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G&G area hog SalinehCO. producers are apparently becoming fast convinced white boar, Ellsworth o f an on -farm vhite boars, Co. testing program from Kansas State Extension which Ell identifies Co. superior sires. white pigs, tawin mixed Pigs, Willard Olson,a specialist in live animal evaluations, has been head- nOt ing the aplswo pigEs'sc,:ort11 1"°- program, and he's shown here administering tests, taking read- Pigs' white Cloud 01.'1.co. ings, and scanning results with Wendell Moyer, longtime K -State hog mixed Ellsw specialist. 4ii K'1 mixed PI, Ottawa'ur, co, The tests white Preelso determine a pig's ability togrow fast, to grow mostlylean pigs, meat, and mixed his abilityto grow lean meat that will grade into prime Commercialcuts. For a detailedaccount of on -farm testing see article on page 2. On -FarmTesting PorkProducersExtolling then schedulesto from bonepigs summarized in Olson'sreport Kansas swineagents. Olson bounces ultrasonic waves Progressive minded bring his scientificinstruments to recordstheshows that the average backfat producers are makingrapid strides and fat. A camera thickness was .81 inch; the the farm. bouncing pattern andreveals back - average toward producingtrimmer, more traits loin -eyeareawas5.33 The pigs aretested for three fat thickness andloin -eye area to a square- economical pork for consumers. economically important inches, and average time' they are makingwhich are skilled technician likeOlson. to220 One of the ways for both farmersand pork con- A recent on -farmtesting reportpounds was 166.5 flays. such progressisbyidentifying (1)days in theirsumers. Theseare: released by Olsonsummarizes in- "When the average for that superior herd sires to use 220 pounds-an 11 farms. many required to reach formation from 255 pigs on pigs comes so close to therecom- breeding programs. indication of thepig's capabilityof closely the averagemended levels, then The On -Farm TestingProgram of backfatIt shows how many in- growing fast; (2) pigs in the program aremeasuring dividual pigs meet or exceed the Kansas ExtensionService at ofits these offers athickness-anindication up to the"recommended" levels forlevels," Olson notes. Kansas State University ability to addpounds of desirable loiii-eye area, and scientific means ofidentifying these backfat thickness, lean meat insteadof undesirable fat,days to 220 pounds. Olson says he expects continued superior sires. It israpidly gaining indication improvement among thestate'sand (3) loin -eye area-an Wendell Moyer, Extensionswine inKansaspork popularity of the pig's totallean meat contentspecialist at KSU, sayshog farmersthrough on -farmtestingbecause purebred swine producers. "the traits that we measure Extensionand its amount ofprime commercialshould try to buy siresthat have not are Willard Olson, inch of backfat at 220passed along readily from sire specialist in live animalevaluationspork cuts. more than .75 to Birth records and a setof portablepounds, that have atleast 5.5 square -offspring. As more good boarsare at KSU, isheading the program. determine days identified and infused into average to havescales are used to inchesofloin -eye areaatthat Swine producers wishing pounds. pounds in 150Kansas swine herds,the pigsrequired to reach 220 weight, and reach 220 state's The greatness young maleand female loin -eye of stlf, 220 Backfat thicknessand overall pork quality just has to (weighingapproximately days. pends on how lon2,1 Olsonarea are measuredwith a machine Information on 226 youngmalerise." pounds) evaluated contact The machine they workat it, through their local countyExtensioncalled an An -Scan. In 22 other statesin "phase four" the ofthe eradicationprogram, Federal Boost In disease is not known toexist but they still are not considered"hog cholera Cholera Indemnity free" yet. In thosestates the federal share will be boostedto 75 per cent. The AgricultureDepartment has will be We got The 50-50 costsharing published newregulations allowing still in the indemnitycontinued in five states a boostinfederal out" phase of payments to farmerswhose swinethird or "stamping must be killedunder hog choleraeradication. eradication programs. 62 PERCENT OFABORTIONS At present theiederal government PURPLE shares equallywith the states the TO NON-KANSANS cholerain- Women from outside the statehad costsof paying hog abortions per- demnities. The newrules will allow62 percent of the per'formed in Kansas hospitalsin the the federal paymentto cover 90 in 23 states wherepast year. There were8540 legal cent of the costs abortions performed, about 3200 to PRIDE technically does not , hog cholera Kansas women. All but a few ofthe exist. othersinvolvedwomenfrom The payments, however, would be and made if future out breaks occurredMissouriIllinois, Iowa and swine herds had to bedestroyed. Oklahoma. 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'erage ave won anindef If the regulation is issued in its ederal regulation of octane number in the belief that itoctane numbers in rating gasoline.low -ornonleadedgasoline,data quare- tornolgation of a newly revised form, this "averaged stings to be posted would more accurately measurequality. submitted by Te*aco,Inc.,and to220 wiring octane re laboratoryoctane number"will pumps in gasoMe stations. antiknock quality. 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At the same The commission cited recent Another designation called a ulation time it postponed "indefinitely" thechanges in the design of automobile"motor" octane number was said tocommission consultant,Dr.Scott ember. ailed for postingeffective date, which earlier hadengines to allow the use of low -provide a more reliable measure ofSamuelson, professor of mechanical The provision c engineering atthe Universityof itinued 'research" octanebeen moved from June 28 to Sept. 1.octane gasoline. New gasolinethe antiknock quality of low -lead at is called the California at Irvine. Samuelson has pork -iber, determined Despite the new delay, officialscontaininglittleor nolead,thegasoline. umber. 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Step Tell 4 Grass & Grain Toward Effect On Inflation May August 31, 1971 New School For Bennington Freeze's Role To Farmer halt the cost -price squeeze," said a Aro spokesmanfortheNational' N Nf effectsonactions taken to fight inflation. Thefarmmanagementextension Whatwillbe the Association of Wheat Growers. schoolsboardi of PresidentNixon'scost -price squeezeisthe No. 1 economist. agriculture "Final judgment will be based onBhastaken first price -wage -rents freeze? problem facing the American far- "Livestock commodities are not success of the policies designed toestablishing a combined That was the question asked bymer," he added. I affected directly, but indirectly they In Washington, Asst. Deputyare," he added. suffocate inflation and the effect ofsenior high school. many farmeis after the bold move The boardSchoolFund suchaction onagriculturalex-, has appied Administrator Charles Cox said it "At the retail level, meat has a II by the White House in putting a ports." Kansas ceiling on non-agricultural priceswould put a ceiling on processedceiling. ThiesipoionefOlffreeffect permission prices," Thomas ex- "Prices cannot be frozen below toschidtde and wages for a 90 -day period. products and _Ws automaticallyon livesto a levels prevailing on May 25, 1970' elecstatitoen aown p r Farm leadersgenerallywerewould tend to put a ceiling on what aplained. farmer would receive. The KSU Ag economist said beefunder the price and wage freeze,"! requiresthePmal.apthe optimisticthatitwould benefit the commission before "No one suffers from inflationcattle prices will fluctuate some, butsaid Don F. Magdanz of National a me agriculture where raw agricultural held on bonds in I like the farmer does. ..a curb on"if we don't have too big a supply,Livestock Feeders Association. excess of 7 products were not subject to the it"heartening ofthevaluation especiallyprices will stay at current levels in Magdanz called ofthe freeze. inflationshould be district. assuredbeneficial to him," Cox added. months right ahead." news to the swine industry caught in Washington officials a low price bind. mount of bonds farmers of its many benefits. "Farmers are protected by price Thomas said hogs selling under sotto "American farmers stand tosupport loans and wheat certificateceiling prices and the hog market is "Products whose prices have the project is $1,650,000. payments. We've heard nothing butin a position to react. "If we can getdeclined since May 25, 1970, cannot proposal, which h benefit from the actions announced under consideration compliments as far as agriculture issome reduction in the marketing inbe frozen below the price level which more by the President to combat inflation, year, calls for a new junior U.S.concerned," he added. the next 90 days, we think that theprevailed on that date last year," he spur the competitiveness of the added. high school, centrally loeaui economy and to improve our foreign "All indications are that there ishog market has some leaway to some stimulation to various parts ofrespond favorably to reduction in "Although Lhe price freeze does serve all district students in trade and monetary position," not apply directly to live hog prices, 7-12. Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M.the economy and this has to be goodmarketing. Hogs could go up." for agriculture," said Associated "But cattle are selling generallythey are indirectly affected by the Thereare 2 high Hardin said. Bennington and Tescott-p "Farmers willbenefit by theProfessor Wilton B. Thomas, KSUat what the ceiling would figure outapplication of the ceiling to carcass to be," Thomas said. and processed pork prices,"he in operation in the district "Lambs are in the same ball gameadded. both are 4 -yearschools, as cattle and are near the ceiling at "The American farmer stands to grades 9-12. Two of the 9 When you have a mattress problem schoolsinthedistrict the present," he added. gain from theshiftinthead- art Consult the experts Hogs are coming into the seasonalministration's economic policies," students through the 8th gral AT low and should sell around $19, butsaid John W. Scott, master of the Total enrollment for the 5 we are expecting better hog pricesNational Grange, Washington. in the district is 525. MANHATTAN MATTRESS CO. at the turn of the year, Thomas said. "Farmers have been victims of Members of the board ad Headquarters For Fine Bedding American beef cattle producersinflation.. .The President's ministrative staff will appear arenoteffectedbyPresidentprogram, if given an opportunity to the commission in Topeka* Nixon's price-fixing order, assuredwork, will halt inflation and farmers the election permission is BIG SAVINGS Secretary of the Treasurer Johncan look ahead to brighter days," will be Oct. 5. Public meetinp I. the grange leader said. be scheduled in each aft "We make and service everything here" Connally before the American In- ternational Charolais meeting. Inacongratulatoryletterto center prior to the vote. Nation-wide agricultural org-President Nixon,thenational anizations commentedfavorable.grange master expressedap- "Agriculture has carried the bruntpreciation for the "bold display of national leadership." 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In mixing CAKE Melt in top of double 2 eggs bowl, place all ingredients and mix boiler: Apply Ice 2 tablespoons melted butter well. Add dissolved yeast. Add 2 2 ounces chocolate 1 teaspoon baking powder cups flour and use the 1/4 cup flour as 1/4 pound butter 1/2 cup chopped nuts you kneaditlightly.Placein 11/4 cups sugar To make rem° ,/4 cup sugar greased mixing bowl; cover with 6 tablespoons water ful for your Let cool awhile. Sift 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon cloth or waxed paper. Let raise until together of ice again 2 cups flour 2 pounds blue plums double in bulk. Knead down and let a few minutes raise ten minutes. Place in two pans 1 teaspoon soda (approximately 20) h surrounding 1 teaspoon vanilla (I prefer approximately 8x3x3-inch 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon baking Cream 3/4 cup sugar and shortening, add unbeaten eggs, one at atime. pans). Let raise until double in bulk. powder Add milk, then flour sifted with baking powder and salt;add vanilla. Bakein350 -degreeoven, 35-40 Add alternately with: to remove the Spread dough evenly with spatula on a large, well greasedshallow lllllllllllllllll minutes. Ruh butter (oleo) over top 1 cup sour milk antiseptic. cooking sheet. . .15 x 10 -inches. Wash plums and cut in halfalong sides; PUTS A revolving shelf in the re- Your child wit remove stones and lay fruit cut side upin rows on the dough. Mix nuts, frigerator ... spins contents to in the way remaining sugar and cinnamon; sprinkle over fruit,brush melted front. For compact, organized that he won' butter on top of cake. Bake 30 min. at 350 degrees. Test by puncturing dough, not fruit. Cool cake and cut into four -inch squares. Peaches or storage of hard -to -reach items. tart apples may be used instead of plums. Can be used elsewhere in the house where this type of storage is needed. White with gold For the border design. A product of ..Mrs. Effie Frank, R 2, Wamego:Grove sent this recipe: Rubbermaid. 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August 31, 1971 Riley county ,David Kettler, Paola, took reserve Cherie. tl&stleti ;,SALINA-Young Jerseys (33 entries) - junior heifer calf, Dennis Garr, in- hold the denied permanent Butthecountyherdcontest, dependence; senior heifer calf, Melinda Schurie, hibnhat- 111 open t....,.loi, mett were with another aged cow. corners sof:, waged for a year's possession of the tan; junior yearling heifer, Jo Ann Slavin'. Highland;Jfe- ayearearlier,butAgriculture ossession ofhe coveted T. Hobart Lynn Schmidt's top Ayrshire was nor yearling heifer, Linton Lewis, Plolgunt; 2 -Year old s'n dry 0,. Department officials expect ship- travenng trophyfor at leastmammoth McVay trophy,isthedoggedcloselybythe heifer, Linton Lewis, Piedmont, Grand Champion; 3 -year icVay reserve old heHer, Teresa Wendland, Randolph; 4-yeer old heptir, ments will pick up sharply during as Harveycounty's 5-highlight of the annual event. Rileychampion, a 4 -year -old cow shown Vanetta Sieving, Highlond; aged cow, Bob Fluntet, Par- other year, sons; lnd 2 -year old heifer, Stan Campbell, /019r1111111,4V- the July -September quarter. ig ;w herd walked away with topcounty cows had won the contest in serve champion. Paint Strain by Margie Barrager, Oswego. Jersey fitting and showing - lunior champion, Carol Nearly 500.8 million poynds of the ot at the KansasAll -Breeds1968 and 1970; a 3rd win would retire Christine Enns, Hillsboro, showed Hunter, Parsons; reserve, Sten Campbell, Kingman. Sir To strain anors the trophy and give young champion, Marjorie Berber, Anthony; reserve, Nancyel quota -type meat, mostly beef, were le lumps lunior DairyShow. the reserve champion Guernsey, an chert, Riley. nylon hose. largest of its kind in theManhattan area dairymen per- Milking Shorthorns CI entries) - senior heifer calf, Mike imported in the first six months, .1., The show, aged cow. She was second to Karla Usenby, Burrton; lunior yearling heifer, Karen Thlersian, in 1966. Themanent possession. Conway; senior yearling heifer, Wesley Thiessen, about 80 millionjess than during the was organized Allen's champion. 1 -year old heifer, Kelly Thiessen, ConwaY, Grand Chet - first half of last year. pte, attracted 190 young 4H But hard-working Harvey county Kelly Thiessen, Conway, exhibited pion; 3 -year oft/ heifer, Karen Lisenby, Burrton; aged ctn., I show Patricia Lisenby, Burrton, reserve champion. Most of the cutback occurred in 40 Kansasyouth snatched the trophy this yeartheGrand ChampionMilking Milking shorthorn fitting and showing - junior cham- FA members from pion, Patricia Lisenby, Burrton; reserve, Karen LisinegY, Australian shipments, a six-month 283res top-gr on the strength of a county herd thatShorthorn, a 2 -year old; reserve was !Norton. Senior chemplon, Kelvin Wachs, Chester, Neb.; diryFtt tueexhiAbliltinf reserve, Mike Lisenby, Burrton. total of 204 million pounds, down 27 representadeincluded 2 breed champions. Theytaken by an aged cow shown by Ayrshlres (43 entires) - iunlor heifer calf, Linda Alt Pole Buil[il event,growingwere a 3 -year old Ayrshire shown by Lawrence; senior heifer calf, Karen Call, Codorvale; ju percent from a year earlier. New rdsforthe Patricia Lisenby, Burrton. yearling heifer, Robert Gudde, Bartlett; senior yearling Zealand, second to Australia, was up among KansasLynn Schmidt, Newton, and a 2 -year The Grand Champion Jersey, a 2 - NHflor, Kenn Coll, Cularvele; 2-yiter old heifer, Latin as low a°early in popularity Schmidt, Newton; 3-yur old heifer, Lynn Schmidt, NewhPri, 6.2 per cent during the first half to old Guernsey, shown by Karla Allen,yearold,was shown by Linton ,Grend Champion; 4 -year old heifer, Margie Barrager,41s- lairymen. wegb, reserve grand champion. -t( almost 95 million pounds. Competition washeld in8 ageHalstead. The McVay trophy willLewis, Piedmont. Stan Campbell, AYrthire fitting and slowing - lunidr champion, Kelley $1633 ,,:.:. Reed, Assaria; reserve, Scott Ayer, Cheney. Senior ch*n- Department officials said a dock dairy cattle breeds:now reside in Harvey county untilKingman, showed reserve with vp.ion Karl Burgess, Sterling; reserve, Keith Cell, Colir. i i:,,asses for 6 strike on the West Coast has forced Swiss, Guernsey, the 1972 show. another 2 -year old cow. 'td frshire, Brown Judging tho.curf lesh were G. Joe Lyon, Toledo, Iowa, some rerouting of meat shipments to andMilking Individual breed honors inthe The Lust family of Iola walked w.S. Watson, Hutchinson. olstein,Jersey Gulf and eastern ports. Prospects of FittingandShowing Holstein division went to Donnieaway with honorsinthe Brown horthorn. a dock strike in those areas begin- ontests in eachbreed determined DeWerff,Ellinwood,showing anSwiss division. Denis showed Grand and handlers at the aged cowforGrand Champion. ning Oct. 1 probably will result .n le top groomers champion with an aged cow while larger shipments during the this d Terry took reserve with a 3 -year old. Meat Imports quarter, the officials said. The Lusts also turned the overall The government's estimate for fitting and showing contest into a meat imports for all of 1971 is 1.16 ITO-MT family affair, with Denis taking theAre Down For ) billion pounds. That is the amount SA WITH andTerry NEW seniorchampionship foreign suppliers have agreed to FIT;Truotu-rei7 winning the junior division. Senior 1st Half Year FEE send into the United States this year ELECTRONIC reserve F&S champion was Carol Meat imports governed by a 1964under"voluntary restraint" Hunter, Parsons. Reserve championquota law were down nearly14 perarrangements used to keep imports DOLLAR EIGHING inthe juniordivision was Karlcent during the first half of 1971 from,within bounds. Town Model Burgess, Sterling. 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czA1111°A° Heavy breed turkeysraised in 1971 times larger thaninshipments. levels on wheat and feedgrain, freeze are expected tototal 105.5 million Period UNITED STATES "The World War II priceceiling brkey Crop On 1971 are ex-compared with 103.5million last ug.centioo,'d was 100 per cent of parity," to Turkeys raised in of 2 percent. Light saidFerrna million birds, 1year, an increase Staley."Your processed nelltj `, pected to total 117.8 raidedduring 1971 are productagriculturenAlly 1970. More turkeysbreed turkeys and Rise InU.S., percent above birds, 2ceiling may cause some farmprices Staley. in all exceptthe Eastestimated at 12.21 iillion to be forced to one-half of are expected percent below the 12.5million raised thatlevel. Staley region. "We areextremely concerned Said KansasNorth Central that rbnuacreung But Not In Central region,in 1970. distorted and intolerable below. In the West North Minnesota andWisconsin,the price bi; Turkeys raised in Kansasduring Minnesota -Wisconsin relationships will develop lardpork rarl the combined States this inthe hktc4Mee total 301,000, 8 percentleading turkey producing '`10Paid, 1971 are expected to crop isexpected to be 1 raise 21.5 million birds. percent below 1970and the smallest below last year butIowa expects toyear, will according to turkeys than in Other leadingStates are for any year since 1931 raise 3 percent more million, North and Livestock 8 California with 16.6 the Kansas Crop 1970.Missouri expects a crop Texas, ALEXANDER'S North Carolina, 9Carolina,10.5; Missouri, 8.6; Reporting Service. percent larger and Arkansas, 7.7;Iowa, 6.3; sEPTE1,1 Heavy breed turkeysraised are percent larger thanlast year. 8.3; RAGTIME BAND decrease of 8 Virginia, 5.1; Ohio, 4.3;and Indiana. estimated at 299,000, a region, percent from last year.Light breed IntheSouthCentral 4.3 million. expected to totalArkansas expects acrop 6 percent Turkey poults hatchedduring the to 1011 turkeys raised are percent more than through July 2,000 birds, twice thenumber raised and Oklahoma 5 period September 1970 If Texas expects no 1971was2percent abovethe in 1970. last year while PIT in Kansas change from 1970. corresponding !periodayear fre The turkey poult hatch ayear Mid Americafp through July California in theWestern regionearlier.Compared with tes from September 1970 inall above the same will raise a 7percent larger cropearlier increases occurred Only Topeka Gets !alai 1971 was 28 percent Oregon shows a April and Spectacula*, period a year earlier.Turkey poult, than in 1970 while months except March, numbers raised. incubators on Topeka's 91st Annual Exposition tyrh shipments to other States were17 sharp decline in May. Turkey eggs in presents the 1971 were up 8 percent stage show inits long history grEt,,, . . August 1, . a twallourr,;:tie starring some of the greatest from a year earlier. n show world, and per!o.:,:iirota,'

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II I CHOWS II freeze Porioi ngseolitine' saidPermanent i dietagriculture rice,%ley. Cry Grass & Grain K -State Names COW POKES By Ace Reid eve'. Staley 7'4 gentines 11 ithatmarket, Surtax August 31, 1971 Hyde Jacobs As )ricebut ,g,belowt-,,Agamst lard `"ee thefied1?,ork chap Agronomy Head Canned Meat But Marcelo Ordonez,general Dr. Hyde S. Jacobs, a member of Argentinemeat packing officialsmanager of the firm drove the point that President Nixon's the agronomy faculty at Kansas ye warned right to American kitchens: State University the past 14 years, w 10 percent import tax may "The people who put out the frozen American housewife of has been appointed head of the prive the chopped beef, roast beef and otherdepartment effective Sept. 1. nightfriend:themeat and gravy dinners in the States rSaturday Jacobsis succeedingDr. en TVdinner. will stop producing before they buy strictly discriminatory Raymond Olson who resigned June "The tax is high-priced fresh U.S. beef for the30, 1970, to become director of the stSouth American beefdinners," he said. does not apply InternationalAgricultural is because it Swift de la Plata, one of seven orPrograms at K -State. Olson had beef shipped to the Unitedeightgiantpackingplantsin and New been director of the department ierica from Australia Argentina, shipped about $70 millionsince 1952. Dr. 0. W. Bidwell has and," EnriqueHolmberg said.worth of canned and frozen cooked Gets Spectacular if we have to been acting head since July 1, 1970. "We can't compete beef to the United States last year. Jacobs is serving as director of y the taxand they don't," addedSouth American countries are not xposition presents of Swift de la both the Kansas Water Resources the giet, lmberg, president permitted to ship fresh beef to the history Research Institute, which operates . . ivo.hur,,,,,t; biggest packing to, Argentina's United States because of hoof andincooperationwithKansas eatest names and mouth in diseaseinsomeLatinUniversity, and the Eva- American countries. FEATURING.,. potranspiration Laboratory. 4 Among the South American beef He has developed irrigation water ADDLES &TACK products which are abundant on tar of "Musk Man"ond"TTill quality charts for Kansas which can stateside grocery shelves now arebe used to predict the salinity hazard . Starring Paula Kelly of Butsir BOOIS canned corned beef, canned roast "The Last of the Red of water added to the soil. Jacobs is "Yas, yas, I'll buy yer ranch if you'll fistgif meoff it!" ft AsianMOCASSINS beef and gravy and the frozen TVdeveloping a computer program for Brother of the late "NATN.WESTERN dinners. Such firms as Campbell,useinschedulingirrigationof GuestStar Trombonist of Tit CLOTHES TA Morton and Banquet buy Argentine & HATS soybeans. America's greatest Mt's meat products. STIDNAM 'Chorus Line of Cubes' orse & Stock Uruguay and Brazil also ship a UP AND MAIL TODAY ...... Trailers ,great deal of frozen cooked beef and TRACTOR PULLING CONTEST beef products to the United States.Recall GM Trucks City Ball Park SHOW TICKETS Good Quality "New Zealand and Australia ship fresh beef to the States and, since ND BOX SEATS-$5,D0 Quarter Horses they are on a quota system, they willTo Check Front Sat., Sept. 4 - 11:00 a.m. VE-$4.00 UNRESERVED- TRAVELUTE not be affected by the new tax," said Greenleaf, Kansas :45 P.M. 0 Western Store Ordonez. "But our processed beef,Spring Assemblies :00 P.M. 0 ALEXAND1 which already is under a 10 per cent Mile SoHuthdgh Of Waterville General Motors says about 260,000 :30 P.M. 0 RAGIRAGTIMEOn way TT tax, now will get slapped with an $300 IN PRIZE MONEY AY extra 10 per cent. As you know,Chevrolet and G.M.C. light duty .:00 P.M. 0 Open10: p.m. TRACTORS MAY BE ENTERED IN BAND OPEN ON SUND Argentina's beef business is alreadytrucks are being recalled for in- 1:30 P.M. 0 Allen Travelute spection and correction of a front THE FOLLOWING CLASSES: :45 P.M. 0 in a bad way." spring assembly and apossible A T-1under 5,000 lbs. 3:00 P.M. 0 OI.Ei power brake problem. 13. T-25,000to 7,000 lbs. ALL SEATS -di,. The company said front spring C T-37,000 to 9,000 lbs. 1:00 P.M. 0 D T4 9,000 to12,000 lbs. assemblies will be inspected on E T-5 12,000 to 17,500 lbs. about 124,000 4 -wheel -drive trucks F T-65,000 -Hot Rod produced in the 1969, 1970 and 1971 Winners Computed model years. On A -STATE 20 Inadditionbrakevacuum Percentage Basis self-addressed, stamped envelopete cylinders and support brackets will Ca. Kansas.Check date and time be inspected on some 136,000 three- Weigh In At Farmers Co-op Elevator Weigh In At 'Farmers Co-op Elevator 7:30to 10:30 a.m. .UDE OUTSIDEGATE ADO quarter and one -ton trucks equipped Entry Fee $5.00, Payable At Time OfWeigh -In BEFORESEPTEMBER10,I91' F -FEEDER with dual brake systems produced in the 1971 model year. Public Admission Fees: G.M. said under certain operating High School & Adults 50c - UnderHigh School 25c ------Tow It To Your Cattle condition it was possible for a spring to break near the front attachment For Further Information Call:. LOWS, BILL YORK - 747-2160 or 747-8296 on the steering column side, causing JIM REIMS - 747.2520 the truck to veer toward the left in KANSAS left-hand drive trucks and to the right in right-hand drive trucks. Top Performancefor any Terrain 2 DO THE INTERNATIONAL ALL -WHEELDRIVE

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For top performinglight duty vehicles with all -wheel drive - it's ;10.$113j'n fThe h hor stabahtYduty gear has a wheel track of 1_11 inches International.And plenty of optional equipment to get what you wantfor over -the -fields 11112`eallAet a telescoping tongue for easy one-man fightmeAge Illordir,inio °°1,1cliP behind and over -the -road driving.See one of these authorized IH truck dealers about Foyd bulls cutter or towing vehicle. ;ht horsesr CaPaeitY- 300 Bushels(300 Cubic Feet) a 4x4. -- . buoiamb Olfs,,609 PHONE OR WRITE Manhattan Truck Lynn's Truck Buchman _,.ies to.IVIT;e.913tdf 311;100, Pn° $11 Farm Supply Ad ' b E. E. CYR Sales & Service & Tractor SALES CO Phone 913 229-9619 hSch°°1 godeo C1110;11. °Mee: 913-9264774 314 N. 3rd 776.9449 316 382-2240114 S. 2nd flood cr0 MORGANVILLE,Residence: 913-9264196 MANHATTAN, KS. MARION, 'KANSAS ALTA VISTA, XS. LO 1400-4, KANSAS 67468 in=smob seven per cent per year. Theseobjectionswerenot Freeze Changes The senate minority leader said heeliminated by the federal freeze,, MoreRural still found the tax lid objectionableHerd said, but added the price freeze 12 Grass & Grain because: and the exceptions written into the Water, Tax Lid Stand Communities withincreasinglaw make the lid able to be lived with August 31, 1971 Sewer StateSen.HaroldHerd, D - population cannot furnish adequatetemporarily"forthe sakeof Coldwater, one of the more vocaleducation, police and fire protec-governmental economyinthese DistrictEfforts smaller force of hired workers. The Farmers opponents of the property tax lid intion; times of economic stress." Home ministration A Kansas, says he would support Communities which began the He suggested state government In 1970, operators hired 100,000 says it made $260 million loam gaI and grants extension of the tax lid because oftaxlidperiod without adequateshouldbeginimmediatelyto fewer farm hands-four per cent of $40 to rural communities lee the impact of the federal freeze onprograms or underfunded can neverprepare and pass a comprehensiveless-than the year before,con- of less 5,500population runbt prices and wages. recoverunderthelidasthelimitation of tax levy laws to replacetinuing a long term down trend. Last during fiscal year to finance the Herdsaidthefederalfreezeinequities are perpetuated while thethe tax lid which unless extendedyear's hired farm working force constructim more than 1,400 eliminated the objection that the taxspenders are permitted to continuewill expire Dec. 31, 1972. totaled only 2.5 million persons. water and w lid limited governmental budgets totheir extravagance; Limitinglocaltaxleviesis The report said that about 1.1disposal systems. The market five per cent increases each year And decision making is takenpreferabletothetaxlidfor million or 10 per cent of the hired FHA Administrator bout steady o Smith said James while costs were increasing six orfrom local officials. preventing excessive local spending,farm working force were casual this wasthe he said, and has the added ad-workers who devoted less than 25singleyear'swater la andsew vantage of providing sufficientdaystofarm wage work.Theconstruction effort by the Agricultureever condae HEADQUARTERS flexibility to permit local govern-number of casuals was nearly nine Department. The previous STOCKER FOR ALL ment to meet the needs of its people.per cent less than in 1969. highwas gi Alma Of the1.4million other farmmillion in loans and Art Miller, YOUR FARMING NEEDS 1967. grants in f Loon Ubel, Belvu workers, only 22 per cent work Smith saidFHA has chiefly at farm work for wages. Offinanced more than5,700 water sewer systems which, these, 306,000 worked on the farm when f year around. This group earned theoperational, willserve more than RobertWiIierAn:SiehrnReading,Pa Migrant Farm most-$3,467-for an average 318million rural residents. ESnahrne P 1966 A -C 190XT gas, real slick, 3 pt. Construction Robert Reading, days of farm wage work, not in- of manysys financed during DalbertEbert, $3450 Worker Force Fell cluding fringe benefits. the lastyear Alta already started, but John Deere No. 38 field cutter $1200 The report said that as a group, the projects NI Swenson, Alta - farm wage workers averaged $11.10stretchoutforanother 6lo 25% In Year Waiter,loenr,stAa RileyaR, 1965 Gehl 2 row field cutter $750 per day and $887 for an average 80months, providing about4.2 - Miller, man -days of employment, The Agriculture Department says daysofwork.Wagesdiffered Rini 41 Several used older model Gleaner combines for local residents, Smith Dale Wearty, Westrr that the migrant farmworker force regionally.IntheWest,farm said, Threewitt,WE in this country declined almost 25workers earned the highest daily The administration allowed Alvin Romley, Eskr SEF. US TODAY FOR NEW Will White & Roy C per cent last year while the rest of pay, $14.70;in the North Centralto use only $40 millionof the - million Congress appropriated tern Adam, White ALLISCHALMERS EQUIPMENT the farm labor fnrce fell around oneregion the least,$9.55. Roy Burk land, Olsb grants. per cent. About 76 per cent of the farm work An FHA spokesmDelbert Ebert, St. C YOU CAN ALWAYS SAVE AT The migrant force totaled 196,000 force were male and about 78 perestimated that 60,000more fa Paul Evans, White C could have been furnished Ray Smith, Alta Vis persons, or 24 per cent fewer than in cent were white. The median age w Will White & Roy Cr 1969. was 23, the report said. facilities if all the grantmoney Art Miller, Alma The department's monthly report, been used. Dean Constable, Ra Agriculture Situation, says that U.S. PaPul IMEavnafnise,1 dW hWi taemCeli J &H Farm Equipment farm operators, as they increase Buy Now And Be Read Dale Wearty, Westmc their labor saving technology, are Leonard Anderson, V Rt. 1, Hwy. 50 316 AT 3-2170 NEWTON, KS. 67114 relying on a more productive but Paul Evans, White Ci FIELD CUTTERS Lloyd Whearty, West 0,D. Walker, Manhat 1968 Gehl SP, cab, 2 -row & 3-row heads, extra good Lee Murphy, Manhat . 35550 1968 NH SP 818, 2 -row &mower head, field ready GarySchultz, Alta V 1967 NH SP 818, 2 -row head, real Moen Simon, Alma SEDGWICK COUNTY good . $4556 L1S mEriiichrseAnl&maSoArtie NH 818 pull cutter, 2 -row & _pickup head $1050 Krause SP field cutter, 2 -row & sickle barhead $1250 Milton Stuewe, Alma EQUIPMENT, INC. New, unused NH 616 field cutter, singlerow $1150 Gehl 2 -row field cutter, runs good Alvin idt $354 ist Offersyou the best TRACTORS WhitevEts

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"ter, August 31, 1971 S\liq. SALE EVERY District [fir,' :rite STARTING TIME 000 ITurustratioo 12:00 NOON saii . ' Cent$260 million , ,.: anhattan Commission Co. con -to rural cornm:!'1' our sale lastThursday, August 26, was greeted by Last . 505 @30.30 5f!sea°C1 PPelatim ,:: a real large runof cattle, with buyers form out of state Will White & Roy Cravins, Man.2 wf Mrs lorce l yearto fioat;,' competing keenly for all classes Robert Carroll, Alta Vista 1 hoist hfr 285 @30.25 .more than IAN and all over the area 3 blk hfrs 545 @30.10 s. wv"-T SPECIAL CONSIGNMENTS Bob Eastman, Eskridge disposal Theren Brubaker, Olsburg 1 wf hrn hfr 540 @30.10 t1.1 of cattle. sYstemt,4I'l The market was somelower on heavy cattle, but FOR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 Montle Jackson, Bushong 3b/bwfhfrs 561 @30.10 aired FBA. Actin* 5 shthrn hfrs 477 @29.70 about steady onlighter cattle. 17 Shorthorn steer and heifer calves, 475-500. These M.L. Threewitt, Westmoreland usualsmithsaid M.L. Threewitt, Westmoreland 2 strthrn hfrs 522 @29.10 this wo!, listing of the sale last Thursday: Following is a partial calves will be prospects for club calves, and will sell 344 @28.75 rn 25single Robert Carroll, Alta Vista 6 blk hfrs year's we,' 27.70 construction around 2:30. They will be consigned by W.F. Inskeep Warren Walter, Riley 1 hoist hfr 565 @ The Orr''. of Wamego, Kansas. Harold Glanzer, Riley 1 blk hfr 495 @30.80 by the Agritiliti., nine Terry Johnson, Olsburg 1 char hfr 350 @30.70 The..preview Fiic STOCKER & FEEDERCATTLE 90 choice Angus steer & Heifer calves 500-525 J.W. Shellenberger, Bushong 1 wf hfr 500 @30.70 million 5 wf strs 580 @37.00 Harold Glanzer, Riley 1wf hfr 445 @30.50 farm in loans sri,': Alma 50 crossbred steer & heifer calves 525-550 Art Miller, 1 wf str 575 @36.70 Joe Stryker, Waterville 1 bwf hfr 305 @30.40 1967., Loren Ubel,Belvue work Smith saidli 29 b/bwf strs 584 @36.30 21 Hereford steer calves 500-525 John Krueger, Bushong 1 wf hfr 405 @30.40 financed John Burr,Dunlap S.Of more White City 1 str 610 @36.00 58 wf/bwf str & hfr clvs 500 to 550. Richard Patton, Cottonwood Falls1 blk hfr 515 @30.00 'fart,n nut ii;' E. H. Shelhorne, sewer Systems White City 1 wf str 585 @35.80 Jim Whitney, Manhattan 1 blk hfr 335 @30.00 1.. E. H. Shelhorne, 2 bwf strs Johnson Bros., Olsburg 1 bwf hfr 370 @29.40 Art Miller, Alma 615 @35.80 dtheoperational, will ssre'' 5 bwf strs 628 @35.20 Alvin Romley, Eskridge 1 red hfr 515 @29.00 o million rural resk' RLeaobneartrdRAeanddienrga,dPnaxwica°terville 5 wf strs 620 @35.00 Paul Evans, White City 1 wf hfr 490 @29.00 Construction 10 wf strs 630 @34.95 E.A. Shelhorne, White City 25 sirs 516 @ 37.80 Robert Carroll, Alta Vista 1 wf hfr 325 @28.80 )tin-I° of.,-, Robert Reading, Paxico Delbert Ebert, St. George 4 char strs 595 @34.90 Janis Hanke, Waterville 2 blk sirs 433 @ 37.60 Willard Kraus, Eskridge (bob tail)1 wf hfr 325 @28.75 financed during 116. 2 wf strs 622 @34.70 Paul Irvine, Manhattan 1 bwf str Paul Evans, White City (spot eye)1 wf hfr 430 @28.75 already CharlesSay, Alta Vista 395 @ 37.50 )noup Paul Swenson, Alta Vista 3 blk strs 593 @34.60 Leonard Anderson, Waterville 6 wf strs 537 @ 37.50 Jim Whitney, Manhattan 1 blk hfr 465 @27.90 275 @ Stretch outfor Randolph 1 char str 585 @34.30 Harold Glanzer, Riley 1 bwf str 510 @ 37.50 Robert Carroll, Alta Vista 1 blk hfr 27.75 antsd,t*i', Dean Constable, J.W. Shellenberger, Bushong Terry Johnson, Olsburg 1 bwf hfr 520 @27.70 months, providing Rick Walter, Riley 1 char str 655 @34.10 1 wf str 380 @ 37.30 ge 80 etul Theren Brubaker, Olsburg John Krueger, Bushong 1 bwf hfr 435 @27.10 [eredman -days efealpioz, Art Miller, Alma 1 wf str 665 @34.00 3 wf strs 421 @ 37.30 Dale Wearty, Westmoreland 2 wf strs 587 @34.00 Jim Whitney, Manhattan 1 blk str 290 @ 37.25 for local residen!s. farm is M.L. Threewitt, Westmoreland 1 red str 620 @34.00 John Krueger, Bushong 4 char sirs 411 @ 37.25 daily Theadministra Alvin Romley, Eskridge 2 red strs 605 @34.00 J.W. Shellenberger, Bushong 7 wf strs 510 @ 37.20 12 wf strs 735 @33.95 Floyd Krause, Westmoreland 1 blk str BULLS to use only $40 milt.Will White & Roy Cravins, Man. 420 @ 37.10 1 wf bull 1065 @ 29.40 :ntral 1 wf hrn str610 @33.60 Merlin Ubel, Belvue 3 wf strs Richard Robins, Olsburg Claris Adam, White City 426 @ 37.00 2 wf bulls 1173 @ 29.00 million Congresss[ri.,: 2 b brocf hfr 572 @33.50 Fred Rooks, Manhattan 1 char str Richard Robins, Olsburg Roy Burkland, Olsburg 355 @ 37.00 Floyd Munson, Olsburg 1 wf bull 1355 @ 28.90 grants. An Fli), 2 wf strs Art Miller, Alma work Delbert Ebert, St. George 637 @33.50 1 wf str 520 @ 36.50 1 wf bull 1640 @ 28.30 2 wf strs 627 @33.40 Ron Walter, Riley Richard Bandel, Alma estimated that fine. Paul Evans, White City 1 blk str 490 @ 36.50 E.A. Shelhorne, White City 1 wf bull 1725 @ 28.10 3 Ray Smith, Alta Vista 1 blk str 625 @33.40 Gary Walter, Riley 2 blk sirs 485 @ 36.50 have bein ' M.T. Davis, White City 1 red bull 565 @ 27.90 nage Will White & Roy Cravins Man. 1 bwf str 690 @33.20 Merlin Ubel, Belvue 14 wf strs 538 @ 36.70 - E.A. Shelhorne, White City 1 wf bull 1580 @ 27.30 6efacilities if all them. Lora Ubel, Belvue 1 wf str Art Miller, Alma 3 wf strs 651 @33.20 560 @ 36.70 Kenneth Ester, Westmoreland 1 wf bull 670 @ 25.70 been used. Dean Constable, Randolph 2 b lk_strs 645 @33.00 Ray Ubel, Belvue 1 wf str 560 @ 36.70 Bill Manfield, Wamego 1 blk str 765 @32.70 Janis Hanke, Waterville 4 blk strs 536 @ 36.20 2 wf hrn strs 572 @32.60 Harold Glanzer, Riley 3 wf strs 425 @ 36.10 Paul Evans, White City COWS 1 brocf str 710 @32.60 C.D. Walker, Manhattan 2 blk sirs 535 @ 36.00 And Be Ready Dale Weeny, Westmoreland A.B. Hudson, Topeka 1 bwf cow 805 @23.60 Leonard Anderson, Waterville 1 wf str 765 @32.50 Donald Evans, Green 1 blk str 345 @ 36.00 Paul Irvine, Manhattan 1 wf str 510 @ 35.90 A.B. Hudson, Topeka 4 char cows 920 @23.30 Paul Evans, White City 1 wf str 640 @32.50 R.B. Hudson, Topeka 4 wf cows [email protected] D CUTTERS Lloyd Whearty, Westmoreland 1 wf hrn str595 @32.50 Lee Hayes, Dunlap 7 blk strs 537 @ 35.90 Tom Shirley, White City 3 wf strs 481 @ 35.60 Alvin Romley, Eskridge 1 hoist cow 995 @22.80 C.D. Walker, Manhattan 4 b/bwf strs 790 @32.40 Richard Robins, Olsburg Don Springer, Manhattan 5 blk sirs 270 @ 35.40 1 wf cow 840 @22.70 r &3 -row heads, extra good Lee Msucri!:isuhlytz, Manhattani 4 blk sirs 707 @32.30 Richard Stahl, Junction City 2 hoist cows 970 @22.40 32 mix str181 @32.25 Alvin Romley, Eskridge 2 red sirs 515 @ 35.40 : mower head, field ready ti Tom Shirley, White City Alvin Romley, Eskridge 1 hoist cow 1165 @22.40 Albert Simon, Alma 5 bwf strs 789 @32.10 7 wf strs 556 @ 35.30 Harold Glanzer, Riley head realrealLesErichsen good John Arents, Leonardville 1 wf hrn str525 @ 35.20 1 bwf cow 725 @22.20 & Son, Alta Vista 7 wf strs 796 @32.10 Warren Zimmerman, Alta Vista 1 blk cow 1170 @22.20 w &,r_pickup head ..,..., ii M.L. Threewitt, Westmoreland 2 shthrn sirs435 @ 35.20 Art Miller, Alma 2 brin strs 590 @32.10 Bott Charolais Farms, Linn 1 char cow 1095 @22.10 1 -row & sickle bar head I.; John Arents, Leonardville 2 wf strs 412 @ 35.10 Milton Stuewe, Alma 30 blk strs 785 @32.00 Merlin Ubel, Belvue 1 wf cow 965 @22.10 eld cutter, single row l, Will White & Roy Cravins, Man. 4 wf strs 485 @ 35.10 Alvin Romley, Eskridge 1 red str 595 @32.00 A.B. Hudson, Topeka 1 blk cow 980 @22.10 .,) Clem Adam, White City 5 wfs trs runs good Charles Say, Alta Vista 1 wf str 595 @32.00 558 @ 35.00 Lee Hayes, Dunlap 1 bwf cow 1020 @21.90- E.L. Davis, White City 13 wf strs 837 @31.90 Richard Patton, Cottonwood fall 2 blk sirs 527 @ 35.00 1 wf cow 975 @21.90 Paul Swenson, Alta Vista 8 blk sirs Charles Say. Alta Vista Paul Heine, Belvue 1 brin hrn str 760 @31.80 516 @ 34.90 A.B. Hudson, Topeka 3 blk cows 976 @21.90 ZACTORS Bill Manfield, Wamego LesErichsen & Son, Alta Vista 19 bwf strs 772 @31.80 2 blk sirs 545 @ 34.70 Leonard Anderson, Waterville 1 wf cow 1070 @21.80 i. Bob Eastman, Eskridge Robert Reading, Paxico 6 b/bwf sirs521 @ 34.40 Lb, 3 point 35 wf hfrs 661 @31.70 Alvin Romley, Eskridge 1 hoist cow 1085 @21.80 Boa Charolais Farm, Linn 11 char strs785 @31.70 Paul Irvine, Manhattan 2 wf hrn sirs520 @ 34.30 3 Charles Say, Alta Vista 1 hoist cow 1395 @21.80 pt. i:Wenderott Bros., Alma Bill Manfield, Wamego '''''''' 3 wf strs 876 @31.70 3 blk sirs 536 @ 34.10 Don Evans, Green 1 blk cow 1015 @21.80 Will White & Roy Cravins, Man. 7 wf hfrs 654 @31.60 Ubel Bros., Westmoreland 11 hoist sirs313 @ 34.10 '' H. Goff, Manhattan 1 hoist cow 1385 @21.70 '''''' Bob Eastman, Eskridge Robert Reading, Paxico 17 b/bwf hfrs656 @31.60 5 wf strs 492 @ 33.90 Andy Olson, Council Grove 1 blk cow 855 @21.70 point ''''''''''l. Wilbert Hof man, Green 3 red strs 621 @31.60 M.L. Threewitt, Westmoreland 3 red sirs 501 @ 33.90 Glen Dodge, Olsburg 1 hoist cow 1305 @21.70 Bob Moore W.F. Inskeep, Wamego 1 char str 1005 @31.50 5 red strs 519 @ 33.10 Hilbert Hanke, Waterville 1 cow 1100 @21.60 Paul Evans, White City 1 rn hrn str 605 @31.50 KSU Dairy Dept. Manhattan 1 hoist str 285 @ 32.25 Combines Roy Smith, Alta Vista Ubel Bros., Westmoreland 2 hoist cows 928 @21.60 1 blk hfr 630 @31.40 KSU Dairy Dept., Manhattan 8 hoist strs 391 @ 30.60 Walter Glessner, Dwight 1 wf cow 950 @21.60 !, Les Ericksen & Son, Alta Vista 3 bwf/wf str 975 @31.40 Johnson Bros., Olsburg 6 hoist strs 481 @ 30.30 l. Wenderott Bros., Alma Leonard Anderson, Waterville 3 wf cows 1083 @21.50 1 bwf str 670 @31.40 Terry Johnson, Olsburg 2 hoist strs465 @ 29.30 980 @ ..... Leroy Stuewe, Alma Roy Smith, Alta Vista 1 blk cow 21.50 29 b/bwf strs 858 @31.35 Johnson Bros., Olsburg 5 blk strs 447 @ 29.00 Robert Bergsten, Green 1 blk cow [email protected] Albert Simon, Alma 2 wf strs [email protected] Wenderott Bros., Alma (warts) 1 wf str 320 @ 35.10 E.L. Davis, White City Harold Glanzer, Riley 1 brocf cow 1070 @21.40 Tain 10 mix strs 1043 @31.25 E.A. Shelhorne, White City 1 wf str 410 @ 35.00 Robert Bergsten, Green 1 blk cow 1025 @21.40 Rick Walter, Riley 8 blk hfrs 582 @31.20 Art Miller, Alma 1 wf str 480 @ 35.00 pr Bert Spain, Wamego Roy Burklund, Olsburg 1 wf cow 1035 @ 21.30 abledisc, adj. hopper, 1 bwf str 595 @31.20 Theren Brubaker, Olsburg 1 wf str 550 @ 34.90 Albert Simon, Alma 1 hoist cow 1425 @ 21.30 ...... J.W.Shellenberger, Bushong 2 bwf hfrs 592 @31.00 1 wf str 515 @ 34.50 wheels, se),- 'Winston Merlin Ubel, Belvue Peddicord Bros., Wamego 1 hoist cow 1070 @ 21.30 drill, Pert.& Press Barthuly, Paxico 39 b/bwf hfr 605 @30.85 Deeanne Walter, Riley 1 blk str 525 @ 34.50 i ...... James Zinn, Topeka Bert Spain, Wamego 1 b hrn cow 970 @ 21.10 ...... 3 blk hfrs 591 @30.80 Jim Whitney, Manhattan 1 blk str 320 @ 34.00 Walter Glessner, Dwight 4 wf hrn cow 968 @ 21.10 Bill Manfield, Wamego 6 char hfrs 605 @30.80 Lee Hayes, Dunlap 1 blk str 485 @ 33.00 James Zinn, Topeka K&L Johnson, Olsburg 2 wf cows1000 @ 20.90 2 b/bwf hfr640 @30.70 Robert Reading, Paxico 1 blk str 560 @ 33.00 Walter Glessner, Dwight 4 wf cows1061 @ 20,90 C.D. Walker, Manhattan 1 blk hfr 570 @30.60 Montie Jackson, Bushong 1 brocf str 520 @ 33.00 Lester Shirck, Waterville A.B. Hudson, Topeka 2 wf cows1122 @ 20.80 4 wf/b strs 807 @30.50 John Krueger, Bushong 1 wf hrn str530 @ 33.00 A.B. Hudson, Topeka 2 blk cows 1295 @ 20.60 ilnpleffielit(!Leonard Anderson,Waterville 1 wf hrn hfr 575 @30.40 Theren Burbaker, oisourg spot)1 wf str 480 @ 31.75 Delbert Ebert, St. E.A. Shelhorne, White City 2 wf cows 958 @ 20.40 George 6 char hfrs 609 @30.40 Montie Jackson, Bushong 1 blk str 510 @ 31.50 Rick Travis, Wamego, 1 hoist cow 1275 @ 19.80 943.020t"iHarold Glanzer, Riley 460 @ 30.00 Jest St, Phone: 1 wf hrn hfr 600 @30.20 M.T. Davis, White City 1 blk bull E.A. Shelhorne, White City 1 wf cow 1095 @ 20.90 Clem Adam, WhiteCity 1 wf str 410 @ 28.00 1 wf hrn hfr 670 @30.20 Joe Stryker, Waterville, Alvin Romley, Eskridge 1 red cow 840 @ 20.90 61213 Ernest Mall, ClayCenter Glen Dodge, Olsburg (bob tail) 1 wf str 450 @ 27.50 1TA,KANSAS 2 wf strs 1077 @30.20 Marvin Yantz, St. George 1 wf cow 1005 @ 20.80 Robert Reading,Paxico 1 blk str 585 @ Albert Simon, 30.10 Walter Glessner, Dwight 1 wf cow 1000 @ 20.80 Alma 3 bwf strs 1046 @30.00 E.L. Davis, WhiteCity Harold Glanzer, Riley 1 wf cow 960 @ 20.75 15 wf hfrs 843 @29.60 Harold Glanzer, Riley 1 wf hrn cow 810 @ 20.70 EL. Davis, WhiteCity HEIFER CALVES Winston Barthuly, 4 mix hfrs 783 @29.50 Andy Olson, Council Grove 1 blk cow 910 @ 20.70 Ill' Paxico 6 bwf strs 915 @29.50 1 brocf hfr 220 @37.25 WentCOMPRI Les Ericksen Harold Glanzer, Riley Harold Glanzer, Riley 1 wf hrn cow 845 @ 20.60 & Son, Alta Vista 2 bwf hfrs 662 @29.10 35.50 (I Jackson, Bushong Harold Glanzer, Riley 1 wf hfr 290 @ Robert Jones, Manhattan 1 blk cow 1130 @ 20.60 Lester Shirck 6 mixed hfrs 676 @29.00 E.A. Shelhorne, White City 8 wf hfrs 393 @33.90 Harold Glanzer, Riley 1 wf cow 810 @ 20.50 Waterville 7 mix hfrs Dean Constable, 766 @29.00 Willard Krause, Eskridge 3 bwf hfrs 478 @33.60 Ed Simon, Olsburg 1 wf cow 1060 @ 20.50 qUiP1116111 YoU Randolph 4 b/bwf hfrs 805 @28.50 Robert Bergsten, Green 1 blk cow1125 @ 20.30 °IJohn Krueger,Bushong Theren Brubaker, Olsburg 3wfhfrs [email protected] read' 8 hoist strs 575 @28.50 Andy Olson, Council Grove 1 blk cow 870 @ 20.10 are Pricedright aad Dale WeartY, Westmoreland 1 wf hfr 330 @33.50 IChiries KSU Dairy 2 holst strs 625 @28.00 Paul Irvine, Manhattan K&L Johnson, Olsburg 1 wf cow 1025 @ 20.00 Dept., Manhattan 11 hoist strs 658 @28.00 Roy Burklund, Olsburg 5 bwf hfrs 471 @33.30 Don Springer, Manhattan Ray Crawford, Elmdale 1 wf cow 1115 @ 20.00 Dean Constable, 2 hoist hrn st 575 @27.70 E.A. Shelhorne, White City 27 wf hfrs 482 @33.20 Don Evans, Green Randolph 1 blk cow 1230 @ 19.90 Dale VVearty, 3 hoist strs 821 @27.30 467 @33.10 Westmoreland Merlin Ubel, Belvue 2 wf hfrs K&L Johnson, Olsburg 1 wf cow 1080 @ 19.90 George Schurley, 4 hoist strs 873 @27.00 32.90 Roy Smith, Alta Vista 1 blk cow 1120 @ 19.80 Manhattan Bob Burgess, Wamego 17 vvf hfrs 482@ Dean Constable, 11 hoist strs 868 @27.00 462 @ E.A. Shelhorne, White City 1 wf cow Randolph J.W. Shellenberger, Bushong 5 wf hfrs 32.80 995 @ 19.70 I COMBINES Albert Simon, 4 hoist strs 942 @26.90 Alma Jim Whitney, Manhattan 4 blk hfrs 423 @32.50 Merlin Ubel, Belvue 1 wf cow 910 @ 21.00 Bill Manfield, 1 hoist str 1040 @26.90 432 @32.40 VVamego Willard Krause, Eskridge 4 wf hfrs sprehaderours Harold Glanzer, 1 char hfr 740 @30.00 532 @32.40 3,, straw Riley Paul Swenson, Alta Vista 7 blk hfrs Leonard 1 blk hfr 605 @30.00 32.30 Anderson, Waterville Lee Hayes, Dunlap 9 blk hfrs 470 @ 21° Dean Constable, 1 brocf hfr 770 @29.30 2 bwf hfrs 485 @32.30 , only Randolph Harold Glanzer, Riley E.L. Davis, . 1 red str 930 @29.10 365 @32.25 0, very White Willard Kraus. Eskridge 1 wf hfr machine Cityi (bad eye) Jpoahan sKarrui 1 wf str 645 @29.10 Roy Smith, Alta Vista 4 b/bwf hfrs 472 @32.20 Bushong 1 brin str 575 @29.00 3 blk hfrs 468 @32.10 withcab,1°' akBanhattan Janis Hanke, Waterville !oarb Moore, 29.00 32.10 VVame90- 1 bwf hrn str 615 @ Leonard Anderson, Waterville 7 wf hfrs 560 @ Leroy Stuewe, 1 char str Alma 1115 @29.00 Bill Manfield, Wamego 9 blk hfrs 475 @32.10 n Ewing, 1 blk str 1010 @28.40 3 wf hfrs 443 @32.00 Bill.Manfield,Warneg°Riley Leonard Anderson, Waterville withCab' 181verl 1 wf hfr 690 @28.00 W.F. Inskeep, Wamego 1 red hfr 495 @32.00 Alvin Romley, Eskridge 1 blk hfr 575 @27.80 John Burr, Dunlap 19 mix hfrs551 @32.00 1 red hfr 785 @27.00 Janis Hanke, Waterville 1 blk hfr 565 @31.90 bargain PrdiCelld'Oc" Willard Kraus, Eskridge 3wfhfrs [email protected] C.D. Walker, Manhattan 5 b/bwf hfrs 458 @31.80 19'sr14,,eCOrldifitIne-hloPOr with c,. Leonard Anderson,Waterville 2 wf hfrs 477 @31.70 1 -,8 ^ aorneSTEER CALVES Warren Walters', Riley 12 mixed hfr 561 @31.60 Vithite 31.50 Atli rie City 15 wi strs 413 @40.60 Clem Adams, White City 4 wf hrn hfr 476 @ Manhattan 543 @31.50 TOR ESTIMATES rt Miller 11 bwf sirs 484 @39.60 Warren Walter, Riley 4 wf hfrs AI 520 @31.50 W. E. DUGAN. ..Alta Vista, 229-6430 ,arold 2 wf strs 443 @39.40 Harold Glanzer, Riley .wf hfr 11°11116 lanzer, Rile 1 char hfr 450 @31.40 JOE RAINE .. Maple Hill, 663-2226Consignment Reports smaller )7111ard Kraus, 1 wf str hrn365 @39.25 Bill Manfield, Wamego WIBW Radio 6:30 a.m. Julie Kraus, Bridge Theren Brubaker, Olsburg 1 bwf hfr 540 @31.20 DON WELLS. .. Manhattan, 539-3744 older Eskrid 4 bwf sirs 544 @39.00 Thursdays 1 wf str 495 @39.00 Rick Walter, wf hfrs 550 @31.10 MERVIN SEXTON . Abilene, 263-3449 3 wf hrn hfrs 521 @31.00 aYes 1 blue rn [email protected] Lloyd Whearty, Westmoreland WALT SUTTER. Junc. City, 238-5685WIBW-TV 12:15 noon .Leeee aNrclaYKesra: Merlin Ubel, Belvue 1 bri hfr 555 @31.00 Wednesdays nE1413skrge 1 blk str 505 @38.75 BARN PHONE .. Manhattan, 776-4815 BUrgess, wam idge 10 wf strs 521 @38.40 Ubel Bros., Westmoreland bwf hfr 325 @31.00 IMPl 8"arei.eS Say, Leonard Anderson, Waterville 1 brocf hfr 550 @30.90 ERN Alta \e/?st°a 23 wf strs 506 @38.40 BUYING FAT HOGS Ebert, St. 2 wf strs Art Miller, Alma 6 mixed hfrs 505 @30.90 At Manhattan Every weekday except Thursday and Friday. George 440 @38.30 Roy 2 bwf sirs 515 @38.30 Roy Smith, Alta Vista 2 brocf hfrs 545 @30.80 At Eskridge Every Wednesday At Alta Vista Every Saturday COMPAN'g 6 bwf sirs 531 @38.25 Buying hours 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. except Manhattan. For information tlIntee,r'MRainiehYattuarng 1 blk str 38.20 ppe>it 520 @ call the barn in Manhattan, 776-4815. Or you may call Joe Raine --Nmutt Bros., 9 wf strs 533 @37.90 2266 Alma Auctioneer:foe Raine 90 wf strs 526 @37.90 at Maple Hill 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449-2347. AA Varied Impact Of ImportSurtax

importersmaypass on to In addition to the jolt given im- president of Joseph E. Seagram & customers, imposes apropor- The extra duty forthese items porters, the 10 per cent increase of Sons, Inc., the effect of the higher will tionately larger price increase in be a full 10 percent additional import duties included in President duties on imported liquors and wine on the Nixon'semergencyeconomic lower -cost items. A main reason is customs valuation. the variation of basic duty rates, will be an average price increase of Thus, Jacoby said, measures has produced some 2 per cent at the retail level. He a toy witha t surprises for consumers. which, on the whole, tend to be valuation will paytotal duty proportionately smaller for higher - calculated that the extra duty on cents (30 cents additional), of 93 Purchasers of Scotch whiskies and while a priced items. French vintage champagne would game also valued at choice champagnes, for example, be about 19 cents a bottle. $3 willpay a will scarcely notice the small price The regular duty on Scotch total of 66 cents. He saidthat Seagram,the Victor increases resulting from the higher whiskey is 61 cents a gallon. It is a Silverman,president American subsidiary of Distillers A.I.C. of rates of duty. But for buyers of "specific," rather than a percentage Photo,Inc.,importer Corporation-Seagrams, Ltd., would Japanese and German of children'stoys,Italian shoesor or ad valorem rate. The 10 per cent cameras and extra duty on Scotch is assessed on require wholesalers and retailers to other photographic equipment, imported household goods usually pass the higher duty on to con- said sold in variety stores and bargain the customes valuation-roughly the he did not expect thehigher duty sumers as a separate item not part to basements, the import surcharge wholesale price-which averages $5 result in a retail priceincrease of their mark-up. of will bring substantial price rises. a gallon in most cases and up to $10 a more than 5 per cent. gallonforthemoreexpensive But, according to Daniel Shack - He said that a great The lesser impact of the extra man Jacoby, president of B. Shack - majority of duty levies on imported liquors and brands. the imported cameraswere sold man & Co., Inc., importers, the 10 prices at wines and on such higher -priced At the lower value, the extra duty higherthanon domestic per cent duty increase will have a varieties, and therefore items as cameras was noted by would be 50 cents a gallon, making could not be much sharper price effect on many considered competitive. importerslast week asthey the increase in duty 10 cents on a The fifth. The main single item adding to variety merchandise items such as average regular import duties assessedtheeffects ofthe on thecostof toys and games. these items, he noted, has emergency programontheir bothimported and been 8 to domestic whiskey is still the federal The regular duty on toys, he noted, 12 per cent and with extra duties business. the tax amounting to $10.50 a gallon. is 21 per cent of customs valuation, rate has risen to an average Generally, it was found that the 10 while that on games is 12 per cent. of 18 per per cent increase of duties, which Accordingto Jack Yogman, cent.

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100H.P. CenterGearbox; 85 H.P. headquarters in Albuquerquemanufacturers following President FinalDrive Gear Boxes;HeavyDuty apeborsuotnstheh; acknowledged that the office sent aNixon's proposal that a 10 percent AGGIE, Drivelines; Twin Torque Clutches; delegation a month ago to Fort Suction Knives. surcharge be placed on all imports. HARDW istration's Worth to talk with the lawyer in For in more cases than not, U.S. 1205 31 RightandLeftRearDeflectors. of program. Quiu Vr MONT er 011, charge of the sale. cars get rough receptions at foreign Modena X13.341-21,6 mostlyconcern 011011. [Mkt 44434 BUY THE PROVEN- Sale of the WS Ranch Company isports. Import duties range up to 400 to be part of the settlement of the COMPANY, Inc. INSIST ON BMB! percent. estate of William J. Gourley, a Fort Even in neighboring Mexico the 7/81,111:810141.M.1,121 Worth businessman who died Aug. 9,duty on a U.S. made car is greater AUSHERMAN, than the price of the car. A U.S. car Design Cylinder Bad that would sell for 40,000 to 50,000 harvest all crops better and pill sA pesos (a peso is worth slightly more grain in tank at lesscost.Pr' thousands of acres byCustom than 8 cents) slapped with a 70,000 vesters and Farmers. Writefor mi peso import duty. Brochure and prices. Dealerad Japan, from which the Datsun and agent inquiries invited. Toyota cars come, has a 32 percent AUSHERMAN Steel &t duty on U.S. cars. The European Dept, GG Fabricated Common Market has a levy of 13.2 Belleville,Kansas 66935 Nona'lots of S. i sistent NJf and mix NI MO - nen DOUBLE BAR ,91 it

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CHighest qntetst at the StiongholdofSafety BUY FROM A FARMER -PRODUCER ng_hdeodPalaM2pixiept:.1500 AND SAVE MONEY Capitol Federal has always stressed the importanceof safety for our customers. No one rates you higher-and there ';total11/2x1/2x1/1 are no higher HALSEY AUSTRIANS BURLAPPED & rates anywhere on insured savings. This strength LITY,FRE5I1 and wise man- 2ft.to 3ft. Each - $8 TOP QUA VI4'2" to 10" 6 agement has made us the choice of 265,000 depositors FROM THESOIL igiCItsSeriveeir: who now 3ft.to4ft. Each - $10 uitb: 131:(3 have over one half Billion Dollars protectingtheir savings at 4ft.to5ft. Each - $14 i,g,app - 5/16 Capitol Federal. Save by mail-postage free. piece,a.164t28e,c, lags -6" r)D LONG -NEEDLE SCOTCH h Lit RH x ALSO: , app Nursery 2 ft.to3ft. Each- $7 General PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS 3ft.to 4ft. Each- $9 Stock.Inquire s he rn eel tubs COMPOUNDED DAILY 4ft.to5ft. Each- $11 AboutOur Low Z Day In to Day Out kld are CLIITS and OVER ONE HALF 5ft.to 6ft. Each- $14 5 No Minimums - $18 Prices. lex'''"1and in BILLION 6ft.to 7ft. Each erinlentai PASSBOOK -90 ACCOUNTS Therefore or CapHoI I DOLLARS athisov'm 51v COMPOUNDED DAILY All Prices FOB The Farm AZ Interest Paid on Balance Federal SAFE At End of Quarter And still growing... Savings CALL, WRITE OR COME TO Hesston SAVINGS CERTIFICATES l3us.For pert FARM 140s: 'floss Pho 6z 2-5 YEAR -$5 000MIN. 'INSURED; HOFFMAN TREE tW TellKr nqI 53/4%-1.5 Year KANSAS66834 andBo enbiel, $1,000 Min. BT. 1, ALTA %Ism, esker, hic Phone After6 p.m., 3 29-6°)" Farm Is On East SideOf IfighnilY177 "The Most Trusted Name In Savings" 7miles south of 1-70Intersection economic reasons or objectives forrestrict imports, check the outflow August 31, 1971 the President's program: (1) to 15 of dollars (and possibly gold), and the corn that restrain inflation, (2) to increasestimulate employment. It mayand one-fourth of employment, and (3) to check the farmers send to market. No other accomplish these purposes, in wholemajor industry in the United States dollar drain andsave ourgoldor in part, butby raising prices it is The extra reserves.Almost everyone isin is so dependent upon export markets duty for directly inflationary. thc., as is agriculture. be a full10 favorofcontrollinginflation, per cent adii: This tax is injurious to our trading custom providingjobs for theunemployed, L. H. Simerl s valuation. partners-for example, Japan, Univ. of Iffinois Thus, Jacoby andsaving our gold. Hence, for theCanada, and the European coun- said, a 554 FOR CHAMPION valuation first 24 hours after the President'stries. These and other nations will be will pay to:1. AT WABAUNSEE FAIR cents (30 announcement, there wasstrongly tempted to impose higher cents additi ALMA-Tammy Widau sold her game also mli widespreadpraiseandlittletariffs and other restrictions upon valued ai') grand champion Angus steer of the total of 66 criticism of the various orders andimports from the United States. cents. proposals. Wabaunsee County Fair following Victor Silverman Farmers might be hurt severely in athe fair for $54 a hundred. The A.I.C..I.C. Later, however, many workerstrade restriction war, because they Photo, IR Junction City Livestock Commission Japanese found that they would be ataare highly dependent on markets in and Gert'an Co. was the buyer. Mike Bohn got $60 disadvantageunderthenewother countries. Foreign buyers take other photographic regulations and proposed a hundred for his champion hog, and he did not air'' about half of our soybeans, wheatKriste Hannigan got $87.50 a hun- expect the hit legislation. Some farmers, too, sawand rice; one-fourth of our cotton; result in forthe champion lamb. a retail prte4,,,,,' that they might lose. And some - . dred more than 5per cent businessmen, importers for He said that a great example, found that they might WE BUY FATHOGSmummimNII the imported cameras RI suffer heavy losses. These groups Mondays thru Fridays 9 priceshigherthan t understandably raised strong ob- a.m. -3p.m. AT UNION PACIFIC STOCKYARDS varieties, andthereforel jections to one or more parts of the considered compel Administration's program. MARYSVILLE, KANSAS average regular Retail Price Ceilings imp( bit Clougherty Packing Co. these items, he Retailers were instructed to sell at noted, batk NO COMMISSION NO SHRINKAGE 12 per cent and with not more than the highest prices extratx We may not have the best hog market every day, but rate has risen to charged during the previous 30 days. anavert;p' we may have the best market the day you wish to sell cent. This rule won't have much effect on your hogs. . total costs of food and most other BONDED FOR YOUR PROTECTION QUARTER MILLION POUNDS OF PORK items purchased by consumers MARK WILKIE Phone 5624000 A quartermillion pounds of pork comes off the farm of A.B. during the 90 -day freeze period. One Resident Buyer percent, although Cain Jr.northeast of Benton in Butler county. He and his wife importantexceptionmaybe ybegan have increasingly emphasized their pork operation in automobiles, since the new policy in thedue to go dotm to Dorothea first of 1972. the last10 years and now raise 1200 head of market hogs a year. will prevent or at least delay the rn New Saturday, Sept. 11 Even neighboriogi.,, Shewasactive in organizing the Kansas Porkettes, an auxiliary to scheduled price increases for 1972 ido. models. And if Congress eliminates Starts 1:00 p.m. percent duty on state andnational pork organizations, and was its president for the7 -percentexcisetax on To better serve you in the fertilizer In South America Ci. two years. business I am quitting farming. I will sell automobiles, as the President the following property located 1 mile north U.S.-made car requested,there willbe an ad- hurdles. The of the MapleHillbridge or5miles tax FARMERS OUTLOOK ditional saving for new car buyers. southeast of St. Marys, Ks., or 4 west of percent in bothChJe e. Rossville on the Maple Hill road. L.H.Simerl The retail price ceilings could hurt It's up to 180 percaLl' some farmers, notably producers of percent in Argentirs/l MMMIUM.P.MMM cattle and hogs. While no direct Farm Machinery FERTILIZER EQUIPMENT Brazil. ceilings were imposed on farm JD 4010 tractor with cab 214' anhydrous ammonia tool Cars to Aushalialast IHC Model H tractor bars products, limiting the retail prices of Dempster 1000 gal. cruiser aks cent levy added.laka JD Hi -Boy sprayer rmGive And Take beef and pork would hold down MH 14' disk Dempster 200 gal. ground drive 68 percent; in Yugc6Y pricesthatprocessor -distributors 5 btm. mtd. JD plow pump irts cent. could afford to pay for cattle and Irrigation ditcher, double tool bar Clark 500 gal. ground drive pump Allied tractor loader, 1 year old 3 pt. mount sprayer hogs. Hog producers might be 3100 gal. sprayer tanks and a right Snoco feed wagon penalized most seriously. Farmers New Holland 277 .wire hay baler stands he cries New Policy produced an unusual abundance of Portable irrigation pump - PTO sse auto pork inrecent months and hog Studebaker winch truck HOG & CATTLE EQUIPMENT 'resident -lany personS have expressedupon farmers and consumers. Whileprices were depressedto un- Portable chute; portable 7x12 cern about there are no simple and sure an- 24' Crust Buster building; cattle & hog panels; 5 percent the effectsofthe profitable levels. They were hoping Heavy duty trailer made out of metal feed bunks; 4 wooden feed imports. HA:ministration's new inflationswers to many of these questions,to recoup some of their losses during truck frame 2-8x14 bed bunks; 3 pipe hay feeders; lots of lot, U.S. Irol program. Questions directed some things are apparent: the next year or so. Truck hoist 2" pipe. mostly concerned the effects There seem to be three principal 2 Eversman dirt scoops Barbed wire;electricfence t foreign Surcharge On Imports 3 section harrow posts; steel fence posts; electric up to 400 The new10 -percentsurcharge 'Helix auger wagon fence chargers;farrowing (tax) on importswill make many .18.4x34 duals and hubs for 4010 crates. xico the Saturday, Sept. 11 imported items more costly to AUSHEP consumers and business firms. The a greater Starts 9:00 a.m. - Lunch Served Design Cllint apparent purpose of this tax is to MISCELLANEOUS Portable gas generator; gas U.S. car Obsolete surplus material and steel drop- tank & pump, 100 gal.; old Super harvest all cralsbetla 300 gal. gas tank & stand; 2 - to 50,000 off,HesstonCorporation, Hesston,Ks. wheel trailer; roofing tar & paint. 27 combine, junk. grain in tank at leis Location: N.E. corner of vacant lot, east qtly more thousands of acrestri of engineering building. a a 70,000 vesters and Farmers James Pearl Brochure and Prim iroited ST. MARYS, KANSAS agent inquiries Ornamental Fence Material - Auctioneer - Everett A. Hoobler, St. Marys, Kansas a tsun and 0001 Steel & Misc. 2 percent 4'x8'withdifferent con- DeP1:0, Fabricated Parts figurations cut out by an auto- European Belleville, Kr s:.ceptionallots ofsteel drop - matic torch vy of13.2 Ifs. Approximately 200 lots of SPECIAL sistent and mixed sizes, 500 For farm, schools and small o 1500 lbs. per lot shops. 100 lots - Assortment of tMetal- 18, 16, 14, 12 and 11 steel, 16 to 11 gauge strips, 3/16, Sat., Sept. H auge C -R, 4" to 48" width, 36" 1/4" and 1/2" flats, 2"-l- widths up Starts 1:0o p.m. 12' lengths to 48" long. Random angles and es & Flats 801 Rannells Road - 3/16, 1/4, vi 6 ,343 channels - approximately 300- MANHATTAN, KANSAS &1/2 H -R, 4"to 10" widths, 12" 500 lb. lots. to 14' lengths Victrola cherrywood cabinet, real MANY LOTS OF nice PINES Strip- 16-14 gauge x 13/4" MISCELLANEOUS GOODS N toed4" 4 center tables with brass feet 7.5 Ox 18, 1 lx 15,13x6,24x7.7, Seamstress cabinet treadle sewing \), ware & RectangularTubing - 12.5Lx15 tires, tubes & rims, 3/16 & 14, machine ouryard 12" to 72" lengths some mounted Large mirror in oak frame ands - 1/2" Augers, reel bats, reel tubes, tine 8 antique lamps to 11/2" C -R, small Wall bracket lamp with mercury ndbreak lots 12"to 60" lengths tubes, and header shells ubing reflector - 11/2x.120 (34 pcs.) Sickles,sprockets,U -joints, length; 20' Rayo lamp with shade 6x.120, springs, chain, sheaves, and 10'-20- length; 4 3 butter churns; 2 quality 31/20375 lanterns; est (SmIs) 68"length belts. butter molds;3 mantle and 1 & burlaPPed k. Pipe Some hydraulic pumps, rams, 6 - 1/2" to 2", 12" to60" kitchen clocks;4 telephones; length. valves, and gear boxes Small &mixedlots Coca Cola metal trays. "endedMetal Bearings, flanges, 8' cord rollers CocaCola thermometer;Dr. 24"x3.5" - 13"x8', Several lots Approximately 150 lots(1/2 tub Pepper electric clock. annel- 11/2x1/2x1/8, full) of fabricated parts in semi Silver coffee set with creamer, mER-PRODUCER app. 12" sugar & tray; pitcher & bowlset; 8 long, totalapp. 5000 or complete stage MONEY rrned lbs. piece ivory dresser set;3 ivory Channel& Box Beams Buckets of mixed nuts & bolts picture frames; severalcruets; - Many more miscellaneous r,661,8,,,g1/4th, s2" to 10" width,4' to cake plate. RIANS purchased parts too numerous Collection ruby red glassware; dolt Pipe to mention pink & green depression glass; a ach - /16 0.D. x 4' sets $10 /big,aloP 200 pieces Items may beinspected.All lot of pressed glass; 2 berry ach kitting ruby & pink; compote. $14 -6" O.D. items must be removed by ic.. length x 21/2 I.D., 9' 80 -piece English Wedgewood a h LH, RH, September 18, 1971. Terms: app. 100 pieces dinner set, real nice; set of china KEY 22T isa high en- ALSO: grf cash. service for 8; collection of china pieces of ergy food, economical to SCOTCH cups & saucers; several 006ofPallets &steel tubs do Roseville pottery; several pieces feed if your cattle are on The not sell. Hesston Corporation assumes no Sod(' -1.1 mac dry grass and hay. ach hDes in andequip of Hall pottery. $9 sold are ment responsibility whatever for any KEY 32% SWEET gives ach - Pdgvl used and in 20 -pc. tea set; toothpick holders; sit tot somecases defectsofmaterialorwork- some milk glass;hand painted your animals more pro- ach FtOs' orprototype $14 Therefore, manship and does not warrant plates; bottle collection;cast iron tein, and will be prefer- ach chases buyerpur- any of the sale items for any collection brass athis own creamer & sugar; red for cattle already on ach risk,and particular purpose. bells; stereoscope & pictures; 2 good gains. iron banks. Hesston Cherry pitter; stone jars; pots & theFarm Corporation, Owner pans; antique hand tools; a lot of For Pertinent collectors items not listed. Business Information Call Mr. Leo Ediger AO Phone 327-4000Ext. 230 - Home Phone 543-2630 MR. & MRS. GOO T°TREE f Os: TedKrehbiel C Leland M3395 Clerk: Boesker Sale Earl T. Colbert Boesker, MOuncdridrgse° ,c0 6.70! 3161-34254-2603 Service, Moundridge Aucts. Welter & Applegate MAN 1{10' 'LTA Sr/Slit' 914'

!r6_P_;11:t;ie.;!1$°/iss,..-__ s Olt Frh 1". leso 12 bushels to 23 bushels per acre for MAX STOWELL Grass & Grain LEAVING soyl-ear.s. 16 FORD TRACTOR AGENCY August 31, 1971 MANHATTAN-Max 11 yearsassociatedStowo The bull test will be completed thistractor dealerships with'? in fall and all bulls meeting specified Ufa will not be withBurns-Salis quality and performance standardsafter September Post Office Making will be offered for sale in Beloit, 1. Stowell wasn't ready tosay what November 17. his plans would beafter Next -Day Promise The bull test is jointly sponsoredsales position quit'i by with BurnsSalls' the Kansas Cooperative Ex-For someyears Stowell StartingOct.31,you canbe has tension Service and the Kansasactive as a rodeo assured of having a first class letter annotnit Livestock Association. promoter of semi delivered the next day in your local -pro sports area if you get it in the mailbox by 5 p.m. and put azip code onit, How To Become Postmaster General Winton M. Blount said last week. A Real Estate Broker Blount said more than half the 52 billion pieces of firstclass mail A course entitled "How to Becomea Real handled annually is for delivery in Estate Broker" will be offered by theKansas thecitywhere depositedorin State University Extension Dept., beginning nearby communities. Monday evening, September 20, andthe "The goal is next -day delivery of next nine Monday nights thereafter. Call letters and other first class mail KSU Extension 532-5560 for information. within cities and other surrounding Instructor is J. Robert Wilson, Manhattan areas,"he said."Customers of abstracter. GRANGER0 every post office in the country will Warren Decker teen named bythe benefit." 1911 Granger of th By Sept. 9, postal officials will Missouri Cooperative led has been a Gra identifynext -daydeliveryboun- Feeder Livestock Assn. ears. He was Mast daries of local areas of the nation. Valley Grange at B Overnightdelivery sad 1969. areaswill Fall Feeder Cattle Sales He operates a S, extend willbeyondlocalcity " forming operation boundaries throughout thecountry, September 13-25 64head beef hers the service said. head of hogs a year 11,200 FEEDER CATTLE , 5,900 Calves 5,300 Yearlings farmers

Mon., Sept. 13 -Vienna (Maries Co.) Mon., Sept. 20 -Vienna (MariesCf Angus Yearlings Test Results 1 100 Hereford Calves...... I,' Wildlife Tues., Sept. 14 -Vienna (Maries Co.) Tues., Sept. 21 -Vienna (MarieshHUTCHINSON- From New Bull Angus Yearlings 1 100 Angus Calves theQuiviraWi Wed., Sept. 15 -Vienna (Merles Co.) Wed., Sept. 22 -Vienna (Mariawestern Reno an BEST LAMB AT MINNEAPOLIS Hereford Yearlings 1 000 Angus Calves ..1 BrianKindall of Minneapolis had the champion market lamb Lot At Beloit Thurs., Sept. 16 -Vienna (Maries Co.) Thurs, Sept. 23 -Vienna (Made at the Ottawa County Fair. Bulls on test at the new Kansas Hereford Yearlings 1 000 Angus Calves Bull Test Station at the Solomon Fri., Sept. 17 -Ellington Fri., Sept. 24 -Versailles (Mo Valley Feedyard near Beloit have (ReynoldS Co.) Yearlings decreased during this period frommade excellent gains since the test Calves 750 Sat.. Sept. 25 -Marble Hill 20.3 million to18.9 million. Morestarted in June. Sat., Sept. 18 -Marble Hill, Mo. (Bollinger Co.) Big Farm Changes (Bollinger Co.) 525 Calves, 175 Yearlings .. noteworthyisthefactthatthe Dr. Keith Zoellner, Extension beef 525 Calves, 175 Yearlings . .700 amount of irrigated land increasedspecialistat Kansas State SALES START AT 1:00P.M, In 30 Years from 83,000 acresin1940to1.5University, reports that 56 -day Sorted into uniform lots by trained personnel. ORDER BUYING LIVESTO What a difference 30 years canmillion in 1970. -weights for the 134 bulls on test AVAILABLE. For brochure and/or information write or call CharlesE Thanks to Ausfahl, Exec.-Sec'y.,'Mo. Co-op. Feeder Livestock Assn., Rt. No.3, make! research and theshowed an average daily gain of 3.37 Fulton, Mo. 65251. Phone Ac 314/ 642-3882. NOTICE TO BUYERSmiles north of Please bring letter of credit from your banker, Since 1940 the value of farm realwillingness of farmers to try newpounds. .41MMEMIM.. estate in Kansas has increased fromvarieties and adopt new farm "The bulls are making excellent Mont $1.4 billion to $7.7 billion in 1970. management practices, the averageprogress," Zoellner says. "and CATTLE 1 yield has increased from14.5 The number of farms during this there's every indication that the test Tuesday, Septa VVedne period has decreased from 159,000,bushels to 33 bushels per acre foris working like it was set up to do Starts 10 a.m. Lunch Sens wheat, 12.8 bushels to 56 bushels per - - HOGS 1 averaging 303 acres, to86,000, that is. identifying superior hulls for Due to the death of my husband,loil Feeder pigs, thelr A averaging 581 acres. acre for grain sorghum, 17.5 bushelsinfusion into the Kansas beefin- all of the described property at & bred gilts sell The number of acres harvestedto 74 bushels per acre for corn, anddustry." mile north and 1/2east of Sylvan Gmi 131'2 mileswest ofLincoln, Kansas.BARN PHONE We hada large last week,with E rilir :11.j Wednesday, Sept. 8 FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT 825.00to $55,0( bini at $72.00, Starts 10 a.m. 1952 Minneapolis -Moline L.P. TractorJohn Deere Hammeratill 27.5011 Hol - Lunch Served 1948 LA Case Tractor Model 240 Leta Mill 1 We are quitting farming and willsell at 1937 F30 IHC Tractor Harrow Trailer 4 Hol bullsat canner & public auction on our farm located6east, 1 1929 Case Tractor Tractor Scraper cutte south and1/4west of Clay Center, Kansas. 1955 Chevrolet 'n -ton Pickup Combine Bin Grain Trailer to 20,00 with WW Pick-up Stock Rack Two Manure Spreaders(Old) utility cowsat 1948 Dodge l'zz-ton Truck withgrainSulky Rake of 22.60. Bulls Farm Machinery TRUCK & TRAILERS sides and stock rack 2 -unit Milking Machine with PigSome salesinch 1949 Ferguson TO 20 tractor, fully 1949 FordF-3 3/4 tonpickup, 1,000 -gal. Propane Tank 2 Milker Palls 17 Mix stns wt 300 -gal. Gas Tank on stand Electric Separator(International) equipped, good Thunderbird motor, 4speed, 3° WE' wt 1958 New Holland Baler, Model 68 Gas Pump 1941 IHC Model M tractor, fully grain sides, good rubber, good SAT., SE PT.4 12Mixhfrfrswt shape 1952Massey -Harris Super 27 CombineTwo -burner Gas Hot plate '17 Mix equipped, good, with mounted Starts 10:00 a .m . hfrs wt 16.10 John Deere Drill with Hirsch-Two Propane Regulator 10MIX hfrs Farmland stacker Set steel slip in stock racks wt withhay Having sold our home, we will man Fertilizer Attachment D-n-makBattery Fencer 11 Blk strs basket, 2 4 -wheel trailers with flatbeds (110.vohl forksandpush -off, sellthefollowinglifetime ac 10 -ft. IHC Tandem Disc Parmak Electric Fencer 23 Mix hfrswt good 4 -wheel trailer with silage bed 11 -ft. John Deere Duckfcx)t Steel Posts cumulation to the highest bidder at Insuli0 Char cow 1940 IHC Model M tractor, fully and unloader the home located 7 miles west of '-ft. Graham Hoeme Plow Electric Fence Posts with wt equipped, good 9-tt. Krause One -Way Wire for Electric Fence \VF cows wt Goodyear plant on US 24, or .amile uol cow wt Papec single row field cutter with POSTS, SHOP & HAND Case 2-16 Plow Extension Cords TOOLS & MISC. west of Kiro Corner on US 24or Case Mounted Mower Ladders kr cowwt Leroy motor 214 miles east of Silver Lakeon US 50 steelposts5,6 & 7 4 -section Case Springtooth Harrow Grain Box '" COW Gehl blower with auger and 45' ft.;30 24. 4 -section IHC Spike Tooth Harrow 50 -gallon Gas Barrels lzurcow pipe, good electric steel posts; trolls 1/2 mile IHC Corn Binder 4 -ft. Water Trough plk towIt long smooth wire; Heater MM 2 row weeder some hedge ANTIQUES McCormick -Deering Power Wheat Hudson Electric Tank 'WF bull Brooder svt posts;85' cedar posts; some Rn Massey Harris side rake, No. 11, AND COLLECTABLES Binder A. R. Wood Propane for Brooie,. on rubber posts 24' on down. Solidwalnut dese IHC Two -row Lister Propane Bottle Fittings Char B,sse. I ChickenTfc,1 2 row corn packer 20 bales wheat straw;cattle sweeper.shellnapk,rnoiders IHC Two -row Weeder Electric Heater for ll/F bun Small grain blower oiler; 2 stocktanks;sickle 1889 egg basket Jayhawk Buck Rake Chicken Fountains,Troughs Wpt wtWt bamboo sliver Two Wooden FeedBunks MM 6 section 18' springtooth and grinder; brooder stove. ware tray purchased ;n IHC Tractor Cultivator GUT strs Feed bunks; 2 umbrellas; 1880's. Massey -Harris Hay Rake One Steel FeedBunk evener gas Stone pitchers severalsmall Wooden Corral Panels strs wt 4 section drag harrow and evener barrels; feed buckets andpails; bells;copper bowl. Tractor Mounted SprayerwithHand WFhim VictorVic Sprayer for cattle Jacuzzi Pressure Pump Used Ferguson 7' mower, 3 pt. panels; electric welder;anvil; trola ; wall clock. fruit jars: buffet Used Lumber and Doors 1101 strsV:4 post drill; show halter and 16 -ft. Grain Auger 2 IHC 16x8 grain dr'' , one has boxes; mirrortray; 80 -year -oldWhite strs fertilizer attachment forks; shovels; rope; socketset; sewing machine, perfect. IllkElkstrs IHC 18' straight disc box end wrenches; ladder. SHOP EQUIPMENT BUILDINGS Hotstrs Jardineer flower pot; Bavarian by IHC 12' dump rake Weed sprayer; 3/4" -16 -foot pipe; gravy urn and bowl; oil lamps.; Lincoln Arc Welder (250 -amp.) Wooden Granary-foot by144,,,: 2 IHC No. 8 3x14 plows on steel harness; 3 bikes; pipe wrenches; studio couch; silver and pewter Air Compressor Brooder House -12 HOG; IHCNo. V2" electric drill; hand tools Bench Grinder on stand 8 2x14 plow on steel and utensils. rui IHC No. 182 2 row pull type lister miscellaneous small Anvil Vise GRAIN Wye items too Walnut table; iron bedstead with FEED AND slaybt,,,, on steel numerous to mention. brass knobs; kitchen cabinet Motor with Flexible Shaft wit) with General ElectricVi-h.p. Motor 740 t"lers at - IHC 7' fully mounted mower 200 zinc top; ice saw; stone bedjar Century Motor f Yin 269 260 lbs IHC No.2002 -wheel HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUE About 120oBales manure with lid; many manymore dishes General Electric1/4-h.p. Motor Orange spreader on rubber Gas stove;18'deepfreeze; BushelsBox 141bs't ssowswer and old items. Many Hand Tools -saws, hammers, Barley beavi. 15.00 wood heater; 3 rockers; 41000Bushels Dempster fertilizer att. for lister center Many Hand Tools including saws, 15.00;p,,weights 2 2 -row cultivators, 3 pt. table; table and 6 chairs;several hammers, wrenches and miscellan- other PHARMACY ANTIQUES ES"sseal is""ars 111 Ferguson 2x14 plow with 3 pt. tables;chestdrawers; Sunkist juicer; balance scales; eous IN -reds Utility platform with 3 pt. dressers; beds complete;single pharmacy sr...bred Ovvs bed. still ;stonecoffee Coal Forge - WalkiDg Hay buck for M or H tractor 99 feedr maker; pharmacyjars;set HOUSEHOLD ITEMS erg'Pig Wooden egg cases; lard of Fanning Meat Odder \\1st Portable loading chute on rubber, press; spatulas; several graduates. Sausage Stuffer its at at good meat grinder; kraut cutter. Dearborn GasG(aosldH) eater 30;00aLlend uBt:t:11 16,00,. Complete setof mortars and HandScyMtilille 110.75, 2c 12'4" grain auger with motor 22 rifle; floor lamps;antique 50,000BTU Gas Heater pestles;Kapsealfillingset; Refrigerator Horse Collarosus 52 Wilt ix 8" burr mill, hand corn sheller, pitcher and bowl set; oldtrunk; t0 men t.is all steel some antique dishes. medicine bottles; mirror;many at 5 gal. cream cans; colored more pharmacy items, most all Many other articles too n mer 41. 500 32 Tumble bug; road drag; some old and late1800 andearly 1900 vintage. pig machinery and junk iron. datedfruitjars;stonejars; 00" picture frames andmany other Surveyor'stransit,level and Thaete, CLAREN,,, household items toonumerous to Philadelphia rod; also household Mrs. Armin BY - TI Terms: Cash Day Of Sale mention. goods and gardening equipment. SALE CONDUCTED Bur'cuard Terms: Cash or Approved Check DLNIERn: RAY GERBITZ Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Klein MR. & MRS. PAUL H. CLARK WEYttic" 6 Route 6, Topeka Ellsworth, Kansas ge THI Aucts: Foster Kretz Auction Service, Clerk: Union State Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Auctioneers & Clerks: Dais's Real 472-9491 °trice:- Bank, Clay Center Estate &Auction Service, Silver Bank, Clark Lake, Kansas. Phone 582-4520. Sylvan state MAX STOwl August 31,.1971 persons employed in the aircraft and FOR LE Officials attributed some of the D TRActo Al* Wichita Jobless parts industry and a jump of400 MANlitirpANR241k June -July gain to an increase of 250 11 yea 1in counties went to farmers in thearea, !persons in contract construction. 1 this with the 560 acres being sold for tractor rseaalestlklw Lines Thinning _.,, $96,400. The land was sold by the Ira Hull Estate. lards after°the The ieloit, "1" There was speculation that the unemploymentratein wasn't ready to land might attract sportsmenorWichita took a12 per cent dive plans between mid -June and mid -July. sored would besdz.'ril professional investors. sales position Figures from the Kansas Em- Ex- inthg: The land was sold by the Gene For some srg ployment Security Division show the ansas Watson Land & Livestock Co. of active rate in July was 10.4 per cent, down as a rorielk%tj Hutchinson. promoter DougWildin from 11.8 per cent in June. of so* oftheWatson Translated into persons it meant company reportedthefollowing sales: that 17,250 were unemployed in July me outof 160 acrestoGordon Hilden- a work forceof166,600, brand, who has other 'holding incompared with 19,850 out of work in Broker Stafford county, for $32,000. June in a work force of 168,800. Althoughtheunemployment tied"How to Become 160 acres to Veryl Hornbaker, a picture improved in the month, the will be offered Stafford, for $29,600. by the Kora 10.4 per cent rate for July still was ity Extension 160 acres to Cecil Hornbaker, Dept begiN' an increase of more than 7 per cent ing, September Stafford, for $26,400. 20, and the 80 acres, most of it in grass andover the rate of 9.7 per cent a year nday nights thereafter. agoforButlerandSedgwick CA trees, to Harold Hornbaker, Staf- an 532-5560 for information Counties. J. Robert Wilson, ford, for $8400. Manhattan GRANGER OF YEAR Warren Decker of LeRoy has _ Portland been named by theKansas Grange as its native 1971 Granger of the Year.Decker is 58 and has been a Grange memberfor 43 Cement Assn, 'P'')years. He was Master of the Neosho IIValley Grange at Burlington in 1968 and1969. $1.69 PER BAG He operates a 320 -acre general le Sales farming operation in Coffey county, with 3.25 E .i6Obead beef herd and produces 350 head of hogs a year.

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JI Yearlings farmers Buy INDOOR/OUTDOOR ,sCo.) Mory, Sept, 20-Viense Rail . 1,100 Wildlife Land Hereford Calm adjacent to 166 es Co.) Tues., Sept.21-Vin HUTCHINSON-Land QuiviraWildlifeRefugein ..1,100 Angus Calm ..... the Fence Reno and eastern Stafford ONLY Per Sq. Yd. asCo.) Wed, Sept,22-Viette,mwestern .',!PaylessPete" .1,000 Angus Calves,...,, Several Colors ries Co.) Thurs, Sept. 23 -Visual BEATRICE to ChooseFrom .. 1,000 Angus Calves 'Sez' Fri., Sept, 24-Veraille Yearlings ......

.. 750 Sat.. Sept. 25-Marbli HOG PANELS do. (BollingerCo) 525Calya,115 YarRy s ..700 SALES START ATV 77 Motor Oils Sheathing Plywood LIVESTOCK SALES )y trained personnel.ORDER BUN write oralCri Start As Low As 1/2" Special Buy ire and/or information 2 RAIL -Per Lin. Ft. 84c 4 x 8 ONLY . Co-op.Feeder Livestock Assn tit': miles north Includes 1 Post and eeAc 314/ 642.3882. NOTICE TO of Beatrice, Nebr. Rails Per 10' Sec. ONLY er. 19c at $3.49Ea it trortyour Monday CATTLE 11:30a.m. Additional End Post $5.98 Full 1,4" Rods. Additional Corner Post6.59 Tuesday, Sept Wednesday Galt'. PALISADES MAKE YOUR - HOGS 11:00 a.m. 2" and 4" x 8" $799 Starts 10a.m. Mesh, OWN DESIGN hilit Feeder pigs, Male Hogs Due to thedeath of my 34" High, FENCING described proper,:., & bred gilts sell 2:30p.m. all of the :_A 16' Long mile northandlieasfolSi,,,Sis3RN PHONE 402-223-3571 THIS IS $2.12 miles westofLincoln, 131/2 We hada large run of cattle PER RUNNING FOOT 141ist week, with baby calves 1 - 5' HIGH 8' WIDE SECTION! EQuiPME,$25.00to $55.00 with 1 WF CHINERY AND buillat $72.00, 1 WF bull at 1 - 8' POST $87.50, John DoleHannr- 1 Hol bull at $67.00, BARN ONLY P. TractorModel 240 LesMill 4 Hol bulls at $60.00. Shelly Harrow canner & cutter cows17.50 Tractor Scsaper to 20.00 with cornmerckal & W CORRUGATED ROOFING AND SIDING Combine lin Gea'401 utility cows at 20.00 toa top up Spa - of 2260. 1849 Two Manure Bulls 24.75 to 27.75. Sulky Rake Some sales include: with Vain MON" New Stronger 29 Gauge 2.unit Milking 17 Mixstrs wt 727 at 33.35 2 MilkerPalls 30 WFhfrs wt 571 at 32.60 More Uniform Galvanizing Electric SePoil 12 Mixhfrs wt 656 at 31.25 Wedge-shaped 2x4 pickets. Can Gas Pump 17 Mix i-1-,,2162", Widths Model 68 hfrs wt 492 at 31.25 6P, e 7r,e1.080 S9q. be arranged in four different TwoTIDwbPua 10 /Aixhfrs wt 623 at 30.75 10',. Lengths (top portion 27 Combine 11 Blk $1 1 .49 styles. All pre-cut and packaged. vith Kirsch' nre eGeI;10::171 strs wt 428 at 32.90 FL do'.of section shown) !29 Mix 14 . Per 100 Sq. ant k Eledik lairs wt 637 at 31.40 Ft. and 16 Ft. lengths $11.99 Parma 1 Charcow wt 1260 at 22.60 Adjustable Steel Posta pale \VF no. Electric Fence Fem wt 1112 at 21.25 Eleciris 1 Holco SHUTTERS Wire for cow wt 960 at21.80 WINDOW Cords 1 Guy cowwt 1025 at 18.00 Extension 1 WF cow wt1110 at 21.50 GATES Sizes Pkg, of 4 Ladders 1 Guy CERAMIC TILE Grain Box 133rtia cow wt 1215 at 21.65 7x20 $6.15 Harrow Gas SOgallou 1 331k cow wt 1055at 21.20 Reg. 43e Per Sq. Ft. $7.89 b Harrow watericol10051 IT bull Channel formed for extra strength. Rugged, 7x24 4.fi, .0 b wt 1410 at 27.30 $8.99 Suction E ,tecpTopt0'' ; "n durable, heavily galvanized. 7x28 Woo. wt 1725 at 27.75 irwheat A. H so" Char bull wt1690 at 27.00 8x 20 $7.39 ne Bottle org 1 Wp Now Only per sq. foot profane wet icr bull wt 1870 at25.50 16 foot Panel Steel 29 Ci 8x 24 $8.99 ;moo 8 WF Electric strs wt 740at33.70 30"Hog 5 -Panel 6 Panel 9 Ga. Wire Gate 8x28 $10.39 Fead 6 Cur CTlawiockewooden strs wt 488 at22.90 But 7 Mix WHILE IT LAST - "SAVOY" - strs wt685 $23.89 $30.89 $35.95 $32.95 Steel reed parch at32.90 WHITE & GOLD FLECK ONLY One corral Pi hfrs wt 527 at32.60 wooden presswa ev4c \HVoFI Come In and Browse Around 47 stirs wt 447 at27.60 with ?le"jaousnl aodik 4 Hol 4.00d L110'4 dAt strs wt 651 at27.10 Many 84 Elkstrs wt 685 at31.00 l Other U strs wt 726 at2710 FEED LOT ALUMINUM Sizes HOGS ENT woodenGra°4l!or: Self -Storing Windows In Hada large 1-artoPl Brooder "1:1' run of Nylon Pile Weather Stock WedrlesdaY hogslast PANELS Ist b, butcherswith 200to240 Stripped, Pre Drilled, FEED All,,,Q!, at 17.50 Change from Storm to 240 to260 lbs to18.,,,15;to for CATTLE lbs, & 17.00 Screens in Seconds of t Bales over 15.50 to17'; 200 '10jee 'd W14 17.00. Full IA" Rods I120 Motor Abou ,s RonOrsga heavtsows i 15.00 to 16.00with 9 -Ft. by 8 -Ft. 40 uslee',, ogle! g 15.03.Boars at13.50to $9.89 Motorboitaers, n Mesh 10. .10 Mixbred 11.50 to 12.20.8 For Stock Sizes CARPET Idirig ova' Ito( sows at$63.00, Galt'. 52" High, bredsows 6 CANDY STRIPE natacellan. Some feedr at $74.00.- 16 -Ft. Lengths ind 48 Alt pig sales $2.59 Sq. Yd. , forge 4.H.. pigs at Coal Pigs at 816.00, 1 SUPER MART fao,og 13.75, 20 Hi HOURS FREE 1603: MixPigs ixpigs at EMS Snes4e rbe 6.2 Malt at10.75. PARKING SI pigs at 8.00-5:00 ;as Seater HandC0110 at 13.00, 18.50, 10 Mix florse p 10.0). 5mix32 Mixigs Mon.Fri (Old) pigs at 14p.75. nuiller°11 111 ZONOLITE CBRENCE rartici:Li filriaetee TEGTMEIER Pouring Insulation urchard TOPEKA - 865-4521 /UNCTION Covers 12 Sq. Ft. DELMER KANSAS JURGENS 75 By Poss Phone 913-232-7248 3" Thick rjCT BY' COP" WYmore- 645-3493 SALE JR. THIMM LUMB R STORE $1.26Per Bag. Beatrice-7- 228-p757 PAYLESS CASHWAYS Mulching, Fertilizing Or Composting Wabaunsee Co. To Cost $50, Says Bureaucrat Sues Over If an assistant attorney general's interpretation of the law stands, aitwill cost a homeowner $50 to maintain a compost pileinhis Damaged Bridge home gardener will be required tot Tuesday, obtain a $50 annual state permit tobackyard. ALMA-Wabaunsee County of- Sept,i mulch his flowers with grass The problem came to light asficials are suing for $100,000in' Starts . Located 7 pings. hearings opened in Scott City on thedamages for a county bridge over north on w miles old8i r A farmer will need the $50 permitState Health Department's proposed'Mill Creek which collapsed when a Belleville,moio 1/2 south d regulations to the 1970 solid wastetruck loaded with corn was driven of to spread manure on his pasture and Moore Henderson north ublic, disposal law. As proposed, theover it. Kansas. regulations outlined certainsites The suit was filed against a Texas Equi MOORE OUT, pFarmment 1954 Ford NAA which would be exempt from thetruck firm and the driver. It alleges HENDERSON IN? tractor,goods4 1939John Deere B permit requirements. that Clarence Pippin drove a truck Newsmen seemed sure last week that John Deere No. tractor William Ward, assistant attorneytractor and semi -trailer with a gross George Moore would be forced to quit Ferguson front5 mower this week as director of the Kansas endloader general, rejected the proposal, andweight of 92,280 pounds over a bridge Forestry, Fish & Game Commission. Ford 3x14 plow,3 pt. said it was not supported by the solidthat was marked for a four -ton limit. Reports from several sources said Ford 2 row cultivator Moore's resignation would become _ 9' springtooth waste disposal law. Myers Vittletoe, Greenfield, Tex., 12' springtooth, 3 The law makes it unlawful for any effective October 1, at which time he pt. is the other defendant in the action. would have 10 -year tenure and would be Kelly Ryan32' elevator person to "dump or deposit,or County Court JudgeHarold eligible for retirement pay. 500 gal. propane tank permit the dumping or depositing ofBennett fined Pippin and his em- To replace, the reporters seemed 250 gal. propane tank any solid wastes onto the surface ofployer on charges of driving an equally sure, would be Robert Hender- Other farm machinery son, a professor of wildlife for K -State Household goodsand the ground or into the waters of theoverweight vehicle and of exceeding mist. Extension. laneous WORK ON state without having obtained athe posted weight limit on a bridge. Henderson wasn't saying if he would Terms-CashCash The paintings, permit," he said. The weight limit in Kansas without take the job, but he did agree that he to exhibitionat MR. & MRS. Two provisos in the law provide is73,280pounds. had talked about it with the commission. imakaspiaptklinndoepf special permit Wes that certain dumping will be allowedPippin and his employer paid $859 in Henderson said he had been asked to Bill Ha Ilack take a better paying federal job, but did Aucts. Larry & ifit"willnot createapublicfines and court costs. Rollie Lagas not rule out the possibility of taking the Clerk,Peoples Natl. nuisance or adversely affect the Judge Bennett said trucks leaving Fish & Game job if it were tendered. Belleville. Ba public health," Ward said. Interstate70forcounty and Miss Po Ward contended, in an opinion oncity roadsto avoid state weight the proposed regulations, that thescales on 1-70 have become a big provisos "do not supporttheproblem in the county. HORSE SALE A,0 fRreboefficea Hr exemption of any sitefrom the of Mi and permit REMINDER ghter registration than of requirement." Melville Gray, director of the SATURDAY NIGHT ( cz MissKansasP health department's environmental health services division which SEPTEMBER 4 proposed the regulations, said he in- disagrees with Ward's STAMM 7:00 P.M. terpretation of the law and said it is [rn At Wilson Sale Barn not in line with the intent of the Legislature. BOB PERRY SR. DIES Gray estimated that if Ward's "It's funny about this cattle business. SAT, SEPT. 4 SAUNA, KANS. I mean I studied for 30 years and nobodyinterpretation stands, as many as 100,000 farmers would be required to Starts 6 p.m. - Evening Sale gave me a degree." Get your horses in early. They will sell as unloadedat our That was Robert Perry Sr. of Salina register and pay a $50 fee before At MUNDEN, KANSAS, which is dock. We will have buyers for all kinds of horses reminiscing about his start in the cattle they could dump almost anything 11 miles northeast of Belleville, 6 business. He started to learn about cat- miles from U.S. Highway 36. tle in the Kansas City stockyards in 1905on their own property. Homeowners Commission Sc!.. minimum$3.50 and he came to Salina in 1935. would be in the same boat. This is a very large sale. Hun- For Mori kUntact "1 studied the business in Kansas If Ward iscorrectinhisin- dreds of interesting and wanted Bernard Ireton - 823-9306 -Salina City for 30 years and felt I knew less terpretationofthelaw,the items havebeen sent tous. There SPI than I did at the end of 10." Perry came to was a partiallistingin Grass & Al Soukup - 658-2935 - Wilson to Salina then and began a livestock Legislature has plenty of time to Grain August 24. - Or The Auctioneers business with his son Bob Jr. and Lon changeitsincethepermit MUNDEN AUCTION Roger A. Johnson & Son Wilson. The business still continues. requirements do not go into effect Bob Dorlac, Auctioneer Ou For more than 30 years his early morn- ing livestock report was heard on KSAL until June 30, 1976. That would give radio. the lawmakers four years to enact From his 30 -year education in Kansasan amendment. City, Bob Perry continued buying and In the meantime, the health selling cattle, feeding them, fixing fence. department will continue with its-MovingDays Last week at the age of 83, Bob Perry died. He had continued to study the scheduled series of hearings on the cattle business, 65 years in all, and no solid waste disposal regulations. If youhave c, Machinery, that is, 01' Ev has gotten a slug of used equipment out on the farms where it belongs. You just wwe'll be 4ne ever gave him that degree. 31, glad t come over to St. Marys and find out for yourself what bargains 01' Ev has for you. me volt coming wedi COMBMES 1961 JD 40, good p68ullaGuyrainger feedorwagon 1962 JO 40 727 pull WILS( SELL AT ONAGA 1962 JD 45, cab 307 Gyramor 1962 JD 40, overhauled JITNKERCOMBINES JUST TRADED e whit and on the lot LONTIE Cattle & Hogs 1959 JD 45 1C)4F 1958 45 JD 1 crophead for 34" wkk 1957 JD 45 1947 55 JO1957 45 JD cutter . ' 1 used row crop for 38 Day Sales Resume 1967 MH 410, cab, good 1960 IH 91 1967 JD 410, sharp TRACTORS 1963 JD 55 combine, 12'with Wedn., Sept. 1 44 cab 1964 JD 95 with cab, 16' JD 40(1i) gas,good price A slick old ha SPECIAL CALF SALE DATES 1968 A -C 180 with cab. This 1951 JD 55. w,'cab,1312' chine. Has cab. Sell cheap 1965 IH 303 isareal good tractor with a Tr Sept. 3 & 17; Oct. 1, 15 & 29 a good combine 1959 JD 45, 12', slick as only 1100 hours. whistle. Will sell wellworth 1957 MH 82, SP 1966 JT) 4020 dsl.. synchro, the money. CHAP; 1956 MH 80, SP range 1959 John Deere 730,god Onaga Community Sale 1964 JO 4020 diesel, power NH269iw re tie baler,looks,loo 1952 MH 26, good shift new Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889-4461 or 889.4665, ONAGA, KS. 1951 MH 26, good 1965 JD 3020 gas, wide front JD 24T baler, like new has radio. Real slick. 1967 JO 24WS baler 1966 Gleaner C.II & cab hy 1964 JD 3020 dsl., power shift 196d6raslitaIC403combine with drive 1967 IHC 40:3 1962 JO 3010 diesel I 17111.1.1e 1965 IHC 303, cab 1957 JO 720 diesel 1954 JD 60 IHCfastt7ShEitDehPrx1"4 Thursday, Sept. 9 1961 IHC 151, cab 1953 JD 60 JD F145 semi -mount4x14 1961 IHC 151 1950 JD A Starts 1:00 p.m. OTHERTwo22T 4500 11 Having quit farming I will sell at public 1959 IHC 101 NEW MACHINES BalersNISl"CBI 5501 11 3_,Vapttor auction on my farm located 10 north and 1 1958 IHC 101 we have had a littletoo long HJJDDowlar60:c1sAp1wri0On'isooRk,oth,tgomo east of Clifton or 2 north and 9 west of Linn, 2 1250 plateless planters, 6 Kansas on Highway No. 148. 1957 MC 141 TOW IHC 127, good No. 37 loader Special - 1968 AugerWag° JD 12' springtooth with lever type Farm Machinery steel evener, good 1950Oliver JD No. 730 lister on rubber, good 77 tractor, rowcrop, JUST ARRIVED - FORAGECUTTERS oversizepistons,powerlift, Old hay buck; old corn binder; CORNHEADS some horse drawn machinery; 1big yellow 2 run Gehl good rubber, good 1 616 New Holland 4 -row Oliver7'semi -mount mower, pile ofjunkiron;oldsteel 1966 JD 430, narrow 10' cutter bar for Fox SP, almost new RANatis good running gears; few electric fence row TRA Oliver 16x8 grain drill on steel posts; Ford baler needle; a few 01' Ev has the mostest used combines. 1967 MF 422 wide Oliver side rake on low rubber, small items on the rack not listed. Why pay to have your mdlo cut when he'll row good sell you one for probably less than you'd 1968 JD 235 two FN IHC 10' dump rake with tractor TRUCK pay to have the field combined. Two JD 210cornheads hitch 1966 Ford F-250 3/4 ton pickup, %%tants Hammermill, 50' drive belt wide bed with fold down racks, 4 JD No. 101 semi mount single row speed, wrap around bumper, Big corn picker 6 motor, heater,12,000miles, 101 picker for repairs verygood Terms:Cash Day Of Sale Farmers UnionHdw & Francis W. Gieber Man- ellApb EVERETTHOOBLER, Ch4N Info Annul Aucts: Foster Kretz Auction Service Clerk: First National Phone437-2913 YI Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Bank, Washington, Ks. [E, ST. MARYS,KANSAS I where her outstandingcontributions have been in sewing and raising andGrass & Grain 19 ASCS "lets Role showing polled hereford cattle. During her eight years in 4-H she hag Clearing Queries had eight champion polled herefordAugust 31, 1971 calves. Following her graduation from On New Policy Tuesday, high school, Miss Hottman plans to The ads istration has turned to attend Kansas State University in an agrict -al agency for help M Located 7Strt"' Manhattan. administer itsnew economic miles Milesiv4i program. The Agricultural BellBelleville,evilwestand hL o Stabilization and Conservation north edge I rnih4h,`, ofRepulit7' Service, which deals almost solely Farm Equi with farmers, now finds itself as the 1954 Ford center for answers to questions from NAAtreth that 1939 John Threat To Joint the public about prices. Deere 8r. uit John Deere No.seLL' Specific questions on prices, rents,

FFeordguson front eid1r616. wages and salaries may be taken to i Farm Policy In 3x14 plew,3 the nearest ASCS office, except in Ford 2row cubit0 9' springy lrr highly urbanized areas. 12' springtooth,30. Common Market Frank A. Mosier, Kansas ASCS d be Kelly Ryan 31, The decision by Belgium and Italy executive director, emphasizes 500gal. propane lm to let their currencies float on the 250 gal. 'ls these offices are not authorized to propane to, open market has threatened another ler- Other farm machinen4 handle complaints nor to help ate Household serious blow at one of the Common resolve them. goods ir,1 laneous articles WORK ON DISPLAY Market's main accomplishments: Questions are answered only if an ould Its joint farm policy. Terms -Cie The paintings, mostly acrylics, of Suzanne Pipkin of Cheney, have been A -D -M TOP POST TO official answer to that question has to on exhibition atseveral locations this summer, including a one -women Common Marketofficialshad been received. No guess orin- Won. SALINA'S JOE HALE MR. & show at Independence at mostrecently in Dodge City. She is the wife of their slide rules and calculators out terpretation is given. of Wichita. H.D. Hale of Salina has been named Bill Ballad Jim Pipkin of Western Implement to see what. effect a change in the president of A -D -M Milling Co., of Kansas Kansas has 104 ASCS offices. t did Aucts. Larry & City. A -D -M is a subsidiary of Archer g the Clerk, value of the lira and Belgian franc Their selection as information Peoples Daniels Midland, the giant food and J. Belleville. the Kansas Polled Hereford Assn.wouldhave ontradeinfarm centers, in addition to urban IRS 1 Miss Hottman won her crown at agricultural processor which bought Miss Pollette products among the six member Gooch Mills, Western Star Mills, Kansas offices,means thateveryone, Winfield during the banquet of thecountries. Soya and other properties of John J. regardless of where he lives, will eightannualKansasPolled If either country's currency rises Vanier of Salina in 1970. Hale is a have access to official information %LE From Muscotah Hereford tour. 2.5 per cent or more against the son-in-law of Vanier. on President Nixon's move to stem RebeccaHottman, 16, the Miss Hottman will be a senior this Hale has been a vice president for dollar, that government will be A -D -M. He replaces as top man Fred inflationandstrengthenthe ofMr. and Mrs. Ray daughter fall at Holton High School. She hasentitled to impose an equivalent Merrill, who has resigned. economy. Rottman of Muscotah, was crownedbeen an active member oftheborder tax on farm imports from (;HT "Miss Kansas Pollette," queen ofSunflower 4-H in Atchison countyother member countries-meaning GROCERY EQUIPMENT AND ANTIQUES largely France, where the franc is 4 not being allowed to float. It would also be authorized to compensate its Tuesday, August 31 LIVESTOCK own farmers for the lower prices Antiquesat 9:30, StoreFixtures At 1:00 WILSONAUCTION they would receive for exports. Having quit business, I will sell at public auctionthe grocerystore,fixtures, The decision of Belgium to float its equipment and my antiques and collectors currency, and Luxembourg's along items at the store located 200 West 1st St., with the Dutch guilder, means that or1 block west of courthouse in Abilene, NEW SALE DAY The Netherlands will no longer Kansas. Starting Sept. 1 collecttaxonimportsfrom Fixtures Antiques & ly. They will sell as unloaded no. Belgium, the spokesman said. The Collectors Items ycrsforall kinds of hoes Common Market's joint farm policy, And Equipment EVERY WEDNESDAY For Full Listings See laboriously negotiated over 13 years, Grass & Grain August 24 Sc.on/. usnimum S3.50 SALE STARTS1:00 P.M. resulted in free movement for most farm products at uniform prices

Salina throughout the six countries. It also Zey South Side Market )11 -823.9306 - SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT -658.293S -Wilson brought a common system of price Mrs. Pearl Zey, Owner, Abilene, Ks. supportsandprotectionagainst Auctioneers: Foster Kretz Auction Service Clerk: Citizens TheAuctioneers Clay Center,Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Bank, Abilene Johnson & Son Our First Of The Season imports from outside countries. FEEDER SALE Friday, Sept. 10

Expecting 1000 Head FOURTH ANNUAL Starts 12:30 Noon Fresh Country Cattle I will sell at public auction the personal property of the late Lula Sandell at her If you have cattle ofany class that are ready for the market, KANSAS CLASSIC residence located 2 blocks south of the where it belongs.Valise we'll be glad to hear fromyou and will come out and appraise Skelly oil station in Riley, Kansas. the farms them for you.Remember, our regular sale day as of this has for you. size gas range; tubs; fruit jars; coming Wednesday, Sept.1,willbe Wednesdays. Household Goods stone jar; storm door; house No. 68 augerfeed wai7 Frigidaireelectric40"range, doors & screens; oval top trunk. 727 pull Gyrarnor WILSON LIVESTOCK AUCTION mod Handandgardentools; 307 Gyrantor THREE -BREEDFrigidaire 10' refrigerator, good kerosene lamps; bedding; The white pavilionon old US 40 west Metalcabinet base linens; electric iron; toaster & EST TRANI LONTIE WILSON Phone 913 823-6892 Chrome table &2 chairs waffle iron; dishes; pots; pans. and onthe lot SALE BARN PHONE' 827.5563 Maple 8 -piece dining room suite Also someantique and head for collectors items not listed, and a 1 row crop HORSE SALE Treadle type sewing machine crop for Motorola table radio; RCA 21" 410 ga. shotgun and 22 rifle. 1 usedrow console TV; 2 end tables; coffee mtd.2tow table; 2occasional chairs; divan; 55 cornbin,e.,, LABOR DAY ipit.******** The following items will be sold 1.9c6a)bJD studiodivan;rockers;wheel chair;straight chairs;library by Mrs.Pete Harzather 1951 JD55. A residence located just east of the cab. fi Tractor Pulling table. rhis chine. Has Contest Quarter Horses Antiquechinacloset;floor Sandell home, following the pith 1959JD 45' 12', lamps;luggage;throwrugs; Sandell auction. Willse CHAPMAN, Paints whistle. KS.-MON. SEPT. 6 14x14 wool rug; Niagara cyclo Antique bottles; colored and ro the money' 13044 massage, nearly new; Electrolux dated fruit jars; stone jugs; some 1959 JohnDee:ewer STARTS 4:00 P.M. AFTER PARADE Appaloosas tank type sweeper; 2 Hollywood antique dishes; floor and table NH 269 Aire East End Of 6th Street- Chapman beds complete; dressers; chest of lamps; kerosenelamps;plat- like now no drawers; metal ironing board; formrockers; chairs; antique baler electric hot plate. metalflower table; other antique JD 24T baier $360 PRIZE front MONEY ififavetvitAtifvf Antique chair; antique desk; and misc. items. 167 yuipr,T(rcorob!IP' wooden kitchen table; Maytag 1966 larva Prize Money: washing machine; apartment Terms - Cash shift drastatic $30-$20-$ 1 0 Each Class 0E1).114 SAT., SEPT.4 hitch ENTER IN THESE CLASSES: 5tsheinu 11notol Ben Heer JDFtas14 4500 lbs. 5500 lbs. 9001 lbs. - 12,000 lbs. Starts 12:30 Noon ADMINISTRATOR OF LULA SANDELL ESTATE 0110.,:, 5501 lbs. 7000 lbs, 12,001 lbs. - 15,000 lbs. Aucts. Foster Kretz Auction Serv., Vern Ewing Clerk: Riley State Bank 7001 lbs.- 9000 lbs. Hot Rods, 5000 Max. Attorney For Estate, Dick Rogers, Manhattan Two 224T,riwoto gowar th,3Pi Manhattan Sales Barn )111; g. gpringt°° Conte JD 1,,- w disk,god no tire chainslimited to rubber ed tractors. 6 JD 10' A_ /96g hoP: or dual rears or 4-whl. drives Manhattan, Kansas Saturday, Sept. 4 Special Starts 1:30 p.m. The estate of Fred I. McCollough will be

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-in At Chapman Grain Co. sold at public auction at the farm located 2 11:00 a.m00to 3: p.m. Day Of Contest miles straight north of Rossville, Kansas. COR515°:4,0 KANSAS TRACTORPULLING CONTEST RULES APPLY Consignmentsacceptedsale day. Grade horses sellas con- Machinery 1968MH combine, 300 Model, 1966 JD 43°'rderow signed after registered horses. 1966 IHC 4 -row monitor almost new iv/F 422 ENTRY FEE$3 IN ALL CLASSES Catalogs sent on request. 1968 MH No. 24 2 -row corn head, 1966 IHC 4 row lister with Gandy almost new For MoreInformation, boxes & hyd. markers 1970 IHC Vibra-Shank, 14' 1968 JD235two_heads Contestants 1966 IHCrear -mount4 -row Contact Auctioneers cultivator No. 5 JD 7' mower 21 °PP Welcome From All Counties IHC No.311 plow Two JD And Sale Managers 1956Minneapolis -Molinewheat Atitnission: INC No. 37 10'9" wheel disc Adults $1.00 Students 50cPre-school Free Robert G.Wilson,Box 128, St. drill Misc. hand and shop tools George, Kansas 66535.Phone 913 1969 IHCModel 856 custom tractor, 750 hours and good as Contest SponsoredBy 494-2552 - or Milton Anderson, 103 Terms: Cash Day Of Sale lemel S. 4th St., Manhattan, Kansas 66502 new CHAPMAN Phone 913 776-7935 office, 539-7365 ,ur,MoreInformationYOUNG FARMERS CHAPTER v& 1111P Contact: residence. Fred I. McCullough Estate "laPonitinf,... Young Farmersc/o Chapman High School Clerk: Peoples State 1)1,203o 'Pniati, Ks. 67431 Auctioneer: Everett A. Hoobler Duane MoCune 913 922-4121 St. Marys, Kansas Bank, Rossville, Kansas stp,:ilAnos,KAN endaralrailitallWarafraelek ContingentOf G&G Area Dairymen 0The reason GRASS & GRAIN has deduct To 'World's LargestParty' At Chicago' More Readers of its classified advertising and sales section than roast. any The G&G areawillbe.well They will return September 5. The trucks will be parked in the newsweekly in the state is that Grass & Grain has represented at what is being billed President Nixon is scheduled to address 25,000 persons at a banquetcenter aisle of the huge banquet as the "world's largest party." hall; 160 cooks and 800 waiters will at McCormick Place September 3. weDIRis It's the annual meeting of the be on hand to unload the trucks. I The airlift from Salina is a part of More Classified and Associated Milk Producers Inc., the will 120 charter flights which will clog Fourteen U.S. Congressmen giant milk marketing co-op whict speak at breakfast meetings in 14 advertising for readers to read.Last year Grass & Grain includes the G&G area in its areaboth major Chicago airports. The formanadtimone.taI Nevce flights will be supplemented by 450hotels September 4. 0ran 54,080 inches I (676 pages)l of classified ads and sales, from Wisconsin to the Gulf Coast. This year volume is running 18% over last year. The bash at Chicago Septemberbuses and a train. 3-4-5 will attract some 40,000 dairy AMPI officials estimate it will RALDSIR. farmers and their families. Thetake1000buses,loading and unloading at the rate of one bus association is picking up the tab for Sell Land, Livestock, Implements, Cars & De Collect the 2nd annual meeting, paying allevery five seconds, to ferry the dairy expenses but shopping foritsfarmers between McCormick Place Trucks, Furniture, Feed & Seed, An- and 66 Chicago hotels booked solid tiques, Services. Find a Good Buy. The members. OIL FIELD E with AMPI conventioneers. to Tell the Most - for the least cost Four planes will take off from BOUGHT Salina September 3,delivering Setting the table for the banquet - is thru G&G Classified. about 400 G&G area dairymen towill require four 40 -foot trailer errods Stru Chicago. Departure times are 1:50trucks loaded with a ton of silver- ing a.m., 2:50 a.m., 3 a.m., and 3:25a.m.ware, 15 tons of milk, three tons of cottage cheese,threetonsof WEEK MINIMUM SHAMROCK Theassociationisarranging Paul B parking permits in Salina for areapotatoes, 800 gallons of green beans, and 18,750 pounds of Yankee pot 474 a word per week lion Highway 56, farmers. lone Canton 316 phone Galva 316/I COW POKES By Ace Reid REACHEACH 14,20014,200 SUBSCRIBERS I- MEMORIA WRITE YOUR AD HERE MONUM

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Angeles County-nearly a million in 229.5284 20 CATTLE 16' 3 section springtooth harrow the 1960s alone-because of the lure 8 Hereford cows from 3 to 8 years New Idea manure spreader with of jobs,the sunshine and warm of age with calves at side wood box, on steel climate, the orange groves and easy 3 Herefordheifers,short Ford 3 pt. chisel JD 2 -row Go -Dig poolside living. yearlings Now, many are leavingdaily Polled Hereford bull, 18 Months 2 -sec. Oliver rotary hoe with end because of the smog, overcrowding, Don't forget to include Health Papers Will Be Furnished wheels phone. 4 bar side delivery rake jammed freeways, urbanblight, name, address and/or 4 -sec. spiketooth harrow the PLIC:sla&TSe1114111 crime and the depression in four Machinery Scraper Case drill aerospace industry, a principal FIGURE YOUR COST HERE. Authoriz 1967 JD 3020 dsl., wide front, 2 -row stalk cutter employer in Southern California. RATE: 74 a word ItAvERRA 1350 hrs., PS, wheel weights, Some scrap iron The county hashada net out - good condition $1 minimum for one week Rs.,x-r-dcA 1952 Ferguson 30 gas tractor with TRUCK & TRAILERS migrationbefore,said Walter 1 week Hollmann, director of the Population No. of words Cd 74 each. Cost for 8 speed over & under, fluid in 1957 Chev. 6400 Series 2 -ton truck ($1 minim ND IMPROV tires, good with 2-spd., box & hoist, good Research OfficeinGov. Ronald number of Reagan'sstateFinanceDepart- MEMBER 1965 JD No. 55 14' SP combine 4 -wheel rubber tireElectric Multiply one -week cost times KCCA Al withfactorycab,blower, Wheel trailer, 6x12 box & hoist ment. weeks you want ad to run. 11 power steering, good condition 4-whl. rubber tire trailer gear. weeks 1965 JD No. 234 2 -row corn head, Run,ad this number of consecutive good MISCELLANEOUS JD corn sprocket, milo guards & 3 hp aeration fan, like new; 6" Cost for weeks filler plates 12' grain auger;1 HP electric, JEEP JD 4x14 mtd. 3 pt. hook plow motor; 20' wood cattle feed bunk; Less Discounts - Po., JD RW 13'6" wheel disc with 18 60 bu. hog feeder; cattle oiler;; es (see below) WaterwaysTer blades & sealed bearings CI new 12 ton hyd. truck jack; JD Land 1963 Dempster 4 row lister with cylinder with hoses; 50 gallon gas I ENCLOSE$ Level i ROI insecticide boxes,rotary barrels; 5 gallon gas cans; 75 ,pooD. moldboards, 3 pt. hook, good electricfenceposts;electric 10% if ad phon 'Fr JD 8x16 grain drill with grass only) deduct IN fence wire; severaljacks; 300 DISCOUNTS: (with cash orders siOA9911510GECf seeder, press wheels and on if ad runs 4weeks. gallon gas tank. runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% the AgPress steel 2 electric tank heaters; electric refund at REFUNDS: you may collect a iscancelled. 1969 Kneib pop-up 9' bale loader cords;100' of 220 wire; PTO office for any unused amountpaid if an ad IHC 4 row Go -Dig with 3 pt. hook electric wire winder; 8 hiller (boxed ads)$2.10 a°lilt" 40' Kelly Ryan 20" trough grain & inch." discs; tools;largelogchain; at $2.03 percolumn hay elevator with PTO, GOOD rope; forge;21/2 HP Cushman inch. Two or more times 4nt 3 row hiller with 3 pt. motor; used tires; doors; win- Sales-Service have a i by cash MH 7' semi-mtd. hay mower dows; stone jars and wedding Large Stock Of New Vehicles CASH: charAdges anddoteadc.companied Mobile 6 row field sprayer with cake baking equipment. Parts For Old & New billing 110 gal. tank Terms - Cash Topeka Truck MAIL TO: - AG PRESS -P.0.130X1009 Mr. and_ Mrs. Henry Kapperman Equipment Inc. MANHATTAN,KANSAS Auctioneer: Eugene Waring Clerk: State Bank of Chester, Nebr. 600 West Hwy. 24 1207 MORO - Topeka, Ks. 913 234-4724 GRASS &.GRAIN BRED GILTS - Duroc and August 31, 1971 Hamp to farrow in September. Arthur & Gail Roepke, Water- FOR SALE - Reg. 7 year old ville, Ks., Phone 785-2765 or 785- 11/LaICPCJA [ii-IJITAk2UMAt gelding, good cow horse, very 2766. SR32 7da word. $1 min mum for one week. DISCOUNTS: (with cash orders only) fast. Barrel horse, seasoned, 7 \ IN has RA1TES: years old. Phone 913 449-2617, dedLict 10% if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. REFUNDS: you may Eskridge, Kansas. SB27 col l a refund at the Ag Press office for any unused amount paid if an ad is cancelled. eiders CLASSIFIED DISPLAY:(boxed ads) $2.10 a column inch.CASH: ads not accompa- REGISTERED YORKSHIRE niedby cash have a 25 -cent billing charge added. boars, open & bred gilts for ng and sales To: Ag Press - P.O. Box 1009 - 1207 Moro - Manhattan, Kansas 66502 sale. Bred same as test station section th Mail - JE 9-7558 pigs. 134 days 220 lbs., 2.36 ay. TRITICALE that Grass mom. & Grain daily gain and 251 lbs. feed ef- has '11' ...- .1 ficiency. Lawrence Bandel, Wa- Jack Gorsuch's Select 208. 2 yrs. mego, Ks. 913 456-9334. x29 ahead of other Triticales. Also LAWRENCE E. WELTER 100 Cows For Sale TriticalegrownfromGraze AUCTIONEER Will calf in September or Octo- FEEDER PIGS for sale, 100 Grain 70. For additional infor- [as sified DRILLING REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WELL ' ber. Will sellall or any part. head, 70 lbs., 3 -way cross. Roger mation on both varieties call Irrigation, stoc:k and home Your Sale Solicited Also fifty black heifers, two Whelchel, Solomon, 913 655-8911 wells. Test holes, read.Last year gravel packed Large or Small year olds, bred to Hereford SB29 Kermit or H. E. Karns Grass & e. plastic and metal casings in bulls, calves to be weaned after )ages) of classified EAST HIGHWAY US 24 HOLSTEINS - Want to buy Phone 913 924-2247 adsand any formation. New air rotary November 1st. Also 4 registered ng la% over last MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 large Holstein springers for CIRCLEVILLE, KANSAS ye, equipment. Hereford bulls, 2 year olds. BLUE VALLEY DRILLING Real Estate export. Paul W. Rolfsmeier, And General Sales Seward, Nebr. Ph. 402-643-6143. GERALD ;STRADER Fred McLeod SR33 CUSIUM PELLEITNG Blue Rapids, ICKansas 66441 Box 635 913 796-2970 Grain Banking ock, Implements,Casg ' wg" McLOUTH, KANSAS FOR SALE - Beautiful com- Phone Collect Livestock ing 4 yr. old saddle horse. Ph. Page's Feed - Bulk Delivery Ire,Feed & Seed, 913/226-7353 A. FOR SALE - Beef cross calves 539-2540, Manhattan. x27 Animal Health Products 0.11P We will have 500 head of calves Find a GoodBuy, Tt) BRED HAM?, YORK MANHATTAN MILLING CO. EQUIPMENT at our barns every weekend, 4 NATIONALLY ACCREDITED Most- for the least co' OIL FIELD & DUROC GILTS weeks to 400 lbs. Also Holstein SPF Duroc boars & open gilts. Manhattan, Ks. 778-3217 :lassified. BOUGHT & SOLD Some as close as 3 weeks. Open bull. Heifer calves. All triple Meat type, fast gainers, excel- gilts, good selection of boars, in- vac. W. G. Wiebe, Summerfield, lent feed conversion. Test sta-

Structural pipe for Sucker rods dividual figures on many. Some Kansas 913 244-7625. tf tion figures available .Backfat SEED WHEAT Fencing are half brothers to our top probes and days to 220 lbs. on For Sale per day. Nationally accredited FINANCING AVAILABLE on all boars. Larry Hobson, Scan- EK MINIMUM .SHAMROCK SUPPLY Test Station, gaining 2.59 lbs. DAIRY COWS - If you wish dia, Ks. Phone 913 335-2650. * Registered Eagle Paul Bandy gaining boar in the SENEK to start a new dairy or expand x29 * Certified Sturdy - Triumph 64 la word per week SPF. your present one, we have for ward on Highway 56, Galva your selection 250 head of Hol- FOR SALE - Open & bred SPF also Phone Canton 316/628-4417 stein fresh & springer cows and Yorkshire & crossbred gilts. Phone Galva 316/654-2732 Hayes Beck & Sons heifers. Also Jersey & Guern- Kenneth Visser, Wakefield, Ph. * Parker* Satanta Shawnee ICRIBERS Route 1 Phone 238-6064 sey. Buy where every cow and 913 461-5744. x29 Scout 66 MEMORIALS JUNCTION CITY, KANS. heiferisguaranteed sound * Sturdy * Triumph 64 when they freshen. W.G. 30 HOLSTEIN bull calves, 3 Wiebe, Summerfield, Kansas, months old, vaccinated, locally Bag or Bulk Phone 913 244-7625. tf raised, $115. Frankfort, Kt. 913 M 0 NUMENTS 2924943. x27 Johnson's Elevator Duroc, York, Hamp NATIONALLY ACCREDi i Stones designed and cut by ex- SPF Hamp boars & open gilts. CHAROLAIS BULLS, percent- Assaria, Ks. (913) 667-2125 perienced craftsmen in our own Boars with figures for Sale H. Wayne Shirley, Horton, Ks., age & purebred. Gentle disposi- Rod Diehl, Mgr. plant. Duroc Boars Phone 913 474-3349. x27 tion,guaranteed. McFadden Rundle Monument Co. Are Outstanding Bros., 913 485-2688, Riley. x28 200 HEAD of open and bred Want To Buy Harlan Rundle, Owner Also some bred Duroc gilts Holstein heifers, 300 to 900 lbs. FOR SALE - Very good reg- Office & Display Nationally Accredited SPF W. G. Wiebe, 913 244-7625, Sum- istered 4 year old Charolais Weeping Lovegrass Seed. - 4th & Grant merfield, Kansas. tf bull, gentle, good breeder. Wil- Growers, send samples. Highest ME 2-2323 liam Gerdes, Herkimer, Ks. Ph. prices paid.Phone collect or Harvey Herrs WOOD SHAVINGS for sale at 913 744-2383. x28 write. CLAY CENTER Phone 913 348-2252 all times. Nelson Manhattan LINN, KS.66953 Hatchery, Manhattan, Ks., Ph. FOR SALE - 10 purebred DOUGLASS W. KING CO. SBTF springer Brown Swiss heifers P.O. Box 20320 DAIRY SUPPLIES 913 778-3412. freshening September & Octo- SAN ANTONIO, TEX. 78286 Charolais Bulls FOR SALE - Lightweight ber. Also 3 just fresh second Phone 512 6614191 WAMEGO green steer & heifer calves for calf heifers, milking now. Gor- Nights: 512 735-0305 DAIRY SUPPLY 7/8 & 15/16 17 Months immediate delivery. Calves will don McMillan, Rt. 4, Beloit, Ks. SAM BLOODLINE weigh 350 to 425 lbs. For infor- Phone 913 738-2844. SB28 RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for hors- mation phone Harlan Jensen, es. Product of Key Milling Co.. Your authorized dealer for: Rt.2, Concordia, Kansas, 913 FOR SALE - 7 year old, gen- Clay Center, Kans., Phone ME DeLAVAL milkers Harley Peterson 243-2581. SBTF tle, well broke bay mare. Bob SBTF Tilley,Phone 913292-4836, 2-2141. CLAY push-button eqpt. 913 823-9090Route 1, Salina FOR SALE - Purebred regis- Frankfort, Ks. x27 KEY RABBIT Mini Pellets for MUELLER Bulk Tanks tered performance tested Char- fast gains, no waste. Key Mill- olais bulls 10 to 14 months old FOR SALE - One Simmental ing Co., Clay Center, Kansas, DUROC BOARS priced $800 to $1500. Also a few Charolais bull 13 mo. old, big ME 2-2141. TF Stores and Service from cows and heifers.Flint Hills enough for service. One Sim - Wamego & Sabetha, Kansas & Open Gilts Charolais Ranch, Wamego, Ks. mental Hereford bull, 8 mo. old. NEW CLEAN threshing Scout - 66547. 913 456-9544. x27 Also one Holstein heifer to land wheat, $2.75 bulk, $3.00 For Free Estimates Call: January Farrowed freshen Dec. 1. All from artifi- bagged. New highest yielding WAMEGO 456-7200 or FOR SALE - Purebred ser- cial breeding. Ph. 913 736-2738, Centurk $10.00 bagged. Henry SABETHA AV 4-2958 Large Selection viceable age Yorkshire boars. Axtell, Kansas. John Holthaus. Evers, Odell, Nebr. 766-4235. Top Quality Vernon Setzer, St. George, Ks., x27 x28 Phone 913 456-2394. x27 DeLAVAL DAIRY EQUIPMENT - Figures On Boars - FOR SALE - Shetland gelding FOR SALE - Chanute seed Clay Farm Equipment FOR SALE - Chester White, team, well broke. Wagon & har- wheat, $1.85 bushel. Thomas Mueller Bulk Tanks Nationally Accredited SPF Duroc & Hampshire boars. Also ness. Phone 913 449-2591, Esk- Steinberger, Wamego, Phone twelve head of open Hampshire ridge, Ks. x28 456-7215. x27 Phone 913 2384382 or 238-7743 gills. P -B Ranch, Frankfort, Ks. Service & Repairs Junction City, Ks. 66427. For appointment phone 80 GOOD Hereford cows to FOR SALE - Balboa Rye, for most dairy equipment 913 2924628. SB29 calve November & December, brome grass, state tested. Ph. or write: FRED GERMANN all one brand, $275.30 good 316 726-5654, Harold Heymann, JOE McCLURE Dwight, Kansas FOR SALE - Purebred Charo- Hereford & 19 Angus cows 4 & Burns, Ks. 66840. x31 lais bulls, performance tested & 5 yrs. old to calve feb.$265. Ph. 229.5284 Alta Vista fertility tested. Blue River Hills All above cows weigh 950 to FOR SALE - Brome seed, 12c PCA money finances cattle op- Charolais, Rt. 4, Manhattan, Ks. 1050 lbs. Paul Evans, Phone lb. bagged. Arthur Hole, Marys- Gordon Webb, mgr., phone Ri- Kincaid, Ks. 316 439-5354.SB30 ville, Ks. Phone 913 562-3803. erations for hundreds of stock- x34 x30 men in this area. ley 485-2566. FOR SALE 135 ewes, 80 eit& FOR SALE - York, Duroc whiteface & mixed, 55 Suffolk FOR SALE - Prairie hay in CONCOZRD Call RAY COHORST old. bred to Suffolk rams to start field. Call 293-5675, Leonard- MILKERS cross open gilts, 6 months SB28 to include William Burger, Palmer, Ks. lambing early fall. 913 446-3709, ville, Kansas. 't forget BULK TANKS x28 Clyde, Kansas. x27 and/or Phon EAGLE SEED wheat for sale. address Sales & Service 913 - 776-7061 Your AuthorizedDealer REGISTERED YORKSHIRE HOLSTEIN BULTS & heifers. Phone 913 2834679, Howard bred gilts and sows, bred to Also crossbred & weaned calves. Larson, Tescott, Ks. x30 OST HERE' AMP MANHATTAN, KANS. sires of top testing Yorkslast Dwight Rhodes, Clifton, Ks. ,REFRIGERATION SB30 CODY ALFALFA seed for sale. kmntralia, K. two Senek tests. Alsoproduc- 913 455-3407. 3. 913 857-3946 KINGMAN COUNTY age Tom Kimball, Rt. 3, Manhattan, week FEEDER PIG SALE tiontestedserviceable Phone 913 776-7192. x28 urn forone boars. Loineyes as large as6.5 SELLING 44 HEAD thin, large fort 1850 Farm Fresh Pigs Cost LAND IMPROVEMENT square inch at 220lbs.; backfat frame 675 lb. Hereford steers. EAGLE SEED wheat, $2.00 P. 7cieach. Kingman Co. Fairgrounds James Forshee, 913 243-4717, Kingman, Ks. -1 :00 p.m. as low as .49.Walker's York- SB27 bushel grown from foundation MEMBERKCCA AND LICA shire Farm, Rt. 2, McPherson, Concordia, Ks. ror of TUESDAY, SP_ANTEMBER 7 seed on fallow ground. State times ne Kansas. Phone 316 241-5139. FOR SALE - Seventy-five tested and recleaned. W. C. weekcost All sw herds vaccinated for Ery- SB30 registered Hereford cows and Meyer, Palmer, Ks. Ph. Palm- nt ad to run' woks sipelas,castrated, weaned and ready to go. Lunch on grounds. FOR SALE- RegisteredSpots; heifers. Also some not register- er, Kansas 1902. x30 amber Of0°11SeCtiti Sponsored by the Kingman Co. boars. ed. Will sell in groups to suit - Few February & March the buyer. Johnson Hereford PLANT THE best - Eagle, Feeder Pig Assn. For more in- Sired by 2 good boars. J.V. Farms, Smolan, Ks. 67479. Ph. Sturdy and Parker wheat. Sid- Cost for_-_-_-weeks formation contact: Cundiff, Manchester, Ks.,4 mi. ney Johnson, Lindsborg, 913 2%, 71 or 21, Salemsborg. SB27 - Ponds. Terraces Amos Nisly, R 1, Hutchinson, N. Talmage, 1 mi. east, 227-2532. x30 Discounts Grading Phone 316 662-1568 north: or 31/2 mi. westIndustry Less Waterways Clearing Ks. 67501 x27 SIMMENTAL x HEREFORD Land Leveling Paul Bane, Spivey, Ks. 67142, and 1/4 south. bulls, heifers. Hereford cow- WE HAVE registered Eagle & (see be 316 7854376 Larry Gdefer, auct. herd, closed for 50 years. Per- Centurk, Certified Scout 66, S. Shorthorn ROGGENDORFF FOR SALE - Reg. formance tested since 1955. Ar- Triumph 64, Gage and Parker ENCLOSE old. I CONST.INC. WAHOO GRAIN BINS - Best bulls, 12 to 24 months tificial insemination since 1960. seed wheat. Also certified and Phone 911539-3984 available - bar NONE! Many Solve your eye troublewith a noncertified Elbon rye, winter l: 1630 OSAGE bull. Glenn Houghton Stock Farms, Tipton, deduct - MANHATTAN advantages - Savings .Versa- big, long Shorthorn barley and Lodi forage oats. only) Ks., Phone Kansas 67485. Ph. 913 3734100. orders tile storage for feed, seed, ferti- E. Lacy, Miltonvale, x28 x30 Callcollect 913 527-2484,Sais :h cash runs4Weeks, lizer. Portable or permanent. 913 4274513. Seed, Belleville, Ks. x27 25% ifad at ict arefund aallf All sizes 700 bu. -8400 bit. Sec- quality FOR SALE - 5 year old sor- adit FOR SALE - 40 good Tri- collect if an AUOTIONEERING. tional for low cost easy erec - FOR SALE - Certified may Hereford cows, wt. 950lbs. rel registered quarter horse, paid $1,10irov. tion. Aeration; auger systems; umph 64 seed wheat, germina- amount ads) tested, $245. good disposition. Price $250. ed BOB Pregnancy & bangs tion 94%. Will winter.Barley (boxed 01°f. WILSON drying bins; equipment. Finan- Kincaid, Theo R. Stowell, Frankfort, Ks. Per ced. Write for literature packet. Paul Evans, Phone SB27 seed, germination 94%. Albert PLAYat52.03 onwing Ks. 316 439-5354. SB27 Phone 913 2924275. etimes Wahoo-Built,10325Horton, Kientz, Wamego, Ks., Phone have 250 FOR SALE - 3 milk cows, 2 913 456-9831. x27 bycash Overland Park, Ks. 66207. Ph. PUREBRED RAMP boars. pAF141111,4:ZsPesE4721341:5.23 913 648-2201. x29 to 280 lbs. fromquality SPF Guernsey 4 & 6 years old, 1 accompanied 3, Junc- Brown Swiss 7 yrs. old. Tracey WANTED - Baled alfalfa. Send 0061 FOR SALE - Pair of yearling stock. Gary Taylor, Rt. price per ton at your farm. Box ed. Box118,st. "61 tion City, Ks. Phone 913238-2442 Stewart, Frankfort, Phone 913 x30 saddle mules. 913 539-3375, Man- x2 8 2924634 after 7 p.m. SB27 503, Hutchinson, Kansas. hattan. x27 a August 31, 1971 1965 FOR SALE -Registered Park- stropdi.t er wheat seed, $3.00 per bushel We Have The Trucks bag. Agronomy Department, $2.1 Waters Hall, KSU, Manhattan, 1971 Chevrolet 34 ton, V8, 3 - Watervill Ks., Phone 913 532-6111. SB27. Car & Truck Sale speed, LWB Summer's End 1960 Chevrolet 2 -ton,6-cyl.,4- FOR SALE - Balboa rye seed, Truck Center For spd., 2-spd., 13'6" bed, 28" 1%8cRealyLAcaecevrosaripeed.leanleutlo-Utso.,..;$ state tested. Dale Miller, Mil- 1968 Impala 4 dr., air, power, grain sides, stock racks and ford, Ks., Phone 913 238-7354. aut. & V8 Central Kansas underbody hoist SB28 1968 Caprice 4 dr., air, pwr., aut. 1962 International10' milk 1962 Chevrolet 134 ton, 6 cyl., 19679 & V8 truck with refrigerated body 4 speed, 11' bed, grain sides RECLEANED BALBOA rye 1967 Chevelle 4 dr., 6 cyl., aut. & & stock rack, no hoist Prop suitable for seed. Germination $995 1969 Chevrolet 34 ton, V8, auto- tested.Rollie Clemence, Abi- air 1971 Ford XLT F100, radio, 1967 Bel Air 4 dr., VS & aut. matic, power steering Always a goodselecrionof lene, Ks. x28 heater, air conditioned, PS, New And Used 1966 Impala 4 dr., V8, aut. & air 360 V8, 2 -tone paint .. $3895 1966 Ford Bronco, 4 wheel Cars & FOR SALE - Triticale, winter 1965 Impala Spt. Cpe., V8, std. 1960 F100 Ford 1/2ton, 6 cyl., drive, 3 speed In Stock for Immediate hardy variety 203. Phone 913 1965 Impala Spt. Cpe 6 cyl. std. 4 speed 1966 Chevrolet 54 ton LWB, V8, 227-3105, Lindsborg, Ks. x28 1964 Dodge 2 dr. 6 cyl. std. 1968 Ford 54 ton, 6 cyl., 4 spd. 4 speed, air cond. SkinnerChevroitt 1964 Impala Spt. Sedan V8, aut., $1595 1966 Chevrolet 54 ton, 6 cyl., 4 - ALFALFA SEED for sale, ex- pwr. & air 1962 Ford F600, 174" wheel speed, long wide bed Phone 632.2102 cellent quality, 99% purity, 1964 Bel Air 4 dr. V8, aut. base, big 6 cyl., single speed 1966 Chevrolet 34 ton, V8, auto- CLAY CENTER,RA over 90% germination. Kansas 1963 Bel Air 2 dr., V8, aut. matic, power steering & air rear axle, 8:25 tires $995 completed,wacovteered, Common or Cody, 30c and 40c. 1963 Olds 4 dr., V8, aut. 1967 Jeep pickup, 4 wheel drive, Call Melvin Buxman collect with good Ed Streckfus, Route 3, Salina, 1963 Bel Air 4 dr., 6 cyl., aut. V8, 4 speed $1295 and he'll be happy to come out PONTIAC Ks., Phone 913 823-2706. x33 1962 Ford Galaxie 500, 6 cyl., 1968 Ford F-600, 300 cu inch and look at your truck or car. std. 6 cyl., radio, 4 speed, 2 speed, Just call Melvin at TA 5-5431. GMC 'sbarbedtevery REGISTERED EAGLE seed 1961 Chevrolet station wagon, 6 825 rubber $3000 wheat $3.50. Eagle grown from cyl., std. foundation seed $2.75. Certified 1 hail damaged pickup left Jim Sullivan Chevrolet DATSUN Triumph $1.75. All re -cleaned. TRUCKS 239 N. Santa Fe Eddie Ewy, Phone 316 538-2843, 1971 Chev. 'ton pickup, new 15 New Pickups In Stock 4th Arlington, Ks. SB29 1971 Chevrolet 1AT Fleetside ALSO A LARGE SELECTION Phone 913 825-5431 OF BRONCOS, V8, aut., demonstrator each year. ALFALFA SEED for sale 30c 1965 Chevy 54 ton, 3 speed VANS AND RANCHEROS v Pot E. t Annual lb.Max Buterbaugh, Morrow- 1955 Chevrolet 34 ton, 6 cyl., 3 Improve ville, Ks. x27 spd. SALINA, KANSAS Long -McArthur, Inc. Anniversary Sale rod's:and.3c bee FOR SALE - Balboa Rye seed 1951 GMC 2 ton, cab & chassis Ford -Lincoln-Mercury Louis Weixelrnan, Wamego, Ks. 340 N. Santa Fe Salina. Kans. Still In Progres completely Phone 913456-9805. sb30 AULD TA 3-2237 See In Jansen mapgleeto, CHEVROLET 25 NEW 1971 PONTIRS FOR SALE - Satanta seed F' v71 °LET / SIEBE'S TRUCK CENTER IN STOOK, ALL Mapas wheat, bin run. D. 0. Parker, 461-5414 Used Dump Truck down Waterville, Ks. Phone 913 785- WAKEFIELD SPECIAL ALL ARE SERVICED x27 2676. 1963 International dual axle, 14' 1971 Chevrolet 50 series, V8, AND READY TO GO 61034%% dump body, a clean unit $3895 can live at TRITTCALE - 97% germina- 4 speed, 2 speed, 16' box and NO REASONABLE 0 Skaggs (Ford) 1966 International dual axle, hoist college fror tion. For information see 8-21-71 14' dump body, low mileage 1970 Dodge 2 ton, 366 V8, 5-sp., REFUSED Improved Kansas Farmer. Delbert Gareis, Motors on engine $3950 2 cop., 1554' box & hoist bottom 320 Wamego, 913 456-2470. x30 KEY, INC. very good A-1 USED CARS 2 TON UNITS 1970 Dodge 2 ton, 361 V8, 5 spd., Choice of 2 - 1968 Internation- 2 spd., will carry a 16' box Automotive 1971 El Camino, full power 1969 Chevrolet 2 ton, 350 V8, 4- 2312 Stagg Hill Rd. $1ihig40h,000Pmdonli( 1970 Maverick al model 1600 long wheel- spd., 2-spd., will carry 151/2' Phone 539-1161 term contra 1970 Torino 4 dr., full power base $2650 - 2795 box Manhattan's Only Beautiful 1970 .Galaxie 500 4 dr.,full 1967 International Model 1700, 1968 Ford F600, 2 -ton, 4 sp., 2- VOLUME power equipped with 14' refrigerated sp., low mileage, with 11' Idgwdtchesnn,lailbuil 1970 Cortina wagon, air, auto. body and Therm -King unit, a New & Used Car DaleGood metal 1970 Ford Country Squire, full clean truck $2495 Henderson lime spreader box corn will n power 1969 Chevrolet 50 Series, V8, 4 - acre. Now See The SEVERAL BODIES - speed, 2 speed, new 1554' box Used Truck da 1971 Toyota, air, automatic STATE OF KANSAS TRADES and hoist 1970 Grand Prix, full power davAtthe, $ithWen 3 Truck People 1969 Chevelle 2 dr., full power Choice of 7 units 1961 to 1965 1968 GMC 21/2ton, with 17' Headquarters Clip this 74 ton chassis, 4 spd. transmis- box & hoist, V6 with 5 spd., In Belleville 1969 Mach I Mustang 7 1967 Chevy V8 5 yd. ur smudge 1969 Torino GT fastback sion, 6 cylinder engines, Fords, 2-spd., power steering, new and relative` 1969 Ford N600, COE, long Chevy $495 to $695 tires 67 Chevy V8, hoist, 1511' 1969 Country Squire wagon, FP 4 '66 Ford V8 5 yd. dumps will to wheelbase, 361 V8, 4 speed, 2 1968 Country Squire 10 pass., 1967 International 2 ton with beT hsplace speed, new 8:25 tires, extra new 151/2' box and hoist, V8, 66 Ford V8, hoist, 1534' bxMidwest. nice new 16' grain box $4495 FP International Trucks 4 speed, 2 speed 67 Chevy 54 ton, 4x4 VS, 1968 Chevrolet diesel, V6, LWB, 1969 Galaxie 500 4 dr. sedan, FP 1967 Ford N600 V8, 4 speed, 2 - 69 Chevy t Y4ton, 4x4, VI Parts - Sales - Service ton, 4x4, VS 150" CT, New Way tandem These Are Just A Few Of speed, with new 16' box and 69 Ford 3/4 dollar volum tag axle, 5 sp., 2 sp., good Our Fine Selection hoist 6 '65 Ford 600 5 yd. d u list your condition $6750 Of A-1 Used Cars 500 E. 10th 1966,1965,1964 Chevrolet 60 67 Ford V8, 1 ton, stock 65 Chevy V8, 1 ton, dud 1967 Chevrolet 60 series, 2 ton, COME DOWN TODAY Series, cab & chassis, V8, 4 - tosPeleri 17' fold down grain box and AND LOOT( THESE OVER 913 285-8711 speed, 2 -speed, will carry 16' sis about Swartz underbody hoist, 366 beds 67 Ford 6, 1 ton, dual V8, 5 speed, 2 speed, extra 67 Ford F600,102" CA, IDefit:witajb:it Skaggs (Ford) Motors TOPEKA, KANSAS power strg., 5spd.,9011 good 9:00 tires $4500 00700tnecilt2mo:rissi%wrifloyo:. 1965 Chevrolet tandem tag axle Your Transportation Siebe's Repair 65 Ford 600, hoist, 154' tractor, 427 V8 engine, power Headquarters Trucks V8 steering, 10:00 tires, straight BUICK-OPEL 66 Ford 600 hoist, 1334' "Where Customers Send JANSEN, NEBR. 10 air brakes $3250 Their Friends" 66 Chev. 1 ton, Tulsa Kvasni( 190 Chevrolet 80 Series, 427 USED CARS Telephone 402 424-2670 68 Chevy 50, 366 V8, 4II V8, tandem, tag aisle tractor, 2nd & Houston 1971 Buick Cent. Cony. .. $4995 HID frame HARD, 5 spd., 2 sp., 10:(16x10 tires, Phone PR 8-3525 1968 Buick LeSabre cony., PS, SPAGGS LINCOLN -MERCURY Used hoists, flatbeds, Phone straight air brakes, PS $3250 MANHATTAN, KANSAS PB, AC, clean $1995 Used Hoists Flatbeds A. K1 1964 Chevrolet, LWB, 2 ton, 6 1968 Buick Elec. custom 4 dr. We Have 1971 Model cyl., 4 sp., 2 sp., 8:25 tires, All power and AC $2395 Mercurys in stock, ready for delivery. Ames Chevrolet new 1554' grain box, under - Take Your Pick 1969 Chev. Caprice 4 dr. Htop, 6473251 body hoist $2995 PS, PB, elec. windows & door Phone 316 1970 Ford Ranger 1/2 ton pickup Mercury - Montego - Cougar MOLINE, KS. 61353 1964 V200 International 549 V8 locks, vinyl top. A sharp car Comet and Capri engine, 8 -speedRoadranger, with 8' bed, V8 engine, auto- for only $2495 Galaxy 500 XL,390 matic transmission, radio, 1968 Ford 1/2 ton pickup, custom The prices start as low singtileresaxle tractor, good 10:00 as $2195.00 1964 FORD 2 door x2() $2250 heater and other extras. Al cab, clean $1595 Cruisomatic, $500.Jack 1964 Ford COE, 102" CA, V-8, 4- extra sharp low mileage 1968 Chrysler New Yorker 4 dr. 908 Lincoln, Wamego,la spd.,2-spd.,825 tires, 15W pickup at $2995 Low mileage. Shows the best Bonus Offer box & hoist $3250 1967 IHC 3/4 ton pickup, 1 own- of care $2395 FOR SALE -1955342 1963 Chevrolet 1/2ton, SWB, 6 er,locally owned pickup, 1966 Ford Thunderbird Landau NOW TILL LABOR DAY pickup with good44, cyl., 3 speed, narrow box, eqUipped to do your farm 2 dr. $985 10 Free Car Wash mission. Reasonable. AP extranice $745 work. A real buy at $1195 Big Discount On 71 Model Certificates With Model T rear endwith Ole :I1e60Acce806:sr:tCarisAlelelif,m2wA Every New MERCURY, 636826L P$P1npaii:na 1967 Chevrolet 54 ton pickup, 6 Buicks Now To Clear The Deck Call 913 laIstiaehlriuwts::Ptztatr: 1951 Chevrolet 54 ton, 4-spd. tire. contract,I:I $95 cyl., 4 speed transmission, ra- For 72 Models - MONTEGO, COUGAR Roth, Paxico,Kansas. $: dio, heater and wrap bumper & COMET ,..1 4o,-. NEW TRUCKS Only $1695 Manhattan Motors Sold During This Period WANTED - uuuu , bluestem We have a large inventory, 1965 Chevrolet 1/2 -ton, Fleetside del truck withglval uft7 ready for delivery, of new pickup, V8 engine, 4 speed BUICK - OPEL Stop at 307 North Third as3s1e6ng66er24b5gus., creek b TODAY trucks, 1,4T pickups to single & transmission, wrap -around 311 Houston PR 8-3537 Wildin,364p land tandem diesel tractors. bumper. Only $1395 Used Car Lot 231 Houston son, Ks. creel BEI ihrt IDEAS MAKE farma 1965 Chevrolet % ton, Fleetside PR 6-4414 Bk.:1.-fER CARS -1966 .91 pickup, Big 6 engine, 4 spd. MANHATTAN. KANSAS FOR SALE brblraa e:R ii Melton Motor Co.. Inc. ton truck, 327V8 'stock 16th & M Streets 913 527-2201 transmission, wrap -around bed with bumper. Only $1495 Skaggs axle,131/2' BELLEVILLE and lift.14' Hutt?! c°11tract. ' Close Out On Lincoln-Mercury set disk.Emerson itt Looking For A Phone ro New Ford Trucks 307 N. 3rd 913 778-3545 Center, Ks. O MORE Cars & Trucks Dependable Car ... See MANHATTAN, KANSAS The Brightest Corner In Town La 1971 F600 HD, 174" WB, 17,500 unRetnWItYlloo' 1958 Chevrolet 2 -ton truck with 2-spd., 8.25 tires WANTEDrubber !ire Ilc:rt grain bed and hoist OBERMEYER 1971 F250 Ford camper special 4 - Also61/2"x376, "Graham 1955 Ford F-350 with bed and with electric power pak "IAA Npe stock racks Sid Vidricksen,New 1971 F100 LWB V8 4 spd., radio, 4%0 1948 Chevrolet 2 -ton truck with mirrors, etc. 4' TIRES Kansas67470. stock racks, grain bed & hoist MOW' -t- hoist 1965 Falcon station wagon 913 258-2255 Open to 9 p.m. NEW FORD AUTOS Most All Standard Sizes 1965 Falcon convertible IN STOCK on Marvin Obermeyer, Owner Ford 1965 Mustang convertible HERINGTON, KANSAS Galaxie 500 4 doors, Mustangs, New Tires, Too. 1965 350 1 c Tow!, 4 1965 Chevrolet Nova II tudor Torinos, Mavericks stock s_t 1 hardtop 2 driver Ed. Galaxie 500 4-drs. Chevy 1971 Maverick tudor, mileage LTD 4 dr. lease ear, low mileage HERCULES 80st:del:sat mANRA:LLearRYealisx'rr°A:n;', 4000 SALES & SERVICE quick 776-9453 610 N.3rd BIG DISCOUNT ON Muncie power take -off (includes Wamego Motors gr New 11' Excel camper double gear & forward & re- MANHATTAN, KANS. FORD SALES & SERVICE verse), U -joints, Power shafts 913/456-9567 and Control cables. FOR SALE - 1965 Internation- iltaso;b138irlido2 oer54Yferrr.$1i11;:8111: 8:rag' al truck, 1600 Series.A-1 "%V fence, StenbergMotors WAMEGO, KANSAS shape, 38,000 actual miles. Com- Ginder Hydraulic & plete with grain sides and stock FOR SALE -1 box 913 2931'41 FOR SALE - 1961 4 wheel rack. Reason for selling, retir- Machine Shop drive Jeep pickup, fair condi- ing. Walter Gantz, Cottonwood rear arli°ad'gW 1218 North 9th 913 224"3771' Ph. 446-3532, Clyde, Ks. 66938 913 TA 7-3212 tion. John Schweitzer, Morrill, Falls, Kansas. Ph 316 277.69292:28. SALINA, KANS. 67401 Ks. Phone 913 459-2895. x27 1365 CHEV: 60 Series; 453. De. Grass & Grain trait Diesel, 84" cab to axle, 5 - 23 Farm Equipment end. trans., 2-spd. axle, new August 31, 1971 es. $2750. LarryA. Sedlacek, 248 Acres Waterville, Ks. 913 785-2539. Cleat4 x29 Farms River bottom, 175 acres Irrigat- 1968 - Ranches ed, was leveled years ago and In Alta Vista tad cyl, 3 4(§ eal Estate Motels-Cafes waters perfect from river. Old FREE INTEREST WAIVER water nights, plenty of water in ON ALL ALLIS TRACTORS & From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. Lovely 42 unit brick motel do- dry years, lot of good improve- IMPLEMENTS UNTIL 3-1-71 - (mfr. out. max.) des CheVtl ing approximately $100,000.00 ments, modern 4 bedroom brick ..eavy°'4V* COMBINES UNTIL 4-1-71. 111 gross. Will contract or trade for home, 3 barns, lot of grain SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! tto- & hoist rolp Property For Sale farm or ranch. storage, some for drying. One 1966 Allis 190 gas IT FEATURES: Always 95.0 estimated horsepower. New a Improved 400A on all weather 860 acre improved grass ranch of the best in SE Nebraska, 1950 A John Deere, power-trol N ge°41ttil Gage County. Possession March 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. ew And 1141 road do Mankato area, 6 room with 23 acre lake and several 1950 B John Deere, power-trol In St ockfor smaller lakes in Southeastern 1,1972. Selling on contract 1946 H Farmall Isomounts (lower sound level). -1 modern home completely insul- Kansas. Others To Choose From 1960 MF 65 diesel Gauges instead of lights. New V8, ated, wall to wall carpet, built- quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. ins, tub and shower. 2 well built Excellent small town super WD Allis tractor Skinner market doing top business in Call or See Series IV D17, 700 actual hours SEE US TODAY ! 4- barns, each 32x28, one metal Eastern Kansas. Phone k: covered, abundance of good M. M. Kemper USED TRUCKS USED TRACTORS uto- 617 acres native grass, Ander- Y water, 200A rolling land, culti- son County, Kansas. Widow will Agency (Realtor) 1969 1110 International, 6 cyl., 1967Farmall 706 air vated, all conservation practices sell worth the money. 4 speed, 7000 miles 1966AC 190XT diesel completed, 200A excellent grass 36x60 new metal building with 122 N. 7th 402-645-3525 2 1968 1100 Internationals, V8, 1964Farmall 706 out PONIlk with good fences. The big pas- 20' plate glass, near Topeka. WYMORE, NEBR. 68466 4 speed 1960Farman 460 car. ture fenced with woven wire & 1967 1100 International, 6 cyl., 1957Farmall 230 3 barbed wires with 1 hedge For gate. or lease. 1959 l31. Selling or buying takes ac- 4 speed MF 85 gas CMC post every 8 feet next to grow- 1966 1100 International, 4 speed 1956Farmall 300 ing grain. This is the cleanest tion, so sell or buy where the 1968 1200D International, 4 whl. 1955John Deere 70 diesel )let DK% offering that I have had in 20 action is. Your Friendly Coun- drive, V8, 4 speed 1953Farmall Super C years. Not a thistle on the try Folks. 1963 1200D International, 4 whl. 1951JD A place. $150 per acre, 10% down, The Flying Realtor drive, V8, 4 speed 1948John Deere B 4th 20% March 1, then balance at DAIN'S Offers 1961 110 International, 3 speed, USED TILLAGE 6% interest and $1500 principle REAL ESTATE 6 cyl. International 11' double tool Annual each year. Phone 5824520 80 acres all tillable good pro- 1947 Chevrolet 1% ton truck Improved 80 in commuting ductive land. Next to the city bar chisel distance from Manhattan on oil SILVER LAKE, KANS. HAYING EQUIPMENT International No. 37 14' wheel Anniversary limits on the north side of disc road. 3 bedroom modern home, Licensed in Kansas, Missouri, Lindsborg, Kansas. Also has a Real late fast wrap A -C Roto International No. 37 12' wheel wall to wall carpet, built-ins, Nebraska, Iowa and Oklahoma good producing oil well. Reason- Baler disc Still In P completely insulated, has 2 -car ably priced. IHC hay conditioner garage, big barn, 40 acres beau- Jim Kocher, Onaga, Ks. 889-4339 International No. 37 10'9" wheel west of Levant, Kansas. Priced AC 303 square baler disc 25 NEW 1971 POr.i tiful cultivated land, 40 acres 320 ACRES improved, can be 1965 Oliver square baler ER. excellent grass, at $18,000 With Real slick IH 46 baler International No. 46 11'6" wheel III STOOK, All l' For Sale irrigated, 6 miles north, 1,4 mile disc 10% down and 20% March 1, west of Levant' Kansas. Priced No. 5 IHC 4 wheel rake MM wheel disc, 14' ALL ARE Sat then annual payments with Modern improved 160 acres to sell. No. 25 IHC mower, 7' Kewanee 14' wheel disc V8, AND READY t 6;i% interest. Your children west of Hope, Kansas, on High- contract. 2 used AC 10' discs Kewanee 20' wing disc and can live at home and drive to way K4. Used 214 AC plow on rubber NO college from here. 80 ACRES - all tillable, good 2 Howard rototillers, 100" Massey -Harris 12' wheel disc REM bottom land within 5 minutes 5-sp., Improved Republican River Super 92 MF combine with cab USED COMBINES bottom 320, with 292 acres D. C. Mueli, Broker of Salina. 1967 International 303 13', cab, very good cultivated land, two MUST MOVE i spd., KEY, lit 10 E. Walnut 258-3454 SILER AGENCY MAKE AN OFFER PS box high producing irrigation wells, HERINGTON, KANSAS 67449 1966 International 303, 13', cab, 2312 Stagltill $140,000 on low interest long New Hesston PT -10 swather V8, 4- 148 South Seventh TA 5-1551 PS Phoie 5111 term contract. Ask for Ray LeDuc Demo A -C 180 diesel 15%3 1956 International 141, 12' Manhattei Beautiful modern home in HOMES BUSINESS - FARMS Phone Evening TA 74544 Prior year model F Gleaner 1953 John Deere 55, 12' good small town, 5 rooms, bath, SALINA, KANS. combine sp., 1 VOLUMEkitchen,built-ins, new roof. Good home and small acreage GRAIN DRIT .T New & Used Cult Good metal outbuildings, 6 lots, near Onaga. Other homes in Buchman Farm Sply. International 16x7, fert. & grass ?.r box corn will make 100 bu. per Onaga and farms 100 to 800 WE SPECIALIZE IN seeder V8, 4- acre. Now get this, only $1500 acres, eastern Kansas . REAL ESTATE IHC TRUCKS John Deere 15x7, fert. &' box Used with $100 down, $300 possession & AUCTION SALES date, then $30 per month. Phone FIELD HARVESTERS James Kocher Complete Auction Service International No. 50, 2 -row h 17' Headquartr, Clip this ad and mail it to STOP - LOOK, & LIST spd., your smudge smothered friends Salesman - Onaga 889-4339 ALLYA O.UNIMS 913 229-6619 International No. 36, 1 row 7 1967 Chevy 98 THORMAN - BECK Papec 1 row new and relatives in other states. AUCTIONEERS, REALTORS ALTA VISTA, KANSAS. 67 Chevy 118, 110111, They will love you for it.No DAIN'S REAL ESTATE with 4 '66 Ford VS , better place tolive than the Silver Lake, Ks., 582-4520 Talk with your nationally ac- Wamego Truck t, V8, 66 Ford VI, hoist 13i'Midwest. credited farm & land broker. 67 Chevy 51 fon, WI This agency sold 36 properties For a successful auction, stop, & Tractor Co. Iced, 2 - 69 Chevy 54 10r111,:,from Jan. 1 to July 31 for a Jefferson County discuss and list with Thorman- Phone ax and 69 Ford 51 ton, dollar volume of $1,006,425. If Beck of Clay Center, Kansas. 6 '65 600 5 I'd you your property with us 378 ACRES - Choice operat- For information contact us std. ing dairy, 90 acres cropland, 456-9661 60 67 Ford 118,1 too, 'we will spend the necessary without obligation. )let 110A balance native and improved V8, 4- 65 Chevy 118, money to let the buying public WAMEGO, KANS. sis know about it. We can sell your pasture, seven ponds, excellent Main Office: 525 Court, Box 186 rry 16' dmi 67 Ford 6,1 too, property if your price is consist- well, 8 stall milking parlor, CLAY CENTER, KS. 67432 From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. concrete lots, good fences, four (mfr. est. max.) 67 FordF600,10Laent with its value. Licensed in Kansas, Nebraska, USED COMBINES bedrooms two story modern Oklahoma, and Missouri power strk Commission rate 5% on first Price SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! 65 Ford 600, Kw' $5000, 2%% on the balance. Call home, excellent location. 1962 JD 40 10', good . collect or write for appointment $140,000. Phones (24 hours) IT FEATURES: 1962 MF 82, cab, 12' vs , Thorman Beck 95.0 estimated horsepower. New 66 Ford600W_, 320 ACRES - Hiway location, 913 632-3008 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. 1958 JD 55, cab, 12' 715554 913 632-3008 1959 JD 45, cab, 12' 66 Chev, 1 too, Kvasnicka Realty all grass, several ponds and Isomounts (lower sound level). 1959 JD 45, 10', very good 370 68 Chevy 50, HADDAM, KANS. stream, excellent fencing, ideal Gauges instead of lights.New 1961 Oliver 25, cab, 12' HD fro" tbt4 Phone FR 6-2874 stock farm, modern 4 bedroom quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. 1959 MF 82, power steering Used ilthsts' 11300. frame home with basement, 2 RCURY Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor New Home For Sale SEE US TODAY ! 1959 IHC 101 Used /1(1'w, large barns, other small out- 1959 MH 60, 12' lel 514 buildings. Price $85,000. Located on Tiger Terrace in New Machines At JD 30 7' pull type, good eady Ames Carlson Agency Clay Center. The place to live, MH 90, needs engine phone.m 316 Lloyd H. Mills, no pollution, no congestion. Last Year's Prices Also several other combines. 801 Poyntz Manhattan Within commuting distance to )ugar FARMS Realtors anywhere. Home has attached IH No. 610 offset disc, 22" discs, USED FORAGE 506 duals, tires, buy it for .. $1850 HARVESTERS GalaxY ace 913 845-2712 garage, beautiful oak cabinets, low' 280A pasture with ponds, good 304 West St. No. 315 IH combine, 14', with 1966 JD no. 6, 1 -row 1 964 OD2t40' fences. $130per acre. TONGANOXIE, KANSAS carpeted, storm windows, util- cab, hydrostatic drive, has cut iSOrnatic, ity area and on nice lot. Total 1963 Case 210, 1 -row C 160A Nemaha Countyfarm, 400 acres. A 12 thousand dol- Bear Cat 2 -row with engine ruis Lnroh4 75 crop, balancepasture; some price $15,000. lar outfit - buy it for $7900 Papec 151, 1 -row r improvements,- FOR SALE -00i plenty water. FIELD CUTTER, No. 550 2 -row Gehl 1 -row Off of HighwayNo. 9.$20,000. A Home For You Leo Chapman, wide -narrow, almost new, cut 40 AC with mower bar DAY pickupmoth mission. 400A farm, 70Acrop, balance acres, $4300 outfit. This one 1 -row Row Crop for 34 JD bluestem OLDER HOME, 2 bedrooms, Realtor ;h Mel T Year '0 pasture. Pott. County. complete basement, close to at $2950. JD 64, 1 -row $7E. On contract, a 913 $115 per acre. Phone 913 612-2077 TRACTOR, W6 IH, propane, yRY, tire. 160A pasture, town. Needs some fixing. MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPT. PO, Pott. County, CLAY CENTER, KS. live hyd., good rubber, engine AR Roth, Pod bluestemgrass, plenty of NEW HOME, close to schools, very good $475 Used JD 707 Graymor Ge0 water. has 3 bedrooms, huge kitchen, WIK bale loaders with tires, Rental 12' Flail King shredder WAN119011811 160A creek Demo. 307 JD, 6' Graymor eriod del tredcager bottom farm Pott. many closets, completely car- FOR SALE - 160 acres partly ready to go at $425 County,95A crop land, most peted, 2 car garage, price to sell. brome pasture, tillable, wheat Gehl feeder wagon 3643 Passi 0 crop land Third 316 creek bottom. allotment. 10 miles SE Empor- 48 JD 151,4' elevator Wildin, 330A farm LOVELY COTTAGE, com- x27 Grirnwood & Son Its Riley County, 110A ia, Box 504, Waverly, Ks. son, crop, balancepasture. Modern pletely redecorated & carpeted, La [Ala home, barns, best of locations, no special Box 38 Todd Tractor Co., Inc. FOR 5°310 weather shed, near all- taxes. Fulmer Real Estate tn113elrii road. May be purchased CATHERINE J FULMER tie on contract. WARD CRAFT HOMES Ph. 316 PA 6-5247 Jct. 36 & 63 and 091 FOR MORE Now available.Have 3 bed- REALTOR INFORMATION rooms,lovely kitchen,many BURNS, KANSAS 66840 set dP"ics, WRITE OR Office 456-7696 913 336-2138 ArY Center, CALL closets. Moved anywhere with- 3-3545 Lawrence in 40 miles of Clay Center at Res. 456-9281 SENECA, KANSAS - Welter, salesman the unbelievable price of $12,000 TRACTORS & COMBINE NsAs PR 8-3455 WAIN l',-09ter WAMEGO 1959 MF 92 combine, pwr. strg. flaroldCarlson, broker 6001/2'g36,r'qrat°2$ Loren E. Law 1959 lB 460 tractor, gas, wide FOR SALE - 3 bedroom mod- front, fast hitch, pwr. strg. & When's the best mANHArrAN,JE 9-2084 REALTOR ern house, good garage, inOls- Sid Vi KANs. 907 6th 913/632-3159 burg. Ks. Call Olsburg 913 good rubber, runs good time to buy CLAY CENTER, KANS. 468-3516 or Manhattan 913 1956 AC WD45 tractor, wide "IfIt's A Home, See Loren" SB30 front, good rubber farm machinery ? FOR DOLLY ANDERSON 5394154. Several Ford Series 800 trac- FOrli m 1g1 When you need it and can d Sim19654.7u Igd._air town & Country QUICK POSSESSION in Man- tors & 3 pt. equipment Real Estate For Your Farm hattan, 3 -bedrooms, 1% baths, 20' 313 3 pt. springtooth like finance the purchase. 'oo- u7' new 7, -Cart, - swimming pool. garage. As - Can OWEN DIJEkt ed C2i.800 24Pd. tie lee it ;;::low i nferest loan. teelc aiet. 0 -. , :11913-539- ViPst _ ES 10. 33 i1,3e1"Y7:7, N,3rd 3,3qr rid)ryer,St Ve70 MANHATTAN, KAN 00- 8003050 of ACRES .w.0(h. 1-th one fr..;; 913 fle° new . :1 Horne 293-5677, Ljeonardville fence,2 UL WANTED - Good used or new colebine or 911 10 rnii. NwJoin , i wa of itiley. Must be clean and o f rt401ph. FOR SALE: IH 2MH cornpicker portable grain dryer.F. A. aten so913 93-5678, Office Phone 827-1364 in good repair. References. Call -manses. Leonard- 316 278-2569 at Sterling, Ks. good condition. Vance Richter, Slead, Lebo, Ks. 66856,Phone s. Evenings 825-5086 1:71 FOltSACIe t'° x30 x27 Green, Ks., 913 944-2746. x28 316 256-2128. r7116C°1 re%., good SALINA, KANSAS old st dera ling, I* ;near -,Attell"29 913

5211.698 August 31,taw LONGHOFER. ADV. FOR . THE- REST OF THE WEEK OF ENDING SUMMER LoaNGHOFER AD Cleanest Used (LEA] Possibly Dick should waited Machinery In OUST 1INE till Oct. for first freeze to freeze The farmer of the week Gam Is should be a Mr. Francis Polif- Listed W.i things. He should've known you ka, Catherine, Ks. He organiz- Central Kansas New Rul can't freeze in middle of Aug- A ust ed & led a group of farmers on we Are C 1953 Ford tractor with live tractor drivedn program to let Tractors wp r pump loader, runs good, 32 de- the government do-gooders 1969 190XT diesel, 1100 hours, Fror,',M,IVALPT.,°" gree price $949. know we are still farmers out From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. exceptionally clean here and would like to have our (mfr. est. max.) 1967 A -C 190XT diesel, clean, SEE THE NEW gE. O. 3 Allis WE) tractor, 1952 model, nights respected as such - that low hours, rear end change- IT FEATURES:966 TODAY wide axle, runs good .... $699 SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! MF NO. 4 the raising of crops & feeding over1965 95.0 estimatedhorsepower Heavy duty dump type imple- IT FEATURES: is people should be important. Of- 95.0 estimated horsepower. New A -C 190XTD, rear end 414 cubic inchDiesel heads ment tractor, better than fac- ten times Chambers of Com- *- tory built, dual 750-16 tires. $479 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. changeover Isomounts (lowersound 510 gas & Looks like the State Highway merce as such want to get into Isomounts (lower sound level). 1964 A -C D-17 diesel, Series 3 410 gag & 'Big Business - Make A Town 11 Commission jokers are drawing Gauges instead of lights. New 1964 A -C D19 diesel quiet cab. Newhydr. con Mg up a whole new set of rules Grow" out of its perspective, quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. as to who can drive a truck & when it's better off as is. They SEE US TODAY ! COMBINES often forget their farmer friends Free Financing On TRACTORS IVIFFlexICKin5: who can't. "Over 50" take dr looking for all that federal pro- New 826 International, exam every year or two. Looks SAVE - NEW MACHINES New Machinery Until pithxd like too many "do-gooders" in ject & almighty dollar. IH No. 27 twine baler, com- April 1, 1972 to sell. Topeka dodn' good. We should Hope Mr. Polifka leads farm- plete $1695 1969 Gleaner G, cab, 20' 1965 M -F 65 dieselmatie, Sidewinder ers and tractors on Topeka IH No. 47 wire baler, save arch, 15.5x38 tires, do 'em right out of jobs. 'Let March. Would like to join 'em 1968 Gleaner G, cab, 20' multi 'em work for a While. What we IH No. 10 16x8 fert. drill 1968 Gleaner G, cut wheat only er transmission. Tofit on this run. Let's go join in ! MF No. 36 need isa tractor drive-in on IH No. 350 forage harvester, 1969 Gleaner F, 17' head tractor: MF loaderwith Topeka, say like the one this Maybe it would offset some of one -row 1964 Gleaner E, 13' head, clean purpose bucket, twin double MF 1150Dt week at Hays, only one on the do-gooders, Mr. Docking, IH Vibra Shank 8%' 3 pt. hitch 1960 Gleaner A, 14' head acting hydraulic cylinders MF Washington, DC to let the har- the gov., Mr. Reynold Schultz IH 340 springtooth, 16', fast 1955 Gleaner A, 14' head heavy duty. MF rassers know there are people the aspirant, atty. Kamas the hitch 1959 Massey Ferguson 82, 14', 1968 Farmall 656gas, 2 pt, still out here - 10,000 tractors Shamus for Wichita. Would be Peerless all purpose roller mill new motor overhaul 8ualFannvalvalles MF 180D good to see a bunch of farm- 1968 or more. Let's get it rollin. All above machines have been 856D, stee ers put the people down. Could USED TRACTORS hydro. seat., 3 -pt., dual Ds.eD7l, take two & one manure spread- run through the shop or are MF 135D er. work at Lyons, Ks. Also to Used 6 HP riding mower in the process 1967 Farman 656 gas, Ipt, Two 970 Case tractors, new, prairie land park the pollylicos IH 1-300 Utility, TA, fast hitch, valves at last year's prices. 1970 that are going to stick into us one $495 MISCELLANEOUS 1961 560 diesel, fast hitch, is. Will take even less. -We day. Allis WC with PTO, runs good New Holland 818 forage har- equipped Have roll top desk to sell, $125 in stock. shouldn't be allowed to sell this vester, 2 row head & pickup Farmall 300, fast hitch,WF way1 999? giant size, $149. Left hand walk- IH F706 diesel wide front axle attachment 1964 IH 706 diesel, wide have just lu Still have combines to sell - ing plow, $29.99. Price raised on IH 1460 Utility with HD loader A -C hopper blower, PTO drive fenders, 2 pt. crop in a New Allis G's, new Allis F's, this. $2925 1951 Ford 8N 1968 Gehl forage harvester and Gn oenewtwri et r: new K's, all at cost price. Nearly new Huck Finn 140 John Deere 3010 diesel, real cutter bar, pickup att. 1951 Farmall M seta.no a 2 new Case 660 combines at HP I-0 motorboat, 17' wit htan- clean John Deere No. 34 forage har- 1948 JD D, A-1 shape pre -Nixon prices. dem trailer, $3049 FOB. Ferguson 20 tractor with mow- vester, 2 -row narrow 1945 John Deere A and save. Fro Looks like ole LBJ & his bird 1967 Model Case 730 row crop er $595 1968 Allis Chalmers 780 forage Ines until Al lady left us quite a heritage tractor, LPG, equipped like new IH F560 diesel, with IH 5x14 harvester with pickup att. MISCELLANEOUS finance. This with their beautification pro- cocond., 3 pt., PS, weights, etc. mtd. plow $3200 Free Financing On IH 11' fast hitch chisel plow long gti FreearoVi grams. No billboards on high- $3799. A steal. This includes all IH Farmall H tractor .... $325 New New Holland 3 pt. JD 12' springtooth ways, etc. Right - "Write" Sec. accessories, taxes, etc. Will de- IH F706 LP, WFA, 3 pt. A -C 3 pt. 3x16 Plow III F560 diesel. WFA Haying Equipment Volpe. Tell 'em to forget it and liver. l!).Ncyr ttotTand 68 baler i-spec field cutter, single rcomfewbim go home. 11-1 F-514 gas, RC, as is S1500 New Holland hay equipment at IH 550, 2 row field cutter Good DC -4 Case tractor with hallhaiveetdmsaetfaolrcalst New Case 5x16 plows, 2 of 1971) prices. We need to sell 1968 403 14' combine these -We have need to sell, hydraulics $179 HAY TOOLS MM 16x8 grain drill, fed, New Blair feed wagons, 4x10, 190 Massey F'erguson Model 169 1-r1/4 bines, 1010 bale wagons, press wheels. and 50at10$299or since we can't get our "Lock- $875 41 mower,dyno-balanced 9')% Speed -Rower heed" typeloan approved. Good Selection Of Used JD 227 2 -row mtd. cornpick Wrote Pearson but he says see FOB Blair $875 head, 7' bar, like new .. $345 IH 101 combine, 12' header buy a new c 101 IHC combine, $1299,to JD side del. rake $75 Springtooths No. 37 IHC 12' disc him later after his vacation is 19(19 IH No. 47 twine baler like over. He sent me a 6 page Fed- footer No. 37 IHC 10'9" disc at inrye s eral bulletin why Lockheed had Big 6' Allis heavy duty brush new, save Jost Implement Co. Ford wheel disc, 10' cutter $439 Hi No. 31 mower, 7' bar .. $125 IH 816 mower conditioner to have their 400 million. Made $85 me so sad I sat down & cried. 10' Krause wheel disc like new Dearborn 3 -pt. mower, 7' 316 - 947.3182 IH No. 100 balanced head Fox ensilage 12' IHC wheel disc $449 er, 9', fast hitch Richardson It Still have one Nixon labeled $295 DISK HARROWS 14' Case wheel disc IHC 33A loader ontractor manure spreader. Has four $79 IH No. 37 wheel, 10'9", SB HILLSBORO, wheels & will spread. Last week IHC 10' disc nad-derraulichydraulic bu 36' 72 passel Allis 12' wheel disc $199 IH No. 37 wheel, 12' SB Twilo $9.99. This week $19.99. Might 15' Schaefer offset disc, demo, MM 11' oneway on rubber $250 At1311-CIAAS.PAIllii even deliver. IH 5 -section 401 springtooth KANS Farmhand stacker on an 13.6 Schaefer 24" blades $1499 tractor tandem dim Still have used combines - Tom & Rocky say they've al- with No. 15 carrier .... $275 John Deere 45. John Deere 55. Schaefer wheel disk.... $325 IHC 150 manure spreader, aretnorgeeasettini ready made their quota for the truck tires wilt 63 Case 600 like new, depressed year so they aren't trying to sell IH 4 -section 401 springtooth price. with No. 15 carrier, good 430 IH twine balers at 1964 Case 600, 13 foot, de- anything for the next several FALL SPECIALS year's cost, one left frYurtshoermaankde pressed price $2650 weeks. GRAIN DRILLS sale. Case No. 1000 with cab & IH No. 10 fertilizer drill, 16x8, NEW 1969 & 1970 COMBINES Kendall Garage Veryeto takeWel 1964 C -II Gleaner & cab bythistimel chopper, will deliver, like new Longhofer extra clean AND IMPLEMENT $2750. John Deere FBB fert. drill, 16x8, 1962 A Gleaner have ree del Case 800, 14', excellent condi- rubber press, lifts 1959 John Deere 45 fl Phone e you. Come tion, motor & combine, rebuilt, ASupplyEszilIH MFF 16x8 fert. drill with 1958 MC 101 machinery over $2299. A -C and Case press $250 1957 80 Massey 114 We have one genuine fertili- IH MFF 16x7 fert. drill, with 2915661 zer spreader. Will not handle EV 2.2620 grass seeder HAY EQUIPMENT manure or liquid, only .. $149 MARION, KANS. 1961 Hesston 240 SP windrower LEOINIARDVILLE, jimP.leHunpmen 60 bushels bulk. Might take less. COMBINE 1964 IHC 201 SP windrower See where now toilet tissue Allis Model 66 6' PTO combine, JD No. 50 9' mower 132-1 coming out all printed in gov- Used Tractors big bin, straw chopper, milo JD No. 39 9' mower errmvent orders & restrictions & guards $150 JD No. 5 7' mower N. IRS explanations, only in black Ford 8000, cab, low hours Case one row field cutter$150 Oliver tractor & mower & white. Good. Time to sit down Ford 6000D, A-1 condition Model 50 Oliver baler TRUCKS read and "think" Ford 5000 gas, PS, LPTO 111C oe TrnrbaldneeK 4x16 Case Jr. semi -mounted and Selecto-Speed 1962 IH Scout, 4 wheel drive MISCELLANEOUS IPFCh°01. tWi(3:4' pickup $695 JD 3 pt. springtooth plow, only used a bit or two Ford 4000 gas, PS, Selecto- 1958 JD 520 tractor $749. Speed, LPTO 1966 1H Travelall, V8, auto- Frollisdr2;.:11,t3.:70 Have two new wheel plows MM 705 LPG, PS, PTO, dual matic, PS, custom JD 45 loader mbines 1962 IH B-162 2 -ton truck, V8, 28' Crust Buster left, both high -clearance Super hydraulics SEE THE NEW 966TOD - 2 -speed axle, with platform New Crust Busters Get Rea A plows. 4x16 & a 5 bottom 16". Ford 961 gas, PS, LPTO Cook 12' offset disk IT FEATURES: Will sell way below the PEO or Ford 841D $1395 Goodr OEP or OPA price. Massey 204 Work Bull with 1945 Chev. truck, 2 speed axle, AC 240 corn head 95.0 estimated horsepower. combination bed & hoist $425 John Deere 210 corn head 414 cubic inchDiesel 440 John Deere crawler trac- loader & backhoe IHC 22 corn head Isomounts (lowersound tor with 'high4oader & backhoe, Several good Ford 8N's with a 1970 Ford F-150, V8, custom, Gauges insteadof lights. $2999, will deliver & take less. few loaders to fit air, steel platform, hoist. Like Case No. 20 forage harvester hydr. coo Have 65 Chevrolet Super new - Save quiet cab. New FEED WAGONS & NEW HESSTON FORAGE SEE USTODAY! Sport, runs like a sewing ma- Phone Or See HARVESTERS chine, PS, PB, AC. Will trade FORAGE WAGONS NEW & USED SHREDDERS NEWEQUIPMENT for Super M, WD 45 60 Chev. 2 used No. 60 Grain-O-Vators Chet Westin ip or Lloyd Hunter Hi 340 NEW GLEANER COMBINES Specials on new 12. ton pickup or Allis Gleaner 2 used No. 30 Grain-O-Vators 913 238-5101, Junction City IN STOCK ed springtoothharrows 58 combine. Used S&H feeder or 913 263-2399, Abilene point hitch. Still a few Owatonna mixer two or three Farmall 826D CaseV:YUSEDIaereethi:taselPeenLIVERs°111w.nAle':ewil::7i5it:1315G mills left, a special low price. M OH N S Marysville Mchry. Co. IH 16x8 No. 10fertilizer Longhofer New Farmhand, Ford, Cobey, field h Grain-O-Vator forage boxes East US 36 IH 350 one row Box 33 EQUIPMENT FORAGE HARVESTERS ml USED alS41:3Su PPly Gehl SP, 2 -row head, 471 De- 562-2746 Farmall 656 PY EV 2-2620 troit Diesel engine, with cab Mt OtAAAv.., Farman 560 2901361,25Ciln,le.A3g37goswilts°.1665m.hn.a.21c.4.11.*'.'i JD No. 38 with 2 -row wide head MARYSVILLE, KANSAS Farmall 350 4, MARION, KANS. JUNCTION CITY, KS. 66441 IH 46T baler PotAG, he Plett SP with 2 -row head, cab rake and air IH 15 side field hart 3°32 rov,7' 11" Complete 11-1 55 two row I row ...... Ford 612 with 2 -row head In Frankfort Waiver Of Interest fieldhl Paper one row h brow Line Of Papec 1 -row springtooth John Deere 896A rake On Combines IH and JD and Behlen Steel BPH Tractor Co. IHC No. 46 baler, A-1 shape 12 to 20',mounted IHC No. 5 rake And Corn Heads wheel carriers. I est 1963 JD 45 hi -lo combine, with Farm Buildings TRACTORS 1035 W. 4th cab 1969 Gleaner K & F combines EsslingerImp!. 3 Model A Gleaner combines phone Ewa Fa Wayland Const. Co. COUSPMENT DISCS D-17 Allis diesel Ifib 316 663.3389 AC 13' fold -up disc Model 180 Allis diesel -"le BINS, AUGER EQUIPMENT JD AW 12'6" disc Model 190XT Allis diesel pine 113. nt Phone or write Mike Wayland at HUTCHINSON, KS.67501 Krause 12'6" disc, like new New Kewanee discs 292.141 pita.wa 4,12- IHC No. 37 12'6" disc (tfor,A re A Phone EA 5-2134 I as WANTED - Silo cutting and JD KBA 11' disc KANS. I Washington. Kansas66968 head chopping milo. Have new Henry Sales FRANKFORT, X72 Field Queen with 3 -row 30" & Service. Inc. SPIV, likkti4,161'a FOR SALE - Gehl long hop- head or 15' combine head with Frankfort Impl. COMBINE, ter PTO blower, good shape, IHC system, O- diesel recutter screen for high moist- tires with141 hyd.JD ce con 3 pt. hitch for .1D 50 or 60.I ure feeding. Also equipped with E. Hwy. 24 or bestoffer. 2-row need a crankshaft and flywheel high lift dump box eliminating 913 2924458 pull type,$52.,.. "'polies& t.radir for Model 60 JD. Myron Krohn, picker, F, i?prt,Oth q field travel for trucks. Ralph FL 4-7641 8' onewayon rubber 913 396-2860, Blaine, Ks. 66410. Halsch, Washington, Ks. Phone DEERE ABAJA-04A4PAAJOS Herington, Si A ie Biehler, A>raa''413? x27 913-348-2299. sb28 FRANKFORT, KANS. TOPEKA, KANSAS 258.2088. Itsters SALE August 31, 1971 USED TRACTORS ;I GIANT CLEARANCE Field Cutters See In Cuba AUGUST ANDSEPTEMBER 1970 82015 M 16 -speed, demo., tn Is Our Loss.All 1964 Gleaner E with cab, in very "gf Your GainWill Be Sold. Due reduced price 38 JD 2 row, new knives rr Items Listed 1969 4000 diesel with GB loader 12 JD 2 row, ready good condition To A NewRuling On County & 60" bucket 55 IHC 2 row, cheap 1961 A Gleaner with cab Are Cutting Inventor 1969 4000 diesel tractor 2 D-19 Allis Chalmers turbo Taxes WeWe Mean Business. 151 Papec 2 row, economy Frm32to charged diesel in very good im.zto wry And 1970 31023 C Ford tractor, demo 1 row Allis, priced to sell The followingitems are over- 1957 641 Ford tractor Pickup & cutter bar for No. 8 condition SEE ocked and arein stock. 1953 Ford tractor JD 60, 3 pt. hitch, recently re- /sic/. 63-R 28-32" corn No. 8 JD for parts ITrzTRE 4 new MF 1955 Cockshutt diesel tractor painted, very good condition 95.0 estire-rtmc4; 1959 Massey Ferguson 85 dsl. COMBINES 1966 John Deere 95, very good heads No. 43 4 row 28-32" 4 new MF 1970 5000 8 spd. Ford tractor 1962 Allis C, 16' with cab Roto-baler, excellent condition corn heads 1950 WD Allis with mower 1959 JD 55 and 95 1954 MH 90 Special, 14' with 2 - °Munts(lower w 510 gas& diesel combines SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! 1948 John Deere A Massey 90, 60 and 26 row corn head, in goodcondi- Gges sp. combines 6 new410gas & diesel IT FEATURES: 10 HP garden tractor with 42" IHC 151 with 12' head tion quiet cab, tPl of No. ers 95.0 estimated horsepower. New mower, used IHC 101 with 12' head 80 MH combine in good cond. SEE ,8 new MFNo. 52 tandem discs 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. 48" sickle mower for Ford 1 used IHC baler 9 new MFNo. 125 chisels Isomounts (lower sound level). tractor, used TRACTORS 12' Krause disc 10' Case disc 2 new MFKing chisels 1962 Ford 600 gas Used IHC wheel tandem disc TRACI°}1,S new Flex Gauges instead of lights. New New 8-10-12 HP garden tractors Netwo s828et Intent5k, VVilbeck offset discs quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. - reduced price 1955 JD 70 diesel, WF, 3 pt. Used JD wheel tandem disc SEE US TODAY ! 1963 JD 3010 gas WD 45 Allis tractor, good con- 1965 1,4.F 6anewneww MF' rotary mowers Model 904-0.0 20' wing wheel 65 Sidewinder and Bush -Hog disc, demo., 25% off 1961 JD 3010 diesel dition arch, 1,5,54itzet6 new 1969 JD 4020, 1500 hours rotary mowers Model 507-0-0 18' shank wing A -C 9' mower ly er 24 ensilage box Big Clearance Sale 1956 Super 88D Oliver New MF No. chisel, demo, 25% off 1962 Moline M-5 LP tractor:or. MP le*c.1New MF No.36 swather NEW EQUIPMENT 3 pt. IMCO blades Cuba Impl. Co. purpose bucket, 1962 Deere 3010D an riiz New MF 1150Dtractor BARGAINS 34' Tatge grain auger, reduced acting hydraulic tractor 1968 Deere 3020D New MF 1130D F1026 Farmall Demo (1970) price 1962 Deere 4010D Phone 913-4FT heavy New MF 1100Dtractor F1456D tractor (1970) 12' Sno-Co 4" auger, reduced 1968dual- 1967 Oliver 1950, 4 -wheel drive 4116' 65 gut;;New MF1080D tractor F1026D tractor (1970) price 1962 Case 830 diesel, overhauled valves New MF 180Dtractor IHC No. 53 4 -row cultivator Cuba, Kans. 1968 Farman tractor USED EQUIPMENT DC Case Massey 44 n .s,itNew MF 175D with deluxe eqpt. 1965 Deere 3020D are hdro,seat, t"New MF 165Dtractor IHC No. 610 offset disc BMB 6' 3 pt. Brute cutter 1967y FarmallES6ga;iNew MF 135Dtractor IHC No. 80 4 -row lister Near new 11/2 sack Transmix MISCELLANEOUS valves 7 new MF No.7 garden tractors 3 IHC No. 56 4 -row planters cement mixer 12' JD wheel chisel Hay Equipment 1961 560diesel, fa3tE*i,40 used MF 410Gand diesel, 2x14 Ferguson plow 7' IHC 2 way on wheels ar- equipped 510G & diesel, 82 and 92 com- USED EQUIPMENT 3x14 Dearborn plow Case blower, belt drive with - JD 214WS wire baler, 1964 :up Farman 300, fasthtr,bines in stock. 2 27' Moridge springtooth har- 3 pt. blade pipe NH 69 wire baler, 1961 r?We have just hadthe largest rows with drags & jack. At 4x14 Ford plow, 3 pt. NH 69 twine baler, 1961 1964 IH 706 (psi his - 483 JD 9' Demo. swather NH 66 twine baler, 1955 ye fenders, 2 pt ' wheat crop in our state's $500 Case baler F145 Deere semi plow 4x16 1951 Ford 8N tory and now it looks asif we 30' Port -A -Harrow with drag 501 8' 3 pt. mower JD, Krause, & Moline oneways NH 65 hayliner, 1964 and $550 JD side rake 1951 Farma1111 will set a new record for corn & jack 3 section JD drag harrow 18' & 27' Moridge springtooths or milo. Getready.Cut your 1969 No. 500 Hesston windrow- 858 JD semi mount rake PT -12 Hesston 1969 pull type gar- 1948 JD D, Alshqc 16' & 20' JD springtooth 12' swather 1945 John Deere Aown and save.Free interest on er,14', purchased new July 4 section JD pegtooth combines until April 1, 1972if 31, 1969, A-1 cond., was $4750 Salisbury Co. Blair 4x10 feed wagon NH 469 haybine age MISCELLAZ,you finance. This offer won't Now $4500 M. B. IBC pull swather 11'7" TWA plowing disk 1010 bale wagon, demo. IH 11' fast hitch &Oast long. Free interest ontrac- 2 1968 Hesston PT -10 pull type [MA:TORS CE 3-7411 6x16 semi demo plow 3 pt. JD 12' siriaitr: !tors until March1, 1972. windrowers. Were $1450. Now 14T Deere baler CUTTERS $1250 IHC 45T & Oliver 50 baler A -C 3 pt. 3x16 65n,We have a few JD, IHC and 1966 Hesston PT -10 pull type fcCILOSPMENT 114 Quincy JD 38, 2 row pickup i-apec field cutter;Gleaner combines in stock JD 10' CC field cultivator windrower. Was $1150 Now GB, 47 JD & 46 JD loaders Fox industrial 2 -row, 1 sickle tat IH 550, 2 row idi (2New all metal cabs with tinted $995 TOPEKA, KANS. Couple old sprayers bar srll 196840314' combine for std. JD 4010 or 1967 No. 905 New Holland SP NH 717 2 row & sickle bar MM 16x8 grain thif,ovindshields 13' Case wheel disk, good Gehl 2 -row (MS, press wheels. 4020 and 5010 or 5020 tractors windrower,14'. Was $3250. Ford one arm loader par.:close out at $299 each. - You Now $2850 PTO cement mixer JD No. 12 2 -row JD 227 2 -row ir,can't buy a new cab for twice Kent 2 square bar hydra culti- Tractors Papec 2 -row IH 101 combine, l2' this amount. vator harrow with drag and 1961 JD 4010 dsl. with cab DRILLS TRACTORS No. 37 INC 17 cline jack, like new $650 1968 JD 4020 diesel with cab& FB168B Deere, rubber presses No. 37 IHC 10'9' 65 ew 18.4x26 tires at $99 each. JD 4 section springtooth harrow Deere B drill 930 Case MM 5 Star 0. Ford wheel disc, It Not too many of these in with carrier $125 heater IHC 168 combination steel BN Ford; AC D-15; two M IHC IH 816 mower robin stock. 1964 IHC 706 diesel ensilage box JD 4 section springtooth har- 1966 A -C X'T190 diesel wheel drill 3182 IH No.100 balancecii,:Used Fox row with carrier $125 Wright Oil & er, 9', fast hitch jsed Richardson loader mount- 1957 JD 620 with 3 pt. See us for Field Master spring - ed on tractor 2 1968 No. 47T IHC balers, sold 1965 JD 4020 diesel, PS tooth harrows. This is the one )RO. IHC 33A loader new in 1969, always shedded, Implement 'rwin.draulic hydranti:Jsed 36' 72 passengerschool $1295 with the wheels in the middle, bus A-1. Were $1450. Now COMBINES Phone loader 1966 A -C 303T baler, always 4" spacing and one remote cyl- Farmhand stacker onnisei 13.6 Schaefer offset disc 1958 IHC 101, 12' inder both folds and lifts it. This i used tandem discs shedded, A-1. Was $850 Now ANS. tractor $700 1951 MH Super 26 is one of the few red & white ////Zik spre.itrikers are getting raises and 1961 IHC 151 with cab IHC 150 manure Miller 16' offset disc.. $1250 pieces of machinery that we /Auasouka.maas 263-2061. truck tires his will increase the price on $1450 1962 JD 55 with cab think is worth a darn. balers c machinery so make that dollar Miller 14' offset disc.. 430 IH twine IHC No. 37 14' disc, new $450 1962 JD 55 with cab ABILENE, KANSAS year's cost, oneleft tretch further and buy at our 1959 JD 55 We are also the authorized S pedal sale. We truly expect Deere RW disc harrow. Was 1960 Case 800 dealers for Oswald Ensiloaders to take a 10% In- $300. Now $200 and ensilage mixers. We have a Prices Reduced NIES Kendall" machinery,rea.se by this time next year. 3 Deere BW disc harrows - MOWERS & RAKES new demonstrator in stock. Also $575, $450, $500 AND INTIM. lie have three delivery trucks 2 No. 9 John Deere 3 pt. parts & service. On Everything ..,,o serve you. Come in and look Krause 14' offset disc. Was nu machinery over. $1450. Now $1150 7 good used rakes COMBINES & CORN HEADS Kewanee wing disc. Was $500. DRILLS SHOUSE JD 95, cab, air cond., hydro- Now $350 static kl'il Z6JPJ. P. Humphrey MM 18x7 disc drill with press 2 16x8 FBA with fert. & rubber IMPL. CO. JD 45 HiLo, cab Implement. Co. wheels, good $225 press JD 45 Hi ower LEoNARDvra 1960 IHC M 16x7 grain drill, Fertilizer attachment for all Abilene, Kans. JD 40 with corn head low rubber $125 drills er 132-140 N. 6th CO 3-3051 MH 72 MH 80 1968 JD DRA, fert., rubber FIELD CUTTERS & WAGONS Store 101 with cab Ph. (316) 825-4351 press & grass seeder att. Was Ed Shouse CO 3-1066 IH 101 MH 35 MF 82 $1050. Now $900 1968 No. 34 JD 1000 RPM, 2 -row Ron Shouse CO 3-4515 JD 434 4 row corn head KIOWA, Ks. 67070 1966 JD DRA, fert., rubber 1968 No. 34 JD 2 row press. Was $825. Now $675 3 used silage wagons with TRACTORS Combine City USA- hoists HARVESTERS JD B We Trade For Anything Case 5x16 semi-mtd. plow $550 Your John Deere Dealer JD 34 2 row field harvester JD A IHC disk plow $125 JD No. 12 2 row field harvester MF 65, power strg., live PTO 2 No. 8 3x16 plows at .... $35 IH 50 2 -row harvester BALERS Fr om 3210140 Deere No. 6 forage harvester, Washington Impl. Co. at. Combines New IH No. 16 1 row harvester Ford 530T - completely rebuilt $675 Gehl 2 row harvester .51/07 Gehl FB-85 table blower, like MH No. 1 Get Ready For Harvest $675 Phone IH 20C 1 row harvester MH 66 with engine SEE ''"ES: With A Good Combine new 5 FEA etrice MISCELLANEOUS 95.0 estimated h° BE SURE TO SEE US EA 5-2301 MISCELLANEOUS bean special withcab, 13' JD Model I. manure spreader JD 12'6" AW disk, very good 414 cubic S7,-- ON GOOD LATE (1o110.,i; hyd, reel Calhoun 11/2 ton fert. spreader JD 16x8 FBB drill, good l $8000 & OLDER COMBINES Isnitou'tstcu i 4 only CASE 1660 with14' head WASHINGTON, KANS. 4 row Hesston head JD No. 5 mower ter Gauges """"wd le etc., at $11,750 1959 IHC No. 151 5 row Roll -O -Cone JD No. 8 mower quiet t'ENtjes)09111early new CASE660 with 13' 1957 IHC No. 141 Sun -master 12' flail chopper Several 2 to 4 bottom plows GE e& cab, somewarranty left 2 1964 IHC No. 403 EQUIP,`":, ...... For Sale HAYING EQUIPMENT , $6500 1959 IHC No. 101 Kansas Farm Mchry. diRS N111641°. 1957 No. 55 Deere JD 24T Fro baler Speciatcrt°00th Om USED COMBINES Used Equipment [NES ed spriubpo, 1958 No. 55 Deere JD 214W PTO baler CE 3-1374 A.Gleaner cab $1795 for JD 14T PTO baler two orc0 with cab, very TRACTORS & POWER UNITS A240 AC 2 row corn head all 8' Gleaner A combines. Its Ford balers from $150 up West 24 Farin 0 o,10fern',,,, Olivergood 25 F460D, new paint & major over- and Case 220 PTO baler $450 Co. good $1495 haul on engine picked 120 acres total at Goodyear III 16x°350 o row ft''', Fordassey611...... shedded. Looks new andis JD No. 38 mower $125 F560D. new paint & tires, A-1 $1150 JD 215A self propelled wind - JOHN DEERE 3 36 ,riseFergusonF 82, 12 condition perfect rower TOPEKA OD Ferguson 14' F460D, new paint & tires, major 1958 7' A -C All -CropPTO com- C 203 13' overhaul on TA, trans. & dif- bine. Always shedded,perfect See Or Call ina), 560656 with 2 row head & 16 91 10', 2row head ferential condition. All milo, alfalfa Calvin Crow or Ed Slusher Water Systems Farruari350- ,L'e',WNE FORAGE unit, clover screens included$250 Farine-hal- HARVESTERS 1964 No. 504 MM power trailers. ;AS $2500 rebuilt. Was $1500. Now $1350 2 AC factory header REPAIR SERVICE PARTS al 46T_;,Te raiie,.0Lzelli 1 row Will carry 14 to 20' headers. Osage Farm Eq. Co. We sell only the best and have ,/./ 15i"_ row iie; ii used2 row Gehl,...... $1795 1956 No. 50 Deere, one owner, $225 ea. ,,.,,,. 55 twu flt.,,., big 1495 new rear tires, powersteer- Perfect condition made, over 2000 pumps pumping. .est Cash ing, live PTO & hydraulics 131/2' truck box, factory Pl;Pec..Allep sPrtl,dvii - Ternas- Trade $750 steel sub -frame, average con- We Trade - Rent IH auu - WaiverOf Interest dition. Grain tight but no Electric Motors - Pressure 0',ril Till 1972 1960 730D Case, new 8 -plyfront 12 ie ers On MostMachines $100 Tanks - Sump Pumps Orli & like new rear tires.Power stock racks wheel steering & 3 Pt. hitch $1650 1959 Oliver 35 SP 14'combine. Ph. 528-1422 Ottawa $350 Always shedded andfarmer HOERMAN SUPPLY CO. EsslingerI Farm UD MM. Was $500. Now cab. Warehouse At Zeandale M $325 owned. Near new Excel ImplementCo. Davis loader. Was $375 It's ready to go tothe field. Phone 913 776-9253 tries $800 OSAGE CITY, KANS. MANHATTAN, KANSAS laPhone913- 242-3035 We Have Lots Of Other S. Ottawa,Ks., Hwy. 59 Equipment Too Numerous 1959 Gleaner 14' SPcombine, FOR SALE by owner - 410 15' FOR SALE - 67 Gehl self-pro- OTTAWA,KANSAS To List big tires, Full Visioncab. Massey Ferguson grain com- pelled field cutter, 2 -row & 3 - Shedded & in excellentcondi- SALE-68 Massey $2250 bine with fully equipped cab, row heads, extra good. Merlin quick tech corn - tion straw chopper, metal reel, with Bergman, Vermillion, Ks., Ph. 16' header, Cloud County SB31 air, anddiesel. Clean. TRUCK & TRACTOR 333 corn head, 3 rows, quick 382-5411_ %Rea - 3 Bonecutter - Hill detachable. Cut only 700 acres. ..eonsider_row corn head, Price $12,000. Will accept $3000 FOR SALE - 1968 John Deere hlu trading on Phone 913 Chevrolet, Inc. condi- 01C with 141VOP p,:f10 diesel a down payment and 3 years on 38 field cutter, excellent greS 0 4,Of with quick tach balance. Richard W. Farris, tion, no custom work. Ralph "I'i _corn head.Sincerely Allis-Chalmers Sales & Service 913 24 or bet', 011t)ortite c 243-1840 Phone 913 282-6161 Box 106, Oswego, Ks. Phone Holsch, Washington, Ks. ..,Acice,..., on 'iarY W. Peterson, sb28 Arcadia, Ks. Rt. 2, SMITH CENTER, KS. 66967 316 795-2211. SB30 348-2299. 8'r °now"5.eilier, 8 x28 CONCORDIA, KANS. 41 1158-21°. S ------m....111111111111111111.

New Ford August 31, 1971 See Iry Jamestown New &Used Tractors Tractor flargams 1958 John Deere 720 diesel, Ford 8000 diesel with cab, GRIN( demonstrator MCPHERSON, KANSAS No. 47W IHC - 19665Case 830 diesel, like new, a Ford 5200 diesel, demonstrator 4400 Ind with 735 loader $7250 These twobale real creampuff, new tires, 1969 Ford 5000 diesel 2000 gas 8 spd. LPTO .. $3695 68htdaUevNeb8;:ese:oBilanooalk low, low hours 1954 IHC Super MTA, extra 3000 gas 8 spd LPTO $3995 Ske 1958 Case 800 diesel good 4000 gas 8 spd LPTO $4995 warehouse,wNaroN'eoh224. Parked We still'have some MF 1100 diesel tractors on hand at the USED IMPLEMENTS 5000 dsl., PS, IPTO .... $6195 1964 Owatonna Model 91, 14' 8000 diesel, PS, LPTO $8995 From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. old price 3500 KD fork lift & mast $7995 (mfr. ast. max.) 1966 MF 1130, completely over- swather with crimper, shop reconditioned, A-1 SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! hauled and repainted, with NEW FORD EQUIPMENT 'O HARD duals, slick $6500 1965 Model 35P Papec ensilage 612 forage harvester .... $1795 IT FEATURES: 8NFoUrdSEwiDiliC.t.h.31)TRACIDbavisalers cutter 3 btm. 14" mrtd. plows $425 95.0 estimated horsepower. New loader USED & NEW COMBINES IHC No. 37 wheel disc 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. M670 Supergas, 630 Ford post hole digger 501 8' rear mower $495 GB Moline LP Balers and swathers have waiv- ,., $695 Isomounts (lower sound level). gas Twin-draulic loader 727 hydraulic loader riGajD11138NF:Harv6,84:, er of interest until Apr. 1, '72. Rear dirt scoop $135 Gauges instead of lights. New G1000 Vistadiesel Ford 727 loader $275 quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. If you wanta newt USED & NEW TRACTORS Ford Model 250 baler Post hole digger SEE US TODAY ! papec 35, 011! $695 detractorse price, , and related equipment have Ford Tractors & Implements Dual hydraulic loader oneut. waiver of interest until March Versatile Swathers) Moridge 18' mulcher $650 "RENT - A - RIG" Price 1, 1972. Glencoe Farm Equipment Moridge 24' mulcher $750 Tractors & Machinery 2 new 1970 MF 510 gas com- 13e'6x"tUrSaKEDrgaoloisNriEnd NEW NEW HOLLAND EQPT. TRACTORS wide bines at the old price George Motor Co. 490 12' haybine $3295 silage Farmall 806, diesel & LP cowandug91 1961 Oliver combine, 12' 273 PTO baler $2395 14'11" Krause wide 1958 John Deere 45 combine, IH 460 gas We have 10 JD Buster TRACTORS 1032 Stackliner $4750 JD No. 70 diesel wheelspecial 10', very good 256 side delivery rake .... $695 sizes & models,m( 1959 MH 82, 14' $1800 \ Phone 913 IH 560 diesel are extra good. 0 446-3340 1010 Stackliner $3795 ulliston Cul 1960 IHC 151 combine, 15' with lEOUIPPAIEW1 IH 1-300 Utility 2 Graham-Hoeme Farmall M clusol Crust Buster crab $2250 USED TRACTORS We have a largeSt( CLYDE, KS. 4t Grain-eed0-Vawtoarl 1962 no. 23 IHC corn head $300 66 Ford 6000 diesel $3995 MACHINERY Crustbusters. See u- Massey Harris No. 22 cornhead, 65 Allis 190XT gas $4195 MF No. 222 cornhead $1250 IH 37T baler Hesston Warn 61 Ford 6000 diesel & cab $1975 IH No. 36 & No. 16 field cutters adersCent 1960 MH No. 72, 12' head 60 Ford 881 diesel $1295 1961 Oliver 2 row corn head FOR SALE rase 'tractor manure spreader, deal.GoodSelection C g Ox 60 Massey 85 diesel $1995 real good MacyhionuerryNe-w $250 1 Gleaner G combine with 4 -row 59 Ford 971 Selecto $1495 IH 550 field cutter, 2 row 80" Howard Roto-vator, used . $8750 riCnts cornhead, extra good 59 Case 500 gas 3 pt. hitch $995 Used IH 403 combine Haying Needs very little $800 1 55 John Deere combine for 59 Ford 841 .LP, PS $1495 IH 205 combine like new George Mu: parts 59 Ford 881 diesel $1595 151 Combine Phone Col Pfister -Rhodes 1 1969 IHC 550 2 -row field cut- 59 Massey 85 gas $1695 IH 101 combine GOUIC118, 1111C. BL 822440oNr.13, ter $1375 1 1960 D-17 gas tractor, com- BALERS & MH 82 combine NewNew Holland Impl. Co. pletely rebuilt FORAGE HARVESTERS 1957 MH 60 combine Moline - Crus 66 Ford 530 PTO twine .. $975 JD 55 12A pull 1 1961 D-17 diesel, good IH 315 combine, -Oliver- orageEqu 913/439-6219 1 20 -ft. JD springtooth 62 Ford 250 PTO twine .. $475 IN 31 mower 58 IHC 46 PTO twine .... $475 New Holland JAMESTOWN, KANS. 1 16 -ft. AC springtooth 60 NH S68 PTO twine .... $875 IH 4 bar rake 1 9 -ft. JD mower, extra good IH 45T baler, good harvester, h3 1 9 -ft.Glencoe chisel, new 58 JD 14T with motor .. $595 like new, At Marysville 4 -row Hesston row crop heads 65 Ford 612 forage harv. .. $595 PLOWS WAri 67 NH SP 818 2 row head $3650 New Holland : New F & K Gleaner combines Allis 3x16 mounted MOUNE 1113 New 1750 Oliver, bargain price Allis 180 diesel tractors 69 NH 461 haybine $1650 IH 311 FH 3x16 harvester, by 1970 David Brown 1200 with cab Hesston row crop heads USED FORD INDUSTRIAL IH 540 4x14 steerable plow , 9knives, exc 1655 Oliver, 70 hours LOADERS, PLOWS, NH 56 Useddiscs & springtooth Phone 913.243 Gehl FH-84 2-: 1967 Oliver 1750 diesel Schaefer Eqpt. RAKE, BACKHOES, FLAIL harrows CONCORDIA, K condition.. 1967 John Deere 1020 gas with MOWERS. Holland 717 s loader 1115 West 6th HOLD - OVER PRICES ON ditioned,fieh 1963 Oliver 1600 gas NEW MACHINERY Tractor McPherson 826 gear and Hydrostatic single row, o 720 John Deere diesel DI 2-3172 1966 J D4020 diesel, 1959 IHC 340 403 and 815 combines n, ready to g A Tractor Co. 430W baler 1955 WD Allis Chal FH-84 single John Deere A 560 International diesel, wide EMPORIA, KANS. No. 40 stalk shredders 1963 D19 Allis p, very good front RACTOR* Phone 316 225 SP hay mower conditioner 1948 D JD FH single 9/7,Pfi And other equipment 1949 A John Deere 1956 Farmall 400 1944 WC Allis TtlEiatIOPMIEPIT) 241-2900 Deere single FARM MACHINERY SEE US FOR USED CARS for JD 38 fors FARMHAND EQUIPMENT COMBINE 46 International baler MCPHERSON, KANS. 4x16 Case plow j:ri A J.SWN CULTIVATORS 1960 JD 55, 14' head, forage boxes 540 4x14 IHC steerable plow cab models, r 411 IH 4x14 mounted plow Forage Equipment AULD 1958 JD 45, 12' head 566 5x16 Oliver semi-mtd. steer - 1958 JD 55, 14' head Holland 6for CHEVROLET 1953 JD 55, 14' head condition, able plow From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. 200 Case forage harvester $300 r F120 3x14 John Deere plow (m1r.ast. max.) New Holland used blower, Su- 1955 JD 55, 14' heal 461-5414 orage box witl 110 JD Chuck Wagon .... $595 per 23, like new $475 0101119..... CULTIVATO Hoist gear, pi Several used springtooths from SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! Gehl 2 row forage harvester, WAKEFIELD & SPRINGTO( ...... 164 to 24' IT FEATURES: FH 84 $500 15' Krause field cult 101 International combine, 12' 95.0 estimated horsepower. New 2 JD 20' springtooth head 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. BALERS Manr. 1969 Oliver 5555 combine, 16' Isomounts (lower sound level). 45TIFICxtra good $250 RAKES header, hydrostatic drive Gauges instead of lights. New 269 NHwiree $950 Massey Harris 4win Imp $800 2 new 14' offset discs in stock quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. 220 Case tire rake North B $1595 SEE US TODAY ! 230 Case $950 New Miller offset disc in stock 330(12qe $1050 SPREADER FAIRBI 14T John Deere $550 JD 301 fertilizer spre NEW SPECIALS New Machines Case 135 PTOspread 469 NH haybine, new warranty 95 si New 5' rotary mower, 3 pt. $2150 John Deere No, $295 At Discount Prices BMB 6' rotary mown] New Henry bale loader $375 +SPIER7tYRAND in Tractor Radio Sale IH 430W baler MOWERS 11-155-7' chisel plow NEW HOLLAND Case mounted mower, 100 hissel $55.00 treSAIZed:el-vibril'eM11195°' IH 360 24' springtooth Harvest Specials John Deere No.5 r (for all models) M No. 53 6 -row cultivator Coleman implement New 520 baler $1775 401 4 section springtooth On New International FORAGE HARV 3IY SALE- Foster Peschel Bros 7' Landoll chisel plow, 3 pt. Combines No. 34 JD 2 row hitch MISCELLA 826D, demonstrator, 40 hrs. Hee, 11/2 mile east of 1'3e1:458 1-913422-3040 345, 14', belt drive, with PS 10' & 13* Graham Gehl 300 1 -row field cutter BONNER SPRINGS; KS. $6110 JD & Krause12', 14'4 Marysville on USED MACHINERY open 6 days a week 315, 14', hydro., with PS $6610 harrows Highway 36 Cabs available at $700 extra I. 37T hay baler installed A GOODSELECTION. 37 12' wheel disk FEE Phone 913 562-2377 JOHN DEERE 370 13' wheel disk New Equipment USED COMBINES GRAIN DRILLS. er MARYSVILLE, KANS. Case 9' disk 403 writ cab, 16' $4250 Ileveelmu:ALE'spnirig:'3PhatollehlPisn::::11.:erd7Aeeijat°7t56his2cibsnedwa.ls0elufttClYrl4°::IN(:11'' MM 13x7 fertilizer grain drill New 5200 Ford diesel 303, 13', with cab $4250 Trac on rubber New 8000 Ford diesel $4000 Newton 2 IH 45T hay balers 1966 Ford 4000 gas 303, 13', real clean' NOTICE 1964 John Deere 3020 diesel, 303, 12', with cab $3750 & Impl.° power -shift 203 13' with cab $2500 Macha-Revere 1957 JD 720 diesel 203 13' with cab 1302 al No. 101 r' We Will Now Take Orders 101, 10', real clean $2000$2250 Impl. Co. 1951 JD R diesel 91 10' overhauled $800 1960 871 Ford gas 316/281 Severe, E$ On NEW 1960 861 Ford gas MF 60, 10' $550 COUNCIL GROVE 1948 Ford 8N These combines have been 1,951 WD Allis, WF & cultivator worked over and are field -ready NEWTON, ALLIS- CHALMERS 1:1:PalsITED°vbonne'Wuthlit.h'23e11c6( 767-5014 MISCELLANEOUS CORNIMMS Me rgease Ca: New Ford 530 baler, twine tie 327 IHC 3-30" row $1750 ROTO BALERS No. 22 2 -row, good $550 ene 913 92 New Ford 4 bottom semi-mtd. $450 A Cuckler Circle -C Building plows on hand No. 23 2 -row, good CHIEF! Limited Time Only Allied grinder -mixer mill is built to stand and serve your NEW HOLLAND SALE farming needs. See us for a Artsway mixer mill SELF - PROPELLED FIELD Grain Bi1191 co,,,--New -, For information, see free estimate. HARVESTER, 2 -ROW WIDE or "`",only demon Midwest Sales & READY TO GO The binguthareallsteed Hoppy s Steel CASH PRICE - $2000 failure. Now, Waterville Mtr. Co. Service you canbuy. 224 S. 4th 913 823-2826 ITataCroorr; Henry Brothers SALINA, KANSAS ) 011°114 41%41494teld 13. k95:u9s8e Marysville Machinery ,,. itreio Implement. Inc. 40.111ter in ..,,*..(s.p..,,, ...

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shape. FOR 1100 ' age 01.ower & o'rriiPtratne, corn bite ileW. turk seed. Wheat. Newhigh . eck. Bale ROb,V_ :"eterscm, Lindsborg, yielding variety. 95% germina- WANTED - PTO co, binder. rAl Vista, Kansas, Phone nights 913 227- tion. Orville Duis, Duller, Nebr. Also 4 wheel JD trailer chassis. CALL JOE AT HOLTON 3696. x29 Phone 402-793-5964. x28 913 364-2221 r Box 54, Langdon, Kansas. x30 wheoit: No. q4018. August 31, 1971 lb" HERINGTON Gigantic Labor Day Dauer Implement ese We Probably Pay- ba7t More taxes, interest, and keep We have Consignment Company, Inc. wareho a better balanced inventory Gas & Diesel 2 No. than anybody in the business.

No, TilCS Machinery Auction JOHN Pumps, plumbing, plastic Shop Service ale',tes)kk pipe, drainage, PVC hot & cold, MOST up-to-date service a KI'fR**1-t DAY! MONDAY, SEPT. 6 1000 ft. coils. Orangeburg. Steel lar shop in our area 9:00 a.m. pipe, cast iron, copper valves, 8NordveithilUSEDIk Complete diesel testing equip- T. New HARVESTERS CHARITON, IOWA with all the fittings. 4' LI loader JD 38 harvesterwith 2 -row ment to take care of the major- Engine. M670 sip., with 2 -row Selling 150 tractors, 300 imp- From 32 to 133 FTOSs.P. ity of tractors. level) JD 38 harvester Boilers, hot water heaters. (mfr. eat, max.) . GI3 liollerseP Gehl FH 84, one row lements, 50 combines, corn - Also large industrial heaters, Boring bars, line boring ma- New GlOde Gehl FH 84, two row heads & pickers. showers, softeners - Kohler, SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! chine, welding, electrical, acety- Nthk This is an annual consign- IT FEATURES: lene. You wan JD No. 6, two row Universal, Rundle, Mansfield Valve equipment, rod align- co 95.0 estimated horsepower. New 'wed tractort Papec 35, one row ment sale of farm tractors and tubs and fixtures. ment tools. 1, one out CT300 2 -row, demo., equipment. If you 'are in need 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. 70 Gehl of good merchandise to HOERMAN SUPPLY CO. Isomounts (lower sound level). Competent factory trained per- .try at special price sell USED Warehouse At Zeandale sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, 112 ChuckWagon then attend this sale as a buyer. Gauges instead of lights. New 13 6 Wagon If you have merchandise you Phone 913 776-9253 quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. electrical and general mechan- extra go; 14 110 Chuck MANHATTAN, KANSAS ical work. P ehl silage wagon cannot move, then consign it to SEE US TODAY ! 14'11" Kraze va ' JD fieldconditioner this sale and turn that surplus We have into cash. IH F1206D, 3 pt. BOWMAN'S 19 JD ' Crust Buster sizes & SPECIAL PRICES IH F806 D, 2 pt. IIIIp Commission rates 5%, not to Phone CE 8-4103 are e exceed $50.00 on any one item. D19 A -C gas On New 1969-70 Combines Farm Impl. & Truck Co. 2 Grahamxtrat;., LostogEEnU C51;urOltivRators: No charge on no sale. Super 90 MF diesel We have Crust Buster Harrows Plan now to attend the most See Us For Special Deal 20x8 JD drill, 3 yrs. old 240 East Eighth a bs,',1 GrainO-Va tor & Blair active auction ever held on La- 2 16x8 FB JD drills JUNCTION CITY, KANS. Crustbthsten. COMBINES deal, Feed Wagons bor Day. Farmers, dealers and 16x8 No. 10 IH drill, white box 1969 Gleaner G, 20', cab, air 32' JD, wheel carrier, spring - FOR SALE - JD corn head, I cutters Hesston Windrowers visitors welcome. 1966 C -II, 16', net cab BLoaders CenturySprayers tooth, two row Model 210 with 55 hookup. It's ireader, Good um: 1963 Gleaner with cab, 16' in A-1 shape and has cut about BigOx Chisels & Blades For further information Ph. Model C15 Co-op fertilizer Machinery_ 515 7744615, Chariton Farm 1963 203 IHC, 12', cab spreader 300 acres. You can't afford to Tri-County Sales Machinery, Inc., Chariton, Iowa. 1959 JD 45 12' 2001 IHC loader, hyd. bucket hare your corn shelled at this Youtlie'Hayti) 1958 Gleaner A, 14' 2 7 -section peg harrows with price. Merle Nelson, Linds- George Kunkres 1959 60 MH, 12' folding carriers borg, Ks. 913 667-3405. x30 Phone Collect 1970 IHC 1600 truck, 15' bed, BL 8-2249 or BL8-2991 1967 190XT diesel FOR SALE - HDGG crawler We Have What You 1959 D17 propane 40" sides, hoist, 900 rubber, Highloader, 1 new rail and 6 New Bin!. HERINGTON, KANSAS 1945 B JD 19676 miles Need In Belleville 1962 Fox Industrial 1 row field rollers. $3500. Ph. 316 799-2339 Moline- r NEW & USED SHREDDERS cutter with nearly new pick- evenings, Whitewarter, Ks.x28 ..aForage Equipment JD 3010D, new tires & paint Before You Buy up attachment FOR SALE - 1 1959 JD 45 JD 4020D, wide front, syncro "See Butch" IH 3 ensilage blower combine,sellingforparts. 370 New Holland1880 SP for - John Deere 630 gas 2 new IH 120 oneways, reduced hydrostatic, 2- (storm damage) engine excel- MINSIQ.age harvester, John Deere 720 LP, wide front prices lent, 12' header, Hume reel, re- w, like new, 150 hrs. Waterville Motor Co. Gehl grinder -mixer $10,250 COMBINES built grate, good tires 14x26. Phone 2 IH 16 field cutters, 1 row att. Wilfrid Wassenberg, Rt.1, New Holland 1880 SP for- 1964 JD 55 combine, 14' and cab Large Farm Hand feed wagon, Marysville, Ks. x28 NOM age harvester, hydrostatic,3 - ready to go, engine overhaul less 4 wheel trailer $9595 plow row, 9 knives, excellent 1959 Case 1000, 16', cab A913 785-2731 -- -6-- FOR SALE - 240 corn head Gehl FH-84 2 -row, very 411.teCitaaJitleall for Gleaner E Combine, in per- ;tooth Phone 1955 JD 55, 14' Falun CONCORELgood condition $795 1954 MH SP90, 14', cab WATERVILLE, KANS. fect condition, $725. 1950 M ew Holland 717 single row, Massey Harris 82, 14', cab and 101, Farmall with power steering & Phone 1011 ES ON nn reconditioned, field ready cornhead nearly new rubber, in real good $995 condition, $775. Manure loader MISCELLANEOUS See In Osborne Falun is 20 miles southwest of tic ) 6 single row, excellent con - Salina. To phone, tell operator for H or M Farman, $50. Papec 1966 J DINOL,liton, ready to go $695 Used John Deere No. 34 forage 2 1969 Baldwin G diesels, cab & to ring thru Salemsborg. 1 -row field cutter in good work- 1955 WD AlFs Ohl FH-84 single row with harvester, like new air cond., 20' ing condition, $150. Glen Lind - 1963 D19 Allis ickup, very good $695 Case 200 T baler 2 1968 gas Baldwin, cab, 20' bloom, Osage City, Ks., Phone nditioner 1948 0 JD hl FH-88 single row with 1 1967 C -II,18' 913 528-1987. x29 1949 A John Do Ackup $595 SPECIALS ON NEW 2 1965 Gleaner A -II, one with Milo Harvest Specials 1944 WC Allis in Deere single row crop EQUIPMENT cab, 14' & 16' NEW & USED 250 bushel and 500 bushel Tox-o-wik grain dry- ) CARS -mit for JD 38 forage harvest- JD 24T baler 1960 D-17 Allis with mounted 4 - COMBINES ON31\1,r ers. Parts & service.Meyers PMENT $475 JD 4400 combine, 16' platform bottom plow 1966 Gleaner C -II,16' head, 1960 JD 55,111,3r11 forage boxes with hoods, Papec No. 870 feed maker 1968 G Gleaner with air con- Farm Supply, Troy, Ks. Phone VATORS straw spreader, ready for collect 913 985-3732. x29 cab 969 models, like new, each Kneib with auto -loader head ditioning, 18' head field. Near new engine. No $495 1967 403 International 16', cab 1958 JD 45,1714 trade price $5000 FOR SALE - New Fox JLD 1958 JD 55,18h2 Holland 6 forage box, Belleville impl. 1960 95 John Deere combine, 18' 1 1968 Gleaner G, cab 2 92 Massey Ferguson' 14' com- 6' mower bar attachment, reas- ROLE 1953 JD 55,1C ready to 1967 Gleaner C -I1 onably priced. 316 345-2637. 1955 JD 55 lf condition, bines 1 1966 Gleaner C -II 1967 C -II Gleaner, 18' Marvin E. Goering, Moundridge, .5414 forage box withwago$5n,95 913 527-2261 1965 Gleaner Ks. x27 CULTIY Hoist gear, pull it home 1960 No. 10 Massey F baler 1963 Gleaner C EFIELD & SPRIT $695 Norman Hanshaw 1959 John Deere 95 FOR SALE - 1969 A -C Glean- 15' Krausehell Osborne Equip. Co. 1958 Gleaner A, er G, 20' header, cut very lit- 2 JD 20' sPringt Iannschreck BELLEVILLE, KANS. 1953 John Deere 55 tle this season. 11:00 tires on Phone 1953 Gleaner A rear. Field ready. Sund pickup RAO Impl. Co. 3 pt. 12' chisel, like new attachment, good condition. Massey Hants1 C440 cornhead, good Both priced tosell. Melvin tire rase North Highway 15 A913 - 346-2631 A -C round baler Jantz, 316 345-2151, Mound - SB27 SPREg FAIRBURY, NEB. OSBORNE, KANSAS IHC Model H ridge, Ks. 67107. fertile,. Ph. 402 729-6152 JD 301 1966 Ford 6000 diesel FOR SALE - 1962 Ford 861 Case Excel cab for 930 Case, excel- diesel tractor, LPTO, hyd.,7' lJohn o35eeiP3:: SALE - 1950 JD self- Tractors lent shape Dearborn tandem disk. 2 sec- BmB rotit: oPelled combine, no. 55, 14 - FrOm 32 to 133 PTO H.P. IHC 660 diesel tion JD rotary hoe. 2 row Ford Hercules motor overhauled (mfr. est. max.) JD 4020 diesel 1962 JD 4010 propane,real cultivator. Case ensilage blower than 100 hrs., sell cheap. 1 SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! JD 3010 diesel sharp with pipe. Norman Mosburg, Case reounreteds tire. Melvin Miller, Marys- IT FEATURES: 4010 JD diesel 1967 G1000 MM, cab & duals Concordia, Ks. 913 568-2453. JohnKs. phone 562-3812. sb28 95.0 'estimated horsepower. New JD 2010 gas 12' JD oneway x27 FORAGE 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. JD 1010 gas SALE - Foster chaff say- M IHC tractor mations] No.34JD2N5good shape. Used parts for Isornounts (lower sound level). A & W Eqpt. Co. FOR SALE - 1969 Allied chaff New Hollandcutter. Phone Gauges instead of lights. New MISCELLANEOUS wagon to fit John Deere com- quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. 913 - 738-3379 bine, like new. Lewis Duensing, y evening or by 6 in morn- SEE US TODAY ! JD manure spreader Byron, Nebr. Ph. 402-236-4328. 10'&13'G.. , 913 632-2017. Clay Center, with 1$110 3 JD No. 34 ensilage cutters, x27 sassll Glenn Carlson. x29 NEW EQUIPMENT 2 row ALIAVOYGIASIUMII . $661° No. 10 Grain drills Case 2 row ensilage harvester FOR SALE - Wood Brothers vroo extra SALE - 720 LP John MH blower with 60' pipe, elbow 1957 INTERNATIONAL farm corn picker. A -C Model 60 com- wide front & 3 -pt.Also No. 340 18W mtd. springtooth DEFT, No. 200 7' mower & bucket, 12 & 16" pulleys tractor, 350 series, propane, bine. Both good. Joe Buessing, LN depMM3t-h pt. chisel with 10 HP Cub Cadet riding mower, JD & IHC hay balers LPTO, torque amplifier, fast Axtell, Ks., Phone 913 736-2995 airs GRAN wheels.duck-Raymond ore, Formoso, Ks., phone 42" cut 60 Allis combine, good hitch, $1200. 1958 International x28 2248 JD 45 10' combine 340 series, LPTO, torque ampli- ...... Newt° x28 USED MACHINERY 3, 4 & 5 bottom plows fier, $1000. 2 flatbed hay wag- WANTED - 345 IHC truck new blades motor in running condition. Al- ...... $40°D & MOUNTED 2row coer, Case 14' wheel ons, $500. Portable hay eleva- ..... with 10cornshell-No.rn IH No. 37 10'9", sealed bearings, tor with electric motor, $80. so 150' of U trough augers or ...... attachment good condition Emporia Impl. Co. Jack Quinn, 908 Lincoln, Wa- belt conveyors. Ralph Vilenske, ...... Always been Byron, Nebr., Phone 236-4645. V.L'euri IH No. 37 10'9" plain bearing BILL JOE mego, Kansas. x28 ...... Priced to sell. x28 Revere, 316 767-6421, IH No. 15 .implement carrier ...... Too ncil Grove.Ph. set up to carry 4 sections of 316 342-3146 WANTED TO TRADE - 18' ...... SB27 4' springtooth harrows header for a 16' header to fit FOR SALE - Two row corn 22' Morridge 3 -bar wheel spring - Gleaner C. Call 913 738-3379 af- head to fit Oliver 35 & 40 com- been, Will the person 1923 W. 6th bine. Excellent condition. Very cornbedineaboplut thecab for 45 tooth JOHN DEERE ter 6 p.m. 913 738-2428, Beloit, efieldreauy No. 120 9' mower, good condi- Kansas. SB27 reasonable. J. B. Wiebe, Rt. 5, Phone m9sel3 Newton, Kansas. x28 c9a1126-3bse130k, tion EMPORIA, KANS. $1.150 d Eva, FOR SALE - 2 round 60 bush- Morganville, Ks. 550 2 -row field harvester FOR SALE - 10' Schaefer el Co-op hog feeders, good con- 17A TURBO D7, 25 unit & 78 '' $55° 101 IH combine, 12' head, for ...... disc, 12' John Deere spring - dition. Price $75 each or both dozer, good working condition. $4.5() SALE salvage or to be repaired 86E DW 21, very good condi- I...... - New 75 cowx27 tooth harrow. Lloyd Engle, Ab- for $140. Theo R. Stowell, le demonstrator ilene, Ks., Phone 913 Buckeye Frankfort, Ks. Phone 913 292- tion. Lowell Hettenbach, 1804 jo Pioneer Service 4275. SB27 West First, Abilene, Ks. CO r $895. Bill Con- 3213. SB28 P:hOheor',di O911112 3-1048 or John Bischoff, Chap- 945 -39:-:Valley ROW Kansas. FOR SALE - Wide row row Case 210 forage cutter, row man, Ks. WA 2-6756. x27 SB28 & Sales crop, good condition, shedded, 12000 SALE crop attachment for JD38 field Krause self-pro - harvester, $300. 913 403-3371, $950. Phone Centropelis 913 NO. 10 Corn Head for 55 JD fi cuttereu 317 W. Walnut Olsburg, Ks. SB28 2554440. x29 combine. In shed, good condi-

Atoewrar tion, bargain. Francis - Weber, dndRoberts,gcw FOR SALE - 1961 Model 25 rOtherS b2.`-`"Y,Ka., Phone 913 913 258-3222 8 to 5:30 1967 C -II Gleaner with C4-40 Blue Mound, Kansas.913 756- InC corn head, $5000.C4 40 corn Oliver combine with cab, shed- 2377. x27 x27 After 6 Call 258-3026 head $1,500.00; 1968 G Gleaner ded, A-1 condition. 1964 6000 ZN'Ew Ho HERINGTON, KANS. c:utter wwi'LLANDknife sh61a%esni1.- 20' on LPG, $8,250. Kalvesta Ford tractor, cab, loader, 3 pt., FOR SALE - TD9 tractor - FOR SALE - John Deere 45 Implement Company, Kalvesta, dual wheels,Selecto-Speed. loader withtrailer.In good '4e,,k_g°°d_sh aPe.Frank Tay Ks. Phone 855-3567. x30 Floyd Schneider, Ph. 743-5536, condition,$2800. 913 437-2250, phone 57F11. - combine, good condition. Loran Wakeeney, Kansas. x27 St. Marys, Ks. SB29 the Lolley, Wamego, Ks. Phone 913 FOR SALE - JD No.216 for- It) Tor".g x27 456-9589. x27 age wagon on JDtrailer. S&H FOR SALE - John Deere 34 WANTED - Power shaft for rGlean(Buy Custom forage wagon on JD No.1064 cutter, two row, 30", used on unloading winch on Allis Chal- - WANTED - Good used cab trailer. Arnold Lynch, Phone about 1200 ton, shedded. Phone mers blower. J. P. Schmidt, ilermstehrZ whE coitembicnite3. for Massey Ferguson 82 com- 913 567-3281, Fred Nelson, Le- Tampa, ICs. Phone Durham 316 City- 913 226-7372, Blue Rapids, Es. bine. William Cain, Beattie, Ks. x28 x28 732-2256. SB27 x27 phone 353-2399. x28 nora, Kansas 67645. LIQUID FERTILIZER attach- Grass & Graitii ment for any grain drill for 28 less than $100. Delbert Gareis, August 31, 1971 Wamego, 913 456-2470. x30 COMBINES - Exceptional 1962 C Gleaner, double elevator, Mobile Homes heavy duty unloader, cab, air cond., heater. Always shedded, excellent condition. Good 1962FOR SALE - 3 new mobile A Gleaner only $2250. 1959 A home axles complete with tires, Gleaner, fully reconditioned. 2 axles with electric brakes. 1955, 1954, 1952 Gleaners. 1954 Mike Coon, White City, Ks., Ph. John Deere 55. Tractors: 1966 913 349-2605. x28 MF 180 gas; 1951 Ferguson 20 with loader. Egging cab for 4020. See us for Hesston row Miscellaneous harvesters & pickupreels. Nickel Brothers, Buhler, Ks. GIANT SWAP Meet and Flea x27 Market Sept. 12th at the fairgrounds, west edge of Beatrice, WANTED -C -II, F or G Glean-Nebr. Vendor's fee $2.00 rain er combine, 12' or 13' head andor shine. Contact Heye Sanders- 4-40 cornhead. Barney Hailing, feld, Rt. 4, Beatrice, Nebr., for Denton, Ks. 66017. x27 details. x27 WANTED - Cab for 101 inter-WATER WELL drilling, clean- national combine. Lawrence ing & testing. Gravel packed Benyshek, Cuba, Ks., Phone plastic casings, 41st year. Call 37F11. x27 collect 913 226-7276, Harold Strader Drilling Co., Blue Rap- x29 Pets ids, Kansas. WE CONTRACT build fences to FOR SALE - Old time B&W your specifications. We furnish MOVE NFO WHEAT FROM HUTCHINSON AREA all necessary equipment. A&D RayBontrager ofHaven and Larry Haines of Hutchinson, two NFO fox terrier puppies. Phone 913 members, discusssale 288-1557, C. F. Darnold, Rt. 2, Lindquist Fence Company, Wa- of wheatfrom their areaas part of a national NFO contractfor 250 -million bushels Topeka, Ks. SB27. terville, Ks., Phone 785.2618 or sold for$1.50 per bushel. of wheat 785-2619. x36 FOR SALE - English Shep- herd pups from Reg. male. GRAPES, PLUMS - You pick, area has sold 26 stores to a KansasGundlach, who was art director for"cross between Bonnie bring knives & containers. 8:30- and Males $20. Females $15. Phone the movie "Love Story," said mostand Butch Cassidy and theS 913 437-2774, Dale Hammar- 6:00 daily. Bartons Vineyards, City -based firm, Supermarket In- lund, St. Marys, Ks. 66536.x28 Silver Lake, Ks. x28 vestment Co. of the shooting would be done nearKid." It is set in 1863and The storesaretheFoodtownNeosho Rapids and Severy. He saidstory of six children goingl FOR SALE - AKC registeredFOR THE ride of your life, Stores, based in Pittsburg. Food -there might be some fliming in Gundlach said he wasnotsum Old English Sheepdog puppies ride a Big Horn saddle from town was owned by Red Owl storesEmporia. long the film crew would available by September 10th. Key Milling, Clay Center, Kans. be Also, two adult female Old Eng- SB TF of Minneapolis, Minn., which is a The movie was described as aEmporia area. ROSSBRED C lish Sheepdogs. Clarence Wull- Gamble subsidiary. Purchase price G&G area count schleger, Centralia, Kansas 913 WOOD SHAVINGS - All kinds was $2.8 million. pions. One of SB29 of uses. Key Milling Co., Clay 857-3549. Center, Kansas. SBTF Foodtown has stores in Pittsburg, Check These Prices! the Riley cow FortScott,Coffeyville,Eureka, hattan. Household FOR SALE - Factory made 2 - wheel luggage trailer, 4x6' with Parsons, Neodesha, Chanute, Iola, metal top. Phone 913 778-3668, Emporia, El Dorado, Ottawa and Bale wire - 6500 - Americanmade box $1 1 ERS- Manhattan, Ks. x27 ()lathe, as well as others in Missouri 100% Vinyl Latex and Oklahoma. WALL PAINT FOR SALE - 8'x33' trailer $10,1 Heavy Duty - Washable frame, tandem axle, brakes on Barb wire -80 rod - American Made both axles. 913 539-3375. Man- 0 TIMES hattan. x27 2.93 per gal. E CALEND) Also Good Selection Of Crayola Sets 5'1,2' steel T posts $1.1 Linoleum: 9x12, 12x12, 12x15 ELECTROLUX SWEEPER re- mplaint, just aset, pairs, other makes. Bring old Go Psychedelic about putting t hose, $2.50 saving. Have new & Calendar so one FAITH'S used sweepers & for shag car- Take alookat aset of 32" field fence- 832.642% $23.9 plan attendance FURNITURE pet. Ettleman, Blue Rapids, Ks. crayolas, that old standby of East US 24 PR 8-3786 913 226-7270. x29 the grade schoolset.New Dr. J. Cc MANHATTAN, KANSAS FOR SALE A good used boxes have gone psychedelic. 39" field fence - 936-6-11 $38.9 stock saddle. Ph. 913 337-2737, with many new boxes con- runs the auction Business Opportunities James Martin, Hanover, Ks. taining brightfluorescent x27 colors. SHOP WORN ATTENTION - Auctioneers, A G&G area company. havefore thefolic For Lease Or Sale farmers & dealers.If having Kinney & Smith at Winfield, $89 buying: auction would appreciate receiv- makes many crayolas sold in 20' field conditioner, 3 bar, with smoothing att. ... Due to ill health, must quiting your sale bills. E. D. Long- the area. The company has 11 hofer, 400 S. 4th, Marion, Ks. 11 service station. Located on Hwy. John Deere 3 -section12'pull type springtooth 75, town population of2600. SB29 added eight psychedelic colors $21 Well equipped, 7 pumps, large to its sets this year. Company harrow, brand new FOR SALE - 18 1 -ton Turkey officials pigments paisstd.mowliatli service bay and hoist. Stock & feeders.9 8 -ft. swinging water- say John Deere 4000 double offset disc harrow, 12'7" equipment can be bought at a ers. providingthefluorescent cut, 24" come disks, scrapers & furrow filler. - large discount. Station doing 1 Scare -Away Gun, all ve- You Can Save $5 good business. Will finance re- ry good condition.Orville Ben- effect are hard to find. sponsible person. For appoint. der, Manchester, Ks., phone 388- 2349. x28 8°1rea14C fmruT ment phone 913 284-2118. $6 eil0e3sfa,a19didtralr FOR SALE -- Regency Range - John Deere 110 pull chisel, 10'.. Gain II radio with base anten- ha-t3t1er na & lead-in. 3 years old. Ray- S 1 ONEIZIEM mond R. Adams, 913 461-5682, Flint Hills John Deere 34 single row field harvester ...... Our price Wakefield, Ks. x28 Scene For Semi Driver TrainingWANTED - 300-400 gallon have anexcelle bulk milk tank. 913 292-4943, TRACTORS &MACHINES We are currently offering trac- Frankfort. Albert A. Maas, R 1, Chopper tor trailer training through theFrankfort, Ks. x27 Moviemakng $191 facilities of the following truck EMPORIA-Filming of a segment John Deere 630 tractor, 1959. 3 point,good ...... k1eftvhsird: lines: of a Western movie in the Flint Hills this near here is expected to begin in Truck Line Distribution Sys- Area Grocery $4 tems, Inc. October, Paramount Pictures says. John Deere B. 1952, starter, lights,powertrol, good Express Parcel Deliveries, Inc.Chain Sold Howard Koch, assistant director, uLGehl chopper Skyline Deliveries, Inc. A supermarket chain with severaland Bob Gundlach, art director, are $20 NEW For application and interview,stores in the south part of the G&Gin Emporia making preparations for Ford 6000 diesel tractor, 1963 Model ...... call 816 471-0440, or write School filming the movie "Bad Company." Sper90chopiel°°PeWl Safety Division, United Sys- VibraShank, tems, Inc., Temple Bldg., Room Krause 10' chisel, with gauge wheels, $4 710, 903 Grand Avenue, Kansas Beatrice, Nebraska 3 pt., A-1 ...... Oity, Missouri 64106. Is The Place $1 UPHOLSTERING & Venetian Combines Cornheacls IHC 3 bottom pull plow, very good...... Blind repair. New shades and se22ehiet storm windows for sale. Henry 1969 MF 510D, 14', robot 1969 MF 44, quick attach $.s1 1967 Gleaner A -II, 13', robot $15Qi6 .... Parker Furniture Service, 2210 1969 'Gleaner 0-430, G435 good ...... 1.4;,7 Casement, Manhattan, Phone 1967 Gleaner E 1968 Gleaner E330 & A330 John Deere 4x14 mounted plow, very full 913 776-5302. x29 1965 MF 300 & 410's 1967 Gleaner A240 ID i ...... I 1963 Gleaner A kteri: Di iei:tii. 1960 Gleaner A $391ssvos,itional 1959 Gleaner A and 2-row $550 1610 head JD 210 $475 IHC 20C field harvester, good ...... Help Wanted iier lf:rj°folT 1956 JD 55, cab, powersteer- RhSV ing, 210 corn head, good Forage 91 NEED A dependable married $9951968 Gehl 8 knife John Deere disc man with farm experience for 1954 Gleaner A, tops g2:84d1O3..: ...... $5004 1963 to 1966 Gehl 1 and2 - ALLCOLLECTharw full time employment. Nelson 1959 Oliver 35 14' rows ...... ANDO $590 $575 & up BUD towL1)()11:311:6Viu'D°11%1::dellaedwd:eathilY41;:s Manhattan Hatchery, Phone With.4ilti disc 1960 Massey 35 A -C 1 -row $175 DBee0:BOWMAN JUNCTION CITY - 913 778-3412. SB28 $475III blower, long hopper - r4.row :nch Several 82 and 92's co] Massey 60's $900 & up Roto-baler, good $500 cornbine BOATING $400MF 1100 tractor, bargain bear F'RANTZ FARM kottCat la Grinder -raider FOR SALE - 18' Chris Craft EQUIPMENT 4 L.,`"°Wers 17aders inboard boat with 283 Chev. \ Phone 402 223-2317 BOWMA engine,Paragonhydraulic transmission. Call 913 226-7230, \ M Cc RE Blue Rapids, Kansas. x27 Cak BEAMICE, NEBRASKA YourJunctionG Area cii CLAY CENTER MASONS TRIPLET CALVES Grass & Grain BORN. TO HOLSTEIN TO REBUILD LODGE 29 We thought G&G might be interest- CLAYCENTER-Masonic groups ed to know one of our Holstein cows here have decided to spend $136,000 August 31, 1971 gave birth to triplet bull calves. They to build a new lodge hall to replace were born August 26 and all are doing the structure which burned March 4. ok. We live 119miles south of Abilene on K15. Mrs. Walter Snitker HOPE

Vote For Repairs On Two Cloud County Schools GLASCO-A $123,000 bond issue foralterations,additionsaand repairs in the Glasco and Miltonvale grade schools will be decided Sept. 14. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.atGlascocityhalland MiltonvalePresbyterianChurch. A Public meetings on the issue are scheduled Sept. 7 at the Miltonvale two NFO members, disczi, y. grade school and Sept.9 at the A for 250 -million bushels Glasco grade school. ofe;

Funds from the bond issue would finance the replacement and repair tor for"cross betweengt:, of the termiteinfested Glasco grade and Butch Cassith school gymnasium floor and im- d most . BEST AT LAWRENCE le nearKid." It is set ink, provements in the rest room and dressing room facilities, visual aids, Phil Bradley had thegrand champion steer at the Douglas Re saidstory of six cliildrer: library, kitchen and storage space at County Fair. He's from Lawrence, the son of Mr. and Mrs. William lingin Gundlachsaidhe:_ F. Bradley. long the film crew.: the Miltonvale grade school. - CHAMPION d as aEmporia area. CROSSBRED G&G area county fairs produced manycrossbreds as grand LESS FRATERNITY this Angus-Simmental cross which INTEREST AT KU champions. One of them was Though number of fraternity Non the Riley countymarket steer title for Richard McKee of TheseNos rushees was upslightlyatthe lianhattan. University of Kansas at enrollment time, there is a sign of lessening merican made - box ..SIETTERs._ fraternityinterest.The In- from the G&G Area terfraternity Council at KU planned on 250 men to show up for rush week. Only 107 men registered. American Made service, at no charge, to any auctioneer i7 NO TIMES who presents the date, type of sale, LONGFORD REGAINS X. mar TIMPfltATURf OUTLOOC TALE CALENDAR% general location, and name of seller to us.ITS GROCERY STORE b ...... '.. , complaint, just a selfish sugges- The calendar item runs whether or not LONGFORD-This western Clay MUCH ABOVE ,How about putting the "time" in there is an accompanying ad. Every in- county town has regained a grocery "GIG Calendar so one could other newspaper we know of that prints store after nine months without one. Snay plan attendance and route if an auction calendar charges for the i-121/2...... entry.If the auctioneer or seller thinks Virgil Hedman, operatorofa Dr. J. Colbert Simpson the sale is worthy of being advertised, a grocery in Clay Center, has agreed ViMUIeL SALINA prosepctive buyer should have no trouble finding any of the details he is to open a store in Longford. The 3-11 iGruns the auction calendar as a seeking. town has been advertising and offering inducements for a market sm.,,m NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE operator to come to the town since a MOP WORN TRACTORS store owned by Bob Hall closed COOL PROSPECT have the following used 4020 diesel tractors. See us The G&G area is in line for cooler before buying: down. than average temperatures and about 1968 4020 smoothing att.. normal rainfall through mid -September, bar, with 1967 4020 with 1300 hours The circumstances you make, makeaccording to the National Weather 1968 4020 with 2100 hours you. Service. springtooth 1965 JD 4020 diesel 12pull type . 4010 diesel - good mji ...... Unneapolis Moline on propane, excellent Salina's Greatest Bargain Place harrowiel2r1(limey 98 Std. withGMC diesel engine, real power plant de of tsetdisc DEAR AC M gas, real good OF /he largest & most complete line of scraper !urajtanSive 0 60 gas - factory power steering, live PTO, excellent ADMISSIONS ...... 863 Case 930 diesel. Comfort King. Good plow tractor Building Materials in Central Kansas. l'e can make deliverynow & waive interest and carrying ' charge until March1972 4x8 VINYL SHIELD Panelling ...... Work The Straw Down With One Of These Bargains: 3 colors to choose from $2.98 chisel,10' On Deere 13'9" TWAdisk harrow, 24" blades. List price $2500. Our price 1/4 -4x8 MASON I TE Royal Coat $1975 Several Patterns & Colors-All premiun grade. Reg. Price $8.95 $4.95 harvester mr wfield 4x8 LAUAN Print $3.89 Ne haveanexcellentCHOPPERSstock of good used choppers at prices A beautiful "A" Grade panel-Reg. Price 56.95. Close out that cansave you money Iii'/4.1 3/8 CD PLYWOOD Exterior $3.20 MRS &MACH t34 Chopper with pickup & head. Littleuse No. 12 with singlerow head. Little use - a lot of good 1x8 CAR Siding Per Bd. Ft. 159 Work left in this one. Per Bd. gOd "What really hurts is that I 2x4 UTILITY -8/-10/-121-14' Ft. 121/2 1959, 3point. vY duty Gehl chopper king with 1-row head, tremendous ror, eaPacity. admitted every one of them." Republic Steel Corrugated Metal i No.6 chopperwith 1 -row head 11/4 Corrugation 6' thru 18'. Per Sq. $11.95 rtr'Ag Gehl chopper- Bargain $375 lights, ;owe Frontier Baler & Roto Baler Twine ;tarter. NEW MACHINERY BARGAINS Lots of 10 Bales. Per Bale $5.85 2 Chuck Wagonon 1065 trailer. Slightly used. METAL SHEETS elL sThtsel FOR SALE 2x4-8' STUDS Super90 chopper with The worst & "Crookedest" in town ctor,1963 Model 2 -row head. Must sell - Bargain As is-Cash & Carry-Extra special. Each bargain. Grass and Grain has 39,t vib ew 2 -row headfor JD No. 6 chopper. List price $1000. Our several hundred zinc -aluminum 2'4"x6'8" HOLLOW CORE DOORS ewheel' ith gatig Price - $450.00 (You can't rebuild one for this) alloy metal sheets for sale Slight damage Ea.$2.98 . again. These are lightweight, MISCELLANEOUS rustproof sheets about 2 foot 1/8-4x8PLASTIC COATED MARL ITE ec car ightlyused 10' Brillion alfalfaseeder. This has been on our x 3 foot in size that have been Ideal for milk parlors, bathroorris or any moisture area. Reg. 59.60 Only.P.J.7.) good " rental fleetand wall sell at a bargain. List $1100. Our price used as offset printing plates. plow, We have sold thousands of 7/16 x 12" x 12' Masonite Hard Board Siding, Primed and sed SID 14x7 full ...... $.800 these plates in the past to press drill with discs. Excellent condition. farmers and others for use in BackSealed Per Sq. Ft. 181/2 good 14 xa..8t plow,very . D* ... . fert* ...... lining grain bins, windproof- PLASTIC STRUCTURAL PIPE for AgriculturalUse ounte ional 1610 . drill...... ing a rough fence, repairing a drill with fertilizer, real good pickup bed or leaky roof. 8" pipe986 Per Ft. 15" Per Ft. $2.19 .".a.1 good JohnDeere plows. :62565° JD loader for3010-3020 tractor They're not heavy enough to good der for8N or 9N Ford. stop a charging bull but are Tester, uerse oneway. serviceable for many miscell-

v.., aneous chores. side delivery $265 Trader Bill Will Not Be Und rsold good 4.,spoliit 3x14 rake, real good G&G notices that several inch plow $250 country newspapers which 3'disc lig r° 41oi ,1/4 2'0Ii'offset disc IJC" riraw with harrow, 24" blades. You can work your are now printing by theoff- thisne. set method are selling these 6°L1-Eci CALL 195',carbine4-rOW 30" It has picked only 100 acres, fits plates for 25 cents each, JUNCTION which must be some sort of MORRISON WK,A1ELE DEALEITS salvage record. We think they FQ each bearcat Grinde are worth about 10 cents Mott Mowers rs in lots of 50. Flex King Plows Grass & Grain is moving to Warehouse & Lumhir GTILoaders BMB Rotary Cutters new facilities in September rvi'sP-A:Plictrnent hilliston Rolling Cultivators and wants to move these sal- McCulloch Saws vage plates in the next two Your Discount Building SupplyHeadquarters weeks. Come to Ag Press, Concordia 1207 Moro, Manhattan. Tractor Inc. Trader Bill, 724 N. 13th, Salina, Kansas P hone 827-9666 CH -3381 Concordia. Kans- CitY Congress.Thestatemandatory August 31, program became effective Dec. 1, State Meat Inspection 1969. that the some has to put back theta Into atufted Red Allis Plans Short soon. The roto-baler Tool -up On Baler has Meeting Federal Review manufactured °al G&G areafarmerswho for se The Kansas mandatory meat andassume the role there. favored the roto-baler made years. Dpleataceilds el Sources in the USDA say another Aoridlies.rcs poultry inspection program ap- by Allis Chalmers may note m'CaaitnhhGehliGad state has been given 30 days to halmers s' parently is getting good marks with dealers, multi correct substandard inspection. The has a federalinspectors currently LABOR DAY CONSIGNMENT in con reviewing its performance. identity of the state has not been AUCT1 ion

Dr. Earl F. Huffman, assistantrevealed. thefifthcor

There was some debate in the last director of the program, says 55 of Monday, feedsal the 267 meat and poultry processingKansas Legislative session whether sepft rcial to plants under state inspection havethe federal government should be SALEStarts9:30 a,m, been checked by the three federalallowed to assume the inspection inspectors. role in this state. Chariton, Service at "Theyaremeetingfederal Huffman says to his knowledge Iowa n criteria in good shape," he reports.Kansas is meeting all the federal 150 Tractors - 300 Farm Implements mites data from Huffman saysthis completerequirements, and the program is Coo trtoonIsDoefp acrotl review of plants under the statereceiving "good" acceptance from 50 Combines, Cornheads &Pickers con programisthefirstsincetheplant operators. This is an annual consignment auction of tractors, com ingredients program was granted "equal to" He says the current federal review cornpickers, cornheads and farm equipmentof in status by the federal governmentof the state program is going well. This is the most active auction in the Middle Westall '1970. The on Labor Day. This auction is open to farmers andto be tonnagetax relate dealers. Nov. 10, 1970. This indicated it metFederal inspectors We needall typesof farm equipment: Ford, ge figure v deficiencies to his office when they M-F,Jod federal standards. Case, Oliver, large or small, old or new.This is the 1965. turn that surplus into ready cash. audio thasnay The 1968 Federal Wholesome Meatare found. This is the auction saysin the teaea Act forced many states to improve Huffman says some of the plants Buy what is needed in your area, so plan now to be to atl bargains. here lor Oar growthi. meat inspection programs. It wasunder state inspection have been (1 ORCHARD PICKING thefederal 5 percent maximum of $50.00 on any one item. sales were People intent on saving some grocerypassed in the wake of consumerreviewedbefore 10 percei production; $25.00 or less. Minimum charge, $1.00. No charge on money have long picked their own government. He said inspections of no sale. concern about meat quality. Make reservations now. Airport facilities nearby. inmercial feed strawberries, cherries and peaches at to For fu It required the U.S. Department of45plantswere made prior information call 515-774-4615. We welcome buyers, tryproduct G&G area orchards. At Johnson Or- granting of the "equal to" status last cons chard in Sedgwiali county they can also Agriculture to take over supervision and visitors. cialized,ar pick their own watermelons at a saving. of intrastate meat inspection unlessyear. ivemarketi; Here, Bill Batson shows three melons Auctions Always Held The 3rd Friday Of Each Month state programs were kept "at least Kansas had a voluntary meat feedcompar which can be had for four cents a pound equal" to the departments criteria.inspection system prior to the and feedd if the buyer goes in the field, picks his Chariton Farm Machinery Auction,In own. The federal government main-wholesome meat act passed by centers,and tains its inspection of plants engaged in interstate commerce. cattleindu Liberal Wing The 1968 Meat Act gave the 50 mercial feel states and Puerto Rico until Dec. 15, WE HAVE WHAT YOU NEED AT EVEREST eaof eopacrnitmyeorfcithale Sees Pearson 1970,to bring their inspection programs for intrastate plants up to OR NORTONVILLE er than in 196 federal requirements. COMBINES & CORN HEADS: account( The federal government took over ,000 tons) of As Sure Loser 1967 A -II, 13', Robot, Heater, Bin Ext., Ind.Brakes, P.S., Cab, Heater, A-1. Senator James Pearson is likely to inspection where states refused to This compat lose his Senate seat next year. meet the standards. 1965 C -II, 14'; Cab, Heater, Bin Ext., Chopper, One Owner, Overhauled. 1966 C -II, 14', Cab, Heater, Bin Ext., Air Flow Saver, Robot, One Owner. So forecasts Forum magazine, Federal inspection was required feeds*were ses 1966 E, 10', Cab, Robot,New Cylinder Bars, One Owner, Always Shedded product ofthe Ripon Society,a for Puerto Rico, Minnesota, Mon- $3850.00 m1970, accour, 1964E, 12', Cab, Ind. Brakes,Overhauled liberal Republican group. tana and North Dakota, but state $3150.00 thetotal.Feei 1959 A, 14', Cab, Clean Machine The current magazine listed four authorities were left in control of $1995.00 were the Massey #92, 14', Cab, Air Cond., P.S., Robot, Hume Reel, Good Condition Republicans and one Democrat as intrastate inspection in the 47 .$2500.00 es with 9.5pert( Massey #92, 14', Hume Reel, P.S., Always Shedded, One Owner, "sure losers." The Republicans are remaining states. A-1 $1850.00 h respectively. #91 I.H.C., 10', Cab,#25 Corn Head, Clean Outfit Pearson,Robert Griffin of Huffman saysthe Nebraska $1150.00 major feedingred Michigan, Jack Miller legislature recently voted not to fund Several Used 10',13', & 14' HumeReels, Fit Any Machine otherthan Straw Chopper for "E'' Gleaner, Good Condition Karl Mundt of South Dakota. its program after Sept. 1, and the $ 200.00 C-630 6-R. Corn Head, Hopper & Claiborne Pell of Rhode Island federalgovernmentwillnow Gather Ext.,Good $2750.00 was the one Democrat picked for C-440 4-R. Corn Head, Hopper & Gather Ext., Auto. Lube $2250.00 2 BIGS4: A-330 sure defeat. JACKPOT ROPING 3-R. Corn Head, Hopper & Gather Ext., Extra Clean . $1950.00 F-330 Alsovulnerable,says the 3-R. Corn Head, Wheel Shields, NearNew $1950.00 magazine, are Republicans Sunday, Sept. 5 TRACTORS &IMPLEMENTS: Margaret Chase of Maine, Carl Starts 1:00 p.m. 1968 190 -XT Diesel, 4 -Pinion Diff., Cab, Weights, Low Hours,One Owner. Curtis of Nebraska, Mark Hatfield of 190 -XTDiesel, 4 -Pinion Diff., Near New Tires, Weights, 1700 Hrs $51.50.N 710G At the Max Stowell Arena 1 mi. Oregon, Strom Thurmond of South south of Manhattan on Hwy. 1968 180 -Diesel, Front Wts., 1457 Hrs., One Owner, Very Clean. LEADING Carolina and John Tower of Texas. 177. D -21-D, 3 -Pt., Frt. Wts., Cpt.RearEnd Change -over, 2100 Hrs., A-1

The party might also lose the seats 1964 D-19Gas, S.C. Hitch, 18.4x34 Tires, Mtr. Overhauled S$26925500:000° 1960 D-17 Gas, WFA, of John Sherman Cooper of Ken- Amateur Roping P.S..Original Paint. Far above average $2150.08 tucky and Len Jordan of Idaho, both WD -45, Good Rubber, Good Condition Steer Wrestling $ 950.00 of whom are retiring. 1951 WD Row Crop $ 57580 Most likelyin the danger on Barrel Racing 1956 WD -45,WFA, Allis PowerSteering, Mtr. Needs overhaul .$ 950.00 Bun Phone Democratic side are David Gam- 913/325-2266 Team Racing 1948 GMC Truck w!-#30 Grain-O-Vator Feed WagonMounted . ,$ 950.00 brell of Georgia, Thomas McIntyre 1955 IHC 1-T. Truck, Wood Box $ 295.00 of New Mexico, Clinton Anderson of Team Roping Large Assortment of J.D., Krause, AC & I.H.C. WheelDiscs,10' to18' REDUCED Harold Siege New Mexico, and Everett Jordan of Allis 2, 3, & 4-Btm. S.C. Hitch Plows, All Series MAKE ORER Aucti North Carolina. Calf Roping t.H.C. 13x7 Fertilizer Drill, Seeder, Rubber Tires ,$ 175.00 on or toconsign vplasfir $ 575.00 Brady B-144 12' Flail Shredder ashington, 12:30 NOON BONDED Ki BMB #144 12' RotaryMower, Good Condition $ 575.00 Sales #7Allis S.C. Mtd. Power Mower, 7' Bar, Good $ 150.00 J.D. #1 Hay Conditioner ..$ 150.00 Every Wednesday 125.00 David -Bradley TractorSide Delivery Roke,Good . & Saturday Allis Forage Blower (Less Pipe) ...... $ 150.00 044 12:30 p.m. $ 250.00 CERTIFIEDA AC Forage Harvester,Row Crop Attachment .... LateModelManure Loader for AC WD or WD -45 275.00 (SALE J.D. 8 -Blade One -Way,Rubber Tires, Good Condition S 175.00 CATTLE and HOGS J.D. 9 -ShankCoil Shank, Rubber Tires, Pull Type .,$ 175.00 AC Heavy Duty Mounted Stiff Shank Chisel, 7 -Shank ...... $ 150.00 SATURDAY SALES WILL RESUME SEPT. 4 Just traded for 3- 4 & 6 -RowAllis Planters this week- BUY NOWAND SAVEMAN Butcher hogs on last Following is a wf 510 @ 34.60 NEW MACHINERY CLOSE-OUTS Wednesday's sale was partial listing of thesalewf 310 @ 38.25 LIST PRICE lower $17.40417.60. last Wednesday: wf 828 @ 31.30 #303 Twine Baler, Wagon Hitch, Counter, 3-Jt. PTO $2377.00 AauwacteseNsti $18490. 1.;ral Sows $13.60-$15.40 HEIFERS wf 660 @ 32.05 #442TwineBaler,3 -it. Weaning Pigs $10.25- wf 485 @ 35.00 PTO, Counter, Tongue Jack $2349.00 bwf 961 @ 23.50 #80-R Snap Coupler Power Mower, $ $19°N,° $13.75. bwf 400 @ 32.40 bwf 592 @ 34.30 7'Bar .$729.00 Cattle market was blk 560 @ 29.80 blk bull clvs 400 @ 38.00 #82-1 Trail Type Power Mower,7' Bar $ 867.00 active. Softer on some chant blk 290 @ 38.75 blk 464 @ 31.90 82-S Side Mtd. Mower, 7' Bar S 815.00 $ 594 ems and classes. Baby calves bwf 515 @ 31.00 #284 131/2' H.D. Rotary Mower, Tongue Jack, 5$126131:ii: $46.00 -$65.00. mixed 510 @ 34.70 OverrunningClutch $1637.00 bwf 432 @ 31.90 bwf 566 @ 34.80 #78 5 -Bar Parallel Rake $5,.8,9muI Lightweight calves by .$ 759.00 bwf 465 @ 32.00 $ 82'15); the head $102.00- HORSE SALE SEPT. 10 #152718' Wing Field Cultivator, Spring Assist $1156.00 Piecesetf $104.00. Bologna STEERS #2216 16' Fold -up Wing Disc, Sealed Bearings bulls $25.30-$26.10. 6:30 p.m. silver Cow market $17.00- wf 608 @ 34.75 Horses Of All Kinds 16' Crustbuster Spring Tooth, HarrowAtt., Jack $22.10. wf 630 @ 32.60 We will sell tack at 6:30 B-207 7-H.P. Briggs Enginew/36" Rotary Mower wf 450 @ 34.70 Horses at 7:30 p.m. kgine;; B-208 8-H.P. Briggs, Starter, Battery, Gsaetri 36" Rotary Mower - 995ou B-212 12-H.P. Briggs, Vari-Speed, 48"Rotary Mower FOr info. or estimates KCNK ue doll EOM WALK R MON.-WED.-FRI. B-212 12-H.P. Hydro -Static Drive, 48"Rotary Mower 11 The above New Machinery Items prior$$isn1035.:^2.9^.:0:11 c 3arn 243-10 4 6:45 Auctioneer are all priced at Cost or below andare:subject SISA Home 243-1674 ROLLIE LAGASSF can waiver finance charges on Tractors & Implements 1972,.$a$:n11d63887515uin:tiil0;APrd,;$5.1;641;758e until March, on BAR CH3-2215 ji Combines & Corn Heads. We have justcompleted counting our new machine inventory reques have 7 Combines & 10 Corn Heads forimmediate sale & delivery. The factory iscomPlaentelY°Ljtvi Prio from. Corn Heads for this year so come innow while we stillhave a fair selection to choose HUTCHISON IMPLEMENT CO., INC.000 Caro xEcuTOR EVEREST 548-2375 NORTON CONCORDIA We Trade - We Deliver tosdu., OF KANSAS Mt, 40ecloe8,y4 hr ind--atory Dee. 1, August3, at the change their emphasis to different types of service. August 31, 1971 sce?laqst,:::commercial Feed Sales In Grass & Grain k lntoa Elliot Richardson, secretary of 31 soon. health, education and welfare, cited The recent reportsofanexcessofalternatives tohospitalization, by ho manufactured hospital bedswhich cost anemphasizingthemaintenance of de years,getaiLs" Up 42% Since '65 estimated $3.6 billion to maintain.health, by providing incentives in fle orders plae tate Richardson, speaking at the an-insurance plans to use out -patient boominglivestock in - soybean meal. It accounted for 30 nual convention of the Americanfacilities and to avoid nsas' Hospital Association, said reasonshospitalization, by try has amulti -million dollar percent of ingredient sales. Next rigorous :ONSIGNMENTos for the recent decline in hospital bedutilization and peer review, and by panion incommercial feed highestcategorieswere:wheat products, 15 percent;alfalfa use have been economic recession,other measures. fifthconsecutive yearproducts, 15 percent; molasses, 8.5 lapsed insurance policies, increased The secretary cited a study which MOMMV orthe simercial feed sales haveset new percent, and mineral products, 6.9 use of out -patient facilities,post-showed the equivalent of $10 billion worth of hospital construction could rds in the state, saysDr. Robertpercent. ponement of elective surgery and Starts stricter auditing by health officialsbe saved, if the length of hospital oeff, section leaderand formula Thesaleoffeedgrainsand specialist for the Cooperativeroughages are not covered by the of the need to hospitalize patients.stays were reduced by one day, if Chariton .ds Richardson said the Nixon ad-admissions were reduced by 10 per ension Service atKansas StateKansas Feed Law, Schoeff reminds. ' ministration seeks to reduce the usecent and if occupancy rates were - 300 Farm 'versity. ofhospitalbedsbyprovidingraised to 90 per cent. implo,e citesdata from the Kansas Control Department that show ;, Corn heads& Ni; 4000 tons ofcommercial feed )1nsignment auction SaturdaySept. 4 is of fre,tfi ):...i, feed ingredients were sold in and farmequi Start To Number Starts 10:30 a.m.- Lunch Served in1970. The information was auction in the MidPd7:::-'psas As we are movingto town, we willse I c :tion is opento farmers on tonnage taxreports. The the following described property atth > i farm equipme Interchanges On farm located 3 milesnorth, 1/4 east, and 1 nt. Forde''' jtj':tonnage figure was 42percent mall, old ornew.This is' north of Timm's Service Station west c eady cash. er than in 1965. Herington, or1 milenorth, 1/4 east and 1 This is theatide /our area, so plan hoeff says the reasons for such Interstate Routes north of intersectionof Highway 4 and of now totoe:tacular growth in commercial US 77. sales were (1)increased Mileage numbers at the Interstate BEST AT HOLTON -1 of S50.00 on any one item.i. Machinery ANTIQUES tock production; (2) increasedhighway interchanges will be added Joyce Kehler had the grand champ- charge, S1.00.No chargeolki ion steer at the Jackson County Fair at IHC M tractor Molasses press& cookinq now. Airport facilities of commercial feeds as livestockto meet new federal regulations, pans; sod -breaking plow;stone neartrr.b Holton. John Deere 3x14 plow 4-4615. We welcome becomesJohn D. Montgomery, Kansas high- jars from 1 to 15 gal. size; Model bums, poultryproduction MM 8x16 grain drill T truck rear end; Model T frame specialized,and(3)moreway director, says. IHC combine withstovegrinder;Great The numbers will be added whenThe marker number will increase as Avery 28" separator Held The 3rd Friday Of ressive marketing by corn- Western heating stove. EachYos a traveler goes east and decrease for IHC 2 -row mounted cultivator ialfeedcompaniesthroughnew highway signs are installed for Old Thresher running gear; RR westbound travelers,itwasex- IHC manure loader, scoop and Expresswagon; 1Machinery grainandfeed dealers, farminterchanges or when existing blade soapkettle; to plained. IHC tandem disc wagon spring seat; 2 portable Tice centers,and directly facilities are modified or enlarged, ovens; old incubator. Montgomery said. Highway In 'urban areas where there are Moline springtooth harrow Harness and collars; 2 sausage cers. two or three interchanges inthe 2 IHC dump rakes beef cattle industry led themaintenance crews will add the Case corn binder grinders;lardpress;antique n commercial feed needs. The mileagemarkerstoestablishedsame mile, letters will follow the 3 section drag harrow high chair; shotgun shell loader; mileage number, such as A, B or C. 2 row curler camel back trunk. tber of commercial feedlots andinterchanges as soon as the work is Music cabinet;Victrolaand EED AT EVEREST ing capacity of them is 50 per The new system was established by Steel Jayhawk stacker completed on new construction. 2 -row Bradley cultivator records; 2 Daisy churns; coffee higher than in 1965. The first markers will go up on 1-70 the American Association of State grinder; stone churn; green IILLE Highway Officials and was approved Fanning mill depression glass dishes; offeedsaccountedfor48.6 in Saline and Dickinson counties, on 2 -row Case lister kraut by cutter; base for Gone With The eat (781,000 tons) of commercial I -35W theFederal Highway Ad- Single row cultivator inSaline and McPherson ministration. Wind Lamp. , Heater, 4.1, ; sold. This compared to 40 percounties and on 1470 in Shawnee Buzz saw frame Montgomery said the commission Pressed glass butter dish and verhouled. in 1965. County. spoon holder; dated fruitjars; also approved contractstotaling HOUSEHOLD Doe Owner. ine feeds were second in im- The numbers willnot be con- Chest -type deep freeze;bar- several pressed glass dishes; set $1,505,959 for new road construction of sad irons;kerosene lamp; Mwoys Shedded nce, in 1970, accounting for 27.3 secutive,Montgomerysaid.The becue grill; porch swing; hun- following bids Aug. 19 at Junction dreds of African violets & potted cherrypitter;kerosene space !nv:t of the total. Feed for poultrymarkers will show the distance from plants of all kinds; single bed; heater; black milk glass vases; dairy were theother mainthe west or south state lines. ForCity. The work was for smaller jobs old Lincoln picture plate; several throughout the state, he said. double bed;2 dressers;living hand painted cups and saucers; Good Condition ones with 9.5 percent and 6.6example, on 1-70 the interchange room suite. nt, respectively. The commission authorizedin- Platform rocker; coffee table; set of old beer glasses; many Owner, A-1 withK-27atGoodlandwillbe different types of bottles. stallation of a 4 -way flashing red 2 lamptables;floor !major feed ingredient sold in is17 miles lamp; numbered 17, since it signal at K-150 and Mur-Len Road in electric mixer; fancy work; asotherthan grain wasfrom the Kansas -Colorado border. MISCELLANEOUS Olathe for manual operation from a picture frames; coffee pots; tea Lincoln welder; pipe cutter and ...... fire station at time of a fire. pots; lotsofmisc.dishes; set; 2 electric motors; saw propane heater. blades; anvil; Remington pump ...... 2BIG SALES EVERY WEEK rifle; Winchester pump shotgun; ...... 1. HAY & FEED barrels and cans...... About 600 bales of alfalfa; 600 1/2" electric drill ; high pressure

Decline In Use bales of prairie hay; 3 acres of ...... Bonded for your protection air hose; wheel barrow; pump growing Atlas. jack; iron and pipe; screw jack. Portends Change Table saw; power planer; rs, OneOwner. HOGS jointer;paintsprayer;air . an Tuesday 700 Hrs ...... compressor; logchains; 2in- LEADING HOG MARTIN KANSAS. Terms - Cash cubators;propanebrooder; Clean. In Hospital Role railroad ties ...... A recent national decline in the ed!...... use of hospital beds was viewed by a Fred & Ella Diepenbrock rage...... member of the President's Cabinet SALES CO., INC. as an opportunity for hospitals to AuctioneersLee Remy & H. M. Sharp Clerk: Bank of Herington

Barn Phone CATTLE/ 913/325-2266 rhoul ...... S71 Every unted ...... WednesdilW.i.'t ...... Harold Siegel, Albert Gieber 18',..... Auctioneers A cs, 10' to Caseman ...... formation ...... or to Consign, Call: JRT, Washington, ...... Kans. 913/325-2393 banks the difference ...... ,.) Saturday, September 4 ...... s ...... s Starts 10:00 a.m. between workpower ...... , ...... L. MAYE HOOVER ESTATE ...... 416 Franklin Street SEDGWICK, KANSAS ...... ANTIQUE& OLD FURNITURE Essand horsepower ..... Act,y0011assware;

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$ 729'00 ...... chandeliers; floor & table lamps ...... 867.09 Rockers $ and straight chairs; chests and Interest Waived InterestWaived ...... 5815.00 dressers; 51631.00 braided & hand -hooked rugs ...... Clutch ..... 110 Piece On NEW TRACTORS On COMBINES 759.00 1 ining S _sterlingset Haviland china; 85 pieces ...... To March 1,1972 ...... silver flatware New And Used ...... utglass;pressed glass; RS Prussia pieces; On USED TRACTORS .5850.00 Limoge; ...... German; To January 1,1972 To April1,1972 , ...$645° i..Meakin; English;Nippon; ...... Satin glass '.... - $"4.0a 61SqUe dolls $1377.00 & quantities of miscellaneous ....

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.... subject LARGE SALE. Complete list Ellsworth " and art until 4. ent onrequest. Marion o r and Nothing be sold CHOITZ EQUIPMENT st 1972, 51' shown will Centralia LONGHOFER SUPPLY inventor, untilMarch, prior to newmachine is oo,T: sale day. Terms: Cash McBRATNEY IMPL. CO. our factory Jamestown Linn lting The freso. elivery. choose MEIS IMPLEMENT CO. KUHLMAN MOTOR CO. & to selection EXECUTORCarol E. Steinle ave afair .Salina WeConducted OF L. MAYE HOOVER ESTATE Marysville By DICK BREWER Chapman VAHSHOLTZ IMPL. CO. coINc.- Mt. Hope, AUCTION SERVICE BRAUCHI BROTHERS ,kENT Kansas- Phone 316 667-2103 JONES & KNOPP WA 2-3/41. )ejjver Commodity Promotions Get PoorMarks From USDA

The nation's livestock industry in million a year today. Department being taken to the cleaners in the officials say the campaigns flunk out promotion department. At least that because of several reasons. is the opinion of officials in the -Pourly planned campaigns. USDA. -Too many promotions at the A new USDA study says sales same time. promotions by farm commodity -Too high a cost in use of store groups are a waste of money, do not personnel time. increase sales and are too poorly -Poor timing with respectto handled to compete with companies supply of the products and seasonal offering bargains on specific name demand by consumers. brands. Stimulating consumer interest According to the USDA, there are through media advertising, approximately 1,200 groups engaged publicity and other activities," the in agricultural promotional ac- report said, "is of little value for tivities. The number of groups has sales if products are not available been more or less static since 1958, and are not properly displayed in the but the money being "milked" out of outletswheretheyareusually farmers has increased from $67 purchased." million a year then to nearly $120 all states in which the NFO has at !DINGTHE this summer to permit construction Abouteveryt least 60 percent of the production of "Ace Eli and Eisenhower that has more than doubled its size.signed up. In addition to the expansion and :Phillips 66 stati filming was Museum To renovation, all of the exhibits have Oar.kieueoP, 'the been redesigned to present General Eisenhower's life and his impact on STEADY COMPLAINTS ON Reopen Oct. 14 the American scene. PADDED HAMBURGERS Hamburgers with soybean of. ork Prod An enlarged and extensively cereal filler in them are earning remodeled Eisenhower Museum will regular complaints from consumer be rededicated Thursday, Oct. 14-NFO Says 'Leave to the state Food & Drug Division. toSche marking the date that would have Evan Wright said the number of been the 81st birthday of former complaintsissteady andhiss State 1 President Dwight D. Eisenhower.Spuds In Ground' department is now shiftingin- SMOKELESS BOEING Extensive plans are being made Afterbeing equipped with smoke -reducing combustion cham The NFO is after potato growers tovestigations from drive-insto swineprods for the rededication,including a grocery stores. Wright, head of the a smokeless Boeing 727-225 jet takes off from Miami Internati wreath -laying ceremony at theleave 10 percent of their crop in the tunity to se division, says use of extenders in Airport. Below, a conventional 727 takes off spilling exhaust. animals s grave of the former president in theground this fall to reduce the supply in the pork tenderloin is the same type of nation's airlines say that 64 per cent of the fleet will be virtually shows at the chapel known asthe ofand strengthen market prices. Place violationasthefillersinham- smokeless by the end of 1973. However, the airlines admit that Topeka, Sept. Meditation. Oren Lee Staley of Corning, Iowa, burgers and his department is in- of the invisible jet engine emissions will still be blownout intot StateFair i The museum, which opened inpresidentofthe NFO, saidhis air; you just won't see vestigating both types of them. 18-26. 1954, has been closed to the publicorganization had prepared an agreement with potato growers inmislabeling. dell Moyer, E: CM at ity,reports SELL EVERY TUESDAY ATHERINGTON t barrows will id -America Fa ay,Sept.11, PROGREE5 REPORT StateFair al Herington Livestock Auction Co., Inc. y, Sept. 22. is arundowr STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY CONSIGNED CATTLE, 'Wing at the Here's a few sal s made Tuesday, August 24th: Utech & Granzow, 4 blk cows 881 (w 20.70 Hampshires, St Utech & Granzow, 1 wf cow 1200 (a' 21.30 Poland Chinas, Shirley Steiner, 1 bwf str 735 (a) 29.50 Utech & Granzow, 19 bwf strs 451 (a' 37.80 throes, Sun., Si Galen Kickhaefer, 36 hfrs 698 (a) 31.0(1 Utech & Granzow, 22 blk hfrs 441 (a' 36.80 W.H. Bowman, 4 hoist strs 900 (a) 27.1(1 hires, Sun., Sej W.H. Bowman, 7 hoist strs 682 (0) 27.80 Utech & Granzow, 9 bwf strs 628 (a: 34.80 rWhites,Mon., Utech & Granzow, 21 bwf hfrs 452 (a' 33.00 W.H. Bowman, 3 red strs 773 (a) 30.60 Spots, Mon., SE Bill Peterson, 1 wfcow1 155 (a 21.20 Utech & Granzow, 17 blk hfrs548 (a 32.00 Bill Peterson, 1 white hfr 610 (0) 30.30 Peterson & Purycar, 6 blk hfrs 505 of 33.20 drace, Mon., Laura Loomis, Ihoist str 470 (a) 30.60 Peterson & Puryear, 3 blk strs 590 6,36.40 is aschedul. Ronnie Wiebert, 1 blk cow 1090 @ 20.4(1 John Amos, 1 wf cow 11 10(a 21.80 judging at the Ronnie Wiebert, 1 char str 585 (a' 32.9(1 Wallace Williams.I char bull 920 (a 22.90 Hampshires, Sam Briekell, 1 wf hfr 640 Oa 30.30 I lerbert Schambron. 1 brin wf bull 450 (a 34.50 : Poland Chinas Alvin Reiman, 7 bwf hfrs 704(a' 32.50 Herman Schambron, 2 wf hfrs 825 'a 23.80 Alvin Reiman, 2 bwf strs 622 (a) 32.30 Herman Schambron, Ihoist hfr 1010 ta 22.90 .m.; Durocs, F Peterson Bros., Yorkshires, Edgar Henricks, 2 wf hfrs 410 (a) 32.811 1 blk str 555 (" 34.20 Se Edgar Henricks, 4 wf strs 510 (a' 36.40 Peterson Bros., 2 wf strs 5701" 32.80 Chester Whites, Ray Davidson, 1 blk cow 985 la19.00 Walt Gillaspie.I wf hfr 495 0, 28.40 l'HEY'RE HAVING ACRY -IN./ Oscar Rindt, 1 blk str 425 (a' 36.25 .ferry Byrd. 35 blk hfrs 576 (,/3(1.15 Oscar Rindt, 1 bwf bull 295 6i? 42.50 Henry Lorson, 5 blk hfrs 548 a' 31.90 Engle Brothers., 3 wf hfrs 577 (' 32.40 John It iggin. 1 blk str 500 ta 33.11(1 Engle Bros., 1 bwf str 275 @ 34.50 John Riggin. 22 hoist strs 720 (a 28.30 Frank Porter, 7 blk hfrs 536 (a' 32.00 Wayne I Janson. I red bull _it.b (a, 40.75 Monday, Septem Ray Crawford, 1 wf cow 1210 Oa 19.50 I.E. Hanson, Iblu rn bull 405 (a. 39.75 Hanson Bros.. 2 red (bulls 300 (a. 38.75 Starts 10 a.m. - Lunch Sere Otto Brockmeier, 1 blk cow 1090 of 19.70 and wl Max Tharp, 23 bwf strs 484 (a) 37.20 Jr. Hanschu. I wf bull 1425 of 26.30 We arequitting farming Max Tharp, 13 wf hfrs 540 (a' 35.80 Otto Domann. 12 wf strs 821 (,f 32.20 public auction on ourfarm lot at 1 Max Tharp, 5 bwf strs 566 (a' 35.20 Leonard Dike. 1blk str 415 of 36.75 west and 11/2 northof Linn, or of Washington Sam Helbach, 1 wf cow 965 (a) 21.50 Leonard Dike. I blk str 415 Or 36.75 6 west, and 1/2 south Ted Domann, 1 blk hfr 1080 (4 20.30 13111 Beneke. I blk wf str 340 (a' 40.25 built 4 -wheeltrailer, Bill Beneke. 2 wf hfrs, 345 (a' 34.60 Shop Martin Brockmeier, 1 wf cow 985 (a' 20.90 Farm Machinery with 8x18flatbed 80 i Eldred Brockmeier, 1 wf cow 970 Walter Burns. 2 hfrs 507 6i' 31.00 wilt @ 18.80 1950 Oliver 88 tractor, LPO, I. built 4 -wheeltrailer Rudy Rindt, 1 bwf cow 1285 0,18./0 Walter Burns. 1 bwf bull 615 of 32.25 Shop 8ac3resa E.V. Nelson, 1 hoist str 965 (a) 26.80 Cecil Goss. 3 blk sirs 510 (' 36.00 hyd., row crop, gas, fair rub- flatbed wheatres nk Alden Shippy, 1 wf cow 1110 @ 19.60 Marion Parker. Ihoist cow 1540 (a 20.20 ber, good shape Some oldfarmmachinery lotof good Dr. N.S. Pickard, 1 wf bull 645 P31.70 Marion Parker I wf hfr 5I5 (a. 30.80 1951 Oliver 77 tractor, standard, junk iron; a 'graveledroad Dr. N.S. Pickard, 1 wf bull SOO@ 35.25 Laura & Mack Loomis. 3 bwf strs 790 of 32.55 lank LPO, good rubber, good shape welding iron. and20,00v(

John Spachek, 1 white str 610 @ 32.30 Laura & Mack Loomis. 6 bwf strs 582 Of 35.50 LEGAL Oliver 4 -rowcultivator,front OR John Spachek, 3 hoist strs 738 .%/_?27.10 Menno Buller. 8 hamp pigs@ 8.50 lid. mounted, fits 88 or 77 tractor POSTS, John Spachek, 3 hoist strs 870 Verl Riffel. 8 mixed pigs Of 14.00 lid. LUMBER, & MISC. @ 27.10 IHC No. 45 hay baler, good shape SHOP TOOLS e, balanc Greg Spachek, 1 blk str 870 @29.00 Albert Olsen. 6 white pigs (a' 10.00 hd. doors wralshed Dan Navrat, 1 brin cow 1145 @ 18.10 Robert Hoffman. I red boar 650 @ 9.60 JD 4 -wheel side rake on rubber Used lumber,house on or t Harry Hatterman, 1 blk clf @ 68.00 Clayton Finney. 1 wf sow 360 (a' 15.30 IHC No. 15 side rake, 2 wheel on windows hd. allblocks;comp Edna -Henning, 1 rn clf 355 @ 36.75 Clayton Finney. 2 white sows 550 (a 13.70 rubber, rubber mounted teeth, Picture window, used (HOUSEHOLDntt Edna Henning, 1 wf str 260 @ 40.25 Lester C. Payne. I blk hog 255 OP 15.30 good App. 400cement telfel Ron Henning, 1 wf bull 455 @35.50 Lester C. Payne. 2 blk hogs 262 17.05 New Ideasemi -mounted7' tires; cedarposts; .;:nachine;, Dean Bina, 1 bwf elf @ 70.00hd. Richard Muller. 4 mixed hogs 230 e 18.20 steelasts. mower, good electric to Virgil & Paul Jaecke, 1 blk hfr390 @ 32.80 Earl Shearer. 12 hamp hogs 241 (a 17.80 poles; feeder Setter. 24' Crustbuster, good Green Chop lingc rd player; Virgil & Paul Jaecke, 3 blkstrs 605 @ 35.40 Edmund Steiner & Sons. 12 mixed hogs 217(a' 18.20 Larry Jost, 2 wf cows 1152 @ 22' hay elevator on wheels fe 20.70 Jack Shearer, 3 mixed hogs 260 e 17.10 tractor;gdeora;ihrogbwubirbele;;portable2 electric rciesk; Dale Christiansen, 9 mixed 5' tumble bug -ers; strs 735 @ 32.70 Peterson Bros., 8 hogs 221.0 18.10 hay feed bunk; power occalitsi field zenith Dale Christiansen, 4 blk strs601 @ 33.90 Muller Ranch, 18 hogs200 @18.00 GehlNo. 80singlerow pi TV.4 Edmund Steiner, 2 wf hfrs 650@ 29.40 Vernon Rohloff, 4 white sows 341 @15.00 cutter, fair ee Piece 0,, Edmund Steiner, 5 wf hfrs le fabled; 851 @ 26.90 Ronald Schlesener, 1 white sow 470 @14.05 JD pull type tandem disc electric motors.amp e ilc0 red Richard Rohloff, 1 blk str 610 225 raio; @ 32.90 John Gehrke, 10 hogs 212 @ 17.70 Case 9' oneway on steel, good Lincoln Ronald Baxter, 3 blk hfrs 552 ead, sPring @ 31.40 Ed Riffet, 2 blk hogs 241 @ 17.70 and ell r&ri Case 2 -row lister on rubber, good A Mrs. Vernon Rohloff, 2 hoistbulls 470 @ 30.00 C.B. Norman, 1 white hog 210 @ 17.80 L.C. Veerhusen, 12 hogs 224 @ 17.80 Allis 3x14 plow on steel wiWreeldstinr mMiscELLto MARKETREPORTS: bagsu!ler stock 2 -row weeder; hammer mill bin; alot or,'''' Radio StationW1BWTopeka, Monday 12:15 p.m.; Tuesday, 7 David Bradley 2 -wheel manure drill; parts toolsi a.m. hand andshopsmall 414'saddle ble Radio Station KJCK, Junction City, Mondaythru Saturday, 4:30 a.m. spreader on rubber, good shape nuts; so of ;60'w; eeJp PT load or cable& PTO tractormountedalfalfa trailer to BONDED FOR YOUR PROTECTION numerous Excellent Truck and Rail Facilities seeder Terms - Cash items too H.Irvin Christiansen EdwardB. Tolle Joe Clemence Phone 316-732-3185 Phone 1613 Roxbury Cr(' Phone913-479-5922 KOhlilleierState Fieldman C. C. Wendt Lee W. Remy Mr. & Mrs.Delmar Clerk:Linn. Phone 913-258-2529 Fieldman Ted Haefner Linn, arold R Phone 913-983-4473 Phone 316-924-5446 Aucts: Foster Kretz Auction Service Clerk:' Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 bulls. Essick Feedlot-animal wasteGrass & Grain control. 33 Paul Schroeder pasture- developmentof a springforAugust 31, 1971 livestock water. Kanopolis City Park-barbecued hamburger supper. ficers said. "Bases which can handle the B-52 aren't easy to find," Colonel Win- doffersaid."This one hasthe capability." He said a survey team Bombers Back will be at the airfield soon. Over Salina? LIST FOUR DATES FOR SAUNA-The Air Force plans toPONY -PULLING CONTESTS establish a "satellite" bomber base Pony pulling contests scheduled in at Salina Municipal Airport, a placethe G&G area for the next month it once owned as Schilling Air Forceinclude September 6 at Chapman, 9 Base. a.m.; September 11at Bonner But the Air Force has offeredSprings, afternoon; September 18, no reassurancestherewillbe Clay Center, 3 p.m.; and October 2 military takeover of the base. Salinaat Riley in the afternoon. Pony - will continue in control of the thepulling contest dates are being great airfield in the southwest partcleared through the Manhattan ofthecity.The StrategicAir Command (SAC) will be a rent -Recreation Commission. HIDING THE FLITE FUEL paying tenant. turned back to normal at Mt. Hope, scene for several weeks of the filming Col. Bob Windoffer of Air Force pgamilm.!E About everything has headquarters in the Pentagon and 4arca of "Ace Eli and Roger of theSkies." While the filming was going on, places like Johnsmeyer's Phillips 66 station was covered with a false front like this, to make it look like a livery stable. When Col. Tom Grissom of the SAC plans departmentat the filming was taking place, other haybales were added to cover up the 1971-ish gas pumps. and programs -1-r4kcTOR SALES Omaha, met with Salina govern- 411' SERVICE ment and business leaders. Carneiro at 2:00 p.m. The stops and The Air Force had announced 9 a.m.; Spots, Thurs., Sept. 23, 9 the topics to be discussed are as a.m., and Berkshires, Thurs., Sept. earlier itwill seek authorization Pork Producers follows: from Congress to establish eight 23, 3 p.m. Ronald Rathbun pasture-more satellite bases in a program to Terry Nagel, secretaryofthe "reseeding" vs. "go -back"in ateSchedules Nebraska Pork Producer's Council, disperse SAC's fleet of B-52 bombers establishing native grasses. and K-135 tankers. Included would will judge all swine at the Mid - Bud Turner-Bromegrass fairs America Fair. Jerry Thurman, a be Salina. t State production on lowlands. No timetable is known yet, but the NG prominent Oklahoma swine Ralph Farrington-livestockunit could be in place within a year. with smoke -reducing combust' judgemalcet Kansas swine producers will have -producer,will water developed by a pit; can beThe satellite means a permanent 225 jet takes off from Miami Ir? barrows at the Kansas State Fair opportunity to see some of the used where no favorable pond siteparty of 150 to 200 Air Force men ntiona I 727 takes off spilling a).est animals in the state during the and Dr. Howard Miller, Mississippi "EVEN IF MOM DID TOTAL THE will judge the exists. stationed at the field, with perhaps 64 per cent of the fleet will be ,' Me shows at the Mid -America State University, Bettenbrock Ranch-selection ofas many as six B -52s parked andTRACTOR, IT ISN'T A TOTAL LOSS Kansas State Fair breeding classes. DAD.THINK OF THE BOOKS OF 1973, However, the airlines zrit in Topeka, Sept. 11-13, and the herd bulls; use of rye pasture, andready for action. The satellite would a emissions will still be blown c..nsas State Fair in Hutchinson, TRADING STAMPS YOU'LL GET harvesting forages. be under SAC command, probablyWITH THE NEW TRACTOR:" )em. it. 18-26. Shoemaker Ranch-Charolaisthe 2nd Air Force, the visiting of - Pendell Moyer, Extension swine Pasture Tour In !cialist at Kansas State

iversity,reportsthatthe 4-H oft* ssa* UPI 4040 .*<+. A_ rket barrows will be judged at Ellsworth County T'I'1lir411 410 441441* est" dilOrs t 1.kt Sit t* slijk4***414*A4-,4.14*# Mid -America Fair at 9 a.m., rday,Sept. 11, andatthe September 1 114rN'''asas State Fair at 1 p.m., Wed - day, Sept. 22. ELLSWORTH-A county tour ere is a rundown on the openfeaturing grass management ,.ssjuding at the Mid -Americapractices and beef production will be Hampshires, Sat., Sept. 11, 1conducted for Ellsworth County beef J.; Poland Chinas, Sat., Sept. 11, 3cattleproducersonWednesday, Durocs, Sun., Sept. 12, 1 p.m.;September 1,according to Virgil -,'rkshires, Sun., Sept. 12, 3 p.m.;Carlson, County Extension ester Whites, Mon., Sept. 13, 10:30 Agricultural Agent. n.; Spots, Mon., Sept. 13, 1 p.m., Dr.Robert Hyde, Range and d Landrace, Mon., Sept. 13, 9 a.m.Pasture Management Specialist, sere isa schedule of the openHerman Westmeyer, Extension .iss judging at the Kansas StateBeef Specialist,Virgil BeOugher, er:Hampshires, Sat., Sept. 25, 1District Conservationist, SCS, and a.; Poland Chinas, Thurs.,Sept.Bob Heitschmidt, County Executive ,1 p.m.; Durocs, Fri., Sept. 24, 1Director, ASCS, will assist with the rn.; Yorkshires, Sat., Sept. 25, 9discussion at the various stops. /\10$1, rn.; Chester Whites, Fri., Sept. 24, The tour will start 1/2 mile west of

ACRY4/1 4EY'RE WANING Thursday, September 9 5810 Starts 12 Noon - Lunch Served Monday, Having decided to quit farming, I will sell at the place 7 miles south, 2 west and 1/2 Starts 10a.m. north of Haddam, Kansas; or 3 east, 3 202 E. MAIN Herington, Kansas We are cluinoriog'. south 4 east & 1/2 north of Cuba, or 2 east, 3 aliilict.io 913/258-3518 at public north, 4 east & 1/2 north of Agenda. west an dt2south° 6 westan 1 4.ylor ' shop bal.li 80 ACRE IMPROVED FARM OF PAY WAY 30 acres in cultivation, balance pasture & building sites. IS THE EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR inert' shwopithbulXit14.010100 8 acres wheatbase, 15 acres corn, 4 acres milo, no conserving. "EXTRA RICH" FEEDS IN THEHERINGTON AREA r,LPO, I. Several walnuttrees, plenty of good water, modern 5 room house, fair rub- flatbed barn, 2 granaries,garage, chicken house, storm cave. On good offers you old term graveled road Western Grain, Inc., Sorne a with school bus & mail route.500 gallon propane tank and Complete Line of PAYWAY "Extra Rich" FEEDS junk irc6c,,, 20,000 BTU heating stove. , standard, LEGAL WAY Animal Health & welding ir - South 1/2 of the Northwest 1/4, section 28, Grant Town- Complete Line of PAY good shape ship,Washington County,Kansas. TERMS - 20 percent down day Sanitation Products. dor,front Ligt 5 sale, balance L,w- Top furnished & possession with clear abstract and deed 77 tractorgood SHOr,, to$ on or before October 15th. May be inspected any time. ALSO: Grinding and MixingBulk Delivery shape Used lurnw' Grain Purchasing and Banking rubber HOUSEHOLD wintduorwesondovit,1101 Kelvinator GOODS 2onwheel on FARM MACHINERY Fertilizer Chemicals washing chest freezer; Thor teeth, Pic ram machine; wash Ford 9N tractor; Ford disc; 400re ..as: tub; new Custom Fertilizer Jilted 30,000 BTUheater. Dearborn loader & dirt scoop; APP.. cedar rstei Breakfast rearmountedmower; 2 -sec. Spreading 7' tires, set & 4 chairs; radio el fd$& record harrow; 2 -row cultivator & lister; Lime Spreading lounted poles`DapDap writing player; 2 lawn desk; utility chairs; Van Brunt grain drill; 2x12 plow. Farm Hardware & Merchandise Green hoe' of drawers; table; chest Letz burr grinder; iron wheel Seed I occasional chair. tradar;.101 400 Zenith wagon; Speedway weed sprayer; control; TV withremote vheels haYfee4,1but; tt 2 piece steel saw frame, 2 blades 24 & For low cost production and top quality results, we suggest coffee overstuffed set; large '1'2 eleo" table; 28". you stop in and visit with Gene 'Menzies. Let him help you field Philco red velvetrug; row mowe; tiers. ,A radio; 1948 Chev. 3/iT pickup, stock rack with your livestock feeding and management.programs. Vic"- v1 ''bedstead, music stand; elec spring &mattress. disc d Lincoln ANTIQUES , an°d110 MISCELLANEOUS Kitchen cabinet; round oak ta- bll; GET CH ELATED TRACE teal, 900 Ider' red Muller ble; 6 chairs; odds & ends of ' a we deg"1 rubber,90° Wel ,dos, e bags; stock saddle& sad - /Pik saddle blanket; dishes; kerosene lamp & lantern; MINERALS SO feel wl.pStarrteis;1 ain saw; bridle; 8 -day clock; buffet. ,nill s; 60' cableJeep PTO;tank heat- per ... re dill ' hand my & other items. WAY NOTHING GOES. TO WASTE j mano Terms - Cash iee e nuts; wad nr i ,,nd sNap tra (ILrr' alfalfa trailer Craig rod a" iterl's Lig Veida Nichols Cash Auct. Harold HADDAM, KANSAS R dinar 1812 G St., 402-729-361, Fairbury,l tra1=`, Clerk: "y'lens 1O1National Bank, Greenleaf, Kansas 411,111.ME Sept. 7 - Livestock and mach- Sept. 16 - Farm sale northwest inery sale west of Chester, Ne of Washington, Ks., Clyde braska. Mr. & Mrs. Henry Dull estate. A. C. Bockelman, G&G Calendar Kapperman. Eugene Waring, attorney for estate. Auct. Har- Oct.Co°d auct. old Siegel. Leodill 5111111111111lilliillifilisisusaminm11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111f1Aug. 31 - Equipment of grocerySept. 4 - Farm sale north ofSept. 7 - Farm sale northeast Sept. 16 - Buildings & tools at mers, Pwnet store In Abilene, Ks., and an Rossville, the estate of Fred I. of Sylvan Grove, Mrs. Armin 1704 W. 1st St.' Abilene, Mrs. Foster- tiques, Zey South Side Market, McCullough. Auct. Everett Thaete. Aucts. Ray Gerbitz & Will Raff. Aucts. Carl and Wm.October 19- moment Hoobler. Mrs. Pearl Zey, owner. Auct. Melvin Temple. Schnell. Commercial ,pia . Sept. 4 - Antiques, collectablesSept. 8 - Farm sale east of Clay Sept. 18 - Furniture & antiques Barn, Holton,Ks Foster Kretz Aug. 31 - Antique & old funni- &pharmacy antiques east of Center, Ks., Oliver Klein. Auct. in Moundridge, Ks., Mrs. D. G. ture in Sedgwlck, Carol E. Silver Lake, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Foster Kretz. Roth. Aucsts. Ted Krehbiel and ta Steinle, exec. of estate of L. H. Clark. Aucts. Dain's Real Sept. 8 - High grade Holstein Lee Boesker. Maye Hoover. Auct. Dick Estate & Auction. heifer sale, Reserve, Ks., Mr. Sept. 18 - 240A southwest of Brewer. Sept. 4 - Farm sale northeast & Mrs. Lyle Bluh. Auct. Don Garnett, Ks.Dahl's Real Es- OcticoYo'berinsezen.e2lrei-zi Wsarieg,eau:rn Sept. 2 - Cattle & machinery of highways K4 & US 77 (Her- aid J. Bowman. tate & Auction. northwest of Morrowville, Ks., ington, Ks.), Fred & Ella Diep-Sept. 9 - Farm sale north of Sept. 18 - Machinery, !household Sale Barn,Wakeeney Mr. & Mrs. Leslie R. Novak. enbrock. Aucts. Lee Remy and Clifton, Ks., Francis W. Gieb- goods & some antiques south ton Nagely,see. Auct. Harold R. Siegel. H. M. Sharp. er. Auct. Foster Kretz. of Industry, Mr .& Mrs. Elmer - Farm sale Sept. 4 - Discontinued phone Ab ouregt LeRoyr Sept. 4 - Antiques & household Sept. 9 - Farm sale & 80A SW Wingard. Aucts. Carl & Wm. SA..Joineonohnson goods in Galva, Ks., Mrs. Car - company supplies in Narita, of Haddam, Craig and Verda Schnell. lie Unruh. Auct. Marvin D. Ks. John Sterba, auct. Nichols. Auct. Harold R. Sie- Sept. 18 -Sale for Hi -Noon Ki- Krehbiel. Sept. 4 - Real estate & house- gel. wanis in Emporia, Ks. Evert &nOct.25.- Farm sale Sept. 4 - Kansas Classic 3 -breed hold goods in Junction City, Sept. 10 - Furniture at 87 E. Smith, auct. of Miltonvale, horse sale at Manhattan. Bob Ks., Charlie Karman. Auct. Corwin Rd., Salina, Ks., H. A. Sept. 20 - Farm sale east of man. Auct. FosterJohn sow Wilson, St. George, sale mgr. Foster Kretz. Toepfer.Aucts. Carl & Wm. Clay Center, Charles Riech- Oct. 30- Special breedingKretz Sept. 6 (Labor Day) - Annual and bred heifer Sept. 4 - Household goods and Schnell. ers. Auct. Foster Kretz. sale at misc. at NW 7th, Abilene, Hat.- consignment sale of farm ma- Sept. 10 - Special horse sale .at Sept. 21 - Furniture at 1001 N. old C. Norton. Aucts. Carl and chinery in Chariton, Iowa, +Concordia SalesCo., Tom Kuney, Abilene, Ks., C. L. Wil- BEST AT LI Wm. Schnell. Chariton Farm MachineryAuc- Walker. liams. Aucts. Carl & Wm. Oct.30 Vickie Wats ton. Sept. 4 - Farm sale south of Sept. 10 - Furniture sale an Schnell. aPolled Herefr Mel- Sept. 6 - Consignment Sale of Concordia, Mrs. William Srite, sale at Manhattan Tescott, Ks. John Kalb. Sept. 22 - Real estate & house- Co yin Zuker, auct. farm. equipment & tractors inaucts. Larry & Rollie Lagasse. hold goods at 1230 Colorado, Co. sale barn,Manhattan, Sept. 4 - Household sale in Chariton, Iowa, Chariton FarmSept. 11 - Carpenter & shop Manhattan, Ks., Charley Lund-Nov. 4 & 5- Kansas State Junction City, Ks., Mr. & Mrs. Machinery, Inc. tools in Scandia, Mrs. Ervin berg estate. Carlson Agency. & Sale, Fairgrounds, k To I Sept. 6 - Farm sale northwest H Ralph Coover. C. W. "Bill" Currie. Larry & Rollie La- Lawrence Welter, auctioneer. son. Also JuniorCalf Crites, auct. of Linn, Delmar Kohlmeyer, gasse, aucts. Sept. - Antiques & furniture fore sale ofreg. cattle Sept. 4 - Farm sale southeast ofowner. Foster Kretz, auct. Sept. 11 - Antique sale in Sterl in Canton, David Serviss est. day, Nov. 5. 011 andards Tescott, Ks., Mr. & Mrs. John Sept. 7 - Farm sale east of Re - Hall, Abilene, Kansas, Dan & Aucts Ted Krehbiel & Lee Nov. 6- Tri-State Chan public, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hall- Kalb. Aucts. Melvin Zuker and G. D. Stewart. Aucts. Carl and Boesker. Sale in Fairbury,Nebr. Darg. ack. Larry & Rollie Lagasse, Wm. Schnell. Sept. 25 - High grade Holstein-Nov. 6- Crowther -Walker ading Sept. 4 - Special consignment auctioneer. Sept. 11 - High grade Holstein dispersal,Paola, Lawrence ter Horse production Agriculture Sept. 7-9 - September feeder sale sale of antiques in Munden, dispersal sale, Eureka, Bill Wobker. Auct. Donald J. Bow- Salina, Kansas. to revise grad/ Ks., Munden Auction House, pig sale in various locations McKenzie. Auct. Donald J. man. Nov. 12- HamsnarlundarA Bob Dorlac, auct. in Missouri, Mo. Co-operative Bowman. Oct. 2 -- Kansas All Breed sale rock Angus Sale Sept. 4 - Phillis machine shopFeeder Livestock Assn., Chas. Sept. 11 Farm sale southeast of February & March boar and Marys, Ks. north of equipment in Canton, Ks. Aucts.E. Ausfahl, exec. sec. of St. Marys, James Pearl. open gilts at Dickinson CountyNov. 13- Northern Okl Ted Krehbiel & Lee Boesker. Auct. Everett Hoobler. fairgrounds. Sponsored by Ks. Shorthorn Assn. saleat Creek, Okla., Bruce Sept. 11 -- Obsolete & surplus Pork Producers Council, R. H. Bra) steel & miscellaneous fabricat- Hines, KSU, supervisor. Bethany, Okla., salemg ed parts in Hesston, Hesston Oct. 8 - North Central KansasNov. 20- Special breeding Corporation. Aucts. Ted Kreh- annual feeder cattle sale at and bred heifer sale, G biel & Leland Boesker. Clay Center Sales, Clay Center. City, Mo., Green City A Sept. 11 - Real estate & house- Sale managers Wade Bauer, Co. hold goods in Clay Center, Ks., Peoples National Bank, and Nov. 20 - Production sale Jay Gosch, Clay Center. Johnson Hereford Farms, Vera James Estate.Auct. Oct. 9 - Household goods and Ian, Ks. Foster Kretz. antiquesinMiltonvale,Ks.,Nov. 20 - Tomson Tra Sept. 11. - Farm sale northwest Fannie Lilliman. Auct. Foster sale of Shorthorns at W of Clay Center, Joe & Marjorie Kretz. rusa,Ks.,management Regnier. Aucts. Eldon Thor - Oct. 9 - House and 80A farm, Bruce Brooks, Bethany, man & Gary Beck. Nov. 20 - Farm sale n One of the outstanding sales of the 15 wf hfrs 504 @ 33.40 Sept. 11 - Household goods west Idana, Kans., Lewis estate. year with over 2300 head of livestock 2 blk hfrs 490 @ 33.30 of Clay Center, Joe Regnier. Auct. Foster Kretz. of Westmoreland, Ks., Da being sold. We had some choice quality3 bwf hfrs 506 @ 33.10 Aucts. Eldon Thorman and Forst. Auct. Gene Toby. 6 wf hfrs 492 @ 33.00 Oct. 15 - Holstein dispersal Nov. 23 - Annual prod cattle selling at top prices. Steer Gant Beck. southwest of Hillsboro, grade sale of Amstein Hereto and heifer calves selling 500 higher, 7 blk hfrs 452 @ 32.90 Sept. 11 - Didde-Glaser Office A DHIA, Schmidt Dairy. Aucts feeder cattle steady. We are selling 5 blk hfrs 478 @ 32.80 Equipment Sale in Emporia, Bill Amstein, Clifton, more farm fresh cattle each week with 15 bwf hfrs 573 @ 32.30 Ted Krehbiel, Lee Boesker andNov. 26 - Livestock & moved thru th Ks., Evert Smith, auct. Ed Reimer. cry southwest of Chester, buyers here to pay top prices. 8 blk hfrs 464 @ 32.30 Sept. 11 - Antique sale in Wood- afternoon. Ou Following is a partial listing of 2 blk hfrs 500 @ 32.30 Oct. 15 - Reg. Hereford bull Mr. & Mrs. Clarence order buyers p our sale last week: 3 wf hfrs 530 @ 32.30 bine, Ks., Paul Jahnke Estate. sale in Foraker, Okla., Codding E Waring, Auct, 11 blk hfrs 522 @ 32.20 C. W. "Bill" Crites, Auct. Cattle Research. Dec. 4 -- "Come As You FEEDER STEERS & HEIFERS 17 blk hfrs 548 @ 31.90 Sept. 11 - Household goods in toffugegrneass)Sale, feeder heifers. Lindsborg, Ks., Elmer Ander- steers looked a 2 wf strs 630 @ 35.10 5 blk hfrs 612 @ 31.10 son Estate, Roger A. Johnson Nagely, sec. 4 char strs 605 @ 35.10 & Son auctioneers. Cows sold to t. 1 bwf str 610 @ 35.00 HOLSTEIN STEERS to 50C lowerpi 5 wf strs 594 @ 34.90 11 blk hoist strs 719 @ 31.00 Sept. 11 - Antiques and house- THIELE'S 16th REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE 6 wf strs 693 @ 34.60 10 blk hoist strs 651 @ 30.90 hold sale in Manhattan, Ks. AND CHESTER WHITE PRODUCTION SALE 45 wf strs 695 @ 34.30 5 hoist strs 880 @ 27.00 Earl T. Colbert.Welter and Saturday, September 4 7 p.m. CDT packers at $30 9 bwf strs 661 @ 34.30 22 hoist strs 1116 @ 26.75 Applegate, aucts. - Below is a Norton County Fairgrounds, Norton, Kansas 47 wf strs 706 @ 33.90 10 hoist strs 1058 @ 26.75 Sept. 11 - Real estate & house- sale last Friday 33 b/bwf strs 699 @ 33.50 4 hoist strs 961 @ 26.60 hold goods in Clay Center. Selling 25 Hampshire & 20 Chester White boars, 30 Hasps 12 mixed strs 728 @ 33.35 5 hoist strs 1215 @ 26.00 Vera James estate. Foster & 15 Chester White gilts, 20 crossbred Hamp - Chester 1 wf str 825 @ 33.35 Kretz, auct. gilts and 5 Hampshire & Chester White bred gilts, STOCKER& 2 wf strs 732 @ 33.35 COWS Sept. 11 & Oct. 23 - Fall Duroc Sired and bred by top boars. Champion bloodlines.Pi 2 wf strs 35 blk strs 703 @ 32.75 1 blk cow 1050 @ 22.10 sales at Caney, Ks., Messner sired by or bred to True Jack, Cash Cross, Whitecap 3 blk strs 8 wf strs 809 @ 32.30 1 blk cow 965 @ 22.10 Farms. and LT's Arnold. All boars in sale will have complete so I wf str elf 10 red strs 802 @ 31.60 1 hoist cow 1435 @ 21.80 Sept. 14 - 323A farmland, Otta- ray and daily gain information. This herd is entered in 4 bwf strs 875 @ 31.60 1 blk cow 1225 @ 21.80 wa Co., John M. Curry estate, Hampshire H.I.T. Program and Kansas State Herd Impro 12 wf strs 2 wf strs- 1010 @ 30.50 1 wf cow 1075@ 21.30 sale at courthouse in Minne- ment Program. PvTceliosils Free He' -d No. 9. For catalog 19 bwfstrs 56 b/bwf hfrs 619 @ 31.25 1 wf cow 1110 @ 21.20 apolis, Ks., Joe D. Berkley, 13 blkstrs 17 wf hfrs 600 @ 30.80 2 wf cows 865 @ 21.10 THIELE PIG RANCH 14 blk 2 char hfrs 600 @ 30.50 1 hoist cow exec. Kennedy, Barkley & strs 1255 @ 20.90 Rt. 2, Norton, Kansas - Phone 913 927-3730 2 blk strs 15 mixed hfrs 627 @ 30.10 1 blk cow 1045 @ 20.90 Simpson, attorneys for estate. 1 char cow 1105 @ 20.90 Aucts. Willis Darg & Bob 26 wf strs Perry. 51 wf 1 red cow 1140 @ 20.90 Phone CO strs STEER CALVES Sept. 14 - Paint shop equipment 9 wf strs 1 bwf strs 235 @ in Abilene, Kansas, Mrs. Mel- 47.00 HOGS 27 b/bwf 1 wf str, 235 @42.25 34 mixed butch 219 @ 17.85 vin Wilson. Aucts. Carl and IN( strs 1 blk str 265 @40.25 24 mixed butch 208 @ 17.75 Wm. Schnell. RONALD ICE MOTORS, 28 wfstrs 6 bwf strs 424 @39.40 21 mixed butch Sept. 15 -- Farm sale southeast North Kons,p, Ldnlrtit Volumk, 4 char fat 200 @ 17.75 CADILI strs 3 blk strs 308 @38.90 25 mixed butch 232 @ 17.75 of Chapman, Moyer Bros. CHE VDOL ET OLDSMOBILE 25 wfstrs 6 wf strs 482 @38.50 47 mixed butch 216 @ 17.70 Auct. Foster Kretz. ABILENE,KA.\IS- 9 shrthm 5 wf strs 537 @38.20 20 mixed butch N Se rind strs 209 @ 17.70 Sept. 15 - Lost & found articles 50 wf 3 blk strs 375 @39.90 33 mixed butch 215 @ 17.65 at police station, City of Man- strs 1 wf str 470 @37.70 16 mixed butch 212 @ 17.60 hattan, Ks. Auct. Lawrence 6 bwfstrs 4 wf strs 477 @37.70 Welter. 12 blkstrs 16 wf strs 546 @37.50 SOWS Sept. 15 - Farm sale southeast Used Car Star Values 24 blkstrs 13 blk strs 535 @37.45 1 white sow 340 @ 15.85 to ... of Chapman, Ks., Moyer Bros. We invite you, before you buy, 33blbwfstrs 3 wf strs 585 @37.25 1 white soy, 320 @ 15.60 strs Foster Kretz, auct. See One Of Our Salesmen 2 blk 8 blk strs 561 @37.25 3 white sows 413 @ 15.15 Sept. 16- Farmland & equip- 2 wf strs 570 @37.00 1 red sow 415 @ 14.80 Orville Emig 4 wfstrs 6 blk strs ment northeast of Green, Ks., 528 @36.90 3 red sows 470 @ 14.50 Bob Foltz I bwfstr 39 wf strs 590 @36.60 2 mixed sows 517 @ 13.70 John Brooks estate. Auct. Fos- Max Chindamo 12 blk strs 576 @36.75 ter Kretz. Quenton Kessler 6 mixed strs 589 @36.30 PIGS Winston Elliott STOCKER 12 blk strs 594 @35.80 26 mixed pigs @ 16.00 Or Sales Manager, WayneBaier. 3 wf hfrs 5 mixed strs ;GRAIN BINS 6shro11 - 548 @35.75 89 hamp pigs @ 15.00 ...... 2 char strs 485 @35.75 25 mixed pigs Doerr Grain Belt Grain Bins 1965 CHEVROLET Impala 4 door hardtop urhfrs 8 blk strs @ 14.50 automatic tr IS blkhfrs 490 @35.60 13 white pigs @ 14.25 1030 bushel- $385 . V-8, beige & brown, radio, heater,air collthOgle 2 wf strs 520 @35.40 23 white pigs 1360 bushel- $445 sion, power steering, power brakes, 15fhfrs @ 14.25 . 37 white pigs @ 14.25 Tru-Test red barn paint2.80 gal. 1965 OLDSMOBILE Dynamic 88 4 door . poWmst hfr HEIFER CALVES 14 white pigs @ 14.00 Tru-Test standard exteriorla- Blue. Radio, heater, automatictransmission, 1 blkhfr 38.00 18 spotted pigs tex house paint, white 2 blk hfrs @ 13.25 or col- ing, power brakes, air conditioner. TUNE If 300 @35.50 30 white pigs @ 13.00 ors $4-99 gal- 1965 MERCURY Parklane 4 door ...... 4 bwf hfrs 400 @35.40 57 white pigs ...... 12:20 1 blk hfr @ 12.50 Tru-Test Supreme Latexhouse White. Radio, heater, automatic 340 @34.90 32 mixed pigs @ 12.25 paint $6.98 conditioner. FRAY 1 bwf hfr 303 @34.90 steering, power brakes, air Interior latex wall paint- col- 1965 CHEVROLET Impala 4 door,V -S ...... ion, 33 wf hfrs 520 @34.50 ALREADY CONSIGNED: ors transmiss 1 blk hfr 350 @34.00 $3.98 gal. White. Radio, heater, automatic 5 blk hfrs 150 head of real choice bwf herefor steering, power brakes, airconditioner. Yardr1 350 @33.70 calves weighing from 450 to 500, ...... 5 wf hfrs 500 @'II in all 1965 CHEVROLET Bel Air4 door . from nee ranch. stickp shi...ft... ARE Ifyouhave livestock pnisitidiao2, to appraise, call: 1/41'h 1964ChmrogbirImpaladoor hardtop estock !r1 6 cyl.,.., VERN LANGVARDT, speed bWEonded Manager, 238-8211, Junction City APq V8. Red. Radio, heater, 3 LUESTEli hardtoPtranani's's'i:o.ii,Po al pOWARDLANGVARDT,Auctioneer, 238-8212, Junction City 1985 CHEVROLET Impala 2 door automatic transin Dude V8. piotwadeiroRadio, heater, or ...... d LICENSED AND BONDED FARMIRANCH steering,Blue Ar 1965 FORD Fairlane Station Wagon,1 '' .. '-03-3y31 BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY 238-1471 SUPPLY Tan. Radio, heater, automatictransinon...... HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone 349-2863_ 1957 RAMBLER E Emporia 6 cylinder. Heater, automatic. l';iestOct, 16._ cow man, coddiatala Bar.Oct 16 g CattlE; of re- Farm different than in the case of beef and oldest calves. The cull grade would pis at ers, o rdr0le,a; lamb where a high percentage is be eliminated and the remainingGrass &Grain Mrs. auetielie;Yner,p,,470,k,, 35 October graded choice or prime. five grades would be prime, choice,August 31, 1971 [Wm' 19'r Most of the thickly muscled calves good, standard and utility. once used to produce USDA prime or lefties CB°414er}jeiai: budget, promotion, marketing, and D. choice veal and calf are now being G. gelY, seo7°11,k1 health committees already Oct. 20_ . and fed for subsequent slaughter as beef, operating in the KPPC. Sale, sailda.airuc,,, the department said. There also has Pork Producers ly, see, Members of the feeder pig com- t of been a substantial increase in the alEs.October mitteeareDickStrohl, Cun- feeding of dairy bred calves on milk Commercial II Set Up Feeder ningham, (chairman); Kent Nittler, replacement rations. sehold Sale Barn"gl lla Lake City;Dr. Richard Connel, south ton Na el "These feeding practices permit Harper; Mike Yocum, Paola; Gene Oct. 23_ ks: the production of older and heavier Pig Sales Elmer Sturgeon, Nickerson;BillWelch, Wm.borg, 1.,ellys°1 vealers than formerly was practical - Kansas feeder pig producers have Olenhouse, Aucts, and these vealers also produce meat Preston,and Don on Ki. son, ger A, organized a feeder pig committeeFredonia. Oct. that consumers readily accept as within the framework of the Kansas the Evert 25 Duringitsfirstmeeting, of - Yana*, very high quality veal. However, ilto ale Pork Producers Council. fora based on the present standards, the committee drew up plans st of man,het, Wendell Moyer, Extension swinefeeder pig show and sale. The event R.,iee.h. conformationofmostofthese Oct. 30- S specialist at Kansas State willbeattheWichitaUnion and bred carcasses is less well developed than University, reports that the new City, Mo,, G Stockyards, Nov. 6 and will be co- .001 N. is the quality of their lean, and this, committee joins the on -farm testing, sponsored by the KPPC, the Ex- L. WI Co. BEST AT LINCOLN combined with their older age, ef- purebred Oct. 30 Vickie Watson of Barnardshowed the grand championsteer, activities,teststation, tension Service at KSU, and the fectively prevents many of them legislative, activities coordination, son, Orson aalgleki a PolledHereford, at the Lincoln County Fair at Sylvan Grove. Wichita Stock Market Foundation. house. sale at manintiri:i from grading either choice or rado, Co. sale bars, v.;:) prime," the department said. Lund. iNoY.4 veal and calf and for vealers and The major changes proposed & Sale, slaughter calves to bring them in Saturday, Sept. 4 geney, ei5Pke1SeekTo Revise would be to increase the emphasis .oneer. son. Also Jiu line with current production and o: placed onthecolorofleanin Starts10a.m. Lunch Served -niture fore sale of marketing practices. classing veal; reduce conformation - Lis est day,Nov,5,rv`.`1StandardsFor The department said veal and calf 3 mileswest of Hwy. 18 - Culver Road Lee Nov. 6 _ requirements one full grade in both junction, and 1/2 mile south; or 3 miles production has changed so much inveal and calf and reduce quality east of Tescott, Ks. and 1/2 mile south. olstein-Nov.-111P0t7gGrading Veal the last 20 years that relatively littlerequirements by varying degrees, ence ter Horse proit...TheAgricultureDepartmentof it now qualifies for the higherranging from a maximum of one Machinery 1/2 hp electric motor J. Bow- Salina, Kansas,Han,z,,ants to revisegrade standards forgrades of choice and prime. This isgrade for veal to no change for the 1949 D Case standard, live hyd., Sears Roebuck 2 bucket milker Nov, new rings 4 section peg tooth harrow ed sale rock Angus Sae 16x8 A -C drill 3 section peg tooth harrow oar and Marys, Ks. 3x16 Oliver plow with Hyd. Road drag County Nov. 13 - Nortlef,s' 3x14 Avery, 2x14 Oliver plows 6' stubble chopper by Ks. Shorthorn Assn, 1952 SP 12' Case combine 41/2' Case oneway 1, R. H. Creek, Okla., ir;;' Case 2 row 3 pt. lister with fer- 5 section Case springtooth Bethany, Oltla,$a: Reynolds Two 12' 4" grain augers Kansas Nov. 20- Special tilizer IHC corn binder 75 good hedge posts;25steel Ile at and bred heifera. posts; 3 junk combines; No. 3 IH- Center. City, Mo., Green f'.':;- Two 5' A -C combines Papec ensilage cutter C cream separator, good; 3 old Sauer, Co, cream separators; three 5 -gal. and Nov. 20- Prodtxt Sale Barn 2 -row Oliver lister on rubber Johnson Hereford1r4 Oliver manure spreader on cream cans; 300 gal. tank and stand. ods and Ian, Ks, rubber Nov. 20 - Tomsenit ABILENE, KS. 2x14 Oliver plow 600 bales of alfalfa; 1000 lbs. of e,Ks,, Kansas common alfalfa; Foster sale of Shorthest 7' JD No. 5 mower fruit rusa,Ks., roamcg Selling Every 2 Avery tandem discs jars. Bruce Brooks, IHC 36 one row field cutter, good 'A farm, CAR ?state. Nov. 20 - Faro si 16x10 John Deere drill of Westmoreland; FRIDAY Case blower with 50' of 7" pipe 1961 F85 Oldsmobile 4 door Forst. Auct. Gene IHC 2 row curler persal Nov.23 - Annul 16' portable bale elevator HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE grade saleofAmstein }lit The largest run so far this season 6 wf hfrs 452 @ 32.00 r. Aucts Bill Amstein, clif!!!: moved thru the ring last Friday 3 wf hfrs 575 @ 31.70 sker and Nov. 26 - Livestock 560 @ 32.70 Mr. & Mrs. John Kaib C51 afternoon. Out of state feeder and 13 bwf hfrs ery southwest of 575 @ 32.10 Aucts: Melvin Zuker & Willis Darg Clerk: Bank ofTescott 'd bull Mr. & Mrs. Clain order buyers paid prices that looked 3 wf hfrs sodding Eugene Waring, Ag steady to strong for stocker and 7 wf hfrs 512 @ 31.90 Dec.4 -- "Come As feeder heifers. Stocker and feeder 3 bwf hfrs 419 @ 32.25 (off grass( Sale, steers looked about SOj lower. 8 bwf hfrs 448 @ 32.40 Nagely, sec, 676@ 31.45 Cows sold to the packers at steady tc 12 wf hfrs Hogs 11:00 a.rn to 501 lower prices. One outstand- 4 char hfrs 632 @ 31.10 h REGISTEREDRAMPS E ing bull topped the market to the 5 mixed hfrs 735 @ 30.70 Cattle 1:00 p.m. R WHITEPRODECTION packers at S30.20 2 char hfrs 692 @ 30.70 tember 4 -7 p.m, Below is a partial listing of our 8 med. qual. blk 528 @ 31.10 We had a largerun of cattle at our sale Thursday. Norton, Kano sale last Friday, August 27: 4 wf hfrs 603 @ 30.10 The market was very active and steady on all classes tvFairgmunds, White boars.,39E.:2;, 22 med. qual. wf 640 @ 31.65 of cattle. We are expecting a larger run of cattle next & 20 Chester llamo.C11": 583 @ 31.70 Jilts, 20crossbred STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 11 wf hfrs week with buyers for all classes. White bred 2 wf strs 3 wf hfrs 618 @ 31.50 The following is a sampling of our consignments: ire & Chester blooiN. 355 @ 40.00 Champion topboars. Whilecel 3 blk strs 400 @ 38.60 403 @32.85 Cash Cross, 5 wf hfrs 1'rue Jack, coraP. 1 wf str elf COWS FEEDER STEERS & BULLS sale willhave 250 @ 45.75 2 blk & bwf hfrs 450 @ 32.50 boars in is enterel. 1060 @ 25.00 535 @35.80 This herd 12 wf strs 510 @ 36.70 1 char hfrette 4 wf strs 455 @ 32.50 1. 2 wf hfrs ['formation. State Herd 19 bwf strs 547 @ 35.20 1 hoist cow 1345 @ 22.90 7 wf strs 647 @34.30 450 @ 32.20 )vram andKansas For' 1 char hfr 14rd No.9. 13 blk strs 1 hoist cow 1415 @ 22.80 9 wf strs 707 @33.70 P.11nOS FrPe 505 @ 35.70 1 wf hfr 460 @ 31.90 14 blk strs 587 @ 33.10 1 hoist cow 1075 @ 22.70 2 char strs 720 @33.30 3 wf hfrs 495 @ 30.75 32.70 LE PIG Ne10 2 blk strs 480 @ 35.25 1 hoist cow 1615 @ 22.60 2 blk wf strs 565 @ 3 blk hfrs 428 @ 30.25 Kansas r" 26 wf strs 803 @ 33.25 1 hoist cow 1345 @ 22.70 2 wf strs 645 @31.80 BULLS 30.90 51 wf strs 758 @ 33.70 2 hoist cows 1275 @ 22.20 12 mixed wf strs 734 @ 1 wf bull 1565 @ 26.50 11 9 wf strs 605 @ 33.80 2 hoist cows 1322 @ 22.60 1 wf bull 650 @30.00 1 hoist bull 1585 @ 26.40 27 b/bwf strs 760 @ 33.10 1 hoist cow 1275 @ 22.20 13 hoist strs 777 @26.75 1 hoist bull 1110 @ 24.70 26.65 28 wf strs 839 @ 32.20 1 wf cow 1075 @ 21.50 4 hoist strs 858 @ 1 wf bull 1370 @ 24.20 4 char fat strs ICE Dm,' 656 @ 33.30 1 hoist cow 1080 @ 21.90 gest Volum! COWS L M:1MA 25 wf strs 1075 @ 21.60 FEEDER HEIFERS K onsx, 745 @ 32.40 1 bwf cow 1 hoist cow 985 @ 21.90 OLDSMOBILE , 9 shrthrn strs 1 red cow 960 @ 21.50 2 wf hfrs 533 @32.00 LET 508 @ 34.10 1 wf cow 1100 @ 21.60 --ABILENE SO wf strs 1 char hfr 520 @31.50 749 @ 32.60 1 wf cow 1400 @ 21.50 6 bwf strs 654 @ 34.20 BULLS 4 wf hfrs 535 @30.90' 1085 @ 21.05 12 blk strs 1950 @ 30.20 5 bwf hfrs 631 @30.90 5 mixed cows 665 @ 32.60 1 char bull 7 mixed cows/clvs @294.00 Values 24 blk strs 1190 @ 26.10 2 mixed hfrs 577 @30.60 604 @ 34.30 1 wf bull HOGS & PIGS Star 33 b/bwf strs 687 @ 33.20 1 wf bull 980 @ 28.00 5 wf hfrs 634 @30.60 Car buy, to 35 white fats 229 @18.30 2 blk strs 712 @ 33.50 2 mixed hfrs 570 @29.50 bef°re )1°u smen 4 white fats, 221 @18.15 rite yo our Sale 4 wf strs 778 @ 37.80 BAR B QUE AND RODEO 16 mixed hfrs 704 @28.90 ?le One 0.1 11 mixed fats 242 @18.00 1 bwf str 810 @ 33.10 THURSDAY EVENING 2 wf hfrs 828 @28.40 8 wf hfrs 776 @26.50 2 mixed sows 278 @16.70 SEPTEMBER 2nd 360 @15.35 STOCKER& FEEDER HEIFERS 1 hamp sow 1 spot sow 475 @14.60 3 wf hfrs 303 @ 36.50 PARADE AND RODEO BULL & STEERCALVES r 6 shrthrn 340 @ 36.75 1 white sow 565 @13.55 Waynellaier hfrs 348 @ 35.25 FRIDAY EVENING 2wf bull clvs Manager, 15 blk hfrs 1 hamp boar 420 @10.60 ;ales ,...';V., SEPTEMBER 3rd 1 blk wf str 470 @ 36.00 hardtol) 475 @ 32.95 610 @10.10 4 door aterla,14 4 bwf hfrs 3 wf strs 427 @ 35.90 1 hamp boar heater,au 0- n 415 @ 33.70 LONGFORD, KANSAS rinvaiaradio, 1 wf hfr 2 wf bull clvs 398 @ 35.75 1 red boar 810 @9.10 )rown, brakes, 500 @ 33.00 4white feeders 170 @15.60 power door_koa..:.'";,i, 7 blk strs 450 @ 34.20 teering, 884 3 white feeders 117 @15.25 Elytuanic transA' TUNE IN ABILENESTATION KAKI 1560 ON YOUR DIAL 2 blk wf strs 415 @ 33.60 automatic 12:20 423 @ 32.75 3 blk pigs 13.75 i ?Ater, NOON EACH THURSDAY AND 6:45 A.M. EACH 2 blk strs conditioner,. air . 2 char strs 480 @ 32.70 10 mixed pigs 13.00 73.kes, 4 door trans FRIDAY FOROUR MARKET BROADCASTS. 11.50 Parklaneautomanc' 39white pigs heater, airconditioner. HEIFER CALVES 11 white pigs 10.75 brakes, VS vans.,..,:die,- Yardmen Day 5 4 door, On Duty 24 Hours A 2 mixed wf hfrs 352 @ 35.25 '17IrapaJaautomatic heater, air CO WE ARE 2 mixed wf hfrs 335 @ 35.25 RALEIGHBREEDING, Manager ... Livestock OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Bring your cattle verbrakes,4 door shit is our business barn 562-3671; home 562-3547 Air,stick sensed,bonded s our only business in any time day or Tr Bel heater,110°2 and operating under Gov't Supervision Phone For Auctioneer; Larry Lagasse, radio, ..:A.'' night;we'll handle door ;lop Dude Ph. Concordia, Ks., CH 3-1714 ovals 3 sPeo) ,',- or Rcadii3d.3y3R9e4ynolds them for you at More Information heater, h Dan Reynolds Vo, 2doe ,- your request.

ETImpala autoroatic CO3-4721 LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. heater,.r.,0 adio, it, MARYSVILLE, KANSAS Nerbrakes.w tren DUDEREYNOLDS Station Abilene, Ks. rlare autoinatic heater,wagei,,.ve.. 4 door Ileatela; seu 41 St Alaiuri COWS By '6 mixed cows 965 @ OrSeguy igjgg[IC4 Auction 4 mixed cows 20. 1007 @ 1 hoist cow 20, We sold 1643 cattle on a lower 12 mixed strs 909 @ 31.50 1130 @ STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 wf cow 20. market. All classes of cattle $1.004 wf strs 730 @ 31.00 3 bwf hfrs 426 @ 33.00 1020@ 4 wf hfrs 566 @32.20 1 blue rn cow 20 lower, except for choice feeder 5 hoist strs 616 @ 28.50 5 blk & bwf hfrs 1040@ 2 bwf hfrs 565 @32.10 490 @ 32.901 wf cow 20, heifers weighing 650 pounds, which9 hoist strs 717 @ 27.70 5 bwf hfrs 1040@ 5 blk hfrs 554 @31.80 508 @ 32.752 wf cows 20 were 500 lower. The bulk of the 38 hoist strs 829 @ 27.00 3 bwf hfrs 952@ 9 vvf & bwf hfrs 553 @ 495 @ 32.601 red cow 20, 767 @ 27.00 31.70 1040@ killing cows were 504 to 75 lower4 hoist strs 7 bwf hfrs 510 @ 32.50 20. 26 mixed hfrs 658 @31.70 6 wf cows 934@ Following is a partial listing 791 @ 26.80 9 blk & bwf hfrs 20. 6 hoist strs 35 mixed hfrs 651 @31.70 438 @ 32.30 4 blk cows of our sale last week: 7 hoist strs 893 @ 26.60 2 bwf hfrs 963@ 4 blk & bwf strs 587 @31.60 545 @ 32.20 9 blk cows 20 21 hoist strs 871 @ 26.60 13 blk o. bwf hfrs 924 @30 22 wf & bwf hfrs 645 @31.50 509 @ 32.10 1 wf cow STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 6 hoist strs 884 @ 26.60 5 bwf hfrs 1010@20 30 bwf & wf hfrs 638 @31.45 539 @ 32.10 2 blk cows 6 wf strs 578 @ 37.25 6 wf hfrs 537 @ 32.05 905 @ 20.1 37 blk & bwf hfrs 612 @31.10 1 bwf cow 1160@ 7 bwf strs 566 @ 37.00 STEER CALVES 3 wf hfrs 20.101 7 wf hfrs 685 @31.10 436 @ 32.00 wf cow 5 bik strs 555 @ 36.05 13 wf strs 493 @ 38.25 3 wf hfrs 1265@ 20.1 4 wf hfrs 565 @31.10 481 @ 31.75 1 blk cow 6 bik & bwf strs 580 @ 35.95 425 @ 38.10 3 wf & bwf hfrs 980@ 20 7 wf strs 3 bwf & wf hfrs 660 @30.90 495 @ 31.60 2 bik cows 10 wf & bwf strs 608 @ 35.803 blk strs 466 @ 37.60 3 blk & bwf hfrs 962 @ 19. 6 mixed hfrs 591 @30.80 480 @ 31.50 3 bik cows 5 wf strs 605 @ 35.103 bwf strs 466 @ 37.60 3 bik hfrs 875 @ 19. 57 mixed hfrs 597 @30.80 528 @ 31.30 1 spot cow 5 wf strs 586 @ 35.107 wf strs 465 @ 37.50 7 blk hfrs 1300@ 19 47 mixed hfrs 733 @30.80 453 @ 31.30 1 bik cow 2 wf strs 640@ 35.10 3 bwf strs 400 @ 37.25 4 wf hfrs 885 @ 19 20 blk & bwf hfrs 605 @30.75 513 @ 31.10 1 wf cow 594 @ 34.802 bwf strs 500 @ 37.10 8 mixed hfrs 1190@ 19 4 wf strs 16 wf & bwf hfrs 676 @30.45 472 @ 31.10 1 wf cow 581 @ 34.5011 bwf strs 542 g 37..00 4 wf hfrs 1275 @ 19 6 blk strs 14 mixed hfrs 704 @29.25 471 @ 31.10 2 bwf cows 9 blk & bwf strs 517 @ 36.95 4 wf hfrs 1155 @ 19 7 blk & bwf strs 580 @ 34.45 17 wf hfrs 781 @29.00 488 @ 30.00 2 wf cows 5 blk strs 530 @ 36.90 3 wf hfrs 1085 @ 18 14 blk strs 647 @ 34.30 2 blk hfrs 585 @29.00 490 @ 29.80 1 rn cow 583 @ 34.309 blk & bwf strs 507 @ 36.55 1135@ 17 3 bwf strs 30 mixed hfrs 721 @28.50 \N 625 @ 34.25 5 wf strs 526 @ 36.25 9 blk & bwf strs 18 blk hfrs 694 @27.50 4 wf & blk strs 562 @ 34.003 wf strs 486 @ 35.70 9 mixed strs 613 @ 33.908 bwf strs 487 @ 35.30 477 @ 3,5.20 HEIFER CALVES 4 bik strs 595 @ 33.702 wf strs 10 wf hfrs 4 wf strs 517@ 34.20 447 @34.40 3 bwf strs 715 @ 33.60 2 wf hfrs 420 @34.00 698 @ 33.50 3 hoist strs 331 @ 33.75 31 wf strs 4 wf hfrs 463 @33.90 686 @ 33.45 9 blk & wf strs 488 @ 33.00 27 mixed strs 4 blk & bwf hfrs 427 @33.80 8 bwf & wf strs 658 @ 33.30 8 brahman cross strs ;502 @ 33.00 500 @ 32.70 5 bwf hfrs 519 @33.30 15 blk strs 703 @ 33.007 blk strs 4 blk hfrs 796 @ 32.908 hoist strs 523 @ 31.10 403 @33.20 6 mixed strs 11 wf hfrs 22 mixed strs 716 @ 32.85 4 hoist strs 485 @ 30.60 460 @33.10 17 mixed strs 718 @ 32.80 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 12 mixed strs 688 @ 32.75 LIVESTOCK COMMISSION 9 wf & bwf strs 780 @ 32.60 REZAC BARN St. Marys 437-2999 4 blk & bwf strs 780 @ .32.40 DELAINE REZAC 8 blk & wf strs 735 @ 32.35 St. Marys 437-6266 COMPANY 14 bwf & wf strs 718 @ 32.30 ELMER IMTIIURN 5 wf strs 824 @ 32.30 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 4 wf strs 687 @ 32.10 PAUL KRAMER 7 wf & blk strs 781 @ 32.10 St. Marys 437-2993 St. Mary 47 mixed strs 787 @ 31.70 KENNETH REZAC 16 mixed strs 720 @ 31.60 St Marys 437-2733 CERTIFIED 26 mixed strs 872 @ 31.60 1,i,/. Kan 26 bwf & wf strs 898 @ 31.55 Auctioneers: Lawrence Welter, GeneToby & Dennis Rezac Farmers & RanchersLivestock Commission Co., Inc 01-1W3EYWr40SALINA, KANS. 114 mixed hfrs, Dickinson Co 594 @30 MONDAY 32 mixed hfrs, Clay Co. 713@30 1 hoist cow, Lincoln Co. 1245 @ 22 Hogs & Cattle 1 hoist cow, Lincoln Co. 1245 @ 22, Hogs sell at 10:30 a.m. followed 1 wf cow, Ellsworth Co. 1100 @ 21. by ourregularcattle sale as they are 1 wf cow, Ellsworth Co. 1085@ 21. 1005 @ 21. unloaded. 1 wf cow, Saline Co. 1 blk cow, Saline Co. 995 @ 20. McPhersonick Co.1 975 @ 20. THURSDAY 1 redfo , cow, Dickinson 1005 @ 20. Cattle Only 4 blk cows/clvs, Saline Co. @241. 1 wf bull, Ottawa Co. 1b75@ 21. Selling starts at 11:00 a.m. Cattle 1 blk bull, McPherson Co. 1205@ 26. will sell in the order they are consign- 1 wf bull, Lincoln Co. 1385@ 26. ed on the books. 26 Receipts for the week totaled 2191 cattle and 1 char bull, Cloud Co. 975 @ 1441 hogs, including 533 feeder pigs. Fat hog top 9 wf strs, Ottawa Co. 676 @ 34.10 1 char bull, Ottawa Co. 1515@ 26 Monday was $18.60, feeder cattle selling 50ii to 68 mixed strs, Ottawa Co. 647 @ 34.00 $1.00 lower, 51 wf strs, Marion Co. 647 @ 34.05 HOGS Following is a partial listing of our sale: 16 wf bulls, McPherson Co. 488 @ 34.00 12 mixed hogs, Saline Co. 215@l80 35 mixed strs, Ottawa Co. 669 @ 33.70 51 mixed hogs, Saline Co. 220@ 18.55 CATTLE 55 mixed strs,Saline Co. 779 @ 33.35 10 mixed hogs, Saline Co. [email protected] 5 wf strs, Saline Co. 450 295 @ 50.35 34 mixed strs, Marion Co. 720 @ 33.20 30 mixed hogs, Dickinson Co. 223@ 1 bwf str, Ellsworth Co. 18.45 340 @ 47.50 40 mixed strs, Marion Co. 740 @ 33.20 42 mixed hogs, McPherson Co 222@ 1 blk str, Slaine Co. 250 @ 47.00 105 wf strs, Ottawa Co. 712 @ 32.70 [email protected] 1 wf str, Cloud Co. 36 mixed hogs, Lincoln Co. 270 @I 45.00 37 wf strs, Dickinson Co. 822 @ 32.25 26 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. 224@18 1 bwf str, McPherson Co. 400 @ 44.00 227 @105 6 hoist strs, Ellsworth Co. 521 @ 29.75 10 mixed hogs, Saline Co. 1 bwf str, Dickinson Co. 265 @ 43.25 241 @181 35 hoist strs, Ottawa Co. 962 @ 26.15 9 mixed hogs, Saline Co. 1 wf str, Saline Co. 1 wf hfr, Saline Co. [email protected]$ 265 @ 42.00 195 @ 43.50 23 mixed hogs, Dickinson Co. 1 char str, Saline Co. 240 @ 41.50 6 wf hfrs, Saline Co. 260 @ 18'611 136 @ 37.50 21 mixed hogs, Ellsworth Co. 15.95 2 wf strs, Saline Co. 320 @ 40.00 40 wf hfrs, Ellsworth Co. 323@ 9 blk strs, Ellsworth Co. 487 @ 34.10 6 hamp sows, McPherson Co. 1 361 @ 39.00 7 blk hfrs; McPherson Co. 455 @ 33.10 428@15'" 1 wf str, Ellsworth Co. 3 hamp sows, McPherson Co. 510 @ 141 340 @ 38.00 4 wf hfrs, Saline Co. 410 @ 33.00 20 wf strs, Ellsworth Co. 6 hamp sows, Lincoln Co. 455@14° 497 @ 37.60 6 wf hfrs, McPherson Co. 545 @ 32.80 6 hamp sows, Dickinson Co. 13 blk strs, Saline Co. 466 @ 36.75 17 mixed hfrs, Ellsworth Co. 455 @ 14 wf strs, McPherson Co. 536 @ 32.30 1 white boar, Ottawa Co., C1 543 @ 36.50 12 wf hfrs, Russell Co. 19° 14 wf strs, Ottawa Co. 550 @ 32.00 4 white boars, Ellsworth Co. @ 561 @ 36.40 8 bwf hfrs, Russell Co. 626 @ 31.40 Co. 20 wf strs, Russell Co. 537 @ 36.35 35 mixed feeders, Mitchell 116 @ 17'7' 13 wf hfrs, McPherson Co. 713 @ 30.90 @ 160 5 wf strs, Ellsworth Co. 548 @ 35.60 7 char hfrs, Ellsworth Co. 4 blk feeders, Saline Co. 21 mixed strs, Ellsworth Co. 588 @ 30.70 14 mixed pigs, Dickinson Co. @ 1335 576 @ 35.20 36 mixed hfrs, Ellsworth Co. Co. @ 100 32 wf strs, Ellsworth Co. 632 @ 35.10 645 @ 30.50 38 mixed pigs, Ellsworth 28 mixed pigs, Lincoln Co. @ 9,51 pigs, Dickinson Co. @ 7° FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES 29 mixed MARKET REPORTS 15 hamp pigs, McPhersonCo. ROI AUCTION NIA LAURENCE CLEMENCE Radio Station KSAL, Salina THE LIVESTOCK Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 6:45 a.m., Every With ,ACTION Monday, Wednesday & Friday MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN KFRM Durham Phone 732-3371 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. BattPhone Kates itsi BOB MUIR 913 TA5-0211 Salina Phone TA 3-2963 -