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K -Hill Mart Inc.. furniture & appliances herein publicly announce that a meeting has been held, and further that this corporation will be open for business on or about Oct. 24, 1968, Manhattan, County of Riley, State of Kansas; further that said corporation has retained the services of Collier Associates, a professional sales firm, and has ordered this firm to liquidate all of the beginning inventory directly to the public. K -Hill Mart Inc. believes this is the best and quickest way to begin business. Further, that fol- lowing a reasonable time for this opening liquidation the display floor will be completely restocked and a permanent pricing structure will be installed. Sorry Folks! OPEN NO N1TES

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AHNINE r4k, Furniture & Appliance Chaps COUNC. Macho MARY Rrux 741171f14,71' WAK1 MANHATTAN East Over the Viaduct on Hiways 177 and 18 Pr 6-9707 The company had profits of agedy Stays With Area Family IH To Open $37.2 million on sales of $1.28 Grass & Grain billion, compared to a $31.8 mil- 12, KANS. - Plagued bygers, 17 years old, was killed 3 lion net on sales of $1.3 billion ern tragedies,the Calvin Wil-when a tractor turned over and A Salina Store their worst. November 12, 1968 SALINA - International Har-in the previous year. have suffered fell on him. Lower poultry prices and low- son, Bradley Wil- Two years ago one of Calvin vester will open a new company - news heir only Wilger's legs was lost when itowned store here after an agen-er soybean margins had hurt ?.sday waejciy, caught in the power takeoff ofcy void of several years. the company's first half results a grain trailer. but company officials noted "im- Mar hat The store will be at 1-70 and Ss Three weeks ago, a grain aug-US81 just east of a Skelly truckproved economics" in the latter enottr er fell on him and broke one of stop. part of their fiscal year in ani- ward. his arms. J. F. Sullivan, Wichita, Inter-mal agriculture, including broil- er prices, and consumer pro - agePaid The exact details of the acci-national's district manager, said duets, including pet foods, cer- eAr dent which killed Bradley lastthe store will be ready for cus- SAVE Friday are not known. He wastomers around January 1. It willeals and frozen foods. ...14, working alone, using a scoop onhandle a complete line of farm the tractor to pick up silage equipment, trucks, farm trac- around the silo. It is believed tors and light -duty industrial Irrigators Meet the scoop hit a little knoll andequipment, he said. flipped the tractor over. George Frost, Hays, willman- At Great Bend ON CORN It took several hours to extri-age the store. Frost, the retail GREAT BEND - Kansas Ir- cate Bradley's body. manager at Hays for 10 years,rigation and Reclamation Asso- He was born August 9, 1951, has been an Internationalem- ciation members have chosen a! Concordia and was a lifelong ployee 27 years .He willmove to Great Bend for their fifth an- resident of the Linn community. Salina this month. nual meeting on December 5, 25 miles north of Clay Center. Russell Herpick, Extensionir- PICKERS! He was a senior at Linn high rigation engineer at Kansas school. Late Year Surge State University and secretary, e time! In the accident which cost has announced. Attention of the Calvin Wilgers his leg, he en- Association will be on a water dureded excruciating pain for By Purina development with reports and more than an hour while keep- Ralston Purina earnings havediscussion of Kansas water ing himself from being pulled rken sharply inthe fourth management district law, the into the power takeoff asit quarter, offsetting a poor firststate water development of the ground his leg away. half andbringing profit for theprogram of the U.S. Corps of Then he got on a tractor andyear ended September :30 someEngineers and the new state drove to his home for help. 17(-;ahead of a year earlier. ivapo-transportation laboratory. For Comfortable "Wall to Wall" Warm Floor Heat, Choosea arm Norniv GAS HEATER

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SouthwesternBell tion of our production iscon- 800 pounds before they are fin-help tenderize and make lesscomber 4 at the real estate of- sumed in hotels, restaurants, ished. tender beef more edible, but asfice of the Corps of Engineers steak houses, and these places We must remember we canyet, nothing will replace steaksat Junction City. demand choice or primesteaksproduce choice and even primeand roasts from a properly -fin- Cropping is restricted to for- tre. A. G. and roasts. carcasses that are not too fatished, well -aged carcass. age sorguhms, alfalfa or soy- ut 65 Pickett 1.4 Feedlot operators know theyand are not wasty. This is large- beans and specifically excludes 11. must finish cattle to the grade lya problem for beef cattle all crops under price support Lher comparable to the quality andbreeders. It is not any easy jobCrop Strips For tog programs. -3,5' to feeder grade of the animals be-and the difficult task purebred The strips of land, each only ing fattened. They want an ani-breeders face is the productionLease Around 150 feet wide, extend around s -41 d mal that will put on an efficientof cattle that will finish to the most of the perimeter of Fort trries. gain which means a rapid gainchoice grade atthe proper Fort Riley Riley and function asfire- the and when finishedwill bringweight with a carcass that will major Fifteen narrow strips of landbreaks. The fifteen plots vary ease the top dollar. This doesn't cut out the maximum amount , ett Scorn totaling 406 acres on the peri- in size from 11 to 40 acres. id a mean selling good and choiceof red meat with sufficient fat Exact details can be obtained covering and marbling withoutmeter of Fort Riley are to be use of_ feeder cattle out of the feedlot from the Corps of Engineers of- Current tIt ny excess fat. lcased by the Army for farming. weighing 700 or 800 pounds and Bids will be taken until De - fice in Junction City. grading good or lower. An ani- Agricultural universities ap- Judging mal finished to a choice grade*peartobe receiving atleast For many yearssecretary of'weighing a thousand or 1,100 most of the blame for turning e KansasLivestock Associa- pounds isstillideal from theout steer judges who are plac- a, A, G.Pickett now has the packer's standpoint. ing these underfinished steers at 'tie of vicepresident emeritus. "R"LOANSRANCH that title suggests semi-retire- Producers may be parptly re-the top. If they are guilty they ot,it doesn't mean that Mr. sponsible for judging trends. should do something aboutit. ehett isn't still rather forceful We probably have talked tooIf the goal for 4-H projects is A Financial Service 'th an opinion. in the October issue of themuch about fat and have notsomething less than choice, they - For The Farmer ansas Stockman, the magazine stressed the importance of qual-should start feeding "okies" and And By The Farmer the association, Pickett takes ity, marbling, and finish, in or-not feed the best calf they can at what he thinks isun- der to produce the kind of beeffind. We are well aware of the tisfactory judging in 4H live- fact that methods and products tock slms. Here ispart ofthe consuming public wants. R. STANLEY PARSONS, Mg.'. at he had to say: Someone may refer to the Am-have been developed that will SEE ME AT Fat steer judges who are un- erican National Cattlemen's As- 604 HUMBOLDT PR 6-6931 Res. Phone JE 9-8723 liforrned, misinformed or who sociation Marketing Program Paper Back 25c - 35c re following a false standard which advocates marketing at 50c - 75c LAND BANK MANHATTAN re headingjunior steer feed- lighter weights. In reality, the Books Open Mon. through Fri. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed 12-1) rs down a rough road to ruin. ANCA goal is to market cattle Largest Stock e have seen steers weighingjust as soon as they reach their In Town Branch Offices: CLAYCENTER & JUNCTION CITY ell under SOO pounds that respective grade. Their pro- [Federal muldn't grade average good gram is - don't overfeed or ov- University LAND BANK Assn. of n a class with choice gradeerfinish. They certainly don't MANHATTAN teers standing at the foot ofadvocate marketing choice Book Store Serving Clay, he class. A qualified marketgrade feeders for slaughter at623 N. Manhattan Manhattan Geary, Pottawatomie & Riley counties. presentative reported recent - y that about 50 percent of the teers at a county 4-H show, if hipped to the market would be Behlen puts a special wrinkle k Top Flts b..q4 old back to the feedlot for fin- Precisek oak Ching.Many of these were high- in steel panels to give youHum ndardhe; he; lacing steers in the show. A buyer who supported sev- Oral junior sales in his area this Df Bed all stated that the packers lost BUILDINGS WITH BUILT-IN BONUSES* onsid.rable money on the one 945.3211 eers because they wouldn't rade and did not have enough cover to hang in the cooler for ging. 4-H baby beef, in the past, considered something spe- and commanded a premium. at will happen to this image nd reputation, where the cham- ion steer will not even grade hoice? What will a local busi- ess man thingif he buys a club steer for his locker and the eef grades commercial? 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x 61/2' 50 or more 684 x 61/2' 50 or more 994 x 8' 50 or more $1.49 61/2' 50 or more $1.25 Behlen takes steel panels and gives them an exclusive bolts (plated against rust) are used every 6" to lock 8' 50 or mo $2.30 deep channel -ridging that makes them as strong as a together Behlen panels. A special rubber sealer be- 7' sawn half $1.20 steel beam of the same weight and depth. The result tween every seam makes a Behlen building weather - 10' $4.25 ea. is an all -steel farm building that's in a class by itself. tight ...and keeps it weathertight. 12' $5.30 ea. A building so strong that framework and trussing are The simple design of a Behlen building makes erec- 14' $6.39 ea. unnecessary. Check these built-in bonuses! tion easy, and easy erection saves you money. Many 16' $7.15 ea. * EXTRA SPACE-Becauseof frameless construction, farmers put their Behlen building up themselves. 5" x18' $8.30 ea. every inch of space is useable. The deepchannel -ridged 1 BEHLEN CURVET.Provides more room per dollar 5" x20' $9.50 ea. panels simply bolt together. Floors and walls are clear, in both floor space and cubage than any other 5" x25' $16.98 ea. unobstructed by posts or trusses. type of building of comparable quality. Satisfaction * EXTRA STRENGTH-Behlenpanels are heavy gauge 2 BEHtEN STRAIGHTWALL.More elbow room with galvanized steel-and Behlen's extra deep corruga- added strength. 71/2" deep corrugation in galvan- Guaranteed tion makes them even stronger. Strong enough to take ized steel or attractive plastic color coating. )n a lot of abuse withoutdenting or tearing ... strong 3 BEHLEN TOWN & COUNTRY.Modern flat roof. Ideal enough to store grain high against the sidewalls ... strong enough to stand up to high winds. for garage, milking parlor, tool shop, etc. n * EXTRA TIGHT CONSTRUCTION-Big%" diameter Write today for complete information, dealer's name. your elf, !rn faster Wayland Const. Co. h & Ash TA 7.4467 Phone EA 5.2134 BEHLEN WASHINGTON, KS. 66968 :he SALINA, KS. meaning of a "successful" hunt. opening I'm afraid the drive for suc- What Hunting tryingto drive cess leads many down a false a hanging its r Means To trail - a trail which ends on- mist, ly when the hunter carts home blaHciknibteiinrgy bisusbheeisn,gripstpu FLAMELESS a "limit" of birds. What a fal- t. A Hunter lacy. . . . By Thayne Smith In my opinion, the "limits" point and ELECTRIC Kansas Fish & Game Comm. of hunting have been played cursing A few days from now, thecompletely out of proportionin Imiuunchtinn most -awaited 'time of the yearthe sporting world. Toomany CLOTHES will be with us. hunters strive daily, spending Thousands of guys like youneedless and exhaustive hours, and me will take to the fieldsfor one more bird to fill a "lim- DRYERS COST UP it."It's a shame. of Kansas, in quest of feather- d acquaintances Limits in hunting are largely c, ed friends Mother Nature has ing hourswith TO $40 LESS seen fit to provide during thepsychological. For instance,if u see last year. the lilmit were five quail this enoughyo ers w 1'4 There are all types among us,year instead of eight, most hunt- tovisit. Hunting isa and this we should not forget.ers would he happy with five. crimsoning AND Regretfully, some will not con-Those who would not are not duct themselves like gentlemen,now happy with eight,either. and the rest of us will suffer.They want more. night,emmd DRY BEST This is a good time, therefore, This shouldn't be the case. and should Hunting should be the joy of true, for each man who classes him- top of other being outdoors, in interesting me self as "sportsman" or "hunt- Icetkoi er" to take a look at a mirror.and excitingpursuit. Hunting inetheP backelsir mind andnever forgotten, He might start by asking theis the excitement whichcauses Hunting, too,is remernbr; a man to jump when a big cock of our forebearers, This Year Put Up pheasant cackles and breaks the who When looking for a clothes out of caves andhunted to compare sound barrier as he bursts from could live, and so, dryer,be sure passed this purchaseprices.You'llsee MONSANTO cover under your feet. Hunting ing, never-ending th urge onto that flameless electric dryers - is forgetting to "lead" a bird, to Hunting is big, cost less- up to $40 less-thanFREE stop your swing and miss by a real big, Reading Lamp when you it's too big tobe botheN other types. And this savings purchase a new flameless SEAL -VAC mile, to try to shove a shell the necessity of limits. will pay for your operating cost electric clothes dryer from backwards into the chamber of You're not defeated of thefirst1,000loadsof a participating appliance your gun, if yo: dealer. Offer good to KPL turn at the end ofday clothes. retail electric customers VACUUM SILAGE Hunting is pulling the trigger light bag. If Electric dryers dry best, too. only. with the safety still "on", miss- your limit u) with the rest, so beit The exactheat and gentle NEXT TO ing "the easiest target in the had a special blessing, IN ' tumbling action provide per- world,- and a single quail (or there's greater things NO SPOILAGE to fectdryingforpermanent sometimes even a covey) burst- sider. press fabrics and everything ing from under you when you're else you wash. If you were in a blind' For more information, call climbing a fence or crossing a was the sunrise in which Seetheflamelesselectric YPl your SEAL -VAC Dealer. creek. were privileged to glory?4, dryers at your appliance dealer IN, MAMAS NOVI. AND 1ADDI CONINAND Hunting is the watching of missed every bird, howws; now. Victor Kruse the breaking of a frosty dawn, true point of your good 11 Phone 2609 the honk of a Canada goose or faithful dog? You enjoyed,1 Barnes. Kans. the call of a mallard swishing ing your friends about N over your blind just before the shooting, didn't you? Ar:: cold lunch was good. about the sunset? AT THE SIGN the sportsman, thetvf such thing as a bad day OF THE UMW" STATE lh GOLD ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS TO ALTWEGGS' MANHATTAN - Susan David Altwegg of Riley - ed gold achievement award UNION CLAW CIENTIER,KANSIAIS the 45th annual Riley Cour: 4-H Achievement Party. F. STATE Carey and Dale Olson receir, BAN Statement of Condition at Close of Business October30, 1968 alumni recognition awards. 7!!(4141247,.! RESOURCES Pick Loans and Discounts $ 5,277,386.86

OS. Overdrafts 1,740.43 Perfection Oa !SOS Bank -Building 1. 0s S 65,000.00 Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment 44,446.51 109,446.51 Federal Reserve Bank Stock efoodBANK 27,000.00 TO GROW WITH U. S. Government Securities 2,598,915.21

State and Municipal Securities 2,087,206.88 "** OM! C. C. C; Certificates of Interest 500.000.00 DOUBLE "T" Cash & Sight Exchange 1,203.044.65 6,389,166.74

OFFICERS TOTAL $11,804,740.54

CHESTER W. OBERG President LIABILITIES KENNETH G. STROM Capital Stock AMMO Vice President & Cashier $ 200,000.00 R. D. HINKLE Surplus Ass't Vice President 700,000.00 CLARA ROSE Undivided Profits Assistant Cashier 341,289.27 MRS. IRENE MARSHALL 1,241,289.27 Assistant Cashier Reserves 170,595.25 LARRY DAVIDSON VENTURA 5300975 Interest collected not earned TO 1 Assistant Cashier ALSO$150 GARY W. BECK 1,204.10 WEDDING RING 50 Assistant Cashier & Deposits Farm Service Director 10.391,651.92 emrnl l he Center(1 r'inteed TOTAL di a mond is $11,804,740.54 Keepo, DIRECTORS perfect by replacementassuridOs) *FULL member, indiamon *SFRYICfi,t., means DR. LLOYD F.. ALQUIST BANK -IN The above Statement fection Chairman is correct brilliance. WM. G. AMSTEIN JR. V_®i ice* GLENN V. DITTMAR KENNETH G. STROM,Vice President REGISTERED-, CHESTER W. OBERG & Cashier gep RINGS FRANK D. OBERG DIAMOND FOSTER R. SMITH Member Federal DepositInsurance Corporation KENNETH G. STROM The Bank that pioneeredin helping the farmer computerize farmingoperations SNYDERSJEWEI) Phone:ME 2.5155 CLAY CENTER, fiS P.) a SEE THE NEXT

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Cherry Finish - Large Glass Door Doors & Drawers in this SalePric CHINA CABINET 179"SPACIOUS CHINA 134" s.

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The winner will be announced not be disqualified. 1/2cup coconut in the December 24 issue. '/ cup chopped nuts TO ENTER - 1 cup flour Pick the holiday recipe you Mix all ingredients by hand. Bake in 400 -degree oven 15 The grand prize winner ,will be selected on want to submit. minutes. Stir once in awhile; it will be a light golden brown. Check to make sure all in- press in a 9 -inch pie pan while warm. Save a little to sprinkle the basis of originality & quality. Weekly win- gredients rre included, meas- on top of the pie. urements accurate and writ- Filling: ners will remain eligible for the special event. ing is legible. 1/2 cup sugar Be sure your name and ad- 1 envelope unflavored gelatin dress are on the entry - not EY LAST 4 egg yolks,beaten just on the envelope. % cup water G.E. Automatic Grill & Waffle Baker Please send only one recipe 1/3 cup lemon juice at a time. 19Mattress Combine all in pan and cook until it comes to a boil. Cool Hamilton -Beach Electric Knife Mail entryto Woman's (with cover on) then pour over the 4 egg whites, stiffly beat- Page. Editor, Grass & Grain, en with1/2 cup sugar and 3i teaspoon cream of tartar. Pour Sunbeam Cooker & Deep Fryer, 6 -Qt. Box 1009, Manhattan. Kansas. into pie crust and sprinkle with remaining crunch mixture. 66502. Keeps in the refrigerator for several days. This is a rich des- Sunbeam Electric Skillet, 11 -inch Good luck! sert. * *** yin. Emerson D. Kemp, Ida- 1 egg, beaten na: "It's turnip time again and 1 teaspoon vanilla I am sending a recipe for pre- Mix apples and sugar; let 1 cup sugar a Pumpkin rBead recipe whichof a 9x9 -inch pan. Add the gra- paring this vegetable. Makes astand till juice forms. Sift dry 1 egg is so good this time of year ham cracker crumbs, coconut, delectable dish." ingredients and add to apples. 1 cup sifted flour when the pumpkins are so plen-chocolate chips and pecans in FRIED TURNIPS Add remaining ingredients and 1 teaspoon baking soda tiful." layers and pour milk over all. Peel turnips and slice thinly.mix well. Pour into 8 -inch teaspoon salt PUMPKIN BREAD Bake at 325 degrees about 30 square pan. Bake in 350 -degree 1 teaspoon cinnamon (three loaves) minutes. Cool and cut into Dip in flour, fry in hot oil or !/4 teaspoon nutmeg other shortening. Season with oven for 40-45 minutes. Cool 3 cups flour squares or rectangles. salt and pepper and a few and frost or serve with ice 1 teaspoon vanilla 11/2 teaspoons salt * * :ing cream. Very good and moist. 2 cups grated tart apples 1 teaspopon nutmeg Mrs. Howard Truelove, R 3, grains of sugar on each slice. * * * * 1/2 cup chopped walnuts ti teaspoon cloves Burlington; "I enjoy reading rsprings Brown a few slices at a time Cream together butter and and serve hot."Delicious!" Mrs. John Hoefgen, Augusta.: 2 teaspoons soda and using all the recipes." ce -1688 ** * "This is a good recipe for thissugar. Beat in egg. Sift togeth- Iteaspoon cinnamon PRUNE CAKE The next recipe is from Mrs.time of year as apples are soer flour, soda, salt and spices. 2 cups white sugar (Takes 1 pound of cooked Ezra Olsen of Hardy, Nebr.: plentiful. Also it is an excellentStir in creamed mixture. Stir 1- - cup brown sugar prunes) dessert to store in the freezerin vanilla, apples and nuts. Make well in middle. 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411 li m rooms small onions withcream Stir in grated Cheddar cheese. Spoon over rolls, leaving part 4cupgrated Cheddar cheese sauce cooked ham, about Spoon about 3icups rice mix- of ham uncovered. Bake at 350 November 12, 1968 4 slices Prepare rice and peas with ture on each slice of ham. Roll degrees for 15 minutes or until 1/4 -inchthick , mushrooms as directedon pack- (9 -ounce) frozen and place in a baking dish. Pre- onions are glazed and lightly 1 package age, omitting Parmesan cheese.pare small onions with cream brown. If desired, garnish with sauce as directed on package. parsley. Serves four. Cash Sale Of Wheat To India YOU MAKE Range FeaturesSelf- The UnitedStates has approv- ed the immediate sale of 500,000 Cleaning Double tons of wheat to India as part THINGS GO Ovens of a 2.3 million -ton food -aid agreement still to be negotiated YOUR WAY between the two countries, the Agriculture department has an- with a flexible nounced. 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Taylor, Ma- CtOwe Owen Duer, Asst.mgr.; Ray paw.asst.sec-tr.; James Peters, COUlld Cohorst, Marysville. Lehigh: Wilfred Elliott, White Ci- haska; Mrs. Marie Meyer, CE 841' HI 3-4005: ty. Floyd Rutherford,mgr. Charles E. Graham, mgr. Hanover; Mrs. Audran Spun- Residence - Ph. 776-5683 Residence - 767-5978 angle, Frankfort; and Mrs. L. linillinessommensek. Gerstner, Frankfort. will discuss able to alternative" agricult ure, Await Nixon Role would be addiog Farm Groups WeighAnd cific aboutpre themature tomt, which has disagreed basically tion,' but the Farm Bureau has at they didn't respond this time in Amongthose Officials of the American with Farm Bureau officials on been a consistent critic of Free- Nixon's mentioN\ Farm Bureau Federation, whichfavor of Democrat Hubert H. government farm program- man and what it sees as the agriculture Humphrey. Rep. Albert seoretk complainedconstantlythat ming, had no official comment,o'er -managementofagricul- H. Democrats overmanaged agri- "There has been a lot of com- ture by the federal government. who, theFarmersQuit, but its Washington office said a man said, I -Non culture, said they're lookingfor- parison between this year and Next month the Farm Bureau "would ty: 1948, when Truman won in thestatement may be issued later. above Benson." be severiii ward to working with presi- The Farmers Union, in partic-will hold its annual convention dent-elect Richard M. Nixon. Midwest farm states," Fleming in Kansas City, Mo., during "Of thepossibilities ular, has viewed the Democratic now," he sett Since the Democrats took oversaid. "But the farm vote went to said, "Quit farm programs administered bywhich the group's policy for acceptable tyoui, in 1961 and instituted far-reach-Nixon rather than Humphrey - to us Secretary Orville L. Freeman 1°69 will be developed. and woul price and that made a big difference." a constructive i ing production control and as "generally in the rightdirec- Fleming said the convention friend support programs for farmers, The National Farmers Union, farmer. of the Farm Bureau has been mostly on the outside looking in. But with the electionof Richard M. Nixon, the organiza- tion expects to be closer to the White House than it has since the Eisenhower era and the programs administered byAgri- A Holiday GIFT at your Cooper Feed Dealer's culture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson. THE "We hope to cooperate with A $4.79 value the new President and the Con- (plus 25 S&H GREEN STAMPS) gress in any way we can,"said Roger W. Fleming, a Farm Bureau officer and director of Sound Of its Washington office. "And there is likely to be more cooperation because the new President is less likely to be twisting arms in support of with the purchase of Christmas unsound farm proposals." Cooper FEEDS VOLUME 2 However, Fleming said, the Farm Bureau traditionally looks See your dealer Traditional and modern favoritesrecorded to Congress for much of its for details in new improved FULL DIMENSIONAL support and this is expected to continue. STEREO Fleming said Midwestern THIS STEREO RECORD CAN farmers helped re-elect Presi- ALSO dent Truman in 1948 but that Cooper11/4- BEPLAYED ON MODERN MONOPHONIC EQUIP. Frontier Airline MENT SAFELY AND WITH EXCELLENT RESULTS Still Battling Cooper >(--- FEATURING amg+ Money Problems FEE :R' I Frontier Airlines, the local - THE HOLLYWOOD POPS ORCHESTRA service carrier which provides TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD the principal air service to the Cooper G&G area, has not yet weather- -EDS PEGGY LEE ed its 1968 financial woes. It NAT KING COLE reports a $3.7 million loss for the first nine months. BING CROSBY A year ago earnings were NANCY WILSON $335,124. FEEDS Frontier noted that revenue THE LETTERMEN rose to $54 million from $42 GLEN CAMPBELL million last year. The company Cooper Cooper Cooper 444, FRANCO CORELLI We had a added that 1967 results have FEEDS FEEDS a large rt been adjusted to include a pool- While sor ing of interests with Central have sold Airlines, merged into Frontier Cooper Cooper week ago in October 1967. Frontier is a.% tionally 545 owned by RKO General FEEDS COMM MMUS lings & fe Inc., a subsidiary of. General selling at Tire & Rubber Co. If you ha The company began an econ- Cooper Cooper them in bmy drive in July, which in- 460, good, sul cluded the paring of advertising FEEDS partial li expenses and selective fare in- below. creases. Later Frontier offered $16.2 million in preferred stock FA T to shareholders, renegotiated a 10 black $15 million bank loan and can- 2 whifac GREEN 8 whifac celled orders for seven Boeing STA NI PS 15 black jets. 5 whifac Later the airline announced it (Void in states where The 0. A. COOPER COMPANY, Humboldt, Beatrice, Cozad, and So. Sioux City, Nebr. prohibited by law) 3 whifac 'had furloughed 42 of its regular HOME OFFICE: HUMBOLDT. NEBRASKA 68376 2 char w line pilots and eight pilot train- 15 black ees, curtailed some flights and 3 whifac rescheduled others. 3 whi fai 2 char ,A 2 b bf & I SALE EVERY 5 bf & b Salina, Kansas 4 whifac V WEDNESDAY' 15 blacl Beverly Stockyards Co. PiloneTA 7-4479 5 black 2whifF SALE TIME 12:00 17 blkw 2 black 3 whif I *Dueto the muddy roads receipts of cattle and hogs were light Wednesday at the 127 choice quality hereford 700 lbs. 6 mixec Beverly yearling steers weighing from 600 to 23 blac *Stockyards Co. butthe cattle which did arrive sold to a large crowd of people 70 choice quality hereford 600 to 650 lbs. on a 50¢ yearling heifers weighing from 2 black 4Si.to $1.00 higher market. Yearling steers sold in a range from $25 to $28.50 with 200 good to choice hereford lbs. and angus steers, weighing 800 3 whif yearling heifers same weight and quality bringing from S24 to $25.75. 350to 500 lb. 57 hereford andangus heifers weighing 600 to 650 lbs. 4 black Asteer calves sold in a range from $28.50 to 534.75 with heifer matessame weight and 90 hereford andangus heifers weighing 550 to 600 lbs. 9 blio,v1 7quality bringing from $24 to $27. We hada $17.60 hog top and could use a lot more W7Ohecthhoeircebuto fancyangus steer and heifer calves weighing 400lbs. 2 black Aof these hogs each week to 2 black fillour buyers needs.This coming Wednesday November o rsellingonel livestockthoec plan to bwithwiadtvherutisseWdesdanleessdinayiaFnosarshbighilleysotoprriceafo, for 1 hoist, V13 we're expecting a largerun of cattle with these following consignments already yourlivestockyingand mostkwidelybe *listed. to the Beverly Stockyards Co. at Salina. 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A 13 black heifers 334 @27.75 537 @24.20 1 bf cow 1240 p16.50 1 black steer 385 31.10 27.30 35 mixed hfrs 2 whiface cows 950 p16.20 partial listing of our sales is 440 31.00 8 black heifers358 p 2 whiface strs 36 black heifers 445 @27.30 1 whiface cow 1475 @15.70 below. 5 whiface strs 435 31.00 BULLS 15.40 16 whiface hfrs335 ©27.20 19 black bulls 366 p30.00 1 blkwf cow 1055 p 3 black steers 423 @31.00 27.00 918 @15.40 FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 31.00 10 whiface hfrs385 @ 2 black cows 3 whiface strs 355 p 390 @27.00 10 blackwhif strs 581 @ 27. 90 1 black steer 370 @31.00 6 blkwhif hfrs 12 black hfrs 329 @26.90 COWS BUYING 2 whiface steers 580 @ 27.80 1 black steer 380 @31.00 1 whifacecow 770 p20.75 8 whiface steers 634 p 27.70 8 whiface hfrs 353 @26.80 FAT HOGS 6 whiface strs 354 @31.00 318 p26.75 1 whifaceCOW 750 p19.80 15 black steers584 @ 27.60 19 black steers431 p30.80 2 whiface hfrs 1 whiface 990 p19.40 6 black heifers328 p26.10 cow We buy fat hogs in Manhattan, r. 5 whiface steers 597 @ 27.30 1 whif hrn str 435 @30.50 COWS843 @19.10 13 blkwhif hfrs488 @26.10 2 whiface Alma, and Eskridge according 3 whiface steers 706 @ 27.20 4 shthrn steers 367 @30.30 1 whifaceCOW 755 @19.00 5 black heifers414 26.10 to the following schedule: 2 char wf steers 653 p 26.90 27 black steers483 p30.20 1 whifaceCOW 895 p18.80 6 black heifers405 26.10 15 black steers665 @ 26.80 5 whiface strs 419 @30.10 1 whifaceCOW 18.70 4 black heifers454 26.00 735 p At Manhattan 3 whiface steers 573 @ 26.70 11 black steers389 @30.10 1 whifaceCOW 860 p18.60 7 whiface hfrs 408 25.90 Tuesdays & Saturdays 3 whi face steers 645 @ 26.30 11 black steers387 p30.10 1 whi facecow775 p18.50 8 whiface hfrs 486 25.90 *Iplip2 char wf steers 770 p 26.00 8 blkwhif strs 448 @30.10 1 whifaceCOW 765 p18.00 BUYING HOURS 7 black heifers 511 25.80 2 b bf & wf steers793 p 25.65 3 blkwhif strs 478 @30.10 1 whifacecow 925 p17.90 8 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 10 blkwhif hfrs534 25.80 5 bf & b bf steers 842 @ 25.65 1 whiteface str380 p30.00 1 roan cow 905 @17.90 4 whiface hfrs 443 25.70 At Alma tinSaS 4 whiface steers 750 @ 25.65 4 whiteface strs403 @30.00 25.70' 2 hoist cows 1515 p17.80 15 black steers794 @ 25.65 525 @30.00 8 char wf hfrs 521 Every Tuesday -4479 8 whiteface strs 422 25.70 1 whiface cow1070 p17.70 5 black steers 835 @ 25.60 478 p29.80 3 blkwhif hfrs 2 whiface cows1003 p17.70 8 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 8 whiteface strs 4 whif hrn hfrs 421 25.50 '2 whif hrn hfrs 468 @29.75 17.70 575 p 25.60 2 black steers 12 blkwhif hfrs476 25.50 2 hoist cows 1715 p 17 blkwf steers598 @ 25.35 463 p29.50 2 holst cows 1500 p17.70 At Eskridge 5 whiteface strs 3 whiface hfrs 377 25.50 2 black heifers578 @ 25.00 418 @29.40 1 hoist cow 1240 p17.60 24 blkwhif strs 2 whiface hfrs 375 25.30 Every Wednesday 3 whif heifers 595 @ 25.00 7 black steers 417 @29.30 25.30 1 whiface cow950 p17.50 8: a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 6 mixed steers 937 @ 24.80 436 @29.25 2 black heifers445 1 holst. cow 1220 p17.40 4 blkwhif strs 2 black heifers460 @25.30 For information call the barn 1 23 black heifers 660 p 24.60 443 @29.10 1195 p17.30 5 black steers 10 black heifers557 @25.20 1 whiface cow in Manhattan, PR 6-4815. Or you 2 401 @29.00 935 p17.30 heifers648 @ 24.50 6 whif steers 2 whiface hfrs 418 p25.10 1 black cow may call Joe Raine at Maple Hill whif heifers 640 p 24.40 2 whiface strs 508 @29.00 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449- 4 black heifers812 p 24.20 10 black steers496 p29.00 2347. or Alma yard 765-3841 9 blkwhif steers 865 @ 24.10 4 whiface strs 416 @28.50FOR ESTIMATES' lest pricesi 2 black heifers613 @ 24.10 10 blkwhif strs531 @28.50W. E. DUGAN -Alta Vista, 229-6430 Ti 2 black heifers 443 p28.40 I your 728 @ 23.40 4 shthrn steers JOE RAINE Maple Hill, 663-2226 1 hoist, heifer720 @ 23.10 7 black steers 501 @28.20 Manhattan, JE 9-3744The Manhattan Commission nationabout) DON WELLS 3hoist. steers 640 @ 21.70 5 whiface strs 515 @28.10 Abilene, CO 3-3449 )me and MERVIN SEXTON 21 holst. steers 1001 p 21.35 2 whiface strs 548 @28.10 C. j. WENTZ, bus. mgr.Manhattan, JE 9-5561 Co., Inc. 5 hoist, steers 826 p 21.00 7 black steers 485 @28.10 6 hoist. steers 2 whif hrn stns 558 @27.90 KFRmSat-i 1031 @ 20.90 CERTIFIED MANHATTAN, KANSAS 3 whiface strs 538 @27.80 BARN PHONE Manhattan, PR 6-4815 morn- IIVESIOCK 41111, MARCH STEER CALVES 2 char wf strs 502 p27.60 East On US 24 KLSISat" 1 whif steer 280 p 33.00 6 blkwhif strs 564 p27.30 Consignment Reports niornings 27.10 WIBW radio 6:30 A.M. Thursdays 1 whif steer 355 @ 32.75 6 blkwhif strs 567 @ AUCTIONEER: JOE RAIN 1 whif steer 320 @ 32.50 WIBW-TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays ..4i111111111.11Momompusulhall During a season of storage, Newly stored grain should be gins well include protection from aerated continuously until its and alsogive Gras power costs of aerationshould unloading trn* rodent and insect damage inad- temperature equalizes with the operaf Thru Threats be 1/4to1/2 cent per bushel stor- ,1.011SM1 dition to control of moisture ac- outside air. However, cut off cumulation," Holmes said. ed, the engineer estimated. Nove Moisture accumulates in bin - A temperature probe will helpthe aeration fan during rain or To Managing in determining the condition ofperiods of very high humidity. BON .."". Se1100 stored grain that is notaerated us AT BE t the grain, and a humidistat canThe aeration fan should be turn- BELOIT LoiT Stored Grain during fall and early winter. ed on whenever the grain gets SUe Which The moisture gathers at top also be used as a tool for man- had eauseo Although weather has been agement. 10 to 15 degrees higher than out- fN_eOrenTcOes center of the bin as thewalls cluMitcheiluc': generally favorable for fall har- Aeration Management side air, to again equalize the defeated prob- cool rapidly and the center bY a Votee'51 vest with no grain drying The first step to maintaining temperature. 11.147. The proposed0:i. lems, this does not mean that grain remains warm, with vapor "Grain should not be aerated ion bond movement up through the warmquality grain is to store clean issue for grain quality will be maintained grain. Grain with fines and at air temperatures below 30 de- elschoolwas defeated grain. "This moisture migra- hv, without good storage manage- other foreign materials will tendgrees to avoid freezing the Margin tion is reversed in spring,but in than ". ment, a K -State engineer says. to block air flow, and mold pock-grain. These frozen pockets erendurn, in an the meantime grainquality has May, Elwyn Holmes, Extension ag- ets can develop. would mold when thawing be- 1276 to 776. ricultural engineer, pointed out dropped and mold maydevelop," \r'2. that storage managementmightHolmes said. well include protection from Aeration Equipment three main threats to stored Grain areation equipmentfor S PAGELES small circular bins (5,000bush- grain - rodents, insects, and of a moisture accumulation. els or less) usually consists Holmes also pointed out that vertical duct in the center ofthe graininlong-timestorage bin, with a suction fan at the from BIGHORN should be aerated. This means top and a perforated lower sec- moving 1/20 to 1/10 cubic feettion to draw air through the of air per minute per bushel grain. For other bins, a perfor- through the grain when neededated floor with a suction fan un- during storage. This is not dry-derneath is common. 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amalmlimo LARGE INDOOR ARENA CLOSED FAHZ 60017 BEST Roping - Reining - Cutting 1!E C TERN WEAR Western Pleasure - Performance Location: North Edge Of DRN MOCCAVIVSBEL6 Pheasant 5eason Opens Marysville, Kans. 01101 A second pheasant season opens in the state this week,with hunting in selected counties east of US81 allowed on November 16. Majorpheasant hunting started the past weekend west of US81. Travelute's Stables Both seasons run until December 8, and then will close until Call ITS At Waterville, Ks. a late season will be allowed until December 29. December 21, when ST 5-2526 or ST 5-2136 Saddle WE CAN FIT YOU needed Justin Acme Texas Another Manager Nocona and Tony Lama LIVESTOCK DISCUSSION s8Ories On US 24 - 2 Blocks East Change At Co-op e No, 8) of Cloverleaf on US 24 FreeHam & Beans Supper TOPEKA, KANS. At Junction City JUNCTION CITY- Charles 7 p.m. - Sterl Hall Wiley, former manager of a 116 Co-op elevator at Kiowa, is the PreventLesses I new manager of the Farmer- Stockkman Co-op of Junction THURS., NOV. 14-ABILENE, KS. SPEci City and Council Grove, Keith GES Devenney, president, has an- A panel of livestock experts and commission men from the ARE nounced. Kansas City Stockyards & Marketing Assn. will be here to discuss current livestock markets and trends. .88. $1813 TRI-S U LFA Wiley replaced Byron Cooper, BOLUSES who resigned effective last Fri- SOLUTION day. He had been manager here Sponsored in the interests of livestockmen in this area by Keep a supply on hand for since June 15. prompt treatment of Cooper has moved to Rich- Farmers National Bank Abilene mond, Mo., where he is a branch CALF PNEUMONIA manager for a large farmer's CALF DIPHTHERIA cooperative, iv MARION HIRES A NEW SHIPPING FEVER 41I CLUB AGENT FOOT ROT MARION - Paul Marshall Big Savings On has been hired as Marion Coun- A FULL -SERVICE STORE ty 4-H Agent. Marshall is a na- FOR ANIMAL MEDICINES tive of Sylvia and graduated PHONE ME 2-3272 from Kansas State University in 1966. He has been in the U.S. FARM SUPPLIES Army for two years, serving for Portable Johnson LP Gas Don't Forget Sale On HELD'S a brief time as the 4-H agent in Space Heaters 'Tank Heaters STORE Miami County before entering No. 740 - 105,000 BTU BTU 12,000 per hr. Dutch Boy Paint CLAY CENTER, KANS. the military. Ret. 139.00 No. CWS-8 $49.95 Limited Supply $88.65 2.95 to 3.95 gal. LEASING No.cws-8XL $54.95 Reg. $5.95 to $7.95 Rex Roller Chain Farm and Industrial Machinery (made in US) EMPIRE If you can't buy itou can lease any plea' of Allis-Chalmers No. 50 - $1.00 ft., No. 60 - $1.20 ft., machinery you may need, and at low rates. See Bob Martin Sisal Rope for Industrial leasing, Jim Gates for Farm Equipment leasing. Wire Rope 3 16 to 7 16 1/4, 5/16, 7/16, 1/2" "Cable" Fiber Core - 3/16 to 7/16 2c-6c HENRY SALES AND SERVICE 3/16-6c ft 1/4 - 10c ft. per ft. East Highway 24 mad Merida's Road, Topoka, Kans.-FL 4-7641 3/8 - 12c ft. 7/16 - 15c ft. PEERLESS immim.km Tool Box $2.98 Far-Mech 18"x61/2"x5%" Log Chain WESTERN SADDLE SUPPLY 3/16, 14, 5/16, % Tank Heaters $24.95 18c-63c J. D. RITTEL & SONS Wholesale price $30.00 Buy Now For WESTERN WEAR JeeK Oil burner - 21/2gal. fueltank. One gal. fuel. foot In Mid -Kansas will heat 2'x10' tank all day Largest Saddle Selection HINSON for the Entire Family Safety flags with brackets, Your Choice - 12 oz. Liquid Wrench Weather Break BOOTS HORSE TRAILERS Rainbow Oilers Windshield - Side Windows Square Dancers Supplies Spray Bea Rear & Side Entry HOPE, KANSAS PHONE 43 Flashing Lantern $30 Spray can chain lube 91k Just In Complete Stock of Nationally Known BSA Mail Order Store Merchandise Hoover 15% to 20% No. 2040 Cowboy Boots, Vacuum Cleaner Grain Bins Stretch Jeans, Below Catalog Prices w/ att. Reg. Denims, Small Appl.,Togs Work Shoes. Many Socks, Blankets Dolls, Dress Shoes, Many More Items. $37.45 1st QUALITY REFINISHED PANELING Immediate Delivery 1/4" 4'x7' Cinnamon Birch, 1st quality panel - Cross Hyd. Cylinders at an unheard of price, ONLY $3.39 ON 1330, 1660, 2200 BUSHEL CrossUtilitydbl.action, 4'x8' LAUAN - Spice and Coconut, ONLY $3.59 CAPACITY BINS AND ACCESSORIES 45(7' LAUAN - Honey Beige, ONLY $2.98 As Well as Other Sizes Utility 3"x8" 1500 PSI $19-954'x8' Weyerhauser Woodhue, Cherry,Pecan. Per panel - mowoloomm-Iwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwomo $3.59 See Us For Your Paneling & Building Supplies North Central Steel Co., Inc. 116 West Second EX 2-2077 Morrison Warehouse & Lumber Minneapolis, Kansas67467 742 N. 13th Salina, Ks. TA 3-3001 November 12, 1968 Condensed Statement CS He( Lighting, said "results were so Of The Financial Condition OfThe Dust gratifying that we are proceed- 1 spilled ing with conversions for 18 Tat plains more vehicles." He said the firm isn't thinking Riley StateBank mtana about a mass market for the lingclouds esof win( system, but if it doesn't run into The Bank With The $1,000,000Excess Coverage will Bond id problems the company RILEY, KANSAS there switch about 1000 more vehicles Close of Business October mele legacy in smoggy areas. 30, 1968 mssrns, 63, sPea, RESOURCES It'sa stu Loans and Discounts reserve I ,p 1,339,798.92 Bonds, U. S. Government t,knowing 1,024,575.50 can State and Municipal Bonds. 540,711,60 Other Notes and Debentures 179,976,56 Williams Buildings & Fixtures 18,501.00 as Cash and SignExchange 316,760.54 TOTALASSETS asa' $3,620,324.12 ;?WY5Pr3vh LIABILITIES Demand Deposits $ 1,354,477.59 Savings and Certificates 1,973,481.57 Capital 50,00000 Surplus 140,000.00 Undivided Profits 92,140.84 Reserve for Loan Losses 10,224.12 TOTAL LIABILITIES $3,620,324.12 No Tillage The above statement is correct Marvin Lundquist, superintendent of the Sandyland Dry - Harold B. Holmes, President land Experimental Farm at St. John, shows off a field of no till- Herman Sylvester, Vice -President age milo grown this year on irrigated plotsat the farm. The Malcolm Esping of Lindsborg Russell Chamberlain, Cashier milo was planted with a Buffalo till planter after stocks had . has acquired a regional reputa- been shredded from the old crop. Pre -emergent fertilizer was 21P tion for his work in metalwork- Other Directors: applied in bands at planting. The field produced well under ing. Esping's shop in Lindsborg, W. L. Meyer Ivan Sand flood irrigation conditions. "The Slojd," is a place where Donald Hassebroek people can get just about any- Lloyd Jahnke ant for Pacific Lighting Corp. thing repaired or where one Bookkeepers: might go for fine handmade Emma Chamberlain and Natural Gas "We've found there's some jewelry,wedding crowns, loss of power, about 10 per wrought railings, or even a suit Shirley Carson For Auto Power cent," he said, "but not manyof medieval armor. His specialty Teller:Ray Clark people utilize an engine's full is handmade crucifixes, and Es- Developers have demonstrat- ping's work is on display at Member F.D.I.C. ed a natural gas system for cars power." many G&G area churches. and say it reduces some kinds of Fuel storage is a drawback, he air pollution by 90 percent added. Eight hundred cubic feet Enough natural gas to pro- of tanks in a demonstration se- duce the power in a gallon of dan took up much of the trunk. gasoline costs only eight cents, Range is short. Cars using You just they said, and maintenance compressed gas can be compar- costs drop too. ed "to battery -operated cars can't But conversion costs about that have to he recharged each $300 per engine, according to night," McJones said. Bob McJones, automotive re-; But Joseph R. Rensch, execu- tive vice president of Pacific "dunk" search and development consult- time into themen 1 rdnational bank Bourbon CLAY CENTER, KANSAS It takes eight patient years for Old Charter to age to th0 Established 1885 flavor it's famous for'. CLAY CENTER, KANSAS The taste of time is in every sip. CONDENSED STATEMENT Easy, mellow. That's why Old Charter is the R ESOL At the close of business October 30,.1968 Bourbon that didn't watch Loans ar the clock. Bank Pr( Furnitur RESOURCES The time to age Old Charter U.S. Bo Loans and Discounts $ 5,573,387.46 eight years Municip Fixed Assets 103,640.00 The time to enjoy it is now. Cash & Federal Reserve Bank Stock 21,000.00 U. S. Government Securities . . $1,714,645.12 LIABIl Kansas Municipal Bonds Capital and Warrants 1,150,725.34 Surplus CCC Certificates of Interest . . 1,509,527.90 Undividi Cash and Due from Banks.. . 1,434,412.08 5,809,310.44 Reserve: TOTAL $11,507,337.90 Account Total D LIABILITIES Capital Stock $200,000.00 Surplus 500,000.00 Undivided Profits 365,744.42 1,065.744.42 Reserves W. H. Bell, 126,900.15 State B Deposits 10,314,693.33 Byron Broi TOTAL $11,507,337.90 five anc The above statement is correct. Donn J. EN R. R. Smith, Cashier Ralph Rot' M. James Process R. T. Shel( OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Citizen D. E. McIntosh, Jr.,President Compa W. F. McIntosh, Exec. Vice -President Wayne W. Ryan, Vice -President R. R. Smith, Cashier Arlene Hileman, Asst. Cashier W. H. Bell. Byron Bro James H. Schulze, Asst. Cashier John Mear Wade A. Bauer, Farm Representative R. T. Shell H. E. Valentine H. Alan& Ada Leach Bisenius Twila Eric Elsie Cowell Held David Mui George W. Fullington Michael TI Mariln A GoldayAb Member F.D.I.C. and Federal Reserve Bank

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-.....014111111111 Head To Retire In January braska. been very important," Wiilliams "We diligently and constant- "The CCt) was- an excellentsaid. ly pursued this with state gov- e DustBowl of the ear -forts two moreyears with themovement for that particular The insistence that hisser-ernments, irrespective of party Os spilled overmost of theFord Foundation in India. period," Williams said. "It wasvice work through locally runpolitics," he said. "Conservation Plains -from Texas to Much of what conservation next to impossible for a kid togroups has resulted in relativelyis not a partisan matter, locally, tans -spewing itsdark, means in modern agriculture find a job and we were able tolittle political controversy overstatewide or nationally." Ink g cloudsacross millions ofevolved during Williams' gov- put him to work, to teach himthe years, Williams said. of wind-stricken farm ernment career, which began in'.something about equipment and .age R,, 1935 when he became superin- conservation." ere arestrains of this awe-.tendent of a Civilian Conserva- But the emphasis of the Soil legacy when Don Wil- tion Corps camp in his native Conservation Service and con- Used Equipment 63, speaks of soil and wat-South Dakota. servation slowly changed from vs a subtle respect some Congress created the Soil Con- the rectic forays against blow- %,..,{CrG reservefor great works ofservation Service as a perma- ing dust and unemployment in- 39'798.92 kCowing that rarely in anent agency of the Departmentto a more deliberate, thought. AT MINNEAPOLIS 1966 IH F656 D tractor, like 124,S7ssn time can such creations beof Agriculture the same year, ful campaign for preventing ca- new, fully equipped 40,711,60u cited. as Wiliams was teaching youngtrastophe instead of repairing Fall Hunting Special1960 IH F340 tractor, fast hitch, WFA 79,976,56 llliams will retire in Janu-men to build dams while build- damage after it occurred. 1961 Scout 4 wheel drive, with 18,5400 as headof the Departmenting themselves. Today the service provides the full top 1958 JD 420 Agriculture Soil Conservation "Many people say the thing 1 6 7 6 0.5 technical assistance farmers New Scout 4 wheel drive, with2 good IHC No. 55 wire balers 20,32412 ce,a position held sincethat triggered itoff was theneed to carry out a wide range full top, special price. This Coby running gear He will continue his ef-Dust Bowl situation, but actual- 3. of conservation practices on is IT Rebuilt IH No. 50 field cutter ly many agricultural leaders small darns to reduce water er- with 2 -row head had been calling attention to the TRACTORS osion, to grass seeding and til- 1964 IH 429 corn head 54,477.59 problems long before that," Wil- lage methods for retaining Farmall Super MTA 73,48157 Oliver 1800 dsl., wide front, 3 pt.1965 JD No. 12 with row crop liams said in an interview. moisture. head 50,000.00 "The dust bowl did bring it all The key to the system is the hitch, live power takeoff 40,000.00 to a head and in that sense caus- local "soil and water conserva- Farmall 560 dsl., fully equipped3 IH No. 37 wheel disks 92,140.84 ed public awareness of the prob- Farmall 450 gas, fully equippedFarmhand stacker, F-10 tion district" - more than 3,000Farmall M 10,224.12 lems we faced in soil and water 1965 IHC 403, 14' bar of them - which works with MM GB on LP gas 20,324.12 conservation." service to develop local pro- 1959 IHC 101, 12' bar Conservation in the depression AT BELLEVILLE grams for farmers. 1959 JD 45, 12' period of the 1930s embodied Williams said itis the local USED EQUIPMENT many of the public works con- No. 22 corn heads district - a legal unit of gov-1952 Cat D4 with hyd. dozer, ex- cepts advocated by President ernment - that has provided cellent condition JD No. 10 corn head Franklin D. Roosevelt's New the "cooperative relationship" Deal - to put unemployed menbetween landowners and the Sand to work. federal agency. Chapman's Implement Co. d Jahnke The °CC camp Williams di- "Ithink thefact that our rected at Presho, S.D., for ex- people are trained to work with Minneapolis Belleville ample, employed about 200, local people in assisting them - Phone EX 2-2101 Phone JA 7-2273 mostly farm youths from Ne-not dominating them - has

PROGRESSING WITH MANHATTAN SINCE 1889 UNION NATIONAL BANK MANHATTAN, KANSAS

Condensed Statement of Condition October 30, 1968

OFFICERS RESOURCES T. J. GRIFFITH, Chairman of the Board J. E. ARNOLD, Vice Chairman & Trust Officer Loans and Discounts $16,014,146.18 CONDENSED STATEMENT W. B. GLENN, President OF CONDITION LLOYD CARLSON, Senior Vice President U.S. Government Bonds ___.----3,426,587A4 THOS. R. LEE, Vice President & Cashier EVELYN HANNAGAN, Vice President Municipal Bonds 6,174,50849 L. W. STOLZER, Vice -President Stock in Federal Reserve Bank --_ 75,000.00 ROBERT L. BAKER, Assistant Vice -President STATE SANK. ROGER D. BATSON, Assistant Vice -President Cash and Sight Exchange _____2,270,885.96 BONNIE NESPOR, Assistant Vice -President Bank Premises 65,000.00 AND TRUST COMPANY KENNETH W. THOMAS, Assistant Vice -President J. ROBERT WILSON, Trust Officer Furniture and Fixtures 89,953.40 MANHATTAN, KANSAS W. V. MORTON, Assistant Cashier GRACE A. DAVIES, Assistant Cashier Leasehold Improvements 10,000.00 DONNA FAUROT;dAssistant Cashier Other Real Estate Owned 268,687.00 TROY FAUROT, Assistant Cashier Close of Business, October 30,1968 HAZELLE NETSON, Assistant Cashier HELEN A. O'NEILL, Assistant Cashier t0,394,568.47 RESOURCES MINNIE A. TAYLOR, Assisiant Cashier Loans and Discounts $ 6,896,647.52 BETTY WEICHMANN, Assistant Cashier Bank Premises 101,920.75 Furniture & Fixtures 70,227.88 DIRECTORS U.S. Bonds & Notes 1,476,253.63 J. E. ARNOLD Municipal Bonds 2,809,847.07 Vice -Chairman of the Board LIABILITIES Cash & Sight Exchange 816,486.24 CHARLES S. ARTHUR TOTAL $12,171,383.09 Partner, Arthur & Green Attorneys Capital Stock -_- 350,000.00 C. C. BREWER Surplus 2,150,000.00 LIABILITIES President, Brewer Motor Co.. Inc. Undivided Profits ______830,426.63 Capital Stock $ 253,500.00 LLOYD CARLSON 3,330,426.83 Surplus 300,000.00 Senior Vice -President Total Capital Accounts _____ Undivided Profits 432,906.92 W. F. FARRELL Reserves 213,414.50 President, Farrel 's Inc. Reserves 103,840.67 Deposits 24,850,727.34 10,000.00 W. B. GLENN Accounts Payable President Total Deposits 11,071,135.50 CHARLES D. GREEN $28,394,568.47 TOTAL - $12;171,383.09 Partner, Arthur & Green Attorneys T. J. GRIFFITH DIRECTORS Chairman of the Board N. D. HARWOOD W. H. Bell, President, Citizens C. M. Skaggs, President, Skaggs President, Manhattan Milling Co., Inc. State Bank & Trust Company Motors, Inc. The abo)ie statement is correct. Byron Brooks, State Representa- A. W. Torluemke, Owner, WARD M. KELLER tive and Rancher Tri-County Motors President, Ward M. Keller Dept. Store THOS. R. LEE, Vice President & Cashier Donn J. Everett, Attorney Arthur D. Weber, Vice Presi- 0. W. KERSHAW dent Emeritus, KSU President, Kershaw Sand & Ready Mix Ralph Rothlisberger, Rancher Ward Wright, Executive Vice Pres- L. W. STOLZER ident, Farm Bureau Mutual Ins. Vice -President Co., Inc. Kansas Farm Life Ins. M. James Ryan, Manager, C.K. J. ROBERT WILSON Processing Co., Inc., KFB Insurance Co. President, Charison & Wilson R. T. Sheldon, Vice President, John Means, Executive Vice Pres- Abstracting and Insurance Citizens State Bank & Trust ident, Citizens State Bank and Company Trust Company OFFICERS & TELLERS

W. H. Bell, President Phyllis Dawson, Teller Donna Flohr, Teller Byron Brooks, Chairman of the Board Betty Florence, Bookkeeper gtiemfatiantriga4d John Means, Executive Vice President R. T. Sheldon, Vice President lla Fritz, Bookkeeper Judy Miller, Teller MANT TAN,K ANSA* H. Alan Bell, Asst.Vice Pres. & Cashier Twila Ericson, Dorothy Moser, Teller Assistant Cashier Betty Kirby, Bookkeeper MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION David Murphy,Assistant Cashier Michael Toy, Marie Renz, Bookkeeper Assistant Cashier Helen Roe, Teller Marilyn Andes,Secretary Golda Abshire, Teller Dennis Hatfield, Teller

v ill : FOR SALE - Good big gentle FOR, sm registeredhorned Hereford polled Sh Shorth Qrthoril bulls. Bob Moore, Waterville, bred,serviceable°rn bull, Kansas, Phone 785-2636. x39 a Leonard Egeb':k

Bans iltnilltseer:dSn4S:AtAilhiLeLSeser;e7APf8tc-1: It'2MOIPILASS17517L12VEOAC6(wt SERVICE AGE bulls, ready to words or less. Add 50 a wordfor additional words. DISCOUNTS: use condition. See sire & dam RATES: $1 a week for 15 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. REFUNDS: you 10% if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct of the bull that sires your next SPF Idlieviafecre:vina8a cash orders only) deduct amount paid if an ad is cancelled.CLAS- r Ag Press office for any unused calf crop. Females, you name eosft may collect a refund atthe ads not accompanied by cash have a cross ads) $1.82 a column inch. CASH: age. Latzke Angus Farm, Junc- abovemarket $10 SIFIED DISPLAY: (boxed tion City, Kans., Phone Wood- th price,A wameg 25 -cent billing charge added. bine 102 or 120. x37 BansGall Box 1009 - 1207 Moro - ManhattanKansas 66502 - JE 9-7558 Mail To: Ag Press - P.O. LE R SALE PLAN NOW to attend Johnson gs, 8weeks Hereford Farms sale of 40 bulls InAvme fiber, Wate: WANTED TO BUY and 30 females, Wed. Nov. 20, TH. :is 2717. DeLaval Clay FEEDER HOGS 1968. At the farm. Write for 40 to 100 lbs. Top pricespaid. e Notices catalog. Elmer L. Johnson & heifersheifersde.r Sons, Smolan, Kans., 67479. calvep

All Makes grade. .1 J. D. SIMPSON SB37 t' Service & Repair 130 Grant Ave., JunctionCity Larry Sorell, as, Phone CE 8-3754 or CE8-n39 FOR SALE - Purebred Hamp- Mans. 12: Dairy Equipment AUCTIONEERING shire boars from nice litter. FdOR AIRY PEL] Roth Bros., Phone Green, Ks., 114 2 d allkii WI 4-2237. SB38 10 yearling anhattan CALVES heifers' Joe McClure 7- Jerre, Alta Vista Will have more of those goodFOR SALE - Registered Horn- Thes Lawrence E. Welter Ph. 229.5284 quality North Wyoming calves. ed Hereford bulls. Big bone and heifers /DE 'EM Have over 200 head in now. rugged. 19 to 34 months old. Product c AUCTIONEER Farm located 21/2 miles north of 1se011fan'ey ay Center, Come and see these calves or DonBana6 re ') ,C REAL ESTATE BROKER Industry. Rau Hereford Farm, a 2141. place your order now. pornieng44.tSe2c4ts..ee2tH5eol3ecf:1,111:::: Your Sale Solicited Wakefield, Kansas. x37 PAST MEMORIALS NATIONALLY AT T, Large or Small FOR SALE -- I am dispersing ACCRED ashington. Norman Kahle SPF RegRegistered Duroe b.1 alkfield. 40 EAST HIGHWAY US 24 my Here'ord cow & calf herd. ba-greed. pvv&incekdopengilts. Se le. 100 acre MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 Phone 466-2855 I have for sale cows with calves DELAVAN, KANS. at side, cows and heifers to have the hcaledanthiPerddtigoll:' azed in 19E Real Estate MONUMENTS calves, open heifers and 2 bulls. n D 7.2852. And General Sales Some of these cattle are regis- statioanPhs MANHATTAN FREDONIA tered. Dale Keesecker, Wash- 2.20 MONUMENT. CO. Performance Tested ington, Ks. Phone EA 5-2886. per e 126 x37 dadva is free of liceor mange Ed Reimer J. J. BEAUDET BULL SALE R. Brumm, Phone REG. & PUREBRED Yorkshire CE g AUCTIONEER Office and Display NOV. 15 at 1:00 p.m. bears. Edward Heikes and Son, RR3, JunctionCity, g We Specialize in Selling SELLING 51 HEAD 5-H Farms, Wamego, Kans. Phone 456-9405. x39 DAIRY CATTLE 123 No. 3rd of good, sound and performance FOR SALEor lease --k tested bulls. Charolais bull. "A complete Sale Service" Office Phone Res. Phone Selling 14 Polled Herefords, 15 FOR SALE - Several new & Paul II' used saddles. All kinds of tack Lincoln, Kans. ' Phone or write for sale PR 8-5137 PR 8-4978 Horned Herefords, 1 Red Poll, room supplies. Good using sad- REG. ANGUS bulls, dates. 21 Angus. dle horses. W. E. Dugan, Alta nig Telephone 367-2373 MANHATTAN, KANS., Write or call for sale catalog: to 20 months old,well & 95;1 Chev.1/21 Vista, Kans. 66834. Phone 229- ed, reasonably priced. clean GOESSEL, KANSAS 6430. SB37 "Marion County" JACK A. LINN mere and Marshall b "966 Chev. CEMETERY Rt. 3 Phone 316 - 378-2349 FOR SALE - Purebred Hamp- C. G. Wagner, 929 S. LWB, 16,01 FREDONIA, KS.66736 shire boars from nicelitters. Salina, Kans. TA 762%like new ci MEMORIALS Roth Bros., Green, Kans., WI Chev. IDiamond B Ranch - Denny Burgess 4-2237. x38 456-7404 eTs.R CSaAllLEaft-er 163, Riley,'k.owner,Hist widebox,966 Ph. 456-9425 54 Year Continuous Service 5-2362. US 24 West, Wamego, Kansas Display Located on US24 Allen Boyce PERFORMANCE AND Produc- East of City Limits tion tested nationally accredited 967 IHC 2 We are receiving each week SPF reg. Yorkshire and Hamp- FOR SALE -3 reg. An, radi Registered Herefords Hereford and Angus light steers en heifers. Good qualia,axle, Quarter Horses and heifers. Choice quality. Willshire boars. Backfat down and by son of Ermitre of Hapstock racl SCHAUBEL sell in lots to suit buyer. to 0.65, loineye up to 5.95. Cut- International grand chntires, reas Portable Corrals - Chutes MONUMENT CO., INC. outs, weight for age and feed Phones: 767-5620 Blueline Angus Faun, in1966 Chev. for sale or rent efficiency furnished. Bred like Dietrich, Rt. 3, Junction ('air cond., Stock Racks - Feeder Panels RR 3 Box 20 ME 2.3531 767-5335 our top indexing pen of York- 767-5386 shires at KSU test station this Kans. Phone CE Clarence Blanc, President fall. Daily gain of 2.23, 262 lbs. Myer; CLAY CENTER COUNCIL GROVE, KANS. FOR SALE - Large far of feed per 100 lbs. gained, 123 stein springer heifers. CBEVROI: C. W. 'BILL' CRrTES days to 200. Floyd Meyer, Palm- Farms, Culver, Kans., Pt - C, Holstein Cows er, Kans., Phone 308. x40 2834227 or 2834222. Livestock 562-2383 HERD OF 50 FOR SALE - Duroc boars. We FOR SALE -25 Sho MARYS\ REALTOR For Sale had 2nd fastest gaining boar in spring heifer calves Eli; For Sale:Duroc and Hamp list test at KSU testing station. register. Suitable for ;1UISHEDD-r11( Boars and Gilts. Selected from with 1119 lbs. of milk base. His litter mate barrow had high- mentage orw tt.o4sootarlbas.npenieevihe 250 meaty spring pigs sired by 25'idown, balance to be paidest hamloin (38.9) of any Auctioneer tested boars. Back fat probes over 3 year period without in-Duroc barrow. Fred Germann, Glenn E. Lacy, Miltonvalispeed, nev and Sonoray readings available terest. Dwight, Kans., Phone Junction Phone 913 4274513. 964 Chev. on many boars. Call collect City, CE 8-4382. x38 785-2765 or 785-2766 For details call or see: FOR SALE - Artificiall}1964 IH 16( FARM SALES LAND FOR SALE - 37 I/2-Charolais - five year old Holstein sp., 102 CA HOUSEHOLD SALES Arthur & Gail Roepke 's -Hereford cows 4 yrs. old, with freshen Nov. 16.Milked Ford F6( 20 years real estate and WATERVILLE, KS.66548 Ed Reimer "iCharolais calves. William gal. last lactation. Good 84"C.A.- \ Phone Evenings 367-2373 Flink, Williamsburg, Kansas, milker. John King, Clyde, Auctioneering Experience 1 RF192 does make adifference GOESSEL, KANS. Phone RI 6-3184. x37 I Dairymen-Buy speed, 34,1 339 W. 6th CE 8-5720 FOR SALE -- 3 2 -year -old Poll- FOR SALE - Three hue ps JUNCTION CITY, KANS. The Best For Less ed Hereford bulls. Mixer Dom- lb. York boar, good tree3 RT 195 FOR SALE ino breeding. Richard Ziegler, John King, Clyde, Kans,RD 450, n We have for your selection at To Be Sold At Rt. 2. Junction City, Kans., CE all times the largest supply of Beverly Stockyards 8-7969. x37 REGISTERED HOTS Bob Wilson FRESH SPRINGER bulls, 6 to 18 monthsold, Interns Auctioneering WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13 FOR SALE - Reg. Angus bulls, by Excellent GoldMedal Real Estate HOLSTEIN - GUERNSEY 1 thru 2 yrs. old. Star Angus from Curtiss Breeding E All types sales JERSEY 82 GOOD Production records avai Ph. 494-2552 HEREFORD STOCK COWS Farm, Miltonvale Ks. Phone or 778-3424 SWISS and MILKING 4274506. x40 en H. erkimer, Box 118 - St. George, Ks. SHORTHORN COWS & heavy springers from one herd. Phone744 2305. For information call James For-FOR SALE -- Large Holstein HEIFERS cow coming fresh now with FOR SALE - 125pigs, shee, CH 3-4717, Concordia, Ks. In Financing available- up to second calf. Real good. Frank ed.Loren Gugenhan, Parts ____ LAND IMPROVEMENT 24 mos. REG. YORKSHIRE boars. BredJorgenson, Barnes, Phone 701. ville, Kans., Phone562 like State Fair and sale winners. x37 SPECIALS Neill R. Walker, Rt. 2, McPher- REGISTEREDHAMPS0 100 head of open Holstein hei- service.. LAND IMPROVEMENT son, Kans. 241-2599. SB38 FOR SALE - 50 head 65 -lb. boars, ready for TRUCKhTeOvP fers feeder pigs. Clyde Ebert, Wame- full brothers totest station "Soil Conservation Doesn't 50 head Holstein heifer calves FOR SALE - 1 reg. 4-yr. old go,Ks., Phone 456-2418. x37 open gilts. Dean 963 Chevri Cost -It Pays" CALVES! CALVES! Quarter Horse stallion, gentle. 1 lennIpliorBuckeye33116 cyl., 8-yr. old Palomino mare, gentle 43 REAL GOOD Angus heifers, box We will have 400 to 500 calves -feCedo emrb ionatttoio: Ponds, terraces, waterways, beef cross. 2 weeks to 450 lbs. in foal. 1 5-mo. grade Palomino some calving now, and 34 real FOR SALEcattle and leveling, drainage ditch- At our barn every week for the horse colt. 109 W. 6th St., Con-good Hereford heifers, to calveor self RoutO carry 16, es, clearing, landscape grad- next several months. cordia, Kans. SB37 soon. C. R. Welty, Hutchinson, Marysville, Kans., ing. MO 2-3545. SB37 P66Chev. - NATIONALLY ACCREDITED 9' fold'dc FOR SALE-- Holstein heifers FOR SALE -9 young W. G. WIEBE SPF Hampshire boars and gilts. nfrehset 966Ford j Roggendorff Registered and purebred. Steveto freshen now and by Jan. El- 3mbildkaycoswsA,Issoom4eotpeo Conservation Construction Phone 244-7625 mer Potts, Barnes, Kans., Ph. ED, with Zumbrunn, Rt. 3, Junction City, Beattie, KS1fk964InPletelco Arthur Roggendorff Summerfield, Kansas Kans., 66441, CE 8-6610. 785-2340, Waterville. x40 IAleA.Polson, Phone JE 9-3984 x39 FOR SALE 1630 OSAGE-MANHATTAN SPF YORKSHIRE BOARS FOR SALE- Reg. Shorthorn - 6 Duroc boars, w FOR SALE bulls,12 to18 months old. wt. 200, and 1 hp Burk's jet FOR SALE -10 Regis40 3t eae"; reds & roans. Sired by pump. Victor Olson, Olsburg, Angus heifercalves, Yorkshire boars, Nationally ac- Brent- K6 bull.20 0966 Chev. wood Ambassador or Broadar- Ks., Phone 468-3364. SB39 sired by the 0will carry DAIRY SUPPLIES credited SPF. Half-brothers to to 7 years,r to the carr3 the top Yorkshire boar in therow 7th. Glenn E. Lacy, Milton- Honeycon vale, Kansas. Phone 4274513. REGISTERED ANGUS bulls to calve in Rapids, 1967 winter test at KSIA test and heifers 10-20 months. Rug- AedBlue station. Our top two boars x39 gus Farm, Siel WAMEGO DAIRY SUPPLY made the following record. ged, fast gaining, performance Your authorized dealer for: FAST GAINING PurebredDur- tested. Kellers Cow Creek An- Average daily gain 2.32 2.80 oc boars 225 to 250 lbs. Litter gus Farm, Chase, Kans. (316) NATIONALLY an. 'Tuckdea.'( Average backfat - .93 1.08 mates to mcirket wt. 938-2539. x38 SPFYorkshireboars.blood DeLaval milkers Feed efficiency 2.80 2.80 at 5 mo. stested zwalic. Clay push-button farm eqpt. Choice while they last$65. John Phone34e chawlearrts Age at 200 lbs. 128 130 Erickson, Olsburg, Phone NATIONALLY ACCREDITED Harvey HOTS, Mueller Bulk Tanks 468- 1 3329. SPF Hampshire boars, open HAYES B. BECK x37 JAI\ gilts & bred gilts. Wayne Shir------Registed Stores And Service From Phone CE 8-6064 FOR SALE- Purebred Hamp-ley, Horton, Kans., Phone 913 - FOR SALE - Mont115,', gus bulls,18 to 22 :...t;Ep TR, Wamego & Sabetha, Kansas JUNCTION CITY, KANS. shire boars fromnice litter. 474-3349. x40 1- Roth Bros., Phone by MBardoliermereStaovt`p, new WI 4-2237. Green, Ks., bull bredby Kansasbull la5.Phoel For Free Estimates Call: SPF DUROC Open & Bred gilts. SB37 47 HEREFORD cows, good Champion end Kolils! quality,to versity. Boars ready for service. Nation-9 YEAR OLD black calve March. $180. oClusoeseblytair.e01a00161,:i WAMEGO 456-7200 or ally accredited. Phil Adrian, riding 95 Hereford cows, pregnancy sthtaetepofwaiersrh. horse, bred to Arabianstallion. Rapid; SABETHA AV 4-2958 Moundridge, Kans., phone 345- C. A. Boswell, Onaga, tested, good quality, $185. Phone Angus Farm,Blue 6469. x37 8894661. Ks., 913 Paul Evans, 439-5354, Kincaid, x38 Kans. SB40 LE - Bredc3iNv and g40Septemberpigs. Phone tl-i-oShertho aterville 785-2624. x38 REAL ESTATE eablern bon. SALE - 25 Registered 14EVROE. ET/ - nard Sales Auctions E,8' '`ed Hereford bulls ages 12 to MARVIN COTTRELL, Kans. months. AlsoReg. & commer- 1967 Ford F-100 6 cyl., custom heifers 8 to14 mo. old, calf- cab, SWB salesman 1964 Volkswagen Karmann-Ghia ARMON BOSSE ,,vaccinated. Located 7 mi. LARGE STOCK OF TRUCKS shireA K99 and 2 1967 Ford F-250, 34 ton, LWB 1965 Chev. 1/2 ton, 4 -speed, 6 cyl. Realtor rth of Wamego on 1965 Chev. 80 Series tractor, air, Your listings appreciated g 10 Blanka & Son, nA west. Orville 409 engine, 5 -speed, 2 -speed etprice-I' Wamego, Kans. x40 1967 GMC 1/2 ton 6 cyl., 4sp., 1965 Ford F-100, 4 -speed, 6 cyl. ONAGA, KANSAS 11, Gal $3250 ans. k SB, low mileage, 7000 miles 1965 Chev. pickup & camper 11 SALE -68 Yorkshire 1960 Chev. 1/2ton, L box, 6 cvl., ve weeks old Nov. 10. J. E. 1966 Ford F100 ton, V8, 4 - 4 speed $695 1967 Ford F100 pickup, V8, aut, re gs, 8 A'scalSe '1 speed trans., Custom cab, SB via, Waterville, Kans. Phone 1956 Chev. 1/2ton, 3 speed, 6 1966 Ford F100 1/2 ton, 4 speed, Fulmer Real Estate - grade ft iber, cyl. sting firs 2717. x38 1965 Ford F100 V8, 4-sp., custom $295 V8, LWB CATHERINE J FULMER cab, SB 1966 Chev. 1/2 ton pickup, SWB,1966 Mustang, V8, aut., air cond. REALTOR ..stein 6 cyl., 3 speed, 33,000 miles, 's.3 6 1965 GMC V6 1/2 ton, 4-sp., LWB 1963 Ford Falcon wagon er to`griste Feed & Seed extra good $1395 Office 456-7696 1, sell 1965 Ford F100, 6 cyl., LWB 1965 Chev. tractor, tandem, 80 1967 350 Yahama 3-25686,sc Res. 456-9281 series, 409 engine, 5 -speed, 2- 1964 Chev. Impala 1965 IHC 1 ton, V8 engine, 4- speed, Strato-air ,extra good WAMEGO Ry PELLETS, range pellets speed trans., 10' grain body $5750 Used ElDorado campers ,]-4 big d allkindsoffertilizers. with rack, dual wheels elfer anhattan MillingCo.,107 1961 IH 2 ton LWB, 4 speed, 2- 1963 Ford Galaxie, 4 dr., 8, aut. neifes erre, Manhattan. TF Chg1964 Ford F100, V8, 4 speed, speed, Giant fold down box, 1967 Ford 1/2 ton Ranger LOOKING FOR A GOOD Tiso 41.i; 7e? SWB & hoist, 32,000 miles.. $2795 FARM OR RANCH? E 1963 Chev. Corvair Monza ' HIGH feed for hors- 1960 Trail -Mobile 37' grain trail- eanrea sdiired II er 3680 acre ranch, 5 producing -Ae product of Key Milling Co.. SPECIAL PRICE UNIT $1995 1 used Eldorado 14' camping ,.Prdee regraseoek Center, Kans., Phone ME New 1968 Ford 1/2ton, LWB trailer oil wells, Ellis County. A top- in, Steele 1957 American 38' platform 41. SBTF $2250 quality unit. $115 per acre. 442-2530, 1939 Chevrolet four -door l'' I, PAqTT TRE for rent near 1957 Ford 1/2ton, 6 cyl ,3-sp., Carryover '68, Brand New TO S TA . Selling LyDACCashington. 130 acres of corn McComas Motors SWB $295 15 quarte N heatf Eads, ?red or'Lb field. 40 acres of milo stub - 1963 Ford 1/2 ton, V8, 3 sp., Colors n gilts 100 acres of pasture not 240 West 6th CH 3-3634 LWB, real clean $945 FORD SALES & SERVICE thirdSeiv 12 quarters, all choice grass, ton 1 ed in 1968. Phone Hanover 1965 Chev. tractor tandem, 80 state e. CONCORDIA, KANSAS Stenberg north central Kansas. A real Unii; 7.2852. x37 series, 409 engine, sleeper cab, Motors Lg. test of 14 producer. $135 per acre. am 2.20, 1949 IH 1.1/, ton, SWB, 10' box Ph. 446-3532 Clyde, Ks. 66938 feed and hoist, 4 -speed $695 480 acres - 360 cultivated, 120 Is' Per day ' Wakefield grass - Gray County. To settle 126 days.0-1 Automotive 1962 Chev. 2 ton, 5-sp., 2-sp, V8, IS A GOOD PLACE pony axle, dump $2450 estate. $150 per acre. -e or o WANTED Phonem TO BUY USED CARS 1958 Ford 11/2 ton chassis, it y. Prt Coun- priCity, es AND TRUCKS runs $145 Used Car Buyers L ovel medi- ate possess 1966 Volkswagen te I TRUCKS -- 8013A - or lease CoEVROUT Melton Motor Co., Inc. $1150.00 27 full quarters, suitable for all. Paul 1957 Dodge 1/2ton 6, 3 -speed sprinkler irrigation, in Kansas' 1965 Chev. 1/2 ton pickup, 6 cyl., 16th and M Sts. JA 7-2201 1965 Buick Spts. wagon 8032A- fast growing cattlefeeding TRUCKS 4 speed BELLE VILLE $1650.00 area. $100 acre. fSbulls, ni 1964 Chev. 1/2 ton, 3 speed 1965 Ford Galaxie 2 dr. 8100A- old, well957 Chev. 1/2 ton aut., radio, real 50 Hoop olstein ay priced 1960 Ford 2 ton, 131/2' bed with $1150.00 herd, to clean USED TRUCKS [arshali hoist, now available milk bas br 1964 Olds 88 4 dr. HT 899A ?.r, 929 s. 966 Chev. Y2 ton 6 cyl., 4-sp., 1959 Chev. 1/2 ton 6, 4 speed 1965 Chevrolet 1/2 ton 8' Fleet - - LWB, 16,000 miles, one owner, $1350.00 3430 acres excellent buffalo is. TA 7-6263,' 1957 Ford 1/2T pickup side pickup, 6 cyl., 4 speed, and blue grama grass. North like new cond. radio, heater, rear bumper 1963 Olds 88 4 dr. HT- 823B -Tribune; would consider con- - 13 Hole.966 Chev. 1/2 ton 6 cyl., 3 spd..1951 Ford 3/4 ton pickup $950.00 ter 6, 2 1962 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickups, tract sale. $62.50 acre. Riley;' wide box, 5 new tires, one 1959 IH 1/2T, 6-cyl., 4-spd. owner, like new one Stepside, one Fleetside. 1963 Rambler wagon-- 8104A -- 640 acres, Comanche County; 1954 Chev. 34 ton pickup Both have 8' beds, 4-spd., ov- $795.00 967 IHC 2 ton, V8, 4-spd., 2 spd., erload springs, both 6 cyl. tilled, 80 grass. Productive, im- - 3 reg. k 1962 Ambassador 4 dr. 813B proved farm. Consider contract. God ualeq axle,radio,17' fold down -$175 acre. moitre stock racks, one owner, good 1960 Chevrolet, 61/2' bed, 1/2 ton, $395.00 of Ray; AULD extra clean, 6 cyl., 4 spd. 1 grand ch tires, reasonably priced. These Cars Must Be Sold NEBRASKA gus Farm, 966 Chev. 1/2 ton, V8, 3 speed, CHEVROLET 1959 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup, V8 3800 acres near Palis-th, ex- 3, Junction air cond., LWB, ex. tires engine, 4-spd.trans.,61/2 ft. cellent water. Irrigation poten- CE &6714 HO 1-5414 Stepside bed Many More To Choose From tial;good improvements. $105 per acre. - Large fare Myers Motor Co. WAKEFIELD 1959 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, 61/2' Fleet- Manhattan Motors T heifers. D'CHEVROLET - PONTIAC side bed, 6 cyl. with 4 speed 1070 acres west of Holdredge, ?r, Kans., Ph 311-317 Houston PR 8-3537 purebred cattle farm; herd of 334222, - CADILLAC - 1959 Ford 1/2 ton pickup, 61/2' Used Car Lot 214 Houston registered Herefords available. Styleside bed, 6 cylinder with $140 per acre. 562-2383 562-2384 3 -speed transmission BUICK FOR - 25 '31113r1' MARYSVILLE, KANSAS 50 YEARS calves. Eli LICENSED - KANSAS, table for 1958 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Fleetside, MANHATTAN, KANSAS V-8, NEBRASKA, OKLAHOMA art a new heti USED TRUCK SPECIALS hydro. trans., R&H, de- 0 lbs. Pricey MUST MAKE ROOM FOR 1969 luxe cab 1 IH D-162 12' van, V-304, 4- NEW TRUCK TRADE-INS ^y, Miltonvalespeed, new short block$1295 1958 Chevrolet 3/4ton pickup, Only Skaggs Gene Watson 274513. 1964 Chev. 11/2..o. 50 12' van, V8 engine, 4 -speed transmis- extra clean $1295 1966 Ford % ton, big 6, 4-spd., sion, 8', Fleetside bed SELLS TRUE Land & Livestock Co. - Artificially64 IH 1600 2 ton V8, 4 sp., 2 HD springs, rear bumper Auctioneers -Realtors d Holstein casp., 102 CA, 8.25 tires $1595 1957 Ford Ranchero, 3 sp.. $295 1953 Chevrolet 2 ton, 2 speed A- I Used Cars 25 North Walnut . 16. Milkedi Ford F600 C&C, 330 V8, 4&2, axle, grain body. A good gen- Hutchinson, Kansas67501 tion. Good me84" C.A.V., good condition 1957 Ford F-600,2 -speed rear eral hauling truck. IN MANHATTAN Phone 316663-4427 King, Clyde, $2195 axle, 4-spd., V8 engine, with Gene Watson Doug Wildin 1 RF192 10 yd. dump, 450 5 - bed. Was $1495. NOW $1395 1952 Chevrolet 11/2 ton, 6 cyl., 1968 Torino fastback, 390 V8, MO 3-3174 MO 2-7543 1967 Ford 1/2 ton V8, aut., 16,000 with 4 speed trans., 8' Fleet - automatic trans., R&H, like - Three haspeed, 34,000 lb., full screw, side bed new HUTCHINSON, KANS. PS $2195 miles $2995 r, good b RT 195 tractor, tag axle, bide, Kans, STOP AND LOOK . . . on our ONLY ONE NEW 1968 1968 Ford Country Sedan, dual FARMS FOR SALE RD 450, new paint, 5&2 $2095 lot at 3rd and Walnut. PICKUP LEFT facing rear seats, automatic D HOLS trans., R&H, power steering, 325 acres, 243 acres cropland months old, Cars for $195. to $95 factory air, low mileage $3795 - part creek bottom, near Blue Gold Medal FlInternational Trucks OBERMEYER Rapids, Kans. Owner will ter- Breeding SE 1968 Volkswagen, 4 -speed, R&Hrace for buyer. Possession. O'Connor $1795 ecords an 500 E.10th 556 acres, 251 acres level crop- ng, Herkimer, Ford -Mercury 1965 Chevrolet Impala Super land, balance meadow, and pas- S. Sport 2 dr. hardtop, V8, stand-ture. 3 bedroom brick home -3 CE 5-8711 Cougars, Mercuries, Mustangs, ard trans., R&H $1395 years old, on good road, near - 125 pigs, Ford Cars and A-1 used cars Marvin Obermeyer, Owner Atchison, Kansas. ugenhan, Parts - Sales- Service and trucks. Ph. BL 8-2255 Open to 9 p.m. Several 1963's & lower - low- 'hone 562-3981 HERINGTON, KANSAS ppriced transportation - in 160 acres, 87 acres cropland, TOPEKA, KANS. BL 8-2281 stock. Also we have a few left-excellent spring water, improv- ) HAMPS 109 Walnut HERINGTON over '68's. ed. Located Walnut Township, for service. GMC in Marshall County, Kansas. To o test stationTRUCK HEADQUARTERS BUY NOW & SAVE settle estate. can Funslon 3 Chevrolet 60 Series 2 ton, TRUCKS uckeye 33116 cyl., 2 speed, will carry 16' Trucks 1/2 Ton - 60 Ton OPEN EVENINGS box 1953 Willys Jeep wagon, 4 wheel BANK RATE FINANCING McLeod & Ward -Combination Sales & Service feeder. Otto64 Chev. 2 ton, 2-sp. V8, will drive $695 TRI-COUNTY MOTORS REALTORS Ins., Route a carry 16' box 1965 Chev.1/2 ton, V8, radio, Professional Building $1595 307 N. 3rd MANHATTAN Phone 569-3786 66 Chev. 1 ton, dual wheel, heater, air cond. Skaggs (Ford) Motors 9' fold down box 1966 Ford F100 4 -speed, R&H MARYSVILLE, KANS. . 9 youngH $1495 FOR SALE - 1946 1/2 ton Your Transportation me tofreshet Chevy pickup, good tires, stock Headquarters Ford N600 2 ton, 2 speed, 1966 Chev. 1/2 ton, R&H, V8 FARMS FOR SALE 4 open heHD, with new 16' box & hoist $1595 rack & grain sides. Dave Beck- "Where Customers Send leattie, Ks,completely overhauled er, Oneida, Kans., TW 4-2234. Their Friends" Nemaha County, Kansas 1967 Ranger V8, R&H, aut. $2195 x37 2nd & Houston 320A, 80 acres excellent pasture, Chev. 2 ton, 2 -speed, with 1967 Chev. 1/2 ton, R&H, V8, aut. Phone PR 8-3525 -10 Regisnew 151/2' box & hoist, low $1995 50 acres bottom land, 75 acre mileage, sharp, FOR SALE - 62 Chevy % ton MANHATTAN, KANSAS feed grain base. $135 per acre calves, 40O new tires 1967 Ford 1/2 ton, R&H $1795 4 wheel drive truck. Glen Schles- 6 bull. 20coo. ener, Rt. 1, Herington, Kansas. 320A - 150 acres good pasture ?.d to the K666 Chev. 2 ton, 2 -speed, V8, FOR SALE - 1951 Internation- will carry 16' box x38 al 2 -ton truck, good condition, with 2 large ponds, 160 acres ril. Honeycutt Long -McArthur, Inc. good rubber, Ronald Trembley, cropland, conservation work ue Rapids' FOR SALE - 1954 ChevroletClifton, Kans. Phone Morgan- nearly completed. Well locat- Siebe's Repair Ford -Lincoln-Mercury % ton pickup, 4 -speed with stock ed. $200 per acre. racks. Good condition. Alfred ville 9264255. SB37 r ACCRED uthern Nebraska's largest 340 N. Santa Fe Salina, Kans. Johnson, Morganville. x37 325A - 80 acres bottomland, 126 c boarsanduck dealer.Distributor of TA 3-2237 acre feed grain base. Some sted bloodchwartz bodiesand hoists - FOR SALE - 1957 Willys jeep, Real Estate good timber with fine saw phone alers wanted PICKUP, IH 1/2 ton, 4 speed V8, with cab. Phone 776-5036, Man- logs. $225 per acre. Reason- 36953. Telephone 402 424-2670 1966, only 19,000 miles, slick, hattan. x38 able terms. JANSEN, NEBR. $1550. Combine, IH 10112', FOR SALE - 800A soi'thwest Registered. ready to go, $1800. Travelall, IH FOR SALE - 1969 Chev. % corner Cloud Co. App. 300A cult- 22 moths'EEP TRUCK, ton, LWB, custom cab, V8, 4 - ivated. Modern home on gravel Don Haug ilnereK6, a old model, 1/2 1965 1100, AT, Radio, 9 pass., State n, new clutch rebuilt motor. V-8, heavy duty, real good, $1700 speed trans., HD rear springs.road, REA, rural route. Sell on REAL ESTATE Cansas Merle Gross, Linn, Kans. Phone contract. Jess M. Dalrymple, Phone DE 6-2269 275. Phone 224-3370, Grimwood & Son, Burns, Ks. p10.n -bull 'f Westmore- SENECA, KANS.36538 )sew relatedndi Kans. x37 SB37 DI 8-2266. x37 Glasco, Kans. 67445. x39 e bull.11°.1!A: Blue

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.11V 7,0100.. t, U-I JUNCTION CITY pRE- SALINA FARMS FOR SALE COMB Kansas Farmland 1966 IH 1 1959 JD303 720 with 120 broke, wheat 27, CLAY COUNTY 45 1962 F560D FG 88, 6 ponds & sprung in 1 1963 IHC803, pastures. $100 per acre. Sell 240 acre improved farm. 1 1957 JD45 tires 178 acres broken - 113 wheat - 1 1958 MH 960 F560, g on contract. 82 1 F350D, 21 alfalfa - 65 acres of pasture 1 1960 IHC101. 160 nearly alltillable. Lays - a good farm $40,000 TRACTORS v, good, wheat 54.3, FG 34.6. Case LA gas $140 TRACToRs 1953 S DICKINSON COUNTY $600 1961 IH 1-460Utility,fully Oliver 88 dsl., live PTO 1966 1948 WD 9 160 half broke, improved with 160 acres improved farm good equipped, extra clean 730 190} two modern home. Sell on con- JD 830 dsl., electric start, Ford SN tractor and Horn load- 2 1960 JD 1962 87 farm land, 55 meadow, 15 cond $2795 FlailSreddersh Baldwin tract Price $32,000 er, both $575 Brillion In s b. pasture. 12' s 1963 56W Case 800 RC gas, 830 Case-o- 1954 IH Farmall Super M TA, - 320 half grass, broke ground matic, 2 pt. $2000 Lundell -12'AC 1963 & 19& CLAY COUNTY fully equipped, clean - and 15' terraced. Sell on contract. 160 acres improved farm JD 80 dsl., live PTO, completelyJohn Deere Model B, runs good harvester 90 acres broken overhauled $2200 $75 We Rent, No. 311 3-1( 80 near Clay Center, improved, Farm Sellor Le would make excellent place to Reduced to $15,500 JD 730 dsl., electric start,P S650 1959 Allis D-14, wide front, pow- and Industr' No. 100FH $2 er steering, new sleeves & pis- winter livestock. Equipmental conditionc LYON COUNTY JD 3020 gas, 66 model, slick tons Several plm 240 with 126 broke, balance Improved $4850 1954 IH Farmall Super C, wide grass, improved with modern 700A choice river bottom land front, fast hitch $495 Several mo JD 4010 dsl., 3 pt., good cond. Henry sale.All sizes of home. Contract. $350 an acre $4400 IH Farmall F-20 on rubber, runs good $100 & Service, B-100 IH tr To Buy or Sell, See: GEARY COUNTY 9N Ford gas, 3 pt., PTO .. $525 IH Farmall Super C with mow- Inc 1960 V-205 ] 880 acres, 2 sets of improve- JD 55 combine, HiLo, 14' plat- er $350 E. 1949 \ s7t 8 Fo ments. 250 acres broken, balance form, 1960 model $4000 LEO CHAPMAN pasture. Land lays good, lots of USED JD 55 combine, 1959, 14' plat- 1958 Chev. water and ideal cattle ranch. 1965 Harley Davidson Sprint H, Cht & Meriden form, cream puff $3100 1.1.L351CNAUWAZ Real Estate & Investments Long Time Terms low miles, with extras, looks boxes MF 82 combine, 1958 Model, 14' FL ON 425 Anthony Clay Center, Ks. Price $105,000 $2000 like new $395 platform TOPEKA, Phone ME 2-2077 Wright saw with extra blade, KANSAS GREENWOOD COUNTY New 3020 dsl. RC, fully equip- like new $65 Abi 400 acre improved farm ped 1968 model. Sell at reduc-1967 International ton pickup, T FARMS FOR SALE 180 broken, 160 acres under gas ed price long reg. bed Livestock and oil lease 2 New 4020 dsl. RC, fully equip- Wood Bros. one row corn pick- Neech Nicely improved 160 on good Oil across the road. ped 1968 model, sell at reduced er $100 Model H JO spreader $100,000 road, modern home, all new Price prices IH 3x14 plow on rubber .. $125 New Idea 95 bu.spreader plumbing, air conditioning, wall JD No. 55 3x14 plow on rubber 8' 3 pt. IH chiselplow to wall carpeting, several new WABAUNSEE COUNTY $195 Hi -Lo loader & dozer outbuildings, new well (very An outstanding 400 acres well Salina Impl. Co. IH No. 211 rotary mower, 3 -pt. Horn draolic loaderblat good) water piped to all lots improved bottom farm. hitch Farmhand loader. A real buy.Price .... $75,000 Box 1029 Ph. TA 3-2206 $275 . .... with automatic waterers, 85 Kewanee wheel disk, 10'2" $495 Ford 1-9 box framelode acres cultivated, at $28,000 With SALINA, KANSAS 67401 IH wheel disk, 10'9", SB .. $325 Viking PTO hammerng good 10 year contract. For full information and to see Hesston ro' these farms call or see NEW - SAVE See Us For Oswalt for all cc Improved 360 on good road, OVERHAULS InternationalScout4 -wheel Ensilmixers & Ensiloak.Milo guard modern home, 150A cultivated, There's no better time than drive,hubs, bucket seats, in this area Bean picku 40 wheat, 70 feed grain, 31 alfal- E. H. Shane NOW to arrange for the major short top bines fa. 40 acres creek bottom, at Realtor Crust bust $50,000 on good 10 year con- repairs and overhauls you've International Model 1600 truck, Washington JUNCTION CITY, KANS. been needing to bring your farm V8, 2 -speed axle, 825x20 10 ply In Bale loader tract. Office 112 West 7th St. machinery to first class running tires and tubes, heater, mir- Brady & Improved 200 acres, modern Phone CE 8-3641 condition. rors, with 15' combination shredder home, 120 acres high quality Residence 224 South Madison grain & stock body - SAVE FRI Phone CE 8.2439 We have pickup & delivery farmland, 24.6 wheat, 65 feed available for tractors and other On Traci grain, 8oats, 20 alfalfa,at machinery. Bat $40,000 with 10 yr. contract. DUANE SLINGSBY Mohn Implement Co. Well improved 500 acres with Real Est. 919 Crawford WINTER ITEMS: Telephone CE 8-5101 USED SAW BARGA JD 4020 d 220 cultivated, balance good WALLACE V. FOWLES Tractor winter covers We are getting an ores grass, beautiful modern home, Salesman 721 Washington Knipco portable heaters Junction City. Kansas . JO 70 dsl. 3 bedrooms, full basement, plen- of used saws. They are redIH 424 - ty outbuildings, all buildings Telephone ME 2-2647 3 -pt. blades go at a price you cannot IH, cab, w nearly new. Price $80,000 with CLAY CENTER, KANS. HERINGTON excellent 10 year contract, im- We have the new 11th Burns -Salisbury Mac 6 six pound sawondi MH 82 wit mediate possession. LAND SALE - Approx. 70 If in need of a good sawn acres meadow, app. 70A brome, JD Hi 45 Call collect for appointment. used - See us. JD Hi 45, 17 acres alfalfa. 90A have been East US24 in soil hank. One large alfalfa Have several other good offer- TRACTORS JD Hi 55 ings to show. shed, one small shed. 5 ponds, Jorden Impl, C4 cross fenced. On 10 yr. contract, PR 8-5731 1966 AC D-17 gas 'AC 66'7' 25% down. Reserve right to 1966 IHC 806 diesel ABilm Kvasnicka Realty reject any or all bids. Mabel MANHATTAN 1964 Ford 4000 diesel ,iiili ., nay Phott Kansz Wagner, Wamego, Kans., Phone 1963 John Deere 3010 gas crtaMisc=4 CO 3.2 HADDAM, KANSAS 456.7488. x37 1962 A -C D-15 gas V.21 l't::/T NightPhoo Phone FR 6-2874 TRACTORS 1956 JD 70 dsl.; 1954 gas toxou 35 N-P010.4tatiT CO 34011 3 choice F -706D 1954 JD 60: 1952 IH W6; 1950 Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor Farm Equipment 2 F -560D, A-1 condition IH M; 1946 JD A Alice J. Kvasnicka, Secretary 1 1 Super M, new paint & tires 1 1961 Jet -Star M&M COMBINES NEW KRAUSE OSAGE CITY 1 1956 No. 445 M&M with 2 -row 1960 John Deere 30 mounted corn picker 1962 Massey 72, 12 ft. Flexible sweep plows, 5901 Near University 1959 John Deere 95, 14' foot sweeps - $1300 Gz 3 BEDROOM HOME, plus den, TRUCKS 4 row Roll -a -Cone att. Special Buy - while they 2 baths, fireplace, central air- 1 1955 1/2tonChev.. complete with stellite b SI conditioned, carpeted, finished 1 1968 (New) No. 800 Scout MACHINERY & 20" coulters USED TRACTORS with V8 engine, 4 -wheel drive, IHC 101/2' No. 37 disk Twenty Used Wheel Di MOST recreation room, garage, Eugene sh Field district - $25,000. and full top MH 121/2' wheel disk Krause - JD - IH Ken D-19 dsl., 18" rubber, engine 1 1968 (New) No. 1200 pickup JD F145 4-14 semi-mt. plow ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN, overhauled $3875 JD F145 4-16 semi mt. plow JD 55 combine, 14' withr' Comple 3430 Anderson, like new, 3 bed- Ford 961, engine overhauled, IMPLEMENTS JD 3 & 4 btm. 3 pt. plows & 2 row corn head ment to t rooms, carpeted, full basement, 200 hrs. $1575 ity of tra JD 4020 dsl., PS, with blower, 1 1967 New Holland blower Lots of good used double garage, 1 acre, well land- 1 1965 FH-84 2 -row Gehl, FH springtooth harrows - iGould's, Inc Boring scaped yard. $26,500. wf and cylinder $5850 1 1965 No. 50 2 -row IHC FH drag type, wheel & 3 pt. chine, we: JD 3020 dsl., PS, new rear rub- 1 1966 No. 100 bal. headmower lene. BRICK SIDE -SIDE DUPLEX, ber $4550 1 No. 27V mower John Deere 35 loader between downtown & University Phone CH Valve e USED COMBINES 1 1958 No. 45T hay baler John Deere 45 loader ment too] Full basement, partly finished, 1 1967 No. 37T hay baler IHC 33A loader with hyd. bucket double garage, immediate pos- MH 82 12', Serial No. 219174 1 20' Sam Mulkey elevator Grain-O-Vator No. 30 feed wag- =ICONCORDIA Compet session 1 unit - $17,500 $3000 1 hale fork for Farmhand on -(44.::41-':Zi:;, sonnel MH 80 Special, 12' $875 F-11 Blair 4x12 feed wagon electrical NEW 3 -BEDROOM HOME, Mar- AC 66 PTO $250 or F-10 loader ical work latt School District, fully carpet-1967 JD 45, cab, 12', hyd. reel, 1 IHC 4 -row lister with No.109 SPECIAL PRICES USED COMBINES ed, 11/2 baths, built-in range -oven units, fert. att. & rotarymold- excellent $6450 ON NEW 12' pia units; full basement; garage; 1964 JD 45 cab, 12' $4500 boards 62 IH 303 combine, move in today. John Deere 5020 dsl. row crop 13' ph IH 23 corn attachment..$400 SEVERAL OTHER USED tractor with duals & 3 pt. 64 IH 203 combine, Farm JD 210 corn att., overhauled LISTERS, PLANTERS, 228 2 -row cornhead 4 ACRE SUBURBAN 4 miles CULTIVATORS, AND JD LZ 14-10 drill $650 28' & 32' Crust Buster harrows 12' phd SW of Manhattan on blacktop. IH 21 corn att. $350 OTHER EQUIPMENT 59 IH 101 combine, JUNG Including side by side duplex, 1 48x50 retail building with full JD 10 corn att. $275 See us for new 58 MH No. 92combine,15 Hume reel, 45, 10 ft. $95 COMBINES basement (cost new - $35,000); 1 IHC No. 303 14' Blair and Grain-O-Vator form feed wagons 4 -rowcodnth 4 bedroom dwelling & other 1 IHC No. 151 14' 66 IH No. 429 1965 C -II buildings; natural gas. Only 1 IHC No. 141 14' GB LOADERS cornhead $27,500. Osage Farm Eq. Co. 1 Baldwin 14' IH No. 22 2 -row 1967 Bald OSAGE CITY, KANS. 314 IHC To Buy Or Sell, Call: WAIVER OF FINANCEON Phone LA 8-1422 USED COMBINES, TRACTORS Tri-County Sales RossvilleTruck10' Ac w & MACHINES PURCHASED 10' IN wi George Munkres Co. Maurice McNeil COMBINES - 1959 John Deere WITH TRACTORS,AND Phone Collect & Tractor 3 -Pt. New 55. 1964 A -II Gleaner. 1958 JD 95 MOST ALL NEW EQUIPMENT Used 3 BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 584-3560, & Realtor 18'. 1955, 1956, 1959, 1960 Glean- WELL INTO 1969 Phone plows HERINGTON, KANSAS KAM, Suite No. 11 ers. 1956 Massey 90 16'. 1952 SP ROSSVILLE, 131Z' Kra 15 Case, always shedded, cheap. International Harvesterhas - _ Union National Bank Building 1951 27, 1952 26 Masseys. Used just announced "EarlyTrad- NEW IDEA cornpicker with Office PR 6-4801 Res. JE 9-5164cabs for 95 and 55 JD. 1963 MF ers Bonus' wherebyyou can husking rollers, one row, excel- Coyle 35. 1959 JD 730 diesel. 1959 Case earn65,per annum on lent shape. C. C. McCullick, a MANHATTAN of LP 910B. 10 others. Davis load- your trade-in and cashon Minneapolis, Kans. 67467, Phone Line 913-192-2547. x37 er. 4 -row, 3 -point JD corn sled. most all purchases of Ste, 2250 ACRE RANCH 19 miles equipment. new north of Rossville in Jackson 4 -row Dempster cultivator. Sev- FOR SALE- 1957 620 JD with Behlen Co., 90 acres in alfalfa, balanceeral Hume reels. New and used 45W loader, new rubber, new in pasture, good fences, 20 Hesston crop savers. Nickel paint. Gehl Chop -All with pick- FARMBUILDINGS, -,,, ,,.. Brothers, Buhler, Kansas. x37 Cloud County EQUIPO ponds, 15 wells and springs.1/2 up attachment. 14T JD baler BINS, AUGER mile from oil production, with TRUCK & TRACTOR WO° -eFr011ySA WANTED - Loader with ma- with 24T features. InternationalPhone orwrite Mike Sr 600 acres leased for oil paying nure scoop and grapple fork to blower with 40' pipe, like new. vA!icli Brad $1 per acre per year. 10,000 bales fit Ferguson 65. Dual model 250, Phone 9-8123, Manhattan. SB37 in ye of hay storage. Possession. Will Phone 913 Cone, Farmhand F-21 or similar ma- rWayland gel636-2 contract. Pat J. Reilly Agency, chine. State price & condition. 243-1840 FOR SALE- JD 410 4 -row .vue, Topeka, Realtor, 3406 West 6th,Chester Canary, Clyde, Kans. corn head with 95 hookups, top PhoneEA5-2134 CE 5-1925. CONCORDIA, KANS. x37 66938. Phone 446-3727. x38 shape. 945-3806, Valley Falls, Ks. Washington, x37 PRE -INVENTORY Xvijay,441` FALL WARE1-1:1)USCLEARACg. TRACTORS BUILDINGS & BINS 303 Specials COMBINES 1956 John Deere 70 diesel, PS, We offer Sales, Erection & 1959 III 101, 12', brakes & hyd. 1962 F560D overhauled, new 3 point, duals Service for 103: We are having a fallware- 1957 A -C WD -45 variable tires house clearancesale BS&B Agri -Systems; Drying -1959 Gleaner A, 14' or 12', big 2 during 1955 A -C WD -45 WO F560, good November. Checkour prices 1968 AC 190XT demo. Storage and Handling Systems tires LOl - they arebelow dealer's 1958 IH 141, 12 ft. 1958 F350D,ready to go net and all machines 1968 A -C 180 demo. "Feed Hive" - Sealed Storage 1957 Gleaner A, 14' 1953 S H with loader are new 2 1967 AC D-17, new "Bacon Bin" - Hog Confinement unless otherwise indicated. 1948 M Farmall I need some late Model 1948 WD 9 New IH 47 twine balers, list Star Steel Buildings C -II & A -IITradeIns '6A30C130 Ames Irrigation D 7 X'r 1962 two row corn head for $2260 - Sale price $1765.92 LATE COMBINE TRADES TRACTORS Baldwin 2 16x10 150 hoe grain drills M -C Continuous Dryers 2dderaIn 1965 E Gleaner, 13' 1966 AC 190XT, low hrs., big SG11963 56W baler, hyd. tension with complete fert. List $26701961 Massey 35, 8 ft. sPeeial axle, clean and 15,Ps, & 1965 No. 50 2 row field Sale price $1996.93 1967 C -II, used only 300acres 1963 3 16x10 No. 10 grain drills with1968 E -III at discount North Central Steel 1964 AC, D-19 gas, fully equip- harvester fert., cpt. List $1978 ped, 1000 hrs. t, Sell No. 311 3-16 FH plow $1376.67 New Kewanee & A -C discsat Irrigation, Inc. 1964 AC D-170 Series III 470 disk harrow, 16'3" w-20 disc discount 1962 AC D -17D, sharp anc.Iridu No. 100 FH mower with hay List $1696 $1255.91 New Kelly Ryan feed P.O. Box 141 913 392-2077 clU iprnentsN wagons 1962 AC D-17 gas, new tires, conditioner shaft 37 disk, 14', 18" disc, List $1428 in stock. MINNEAPOLIS, KANSAS slick Several plows of all kinds $921.79 Interest Free On Most All 1959 AC D-17 gas, just overhaul- Several mowers of all kinds 350 forage harvester, 1 -row, list New & Used Equipment Till ed, painted price $2558 $1932.52 late in 1969. WE HAVE NEW- 11T. Sala All sizes of wheel disks 101 hitch for pulling two discs, See The New Terra Tiger 2, 4, & 6 row stalk shredders OTHER MACHINERY 8.100 IH truck, 4 -speed List $362. $266.81 At Wamego or Paxico rice,Ins John Deere 1967 NH 905 speedrower, Ford 1960 V-205 IH tractor truck 4 -row 80 lister, complete with Servis engine, conditioner E. Rs,i),. 1949.V-8 Ford truck with bed & fert., 3 pt. List $1892.. $1386 Flail King 1P62 NH S69T baler hoist 2 100 trailer mowers, 7'. List Meinhardt Farm Eq. Forage handling equipment 1959 IH 46T baler kerb1958 Chev. pickup with utility $796 $535 John Deere forage wagon 1953 Travelo, 8x40 trailer 100 mower, 2 pt. hitch. List $639 Papec 114W forage wagon boxes 456-2310 Most Equipment Eligible Pt 4.7 $489.21 Calhoun bunk feeder wagon No. 70 4x16 plow, list $1163 John Deere No. 68 auger wagon For Free Financing KA, Rosts $823.31 WAMEGO, KANS. Have New Hesston Abilene Truck 1.1.S e,smtxee Og Free Interest on the following 1856 T) Wheatland, has 480 hrs., Tractors - Combines Row Savers In Stock Dem. List $7883.65 $6383.65 Balers - :Ock N & Tractor, Inc. 1 Set new tires and dual wheels till spring 18.4x34 $544.26 Good Trades John Deere 4010 diesel Jost Implement Co. spreader CO 3-4727 1200 B4x4 ton truck, list John Deere 3010 diesel $3986 JD 70 gas; JD 620 gas 714 So. Buckeye $2762.42 At Alta Vista D17 Allis LP; Massey 65 dsl. 947-3182 hisel Plowslareade t 1100C 4x4sitton truck, list USED TRACTORS John Deere 45 combine & dozer bj,i ABILENE, KANS. $361159 $2858.62 HILLSBORO, 2loader 1100 C pickup. List $2697 $2258 1967 190XT gas, real good 14T John Deere baler oader ..." Krause offset disc. List $1674. 1966 D-15 wide front, power 14T JD baler, late model KANS. frame .1'4 WE HAVE $1249.44 steering, 3 point hitch MISCELLANEOUS hanirnerin Green Dee baler twine. List 1951 WD tractor WICHITA $7.50 $6.23 John Deere 55H plow s For ()swat Hesston row harvesters for milo 1950 WD tractor RB 16-8 JD drill fo all combines N H Blacke Baler twine. Lict 1951 M Farmall ?.rs $9.75 Case 10'8" disk harrow this&area Milo guards for all combines $8.00 1951 C Allis with cultivator John Deere 66 4-16 plow Bean pickup guards for all com- 1964 Hesston 500 swathes, 12' Foi-d 2 row cultivator bines 1958 141 IHC 14' combine 13-7 JD drill with new disk & ngt on Crust buster field cultivators Rhudy & Sons, Inc. 2 F10 Farmhand stackers shoes Bale loaders 1 NuWay bale fork with push- Brady & Sun Master stalk off att. 6' mower bar for No. 38 JD for- LA 4-4295 n -nod terms and age harvester 62 JD 3010 gas, 3 pt., hyd, PTO EA 50). shredders Letz grinder mixer waiver o finterest on all new17-7 JD fertilizer grain drill 1 57 JD 620 gas, 3 pt., HD, PTO FREE INTEREST LINCOLN, KANS. eq,admeni 55 IHC 400 gas, TA, hyd., PTO, WASHR/ 3-16 F120 JD plow On Tractors - Combines Real good used Papec grinder- New Idea 7' power mower new rear tires Balers Till Spring mixer 3-16 Oliver plow 55 JD 70 LP, PS, live PTO, clean Peerless roller mill grinder F145 4-16 JD plow 1 IHC 141 14' combine, PS AW BARG TRACTORS mixer GB loader with 72" bucket Early Traders Peerless roller mill 1 66 Hesston 500 14' auger wind- Ming an JD 4020 diesel - JD 3010 diesel rower ov JD 70 dsl. s. They are BONUS JUST RECEIVED 1 (36 MF 14' scraper windrower e you cauot IH 424 - like new NOW IN EFFECT W. W. Smith & Sons IH, cab, with flail mower A load of Farmhand Loaders 2 JD No. 12 two row forage har- We have new equipment in and Grinder -Mixers vesters the new 11 COMBINES stockboughtbeforethe ME 2.3148 Aind sawon 1 JD No. 6 one row cutter with MH82 with corn head price increase that we are TRUCKS mower bar a good saw, sellingattheoldprice, us. JD3i 45 and with waiver of interest 1967 IH No. 1100 pickup CLAY CENTER 1 MH 555 dsl., hyd., overhauled JDHi 45, with cab into 1969. 1965 IHC 4 wheel drive $850 MH 72 1962 IHC 4 wheel drive Scout COMBINES 1 MH 44 Special gas, 3 pt., live JDEli 55 USED TRACTORS IH 1/2 ton, 4-spd. trans. PTO, hyd., new rear tires $800 -WC36'7' pull, good 1952- Ford V2 ton pickup 1962 John Deere Model 40, 10', ABED. 1964 & 1965 Farmall 806 diesels sharp little machine, ready 1 Case 630 dsl., fully equipped 7) Farmall No. 560 diesel for field. 1 56 JD 55 14' combine, real Day Phot F'armall No. 340 gas, recent 4; CO AI ansas Farm Mchy. Buchman Farm Sply. 1966 JD 95 13' with cab, 23" tires clean $900 overhaul A -C DEALER 1962 JD 55, 12', power steering 1 57 JD 55 14' combine.. $1100 Night P`Kll Farmall No. 400 gas, overhauled IH TRUCKS CE 3-1374 Phone 229-6619 62 JD 55, 13', with cab, PS 1 61 MF 82 12' combine, runs C032.1 Ford 961 gas, just overhauled 57 JD 55, 14', PS good West 24 Farmall 450 tractor ALTA VISTA, KANS. 59 JD 45, 12', with cab $1800 at Goodyear 1 57 MF 92 14' combine $1400 ( 1962 Ford Major dsl. 58 JD 45, 10' IH WD9 1967 Gleaner A -II,14', cut 450 57 JD 45 10' 1 65 JD 95 19' combine KRAUSE TOPEKA 1951 IH M 57 JD 55 12' IH 1-330 w/ loader acres $6500 1 65 JD 4020 dsl., 3 pi., dual *p plows, RI, 1953 Ferguson 30 w/ loader & .1963 Gleaner C, 18' $5400 hyd., PTO, new rear tires Ps - $1300 Gas & Diesel rear blade 1949 MH No. 44 wide front $450 TRACTOR 1 64 JD 3020 dsl., 3 pt., HD, PTO, - while that 1965 IHC 806 dsl. wide front vith stellite 1958 Jr) 820 diesel 1956 AC WD 45 gas $1150 Shop Service Farmall 300 1960 MF 65 dsl. 64 JD 4020 dsl. 1 60 AC D-17 LP, 3 pt., PTO 0" coulters 51 TH W6 gas tractor $1600 61 JD 4010 dsl. hyd, power steering rsed Wheel JIOST up-to-date service 1945 IH H; 1944 JD A; 1941 IHAC blower $325 59 JD 630 gas 1 53 NAA Ford, good condition ) - IH -K shop in our area H 13' Schafer disk $495 58 JD 620 gas $750 47 IH MD tractor 13' JD disk 63 Jr) 2010 gas ne, 14' with Complete diesel testing equip- $650 61 Jr) 2010 gas )rn head ment to take care of the major-47 Allis tractor with cultivator 11' MH disk $350 57 IHC 450 gas ity of tractors. 1946 IH M, wide front Dempster chisel $230 57 THC 450 dsl Western Impl. Co. Boring bars, line boring ma- MACHINERY Wilbeck 15' chisel $520 57 Ford 800 2256 S. West St. WH 3-4261 lid's, Inc. 51 Ford with Davis loader WICHITA, KANS. chine, welding, electrical, acety- IHC 303 combine, 14' Wilbeck 10' chisel $655 lene 1959 Ford 2 -row mounted corn Approx. 25 more tractors to Phone CHI Valve equipment, rod align- picker choose from. We have approxi- ment tools. IH No. 50 field cutter, 2 -row Mid -Western mately $100,000 worth of ma- DAUER Panec 97C 2 row field cutter chinery to be at substantial CONCORDIA Competent factory trainedper- IH 2 ME corn picker Farm Impl. Co. discount before Nov. 1. IMPLEMENT CO. sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, WRIGHT SAWS - DEMPSTER electrical and general mechan-IH 14P corn picker, 1 row, pull 1967 International 1100B truck, ical work. type, used very little 614 East Pacific Box 333 COMBINES IH No. 22 corn head for 101 or Farmers Union with power steering,air ?03 combine Phone TA 5-4146 conditioned and with or with- nbine, 12' ph BOWMAN Wood Bros. corn picker SALINA, KANSAS 67401 Hdw. & Implement out Topper camper nbine, 13' p 1963 IH 2 -row field cutter IH No. 20C field cutter orn head Farm Impl. & Truck Co. IH 12' FH springtooth COMBINES Everett Hoobler IH No. 50 field cutter with 2 240 East Eighth JD 5 sec. springtooth row crop attachments nbine, 12' pla IH 3 -sec springtooth with reg- 1967 Gleaner C -II 16' Mgr. UNCTION CITY, KANS. 1963 Gleaner C, 16' 1965 Cub Cadet 100 with 38" 2 combine,16 ular or 3 pt. carrier 1962 Gleaner C, 18' Ph. 437-2913 mower Howard Rotovator AC forage harvester, 1 row 1967 McCormick 201 windrower, USED IH No. 37 wheel disk ST. MARYS, KANS. ) 4 -row co IH fast hitch disk 1960 IHC 101 12' 14', auger platform 1965 1965 Case 600 combine with cab, 1964 McCormick F-806 gas trac- ow cornhead C -II Gleaner w/ cab, 18 -ft. Allisfield cutter w/ windrow TRACTORS 1967Baldwin A -II, 14' 13' tor pickup att. Case 2 row corn head 1964 Case 430 gas $1575 314IHC fast hitch plow 1967 IH No. 550 2 -row field cut- 1959 JD 730 dsl. $2975 No. 31 IH manure loader illeTruci10'AC wheel disc ter TRACTORS 1958 JD 620, 3 pt. $2175 IH No. 60 3-16 plow, nearly new 10'H wheel disc David Bradley 9' wheel disc 1960 AC D-14 tractor 1955 JD 60 LP $975 McCormick No. 311 3-16 plow Co. JD 3 -sect. springtooth 1959 Case 800 dsl. 1952 IH W9 $550 actor 3 -ptNew Holland mower 1940 Farmall M with factory LP IH 4 -section springtooth AC Roto Baler 1950 IH M $850 gas ie584.3560 Use1 3 & 4 bottom snap coupler :LIE, KANS. plDws See us for Lillison rolling MACHINERY 1941 M tractor --- 131/2Krause wheel disk cultivators. Ostlund Implement 1965 JD 95 16' combine .. $68501962 McCormick 46T twine baler 1962 MH SP82, 14' combine with Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. CH 3-4088 cab $2450 convict Cuba Impl. Co. Emergency Parts Ph. HO 1-5628 Grain-O-Vator No. 30 feed wag- Falun Line 0 or HO 1-5811. on $550 A CONCORDIA IH No. 2001 manure loader $450 Behlen Phone 4F 7 AULD JD 45W loader $250 Phone 1011 GOOD USED PARTS Duncan Loadmaster loader $175 Falun is located 20 miles BUILDINGS CHEVROLET lAt$ CtIALME[12 Cuba, Kans. Tractors,Combines & Farm southwest of Salina Machinery. We buy wrecked or 11 FO:t SALE- Wick bale load - HO 1-5414 burned late model tractors & Belleville Impl. Co. e MikeWOer,10' bale elevator, Da - WAKEFIELD farm machinery.: FOR SALE - 1959 JD 45 com- vidBradley side delivery rake. bine with 10' header and 3 row (1 2 FOR SALE - Wire cages for North 81 Tractor Salvage JA 7-2261 roller cones, good condition. Cont. in very good condition. Pax - Route 1 PR 2-5491 $2500. Charles Neal, Williams- 636 -2201, Cleodene Tabler, 1680 hens. Lorenz Marten, Ona- SEDGWICK, KANS. 67135 ! Belme, Kans. x40 ga, Kansas. Phone 889-4670.x40 BELLEVILLE burg, Kans. SB37 EA5.2134 Kansas FOR SALE - 5 Basenji pup- pies, AKC registered, ready for November TRACTORS Miscellaneous delivery Nov. 15. JohnSander- 12, 1968 1965 JD 3020 gas, low hours, son, RFD 3, Box22, Marysville, wide front Kans. 66508. Phone562-3932. NC 1965 JD 3020 gas, low hours x37 Help Wanted TRACTORS MF 35 tractor with loader TYPES 1:30 p. like LOANS ALL AKC REGISTERED Shorthairs:HELP WANTED 1965 MF No. 65 dsl. tractor, 1953 JD 60, good $10,000 to $100,000,000 Puppies, started dogs, trained chanic oryoung- Skilled new, less than 1000hours chanical man withr4 home tWO 1954 JD 70, good shape hunters. Rolland Allison, Del- aptitude ete, $2800 Anywhere in USA andCanada MiltonvaleJohn Deere to train three 111114 $375 MH 33 tractor, new sleeves & phos, Kansas. Phone service for 1948 JD B w/ cult. x37fully equipped man- on Ilighv" $3100 pistons FISHER Real Estate -Mortgage 427-5505 or 427-5506. efollowing 1963 MF Super 90 diesel building. shop innew 1962 M -F 65 Dieselmatic$2600 Corp. Goodpay, pension $800 COMBINES Mortgage Brokers, plan & FARM G' 1956 MM UTU Tractor Co.,other benefits. To 1951 LA Case $600 1958 Gleaner A, 12 ft. Joy, Ill., 61260 Business Opportunities Inc., Seneca, with sty $650 Sanstrailerer with 1948 IHC M, excellent 1950 JD 55, 12 ft., good motor Snov er, 16 MH 80, 12 ft. ARMY SURPLUS HESSTON SWATHERS OUTSIDE WHITE several feed 1958 JD 45 with cab & pickup Massey -Ferguson respreader; 1962 Hesston 260, 14' ....$1800 reel PAINT Franchise several 30' e timbers;2 COMBINES MISCELLANEOUS $2.93 The world's largest manufactur- ors; 2can I the Per Gallon er of tractors, SP combines and cooler; hog 3 MH No. 27 14', ready for JD 16' pull springtooth harrow Also Vinyl Latex Wall Paint diesel engines will franchise and field $500 Used JD 227 corn picker help set up a profitable dealer- SAT., NOV. ifOUSEHOLI 1959 MF #82 14' combinew/ 1 efirbirgaeri ship in Mid -Kansas for qualified ivanipan; r #20 corn head, good shape FAITH'S Contact Starts 9:30a.m. $2800 Furniture party. Frankfort Impl. 211 East Spruce able andchai 1955 MH Super 90, 14' $1100 East US 24 PR 8-3786 MASSEY-FERGUSON, INC. ine; electric 1961 Oliver No. 25 12' $1600 MANHATTAN, KANSAS P.O. Box 15160 Junction City, ng cart; 1963 Oliver No. 9 corn head KANSAS CITY, KANS. 66115 2 braided $450 913 292-4458 We will sell thefollowing braidedrt. $750 no s JD No. 45 with corn head BIG HORN claimed furniture &misc. itemsr; portable 4 automatic washers: ers; picnic FRANKFORT, KANS. 1 Ken silver Pfister -Rhodes Saddles REMINDER more, 1 Philco, 1 Whirlpool,18 dresses;

Hotpoint; Kenmoredryer; Na. copper W Impl. Co. And all equipment tional food freezer; buffer; TOM WILLIAMS lamMrseanin Special Prices mower; 14 kitchen chairs, eantiquesd Phone 439-2445 JE 9-8186 MANHATTAN 3 kitchen tables; 1 divan; JAMESTOWN, KANS. 50 MILES FREE DELIVERY desks & chair; 3 occasional2 Mr. & 11' AC wheel disc $677.57 chairs; 2 couches; 6 chests 1955 AC WD 45, new tires, ov- drawers;3 dressers; of aul Sou TRACTORS Gov't. Surplus Tuesday, Nov. 12 springs; 5 mattresses; 58 box St. Marys, erhauled, A-1 shape .... $1295 end Auct. Lawre 1966 3000 8 speed, PS, live PTO OVERSHOES tables; 2 bookcases; 5 beds. 2 used MC rot. 10' .... $995 up We are quitting farming and 2 vacuum cleaners; 2 1962 1010 JD & loader, cult. & We have over 12 tons - some as ward- mower AC 30 6 -row cult. $768.68 will sell at public auction on our robes & clothes; 5 mirrors; 1949 8N Ford, overhauled and Fert. conversion kit for 4-6 row low as 97c pr. farm located 11/2 south of High-odd tables; 2 night stands;2 fert. & way 1-70 and 77 junction, then 2 painted AC 500 planter, incl. FIELD JACKETS rockers; 3 dresser bases; 2table 1949 TO 20 Ferguson bar ext. $248.13 left 1/2 mile or 4 miles southwest lamps; coffee table; folding Only 200 - supply won't last longof Junction City, Kansas. col; 1947 C Allis Chalmers Emmett minimum tillage attach. Navy foul weather trousers, TV stand; baby rocker; 2 ba4 1947 H Farmall, painted for 4 -row planter $315 only $3.95 -MACHINERY- beds & mattress. 1952 WD Allis Two Ford tractors; M -F 82 com- Bassinet, with mattress; bob 1950 DC Case AC 10 HP garden tractor, demo., SPECIAL - Xmas gift wrap - by horse; plastic tub; 2 cartons 1947 9N Ford with hyd. lift & 42" mower Originally $1.98 value, only 29cbine; N -H 87 baler; 1960 Ford of dishes; 3 cartons of utensils. 1962 4000 Ford, backhoe, loader $795 Paperback books - Buy, Sell,2 -row lister with fert. & dozens 4 cartons of clothes; 3 boxes of 1959 420 Case, backhoe & loader New 68 combines, all models, Trade. Bring in your books -of other better than average linens; tool box; fishing pole; 1959 310 Case, backhoe & loader ready to go We need them. farm machinery and tools. suit case and many other item 1951 8N Ford, backhoe & loader Also selling 20 York-Duroc 1962 4 door Tempest with AC USED EQUIPMENT LLOYD'S SURPLUS SALES shoats and 70 York Duroc cross TERMS: CASH St. Marys, Kansas weaning pigs. Also hog eqpt., USED EQUIPMENT 1949 11' SP Cockshutt, runs misc. & household goods. Not Responsible For Accidents good $395 3.14 Ford plow; 3-16 MF plow 1951 IHC 125 SP combine$295 Used Tires For Full Information See 3.16 MF plow Grass & Grain Nov. 5 RUTT MOVING Syh 3-14 MH plow NH hay baler $245 All Sizes & STORAGESALE C 10 ft. Ford 3 pt. disc WD 9 IHC tractor $495 Recap Passenger Mrs. & Mrs. 3.14 IHC pull plow 1958 AC D-17 with loader $2495 Tires All Sizes C. W. "Bill" Crites and sylvan G 1966 Fury 80 H BMB cutter Donald B. Moden Earl Brown, Auctioneers AY SALE: 1967 7' BMB Brute cutter Financing available with nor- Auct. Foster Kretz Everett Sheets, Clerk mg 1000-1501 Demo Superior for 4000 mal down payments - - Hercules ker and feed tractor year terms on new tractors, stock cows MH 26 combine (cheap) combinesandimplements- - Tire Sales NEW DATE [ Mike Meyer IHC 9' wheel disk no carrying charges till 1969 610 N. 3rd 776-9453 Micky Meyer 6 -ft. Ford 3 pt. rotary cutter crop season. SO - if you want MANHATTAN, KANS. 3 -point blade to buy new farm equipment - STOCKER -FEEDER 3 -point dirt scoop See us LAST. SURGE MILKER and 2 buckets. Qui! 3 -point 10' single disc Also one Sears bucket. 3-S LIVES NEW EQUIPMENT cream separator, good. Donald Auction To settle the estate of August Impl. Co. Esping, R2, Lindsborg, 67456 Steinborn, we will sell at pub COMA Imco box scrapers, 512-6-7 ft. 913 - 227-2541. x38 BMB flail & rotary cutters lie auction at the home 2 blocks Quinte Owatonna mixer mills 1968 SINGER Touch & Sew. Every Thursday south of Main St., Manchester,NDAY SALE EA 5-2334 Kans., the following, at a sale Superior loaders Like new. Guaranteed. Winds postponed from Nov. 2 due toling 1000-1501 Clear Vision Cab for 3000, bobbin in machine, makes zig- At ker and feec 4000, 5000 zag patterns, monograms,but- rain. stock cows G B Loaders WASHINGTON, KANS. tonholes, overcasts, Blind hems, 10:30 Jay Meyer ! sews on buttons. See Locally. 15 Tues., Nov. 19 Payments of$5.25.Cashdis- At The Starts 1:00 pan. eyer Sto< M. B. Salisbury Co. TRACTORS count, will take trade. Write 1964 MM 705 $3950 Credit Department, Box 4381, Selling household goods,shoeder Buy ST. JOSEPH repair equipment, shoptools, CE 3-7411 1964 MM 706 $4450 Overland Park, Kans. x37 Featuring C /TRACTORS ) 1961 MF 98 $3450 antiques and miscellaneous. From The 116.70 WE CONTRACT build all typesCENTRAL MARKETAlso 5 -room house in Manchester 114 Quincy 1964 MF 97 $4450 new fencesto your specifica- ST. JOSEPH, Mu. e Meyer, Sy CQUiP11.4fit4i- 1962 AC D17 gas $2250 Full information onthis saledry Meyer, tions. A & D Lindquist Fence seeing Grass TOPEKA, KANS. 1959 AC D-17 dsl. $1950 Company, Waterville, Ks., Ph. can be obtained by Meyer, Qui: & Grain issue of Oct.29. 1956 AC WD 45 $995 785-f618 or 785-2619. x39 Contact Your COMBINES 1966 Gleaner C -II, 18' $6750 HYER BOOTS for a price you GLORIA SCHROEDER 1968 Gleaner C -II, 18' can't pass up. JE 9-8186, Man- Market Agency and 1962 JD 45 hi -lo, 10', with cab & $7750 RUTH MARIEARNOLD 1963 Gleaner C, 18 -ft. hattan. Ask for Phil, Tuttle of pickup reel $4750 Creek Trailer Court No. 32. Co-admin. of estate 1962 Gleaner C, 18' $4250 Or August Steinborn GRADE 1961 JD 45 hi -lo, 12' x39 banker 1959 JD 45, real good Lowell Chase, Longford, BEAUTIFUL HAMMOND or- John E. Meredith,Clay Center, New JD 95 with cab, 15', on hand The Market Foundation Morgan - 81 Farm Supply gan, model M-3, plus 60 -watt AD 8-2440 For Moro Information Clerk 1962 JD 210 corn att. for JD 45 Leslie amplifier.Great for A-u cFt ioosnt ee errKretz, 227 JD corn picker Box 587 small church, business, or home Woods corn picker 1030 W. Kansas use. Privately owned. See and 50 sheller att. for 227 play. Phone JE 9-2059, Manhat- Phone 316/ tan, evenings. Best offer. x37 Case pull type picker-sheller 241-0256 Kansas Purebred A FOR SALE - 500 gallon butane ,a; -q.1' 33 AC mounted picker AUCTION MCPHERSON, KANS. tank & valves. Reasonable of- Sheep Breeders Assn. 24 IHC mounted picker fer. Phone JE 9-2083. g03 Hob x37 23RD ANNUAL Saturday WANTED - Custom combin- FOR SALE -- Antique 3 pc. oak Friday & Todd Tractor Co., Inc. ing, corn or milo; Custom haul-bedroom suite, kitchen cabinet, EWE SALE NOV. 22& 23 186-r ing. Allan L. Holthays, Bailey- dining room table and stone Starts 9:30 a.m. of Junction Hwys. 36 & 63 ville,Kans., Phone TW 5-2221. jars of various sizes, etc. Mrs. SB37 Saturday, Nov. 16 St. Store Phone DE 6-2138 Margaret Twidwell, Phone 226- 118 NorthWashington ale Manage 7170, Blue Rapids, Kans. State Fairgrounds Ks. SENECA, KANSAS SB38 City, his isone 4 FOR THE rideof yourlife, Beef Arena Junction steins in FOR SALE - 4 yr. old Of th4 NEW IDEA single -row corn ride a Big Horn saddle from coon out sale weighed dog, trial. National Cash Regis- Complete closing Construe. eac Key Milling. Clay Center, Kans. HUTCHINSON of picker. Ready to go. Leroy Pet- ter, IHC power unit. Write for Pickering Industries s Meet the h4 erson, Rt. 5, Manhattan, 6-7335. SB TF of item tams, more information. Will trade 9:00 a.m. - 4-H & FFA tion Co. Thousands tools, she is x38 for shotgun. Mark Roberts, hand tools,carpenter bills FOR SALE - Roto Mixer feedFrankfort, Kans. SHEEP JUDGING CONTEST sonry tools,hardware,88 This disper and silage box. Mounted on x37 bins ofcarriage JondaleRe FOR SALE - MM Model D 1:00 P.M. - SALE OF bolts & nuts, 126 10 ilking cylinder corn sheller, power trucks. Ready to go. Jim Pet- WANTED -A good used small & machinebolts &nuts, 70 1 ers, Lehigh, Kans., Phone 523- organ or piano. Galen Wietharn, REGISTERED EWES assorted screws. etober 15 takeoff, good. Vernie Heigele, shelves of of milk, 571 fa' 3761. SB38 Axtell, Kans. hundreds Longford, Kans. Phone 388-2578. x37 SUFFOLK DORSET Nails, hinges, 1.1100 equipment x37 HAMPSHIRE- SOUTHDOWN items of rental paint DA] FOR SALE - Used wide adjust- SHROPSHIRE-CORRIEDALE ers,paint compressor,vises, WANTED TO BUY - 3 point able front end for IH M. John gun, Roto-Tiller, pipes bricks, Mr. & / hitch for MH 30 or 44 tractor. Scheele, Riley, Kans. HU 5-2287. Pets scaffolds, paint,lumr, For Catalog Write: A Front bull dozer blade for Twin x37 stone. PAUL w Draulic manure loader. State GEORGE A. AHLSCHWEDE Listings , price. Forest K. Fricke, Topeka, EXCELLENT 1959 John Deere WANTED TO Buy. Coyotetrail - For Full d Gtu hound. Write to Robert J.Breer, Weber Hall KSU See NextWeek's Issue Kans. 66608. Phone CE 5-9926. 55 combine, only $2450. Nickel Route 3, Salina, Kans. 67401. x38 Brothers, Buhler, Kansas. x37 Secretary -Treasurer "Bill"Crites x39 Manhattan, Kansas 66502 C. W. City Junction 4111~1==11 Auctioneer, Some Varied Before the U.S. industry can November 12, 1968 Pressures OnFor crash the small car market it 2, 1968 must spend scores of millions of UCTION Small CarProduction InU.S. dollars for design and tooling - When it comes to putting timates. Imports to make new engines and bod- NOV. 22 wheels on things, American mean less taxies and transmissions and even, industry is pre-eminent. Long revenue for the government andto build new plants. It cannot 1:30 p.m. fewer jobs throughout the compete in a small way; it must ago it learned that the way tocountry. And they mean that borne twomiles east ofadd value to a product isto make its challenge in volume. toan with ie.411' three miles west of St. more than a billion dollars in train move it from where it's insur- Would it be worth it? e man for on Highway 24, we will currency goes abroad each year. 12:30 Op is_f Rave following: plus to where it's needed. While an answer is sought, John R. Petty, assistant sec- meanwhile, Detroit loses sales Noon LY p elv Probably because of thena- retary for international affairs erit nsron FARM GOODS and dollars flow abroad. And SECOND PRODUCTION sT,od, tion's great size this lessonwas r;,.;( standard wagon in the Treasury Department, & CLUB CALF SALE ,eneca er with learned early, andso General what once was considered De- .`x ailer with8'x14' box; cat- said the auto industry or the FRI., NOV. 29 Snowco bale eleva-Motors and GeneralElectric troit's perplexing problem is Rezac Sale Barn er; 16' government must stop this dol-now all America's as well. ST. MARYS, KANS. veral feed bunks; vise; now produce the most powerfullar drain or else the balance of e spreader;side delivery railroad diesels and Boeing the several 30' poles and 10' payments problem never will be rdy tiMbers; 2 old cream sep-biggest jets and Detroit the licked, most cars. s;2 can International Petty asked for new thinking, cooler; hog troughs. Japan and Britain, being is- saying that the compact cars SPORTS land nations, have built bigger that Detroit now makes are far )Ni.16 jf0USEHOLD GOODS commercial ships, but even at I a.m. van; refrigerator; end ta- from what is needed and that lops; library table; kitch-sea the United States holds consequently the British, WEAR 'yrueic we and chairs; washing some firsts. At least the know- French, Italian, Japanese, Swed- hie; electric stove; large how is there, as demonstrated by MUST BE SELECTED :Y) Km,Serving cart; roll -away bed. ish and German compacts are WITH CARE 2 braided rug; several the Navy's supercarriers. enjoying a boom. follovving electric The thing that U.S. firms Ifitreflects quality, good braided rugs; Ironically, the small car mar- taste instyle, and is worn t Misc, itenullt:?r; portable stereo; chest of seemingly haven't been able to ers; picnic basket; misc. ket was thoroughly tested years withharmonious thers: 1 make and sell is a really com- ries,it'saccept- /411, ,s andsilverware; several made millions on them and then Whirlp0017118 dresses; mirror; old pact low-priced car. And that,ago by American Motors, which able for business e dryer; Nk; copper wash boiler. a government official says,is aswellaslei- buffer; abandoned the field and its prof- sure. Let us help lela, just what the nation needs. chairs, liter miscellaneous items its as well. Now it is said to be you makeyour 1 divan; antiques Detroit has been reluctant toplanning a return to the market. selection. occasional Mr. & Mrs. admit the situation exists, and Reports from Detroit also in- 6 chests it can point to some fine small of dicate that the Big Three - Gen- ers;5 box aul Southerland cars that were produced domes- sees; 8 St. Marys, Kansas eral Motors, Ford and Chrysler end tically in recent years. But, 8; 5 beds. Auct. Lawrence Welter - also are studying the small Ts; 2 ward. small as these are, they are.car market. But the evidence mirrors; bigger than European and Jap- Alibover 2 released so far indicates some It stands; anese models. bases; of their products might still be OualitvA Cates 2 tal$ That this difference might larger than the imports. ); foldingco, pcker; 2 have an effect on buyers is sug- babi gested by the surge in the sale Detroit's problem really isn't nattress; of imported cars, which mighttechnological; it is more one of Baum hob pricing and sales. The car can tub; 2carton total close to one million this is of utensils; year. And this is where the gov-be made, but can the profit be CLOTHING es; 3 boxes made? Most of the imported fishing or ernment official comes in. [Clay Center, Kan. pole; cars are built with labor that y other items Imports mean money lost by American producers, as much ascosts less than in the United DASH a half billion dollars by some es -States. Even if Detroit learns som to or Accidents keep down the sale price to WING Plainview Farms something less than $2,000 it Sylvan POLLED HEREFORDS still has problems. Will the vol- :AGESALE CO., INC. SALE ume market remain or even !rites and uctioneers Sylvan Grove, Ks. grow? It's there now, but how ts, ClerkdMAY SALES EACH WEEK Tues., NOV. 26 about two years from now? And ing 1000-1500 fresh country will a compact line add to the Stroberg Slant Bar Feeder Panels icker and feeder cattle, calves Starts 12:30 Noon Can be used as trench silo feeders. fence line feeders, gates, ,TE stock cows each week. total of cars sold or merely cut Mike Meyer 913-526-3535 into the sale of other cars ? portable corrals, catch pens, or rectangular, square or oc- Ilficky Meyer 913.526-3225 51/2 miles south on. State tagonalfeeders. Assembles or disassemblesinminutes. Highway 43 from Simple instant lock joints. Rugged construction. Enterprise, Kans. Quinter -SELLING - Stroberg Equipment Co. LIVESTOCK to of August Serr;,:able Hutchinson, Kansas sell at Pig' COMM. CO. 25 BULLS Nue 2 blocks Due to the death of my hus- 603 Urban Drive (off West 5th) Manchester, Quieter, Ks. 40 FEMALES band I will hold a clean sweep Phone Area Code 316 MO 2-7650 g,at a saleDAY SALES EACH WEEK sale at my farm, located 1/2 mile Res. 4901 N. Monroe Phone MO 2-4800 )1,,.2 due to ng 1000-1500 fresh country Mostly bred, with west of Olsburg on Highway 16. ker and feeder cattle, calves calves by side stock cows each week. SAT., NOV. 16 v. 19 Jay Meyer 913-754-3354 DeLuxe Mixer, 1966 Starts 12:00 Noon McPHERSONTRACTOR COMPANY p.m. National Reserve Champion yer Stocker Feeder - 10 of his first calves Farm machinery, miscellaneous Starting now and continuing through December we goods, shoe sell - 10 heifers bred and household goods. are having our ANNIVERSARY SALE. Stop in and top tools,der Buying Service to him sell see us and save HUNDREDS of DOLLARS on NEW Featuring Cattle Direct 6 half brothers For Complete Listings See USED Farm Equipment. llaneous. Grass & Grain Nov. 5 t Manchester From The Country & sisters sell on this saleMeyer, Sylvan Grove, Ks. For Complete Information Mrs. Edith Olson NEW FORD TRACTOR BARGAINS seeing GrassIcy Meyer, Sylvan Grove See Grass & Grain Oct. 29 Aucts Welter & Applegate REGULAR SALE Meyer, Quieter, Ks. MODEL PRICE PRICE t. 29. 80 Garden Tractor with 36" Mower $ 985 $ 785 ENTERPRISE, KANSAS 20002-3 Plow Size 4 Speed Trans $3250 $2850 OEDER 20002-3 Plow Size 8 Speed Trans LPTO $3550 $2995 30003 Plow Size 8 Speed Trans LPTO $3845 $3350 k.RNOLD Jesse Riffel & Sons 40003-4 Plow Size 8 Speed Trans IND PTO $5005 $4350 ;tate of 42003.-4 Plow SizeSelecto Speed IND PTO $6150 $4450 50004 Plow Size Diesel 8 Speed Trans . $6255 $5150 born 60005 Plow Size Row Crop Diesel $7405 $5350 ford, banker DE A HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL 80006 Plow Size Diesel Standard Tread $9250 $7850 :lay Center, We Trade - We Finance - Four Years to Pay - Bank Rates Az, Morgan. Wedn., Nov. 20 12 Noon Lunch Served New Holland Equipment Bargains Sat.,Dec.7 269 PTO Twine Balers $1875 717 2 Row Harvester $2695 At farm 11/2 miles south Starts 10 a.m. 461 Haybines $2350 1030 Stackliner $3950 of Superior, Nebr., on 907 14 ft. Windrower $5950 327 PTO Spreaders $ 845 Hiway 14 to the Kansas 6 miles west of Topeka on 6 ft. Mtd Rotary Mower $ 495 256 8 ft. Side Rakes $ 595 line, then 11/4west and Highway to Kiro road, south 1/2 1/4 mile north. mile and west 11/4 mile. Sale to UsedTractor Bargains be held inside. '1966Ford 5000 Diesel $4450 1959 Fordson Diesel $1150 1966Ford 4000 Gas $3450 1959 Ford 881 Gas $1375 03 Holsteins 107 Cows/ 16 Open Hfrs. 1965Ford 5000 Diesel $4150 1955 Ford 850 LP $ 975 tturclay - 1963Ford 6000 Diesel $2750 1952 JD D St & Lts $95 30 Bred and Springer Heifers 1962Ford 6000 Diesel $2450 1950 Case DC $ 175 & 23 Machinery 1961Ford 871 Diesel $1975 1950 Case DC $ 275 32 Heifer Calves 18 6-mo. Heifers Exceptional run of late model 1962Ford 5000 Diesel $1775 1949 Massey 55 Diesel $ 475 t.m. 107 are first calf heifers implements, mostly John Deere, 1960Ford 841 Gas 0/U Trans $1650 1948 IHC M Diesel. $ 675 igton St. ALL ARTIFICIAL BREEDING that has received outstanding 1960Fordson Diesel $1350 1946 Ford 9N $ 325 care. 1960Ford 841 Gas $1550 1948 Massey 30 Row Crop $ 275 Ks. leManagersMan:: eNote:No cows, 32 1959Ford 841 Diesel $1650 1946 Ford 9N $ 345 y9 Includes '68 JD 4020 diesel ahis is one of the most outstanding herds of high grade Hol- 1959Ford 841 Diesel $1475 1940 IHC M Farmall $ 375 of steins in the state of Nebraska. The milk of every cow is tractor with radio and half cab 1959Ford 841 Gas $1350 1935 John Deere D $65 out sale does not cover; '62 JD 55 combine; '66 USED BALERS -WINDROWERS - FORAGE HARVESTERS ; Construe. !Neighed each Tuesday and in the event any cow of items offleet the high standard of production which Mr. Banks main - JD corn attachment; '66 IHC 1966 NH 275 Twine Baler $1150 1961 NH 900 14 ft. Windrower $1750 roll-over plow; '66 JD planter; 1965 Ford 530 Twine Baler $ 950 1968 Ford 508 Mtd Rake $ 425 r tools,ma' rips, she is immediately culled. '66 JD cultivator; '67 JD mount-1963 NH 271 Twine Baler $ 950 1965 Ford 612 Harvester $ 750 re, 88 bins This dispersion features 32 daughters of Midwest Genes ed rotary hoe. 1958 Case 13 Mtr Twine $95 1959 IHC 36 Harvester $ 275 of carriage .,, 1955 NH S66 Mtr Twine $95 1954 Allis Harvester $ 175 ,, Jondale Raven" No. 1246729. Some of these daughters are Excellent selection of shop tools 1966 NH 56 Side Rake $ 325 1954 Papec Harvester $ 275 nuts, 1U,'milking 70 lbs.as first calf heifers. Daily herd averageas of October is 15,106 For full details, See G&G issues "WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS" screws. 1968 'is 51 lbs. and the 1967 herd average of November 19 & December 3 idreds outsmilk15,,ik, 571 fat. WE TRADE - WE FINANCE - THREE TO FOUR CROP PAYMENTS - BANK RATES ment,pi ON DISPLAY NOW - 1969 FORD TRACTORS or,paint DAIRY EQUIPMENT & MISCELLANEOUS >e,vises, Arthur Neuber ber,bricks,Mr. & Mrs. I. M. Banks, Superior, Nebr. Auct: Everett Hoobler McPHERSON TRACTOR CO. St. Marys - 437.2736 "YOUR FORD TRACTOR -NEW HOLLAND DEALER" M. L.Nordstrom, Owner Aucts Al Kottmeyer and Art Leitner 801 W .WOODSIDE PHONE 241-2900 McPHERSON, KANSAS ings PAUL W. ROLFSMEIER, Seward, Nebr., Sale Manager me of640

Crites ion city KSTC is to continue building to students. of 260 birds is his museum. He conducts mu- FOLAI° Another exhibit visiting groups, 28 Grass & ANOTHI Wildlife Award ToG&G Area Farmer on displayat Hesston College seum tours for of 140 birds is onserves as a resourceinstructor John E and an exhibit November steady IA University in the techniques of preparing 12, 1968, Turned Taxidermist-Scientist display at Friends from the The inscription on thetrophy study specimens of birds, mam- in Wichita. mals and fishes in various cour-and Jenny Lind threewl EMPORIA - Richard heads: "For outstandingcontri- Schmidt once quitMarion Islands. ses, and lecturesin seminars he was cotrunissionedbr sorghum Schmidt, who was once a high butions to the wise use and man- County rural highschool to to ) natural and workshops. an extensive collection at the school dropout and has no col-agement of the nation's farm but was luredback by a of In the summers of 1960 and tory waterfowl Show. TI lege degree and has never takenresources." new principal whowas a taxi- as a memo he 1962, Schmidt participated in Steve Foncannon, Belleville a college course inbiology, has Schmidt, taxidermist at Kan- dermist. After he graduated, J Arctic expeditions as collectoryoung victims one of Sidney been awarded the Kansas Wild-sas State TeachersCollege here, farmed 27 years andpracticed of a boating were al college's side-and taxidermist in the Canadiandent at JohnRedmond life Federation's Conservation is responsible for the commercial taxidermy as a lie. wheat ec Education Award. 'biology museum and teaches line, maintaining asmall mu- Northwest territories of Victoryvoir. seum on his farm. In the fall of 1929, theCanton, rRecap - WINTER NEEDS Kans., Boy Scout troopvisited 670x15, 7 2 buckle overshoes 5.79 his museum and he waslater 650x13 4 buckle overshoes 6.69 asked to speak to theCanton Friday 5 buckle overshoes 8.39 a 5 point Gum boots 7.35 Lions Club, starting him on AUCTION with r' Insulated packs 13.45 round of public appearances ...... Insulated boot socks 1.45 that soon made itpractically im- NOVEMBER Automat Best quality insulated suits 10.95 work I ers . Insulated nylon jacket .... 8.35 possible to get any farm SALE Oil burn 12.25 done. Insulated surcoat Starts 9:30 ...... Heat bulbs, 250 watt 96c He worked for morethan 15 at Automat Heat bulb reflectors 2.85 years with theMethodist Boys 1000 V husband I will sell at public 1500 V Electric tank heaters, floating Camping Program asnature Due to the death of my auak 14.25 his shop tools, antiqueitems, household goods andsome 5 Panel Electric tank heaters, perman- trails leader of Methodistcamps 11/2 blocks north of depot in G 8' and Colo- estate at my home located ent 21.55 in Kansas, Oklahoma leaf, Kansas. reN 12' $20.9 Engine heaters, 850 watt .. 7.59 rado. After World WarII, he I Engine heaters, 1500 watt 10.65 for auto-flatirons:diggers; 6 amp Propane stock tank heater 69 95 began mounting collections 1951 Dodge 4 door sedan, anvil. 20 amp Tractor heater cabs 36.95 colleges, and in 1956moved his matic wheel and gear pullers; ic; 99c tongs; bolt cutters. Starting fluid museum, whichthen consisted Tools & Misc. 1833 small antique & misof 12' battery booster cables4.35 o; 225 specimens, toKSTC and 2 2 -wheel trailers laneous tools too mtter% Battery chargers, 6 amp. 13.59 joined the staff as afull time A lot of used lumber;old ironmention. Battery chargers, 10 amp 17.89 several taxidermist. Pipe and pipe fittings; HOUSEHOLD & AN11QLD TAXIDERMIST ladders RICHARD SCHMIDT His princinpal functionat Sack cement mixer, with mo- Gas heaters; buffet; an' HOLT FARM wood or coal stove; several tor, on wheels trunks; antique cabinet; hi_ art to biology students. More Used tires, 36x4 & 18x19 and dresser; kitchen cab' SUPPLYthan 650 of his specimens are Cistern pump; shop size tin I TCO cutter; tarps; several sewinggas range. now on display in the museum BEATRICE machines; pipe vise; old har- Zenith 8' refrigerator; 6' Next To SaleBarn at KSTC, and 1534 study skins nails. closet and desk comb. 30t ness; bucket of square BTU gas heater; droplet MANHATTAN PR 6-7943 prepared by him are available A lot of shoe repair equip- table and chairs; other h ment and repairs;buffer; hold and antique items a large leather sewing machine;listed. MOXLEY HEREFORDS ONSALE Several machines for tin work 2 Winchester Model la Bench vise; work bench andrifles, both very good. Sale 12:30 Noon vise;benchgrinder;tire Friday, Nov. 15 Lunch 10:30 a.m. 77 tubes; old table saw; bolts; COUNCIL GROVE, KANS. nuts; canvas sewing machine; Real Estate LIVESTOCK Power lawn mower: old To Sell At 3 O'Clock scale;clamps; axes; ham- 4 -room frame house, bath 55BULLS and15BREDHEIFER: mers: wrenches; screwdriv- porch, electricity, with 2 Many of the 15 heifers selling will be bridle "ffse 24th." The heifers are dot SALES CO ers; vise grips; files; socket 1 3 -room frame house, bath Silver Fashion 54. Sliver MIWs let ES and MH Silver MIII 61. set; hand saws. electricity and 1lot. For Complete Information See Grass &Grain Nov. 5 1 4 -room house with 1 lot Monday - Cattle 3 electric drills; electric hand3 -room house, to be mud George Morse. Inc., Sale Manager saw; jacks; sabre saw. torn down. 10040 Foefona, Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66207 A lot wooden antique planes; Wednesday - Hogs hoes: rakes; several braces 1 vacant lot and bits; trans; forks: antique Legal descriptions 1%11 SALE TIME 12 NOON lanterns; cement equipment; given sale day. Sold with MOXLEY & SONS complete set of old dentist and abstract. Your insp001 Hail invited by appointment \sit'. Phone: 316/787-2376 COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS Tow equipment; hand corn sheller; George Cherry pitter: apple corer;owner. Located 6 odes east on U.S. 56 and 4 wiles sold% of Cooed! Greve. The Important TERMS: Cash Day Of SO Nebraska Auction sad irons and other old style Saturday Cattle We had a nice run of cattle Mrs. L. J. (Tim)Nelson, owner last week selling on a steady Aucts: Foster Kretz & Elmo Steffen Clerk: Citizens Nat' AUCTION market. Baby calves sold from Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Bank, Gree NOVEMBER 23 $25.00 to $50.00 with 10 Blk hfr clvs at $113.00, 11 WF hfr clvs Starts 11:00 a.m. at $109.50; 11 Blk hfr clvs at SALE $110.00; Shelly canner & cutter Lunch Served cows 14.75 to 16.25; commer- Thursday cial & utility cows 16.25 to F As we are quitting farming, we willhold a clean sweep sale 18.30. Bulls sold to 21.30. Some Mon at the farm located 1 mile north ofWestmoreland, on Hwy. 99, sales were: then 1 mile east. 13 WF strs wt 449 at 31.50 AUCTION NOVEMBER IC99 5hlkstrs wt 435at31.80 men IHC 3-14 tractor plow, fast 6 WF hfrs wt 406 at.... 29.00 tena hitch 12 Mix strs wt 691 at.. 26.60 Starts 12:00 NO 71 Head Cattle IHC grain drill, 16-8 10 Hol bulls wt 654 at.. 19.60 SALE 13 Hereford cows, 8 yrs. old, IIIC 2 -row monitor 12 Hol strs wt 627 at.... 22.70 Lunch Sehed with calves by side IHC threshing machine 3 Blk strs wt 591 at 6 Hereford cows, 8 yrs. old, John Deere rotary 5 -ft.stalk 24.30 2 BWF strs wt 605 at . due to calve in spring cutter 24.80 to poor health,I 51/2 2 WF strs wt 695 at.. 25.30 Having decided to quit farming due souk: 1 black -whiteface cow, 8 yrs.Dearborn fertilizer spreader west & 5 miles and 9 WF cows wt 1143 at . at public auction at the place 1 mile old, calve in spring David Bradley side delivery 17.20 3 miles eastof Saris 1 Hol cow wt 1255 at Mahaska, Kans.; or 3 miles south & stee 10 Hereford cows, 3 yrs. old, rake 17.90 4 miles west& 1 110 1 WF bull wt 1175 at or 9 miles east of Munden, Ks.; or calve in spring David Bradley 4 -wheel trailer, 21.30 lotn 2 WF hfrs wt 812 at 23.30 Haddam, Kansas. 7 yearling heifers 7x12 box . 2 BWF hfrs wt 615 at . 24.55 6 yearling steers 4 wheel trailer & flat bed mower 4 BWF bulls wt 482 at. 28.80 Tufford 7' 14 heifers and steers, 8 mos.IHC 2-14 plow cultivator,mr 4 BWF bulls wt 601 at I old IHC 7 -ft. mower 3 WF hfrs wt 501 at 24.60 21 Head Cattle 221G tractor .. 24.70 1 Holstein cow, giving milk IHC tandem disk Whiteface cow, 5 yrs. old, with24' sprayer road patrol Homemade manure loader for 2 Hol strs wt 375 at.... 23.40 Little Russell Moo 3 BWF strs wt 530 at calf at side Easy Dig posthole digger men H or M .. 24.00 7 Whiteface cows, 4 to 8 yrs. crn 1959 Harley-Davidson Sport- 3 WF strs wt 827at..25.25 MH self-propelled Farm Machinery old, bred to polled WhitefaceWagon and gear 1960 ford Fairiane 6:)o ster motorcycle Hogs bull, to start calving in late 1964 Chev. 2 -ton truck with 1964 Honda. 150 cc fall JD 6 ft. one-way The above farm machinery Had an extra largerun of CAR &TRUCK hoist,grain sides & stock hogs last Wednesday with1 & 9 Whiteface bull calves, 350 to (vell rack, good is in extra good condition. 2 grade butchers weighing 500 lbs. 1930 ModelA Coe Ter 200 throughout) 1960 IHC No. 101 combine, MISCELLANE01 to 240 lbs wt 16.75 to 17.75: 2 Whiteface heifer calves, 400- good 2 -ton tru sell 12 -ft. 2 lawn mowers, pump jack, 240 to 300 lbs 16.00 lbs. 1948 Chevrolet log chains to 16.75; stock tires cies IHC corn head for No. 101 300 lbs. & over 15 50 to6.00; Polled Registered Whiteface combine Comfort coverfor450trac- Light sows 15.00 to 15.501 bull, 4 yrs. old HAY &ORA1 era tor, mild guards for 101 with 330 of 1958 IHC Farmall tractor, No. heavier weights at 14.00to 300 balesalfalfa hay; 450 1 2 -way hydraulic cylinder, 15.00. Wet sows 14 00to 14.50. oats straw;240 bales 196 1951 IHC M Farmall tractor several single hyd. cylinders Boars 11.00 to 13.00. Farm Machinery ofalfalfa;1 me 1946 IHC Farmall H tractor, Antique forge, 1 lot assorted 52 Wht pigs at IHC F-20tractor, good rubberstraw; stack recently overhauled lumber, wood granary $16.75 oats, 47 Mix pigs at...... 17.75 New Idea 4 -wheel spreader on ER Bu: IHC Farmall B tractor ao9:er & motor 31 Mix pigs at rubber MISC. &POULTRY 1956 TIT(' --. Electric fencer, electric fence 16.25 abl 1960 IHC 11 -ft. No. 37 wheel Hosts IHC manure spreader ANTIQUES am JD 8' tandem disc 600DSA, disk, seai...o'oe, to 1 lot railroad ties, homemade 1A41,1idsschalmers 8' tandem disc HOUSEHOLDold 1965 IHC 7 -ft. mower, balanc- metal feed rack BARN PHONE Musical saw; chillor ed head, No. 120 Feed rack panels 223.3571 i4 brass row stalk cutter bracket lamp; flower IHC lister mounted. ?-row FEED 2 miles north of Beatrice,op- pedestal ail posite airport. IHC 24' 4 -section harrow pull lamp; trunks; with fertilizer attachment 2500 bales prairie hay 2 camelback 125) 1000 bales alfalfa hay, all cut- IHC side delivery rake set (over IHC 2 -row tractcr cultivator, CLARENCETEGTMEIER Osburn dump rake love seat with fertilizer attachment tings old, verygood) IHC 2-14 tractor plow on rub-50 bales brome grass hay Burchard 865-4521 2 IHC 2-14 plows ber HOUSEHOLD DELMERJ1 'RGENS IHC 20C field cutter Some household goods offered Wymore 645-3493 C. R. Hiatt,Owner JR. THIMM Belleville, Kansas, elerk- Beatrice 7 HELEN IL LARRY FRANK, Owners 228-0757 First National Bank, St., Fairbtul,Nebr., Aucts: Welter - Applegate. Clerk: Farmers State Bank. Auct : Harold R. Siegel, 1528 F FoLANSKY'S WIN Grass ANOTHER GRAINSHOW Leroy Ray of El Dorado. Adrian Polansky, COW POKES By Ace Reid The top 10 bulls in the sale av- her 12, rohn and eraged $839 each and the five 1966 steadywinners of wheat shows from theG&G area, won all heifers $279. Twenty-five bulls ,e- sold for an average of $598 each. Lind three wheatclasses, the grain sorghums and soybean classes Miles McKee of Kansas State n'tnissionecias; University was the show judge. at theAmerican Royal Grain owle°11eetion4) The Polanskys are from Gene Watson of Hutchinson Show. annon, ouitiefie Belleville. Duane Johnson and was auctioneer. Johnson of Lindsborg "This was probably the top Ms of ato Sidney sale we've had in the past five Redmond were alsoclass winners in competition at the show. years," Arnold Wittorff of In- wheat man, secretary -treasurer of the KPHA said Monday. "The en- It'snot what you say but thusiasm was really high." Recap Mild & Snow Tires1 what you do that counts. 670x15, 760x15 -$10.95 plus tax 650x13 - 750x5 14 - 800x tax14 - 850x14 Friday $9.9plus 5 point permanent anti -freeze with rust inhibitor $1.39 gal. Wednesday $1.35 gal, in case lot VEMBE/1 AU:omatic LP stock tank heat- AUCTION ers $62.50 Oilburning stock tank heaters NOV. 20 ;tarts910 $23.50 Au tank heaters SALE 1)00Wattolectric $12.95 Starts 12:30 Noon .,11 at pulp. $16.95 )0ds 1500 Watt Lunch Served 5 Panel Galvanized Steel Gates (1)AGE Of depat7 8' $16.95 - 10' $18.95 ti We will sell the following described property at the farm 12' $20.95 - 14' $24.95 - 16' $26.95 located 2 miles east of the US 77 and 56 junction at Herington, Battery Chargers ' Shore he's a good fast boss he beats anything Kans., then I/2 mile north. diggers; 6 amp $12.95 - 10 amp. $16 95 I've got to the feed trough!" John Deere Model H manure gear Palle 20 amp w/ 100 amp boost $59.95 cutters. Machinery spreader antique ,, Case 2 -row curler Is too mu:et ford Association's Blue Ribbon John Deere No. 5 mower Show and Sale at Hutchinson. John Deere 4 -section drag har- Reichs Show Well Champion bull, RPH Rollo And Equipment row 1LD AIN1Igt BL 1965 John Deere 3020 tractorJohn Deere rotary mower rs; buffet; Ken 656, brought $2000 at the 1945 John Deere B tractor John Deere 2 -row mounted LI stove; At Polled 'sale. He was purchased by three corn picker set ARMRANCH 1961 Chevrolet % ton pickup tique tattle operations - T.L. Polled 1956 Chevrolet 1.1,2 ton truck JD mounted cultivator John Deere delivery rake ":kitchen SUPPLY Hereford Sale Herefords, Osage City; Serrien 1965 John Deere F145 H 3-16 Polled Herefords, Lincoln, and plow John Deere rotary hoe refrigerator Emporia HUTCHINSON - Jake Reich 1966 New Holland swather Case side delivery rake desk comb and Son, Paradise, has the topCharles Oliver, Harper. 1961 John Deere Model 55 14 -2 flat bed hay wagons heater; Oro West Hwy. US 50 bulls in the Kansas Polled Here - Reserve champion, also owned ft. combine, with 4 -row Hess-MM oneway hairs; other by the Reichs, was RPH Rollo ton cropsaver & John DeereClipper fanning mill ntique item pickup attachment Mayrath 32 -ft. elevator Jr. 659, bought by David Strick- 1966 20 -ft. trustbuster David Bradley hay elevator ester Model ler and Son, Collyer. 1955 John Deere 14T baler i Tuesday MISCELLANEOUS very good Champion heifer, MCR Kate 1958 John Deere 816 grain Mischief 278 owned by Murfin drill with FB Lutig cattle self feeder 1965 Kims field sprayer Air compressor; drill press; al Estate and Clarkson, Winfield, sold to 1959 Case 12 -ft. wheel disc electric drill 11 At 3 O'floa NOVEMBER 26 Raymond Gillett of Ottawa for 1966 John Deere GB loader Portable cattle loading chute me house,1-,,& AUCTION $250. A heifer owned by Mrs. 1960 John Deere No. 406 plant- Many items too numerous to .ricity, with21 er mention. 'ame house, 1:30 p.m. - Sale held Harry Smith and Son of Rich- and 1 lot field brought the second high Ouse with14 American Legion Bldg. price, $335. Ia was bought by se, to be slat k; SALE Wm. Biehier Estate

FRANKFORT. KANS. Aucts: Lee Remy Clerk: First National escriptions & II. M. Sharp Bank, Herington day. Sold 1st c't Your AUCTION appointment Rich, Productive Marshall Co. Lands Cash Day Of Monday 2 excellent farms - 1 fine ranch Saturday selling to highest bidder. NOV. 16 Pi OW1111 It will pay you to attend. Starts 12:00 Noon AUCTION NOVEMBER 18 k: Citizens N Since we are semi -retiring and Bank, leaving the farm, we willsell Total Acreage 1493 Acres at auction the following items SALE located one mile south, one- Starts 10:30 a.m. fourth mile east of Randall, Ks. Lunch Served Thursdal MACHINERY I will sell at public auction on the farmlocated, 3 east, 3 Farm No. 1-Thompson Farm -312 acres 6 section rotary hoe north & 1 west of Keats, JD 7' mower, No. 5 south & 1 east of Riley, or 1 west, 21/2 More or less. Location -- less than mile north ofFrankfort on Ezee Flow fertilizer, 10' Kansas. VEMBER K99 and K9. Nicel yimproved. Level to rolling. Wheatallot- IHC manure spreader, No. 200 ment - 67.3 acres. Highly productive farm.Lenos Lundberg, Sears Roebuck loader for M or H tractor 45 Hereford Farm Machinery tarts 12:00N tenant. 4' tumble bug 1949 Allis WD tractor, fully Farmhand loader with manure equipped, L hyd., LPO, good scoop, hay fork, on a F-20 Cows 1948 Oliver 60 tractor, starter, Lunch Semi tractor, will be sold as a unit ALSO REGISTERED BULL lights, good Farm No. 2-Irving Ranch -1021 acres Farmhand is late model 1956 Gehl single row field cut- or health, I 51/2 milies west of Frankfort on K9 - approx.91/2 miles south IHC 10' side delivery rake ter, good & 5 miles Will carry 240 head IHC 12' dump rake Case 16x8 grain drill, power east of N and west to ranch. (Note directional signs). Champion crop weed sprayer lift, low rubber, good west & 4 steers - rich blue stem grass. Abundanceof water. Wheat al- with pump on 2 -wheel frame) Oliver 2 -row mtd. lister lotment 11.9 acres. complete Oliver 2 row mtd. cultivator 346 John Deere plow Morrill wheel side rake 1946 IHC M tractor Pop up bale loader mower 15' Case single disc Graham Hoeme 5' chisel, 3 pt. T cultivator, Farm No. 3-McClaryFarm -160 acres 2 -row Go -dig IHC No. 25V 7' PTO mower Continental post hole digger Dempster 2 row lister, 3 pt. ?Il road paH More or less. Directly opposite IrvingRanch. Some improve- (will fit on about any tractor) rotary moldboards, good ost hole ments. Good land. Wheat allotment5.6 acres. 20' hay elevator, new David Bradley 7' PTO trail opened CO; Combine bin, on stand 3 to 6 years, all have calves at type mower, good gear 25' Speed King auger, Briggs & side, some will sell in pairs,Old tandem disc; old IHC 2-14 -way Stratton motor rest of calves will be wean- plow; old hammer mill; 60' BE SURE TO WRITE FORILLUSTRATED BROCHURE 16' Mayrath auger drive belt & TRUCK ed and sold separately sale2 wheel trailer A CouPe'l free and clear - and Two 4 -wheel trailers day Terms and conditions of Sale: All lands 1948 D John Deere, runs good Front end loader for Oliver )ughoutl available from lending agen- Cows to start calving in Feb-Beckens hyd. wagon unloader olet 2-tonir selling for cash. Plentiful money 12' John Deere springtooth ruary cies - inquire. Land selling by the acreand subject to1/2 min- 3-16 IHC plow, on rubber 4 Hereford heifers, 2 years, FEEDERS, BUILDING eral rights reserved to owners. Alsosubject to lease in favor 15' Krause oneway pasture bred to start calving AND FEED '& GRAS.: 28, 1969, and to taxes for 6' IHC oneway in March 2 wooden feed bunks; 6 uke falfa hay:g of Lenos Lundberg, expiring February Van Brunt 8-16 drill, on steel Registered Hereford bull, 5 tire feed bunks; small water 240 bales 1969. Irving Ranch and McClaryfarms subject to flood ease- TRITCK yrs.,gentle and a good tank; building suitable for of alfalfa) 1942 GMC truck, St. Paul hoist, breeder sows or calves; 200 shocks of ments on small portion of land. 14 ft. box Hereford bull, 4 yrs., gentleArgrew sweet stalk bunk feed Buyer deposits 20% of purchase priceday of sale, balance pay- BUILDINGS and a good breeder There are no small hand tools able as set out in brochure. Buyersreceive abstracts of title 2 buildings, one 8x10, one 8x14 30 steer & heifer calves fromor misc. items to go on rack crIQLSS owners desire sold -plan Brooder house, 12x14 ft. above cows, 350-550 lbs. at this sale. Be on time. and warranty deeds. Non-resident Trust Chicken house 14)(16 ft. NOTE: This is a good herd of Beds, stoves, chairs, tables, FIOLD GOO to attend. These are good buys.Call GR 1.1143, Commerce House is28' by 28' refrigerators, dressers, dishes, saw; oldel' Hereford cattle. Cows all calf - Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 64106. Barn 40x52' with lots of 18 & 20' hood vacs., area tested. Goodpots, pans, antique & collect- 1p:brass 2x4 & 2x6 lumber loading facilities. Will be sort-ors items and many many edestalflo About 50 bales straw ed and sold in several lots. Ifsmall misc. items of things !lctrunks:,1. you need good cattle be on and stuff too numerous to t(over MR. & MRS. hand sale day. mention. od) SHOPEN REALTY Marshall Atkins Clerk, Randall National Bank Virgil (Shorty) Nudson, owner AUCTIONCOMPANY Aucts. Vail McClintock, 738-5228, Aucts: Foster Kretz & Elmo Steffen Clerk: Riley State Beloit, & Oren Ost, Burr Oak, Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Bank, Riley, Ks. Specialists in RealEstate Auctions Phone 5784242. imismoWheat PricesReflect FIRST PRODUCTION SALE Of Ramsey Angus Cattle .

SAT., NOV.16at Zthrao7 h El Dorado, 1,11 111 I Tuesday'Sale World Crop Ks, I Size Of Univer- Look at the worldwheat pro-nomics at Kansas State sity. That's 9 million tonsmore Selling 125 Big, Powerful, Modern, duction figures for1968, and SelectBulls you see one ofthe major rea-than the previousrecord crop Featuring the breeding of Koranmere II, sire of To E, wheat prices of 1966. Powerhouse There is at sons for those low from farmers have beencomplaining This record crop comes osolidation both an increased wheat acre- Selling 300 CommercialFemales larger, moi Livestock receipts were good about lately. This year's world wheat cropage in the worldand increases units, but at the local auction this week. A says. Cows & calves, bred cows, bred heifers,o. pen heifers Cross ever'- an esti- in per -acre yields, Orazem section of the most famous cow herd in the United ansasUnive few of our consignments were was the biggest States. poi unable to get in due to the early mated 294 million tons, says ere is a For Complete Information See Grass & Grain Oct29 rge farmsr morning rain. Frank Orazem, professorof eco- 485 @25.90 'ciently. 5 whifc heifers Roy D. Lab 7 black steers 580 @27.00 Rafftdee, Raped 3 whifc steers 303 @32.10 litical scier 402 @30.35 The U.S. share of that world of theSlavic 12 whifc steers AUCTION Box 1273, El Dorado, Kansas67042 18 whifc steers 580 @28.25 figure - 43.5 million tons - enter staff, Floyd G. Ramsey Phil Ljungdalil obse 3 whifc heifers 293 @26.50 came from a 5 percentsmaller Dale Engler ions on Dallas, Texas sale,..1.411.Ager I am discontinuing my home Manager ng recenttr 5 whifc heifers 446 @25.30 and living in the Medford Manoracreage than 1°67. Yet the1968 5 whifc steers 480 @27.90 I will sell my household goodstotal was record high for this astern Eurc He has stu 8 whifc heifers 445 @25.50 at my home located 1/2 mile country, the economist points 2 roan cow&clf pr. @200.00 north of west end of viaduct at iencyof Po Clay Center, Kans. out. 6 black cow& clf pr. @193.00 Favorable weather and moist- collective an, 2 whifc steers 542 @27.8C WEDN., NOV. 13 ure conditions arecredited with CLAY CENTER 3 whifc steers 363 @29.60 the worldwide boost in yields 2 whifc cows 950 @15.90 Starts 12:30 Noon this year. Yields in North and 15.95 2 whifc cows 1261 @ G.E. 7'refrigerator, good South America were up 2.4 bu- SALES CO. 27 whifc steers 489 @29.00 Frigidaire 30" electric range, shels an acre, according to the 2 black heifers 540 @24.00 good USDA's Foreign Agricultural 12 whifc steers 556 @27.6E 1964 Zenith 21" TV with stand, good Service figures. African coun- Hog Sale EveryMondaystarts 1:04,, 9 whifc steers 576 @27.00 Chrome table with 4 chairs 10 black heifers [email protected] tries showed a 2.3 bushel in- Metal utility cabinet base; crease. Australian productionis 12 mixed steers 591 @27.10 small white kitchen range; 2 ir- 5 black steers 612 @26.50 oning boards; 3 burner oil un sharply. Cattle Sale Every Tuesdayi2IM, 6 black steers 667 @26.90 stove. Only in Europe was the 1968 7 whifc heifers 652 @24.90 Antique kitchen cabinet; 2 per -acre yield down from a year A DEPENDABLE MARKET piece living room suite (beige)earlier. But that drop of a little 27 whifc steers 453 @31.00 good; 9x12 wool rug; several FOR ALL CLASSES OF CATTLE throw rugs; several rockers; more than 2 b-shels an acre was TODAY'S CONSIGNMENTS wood folding chairs; high chair.almost made up by an increase Operating unde 160 feeder steers, 800 lbs. Antique platform rocker; end A LEADING MARKET PLACE & Bonded for 3 35 Hereford feeder steers, 750-800 in acreage, Orazem says. tables; buffet; antique writing Reporting for 20 black & black whifc steer desk; library table; treadle type'MCPHERSON FARM BUREAU FOR HOGS NAMES GALEN CASE stock Auction & heifer calves, 300-350 lbs. sewing machine, works good. 5, 1968. Rair 25 choice Angus steer & heifer Coronado console electric ra- MCPHERSON - Galen Case H. P. ROBBINS, Clay Center, ME 2-3210 dio; occasional chair and foot has been named president of curtailedcattl calves, 450 lbs. stool; kitchen stool; floor lamps; R. A. BRUEGGEMANN, My Center, ME 2-2761 600 head. He 33 choice Angus heifers open, 650 table lamp; 9 antique dining the McPherson County Farm HORACE WARE, Longford, ph. 338-2439 demand for al 29 Hereford feeder steers, 700 lbs chairs; square dining table. Bureau. Case replaces Milton to strong pric 19 choice Hereford Steers, 550 lbs. Old square dining table; 2 ir-Schlehuber, McPherson, who Barn ?bone MR 2-21861 Here's a fr 12 Shorthorn bull calves, 450 lbs. oning boards; commode; chest has served the past year. George CLAY CENTER, KANS. sales that wer 25 whifc steers & heifers, 450-600 drawers; 2 dressers. Moors was elected vice presi- Metal bed complete; 2 beds STOCKER & 26 Hereford steers & heifers dent, and Mrs. Riddell Cobb, with springs; bedding; wall mir- 9 whifc steers 550-600 lbs. ror; pictures; electric heater Galva, secretary -treasurer. 11 whifc steel 19 Hereford steers, 550-650 lbs. fan; kero heater; crocks; pots; pans; silverware; toaster. 6 whifc steers 15 choice Angus steers & heifers Some antique dishes; fruit 27 black steel 600-700 lbs. jars, some colored;antique 17 whifc steel 33 Hereford steers & heifers, 650 bread mixing bowl and box; 5' 14 black steel 27 choice Hereford Calves, 600- step ladder; 2 electric irons; 30 15 black steel 675 lbs. gal. iron kettle;lard press; 5 whifc steers 4 whifc steers 22 mixed color cattle clothes drying rack. 2 700x14 mud tires: seat cov- 4RDUTINOT NEREFORDS 7 black steers 30 head mixed cattle ers for Buick, never used; elec- 20 whifc stee 100 head of weigh up bulls & cows tric motor and many other small 7 whifc steers misc. items too numerous to 4 whifc steers mention. PRODUCTION SALE 12 whifc stee 11 whifc stee 8 whifc steers Mrs. Chas. 5 whifc steer! Beloit Leipersberger, owner NOVEMBER 30, 1968,1:00 P.M. 9 whifc steer! Livestock Auction Clerk--PeoplesNational 6 whifc steer! Office Phone PE 8-3578 Bank, Clay Center At the Ranch, 10 miles west and 4 miles north of 20 miles south and 3 miles west of 7 plain steers Auctioneers Foster Kretz & El- OR Don Schmitt PE 8-2547 mo Steffen, Clay Center, Phone WASHINGTON, KANSAS FAIRBURY, NEBRASKA STOCKER & Morganville WA 6-4422. 6 black heife: 4 black heife; 30 black heif FINAL REMINDER 9 whifc heife 13 whifc heif 12 whifc heif S black heife 4 black heife JOHNSON 45 whifc hell

BUTCHER C 1 holstein co 1 holstein co 1 whifc cow 1 whifc cow 1 whifc cow STARTS 1 whifc cow WEDN., NOV. 20 12:30 NOON I whifc cow At the farm south of Salina on I -35W to Assaria Interchange, 1968 ARBUTHNOT SALE BULLS 1 whifc cow then 21/a mi. west, 1 mi. south; or 6 mi. north of Lindsborg. BUTCHERE LINDSBORG, KANSAS 1 black bull 1 whifc bull ARBUTHNOT COMMERCIAL SALEHEIFERS 40 BULLS We areexpec Selling 70 Lots Serviceable Age - Production Tested 60 FEMALES cattle Tuesd' consignedov Sons of SOLID ONWARD 10 Open Registered Heifers 400 to 600c GOLDEN HUSKER W to Huskerand 40 BULLS 30 FEMALES 50 Commercial Heifers - bred run of stocks HDR REAL ONWARD F302 Onward bulls, tocalve spring1969. and bologna PRINCE REAL 75 For Descriptions See Grass & Grain Nov. 5 If you have AHA APPROVED PEDIGREES FREE DELIVERY ON ALL BULLS collect C. C Location Herington; Write for Catalcg Free Delivery on Five or MoreHead to One Free delivery of females in lots of fiveto one owner or BL 8-2039. one location. $10 Allowance on price if you pick up your own. Haefner,31

AUCTIONEER: GENE WATSON For Catalog & Information Write: BOB ARBUTHNOT Rilithriot Haddam, Kansas, Ph. FR 6-2636

ROD ARBUTHNOT Elmer L.Johnson & Sons Haddam, Kansas, Ph. FR 6-2640 REG/STERED ANDCOMMERC/AZ. Lunch on grounds SMOLAN, KANS. Because of thelack of direct Poland, with the result of less abundant when compared to 1451 1(8i lot In Efficiency contact with theneeds of the production per man hour in Pol-the population it has to support, large state farm,the manager and than there is in the United and the inadequacy of land is is less able to keepin contact States. another factor in insufficient Bulls with all the functionsof the Comparing Polish and Ameri-food production, said Laird. farm, and production pverhouse oExtra Large Farms suffers, can farms, Laird said that the Because of these factors keep- ere isa trend toward the Laird said. 'few Polish private farms are ing food production low, eastern of small farms in - more than a decade. asolidation Smaller state farmsin Poland,much smaller than those in theEuropean countries have been larger, moreefficient farm - Some state farms in Poland those containingabout 600 United States, but the state importing significans quantities units, butaccording to a have more than 1000 workers, acres, provide the greatest foodfarms are ofter much larger. of food for several years, and Cross as Universityprofessor, all under the direction ofone production per acre,said Laird, -tates. Much land in Poland and thewill probably be forced to con- re is apoint beyond which manager, he said. adding that a portion ofthe in- Soviet Union is not as fertile astinue to do so in order to feed 29 ge farmsdo not operate ef- The manager is responsible creased efficiency must begivenland in America, nor is it as their populations, he said. for farm decision making and to the more efficientmanage- featly. Roy D. Laird, aprofessor of the men and women who do thement. Other factors influence 01P, and a member actual farm work do as they arethe operation of farms in Pol- litical science and, he said. There is relatively the Slavicand Soviet Area told, with little or no discretion staff, bases his conclu- as to how to perform their du-little mechanical power usedon enter ties, he said. t!ngdahl oils onobservations made dur- either state or private farms in -riager trips to countries of g recent AUCTION stern Europe. COUNCIL GROVE-LIVESTOCK ge hasstudied farming effic- SALE EVERY MONDAY of Polish and Russian Saturday encY and state farms for llective AUCTION NOV. 16 SALE Starts 1:00 p.m. Lunch Served I mile south and 41/2 miles west of Inman; or 5 miles north and 1/2 mile west of Medora, Kansas. 10 -ft. tandem disc Morida..e. 250 bu. grain dryer We had 562 fat hogs with Machinery 21-ft.x6-in. grain auger a 17.30 top, The market 1954 Chevrolet truck with 2 combine bin trailers, 1 with was steady tolower, ranging from16.78to17.25. hoist and 2 -speed axle auger Feed cattle were about steady froma week ago. A Like new stock rack for 131'2 The following implements load of feef cattle weighing 670 pounds brought26.35 ft. bed are for Allis Chalmers hook- One group of light calves (276) brought 36.10. 1950 WD Allis Chalmers trac-up: Market Supervision tor, wide axle, like new rub-2 3-14 AC mounted plows cows were steady to $1.00 higher perating under Federal ber & Bonded for yourprotection. AC 8 -ft. tool bar with sweeps 1951 WD Allis Chair -net' trac-AC front mounted cultivator We're still receiving some real choice Hereford Reporting for the Herington Live- tor, wide axle 12 -ft.fieldcultivator with Steers & Heifer calves, also some choice & Angus & Black WF 1955 IHC 14 -ft. SP combine gauge wheels light weight yearlings. Callus stock Auction Co. Tuesday Nov. collect for appraisal of your livestockor for more information on these 5,1968. Rain all day Tuesday 1964 Case 1150 swather with AC rear mounted scoop calves or yearlings. curtailed cattle run to around hay conditioner and diesel AC 2 -row planter with fertiliz- engine er TO LIST CONSIGNMENTS OR FOR INFORMATION, CALL: 600 head. However, a good Swather trailer AC rear mounted corn weeder demand for all classes at steady 8-16 IHC grain drill with ferti- JERRY MOYLAN FEED & MISCELLANEOUS PAT MOYLAN to strong prices. lizer and grass seeder 300 bu. ear corn 767-6640 767-5435 Here's a few representative Krause N9 oneway 200 bales alfalfa sales that were made: Innes pickup attachment WES SWENSON SALE BARN 2 hayracks Show garden tractor with at- 767-6388 767-5131 Manure loader tachments STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS Pump jack; 7.50x20 tires @33.10 Dearborn 1 -row cornpicker 9 whifc steers 327 60 inch 13MB Whirlcut mower Other misc. items. 11 whifc steers [email protected] 6 whifc steers [email protected] 27 black steers [email protected] Mr. & Mrs. John R. Neufeld, Owners 17 whifc steers [email protected] 14 black steers [email protected] Bud Ensz & Richard Ediger, Auctioneers 15 black steers [email protected] George Nachtigall, Clerk 5 whifc steers [email protected] 4 whifc steers [email protected] 7 black steers [email protected] 20 whifc steers [email protected] Friday 7 whifc steers [email protected] Thursday 4 whifc steers [email protected] 12 whifc steers [email protected] AUCTION 11 whifc steers [email protected] AUCTION NOVEMBER 15 8 whifc steers [email protected] NOV. 21 5 whifc steers [email protected] SALE Starts 11:00 a m 9 whifc steers [email protected] 6 whifc steers [email protected] SALE Starts 11:00 a.m. Lunch Served 7 plain steers [email protected] Lunch Served We will sell at public auction the following describedprop- STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS erty located 1 mile south of 81-36 junction and mile west of Due to the accidental death of my husband, I will sell the Belleville, Kansas. 6 black heifers 390 @ 27.40 following tractors & machinery at public auction 3 miles south, 4 black heifers 480 @ 27.10 '/2 west of Virginia, Nebr., or 5 miles south and 11/2 east of Fil 30 black heifers 402 @ 27.15 ley; or 8 miles east, 4 miles south and 41/2 east of Beatrice, Neb. MACHINERY MISCELLANEOUS 9 whifc heifers 451 @ 26.00 1964 Case 830 diesel tractor, 1673 hours,1967 Purox acetylene cutting and weld- 13 whifc heifers 409 @ 26.00 Tractors 2 K -line Big Husky 50-bu. adjustable wide front, Eagle.hitch, dualing outfit, complete with tips and cart, 12 whifc heifers 482 @ 24.70 feeders range, good rubber, A-1 shape;19554 years left on lease; 1965 Twentieth 5 black heifers 6x6 building Century 180 amp. welder, A-1; John 580 @ 23.65 and Machinery John Deere 70 tractor, gas, live hydrau-Deere cylinder; Cross cylinder; Case 4 black heifers 690 @ 23.50 TRUCK AND TRAILERS lic and PTO, A-1 shape;1949 Johncylinder; 10 gallons pickup fuel tank 45 whifc heifers 650 @ 24.35 1967 Farmall 706 diesel tractor1957 Ford % ton pickup & Deere B tractor, with starter and lights;with Wayne pump; Propane stock tank 1962 Farmall 460 diesel tractor rack 1955 Massey -Harris 90 combine, 14 -ft.heater; Set of side boards for wide BUTCHER COWS 1962 John Deere 410 diesel 4 -wheel Electric Wheel trailer full vision cabpickup; 2 camper jacks; 2 sheep hay tractor, tricycle type with hoist and box head, power steering, feeders; approximately 50 bales straw; 1 holstein cow 1470 @ 17.30 1953 Ford NAA tractor 4 -wheel Electric Wheel 6 -ton withheater,radio andblower,A-1 lawn mower with gas motor; 30 -ft. log 1 holstein cow 1320 @ 17.10 1962 Massey Harris No. 82 14' trailer with flatbed shape; Set of dual wheels for 90 com-chain; Clevises; Hudson weed burner; 1 whifc cow 1005 @ 16.70 bine; 1966 Dempster 4 -row lister with 35-lbs.grease;wirestretchers;110 self propelled combine 4 -wheel trailer and box rotary moldboard; 1966 Dempster 4 -volt electric fencer; Dayton 1/2 h.p. Rev. 1 whifc cow 1325 @ 16.30 196( IHC No. 540 moldboard HAY row lister with rotary moldboard, gaugemotor; Gas grain auger motor; used 1 whifc cow 1080 @ 15.70 plow 235 bales of prairie hay; 70' wheels and markers, 3 -pt.hitch, A-1tires; 2 chain boomers; 8 -ft. stock tank, 1 whifc cow 1040 @ 15.30 1968 Snyder tank and sprayer of oats straw; 80 bales of shape; 1966 John Deere 16 -ft. spring -near new; feed bunks; panels; approAi- 1 whifc cow 835 @ 15.60 1968 IHC Model 56 4 -row listerwheat straw; 1400 bales of al- tooth on John Deere wheel carrier; IHCmately 150 electric fence posts; Cedar 1968 IHC 4 -row rotary hoe, 4 -row weeder, 3 -pt. hitch, good; Krauseand hedge posts ; 7 spools of barb wire; 1 whifc cow 855 @ 14.80 fast hitch falfa; 375 bales of alfalfa. 12 -ft. 6" wheel disc with 20" blades;3-55 gallon barrels; pitch forks; Com- 1963 John Deere 4 -row planter, MISCELLANEOUS John Deere No. 40 4 -row front mountedfort cover for 830 Case; hand tools; BUTCHER BULLS fully equipped Front end weights for trac- cultivator; John Deere sidedeliverybolts;shovels;forks;tarps;milo lblack bull tor;2 sets of rear wheel rake on low rubber; John Deere 2 -rowguards; and other miscellaneous articles 1235 @ 21.80 1963 John Deere 3 -point shred- cultivator; 1962 Dempster 12 -ft. duck -not listed. RS 1 whifc bull 1320 @ 21.50 weights; 2 tanks; 2 cattle oil- foot with 30 inch blades and 3 -pt. hitch; der ers; propane tank heater;el- 1963 20' John Deere spring - 1961 New Holland No. 68 hay baler, HOUSEHOLD GOODS We are expecting ectric weed chopper fencer; wire tie, A-1; Allis 5 -ft. combine with a big run of tooth on rubber socket set; 2 tractor heat hous- pickup attach.; Graham Hoeme 8 -ft.Maytag wringer type washer, good; cattle Tuesday, Nov. 12th. Already MM 1200 corn sheller ers; 3 hydraulic cylinders; air chisel plow, hydraulic; Bale loader onComplete set of Signature white metal consigned over 200 head 800 lbs. IHC 4 -row cultivator and discbubble; Allmand welder. rubber;Frontend loaderforJohncabinets and double sink and base cab- and 400 to 600 calves plusthe regular hillers Tractor radio; tractor um- Deere; Oliver 16-8 drill on steel withinets, 3 years old; Coronado 40 -gallon run of stocker cows, butcher cows IHC 4 -row go -dig, cylinder liftbrellas; hydraulic jack; tool grass seeder; 3-16 Massey Harris plow,hot water tank; three quarter bed and and bologna bulls. MM 16-7 grain drill 4 -row Buffalo markers; John Deerechest; 3 piece bedroom suite with foam with seeder attachment box; vise; grease gun; wrench- 40 -ft. hay and grain elevator on steel;rubber mattress; childs desk and chair; Kelly Ryan elevator es; log chain; post auger; sho- 14 -ft. portable hay elevator with nearlibrarytable;cedarchest; vacuum If you have cattle to sell, call vels scoop; spade electric fence new Briggs motor; IHC 7 -ft.semi -sweeper; 6 end tables; coffee table; 6 IHC 7' power mower with wire; 70 electric fence posts; mounted mower; New Idea 7 -ft. semi -odd chairs;occasionalchairs; divan collect C. C. Wendt BL 8-2529 cylinder lift hand sprayer; forks; 6 & 12 mounted mower; John Deere No. 730and chair; Perfection 70,000 BTU pro- Herington; Wm. Schnell 2 4 -section drag harrows volt battery charger; clamps; 2 -row lister; IHC manure spreader onpane heater,1year old; 3 cabinets; 91 8-2039, Herington; Ted Spring tooth rubber; 3 -pt. rear end blade, shop built;recordplayercabinet;9x12 brown John Deere 3-14 plow brace and bit; 6 HP Briggs & Case 3-16 plow on rubber; Case 4-16tweed foam back rug; 3 linoleums; pole Haefner, 317, Lincolnville. IHC 12' tandem disc on rubberStratton gas motor. plow on rubber; 2-4 wheel flat bedlamp; table lamp; blonde dining room IHC side delivery rake 6 tires;fire extinguisher; trailers; 24 -ft. spike tooth harrow; Bee-set with 4 chairs; 30,000 BTU Warm 15' disc wire stretcher; drop cords; ce- line 110 gallone epoxy lined field spray-Morning heater; metal table; Signa- Carry -all 2 -point hitch ment forms for 14' bins;oil; er; 5 -ft. tumble bug; 3 pt. A frame lift;ture propane range, 4 years old; kit- 5heat lamps;barrel and 16 -ft.,4 -in. grain auger with 'A h.p.chen table and 2 chairs: GE refrigera- Herington FEED BUNKS pump; log chain. electric motor; 300 gallon gas barrelltor; 60,000 propane heater; dishes; and stand; 300 gallon diesel barrel andpictures; and many other articles not AND BUILDINGS Lots of other articles to nu- listed. tL Livestock 8x9 feed shed; 2 feed bunks merous to mention. stand ; some old machinery. Mr.&Mrs. Stanley Kroulik, Owners Auction Co. Daniel Hendrickson Estate Clerk: Peoples National Bank, Belleville erington, Kans. Aucts: Delmer Jurgens, Wvmore, Nebr. Clerk: Filley Bank Rollie Lagasse - Auctioneers - Larry Lagasse and Jr. Thinun, Beatrice, Nebr Filley, Nebr. CH 3-2215, Concordia CH 3.1714, Concordia is a deterrent to crime. "Rather," November he said, "it blackens the name 12 Differ Over 1968 of an individual forlife and privileged information makes rehabilitationimpossi- Kansas Release Of law which in az Saturday ble. names of offenders Baia But judges as Parsons and information as privo LINTEE Vandals' Names Norton have bothdecided thating youthsin allcases NOV. 16 below 111I' AUCTION Local judges in two Kansas vandalism in their towns had 18 The lawallows Yeahage. towns have made a decision to reached such a level that they the discretion except 4111111 Lunch Served make available for publication wanted to make exceptions to a ofa jn judge. p. SALE Starts 10:00 a.m. the names of Juveniles found 1:00 guilty, of vandalism, but a To- peka juvenile judge says he dis- The catt 1/4 MILE EAST OF HOPE,KANSAS agrees with the policy. all classe Shawnee County Juvenile area.He LAND from $11 Lots of Furniture,Antiques Judge Malcolm Copeland said 2 7 -Year he does not believe that put- BULLS and Misc. Outside - ting a child's name in the paper 1 blkwf I Shetland Ponies, Shetland 1 blkwf I Saddle and Bridles 1 whifac STOCKE whitefac TERMS: CASH AUCTION whitefac whitefac NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS Having sold the farm I will whitefac sell at public auction on the whitefac farm located 11/2 east, 1 south AUCTI whitefac Mr. & Mrs. Alex Deinesand and 11/2 east of Leonardville or whitefac 1 south and 11/2east of junc- whitefac Mrs. Viola(Brouhard) Rathbun, Owners tion 24 & 77 highways. Carl & Wm. Schnell, Auctioneers 163 Acres Valley Land, For info. Hope Bank, Cashier & Clerk WEDN., NOV. 20 Unimproved TOM W Starts at 12:30 Barn 24: Iwill sell at Public Auction on the land 4Yz miles west Home 24 road and 1 mile north from Salina, Kansas or 2 miles weston Stole S, Farm Machinery Grain Elevators. from6 1941 Dodge 11/2 -ton truck, with -411111 Saturday grain bed IHC No. 45 hay baler, good John Deere 4 -bar side rake on AUCTION steel Saturday, Nov. 23,19 CON' NOVEMBER 16 Manure spreader COMMENCING AT 10 A. M. - MORNING SALE Viking 28' hay or grain elevator Legal description: The Southwest Quarter (SW1/4) of Section on rubber Six SALE Starts 10:00 a.m. Shop built 4 -wheel trailer with Township Fourteen (14) South, Range Three (3), West of the SixtliPt; flatbed pal Meridan, in Saline County, Kansas. Lunch Served 2 -wheel trailer with metal pick- ASCS records show up bed Wheat Allotment 84.6 acres of DeLaval milker (new) We will hold a clean sweep sale located 13 miles north MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Grain Sorghum 21.0 acres St. Marys on Highway 63, then 1/2 mile east & 3/4 mi. north Hedge posts; 100 cedar posts; Barley Base 44.0 acres on all weather road. Watch for sale signs. corrugated iron; cement blocks; 135 acres of wheat sown for 1969 crop in compliance 100 bales wheat straw;baled with the ASCS requirements. elec. heated alfalfa; cattle oiler; dog carrier; 8 baby pig stall feeders a few hand tools; misc. items. This is a good producing quarter of valley land, with a good Over 300 Head Hog pans & troughs HOUSEHOLD GOODS road on 2 sides and ready for country acres development, close', Feed bunks Large desk; treadle type sew- py Corner School, new highway 70 and Salina, Kansas. Lots of heat lamps, cords, etc. ing machine; rocker; swivel Of Livestock Lots of panels 8' to 12' Terms: 20% down day of sale, balance due on or before Dee chair;upright piano;stone 1968 when a merchantable abstract of title and deed will be gi,e: MILK COWS 7 metalfarrowing crates, churn; 2 aquariums, 1 large and As 6 yr. old Holstein cow, freshen 22'x38"x6' 1 small; Coleman camp stove; Buyer to receive the lardlord share one third of 1969 wheat crc;. farm Dec. 27 12 A hog houses with floors, few dishes. Possession of balance .,1 cropland acres on full settlement of pa locate 4 yr. old Holstein cow, fresh elec. wired Other small items not listed. price. miles by sale date 2 electric Hyline fencers, elec. then 1 Two 3 yr. old Holstein cows, post milking Steel posts W. L. Waddle, owner Submergible elec. pump Clerk: Leonardville State Bank, 7 yr. old Guernsey, fresh Jan. 8 Leonardville, Kans. F. THIELEN 7 yr. old Guernsey, fresh May MACHINERY - EQPT. Aucts: Foster Kretz & Elmo BERNARDPhone 913-666-4303 Dorrcmce, 4-yr-old Guernsey, fresh Dec. 7 Frank Harz and Bob Perry, Broker and Auctioneers 1966 Di 6 yr. old Brown Swiss, bred 1959 JD 620 gas, excellent Steffen, Clay Center, Ks., Phone For more information Phone TA -54579, Salina, Kansas Oct. 4 shape, good rubber, 3 pt. WA 6-4422, Morganville. corm Two 6 yr. old Angus -Holstein hitch, front end wts., roll-a- exce matic 1958 A cows Good JD, 1959 730 dsl., good just STOCK CATTLE rubber, 3 pt. hitch, front end with Reg. Angus bull, 4 yrs. old wts., roll-a-matic 1958 r Nine 2 & 3 yr. old black cows,MH 1948 101 Jr. with Farm- with fall calves by side hand stacker & manure AC ml Five 2 & 3 yr. old black heifers, scoop AC mi to calve in spring 1950 MH Pony with 1 -row cult., IHC N Four 2 yr. old blk. hfrs. to 14" plow & 6'mounted Sarger calve soon mower ClosingOut Sale fits ] 7 black yearling heifers, offi-1952 MH 26 combine, 12', with IHC 1! ciallycalfhoodvaccinated corn head good 9 Black heifer calves, officiallyJD 3 pt. 8' chisel plow with IHC 8- calfhood vaccinated gauge wheels, like new lizer 5 black bull calves and 3 blk.JD 3 pt. 3-16 plow, like new rubb heifer calves 1959 JD 10 wheel disk Stock IHC n Good MF 3 pt. 7' Pittmanless We Are Selling Out Our Entire tract HAMPSHIRE HOGS mower IHC 1.; (Hogs all breeding stock, vac-1962 MF No. 10 hay baler, IHCr cinated for erysip. & cholera) good at 1/3 to 1/2 off regular prices rubb SPF Reg. Hamp boar, wt. 25030' Viking hay & grain eleva- Machir Reg. Hamp. boar, wt. 400 tor, with unloading swing IHC N 18 bred gilts, to start farrow- down dump, good IHC 2- ing Dec. 18 IHC 13 hole fert. grain drill & 12 sows, start farrowing Nov. seeder attachment 11 & later JD 4 row front mtd. cult. with 'Car siding; drop siding; 5 polyethylene film; screen wall paper; paste. Mr 9 sows, start farrowing Dec. rubber gauge wheels coated box nails; hardboard doors; shiplap; thresholds. Cotter keys; setscrews: 30 IHC 3 pt. 4 row lister, rolling siding nails; 8 casing nails; Pushbars; weatherstrip; washers; angleiron; bar 13 sows & 120 pigs moldboards, with fert. & in- truck dump end gates: V belts;handles;stove iron; rods; paint;roof coat 65 Harry shoats sect. att. glass; exterior slab doors; bolts;screws; pegboard ings and cement;paint re. 1967 Wetmore ton grinder - plaster; 4x12 Masonite; hooks; cement nails; com- mover; linseedoil; brushes: HORSES mixer, real good trim and moldings; Celotex mon nails; box nails; gal. spray paint;galv. pipe fit One half Quarter bred chest-Mounted sprayer with near building board; oak floor- nails; finish nails; mollies; tings; plasticpipe fittings: nut saddle horse, 7 yrs. old new 8 -row JD boom ing; new and used floor fur- cement. copper fittings;flare fit- Small pony & like new saddle, naces;finish and rough trim; legsets: medium size Comfort covers for 730 & 620 oak; 2x12 & 2x10; redwood TOOLS - Pipe wrenches, tings; metal JD rules, tapes, bars, handles, turnbuckles. pulls:s: siding; stakes; bridging; hinges;gees; SHEEP Good 2 row mtd. JD corn reel slats; insulation; panel- levels, mitre boxes, planes, Eye bolts; 9 ewes, one buck, one lamb picker screwdrivers, files, wood knobs; catches; Good semi-mtd. 1 -row JD corn ing; plastic pipe & fittings. bits, steel bits. ware; Z barsand storm HAY picker Ceiling tile; asbestos sid- Snips; saw blades; air door repairs;gate hinges: 1100 bales prairie and brome1958 IHC side delivery rake ing; fence posts; steel pipe; bubble; bar folders; rollers; brackets;locksets;door conduit; stove pipe and fit- frames;elec- On 1900 alfalfa, 100 wheat straw 2 David Bradley flatbed grain seamers; crimpers; shear; grills; picture en. Deb trailers tings; gutter and fittings; br electric fountain; paint sha- trical fittings;breakersewer pip!' Tra4 DAIRY, HOG EQPT., ETC. 2 David Bradley flatbed hay furnace pipe and fittings; ker; 8" jointer; siding cut- trance cable; of Surge milking machine, 2 unit trailers metalbestos; galv. sheets; ters; stool repairs: stainlesssteelseamless flashing; valley; roof edge; floor sander; cash and fittings; bath acres. P.m buckets 2 rubber tired corn picking railing register; calculator; electric traps; faucets; Tra4 wagons and columns; polisher. sories; sewerchemicals; Soul Mueller bulk milk cooler, 2001950 Chev. truck, 1,Z ton, long clothes line posts; alumin- Exp. shields; lag screws; well point; hoesand rakes: gal.self-contained, round wheel base, stock & grain um storm windows; win- glue; shelf hardware; light sink top; putty;house num of s stainless tank, 2 years old sides with 1955 motor, good dow screen; shadescreen; bulbs; 4 tons all sizes bolts bers; enamels. escr 6 good metal hog feeders, 35 rubber cont to 80 bu. Two 300 gal. fuel tanks on All Items Subject To Prior Sale One 20-25 calf size creep stands with Four 80 -gal. Pride of the Farm2 heavy hyd. cylinders for whe, hog waterers tractor equipment buil( 2 baby pig creep feeders, nearNew 8' hyd. cylinder new 4 be Automatic waterline, fence OTHER ARTICLES TOO built line cattle and hog waterers, NUMEROUS TO MENTION Men Solomon Lumber Yard VV this Robert 81 Joetta Asbury Solomon, Kansas OL52351 Kocher's Auction Service - Est. 1949 - Onaga, Kansas 66521 Mr, Auctioneer: James H. Kocher Phone 913 - 889-4339 Car Dr12;

lion( November 12,1968 Grass & Grain [cl:" el 33zPolled Hereford allrs asrit_ ,1 eases AUCTION °W 18 ItsiA Assn. Names Wednesday allow s ex ionof,t "4_ a Eldon Fischer 1:00 p.m The Kansas Polled Hereford AUCTION'NOVEMBER 20 Association has named Eldon Starts 11:00 a.m. The cattle market & hog market Fischer of Seward as its new all classes of livestock. There waswere both active with plentyof buyers for president. SALE a light run, however, due area. Hogs were steady with last week to the rain in this Lunch Served from $16.75 to $17.25. with the bulk of the butchersselling Other officers are Dale Reich, BULLS Paradise, vice president; Arnold NEBRASKA SALE 1 blkwf bull 582 @ 25.10STOCKER & FEEDERHEIFERS Wittorff,Inman,secretary; 1 blkwf bull 610 @ 24.80whiteface heifers 450 @ 25.60 Having decided to quit farming, I will sell at public whiteface heifers and as directors Bob Smith, auction 1 whiface bull 750 @ 24.00 560 @ 23.70 Richfield; Paul Trueblood, Os- at the place 11/2 miles north, 11/2 miles east ofBelvidere, Nebr.; whiteface heifers 577 @ 24.20 or 4 miles south, 11/2 miles east of Bruning, or 8 miles northof STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS black heifers 740 @ 21.10 age City; Leon Riffel, Enter- Hebron on Highway 81, then 21/2 miles east. whiteface steers prise; Lloyd Clarkson, Winfield; 341 @ 31.00COWS whiteface steers 415 @ 32.75 Blk Angus cows and calves Vernon Hoopes, Bluff City; and MH No. 6semi-mtd. mower, 7' whiteface steers 516 @ 28.70 sold at $255 Erwin Serrien, Lincoln. whiteface steers 508 @ 27.60a pair. Utility & commercialcows sold 56 Head of CattleIH 2 -row cultivator from $16 to $18.60. III 10' dump rake whiteface steers 625 @ 26.05 Canners & cutters The auxiliary named Mrs. whiteface steers brought from $13.70to $14.65. Baby 28 head of black and red 32'6" grain auger with gas 595 @ 26.75calves sold from $38 to $53 Bill Watson of Barnardas its stock cows with calves at motor whiteface steers 670 @ 25.20 by the head side, 6 to 8 weeks old whiteface steers president. Other officers JD 4 -row rotary moldboard 620 @ 26.20 are Metal dehorning chuteon rub- lister with rubber press Mrs. Joe Lewis, Lamed; Mrs. ber wheels Land, orestimates Auctioneers For info. LARRY LAGASSE Eldon Fischer, Seward; Mrs. 16'4" grain auger with electric TOM WALKER HOUSEHOLD GOODS CH 31714 Don Riffel, Enterprise; Mrs. Er- motor Barn 243-1074 Owatonna40' vest on ROLLIE LAGASSE win Steele, Lawrence. MISCELLANEOUS bale elevator Stale Home 243-1674 John Deere side rake on rub- es west CH 32215 hot The next Kansas Polled Here- ber fcrd Association show will be at Allis Chalmers Roto-baler Farm MachineryAllis Chalmers WC tractor Norton, March 10. An annual 1950 IH Model M tractor with bale loader II 196 show and sale is held each No- 1953 Ferguson Model TO -30 IH 10' burr grinder CONCORDI A vember in Hutchinson. tractor Dearborne blade with leveling .SALE KANSAS 1958John Deere Model 45 12' wheel combine, with cab Weed sprayer with 20' boom, of Section Krause 13-3 tandem disc, 18" trail type t of the blades Tractor cab Sixty" IH 3-14 plow on rubber Glutton hammer mill Thursday Nebraskans Tops Ferguson 2-14 plow, 3 point Manure loader for IH Model Case 3 -pt. springtooth M tractor or F-20 res JD 16-8 grain drill with rub- res AUCTION At Chicago Show ber press wheels TRUCK & TRAILERS 1948 res A load of 450 -pound Hereford Kelly -Ryan 32'elevator with Chevrolet truck with 10' speed jack box, fold down rack & hoist !ornplicnIce NOV. 21 feeder calves, shown by Earl Case 2 -row planter 2 -wheel trailer, 16", 6 -ply tires SALE Henderson and Sons, Alliance, IH 2 -row lister on rubber 4 wheel trailer with hay rack Nebraska, won grand champion- John Deere 4 -row Go -Dig '8th a good Starts 10:00 a.m. 1400 BALES ALFALFA HAY anent, close ship honors over all breeds at nsas. Lunch Served the Chicago Feeder Cattle show and Sale. This is the eighteenth )efore Dec, Machinery & 240 Harry Ketzbeck, Owner ?d will be: Acre Farm time in the twenty-four year his- Thayer County Bank, Hebron, Nebr., Clerk tory of this show that Herefords - 9 wheatcr As we have decided to quit farming,we will sell all of our dement of farm machinery, miscellaneous items &some household items have captured the top award, Antis: Schalk & San * Wolken located 4 miles south & 1 mile west ofWoodbine, Kansas; or 5 and the sixth time in the past Livestock, Real Estate and General FarmSales miles north on old Highway 77 from westedge of Herington, ten years the Hendersons have Irvin Mounts, 1109 K St, Fairbury, Nebr:,Phone 729-2435 then 1 mile west. Wayne Schnitia, Diller, Nebr., Diller Phone793-3005 shown the grand champion load Duane Wolken, Diller. Nebr., Diller -Phone793-3081 EN (Iv IHC 3-14 plow on rubber Dorrcmce,,..: Machinery IHC 2-14 plow on rubber ctioneers IHC 10' tandem disc la, Kansas 1966 Model E Allis Gleaner 13'1966 IHC 12' springtooth har- combine with pickup att., in row with leveling teeth excellent condition IHC 12' dump rake MONDAY, NOV.18. 1958 Model D17 AC tractor, MISCELLANEOUS Winpower 4 -wheel trailer with 10:00 a.m. - Abilene, Kansas just recently overhauled grain sides, good with good rubber Mayrath 24' hay & grain ele- To settle an estate, the following property will be sold 1958 mtd. 2 -row lister with vator on transporting wheels by the sheriff of Dickinson county, Kansas, to the rolling moldboard 4 -wheel hay trailer; highest bidder for cash in hand at public auction at AC mtd. 8' chisel 4x18' the south front door of the courthouse in Abilene, Ks. AC mtd. Handyman carrier grain auger; 500 bu. steel bin; IHC Model 55T baler, good calf creep feeder; mineral Sargent manure & dirt loader,feeder. 1I0 fits IHC H & M tractors App. 100 to 150 hedge posts, IHC 1959 side delivery rake, various sizes; app. 60 railroad 360 Acres Northeast Dickinson good ties; Twentieth Century AC County IHC 8-16 grain drill with ferti-arc welder, good lizer attachment, on low Simo sickle grinder, like new About half grassland and half terracedwheatground and rubber oil bath pump jack; Comfort IHC mtd cult. for H & M tractor hand sprayer; antique good bottom land. In fivetracts 3 miles west of Uplandon tractors harnesses; tools & other misc. good county gravel road. IHC 18' drag harrow items. Refrigerator; Maytag square es IHC manure spreaderon tub washer; automatic water rubber, 2 wheels, good softener, nearly new; other TRACT 1-160 Acres gravel county road 3 miles to Upland Machinery carry -all on 2 whls. SW Quarter of section 15, township 11 South,range 3, IHC No. 32 trailermower household items not listed. appraised at $21,000. No improvements. IHC 2 -row weeder, good TERMS: CASH TRACT 11-40 Acres e. SE Quarter of the SE quarter, section 16, 'townoihip 11 et screws; Mr. & Mrs. ErvinWines, Owners south, range 3, apppraised at $4500. No improvements. iron; bar 1; roof coat Auctioneers: Carl & Wm. Schnell ; paint re First National Bank, Hope, Kans., Clerk & Cashier TRACT III -40 Acres il; brushes.; Northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section iv.pipe fit 21, township 11 south, range 3.Appraised at $11,000. pe fittings: No improvements. flare fit - n; leg sets; REAL ESTATE AUCTION TRACT IV -40 Acres iges;pulls: 240 ACRES NW quarter of the SW quarter, section 22, township 11 door hard south, range 3, appraised at $L5,000. No improvements. nd storm Selling At Auction 240 Acres, More or Less to hinges; At 2:00 p.m. TRACT V-80 Acres ts;door West half of NW quarter of section 22, township 11 ames; elec On the same day andsame place where Mr. & Mrs. Ervin south, range 3. annraised at $23,000. Modest improve- cakers; en. Deines farm machinery sale will be held. ments, 63 acres cropland, balance good pasture. wer pipe Tract No. 1- W1/2 of SE1%, SE% of the SE% and the E1/2 ,o1repairs: of SW% of Sec. 16, Twp. 15 South, Range 4 east of the6th TERMS & GENERAL CONDITIONS bath acres, p.m., Dickinson County, Kansas. iemicals; .Tract No. 2- 40 acres, SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Sec. 3, Twp. 15 The real estate will be sold pursuant to the judgment of the Court in the case, in and rakes: outh, Range 4 East of the 6th P.M., Dickinson County, Ks. Order of Sale without right of redemption. No bid will be received for less than house num. This real estate will be sold on contract, 10% down day two-thirds of the appraised value, as fixed by the Commissioners in Partition, of sale, 19% when merchantable title and deed is placed in plus costs. escrow at the First National Bank, Hope, Kansas; balance continued on a 15 year contract with the option topay off TERMS OF SALE: 25% down on day of sale and balance whensale its confirmed and within 10years. title approved by buyer's examining attorney. Anew abstract for each tract show- Buyer receives1/3 of all growing crops and 1/3 of the ing merchantable titlewill be furnished. wheat certificates. Possession Date January 1, 1969, of the building site,pasture land and spring crop land. These five tracts join and would make a very good unit. Fullpossession of all land A good large modern home on Tract No. 1, consisting of including 100% of growing wheat on day sale is confirmedand final settlement made. 4 bedrooms,living room, large kitchen with lots of new Large per cent of farmland is Chapman Creek bottomland,someis very best. built-ins & basecabinets, bathroom, utility room & full base- ment, nearlynew forced air furnace. We havespent approximately $3500 in the last 3 years in 2351 this home. Alsolarge barn and other buildings. ESTATE OF JEANIE F. LYON Harper, Hornbaker, Waters & Abbott Charles W. Bradshaw 707 N. Washington-Junction City 206 N. Spruce-Abilene Mr. & Mrs. AlexDefines, Owners Attorneys for Plaintiff Attorney for Defendant Carl Schnell, Auct. & Real Est. Broker, Abilene, Kansas Ray Wilson, Rt. 3, Abilene, CO 3-2400-Auctioneer half of Americanwheat farmers Theshipment of a new agree- could to spur signing wheat prcesseveral boost cents Sales ment - and soon. busheloffi cialssayzpE, InIndianWheat unable to satisfy Agriculture Department sourc-to countries No' Signing of a new Foodfor has been their domestic needs. Friday ces say no decision In the past five years,with Peace agreement withIndia has made on the questionof anoth- been put off until laterthan in India running consistentwheat NOVEMBER er agreementwith India. Food for Z1 any year since 1962,prompting A major reason is thebumpershortages, annual AUCTION growing speculation overthe fu- in India Peace agreementshave been wheat crop harvested Oct. 14, Starts 10:30 ture of the program. this year. There is somedoubtsigned no later than a.m, Involved are up to 100 million grain can be ex-and usually in September. Lunch Served andas to whether advised SALE bushels of American wheat for Peace Indian interests have NEBRASKA ported under the Food Department SALE the possibility of ahealthy program for storageonly. the Agriculture 'boost for U.S. wheatprices at a they would like tocontinue pur- The primary purposeof the in or- will northofcpublic au the place 1 mile time when they are near anall- chases under the program Daykin,tionat program is toprovide foodstuffs against thenI milesllatse Nebr.; or 1 mileeast & 31; time low. der to establish reserves miles south of Tobias,Nebr.; or 6 miles west & 13/4 mu 4 possible future cropfailures. of Western, Nebr. factors SAL But several other tachment, on rubber would be considered in anyde- Cattle IH 3-14 power-trol plow cision, according toAgriculture 53 Head IH No. 238 mountedcultivator "A An Auction connected 6 Hereford cows,with calvesIH No. 185 lister Department sources IH No. 182 lister & OSAGE CO.FARMS at side fert. at 4 CHOICE with the program. 19 Hereford cows tocalve IH 15' disc; IH 12' disc They include: early spring IH F-35 Go -Dig Black cow 12'4" grain auger A SELLING TO HIGHESTBIDflER - Possible reluctanceto sign 20 steer & heifer calves IH 2-14 plow, on rubber an agreement before election 5 yr. old Herefordpolled bull24' elevator; Myers hoist completeDrawbar & swinging bar 1:30 p.m. and risk criticism that it was Surge 2 unit milker, for NI MON., NOV. 25 - IH 4 -bar side rake City Bldg. - City Park -W. edge Osage City designed as an appeal to wheat CAR, TRUCK & TRAILERS IH stacker on rubber farmers in behalf of the -Demo- 1962 Chevrolet Bel -Air,V8, Trail -type Brod-jet sprayer cratic presidential nominee, Vice Powerglide, 35,638 miles, IH 2-94 plow, on rubber M/ 80A Unimp. President Hubert H. Humphrey. very good condition IH 27V mower 43A Imp. - 47A - 120A - 1952 Ford ton pickup withIH single row cornpicker cost of shipping new V8 motor John Deere Model L spreader, -- The high 1946 Chevrolet 1% tontruck on rubber GAYLORD N. BENTON, OWNER wheat halfway round theworld 10' box, good condition IH 18' harrow to a country which has justhad Steel gear, with 100 bu. flareHorn manure loader a record harvest. box Hammer mill It will pay you to attend. Sales for cash or owner carry505 . Old wagon 20'7deposit sale day, balance January 10, 1969. Allclear. --The wisdom of making in IH tractor dump rake Deeds and abstracts to buyers. 11/2%to brokers, inquire. 01111111.11111.1 Kansas City, such circumstances more wheat Farm MachineryJohn Deere No. 999 planter Call - GR 1-1143, Commerce Trust Bldg. 64106, sales which will be paid for in 1953 Super M tractor, wide Missouri. Indian currency - rupees - front, live pump, 2 -way hyd. HAY & STRAW when the government has a system, very good condition2500 bales alfalfa hay 1949 Model H tractor, with 200 bales prairie hay SHOPEN REALTY AUCTION CO. large account of unspent rupees Super kit, good condition Some straw Specialists In Real Estate Auctions from previous sales. 1961 John Deere Model 55 14' But, there is activity on be - combine SOME ANTIQUES '11 IH No. 46 14' wheel tandem HOUSEHOLD GOODS disc, 18" blades IH 16-8 drill, with seeder at- MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE Carl Endorf Estate Phone 243-2263, Tobias, Nebr. Iv "VAUCTION Jefferson County Bank, Daykin, Nebr., 'Clerk goods Aucts: Schultis & Son & Wolken Livestock, Real Estate and General Farm Sales REA. Saturday, November23 Irvin Schultis, 1109 K St., Fairbury, Nebr.,Phone 729-2415 Commencing at 10 a. m. Wayne Schultis, Diller, Nebr., DillerPhone 793.3005 4 -bed Duane Wolken, Diller, Nebr., Diller Phone793-3081 Ellsworth County, Kansas EMMA ROLF BURLINGTON, KANSAS 1 600 ACRES EST ATE Coffey Eureka TRACT 1 --- 10 A. M. --- 640 ACRES Section 32, Township 15, Range 6 -- 2 miles Southeast of Carneiro All pasture Water well and spring Terms: 25% down on day of sale. Balance due when .lear abstract showing merchantabletitle is furnished. Possession: December 16, 1968. County TRACT 2 --- 11 A. M. --- 240 ACRES Southeast %. and North % of Southwest 1/4, of Section 12, Township 15. Range 7 Livestock Sale Sale % mile west and 1 mile north of Carneiro. 108 Acres in cultivation 16 Acre conserving base Garage. Open Shed Every Balance pasture mid farmstead 44 Acres sown to wheat Granary. Barn Every 44 Acre wheat allotment 6 Room House Brooder House 23 Acre feed grain base Water well and spring Monday T1 Terms: 25% down on day of sale. Balance due when clear abstract showing merchantable title isfurnished. Wednesday acres, Possession: Possession of pasture, open ground, and builaings, March 1, 1969. Possession of ground in grow- ing rc ing wheat, August 1, 1969, or when wheat is harvested. Purchaser will receive 1-3 of 1969 wheat crop STARTS 12 NOON STARTS 1:00 P.M. panell and 1-3 of the 1969 wheat certificates. age, 1 water 1PACT 3---12:30 P. M. --- 320 ACRES CATTLE and HOGS school from South 1/2 of Section 7, Township 15, Range 6 - ' i mile west and 1 mile north of Carneiro. 58 Acres in cultivation 23.8 Acre wheat allotment 8 Acre conserving base 1400 HEAD T Ba:ance pasture 12 Acre feed grain base 20 Acres sown to wheat o 700 atSpecial Stocker appro Terms: 25% down on day of sale. Balance due when char abstract showing merchantable title is furnished. T Pcseess'on: Possession of pasture, December 16, 1968. Possession of open ground, March 1, 1969. Possession & FeederSale appro of arourd in growing wheat, August 1, 1969, or when wheat is harvested. Purchaser will receive 1-3 Good Cattle the special The market at Sat Seller of the 1969 wheat crop, and 1-3 of the 1969 wheat certificates. - stocker & feedersale last 300600 steady toinosti T TRACT 4 --- 1:30 P. M. --- 320 ACRES urday waswith $1 ina fe T Feeder Pigs 50c higher, a co' South 1/2 of Section 6, Township 15, Range 6 - ,1/2 mile west and 2 miles north of Cameiro. bunches. Followingis All pasture Pond and springs Our market last week Wednes- day was fully steady. Here is densd rep lbs. F Terms: 25% down on day of sale. Balance due when clear abstract showing merchantable title is furnished. 375.450 Lawry a sampling by classes: Steere calves 932,ort: Possession: December 16, 1968. . . 2a1 Steer calves 400-500 lbs. @ ...... lbs. 28.50-31.50 Steer calves,450.600 H TIUTT 5 --- 2:30 P. M. --- 80 ACRES Heifer calves, 400-500 lbs. @ 27.00'0.0 of Section 12, Township 15, Range 7 ...... lbs. @25.81 West 1/2of Northwest 1/4 .3.5.0.466 % mite west, 2 miles north and 3/4 mile west of Carneiro. 24.00-26.50 Heifers ble, b Cows steady to 50c higher, 27.00 24111 chair: All pasture Spring water lbs. @ table, Terms: 25% down on day of sale. Balance due when clear abstract showing merchantable title is furnished. mainly 14.00-18 00 Heifers, 450-550 Bulls 21.00 to 22.50 26.00 van, Possession: December 16, 1968. Yearling steers,600-750 lbs. small Good Yearling steers, 600-700 . .... 25,00.270 . .. rugs; NOTE: The sale of each tract will be held on each respective tract at time designated. lbs. @ 25.50-26.50 ...... 600.700 lbs. Good Heifers, 600-700 lbs. @ Yearling heifers, Bec Purchaser will sign a purchase agreement at the time the down payment is made 22.50-24.00 @ 23.00.25.00750-900 lbs. matt 1968 taxes will 109 paid by sellers. FEEDER PIGS: steady @ Feeder steers, 24 00.52 ofch All real estate sold subject to any road or pipeline easements. 11.50 to 15.00 ...... chair - CONSIGNMENTS Any statement made sale day will take precedence over any printed matter. CONSIGNIVIENTS FOR EARLY 18 sewir MON., NOV. Inspection: Real Estate may be inspected anytime by calling the auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13 wi 0-)g' 2 The Ladies Aid of the Cameiro Methodist Church will have a lunch stand at noon on Tract 2. 45 headHereford cows chair, 75 good WF steer & heifer foot; balance calves at coswsprino. met, calves, 400-500 lbs. head Angus 57 good black steer & heifer ers; 20 balance matte EMMA ROLF ESTATE calves, 450-550 lbs. 10 calvesatfoot, 2 ba 'IENRY I. PROCHASKA and BETTY J. GWINNER, Co -Executors 25 good Charolais steer & heif- springers. cu er calves, 500-550 lbs. &Feeder dishe 23 Holstein steers, 600 lbs. Stocker VICTOR BROS. SALES, Inc 37 mixed yearling steers, 500- Sn; 650 lb JfA/NOV. 23 des Auctioneers - Brokers - Appraisers 29 VVF feeder heifers, 550-600 2041/2 N. Douglas Ellsworth, Kansas lbs. Phone GR 2-4142 Rockhili Victor Smischny, Auctioneer Raymond Vaughn Herb GI There is no substitute for experience. BURLINGTON 364-2581EUREKA 013'" PHONE. Auct BARN PHONE 364-9576 BARN G: alcerlt

It4414.4.4...6.CP1 November 12, 1968 cil of the International Move- Grass & Grain 35Grange ment of Atlantic Union Inc.; Must Fill and a member of Inter -Ameri- 111 IER22 can Economic Policy Committee on Canadian-Amerdican Rela- NewsomRole tions. 30 a.m. Farmer politics in Washing- He also is a member of the ton, Transportation Council of the erved D.C., won't be quite the Advisory Committee on Agricul- icumaisCloth) same afterNov. Department of Commerce; trus- 19 when atee, Joint Economic Council ontural Cooperation to the Agency new master of the National forInternational Development SALE Grange will take office. Economic Education; a charter Member of the Advisory Coun-and 25 other foundations com- Herschel Newsom, national mittees and boards. .%st & 71 grange master, and the grand Hiles Quarter Horse south old man of national farm pol- SALE itics, will resign during thean- Friday der -SAT., NOV. 16 nual convention Nov. 11-19 of >low the National Grange in Peoria, cultivator "A SALE FOR HORSES Starts 12:30 Ill. AUCTION OF THE FUTURE" Noon A new master will be elect- NOV. 15 discrtfeatt, ed during this 102nd annual At The Emporia Livestock convention of the grange. New- SALE Dber Sales Co. som has been master since 1950. Starts 12:00 Noon EMPORIA, KANSAS He gained considerablesta- Yers hoist ture and made many national Lunch Served bar for 14 Due to my health,I am forced to quit farming political level friends during his to the highest bidderat our farm located 11/2 and will sell Selling 47 Head tenure as head of this oldest of Winifred, or 5 weston Hwy. 9 and 41/2 northmiles south of Drayer from Frankfort,or 8 east of Marysville on gravel road Dber MARES-COLTS- U.S. farm organizations. on Hwy. 36 to the Wini- GELDINGS-STUDS He has taken an appoint- fred road, then61/2 south. icker Including lots of outstanding cutting horses ment of the U.S. Tariff Com- Rotary hoe, 4 -row with flexible sections, spreader, that have done well in competition mission by President T MACHINERY 3 -point hitch Johnson. The termisfor six 1968 - 4020 Diesel John Deere tractor Post hole digger, 3 -point hitch For Catalogs, Write years. with syncro-range transmission, wide Bale loader, round or square bales. VERLIN GREENor BOB WILSON front end, fenders (front and rear), 24 ft. bale elevator, 1/2 horse elec. motor Auctioneers & Sale Managers Newsom has had a colorful 18:4-34 tires, 10.00-16 flotation tires, 4 Liftall, 3 point hitch BOX BB, ST. GEORGE, KANS.66535 tenure in Washington and holds front and 2 side weights, 3 sets of rear Fertilizer attachment for drill ate weights,differential lock and 2 hy- 4 -wheel trailer with flat bed,8x16 on these presidentialappoint- rubber Planter draulic cylinders, Roll -guard and ra- ments: Public Advisory Com- dio. 330 actual hours. LW mittee on U.S. Trade Policy: 1968 - F145H John Deere5-16plow, President's Commission on Em- semi -mounted, steerable, 3 -point hitch. TRUCK y 20"anti -friction bearings, 3cover ployment of the Handicapped; boards and weed hook 1968 - 2 ton Chevrolet 50 series truck. 2 Citizen's Commission on Inter- 1968 - 410 14 ft. Massey Ferguson com- speed axle, extra heavy duty springs Thursday bine with cab and blower, hydraulic and mud flaps. New 17,/z ft. Haul-Mor national Cooperation: Presi- box and folding stock rack. Less than LIES AUCTION control reels, milo guards. Run 100 hrs. dent's Rural Safety Council; and 1968 - 470 International disk, 171/2 ', fold- 600 miles GODS Citizens, Committee for Interna- ing wings, dual wheels, 20" blades. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: All of the a- DUS NOVEMBER 21 tional Development. middle buster. Disked less than 100 bove machinery is new or near new SALE In 1963, Newsom was elected acres. and is in above average condition and 1968 - F500 John Deere spring tooth, 20' ready to go to the field. Starts 1 p.m. the eighth president of the In- 3 -point hitch, support stands, smooth- ternational Federation of Agri- ing attachments cultural Producers (IFAP), a 1967 - 494A John Deere 4 -row planter MISCELLANEOUS I will sell at public auction my real estate and household with fertilizer boxes, furrow openers 14 ft. aluminum boat with 5 horsepower goods at my home in Wabaunsee, Kans. federation of farm organizations 1967 - RG4 John Deere 4 -row cultivator, Firestone motor, trailer, 2 oars and 4 from five continents. He retir- rear mounted, 3 -point hitch, 21 swe, life jackets, runs good vd as president of this group eps, 2 stabilizing disks Set of new plow lays 2 pump jacks es ZEAL ESTATE - WABAUNSEE, KANS. 1967 - 22A Heavy duty John Deere sub- Buzzsaw Tumble Bug l92435 in 1966. soiler, 3 -point hitch. 100 gallon Bushnell single compartment 3005 He is chairman of the U.S. 1966 No. 10 John Deereside mounted fuel tank, Wayne pump and filter 3081 4-bedrm. modem home, 21 city lots on 4 acres mower, fits 3010, 3020 and 4020. Winch with 4,000 pound strength with Food for Peace Council; chair- 1966 - 896A John Deere Rake, 9 -ft. 100 ft. airplane cable man of the World Food Crisis Quik coupler hitch for John Deere trac- 5 - 16 deep sucked lays Committee; trustee of the Am- tor Stock rack for Chevrolet pickup truck erican Freedom from Hunger 127 John Deere Gyramore (Rotary Mow- with fleetside bed er), 5 ft., 3 -point hitch Hedge posts Misc. used tires Foundation: director of Crusade Allis Chalmers roto baler,good belts, 2 -1/2 horse electric motors for Freedom; member of the Excellent condition Wood or coal tank heater, 2 years old Committee on Trade, Monetary Case springy. tooth, 19. ft. Other articles too numerous to mention a and Corporate Policy of the At- lantic Council of the United EDWARD PAPE States: a director, Transporta- GENE TOBY, Auctioneer ROBERT TOBY, Clerk tion Association of America and

B®wolav Ocilc4 Starts 1 p.m. This week's sale found more smaller consignments and heavier kinds steady to 250 lower. Butcher cows of stocker cattle and a few feeder steers. They varied about steady, butcher bulls lower. We had mostly from plain to choice quality and from 300 to 900 lbs. stocker cattle and selling to a majority of local This 4 -bedroom modern home and 21 city lots, approx. 4 Our market was very active on all classes. All calves farmers. acres, in Wabaunsee, Kans. The 4 -bedroom home has large liv- sold fully steady,yearlings steady to 250 higher, feeder P.M. ing room, dining room. These two rooms finished walnut color paneling, nice kitchen with built-ins, bath, basement, 2 -car gar- REPRESENTATIVE SALES MADE MONDAY NOVEMBER 4, 1968 age, large barns, attached shed, grain bin, good; well, plenty Name Address Description Weight Price Durrcl Johnson, Delphos, 3 whifc strs 575 @26.40 water; 500 -gal propane tank, mail route by home. Wamego Roy Winters & Sons, Glasco - 1 black steer 610 @26.00 school school bus to Wamego, 5 miles from Wamego, 12 miles 1 black whifc steer 460 @ 26.90 36 whifc heifers 521 @25.70 from Manhattan, on Highway 18. A. C. Belisle, Miltonvale, 1 whifc steer 640 @ 26.50 1 whifc steer 475 @25.60 Terms of sale 20% of purchase price day of sale, bal. uopn 4 whifc heifers 506 @ 25.20 3 whifc heifers 388 @25.50 ocker approval of title. John Palmer, Miltonvale, 3 whifc strs 688 @ 25.60 1 whifc steer 610 @25.10 Sale This property may be purchased on contract subject to 4 whifc heifers 497 @ 24.20 3 whifc & roan heifers 533 @24.30 approval by owner prior to day of sale. 2 whifc heifers 657 @ 23.80 2 whifc heifers 567 @23.70 special Tom Carlin, Scottsville, 2 whifc mixed last Sat Seller will pay 1968taxes. 497 @24.00 Paul Rolph, Delphos, 1 whifc steer 180 @24.70 1 black whifc bull 550 @23.10 1 whifc heifer 515 @21.30 omostly The farmland planted to wheat, buyer gets landlord share. in a few Clyde Shamburg, Glasco, 1 whifc steer750 @25.10 Howard Constable, Delphos This property will sell following the sale of household goods. 1 black heifer isa con. 595 @20.10 7 red & black steers 616 @ 26.70 Real Estate sold by CARLSON AGENCY, Manhattan. ,Clair Blake, Miltonvale, 1 whifc steer 310 @232.00 7 black heifers 568 @ 24.40 lbs. For more information on property or to inspect call or see, 3 whifc & rn wf steers 486 @28.50 Emerson Altman, Tescott, 3 rd&blk strs 356 @27.75 29.50.32.D0 Lawrence Welter, Auctioneer, Manhattan PR 8-3455. 1 whifc steer 470 @?27.70 1 black heifer 310 @25.50 ) 2 whifc & blk whifc steers 592 @26.50 lbs. @ HOUSEHOLD GOODS 1 roan cow 785 @10.90 27.00-20.00 ANTIQUES 1 char. steer 655 Ca?26.30 Onis McClintock, Simpson, 1 whifc bull 670 @22.00 25.00- Magic Chef gas range;ta-Secretary & writing desk, very 2 whifc heifers 455 @25.60 Ranney & Ranney, Delphos, 1 blk bull 1430 @19.00 ble, buffet, 6 chairs; Morris good condition Orval Halderson, Glasco, 12 whifc steers 426 @229.90 Name withheld, Salina, 4 whifc steers 602 @25.50 @ 24.00- chair; telephone desk; coffeeLarge offering antique dishes, 15 whifc heifers 430 @ 25.85 8 whifc steers 807 @25.70 table, glass top; large fan; di- beer mugs 1 whifc cow 995 @ 13.70 Braun Bros., Miltonvale, 7 whifc steers507 @27.75 50 lbs. @ van,nice;oval top stand; Picture frames Name withheld, Salina, 14 whifc sirs S11@ 28.00 7 whifc steers 612 @ 27.10 2 6.00-27.00 small stand; swivel chair; Platform rockers, piano bench Mrs. A. E. Halderson, Glasco, 4 wf strs396 @ 29.90 1 whifc steer 545 @ 26.00 700 lbs. rugs; Folding table 4 whifc heifers 402 @ 25.85 Stone jars 1 whifc heifer 405 @ 24.10 Bedroom suite, box spring 1 whifc cow 1035 @ 14.30 Bar K Ranch, Glasco, 15 hol. steers 777 @ 21.50 0 lbs. @ mattress, dresser, small chestComplete set of dishes M. P. Meadows, Concordia, 1 blk hfr 215 @ 26.25 ?4 00-25.50 of drawers; 2 upholstered Large offering of silverware 25 blk& blk wf steers 548 @27.00 Large offering of old story 23 black whifc heifers 431 @ 25.85 28 whifc steers )1ENTS chairs; sectional book case; 1 red whifc heifer 495 @ 24.50 792 @25.50 18 sewing machine; books, school books, song 14 black steers 809 @25.85 vs w/35 books 2 rocking chairs; 2 lawn RADIO ANNOUNCEMENTS AND TIMES spring; chairs; dressers; kitchen cab- Number of other items not BONDED & cows WI inet, metal top; bed spring &mentioned. K.F.R.M. - 7:50 A.M. Saturday, Sunday and Monday LICENSED ialance mattress, bed, metal top table; MISCELLANEOUS K.S.A.L. - 12:45 A.M. Saturday, Sunday and 6:25 A.M. Mon Home utility1/2 hp. electric K.M.M.J. 7:30 to 7:40 A.M. Mondays 2 bathroom heaters; beddingdrill; electric motor; 5 -ton hy- ,eder & curtains; cooking utensils;draulicjack;screw jack;3 dishes. log chains; truck mirror ex- 23 Small items and other arti-tension, new; vise, hand tools, Cla Oil CO Zirenlock ExeA8/2f-e cles too numerous to mention.garden tools. SALE BARNPhone 568-2311 OWNERS & OPERATORS SALES REPRESENTATIVES L. R. NOTHERN ROLAND NOTHERN LYLE BELDEN-BeloitARNOLD FILE -Beloit 3.5493 HARRY EKART, Owner Phone 568-2716 Phone 568-2350 a 3.9944 Phone Wamego 456-9505 PE 8-5037 PE 8-3413 Aucts: Lawrence Welter, Clerk: Harold Carlson. Glenn Applegate. 1111111. For the same wages,a food chain driver can movefour Grass & Grain bread as his times as much 36Major Stretch From wholesalecounterpart, who November 12,1968 Marketing drives a smaller van.As a re- sult, private -labelbread under- late into onecent a loaf price of bread. inthtAllis sells the advertisedbrands by as A take-ovo ToBread Cost loaf and al- Salesmen typically At each stop along aroute, amuch as six cents a get a rath,Avo years, Wheat Pricein many citiesrecently. 25% of aller low base pay of $40 jostle forready accounts for to $5gaogdrastic A bushel of wheatbrings the In some cities inthe east, a bread salesman must week, and then and makes bread sells forshelf space wiithsalesmen frombread sold. get 10%colt,rafts - farmer about $1.25 major brand of must pick oddly, oftenmission on the wholesale Newly ele enough flour for 69loaves of 40 cents for a 114pound loaf. other bakeries. They Such competition, value left from the marketing costs of sales. 'When breadprices cott has sec bread. But at 30 cents aloaf, Generally, bakers blame pro-up unsold loaves tends to inflate g daily bill The major p, the salesman is have apreta four loaves of breadis about all con- day before, present a and bread prices. getting duction costs, citing wage and often volume, and 10% of the action without or about$ that can be boughtby a farm But actually,to the store manager brands strive for any tracts and the like. in the af-in order to keeptheir bread onincrease in sales. ) for 196 wife with the $1.25 herhusband the principal problemIn bread turn to the store late Whatever progress of wheat. and re - a grocer'sshelf often must bakers harp cutba gets for the bushel prices is marketing -gettingternoon to straighten can make in cutting That is the extremeconflict stack the shelves. Theresult, scramble to keep himhappy. marketing farm rawit to the consumer. agree, One way obviouslyis to give costs could have a substantial between the price of The cost of moving aloaf ofmany industry sources impact on profits materials and the costof the to a has been to perpetuate amar-him more profit. and consumer bread from the bakery retail prices as well. The finished consumerproduct thathousewife's grocery cart ex- keting system geared tothe Of the 2 -cent hike in average infuriates both the 40 years ago. bread prices imposedin manyAmerican eats 92pounds of so easily ceeds the cost ofgrowing the corner grocery of bread a year and spends Bakeries recognize theprob- cities this fall, the bakersallow- nearly farmer and the consumer. wheat, milling theflour, and 7% of his grocery budget pronounced in lem but have been slowto doed a half cent of itto go to the on the The gap is most baking the bread. staple. According to the the bread -baking industry.While Major brands of bread are something about it. grocery foradditional profit. Federal for about A major threat to them nowisThis puts the grocer'sprofit atTrade Commission,postwar farm costs account distributed by driver-salesmen, price increases for bread the farm- that around five cents a loaf,which have 40% of all food prices, paid mainly by commission,who the supermarket chain been over three times retail bread bakes its own bread,distributesmakes it one of the moreprofit- greater er's share of the not only deliver theloaves but than the average hike for dollar is so small thatif farm- theit in trailer -truckquantities, able items in thesupermarket. other stack and arrange them on food products and have As we 1 their wheat it and lets the storestack the Neither farmers normillers account ers gave away grocery shelves aswell. ed for nearly one -fifth of Nebr., we would little more thancancel think they are get- the shelves itself. nor bakers rise in grocery bills since miles east 2 -centincreasesinbreadprices ting much for their partin the 1945. west of 11 loaf of bread. All lookfor ways to beat their basiccosts. Wheat grown in thecentral Comeback By 4( sell for less part of Kansas may 35 Herefoi MONDAY, NOV.18 than $1.20 a busheland cost 20-Alfalfa Seed Crop face stoc city miller. The 1968 alfalfa seed produc of age, I 30 cents to get it to a pay $1tion in Kansas was forecasts - istered F AUCTION STARTS 12:00 NOON LUNCH SERVED East coast bakeries may and will a hundredpounds to ship flour5.6 million pounds - more the in sprirq HOLSTEINS from Kansas Cityto their 21/z times last year's small notRegistered SALE 47 HEADHIGH GRADE plants. put, according to the Kansas heifer br The miller for yearshas con- Crop Reporting Service. ed Here of a cent calve this 160 ACRESOF CROPLAND tributed only six -tenths The indicated 1968 crop of alRegistered to a loaf of bread,and net prof- falfa seed is only three -fifths of cow brec only 1/4 of the 1962-66 average of 9,093,8 ed Here: its of millers average calve thi all the following 1% of sales. pounds. This year's crop is a of state - Willsell at genuine auction 13 miles west would Registered Owner moving outthe farmstead, locatedfrom 11111 City, Kansas In fact, ingredient costs posted to be harvested from bull, 5 ye described property at Directional signs will beposted. actually show a decline overthe 70,000 acres, compared with er on Highway 24,then North 3 miles. Registered to trailer past decade were it notfor the 25,000 acres harvested last yez tic generator, 12,000 JD 3 -row weeder bull, 2 ye 18,000 KWH, PTO, ontrail- har- wheat tax imposed onmillers in but 22 percent less than the 5 er JD 4 -section springtooth which year average of 89,800 acresAngus year Complete er TOW 1963. The Federal levy, Knipco Kero space heater, Wetmore hammermill helps underwrite the govern- The expected 1968 yield per as All of the 75,000 BTU JD tool bar, 14', with gauge ment's price support program 01 80 pounds compares with been e,alfh Dispersal 24 neck chains with brass num- wheels, 5 shanks 73 cents pounds per acre last year aeral are Sale Will Start With bers JD No. 5 mower, 7' for wheat, amounts to registered. Holstein Cattle At Noon Registered brand "7R" rightJD 16-10 grain drill, lowrub- per bushel of wheat, afigure the 5 -year average yield of ii An outstanding set of cows; hip location, electric brand - ber, DR, both discs and hoe that millers and bakerstrans - pounds per acre. top ing iron large type, well uddered, Numerous other items openers Mc producers. Herd on official 1963 JD 5-16 mouldboard plow, 1958 IH N.c DHIA test. Individual records hyd., hard surface lathes, with live furnished day of sale. Rolling heavy duty, like new pump, fa herd average first ten monthsFarm MachineryJD chisel, Series 100, 16' with end,pow I of 1968: 14,142 lbs. milk,3.62 rod weeder attachment lbs. fat. SHOP TOOLS - EQUIPMENT Co. Inc. tiresand per cent test, 511 1963 JD 4010 tractor, diesel, IHC 3-16 mouldboard plow Red CloudLivestock Comm. 1955 IH Nc Your early inspection of new rubber, dual hyd.,PTO,21' grain auger with live cows invited. 600 gallon water tank Nebraska fast hitcl excellent condition 4 -section drag harrow Red Cloud, 28 mature cows, 1st calf to 3rdComfort cab for JD 4010 wheeleithaulewcl' calf cows, 19 now in produc-Bulldozer for 4010 or 4020 JD2 -section drag harrow tion, fresh since September Dump rake; IHC horse mower c k tractor Five star 3 pt. post hole digger 1. All cows and heifers will1952 G JD tractor, row crop, courtCocks: be in production by January good rubber,starter -lights,27' Mayrath auger, Briggs en- Sale Every Tuesday 15, 1969. Power-trol gine Starts 12:30 Noon 1952 MH I` 6 first calf heifers, freshen in3 -pt. hitch, sells separate, fits6 -section rotary hoe 195pe211Aedc c6o,1 November -December JD G-70-60 IHC rod weeder 6yearlingopenheifers, 2 hyd. cylinders; hoses Cattle 1964 IH I\Tc JD Model 45 loader, mounted,Co-op 50 -gal. electric hog wa- The Home Of The Best Feeder KABSU breeding sells separately In Southern Nebraska andNorthern Kansas hayI nbt aelrent 7 heifer calves to 6 weeks of12 -volt tractor radio terer 1964 age, Sire ABS Promis JD A tractor, good condition,Co-op 26 bu. calf feeder All cows and heifers bred to good rubber Hay feed racks; 2 truck tarps disc wit1- ABS "Promis" 1958 JD 95 combine, 18', excel-6 20' feed bunks on steel skids Interstate health papers - TB lent 2 evaporative coolers For Consignments or EarlyListings Contact: and Bangs tested. Heifers of-1949 Chevrolet truck, 2T, 6400Assorted seed - 100 lbs. Fron- 196h5itcAhCrn9°C1 ficially vaccinated bangs - Series, good cond., bed -racks, tier hybrid forage; 50 lbs. Barn Phones: 746-2620 -746-2622 mire spr vaccinated with Somato-Staph. underbody hoist, only 46,000 Advance 22 hybrid milo, Duncan mt You will like the size, disposi- others hyd. bud tion and condition of this set actual miles. Good rubber 16 Creosote poles, 30', 5 poles, of cows. Seller will care for THC W-30 tractor 35' Heidelk, New Miller wheel disc, 14' Dean Jones, owner Harry 742-Sia cows overnight to accommo-JD Model 112 Chuckwagon forElectric 500 chick brooder Blue Hill - date buyer. 2 300 -gal. fuel tanks Nelson - 2254281 IF1, Mr, ensilage -grain on trailer 140 gal. pickup tank with DAIRY EQUIPMENT W -W cattle chute; W -W calf Blackmere pump Auctioneer; 300 gal. Dairy King stainless cradle IHC 3 hp stationary engine bulk tank with compressor20' low implement trailer Farm Master milker with com-JD No. 12 ensilage cutter with Pump jack; 125 new hedge pressor, 2 suspended buck- single row head and 6' cutterposts; 100 electric fence posts; ets, pipe line, complete. bar lots of wire; stock tank . Ritchie 4-dr. electric auto wat-JD side delivery rake, No. 894-. 1/2 HP electric air compres- erer A sor Forney 180 amp welder; Co-op 170 bushel bulk feed 4' tumblebug; 2 -horse Fresno post vise; hand tools; fence bin with 16'4" auger JD manure spreader, Model Htools; 2 110V fencers; 12v fen- Co., Inc. New WinPower standby elec-Massey -Harris chassis flatbedcer; 22' aluminum ladder. Superior Livestock Comm. Superior, Nebraska REAL ESTATE SELLS AT 3:00 P.M. 160 ACRES Northwest Quarter (NWY4) of Section Thirty-four (34),Township Seven (7), Range Twenty-five (25), Graham County, Kansas. An all cultivated quarter of terraced farmland, containing 160 acres, more or less. Total crop acres 152 - Wheat Allotment 44.7 planted with all to purchaser! Sale EverySaturday Feed Grain Base 29 Acres Conserving Base 59 Acres. 12:30 Noon Irrigation on adjoining land. A fine quarter of cultivated land! Sale Starts At REAL ESTATE TERMS: 25% shall be paid day of sale; balance upon approval of merchantable abstract of title and delivery of warranty deed. Seller vays 1968 Nebraska taxes. Immediate possession in full upon comnletion of milo harvest; all interest in Largest Pig Market InSouthern planted wheat to buyer. Mineral Rights - Outstanding from July 12, 1967 for a And NorthernKansas term of 5 years an un-divided 1/2 interest; further reserving untosellers an undivid- Dependable CattleMarket ed 1/4interest for term of 15 years, non -participating. Exact terms announced at auction shall take precedence. ListingsContact: TERMS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cash day of sale. For Consignments or Early Barn Phone:879.3711 Gail G SEIMED RICHMEIER, MORLAND,KAN.PHONE MA 7-39111 a Sale Conducted By Jimi* Bruning,879.4220 114f' LEGERE AUCTION & REALTY CO. Audiessees Nob: Dean Jones, owner . .Superior This in an Opportunity Auction, the Richmeiers Nelson - 225-4281 . Radio Km AUCTIONEERS REALTORS are moving out ofstate.The Official DHIA Record will tell the story on the Holstein herd. For Information Call913-674-29.49 HillCity, Kansas, Don Legere, AFLB "Nationally Accredited Farm & Land Broker.' The condition of the machineryfsvery good throughout.All sales will be final. Announce- ments made atauction shall take precedence. LICENSED KANSAS - COLORADO - OKLAHOMA - NEBRASKA Early inspection closing of obseletefacilities, re.changes in plant manufacturing 36.MajorShakeup At earthmoving and processing Grass & Grain 19,8 location ofsome operations, allocations. Aside from and dropping of the re -equipment; and 16% by electri- 37 some product organizational maneuvers,prof-cal equipment. November12, 1968 His Chalmers lines. "ts were less than three-quarters target for the past Allis has beena poor earningsof a million dollars A take-over performer for on $610 mil- get a o years,Allis-Chalmers is tak- several years, lion in sales for the firstnine $40 to in drastic steps to improve its and there have beenunsuccess-months of this year. SELL EVERY WEDNESDAY 10% c7111. ful merger attemptsin the past ,fits. Scott said there would be esale Newly electedpresident Davidtwo years with Ling-Temco- ma- jor cuts in nonproductionwork- At Onaga 1:00 P.M. d Prices t hassaid the company will Vought, Inc., GeneralDynamics, pretax loss of $50 million and City Investing Co. ers and the corporate staff 's getting ace a would be reduced from 1500 (CATTLE AND HOGS ith_mit an about $25 million after tax- The $50 million loss itself to or 100, as there would bea major for 1968.Plans call for a stems from sizable writeoffsof CONSIGNMENTS FOR NOV. 13 ) in employment, plant and machinery and effort to decentralize thecom- 3s bakerstarp cutback majorpany. 15 Hereford steers, 550 lbs. g rnaritellr, 45 choice Angus steer & heifer calves, 400-500 lbs. abstaottal Allis-Chalmers employs about 10 mixed heifers, 400 lbs. nd Monday 32,000 people, and nearly 18,000 6 Holstein steers, 600 lbs. e of them had been nonproduction 30 choice Hereford bull calves, 500 lbs. all vacc. & weaned mounds workers. of This is just a partial list of consignments. We are expect- Penis neari AUCTION The company makes a long ing a good run of cattle for the sale Wednesday. 11udget on 1. NOVEMBER 18 list of products. About one-third the pedee; of sales in 1967 was contributed Postwar SALE Starts 1:00 p.m. by farm, industrial tractor and bread outdoor power equipment; an- Onaga Community Sale les Lunch Served greater other 27% by industrial equip- Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889-4461 ike for (Not Many Small Items) ment; 24% by construction or 889-4665, ONAGA, KS. .ave As we have purchased the Porter Grocery Store in Hubbell, fifth of Nebr., we willsell the following at pupblic auction located 41/2 Tales east of Chester, Nebr., on blacktop road; or 13/4miles since 1941 th west of Hubbell, Nebr., on blacktop road. ANNUAL PRODUCTION SALE By Danuser 2 pt.8' rear blade 2 4 -wheel Electric No. 5020 fac- 40 Cattle tory trailers with 6x12 Dolt- 35 Hereford and black white- meier 140 bu. wood boxes 'd Crop face stock cows, 3 to 8 years and electric hoists seed pro -of age, pasture bred to reg-2 AC combines for parts KOCHER HEREFORDS s forecast istered Polled Hereford bullsIH single row field cutter with - more th and will start calving early with row crop & windrow r's small in spring attachments or Registered Polled Hereford Case 7x18 grain drill with the Kansas heifer bred to registered Poll- seeder attachments & press ed Herefordbull,and to wheels 50 BULLS MOST ARE 68 crop of calve this fall. 1953 IH 4 -bar side delivery hay SERVICEABLE AGE El. Registered Polled Hereford rake on steel three -fifths r' cow bred toregistered Poll-IH 7' semi -mounted mower e of 9,0930( ed Hereford bull and to Dempster tool bar with IH 20 HEIFER CALVES 's crop is calve this fall lister attachments eRegistered Polled Hereford Oliver No. 100 hyd. 3x14 plow These Cattle All Have tested from bull, 5 years old, good breed- on rubber pared with er IH 2x14 hyd. plow on rubber CLEAN PEDIGREES sted lastya: Registered Polled Hereford 40' aluminum trough grain & s than the bull, 2 years old, good breed- hay PTO elevator er Mounted 3 point hitch or draw- 39,800 acresAngus yearling bull bar, boom -type sprayer KW TRUE ONWARD 51st yield per ate. All of the above cows haveFerguson rigid shank 3 pt. [pares with been calf hood vaccinated. Sev- cultivator are purebred, but not2 -wheel flatbed hay trailer on We believe that the picture above says more than Kocher Herd Sires last year tr' eral rubber we might write regarding the individuality of e yield of r. registered. 4-whl. rubber tire trailer with this bull. He is as big as he looks. He is as straight KOCHER HERD SIRES: 7x14 flatbed as he appears. He has the style that is apparent, KH Mill Iron I - Nickname "Scrap Iron" Machinery 4 wheel wagon box trailer and a look through our catalog at the number ofson of Mill Iron 836E. KW True Onward 20' 4 -sec. springtooth harrow young cattle sired by him is testimony to our son of Mill Iron 836E. 1958 III Nd 450 gas tractor 12 4 -sec: springtooth harrow belief in him. Although nine years of age, he is KW True Onward 51 - Son of HDR True with live power takeoff and20' 4 -sec. spike tooth harrow absolutely sound. The American Herdsman Insti- Onward. pump, fast hitch, wide frontIH No. 250 2 -row mounted tute fitted a son that was Reserve Champion atJunior Herd Sire: WR Real Prince D61 ,end, power steering, fluid in cultivator and cylinders the Missouri State. Fair, won his class at the Kan-.- son of Double RealPrince 1, owned o.Inc, tires and in good condition IH hammer mill sas State Fair, and was very popular at Denver. jointly with Woody Ranch, Barnard, Ks. 1955 IH No. 300 gas tractor Some scrap iron with live PTO and pump, fast hitch, wide front end, 29 SHEEP wheel weights, recently ov-28 Corriedale bred ewes to erhauled lamb this fall SAAL: Kans. 12:30 1956 Cockshutt 15' self propel-1 Suffolk 3 -Year old buck SALE PAVILIONUNDSSAT.,' NOV. 23

, led combine, ready for the ALFALFA, PRAIRIE HAY, field. BROME HAY & STRAW As we have said, we do not fit our bulls but rather develop them in arough, rocky 1952 MH No. 90 14' self-pro- 400 bales 1st cutting wire tie pasture on a feed that will allow them to grow naturally and have themjust fat pelled combine alfalfa, outside enough that you, the customer, will know that they will grow out. There areherd 1952 AC 6' combine with PTO200 bales of 2nd cutting wire bull prospects among them and we are told that the range bull groupis one of sas 1964 IH No. 46 wire tie PTO tie alfalfa, in the barn the most uniform, high quality groups that will be sold. hay baler with bale thrower1100 bales of 3rd cutting wire 1964 International Harvester tie alfalfa, outside No. 37 10'9" tandem wheel 450 bales wire tie prairie hay, For Catalogs Write: disc with sealed bearings in the barn 1958 IH No. 4FTC4-3 4x14 2 -pt.400 bales of wire tie brome act: hitch mounted plow hay, in the barn Producing Herefords for 1965 AC 90 bu. wood box ma-100 bales wire tie wheat straw, nure spreader, on rubber in the barn Cattlemen Everywhere Duncan manure scoop with HEREFORDS 4: hyd. bucket & snow bucket MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Since 1934 ONAGA IS elk,mgr, located on Highway 16, east of junction - Highway 99 or west of junction Highway Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Woodside 63. Auctioneer: Eugene Waring Hubbell Bank. Clerk HERMAN KOCHER & SONS, Onaga, Ks. JA 7.5141, Belleville, Kans. 436-2194, Hubbell, Nebr. V,14cruka 44woximetuy3Lawsrwertgatioliz, o., TAY ct xrt xxx1 es if, cat C nap et xxy CERTIFIED MARKET Concordia, Kansas Sale Every Saturday LIVESTOCK STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 5 black hfrs 500 @25.40 Steady receipts on a fast 8 red strs & bulls 445 @ 27.80 4 blk whifc hfrs 476 @25.70 13 feeder pigs @ 14.00 moving market here this past 5 whifc bulls 325 @ 30.40 4 black hfrs 455 @25.50. Saturday. Most cattle were selling 5 blk whifc strs 680 @ 26.05 5 whifc hfrs 385 @26.30 HOGS steady to strong. Heifers were 3 whifc steers 455 @ 28.50 2 black heifers 430 @26.90 14 boars 175 @ 15.65 generally 25j higher. Feeder pigs 710 @ 26.35 9 whifc heifers 470 @26.20 7 butchers 200 @ 16.80 504 2 whifc steers ska were steady, butchers were 3 whifc steers 540 @ 26.90 8 butchers 235 @ 16.70 lower than the previous week. 7 whifc steers 540 @ 27.30 COWS 10 butchers 210 @ 16.55 We could use more butcher 15 whifc steers 644 @ 26.55 1 holstein cow 1215 @17.20 19 butchers 244 @ 16.65 cows here each Saturday.Our 1 black cow 1140 @18.00 8 butchers 235 @ 16.50 of the best and 7 black steers 400 @ 28.90 cow market is one 3 holstein steers 666 @ 22.20 1 blk whifc cow 1060 @17.70 6 sows 375 @ 14.90 act: we have three goodbuyers, with a 1 blck cow 950 @20.10 Heavy boars selling from 11.40 up regularly. 4 black steers 530 @ 27.50 fourth buyer coming more 5 whifc steers 500 @ 28.10 1 whiteface cow 940 @18.50 to 13.50. Give us a try! 4 whifc steers 375 @ 31.25

The following is a partial Gail Garton, Concordia 3 black whifc steers 820 @ 25.00 PIGS We have consigned for Saturday listing of sales made this pastSat. 9 feeder pigs @ 16.75 Nov. 16 - 160 head of 400 to ingt gr 243-1181 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 17 weaning pigs @ 13.00 550 lb. cattle in several small lots. -879-4225 2 whifc heifers 370 @ 27.40 33 weaning pigs @ 13.25 If you're looking for cattle or Radio KNCK '1370' 6:45 T.T.S 2 black whifc hfrs400 @ 25.80 30 baby pigs @ 13.75 feeder pigs, come on in to the sale. 2 char cross heifers 500 @ 25.00 32 weaning pigs @ 13.00 Sale time is 1:00 p.m. 3 black whifc hfrs505 @ 25.70 15 whifc heifers 530 @ 25.30 J.M."Matt" Davis, Delphos 623-4543 WO,Leo Rauch,Clay Center632-3092 sale,Hutchinson,Kansas and Bud Seibel. ;21111IIIIIIIIIi11111111111111111111111111111111111U111111111111111111111111111111111111111111= Purebred SheepBreeder's Nov. 23 - Kocher Herefords = sale, Onaga, Ks. Assn., George A.Ahlschwede, production 9 Shorthorn G Calendar sec-treas. Nov. 23 - Registered Shorthorn Nov. 16 - Farmsale south- sale northeast of Monroe, To Nov. 12 - Farm sale south of Martins. Auct. Ed Reimer. west of Inman, Kans.,Mr. & Nebr., Harold Griepentrog. Nagely; Junction City, Kans., Donald Nov. 16 - Hug Herefords pro- Mrs. John R. Neufeld.Aucts Auct. Buss Auction & Realty Whiff Modean. Auct. Foster Kretz. duction sale, Wakarusa, Carl Bud Ensz and RichardEdiger. Co. Kans, : 0. Hug. Auct. Gene Watson. east ofNov. 23 - Farm sale northeast Law, s Nov. 13 - Annual Hereford Nov. 16 - Farm sale Auct. Fester lxl, production sale, Twin Oak Nov. 16 - Bred Ewe sale at Randall, Kans, Mr. & Mrs. of Emporia, Kans ,Robert 30 Lear Hutchinson. Kansas Purebred Marshall Atkins. Auct Vail Golliher. Auct. Ernest Ar- rriv Farm, southwest of Mound - . K-anFsa. rill nold. sale''' tle Pigg ridge, Kans.,. Phil & Ruth Sheep Breeders Assn., George McClintock. mi:i.Gene Adrian. Ahlschwede, Manhattan, saleNov. 16 - House in Salina, Nov. 23 - Land sale in Salina, onetha Kans., Bernard Thielen of Nov. 13 - Household goods at mgr. Church of The Cross. Aucts :e&:laibrebredheifer cording the northwest edge of Clay Nov. 16 - Auction of unclaimed Frank Harz & Bob Perry. Dorrance, Ks. Aucts Frank sale Center, Kans., Mrs. Charles freight in Junction City, Ks.,Nov. 18 - Farm sale and 160 Harz & Bob Perry. I\' - Prabrumthilsoalt1A29 Leipersberger. Auct. Foster J. C. Rutt Moving & Storage. acres of farmland northwest Nov. 23 - Farm sale north of Aucts C. W. Crites and Earl Westmoreland. Mrs. Helen Kretz. of Hill City, Kans., Ed Rich- BobadhNRe. Nov. 14 -- Farm sale north- Brown. meier, Morland, Ks. Auct. Le- Frank & Larry Frank. Law- west of Haddam, Kans., C. R Nov. 16 - Kansas Classic Quar- gere Auction & Realty Co. rence Welter, auct. Adams, Hiatt. Auct. Harold R. Siegel. ter Horse sale, Emporia, Ks., Nov. 18 - Farmland in north-Nov. 25 - CK Ranch Hereford Aucts Nov. 14 - Farm sale north- Verlin Green and Bob Wilson, eastern Dickinson county, bull sale westofSalina west of Herington, Kans., H. aucts & sale managers. Kans., estate of Jeanie F. Ly- (Brookville) W. Jacobs. Aucts Wm. Schnell Nov. 16 - Household & misc. Nov. 25 - Farm sale east of on, sale by the sheriff of Cibr-edheifer and Carl Schnell. east of Hope, Kans., Mr. & Dickinson county at Abilene. Wilber, Nebr., Edward L. Bur- Nov. 15 - Farm sale southeast Mrs. Walter Deines. Aucts Harper, Hornbaker, Waters ger. Aucts Schultis & Son & of Marysville, Kans., Edward Carl & Wm. Schnell. Wolken. and Abbott, Junction City, at- sale in G Pape. Auct. Gene Toby. Nov. 16 - Household & misc. torneys for plaintiff. CharlesNov. 25 -- Four farms in Osage een: Nov. 15 - Hereford production east of Hope, Kans., Mrs. Vi- County, Kans., Gaylord N. W. Bradshaw, Abilene, attor- wp-IVI-rod.23ucrtdioren sale southeast of Council ola Rathbun (Formerly Mrs. gsallseleilelo ney for defendant. Benton. Aucts Shopen Realty in the ClayHereford Grove, J.J. Moxley & Sons, Brouhard). Aucts Carl & Wm. Nov. 1.8 - Farm sale east of Auction Co. Center George Morse, sale mgr. Schnell. 1 Chester, Nebr., Mr. and Mrs.Nov. 26 - Marshall county, Longford,L Clarence Nov. 15 -- Shop tools, antiquesNov. 16 - Farm sale southwest '' Gerald Woodside. Auct. Eu- Kans., farmland, sale to be meier & Son. Choir & Misc. in Greenleaf, Kans., of Swanton, Nebr., Mrs. Ed held in American Legion the n Mrs. L. J. Nelson. Date chang- Jiskra. Aucts Schultis & Son gene Waring. to su Nov. 18 - Farm sale west of Hall, Frankfort, Kans., Ott ed from Oct.25. Auct. Fos- & Wolken. Thompson Farm; Irvin g Thi: Manhattan,Kans.,Virgil the! ter Kretz. Nov. 16 - Farm sale southwest (Shorty) Nudson. Auct. Fos- ranch and McClary farm. Nov. 15 - Farm sale south of of Hillsboro, Kans., Henry J. Aucts Shopen Realty Auction ter Kretz. CoW H.. For Belleville, Ks., Mr. & Mrs. Schroeder. Aucts Ed P. Win- Co. Nov. 18 --Cropland, cattle, and Royi] vill4 Stanley Kroulik. Aucts. Rollie CKa:: ter and Bud Seibel. farm machinery sale north- Nov. 26 - Annual production Lagasse and Larry Lagasse. Nov. 1R - First production An- sale of Polled Herefords south AMT. west of Hill City, Ks., Ed SERVICEABLEItti Nov. 16 Livestock 8z machin- gus sale north of El Dorado, of Enterprise, Kans., Plain WITH WEIGHT ery northeast of Emmett, Ks., Richmoler,ofMorland,Ks. RECO Ks., Ramsey Ranch, Floyd C. . . View Farms, Jess, Don & Le- Priced . SIR to vi Robert Asbury. Auct. James Sale mgr. (Don) Legere Auc- Ramsey. Sale mgr. Phil tion & Realty Co. on Riffel. Auct. Byron Swil- Kocher. Iungdahl. GRANT POOLE Nov. 19 --- Household goods in ley. MANHATTAN, KM Nov. 16 Household goods ir. of Hillsboro, Kans., Henry F. Nov. 29 - \Vassenberg's Black- Salina, Dan Kirkpatrick. Aucts Manchester, Kans., August Located 4 mi south dtt Nov. 16 - Farm sale near Ols- intersection.2mi west t Steihurn est. Auct. Foster top Farms second Angus pro- Dowell Creek Rd Frank Harz & Bob Perry. burg. Mrs. Edith Olson. Law- duction sale & club calf sale Ph. Ph Nov. 16 --- Household goods and rence Welter, auct. Kretz. city property in Huhler, A. B.Nov. 16 -23rd annual ewe Nov. 20 - Northeast of Belvi- dere, Nebr., Harry Ketzbeck. The No.1 Hog Market In Kansas Aucts Schultis & Son & Wol- ken. WASHINGTON SALES CO. Nov. 20 . Annual production sale of registered Hereford TRY US SOON cattle,Elmer L. Johnson & Smolan, Kans. HOGS every TUESDAY )(' Nov. 20 Holstein dairy dis- CATTLE every WEDNESDAY persal southwest of Superior, StaffO Nebr., I. M. Banks. Sale mgr. YOU. GET ACTION Paul W. Rolfsmeier. AT THE WASHINGTON AUCTION Nov. 21)- Farm sale southeast EDBURT HOGS START AT 11:00 A.M. of Lennardville. Ks., W. L. Waddle. Auct. Foster Kretz. Residence EA 5233 CATTLE AT 1:00 P.M. Nov. 20 --- Farm sale northeast Barn Phone EA 5-2266 Receipts were unusually large of Herington, Kans., estate of Washington, Kans. for this time of the year, and the2 whifc hfrs 375 26.00 Wm. Biehler. Aucts Lee Remy cattle market at the sale last 5 whifc hfrs 455 26.10 and H. M. Sharp. Saturday was active all the way,4 blk whific hfrs462 26.00 Nov. 71 - Changed from Nov. with higher prices scored on all 6 whifc heifer 400 25.75 20, Farm sale northwest of classes. 17 whifc hfrs 474 25.55 Herington, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Rice Motors, While butcher hogs were 9 whifc hfrs 503 25.30 Ervin Dienes: also farmland CHEVROLET OLJXSMOBILE CADILLI lower in a general down trend 5 whfc hfrs 587 25.20 selling at same location, Mr. & North Kansas' Largest Volume Dealer for the week, we had an active Mrs. Alex Deines. Aucts for NW 2nd ABILENT, pig market, with one bunch of FEEDER STEERS farm sale Carl and Wm. Phone CO 3-4000 65 pounders selling at $20.00 3 whifc steers 610 27.70 Schnell; for real estate, Carl per head. Between 600 and 6 whifc steers 675 @27.40 Schnell. 700 pigs went through the ring, 3 whifc steers 672 p27.20 Nov. 21 -- Farm sale southeast LAST CHANCE and as many of the fat hogs. 5 black steers 637 p27.20 ofBeatrice, Nebr., Daniel To buya NEW 1968(carry-over) We are expecting another 2 whifc steers 645 p27.00 Hendricksen. Aucts Delmer at up to good sale this coming Saturday, 1 black whifc 725(526.70 Jurgens and Jr. Thimm. with quite a few cattle to 1 whifc steer 716 p26.60 Nov. 21 Farm sale northeast appraise in advance of the sale. 8 whifc steers 736(526.10 of Clay Center, Kans.. George $1000 DISCOUNT There should be a good run of Last chance for a 50,000 mile warranty car. Last & Gilbert. Auct. Foster Kretz. have a heavy feeders. cause we at Ronald Rice Motors have decided to HOGS Nov. 21 Home and household clearance of all carry-overs and demonstrators. Pickout O" ALREADY CONSIGNED goods in Wabaunsee, Kans.. you want, bring your old car and make a tradetoday: 89 whifc steers 800 to00 lbs. 29 mx butchers238 @17.05 49 mixed but.231 p Harry Ekart. Harold Carlson 1 CAMARO The following is a partial listing 17.00 25 mixed but. 232 p17.00 Agency, Lawrence Welter, 2 CHEVELLES STEER CALVES 38 mixed but. 230 p16.95 salesman & auct. 5 IMPALAS 1 whitefc str 250(536 . 5C 24 mixed but. 224 p16.95 Nov. 22 -- Farm salenear St. 2 F85 OLDS Cutlas 1 whifc bull 305 p33.25 49 mixed but.236 p16.90 Marys. Paul Southerland. 2 OLDS DELTA 88 5 whi fc steers 283 p33.00 18 mixed but.224516.90 Lawrence Welter, auct. 2 OLDS 88 1 whifc steer 310 p32.00 32 white but. 220 @16.85 Nov. 22 ---- Farm sale northwest 8 DEMONSTRATORS, COMPANY CARS & 3 black wf strs457 p31.70 16 mixed but.229(516.85 of Daykin. Nebr., Carl Endorf EDUCATIONCARS 8 whifc strs 458 @31.10 estate. Aucts Schultis &Son 2 whifc steers NO "TURKEYS" ON 325 p31.00 SOWS & Wolken. 0 EU ER S E DC A R L Of Tr 3 whi fc strs Severyeveryoneo who 320 p30.5C 2 white sows . 383 p14.90 Nov. 22 & 23, two daysale - But we have a FR eatingturkey Here 4 blk whifc strs433 p30.1G 1 hamp sow 375 @14.80 Complete close-out of Picker- a used car or truck between now and Thanksgg. 1 blk whifc strs335 p 2 hamp sows just a few of our better used cars: S. 30.00 463 p14.70 ing Industries construction 1968 7 black steers OLDS Luxu,ry Liner 98, 4-dr...... 111, 419(529.90 1 white sow 445 p14.60 Co. in Junction City,Kans., Radio, heater,automatic transmission,full power 17 whifc strs 487 p29.701 red sow 500 p14.60 Auot C. W. Crites. miles. 10 black steers 2 white sows 511(529.00 516 p14.60 Nov. 23 - Five tractsof farm- 1968 FORD 2 -Dr. Hardtop ...... Weining pigs brought from$10 land in eastern Ellsworth, Radio, heater ,stick shift. HEIFER CALVES to $14, middle-sized pigs Kans., Emma Rolf 1967 CHEVROLET Biscayne 4-dr. Sedan ...... 6 blk whifc hfrs estate. Radio, heater, stick shift, 6 cyl., low mileage... 439 p26,90brought from $14 to $17.65 lb. Auct Victor Smischny. 1964 FALCON 2-dr. .... 11 whifc hfrs 469 @26.45 ...... pigs and up brought from $17.50 Nov. 23- Farm sale west of Radio, heater, 3 speed. 81 3 blk whifc hfrs440 ( 26.40to $22.00. 1963 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 -Dr. V-8 ...... Upland, Kans., AndrewLy- ower ons. Auct. Foster Kretz. Radio, heater, automatic transmission, P LICENSED AND BONDED air conditioner. Sl Nov. 23- Farm sale southeast 1963 CHEVROLET Impala 2 -Dr. Hardtop V-8 ,BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY' CE of Beatrice, Nebr., Radio, heater, automatic transmission,new ruuu- 8-1471 Billy Gar- If you have livestock to appraise, call: 1961 DODGE 4 -Dr. Station Wagon ...... rels. Aucts Schultis& Son & airr Wolken. Radio, heater, automatic transmission, of VERN LA.NGVARDT, Manager, 502 UPLAND real nice FRO et HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer, 520 UPLAND Noovf. H23 Ie southeast .CHOOSE HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone 349-2863 MANY OTHERS TO Kans.,saCharles Open Evenings Till 9 13.111* Heerey. Aucts EdP. Winter Sundays 1 to 5 p.m. llebarn Agg h Ruhr orthorn. tists here. son. ans To Market Device The scientists have perfected Grass & Grain a device that allows them to 3 9 Saturday allet a1rti Which Measures "hear" whether a chop or steak KansSale is good while it is still on the November 12, 1968 hoof. Poster 'Factor NOVEMBER 16 Kr Lean-ness The device, an ultrasonic ani- AUCTION ITHACA, N.Y. - Which lit-mal scanner developed by Dr. money. It is about to be produc- tle piggy will go to market? The ed commercially. Starts 10:00 a.m. Toby. James R. Stouffer, promises to one that "sounds" the best, ac-provide the consumer with more Dr. Stouffer's development SALE ecial hro, cording to agricultural scien- Lunch Served er sale iti;IN lean meat and less fat for his portends ill for those who sav- or their meats dripping with Since I sold my farm and dairy, I will sell through public buthnot fat, but itis expected to help auction 1 mile west and 1 mile south and 1/4 mile west of the ,ale Rack: meet the demand of cholesterol- Hillsboro Locker Plant, Hillsboro, 'Kans. ArbuthC conscious Americans for lean 6th Special meat. 12 Graham Hoeme Irr° sale sot Sale The scanner reveals if a liv- 42 HEAD Mounted weed sprayer Ediest, Old implements, binder, corn Its ing animal's meat is fat or lean OF LIVESTOCK & SeAuk binder, lister, chisel, plow, by analyzing echoes from its 3 springer Holstein heifers old car and others. muscles. The echoes are trans- 4 Holstein cows ecial WESTERN CALVES 4 yearling Holstein heifers, Hammer mill breed. lated simultaneously into visual open Sklyine ensilage blower with der sale ip form on Polaroid film. 16 black whiteface yearling 40' pipe The result is an X -ray -like steers and heifers (mixed) MISCELLANEOUS O''al 41111,, view of the quality of meat the 15 bucket calves and older Cement mixer; 36' aluminum n Green 1000 Head animal would yield. extension ladder; 5 log chains; drillpress; shop light on registered' Saved; For Breeding Implements stand; many shop tools; hand ion sale to tt STEER & HEIFER CALVES Amidst the squeals of his ex- 1960 LP 560 IHC tractor, A-1tools; garden tools;forks; Centersale perimental pigs, Dr. Stouffer 1950 M IHC tractor, just over-scoops; sledge hammer; gar- ereford explainedinCornell Universi- hauled, with new sleeves &den hose. !larence TUES., NOV. 19 at 1:00p.m. pistons Posts; hog wire; barb wire; F, ty's animal barn that animals 1947 A JD tractor, 3 -pt., A-1 oil and gas drums; 5 -gallon r. Choice, light weight Hereford and Angus calves, fresh from the ranches of Wyoming and Montana. Will be sold in lots diagnosed as likely to yield the 1948 IHC H tractor cans; trailer and tractor tires; to suit the buyer.. most lean meat would be singl- JD 20' springtooth on carrierold lumber; lots old iron; 2 ,E, ed out for breeding in hopes 1963 800 14' Case combine, A-1farrowing crates; stock rack This sale will start promptly at 1:00 p.m. Better be on time - 1960 212 Case single row field for pickup; winter front for these calves will sell in about one hour. that they would transmit their cutter 560. 'Jesirable meat characteristics 1964 9' IHC trailer type mow- Top for 560; highline electric nr, For further information, contact Raleigh Breeding, Marys- to future generations. er, A -I fencer; electric fence posts Royal ville: Days call562-3671; Nights 562-3547 "We're aiming to take the 1964 New Holland cradle beanand wire; power takeoff hy- Icow side rake draulic pump; feed bunks; 4N, guesswork out of animal breed- 1950 No. 68 New Holland balersmall water tanks; 12 -ton hy- .LF: Bulls ing," said the scientist. 2 -row Dempster lister draulicjack; 2 hydraulic HT HEN, Dr. Stouffer and his colleagu- 2 cultivators for M or A ramps; garden tiller; riding $300 to si MARYSVILLE es at the New York State Col- 4 -row corn disc lawn mower; many articles lege of Agriculture at Cornell 1958 14' Case wheel disc not mentioned. POOLE 1961 4-14 IHC plow on rubber TRUCK LAN, xmis, LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. University have used the scan- 9' oneway 1949 KB -6 IHC truck with un- south of 14 ner to predict within a tenth of JD manure spreader, on rub- west MARYSVILLE, KANSAS derbed hoist and stock rack mi. an inch the amount of fat and ber Rd. Ph. pi. 8-16 IHC grain drill, on rub- HAY & TANKS lean in cuts of beef, pork, and ber 500 gal. propane tank lamb. Ensilage wagon; 3 bale trailer250 gal. propane tank +ililsas Bale loader 350 -gal. gasoline tank on stand 2 -row IHC fertilizeratt. 1160 bales alfalfa hay 2 32' bale elevators on trucks140 bales prairie hay 5 -section drag harrow 500 bales wheat straw 2 -wheel trailer These bales are all shedded Reynolds Heavy duty implement trailerFull line of Household Goods Henry F. Schroeder, Owner Sale Barn Aucts: Ed P. Winter Clerk: First National and C. H. (Bud) Seiliel Bank, Hillsboro ABILENE, KANS. Selling Every Hogs 11:30 a.m. EA 5-239,3 Sale etwut Wuetticial FRIDAY Cattle 1 p.m. Starts 1:00 p.m. We had a good run of hogs and cattle in spite of a rainy day. Cattle prices were a little lower than a week ago in line with 12 whif&roan strs485 Ca28.70 Consigners locally and from all 19 whiface steers 397 @ 31.30 the general price trend. Butcher hogs were down 501 from surrounding counties brought in 18 whiface steers 656 (a27.25 a week ago with an extreme top of $17.50 and the bulk a big run of cattle again last 27.40 bringing from $17.00 to $17.40. THe following is a sampling Friday. Many buyers from near 9 blkwhif steers - 690 (a 4 whiface steers - 667 @ 27.30 of some of our consignments: and far paid strong to higher 5 black steers --- 750 (a26.25 prices for most all classes offer- 17 shthrn&wf strs- 717 p 25.90 ed.The following is a partial 532 @ 29.85 listing of the sales made: 7 whifacehrn strs FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 9 black steers --- 635 (a27.30 8 black steer 543 (a27.70 HEIFER CALVES 4 whiface steers - 632 p 27.40 1 roan steer 560 (a27.50 1 whiface heifer 270 (a27.25 7 blk&bwf steers 690 @ 26.20 7 whiface heifers ---- 380 (a27.10 BULLS 3 roan steers 693 (a25.40 4 whiface heifers ---- 389 (a26.80 1 bull 1690 @ 21.40 1 blkwhif steer 580 p 25.20 1 whiface heifer 285 (a26.30 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 470 (a26.00 1 bull 1600 (a20. 80 43 blk&bwf heifers354 (a28.00 2 whiface steers 785 @ 25.00 1 whiface heifer 1 bull 1330 @ 20.65 2 holstein steers 515 (a24.70 10 whiface heifers --- 456 (a25.80 19 whiface heifers313 @,27.40 25.80 st chance, 1 bull 1620 (a21.10 10 whiface heifers507 @ 24.90 2 blkwhif steers 780 @ 24.60 3 whiface heifers ---- 425 (a have a 450 @ 25.10 5 shthorn heifers- 434 @25.30 2 whiface steers 680 (a24.40 1 blkwhif heifer 'ick out at' 23.20 2 whiface heifers 473 (a24.10 ?.today: 3 blkwhif heifers- 430 @26.10 1 charolais heifer---- 995 (a COWS 16 mixed heifers- 487 @24.50 24.80 COWS HOGS & PIGS 1 cow 1290 @ 17.70 27 b&bwf heifers- 657 (a 23 mixed fats 234 (a17.50 18 b&bwf heifers- 695 @24.95 1 whiface cow 1200 @ 17.20 1 cow 1610 @ 17.30 1340 (a17.00 11 white fats 236 (a17.50 1470 (a17.30 14 whiface heifers472 25.05 1 holstein cow 1 cow 11 whiface cows 956 p 16.95 10 mixed fats- 204 (a17.40 1490 @ 17.35 14 b&bwf heifers- 537 (a24.50 17.00 1 cow 24.80 2 holstein cows 1495 p 16.40 15 mixed fats . 244 (a 1 cow 1550 (a17.45 6 whiface heifers 645 @ 422 p 15.40 34 whiface heifers460 24.60 1 red cow (a 227.50 3 spotted sows I:, DRIVER 17.00 1 cow 1330 (a 22 blkwhif heifers (a 177.50 1 white sow 585 @ 14.10 1 cow 1320 @ 17.30 2 mixed gilts (a56.00 1 cow 1440 @ 17.10 BULLS 1 hamp boar 565 (a10.90 1 cow 940 @ 16.80 ALREADY LISTED FOR FRIDAY, 1 whiface bul 1115 @22.60 2 white boars 660 @ 10.70 ne whobu 1 cow 1520 @ 16.65 NOVEMBER 15 1 white feeder 11Q (a16.75 ing. Here 1 whiface bull 1435 @21.90 1 cow 1800 (a16.10 60 good & choice wfshthrnand 147.50 1 hamp feeder 180 (a14.10 5 angus bulls @ 17.75 .....SA1 blkwhif steers, 550-600 lbs. 6 white pigs power, 13,0 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 75 choice wf & blkwf steers, BULL & STEER CALVES 64 white pigs (a17.00 4 black bulls---- 185 p 35.00 500 lbs. 1 charolais bull calf-- 230 (a34.75 25 mixed pigs (a14.50 ...... $ 12 black steers -- 329 p 33.20 19 choice wet Angusheifers, 1 white bull calf ---- 230 @33.50 30 mixed pigs (a13.50 35 black steers -- 348 p 32.80 these heifers have big calves 1 blkwhif bull calf -- 470 @33.50 ...... $ 22 whiface steers 382 @ 30.40 by side. 7 whiface bull calves- 360 @29.7S 23 whiface steers 442 p 31.30 85 whif & blkwhif steersand 2 whiface steers 412 p29.00 16 whifacehrn strs 546 @ 29. 50 heifers, 400-500 lbs. 2 whiface bulls 348 (a28.60 $1 3 black steers ---- 663 @ 26.60 ..... 11 whiface steers 500 (a28.40RALEIGH BREEDING, MANAGER lersteering 1 black steer 315 (a28.30 28.30 i)arn 562-3671; home 562-3547 .$ YARDMEN ON nUTY 24 HOURSA DAY 3 black steers 500 (a rubber. 1 roan steer 465 @26.40 Auctioneer: Larry Lagasse, CALL DUDE REYNOLDS COLLECT 343 p25.90 For information, requests for appraisalsat no 2 holstein steers Ph. Concordia, Kans. CH 3-1714 conditione, obligation, or inquiries regarding; condngsales, your cattle call me at any time, day or night. in at any time day )M or night; we'll han- 5 LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. dleBringthem for you at M CO 3-3394 your request. MARYSVILLE, KANSAS DUDE REYNOLDSAbilene, Kans. Sea 1 whiface heifer-----_ 625 0 Sell 1 blkwhif heifer------23,60 Zion 4aiscitodav35 whiface heifers 660 0 23.10 o ----- 672 0 22,90 Or Buy?)(ogoG 1 roan heifer------STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 2 whiface heifers 252 @26.75 765 0 We had a big run of cattle againthis 22.913 580 @27.30 20 black heifers 385 p26.65 1 whiface heifer------week. The market was steady to 1 whiface steer 26.60 1 whiface heifer-----_640 p 22.70 54 2 blkwhif steers- 595 @26.70 1 whiface heifer 370 @ 570 0 22.60 higher. Light weight calves were 641 @26.50 477 @26.50 1 whiface heifer------to $1.00 higher. Feeder steersand 4 mixed steers 2 black heifers 730 © 22.60 2 whiface steers 595 @26.40 15 whiface heifers 431 @26.40 COWS heifers were selling steady. Killing 26.20 26.40 1 holstein cow------steady. The 1 whiface steer 720 6 charolais heifers 476 p 1350 0 cows and bulls were also 610 @26.20 175 @26.25 1 whiface cow------17,50 following is a partial listing of the 1 whiface steer 1 black heifer 690 p 26.15 26.20 17.2s 39 mixed steers- 756 @ 24 whiface heifers 448 p 1 holstein cow------1220 p sale: 26.10 26.10 17,00 1 whiface steer 730 p 2 black heifers 317 @ 1 holstein cow------1205 0 600 @26.10 26.00 16,70 STEER CALVES 6 whiface steers 3 whiface heifers 436 p 4 whiface cows------968 26.00 16,60 1 whiface steer 165 (Et 33.75 10 broface steers- 610 p26.00 1 whiface heifer 305 @ 10 whiface cows-----11960 26.00 26.00 16.4s 44 black steers 450 p32.00 2 whiface steers 590 @ 2 charolais heifers 332 @ 1 holstein cow------1135 0 391 p31.50 1 blkwhif steer 685 @26.00 4 blkwhif heifers - 547 p25.90 1 whiface cow- 16,30 38 black steers 1010 (a16,4 507 @31.50 1 blkwhif steer 600 p25.90 5 whiface heifers 363 @25.90 1 whiface cow------56 black steers 1125 © 16,30 260 @31.50 1 roan steer 652 @25.90 4 black heifers 320 (a25.90 6 whiface cows----- 1 black steer 988 p 16,20 1 blkwhif steer 390 p31.25 1 black steer 585 p25.80 1 whiface heifer 400 @25.90 1 whiface cow ------920 0 16.10 1 whiface steer 320 @31.20 1 black steer 575 @25.80 5 black heifers 545 @25.80 1 whiface cow ------10300 487 @31.10 15 whiface steers 691 @25.80 497 @25.80 1 whiface cow 16,10 11 blk&bwf steers 2 mixed heifers 940 16,00 15 whiface steers 424 p30.90 25 mixed steers 715 @25.80 1 blkwhif heifer 230 25.75 2 whiface cows 1012 0 15.9s 300 @30.80 5 black steers 620 @25.70 1 whiface cow 11200 1 whiface steer 15.60 22 whiface steers 488 @30.65 7 shthorn steers 635 @25.70 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 7 whiface steers 367 @30.60 29 whiface steers 792 @25.60 2 whiface heifers 605 @ 25.40 25.20 BULLS 1 black steer 280 @30.25 18 whiface steers 797 @25.60 8 blk&bwf heifers 538 p 1 whiface bull 320 @30.20 560 @24.60 1300 @ 22,1 5 black bulls 1 whiface heifer 1 black bull - -- 1060© 22,10 3 black bulls 283 p29.80 HEIFER CALVES 43 whiface heifers 661 @24.55 1 whiface buil- 31.75 24.55 1670 0 21,60 1 whiface steer 430 @29.80 1 whiface heifer 230 @ 15 whiface heifers 663 @ t black bull - 320 p29.80 555 @29.40 657 24.55 1370 0 21,40 1 whiface steer 8 blkwhif heifers - 55 whiface heifers 1whiface bull- 560 p29.70 490 @29.10, 637 (a24.50 1035 @ 21,20 7 black steers 4 charolais heifers 2 whiface heifers 1charolais bull 210 @29.50 40 black heifers - 433 @27.70 600 24.40 @ 272,50 1 blkwhif steer 1 blkwhif heifer 1charolais bull- 493 @29.40 24 black heifers 439 @27.60 700 @24.40 - @ 265,01 5 whiface steers 1 whiface heifer 1charolais bull- 475 @29.10 16 blk&bwf heifers 412 @27.50 586 @24.20 -- @ 264,00 7 black steers. 6 whiface heifers 1charolais bull- 1 black steer 265 p29.00 24 blkwhif heifers 449 @27.00 696 @24.05 o 245,4 26 whiface heifers 1charolais bull- 3 whiface steers 356 @28.90 18 whiface heifers 386 @27.00 680 p24.05 245,0 27 mixed heifers lcharolais bull- 1 whiface steer 465 @28.80 36 black heifers 491 p26.90 9 whiface heifers 571 @23.90 239,0( 1charolais bull - 231,4 Egg 1 black steer 410 @28.75 40 black heifers 477 @26.90 8 black heifers 805 @23.80 Bls 493 @28.50 9 whiface steers ;son INT2 1 whiface steer 310 @28.60 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: The egl 23 black bulls 380 p28.50 LIVESTOCK COMMISSION 10 whiface steers 554 @28.30REZAC BARN mother 7 black steers 538 @28.30 St. Marys 437-2999 COMPANY 3 whiface steers 416 @28.10 DELAINE REZAC 2 whiface steers 332 @28.101 St. Marys 437-6266 1 whiface steer 450 p28.00ELMER IMTHURN Her 5 whiface steers 482 @28.00 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 St.Marys A bun 1 blkwhif steer 380 @27.50PAUL KRAMER V fall har 2 whiface steers 425 @27.50 St. Marys 437-2993 was end 1 blkwhif steer 520 @27.00 accordin 5 black bulls 433 @27.00 %uctioneers:Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby & Dennis Kam and Liv, 1 whiface steer 455 @27.00 vice. 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Central Kansas Most second : crop the Modern Livestock Auction...West Side OfSalina The e 167 mill TWO SALES EVERY WEEK grain is above a' MONDAY THURSDAY ed only million Hogs & Cattle - Cattle Only Hogs sell at 11:00 a.m. followedby Selling starts at 11:00a.m. Cade Corn our regular cattle sale as theyare will sell in the order theyare met* to total 1 unloaded. ed on the books. 40 perce

- for the Soybe, Due to muddy roads in our area, our receipts were 25.25 12 blkwhif steers, Lincoln County---- 488 p29.20 29 whiface steers, Chase County ----834 @ tal near: lower selling 2525 cattle and 934 hogs.The fat 215.00 37 whiface steers, Saline County 805 @26.00 6 shorthorn cows&calves, Rice County ----@ hog top was $17.45 and all classes of cattle were about 45 72 blkwhif heifers, Ottawa County 773 p24.90 oerage. very active.The following is a partial listing: 6 blkwhif steers, Ellsworth County 385 p31.50 HOGS tions 17,40t 11 blkwhif heifers, Ellsworth County -353 p27.10 5 white hogs, Lincoln County - 208 @ record h CATTLE 17,40 8 whiface steers, Rice County 421 @31.10 19 mixed hogs, Saline County 226 @ forecast 2 blkwhif heifers, McPherson County -935 p 24.40 12.70 19 whiface steers, Saline County 651 p27.30 2400 while 1 whiface bull, Saline County 1430 p 21.30 1 hamp boar, Dickenson County 17,6 tl 13 whiface steers, Saline County 819 @25.90 6 mixed hogs, Lincoln County 208 @ was on13 1 black bull, Lincoln County 1735 p 22.10 17.40 1 whiface steer, Lincoln County 370 p32.25 10 mixed hogs, Ottawa County 209 @ vious hi 1 holstein cow, Saline County 1385 @ 17.10 17.40 7 whiface steers, Ottawa County 515 @29.40 232 @ 1 holstein cow, Lincoln County 1575 @17.60 6 mixed hogs, Russell County 17.45 Harve 12 mixed steers, Dickenson County 842 p24.90 13 mixed hogs, Clay County 222 @ slowed 1 brnswiss cow, Clay County 1240 p17.40 14,40 11 whiface steers, Dickenson County -886 @25.00 3 white sows, Ottawa County 613 @ through 8 whiface cows, Rush County 200.00 213 @ 17.30 9 charolais steers, Ellsworth County 541 p28.80 7 white hogs, Rush County 17,45 but at h 3 holstein steers, Dickenson County --- 410 @26.00 227 @ 6 whif cows&calves, Saline County 240.00 16 charolais heifers, Ellsworth County 510 @26.50 7 mixed hogs, Ellsworth County 0,45 ber hoc 20 whiface heifers, Saline County 366 p27.10 216 @ 14 whiface steers, Lincoln County ----VI @25.10 9 white hogs, Lincoln County 15.70 Progress 16 whiface heifers, Saline County 395 @ 5 blkwhif steers, Ellsworth County ---- 403 p30.50 472 p27.10 1 white sow, Ellsworth County 17,45 last yea 13 mixed heifers, Ellsworth County 649 @ 228 @ 2 blkwhif heifers, Ellsworth County --- 370 p26.80 24.70 12 mixed hogs, Lincoln County 11.40 Seedir 7 whiface steers, Saline County 610 p27.00 290 @ 1 holstein cow, Dickenson County --- 1405 @17.40 1 red boar, McPherson County 15.90- winter v 30 whiface steers, Marion County 260 @ complete 28 whiface steers, Saline County ---- 632 @27.00 740 p26.35 2 red sows, Ellsworth County 17.00 62 whiface steers, Marion County 807 @ 775 18.80 25.75 20 mixed pigs, Rush County ------16.00 stands v 1 roan cow, Saline County 11 black steers, McPherson County 587 @26.00 486 p30.10 14 mixed pigs, Saline County ------15.50 insom 4 mixed steers, Dickenson County 11 black heifers, McPherson County 573 p25.60 472 p26.60 26 mixed pigs, Saline County ------62,50 where 4 red steers, Dickenson County 41 whiface steers, Marion County ------@ 17 blkwhif steers, Lincoln County 333 p31.75 801 p25.75 1 yorkshire boar, Dickenson County 17.00 washing 14 blkwhif heifers, Lincoln County 364 @27.30 38 whiface steers, McPherson County- 953 p25.75 20 mixed pigs, Ellsworth County------Soil n' 32 whif stock cows, Lincoln County 189.00 25 whiface steers, Morris County 703 p26.25, October 1 holstein cow, Saline County 1465 @ 17.90 erage, 1 red cow, Lincoln County 1230 @17.40 month 11 wheat c. 9 whiface steers, Rice County 420 @30.50 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 6 whiface heifers, Rice County 399 @26.50 Grazii 5 holstein steers, Rice County 1002 p21.10 LAURENCE CLEMENCE Farmers &Ranchohad bee] 5 holstein steers, Saline County 510 p24.30 Abilene Phone CO 3-309' hadno MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN CO. 1 whiface bull, Lincoln County 1395 @21.30 Durham Phone 732-3371 LIVESTOCK COMMISSION growth 23 black steers, Saline County 438 @30.10 BOB MUIR hay cro 6 whiface heifers, Ellsworth County-- 441 p26.60 Salina Phone TA 3-2963 old US40 million 5 whiface steers, Saline County 382 @31.25 West on largest, MARKET REPORTS Barn Phone 8 whiface heifers, Saline County 420 @26.70 Radio Station KSAL, Salina VAY quote s 6 whiface steers, Clay County 455 @29.80 6:45 a.m. Every CERTIFIED 913 TA5-0211 during I 8 blkwhif steers, Ellsworth County 668 @25.90 Monday, Wednesday & Friday MARKEI AR: forage Rogerblinsoo 4 whiface steers, Saline County 612 @27.80 KFRM DeanMoore,AUCTIONEERSLee Remy, yielded 8 whiface steers, Saline County 654 @27.0S 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri.. 13 whiface steers, Saline County 703 @26.90 Bonded Licensed Sorgh