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.885--o4 -920 o -97s o 21 -92s 0 24 14th year no. 18 445 0 July 2, 1968 19 1345 0 1 1345 0 1030 0 1 1300 1 155 0 K. C. Mirror To Big Packer Woes 11 -977 o The meat packing industry is ductivity. The old-line meat line packing plant in Salt Lake -935 o City and reduced operations in 12 celebrating its centennial in 'packers awoke one day to find 1000 0 17 Kansas City, Kansas, by dying athemselves outclassedin Omaha. It will concentrate on -920 o the 17, little more. the more profitable areas of 1155(@ field they had dominated for 1/ It's just one more turn of the the business and expand such -915 o so long. 11, wheel in a quiet revolution with- nonmeat operations as salt min- -945 0 In 1950, the four largest meat 16, in one of the nation's largest ing, animal feeds and pharma- -770 0 4 packers accounted for more and most volatile businesses. than 51 per cent of the nation's ceuticals. -765 0 The sprawling old meat pack- George A. Hormel & Co. plans -815 0 I federally inspected cattle slaugh- ing plants, once virtual trade- ter and 38 per cent of total com- to spend 15 million for capital @2 marks of Kansas City and othermercial slaughter. By 1962 theiradditions and improvements @ 2 Mid -Western rail centers, have share of the business had drop- this year. almost vanished. Battling sharp George A. Hormel & Co. plans Fence Work ped to 29 and 23 per cent, re- co spend 15 million for capital 1420 @ new competition and saddled spectively. An inch and a quarter of rain last week got R. J. with outmoded facilities, the additions and improvements 1315 @ 2 Cleverdon of Brookville out of the fields last week and But eventually all packers big packers are moving to smallcame to the same conclusion: this year. 1375 @ 2 onto some repair work on fences around his 80 acres Unlike some of the other pack- [205 @ 2 towns and modern, specialized scrap the outmoded packing west of Brookville. plants close to livestock sup- ers, Hormel says it plans to 1490 @ plants and decentralize - stick to the meat business. But 1050 a plies. spread out in smaller, more spe- cialized facilities away from it is concentrating on the more Irrigation Ditch Scheme On Swift & Co. has announced it profitable products like wieners, isio ;Early will sharply reduce operationsmetropolitan areas. sausages, bacon and canned at its Kansas City plant, which Swift, largest of the packers meats and meals. Arkansas River A Spectacular Failure has been losing money for sev-and listed among the top 15 U.S. ;Meat packing, however, is a industrial corporations, closed GREAT BEND - Schemes to ands of acres in the area. en years. The work force will risky business at best. be slashed from 1400 to only 259 plants and opened 260 new The American Meat Institute irrigate Kansas farmland with He organized the Grand Lake ones in the 10 years ended Octo- water from the Arkansas River Reservoir Company in 1897 andabout half that number. says 18 of 113 packers survey- The first meat -packing plant ber, 1966. ed lost money in 1966. The in- ave met a notable lack of suc- brought men, horses and equip- Between 1958 and 1967 Swift sim-opened here in 1868, and before dustry's earnings -to -sales ratio cess. ment from Colorado, where long others were built along thecut its work force from 64,300 Some plans failed because of ilar projects were under way. averaged only 0.7 per cent that banks of the Kaw River to pro -to 48,300. During approximate-year, compared with an average a lack of careful planning, while ly the same period its annual Ka others were plagued with natur- Using a crew of about 60 menVide thousands of jobs. ratio of 5.58 per cent for all the and over 200 horses and mules, dollar sales per employee rose nation's manufacturers. ,Al disasters or legal problems. But Cudahy company neverfrom $35,400 to nearly $60,000 For some, it seemed nothinghe began work on the Koen re -opened its doors after a mas- While meat production has Ditch. through automation and impro- risensteadily, the number of went right. sive flood in 1951, and Armour ved processing methods. The Barton County Irrigation The Koen Ditch ran from the& Co. shut down its huge opera- employees required in U.S. Company was organized in ear- Arkansas River northeast thrution in 1965. Wilson & Co., the At the same time, Swift spread packing plants has dropped. lingly spring, 1895. Its organizers the present city of Great Bendother member of the old "biginto other fields. Although meatMeat production shot up from planned to provide river water to the bottoms, a distance of 13four," already has cut back to aand meat -related products still 27 billion pounds in 1956 to 32 account for 70 per cent of its billion pounds last year, while for irrigation on land west of miles. comparatively small plant. the present city of Great Bend. When Swift reduces its work $2,800,000,000 annualsales, packing plant forces dropped Water flowed through the force in August, the meat -pack-Swift now also deals in insur- from 238,000 to about 190,000. The organization hoped to ditch to the Bottoms, butonly raise potatoes, alfalfa, wheat, ing industry in Kansas City ance, chemicals, fertilizer, artifi- The United Packinghouse, reached a depth of two feet, not cial fireplace logs and two dozenFood and Ailed Workers union barley, melons and fruit. They nearly enough to supportthe will employ only about 2000 per- .m. CO also hoped to supply cane to the sons - fewer than worked in other businesses. reports its membership declin- re emelt lake steamers Koen envisioned any of the big plants in the' old Cudahy company in the lasted from 71,532 in 1963 to about cane mill located at that time at using his canal and thelake. Dundee, a community some days. five years has closed its full - 65,000 at last count. eight miles southwest of Great Then other disasters struck. What's happening here is Bend. In 1898, the area received merely a repetition of what has 8@ 20.4 A board of directors was or- plentiful rainfall, and farmerstaken place in Chicago, St. Lou- 6p 20,4: ganized and authorization for lost interest in irrigation. is, Omaha, Des Moines and oth- 2p 14.4 capital stock of $300,000 made. And in the upper Arkansas er traditional MidWestern meat- 4@ 20.0 But the company faced trou- River region of Colorado, ditch-packing centers. 16.1 It's not that meat is going out 2@ ble from the start. es and diversion structures sP 20.0 At the time, there were no were siphoning water from theof style. But the days of the 12.4 sprawling, multi -storied packing op laws in Kansas regarding the river. 3@ 20. acqUisition of rights -of -way, no plants are gone. 5@ 20. special legislation was required Had the canal system reach- Until about 15 years ago, 2@ 23. before construction on the ditch ed completion, it might have most packers operated much as 0@ 11.8 to transport water could begin. failed, for land in the area wasthey had for a century. Ranch- 5@ 11.r: The ditch ranged in width not leveled for irrigation and aters shipped their cattle, hogs 5@ 16.1 one time there were some50 and sheep by train to rail hubs. 20 from 50 to 100 feet, with land- 3@ owners paying as much as $20 law suits pending in the courts, There the animals were sold 7@ 19.0 as farmers tried tocollect for to packers who ran "full -line 20.4 an acre for land along the right- 3@ of-way. damages caused by water heldplants in which all types of 14.! But when the right-of-way on farms by the ditch. livestock were slaughtered, pro- 12.1 was secured, another problem The ditch was abandoned, butcessed and shipped to metropoli- traces of the Koen Ditch that tan areas - once again by rail. 20.1: arose. Men, horses and equip- ment were so scarce that the originally connected CheyenneWork at the plants was season- 17.E Bottoms with the Arkansas Ri-al. 13.0 company could not construct its ver can still be seen. But after World War II things 19.§ canal, and the Barton County Ir- 19,g rigation Company withered. gradually changed. Ranchers learned to spread production 17,r' Two years after the Barton County Irrigation Company VLIETS CO-OP GROSS year-round to bring more stable began, a Colorado promoter, F. HITS $888,901 prices, experts licked this prob- B. Koen, developed a plan to ir- VLIETS - The Farmers Un-lemofrefrigeratedtrucks, iI rigate land northeast of Great ion CooperativeAssociation highways were improved and Bend. here had sales of $888,901 in thepopulations shifted. His plan was to divert waterpast year, with a savings of Soon new names appeared on co. from the river to a holding bas-$55,959. At the annual meetingmeat -packer labels. Streamlined, in in the then -dry Cheyenne members reelected Gerald Back-one-story plants were built in g; 40 Bottoms. He estimated that a man and Walter Surdez and el-the Mid -West and West. Operat- lake 7 feet deep would be form-ected Wendell Vandorn to the ing close to the source of live- Helps Brother 6 ed in the bottoms, and water board. Leland Gerhardt is man-stock supply, the newcomers us- LOA ager. The Vliets co-op purchaseded automation and specializing When Mrs. Eva Carlson was hurt in a fall last from the lake could be fed thru plant techniques which sharply redu- week, E. W Carlson of Salina came back to the farm to ts: a network of lateral canals to an anhydrous ammonia help. Carlson works for the U.P. railroad in Salina. tiger J/1111. provide irrigation for thous- during the year. ced costs while increasng pro- is available, but wecannot makefound citizensof greater Dr. 0. R. Hunt, directorof the respes them eat it." sibility, whocan speak Suwanee County(Florida) more Find No Cases OfStarvation; The summary inthe commit-knowledgablyas to the Healthdepartment,"wrote: said: co% has tee documentissued tions into whichwe are 'Hunger USA' ReportDisputed "Voltaire once said: 'A man 'While some criticism maybe ing." look. the right to kill himselfany raised to the effect that these The House agricultural com-lack of ability of our people to way he wishes.' responses camefrom officials mittee has not been able to findobtain an adequate supply of "Americans who continueto the establish- Tools smoke, drink and eat poordiets who are 'part of a single instance of starvation food." ment' and therefore might not T00 He also made this point: despite widespreadknowledge in the United States, it has such arebe expected to fully disclose con- been reported. "From my limited knowledge ofof the consequences of ditions over which they had a AGGIE nutrition I would assume that itapparently practicing thatright. There were many reports of in Su-responsibility, the question may IIARDWARE malnutrition, it conceded, but was true that many Americans No one need go hungry be voiced as to where can be 1205 Moro these were attributed to local suffer from an improper diet, wanee County. An adequatediet Manhattan, custom and ignorance. but the problem there is one of The sources of the commit- education and of personal decis- tee's information were county ions. health officers who responded "It differs greatly from the to a letter of inquiry signed byinability of citizens to obtain the committee chairman, Rep. the needed nutrientseither W. R. Poage (D -Tex.) through gainful employment or SRI The incentive for Poage's let- public relief. ter was a publication, "Hunger Many pf the replies were writ- USA," based on a study by a ten in kind. group calling itself "Citizens J. P. Chism, health administra- Board of Inquiry into Hunger tor of Hale County, Albama, and Malnutrition in the Unitedwrote: "All our employees are States." Its report cited 256 of the opinion that there are "emergency Hunger counties." those in the county who do not How much nutrition does yourforage contain? The board was supported by receive proper nutrition, but 'church, un!on and civil rights none knew of any starvation. Are your cattle getting enough protein? groups and individuals. "Further, it was the unani- Poage wrote to the health of-mous feeling of each member of ficers of each county on Aprilour staff that any malnutrition 27 and went to press with re- which may exist in this county call plies from 181. is due to problems of education $3( "Our committee," Poage wroteand personal decisions plus GR, questionable ability to rational- information The to the health officers, "is great- ly concerned with any possible ize rather than any inability to Awai buy food or receive public as- -a sistance." winn BRING YOUR Macon County, Alabama, was represented in the replies by Shov WATC H Dr. Ruth Berree, who said: Four TO A SPECIALIST FOR "The public health nurses and I ing do see some children who do Gooc not have adequate diets. Often it repairs HOW1 is because the parents do not know how to get free commodi- Good watches ties and cannot read the direc- Steer Ca deserve / tions for preparing powdered Hereford expert care! 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FRI., JULY 19Awards Day SAT., JULY 20Auction Day

SPECIAL RED CIRCLE AUCTION 4-H SQUARE DANCING CONTEST: JULY 19 "7 WIPP OFFERING 15 REGISTERED CK HEREFORD HEIFERS: 4-H Clubs sporting their Sunday -Best will Square Dance Only at the Red Circle Auction can you buy the evening away Friday, July 19. Square Dancing is fun f to watch-even more enjoyable to participate. Ask your with Gooch Red Circle Stamps your choice of 15 Registered Hereford Heifers carrying top Gooch Representative to help your 4-H Club enter the CK Hereford bloodlines. You'll need both Feed Square Dance Contest. You'll be competing for $150 in and Food Red Circle Stamps to become the Cash Awards including a $75 First Prize. proud new owner of one of these Registered CK Hereford Heifers.

$300 GOOCH SCHOLARSHIP IS THE GRAND ACHIEVEMENT AWARD: The 7 Class Winners of the Achievement Awards also compete for the Grand Award -a $300 Gooch Scholarship valid at the winner's choice of colleges. Shown on the leftis Red Circle Auction Founder and Host, Mr. J. J. Vanier, present- ing the $300 Grand Achievement Award Gooch Scholarship to the 1967 Winner.

HOW THE BIDDING WENT AT THE 1967 RED CIRCLE AUCTION Low Bid Top Bid Bidding Comments Steer Calves 2,500 26,000 18 sold under 13,000 Hereford Heifers 21,000 49,500 Gilts 1,000 16,500 12 sold under8,250 Quarter Horses 36,000 50,000 Sewing Machines 8,500 14,000 Holstein Heifers 10,000 26,000 3 sold under 11,000 Ewe Lambs 200 4,600 10 sold under1 6nn

CHUCK WAGON MEALS: Bring your best appetites and be the guest of Gooch around the "Old Chuck Wagon." Friday evening and Saturday noon Beef is the menu feature. Saturday morning "flapjacks"-all you ns call eat-is the bill of fare. BUY AND BID YOUR CHOICE OF:

-only GOOCH RED . . .GIRLS Registered CK Hereford heifers No Money BOYS SEE THE BANKER. Steer calves, "show ring prospects CIRCLES can be used to bid & For Credit Red Circle Holstein heifers. buy the animal of your choice! Stamps to Bid & Buy. Ewe lambs * 10 Boys and Girls - you will have better than. He'll be available up to Auc- Registered Duroc and Hampshire gilts, many are daugh-ever oportunity to bid and buy a club project tion Time Sat. July 20 to help X40 ters of Certified Meat Sires .at this year's 17th Annual Red Circle Auction. you arrange credit Red Circle Stamps to supplement your to- ylinders Registered yearling Quarter Horse fillies FUN AND GAMES: tal. Your credit is rated by - Three legged racing; cardboard racing; sack racing- the number of Circles you will * 10Electric portable Morse sewing machines whatever your specialty-train into a sharpedge.Friday, have at sale time. $33.9' before the Square Dancing, you'll have the chance towin action, special prizes in the Red Circle Auction Fun and Games. $19.9! Cloud County Livestock Comm.Co. Council Grove Elevator Gail Garton, manager 'Vie Pykiel. manager Emmett Elevator Co. CONCORDIA CH 3-1181 COUNCIL GROVE 767-5534 Pat Hutley, manager [EMMETT 535-246 Clay Center DehyCo. The Farmers Elevator Co. Howard Habluetzel, manager Everett Harris, manager 1 PO°CLAY CENTER ME 2-3401 MINNEAPOLIS EX 2-3118 olorst0 Farmers Cooperative Assn. 1 Clifford Prell, manager C K Processing Co. 98 Morrison Grain Co., Inc. [HANOVER ED 2222 Tim Ryan, manager 7 hCrTYfeller, manager a i MANHATTAN PR 6-9269 °jut' r JUNCTION CE 8-6118

Can31. .00°9- Paper Back all, however, checkererrors fa- July 2, 1968 25e . 35e This buying was done on Feb- often 50e . 75e ruary 8-9, the departmentsaid, vored customers more will be in trou- Books No Slum Pattern than the store,' the surveysaid.wheat producers orb so that there would be arela- in ground beef Largest Stock tively high redemption of food Fat content ble. production up all In Food Prices was mostly withinthe 30 per- With wheat In Town An Agriculture Department stamps and issuance of welfare federal stand-over theworld, Canada's ex- assistance checks. cent level of the survey shows that foodbought ard. Of 47 productstested, onlyports are downsharply. Eleva- University lit- Food stamp programs were cent. with more than 900 With larg in supermarket chains varies operating in five of the six cit-two exceeded 30 per tors bulge Book tle between high and low-income Of 244 samplesof frank- million bushelsof unsold wheat, Store feare( ies surveyed. more 623 N. Manhattan oilers all neighborhoods. Though the survey did not listfurters, only 13 contained a record. manhattah The survey was made in six water than specifiedby federal e corpora major cities and involved a na-the cities, a department sourcetolerances. Eight of the13 were Ong plen tional and a local or regional identified them as Philadelphia, ar- cng In( San Francisco, Denver, Detroit,from stores in high -income chain in each. eas. A Bank Preferred by Rich H Chicago and Dallas. quick There was "no identifiable pat- Fat content ofpork chops One tern of differences between sam He also identified the chain stores as Safeway, A&P, Jew-showed a wider range among Farmers AndLivestockmen observer: ple stores of the same chain op- high -income stores, but averag- acor, erating in high and low-income ell, National Tea Company, Mill- low-income er's, Kroger, Acme, Penn Fruited slightly higher in st like an. areas," the report said. "Though stores. ger. uniform prices were the rule, Company, and Purity. Three of these were surveyed The CBK there was some variationfrom covers of indi- in more than one city, but the store to store in prices source did not say which wereCanadian Wheat vidual items." involved. Such differences werelargely ore( random, no definite patternby Some of the findings: Stores Bulge income areas of the city,the sur- Milk prices varied little REGINA, Saskatchewan - from store to store within the The wheat farmersof this er vey showed. The department said the sur-same chain. Prices of margarinebreadbasket province the size of corn iron varied widely but part of this Texas are doing well. In fact, under fe vey was madewith a thought to finding out more aboutthe ef- was due to the "uneven availa-they have never done better. throu fectiveness of the food stamp bility" of cents -off prices among A mild winter has permitted 477,642 1 stores of the same chain. the earliest planting in 10 years program. ent of ag] Government shoppers bought There were several sourcesand the crop reports so far are This coin!). a variety of 17items, ranging of price variations which man-good. hels and to su- agement finds difficult to con- But politicians and farm orga- crop, a from milk and margarine trol, including some errors at gar, coffee, groundbeef and nization leaders warn farmers the check-out counter. "Over- that a year from now, Canada's Wheat fro frankfurters. 268,33( comps hels fron PURINA HELPS PIGS bushels Soybeans 1 crop to els throug th 149,686 and 8 m the 19( The depar de a tota pport boar ugh Ma: 111 a ye

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Mid -Continent Elevator CE 8-4177 Junction City Americus Grain Co. . 884-3465Americus Gorden Mark Elevator ME 2-3381ClayCenter Western Grain Mill 767-5933Council Grove Flint Hills Feed & Grain i PR 8-5322Manhattan free Farmers Union Feed Mill 437-2434 St. Marys Narr Mor-Kan Elevator 349-2214 White City Stre. Reading Grain & Lumber AN 9-3842Reading City 5% Stat PURINA ON CERTIFICATES OFDEPOSIT CHOWS Junction City,Kans. The CBK operation will be watched closely by those who :orporate Farm In fear corporation farming as well July 2, 1968 as those who think it might MissouriClosely Watched have lessons for the area. Vith large corporation -ownedbig acreage to be sure but one Only corn and mile will be STORMOR DOES MORE TiSfeared by many family that would not be too unusual ingrown - no other crops or live- titers all over the Midwest, western Kansas. But it is size stock. The plan is to seed about corporation farm that is that seems the most startling 60 percent corn, 40 percent milo. ting plenty of attention is thing about the Rich Hill farm. J. R. Dominick II, president CBK Industries' big farm The size is startling because country in five years." He ob- .r Rich Hill,Mo. the land has been laid to permit of CBK, says, "We'll change this )ne quick conclusion by ma -cultivation in huge blocks. viously thinks that big machin- men observers of the operation It's all heavy bottom land, but ery, thorough cultivation, heavy re: a corporationfarm isn't much of it had been swampy, use of fertilizer and addition of t like any other farm, only timber land. There was a flood humus to the soil can make it ger. problem from the Marmaton productive far beyond other ['he CBK operation near Richand Little Osage rivers. land not so intensively farmed. 'I covers about 9000 acres, a This was not the kind of land The CBK land has been work- that was once dotted with smalled by 24 men, with Dominick farms. It has taken tremendousfiguring that one farm worker Sign Of A Great Bin lore Corn capital and big machines, to is required for every 500 acres. change hard -to -farm acres into In addition there is a farm sup- good land. It is something that erintendent, a couple of mechan- nder Loan can be done with today's big ics and two or three other spe- S.77-1RMOR L'orn from the 1967 crop pla-machines, but would have beencialists. t under federal Price Supportextremely difficult in the days All the workers are local men. There's good reason why you're seeing more Stormor bins tnsthrough May totaled goup every year. Stormor builds them strong-out of of horse and mule power. The farm machines have been heavy full -galvanized sheets. Stormor builds them handy 7,477,642 bushels, the depart - This spring 8000 acres have purchased from local dealers in -with a choice of rugged doors and wide, easy -access nit of agriculture says. been plowed. CBK didn't get pos-Schell City, not far from Rich hatches. And Stormor builds in versatility too. When your Chis compares with 238,874,333 session of all the land until thisHill. The workers are paid either drying needs increase, your basic bin quickly converts to shels under loan from the winter and besides last fall wasby the hour or by the week. The an efficient Dry-O-Mation System. See us today for any 36 crop, and 211,041,012 for too wet for good plowing. Theplan is to keep them employed Stormor bin from 1,000 to66,400 bu. 35. bottom certainly is not at its the year around. Wheat from the 1967 crop to-best in an overly wet season. CBK revealed a year ago it ed 268,330,219 bushels under Drainage, not erosion, is the was selling several businesses MIX MILL SYSTEMS in, compared with 131,857,054problem. Two big pumps are inwith the intention of investing JIM WAHLE PHONE CE 8-7660 shels from 1966, and 169,411,-place for pumping water from ROUTE 2 the money in farm land. The an- JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS 7 bushels from 1965. bar ditches over dikes into the nounced goal was 80,000 acres to Soybeans under loan from the Marmaton. These ditches werebe purchased in several states. 67 crop totaled 195,252,239 bu- made in the construction of the To date 14,500 acres in Texas els through May, compared Dry-O-Mation Clear -Span Steel Buildings dikes; that is, when dirt was ta- and 3000 in California have been Batch Dryers Bulk Feed Bins th 149,686,587 bushels from ken to build a dike, a ditch re- bought, besides the Missouri 66,and 86,514,595 bushels sulted. land. Some land is leased on INC. P0 Box 198 Fremont Nebr 68025 Dm the 1965 crop. Water from fields drains intolong-term contracts. =reigi.MOR The department said it had the ditches and if there is too ade a total of 401,800 price much, it can be piped over the pport loans on 1967 crops dikes into the stream. ,:e rough May, compared with Conversely, water can be trap- 4 2,111 a year earlier on 1966 ped in the ditches and used for ops. irrigation in the summer. The POT IN YOURBID The price -support loan pro- assumption is that irrigation 'am permits a farmer to offerwill not be needed to a great s production for security in re-extent, but it would be available FOR ALL FORMS OF ,rn for guaranteed payment to give corn the necessary mois- rtes for his crops. ture needed at just the right FINANCING time for maximum yields. 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Manhattan Commission Co., We had a very light run of 214 MILES EAST OF MANHATTAN ON US 24 cattle last Thursday due to BULLS @ 23.75 harvest.Prices were real good 1 whiface bull 1450 @ 23.30 on all classes.Our cow market 1 whiface bull 1815 1 whiface bull [email protected] was exceptionally good com- 23.00 pared to the terminal markets. 1 whiface bull 1225@ '4 We will not have our regional (S. sale next Thursday, 4th of July. COWS 21. 70 Our next sale will be July 11. 1whifaceCOW 935 @ 1whifacecow 1035 @20. 75 1whifaceCOW 1015 @20.70 1 whiface cow 870 @20.50 20.20 FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 1 whiface cow 850 @ 12 whiface steers708 @ 27.301 hoist cow 1330 @19.60 1 hoist cow 1340 @19.60 al feed1 whiface steer 630@ 27.10 1 whiface steer605 p 27.001 hoist cow 1230 @19.60 Due to the Holiday our 1 black steer 1 holst cow 1590 @19.50 ser 725 @ 26.60 19.40 2 whiface steers627 @26.501 hoist cow 1185 @ NO SALE THURSDAY gh 1 whiface steer 620 p26.101 holst cow 1595 @19.30 1360 @19.30 under 1 whiface steer 810 @ 1 holst cow BUYING 26.00 1490 @19.20 JULY 4 P Dell* 1 rnwhiface steer795 @26.001 holst cow FAT HOGS v oe 1265 @19.20 1 shorthorn steer830 @26.001 hoist cow We buy fat hogs daily at the re, 785 @19.10 SANE ers' 1 whiface steer 710 @25.601 red cow Have a SAFE & Manhattan Commission Co., Inc., all 1 hoist steer 1 black cow 1020 @19.10 sale barn. We buy direct with no 610 p24.40 19.10 commission to the seller. farm, 1 whiface heifer 1 red cow 915 @ 790 @23.80 1370 @18.90 FOURTH to Your 4 hoist steers 729 p23.40 1 holst cow at our next regu- At Manhattan living, 15 hoist steers 1 holst cow 1465 @18.80 We'll try - so we can see you Mondays thru Saturdays 960 @22.55 1200 @ 18.70 1 black heifer 675 @ 1 whiface cow lar sale July 11. 21.60 1355 @18.60 BUYING HOURS 1 holst heifer 985 @20.60 1 whiface cow 8 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 1 hoist cow 1420 @18.50 1 whiface cow 1110 @18.40 At Alma & Eskridge STEER CALVES 1 black cow 1005 @18.30 Every Wednesday 1 whiface steer 265 @33.001 whiface cow 1075 @18.30 From 8 a.m. to1 p.m. 7 black steers 568 @26.501 holst cow 1170 @18.20 1 whiface steer 475 @29.301 shorthorn cow1060 @18.20 ***. 3 whiface steers550 @28.401 whiface cow 1130 @18.20 PorinfOrmation call the barn 1 whiface steer 420 @28. 30 1 whiface cow 990 @18.10 pt Manhattan, PR 6-4815. Or you 1 whiface steer 470 @27.001 hoist cow 1610 @18.00 'may call Joe Raine at Maple Hill 1 black steer 1 whiface cow 1025 @17.90 663-2226 or Eskridge Yard 449- 560 @26.00 1347; or Alma Yard 765-3841. _ 1 whiface steer 595 @25.901 whiface cow 1150 @17. 90 1 whiface steer 365 @25.501 whiface cow 1220 @17.90FOR ESTIMATEV- 1 whiface steer 550 @25.301 whiface cow 1130 @17.80W. E. DUGAN -Alta Vista, 229-6430 love Aso Maple Hill, 663-2226 1 hoist steer 520 @24.601 whiface cow 1070 @17.80 JOE RAINE pi.A1181115,: Manhattan, JE 9-3744The Manhattan Commission 1 swiss steer 520 @24.001 hoist cow 1215 @17.70 DON WELLS land" 1 spotted cow 1235 @17.40, MERVIN SEX TON Abilene, CO 3-3449 1 whiface cow 1200 @17.30 C. J. WENTZ, bus. mgr.Manhattan, JE 9-5561 Co., Inc. A HEIFER CALVES 1 whiface cow 1435 @17.30 ;OP 1 whiface heifer 25.50 575 @ 1 whiface cow 1040 @17.201 CERTIFIEDVAT MANHATTAN, KANSAS 2 whiface heifers547 @25.40 1160 @17.001BARN PHONE Manhattan, PR 6-4815 rCE84Ici1G 1 black cow LIVESTOCK MARKET 2 whiface heifers915 @24.301 holst cow 1075 @16.90 East On US 24 1 whiface heifer Consignment Reports 575 @24.101 whiface cow 12 90 @16.50 WIBW radio 6:30 A. M. Thursdays 1 whiface cow 840 @16.00 WIBW-TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays Auctioneers: Joe Raine and Dale Fell Centex' 400 onstration on "sound" beef cat- 412A pasture $40,250. The sale was handled by the 1 0 Grass & tle selection by Dr. Don Good, Harold Carlson real estate agen- Grain What The Tax Surcharge head of the Animal Science De- July 2, 1968 partment of Kansas State Uni-cy of Manhattan,with Lawrence May Mean To You versity; a showmanship contestWelter the auctioneer. Married Couple featuring the top junior exhibi- TurnpikeOK's These tables show the am- With No Children tors from five states, a Hereford Grain Storage ount of additional income taxes 2,000 58 0 0 speak- 3,000 204 0 0 queen contest and public More Asphalt a person will pay under the ten 3,600 294 22 15 ing contest. TOPEKA percent surcharge which was 5,000 501 38 25 To Girdle Sales - The Kansas., JUNCTION CITY, KANS. - pike Authority approved by Congress recently. 7,500 914 69 46 an additional has voted to' 10,000 1,342 101 67 Here's a"believe -it -or -not"for $250,000 The figures are based on use frost 12,500 1,831 137 92 Lazy -TSpread rent revenueto put of the standard deduction or 15,000 2,335 175 117 the several hundred patrons of an ov the Junction City and Council of asphalton 10 additional minimum standard deduction 20,000 3,484 261 174 or the four -lane 25,000 4,796 360 240 $156,000 Grove Co-op. Eldon Langvardt, turnpike for personal expenses, which- Brings tween Kansas 35,000 7,997 600 400 for many years general manag- City arid ever produces the lower tax; a Married Couple MANHATTAN - Selling in rence. 1, retroactive effective date of Ap- Two Children five tracts, the 1350 acreLazy - er of the coop, realized a secret 3,000 ambition when he resigned re- Turnpikeofficials ril1,1968, and an expiration 4 0 0 T Ranch southeast of Manhat- said 5,000 290 0 will double the date of June 30, 1969. 0 tan brought a total of$156,000 cently to buy and operate an ex- amount of, 7,500 686 51 34 clusive women's ready-to-wear lay plannedfor this 10,000 1,114 84 56 at auction last Wednesday, an year. area Figures are rounded to the 12,500 1,567 118 78 average of $115.50 per acre. store in Mesa, Ariz. nearest dollar. 15,000 2,062 155 103 When it iscompleted The 160 acre homesite went II 20,000 3,160 237 158 mean that all of Annual 1967 1968 1969 to John Wilson, Riley,Kans., the cai Income Taxes Inc. Inc. 25,000 4.412 331 221 concrete pavement Single Persons 35,000 7,529 565 376 for $41,750. Pasture land went will ha Cal- been coveredwith an 1,000 16 0 0 to two Manhattan bidders, overlay from the ask 1,900 147 11 7 vin Drake and Ed Smith. eastern 2,000 163 12 nus to a point about 8 Field Day To Be An unexpectedly large num- two 3,000 333 25 17 east of the EastLawrence!: 5,000 671 50 34 ber of bidders were at the change. 7,500 1,168 88 58 Held Near Waldo ranch. The property sold in 10,000 1,742 131 87 The annual Kansas Junior tracts as follows: 12,500 2,398 180 120 $41,750. Livestock Expo 15,000 3,154 237 158Hereford Association field day 160A homesite 20,000 4,918 369 246will be held July 5 at the Baugh- 160A pasture $24,500. 25,000 6,982 524 349man Ranches near Waldo. 160A pasture $14,000. Changes Rules 35,000 11,627 872 581 Activities will include a dem- 480A pasture $35,500. Some rules changesha.r. announced for the 69th "One Friend Tells Another and HOME Grows" Eldon Langvardt Into tional LivestockExposition His brother, Vern, managerwhich is to be heldNov. For Our Rural Neighbors of The Junction City Livestock"Dec. 7 in Chicago. Sales, said Eldon got the notion Steers entered inthe op and junior steer classes, Who Want To Strengthen Their Financial Positions while serving in the Navy dur- as as in the quality beef ing World War II. On shore coil will be mounted by leave he frequently visited rela- a comm THE HOME SAVINGS PLAN tives who owned a fashionableof veterinarians to check dress shop in the East. any steer found to require WILL Work For You...As ft Does For Others Born on a farm and manager change of two classes from INSURED SAFETY OF SAVINGS of an elevator in Junction Cityin which isisentered before going to the co-op, El -eliminated from the show. don's occupation had been in ag- Minimum weights for all Save in person or by mail riculture. Mesa is a city of steers entered inthe Qo about 50,000, a short distanceBeef Contest carcass show be raised 50 pounds on eat east of Phoenix. Langvardt's BUSINESS HOURS new address was given at 1050class, with a minimum we' Monday through Thursday W. Fairway Dr. of 850 pounds on senior et. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 975 on summer yearlings Friday 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. FLOOR COVERING 1,075 on junior yearlings, Saturday SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Carpet - Inlaid Purebred Hereford and P: -Closed- Tile - Draperies ed Hereford cattle will be sh. 107 NORTH FOURTH STREET MANHATTAN, KANSAS Phone. 8-8893 separately. Competition for JUSTUS Montadale 'ethers will be YOUR COMMUNITYHOMEFINANCING CENTER 121 POYNTZ Manhattan ed, and the Cheviot Sheep plans a bred ewe sale im iately following judging of breed. Age limits for 4-H and IHCC makes it exhibitors will be lowered the exposition's junior live feeding contest. 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Robinson, Wichita, in a Silverdale stone building. complete There's no bd $750,000 For purchased the Lauright ranch The Lauright ranch, operatedes and ramp work to July 2, 1968 the section of superhighway. walnut treet eight miles east of Douglass. since 1956 as a 9 -member family Approved was a contract for Kansas.In er Lauright Raoch The Lauright ranch, known in- partnership, gained internation- come one of the fieldmen this DOUGLASS - One of the al status when a yearling steermodification of highway signs at, ternationally for Charolais cat- and delineations from the Shaw- tached to the North Central. in largest recent land salesin tle breeding, was part of the es-was declared to have reached Kansas Farm Management nee-Wabaunsee County line east As, tributiOri Prof Southern Kansas has been re - tate of the late Dwight Shaw- therecord weightof1567 Qrselot-inn. He moved from to the Kansas turnpike. Chaney Hutch. PlagtalltetingUniverse ver. It had been managed by pounds in one year. 1 Fence Company of Florissant, inson, where he was assistant Thetotal Hershel Shawver for several At the dispersal sale in April co Ini.y farm agent. He is or....4riE FREE OFF-STREET other records were set when Mo., was low bidder at $113,568. a na. years. The sale price was "ap- In Jefferson County seven tive of Dwight. proximately $750,000." This in- the top price for Charolais bulls same Parking cluded other terms in addition was offered in purchase of one- miles of concrete pavement At to the land, Bob Borlase, Wi- third interest in the top bull forwill go down on U.S. 24 from Visit Our Retail Display of stratified west of Williamstown. Clarkson 0000, a figu: While Eating at chita realtor who handled the $85,000. Lighting Fixtures 2 sale, said. The dispersal sale receipts Construction company of Kan- sas City was low bidder at $997,- tidied Robinson also owns the Ed were $771,400. Endacott Electric C, Specificallycstaiemlolyte,eshrr Adair ranch near Augusta, Ks., 348. 309 MORO - MANHATTAN s , spring which he purchased last year. Improvements are scheduled $6 Million For in the Manhattan area in con- Robinson, a breeder of Santa pop Gertrudis cattle, will conduct a nection with the Tuttle Creek the most 135W Extension state park. One contract calls Combine CYL Barsthis yearon 500 -head operation on the 2680 - for bituminous base and sur- For Better Combine 110,000,Then acre Lauright ranch. The ranch TOPEKA - Highway con- Efficiency Try the tr totaling facing on K-113, a new highway Christmas contains 400 acres of farmland,structioncontracts AUSHERMAN trey 200 in alfalfa, with the remain-$9,074,855 have been approved from Manhattan north to K-13 Reversible Bar growing Prairie States Construction Your Area Dealer trees forthis der in native bluestem grass. today by the Kansas Highway Airport Service Station The ranch headquarters -home,commission, with the major company of Wichita was low for that job at $407,211. Im- Clay Center, Kans. which Robinson will occupy con-project scheduled for Interstate ME 2-2785 35W in McPherson County. provement of 11.3 miles of in- Airport Corner W. 24 hwy, August The bids approved also cover terior roads in the park will be done by the George Myers firm, 470 miles of bituminous sealing Thai on primaryandinterstate El Dorado, at $46,556. routes in 28 counties at a total Sealing of 76 miles of road- Wanted cost of $984,438, said John D. ways in Northeast Kansas will Montgomery, state highway di-be done by Bowen Construction Time is running out to sell company of Kansas City, and those silver certificates. Stop rector. in soon for current market tion on a tv The McPherson County job Ritchie Brothers, Wichita. The quotation! We are also buy- finance cons willtotal$6,032,010for19.6 work will be in Brown, Douglas, ing all other silver coins. Creek Wate miles of concrete pavement Shawnee, Pottawatomie, and 41 will b fromtheSaline -McPherson Riley Counties with the con- Treasure Chest dent Hayes County line south. San -Ore Con -tracts totaling $140,089. Elden & Sylvia Leasure nest day. si ructioncompany of McPher-MANAGEMENT ASSN. P.O. Box 304 308 Poynta will Phone 913 PR 8-5233 levy has beo ADDS ROSS OLSON MANHATTAN, KANSAS 66502 CONCORDIA - Ross Olson voEtearesh. has moved to Concordia to be - How The M.< Grain Dryer Works were filed v 1968 GMC PICKUP rectors. Th4 in1966 and Lee Hornl $1995 attorney fo: Wide bed. 3-spd. transmis- ors, said a Ross protest gro sion, fresh air heater valid and Olson and defroster. Dale Sharp Trucks TOPEKA, KANSAS 600 W. Hwy. 24 CE 4-8606 HOW THE M -C GRAIN CornerPoft DRYER WORKS Commenh Harvest Dilemma Bumper yields of wheat will help offset low market prices but farmers are still pon- dering what to do with their new crop.Using hindsight asaguide, the time to sell wheat was harvest time in 1966 and 1967.Will the 1968 market be a which all operating parts are at- repeat of prior years? 1 Wet grain supply in top holding tached. Heavy gauge steel is used 'bin.Grain ispreheated before throughout the base and the Since cash prices dur- going into drying columns. grain columns themselves are ing harvest are sure to 2.Grain flows by gravity into 12" made from 18 gauge galvanized be near or at loan level, thick drying columns where forc- sheets with reinforcing angles many farmers plan to ed hot air - arrows with white and bracing where needed. All hold title to their wheat GARY W. BECK - passes through grain. Grain parts are bolted together and any Farm Service is contained in the 18 gauge gal- part may be replacedifneces- with a government loan Director vanized steel perforatedsheets. sary. or a bank loan secured Large air flow possible because ing to hang on and 6. The burner of the M -C Grain by a warehouse receipt. price of 34% open area in perforations. Dryer is adapted for LP or natur- F'arm stored loans this hopeforsome 3. From hot air section grain passes al gas. The burner is arranged in yearareattracting strength after harvest. through cooling - where addi- a circular ring placed in fan those who have ade- Bring in that harvest tional moisture is removed and housing so that air and heat are check and add to that cold air - stripe arrows - thoroughly mixed for uniform quate storage as this brings grain temperature down temperature throughout drying means another 11 cents savings account. If you to normal. Dust and dirt blown section. per bushel. At any rate don't have one whynot out through perforations. 7.Fans - one 36' diameter 12 a lot of farmers are go - open one now. 4.Adjustable metering device gives blade fan forces large volumes of exact control of grain flow out of hot air through the drying sec- dryer. tion. The 9 blade cooling fan pow- ered from same shaft as the hot Deposits insuredup to $15,000.00 for each al* 5.Simple, rugged construction. The air fan forces air at outside tem- depositor by theFederal Deposit Insur- base of the M -C Grain Dryer is perature to cool the grain as it ance Corporation. passes through dryer. **. very rigid and is the base from UNIOINSTATE North Central Steel Co. Inc. 116 West Second EX 2-2077 CLAY- CIENTIER9KANSAtil Minneapolis, Kans. 67467 Member Federal DepositInsurance Corporation July 2, 1968 mained relatively unchanged. economist predicts. provides unfair competition to that the the taxpayer who is dependent The iced broiler contract cov- Dr. John Kadlec says major sourceof livestock Bill Asks End broiler - farmers producing cash crops in. on farming for his livelihood." ers whole, eviscerated, come in Indiana.Top should have high incomes, but prodne. The bll would amend the In-fryer chickens,ice packed, tion units willhandle USDA they will need good land and about To Tax -Loss ternal Revenue Code of 1954 toready -to -cook, and graded 2 -litter sowsper man 209 Grade A. Individual birdsmust substantial volume - 400 to 600 and will n limit the losses allowable with S pound acres to the man. Investment Farming respect to farming operations be in the 2% to 3% investmentinv perfulltime 2 constitut- per man will beabout $400,000. marl in U.S. Sen. Jack Miller of Iowawhich are incurred by taxpay- range, 25,000 pounds ft Big livestock farmers, he $150such 000.enterprises will be around has introduced legislation to ers whose principal business ac-ing a single contract. , close a tax loophole which per-tivity is not farming. Delivery will be made from thinks, probably will have to Top dairy units authorized processing plants in help,probabily a will handle mits non -farmers to write off The limitation would not ap- have some about 80 cowsper man losses resulting from farm op- Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, or minimum oftwo men.Kad-$100,000 investment with a ply to losses attributable to a for each. erations. research or experimental farm-Mississippi. Shipping certifi- lec expectsthat the swine Two -man operations cates issued by the broilerpack- enterprise will continue as the will handle In introducing the bill, Sen. ing operation conducted under a 120 cows, plus feedproduction Miller stressed that it would notprogram approved by the U.S.ing will serve as the instru- AU prohibit farming operations by or state department of agricul-ments of delivery. Commis- MIDWEST RENDERING & SUPPLIES non -farmers: ture, or an agricultural schoolsions on a single contract will BELLEVILLE. KANS. "It would simply put an endof an accredited college or uni-be $12.50 for board members We sell meat scraps and fat for feed. We pick up materials from butcher to the use of farming as a tax versity. and $25 for non-members. shops, locker plants and fresh dead animals. LaWre avoidance mechanism by some For service call Belleville: JA 7-5541 or your local number. A individuals and corporations PEABODY CO-OP Beloit 738-3731 Jamestown 439.2655 REAL which results in unfair compe- CHALKS UP A LOSS Cawker City 781-4711 Leonardville " 99 You Start A

Lincoln tition with the full-time farm- PEABODY - The Peabody Clay Center . 632-3424 524-9990 La Cooperative Equity Exchange Clyde 446-3621 Linn 348-3411 er." CH3-4126 EAST Futures. Market had sales of $854,175 and a loss Concordia Mankato 378-3771 Sen. Miller, a member of the 40 Marysville MOH) of $16,493 during the past fiscal Deshler, Nebr 443-3726 Senate Agriculture Committee Downs 454-9527 Miltonvale 427-3015 and a tax attorney by profes- In Broilers year. W. H. Klingenberg was Fairbury, Nebr 729-9931 Minneapolis 392-3043 And sion, noted that such a recom- A futures market in whole ic- reelected and Wilbur Hanneman Glasco 568-2636 Morganville 926-3674 mendation had been proposed byed broilers has been approvedelected to the board. Donald Hebron, Nebr..... 402 768-6770 Ruskin, Nebr 402 226-2261 minority members of the Jointby the Chicago Board of Trade.Herbert is the manager. Hunter . 529-2145 Superior, Nebr 879-3235 Senate -House Economics Com- According to Henry H. Wilson, Washington EA 5-2920 E mittee. Sen. Miller is also a board president, the start of CHARLES CAME TRIES A member of that committee. trading in this commodity canFOR SALINE COMMISSION SALINA - Charles Came, Sa- WeSI It was felt, the Iowan said, come within thenext two BMB HI -CAPACITY DA that "there is a need for updat- months. line County livestockman, has ing the income tax laws to pro- According to U.S. Departmentfiled for the Democratic nomin- HAY SAVOR 12® "A corn tect the commercial farmer of Agricultural statistics, 80%ation for county commissioner Phone against the unfair competition of all broilers processed in the Tel( which results when those whose United States are iced, a mid- GOE principal occupation isnot point between chilled and froz- farming write off losses fromen birds. In 1967, total produc- farming on their tax returns.tion was more than nine billion With Uncle Sam picking up apounds. During the first three ROBT. large share of such losses, thismonths of 1968, production re - Charles Arctic

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Interest In Legal notice of the board's NEW VETERINARIAN July 2, 1968 New AT BLUE RAPIDS For our resolution adopting thetax CHILDREN'S SAKE levy was published in BLUE RAPIDS -Anew vet- - that's why Walnut Trees. area erinarian has settled in Blue Best Buy on the Market There's no dangerof the blacknewspapers on two dates. The petition was filed after the Rapids. He is Harry Steinfort,a in PINKEYE Remedies! walnut treebecoming extinct in 30 - Don't Let in walnut day deadline in the first notice, S'ansas.Interest ,r1 but before the deadline in the 431 planting thisspring surprised PINKEYE charge of the tree dis-second notice. Hornbaker said Tltrai those in the latter prevailed. ShrinkYour eat As. tribution programat Kansas Cattle! University this spring. Beck said polling places would Treat Promptly for Quick Relief with Hutch. State Just about slant number of walnut be established in Geary, Dickin- Franklin PINKEYE POWDER The total Harry S a Ca. ordered was 41.000, son, Morris, and Marion Coun- -gives quick and sure results.It is seedlings ties. The watershed districten- Steinfort easy to use, coming in a puffer tube Everybody seven timeslast year's figure. time, orders for compasses 180,000 acres in the withwhich you shoot the powder 44t., At the same intothe eye. G4 gthegf included four counties. Easy to carry in pocket et saddlebag. to Y Of stratified walnuts State officials are holding up 75,000, a figurewhich represent- Vote for reg cent increase. Stra- the district's application for fed- A FULL -SERVICE STORE ed a 50 per eral funds to construct 23 water FOR ANIMAL MEDICINES *************** tified nuts arethose that are PHONE ME 2-3272 Co, specifically prepared overwin- detention sructures until a local 'TAN method of financing is approv- ter forspring planting. native of Junction Cityand a CRUTCHER Weass, ed. According to Beck, the gov- The Scotch pine,however, was recent graduate of theSchool HELD'S tree planted ernment will provide more thanof Veterinary Medicineat Kan - for GOVERNOR the most popular $-; million toward the estimated STORE Bars this year on thebasis of orders, sas State University. CLAY CENTER, KANS. Pol. Adv. Irl Yeo, Chmn. 180,000. These arepopular for $4.1 million cost of the project. Christmas trees and represent a DURHAM CO-OP growing trendin providing SALES AT $320,389 trees for thismarket. )11 DURHAM - The Marion County Cooperative Association had sales of $320,389 and a sav- [WY, August 27 Set ing of $25,095 during the past fiscal year. Members reelected Alvin Novak and elected Donald a% For Third Try Ewert to the board. Marvin Ra- By Watershed diker is the manager. New Truck 8.25x20 $49.95* I sell JUNCTION CITY - Anelec- Used Truck - $10 & up Stop tion on a two mill tax levy to FORT SCOTT GETS arket CLOSER TO 10,000 * All New Tire Prices Plus F.E.T. & Recappable Tire. buy. finance construction in Lyons FORT SCOTT - This town is Creek Watershed District No. gaining on its quest for 10,000 Hercules Tire Sales 41 will be held Aug. 27, Presi-population. The latest census t dent Hayes B. Beck said Wed- 601 N. Third Manhattan, Kans. re nesday. figure puts the Fort Scott Where Prices Are Born and raised elsewhere aynta It will be the third time the count at 9786, up 136 from last levy has been placed before theyear. The Bourbon County pop- 66502 ulation is 17,193. voters. Each time protest petitions A WATER DISTRICT were filed with the board of di-PROPOSED FOR TAMPA rectors. The levy was defeated TAMPA -A rural water dis- WE'VE in 1966 and 1967. trict has been proposed for ar- Lee Hornbaker, Junction City,oundthisnorthern Marion attorney for the board of direct-County town. The district would GOT us. ors, said a petition filed by a not impose a general tax but protest group last month is would be supported by fees on Because we offer 20 different Massey -Ferguson models valid and contains sufficient users of the district's services. and a wide range of options, the tractor we put on your farm is precisely right for yourneeds. Choose YOUR powerplants from 26.5 to 120 hp. 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YOURMASSEY-FERGUSON DEALER FARMS FOR SALE TAREHESE NEW COMBINES Field PRICED Machinery Buy Now Very well improved660, all Stom buildings nearly new, verymod- Come Price These: coseouevheelplo At on oil and Save ern 3 bedroom home, 1962 Oliver 14',ready to cut road, 350 acres cultivated,310 IHC 101 10' combine Before The Fourth 1 4-14 Casewheel 4L, good grass, price $104,000with JD 45 12' combine plow 1961 JD 403 and 315 com-1 4-14 JohnDeere good 10 yr. contract new IHC 205, plow 1966 ' 1968 VOLKSWAGEN 2 door, de- LARGE STOCK OF TRUCKS bines. All with cabs,all fully 1 new Case3-16 luxe, 4 -speed, radio, clean, A good investment -160 equipped, with power steering. mounted 196 J . low mileage 65 Chev. tandem tractor, air, with 154 acres cultivated,35.4 We are pricing these for quick 1 new 14 -ft. Schafer 4963 JD43 steering, brakes $5750 oats. whee..1 wheat, 81 feed grain, 2 1 . .... ; 1967 OLDSMOBILE Delta 88, 4- sales. 1 new door hardtop, automatic, pow- 1965 Chev. %T, 6-cyl., LWB, 4 - Must sell to settle estate.$32,000 a.se 1962 JD speed $1395 Improved 160 on good road, SEVERAL GOOD TRACTORS er steering, power brakes 1966 Farmall 806 dsl., fast hitch 1 new 14 -ft. S.11.af!r 1964 Chev. 2 -ton, LWB, 2-spd.modern home, built-ins,wall-to- 1961.. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN station $2195 wall carpet, same newoutbuild- & fully equipped wh.eel., 1961 Ford wagon deluxe, 4 -speed, radio, 64 Ford tandem tractor $3995 $28,000 1961 F560 gas, FH 1 1963 D-19 Allisdiesel 1958 3D ings, half cultivated, only 1 1962 D-17 Allis like new 1960 Chev. % ton LWB .. $695on good 10 yr. contract 1947 8N Ford diesel Farmall 450,FH,pwr.strg., 1 1960 D-17 Allis 1965 FORD Galaxie 500 2 -door 1962 Chev. 2 ton, 2-spd., pony Unimproved 80, all tillable, 3 used WD Allisgas tract $24r 1 completely overhauled tractors 1959 JD hardtop, V-8, std. trans. axle, dump irrigation water on adjoining 1300 Utility, fast hitch, 1955 No. 461 rowcultivator 1953 JD 62 Int'l.21/2 ton tandem 13 ft.farm. Will sell subject to test front mounted at 1964 DODGE 330, 4 -door sedan, dump $2750 well at $12,000 on 10 yr. con- MACHINERY Moline one-way, standardtrans., low cost tires 8 -ft,ro transportation 1964 Chev. % ton LWB, V8, aut., tract. Farmhand stacker w/ hay bskt. PS, PB $1195 Now is the time of year to Horn hyd. loader for IH RC orCase&8 10 -ft.oneway New Case 10 -ft. .;11 1963 PONTIAC Catalina 4 -door 62 International 21/2 ton tandemmake your plans for 69. I have wide front end wheel discDavis sedan, automatic trans., pow- 13' dump $2750 several good listings of various Dempster 4 -row rotary mold- loader, fitsFord tr er steering 1961 IH 5-spd.,2-spd.,, LWB sizes. It would pay you to take board lister, rubber press, $1295 a look. markers & insecticide No. 1000 Casecombine, el, 16 -ft. . No. 56 IHC 6 -row planter, large ...... MANHATTAN 1961 IH tractor, 5-sp., 2-sp , LWB Have made 16 farm sales this fert.,dual wheels, field rea- 62 model Ford 6000 $1295 year.Callcollectfor appoint- dy cultivator tract MOTORS, INC. 1958 Chev. 2 ton LWB, new box ment. You can be next. Gandy insect.atts. for planters 63combine BUICK - OPEL & hoist $1495 M -M shoveldrillfor planting 63104-fm-tr.00wdCeasle heavy duty NOW IN OUR 50th YEAR 1960 Chev. %-ton, V-8, auto. $695 Kvasnicka Realty milo chisel-Rid 1958 IH 74 ton, 4wd $895 John Deere 2 -row cultivator Mo ge 24 -ft.spring MH Main Office 311-317 Houston HADDAM, KANSAS 4 -row IH No. 461 cult. wheel 952 IVIH Used carlot at 214 Houston57 American 38 ft. platform Phone FR 6-2874 12'11" IH 37 whl. disk Latecleantyel, Pecl WDW -b.45. Main Office, 8-3537, $2250 Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor B -G No. 760 hyd. controlled 4 - 2 new D-17 Allis Series Lot 6-4414 1956 Chev. 1/2 ton, 4-spd. $245 Alice J. Kvasnicka, Secretary wheel scraper w/ hyd. unit; Ar! 1963 New MANHATTAN, KANS. 1956 GMC 1/2 ton $295 for IH, Allis orCat. New 55 Chev. 2 ton LWB-Junker 11996571 FOR SALE - 20 acres 3 miles PLOWS er SupA TRUCKS 1955 Chev. 2 ton LWB, box & east Winchester on 192 high- phoAneEIvS- LL 2C-H26A201.3 hoist way, 5 room modern house, M -F 3-14 3 -pt.:Case 3-14 pull $795 type; MM 4-14 w/ hyd. life 1966 Chev. 1/2 ton 6 cyl., 3 spd., 1954 Chev. LWB 2 ton, hoist & small but nice outbuildings, CASEMARION, KANSAS wide box, 5 new tires,' one box $795 large pond. Lew Wiley Real Es- owner, like new tate, Eldon Farris, Salesman & HAYING' TOOLS 1951 36' all alum. air cond. mo- IHC 47 wire baler, PTO NEW JD WINDROWER 1962 Chev. 1/2T,6 cyl.,4-spd., bile home $945 Auctioneer. Phone Winchester AT A USED PRICE LW box, 4 -wheel drive, one 774-2326. x18 IHC 45T; Ford 250, both PTO IH No. 100 balanced head, fast JD 215A 14', brandnew, a owner, low mileage FOR SALE or lease - Cafe. hitch mower with hay crimper. Demons 1967 IHC 2 ton, V8, 4-spd., 2 spd., Melton Motor Co., Inc. Good location. Close to two mo- only slightly, full year BEATI axle,radio,17' fold down Deere new warranty andJ 16th and M Sts.JA 7-2201 tels. East edge of Eureka, Kans., as stock racks, one owner, good on 54 highway. Call evenings. Kendall Garage price that could be less tires, reasonably priced. BELLEVILLE t By owner. Phone GI 3-6534, Eur- & IMPLEMENT you'd pay for a usedmac 11963 Mas 1958 IH 2 -ton,131/2'box,like eka, Kans. x20 Give yourself a break if power, new, good tires, 2 -speed axle need a windrower. FOR SALE - 40 acres on high- ACexRceonteol 1952 Dodge 11/2 ton truck, 2-spd. way, southeast corner of Win- Phone 122 1951 Chevrolet 3/4ton, 4 -speed, Real Estate FARMERS UNION stock racks chester. 29 acres farmland com- Leonardville, Ks. HARDWARE & IMPL 1963 Glee pletely terraced, some buildings, St. Marys, Ks. 1964 Glee 1962 Chev. 2 ton, 2 speed, 6 FOR SALE - 240 acre A-1 pas- good location to build. x18 Ph. 431. cyl., cab & chassis, like newture. Good grass & good water. COMBINES 1964 Fox tires, 42,000 miles, one owner 320 ACRES on highway, new GUARANTEED Gehl Ch( Buyer gets '68 lease money. 765- home, ample buildings for live- 1967 Gleaner C -II 16' 1948 Chevrolet % ton, 4 -speed 3517, Alma, Kans. x18 stock, plenty water. Chester 1963 Gleaner C, 16' Used Combines 1962 Gleaner C, 18' Used Get REAL ESTATE Peterson, Osage City, Kans. MF 4grN tlyab, like Myers Motor Co. 66523. x21 1959 IHC 151 14' combine con Vt Frant2 Sales- 1965 Gleaner A -II,16' MF 300 13', like new cond. CHEVROLET - PONTIAC Auctions FOR SALE - 362 acre farm. 8 1964 Gleaner A -II, 14' MARVIN CO1THELL, MF r.tOcab - CADILLAC - miles southeast of Alta Vista 1958 Gleaner A 14' MF Vl2 salesman on gravel road. 3 miles from 1960 IHC 101 with cab, 12' MF 82 12' with cab 562-2383 562-2384 ARMON BOSSE blacktop. Modern 7 room 2 story MF 80 12' MARYSVILLE, KANSAS Realtor house. Mail route in front of Ostlund Implement 1967 410 MF unused with Your listings appreciated door.School busavailable. About 230 or 240 acres in pas- quick tach table TRUCKS FOR SALE ONAGA, KANSAS CH 3-4088 New MF 510 BEAT ture. 4 ponds in pasture. Will New MF 410 1967 F250, V-8, 4 -speed, Styleside sell on contract. George Eberle, 480A Wabaunsee County Cat CONCORDIA C RY 1967 F100, 8 cyl., Cruiseomatic, Alta Vista,Kans., phone 229- (NdtM005 R&H, two-tone paint Approximately 140A under 6407. SB18 1955 J , trol, 3 -pt 1967 F100, 8 cyl., 4 -speed, R&H cultivation, balance extra good GOOD USED PARTS Used 1Vo. 26 side rake, MF 1964 Gle 1964 F250 8-cyl., 4 speed grass. Improvements good. Will FOR SALE - 1000 to 2000 acres 10' JD wheel disk 1957 IH 1964 F600, 5 spd direct, HD, V8sell on contract. irrigated land along hiway 270Tractors,Combines & Farm New 46 MF 6 -row planter, Machinery. We buy wrecked or equipped. Will sell at cl 1950 Jol 1964 Int. Load Star 1600, long Shown by Appointment Only South of Syracuse, Kans. Two wheel base, 5 speed, with 2 1400 gal. irrigation wells. Willburned late model tractors & price but g( speed, PS & V8 rent to competent operator. Al-farm machinery. See us for any Massey-Feret, 1963 F700, 5 speed, with 2 speed, Fulmer Real Estate so have sale barn in county seat North 81 Tractor Salvage new equipment. -We and new hoist & bed CATHERINE J FULMER town for sale or lease. Dave Route 1 PR 2-5491 how to deal with you. 1964 AC Weaver, Milford, 1962 AC 1959 Int. tandem tractor diesel, REALTOR Kans. 66514. SEDGWICK, KANS. 67135 in good shape Phone Junction City 913 CE 8- Kuckleman Impl. 1967 NE 1955 F100, V8, 4 speed, stock 5019. SB19 Office 456-7696 SENECA, KANSAS racks TRACTORS 1963ditiNF°114 1949 Chevrolet 1 ton, in good Res. 456-9281 1954 Ford Major dsl., overhauled Phone Day or Nite DE 67 1954 Tre shape $895 Snowflake camper, 10' WAMEGO Farm Equipment 1952 Ford 8N John D AC D21 tractor, 400 hr., big .$695 Save on These tires, cab 1947 Ford 8N overhauled, near Gleaner C -II like new CENTRAL KANSAS FARMS FOR SALE - No. 80 Massey new tires $495 Cub Cadet with mower & .. " 310 acres improved, 245 acres 1961 JD 435 dsl., PS, live PTO cleNanew,Ia Farmall Super M, 3 pt., real Harris combine. Clean, shedded 80 good cond. $1000 broke, 60 acres grass, 102 ac-.Carl Thimmesch, Mt. Hope, Ks. $1295 Massey Harris Super AC 716 rot. plow res seeded to wheat, 67 milo. Phone Andale HI 5-2266. x19 1950 JD MT gas with 2 row list- bine, field ready Case 600 combine, dsl. This is a very good Clay Coun- er & cult. $550 1961 460D Farmall,wide We need a loader and/or a back ty farm. 10 year contract at axle - 6%. TRACTORS Ford 414 3 pt. $375 hoe for a JD 440 1956 400D Farmall, powers 4 Bridgestone 175, like new 400 acres, 300 acres of grass,JD 4020 diesel 1959 MH 82 combine, 14', cab, ing ...... 100 acres creek land, Cloud JD 730 diesel, good good $2425 County JD 70 diesel, good 1947 M Farmall ..... Vern Bergman Ford 5 acres, a good set of fram JD 70 gas, good Etherton Farm Eqpt. 1942 H Farmall ...... DE 6-2100 bldg., Clay County, contract II -1 424, like new 1950 John Deere A,starter sale. MH 44 gas 604 Elm 913 562-3611 lighter...... SENECA, KANSAS 2 acres at the edge of Clay MARYSVIT .E, KANS. F comb MISCELLANEOUS IH 46 T hay baler ...... Center, two bedroom home, Hitch roe 19 FOR SALE - 1950 Chevy 11/2 double car garage. Hesston 500 12' self propolled IH No. 100 Fast comb. ton, 131/2' bed, racks. 1958 Chevy2000 acre ranch, the best of windrower with hay conditioner,hitch 2 ton, 151/2' bed, fold downs, grass & water. Vahsholtz New 656 M Farmalltractor hoist. Hoyt Woodbury, Clifton, COMBINES old price. You cansave lots 19651'ew Ks. x18 Call for Appointment JD Hi 45 with cab Impl. Co. dollars on this tractor. 314 IH( JD Hi 55 145 S. 5th FOR SALE - Furniture truck MH 72 with complete 41/2' high side Eldon Thorman MH 35 TA 5-4521 MaCha-Revere 1.10967ABCa panels, round corners, 11/2" rock Real Estate & Auction Service SALINA maple flooring. A nice truck al- Office at Cedar Court Motel Impl. Co. 1963 30 ways garaged, new V8 engine CLAY CENTER, KANS. COMBINES with under 2000 miles; strap & Kansas Farm Mchy. D-ela7btre Ph. 913 ME 2-3008 1962 Case 1000, 14, no custom, 767.5014 tie bars, extra heavy end gate. CE 3-1374 been shedded, ready to go A. F. Pohlman, Natoma, Kans., d FOR SALE, Axtell, Kans. 1962 Case 600, 13 with cab, le- 08011 3.13ntloNwes ph. TU 54322 after 8 p.m. x20 - West 24 COUNCIL Improved 160 acres, modern, all at Goodyear gally owned, no custom r 1959 GMC diesel truck for sale.can be farmed, oil road. Price 1968 Cockshutt 428 12' In line 6 cylinder 228 engine, 10$32,000, Nemaha Co. Also Mod- TOPEKA Allis Chalmers Model 90, goodHUME REELS -Newand speed, road ranger transmis- ern Home, 600 acres, % bottom, ed for most makescoinbin6 sion, tandem axle. Phone Clayoil road, price 150 thousand dol- FOR SALE- 1960 No. 55 John Special this week on new JR46 for C.Sev lars, Nemaha county. Also 160 steerable plow, 4-16 Straw chopper reS Center, Kans., ME 2-2602 or see Deere 14' platform, cab& fans. sets 13x26,14x26 dual at 824 Bridge St. SB19 acres, no improvements, all Hoyt Woodbury, Clifton,Kans. 26% Case field cultivator combines.Nickel 41 black soil, price $48,000 Also wheels for Kans. FOR SALE - 1951 Ford C.O.E.locker plant in Axtell, Ks. good x18 FOR SALE- Silos. Preserve Brothers, Buhler, 1% ton truck. Extra good me-business, new building,all FOR SALE direct cut alfalfa or any other No. 55IFIC chanically with good tires.16' equipment ,Price $8000. This is - IH twin screw FOR SALE - rive' a DC0F405, 6-71 GM engine, type of feed without suncuring 13AC 5 harvester,vvidenarrow Ilas, steel enclosed van equipped forbargain. If you want a business or wilting. Costs only 50c per 2v /28it hauling horses or other live- or town property or farm see plus 3 speeds, sleeper,good con- crop head,used 2 seasons, h2 dition. Price $5750. Eveningph. treated ton. For more informa- new knivesand chains. stock. R. L. McMillen, 414 S. 4th, Roy Christy, Axtell, Kans.or 456-7364, Paul Hill, tion on SILOS contact Triple G Eureka,gans'al Ville, j; Manhattan, 778-5302. Phone 2778. Belvue, Ks. Hawthorne, """ SB20 SB19 Farms, Courtland, Kans. 66939, 443.5839. x18 Dealer inquiries welcome. x19 67045, Phone USED PICKUPS In. 11,=U[PMC3AssIGIL35_71iIirEi3JC0 °due. FORD RATES: $1 a week for 15 wozdf or less. Add 5¢ a word for additional 1965 Chev. 1/2ton, big 292 six, ut 200 words. DISCOUNTS: (with radio & heater cash orderi gnly) deduct 10% if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if adruns 4 weeks. REFUNDS: you d will maycollectsarefund at the Ag Press office for any unused amount paidif an ad is cancelled. CLAS- 1965 Ford F-600 330 V-8, HD, 4- 1958 Chev. 1/2 ton 6, 3 -speed, r. The speed, 2 -speed, 18' Obeco fold SIFIED DISPLAY: (boxed ads) $1.82 a column inch. CASH: ads not accompaniedby cash have a down with Krause 2 ton Fleetside bed ian in 25 -cent billing charge added. hoist, 35,000 miles. 1958 Chev. ton V8, 4 speed, Mail To: AgPress - P.O. Box 1009 wound - 1207 Moro- Manhattan, Kansas66502 - JE 9-7558 1963 Ford F-600 174" W.B. chas- Stepside bed sis cab, V-8, 4-spd. 2-spd. 1958 Ford % ton pickup, V-8 ndle REGISTERED HEREFORD 1963 Chev. 2 -ton, V8, 4 -speed, 2- with 4 -speed with speed, new 131/2' bed & hoist a Notices bulls, Tex -Flow irrigation pipe, 1960 Chev. 2 ton with hoist & MONUMENTS Gorman -Rupp and Berkeley cen- 1963 Ford F-600, 156" W.B. chas- bed each. trifugal pumps, tool bars, disc sis cab, V-8, 4 -speed, 2 -speed "'Odle MANHATTAN hillers, Richardson furrowers. 1965 Chev. 1/2 ton pickup, 6 cyl. MONUMENT CO. SPECIAL DISCOUNTS. Also 1964 International Scout with OBERMEYER AUCTIONEERING used 6" plain and 8" gated 20". 4 wheel drive Warren St. Pierre, Ames, Kans. S J. J. BEAUDET (10 miles, east Concordia K-9) 1950 Jeep 4 WD Office and Display 4[40g274Th cher Phone 913 446-3631. x19 Lawrence E. Welter 123 No. 3rd FOR SALE - Nice group of Taylor Motor Co. Marvin Obermeyer, Owner polled Hereford bulls ready for Phone EA 5-2202 AUCTIONEER Office Phone Res. Phone light service. Roth Bros., Green, Ph. BL 8-2255 Open to 9 p.m. 655 REAL ESTATE BROKER HERINGTON, KANSAS PR 8-5137 PR 8-4978 Kans., Phone WI 4-2237 or WI WASHINGTON, KANSAS 99 Your Sale Solicited 4-2238. SB18 '990 Large or Small MANHATTAN, KANS. ONLY YOUR FORD DEALER 411 PERFORMANCE & Production New & Used EAST HIGHWAY US 24 testednationallyaccredited CARS & TRUCKS 771 MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 SPF purebred Hampshire and Skaggs Motors 726 LAND IMPROVEMENT Yorkshire boars and open gilts. 1968 Landau Thunderbird, fully 015 Real Estate Can furnish backfait probes, SELLS equipped 043 And General Sales LAND IMPROVEMENT sonoray loineye measurements, 1968 F-100 6, 4 -speed farm & 674 carcass cutouts. Loineyes up to A-1 USED CARS ranch special 261 "Soil Conservation Doesn't 7", backfat down to 0.75. Floyd 1968 F-100 8, aut., CC, radio etc. 235 Cost-It Pays" Meyer, Palmer, Kansas Ph. 308. IN MANHATTAN SB20 1967 Plymouth Fury II, V-8, 4 Ed Reimer Ponds, terraces, waterways, 1967 Mustang, 6 cylinder, 3-spd., dr., fully equipped, one owner AUCTIONEER and leveling, drainage ditch- FOR SALE - Yearling filly R&H, new car warranty. One1965 Rambler Classic, 4 dr.6, es, clearing, landscape grad- colt. Sire Big Man Go, son of owner $2195 standard shift We Specialize in Selling ing. Go Man Go. Permanent regis- 1967 Country Sedan, V8, auto- 1964 Galaxie convertible, V8, DAIRY CATTLE tered. Virgil Jackson, Council matic trans., p -steering, R&H, radio, new paint, etc. "A complete Sale Service" Grove, Kansas, Phone Americus and factory air $2695 Plenty more new & used cars Roggendorff 884-3130. x20 Phone or write for sale Conservation Construction 1966 Mercury Comet convert- F600 11/2-2 ton, 159" wheel base, dates. Arthur Roggendorff HOLSTEIN HEIFERS for sale, ible,V8, automatic trans., V-8, 4 speed, 2 speed axle Telephone 367-2373 Phone JE 9-3984 some to freshen soon. Call R. J. R&H, power steering $2095 16'0 OSAnE-MANHATTAN Taylor, 767-5986 Council Grove, GOESSEL, KANSAS or Glenn School, 767-6286 Coun- 1964 Impala Super Sport con- Wamego Motors "Marion County" vertible, V8, automatic trans., cil Grove, or write 900 South R&H, p -steering, factory air Livestock Neosho, Council Grove, Kansas. 456-9567 SB18 $1595 ROBT. G. "BOB" WILSON 1957 Thunderbird Coupe, V8, FOR SALE - One Phillips WAMEGO, KANSAS Au.ctioneering Sales Mgr. squeeze chute for cattle. Whole- standard trans., R&H - Dairymen-Buy sale price. Joe Hicks, La Harpe, COLLECTORS ITEM ! All Types of Sales Ks. SB20 BUSINESS IS GOOD The Best For Less IIN FORD COUNTRY FOR SALE - 5 York bred gilts Phone 494-2552 We have for your selection atto farrow last of July. Calvin OPEN EVENINGS all times the largest supply of Grover, Morrowville, Kans. x18 BANK RATE FINANCING Box 118St. George, Kans. FRESH SPRINGER "GRAND -VIEW YORKS"-Reg- 1966 Ford F-600, V-8, 2 -speed, HOLSTEIN - GUERNSEY istered Yorkshire boars, vaccin-Skaggs (Ford) Motors 825 tires, one owner, 174"' JERSEY ated. W. J. Hays, Auburn, Kans. Your Transportation WB, will handle 151/2' bo$x2695 DAIRY SUPPLIES SWISS and MILKING OR 1-2448. x20 Headquarters SHORTHORN COWS & "Where Customers Send BROWN SWISS cows and heif- Their Friends" 1965 Ford F-600 2 toon V8, 2-spd., HEIFERS ers for sale. Eldon Henton, 2nd & Houston Phone 8-3525 825 tires, 194" WB, one own- Manhattan, Kans. PR 6-8142.x19 er, 18-20' box Financing - up to MANHATTAN. KANS. er, 18-20' box $2295 WAMEGO DAIRY SUPPLY 24 mos. WANTED TO BUY - 2 or 3 Your authorized dealer for: SPECIALS good Holstein milk cows, just 1964 Chev. Impala 1963 Chevrolet 1/2 ton 4 -speed, 4 - 100 head of open Holstein hei-fresh or to freshen soon. A. H. wheel drive, LWB 1965 Ford F100, custom cab, 4 - paads-E in DeLaval milkers fers Carlson, Olsburg, Kans., 468- speed, LWB ''P-103 n6r Clay push-button farm eqpt. 50 head Holstein heifer calves 3576. SB19 Mueller Bulk Tanks 2 used Eldorado campers 1967 Honda cycle, 90cc, like new CALVES! CALVES! FOR SALE - 15 Southdown 1962 Volkswagen $845 $395 We will have 400 to 500 calves ewes, mostly 2 and 3 yr. olds.1 used Eldorado 14' camping 1963 Mercury Sport HT, air Stores And Service From beef cross. 2 weeks to 450 lbs.Some are registered. Also 5 trailer Wamego & Sabetha, Kansas At our barn every week for thecrossbred ewes $25 head. Ver- 1939 Chevrolet four -door 1965 Isetta $195 next several months. non Reynolds, Cuba, Kans., ph. For Free Estimates Call: W. G. WIEBE 28F9. x18 FORD SALES & SERVICE Boss Motors WAMEGO 456-7200 or FOR SALE - Purebred Charo- StenbergMotors Phone CI 4-7265 lais for sale - cows and hei- 106 South 7th 913 562-3696 SABETHA AV 4.2958 Summerfield, Kansas fers.L. A. Clark, Wamego, Ph. 446-3532 Clyde, Ks. 66938 FORD -MERCURY DEALER Kans., Phone 456-9544. SB20 MARYSVILLE, KANSAS WANTED TO BUY Need A Pickup? FEEDER HOGS GET A NEW ONE 1966 Pontiac 4 -door, V-8, auto., DeLaval Clay 40 to 100 lbs. Top prices paid. Feed & Seed air cond. $2095 IN WAKEFIELD 1966 Plymouth sports sedan, All Makes J. D. SIMPSON We have a good selection of V8, automatic, PS $1995 130 Grant Ave., Junction City DAIRY PELLETS, range pellets 1/2 & % Ton Pickups 1966 Chev. Coupe, V8, auto., PS, Phone CE 8-3754 or CE 8-3939 PB, air $2195 Service & Repair andallkindsoffertilizers. 1965 Dodge 1/2T V-8, clean Manhattan MillingCo.,107 1965 Rambler wagon $1495 Dairy Equipment 1957 International3/4 T pickup, 1964 Corvair Monza coupe $795 REGISTERED ANGUS Pierre, Manhattan. TF Chg grain sides & stock rack BREEDING STOCK WE HAVE a reasonable amount 1949 Dodge 11/2T with bed KEY PONTIAC INC. Joe McClure For sale at all times of the New Early Victor wheat planted from new seed last fall Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista LLOYD EDWARDS AULD 305 Houston St. PR 6-9422 Belvue, Kansas from Peterson Seed Co. for sale Used Car Lot: at $2.25 per bu. bulk. Leo De 231 S. 3rd St. Phone WAMEGO 456-7645 Donder & Sons, Reading, Kans., CHEVROLET PR 6-5021 Phone AN 9-3445. x19 HO 1-5414 Manhattan's Only Volume New MEMORIALS & Used Car Dealer. Pohlman's HOW ABOUT some good Hol- WAKEFIELD land or Plymouth baler twine, HOME OF FINE SERVICE Angus Ranch round or square bales? Both are NATOMA, KANSAS fully guaranteedand priced TRUCKS CEMETERY right. Council Grove Elev. Co., USED TRUCKS Must Sell due to health Phone 767-5534. SB18 1966 GMC 4 -speed, 1/2 ton 1967 Ford F-250, 3/4 ton pickup, MEMORIALS 1963 Chev. 1/2 ton, 4 -speed 6 cyl. engine, radio, HD rear All Reg. Angus Cattle PLANT GOLDEN Acres T E 44 1965 Chev I/2 ton w/ camper, 3 - springs, very clean 54 Year Continuous Service Quality and pedigrees are tops. Milo after wheat is harvested or speed, V-8, like new Display Located on US24 Certified Wayne Soybeans - 1962 Chev. 1/2ton, 3 speed, blue1966 Ford Ranchero, V8 engine, East of City Limits Complete Herd both are short season crops. and white std. trans., radio, air cond., consists of Council Grove Elev. Co., Phone 1962 Ford 1/2 ton, green, 3 speed, power steering, low mileage 767-5534. SB18 6 cylinder 1966 Ford F100 4 -wheel drive, 4- SCHAUBEL 300 head of Angus 1957 Ford 1/2 ton V8, 4 speed, spd. trans., lockout hubs, very MONUMENT CO., INC. BROME SEED - Our service blue clean, low mileage Phone TUxedo 5-4322 Natoma and handling make it more pro- 1949 Chev. % ton, 3 speed, red RR 3 Box 20 ME 2-3531 after 8 p.m. any day fitable to deal with us. Come Stock Racks 1965 Ford F100 Styleside pickup, in or call. Harveyville Seed Co., We have many other cars to 6 cyl., 3-spd. trans. Clarence Blanc, President Harveyville, Ph. 589-2497. x20 CLAY CENTER NATIONALLY ACCREDITED choose from so feel free to come1964 Ford F100 styleside pickup, S.P.F. Hampshire boars. Sep- in and visit with us. V-8 engine, 4-spd. trans., heavy tember farrowing. H. Wayne 1963 Glasscraft boat,17 -ft., duty springs Shirley, Horton, Kans. Phone Automotive Merc. big motor Powhattan 474-3349. x21 Bank Rate Financing 1962 Ford F100 pickup, % ton, Dale Wells long wide box, 6 cyl., 4-spd. 2 YEAR OLD Registered Here- transmission ford bulls. August Carlson, Smo C&C 1961 Ford F100 Flareside pick- lan. Phone Salemsborg 1017. GMC up, 6 cyl., 4 spd. trans., HD SB18 [SURGEI TRUCKS AUTO SALES springs NATIONALLY ACCREDITED Ton - 60 Ton MANHATTAN, KANSAS Pipe Line Bucket Milkers SPF Yorkshire boars. From test- Sales & Service 500 N. 3rd PR 6-5221 McComas Motors Stalls ed bloodlines. Serviceable age. 240 West 6th 324 Frederick Harvey Herrs, Linn, Kans. Ph. TRI-COUNTY MOTORS MARYSVILLE, KANSAS CH 3-3634 ME 2-2811 307 N. 3rd MANHATTAN US 36 East CONCORDIA, KANSAS CLAY CENTER, KANS. 348-2252. x18 562-3029 TRACTORS: TRACTORS TliKritElttk, BUILDINGS & BINS USED TRACTORS $3750 1960 Cockshutt HARVEST SALE 1946 9N Ford w/ step-up 1963 JD 3010dsl. 550 gas, We offer Sales, Erection & 1959 JD 630 gas,3 pt. .. . $2300 pwr. strg., 3pt. klp 1962 Ford combine w/ cab, pwr.Service for 1951 8N Ford $150 1957 IH 350 dsl. strg., low acreage, 12' cutter 1947 9N Ford, overhauled 1961 JD with full BS&B Agri -Systems; Drying - overhaul- 1959 ID6304010 gasdsl.WFE, 3pt4. power steering, k, Co bar & 2 -row cornhead $3500 1956 850 Ford, new pt., $2375 wheels pwr, Storage and Handling Systems ed Fe Long fiber treated baler twine, 1957 IH 450 LPtractor, WFE 1962 Oliver 770 READY per bale $7.50 "Feed Hive" - Sealed Storage 1953 NAA Ford, good $1550 gas, 3 1948 B Allis IN & tractor adj. wheels., pt., 2303JD 55'1.5, - 1962 Ford tractor,livePTO, "Bacon Bin" - Hog Confinement PS, A-1 pwr. strg,, power steering,livehyd., 1961 971 tricycle D, SOS, COMBINES booster. Thistractor ffirjo 45 Star Steel Buildings good oveditiorhauled has good rubber, real clean 1944 A J Deere, new pt., and is in A2 p,a1( 1965 JD 95 16' withcab .. $6850 fihE $1950 Ames Irrigation 1946 A J Deere $6250 JD 55 Heavy duty Davis loader, hyd. M -C Continuous Dryers 1953 Model 60 JD, new rear 1965 MH 410, 16' No. 77 Oliver, tires overhauled bucket and blade ... $750 MACHINERY new clutch &new hyd. 1/2 ton 6-cyl. pickup 1962 Ford Major tractor, PTO, 1962 Ford 1967 Dempster 6 rowplanter, 2 Oliver 356 3 . JD 45 good rubber, power steering North Central Steel 1961 Ford 1/2 ton 6-cyl. pickup $1450 pt. mowers, JD 95 1 like new 40' fold -up hay& grain JD 55, & live hydraulic, aux. valve $125 ele\' Irrigation, Inc. USED MACHINERY JD No. 6 planter with electricmotor $2250 Hay - IH 4 row corn disk with new JD 45 1 971 Ford diesel tractor, LPTO, P.O. Box 141 913 392-2077 1961 New Holland 69 Super NEW OLIVER SP IVIIV tie, PTO, Artmann bar $275 SELLING AT TRAC'70? live hydraulic, power steering, MINNEAPOTJS, KANSAS liner baler, string 1966 IH No. 55 2 row forage 1967 Pic`rms 10 speed $2000 A-1 condition harvester $1775 UT Minneapolis Moline trac- 7 -ft. IHC mower 1965 JD No. 12 2 row forage Eberwein tor, factory propane, clean, USED TRACTORS 1961 Ford 250 PTO baler,string Garage tie, new pt., A-1 $1575 good rubber, PTO, turning 1955 Ford 850, overhauled & string 1957 Gehl with row crop unit 1.21..N34D0c:-11:07.3:d1A1s( brake $450 painted 1957 Massey Harris PTO, $650 U Minneapolis Moline tractor, 1957 IHC 450 diesel tie, good 1955 Papec No. 62 row crop & JD LPTO, disc brakes, good rub- 1945 M Farmail, good 1954 New Holland 66 w/ motor direct cut $875 ber, row crop, or wide axle 1952 G John Deere 7 -ft.Dearborn 3 -pt.mower, 1965 JD 224 wire baler .. $1675 $750 1951 Ford 8N, backhoe & front good 1962 JD 214 wire baler .. $1975 ALMA, KANSAS 40 UB Minneapolis Moline tractor, blade 4 -ft.tractor, Fresno $750 LPTO, live hydraulics, row 10 -ft. 3 -pt. tandem disc 1957 JD 14T baler 1951 WD Allis Chalmers 1957 IH 45T $250 READY TOGO crop, weights, good rubber 1950 Case DC & cultivator 11 -ft. 3 -pt. tandem MF disc 1 1964 55 JD combine $1250 1939 Oliver 70 & mower, as is 6 -ft. 3 -pt. disc with 11 -ft. JD wheel disc Belleville Impl. Co. 14'...... 1963 JD 45 combine, 12', pwr. 1957 640 Ford 1 1962 55 JD 14' Si strg., real clean $3000 Dearborn 3-16 3 -pt. plow 2 1952 A Baldwins,with cab SAVE ON SPRAY USED MACHINERY IHC 3-14 mounted plow 14', yolz JA 7-2261 choice .... , "xN2:001ass tail Use only1/2 amount of Atra- AC 2-16 snap hitch plow 1 1951 Massey 27, zine by using Crop Oil to spray1966 Fury 80 H. BMB cutter 3 2-14 3 -pt. plows 16', enp, 1967 BMB XL 5-3 cutter overhauled, near 61.°g241.1,1,56r post -emerge weeds in milo and 2-16 John Deere pull plow on BELLEVILLE new, 1621 l:ded.H2rss--4C11 corn, per gallon 90c BMB Special 5-3 cutter rubber tires Fordson Major LPTO, live hyd., BMB 6-3 XL cutter 3 -pthitch, raised PTO $1150Mono 5-3 cutter NEW PLOWS IN STOCK Byron Impl, 7 -ft. Dearborn mower, 3 -pt. Used Combines Co 10' Ford wheel disc,sealed NEW DISCS - COMPLETE 402 236-4184 7 -ft. Massey Ferguson, bal. head STOCK OF NEW TRACTORS We've got deals going on some M5a151:0141.1t A.S4-x.z-7]1C bearings, flex model..$400 t11. 11'2" Kewanee sealed bearings mower ON HAND. of these, and are ready to close. d several wheel disc $450 7 -ft.IHC mower Twine and wire for sale JD 1965 45, 12' with cab 3 -pt. tandem disc .... $125 503 3 -pt. Ford rake JD 1962 55 12', with cab HARVI IHC 2 -row monitor, pull type 14Kewanee wheel disc,-4`1, Burns -Salisbury MH 1957 82, 14' Call EA F. outrigger spools $600 8% Ford 3 -pt.disc MH 80 SP 14' New Roto weeder four row cul-Massey Harris 26 combine JD 1965 95, 14', really sharp tivator, rear mounted $785 Hudson sprayer East US24 Dempster 2 -row 3 -pt. planter TRACTOSM JD 1961 95, Wash 2 -row Ford front mounted cul- 4S.LDP Jn 196515,X,tbal good tivator, $250 Hanson sprayer 3 -pt., no booms Jr) 1 og' N9 19', real good, w/cab Used Ferguson 3 -pt.lister,ro- John Deere rotary cutter, 5 -ft., EQUIPMENT' PR 8-5731 JD 1958 55 12', good tary bottoms $125 pull type 1, , mood 9' IHC mounted disc, qu;ik hitch BMB 7 -ft.rotary mower, pull 1MANHATTAN JD 1957 55, 12' $200 type MH 1965 410, 14' Cockshutt mower $75 Shawnee front end loader John Deere Rigid wheel disc,New Idea pull type loader COMBINES USED TRACTORS WICHITA USE] . $450 John Deere T 14 baler PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE We had 9 JD 4020s. Only 2 11'4", 9" spacing, used 1 66 JD 4020 dsl., 3 pt., PTO,65 Farm 81/2' pull type John Deere one 2-14 Ford plow, 3 -pt. left. real clean way on rubber, realclean, Dealer for BMB cutter, Krause SALE Oliver 1950 88, good 65 Farm used $200 equipment, Birch, Hanson 1967 Gleaner C -II, like new, w/ IHC 1957 450, overhauled, com- 1 64 JD 4020 dsl., power shift Farm 3-14 Ford radex plow, mounted, sprayers and Imco box scrap- cab $7250 plete with new head 1 67 JD 3020 dsl., only 300 hrs59 Farm ers. 1966 Gleaner C -II combine 1 61 JD 4010 dsl., 3 pt., PTO Farm 3 -pt. $150 IHC 1950 M; IHC 1949 M dual rear tires 1 Fergu 3 -pt. rotary lister $125 1967 Gleaner C -II combine JD 1965 4020 dsl.,p -shift,ps, 1967 Gleaner A -II,cut 5 acres 1 62 AC D-19 LP with cab 1 Masse Made over John Deere used list- M. B. Salisbury Co. wide frt. John ] er, 3 -pt. $75 $6950 JD 1961 3010 gas, overhauled, 1 66 JD 3020 gas, 3 pt,, PTO John Deere No. 45 12 -ft ,59 low hrs. Used 3 -pt. mtd. liftdisc, good painted 1 57 JD 720 dsl. RC, 3 pt., USEI $125 TRCeCYORS CE 3-7411 model, ready to go $1875 JD 1961 2010 gas, overhaul, pain- Used 2-14 Ford plow, Radex lays 4C.7, Massey Harris Super 26 com- ted, wide front condition IH 10 $125 114 Quincy bine $395 JD 1961 2010 gas, wfe, real good, 1 59 IHC 340 gas, wide front9 MH 9 Used 11'2" Krause disc,rigid, EQUSPIAENS Allis SP100 combine $395 adj. wheel fast hitch 58 MH 9 sealed bearings $500 TOPEKA, KANS. Massey Harris 55 year, series JD 1959 730 dsl., with dual con- 1 57 JD 620 LP RC, 3 pt., 57 MH 6 Used PTO post hole digger $100 70, 12 -ft. $795 trol 1 60 JD 730 dsl., 3 pt, PTO,0 IH Used New Idea heavy duty USED TRACTORS AllisChalmers, 59 model, 90 - JD 1959 630 gas, good ney.7 tires 'NY / loader with manure bucket inch machine $595 JD 1957 620 gas, good 1 60 JD 630 RC gas, fully eqchardsor, and 80" material bucket hy-1964 Oliver 1800, gas Allis Chalmers 6 -ft. combine, JD 1949 A ped eyers ba] draulic bucket control, fits 1962 Oliver 1800, gas 56 model $195 JD 1948 G 2 JD F145 four bottom lf No. 31 several make tractors $450 Oliver 770 gas John Deere 55 combine, 14 -ft. JD 1954 60 gas, painted plows New Bush Hog, 10 horsepowerOliver 880 diesel $975 JD 1946 A 1 JD 12'6" BU disk harrow Roo tractor, PTO, automotive John Deere B with cultivator IHC 151 combine, 14 -ft... $2250 JD 1964 4020 dsl, p -shift, ps, wfe 2 Parker Crust -busters, 26' clutch gear drive with 42" Case 900 diesel tractor.. $2750 real good 2 JD No. 12 two -row forage & mower $850 MACHINERY Case 400 diesel tractor, 56 mod- JD 1946 B&G loader harvesters See Us For Ford Tractor & Oliver Model 33 combine el $1675 JD 1954 MT, good, new tires 1 61 JD 55 14' combine, compi Machinery Sales & Service John Deere 6 -ft. oneway with Case 830 std. LP tractor,63 AC 1969 n15, wide front, sham) overhaul ROSi The Mow-Ditioner will save hyd. cylinder model $9695 M -H 1962 65 dsl. w/ front over- 1 60 MF 82 12' combine you money and time in haying.John Deere wheel disc John Deere 70 diesel $1500 haul 2 57 JD 55 14' combines OMBINE See it now. Case baler Massey 55 LP $595 MH 1050 44 gas TERMS AVAILABLEd 2 yrs., W9 IHC, LP tractor hvds. $475MH 1949 44 gas. wide front Good Selection Of mbine PLOWS 600 Case LP tractor, 57 model Ford 1951 & Davis loader Late Model Used Combines800; swa D & D Farm Eqpt. $1850 4 -ft., $21( Case 3-16 3 -point 2 late model Allis roto-balers LoTc & T.nTs Rr TPTs MORE urns, Ka TRAC'SOSM IH 3-14 3 -point 5 used IHC M tractors MACHINERY ON OUR LOTS Western Impl. CO. Phone OR SAL] AC 3-16 mounted 2 450 IHC LP row crop tractors 2256 S. West St. WH 34261 AC 4-14 mounted 1 400 IHC diesel tractor ottom 14 ECIUSPSAEMY 913 ME 2-5212 JD 3-14; JD 4-14 1 John Deere 60 gas tractor Farmers Union WICHITA, KANS, ull type Moline 3-14; Moline 3-16; IH 3- 1 John Deere 60 LP tractor Hdw. & Implement actor, 14 actor wi CLAY CENTER, KANS. CCrust Buster, 24' and 28' Everett Hoobler After -Harvest rnceso. 37 die LONGHOFER ood. Pho NEW MACHINERY Mgr. eyer, Ju Machinery OLIVER - GEHL - AMERI- SUPPLY CO. 1 1966 C -II Gleaner, 16' 1 1966 C -II Gleaner, 20'OlenFOR SAL 12' Miller offset disk, 24" blades CAN CRUST BUSTERS J. I. Case & A -C Ph. 437-2913 BMB HAY SAVERS AND- 1 1966 A -II Gleaner,14' bulk milk 1968 Oliver 1850, over & under, Phone EV 2-2620 Stainless hyd. shift, 250 hrs. SHREDDERS. ST. MARYS, KANS. 1 1956 MH 60, 12', clean MARION, KANS. 4-:..625. 1967 Oliver 1650 dsl. 285 hrs. 1 1958 JD 55 14', cheap 1961 Oliver 880 USED COMBINE ans. Toburen Impl. Co. f AT4 4 row JD cult., like new, JD HiLo 45 with cab, 12' Wanted - D-17 tractorsFOR SA1 3010 mountings Complete Will Trade And Financeself prop( 1958 961 Ford tractor 1966 AC BB, low acreage .... $1295 ME 2-2288 205 corn att. for 45 or 40 JD on K.] 1949 AC WD tractor Line Of Bundy y Eqpt.Inc. hone 91. JD B tractor 80" belt pickup att. for 45 JD SP a.m. IHC 560 dsl. Behlen Steel Innes pickup att. for AC A-C -WETMORE AC loader, only $150 CLAY CENTER, KANS. FARM BUILDINGS, MH pickup att. Super MH com- FOR 11'6" JD disk bine 8 Several 3 pt. 3-btm. plows, pri- BINS, AUGER EQUIPMENT WICHITA, KANSAS TRACTORS & TILLAGE ton t ced from $100 & up Phone or write Mike Waylandat USED BALERS 1:)1CCase 1100-16 tires & tubes $75.00 pr. 1964 J D4020 dsl. RC, 3 pt. 1964 JD 214 WS, wire COMBINES -COMBI MF 2 -row cult., like new for service 1961 JD 4010 dsl. std., recondi- 1960 JD 214 W, wire 1 1966 GleanerGII, clean an M 65 tioned Wayland Const. Co. 1959 JD 14T, twine E -II vale, Kar Tractor Radio $58.95 1 1965 Gleaner 1960 JD 730 dsl. std. 3 pt. Phone EA 5-2134 AC Roto baler, a good one 1 1960 GleanerA, 12' Plat Complete Line Of 1958 JD 720 dsl. std., 3 pt. Washington, Kansas66968 1958 IHC 45T 1 No. 35 MH bearinErs Bolen Garden Tractors 1958 JD 720 LP RC, wide front 1 H 92 MH, 12'platform Complete Car, Trtibk 1951 JD R dsl., new rubber USED HAY RAKES 1 1966 45 JD, extraclean so Wei USED COMBINES Tractor Repair IHC W6, good tractor clean we 1964 JD 894A, very good 1 1965 380 MH, head 14' Miller offset disc IH 141 SP combine, 12' withcab 1 1960 151 w/4 -row trt Peschel Bros. 12' Krause disc MF 82 SP combine, 12' with Late Model New Holland No. 55 12' plat. cab MH 4 -bar 1 1959 101 w/ Sale 12' Krause oneway with keel MF 82 SP combine, 14' JD 4 bar on rubber We Rent-Trade or NEW LOCATION Broyhill trailer sprayer, like MH 80 Special- good FOR SA] new AC 100 SP combine, 9', New Idea 4 bar on steel 400 Center 4 & 5 sec. 3 pt. Springtooth & good JD 4 -bar on steel Sales MH 26 SP combine; giveus a Henry ulleY, carrier WshANTEedded 562,2377 bid MELVIN GUSTIN, Salesman & Service,Inc. 15' Sunflower V -plow LOOK: New JD 12 ft.215A SP Kans.,PI windrower, loaded with DE 6-2945 after 6 p.m. MARYSVILLE, KANS. extras E. HWY.g1965 Mel Blanding Impl. Co. Got to GO- $3850 ,nd 2 el HI BOY sprayer, 13 drops, rea- Todd Tractor Co., Inc. & IVIeriden hoists.aoists, E] Osage Farm Eq.Co. Junction Hwys. 36 & 63 hattan, dy to go. Vern Groff, Seneca, BELOIT, KANS. /CA FL4.161 Kans., Phone 336-2143 or 336- OSAGE CITY, KANS. Aktte.touulitoll 2229. SB18 Store Phone DE 6-2138 SA' PE 8-3066 Phone LA 8-1422 13PDvir. Di SENECA, KANSAS Koos field,913 TRAC FORS Summer Sales Buster New 1967's USED TRACTORS 1 Plow, 1962 JD No. 45 with cab DAUER At Beatrice, Nebr. 1962 2010 JD gas, completely Special Prices IH 1-330 w/ loader Plows recond. $2595 1953 Ferguson 00 w/ loader & TRACTORS IMPLEMENT CO. rear blade Plows 1964 JD 1010 gas tractor $1995 50 MIT ,RS FREE DELIVERY I Plow 967 JD 4020D, 550 hrs. Save $$$ 1958 MF 50 with loader ..$1395 D-17 Ser. IV, 3 -pt. 1959 Farman 460 gas 1967 McCormick 201 windrower, .... $4383.48 1958 JD 820 diesel Plow 966 JD 4020 D power shift 1957 JD 620 gas $2250 14', auger platform 12' AC drill disc, demo $825 Mounted $5875 1949 JD A, overhauled..$595 11' AC whl. disc.... $677.51 1952 Farman Super C. 1964 McCormick F-806 gas trac- Farman 300 965 JD 4020 D $4995 1962 JD 2010 gas $2295 tor 190 XTD, 70 hrs., demo., full fe '' ' w-fiee, 963 JD 3010 gas, 1400 hours warranty, without fr. & rear1951 Allis WD COMBINES 1966 McCormick F706D, 735 weights $6603.67 51 IHC WD6 tractor ...... $3595 1951 Oliver 66, live PTO mounte(i 962 JD 3010 gas, new paint 1956 JD No. 45, overhauled hours 302 baler $1499.52 $2995 1959 JD No. 45, with cab, good 1949 McCormick Farmall H A 240 corn head $1639.33 51 IH W6 gas tractor 961 JD 3010D, new paint $2995 AC 30 6 -row cult. $768.68 50 MH 30 tractor fer Wheel 1 tractor Fert. conversion kit for 4-6 row Farmall 560 and 350 gas : ....t 1961 Ford 961D, new tires $1195 1967 BSA motorcycle, liesel 958 JD 720 gas $2395 Young & 3000 AC 500 planter, incl.fert. & 1950 Oliver 77 LPTO tratio, 1 miles, excellent condition bar ext. $248.13 1945 IH H; 1944 JD A; 1941 IH diesel 1955 Fordson Major D $495 Son AC 10 hp. garden tractor, demo H gas tractor 1957 JD 620 LPG $1795 1965 International Scout pick-up ractors $1495 Impl. Co. 1956 IH 1-300 utility with ma- AC 77 rake 5 bar steel teeth 1947 IH "M" 1959 JD 530 LPG $469.70 47 IH MD tractor vator, 1953 JD 50 gas, new paint $795 Council Grove nure loader, under 1200 hours IRe Emmett minimum tillage at- 47 Allis tractor with cultivator ANEW 38 hp JD tractor with Kans. Snowco feed wagon tach. for 4 -row AC planter 36 Allis U tractor, recently over- rubb(7 power steering & live shaft Ph. 767-5018 No. 31 IH manure loader $315 hauled $2995 w/ hvd. lift & 42" mower $795 neway rew 54 HP JD tractor, demo., 8 ft. Knapheide truck bed com- New 68 combines, all models, MACHINERY heel disc save $$$ plete with stock racks ready to go IH 4 -row rear mounted culti- Ford r COMBINES USED COMBINES IH side delivery rake on rubber, USED EQUIPMENT vator, like new high wheel Ford 2 -row 3 -pt. cult. 1965 JD 55, 14', factory cab $6650 1963 Ser. 11 D 15 tractor$2495 ...r 1967 Gleaner C -II w/ cab McCormick No. 311, 3-16 plow 2 IH 2 -row 250 cultivators, one 1964 JD 55 14', factory cab $5750 1949 11' SP Cockshutt, runs 961 JD 45 12' Hi -Lo $2875 1964 Gleaner A -II McCormick No. 60 3-16 plow good $395 w/ fast hitch, rear section ;00...... 1 1963 Gleaner A with cab IH 261 2 -row cultivator w/ fast 1959 JD 45 12' with cab, Hume 1940 Farmall M with factory 1951 IHC 125 SP combine $295 hitch, rear sect. combine $] reel $1495 1962 E Gleaner, 13 ft. LP gas NH hay baler $245 WD 9 IHC tractor $495 IH 12' FH springtooth duty whei 1955 AC 100 12' $495 1962 Gleaner C with cab 1941 M tractor Howard Rotovator ..... 1957 IHC 141 12' $1195 AC D-17 w/ fr. loaders, 4 new 1962 Gleaner A 1962 McCormick 46T twine baler tires, excellent $2695 1 IH 2 row F-35 weeder zing tooth 1955 MH 80 Special, 14' $1295 IH fast hitch disk 1952 MH S-26 12' $595 1952 IHC No .127 McCormick 16x8 MF drill, low 1965 AC .D-17, Ser. 4, 3 pt., 1800 ... . rubber & rubber press hours IH 260 2 -row F.H. planter WD 45 BALERS See "Butch" Before You Buy Financing avialable with nor- Allisfield cutter w/ windrow 'Series IV's pickup att. 1963 New Holland S -69T $995 mal down payments - up to 5 IH 45T, PTO baler 961 New Holland S -69T $895 Waterville Motors Falun year terms on new tractors and 1 combines and no carrying charg- IH 55T PTO baler 1957 Oliver 60W $325 1967 tEl No. 550 2 -row field cut- Supply Phone 1011 es till 10-1-68. ter CHALV ST 5.2731 SO - if you want to buy newAllis 6 combine with motor in 2-2620 Klipp enstein' s Falun is located 20 miles farm equipment - See us southwest of Salina LAST. IH 125SP combine ANSAS AWS-ratsA MERE Allis 2R cultivator Phone 2234052 WATERVILLE. KANS. John Deere KBA 10'9" wheel DROWE1 Hinkle's Impl. Co. disk PRICE ( Ph. 402 223-4052 TRACTORS Gas & Diesel Case 10'9" wheel disk .d new, SP, IH 4 -section springtooth Demonstrk IH W9 Shop Service EA 5-2334 JD 3 -sect. springtooth year Joli BEATRICE, NEBR.68310 F806 LP IH one-way disc plow ity and at 660 LP MOST up-to-date service AlltS-CHALMMRS John Deere 2x14 plow e less fit COMBINES Super M LP shop in our area WASHINGTON, KANS. MM 2x14 plow sed mach' F560 diesel IH No. 70 4x16 pull plow 1963 Massey 65 D with Multi - F300 Farmall Complete diesel testing equip- TH No. 8 3x16 plow break if power, excellent $2550 F450 Farmall ment to take care of the major- Too Many Too Late TH No. 8 3x14 plow AC Roto Baler, original belt, W400 Farmall ity of tractors. IH No. 8L 4x14 plow excellent $495 We went overboard in our iNION CA Allis with cultivator Boring bars, line boring ma- purchases ofnew John 1963 Gleaner A, 2 40" cornhead See us for Lillison rolling & IMPL, PLOWS chine, welding, electrical, acety- Deere 5020 and 1020 trac- cultivators. 1964 Gleaner A, 3-30" cornhead lene. tors. Ph. 4,37, IH No. 70 3x14 pull 1964 Fox with row head $1100 Valve equipment, rod align- If you ever wanted the big Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 n.m. IH No. 70 3x16 pull ment tools. powerhouse 5020, now's Emergency Parts Ph. HO 1-5628 TED Gehl Chop King with 2 -row hd. IH 3x14 2 pt. or HO 1-5811. $1875 IH 4x14 2 pt. Competent factory trained per- your chance to get it. Used Gehl & AC forage blowers IH 4x16 2 pt. sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, The 1020 is row crop, stor- JD 3x14 3 pt. electrical and general mechan- ed under cover. AULD tb, lilts JD 4x14 3 pt. steerable ical work. Our bosses tell us we CHEVROLET Frantz Farm Eqpt. Inc. 600 Case 3 pt. MUST move these tractors rew cond BOWMAN off our inventory. HO 1-5414 \Hiiway 77 North CULTIVATORS Come in and see Everett WAKEFIELD IH 2 row 3 pt. mounted Farm Impl. & Truck Co. Hoobler. He'll sell them rb IH 2 row front mounted 240 East Eighth Ph. 223-2317 straight out or on trade. COMBINES ed with ALLIS-CALLSMIRS JUNCTION CITY, KANS. MOWERS FARMERS UNION 1963 IH 403 with 14 ft. platform BEATRICE, NEBR.68310 IH 7' No. 100 2 pt. HARDWARE & IMPL. 1959 IH 101 12' platform BMB 7' hay saver, nearly new SALINA Authorized JD Dealer 1955 JD 45 12' platform St. Marys, Kans. 437-2913 ERY COMBINES Lynn's Truck USED EQUIPMENT trol, IH 463 cult. ake, MF 1964 Gleaner A -II, 16 -ft., clean & Tractor Co. COMBINES 1960 IH F340 tractor, fast hitch, planter, ft - 1957 IH "141", shedded 1958 Gleaner A, 12 ft. WFA 1950 John Deere "55", cheap MF 90 gas, 3 pt., power steering 1958 JD 45 12' 1959 MM 5 Star 11 atclose but good EV 2-2210 JD 70 dsl., power steering 1952 JD 55 w/ cab, 12 -ft. Oliver 88 gas, PTO 1956 MEI 8012 -ft. sey-Ferg14. TRACTORS MARION, KANS. CHAPMAN'S IHC _ WeId JD 55 combine, 1959, 14' plat- 1950 -TD 55 12 -ft. BELLEVILLE, KANSAS you. 1964 AC D -19D, big rubber form $3320 TRACTORS 1962 AC D -17D, clean WRIGHT IMPLEMENT Phone JA 7-2273 OFFERS - JD 217 engine, completely re- 1967 JD 3020 dsl, tractor with In1P1, 1967 NH 905 swather with con- built F145 4-14 semi-mtd. plow ditioner, Ford engine MM 11' wheel disc JD 4020 dsl. RC, power shift, 1950 JD A, reconditioned kNSAS 1963 NH S69T baler, clean AC 80 side mounted mower 3 pt., 66 model MF 35 tractor with loader SpringClean -Up to DEVk 1954 Travel° trailer, 8'x40" John Deere 3 point mower IHC 806 gas, dual hyd., 67 IHC 560 Gas On New Equipment Case 4 bar rake on rubber model MF 30 tractor John Deere 3 -pt.,4 -row lister New Idea spreader, rubber 1953 JD 60, good IH 11'6" wheel disk, regreasable These with fertilizer 1959 JD 45 combine, 12' JD 55 combine, 1960, 14'plat- seal bearing, 18" blades New Gleaner combines in No. 12 Case combine, 12' form $3450 MISCELLANEOUS )wer &bi stock. Will give good tradeon AC 100 SP 12' combine JD 55 combine, 1958, 14' plat - Mayrath trailer sprayer, 300 - USED COMBINES ..... clean, late combines. 1952 Gleaner combine, 14' $3300 gal. tank IH No. 403 14' combine per SO 1953 MH 26 combine, 12 ft. MF 85 gas, 3 pt., live PTO IHC No. 37 10'9" wheel disc, IH No. 303 14' combine demo, Jost Implement Co. 1958 Gleaner, good, large tires JD 4010 dsl., 3 pt. sealed brgs., good blades used by Chapmans last year wide fri AC 3-16 mounted plow F931 wheel cart 20' springtooth MM 3-14 plow on rubber JD 3020 dsl., 3 pt., diff. lock, with smoothing att. USED TRACTORS ..... 947-3182 like new mower Dempster 4 row cultivator JD No. 6 forage harvester, usedFarmall 806 D tractor, fully Davis 10" roller mill, PTO MF 82 Combine, 1958, 14' plat- one season equipped, 1300 hrs. HILLSBORO, John Deere crimper, model 32 form $2500 JD hay conditioner IH 706 D tractor, fully equip- ...... AWE CHALMERS KANS. 616 NH forage harvester with JD 95 combine, 1962, 18' plat- Gehl 2 -row forage harvester ped, 800 hrs. pickup attachment form $5600 4 -row MF cult. for 85, 90, or 180 2 IH F560D tractors Case 135 wire tie baler MF tractor &,starter NEW GLEANERS Save $$$ on new 4020 dsl. RC, ...... D-17 tractor, 1958 1967 model, 2510 gas demonstra- JD T4 4 row cultivator F combines D-17 diesel tractor, 1962 tor JD 851 two wheel rake, recon- Chapman Impl. Co...... ' New 1967 E combine MM U tractor ditioned latchineg G combines AC forage harvester with sickle 2 JD No. 9 mowers, completely 'nen he bar & pickup Salina Impl. Co. reconditioned Phone EX 2-2101 USED Snowco feed wagon clltracterf 1965 C -II Gleaner w/ cab, 18 -ft. Box 1029 Ph. TA 3-2206 I savelob 314 IHC fast hitch plow SALINA, KANSAS 67401 Frankfort Impl. MMMNAM, actor. 414 IHC pull type plow Wright Impl. Co. MINNEAPOLIS 12' IHC wheel disc FIELD -READY COMBINES !srere 10' AC wheel disc South Highway 15 913 292.4458 1967 Baldwin A, 14' ABILENE, KANS. 2 1966 C -II Gleaners, 16' Used Combines 1963 303 IHC combine, 14' with 2 1966 A -II Gleaners, 14' ,O, cab Nites, Harris Clark 1 1958 JD 55 14' 1956 MH 80 14'; 1959 MH 92 14'; Al.LLSCHALMERS FRANKFORT, KANS. D-17 tractor, with PS Salina TA 3-6690 1 1960 A Gleaner, 14' 1961 Super 92 MH 14'; 1967 MH 57.5014 3 -pt. New Holland mower 410; 1965 JD 45 12'. Will trade Used 3 & 4 bottom snap coupler H. L. Wright, Abiene CO 3-22741 1965 No. 220 Case twine baler, FOR SALE - IHC 4-5 bottom and finance. plows like new 14" Semi mounted plow with :11, GI° 228 2 row IHC corn head FOR SALE - 1952 Super 26 All are shop worked and field -hydraulic tail wheel. Two or Massey combine in good shape ready. three point hitch, shop built. Jim La Barge & motor overhauled, $600. Also Price $300. Junior Breymeyer, AURORA, KANS. eWand Cuba Impl. Co. 2 registered Hereford bulls r50. Wamego, KansasPhone 456- 464-3721 cornbill Don Banahan, Steele City, Nebr. Bundy Equipment 9878. x19 Phone 402 442-2530. x18 Phone 4F 7 942 S. West St. WH 2-7261 FOR SALE - 1963 John Deere tion.Always shedded.Also lualWiek FOR SALE - 6' pull type, V4 WICHITA, KANSAS 45 12' platform. Hoyt Woodbury, 1961Model 55 JD combine, s, - engine, Baldwin combine, new FL 94623, Coilwich, Kans. x19 [ans. Clifton, Kans. x18 AWE OLMASERS Cuba, Kans. bearings and new parts. Thresh- es exceptionally clean, suitable FOR SALE - 1951 AC tractorFOR SALE - Good used 14' FOR SALE - 1957 and 1959 14 - 1 BACKHOE TRACTOR -loader for alfalfa seed or any fine with live power, new tires; 1948Universal pickup reel.Left ft. JD combines, cutting wheat with trailer. Marysville Plbg. &grains. Pohlman Angus Ranch, % ton International truck withhand drive.Harold Sterling, now, but available anytime. Htng. Co., 507 N. 5th St., Marys-Natoma, Kans. TU 5-4322 afterflat bed. John E. Biehler, Enter-Clay Center, Kans. ME 2-5043. Wolf Implement Co., Glasco, ville, Kans. 66508. SB18 8 p.m. x20 prise, Kans., WE 4-2381. SB20 x18 Kans., Phone 568-2349. SB18 July 2, 1968 can be "The effect,"Dole told the testimony, "the president committee, "is thatthe Presi- convinced to adopt areasonable "The real loserin this Watershed Logjam has derailed or entire Asks To Break attitude toward thewatershed dent decisively sad affair isrural Ameri vital to ourrefused to fundand implementDole testified. "These Rep. Robert Dole has urged eral funding." programs which are by congres- Projects action on which haveprojects approved awaiting helpremain Congress to break the water- The lack of funding national welfare and visible Presi- watershed projects is because worked well for so manyyears."sional committees." amples of theacute frustrationet shed log jam created by has Saying Public Law566 was caused by President dent Johnson in a two-yearlong the Johnson administration Since May 1966,President Johnson' 566 is "catsigned by formerPresident interpretation battle to pressure claimsof con- declared that Public Law Johnson has been playing of hisexecutive unconstitutional, he said. House Ag-Dwight Eisenhowerand sup- power. ndit stitutional right to authorize and mouse" with the ported by the latePresident This law authorizes congres-riculture and PublicWorks "What is donefor vvaterslii such projects. Dole said no is important BY Fr Testifying before the House sional committees, insteadof committees which authorizewa-John F. Kennedy, to the future the fed- constitutional question isinvolv- ivat Kansas Agriculture committee, ofwhich the executive branch of tershed projects underPublic supply of urbanand rural th 8/ true Republican eral government to approve wa-Law 566. ed. eas, to alleviate floods, Its he is a ranking "The Congress quitesimply silt pollution and to co ers in tl member, Dole said 39projects tershed projects to which the In May 1966, PresidentJohn- to develop $250,000 and quite clearly hasthe pow-improve recreational asing dun in Kansas are in a "stateof sus- government contributes son announcedthere would be resou costs. farming pended animation awaitingfed- or more to help defray no more projectssent to Con- er," he said. "I hope," Doleconcluded gress for approvaluntil the hi don's bigg laws had been changedto grant RougillY 5' the exec- eraploYe( statutory authority to that authorize such Selling Livestock pore utive branch to yrnent in projects. at Onaga, Kans. Con- tilities, Under pressure from the ant' gress, watershedprojects have committees gricultur( been sent to the two EVERY WE NIGHT on, orat for approval. value of But the administrationhas STARTING TIME 8 P.M. stuck by its guns not toapprove rations the projects DURING SUMMER MONTHS fifths c any money to get all torpor started. york S American Onaga Community Sale a $33billi services Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889-4461 or 889-4665, ONAGA, Ks, SALES AS USUAL A Week For ps andZia ALL THROUGH THE SUMMER Broken Limbs her $12 Bring your livestock any Monday or Tuesday to Clay GENESEO - Some people clothin Center. have all the breaks, it seems pliances, a to Francis Kratzer, a farmer LAND AUCTION living near here. 80 acres of exceptionally good farm land - unimproved Itall began when a 700 belonging to the Estate of Lillian Throop, deceased - pound Angus heifer fell into CAT] a creek in the Kratzer pas- At 2 p.m. Y ture. Saturday, July 6, 1968 The heifer, which was be- At the farm located two miles east and four miles north of HO ing groomed for a 4-H pro- Haddam, Kansas; and five miles north and four miles west of Morrowville, Kansas (Legal Description: 11/2NEk Section 1, gram by Francis Kratzer Jr., Sal fractured its left foreleg. Township 2, Range 1, Washington County, Kansas) Unwilling to give up the ani- All under cultivation except about 5 acres. BEAD mal, Kratzer carried the ani- The estate will retain the rent for 1968 and will pay the 1 Bee LAND AUCTION mal to the family farmstead taxes. Tenant: Ray Russell WASHINGTON COUNTY onatractor -pulledsledge. Possession March 1, 1969. LIVESTO 527 acres valuable farm landbelonging to the estate of Mrs. then they called a veterinar- 2 miles 'a Maude Ward, deceased Terms: 15% on date of sale, 10% March 1, 1969, Balance June ebr., opp ian. 1, 1969. Phoi After all investigation, the Monday, July 8, 1968 CLAREN( veterinarian told Kratzer the J1 Starting at 11:00 a.m. animal could be saved, so he ESTATE OF LILLIAN THROOP, deceased - FARM NO.1 - and Kratzer fabricated a splint J. T. Dickson F. R. Lobaugh 11:00 a.m. Washington, Kans. Washington, Raw To be sold at the premises at out of plaster and welded met- Real Est. Broker & Auct. Attorney for the estate Location: Five and one half miles north and three miles west al. of Morrowville, Kansas "I never thought I'd ever be This Legal Description: The Northwest Quarter (NW%) of Section welding a brace for a heifer," Thirty Three (33), Township One (1) South, Range Two -(2) MOI East of the Sixth Principal Meridian, in Washington County, said Kratzer. Kansas. A few days after the calf's General Description: This is an unimproved quarter, with 57 accident, the Kratzer's daugh- Saturday SWI acres native grass pasture, good fences, good well and a ter,Louise, 18,fractured a small pond. Wheat allotment is 37.7 acres and a feed grain base of 62.3 acres and no conservation acres required. bone in her hand. AUCTION - FARM NO. 2 - Then a pony belonging to JULY 6 ACUI To be sold at the premises at 2:00 p.m. Kratzer's three -year -old grand- Location: Six miles south of Hanover, Kansas (% mile west daughter Sheila Walker, daugh- SALE NE of Highway 15E). ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Starts 9:30 a.m. Legal Description: The East Half of the Southeast Quarter Walker of Simpson, fell into a NO (El/2SE%) of Section Eight (8), the West Half of the South- west Quarter (W1/2SW1% )of Section Nine (9), and all that hole and fractured a leg. We will sell at publicauction at the houselocated l "Itwasourweekfor North Broadway inRiley, Kos part of the East Half of the Southwest Quarter (E1/2SW%) of blocks north of Highway 24 on ):or nior Section Nine (9) which lies west of the Hanover Road and breaks," said Mrs. Kratzer. (loon; north of the Duston or Alexa road, all in Township Three (3) wori;re&broodercablest;ove; barn our SEAL South, Range Five (5), containing 221.38 acres, more or less. and water' All in Washington County, Kansas. Household Goods Chicken feeders electric ers;chicken coop;grease Vic General Description: 29 acres of farm land on the tract; 6 Frigidaire30 -in. annsd rabbithutch acres alfalfa; 11 acres sweet clover and 12 acres wheat, ap- range; Firestone refrigerator; rabbitegsu;nsl;a3inghe proximately 39 acres excellent meadow. The remainder of Kelvinator refrigerator; Ba Land CARS the farm is native grass pasture, with a good dug well and Maytag square tub washing reboil fine pond. Has good efficient terraces with waterway. machine 1960m0tVoor,lks.ewrayggeono, Divan and chair, green; chi- good Auction Windsor, 4doen - FARM NO. 3 - na cabinet; oval chair;dress-1952 Chrysler K To be sold, on the premises at 3:00 p.m, er; wood burning heater;old dter with automa Location: Six miles south of Hanover, Kansas (1 mile west of FRIDAY, JULY 12 coal cook stove: wash stand; runs good 5% Highway 15E) Starts 10:00 a.m. washing machine; 3 tubs; SHOP EQUIPMENT& RAND Legal Description: Lot Two (2)in the West Half of the Library table; square table; TOOLS Northeast Quarter (W1/2NEY4), Lot Four (4) in the East Half 480 acres all in Section 5, Twp. floor lamp; kerosene lamp; Front end machine,very goi of the Northwest Quarter (E12NW%), and Lot Seven (7) in 17 Range 4E.Approximately welder, the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter (NW'% rocker;porch swing; odd Marquette electric 245A of crop land, approx. 235A chairs; 100 lb. ice box; vy duty Ay: NWV4), all in Section Seventeen (17), Township Three (3) 20 -in.Co pasture. Antiqve kitchen table and Battery charger; Automati South, Range Five (5) East of the Sixth Principal Meridian, chairs; day bed; 2 burner oil -tury welder,doublewound in Washington County, Kansas. )or full descriptions see cuttingand Grass & Grain June 18 stove;antique Coleman gasarmature with saw; General Description: Water diversion permit No. 2111 has brazing attachments; been approved and recorded for diversion of water from the stove; old gas iron; G.E. elec- bucket: Little Blue River. There are 105 acres of land on this farM tric iron; old books; 2 antiquegrinder; carburetor which can be irrigated. This irrigated land is in a high state George Merilatt Est. radios; trunk; garden hose; bushing reamers;micromel.Pin, N!,.va Applegate & Lyall Shirk basement steel windows: ers; wheeland bushing Ca; of fertility and has averaged more than 140 bushels of corn Co -Executors per acre. There are 10 acres of alfalfa, and 10 acres of sweet Odds and ends of dishes; ers; spring pots, pans, and many other Cable hoist;valve clover. Has good water ponds and live ring water,croplandterracedand small household items not list-compressors; s IRRIGATION SYSTEM SELLS waterwayed, good pasture fenc- ed. sons;assortmentlat;ebd There will also be sold a complete irrigation system con- ing, one of the better farms in BINS, CHICKENS, RABBITSenL genhortment of and northern Marion County. & MISCELLANEOUS sisting of Continental M330 power unit - propane, Pacific 4CD to Located 5 miles south on Hwy. 2 man saw; pump jack; 7 ft. numerous 800 GPM pump, both on rubber tired trailer; 500 gal, propane 77, then 4 miles west on hard tank; 500 bu. steel bin; 4 lawnshop toolstoo tank on rubber tired trailer; 1560 feet 7 in. Mainline; 780 feet mention. 6 in. Mainline; 2 Tractove Move 1280 foot 4 in. sprinkler lines surface road or 2 miles east of mowers; 1/2 h.p. electric mot- Ramona. Sale will be held 21/2 Sale. (66 sprinklers); pipe trailer; PTO winch, many extra parts. miles east of Ramona. TERMS: Cash Day Of This system sets up for successful one man operation, all in In case of rain sale will be excellent condition. held in Ramona Grade School There is a dwelling house on this land and several other Mr. & Mrs. H. L. (Mac)McGowen, social buildings. Gym. Lame The estate will retain the 1968 crops and will pay the 1968 Terms: 15,1- down day of sale, taxes. Possession March 1, 1969. balance within 30 days or when Harold & Edith Carver; TERMS: 20% date of sale. Balance January 2, 1969. title can be furnished. Edwin G. Westerhaus, Marion, Owners Mrs. Maude Ward Estate Kansas, Attorney Clerk: Mrs. Eunice George, Administratrix For more information call Carl Aucts: Foster Kretz & Elmo Steffen, StateBanl, Schnell, Auctioneer & Real Es- Ran J. T. Dickson, Auct F. R. Lobaugh, Attorney for Estate tate Broker, CO 3-1883, Abilene, Clay Center, Kans., Riley, Kansas. Carl Schnell, Auct. Phone WA 6-4422, Morganville. 'RE READ gas, Wfe, help with expenses at summer HERINGTON Kansan Named h fun COMBINES workshops in soil and water Combines conservation. Pvvr.attis 7.;ADY FOR THE FIELD NEW IHC 403 with cab, 14' $995 bar, trade now To New Post 2JD 55, 14' Spt,Put $1295 Used Oliver Model 40 1958, 14' Myron E. Hoft, a native Kan JD 55, 12' STOCKER -FEEDER trg, Hilo 45 12', cab $2995 cut, clean local machine sas career man, is moving up-. tor has cab $5295 in fine A2 Baldwin 16', TRACTORS COMBINES ward in government service. JD 55 14', cab $4195 reel 1965 IH F706 wide front, PS, Hoft, born in Agra, has been 958No. 101 IIH 12' Hume 1962 Massey 72, 12 -ft. 'hauled. $1975 TA, INPTO, fast hitch, low 1953 Baldwin, 14 -ft. appointed assistant director for Auction hYd, pia JD 45 12', cab $2195 hours $4950 administration of the Bureau of lowers, $6995 IH Farman F-20 on good rub- MACHINERY JD 95 16', cab ber, starter & lights.... $150 Outdoor Recreation by Interior Every Thursday ain eleva JD 55, 14', cell grate$1395D 1964 JD 215A swather Secretary Stewart Udall. Hoft J45 10', clean $1295395 1959 Allis D-14, wide front, SP MM 14' $ power steering, reconditioned 1967 JD 214T baler has been chief, division of per- At RACroils 2 - Terms--Terms $1495 1960 JD 14T baler sonnel, organization and ac- 7 Plticgs ern 1957 IH 1-300 Utility with IH 1965 A -C side delivery rake 10:30 TRACTORS No. 34 loader $795 John Deere No. 10 mower counts. 1950 IH Farmall H, fully equip- JD 810A 3 -pt. 3 and 4 bottom Hoft began federal service ir. At The garage 4010 dsl., OK $3895 ped, 3 point hitch, with side 14" plows 2D-17 AC dsl. $2595 December 1941. He attended JD 3020 dsl. $4250 mower $650 JD 555 pull type plow, 4-14 Fort Hays State College at ST. JOSEPH $3095 IH 460 Utility, fully equipped, Ford 4-14 plow 45.3813 962JD 3020 gas with IH No. 2000 HD loader Hays and taught five years in 961JD 3010 dsl. $3195 TRACTORS (CENTRAL MARKET 4010 dsl., wide axle $4395 IH Farmall 450, fully equipped, Kansas. 961 wide front, reconditioned ST. JOSEPH, Mu. 644020 dsl., new tires $5295 1965 JD 2010 gas 'SAS 560 IH $2750 1959 IHC 560 gas 61 TRUCKS 1958 John Deere 620 OFFERS SCHOLARSHIPS GO MISCELLANEOUS Chevrolet 2 -ton, 2 -speed axle, 12' Contact Your platform, grain & stock sides, 1958 IHC 350 Utility Reno County Soil Conserva- le with eatamtrailer sprayer with fibre- 1952 JD G; 1948 IHC M $195 hoist $795 tion District has announced its Market Agency ..... glass tank ton,duals, :h cab $375 3 pt. cult. $695 International 11/2 USED FIELD HARVESTERS annual teachers -scholarship row 131/2ft.platform, grain & 14', yourrov No. 40R cult. $550 We have 15 used field har-program for this summer...... stock sides $550 The grants are to Reno Coun- or 6', engine PLOWS 1958 IH 3/4 ton pickup, clean lo-vesters of various makes. These cal truck $575 harvesters all have been over-ty teachers, preferably fourth 16.931 4x14 - 4x16 F120 The Market Foundation '145 1955 IH 3/4 ton pickup $350 hauled in our shop and are rea-through eighth grade teachers...... x1455A - 3x16 No. 70 AC dy to work. AD 8-2440 For More Information x1455H - 5x14 F120 PLOWS & MISC. They will be for $37.50 each to 1. CO, x16810A - 3x16 No. 8 IH SEE US FOR hisrl pt. 4x14 IH semi-mtd. IH No. 209 2x14 3 pt. mtd. $225 84 Allis 3x14 mounted $175 Demonstrators te;ral 4x16 F125 IH No. 314 3x16 rollover plow New Hesston swathers; Gehl Overstock- - andseveral others feed machinery; Crust Buster $695 Harrows; G -B loaders; Danuser HARVEST TERMS ! ! IH 3x16 on rubber $125 Shopworn- diggers;Li:lliston - IH 550 5x14 steerable, be in soon rolling culti- Cal EA 5-2089 After Hours JD No. 55 3x16 on rubber $125 vators; Grain-O-Vators. JD 9' wheel disk $165 2510 John Deere gas, fully equipped, wide front $800 BR. III No. 463 4 -row rear mount Tri-County Sales axle, few hours, SAVE Washington Impl. cultivator $495 Oliver 2 -row rear mount culti- ,George Munkres EA 5-2301 vator, 3 pt. $145 Phone Collect John Deere No. 39 mower, 3 -point hitch, 7' HD$375 tok IH H&M 250 2 -row cultivator BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 bar, 2 sickles, shopworn KORitalkidf WASHINGTON $40 HERINGTON, KANSAS IH No. 25V mower $75 John Deere No. 38 mower, 7 -ft., 2 sickles, shop- IH No. 27V mower $125 FOR SALE - 1958 Internation- worn $450 USED TRACTORS Oliver 7' trailer mower ....$75 al 2 -ton, new engine and 13%' IH No. 100 FH mower $325 combination grain to stock bed with cover. Jim Rowland, Wet- pt., PT0,1965Farmall 706D IH No. 46T hay baler $795 John Deere No. 127, 5 -ft., 3 -point hitch, Gyramor,$398 1965Farmall 706 IH No. 45T baler $100 more, Kans. 866-4681. x18 slip clutch, rear control wheel ever shift964Farmall 706D IH No. 5 4 -bar side del. rake y 300 his.959Farmall 560 $175 pt., PTO,954Farmall Super MTA dieselDavid Bradley 4 -bar rake .. $50 $ 1 49 951Ferguson TO 20 IH No. 311 3x14 FH plow, like Miscenaneoug John Deere No. '18 6 -ft. rear mount blades th cab 1.951Massey-Harnis 44 new, $550 pt., PTO,' John Deere A IH No. 400 3 -section springtooth USED MACHINERY with evener $145 USED EQUIPMENT 3 pt., gar FARMS FOR SALE 1960 Massey 92 combine, 14', powersteering, An-$2750 1959IH 101 combine, 12 -ft. Mohn Implement Co. We have twelve farms, 80 to sel cab ide front, 959MH 92 combine, 12 -ft. Telephone CE 8-5101 _1958MH 92 combine, 16 -ft. 320 acres in Dickinson County, 3 pt., YR 957MH 60 combine, 12 -ft. both improved and unimproved, pt., PTO, 960 Junction City, Kansas some part grass, some all crop- IH No. 46 baler land. Ford, 1950 8N Tractor, good, good rubber $650 960NY No. 178 S.P. baler FOR SALE - 1959 Model 45 JD Can give possession of fall fully 61116ichardson bale loader combine, 12' header, good condi-cropland on most of them. ey?.rs bale loader tion. Always shedded. Also 1961 Also, two farms with small IHC F3irmall 350. 1958 Model, east hitch,TA'S' 295 ttom 14' co. 311 316 F.H. plow Model 55 JD combine, good con- acreage, with very good im- good dition. A. P. Betzen, FL 94623,provements. Call: arrow Rossville Truck Colwich, Kans. x19 ars,26' John Deere 50, very good, new paint $895 w forage & Tractor Co. FOR SALE - No. 6 John Deer Wilson Real Estate field cutter with heavy duty te, comp's Phone 584-3560 row crop head, 5 foot mower ABILENE, KANSAS Ford Tractor with Wagner loader, motorcom- ROSSVIT J.Fi, KANS. bar. Has chrome knives and pletely overhauled, good tires, all $695 fie late sickle drive. Russell Peter- nes COMBINE NO. 93 IH 10 -ft., us - son, Randolph, K'ans. Phone LOANS ALL TYPES ABLE d 2 yrs., extra good, $3400; Leonardville 211-13. x17 $10,000 to $100,000,000 combine No. 101 IH 14 -ft., good, IHC side deliveryrake, on rubber $135 n Of VfOt0; swather IH No. 201, good, WANTED - Usable small doz- Anywhere in USA and Canada Combines ., $2100. Grimwood & So ns, er, any make. Evening phone PTO, bale chute and Burns, Kans. SB18 456-7364, Paul Hill, Belvue, Ks.FISHER Real Estate -Mortgage 1958 IHC 55W baler, wire )1. CO, x18 Corp. hitch $795 FOR SALE - IHC No. 60 three- Mortgage Brokers, 1134261 = 14 -in. plow on rubber,FOR SALE - 1959 JD No. 45 Joy, Ill., 61260 WS. pull type, good. 1 1953 Oliver 88 12' combine with cab and No. $50 _tractor, good. 1 1950 IHC H 10 2 -row corn head. JD 2 -row IHC cultivator, fast hitch mounted lister with fertilizer at- FOR SALE - Boat, motor and tractor with mower, good. 1 IHC trailer. Pulls one skier, $295. Art PriCeS No. 37 disk on rubber, 11 ft., tachment. JE 9-8501, Manhat- Carey, Alma, Kans. Phone 765- 30 -ft. Mulkey elevator with 4 H.P. Briggsengine, good. Phone CE 8-3087, Ralph tan, Kansas. x18 verygood, for hay or grain $275 Meyer, Junction City, Kans. x21 3611. x18 16' FOR SALE Farmall 300, fast ?O' withlaFOR SALE - 250 gal. DeLaval hitch, good rubber, new paint.WANTED -3 -POINT hitch ce- bulk milk tank, 1961 model. IHC 250 cultivator. Fox 2 -row ment mixer. Call 924-2362, John PTO sprayer for two barrels, 8 -row boom $75 14' Stainless steel wash vats. Phone cutter with pickup, will sell sep- or Richard Dugan, Circleville, aan 944...625.Green, Kans. Delbertarately. Virgil Visser, Wake- Kans. x21 rap Evans. field, Kans. x18 x19 AC hay conditioner, good condition $375 tractor's FORt SALE - Massey HarrisFOR THE ride of your life, Financeself propelled model 35 combine. ride a Big Horn saddle from John K. Blythe, Council Grove, Key Milling. Clay Center, Kans. Help Wanted Inc.I phone 913 349-2932,call before SB TF Oliver Side Rake, low wheel. $150 7 a. m. SB17 /108E FOR SALE - International )42 S. FOR SALE- 1961 IHC B160, baler with motor, wire tie, good WANTED - MANAGER for John Deere 7 -ft. No. 8 mower, Quick .tatch, hyd. ,V8 truck, new box. 1946 Chevy condition, $150. Ernest Klau-country elevator handling feed, lift, good $195 VSO1% ton truck with box, 1951 mann, Republic, Kans. x18 grain and fertilizer. Experience DC Case tractor with loader, preferred. Contact Farmers m8INESstandard front end. Owner in OWATONNA WINDROWER, Grain and Supply Co., Westfall, 3.14 3 -point hitch J Deere plow $175 service. Phone 562-3900, Marys- 1964 Model 80. Motor completelyKans. Phone 913 436-7196. SB19 clean ville, Kans. x20 overhauled. Always shedded, $2200. Keith Williams, Marys- 2'Plat. ANTED- PTO shaft with ville, Kans. Phone 562-3914. 3-16 3 -point hitch John Deere plow $195 bearings for John Deere 40 Util- SB18 Pets orrn ity, 1954 model, serial 60254; al- lean so weights. You wine makers, COMBINES - 1955 GLEANER. New Blair Feed Wagons - Grain-O-Vators we have the grapes this fall. 1959 John Deere 12'45. 1954, See Us For Your Farmhand Needs head T`1-LT1:on's Vineyards, Silver Lake, 1949 John Deere 55s. 1951 Sup- FOR SALE - Beautiful Collie tt. ,.,ans. x19 er 26 Massey. Tractors -1962 puppies for stock or pets. Rea- or MM GVI, low hours, new tires,dyy to go at reduced rates. Carl Call Us Collect CE 8-4103 FOR SALE- 1956 Super W-6paint. 1959 MF 65.Slick 1958 Jones, Jr., Box 36, White City, TA, live PTO, live hyd., belt Ford 961. 1959 John Deere 730 Kans., 349-2388. x19 les pulley, low hours, one owner, diiesel RC. 1958, 1955 Moline Inc. shedded. J. M. Hart, Delphos, diesel R.C. 1958, 1955 Moline FOR SALE - White German Kans., Ph. 623-4438. x21 60,all LP. 1948, 1947 Ds. 1951Shepherd stud, small Pekingese Massey 44. 2 Fords. Straw chop-puppies. Stud service for both wY 1965MODEL 16 I -H field cutter per for C. New 60" rotary mow-breeds offered. L. Porter, 437- BOWMAN'S ensilage wagons with er, 3 -point, $295. Toolbars, 3 - 2762, St. Marys, Kans. x18 lien Rd'rIts.Eldon Henton, RR3, Man- JUNCTION CITY hattan,2 points. Ford cultivators, plows, Kansas PR 6-8142. x19 T -discs. New 14%' JD mountedFOR SALE - Registered Ger- Your 44641 FOR SALE cultivator. Used Hume reels. man Shepherd pups. Lawrence - 71/2' Noble blade Nickel Brothers, Buhler, Kans. Berg, Onaga, Kans., phone 889- Junction City - Manhattan Area T5* Plow. Duane Braden, Wake- SB19 ' field, 913 HO 1-5851. x19 x18 4262. John Deere Dealer tation officer's Roche, auct. aPPrntalo Tighter Control er supply,sewage July 27 - Afternoon - House- refuse disposal. dis hold goods, Gladys Wollen- == required for Appro4 G&G Calendar berg. Hanover, Kans. Don On Housing construck n11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M1111011111111111IiMMIIIIIIIIII11111111111h- single-family Karig July 2 - Household goods in Roche, auct. larger than dwelling July 12 - Farmland auction fiveacres. Morganville, Kans., Petermey- southwest of Herington, July 29 - Stremel Polled Here-Around Lakes No siteof five Japan er estate. Auct Foster Kretz. ford dispersal in Bison, Kans., can be sold acres Scenes Kans., George Merilartt estate. Dr. Hugh Dierker, statedi- after harvest Co -executors Neva Applegate Vic Roth, sale manager. rector of health, saysplanningapproved facilitiesJuly July 6 - Shop equipment and installed have a Wall( and Lyle Shirk. Auct & real is under way for implementing or anacceptai4 household goods in Riley, Aug. 3 - Antique and house- guaranteeing ACC4311 Kans., H. L. McGowal. Auct estate broker Carl Schnell. a new lakeand reservoir sanita- such hold sale, Julie Wiemers, Han- has been ins tion zoning law. filedwith Foster Kretz. July 13 - Household furnish- over, Kans. Don Roche, auct. the Wheat 4 The new law gives the Statecommissioners. a ings and other items in Abi- ese 111°1 July 6 - Household goods in Aug. 17 - Household goods Health Department authority to Dierkersaid state lene, Kans., Luna R. Barclay. he. filmed I Salina, Kans., Harry Stover. sale, Nina Modeen, Waterville, partmentrepresentatirci Aucts Carl & Wm. Schnell. set up sanitation zone boundar- minute Aucts Frank Harz and Bob Kans. Don Roche, auct. ies but enforcement of sanitarycontactingcounty coninA by a st4 Perry. July 13 - Household goods in regulations will be the responsi-ers in 43 counties ,The Oct. 7 - Polled Hereford disper- to disr. Trenton, Kans., Casey Spauld- program and July 6 - Farmland auction sion,Otis,Kansas. Fritz bility of local reservoir sanita- its operai:. an e!r northeast of Haddam, Kans., ing. Auctioneers, Frank Harz ton officers. and Bob Perry. Kerbs & Son. Sale mgr. Vic take 1113 estate of Lillian Throop. Auct Roth. The new law will apply to 20 of trad- federal reservoirs and 23 stateAbilene J. T. Dickson, atty. for estate, July 15 - Furniture in Fair- Corn should F. R. Lobaugh, Washington. Oct. 9 - Polled Hereford dis- lakes, Dierker said. back a bury, Nebr., Mr. & Mrs. Frank persion, WaKeeney, Kans., Simpson. Auct. Harold R. Sie- The local officers will enforceTo SellStock United July 8 - Farmland of the Mrs. San -R -Ranch. Sale Mgr. Vic minimum standards for water ABILENE Maude Ward estate north- gel. -Anunj said. Roth. supplies, sewage disposal andshares of common west of Morrowville, Kans., Mrs. stotit. July 15 - Farmland auction refuse disposal facilities. senting the majority Eunice George, Admin., F. R. Oct. 14 - Balthrop Farms iutb southeast of Concordia, Kans., "The tasks of surveillance ofthe Vacu-Blast Lobaugh, attorney for the es- Hampshire hog sale in New- Corpora Drop the Dinsmore estate. Auct El- the area, about 2 million acresbe offered to tate. J. T. Dickson, auct. ton, Kans., John Balthrop, Wi- the public.' don Thorman. in 43 counties, is costly and al- The announcement chita, Kans. tvk W001 July 15 - Household goods in most manageable," Dierker said.recently by William A Oct. 31 - Angus production W. The co Clay Center, Kans., Drantman "The legislature felt that thispresident, fromthe firnii sale, Wymore, Nebr,, Doublewould be done satisfactorily in the t estate. Auct Foster Kretz. ufacturing plantin Abilim "C" Angus Farm, Clement C. and more economically by a lo- The home office will be n TOP of thee year's TIPT July 19 - Antique sale, Bill Hi- Jones. cal reservoir sanitation officerin Belmont, Calif. att, Fairgrounds, Beatrice, appointed by the county com- ly becau. Nov. 1 - Hammarlund & Sham- The sale of 176,244shar Nebr. Don Roche, auct. missioners. the general public ir. Janus rock annaul Angus sale in St. repro the DO Marys, Kans. Present law set sboundariesapproximately two-thirds July 22 - Farm sale southwest said. of Talmage, Kans., Ralph to include all unincorporated ownership of thecompain. lHOLLAND Nov. 11 - 23rd annual Here-land within three miles of the World Marrs. Auct. Foster Kretz. Kurz states, "in addition start of 6ALER-TWINE ford production sale south- reservoirorlake. Under the planned to issue $11/2 July 22 - Furniture in Fair- west of Haven, Kans., W. alaw which becomes effective worth of convertible -p sitar] BINDER -TWINE su nt sa bury, Nebr., Mr. & Mrs. Frank and Harold Tonn, Auct. Har-July 1, the state board of healthate debentures at the Simpson. Auct. Harold R. Sie- old Tonn. may establish boundaries for saint ool uso "This financing program Prices 695 BALE gel. Nov. 19 - Annual production only those areas found neces- been made possible by the sary to accomplish the intent of 1968 ma July 22 - ASC grain bins in sale of registered Herefords, able pattern of growtht the 196' 6500 WIRE Clay Center, Kans., a morning Marysville, Kans. Elmer Pe-the law, provided no boundaryent years," Kurz said, "an! is more than three miles from of 39.8 per sale. Auct Foster Kretz. terson & Son. been done at this time ft sis, but carton July 23 - 1000 acres of Saline the edge of the reservoir or lake.purpose of purchasing March 105° Nov. 20 - Annual production Dierker said sanitation per-patent rights related to pr and Ottawa County land, sale of registered Hereford slightly Sheriff's sale in partition, mits will no longer be required.lines currently manufacto "But. Satisfaction cattle, Elmer L. Johnson &But he said no one can build anyand to build a broader f' east door of Saline County Sons, Smolan, Kans. er, and Guaranteed Court House. Aucts. Frank structure, except for agricultur-base." months The company designs, Harz and Bob Perry. Nov. 2.3 - Kocher Herefords al purposes, on a site of five confirm production sale, Onaga, Ks.acres or less in a sanitation factures and markets spech els," th July 25 - Furniture tin Fair- zone without the reservoir sani-dustrial machinery, prime, Wool bury, Nebr., Mrs. Edna Coop-Jan. 21, 1969 Anual Reben- abrasive blast machinery. prograt er. Auct. Harold R. Siegel. storf Hereford production are exi July 26 - Farm sale southeast sale,Sylvan Grove,Kans., The No.1 Hog Market In Kansas of Washington, Kans., Mrs. Elmer Rebenstorf. 111- Arlen Mosteller. Auct. Harold TEX REAL WASHINGTON SALES CO. 5th & Ash TA 7-4467 R. Siegel. July 27 - Morning ONWARD 95th TRY US SOON SALINA, KS. - Land auction, Judith Rosedahl Est.,' Cow Hera-- HOGSevery TUESDAY North of Frankfort. Don Royal Essar CKato, Heir CATTLEevery WEDNESDAY All Saki Apparent Start SERVICEABLE BULLS Ronald RiceMotors, Inc WITH WEIGHT RECORDS YOU Gri ACTION Priced . . . $300 to $500 AT THE WASHINGTON AUCTION EDBURT CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC GRANT POOLE North Kansas' Largest VolumeDealer MANHATTAN, KANS. NW 2nd Located 4 mi. south of I -70-K177 Barn Phone EA 5-2266 Residence EA 5-2393 Phone CO 3-4000 ABILENE, KANS. intersection,2 miwest on Mc- Dowell Creek Rd. Ph. PR 6-8315. Washington, Kans. s THEY'RE MOVING Theseare remaining June Sale valuees avail- Concordia able to July 10at old prices. LUXURY USED CARS 1966 TORONADO 2 door hardtop Folly loaded. Was $3495. $3095 1967 CHEVROLET Impala 2dr. hardtop, V8 Radio, heater, automatic $2595 air conditioned, nice. transmission, powersteering, 1966 CADILLAC Sedan deVille4 dr. hardtop Fully loaded and nice. $3995 Sales Co., Inc. 1967 CAPRICE 2 dr. hardtop Full power and air. Solid red. $3095 HOGS START AT 11:00 A.M. 1967 OLDS Luxury Sedan A real choice car. Sale Every Wed. Fully loaded local Abilenecar. $3395 CATTLE AT 1:00 P.M. 1967 FORD XL Convertible Was $3895. Starting at 1 :00p.m. $3195 notified race: Loaded with everything. Only9000 miles. Soldnew for CONCORDIA, KANSAS Harvest being in full swing last Saturday, we over $4400. Lots of new carwarranty left. of our buyers that receipts would be light.There Was a Truckers and Farmers Open Thru Harvest fair run of hogs, but not enough cattle to make amarket. 200-250 lb. hogs topped at 21.35, and down to 21.10. HARVEST TRUCKSALE Market Last Week Shoats brought 15.00- 18.00 and smaller pigs 12.00-150' 1967 CHEVROLET 1/2ton, L.W.B Radio, heater, custom cab, $2195 Butcher hogs steady $20.45 automatic, real clean. to $21.05 with top $21.05; All our regular buyers will be back this coming 1966 CHEVROLET 21/2 ton heavy duty $3495 sows $15.60 to $16.40; feed- sSaalte.ur day, and with harvest over, we expect a near-normal 366 motor, 900x20 tires, full air brakes,2 speed axle, 5 er speed transmission, radio, west coast mirrors, pigs,145-1b.$19.50; 1966 GMC I/2ton, LWB, V-6 ready to go weaning pigs $12.75to Radio, heater, hitch, bucket seats, $1695 $20.25. We need your fat hogs for our packers buyers.If you one owner. Cattle: for this 1965 CHEVROLET IA ton, LWB $1495 Calves $39.00 to $56.00 have some ready to go,- we'd like to have them 3 -speed transmission, V-8, heater,hitch 355 lb. WF bull Saturday. 1965 CHEVROLET '/2 ....$28.50 ton; LWB $1445 540 lb. BWF steer..$28.80 3 -speed 6, radio, heater, hitch 410 lb. WF bull....$28.80 -old black 1961 CHEVROLET 14 ton, MR. 300 lb. SH bull ANGUS BREWERS, NOTE: We have a 3 -year 4 wheel drive $1445 $29.90 Radio, heater, hitch, new paint. 460 lb. BWF heifer $25.10 Angus bull on consignment for this coming Saturday. 1958 INTERNATIONAL 14 ton 525 lb. WF heifer $25.25 Real good older model pickup. $395 Bull sold from $21.30to LICENSED AND BONDED Plenty of Older Model used Trucks $22.50 CE8'1471 oh Cows at $16.00 to $18.80 BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY Plus A Complete Stock Of NewOnes If you have livestock to appraise,call: ea Open Evenines Till 9p.m. Tom Walker, Owner VERN LANGVARDT, Manager, 502UPLUPL6A.., Sundays 1 to 50, p.m. Phone 243-1674 HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer, 520 -7"' Barn, 243-1074 349.2863 AM - HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone th knterican:: ProjeqsF. Hampshire rams are widelyus- visible IHC Fights arming Still Biggest ed to produce the kind of lamb Grass & Grain 21 frostratio4 desired at markets. Hampshire July 2, 1968 Johnsat,1 State TaxLaws is a mutton -type breed, ofmedi- eXeetatittir um wool grade,with rams sas sheepmen, and the state is idustry In U.S. International Harvestercom- weighing 250 pounds ormore. one of the leaders in registra- ware,, pany attorneys have filed a law- The ram provides the best tion of Hampshire sheep. By Frank Orazem and services. suit in Denver Districtcourt in L....rewatt Kansas State University Each year their purchases in- way to improve market lamb d rural an attempt to declare unconsti-quality. By using high qualityANNUAL SHORTHORN It's true that the number of clude: tutional a law under which s, tocoati, the rams, sheepmen can breed forPICNIC AT BURRTON farmers in theU.S. has been de- -More than $4.6 billion in state collects income taxes from developarcreasing during recent years. farm tractors and other motor such economically important, BURRTON - The Pete and out-of-state corporations. and highly heritable, traits Tom Schrag families were hosts [ resourc,But farming still rates as the vehicles, machinery, and equip- as [eluded John H. Heckers, statereve- overall meatiness, fat thickness,for an annual picnic held for hi ment. nation's biggest industry. nue director, and the state ofloin eye area, and rate and Shorthorn breeders at Willow Roughly 5.2 million workers -$3.4 billion for fuel, lubri- Colorado are named as defend- ef- in farming. This ficiency of gain. Lake. The- Schrag herds and the are employed cants, and maintenance of ma- ants. Lamb and wool production isherds of Irven Ediger and Nor- is more than the combined em-chinery and motor vehicles. The complaint contends Colo-a profitable business for Kanman Roux were seen. ployment in transportation, pub- rado has jurisdiction only over - lic utilities, the steel industry, income within the state's bor- and the automobile industry. ders. The company attorneys Agriculture's assets total $273 say International Harvester, IT billion, or about two-thirds of 44* 1 : coitICK-fittio4; iienosogists along with other out-of-state the value of current assets of all firms, must pay taxes on net in- corporations in the U.S., or $1..9 billion for fertilizer andcome on a formula based on pro- IS three -fifths of the market value lime. perty owned in Colorado- com- of all corporation stocks on the ---5 million tons of steel in thepared with property in other New York Stock Exchange. form of farm machinery, trucks,states - and sales in Colorado, MASSEY-FERGUSON farmers spend morecars, fencing, and building ma-compared with sales in other la ethan$33 billion a year for goods terials. states. World's largest manufacturer of tractors, self-pro- and services used to produce Eight million persons have WA, crops and livestock. They spend jobs in storing, processing, and pelled combines and diesel engines will franchise another $12 billion a year for merchandising agricultural pro- and help set up a profitable dealership for qualified food, clothing, drugs, furniture,ducts. Another 6 million are Hamp Sheeprnen appliances, and other products -employed in jobs providing farm party. Contact: N supplies. Some of these are as follows: Shift To roved - MASSEY-FERGUSON, INC. d -Meat and poultry, including P. 0. Box 15160 CATTLE SALE meat packing, prepared meats, Higher Weights Kansas City, Kans. 66115 EVERY MONDAY and poultry dressing plants- Hampshire sheep breeders are 300,000 employees and a pay- taking a critical look at their HOG SALE roll of more than $1.6 billion. product. Members of the Ameri- north of Dairy, including fluid milk, can Hampshire Sheep Associa- 3 west of :BY WEDNESDAY lection 1, concentrated and dried mik, nat-tion have met at K -State in a Sale Time 12:00 Noon ural cheese, ice cream, and spe-national type conference. BEATRICE,' NEBR. cial dairy products - 257,000 About 100 people attending the 1 employees and a payroll of morethe conference started work to Beatrice 77 than $1.4 billion. unify the thinking of sheepmen JVFSTOCK SALES CO. -Baking, including bread andand establish patterns to guide 2 miles north of Beatrice, related products - 280,000 em-the AHSA directors. "We hope nce Jun Nebr., opposite the airport. ployees and a payroll of more to find a pattern for Hampshire Phone 223-3571 than $1.5 billion. -sheep type and fit our sheep to CLARENCE TEGTMEIER -Fruit and vegetable process-it," Roy Gilman, Stuart, Iowa, ELMAR JURGENS Secretary of AHSA, said. :eased JR. THIMM ing - 207,000 employees and a Lobaugii payroll of $837 million. Included in prohahie changes SELLING STARTS 12:30 NOON n, Kan in Hampshire sheep -Cotton broadwoven fabrics 4* le estate will be encouragement of larger 209,000 employees and a pay- Pigs--- This Year Put rollof $772 million. size in general. Changes in size Fat Hogs- Cattle of the animal will come easier TOPEKA FAIR SIGNS with greater acceptance of heav- In the order they are booked ..MONSANTO COMIC ALAN KING ier market lambs by packers. To BOOK CONSIGNMENTSORFOR INFORMATION, CALL: Humorist Alan King has ben Evaluation of lamb carcasses JERRY MOYI...AN ay SEAL -VAC signed to headline night showshelps explain differences in live PAT MOYLAN conformation. Dr. Harold J. Tu- 767-5131 767-5435 ma, researcher at KSU, told the WES SVVENSON 767-6388 ACUUM SILAGE group that carcasses differ in 6 fat cover or finish, in leg con- 0n HighwaYUS 66East Edge of NEXT TO formation, and in kidney or in- ternal fat. oUlicit Grove KanSo NO SPOILAGE Alan He pointed out that 85 to 95 King ndad iLivestack. Dealers & ated 114 percent of the lamb value is in Order Buyers If Kans. four cuts - leg, loin, rack and Porniore information, call n doors; your SEAL -VAC Dealer. shoulder. "We look for thick, muscled leg because what we USED TRACTORS & TRUCKS water find in the leg carries through Tease Victor Kruse' A butei, to the loin," he said. Leg and Refuse Truck Phone 2609 at the Mid -America Fair at To-loin make up the majority value 1960 International with 17 yd. Barnes, Kans. of the four cuts. Amount of '67 GMC 411=10. peka on Septembar 6-8. Hyde Pack, Packer body, good unit, ready to go to 1 -ton. Dual wheels with10 rebuilt muscling can be easily seen in ft. bed. Real low mileage only the leg. work for only 44100r: The Hampshire breed plays an $1695 $2295 tornatlei 5% MAXIMUM RATE ALLOWED BY LAW 5% important role in Kansas sheep gAND production. Nearly all commer- '64 Ford '60 Chevrolet ON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS cial ewes are westerns, purchas- 1/2 ton, automatic transmis- 000d 2 -ton, 2 -speed axle. Only ryab $500.00 to $100,000.00 ed in southwest United States. sion ler, het' $1195 Available for Businesses, Individuals, or Joint Accounts. $995 Cea Wanda Heavy Duty motor utomatically renewable, guaranteed bank interest. oil, 15 -gal. drums 72c gal. 'ound Case $6.72 and Wanda non -detergent motor '63 Chevrolet '63 Ford Falcon saw; F.D.I.C. Insurance $15,000.00 oil, 15 -gal. drums 59c gal. 1/2 ton, long wide bed with Sedan delivery withnew cket: $1,125,000 Fidelity Bond Case $5.04 camper cover paint. Only oinet'll Wanda Heavy Duty Lithium pull $1095 $695 lg Capital Surplus Reserves Exceed $500,000.00 grease, 1.98 per carton of 10 tubes; 35 -lb.pail $5.69 pring JT6 Super Duty grease 10 tpres" tubes $3.89;40 -lb.pail '65 Ford '62 Ford Falcon box $13.95 2 -tonwith2 -speedaxle. (SEND IN THIS COUPON) 15,000 Watt PTO alternator Ready to go. Bus. All window, 2 seats for hand I want.to invest in a 5% Per annum Certificate of deposit of $575 $695 ;mall Combine Carrier Chains $1995 to Massey Harris 90 & 92 $87.50 $ For Massey Harris 80 & 82 $79.50 John Deere 55 $39.50 '58 Ford '52 Dodge Name or John Deere 45 $49.50 11/2 ton with dual wheels. IHC 151-403 1/2 -ton for Ready to go. Address Cit7 _State $89.50 IHC 101-303 $49.50 $395 $195 f Social Sec. No. Compound Int. 0 Mail Int. CI We Have In Stock ManyGood Road Tractors. /LUESTE Single axles and tandem.Diesel or gas MEMBER F. D. I. C. FARM RANCH DALE SHARP BANK OF TESCOTT SUPPLY Tescott, Kansas Emporia TRUCK CENTER OTTAWA COUNTY'S LARGEST West Hwy. US 50 600 W. Hwy. 24 Topeka, Ks. CE 4-8606 Manhattan 61G i RKFIREWORK 1/4 MILE DRAG STRIP ACROSS DISPLAY OFF HWY 18 BETWEEN MANHATTAN & OGDEN 1h MILE SOUTHOF AIRPORT UP TRACKS LOOK FOR SIGN. THURSDAY, JULY4 Starting at 9.30 Jet Cars p.m, Camaro July 4th vs Free Pepsi & Time Trials Mustang Admission for at 3:00 p.m. Speeds up to 200 MPH Admission $1.50 Be There By 7 p.m.. Kids Under 12 NO' SALE TODAY, JULY 2 Next Sale Tuesday, July 9 Thanks For Waiting 1oun( FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: LIVESTOCK COMMISSION sen, Ab REZAC BARN Michael St. Marys 437-2999 COMPANY and Lar DELAINE REZAC .recent a St. Marys 437-6266 ELMER 1MTHURN Maple Hill MI 3-2440 vSt. Marys, PAUL KRAMER.. Risi St. Marys 437-2993 Auctioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby & Dennis Rezac Kans, rUm KOKKKIKVINVETIMMIKII

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.4.terest ra Central Kansas Most amount failns ca Modern Livestock Auction...West Side OfSalina a Kansa: nomist. TWO SALESEVERY WEEK Farm MONDAY TH i AY -, now thal can han( Hogs & Cattle Only higher ir Hogs sell at 11:00 a.m. followed by Selling a :00 a.m. Cattle repayme: our regular cattle sale as they are will sellI order are consign. or theI unloaded. ed on t ks. return, s NO MORE THURSDAY SALES UNTIL AFTER HARVEST Three With the wheat harvest in full swing in this area, last debt car 1 business. Monday we had a light run of both cattle and hogs as 14 whi pigs @ 14.00 Morrison Grain Co. ,Salina 7 mix sows 464 p16.60Don Ewig, Abilene repayme expected.The fat hog top was $22.10.The following 513hwamhiphpoiggss208 @ca Forest Clark, Minneapolis6 hamp hog 202 @21.90 Arnold Kroenlein, Lincoln est, and is a partial listing of the sales made: M. Hovander, Herington 22 mix hogs216 21.80 Don Wilbur, Niles can be . 4 whi hogs 225 @ 171::1 J. H. Koralek, Ellsworth 1 blk sow 340 17.50Eldon Appin, Salina and inte CATTLE 1 whi sow 390 @ Emil Klima, Holyrood 1 whi sow485 @16.00 Eldon Appin, Salina Thom Henry Steppe, Miltonvale1 blk calf 54.00 Art Gery, Abilene 26 whi hogs 202 p21.95 Eldon Appin, Salina whi1 25025 (a@ 21.10 Frank Jordon, Abilene 1 wf calf 51.00 21,80 point ot Don Wilbur, Niles 5 hamp pigs @ 14.50 George Taylor, Oak Hill whi1hoghog Dale Benike, Salina 1 red str 780 @23.90 length o Lonnie Farmer, Asherville 4 jer strs 377 (a17.00 .sume tI Lonnie Farmer, Asherville1 red str 540 @24.60 has suf Lonnie Farmer, Asherville1 black hfr 745 ©22.10 You can Mullen Bros. ,Brookville 1 wf cow 1160 @19.00 monthl Mullen Bros., Brookville 1 wf cow1395 @18.10 Paymen Mullen Bros., Brookville 26 wf cows1226 ((I18.20 If thr Mullen Bros., Brookville 1 wf bull1605 p23.40 rio year: Henry Steppe, Miltonvale1 wf cow1080 @17.40 Henry Steppe, Miltonvale1 wf cow 845 @17.90 you cot: D. F. Okeson, Clay Center 3 char hfrs 510 @ 24.50 The (

Pat Kennedy, Waldo 5 wf strs 361 28.30 1 impact Pat Kennedy, Waldo 6 wf strs 450 28.00 ' bY corn Pat Kennedy, Waldo 3 hol Ars [email protected] total pa Pat Kennedy, Waldo 5 bwf hfrs566 p23.90 interest Pat Kennedy, Waldo 5 roan hfrs 498 23.10 various CK Ranch, Brookville 1 wf cow1020 18.80 Periods CK Ranch, Brookville 1 wf cow 1075 @18.00 CK Ranch, Brookville ;,:Assu 1 wf cow [email protected] 000 for CK Ranch, Brookville 1 wf cow1035 p18.20 interesi August Schlesener, Hope 1 roan cow1145 14.25 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 330 in August Schlesener, Hope 1 hol cow 1180 p18.20 seven- August Schlesener, Hope 1 wf cow 950 p15.60 LAURENCE CLEMENCE Farmers & Ranches Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 would Bill Schultz, Miltonvale 4 blk strs 378 (a.) 26.40 MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN Bill Schultz, Miltonvale 2 blk strs CO, Exte 475 @25.75 Durham Phone 732-3371 LIVESTOCK COMMISSION to 10 BOB MUIR and in, HOGS Salina Phone TA 3-2963 West on oldUS 40 total $ Walt Hannebaum, Tescott 15 mix hog 223 @22.00 MARKET REPORTS the tot Walt Hannebaum, Tescott 8 mix hogs 225 p21.90 Radio Station KSAL, Salina VAV Barn Phone George Bearnes, Culver 12 mix hog 205 p22.10 CERTIFIED SALINA,l(S' On a 6:45 a.m. Every 913 TA 5-0211 , LIVESTOCK - would V. V. Owens, Gypsum 3 spt sows370 p16.60 Monday, Wednesday & Friday MARKET AUCTIONEERS: Vinson cent 0/ Bob Abel, Barnard 7 whi hogs 217 p22.90 KFRM Dean Moore, Lee Remy,Roger Morrison Grain Co. ,Salina 1 hamp boaj545 12.50 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. The iS 130T1 Bonded Licensed 4 i' irinuct ik- ( royal of disposal Pruval million, is upsharplyfrom ructional Kansas Harvest In $32,800,000 last year, primarilyDonates31 Head Of ing on due to lower average market July 2, 1968 res. Japanese Film prices. The federal woolpay- Sores Angus To or Scenes of the Kansas wheat ments are designed to subsidize K -State DENNIS REZAC ulY 1 harvest are to be featured in producers on the basis ofmar- Thirty-one head of valuablesaid. "This gift to Kansas StateTOP AUCTIONEER have a Japanesemovie. ket prices. Angus breeding cattle eptable G.C. Fowler, have been University is an indication of MIAMI, FLA.- Dennis Re- According to Domestic consumption of wool given to Kansas State Universi- zac, son of Mr. and Mrs. De. insta4 administrator of the Kansas last year was 2.1 poundsa per- his interest, not only in better ty, Manhattan, by Mr. &Mrs. livestock, but also in the train-wayne Rezac, Marysville, placed 1 the Wheat Commission, a Japan- son compared with 2.5 pounds Ralph Smith of the Ralph ese motion picture company in 1966. Per capita domestic Smith ing of youth to carry on the im-first in the livestock auction- Farms of Kansas City, Mo.,ov- provement of livestock in theeering contest held here. health filmed the harvest for a 30 - consumption of all fibers in er the past two years. atives minute film to be produced 1967 was 2 percent less than the future. art According to Dr. Don Good, by a steel company in Japan. 1966 record. Use of all fibers,ex- head of K -State's animal hus- ) discuss, "The theme will emphasize cept noncellulosics, declined the Snuith has given livestock to bandry department, who accept-KSU on at least two other eration, an expanded wheat trade and department said. Noncellulosics,ed the breeding cattle for the oc- take up the subject of balance or synthetic fiber's, share of the casions. Following WW II he university, the animals will be gave the department of animal of trade, showing why there market, rose to a record 29perextremely valuable in providing Ilpaily should be international trade cent. husbandry a valuable Angus new genetic material to improveherd sire and back in the clays back and forth between the Imports of raw wool thisyearthe university's Angus herd. of draft horses, presented the ck United States and Japan," he probably will total 145 million to Included in the gift were a 150 million pounds, compared university with an important number a. said. herd sire, nine head of calvesgift of Belgian horses. stock, with 109 million pounds in 1967. and 21 head of cows. re Imports of semiprocessed and AMAA/%0111/.."...~.0.0...... ~40111, Y interest "Ralph L. Smith has been a )oration, manufactured wool textiles also breeder of livestock all his life Kansas Tops In )rop In U.S. are expected to increase in 1968. public, and has done much for the bet-Wheat Allotment Start At Mohair production in the Unit- terment of the industry," Good nt was Nool Output ed States during 1967 totaled The AgricultureDepart- $106.00 nW,K ment hasannounced The production of shorn wool 26,300,000 pounds, down 11per state firm's in the United States this year cent from a year earlier. WorldWOULDBAN wheat acreage allotments for Abilene. will be moderately less than last CHOLERA VACCINE the 1969 crop. They are based B. F. Goodrich exports of mohair rose during 119 N. 7th TA 3-2271 )f the fire year's 188 million pounds, large- 1967. The department said do- Participants in four regional on a national allotmentof SAT.INA,.KANSAS ly because of a 7 percent decline mestic and foreign demand forconferences on the eradication 51,600,000 acres. 14 shares: ir. January 1 sheep numbers, U.S. mohair in 1968 may im- of hog cholera have urged that Leading the nation is Kan represents the Department of Agriculture prove slightly. But domestic interstate shipments of all hog sas with an allotment of 9,670,- thirds of said. stocks continue large, the de- cholera vaccines be stopped by 690 acres compared with 11,- )mpany. World supplies of wool at thepartment said, and prices thisJan. 1, 1969, the Department of 117,320 this year and 12,785,- BOOTS iddition, it ;tart of the current season wereyear are expected to average Agriculture has announced. 718 last year. .1/2mill' ip sharply over 1967, the depart- close to the 1967 national aver- The vaccines have been useful This year the national allot- MOST ALL BRANDS de subo mt said. Some recovery in age of 40.9 cents a pound. in helping control the disease, ment was 59.3 million acres e same wool use is expected this year. the department said, but they and last year it was 68,195,000. Largest DisplayIn Area )rogram Prices of U.S. shorn wool in EXTEND DROUGHT AID also can cause hog cholera...... ~1.10.11.10.10.0~0104401~01 by the f 1968 may average slightly above The U.S. Department of Ag- Dwth in the 1967 national average pricericulture offered haying and 1968 Ford F100 iid, "and of 39.8 cents a pound, grease ba-grazing privileges on reserve JAPANESELEAVINGFARMS 1/2 TON PICKUP For Complete time for Japan's farm population now sis, but prices during January - cropland taken out of produc- $2195.00 Line of Western sing ce March of this year averaged tion in three more Kansas coun- is less than 20 percent. These 'd to p farmers currently ply their Ford Twin I -Beam, long -wide Wear and Tack slightly less than a year ago. ties where prolonged drought bed, 4 speed transmission, nut actin* "But April prices were strong-hasseverelyaffected pasture trade on farms averaging only overloads, fresh air heater, der fine er, and prices in the coming normally usedtomaintain 2.4 acres. standard and safetyequip- months of 1968 probably will livestock herds. Most Japanese farmers are ment. DALE'S igns, mach continue above year-earlier lev- Counties designated were Bar- part-time farmers and their in- is special els," the department said. ton, Wichita, and Rush, bring- come from agricultural pro- Long -McArthur, Inc. WESTERN STORE primary Wool and mohair payment ing to 45 the total number of ducts is about $1,014 compared 340 N. Santa Fe 1710 M Street BELLEVILLE, KS. JA 7-2383 108 S. 3rd MANHATTAN, KS. PR 53466 hinery, programs on 1967 marketing Kansas counties offered this as- with $1,098 for non-agricultural I SALINA, KS. are expected to total about 68 profit. was sistance program.

&dog %ma./ Hogs 11:30 a.m. Reynolds rsaie Cattle 1 p.m. Sale Barn Be Seeing You ABILENE, KANS. Selling Every Thursday, Jultil FRIDAY WE WERE CLOSED FOR THE 2 -WEEK HARVEST. NIGHT SALES Starts 8p.m.

A very nice crowd watched a 7 wf steers -890 @ 26.50 light run of cattle sold sharply 4 wf steers 455 @ 31.00 higher last Friday night. 9 bl steers 492 @ 30.00 Several order buyers gave 7 black steers 540 p 29.20 each other a lot of competition 4 whiface steers- 590 @ 29.00 for the meager supply on offer. S pl shorthorn sts 697 @ 25.90 The following is a sampling of 1 holst steer ----720 @ 23.80 the sale: STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS led mac BULLS 2 whiface heifers337 @ 30.00 Ls 1 bull 540@ 27.00 4 whiface heifers 395 c 28.00 ,rket. 1 bull 1230@ 23.00 5 blwf heifers --520 @ 26 . 20 ). 1 bull 1100 15,00, @ 22.90 15 whiface hdfs- 590 @ 26.10 11 mixed heifers 620 @ 25.00 COWS 1 cow 1160 @18.00 LISTED FOR FRIDAY NIGHT lOgn- 1 cow 1255 @17.80 JULY 5th 1 cow 1010 @17.35 42 choice feeder heifers650 lbs. 35 choice argus & bwf steers & STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS heifers 500 to 600 lbs. RALEIGH JIM his 19 med wfsteers 777 @ 27.25 36 mixed steers700 - 800 lbs. 11 bwf steers ---800 @ 27.25 75 grain feed steers & hdfs 700- 14 pl to medsts -847 @ 26.00 800 lbs. RALEIGH BREEDING, MANAGER YARDMEN ON DUTY 24 HOURS A DAY barn 562-3671; home 562-3547 CALLDUDE REYNOLDS COLLECT Auctioneer: Larry Lagasse, For information, requests for appraisals at no Ph. Concordia, Kans. CH 3-1714 obligation, or inquiries regarding coming sales, Bring your cattle call me at any time, day or night. in at any time day or night; we'll han- LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO 3-3394 dle them for you at DUDE REYNOLDS Abilene, Kans. request. maiuspkidie MARYSVILLg, KANSAS