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7900 1337@ A Hopeful Sign In Feeding World 867@ 1175@ 1050 0 A group of experts believes dent of New York's Columbia remain the major food source. 1060 man can be fed better than ev-University. It predicted a world William Gaud, administrator 1140@ er before by the year 2000. population of six to seven bil-of U.S. Agency for International 11500 is;, This will depend, however, onlion by the year 2000 - doubleDevelopment, told the assembly 865 0 revolutionary changes in farmthe 1965 figure. that countries with surpluses 902 0 production and stricter popula- To meet their needs, develop-could not fill the food gap in- 1080@1i: tion controls, according to the ing nations must increase fooddefinitely. 975 0 1:: experts. They recommended thatproduction at an annual rate of Pointing to "dramatic im- the United Nations should playat least 4 per cent over the provements" in agricultural 990 (a 1030 0 is a pivotal role in both endeavors.next 25 years, the experts said.production in Asia, he said there But hope that the world's pop- 1055 @ Is, The group met recently under was no longer any doubt that 1350 0 etching Sales auspices of American Assembly,ulation in 2000 could be "fed andthe food problem of developing F. A. Van Meter of Ada took in a G&G areasale established by Gen. Dwight D.fed better than in mankind's countries could be solved. entire history arises from dra- !S @195,last week. Van Meter has 40 head ofcattle on feed. Eisenhower while he was presi- Gaud said much more needed matic breakthroughs achieved to be done however if the "green @I% in the 1960s," their report added.revolution" was to take firm 0189 The necessary widespread ap-hold in the soil of Asia and @17 plication of new technology spread to Africa and Latin armPrice Index MovesUpward would require "major economic,America. kPrices received by Kansas below a year earlier. The wheatcompared with 356 in October social and political changes in British economist Barbara farmers at mid -November wereprice, at $1.27 per bushel, was and 327 in November last year. developing countries and a muchWard told the assembly, which slightly higher than a month4 cents above October and 2 Hog prices, at $17.30 per cwt., larger scale of effort." Contribu-met at Arden House in upstate earlier and moderately above cents above a year ago. Oats, atwere 10 cents below October buttions would be needed by all ad-New York, that the developed If'November last year, according72 cents per bushel, were 1 cent80 cents above last year. Beefvanced countries, including thenations had to be cautious about Soviet Union and its allies." I to the Kansas Crop and Live- above October but 2 cents belowcattle prices, at $23.50 per cwt., advocating birth control to the VIarylstock Reporting Service. On NoNo- - last year. Barley, at 93 cents perwere 70 cents above mid -Octo- The American Assembly re- poorer countries. vember15 the index of prices bushel, was 3 cents above last ber and $2.70 above a year ago. portsaid "The assembly urges In Latin America and Africa, Kart-/".received by Kansas farmers wasmonth but 6 cents below a yearSteer and heifer prices, at $25.20lower expenditures for arma- we need to say not that they 228 percent of the 1910-14 baseago. Sorghum grain, at $1.59 per cwt., were up 80 cents fromments by all countries - and need fewer people," she said. period compared with 222 per- per cwt., was 10 cents above the previous month and $.3.00 more expenditures for popula-"They probably need more. But ....,.....cent at mid -October and 215 per-October but 4 cents below lastabove November last year. Calftion control and agricultural we need to be certain this does cent at mid -November 1967. year. Soybeans averaged $2.29 prices,; -averaged.. $27.20 per cwt.,,development." not swamp every hope of feed- Slight to moderate price in- per bushel, 5 cents above the month and $25.00 in November Research in family planning ing and educating them," she rcreases from October were not-previous month but 10 cents last year. The dairy products . should be accelerated because said. ed for grain crops, hay, beef below a year ago. price index was 321 percent ofon the success of population TED SORENSEN rTvcattle, calves, sheep, chickens The livestock and livestock the 1910-14 base, up 2 points curbs "the hope for civil order and political coherence" depend-TO SPEAK AT KU la 1110 and eggs. products price index at mid -No-from mid -October and 7 points Td Sorensen, formerly an ad- The crop price index was 152vember was 315 percent of theabove a year ago. The prelimin- ed. visor of Presidents Kennedy and percent of the 1910-14 base at 1910-14 base, up 6 points from ary- wholesale milk price, at While recognizing the poten-Johnson, will be a speaker at the mid -November, up 6 points from October and 32 points above a$5.50 per cwt., was 10 cents tial of marine products as a University of Kansas February a month earlier but 4 points year ago. The meat animal priceabove October and 20 cents source of protein, the group con-13. Sorensen is a Nebraskan and index on November 15 was 365above a year ago. Egg prices av-cluded that at least for the rest fly of this century farm land wouldauthor of the book, "Kennedy." eraged 27.0 cents per dozen, 0.4 published in 1965. 00 an, Cr!, PRICES RECEIVED Nov.15Oct. 15Nov.15 1967 BY FARMERS 1968 1968 cent above October and 7.6 cents ey are colt;No Recount 1.27 1.23 1.31 Wheat, bu $ above a year ago. Chicken pri- Corn, bu $1.04 .98 1.02 ,i." .74 Oats, bu $ .72 .71 ces averaged 5.9 cents per pound Barley, bu $ .93 .90 .99 For Emporia Rye, bu .92 .94 compared with 5.8 cents last Sorghum Grain, cwt. .. $1.59 1.49 1.63 Soybeans, bu $2.29 2.24 2.39 month and 7.4 cents a year ago. 442@ 2' Alfalfa Hay, ton $ 22.5021.0021.50 Prices paid by Kansas farm- 752@ School Bonds Prairie Hay, ton $ 17.0016.0015.50 Alfalfa Seed, cwt $ 33.0031.0034.00 ers for most feeds were slightly EMPORIA - The Unified Red Clover Seed, cwt . . $ 28.0028.0026.00 940 @ 16' 5.30 Sweetclover Seed, cwt . $9.00 8.00 lower than a month earlier with 1010@ 16,1 chool District 253 board of edu- Hogs, cwt S 17.30 17.4016.50 All Beef Cattle, cwt ... $ 23.5022.8020.80 a few feeds showing small in- 161 1280@ ation will not ask for a recount Cows, cwt $ 16.10 16.4014.40 f votes in a Nov. 5 election in Steers & Heifers, cwt $ 25.2024.4022.20 creases. Calves, cwt $ 27.20 26.2025.00 hich a $4.6 million high school Sheep, cwt $6.50 6.30 5.10 Lambs, cwt $ 24.80 24.8021.40 219@ 18' and issue was defeated by 19 Wool, lb $ .35 .35 .34 Milk Cows, each $265.00 260.00 240.00 229@ 16' otes. Milk (Wholesale), cwt .. $ .5.50 5.40 5.30 Butterfat, lb. i 62.0 63.0 62.0 Japan Accepts 220@ Unofficial tabulation of the Chickens, live, lb I 5.9 5.8 7A Eggs, dozen t 27.0 26.6 19.4 244@ vote showed the issue passed by 18.0 21.0 a 13 -vote margin, but subse- Turkeys, live lb. .. a21.0 Fishing Cut 225@ 16' LPRICES PAID BY Japanese fishery officials de- 239@ quent discovery of an error dur- FARMERS FOR FEED Cottonseed Meal (41%) 5.10 scribed as inevitable a stipula- 565 @ ing the official canvass changed cwt. .. - . .... $ 4.90 5.00 the results. Soybean Meal (44%) tion in a new U.S. - Japanese 205 @ cwt $5.00 6.10 4.85 Bran, cwt $2.85 2.80 3.10 fishing agreement reducing 519 @ It was the second time the 16% Dairy Feed, bonds for a new high school ton $ 70.0072.0072.00 Japan's king crab catch in the 566@ Dairy Ration, Northern Pacific to almost half 499 @ were rejected by district voters. cwt $ 2.55 2.60 2.60 Laying Feed, ton. .. $ 79.0080.0083.00 of that allowed in previous 151 @ lE In a policy resolution, the beard said: "Since the defeat of LFEEDING RATIO years. @ Hog -Corn 16.6 17.8 16.2 '24.3 25.2 23.8 @ the school bond proposal, many Butterfat -Feed Milk -Feed .2.16 2.16 2.04 "King crab resources in the (a 15 citizens have questioned mem- Egg -Feed 6.8 6.6 4.7 area are dwindling," said a Si @ bers of the board of education Preliminary spokesman for the Japanese Combined bulk and sacked concerning future plans to solve Based on average prices for commercial fisheries agency. the overcrowded conditions that feeds and value of grains in a composite still exist. ration. The agreement covers 1969 LINDEX NUMBERS - PRICES RECEIVED] and 1970. Japan's king crab The board has been working Y FARMERS (1910 - 14 100%) All Farm Products... 228 222 215 quota was reduced from 163,000 n these plans since the day of All Crops 152 146 156 Food Grains 149 144 154 cases to 85,000. he defeat and will continue to Feed Grains 169 159 170 lobowork on the problem until a Hay 224 210 211 The agency spokesman said Livestock & Products. 315 309 283 Plan of action can be developed." Meat Animals 365 356 327 the reduction should be offset Dairy Products ... 321 319 314 The resolution said the board Poultry & Eggs ... 134 132 103 by increased catches of tanner ION CO' PARITY INDEX .. . 359 358 343 has no plans for a recount be- PARITY RATIO 73 73 73 crabs, for which no quota was us40 cause its attorney has ruled that ADJ. PARITY RATIO.... 79 79 78 set. fraud must be proved. Prices Paid, interest, taxes and wage rates. The agreement also calls on "Although there have been Prices Received index at percent of parity Pls* index. Japan to reduce its halibut fish- Stockman soNA,reports of many irregularities in The adjusted parity ratio is based on estimated El- cash receipts from marketing, and estimates ing to daylight hours and sharp- An interested viewer of area cattle markets is the conduct of the recent elec- of Government payments for the current calen- IONEERS ly limits fishing for ocean perch mer Shetron, Abilene. "I keep 60 to 70head of stock Ror bon, thereiscertainly no indica- dar year provided by The Economic Research Service. off Washington and Oregon. cattle on my place," he says. tion of fraud," the board said. "WHERE YOU ALWAYS BilY THE BESTFOR LESS

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Buer, 1204Ratone, Mrs. Blake Hibbard, 1 teaspoon lemon juice 2 eggs sent the recipe below: 1 cup candied mixedh, favorite recip % cup slivered almonds or Manhattan: 2 cups dates dish, 1/2 teaspoon vanilla CHRISTMAS SHERBET MINTED WALNUTS main other nuts Sift dry ingredients. sidedish,de 1 cup brown sugar '/ cup white syrup CNN Sour cream and grated cheese 1 package raspberrygelatin shortening, add Use juice of other plums and 1 egg white, stiffly beaten 2 cups water 1/2 cup water sugar lied have yon. 1/2 cup chopped pecans 10 marshmallows Add sour milk andflow; 1. Check yc water to make 2 cups of liquid. Sift together flour, salt and 1 cup sugar ture. Add nuts and Bring to a boil then add to gela- 1 No. 2 can red raspberries 3 cups walnut halves, 10 -oz. frklis,14 fully to be er baking powder. Cream shorten- by teaspoons ontogrebe* tin. Add other ingredients, in- fluffy. '/ cup orange juice 1 cup sugar eatsareace ing with the sugar till 1 teaspoon essence of pepper-ie sheet. Bake at 375depa counted for. cluding plum pulp, salt, lemon 1/4 cup lemon juice for 8-10 minutes. Makes Add eggs and vanilla. Stir in min- mint ein juice and nuts. Make layers ofthe flour mixture; mix well. Boil sugar and water five Combine syrup, sugar and dozen. 2. Be sure cheese, grated, and sour cream utes. Add gelatin and stiruntil * * * address are o on gelatin avix,urr aftert it isset.Spread in ungreased 15.10 -inch dissolved. Cool. Sieve berries water in a saucepan. Cook over baking pan. Fold brown sugarand add, then stir in fruitjuic- medium heat, stirring constant- Mrs. M. H. Dekati St, kep: S. Only on Mrs. Lainoine Baldock, Del- into egg white; spread over bates. Pour into freezingtray and ly until mixture boils. Continue"Here is a delicious pie" time, please. phos: "These bars are 'frosted'ter and sprinkle with pecans. freeze until firm. Place inchil- cooking to soft ball stage (238 FESTIVE APRICOI 4. Send it to with a baked -on meringue top-Bake in moderate oven (350 de- led bowl and beat till smooth. degrees F) or until a small DATE PIE Editor, Grass ping and are especially good forgrees) 15-20 minutes. Cool and Return to tray and freeze againamount of mixture forms a soft 1 8 -ounce package datesiir 1009, Manhat the Holidays when you wantcut into 11/2 x2 -inch bars. Bakes ball when tested in very cold ly chopped) water. Remove from heat; 1 8 -ounce packageGa4ig quickly add essence of pepper- cots (finely chopped) mint and marshmallows. Stir % cup honey until marshmallows are dissolv- % cup sugar ed. Add walnut halves. Stir until Add enough water to az Tit 8.30 walnuts are well coated. Pour Simmer until water is limn OPEN NIGHTS into waxed paper. Separate wal- absorbed. Set aside to cool Mondays thru Fridays - SaturdaysClose 5 :30 nut halves while still warm. 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Ddlleli°flvPfe 315 W. gsil' ORTHO Dickinson, Galva Grain Elev. 654-3261 & ti'Yb111^Y' - Galva &es 11- en - lcirjnoe5.: Gorden Mark Elev. 632-3381 Clay Center sec -1r.. Elliott, - - ilfred ith & Ash TA '7-4467 Mid -Continent Elev.-238-4177 - Junction City Mor-Kan Elev.-349-2214-White City SALINA, KS. T \ l'SORTHO.CHEVRON: DESIGN:, UNIP IL - REG. U.SPAT. OFF. that mightbe devot r:mvegetable ti doesn't understandthe present TurnIdle Acres growl4, government program weare December 10, 1968 ed 4i, LETTERS 1111111111111111111111 wheat farmers. .etiQuality now under as research I don't believe thereis a farm- ToGardens? is n,, that received $2.65 which said, into thestate's er in the U.S. be the pay- Intensified research, Ivai' Not $2.65 a bushel forhis whole wheat bushel average tonot rec,nving by the 1970's and labor resources, ' it mentioned ments on, you're hopefully will lead marketing as liti crop. Never was bushel on 100% of of idle Kansas potential Or $1.40 that those certificateswe are any $2.65 per to greater use mine feastibility to The article "Wheat Farmers from the govern-your crop asthe article stated. crops, was of e):: Fooling About Prices" in the now receiving 45% of a set Articles such as this arewhat land for specialty cultivation ridic- ment were only on think the outlined by Dr. F.W. Smith, di- of such Nov. 26 G&G is the most average yield wehave on ourmakes the city people crops, ulous statement that a man can bet farmers are a bunchof rich rector of the Kansasexperiment would wheat allotment. You the reason Kansas already co, ild ever make. One dollar if you raisepeople and can't see station, before fruitand vegeta- hasa4 think that a man such as Ansonyour bottom sale bills in of specialized 35 to 40 bushelyields on yourthere are so many ble growers atthe annual meet- research Horning could figure better 28 to 30every issue ofGrass & Grain. under direction Prosansas he land, then take 45% of a Clyde White ing of theirassociations in of X than that. I'm afraid that universityscientists. NEW CAMBRTA Topeka. elude a project The article did statethat the second in on to the Smith said Kansas, near Chetopa, nubh certificates applied only amount of cul- a vegetab" HERCULES domestic consumptionportion the nation in the search program of the wheat crop andto farm- tivated land, annuallyhas 10 inouth, in the fed- Kansas, andaddition ers who participated million acres lying idle.Barring of eral program. Thearticle also of fal-cultural project "H.D.T.L." and four or five million acres lished irrigationto a log stated that the certificate amount project government payments averag- low, this leaves a vast den City. .:: ed out to about 50 cents abushel on all wheat nroduced. Hercules "H.D.T.L." - The article didn't intendto Specially engineered to quote Mr. Horning that farm- perform both on and off ers got $2.65 for everybushel the road. Self cleaning of wheat, but Horningwanted Posi-TractionTread - to point out that wheatfarmers d Grain Bins& keeps equipment moving do not get only $1.40 abushel when others fail. Extra for all their wheat either. strong cord body resists Grain StorageCurse snags and cuts, giving added life. Heaviest Smokers 670x15 6 ply - $21.81 -f.e.t. 2.83 710x15 6 ply - $22.70 -f.e.t. 2.85 In U.S. 700x15 6 ply - 26.33 -f.e.t. 3.30 Americans are still the world's 700x15 8 ply - $Z8.40 -f.e.t. 3.74 heaviest smokers of cigarettes 700x16 6 ply - 27.06 -f.e.t. 3.35 even though fear of lung cancer 650x16 6 ply - $26.71 -f.e.t. 3.02 iskeeping consumption below 750x16 8 ply - 29.68 -f.e.t. 3.44 the 196.3level, the British to- 750x20 10 ply - $49.43 -f.e.t. 6.29 bacco Industry Research Coun- 825x20 10 ply - 58.80 -f.e.t. 7.47 cil said today. The council said U.S. consump- Leo Full Road Hazard Guarantee tion averaged 3680 cigarettes All Sizes Of Used Tires per adult last year. Canada was GOI second with 3450 and Britain third with 2830, even though the in HERCULES TIRE SALES Briton pays the equivalent of 73 "Where prices fire born, and raised elsewhere" cents for a standard pack of 20. 601 No. 3rd Phone PR 6-9453 MANHATTAN, KANS. The council said the cancer F scare first affected sales in 1964. mr,ramoAwgz-Aww=t2m2rA2r5twAwAwtw-Atrmr-r Pick up in one day or we deliver in 3 week Auld' HRISTMAS SEASON Wayland Const.Co. Phone EA 5-2134 Washington, Kansas USED 1965 Completely I I,c FRIENDLY ADVERSARIES SPECIALS If Completely IMPALA, 4 -Dr. 1968 CHEVROLET 1912 Ford Hydra-Matic, steering, brakes, airconditioning.

One owner, great savings. 191 Real Good 1966 BUICK LESABRECUSTOM, 4 -Dr. H.T. Automatic, power steering, brakes, factoryair. 1961 F4 Sold new by us and one local owner. 1959

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Automatic, power steering, brakes, air conditioned, aa vinyl interior -Sold new by us and real slick. 195 Wi 1965 CHEVROLET BELAIR, 4 -Dr. 1958 V-8, automatic, factory air. Just preceding the annual KU - real One local owner and extra clean. Stale ioocuait clash, Robert R. Swenson, .\ National Assistant Cashierof the First 1957 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 4 -Dr. Bank of Manhattan showsup wearinghis V-8, automatic, power steering, brakes, air conditioned. "Purple Pride" blazer. Not to be outdone, Chester W. ()berg, 1951 Ifl Extra nice local owned car. Presidentof Union State Bank, Clay C,e11; ter, dons his "GoBig Blue" button. Tne) 1 1951 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA SPORT COUPE are. shown together in the lobby of the Recentj, V-8, automatic, power steering. Union State Bank. This is onlyone example of ourfriendly Sold new by us. Bank 1951 atmosphereat the Union State Wit The Full ServiceBank ! 1962 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 -Dr. H.T. 1H W Full power and air conditioned, vinyl interior. 1947 lu 1965 IHC 3/4 -TON PICKUP AFUJI. Long wheel base, V-8, 4 -speed. SERVICE 1947 One local owner -Extra nice. wit! . Handy -SteinChevrolet -Oldsi B mex, ino

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Annual Year -End Clearance New & Used Machinery Starts Wednesday, Dec. 11- Continues Through Saturday, Dec. 21 Waiver Of Interest On New Equipment Looking for a REWARD And Many Of The Used Items GOOD BUY BIG SAYINGS. inUSED TRACTORS CONTINUED HAYING CONTINUED bli ISC. CON TIN UED NEW 1946 M Tractor HE MU 16 Mower IH 37 10'9" Wheel Disc FARM Wide front end, remote $15 $275 TRACTORS control attachment IH 37 12' Wheel Disc EQUIPMENT ? $645 JD 7' Tractor Mower $795 3 weeks, 1945 IH H Tractor $395 111 37 12' Wheel Disc MACHINES W/ Colt. Sears Side Rake Look At $685 MK" Auld's Tractors $475 $75 A[li \TIMEf f 1944 IH F3a 2 -row Weeder PLOWS nsas USED TRACTORS $25 1941 III H Tractor IH 261 2 -row Cultivator Case 3 -pt. 4x16, Semi -mounted 1965 F806 Tractor 1 set duals $175 Interest Waived Completely Equipped Dual tires, 16.9x34. for 896 and 706 $395 Low Hours III 250 2 -row Cultivator IH 311 3x16 Fast Hitch $6750 $245 $95 $295 Into 1969 1964 F806 III 250 2 -row Cultivator IH 3x14 No. 8 Plow THESE ARE NEW & Completely Equipped, tuned -up $85 COMBINES Allis 2 -row Cultivator for WC $45 BARGAIN PRICED $5995 and Haying IH No. 81, 4x14 Plow EXTRA SPECIAL ON THE 1962 Ford Super -Major Diesel $10 $95 FOLLOWING DEMONSTRAT- $1595 1965 IH 30:3 Combine 28 -ft. I7rustbuster HI No. 70 41(16 Plow ED AND NEW MACHINERY. 1961 F560D Clean $285 $345 Real Good tires,Sold in 1962 $5385 John Deere Springtooth JD No. 55 3x16 Plow F856D Demonstrator $3240 1957 Mil 60 12' combine 3 -section $195 201 Fast Hitch Carrier 1961 F460 gas tractor $45 MM 2x14 Plow 45 Vibra Shank Cultivator $1295 John Deere Springtooth 12 1/2 -ft. $2380 1954 Allis 60 Combine 5 -sect ion $15 1959 F460 eras tractor with motor Case 3x14 Plow, 370 12 -ft. Wheel Disc $1995 $135 $165 370 14 -ft. Wheel Disc 1959 Farman 340 nt 125 SP HI 12' Springtooth $25 309A 3x14 plow Motor and torque amp For Parts fast hitch Ford 2x16 3 -point recently overhauled $145 $95 $75 HI 401 Springtooth HI 412 416 Fit Plow $1195 III 22 101 TRUCKS CONTINUED Ford 961 gas Corn T-Tead 3 -section $395 Motor, clutch, hydraulics $95 Peerless 10 PIT Roller Mill 1959 GMC 1/2 ton just overhauled $375 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed Allis Field Cutter 3 -section Carrier $275 $1395 With Cutter Bar & Pickup $85 2 III Burr Mills $545 1958 HI :330 Atta ehrn,mts Howard 5' Rotovator 1957 Ford '/2 ton With loader $45 6 -cylinder, 4 -speed $185 3 -pt. or Fast Hitch III No. 30 Manure Loader $1475 1967 HI 550 Field Cutter $145 For H or M $325 1958 JD 820D 2 -row, tisd w>ry little HI 260 2 -row planter 1957 Dodge 1/2 ton -K- A real good tractor $45 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed asen, $2785 $195 $2800 1963 IH 50 Field Cutter 2 IH lii211,isters $325 Tonal 1957 Farmall 450 2 -row, in good shape TRUCKS 1955 Chev. y, ton his Tractor $1285 (Not Qualified For Waiver) 6 -cylinder, 4 -speed $1795 1959 Ford Mounted Cornpicker 1965 Chev. 1/2T $545 )erg, 1951 IH W6 Tractor 2 -row Drills. Discs & Misc. 327 V-8, overdrive, clean, lots 1951 Ford % ton Cen- of pytras 6 -cylinder, 4 -speed $185 $295 IH 12x8 ME Drill 196.5 Chevrolet. 1/2 ton They 1951 IH M Tractor 1952 Woods cornpicker Fleetside 6 -cylinder, 4 -speed $95 the Recently overhauled 1 -row noll type $45 1940 Chev. th ton IH 16x8 M Drill $1495 6 -cylinder, 4 -speed $785 $175 1964 Chev.1/2 ton ndly 1951 Ford 8N HI 14P cornpicker $185 Fleetside, 6 -cylinder, standard $50 With Loader 1 -rote tytb John Deere 16x8 Drill $1275 $575 $150 $45 1960 Ford 2 ton IH Wn9 Tractor 1966 47T Baler John Deere 12x8 Drill V-8, 2 -speed, 13'4' bed, hoist $685 very good $45 $2395 1947 HI Mn Tractor $1385 David Bradley 9' 1959 Chev.1/2 ton $435 Coop 7' mower With Disc 6 -cylinder, 4 -speed, clean 1947 Allis WC $10 $195 $585 With T oader Ferguson 3-noint Mower IH Fast Hitch Disc 1959 IH 1/2 ton $10 $185 6 -cylinder, 4 -speed $95 $295 EARLY TRADERS BONUS IS BACK 111 The Earlier You Buy THE MORE Auld ChevroletCo. CASH FOR YOU On The Shores Of Milford Reservoir PlusWAIVER OF INTEREST PLAN gatibn WAKEFIELD, KANSAS Phone HO 1-5414

iy tage wouldbe supplying new at Liberal, Gar- ative Grain Company. packing plants 1 2 Grass "We look onthis (the feedlots) and Guymon, Okla., &Grait localden City, as a realservice to our with qualitybeef as well as fur- December Three WesternKansas members who havecattle theynishing beef forolder local 10, 1961 Much o want to feedout," said Mick City connecting Nearly 110 of the John- plants. with Friesen, manager "They are movingthe packing the ofantrY Div son cooperative. farmers now, Co-ops StartFeedlots the point inplants out to the "And we can't see be certain that JunctionMilfordimnngeendottoha expanding o to sell and we should resident early of-icooperatives are paying freight charges advantage of thisfor the Kansas it GARDEN CITY - In an operations. we can take Highway establish feedlot our feed grainsto eastern or Pa- enough stock be fort to more economically use allin move by fattening announced Thetroops of feed The three cooperatives, cific Coast marketswhen we an adequate Total length en. se the on unending suppply establishing to help insure them of the comprio different stages of can use them hereto feed outsupply," Allen said. 2.209 miles prok grains, to furnish local farmers the new operations, arethe Mon- in two going with adequate feedlot facilities, cattle profitably." The three cooperativesare in north and south about 15,000 Exchange, the Stanton of the and to take advantageof newtezuma Co-op Friesen said the three different stages of progresson work was done dkrli, squad Garden City Co-opEquity Ex- bY Ceet County locations of the cooper- Myers Inc., In announc local packing plant facilities, change and the JohnsonCo-oper- million bu-the feedlots. ElDorado three Southwest Kansasgrain ative handled over a ulk, shels of corn in 1968. said therots George Voth, managerof the limitS2D3clahas been Garden City cooperatives,said established LEASING K57 Opened the damand 25 consideration was mph throws laciestrial Machinery an additional the administration l Fara and lease any piecr ofAllis-Chalmers the extra income for the cooper- building If you can't buy it ou can and outlookzone Martin been At Milford south of machinery you -ma) need,and at low rates. See. ob atives, income which has dam,where summer Jim Gates for FarmEquipment leasing. depleted over the last few years JUNCTION CITY - The new there freque* for Industrial leasing, considerable pedestrian will stay the due to loss of storageincome. highway K57 north of Junction tr AND SERVICE At Montezuma, Dale Allen, co- HENRY SALES Kons.-FL 4-7641 January lost IligInvoy 24 sodMediu. Rood, Topoko, op manager, said athird advan- 75,000 BTU CAPACITY tI Century "FLIP -TOP" tly when The Army ; PORTABLE HEATER involvedwer The most popular size. Combines Germany las

extracapacity,low price and tu maximum portability. Weighsonly ornnieudrit otc1111 er 63 pounds (lessfuel) yetha ayments prc enough capacity to warm a5. Their airlif room house. Heats all day or all for exercises night withoutrefilling, 4 to6 des hours longer with a an earlier OLIVER 2150 thermostat Low cost, plug-in type Automatic ies of U.S. on Shut -OffControl can be signed to bog CPH-90C added Thermostat Optional at any time. of the North Organization Soviet -led occ 120,000 BTU CAPACITY slovakia and Century "FLIP -TOP" in CentralEt The Army u PORTABLE HEATER brigades of t For those who require a hip Division, will heater. Weighs only 70 pounds ed States aft (less fuel) yet has enoughopal ty to heat a 6 -room house. Huh

all day or all nightwithout reliS MODEL T AI ing -4 to 6 hours longer with AUCTION FO thermostat. Lowcost,pistil SABETHA - type Automatic Shut.OffCob Ford brought CPH-120 can be added at anytime. Thermostat Optional auction sale o: ger property. kept the car Oliver Pays YourInterest years, and th PROPANE HEATERS was presumal Ue original p Till 1969 On New Now Available Tractors And Combines at your Century Dealers I Mar

A.A. KLUGHARTT MACHINERY CO. We had a 1211 our sale last Get your fall harvest and KANSAS CITY, MO. -distributors ' tillage work done fast with classes of cat SEE A NEARBY CENTURY DEALER prices.The new Oliver equipment. While ceptionally g ABILENE you work, Oliver will pay your Abilene Truck & Tractor of Feeder &S interest at a rate of up to 9% are expecting C & W Farm Supply CGURTLAND per year. next Thursda have cattle Kendall Garage & Impl. LEONARDVILIE t Every day counts. So come in as we will in and see the new Oliver Brauchi Brothers MARYSVILLE, buyers for all

equipment and talk to us at ONAGA Farmers Co-op Elev...... ow is a pa Farmers Co-op Assn. MANHAIV tale last Thur CLAY CENTER 1 WamegoTruck& Tractor wAYEGO Toburen Imple. Co. 13whifacest MARYSVILLE Tri-County Sales S blacksteel Peschel Bros. Impl. Eddies Service Ii...E..11.11)NAGX11°C0 ...... 14whiface ALMA sts Eberwein Garage Hett'a Implement ... MARIO, O -blacksteel ...... whifacestrs strs bl steers 7 whifacesta SALE EVERY 'mixedstee Salina, Kansas black WEDNESDAY steers Beverly Stockyards Co. 7-447!) whifacestrs 0 blkwhif str With a large run of cattle at our 2 hamp butchers whiface 1 whiface cow 830 @ 16.30 42 black steers 799 @ 27.15 337 @ 15.45 strs sale Wednesday the market looked 3 black steers 1063 @ 24.70 13 shrthm steers 1012 @ 26.002 mixed butchers257 @ 17.80 1Char.steer black 51X or more higher on all classes. 2 shrthm steers1090 @ 26.00 6 shrthm steers 773 @ 26.704 mixed butchers steers 228 @ 18.00 whiface We had a house full of Iowa and 9 whiface steers hfrs 870 @ 26.75 83 whiface steers852 @ 26.95Whether buyingor selling live- Nebraska buyers on hand com- 1 black bull calf435 @ 30.20 41 whiface steers whiface hf 849 @ 26.85stock, plan to be withus Wed. whiface peting for all classes of cattle and I hfrs 4 black bull calves 380 @ 30.20 37 mixed steers whiface 818 @ 26.90For highest prices foryour live- hfr: could have sold a lot more cat- 2 red steer calves410 @ 29.25 19 mixed steers black 705 @ 27.00stock and one of themost wide- hfrs ' tle to fill their needs. Listed be- 1 whiface cow 1255 @ 17.30 36 black steers 728 @ 27.30ly advertised salesin Kansas, bill blackhfrs low are a few sales from our Wed- 7 black heifer cvs.353 @ 26.20 black your next consignment to the steers nesday's sale. 50 mixed heifers588 @ 26.30 whiface HOGS Beverly Stockyards hfrs Co. at Sali- black 21 mixed heifers566 @ 26.20 5 mixed butchers 220 hfrs @ 18.10na. For more information about s CATTLE 14 whiface steers776 @ 26.85 2 spOtted hogs black 1065 @ 15.301 222 @ 17.85prices and sellingtime on your 1 whiface cow 5 whiface steers 300 @ 33.00 19 mixed butchers 227 whiface strs @ 17.85livestock, get in Char, 1 brockeface cow 1115 @ 15.501 6 whiface steers 320 @ 27.80 2 hamp butchers touch with us hfrs 217 @ 17.80and we willcome and look at black hfrs . them. black onO: hfrs For more information about Beverly StockyardsCo., Salina Marlset reports lvf prices for your livestock get IKansas \A ednesda) 3,,,Irlixed hfrs Located on / urday and laSI Se-, in touch with us and wewill east edge of Salina on old highway 40 7:20; also '1xed steer, ings at hiface : come and look atthem. JACK BEVERLY,Salina TA3-3191 we sdaY 111° hfrs PAUL DIEHL, Brookville 225-3503 HARLAN JENSEN BOB GRACE, Minneapolis EX2-3028dayan- - °1st. steer Salina TA3-8445 JIM FORSHEE, ConcordiaCH3-4717at 7:10' ssBrain

10, 1904 During the period thetwobri-will be down to about 11,000, al- Much of Ft. Riley Back To Germany gades of the 24th arein Ger-though dependents of the involv- Grass & Grain 13 mit77.1\1e Nearly 11,090 men in the 24thexercise, the Pentagon said. many strength at FortRiley ed units will remain here. December 10, 1968 M has Infantry Division now at Fort A spokesman at Fort Riley )ale nop.( Riley will be leaving the postsaid it seemed likely that most ideilt4114f, early in January for extensiveof the troops from the post ighway Deng maneuvers in Germany. would be moved from Forbes need, ePart' The troops of the 24th will Air Force Base in Topeka. He 1969's BEST BUY... thepmk.r comprise the bulk of the forces emphasized, however, that in m/0ectioNIs going to Germany involving contrast to some other mass Di the dant about 15,000 men and four jet movements of troops emphasis by Geor,,e .1! fighter squadrons. will be on "orderly disposition orado underk4 In announcing the moved -up of forces rather than speed of maneuvers, the Pentagon also deployment." 35 mph said the rotation policy of the The Army elements will be tablished 24th Division has been changed. landed at Frankfurt and Mun- aerN mph through Instead of rotating the one bri- ich, it was reported. The major a building gade left there when two bri- part of the exercises will be near are4' gades were brought in here last Grafenwoehr, one of the largest e south oftht .e frequently summer the brigade in Germany training areas in Germany. It estrian h will stay there. is utilized by both U.S. and Ger- traffic. The maneuvers are slated forman forces. A major part of the January and February but the maneuvers is reported to be an 7-ATif17\ announcement did not say ex- air -mobile exercise. There also Big, Year -End Inventory Adjustment Sale '-TOP" actly when they would end. will be a two-sided field exercise The Army and Air Force units near Hoenfels. EATER involved were withdrawn from on new tractors and combines. We are now able Combines Germany last summer and re- PRE -INVENTORY to give you the best deal we've ever offered! price and turned to the United States in a Neigh only move to reduce the balance of SALE I)yet has payments problem. warm a 2 -4 -D -245T 4 lb. spray, reg. 5. Their airlift return to Europe I price $7.95. You buy 5 gal. at day or all for exercises was moved up to reg. price and we give you 1 gal. lg.4 to 6 free, thermostat an earlier date as one of a ser- or 6 gal. $39.75 1 AC 207 tractor and mower, No Finance Charges until season of use next sultant about advantages of 7% investment e Automatic ies of U.S. military moves de- demo., new warranty, regular year, under the Case Crop -Way Purchase Plan. and depreciation tax credit savings. be added signed to bolster the readiness price $810. Pre -Inventory Sale of the North Atlantic Treaty Price $625 Keep Your Cash in the Bank -no need to tie Brand-new current models -available and Organization in the face of the 1 Tuff Boy 5' 3 point heavy du- up your cash because your trade will likely ready to go to work for you. Soviet -led occupation of Czecho- ty rotary mower with tail wheel, PACK reg. price $329. Sell $299 cover the down payment. slovakia and increased tensions 3 heavy duty 3 point post hole We've really sharpened up our tradin' pencil! '-TOP" in Central Europe. diggers. Reg.$159.95Sellat Benefit from Tax Savings -see your tax con- Try us! You'll never buy at a better price! The Army units, including two $139.95 EATER brigades of the 24th Infantry 1 Super 7 Midwest wagon ire a bigger hoist, high lift. Reg. price $162.50 SEE US Division, will return to the Unit- Sell $154.50 NOW FOR END -OF -SEASON SAYINGS 70 pounds ed States after completing the POND MILLS ough mad. See our pond mills on display This is a limited time offer house. Heats See Our Radio Operated /ithout refill. MODEL T AT Garage Door Opener anger with a AUCTION FOR $665 On Display ost, plugin SABETHA -A 1916 Model T YOUR CASE. DEALER: lOffControl Ford brought $665 at the recent ly time. auction sale of the Edward Kru- HOLT FARM CHAPMAN SALINA MARYSVILLE ger property. The Krugers had SUPPLY Jones & Knopp WA 2-3241 Vahsholtz Impl. Co. Brauchi Brothers kept the car running for many !TCO CLAY CENTER years, and the auction price CENTRALIA LINN was presumably higher than Next To Sale Barn Porter Eqpt. Co. McBratney Impl. 1121 Crawford ME 2-5202. Phone 857-3815 Kuhlman Motor Co. the original price of the car. MANHATTAN PR 6-7943 -..wwwwwwsammay' Manhattan Commission Co., Ins. sale ets Wtivaday 21/2 MILES EAST OF MANHATTAN ON US 24 We had a large run of cattle at 10 mixed hfrs 657 (a22.50 our sale last Thursday with all 58 hoist, steers908 p21.85 classes of cattle selling at higher 1ER 5 mixed hfrs 640 (@21.10 6 whiface hfrs 527 (th25.80 1 hoist, cow 1575 (a17.50 prices.The demand was ex- 2 whiface hfrs 502 (th25.80 1 roan cow 1050 (th 17.40 ceptionally good on all classes STEERCALVES 9 black hfrs 488 (a25.70 1 hoist. cow 1505 @17.40 ABILENE of Feeder & Stocker cattle. We 14 whiface strs383 p33.00 3 black hfrs 425 (a25.10 1 whiface cow1215 (a17.35 are expecting a good run for 1 whiface str 285 (a31.50 1035 (a) URTLAND 3 whiface hfrs 527 (a24.80 1 whiface cow 17.30 next Thursday's sale.If you 11 black steers466 p31.10 4 black hfrs 545 (a23.00 1 hoist. cow 1540 (;c1) 17.30 RIDATILLE have cattle to sell, bring them 3 whiface strs 448 p31.00 1 black cow 1100 p17.25 in as we will have plenty of 11 whiface strs490 @30.90 BULLS 1 hoist. cow 1575 (a) 17,20 RYSVILLE buyers for all classes of livestock.2 blkwhif strs 410 p30.75 6 shthrn bulls 378 (a28.50 1 hoist. cow 1420 (a) 17.20 12 whiface strs464 p30.60 1 black bull 995 (a22.50 2 black cows 1275 (a17.10 ..°NAGA Below is a partial listing of our 5 whiface strs 397 @30.40 1 whiface bull 1545 (a20.80 1 whiface cow 985 (a17.00 sale last Thursday: 1 whiface bull 1160 (a20.60 %IHATTAY 4 black steers 495 @30.25 1 whiface cow845 (a16.80 15 black steers433 p30.20 6 mixed cows 1152 (th16.75 BUYING WAMEGO FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 2 7 black steers517 (a30.20 COWS 7 shthrn cows 1033 (a)16.75 FAT HOGS 13 whiface strs575 @2 9.50 2 whiface strs 42S @30.00 11 whiface cows (a 245.00ea1 shthrn cow 770 (a)16.70 MINGTOS 10 whiface strs610 (m28.90 14 black cows (a 190.00 ea 3 black steers 416 p30.00 2 whiface cows868 (a)16.70 We buy fat hogs in Manhattan, 15 black steers592 @28.80 6 whiface strs 468 @30.00 1 whiface cow 885 (a)19.00 1 whiface cow 765 (a16.30 PAXICO 950 (a18.80 Alma, and Eskridge according 14 whiface strs607 p28.70 2 shorthorn strs355 @30.00 1 whiface cow 1 whiface cow1145 (a15.90 to the following schedule: MARION 10 black steers613 p27.50 36 black steers562 (a2 9. 90 1 black cow 770 Gth 18.50 8 whiface cows953 @15.80 2 whiface strs 572 @27.40 14 shorthorn strs399 @29.70 1 whiface cow 975 (a18.25 1 hoist. cow 1295 (a15.80 At Manhattan 2 whiface sirs 660 @27.10 4 whiface strs 337 @29.40 1 black cow 1110 p17.90 1 hoist. cow 1235 (a15.60 Tuesdays & Saturdays S black steers 740 @26.90 4 whiface strs 560 p29.30 1 hoist, cow 1555 p17.80 1 rn wf cow 1285 @14.90 26.75 1 whiface cow 1220 p17.70 BUYING HOURS 47 whiface strs888 p 2 black steers 555 @29.25 1 hoist. cow 1050 @14.90 8 a.m. to 1:00 59 mixed steers836 @26.50 4 whiface strs 551 (a29.20 p.m. anSOS 3 black steers 650 @26.50 2 Char. steers 333 @29.10 At Alma 2 whiface strs 675 p26.30 7-4479 5 broc. wf strs407 p29.00 Every Tuesday 10 blkwhif strs 847 @26.20 2 blkwhif strs 408 @29.00 4 whiface strs 809 @26.20 12 whiface strs555 @28 .30 8 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 1 Char. steer 755 @26.10 5 black steers 555 @28.00 3 black steers [email protected] At Eskridge 3 whiface hfrs 572 p25. 90 HEIFER CALVES Every Wednesday 39 whiface hfrs667 @25.90 2 whiface hfrs 400 p27.50 8: a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 9 whiface hfrs 580 @25.80 2 whiface hfrs 388 (a27.00 For information call the barn 9 wh iface hfrs609 @25.70 14 black hfrs 421 (a26. 50 in Manhattan, PR 6-4815, Or you 2 black hfrs 585 (a25.70 11 whiface hfrs366 (a26.60 may call Joe Raine at Maple Hill 10 black hfrs 617 p25.70 35 black hfrs 510 @26.50 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449- 2 black steers 888 @25.65 2 whiface hfrs415 (a26.50 2347. or Alma yard 765-3841 4 whiface hfrs 694 p25.60 11 whiface hfrs467 (a26.50FOR ESTIMATES 3 black hfrs 585 25.60 6 b & bwf hfrs 428 (th26.50W. E. DUGAN -AltaVista, 229-6430I 2 black steers 835 25.40 13 black hfrs 455 (a26.40JOE RAINE Maple Hill, 663-2226 2 whiface strs1063 (I25.25 15 whiface hfrs487 @26.40 DON WELLS Manhattan, JE 9-3744The Manhattan Commission 3 Char. hfrs 638 @25.20 5 black hfrs 446 (8',26.20MERVIN SEXTON Abilene, CO 3-3449 9 black hfrs 781 @25.15 3 whiface hfrs 523 (a26.20C. J. WENTZ, bus. mgr.Manhattan, JE 9-5561 Co., Inc. 2 black hfrs 575 @25.10 8 whiface hfrs 491 p26.20 43 mixed hfrs 700 @24.40 22 whiface hfrs539 (a26.20 MANHATTAN, KANSAS 2 mixed steers805 (a24.20 6 Char. wf hfrs331 p26.00BARN PHONE Manhattan, PR 6-4815 3 wh iface hfrs 862 @24.10 5 blkwf hfrs 531 (a26.00 Consignment Reports East On US 24 1 hoist. steer 725 22.80 2 whiface hfrs 520 (a25.90 W1BW radio 6:30 A.M. Thursdays WIBW-TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays AUCTIONEER: JOE RAINK. as anabstract set of symbols. Grass hopeful signs 14 & There are some Gtlil Few insymbol -making,though. December symbols 10,1941 Pictographs Deere's operationai level in years With adopted by the Amer- while Problems have been the Agricultural En-the basicmaterial Like ican Society for waa slightly lower; There arer gineers as itsstandard for all record of feed ingredients, Items youca Smaller farm equipment.Some other hea AsWorld Gets at Mont- duction of dehydrated price The symbols used equipment makers areconsider- same great as those of the ones 25 yea In five years Deere & Co. has are perhaps as real's Expo were not ing adopting them aswell. coming ata time when making a symbolunmistakable Hemis- over stocks from more than doubled its salesof used at San Antonio's the these items in its meaning. Fair this year, and acomplete season were sharplyprey many Kassa tractors and implements over- abail used at the Olym- year earlier, and a good seas. Other machinery makers new set was open pics at Mexico City. conditions extending more of it, are also finding the overseas used at Tough Season wall market a major way of in- Another set yet was the fall thatcurtailed KansasStat in 1964, for formula feed creasing sales. the Olympics at Tokyo rations sion econom Obviously, and English "for- three of which belowshow din-For Dehydrators Fertilizer i ward," "reverse," and "oil pres- ing area, drinkingfountain and A disappointingseason be thebigg was sure stamped or printeddoesn't "Men" shower. throughout the industry thing a farn serve as much of adirection to noted by managersof the Na- says. Itcost: an Italian, Vietnamese, orSouth "Women" tional AlfalfaDehydrating & .day per act African. Milling Co. of KansasCity, food as itdi There is no practicality either which reported asales decline Most other .... AGGIE HARDWARE in giving operating instructions Montreal's Ex- from $4.5 million to$3.6 million havedouble( For instance, at 1205 Moro lin the languages of all of the 100po 67 these twosigns were used a: for the six monthsended Octo- MANtosince World ple, land pr countries in which a tractor mayto mark men's andwomen's toi- "Shower 'ber 31. Euro- "Dining "Drinking National said its tonnagevol- from an ave] sell. lets. Unfortunately, some Fountain" C -C -F GRAIN The solution - thus far onlypeans viewed thewoman's dress Area" ume had increased,and the per acre in partly successful - has been volume reflected CO. MANA arid 1965, a as a man's trenchcoat. One designer who thinks picto-crop in dollar the use of symbols to transcend a decline inthe average dehy- language. graphs are not suitable for uni-drated alfalfa marketprice. Na- Greatly increased commerce versal application but that a settional said it had a netloss of 1' and travel have forced the devel-i of abstract symbols must be de-$552,000 for the sixmonths opment of communication that vised 'is C. K. Bliss, an Austral-campared to a $248,000 profit bypasses conventional language. ian chemical engineer, who has of the ism designed symbols like these tofor the first six months indicate "telephone" and "rest-year before. There are Officials of the company say tilizer pri as "Fragile" "Keep Out" market prices were as much Ge, Treat p Another sign that has become $10 a ton advanced fromthe Fertili; rather universal as a pictograph lows of last summer but still are centrated "fragile" was said to have under a year ago. Considerable "No Smoking" for 0 and been misunderstood by some cs) bullishness prevails in the entire ula tions As these three signs illustrate, east African dockworkers as feedstuffs market because of s today, there are communications prob- meaning broken glass, so they the lower -than -expected corn and 4.124 w lems in symbols too. Each of threw several cases of glassware "Telephone" "Restaurant" crop. BOB MaCOY in the early like A combination of factors con- Bob is an enthusiastic i these signs means "no smok- overboard. aurant." These symbols are feed dealer, one of mania less shipping ing," at least to the designer. Another example at Expo 67 hieroglyphics and requirethe tributed to the unsatisfactory Grass & Grain area, ling costs of was the silhouette of the open reader to learn thesymbols. report from National. These in- - Much la The hope of communications Phone TW 4.2011 experts, of course, is that a sin- palm on certain doors to indicateCritics think the readermightcluded the drop in the dehydrat- produced nog gle symbol can be accepted all "do not enter." some people ap-as well learnanother languageed alfalfa market to the lowest ONEIDA, KANS'' the cost of ft over the world and be under- parently figured the sign meant - Technolc stood at a glance. "place your hand here and push" fertilizer r The problems of getting all and entered a room where they Stiffer nations to accept the same signs didn't belong. Cattle go for it booming trac Treat belt like kids go for cake..,. fanners, pai central and c JUDGE THE GEHL MIX -ALL state,aren't of all this. TI fit from usii ON YOUR FARM! from using where the la ren increases avc enough to a that 25 pounc The old say will burn up much a falls economist ad er pays its during some minim dry years. F High in natural protein. Come -and -get -it p speed: taste ... helps keep cattle on feed. Ideal growth, resu] balancer for roughages that 'are low in plants which protein such as- standup agal Farmersus II Corn Cobs Poor Legume. Dry Range .lyon equipm, Hay other things Corn -Silage III Corn Stover 1 II Straw hi their Arrange now for a Mix -All III Sorghum II Milo Stover pow( Silage II Pea Silage good crop- demonstration and we'll grind Cottonseed Wet Beet Pulp er.

Peanut Hulls - and mix a few tons of feed FREE! Hulls I Grass Hay They often to bow Guaranteed 20,000 units Vitarhih Aper pound. much We make this offer because we're sure you'll like the ground at pia Mix -All features:(1) 66 thin hammers that cut . Fortified with Rumalife, Nutrena'sexclusive blend for much theythi not pound ... grain and hay to uniform size; (2) healthy digestive -activity. For bothfeedlot cattle and variable speed drive on the auger feeder; (3) twice as many hammers per square foot of screen area than breeding herds. Pelletsor cubes. other mills; (4) fiberglass mixing tank (optional) . . . Let us tailor a ration.to balance Preventi no rusting, no condensation, no feed bridging, no up- out your feeds. keep or color fading; (5) rugged construction from Stop in and see how it'sdone. hitch to hopper and mill to mixer. Nutrena.Feeds But . . . howabout judging this for yourself?('all now to schedule a Mix -All demonstration on your farm. OTHER NEARBY .NUTRENA DEALERS $0tUTIoN GRAHAM GRAIN CO. Keepa sop Larry Heinen, Mgr. Pomo Phone 736-2245 AXTELL SOWERS GRAINCO. W giMEGO Jim Sowers, Mgr. CALF ph WAMEGO TRUCK SENECA Phone 636-8353 PAXICO CALF DI & TRACTOR SENECA IMPL. CO. RYAN BROTHERS Myron Anderson,Mgr. LINCOLN, KANS. SEE TONS- ZELENV Phone 934-2509..ENTERPRISE RHUDY & SONS, INC. Phone 562.3046 VALT.EYFAT4TS C - G - F GRAIN COMPANY So! Bob MaCoy, Mgr. A FULLSE1 SALINA VALLEY IMPL. INC. GRAHAM Phone TW 4-2011 LINDQUIST IMPL. CO. ONEIDA FOR WARDERS FARM CENTER WILSEY FEED& DRAIN Joe Warder, Mgr. Daiquest,Mgr. PHONE CONCORDIA CLAY CENTER Groin Co. 497-2223 ... CLOUD COUNTY Phone 226-3021..BLUE RAPIDS Phone TOBUREN IMPL. CO. TAMPA COOPERATIVE OSAGE GRAINCO. TRUCK & TRACTOR ASSN. Mgr.. AGE Harold Tucker, Mgr. PEhdoPneeterson, HEI Marysville Phone 23 . HERINGTON TAMPA n MARYSVTTATAR GRAIN CO %/LAY FARMERS CO-OPELEVATOR HOLLENB5E2 erMgr. BRUNA IMPL. CO. TRI-COUNTY SALES Frank TemeY ,,HoLLE Kans. Warren Prose, Mgr. 3.744, Phone 823-2383 BAVARIA PhoneALF18-G20G521 Grass Few Bargains ber 10,194

3 Whilethe ateriat or" Like Fertilizer record Tt u 11, e orients, heav,,N; There aren't many production items you can buy today for thee:ng the season or according to lehYdrated their finances. al same price you would have time Wheno,t1:: paid 25 years ago. But one of Treat's answer: Use the same fromthe application rate each year based prey,;Sharply these items is fertilizer, and alloy' many Kansas farmers are miss-en the average normal rainfall. and open naiE. ing a good bet by not using The cost of seedbed prepara- xtending more of it, in the opinion of ation, planting, cultivation, and curtailed RECTERN WEAR. de, harvesting is about the same feed Kansas State University Exten- ROOTS MATS rations, sion economist. whether the crop makes 10 or 51400LERY Fertilizer is a bargain- may-100 bushels per acre, he says. RDCCAVASearS be the biggest bargain of any-Farmers in Farm Management thing a farmer buys, Jay TreatAssociation No. 6 (southeastern says. It costs about the same to-Kansas) spent about $24 an acre day per actual pound of plantfor these four items in 1967. WE CAN FIT YOU . food as it did 25 years ago. compared to only $6 for fertiliz- 'Most other things farmers buyer and lime. Justin Acme Texas HARDwhi have doubled or tripled in cost In other words, they go 80 to Nocona and Tony Lama mANHAii since World War II. For exam-90 percent of the way, cost -wise, On US 24 - 2 Blocks East ple, land prices have soared and then cut a cost that is re- New House Speaker quired for a good crop, Treat of Cloverleaf on US 24 F GRAIN. from an average of $25 to $125 Calvin Strowig of Abilene will he the Sneaker of theHouse TOPEKA, KANS. per acre in Kansas between 1940says. of the Kansas legislature when it convenes January 14. 4ANACRER and 1965, and are even higher now. Complete

There are good reasons why ennetis fertilizer prices are holding the DOWNTOWN MANHATTAN line, Treat points out: TOYLAND - Fertilizeris much more Home & Auto Center concentrated now. For example, 4th and Pierre Downtown Manhattan 1148-0 and 12-36-12 are typical Home & Auto Center formulations used on many farms today, compared to 2.12-6 and 4-124 which were common DB Mae% enthusiastic in the early 1940's. This means , one of rna: less shipping, storage, and hand- Tremendous rain area. ling costs of actual plant food. - Much larger volumes are ne TW 42011 produced now, and this lowers )A, KANS the cost of fertilizer production. Assortment -- Technological developments in fertilizer manufacturing. of stocking stuffer toys - Stiffer competition for the booming trade in fertilizer. Treat believes many Kansas farmers, particularly in the central and eastern parts of the Your state,aren'ttaking advantage of all this. The greatest net profit from using fertilizer comes Choice .117 from using it up to the point where the last 25 pounds or so increases average yields just Choose From enough to cover the costs of A that 25 pounds, he points out. Over 20 Items The old saying that "fertilizer will burn up a crop" is pretty Here Are Just A Few 1 much a fallacy these days, the economist adds. In fact, fertilii- Ride_:'efn cowboy! Hi Ho 'Marvel' er pays its biggest dividends Paint Sets Interlocking puzzles during some of the moderately ...the galloping mustang! dry years. For example, phos- Gun & Holster Set Slinkys phate speeds up early root He really moves out! Gallops on hidden springs Jack -In -Box growth, resulting in healthier outrides the fiercest Indians, carries the mail, 112 Crayon Box plants which are better able to leads the posse! Complete with tooled plastic Marching Drum staid up against the drought: Gun and target set Farmers usually spend liberal- saddle and adjustable spurs! Heed the call... Tool chest and tools sir ly on equipment, seed, fuel, and mount up! 10 Car Set other things to do what is With - their power to produce a 13" good crop - except for fertilizer. They often fertilize according Ironing Set, 4 piece 3.99 to how much moisture is in the ground at planting time or how Aurora Speedline 4.44 much they think it will rain dur- Talking Baby First Step15.88 Hot Wheels Action City 9.88 PreventL,osses iNifft Mattel -O -Phone 6.99' Johnny Toymaker FRANKLIN Skediddle Kiddies 1,99 9.88 TRI-SULFA Talking Barbie Satin 'n Silver Set Strange Change Toy 7.99 SOLUTION BOLUSES Keep a swpply on hand for 7.44 Jr. Carpenter Tools & Chest 3.99 prompt treatment of CALF PNEUMONIA See '.n Say Talking Books 4.99 Johnny Eagle Skeet Shooter 7.88 CALF DIPHTHERIA SHIPPING FEVER 'Fun Flowers Thingmaker 8,99 Star Trek 3.77 FOOT ROT A FULL -SERVICE STORE FOR ANIMAL MEDICINES )& GRAIN PHONE ME 2-3272 And Many, Many More Toys. and Gifts est, Mgr. .0

2223 ' OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL CHRISTMAS TIL 9:00 CO. HELD'S Also Shop Penneys Catalog Phone PR 6-4711 1, Mar' 2051. OSAGSAG STORE CLAY CENTER, KANS.: 3GRAIN°. eyer, .7441rw Favored asecretary of ag- Denberl0 riculture and departmentorient- 1968 ed to the interestsof the Ameri- NFO Eyes Organizing can farmer. internalcombustionen 2for Supportedcontinuation of reduce air RAT the CommodityCredit Corpora- pollution:el cash program. f may tion non -recourse loan Packers andStockyard Arkansas Broiler Growers organize Asked that cropestimate USDA to SIFIt Delegates re-elected national the delegates voted to prohibit 25-° published by cal ct.1; ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Difficult and bargain for fairprices in reports not be ntegratio "o officers and adopted resolutions before the Mail passage for any farm legislationfor activities in the next year. specialized commodities.This USDA until 15 days in the 91st Congress was pre- Oren Lee Staley, Rea, Mo., would allow the organizationto start of harvest. agriculture) dicted in closing hours of the was named to his 11th term as move into the poultrybroiler Favoredexpanding trade negotiations aimed atmaintain- iFavoredehangeofthe National Farmers Organizationpresident. production field. Meat Act0,i Arkan- world tradelocker and freezer 'Convention in St. Louis. Other speakers in the final Broiler growers from ing a fair share of plants membership infor the United States. crate outside the, Harry Graham, former legisla- sas have sought ibeporof session were Walt Miller, presi- use; tive representative for Nationaldent of Ontario Farmers Union, NFO. Asked minimumsupport Sought AUCTh Grange, told the 10,000 NFO and Jeff Hanlon, National Fu- In a resolution urging con- prices of $1.25 per bushelfar meat from diseased food reserves, and and disehw members the House Agricultureture Farmers of America presi- gress to establish corn, $2.50 for soybeans animals forpetood. that prices tk'. Committee is likely to becomedent from Oregon. the delegates asked S1.45 for wheat withcomparable Favoredmoref Lawrerle more conservative. Develop- for corn be not less than$1.50 strict Graham said some agricultur- prices for other grains. tion on farmcommodity AUC ment of a battle between the al legislation might be forced per bushel, soybeans$3 and Favored legislationrequir-ports. hh committee and the rest of the wheat $2 with no salesof re- REAL Egl to bypass the House Agriculture Your St House would endanger any Committee but this would be serves at less than100 per cent WESTERN SADDLE SUPPLY barge farm legislation. detrimental to the likelihood ofat purchase price. good legislation being passed. One resolution fromthe floor J. D. RITTEL & SONS EAST HIC Sought prohibition of use of overrode the recommendations WESTERN WEAR NIANHATr Citizens Band is the result of several factors,of the resolutionscommittee. In Mid -Kansas Rea strongly in Largest Saddle Selection And Ge two-way radio including an anti -labor attitude, The delegates voted for the Entire Family unwillingness to vote a food objection to any gun-control the BOOTS HORSE TRAILERS stamp program, failure to takelaws which "might disarm Square Dancers Supplies a strong consumer protective American people." HOPE, KANSAS PHONE 43 Ed j position, and unfavorable publi- Other Resolutions: AUC1 city given to large payments to some farmers for participation We DASpeciaIRY JOHNSON in the program. MESSENGER III He praised NFO actions in col- "A complett All solid state 12 channels lective bargaining and said the Nobody...butNobody Phone or Built-in PA Amplifier Only d moves have forced widespread Telepho $159.95 Other units from adjustment in organization and GOESSEJ $99.95 functioning of existing coopera- asgoodanoffer "Marim tives organized to meet condi- Has Distributed by ... tions of half a century ago. INTERSTATE Meanwhile, NFO has developed to meet present conditions, he as yourAllis-Chalmers dealer Bob Wil Auctioneeri WICHITA, KANSAS said. SSO IDA With a self-confident air, the Real Estat AVAILABLE LOCALLY All types sal NFO delegation passed resolu- Ph. 494-25f YEO & TRUBEY ELECT. tions to guide its policies in ex- WAIVER OFINTEREST or 778-342, 1204 Mom Manhattan tending marketing contracts in Box 118 - St. Geo DON'S TV the meat and grain fields. 518 Allen Rd. Manhattan In a change from their tradi- Manhattan, Ks. PR 8-3561 tional stance on commodities, BEST YEAR-ENDTRADES

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-.1111 10, 1968 GRASS &GRAIN. REGISTERED SpottedSwine. FOR SALE - 14 choice York- Large gilts to farrow in Jan. & shire gilts. Ivan Wienck, Ran- gasoline Feb. Roy Keller, Berryton.x41 dolph, Kans., Phone 785-2495. , SB42 Istion fuel 1[1[PCIIAL) CDDI TAY11001.]Ce) FOR SALE - Three 20 month ition, Dunesr old registered Angus bulls. El- CHAROLAIS BULLS, purebred RATES: $1 a week for 15 words- or less. Add 5f a word for additional words. DISCOUNTS: (with and percentage, serviceable age, ,s(ih,, cash orderg only) deduct 10% if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. REFUNDS: you don Umscheid, St. George, Ks., Phone Wamego 456-2372. x42 guaranteed. McFadden Bros., kyards may collect a. refund at the Ag Press office for any unused amount paid if an ad is cancelled.CLAS- Riley, Kans., Phone 485-2688. itAc, .,, 1e SIFIED DISPLAY: (boxed ads) $1.82 a column inch. CASH: ads not accompanied by cash have a SHEEP FOR SALE - Breeding x42 fhibn 25 -cent billing charge added. ewes, some near lambing. Also Processors"' Mail To: Ag Press - P.O. Box 1009 - 1207 Moro - Manhattan, Kansas 66502- JE 9-7558 good rams. Roy Eib, Clifton, FOR SALE - 15 head Young 1 Kans. x42 Hamp ewes. Ready to lamb. Al- len Travelute, Waterville, Kans. SB42 lige of the Green City FOR SALE - AKC Registered ict allowing Notices Scotties, 1 female 4 years, 5 fe-20 HAMP-CROSS Bred sows, LAND IMPROVEMENT SALE PAVILION males 2 years, 1 male 2 years. gilts,$90. 37" Plants to Mrs. Gladys Deters, Baileyville, second litter at law, P Kans., Phone TW 5-2954. SB41 black -white child broke Shet- ° ANNUAL BULL land mare, $50. Several other of use AUCTION EERING LAND IMPROVEMENT horses. Trailer house $1000. of & COW SALE FOR SALE - Approx. 50 York- d and disabled Hamp. cross feeder pigs. David Lloyd Solt, Belvue, Ph. 456-7537 "Soil Conservation Doesn't x41 :00d. Cost -It Pays" Sat., Jan. 4 Demaray, Burr Oak. x42 strict Starts 10:00 a.m. reguia. Lawrence E. Welter FOR SALE - 20 big HolsteinFOR SALE - 125 ewes lamb- imodity Ponds, terraces, waterways, ing now. Farm Hand grinder - AUCTIONEER and leveling, drainage ditch- hfrs. Freshen soon. Allen Trave- REAL ESTATE BROKER 3000 HEAD lute, Waterville, Kans. Phone mixer. Walter Plegge, Beatrice, es, clearing, landscape grad- Including: 785-2136. x42 Nebr., Phone 228-0729. x42 Your Sale Solicited ing. PPLY Large or Small 1200 choice Angus 2-yr. old bred 150 CHOICE BIG bone Here-15 LARGE 2 yr. old Holstein heifers ford cows to calve March, $180heifers, will calve in December. Roggendorff 800 young Angus cows EAST HIGHWAY US 24 Conservation Construction to $195. 75 choice Angus cows $300. Melvin Allison, 523-4497, MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 500 young Hereford caws to calve March, $195. Also someDelphos, Kansas. x42 Arthur Roggendorff 100 open heifer calves cheaper cows. Paul Evans, Real Estate Phone JE 9-3984 100 head big Angus & Hereford FOR SALE - Purebred polled And General Sales 1630 OSAGE-MANHATTAN breeding bulls phone 439-5354, Kincaid, Kans. Shorthorn bull, red, 17 months 2 -year old bred heifers SB44 old. 2 miles west on US36, Wm. 300 head cows of all ages andFOR SALE - 11 head 50 lb. G. Klatnnann, Belleville, Kansas breeds crossbred feeder pigs. Twenty x41 Ed Reimer Livestock For More Information, Contactmore in 1 week. Phone Larry NATIONALLY ACCREDITED AUCTIONEER Vannoy, Manhattan, PR 6-8298, KARL BOEHNER after 5:00. SB41 Hampshire boars and Yorkshire We Specialize in Selling Sale Mgr. boars, serviceable age. Richard DAIRY CATTLE For Sale:Duroc and Hamp Phone 874-3155 or 874-2090 FOR SALE - 2 heavy springer Schoen, Sylvan Grove, Ks. 913 Boars and Gilts. Selected from GREEN CITY AUCTION CO. Brown Swiss heifers, will fresh- 526-3400. x44 "A complete Sale Service" 250 meaty spring pigs sired by Green City, Mo. en soon. Fred Anderson, Ols- tested boars. Back fat probes burg, 468-3505. x42 THREE REGISTERED Here- Phone or write for sale and Sonoray readings available REGISTERED BULLS and ford bulls suitable for heavy dates. on many boars. Call collect heifers sired by our $5100 Silver REGISTERED SPF Yorkshire service Registered or commer- Telephone 367-2373 785-2765 or 785-2766 Crest 973 and MH Silver Millherd boar. This boar sired the cial. Real Silver and CK Crusty GOESSEL, KANSAS 62, large type, modern, carefully top indexing pen of Yorkshires72 breeding. C. W. Beck, R2, "Marion County" Arthur & Gail Roepke selected. Jones Hereford Farms. in the KSU test station this fall. Council Grove. Phone 349-2902. WATERVILLE, KS.66548 Abilene, Phone Upland. SB42 In excellent breeding condition, SB42 approx. 450 lbs. Floyd Mey- FOR SALE - Two and three FOR SALE - Young Reg. herd Buy er, Palmer, Kans. Phone 308. bull,extra fancy Angus. Cast- Dairymen- year old Registered Hereford x42 crete feeder, 1 ton capacity. Call Bob Wilson bulls with size and quality, pri- SB41 Auctioneering The Best For Less ced to sell. 4-H steer calves forFOR SALE - Purebred York- 913 TA 7-3980 evenings. Real Estate We have for your selection atsale. August Carlson, Smolan, shire boars vaccinated & ready YOUNG MODERN Polled Here- Alltypes sales all times the largest supply ofKans., Phone Salemsborg 1017.for service. Orville Brumm, ford Bulls for sale. Take your Ph.494-2552 SB42 R1, Junction City, Kans. x42 or 778-3424 FRESH SPRINGER pick, 6 mo. to 14 mo. Mertz Box 118 - St. George, Ks. v;3 Brothers, Route 3, Manhattan, HOLSTEIN - GUERNSEY NATIONALLY ACCREDITED REG. HEREFORD bulls for Phone 913/456-9605. SB42 JERSEY SPF Registered Duroc boars & sale, one 7 yrs., one 2 years. Sev- bred & open gilts. Serviceable eral yearlings. Klocke Brothers, FOR SALE - 1 Quarter mare, SWISS and MILKING age. We had third top pen at Randolph, Ks. Phone 785-2279, and 1 Arabian mare, both sor- SHORTHORN COWS & the Kansas State University testWaterville. x42 rel. Three & four years old. L. HEIFERS station spring test of 1968. Aver- Dalinghaus, Axtell, Ks., on 36 DAIRY SUPPLIES age daily gain 2.20, feed effic-FOR SALE - Registered Angus Highway. Phone 736-2957. SB42 Financing available - up to iency 2.34 lbs. per day. Reach- bulls, 14 to 26 mo. old. J. 0. War- 24 mos. ed 200 lbs. in 126 days. Our herdren, Phone 449-2432, Eskridge,WANTED TO BUY - 2 or 3 WAMEGO DAIRY SUPPLY SPECIALS is free of lice or mange. Harold Kans. x41 good Holstein milk cows. Just Your authorized dealer for: 100 head of open Holstein hei- R. Brumm, Phone CE 8-7258, fresh or to freshen soon. A. H. fers RR3, Junction City, Ks. 66441. FOR SALE - Serviceable age Carlson, Olsburg, Kans., Phone x41 purebred Hamp and Duroc DeLaval milkers 50 head Holstein heifer calves boars. Dwight Robb, Phone PO 468-3576. SB41 Clay push-button farm eqpt. CALVES! CALVES! NATIONALLY ACCREDITED 1-2241, Wakarusa. x42 REGISTERED HEREFORD Mueller Bulk Tanks We will have 400 to 500 calves SPF Hampshire and Hamp- bulls for sale; serviceable age, beef cross. 2 weeks to 450 lbs. York cross gilts. $10 per head FOR SALE - Registered Poll- clean pedigrees. Howard Miller, At our barn every week for the above market price. Galen Wie-ed Hereford bulls. Junior Brey- 1105 S. Garfield, Junction City, Stores And Service From next several months. x47 meyer, Route one, Wamego, Wamego & Sabetha, Kansas tharn, Axtell, Kans. Kansas Phone 456-9878. x44 Kans., Phone CE 8-3575. SB44 W. G. WIEBE 74 CHOICE Hereford cows withFOR SALE - Duroc sows bred FOR SALE - Registered An- For Free Estimates Call: 40 calves, rest springers. 50 for second litter. Farrow last gus bulls, 18 to 22 months, sired Phone 244-7625 choice Herefords, will calve inweek in February, first week of by M Bardoliermere K6, a ton WAMEGO 456.7200 or Summerfield, Kansas spring. 26 second calf Angus, 1 bull bred by Kansas State Uni- SABETHA AV 4.2958 calf now. 22 Angus & HerefordMarch. Fully vaccinated. Dale versity. Champion bull of two mixed cows. 1 good cow pony. Dahm, Waterville, Kans. 785- state fairs. Closely related to SPF YORKSHIRE BOARS Nearly new saddle. H. B. Saw- 2158. x42 the Powerhouse bull. Honeycutt FOR SALE yer, Latham, Kans., 67072, Tele-WANTED TO BUY -6 white Angus Farm, Blue Rapids, Ks. Yorkshire boars, Nationally ac- phone 965-2375. x41 Charolais bull calves, 400 lbs. to x44 DeLaval Clay credited SPF. Half-brothers to 600 lbs. Perry Kitsmiller, Law- the top Yorkshire boar in theFOR SALE - Duroc boars rea-rence, Kans., Route 2. SB42 i9 All Makes 1967 winter test at KSIA test dy for heavy service. Neal Good- Feed & Seed station. Our top two boars man, Barnes, Kans., Phone 2804. PUREBRED BERKSHIRES - Service & Repair made the following record. x41 Serviceable age boars, bred WANTED - Alfalfa and prai- Dairy Equipment Average daily gain2.32 2.80 REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE gilts. Open gilts. Delbert Hollin- Average backfat .93 1.08 boars, ready for service. Some ger, first farm south Lyons, rie hay. C. V. Murphy, 905 N.W. Feed efficiency 2.80 2.80 Kansas. x44 2nd, Abilene, Kans. CO 34010. full brothers to test station. Also SB42 Joe McClure Age at 200 lbs. 128 130 open gifts. Dean Funston, Abi-PUREBRED & Percentage x42 Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista HAYES B. BECK lene, Phone Buckeye 3311. Charolais bulls. Serviceable age DAIRY PELLETS, range pellets & performance tested. Adjusted andallkindsoffertilizers. Phone CE 8-6064 FOR SALE - Reg. Shorthorn 205 day weaning weight 700 lbs. Manhattan Milling Co., 107 JUNCTION CITY, KANS. bulls,12 to 18 months old. Artificially sired. Robert Siem- Pierre, Manhattan. TF Chg reds & roans. Sired by Brent- sen, Holyrood, 252-3438. x43 MEMORIALS wood Ambassador or Broadar- RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for hors- WANTED TO BUY row 7th. Glenn E. Lacy, Milton - SELLING DEC. 14th, Marshall es. Product of Key Milling Co FEEDER HOGS vale, Kansas. Phone 4274513. County Hereford Sale, Marys- Clay Center, Kans., Phone ME 40 to 100 lbs. Top prices paid. x44 ville, Kansas. 6 sons & 6 daugh- 2-2141. SBTF CEMETERY ters of M.H. Silver Mischief 12 J. D. SIMPSON FOR SALE - My cow herd and Upstream Golden Onward WANTED - ALFALFA, also MEMORIALS 130 Grant Ave., Junction City consisting of 10 Hereford and 88. Heifers are bred to M.H. Sil- prairie hay. Send price per ton Phone CE 8-3754 or CE 8-3939 38 Angus cows with fall calves. ver Fashion 12.Waldemar at your farm. P.O. Box 503, 54 Year Continuous Service 1 registered Angus bull. Walter x41 Display Located on US24 Hanke& Son,Waterville, Hutchinson, Kans. Lietz Jr., Paxico, Kans., 636-8424 785-2186. x41 East of City Limits Consigned to Marshall Co. x43 FOR SALE - Square wire -tied HEREFORD SALE FOR SALE - Eight year old bales prairie hay, 50c bale. Jack FOR SALE - 50 head of Hol- Morgan sorrel saddle horse, ap-Quinn, Wamego, Kans. x42 SCHAUBEL Sat., Dec. 14 stein & Jersey milk cows. Also proximate weight 1000lbs. MONUMENT CO., INC. At Marysville Sale Barn 400 gal. Zero bulk tank, 4 unit White feet, silver mane. Gentle, 3 bulls, sired by MH Silver Mill pipeline milker & 4 Surge walk-sound 3 yr. old Shetland, small, Automotive RR 3 Box 20 ME 2.3531 39; 1 bull and 1 heifer sired by through stalls. Call after 7:00 gentle for children. Good alfalfa Clarence Blanc, President Tootle Zato Onward 450. p.m., Phone BL 8-3067. Would bay, square bales. Jim Veal, CLAY CENTER like to sell as a unit. Donald Wilsey, Kans. 497-2255. x42 ED & ARLYN PETERSON Herpich, RR1, Herington, Ks. Trucks Phone 785-2446 x41 ONE HAMP. boar, registered, WATERVILLE, KANS. good individual sired by Expo 1967 Ford F600 chassis, 174" Cattle may be inspected GOOD 4 -year and 2 -year old 67 SCMS (also sire of Colorado wheelbase, 2 -speed axle $2595 MONUMENTS at farm prior to sale registered Angus bulls for sale.and Kansas State Fair winners) 1967 Ranger, V8, 4 -speed, with Also yearling bulls. B&Z AngusRobert M. Roberts, White City, 101/2' camper, complete $3595 LER MANHATTAN Farms, Scandia, Kansas, Phone Phone 349-2343. x42 1959 Ford 1 ton, giain & stock PERFORMANCE TES i CH 34157. x41 MONUMENT CO. NATIONALLY ACCREDI1LD racks, V8, 4-sp. $895 BULLS SAVE ON fuel costs. Propane SPF Hampshire boars & bred 1965 Chev. ton, V8, radio, FOR SALE changeover kit complete for 283 gilts. Steve Zumbrunn, Rt. 3, heater, air cond. $1595 nth J. J. BEAUDET Chev. V8 including 54 gal. tank. Junction City, Kans. 66441, CE 15W Office and Display See our large ad in sale section $200. 485-2570, Riley, Kans. Ideal 8-6610. x44 ipt. C0' 123 No. 3rd of this issue of Grass & Grain for pickup. x41 Long -McArthur, Inc. for details. FOR SALE - Three Angus 0172 Office Phone Res. Phone bulls, reg., serviceable ages. Mo- Ford -Lincoln-Mercury AMSTEIN BRED DUROC GILTS to sell )VE A, Nov., Dec. & Jan. SPF, nation- dern growthy types. C. G. Wag-340 N. Santa Fe Salina, Kans. PR 8-5137 PR 84978 HEREFORD RANCH ally accredited. Phil Adrian, ner, TA 7-6263, 929 S. Santa Fe, 2IMPL MANHATTAN, KANS. Clifton, Kansas Moundridge 345-6469. SB42 Salina, Kans. x42 TA 3-2237

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USED TRUCKS &WAGONS 320 ACRE Only Skaggs grain & stock 320 acre farm, FA1111 These Trucks 1966 Ford F350, modemL, sides, V8, 4 -speed,30,000 mi. improvements- $1601:1 (FORD) SELLS radio, wide 320 acre farm, Are Priced ToSell 1963 F100 6, 3-spd., ment - $145sothe long bed per acre o6 61 A-1 UsedCars 1964 F100 6, 3 -speed,radio, wide USE 1965 Chevrolet 1/2 ton8' Fleet - See KennedyReal transmis- long bed 11 NEW 1968's side pickup, 4 -speed IN MANHATTAN wide East 2nMate 40: PRICED TO SELL sion, overloads, radioOnly& heat- 1968 Dodge V8, 4 -speed, FRANKFORT,d St 1 66 JD $1495 long bed, one owner, A-1 Milo Summers,Kos pTO, 23. er 1968 Fairlane 500Fastback, V8, low 40 1968 Galaxie 500, V8, air cond., automatic trans., R&H,pow- 1964 Fairlane V8, std. trans., saiesei' 1 66 J power steering 1962 Chevrolet 4 -wheeldrive er steering. Local oneowner. mileage, one owner pTO,D18, pickup, 6 cyl., free wheeling left. 1968 Falcon V8, air, radio W 164 JD 30 1968 Galaxie 500 4 dr. HT, air hubs, an excellent buy forthe Still new car warranty 1964 Pontiac V-8, aut., PS,PB, cond., V8, power strg. tough going, only .... $1295 $2895 radio, air, one owner, good FARMS -RANCHEs.Estt 160JD 72 1968 Galaxie 500, PS, V8, aut. 1968 Fairlane 4 dr. sedan,V8, au- Sold at Auction front, PI 1959 Chevrolet 1/2 ton 61/2' Fleet - or Private 59 Ford; 1968 Fairlane 500 2 dr. HT fast- tomatic trans., R&H, p-strg., Treaty side pickup, 6-cyl. with 4 -speed factory air. New carwarranty Wamego Motors speed tr back, V-8, aut. transmission, overload springs $3045 GENE WATSoN 1 NAA Ju Only $495 left LAND & LIVESTocloo. DEMONSTRATORS condition, 1968 Country Sedan,dual facing 456-9567 Auctioneers 1 57IHC 1959 Chevrolet 61/2' Stepside trans., R& Realtors 1968 LTD Demo., air, PS, PB, rear seats, V8, aut. 25 N. Walnut,Hutchinson, power st 390, 6000 miles pickup, V8 engine, 4 -speed H, p-strg., p -brakes,factory transmission, overload springs car war- Office Phone316/6644 1 61 MM 1\1 Only $495 air. Like new. New WAMEGO, KANSAS new tire: 1968 Mustang, air, PS, V8, aut., $3795 DOUG' WILDIN316/66N M 10,000 ranty left 1 61 MM 1958 Chevrolet % ton 8' Fleet - V8, tires, cal 1968 Torino 2 dr. HT, air, PS, 1968 Mustang 2-dr. hardtop, GMC W 1 DAM G side pickup, V-8 engine, 4-spd. aut. trans., R&H, p-strg., new V8, aut., 5000 miles transmission, overloads, radio $2595 TRUCKS looks ne 1968 Torino 2 dr., air, PS, V8, and heater Only $595 car warranty left SOME FARMS 1 64 Case aut. 1/2 Ton - 60 Ton JUST wide fro 6500 miles 1967 Mustang 2-dr. V8, Modern hog 7( 1958 Chevrolet 61' Fleetside trans., R&H, p-strg., newcar Sales & Service Dickinson County,ranch, centr4 1 56 JD USED CARS pickup, V-8 engine, hydramat- warranty left $2195 TRI-COUNTY MOTORS ties for 100 brood has fael PTO ic transmission, radio, heater, sows and. 160 AC D1 carry pigs to packer 1965 Ford F100, LWB, 4 -speed, deluxe cab Only $695 BUY NOW & SAVE 307 N. 3rd MANHATTAN size, PTO, 3 6 cyl. ed on 80A good land, with M 1959 Ford 61/2' Styleside pickup, good water supply,Has 1963 Ford F100, LWB, 6 cyl. 6 -cylinder,3 -speed column OPEN EVENINGS modern home. Can 1965 Chev. 1/2 ton, 4 -speed, 6 cyl. shift,overloadsprings BANK RATE FINANCING Real Estate on contract with be bat 1 66 Hessl Only $495 payment. small dcris swather, 1966. Ford F100 % ton, 4 speed, 1 65 JD 95 160A south edgeClay 1 60 JD 55 V8, LWB 1956 Universal Jeep 4x4 with REAL ESTATE has 147A farmland, 1966 Mustang, V8, aut., air cond. cab $695 Skaggs (Ford) Motors consen4 hauled -Auctions work done. 161 MF 82 1963 Ford Falcon wagon Your Transportation Sales . 80A north of Talmage, 14 154 JD 55 Headquarters MARVIN COTTRELL, 1964 Chev. Impala OBERMEYER grass, good water, balategvi 157 MF 92 "Where Customers Send salesman farmland, pricedvery 'tut Used ElDorado campers 11 Their Friends" ARMON BOSSE able. 1963 Ford Galaxie, 4 dr., 8, aut. 2nd & Houston Realtor 80A northeast Abilene, West( o 1963 Chev. Corvair Monza Phone PR 8-3525 Your listings appreciated farmland, conservationtz 2256 S. MANHATTAN, KANSAS ONAGA, KANSAS pleted. WIC 1 used Eldorado 14' camping Marvin Obermeyer, Owner We have a number of trailer Ph. BL 8-2255 Open to 9 p.m. good farms. 1939 Chevrolet four -door HERINGTON, KANSAS Fulmer Real Estate Carryover '68, Brand New WILSON REAL ESTAlt CATHERINE J FULMER Phone 263-2400 FORD SALES & SERVICE REALTOR ABILENE, KANS, StenbergMotors MUST MAKE ROOM FOR 1969 Office 456-7696 NEW TRUCK TRADE-INS Res. 456-9281 Ph. 446-3532 Clyde, Ks. 66938 LARGE STOCK OF TRUCKS 1962 Chev. % ton, 4 -speed, LWB, WAMEGO Chang FARM TRUCKS overloads $1095 1962 Chevy 60 - hoist, 1314' 1964 Chev. % ton, V8, LWB, 3 1962 Ford F100, LWB, 6 cyl., 4 - SALINA box speed speed, completely recond. HD FARMS FOR SALE 1962 Chevy 60, hoist, 151/4' box 1965 Chev. 80 Series tractor, air, springs & overloads $1095 1.W are n; 1962 Chevy 60, hoist, 15' box 409 engine, 5 -speed, 2 -speed Very well improved 660 acres our new 10 1961 Chevy 70, hoist, 151/2' box $3250 1951 Ford 2 ton, bed & hoist, 2 - with beautiful 3 bedroom all cific. Howe 1960 Chevy 70, hoist, 16'4" box 1960 Chev. 1/2 ton, L box, 6 cyl., speed, top mech. cond. $1195 modern bungalow, nearly new, lot of thing 1961 Ford 600, hoist, 131/2' box 4 speed $695 1951 Ford F500 1% ton, near has full basement, all nearly 1961 Ford 700, hoist, 151/2' box new motor, good Giant bed, new outbuildings, including 7500 JD 55 combine, 1960 model With Cas 1961 Ford 600, hoist, 15' box 1966 Chev. 1/2 ton pickup, SWB, Heil hoist, good farm work bu. new oxygen free granary, JD 55 combine, 1959 model we are givir 1960 Ford 600, hoist, 15' box 6 cyl., 3 speed, 33,000 miles, truck $1195 350 cultivated, balance excellent JD 55 combine, 1961 model in our 9 -yea 1960 Ford 750, hoist, 151/2' box extra good $1395 grass, at $104,000, with 10 yr. JD 55 combine, 1968 model 1955 Ford 1 ton, 4 -speed, SWB, contract, 6% interest (on oil MH 44 gas, new paint Special 1961 Ford 700 chassis, 102" CA1965 Chev. tractor, tandem, 80 PLUS no f equipped to pull trailer hous- road) JD 60 gas, power steering 1962 Chevy 60 chassis, 84"-102" series, 409 engine, 5 -speed, 2 - the season cab to axle speed, Strato-air ,extra good es. Dual wheels $595 JD 4010 dsl., 3 pt., new paint Improved 240, modern home, JD 830 dsl., new tires sireto red 50 other Dumps - Chevy - $5750 1963 F100 Styleside, heavy duty plenty good outbuildings, half December Ford - IHC - Dodge. All units springs & overloads .. $1175 IHC 45() dsl., TA, live PTO ever to bu 1960 Trail -Mobile 37' grain trail- cultivated, half grass. On con- dsl.,completely ow have 5 speed, 2 speed er $1995 1966 Ford % ton, big 6, 4-spd., tract at $36,000 JD 80n needs. HD springs, rear bumper AMES 1957 American 38' platform Nicely improved 640, modern JD 730 dsl., PS, electric din Our larg $2250 1957 Ford F-600,2 -speed rear home, abundant outbuildings, 2 JD 55 combines, 1958 and is included CHEVROLET CO. axle, 4-spd., V8 engine, with 1 JD 95 combine, 1962 model AC 316 - 647-3251 1957 Ford 1/2ton, 6 cyl., 3-sp., excellent cattle feeding setup, JD 3010 gas, 3 pt., 190 rea MOLINE, KANS. 67353 SWB $295 bed. Was $1495. NOW $1395 250 grass, balance cultivated, mostly level ,fertile plow land, JD 3020 gas, 3 pt. OUR N 1963 Ford 1/2ton, V8, 3 sp., 1967 Ford % ton V8, 4-spd., JD 2010 gas 3 pt., 1961 model rear bumper, WB, heavy dutywith very liberal contract at 3 pt., 1962 roodel Pre -Christmas LWB, real clean $945 price of $128,000. Has 110 wheat springs ggasas, Es3 t1.,96719 COME Specials 1965 Chev. tractor tandem, 80 and 170 feed grain. 806 gas series, 409 engine, sleeper cab, STOP AND LOOK .. . on our 1962 JD 40: 1966 Mustang, Stock No 8038A lot at 3rd and Walnut. Unimproved 250 acre river 1961 JD 40: 1949 IH 1% ton, SWB, 10' box bottom farm. 240 acres cultivat- 1960 JD 73( $1395 Cars for $195. to $95 CO. and hoist, 4 -speed $695 ed, lays level. Has 3 good irri- Salina1029 Impl. 1958 J D820 1965 Ford 2 dr., Stock No. 8100A 1962 Chev. 2 ton, 5-sp., 2-sp, V8, gation wells. This is an out- Box TA 3fl 1958 JD 720 $1150 pony axle, dump $2450 standingirrigated farm at 1958 IHC 3; O'Connor $105,000. SALINA,KANPShAS. equipped 1964 Buick wagon, Stock No. 1948 Ford 11/2 ton chassis, it 898A $1195 runs $145 Ford -Mercury Call collect for appointment. 1963 Chev. 1/2 ton, SWB $795 Cougars, Mercuries, Mustangs, Sale 1964 Gleane 1963 Rambler wagon, Stock No. 1958 JD No 8100B $750 Ford Cars and A-1 used cars Kvasnicka Realty of DemoTracto 1955 JDNo. Melton Motor Co., Inc. and trucks. 1951 Gleaner 1963 Olds Stock No. 823B $850 BL 8-2281 HADDAM, KANSAS OLIVER 1963 Buick 2 dr., Stock No 838A 16th and M Sts.JA 7-2201 109 Walnut HERINGTON Phone FR 6-2874 1650.195 OTHER 1850 - 1750 No. 27 Inc $775 BELLEVILLE Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor These carry fullwarrant!' into they 12 & 14ft. u Alice J. Kvasnicka, Secretary waiver of interest t trail 12' Krause 1962 Ambassador Stock No. ttrhaect lo or; g.e s 813B $395 trh. DR168JD d one above RB1610drill csEvaottri FARMS FOR SALE Usedspring Manhattan Motors 1967 Ford F-100 6 cyl., custom 160, lays nice, nearly all tillable A realdeal 311317 Houston PR 8-3537 cab, SWB 120 grass, 2 ponds Case8U0OSEDproEpQanUr Conditioners Used Car Lot 214 Houston TRUCKS 240 improved, modern home, 126 196m7atmic.CAndieesextlra1206good BUICK FOR 1957 Chev. 1/2 ton aut., radio, real1967 Ford F-250, % ton, LWB broke, balancegrass. Sell onDu-All manurespreader, w' clean contract heaviest in theindustl, Blandi: 50 YEARS 1967 GMC 3 ton 6 cyl., 4sp., e SB, low mileage, 7000 miles 240,fair improvements, 170 No. 50GrainOVator MANHATTAN, KANSAS 1966 Chev. % ton 6 cyl., 4-sp., broke, lays nice LWB, 16,000 miles, one owner, dsl+ like new cond. 1965 GMC V6 1/2 ton, 4-sp., LWB 160, improved,on highway near 1966wIHC 806 tractor, TRUCK HEADQUARTERS Clay Center, 30 1967 IHC 2 ton, V8, 4-spd., 2 spd., 1965 IHC 1 ton, V8 engine, 4- grass, balance standard tractor, 1966 Ford % ton, 4 -speed, V8, speed trans., 10' grain body terraced & lays good Olivergood axle, radio, 17' fold down hang LWB, custom cab stock racks, one owner, good with rack, dual wheels 160, new home & goodoutbuild- 2 used Nu -Waybale tires, reasonably priced. ings, 40 acres lowground. Will 1963 Chevrolet 60 Series 2 ton, make good home. Thueninits,cse11124tawointerwrs 6 cyl., 2 speed, will carry 16' 1966 Chev. 1/2 ton, V8, 3 speed, with; box air cond., LWB, ex. tires McComas Motors Call for appointment withoutEQuip 1966. Chev. 1 ton, dual wheel, 240 West 6th CH 3-3634 9' fold down box Kane' Myers Motor Co. LEO CHAPMAN (pronouced es CONCORDIA, KANSAS Koehn all FARM 1966 Chev. 2 ton, 2 -speed, V8, tor cabs for BINS, AUG - will carry 16' box CHEVROLET - PONTIAC Real Estate & Investments price installed - - CADILLAC - WANTED- INDUSTRIAL en- mixer-grille Phone gine. Prefer Ford 425 Anthony ClayCenter, Ks. 65MX Gehl or wri 562-2383 562-2384 or Hercules, Siebe's Repair 6 cylinders. Statecondition and Phone ME 2-2077 Pillt MARYSVILLE, KANSAS price. Wayne E. Neel, Waylan Southern Nebraska's largest town, Kans. James- LINDQUIST x42 TRADE: 360AFARM truck dealer. Distributor of FOR SALE - 1954 Chev. 2 ton, TA34451 ?hot.' Schwartz bodies and hoists - rebuilt, $300. 1960 Chev. 1/2 FOR SALE- 1967 IH 4 -wheel FOR PASTURE ton, drive pickup, % - n'ashingto )ealers wanted $350. Elmer Schmidt, Peabody, ton, V8 engine,Bottom cropland,upland pas- N Telephone 402 424-2670 Kansas, Phone 316-367-2267. good tires, 20,000miles. Hurleyture, good buildings. Breech, FR 4-2641, Broker, Manhattan,F. Falter, JANSEN, NEBR. x41 Howard, Ks. Kans., JE 1101SAS x41 94572. SALINA, WICHITA Tractors A GOOD OFFERING WE HAVE TRACTORS tE AT LEONARDVILLE Hesston row harvesters for milo 1965 JD 3020 gas, low hours, AIN INTEREST FREE TIL 3-1-69 1964 JD 4020 dsl., pwr. shift, for all combines wide front moderii,, 1964 Deere 4020, overhauled, fully equipped, 2100 hrs. Milo guards for all combines 1965 JD 3020 gas, low hours $160 t8 2300 hours 1963 F504 3 point, 2000 hrs. Bean pickup guards for all com- 1953 JD 60, good )e80rillegel'N44. 1961 Deere 4010, turbo, over- 1961 F460D FH, fully equipped bines 1954 JD 70, good shape acre - hauled 1952 FSM, 2 way hyd., new tires, Crust buster field cultivators Y Real r' 1967 Deere 3020 gas, like new A-1 shape Bale loaders MH 33 tractor, new sleeves & rat, USED TRACTORS 1963 Deere 3010 diesel, 2400 hrs. 1951 WD6, std treads Brady & Sun Master stalk pistons 1962 IHC 460 gas, wide front 1968 Honda 350 5 -speed, like shredders ) id 1 66 JD 4020 dsl., 3 pt., dual HD, COMBINES ers,itT PTO, 23.1x30 tires 1956 IHC 400 gas, wide front, new FREE INTEREST 1 66 JD 4020 dsl., 3 pt. dual HD, clean 1956 Ford 1/2ton pickup, 4-spd., 1958 Gleaner A, 12 ft. PTO, 18.4x34 tires 1955 IHC 300 gas, utility V8, priced to sell On Tractors - Combines MH 80, 12 ft. 1 64 JD 3020D, wide front, 3 pt., 1958 Massey 65 low utility IHC 101 combine, 10', complete- Balers Till Spring PTO 1958 JD 720 dsl., overhauled ly overhauled 1958 JD 45 with cab & pickup cltEs.EsT 1 60 JD 730 RC D, 3 pt., wide 1956 JD 60 with LPTO, PS JD 55 combine, 12' TRACTORS reel t Auetiob ATS front, PTO, real clean 1960 JD 630 with 3 pt., very clean1956 Allis pull type 66, ready to JD 4020 diesel - JD 3010 diesel ate The 1 59 Ford 871 gas with Selecto- go JD 70 dsl. MISCELLANEOUS speed trans. $1500 COMBINES 1956 Allis pull type 66, ready for IH 424 - like new JD 100 12' pull chisel plow WATsiDN Interest Free Til 4-1-69 :VETocx 1 NAA Jubilee Ford in good field IN, cab, with flail mower Used JD 227 corn picker condition $750 1965 Massey 410 with 16' head 22-101 corn head for 101 combine Twin-draulic loader, fits a MF Realtors 1 57 IHC 400 gas, fast hitch, 1966 Baldwin C -II with cab, pick- No. 412 IH FH, 4x14, semi-mtd. Hutchinson power steering, PTO up reel, chopper plow 30 & 35 tractor V. Kansas Farm Mchy. to 316/%3 ;141 1 61 MM M5 LP, dual hyd., PTO, 1963 Massey Super 92 with 14' IH 540 4-16 steerable plow Heavy duty Twin-draulic loader, new tires head No. 311 IH FH 3x14 plow CE 3-1374 fits MF 85 & 90 tractors )IN 316/662. 1 61 MM M5 dsl., hyd., PTO, new 1962 Deere 55 with PS, 14' head F125 JD 3 pt. 3x16 plow 1 Used loader, fits AC WD & tires, cab 1961 Deere 55 with PS, 14' bar MH 3x14 3 pt. plow West 24 WD 45 tractor 1 MM G VI, LP, hyd., PTO, 1954 Deere 55 with new engine IH 20' 401 springtooth, Noble 3 at Goodyear looks new 1957 Deere 45 with 10' bar, pt. carrier with folding wings TOPEKA (S JUST 1 64 Case 630 dsl., 3 pt,. HD, clean Horndraulic curved boom loader Frankfort Impl. ranch, wide front $2200 1952 Deere 55 with 12' bar Sargent loader tufty, has 1 56 JD 70 LP, power steering, 1959 IHC 151 with rebuilt en- IH 103 PTO spreader BUILDINGS & BINS PTO $1150 gine Kelly Ryan PTO spreader We offer Sales, Erection & cod sows amil, 1 60 AC D17 LP, power steering, JD 100 bu. 2-whl. spreader 913 292-4458 packer size, MISCELLANEOUS IH No. 10 16x8 grain drill with Service for Lci land, PTO, 3 pt. $2100 with e Ask about free finance on below comb. grain & fert., rubber BS&B Agri -Systems; Drying - APPlY Has ma MACHINERY Papec 2 row field cutter press Storage and Handling Systems Can be bout 2 wheeled JD 851 rake IH No. 51 ensilage wagon FRANKFORT, KANS. 4th small 166 Hesston 500 14' auger "Feed Hive" -- Sealed Storage del; swather, like new 12' IHC 37 wheel disk IH No. 550 field cutter, 2 -row "Bacon Bin" - Hog Confinement 165 JD 95 19' combine 5 section wheel spring tooth head edge Clay Star Steel Buildings Special Prices Cez-, 60 JD 55 14' combine, over- 10' Schaefer wheel disk IH No. 350 field cutter, single consen Number of JD springtooth sec- row head Ames Irrigation hauled tie 50 MILES FREE DELIVERY 161 MF 82 12' combine .. $1800 tions IH No. 47 wire baler M -C Continuous Dryers )1 Talmage FB168A grain drill with rubberIHC No. 47 twine tie baler 11' AC wheel disc .... $677.57 IQ 154 JD 55 14' combine .. $900 ater, balan' 157 MF 92 14' combine .. $1300 presses IH 45T baler 1955 AC WD 45, new tires, ov- 1"ed very New pickup attachments for 275 IH self propelled windrower North Central Steel erhauled, A-1 shape .... $1295 lease:. No. 6 & No. 12 field cutters Dempster 4 row lister, rotary Several chicken house spreaders moldboards Irrigation, Inc. AC 30 6 -row cult. $768.68 ast Abilene, Western Impl. Co. Couple good used JD mowers No. 58 6 row IH planter Fert. conversion kit for 4-6 row ieervation P.O. Box 141 913 392-2077 cob 2256 S. West St. WH 34261 Case 3 point 5' rotary mower Bee Gee 760 hyd. controlled AC 500 planter, incl. fert. & WICHITA, KANS. Deere 4 row wheel type rotary scraper, 5 yd., with hyd. pump MINNEAPOLIS, KANSAS bar ext. $248.13 number of ode lister with fert. Check us for prices on Grain-O- New 68 combines, all models, Several JD 2 row rotary listers Vator & Hampton feed wag- BE SURE TO SEE ready to go 36' Deere hay & grain elevator ons THESE IN WICHITA ZEAL ESTATE Vahsholtz with boot feeder USED EQUIPMENT "Continental Pitch Fork" round1966 4000 Ford gas tractor, 1300 e 26120 Impl. Co. F120 Deere 4x16 & 3x16 mtd. bale loader 1958 AC D-17 with loader $2495 NE, KANS, plows hrs. 201 West Pacific Allis 7' PTO rake Waiver Of Interest On Used & 1966 D-17 IV AC diesel, loaded, Financing available with nor- TA 54521 224WS Deere baler, 1966 New Machinery. Early Traders 700 hours mal down payments - up to 5 SALINA 46T IHC PTO baler, twine Bonus On New Equipment. 1960 Ford Major diesel, over- year terms on new tractors, 55W baler, IHC, with PTO & hauled combinesandimplements - wire no carrying charges till 1969 Change of Location 66 New Holland baler Kendall Garage 1965 Papec 35A cutter with 2 - No. 3 Massey twine baler, slick row and direct cut header, crop season. SO - if you want iLINA & Implement clean to buy new farm equipment - Sale 24' Crust Buster with levelers See us LAST. behind. Phone 293-5661 1965 Model E Gleaner 13', extra We are now doing business at17' Kewanee foldover disk clean our new location, 201 West Pa- 2 -row fertilizer attachment for LEONARDVILLE, KANS. r cific. However, we still have a lister $49 Hinkle's Impl. Co. kit of things to move. Deere 4 row weeder, pull type 12' Shredders Bundy Equipment 1966 JD 215A windrower, auger 15' Shredder 942 S. West St. WH 2-7261 te, 1960 model With Case company's help, type, excellent EA 5-2334 le, 1959 model we are giving the longest trades Good Used Plows WICHITA, KANSAS ie, 1961 model in our 9 -year history. 2 -Bottom MACS -COUUMSAS le, 1968 model SHOUSE 3 -Bottom' Lw paint Special factory discounts FARMALL 450 WASHINGTON, KANS. wer steering PLUS no finance charges until Good Used Combines. the season of use PLUS our de- .s,zxat 39334ftia IMPL. CO. F450 tractor with new tires & 3 pt., new did sire to reduce inventory make Good Used Tractors paint, recently completely new tires December the BEST MONTH Abilene, Kans. Lawn and Garden overhauled $1850 DAUER TA, live PTO ever to buy your equipment Equipment 1650D, new head, good tires :Lompletely or. needs. Store CO 3-3051 Your Service Center $1450 IMPLEMENT CO. Ed Shouse CO 3-1066 6 row IH runner type .... $325 PS, electric:_ Our large used inventory Ron Shouse CO 34515 We Rent, Sell and Lease 1967 International 1100-B truck bins, 1958 roes is included in this sale. Farm & Industrial Equipment with power steering and air )ine, 1962 model, conditioning 3 pt., 1963 ao REMEMBER SEE THESE Valley Equipment IH No. 20C field cutter 3 pt. OUR NEW LOCATION AT LONGHOFER'S Henry Sales IH No. 50 field cutter with 2 pt., 1961 mak, 5-12 Blair feed wagons .... $695 Phone 913 row crop attachments 3 pt., 1962 rol) 170 bu. Blair feed wagon $795 & Service, Inc. 1965 Cub Cadet 100 with 38" 3 pt, 1959 COME AND SEE US , 4x10 Blair feed wagon, like new E. Hwy. 24 AC 7-2396 mower RS; 1967 r°1 1962 JD 4010 LP RC, 3 pt. $624 1967 McCormick 201 windrower, 1961 JD 4010 dsl., std., recond. Grain-O-Vatcr No. 30 feed wagon 14', auger platform r 1960 JD 730 dsl. RC, 3 pt. 125 bushel $675 ACrokN&Meriden Rd. LINDSBORG, KANSAS 1958 J D820 dsl., dual hyd. Case Helix 90 bu. auger wagon, 1964 McCormick F-806 gas trao, ..2.445.08 FL 4-7641 tor Ph. TA 1.5 1958 JD 720 gas RC, wide front like new $349 SALE OR TRADE 1958 IHC 350 util. gas., fully Davis loader, fits Ford $249 1951 John Deere MT with Touch- No. 31 IH manure loader KANSAS 611C equipped 1965 Model Case 430 industrial TOPEKA, KANSAS IH No. 60 3-16 plow, nearly new loader tractor, has 3 point, o-Matic and following imple- COMBINES ments: plow, lister, cultivator. McCormick No. 311 3-16 plow like new $2995 A-1 USED TRACTORS Near new tires, good condition1940 Farmall M with factory LP End Sale 1964 Gleaner C -II, 16' combine 1966 Model 930 Case, 1200 hrs. 1967 1850 gas, wide front 1958 JD No. 55, 14' with cab $5450 D14 Allis Chalmers, above aver- gas 1967 1550 gas, wide front age condition, wide front 10Tracto 1955 JD No. 55, 14' 3 Blair 170 bu. feed wagons at 1963 1600 gas, wide front 1941 M tractor 1951 Gleaner, 14' closeout $1095 1962 McCormick 46T twine baler 1962 1800 gas with cab, motor 1947 IHC H tractor, new paint, LIVER OTHER MACHINERY 1966 John Deere PTO silage overhauled 1650 0 blower $299 1959 560D, engine overhauled Tuns good, complete with No. 27 IHC baler - 14T JD baler1959 D-17 Allis tractor .. $1875 front end loader $450 Falun fullwarraolill 12 & 14 ft. used wheel discs 1949 G JD, 3 pt. 00. Close-out, Schafer 14' wheel 1966 525 combine 1947 IHC B tractor, new rear :erect into 12' Krause oneway with keel disc, 20" blades $965 IHC 10'9" disc, sealed bearings tires, new paint, runs good the longest DR168 JD drill wiith fert. New Case 5-16 heavy duty A ser- New Landell chisel plows$300 $195 Phone 1011 tractors. RB1610 drill ies plow $999 Used springtooth & carrier New Case 4-14 heavy Series A 3 Dempster anhydrous applica- 1949 IHC M, new pistons and Falun is located 20 miles EQUIPMENT tors sleeves, 13" rubber, new paint southwest of Salina A real deal on Balers & Mower - plow $845 $895 pane,newer{ Conditioners. Stop & see us soon Late model Case 14' wheel disc good !xtra $495 DUANE LUND !sel 1206 Peschel Bros. USED New Case 5 bottom 14" mounted Phone 293-5677 respreader, Blanding Impl. Co. plow $975 NEW LOCATION 1965 C -II Gleaner w/ cab, 18 -ft. Indust'''. LEONARDVILLE, KS. the We have several 930 & 1030 1967 Baldwin A -II, 14' n-O-Vator tractors left. You can save from 400 Center BELOIT, KANS. $600 to $1000 over next year's INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS: 314 IHC fast hitch plow 562-2377 tractor, PE 8-3066 prices. Tractors - 1963 John Deere 10' AC wheel disc 3010 gas RC, reconditioned. 10' IH wheel disc idardtractor, MARYSVILLE, KANS. 1959 JD 730D. 1959 Case 900. LONGHOFER 1963 MF 35. 10 others. Com- 3 -pt. New Holland mower bines - 1964 A -II, 1960, 1959, Used 3 & 4 bottom snap coupler ay bale11/ Complete THREE NH3 Applicators, 300 plows Lt winter Prittf, SUPPLY CO. gal. tank, Flo-Trol, 15' tool bar, 1958, 1952 (walker - hydraulic & 806 will Line Of J. I. Case & A -C spring coil shanks (9). These variable) Baldwin. 1958 No. 95. 12' Krause wheel disk ithoutcab. Phone EV 2-2620 applicators are 6 years old. For 1958, 1953 No. 55s. 1959 Allis SP Behlen Steel MARION, KANS. more information call Holton 100. 1956 Massey 90. 6 cheaper F,'QUIPMVr) SP's. Cab for 95. Snowco feeder Cuba Impl. Co. FARM BUILDINGS, Co-op, Holton, Kans., Phone 913 Duced ,,,AtEatieee. x42 wagon. New, used Hesston Crop BINS, AUGER EQUIPMENT GOOD USED PARTS 364-3161. Savers. Davis loader. Nickel or all Tractors,Combines & Farm Brothers, Buhler, Kansas. x41 Phone 4F 7 led .."er Phone or write Mike Wayland at Machinery. We buy wrecked or FOR SALE - 1968 269W New nixer41101 Holland baler with thrower, 411:11 burned late model tractors &like new, and 8'x16'x7' wagonFOR SALE - 11' hydraulic A....us-ovm*a Cuba, Kans. f farm machinery. with hoist. Wanted - 4 or 6 control chisel plow, GMC 671, JIST 11\1 Wayland Const. Co. North 81 Tractor Salvage row rear mounted Case culti- power unit, radiator to clutch. 1964 CASE CK diesel, 18.4x34 Phone EA 5-2134 Route 1 PR 2-5491 vator.Edward Taphorn, RR3, Vogler Bros., Waterville, 785- duals, 2200 hrs., excellent condition. Miltonvale 427-2896. x42 TA 3'551 Washington, Kansas66968 SEDGWICK, KANS. 67135 Marysville, Kans. x42 2578 afier 8 p.m. x42 ft : rA,KOS° D TO 13 goyiVc K TRACTORS Clifton, COMBINES Ctrs &Diesel 1967 5000 Ford, 868hours hrs., LPTO, Zi Close -Out Bargains 1962 John Deere Model40, 10', 1968 3000 Ford, 358 OLE ready Shop Service power steering wood bat% Misc. new repair parts for IH sharp little machine, LPTO don. Ivan trucks, tractors & farm equip- for field. 1966 3000 Ford, 581 hrs., 1968 Ford 3400 1966 JD 95 13' with cab,23" tires MOST up-to-date service & power steering with loader EV 2-20,34 ment. These items were missed 1966Ford 5000diesel, when we returned our stock to 1962 JD 55, 12', powersteering shop in our area 1962 1010 John Deere strg. power PS 1958 Case 310 backhoe& loader SA International. 62 JD 55, 13', with cab, Complete diesel testingequip- backhoe 1966 Ford 4000 rifle,LEStan] 57 JD 55, 14', PS major- 1962 Ford 4000 diesel, 1966 Ford 3000gas, LPTO All above items will be offered 59 JD 45, 12', with cab ment to take care of the & loader gas, 4 spd, Kans. at 1/2 price or 50% off current ity of tractors. 1952 WD Allis with 3pt. hitch 1966 Ford 3000gas LPTO retail prices. 58 JD 45, 10' & 1963 Ford 6000 Selecto SALE - 57 JD 45 10' Boring bars, line boring ma- 1949 8N Ford, overhauled 1962 Ford Diesel all lengths. Engine oil & transmission lube 57 JD 55 12' chine, welding, electrical, acety- painted 5000 dieselLpro d $1.05 per gal. and 1962 Ford 6000Selectodies a-ic motor, In 5 gal. cans lene. 1947 9N Ford, overhauled 3" flooring In quarts $1.10 per gal 1961 Ford 871 Selecto diesell Ha TRACTOR painted 1960 Allis D17 diesel, sel e Bruna, Valve equipment, rod align- 1951 8N Ford, backhoe& front powe 7-265 MACHINERY 1965 IHC 806 dsl. 1960 Ford 841 r st ne ED ment tools. blade gas, 0/Utrans 1964 IH F706G tractor, fully 64 JD 4020 dsl. 1960 FPM diesel LPTO 6r, Competent factory trained per- 1947 H Farmall 1959 Ford 841 yrED equipped, very good rubber, 61 JD 4010 dsl. sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, 1949 TO 20 Ferguson gas 4 speed diggr.Ste recond., like new appearance 59 JD 630 gas 1959 FPM diesel LPTO eapolis, Kal & condition, 3 pt. hitch$4250 58 JD 620 gas electrical and general mechan- 1950 Case DC 1959 Ford 841 diesel ical work. 1947 C Allis Chalmers 5 Will consider smaller tractor 63 JD 2010 gas 1958 John Deere 720diesel SALE - trade-in with 2 or 3 pt. hitch 61 JD 2010 gas USED MACHINERY 1952 Massey 55 std.diesel 'Phone Hot 1967 New IH No. 312 semi-mtd. 57 IHC 450 gas BOWMAN 10' Ford 3 pt. disc Ford 8N,good shape St. George. 3x16 2 -point plow, Super Chief57 IHC 450 dsl Farm Impl. & Truck Co. IHC 9'10" wheel disc 1950 Case Model DC bottoms, trip beams, sealed 57 Ford 800 Dearborn 3 pt. single disc 1948 Massey 30row crop brg. coulters, never used $550 53 Ford with Davis loader 240 East Eighth 6' Dearborn 3 pt. blade 1948 IHC M diesel 1958 IH No. 141 combine, 14',Approx. 25 more tractors to JUNCTION CITY, KANS. 2-14 Dearborn 3pt.plow 1946 Ford 9N, overhauled DE recond., new feeder chain, cyl.choose from. We have approxi- Superior loader for 4000 tractor 1940 IHC M Farmall bars & concaves. Above aver- mately $100,000 worth of ma- 344 Dearborn plow USED BALERS ACH DAY age condition & appearance chinery to be at substantial 3-14 AC plow AND WINDROWERS $1000 discount before Nov. 1. 3-14 Ferguson plow All these items are shedded BMB 7' trail type mower 1963 NH 271 PTO twine IS COSTIN at our building. TRACTORS Fury 80H rotary cutter 1966 NH 275 PTO twine Farmers Union 3-14 IHC pull plow 1957 John Deere 14Ttwine 1965 MF No. 65 dsl. tractor, likeDavid Bradley garden tractor & 1958 Case 130 mtr, twine Kuhn Impl., Inc. Hdw. & Implement new, less than 1000 hours machinery 1955 NH S66 mtr. twine $2800 5 ft. Inco box scraper 1961 NH 14' 900 windrower Phone OW 64411 verett Hoobler 1948 JD B w/ cult. $375 1965 Ford 612 forage hare, $2300 John Deere pull -type disc DURING and OW 6-4305 1962 MF 65 Dieselmatic AC pull -type disc 1959 IHC 36 forage hare, Mgr. 1951 LA Case $450 1954 Allis forage harv. Bargain I Highway 4 Gypsum, Kans. IHC 3 pt. springtooth Ph. 437-2913 3 pt. Dearborn single disc 1953 Papec forage harv, HESSTON SWATHERS 1967 Ford 908 rotary mower HERINGTON 3 pt. Dearborn single disc USED ST. MARYS, KANS. 1962 Hesston 260, 14' $1800 Blackhawk side delivery rake 1966 Ford 907 flail mower John Deere 3 pt. mower 16' Boat d Interest Waived COMBINES McPherson With 700 Men 1959 MF No. 82 14' combine, M. B. Salisbury Co. USE NOW - PAY LATER good shape $2800 Tractor Company 1963 Harley Motor( 1955 MH Super 90, 14' . . $1100 "Ford Tractor USED TRACTORS Tractors CE 3-7411 - 1961 Oliver No. 25 12' $1600 LTRACTORS New Holland Dealer' 1966 AC D-17 gas Demonstrated A -C 180 diesel, Ph. CH 1.2900, McPherson, It 1966 IHC 806 diesel 1963 Oliver No. 9 corn head Chev. new warranty $450 114 Quincy 1963 John Deere 3010 gas 9 Rail Clean, V AC D49 diesel, low hrs., real $750 EOLORNIENT) 300 GALLON Milk Keeper 1962 AC D-15 gas JD No. 45 with corn head TOPEKA, KANS. 1961 Massey 85 diesel clean bulk tank with 4 unit Surge 24' 1956 John Deere 70 dsl. New 190XT.Buy this now at milker and three buckets, Stela 1967 WI 1954 John Deere 70 gas our year-end offer and have a Pfister -Rhodes Bros., Frankfort. xq V.8, air, pw 1954 JD 60; 1951 IHC M new tractor on a tax -favored GUARANTEED Lots of deal. Impl. Co. NEARLY NEW Gehl grinder. 1954 John Deere 50 USED TRACTORS mixer, No. 65 -MX, with drop 4' Phone 439-2445 1964 JD 4020D, power shift feeder for grinding out of trod COMBINES COMBINES 1967 JD 3020 gas, wide front 1967 Imp( 1966 JD 95; 1960 JD 30; 1958 A Gleaner, 14', clean JAMESTOWN, KANS. $1600. J. C. Robison Jr., Tom 327 V-8, turbc 1964 JD 3020 gas da, Kans., 67144. xdl 1959 JD 95 1957 John Deere 45, 12' 1962 JD 3010 gas $19 1963 JD 55 with cab 1955 Massey No. 60 12' TRACTORS 1964 JD 2010 gas, wide front FOR SALE - Allis Chalmers 1966 Imps 1952 Massey 27 14' FEED EQUIPMENT 1964 MM 705 $3950 1961 JD 2010 gas Roto Baler. No reasonable offer327 V-8, pwr.-gl 1964 MM 706 $4450 1961 AC D15 diesel, wide front refused. Forrest Ruby, Chero $16: IHC No. 33A loader 1959 AC D17 gas kee, Oklahoma 73728. di JD 45 & 33 loaders Marysville Mchry. 1961 MF 98 $3450 1958 AC D17 gas, wide front Ford loader 1964 MF 97 $4450 1958 JD 620, very good JD Model R spreader East US 36 1962 AC D17 gas $2250 1959 Ford 971 gas No. 30 Grain-O-Vator Miscellaneous $111 1959 AC D-17 dsl. $1950 1955 JD 60, power steering 1965Volksw Gehl feed wagon of 4 -wheel HI 34746 1955 JD 50, clean gear 1956 AC WD 45 $995 1954 JD 60 Buy this for Farmhand wagon on 4 -wheel 1966 Gleaner C -II, 18' .... $6750 12! gear MARYSVILLE, KANSAS 1951 AC WD ARMY SURPLUS 1968 Gleaner C -II, 18' .... $7750 1952 JD A - 1964 Ply. OUTSIDE WHITE See us for new 1963 Gleaner C, 18 -ft...$4750 1951 IHC M, power steering, V-8, 4-dr. s Blair and Grain-O-Vator 1962 Gleaner C, 18' $4250 3 point PAINT feed wagons Used Tractors 1951 IHC M, power steering F806D, new tires,like new 1949 IHC M, overhauled $2.93 1964 Impal , automat GB LOADERS F706D, OH, new tires 81 Farm Supply 1946 JD G, new tires Per Gallon F560D, extra good 1944 IHC H, very good Also Vinyl Latex Wall Pais! F460D, OH Tri-County Sales Box 587 USED 1964 Ford 0 F460 gas, extra good 1030 W. Kansas MISCELLANEOUS FAITH'S V-8, Stand George Munkres D14 Allis Phone 316/ Furniture Super M JD 50 sheller for 227 PR NI Phone Collect Farmall M, power steering 241-0256 1965 F125 JD 3x16 plow East US 24 1963 Impala BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 JD A, power steering 1965 F145H JD 4x16 plow MANHATTAN, KANSAS V.8, standar( HERINGTON, KANSAS MCPHERSON, KANS. 810A 3.16 JD plow OTHER MACHINES 810 3-14 JD plow BUILDINGS FOR SALE 99 1963 Ford Exe( Letz PTO burr mill Used JD 801 hitches for [5 USED EQUIPMENT OSAGE CITY Building 25x60 - good V8, automatic, IN HIT J-SBORO Viking PTO hammermill 1965 694AN JD planter chine sheds, garages andshops IH No. 200 manure spreader 1965 494A JD planter be re Combines Buildings 25x50, could 92 Snap -roach manure loader 1961 45 JD combine & cab modeled into ranch stylehoot bier 6E 1963 Case 800, 14 ft. Farmhand manure loader 1962 Letz grinder mixer 1959 Gleaner 14 ft. Jayhawk manure loader 1963 Letz 225X grinder Also 25x100 buildings, 3 s 1957 Gleaner 14 ft. Ford manure loader 25x70's 59! 1957 IH 141,12 ft. PRICED TO SELL Used limber and 10675,0 Olds Cutlal USED TRUCKS 2 row Gleaner cornheads D19 AC dsl. tractor, overhaul.Todd Tractor Co., Inc. BTU furnaces V-8, aut. 1963 1600 2 ton with new bed & ed TRACTORS hoist Junction Hwys. 36 & 63 Call CE 8-2635 3020 JD gas tractor KANS 1381 Chev. 1966AC 190XT D, excellent 1961 Scout 4x4 F245 7-16 demo. plow (what's Store Phone DE 6-2138 JUNCTION CITY, 8 1965AC 190D, low hours 1952 Dodge pickup your offer?) V-8, aotor 1962AC D -17D 1947 Chevrolet with bed & hoist Peerless roller mixer SENECA, KANSAS 1962AC D-17 Samson roller PTO mill Gov't. Surplus 1960AC D -17D, overhauled Wheel disks of various sizes FOR SALE- 1967 G1000 MM 1960AC D-17 Schumacher's Inc. and makes tractor, fully equipped, big tires, COMBAT BOOTS 1959AC D-17, overhauled JD 214WS baler - Look- $600cab, weights, must sell, make This is the bestlot ofboots 1957AC WD45, wide front JD 214W baler, bargain- $375offer. 625-6940, Hays, Kans. we've had for a longtime. MaC Highway 36 SB41 :8.8c,Shae7t.ori MISCELLANEOUS MH 82 SP combine $2750 are nearly new. (Have waiver of interest on FOR THE ride You've heelless 1967 NH 905 14' swather, Ford EA 5-2316 this one) of your life, yVool Gloves - the engine, conditioner JD 45 10' combine ride a Big Horn saddle from mg for these.Now we have $1000 Key Milling. Clay Center, Kans. wilintri4.dr, V-8, 1963 NH S69T baler WASHINGTON, KANS. MH 80 special SP combine $595 Army dressovercoats aut 1959 IH 46T baler Come and see- We are loaded SB TF 1959 Oliver 60T baler with used machinery 50 cal. ammo boxes 1954 Travelo 8x40 trailer COMBINES WANTED- USED cab for IHC Lots of overshoes 1957 BuickStt 1966 Blair 4x12 feed wagon 1959 Gleaner A, 14', with cab 101 combine. Givemake, condi- Gift ° IHC 141 combine, 14' tion & price. D. P.Koontz, R1, XMAS SPECIAL! 1967 Gleaner C -II 16' Osage Farm Eq. Co. Garnett, Kans. 66032. x42 only 29c apackage ellev. v. Raj 1963 Gleaner C, 16' SALES Jost Implement Co. OSAGE CITY, KANS. FOR SALE- Minneapolis UTS LLOYD'SSURPLUS 1962 Gleaner C, 18' Kansas 947-3182 AC forage harvester, 1 row Phone LA 8-1422 rebuilt motor, fairrubber. Ph. St. Marys, A,715C9$124*hev. 456-7364, Paul v'l' 1960 IHC 101 12' Hill, Belvue, Ks. nt, 6 -cylinder, HILLSBORO, 1965 Case 600 combine with cab, 1963 JOHN DEERE 3010gas SB41 RC, fully equipped, recondition- ALLTYPF15 *IAA* 04A4ms" 13' FO RSALE LOANS `-----.491 KANS. Case 2 row corn head ed. Excellent 1952 (walker) - Three row roll -a- 1948 ebev. Gleaner Baldwin with hydrauliccone att. for 10' head.Case aug- $10,000 to$100,0000° LAST SERIES Farmall 460, ful- TRACTORS variable drive. Bargain. er -mixer wagonon airplane CO Nickel tires. Six sow USA and $45 1960 AC D-14 tractor Brothers, Buhler, Kansas. farrowing house Anywhere in Itiort gaic ly equipped, original paint & with heat. Neil Estate tires, $2000. Jim Keeley, Rad- 1959 Case 800 dsl. x41 Holloway, Kin- FISHER Real caid, Kans. Phone Corp. ium, Kansas 67571. SB41 AC Rot° Baler 439-5525.x42 ..si h WANTED Brokers 1 - PTO Wetmore WANTED Mortgage 7 clipper hammermill,must be in - Good usable spin- Joy, Ill.,61260 FOR SALE - 1963 Farman 560 Ostlund Implement good shape. Bud Hallgren, ning wheel. Statedescription, gas, fully equipped. 1949 W-9. Courtland, Kans. 66939. condition andprice. Mrs. Gary e, x42 for sale, ' Model 35 Oliver 14' combine. Jones, Peabody,Kansas. x41 MISC. GIFTS largenih;, This equipment in excellent CH 3-4088 WANTED old, lamp parts, condition and priced to sell. - Small usable doz-WANT TO teacart,sboining ers, generator for Oat4. Phone BUY- Straw chop- shade, Ales,etc, John McCormick, Assania, Ks., AlCaa CONCORDIA 456-7364, Paul Hill, per for No. 101IHC combine. clocks, dishes, DR .67416, Phone 913 667-2542. x44 Belvue, Ks. Floyd Fisher, lip Lakin, 2040Ft. Riley SB42 Cottonwood Falls, Kansas 66845, x41 Since the 1960-61 crop season, amount of wheat used as live- ANTED TO RENT - Farm EXTRA GOOD used lumber, all exports have been larger than stock feed, as well asa falling imo. Hoyt Woodbury & Sons, dimensions & lengths. Dale Bru- domestic usage. The shift this' off in foreign demand for U.S. ED t.2, Clifton, Ks., Ph. 455-3585 na, Hanover, Kans., Phone year results from an increased wheat. x42 7-2656. x48 ia SALE - 250 gal. SuperiorWANTED TO BUY - Usable YEAR END SPECIALS I contiWood bulk tank; excellent used lumber. Need 75 2x8's 16' roition. Ivan Winter, Marion, long; 150 2x4's 8' long; 2000 feet 1965 JD 4020 RC dsl., power shift, fully loaded, newtires loader ans., EV 2-2034. SB42 of boxing. Phone PR 8-3836, 1966 JD 4020 RC dsl., fully loaded, 800 actual hours 8e1' Power Manhattan. SB41 3010 RC dsl., new M&W pistons, new transmission, newtires 'OR SALE - Yellow ear corn, $3450 LPT0 eer rifle. Stanley Weber, Ols- 70 Gas JD tractor, painted, good tires $1350 4 spd. org, Kans. x40 Used cab for JD 4010 or 4020 $350 LPio Pets 1967 JD No. 55 combine with Egging cab, extremely nice , FORR SALE - Used lumber 1 & $6675 all lengths. Also used 34 hp $650 lectric motor, ductwork, plumb - 14T JD baler (last one made) exceptionally good etc diess..1 JD F145 4x16 plow, new coulters, good shape $825 to diesel 3" flooring 5c a board foot. FOR SALE - 2 20 -month old $600 tale Bruna, Hanover, Kans., Le- 13' Schaeffer disc, discs real good toPower unbroke Greyhounds, $75. 28 ft. Crust Buster, like new $600 str hone ED 7-2656. x41 Roy Shoemaker, R 3, Lincoln, $250 U tramg x41 5 Sec. 3 pt. JD spring tooth, good TO ANTED - USED 3 point post Kansas 67455. IHC 4 row rotary lister with fertilizer and insecticide, mark- speed IHC Award ers, two or three point. Real good $575 'To le digger. Stephen Rupert, AKC REGISTEREDlitter Wayne Zwickel, manager of the inneapolis, Kansas. x41 Scotch collie pups "Lassie color" IHC 4 row front mounted cultivator with rear rig, fits 706 or 1 Males $25.00,females $20.00. Ellsworth Truck & Tractor, has 560 tractor $435 ) diesel B SALE - 500 gal. propane won an all -expense trip to Puer- New Way hay sled and bale clamp, complete, like new, both diesel Patsy Houghton, Tipton, Kansasto Rico in a sales nromotion held fink. Phone Bob Wilson, 494- 67485. x42 $350 shape 2, St. George. SB41 by International Harvester. Krause 12 ft. oneway, good $300 BOB -TAIL ENGLISH Shepherd IHC stationary cutter, good for grinding hay, $65 Like new ' crop pups, natural heeling pups. Ro- Farm Hand F-11 loader (high lift) Can install hay clamp. Hvd. bert D. Jones, Rt. 1, Manhattan, bucket fits me tractor but can be used on others $525 iauled TRADE & SAVE JE 9-3282. SB41 Domestic Wheat Chrysler Industrial Engine complete wiith radiator. Rebuilt 11 engine with frame. Has been driven approximately 2000 miles. Would make good irrigation rig or motor for -ERS EACH DAY YOU WAIT Use To Exceed Massey combine $115 OWERs Business Opportunities wine IS COSTING YOU SPECIAL wine Export Level New JD No. 78 3 pt. blade. Eight foot moldboard . . $145 T twine CHINCHILLAS FOR SALE - For the first time in almost 10 New JD original equipment cylinders for 730. tractors on twine $54.50 wine MONEY Complete herd with cages, top years, use of wheat for domes- down breeding stock. Ted Becker, Tip-tic purposes in the United States Used 4 row Lilliston rolling cultivator. Has had little use. ldrower ton, Kans. 913 - 373-5605. x41 Excellent shape. Traded for 6 row. Complete $850 ;e harv. DURING AULD'S has exceeded that exported. harv. LIVESTOCK SALE BARN with The Department of Agricul- lrv. Bargain Roundup 15A. Built new in 1963. One ofture estimates that between 730 harv. the best built barns in Kansas.and 780 'million bushels will be Concordia Tractor Inc. 'y mower USED CARS Will handle 1500 head of cattle. mower Over $2,000,000 annual sales. consumed at home, while ex- Concordia, Kans. 16' Boat & Trailer Could handle $5,000,000 with aports will fall short of the pre- CH' 3-3381 With 700 Motor new operator. Two buildings, dicted 750 million bushels. rson 160'x130' & 50'x400'. Total price $Mercury575 $120,000, 29% down. Call Wig- mnpany 1963 Harley Davidson gins Real Estate, 913 VI 2-3687 FARMERS - RANCHERS tor - Motorcycle or Elmer Schiller, dial 913 IMPORTANT! Dealer" $245 863-2374. x41 cPherson, 1968 Chev. Impala Spt. Cpe. Real Clean, V-8, automatic Massey -Ferguson Investment Tax Credit, allows you to deduct ilk Keeps the equipment from If You unit Surge $2475 Franchise 7% up to 7% of the cost of suckets. Staats be claimed 1967 Impala S.S. The world's largest manufactur- your Federal Income Tax. It can 396 V-8, air, pwr., turbo-hyd. only in the year equipment is "Placed in Ser- 'Buy This Lots of extras er of tractors, SP combines and Tax ehl grinder. diesel engines will franchise and vice," therefore, equipment sold and delivered , with drop help set up a profitable dealer- Year out of truck 1967 Impala 4-dr. ship in Mid -Kansas for qualified Credit prior to 31 December, 1968, may qualify. in Jr., Tows party.Contact 327 V-8, turbo-hyd., clean p xi $1945 MASSEY-FERGUSON, INC. You can never spend less - and buy more lis Chalmers 1966 Impala 4-dr. P.O. Box 15160 atonable offs r 327 V-8, pwr.-glide, air, pwr. KANSAS CITY, KANS. 66115 for your money. :Why, Chem $1635 28. ail 1965 Bel Air 2-dr., V-8 NEW - DEMONSTRATORS -OVERSTOCK pvvr.-glide, air SHOPWORN $1195 1965 Volkswagen Bus John Deere 224 WS Wire Baler John Deere No. 34 Spreader. Buy this for a camper Bale chute wagon hitch, pickup wheel, oversize tire. P.T.O., 145 bushel, 20" wheels, used truck tires. $1295 tPLUS 1964 Ply. Valiant Save $850 Save $225 NHITE V-8, 4-dr. standard 4T John Deere 2510 Tractor. John Deere F145. $845 3 bottom, 14" steerable plow, 20" coulters, trash 1964 Impala Sedan Gas, fully equipped, wide front axle, remote cylinder, 13 327, V-8, automatic, power, air weights, tires, 15x38 - 6 ply tires, 3 point hitch. boards. Ion Wall Paint $1195 Save $1450 Save $220 1964 Ford Custom 500 V-8, Standard, air John Deere F 145. H'S John Deere 2510 Tractor Diesel. 4bottom, 14" steerable plow, 20" coulters, trash Fully equipped, wide front axle, remote cylinder, re $985 boards. PR RIK 1963 Impala Spt. Cpe. weights, 15x38 - 6 ply tires, 3 point hitch. KANSAS327, V-8, standard, real nice car Save $1500 Save $300 DR SALE $995 for ma 1963 Ford Excell Spt. Cpe. John Deere F145. V-8, automatic, a clean car John Deere 4020 Diesel Tractor. 4 bottom, 16" steerable plow, 20"coulters, trash ;es and shod Fully equipped, wide front axle, remote cylinder, boards. could be re $925 weights, 18" rear tire, 10.00x16 front tires, 3 point, homes 1963 Rambler 660 Sta. Wag. IL style HD clutch, heater element. Save $300 lings, 300 6-cyl. std. $595 Save $1880 John Deere 122 10 675,0 1962 Olds Cutlass Spt. Cpc. V-8, aut. tracts. John Deere Sprayers. 32 B trailer, 200 gallon fiberglass tank, 8 row boom, 1.2635 $685 with adjustable nozzle spacing, 7 roller ni-resist pump. rY, Kos. 1961 Chev. Spt. Cpe. V-8, automatic Dec. 11-21 Save $475 $685 Save $150 urplUS 1961 Chev. 4-dr. SEE John Deere Sprayer. 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as/''' $145 For Spectacular ru've been SAVINGS we havethee 1958 Chev. Bel Air I 4-dr., V-8, aut.,385 clean car on Use our John Deere Credit Plan - with finance !oatsWIllilerS Farm Machinery TAX CREDIT JOHN DEERE $ charge waiver feature, because investment cre- CREDIT 1957 BuicckStaWagon MORE ITEMS NOW - PAY 1956 IH 300 Utility dit is figured without regard to when theequip-PLAN 245 IH 103 NEXT YEAR Gift0 ment will be paid for. 1957 Chev. Station Wagon Manure Spreader I ackage V-8, automatic Farmhand I SALES Manure Loader E,US $325 III 512 semi-mt. NOTICE: WE CANNOTGUARANTEE Kant 1955 Chev. Bel Air plow, 4-14 DECEMBER 21 4-drooss standard THESE PRICES BEYOND L AULD 1948 Chev. 4 -door Joe Bowman )0,- 8000° $45 Chevrolet Junction Canada Bud Anderes City L and Phone HO 1-5414 ate 14°11g3gt WAKEFIELD M AULD BOWAN's irokers 0.260 CHEVROLET GMC TRUCKS - JOHN DEERE HO 1-5414 sale,rie'.v,fgaild.1, Deere Dealer Call CollectCE 8-4103 large Ti1,0 WAKEFIELD Your Manhattan - Junction City Area John pining pill. tles,etc,0, Riley ------[ This helps soil percolation would in the spring. be a timeliness of plan-and tight,poorly problel condition and -drained ting. not particular- wate Off -Season Some soils are ienerthee depthwgehdi,chthums Irrigating In ly suited to pre-irrigation, Bergs-the root zone. rud says. Includedare shallow There are costadvantages soils underlain bycoarse textur-irrigating in theoffsea4 And Money .sok Time produce a betterseedbed. (NI soils andgravels where deep Can Save crops getstarted with deep root Kansas irrigators can do more the need 2) Spring irrigationis likely to weath- systems, and reduce and wheat than just talk about the for early irrigations. compete with alfalfa er. They can use theirirrigation Bergsrud cites two factorsto for water suppliesand with WEDNESDAY to labor. SELL EVERY systems during the off-season be considered inoff-season irri-field operations for store water in theground. gation - when to applywater 3) When rains comejust prior to spread the cost, andthis prac- to apply. tc, planting, fieldswill dry out At Onaga 1:00 PA available and how much water tice can better utilize The goal is to have4 to 6 feetmuch faster if pre-irrigation o spread the cost,and this prac- supplied with was done in thefall rather than CATTLE AND HOGS available of soil profile ice can better utilize moisture by plantingtime. We specialize in farm -fresh cattle and labor, Fred G.Bergsrud, area ho Clay and silt soils canhold Always plenty of buyersfor your animals. If vg, Extension irrigationengineer at water per STOCKER -FEEDER have cattle to sell, call usand we'll be glad points about 2 inches of toNcore'°I1 Kansas State University, foot and will store 8 to10 inches out and appraisethem. out. in the top 4 to 6 feet.However, Off-season irrigation canpro- of water reser- about 12 to 16 inches Auction vide a full soil -moisture should be applied figuringthe voir on lands notregularly irri- 70 per- Onaga Community Salo growing sea-application efficiency at gated during the Every Thursday Marvin Cottrell, Phone889-4461 or 889.4665, ONAGA,4 son, thus giving cropsa quick cent. of nor- Sandy soils hold abouthalf as start. And pre -irrigation much moisture as clay orsilt At mally irrigated fieldswill help soils, so the amount of water ap- 10:30 plied should be cut accordingly. These figures assume nonatur- At The al precipitation, so, therefore, adjust to allow some natural ST. JOSEPH winter or spring moisture ifoff-CENTRAL MARKET Silvertown Tuesday season watering is done now. Fall and early winter pre -irri- ST. JOSEPH, Mu. gation is generally preferred to Trailmaker spring application, Bergsrud Contact Your says. The only problemis that Whitewall faceClei Sale in Market Agency the amount of water needed A workman 2 black bulls 585 @26.40 the fall can't be as accurately 775x15 sit elevators at 2 brklf. heifers 390 @24.20 predicted. He gives these advan- Or 2 whiteface heifers 442 @24.60 tages of fall application: 2 whiteface heifers 450 @26.00 1) Winter freezing and thaw- The Market Foundation )own Goi 2 whiteface bulls 435 @30.00 ing is more effective in mellow- AD 8-2440 For MonInformation 2 For $3795 5 whiteface cow 1139 @15.90 ing the soil when it is moist, to F.E.T. $4.42 8 whiteface cows1186 @15.95 w/Trade n Fairgr 2 whiteface steers 505 @28.80 HUTCHINSOI 3 whiteface heifers 647 @25.45 lion crews have 4 whiteface heifers 553 @25.75 Marshall County Hereford Assn. dismantlinga 1 8 whiteface steers 640 @29.10 farm silo erected 7 whiteface cows @203.00 7 whiteface cows @210.00 20th SALE State Fairgrounc 4 whifc cows/calves @248.00 year ago. 7 whiteface cows1048 @ 16.25 Sat., Dec. 14 at 12:30 Noon Butch's The 75 -foot m( 3black whifc cows 933 @ 16.90 was first placed i 3 black whifc steers 433 @ 29.70 In The MarysvWe Sale Barn the 1967 State I 8 black heifers 312 @ 26.80 1/4 mile west of US Hwy. 77 Main Street here 4 black heifers 488 @ 25.90 OK TIRE STORE over that y 3 whiteface bulls 280 @ 30.60 MARYSVILLE, KANS. 6 whiteface steers688 @ 27.75 Phone EA 5-244 m.....,...,....,,- 6 whiteface heifers 593 @ 25.90 2 whiteface steers 520 @ 29.20 30 BULLS 9 FEMALES ' ON HIVVAY 36 WASHINGTON, KS, 2 whiteface steers 752 @ 27.00 3 whiteface steers627 @ 29.10 2 black bulls 320 @ 30.40 19 whiteface steers 433 @ 30.30 AMSTEIN 474 @ 28.80 - 14 black steers - 14 black steers 605 @ 27.80 5 whiteface steers 370 @ 30.80 4 black steers 437 @ 30.00 11 black steers 528 @ 29.70 BULLS FOR SALE 4 roan heifers 421 @ 24.50 8 roan heifers 524 @ 25.40 6IJ 4 whiteface steers671 @ 27.30 4 red steers 630 @ 25.90 our 3 whiteface steers637 @ 27.60 An opportunity to select and buyoneof 2 black steers 500 @ 27.00 3 whiteface heifers327 @ 25.10 3 whiteface heifers 390 @ 25.80 4 whiteface bulls 413 @ 29.40 Outstanding Herefords the private treaty way 3 red steers 310 @ 30.30 1 whiteface steer 280 @ 31.50 2 black steers 635 @ 27.50 A ib IiWttrItOilt (01}144, 3a Atoll/ 4 black heifers 515 @ 25.20 Again this year we plan to sell most of our production pri to NEXT WEEK'S CONSIGNMENTS vately at the ranch. We do, however, intend to consign 5 red piggy gilts the Dodge City range bull sale where we had the Champ 18 whiteface steers & heifers, Bull and Reserve Pen last year at the Moline Spring Sale. We MUST make our consignments to this DodgeCItY 600 to 700 lbs. like 29 whiteface steer & heifer sale by Dec. 20. Because of this and because we would our area customers to have first choice of our bulls . calves, 400-600 lbs. make . to 16 whiteface steers & heifers, ywoeuranyseitleecytoioun,sounrowd.iscriminating bull buyers. 500 - 550 lbs. You can take delivery between now and grass time' 19 black & black whiteface We have attended several sales this fall, and honestly steer & heifer calves, 600-650 lbs. believe we have as goodan offering of bullsthis year as 14 Hereford steers, 650-700 lbs. we have seen selling elsewhere.We have beentoldby 11 whiteface steers & heifers, several who have looked through ourbulls that 500-600 lbs. they are the best we'veever had and better than 15 black and black whiteface steers on leqj and heifers, 600-700 lbs. We know these bulls havemore size for agePROFIT 17 choice hereford calves, 600-750 lbs. feed than any set of bullswe have raised before, 37 whiteface steers & heifers, POTENTIAL FORYOU. 600 - 700 lbs. These bulls are twoyears old now andthisaclimyisl 31 mixed color cattle spring. We complete performance data to ),ou 13 head of mixed cattle down the high gaining, 150 head of weigh up bulls & cows profit read with FREE HAMS Visit the Amstein Ranch in will be given away the next 2 weeksand examine 30 bulls. EACH TUESDAY Until Christmas - drawing at 3:30 Register Each Tuesday Under a Total Performance Must Be Present To Win Program that nowprovide our customers with more profitableis producing results, we are confident that we can Herefords. We invite you to stop by for avisit anytime.

AMSTEINHEREFORD RANCH For N-J Beloit MEINHA4 Livestock Auction Dedicated to the Office Phone PE 8-3578 production ofa more profitable commercial Hereford BillAmstein at the Ranch Don Schmitt PE 8-2547 Duane Peters- Herdsman Phone: Clifton 913 455-3628 Phone: Clifton CLIFTON, KANSAS 66937or 913 455-3120 Located 8 miles west and 9 miles north of Clay Center, 4miles south of Clifton. Grass & Grain 23 Open Every Day From 9:00 A. M.Until 8:30 P. M. December 10, 1968 Except Sunday sas City, had hoped to keep the silo on the fairgrounds until it was sold. Whether the company Dale's Western Store will be back next year to display their silo has not been determin- ed. Corral

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ian, will be on the tour to ans- 570 lb. whiteface bull 28.20 515 lb. whiteface heifers 25.11 537 lb. black heifers Public LandAuction wer questions. 450 lb. whiteface steers 30.10 25,15 the real estate of Theresia 465 lb. whiteface steers 30.00 525 lb. whiteface heifers 24,8 We will sell at public auction 525 lb. whiteface bull 28.40 600 lb. black heifers 201, Fagan estate on 512 lb. mixed steers 28.40 635 lb. whiteface heifers 24,3C 755 lb. whiteface heifers Plain View Polls 570 lb. blkwhiteface steers 28.20 21 615 lb. black steers 27.85 LI SaturdayDec. 14, 1968 BOLOGNA BULLS Barn, Onaga, Kansas. 600 lb. black steers 26.50 at the Onaga Community Sale Gross $53,355 735 lb. blkwhiteface steers 27.20 From $20.05 to $23.40 Starting at 2:00 p.m. Sharp S ENTERPRISE - The Plain 780 lb. whiteface steers 27.00 All Land Located In PottawatomieCounty View Farms Polled Hereford 800 lb. whiteface steers 26.30 COWS Dec. 3 sale here grossed $53,355 with 825 lb. mixed steers 25.20 C & C cows From $12.00 to $101 The Impc For Descriptions See Grass & Grain 613/4 lots averaging $863. The U & C cows From $15.00 to 511.14 Springer cows $186 to $217504. ebraska 2734bulls averaged $989 and STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS Wayne M. Stallard From $34.00 to 1614 34 female lots had a $762 mean. 328 lb. whiteface heifer 26.40 Baby calves Adm. of Estate of Theresia Fagan Monday Telephone 913 - 889-4231, Onaga, Kansas A three-quarter interest in Consigned for Wed., Dec. 11 - Interested parties may contact auctioneers oradministrator PVF Double 25 Mix, a May 1967 Auctioneers - 50 hd. of 50 lb. feeder pigs ednesday Armon Bosse, Real Est. Broker, 913 -889.4609, Onaga, Ks. bull, went for $5500, one -quarter 50 hd. of 450-500 lb. blkwhiteface Marvin Cottrell, Salesman, 913 - 889-4665,Onaga, Ks. going to Lawrence Darst of Ok- SALE TIME I lahoma City and one-half going steers & heifers to Horton & Ives, Oklahoma 30 hd. of 500 lb. steers & heifers City. 20 hd. of 500 lb. mix strs & hfrs another last Another yearling bull went to classes Ellis Farms, Kingman, half in- HORSE SALE t . . terest and half possession for Sunday, Dec. 15 12:00 Noon Land Auction More information next week. "5 to 16.00 with Due to the, holidays, Christmas and New Year,falling on out FRI., DEC. 13 - 1 PM utility cows; regular sale'dary Wednesday, we will hold ourlivestock audio .00. The cooler 400A CHOICE PLATTE on Thursday, December 26 and on January2. CO., NEBR., FARM calves. Somea 2 Sets Of Improvements BWF strswt 7 miles north of Al -Fa Meal Co., -KCNK Ilk west edge of Columbus, Nebr., tuetioneers Mk kin .wt LAGASSE on Mason Road. On premises of For info.or estimates 6:45 LARRY 1o1 31714 strs wt 7 Unit No. 1. TOMWALKER CH WF hfrs LAG tS5E wt 4 A well balanced livestock farm Barn 243-1074 ROLLIE 13WF hfrswt 4 in one family nearly 100 years. Home 243-1674 CH32215 II strs wt Inspection anytime before sale. WF hfrswt 4 Contact executor or auctioneer. F strs Wt 4! We had 390 cattle and 332 hogs at our sale last week, with a fat hog Emma & Anna Bakenhus Ests. 'F strswt 0 top of $18.00. Calves were steady, light yearling steers 50 Ito $1.00 HENRY BUSS, EXEC. hfrs wt§ higher. Feeder steers were 50 Ito 75 4 higher, and butcher cows were strs IA93 Auct., Buss Auction & Realty KANs'ks strs wt 50 higher. We need more of those light yearlings and feeder steers. CONCORDIA 64 The following is a partial listing of Monday's receipts. strs wt 8`4' 6 black heifers 548 @ 24.90 CATTLE 3 black heifers 420 @ 26.00 4 whiteface steers 520 @ 28.80 16 black heifers 423 @ 26.00 alarge run 1 whiteface steer 1105 @ 25.00 run 1 whiteface cow 1030 @ 15.60 Wednesday 44 whiteface steers 844 @ 26.35 1 black bull 1160 @ 22.10 27 whiteface steers 865 @ 26.35 mums selling af last week, 17 whiteface steers 821 @ 26.35 nun HOGS s were lower 11 whiteface steers 690 @ 26.50 201 @ 18.00 563 @ 28.00 19 spot fat rer markets; 4 black steers 16 mixed fat 223 @ 17.90 1,s:)11 one lot 578 @ 27.75 15 black steers 14 mixed fat 223 @ 17.85 Association,Mete. 448 @ 30.00 200.2st goo 10 black steers 29 mixed fat 232 @ 17.70 2 black steers 592 @ 27.70 lot 4°lbs. 87 mixed fat 229 @ 17.50 FOURTEENTH to 11 whiteface hfrs 605 @ 24.40 ANNUAL 17.25; 280..3: ,i) 16.00. ,utehers Thesesiare We are still receiving some choice Hereford Angus, and Blkwhif steer thanlight and heifer calves. Also some light yearlings. Call us collect for appraisial from 14,50 tr,", of your livestock or for more information on these calves and yearlings. 7ctectury from' ' Skuttaid Sate bree,ILang. 1bor3.2 TO LIST CONSIGNMENTS OR FORINFORMATION, CALL: DEC. 12-13-14 nua to $69.0 JERRY MOYLAN PAT MOYLAN Kans. StateFairgroundsHUTCHINS° 767-6640} 767-5435 111,F7.PRO. Showing andSelling 48 Bulls Females WES SWENSON SALE BARN and27 north223'3571 of EVERYTHING Be 767-6388 767-5131 IN THE FUTURITYSHOW SELLS! port. i° For Particulars See 14 NCRTE0 on Highway US 56 East Edge of Grass & GrainDec. 3 Sale Is 12:00 NoonDecember ham contact: se information Forcatalog or further oreER°Cal L.APOCIS Council Grove, Kans Kansas Angus Association BOBTOWNE,Secretary-Fielchnon SALE SPONSORS 66619 Bonded Livestock Dealers& Order Buyers Route 1, Topeka,Kansas trio' 1141.1111 s et Grain WARDS TO CLOSE )1' 1968 , MARYSVILLE STORE westock Die In When Montgomery Ward got into the retail store business in hilean Drought 1926, one of thefirst three ;lose to amillion sheep and stores opened was at Marysville, re than athird of a million Ks. Now Wards has over 500 tie have died in Chile in that retail stores, but as part of a ath American nation's worst program to close smalltown c. 14 night in a century. stores and open more in city oisonous plants have account - shopping centers, Wards will adWay for many of the deaths. close the Marysville Store, ef- KOS Somehow toxic plants are fective Christmas eve. e to withstand the drought EACITIMENT ROARS HERE TO - Model ter than good pasture feed," ruksc Sylvan official says, "and livestock SALE CO., INC. Letty ize on the toxic plants when RIDE: with ed huildin,°, safer pasture has withered Sylvan Grove, Ka. rri lack of water." Casey FRIDAY SALES EACH WEEK Cash Selling 1000-1500 fresh country De government estimates Tibbs... stocker and feeder cattle, calves her intone,,re will be water to irrigate and stock cows each week. Mike Meyer 913-526-3535 s than half of the three ma- cAn-y.Ting ram.", I IN CCX.OR I w.. 411)"1Var a acres that normally receive Micky Meyer 913.526-3225 ..kansas, ter. For land used specifical- -"III for grains, there will be water Quintet. AUCTION only 750,000 acres instead of normal two million acres. LIVESTOCK he administration of Eduardo COMM. CO. ei is known to be putting Quinter,Ks. assure on big landowners not MONDAY SALES EACH WEEK dismiss their peasants as Selling 1000-1500 fresh country Artist Of The Jigsaw stocker and feeder cattle, calves e drought's effects heighten and stock cows each week. d, at the same time, to devel- Jay Meyer 913-754-3354 emergency programs of tchers sold ark and aid for unemployed Meyer Stocker Feeder ); feeder rm laborers. Margaret Lowe Burk of to $14.00. Americus, Lyon County, us- Order Buying Service es her talents to create more Featuring Cattle Direct than 10,000 pieces of intri- From The Country Fers cate wood products a year. RITZ THEATRE 2610 BEATRICE Her biggest problem is keep- Mike Meyer, Sylvan Grove, Ks. 25.16 ing up with demand. Council Grove, Ks. Micky Meyer, Sylvan Grove 25.60 Jay Meyer, Quinter, Ks. She does her own design- WED. -THURS. - FRI. - fess 1,4 25.75 ing and has more than a DEC. 11-12-13 25.15,. thousand patterns on file. fers 24,4 She sometimes uses native 7:30 & 9:00 each night 24,90 Kansas woods such as wal- i fers 24,90 nut, oak, maple, catalpa, cof-

fess 23.1)(1 77 fee bean and cottonwood, High Grade Holstein Dispersal but more often uses import- LIVESTOCK ed woods such as vermillion, a dark red wood from the west Indies; lavender from British 23.40 Guinea; or rosewood from India. Occasionally she uses dye SALES CO to get a desired effect. Monday Some costume jewelry is made from ebony from Africa, 12.00 to $14,39 The Important and she uses white holly from the Pacific Northwest for 15.00 to $17.1 white work. Sometimes she finds paw paw produces a green - 6 to $217.5k, Nebraska Auction colored wood. 34.00 to S61.® DECEMBER 16 Monday-Cattle GERMAN MOVE HIKES to cut the nation's international VOLKSWAGEN COST balance -of -payments surplus by Starts 1:30 p.m. Wednesday - Hogs U.S. buyers of Volkswagen au-increasing imports and reducing exports. SALE TIME 12 NOON tcmobiles will find price tags Having decided to quit dairying we will sell at public auction about 3% higher because of Hot Shot stock prods, 5 battery our entire herd of dairy cows on the farm located 10north and CATTLE West Germany's moves to ease size $6 55 - 8 battery $6.95 21/4 east of Clay Center, Kans., or I/2 north & 21/4 east of Gar- Ve had another extra large the international monetary cris-Mono 4 HP chain saws with 16" field Center Store. un of cattle last week with is. Theincrease amounts to bar and chain $99.50 6 Holstein heifers, 30 monthsHolstein cow, 6 yrs., been lost classes of replacements 1/2 hp portable air compressors, $50 to $71 per car. The move re- completely automatic $69.95 old, been fresh 60 to 90 days, fresh 4 months, artificially oiling 50c to $1.00 higher than flects the West German decision225 amp Lincoln welders with 4 are artificially bred for fall bred back week ago. The cow market freshen Holstein cow, 7 yrs., been !as stronger with good cows to reduce by 4% its export re- accessories $93.00 5 Holstein cows, 3 yrs. old, fresh 30 days, open ailing around 50c over Omaha bates. The action was designed Y4" Power House electric drills Holstein cow, 8 yrs., to fresh- shelly canners & cutters $6.88 en Dec. 24. 1.25 to 16.00 with commercial DeWalt radial arm saws, 10", Ring on our $189.50 Holstein cow, 10 yrs., been ridutility cows at 16.00 to IMPROVED 62 ACRES 2 hp fresh 45 days stock auction7.00. The cooler weather Simco roping saddles, 5 yr. guar- DAIRY EQUIPMENT ought lower prices on buck- antee $99.50 DeLaval No. 618 stainless steel 'calves. Some sales include: Simco Christmas Sqdrile Snecials electric cream separator, I BWF strs wt 624 at 28.25 AUCTION Padded seat saddle with 13 acces- good BWF strs wt 411 at 28.75 $79.50 Farm Master milker bucket, Blk strs wt 403 at 32.70 sories, Adult size good tioneers Blk hfrs wt 407 at 28.55 We will sell at Public Auc- Pony size $59.50 NOTE: This is a very good tYLAGASSE tion our improved 62 acres & Cowboy boots - 29 different Hol strs wt 716 at 22.10 machinery located on the east styles to choose from $14 88 up ,4 herd of Holstein cows. Calf- . :H 31714 WF hfrs wt 440 at 25.30 edge of Steele City, Nebr., onNorthern pine long needle ' ;',10.144zAttartsol hood vaccinated and Bangs LAGASSE 1 BWF hfrs wt 488 at 26.60 Christmas trees 4'-6' - $2.77 tested, large type, well udder- H32215 WF strs wt 520 at 29.30 ed, cows giving up to 71/2 gal. 1 WF hfrs wt 411 at 27.40 Thurs., Dec. 19 6 ft. to 8 ft. $3.77 been fresh 2 weeks to 60 a day. Artificially sired and WF strs wt 450 at 31.30 Starts 1 p.m. days, open bred. Have used KABSU ser- 1 WF strs wt 602 at 27.85 Lunch Served ,,Holstein cows, 4 yrs ,one vice since 1950. Good loading WF hfrs wt 482 at 25.75 1\1 been fresh 4 months and facilities. Your inspectionin- WF strs wt 935 at26.25 2 -story modern house;all E TE other 40 days, open vited prior to sale day. This KANsA'WF strs wt 640 at 27.85 wiring new in past three years, Holstein cow, 5 yrs., will be herd has been very close cull- WF strs wt 545 at28.90 with breaker switch box; hard- FARM RANCH fresh by sale day ed, all raised on this farm. Mix strs wt 825 at 26.50 wood floors on main floor; pro- Fed strs wt 1092 at 26.15 pane Coleman furnace, new in SUPPLY WF bulls wt 713 at 23.90 1965; HOGS Bath,kitchen, bedroom,liv- Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Sling*, Id a large run of hogs again ing room, dining room on main Emporia Aucts: Foster Kretz & Elmo Steffen Clerk: Elaine Slingsby is past Wednesday with good floor;4 -bedrooms & complete 3/Vest Hwy. US 50 Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 R 4, Clay Center tchers selling about steady bath upstairs;loads of closet th last week, heavy butchers space; full basement; hot wat- sows were lower along with er heater, good; septic tank; o river markets; had a top water pressure system, good; 18.25 on one lot of choice Drapes & antenna stay with Remember to attend the- tchers; most good butchers property; barn & several other m 200.240lbs.sold from out buildings. 25 to 18.00; 240-280 lbs from TERMS: 20% down day of 00 to 17.25; 280-325 lbs from sale. 00 to 16.00. These heavy fat Place open for inspection at Feint HILLS ck butchers are selling for any time. If interested in loan s than light sows. Light arrangement contact auctioneer vs from 14.50 to 15.25; heav- MACHLNERY sows from 13.25 to 14.50. John Deere Model A tractor 'ht breeding boars sold John Deere No. 5 mower, hy- Irn $40.00 to $69.00 per head. draulic lift Dearborn 2-14, 3 -point plow Anus biSON 2 -row 3 -point lister; 8 -ft. water BARN PHONE tank; hammer mill;25' end- Tues., Dec. 17 Moline, Kans. 223-3571 less belt; JD dump rake. 12 Noon MOLINE AUCTION CO. miles north of Beatrice, op- 5 HEAD CATTLE site airport. 3 Holstein steer calves Commercial Angus Females Whiteface steer calf REG. ANGUS BULLS, Serviceable Age lARENCE TEGTMEIER Roan steer calf REG. ANGUS FEMALES - Bred Cows & Heifers Open Heifers riber14 Burchard 865-4521 HAY & STRAW 9 HEAD HOGS Commercial consignments will be accepted up to sale time. Call the sale manager orthe sale barn °owe: DELMER JURGENS MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS a VYmore 645-3493 Mitchell E. & Eunice E. Eyer For other information & list of consignors, see Grass & Grain December 3 ieldinan Clerk:First National Bank, 66:1> BeatriceJR. THIMM Fairbury, Nebr. Bob Towne, Sale Manager 228-0757 Harold R. Siegel, auct. & real THE KANSAS ANGUS ASSN. estate broker - 1528 F St., Fair- Route 1, Topeka Kansas bury, Nebr., Ph. 729-3651. Controls Acreage Blake Sugar Producers Still Want them of en - face of an all- trols for sugar beets could let cessors, accusing It comes in the thaigaoine."to NE Sugar beet producers from gaging "in a form ofcannibal - time high sugarbeet cropwhich the beet gr,`;4113/4 eW ten states meeting at Portland,producers have a competitive position race which would floodthe mar-ism" following a "too familiarhas just beenharvested after production, cause- spl,1! Oregon, were warned that the pattern when we have a big sup - low production. -I present lack of acreage con- ket and reduce prices, three years of Rural Richard W. Blake, executive ply of sugar to distribute." Currently the Growers Feder- clot - Grower representatives had 3,55.0,000 tons ell:theirpresen Beet Growers Federation, Gree- ation is estimating purchtaeosee.ileisrit vice president of National Sugar urged Secretary of Agricultureof sugar will beproduced from insure out, and ti Herington Orville Freeman to place acre - growers rece:4 ley, Colo., told growers that un- the 1968-69 harvest.Productionfor beets in t wi itry market - less brakes are applied on theage restrictions on the 1969 this year shades the of raw sugar,line with 'I 1969 plantings, growers will sugar beet crop last July whentroubled years of 1964-65by ."' Livestock Blake saidhe find themselves with a depress-growers testified at a USDA more than238,000 tons. the protection co ed market for their product. hearing in Denver. "We need bigproduction to sought beet growerswould It could even create a slump The request was denied and hold our quota positionsupply-a change in ' Auction Co. the Department of Agriculture of the nation's the p market as bad as producers had ing almost a third ofparticipation Sale Every in 1964 and 1965 "when we placed no restrictions on acre - sugar," Blake said, "but wedo -type presently thestandard. found ourselves with surplus su-age production next year. not want to walkright back intodustry. Tuesda gar on our hands," hesaid. "In my opinion, this is a ser- Blake blasted sugar beet pro-ious mistake," Blake said.

Operating under Federal Supervisioi BURLINGTON, KANSAS & Bonded for your protection. HOLSTEIN GRADE A HERD We sold cattle for 78 consigners to 36 buyers on a very active market. The demand being best on feeder Coffey Eureki steers 700 lbs. and up, selling mostly Wechresday $1.00 higher than previous week. 500 to 700 lb. yearling steers also AUCTION shared in the up turn and sold 754 Aucti to $1.25 higher than previous DECEMBER 18 County Stocker and feeder heifers mostly SALE steady to strong. Butcher cows & Livestock Sale Sale bologna bulls mostly 504 higher. Starts 12:30 Noon Here's a few representative sales that were made: As we are discontinuing our milking operations, we will Every Every sell at public auction our entire herd of Grade -A Holsteins STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS (excluding our heifers, which we are keeping), and our reg- 7 black steers 291 @ 31.90 istered Holstein bull. Sale will be held at the farm 3 miles Wednesday Monday 13 whiteface steers 435 @ 31.70 south, then 3 miles east of Dwight, Kans.; or 4 miles south 4 black steers 390 @ 31.2W and 2 west of Alta Vista. STARTS 12 NOON STARTS 1:004 37 black steers 465 @ 31.20 6 black steers 454 @ 30.65 SELLING 71. HEAD 7 black steers 451 @ 30.45 CATTLEandHOGS 5 black steers 402 @ 30.00 REG. BLACK Axo[i 4 black steers 439 @ 29.20 67 Cows 400 To 700 SPECIAL, WED.N. 2 whiteface steers585 @ 29.50 Complete dispersal ti 3 black steers 333 @ 28.10 2 are registered tered Black Angus rior:: 2 black steers 610 @ 27.90 Good Cattle regular sale, to settle : 2 black steers 488 @ 28.80 3 bred heifers tate of the late Glen fin 33 whiteface steers 580 @ 28.45 DIdif01 300-600 Listed are: 30 black steers 587 @ 28.45 aaaslisaVitio.1 1 REG. BULL 34 reg. cows with 25 cg 10 whiteface steers 585 @ 28.05 Feeder Pigs side 23 whiteface steers 625 @ 27.95 5 1 -year -old reg, Angus 95 black steers 725 @ 27.15 67 COWS - 12 are dry, to calve in January and February. 18 registered Angus 20 whiteface steers 690 @ 26.95 Of these, 10 calve in Jan. -Feb., 2 by sale day. Also selling for this ea: 2 whiteface steers710 @ 26.95 3 BRED HEIFERS - to calve in March EARLY CONSIGNMENTS 75 purebred Yorkshire 6 black steers 626 @ 27.30 All heifers have been bred either to registered bull or KABSU. FOR 'MON., DEC. 16 OTHER CONSIGNIE Due to the 2 whiteface steers580 @ 26.60 7 reg. Angus bulls 2 yrs. FOR DEC.11 the following 15 whiteface steers 794 @ 26.85 Herd Bangs tested within 60 days; TB tested by sale day. 1 reg. Angus bull 4 yrs. 40 Shorthorn yrlg, SlErE.of Enterprise, 4 whiteface steers 746 @ 26.85 1 reg. Angus bull 17 months hfrs. 550-700 lbs. Detroit, Kans, 18 of the 70 females are milking cows from the herd of 25 Angus yrlg. steers 500 lbs. 45 good WF str. & hire E 2 black whifc steers 690 @ 26.80 0. J. Anderson. 15 wf yrlg. steers 500 lbs. 450.500 7 black steers 716 @ 26.40 MARKET REPORT 42 good blk, & blkwf 6 spotted steers 733 @ 26.20 REGISTERED BULL - THEMELAN WIS DEAN LEGEND. Stocker pigs 12.50-17.50 hd. calves 350-404 Mac, Sire: SMOKY HILL WIS VIVIAN DEAN. Dam: MT. Butcher cows 14.50 to 17.50 32 good WF & blkwf 1957 Model 9 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS JOSEPH WIS BURKE LIBBY. Steer calves 28.00 to 31.00 steers 750-850 lbs. Crop tractor 7 black heifers 271 @ 27.20 SOMETHING ABOUT THE HERD Hfr calves 24.50 to 26.50 29 mixed yrlg, steers Or; transmissilor 9 whiteface heifers 402 @ 27.05 Most of these cattle have been developed on our own farm Yrlg steers 25.00 to 27.00 lbs. propane, thr 3 whiteface heifers 381 @ 27.05 Feeder hfrs. 23.50 to 25.00 MARKET REPORT with good r over the past 10 years, and they have been excellently culled U tractor 14 whiteface heifers 436 @ 26.60 to produce well-uddered, husky animals. This has beena Bulls 20.50 to 22.00 Our market last week 31 black heifers GRADE A herd for 8 years. Registered Hereford ed steady to higher oil propane, lh 430 @ 26.10 strg. & Ja: 8 black heifers 384 @ 26.00 Sale Here Sat., Dec. 14 classes of cattle, mostlyit We honestly believe that every one of these Holsteins We are pleased to host Joe higher with cows up to manure loar 36 black heifers 518 @ 25.85 will make fine adcNions to any good herd; and there higher. 1949 IHC WS 4 black heifers 330 @ 25.65 are en- Lewellen's production sale of ough to make a selection for you. 35 registered bulls and 10 reg- 50 outstanding Hereford, good rubber 3 black -heifers 447 @ 25.50 istered heifers. Sale starts 1:00 strs, 500 lbs., avers0Ford 3.16 tun 7 whiteface heifers 561 @ 25.40 Our dairy equipment will not be on sale, only the cattle. p.m. next Saturday. at 30.60. ly new 30 whiteface heifers 552 @ 25.20 Dairy equipment will be sold at private treaty., Feeder pigs were ste0Shaeffer 10' 38 black heifers 755 @ 25.00 higher, going @ILO with hyd. 17 whiteface heifers 602 @ 24.75 head. JD 494A four 13 whiteface heifers 545 @ 24.75 Mr. & Mrs. Warren L Anderson sweep shot' 11 whiteface heifers 655 @ 24.75 chemical bo Dwight, Kans., *'hone 482.3852 Raymond Vaughn Herb Rockhill Ford frontIT 6 whiteface heifers 677 @ 24.10 Jim Kirkeminde, Auctioneer GI Farmers State Bank, BURLINGTON 364.2581EUREKA cult., good 4 whiteface heifers 795 @ 24.20 Topeka, Kans. Dwight, Kans., Clerk ord rear mo GI 4 whiteface heifers 780 @ 23.50 BARN PHONE 364.9576BARN PHONE good 7 whiteface heifers 727 @ 23.00 row tool bar, 7 mixed heifers 647 @ 23.95 attachments 2 whiteface heifers 740 @ 23.95 PRINCE DOMINOMULTI 3 Ford furrow Pr Dom bar, new Premier's PrinceP4 . ..Elendora ord 6, 3 pt. 100 HEAD 729893 I -..- Pei, BUTCHER COWS Premier's Prince P1241 9550520..-_ blade; 10' 1 holstein cow 1295 @ 17.30 CS Princes re: 1 holstein cow July H, 196 1 5694675______.. harrow for 1430 @ 17.10 new 1 holstein cow 12.95 @ 16.50 PRODUCTION CS Real Princess Dom efr Commatiao 5694675 CS Princess Domino Model H 1 whiteface cow1130 @ 16.50 Some of the heifers selling in our Miss ml production sole. side delivery 1 whiteface cow 1060 @ 16.10 Id cast 1 black cow 1170 @ 16.00 His Get Sells iron 1 red cow 1220 @ 15.60 1 'with fert.att 1 whiteface cow 800 @ 15.40 CSREAL PRINCESS DOM...... OF RICHLY BRED RETURNS taitio gtooth ha SALE PREMIERS PRINCE P124 MULTIPolill 1 whiteface cow 845 @ 15.70 g harrow PRINCE 1 whiteface cow 1015 @ 15.70 12:30 Noon PREMIERS PRINCE P137 1 whiteface cow I, ell Brothers 1110 @ 14.20 FRIDAY, DEC. 20 Beloit Sale Barn 1 canner cow 875 @ 13.70 15 BULLS ..

BELOIT, KANSAS 8 SPRING YEARLINGS . BUTCHER BULLS ret' 4 Return 5541 1 whiteface bull 1530 @21.90 George Herd -bull prospects by SHR Onward do. Auct. hot a 4 1 black bull 1180 @21.00 and Regulator Premier 295 who

1 black bull 1150 @20.00 7 SENIOR CALVES the bull we raiseSee all by Prince Domino Multi, o gallon per. ti you have cattle to sell, call Prince P124 and out of the doeof "P124. gas collect C. C. Wendt BL 8-2529 Herington; Wm. Schnell BL 8-2039, Herington; Ted PREMIER'S PRINCE P124 85 HEIFERS .. ... Our Foundation Sire Haefner, 317, Lincolnville. 40 HEIFERS. . f" b6", rol Onward 4 Return 524,with Return33. a reelY'll". the Stem, for 55,700 in 422M boned bull, "The 524th" sold lebi_rurlhb8.folgstnrse:tug-EtNgEt:loolrases6Delznuaehffns:3:11Ntegrl:Sfreelgielastd:aitrueTe:(11' Herington city, "a hogI( 45 with I4` ready to breed open. 30 of which are of hog E Sell Stook - wet Livestock weaned. -tank Write foryour catalog ofYarpanels d s Auction Co. able rs Herington, Kans. SHR ONWARD 4 RETURN 524 3$8.2Y Smoke sod Got Galli Rh. 91A3 0II SMIT LONGFORD,KANSAS A "Anztn,1 td of II 4 ie:iced fivehlo red a Po about 350 persons at the annual nets with loss in farm politicalthe farmers' local and state in- ,eetgro\111)It 'New Neighbors Less Power, convention of the Kansas Asso- base, and a realignment in geo-fluence will be further diluted." °ncaused ciation of Soil Conservation Dis- graphic voting patterns such as 13TH ANNUAL placed farmers from migratingtricts in Wichita, "Right now the rise of the suburban voting REGISTERED HEREFORD edupro, Rural U.S. to cities by promoting local com- block and the decline of the PRODUCTION SALE InWICHITA- "Family farms"munity development, the editorwe are just beginning the most dynamic, explosive, revolution. South's one -party system. Ltra(Is fe"whuigalqin their presentform are on the SAT., DEC. 14 - 1:00 pan. of the Kiplinger Agricultural ary, social, political and econo- Another coming influence tow- EUREKA LIVESTOCK BARN ens lltrugay out, and the federal govern- reeeiv' Letter believes. ard breaking up farmers' pow - EUREKA, KANS. line,nealtinent will try hard to keep dis- John Harms, Washington, toldmic upheaval in all of agricul- withthe ture's history." en as a bloc, Harms said, is the 35 Bulls 10 Females r. The coming changes will re-fact that "this country is going - hecouldn't quire much more activity by to embark on a vastly expandedThe offering features sons and on daughters of such breeding as )- .mught farm groups, Harms said, "or rural development program - HDR Royalty 0239th by TR Roy- s would ne you and the rest of the farmers this will go hand -in -hand with al Zato 27th; JEL 66 Zato Tone the present CLAY CENTER are going to be run aver by so-urban development. To the ex-55th by LT Zato Heir 66th; and ition.type called nonfarm outside inter- tent this keeps failing farmersothers. e standard ests." in rural areas, and more impor- SALES CO. tant, to the extent it brings in Joe Lewellen Farmers as a group used tonew people and new industries, Gene Watson, Auctioneer have great political power, he Hog Sale Every Mondaystem too,... said, but they will have little to say about agricultural programs LIVESTOCK AUCTION in the future. Farmers will have Cattle Sale Every Tuesday12:30 Noon to join with nonfarm groups with political power to get pro- Friday reka A DEPENDABLE MARKET grams they need, he said. FOR ALL CLASSES OF CATTLE "Agricultural power clearly is rinro to the businessman on ei- AUCTION don ther side of the farmer, the bus- DE EMBER 20 ihess,,s selling production goods to farmers, and those who buy SALE Sole handle and distribute food com- arts 1:00 p.m. modities - the so-called agri- ',,tmch Served .very businessmen," he said. These I will sell at public auction the following livestock on my farm 'powers, he added, will not be located from Clay Center, Kans., 9 miles s, -theast on highway stopped, but their aims can be No. 396, then 2 miles south on Highway N859, or 2 east and londay modifiedby"strongerand 3 north of Wakefield, Kans. smarter farm groups." RTS 1:00 "If you think Congress is go- HOGS-CATTLE-SHEEP ing to pass big new laws on far- Rocket 12-by KWT 6 Rocket. mer bargaining for wheat or Your inspection invited prior any other grain, better forget it. 6,7,1,11 sale day. LACK Acct; "Consumer groups and agri- 31 Cattle WEIIN, Dg, it dispersal of Saturday business interests won't let 7 Shorthorn 2 yr. old heifers, ; Angus duii happen," he said. pasture bred to calf in April, e,to settle The new federal administra- calfhood vacc. (choice) late Glen 3 Broc Face and Roan WF DECEMBER 21 tion will do its best to bring 141 HOGS heifers, 2 yrs., pasture bred prosperity to rural America, 40 Yorkshire gilts to farrow in calf in April, calfhood vacc., is with 25 elt Harms said, but stressed no po- Feb. and March good ones I reg. Angus litical party is accountable for 65 Yorkshire free gilts 7 Angus cows, 3 yrs., Sept. Lunch Served 6 Yorkshire young boars calves at side, area tested 'ed Angus h farm trends. He charged that 30 Yorkshire feeder shoats 2 Black WF cows, 3 yrs., Sept. g for this co Starting at 9:30 a.m. Orville Freeman, secretary of NOTE: All from registered calves at side, area tested CI Yorkshire f.. agriculture, has switched from stock, most are eligible to reg-Hereford cow, 3 yrs., Sept. calf CONSIGNS Due to the death of my husband I will sell at public auction "going all-out for farmers" to ister. Have bred this herd for at side, area tested )R DEC.11 the following listed items located approximately 3/1 mile north. many years. Showed in countyRegistered Angus bull, 5 yrs. )rn yrlg. stall of Enterprise, Kans., on Highway No. 43 or one mile south of supporting a "cheap food poli- and state fairs this year. Gilts old, gentle and a good breed- 1-700 lbs. Detroit, Kans., on Highway 43. cy" that keeps the farmer from are sired by NRW 6 Model er (Trumpp breeding) 'F str. & getting enough for his products. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Champ 4-2 by FHJ 3 Jayhawk 13 SHEEP PTO grain bin on rubber; 41' Factors working against con- Model Champ 398382 and DOE12 choice registered South- k. & blkwf shit Machinery grain auger with 9 HP engine, tinuance of small family operat- 7 Pontiac 3-S by FHJ 5 Jrv- down ewes, young 50-400 on transport wheels, like new; hawk Model Champ 1-2 414969.Choice registered Southdown 'F & blkwf 1957 Model 900 Ford Row ed farms, Harms said, are the Are bred to LLL 8 Captain . ram, 1 year old 50-850 lbs. Crop tractor with 5 -speed 2 4 -wheel flatbed trailers; good growing economy and increas- transmission equipped with2 way hyd. cylinder; high pres- yrig. steers propane, three point hitch, sure grease gun; 3 pt. roller ing efficiency making bigger operations more practical; the Orville Hughes, Owner tKET REPOR: with good rubber pump sprayer with barrel car- rket last weKe MM U tractor, equipped withrier and booms; sweep wind - decline in farm population; re- Ancts.: Foster Kretz & Elmo Steffen Clerk: Union State !.. propane, live hyd., power rower for mower apportionment of voting dist- Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Bank, Clay Center to higher strg. & Jayhawk dirt & Ford 3 pt. tandem disc; 27' cattle, moslif manure loader grain and bale elevator; 10' ith cows up Id1949 II -IC W9 tractor with grain auger with1/2 HP elec- good rubber tric motor; 4x16' grain auger nding Herefc'. Ford 3-16 turnover plow, near-with % hp electric motor, like Starts 1 p.m: 10lbs., aversi ly new, new 1. Shaeffer 10' HD wheel disc Clipper fanning mill; Linn Baachv OcJOGI gs were steal;. This weeks sale found fewer cattle out of a reputation herd of Shorthorn .1 with hyd. cylinder, good hyd. pump for tractor; feed Ding @ 11.k: JD 494A four row planter withhopper; Letz feed grinder; due mostly to muddy and wet roads and cows and an Angus bull, 40 head of wf. sweep shovels and eight Bear Cat hammer mill; small corrals. However, we had a wide selec- and black wf. steers, 750 lbs. coming off 4 -wheel garden tractor;ensil- tion of all classes, except for lightweight of wheat and rye pasture; 90 head of chemical boxes, nearly new black steers, 775 lbs., off wheat pasture, t1.1:11OCKluu Ford front mounted 4 row age cutter; old M&H combine; stocker steers or stocker and feeder plus several small and odd lot consign- 61/T cult., good 1941 Buick car; 150 new elec- heifers. It was a very active market with ments. We expect a lot more of all GI-GI Ford rear mounted mower, tric posts and insulators. everything selling quick and easy. We HONE 2 large rolls of new electric could have sold a lot more calves, year- weights and classes by Monday sale day. 4 row tool bar, good, and otherfence wire; large roll of No. 9 lings and feeders. The feeder steer sold Whether buying or selling cattle it , attachments wire; 5 rolls new hog wire and pays to do so at GLASCO LIVESTOCK, 3 Ford furrow openers for toolother wire and netting. fully 50 0higher, stocker yearlings looked 10Mail steady, heavy calves active and fully your best cattle market. We always have Domw' new Several gallons of grain fum- Pr the best buyers, country fresh consign- ) P4 steady; light weight calves 50 to 75e Ford 6' pt. rear mounted igants;several gallons weed ments, and the professional cattle mar- rAt),(, higher. Butcher cows sold 500 higher, Dom Commitco blade; 10' rear mounted tinespray; 20 gauge single barrel ket. For information to buy or sell call CS eroe shotgun; single shot rifle;1 and bulls sold 50 0 lower. harrow for wheel disc, like us; to help you with your marketing min° ltill new case of Shell oil; case of STP. For next week already consigned are RPr satisfactorily is our profession. Commar0JD Model H manure spreader Lots of used lumber; hedge 30 to 40 head of steer and heifer calves ;Ino._ miss Nary 2 side delivery rakes posts;railroadties;steel Field cast iron roller posts; several 5 & 6" cedar REPRESENTATIVE SALES MADE MONDAY, DEC. 2, 1968 ' 2 MM 8-16 grain drills, one poles in various lengths. NameAddressDescription Weight Price Good used tires; lot of roof- 2 blackwhif strs... 590 THE DO' with fert. att. Ray Jostes, Scottsville, 1 wf bull .. 1700 22.00 26.50

ing tin; several junk batteries; Springtooth harrow Joe Downey, Glasco, 1 red cow 1345 15.70 1 Holstein steer.. 69522.70 PRINCI1 junk machinery & scrap iron. Roger Billings, Delphos, 52 whif & MULTI Drag harrow Louis Cool, Glasco, 1 wf bull 1350 20.40 PRINCE,1101954 Ford % ton pickup, goodPower lawn mower black steers 32' aluminum extension ladder Dean Catlin, Miltonvale, 3 wf steers 766 26.70 760 27.40 rubber Clyde Shamburg, Glasco, 1 blk steer .. 495 26.70 1949 % ton Studebaker pickup SHOP EQUIPMENT Sue Cool, Glasco 1 whif bull 650 21.70James Bremmerman, Miltonvale, 250 amp Fourney elec. welder Clara Ackerman, Delphos, 1 whif

1 whif cow . 105021.50 GRAIN BINS & TANKS with leads brindle hfr. ... 350 21.00 1 whif cow . .. 4 2250 bushel Perfection grainCarbon brazing att. for welder Wendell Cunningham, Glasco, 5 whif - 100019.70 4 RetoolVIP'. 1 red whif cow .. 1020 d I bins, good Carbon tip for welder; hood; steers or bulls 43430.20 18.90 , C "P124' 1000 bu. Eaton grain bin, good welding rod; brazing rods 1 whif cow 112518.00 21 whif steers.. 51229.90 Acetylene welding torch, cut- M. R. Northern, Glasco, 6 wf strs.. 3 other steel grain bins, usable 10 whif hfrs 45326.10 . 79627.20 000" 300 gallon gas barrelwith ting head, hose, and gauges Name witheld, Salina, 48 whif & Al o'g Kt, 4 whif hfrs 34525.90 1,124 Se, P' Blacksmith anvil;2 house hose, nozzle and stand black steers . .. 785 27.40 150 gal. gas barrel; several 50jacks;hydraulic jack;furni- Leroy Gawith, Delphos, 10 whif and Vein Kysar, Gunnison, Colo., 89 whif blkwf steers 565 28.30 gal. oil drums; 2 100 lb. pro -ture clamps; paint spray gun; str clvs, sold by hd.. 379 134.00 Pane bottles; other propane 7V.4" Skilsaw with metal Bob Paige, Delphos, 12 red steers .. . 724 26.95 3 whif steers bottles for tractor or other box, good; 1/2" elec. drill, good; 6 wf. & roan strs.62126.85 655 26.95 se. Y4" drill, good; drill bits; post 10921; 4 with otew augers; tap and die sets; Han- RADIO ANNOUNCEMENTS AND TIMES BONDED & , reol OG FEEDING EQUIPMENTdy Man jack; shop wrenches; K.F.R.M. - 7:50 A.M.Saturday, Sunday and Monday 1.700 in theSt."' LICENSED 7 60 bu. self feeders hammers, shovels and other K.S.A.L. - 12:45 A.M. Saturday, Sunday and 6:25 A.M.Mon. 16 6-bu. hog feeders tools. 7:30 to 7:40 A.M. Mondays new hog feeders in crates HAY & BUILDINGS 4A- ts of hog waterers App. 500 bales alfalfa & 400 to breed o stock tanks' bales straw; barn and other ts of panels for hog shedmisc. sheds; large cement and yards stave silo, good; windmill tow- G1 ammo Li-ref/06)k Exei2alye Portable hog shelters wither; lots of misc. items too nu- SALE BARN Phone 568-231 floors merous to mention. OWNERS & OPERATORS SALES REPRESENTA 'IVES L R. NOTHERN ROLAND NOTHERN LYLE BELDEN-Beloit ARNO ,D FILE -Beloit Mrs Paul Glatt, Owner Phone 568-2716 Phone 568-2350 PE 84037 eE 8-3413 Auctioneers: Carl & Wm. Schnell Harshman, Clerk First National Bank, Abilene, Cashier "snow falling for panied by high winds, weather. are defined as men said, short durationsat intermittent generally small "Sleet" is described as "frozen period," with rain drops" which bounce on the accumulations. ground. "Cold wave" indicates a Lam "Snow squalls" are"brief in, comparable rapid fall in temperature within tense falls of snow a 24 -hour period which will re- to summer rainshowers. They dy Fo by gusty sur- quire substantially increased COLORADO are accompanied protection to agricultural and face winds." rtyindTerilne8ew liter11 snow" other activities. "Blowing and drifting Bring Yourcons. ble heat I Where are the snows of tglirnotnag winch generally occurtogether auction. for winter and yesteryear? Who knows - but "result from strong winds this year's accumulation of the BUy .SEL:. and home. falling of loose snow onthe can be Hori- white stuff will be immortalized JOHN wnr ground," weathermen said. casesof tr zontal visibility is greatlyreduc- in the best Weather Bureau 230 Colm!ad°141, water, prose. MANHATI'AICOn ed, authorities said. or lambs,t In the northern plains,"the give quit combination of blowing and 152 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK ng witheq drifting snow after asubstantial snowfall has ended is often re- ferred to as a groundblizzard," In The Midst OfSplit City weathermen said. Saturday C. F. (Red) Thomason, right, has beenthe center of a sim- To warn the public of ice on mering rift in Herington which has led to apublic hearing, the the ground and road surfaces, filing of a recall petition, a petition seeking agrand jury investi- AUCTION gation of the city government, and a $200,000libel suit. Mayor the Weather Bureau uses the John Namely, left, has been trying to stayneutral in the contro- terms "ice storm," "freezing DECEMBER versy, started when Thompson ran as a"reform" candidate for rain," and "freezing drizzle." the city commission and with disagreements overturning back SALE has The qualifying term "heavy" utility meters by city emrlovees, which one faction says Starts 11:004 been a longtime practice in the town. warns of accumulationsthat may damage trees andoverhead Lunch Serui As we have wires. We will sell the following described property atAuction loc. Damage will be greater if the cated 11 miles south of Alma, Kans., on Highway N0,4:4our Station at freezing rain or drizzle is accom- same distance east of Alta Vista and west of Eskridge, Haddam, K, Weathermen Standardize uth of Nark 50 choice,large Hereford 5 automatic hogwater cows, with black whiteface11 .electric pig brooder C calves by side. We bred andBreeding crate(homenti 28 raised these cows Their Winter Terms Numerous hog troughs F AUCTION NI/. old All have been calfhood vac-Many 7' panels I year The Weather Bureau doesn't The stronger term, "warning," cinated for Bangs. Ages runSeveral hog shipping Purebred bui from 5 to 8 years. ct4 want to snow anybody this win-will mean "a storm is imminent I will sell at public auction lots Hog lot equipmentdi6 years of a ter, or even cloud the issues, soand immediate action to protectof my miscellaneous items lo- Registered 4-yr. old Angus bullsold before noon cated approximately 1/2block HOGS IMPLEMENTS & Na. start for Kansas weatherwatchers itlife and property should begin." the above bu south of First St on Brady in 50 extra good York-Hamp Papec field cutterfin gcd has provided definitions of Key Some of the more common crossbred sows, bred for condition) Horned Abilene, Kans., on dfage. terms to be used in winter fore- 1 years11r ri weather terms also were ex- 3rd litter to Duroc boars forAC 60 combine bull, one evil casts. plained. SAT., DEC. 14 Feb. litters. International tandem (Es( date and the 1 Purebred Duroc yearling Viking 32' elevator withgt The U.S. Environmental Sci- "The word 'snow' in a forecast, At 1:00 p.m. boar feeder ence Services Administration without a qualifying word suchFarm Master electric cream All hogs are strictly SPF andElectric chick brooder (ESSA), whose name is as COM+es `occasional' or 'intermittent,' separator, used approx. 1 year have been vaccinated against2 large chicken feeders plex as its variety of functions,means the fall is of a steady na-One other small cream separa- Lepto. Stock saddle; numben! is responsible for maintaining ture and will probably continue tor HOG LOT EQUIPMENT wooden benches; 3 h a n d tut 945sltHeeeArtellfai°sni.c1Chha4e1:i warning systems for all types of Pump jack (oil bath) 33 A type hog houses pumps; pump jack; R6 for with livei for several hours without let- Emery grinder with HP elec- 45 individual concrete hog e c tri c 5m 01in tires, good natural hazards. up," weathermen said. tric motor troughs rolls heavy chainchain lid W51 Ford 8N In winter weather forecasts "Heavy snow," they said, Crow bars, ropes, forks, shov- 5 automatic hog waterers sing, new fluidintire; this year, "watch" and "warn-"means a fall of four inches orels, log chains, jacks, electric condition ing" will be used as they havemore is expected in a 12 -hour motor & fan. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Mili'er Allis-Chalmers Pipe fittings, bolts, brace & plow been used in tornado forecasts.period, or a fall of six inches Phone 765-3379 - Alma, Kansas 86101 Allis-Chalmers bits, saws, vise. Auctioneer, Joe Hahne Clerks: Herren Standard throughout the na- or more is expected in a 24 -hourHorse bridles, halters, two de-. cultivator tion, they replace such terms asperiod." horning clippers. -Continent "provisional snow warning." The definitionof whether Approx. 350 gal. gas tank disc Deluxe Spitfire flame thrower ,;3.p The term "watch" will be usedsnow is just "snow" or is "heavywith small tank "to alert the public that a stormsnow" will vary over the nation, Weed sprayer, heat lamps, Woods 131 has formed and is approachingdepending on whether such door locks, wire netting, roofing, pull type corn the area," weathermen said. snow deposits are common or several gas cans, several lava- 3 Allis -Chain "People in the alerted area tories. Red Cloud Livestock Comm.(0,111type:hay ball unusual. Grain end gate for pickup belts should keep listening to the lat- On a sterner scale, "blizzard"or truck Red Cloud, Nebraska Allis-Chalr est Weather Bureau advice on is characterized by winds with Plastic hose; copper tubing, foot, pull typ radio and television and beginspeeds of at least 35 miles ansmall 2 -wheel transport cart, motor chicken crates, chicken feeders, mpster lister to take precautionary meas- hour, with considerable snow,picket fencing, flat cribbing, attach. ures." and temperatures of 20 or lower Sole Every Tuesday ew Idea 7 foc flower picket fencing, paint, mower CROWDS TOO BIG for an extended period of time. tools. Starts 12:30 Noon "Severe blizzard" is stepped up Hundreds of other miscellan- ew Idea Oa AT STORE OPENING eous items not mentioned. ew Idea man CONCORDIA - Crowds at to "blizzard of extreme propor- The Home Of The Best Feeder Cattle hay rakeon the opening of a Gibson dis-tions with wind speeds of at Terms: Cash In Southern Nebraska and Northern Kansas dual cyl. learn 45 miles an hour," plus a ft. blade for count store here were so large lilyRyan 32. that police had to be summonedgreat density of snow and tem- Henry Heer, Owner hay PTO elev peratures of 10 or lower. Carl & Wm. Schnell, Aucts. gle chain to limit the number of people Cashier: Farmers Nat'l. 3: The milder "snow flurries" Bank, elevator,in entering the store. Abilene Claire Snider, Clerk For Consignments or Early Listings Contact: v Idea woo( spreaderon st Barn Phones: 746-2620 - 746.2622 16 steel box g HORNED DIVISION press wheels, HEREFORD DISPERSION ill type terrac' Dean Jones,owner HarryHeidell.!,,,n!(Corm ick-Deei Nelson - 225.4281 Blue - eSley 1: Eugene Vi' Mon. Dec. 16 hone JA7-51 leville, Has Starts 12:00 Noon C.S.T. At The Ranch 1 Mi. West, 13/4 North,of Natoma, Kansas Superior LivestockComm.Co lig, 168 HEAD SELLING Superior, Nebraska 104 Lots-32 Bulls- 136 Females G ADVANCE REGULATOR 45 REGULATOR BLOODLINES TOP CLUB Sole Every Saturday Sale Starts At 12:30 Noon. CALVES WILLSELL All Clean Pedigrees Largest Pig Market In SouthernNebraska And Northern Kansas Anyone Wanting Top BroodFemales Dependable Cattle Market Can Get Them At ThisSale For Consignmentsor Early ListingsContact: Auct. George Morse Lunch Served Barn Phone: 879.3711 HEIFERS SELLING For Catalogs, Contact: Dean Jones, Gail anon, owner Jima BrWlintO 243 VIC ROTH, Russell, Kansas,Owner Nelson- 225-4281 Superior - Box 427, Russell, Kans - Write or Phone 913 - 483-2642for catalog

no aueh theworkbench,ElwynS. (red). Their normal life is about December 10, 1968 Holmes, Extension agricultural 5000 hours. The red bulbs (hard JUCO TO BUILD *at Lamps WITHOUT FEDERALAID engineer at Kansas State Uni- glass) are more expensive butbrooding area- use a wire or versity, says. safer because most will with- Federal funds or not, Inde- rues,.76andy For Light is a by-product of heat chain. pendence Junior College will AD° yuitzu stand water splashes when hot. Also, don't operate more than lamps, but adds to their useful- Follow safety precautions build a new campus. Applica- .1 new ness. Infrared rays - long, rad- six 250 -watt lamps on a 15 am-tion for federal aid has been inter Uses when using heat lamps. Use cor-pere (No. 14 wire) circuit or r consignin4gportable heat lamps are handyiant heat waves - are produc- celain sockets if the lamps are turned down, but schooloffi- ' ''pms for winter use around theed in the lamps, and a 250 -watt more than eight 250 -watt lampscials say they will start con- on for continuous or long burn-on a 20 amp (No. 12 wire) cir- SELL Fin and home. heat lamp gives off about the struction without the assist- ing periods. Brass and most cuit, Holmes cautions. No fire tti 113,4Theycan be used to warm same light as a 1000 -watt light plastic sockets will be unable toon a farm has ever been tracedance. The junior college pres- 30 Color u nkcases of tractors or cars, bulb. stand the heat. Never support ently shares facilities with the 'WIT at\41 warm water, to warm baby Infrared lamps are available to a properly -used heat lamp, Independence high school. Ak\,. the heat lamp by the cord in ahe says. '----...... s or lambs, to dry wet areas, in 125, 250, and 375 -watt sizes in to give quick warmth whilesoft glass (white) and 250 and orking with equipment or at 375 watt sizes in hard glass Monday Saturday CASH IN NOW! AUCTION DECEMBER 16 CEMBER1 AT YOUR FARMHAND DEALER SALE Starts11:00a.m. tarts 1L00 qt Lunch Served Lunch sem As we have sold our farm, we will sell thefollowing at Pub- MONEY -MAKING FARMHAND® 'ertY at our NI'Auction located 3 miles North and 3 milesEast of Walthers 4.'hwaY No. it Station at Cuba, Kans.; or5 miles West of the west edge 4; or Eskridge, f Haddam, Kans.; or 5 milesSouth, 1 mile East and 1 mile outh of Narka, Kans. FALL HARVEST OF VALUES hog watere; 2 -row weeder brooders crate John Deere 10 -ft.,2 -section (homerrii 28 CATTLE springtooth harrow hog troughsk 2 FREE OFFERS -When you buy any model- "20 -ways- 4yearoldPolledHereford3 -sectionspiketooth harrow anels Purebred bull, good breederMcCormick -Deering 9 -foot tan new" - Farmhand Feedmaster portable grinder -mixer. g shipping (It,11 Polled Hereford cows, 3 to dem disc equipment 6 years of age and bred toG.I. 8 -foot tandem disc noon startcalvingin March to4 -wheel 7x14 box trailer on 1 With the purchase of any new model Feedmaster you will re- VENTS & the above bull rubber ceive -FREE -a magnet attachment worth from $60 to $100. Icutter (in g:fi 52 -wheel flat bed hay trailer on i) 2 Horned Hereford cows, (This valuable accessory is just the ticket for keeping stray ibine years of age, bred to above rubber bull, one will calve by sale2 -wheel trailer on rubber bits of metal out of your ground feed. Protects your grinder- al tandem tli.k date and the other in MarchNew Jet PTO weed sprayer elevator with14 Hereford 400 to 600 poundPost hole digger with PTO mixer and your livestock, too.) steer and heifer calves Case 2x14 plow on steel ick brooder 125 laying hens John Deere No. 2 belt driven' 2 And to sweeten the deal -If you trade in a used grinder -mixer .cken feeders corn sheller iddle; number: MACHINERY 2 -row all steel stalk cuttese: (Farmhand or other model), Farmhand will send you a nches; 3 hand1951 Allis-Chalmers WD trac-Hay rack on steel gem--; check for an extra $25. imp jack; 1,i1 tor with live power and fluidMcCormick -Deering hay dump or; loading rho in tires, good condition rake OFFER good until January 25, 1969. This money saving offer navy chain bt1951 Ford 8N tractor with Buzz saw with steel frame. fluidintires and in goodJohn Deere hand corn sheller is just the start. Because when you put a Feedmaster to work in condition Fairbanks -Morse hammer mill your feeding operation -you'll find it's a grinder -mixer that's Miller Ills -Chalmers3x14 mounted ALFAL-FA, FRAME HAY, , plow WHFTA k.,OAT STRAW second -to -none in the industry. as66101 llis-Chalmers2 -row mounted and FEED1Nd OATS ks: Herren,: cultivator MISCELLANEOUS ord Continental 2 -row,3 -pt: New Johnson propane tank "20 -ways -new" -That's right 'took disc heater; propane bottle;oil -20 new Feedmaster design im- -74001, 3-Ppint. hook, hoYtank.. heater.;:..-150:-gal:gas tank rhoew r and stand, asenneal apPliCat- provements make your feed g956 Woods Bros. singleroworwillfit any lister:7 hp. operation faster, more efficient, pull type corn picker Homelight chain saW.;.;PN'maA, 953 Allis-Chalmers roto twine ',fende: ctiagpri.i,.14tP13 wire,se:'t more profitable. nm.Co. type hay baler with new steel *posts; - air 4cdnipeessier 4 models to choose from -102 belts with paint sprayer attachment. Iska 956 Allis-Chalmers No. 66,5- And' Many other miscellan- cu. ft. capacity F-810 (drop foot, pull type combine with eons items. feeder) and F-820 (plain table) motor ANTIQUE HOUSEHOLD empster lister with duck foot GOODS and the big 142 cu. ft. capacity attach. 2 lanterns; cast is -on kettle; F-85(dropfeeder)and F-86 day ew Idea 7 foot pull type hay copper boiler; horse collars mower and harness; 7 -ft. McCormick- (combination bale table and grain ew Idea 4 -bar side delivery Deeringbinder; walking hopper.) There's one just right ew Idea manure scoop with plow; hand corn sheller; some hay rake on steel dated fruit jars; 2 flat irons: Farmhand Feedmaster Model F-810for your feeding operation. Cattle dual cyl. Tugs; stone jars;kerosene tern Kansas -ft. blade for loader heater; elly Ryan 32 -ft. grainand Wood rocking chairs; wood Come in today and get all the details on this great money -sav- hay PTO elevator bed; picture frames; kraut ing Feedmaster offer. You won't go wrong with a Feedmaster. Ingle chain 32 ft. grain andcutter: combination wood and ay elevator, motor driven cook stove with copper boiler; SEE YOUR FARMHAND DEALER: ngs Contact: ew Idea wood box manurePorcelain top kitchen cabinet; Jorden Implement Co. Buchman Farm Supply Bowman Implement snreader on steel Porcelain top kitchen table Abilene, Kansas 746-2622 16 steel box grain drill withand 4 chairs; Alta Vista, Kansas Junction City, Kansas press wheels, on steel Floor lamp; odd chairs tll type terracer Kuhn Truck & Tractor, Inc. Valley Equipment Co., Inc. Marion Machinery Co. Egg washer; utility cabinet; Lawrence, Kansas HeidekcCormick-Deeringnull typeportable cot;clothes hanger. Lindsborg, Kansas Marion, Kansas ue Hill - Chapman Implement Co. Osage Farm Equipment Co. Salina Farm Supply esley & Grace Huncovsky, Own. Minneapolis, Kansas Osage City, Kansas Salina, Kansas t: Eugene Waring, Clerk: The First National Bank, Phone JA 7-5141, Phone JA 7-2268, Pioneer Service & Sales lleville, Kans. Belleville, Kans. Herington, Kansas -4grtizzitzwy a owe 4:gimp WILTV7 VAT CERTIFIED Concordia, Kansas Sale Every Saturday LIVESTOCK MARKET

All classes of stock were selling are looking for stock, come in and STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS irday buy the auction way. 9 mixed heifers 870 @ 24.50 fully steady; butcher hogs were 30 black cows oon The following are some of the 6 black heifers 610 @ 25.30 @226.00 selling fully steady and in some sales made this past Saturday: 2 whiteface cows1260 @ 17.00 instances 250 higher. We had another 3 whiteface heifers 620 @ 25.60 7 whiteface heifers 730 @ 25.20 BULLS good run of feeder pigs with prices 1 black bull 1205 @ 22.70 Nebraska steady. STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 5 whiteface heifers 370 @ 26.30 n 10 mixed steers If you have livestock that you are 844 @ 26.00 8 whiteface heifers 417 @ 25.70 HOGS 4 whiteface steers585 @ 29.00 6 black heifers 540 @ 26.10 9 weaning pigs @ 15.50 ket going to sell, consider The Cloud 7 whiteface steers700 @ 27.80 County Livestock Commission Co. as 4 whiteface heifers 560 @ 25.90 10 feeder pigs @ 18.25 6 whiteface steers695 @ 27.65 6 whiteface heifers 620 @ 25.20 12 feeder pigs @ 18.75 the place to sell. Each customer is 2 whiteface steers360 @ 33.25 rigsContact: treated equally and fairly. All con- 40 feeder pigs @ 16.00 8 holstein steers 840 @ 22.15 COWS 18 weaning pigs @ 14.25 1 signments are sold in the order they 14 mixed steers 887 @ 26.00 are unloaded. Our sale moves rapidly We have 4 good cow buyers and can 28 feeder pigs @ 17.25 7 black steers 740 @ 27.00 sure get a top market for your good 21 feeder pigs @ 16.70 Gail Garton,Concordia so that shrink will be held to a 4 whiteface steers800 @ 27.25 minimum for each consignor. butcher cows. 24 butchers 250 @ 18.00 243-1181 9 whiteface steers865 @ 26.00 7 whiteface cows 908 @ 17.05 23 butchers 210 @ 18.25 Give us a try, we'll do our best 11 whiteface steers401 @ 31.00 uperior to each customer. We have a nice 3 black cows 900 @ 18.80 6 buthcers 230 @ 18.10 sale planned for Saturday. If you 2 black cows 1040 @ 17.00 9 butchers 218 @ 17.90 2 whiteface cows1000 @ 16.40 13 butchers 220 @ 17.75 10 black cows @203.00 3 sows 320 @ 15.20 .Leo Rauch,Clay C en te r;632-3092 Radio KNCK '1390' 6:45 T. T. S. J.M."Matt" Davis,Delphos 623-4543 ination but it had never set up Leavitt Jan. 23-24-25 - AmericanYork- gat Districti u...i...... u...... shire Club show andsale in a system to enforce the stand honors Arkansas City, Kans.,sale among member state and countyBruceWilmette, = medical societies. G&G Calendar Jan. 25. Wilbur F. Prager, Leavitt' Under the plan, a state society EKTerInheink _ ilumatimmiiiiimmimmilimimmummimilitwimwmiumwmump&i.. . sec-treas. Dec. 10 - Farmland auction sealed bids, Randolph,Kans., Jan. 25 - Farm salenorth ofcan be censured or - in the north of Canton, Kans., Julia bids to Ivan Isaacson. Paxico, Kans., Rein Breymey-case of repeated violations - K sale north even removed from. the AMA. B/ ike SKc ho Dec. 16 - Dairy cow Welter. 1,;feepers S. Johnson estate. Pete Goer- er. Auct Lawrence LindaR 01144 ing, realtor; Ed Reimer, auc- of Clay Center, Kans.,Donald Feb. 1 - B.F.Y. bred giltsale Because medical society mem-R tioneer & realtor. Slingsby. Auct Foster Kretz. in Emporia, Kans., Jim Year - bership is often a prerequisite to C Dec. 10 - Tractors and farmDec. 16 - Farm salenortheast out. "house privileges" - the rightKeith Olson of Cuba, Kans., Wesleyand to practice in a hospital - the Margy Jones, cirlris machinery in Medford, Okla., Feb. 1, 1969 - Duroc sale and MA Ray Divelbiss & Sons Ins., Grace Huncovsky.Auct. Eu- annual 4.H & FFA contest inNegro physicians often weren't gene Waring. able to admit their patients to aDiane DeWerff John Deere Dealer. Aucts Smith Center, Kans. Albrecht Bart Hagel Auction Co. Dec. 16 - Vic Rothhorned Her- and Popp. local hospital. Dons" r Dec. 10 - Sell-out of all well eford dispersion in Natoma,Feb. 4 - Farm sale north of drilling equipment south of Kansas. Emporia, Kans., C. E. Gaston. Sales Down Manhattan, Kans., A. 0. Cay-Dec. 18 - Holsteinmilking Tibbs Movie At of Aucts Jim Barr and J. H. Small Machin lor Drilling Co. Auct. Don herd dispersal southwest Hind. For many & Mrs. years, k Roche. Alta Vista Kans., Mr. Feb. 5 - Farm sale east of El-Council Grove Dec. 11 - Lasater Chevrolet Warren L.Anderson. Auct. mo, Floyd Beemer. Auct. Fos- One of the first showings of a auction in Eskridge, Kans. Jim Kirkeminde. documentary movie of a wild production sale ter Kretz. Auot Jim Kirkeminde. Dec. 20 - First horse roundup, "Born To Buck," Fraenarm held Feb. 7 - Farm sale northwest and 14,, Dec. 12 - Improved farm north of Herefords, sale to be of Blue Rapids. Paul Miller.will be shown in the G&G area chEcibhiagivirungeeihes;rb7mtent in Beloit, Kans., Ray 0.Smith InstituteAi of Hanover, Kans., Harold Roche & Raleigh Breeding, at Council Grove this week, notes that Besack. Aucts Schultis & Son. of Longford, Kans. Auct starting Wednesday. combinesassociati aucts. stingunderl,: Dec. 12 - Farmland and ma- George Morse. Feb. 8 - Seventh annual Poll- Sam Curry, owner of the Ritz were down in chinery west of Jamestown,Dec. 20 - Yorkshire hogdisper- ed Hereford production saletheatre at Council Grove, says September the .14,; period of Kansas,EudyneReames. sal southeast of Clay Center, Valley Hereford Farm, Goff,that Casey Tibbs, a producer - year, while sales on thoo4 Aucts Schau and Siegel. Kans., Orville Hughes. Auct. Kans., Carl J. Funk. director of the movie, is well ing over $11,000 Dec. 12-13-14 - Kansas Angus Foster Kretz. known in the area as a onetime er were of Mar. 8 - Blue Valley Hereford paatliy, Futurity show & salein Dec. 21 - Farm sale north Assn. sale in Fairbury, Nebr.,performer at the Strong City Enterprise, Kans., Mrs. Paul dos, Hutchinson, Bob Towne, Kan- Don Banahan, Steele City, rodeo and a friend of Ken Rob- row,3 -row and Glatt. Aucts Carl and Wm. troii sas Angus Assn., sale mgr. Nebr., sale mgr. erts of Strong City and Gerald pickers but they Schnell, were irow s Dec. 14 - Sale of miscellaneous Mar. 27 - Northeast KansasRoberts of Abilene, brothers pis.octkheer items east edge of Abilene, Ks.Jan. 4 - Annual January bull Angus Assn. sale in Horton,who were onetime star perform- If Henry Heer. Aucts Carl and & cow sale in Green City, Mo. George Hook, Morrill, Ks., ers on the rodeo circuit. Jan. 18 - Farm sale with cattle ment also were listedatid Wm. Schnell. sale mgr. Twice winner of the all-ar- parity basis, the Dec. 14 - Farmland in Potta- west of Marion, Kans., Leland ound cowboy title, Tibbs retired largo watomie county, Kans., Ther- Siefert. Aucts Wm. and Carl "104141.040,1Wail.. also would showa sairspe intvin from rodeo in 1959 and turned while the smaller esia Fagan estate, Wayne M. Schnell, Store Milk Pnces to the entertainment field. This unilsait JUPUI I Stallard, admin. Aucts ArmonJan. 21, 1969 - Anual Reben- register a decline, thebtr. Higher Elsewhere is his first movie. It is narrat- (said. Bosse, real estate broker; storf Hereford production Prices on milk in the larger ed by Henry Fonda and Rex Al- and Marvin Cottrell, saleman sale,Sylvan Grove, Kans., towns of the G&G area are len. Dec. 14 - Cars in Salina, Ks., Elmer Rebenstorf. more favorable for the con- Wheat Dale Wrecker Service. AuctsJan. 22 - Farm sale south of sumer than they are in many MO japan has Frank Harz and Bob Perry. Manhattan, Kansas., Mr. & other cities in the U.S. Holstein Assn. es of far no Dec. 14 - Marshall County .Mrs. Frank Werner. Auct co* a, Prices of 49 cents a half gal- wheat from Hereford Assn. sale in Marys- Lawrence Welter. lon on private label and 51 Iota ville, Kans., Arlyn Scheller, Jan. 22 - Hinkhouse Polled Cites Area Youth cents on name brands are The Kansas Holstein Breeders sec.-treas. Hereford sale in Plainville, common in the more competi- SERVICEABLE B Dec. 15 - Farmland auction by sale mgr. Vic Roth. tive towns in the G&G area. Associationhas recognized VVITH WEIGHT RECON Keith Olson of Alta Vista and Priced . . .$300 to On In a place or two the price Kathy Leavitt of Mound City for may be down as low as 47 GRANTPOOLE cents. state 4-H boy and girl honors. MANHATTAN,UK Prices in Tulsa last week Keith is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Located 4 mi. south 0114 Herb Olson. Mr. and Mrs.Wal- intersection, 2 miwest si- were 57 cents and 63 cents; in Dowelll Creek Rd. Ph. PR Houston 62 cents; Louisville 52 cents; St. Louis 55 and 57 The No. 1 Hog Market In Kansas- cents; and Jacksonville, Fla., 6,5 cents. Prices to farmers in these WASHINGTON SALES CO areas are about the same as they are in the G&G area. TRY US SOON Not all of the G&G area, HOGS every TUESDAY HOGS START AT 11:00 A.M. however, shares in half -gallon milk prices at the 50 -cent lev- CATTLEevery WEDNESDAY Consign CATTLE AT 1:00 P.M. stystart 1:11 el. Prices west of Salina gen- roundii We had a real good active 30 whif steers 950 p26.50 erally tend to get higher, and YOU. GET ACTION big run sale all the way through last Many 1 black steer 865 p26.10 milk prices are highest in the AT THE WASHINGTON AUCTION ED BURT week. We had the most con- 4 black steers state in the southwest, where higher signor s for livestock we have 765 p26.10 ever had since we started up, 41 whif steers1050 p25.70 57 to 60 cents per gallon are so one can be sure that both the5 whif steers 735 @25.30 not uncommon. Barn Phone EA 5-2266 Residence EA51391

cattle and the hog markets were 1 ---. HO GS PRATT FEEDLOT TO Washington, Kans. very active. We also had an 1 ---. 6 spt butchers 223 p18.10 30,000 -HEAD CAPACITY extra large number of buyers at 1 our sale who came from local 19 mixed 225 @18.05 Pratt Feedlot Inc. will in- 15 mixed 236 @17.90 crease its capacity from 20,000 areas as well as out of state. iS hamp --_ Below is a partial listing of 213 @17.85 head to 30,000 head on feedat Ronald... Rice Motors, our sale: 64 mixed 226 @17.85 one time,. says Robert Farmer, 19 mixed 197 p17.85 CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE president of the corporation. 1 hoist( 21 mixed DealerADCNorth ill STEER CALVES 227 p17.80 Farmer says the feedlot has Kansas' Largest Volume 73 mixed 226 @17.75 al- 1 hoist( 1 whif steer 360 @ 31.75 ready been responsible for NW 2nd ABILENT, 47 mixed 231 p17.75 a Phone CO 3-4000 1 holste 3 black steers 305 p 31.75 25 cent a hundredweightpremi- 1 cow-. 23 whif steers 455 p 30.90 um on feed grains paid in the cow- 5 blkwhif strs SOWS 475 @ 30.601 white sow area. The Pratt Feedlot ison 1 holste 12 whif steers 265 p15.60 400 p 30.6011 black sows concrete runways ofa onetime I holste 6 whif steers 485 p 30.50 365 @15.30 ail base here. EVERY USED CAR 1 white sow 350 p15.10 1 holste 7 black steers 475 p 30.50 2 cows S blkwhif strs 480 p 30.30 white sows 450 p15.00 LIKE A CHRISTMAS GIFT 1 hamp sow 395 @14.60 1 cow-. 3 black steers 490 p 30.20 AMA Pressure You'll find a surprisingly low price on the OKUs'dC4! 5 wet h To the endof nul" 17 whif steers 515 p 29.90 orslots. And with 10 bwf 3 char, bulls 425 p 29.25The cow market was real active year just around the corner, you can be surewe this week. We sold good cows Enforce Antibia's trading mood. Hereare a few realprizes,and pa from $16.50 to 18.00. Other The American MedicalAsso- ST0( HEIFERCALVES ciation has set 36 blac 2 whif hfrs 355 @ 26.50cows sold from 14.00 to 16.00, up a system of with a few heiferette cows sell- enforcing an antidiscrimination 1968 DATSUN 4 door 18 whif 10 whif hfrs 4.70 p 26.35 rule which prohibits wagon 11 black hfrs 490 @ 26.35ing from 18.00 to 23.00. denial of 510Series,radio,hezter, 4 speed, 10, 19 whif membership to Negrodoctors. 13 shtlil 15 black hfrs 445 @ 25.80 .. :,'? 41 h Little pigs and shoats were sell- In the past, theAMA has transmission,...... Power 7 black hfrs 490 p 26.00 and brakes, 52 whif ing a little lower this past week. gone on record againstdiscrim- 13 whif hfrs 580 p 25.50 16 b &I The good pigs from 60 lbs. and Ravnaaod Powerie.0.0 15 whif Mrs 500 p 25.50 aasette rr maod isblac' 30 blkgbwf hfs580 p 24.70up were selling from 15.50 to and brakes, electric seats and windows,ctya1r' 18.50; smaller pigs sold from Every Friday miles_ 16 blac 10 whif Mrs 575 @ 25.20 6:30pmt 196 14.00 to 15.50, and a few l swahhka Cm lirec ...... 9 whif s Furniture, appliances, Radio, hegten4spped, wiithall the camPing ecluiPneig 2 shthrr. real small pigs sold from 10.00 and all doorba:dtoPi:t0:Lies50..1 FFFDER CATTLE to 14.00. types of miscellaneousitems. 2 black 10 blk&bwf strs885 @ 26.50 Consignment Radio, heater,automatictrans7ission:p0ler will be accepted 0 1 whifs from 10:00 r,, eee acataourmi.t LICENSED AND BONDED a.m. till6:00 p.m. Monday thruFriday. BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY238-1471 Radio, heater, stick shift, power steering, We Sell Anything 1966 CHEVY II ... Of Value Nova Super Sport ...... 4 si CAL If you have livestock to appraise, call: heater, it0 Ii vinyl ton, radio, ,For C & M AUCTIONCO. 1966 CADILLACwhite SedandeVille, 4 -doorhardtop VERN LANGVARDT, Manager, 238-8211, Junction City allotion 117 E. 6th Phone CE ded,reawli'clean. nie a HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer, 238-8212, Junction City JUNCTION 8-8314 HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone 349-2863 CITY, KANSAS Open Evenings Till 9p.m. Sundays 1 to 5 p.m. t are tOnOrSweh,K loth, Eli, "it): Reth,El eottlit)' Vitt Li-Olitt

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'arra and at Institute, a '134 notes that e°stingunder llll "inthe !I' period le saleson thix,r $11,000were4, lly, ales Were dowse "" and 4* Big Job ut theyweretil Paul Riordan, Abilene, is managerof the Clemence feedlot west ers, of fhPre. Twelve full-time men workwith Riordan to care for morethan lerharvester 6000 head of cattle. Co were Estedl Isis, the larger has received a rain -damaged was received in the latter part ild showa sale shipment, the Japanese food of November. It was described as a 13,000 ton shipment of Man- smaller units;1 Japan Getting agency said. a decline, thelk The agency said the suspen- itoba Number 4 wheat. Beech Travel Air Off Production Line sion applies only to low grade The move follows the recent One of the most famous private planes produced, the Travel With Canadian wheat which is used largely forsuspension of purchases of vir- Air, has been taken off the production line at the Beech Aircraft producing livestock feed, and tually all grades of U.S. wheat plant at Wichita. The name has been used for over 40 years, which accounts for about 15 perfor a similar reason. The sus- since 1958 as the light twin pictured at bottom. Wheat Too Travel Air was used in a company name of a firm founded Japan has suspended purchas-cent of Japan's wheat importspensions have led to an increase by Walter Beech, Lloyd Stearman and Clyde Cessna inWichita es of far northern,low grade from Canada. in Japan's wheat purchases in 1924. It was the first mass-produced aircraft in the U.S. with Rog wheat from Canada becauseit The rain -damaged shipment from Australia. a welded steel fuselage. Later a monoplane billed as the "limousine of the air" also A used the Travel Air name. A model R version of theTravel Air ICEABLE C was the first civilian plane to defeat militaryaircraft in speed VEIGHT 11 competition in 1929. The average speed in a 50 -mile race was 195

miles per hour. $3001001 Beech picked up the Travel Air name again in 1958, building RANT POOlt a 4 or 5 -place light twin with the samefuselage configuration as Reynolds the famed Bonanza but with a straight tail similar to theBeech NHATTAN,1010 military trainer rather than the familiar V -tail of the Bonanza. . i 4 mi. south in ion.2mi. west! The plane sold for under $50,000 most of the years it was :reek Rd. Ph production, though the last models cost $53,500. In all 719units we..e rsr,soble.11, loforts Reeeb took it off theline because a larger, Sale Barn racier model, the B55 Baron,- markedly outsold it. In Kansas ABILENE, KANS. Selling Every 0. eawut74444dclait Hogs 11:30 a.m. FRIDAY Cattle 1 p.m. Starts 1:00 p.m. ky Al Si Consignors from local and sur- 2 whif steers ----915 @26.50 We had a very big run of both Stattij rounding counties brought in a 4 whif steers ----747 26.90 hogs and cattle at our sale Thursday big run of livestock last Friday. 5 bwf steers -----618 p27.40 after the Thansgiving Holiday. Many good buyers paid strong to 6 holstein strs ---962 p22.15 Cattle prices were steady to strong ED BURT higher prices for all classes. 3 black bull calves 218 p34.75 16 bwf steers ----404 p31.10 on all classes and in very good 2 whiteface steers 360 p33.00 15 b & bwf strs---691 p27.05 demand. We had an extreme top on 190 @32.00 BULLS 1 roan bull calf 6 whif steers ----608 26.60 butcher hogs of $18.40 with the 6 black steers 436 p30.90 3 660 @ 24.80 3 shthrn steers ---690 (d27.60 bulk going for $17.85 to $18.00. 6 black bull calves 377 p30.7S 1 585 p 26.50 The following is a sampling 2 whiteface bull calves313 p30.30 1 530 @ 27.90 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 black whifc str 400 e 30.25 1 785 p 23.60 of our consignments: 5 whif heifs 398 @ 27.80 4 whiteface bull cvs 452 @28.50 1 975 @ 21.70 20 black hfrs 379 @ 27.50 1 1480 @ 20.95 12 black heifs 432 p 26.80 FAT CATTLE AND FEEDERS HEIFER CALVES 5 black hfrs 376 © 27.00 11 whiteface steers 541 (cu28.80 5 whiteface heifers 444 p26.75 COWS 6 whif hfrs 310 @ 27.10 553 (cu 28.70 1 holstein cow -1220 p 17.80 8 whiteface steers 27 whiteface heifers 420 @26.25 17 mix hfrs 481 @ 25.60 10 black steers 535 (O.,28.45 2 black heifers 378 t 26.00 1 holstein cow -1240 p 17.45 29 whif hfrs 713 p 25.65 27.90 1 holstein cow -1250 p 17.00 6 whiteface steers 525 ku 16 black heifers 500 p25.20 4 whif hfrs 757 @ 25.40 8 black & b whifc strs600(w 27.75 2 black heifers 500 p24.70 1 cow 1150 @ 17.35 9 blkwhif hfrs 633 (a)25.95 728 a,27.25 17.35 31 mixed whifc strs 7 whiteface heifers 500 p24.40 1 cow 1095 (B 17 whif hfrs 601 (cu25.60 673 (cu26.90 1 holstein cow -1510 p 17.60 3 black steers 10 whif hfrs 686 (cu 25.60 9 mix whifc steers 805 (o)26.45 HOGS & PIGS 1 holstein cow -1340 @ 17.30 34 whif hfrs 625 @ 26.45 506 (cu26.10 AR 1 holstein cow -1330 @ 17.30 4 whiteface heifers 16 mixed fats 229018.40 45 whif hfrs 658 6126.75 3 red heifers 540 (cu24.10 231018.20 2 cows 1130 @ 17.20 8 red fats 4 whiteface heifers 560 (O23.80 1 red sow 295 ©15.60 S GIFT 1 cow 1360 @ 16.60 PIGS 1100 (a)23.80 5 wet hfrettes ---790 @ 22.00 1 holstein steer 6 white sows 342015.35 the OKlise4C: 44 pigs 17.75ea. 10 holstein steers 670 @ - 22.90 5 mixed sows 444 014.60 h theend.of.' 10 bwf hfrs/clvs----@ 240.00 40 pigs 14.75ea. )e surewere 1 bred gilt 385 p15.30 and 20 pigs 12.00ea. COWS 65.00 prizes, STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 1 red boar 40 pigs 15.50ea. 4 black cows 985 (co17.55 1 white boar 455 p 9.70 36 black steers -418 p 32.25 * * * * * * * * * * * 1123 @ 17.50 18 whif steers ---478 @ 31.75 8 whiteface cows 1 ham - boar 610 p 9.10 0 ALREADY LISTED FOR FRIDAY, 1 holstein cow 1260 p 17.40 9 mixed feeders 154 @16.50

19 whif steers ---540 @ 29.10 ...... lieeo DECEMBER 13 1 guernsy cow 1010 t 17.00 166 p16.30 )0 Miles, 13 shthrn steers --498 (e)31.30 7 white feeders 75 choice native whif and angus 4 white feeders 11S p15.50 ...... Power 41 b & bwf strs --464 p 30.40 steer & hfr clvs ,400 to 500 lbs. .on, 52 whif steers ---621 @ 28.90 BULLS 6 hamp pigs 18.00 * 105 choice wf angus feeder hfrs, 1 black bull 1340 @ 21.10 14.75 16 b & bwf strs --607 @ 28.75 12 white pigs ...... 650 to 700 lbs. 1 whiteface bull 1140 @ 20.70 30 mixed pigs 12.75 ,on, Pow- 15 black steers --672 @ 27.60 48 choice whif and angus steers, 26 mixed pigs Ca 11.00 's,factorY 16 black steers --615 @ 28.25 500 to 600 lbs. BULL & STEER CALVES 18 mixed pigs 9.25 9 whif steers ----617 @ 28.35 65 whif and angus feeder steers, 1 char. whifc bull cv185 @ 36.00 !ping 2 shthrn steers ---620 @ 28.10 700 to 800 lbs. oor 2 black steers ---605 @29.10 90 whif and angus steers, 450 to RALEIGH EREBDING, MANAGER 1 whif steer 910 @ 26.90 500 lbs. ion, Power oarn 562-3671; home 562-3547 YARDMEN ON aUTY 24 HOURS A DAY ...... Auctioneer: Larry Lagasse, ring,double CALL DUDE REYNOLDS COLLECT Ph. Concordia, Kans. CH 3-1714 ...... For information, requests for appraisalsat no beater, obligation, or inquiries regarding; coming sales, Bring your cattle rdtoP . in at any time day call me at any time, day or night. or night; we'll han- LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. dle them for you at a tuf, etzt MARYSVILLE, KANSAS CO 3-3394 your request. m. DUDE REYNOLDSAbilene, Kans. Sell 41St.M 4 black heifers 0. 4ms3ctiv3 3 whiteface heifers n, i&ligucg COWS We had a good active market this 411 @30.10 3 black & bwhifc hfrs700 @22.40 1 black cow 15 blk & bwhifc strs 1095 week on 1372 cattle.Stocker & 192 @30.00 2 black heifers 722 p22.00 1 black cow 2 black steer calves io30' feeder steers and heifers were selling 508 @30.00 845 @21.90 1 whitefaceCOW 10 black steer calves 1 black heifer 112 50ct to 754: higher.Killing cows were 451 @30.00 700 @21.40 1 whitefaceCOW 9 whiteface steer cvs 1 black heifer 1080 504 to $1 higher. 360 @30.00 whiteface heifer 830 @20.00 1 whitefaceCOW 1 whiteface steer calf 3005 531 @29.40 1 whitefaceCOW 3 black steer calves 9205 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 466 @29.40 HEIFER CALVES 4 whitefaceCOWS 595 p 29.40 4 black steer calves 34 28 blk whiface steers 416 @29.25 1 whiteface heifer 225 p 31.00 2 whitefaceCOWS 4 whiteface bulls 113 4 black steers 637 @ 28.00 388 @29.10 180 @ 29.25 4 whitefaceCOWS 3 whiteface steer 1 black heifer 10405. 3 whiteface steers 561 p 27.60 423 @28.90 195 @ 29.00 1 black cow 6 mix strs & bull cvs 1 black whifc heifer toss 60 whiteface steers 713 p 27.55 4 whiteface steer cvs513 @28.40 11 blk & bwf heifers 355 p 27.00 1 whitefacecow 51 mixed steers 644 @ 27.50 492 @28.10 465 @ 26.70 1 black cow 2 black steer calves 16 black heifers 1010 4 whiteface steers 580 p 27.35 6 whiteface steer cvs468 p28.10 4 black & bwf heifers360 p 26.50 1 char, cow 46 whiteface steers 672 p 27.20 1380 4 mixed steer calves 507 @28.00 14 black &bwf hfrs 498 p 26.30 1 brown swisscow 40 whiteface steers 762 p 27.15 13 3 whiteface str cvs 535 @27.90 2 black heifers 355 p 26.30 1 whitefacecow 9 blk & blk whifc strs717 @ 27.00 1343g 3 black heifers 443 @ 26.10 1 whitefacecow 80 mixed steers 937 p 26.85 790,ki; STOCKER & FEED7n 5 whiteface heifers 472 p 26.10 1 whitefacecow 800 @ 26.85 1280(a 38 black steers 5 blk & bwf heifers 580 p25.80 4 black & red heifers351 @ 26.00 1 roan cow 39 mixed steers 777 p 26.80 1215 53 mixed heifers 585 p25.80 5 black & bwf heifers392 @ 26.00 1 shorthorncow 0 25 black whiteface strs828 p 26.75 930 16 mixed heifers 602 @25.80 2 black whifc hfrs 422 p 26.00. 2 whitefacecows 33 mixed steers 939 p 26.75 1250 31 mixed heifers 654 p25.65 7 whiteface heifers 465 @ 25.90 1 roan cow 2 mixed steers 587 p 26.50 1030 v - 25.50 872 (a26.50 1 blue roan heifer 595 p 4 black whiteface hfrs 404 p 25.90 4 whitefacecows 32 mixed steers 3 black heifers 566 @25.10 4 mixed steers 608 p 26.50 4 black heifers 508 @ 25.90 2 whitefacecows 1 whiteface heifer 600 @25.10 4 black whifc heifers476 p 25.90 2 shorthorn cows 955. 28 mixed steers 887 p 26.30 840 1 black whiteface hfr 625 @25.10 4 whiteface heifers 472 p 25,85 1 whiteface 8 mixed steers 826 p 26.30 cow 13405 56 mixed steers 922 p 26.30 2 black heifers 585 @25.00 4 black & bwhifc hfrs304 p 25.80 11 whifc .cows/calves 5 white 783 p 26.05 1 whiteface heifers 600 p24.80 53 mixed heifers S35 :.25.8.0 4 black cows/calves 4 mixed steers 690 © 25.60 4 mixed heifers 755 @24.60 5 whiteface heifers 426,@ 25.80 1 whiteface cow/calf unch T 2 blk whiteface strs 640 p 25.70 1 char. heifer 775 @24.40 2. black whiteface hfrs 400 p 25.80 S whiteface cows Paul I alp 3 black steers 800 @ 25.60 1 black whifc heifer 665 p23.70 2 whiteface heifers 455 p 25.60 21 whiteface cows Vaughan of 1 red heifer 985 @23.70 0 2 black steers 1060 p 25.60 2 black heifers 471 p 25.50 14 whitefacecows G&G area E 6 black heifers 876 @23.60 4 black steers 726 p 25.50 6 black &blk whifc hfrs 498 p 25.40 14 whiteface cows Westmorela 3 black heifer 881 @23.50 0114' 2 black whiteface strs 677 @ 25.40 3 whiteface heifers 506 p 25.10 5 black Cbwhifccows Terry said h 8 mixed steers 935 @ 22.10 3 whiteface heifers 830 @23.10 8 black cows 0Itt 0118 STEER CALVES FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 2 black steers 302 p 32.50 REZAC BARN LIVESTOCK COMMISSOGray 10 blk whiteface steers 307 p31.90 St. Marys 437-2999 3 black steer calves 410 @ 31.70 3 blk & bwhifc str cvs473 @ 31.50DELAINE REZAC COMPANY 4 blk & bwhifc str cvs366 p 31.40 St. Marys 437-6266 Land 7 black steer calves 334 p 31.20ELMER IMTHURN 1 whiteface steer cvs335 p 31.00 .Maple Hill Ml 3-2440 $arpt M Western cat 1 black steer calf 400 p 30.75 PAUL KRAMER ing their shot v 2 black steer calves 41S p 30.60 St. Marys 437-2993 again on the 4 blk & bwhifc str cvs483 p30.40 They are pr 3 black steer calves 481 p 30.30 auctioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby & Dennis Rezac that the lives' be crippled an pay higher- pr less a propos Central Kansas Most State it, Modern Livestock Auction...West Side OfWM TWO SALESEVERY WEEK Teams [ MONDAY THURSDAY At Chia Hogs & Cattle Cattle Only The 4.11 you Hogs sell at 11:00a.m. followed by representing 1 our regular cattle saleas they are wisilels'einilgInsththreortsadter1t14 sreaniss0C4 al contest in I unloaded. ed on the books. ranked seconc team placed t' The poultr, Receipts for the week totaled 3067 cattle and 596 of high rank, 15 black heifers, Morris Co. 330(a hogs. Fat hog top was $18.20 and all classes of 683 @25.05 1 black heifer, Ellsworth Co. the state 4-H 2 whiteface steers, Saline Co. 398@ cattle selling higher with a very broad demand for 397 p31.80 3 whiteface steers, Ellsworth Co. contest during all kinds and classes. 7 whiteface heifers, Saline Co. 459 p26.30 21 blk whiteface heifers, McPherson Fair, Hutchins CATTLE 625 p25.80 HOGS Cooper, Edna, 9 black steers, Morris Co. 200@16 46 whiteface heifers, Dickinson Co.777 p -25.30 567 p29.10 8 spotted hogs, Dickinson Co. linton Barry 8 black heifers, Morris Co. 579 @ 225 @ 111 28 mixed steers, Dickinson Co. 932 @ 26.25 25.50 10 mixed hogs, Dickinson Co. County; R 12 whiteface steers, McPhersonCo. 816 p26.75 7 white hogs, Ottawa Co. 221 @ 15 whiteface heifers, Marion Co. 577 p25.30 tockton, Rool 5 whiteface steers, Dickinson Co. 734 @ 222 @ 28 whiteface steers, Ellsworth Co. 676 @27.55 27.30 9 mixed hogs, Clay Co. ed Odle, Glac 39 black whiteface hfrs, McPher.Co. 708 © 230 @ 35 whiteface steers, Ellsworth Co. 751 p 25.30 5 hamp hogs, Ellsworth Co. anion E. 27.20 8 black whiteface hfrs, Dickinson 22205 @ l Ja 77 whiteface steers, Marion Co. Co. 685 p25.80 24 mixed hogs, Russell Co. ultry 777 p26.85 1 char. bull, Lincoln Co. 16,5 mark 11 black whiteface steers, Ottawa Co.520 1775 @ 24.00 24 white hogs, Dickinson Co. on economist p29.80 1 holstein cow, Ellsworth Co. 315 @ 21 black whiteface heifers, Ottawa 457 @27.00 1235 @ 17.40 4 mixed hogs, Marian Co. niversity; 1 holstein cow, Saline Co. 1030 p 17.10 217 @ ar 5 black whiteface steers, Lincoln Co. 419 @31.80 1 holstein cow, Lincoln Co. 9 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. oolverton, 9 black whiteface heifers, Lincoln Co.402 @26.95 1365 p 17.80 1 white boar, Clay Co. 63208: 1 whiteface bull, OttawaCo. 7 mixed sows, Ii linty Extend 8 whiteface steers, McPherson Co. 521 p29.95 © 290.00 Ottawa Co. ere in Chiral 1 whiteface bull, EllsworthCo. 425@14I 3 whiteface steers, McPherson Co. 371 p33.60 1595 p 21.30 2 white sows, Ellsworth Co. 1 holstein bull, Saline Co. @ 295.00 276 @ The team p1 45 whiteface steers, Saline Co. 735 ©27.35 1 whiteface cow, Saline 4 mixed sows, Saline Co. Iction judgir 28 whiteface steers, Saline Co. Co. 925 p 19.25 810 p26.70 6 whiteface cows/cvs, Saline 1 white boar, Saline Co. ghth; Rodne 91 whiteface steers, Saline Co. Co. p 207.00 790 @27.25 4 holstein steers, Dickinson 7 mixed pigs, Dickinson Co. trill 13 whiteface steers, McPherson Co. Co. 535 © 23.90 high 837 p26.50 20 whiteface heifers, 10 mixed pigs, Lincoln Co. The team Saline Co. 400 @ 27.05 Pl 11 whiteface steers, Ottawa Co. 441 p32.50 1 holstein cow, Saline 21 white pigs, Ellsworth Co. 10 whieface heifers, Ottawa Co. Co. 1285 @ 17.90 @11.!:g judging, 417 p28.25 1 black cow, McPherson 7 mixed pigs, Dickinson Co. 12.1 t Poultry 31 whiteface steers, Marion Co. 736 @ Co. 1045 @ 18.10 21 white pigs, Lincoln Co. w 27.40 1 char. cow, EllsworthCo. widuaj, 23 whiteface steers, Marion Co. 745 p26.90 1045 @ 18.80 4 hamp pigs, Ottawa Co. Dwight 42 black whiteface steers, Dick. Co. 766 p was 27.20 dualin 42 whiteface steers, Chase Co. 690 @ the 27.45 The Vi 39 whiteface steers, Chase Co. 806 p26.60 FOR INFORMATION ORESTIMATES: 01 ascore 104 black whiteface hfrs, Ellsworth 723 26.05 LAURENCE CLEMENCE 49 mixed steers, McPherson Co. Farmers an the 'cans 745 © 27.00 Abilene Phone CO 3-309' &Ranches 10 mixed steers, McPherson Co. 834 p 24.90 MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN Members of td, Harvey 13 whiteface steers, Dickinson Co. 538 p 29.90 Durham Phone 732-3371 CO. 5 whiteface steers, SalineCo. 718 p 26.80 BOB MUIR LIVESTOCK COMMISSION "e Benny Salina 49 black whifc hfrs, McPherson Co.781 p 25.50 Phone TA 3-2%3 Lowe, m U$ 40 55 whiteface heifers, McPherson Co.782 p 25.65 MARKET REP West on old RTS Sauerwein 7 whiteface steers, McPherson Co. 580 p 29.50 Radio Station KSAL,Salina 6:45 a.m. Every Barn PI:" rues, 5 black steers, Ottawa Co. 438 p 31.10 CERTIFIED SAO NieWtc Monday, Wednesday Extension 1 K 5.0211 9 whiface cows/cvs, McPherson Co. p 226.00 & Friday kIPX1i 913 TA 14 whiteface cows, McPherson Co. p 186.00 KFRM 6:55 a.m. Mon. 1Y, Regef. °MPaniedt 9 mixed steers, Morris Co. through Fri. DeanMoore,A 1...eUCeTRI°eni' R 922 p 26.30 ... AIL Ak...... Bonded License