bik cow hoistcow wf cow wf cow wf cow wf cow hoistcow wf cow bik cow bik cow wf cow bik cow bik cow July 6, 1971 wf cow bikcow ger cow 935 bwf cow 915 bik cow 193 bik cow 760 bik cow 815E bwf cow 814 765' PRESS TOURS STATION Members of the press enjoyed a tour of the Bull Test Station during Press Day.

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The first test in the new Kansas Bull Testing Station locatedin the Solomon LNY Iley Feed Yard at Beloit is underway. Forty progressive minded cattlemen from throughout thestate have entered NI14 bulls in the test. aTheir goal is to identify and produce the kind of bulls demandedof the modern St. ef industry in Kansas and the nation. Dr. Keith Zoellner, Extension beef specialistat Kansas State University, and a amber of the board of directors for the test,reports that the number of entries ftiows our cattlemen are interested in MA II self-improvement of their product. With I(IIIrticipation like this, the station willsoon be making a positive contribution to the insas beef industry." ,e._-. --.Eight breeds and types of crossbreeds have been entered in the first "",...... 00.0.00Anered test. Those include 33 Herefords, 25 Angus,47 Simmental crossbreds, 20 Charolais, 6 Milking Shorthorns, 1 Limousin crossbred,and 1 Murrey-Grey cross - CO.iishorthorn, The number ofowners representing each breed or crossbreedare 10 Angus owners, Hereford, 1 Shorthorn, 2 Milking Shorthorn, 5 Charolais, 10 Simmentalcross- / !d,1 Limousin crossbred,and 1 Murrey-Grey crossbred. \ HI The Bull Test Stationis jointly sponsored by the Kansas Cooperative Extension vice at Kansas State Universityand the Beef Cattle Improvement Committee of Kansas LivestockAssociation in Topeka. Impetus forestablishing the station came from planning sessions of the Kansas n. tension Beef Industry MEN ;ales Only Development committee-agroup of Extension personnel A Ti/voRK )resenting county Attop, Extension agents, Feeders Virgil icialists. area livestock specialists, and state Extension Bu Max Service Dr Deets, director, left, Harvest thetest manager discussesKansas is of the Livestock The cated. Solomonthe &Cattle Dr /ower builtest Association Keith picture Valley station logs State Zoellner, Fedyarci, TheBuyers University, shows vvith records ExtensionHerman Where. who VVestrneyer, rest andinterpretingare beef Station specialists left, inthe the and So/ornonresults forkeepingat Kansas Valleyat the accurate Feedyardnew Kansas near Bull Be inson Co. Co. -ison Co. Co. n co. vo Co. Co. nson Co. Co. rsen CO' ine CO' In Co. ierson Co' e Co. oln Co. inson Co. oln Co. worth

FEED FROM FENCE -LINE BUNKS LivEsTwoiol(Acol 300 Bulls at the Kansas Bull Test Station are fed from fence -line bunks where they compete with each other for access to feed. Bac07'

;TA54)211 FARM dollar Circus To Be off children thechild reg at and the sh Thursday,° st, In K.C., Mo. Satu r ay Inornia July 21 KANSAS CITY, MO.-After an K-Statenh absenceoffouryears, u rn I Ringling 11 80 Bros. and Barnum & Baileycircus many farmer returns to Kansas City for Elected A' a 5 -day 1 engagement, A reports starting July21 Municipal Auditorium. in Teacher summer. ffectsof th More than 200 performers 01 and 150 Dr. FrFrank 14 Carotr, turn-arot.ms animals will appear in fiveevening deanof agriculture e is alist shows,fourmatinees, and regional a represenfoi11;.'portant relee Saturday morning performance of directors of few week: Association of 1.:: this, the circus' 100thanniversary 9: Mo edition. Opening night off willbe a TeachersofAgriti:: benefitforanarea associations duction.c, youth annual.'July 16:Qua organization. week in Sterling, caio, Feed. Matinees begin at 2:30 o'clock Primary and goal of or 22: Quai the evening show time is Is to improvethe 8:00 o'clock Grains. with the exception of agriculture the Sunday at the ev]:::ug.11: Mo evening performance, July The organization 25, that duction. starts at 6:30 o'clock. Ticket onored Dr. 11; prices Carpooft June 24 range from $2.50to an article in ho $5.00 witha the NAc'fr; s showed him as the best of the fling back on vious report nit SCENE FROM THE PAST .vealed that quit theh Herington residents followed an ancient binder to pickup the bundles of wheat and place them in shocks on the John Gehrke, Sr., farm located 41/2 miles south of Herington. ucers in ten The bundles are to be used compared in an old-fashioned threshing bee which will be heldat the Tri-County 4-H Fair at Herington, July 28 through 31. ended to cut s] The year of cent and s 1971 is,

one ' for wheat 15per cent. inKerr:: most 100 years whether far ago, he,: winter wheat eplansand h was infrad.l. Kansas. Itwas the Crop Old Time Threshing the hazards of crop production to Bee in the semi-arid Plains, Julyisset aside as Kansas Wheat the Governor, under the Month by Prorlartalki sponsorship of theKansas Commission, to take noteof the contribution At Tri-County 4-HFair wheat producers, and the made by wheat industryto ballfieldatfairgrounds;tractor - theSiols Kansas. . . . This year's "Cinderella Motorists crop" is passingtheJohn This whole picture was strange topulling contests using everything expedel total 266 millionbushels,inspite of drought, Gehrke, Sr., farm 41/2 milessouth ofsee in this highly mechanized age,from steam todiesel engines;a winds, freeze, and flood. . . . July Kansas Wheat Herington, Friday morning but stranger still were the people Month takes June 25, museum housing antiques from this of the fine bread -making wheat would have seen a sight involved. Farmers, railroaders, produced in Kansas out of the area, dating back before the Civil around the world. Every loaf for past, certainly not in thememory ofbusinessmen,insurancemen,War; a rodeo; a large carnival. Most contains nutritious elements many. Modern cars and trucks linedbankers, morticians.All theseimportant, areimportanttoyour good theyoung men and health. Kansas produces the shoulders of the highway,whilepeople were united in acommonwomen of this Tri-County 4-H area more fine bread -making wheat than in the wheatfield a largecrowd ofcause: namely, the Tri-County 4-Hwill have on display theirmany and men, women and children followedFair,tobeheldinHerington,varied projectsthat cover prac- any other Stateinthe Union. Find out about it during Kansas an ancient binder pickingup theKansas, July 28 through 31, where,tically everything from sewingto Wheat Month. . . nsas bundles and placing themin shocks. without a doubt, one of themostbeef cattle. . Eat one These will be pickedup later andinteresting displays and actual Using the enthusiasm shown in the more slice of bread for good used in an "Old -Fashionedoperation of antique farm equip-wheatfield Friday morningas an nutrition, for good eating, for CORI Threshing Bee." ment ever shown in this area will be betterhealththroughoutthe 1021NA 4: indication, the Tri-County 4-HFair Medial*, KANO seen. of Herington willbe well worth year, and for a better economy T000.03[647 GRASS & GRAIN Whileall in Kansas. The Mid -Kansas news weekly theeventsaretoodriving many miles tosee. Published each Tuesday at 1207Moro, numerous to mention, the following (Box 1009) Manhattan, Kansas,66502 are a few highlights: An opening day by Ag Press Inc. Second class postage paid at Manhattan, parade beginning at 6:45p.m.; an Kansas. old fashioned threshing bee,using Subscription: $4 year all Circulation 14,200 antique equipment; parachute jumpers whowilllandinthe 30-

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HUTCHISON IMPLEMENT BRAUCHI BROTHERS Farmers Union Elevator Co. Greenleaf -Linn Lindsborg-Falun -Washington Everest Marysville Bncitgort July6,1971 Grass & Grain July 6, 1971 ierage of Organization years ago, New Eyes has asked only Helps Thousands for used eyeglasses and precious group By Ace Reid at an aryerk COWPOKES metal articles such as old watches, Of NeedyPeople ObtainGlasses jewelry(real,costume andan- heyes were fed too, tique), good or damaged silver and __received When you're six a NZ years old,the dentures. 20 days world can bea wonderful place-if Tommy couldn't. He livedin a afterArill Theeyeglassesand lingration you can see it. world of blurred images. Schoolis glittering until tough enough when you're six. Butclutter are sent to New Eyes for the it's even worse whenyour friendsNeedy, Inc., Short Hills, New Jersey are learning to read, andyou can't07078. Thousands of packages from keep up. all over the United States arrive in To Tommy, letters the neat stucco headquartersevery were merelyyear. we've blurs; so were baseballs andfaces. There,volunteers,mostly Because Tommy's fatherhad longhousewives, sort out the glasses, been out of work, glasses separating those in plastic frames moved, werefrom those in metal frames. simply out of the question-untilthis year. Many of the 250 workers have The boy's glasseswere paid for bylearned to operate complex optical a volunteer organization hundredsofgradingandtestingequipment. miles away, called NewEyes for theThey help fill specific orders from Needy, Inc., of ShortHills, Newmissions and hospitals in foreign Jersey. countries where plastic framed New Eyes, asitisfamiliarlyglasses and sunglasses are sent. know, has earned thereputation of The metal framed glasses have being one of the most effectivesight - their uses, too. Through refining, saving charities in the world.It hasthey yield precious metals that are helped many thousandsof needysold, people obtain along with the jewelry,to glasses-here andfinance New Eyes funds in over 100 ' Now Sheriff, - er you gonna believe us or them abroad-and it hasnever asked for a cent in donations. hospitals and health agencies lyin' eyes of yores!" throughout the United States. The Sinceitsinception,almost 40money in these funds buys glasses for people who have nowhere else to turn. comeM Inadditiontothesefunds, arrangements have also been made our new in48 states through health and Precision tailoring welfare agencies whereby New Eyes HO' purchases glasses for carefully Mie screened persons, to whom no other to Penneys specifications. privateorpublicfundsare MEMBER available. F.S.L.I.C. 630 Humboldt'?: MANHATTAN Last year 8,000 people were helped New shaped silhouette. under this program. Tommy was one of them. But, as public response has grown Premium lightweight fabric. throughout the years, so has the (Wool and Dacron / Wool Combinations) volume of requests. Therefore, New Eyes needs more discarded jewelry and eyeglasses to do its job. As one New Eyes volunteer put it: If "The wonderful thing about New you can match all these Eyes is that we can ask people to send us things they no longer need." And these gifts can bring vision to special features,you won't a littleboy,like Tommy. matchour special price. WANTED 5 HOMES IN NEED OF PAINTING Five homeowners in the Man- hattan area willbe given the opportunity to have their homes I restyled and rebeautified with the all new wood grained, Vydel Vinyl siding, made from Mon- Choose From Over150 santo vinyls. 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Decorators accent to any home. kntsorfabriesarremakin °Me Mrs. Willard De Lair, today are suggesting cork asthe Because the cork is versatile, ,j lu ly mad it Thefrapig can be used in nearly any decor so ' answer. attached one) Marysville, Wins Cup Carousel Although cork has recently come even the amateur decorator need not to the attention of homedecorators, be afraid of using it. dationfabr :3smated dt° inflat professionals have known the th t yer uPwa] Prize winner, Mrs. Willard De Lair, R 1, Marysville: "This is an versatility of this material for a longSome Fabrics Need wives ar easy, quick dessert and very tasty." time. e homeft CHERRY DUMPLINGS Cork costs more than ordinaryStrengthening money or 21/2 cups pie cherries wallpaper, but it adds a depth and Some fabrics must hough m 3/4 cup sugar warmth to a room which cannot be be Thetthe t"ti a much strengthened before they can beheavierhheav:oneda Dumpling batter duplicated. tio r city than Put undrained cherries in large deep skillet and bring to boil. Drop The cork provides an excellent few arere dumpling batter into boiling fruit from a tablespoon to make 4 to 6 background to display photographs, dumplings. Cover and cook gently for 20 minutes. Serve at once. lea famtl, art work and sculpture. The soft A Bank Preferred antage of DUMPLING BATTER when the, colorandinterestingtexture By 1 cup sifted cake flour enhance rather than compete with ()mists p 1/4 cup sugar Farmers Andlivestockmo 1 teaspoon baking powder other furnishings and accents. advantage 1/4 teaspoon salt One manufacturer of wall and a family One third cup milk floor coverings has introduced a new 2 teaspoons melted margarine line of cork wall covering which the Sift dry ingredients together; add remaining ingredients, mixing homeowner can use in his house. NUR! quickly and lightly until blended. Do not mix smooth. The line features tissue -thin sheets + + + + + of natural cork on specially tinted Mrs. James Griffin, R 2, Glasco: Celery, if desired and hand -lacquered background "JelliedchickenisinvitingforTop with: paper. It is available in six designs summer lunch." 1 can cream of tomato soup JELLIED CHICKEN Enough water to cover ingredients The Latest 1 envelope unflavored gelatin for stockorBake covered at 350 degrees 1/4 cupcoldchicken six. `Daily Bread' bouillon one hour. Will serve 1/2 cup very hot chicken stock or + Prize bouillon ThelmaBaldock,Delphos:"I 1/4 teaspoon salt havebeenenjoyingthefresh 1 tablespoon lemon juice cherry recipes - but for the G&G 3/4 cup mayonnaise or salad areacooksthatdon'thavea dressing cherry tree or perhaps had them 1 cup diced cooked chicken damaged by hail as we did, might THE ROW 3 green tablespoonsminced like to try this cherry pie made AUTO pepper with the frozen cherries or canned 3/4 cup diced celery cherries." NURS1 Sprinkle gelatin on cold chicken BEST CHERRY PIE Raise Veal, I stock to soften. Add very hot stock. (9 -inch) Herd Ref Stir until gelatin is dissolved. Cool. 2 No. 303 cans frozen cherries(3 Add salt, lemon juice and mayon- cups) thawed and drained Complete naise. Stir in chicken, greenpep- Two-thirds cup cherry juice Medicated Mi per and celery. Turnintoring 21/2 tablespoons cornstarch mold and chill. Two-thirds cup sugar CARR Pinch salt (1/8 teaspoon) CUP'N PLATE CAROUSEL pecializ( Mrs. Ernest Priddy, R 9,To- 1 tablespoon butter Spins cups to front of cabinet.. . peka, sent the following: 4 drops almond extract helps protect fine china. Organizes Phone 913- SHIPWRECK CASSEROLE Few drops red food coloring crowded cabinets for safe storage ALTA UST) Layer the following in a greasedBlend cornstarch and cherry juice. or so casserole: Cook over high heat, stirring con-inless space.Decorator colors. 11/2 pounds hamburger, brownedstantlyuntilmixtureisthick,Size:91/2" diameter x 61/4" high. Van and seasoned to taste smooth and clear. Remove fromA product of Rubbermaid. DAIRY Sliced onions heat.Add sugar,butter,salt, The winner each weekis. GYPSUIv Sliced raw potatoes extract and coloring. Mix and cool. therecipes 1/2 cup kidney beans Fold incherries then pourinto selected from 1/2 cup uncooked rice 9 -inch unbaked pie shell. Arrange printed. pastry strips, lattice fashion, over Win one by sending us your pie. 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grassland. land loving ranch owner exists you will periodically have a beautiful "prairie national park" 11 it were not won't be), prayed (and it for anyone who really wishes to enjoy Guard that investment the PrairieNational could call it and appreciate. It will be a natural ten years.If you prairie where cattle grow and fatten for file in about Re - tiglieve this goto Fort Riley market, coyotes fight over dead car- of the once by givingyour and look at some casses, prairie chickens sail in at sunset, cattle that have gone Iluestem pastures bobcats try to snag pigeons under natural state. bridges at night, and the deer flag their totheirsocalledthick it takes atank to bush is so tails as they sail over the fence. It will This is also trueof old the Sunflower brand. through it. remain a beautiful land because those double fences. where there are who care for it really love it. Hills, to those of us 9cond,the Flint The idea of a Prairie National Park SO,50, 2 beautiful sight a - Not kre them, are a was discouraged for awhile by a rancher Leak out of the year.The two months and a shotgun. I believe the only dam look pretty barren. ever planned by the Army Corps of of the time they the hills as tourists enjoy seeing Engineers and not built was the one on condition - COMPANY dna throughin their the Current or Jacksfork River in Missouri. 70 or the Turnpike. - Res. 535.2350 Bison Interstate A federal man had to lose his life before drive, I personally havethe government understood that those VISAS roe beautiful gen) But, outside of anoccasion - people like things the way they were. It's stop at one of ournice rest areas, too bad that a handful of people, who bean overnight stop at oneof ourobviously expect to make some money not many are going tobrave 100 off of this thing, have to wield so much argot.plus hot winds tohike aroundcan power. But, when the governor uses ,30,000acres of landthatthey our tax money to loan the supporters By telephone. It's that protein.They're specially , bramfortably see from thehighway. of this a National Guard plane to fly to easy. A call to Dickens your sooalled wildanimals to be Washington, what can you expect? I processed to retain their natural to on this range, what is resent my tax money being used that way. 2-7270 brings you Kan- weight -liftingproteinele- 'iotaother than coyotes, a few deer, Right now this money is urgently needed Ogre growing in number; and, an for better causes. sasSoya'scustom -mixed ments and, at the same time, sianal bobcat? Buffalo? They I believe this to be the ultimate attempt cattle feed, carefully prepared improve their natural palatability Ohm to be fed six to eight months at pork barrel legislation. If you treasure f the year. A critter will starve to the rights of the individual, and our in accordance withyour formula anddigestibility. That's why Sun- fOR WOMEN on bluestem in the winter, as it capitalistic system of private ownership, and depend - flower Brand tastes better, packs no winter strength. (Maybe, we act now! Write your congressman and ---...... J give the government the whole oppose the establishment of a Prairie jablydelivered on the pounds faster and makes ad let it feed us.) National Park in Kansas. A letter or two AV. in compliance marketing more profitable. d, the people of Kansas have had is a better way of persuasion than a gun, good land taken from them by and I hope as effective. with your timetable. Just in case you're Whether you choose custom - ranment. This land would no A concerned citizen, not completely satisfiedwiththe results mixing or mix your own, pry taxes, and you know what Donita M. Rogers Nu A few years ago the govern - CEDAR POINT you're getting with your present formula, prefer pre -arranged delivery or took approximately 50,000 more that same, telephone call will also give CEO for Fort Riley which about doubled pick up your own order, Kansas Soya's mount they already had. Adjoining you valuable formulaguidance. Free. automated in -and -out truckloading each side they took 16,189 acres Agree To Promote RING AND ford Reservoir and 15,830 acres Before you hang up,you'llhave the and grainbankfacilitiesare always ttle Creek, There are about 20 feedlot -proven formula that will provide available.Call Kansas Soya now. And constructed dams in Kansas, Sage Use Of JMMER approximately 325,000 acres. maximum gain at lowest cost. call collect. ins taken from private citizens and If you mix your own ration, let Kansas the tax rolls, and it certainly does Pesticides dude all of the federally owned Soya supply the best protein supplement kKansas. Fourteen states, have agreed to you can feed. Sunflower Brand Soybean KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. are supposedly fighting against promotethesafeuseofall logy of Communism in East pesticides, reports the United States Meal or Pellets are made from prime Dickens 2-7270 Emporia, Kansas ESleant understand why, since we Department of Agriculture. soybeans,nature'srichestsource of mingabout as socialistic and The department said this brings to SALE EVERY I L 00 TO'75' STARTING TIME 12:00 NOON anhattan Commission Co. C. I usay 1 wf cow 985 @22.30 1 wf cow 930 @22.25 1 wf cow 985 @22.20 1 wf cow 1010 @22.20 favorite fabrics, 1 wf cow 1120 @22.20 to especie! sale days 1 wf cow 1045 @22.20 I prices CAFEREMODELINGbe open July 12,but will 1 wf cow 950 @22.00 ?,s 3 to15. Half will re -open and beverages. 1 wf cow 1005 @22.00 sandwiches 1 wf cow 830 @21.70 1 wf cow 1020 @21.70 1 wf cow 845 @21.70 1 blk cow 910 @21.70 roupof 1 wf cow 885 @21.60 1 wf cow 1045 @21.50 ySummer 1 wf cow 725 @21.50 1 wf cow [email protected] NEAR 1 blk cow 935 @21.50 1 blk cow 875 @21.50 1 wf cow 840 @21.40 1 wf cow 1090 @21.30 OFF 1 wf cow 835 @21.30 REG tun last weekwas lighter, 2 blk hfrs 547 @28.00 1 wf cow 835 @21.30 pgIff- the harvest 810 @21.30 being in full 2 blk hfrs 545 @27.50 1 blk cow 1 wf hrn hfr 505 @26.80 1 wf cow 1055 @21.20 the eau market 1115 @21.20 wasa little bit 1 wf cow 've hada lot of inquiries BABY CALVES 1 wf hrn cow 930 @21.20 Assoc ttilek new crop ofcalves. 1 wf bull cif 57.50 1 wf cow 965 @21.20 lis of You have 1050 @21.10 cattle tosell, callus 1 wf bull cif 57.00 1 wf cow them in. 1 blk clf 51.00 1 wf cow 970 @21.10 WeaveWeave 21.10 a largerrunn of 1 wf hfr clf 50.00 1 wf cow 905 @ G D our sale thiscoming 1 blk cif 50.00 1 wf cow 1020 @21.10 ay. July 8. $298 Or,FoilNing 1wf cow 1010 @21.00 is rn cow 925 @ 20.10 apartial listing BULLS 1wf cow 935 @21.00 lastThursday of wf cow 990 @ 20.10FOR ESTIMATES : 1 blk bull 1blk cow 1005 @20.90 1365 @28.60 b brkl cow 990 @ 20.10 1 wf bull 1630 @28.40 wf cow 835 @20.80 W.E. DUGAN. . .. Alta Vista, 229-6430 CKER bwf cow 1135 @ 20.00JOE RAINE ....Maple Hill, 663-2226 & FEEDER 1 blk bull 1590 @28.30 brnd cow 1000 @20.70 str CATTLE wf cow 775 @ 19.70DON WELLS ... Manhattan, 539-3744 1 blk bull 1295 @27.90 wf cow 845 @20.70 MERVIN SEXTON.. Abilene, 263-3449 str 970 @ 30.00 hoist cow 970 @ 19.60 765 @ 29.25 1 char bull 770 @27.80 1blk cow 910 @20.70 WALT SUTTER .June. City, 238-5685 lilts 1 blk bull hoist cow 1095 @20.70 blk cow 810@ 19.60EARN PHONE .. Manhattan, 776-4815 Ott 678 @ 28.30 1210 @27.40 1 wf bull 1135 @27.30 wf cow 1065 @20.40 bwf cow 1130 @ 19.50 Kfr 1520 @28.10 Consignment Reports 1 wf bull 1 805 @20.30 bwf cow 1175 @ 19.40 Kir 65 @ 27.20 1325 @27.00 wf cow WIBW Radio 6:30 a.m. Thursdays 835 @20.30 wf hrn cow 1075 @ 19.40 7105@ 26.60 jersey cow WIBW - TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays blk cow 900 @20.30 wf cow 1140@ 19.30 COWS BUYING FAT HOGS STEERCALVESstn 1wf cow 960 @20.30 wf cow 1060 @ 19.25 9 bra hfrette At Manhattan.. ..Every weekday except 769 @23.30 1 blk cow 765 @20.20 wf cow 970 @ 19.20 sit 338 @ 38.30 5 bra cows Thursday and Friday 692 @23.10 1 wf cow 1125 @20.20 390 @31.00 1 wf cow At Eskridge Every Wednesday 880 @23.00 890 @20.20 PIGS Every Saturday 390 ki.)29.30 1 wf cow At Alta Vista I hoist cow 1405 @22.90 1 hoist cow 1085 @20.20 8 white pigs @ 15.50 1 hoist cow 1530 @22.80 1 wf cow 1050 @20.10 33 mixed pigs @ 14.50Buying hours 8 a.m. - 2 p m. except rEsIFERCALVES 1 wf cow 1095 @22.60 Manhattan. For information call the hfrs 1 wf cow 1055 @20.10 15 mixed pigs @ 13.00barn in Manhattan, PR 6-4815. Or you 290 @35.00 1 hoist cow 1520 @22.40 hfr 442 @ 29.00 may call Joe Raine at Maple Hill 1 wf cow 930 @22.30 Auctioneer:Joe Raine 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449-2347. 465 @28.00 1 wf cow 975 @22.30 July 6, 1971 Experiments With High 10 Moisture WheatFor Feed A different type of wheat harvestis not suitable for milling, in con-the chopper resembles crushed was completedrecentlyonthetrasttothe varieties commonlystraw, but contains 70 per cent grain Porter Ranch near Miller which isgrown in Kansas. by weight. Porter said that efforts northeast of Emporia. The machine, called a chopper,were made to keep the moisture Thisparticularwheatyieldedharvests and pulverizes the grain,content above 45 per cent. To do this about 80 bushels to the acre and ishead of the wheat plant, as well as aitis sometimes necessary to add being processed strictly for cattleportion of the stalk, before blowing itwater to the material near the end of feed. into a specially designedtrailerthe harvest. WalterPorter,ownerandtowed by the chopper. Every 11 Mashed grain and straw is taken operator of the Lyon County farm, minutes a truck pulls beside thefrom the field to a trench silo where 04,,..vakpe used an experimental machinetrailer which is equipped with anitis packed to begin the ensiling custom built by a Maize manufac-hydraulic system that enables the turer, process. for the harvest. Porterisoperator totip the trailer's bed, The high -moisture wheat ensilage experimenting in high -moisturedumping its contents into the truck. wheat as a feed grain. will be fed to approximately 3,000 Use of the machine eliminates thecattle on the Porter ranch while they Porter obtained a variety of seedneed for running the wheat through UNUSUAL WHEAT HARVEST are on grass pasture laterthis WalterPorter, wheat called "Blue Boy," developeda hammer mill. owner -operator ofa ranch summer. near Miller,* for use on the southeastern seaboard machine called a "chopper"to Harvesting begins when the grain One advantage the high -moisture harvesta crop of of the United States. This variety is that is to be used for cattle feed. hightlnist contains about 60 per cent moisture,wheat has over wheat harvested at known for its high yield potential butPorter said. Material produced by the norma110 to 14 per cent moisturefor use as feed, Porter said, H is that Porter said the addition of the straw to the the grain problem was s eliminates the danger of digestive one e E GfaetorshsdecisoREvENRI in 7kAriB disturbances while increasingbulk. T moisture M3Eid lahE Officials Porter said this variety of The use of Land Bank dollars could wheat is Growing be your stepto a brighter future. (4",:.74eal not suitable as a graincrop and corn at. LAND BANK should be used only as (rdIeuicklY wheat. FLBA interest rate is lower. a feed grain. and enhance He and many animal nutritionists the the 30,000.1 stitute. And becaeBlue OPEN MONDAY THIROUGH FRIDAY 8-5(Closed 12-1) believe wheat as a feed grainholds 604 Humboldt- 913 776-6931 Home 913 539-8725 considerable promise for Boy harvest,a Clay Center meat grain sorgh - 1:00-3:00 p.m. Tuesday - KM Security Bldg. producers. OoCtVrS He began the u Nutritionists from Kansas se u Statemoisture University, grainin Federal Land BankAssociation Manhattan, arewat- omAP harvest lastfall and OF MANHATTAN, KANSAS ching the Porter experiment es SERvIN.G R. Stanley Parsons and will be used have been collecting samples again GEARY POTTAWATOMIE Manager for use chopper taking ember: !Y RILEY COUNTM in digestibility studies. the1] ventional combines aril:: e financial mill. the Air

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The statelegislature atute last week makin0 Phosphorus and calcium make up more than 70per- misdemeanor for ari-;;'. DOLL cent of the minerals in cattle. For good body condi- Chisel tion and maximum performance, cattle requirean ieratea car with eithertt. Plows eck ends elevated none:: adequate supply of both at a ratio near 1:1. ches from the axle aol: Range and pasture grasses are very low in phosphorus iannerastobeder;i With The Strength ToMatch ModernTractor Power content. Grazing cattle may get only 50 to 60per- )erate. cent of their phosphorus needs in summer, andas Many young drivers little as 40 percent under drought or winter conditions. Rcial springs or parts: -24 ModelSizes.: 5' to 17' From 3 Basic Tool Bars se rear or frontof Ins Purina Range & Pasture Mineral, with its 16% phos- nusuallyhighangle phorus level, is formulated specifically to supplement leyated the entire car mineral deficiencies of pastures and range. se running gearby tal Fed free choice, Purina Range & Pasture Mineral rrangement, saidoff supplies all the known mineral requirements for Lawmakers believethe cattle in amounts exceeding the National Research rith car body ele Council's recommendations. Phosphorus is supplied azardous becauseig from three sources to insure availability; all trace -action andwheel WI minerals are present in readily available form. rinciples originally Purina Range & Pasture Mineral contains organic ars. iodine to help prevent foot rot and soft tissue lumpy jaw, iron in highly available sulfate form giving ita light instead of red color, cobalt,manganese, zinc and copper. LANDOLL'S Stop by at the sign of the Checkerboardto find out 3715P 3 Bar Rigid Shank 15ft. Chisel Plow. With the simple removal of three what this quality mineral supplementcan do for pins it canbe changed to a 3 bar mounted 15 ft. plow with your cattle. hydraulicgauge wheels. HARIO AGGIE )1081 Many 1205 Moro Other AdvancedFeatures Make Landoll The Best Buy AGRICULTURE SERVICE 258-2412 Herington DISTRIBUTED BY KLUGHARTT-THORNHILL MACHINERY CO., KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI FLINT HILLS FEED & GRAIN PR 8-5322 Manhattan AUTHORIZED DEALERS: FARMERS UNION FEED MILL 437.2434 St. Marys BAYS MOTORS- Onaga MOR-KAN ELEVATOR PIONEER EBERWEIN GARAGE - Alma 349-2214 White City SERVICE & C & W SALES - Herington KENDALL GARAGE & IMPL. -Leonardville FARM SUPPLY MID-CONTINENT ELEVATOR... CE 8-4177 Junction City G & W - Courtland FARMERS UNION HDWE & IMPL. -St. Marys TRACTOR & TIRE-Chanute GORDEN MARK ELEVATOR A. B. CALDWELL W.W. SMITH & SONS - Clay Center ME 2-.281Clay Center JOHANNING - Burlington WRIGHT IMPLEMENT - Abilene BROS. FT. SCOTT -Lawrence HOLT FARM SUPPLY - Manhattan TRUCK &TRACT.- Fort Scott FRANCISFREDRICK MACHA-REVERE - Council Grove CATTLE HODGSON FARM SUPPLY- Leavenworth BRUNA IMPLEMENT - Marysville OILER IMPLEMENT PURINA FLY FIGHTER - Garnett FAQ FLY WATERVILLE MOTORS - Waterville um CHOWS Landoll is manufactured in Marysville, Kansas

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Harvester At K -State system pad the '' Cantaloupe, that cool, delightfullyseparated by size. now delicious orange variety of musk- "But, unfortunately, this process of slough' POUn( melon, could become less expensiveresults in considerable damage to sufficient awn 1971, 32 the plant. When vines are lifted, couldRforsvegset lienaarkseildil.f''. forconsumers andturnintoa ere" profitable industry for southwesternsmallroots developingatjoints dhbee ngtothe counties in Kansas if a mechanicalalong the vine are torn out of the Report ground. harvester can be perfected. e to o pr "Vines are also easily broken off ne aDt4. In Kansas as in most other states, months o and pulled up. The Davis harvester A tfhouisr cantaloupe are picked by hand. This pleianrSt, pounds, 18 collected ap:,:. can be very expensive even when apparently has not been successful three year 1..: fieldworkersareavailableateither sinceithas not been in- use andtestingS. of. action dustrially -produced," Fairbanks picker.th,oert.i harvest time. Cantaloupe growers was 118mil pointed out. It is obvious haVe long hoped for a mechanical that from ga future of t,' harvester to save them time, cut K -State's prototype harvester, a t fromApr costs to the consumer and increaseunfortunatelytoo,needscon- harvester number of siderable refinement before it can 191.009 hea their own profits. individual,nIechafntichi The case is still out on the extent ofbe used profitably. gmaenization, head in M: or,. knowingiagriculturaleear isnot as suc- - -- "etnueP I IIIIIIIIII 4111111bhosvonfr "The harvester eaaaber'e consumer savings and increased d'eI e11.T a' fight was 1,0, hiePidn°YgPe ta nsa"dtha er eeireitP gbnl''Ia'381 1dosbIIlIscla' :'' involved,°s- :'..:1'4.':11' profitsforgrowers.Butitis cessful as it should be. It picks up CANTALOUPE HARVESTER PROTOTYPE than MaY, only a fourth to a third of the melons additional in the generally assumed thatthese Prof. G. E. Fairbanks of the department of agricultural iction mi benefits will accrue. it should and it damages quite a ment,the outlook was 585 engineering at Kansas State University, Manhattan, demonstrates for SouthwesternKansas,inpar-few," Fairbanks said. Many punc- how gravity -operated fingers work on a prototype cantaloupe har- harvesters t abovethe ticular, has climatic, moisture andtures and bruises result from the vester. Fairbanks indicates that the harvester potentially could Professor harvester'sprojectingfingers the developmental production soil conditions exceptional for the help the Kansas cantaloupe industry, particularly southwestern coo;; growth of cantaloupe. Yet only adesigned to pick up the melons. Kansas. But he would discusstiter; theK -State -devised prospective fraction of the potential tonnage is Why does sponsors. raised. harvester pick up so few? Quitemelon, their open position allows "If they are the right size and If ' "This area produces high quality,simple. Fairbanks says, "we can'tthem to envelop the melon. Asthe AUSF maturity, they can be plucked from ')glfOt'., sweet melons, but the lack of aseem to get enough gravity fingers the Design C fingers start ascending again, the vine relatively easy," Fairbanks stateofKansas, ft.; mechanical harvester has hindered on a continuous shaft to pick up allgravity and the angled hubs close cantaloupe -producing all crops explained. Sri production. In years past, laborersthe melons." the gap between the fingers and benefit. in tank at le Fairbanks added that a mature sands of acre: from Mexico were hired to pick Max Fogelman, former hor- is beTnoefivth.at clasp the melon unlessit too extent? It is sand Farme melon loses its firm adherence to the to) melons, but this labor is no longerticulture researcherat K -State'ssmall. determine. ore and pric available. Garden City Agricultural Research plant. "Horticulturists refer to this inquiries inv The melon islifted up by theas slip." "A successful alternative must beExperiment Station and now at thefingers and, if mature, disjoins from AUSI introduced before production can be first If a person were to spend the time De UniversityofKentucky, the vine and is carried upward. If Better JustSay expanded," says Prof. G.E. Fair-thought of the ideas for the fingers.immature, it is held firmly by theand money, Fairbanks thinks that a Belleville, I successfulharvester couldbe "I Don't Like banks of the agricultural"He and Ibuilt the first machineplant and the vine pulls the melon If fabricated.Ifharvesters were engineering faculty of the Kansastogether," Fairbanks said. from between the fingers. KALISPELL, Mont. manufactured, only growers - RE Agricultural Expermient Station at Here is Fairbanks' description of Runners on the bottom ofthe being struck nn the heap producing large acreages of melons Kansas State University,how it works: harvesterholdthevinesdown plate -fullOf rhubarb pie I wouldbeableto affordthe Manhattan. "The picking unit consists of aduring the picking process. When Newbury of Whitefish It? machines. In all candor, Fairbanks confesses series of projecting 10 -inch fingers.the ripe melons reach the top, they collect $125,000. Fairbanks feelsthat several I will sell that there may not "be a sufficient There are eight sets of fingers onare released into a trough. Mrs. Newbury said ski demand for these machines because adaptations can be made to make thelstane each of four picking units. These are At cook inthehousehold the time Fogelman left K - 4 mileswet of the relatively short picking mounted on discs set on a rotatingState'sstaff,"he was tryingto the K -Stateprototype moreef- Bernice Dunham of ficient: f Industry, seasons and limited acreage plantedshaft. The shaft is chain driven fromdevelop a dwarf vine with a stan- Falls, Mont. in 1970 wlien - Fingers still do not grip melons annually in Kansas, the U.S., andthe ground wheels.Fingers aredard size melon which would mature she was struck on the hack F1 piecesof other countries. fastened loosely to discs on the shaft.uniformly sotheycouldallbe firmlyenough.Short head by a plate-ful of pier "And a machine can't always pick "Discs are equipped with hubs setharvested at the same time," saidrubber hose have been placed over by Mrs. Dunham. the melons at the right stage of at slight angles to orient the fingersFairbanks. tips of the fingers to aid in their She said she was doit,i maturity like a skilled worker can. inward and outward by means of Hisreasoning:thistypevine aggressiveness. He suggests that the at the time and thetilt: Melons need to be slightly green. Atgravity as the discs rotate. Whenwould make the picking process that fingers might bereplacedwith broke, causing injury. that stage, stems are hard to severfingers are coming up, the set ofmuch easierforamechanical continuous flexible discs. Mrs. Newbury isasL from vines," he said. fingers moves downward on the -A smooth bed surface is needed $25,000 in general dairos rDeee: harvester. SofarasFairbanks stLoegfael Kansas State University's hubs.These angledhubsbringknows, Fogelman did not develop a to orient melons right ahead of the $100,000 in otherdamage:. agricultural engineers are not thefingers close together. individual picker units. This would uniformly maturing cantaloupe. IBM"' only ones in the United States to "This principle allows the fingers is in "The harvester selective I A. of brc develop a prototype cantaloupeto grip melons more securely. Asrespecttocantaloupesizeand harvester. fingers reach the top center andmaturity. The mature melon willREGISTER NOW FOP lo, 20 acre At the University of California, start downward, gravity pulls themdetach from the vine quite easily r wheat, 20 Davis,"aharvesterhasbeen forward and downward and spreads Apparatus on the harvester orients ntract, poss developed that lifts the vines. Ripethem apart," Fairbanks said. melons in rows to be picked up by melons falloff the vine and are When fingers come down on athe ricking unit on the machine. s on this Rex's Truck Tiresarebuilt for the toughestfarm chores sTLretitacggtasIlllPperins' r 6,600 Bushel contract; gt r TRUCK TIRES TIIIELESS es on this HIGHWAY TREAD 7-17.5 6 ply 8-17.5 8 ply CHIEF. 670.15 6 ply $17.00 $32 700-15 6 ply $20.00 TRACTION 700-15R ply $23.00670-15 6 ply 650-16 6 ply $18.00 700-156 ply $22 GRAIN BIN This farm 700-16 6 ply $21.00 650-16 6 ply $27 750-16 R ply $28.00 $23 700-16 6 ply $28 750.17 8 ply $32.00 750-16 R ply tries andPart° 750-2010 ply $39.00 $33 September,agnidveawaya oChaietmoInndthus. has S 20 10 ply $43.00 MI prices plus Fed. dealerswillust Ex. tax. 6 1 11111ah,riCs:P;IKIel last day of ea ,,, no*wit 900-20 10 olv $55.00 no trade-in, add $5 to above register before the Ithreetraeu is 1.0 Allyou need to do yourname 1000-20 12 ply $70.00 Wae willc kspeontO,, prices;8 & 10 ply w/oex- ttwtt nestirtuwctiiloi nbeCopml apcaendy changeproportionally higher. in. thFinrgorlitothreisdlielac*Y the name of the winner will be drawn.Just one each drawing. 2t5s% down WIDE CAMPER& FARM PICKUP TIRES You must register each month for ------the p. are de HIGHWAYTREAD r ttion stat Size TRACTIONITE ELLIOTT CONSTRUCTIONCO. Pricef.e.t. 011/a, Y. of e 8.00-16.5 6 -ply $32.003.33 Size Pricef.e.t. P. 0. Box 127 Morrowville, Kansas66958 infortnat. 8.00-16.5 8 -ply 8.00-16.5 8 -ply $37.003.70 itlla3bsolutety' $35.003.62 10.165 10-16.5 6 -ply $39.504.40 6-nly $42.004.55 Chief GrainBin. 10-16.5 8 -ply $45.504.96 Please enter my name for the Free rfpiv vesatsgsroann. 10-16.5 8 -ply $43.504.78 1 12-16.5 8 -ply $59.50 buildings 12-16.5 8 -ply $52.006.04 6.26 Send information on ElBins ti Farm e,reeedenei 1 Bulk feed tanks THESE ARE ALL FIRSTQUALITY NotRespor PREMIUM QUALITY No Blemishes. No trade-insneeded. NAME FREE TIRE MOUNTING ON OUROWN PREMISES ADDRESS or RFD __ ...... STATE - CITY legal age to------Rex's You must be of 0.- MANHATTAN Clerk IIIII...... AMIN, ...... (An 1001 N. 3rd 778-3513 ------E: ... ABILENE het'keer 6th & Buckeye 122 1 a= irrilime 263-9813 L EL-L-1-0-T-T----C-6-N'STRUCT101SIASCO' org -7eimills. Via I JUNCTION CITY MORROWVILLE, 210 Grant Avenue 283-8353 phone 913265-3872 a special bed+ universities of and Iting Melons, ,u.rsmirt Indiana July 6, 1971 eady availableittit Wisconsin have similar nsasPlants Produce149 laptedto a tattoo arrangements on productsreceive a considerable amount of he said. eantabitt developed by their researchers. royalties from the sale of the protein rubber-padded The universityisexpectedtoenriching product. is neededto Lbs. Of MeatDuring rah'illion May chine to a suitalAe Kansas 30 million pounds, 35 percent now the plants produced below --otate d so slaughter April 1971. 1970 and 2 pounds belowApril 1971. cultural of red meat dur- engineeno,., 'Ilion pounds There were 42 million FARM TRUCK BODIES efficient The number of hogs slaughtered pounds of funds 32 percent above May veal produced during era, ay May, down 7 ae earmarked was 190,000 head, compared with but 1 percenttbelow April, 1971, percentfrom1970. for 'l: 142,000 head during May last The281,200 evelopment KansasCrop and year.calves slaughtered of itei;. ng to the Average liveweightwas 249 were 8 percent :our years jock Reporting Service. less than a year earlier. ago. pounds compared with 247 pounds Liveweight like to procluctionforthe a continue 'het:, mutative yearago. per head was 267 pounds,up 5 becomes of1971 totaled 739 Cumulativepork available 5 months pounds from May 1970. this arcent above last production through May totaled153 point,Faj? pounds, l8 Pi Pork production totaled1,189 ed three million pounds, up to 26percent years olthc, from last year. million pounds, 17percent above a id testing oductiou of beiefduring May, year earlier. of thez. pounds, up 31 Lamb and Mutton production in was 118 millic Kansas during May totaled 21,000 Hog kill totaled 7,546,100head, up , 1970 and up 1 obvious that t from May 18 percentfromMay the pounds, compared with 11,000a year 1970. of a mechanical nt from April1971. Liveweight per headwas 241 pounds, ca earlier and 26,000 pounds in April number ofcattle slaughtered ;ter is notbright 1971. 3 pounds lighter thana year earlier. , compared with individual, d 191,000 head United States There were 41 millionpounds of head inMa, 1970. Average Hinge Down Combination Grain 8 Livestock Body fixation, or lamb and mutton producedin May, 5 assn, Commercial productionofred ng the risks eight was 1,047' pounds, 1 pound percent less than ayear earlier. A complete and versatile Steel Farm Body. Easily changed from and meat in the 48 States totaled 3,032 rthan May, 1970. a flat platform to a 28" Grain Side with modern lever -type sliding ed, were totake step lotion in thefirst 5 months of million pounds in May, up 7 percent gate. Add 12" Tip Tops to convert unit to 40" Grain Sides. Raise onalresearch and from a year earlier. ion 16 folding racks to convert to 66" Stock Rack Body complete with the outlook was 585mill pounds, for e;-. Cumulativeproduction easy in -and -out sliding cattle gate, controlled by nylon rope and t above thesame period in ofredKSU Bread May sters might improve. meat in the first five months of 1971 pulley arrangement. Dist. of Schlen lessor Fairbanksisro. luring May was was 15,445 million pounds, 7 percent ALSO BODIES WITH WOOD SIDES evelopmental k production Soon Appear In costs above last year. e would discussthernala Commercial meat production ective sponsors.II It includes slaughter in federally in-Nation's Markets pe harvester becomest spected and other slaughter plants, The State Board of Regents has AUSH ERMAN UNDERBODY HOISTS tps consumers, grow% but excludes animals slaughteredongiven Kansas State University, Design Cylinder Bars Heavy Duty...14 ton capacity stateofKansas, ad farms. Manhattan, permission to have its - est all crops better and put more (loupe -producing slatein in tank at less cost. Proven on Beef production in May was 1,760name usedonbreadlabelad- Designed for 102 inch to 120 inch CA fit. sands of acres by Custom Har- million pounds, 1 percent above thevertising with proper safeguards. with 14 ft. to 18 ft. bodies Each what extent? It is ko ems and Farmers. Write for 1,736 million in May 1970. Any use of the university's name, - hare and prices. Dealer and mine. Cattle kill totaled 2,870,900 head, 2said the board, must be accurate 32 pounds of hoist lifts 1 ton of nt inquiries invited. percent above a year earlier.and dignified." payload. Call or AUSHERMAN - come in today. Dept. GG Liveweight perhead was1,029 According to President James A. tter Just Say Belleville, Kansas 66935 pounds, 9 pounds lighter than MayMcCain, university scientists have developed a chemical and process Don't Likehn which adds protein to bread while at ,A1,1SPELL, Mont. - REAL ESTATE AUCTION the same time reducing fat content. HAUL -MOR, INC. MAUL -MOP,INC:. ng struck on theheafi 551 Acres of Good It is planned to patent the product Valley Falls, Kansas to -fullofrhubarb pie, and license a wholesale company to Phone 945.3211 whury of Whitefish halo Clay County Land produce it for resale to bakeries. The lect $125,000. I will sell at public auction the following farms sirs.Newbury said ski located in Athelstane & Gill twps., at Tract No. 1 located16 miles south )kinthe household d&4 miles west of Clay Centeror 1 mile west & 1 mile north THURSDAY, JULY 15 mice Dunham of fahf Industry, Kansas. ills, Mont. in 1970 whook STARTS 9:30 A.M. - LUNCH SERVED the bail FRIDAY, JULY 16th, e was struck on 1971 Due to health we are quitting farming andwill sell at public ad by a plate-ful of pie Beginning at 10 auction on the farm located 7 south and 2east of Linn or 14 north Mrs. Dunham. o'clock and 4 east of Clay Center, Kansas. Shesaid she was doing TRACT NO. I thetime and the pe: eke, causing injury. (231 Acres) POSTS, BUILDING, obi Mrs. Newbury is Legal Description FEEDER, LUMBER & HAY bout E1,4 of E% of 28-10-2; & 83acres south- Steel posts;1000 bu. wood grain 5,000 in general est of Creek in N.W.14 of 27-10-2 Athelstane Twp. damages ounty, Clay bin; 2 16' portable hay or grain 00,000 in other Ks. Improved with3 bedroom modern frame bunks ouse,barn, machineshed, ouse, propane tank, doublegranary,farrowing 2 Fullington built 200 bu. cattle II A. of broke land& correl], 211 A. broke withapp. self feeders nce of broke is good Chapman Creekbottom hal- 60 bu. portable calf feeder ilo, 20 acresground is good upland,102 acres growing Co-op cattle oiler )W FOR growing corn, 30 Tox-O-Wik cattle oiler with face r wheat, 20acres grass & lots. Buyeracres alfalfa, app. GO A. 'crops, to get 1,/., of grow- fly attachment ntract, possessionpossession of wheatground upon signing of 6' stock tank; a lot of good used t January 1972. buildings 1st September, 1971,balance lumber;goodused ironfor Buyer & Seller eachto pay 1/2of 1971 1966 Oliver 3x16 plow on rubber, welding; some junk iron. xes on this tract.Upland is all terraced. hyd. control, throwaway lays, Winter front for 3020; winter good front for 350 tractor; JD hyd. 11 Hereford cows 3 to 6 yrs., 1 has 1970 Lilliston4 row cultivator, cylinders; 3 hyd. cylinders; used TRACT NO. II calf at side, balance to calf in only used on 90 acres, like new tires; some new lumber; used October INC4x16 plow,on rubber, hyd. barb wire; some new barb wire; (160 Acres) 11 Angus cows, 3 to 6 yrs.,1 has control, good smooth wire; gas & oil barrels; Legal Description calf, balance calfin October John Deere No. 55 3x14 plow on 300 gal. diesel tank, stand, hose & N.W. 1/4of 34-10-2 Athelstane Twp. rubber, hyd. control, good ay County, Ks.This farm lays 7 Angus -Hereford cows, 3 to 6 nozzle (new); 300 gal. gas tank, Tract I, 12 across road to south & east years, calf in October John Deere 16x8 drill, fertilizer, stand, hose & nozzle; pump jack. acres broke balance isgrass with good fences, Registered Hereford bull, 5 years press, power lift, low rubber, Set of front weights for 3020 and sperils.linagsllpd,catch pen & loading park. Possession chute. This farm has a old, gentle and a good breeder, good 4020 tractors; dog house; 1000 or contract; of broke ground upon signing the modern type, cows are all Huffman built PTO digger with more squarebalesalfalfain thisgrtarassuland 10th October1971. Seller to pay 1971 bred to this bull 9" & 12" bit, 3 pt., good barn; approximately 300 square 26 Hereford, Anqus and Charolais Huffman built 8' 3 pt. blade bales prairie hay in barn. cross bred calves from above Huffman built PTO wire winder, 6 hp Wisconsin engine; 31/2 hp cows, wt. 400 to 650 lbs. on rubber, with 2 rollers Briggsengine; 2 hanging TRACT NO. III This is a good set of farm stock Several rolls wire on wheels to fit aerationfansforsteelbins; cows, allgood producers and winder portable aeration fan. (160 Acres) milkers. Viking 36' hay or grain elevator This farmis located on rubber, hopper, spout, PTO, SHOP TOOLS, HAND TOOLS ivaY. No.82, or 12 5 miles west of Wakefieldon old good AND MISCELLANEOUS Ltal Description,south & 1 east of ClayCenter, Ks. Clark pull type weed sprayer on Lincoln 180 amp welder near IllintY, Ks. This S.W. 14of 4-10-3 Gill Twp. Clay rubber with 200 gal. tank, good new; Champion portable air andpari:C' tan* ha Quarter is all Farm Machinery 4 Industries s been sowed grass. 60 acres native grass, Eze-Flow 10' fertilizer spreader compressor on wheels. 1969 Deere 3020 tractor, Possession ofto grass, good fences, pond& John on rubber Bench grinder, on stand, and Month. 1, stillerwill pay this farm will be October10th, diesel, wide front, locked rear INC No. 35 2 row weeder with motor; grease gun; log chains; eadl threetra 1971 taxes, lays end, 3 pt., powersteering, LPO, thelast daY °mein Lets will be along good oiled road. hyd. cylinder new oil; new grease; 3 electric na yu. sold at tract 1 location. L hyd., 600 hours, like new INC No.5 siderake,sealed fencers; drop cords; tarps. willse this R.., From 1956 IHC 350tractor, gas, new bearings, low rubber, good McCulloch chain saw; a lot of ,,jacl(Pot.' torero' rubber, fast hitch, TA, less than John Deere No. 5 7' semi -mount good hand tools; socket sets; onething (Terms & Conditions) Just 400hourssincecomplete mower shovels; forks; case of Dieldrin. 26% down balance overhaul, LPO, L hyd., very Portable cattle loading chute on ch drawing.----- .VJ are in 30 days Handsprayer & 2flatbed . ----- v union Edelivered. or when Deeds and Ab- good rubber loaders, good; small items used ;tate BankDown paymentto be escrowed in 1953 Super H tractor, complete on the farm too numerous to Paj, oI escrowof Clay Center.Buyer & Seller each overhaul, good rubber, very Trucks & Trailers telnforh charges. Your inspection mention. 66958 nation contact invited. For good absolut owner or auctioneer. These farms Duncan front end loader with 1969 Ford F-250 3/4 ton pickup, baseselY sell tohighest bidder HD, 4 speed, Big 6 engine, wrap HOUSEHOLD GOODS Bin.to announced sale day. Allotments bucket, fits 350 H or M around bumpers, mud tires, 3 piecebedroom suitecorn iief Grain ?vest gro sale day. Soldwith owners rights to Dozen blades for Duncan loader e PrecedRing crops. Statements wide bed, radio, heater, 17,000 plete; baby bed; baby play pen, Once over announced sale day shall 1968 IHC No. 56 4 row planter, mbuildings printed matter. miles, like new high chair; fruit jars. Not Res rubber press, fertilizer, only Set of near new Giant fold down Gold Herculon carpet 11x111/2; llonsible forAccidents. planted 200 acres, like new stock racks and grain sides for blue & whiteacruloncarpet 1966 INC No. 401 12' springtooth 3/4 ton Ford pickup 12x13; mint green polyester harrow, good 2 Electric Wheel No. 5026 trailers carpet 12x15. GLENN 1967 INC No. 5510'chiselon with Big Ben7x14 bed, grain All these carpets are good. Also F. GIBBS, rubber, pull type, very good sides & hoists, very good other household goods not listed. 1967 John Deere 4 section rotary 4 wheel trailer with flatbed, good STATE-- hoe, pull type, good Terms - Cash Day Of Sale Clerk Owner 2 -wheel machinery trailer, good r, Ks. &E scrow Agent,Union State Bank, Clay Cen- A.A.0412tineer, Oscar & Alga Ohlde, Foster Owners UCTI° Morganville,Kretz Clerk - Bank of Palmer, Palmer, I% SAS Clay Center,Ks., Phone Kansas Auctioneers: Foster Kretz Auction Service, Clay Center,Phone Morganville WA 6-4422

3812 builtup because of their plushliving conditions. fects,, The dairyman says Catered -ToCows Stay thecowsPresent Int gij, 4A aren't the only ones whothrive this new kind of care. It's in saccharin KS a labor- saver for him and he expectseven Inside TheYear 'Round milk production theyear 'round to arrj TePoel, sums up the meaning: "My Inside their atmosphere -help offset the cost of e Things have gone beyondthe his "cow er xansas Jr palace." pampered pets stage where pets arecows haven't been outside in the pastcontrolled world,the sun always ew which, never allowed out of the confines ofyear." Not only that, his dairy barnshines for farmer TePoel's herd - atthe the house - now it's extremely welldoesn't even have windows. at least 24 hours a day. at cared -for cows. But, never fear about the cows. The cows enjoy three scientifically Grounds Breezes for the herd are furnished cattle will This has all come about due to a figured meals per day and have noFDA Restricts gistration new trend in dairying called "totalby 20 -inch exhaust fans. In goodworries about flies.Ithas been ldaestterienaer events confinement housing." weather they pull in fresh air -necessary to give some ofthem Wisconsinsstutimdipetssi at 6 P' when it gets chilly, tempered air. Saccharin Levels es b Wisconsin dairy farmer, Leo manicures since long hooves have (ration

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bladderstiaSiTedanh.edeeeiIdae at 7 I canceririi In Diet Products plantation anent at TheFood andDrug c ha n v 121.1'0 Ad- bea bre NOW! A New All -Steel Farm ministrationhasplacedmild Saccharin restrictions on the amount Chambe of the300 to500 times artificial sweetener, saccharin,has steer she Building ataNew Low Cost! become permittedindiet caloric Id; Ark foodsand ee arms w Doubleslidedoor.Large beverages pending completion drinks since of Nu. dinner i storage. for equipment and health safety tests. last year. gram. A rock -stout, versa- Dr. Virgil Wodicka, director tile40'x72'x14'structure; of the big 20'x13' doors, 2880 sq. ft. FDA Bureau of Foods, emphasized that there is no evidence that Discovers Holbert, *V. makes this building cost on- sac- ear:\ ngusi ly about $1 per sq.ft. charin harms people,buttheHorse In Special at - EMPORIA &% N,s, restrictions are precautionaryto - keep a person's consumption became ,,a= of the a sweetener below one gram when she : daily looliq and R $2870 until its long-term safety isassured. window and&col F.O.B. Most diet foods and drinks will horse in her WATERVILLE, KS. be gang. unchanged by the restrictions,said Own two horses inent Lamoreaux offers complete, professional the Calorie Control Council, garage was Inn, and continuous flow dryers. erection service. Grain dryingequipment a trade Participation. - The above equipment qualifies for ASC Loan association. theirs. kman, "Icalled Saccharin's previous the Rusoe said, rd W.Rc classification, which Wodickasaid is "and For Location Of Installations For ansas stoc Your Viewing, Call Or See Us "generally recognized as safe,"sets was missing a executive, d no limit on the amount of sweetener there wasan hir: in diet products. garage." siness trip ins was orl A penal of the National Academy Thehorse was Lamoreaux of Tran Bldg. &Mfg. of Sciences said last July fewpeople bags of oats keg nt Ca which later eat more than 0.2 grams ofsac- but the hungryhrrs irline. charinaday - one -fifththe half a bag before ho r93:z2.1 Phone 785-2206 government's new ceiling. ns home wa Shortly after thee: Waterville, Kans. o sons and Citing what it termed the "80-year theowner came rana history of saccharin use byman pasture and phi n. It includ withoutevidenceofadverseef- wandering equine.. s grazing . a and Mor WE'RE OUT TO WIN YOU Robbins Rai brand datin SELL AT ONAGA ns birthpl

. Hisfat] Maybe you'renot ready for that was about new tractor this Night Sales eeply in de spring. But ready rted pluck or not, you owe it toyourself to EVERY WEDNESDAY apiece discover this brand STARTING TIME 8:00 P.M. id William new concept ofpower, comfort ns attended and protection. Your Cattle & Hogs graduated i Case dealer's GoldenOpportunity the Came tractor is ready for logy before e; a no -obligation demonstration. anufacturer 5a Onaga Community r in Pittsbur Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889-4461 or 8894665, ONAGA, late 1920s, x small a

Big Case cubes... we've unleashed surrounds you with fresh, clean air in more of their power for '71. You'll plow the dustiest conditions. And throw PUBLIC AUCTION faster, disk faster, handleany big load away your ear plugs. It's as quiet in- faster. And you'll do it smoothly BIG LUMBERSALE and side as your living room with thekids AT SCHILLING AIRBASE/Salina, easily. Why? Big Case cubes... up to away at school! 451 turbo in the Case 1170.We've SAT. JULY10th, Wedn., j poured on more power inour Agri We value your safety too. You're Commencing (9 AM, morning sale.) far Starts 6:00 Kings. . up to 121/2% more. But we've consistini; more relaxed and alert at the wheel of Approximately 50 thousand feet of lumber figrented sheeting lumberlx6 my still maintained the high -torquere- a new Case Agri King-especially after 2x6 -2x8 -large qua nity of2x10, ,entire hom nite, doors, windows, storm windows, firedoors,)glasst:n.amounts serve power of big -displacement fans wo i8,1c, en- a long day in the field. And a comfort- doors, lavatories, medicine cabinets, exhaust con. The sah gines and moderate engine speeds. pipe, if linr:' e of Jun( able operator is a safer operatdr! Our motor, pipe of all kinds including soil e intersectio buildingrafters, 24 feet lengths, Kitchencats cab, too, offers super protection-with ers, hot water heaters, lots of electricalmaterial a:.way 77 andoli RATED HP a rigid frame that resists front crushing Your oppstii other miscellaneous building materials. sat MODEL CUBES RPM INCREASE* is as goodaruenfta'. Ti !A or overhead collapse, and supports the Tmeermmbs at hs ddaatyeoafssmaloes. t of this lumber wn 770 267 cu. in. 2000 + 12.5% deskwit entire weight of the tractoron a com- BobSmith Salvage Co.ownersl & chest 870 336 cu. in. 2000 + 10.0% plete rollover. Auctioneers - Frank Harz& Bob Perry. suite with er 970 401 cu. in. 2000 + 9.4% ad Radii rpm) 1070 451 cu. in. Are you ready to meet 2100 + 7.0% &chairs the "Black Knight?" wing 1170 451 Turbo 2100 + 7.8% Saturday, Wilsonsea 1470 504 Turbo 2000 No change Your Case dealer's1971 Golden with writi ... Pe rocking nu ac urer s rating estate ofHOW Opportunity demonstratoris standard To settle the an attheform sell at publicauction utterdchurn production, except for thepaint-and KalISA Now the best in comfort mi. east ofOlsburg, is even better. theneaslt reserved for you to drive. Testitin then 3 mi.north to y, OUSEHoLD Tomorrow's tractor,but yesterday's Sale SO. your fields with no feeling of obliga- mi. west.Watch for fable cab? Not with Case! We'llshow you a tion. But by all means tryit-and see seev whole new concept ofcomfort. A cab Ad their in why we say"A tractor's justa tractor un- most ofthe day: that's extra -tight, sealed last Then s# with bo from dust and This isalarge sale and will s til you've driven a new Case!" at 9:30 a.m. stab dirt . . . a new filtration system that willsell at the farm starting ux equipment andhardware sweepe urg for the shop ants r estate about 11: 00 a .m . Town real Listings miner And Complete Refrl 29 For OtherInformationGrain June ny'9ger west. There'sa CASE Dealer Near SeeGrassand !terns too You Slich es di, Is, Marion Yard TERMSCASH:e0Ilaa.boimuLtul:IPP 'imestown LONGHOFER SUPPLY Centralia MEIS IMi-LEMENT CO. Estate Linn McBRATNEY IMPL. Borg J. Law CO. manner Obi rd z KUHLMAN MOTOR CO. JessYantiss, 4vardt, Chapman Attorney forEstate 1; Gary F. Conklin JONES & KNOPP WA 2-3241 Marysville .Salina BRAUCHI BROTHERS VAHSHOLTZ IMPL. CO. tovVelitnecreanntdBGorleg &MAprspieAgsattreid_LAuumebioleedroso. Lawrence lects,,,the gusAssn.Head To Present American preek,H, Bathrooms saccharin Angus Show Need not posein the IT:q k At Jr. a mended hatal1141 filmier rd'a 11 the featured speakerat theaf determine Sunday, July 11, ExtensiveExplanation the ternoon program. . We will arrive Angus Show & Mr. Holbert is a nationally over mane;;.. Kansas Junior know Americans planningto travel to e new is to be held July 11 angus breeder and livestockman. H There is a difference in what is prepared at the back ofthe house on FDA (Way, which eAsia are forewarnedabout the water precautionary t consideredgoodmanners, a charcoal fire. pewit' 12 at theWabaunsee Countyestablished his Angus herd at Sunseand food being unsafe,however, on also 1?fthe tong.tent Picking one's teeth in Thailands For the Thais, who as arule do not studies Grounds at Alma. Knoll farms at Bettendorf, Iowainthe other side of thecoin, consider i not in weighed, tattoos fine-in America, ano -no. It's alsolike wine, the advice is, "you may said. pro' gaZ cattle will be 1934 where he has maintainedone o the dilemma ofa Thai traveling to registration papers checked. themostrespected this country. necessary to keep one's shoesonsniff at wines, if the host invitesyou Saccharin's herds in safeli July 11 will be a when entering an American hometo do so. You must then exclaim, last r events on America. He is a graduate oflow A small publicationentitled, yearbya:1' showmanship State.Heis "Good Manners particularly if one's socksare holey.`what a bouquet!' even if you do not Wisconsin eat6 p.m., chairmanofthe Abroad" advises researcher d Thebookletfurtherexplains:like the odor." nstrationby Andy and RayNational Livestock and Meat Boar the Thai that the food Bryan,who will,in all repoti p.m., and special Upon entering the Americanhome, The American bathroom requires bladder 'Ty at7 and Industry Council and also isa likelihood, make himill,that the cancer in I the hostess will take the guest'scoatachaptertoitself.Thebook plantation tainment at 8 p.m. director of the American Nationa noise of flushingtoiletsecho in of pellets July12 from 6:30 to7:30 a.m.,Cattleman's Association. American homes and then "go to the kitchento seesuggests that, "if you don't know saccharin. andthatitis will be a breakfast, courtesyof Ranchers and stockmen of necessaryto about dinner." Even wealthypeoplehow to flush the toilet, ask before Saccharin, thi use eating utensils a coal do not have cooks and maidsall theyou use it the first time." And for the ma Chamberof Commerce. Atarea are invited to attend this Angu called knives and forksrather than 300 to 500times time, the book explains. as sy -heifer contest is his hands or chopsticks. Most Thaismethod of using the toilet the booklet a steer show show Monday morning and to hea hasbecome who are financially able suggests the held;Arlo Janssen, Green Mr.Holbert and other speaker to travel thatthe readers never caloric sweetener come from homes with plenty of will be judge. stand on the toilet seat. "It may lodeen Farms Monday afternoon. A steak dinnerPoor PlaceTo drinks sincecyclamott maids andthefoodisusually teak dinner is planned for 12:30 will be served at noon Mondayon a break and you'll be blamed for it." last year. reservation basis. The cost of theCash StolenCheck mealis$2.75andreservations CLAYTON, Mo.- Yvonne WE BUY FAT HOGS -a"----111 Holbert,presidentofthe Beede, a cashier ina men's store DiscoversSt should be mailed to George Cren- can Angus Association,will beshaw, Route 3, Manhattan, Kansas.here, was handeda check along Mondays thru Fridays9 a.m.-3p.m. Horse In with two identificationcards. The AT UNION PACIFIC STOCKYARDS EMPORIA- them together as Transcontinental &cashier stalledincashing the MARYSVILLE, KANSAS beta nie a little check and managed shook Western Air,Inc. He served as to contact when she looked president from 1931 to 1935. police who came and Clougherty Packing Co. re hard Robbins, arrested the window and diseovenli In 1940 he was appointed chairmanwoman for forgery. Thereason NoCOMMISSION NO SHRINKAGE horse in her garage.% of the Kansas Industrial Develop- forthe arrest was that Miss We may not have the hest hogmarket everyday, minent Kansas butwe may have the -hest market the day own two horses batik* ment Commission, and in 1939 heBeede recognizedthe check and you wish identification cards o sell your hogs. garage was too smallk was elected chairman of the Mid- as those BONDED FOR YOUR. PROTECTION theirs. kman, Is. Dead west Defense Conference formed bybeing stolen a weekearlier from ler wallet. MARK WILKIE "Icalledthe pa nine states to push advantages of the and W. Robbins,79,well - Resident Buyer Phone 562-2050 Rusoe said, "and ashri Middle West in connection with the Kansas stockman and former was missing a nation's defense program. hoot. executive, died June 29 while there was an extra He became director of the Santa siness trip in Chicago. gat -a ge." Fe Railway in 1941,a post from bins was organizer and first TRY OUR The horse was alto which he retired as senior director VIEWPOINT! ntof Transcontinental Aironly recently. He was also a director bags of oats kept Mirwhich later became Trans but the hungry hors of the Kansas Power & Light Co., WHEN YOUR viewpoint Airline. is an Allis-Chalmers tractor,you don't have to half a bag before btu and the First National Bank of ride the fender to ins home was in Pratt. Along see what you're doing...don't have to stretchor Shortly after the cab Kansas City, as well as several other o sons and several nephews, strain your neck to keep betweenthe rows . . . the owner came ea corporations. don't have to look nsranastockercattle through a forest of mufflersand air -cleaner intakes to pasture andpickd Survivors include his widow, see where ion. It included 150,000 acres another son, Richard Robbins, jr., you're going. wandering equine. sas grazing land and land in Olsburg, and a sister, Mrs. Florence The trim, tapered hood ofan Allis-Chalmers tractor lets you ma and Montana. Koger, Cottonwood Falls. see where you're going... Robbins Ranch had the An- front, back, sides...and below. All without stretching brand dating from 1880. a muscle. You ride up high, on a big, comfortableseat on a big, roomy ins birthplace was Run- Hays Station Tests platform. You'll do a better job of ONAGA farming... and enjoy it more ... de.Hisfatherdied when from our viewpoint. See for s was about 12, leaving the yourself from behind one of these Shipped Calves tapered hoods...you'll be seeing-and looking-great! Sales eeply in debt. Shipped calves fed Aureo S-700 for rted plucking chickens for sevendaysandfor 28 days Is apiece and built all of DNESDAY respondedbettertotheshorter GET THE FACTS FROM id William Robbins, ason. AN AUTHORIZED A-C DEALER 1E 8:00 P.M. period in a test at Kansas State ns attended Yale UniversityUniversity's Fort Hays Branch s graduated in 1913. Later he MINNEAPOLIS HERINGTON Hogs ed the Carnegie Institute Experiment Station. The tests were Minneapolis ofconductedto determine ways to Lumber Co. Lockard Implement Co. logy before entering business reduce sicknessinnewly -weaned anufacturer and industrialand shipped cattle. WAMEGO WATERVILLE MARYSVILLE munity in Pittsburgh. Meinhardt Farm Eqpt. Waterville Motors Marysville Machinery Co. e late 1920s, Robbins bought The calves were shipped to the or 8894665,ONAGA, station from New Mexico and six small airlines andputtagged, weighed, and allotted. ALTA VISTA ABILENE WASHINGTON Calves fed Aureo S-700 for seven Buchman Farm Supply Wright Implement Co. Rhine Implement Co. days gained more than those given the drug for 28 days. The average TOPEKA - East US 24 CLAY CENTER COUNCIL GROVE Henry Sales & Service Circle -T Impl. PattersonImpl.Co. AUCTION total gain was 209 and 188 pounds, respectively, while a control group BER SALE Salina. averaged only 176. \ I R BASE, In another test, 57 heifer calves were divided into two groups in an LY 10th, Wedn., July 7 effort to determine the effects of pen sale.) M. morning Starts 6:00p.m. size. One group was put in a .4 -acre iiN1 of lumberco.nsis in 9rented my home, pen with 630 square feet per calf; the at I will lx09 my entire ieeting lumber cha household goods other was placed in a 2,200 square doors,918:ls,` s to 70 idows, fire lion. The ytears feet area (77 square feet per head). salewill be a iinets,exhaust6xitfirthewest my of JunctionCity, Ks. The more confined group started on ling soilpipe, eintersection feed cabinets, of1-70 and sooner and weighed more is, Kitchen way 77and old Highway materiplor:,,,tiY 40. throughout the trial. electrical Your ioiopdasri !AF)1,13, :1V materials. ber is as g slum own AnrleorGsruen desk with & chest glass book tage perry. in suite with matching bed nk Harz& Bo esser and Radio Tractors room table, & chairs matching Equipment sewingmachine er & Wilson sewing machine case withwriting desk atUrd(IYI tyPe rocking of Nlal chair; books; estatte anure settle the chpurnict; frames; blicaucti°K ris011 dishes; hall tPu burg, a st of015 50 HOUSEHOLD GOODS a 110011t"ill'sale SOS tablewith 3lni' watchfor nth. s 4 matching Genuine Ford Parts ...a.m.Le Nest. cabinet, Starts serving Ford Sales & Service tis and chair cart dal. he'd o. Thee withbox lastmost ess springs& WILKERSON ml xsweeper a d outi. with al ents allat - EQUIPMENT CO., INC. 31?irlethau1 d Se II a .40c mixerRefrigerator lele wringez 913-525-4525 And ComP 19 any_, washing on ,---. iutie- machine tticstoo numerous nd Grain j ice, ..ah.as to Lucas, Kansas dishes,kitchen ing.Y ra equipmentand or InnsCASH 913-827-2846 J. La SE Ude ngvardt langyardt, West North St. Road Borg Auctioneer Jess Salina, Kansas tate

Astrid Lbi.areSiuillYan115:0' How're They ReallyDoin' DownOn Long -Range Natural Resources some $2.3$2.3 A year ago, New Holland - thefarm machinery division of Improvement Programs: billjot Sperry Rand - produced a brochure titled, "How'reThey Really Forestry factual 102 Doin' Down On the Farm?" The folder was a simple, Agricultural and forestry primer for people who think that increasing foodprices and research are evidence 281 news stories of government farm program payouts Plant and animal diseaseand pest that the farmer is doing all right for himself. control 96 doing ncseo MS$ 43e5:t The facts are, says the brochure, that the farmer is not Soil and water resourceprotection Bel:Mal nmxi ileal:iit:k'ne.ttrii:: :11 all right, that he is getting the short end of the stick in themarket- beeing and development- provider i,i' place, that the USDA budget seems to go everyplace else andonly of food Agricultural conservation domestici incidentally to help the farmer. program New Holland printed 200,000 of the folders, and manyfarm 221 American All Other agriculture people used them to show their side. 301 WEL Cooperativeagricultural ex - There has been a reprint of the folder, with new figures, and tension work 125 any farmer who reads a news story, hears a television commen- With new Inspection and othermarketing packed we tary that he thinks is grossly uninformed of the farm profit service metal well picture in this country might want one to hand out. for $1.00 per for agricultural commodities141 billion G&G area New Holland dealers may have them, and the com- Other i n 104 worldmarkets GERAL pany says you can get them directly by sending a stamped, pre - iii SUBTOTAL :;' Blue Rap addressed envelope to Farm Facts, New Holland, Pa. 17557. 1,371 TOTAL 4,229about the The full text of the brochure is printed here. Plus farm income stabilization same aciE, programs (from preceeding chart) agricultural 4,078 OIL Fl OVERHEARD ON MAIN WHAT DOES THE FARMER GET GRAND TOTAL, ALL 1970 powerful WHO GETS GOVERNMENT BOL STREET, ANYTOWN: FOR HIS PRODUCTS? FUNDS - AND HOW MUCH? PROGRAMS 8,307 Joe: "Everything's up in price at the FACT who Sucker rods FACT disorganized Fencing supermarket. Boy, the farmers Farmers receivedabout half ofWHAT DO FARMERS PROVIDE nized torOi must be getting rich!" Farmers have not been getting theUSDA expendituresinthe 1970 BESIDES FOOD WE BUY IN OUR benefit of higher food prices. The SHAM Jim: "They ought to be. With the tax budget. About 51percent was for STORES? F average return from prices received productslsmovements.° serviceswhichareofprimary faredh helping;..sI money they're getting not to grow FACT rpAiji alIP Yard on High by farmers in1969 was 3 percent andtoopromoting crops, they've got to be sitting benefit to the general public. Farmers are heavy contributors ecor:- Phone Car below the comparable 3 year period newly developing Phone Gal pretty." Much of the information the publicto the health of our economy and are 0.... of 1947-49. However, in this same 20 - as allieviating gets on farm subsidies is deceptive.the hope of the world in staving off wikiv, yearperiodthepricespaidby Heard any conversations like that Infact,non -farmersreceiveda mass famine. The farmer continues We accept foreign MEP consumers for food at retaillevel countries lately? If so, were you able to jump slightly larger share than farmersto have a far reaching effecton thatnet increased by 48 percent. products as well in with some cold, hard facts and did. Look at the tables for 1970 to seedomestic and world affairs as an as d: where the money went. terms as payment. M 0 N figures to set things straight? employer, a consumer, a taxpayeer Ar. trade farm products Stones d If not, hold on to this little pocket- $4 Billion for Stabilization of and a supplier. '.1 foreign goods and perienced cr sized"farm fallacyfighter". Here'swhat the farmer has been Farm Income Agriculture isstillthe nation's se* Developed from USDA and House of biggestindustry,with averaging in receipts recently: (1970 programs that were assetsof Rundle I RepresentativeCommitteeon predominantly for stabilization of better than $307 billion. That's equal WHAT'S IN THE Harlan Agriculture reports, it contains farmincome, butwhich also to about two-thirds the value of all fill: some right -to -the -point data you can FOR FOOD Office & Dit 2.6cents for corn in a 31 cent boxbenefited others.) current U.S. corporate assets. And 4th & Gra use to clear the air of "popular mis- F..APCroTductiongoing up., of cornflakes farming involves 4.6 million workers ME 2-23: information". farm labor curreullr 65 cents for each $1 spent for - more than the combined work CLAY CENT Next time someone starts talking nearlyseven times tti choice beef CCC Price Support And 1970, in force needed to operate the nation's loosely crops as it didinlirt: about how farmers are 2.5cents for wheat in a 23 centRelated Programs: millions of $ transportation, public utilities, steel "living off the fat of the consumer- loaf of white bread and automobile industries! 1960's, productivity of LAND IN taxpayer", just bring out the facts million farm worker has beeni CCC loan, purchase, export, and Some 2.9 MEMBER K and watch his expression theaverage of6 pew' - and . related programs 565 people are in- story - change. For Fiber compared to3 pew Storage,handling,and dependent lj 23 cents for cotton in a man's tran- annual increase in sportation expenses agricultural $4.60 business shirt 208 manhour innonag(:. WHAT DO WE PAY FOR FOOD IN Interest expense (net) 306 producers. That's the number offarms dustry. THE STORES? Acreage diversion payments - Today, one farm OF For Lumber Feed grains listed by the USDA for 1969. But FACT 540 enough food, fiber ar:: 25 cents for each $1 worth of pine Wheat three out of every 10 jobs in private Ponds Te Food costs have risen less than 47 commodities to supply!, grown in his woods related to Water'. most consumer items in the cost -of- Cotton 19 enterprises are 44otherpeople!He c! Lan living indexsince1957-59. From that Price -support payments - agriculture. Eight million people Feed grains have jobs just storing, processing period through mid -1970, food costs 728 Farmers going au OGGENDOI increased only 28 percent, compared Cotton 801 and merchandising agriculturalfarmers are droppir: Phone products. And six million work at 1630 OSAG with a 65 percentincreasein Wheat certificate program 397 retiring with nobody medical care costs during the same National wool act program 53 providing the supplies farmers use.them - or they're jun spend period, and a 55 percent increase in SUBTOTAL 3,664 Farmers find morelucrative billion. aCONSUMER the cost ofservices. above $38 The migration any. Look at the record of what it has Cropland Adjustment Program year for goods and" has been going on so DAIRY ;,:"!- taken to buy food down through the Adjustment payments 77 servicesjust to turn of the century, ti" years. Here's what an hour's work in Conservation reserve program 39 produce their crops less thanhalf the r: a factory has been buying in recent Federal crop insurance program 9 and livestock and today as there were DAI R $12billion years and about 20 and 30 years ago. Sugar act program 93 another Even with presen. for the things we all use like food, Your author 1969 1949 Salaries and expenses for above and P1Y. 1939 furniture,ap-efficiency Round steak 2.5 lbs.1.61bs.1.71bs. programs 196 clothes, medicines, of fur. DeLAVAL pliances and other goods and ser- number Ba con 3.6 lbs.2.1 lbs.2.0 lbs. SUBTOTAL 414 population will con'. I CLAY pu: vices. Milk 10.2 qts.6.5 qts.5.1 qts. And here's what the farmer has evenfurther. Large c. a MUELLE1 Farmers have been using about Oranges 3.8 doz9.8 doz2.2 doz. had to live on in recent years, taking will beable to har: $4.2 Billion For Programs one third as much steel asthe Bread 13.9 lvs.9.8 lvs.7.9 lvs. average figuresfor1969as an future agricultural Stores a That Benefited Everyone automotive industry does - some Wamego So why are food bills up at theexample: thetraditional far (1970 programsthat 61/2 million tons annually in the form the supermarket? The cost of about $5.401 per farm net in- clearly continue tobe providedbenefits processing foodsis toconsumers, of farm machinery, trucks, cars, agriculte': one answer. come (a three percent increase AndAmerican businessmen, and the general fencing and building materials. of __SeFoAAIFErET Many of our popular modern foods above the 1947-49 base period) With the help W public.) they've been using 32 billion kilowatt are canned, frozen, concentrated, about $2,375 per farm person in theapplication of hours of electricity a year - more practices 0. it . dehydrated, ready -mixed, ready -to- disposablepersonalincome farming Programs Having Foreign used more serve or in heat -and -serve form. And (from farm and nonfarm sour- than the combined amount more and WELLS costs of transporting and packaging Relations And 1970, in annually by the cities of Baltimore, theN' ces) only 76 percent of the non- andequipment, Defense Aspects: millions of $ Chicago,Boston,Detroit become foods is another. Non-food items that farm population's average farmer will PipeLine better enter into the total on the check -out- Sales of agricultural commodities Washington, D.C. tive - and about $1.57 per hour for farm - TAXPAYER tape are still_another answer. work performed - compared forforeigncurrencise and for The farmer pays he is today.New 324 Freder his share of the costs equIPrr1, CLAY CE answer. with the factory worker's 1969 dollars on credit terms 586 entire farm Inotherwordsthecostof average of $3.19 per hour and aCommodities and othercostsin of government and proud toplaya AO and the DeLAVAL marketing food has sent the connection with donations public programs. In development DA grocery foodmarketingemployee's Clay parrn bills up to a large extent. Marketing abroad 1969 alone, farm real farming. average rate of $2.83 351 American Mueller agencies and processors received Transfer of bartered materials toestate taxes brought Bulk 1 75 In spite of the fact that modern hoo percent of the $52.5 billion increaseNorth American farmers are the supplemental stockpile All the comfortsof in the cost of farm produced Service foods world's most productive and ef-Donationsofdairyproductsto & Repa

since 1947-49, while only 25percentficient food producers they've been armed services and others 5 °r most dairy , trickled back to the farmers. SUBTOTAL 940 caught in a squeeze between rising JOE 0 operatingcostsand adeclining Food Distribution Programs: Shavino 229.528 share ofretailfood prices.The Wood Index of Price Increases wholesale price index ofsome farm Commodities distributedtothe needy fan° 1957-69 to mid -1970 productshasbeensteadily 681 for decreasing. Food stamp program 577 0 ger, Child nutrition program hoses 299 hour, Special milk program 84 chicken SUBTOTAL 1,641 pAcxED pOLYD REA and FHARepayable Loans: SAID REA loans 498 FOR 1 Repaymentsof principal and interest -283 FHA loans -24 AN Salaries andexpenses for loan NELSON. M..p..ANHe AJL programs 86 EastUS 24 SUBTOTAL 277 GRASS & GRAIN We Have The Trucks The 1970 Chevrolet 2 ton, 292 6 cyl., le$2.3 billion. RATES: 74 a word. $1 minimum for one week. DISCOUNTS: 41122111:1M 84" CA, 4 speed, 2 speed, farm An (with cash orders only) population deduct 10% if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4weeks. REFUNDS: 9:00 rubber, 24,000 miles and $446 million ineeZ collect a refund at the Ag Press office for any unused you may remainder of 50,000 or 5 year amount paid if an ad is CUSTOM PELLETING es CLASSIFIED DISPLAY:(boxed ads) $2.10 cancelled. warranty available, 13'6" bed a column inch.CASH: ads not Grain Banking $350 million nied by cash have a 25 -cent billing charge added. accompa- and hoist, fold down stock in rack $1.9 billion Mail To: Ag Press - P.O. Box 1009 - 1207 Moro Page's Feed - Bulk Delivery in to - Manhattan, Kansas 66502- JE 9-7558 1968 Dodge % ton, V8, auto- °Ine taxes Animal Health Products matic, custom cab,11,000 lesides miles. Seeing is believing. being NATIONALLY ACCREDITED MANHATTAN MILLING CO. wider of the AUCTIONEERING SPF Yorkshire, Looks like new all the way. food for otices Hampshire and Manhattan,Ks. 778-3217 1966 Chevrolet Y2 ton, V8, 4 mestic markets, Crossbred gilts. Samor Jon speed aerican Thole, Marion, Kansas316 RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for hors- LAWRENCE E. WELTER 382-2994. 1966 Chevrolet % ton LWB, V8, riculture x19 es. Product of Key Milling Co.. 4 speed, air cond. isthe WELL DRILLING AUCTIONEER Clay Center, Kans., Phone ME irld's REAL. ESTATE SALESMAN FOR SALE- Purebred Charo- 2-2141. 1963 Chevrolet % ton custom largest lais bull, performance SBTF cab, V8, automaitc, power porter of food With new air rotary. Gravel tested & pronto, packed wells with plastic or Your Sale Solicited steering and air conditioned our 300 million fertility tested. BlueRiver HillsKEY RABBIT Mini Pellets for metal well casings. Test holes Large or Small Charolais, Rt. 4, Manhattan,Ks. fast gains, no waste. Key Mill-1957 Ford 1 ton, 10' bed and ()clueing for $1.00 per foot in most areas. grain sides export EAST HIGHWAY US 24 Gordon Webb, mgr., phoneRi- ing Co., Clay Center, Kansas, lion in farm ley 485-2566. ME 2-2141. 1952 GMC 2 ton, 6 cyl., 4 speed, prod MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 x24 TF arid markets GERALD STRADER 2 speed, cab & chassis in 10` Blue Rapids, Kansas 66411 Real Estate 200 HEAD of open BROME SEED- We buy DRY1950 Studebaker 1% ton, 6 cyl- oducing And General Sales and bred forespar Bo'stein heifers, 300 to 900lbs. cheat free seed. Sacked or inder, 4 spd., 10' bed & grain lout the same W. G. Wiebe, 913 244-7625, acreagelf Phone Collec Sum- loose. Fast service. Immediate blower, 32,000 actual miles. As thatharvested 913/226-735 *oxeejs merfield, Kansas. tfpayment. Harveyville Seed Co., nice a unit as you will find in P BOB WI LSON Harveyville, Ks. 589-2497SB21 this age group. One in a ansas and North Auctioneering FOR SALE- Beef cross calves ;ricultural million abundato OIL FIELD EQUIPMENT Real Estate We will have 500 head of calves iwerful All types sales at our barns every weekend, 4 Irrigation Call Melvin Buxman collect forcefor ace BOUGHT & SOLD frigr y people areunhap Ph, 494-2552 weeks to 400 lbs. Also Holstein and he'll be happy to come out or 778-3424 bull. Heifer calves. All triple and look at your truck or car. Sucker rods Structural pipe for eople whoare often vac. W. G. Wiebe, Summerfield,FOR SALE Berkley irriga Just call Melvin at TA 5-5431. Fencing Box 118 -St. George, Ks. sorganized toresist Kansas 913 244-7625. t.1 -tion B6ZRM pump 8"x16" on lots trailer, belts & PTO shaft, like of disruptive .SHAMROCK SUPPLY WOOD SHAVINGS for sale atnew. $475. Chas. J. Mueller, Jim Sullivan Chevrolet ovem ents. Amerir0 Paul Bandy ED REIMER all times. Nelson Manhattan Hanover, Kansas Phone 913 239 N. Santa Fe -oducts are helping* Hatchery, Manhattan, Ks., 337-2703. Yard on Highway 56, Galva AUCTIONEER Ph. x19 Phone 913 825-5431 ad promoting 913 778-3412. SBTF ecoriorx Phone Canton 316/628-4417 FOR SALE - 64 30' legnths of ewly developing Phone Galva 316/654-2732 countrk We Specialize in Selling FOR SALE- Lightweight Ames high pressure irrigation s allieviating widespreei DAIRY CATTLE green steer & heifer calves forpipe. Edward Zarybnicky, Ph. We accept foreign immediate delivery. Calves will SALINA, KANSAS (11 MEMORIALS "A complete Sale Service" 744-2580, Oketo, Ks. SB19 ountries weigh 350 to 425 lbs. For infor- thatneed o Phone or write for sale dates. mation phone Harlan Jensen, FOR SALE - Pacific high- roducts as well as dolbn, Telephone 367-2373 M 0 N Rt.2, Concordia, Kansas, 913 pressure centrifugal pump, 5" See In Jansen erms as payment. Andy; UMENTS GOESSEL, KANSAS 243-2581. intake, 4" discharge. Model "Marion County" SBTF rade farm products In Stones designed and cut by ex- 4CD-LD. Jim Anderson,Ols- SIEBE'S TRUCK CENTER REGISTERED YORKSHIRE burg, Ks. 468-3503. x19 areign goods and serviet perienced craftsmen in our own plant. serviceableageproduction SPECIAL Livestock tested boars. Also bred gilts & 1971 Chevrolet 50 series, V8, Rundle Monument Co. sows. This is our best offering Automotive 4 speed, 2 speed, 16' box and WHAT'S IN THE Ft Harlan Rundle, Owner ever. Walkers Yorkshire Farm, hoist Office & Display R 2, McPherson. Phone 316 1971 Chevrolet 50 Series, V8, =ACT 4th & Grant FOR SALE 241-5139. SB22 4 speed, 2 speed, 16' box and . Productiongoing up ME 2-2323 PUREBRED POTJ,F,D hoist, power steering farm labor currently, 20 PUREBRED piggy sows $85 1970 International 1600 Load - CLAYCENTER SHORTHORN BULLS each. 3 piggy gilts $55 each. star, V8, 4 speed, 2 speed nearly seven times lk Serviceable Age Proven registered Duroc boar See The with new 15% box & hoist crops asitdid inI919: $65. York boar $55. Garnett 1969 Chevrolet 60 Series, will 1960's, productivity of Iv LAND IMPROVEMENT Leonard E. Bigharn Rhodeman, Wamego, 456-9490. Truck People carry 19' box, V8, 5 speed, 2 farm worker has been FRANKFORT, KANSAS x19 speed, with a Hutch tandem MEMBER KCCA AND LICA In Belleville the average of 6 perceni 1969 Chevrolet 50 Series, V8, 4 - DUROC BOARS, nationally ac-1969 Ford N600, COE, long speed, 2 speed, new 151/4' box compared to3 pear credited SPF, registered, fast wheelbase, 361 V8, 4 speed, 2 and hoist inn L. H. RUMSEY gainers, serviceable size. Harold annualincrease speed, new 8:25 tires, extra 1968 Chevrolet 60 Series, Hutch innonagrit, Brumm, RR3, Junction City, nice new 16' grain box $4495 ma LIVESTOCK DEALER Phone 913 238-7258 tandem, with fold down stock ORDER BUYER 20"Tradewind combine special racks & hoist, 366 V8, 5-spd., dustry. SB20 grain box made for a CT 2 spd. Today, one farm wend Now Contracting measurement of 146" .. $9951968 GMC 2% ton, with 17' enough food, fiberarC 10 BIG growths Holstein spring- Ponds Terraces Grading Cattle - Immediate er heifers. Garman Breitenbach,1966 Ford tilt cab, C-700, 18' box & hoist, V6 with 5 spd., commodities to suPP11t Waterways Clearing or Future Delivery: Belpre, Ks., Phone 995-2431. fold down stock and grain 2-spd., power steering, new 44 other people!He kc Land Leveling x19 box, underbody hoist, tag ax- tires BONDED FOR le, extra good $4495 1967 Ford N600 V8, 4 soeed, 2 - 1957-59. 1964 V200 International 549 V8 out YOUR PROTECTION FOR SALE - Charolais breed- speed, with new 16' box and Farmers going OGGENDORFF CONST.,INC. engine,8 -speedRoadranger, Phone 913-539-39M See or Phone: ing age bulls, Sam bloodline. hoist farmers aredropping a' single axle tractor, good 10:00 1965 White, 220 Cummins, just 1630 OSAGE- MANHATTAN L. H. - Res. 316-767-5386 Known for ease of calving. N. $2250 retiring withnobodYW L. H. - Office 316-767-5335 that 15/16. Harley Peterson, x20 tires had major overhaul, with 10 they're (us" Allen - Res. 316-767-5620 Salina, 913 823-9090. x19 1964 Ford COE, 80" CA, V8, 4- speed Road Ranger trans., them - or spd., 2 spd., 825 tires, 13%' twin screw find morelucrative ii REGISTERED YORK boars & box & hoist $1995 1969 Ford N700 with 15%' box away Council Grove, Ks. 1961 Chevrolet LCF, 409 V8, The migration DAIRY gilts for sale, all ages. Especial- and hoist has beengoing on SUPPLIES ly good for commercial breed- single axle tractor $1750 1957 Ford F600 V8, 4 sp., 2-sp., 1963 Chevrolet 1/2 turn of thecentury, sr.: ers. Lauer Farms, Hope, Ks. ton, SWB, 6 V8, with 13%' box & hoist, half the nu' WAMEGO BRED RAMP, YORK cyl., 3 speed, narrow box, clean less than Phone Seth, 913 949-2285, or extra nice $745 were DAIRY SUPPLY & iDUROC SB22 Used 34' flatbed trailer with today as there Lowell, 913 479-2268. 1961 Chev. I/2 ton, SWB, 6 cyl., single axle with Present. Some as close as 3 weeks. Open 4 speed $395 Even Your authorizeddealer for: FOR SALE - Brown Swiss andPro:. gilts, good selection of boars, in- bull, 18 months old, $350. Fred efficiency DeLAVAL milkers dividual figures on many. Some NEW TRUCKS Siebe's Repair of farro Anderson, Olsburg, 468-3505. We have a large inventory, number CLAY push-button are half brothers to our top x19 willreli.vccr. eqpt. ready for delivery, Trucks population per day. Nationally accredited of new Largene e MUELLER Bulk trucks, Y2T pickups to single & JANSEN, NEBR. even further. Tanks Test Station, gaining 2.59 lbs.2 YEAR OLD registered Quar- able to ha gaining boar in the SENEK tandem diesel tractors. Telephone 402 424-2670 will be ter gelding - Gentle, well-man- Storesand Service from SPF. agricultural nered, easy to catch. Phone future Wamego& Sabetha, Kansas 913 539-4412, Manhattan, Kans. Melton Motor Co Inc. thetraditional Hayes Beck & Sons x19 16th and M Sts. JA 7-2201 For Free EstimatesCall: BELLEVILLE continue toaciricoItue Route 1 Phone 238-6064 American WAMEGO 456-7200or FOR SALE - Appaloosa stud. With thehelp slrn`. SABETHA AV4-2958 JUNCTION CITY, KANS. 456.7501, Wamego, Ks. x21 er: USED Always A theapplication ALE FOR SALE -A good cattle practlocere DUMP TRUCK Good Selectipn WELLS DUROC. BOARS horse. James Martin, Hanover, moreandrn Ks. 66945, Phone 913 337-2737. niipmenti x19 BARGAINS 1962 Ford F600, 174" wheel the ti & Open Gilts base, big 6 cyl., single speed `faIrmer willne7rtg Pipe Line Bucket Milkers SWINE BUILDINGS & equip-1965 International Model R-185, rear axle, 8:25 tires .... $995 Stalls January Farrowed 6 cylinder sleeve engine, good tive -and beNtleee 324 Frederick ment, complete package, envir- rubber, clean truck, 10' heavy1967 Jeep pickup, 4 wheel drive, ME 2-2811 onment controlled.Roberts V8, 4 speed $1295 he istoday equipe CLAY CENTER Large Selection duty dump KANS. Building & Livestock Equip- signifti' 1966 International, dual axle, 1968 Ford F-600, 300 cu. inch entire farm -- Figures On Boars - ment Co., New Cambria, Kans. 6 cyl., radio, 4 speed, 2 speed, proud tePlaYi and pet:. DeLAVAL x20 V8, 392 cubic inch, 5 -speed, DAIRY EQUIPMENT Nationally Accredited SPF 67470. Phone 913 823-8541. 2 -speed, 14' dump body, good 825 rubber $3000 develepmen Clay Farm EEquipment farming' Mueller FOR SALE - 60 nice York- condition 1969 ,Chev. % ton, 4 spd., V8 American Bulk Tanks Phone 913 238-4382 or 238-7743Hamp cross feeder pigs, 1 York1964 Chevrolet 80 Series, 5 - $1995 Junction City, Ks. boar. Terry Henry, Randolph, speed, 2 -speed, good tires, 1963 Chevrolet 2 ton, V8, 4$s pd.,95 onforts Of Phone 944-2601, Green. x20 heavy wheels, V8, 409 engine, 2 s. Se, Nice &Repairs or write: FRED GERMANN 10' heavy duty dump '()t roost dairyequipment Dwight, Kansas FOR SALE or trade -Two 1964 Ford 600 Series, 5 speed, 19 New Pickups In Stock yearling burros, gray with 2 -speed, V8 engine, 10' dump ALSO A LARGE SELECTION JOE McCLURE FINANCING AVAILABLE onblack stripe, Jack and Ginny. body, a rough one, can be OF BRONCOS, Ph. 229.5284 DAIRY COWS - If you wish Hugo Cumro, Hanover, Ks., Ph. bought right. VANS AND RANCHEROS Alta Vista to start a new dairy or expand 913 337-2845. x19 1965 International, 2 -ton, 2-spd. your present one, we have for rear axle, 14' steel platform Long -McArthur, Inc. your selection 250 head of Hol- FOR. SALE - Registered York- and hoist Ford -Lincoln-Mercury forfa:0 1 stein fresh & springer cows andshire boars, production tested, 340 N. Santa Fe Salina, Kans. heifers. Also Jersey & Guern-ready for service. Lawrence International Trucks TA 3-2237 h01156 001404°4r sey. Buy where every cow andBandel, Wamego, Ks., Phone hiCkerl heiferis guaranteed sound 456-9334. x23 Parts - Sales- Service MOVING - 1968 Chevrolet C 11UCT,A,/sucs when they freshen. W. G. Impala Custom, PS, AC, vinyl Sal FOR SALE - 45 pigs, weaned, pACKEp Yooar Ai&Service- Wiebe, Summerfield, Kansas, top. Call 765-3335 or 765-3850 at athorized Phone 913 244-7625. tfcastrated, weight 45 to 50 lbs. 500 E. 10th Dealer Leonard Anderson, Waterville, Alma, Ks. Ask for John. x20 SB19 VERKAmP NATIONALLY ACCREDITED 913 785-2110. 913 285-8711 FOR SALE - 1958 Chevy 1 -ton P°FOLYR IRAP3PEGERATION SPF Hamp boars & open gilts. truck, flatbed, good tires, A-1 H. Wayne Shirley, Horton, Ks.,HORSES BOARDED - Call condition. 913 2924560, Frank- 913 867.3946 Phone 913 474-3349. x27 White City 913 349-2656. SB20 TOPEKA, KANS fort, Kansas. SB19 FOR' SA ci.siV ROUT / - cottageSA Fresh TradeIns Pontiac e G USED TRUCKS lake ,

LOADERS Farman Farmall Super M $945 1 used Owatonna no. 30 swath- $775 J. Farmall M $395 er, 14' w/ conditioner . $2150 GB800 for Case 830 1969 JD 34 1 row &pickup xl Illil temodelrr Massey 44 46A Deere for 3020 66 Gehl FH188, 1 row 33C436.ast ep31xolvv: $345 1 used Owatonna no. 81 swath- 3:4P'': P MF 65 hi clearance.... $2450 er, 14' w/ conditioner . $2350 47 Deere for 2510 64 JD No. 12, 1 row Ford 4000D Gruman for Moline M5 64 IHC No. 50, 2 row MR 4x14 xceUent co $2650 1 used Owatonna no. 81 swath- Oliver plow 41 John Deere A $575 er, 14' w/ conditioner . $2950 45 Deere 2 cylinder tractor Model Amour.;. W DISKS 3 1 900 Owatonna 14' hydrostatic paint'',er 5351°1 USED COMBINES $4850 COMBINE SPECIALS JD BW 17'10" tandem Model 660 with MF 410, 14' 1959 IHC 151 at $1350, rebuilt JD RW 14' $5250 1 Owatonna No. 35 with Ford engine JD RW 12'6" IHC 1660 wit) IH 101 12' $1950 gas motor, 14' Waldon double hitch for grain 2 v300µ) 1958 JD 55 at $1950, rebuilt J.I. Case IN Massey Super 27 $595 drills $250 BX 44.titi! ey 410 IH 125 SPV $250 NEW FORD TRACTOR WITH engine LOADER AND BACKHOE, 1954 Massey 90 $600 PLOWS USED ( USED HAY MACHINES DEMONSTRATOR $7400 1959 JD 95 $2600 MF 3x14 3 pt. disk IH No. 46T baler $695 1961 Gleaner, cab $3895 Many others KrauseKra"se 600with A -C Roto baler 1959 IHC 101 $995 62812d' $575 BPH Tractor Co. IHC 37 ''''' MF No. 3 baler $345 26 Massey, 60 Massey $350 CULTIVATORS 11'8" disk isk 611 1957 IHC 141 $650 2e7 116 4172:98' di: 20 with IH No. 45 baler $145 JD T4 6-30, 3010-4020 mtgs. dds11.I ii ik: 4:,..,' L TRACTORS J. CaseSA 9110' v, IH No. 2A hay conditioner $375 1035 W. 4th Couple of 55's, junk for parts 8 IH No. 5 low wheel rake LISTED CROP CULTIVATOR John DeereRW 13'6"11 ...... $245 ROW CROP .:, Snowco bale thrower $175 IHC 6 row 30", 3 point yFergu: 316 663-3389 WF 4 row JD front cultivator 52 ey FergUE JD No. 8 mower, 3 pt. $275 for 3010, etc. 69 Hesston 500 SP windrower, sk y 60 wit A -C 3 pt. mower $245 Ford gas 14' auger andcon- MF 3 pt. HUTCHINSON, KS.67501 WF 4 row JD front cultivator cellent cor $375 ditioner $4250 Jjill. JD No. 5 mower for 620, 60, etc. rIlCierCsaslee°l'626'-rosPli.cn3hug'16atatr'I'r''''.er 25 $95 2 row DL2 weeder MM 7' 3 pt. Pitmanlessmower Hamil rigid IH No. 16 mtd. mower $95 Old 4 row pull weeder $225 tine cult, BAcT Cleanest Used Massey F USED ENSILAGE MACHINES 2 row JD 3 pt. cultivator BALERS Machinery In 4 row JD & IHC R lister J. I. CaseHAE7Y7711101VESV tractor bo IH No. 55 2 row forage har- 61 IHC No. 46 twine, PTO, Ford 7' mower inc tract vester $2295 6 row JD R lister very good $650 Massey Ferguson der backh' Case ensilage cutter Central Kansas 30 $225 MISCELLANEOUS . 3 JD 14T twine PTO, choice David Bradley Case blower with pipe.... $95 pull type SWA FB168B Deere drill, new disks $450 J. I. Case sidedelivery .- Massey cutter with row crop & ' Gehl 9' Tractors B168 drill Snowco bale loader $145 mMFF 2251 cutter bar $375 IHC 168 drill Massey F' 40' Mavrath 20" flight eleva- 3traPe. Case pickup attachment.. $100 1969 A -C 190XT diesel, Series rake r Model 22C Case No. 210 cutter III, cab, low hours. 2 old Century wheel sprayers tor, PTO $225 J.I. Case baler $350 RAGE H 1967 A -C 190XT diesel, clean, 4 section JD peg harrow DuAl No. 75, 3020 mtgs. $225 Cehl forage flailmiff. C600 2ri USED CULTIVATORS olovwer hours, rear end change - 20' IHC & JD wheel springtooth JD 45, 3020 mtgs. $275 58 J. I. Case425 corn IH No. 468 4 row $795 18' and 28' Moridge springtooth Dual wheels, snapon, with Model 30C I HNo. 461 4 row $575 1965 A -C 190XTD, rear end 28' Crust Buster 15.5x38 tires $175 COMBINES 1 row . JD 4 row front mtd. $495 1964 A -C D19 diesel 20' JD F100, demo. 54 MH 80, 14' SPcoda IH No. 261 2 row front mtd. changeover 4 old No. 14 hoe sections 54 MH 80 combine Interest Schleif Impl. Co. 56 All's Chalmers any Math $275 1964 A -C D-17 III diesel, new 60 .TD riding mower 1001.7 IH No. 250 2 row front mtd. overhaul F145 plow, 4x16, good bine Couple old 55 JD plows 58 John Deere 4512'r.wa Fa] $125 58 J. I. Case 15013' AC 2 row front mtd. $75 COMBINES 14T and 224WS Deere balers co Phone 60 MH 82 14' combine IH F35 lister cultivator $95 1969 Gleaner G, cab, 20' Oliver 50 & IHC 45 balers Hwy. 59, 8'Allis 3 pt. blade 59 MH 82 12' SP mkt IH 2 row lister cultivator, 3 pt.1968 Gleaner G, cab, 20' MAW.? $145 1968 Gleaner G, cut wheat only12' hybrid 3 pt. chisel 59 Massey 9214' combine 1969 Gleaner F, 17' head 8' Moline wheel chisel, GL 63 J. I. Case 600 maim USED TILLAGE MCHRY. 1965 C -II Gleaner, 18' header 210 JD corn head J.I. Case 345 cornhead TRAC IH No. 55 11' fast hitch chisel 1964 Gleaner E, 13' head, clean19' JD BW wheel disk HEBRON, NEBR. 1966 MF 410 14' combiyXT190 dies $495 1960 Gleaner A, 14' head MM, Krause & JD oneways cab 3020 diesel IH No. 37 12' SB wheel disk 1955 Gleaner A, 14' head RW Deere, 37 IHC wheel disks 1970 Hart Carter reef JD 60, WI' $545 1959 Massey Ferguson 82, 14', 14' Kewanee disk Tractors 410 combine 706 IH dies IH No. 37 10'9" wheel disk new motor overhaul 14' Case wheel disk 14' Hume reel for MT ;.4010 diesel $375 All above machines have been 1964 IHC 806 LP Big Ox blade and 49 G Case 13' wheel disk FIELD CUTTERS J.I. Case rotary cutter $375 run through the shop or are 19s66hifiD 4020 RC dsl., power COME Case 12' SB wheel disk $445 in the process Gehl PTO one row 65 Gehl grinder mixer No. 12 JD, 34 & 38 JD 2 -row's JD 9516', JD KBA 11' $175 1948 IHC H MF 510, 15' JD KBA 12' $195 MISCELLANEOUS Pickup & cutter bar for No. 8 1946 JD G gas Kuhlman Motor( Graham Hoeme 7' chisel Papec & IHC 2 row JD 55, 14', .. $165John Deere No. 34 forage hhr- 1947 JD D gas M -F, Case - Dod,JD 55, 14' IH 10'7" FH mtd. disk $225 vester, pickup attachment & 1946 IHC M 800 Case, 1 IH 10' power hitch springtooth LINN, KANSAS 2 -row narrow head SHOUSE 1947 A -C WC JD 55, 14' $95 1968 Gehl forage harvester and JD 55, 14', CULTIVATORS USED PLOWS cutter bar 151 IH 14', John Deere No. 38 forage har- IMPL. CO. & SPRINGTOOTHS See In CubaR Baldwin, Ford 3x14 3 pt. $.345 vester with pickup attach- 15' Krause field cultivator Gleaner K combine,C AC, 16', Ferguson 3x14 3 pt. $265 ment & 2 row head Abilene, Kans. JD 4 row front mounted culti- 01III,12' Oliver 3x16 3 pt. $295 acres Allis Chalmers feed wagon vator Gleaner with r:1 MH Sup JD 4x16 3 pt. $465 Store 1966 C -II 6 -row Allis Chalmers 500 plan- CO 3-3051 Crustbuster 28' springtooth local machine MF No. 74 3x16 3 pt. $325 ROW CRC ter Ed Shouse CC) 3-1066 Schaefer 22' springtooth 1964 A -II Gleaner, cab,II IH No. 8 2x14 pull type.. $95 Ron Shouse CO 34515 Porta-harrow 20' springtooth front cult JD 3x16 pull type 1968 Allis Chalmers 780 forage local machine, Al shrlrIH front $95 csb harvester with pickup att. RAKES 1961 A Gleaner with Oliver 3 Cockshutt 3x14 pull type $65 1966 Ford baler diet AC 2x14 pull type $95 Massey Harris 4 wheel rubber D-19 Allis Chalmers IH No. 8 3x14 slat moldboard 1958 New Holland 68 baler Used Tractors tire rake tra good condition MISCELL New Holland hay equipment at 16A IHC rake D-19 AllisChalmers tr.,31 MF 9'mi $95 1970 prices. We need to sell There's real quality in these: dndiesel in very ;'5 Ili rake AC 2x14 mtd. $95 2 190XT diesels, excellentcon- 469 Haybines, 1010 bale wagons, dition SPREADERS condition 350 JD ralc4 MISCELLANEOUS 903 Speed -Rower JD 301 fertilizer spreader MM U, repainted,good s 858 JD rak USED MACHINERY 1965 reconditioned JD 4020dsl. Case 135 PTO spreader IHC 4 row Go -Dig F1451-1 4x1 with new tires $5200 lister 11 IH 3x16 Kim trailer sprayer with boom Jost Implement Co. 1967 1030 Case, excellent, Grain-O-Vator No. 30 4 row John Deere only John Deere No. 44 PTO spreader fert. attachments .21) JO 5x $225 1600 hours $5400 Deere 95, lerY 4, JD 4x1 JD Model L spreader . . $245 316 - 947.3182 1963 D19 diesel MOWERS Roto-baler, 85,1f., 34 JDcut. IH No. 34 loader with. hyd. 1963 A -C D19 gas, good 16' 3 pt bucket rubberFord 7 -ft. mower 1954 MI -1 90Special, $275 HILLSBORO, $3200 head, in go°' 125jp c Peerless Roll -N -Mix ICA John Deere No. 5 row corn Now!! 0 $795 ALL331.01A11.4FAX D17, Series IVV, 3 pt.,gas Letz 225X PTO burr mill$275 KANS. D19, gas, cab 1 used IHCbaler Enslioadel Letz 220 PTO burr mill. $225 JD 55H3x1P4LOWS row mountedKrais Viking PTO hammermill $95 TRACTORS COMBINES JD 66H 4x14 cultivator hingtor IH 20C hsmmermill $65 1967 MF diesel combine, Case 4x14 IH No. 2000 Hy Loader 1968 4020 tractor, diesel with 16', ... $895 cab & dual rear with chopper $4500 John Deere 3x14 810 3 -pt. Used Krause11' disc 1966 MF 510 diesel combine, 1951 Standard Oliver, cheap 18', MISCELLANEOUS Schumacher's Inc. 1967 4020 diesel overhauled with new chopper $5000 Cuba InPC4 1963 3010 diesel, overhauled 1960 Massey -Ferguson82, good 10' Graham Hoeme chisel 1959 John Deere 95,good 12', 14' & 15' disc DEERE Highway 36 PLOWS 1953 John Deere 55,new tires M&Krauseharrows Phonee Three, four and five bottoms AsHINGT MISCELLANEOUS Cuba,5111 EA 5-2316 Newton Tractor DISK HARROWS Owatonna grinder -mixes,Model Ally 04431.101 13 to 17 foot 95, excellent ant- Be WASHINGTON, KANS. & Impl. Co. COMBINES Planter units.We have just OR 60 Allis, good taken in 6 IHC units thatare 1302 S. Kansas SALES &SERV1, C'watonn Complete No. 45 1964 JD combine like new. Only 1year old, with otherr, 14'a double discs. Only $90each. power he Line Of HAY BALERS AT 3-2220 new Mode John Deere and IHC Wire tie uMunciebnleNm Behlen Steel Rhine Impl. Co. verse),dcxjo 1 NEWTON, KANS. and Con nlisin Psieri 10.030ola..t;ho'cTua Emporia Impl. Co. 61,er-JAI.]'0 .M/O'at'( Farm Buildings JD 210 cornhead for sale, 55 BILL JOE 913 325-3176 mountings, fits late 55 combine Cinder also. Good condition. Linus Machine AL eLj Wayland Const. Co. 316 342-3146 Winkler, Oneida, Kansas,913 BINS, AUGER EQUIPMENT WASHINGTON, KANS. SB19 1218 rriSon 894-2488. SALINA, X Phone Phone or write Mike Wayland at 1923 W. 6th FOR SALE NINA1(,s91,), JOHN DEERE - Lowboy tandemFOR SALE - 3x14 Massey - Phone EA 5-2134 axle trailer. IvanFreeman, Ph. Ferguson 3 -point plow, 1962. WANTED Washington, Kansas 66968 EMPORIA, KANS. Junction eity 913238-8239. Price $135. Clarence L.Gile, gall° SB20 Box 7, Scandia, Ks. 66966 x19 INortonville, ed niPlezeo, July 6, 1971 HERINGTON isoTRAern, gas vq At Marysville Dauer Implement 1080diesel New Tractors Company, Inc. rid Browndieto 1855 Oliver, 250 hours Case 1070 with cab ....$10,690$ 1967 Oliver 715 Case gas diesel 870 withcab 1967 John Deere 1020gas with :d e From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. JOHN DEERE 870 gasobn $7250 (mfr. est. max.) loader - case &au d Case 1080 $7500 1966 Oliver 1650 gas vI 401 dig'le Fergusone "RENT - A - RIG" Case IA eyFergusonaa 135 $3995 1967 Oliver 550 m Deere el A 165 $4995 Tractors & Machinery TILLAGE 720 John Deere diesel ey Ferguson 1969 JD 494A planter 1959 IHC 340 TRACTORS with 1959 IHC 460 gas 2 3x14PLOWS USED TRACTORS fert. & herbicideatts. From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. plow Case 1030Dwith cab Farmall 656 gas, like new JD 4 row 3 pt. curler John Deere A (mfr. est. max.) Y Harris $6250 IH 460 gas 1951 Oliver 77 72 AA JD 2 row 3 pt. curler 3x14 plow $1995 IH 50 field cutter, 2 row att. ""', Case 730g, JD no. 70 diesel JD 4 row front mtd. 560 International diesel, wide $350 cultivator front 2 IH 16 field cutters, 1 row att. Farmall ... 1955 F300 gas, overhauled lastJD F120 4x16 3 pt. plow 1H 45 ensilage blower, nearly .1sdeerl'iilon3sxtgtoPr4 Allis spring JD F120 5x16 3 pt. plow 9N Ford with loader 2ase 3X14 4-btm. new N1R7 model JD 3020 with IH 1-300 Utility Super MTA 1 JO 810A 3x14 3 pt. plow Plow P4 mi-mtd. plow & mower IH 560 gas FARM MACHINERY IH 3 ensilage blower TWA 11'7" plowing diskharrow46 International baler 3 new IH 120 oneways. Reduced 3x16 plow excellent condition Miller 16' offset disk harrow 114 plow, MACHINERY 5x14 Case plow, semi -mounted prices InOU JD RWA 121/2' disk harrow Model NEW Case tractor manure spreader, 66 AH JD plow, 4x16 pull type Gehl grinder -mixer A5440 ntiti cab real good JD 28' field conditioner oint IHC 20' springtoothon wheel F130 John Deere 4 bottomplow SALE PRICED Model 210 660 with cab .. dealer cost IH 550 field cutter, 2 row carrier Ford 2 -bottom roll-over plow 246 itwwithhcab, dealer cost Used IH 403 combine 1956 IH F400 with power steer- turnover 1:60300 SPECIAL PRICES ON NEW 411 IH 4x14 mounted plow BX 2x14 cab, dealer cost IH 205 combine like new New Miller offset disc in stock ing plow JD 5x16 & 6x16 semi-mt.on - Case BX 410 with cab, dealer 151 combine land plows F120 3x14 John Deere plow 1967 IH F806D tractor, 1900 444x14n11 Two 101 combines 3x16 John Deere plow hrs. DISK HARROWS MH 82 combine HAYING EQUIPMENT 6432 Oliver 3 bottom roll-over AC 190 gas, 1557 hours 37 10'6" USED COMBINES 1957 MH 60 combine plow JD Letz 220X PTO burr mill, disk harrow $1895 1967 Case 270 PTO twine baler se 648 wing 600 JD 55 12A pull 1964 JD 14T baler 6341 Oliver 3 bottom roll-over like new disk, lip $1995 se 628 12'4" 600 with cab IH 315 combine, 14' 1958 JD 14T baler plow IH 55W wire baler, PTO.. $475 disk $1495 37 11'8" disk rd 611.. IH 45T baler, good JO 896A side rake 110 JO Chuck Wagon.... $595IH 10' 9" No. 37 wheel disk 203 with corn head $4995 MF 4 -row front mounted culti- Large Farm Hand feed wagon, 37 12' disk corn head PLOWS IHC 2 point mower Case SA 11811'6" 91 10' will vator less 4 wheel trailer d: ...... $1495 Case & JD 4x16 pull; IH 3x14 TRACTORS 4 row rear mounted Case 2 IH No. 30 manure loaders Deere RW13'6'' 1 ' Ferguson 92 . 1955 IH W-400 tractor .37 13'6" disk $995 & 3x16; AC 3x16 mtd.; IH 412, 1969 JD 3020 diesel cultivator harrow $1095 52 10'9" disk ey Ferguson 82 4x16 semi-mt.; Oliver 4x16 roll- 1967 JO 3020 diesel Ford front mounted cultivator,Falun is 20 miles southwest of harm y 60 with 2 row head, over, like new. 1966 3020 JD diesel 4 -row Case 16 springtoolhi Used discs & springtooth har- r cellent condition....$995 1956 IHC utility No. 300 Case 4 row front mounted culti- Falun er 25 $1495 rows 1956 JD 70 gas, std. vator for Case 730, 830, 910 Case 2-row edit)! Phone 1011 it rigid tine 1954 JD 70 gas Model 25 Oliver combine, 12' cultintu BACK HOES HOLD -OVER PRICES ON head Salina. To phone, tell operator Massey Ferguson Model NEW MACHINERY FORAGE 101 International combine, 12' to ring thru Salemsborg. HAY TOOLS tractor backhoe & loader 826 year-end Hydrastatic 1965 Gehl SP forage harvester ead Case E7 7' mower IHC tractor, Model 3166 1026dsl.,Hydrastat 17' mower with 2 row 1969 Oliver 555 combine, 16' der backhoe 103 and 815 Combines 1969 JO 38 forage harvester header, hydrostatic drive sey Ferguson 30 snow BALERS: 430T and W with 2 row CHECK OUR PRICES A Bradley pull type SWATHER No. 40 stalk shredders 1968 JD 34 forage harvester NEW SPECIALS Farmall M with 3 pt. hitch & Case side delivery Gehl 9' $1995 nb 990 pull and 225 SP hay mow- with 2 row loader 21 rake Massey Ferguson 9'$2250 Tractor Radio Sale er conditioners 1965 Gehl 84 forage harvester $55.00 JD 3020 gas, very good 25 3 pt. rake Model 220 Case baler, 1968 And other equipment. with 2 row (for all models) JD 420, wide front, good Case baler 1963 Gehl 83 forage harvester New 520 baler $1775 1951 JD A, good I forage flail cutterFORAGE HARVESTERS PICKUPS C600 2 row $3250 with 2 row 1948 John beere B '.I. Case 425 corn pith 1965 Ford 1/2T, 6 cyl., 4 speed Model 300 2 row $2750 1963 Papec 92 with 2 row Peschel Bros MISCELLANEOUS 1 row $1950 1967 Dodge 1/2T, 6 cyl., 4 spd. Used 12' & 14' pickup reels for COMBINES 1962 Chevrolet % ton pickup, 6 combines JD 3 pt. 4 row rotary hoe vIH 80, 14' SP minx cyl., 4 -speed 11/2 mile east of Viking PTO hammermill, 3 pt. Interest Waiver On hitch MH 80 combine Many Machines To 1972 SPECIAL PRICES ON NEW Marysville on Allis Chalmers 10011 SEE US FOR USED CARS Century 400 :gallon sprayers Continental 3 pt. sprayer ine FARMHAND EQUIPMENT Highway 36 IHC 3 pt. hitch 4 -row cultiva- ,,ttawa Farm Imp. Co. LILLISTON CULTIVATORS SEE US FOR: tor, 1 year old John Deere 4512' Phone 562-2377 T. I. Case 15013' comb Phone 242-4035 Lilliston Cultivators JD 3 pt. rotary shredder MH 82 14' combine on Hwy. 59, 1 mi. south of AULD Crust Buster Harrows MARYSVILLE, KANS. JD 16x8 FBB fert. drill MH 82 12' SP cambroe OTTAWA, KANS. Grain-O-Vator & Blair HAY MACHINERY Massey 9214' combine CHEVROLET Feed Wagons JD No. 8 mower, good J. I. Case 600 combine 461-5414 Hesston Windrowers We Have What You Myers mower -conditioner, good . Case345 cornhead TRACMRS WAKEFIELD GB Loaders Century Sprayers Massey baler, low price MF 410 14' cornineXT190 diesel AC Need In Belleville 3020 diesel, WFE Big Ox Chisels & Blades IH 2 -wheel side delivery rake ab New Idea side rake 0 Hart Carter reel JD 60, WFE Used Machinery Tri-County Sales JD 4020, PS & WS with 660 JD hay conditioner 10 combine 706 IH diesel, row crop hrs, Hume reel for ME64010 diesel standard AC WD tractor George Munkres JD 4020D, wide front, syncro COMBINES Ox blade and 49 G John Deere 520 tractor & loader Phone Collect John Deere 730 diesel Massey -Harris 35 Case rotary miter A John Deere tractor BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 John Deere 720 LP, wide frontJD 95, cab, air cond., very good COMBINES 77 Oliver tractor HERINGTON, KANSAS JD 55 HiLo, very good Gehl grinder mixer JD 95 16', cab COMBINES JD 45 HiLo, good MF 510, 15', cab COMBINES 1964 JD 55 combine, 14' and cabJO 40 with corn head Cuhlman MotorJD 55, 14', cab 1965 All Gleaner, 14' LARGE SET ECTION OF ready to go JD 55, 14' TWINE & WIRE TIE BALERS IH 101 with cab M -F, Case - flodg 1963 C Gleaner with cab 1959 Case 1000, 16', cab IH 101, good condition 800 Case, 14 1959 JD 55, 14' LINN, KANSAS JD 55, 14' 1958 A Gleaner CHISELS MH 72 1959 John Deere 45 Used Graham Hoeme chisel, 1954 MH SP90, 14', cab Several JD 45's JD 55, 14', cab 1958 IHC 101 A -C 90, 7' 151 IH 14', cab 1955 80 Massey high clearance MISCELLANEOUS See InCuba R Baldwin, 14' 13' Jeffery chisel Used John Deere No. 34 forage C AC, 16', cab HAY EQUIPMENT Large stock of new Krause3 harvester, like new Kansas Farm Mchry. ed Gleaner K 1011H, 12' 1964 IHC Windrower, SP pt. and pull type chisels Straw chopper for JD 95 com- :cres 1 MH Super26's 1969 JD side mount mower,9' Used Noble disc harrow bine CE 3-1374 i6 C -IIGleaner John Deere no. 5 mower Mulcher for 14' wheel disc I HF40 corn disc with 3 pt. ocal machine ROW CROP TOOLS JD DLA corn disc with Orth- West 24 3 A -II Gleaner,e4b,.1!..iw front cult. forWIFE JD MISCELLANEOUS USED TRACTORS man, 3 pt. at Goodyear °cal machine,A-1 w IH front mount Allis Chalmers 4-16 plow MM 670 Super gas, 625 hours ii A Gleanerwith:w Oliver 3 pt.cult. JO 4-14 plow, 3 -point New G1000 Vista diesel at spe- SPECIALS ON NEW `JOHN DEERE Chalmers silo d'4 TOPEKA 19 Allis Allis Chalmers 9' chisel cial price EQUIPMENT condition MISCELLANEOUS 1961 .14-,1-,n Deere 4010, LP ra good 31 MF 9' 28 -ft. Crust Buster JO 4400 combine, 16' platform Chalmets.e7 mower WV( TTTB, extra nice l9Allis 5 III rake 2 Arlin& riding lawn mowers Papec No. 870 feed maker in rY MM UB, extra nice Kneib with auto -loader head Save During Harvest :barged diesel 350 JD rake 1966 Ford 6000 diesel ondition 858 JD rake NEW GLEANER COMBINES WE HAVE .TUST RECEIVED A Model G JD new rubber yl II, repaintedpir P145H 4x16 New HESSTON Belleville Impl. Gal'Iblisterc:' JD plow 281/2' KRAUSE OFFSET FLEX- Excel cab for 930 Case, excel- C 4 row F311111 3x16plow WINDROWERS IBLE DIqC. BE SURE & SEE lent shape 'ow JohnDeeres P120 JD 5x14 SPECIAL PRICE THIS ONE. IHC 660 diesel Cert.attachment..,i,.0F.13425 36 John 1967 U302 MM gas, real sharp, icti! JD cutters Marysville Machinery Good Selection Of Used low hours 90De"elleDtnexce 079012516 Lo-mi..T.1 baler,spot 3 pt. Krausechisel Machinery - See Us For Norman Hanshaw 1962 JD 4010 propane,real in gA' JD'Chuckwagons Company, Inc. Your New Holland r Now BELLEVILLE, KANS. sharp 5r4ow-corn head, EnsiloaderOswalt Ensilmix- Haying Needs 1967 G1000 MM, cab & duals tion baler for fall !! ! Phone 562-2746 used 111C COMBINES mounteditr Gould's, Inc. New & Used Tractors row rear ashingtonImpl. Co. Marysville, Ks. 1969 Gleaner G diesel, cab, couPler,cuErapase New Holland - Krause extra, extra nice 66508 Ford 8000 diesel with cab, and 10' disc Moline - Crustbuster demonstrator 1 1968 Gleaner G, cab ed Krause Phone Ford 5200 diesel, demonstrator 1 1966 Gleaner C-11 Co -Oliver - 1963 Ford Model 4000 all-pur- 1965 Gleaner C -II cubalo. EA 5-2301 1 1964 Gleaner A -II, cab Gas & Diesel M pose gas, 4 speed transmis- Phone sion 1 1962 Gleaner C Phone . 913 - 243-2609 1958 Gleaner A, WASHINGTON. Shop Service 1954 IHC Super MTA, extra KANS. good IHC 120 one-way, like new MOST up-to-date service MOLINE 9N Ford 1953 Gleaner A shop in our area CONCO,RDIA ICS. 3 pt. 12' chisel, like new ant' Best Complete diesel testing equip-COMBINES - Nice 1967 A -II USED IMPLEMENTS C-440 cornhead, good Offer ment to take care of the major- A -C round baler ity of tractors. Gleaner. 1961, 1959, 1958 Glean- 1964 Owatonna Model 91, 14' 551P'Daowatonna ers. 1954 John Deere 55. Good swather with crimper, shop ather, Model 800 Boring bars, line boring ma- reconditioned, A-1 iA& 14' header, chine, welding, electrical, acety-12' platform for C Gleaner. A &W Eqpt. Co. heAd her stem lene. Tractors - Nice 1964 JD 3020Ford Model 250 baler uncle P°17'1e 00;new Model LP RC, loaded. 1960 981 Ford,Ford 8' mounted disc 913 - 738-3379 277 Valve equipment, rod align- Ford 12' mounted springtooth 1:7iretie New -Hal- ment tools. gas. Good 1957 International nible, gearu.join ;, 1miler, with Twisconsinnotor PTO 650 LP, low hours, PS.1966 ?rseh OP. Competent factory trained per- MF 180, gas, fully equipped. Ford Tractors & Implements BELOIT,KS. Control 11.,1\rewatorirla Versatile Swathers rd d Model 100 sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, Ford with Davis loader. 1952 ar electrical and general mechan Glencoe Farm Equipment FOR SALE - JD 45 combine, HY ical work. MM GTB. Cab for JD 4010-3010. JD 3x16 mounted plow, JD 2 3inder ShoeFINAL Q.,/ 4 -row John Deere 3 -point corn 4:ARANICE sled.Ford cultivators,disc, George Motor Co. row cultivator, 3 section har- 91311 BOWMAN'S springtooth. Nickel Brothers, row. Earl Berg, 820 NE 54th, North 9110 Topeka, Ks. 66608. SB19 218 11 Grain Co. Buhler, Kansas. x19 1.TRACTORS 923 827- Phone CE 84103 sAL rnoterPt Night 9331 FOR SALE - 4020 John Deere u13 825.0344 Farm Impl. & Truck Co. FOR SALE - MF 410 combine, 4022110)Phone 446-3340 A, tits. tractor, excellent condition, and r055 0560 Box 748 240 East Eighth 14'. 913 456-9236, Wamego, Ks. ECUSIPeatiNT 12' disc. Phone 316 437-2759. 88Oti1).veoas CLYDE, KS. JUNCTION CITY, KANS. SB20 x19 or WANTED TO BUY late serial TRACTORS USED TRACTORS number 151 IHC combine, 16'. Oliver 1650D Oliver 77 See In Osborne Want shedded machine. Give 1970 Ford 5000 CallVrill1SALE1g3 David Brown 990 price first letter. Jim Keeley, b111111X664111 1970 82015M 16 speed Ford 2 1969 Baldwin G diesels, cab &Box 343, Radium, Ks. 67571. ork COMBINES tractor, demo. air cond., 20' Oliver 40Oliver 35Oliver 331969 4000 8 speed diesel, with 2 1968 gas Baldwin, cab, 20' SB19 GB loader, 60" bucket, demo. 2 1967 C -II, 18' PTO 30 FERGUSON tractor, 3. MACHINERY 1969 4000 8 speed gas with 2 1965 A -II, 14' & 16', one with BOATI4 point, 2x14 plow, two -section ittrespol,inensint.ut, Tijrileor Oliver 60T baler Superior 42" bucket cab springtooth. Mrs. Rose Sterba, Oliver 415 mower 1963 1010 John Deere with cult.1960 D-17 Allis with mounted 4 - Rt. 2, Box 144, Belleville, Ks. Dempster 4 row 3 pt. cultivator 1959 MF 85 diesel bottom plow oPerl, x20 --- Ford 2 -row weeder, 3 pt., like 1955 Cockshutt diesel tractor boxes for a B24 tool bar P° ManN new 1956 Ford 850 planter WANTED - Rockwood thresh. N Gehl 72 shredder 1969 Hydrostatic 10 HP garden1968 G Gleaner with air con- er drive pulley, 11" diameter, Plenty Crust Buster 24' tractor with 42" mower ditioning, 18' head 2" bore. 125' thresher belt of Oliver wheel disc, 12' 1947 H Farmall 1967 403 International 16', cab width. 8 CFM air compressor.7" JD wheel disc, 12' 48" sickle bar mower for 1965 Gleaner C -II,cab,16' Tatge Chemical Co., Inc., Her- And rth garden tractor, top condition header 1101 PLOWS rington, Ks. SB19 Key D' 1964 C -IIGleaner, 16' with T. Kansas a,5.linyourmone' Oliver 4240, 3 base USED EQUIPMENT cab and air conditioner FOR SALE - Moridge 30' 3-bar a Cockshutt 4x14 406 4 row JD planter with fert. 1960 95 John Deere combine, 18' springtooth, $'50. John Lou- TER \YEL Oliver 3x14 A -C 3 base 2 row JD 3 pt. lister with rub-3 92 Massey Ferguson 14' com-than, Simpson, Ks. testrig ber press wheels x20 15TW8leadv4 Ford 3 base 3 pt. bines rudeGlassPr'°H.c.F.rT HP in ° c 9asgs 3x14 Dearborn plow 1967 C -II Gleaner, 18' FOR SALE - 1948 John Deere trai1er,n;eggd&'ll:G.61nssnarbRHF-15Tra 1322( NEW MACHINERY 2 row Dempster 3 pt. runner D, new block, good shape, og Gehl, Oliver, BMB Shredders Combine trailer bat- r Drillin planter with fert. 1960 No. 10 Massey F baler tery ignition, needs generator Kansas Crust Busters 3 pt. Case disc plow and battery. Leslie Kraus, Alta Homelite Chain Saws 6' BMB Brute pull mower Vista, Kansas. x20 Case 2x14 plow, pull type Osborne Equip. Co. . , OV'T WANTED - Rotary hoe Toburen Impl. Co. Case 3x14 plow, pull type Phone at- Tr165aill-IP.R.cMrafterC_, 503 Ford 3 pt. rake tachment for JD cultivator.Al- otbat boot: Case baler so rotary shields. Howard Goer- Ole issue. Ph. 632-2288 2 row Ferguson 3 pt. cultivator ing, Peabody, Kans. mFoernt, erproof. St 913 - 346-2631 x19 call "131,d" MF 3 pt. 7' mower AtI3S-011.1.PAIrif . or blenylon 501 Ford 8' 3 pt. mower OSBORNE, KANSAS ALLIS ROUND baler withnew durable 713 Ford backhoe endless belts$500. Good condi- Manhattan a goodsi 416 Court St. Dearborn 7 -ft. mower tion Alfred Roeder, Seneca,Ks. John Deere no. 5 mower A Cuckler Circle -C Building 336-2800. x20 & x26 Mar neland CLAY CENTER, KANS. IHC 7 -foot mower is built to stand and serve your paulins - farming needs. See us for a $15,000 - $30,000 year 913 PR 8.57`, titprices John Deere 6 -ft. no. 5 mower - Raise 520 Pillsbury free estimate. rabbits for vs. Sent $1.00, Book: Dr RI:-hos, duffe See In Jamestown Rabbit Ranchers ofAmerica, MANHATTAN, shoulder M. B. Salisbury Co. Hoppy's Steel Box 265 -GAG, Haysville, Ks. dress sho, 1966 JD 4020 diesel 67060. x23 TRACTORS CE 3-7411 224 S. 4th 913 823-2826 Browsers 1964 930 CK Case, very good 416.,1t condition SALINA, KANSAS WANTED TO BUY- Hydraul- YD'S SUI 1963 830 C'.q se with Case-o-matic 114 Quincy ic loader with buckets fora D-2 St, Mary F.OUSPMERS Caterpillar. Also PTO for D2 MOVING- 1968 We still have some MF 1100 die- mobile home, Caterpillar. Charlie Frye, Cen- 12'xfi rid sel tractors on hand at the TOPEKA, KANS. room, 2 baths, air tralia,Ks. Phone 857-3901. co a Big He old price Call 765.3335 Used Combines & Tractors SB19 or 7653Si. Cl Have Waiver Of Finance ma, Ks. Ask for John. UntilJan. 1, 1972 FOR SATE - 1950 P4 Cater- 1961 Oliver combine, 12' nillar with dozer, $2000 or will 1958 MH 92, 16 -ft. We Probably Pay trade for 2 ton truck. Hainline Stud Service - F'.onch. Clements, Kansas316 1959 MH 82, 14' $1800 More taxes, interest, and keep 774-,940. SB19 I 1960 IHC 151 combine, 15' with a better balanced inventory AMBITIOUS JACKat cab Dick Robbins, Anchor $2250 than anybody in the business. I) 1962 no. 23 IHC corn head $300 Olsburg, Ks. 913 da. GMC V40i From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. Building Materials Massey Harris No. 22 cornhead, (mfr. est. max.) Pumps, plumbing, plastic r axle,74 MF No. 222 cornhead $1250 pipe, drainage, PVC hot & cold, 20 tires 1961 Oliver 2 row corn head Save During Harvest 1000 ft. coils. Orangeburg. Steel aM body $250 pipe, cast iron, copper valves, 80" Howard Roto-vator, used F504 LP gas, 1962, completely with all the fittings. COP' RiJCATED Situations Wanted very little $1000 overhauled, IPTO, TA, 2 Chevrolet MF 88 6x16" semi -mounted valve, 3 pt., wide front $1950 Boilers, hot water heaters. ROOFING HAVE WELDER, will ngine, comt your place or mine. Work plow F706 LP gas, 1964, 2 pt., wide Also large industrial heaters, 8' to 16' lengths front, TA, IPTO $3450 showers, softeners- Kohler, anteed. Call R&R Weld 1952 M LP gas, live 2 -way hyd. Universal, Rundle, Mansfield or nite, 913229.6336, Alt; Pfister -Rhodes 10.95 per sq. Kansas. $650 tubs and fixtures. Deere 45 F460 diesel, 2 pt., IPTO, TA, 2 Penta Poles 8'- 30' Hume Impl. Co. valves $1950 HOERMAN SUPPLY CO. D19 diesel, AC, 1964, excellent Warehouse At Zeandale FENCING LUMBER Pets Phone 439-6219 with 4x16 mtd. plow $3650 Phone 913 776-9253 MM GVI LP gas MANHATTAN, KANSAS Yellow Pine & Fir Deere 45 JAMESTOWN, KANS. PROVEN WIRE stud, MISCELLANEOUS Wildcat Lumber young male ready for Phone 913 539-1181 Wheaten Cairn male 7 6 IH No. 540 4x14 steerable plow Yorkie female puppies. - alma Drastically $595 K-18 W & Stagg Hill Road zer females 8 mo. Flora 4x14 Case plow, semi-mtd. $295 CHIEFW MANHATTAN, KANSAS MH & Gle Onaga, Ks. '4877. Reduces No. 309 3x14 3 -pt. plow.. $195 Prices No. 370 12' IH wheel disk $650 Grain Bins FOR SALE - 4 purebred Deere T-4 13' AC wheel disk $250 der Collie pups. Also one lete wit] YOUR MASSE'Y-FERGUSON 5x12 Kelly Ryan feedwagon The bin guaranteed against Household of Australian pups. DEALER IN ROSSVILLE $475 failure. Now, the strongest bin Ernest H. Brown, Plea 18' Krause fieldcultivator you can buy. 388-2423, Longford Di Dell tette 25% And More $595 100% Vinyl Latex Guaranteed for year Mal 16' 4 section JD drag spring- ELLIOTT morning or after 7:30 On All New tooth harrow $145 CONSTRUCTION CO. WALL PAINT oriel 113 fi & Used Equipment Phone 913 265-3872 Heavy Duty - Washable FOR SALE - Purebrei In Stock Neuman Hardware MORROWVILLE, KS. Australian Shepherd 2.93 per gal. Parents good stock & This Means Everything. . . & Implement Co. 37E Also Good Selection Of dogs. Wayne K1101), Tractors Combines Balers Phone 316 NEW Linoleum: 9x12, 12x12, 12x15 Kansas, RR1,Pit 913 Planters Tillage Lawn Mower Equipment CASE PLOWS FAITH'S Discs, j '7,7:17W.2 799-2128 25% off FURNITURE Rossville Impl. Co. East US 24 PR 8-3786 FENC Phone 913 584-3640 WHITEWATER, KS. 67154 WHILE THEY LAST MANHATTAN, KANSAS ROSSVILLE, KANSAS We have bought two carloads of USED MACHINERY factory fresh Case plows atspe- Mechani FOR SALE BARGAINS cial price due to closing of the Randolph Rockford,Ill.,Case factory. ExPeri*.or 2 new John Deere straw chop-GB Moline tractor These are 4-6 bottom plows, John Deer Wire-65 pers,still LA Case tractor all Excellentopportunq in boxes, for 105 the latest models. Appliance Center 1)IP combines. Will ship.ea. $350 M5 Minneapolis Molinetractor need 4 new JD RG6 six-row rear completely overhauled has Westinghouse room air con- insurance. D17 Allis Chalmers, good Vahsholtz ditioners in stock from 5000 hirlaannd. Fer mount cultivators, 2 coulters, Write OrAPPI1 each $1400 15' Minneapolis Molineoneway BTU to 26,000 BTU. See us be- 2 new JD F835 3x16 spinner 6' Minneapolis Molineoneway Impl. Co. fore you buy for the right size plows 16' JD wheel disk each $850 CETI and best price. Schleif 1111 Field Fer Used plows, new chisels, most TA 54521 Phone 7 USED' anything you need in thema- 201 West Pacific RANDOLPH, KANSAS chinery line. SALINA, KS. 1st door east of post office HEBRON,NEBRASO 1 Vicks High Boy Sprayer Twine- $1250 FOR SALE 1 4 -row Lilliston rollingcult., - IHC 550 field rnE Jorden Impl. Co. cutter, 2 row, 1000 RPM,excel- LacAL less over row units,like new lentcondition. $350 ABILENE Price $2000. no/ to drivedrive seili, 1 used very good 11' JD TWA Day Phone IHC plow, 3x14, springtrip, 111112Mill fasthitch,good,price trailers.yo:hcciarinerriw",,, disk harrow, 26"cone disks CO 3-2041 L. W. Leffler, Americus,$150. HAYING? - Have equipment $1250 Ks. to pick up bales from field and Night Phone Phone 316 884-3740. SB20 store. Call Wamego, Ks. 913 appliacaltterionid or Ole disc 816 753.81Th n Ad SB19 , Griffith Eqpt. Co. CO 3-2057 FOR SALE- New 16' Blair 456-9236. Safety Divi.wo 730 JD DIESEL standard, stock trailer, surge brakes, $995 806 266-5555 new Call 913 489-2258, Colony, Kansas Oath* tires, new paint, $1500.00.1958 Ks. Business Opportunities 806 266-58.31 A Baldwin, new cab,oversize x19 64120. tires, late model header,$2200. WANTED TO BUY- Wrecked FOR SALE - Business oppor- BOW Box 996 NH 271 wire baler, $800.Snow - or burnt tractors & eqpt., pref- ATInWRe A9P39150;04 co bale loader $65. 12' No. 37 tunity in Kansas' largest indus- '1t1 IH slaughterrM1rnhcar.,iffgt.40A3:., 0 7: MORTON, TEXAS erably late. E. D. Longhofer, try. Modern livestock auction nhe wheel disc $175. ACmotor 382-2620, Marion, Ks. grader, $500. NH 1280self-pro- SB22 Market for sale in prosperous USED 20x5 gooseneck, full nose, pelled baler, $800. D-2 agricultural area. Box 1009LB, 913 776-5us, full ton, 6'6" high. Price $1400. Cat andWANTED- 40' elevator with SB19 dozer $800. Ernest Nutsch,Rt. PTO. For Sale Manhattan, Ks. 66502. born Pacicillg. New 16' all metal stock trailer 2, Derby, Ks. 776-2229. - Gehl feed with ton, escape door, sliding x20 wagon on heavy duty tandem $15,000 - $30,000 year - Raise WADEDor MA/q 11° trao gate, clearance lights. Price FOR SALE - JD 4010 running gear, has three beaters rabbits for us. Send $1.00, book: anciii"31 0 tractor, & a top. Glen B. Gillan, 722W. $850. Melvin Blecha, Mankato, 913 456-9236, Wamego, Kansas. Rabbit Ranchers of America, Allen, Kansas. x19 6th St., Concordia, Ks.Phone Box 265 -GAG, Haysville, Kans. se.20 913 2433x392. X19 67060. x23 ctior

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FOR livestock FOR SALE - Slide- in type BOATING PORTUNrrYman in full- home made camper, sleeps,four, etespono:ae oriented position. Sal - fits any standard size pickup. potential $300. Leo York, Dwight, Ks. Current Wheat open, unjamited 66849. Phone 482-3267. Harvest May right man. ,RePlyto Box x19 )T SB19 LB, Manhattan,Ks. WINDMILL and pump service. T Complete line of Aermotorre- Break RecordSet In 1952 neous pairs and heads. Write L. F. of boating Miscell Mishler, Rt. 1, Chapman, Ks. The current harvestmay very money's ail or call 913 934-2447. Estimates this year indicate In order to better the 1952 record, ead t SB19 wellbreaktheprevious that the it these GS - All kinds wheat1971 harvest will be about 266 pre DesSKHeAyVIN.mil record in the state. millionaverage yield would have to be rful. .ling Co., Clay WANTED - McGee yard scrap- bushels on just short of around 35 bushels. The per -acre ces SBTF er bucket 66" wide, 3 point At midpoint in the harvest 9 million ee Craft Th.fla ter, Kansas. season,harvested acres. yield of 33 bushels was set last year. 'curt', Role hitch, new or used. Richard D. yields of up to 80 bushelsan acre on o fratitr Tom Roberts, In 1952, with much more Kansas & ready TERWELLdrillin Funk, 812 Kasald, Lawrence, dryland farmswere not uncommon. Manhattan, to go Gravelpacked Kansas. Zip 66044. presidentof Glasspar, & testing. x20Some irrigated the Kansas Wheatland in wheat, the yield was -ap- 50 HP"L c casings,41st year. Call fields may yieldImprovement Association, e,HP15 more than 100 bushels per said hisproximately 21 bushels to the acre. 9132262'7276, Harold FOR SALE - New stock sad- acre. ler, ragged Po3't dle, hide covered tree. Leland group now sees a harvest of between Should the total crop be about 300 & der DrillingCo., Blue Rap - The record wheatcrop for the x29 Duff, Concordia, Ks. x20 295 and 300 million bushels."But a million bushels, the crop will add a nssnar15 Kansas. state was set in 1952- 307,629,000 , record crop easily could be insight,"dividend of approximately $50 TrailR-Craft STAMP COLLECTORS -50 bushels from 14.6millionacres...... different worldwide stamps 25c. Roberts added. _ million in Kansas farm income. . 350 Reinell . OV'T SURPLUS Capital Stamps, Box 14625G, heavy FFA navel schedule. HP MerCruiser mbat boots - new & used. Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70808. Accordingto til-R-Craft Iii x22 Hanover Celebrates HaroldShoaf, . ' aline issue. Latest style. ademonstration..sterproof. Steel shank. Corn- Topeka, executive secretary of the call "Bud" . Kansas Association of FFA, aroundCan't Label Franks, or "Slic., ble nylon innersole. Make With Rodeo durable work shoes. We 1000 Kansas Future Farmers of HANOVER King Manhattan a good supply at bargain Leaning Silo - Bros.America are expected to attend theBologna 'All -Meat' Championship Approved Rodeo,ofconvention this summer at KSU. Marimland Finally Falls Wann, Okla., shouldn't have The U.S. arpaulins - quality tarps at anyEach of the state's 164 local chapters Department of unt prices. Sleeping bags, The leaning silo on the Dick trouble finding Hanover. TedKing,will designate two official delegatesAgriculture has published in the 913 PR 87171 one of the owners, is married Pillsbury Dr., chos, duffel bags, 'footlock- Wellman ranch near Alden to ato conduct the business of thecon-Federal Register official notice of a onlim shoulder strap bags, mill - IANHATTAN, KM'i collapsed last week. former Hanover girl, PeggyReedyvention. May 5 Federal court ruling banning dress shoes, much more. The silo,a 96 -foot structure King, daughter of Hanover residents State FFA officers who willthe use of the phrase "all meat" and Browsers Welcome which could store 2,000 tons of Mr. & Mrs. Elvin Reedy. preside over the conventionthissimilar terms on cooked sausage Mobile Homes silage, had been leaning for some The rodeo is the new attraction forsummer are Doug Deets, Beloit,products, such as frankfurters and YD'S SURPLUS SALES Hanover Days of '49, the 35th bologna. St. Marys, Kansas time, but officials felt the danger an-president; Phil Stinemitz, Hill City, VING - 1968 Great of its tumbling was lessened with nual, July 12, 13, and 14. Therewillvicepresident;BobSchrag, The U.S. District Court for the de home, 12'x67, THE ride of your life, most of the silage gone. be no old settlers parade thisyear,Moundridge, secretary; Rod RahnDistrict of Columbia, which said the n,2 baths, air colt a Big Horn saddle from Butitfellwithout warning but the usual carnival will beon theArkansas City, treasurer; Stanleyterms are misleading to consumers, 765-3335 or 7653StMilling, Clay Center, Kans. midway. specifically ordered USDA to advise Ks. Ask for John. SB TF Saturday morning. Jackson, Smith Center, reporter; Ted King's wife,accordingtoand Ron Roth, Clay Center, sentinel.the packing industry of the rulingas Banker Nieman, chairman of the a preliminary step in carrying out Stud Service celebration, came up to Hanover the order. and sold the committee onFed Up With The court also ordered USDA to BITIOUS JACK at r' HARVEST BARGAINS schedulingtherodeo.Sheis take necessary action to stop use of k Robbins, Anchor Di secretary of the outfit. IllegibleP. Sigs the "all -meat" or "all -beef" labels burg, Ks. 913 4E37 GMC V4000HD farm truck, 17,000 lb. 2 speed on cooked sausage products as soon r axle, 71 RICHMOND,Va. - At their 7 )00 lb. front axle, 351 HD engine, as possible - and in any event 900x20 tires,, 18' combination stock rack and annualconvention,Virginia grain body $3295 pharmacists showed they were within six months from the decision tired of physicians who don't sign date or the final action on a USDA Situations Wanted Dooley Speaker At appeal, if one is made. The decision Chevrolet .LWB farm truck, 2 speedaxle, V8 their names legibly on ArE WELDER, will triltengine, combination grain bed, underbody hoist$1795 prescriptions.The pharmacists resultedfromaFederationof it place or mine. Rip FFA. Convention approved a resolution suggesting Homemakers challenge of federal eed. Call R&R WelA - COMBINES - The Pacific Region Vice President that doctors use rubber ink stamps meat inspectionregulationsper- nite, 913 229-6836, Ntaf of the Future Farmers of America, as well as their signatures. mitting such labeling. An appeal is nsas. Deere 45 combine with cab, 12' bar Dan Dooley, 20, will be a featured still under consideration. th Hume reel $1495 speaker for the 43rd annual con- vention of the Kansas Association of THE AREA'S GREATEST FFA at Kansas State University, Deere 45- 10' bar, with chopper BARGAIN PLACE OVEN WIRE stud, $795 Manhattan, July 11-13. ung male readyfor Dooley, who is from Handford, Comp'are Our Prices WithOthers beaten Cairnmale I 18.4x26 6 ply combinetires & tubes on 20" Calif.,will address the delegate ride female puppies. - almost new - will fit John Deere 55& luncheon Monday noon, July 12, in 7 females 8 mo.Flea MH & Gleaner. Areal bargain. Complete set $400 the K -State Union Main Ballroom. FRONTIER BALER TWINE raga, Ks.i.:'4877. His topic is "You Are Important." Lots of 10 bales per bale 4 pisDeere T4 fourrow front mount cultivator Dooley was elected to his present )R SALE - lete with rear r Collie pups.Also on rig $395 post at the national FFA convention 9000' rolls, 325 lb. Tensile strength$5.85 Australian PPS. in Kansas City, Mo., last October. At Limited Supply 'nest H. Brown,PIT that time he was a junior at Fresno 8.2423, LongfordEll field cutter,single row, good iaranteed for Yea!? $695 State College. Since then he has FRONTIER ROTO-BALER TWINE orning or after taken a leave of absence from his Lots of 10, per bale $5.85 schooling for a year because of his Model 15 fieldcutter, good $795 JR SALErtipurtrei We have the largest &most complete ustralian ShePhek line of building materials in CentralKansas vents goad atne Model 3712' disc, sealedbearings, good $650 figs. WaYneKr1"13'913, ansas,RE1, Ph' ALL NECESSARY MATERIALS John Deere $75up TO REPAIR STORM DAMAGE FENCING BALER TWINE SHINGLES FELT ROLL ROOFING - ROOF COATINGS Wire-American-80fod roll NAILS Meehali $10.75 All at Discount Prices John Deera.,nity Wire -6500-Box SYLVAN COMBINATION WOOD STORM DOORS xcellent oPPnesrw $11.45 Pre -hung, including Hardware tan, ToP wago:reel Sole Co., Inc. 30" and 36" by 6'8" your choice at $14.95 roue innis"rall Field Fence, SylvanGrove, Ks. 20 rod roll WOODEN SCREEN DOORS OrAO $23.95 FRIDAY SALES EACH WEEK selling and td°Wr.ite 1000-1500 fresh country stocker and 30" x 6'8" Crpee Field Fence, feeder cattle, calves and stock cows Schleif /1)1. 20 rod HD $37.95 each week. ""."-'. Phone Mike Meyer 913-526-3635 ALUMINUM STORMDOORS Micky Meyer 913-526-3225 ILEBRON, NEB Pre -hung, complete wikh ler Twine-325 lb. all hardware strength, sack $7.00 32" and 36"- -$29.95 LOC QUINTER drive 7/16 x 12"-NeyerhaeUser Hardboard Siding onstrators Back sealed & 'primed face 11°WytoCan earil Shopworn Livestock per sq. ft. 181. railerS'shod 'es aationgel and 12164 viip disc harrow Comm. Co. Barbed Wire, 121/2 gg. 2 pt. 5"spacing .80 Rod Roll ipPl53.8104 or Advig $975 Quinter, Ks. 316 Division $8.95 N. MONDAY SALES EACH WEEK Safety 930 :erns, Ingansas lower, selling 1000-1500 fresh country stocker rraft;oaY, 3 bar, withsmoothing att. $895 and feeder cattle, calves and stock cows each week. Trader Bill Will Not BeUndersold i412a CALL COLLECT238-4103 Jay Meyer 913-754-3354 RS BVV114N PP r$ - JUNCTION MEAT CITY - BUD ANDERES tiaug_ hAuseEne Meyer Stocker Feeder lia ftrift34Yolesoeri Order Buying Service MORRISON Featuring Cattle Direct 313 f u.''.g Pa From The Country born IW Warehouse & Lumber MAN MAN's Mike Meyer, Sylvan Grove, Ks. farrf' 8'r5 GMC TRUCKS Micky Meyer, Sylvan Grove Your Discount Building Supply Headquarters lishedAllen - JOHN DEERE Jay Meyer, Quinter, Ks. Juncti '&400' on CitY-Manhattan Area John Deere Dealer Trader Bill 724 N. 13th, Salina, Kansas Ph: TA7-9666 determines these will not improve Grass & Grain Q & A On Safety, the safety and health' of employees. 24 He may set forth new standards or July 6, 1971 modify or revoke existing ones, with Health Act the assistanceofadvisory com-Kansas wild turkey population has Question - Does the occupational forthsurpassedthe 1000 markand safety and health act of 1970 affectmittees. He may alsoset ff emergency temporary standardsifrepresentsanincreaseof256 farmers? turkeys by actual count. Answer - Yes, but it is not knownhe determines employees are ex- Hig posedto dangers fromtoxicor There were 55flocks reported at this time to what extent. during the survey as compared to 58 The act authorizes the federalphysically -harmfulagentsor nsasis hazards. reported during 1970. However, tot wile government to set and enforce oc- another eightflocks which were cupational safety and health stan- Adversely -affectedparties may (BY all seekjudicialreview of theknown to exist but from which no nes ape] dards applicable to businesses in- reports on exact numbers could be of volved in interstate commerce. secretary's' standards. clouds Inspections and investigations areobtained in this study had a 1970 reyes and The purpose is to assure every Itis to be made by the secretary. Em-populationof 101 birds. itch. person in the United States safe and r reasonable to assume the Kansas eir town healthful working conditions. ployees may request an inspection if theybelieveworkingconditionswild turkey population might be in blVnot g The act provides that each em- thoug potentially are dangerous.the neighborhood of 1,200 birds. gte ployer must furnish employees - a Kan! even partimers - a place of em-Followingtheinspectionthe The average flock size increased from 15.2 in 1970 to 20.8 turkeys in t scientist, ploymentfree from"recognizedsecretary is authorized to issue a citationtoanemployerforthe 1971 survey. The sex ratio, as that any hazards" that may cause death or bread s counted by the observers was 104 s serious physical harm. violations of the act. th first haff on The secretary of labor is required The labor secretaryalsoistoms to 100 hens. This is the authorized to grant temporarytime that the ratio has ever been obit does to publish existing "national con- world and sensus standards" and "establishedvariance from standards to give anabove 75 toms to 100 hens, and the general average has been inthe aff is federalstandards"unlessheemployer time to comply. The act rn authorizescivilpenaltiesforneighborhood of 70 tons 100 hens. ecOv violations and criminal penalties for Major flock increases were noted in severalareas.TheAttica, willful violations resulting in death. scienti (;. The secretaryistoconductFeterita, Pierceville and Aetna flocksshowed majorpopulation as, palea research, experiments, and as alway demonstrations relatingtooc-increases. This past winter most of cupational safety and health stan-the remaining potential habitat for main purl ALL THESE, BUTSTILL the wil( dards. wild turkeys in the southwest region Te; NEEDS SPARES owever, As these standards are developedwas stocked. A truck, filledwith worn-out tires ington Sta Fully established flocksinthe is an ironicsight, they will affect Kansas farmers. on a highway near Walsenburg, in the team Just how and to what extent willsouthwest and the majority of the Colo., abandoned flat tires. becm soilscieni depend on the standardsrange stocked point to the increasing potranspirri

promulgated by the labor secretary.likelihood of holding a turkey season Brooks says a farmer needsto beobtained dinhis selective in purchasing a respirator. bywaft,- : As these standards are publishedin this region in the next few years Waters Hall, mas, paleas For example, Ks_ farmers will have togive moreaccording to Steve Capel, big game some dust respirators University, hlanhallar. yon highly attention to correcting hazards onbiologist for the Kansas Forestry, offer no protection againstin- In most of osynthes their farms. Fish and Game Commission. cases to secticides. "This is worse thannotplicationof nioder tly to grai having one at all," he observed. secticdes around olosynthesi a A list of USDA hplantsCI approved require use ofa apt; Urges Caution In respirators for field use may be concluded. tmaterial, Complete Wild s,sunligl Using Insecticides rophyll 10114444# kaw QUITTING BUSINESS ts -whicl Turkey Count The useofa respirator while rgy to conve loading and unloading insecticides ide intoc gao: PRATT - The completionofthe for field applicationis recom- ing grain. wildturkeywinter Saturday, July flockcountmendedbya KansasState ygen for hr The surface is important but what showed a total of 1147 turkeys in the University Extension entomologist. e by-produc is underneath is more important. state.This is the first year the Dr.H.Leroy Brooks saysa STARTS 1:00 P,gen and seat respiratorisofparticular value ALTA VISTA,KANeeplant througi oscopic op( when some of the more highly toxic NEW FURNITURE Electric coffee mair Monday, July 12 insecticides are used, whether in lacluding assortment ofplatform ers, blenders; cabinet!:'ce. The nun Starts 12:30 Noon liquid or granular form. rockersand occasionalchairs, Kemtone paint, rite,lorophyll c 9 -piecebreakfast set;floor and counters and displati:'cular sectio I will sell at public auction the following Some of the more commonly used table lamps. much more. farm machinery at the farm located 1/2 insecticides for which a respirator Terms: (ad east and 5 north of Glasco, Kansas; or 3 should be used are carbophenothion, south of Macyville on Highway 9. EPN, parathion, demeton, dyfonate, FARM MACHINERY 4 section drag harrow and evener azinphosmethyl,mevinphos, WAR'S FURNITURE 1966 Massey Ferguson Super 90 Old tandem disc phorate, and disulfoton. Some are in Clerk: Alta Vista State Bank tractor diesel with wide front, John Deere 4x14 plow on rubber granular form. Auctioneer: Jim Kirkeminde, Topeka,Phone 9133f1.11 power steering, 3 point,live JD 4x14 plow for repairs hyd., LPO,near new rubber, 3 pt. rear blade good 4 wheel trailer with flatbed 1948 John Deere Model G tractor 4 wheel trailer with flare bed with front end loader 1949 Chev. 1/2 ton pickup with 4 Tuesday, July 13 1968 Flex King KB 12' mulch speed plow, very good 1949 Chev. 1/2 tonpickupfor Starts 1:30 p.m. repairs Willsell the following items at theCottrell farm bold 1967 JD 20'springtooth with 3 pt., Other very good miscellaneous farm miles south of Marysville, Kansas on theeast riverroad,! 1967 JD 13' 10" wheel disc, good machinery not listed 1/2 mile west. 1967 BMB Hay Saver, very good Several hyd. cylinders andsome Dempster No. 720 7 knife fer- small misc. items used on the tilizerapplicator,with20" farm too numerous to mention. TRUCKS John Deere bale elevator spacing and Easy flow pump Terms: Cash Day Of Sale John Deere 12 ft. springtooth 4 sectionspringtooth harrow and 1961 F-600 Ford truck, 24,000 actual miles. evener Obeco 13+ foot bed, grain and stock John Deere No. 930land plane racks,double cylinderhoist. Very John Deere F-145 4-16plow good shape. John Deere 3-14 plow Lee R. Stanford, Owner 1960 Jeep truck "FC 170" John Deere No. 50blower Auctioneers: Foster Kretz Auction Service Clerk: First National' 1955 F-100 Ford # ton pickup, 4 speed, V-8 John Deere No. 5 mower Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Bank, Concordia, Ks.," John Deere harrow John Deere No. NPTO spreuler manuretondo 12:30 NOON MACHINERY John Deere No. 45' BONDED John Deere sub-soiler Sales 19161 John Deere "3010" tractor, Diesel New Holland No.616 forage with wide front end attachment Every Wednesday 1962 John Deere "2010" tractor, gas with ft. mower bar wide front end Gehl feed wagon 12:30 p.m. & Saturday Sno-Co auger wagon FRZIFit0 1949 IHC "H" tractor A. C. Roto-baler 'THE BEST 1959 John Deere No. 45 S. P. combine, Wik bale loader p 12 ft. header applicator lug" for Anhydrous Td f1. CATTLE and HOGS John Deere grain drill, 16-8, FB-B with unloader for three inches! Badger silo with press wheels auger,34 ft, Viking grain 'Capacities John Deere No. 494 4 -row planter with Brillion alfalfaseeder SA1 PS AS USUALWEDN. JULY 7 fertilizer attachment Tractor blade 1000 gallon John Deere No. 40 4 -row cultivator 2 post holediggers AND SATURDAY,' JULY10 John Deere 11+ ft. A W wheel disc N0 Priming 2 smallgrain augers vibration, Buyers Will Be Looking John Deere No. 207 shredder trailer For You 2 -wheelimplement elevator John Deere No. 20 sprayer 16 ft. aluminum Lessmainte John Deere 4 -row rotary hoe sealed FOr info. or estimates lobr TOM WALKER KCNK John Deere 11-1- ft. field cultivator Buzz saw strutted Barn Z43-1074 of MON.-WED.-FRI. John Deere fertilizer spreader resistant Home 243-1674 Comfort cover 6:45 Auctioneer John Deere No. 112 chuck wagon ma MAURICE MITCHELL ROLLIE LAGASSE pickup stockrack LIBERAI wA Chester, Nebraska CH3-2215 John Deere 42 ft. elevator with motor 402-324-5045 P be witinie' Auctioneer's Note: Due to the factthatnotShe-reCaAreSHleasesmall items, John Cottrell; VirginiaCottrell CONCORDIA KANSAS Tarz andBarney' Auctioneers: Don Roche & R. N. Breeding 4 NM

the photosynthetic Be Clue area of the head. July 6, 1971 haff May Teare's researchcould become a Grass & Grain 25 vital step towardproducing more wealth HigherWheat Yield inKansasandtoward CHOICE SLAUGHTER STEERS * o feeding the hungrypeople of the is winding upanother world. Kansas harvest and un-a rough indication of the amount of -- tiful wheat photosynthesis that takes place thefarmersand tedlY all have sworn atthere. mbines operators By usinga 150magnification - clouds of chaffthat irritated 1971 - microscope, Teare carefully .4, 4.. and throat and madetheir \ i% I, e ir eves counted the stomata in the lemmas, Henkle Reinstated 'n itch. paleas, glumes, and awns of wheat Their townaivennd city cousins have - : - the entire mattervarieties.Fromthesedatahe bably not g determined the resistance of As Postmaster 30 the IS Ingle thought. : State Universitywheat head to carbon dioxide dif- GREAT BEND et, a Kansas fusionperunitofchlorophyll - - Joseph W. 1970 Dr. Iwan Teare, has Henkle has announced that 28 nt scientist, containing tissue. he has who grows wheat been notified the Civil Service nd that anyone He found that the glume and awn Ap- is breadshould be thankful for peals Board at Washington,D.C., . 1 I 1 1 1 1 areas were 100 percent effective for 1 1 1 1 1 1,111111111111111111111.11111111.1i i chaff on the headsof grain and had cleared him of two chargesof 26 photosynthesis, the lemma was 63 JAN. FEB. job it does inproducing food for misconduct. The misconduct MAR. APR. MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. percent effective, and the palea justcharges world and wealth forKansans. resultedinHenkle's *AVERAGE man's17 percent effective. affis the average removal as Great Bend postmaster. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE four separate After determining the Henkleserved LIVESTOCK DIVISION-C/1.MS ectve term for photosynthetic area of the wheat twotermsas nt parts whichsurround wheat lieutenant governor under thelate els. These four plant parts areheadin30wheatvarieties,heGov. George Docking. He checked average grain yields for was ap- AVERAGE PRICE BARROWS AND GILTS* wnscientificallyasglumes, pointed as temporary postmasterat and awns. the varieties. Great Bend March 13, 1965, then mas, paleas, It came as no surprise to him that was t has always beenthought that confirmed as postmaster about18 main purpose of chaffisto in most cases varieties with themonths later. 26 highest amount of photosynthetic ect the wheat kernels. Henkle commented, "as I saidat However, Teare, who came from areainthe head also were thethe time this trouble cameup, there ashington State University in 1969 highest yielding varieties. seemed to be an effort on the part of 23 Thereason t tires is an ironicsight's' oin the team of plant, air, water, issimple.Whensome ofthe postalsystem em- 1970 carbohydrates are manufactured by lo,, abandonedbecauci d soilscientistsin KSU's new ployees to get me ousted assoon as I ,apotranspiration Laboratory, has photosynthesis,theymustbewas appointed." He added, "but I 20 transported to a storage area in the ice' Indinhisresearchthatthe also said then and Istill believe it, - obtainedby k \ ....0.1971 . OTiIII plant.In wheat most of this car- ) Waters paleas, glumes, and awns that my only crime was beinga _-...... 0",.. Hall,lia.pmas, bohydrate storage is in the grain. 17 0 University, Manilas: rry on highlysignificant amounts Democrat - I believe it then and I ---i° 4-----1%._.-...4._ 4.i photosynthesis which contribute Consequently,carbohydratesbelieve it now." In most cases ctly to grain yield. manufactured in the leaves must be The government directive from plicationofmoderaiti 14,,i,,,iw,.imiii,,...i.,,i, hotosynthesis is the process by transported back to the plant stemthe appeals board said Henklewas ,."1-1,.. secticdes around a hi plants convert sunlight into and then upward to the grain head, ato be reinstated in his postmaster JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. require use of a respnch iint material.During photosyn-minimum &stance of several in-position and receive his back salary *EIGHT MARKETS COMBINED; BEGINNING MAY1970, SEVEN MARKETS COMBINED. concluded. ches. from the time he was suspended. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 4sis, sunlight energy strikes LIVESTOCK DIVISION - CLIES orophyll - the green coloring in When carbohydrates are manufactured inthe plant parts BUSINESS nts - which in turn uses the ergy to convert water and carbon immediately surrounding the grain, ide into carbohydrates,in- the transportation distance is only a ng gygenrain. fraction of an inch, thereby making Charles City assembly lines aturday, photosynthesis much more efficient. xf for breathing by animals are pouring them out. the by-product of photosynthesis. Teare's research holds exciting promise for the future. New wheat No matter what kind of tractors you've been STARTS1:00Pi .ygen and water are discarded by st ALTA VISTA, KANSO plant through stomata which are varieties can perhaps be bred with buying, you don't want to miss the latest from roscopic openings in the plant even higher amounts of photosyn- Oliver. Electric coffee liat!;ace. The number of stomata and thetic area in the heads. Inversely, Check out the 1855 with 98 turbo- ers, blenders; Kemtone paint olt!chlorophyll containing area in a an approximation of new variety charged hp. And Hydraul-Shift transmission counters and displaysticular section of the plant gives yield can be made by determining to let you work it most effectively. Plus fuel much more. °livers economy that scored 15.84 hp. hours per Terms: psi gallon in official tests. For still more power, the 1955 with 108. Also turbo -charged. And the other Olivers: sta State Bank The 1755 with 86 hp.; the 1655 with 70 hp.; 913 351.1i er e, Topeka, Phone the 1555 with 53 hp. All from Oliver at Charles City, builder of quality tractors for 70 years. Andnow ly 13 roll turning out the best ones ever. p.m. he Cottrell farmlocals on the eastriver road, your wa bale elevator 12 ft. springa"36 No. 930land plane F-145 4.16plow 3.14 plow No. 50blower No. 5 mower barroworm soreaf16

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010°1" tor less le" maintenance- factory minuet sealed lubrication- con- structed of corrosion resistant - materials. over LIBERAL REDA WARRANTY ock rack amol ootida SEE A NEARBY REDADEALER erns, Please '" or call Distributor MARYSVILLE ALMA 11( 'ON HOERMAN Peschel Bros. hnpl. SUPPLY Eberwein Garage Spicer iplement Cottrell Warehouse CO. At Zeandale EastOf EMPORIA Tart MANHATTAN,KANSAS DURHAM CLAY 2ENTER Phone 913 1'76-9253 Arndt Equip. Co., DI 2-5262 G & R Impl. Co. Tobuiren Imol. Co. Sponsors of the short course wereparticipants were taken on toursto Asians CompleteFeed Management theU.S.FeedGrainsCouncil, Kansas industry and recreational American Soybean Association, facilities including a visit to Abilene National Renderers Association,where they visited the Eisenhower Course At K-State Theideaitrafficaccidetbj tl: Japan Feed Council and the ForeignCenterwhichincludesthelate aPq6 Forty-twoFar industry at Kansas State University,Agricultural Service, U.S. Depart-President Dwight D. Eisenhower's East feed Manhattan. executives from Japan, Korea and ment of Agriculture. boyhood home, a museum, library, 14 Participantsincluded The feed industry in Japan hasand burial place. Earlier Taiwan completed a two-week studyrepresentatives of feed manufac- inthe tour and feed mill management progressedrapidly.During1970 month, they attended theannual purer turing firms, trade associations andcompound feed 'manufacture thereAmerican Feed Manufacturers'whhlvel short course conducted in June by government officialsofAsian the department of grain science and reached 14,851,963 metric tons - a Associationconvention andfeed The Onehundr countries. nearly Fa 16.6percentincreaseoverthe industry show in Chicagoand ure previous year. Feed industries in theenroute to Kansas visited Midwest bers he Republic of Korea and China alsofeed mills, feed researchfarms, ThePr°ge:i: eive Illt

:theaee:ritthejSesP:rtaits;TraffieSaft' 43rd con are undergoing rapid growth andgrain terminals, and variousfarms bags iation development. and businesses. mathematicalIwree At the close of the short sas The KSU short course was course the perounc designed to provide the Asian feed visiting Asians were honored ofsoon, rattan, at a the - banquet in the K -State Union is year, industry with the latest develop- givingaway ments in U.S. feed manufacturing withsmall, A convent roundsoak technology andto .: or. In 1 helpexpand figuretheir Arrives In Style ehlooni held in markets forU.S.agricultural wreck based SANDSTONE, Minn. o Agricu, commodities throughout Asia. - When one ; ofthe new prisoners arrived alcohol consumed, ging cons Among the procedures presented at how long Sandstone Federal Prison, it took l and ear to the Asian feed executives during the to11, the short course were quality ofwarden was quite surprised. nal actiol Prisoners brought to ees will ingredients, processing, mixing, and Sandstone are usually of pelleting. The hydraulic system of grouped togetherin a van, said Warden Loren Daggett. July the new K -State pilot feed mill was their However, one prisoner droveup with explained. The importanceof e are r a friend in an air-conditionedcar. equipment maintenance, safety, te Far quality control, sanitation, and Eustace. distribution was stressed along with Kansas discussionsofspecialproblems Drinker GetsKit all vo relating to the use of drugs and air must pollution. That Tells When and Dr. Robert Schoeff of the Kansas 2 miles north stic rec of Beit EXPLAINS PILOT FEED MILL State University gain science and esent the I Kansas State University quality control specialist,James Bald- industrydepartment wasthe To Stop Driving Monday A youth in ing (center), explains the flow and controlsystem for the remod- coordinator of the short course. It Liquorstorecustomers in ecommenr eled pilot feed mill at the KSU department of grain science and was taught by faculty members of Charlotte,N.C., and surrounding Wednesday te Farmer industry. Watching are left, to right, NobuhisaNasu, feed promo- the KSU departmentsofgrain Mecklenburg County, can geta e Bohn, Al tion specialist, U. S. Feed GrainsCouncil; Masanori Kimura, ex- science and industry, agricultural party kit free of charge. BARN PHOI t Miller, 223.3511 ecutive director, Taiyo RyokokuIndustry Co.; Kunio Kawamura, economics, entomology, animal The kit contains a plastic bag and Palenske, deputy chief, development section, feedproduction department, science and industry,dairy and asmall,glasstubecontaining y Maxsoi Zenrakuren; and Tsuneo Takeda, managingdirector, Chiba Kumiai poultry science, and biology.In- chunks of solid chemicals. Feed Co. The Asians attendeda two-week tour and feed manage- dustry consultants assisted. Party -goers stick the tube into the CHAMPION ment short course at Kansas State Universityin June. While studying at KSU thecourse bag and blow through the tube until APPROV3110V, the bag is inflated. Depending upon ALTEF the amount of liquor consumed, the Iflour corn needs rain chunks in the tube change color. Better see a professional rain maker... 01' Ev here at Farmers Union. If you didn't know that 01' Ev never tells a lie, you wouldn't believe how much activity we've beenhaving in our irrigation engineering department. How aboutyou coming to some time?

Mon.-Tues, 11' COMBINES TRACTORS 1967 JD 55, cab, air, real PLANTER good Two 1965 JD 2510gas, WF, JD 406 4 row with fert., real JULY 12.13, $5700 both are first ratetractors good 55, just in. Has cab &1966 JD 4020 dsl.,synchro- is real good range We will 1962 JD 95 JUST ARRIVED- 894AN sell at public auction the KING 1111 $3995 1965 JD 3020gas, wide frontwith transport wheels, liquid following cafe equipmentand 1965 JD 45, cab, real has radio. Real slick. fixtures at our residencelocated OF \VANN. OILS. WITC1. good fertilizer, pop-up fert. 1019 $3500 1965 JD 4020 diesel,synchro- 13th St.inClayCenter, range insecticide & full band herbi- Kansas. RODEOPERFORM 1962JD 45, cab $1750 cide spray. A good machine. EACH NIGHT - 1962 1964 JD 3020 dsl.,power shift JD 40, overhauled$1500 1964 JD 4020 diesel, Howard rototiller, 100", good Monday, July 12 1959JD 45 power John Deere 707 4 row stalk $1250 shift shredder 5:30 Evening 1957JD 45 $650 1962 JD 3010 diesel $900.00 1968MH 410, cab, good 1957 JD 720 diesel Cafe Equipment Make a $6000 1954 JD 60 SOME REAL GOOD 6 booths, 6 booth tables, 2 truck. I 1957MH 82 SP 4x6 Added Mont brush $1550 1953 JD 60 wall mirrors; 7' sliding topcooler 1956MH 80 SP $500 1951 JD B FRONT MOUNT JD withwater fountain batteric and com- Highlighting i It light sc 1952MH 26, good $350 1950 JD A CULTIVATORS pressor; 7' sliding top coolerwith 1951MH 26, good JD 435 diesel compressor. DAYS OF $300 3 front mt. JD's to 9 1966 IHC M, overhauled &painted fit 3010 upholstered barstools; LIS1 Gleaner C -II & cab $4700IHC M 4010 or w/ quick-tachfor upholstered chairs; automatic ice 1966IHC 403, cab, hydro drive2 MH 44's, choice 70 or 730 maker; 5' 'portable Severite steam Dale ThonuiMOTOF $6800 1963 IHC 560 diesel,good 1 JD 4 -row frt. mt. for730 or table, electric, stainless steel,220 Shows On MI6 1967 IHC 403 AC D14 gas, wfe, w/ 630 volt. $6900 loader Scottman ice maker; stainless 1965 IHC 303, cab $4500 1968 MH 175 diesel 1 IHC 4 -sec. rotaryhoes3- steelroll 1960 IHC 91 pt. or fast hitch warmer; gasfrench - junking NEW MACHINES fryer; 6' reach in ice box with1 hp 1961 IHC 151, cab $1950 IHC front mtd. cult,to fit 806 compressor; Globe electric meat we have had a little too slicer. 1961 IHC 151 $1500 long 1959 IHC 101 JD 20' 100H fieldconditioner USED PLOWS Uprightdeep freeze; hot $1500 4020 row crop,syncro, demo. chocolatedispenser;electric 1958 IHC 101 $750 224WS baler JD F145 4x16 semi-mount potato peeler; 4 slice automatic P.O.II 1957 IHC 141 $450 2 24WS balers JD F145 5x14 semi-mount toaster; napkin holder;sugar TEE IHC 127, .good BWA disc harrow, bowls; cracker serving trays; salt Pert $300 12' JD 810 3 pt. 4x14 and pepper shakers. by ft 1961 JD 40, good BWA disc harrow,13' JD 3 point 3x14 $750 2 1250 platelessplanters, 6 Pots, pans, dishes, silverware 1962 JD 40 $900 TOW IHC fast hitch 4x14 and many small misc. items used No. 37 loader in a cafe. Rodeo Adnissi! Terms: Adults $1.50 Ful WE ARE JUNKING No. 68 auger feedwagon OTHER MACHINES Cash Day Of Sale 1952 55 JD 1958 45 JD 2 407 Gyramors Howard 100" RotoVator MR. & MRS. 1947 55 JD 727 pull Gyramor JD 16' springtooth, 1957 45 JD 307 Gyramor 3 pt. GAIL TAPLIN JD 10' AW disk,good Clerk:Peoples National Bank, Clay Center. Aucts: Foster Kretz Hang! KANSAS 2-lilond Auction Service, Clay Center, Ph. 0 SPECIALS Morganville WA 6-4422. 2"x57- writer ;I. NEW (NEVER USED) 2 -Blond NEW BUT SLIGHTLYUSED SPECIALS 0; Only One Of These 32"x56", Specials Left, a JohnDeere writer 1970 JD 4520tractor, just a few 4000 gas tractor. We've st this hours on got a couple lookerson -All Meta this one. The price RI", 1.d 1970 JD 4020 with is OK. r; cab, used to er Stand _ spread fertilizer 1-Blond p, 1970 JD 4020 dsl., wfe, cab& heater. Brattei 10", For; see this one. Only 685 hours. 0, II", For.1-lilond TRACTOR SPECIAL 0; COMBINE SPECIAL Inks To 1960 A -C 180 withcab. This isa good tractor I-All Aletli' with only 1100hours. drawer:, 1965 IH 303 w/cab, 131/2'cut. A good combine wire) 6-Side ('h eretae Availablein6',71/2',12',15' 'A -drawer widths; 1000 or 540 RPM. Pre- iectioneers cisionbalancedcylinders; high speed bearings on cylinder FarmersUnion shaft and drive shafts; twin torque TEIttli77- Hdw& Implement clutches; rotating rear axle; belt guards. Hardened, double edged knives attach directly to Dee ring and U clamp, elimi- EVERETT HOOBLER,manager nate twisting and lodging. Ground Phone 437-2913 wheels adjustable for row spacing; Ci parking jack for easy hookup; heavy- (fr'unE) ST. MARvS. KANSAS duty construction. Also A Complete Line Of Rotary Mowers poNRi July6 idea is is aimed., dents Ave been de. Ray Stice; Altamont Dale Vermillion, Garden Get Star Greg Hansen, Altamont City Ben With, Washington Terry Lawrence, Winfield reoareriaialgiulee'l 114 To John Cubit, Garnett Donald Martin, Altamont Tom Morgan, Garnett Robert Dehn, Williamsburg Jim McClung, Winfield Degree Randy Hilliary, Arkansas City Bill Poovey, Garnett Michael Krotkey, Wilson David Smith, Winfield ajt.Sio.n,DsePisairtit farmer Randy Marrs, Arkansas City cSafetyAral hundred and fourteen Kansas Elwyn Mein, Girard One Mike Taylor, Arkansas City David McClaskey, Girard nearly $2 `u:sue,,,, FarmersofAmericaRalph Wilson, Arkansas City inlaitIthtoe,esp,..rs, Future David Niebling, Highland of the members have beenrecommended 2 BIG SALES EVERY WEEK Greg Cahoj, Atwood lenburg David Taylor, Highland Safety Actior.: oreceive the StarFarmer degree atChriss Schmidt, Atwood uor sold in convention of the Kansas Robert Thompson, Hoyt Bonded for your protection the 43rd Mark Mayfield, Caney Steve Hittle, Hugoton S_La)gik 1 bags Association of FFA, tobe held atDwayne Messner, Caney erraticaldisPlayinge411 University, LaRene Wentz, Jennings ansas State John Brooks, Caney Dennis Bradford, Jetmore HOGS on Tuesday Per ounce of liquor tahnattan, July 12-14. David Fleman, Chapman Charles Beeghley, Lawrence In,the liquor This year, for thefirst time, the Glen Kohler, Cheney LEADING HOG MART IN KANSAS. simm Lyle Nottingham, Lawrence g .away with A convention isbeing held in theMichael Garrett, Cherokee Phillip Shirk, Lawrence round scale mer. In thepast the event has to hi Paul Sellers, Cherokee Alan Wiley, Lawrence e their chance held in conjunction with the d n Dean Jessee, Cherokee Brian Maydew, Lebanon k based and Agricultural on the to Agriculture Allan Chestnut, Clay Center Randall Merritt, Lebanon SALES CO., tol consumed, udging contests at KSU in late body Dennis Eckhardt, Columbus Craig Good, Manhattan long it took it and early May. Mike Cassell, Columbus Barn Phone CATTLE/ Al Germann, Manhattan 913/325-2266 Final action on the Star Farmer Doug Fletcher, Columbus Dwight Johnson, Manhattan Every ees will be taken by the FFA Herbert Jarrett, Columbus Russell Bowers, Marion Wednesd,7; e of DelegatesMonday Frank Walker, Columbus Dennis Krons, Marion Harold Siegel, Albert Gieber Vif Auctioneers ,July 12, and the boys will John Morgan, Concordia Garth Hopper, Marysville their awards that evening. Fred Detrixhe, Concordia Joe Luebuke, Marysville For Information or to Consign, Call: arerigid requirements for Daryl Seth, Council Grove Roland Dalrymple, McCune ED BURT,Washington, Kans.913/325-2393 to Farmer degree, explains Mark Russell, Courtland Dan Hubbard, McDonald ustace,Topeka, state advisor Jay Armstrong, Effingham Winston Moors, McPherson ansasAssociation of FFA. John Bales, Effingham Gary Stucky, McPherson yallyouth selected for this Mike Bodenhausen, Effingham Dale Swenson, McPherson nor musthave shown leadershipDon Hinz, Effingham Steven Marsh, Miltonvale Saturday, July 17 I Oilyandhavesatisfactory Mark Anton, Ensign Wayne. Trickle, Miltonvale holasticrecords. State Farmers Charles Clevenger, Erie Terry Walker, Miltonvale riles north of Beatrice, Starts 1:00p.m. - Beverages presentthe top two percent of the David Hawkinson, Erie William Slater, Morrowville We will sell at public auction Ayouthin Kansas. at the farm Monday -CA Lonnie Nichols, Eureka Duane Becker, Moundridge 13/4 miles north of St. Maryson Highway Recommended to receive the Merle Snyder, Fort Scott Neal Galle, Moundridge 63, then 11/4 miles west. iednesclay-IIate Farmerdegree this year are:. Bruce Feldhausen, Frankfort Tony Kaufman, Moundridge ike Bohn,Alma Charles Gerstner, Frankfort Craig Meyer, Moundridge BARNPHONE rent Miller,Alma 14 Charolais Cattle HOGS & EQUIPMENT Bob Dechant, Garden City Jim Stucky, Moundridge 2 hybrid boars 2213571 al Palenske, Alma Rod McMillan, Garden City Galen Waltner, Moundridge 7second calf heifers and 7 calves 'ckey Maxson, Altamont 1 heifer and bull calf 15/16 42 hybrid sows, 14 have small Steve Rupp, Garden City. Rick Farber, Mulvane 1 heifer and bull calf 3/4 pigs or are due to farrow. All 4.1uravvor Bill McNeil, Newton 5 heifers and 5 butl calves 3/4 others will be bred CHAMPIONS-. 4 A -frame hog houses Jay Holste, Norton Tested and OVC 10 oak farrowing crates with 110\4 Phillip Rule, Norton APPROVED ELECTRICITY FROM YOUR FARM MACHINERY waterers and feeders Dennis Anderson, Oberlin 10 heat lamps and bulbs ALTERNATOR 3000 Watts Power 1950 J DModel A Pig feeders Terry Lippelmann, Oberlin 1950 AC Model C Lots of money and timewas George Wessel, Oberlin IHC No. 46 hay baler spent on the breedingof the Fully Fused Lynn Wobker, Paola Wik hay loader above hogs. For Your Protection JD No. 11 trailer tractormower Robert Meinig, Paola IHC No. 15 hay rake Gordon Babcock, Phillipsburg MISCELLANEOUS JD No. 45 manure loader 15 gas cans; lots of hand tools; Ronnie Heiniger, Powhattan 1949 1'/2 ton Dodge truck wheelbarrow; hydraulic cylinder Mon. -Tues..W Jerry Hageman, Leonardville JD 2x16 truss frame plow for JD; fence charger;copper & JD 2 -row monitor junk iron; lots of misc. articles. John Houser, Riverton IHC 12' disc JULY 12-11.' Mark Edelman, Sabetha AC 2 -row cultivator ANTIQUES Jay Montgomery, Sabetha IHC 18' harrow 70feetCrandel's telegraph CAR Eugene Gwennap, Smith Center 2 wheel trailer splice barbed wire; lamps; cider CAUTION KING BROS, Lawrence Riffel, Stockton press; flask; cream can; misc. William George, Uniontown - OF WANN, WITCH AT1PLE ONLY Terms: Cash Day Of Francis Griebel, Wakeeney Sale Nothing Sold Prior To Sale RODEO PERKO Stanley Hillman, Wakeeney EACH NIGHT -Hi Inexpensive Glenn Bekerneyer, Washington Mr. & Mrs. EugeneFloersch Portable Power . Larry Ditmars, Washington Auctioneer: Dennis Rezac Steve Stigge, Washington Clerk: Jim Smith $900,00 Makea power house out of your car, pickup or truck.Voltage up to 110 DC for any universalor Added Motif brushtype AC/DC. No moving parts. Porch Railing INDOOR/OUTDOOR No. 1 Dimension batteri Charge operate hand tools . . . light s emergency Highlighting 35;i. ource. 4'Section 2x4 . 14' $147 Adjust. Rail. CARPET a. DAYS OF 2 9 9ea. 179 LIST PRICE 166 SG. Yd' 2x4,..16' Ea. - postpaid$25.00 sn24 Dale ThooMOTOROLA ' TRANSISTORIZED 2x6 ... 1 `AAEa. ShowsOn Mid' $ UNIT- $29.00 2x6 ... 16' A°Ea6. Dealer Inquiries Invited POI Kansas ResidentsAdd 3% SalesTax No. #2 Med._Grade B ... 14' . $1 a2x4 I. SALES $148 2x4 ... 16' 'Ea. Till CLAY CENTER, KS. 67432 Itft $182 perfby 2x6 ... 14' ,laylesPete"Gutter, Ea. 2x6 .. 161 $2" `CHAS MONEY SAVING RGAEA,DvAy.T.ozEpp.i&NTBONDERIZED Ad114-1 Rodeo Friday, July.9 5" K -Style - 10' Length AdilltS Si." Sta rts 7:00 p.m. - Evening Sale m.14 BARGAINS ALUMINUM Due to our remodeling, we will sell the WELDED WIRE 179 ea. FRAME following equipment at auction at the WHITE PAINTED 9 9'ea. OAK Hanolo Citizens State Bank in Waterville, Kansas. FENCE ARMS 2-111ond Garden Ws° OakDesks, Formica 32'.x57", Top,2-Small Typewriter Stands-all metal 2" x 4" -- 1254 Ga. 5 x 3 3 drawers;recessed GardenBark writer slands type - 2-Cigarette Sand Urns 100' Rolls WEBB 2-Blond Oak Desks, 1-Old wood Utility Table 34"x72" 36" $17.95 50 LB. 3 CU. FT. BAG 3r056" FormicaTop, Gems 4 drawers,recessed type 1-Brushed Aluminum Coat and Hat 48" AG ONLY writer slands - Rack $22.95 Meh 1-Frigidaire11/j -tonwindowAir - 60" $29.95 11 Desk, FormicaTop, 30"x '10", 4-dawers, Recessed conditioner 72" $35.95 er Stand Typewrit- EA. $289EA. 1 4-Electric Fans 1-1-Blond10", OakSecretarial Desk, 1-Kirsch adjustable Drapery Rod- For 28"x 10' to 16' -Blondmica Top Oak,C Secretarial 1-Kirsch adjustable Drapery Rod- 24'x36' -11",Fo, Desk, 30"x 24' x 36' - 8 1/3' Clearance on Front, 6' Clearance No Center Post 1-Illondmica Top 56" to 86" Oak, Conference 1-Storm Window, 45"x80" on Rear. The front has 3 openings. This low Now Only mica To Table, For- I -1-11l Metp, 40"x96" 3-Storm Windows, 48"x70" Pole Building price includes Treated 5" x 6" Square Post, al Table, 1-3'0"x7'0" Wood Door, hardware & drawer,30"x45"Formica Top,one All necessary Nailing Girts, Braces, Complete 5-Swivel lock with Jalousie window Chairs with 1-Verticle Venetian Blind for window with Nails, Ridge Roll & Heavy Galvanized 16-Side Chairs witharm rests 45"x75" Secreta arm rests _1 Corrugated Steel Roofing & Siding. Self ' rial SwivelChairs Misc. Glass, and material from front Supporting, "--1-drawer Metal File of old building. ,Uutionevr Cabinets $528" s Note-This Other misc. office items. and eglii95 is an exception tent in good al opportunity tobuy office furniture HOURS SUPER MART condition anda Crib -Fence FREE your own price. 8:00-5:00 ash Dayof Sale. PARKING RED LATH - 48" Mon fn. Not Responsible for Accidents 5 Wire - 50' Length °nodal, 11:00E-00 itizens REG. NOW $13.95 ONLY JUNCTION TOPEKA WATERVILLE,State Bank 75 By Pass KANSAS KANSAS and 24 West Phone 913-232-7248 DON ROCHE Auctioneer & Real 913 - 226- 72t2 Estate Broker, Blue Rapids, Kansas. CITIZENS STATE BANK.Clerk $13" PAYLESS CASHWAYS LUMBER STORE

Study Muscling,Size,And Profit At BeefSyn.) and then review it every fiveyears," There is feedlot profit potential inBrungardt said. "Instead we arecrosses, 2.98 pounds and Herefords,Dr. Ronald H. Nelson, chairman using Al almost every size and shape of beef of trying to sample a cross section of2.96 pounds. the animal husbandry department,records, bull $i. animalifthey are bought and'each breed from its smallest to its Brungardt also announcedtheMichigan State University, managed correctly,but an ad- told theoperator pref%. largest cattle and evaluate theirgross income from the cows thatcrowd. "Genetic change is slowandmerchandi vantage nearly always favors Sing, feedlot performance." produced the No. 3's of the variousyou can't go too far wrong inonly larger, faster gaining animals, Dr. There was not a great differencebreeds. Gross for the Angus wasfive years,"hehtssa ipod. Val Brungardt of the University of between breeds when all the cattle$216; for the Charolais crosses, $200; illustrate int Nelsonsaid ISADDI Wisconsin, told the more than 1,000'were fed to the same end -point. Thatand for the Herefords, $206. Thethat if all the herds in `,43&' persons one breed attendingtherecentwas when an estimated 80 percent ofrange in gross income for the breeds decided to select cattle exclusively BOOts American Beef Cattle Symposium in them would grade USDA Choice.was $170 to $235 for the No. 1 through for weight at 12 months ofage, and MipeAssiNs Madison, Wisconsin. CattlemenThe Angus were fed 153 days and No. 5 Angus; $204 through $239 forused natural service, it wouldtake WESTER., were on hand from 41 states andprobably should have been fed onlythe No. 3 through No. 7 Charolaisuntil the year 2000 to increase seven foreign countries. the 140 days, according to Brungardt.crosses; and $178 through $226 foraverage of the breed 100 pounds. & RATS "We must keep in mind that theThe Herefords were fed 155 days and the No. 1 through No. 5 Herefords.Selecting for additional traitswould STIbNAS most important part of the cattlethe Charolais crosses were fed 185 "The tests have shown that wedecrease even this slow Horse & StIook business is producing a live calf at adays in 1970 and 194,days on the final rate of Trailers should measure and evaluate beefgenetic change. Nelsonsuggested high enough rate to be profitable,test. The sizes ranged from Number cows on what they can produce, notthatthegoalofallcattle and thisis not measured in this1 through Number 5 for the Angushow big they are," Brungardt said, study," Brungardt explained. The associations should be to producea and Herefords and 3 through 7 forand he concluded by saying "What breed than can stand alone. Quarter Symposium, held at the Universitythe Charolais crossbreds. Number 1 Then the Hr. of we need to do is stereotype produc-cattle can be sold to people whowant Wisconsin'sArlingtonEx-steers were the smallest and weretion, rather thari size and shape."to breed perimental Farms, was sponsoredexpected to weigh between 750 and In addition to the research reports or by the American Angus Association, croostshberrepdacnaetlstlea.nd WesternWestern 850 pounds at 141/2 to 15 months ofthe Symposium featured a full two- Mile South01 American National Cattlemen's speakers the age. The final feedlot weights onday program covering the main On Hi h Association, and the University. two-day Symposiuminvestigated Operi g each group were within a 100 poundissues of interest to today's beef at toi. Three years of study have shown federal grading, doublemuscling in OPEN heavierrange.Thismadethecattlemen. ON SIT `that there is very little difference beef cattle, the pros andcons of Allen Tra\t1 Number 5's weigh between 1,151 and "The housewife is not in a position between rate of gain or carcass cut-1,250 pounds and the Number 7's out in animals that were designated to write beef cattle specifications for 1,351 pounds and over at slaughter.the producer," Iry Rinehart, of the as light or moderately muscled at There was no significant USDA ednesday, weaning age. "The graders were Godfrey Company, Waukesha, Jo grade difference between the largeWisconsin, told the group. "We have Stan.rtgs a. m. probably rating the animals on Hay and small cattle when theywere leased0our-farmi condition rather than muscling," the knowledge and abilityto far n handledalike, mg, we willsell at according -to c Brungardt concluded. determine what type of beef the the aKrmansloacsaotend Brungardt. "We must remember to H2igmhilesy The larger animals almost always housewife likes best. It is up tous to City always compare cattle at the sameidentify and producemore of it," he forteast of Herington,Ka had the highest weight per day ofpoint in life, not at the same size,said. age, and the fastest rate of gain, but Rinehart, whose firm owns ORSES weight or days on feed. The bestover 70 Sentry Food Stores, said they l Registered Quarter Horse inallcases the smallercattle,time to compare the feedlot 1 Registered Quarter Horse,filv, 2 yrs. old, hrnke regardless of breed, had the best per-get better results and fewercom- B.(lding, 3 yrs. brokea: formance of steers is when 80 per-plaints by selling only beef that is feed conversionrecord. At in TRACTORS, COMB IN cent of them will grade Choice. Thisthe upper one-third of the E, SWATHER& BAIR slaughter, however, the larger USDA 1968 John Deere 4020D. tra( conforms with current marketChoicegrade.Sentry paysa tor; power shift,pRt animals netted more total dollars.demand," he explained. wide front, 3 point,frontand rear wgts, premium to the packer, he said,in than 1500 hrs.,very good' new Brungardt said this was because the Within a particular weight range order to select only thecarcasses 1956 John Deere 70tractor, g-as, row crop, fully ATOR CC larger animlas put on more totalthetwo e;:, purebreedsandthethey want. . shape pounds and thus were able tocon- . collapse of crossbreeds came up with similar 1962 John Deere 3010tractor,fully equipped, vert more low cost feed to higher "Cattle breeders need toset a goal gas, F..spilling of at results,althoughthelarger plete overhaul, goodrubleer, good priced beef. The smaller steers also 2 Massey Harris 44tractors, r the accider crossbreds averaged higherin ow crop, front ends cost more per pound as weaning -age 1 Massey Harris. 44tractor standard, good shape; nd has been almosteverycategory.The 1 Ford 8 N tractor, fullyequi calves. This meant that they had to 1 Ford 8N tractor, fully pped, with mower $40,000 tc make up a larger margin betweencrossbreds ranged in size fromNo. 3 equipped with Cement Mixer through No. 7, while thestraight- 1 Ford 8N tractor, fullyequirPed the purchase price and sale price 1 Ford 609 tractor,with Davie breds ranged from No. 1 throughNo. s front end loader, good SaYC before they could start to showa 5. 1956 Massey Harris Model80'combine, 14 -ft., with pirb profit. rebuilt, good shape; Average daily gain in all breeds, 1964 Allis Chalmersround ha:y baler, good This year nearly 100 head of Angusfor example, seemed to peak 1962 Massey FergusonNo. 10 steers, 50 Charolais crossbreds, and at the hay baler, good No. 5 body size. Amongthe in- 1966 Hesston Model 500,14 -ft.swather and hay conditite 10 Herefords were evaluated. Individually fed steers the Number shape addition, another 50 head of Angus 5 Angus gained 3.09 poundsper day, TRUCKS, FEED WAGON & TRAILERS ECIltNii,t°Con°1o.V-1 are on a roughage and deferredthe No. 5 Charolais 3.23 1951 Chev. 2 -ton track ,feeding program to determine pounds per with grain bed, stock racks andh.s cash -for howday and the No. 5 Herefords 1951 Chev. % ton Dickup,4 speed, rebuilt motor, I ind nearly size and muscling affect feedlot 3.29 racks for pickup pounds per day. Rate of gainfor the Everything For The Horse uminum fo: performance and profits underthis 1955 Chev. 11/2 ton truckwithGrainO-Vator type of management past two years has showneither a And The Rider No. 30 feederwagon thecorn. program. Alldecline or only a little area as i the steers were born in March, increase in Largest Stock Of Saddles 6 Factory built 4 -wheeltrailers, 8x14flatbeds,mos' 1970. body sizes above No. 5. Thisyeat the wheel and John Deere's, good aiod of 1970 Lastyear some50 In Mid -Kansas 1 2 -wheel machinery headofNo.6crossbreds averaged trailer nounced. Charolais crosses and 50 headof 3.11 pounds per day, andthe No. 7's FARM MACHINERY the first Herefords were tested. Another50 1810 North Buckeye ividuals ar head of Herefords averaged 3.24 pounds. Averagedaily 1968 John Deere No. F-145H., 5x16 steerable plow, 3 were fed out andgain of the No. 3's for ABILENE, KANSAS 1968 Bear Cat grinder, ned in 5,24 evaluated in 19§9. "We example, was (alfalfa Special) with feed tar: are not tryingalmost identical. Theaverages Open Daily 9 a.m. to 8 good - more to compare breed against breed," p.m. 1970 G -T 8 -in. grain to Coors' were: Angus 2.98 pounds; Charolais Sundays 1 p.m. to 5 auger 62 -ft., P.T.O., on rubber, goal : p.m. 1970 Krause 17 -ft. wheel disc, good e been pa 1966 Krause 13 -ft. wheel disc, good 1970 Krause 11 -ft. chisel, good SELL EVERYTUESDAY AT 1 Danhauser 3 -pt. post hole digger, with 9 in, & 14 in. HERINGTON Dempster 24 rroo:vv 33 xt rubber press, markers 1 Dempster planter,planter, 1 61-7in.x7 grwaaininaugdriel on rtibbOr, P.T.O. HeringtonLivestock 1 fertilizeti'press wheels AuctionCo., Inc., 2 John Deere 3x16 plows,full:,mounted, 3 pt. STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY 1 Ford 2x14 plow, 3 pt. CONSIGNED CATTLE 1 Massey Harris 3x16 plow on rubber 1 John Deei e 12 -ft. wheel disc K.B.A. 1 John Deere No. 45 front end loader We WillBe Open Dave Brunner, 1sow, 480 @14.25 1 Johr Deere No: 9, 3 -pt. mower, 7 ft. Hubert Steiner, 10hogs 247 @ 19.50 11 rft.resrNaino. 5ougersemi -mount mower John Gehrke, 64hogs 267 @ 18.90 6 -in. 12 -ft. J.D. Picolet, 1 wfcow 865 @ 23.70 1 4 -in. 12 ft. grain auger. al Descript All Through J.D. Picolet, 1 wfcow 990 @ 22.80 USiry, Clay Harvest J.D. Picolet, 1 2 Rear blades, with 3 -point wf cow 905 @22.80 1 New Holland side rake, 2 wheel on rubber ,Isnd wat J.D. Picolet, 1 wfcow 840 @ 22.50 1 Ford 2 -row cultivator, with 3 -pt. lancein 30 d J.D. PiColet, 1 wf mess Here's some sales madeTuesday, June 29th: cow 935 @ 22.80 1 Ford 2 -row .y,reeder, with 3 -pt and WI Don Peterson, 1hoist cow 1050 @ 23.40 1 rioliingiporrabthle, rubber Don Peterson, 1 wf harrow, g0.0,u Gene Eidman, 7 pigs@ 12.25 hd. Don Peterson, 1 cow 1080 @ 22.70 1KBerwillani°11ee155 ftse dragon Eugene Christenson, blk cow 970 @ 22.70 1 B.M.B. 6 -ft. rotary mower, pull type, Equil 4 sows 448 @ 15.10 Eldon Henke, 8 hfrs400 @ 32.60 Eugene Christenson,1 boar 455 @ 11.10 Eldon Henke, 12 1 John Deere .2 -row lister, withetrytipeliiero,n3-rrintr'act And F John Feeney, 1 strs 441 @ 34.70 withilflchisel attach. red boar 500 @ 11.10 Henry Rosenbrock, 1 John Desire 3 -point tool bar 1'sliding Milton Gehrke, 4 1 cow 1460 @ 20.70 motor p sows 421 @ 15.70 John Geiswen, 1hoist cow 1245 @ to:AIT'IbliEu.sEi:UIPMES3T ice c Jim Piper. 2 shoats175 @ 16.70 John Geiswen, 1 21.40 POSTS, HOG EQUIPMENT ,( John Geiswein, 8 hoist cow 1225@ 21.20 250 good hedge po4ts Hamilt John Geiswein,,hogs 232 @ 19.70 Hanson Bros. 9 mixedhfrs 708 @ 28.20 ne 2 spot hogs 267@ 16.50 Warren Biehler, 1 9 round metal hog feeders, 80 (X) nterwith Gerhart Kickhaefer, hoist cow 1070 hay fileder tSau:co'''° 1 gilt 250 @ 15.10 Mark Kickhaefer, 1 @ 22.50 Portable hog and cattle scales gas range; blk bull 945 @ dee Water1000 ga Gerhart Kickhaefer,2 hogs 214 @ 19.20 John Meyer, 1 wf 27.00 4Bumtaentael tank persfeedersButane bot at. machine Charles Heiser, 7 hogs hfr 440 @ 26.75 247 @ 19.60 Steve Freach, 1 wfhfr 445 @ 26.50 :seep refri Roy Diepenbrock, 6hogs 223 @ 19.60 Steve Freach, 1 hfr 1 filling station type gas pump Igetator, Sam Becker, 18 hogs214 @ 19.60 405 @ 30.70 1 300 gal. D. tank, hose, stand nozzle glass show Bill Schimpf, 1 char zle r.aiut James Gatewood, 1blk gilt 265 @ hfr 855 @ 24.50 hjoaseCk& 16.00 Henry Steiner, 1 wfcow 870 @ 22.60 James Gatewood, 5 hogs210 @ 18.80 Paul Hegle, 1 blk to fit Int° aghouse Dave Brunner, 2 hogs hfr 455 @ 25.50 ta nk with PUITIP .,, 'ntlet' 225 @ 19.50 Virgil Allen, 1 ls.tancampgads, air con. blk bull @ 56.00hd. gas v Nationt y2pilily311.mvcgaenyleellindt.iogasnerpostamenks15,0s:all'ganmiscellaneous tables; titil MARKET REPORTS: r"hand sale Sue walls Radio Station WIBW Topeka, NOTE: This is a large sale restsiiv( Monday 12:15 p.m.;Tuesday, 7 a.m. ssn:oobne borneak andpa Radio Station KJCK, JunctionCity, Monday thru equipment wi:1 sell shortly after Saturday, 8:30 a.m. r' ulanket BONDED FOR YOUR PROTECTION cRhe,s oponngsirbolune dfosr. Accident Day Excellent Truck andRail Facilities Lunch, H. Irvin Christiansen Edward B. Tolle Phone 316-732-3185 Phone 1613 Roxbury Joe Clemence Davis,s/ °Wit° Phone 913-479-5922 Ervin& Mabk Fieldman C. C. Wendt Lee W. Remy Clerk, First National Bank, WhiteCity,:41CSaas: sem; po, Phone 913-258-2529 Ce° er, ph Phone 913-983-4473 Fieldman Ted Haefner Service,Clay Phone 316-924-5446 PhAouncetimonoeergrasn, vFilOiestwerAK61744tz22Auction have returnedmore than 5 -millionmonth.In only one 1970 month, 11Posiii bottles since Februaryof this year,December, did Coors distributors Grass & Grain A.I, the ftitur when the regional brewerybegan receive that much aluminum. July 6, 1971 29 ds, bull paying one cent each for test etao.1 its bottles, The Coors recycling program, forASKS FEDERAL INSPECTION itor regardless of size. Through preference,shandising. May, both cans and bottles,operatesOF POULTRY PLANTS that amounts to through all td a 49.28 per cent Coors distributorsin Nebraska has requested that its return of all bottles Coorsputs on theColorado, Arizona, Idaho, market. intrastate poultry plants be placed California, Nevada, Kansas, Newunder federal inspection, the United kDDLES T "We are pleased with thatinitialMexico, Texas, Oklahoma,States Department of Agriculture response," Coors said, "and we'llbeWyoming and Utah. has announced. BOOTS working hard to improve it.Just as OCASSINS has been trueof our aluminum STERN program, it takes a little time toget 340THEs the word around." Friday July 9 &$ Coors, fourth largest U.S. Starts 9:30 a.m. ;TIDNAM brewing In the air conditioned American Legion rse & Stock company, has pioneered theuse of Hall, 4th and Franklin Trailers aluminum cans. Thecompany JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS began experimentation with Good aluminum can manufacture in1955, Selling a 25 year personal collection of genuine antiques, furniture, Quality and began marketing beer in glassware & dishes - Grandfather clock, horn of plenty design Quarter a 7 - 100 year old floor clock; oak wash stand ;3 piece reed set, white; wood Horse, ounce aluminum can ofits own diamond dve case; wooden spool cabinet; pictures; frames; lamps ,,,TRAvatt manufacture in 1959. From 1959to metal Pullman case. & other antique furniture; 1966, Coors bought back 85 -million of westeni &oh those cans, at a penny each, to help A large collection of depression glassware Mile South Of ly bring about increasedlitter On Highway con- For Complete Listings See Grass & Grain June 'n sciousness, discontinued the 29 )pen 8:00 a.m.to 10:61 OPEN ONZIA program for a time because of Allen Travelub handling problems, then 'launched Waddle & De Ryes,Owners its current cash -for -cansprogram 17 months ago. Auctioneers: C. W. "Bill" Crites & Earl Brown Clerk - 339 W. 6th Street, Junction City, Kansas Everett Sheets %day, Juil1 From 1959 to 1966, Coors bought back 85 -million of those cans, at a m- Lund penny each,to help bring about sed our farmand will sell at public increasedlitterconsciousness, a cated 2miles south of discontinued the program for a time is on Highway 4,or II because of handling problems, then fHerington, Kansas, launched its current cash -for -cans program 17 months ago. Ts.old,broke 3 yrs.broke (bun: Since inceptionofthe current program, aluminum collections by 'ATHER & BALM Coors distributors have totaled overshift,power , rear wgts, new to* 11,463,554 pounds or, at an average 23 cans per pound, more than 263- w crop, fully equip!.ATOR COLLAPSES million of the lightweight, seamless collapse of the Plevna Co-op Grain and Supply elevator resulted cans. Coors' payout for the cans has ?quipped, gas, row coyspilling of about 25,000bushels of wheat. Elevator officials been $1,146,355. ad the accident on poor workmanship. The elevator was built in Much of the aluminum has been 'op, front ends and has been used in only two harvests.Damage was estimated , good shape; collectedbycivicandservice $40,000 to $50,000. with mower groups. They use the dime -a -pound th Cement Mixer For the comparable period lastproceeds for community causes. Collections in 1971 have averaged tt end loader, goods trsSaysCan year, aluminum collection inthe ine, 14 -ft., with pickup.: Coors programtotaled1,073,355more than a million pounds per pounds. The program beganin good action Up 388 January, 1970. baler, good ier and hayconditiona;lent Thus the 1971 collection pace is 388 THURSDAY, JULY 15 Over 1970percent ahead of last year. DEN, Colo. All Coors distributors, pay a dime Starts 9:30a.m. - Lunch Served 3N & TRAILERS - Adolph Coors ny'scash -for -cans programa pound for aluminum containers. Closeout farm sale - From Lamont, Kansas 1 mile west, 2 south ed,stock racks and and 1/2 west. From Madison, Kansas 6 miles east, 2 south & 1/2 east. rebuilt motor, 1 led nearly four timesasAll clean aluminum cans are ac- aluminum for recycling thiscepted; theprogram is not ,in-O-Vator nthe company's11 -staterestricted to Coors cans. Ling area as it didduring the Of the sharp increase, William K. Old & Unusual flatbeds,most d x14 )eriod of 1970, CoorsofficialsCoors, president of Adolph Coors Port Huron Steam Engine No. 7335 in operating condition.Fired last in 1967. nounced. Company, said, "We simply feel that 32" threshing machine in operating condition, complete with belts. gh the first five many more people now are familiar 1929 Model A Ford truck, 45000 actual miles. Always shedded - good condition. months of Reeves &Co. SawMill, complete with blades & table. TINEBY ndividuals andorganizationswith aluminum's high salvage 3tablec Steam Engine for Stanley Steamer car. 2 - steel -wheeled wagons with grain boxes steerable plfeedow, timed in 5,241,476pounds ofvalue, and also, many more people ecial) with Small steam operated engine. Bundle wagon Inn - more than 120-million are conscientiously involvedin the Few steam engine parts Single row corn binder to Coors' 166 C.O., on rubber,geed distributors, total business of trying to keep this Steam engine boiler only (old) Cast iron butchering kettle ye been paid $524,147for nation a good place tolive." One cylinder Cushman engine 4 - wood wagon wheels so. Coors also noted that customers One row corn planter Buzz -saw frame Wagon box endgate alfalfa seeder Old horse drawn machinery with 9 in.& 14 Hand corn sheller Old harness & collars rubber press,marhEr rtibbor, p,T.O. Thursday, July 8 Construction Equipment rtilizeli'Press Evening Sa le -5:30p.m. 1955 GMC Model 630 gasoline truck tractor w/5th wileel, 5 sp. transmission w/2 sp. axle. Due to health, I am quitting business and 20,000 actual miles. Overall good condition tutted,3 Pt. will sell at public auctionmy cafe building, Shopmade single axle float trailer w/beaver tail equipment and fixtures of the cafe located AC, HD IOW diesel crawler tractor, S/N 10022, w/hydraulic dozer. Fair condition ber on the west edge of Main Street inIn- Garwood Model 26 hydraulic scraper w /control unit adapter for HDIO B.A. dustry, Kansas. AC. HD II B diesel crawler tractor, S/N 1239, w/hydraulic dozer, 2100 hours. Excellent cond. er CAT. Model 112 diesel motor grader w/cab, S/N 3U2357, 2950 hours. Overall good cond. 'ft. HDIO PTO belt pulley New 13:00 x 24 - 10 ply grader tire .ewer REAL ESTATE Assorted new blades New 9:00 x 24 - 10 ply grader tire ?al Description- Berlin West 20' of Section 1 ustry, Clay County,Kansas. 8,Block in Farm Machinery and Equipment hts andwater. Has 20x30 tile building, good roof, on rubber lance in30 daysTERMS on RealEstate:25 percent down, 1968 Ford V-8 3/s Ton pickup w/ 10,000 miles JD 17/7 grain drill on rubber w/fert. siness or when abstract is delivered. and will make This is a going JD No. 40 10 ft. combine w/2 row corn head & grass seeder someone a good living in a good small town. Kneib pop-up bale loader ,,bber 801 Ford Powermaster gas tractor w/Model vi 12 front end loader 24 ft. portable bale elevator w/electric lall'aVI' rlb Equipment JD Model 650 hay rake (like new) motor ype, on,./.pointh'' Center table; dresses; 2 fans; 3 Pt. JD 3/14 plow 4 -wheel hay trailer etiiiiiiseizer,itach. And Fixtures power lawn mower; 2 wooden 3 Pt. JD 2 row lister Slide -in stock rack for pickup 411virgof,orr sliding beer cases; stone jar; cardtable; 1 vinator pop or beercooler 3 Pt. JD 9 ft. disc 35 Bu. Pride of the Farm hog feeder ice creamfreezer antique trunk; buffet;kerosene Papec hammer mill - 50 ft. endless belt T :1001' Hamilton lamp; 2old guns; also some 3 Pt. JD 2 section rotary hoe iachine Beach 12 ft. aluminum fishing boat Sr;; malt merchandise to selland many 3 Pt. Dearborn cultivator 361.,,:_counter 3 Pt. Ford post hole digger 7 ft. stock tank with 8 stools small miscellaneous items too Ji.--- to lu asrale; numerous to mention. 3 Pt. rear end dirt scoop 500 gal. diesel barrel 6,,,,i; ,:aturiicmacrehfnrefr.,e?aaorhsea;gas grill ;penny F20 Farmall tractor w/mower 4" grain auger 'iv/electric motor ottiote terg;as2 JD manure spreader on rubber igerator. CAR w 1964 Chevrolet Chevelle 2 door Vise; anvil; forge; log chains; boomers; skillsaw; power hack saw; drill press; open & box glass showcases sedan,6 cylinder, Rozge 6' and stickshift, end wrenches; pipe wrenches; tap & die set;1/2" & 3/!" socket sets; extension cords; small or,'/ 8' good rubber. Only 48,000 miles. roll top desk; drill bits; screw jacks; hydraulicjacks; forks; shovels; scoops; axes; malls; iligho.use kylesniall,t,L4,,tp il'?", 110 volt Good one. fence stretchers; chain saw; bench grinder;assorted hand tools; transit & tripod; quanti- k air conditioner12,000 BTU withporn]) too a feuteablilational ties of hard wood lumber, scrap & junk ironand miscellaneous. +ots Cafe building willsellfirst, ions it- sh register then ji,,u es; severalchairs equipmentandfixtures. Nothing removed until settled for or v e Wallphone; Your inspection invited by ap- res. hand , silverware;several pointment withMr.Lowell TERMS: CASH NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS be is,eaii.,oil .and dishes; Pans;hall Weigers at Weiger store next : 'c blankets; tree; 2 Lunch on The Premises o011 l''' 3 beds. door east. Terms: Cash day of ca n01 sale. To erins'avoe- Hi Sam Enz Estate, Owners Allgire, Owner /UV'S5 Sale ConductedBy 00' City Atfiers:er, ph Poster A.- KretzAuction Service cite Clay'. morganville Clerk: Citizens Bank, DICK BREWER AUCTION SERVICE service/ WA 6-4422 Abilene, Kansas Mt. Hope, Kansas - Phone 316 667-2103 lion White City,. Ks., Mr. & Mrs. RogerA.Johnson & Son. 01111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111f1U1111111111111111111111111111111111111111115 Aug. 4 - Farm sale southeast = -- Ervin Davis. Auct. Foster of = Clay Center, Ks., Leon July6 = _- Kretz. Kopfer. = July 15 -- Land auctionwest of Auct. Foster Kretz. sale of ... G&G Calendar Linn, Ks., Wilkins Estate.Auct.Aug. 5 & 6, evenings- Antiques Bit A 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111g Don Roche. & collectables in Clay Center, Feb, 9,1972 July 6 - Household goods in & collectables at the AmericanJuly 15 - Farm saleincluding Kansas, Mrs. F. Stewart.Auct Chapman, Ks., Mrs. Anna Lay. Legion Hall, Junction City, old & unusual items, construc- Foster Kretz. verar7sale Auct. Foster Kretz. Kans., Waddle & de Ryes. tion equipment. Sam Enzest.Aug. 6 - Farm sale in Morgan- k,ounty July 7 - Household goods & an- Auct.C. W. Crites.Sale Auct. Dick Brewer. ville, Ks., Mrs. Leo MelEes. SYlvan 61ertfqj tiques at 1215 Walnut, Empor- changed from July 10. July 15 - Farm sale southof Auct. Foster Kretz. W 1.09e, ia, Kans., Elsie Pine.Auct. July 9 - (evening) - Building, Linn, Ks., Oscar Ohlde. This Aug. 7 - Horse sale cesrecei Evert Smith. equipment & fixtures, Indus- sale date changed from July 9. at Wilson at rind- July 7 - Cafe equipment and try Cafe, Industry, Kans., Auct. Auct. Foster Kretz. Sale Barn in Salina,Ks., Aucts. fixtures in Clay Center, Ks., Foster Kretz. July 16 - Farmland in Clay Roger A. Johnson &Bob Perry tb,from Darner Diner. Auct. Foster Aug. 7 - Jersey cattle at July 10 - Bob Smith Salvage County, Kansas, sale to be dispersal erately Kretz. held at Tract No. 1 northwest south of White City, ng tothe Co., Salina, Kansas. Big lumber Comp. Auct. FosterKs., E. T. July 7 - Antiques & household sale. Aucts. Frank Harz and of Industry, Glenn F. Gibbs. Aug. 18 - Real estateKretz. Lock Rep goods west of Junction City, Bob Perry. Auct. Foster Kretz. & house- of prices Kansas, near Hwy. .77 & oldJuly 10 - Bicycle sale, police July 17 - Real estate & person- hold goods in Vining,Ks., west US 40, J. J. Langvardt. Auct. dept., Salina, Kansas. Aucts. al property at Washington, Ks. of Clifton, Martin R.Pederson ets was21 Howard Langvardt. Frank Harz & Bob Perry. Wilson estate. Auct. Don Roche estate. Auct. FosterKretz. e period Aug. 24 - Third annual in July 8 & 9 - Cash Machine ShopJuly 10 - Household goods andJuly 17 - Farm sale northwest Sunflow- and 246 antiques in Lindsborg, Kans., of St. Marys, Ks., Mr. & Mrs. er consignment saleof regis- ices reeetv auction in Hiawatha, Ks., aucts tered Holsteins in Salina, George Ackerman and Tommy Selma Nelson .Aucts. Roger Eugene Floersch. Auct. Dennis Kans. hum grain, A. Johnson & Son. Rezac. Sale mgrs. John Carlin Brammer. July 10 - Farm machinery, July 17 - Antiques in Salina, Doug Fellers. and up modera July 9 - Household goods at 110 Sept. 4 - Kansas Classic for hogs S. Woodland, Emporia, Kans., hardware store items and mis- Kans., Mike Eckles.AuctS. 3 -breed cellaneous, and town property Roger A. Johnson & Son. horse sale at Manhattan.Bob for beef Albert Harrison.Auct. Evert Wilson, St. George, do Smith. in Olsburg, Ks. Farm sale atJuly 17 - Household goods at sale mgr. re were Oct. 30- Fagerberg, Hawkin- month July 9 - Personal collection of farm northeast of Olsburg, 1024 Commercial, Emporia, 'ous real estate and personal items Kans., Mrs. Joe Jones.Auct. son, Olson all breed club antiques, furniture, glassware sale at Manhattan calf ago,PrIc in Olsburg. Hjalmer Borg Es- Evert Smith. Commission were coils tate, Vincent Borg and Mrs. July 17 - Furniture, antiques & Co. sale barn, Manhattan,Ks. Astrid Lumb, admins. Aucts. collectables at 901 W. 6th, Junc-Nov. 13 - NorthernOklahoma ay, beef ca BALING TWINE Lawrence Welter & Glenn Ap- tion City, Kans., Mrs. Eliza- Shorthorn Assn. saleat Pond were up sot plegate. beth Miller. Auct. C. W. Crites. Creek, Okla., BruceBrooks, ogs were Bethany, Okla., sale WE CAN July 10 - Farm machinery andJuly 18 (Sun.) -- Household an- mgr. Ni1970 and shop tools & hardware, the es- tique sale in Alta Vista, Ks., Nov. 20 - Productionsale of Justin Johnson Hereford Farms, tate of Hjalmer Borg, Olsburg, Mr. & Mrs. Bert Sisson. Auct. Smo- Nocona crop prig Ks.Auct. Lawrence Welter. Jim Kirkeminde. lan, Ks. and it Nov. 20 - Tomson Tradition of theit July 10 - Sale of antiques andJuly 23 -G & L horse sale at On US 24_ 7points at JC Livestock sale barn, Junc- sale of Shorthorns atWaka- of Cloverlea; modern furnishings and tools rusa, bo' tion City, Ks. Howard Lang- Ks., managementof pointsu nea at 14th & Franklin St., Junc- Bruce Brooks, Bethany, TOPEKA, tion City, Ks. Clarence DePew. vardt and Dwayne Gugler. Nov. 23 Okla. ai Auct. C. W. Crites. This date has been changed - Annual production'sr from July 2. July 10 - 480A farmland south-July 24 - Antiques & household DUCT west of Simpson, Ks., the Bar- goods in Salina, Ks., Chester OUT'S bara Marler estate, Claude King. Aucts. Roger A. Johnson Saturday,July Products Marler, administrator. Auct. & Son. rugs Gerald Zimmer. July 24 - Farm sale north of Grains July 11-12 - 1st annual Kansas Emporia, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Starts 9:30an, Groins 14th & Franklin Angus Junior Show at Alma, 0. T. Foraker.Auct. Evert She Prod., AniCJIS Ks., George Crenshaw, Rt. 3, Smith. Junction City, K o Products Greenfield Supreme Manhattan, chairman. July 27 - Aug. 3 -- Feeder pig Clean UpSale Of Antiques, Collectors Dishes, try & Eggs July 12 -- Farm sale north of sales in Missouri towns, Mis- Furniture( no:: It Triple -T Holland Glasco, Ks., Lee R. Stanford. souri Cooperative Feeder Live- 35 Amoy Auct. Foster Kretz. pieces of ruby red glass ware, wood china, new stock Assn.. Charles E. Aus- dishes, saucers, cups, bowls, in YATIO 3' Takeyour choice July 13 - Farm sale southwest fahl, secretary. vases Old picture frame of Marysville, Kansas, John July 29 - Tools, household A lot of pink & green depression Perfection oil heater Cottrell and Virginia Cottrell. 2 bentwoodchild cki HOLT FARM goods, possible antiques in ware chair; several KO Aucts. Don Roche & Raleigh Ellsworth, Ks. Ladislav Satran. Some carnival ware chairs; old iron Breeding. Aucts. Ray Gerbitz & Melvin Large vases; pressed glass; cake td FlT C 0 SUPPLYJuly 13 - Household goods in Modern Furniture: Temple. platters elec.Singer sewing Clay Center, Ks.,Margaret Fin-July 31 - Farm sale at Smolan, Collection of Avon bottles chest, dressers, dal cham Estate. Auct. Foster Ks., Harriett & Ida Mae Gus- Fruit jars A lot of other furn LNext To Sale Barn Kretz. A nice doll collection MANHATTAN PR 6-7943 tafson. Aucts. Roger A. John- tools; elec. 1/2" drill July 14 - Farm sale south of son & Son. Brass ash tray with light maul; 10" skillsa Aug. 3 - Household goods in chain saw; moving Salina, Ks., Don Hintz. Aucts. Coal oil lamps; trunks Pipe vise; large Icg 3 antique trunks eral ceiling jacks; Stoves and heating stoves cutter; electric motors, Walnut drop leaf kitchen table jack with winch; car Furniture clamps of hand tools; carper Auto license plates from 15 states lawn mowers. Oak keg; walnut stand table A large selection d Several old lanterns screens; hundreds of Antique dresser; chest; pie safe; icles too numerous I: School desk Terms -Cat Nearly full set of Enoch Wedge -

Iwill sell at public auction at the personal property of thelate Clarence DePew, Owner Marguarite Fincham at her With farmers finishing harvest the run residence locatedat 832 Court St. Clerk: Everett Sheets of livestock was lighter. Cow market was 70 -YEAR COLLECTION in Clay Center, Kansas. Aucts: C. W. "Bill" Crites &Earl Brown,339W.6thStoil 504 to S1.00 lower. A good run of hogs with a red hot OF ANTIQUES fat hog market showed a $20.35 top. go on sale just west of Junction Tuesday Evening One of the choicest run of pigs went City on July 13 through the ring with prices looking Starts at 5:00p.m. The F steady to S 1.00 higher. Wedn., JULY 7 Following is a partial listing of Seller: J.J. Langvardt Household Goods day time our sale: For listings and location of sale, ICE MOTORS, ady Listt Frigidaire refrigerator, 10' double RONALDNorth Kansas Largest VolumeDedle/ see page 15, this section of Grass I door with freezer across top CADILLAC crossbred FEEDER STEERS & Grain. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE - 5 blk strs Anderson 40" gas range 10 Angusst 689 @ 30.80 1. 1 blk str Maytag washing machine NW Second -ABILENE,10"1 wf Angus 930 @ 35.50 10 hamp butch 211 @ 20.15 . 9 blk strs 810 @ 30.20 Chrome kitchen table & 4 chairs 1 10 mixed butch 220 @20.15 fleshy hol 2 red strs 810 @ 30.15 Severalelectric fans; divan; /I 21 mixed butch 203 @20.10 choice An 10 mixed strs 962 @ 29.70 10 mixed butch several chairs; occasional chair 2 char sirs 750 @ 29.00 205 @20.05 oak night stand; drop leaf table. Here 5 hoist strs 722 @ 26.90 4 chairs & hutch, walnut, very Listed below 6 hoist strs 929 @ 25.40 SOWS nice; large rugs; hanging reading last Friday Ili, 3 white sows 335 @16.40 Trades 1 spot sow lamp; floor lamp; metalutility From Our June STEER CALVES 350 @16.10 table; wooden kitchen 5 hamp sows table; 2 ings ood tate OCKER & 1 white str 375 @37.75 460 @15.95 small tables; Zenith console TV; 1971 CHEVROLET ...... 1 white sow 430 @15.90 brakes,211 blk strs 2 bwf strs 407 @36.00 TV trays. power 1 bwf str 1 hamp sow 465 @15.80 transmission, power steering, fleshy 480 @35.50 7 white sows Hollywood single bed complete; blk s 2 blk strs 388 @34.50 376 @15.70 wood single bed complete, very 1 white sow 515 @14.40 auto' fleshy blk 5 bwf strs 590 @34.30 nice; hamper. radio, heater, wf strs 6 wf strs 591 @ Ytrealnloswinissandlown.hite. 6 cylinder, 33.30 PIGS 3 piece bedroom suite, complete, fleshy 12 hoist strs 523 @29.60 very nice; dressing table; Air Way V8 ...... bwf 9 hoist strs 94 white pigs 18.00 Biscayne, 0 wfstrs 591 @29.00 sweeper; chest of drawers; folding 1970 CHEVROLET automatic trans 25 mixed pigs 18.00 Turquositseee,Andogor, radio,heater, 42 mixed pigs 17.50 camping table; folding camping COWS cot. power ...... OCKER I Wf-cow 25 mixed pigs 17.25 V8, 4 door 860 @23.20 Babybedcomplete;electric 1969 CHEVROLET Bel Air, i_orldi 1 hoist cow 84 hamp pigs 17.25 automatic, bibwr lifts 1255 @22.80 77 mixed pigs skillet; coffee maker; iron; mixer; Green. Radio, heater, howl ' ". 1 hoist cow 1245 @22.70 17.00 pots; pans; dishes. 1969 CHEVROLET ImpalaV8, 2 door bfrs 1 hoist cow 38 mixed pigs 17.00 6 blk 1020 @22.40 Also a few antique dishes; older RadiLETo, hevat8erimspaiticks, hfrs 1 hoist cow 37 white pigs 16.25 1270 @22.40 wrhfrs 1 hoist cow 10 mixed pigs 16.25 collectors items; linens; bedding; . 1970 CHEVROLET .transit4aidro:ndi.".0.11111.g: 1160 @21.70 some garden & hand tools; step Radio, automatic...... 1 hoist cow 23 mixed pigs 16.00 Green. airconditioning. 1270 @21.70 37 mixed pigs ladder; fruit jars; copper boiler. steering, power brakes, 15.50 Also other miscellaneous items TU HOGS 30 white pigs 13.25 4. !peen.: too numerous to mention. 2andood brlahcardtok.Radio, h.ea.te..r., 12: 14 white butch 204 @20.35 Orangege ion These pigs were weighing approxi- FR 7 white butch 209 @23).35 CAR automatic 11 mixed butch mately 60-80 lbs. Pigs weighing35-50 Bronze.Rapzwoer, heater, dii,isolu..n 231 @20.30 1967 Chrysler Newport 2 door i r tocopn, 49 mixed butch 230 @ lbs. brought $11.50 -$14.00. Pigs steering,°dCHEVROLET 20.25 weighing 25-35 hardtop custom, radio, heater, air a 7 white butch 193 @20.20 lbs. brough $7.00- 1970 heater, $9.00. conditioner, power steering and Impala custom green.Radio, brakes, 48,000 actual miles,very WE If you have livestock to appraise,call: mission, power 4 doorV8 i:a-ns;issio: Livestc good. 2 -tone with vinyl top. LET Biscayne t VERN LANGVARDT, Manager, 238-8211, heater,automatic lined, bon Junction City Terms: Cash Day Of Sale Silver. Radio, HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer,238-8212; Junction City steering. hardtop -r;;tion, 1969 BUICK Le Sabre2door lodeor k. Tom Fincham Green. Radio, heater,automatic LICENSED AND BONDED Adm. of Marguarite Fincham Est. C(

C II: E V I 14:: " 6 9se -,..i,io Clerk:UnionState D-88 4 cloor BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY 238-1471 Bank, Clay tral?sonmb." Center, Ks. 1968 OLDSMOBILE automatic HERB NEUMEYER, White City, phone 349-2863 Aucts: Foster Kretz Blue. Radio, heater, Auction Service, Clay Center, Ks. brakes,air conditi Phone Morganville WA 6-4422. steering, power July 6,19)1

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erefordsJrsale of Int:Y, Price Index Up A Notch Grass & Grain otnatyHero* To Mid-June ylvan 31 Grove Xs Kansas bushel, 6 cents above ill atson, a month ago received by Kansas far -and 26 cents above wholesale milk price of$5.40 was Prices 1971 were up a year ago. Corn beef cattle, calves, sheepmilk and July 6, 1971 at mid -June was worth 1.40 per bushel,5 centsunchanged from lastmonth but 5 toy from Maythis year andabove the previous month cents above lastyear. eggs. June 1970 ac- and 24 The index of prices paidby far-mid -May and 22 points gderately above cents above June 1970. Barleyat 97 Eggs averaged 22cents per dozen above a year to the KansasCrop and unchanged from the mers for commodities andservicesago. The parity ratio in June ording cents per bushel wasunchanged previous month(including interest, taxes was 70, vestock ReportingService. Thefrom a month earlier but but 1 cent belowa year ago. and wageunchanged from Maybut down 2 received for all farm 23 cents rates) was 412, up 2 points from ex of prices above a year earlier. Sorghum points from June 1970. grain ACIIICULTURAL PRICES: ucts was 262percent of the 1910 - ....ansas and United States brought $2.30 per cwt.,12 cents with Feeding Ratios. June 15, 1971 compared with 259 in C 0 I: HODITY KANSAS IJune 15 !Hay UNITED STATES base period above May and 60 cents above 15 June 15 June 15 Hay a year 197J 15 June 15Parity and 246 in June last year. 1971 1971 1970 ago. Soybeans averaged $2.88per PRICES RECEIVED BY FARiERS 1971 1971 ' Prices Wheat, bu 6/15/71 MONARCH wheat, corn, $ 1.13 1.33 1.39 ices received for bushel, 5 cents above the Corn, bu 1.31 1.40 1.43 2.92 previous $ 1.16 1.35 hum grain, soybeansand lambs Oats, bu 1.40 1.18 1.41 1.38 1.87 $ .69 .77 .76 month and 40 cents above June 1970. Barley, bu .602. .634 .660 .972 from May while $ .74 .97 .97 Silo Repair Co. e up moderately The aye, bu .898 1.03 1.12 1.51 livestockand $ .83 .87 livestock Sorghum Crain, cut .66 .922 .932 .928 slightly. $ 1.70 1.55 'ees for hogs were up 2.18 2.30 1.10 2.19 products price index at mid Soybeans, bu S 2.33 3.10 -June 2.48 2.83 2.88 Trowel Plastering calves, oats Alfalfa Hay, ton 2.52 2.80 2.85 3.98 lees for beef cattle, $ 20.00 26.00 was 363 percent of the 1910-14 base Prairie Jay, ton 24.00 24.00 26.80 26.30 $ 18.00 20.50 rye were downslightly from the Alfalfa Seed, cut 19.50 19.30 19.10 19.70 period compared with 365 $ 30.00 23.50 a month Red Clover Seed, net 26.00 38.00 35.20 35.40 loos month. Compared with a $ 20.00 earlier and 367 a year earlier. 23.00 38.70 31.80 32.90 Sueetclover Seed, cwt. -4 8.00 6.00 ago,prices for grains and dogs, cut 6.20 9.54 7.56 7.13 The meat animal prices index 23.10 17.30 17.50 was All Beef Cattle, cut 22.90 16.00 17.00 29.- 50 $ 28.20 29163 bs were considerably higher and Cows, cut 29.20 27.90 29.10 29.40 34.40 440 percent in June, down 3points 22.30 21.20 21.20 Steers & aeifers, cwt 21.60 20.70 21.10 hay, beef cattle, milk and milk $ 29.60 31.00 from May and 5 points below Calves, cut 31.00 29.50 31.20 31.40 June 33.70 33.70 were up some. However, prices Sheep, cwt 33.00 35.40 35.40 36.00 40.70 last $ 6.80 6.00 year. Hog pricesaveraged Lambs, cut 5.30 8.30 7.09 6.67 10.20 27.00 28.00 29.70 hogs were considerably below Wool', lb 26.80 26.50 26.90 34.90 $17.50 per cwt., 20 cents abovea $ .30 .30 Bilk Cows, each .28 .366 .261 .236 .101 WE CANFIT 1970 and eggs were down a 310.0J month earlier, but $5.60 below 330.00330.00 330.00 355.00357.00 June Ilk (Wholesale), cwc $ 5.35 5.40 1/ 5.40 5.40 5.711/ 5.60 7.34 Justin Butterfat, lb C 1970. All beef cattle brought 68.0 67.0 68.0 70.7 Acme $29.20 Broilers, lb 70.0 71.5 101.0 13.2 e crop price index was 173 Other Chickens,. IL 13.6 14.3 Noeona andToR per cwt., 40 cents below the previous 5.0 5.0 9.1 ::ggs, dozen 5.0 7.9 8.2 nt of the 1910-14 base at mid - 23.0 22.0 22.0 29.8 month but $1.00 above a 31.9 29.5 54.- 9 On US 24 year ago. Turkeys, live. ib c -28,4.7 points above May this year 24.0 21.0 20.9 33.5 of Cloverleaf The dairy price index was 331 in tar,.33 points above June 1970. Wheat June compared with 329 in May and Prices paid by farmers for TOPEKA,Kamid -June averaged $1.39per326 a year earlier. The preliminary protein supplements and mixed feedswere INDEX MEZERS - PRICES RECEIVED BY KAMSAS FARMERS mostly up from June 1970.

KANSAS .'1957=1007k. UNITED STATES Sunday, July 11 PRODUCT 1957=1007.: 1910-14 - 100% 1910-14 = 100% United States GIOU S June 15 'June 15! Hay 15' Jur, 15:. June 15 June 15 li'ay 15' June 15 The index of prices received by Starts 2:00p.m. 1971 1 . 1070 1971 I the 1971 1971 1970 1971 1971 FarmProducts 113 245 259 .i Located 21/2 miles south of Dunlap, urday, July 1 262 113 280 275 Nation's farmers for farm products Ks., Groos IL 101 140 156 173 1i 114 229 25'. 25C then 5 miles west (on the northwest Food Grains 97 edge of 132 156 163 !I at mid -June was 288 percent of 99 153 174 175 the Feed Grains 120 183 222 231 '! Lake Kahola); or 7 mileswest of the Starts 9:30a.m, 120 173 200 202 Key 1910-14 base period, up 2 points from 103 205 259 243 Emporia Turnpike Interchange,8 north 14th & Franklin Steel ivestoe..,. Products 121 357 365 and 5 west. 363 11 113 324 315 315 mid -May, and up 8 points from reat Animals 125 445 443 440 2! June 119 422 471 401 1970. Dairy Products 109 325- 329 331 II tction City, Ka 109 325 33: 334 Poultry 6 Eggs 131 119 114 114 Ford 2x14 plow ii 97 132 120 128 Price increases from Maywere MACHINERY tors Dishes, FurniturellDr11.01:: 1/ JD 2x14 plow on rubber 120 - !I 390 410 412 1956 Ford tractor,overhauled 0110 noted for grains, hogs, lambs and Ford tandem disc;Ford blade 72 1947 IHC M tractor with wide 70 70 Ford 2 -row lister wood china, new . PAINT PATIO 3! milk cows. Prices were lowerfor front 77 74 75 MH 10' wheel disc Old picture frames 1956 Allisroto-baler, complete Perfection oil heater overhaul Three haytrailerswith 7x14 2 bentwood child (hall flatbeds; slide -in stock rack for 1950 New Holland baler, PTO LWB pickup; 3 section harrow; chair; several we* JD hay & grain elevator, 30' hydraulic chairs; old iron bed John Deere No. 5 mower cylinder; hand operatedmachine some . lift; ModernFurnituri: . IHC mower with hydraulic lift scrap iron and numerous other elec.Singersewing IHC side rake on rubber articles. chest, dressers,chairs 9110.,11 1 1962 Allis PTO combine lot of other furni Reynolds Terms - Cash tools; elec. 1/2" drill maul; 10" skillsaw; chain saw; moving Mr. & Mrs. GuyR. Bacon Pipe vise; large leg Clerk: Farmers & eral ceilinglacks; Sale Barn Drovers Bank, Council Grove cutter;electric Won Auctioneer: Jim Kirkeminde, 214 W. 6th,Topeka, Phone 913 357-7161 lackwithwinch; cart of hand tools; carpe ABILENE, KS. lawn mowers. Alarge selection Selling Every screens; hundredsof t ides too numerous Terms -Cat FRIDAY

ew, Owner DAY SALES RESUME irett Seetsh HARVEST CLOSING Irown,339W.6thSt.i.1 FRIDAY, JULY 9 NEXT SALETHURS., JULY 15 Starting Time 1:00p.m. The Reynold'sSale Barn, Abilene, Kansas, day time sale, Will go back to their regular Friday, July 9thSTARTING AT 1:00 p.m. mOTORAlready Listed: ICE Doler L gest Volume 40 crossbred 24 b/bwf hfrs 621 @ 30.60 feeder pigs 60 lbs. 12 wf hrn hfrs DSMOBILE 110 Angussteers 700-750 lbs. 602 @ 30.60 7blfk -ABILENE,0I wf Angusand black whiteface 547 @ 30.40 40 fleshy steers 750 lbs. 9w holstein steers hfrs 621 @ 30.90 20 choice 850 lbs. 1 char hfr Angus heifers500 lbs. 550 @ 30.90 1 blk hfr 760 @ 30.50 omeBeauties Listed below 1 bwf hfr 675 @ 30.60 is a partial listingof 1 blk hfr last Fridaynights sale: 660 @ 30.00 JuneTO" 8 blk hfrs 560 @ 30.80 ... STOCKER 2 bwf hfrs 475 @ 31.20 Estatt ' heap & FEEDER 6 blk strs STEERS gold, radi°' brake: 448 @ 35.90 Fower 3 fleshy COWS erbag, blk strs 561 @ 31.20 4fleshyblk strs 2 wf cows 840 @ 25.00 3wf strs 635 @ 31.60 1 holst cow 1375 @ 23.00 der, radio,heater,all" 475 @ 35.80 39fleshy bwf 1 holst cow 1510 @ 22.90 strs 398 @ 33.90 lOwfstrs 1 hoist cow 1575 @ 22.90 e, VS a.u.t.olrlatictr' 698 @ 32.10 1 hoist cow heater, 1175 @ 22.50 STOCKER& FEEDER 1 hoist cow 1285 @ 22.00 S b/bwf HEIFERS VS,4 Orair. hfrs 1 wf cow 990 @ 21.40 litornatie, 9wf hfrs 375 @ 32.75 1 hoist cow 2 door viola, 1460 @ 22.40 16 blkhfrs 527 @ 31.10 3 blk cows 1010 @ 21.10 alL,c,n 24 wfhfrs 485 @ 31.90 1 wf cow Is 4 ocr-i- 1175 @ 20.00 683 @ 31.10 1 wf cow 1060 @ 21.50 TUNE IN oar ABILENE STATIONKABI 1560 ONYOUR DIAL 12:20NOON .o,11.ea.te. I.' 4 FRIDAY EACH THURSDAY AND 6:45 A.M. EACH

atc FOR OUR MARKET auto)) ditiorung. BROADCASTS. air coil .0...10g Yardmen hardt0P,,,earer, On Duty 24 HoursA Day Rad4o, livWE ARE OPEN24 HOURS A DAY g. doorVS licensed,estock isour business Bring your cattle ti bonded our only business RALEIGH BREEDING, Manager eautoroatic4 and operating under Gov't Supervision in any time day or night; we'll handle barn 562-3671; home 562-3547 Dudeor Randy Auctioneer; Larry Lagasse, )irutornatict.r.3.1;5.1.11.# Reynolds them for you at CO3.3394 Dan Reynolds Ph. Concordia, Ks., CH 3-1714 CO3-4721 your request. (toot tra-sm row,Tog. DUDEREYNOLDS LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO., u.to ditto Abilene, Ks. air c°11 MAFIYSVILLE_ KANSAS. sell 41St AlGiuyi Sell By 1 wfcow Or Buy AuctionVs93dc1273 1 red /C]440C4 logo cow 1 blk 1 char str 535 @ 33.00 1 blk hfr 380 @ 31.25 1 wf cow cow We had light receipts last week' 1050 @ 22.80 1 wfcow 2 blk bulls 520 @ 32.25 1 wf hfr 440 @ 31.20 1 wf cow 950 @ 22.80 due to harvest being in full swing. 2 hoist strs 1 wf cow 435 @ 31.70 1 wf hfr 425 @ 31.10 1 blk cow 950 @ 22.70 1 wf cow We sold 228 cattle and 103 hogs. 2 hoist strs 335 @ 31.10 1 wf hfr 385 @ 31.00 1 wf cow 875 @ 22.60 1 wf cow Our cattle consisted of mostly kill-1 wf str 3. 530 @ 31.40 1 wf hfr 500 @ 30.90 1 hoist cow 1420 @ 22.50 1 shrthrn ing cows, on which the market was1 wf str cow 540 @ 31.25 6 bwf hfrs 475 @ 30.75 1 bwf cow 1030 @ 22.50 1 wf cow 250 to SN lower. Not enough to 1 wf str 465 @ 31.25 1 wf hfr 490 @ 30.75 1 hoist cow 1215 @ 22.40 1 wf cow test the market on stocker and feed-1 bwf bull 470 @ 30.80 1 wf hfr 515 @ 30.75 1 wf cow 1070 @ 22.40 1 hoist er cattle but odd lots were steady to1 wf bull cow weak. 480 @ 30.60 1 wf hfr 430 @ 30.50 1 wf cow 900 @ 22.40 1 brocf 2 hoist strs 465 @ 30.00 cow Our stock pigs were selling $1.00 1 wf hfr 440 @ 30.25 1 blk cow 915 @ 22.30 1 wf cow to $2.00 lower per head. 1 blk hfr 450 @ 30.10 1 wf cow 1020 @ 22.30 1 wf cow STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 wf hfr 480 @ 30.10 1 bwf cow 990 @ 22.30 1 blk cow Following is a sampling of our 7 bwf hfrs consignments: 590 @ 28.80 5 bwf hfrs 1 wf cow 1060 @ 22.30 1 wf COW 3 b/bwf hfrs 506 @ 29.50 566 @ 28.75 1 wf hfr 1 wf cow 1095 @ 22.20 1 wf 1 wf hfr 430 @ 29.25 cow 560 @ 28.60 1 blk hfr 1 wf cow 1 wf STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 3 blk hfrs 405 @ 29.25 860 @ 22.20 cow 2 bwf strs 698 @ 28.50 1 blk hfr 1 brocf cow 1275 @ 22.20 1 red 635 @ 31.901 wf hfr 490 @ 29.10 cow 1 bwf str 580 @ 28.20 1 wf hfr 1 wf cow 1005 @ 22.10 615 @ 30.501 wf hfr 530 @ 29.10 1 wf str 660 @ 28.10 1 bwf hfr 1 wf cow 1115 @ 22.00 570 @ 30.50 1 wf hfr 375@ 29.00 1 bwf str 700 @ 30.10 565 @ 28.10 1 shrthrn hfr 520 @ 28.75 1 wf cow 1030 @ 22.00 1 char hfr 560 @ 27.50 1 bwf str 650 @ 29.80 1 wf hfr 495 @ 28.70 1 hoist cow 1260 @ 22.00 1 bwf str 1 wf hfr 810 @ 26.70 1 wf cow 585 @ 29.601 bwf hfr 1 wf hfr 460 @ 28.60 950 @ 21.90 1 brocf str 560 @ 29.30 605 @ 26.70 1 wf cow 895 @ 21.90 2 wf hfrs 697 @ 25.80 1 blk hfr 470 @ 28.20 1 wf str 835 @ 28.90 1 blk hfr 490 @ 28.00 1 wf cow 1055 @ 21.90 1 blk str 1 wf hfr 630 @ 25.70 1 wf cow 590 @ 28.101 wf hfr 1 blk hfr 545 @ 27.75 1165 @ 21.90 1 char str 1000 @ 27.60 630 @ 25.70 1 wf cow 1 wf hfr 555 @ 25.25 2 wf hfrs 535 @ 27.25 980 @ 21.80 9 hoist strs 726 @ 27.50 1 brocf cow 910 @ 21.70 5 hoist strs 1 wf cow 652 @ 27.00 HEIFER CALVES COWS 990 @ 21.70 7 hoist strs 825 @ 25.80 1 hoist cow 1 wf cow 960 @ 21.60 2 hoist strs 1 wf hfr 270 @ 34.20 1040 @ 22.90 715 @ 25.801 blk hfr 1 wf cow 820 @ 22.90 1 blk cow 845 @ 21.60 1 hoist str 645 @ 25.75 520 @ 34.00 1 wf cow 1 blk hfr 340 @ 32.60 1 wf cow 960 @ 22.90 1080 @ 21.60 1 wf hfr 1 hoist cow 1320 @ 22.85 1 wf cow 905 @ 21.50 STEER CALVES 375 @ 32.60 2 bwf hfrs 1 wf cow 1120 @ 22.80 1 wf cow 970 @ 21.50 1 red str 220 @ 39.75 390 @ 31.90 1 wf str 390 @ 36.50 1 wf str 340 @ 36.50 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 2 brocf strs 340 @ 35.70 REZAC BARN LIVESTOCK COMMIS 3 blk strs 310 @ 35.60 St. Marys 437-2999 3 blk strs 312 @ 35.60 DELAINE REZAC 1 wf str 460 @ 35.10 St. Marys 437-6266 COMPANY 2 wf strs 522 @ 35.00 ELMER IMTIIURN 1 bwf str 450 @ 34.75 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 1 wf str PAUL KRAMER 385 @ 34.40 St. Marys 437-2993 2 blk strs 460 @ 33.80 vesSt. hip 1 blk bull 430 @ 33.25 1 blk bull 415 @ 33.25 CERTIFIED 2 wf strs 495 @ 33.10 Auctioneers: LawrenceWelter, Gene Toby& Dennis Rezac IKa

The con tor control of the chaf Farmers &Ranchers LivestockCommission Co., Incwhen it bei The back e leaving a pi OLDFirw7.'40 chaff, and SALINA, KANS. escaped thi operator ti back into MONDAY F leaving the Only Hogs & Cattle Monday Sales Zimmerma pick up the Hogs sell at 10:30 a.m. followed Until After Harvest but after tl by our regular cattle saleas they are vest the pil unloaded. left in the & Cattle Bring Your Hogs age. URSDA Buyers Ca We'll Have The Selling its at 11:0 Cattle will in the order they are co on the books. Receipts Monday totaled501 head of cattle and hogs, with wheat harvest 1 blk str, Ottawa Co. 312 1 1 in full swing farmerswere 480 @33.60 13 mixed hogs, Dickinson Co. extremely busy. Fat hog 1 hoist str, McPherson Co. 41161 top was $20.30, not enough 565 @26.60 8 white sows, Saline Co. cattle to test market. 1 hoist str, McPherson Co. 567 8 1 375 @30.25 5 red sows, Saline Co. 4 guernsey strs, McPherson 480@ Co. 351 @21.90 1 white sow, Saline Co. CATTLE 1 blk cow, Ottawa Co. 925 @ 275 1 wf 17.60 1 red sow, Ottawa Co. lb bull, Saline Co. 1195 @ 1 blk cow, Ottawa Co. 465 1 27.60 880 @19.30 1 spotted boar, Clay Co. hrn hoist str, SalineCo. 1 blk cow, Ottawa Co. 595 11.; 1 bwf hfr, Saline 730 @ 24.90 905 @18.40 1 red boar, Dickinson Co. @ lb Co. 1 blk cow, Ottawa Co. Co. 715 @ 27.00 890 @19.20 5111 1wfhfr, Saline Co. 1 blk cow, Ottawa Co. 32 white pigs, McPherson 445 @ 27.90 1070 @19.30 Co. 501 1 hoist bull, SalineCo. 1 blk cow, Ottawa Co. 11 mixed pigs, Dickinson 1205 @ 28.10 965 @19.50 Co. 1 blk str, SalineCo. 1 blk cow, Ottawa Co. 30 white pigs, McPherson 495 @30.25 960 @19.20 Co. 1 blk hrncow, Cloud Co. 1 wf cow, McPherson Co. 6 mixed pigs, Dickinson 1215 @ 19.20 995 @19.50 1 wf bull, OttawaCo. 1 wf cow, McPherson Co. 1 blk bull, Ottawa 1705 @ 27.70 1415 @18.25 Co. 1240 @ 27.80 1 wf cow, OttawaCo. 2 blk strs, Dickinson 990 @ 20.50 Co. 485 @ 29.90 HOGS 1 swiss str, DickinsonCo. 410 @ 28.75 13 white hogs, Dickinson Co. 218 @ 20.30 9 wf strs, DickinsonCo. 705 @ 30.60 17 mixed hogs, Dickinson Co. 225 @ 20.30 1 wf str, DickinsonCo. 19 mixed hogs, Saline Co. 1 hoist cow, Dickinson 515 @ 31.00 209 @ 20.30 Co. 1320 @ 22.50 26 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. 236 @ 20.20 1 wf cow, OttawaCo. 10 mixed hogs, Lincoln Co. 1 wf cow, Ottawa 1220 @ 20.40 220 @ 19.90 Co. 1200 @ 21.50 9 mixed hogs, Dickinson Co. 1wf hfr, Ottawa Co. 216 @ 19.90 760 @ 24.00 27 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. 232 @ 19.85 1 wf cow, Ottawa Co. 15 white hogs, Ottawa Co. 1 bwf hfr, Ottawa Co. 1065 @ 22.00 241 @ 19.80 490 @ 28.70 11 mixed hogs, EllsworthCo. 242 @ 19.50

FOR INFORMATIONOR ESTIMATES MARKET REPORTS N. LAUREN E CLEMENCE Radio Station KSAL, Salina LIVESTOCKACT At 1.1e. THE Phone CO 3-3091 6:45 a.m., Every WithACTION MERRIL1 CHRISTIANSEN Monday, Wednesday & Friday Durham KFRM Phone Phone 732-3371 Barn BOB MUIR 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. 00,10 Salina 913 TA5.0211 Phone TA 3-2963