitute foCrhea;scpe. MrienPceed.'I'asek' Clerk For Information or Brochure NAME WINNERS 16,. 2 5 IN MCPHERSONSCD March 7,1967 First LambCrop 1967 MCPHERSON - Winnersof '61 conservation awards atthe AT,TNA'S Wednesday Increase Since Grass & annual meeting of theMcPher- 2 4 Grai4 tF ERhap The 1966 lambcrop was increase of5 son CountySoil Conservation AUCTION 339,000 head, an District were GeorgeKroeker, MAR. 8 percent from 1965but other- HORSE SALE e since 1954, ac-Inman; Hugh andMarvin Rid- wise the smallest W. Balzer and Thurs., Mar. ina cording to the KansasLivestockdell, Conway; A. 9 SALE Starts 10:00 a.m. Ben Esau, Inman;Victor Nel- 7:00 p.m. Reporting Service. annual and Verner sr°f Ib itTA:11_°;i3n hi;hia9:paetVel 1 Lunch Served This was the firstincrease son, Marquette; Lyons Co. Livestock ara four years Lundquist of Lindsborg. Aix als have quit since 1961 following EMPORIA, KANS. gorlMustang HT, less OF REV. S. BEN FINLEY (Nowin Viet Nam) OFDOWNS, like new; TV set; secretary than 10,000 miles. Contact Irene Hund Estate Auctioneer: Ray Sims For Catalogs and Reservations, Manuel M. Muckenthaler, Administrator CYit Aucts: Morris Pollman, 766-3988, Alma Clerks: KennethGnadt Latzke Angus Farms Rt. 1, Junction George PoIlmann, 636-8531, Paxico & Willis Herren Larry and Oscar Latzke Owners PhoneWoodbineno,(4 or Duane Gugler, Rt. 1,, Junction City PhoneWoodbine

,., 7, 1967 25 & Grain Grass CENTRAL KANSAS March 7,1967 POLLED HEREFORD ASSN. Grass I of NOWSAUNA'S DMPLOYER nifrOST In less thana SAUNA - become Show & Sale SALE Aircraft has year,Beech emnlover. biggest of its Wi- s., Marl,alina'sshifted some :00 pan. ;..eh to alina last Wedn., Mar. 29 production chita the Salinawork- Show, Sale Livestock boosting 9:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 578 andaBYn annual pay. nZIA, Kos. orce to the endof At The Abilene Fairgrounds of $3 million. say year,Beech officials is have 1000 workers at ev Abilene, Kans. e (Irinafacility, on former Air Baseproperty. Friday billing Selling 25 Bulls -9 Heifers REMINDER TOP CATTLE FROM SOME TOP HERDS IN KANSAS

RC/110 ALL CONSIGNORS F.L. &Noreen Altwegg Junction City AUCTION CLEAN PEDIGREES Ezra Bernhardt & Sons Lost Springs Orville Blanka & Son Wamego its 11;00 have sold ourfarm, A DINNER Loren Buxman Junction City As we auction locat- Comeback From Tragedy Campbell Hereford Farm Burrton sell at public For All Polled BillyA. Clark Barnard I finch Served tyr milessouth of Roxbury Alfred Kerschen of Goodard heads the Sedgwick County Hereford Breeders Murfin & Clarkson Winfield north of Canton on Farm Family of the Year, a recognition made by the Wichita Kenneth Hershberger Sedgwick located pilot 91/2 miles will be held at the John Povenmire Gridley ktop road. Chamber of Commerce last week, honoring a man who five White Horse Inn Motel Donald Riffel Enterprise Lion Chunk years ago was mangled in a silo unloader accident. Elmer Riffel White City 10 Kerschen was bedfast for nine weeks, spent months in a 7:00 P31. George Riffel Hope used lumber. Fri., March TUESDAY, MARCH 28 JesseRiffel & Sons Enterprise .nchions; Starts 10:30 a.m. wheel chair and operated his farm from crutches for two years Leon Riffel Enterprise 1611 with the assistance of neighbors and members of the family. (Night Before The Sale) raw horses. Serrien Polled Herefords Lincoln He still walks with a slight limp. For Catalogs & Motel or Ervin Steele Lyndon barrels;who Trueblood & Medley Osage City ter hauling Since the accident Kershen has purchased the 240 -acre Dinner Reservations, write Gene Watson & Son Hutchinson tar) IMPLEMENTS Dairying is the major enterprise, and the Kerschens milk 40 Arnold Wittorff Inman a gun; 22 eel IHC 14 -ft.S.P. ARNOLD WITTORFF ad cutters; 1955 No. 141 family farm and rents another 160 acres of wheat ground. otis combine, good; Holsteins. Sec. -Sale Mgr. -- Inman a lot shop too Auctioneer: Gene Watson 1919 IHC Mtractor, pump, His family consists of wife Mardella, four sons and a daugh- ter misc. ken Judge: Charles Michaels new rubber,good ter. sto mention1950 IHC Ctractor,fully n a 6 8-6 M trre re 000aaaa OLD GOoi equipped, new rubber, with ing room suits 2 -row cultivator,A-1 bedroom suits1953 16-8 John Deeredrill with with Sealy mg fertz., rubber press, good ing: 2 metal d a complete line ofother PRODUCTION SALE nattresses andmachinery kitchen rang ANTIQUES Tuesday, March 14, 1967 1p.m. 5 rockers; CHICKENS ray); oak tote 6 -ROOM HOUSE 8 table lamps; miles north on Highway 81 Heated Roundtop Building stock of shop tools and and 1/zeast of. . . . McPHERSON KANSASI" chrome ldtelamiscellaneous items. aairs. igh chair; 2 irf For Full Listings See a lot of disk; Grass & Grain Feb. 28 ishing machio find other ma) MR. & MRS. RICHERT 40 Auctioneers: 36 Krehbiel & Marvin Krehbiel mer Bulls Heifers )rk: Foster REMINDER Gres; AUCTION IS BRED AND OPEN HEIFERS - THEY SELL Due to the death of my hus- d, I will sell at public auc- PREDOMINATELY HAZLETT AND ZATO BREEDING n on the farm located 1'/ - es west of Meridian Road on t Street or Drive -In Theater NEWTON, KANSAS Sat., March 11 Starts 11:00 a.m.

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5 1960 Massey HarrisNo. 82, 14 - ft.S.P. combine with cab, always shedded, A-1;set maize finger fit 82combine 1962 MinneapolisMoline M 5 Tractor L. P., fullyequipped, A-1 1960Allis WD tractor,fully equipped, A-1 Allis cultivatorto fit WD trac- tor, hydraulic ea! offer our And a largestock of other im- 50thanllive lementsand machinery, quite o eitherST,.:a few late models. OF LAiiE"°L' that will TRUCKS- BLDGS. NS. FEED & SEED THEY SELL - HERD BULLS AND RANGE BULLS SHOP TOOLS- MISC. FEED BUNKS For Full Listings See Grass& Grain Feb. 28 Smoky agill alle4eienci Ranch

Mrs. George GUY E. FINKLE, M.D., Owner Don Mauch, Herdsman Prouty Drs. Scoby and Regier: Veterinarians Aucts TedKrehbiel GeneWatson: Auctioneer And Bernard Gatz LIL9 B..9-9.1.9./.9 (ULU LP 111,1111111111111/1111111111/11111 ILIL9 9 9(t.9

If You Are. In Need Of Machinery,Be Sure To Attend This Sale AUCTION WEDN., MARCH 8-AT 10:00 A.M. -EL DORADO, KANS. All Used Tractors and Farm Machineryof IH Dealer SALE EL DORADO TRUCK &TRACTOR CO. 35 Used Tractors-Combines-Trucks & Cars TillageTools of all knds-Balers & other Haying Eqpt.-Miscellaneous THIS IS ONE OF OUR BIGGER MACHINERYAUCTIONS Sale Conducted By coo Financing Ions+ For The Complete Sale Bill Available HAGEL AUCTIONCOMPANY INC. See Grass & Grain February 28 In(BY LUNCHSERVED Auctioneers - Advertising- Specialist -Sales Management 4210 North Elmwood-KansasCity,Mo.-Ph. GL 3-3762 rodbbd.bliso Auct. HaroldR. production salein Newto Aucts. Rol- Dean Fasse. Balthrop Farms Ralph C. Larson. Siegel. (Wiehi for*" ...... m.ii...... m...... imm...... ,...... ,.... Lagasse. Farm sale atGreen- John Balthrop. = lie and Larry Mar. 31 - Mar. 17 - Shoptools & misc. Merritt. Auct. Apr. 5 - Annualspring E..-= leaf, Harold Mrs.J.C.. Ottawa, Kans., 10Pecti°1ailment = G&G Calendar in Clay Center, Foster Kretz. Southeast MummummummiummimmimmummiiiiimimmimmimilimmumifF Armstrong. Auct.:Foster Farm &livestock Kansas Angus Assn. vqqatio Mar. 31 - John Barton. Sale Mar. 8 - Farm sale northeast Mar. 11 - Farm sale and real Kretz. sale northeastof Washington, belp_gisnstates estate southeast of Herington, sale southeast Auct. Harold R. of Bennington, Mrs. GlenRi- Mar. 18 - Farm Dean Fasse. Apr. 5 - Farm salesouther and Gene Forsberg. Aucts Remy, of Hope, EdwardNeuschafer. chards. Aucts Bob Perry Siegel. of Clay Center,L. 0. Sharp & Schnell Bros. Aucts Wm. Schnell,Carl First reg. Anguspro- Cha Frank Harz. Apr. 1 - man. Auct. FosterKretz Mar. 8 - Stock reductionsale Mar. 11 - Stock reduction sale Schnell and Lee Remy. duction sale,St. Marys, Kans. tomf Dorado in Wichita, Sedgwick .CountyMar. 18 - Household& anti- Blacktop Farms(Mr. & Mrs.Apr. 5 - Farmsale south in El Dorado, Kans., El Solomon, L. M. of Truck & Tractor, Inc. Aucts Eqpt. Inc. Auct Hagel Auc- qiies in Lindsborg,Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Wassenbergand fam- Kim. Auct. Ljung- Frank Harz & Hagel Auction Co. tion Co. George Richards est. ily.)Sale mgr. Phil Bob Perry, Mar. 9 - Stock reductionsale Mar. 13 - Change of ownership Roger A. Johnson. dahl. Apr. 8 - Farm sale machinery closeout in Byron, southeast west of in Fairbury, Nebr., Mann- Mar. 18 - Farm sale Apr. 1 -Fourth Tegtmeier McPherson, Mrs.Farris. Zeman and A schreck Impl.Co.,Aucts Nebr., Byron Impl. Co. Auct. of Salina, Frank Polled Herefordproduction Ted Krehbiel. ridaY/ Victor 77 Schultis & Son & Wolken. Eugene Waring. Carl B. Johnson. Aucts sale,Beatrice,Nebr., 0120P.111' of Mar. 13 - Furniture sale in Tegt- Apr. 8 -- Farm sale,Hillsbo Mar. 9 - Farm sale north Bros. Sales. sale barn. Clarence Mrs. Harry Schmidt. Clifton, C. G. Carlson. Auct. Concordia, Kosl est. Aucts. meier & Son. Auct Mar. 18 -Annual production P. Winter and C. Foster Kretz. Larry and Rollie Lagasse. Registered Angus, Apr. 1 - Farmsale north of H. seibet sale in Fair-Mar. 13 - Cow and calf disper- sale of Decker. Aucts Mar. 10 Furniture west ofSedgwick, McCurry Roxbury, Carl St bury, Nebr., LeRoyFurni- sal west of Clay Center, Cot- Mgr. PhilLjung- Ted Krehbieland Floyd TEX AUL tonwood Lane Hereford farm, Bros. Sale ture. Auct HaroldR. Siegel. Gehring. ONWARD northeast Karman & Son. Auct. Foster dahl. 180 Mar. 10 - Farm sale Mar. 18, 1967-P.R. I. Angus Apr. 1 - Farmsale northeast k H. Klocke. Auct Kretz. Laf- Janzen. Cow Hera o' sale southeastof Olsburg, of Goessel, Ralph Foster Kretz. Mar. 14 - Farm sale east of Fagerborg. Auct. Ed P. Winter. Royal Essar ma- Minneapolis, Bob Grace. Aucts lin Bros. & CKato, Her Mar. 10 - Consignment Mar. 20 -Livestock dispersal Apr. 1 - Fourthannual stock chinery sale in Concordia, Frank Harz & Bob Perry. Topeka, K. W. reduction sale, Paxico,Kans., SERVICEABLEBULLS Aucts. southwest of WITH WEIGHT RECORDS Tom Walker sale mgr. Mar. 14 - Dairy cattle disper- Manz & Son.Auct Foster Eddies Service. AuctHagel Larry and Rollie Lagasse. sal, farmland and machinery Priced.. . $300 to $500 of sale south of Alton, Kans. Kretz. Auction Co. 35 HEAD REG, HEIFERS Mar. 10 - Farm sale south reduction sale April, 3 -- Combines &trucks GRANTPOOLE Roxly.lry, Frank Reichert. (Osborne Co.), Mr. & Mrs. Mar. 20 & Stock in Wellington,Wellington south edge of Green,Marvin MANHATTAN, KANS, Aucts Ted Krehbiel Van Miller. Auct. Don Legere. Equipment Co. AuctHagel Johnson. Auct Foster Kretz. Located 4 nil. south of I-70-1(171 Mar. 11 - Real estate and per-Mar. 14 - Farm sale southeast intersection, 2mi. west on Mc. DUKE Auction Co. Apr. 3 - SpringHampshire Dowell Creek Rd. Ph. PR 6-8315. IIHROYAL Polled Here sonal property, Vermillion, of Walton, Carl J. Meetz. Auct in gkaerican Mar. 20 -Farmland auction 1957. Kans., May Bidlake est. (A.M. Ted Krehbiel. oclampion in Hereford Palco, Kans.,Noah estate. and sale). Auct. Don Roche. Mar. 14 - Registered The Growing Hog Market Is At 30 females, and per- of Mc- Auct. Don Legere. are des - Mar. 11 - Real estate production sale north farm & live- ialves at side Ranch,Mar. 20 - Surplus Perfect May2 sonal property in Frankfort, Pherson, Smoky Hill and some s of stock equipment Royal Duk, Henry F. Bergman estate. Dr. Guy E. Finkle, owner. bulls northeast WASHINGTON SALES CO. gdiel dal (p.m. sale). Auct Don Roche. Auct. Gene Watson. reg. Hereford of Haddam,Arbuthnot Here- TRY US SOON ' Mar. 11 - Poles and wire of Mar. 15 -- Farm salesouth of Larry and Oak Hill Telephone Co., at Paxico, Clarence & Irene ford Farm. Aucts. everyTUESDAY Rollie LagaSse. HOGS POLLED Oak Hill. Auct. Leo Crawford Hund estate. Auct Morrisand Au sale southeast All sales Mar. 11 - Wingrove Auto Sup- Mar. 21 - Farm everyWEDNESDAY PEDIGREE George Pollmann. Balzer CATTLE Start 1:00 111 CLEAN ply, Salina. Aucts Frank Harz Mar. 15, 1967 - BlueValley of Moundridge, Ed Krehbiel. 100111NES REPRESEN and Bob Perry. Hereford Breeders Assn. show estate. Auct. Ted A Growing Market Mar. 21 - Farmlandauction for Finished Cattle bet-- Perfection Mar. 11 - Livestock and ma- and sale in Fairbury, Nebr., Sophia Zato Heir chinery northwest of Bailey- Auct. Gene Watson; sec. 'ale north of Herington, Coldmine Victor lamplighter Domest ville, Kansas, James W. Glynn mgr. Don Banahan, SteeleCi- Stroda Kandt estate, CALL ME IF YOU WANT AN APPRAISAL Mischief Aucts Gene Toby & Albert ty, Nebr. Kandt, admin. Aucts Carl Schnell and Lee Remy. al ALP Beau Rollo11 Christensen. Mar. 15, 1967 - Latzke Angus Barn Phone EA 5-2266 Residence EA 5-2393 Mar. 22 - Farm sale north- WASHINGTON, KANS. Mar. 11 - Household & cars in of Junction City, Oscar and lab available at sal Abilene, Delmar Schwertzer. Larry A. Latzke. Changed west of Fairbury, Nebr., Otto Auct. Foster Kretz. from Mar. 14. & Ida Jordening. Aucts. Schul- tis & Son & Wolken. Iiitors at the ranch at Mar. 11 - Registered HerefordsMar. 16 - Farm sale southeast welcome and Quarter Horses southeast of Glasco, Kans., Robert Pit-Mar. 22 - Sale of farmland ner. Auct Harold R. Siegel. north of Manchester, Henry of Cottonwood Falls, Titus & Ledy. Auct. Leo Crawford. Stout. Auct. George Morse. Mar. 16 - Farm sale Mar 11 - Machinery & misc.of Beatrice, Nebr., George Lof-Mar. 23 - Household goods in ing. Aucts Schultis & Son & Fairbury, Nebr., Ruth A. sale at Wamego, Floyd Wil- Flower Est. Auct. Harold R. son. Lawrence Welter, auct. Wolken. Mar. 16 - Land sale south of Siegel. Mar. 11 - Special horse sale, Mar. 23 - Farm machinery Wilson sale barn, Salina. Bob Manhattan.Mrs. Bertha White, Lawrence Welter, auct southwest of Topeka, K. W. Perry and Roger A. Johnson, Manz & Son. Auct Foster aucts. Mar. 17 - Farm sale including konvtke,t dairy cattle northeast of Hol- Kretz. HOGS START 12 Noon 14/14 Mar. 11 - Lions Club pancake tt We had gat lenberg, Kans., Alvin Cacek Mar. 24 - Complete dispersal strongly feed & consignment Ale in Del- of registered Polled Heref- We had a very good sale with many buyers competing ia, Al Warner, auct. Est. Aucts Schultis & Son & against each other. We had more cattle than wehas previousl btujeA, Wolken. ords, Elwin Thoes, Alma. Leo to the Mar. 11 - Farm sale west of Ebel, Wamego, sale mgr; expected and it seems that more and more are coming !sling 14a pan Newton, Mrs. Geo. Proudy. Mar. 17 - Farm sale northwest Junction City Livestock Sales every Saturday.The hog market of Concordia, Mr. & Mrs. Gene Watson, auct. Auct. Ted Krehbiel. Mar. 24 - Farm sale northwest again held steady. of Green, Walter Knitter. SPECIAL CONSIGNMENTS Inc. Auct Foster Kretz. 1 Jersey milk Cow, Fresh by Sale Date cow---- Ronald Rice Motors Mar. 24 - Production sale, 2 -years - old 1 Young Registered Angus bull, coming wf cow ----101( CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC Pohlman's Angus Ranch, Na- toma, Kans. John Barton, sale North Kansas' Largest Volume Dealer The following is a partiallisting of the sale last Saturday. red cow ---100E mgr.: Ray Sims, Auct. spot cow; -145( NW 2nd Phone CO 374000 ABILENE, KANS. Mar. 24 - Complete dispersal STEER CALVES 1 redwhif heifer 1070 @ of registered Polled Heref- 4 whiface steers465 @27.505 blkwhif heiferS 715 @22, goer cow --105( ords, Elwin Thoes, Alma. Lea 2 whif bUll clfs 250 p30.50 wf cow----119( COWS THIS IS BONANZA MONTH Ebel, Wamego, sale mgr; 4 whiface steers485 p29.80 hol cow-122! Cows sold real good,the be Gene Watson, auct 27 whiface steers 600 p27. 85 holcow -138( Your old car is worth MORE 14 whiface steers 585 @27.40olds from $16.50 to$17.50 Mar. 25 - Farm sale south edge The shelly blk This Month. of Delavan, Kans., Clyde Scott 48 whiface steers 660 (El26.55a few at $18.00. 6 blkwhif steers410 p29.80kind went from $15.00to $16 Of bull,--152! 1966 CHEVROLET Biscayne 2 dr. V-8 $2195 Aucts Don Day & H. M. Sharp 4 whiface steers500 p26. 90 ton strs--42! Radio, heater, automatic transmission, powersteering, March 25 - Machinery dealer HOGS closeout east of Manhattan. ron strs-- air conditioner. 24 mixed butchers220@ 18, 61! 1966 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 door 6 cylinder $2195 Van Boskirk & Jones. Law- HEIFER CALVES hol strs-- 8 black heifers 18 hamp butchers214 @ 18, 74 Radio, heater, stick shift. rence Welter, auct. 380 @24.00 207 @ 18, i wf strs 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 2 door, heater, 4 -speed $1595 7 whiface heifers 585 (El22.8020 white butchers -105, 1966 CHEVELLE SS 2 door hardtop $2895 Mar. 27 - Farm sale east of 12 mixed butchers215@ 18, blk bulls- Concordia, Mr. & Mrs. G. J. 9 black heifers 380 @26 . 80 @ 18 66! Radio, heater, 4 -speed, power steering, air conditioner. 11 whiface heifers450 56 mixed butchers229 red strs... 1966 CHEVROLET Biscayne 4 door V-8 $1995 Delforge. Aucts Rollie and 22.80 p 18 581 Radio, heater, automatic transmission, 327engine. Larry Lagasse. 3 whiface heifers 480 @24.6022 mixed butchers212 of Strs... 70: 1966 CORVAIR Corsa 2 door hardtop $2195 Mar. 27 - Farm sale northeast wf hfrs--- Radio, heater, 4 -speed. SOWS 53: of Leonarthille, Mrs. Rud Pet. HOLSTEIN STEERS 465 @ 16 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2 dr. V.8 $2295 2 hamp sows 1101 Strs--7T erson. Auct.: Foster Kretz. 7 holstein steers 1025 p 19.90 335 @ 16 Radio, heater, stick shift. 4 whiface steers 1075 p 20.101 red sow hol str... 1966 OLDSMOBILE Deluxe 88 4 door hardtop $3095 Mar. 28 - Bushton, Kans., 10 holstein steers 545 p 20.751 white sow stns- Radio, heater, automatic transmission, power steering, Bushton Garage. Auct Hagel 3 hamp sows 553505: 155'1 power brakes, air conditioner. Auction Co. of strs--- 190 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 door 6 cylinder $2195 FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 83 Mar. 29 - 15th annual show& PIGS blwfstrs- Radio, heater, stick shift. A local minister's car. 8000 14 black steers 940 @ 21.65 74 miles with 16,000 miles of new car warranty left on this sale, Central Kansas Polled The pigs marketwasgood, bwfstrs-- 12 blkwhif hfrs1095 p 22.30 selling bythe 81 one. Hereford Assn., Arnold Wit- the started ones red strs1 1966 CHEVROLET 2 door V-8 $2095 torft sec. -sale mgr., Inman, 16 whiface steers 915 p 22.95 to$21CA 8 blkwhif steers head from $17.50 blk Radio, heater, automatic transmission, power steering, Kansas. 920 p 23.60 from$13.w strs- 2 black steers and the little ones 88 air conditioner. Sold new for over $3400. Mar. 29 - Central Kans. 755 p 23.90 oron stns 1964 CHEROLET Impala 4 door V-8 $1895 Pol- to $17.00. 44 Radio, heater, automatic transmission, power steering, ed Hereford Assn. show & 11 Str... 35 wf power brakes, air conditioned, white sidewalls, tinted sale, Abilene. Arnold Wittorff, 8.1471 stns glass and all the other small accessories. Inman, sale mgr. PHL.ICJEINjrsratisis)301N 61i)ED --. 31 1961 RAMBLER Classic 4 door 6 cylinder $695 Mar. 30 - Farm sale northwest BARN Radio, heater, stick shift. If you have livestock to appraise,call: OPEN EVENINGS 'UNTIL 9 P.M. of Washington, M. R. Gaston. Auct. Harold R. Siegel. VERN LANGVARDT, Manager 502UPLAND_ OPEN SUNDAYS NOON TO 5 P.M. Mar. 31 - Farm & cattlesale HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer, 520UPLAND northeast of Washington, HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone349.763 Sale arm and administer inspection pro- the states. irop (W' More grams covering meatsnotsub- Only meats moving in inter- Signup Deadline Is March 17 veFor ject to federal inspection. state and foreign commerce rinual The plan calls for the federal March 17 is the deadline for filing applications to take part sol:1 now come under the depart- in either the 1967 wheat program or the feed grain program. tInspectionhas government to pay up to 50 perment's inspectionprogram, ,gus Assn: Department cent of the cost of the programs Several states have no meatinspected. )kgriculture which Meats processed and marketed legislation which would be administered bywithin a state are not included. inspection legislation. Many The legislation also would pro- l`reeornmendedhelp statesdevelop have only what the department rm. sale sout it to vide for registration and record - enter, ,alloWs called partial laws providing forkeeping by meat processors L. 0 inspection. Foster/(1;tz and related ndustries, such as The department said only renderers, animal food manufac- arm sale ComPlete Dispersion about 85 percent of the fresh turers, warehousemen and oth- L. M. Rin7 t meat and 75 percent of the pro- ers who process, handle, trans- 1-z & Bob peln cessed meat products sold in port, store or sell meat products. arm sale \ve,,' this country now are federally 1, Mrs, parri,.:' March 24 Friday, , GIIMQ p.m. - RezacSale Barn Saturday arm sale, Starts 12:30 P6111) Y Seinnidt, A and c. llIgn[21D21 AUCTION Ks. MARCH 18 113 St. Marys, 00%4 SALE Starts 10:30 a.m. Lunch Served Cow SELLING 77 HEAD-62 LOTS Royal The following will be sold at public auction at the farm lo- CKato. 16 Bulls 46 Females 3 Herd Bulls Apstm cated 1 mile east and 1% miles south of Hope ,or 4% miles EAGLE Bias north of Ramona, or 5 miles west and % south of Herington's TIGHT R EPH PERFECT MISCHIEF, grandson of Prince Perfection, Drive -In Theatre.

$300 totit BEG, the $10, 000.00 bull that was sold to Portor Hillard of milo guards NT POOLE Ozark, Arkansas. He sells.His get and service sells. MISCELLANEOUS EPH DOUBLE MIXER, grandson of ALF Mixer Return Farm Machinery 500 gal. propane tank; pro- ATTAN, nit 1951 JD combine No. 55,14 ft.pane gas regulator; gas bar- mi. south of 115, sire of the 1958 National Polled Hereford Champ- I 1952 JD G tractor steel posts; 3 electric 2 mi. wee ion C. E. K. Mixer Return. He sells. rels; Ac Rd. Ph. T1 EPH ROYALDUKE 1948 IHC H; 1942 MM U fencers; 51/s HP Lawson en- All AmericanPolled Here- EPH ZATO MIXER ROLLO, grandson of D. Mixer Dom- 1963 Case tandem disc, 11 ft.gine, nearly new; cattle oiler; ford Championin 1957. -- ino 18th, the famous Jesse Riffel & Sons sire.He sells. 1962 IHC SD rake Gould shallow well pump; t Is At females, and His service sells. 1962 IHC ST harrow, 3 -sec. water pump with pressure 15 bulls, 30 1961 JD ST harrow, 3 -sec. tank; water pump without all calves at side aredes- 13 BULLS, 10 to 28 months old. 1952 JD chisel, 7 ft. tank; pump jack; 2%" electric cendents of PerfectMay 2, 15 COWS with calves at side. 2 JD 3 -bottom plows drills, reversible. 1 mother of EPHRoyal Duke. 21 BRED COWS AND HEIFERS. 7 Ft. MM tractor mower 30 bu. hog feeder; hog 10 OPEN HEIFERS. 16x8 MM tractor mower troughs; tractor wheel weights 16x8 MM grain drill, fertilizerlog chains; storm windows; 1951 34 ton Chevrolet pickup double sash windows; miscel- ALL POLLED 1953 % ton Chevrolet pickuplaneous lumber. All Sob Mounted cultivator for IHC H HOUSEHOLD GOODS Start ALL CLEAN PEDIGREES For Catalog Write Sale Manager or Owner. Mounted cultivator for MM U Warm Morning propane BLOODLINES REPRESENTED LEO EBEL, Sale Manager Mounted lister for MM U heater,65,000 BTU blower; SOT IHC baler; 2 bale trailersGambles gas heater; old gas Mixer -- Perfection Auctioneer, GENE WATSON JD 2 -row corn picker heater; all metal sink combin- RT,1wr, Goldmine Zato Heir 20 -ft. harrow trailer ation; Rudd Monel 20 gal. wa- Lamplighter -- Domestic Old manure spreader ter heater; studio couch. RAISAL Mischief Wooden wheel wagon 100 laying hens and ALF Beau Rollo 11 Hume pickup reel, 14 ft. 200 bushels of oats :e EA 5.2393 2 -sec. drag harrow' Baled oats and wheat straw ;N,LATit,s Lunch available at sale Eiwin Thoes Visitors at the ranch are Guest LUCILLE SOELTER, Alma, Kansas EDWARD NEUSCHAFER welcome Auctioneers: Wm. Schnell, Carl Schnell and Lee Remy Consignors: LEO EBEL & SON, Wamego, Kansas Clerk: Lawrence Morgan Banker, First National Bank, Hope

Dogs 12 noon Hogs 11:30 a.m. Cattle 1 p.m. Cattle 1 p.m: AU e2a4,4e4 of ao2ves and yeantings were steady at NEWTON ieeden cattte 2V to 50 Loom Cows were about -OutYnahketuM2 quite active on ate ctame6 o cat- boon steady. There was a good demand ion all classesos tle. Wehad good nwrbets of mate and a good cattle not cattying too much gesh. The iottowing ompeting strop &abetof buyeA4. Fat hog top wad $19.30. Fat- a 4ampUng oi out consignments. n we has pedd re coining totit Zowing.i)s a pa/I-UAL ti6-ang: FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 2 whiface steers---- 355 p29.50 The hog mei . 111 whiface steers--- 518 p 28.40 2 whiface steers---- 330 @29.00 3 whiface steers---- 525 @ 28.10 S whiface steers---- 424 @28.75 3 whiface steers---- 610 t 27.40 25 black steers 485 @27.80 1 wf cow ----1125 @ toS 17.00 2 wf strs---385 @ 29.00 3 whiface steers---- 518 @ 27.20 7 black b cf 467 @27.75. 3 whiface steers---- 563 p 27.00 wf cow ----1015 @ 17.50 2 hol strs--385 @22.4C 2 whifce steers 483 @27.20 ing 2 -years 1 wf cow ----1010 2 whiface steers---- 685 t 26.50 @ 16.90 2 red strs--490 @ 25.70 2 blkwhiface steers- 595 p 26.10 HIEFER CALVES 1 red cow ---1005 @ last SaturdaY. 17.00 42 blk strs-539 @ 25.90 6 black steers 651 p 26.00 2 whiface heifers--- 265 @27.75 1 spot cow --1450 @ 16.00 7 wf strs---486 @ 27.40 7 black steers 566 p 25.95 3 blIcwhif heifers--- 305 p27.50 lifer 1070@ 1 guer 1 whiface heifer --- 335 p26.75 eiferS 715 @ cow --1050 @ 16.30 3 wf strs---420 @ 27.30 5 black steers 696 p 24.40 1 wf cow ----1190 12 black heifers 525 p 23.85 1 whiface heifer --- 365 p26.50 @ 16.90 5 blkwhiface heifers 397 p26.50 COWS 1 25.50 3 black heifers 560 p 23.40 hol cow ---1225 @ 16.60 21 bwf strs-468 @ the 20 blk strs & heifs-- 800 p 23.2S 1 whiface heifer --- 430 ©26.30 eal good, 1 holcow ---1380 @18.20 10 hol strs-324 @ 24.001 -732 p 23.10 3 whiface heifers--- 430 @26.10 16.50 to$113) 3 red steers 1 27.70 8.00. The blk bull --1075 @ 21.10 11 bwf strs-437 @ 11 black heifers- 563 p 22.75 1 whiface heifer---- 490 @25.25 1 wf bull---1525 @ 22 wf strs--580 @ 25.75 1 white steers 685 p 21.60 rom$15.00t° 21.60 HOGS & PIGS 5ron strs-- 429 32 wf strs--585 @ 25.70 5 black heifers 794.(a>21.40 @ 26.50 1085 p 21.20 31 hamp fats 229 @19.45 HOGS 2ron strs-- 615 22 bik strs-594 @ 24.30 1 whiface steers @ 24.70 2 blkwhifae steers -840 p 20.90 70 mixed fats 247 p19.40 atchers220 4 holstrs-- 747.@ 35 wf hfrs--650 @ 22.20 43 mixed fats 229 @19.40 214 @ 19.90 10 whiface heifers 896 (m17.85 tchers 15 wf 565 @ 22.35 2 hamp sows 373 @16.10 201;6 strs--1054 @21.90 5 wf hfrs--- COWS tchers 2 8 hamp sows 496 p15.05 blk bulls-665 @ 1 holstein cow (t 270.00' utchers215 22.80 507 @ 22.35 1 white sow 14.60 athels229 5red strs-- 4 rdron hfrs 1 holstein cow p 240.00 555 p 585 @ 25.60 1 red boar 430 p13.60 8wf strs--- 2 wf strs---517 @ 23.00 7 angus cows&cfs p 224.00 utchers212 709 @ 23.90 1 hamp boar 12.95 4 wf hfrs--- 5 wf hfrs---283 @ 26.60 1 holstein heifer p 190.00 505 © 532 @ 25.20 1 holstein cow © 177.50 2 mixed feeders 157 p18.50 SOWS 9 hol 2 bwf hfrs--422 @ 23.70 1 hamp feeder 170 p18.20 463 strs-- 774 @19.80 9 whiface cows © 168.00 1 1 red str---830 @. 22.80 5 bred gilts 68.00 hol str--- 335 550 @ 20.50 4 whiface cows---- 900 p 21.10 11 blk 1 wf str----710 @22.00 3 bred gilts 60.00 550 strs- 764 @23.55 BULLS 7 hamp pigs 22.75 535 2wf strs--- 21 bwf,strs-908 @ 23.00 I whiface bull S30 @ 27.25 S 832 @ 23.50 3 white pigs 20.75 4 blwf 5 red bulls 520 p 26.90 strs- 748@ 23.00 19 mixed pigs p 20.50 PIGS 1 whiface bull 1490 p 22.10 6 bwfstrs-- 810 BARN PHONEAT 3-5566 14 hamp pigs (m19.25 a,rket was @ 22.30 1 roan bull 1365 (a21.90 2 redstrs-- 735 16 mixed pigs @ 17.75 onessellas; @ 23.25 There is someone at.the barn t black bulb- 1215 p 21.10 05.50 to 11 bik Wednesday & strs- 886 @ all day Tuesday & rdron 21.95 BULL & STEER CALVES le ones11'5; morning.Otherwise 220 @33.25 RALEIGH BREEDING, MANAGER strs 446@ 27.10 Thursday whiface steer 1 ron str--- 355 @ 28.10 call: whiface steers---228 p32.25 barn HI 3.3671; home HI 3-3547 6 wfstrs--- 2 whiface b cf 24S @32.25 319 @ 29.25 AUCTIONEER: Auctioneer: Larry Lagasse, ki whiface steers---- 418 p30.25 Ph. Concordia, Kans. 1H3 14 Floyd Gehring whiface steers---- 295 p30.00 VCE Phone 345-8185 Moundridge 11 whiface steer ---- 29S @29.75 el call: & COMMISSION' CO. 1040 LIVESTOCK & NEWTON . ---- MARYSVILLE, KANSAS 3490vr VOKCOMMISSION CO. KANSAS rtNANW%W ne 7 whiface heifers----- 510 At 24,1 Sell 2 blkwhiface heifers-- 357 @ Sell By 14 whiface heifers-- 412024,00 Tuesdays 6 whiface heifers----- SOO 24,00 Hogs 23,90 Cattle& Auction heifers--582 p 23.30 9 shorthorn heifers---- 432 12 whiface 564 p 23.20 023,75 Or Buy 5-blk & blkwhifheifers 12 blk & blkwhif heifs- 458 att claute6 550p23.10 - , @23,40 On teceipt6 soli S72cattte, the market on 2 black heifers exception o,S heeding 688 p 23.00 COWS towet, with the 11 whiface &blk heifs .1 holstein cow------1375 o6 cattte were Stocker and heifers --625 p 23.00 0 18,40 heilieu which wee254 to 504 highen. 2 blkwhiface 628 p 23.00 1 holstein cow------1340 0 AU gnades 3 whiface heifers 1 holstein cow------1390 @18,30 lieedex steva were254 to 504 towex. 725 p 22.90 17,85 Following i6 apaAtiat 1 red spottedheifer 650 p 22.70 1 holstein cow ------1l15© kittingC.0146wee 504 towen. 3 whiface heifers 1 blueroan cow ------1370 @17,70 765 @ 22.50 17,65 con4ignment4 STEER CALVES 2 black heifers tating o6 OWL 29.50 680 p 22.45 1 holstein cow------1380 p 1 blkwhiface steer ---290@ 1 whifaceheifer 1 whiface cow------1125 017.50 466 p28.90 620 p 22.10 17,30 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 3 whiface steers 1 whiface heifer 3 whiface cows------1185 @ [email protected] 474 p28.85 heifer 730 p 21.30 17,13 1 black steers 9 whiface steers 28.80 1 charloais 940 p 21.20 1 whiface cow------1035 0 5 whiface steers [email protected] 8 whiface steers 415 @ 1 black heifer 1 whiface cow------1240 @17,10 402 @28.50 640 © 21.20 17,00 2 whiface steers 560p26.60 4 whiface steers 5 red heifers 1 white cow 400 p28.30 heifs731 p 21.10. 1230 @17,00 2 whiface steers 625p26.10 1 blkwhiface steer 6 whif & blkwhif 1 whiface cow 440 @28.20 775 @ 20.80 960 16,90 12 black steers 590 @25.90 1 whiface steer 7 whiface heifers 1 whiface cow 25.90 445 @28.00 940 p16,80 16 blk & blkwhif steers579p 6 black steers HEIFER CALVES 1 whiface cow 25.80 492 @27.95 430 @ 25.30 950 p16,70 7 whiface steers 581p 11 black steers 1 whiface heifer 1 black cow p25.70. 536 p27.70 320 @ 25.25 1360 016,50 14 black steers 616 9 whiface steers 1 whiface heifer 1 whiface cow 25.60 453 @27.60 380 p 25.10 940 @16,40 2 whiface steers 670 @ 10 whiface steers 2 whiface heifers 1 red cow p25.60, 513 p27.50 428 @ 25.05 1080 @16,30 3 whiface steers 641 5 black steers 20 black heifers 1 whiface cow p25.50, 480 @27.30 465 p 25.00 1055 p16,10 12 whiface steers 601 3 whiface steers 4 whiface heifers 1 holstein cow 587p25.50, 425 @27.25 heif 443 p 24.90 1540 @16,00 6 whiface steers 2 black steers 11 black & blkwhif 1 whiface cow 970 p 632p25.10 518 p 27.25 434 p 24.70 15.60 4 red & white steers 4 whiface steers 11 whiface heifers 1 guernsey cow 1140 0 4 black steers [email protected]' 10 blk & blkwhif steers457 @ 27.15 3 whiface heifers 490 @ 24.60 14,60 741p24.35 425 p 27.10 427 p 24.50 23 whiface steers 2 black steers 9 black heifers BULLS 600 p24.10 3 whiface steers 523 p 26.80 475 p 24.25 3 whiface steers 6 whiface heifers 1 black bull 1505p22,00 [email protected] 7 whiface steers 525 @ 26.701 390 p 24.25 5 whiface steers 1 black heifer 1 whiface bull 1425 021,85 6 black steers 793p23.80 STOCKER & FEEDERHEIFERS 442 p 24.20 4 whiface heifers 1 whiface bull 1320 p21,60 16 whiface steers 916p23.55 4 whiface heifers 551 p 25.00 434 p 24.20 7 black heifers 1 whiface bull 1635 @21,3,8 5 mixed steers [email protected] 7 whiface heifers 581 @ 24.20 29 blk & blkwhifheifers 505 p 24.10 11 whiface steers [email protected] 18 whiface heifers 612 @ 24.05 4 whiface steers [email protected] 20 whiface heifers 632 @ 23.80 @22.85 LIVESTOCKCOMMISSI 5 roan & red steers 876 For Information or Estimates 22 whiface steers 958p22.85 [email protected] COMPANY 32 whiface steers Rezac Barn 5 whiface steers 874p22.80 St Marys 437-2999 14 whif & black steers- 1104p22.65 [email protected] Delaine Rezac 22 blk & blkwhif steers St. Marys 437.6288 10 whif & black steers-973p22.60 5 blk & blkwhif steers--930p22.60 Elmer Inithurn 14 whif & black steers-977p22.55 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 [email protected], 2 black steers Paul Kramer 2 whif & red steers [email protected] St. Marys 437-2993 3 holstein steers [email protected] 3 blkwhiface steers---1186p22.10 Welter, Gene Toby &Verlin Green 11blk & blkwhif steers 1169p21.85 Auctioneers: Lawrence

Central KansasMost Modern Livestock.Auction.. West Side OfSalina TWO SALES EVERYWEEK MONDAY THURSDAY Hogs And Cattle Cattle Only Hogs sell at 11:00 a.m.followed by Selling starts at 11:00 a.m. Cattle cattle, which will sell as they areun- will sell in the order they areeons loaded. ed on the books. p19 1 hol cow 1435 p17.40 --Herman Detmer, Linc 17 hogs 226 D E Windstow, NewCa p19 sold 2833 cattle, 647 hogs this week.Our hog 1 hol cow [email protected] Duane Monke, Ellinw 21 hogs 216 Anna McCoy, Ellswor 240p19 ) Monday was $19.45.The cattle market Thursday 1 blk cow [email protected] imil F. Mattas, Wils7 hogs Charles Avery, Wakef 216p19 s 25¢ to 50¢ lower thanthe previous week. On 1 hol cow 1615 p16.90 Royal Rathburn, Bev6 hogs Polled Wayne Beamer, Hope 458 015. iesday, March 7 we will sell 90 Registered Leonard Harbacch, Ho10 wf hfrs 515 @23.80 Larson & Larson, Hope 11 sows :refolds for Cecil Medley and Sons at theFarmers 21.80 Larson & Larson, Hope 5 hogs 224Ok 19. Virgil ()blander, Dar1 wf bull 1930 p 15 Ranchers.This is a complete dispersion sale. 1 blk bull 1600 @21.05 A Traulsen, Lincoln 8 sows 416 @ Melvin Webb, Westf 222p19. Will Griffith, Canton10 blk hfrs 497 @23.60 Howard Nelson, Culv10 hogs CATTLE 23.70 17 hogs 229p19. Vernon Bednasek, Bus3 bwf hfrs 490 p Lyle Cline, Lincoln 19 Bruce Merrell, Abilen 297 mix hfrs 504 p 24.48 1530 p16.90 Dean Staufer, Salina6 hogs 234 @ Roger Kohman, Gyps1 hol cow Ok 19 Beulah Gotti, Tescott 16 wf strs 530 p 27.30 2 wf hfrs 33S p24.70 Stanley Quinn, Benn3 hogs 211 Harold Zajic, Holyro 221 @19 Beulah Gotti, Tescott 18 wf hfrs 513 p 23.95 10 hol strs 578 p22.10 Arbin Meyer, Lincoln 12 hogs Gerald Karber, Gyps 351p 1 Max Radden, Gypsum 27 wf strs 585 p 26.95 Gerald Karber, Gyps 15 hol sirs 665 p21.30. Richard Mortimer,Gyp 4 sows 530 p 24.00 216p Max Radden, Gypsum 21 wf hfrs Loren Swanson, Smol6 wf hfrs 851 p21.45. J A Nelson & Sons, Brdg 10 hogs 621 p 25.60 205p George Bart, Salina 44 bwf strs Loyal Rathburn, Bev7 bwf strs 617 p24.40 Harold Morrical, Bev10 hogs S80 p 23.75 217 @ Pat Saupele, CedPoi45 bwf hfrs 3 bwf strs 715 p24.10 George Wagner, Brkv 10 hogs 514 @ 24.40 Loyal Rathburn, Bev 230 @19 Paul Mesing, Marion33 bwf hfrs Elmer Martin, Hering103 mix yrlgs 673 p23.60 Jr Zumbrum, Chapma 14 hogs 61 wf strs 951 p 22.85 241 @18. Peterson Bros, Lindsb Willard Hagguland, Li4 wf hfrs 640 @22.40 Marvin Heitschmidt, 8 hogs Peterson Bros, Lindsb18 bwf strs 908 p 23.00 395p16. M L Terry, Marquette4 wf strs 550 p24.80 Earl Houston, Minnea 16 sows 14 Bob Miller, Abilene 29 wf strs 991 @ 22.75 558 @ Melvin Aufdenberger8 wf strs 991 p23.00 John Gotti, Culver 5 sows 19. -auph Duffy, Abilene 28 wf hfrs 983 p 21.95 237 @ Russell Swanson, Win12 rdron strs 536 p26.00 Francis Breneman, Sol 28 hogs 18 38 shthn strs 983 p 21.35 235 @ dole Bloonquist, Fal Norman Crandel, LitR8 wf strs 965 p23.00 Melvin Sundberg, Li 13 hogs )ole Bloonquist, Fal 11 shthn hfrs 727 p 21.00 p 15 HOGS Karl Peterman, Ells 20 pigs 763 p 21.00 co.' 17' ohn Heartmen, Hope 13 hol strs F E Kilgraff, Lindsbo10 pigs ienry Kohman, Abil19 wf strs 860 p 23.85 James A Griffin, Abil11 hogs 213 p19.30 Palmer Price, Salina10 hogs 226 p19.20 Axel Jansen, Lincoln12 pigs ES B Begston, Lindsbor 14 wf strs 979 © 22.70 W ' 70 blk hfrs 536 @ 24.00 James Karber, Gypsum7 hogs 203 p19.15 John Vern Carson, Lon 12 pigs Old of w11. .-orge Burt, Salina Robert Melander, Me 12 pigs and 'iris White, Canton 13 wf strs 968 p 22.60 Ernest Schwarty, Gyps9 hogs 202 p19.20 411zerlor and Mrs. 17 wf hfrs 556 p 23.90 Chas Shelton, Salina13 hogs 236 ©19.25 Vern Cherry, Niles 13 pigs i)wirth rgil Hem, Abilene 41' the rgil Hem, Abilene12 hol strs 710 p 20.50 Dewey Tate, Falun 8 hogs 228 p19.20 Herman Shubloom, Sa 16 pigs door Glace Gward, Cant 12 wf hfrs 623 p 23.00 were 501 p 23.40 'ewere " llace Gward, Cant 3 wf hfrs FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES four iton Norstrom, Gyp 12 blk strs 610 p 25.50 "' which the 688 p 24.50 LAURENCE CLEMENCE Mie bopsil 11US. 1ton Norstrom, Gyp 9 blk strs Abilene Phone CO 3-3091Farmers &Rancher titer Johnson, Linds 15 blk strs 613 p 26.10 "1.chle ofther"eivprize 534 p 24.00 MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN CO. was prize alter Johnson, Linds 10 blk hfrs Ee ayton Johnson, Linds 152 wf strs 835 p 23.63 Durham Phone 732-3371 LIVESTOCKCOMMISSION ,a charterge nsz erb Brown, Benning109 wf strs 807 p 23.85 BOB MUIR a PCA, -lerb Brown, Benning42 wf hfrs 657 p 22.70 Salina Phene TA 3-2963 West On OldUS 40 25 wf strs 763 p 24.70 ^a Caries & Nick Karber 400 p 30.75 Market Reports Salina, Kansas Wallace Bihl, Smolan 1 wf str Radio Station KFRM, Salina Wallace Bihl, Smolan 1 red str 570 p 24.10 5-0211 6:50 a.m. 12:30 Noon fat Joe Armstrong, Salina 2 wf strs 385 p 29.75 Barn Phone TA wthe Monday Through Friday )011 crow Joe Armstrong, Salina 9 wf strs 447 p 30.00 Bonded Licensed