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Thifchfrs teifer 473 @ 400 e heifers 353@ bwf hfrs 395 e heifers 39426 e heifers orn hfrs 4088 leifers 365 @ i6; 453@: e heifers 1114 418@ 41, lei fe rs orn hfrs 485 @ 494

15th year no. 1 COWS March 4, 1969 rl cow 1325 e cow 880C441 11 COW 1230@ 141 e cows 1257C cows 181 1145 e cow 1240@ e cow 181. 960 C 3 COW 18p 1340 CIB COWS 97081 COWS 980811; ow 985 0. II cow 1060 cow 11800.11 ows 912 @ 11 cow G&G area farm folk can't 1030 0 wait for the mud to dry 11 out for cow activities to resume. 990 0 P Cattle found themselves belly-high in mud in ows the worst of the mudholes 897 in feedlots, but still cattlemenhad to ow 910 feed them.Cattle were trucked in, 16 and livestock auctionswere ow 975 held as usual.

I The show must cow 8608 go on as well for other activities.One of several G&G area banksto promote ambitious farm tours isthe Union AMISSIO State Bank at Clay Center.Its "livestock roundup"was held de- spite a rainy day anda winter's accumulation of thawed mud. The tour included stops NY at two hog farrowing operations-- one at the Roy Anderson farm, where individual farrowingunits are used, and the other at the Benson Brothersfarm, where acen- t. Mary tral farrowing unit is utilized. These pictures belowwere taken at the Anderson farm.

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Ce month. as follows: ETTER Now in their 20th year, the March 4 Hoisington COW POKES BYAce Reid March 4, 1969 schools are designed to provide March 5 Garden City latest grading information to Oakley March 6 Vho(947 elevator managers and person- March 11 Salina TheCOW nel, county ASCS bin inspectors, March 12 Wellington far frc Set Seven county Extension workers and March 13 Parsons J 8° does interested producers. March 14 Topeka Ilfand over Participants will have an op- Grain Schools -Ns portunity to examine and grade state di MANHATTAN - More than ME The 1000 persons in the grain trade grain samples during the work- are expected to attend district shop portion of each school. This grain grading schools at sevenyear's program also will look at EAN / liolatonedd°vvn:t locations across Kansas next the new regulations under the who can lose U.S. Grain Standards Act which 80011 t° the theWattr 13 went into effect February 11. stateBoard ( Sponsors of the schools are the peka The la" ° Kansas Extension Service, Kan- andcc sas Wheat Improvement Asso- tricky ciation and the Kansas Grain Ll*a.wEaatrithSe.hbyuIUti

and Feed Dealers Association. publBisohaerdd Instructors include Haru Aki- a yama of USDA's Consumer & Water Law 7 nu 74,, jot well. Marketing Service; Tom Rob- 3- erts, Kansas Wheat Improve- ment Association; Howard Wil- Fred On kins, K -State Extension agrono- 1 iThe Go mist; and Don D. Pretzer, K - Car is in t "All I said wuzloan me$1500 and State Extension economist. youmightget home with Other representatives of the yer other $1500 back." 4reading Gras USDA and the Kansas Grain In- good reading spection Department will help with the program. -..... pti:oe psio-e.ftca.rthtBiocrsliecc Dates and locations for the lag at the RI 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. schools are think m us I remember best those who bucket.he contributedtothe community PURINA 20% RANGE ord would al rather than those whom the of the picture community supported. CHECKERS TOP 41% town don't ev to church in. GRASS & GRAIN ed them wit The Mid -Kansas news weekly. neighbor, tha Published each Tuesday at 1207 PROTEIN CAKE Moro,(Box1009)Manhattan, inlifoeret htahnan rne(1 Kansas, 66502 by AG PRESS Ibguess he Dean Coughenottr in the ghett E. R. Woodward streets, riots Second classpostagepaidat headed profe: Manhattan, Kansas. kids toovert] Subscription: $3 year tern of govern ,CIRCULATION 14,200 No, Doc, yo it for me g. ide the roar e my neig joys and son the

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Fred On 'The Good Life' ria you In;la Car is in the garage so I am got,? at home with feet upon the desk ck." 1)reading Grass and Grain. Real good reading except for a cou- ple of articles. Figured I ought tosetthosefellowsstraight. Dr, C. Brice Ratchford snort- ing at the Rural "Good Life." I think he must have his head in a bucket. I believe if Dr. Ratch- ford would admit the other side of the picture - that people in town don't even know their next door neighbor, that their going to church in town hasn't endow- ed them with love of their neighbor, that there is more to lifethan more recreation and 'more than everything else that "is good. ) I guess he is referring to life inthe ghettos,riotsinthe streets, riots on campus, empty- headed professors teaching our kids to overthrow the best system of government in the world. yourchoice No, Doc, you can haveit - but for me give me a house be- side the road - where I can see my neighbor - know his joys and sorrows, know where the fish bite, where there isa covey of quail. I am tempted to put my head in a bucket. John Schnittkeris back with his negative attitudes. '39995T would like to ask Johna cou- pleof questions. We are the major grain exporting nation- in the world. Why don'twe price Compare at $500 I Window Units Completely Weather Stripped Ready For Use EARLY AMERICAN

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5th & Ash 7LVIZ4,70014w TA 7-4467 East Over the Viaducton Hiways 177 SALINA,KS. MANHATTAN and 18 Pr 6-9707 gulfed. membership in 1967 was listedant denominations. March4, 1969 FAR) Following them, in descending At one point ,about 50 men ( Church Rolls at 125,778,656. Thus, last year's were shovelingpellets to keep gain of 666,454 represented anorder, were the National Bap- tist Convention, U.S.A., Inc., Porter from beingburied. Em- increase of less than 0.5 percent ployees of the Union Pacific Waning Roman Catholic membership(Negro) with 5.5 million, the Church and synagogue mem- Episcopal church with 3.4 mil-railroad cut four houes in the was placed at 47.5 million, a steel bin with torches, allowing bership in the United States figure cited from the official lion, the United Presbyterian pre reached a record high of 126,- church with 3.3 million, the Lu-the pellets to flow out and away Catholic directory for 1968. Syn- from him. 445,110 last year, according toagogue membership was placedtheran church in America with AGGIE HARDWARE Porter lives in Lawrence. 1205 Moro the National Council of Church-at 5.7 million, a figure from the3.1 million and the Lutheran MANHATTAN COL es, but it failed to keep pace church - Missouri synod with American Jewish year book. The que with the population growth. The remaining 73.2million 2.8 million. The council's 1969 Yearbook ofchurch members were Protest- Dr. Lauris B. Whitman, editor beef farms American Churches reported ant, Eastern Orthodox, and "oth-of the yearbook, said that while ABank Preferred by tearisar that 64.4 per cent of the pop-er religious groups." the statistics were the best many' farn ulation was listed as belonging available and came from offi- Farmers And Livestockmen since they to a church or synagogue in The Southern Baptist conven-cial church records, they were billion ay, 1967, but this fell off to 63.2 pertion with slightly more than 11far from infallible. Not allof cattle and cent in 1968, a decrease of 1.2million members and the Unitedthe figures are current, hesaid, tion in19( per cent. Methodist church with just un-and many churches do notfol- what seem der 11 million led all Protest- ofLI Total church and synagogue __low uniform procedures incol- vie" lecting them. piled byth The Dep HAUL- MOIR. INC. "Livestock 1111 tory, Janus ii! 10" a - Nearly Buried about 1 pet III1 No. - MN I farms and III 1 Inn. COMPARE In Dehy Pellets 1beginning c III . -I- CONSTRUCTION LAWRENCE - Charles W. es in the ADAPTABILITY Porter, 62, was buried up to his tle were ne lions in th, PRICE shoulders in alfalfa pellets for about 31/2hours before fellow cattle. workmen and rescuers got him The total out. calves was Porter walked to an ambu- - 0.5per o Combination Lift -Off Rack. lance and was released after earlier. The Grain Bodywith ft was 88,( Regular grain body an examination at Lawrence Memorial hospital. more than 7'x80" wide Hardwood lift-off rack ber of dair 8'x80" wide 13'6"x937 wide The accident occurred at the 15'6"x93" wide Racks added to grain as 21,610,001 9'x93" wide National Dehydrating Company 16'6"x93" wide body give 66" height less than a 10'x93" wide .Perfect fit plant just northwest of Law- 18'x93" wide rence at Midland. Porter went Accuracy 12'x93" wide Furnished with 2 ers often as gates into a big cylindrical bin - 32 feet in diameter and 64 feet of thesefi Special sizes easily manufactured One for grain, one for course, only to your requirements stock rack high -- to retrieve a shovel. Al- mostsimultaneously,other tual counts When Ordering Specify Make,Model, Size of Red workmen started releasing the are made 1 scientious

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dtsbinary need' the oft watches k.eping Q.11.in. CLAY CENTER DURHAM SALINA It sthe Toburen Imple. Co. 5% G&R Impl. Co. Lindquist Impl. Co. ON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT MARYSVIT.LE SNYDER Peschel Bros. Impl. ABILENE ALMA EMPORIA 741 Phone Eberwein Garage Wissing Motor Co. Arndt Bros. DI 2-5262 Junction City, Kam. CLAYC ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Illillit1110110111011.0.0mogna.m. ,,,,, ,,,,,nemiummeloome zMERS OUTLOOK 12,823,000- up not quite 1 per cent from January 1 was around 37.5 mil-considerably larger than it was a year before. Thelion - 2 per cent less thanaa year ago, there will be a L.H. Simerl number of beefheifers was list- rd at 9,303,000 year earlier. strong demand for the limited - the same as Conclusions. What useful con- last year. Thenumber of calves supply of cattle that isavail- (not being kept clusions can we draw from able for feeding. Prices will be for milking) these figures? What can cattlehigher than in 1968- if the AreBeef was estimated at27,920,000-feeders expect during the re- up a little more than1 per cent. market for finished cattle holds The number of mainder of 1969 and in 1970? up. steers and beef 1. Marketings of fed cattle 4. The next 90 days will be a heifers and calvescombined to- may exceed 1968 levels by Counts Accurate? taled 50,046,000- up 1 per cent critical testing time for the fat of how much around 5 per cent during the cattle market. If we get through The question scientific methods.The esti- from the previousyear. At thefirst half of this year. beef farmers will produce thismates are based largely same time (January1), the this period without a large price important one for on ques- 2. The number of cattle avail-decline, prices should hold fair- year is an tionnaires mailedto and return-number of cattleon feed wasable for replacements probably many farmersand ranchers, ed by farmer estimated at 12,579,000 ly steady during the summer reporters. - 10 is no greater than the figureand fall. since theyreceive about $10 We would plan per cent more than lastyear. for last year. billion a year fromthe sale of on the esti- Supply for replacements. L. II. Simerl mates for cattle beingaccurate How 3.Since feedlot capacityis cattle and calves.Beef produc- within 1 per cent. many cattle did that leaveout- Univ. of Illinois be less than The actual fig-side of feedlots tion in 1969 may ures might be offa little more - to be put into what seemed likely earlier,in than 1 per cent, feedlots later thisyear and in recently com- but the change LEASING 3view of figures from the previousyear, which1970? We can getone answer piled by the USDA. is the most important to this question byadding the Farm amid Industrial Machinery thing, isnumber of steers and The Department's report probably accuratewithin 1 per beef hei- If you can't buy it ou can leaseany piecr of Allis-Chalmers "Livestock and Poultry Inven- cent. fers and calveson hand, then machinery you ma) need, and at low rates. See.Bob Martin tory, January 1" shows only Steers, heifers, subtracting the number ofcattle for Industrial leasing, Jim Gates for Farm Equipmentleasing. and calves. in about 1 per cent more cattle on The number ofsteers on hand feedlots. Doing this shows farms and ranches than at the January 1 was estimated that the number of steers,hei- HENRY SALES AND SERVICE beginning of 1968. Small increas- at fers, and calves noton feed East Highway 24 and Meriden Road, Topeka,Kans.-Fl 4-7641 es in the numberof beef cattle were nearly offset by reduc- STARTS tions in the number of dairy cattle. 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Hardin to offer farmers Department 212,000 head on farms in 1968earlier. expects to announce 1968 decreased slightly from a a voluntary acreage-reduction the 1969 Ern es year earlier and was the small-compared with 221,000 head in Manufactured soybean price support program for soybeansinstead loanrate about March I. Mrs - est in 45 years of record, accord- 1967. Dairy Products of reducing government price ing to the Kansas Crop and Annual production per cow Preliminary estimates for thefollow continued to increase and set a1968 indicate a decrease in thesupports as recommended by Livestock Reporting Service. some. RED ANGUS DIVISION 1 lg1/4 Milk production totaled 1,717record high of 8,100 pounds forproduction of creamery butter 1 33/e John W. Scott, master of theIN NATL. BEEFSHOW million pounds compared with1968 which was 4 per cent abovein Kansas but an increase in 1/2 Cu) Grange, said he wrote Hardin a Red Angus willhave 1 cup the previous year and about American cheese and ice cream their the 1967 production of 1,724 letter outlining the plan, which own division at the 1969 1% times that a decade earlier. Nation. 4 egg million pounds and a range production. included continuation of the al Beef Show in July 1 teas The number of cows and hei- Manufactured dairy produc- at Cefiar from 1,738 million pounds to price support loan level at $2.50 Rapids, Iowa. This 14 en] 2,182 million pounds in the pre-fers two years old and overtion normally represents slight- is thefirst 2 teas a bushel, an acreage reductionsteer and carcassshow in % tea kept for milk (including somely less than half of the State's the ceding decade. Midwest to offer 1/2 Cu] heifers not yet fresh) on Janu-milk production. of seven per cent based on 1967 - a Red Angus Milk cow numbers continued CS plantings, and, where applica- division, 1 gre: the downward trend of the pastary1,1969 was 225,000 head Creamery butter production, In a at 19.2 million pounds in 1968, inargarim was 6 per cent below the 1967 seraPing MIDWEST RENDERING & SUPPLIES output. American cheese pro- ter will BJlLLEVILLE. HANS- brown su We -sell meat scraps and fat for feed. We pick up materialsfrom butcher' duction, at 22.6 million pounds, crtunble shops, locker plants and fresh dead animals. was up 12 per cent from 1967. Pour half number. 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...... Ins forwheat , . ... , ...... AILY BREAD 11/2 cups egg whites homeowners a wide range of ea- said 1/4cup cold water that sily -applied materials that even March 4, 1969 on in in the 1/2 teaspoon red food coloring price k - by G&G Area Cooks 1 teaspoon vanilla the novice can use successfully, support', las caused 11114111111311 ...... 1111i11 1/4 teaspoon salt following the manufacturer's a pleasant overall effect. an Beat until foamy. Add VA tea. instructions. A few standard ba- Be imaginative with both fix- not a snOons cream of tartar.Beat un- 4pLincolnvilleCook, Mrs. til stiff but not dry. Beatin 1sic rules, however, should be tures and decor. Agriculture cup sugar in 4 parts. Fold inkept in mind when planning to Don't overlook the ready ac- n. 11/4 to ann cups sifted cake flour, 1/4 finish a basement, such as: cessibility of your basement cup cocoa and 1enn sugar Price Use light colors throughout,water line. An extra powder- Ounce theZi ErnestBezdek, Is Winner (these should be sifted together VlarchsuPPort 1. four times before 9.dding). Bakewherever possible and color co-room or a bar sink not only 1°4, Mrs. Ernest W.Bezdek of Lincolnville wins the prizewith 40 minutes at 350 degrees. ordinate all three areas of ceil-saves steps but adds extra hours recipe: * * the following SWIRLED CAKE ings, walls and floors to achievecf pleasure for all the family. LNGUS Drvm,, package yellow cake mix BEEFsitiuN 1 181/2 -ounce TL. 1 33A -ounce package instant lemon pudding Angus t/IV I/2 cup soft margarine vision; willhaw 1 cup dairy sour cream Modern Materials at the ii69 Showin July 4 eggs Simplify Conversion Iowa, This 1 teaspoon vanilla ihcup brown sugar, packed Of Basements nd carcass 2 teaspon cinnamon show Modern prefinished interior t to offer 1 teaspoon nutmeg a tel lh cup chopped nuts surface material and laminates L. 1 greased tube pan make conversion of seldom-us- In a largemixing bowl combine cake and pudding mixes, ed,unfinished basements into inargarine, sour cream, eggs and vanilla. Beat ten minutes, happy family playrooms scraping the batter from the sides of the bowl frequently. Bat- an easy ter will be stiff like whipped cream. In small bowl combine task. Essentially, it's merelya brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg and nuts. Mix with fork or matter of what color and finish crumble with hands being sure the brown sugar is not lumpy is desired to cover alreadyex- Pour half of batter intothe greased tube pan. Sprinkle halfthe isting ceilings, walls and floors. sugar, spice and nut mixture over the batter. Add the remaining batter, then the remaining sugar, spice and nut mixture. With American manufacturers offer a knife swirlthe mixture through the batter. Rake at 350 ap. ''"..55a1511P grees for one hour. Remove cake from oven and let stand in The Latest the pan 30 minutes. Remove from pan and finish cooling on rack. Requires no frosting. Freezes well. Ideal in lunch pails `Daily and for picnics. Agood keeper, also. 5, * * Bread' The cooks who own blendersin a large saucepan; simmer, Prize will enjoy the following recipe:covered, for 25 minutes. Put half HAMBURGER SOUP of mixture in blender container; 11 -pound 12 -ounce can (31/2 cover and run on speed six or PASTRY WHEEL cups) tomatoes high for one minute or until ..A HANDY aid for cutting ignore it!!! 2 cans condensed consomme vegetables are pureed. Empty cookie, pastry and pie dough. 2 cups water into large saucepan. Repeatpro- The triple chrome steel cut- ;S 1 medium onion, quartered cess with remaining soup. tini7 wheel will never rust or 4 carrots, cut up Meanwhile, brown meat in oil, stain. Its handsome cape Ilan: 4 celery tops breaking it anart asit cooks. dle is diswasherproof. A pro- 4 large sprigs parsley Add to soup with remaining sea- div't of Langner Manufactit,4- 10 peppercorns sonings; cover and simmer 20 ing Company, New York, N. never! 1' pounds ground beef minutes. Makes 10.12 servings. No sir, not when you have a PEOPLES NATIONAL IINGS 3 tablespoons salad oil Note: For more flavor, add 2 Y. BANK Big Dollar Checking Account. We'll keep 1 bay leaf March potatoes and more hamburger. The winner each week Is your Big Dollars safe and sound and you'll love 2 teaspoons salt * * * the convenience of writing checks when and Was Special % teaspoon pepper drawn by lot from the reci- Mrs. Fred L. Baxa, sr., Cuba: pes printed. where you want to . . . and remember you can 1/2 teaspoon sugar "I have a delicious Chocolate leave the bookkeeping to us.So . . . 14.95 $ 17.22 1/2 teaspoon tabasco Angel Food Cake recipe I would Win one by' sending us your. right now get the Big Dollar feeling - just Combine tomatoes, consom- liketo share with the other favorite recipe - this can be switch all of your Checking Accounts to the 54.95 $ 47.22 me, water, onion, carrots, celeryGrass & Grain readers." maindish,leftover,salad, Big Dollar Bank, The Peoples National sidedish, tops,parsley and peppercorns dessert or what Bank . . . CHOCOLATE ANGEL FOOD have you. 59.95 $ 49.22 1. 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KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. Cattle like these pellets. You'll like that Dickens 2-1210. Emporia, Kansas extra winter weight they gain. You'll also OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS TIL' 8:30 jobs. A Secret Ingredient Make Storage Kits To get you started with some other shoebox storehouses, here are a few ideas forstockingFor Baby's Formula Out Of Shoeboxes your shoe care kit.It should contain such items as polishes What do shoelaces, picture necessities, others for carpet and protectors, a sponge brush, hooks and transparent tape and clothes -care needs. Assignsoft cloth and extra shoelaces. have in common? The answerseveral shoeboxes for your Be an organization woman by -you often can't find them housecleaning gear. organizing shoeboxes to the res- when you need them most. Start your cleaning shoebox cue. Some suggestions for solvingwith two clothy helpers. For ex- the "where -is -it?" problem: Putample, a nylon scouring and your empty shoeboxes to workdishcloth is non -scratching, ea- for you as separate storehouses.sy on the hands, cleans and For example you can use onescours burned food stains, bath- shoebox for shoe care items,tub rings and whatever needs a another for picture -hanging little extra rub. A soft flexible sponge cloth has a waffle side to hold water and a grid side MATTRESS & for removing dirt from hard -to- BOX SPRINGS clean surfaces. To do their best job for you By Beverly Macy Specials Every Day My friend and I went toa New Low Prices these cloths should be kept yl big clothing sale and she con- Buy Direct clean and sweet-smelling. Treat The secret ingredient is high qualitywater. them tofrequent bathsin vinced me she should be a sales- The Also Complete Rebuilding a compact new kitchen appliance shown hereproduces Service pineoil cleaner -disinfectantto woman. To give me a helping three gallons of it a day. This water purifier takes clean, disinfect and deodorize all hand she selected dresses for me undesirable minerals, color, taste, odor, detergentsout Manhattan atonce.Incidentally, every to try. "Do you like red?" she other organic contaminants that might upset and cleaning kit should include aasked. "Hate it," I said, so here a baby's Mattress Co. delicate digestive system. The highly purifiedwater bottle or can of a high -concen-she came with three red dress - also makes superior coffee, tea, ice cubes, 414 S. 4th PR 8-5302 tration pine oil product- good and told me that every wo- soups, re, constituted juices, and is unexcelled for just plaindrink. for most household cleaning man should have a red dress. ing. To my amazement, I bought one. Everytime I open the clos- et and see that fire -engine col- Ask For Your or,I almost go into a state of shock. On The Farm * * * Almost Still on the sale, I overheard theyMama ery week some choice remarks I want to erican m( share with you: to the ba HYDROSTATIC Woman looking into mirror: gin shavi "It doesn'tfitwell,Idespise average the color and I'm not too crazy shave abi it all kers fror DEMONSTRATION about the material, but for this price I'll take it home and try Man bi to learn to live with it!" years B.1 Another woman: "Will you -fittire and roug tell me if this dress looks too pull, sera big? I asked that woman over off. Froi man pro there and she saiditwas, but I think she wants the dress for ious stag herself." razors, Man to another man: "One and fina thing they need in a woman's 1.14L The elec store is more places for a man the Am to sit down!" 1530's. * * * My husband read off a list of TV shows that probably will AT YOUR he dropped next season and the listcould have doubled for a Dogs are credited with starting INTERNATIONAL® DEALER re -cord of programs we watch regularly. Suppose that's just a See Hydrostatic Drive-the greatest single sign that we have no taste. the first cooperative. advance in farm tractors ever. Any speed, Wolves and wild dogs learned they could hunt 9 in reverse to 20 mph forward. Every speed HAVE YOU BOUGHT at full engine power for more productivity. bettercooperatively.Inpacks.Mangradually YOUR trained dogs to be `man's best friend,' buteven Register for the drawing- International today You'll see them running in packs. Hydrostatic 544 Tractor given FREE to some ACRA-PLANT lucky farmer That's not Nvhy CO-OP makes dog food, though

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BUSINESS HOURS n./ Holton 364-3161 Monday througb Thursday Denison 50-Mayetta 28 CTelephoanreit°31 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Friday Manhattan Assn. Farmers Cooperative 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Fanners Union Co-op Manhattan -AltaVista Saturday BusinessAssn, --Closed- SAVINGS AND LOANASSOCIATION -Westmoreland-008a 107 NORTH FOURTH STREET MANHATTAN. KANSAS 4004ki= Center erkimaeerrkimerCo_ry Bus. Assn'u F YOUR COMMUNITYHOME ers Union Co-oenter-Balap Herkimer 3'38" FINANCING CENTER Cla C Not°81'2341 -MiltonvaleyLeonardville PerformanceOf Today's Grass & Grain 9 lectricShaver MuchImproved March 4, 1969 Tips On Planning

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Lint -Free Dusting If your wood furnitureap- pears to have lint on thesur- face, it might be from thecloth you use. Available now are lemon -scented, lint -free disposable dusting papers, safe for the finest furniture and you've no dir- ty rags to worry about. quality I water :h own hereprod::: ,er purifier Prunes Good takE;odor, :: detergent,':: At Any Meal night upseta Today's prunes are moistur- .ge hlypuesrified ized,delicious out of hand, cub and may be brought back to te,so t I for just plainupk plumpness in cold or hot liquid Thousands of American families are establishing without cooking. Good for Family Fitness Centers in their homes along with a breakfast, lunch, dinner or regular program of exercise. When planning your exer- snacks, or as a garnish for meat cise program, it is suggested that you keep your train- dishes. ing objectives on the realistic side, gradually increasing tempo and number of exercises. Set objectives that tone HAVE YOU BOUGHT the entire body and increase endurance, flexibility and Almost every morning of ev- Most men use electric shav- YOUR ery week, about 66 million Am- strength. Be specific with objectives by setting, for ex- ers for convenience and smooth ample, the amount oftime inwhich you want to jog the erican men peer, sleepy-eyed, in-shaves, but there may bean ACRA-PLANT mile. Be sure to consult your doctor and test yourself to the bathroom mirror and be-important health angle involved, BEFORE settingyour objectives. gin shaving. In his lifetime, thetoo. Many dermatologists recom- average American man may mend electric shavers to pa- OPENERS shave about half a million whis-tients with skin problems like kers from his face. acne, eczema or soap allergies. Man began shaving some 600 Performance of electric shav- The convenable planter that adapts to years B.C. Clams shells, stonesers is much better today than and rough metals were used toa few years ago. If you are se- changes in corn growing practices: pull, scrape or saw the whiskerslecting an electricrazor look off. From the crude beginningfor these improved design fea- man progressed through var- tures: Shape, easy and comfort- ious stages - first the straightable to hold; blades, a slanted New MF 468 Planter razors,next the safety razorhead with six blades to give a and finally the electric shaver.faster shave, and ease of clean- The electric shaver 'appeared oning. the American scene in the Give the man of the house 1MO's. an electric shaver and tell him starting WAYNEP-12 hev could hunt LIVESTOCK Mangradually -iend,' but even MINERAL cks.

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11 Farm Co-op Assi,' Feed Dealer BRAUCHI BROTHERS Marysville carlto' See A Nearby Wayne White City Telephone Continental GrainCo. BROWN MOTOR CO. CIRCLE T IMPL. CO. Clay Center AM ES-NIORROWV IL L E ra L.00Petive GILLEY'S IMPL. CO. Minneapolis ers Alla HERINGTON-HOME manhattan' d,o.1i -Westmoreland KUHLMAN MOTOR CO. Linn PFISTER-RHODES IMPL. CO. Jamestown AO,'4 Bus, mer C ALLIED MILLS,INC. SALINA FARM SUPPLY Salina Herk4?imegl 4/91 Ks. WINIFRED IMPL. CO. Winifred Phone CE 8-3416, Junction City, 9 For the past 20 years hehas dealers 16, 16-48-0, and 13-52-0. sent reports of sales to directed tax institutes at sever- end others and do not necessar-al locations across the state. Grass Strong Switch The total sales and the change & Grain from the last six months of theily imply actual usagein thatThese workshops train more 10 Grass &I previous year were: county. than 1,500 tax practitionersin To Greater Tons Change tax laws, counseling and tax re- March 4, 1969 Ma Liquid nitrogen 39,166-.05 porting each year. Urea 14,014-.15 Anhydrous Usage Ammonia nitrate 59,495 -1- .17 Management Fertilizer sales in Kansas con-Anhydrous Ammonia White tinue to set records. 81,470 -t--.65 The fall fertilizing season pro-Dry mixed fertilizer Expert John Grow your Calves to have 207,141-.08 Hits$ duced commercial sales of 445,-Liquid mixed fertilizer 799 tons, about 7% more than 20,807 + .96 Coolidge Retires EXTRA SIZE for their age! is the total in the last six monthsPotash 10,735 -1-.75 John H. Coolidge of Kansas enr of 1967. Slightly more than half of the State University, Manhattan, sellcoNnof The increase can be princi-tonnage was in actual plant nu- has closed out a careerof more Creep feed them on... 01,II,AtgiKitati pally attributed to gains in thetrients, which totalled243,860 than 41 years of service.He is -Nce--:',73'-'t sale of anhydrous ammonia, tons. This was up 24,658 tonsbest known asheadofthe ,s -e- which increased by 65% to 81,-from the previous fall. NitrogenFarm ManagementAssociation 470 tons. There were large ratessales totaled 139,477 tons, an in - program and forhis work in cf increase on smaller tonnagec' -ease of 23,480 tons; available farm income tax education. of liquid mixed fertilizer andphosphoric acid sales, at 91,831 Coolidge joined the Kansas there potash. Sales were lower for thetons, were down 858 tons. Cooperative Extension Service fall season on liquid nitrogen, Sumner county led the statein 1926 as countyagricultural urea, and dry mixed fertilizer. in fertilizer sales with a total ofagent in Gray county.He be- followed by Sedg- the Farm BE There were gains, but more 18,509 tons, came fieldmen with k4, modest ones, on ammonia ni-wick with 17,994; Reno, 16,499; Management Association in1932 ss. a The trate. McPherson 13,231; Harvey 10,- at a time when the programin- and the Fertilizer grades with sub- 889; and Crawford 10,689. Ton-cluded only two fieldmen ,N, I \.) stantial increases included 8-32-nage figures by counties repre-300 farmer members. doll He moved to the state staffin Is Manhattan in 1940 as Extension Is economist and head of the As- SUPER CALF GOOCHIES sociational program. Under his VAMLOANS leadership, the program expand- See Usfor Gooch's Best- the calf -growing mat ed to include 20 fieldmen who creep feed that gives calves the go ahead to grow The provide farm record service, extra bone and muscle. A Financial Service business analysis and manage- pro For The Farmer ment counseling for more than Carefully built creep feeds like Gooch's Best Goochiesare And By The Farmer 3,400 farmers across the state. helping calves _grow extra frame and muscle at a ratethat pays off in cash. We have long paid special attention to both UN Coolidge is recognized as one the feed and the feeding equipment to make a calf R. STANLEY PARSONS, Mgr. crop P. C SEE ME AT of the nation's foremost author - bring in a harvest of dollars. ties on farm income tax report- You might say we're specialists. Whether you area ton 604 HUMBOLDT PR 6-6931 one of four econo- or a hag buyer, you'll receive the same careful consideration. Res. Phone JE 9-8725 ing. He is Making beef out of calves at the lowest possible cost mists who annually advise the our job. And we're doing it for many farmers and ranchersis MANHATTAN Internal Revenue Service in in our area. Washington, D. C., on farm in- Open Mon. through Fri. WE'RE HERE TO HELP YOU PUT GAINS ON CALVES 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed 12-1) come tax regulations and proce- CITY dures. Branch Offices:CLAY CENTER& JUNCTION Council Grove Elevator 767-5534 LAND BANK Assn. of COUNCILGROVE, KANS. [Federal PUIN7n1gG3k4arig MANHATTAN Clay Center Alfalfa Mill ME 2-3401 Serving Clay, CLAY CENTER, KANS. Geary, Pottawatomie & Riley Counties. C K Processing Co. PR 6-9269 MANHATTAN, KANS.

"I'VE BEEN JOGGING OVER A MILE DOWN OUR LANE TO CATCH THE SCHOOL BUS FOR YEARS WITHOUT KNOWING JOGGING'S IN STYLE:" Holum \\, GOBBLES PLAIN FEEDER HAY AND EAR CORN CRUSHER HEAD AS FAST AS YOU CAN FEED IT! Dry Fertilizer Blending Plant Grinds! Mixes! Delirers! March 5-10:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Gehl Mix -All, with economy plain feeder and BRADY exclusive crusher -feeder attachment, grinds. mixes and delivers the most uniform on -the -farm feed. HYDRA -MILL Here's proof: Samples of feed grains, ground by Gehl and competitive mills, were compared in a"sieve -shaker" HYDRAULIC FREE PORTABLE TV SET analysis (a grinding uniformity test used also by commercial feed manufacturers). In test after test. Geld GRINDER -MIXER samples were the most uniformly ground. And. the more uniform the grind, the better the mix! Hydraulic motors power each auger Along With Other Door Prizes In the Mix -All hammermill, 66 thin, alloy -steel ham- (no more breakdowns!)-Big 2 -ton (Must Be a Farmer To Register) capacity - 12"verticalmixing mers cut...not pound ingredients on a big grinding surface for faster feed flow with reduced "fines.- Come auger -5 inspectionwindows- on in for a close-up look at all Matches your tractor power, the Mix -All features, including regardlessofsize-Converts for the swinging auger -feeder. silofilling - "Flat Top" auger dischargesground hay without

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die Grass on white corn,used mainly & & Grain food products for ALON SUCCESSOR Grass 11 such as hominy, meal or grits. NOW BANKRUPT ALSO 'larch 4, Yellow corn,used March 4, 1969 mainly as hogfeed, has Holders of stock in the former selling for been around $1.20or less. Alon, Inc., which had a factory There areno specific which produced 2 -placeair - ports on white crop re- coupes at McPherson before the corn, so thegrain to NOWhite Corn trade hasno measure company was absorbed by supply except of the Mooney Corporation, another as to the priceit Hits$2 takes to getthe grain manufacturer of small aircraft, eir minal markets. to ter- age! A farmerwho has some white settled for about 15 cents for corn isin a rare spot. He can Some graintrade sources every dollar invested. Last week say they noted the bankruptcy pro- sellit for $2. there are effortsto import SIAN, Oity and buyingwhite corn from ceedings filed by Mooney. p At Kansas Mexico oreven points in theG&G area, whiteas far away as South the $2 mark duringsuch a source Africa. If corn passed were openedup, More Local Taxes the last twoweeks of February.or if there werea sudden ap- Not a greatdeal has been pearance of domesticstores, the For Conservation? sold at thatprice, but it is clearprice presumablycould drop substantial premiumabruptly. TOPEKA - The House last there is a week passed a bill which would raise from $3000 to $5000 the amount a county can raise by taxes for support of a soil con- BEER-toast to America's economy servation district. The brewing industry is a massive and dynamic part of The bill has had some opposi- the national economy. Each year it pours billions of tion, passing by 77-36. The Sen- iIP dollars into commerce and government. ate must pass upon the bill before it becomes law. II $1.4 billion in state and federal excise taxes.

$3 billion to employees, suppliers and distributors. II $990 million in agricultural products and packaging JOHNSON calf -growing materials. ) ahead to C. B. SALE grow The brewing industry is a proud contributor to America's SAVE $29.50 prosperity. Woodmen Touting Own Growth on a isBest Goodies tu sele at a READY FOR INDUSTRY - Kansascan now compete MESSENGER 100 ial rate that strongly for industries related to forestry, thanks toa recent in- (including all 12 crystals) attention tobet UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION,INC. ) make a calf ventory that pinpoints the commercial potential of the state's co); woodlands. A ,just -published report of the statewide inventory P.O. Box 1435, Topeka, Kansas 66601 shows that Kansas has the forestry resources needed to provide 'ether youare a It !areftileoncideratiori a continual supply of raw materials for a sizeable number of west possible wood processing and manufacturing plants and other forest- cost related industries seeking sites for location, relocationor expan- armors and ram* sion. SAVE $64.90 John Strickler (left), associate state extension forester at on a Kansas State University, Manhattan, who supervised theinven- k INS ON CAMS tory and co-authored the report, shows K -State President James MESSENGER 111 A. McCain a method used by foresters to determinea tree's (including all 24 crystals) wood volume. The tree shown here is a hackberry whichpro- 767.5534 duces a high grade lumber used in the manufacture of furni- \S. ture. Hackberry is only one of a number of Kansas species desired by forestry -related industries. Among othersare black ME 2.3401 walnut (Kansas ranks second in the nation in the production of walnut logs used by domestic veneer mills), ash, bur oak, S. can, soft maple and cottonwood. pe- Except for cottonwood, these trees are among the most Buy a Messenger 100 or 111 at the PR 6-9269 highly -valued and sought-after hardwood species in the United suggested net price and receive a States. Strickler points out, however, that the cottonwood is full set of Johnson .002 crystals of recognized nationally as the hardwood with the greatest future your choice FREE! Plus -20% off economic potential because of its fast growth rate. It is partic- on All Johnson Accessories. ularly useful in pulpmill operations. ....i...-;\....i._:_t_ Distributed by \ ..,.: eit.N.,-- v... Industries using wood as a basic raw -material nowcom- . .11P.Illiffifite,,,511/ L prise the state's ninth largest manufacturing industry, provid- S!....:IVAA. \ :.t...e.:... ' iWx .4...... 7mwo.asIMIPPP =11Ori" \-"..!... 'ZW' AA ' V.av it*. iii mile ing nearly 6,000 jobs. McCain and State. Forester Harold Galla- INTERSTATE \ her, two of many Kansans who helped launch a forestrypro- gram for the state in the 1950's, predict a rapid growth for the 230 IDA Kansas wood products industry now that its resources have WICHITA, KANSAS been scientifically evaluated for the first time. p4 other costs involved in getting DON'S TV 518 Allen Rd. PR g-5998 Lid On Market it to consumers was $684,compared with $666 a year earlier. MANHATTAN, KANS. ATTENTION Value Cost The Agriculture department says a "market basket" list of Armco Livestock Panells Bluestem Feeders food which cost consumers $1080 in 1967 and $983 a decade WE HAVE A LARGESUPPLY earlier rose to a record retail price of $1,118 last year and will ccntinue to rise in 1969. But department economists NOW say this year's increase probably 1gPlant won't be as large as the 3.5 percent boost in 1968. The outlook to 3 p.m. YOU CAN was contained in a report on the costs of marketing food. The department said the market basket increase last year- GET THE $38 - included a $20 boost in farm value and $18 more in the ' SET processing, transportation and other marketing costs involved in moving food from farms to Prizes Full Line of grocers' shelves. The farmer's r share of the consumer food dol- RUGGED- ENDURING - ECONOMICAL lar last year edged up slightly to 39 cents from 38 in 1967. The This most versatilepaneling 1257-59 average is 39 cents, and eliminates woodenpens & corrals Gooch since 1960 has been more in on- Feeds ly one year - 40 cents in 1966. Use steelor wooden posts. NUTS Officials said the farm value FOR PERMANENT in of market basket food isnot OR TEMPORARY Cottonwood Falls expected to change much this CONFINEMENT OFCATTLE & HOGS year, but that costs of market- end By The ing will be higher, accounting Bag-By Transport Load for another over-all gain in price Panel weighs 56pounds to consumers. 16'x52" High All Cattleard Swine Feeds The market basket guide is based on a year's purchases of Galvanized welded 4"x8" "GOOCH IS PART farm -produced food items for an ,09 OF GOOD MANAGEMENT" average household. It does not Mesh is 1/4" rod include all food consumed, such Call at Hardware Store - Main Office Bldg. as at restaurants, seafood and Is, Inc') imported items. On a yearly to- Etaelteof aevatoir tal basis, market basket food in FARMERS UNIION Co ow Assn. VERNON SCOTT, OWNER 1968 had a farm value of $434, CLAY CENTER, KANS. CottonwoodFalls, Kans. Phone 316- BR3.6324 compared with $14 in 1967, while March Climate Twist Possibleif Arctic IceMelts 4, 1969 CATHOLICS 070 AREA Is the Arctic pack ice thinningan ice -free Arctic ocean wouldwarmer, were it not for its cov-drift of the ice has subjected ek not freeze again. If the oceanering of ice, which on the aver-it to great compression, the to the South Pole Catholic so that the ocean at the North in the Rattle and were free of ice, storm paths,age is a few yards thick. Thefloes become rugged conglom- that the ice cover 19 at 'Pole may become an open sea of that closed erations many yards in thick- tick, P' in a decade or two? some think, would move furtherNorth Pole region receives is "vulnerable." school more solar heat in summer ness. rent One who thinks so isCol. north, depriving the plains of A moderate increase Archdio, Bernt Balchen, polar explorerNorth America and Central Eur-months than do the tropics, Soviet scientists reportedly heat production in solar CityIt also col- or a change asia of rainfall. Winds blowingsince the sun shines on it dayagree with their American ta and flier, who thinks that the transparency ofthe atmosphere of th progressive shrinkage of the off the Arctic ocean would be-and night. leagues that the warming trend_ (man-made or t natural) moreBandand Arctic pack ice over the lastcome moist, and snowfall on The brilliant white surface ofin the Arctic has shifted to a remove the ice. could eighth grade century will continue. There aremountains in the paths of thosethe pack reflects almost all ofslow cooling. Marsh] other polar experts who thinkwinds would be almost contin-this energy back into space, but The Russians, because of their NEW CITY LIGHTS isin FOR SOLOMON ham,Atchisc that the situation has now re- uous. if the pack were gone, the wat-dependence on sea routes to 01] versed itself, at least temporar- This would start the forma-er would absorb much of it. ports along their Arctic coast- SOLOMON- This easternkilson; and ily. tion of ice sheets such as thoseThus, some scientists believe line keep the closest watch of Dickinson County op GLOUI town hasa that several times have flowedthe ocean would not freeze anyone on weather trends and completely new street NAMES NE1 If the Arctic would become lightsrG south across North America andagain, even in winter, once thethe drifting pack ice of the Arc- tern. DS&O RuralElectric, RED CLO1 open sea, many experts predict paw, catastruphic climate changes. Eurasia. pack had disappeared. tic ocean. cr supplier for the city,has re. new manage. Storm paths could change; food - The Arctic pack is a thick Those who think the pack Nevertheless, many Russian placed old-style incmde Nebr., Livesi n crust of ice over a deep ocean.is thinning rapidly cite a reportand American scientists agree lights with mercury Vapor Virgil producing area of the central 1. Co6, is U. S. and Eurasia could becomeThus, it differs basically fromby Fridtjof Nansen from 1893with Balchen, a retired air force tures. Lumen measurehas be: ?Ownerof the deserts. the Antarctic ice sheet, whichthat the pack was 43 feet thick.officer who flew Admiral Byrd increased two tothree times Superior bar Many specialists believe thatrests on a loftycontinent. Balchen cites a succession of re- hiring ofM . Whereas melting of the Antarc-ports indicating a steady thin- litek. Miller V0313WORG3k4. tic ice - or slippage of part ofning of the pack that, the data Sin., where it into the seas - would raisesuggest, could vanish by 1990 or Friday barn business sea levels throughout the worldsooner. prior to that by many feet, the melting of The weakness in drawing con- 01.17 years. the floatingice of the Arcticclusions from old ice -thickness, would have no such effect. say some scientists, is the pack MARCH 7 SPRA"I Thisis because floating icevaries widelyinthickness in High press u displaces just as much waterterms of season and location. 6 roller purr as the water produced when theNewly frozen leads, or channels, Starts 1:30 7 roller purr p.m, g Roller Pu ice melts. When ice cubes in abetween the floes may be only sprayer glass melt, for example, the wat-a few inches thick. KEMBLE TRUCK LINE ti'' sprayer 1 er level does not rise. Warm Yet, in the Central Arctic, par- 3.i" sprayer 1 Gulf Stream water flows into 18 Miles West of Topeka off 1-70 Pressure rfl ticularly where the circular MAPLE HILL, KANSAS MISCELL, the Arctic ocean from the At- Power steer] lantic and a lesser amount of AUTHORITIES '61 IHC CO tilt cab, 450engine, Automatic ti heat is also carried in from the ICC Rte 5077, Dkt 58491M 5&2 18" disc hat. Pacific thru the Bering strait. KCC Rte 3343, Dkt 35483M TRAILERS 10 TRACTORS *park plugs At depths below 500 feet, the '68 American 42' Pot, likenew '65 White F.L., 335 Cum., twin'61 Trainliner 42', roof, rebuiltAir tanks . Arctic ocean is underlain by a screw, 4x4 trans., lock diff., rakes Air compress layer of warm water, 2500 feet A.C., R & stereo '61 Trainliner 42', roof, rebuilt Pickup tow "WHEN FLETCH GIVES A TALK, HE thick. Its surface would also be '68 Ford 750, conventional cab, brakes & floor 3 point blade MAKES IT INTERESTING!" 391 V8, 5&2 '60Trainliner42',rebuilt 180 amp wel '61 IHC VCO tilt cab, V8 549, brakes & floor Battery char. 5&2, 5th wheel '56 Keystone grain 36', good Pickup catalog, in For detailed information, write SAVE SOIL, MOISTURE JIM KIRKEMINDE, AUCTIONEER 135 E. 29th, Topeka, Ks.66605 Phone AM 6-4590 HOL AND TIME... Sylvan ITC SALE CO., INC. SylvanGrove,Ks. FRIDAY SALES EACH WEEK Selling 1000-1500 fresh country CENTER stocker and feeder cattle, calves and stock cows each week. Mike Meyer 913-526-3535 Micky Meyer 913-526-3225 ES CO

Quintet. Hog Sale Every Mondaystarts 00 pm, LIVESTOCK COMM. CO. Cattle Sale Every Tuesday12:30 Noon Quinter,Ks. MONDAY SALES EACH WEEK A DEPEIsIDABIE MARKET Selling 1000-1500 fresh country, stocker and feeder cattle, calves FOR ALL CLASSES OF CATILF., BRADY CHISEL PLOW and stock cows each week. Jay Meyer 913.754-3354 That's right . . . eliminate blowing soil . . . trap A LEADING MARKET PLACE melting snow and spring rains .. . and cover up to 3 times moreground than by plowing, witha BRADY Meyer Stocker Feeder: FOR HOGS CHISEL PLOW.Features exclusive rear -mountRock - Order Buying Service' shaft for positive depthcontrol.Heavy, rugged, "years - Featuring Cattle Direct H. P. ROBBINS, Clay Center, ME 2-3210 ahead" design. Comes in 6 sizesand 30 models to From The Country R. A. BRUEWIEMANN, Clay Center, ME 2-2761 fitevery tractorandevery farm.See 'em now at Mike Meyer, Sylvan Grove, Ks., HORACE WARE, Longford, ph. 338-24139 YOUR BRADY DEALER Micky Meyer, Sylvan Grove or Contact Jay Meyer, Quinter, Ks. Barn Phone MX 2-.2S61 WALT LIPS SALES CO. adwcesiTER,KANS. Clay Center, Kans. 913 ME 2-5100

SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY Beverly Stockyards Salina, Kansas s Co. V7-4-1," With a good run of livestock on hand Wednesday, the market looked 50k higher on yearlings and calves and fully steady on all other classes of cattle. We had a house full Ezra Ade, Carlton 62 mix hfrs 558 @26.55 of buyers and could have sold a lot more cattle. Carl Jones, Carltonalso 4 whif steers 595 @28.80 Listed below are a few sales from Wednesday's auction: 13 mix steers 789 @27.00 Whether buying or selling livestock, plan to be withWed- us Paul Schroder, Lorraine 33 blk steers 646 @28.35 nesday. For highest prices for your livestock and one of the also CATTLE 21 blk heifers 599 @26.00 most widely advertised sales in Kansas, bill your next consign- Kent Shaffer, Ada Albert Wesley, Ada 1 gum. cow 1420 @ 17.00 15 whif steers 406 @31.80 ment to the Beverly Stockyards Co. at Salina. For moreinfor- Melvin Janzen, Lorraine 5 whif steers 516 @ 30.00 also 7 blk heifers 413 @26.20 Gene Mullen, Ada mation about prices and selling time on your livestock, get in also 11 whif steers 765 @ 27.50 5 whif cows 883 @ Dean White 18.50 touch with us and we will come and look at them. Thelbert Janzen, Lorraine 1 whif cow 1145 @ 18.20 28 mix steers 717 @28.00 Stanley Molhagen, Lorraine 49 blk steers 560 @ 30.90 SPECIAL NOTICE - To be sold Wednesday, March 19 incon- HOGS corn- John Van Camp, New Cambia 4 whif heifers 536 @ 26.25 Carmon Siler, Wells nection with our regular sale. 20 registered Charlois bulls L. M. Newman, Osborne 35 mix steers 870 @ 27.50 6 hamp sows 359 @17.20 ing2 year olds. The majority of these bulls are Sam Breeding. Paul Lehman, Abilene 1 hol cow 1305 @ 18.60 Glenn Miller, Abilene 1 white sow Palmer Price, Salina 215 @16.50 Harley Peterson Charlois Ranch. Bob Woodruff, Ada 18 mix steers 998 @ 26.75 17 red butchers229 @ Because Clinton Jensen, Brookville 20.15 Merlin Lee, Tescott 39 whif steers 684 @ 28.90 1 blk butcher 265 @19.65 also to 29 blk steers 611 @ 30.00 , the

For more information about Sat-4 Beverly Stockyards Market reports oni(F it,\ 1 Thursda prices for your livestock get Co., Salina, Kansas, Wednesday morn- in touch with us and we will Located on east edge of Salina on old highway 40 urday and Satr ings at 7:20;also liLSI under t1 come and look at them. JACK BEVERLY, SalinaTA3-3191 mornings PAUL DIEHL,Brookville 225-3503 HAR LA BOB GRACE, Salina, TA 7-1541 day andWednesday JENSEN, Salina TA3-8445 JIMFORSHEE, Concordia CH3-4717 at 7:10. the mar] MarchA7,190 11 CLOSE CATHOLIOS AREA GRADES the south TWO elementary schools at Catholic 1 the ice co:lelfn and Effingham are to vulnerable,'er A'0'2Beattie Downtown bpclosed at theend of the cur MANHATTAN Moderate rent schoolyear. The Kansas I p made the decis- pr-"citronr -"cut nel:a4':10City Archdiocese t",: recommended the '8Parenev a n, it also tn-Mad r--Ltueatt" closing'losing of the school at Wet- and the seventh and ertiteyi ovethee oice".a`ukli AUT at Olpe. Beattie CENTER eighth grades Marshall County; Effing- iVsoursio_ CITY LIGIcrs in Atchison; Wetmore, Jack - )1,03,10N Lyon. FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS! tinsen CountyTthoiSw: IDestelY new street ;.lb,,Rs.1.3EnD;fEaCsnLdOlsil.;°E1DWPeB'MANAGER i,rdppi&je°r ftrtalheEche4: RED CLOUD, NEBR. - The oldstyle new managerof the Red Cloud, s with ineand.,,, Nebr., LivestockCommission Mercury Miller. Dean Jones, LumenT Co. is Virgil 'wner of the Red Cloud and aged twoto -- ti,slie...1'E;1 Superior barns, announced the hiring of Miller,effective this creek. Miller is from Chatfield, Minn., where he wasin the sale Fredabarn business for 15 years, and prior to that, a livestock buyer See or 17 years. FLOYD WOODWORTH For all automotive He has 20 needs ! MARCH 1SPRAYER PARTS in this areayears experience High pressure hand guns9.75 . 6 roller pumps 19.95 Starts 1:30 17 roller pumps 34.95 FREE STORESIDE 8 Roller Pumps 34.95 PARKING %" sprayer hose 22c ft. Phone PR K LINE V sprayer hose 26c ft. 6-9251 V sprayer hose 41c ft. a off 170 Pressure regulators . . 5.25 iSAS MISCELLANEOUS PARTS 1Power steering kits . 189.50 CO tilt cab,450eni Automatic tractor radios... 64.95 18" disc harrow blades, lots of TRAILERS 10 3.69 Get Your erican 42' Pot,like rOSparic plugs in sets each .. 50e Truck And TractorTires Now! inliner 42',roof, Ht. Air tanks 16.50 Air compressors . . 59.95 to 84.50 (Highway Tread) inliner 42',roof, tk.ickup tow bars 20.95 (Mud Grip) TRACTOR FRONTS s & floor point blades 99.95 up Size Price fed. tax Size Price ainliner 670x15 fed. tax Size Price Ply 42', rebuill 80 amp welders 99.95 $20 2.40 670x15 25.50 fed. tax 700x15 2.76 550x16 13.00 4 s & floor attery chargers .. 6.75 to 17.89 $27 2.85 700x15 30.50 3.27 550x16 .86 600x16 $20 15.60 6 .95 stone grain 36',goat Pickup yourfreespring 2.39 650x16 26.50 2.96 600x16 catalog, in now. 650x16 $22 2.62 700x16 16.25 4 .98 31.50 3.33 600x16 17.50 1, write 700x16 $26 3.00 750x16 39.50 6 1.09 rIONEER 4.16 Phone AM 64596 HOLT FARM SUPPLY Open Monday and ThursdayNights Til 9:00p.m. xt To Sale Barn TTAN PR 6-7943 Also Shop Penneys CatalogPhone PR 6-4711 forService ManhattanCommission Co.,Inc. Sale &vizi/ Wueaday

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MANHATTAN We buy fat hogs in Manhattan, S. SALES COMPANY SALE EVER7'THLIP Sr,p,"{ Alma, and Eskridge according" to the following schedule: 1111 HP a 1Stv.- At Manhattan 1.4**4*40 Tuesdays & Saturdays BUYING HOURS a,Kansasi! 8 a.m. to 1: 00 p.m. At Alma ----- I. Every Tuesday

II 8 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. dan to bewith us Rd. At Eskridge the tock andone of Every Wednesday di your nextconsiiii. alMa. Formoldy 8: a.m. to 1: 00 p.m. ,ourlivestock, BCtin For information call the barn at them. in Manhattan, PR 6-4815. Oryou may call Joe Raine at Maple Hill 19 in co* day, March 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449- bolls C,00 2347, or Alma yard 765-3841 ed Charlois Breedio& FOR ESTIMATES ills are Sam -Alta Vista, 229-6430 Because W. E. DUGAN of the mud making it difficult for cattle to get JOE RAINS Maple Hill, 663-2226 Manhattan, JE 9-3744 to the DON WELLS $ barn,we are not making a report of oursale last MERVIN SEXTON Abilene, CO 3-3449 The Manhattan Commission mgr.Manhattan, JE 9-5561 Thursday. C. J. WENTZ, bus. iorts onKFR-\1_Sat. While we had more cattle than we expected, Company, Inc. 517 kVeduesda)' 1nugs under the ELS' circumstances, there was not enough to test Manhattan, PR 6-4815 ; also BARN PHONE 2% MILES EAST ON US 24 morn ednesdaYl3 i,S the 7. Consignment Reports MANHATTAN, KANSAS maixet. WIBW radio 6:30 A.M. Thursdays WIBW-TV 12:1S Noon Wednesdays AUCTIONEER: JOE RAINE shaping the cut, paint the edges top damage has occurred. How- to decay,so top ever if the tree is split down of the wound with whie shellac. when absolutelya branch How To Prune Storm -Damaged Trees Then paint the entire wound neeessar;S,on11- the middle, uprooted, badly not top ordehorn with a tree wound dressing, slightly undarna; How do you prune and repair breakage has occurred high on twisted, and broken up, then you damaged available at lawn and garden them alone limbs, Cea; storm damaged trees & shrubs? the tree, don't attempt to repairprobably should remove it. even when supply stores. ones require James J. Nighswonger, Exten- it yourself. Hire a trained ar- When removing broken, torn topping,"tea; or split limbs, always remove "Topping or dehorning may Bolting sion landscape architect at Kan- borist to do the job. Limit your be necessary if severe top dam- or cabling sas State University, indicates ewn repair work to small trees the limb completely. Leave as times aidgreatly in and damaged limbs near the short a stub as possible. The age has occurred," Nighswon- badly damaged repai*, that the answer to this question ger says. "This method of prun- tree. A tr.'', depends upon three factors - ground. limb should be removed back to arborist withthe ing leaves large stubs, subject properto. the size of the damaged tree, If the main trunk and scaf- ifspoint of attachment. After can do thiswork. fold (supporting) branches are "If your the extent of the damage, and shrubshave the nature of the damage. still intact, the tree will usually damagedextensively, rem: If the tree is large orif limb 132 worth saving even if severe all brokencanes," the landscapearchitect 1{Stio with tree branches,advises them completely. remo,i How Do not Special Discount stubs. If theshrubs are se\ damaged, cutthe canes It's Done ground level. offd THIS WEEK Illustration No. 1 Most decidnoz shrubs havea remarkable shows a broken ity to grow back," branch which would be removed. No. 2 shows proper re- moval of the brok en branch to its Won't TellSites point of attachment. A canoe - shaped pruning cutOf BigFarm will heal best. No. 3 shows the three Center Promotion cuts required to re The locations movealarge of 10 sites CHICK STARTER huge agribusiness branchwithout centers h: tearing the bark. been chosen, butNational11:- It's. Better Than Ever Illustration No. 4 StoresInc.of Minneapolis: shows the same Minn., says it Produced fresh at the KEY Mill, delivered fresh to tree after cuts 1 isn'ttelling ,. KEY Dealers or direct from the mill. and 2 have been another 30 days. A The big farm See Your KEY Dealer or Call made. supply cent: each to be builton a 40acto

site around a livestockauctiz KEY MILLING COMPANY will have tenantssupplying n: CLAY CENTER, KANS. Phone ME 2-2141 feed, animal healthsupplies, financing, and othersegnienn-. of agribusiness.

The livestock marketsare Spring be built by the Competitive Livestock Markets Corp.of B.F Goodrich Kansas City, an association: country livestock auctions.ll:

arcing of the farm centersLA) LIVE PIG thru Litton Industries. Promoters of the farmcc TO BE GIVEN AWAY tors are predicting each life stock auction would haveaniL

FREE SATURDAY sales of around $10 millionis Tire the other affiliated stores in ft: center would gross aroundit million per year. Thurs., Fri., Sat.& Monday Abilene Locations of the sites thus ft have been described merely a being in the "middle states." March 6f 7, & 10 Passenger Tire Seconds Free Coffee & Donuts Free Prizes For Everyone P[ Mfg) TIE Ian

HEAVY DUTY EXPRESS B.F Goodrich OFF TRUCK TIRES For example: G78x14 (8.25-14) 6.00-16 6 Ply Price $48.05 Polyester Fiberglass Belted

6.50-16 6 Ply $16.00 SALE PRICE $24.03 7.00-15 6 Ply $19.00 Plus Fed. Ex. Tax'- No Trade -In Required All types & tread designs on sale. Blackwalls, white 7.50-20 10 Ply $35.00 walls, Nylons, Polyester, Belted, Radial. 8.25-20 10 Ply $37.00 LARGE SELECTION OF BELTEDTIRES 6.70-15 6 Ply "JOGGINGI S SOMETIMESBETTER $1500 THAN WALKING AND THEREARE 8.25-20 10 Ply $46.00 SPECIALS TIMES WHEN RUNNING ISBETTER COMPARABLE SAVINGS IN OTHER SIZES POWER GRIP NYLON REARS THAN JOGGING!" All prices plus FederalExcise Tax arid 18.4-386 ply- $120 Re -Salable Tire. B.F Goodrich 18.4-346 ply- $100

FIRST QUALITY 12.4x28 MULTI -RING First Quality 4 ply $48 13.6x28 First Quality 4 ply...... $52 13.6x38 First Quality 6 ply $78 15.5x38 NYLON FRONTS First Quality 6 ply $80 18.4x30 First Quality 6 ply $105 11.2-28 4 ply - $41 12.4-38 4 ply - $58 14.9-286 ply - $85 5.00x15 4 -Ply $7.95 SLIGHTLY BLEMISHED 12.4x28 4 ply 5.50x16 4 -Ply $7.95 13.6x28 4 ply $43 14.9x28 4 ply $47 13.6x38 855 6.00x16 4 -Ply $8.95 6 ply $72 15.5x38 6 ply 18.4x30 $75 6.00x16 6 -Ply $14.95 6 ply $95 All The Following Are 6 ply 6.50x16 6 -Ply $12.95 18.4x34 - $94 16.9x34 - $92 16.9x38 - $105 14.9x26 - $65 7.50x15 6 -Ply $19.95 18.4x266 ply - $95 18.4x26"Special Service"- $100 7.50x16 6 -Ply $19.95 All Prices Plus Fed. Ex.Tax & Resaleable Tire Prices plus Federal 7.50:18 4 -Ply ,..' Excise Tax. $16.95 :,olk .:%%ww. Porta..Cortal,Fs No trade-in needed. 7.50x18 6 -Ply $21.95 Now.with a new Stroberg sal, can sort, load or spraylivestock right Plus Re -saleable tire than 20minures,04 Add $3 if no exchange tire thefield: sow. inless Pstr experienced men can set upan entire all -steelpanelsiO Its 12. -pound self417 POWERHOUSE rrECTRIC Corral. a durable, together quickly to form us DRILL Rex's Deep RockServia rich all21 porting structure. trub°1',., y_-.-- Special Completean enough to hold 200 cows. for theta 6th & Buckeye purpose trailer chute.Trite today Abilene: Ks. about thePortatorrit story and free literature CO 3-9813 COMP EQUIPMENT aStroberill Nuichinion.140 603 urban-Dim' lecay,so ? r uop it top :r thtly d '1°1°1111111,32' aloarnaged s ri,e even olthquire t6Ipping!, aidg °r cablingv, WINTHIS les[Y dgre"Inn TRACTOR anlaged tr rk'* °rist with ee. do this atyour aged -',Ubs 114, broke eXtensively sean canes'" th'er:; HYDROSTATIC HEADQUARTERS tti..)° architect r branches s. If the h' shrubs °arr' aged,cut tfte can- ind level. ibs have Most de.!:!

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? big farmSupply to be builton a,1;,,1 round a livestock ave tenantssuppit, animal health mg, and otherRt.: ibusiness, International Hydrostatic 544 Tractor livestock given to some lucky farmer free of charge. markets ,1 ilt by theCompef: Come in and see it-and register for the ock Markets CorT, drawing. SEE YOUR NEARBY DEALER sCity, an asseeit: y livestock auetiol See the greatest advance ever in farm For The Date Of His of the farmrem:.:, tractor speed selection-Hydrostatic All- itton Industries, noters of the farmi Speed Drive-from "9 below to 20 above HYDROSTATIC OPEN HOUSE re predicting each: and everything between." ruction would have:: if around $10 milk ter affiliated store would gross aroutin per year. Hydrostatic Features ions of the sites It een described me; n the "middle state. Capacity-Reliability-Productivity JgME 1.4 4 .1 Safety in all these machines

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Abilene leanardville Abilene Truck & Tractor,Inc. Kendall Garage & Imp!. Co. Phone CO 3-4727 Phone 293-5661 Frankfort Marysville Co. Bruno Implement Co. Esslinger Implement Phone 562-2843 Phone BY2-4424 Hanover Wakefield HanoverImplementCo. Auld Chevrolet Inc. Phone HO 1-5414 NZ.* Phone ED7-2821 c Po°,krfi::(0,0.j4 Strober; 7 livesyc.,,0. )fspray '.p.; Junction City Washington in less that-0 up an eto:flo, n can set d all durste tit,9",!4 -P°u" a" Co. Schumacher's, Inc. to form ads. io Mohn Implement Pa With all 21 ai 814 North Jefferson .orozdl Phone 325-2316 0- 0 co v; s chute '`:e'perCe` 8-5101 about '" Phone CE Dove C001 11 OrctEQUIPMENT rban "" The pressure was on the na- ago., "With a reasonable price, sup- tional cattlemen's association to March wage some sort of campaign ply and demand are balanced 4, 1969 Cattlemen Keep Supply against the food chains. for the first time in years," Instead, the association and House said. "Under this situation, the cattle industry, by itscountry for farmers other cattle groups undertook a to nikke And Demand In Balance campaign to persuade feeders voluntary restraint on produc-quick shiftsin production, not to feed to heavy weights. Ation, has proved it can influencefrom hogs tobeef,for ins 11/1E Prices in recent months have House recalled that in the lastreduction in the weight of the prices. This is what I mean Relatively goodprices in the proved that supply and demandfew years, when prices were steer going to market cuts beefwhen I say we have proved thebeef businessautomatically k of its still work in the beef business,down, many cattlemen were supplies the same as a reductionmarket is not controlled." to increaseproduction. Bill House, Cedar Vale, Ks., pres- contending the markets were in numbers. Feeders responded The industry still has prob- anYr being controlled by the chain has ident of the American National and beef supplies have been lems, the president of the na- HAVE YOUBOUGHT Cattlemen's Association, said stores and that even the bigbrought somewhat into line tional association insisted. He YOUR at Kansas City to the Missouripackers, once the villain, no with demand. Prices have risen.listed as No. 1 inflation in costs Cattlemen's Association. longer were a dominant factor. The beef industry has bene- cf production, which can rise ACRA-PLANT 04 fited from the fact that beef isfaster than it is possible to get adver a preferred food. When incomesincreases in the price of beef. OPENERS Grain rise, per capita consumption al-Second, it is possible in this and s so rises, and consumption in- last Y creases also as the population increases. Se The government's January 1 Stuck In The Mud? Cf inventory on cattle in this coun- Se try indicated, House said, that BL the expansion of the beef industry has been almost halted for Overload Problem? th the first time in a decade. Cat- fi tle numbers are only a little Solve Them higher than they were a year WithHercules Duplex Tires

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Jones & Knopp WA2-3241 1121 Crawford ME 2-5202 CASH CENTRALIA MARYSVILLE billing McBratney ImpL Brauchi Brothers Phone 857-3815 SALINA LINN Valisholtz Impl. Co. Kuhlman Motor Co. TOTAL: March 4196 40011101~1000110110.0111014i rite reasonGRASS & GRAIN has 'Yshiftst°for aUMITMC5AssIZ'Iii7g2TIMACO hogsto bettiNfotit vely RATES: $1 a week for 15 words'or less. Add if a word for additional words. DISCOUNTS: (with good price: cash orderg only) deduct 10% if ad111115 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. REFUNDS: you usamess More Readers autornati may collect *refund at the Ag Press office for any unused amount paid if an ad is cancelled. CLAS- tease classified advertising and sales section SIFIED DISPLAY: (boxed ads) $1.82a column inch. CASH: ads not accompanied by cash have a Produe% of its than any newsweeklyin the state is that Grass& Grain 25 -cent tilling charge added. Mail To: Ag Press- P.O. Box 1009 - 1207 MOro - Manhattans Kansas 66502 - JE 9-7558, has 4111=1Mimmm DON'T FORGET More Classified Notices Dale Wells Blue Valley advertising for readers to read. Last year Grass & Hereford Sale Grain ran 25,084 inches (314 pages) of classified ads SAT., MARCH 8 and sales. This year volume is running 24% over I Fairbury, Nebr. SURGE 33 BULLS 12 FEMALES last year. AUCTIONEERING For Full Details See Pipe Line Bucket Milkers Grass & Grain Feb. 25 SellLand,Livestock,Implements, Stalls Mud) Cars & Trucks, Furniture, Feed & 324 Frederick ME 2-2811 MANHATTAN Seed, Antiques, Services. Find a Good Lawrence E. Welter CLAY CENTER, KANS. Quarter Horse Buy. The Way to Tell the Most - for AUCTIONEER the least cost - is thru G&G Classi- REAL ESTATE BROKER Production Sale ()Wee Your Sale Solicited SAT., APRIL 12 fied. Large or Small DAIRY SUPPLIES Starts 1:00 p.m. 1 EAST HIGHWAY US 24 at Manhattan Sale Barn A WEEK MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 MANHATTAN, KANS. WAMEGO DAIRY SUPPLY For Catalogs Write: ires 15 words or less Real Estate Your authorized dealer for: Lee Walter, Rt. 1, Manhattan S 5c word, additional And General Sales or and Merle Flinn, St. George, Ks. of DeLaval milkers Clay push-button farm eqpt. NATIONALLY ACCREDITED - Mud & Snow REACH 14,200 SUBSCRIBERS Mueller Bulk Tanks SPF Yorkshire gilts, from test- Ed Reimer ed bloodlines. Harvey Herrs, AUCTIONEER Stores And Service From Linn, Kansas, Phone 348-2252. WRITE YOUR We Specialize in Selling Wamego & Sabetha, Kansas x3 DAIRY CATTLE BIG, GROWTHY Angus bulls AD HERE "A complete Sale Service" For Free Estimates Call: for sale. All ages to 26 months. Ready for heavy service. Guar- Phone or write for sale WAMEGO 4567200 or anteed breeders. Kenneth dates. SABETHA AV 4-2958 Moore, Roxbury, Kans., phone Telephone 367-2373 2314. xl d TruckTina GOESSEL, KANSAS "Marion County" NATIONALLY ACCREDITED 325x20 SPF Yorkshire boars and open DeLaval Clay gilts. Sam and Jon Thole, Mar- 100x20 1/2 tread ion, Kansas. x2 Bob Wilson All Makes )00x20 Auctioneering GOOD PAIR sorrel mules and Real Estate Service & Repair harness, smooth mouth, working All types sales daily. Pair sorrel Belgian mares, 1.50ea. Ph. 494-2552 Dairy Equipment 8 and 9, wt. 3300. Broke, bred, 1st Come or 778-3424 one registered. Pair coming 2 - Box 118 - St. George, Ks. year -old sorrel Belgian fillies. 1st Served All 4 have blaze faces, light Joe McClure manes and tails.Registered Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista yearling Quarter stud colt, red LAND IMPROVEMENT dun. Write or see Delbert An- derson, Pomona, Kansas. x1 TIRE SALES LAND IMPROVEMENT FOR SALE - Registered Poll- Livestock ed Hereford bulls. Serviceable 3 "Soil Conservation Doesn't age. Junior Breymeyer, Wa- Cost-lt Pays" mego, Kans., Phone 456-9878. Ponds, terraces, waterways, xl and leveling, drainage ditch- Dairymen-Buy SHEEP FOR SALE - 35 large es, clearing, landscape grad- Suffolks and open-faced West- ing. The Best For Less :Y THOMPSON ern 2 yr. old ewes. Most have e & Mag Wheels We have for your selection at lambs which are running to a all times the largest supply ofcreep. Two Suffolk and two Roggendorff Hampshire rams. Phone St. Conservation Construction FRESH SPRINGER George 494-2607. x1 Arthur Roggendorff HOLSTEIN -GUERNSEY Phone JE 9-3984 JERSEY DUROCS -Bred gilts 5 large HATCHERY 1630 OSAGE-MANHATTAN 400 lbs. farrowing early April. SWISS and MILKING Vaccinated & registered. J. G. SHORTHORN COWS & Benyshek, Cuba, Ks., Phone 38 - 3. 66502 HEIFERS Fl. x2 Financing available up to FOR SALE - 7 3 & 4 yr. old MEMORIALS 24 mos. purebred Angus cows with SEASON SPECIALS calves and ten heavy springers, 100 head of open Holstein hei- $250. Vernon Hutfles, Seneca, fers Ks., Phone DE 6-2726. xl Rundle 50 head Holstein heifer calves MONUMENT (:(21. REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE zwe (Formerly Cody) CALVES! CALVES! serviceable age boars and open HARLAN RUNDLE We will have 400 to 500 calves gilts. Also bred sows and gilts Don't forget to include Stones designed and cut by beef cross. 2 weeks to 450 lbs. to farrow soon. Herman Dohl, 100 name, address and/or phone. experienced craftsmen in our At our barn every week for the Sylvan Grove, Kans., 526-3303. ETS coMaflas next several months. own plant. FOR SALE - 70 head ewes. 0 .....$5.00 FIGURE YOUR COST HERE. Office & Display Rer.:o Gary Umscheid, Phone 456-2286, 4th & Grant W. G. WIEBE Wamego, Kans. x2 0 .....$5.90 TOTAL NO. OF WORDS ME 2-2323 t"5,. Phone 244-7625 REAL NICE three year old reg- D .....$5.90 RATE: (Minimutn) 15 words or less $1.00 CLAY CENTER Summerfield, Kansas istered Buckskin Quarter mare for sale. Bred to AAA stallion, CEMETERY green broke, real gentle. A real Additional words @ 5c each (Exam- PERFORMANCE TESTED nice mare, blind in right eye ple, a 20 -word ad has 5 more words MEMORIALS but she has no trouble. Bill than 15. 'EP 5c each Five words ANGUS SALE Wheeler, La Crosse, Kans. 913- would be 25c) 54 Year Continuous Service 222-2706. Display Located on US24 60 Bulls SB2 COST FOR 1 WEEK East of City Limits 40 BRED YORKSHIRE gilts. (Add figures above) $ Sons of a 2460 lb. Certified Meat Sire These are large gilts out of reg- Multiply one -week cost times num- istered SPF parent stock. Will ber of weeks you want ad to run. SCHAUBEL Carcass Demonstration start farrowing March 18. No MONUMENT CO., INC. 10:30 a.m. papers. These have to be sold E" PHONE:17844" by farrowing date. Also 3 SPF LESS DISCOUNTS- (See below) RR 3 Box 20 ME 2-3531 SATURDAY York boars, weigh 350 lbs, and 2 ORDERED ----- York herd boars, SPF, weigh TE Clarence Blanc, President March 15 550 lbs. Geo. J. Rytych, Narita, I ENCLOSE $ CLAY CENTER DATE WANTED/ LAFLIN BROS. Ks., Munden Phone 42-31. x2 RUN THISAD CONSECUTIVE WEEKS Olsburg, Kansas NATIONALLY ACCREDITED SPF Yorkshire and Hampshire DISCOUNTS:(with cash orders only) deduct 10% MONUMENTS boars and open gilts. Fall and if ad runs2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. spring test station performance REFUNDS: BULL SALE you may collect a refund at theAg 50 Serviceable Age 50 records on both breeds avail- Pressofficefor any unused amount paidif an MANHATTAN able. Floyd Meyer, Palmer, Ks.. ad iscancelled. MONUMENT CO. 8 Sons of Phone 308. x2 CLASSIFIEDDISPLAY (boxed ads) $1.68 a column Burger of Classlochie inch. 32 Grandsons REGISTERED POLLED94eIca CASH: J. J. BEAUDET of "Burger" 'ford bulls 12 to 17 monk Ads not accompanied by cash have a 25 -cent Office and Display 10 Grandsons Harry Riffel,Hope, KELx3 'Pilling chargeadded. 123 No. 3rd of Ermitre of Haymont Phone Navarre. MAIL TO: Res. Phone MARCH 28 12:30 p.m. FOR SALE -Two % Charolak s Office Phone bulls 18 months old. Sired by AG PRESS- 1207MORO - PR 84978 MANHATTAN, KANSAS PR 8.5137 Latzke Angus Farms son of Sam 951. LeRoy L. Laue, JUNCTION CITY, KANS. Phone ED 7-2531, Hanover, Ks. P.O. BOX 1009 MANHATTAN, KANS. SB1 USED TRUCKS FOR SALE - Four year old 22 HOLSTEIN SPRINGER heif- IN sTocx mostly Appaloosagelding, ers far sale; some are close up. 1969 GMC 1/2 ton,350 VI white, broke and gentle. Also 5 Holstein heifers, fresh. 2 Milk- CHEVROLET/ PS, PB, factoryair sup' au' smooth mouth black gelding, ing Shorthorns, fresh. Foster tom,list $4176.Sale.$ good cow horse and team rop-Kretz, Clay Center, Kans., phone 1966 GMC % ton $t N: ing horse. Bob Alexander, RR3, Morganville WA 6 4422. x2 LARGE STOCK OF TRUCKS radio, custom'AM v6 : pRIC: Council Grove, Ks. SB1 1955 Chev. 2 ton, new motor, cab,very 41 FOR SALE - Reg. Polled Short- ...$1095 1956 GMC Ys ton $195 131/2' box & hoist 1964 Dodge 1/2 ton, ,31 ;68 Galaxi( ACCREDITED SPF Yorkshires. horns, bulls, females, all ages. 318 V84. VS, $1495 1961 IHC 2 ton 345 V8, 2-sp., 4-whl. drive, lock July & Sept. boars and gilts. Elvin Britt, 2 miles west Tal- 1965 Chev. 34 ton, LWB box & hoist, 33,000 mi , clean out, hastit mage, Phone 388-2748. This unit will handle Performance tested. Some from x3 1966 Chev. 34 ton, 6 cyl., 3speed, $24) you have around that DEW certified litters. We think you $1595 the lo 968 Mustar will like these. Vincent Keller, FOR SALE - Registered An - LWB, wide box 1959 IH 190 screw with 13' roads . ... bus bulls, 17 mo. old, Ermitre 1962 Ford . % ton,LWB WOO Wymore, Nebr. Phone Barnes - 2 1965Ford %tracSWB, V8, 3- gravel box, clean, 401 V8 . ton 674-3364. SB3 breeding. Star Angus farm, $1195 $2995 sowed, very good 968 Torino Miltonvale, Ks., Ph 4274506. x2 speed,position 1961 Chev. 3/4 ton,LWB64. V8, aut., FOR SALE -5 Charolais steer 1966 Chev. tilt cab, 327 V8,18' 1951 Chev. % ton $211'5 very good calves and 5 CharedatB heiferFOR SALE - Purebred year- 1951 Chev. 2 ton, LWB, 131/2' 1959 Chev. 2 ton, 968 Torino. ling Polled Hereford bull. RFD box & hoist, power steering, spd., tandem, 14V8, 5.upd. 6500 miles calves, wt. 525. Erwin Fink, Bostrom seat,900tires grain box, 2-spd., 8.25 tires yard du Herkimer, Ks. Oketo 744-2303 1, Wakefield, Ks., Clifford Fasse $3795 $695 heavy duty. Saddle xl x2 rubber, work horsetanks, 1964 Chev. 1/2ton, V8, LWB, W . 966 Galaxie 1958 Chev. 1/2 ton, 6,.3.sod, FOR SALE - Reg. Shorthorn box, aut., power steering, racks, needs engine. low milea; Beardmore Price bulls, Reds & Roans. 12 to 20 Feed & Seed power brakes $1195 5400 967 Ranges mo. Idealfor crossbreeding. 1956 GMC % ton, 6, Glenn E. Lacy, Miltonvale, Ks., Chevrolet Co., Inc. 1959 Diamond T, sleeper cab, 4 slit, ra automatic Phone 4274513. x4 620 Market 402223-5252 tandem axle 'tractor, 220 Cum- ...... 966 Gal.50 mins dsl. $2995 1955 Chev. Y2 ton,6,3 FOR SALE - 1962 RWA 13'10" BEATRICE, NEBR. racks spd, air FOR SALE - Registered DurocJD disk. George Tischhauser, 1962 Chev. 2 ton, tandem axle, ...... boars. Crackerjack breeding. Carlton, Ks., Ph. Elmo 2013. 19"6 Chev. % ton,antique Floyd Anderson, Rt. 2, Linds- x2 dump $1795 FORD SA borg, Ks., Phone 913 - 227-3105. FOR SALE - Prairie hay, $15 Truck Headquarters 1964 Chev. 80 Series, tandem Seneca's Tradenist x2 per ton. Robert L. Schaefer, Neo- axle, 13' dump body, full air New Truck Dealer StenbE sho Rapids, Ks. Phone DI 2-7647. FOR SALE DISPERSING My 17 Register- brakes, 5 sp ,2 sp., 409 V8, Nemaha Valley ph. 446-3532 ed Quarter mares, some top xl1969 Chevy pickup, aut. trans., power steering $3950 Motor breeding. Bred toMason's SELL OR TRADE- 600 bales factory air, 350 V8, 2 -tone 1965 Chev. tractor, tandem, 80 GMC SALES & SERVICE Cross, known son of Bill Doolin. of alfalfa in barn fora good 1967 Chevy pickup, V8, custom series, 409 engine, 5 -speed, 2 - ONLY TM. ChryslerPlymouth Price $4750. Also 2 -horse trail- milk cow. Art Carlson, Olsburg, cab, 3 -speed, with camper speed, full air brake, extra GltiC SKAGGS er and 16' gooseneck with sleep- Kans., 468-3576. xl 1965 Chev. pickup, V8, 3-spd., 2 - good $5250 on US 36 Seneca, Kansas IN M. er nose. Melvin Blecha, Man- tone 1960 Trail -Mobile 37' grain trail- kato, Kansas. x2 DAIRY PELLETS, range pellets Phone DE 6-3481 andall 1967 Chev. 2 -ton, 2-spd ,V8, 50 er $1995 Ask for Val orRoy kindsoffertilizers. A- I 1 WANTED - Dozen large Here- Manhattan Milling Co., 107 series, with new 131/2' fold 1957 American 38' platform ford or Hereford cross cows Pierre, Manhattan. TF Chg down box & hoist $1750 Double Checked with fall calves by side. Albert 1966 Chev. 1 ton, dual whls ,all 1968 Mustan Winkler, 901 Juniper Drive, RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for hors- new tires, 10' fold down box 1957 Ford 1/2ton, 6 cyl ,3-sp., speed. R& Manhattan, Ks., Phone PR es. Product of Key Milling Co and hoist SWB $295 Used Cars wide oval Clay Center, Kans., Phone ME 6-6497. SB1 1964 Ford 2 ton, 2-spd., will 1963 Ford 1/2 ton, V8, 3 sp., 1965 Chev. Malibu 4 dr., low 2-2141. SBTP carry 16' box LWB, real clean $795 mileage 968 PONTI. FOR SALE - Reg. Polled Here- 1965 Chev. 2 ton, 2-spd., with 1963 Buick LeSabre 4 dr., hardtop, ford, proven herd sire. ALS Real FOR SALE - Minhafer seed 1949 IH 11/2 ton, SWB, 10' box pow steering, f; oats. Germ. 96, purity 98.79. new 151/2' box & hoist & air 11 Choice The 15th.7yr. old. Ar- and hoist, 4 -speed $695 1964 Pontiac Tempest, 6 cyl., owner, nold Wittorff, 21/2 N. of Inman,State tested. Wesley Heilman, 1948 Chev. 2 ton, 2-spd., with 12' nrw 585-2170. xl Green, Ks. x2 box and hoist 1961 Chev. 1/2 ton, SWB $595 1963 Buick Special 2 dr. 1961 Chev. 80 Series LCF trac- 1962 Corvair stationwagon 1965 Mustang NATIONALLY ACCREDITED MINHAFER SEED oats, germ. VS. 4 -speed SPF Purebred Hampshire and 5%, Purity 99.82. State tested. tor, 5 speed, 2 speed, air Siebe's Repair - Yorkshire boars. Serviceable $1.00 be. bin run. Erwin Hiester- brakes, good $1995 MANHATTAN T age. Richard Schoen, Phone 913 man, Linn, Ks., DI 8-2271. x3 Trucks 1963 Chev. % ton, SWB $895 1966 Chevro 526-3400, Sylvan Grove, Ks. x2 MOTORS, INC. der, 4 -speed MINHAFER OATS. State test- JANSEN, NEBR. 1967 Hobbs 40 ft. platform $3250 one owner 12 GILTS for sale; breeding size ed, germ. 94, purity 99.34. $1 Telephone 402 424-2670 1951 IH 1/2 ton $145 BUICK , OPEL Hamp-York cross. Also 2000 Herman Vathauer, Greenleaf, 965 GMC 1963 Chev. 80 Series, 409 engine, NOW IN OUR 50th YEAR bales red clover hay & some Kans. 66943. Phone 747-5696. Main Office 311.117 Houston -1-speed prairie hay. Manhattan, Ks., SB2 single axletractor, extra - Used Car Lot at 214 Houston OPEN Phone 776-7106. SB1 .. clean $3250 FOR SALE -- -- 250 bu. Roxor- Main Office PR 83537 BANK RA' FOR SALE - Registered Angus ange cane seed. 99.5% purity, 1941 Chev. 11/2 ton $145 bulls, 20 to 24 mo. old. Honeycutt 13% moisture, 94% germination. The largest stock of heavy duty Lot PR 6.4414 'Angus Farm, Blue Rapids.xl 5c per lb. Phone 455-3432, Wilcid Chev. truck parts an the Mid - MANHATTAN, KANS. Michaud, 5 mi. S, 41/2 W. Clifton, USED TRUCKS West. Parts for engines, trans- kaggs ( POLLED SHORTHORN bulls, Kansas. x4 66 Chev. 1 ton with new 10' fold- missions & 2 speed axles. registered, weight for age. Beef down bed, V8, 4 speed, dual y,,,, Tl type. Perfect Diamond Rod- FOR SALE - Recleaned Min- rear wheels, air conditioned, Dealer for El Dorado Campers Flea ney. 'lb 30 mo. John Reece, hafer seed oats, germ. 94,_Purity extra clean Several Models In Stock "Where C Langdon, Kans. SB1 99.44, Jesse Tolman, Westmore- Thei 66 Ford F-100 8' styleside pickup, 1967 Ford F-100 6 cyl., custo 2nd land, Kans., Phone 224-3405. x4 (5 cyl., Cruise-o-matic, very TWO AND THREE yr. old Reg. -- cab, SWB Hereford bulls, with size & qual- clean Melton Motor Co., Inc. Phone 1967 Ford F-250, 34 ton, LWB MANHAT lity. Reasonably priced. August 1964 Ford F100 LWB, Styleside, 16th and M Sts.JA 7-2201 Carlson, Smolan, Kans., Phone Automotive V8, 3 speed 1967 GMC 1,4ton, 6 cyl., 4 spd. Salemsborg 1017. SB7 62 Ford F-600 174" WB, chassis, BELLEVILLE SB, low mileage, 7000 miles cab, V8, 4 spd., 2 spd., choice FOR SALE -6 1400 lb. register- of two trucks. 1967 FordRanger, VS, aut, ed Angus bulls (22 mo. old) sir- YOU WILL FIND THAT ed by our ton plus college bred 62 Ford F-600 with 3 yd. gravel 1966 Ford F100, 4-spd., V8 good4rWubibe bed, V8, 4 speed, 2 speed, bull. These are top bulls and are -4710-Yr Values Are Greater 1965 Ford 34 ton LWB priced to sell. 7 registered An- choice of two 3h Chev. 60 gus bred heifers (2 to 4) to calve 61 Ford F-600 with 3 yd. gravel 1963 Ford ton LWB, V8,4 in April to the college bull. TRUCKS bed. V8, 4 speed, 2 speed, at wheel drive 2 spd. 7000 Price $e00. These heifers are a 1949 Ford % ton, 6 cyl., 4 -speed, 59 Ford F600 V8, 2 -speed, with (311:tiyV8ft-irmSamEol: steal at this price. Enos Honey- with box 16' bed & hoist Key Pontiac McComas Motors sines. Ra cutt, Blue Rapids, Kans. x3 56 Ford 1% ton with 131/2' fold paint,

1965 Pontiac Bonneville, V8, aut., rubber to ; 1962 Chev. 1 ton, 10' folddown down bed & hoist, V8, 4 speed 240 West 6th C11130 NATIONALLY ACCREDITED stock rack, (5 cyl., 4 speed, dual power steering, brakes, air. 1 SPF flume boars and open wheel 56 Chev., chassis, cab, 174" WB, $2195 CONCORDIA, KANSAS 91,,111;us"ta'hnigtem gilts. Meat type. Larry Hobson, V8, 4 speed, 2 speed, 825x20 air bra Scandia, Kans. Phone 335-2650. '1963 Chev. % ton, 4 speed, 6 cyl., tires. Choice of two. 1967 Plymouth Fury III, V8, LWB, one owner, real good x3 58 Chev. Series 80, chassis, cab, aut., steering, air $2195 YOU GET GOOD DEALS paint to su 1951 Dodge 1 ton, 4 -speed, good 172" WB, V8, 4 speed, 2 spd. 2 1966 Chev. Impala coupes, V8, ber, saddle FOR SALE - Good serviceable tires automatic $1895 AT AULD'S WAKEFIELD age Duroc boars, vaccinated for er tractor. cholera and Erysipelas. Allen 1966 Chevelle Malibu wagon, V8, We have some late modelWs come Taylor Motor Co. you'll be glad to own, including: Lard, 1 mile east of Clay Center. Myers Motor Co. automatic,air, power strg. 4 dis, Kansas. $1995 2 Chevrolet Impalas, both x3 CHEVROLET Phone 913 325-2202 brakes - PONTIAC 327 V8 engines, power pickupsp HORSEgHOEING- Eric Snra- - CADILLAC - WASHINGTON, KANS. 1966 Ford Fairlane 500 GT, 2-dr. &colnditi.ong. do, P 0 Box 815, Manhattan. Ph. hardtop, V8, aut. $1895 Yesatreemriondgelasn1d96a7ir 562-2383 Chevrolet*. 0 .TE 9-7558 between 9 & 5. Will 562-2384 Several 1964 Fords, OKINN travel. x3 MARYSVILLE, KANSAS 1965 Ford 2 dr. HT Gal. 500, air, 1964 Chev. Impala 4 dr.hi -top, motor oven PICKUPS power steering, V8 aut.$1595 aireal , FOR SALE - Nationally accred- hauled,pow ited SPF Hampshire boars and GMC 1965 Chevrolet 1/2ton, 8' Fleet - 1967 Chev.1/2ton, LWB, V8, 3 - CIA speed CI open gilts. Steve Zumbeunn, TRUCKS side pickup, 6 cylinder with $1995 Threeta t i wagons;er. A dealt RR3, Junction City 238-6610.x1 4 speed, rear bumper,over- 1965 Volkswagen, wouldmakes FORSALE % Ton - 60 Ton Please feel free to drop in and rack loads and deluxe cab,one local visit with one of our profession- wonderfuls no4,lor 3' FOR SALE- Serviceable age Sales & Service Ramiboloekr Yorkshire boars. Phone 913 owner. al sales personnel about one of 1957Chevrolet;1963 456-2394, Vernon Setzer, TRI-COUNTY MOTORS these fine cars or one of many Also some older cars.Chi St. 1964 Chevrolet IA ton pickup,6 have lost_, 1RLCK George, Kans. x3 307 N. 3rd others on our lot. Ask For- over our lot. We may sidesaat MANHATTAN cylinder with 3-spd.,trans., and Milton'rie:n 61/2' Fleetside bed the car you want, to look DTTROCS -5 month old boars. Dan Dowling J. C. Currie Reservoir is something fearwith I ar old.SS' 200 lbs. Registered stock,vac- ...... Henry (Hank) Schroeder at, too. cinated. J. G. Benvshek, Cuba...... 1959 Chevrolet 1/2 ton61/2' Step - eisburg, Ka; Kans., Phone 38F1. side pickup, V-8 enginewith TRUCKS x2 4 -speed transmission, rear KEY PONTIAC INC. 1960 Chev. 2 -tontruck, chassis 40 WF COWS and 28 blackcows bumper and overloads bed for sale; also one WF bull. 5 1965 Ford F600 2 ton 174" wide 305 Houston St. PR 6-9422 & cab. Take 15'-16' calves on ground, others to calf base V8, 2 -speed, nice Used Car Lot 1960 Ford 2 ton V8,2-speed,133/4 .. $1895 1949 Ford 2 ton truck inexcel- bed and hoist, engineOn' uta soon. Terry Nanninga, phone 231 S. 3rd St. t4 go 1968 101/2' Dreamer camper for lent condition. It has PR 6-5021 oletely rebuilt, ready Axtell, Kans. 913 736-2870.SB1 a Mid- Home of The Key -ospeed pickup $1495 west grain body and stock 1959 IH % ton, 6cyl., cyl., 3.sod FOR SALE - Boars and open 1969 Ford F100, "new", 6 cyl., rack combinationand extra Konditioned Used Car 1959 GMC 1,Z ton, 6 gilts, gilts bred for March lit- 4-spd., 131" WB $2295 Manhattan's Only 1957 Dodge ton, 6 cylinder ters. Production tested bPood good tires. Lots of serviceleft Sales Kansa;4--YGermarm,Dwight, 1962 Ford F600 V8, 2-spdchas- VOLUME 1949 Chev. ton withflatbed 218438fr ;hone Junction City sis, cab $1295 New & Used Car Dealer and grain sides " MARVD x2 OBERMEYER so 25 LI: PASTURE FOR rent for 60 head ARM, for .ARGE HOLSTEIN heifers Long -McArthur, Inc. CHEVROLET of light steers. Call after 5:00 AULD sale; to calf in 2 weeks. Also p.m. 456-9425, Wamego. Yourlistii Ford-LincOln-Mercury x1 criEVROLET -yearling Holstein heifers. Marvin Obermeyer, lone Marysville, Kans., days 340 N. Santa Fe Owner WANTED -A good Chev.car ONAG '2-3301, nights 562.2251; or Salina, Kans. Ph. BL 8.2255 Open to 9 p.m.body, 1961 or 62, with standard HO 1.5414 aterville 785-2526. TA 3-2237 HERINGTON, KANSAS trans. H. Slifer, Frankfort, Ks. WAKEFIELD x1 "ED TRUE

°MC >ito L% Fulmer Real Estate WESTERN FARMS CATHERINE 160A PASTURE The Deals Are Still ;.?13i4tfacti°7r:Ylt511Gut, 144 J FULMER 560A north of Paradise, Kans. -.-. tontu,..ill REALTOR Immediate possession,6 miles Part pasture, balance good ter- RED HOT etiStom NEW 1968's east of Alta Vista.11 acres creek raced cultivated land. Terms or PRICED TO SELL Office 456-7696 cash. ijc(1 ...... e,1!)'1141 bottom seeded tobrome, 7 acres AT ST. MARYS 500 4 dr.T. air upland seeded toLespedeza. 1680A ranch north of Russell, vhl, gder3 1968 Galaxie Res. 456-9281 Balance Bluestem. cond.,V8,poWer strg. Spring fed Ks. on good roads. Good im- 1957 800 Ford, 5 speed letit''01! WAMEGO stream. Contact JimKirke- provements. Owner says sell 1950 88 Oliver - tIldshaveWakiirolluilt. minde, Auctioneer& Real Es- and will give good terms. 1951 C Farmall, with plow and DEVIONSTRATORS tate Broker, 135 E. Ford omoustang, air, PS, V8 aut., 29th, Topeka, 1400A all grass, well fenced, mower . ton''' 1968 FOR SALE Kansas 66605. Call Russell Co. Owned by estate. 1954 60 John Deere very Want offer. 1959 730 John Deere Chev. no 2 dr. HT, air, PS, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY AM 6-4590 % tOn°°11,14, 1968 Tor 1600A ranch located in SE part1963 3010D John Deere ry good , V8, aut.,5000 miles 'WYOMING - 1958 John Deere 420 _Chev. FOR SALE of Rooks County, Ks. Real good. 2 ten, no 2 dr., air, PS, V8, A going business. - 400A pasture, lo- grass country. Will sell on con- JO 1962 4010 dsl., wide front, tt.,tandem, 196610Tomriles 21 space trail-cated east of Randolph,Ks. overhauled & painted 14 er court, with better Good fences, plenty tract with good terms. avy duty,gad& year around than 80q of water. JD 1961 4010 dsl., wide front, bber, USED occupancy, witha Can be boughton contract. Leo 11,997A ranch in Logan Co painted Cherwork hot; flourishingcar wash and other Crawford, Auctioneer Ks., will carry 1000 mothercows JD 1962 2010 gas, overhauled, )4"'".1966 Galaxie 500, V8, automatic, income producing & Real. Irrigationpossibility. Ds, needs1,1 eage facilities. Estate, Phone 388-f529,Long- $75 per painted enne. low fill Located in the ford. acre. Terms or cash. JD 1961 2010, overhauled, paint- her F100 pickup. V8, middle of SB1 GMC % 1967 Ran Wyoming's besthunting & We have other farms and ed, wide front ton, 6,41, automatic fishing area. VeryprogreSsive 240 ACRE FARM,Southeast ranches for sale. Contactus for JD 1958 620 good . city of 4800 people. Lyon Co., all in information. Chev.% to 966 Gal.500 2 dr. hardtop, V8, Stable year grass. Native IHC 1965806 dsl., wide front, cks . 'g, "" around population and. brome.' Terraced. If you are planning ... air in 'an oil Plenty an auction Chev. producing & highincome irri- wa;er. School busroute by contact us -- we willge glad IHC 1959 560 dsl. %ton,. 'at4 gated farmingarea. house. Five roomhouse, good, to talk it over withyou. IHC 1957 450 dsl., $1100 spent in Seneca's FORD;ALES & SERVICE If you are interested not modern. Large haybarn, 28 years in the Real Estate poartso alone. Priced right, has Trek* in a bus- other buildings. .Sellon con- & tg New Truck iness which willproduce a.good tract.6'; Auction business. Our pastcus- Deal; StenbergMotors income and permit interest. Wm. E. tomers are our reference. IHC 1958 450 gas, real good you- to en-Rigsby. Box 222, Olpe,Ks.. Ph. 3 IHC Model M tractors n aha Valley Ph. 446-3532, Clyde, Ks. 66938 gage in all the huntingand 475-2296 M fishing you- desire, xl 2 IHC Model C tractors or to take 1962 MH 65 diesel, overhauled, VIC SALES on amf her fullor part time FOR SALE Marvin Mayers & gpt occupation, this is it. bAircom mod- with loader, painted, priced to ,rysler ONLY ''HE FORD DEALER ern house, new roof & floors,on REAL EST. & AUCTION CO. sell fast Plymouth S (FORD) MOTORS $38,000 buys the whole 3 lots in Eskridge. Box 131, US 36 SKAGG . including permanent works. Kans. Also 4 Phone 483-2626 1958 MH 444 gas, power steer- Seneca, INMANHATTAN quarters. Call living farrowing crates withfeelers & RUSSELL. KANSAS ing, 3 pt. edge, piinted Phone DE SELLS or write waterers, door & floors.Used 1 3 MH 44 tractors 6.341 time- only. Buck Hewes, 400A IMPROVED, 12crop, 3 JD G; 3 JD A; 3 JD B Ask forValor KEN RENO REALESTATE Esk- Used Cars ridge, Ks., Phone 449244. .$131 pasture, good land. Osage Co. POWELL, WYOMING'82435 .710A 'improved, real stock farm, JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE 161)A pasture, 10 )oubleCheck Phone 307 =754-2281 Osage co. 640A no improve- 494A John Deere corn plant- tang fastback, V8, 4- miles north of Manhattanin ments, all grass, Franklin Co. ers with felt. & insecticide; 1968 Mus Pot ta wa oinks County.Phone 200A unimproved timber, real sharp Used Cars speed,R&H, mag wheels, FARM FOR SALE 5'19-8725, Manhattan. grass wide 0\al tires $2895 SB1 & cropland, $110 peracre, Osage 1:,te model IHC 4 -row plant- Chev. Malibu Co. Brink Real Estate, ers, set up if wanted, with 4 dr 320A southeast of ClayCenter, Law- leage 1968 PONTIAC Bonneville 2-dr. .180 good, well -wateredgrass, rence, Ks., Phone (913)843-7918. felt, insecticide & big herbi- hardtop. V8, R&II, power exceptional Carlson Agency cide Buick LeSalre4d: allotments on 801 Poyntz SB1 aril steering, factory air, local one broke ground. MANHATTAN WAN'I"I'0 BUY Also a hitch' to pull these 2 owner,11,000miles,like - Small im- planters together with the Pontiac TeMpest,66, proved farm within -:30 miles of Buick Special new .. $3295 160A level bottom landwith 8 -re) wmarker setup. 2 Topeka, west. Phone 663-2.2;45, Corrair station nice modern home,near Clay Pastures Am1965 Mustang 2 door hardtop, Center. Maple 1.1ill. x1 USED WHEEL DISKS V8, 4 -speed, R&H $1495 321) acre pasture, Putt.County, JD 11'2" BW good 160A southeast of Green.Extra good hluestemgrass, gcod I80A SHOWPLACE farmin JD 14' AW good VIANHATIk TRUCKS nice 3 bedroom home,only 4 fence, loading facilities,plenty Nemaha Co., Kans., 80A bottom, Jr) 11' AW good 1966 Chevrolet 3.4 ton, 6 cylin- years old. Electric heat. Manywater, on highway. A toppas- Extensive improvements. Tosee IHC 14' No. 37 MOTORS, INCder., 4 -speed, low mileage, local other. improvements. This t tire. this contact owner, Manhattan, one owner would make someone Kans ,Phone 776-7106. SB2 SPECIALS BUICK $1795 a nice OPEL home. Price reduced. 471) acre pasture, RileyCoun- IA >It SA I.1'; Once again Du -Al loader's at )W IN OUR 50th l965 GMC )..2ton, 6 cylinder, ty, bluestem grass. goodfences, 320 acres pasture 40A with 10 .acres bottom well watered. :; miles north of St. Marys,Ks., carload prices of only $285. in Office 311.317 Ha4speed $1295 land en state highway t;1. Good Everybody seemed to be sat- wa- isfiedwiththese loaders a hi Car Lot at 2141V OP EVENINGS 120 graSs north 'of Green.$13.000 2 160 -acre pastures, Poll.Co.. ter, good fences, catchpen and Two pondS ge )d fences; plenty water. chute. 100A smooth enoughto year' ago, so we decided to get Wain Office PR PrBANKRATE FINANCING mow. Phil DeDonder, St. Marys, anothercarload.Theyfit Lot PR 6.4414 160A SW Aurora, 85gr...zss, bal- Kans. 66536. Phone 913 417-2238. most tractors. 1ANHATTAN, ance cultivated Farms New JD machinery at prices kagg 480 pas!ure, 160acre crop, bal- X9 yott won't believe. (We've got (Ford) Motors 2411A Oak Hill road. Nearly ance pasture, meadow. Watered.. all by ponds. Niue modern to pay so they've got to go.) Transportat ion tillable borne, -- Farm Equipment New 7 bottom JD plow leadouarters hay shed, granary. Verygood Pull type 480 mower conditiOner "Whe livestock farm. Can hepurchas- e Customers Send ed on contract. NlnWswB.TWI) Bdwisc;s, l1e3f,t 'heir Friends" 'LEO CHAPMAN TRACTORS JO AW Ford F100 6 2ad & Houston' .460 acre farm, Riley County, 1963 JD 3011) d.sl. FB 16-8 fertilizer drill , SWB Phhone PR 8-3525 Real Estate Investments 285 crop, 165 pasture, 81)planted '7913 snare JD 425 Anthony Clay Center, wheat, 75 alfalfa. 4 bedroom 1958 .1 1)520 gas JO 931 wheel cart & 5 section Ford F-250, % ton,1 MANHATTAN.' KANSAS 19H15 .11) 3020 gas, low, modern home, large barn: :3 hours, soringtooth harrow 3MC % ton, 6 eY1,1 Phone ME 2-2)177 ponds. Choice stock farm. wide front JI) 224 twine bller low mileage, 7f09: SED TRUCKS 1Stt5 .11) 30211. gas, loW hours JI) No. 38 mower 2C0A farm, JacksonCounty, JD Model 50 side mount mower, 958 Che\ IMPROVED FARMS 1954 JD 70, good shaire Ford Ranger, 118i r . ton LWB Fleet -- 162 acres Crop, balancepasture. 9' bar side, 4V A good 318 acre farm with a MII 33 tractor, new sleeves (per VD, 6 cyl 4 speed, good, well insulated modern Modern 2 bedroom home,2 car !Sr JD 707 & 227 Gyramowrs Ford F100, 4-spd,11good ruMien & in 'good condi- garage, large barn, grz.'n star. pistons Mostallof these articles are lion.. ... homp with a large kitchen andage. One of our- belle). gra'n $995 brand new, never used. However :Ford % ton LWB 966 nice bi.iilt4n8. Gm -id -barn,. pole; Chev. 60H Series 102" CA. farm's, on state highway. ('OM PANES sl Is (! arte2da.rticles have been demon- '366\78 livestock shed, garage, granary % ton LWB, motor; 5 speed 17,000, and other buildings, fence line VVou3d like to 'list some 1958 Gleaner A, 12 ft. el drive 2 spd.'000 front axle:. heavy good Mll 80, 12 ft. dutyframe, springs.. & feeder, all -protected by .a goodsububans. Have buyers;for MORE SPECIALS iaries, windbreak.- ExCellent water. 25 !hem: new M 1SCELLANEOUS IcComas Mottopaint,full percent down and owner finane- 1952 IHC 1Y2T truck with No. rubber air brakes, TAC, ing.at -64.; . JD 871 4 row rotary, moldboard 60 Grain-O-Vator mtd.; good to suit $3000; nn ,more listed information shape, runs good, complete est 6th 956Whito tractor, powered on these listings or others lister with fert., insecticide Mustan PASTURE Dempster 4 row rotary mold- $850 INCORDIA, KANS g motor, 5 spd., 2 spd., 647 acre pasture with good have rutted, give us a call.. 1966 almost new N -H forage wa- full airbrakes. An idealtrac- board lister with. felt & insect. forto?till your Lo -Boy. fence and water. 'Good gl'ass' About listings, Call-or See-. icide, like new gon, mtd. on 4 -wheel trailer paint t Can.SOrne- lease land in addition too. Priced to go. DEillj r suit you. 1000-20 J GET GOOD bet, so rub - Thiwe is 721) acres adjoining that .11) 1(11) 12' pull chisel plow Idle tanks. Agood old - LAWRENCE WELTER AULD'SWANEF15er tractor. If you alsO available. The 647is MI.' loader, fits'a MF & 30 Farmers Union come it can use it. reasonably priced at $58.000. AuCtioneer -Salesman reactor latentadi4 , and make us an offer. :aye some You'll Ply 8-:3455 Hdw. & Implement own,111, i° always find.a good R.RIG ATED Ileavy duty Twin-draulic loader-, re glad to sdectionof fits MR 85 & 90 tractors rolet IMPalas, lxgflt 2 -ton new' & used -HAR01..1) C.ARLSON trucks, 251) 'acre irrigated farm. 3 ex- Everett Hoobler Broker . Used' loader, fits AC WI) & .engines, Powerq Pickup, tractors, and cellent walls, 2 with pumps .and air eon.!, at PR 8.308't MANHAYI'AN WI) 45 tractor Mgr. ing and motors. mile of 4 inch sprink- JD No. 6field rodels. 19678(1!,10'... ler lines and 1400 feet of 5 and 6 (nutter, used 1 season - 1964 Fords, SKINNER inch main line FARM I-') SALE Ph. 437 -2913 dr. Dempster anhydrouS applicator, rev. inwala4 dr' ttioir CHEV. 367 acres pasture near Ran- 7 knife with auto float con- ST. MARYS, KANS. r & aircon& Ino P lone ME 2,')101 - dolph, Ks., :3 ponds, good spring trots, like new d, real ga'cl Elliott, Real Estate CLA,_CENTER, water, on good road. Priced to .JI) No. 10 -flail chopper, recond. SALINA 'lymouths KANS, Leland W. Elliott, Realtor sell until' March 17,ion con- JD No. 851 rake, recond. ;tation Wa would OR SA EA 5-2112 tract) ucswagen, ach for - New Giant Stock ED L. FRITZ canWer., ,3r 13'2' truck WASHINGTON. KANS. win Ti' bed Phone 785-2118 leVroletl 116' toes, Alma.Ks. Frankfort Impl. x2 FARMS FOR. SALE WATERVILLE, KS. neoldiearrCi1; 2' TR,.,CK BED 'aM sit for sale; 40" SALINA .r lot. tMa)a ill: es and fold 80 acre hog ranch, modern GRAIN FARM 200 very pro. ou ckswith 15 tondown stock equipment, large capacity, real- 4020 RC dsl., 3 pt., 1967 model, wan ,th'Ing ear old Heil hoist. UuCive acres located in Jack- 913 292-4458 iryissmile ly' nice modern home, good 620 hrs. lsburg,S850 complete.Phone son County, Ks. "Corn Belt": Kans., 913 water, near Enterprise, all for 4020 RC dsl., Powershift, 3 pt., 468-3371. $25,000. Will sell on liberal Excellent improvements includ-. 1967, 601 hrs. TRUCKS SB2 ing house with 3 BR, 1% baths, terms. 2fireplaces,full basement & FRANKFORT, KANS. CO20 RC gas, wide front axle, 3 Iv. 2 -tontrulr. automatic heat Other fine im- pt., top condition 160A, with 147 'farm land, all PICKUP ATT. for IHC field cut-3010 RC gas, wide front axle, Take L5c1-6;speetli' conservation work 'done, south provements. On blacktop road. ter, fits No. 15, 16 & 250. Good 3 pt., A-1 condition d 2 tonV8,id cott Real Estate 'edge Clay County. $21;000 Call collect Bob Blake, evenings $200. Herman Vathauer, Green- 913 722-0667. Eugene Brown 440 crawler, gas, with loader. hoist, readye" toP 10A, with modern duplex, on leaf, Ks. 66943, Phone 747-5696. Good unit for feed lots rebtlukt, typ, Realtors, Lenexa, Kans. 913 x4 paved highway. Has natural SB2 2010's RC & RC Utility 3/4 ton, 0 gas. 3% mi. from Abilene. 888-4444. Big selection used tandem discs C 1,i ton, 6 vt, tEALESTATE WANTED - Pipeline milker, ton,66 ecyuoi,e. $14,500. 512 ACRES UNDER $200. Sec- milk pump, 500 or 600 gal. bulk and springtooths ge Sal ond bottom crop, 112 acres, bal- 1/2ton, ith Auctions 560A, 460 of it farmland, conser- tank, herringbone stalls. Edwin One of the largest selections of 3/4 ton viyfA ance very good native grass, Miller, Rt. 1, Hutchinson, Ks., VINCoTTRELL, vation work done, lots good well fenced. Many older im- 316 - 662-8596. on sides salesman barns, modern home. provements, 2 wells, 2 ponds. x2 Good Used Combines ,RMONROSSE Located vicinity Quenemo, Ks.FOR SALE - Oliver track load- In Kansas Realtor WILSON REAL ESTATE For showing call Bob Blake col-er and dozer. Tandem low whl. listings lect 913 722-0667. Eugene Blake lowboy, $1650, 20 ton high whl. aooraciated Phone 263-2400 Salina Impl. Co. TAGA, Realtors, Lenexa, Kans. 913 lowboy $2250. Phone 456-7364, KANSAS ABILENE, KANS. 8884444. SB2 Paul Hill, Belvue, Ks. x2 Box 1029 Ph. TA 3-2206 SALINA, KANSAS 67401 GOOD OLD SAVE 15% TO 40% Gas & Diesel What Do USE CHEAP 'TRACTORS SPRINGTOOTH HITCHES YouNeed) WITH DIRECT BUYING !! ! We are manufacturing 3pt. SPREADERS Portable Livestock Equipment springtooth harrow hitches up Shop Service & Vahsholtz to Feeding Equipment - Fencing to 20 ft. If you have changed MOST up-to-date service R Deere, 95bu., likeLOADERS Most Name Brands a larger tractor, we canbuild N Deere, 135 new Impl. Co. Farm & Ranch Supplies We will again have all -steel shop in our area L Deere, 75bu., PT° 201 West Pacific bu., fair at HUGE Savings fertilizerunits and rubber Complete diesel testing equip- Several chickenhouse TA 54521 Brochures and Price List press wheels for those of you ment to take care of the major- Ford mech.bucket spreadt 47 loader SALINA on Specific Items Requested who might be interested. ity of tractors. with Skyline 1966 RG4 ONLY - (No catalogues) buckeDeeret loA hyd. Boring bars, line boring ma- ader 11-1C 250 8 Write: Direct Buying REAR -MOUNT BLADES chine, welding, electrical, acety- IHC 2 roy, We have 9D and DC Cases P.O. Box 1303 See us for rear mount blades TILLAGE JD 2 -row 7 LA Cases; 1 LP lene. 20' Deerewheel / 67501 with 3 pt. hitches, sizes 6 to 8 ft. springtooth, IHC H 2 SC Cases HUTCHINSON, KS. Valve equipment, rod align- fertilize] 3 M & 1 H Farmalls We'll make these with 2 pt. or ment tools. 24' Crust buster FARM ACCESSORIES snap coupler type hitches on or- 24' with PT JD AB 54 4W6 & WD6; 1 W4 Trucks, beds & bodies der. These blades can be big la- Competent factory trained per- wheel springtooth bottoms 2 AR & 3 A John Deeres 12' INC wheeldisk JD No. 9 3 1 B & 2 D John Deeres 2 & 4 whl. & swather trailers bor savers for cleaning livestock sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, 10' Schaefer JD No. 5 1 Shop buildings; houses wheeldisk 2 MH 44 standards feed floors, loafing sheds and to electrical and general mechan- 12' Krause New 11°11 Arc welding machines eliminate mud holes in feed lots ical work. 17' Kewaneewheel disk 2 MH 55s, 1 gas, 1 LP Acy. & Oxy units; lathes; mill- foldo\,er MH 6 bar 2 MH 101 Seniors and for snow clearance from 9' fast hitch disk 1 ing machines; pipe & bolt driveways and other areas. IHC disk Omaha 3 6 U MM stds., 1 LP thread machines; drill presses; BOWMAN 16' 3 pt. JDspringtooth JD4 bar 4 UTU M -M row crops These are designed to absorb Several JDspringtooth JD L man stand & bench; gas forges; pow-the shock of lifting and trans- Farm Impl. & Truck Co. sections JD H mar 2 M -M ZTU row crops er tools; drills; grinders; saws; porting over rough terrain. 1 M -M GTA on LP hand tools. 240 East Eighth ROW EQUIPMENT INC No. 3 1 Cockshutt No. 30 Most Sizes of Pipe and Iron ing sections or remodel old JUNCTION CITY, KANS. 494A planterwith fert. 6 used ma 1 1956 Oliver Super 88 diesel, hitches to match our new ones. 2 row Dempsterlister, 12' IHC si standard Welding, Lathe & a complete hitch to handle fold - SEE THESE rotary mtd, 1965 694A] These are good oldwork- 2 row PA302 1965 494A Machine Work Done WE ARE MANUFACTURERS AT BURLINGTON lister,rotary horses, but some have been 2 row front not here too long. Frankly, We're SELLING DIRECT TO YOU 1 new tank type manure spread- 2010 mtd. JD cultivator& tired of looking at them, and er, been demonstrated .. $4002 row JDweeders, DL2 Todd 1 have been so busy on later FORD'S SHOP 1 new Minneapolis Moline 3 pt.850 JD 4row pull & 820 model tractor sales we'.ve not 316 Grant MARION, KS. Forgy Welding 7 ft. mower $350 weeder Junctl done much to sell them. Now 382-2588-EV 2-2163-382-3357 1 new Schuler feed wagon $900 HAY TOOLS we want to sell them. Make us Ph. 857-3241 1 used drive in M&M cultivator, No. 2 bale ejector, Stoll an offer on any of these. CENTRALIA, KANS. good shape $350 1967 224WS baler,24T SO\ WICHITA Full Line of New & Used wire, PT0, LET'S GET THEM overhauled M&M - New Holland 1962 IHC 46Toverhauled BACK TO WORK & Kewanee Machinery 1957 IHC 55Wbaler 1956 JD 14T baler, Just received in trade, a locally No. 8W mower, overhauled 1959 AC I owned IH 403 combine that's conditioner COMBINES Breuer Farm Supply drive AC Roto-b like new No. 8 & No. 5 COMBINES 1967 MF 410 16' with cab $7550 Phone 364-5441 Deere mower 1965 C -II Allis snap couplermower 1966 MF 410 16' with cab $5950 BURLINGTON, KANS. $15 1967 Bald' 65 JD 95, 16' combine.. $6500 $6000 36' portable hay New 1967 MF 300, 13' & graineleva 60 MF 82 12' combine.. $2200 1965 MF 222 corn head $1250 GOOD USED PARTS tor 314 IHC f COMBINES 61 JD 55 14' combine $2750 Allis PTO rake 10' AC wt 67 JD 55 14' combine 1967 MF 422 cornhead Tractors,Combines & Farm BARGAINS USED COMBINES 1968 MF 300 14 -ft.dettable, Machinery. We buy wrecked or - Terms To Suit 12. IH wh used not over 300 acres Jr) 4 -wheeledrake Kra, Oliver 535 $7750 burned late model tractors & 1951 IHC MD 131;2' Massey 205 Large Selection of $7100 farm machinery. . ... $295 3 -pt. New $5500 1968 MF 410 16 -ft., has not cut 2 row Dempsterwith fert. $115 Massey 300 $8500 Late Model Tractors over 600 acres North 81 Tractor Salvage 1954 Oliver 88D...... Used 3 & 4 A -II Gleaner with cab & corn Route 1 PR 2-5491 1963 Massey Super plows head over 600 acres $8500 92.. $99% $5500 64 JD 4020 dsl., power -shift, 3 SEDGWICK, KANS. 67135 1947 Deere A ...... Oliver 535 1959 MF No. 82 14' combine, JD 16-8 fert. $4500 pt., PTO, low hrs. good shape $2400 att...... Cul Massey Super 92 $2750 65 JD 4020 dsl., 3 pt., PTO, dual 1955 MH Super 90, 14' $1100 TRACTORS Gehl orow PTOcutter Massey 92 $750 hyd., 1050 hrs. 1961 Oliver No. 25 12' $1600 JD 114W PTO bler Massey 90 $750 Oliver 1650; Oliver 1800 9' JD wheel disk ...... &)5 64 JD 4020 dsl., PTO, 3 pt., cab, 1963 Oliver No. 9 corn head ...... Yin Massey 82 $1995 real clean Oliver 770; Oliver 550 Oliver 16-8 grain $450 JD A, new overhaul, new tires .... $4751 Massey 80 $1095 63 JD 4010 dsl., 3 pt., PTO, good JD No. 45 with corn head$750 5' Case rotarymower rubber MACHINERY JT) 540 rotary lister .. $1515(1 USED TRACTORS 58 JD 820 dsl., real clean Oliver Model 40 combine Massey spreader ...... 315 cs.s.m1 1650 Oliver, new 63 JD 2010 dsl. RU, new pistons pt. tool bar $49.55 1800 Oliver, good Pfister -Rhodes Peerless roller mixer, 2 yrs. old .. 65 JD 3020 dsl., 3 pt., PTO, dual Gehl shredder 2 row JD weeder 557.50 880 Oliver, good hyd., 700 hrs. . Impl. Co. Gehl hay conditioner i 770 Oliver, good 64 JD 3020 dsl., 3 pt., PTO PLOWS 730 Case, like new & rings Phone 439-2445 SHOUSE 630 Case 65 JD 4020 dsl., power shift, dif. John Deere 4x14; Oliver 3x14 400 Case lock, dual hyd., PTO, new JAMESTOWN, KANS. IH 3x14; AC 4x14; AC 3x16 44 Massey diesel- 40 Cockshutt rear tires IH 3x14 3 pt. IMPL. CO. So 3 bedroom mobile home,very 61 JD 4010 dsl., 3 pt., PTO, dual USED EQUIPMENT Abilene, Kans. good hyd. NEW OLIVER- GEHL - SAT.. 66 JD 4020 dsl., 3 pt., PTO Tractors HOMELITE-CRUST BUSTER BMB SHREDDERS Store CO 3411.61 1967 Case 841 gas, new guar- Ed Shouse On our lo Ottawa Farm Imp. Co. antee CO 34066 cry reduc Ron Shouse So. End Ottawa, Hwy. 59 Western Impl. Co. 1966 Case 1031 dsl., with cab CO 3-4515 tioneers. 1964 JD 3020 gas, 4-14trip Toburen Impl. Co. chinery OTTAWA, KANSAS 2256 S. West St. WH 3-4261 steerable plow, 4 row 30" at auctior WICHITA, KANS. rear cultivator BUILDINGS & BINS 1958 Case 811, BCOM New Machines 1958 Case 401 dsl. ME 2-2288 We offer Sales, Erection & Osage DAUER AC C Service for At '68 Prices 2 Case DC 2 Case SC BS&B AgriSystems; Drying- OSAt IMPLEMENT CO. M & H Farmalls Storage and Handling Systems P1 1H No. 730 10'10" wheel disk CLAY CENTER, KANS. IH No. 58 6 row planter 19(;7 IH F7061) Farmall tractor, John Deere A & B "Feed Hive" -- Sealed Storage IH No. 53 6 row cultivator new type engine, 615 hours IN 350 gas "Bacon Bin" Hog Confinement IH 544 tractor, fully equipped 1958 MF 65 gas 1966 IH F656 gasoline tractor, Moline Z Last Call For Star Steel Buildings USED EQUIPMENT 1142 hours Ames Irrigation on rubber $325 Ford 8N with plow & mower Early Traders Bonus Case 16x7 fertilizer graindrill 1953 IH Super WD6 tractor M -C Continuous Dryers IH No. 200 manure spreader 1961IH 1-5601)tractor COMBINES USED TRACTORS III No. :37 12' wheel disk $225 1959 Case 1000, 14' AT AULD'S IN WAKEFIELD 2 IH 46T hay balers,guaranteed 1962 IH 13275 diesel tractor 2 Massey 60, 10' 1965 F806 completely equipped North Central Steel to tie $895 1956 IH F-30(1 Farman with 1957 Gleaner A, 14', with cab 1963 IH 1606 gas BINSF,AIA IH 46T hay baler, extra wide front end 3 Massey Super 26. WD Allis chalmers Irrigation. Inc. good 3 1958 MN 82 $150 IH No. 70 4x14 plow 1961 F460 gas tractor P.O. Box 141 911 392-2071 Phone or IH 100 Cub Cadet with 1961 Oliver 40, 14' 1959 F460 gas tractor MINNEAPOLIS. KANSAS 42" cut IH No. 120, 19 disks, one way, 2 used Grain-o-vator 30 silage mower, new engine.. . 1958 Farmall 340, motor & tor- IH 100 mower, FH, $595 nearly new wagons Way] used. one 3 IH 403 combines, 16' header, que amp recently overhauled season $425 Case 550 NVind I'D Wer ,9' with 195(3 IH 300 utility USED TRACTORS IH 100 mower withhay cond., cut less than 700A Case 4 row front mtd. cult.,used A good Farmall Cub INC 450 diesel, real clean hitch $375 1965 International"4to truck, Burch 3 pt. rotary hoe 1958 IN 330, with loader 706 gas tractors, good tires and No. 50 2 -row cutter,extra 12,000 miles, 4 -speed, excellent PTO 1958 JD 820, a real good tractor paint good condition 2 Case 10' wheel disks 1951 IH M tractor, recently over- IH 560 dsl., good $1650 2 Case 9' wheel disks JDW1W 7Na s0 No. 16 field cutter.... $695 1966 International 34 hauled Oliver 88 dsl., clean, cheap with wig : . ton truck, 2 IH 9' wheel disks 6' cutter bar for 16cutter, 20,000 miles, 4 speed, radio, 1947 IH MD tractor Brink, La demonstrator 1946 M, wide front, remote con- MISCELLANEOUS IH 141 combine with $375 excellent condition --Interest Free-- Oliver 12' disk, good aut. plat- See us about the all-new trol att. JOHN D] form control $1450 1967 McCormick 201 windrower, 1945 IN H, with cult. IH 12' disk, good IN 1961 101 combine, 14', auger platform INTEREST -FREEPROGRAM IH 550 5x15 stubble plow 12' cut, COMBINES Lanning, above average $2675 1964 McCormick F-806 gas trac- Interest Free on Nw& Used IH 540 4x16 plow (913) CC 'assey Harris No. 80 tor COMBINES and TRACTORS You still can qualify for waiver .... - -- combine of interest on combines, so TRUCKS $695 No. 31 IH manure loader Combines to June1, 1969 du. ] why not deal- now & have your 1965 INC 1700 truck, heavy tFrOacRtoSrA, nne pickup reel for IH 10112' IH No. 60 3.16 plow, nearly new Tractors to April 1,1969 good .:ombine $125 Get the details right-righthere machine? See these: ty, with 187" wheelbase, 15 M Farmall,power strg. McCormick No. 311 3-16 plow New 1968 Case 930-- 1030 -- 19(35 IH 303, clean tires, V304 eng., 4 -speed $750 730 - Gas & Dsl.Lowest 1959 IH 101, 12' 1964 IH 3:i ton 1950 JD A, starter &lights, Falun price ever 1957 MH 60. 12' cut 1961 IN 3-7. ton overhauled 1954 AC 60 with motor 1955 Ford 2 ton $495 & hoist K. M. BALERS 1960 INC B160 with bed Call 625-i Macha-Revere Phone 1011 IH 46W wire tie baler Number of OlderModels McBratney IH45T twine baler pg Falun is located 20 miles Phone 857-3815 FEEDER EQUIPMENT Impl. Co. southwest of Salina or 857-3348 Nemaha MotorImpl. for JI Case Grain-o-Vator 30 feed wagon stockurasihn. 767-5014 WANTED - Massey Harris Sales & Service Peel -less 10 PH roller mill Co' mower, any condition, and 494A Blacksmithing 2 IH burr mills JD Ehalmuseo planter.ClydeFagan, Welding & r2,0 COUNCIL GROVE Barnes, Ks. x1 General Repairs Hours: 8:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m. Phone 913

Emergency Parts Ph. HO 1-5628 FOR SALE FOR ALL types of tractors and CENTRALIA, KS. or HO 1-5811. AV 4.2167 - Mulkey 44'x18"farm equipment both NEW & I grain and hay elevatorwith FCR SALE- IHC 4 row lister, PTO, 10 hp Wisc. motor, USED please call Bill Wheeler, fertilizeratt.,rubber on La Crosse, Kansas 913- 222-2706. press AULD SABETHA, KANS. rubber, excellent condition,$350. wheels, gauge wheels,2 pt. I Will trade and finance. Over 100 CHEVROLET oNColj5fED.n,W5eI2wn5ic' Dave Karnowski, Emmett,Ks., hitch, 32" rows, goodcondition. JD Model F. Phone 515-2597. new and used tractors to choose Donald Geist, Phone WANTED T OBUY - x1 from,. SB8 Junction City, Kans.238-8204, HO 1-5414 R tractor, P.O. Box206, xl WAKEFIELD hattan, Kans. ,hat p USED 8' IH blade >Dm,-DERs,A U3.ED MACHINERY Wolf Implementfor 2 pt. hitch.FOR SALE Service, 568.2349,Co., JD Sales& - 1951 IH truck HERINGTON &to Glasco, Ks. tractor, L-190, goodshape. 3 COMBINES ere, 95 new 1000x20 tires, $800. 1959 'eeere SB1. 1968 Gleaner G, 18', with cab 135e Trailmobile grain trailer,35' FOR SALE- 1961 DeLaval long, 48" sides, $1500. 1967 Gleaner C, with cab, 18' 400 gal. bulk 1955 Chev. +32:,NiS OSEkkRBS2 ralchickn'hbU. tank in excellent 6 cyl. 1% ton, hoist, 13'6"grain 1959 Gleaner A, 14', with cab condition, new ' air , IHC 141 combine, 14' rne.ch. b AT SENECA pressor. heavy dutycom- bed, $1150. 1959 Chev. V-8,Pi teere AIle ken Euler, D ton, hoist, 13'6" grain bed, USED TRACTORS 1967 Gleaner C -II 16' ck - with Ks.,PhoneSam 6 new 1963 Gleaner C, 16' et loader 1966 RG4JD ctor 913 482-3364wight,.x4, tires, $1785. 4 milessouth of 238ultivcultiavators Abilene, 4 west from 15 11968 John Deere 4020 dsl. 1962 Gleaner C, 18' IfIC 250 & 460 or 560 JOHN DEERE60 tractor for Hiway 1966 JD 4020 dsl. with cab AC forage harvester, 1 row TUC 2 row for sale. Row crop, on blacktop, 1% south. Verle 1964 IHC 504, 3 pt. 1960 IHC 101 12' Deere TILLAGE JD 2-ro y3 pt. lister with fert. live PTO,powerRees, R3, Abilene 67410. x2 M 46 rotary bottoms. & steering, goodconditon. Ph. 1963 JD 3010 gas with new pis- 1961 Case 600 combine 2elient 'tic 456-2447, Wamego. POULTRY EQUIPMENT tons & sleeves Case 2 row corn head . fertilizer x4 FOR SALE- Automatic poul- 1962 AC D-15 HCwa';er wit JD AB540, fertilizer & rotary WANTED- 3010 or 3020 JD try feeder, waterers, and metal 1962 Ford 971 diesel TRACTORS HC sPringtBring bottoms tractor. RIso Great nests for 2500 hens. $900. Also 1960 AC D-17 LP gas 1959 AC D17 gas ;chaervveel (1* c'fk pt. mowers Bend trac- er tor loader & PTObinder. P.O. cooler room and cooler unit, 1958 JD 720 dsl., overhauled 1959 AC D17 dsl. Crau_ eel JD No. 5 mowers Box 503, Hutchinson,Ks. $450. 9.00 feet of 4' lath and 1956 IHC 300 gas 1960 AC D-14 tractor wheel dist4 New Holland5 bar rake x4 rake FOR some 2x4 & 2x6 lumber. 1956 John Deere 60 1959 Case 800 dsl. . SALE st eh /1fo)(1%.er MH 6 bar 3 pt. - 1965 JD 3020 dsl. Omaha 3 pt. rake with wide front, WOODROW KOBISKIE 1954 JD 70 with new pistons 1959 AC D17 dsl. pt. JD sr,u.A- disk rubber rake power shift. Wouldnew rubber & Phone Paxico 636-8181 1954 Ford NAA; 1954 JD 60 AC Roto Baler ral JD t.riegt°01b JD 4 bar on take good 1952 IHC W6 with new pistons springtooth spreader ALMA, KANS. 66401 JD L manure 45.55 DB HPtractor with 3-pt., and sleeves sr JD H manurespreader wide front &power steering in NEW SPREADER. 1952 John Deere G ROWEQUIPm4,r IBC No. 30 manure spreader trade.' Calvin Apollo, BARGAIN 041und Implement Peabody, Like new JD No. 301 spin -spread- 1951 II -1C M, live hyd., over- with fe ' loaders Kansas, YU 3-2619. ernpster 6 used manure x2 hauled 12' IHC springtooth er, with new tires and all the CH 3-4088 aryplanter ter., WANTED extras 1949 IHC M, overhauled 1965 694AN JD p - Hay basket with $540 1951 M1/1 U on LP gas PA302 lister 1965 494A JD planter hyd. push off, prefersteel teeth. USED TRACTORS 1949 JD A; 1945 IHC H front mtd.jlTtarl Phone 3151, Dale .../03.,A11, CONCORDIA da, Kansas. Chizek, Agen- 1.964 3020 JD, powershift,gas x1 1962 3010 gas, new sleeves OTHER MACHINERY ID?4 weeders,Di ToddTractor Co., Inc. 90 D6 Caterpillar 1963 3010 dsl., new sleeves 1966 JD 95 combine, 16' JUNCTION CITY row pull hydraulic doz- 1961 560 IH dsl., FH \vc !tion Hwys. 36 & 63 er for sale; ST 8590 1959 JD E5 combine, 14' Jun er 7 to 9 yds., hyd. 1948BeGe scrap- 1960 JO 630, 3 pt. 1964 JD 215A windrower HAY KB7 1962 4010 dsl., WA, new tires baleejectorTOOLS St)re Phone DE 6-2138 International truckand home- 1967 JD 24T baler 224Ws 24T ENECA, KANSAS made Lowboy. VernonScott, COMBINES 1962 & 1959 14T balers rhauledbaler, re Cottonwood Falls,Kans-, Phone 1965 JD 95, 16', cab JD 4 -row pull lister with rotary ffei4tnA.1,.. 316 BR 3-8397. 1965 JD 55, 14', cab bottoms. IHC 46T0 SB2 Case 4 -row 3 pt. lister with ro- [iic 55w rhauN 1961 JD 45, 12', cab USED .TD CORN PLANTER tary bottoms & fert. USED TRACTORS PI) 14T brbaler 2 row, fertilizer for sale, 1958 No. 101 IH, Hume reel Demonstrated Farmall 756 dsl., )1; attachment, JD 4 row pull curler 3Wmower 1959 AC D17 with power strg. 1956 JD 45, 10', clean fully equipped. Save plenty on re , (Niro°vet.: nearly new. JohnDoebert, Rt. 1, Three JD 55's, .52 to 56 models Comfort herb. & insect. attach- AC Roto-baler Manhattan, PR 6-7127. x2 ments for 4 -row lister this tractor & No. 5 Deere 1965 C -II Gleaner w/ cab, 18 -ft. ' WHEEL DISKS IHC 13' wheel disk 1959 Allis D-14, wide front axle, snaP coUpler WANTED-- Used dozers. Ph. 12' No. 37 IH, sealed brgs. Kewanee 11' wheel disk power strg., motor recond. irtable hay 1967 Baldwin A -II, 14' 456-7364, Paul Hill, 14' No. 37 IH, sealed brgs. 1958 IH 1-460Utility,fully & grab Belvue, KR. Massey 12' wheel disk 314 IHC fast hitch plow x2 13' Case, sealed bearings JD 45 & 45W loaders equipped, new paint, tires like PTO rake 10' AC wheel disc 11' JD RW, regular bearings AC loader to. fit D-17 new GAINS WANTED- 6 or 7' Noble V 14' JD AW, sealed bearings Ford loader 1954 IH Farmall Super MTA, - Terms To 12' IH wheel disc blade. John Schiermeyer, wheeledrake Su- John Deere R & L spreaders recond., new paint job HC MD 131/2. Krause wheel disk perior, Nebr.Rt. 2. xl ROW CROP TOOLS JD Model B tractor, has lift nempster 3 -pt. New Holland mower ------No. 494A JD planter with dry See Us For New $75 with 1" - fert. 1953 IH Farmall )liver Blair And Grain 0-Vator C trac- ' Used 3 & 4 bottom snap coupler AIRCRAFT TIRES e NO. 406 JD lister -planter with tor with mower $395 MasseySuper ii.,*; plows FOR FARM USE Feed Wagons ->eere A dry fert. '. ... . Aircraft pickup traction TRL.1.:KS fert. att. tires. 3 No. 6 JD lister -planters with .row PTO cutter: Cuba Impl. Co. Heavy duty trailer tires.Wide dry fert. GB LOADERS 1966 IH Scout, 4 -wheel -drive, 4W PTO traction fronts. Flotationcom- 4 row IH mounted planter with full top, radio, heater. A clean, baler. " bine rears. local Scout. wheel disk dry fert. For Sale: KWIK-WAY .... Phone 4F 7 2 row Dempster plantall 1953 Ford Victoria V8, aut., 16-8 grain drill...,l No. 40R JD 4 -row cultivator Valve Grinding Machine hardtop, solid $150 e rotarymower ..r Chet Alton 1961 Ford 4-dr. sedan, V8, aut. 0 rotary lister Cuba, Kans. MISCELLANEOUS, $175 6AWSCri TIRE CO., INC. 2 896A JD rakes soreader...... 725 N. 11th Tri-County Sales 1958 Ford F-250 % ton.. $595 tool bar...... r 2 AC PTO rakes 1957 Chevrolet % ton pickup, 6 JD weeder...... TA 3-3767 3 14T JD PTO balers George Munkres _cyl., 4-spd., radio, heater, Jr. SALINA, KANS. 4x14 JD semi -integral plow mirrors 10' JD chisel plow Phone Collect 1962 International 2 -ton truck sHous, USED EQUIPMENT Please ! ! Bring in your BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 chassis & cab, V8, 8.25x20 Tractors overhauls now ! ! HERINGTON, KANSAS duals, 2-spd. axle IMPL. CO. Sale Sale (Overhauled & Painted) 1962 Chevrolet 4-dr. sedan 6, 3 late model 930 Comfort Kings Washington Impl. cyl., std. trans., radio & heat- - Abilene, ha 2 Case 930 Pre -Comfort. Kings SEE THIS MACHINERY er SAT.. MARCH 15 2 Case 900, 2 Model 500 1959 Ford C-600 cab -over, LWB. EA 5-2301 AT HILLSBORO A clean, local truck CO l 1 Case 800 with 3 pt. hitch On ourlots. Used farm machin- Combines )use CO try reduction 1 Case 832, low hours 4ROR 3.013VERft USED MACHINES sale. Local auc- 1 Case 831, adj. axles WASHINGTON -louse CO tioneers. Best line of used ma - 1968 Gleaner G, 20', LPG, cabDemonstrator IH No. 211 ro- chinerywe have ever offered 1 560 IHC with adj. axles 1968 Gleaner F,17', cab tary mower, 3 pt. hitch $285 at auction. 1 1963 Model G -VI MM on LPG DEPENDABLE, 1962 IH No. 46T hay baler, PTO 1 Model 971 Ford with adj. axles 1S68 Gleaner G, 23 ft. UILDINGS & BINS RECONDITIONED chute & hitch, recond. $1150 USED EQUIPMENT 1968 Gleaner G, 20', cab Kewanee wheel disk, 10'.. $395 fer Sales, Erection l Osage Farm Eq. Co. COMBINES 1967 Gleaner C -II, 18', LPG, Ford 9' mtd. disk, 3 pt..... $75 for 1 600-13 Case with cab That'll Save Scarce Time chopper IH :.x14 plow on rubber.. $125 Agri -Systems; Dryin: OSAGE CITY, KANS. 2 Model 55 John Deere This Spring 1959 JD 730 LPG, std., 3 pt. IH No. 311 plow, 3-14 trip 1 Model 90 Massey 1959 Gleaner A, 14' & 12' beams, FH, like new..$495. and Handling Sy Phone LA 8-1422 1 Model 141 IHC 6 row JD No. 802 RM lister with JD No. 55 plow, 3x14, on rubber live" - Sealed Story fert. 1957 Gleaner A, 14 ft. ALSO RG4 JD 4 row cultivator, 3 pt. 1957 IH 141, 12 ft. $195 Bin" Hog Coal SP Windrowers, Model AH Case 12' IHC No. 37 disc IH 16x8 fert. drill with seeder eel Buildings Complete plows, BMB rotary cutters and14' JD BW disc SPECIAL PRICES $295 rrigation shredders, used wheel disks, etc.12' Krause oneway IH 16x7 fert. drill with seeder Line Of on 1968 G and F carryovers $395 ntinuous Dryers 14T JD baler 9' JD No. 9 mower FREE A -C -CAB IH No. 45T hay baler, bale Behlen Steel MEIS IMPL. chute and hitch $100 Broyhill trailer sprayer or cab air -conditioner on all IH corn planter, 2 -row pull type th Central Stet! FkRM BUILDINGS, 1965 JD 4020 dsl. RC, 3 pt. new combines on early purchas- BINS, 439 2405 1962 JD 4010 LP gas, 3 pt. es. 5 -rigation. Inc, AUGER EQUIPMENT 1960 JD 730 dsl. RC, 3 pt. IH No. 2001 loader, hyd. bucket Phone 1960 JD 830 dsl., pwr. strg. $575 .911391.5 or write Mike Wayland at or TRACTORS x 141 1958 JD 820 dsl., dual hyd. IH heavy duty front mt adj. TEAPOLIS, KANV 410 439-2830 1958 JD 720 dsl. std., 3 pt. 1966AC 190XT diesel blade $85 Wa 1955 JD 70 dsl. RC, power strg. 1965AC 190 diesel Cream separator, IHC low base gland Const. Co. JAMESTOWN 1966 JD No. 95 16' with cab 1965IH 806 diesel all stainless steel, electric, AT SED TRACTORS Phone EA 5.2134 1964 Gleaner C -II, 16' 1962AC D-17 gas $25 diesel, real clean 1959AC D-17, gas IH hammer mill, 10C, with Washington, Kansas66968 DUE TO the death of my broth- 1962 JD No. 55, 14' tractors, good Ides er, I have for sale the following: 1957AC WD 45, Wide front traveling feedtable $50 1958 JO No. 55 14' with cab 1956AC WD 45, wide front WANTED - Wide front end for1960 IHC 460 gas tractor, fast 1958 MH 92, 16', reasonab:e Allis 3x14 mtd. plow $65 Isl., good JD 70 o hitch, power steering, overhaul- 1955 JD No. 55 14' 1951AC WD IH 7' tandem disk $50 r 520. Also AC WD or 45 good IH 3 -sec. springtooth with dsl., clean, cheap withwide front end. W. J. ed.Excellentrubber, 88" belt pickup for JD 55 MISCELLANEOUS ev- Brink, paint. IHC 3x14 fast hitch plow, Straw chopper for late model 95 ener ,awrence, Ks. SCELLANEOUS SB1 No. 311, trip beam. Hulda Meyer,Lots of good JD springtooth 1967 NH 905 14', swather, Ford IH P. -sec. rotary hoe withFH JOHN drawbar disk, good DEERE RW 11'6" discon Linn, Kansas, Phone DIckens sections engine, conditioner sk, good rubber, 8-2379. xl 1959 IH 46T baler IH rear mt. No. 263 FHculti- Lanningood condition. Dale vator x15 stubblePio\ Rt. 2, Abilene, Ks. "For Dependable Equipment 1959 Oliver 60T baler (913) 1954 Travelo 8x40 trailer JD No. 5.7' mower (1.6 plow C03-2278. INT. 706Diesel for sale, 1965, - You Can Depend On Us" SB2 wide front, with or without cab, 1,Y6 ' Kewanee wheel disc TRUCKS FORSAkLE Call or See tractor, - 1967 G1000 MM good tires. Also 4x16 semi-mtd. LLOYD HUNTER 1700 truck,heaq. row crop, 3 pt., big tires, plow. Phone 776-7106, Manhat- Blanding Impl. Co. cab, dual hydraulic, xl. 187" wheelbasje. weights, on - tan. - Jost Implement Co. .304 eng., IsPeeu 1Y3301lours. Likenew. Sold for $10,850 Le- BELOIT, KANS. Mohn Implement Co. ton er canWill sell for$6500. Buy - FOR. SALE - Model L S 547-3182 ton assume payments. Also tourneau scraper. Goodcondi- 452att oissents Telephone CE 8-5101 I061.2ier disk, like Har- PE 8-3066 HILLSBORO, 12 ton 0 hr Call new, $600. tion, $1175. Dorman Clark, lieu )-6940, Hays, 278-3353. B160 with Ks. SB3 dy, Nebr., Phone 913 x2 FOR SALE - KANS. Junction City, Kansas OlderAledels WANTED er of grain - Airmaster aeration IHC 21' No. 480 disc FOR SALE - New Holland pushoflryer. NuWayNo. 12 seed FOR SALE - 1962 John Deere cf stacker. FOR SALE - Minhafer 7-16 semi -mounted plow self propelled field cutter. 1965 45 combine. Kept shedded. First for 195 Straw chopper oats, 90c bu. bin run.Yellow Tractor, 500 hrs. plow & disc Model. Nice cutter. Brand new naha Motorr stock9 95 JDcombine. 'Live - used fall of '63. With 1966 224 trailer, tandem blossom clover seed.LaVern like new. Reduced - Priced toNew Idea mower, 3 pt, $450. corn head, Hume reel, with M grain wheels, x1 GMC 6x6 truck, $750. Stuart & 1111.° k stocksides. Give age, Gustason, White City. sell. and W Robot control, grain tank o & price. Geo. Tisch Gleaner C -II combine, like new Shepard, Chapman, Ks. x1 extensions, lights and special hawser - FOR SALE - Massey44 dsl. John Deere 4010 with Turbo & corn sieve. Charles Fouts, Base- 913 Elmo Carlton, Ks.,Phone hitch, good rub- A4 JOHN DEERE cultivator, 4 Phone 013. row crop, 3 pt. hor, Kans., Phone 913 PL 8-2670. x2 ber, ready to go. J.Wiebe, Rt. 5. duals row front mount for wide front x4 end 30 or 40 series tractor, $450. x3 AV 4'215 H CYLINDER Newton, Kansas. N25E25\417 t71 to head No. Vern Bergman Also Emmert (Duo -Till) spring- WANTED - Have 1967 16' 110525 fit TD15, UD16, tooth for use with or without CANS. ITD554 at$206.87 or half WANT TO BUY Used11' late DE 6-2100 Daytime planter, $200. Fred Ensminger, header for 410 Massey -Ferguson 3ETHA' °f newprice. ValleyEquipment model tandem disc,sealed brgs. DE 6-3486 Evenings combine. Will trade for 14' head- )r.Co., In Lindsborg, Cottonwood Falls, Moran, Ks. 66755, Phone La Charles Fouts, Basehor, -Ks., 913 227-2196 F. G. Fisher, x2 SENECA, KANS. Harpe 129F8. Phone 913 PL 8-2670. T OBUI 206, SB2 Kansas 66845. x3 p.o. 13" WANTED - 600' of 6" irriga- Special See The New Ford Garden tion pipe. Ray Wilson, Phone March 4, 1969 Tractor and Mowers Before 263-2400, Abilene, Ks. SB1 22 Grass&Grain 1959 John Deere 730 you buy: $2600 Used Tractors FOR SALE - 2 Seigler 47,500 Two backhoe loader combina- Help Wanted BTU propane heating stoves. Corrects tions, excellent condition 1962 4000 diesel, backhoe, loader INSURANCE 1959 400 Case, backhoe, loader Wendell Vandom, Phone Ver- Westr110 660 Case combine, 13' header, 2 - million 3824482. x1 row cornhe.ad, low acreage 1951 8N Ford, backhoe, fr. bladeWANTED - Farm Manager 1 represe 1962 641 Ford MFA INSURANCE, brand of YVI D-17 111 Allis Chalmers tractor qualified to handle machinery, Auto, life, liability, fire artie1( with cab, 3x16 plow, 440 front 1947 9N Ford hogs and cattle. Would consider auto loans, Your mount cultivator 1949 8N Ford renting. 640 acre tract, mostly talization. OrrisMarshall,hospi! 1951 8N Ford wheat, grass and diverted acres. Poultry Court, Clay Center, 1950 DC Case 2-3902. KansasIQ 1949 TO Ferguson 240 acre tract, new modern Henry Sales 1962 1010 John Deere, cultivator house, central heat and air con- and planter ditioning. Heated farrowing POULTRY EQUIPMENT & Service, Inc. 1952 WD Allis house, confined, climate -control-FOR SALE - Automatic poul- led finishing house for 2000 try feeder, waterers, and metal E. Hwy. 24 1946 H Farmall head per year. Elevator, scale, 1947 C Allis 30,000 bu. grain storage, irrigat-nests for 2500 hens, $900. Also FREE- Good farm 1967 Ford, 865 hours cooler room and cooler unit, $450 ups. & Meriden Rd. ed, other buildings. Write or see Frank Jorgenson,Phone 1967 5000 ford, 865 hours H. C. Besack, Box 458, Beatrice,900 feet of 4' lath and some 2x4 Barnes, Kansas. 701, /.41.551-04.1UNISta Rebuilt 8 or 9N engines and and 2x6 lumber. FL 4-7641 used parts Nebraska 68310. SB1 WOODROW KOBISKIE FOR SALE - male Bassett WELDER WANTED Phone Paxico 636-8181 Hounds, AKC., 13 yr. old, TOPEKA, KANSAS USED MACHINERY ALMA, KS.66401 prov. en breeder, and 2 10mo. of BMB 5' Utility 3 pt. cutter TO OPERATE SHOP 1503, Barnes,Kans. d. Pk At the f BMB 7' Brute, pull type This is an old established shop x2 USED COMBINES BMB 80" Fury cutter for general welding and ma- laps Kal18. 5 1967 Gleaner C -II, 18', with Case 8' wheel disc, chine repair. Owner is in poor Mobile Homes MOST OF FT.RILEY cab & air JD T14 baler health, needs operator. Be your TROOPS ARE BACK 1 1967 Gleaner A -II, 14' with Dempster rotary lister own boss. Everything furnished; FT. RILEY cab - About 8000el 50% 7' Ford mower no tools needed. Will give good the 10,000 24th 10( 2 1966 Gleaner A -II, 14' with Dearborn 7' mower deal to right man. ExperienceFOR SALE - 1960 10x55 mo- InfantryDivie, cab bile home with yard fence, stor- A large a Case 4 -row planter with fert. necessary. Work inside. 14'x15' ion troops whoparticipated farm mad 1 1965 Gleaner A -II 14' with cab Blackhawk side del. rake overhead door. No drinking. age shed & built on bedroom. maneuvers in Germany in 1 1965 Gleaner C -II 18' with cab Available June. Call Tom Wil- have 1955 John 4 HP Roto Tiller Start work now. If you're the arrived back at Fort 1960 John 1 1965 MF 510, 18' David Bradley garden tractor &right man, contact: liams, JE 9-8186, Manhattan. Riley, The 1 1965 MF 300 13' x1 remainder are scheduled Both tracts equipment to be 3 pt. hit 2 1963 MF Super 92, 16' 4 HP wheel horse & mower returned by mid -March. 2 1961 MF 92 14' Gravely garden tractor & mower CLIFFORD RUNDLE 1961 JD 4( 1 1959 Gleaner A diesel, 14' Danuser post hole digger, 9" au- Ph. Res. ME 2-2483 1 1959 Gleaner A with cab, 14' ger Shop ME 2-2812 3 1959 MF 82 14', 1 with cab TRACTORS M 7' 3 pt. Dearborn disc CLAY CENTER, KANS. 2 4010 RC Dsl. - one roll-o-matic, one wide front end. 4 1 1960 JD 55, 14' Painted, sharp, good tires. Au 1 1960 IHC 181, 18' with cab 70 Gas JD - new block & pistons, live PTO. We Have A Good Selection Of M. B. Salisbury Co. 1960 560 Cockshutt Dsl., live shaft, hydraulics, good $1350 Used Tractors, Balers & Loaders Miscellaneous 830 Case Dsl. Engine overhauled $925 URA C: VORS CE 3-7411 JD R, excellent mechanically ..$1100 ry IHC 450 dsl., good 'Midway Impl. Co. FANCY TEAM harness for po- .. $1600 114 Quincy JD 3010 dsl., new motor & transmission, wide front end $3150 Phone GR 6-2460 tiC1(.01.5.111EPer nies, horses, collars, pads, hous- 1949 G JD, good ings, miniature wagons: Metal $450 KENSINGTON, KANSAS TOPEKA, KANS. stock rack for long 1/2 ton Chev. COMBINES 5 & 6 ft. width highloader buck- Sharp 1963 MIL No. 82 with power steering FOR SALE -- IHC 4-16 plow, ets 1A, price. 64 Model outboard $2850 WANTED - Rectangular JD 1954 JD 55 14' . hMd. Ford 2-14 3 pt. IHC 11' one- fertilizer boxes for planter. For Merc. motor. Nolan Scott, 2510 $1350 way. Wayne Neel, Jamestown, sale, 8' Hoeme. Howard Goering, Apple Lane, Ph. 662-2918, Hutch- MISCELLANEOUS Kansas. x3 Peabody, Kansas. inson. x3 4 Row JD front mtd. cult., fits 70-630-730 . $4q5 x3 4 row JD 3 pt. rotary moldboard lister, with fert FC=t SALE - 1960 Int. BC -180FOR SALE - 225X Letz grinder WATCH FOBS wanted, for .my JD 494 planter, with fertilizer & insecticide. New runner$625 tandem with 15' Krauss, lime & mixer, used very little. Wesley collection, which advertise farm openers fertilizer bed, 2 yrs. old. Area machinery,tools, Rundus, Munden, Kans., Phone construction 4 row IHC pull type hyd. weeder $275 91$ 589-2518, R. 0. Kuntz, Han 32-22. x1 machinery,saddles,windmills, JD 45W loader for wide front end tractors As I h vOyille, Ks. x1 gas engines, railroads, automo- JD 214W (wire) baler. Overhauled, painted .$259 public auc MM MANURE SPREADER for biles, etc. Good prices paid. Ken- Gehl grinder mixer, good $550 Moundridg FdR THE rideof yourlife, sale. Wooden box, good, $75. Pull neth Peterson, Sylvan Grove, POO Galva, Ka ride a Big Horn saddle from Bulldozer, fits JD 720, 30, 830 $125 type two row curler, can be us- Ks. 67481. x4 Push off hav stacker att. for loader KO Milling. Clay Center, Kans. ed with 3 -point hitch, $10. Bob Letz mill with traveling feed table $65 SB TF Wilson, St. George, Kans., 913- FOR SALE - Nice started herd Kent 18' Hydra -Harrow, 3 bar $75 MI 494-2552. xl of chinchillas. A nice project for ...$175 WANTED - Field harvester, a boy or girl or a partly retired )958 Volkswagen. New rubber, new ending ,new clutch $195 1961 JD 4 NO. 6 or No. 12 John Deere; ro- IHC 3 pt. 8' tandem disc harrow S175 equipper PROPANE KITS - 2 complete person. C. P. Rensink, RR1, Ada, hours, tary hoe, 4 row planter, rotaryoutfits for AC Gleaner G, F or Kansas. x4 moldboard & 4 row 3 pt. culti-C. 100 gal. tanks; diaphragms & 1956 JD 7 vator. Prefer Burch. Earl Klein- 30,000 FT. USED lumber for power s carburetors. Waterville Motors, (1117111 Concordia Traitor Inc. cently r sorge, Cottonwood Falls, Ks. Waterville, Kans., Phone 913- sale, 2x8's and ship lam Phone SB1 785-2731. Waterville, Kans., 785-2526. SB2 1951 IHC SB1 kirmitiV CH 3-3381 Concordia, Kans. eqhyduip 2pei

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John Deere 2510 tractor, gas, fully equipped,wide JD No. 1 front axle, remote cylinder, weights, 15x38S450 sier. points, 6 -ply tires, 3 pt. hitch SAVE 48., 1967 IHC like nev John Deere 2510 tractor, diesel, fullyequipped, al t- a k, ii- 1963 IHC wide frontaxle, remote cylinder,weights, N,."."-",.." .- .04/0'.'n) l tooth, v

1$ 15x38 6 ply tires, 3 pt. hitch SAVE 00 - '''.SCP*1 01'1 f _.-:- A-1 , 6, 0 1. 1962 IHC ,,,, tooth w , 0... John Deere F145 3 -bottom 14" steerableplow, 20" runners ( I coulters, trash boards SAVE $220 ,/, JD 16' to - '- --- - ' planters

John Deere F145 4 bottom 14" steerable plow, wheels, 20" Without Obligation See These Modern Tractors A-1 coulters, trash boards SAVE $300 JD 9' 4 sl with POWER, COMFORT& CONVENIENCE for the with na John Deere F145 4 bottom 16" steerable plow,20" Man Who Prefers To TravelFIRST CLASS A-1 coulters, trash boards SAVE$300 1963 JD 4 used v(

1963 MM Bale Wire, American BE SURE TO REGISTER 1962 MM - Sterling - Box ;10.25 MM 8' or THREE TRACTOR -USE PRIZES AT EACHOF OUR STORES disks USED 1st - Use our nom- Tractor for 1 Month Melroe 8' good 2nd - Use the 190XT Tractor for 2 Weeks 3rci - Use the 190XT Tractor for 1 Week 22 ft. pip IHC No. 37 wheel disc, antifriction bearings, new Drawing Time:Saturday, March 29, 2 p.m. 22' 2-whe front disc, 12', very good $550 Need Not Be Present To Win 1960 hyd. Here's A Chance To See WhatThese Modern Machines Will Do, JD model On Your Farm And With The o good Implement Of Your Choice IHC 7'pc Oliver spreader, 85 bu. size $1 50 IHC 2-roi FREE FREE FREE 2 hyd. im

21'6" gra IHC rotary lister, rubber carrier, press, fertilizer $295. 10'6" gra Be A Winner 1 1967 5-st like ne 1968 13'6 200 gallon trailer sprayer, plastic Farm With Allis Chalmers tank, 8 row....$295 truck 494A John Deere Planters -4& 6 row FOR DETAILS STOP IN AND SEE Electric 100 bu Grainovator - Blair Feed Wagons "Milt" at bed, go 4-whl. See Or Call Us For Good PricesOn The Above Machines tr withg Marysville MachineryCompany Heavy(I JOE BOWMAN - Call Us Collect- BUD ANDERES with ' Marysville,Kans. V m * All -steel

or "Butch"at BOWMAN'S * A;, .111,.(.1,16tEPfi CE 8-4 1 03 Waterville 0 Auctions Your Manhattan - Junction City JD Dealer Motor Company 0 and Floy, JUNCTION CITY, KANS. __ _i___ .. -- Waterville, Kans. lie_, 1 4/ 4.4er4111111114111111111111111111111111111111111111.1i4111m, iiiii Jj ,,,,,,,,,,,, 4. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1111 ,,,,,,,,,,, 111 ,,,,, 111141141 ,,,,,,,, 1111111111111111111 llllll ;1111111j drug storewas placed under re- Grass C. W. Bill Crites, auctioneer,at LET'rER ceivership and isnow being op-238-5720 in Junction City, erated by anotherproprietor." col- from the G&GArea I would pointout to you that lect. March 4, 1969 11111111111141111111141111111111 10111 the drug storeformerly operat- C. W. Bill Crites ed by Mrs. Hildenbrand, JUNCTION CITY INSURANCE Correction On 25th edition ofGrass and Giain now entitled "ChargeFalse Claimsknown as Hoffman'sPharmacy, Westmoreland Story for Welfare Drugs" was never placed underreceiver- as junior leaders while enrolled represent Mrs. Zola Hilden-called to my attention.has been ship. The contentsof the inven- itt the junior leadership project. INsuiP I .VVestmoreland, Kansas. The last sentence tory were soldpursuant to the More than 95,000 Kansas liability ANa ,CE.At, brand of in your Kansas Bulk Transfers ' article intheFebruary article states, and Act andFoods, Clothing ation Your I quote, "Thethe present proprietoris the youth participated during the Cla.y°CrreinStekra(1: owner of said business. past year in the 4-H program, a 2. The ' '4;; terms "receivership"connotes Most Popular part of the Kansas Cooperative Wednesday bankruptcy andany receiver, Extension Service, KSU. per se, is an individual whoop- erates a businesson behalf of4-H Projects In addition to the traditional the estate in bankruptcy. The "top 10" projects during4-H clubs, organized on the Mrs. Hildenbrand hasnot been the past year in the Kansng 4-Hcommunity basis, Kansas girls E-Good MARCH 12 adjudged bankrupt. program indicate the great va-land boys took part in special in- k Jorgenson Gary F. Conklinriety in projects offered the 8- ?s, Kansas.r*'. WESTMORELAND terest or project groups and to 19 -year -olds participating dur-4-H TV clubs. In addition Exten- SALE_ Starts 11:00a.m. ing 1968. ds, 1 sion personnel worked with eeder, Lunch Served Foods and nutrition with al-more than 8900 youth not en- and '210 o'4 Bill Crites Looking miles north of the northeast corner of Dun- most 13,500 enrolled and cloth-rolled in any 4-H program. Mans At the farm 11/4 ing with more than 11,000 head I lap Kans.(Dunlap is 7 miles southeast of Council Grove.) For Man Who , the list of the 10 most popular HOLTON MC r of FT. 17 head Black Angus calves Swiped Tractor projects, reports Dr. Glenn M. DEALERSHIP SOLD On Thursday, February 20, the )PS ARE BACR 1961 JD 205 cornhead Bussett, state 4-H leader, Kan- HOLTON - The IHC agency RILEY Farmers -Stockman Co-op Asso- in Holton has been sold by Vic - About s;; 1967 Papec portable grinder- ciation of Junction City helda sas State University. 0,000 24thInfanit Machinery mixer with 21/2 ton tank, closing -out auction oftheir Completing the list are beef, Symons to the Henry Brothers, assortment of good PTO farm store. Among hundreds of farmers in the Goff area. The 7001Ds who partici.: A large including: knitting, swine, horticulture, Livers in farm machinery, 1966 Wik bale loader items offered for sale wasa four are Joe, Don, Francis and GermanytT1955 John Deere60 tractor Liquid manure wagon with Bolen Model 1050 tractor witha reading, woodworking, horse, 4:1 backat ForrIbi;.1960 John Deere 530tractor pump 36 -inch rotary mower andsnow and photography. Jim Henry. Joe Henry will be strg., general manager. nder aresehecluhi Both tractors with power For Complete Listing of The blade. The tractor was bid in at Almost 6500 teenagers served ied by mid 3 pt. hitch & live PTO Machinery, See Grass & Grain the auction for $900 by a white -March. 1961 JD 40 combne, 10 ft. Next Week, Issue of March 11 male about 25 to 30 years old, wearing striped overalls and grey sweatshirt with hood, blonde hair in a crewcut. e wide front Mr. & Mrs.Junior Blanton end. He gave his name as Bill Ber- Auctioneers Jim Kirkeininde and Kenneth Cmws ry, or perhaps Bill Buerry, of Sale Every Wed. PTO.,,,,,,,,, .11';* Clerk: Farmers & Drovers Bank, Council Grove Clay Center. The man never raulics, good _ paid for the tractor, drove it off and loaded it on a small blue 2 -wheeled trailer pulled by a 1965 Ford or Chevrolet pickup truck of slate grey or dark Due to the bad weather last Wednesday, there was Friday green color. The Bolen tractor is a garden notenough livestock sold to test the market. or home use tractor, not a field - Weather permitting there will be a good run type tractor. It is white and brown in color, with red stripe, this week especially on light -weight stockers MARCH 7 mower green and snowblade and feeders. )US yellow. 30 A $50 reward will be paid for We have buyers that have been asking for with Pert, Lunch Served information leading to the iden- both the light weight and the 700 - 800 lbs. icide. New runner tification of the man or the re- cattle. Starts 10:30 a.m. covery of the tractor. Anyone having information, please call If you have any livestock to sell, we invite rs p1! As I have discontinued my farm operations, I will sell at .8'1, public auction located 4 miles north and 2'/miles west of you to give us a try. -ited Moundridge, Kansas., or 8 miles south and 1 miles west of Galva, Kansas. St'

. FUEL TANKS, ETC. 7th Annual Machinery Consignment Sale 500 gal. propane tank Machinery Propane stock tank heater March 14,10:00 a.m. ng ,new clutch .. 1961 JD 4010 tractor, fully Two 300 -gal. fuel tanks on (no machinery taken day of sale) equipped, new rubber, low steel stand, hose & nozzle, SEE YOUR ACCREDITED hours, A-1 good FARM AND LAND BROKER 1956 JD 720, fully equipped, 150 gal. pickup fuel tank with LISTED BELOW r

wheels, 3 pt. hyd. markers, new; 4%" bench vise; bolt 160A Grass, 1969 possession, PRODUCTION SALE actors A1 cutter; hand tools;shovels; Clay County: & QUARTER HORSES JD 9' 4 shank I have other good offerings tool bar, 3 pt,forks. E for the With narrow lister bottoms, Augers; wire stretchers; to show' you and I may have at the ranch 6 miles south on K-177, 1/2 east, 1/2 south tire tools; lug wrenches; truck just what you can afford. Call

S 1963 JD 4-row cultivator, 3 pt.,flares; 3 hyd. jacks up to 12 collect for appointment, then COTTONWOOD FALLS, ICANS. used very little, A-1 come take a look. Starts 12:30 Noon ton;4 -drawer heavy work 1963 MM 4-16plow, hyd., A-1bench; 49 -hole metal bolt bin ELDON THORMAN SAT., MAR. 15 1962 MM 5-14plow, hyd., A-1with bolts; 1% HP electric mo- Lunch On Grounds REALTOR MM 8' onewayon rubber, bigtor,A-1;battery fencer; 6V disks battery charger; Stewart -War- Crfice At -SELLING- ORES Melroe 8'combine, pickup att.,ner clippers. good Electric cattle prod, new; 12 Cedar Court Motel y10Re:ri 22 ft. pipeharrow drag log. chains; 8 boomers; truck 913 ME 2-3008 32 REGISTERED 22' 2 -wheeldrill carrier tarp;32' extension ladder, Clay Center, Ks. aFtleZfeeirs 1960 hyd,manure deader, goodlike new; 32' extension ladder, JD modelL manure spreader,good; % rod steel measuring 'ill Do, All Open IHgCoo7a' wheel. BULLS ice power mower, good Potato plow; 4 825x20 Good- Nice 4-H Club IHC 2-row cultivator rich truck tires, new; 4 9x22.5 2 hyd.implement cylinders truck tires with wheels, good All 2 -Year -Olds Prospects 4:6" grainauger on rubber20 used 15 & 16" car and A Well -Developed carrier, good implement tires;roll snow 10'6" grainauger fence. IReady For Service 40; 1967 5 -starpower post auger, Electric wire fence; electric 6 Registered like new fence posts; 2 sets universal 1968, 13'6"Knapheide grain pickup guards; wheel weights; 50 COMMERCIAL Quarter Horse truck bed, steel fence posts; 6' JD &MM used 1 year Electric HEIFERS Yearlings Wheel 4-whi.trailer,new drill ports. 100 bu. Rolling coulters; hay rope All Dehorned, Bred Good, and bred to metal flare grain bed, good and carrier; V pulleys; 20cul- and Pregnancy Tested make "cow horses" 4.whl. tivator sweeps: plow lags;old A trailer chassis,good, grill with grafi).bed implement trailer; pickup George Morse, Auctioneer. Heavyduty implement guard: bumper hitches. Portable Corrals with4winch trailer Model A motor; 8 hp.Briggs One to suit every need *ForCatalog: TITUS & STOUT, Cottonwood Falls, Kans.. V & Stratton engine;angle,rod, DEALERSHIPS AVAILABLE in metalpickup stock rackpipe & junk iron; manyother All -steelroad drag items not mentioned. CONSER Joe W. Livestock Supply Auctioneers: Goering, Owner Phone 945-3938 OTTONWOOD FALLS. KANSASi,66845" Ted Kr.hbiel, McPherson Clerk: Boesker VALLEY FALLS, KANS. and FloydGehring, Moundridge Sales Service bers mightbe reluctant r mit anamendment to slit only quor by thedrink, 4t, more inclined and welikit, to submit the votersin 1970. both The concept was first ed at apress conferencepn,, weeks ago by Henry pt; Wichita Par publicrelations who is thelobbyist ciblw for of Kansanswho seek a an ele on liquor bythe drink, $17 Millionlost In MissingWheal

Sales ToJapan The AgricultureDepart rg estimates that 17million dollars in farm exporttrade was l because of arecent JapanostJapanese on U.S. wheat. Japan imposedthe ban vember after receivingin N ship ments of sprout -damaged wil.hen. from the UnitedStates. After two months of negotiations ja, pan resumed buyingUS. grain Heated Fishing Dock Popular and the United States give that country aboutagreed to The exceptionally cold winter didn't stop fishermen at the Toronto Reservoir, where a late -seasoncrappie run 500,4 bushels of new wheat 36 seats to offset kept the heated fishing dock at the marina busy. The enclosed building has a 14 x 34 foot pool and the loss.tal surround it. Total cost of the wheatgift abouttrad $7-M,000 withthe Wisconsin $11.23 8 be served by the Denver line tradepaying $250,0004 New Mexico $11.13 9 would be Agra,Clay Center, the federal government$500,4 Goodland,Kanorado, South Dakota $11.11 10 Kensing- In a report released bythe Colorado $11.06 11 ton, Lebanon, Norton, Phillips.foreignagriculturalservice, burg, Sharon Springs and Smiththe department estimated Utah $11.04 12 US, Center. trade loss with Japan during Initi( Vermont $10.88 13 Dale E. Saffels, Kansas com- the two months at between10 Montana $10.83 14 mission chairman,saidaddi- million and 12 million busheb On 5. North Dakota $10.72 15 tional hearings will be held byof wheat valued at around Nevada $10.63 16 the ICC before the merger is million dollars. Milo Louisiana 17 approved. Also, Japan turned to Austra. $10.62 The .1 lia heavily during December, Iowa $10.55 18 says fan buying 13,100,000 bushels of Massachusetts $10.41 19 hack 19( wheat in the month- more Mississippi $10.37 20 by more than Australia sold Japan in all during it Kansas $10.29 21 of 1965 and nearly equal to lM By The Drink1 the ann Oregon $10.25 sales, the report said. governn Washington $10.10 2322 Or Not At All? "Now that trade has resumed progran Maine $ 9.96 24 The chances for Kansans to we are hopeful of regaining some of this loss in the months The d Oklahoma $ 9.77 25 vote in 1970 on liquor by the ahead," the department said. duce th Indiana .$ 9.64 26 drink have been built up by a ruling of the Kansas attorney The sprouted wheat was at sorghur Florida $ 9.63 27 tributed to wet harvest condi about 3 West Virginia $ 9.58 28 general, who held that amend- ed to ments for prohibition and liquortions in the Pacific Northwest, Michigan $ 9.50 29 which produces most of the U.S. the pro Maryland by the drink could go on the $ 9.50 30 same ballot. wheat sold to Japan. In many Farme Arkansas...... $ 9.47 31 The opinion was requested by cases, officials said, sprout dm to sign Delaware $ 9.33 32 Sen. Glee Smith Jr., president age is not visible and requires eral prc laboratory examination. North Carolina $ 9.18 33 wheat a pro tern of the Senate, who ask- Japan now requires a max Rhode Island $ 8.91 34 ed Fnizzell whether there was figures imum tolerance of onehalf of Februar South Carolina $ 8.90 35 any constitutional ban on con- one per cent in sprout -damaged Alabama $ 8.88 36 flicting amendments being sub- Under mitted in the same election. wheat kernels as part of the Tennessee $ 8.85 37 agreement to resume buying produce "Under our constitution and base ac Georgia $ 8.85 38 the authorities cited," Frizzell U.S. wheat. Nebraska $ 8.83 39 replied, "we find no constitution. U.S. grain standards include Pennsylvania sprout -damaged wheat in an supportp t $ 8.79 40 al objection to both propositions ducers Kentucky over-all category limiting dart $ 8.78 41 being placed on the same bal-aged grain to 2 per cent. acreage Missouri $ 8.70 lot." 42 Department officials saidthat ments. New Jersey $ 8.59 43 In his opinion, Frizzell refer- dm "the question of invisible The Virginia $ 8.53 44 red to two resolutions pending there are in the Legislature. age exists," but since the tota New Hampshire $ 8.42 45 no quick and easy testsreadily verted s One is a concurrent resolution large Connecticut $ 8.37 46 available for handling of acres w. pending in the Senate to submit de Texas $ 8.34 47 export shipments the matter for payr the question of a constitutional before a Alaska serves more study $ 8.26 48 amendment to permit the sale tion D. C. change in the present $ 8.24 49 of liquor by the drink. The oth-standards is recommended. ing the 1 Illinois er $ 7.95 50 is a resolution introduced in In the meantime, thedepart. Ohio $ 7.75 51 the House by Rep. John Bowerment said, extensive cropgm? (R-McLouth) to allow a vote on AVERAGE $ 9.80 ling and testing ofthein a constitutional amendment to wheat crop in thePacific North' return Kansas to prohibition. This west will beconducted.sple9co Senator Smith said after he 13 per c had received the opinion from mini Rail Merger d0i:er Only Woman. Legislator To the attorney general that he be-800 Acres hlsi: lieved it would be a good idea tionally, Mrs. Josephine Younkin of JunctionCity is the only woman Affect Northern for the Legislature to submit serving in the Kansas Houseof Representatives. A former Brings$114,800 Geary County Treasurer, Mrs. both amendments to the voters The her first term in the House. HerYounkin is a Democrat serving WESTMORELAND -- husband is a retired farmer who G&G Area in the coming election. of still does some farmingnear the Milford Reservoir, where their Henry Bangertestate sale farm originally was located. BELLF.VILLE- The Denver "That way there could be no southeast ofhere & Rio Grande railroad question about the matter in three may be grossed $114,800,selling in port. the railroad that willserve ahow either House or Senate e°rnpeRegister Kansas 21st The figures below show the number of Kansas citiesdo the members vote on the resolu- hom. Herefon number of dollars out of every years to come, according to tions," Senator Smith said. "The acre a stead7\icsrul sold dm for$250 per $100 income taken for state and voters could express their opin- t° In Taxes Out recommendation by the Kansas Bor I) eorf local taxes and the rank of eachCorporation Commission. ion by voting for whichever one 0,SieortjovidcLieh,8 state, from highest to lowest. The Kansas commission, they were for and against the moTreh sold tol/r. Of Income in a o Hawaii other." A 480 -acre pasture acre,ge $12.45 1 brief to the ICC, hassaid it 137 per WallaceT fora Wyoming does not object to the Proponents of an election on Kansas ranks 21st among all .$12.20 2 sale if pture on o Big, rug enough of the property is the sale of liquor by the drink and a 160 acre states in the amount of personal New York $12.18 3 sold to sold for$57 Intyre Creek ee. the Denver and RioGrande have supported submitting both ofIdall income that goes for stateand Arizona $11.71 4 acre to KennethParker local taxes, according to figures Minnesota Railroad to assure serviceto amendments to insure that the $11.46 5 IRia..tKta.n shippers in communities question of liquor by the drink WMitherk from 1967 data recently publish. Idaho across Atgheenscyaieo! 4r $11.42 6r gets on the ballot. Carlson ed by U.S. News & World Re- the northern portion ofKansas. Ph. TA 5 California 1$11.31 hatliaT tann Other cities which wouldthen They have pointed out that auctioneer.' some House and Senate mem-Lawrence Welterthe irlight be an rele

r by th endntent . e dird. the east seceded as Biafra,it voterse inclined t'4'cl '6114 was cut off the power grid. Con- March 4, 1969 in 1970s"k sumption dropped 30 to 50per- It:3neePtWas s, Press en, cent. The war has drastically benefit the north. ks ago by ienlek4 altered power -use predictions, The dam displaced 50,000nor- arta lity so that economists will no long-therners for whom 117new vil- is the er even try to predict when the lobbyiste lages were built. It will provide ansans t tar country can use all the powerthe dry north witha 480 -square quor by available from Kainji. mile lake. Its potentialcatch of the dr4 Secessionists claimed that thefish is estimated at 10,000tons east did not need Kainji powerannually. It also will provideir- because it was rich in naturalrigation and control theflow of gas. They contended that a the Niger, making itmore nav- Missing north -dominated central govern-igable than ever. Butmost of ment wanted to use money fromthe power will be furnishedto Eastern oil to build a dam to the south. es Tojob

Agriculture ID.:11 sates that 17 nillV, rill export . trade Ise of a recent ,rgo on U.S. aan imposedwheat ter after the reeeivh, MAOW :s of sproutdas4 the United Stater,' BIG TRADES months ofnegotiate - BARGAIN PRICES ttesumed buying Crowds were so large atour 2 -day formal opening last he United Friday and Saturday that States many of our visitors did not get to a' that country take advantage of our specialprices on new & used machin- abe;%. ery. Therefore we are continuingour Grand Opening Prices ds ofnew wheat S! THIS WEEK. ass, al cost of Food From TheSky the wher. Food from the sky USED! EQUIPMENT about $7501:100 was delivered to this 1966 IH 706 dsl. , with' on a rocky Western Nevada ridge. small herd of wildmustangs $5775 $5500 trade paying The animalshad climbed to the 1964 IH 806 propane $5275 $4500 $2$ foot level to escape shoulder-deep snow 9000 - 1963 IH 504 gas $1975 ?deral government they were well above their on their usual winterrange and 1961 BD 275 dsl. $1775 a report releasedb winter food $1275 $1075 their plight and organized supply. Ranchersdiscovered 1959 IH 460 gas, wfe $2775 $2400 ;nagricultural a helicopter haylift. 1959 IH 460 gas soN $2475 $2100 iepartment 1961 IH 560 dsl. $3475 $3200 estinnt 1961 IH 560 dsl. loss with Japan r475 $3200 d Initial Report Cost of BigNigerian PowerDam IH 300 gas $1075 $875 wo months at betsa 1955 IH 400 gas $1575 $1375 in and 12 million 1949 IH M, pwr. strg. $975 On Signup For Illustrates 1950 IH M $825 heat valued at Growing Pains OfAfrica $875 $675 anQ A new $266 milliondam greater than the country will MACHINERY in dollars. 6 row narrow 2 pt. loose ground lister.. $425 Milo Program across the Niger river illus- likely need for manyyears. 4 -row 2 pt. planter $375 o, Japan turned Ink trates the gap betweenthe $375 $275 The Agriculture Department So far, Nigeria has tapped the IH 430 null type 4 -row lister withfert. $975 wavily during D says farmers agreed to cut dream and reality ofdevelop- 4 -row IH mtd. 2 pt. lister with fert. $875 ig13,100,000 dam for only a third of itspo- $495 $425 bushel back 1969 feed grain productionn-lcnt in Africa. 4 -row A -C planter $395 t in the month tential capacity, and the Ni- 4 -row JD planter $325 - by more than 14,600,000 acres The Kainji Dam is thelargest gerians are not even getting $375 $325 Australia sold Jape.: IH 46 baler, one left $875 during the first three weeks ofpower project in West Africa,cheaper power than they had N -H 68 Hayliner $775 35 and nearly equalt: the annual signup period for but its cost was 40%greater before the Kainji was built. Viking PTO hammermill $775 $675 the report said. than anticipated, the $14 million Letz PTO burr mill $275 $225 government crop -adjustment Already reeling from a 20- $175 $150 aw that trade ham a year interest to the World Richardson bale loader $275 programs. month civil war in Biafra, the No. 30 Grain-O-Vator $225 re hopeful of reg Bank is a staggering obstacle Nigerian economy isinlittle wagon $625 $595 of this loss in then The department hopes Farmhand feed wagon $150 $300 for Nigeria, and its output is shape to pay for the dam. When 4 -row A -C cult., for D-19or 17 I,"the department duce this year's crops of corn, 4 -row JD Monitor- $675 $575 $275 $225 sprouted wheat srJ sorghum grain and barley by ALL FARMERS INVITED 455 6 -row narrow cultivatorwith cylinders, can :ed to wet harvest about 37 million acres, compar- be made into 4 -row $425 $375 in the Pacific Not ed to 32,400,000 idled under To A Special Meeting USED FIELD CUTTERS No. 50 IH 2 -row $1675 produces most of 1',s: the program last year. No. 16 IH one -row $1375 $1075 $875 sold to Japan. Inrt No. 62 Papec $575 Farmers have until March 21 PLOWS $425 officials said, spool 13' JD mtd. chisel, 3 pt. to sign up in this year's fed- $495 $375 snot visible and re Ford -Dearborn 3-14 3pt. eral programs for feed grains, No. 60 IH 3.14 pull $125 $95 story examination. wheat and cotton. The recent type $225 $150 an now requires a' figures were for signups thru LILLISTON ROLLING CULTIVATORS tolerance of met: February 21. er cent in sproutdt LILLISTON ROTARY. CUTTERS GREAT BARGAINS THIS WEEK ONLY kernels as part of: Under the program, feed grain Lilliston Faotory Man Will Be Here nent to resume but., producers must reduce their base acreage by 20 percent to NEW EQUIPMENT /heat. 18.4x34 6 ply duals- Reg $775 qualify for government price- REFRESHMENTS SERVED NOW $635. grain standards 11Lx16 8 ply front flotation tire& wheel.... $99.50 :-damaged wheat in, support loans. In addition, pro- 1000x16 Rib Type Tire & Wheel ducers may retire additional 8 ROW SPRAYER $129.5O llcategory limiting 200 gal. fibreglass tank ;rain to 2 percent acreage and receive direct payments. 7 -roller hypo pump, adjustableboom irtment officWsst, Lists At $575 uestion ofinvisible The departmentsaid that of This. week only $375 :ists," but since t'6e` the total feedgrains acreage di- knocked down tests SPECIAL ON SPRAYER., ck and easy verted so far, about8,900,000 1 Left de for handlinget.: acres were additional 230 gal. epoxy lined tanks diversions 8 roller pumps. . . set up at shipments themat/. for payments. $350 more studybeton. Complete line of KUKER The wheat sprayers in stock present ins acreage signup dur- New 100 bu. KELLY -RYANPTO SPREADERS in the ing the firstthree weeks totaled LIST $625 'ds isrecommended NeedaNew Swather? 12,800,000 the acres of the 1969 se meantime, national allotment This week only $475 aid, extensivecrop', of 51,600,000, of the the departmentsaid. New 150 bu. KELLY -RYAN PTOSPREADER id testing Lists $970 :Top in thePaciii0 This year's conducted, wheat allotment is SALE $800 ill- be 13 percent less than the 59,300,- We have it.The new IH 275 NEW CRUST BUSTERS 000 million at terrific discounts thisweek acres permitted un- & 375 on hand.World's finest NEW GRAIN AUGERS der theprogram in 1968. Addi- 42 ft. at $425 74 ft. at $475 Acres tionally,the department hopes swather line. We would like farmerswill divert another 5 to trade for used IH 201 14 ft. SIDE MOUNTTANKS $114ID8., per cent vn - perhaps as much as or Hesston14 ft. Side mounts in tanks, 150gal. fiberglass tankson i.mORELA"" three millionacres - from pro- each side with side -mountedbrackets. duction List At $525 Bangertestateo in return for direct r?' compensatory :essoutheast. cif payments. selb015 This Week $325 $114,800, Registered STORMOR BINS Herefords We always give bins. This weeka 25% discount on thesegrain storage discount. only, we offeran additional 5% quarterseetigirb:)1c1 for $25° pet0 IC urnBrothers o serviceable CHECK OUR PRICES age d. 100 ON ALL NEW IH EQUIPMENT , - o Dwarf .acre Pas .,37 per -free We are large volume dealersand are in a bloodlines position to deal withyou. 'allace far $1re co o Big, rugged andunpampered 60 acre Pas' $511' :reek sold farof WEIGHT RECORDSAVAILABLE Bruno Implement KennethParker Co. KELLEY A CY01g° FARMS Phone 562-2843 4 mileseast of Marymount k<51,44,C, 31'101 `7ensale, Ph. TA5.4139 MARYSVILLE, KANSAS andled the 010 or TA 3-3370-Salina Welter the Thre

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Located 61/2 miles west watomie, Kans., thenof osa, south. IA mile Fri., March 14 Starts 11:00 a.m. Farmland At Private Treaty Machinery Wes 2 WD Allis tractors 4 -row IHC planter 4 -row 68 A -C cultivator And other farm machinery Miltonvale Wesleyan To Close numerous to list too Holt The Miltonvale Wesleyan Methodist college will close after 60 years in existence. The Miltonvale college, in 160 ACRES same location, selling at private southeastern Cloud county, has 182 students enrolled and 14 faculty members. treaty. 100A cultivated, nice stock pond, nice prairie and The board of trustees of Miltonvale Wesleyan, which also was the board of the Bartlesville, Okla., Wesleyan brome pasture. college decided to merge the two colleges on the Bartlesville campus. RALPH COPE Tho there will be some effort to have the decision rescinded, it appears unlikely that the small Wesleyan Phone 913 - 869-3298 Methodist school will have its doors open next fall. Rt. 1 OSAWATOMIE

Show and Carcass contest. Vinita;Chris Brown, Stillwater; Joe White,Lamont,Okla.;Rodney Bussey,1 List Honors Champion and reserve champ- Stillwater. Senior Division-Modern Swine Industries, Stillwater; Kansas State Tomson Bros. ion winners are: University; Myra Kirk, Pond Creek, lOk'a.;VernonBussey & Son, Vinita, 25 Hoist' At Ark City YORKSHIRE: JoeStarks,Stillwater,' fourth andfifth. 5 Holstei Okla.; Lyoelle Kirk,PondCreek, Okla. CROSSBRED: Junior Division-Craig Thee DUROC: Kansas State University, both !Joyner,Stillwater; KenS t a r k s, placinc.s. Stillwater;Mike Bobbitt, Lamont; Andy Wakona Shorthorns herds in HAMPSHIRES: Ken Starke, Stillwater; Marrs, Arkpnsas City; and Mike Tanner, are big c Barrow Show Rodney Bussey, Vinita. Arkansas City. Senior-Modern Swine PREMIER PRODUCTION SALE ARKANSAS CITY - Mrs. CROSSBRED: Craig Joyner, Stillwater; Industries, Stillwater. 3 Holste Ken Starke, Stillwater. 8 Yearn' William J. Hager of Jasper, Mo., POLAND: Max Osborn, Ponce City POLAND: Junior Division-Ma x Osborn, Ponca City; Cecil Koehn, Ponca: SAT., MARCH 15 4 Holstei City;MaxOsborn, PoncaCity; Ted Most of t and a host of Oklahoma breed- FIVE TOP PLACINGS BY Carney, Ponca City;and SteveGriffin, At the farm west on paved spur off U.S. ers grabbed most of the honors BREED AND DIVISION Ponca City. One 3 ye HAMPSHIRE: Junior Division-Ken 75, 12 miles south of Topeka. .Starks,Stillwater; YORKSHIRE: Junior Division-Joe One 2 ye et the Kansas Spring Barrow Rodney Busse y, Starks, Stillwater; William Shenold,! WAKARUSA, KANS. Stillwater; DuaneWilliams,Stillwater:, Dab LEO FICKEL Shenold,CecilKoehn, Stillwater.PoncaCity;and Senior, William, Selling 15 Registered Shorthorn Bulls Division-Lyoelle Kirk, Pond Creek; I George Shenold, Stillwater; Kansas State; Clerk: 1 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL University,third and fourth; George i 65 Reg. Shorthorn Females Shenold, Stillwater. Junior Incentive Purchases Delivered Free Auct. Friday, April 11 12:30 p.m. DUROC: Junior Division-Rodney - 'Michael,Newkirk,Okla.;RickWoods,. FairGrounds, Erie, Ks. - 60 Head ;Jones, Okla.; Brad Butler, Eureka, Kan,: For Catalogs & Other Information, Write Sale Mgr. Feb '69 "nerd Ave. 17,48914.. 3.5%.. 613F .Dale Eisenhower, Newkirk; Rod Waller, HARRIS SIMONS, 16 S. Locust St., Aurora, Ill 60506 Featuring Popular Kansas Bloodlines Jones. Senior Division-Kansas State' University, first and second; Bruce, And A Gold Medal Cow Family Evans,Vinita; Glenn Butler,Eureka, ;fourth and fifth. Sale Manager John Carlin, Smolan, Ks. 67479 CHESTER WHITE: Junior LAND AT EXECUTOR'S SALE Catalogs Available j Division-Terry Brown, Stillwater; Duane li-lobbs,Lamont; Bob Coppedge,Vinita; Duane Hobbs, Lamont. Senior Division-Bruce Evans,Eureka. BERKSHIRE: Junior Division-Chris; Brown, Stillwater; Joe Starks, Stillwater; LarryRamsey,Vinita;JackDanuser, Monday Thursday Stillwater, fourth and fifth. . PEN -OF -THREE: Junior Division-Rich Weir, Arkansas City; Ken Starks, AUCTION Stillwater; Mick Schmidt, Newkirk; KennethJarboe,ArkansasCity;John' Spore, Newkirk,Senior Division-Mrs. WilliamJ.Hager,Jasper,Mo.;Jack MARCH 10 MARCH 6 Wayman,Goltrie, Okla.;KansasState SALE University; Harold Kirk, Pond Creek, and John Schmidt, Newkirk. PEN -OF -TEN:Steve Wilson, Lamont; Starts 2:00 p.m. Stlrls 10:30 a.m. LynnPeters,Newkirk;Fred Swanson, Arkansas City; DeVore Hog FarrO, Arkansas City, and Steve Griffin, At The Front Door. CourtWHIM' Lunch Served Stillwater. MARION, KANSAS We are quitting farming andmoving to Clifton and will sell Stenzel Estate at public auction on our farm lorated 3 north, 2 east and I/2 north REMINDER of Clifton, Hans. TRACT .1 East 106 2/3 acres of Northwest quarter And a full line of farm machin- (NW/4) of Section 1, .Township 20, Range 3 East, Marion ery and tools Kans. Polled 32 Cattle HOUSE County, Kansas (1 mite West of Marion on US 56, South 14 Polled Hereford cows, 3 yrs. 4 room frame house, 26x26, shie' of road). old, to calf in April and May1 story, good roof and floor, to Hereford Assn. 4 Polled Hereford heifers, 2 be moved or torn down .This years, to calf April & Mayhouse is located 21/2 west of This landlies in the Cottonwood Valley below the MarionReservoir, 6 Hereford steer calves, 7 mo.Palmer, Kans., on south side RANGE BULL About 106 2/3 acres: 98.7 acres in cultivation, balance, in meadow androad old, 3 way vacc. of road. bs Black Whiteface cow, 3 yrs. HOUSEHOLD GOODS SHOW & SALE ways; conserving base is 0 acres: wheat base, 47/ acres: feed grain old, to calf in April or May MISCELLANEOUS Mon., Mar.10 Is44.0 acres: Mandatnry diversion On'Wheat 7.2 acres. 7 Hereford heifer calves, 7 mo.OLD STUFF - ANTIQUE Show 9:30 a.m.Sale 1.00 p m. old, 3 way vacc. & COLLECTORS ITEMS At The East SaleBarn NOTE: Calfhood vacc., area Wagon spring seat; 2 other NORTON, KANSAS TRACT II - North half (N/2) of Section 34, Tomuddp21, i tested. This is a very good spring seats; Howe sewing ma- herd of Polled Hereford cat- Range 7, Chase County, Kansas (8 miles South and 4miles chine, about 1870; 30 gal. iron tle. Your inspection invitedkettle with bail; double trees & East of Clements, Kansas) prior to sale. neckyoke; 3 pr. ice skates; 48 BULLS Iten cracker box; steelyards; 6 old flatirons; shotgun shells; 4 HEIFERS For further Information contact the undersignedor David W.Wheeler Farm Matiiinerycrimpers; 20 gal. stone jar. of Wheeler, Westerhaus & Wheeler, Marion, Kansas. 1949 IHC M tractor, fully Iowa cream separator; churns; Most Of The Bulls equipped, wgts., new rubber,bucksaw; scoop board; cab- Are Serviceable good bage cutter; 2 horse collars; Age For Complete Descriptions See Grass & Grain Feb.25 1936 IHC F-20 tractor, good harness; 2 water pitchers; 1 rubber, good shape castor. Kansas) Auctioneer John Olsen (Marion, Gene Watson Executor of the Ben Stenzel Estate Walter L. & Genevieve Hawke Sale Mgr. Aucts: Foster Kretz Auction Service Clerk: 1st National Arnold Witiorff Openevi Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 64422 Bank, Clifton Inman, Ks. Auctioneers & Realtors IIANov Ted Haefner, - F. J. Makovec,Ram)" 4 MMIIIIIIMIM11111122mgaggognot MINI March 4, 1969

wick County assistant home terial preparation, Dr. Bohan- Area Counties economists, Wichita. non said. Three Get Pilot A portion of the rountine ad- ministrative details of helping "'This new foods and nutrition the KSU Extension aides withprogram is an example of the food Programs For their day-to-day teaching prob-expanding educational role that Need Kansas State University's Ex- Kansas StateUniversity's Co- income to thebest advantage lems will be delegated to a KSU Extension Service is buying food inthree pilot counties Extension supervisory aide in tension Service has accepted in operative and preparingnu- - Crawford, order to be of greater service now offeringa new educationaltritious meals. Douglas, and Sedgwick. each county. The state Exten- designed to help limit- Dr. Robert A. "Everyone knows that the sion home economics staff at to all the people of Kansas," Dr. program Bohannon, di- Bohannon emphasizes. "As al- ed incomefamilies in three se-rector of the KSUExtension cost of living continues to rise,"Kansas State University willal- counties cope Service, announced Dr. Bohannon points out, so be available to the partici-ways, our major educational lected Kansas today that "and goal is to "help people help with problemsof using family special United States higher costs are puttinga realpating counties for consultation, Depart- training, and educational themselves." ment of Agriculturefunds have squeeze on many Kansas fami- ma- CATTLE EQUIPMENT been offered toKansas to "helplies who must get alongon mo- Cattle sprayerkits with C6400 dest incomes." hypro pump, gauge, by-pass, families getmore for the dol- regulator, strainer, large hand lars they spendfor food and The Extension Servicenow gun, 25 ft.hose other necessities." has a new opportunity to assist HORSE SALE Cattle oilers $13.$4959.u9p5 The USDA some ofthesefamilies in VORKS HARDER cattle $olil7e9r.50 money being used AT REk: Oasis stand type in this expanded stretching their incomes as far at ( SIMPLIFICATI(44 .... Extension ef- AT WORK Glo-tox LivestockSpray & fort comes fromfees and du- as possible. If our effortsare ITSELF!' 4 Backrubber Concentrate ties levied against successful in these three pilot Wilson LivestockAuction $6.95 gallon the imports ...... of agricultural productsfrom counties, we may be able toex- Dmbiotic $1.98 per 100cc other countries. The pand our program into other SALINA, KANSAS . money is 50 doses Double Bactrin $3.69 counties after July 1." Rural mailboxes....$2.69 up available to the CooperativeEx- Saturday, March 8 tension Service ona national As with other K -State Exten- basis. The Kansas shareis bas- sion programs, this nutritional Tack Sells 6 p.m.- HorsesSell7 p.m. 61/2 Mileswest of 11 project will be locally oriented Kans., ed upon the number offamilies Horses Sell In The Order Unloaded then TE At The Sale Ili in the state with limitedin- and will be directed by the local county Extension staff with For More Information Contact: comes (less than $3000 annual Bernard Ireton TA 3-8263 i., March FARMRANCH income). the approval and guidance of Al Soukup - - Salina 14 - 658-2935 Wilson ;tarts 11:00 The special $105,000 grant the local countyExtension Vern Walker 263.3123 - am, SUPPLY al- - - Abilene located to Kansas for the firstboard. or the Auctioneers: and At Private Roger A. Johnson Bob Perry dr. TT six months of 1969 will be used Similar projects in other states - Machinery Emporia / West Hwy. US 50 to employ a corps of neighbor- have shown that people in low llis tractors hood KSU Extension aides in income areas will often accept r planter new food buying ideas that A -C cultivator er farm inachinenlI come from a resourceful neigh- ous to list bor who has similar budget Friday Holstein Dispersal & Machinery problems. So Extension person- 160 ACRES nel fin the three pilot counties ,ation, selling AUCTION at pr; bOA cultivated,b are now in the process of hiring ind, nice prairie SAT., MARCH 8 a group of five or more of these MARCH 14 asture. Starts 12:00 Noon full-time KSU Extension aides SALE RALPH COPE At my farm 1 mi. south, 6 to carry out the nutrition pro- Lone 913.869-3298 west, 11/2 south & '/z east of gram. Starts 12:30 Noon OSAWATOME Osborne, Kans.; or 2 south, 1 west, 11/2 south & 1/2 east The KSU Extension aides will As I have sold my farm I will sell allmy farm equipment at of Bloomington. work directly with limitedin- the farm located 5 miles west & 7 milesnorth of Junction City, Kans., or 11/2 miles north & 1 mile east ofThunderbird Marina come families in their own off Blacktop road. West side Milford Lake. SELLING 45 HEAD neighborhoods by suggesting Watch for sale signs. 25 Holstein cows, in production now ways to improve skills in shop- Case grain drill, 8x16, low 5 Holstein cows, heavy springers. Some may calve by sale day ping, selecting food, planning Farm Machinery wheeled, fert. att. These cows are known to be one of the top producing 2 -wheeled trailer meals, and using available com- 1965 IHC 806 dsl. tractor, 1600300 gal. gas barrel, with hose herds in this area. The overall average herd test is 3.7. These modities. hrs., fully equipped, PS, PB, and nozzle are big cows, clean, and are the type to fit anyone's dairy herd. wide front, quick hitch, A-1 3 Holstein springer heifers When time permits, the in - 1966 550 steerable plow, 5x16, 300 gal. diesel barrel, hose and 8 Yearling Holstein heifers nozzle the -home advice may also in- with 2 way hyd. cylinder &MISC. FARM EQUIPMENT 4 Holstein heifers weighing approximately 400 lbs. clude money management, shop- hoses Most of these are artificially bred heifers, some Wisconsin. 1958 MH sp combine, 12', good 4" grain auger, 12', with One 3 year old registered Hereford bull ping for credit, buying clothing condition electric motor; electric fencer; One 2 year old sorrel stud, green broke for the family, especially for IHC 3 -sec. springtooth 100' of 1" plastic pipe; 100' children, and low-cost ways to IHC 25V 6' mtd. tractor 11,4"plastic pipe; 30 steel Dairy Equipment Includes DeLaval 3 -Unit Pipeliner mowerposts, 6'; railroad ties. improve housing. IHC cultivator, mtd, fit H or rthorn Bulls M, hydraulic lift 30 creosote telephone poles, HAROLD HENKE, Owner KSU Extension aides will be JD tandem wheel disk '18' to 30'; 4 sections of roof, emales Clerk: Downs National Bank Lunch Served under the direct supervision of 10x20, metal covered; a lot of Auct. Delmar Shoemaker Glen Elder 545.3288 JD single 15' disk used lumber; 20 sheets of tin, vered Free Mrs. Juanita B. Johnson, Craw- JD 2 -row weeder, pull type 9 & 10'; hog troughs. ford County Extension home JD hammer mill Write Sale Mgr. M&M hammer mill Some furniture; kitchen cab- urora, Ill60506 economist, Girard; Mrs. Oletha inet and writing desk. L. Blevins, Douglas County Ex- tension home economist, Law- Wm. G. Kidd )R'S SALE rence; and Mrs. Ruby C. Truax Jr., Owirer Aucts.: C. W. "Bill" Crites Clerk: Chapman and Mrs. R. Jean Hodges, Sedg- and Earl Brown State Bank Allied Buys Monday Monday Quaker Feeds Customers of the Quaker Oats 10 Co. have been notified that the MARCH feed division of Quaker Oats AUCTION MARCH 10 has been sold to Allied Mills, Starts 2:00 p.111. manufacturers, among other items, of Wayne Feeds. SALE Lunch Served House The announcement stated Starts 12:30 Noon that the Allied operations will Having quit farming and moved to town we will sell at not affect the personnel of public auction on our farm located 6 north, 1 west and 1 north Quaker's Ful-O-Pep brand; and of Clay Center, Ks., or 3 east and 1 north of Morganville. west quarter that all facilities will operate as on rear,Machinerygood ge 3 East,Mari" Budget before. Farm Caseanurem spreader, 4-whl., on US 56,504' Allied Mills owns and operates steel a mill in Junction City, which L. R. Bud Savener Old road grader; road drag 1952 Allis WD tractor, good 5' tumble bug priced! furnishes Wayne Feeds to sev- rubber, fully equipped, good2 -row stack cutter the Marled eral outlets including Continen- 1945 Allis WC tractor, with 5 -section drag harrow B.r16:4. tal Grain, of Which Allied is a mounted front end loader, 3 old 2 -row weeders inmeadow principal stockholder. H. C. good rubber, good shape Bale buncher; 20x40 stack $219.95 JD 16x8 grain drill,press, canvas "Hub" Marts, who managed the fertilizer att., seeder, on lowElectric Wheel 4-whl.trailer res. JC mill as an Arrow Feed rubber, good with bed, silage sides and manufacturer, is resident man- MM 2x16 plow on rubber hoist, good one Model J336 Case 3x16 plow on rubber, TownshIP 21' ager of the mill in Junction Electric Wheel 4-whl.trailer 23" lighted oven-picture-window door. good with flatbed, good web and 4miles City. MM 7' PTO semi-mt. mower 4-whl. trailer with box and Automatic oven timer, clock, minute tinier. Allis mtd. 2 -row lister, fit WD hoist Allis mounted 2 -row cultiva- 9Hi-Speed Calrod® Surface Units-convenience outlet. tor, fit WD 4-whl. trailer with steel gears Yorkshire Boars 12' alfalfa packer and box d Davit' StVibeefig & Bred Gilts Clark weed sprayer on rubberSteel slip in stock racks for SALE MAR. 15 220 gal. tank, good 1965 Ford and many long at Marysville, Kansas 30' 6" grain auger, PTO, on bed pickups 25 Livestock Sale Barn rubber, good Refrigerator in running order; Grain Feb' 18' 3%" grain auger, with elec-hand & shop tools; other small tric motor, good misc. items used on the farm, 66 HEAD SELL Case side rake, 4 -bar, rubbertoo numerous to mention. ion,Kansas) for additional information, contact: :state ODen every until 9 P.M. RALPH SCHULTE Mr. & Mrs. L. R. (Bud)Savener Wednesdayand Saturday nightsSASN Little River, Kans. Aucts: Foster Kretz Auction Serv. OVER, KA Assn. Clerk: Peoples National Ks. Yorkshire Breeders Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Bank, Clay Center fakoVeet1111111°11$ Grass & Grain 28 March 4,1969

We had 343 head of cattle and 233 head of hogs last week at our sale. Prices were higher on cattle and top on hogs was $20.50. This is a partial listing: CATTLE 1 red cow 1085 @ 18,80 20 whiface steers 635 @28.00 1 red cow 1170@ 11.60 26 b & bf steers 515 @30.90 1 whiface cow 1025 @ 18,30 5 b bf hfrs 679 @24.90 1 holstein cow 1415 @ 19.70 44 b & bbf steers 591 @28.75 1 holstein cow 1275 @ 18,20 574 @ 20 whiface steers 29.00 1 holstein cow 1445 @ 19.18 558 @25.40 16 whiface heifers 1 holstein cow 1155 @ 18,60 Down Goes The Old SenecaSchool 32 black heifers 582 @24.90 1 holstein cow High School serves no 1335 @ 19.70 Nearly leveled to the ground, the old Seneca 23 holstein steers1060 @22.85 1 holstein cow 1150 @ 18.80 Nemaha 5 b & bbf steers HD @135.00 1 holstein cow more. A new school has notbeen built yet, and students in the 1155 @ 18.70 public buildings in town totheir 18 b & bbf steers HD @136.00 19 b bbf steers 420 @ 32,50 County town move about to various 4 b whif steers 425 @28.80 classes. 5 whiface heifers 522 @25.45 HOGS 4 PORK PRODUCERS 5-6. Jimmy Dean, western singer The new standards coordinate 3 b & b bf steers 430 @32.25 12 spotted fats 208 @ 20.50 MEET AT OMAHA and televisionperformer,willthe grades for feeder pigs with 2 black heifers 532 @30.30 12 white fats 203 @ 20.25 Japan Omaha is the site of the an-he banquet speaker. the 1968 revision in the grades 6 black heifers 432 @26.80 9 whi & hamp fats216 @ 20,20 2 black heifers 555 @25.60 11 spotted fats 219 @ .20.25 nual meeting of the National for slaughter swine and for bar- 3 black heifers 420 @26.10 8 mixed fats Major Pork Producers Council March row and gilt carcasses. Essen- 225 @ 20,25 Go Ahead On 1 black cow 1010 @18.10 5 mixed fats 206 @ 20.20 tially, the standards are the 1055 @ 1 red cow 18.80 16 mixed fats 208 @ 20.10 Of U ' same as those proposed on Nov. Sales of New Grades For to USDA TO LIST CONSIGNMENTS ORFOR INFORMATION,CALL: BEATRICE 22,1968, according in Japan ' officials. JERRY MOYLAN PAT MOYLAN steadily si Feeder Pigs 767-6640 767-5435 Trade Cen A few minor revisions, based SALE BARN The U.S. Department of Agri-en comments received by USDA WES SWENSON beef, actor culture on Feb. 20 announced on the proposal, were made to 767-6388 767-5131 eign Agric the adoption of revised stand- aid clarity and uniformity in in- It says ii 77 ards for grades of feeder pigs terpretation of the standards. Foreign A effective April 1. Lion that n LIVESTOCK of the Jar are plannir SALES CO. the near ft Saturday of buying i import qui ese goverri The Important AUCTION MARCH 8 Wednesday These re Nebraska Auction the service the possibi GIGANTIC MARCH 12 Monday SALE FARM MACHINERY, carcassesi -Cattle TRUCK & MISC. fined hotel 11:00 a.m. presently Starts Promptly Starts 12 Noon Hogs 10:00 a.m. pan. Wednesday- Lunch Served A numbe clean SALE TIME 11:00 A.M. Combines interested 1965 Chev. 1/2 ton, 4 spd., Due to the death of my husband, Clarence Fajen, I will sell 1966 300 MF, 14' header, 18.4x short bed, heavy bumper at public auction on our farm located 3 miles south, 1 west and from the U Had another large run of cat- 26 rubber, excellent thru-out1964 Chev. 1/2ton, 3 sp., utility 1.4 south of the Johnson Community Center. lished a ne tle last week, selling on an 1961 Massey 82,14'header, bed active and steady market with good with new Haul-Mor 7x12 bed which is tc 1962 Chev. 1/2 ton, wide bed ly. The 4-st stronger prices being paid on 1960 Chev. 1/2ton, 3 sp., wide with grain sides cows, bulls and bucket calves. Tractors bed, stock racks Farm Machinery house this Baby calves ro to $55. Shelly 1961 IHC 560 dsl., fully equip- 1962 IHC Model 560 diesel HAY, STRAW, BUNKS in the hear canner & cutter cows 15.50 to ped, 2002 hrs., good rubber1964 Chev. panel, 3 -speed tractor, wide front end, LPO, & MISCELLANEOUS 17.00; commercial & beef cows 1958 IHC 450, fully equipped, Several olderserviceable L hyd., TA, power strg., 300 sq. bales alfalfa; 50 sq. Ginza busi $17 with some on the heifer or- rebuilt trucks not listed fast hitch, 2600 hrs., good bales brome; 100 bales bright also house der up to $20. 18 WF cows at 1952 W DAllis Chalmers, good 1964 JD No. 45 12' Hi -Lo com-wheat straw; 75 bales oats, izing in Oil $210. Bulls to 22.80. Some sales 1951 Farmall M, new rubber Trucks bine, fully equipped, milo hay, all inside. Several 1 include: (rebuilt) 1952 Ford 1 ton winch, metal 35 bu. good oats; 2 feed guards, good hotels are 19 WF strs wt 546 at27.75 1949 JD B, live lift, Roll -o -ma - bed, tires good, V-8 1959 IHC No. 47 hay baler, ful-bunks; cattle oiler withsteel 15 WF strs wt 947 at 25.95 tic, good 1964 GMC Suburban, positive ly equipped, good frame; 3 brooders; chicken 15 Blk strs wt 956 at 26.45 Ford Major diesel tractor traction, 4 -speed 1962 IHC No. 10 9' PTO mow-feeders; nests; air compressor; 7 Mix bulls wt 307 at 32.50 1955 Dodge % ton, flatbed er, fast hitch, good battery charger;hyd. PO; 6 Rn hfrs wt 627at24.85 Machinery 1963 Chevrolet 2 ton, 292,2- 1962 IHC 2 -row fast hitch cul-ders and hoses; 50 gal.bar Fi 20 Mix hfrs wt 57.8 at 25.90 spd., 8.25x20 rubber, new, tivator with gauge wheels,reLs; grease guns; gas cans. Du( 7 Blk strs wt 320at32.00 IHC 4 -row cultivator new 131,Z' American bed, good 300 gal. diesel tank hoseand 9 WF strs wt 647at28.00 JD 2 -row cultivator- fold down racks 1967 John Deere FB 168B fert.nozzle; 300 gal. gas tank,hose 9 WF clvs wt 441at31.40 AC 2-14 plow, rubber 1958 IHC AC 170, 6 cyl.,new graindrill,16x8, rubber and nozzle; used tires;garden 3 BWF cows wt 1043 at 20.10 JD 2-14 & 2-12 plows paint, good condition press, power lift, on rubber,hose; small ladder;grind- 6 WF cows wt 1370 at 18.35 JD 3 -section harrow 1958 Chevrolet 2 ton tractor, very good stone; rope; somehand tools 1 Hol cow wt 1345 at 19.90 IHC 2 -row stalk cutter 8.25x20 rubber and items too numerousto HOGS MH 7' mower, good 1946 Omaha Standard semi 1966 JD BW 13'10" wheel disc, 2 -row IHC fast hitch cultivator - duals, middle breaker, verymention. mill We had another large run trailer, comb. grain & stock, good HOUSEHOLD GOODS and I/2 mil of hogs last Wednesday with 1 JD 10' wheel disc 10.00x20 rubber 1966 JD 391H 20' springtooth Console radio;Philco 21" Hansas- & 2 grade butchers weighing JD 8' disc 1954 Dodge V8 2 -ton, 2-sp., 2 air. sonal pro] IHC 9' disc 8.25 on No. 10 wheel carrier, TV; 2 dressers: buffet; 200 to 240 lbs. at 19.75 to 20.65; x20 tires, dump bed very good rors; 141/2x21 Olsonwool rug; IV. L. Kim 240 to 280 lbs 19 00 to 19.75: JD offset disc, good 1950 IHC 2 ton, 2 spd.,flatbed living room 280 lbs. & over 18.00 to 19.00. 15 hole IHC grain drill with1948 Chev. 2 ton, 2 spd., 1964 JD No. 896A side rake, throw rugs; 2 pc. fert.att. 131/2' good suite (rose). Light sows 17.00 to 18.00 with grain bed 1964 JD Model R, PTO, ma- 2 platform rockers;Coldspot heavier weights at 16 00 to JD curler, 2 row Several older trucks,service - GE 0' Sta 17.00. Roars 13 00 to 14.00. Bred JD lister, 2 row, rubber able but not listed nure spreader on 20"rub-12' chest type freezer;m c IHC No. 430 4 row lister, ro- ber, very good refrigerator; oldcreaans; gilts $55 to $70. Some feeder AUTOMOBILES IHC No. 60 3x16 pull type 8 fiberglass curtainpanels pig sales: tary moldboards, Gandy curtains. ti 43 Wht pigs at $19 50 herbicide & insecticide att.1966 Chev. 4-dr., 6, aut.,clean plow on rubber, hyd. con- (pink); other 'Dodge pie] Post hole digger, less auger 1965 Chev. 4-dr., 6,aut., clean trol, good Odds and endsof furniture; 18 Mix pigs at $14.00 Cozy Glow electricheater; farmtool: 48 Mix pigs at $17.00 Ford cultivator, 3 pt. 1965 Plymouth 4 dr.,6, stick, IHC 2x16 mtd. plow, fast type Buildings, air conditioned hitch sump pump;GE tank tools, 9 Wht. pigs at $12.75 Ford 3 point jack fan;flower hou Loader for IHC H or M 1963 Chev. wagon, V8,stick Steel road drag sweeper; electric miscellane 1961 Plymouth 4-dr., pots; table lamps;stone jars; BARN PHONE 2 wagons and box with under- 6,stick 16'4" grain auger, with E mtr. elec. body hoists 66 Dodge pickup, wrecked,runs Tractor mounted weed sprayerfruit jars, someantique; Auc 223-3571 Many consignments not tric coffee maker;electric 2 miles north of Beatrice, op- PICKUP TRUCKS listed Antique h -and corn sheller pots ns. 1966 Chev. 1/2 skillet; roasters; Rt toosite airport. ton, 4-sp., long CONSIGNMENTS TRUCK & TRAILER 80 WELCOME ofdishes; acresit bed, heavy bumper & extra 100's Miscellaneous Items 1960 Chev. 3/4 ton pickup, nar- Odds and ends tomato CLARENCE TEGTMEIEB row bed, mud tires, 4 -speed,wire supportsfor l!'aMe 5 I.( Terms: Cash, approved checks Nothing Cobblerseed pta' ,Ing water, Burchard 865-4521 removed until settled for overloads, grain sides, justplants; Red iteems Some Above Listed Subject ToPrior Sales overhauled toes:otherhousehold lered by t DELMER JURGENS Lunch Will Be Served Not Responsible For Accidents David Bradley 4 -wheel trailernot listed. 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Clerko Y JR. THIDENI 'Lloyd Newton,Lyndon, Kansas tional ( Beatrice 228-0757 Emma D. Fajen, Owner tor Ban Clerk: First National Bank, Overbrook,Kansas Clerk:Claire neYs foi Auctioneers - Chas. Beatty, Phone828-4560 Aucts: Foster lixetz Auction Servie Snyder, Talroage -,ay Cent( Guy Michael, Topeka, 233-9144 Wayne Wischropp, 828-4989 Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA c6.4422 For Banker: Abilene National Bank, Abilene,Kansas Grass larch 4, 1969 STATE WEED CONFERENCE NEXT WEEK March 4, 1969 TOPEKA - The 31st annual State Weed Conference will be held here March 10-13, million project, in planning and of Kansas City for several K.C. AIRPORT NOW SET partial construction northeast FOR 1970 OPENING years, will be served by eight The KInsas City Internationalairlines, which will anteup Airport is now scheduled for some $15 million of the total opening in July 1970. The $42cost for their own facilities.

Monday AUCTION MARCH 10 , ad of hogs SALE ier on cattle Starts 1:00 p.m. Will sell at public auction 2 miles eastand 1 south of Burlin- game, or 1 mile south of Fostoria, the followingproperty. 10850 185, 11700 cow Itt Machinery 3 pt. blade; weed sprayer, PTO 1025 0 JD No. 5 tractor mower cow 14150, MH 33 3 -plow tractor, 3 pt. Viking mobile mill, PTO, on cow Ford 8N tractor rubber; 1275@18i Ford 3-14 plow; MH 3-14, 3 pt. cow 14455 Box wagon, on steel wheels cow 19,i Ford cultivator, 2 -row Kewanee 500 elevator, 32' hay 1155 5 14; Bush Hog cutter, almostnew or grain, PTO cow 1335519.' JD Van Brunt 16 -hole drill,on Steel grain bin, 1300 bu. cow 11500 tc;: rubber, fert., grass seeder cow The Big Blue BreaksUp Grain auger with motor, 16' 11550h.- JD spreader, on rubber Some Alfalfa & Brome Hay leers The Blue River at Holmesville, 4205 321 Nebr., shows signs JD 4 -row No. 494 planter HOUSEHOLD GOODS sending water near flood stage of breaking up, Wood Bros. corn picker at several points behindTuttle Creek 1963 Falcon Futura, aut., excel- HOGS Reservoir. 4 -sec. harrow; JD side del. rake1963 Falcon Futura, aut., excel- I fats Kewanee wheel disc, new discslent cond., if not sold before 2080 that is advertised Two rubber -tired wagons sale - 1946 Chevrolet truck 'ats 203,, Japan Becomes as such; onefor U.S. beef. Indications amp fats uses 4 tons a month. Leading are, 2160 202, . says the service, thatas much Mrs. Wm. R. Wilson fats 222159: 2200: wholesalers report thatnew ho- its major Importer as 100 tons had moved into the Arnold & Johnson, Aucts. Clerk: 1st State Bank, Burlingame tel accounts are constantlybe- Its 208020. ing added to their customer Japanese market by theend of lists 1968. fats 2080 20.1' Of U.J.Beef 3MATI ON, CALL Sales of U.S. choice beef cuts Wednesday in Japan have been growing MOYLAN steadily since last fall's Tokyo i7-5435 Trade Center Show featuring AUCTION LE BARN beef, according to USDA's For- MARCH 12 767-5131 eign Agricultural Service. It says in a recent issue of its °AUK SALE Et Edgeof Foreign Agriculture publica- Starts 10:00 a.m. tion that several representatives Lunch Served of the Japanese meat industry and NEBRASKA SALE are planning trips to the U.S. in We will sell at public auction at the place 3 miles west of the near future for the purpose Carleton, Nebr., on Blacktop Highway No. 4; or 4 miles east of of buying meat under the new HYDROSTATIC OPEN HOUSE Davenport, Nebr.; or 12 miles north of Deshler, Nebr., at inter- )import quotas that the Japan- section of Highways 4 & 5. ese government issued last fall. 50 Registered 2100 ft. of Ames 8" pipe, 30" lednesday These representatives, says All Day Thursday, March 6 gates the service, will be investigating Hereford Cows 1290' Midwest 8" pipe 30" gates REGISTER FOR FREE HYDROSTATIC 544 1320' 4" sprinkle line,40' the possibility of importing beef 1 lengths MARCH 11 You Could Win One Of Several - Bull carcasses in addition to the re- Given By International Harvester cows, 4 to 6 yrs. old, 11 with HAY fined hotel and restaurant cuts calves,bal. calve in spring Approx. 400 bales Sudan presently being shipped to Ja- 5 yr. old registered Heref. hull Starts 12 Noon REFRESHMENTS If interested in good Hereford pan. cows of good type & quality AND WHILE YOU'RE HERE, LOOK OVER THESE that have been running stalkFarm Machinery Lunch Served A number of Japanese firms BARGAIN ROUNDUP MACHINERY BUYS 1966 International 806 diesel interested in purchasing beef fields all winter, he sure to -tractor, wide front, nee Fajen, I will srl, We Have More Than One Of Most Items attend this sale. fast from the U.S. have jointly hitch, fully equipped, 18.4x34 les south, 1 west in estab- Cows will he sold in groups or deep tread tires, 1100 hrs. or. hed a new wholesaleconcern individually to suit the buyer1968 International Model 656 rich is to handle U.S. beef Registration papers will be v Haul-Mor7x12bei on - NEW EQUIPMENT furnished with an added fee. gas, wide front, fast hitch, sin sides The 4 -story buildingthat will List PriceSale Price CATTLE EQUIPMENT 15.5x38 tires, 600 hrs. Ouse this concern 8141.06 $6344.07 1968 IH No. 85 4 -row planter, - located F656D, fully equipped BINS & FEEDERS 6 -row bar 'STRAW, BUNKS the heart of Tokyo's Cab for F656 1011.50 $750.00 MISCELLANEOUS ;CELLA NEOUS booming $962.50 $725.00 1967 IH No. 80 4 -row rotary s:. Ginza business Cab for F706 or F806 W W squeeze chute, on rubber bales alfalfa; bit district - will No. 540 4x14 steerable plow 1388.75 $1101.50 W W calf cradle moldboard lister, fast hitch, ne; 100 balesboe.. also housea restaurant special - No. 550 5x16 steerable plow 1632.50 $1292.79 bushel boxes bales oats, 135.00 $100.00 Trucks & Trailers 5 Standard hiller, on double ow; 75 zing in theproduct. No. 21 subsoiler, 2 pt., FH tool bar side. Several outstanding No. 15 Implement carrier with 5sec. 1968 IH Model 1600, V8 truck, ,/ood oats; 2feed Japanese 1039.25 $845.82 16' folddown box & hoist 1968 IH No. 480 23' wheel tan- hotels are No. 401 springtooth ttle oiler withsled now selling U.S. beef No. 470 15' folding disk 2092.75 $167461 (80(f) miles). With saddle dem disc brooders; chicken No. 470 171/2' folding disk 2228.00 $1781.00 tank, HD wheels 1968 Speed King 60'8" PTO ?sts; aircompess.ot No. 340 16' folding springtooth harrow,fast hitch 1968 GMC pickup, V8, Turbo- grain auger larger;hydc)111:, POSTPONED 918.75 $710.96 Hydramatic trans., air cond.,1966 Speed King 41'6" grain hoses;50 gal. bita From Feb. 26 4 row No. 109 planting units with gaugewheel 22,000 miles auger, with motor guns; gas can' Due To Weather & 3 pt. adapter 1785.00 $141725 1967 GMC V-6 pickup, aut., 1966 IH No. 816 9' hay mower all!, fert. att. .... 1804.75 14"4.00 40,000 miles & conditioner diesel tank hose No. 56 4 row planter with dry 24' bale elevator with gas mtr. I gal. gastank,: No. 58 6 row planter with dryfert. att. 2548 50 $9025.00 1950 IH L-190 truck, new 20' used tires; ta:a, 56 planter ... 285.75 $940.00 grain box & hoist 1966 IH No. 55 14' chisel plow, 4 row pre -emerge att. for No. .310.75 $250.00 1956 IH truck, 10' folddown chisel & sweeps Alladder; grin°..., 6 row pre -emerge att. for No.58 planter .. box & hoist Kent 24' springtooth crust- e someband to& No. 10 16x8 comb. graindrill 1816.95 $1446.53 to 119".75 $89150 1964 IH V-8 4-sp. %T pickup breaker, harrow attachment too numerous No. 68 4 row cult. front sec. 10 ton 4 -wheel trailer with 1968 Mohawk 8' 3 pt. blade One mileeast, one mile north No. 68 6 row cult. front sec. $1234.25 $995.00 100 gal. 3 pt. mtd. sprayer GpODS,. d I/2 mile lister colt. $937.25 $753.25 new Lindsay 180 bu. steel EHOLD Xansas east of Clay Center, No. 70 4 row 3 nt hopper box IH 4-14 No. 412 semi-mtd. fast Philco_ No. 45 161/2' Vibra-shank, 3pt., with gauge radio; sonal - Farmland and per- 1147.00$917.00 20' lowboy trailer, with rear hitch plow buffet; '? wheels ;sers: W. L.Property Kimball, in the estate of cult., 3 pt. 1205.00 $975.00 tand. oscillating axle 1968 Ashland 6 yd. hyd. dirt ic21 Olsonwo,oP. deceased. No. 53 6 row rear mtd. 1140.00 $910.00 2 -wheel trailer scoop living too- No. 53 4 row rear mtd.cult., 3 pt. s; 2 pc. Thurs., mtd. tooth $843.00 $714.00 8' slip -in pipe pickup stock rackIH No. 470 4 -row mtd. go -dig !). March 13 No. 16 side rake, rubber $1750.00 COMBINE IH 4 -sec. fast hitch rotary hoe kers; C°''`u power flick bar 2375.50 m roe GE. Starts 12:00 No. 816 mower cond. with 2099.25 $1685.00 1967 IH No. 403 14' combine,2 harrows freeze' Noon No. 27T baler with balechute, hitch & hitch 2315.44 $1825.00 cab, power steering Ottawa fast hitch post hole ,r;old crearilLt No. 37T baler, bale chute 1967 IH No. 429 wide & narrow digger e Machinery chute & hitch 2569.45 curtain Pali" Consisting No. 47T baler, with bale 795.95 $2025.00$5065.00 corn head IH No. 33A manure loader ;s of tractors,a 1952 No. 200 mower IRRIGATION PUMP her curtaills'ninge; o 3 pt. 755.25 $610.00 Coby PTO manure spreader of iur farmdge pickup, anda full line of No. 100 mower, 9' bar, 1968 Berkley 3-4 PTO booster dends tools 3 pt. 803.25 $625.00 JD side delivery rake electric beattyacer, Buildings, implements. No. 120 mower, 9' bar, 8783.97 $6750.00 pump on trailer, 30' suctionMH side delivery rake tools, poandsts,wire, hand No. 205 13' combine pipe & basket MM 12' disk in: GEtankflout household 8858.80 $6950.00 miscellaneous goods and' No. 303 13' combine Chrysler V-8 propane industri-AC 2 -row stalkshredder ricstone 88 . $705.00 ps' etE,, items. No. 56 blower al motor, with switches 2 -bottom plow lath , ue; Auct. Foster with cab 13,175.08 $10,225.00 Kretz No. 403 combine, 14', harvester 511.00 $435.00 Auctioneers Note: If interested in Machinery & Equipment maker; electantio Pickup att. for 350 forage 253.75 $219.75 that P is good, ready to go to field, be sure to attend this sale. s , No. 30 4 wheel trailer Be on ister f Real Estate 8' moldboard, 3 pt. ....325.75 $$265.00 time as there are not many small items to sell. of frame8C acresimproved No. 300 blade with 823.00 $695.00 d ends °tomato with modern Citizens State Bank, Carleton, Nebr., Clerk for e1:. 5 roomhouse, REA, run- No. 2001 loader 1915 50 $1541.50 'Orts erseed a" ,Ing Water, No.51 forage box $348.00 d Cobbl item etc. 2 good wells.Of- 408.50 ehold iered bybeneficiaries No. 100 4 wheeltrailer WEDDEL & .r11"s Rimball, Adah C. is NEW - fullyequipped with all WERNER MarjorieRuth Nixon All of this machineryin deluxe fashion,ready for field use. acldLloyd Duane necessary attachments Carleton, Nebraska - Phone 356-2961 after 6p.m. erk of Kimball. SCHULTIS & SON & WOMEN, Auctioneers ttional the sale,Peoples Na- IWIler Bankof Clay Center. At- Livestock, Real Estate & General Farm Sales flyo SCHUMACHER'S INC. Irvin Schultis - 1109 K St., Fairbury, Neb.- Phone 729-2435 Clerk: Jones & Ryan, Phone 325-2316 Wayne Schultis, Diller, Nebr.- Phone Diller 793-3005 SnYder'111111' ,,For Full Washington, Ks. Duane Wolken, Diller, Nebr. - Diller Phone 793-3081 Grass Details See lene,KATO & GrainFeb. 18 year. But because of continu declines- eisnthaetefd ed

on Much of Farmer"s Income atarm .8N million, or 5per cent 10 nation's- the averageof the net per farm this yearis expected Town' Jobs about the same to he From 'In as the $4,863re, RE Jobs farmers hold in townand is expected to increase by ported in 1968. A recc will continue to provide a grow-around 1 billion dollars in 1969, The report alsopredicted were dr ing share of their disposable in- officials predicted. increased production that comes in 1969, the Agriculture However, they added, net in- in 1969 dulling 1 may push cashreceipts a Year Department says. come per farm is not expected froth farm marketingsup by 1 Kansas Per capita income of farmersto equal the 14.9 billion from ac- billion dollars over the44.1 billion porting from all sources this year is ex-tual farming operations last re. pected to show little change ported last year. This from 1968, but a larger share of what they receive will come from nonfarm sources, the de- Saturday Year partment reported. Last year the personal income 1960 AUCTION 1961 of farmers totaled 24.4 billion 1962 dollars before taxes. This includ- 1963 MARCH8 1964 ed 13.5 billion from actual farm 1965 operations and 10.9 billion earn- SALE 1966 1967 ed from other sources. Starts 10:00a.m. 1968 Their 1967 income was 23.7 Lunch Served 19691/ Prel 1.1 billion,including13billion Due to the death of my husband, I will sell the following 1/ from farming and 10.7 billion items in Mentor, Kansas. from other sources. steel work table. Beatrice Swine Show Historically, about 70 per cent Delmar Gerdes of Wymore marks one of the entries at the 2 display counters; 14& Beatrice, Nebr., swine show last week. There were about 45 of "other" income is from wag- Machinery electricdrills;metal braker; entries and attendance was about 100 at the annual event. es and salaries earned off the 1962 IHC 560 gas tractor, PS,metal shears; lots ofgood fast hitch, wide front end hand tools; carpentertools & farm, a department official chest; Transit vent pipe, said. SC Case tractor, row crop, 60'; motor stand; overhead6" SELLING HORSES After personal taxes, farmers new rubber door. 1961 No. 10 IHC drill, 8" 16 had 22.7 billion left to spend, an Lots of used tires; forgewith hole. rubber press,fertiliz-electric blower; blacksmith 1 average of $2,168 each, compar- er att., power lift tools; On Consignment anvil;barrels;Model ed with 22 billion and $2,037 in 1953 2 ton Dodge truck, 2-spd.,T & Model A parts; armsaw. 1967, the department said. grain bed and hoist Lumber: 1",2x4, 2x6, 4x4. La This disposable income was 1951 125 IHC combine, 12' Wood pile;2 combine bins; 1st ho Friday Night 1964 13' IH 37 wheel disc junk iron; water pump; 36-75 ; about 73 per cent of that earn- some 1955 F100 Ford truck, 3 spd.household goods; metalparts MARCH 14 ed last year by nonfarm peo- 11/2 HP Butler grain dryer, bins; many items not mention. ple, relatively unchanged from 50,000 BTU propane burnered. The 2 21' Mayrath augers MISCELLANEOUS Tack Sells 7:00 p.m. 1967, the report said. 5 sec. JD springtooth & car- Sect. Gross farm income last year 12x18 cabin, good for fishing teen This is our first horse sale since last rier with levelers 50 posts; 3 -sec. springtooth; 5 Nov. 29 and we are expecting a large was about 50.8 billion dollars Moline 8' Oneway JD 10' disc; IHC drill, 12.8; JD 4 -sec. rotary hoe water turnout of buyers. Case drill, 8x16; IHC curler;2 small] At The J.C. Livestock Sale Barn Implement trailer with winch4-whl. trailers. 300 gal. gas tank & stand Case lister; Case cultivator; abstr .JUNCTION CITY, KANS. 150 gal. gas tank on trailer4 -sec. drag harrows; IHC No. iatel5 6" jointer;1/2 HP grinder 60 4x14 plow with plastic InspE All Kinds Of Horses Will Sell with stand, drill press,1/2 HPtrash plate; saw frame on motor; floor jack; table sawwheels with electric welder; For Consignments Having sold my home I will with 1 hp mtr.; Skill saw; And Special Information sell at auction the following Case 7' mower; IHC 7' mower. described items located one 1 contact: block east and one block south, of the school building at Wood- Mrs. Clarence Lefebvre, Owner DUANE GUGLER, Woodbine, Phone 1730 bine, Kansas. Paul M. Brown, Smolan, Auct. Assaria State Bank, Clerk HOWARD LANGVARDT, Upland, Phone 520 Sat., March 8 VERN LANGVARDT, Upland, Phone 502 Starts 1:00 p.m. Lunch Served Or Call J.C. Sale Barn - CE 8-1471 It;' cu .ft. chest type freez- RI INGTONKANSAS 4 er, good 3 newly upholstered chairs, green, brown and tan Large chest of drawers Coffey Eureka Thursday Dressing table with large mir-. 95 he rot., waterfall design gue Large oak dresser with mirror wet Antique dresser; 2 antique photo 5 bla albums; antique picture frames County Auction ste and pictures; some antique dish- 12 1: MARCH 13 es, china and glassware. 9 old trunks, one camel hack; sta antique topsy stove; hall coat Livestock Sale Sale to Starts 12:30 Noon hanger with mirror; copper 6W boiler; gold metal double bed Every Every sin springs and mattress. 2 bla FARM MACHINERYAND LAND Twin bed complete with head- 1 re; 4 miles north of Baileyville, Kansas, board; Waterbury mantel clock, Wednesday Monday ye north - on all weather road. 1 mile west, 2 mile antique. High back rocker; porch rock- STARTS 12 NOON STARTS 1:00 P.M. ing chair;porch swing;4 10 n straight back chairs; chrome to 160 ACRES FARMLAND hreakfast table and four chairs; su REAL ESTATE laying 1 milenorth and 3 miles west old drop leaf table and 4 round Selling 400 1 He of Axtell, Kansas to railroadand SW corner of the back chairs. to 700 Head of 1 IR SWV4 of Section 9, Township2, Range 10: 160 acres bu more or less subject to railroad right Zenith 3 speed record player of way. Consist- and radio combination,very Good Cattleat Each Market Weekly 5 ye ing of approximately 148acres of crop land, balance good. nil in waterways and right of way. Eldorado sewing machinewith 300 TO 600 FEEDER PIGS 10 F Land to be offered for saleat 2:00 p.m. on the W. motor, in good condition. PIGS SOLD MOSTLY AT .BI 'RLINGTON ro, A. Wassenberg Homestead 4 miles north, 1 mile Maytag square tub wringer Half. west, 1,,;2 mile north of Baileyville, Blac Kansas .Terms of washer; 2 square tubs-on stand; EARLY CONSIGNMEN"FS sale will be 20';; down dayof sale, balance due upon fernery and flower Stands; HO delivery of absteart showingmerchantable flo- 5 yx title. wer vases and containers: smok- FOR BURLINGTON . Land sale conducted by: WED., MAR. 5 he RAIL REALTY COMPANY, ing stand: floor lamps:pin up 40 purebred WF yearling heifers',500-525 lbs. 7 yl Seneca, Kansas lamps: table lamps;3 Sunbeam 42 good black & blackwfSteer & heifer calves 400-500 James W. Glynn, Broker,Phone 336-2908 irons, steam and regular. 29 good black & blackwf he Vern Groff, Auctioneer steer & heifer calves 350.400 12.1 - Salesman 2 burner electric hotplate, 12 springer Shorthorncows nearly new: 2 burner 19 WF yearling steers 600-650 5 yi W. A. WASSENBERG &SONS gas hot plate: cooking utensils:dishes. 29 mixed yearling steers 550-650 Sad Several bedspreadsand feath- 34 thin WF feeder heifers550-600 JD side del. hay rake, 2 whl. er pillows: 4 quartpressure NN'e are expecting a lot of stock hogs Machinery 3 trailers cooker! Presto cooker:fruit Mayrath 38' grain auger.gas jars: 6 gal. crockeryjars; sev- BURLINGTON MARKET 'REPORT 1968 IHC 1256 Turbo, 500 hrs. motor eral one gal. jars:3 kitchen Mille receipts were light lastWednesday. the market was 196i 1968 IHC 560, 6x16 steerable stools: Dormeyer Mixer; fully steady and seemed mostly plow Post hole digger 2 pt. toast- 25c to 50c higher. e. Jr) manure spreader er sandwich toaster;waffle Steer calves 400-55(1 g 28.50-34 00 A; 1968 Case field cultivator, 171/2'New standby ?20V generator iron: Sunbeam frypan. Heifer calves 400-550m 25.00-27.50 anhydrous att. 9x12 wool neutral 195 Dual tires and wheels 18.2x38MH No. 6 PTO mower color rug: Yearling steers 600-800 g 27.50-29.00 194, IHC No. 25 PTOmower f.x10 wine woolrug, both good: Heifer yearling feedersla 24.50-26.50 196 IHC No. 50 field cutter, 2 -rowDry fertilizer spreader, 10' coffee table: tilt top Slaughter cows 16.00-26.50. Slaughter bulls 22.50,4_59 JD 694AN 6x30" planter with azine rack: books:table: mag- p fert. Jayhawk stacker several dolls A few pair of cows & calves 225.00-260.00 pair 196 and beds; high chair:small Pigs were fullysteady.weanlings13.00-15.00 1; IHC 450 tractor, fully over- Air conditioning unit forcom- Samsonite overnight bag, hauled bine or tractor cab other bags. and Some shop tools EARLY EUREKA CONSIGNMENTS Br( Low boy trailer, 18x8 tandem - other ma- 3 pairs drapes; beige liFeiOeRfelS-dAsIt,eEel.:Is1052N5-.5,51 73ARCH 10 Dual wheels & tires for com- chinery and misc. itemstoo color, 84" length. & wine 7r1 bine, 15x26 numerous to mention. Garden and carpenter 30 Angus & Crossbred & Angussteers 525-575 Farmhand silage wagon, PTO,Some native lumber: oak, garden plow: other tools: 30 Hereford heifers 450-500 19E like new and walnut ash miscellan- Cri eous items too numerousto 20 Angus & crossbred heifers 450-500 t 2 Crop Guard grain dryers Some panel gates list. N\'eamreonedxapey.cting a goodrun of stock. cattle forthe IH IH Mrs. Max C.Engel nextsale W. A. Wassenberg Rocld ill & Sons Auctioneers, SchnellBros. Raymond Vaughn Herb Aucts: Vern Groff, DE 6-2229 & GeneToby, DE 6.2275, Seneca Roy W. Johnson,Banker BURLINGTON GI 34493 Clerk, Clarence 364-2581EUREKA Gatch BARN PHONE 364.9576 BARN PHONE GI 3.9946 because [fl thefar eot. stirriated "I % nr 5 at abo New Calves In State Per centell! Million first of the year is estimated at - the of it 88 percent, the same as a year Grass & Grain earlier. 31 sam -NON March 4, 1969 e as the t; This percentage is not strictly 196,s, Si8g) ;ecord KansasCalf high 1,801,000 calves . A record years of record Cro a calving rate because the Jan- above 1967. The South Atlantic Sort also dropped on Kansas farms and exceeds were the previoushigh of 1,782,000 1968 expressed uary 1 inventory of cows and and South Central States are production duning 1968t 2 percent more than set in 1954. The as a percentageheifers two years old and oldereach up two percent from 1967. 1 1968 calfcrop of the numberof cows and heif- .keetaish receipts year earlier,according to the of 1,801,000 ers two years does not include all heifers that Texas, the leading cattle frn a compares with old and over garoas Cropand Livestock re- range from 1,620,000 a oncalve during the year and in- state, showed a one percent verthengs up1 to 1,740,000January 1,1968 was 94percent, 44a bite porting Service it: the 1962-66period. 1 point more cludes some cows and heifers larger calf crop. L year. than a yearago This is thelargest calf crop in The number and compares that died or were slaughtered The calf crop in the ll West- of calves bornin with a range 88 to 92 frombefore calving. ern States at 8,244,000 head is up NUMBER OF CATTLE AND CALVES, COWS AND HEIFERS percent in thepreceding JANUARY 1 AND CALF CROPS FOR KANSAS ON FARMS 5 years. The calf crop in the North one percent from the previous Number on Farms January 1 Annual Calf Central States totaled 17,035,000year. Colorado and Utah, each ! Saturday All Cattle Cowa 2 Years , Heifers Since the January 1 Thousand ! 1 inventory Year Old and Over % of Cows & with 5 percent more calves born and Calves 1-2 Years Head of cows and head, slightly below the 17,123,- Thousands Heifers 2 Years 2/ heifers twoyears 000 calves born a year earlier. than a year earlier, had the larg- 4,429 1,585 511 Percent old and 1960 1,395 over does not include -4,562 1,640 494 88 The East North Central Statesest percentage increases. 1961 1,492 all heifers which 4,973 1,761 523 91 gave birth to 1962 1,620 are down two percent while The number of calves born in 5,222 1,859 523 92 calves during MARQ 1963 1,655 the year and in- 5,431 1,876 543 89 the West North Central States the North Atlantic States de- 1964 1,726 cludes some 5,214 1,891' 527 92 cows that died 1965 1,740 or are up slightly.. clined 3 percent to 2,349,000 5,735 1,906 521 92 were slaughtered 1966 1,677 before calv- 5,620 1,893 566 88 The 1968 calf crop in the head. Every state in this region Starts 1967 1,760 ing, the calf 10;00 5,564 1,916 530 93 crop as a percent- 1968 1,8f1 1/ Sorthern States is estimated atshows a smaller calf crop than Lunch 5;564 1,935 529 94 age of cows and Servedl 1959 1/ heifers two 16,398,000 head, two percent a year earlier. Preliminary. 2/ Not strictly a calving rate. years old and ill 1/ over cannot be in- sell thefoil05 terpreted strictlyas a calving rate. table, counters; Friday The percentageis calculated SELL EVERY WEDNESDAY 1..; to show a trend :ills;metal in production ars; over a period of time lots of god- and may At Onaga 1:00 P.M. carpenter tools fluctuate fromyear to year due nsit vent Pipe, AUCTION 6, to variation in stand; MARCH' 7 cows slaughtered CATTLE AND HOGS overhead and trends in breeding herd re- We specialize in farm -fresh ed tires; forge placement. cattle and hogs. ojC SALE Always plenty of buyers for o. wet; your animals. blacksmith Starts 10:30a.m. United States If you 11; barrels; have cattle to sell, callus and we'll be glAd to come A parts; Lunch Served The 1968 calf crop for the out and appraise them. arm United States is estimated at 1", 2x4,2x6, Located 6 miles south of Sabetha, Kans., 419 on the county line, 2 combinebins; house west; or 13 miles east of Seneca, Kansas 44,102,000 head. This is oneper- water pump; to Highway some 75 junction, then 2 miles south, 1st house cent more than the 43,765,000 goods; metal west. part head born a year earlier. Onaga CommunitySale items not mentior- 83 ACRE FARM The number of cows and heif- Marvin cottreii, Phone 889-4461 or 889-4665, ONAGA, KS. 'ELLANEOL'S The North Half of the North Half of the NW Quarter of ers two years old and older on Section Twenty -Three (23), Township Two (2), Range Four- 1, good for fishing teen (14), in Nemaha County, Kansas. farms January 1, 1968 is esti- 3 -sec. springtoolit 50 acres cropland, balance pasture land, ample supply of mated at 50,049,000 head, slight- IHC drill, 128; water, close to Sabetha. Good investment for person wanting ly higher than the 49,883,000 8x16; IHC curler; small cow herd or other interests. Saturday ors. Terms: 25% down day of sale, balance when merchantable head on farms January 1, 1967. Case cultivator: abstract and title brought to date. Possession of land immed- The number of calves born harrows; IHC Nn iately. Owner reserves the right to one bid. during 1968 expressed as a per- low with plastic Inspection before sale date welcome. Phone AV 4-2842, Sabetha centage of cows and heifers two MARCH 8 saw frame on years old and older on hand the :helectric welder: IHC No. 37 12' wheel disc wer; IHC 7' mow: Dempster anhydrous applica- Starts 10:30 a.m. 150 Livestock tor with 5 knives, 250 gal., BEEF CATTLE pull type Complain Over Sale In Tent

D, Owner . 1954 MH 12' self-propelled Due to my health, I will sell the following at public auction la State Bank, On combine IHC post -hitch mower Grazing fees at the farm, located 3 miles east of Richmond, Kansas. New Holland No. 66 twine -tie A spokesman for the Ameri- baler hydraulic, fully equipped, IHC No. 2 silage blower with can Farm Bureau told a Senate 158 Head 80,000 miles committee that the govern- Spencer single flat trailer, 34', Pipe 1957, air brakes IHC 2 -row No. 250 cultivator ment's higher grazing fees for Spencer single flat trailer, 30', with foot -hitch rear end livestock in public lands should Good Livestock 1962, air brakes IHC No. 8 3-14 plow be canceled. Pup trailer, 1961 IHC 2-16 plow with post hitch Overhead cab rack for truck ireka IHC 10' tandem disc Lloyd Sommerville, Grand 95 head of whiteface and An-7' tandem disc; MM 16-7 grain Junction, Colo., said the increas- gus choice open heifers, app. drill; Mayrath 50' elevator ed fees "will have serious and Machinery weight 450-700 lbs. Case mtd. mower; IHC 3 -bar re adverse impact on the manage- John Deere 730 diesel tractor, 5 black & black whiteface Case mounted mower 1960, with power steering & iction steers, app. wt. 500-600 lbs.INC 3 -bar rake ment and development of the 3 pt. hitch, extra good, 1st & 2nd calf WhitefaceJD R manure spreader public lands and upon the eco- John Deere tractor, A, 1952 & Shorthorn heifers,to Viking PTO hammermill nomy of the nation." John Deere plow, 4-14, pull Sale start calving Feb. 15. BredGrain wagon 6x12' The Johnson administration type to reg. Angus bull 2 two -wheel trailers CATTLE John Deere wheel disc, 9' 'Whiteface cows to calve anPost hole digger, fast hitch announced the proposed fee in- 25 Hereford cows, 3-7 yrs. old,JD rotary hoe, 2 -section Every spring IHC terrace plow crease on public land adminis- with calves by side IHC picker, 2 -row 2 black cows to calve in spring2 -wheel implement trailer tered by the Interior and Agri- 75 Hereford cows, 3.7 yrs. old,3 -section harrow 1 reg. Angus bull, coming 3Wenger manure loader culture departments. springers, will be calving IHC manure spreader No. 30 londay years old Portable dehorning chute before day of sale JD high loader, No. 45 TRUCK 20 Hereford heifers, yearling&Grain-O-Vator feed wagon, No. Dairy Cattle 1951 IHC pickup with Omaha 10 Hereford steers, yearlings 30 lITS 1:00 P.M. 10 nice Holstein heifers bred 1 Hereford bull, 4 yrs. old standard bed and stock rack, NagarV i E ti AC field harvester, 1963 to Angus bull, to calve in 4 -speed transmission and Joe Eatunuscrt NOTE: Cattle are in good AC silage blower & 40' of pipe summer motor in A-1 condition calving condition. Cows willRubber tire wagon with 13'6" Head of 1 Holstein cow fresh Jan. 1, '69 FEED be sold in lots of 5. If you are steel truck bed 1 Holstein cow bred to Angus looking for good young pro - HAY EQUIPMENT bull Approximately 100 tons of timing stock cows, DON'TNew Holland self-propelled 5 year old Jersey familycow, good corn silage MISS THIS SALE. windrower, No. 905, 1967 ket Weekly nice and gentle 400 square bales alfalfa hay 400 square bales clover hay HORSES & SADDLES New Holland baler, wire tie, PIGS 10 Holstein heifer calves 6-8 Good cutting & roping horse; No. 275, 1968 months old 100 square bales wheat straw 7 yrs. old IHC side delivery rake, 5 -bar, ,INGTON Holstein heifer calf,2 mo. old FEEDING EQUIPMENT Good stock pony ,7 yrs. old No. 15, 1968 Black WF bull calf,2 mo. old Five 16' feed bunks; 4 hay New stock saddle John Deere hay fluffer 'S HORSES & RIDING EQPT. feeder panels; Pride of the Old saddle & bridles Sickle grinder, new 5 yr. old sorrel Farm 60 bu. hog feeder; Pride reg. quarter TRUCKS & TRAILERS Swather trailer to haul wind- ) MAR. 5 horse stallion,proven sire of the Farm pig creep der;fee Ford truck, F-600, 1965, tan- rower lbs. 7 yr. old sorrelreg. quarter 8 16' gates; 150 hedge pos. dem axle, with KnapheideJohn Deere mower, No. 5, 7' yes 400 500 horse mare, to foal in spring, 50 8'creosote posts; 100 grain bed, 20', fully equipped,3 Hay-O-Vators, 16, 24 & 32 ft. es 350.400 bred to abovestallion steel posts; new & used hog 50,000 miles Electric motor, hp new 5 yr. oldspotted kids pony, wire; used barbed wire on Ford truck, F-600, 1964, with 1/2 HP electric motor broke and gentle spools; stock tanks. new grain bed, 18', air overBriggs & Stratton gas engine addles, bridles,halters and MISCELLANEOUS "CO: ' - other horse 2 300 -gal. gas tanks with equipment stands; 2 propane tank heaters 2 with bottles; full set offront "MAYBE YOU'D BETTER NOT HELP Bob Newton, Owner Machinery end weights for 706 tractor;2 ME WITH THECHORESTODAY. I'M Russ Feeback, Bing Carter & MAX Ratliff, Auctioneers PORT wa Clerk: Peoples State Bank, Richmond, Kansas the market 1966 IHC706 diesel, fully sets of real wheel weightsfor IN A HURRY:" higher. equipped, widefront end, 706 tractor. with only 900hours Comfort cover for 706trac- 955 IHC300 with fast hitch tor; pair 38" tractorchains; 945 IHC Mtractor two 2 -way cylinderswith hos- CONSIGN NOW 966 IHC 540 crates; five 4-16 semi-mtd. es- six farrowingfull set of Its29.50.2425 plow cultivator cylinders; For Kansas Oldest 968 IHC 56 pair 4 -row planter, ful-socket wrenches. tires and .15.00 ly equipped,with liquid Full set of 820x15 fertilizerattachment. wheels; 16" pickupchains; 18' & Best Established ENTS 3royhillmounted spray tanks,5" grain auger; 4HP Briggs & 10 170 gallons Stratton motor, oneyear old; row fasthitch spray boom portable air compressorwith REGISTERED Entries 5.575 1966 IHC468 4'row cultivatormotor; used tires,different siz- rustbuster es; full lineof hand tools& Close tooth 21' 3 sec. spring - household sale shop tools; some Quarter Horse Sale the items too MAR. 10 Ile for ,11C 3 -sec.18' harrow goods; many other For information contact: IHC 4 -sec. numerous to mention. BOB WILSON BOX 118G rotary hoe St. George, Kans. 66535 101 Tel 913 494-2552 GI 3 Dick Foster 013' Anets. Gene Toby Wayne Aesehliman, Wilson Hawk and KANSAS QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION Clerk: Farmers State Bank, Sabetha' Kansas The department said the Most Farm estimates included value crops March 4, 1969 by farmers for used theirown pia% Dollars In poses as wellas marketings, The ranking ARKANSAS VOTES FOR for 1968value LIQUOR -BY -THE -DRINK California fruits and nutswas California,of The Agriculture DepartmentFlorida and Washington Arkansas has passed a liquor - while by -the -drink law. The law passed says California continuedlast in commercialvegetables the House 52-46 and the Senate year as the leading producerofwas California, Florida it as. and Tex. 19-16.It will allow sale ofli- agricultural crops, as measured quor by the chink in private in dollars, followed by Illinois, Corn was themost highly ued crop produced vat clubs and specified hotels and Iowa and Texas. lastyear restaurants. Heretofore, Arkan- California produced about 2.44.6 billion- followed by 2.8 billion: soybeans allhay sas has allowed "brown -bag- billion dollars of the nation's 2.6 billion; record 22.4 billion in harvested wheat 1.9 billion;cotton ging," bringing in one's own 1.4 bit liquor and mixing it at a table, crops, compared with about 2lion and tobacco1.2 billion, if the restaurant is in a "wet" billion and 21.9 billion in 1967, Other crops listedaccording county. Private clubs, which op- respectively. to value includedsorghum 687 million; potatoes grain erated for a while but were rul- Illinois crops were valued at $609100,. 000:oats$556,600,000; ed against by the courts, have 1.7 billion, compared with 1.8 rice $526,800,000;000: tomatoes been closed since last fall. billion a year earlier; Iowa 1.6 $512,300; - - billion, up slightly from 1967; oranges $382,000,000; bar. and Texas 1.4 billion, comparedley $364,500,000;and apples Herington with 1.3 billion a year earlier. $340,600,000. Livestock WYE PLANTATION BREEDING 50 SONS OF CONAN OF WYE 100 OTHER BULLS BY FEDERAL OF WYE Auction Co. (andother imported bulls) Sale Every 20 REGISTERED CHAROLAIS BULLS 50 REGISTERED ANGUS COWS Tuesda SEVERAL HUNDRED COMMERCIAL ANGUS COWS FROM AREA HERDS. (many bred to CharolaisBulls) Star Young Farmer Operating under Federal Supervisiotil Here's Charles Hardenburger of Haddam withhis family. CONAN OF WYE NO. 4020208 & Bonded for your protection. Hardenburger was recently named 1969 Star Young Farmerby the Kansas Young Farmer Organization. His wife isDeanna and Birth 19 April 1963 Reporting for the Herington the sons are Paul and Clay. The Hardenburgers farm3325 acres Birth Weight 85 lbs. Livestock Auction Co., Tuesday, Est. Adj. 205 Day Wt. 599 lbs. of land near Haddam, in Washington County. Weaning Wt. 657 lbs. @ 228 days Feb. 25, 1969. Beef cattle is the major enterprise on the farm. The opera- Daily Gain on Test We sold cattle for 43 consign - tion consists of a 235 -cow herd producing calves that arefed out 410 lbs, to 1000 pounds under a full feeding program. The past yearhe Final Wt. 1301 lbs. @ 382 days on to 27 buyers on a market that, 365 Day Wt. 1243 lbs. was fully steady to stronger on produced nearly 225,000 nounds of beef. Wt./Day ofAge The crop operation included 571 acres of milo which averag- 3.41lbs, butcher cows. Stocker & Feeder TDN/lb. Gain 4.46 lbs. cattle were also steady with last ed 73 bushels to the acre. Average Body Weight on Test 1014 lbs. week. Total lbs. TDN/Av. lbs. body wt. on test 2 53 lbs. We could have used a lot more Egg consumption is now edging cattle, but road conditions pre- Egg 'Use On back up after a low of 313 eggs Friday -MARCH 14, 1969-10 A.M. vented many from coming to the per person in 1966. The high at the K.C. Auction Pavilion sale. Way Back Up? of 403 was achieved in 1945. Here are a few representative The average American con- That extra egg last year boosted KANSAS.CITY, MISSOURI sales that were made: sumed one more egg last year the average American's intake THOMPSON RANCHES STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS than he did the year before. to 324. 1 blkwhif steer 240 @ 35.00 E. W. Thompson, Owner, Sedalia 1 whiface steer 410 6"31.90 Telephone: 816 826-7819 or Frank McCall 816 842-5290 1 blkwhif steer 460 @ 31.40 Auctioneers: Ray Sims & Curt Rodgers 10 blk bulls 541 @ 30.50 Saturday 2 whiface steers 338 (a?30.20 1 whiface steer 365 (a?30.10 3 whiface steers 522 (a)29.60 AUCTION 1 red bull 480 (a)29.00 2 blkwhif steers 380 (ci?28.80 MARCH 8 8 whiface steers 668 6)128.40 5 whiface steers 603 @ 28.10 SALE. Red Cloud Livestock Comm. Co. Inc. 4 black steers 422 @ 27.60 Starts 11:00 a.m. Red Cloud, Nebraska 2 whiface steers 780 6"26.60 Lunch Served 7 whiface steers 981 @ 26.50 1 black steer 1055 @ 26.00 3 miles south, 1/4 east of Ramada Inn or south of NEWTON, MAN1 3 holstein steers 403 @ 25.70 Kans., from Newells Corner 3 miles north, 11/4 east. revolutk 2 holstein steers 523 @ 24.70 Sale Every Tuesday Dempster 2 -row planter, 3 pt., Starts 12:30 Noon food ret. rolling moldboards, wide ditional STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFER Machinery rubber press 5 whiface heifers 555 @26.50 1954 MH 14' 80 special com- hood st< Cement mixer, 3 pt., 1 sack, Al The Home Of The Best Feeder Cattle beating 16 whiface heifers501 @26.30 bine, with cab, good Hesston manure loader, fits In Southern Nebraska and Northern Kansas 4 red heifers 565 @26.00 1951 MH 16' 27 Special com- M tractor, with blade and 2 black heifers 528 Ca?26.00 bine, with cab, good bucket 9 whiface heifers 422 (a)25.80 1954 IHC Super M tractor, liveJD 16'springtooth with har- 20 blkwhif heifers544 @25.45 hyd., power steering, A-1 row attachment 3 red heifers 560 9?25.40 1957 Ferguson No. 40 tractor,Ferguson 11 pt. chisel, 3 pt., Al For Consignments or Early Listings Contact: 25 whiface heifers558 @25.25 3 pt., fully equipped, good JD 3 -section harrow 1 whiface heifer 760 @ 1960 IHC 3-14 No. 60 hyd. plowNOTE: This machinery has Barn Phones: 746-2620 - 746.2622 25.00 on rubber, good always been shedcled, looks 5 whiface heifers 567 9?25.10 1965 IHC 12' tandem wheel and runs good, ready for the 9 whiface heifers 668 @24.60 No. 37, 20" discs, A-1 buyers use. not too 2 black heifers 370 @24.00 1966 MF 7' Dyna-balance mow- comebac] 3 black heifers TRUCK Dean Jones, owner Harry Heidelk, mgr. 615 @22.50 er, A-1 1953 Chev. 2 ton truck, 131/2' Nelson - 225.4281 Blue Hill - convensie 1958 IHC W-55 baler with mo- bed, stockracks, hoist, 2-spd. Conve: SLAUGHTER COWS tor, A-1 axle, 65,000 miles, A-1 far mon 1 whiface cow 940 @ 21.80 1955 New Idea side delivery EQ1TIPMENT AND 1 whiface cow 930 @ 20.70 rake, on rubber, good MISC. ARTICLES 1 holstein cow 1440 @ 20.50 1964 Crust Buster, 24', A-1 2 New 1000 bu. Eaton steel 1 whiface cow 1966 IHC 18' No. 7 spike tooth 1260 @ 20.50 harrow, A-1 bins, never been erected 1 whiface cow 985 @ 20.00 1961 IHC No. 15 field cutter,2 60 bu. metal round hog feed- 1 whiface cow 1070 @ 19.80 1 -row, power takeoff, A-1 ers, cast iron bottoms 1 whiface cow 1120 @ 19.90 1960 Gehl blower, PTO, 50' 250 gal. slip in gas tank with 1 whiface cow 910 @ 19.80 pipe, A-1 pump and filter 1 holstein cow 1000 @ 19.60 1955 JD 12' 3 -sec. rotary hoe,14' Hume pickup combine reel Radio 1 whiface cow 1150 @ 19.50 A-1 16 Hume pickup combine reel Superior Livestock Comm. Co., Inc. 1 holstein cow 1525 @ 19.50 1951 JD 12' 3 sec. rotary hoe,Silage truck sides with spring good loaded endgate Superior. Nebraska 1 whiface cow 950 @ 19.10 Combine universalpickup 1 whiface cow 990 @ 18.90 , 1954 JD No. 6 2 -row loose guards 1 black cow 1010 @ 18.70 ground planter, furrow open- Pas ers Combine maize guards thrt 1 Jersey cow 970 @ 18.20 1960 Hamill 2 -row 3 pt. culti-Used corrugated iron: 10' feed and 1 black cow 915 @ 17.00 bunk, good: silage false end- Sale Every Saturday vator, A-1 gates; Comfort cover for M But If you have cattle to sell, call 1948 IHC 8-16 grain drill, tractor, Comfort cover for Sale Starts At 12:30 Noon viol sealed discs,fert.,grass to s collect C. C. Wendt BL 8k2529 seeder,rubber press,highFerguson tractor; Hoover% Herington; Wm. Schnell rubber, A-1 hp deep well water system, tank & jet:electric brooder: Largest Pig Market In Southern Nebraska thin BL 8-2039, Herington; Ted Electric wheel hay trailer And Northern Kansas Shop built 4-whi. runninggearshop fan; milker buckets: CL( Haefner, 317, Lincolnville. Mayrath Auger, 27'with car-cream cans; rods, scrap iron, Dependable Cattle Market COl riage & 7 hp mtr., A-1 blacksmith iron: several pieces plac Hoeme 10' chisel, good old junk machinery; forks, scoops, log chains, some hand For Consignments or Early Listings Contact: Danuser 3 pt. post holedigger,tools. or Herington A-1 Barn Phone: 879-3711 and 3 pt. rear mtd. dirt slip Many Msieellaneous Articles fore Livestock sele mgr. fain Walter K. Andres Dean Jones,owner Jim Brining, full, Estate Superior --879.4225 Auction Co. Mrs. Elda M. Andres, Nelson - 225-4281 for, Aucts: Bernard C. Gatz Administrator Herington, Kans. and Ted Brehbiel Clerk: Midland National Bank, Newton mangummim/ artment incl dsaid thek

:ss fotide-cropsveil r "eir°4 king for 1mar ottgs. Some LightOn I nuts968Was vaita p,,, CorporateFarming Scope reial corporation farms are a vegetabies" If a, Florid,, threat to thefamily farm, it is $40,000 in 1967. Fewerthan 1000 The family corporation farm showed their production tends 4 and ie a distantthreat. had sales of $500,000or more. is usually, but not always, larg- Many of these large to be concentrated to a greater Is themost Right now there aren't enough firms also er than an average farm and extent in beef cattle, both feed- hi count as a menace. had other agribusiness produced lastg of them to interests, has been incorporated to get lots and ranches, in poultry and So concluded those who at- such as feed and fertilizersup- the advantages offered - followed byYears ply firms which on in- in fruits and vegetables than in soybeans tended a 2 -day National Farm- operate farms heritance taxes and in trans- field crops. 2,6abililil:1 billion; at Des Moines. in order to havean assured out- ferring the estate. cotton 14 ing Institute These also are the farms :obacco The institute is an annual af- let for a part of theirproduc- As an example, if which tend to have the largest 12 by the Des tion. farm par- Tops listed aceo°11 fair sponsored ents have several childrenit gross incomes. Except for the teluded Moines Chamber of Commerce, Many fruit and vegetablepro- sorghum could be necessaryat their death cattle ranches, such firms fre- n; potatoes 21,; which each year picks sides to ducers are directly in the farm- to break up the farmin order to quently are involved also in the $6C discuss a controversial subject ing business because they seek settle the estate. But if manufacture and sale of farm $556,600,000; some coordination and control the chil- 0; tomatoes in agriculture.The speakers this dren are stockholders,settling inputs or in the processing and $5121 of production with marketing >es $382,00(00' year didn't find asmuch contro- the estate becomesonly a mat- marketing of the commodities 0. expected about requirements. )0000; versy as they ter of distributingthe stock they produce. and apples If corporation farms are not O. "Corporate Farming and the among them- the family farm It is among firms of this type Family Farm." yet a major part of the agricul- may remain intact. where most of the farm corpo- the conclusions tural scene, are they increasing In the case of either rations are found which have Basically, at a rapid rate? The data is not the fam- REEDING were two:1) that corporation ily corporationor the one-man capital stock thus for sale. farming is not presently wide- conclusive here, but the report corporation farm, there islittle Firms specializing solely in the spread or important; 2)that suggests they are not. or no separation between stock production of farm products, fE many people equate corporation William Scofield, USDA econo- ownership and management. without related farm supply or farming with largefamily mist who gave the results of the The farm is operatedunder marketing or processing activi- farms, whichdominate farm pro- corporation farming study at corporate laws which makeit ties, are rare. duction today. the Des Moines meeting, said different from a partnershipor Scofield said that the data ;US COWS The institute heard an advance the survey revealed new and sole ownership, but forpractical doesn't necessarily mean there existing corporations, but not iarolais Bulls) report from a study by the Eco- purposes it is still a family-own- is no threat to the family farm- nomic Research serviceof those that had gone out of bus- ed and operated business. er from corporation farming. )20208 USDA on the subject, which in- iness. In 1965 there were about Increasingly, Scofield admit- dicated that corporate farms ac- The survey showed that 46% 18,500 farm corporations inthe ted, the traditional farmer will 19 April 1963 counted for about 1% of all of the farm corporations now in U.S. (slightly more than1% of have the problem of obtaining ...... 8514 commercial farms, farming existence were formed before all corporations), but about4000 accesstosufficient land and 1960, another 45% between of these were strictly landlord capital, of business organization 657 lbs. . 252989dlaytht about 7% of the land in farms. But these figures included the 1960 and 1966, and 9% in 1967 operations. and financial management, of idi . 16: . or early 1968. being able to compete effective- 1120dbtisl. family corporation farm and Of the 14,500 farmingopera- 1243Itis, ly for production inputs and an the one-man incorporated farm- "Looking only at corporations tions, about 500 of thesewere 341 h. with gross sales of $500,000 or grazing operations and institu- outlet for his products. 446 lh. ing business. more," Scofield reported, "we These are factors, often not 1014 h It is the third type, "outside" tional operations. Of the remain- found 64% had been incorporat- ing, 14,000, more than readily apparent, which perhaps 253 lbs. or publicly owned corporation one-third ed before 1960, 31% in 1960-66, were in four states- Califor- can be achieved more readily by -10 A.M. which draws the fear from con- the corporate farm organiza- ventional farmers, and the sur- and only 5% in 1967-68. Con- nia, Florida, Texas and Mon- of tana. tion. ion vey indicated that only one -fifth versely, a higher proportion the smaller corporations had In the Middle West, the largest Opinions at the Des Moines OURI of one percent of all commer- meeting seemed agreed that cial farms are operated by "out- been organized since 1960." number were found in Nebras- The data indicated that the ka, Wisconsin and Indiana.In farming would continue to get IES side" corporations. These farms incorporation of existing fam- the Middle West, corporate into fewer and fewer hands and account for 2% of gross sales. a ily farms is taking place at a farms accounted for less than into larger units, but the trend 116 842.5290 Not all corporations are large, faster rate than is the organiza- one-half of 1% of all commer- to bigness would be mostly in gers the survey revealed. Nearly two - tion and entry of newly -formed cial farms. the field of larger family farms fifths had sales of less than corporations in farming. As a group, corporate farms or family corporations than in are not typical of all farms. As "factory type" farms. Scofield explained, the survey m.Co. Inc. ika Comeback By 'Mom & Pop' Store BEEF CATTLE INVENTORY* MIL. HEAD (MIL. HEAD) (total only) MANHATTAN -A quiet predecessors, says S. E. Trieb, The little stores feature long Total A revolution is occurring in the hours, convenient location, and F (RIGHT SCALE) lay Extension economist at Kansas Cows &hstifors food retailing industry. The tra- State University. They featurein -and -out service. Consumers 30 ="11".2yrt. & a d.r 67.5 ditional "mom & pop" neighbor- many of the latest techniques ofuse these stores for late -hour hood store, which took sucha location analysis, inventory con-shopping. Average sale per cus- Cattle beating from the supermarkets tomer is less than a dollar. The Calvs rn Kansas trol, self-service merchandising 20 45.0 and promotion. mostfrequentlypurchased Another plus factor is park-items are bread, milk, soft f'w ..011E drinks and lunch meat. ing. Most stores offer enough Stoors space for at least 10 cars. The big boom in supermarket 10 Hifrs 1-2yrs. 22.5 s Contact: Convenience stores may lookgrowth has slowed as conven- ".....0. I l6.2622 like miniature supermarkets toience stores spring up across ..s.,401Sulls i stags some consumers, Trieb says, the nation. The National Asso- MIN not too long ciation of Convenience Stores, a 0 0 ago, is making a but their way of doing business 1940 1950 1960 comeback in the form of the Washington D.C. trade associa- 1970 Heidelk, mg, is different. The basic philoso- M/1110ER Off FARRIS AS Of ,AAvARr A FORECAST. convenience store. tion, predicts that these stores Hill - ,42.810 phy is that of bringing food Convenience storesoperate shopping back to the neighbor-will ring up to $10 billion in U S DEPARTMENT OE AGRICULTURE NEG FRS 5036-55 'ECONOMIC RESEARCH SERVICE far more efficiently sales before the end of 1970. than their hood.

MANreterte2 black cows alCrUla Ogrtiltitgr 985 18.70 1 holstein cow 1255 @ 19.80 Radio KNCK 1.Co., Inc' '1390' 6:45 T. T. S. a °MIMI OEI (XIX 4m my rry HOGS "Gail Garton - owner & manager" 6 butchers a 200 @ 19.85 Concordia, Kansas Sale Every Saturday 10 butchers 218 @ 20.00 We had a realgood sale here this 7 butchers 210 @ 20.00 Past Saturday. Cattlelooked steady 16 butchers 230 @ 19.85 throughout with 2 black steers 300 @ 33.25 most of the stockers str & hr. clvs -450-500 lbs. 5 sows 360 @ 17.30 and feeders going - 23 choice 2 blkwhif steers 700 @ 28.50 3 sows back to the farm. of mix hfrs, 500-600lbs. 425 @ 16.75 lay Butchers - 42 hd. 3 sows were 504 lover than the pre- feeder hfrs, 600-650lbs. 385 @ 17.05 vious week. Feederpigs were steady - 136 hd. STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 14 weaning pigs to stronger. & hf clvs, 450 lbs. @ 17.50ea. - 19 str 9 black heifers 485 @ 24.85 19 feeder pigs @ 15.25ea. If you have livestockthat you're - 37 hd.of feeder hogs 8 mix heifers 460 @ 25.40 17 feeder pigs thinking & hfr calves, 500 lbs. @ 14.50ea. iebrasks about selling, consider the - 27 str 5 whiface heifers 520 @ 25.75 9 feeder pigs @ 17.00ea. CLOUDCOUNTY LIVESTOCK 5 whiface heifers 620 @ 24.60 10 feeder pigs COMMISSION, The following are someof the sales @ 14.50ea. CO. INC. as the 3 whiface heifers 350 @ 27.10 Boars sold from $12.80 to place to dobusiness. made this pastSaturday. 4 black heifers 460 @ 25.80 $14.30. If youare buying stock for grass 7 whiface heifers 580 @ 25.30 Contact: or if you STOCKER & FEEDERSTEERS We could use more feeder pigs for need feeder cattle, come m 760 @ 27.70 our buyers. and look over 3 black steers COWS the consignments be- 300 @ 27.10 850 @ 17.80 fore the sale.We always have a good 14 hol steers 8 shthrn cows selection 609 @ 28.90 875 @ 16d0 HORSE SALE of cattle, fresh from the 5 whiface steers 9 mixed cows farms and 500 @ 31.60 2 whiface cows 1070 @ 18.70 April 14 - Mark your calen- ranches in this area. The 9 black steers 555 @ 29.70 tranill.'1940 following 5 black steers 1 holstein cow 1160 @ 19.60 dar. 8Mgt7 cattle have been consigned 860 @ 27.50 nor- for nextSaturday's sale: 14 mixed steers Bob Craig, Belleville,CH 3-1112 Leo-Rauch Davis.Delphos623-4543 ea. 'ClayCenters_632-309; Wolken. .ing. ina, Kans., Cen-K-Dietz-Linde. "...,...... m: Auct. Dick Kane.Sale Mgr. Mar. 17 Mar. 8 - General farm sale for - Farm salenortwest = = Milton Nagely. of Clifton,Kans., Leroy Loder, Marquette, Ks., Clarence 11011111i == March 14 - Farm sale, Centra- Nelson. Auct.Foster G&G Calendar Auct. Ed Reimer Xretz. Fiimilmmiiiimumffirniiiiiminiiiimmimimmirnimiiiiiiimmiiiiimg Mar. 8 - General farm sale lia, Ks ,Ivan & Jim WoolsenMar. 18 croft. Aucts. Vern Groff & -Grocerystore SE of Hesston, Ks., Mrs. Walt ment in Lanham, equipi Mar. 4 - Land & farm ma- Shorthorn Assn. banquet at Gene Toby. Nebr., Andres. Auct. Ted Krehbiel. ha Grocery Store, Lan. chinery, Joseph Hlaus, Sal- Effingham. Mar. 14 - Farm sale northwest Aucts Mar. Mar. 8 - Farm sale south of Schultis & Son TV f ina, Ks., Aucts Bob Perry &March 6 - Farm sale northeast 61st & Burlingame Road, of Junction City, Ks., Wm. G.Mar. 20 & Wolken. - Farm sale ter. F- Fran kHarz. of Clifton, Walted Hawke. Kidd. Aucts C. W. Crites and southeast Topeka, Duane Boley. Aucts of Junction City, Wani Mar. 4 - Farm sale to be held in Auct. Foster Kretz. Earl Brown. Kans,, Her. Jim Kirkeminde and Kenneth man Shane. Auct. tiviti( county fairgrounds, Tonga- Mar. 7 - Farm sale & farm- Crews March 14 - Farmland & mchry Foster noxie, Kans., Bill Knipp. Auct land south of Sabetha, Ks., northwest of Baileyville, Ks., mind, Mar. 8 - Farm sale at Mentor, MaKorfr.ecltlz9- Farmland sale Mar. 2: Bing Carter, Gardner, Kans. Dick Foster. Aucts Wayne W. A. Wassenberg & Sons. west Kans.,Clarence Lefebvre. Clifton,ton, Kans., Elmer Abile Mar. 4 - Farm sale southeast Aeschliman, Wilson Hawk & Real estate by Rail Realty Miles. Auct Paul M. Brown. Auct. Foster Kretz, k of Salina, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Gene Toby. Co., Aucts Very Groff & Gene Auct: Mar. 8 - Farm sale east of Ad- Mahroid2Og Mar. 2`. Joe Hlaus and Joe R. Hlaus. Mar. 7 - Kemble Truck Line Toby. mire, Kans., Graham Parks. o-odsM SE 0 Aucts Bob Perry and Frank equipment at Maple Hills, Ks., eisinc:h Auct. Evert Smith. Mar. 14 - Consignment mach- of Abilene, Kans., ruh. Harz. Jim Kirkem,inde, auct. inery sale in Concordia, Kans., Mrs. Cleve Mar. 8 - Antique consignment Stoffer. Aucts Schnell Mar. 24 Mar. 4 - 640A Marion County,Mar. 8 - Cattle and machinery auction in Salina, Kans., Son Concordia Sales Co. Aucts Bros, Kans., land to be sold in Mar- sale east of Richmond, Kans., Mar. 20- Farm sale southeast Manh optimist Club. Aucts Frank Rollie and Larry Lagasse. of Fairbury, Nebr., erson ion to settle the Wegerer es - Bob Newton. Aucts Russ Fee - Mr. & Mrs. Harz & Bob Perry. Mar. 15 - Annual production Mar. 24 hate. Offered by J. E. O'Hare, back, Bing Carter and Max Henry Kujath. Auct,Harold Mar. 8 - Household goods and sale of registered Herefords R, sheriff in the case of Mary C. Ratliff. Siegel. of W antiques in Woodbine, Ks., and Quarter Horsesjust Mar. 21 - Farm sale Mrs. Olsen vs. John J.Kistler etMarch 8 - Horse sale in Salina, ofCottonwood northwest Mrs. Max C. Engel. Aucts southeast of Marysville, Kans., Don al., defendants. Ks., Aucts Roger A. Johnson August Schnell Bros. Falls, Kans., Titus & Stout. lag - Mar. 5 - Machinery auction in and Bob Perry Jr. Nutschestate, Richard Mar. 8 -.- Trucking equipment Auct. George Morse. Nutsch, Adm. Auct. Mar. 26 McPherson, Ks., 81 Farm Mar. 8 - Furniture sale in and accessories west of Sen-Mar. 15 - Farm sale southwest Harold Supply, Inc., Aubrey McNally. Junction City, Kans., R. C. R. Siegle. of Er. eca,Ks.; Holthaus Truck of Abilene, Kans., Obed Fel- Mar. 21 - Farm sale Grace Aucts Hagel Auction Co. Hoyt. Auct. C. W. Crites. bush estate. Aucts Schnell at Wa. Line. Auct. Hagel Auction Co. mego. Leo Ebel. Lawrence tis & Mar. 5 - Farm sale north ofMar. 8 - Farm sale southeast Bros. Clay Center, Kans., Leroy of Newton, Kans., Mrs. Wal-Mar. 8 - Blue Valley Hereford Welter, auct. Mar. 26 Assn. sale in Fairbury, Nebr.,Mar. 15 - Tomson Bros. Wa-Mar. 22 - Farm sale north, Nelson. Auct. Foster Kretz. ter K. Andres. Aucts Bernard kona Shorthorn sale, Waka- south of Mar. 5 - Machinery Sale, 81 C. Gatz & Ted Krehbiel. Don Banahan, Steele City, Onaga, Kans., Mrs. Lorna Mr. S Nebr., sale mgr. rusa, Ks., Harris Simons, sale Aucts Farm Supply, McPherson, Mar. 7 - General Farm Sale Smith. Aucts Bosse &Cottrell. Mar. 10 - Farm sale southeast mgr. Mar. 22 - Household Ks. NW of Moundridge, Ks., Joe 'of Burlingame, Ks., Mrs. Wm. Mar. 15 - Kansas Yorkshire goods in W. Goering. Auct. Ted Goer - Wakefield, Kans., Mar. 5 Northeast Kansas R. Wilson. Aucts Arnold & Breeders Assn. sale, Marys- Mrs. Charles Thurlow estate,Auct Johnson. ville, Ks., livestock sale barn, Fsoter Kretz. Mar. 10 - Executor's sale of Ralph Schulte, sale mgr. Mar. 15 - Farm sale northwest Mar. 22 - Farm sale southwest farmland, Marion, Ks., John of Fairbury, Nebr., George Olsen, exec. of the Ben Sten- of Beatrice, Nebr., Lowell Corn Junker. Aucts Schultis &Son zel estate. Aucts & realtors Schuerman. Aucts Schultis & & Wolken. It W Ted Haefner and F.J. Mako- Son & Wolken. vec. Atty. David W. Wheeler, Mar. 15 -- General farm sale for Alvin Hiehert, Hillsboro, Wheeler, Westerhaus and TEX REAL Wheeler. Ks. Auct. Ed Reimer 31 Mar. 10 - Kansas Polled Here- Mar. 15 - General farm sale ONWARD 11th NE of Canton, Ks., Ben Jantz ford Assn. show & sale at Nor- CowHera - ton,Kans., selling 52 head. estate.Auct. Ted Krehbiel. Royal Essar Arnold Wittorff, sec. -sale mgr. Mar. 15 - Performance tested. C Kato, Heir Angus sale, Olsburg, Ks., Apparent HOGS START AT 11:00 A.M. Jack Beeson. judge; Gene SERVICEABLE BULLS Watson, auctioneer. Laflin Bros. WITH WEIGHT RECORDS CATTLE AT 1:00 P.M. Mar. 15 -- Household goods in Mar. 10 Farm sale north of Priced . . . $300 to $500 Clay Center, Kans., Lawrence Industry, Kans., Eli Reed. The market was active on cattle GRANT POOLE 20angus heifers 760 @ 25.10 (Bud)Savener.Auct. Foster Auct. Foster Kretz. from 700 lbs. down. There was 14 b&bwf hfrs 805 @ 24.85 MANHATTAN, KANS. Kretz. Mar. 15 - Farm sale south of Located 4 mi. south of plenty of buyers for these classes 25 whiface hfrs776 @ 24.60 Mar. 12 -Farm sale northof DeWitt, Nebr.. Lowell Schuer- intersection,2 miwest on Mc of cattle. The feeder cattle from Abilene, Kans., Mrs. Emma man. Aucts Schultis & Sc.( & Dowell Creek Rd. Ph. PR 641315 700 lbs. and up were steady to 50i COWS Fajen. Auct Foster Kretz. lower. Cow market was real active 1 whiface cow 955 @ 21.75 Mar. 12-- Farm sale north of The No.I Hog Market In Kansas with a $20 top. 1 holstein cow1330 @ 20.00 Dunlap, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. 1 whiface cow1305 @ 19.60 Junior Blanton. Jim Kirke- STEER CALVES 1 holstein cow1290 @ 19.60 minde & Kenneth Crews, WASHINGTON SALES CO. 1 whiface steer [email protected] aucts. 1 holstein cow1465 @ 19.35 TRY USSOON p 1 char, steer [email protected] 1 whiface cow 1000 @ 19.30 Mar. 12 Farm sale north of 1 whiface steer [email protected] 1 holstein cow1160 @ 19.40 Deshler, Nebr., Weddel & HOGS every TUESDAY Werner. Aucts Schultis & Son 10 whiface strs [email protected] 1 bwf cow 1010 @ 19.25 All Sales & Wolken. CATTLE every WEDNESDAY Start 1:00 IL111. 16 whiface steers [email protected] 3 whiface cows967 @ 19.20 Mar. 13 to 18 whiface steers [email protected] Postponed due 9 angus cows/cvs @283.00 weal her from Fcb. 26, W. L. YOU GET ACTION T1 3 blk wf bulls 467@ 31.10 1 angus cow/calf @279.00 Kimball estate, machinery, AT THE WASHINGTON AUCTION EDBURT sp 2 black bulls [email protected] 8 black springer cows @177.50 ju householdandfarmland Ft 2 whiface strs [email protected] 3 shorthorn cows/c @278.00 northeast of Clay Center, Ks., th 2 blk whifc [email protected] Auct. Foster Kretz. Barn Phone EA 5-2266 Residence EA 5.2393 HOGS Mar. 13 Farm sale and land Washington, Kans. HEIFER CLAVES 20 hamp but. 218 @ 20.40 (at private treaty) southwest 1 whiface hfrs [email protected] 14 mixed butch. 214 @ 20.40 of Osawatomie, Ks., Ralph 1 whiface [email protected] 39 mixed butch. 213 @ 20.35 Cope. 2 char. heifers [email protected] 19 red butch. 223 @ 20.30 Mar. 14 Thompson Ranches 1 whiface hfrs [email protected] 20 hamp but. 227 @ 20.25 Wye Plantation breeding sale Ronald Rice Motors, Inc 1 blk whifc hfrs395@ in Kansas City, Mo., E. W. 27.10 29 red butch. 215 @ 20.25 CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC 1 red heifer [email protected] 26 mixed but. 227 @ 20.25 Thompson, Sedalia, Mo., own- North Kansas' Largest Volume Dealer 4 black heifers [email protected] 20 mixed but. 217 @ 20.25 er. Aucts Ray Sims & Curt Li ABILENE,KASS. la; 6 whiface hrn [email protected] Rodgers. NW 2nd Phone CO 3-4000 Mar. 14 7 whiface hfrs [email protected] Consitinient hot -se SOWS sale in Junction City. Ks., sale S1 12 black [email protected] 2 white sows 360 @ 18.05 2' barn, aucts Dit:,n,,( ;11;,ler and Come Where The Values Are 2' 1 black sow 305 @ 18.25 Volume Dealer Howard langvart;t. Come To North Central Kansas Largest 3, FEEDER STEERS 1 hamp sow 345 @ 17.90 Mar. 14 -- 1.1:11 )(se - 2' 65 whiface strs [email protected] 2 red sows 315 @ 17.70 Dietz Shortho; n 1,1-doution USED CARS is 21 blk &bwf [email protected] 3 hamp sows 428 @ 17.20 Sale. Farmer, Ranchers 11 $5395 22 whiface [email protected] 1 red sow 485 @ 17.10 Sale Barn. Salina. Kans. Mil- 1968CADILLAC Sedan deVille, 4 dr hardtop...... 41 for over $7100 new,31,000 13 11 whiface [email protected] Feeder pigs brought from $16 ton _Nagely. Salt Mg r. Loadedbalancew ithaccessories,sold miles, ofnewcarwarranty. 41 19 black steers [email protected] $2495 to $18 per head. Smaller pigs Mar. 14 itegisio;v(1Siig.rt- 1968 CHEVELLE Malibu 2 dr. hardtop...... 71 4 whiface strs [email protected] from $14 to $16. Weaning horn production sale in Sal Radio, heater, stick shift, low mileage. 6, 4 whiface [email protected] pigs from $11 to $14. 1967CHEVELLE Malibu 4 door 2, 29 4 red steers [email protected] Radio, heater, automatic transmission. $1795 1966 PONTIAC Tempest Custom 2 door hardtop 3t 3 black steers [email protected] CONSI GN ME NT Radio, heater, automatic transmission, powersteering. Lots 2 whiface [email protected] Horse Sale - March 17, 1969 Many, Many More OK Cars On Our 2 AS IS SPECIALS $450 17 also 1965FORD Custom 2 door FEEDER HEIFERS( 1 whiteface purebred bull 10 Radio, heater, V-8 61 18 b&bwhifc hfrs 641@ Every Friday 6!30 25.65 (coming 2 year old) ...... 51 15 b&bwhifc hfrs [email protected] appliances. and all 41 9 whiface heifers [email protected] typesof miscellaneous USEDTRUCKS..;.- ...... $1:05 Consignnients :,02epted 1968 CHEVROLETLWB I iton ...... $24 LICENSED AND BONDED from 10:00 a.m.till6:00 p.m. 1,65CcumstoTESOpLoEr ti r11 del396 V-8, radio, heater,hitch. $1695 .BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY 238-1471 Monday thru Friday. ton, 4 -Wheel Drive F If you have livestock to appraise, call: We Sell Anything OfValue t821:69;y55 219619164CHFOEvRORDS,L3E."4Ttosen.rNiert. ddrumivep-bodEayeh._:_...... call r VERN LANGVARDT, Manager, 238-8211, Junction City C & M AUCTIONCO. 7404,vh121" completely , 5 -speed transmission, 2 speed axle, 348 V-8, HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer, 238-8212, JunctionCitx 117 E. 6th Phone CE 8-8314 overhauled, power steering. HERB NEUMEYER White City, Phone 349-2863 JUNCTION CITY,KANSAS Open Evenings Till 9 p.m Sundays 1 to 5 p.m. en, Farm ifton, e nora.47 n Auans' :1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111U11111111111111111,111111111111111111111111= mar. 29 -et' Poster construction eqpt Dwight, Auct. Apr. 14 - Farm sale south of in Galva, Ks., Harold Grocery En. Sigle. April 5 - General farm sale Clay Center, Kans., Derald a Lanham' stores);/- G&G Calendar Auct. Ted Krehbiel. SW of Moundridge, Ks., Ern- Mack. Auct. Foster Kretz. 51111111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111P. Mar. 31 - Kans. Polled Hreford est Krehbiel. Auct. Ted Kreh-Apr. 14 - Hampshire hog sale Gsr°eerY& St°1'Nee.bArl Mar. 22 -Auction over WIBW March 26 Son - Angus all -bull sale Assn. sale in Emporia,Ks., biel. in Newton, Ks., Balthrop Rod TV from TopekaCivic Cen- south of Junction Farms City. Latz- Arnold Wittorff, Inman,sec.- April 5 - Flint Hills antique Hampshire Farms, John Bab notion ale ter. Sponsoredby Topeka Ki- ke Angus Farms. sale mgr. Ralph Waite, throp, Wichita. City, )(as'ir Mike Wil- auct. sale in Cottonwood Falls, Ks., Shane. an Wanis Clubs for youth ac- son, auct. Apr. 2- Farm sale west of Jim Barr, auct. & sale mgr. Apr. 14 - Hand-picked Polled Auct tivities. Aucts Jim Kirke- Mar. 27- Furniture & black- Clay Center, Kans., LeonMug - Apr. 7 - Farm sale northwest Hereford consignment sale at minde and Kenneth ETAOIN smith equipment ler. Auct Foster Kretz. of Miltonvale, Kans., Ernest Enterprise, Kans., Leon D. sale west of in Fairbury, ItOrt, Mar. 22 - Farm Nebr., Marie Singleton.Auct.Apr. 2- Osage County farm - Gepner. Auct Foster Kretz. Riffel, sale mgr. Auct. Ralph Abilene, Kans., Roy Garten. Harold Siegel. Foster KretzIlle" land, Lyndon, Kans., Mr.& April 7 - Farm sale east of Ols- Waite. Aucts Schnell Bros. Mar. 27- Northeast Kansas Mrs. J. B. Walters of Milford, burg, Mrs. Helen King. Law-Apr. 17 - General farm sale & achmerv, Mar. 22 -General farm sale Angus Assn. salein Horton, Kans. Auct. Eldon Thorman. rence Welter, auct. farm SW of Moundridge, Ks., goods & antiglies4914 SE of Galva, Ks , Frank Un- Apr. 2 >Hesse, George Hook, Morrill,Ks., - Commercial Short - Apr. 11 - Reg. Holstein disper- for Gehring Estate. Auct. Ed Kans., Mrs, ruh. Auct. Ted Krehbiel. sale mgr. ?r. Aucts horn sale, Farmers &Ranch- sal in Erie, Ks., Leo Fickel. Reimer. Sehnentia Mar. 24 - Farmsale north of Mar. 28 ers,Salina, - Farm - Machinery & build- Kans., Milton Sale Mgr. John Carlin. Apr. 19 - Household & antiques sale Manhattan, Kans., Leroy Pet- Nagely, Sale Mgr. irbury, se ings west of Morganville, Apr. 11 - Stock reduction sale in Leonardville, Ks., Martin Nebr., erson. Auct. Foster Kretz. Kans, Harold Lahmeyer in Linn, Kans., Kuhlman Mo- David. Auct. Foster Kretz. Kujath. Apr. 3 - Farmland sale south- Asset, sale northwest Rare Mar. 24 - Farm estate. Auct. Foster Kretz west of tor Co., Case-MF dealer. Auct.April 24 - Farm sale, Wayne L. of Waterville, Kans., Mr. & Fairbury,Nebr., Mar. 29 - Farm sale &antiques Frank Mathy estate. Robert Foster Kretz. Bolte, Lincoln, Ks. Aucts Bob -- Farm sale Mrs. Elvin Dreyer. Aucts southeast of Enterprise, Apr. 11 --- Special horse sale in Perry & Frank Harz. arysvme, Ks., Lawwers, adm., Auct. Harold Don Roche and Raleigh Breed- Mrs. Ed Rissman. Aucts R. Siegle. the Council Grove, Ks., sale Apr. 25 - Northeast Kansas Is estate, Richard`', ing. Schnell Bros. Apr. 3 -- Mid -Kansas Shorthorn barn, Santa Fe Trail Riders. Purebred & Commercial 'h,Adm. Am Its.; Mar. 26 - Farm sale southwest Mar. 29 - High grade Holstein Assn. Sale, Salina, Kans. Aucts Don Day and Jerry Shorthorn Sale, Effingham, ?gle, of Endicott, Nebr., Mose and dispersal sale in Climax, Ks., Apr. 5 - Tools, well eqpt. & Moylan. Kans. Milton Nagely, Sale - Farm sale Grace Williams. Aucts Schul- Virgil and Harold McCormack. Apr. 12 - Household goods, Mgr. at w' miscellaneous.Mrs. John Leo Ebel, Laµ tis & Son & Wolken. Auct. - sale mgr. DonaldJ. Becky estate,Salina,Ks., Teo10 Peterson, Salina, Ks., Assets Apr. 26 - General farm sale r, auct. Mar. 26 - Farm sale & antiques Bowman. Frank Harz & Bob Perry. Allots Frank Harz & Bob SE of Canton for Roland - Farm sale northeast of Abilene, Kans., Mar. 29- Genes -al farm sale Perry. souk Apr. 5 - Land auction for Schroeder. Auct. Ed Reimer. 1, Kans., Mrs.ur,i Mr. & Mrs. George Frahm. for J.E. Regier, Whitewater, Apr. 12 - Polled Hereford dis- Goessel Hospital Society lo- April 26 - Farm sale southwest . Aucts Bosse & Aucts Schnell Bros. Auct.Ed Reimer. cated SE of Goessel, Ks. persion in Deshler, Nebr., of Emporia, Kans., Elmer Die- - Householdc John C.Sellestate. Chuck golij Auct. Ed Reimer ker. Aucts Jim Barr and Ern- field, Cook, sale mgr. Kans.,gm kik Apr. 5 - Polled Herefordpro- est Arnold. ?s Thurlow Apr. 12---- Antiques & miscel- estate It duction sale, Beatrice 77 sale April 26 - Consignment an- r Kretz. pavilion, Tegtmeiers of S.E. laneous south of Junction tique sale, fair barn, Alma, - Farm sale south! Nebraska. Chuck Cook, sale City, Kans., Tim Templeton. NOTICE Auct. Foster Kretz. Kans. List consignments by irbury, Nebr.,c,t041. mgr. March 1. Evertt Say, auct. r. Aucts Schultisti Compare our deal with all tire sales before you buy. Apr. 5 - Angus dispersal andApr. 12 - Fifth annual Manhat- tan Quarter Horse productionApr. 26 -- General farm sale lken. It won't cost a penny and you might learn something. farm machinery northeast of NW of Canton, Ks., Wm. Wamego, Kans., Dr. & Mrs. sale at Manhattan Commis- sion Co. barn, Lee Walters and Ratzlaff. Auct. Ted Krehbiel L. D. Bowles. Auct. Lawrence May 3 - Livestock & General GARRETT'S TIRE SUPPLY Welter. Merle Flinn_ April 5 - Registered Quarter Apr. 12-- Genes -alfarm sale Farm Sale W of Hesston, Ks., 314 Buckeye, Abilene Cross from Sears west of Goessel for Elmer Carl Holle. Auct. Ted Kreh- Horse consignment sale at biel. Owners: Clyde and Don Newton, Ks., Kansas Quarter Brandt. Auct. Ed Reimer. Cow Hen Phones: Day CO 3-2601 Apr. 12 - General farm sale May 17 - Kansas Spring Quar- Royal kr Horse Assn., Bob Wilson, ter Horse Classic in Manhat- CKate k Night: CO 3-4067 (Don) sale mgr. - auct. NE of McPherson, Ks., Ern- Apparel est Peterson. Auct. Ted Kreh- tan, Kans., Kansas Quarter April 5 -- Farm sale, Hope, Ks., Horse Assn. Sale mgr. Bob VICEABLE BUIS Mrs. Howard Schuster. Bill biel. WEIGHT RECOIL,,. Apr. 12 Commercial Shorthorn Wilson.

ed . . . $300 to $50) - C - Sale -- Oakley, Kans., MiltonMay 17 - Overseas relief auc- GRANT POOLE Nagely, Sale Mgr. tion, statewide, in Hillsboro, SANHATTAN, KANS. Apr. 14 -- Farm sale southwest Kans., for Mennonite Central ted 4 mi. south of Par of Waterville, Kans., Harry Committee. Auct. Ted Kreh- ction,2 miwestonC Potts. Auct. Don Roche. biel.

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Receipts were light due to the mud. Stockers and feeders were steady to All SO FRIDAY AY Start 1:00 Pa 50 higher. Cows were 50 to $1.00 higher. There was a good demand for _Starts 1:00 p.m. all classes of cattle. Butcher hogs were off 104 from a week ago with an ex- The Reynolds Sale Barn will hold a treme top of $20.80 and the bulk of the hogs bringing $20.25 to $20.60. special Stocker & Feeder sale in con- 3 whifacc bulls 360 Ca? 33.20 The following is a listing of some of our consignments: ED BURT junction with the regular auction on 24 b & bvf steers 590 @ 29.50 Friday, March 7. Already listed are 2 char steers 935 27.00 the following: ddence EA50 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS - 20 choice ang hfr, 600-650 lbs. HEIFER CALVES 1 whiface heifer 350 @28.20 FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS - 26 choice ang strs, 650 lbs. 440 @ 25.70 5 whiface heifers 448 ('027.85 4 whiface steers 577 @29.60 1 whiface heifer anS. - 18 choice thin wf strs, 500 lbs. 468 @ 25.40 2 whiface heifers 435 @26.80 7 whifacc steers 601 ('0 3 blk & blk wf heifer - 22 choice thin ang & bwf strs, 600 lbs. 29.15 500 @ 23.60 1 whiface heifer 370 ('028.00 I black bull 535 0027.25 2 black heifer - 65 thin ang. & bwf hfrs, 500 lbs. 12 black heifers 445 @27.40 2 whiface steers 697 (a?26.60 2 whiface heifers 500 @ 22.70 - 40 thin choice wf & bwf strs, 600 lbs. 410 @ 16.40 22 b & bwf heifers611 k26.20 1 black steer 980 @24.20 1 jcr. heifer - 75 choice bwf hfrs, 650 lbs. int 7 whiface heifers 565 (a26.50 2 whifacc heifers 652 (a?24.50 HOGS & PIGS tors, - 35 choice ang & bwf strs, 600 lbs. 4 whifacc heifers 670 @25.00 6 whifacc heifers 830 k23.80 - 70 choice ang & bwf hfrs, 500-600 lbs. CAD1W1 1 blkwhif heifer 750 (ay25.10 4 whiface heifers 1017 (a,20.70 6 mixed fats 213 @ 20.80 831 (a:25.05 5 hamp fats 211 @ 20.80 meDealer 9 black heifers 8 whiface heifers 976 @20.50 Listed below are part of the sales from 23 whifacc heifers760 25.45 1 spotted heifer 1025 ('020.40 4 white fats 234 @ 20.75 last Friday, Feb. 28: ABILENE,KAN 82 whif heifers 756 (a!25.35 1 guer heifer 865 @19.30 8 white fats 211 @ 20.70 14 red fats 229 @ 20.60 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS COWS COWS 7 white sows 404 @ 19.10 2 whiface steers 330 @34.90 375 @ 16.80 1 heiferette 1030 k22.90 1 black cow [email protected] 1 hamp sow Are 2 whiface steers 425 @32.60 445 @ 15.20 dues 1 cow 1190 k19.40 1 holstein cow 1250 (al20.00 1 black sow Dealer 3 whiface steers 518 @32.60 277 @ 12.60 ..st Volume 2 cows 1160 0219.45 1 holstein cow 1195.019.50 2 spotted boars 2 whiface steers 520 @32.00 375 @ 12.60 1 holstein cow 1450 @19.45 1 red cow 875 ('019.10 1 black boar 19 whiface steers 524 @31.40 13900019.00 1 white boar 260 @ 12.10 CARS 1 holstein cow 1 holstein cow 1505 @18.90 11 whif hrn strs 540 @30.30 1 holstein cow 1460 (a!19.00 3 hamp gilts 313 @ 19.00 4 black steers 1 holstein cow 1360 @18.80 $53 555 @31.20 1 holstein cow 1150 (a.2 19.10 1 white feeder 185 @ 19.00 rdtoP ' ,31,(1). 13 whiface steers 540 @29.90 2 holstein cows 1470 @19.40 3 hamp feeders 145 @ 18.05 er $7100 nen' 4 black steers BULLS 320 @33.20 1 holstein cow 1440 @19.00 11 white pigs HD @ 16.00 $20 7 black steers 1 whiface bull 1470 @23.90 474 @31.65 1 holstein cow 1440 k18.90 7 mixed pigs HD @ 11.25 ...... 6 whiface steers 760 @28.20 1 holstein cow 1320 @18.90 23 mixed pigs HD @ 10.25 $1W 2 whiface steers 740 @28.00 1260 @17.75 BULL & STEER CALVES ...... 1 holstein cow 29 gr fed hol strs 853 @26.95 1 holstein cow [email protected] 8 blk & blk wf steers 497 @29.50 3 gr fed sh strs 26.60 1220 ('0 1 whiface steer 445 @29.10 hardtop''ring. 728 @ 1 holstein cow 18.25 1 gr fed whif steer 1 blk wf bull calves n, power stee 950 @26.90 2 holstein cows 1265 @17.95 370 @29.50 2 gr fed steers 2 whiface bull calves 392 @28.50 s OurLots 1120 @26.10 1 holstein cow 1080 @18.80 17 hol cross strs 1 black bull calf 390 @27.80 giy 565 @28.10 1 holstein cow 12400017.95 10 hol cross strs ...... 703 @27.30 3 holstein cows 1120 @19.00 stO 6 hol cross strs 658 @26.95 1 holstein cow 1250 @19,20 ." 1 S'!('! 5 hol steers 436 ([email protected] 12400019.00 4 holstein steers 1 holstein cow RALEIGH BREEDING, MANAGER ...... 0 660 g23.60 barn 562-3671, home 562-3547 ...... , Ilk HOURS A DAY

YARDMEN ON IlUTY 24 .... . Auctioneer: Larry Lagasse, seater,hitc,,I, CALL DUDE REYNOLDS COLLECT Ph. Concordia, Kans. CH 3-1714 ...... For information, requtests for appraisals at no Bring your cattle bligation, or inquiries regarding coming sales, in at any time day Each ":: all me atany time, day or night. or night; we'll han- LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. rdy ,Q ',;01131"e')! dle them for you at Ma/tifrkidie MARYSVILLg, KANSAS 348 your request. DUDEREYNOLDSAbilene,C94 Kans., seu41 St. Sell I whiface calf r? 460 @ 1 whiface calf 24,40 Or Etuy 03- 385 @ 23,30 a al AZ. Vacitochp 3 whifce calves We had light receipts this week due 518 @2330 8 whiface calves 376 @ 3 whiface calves 303 @29.00 1 black calf to the muddy roads. Stocker and feeder 30.10 460 @23.10 2 blk wf bulls 2 whiface calves [email protected] steers were steady. Feeder heifers were [email protected] 1 red calf 2 whiface calves [email protected] COWS steady and stock heifers were 5*to $1 470 @29.30 1 whiface bull 435 @28.90 1 blk wf calf 225 @28.75 I whiface cow lower. Killing cows were 5O to $ 1 1120 @ 1 red calf 530 @ 2 blk wf calves 372 @27.40 20,50 higher. 28.80 1 holstein cow 119O@ 1 whiface calf 485 @28:80 9 whifce calves 386 @27.30. 1 holstein cow 20,20 Here is a partial listing of the 1400 @ 2 whiface calves 442 @28.70 3 whiface calves 442 @27.00 1 whiface cow 20.10 February 25 sale: 1050 @ 1 blk wf calf 470 @28.10 1 whiface calf 480 @26.60 1 whiface cow 20.10 1 roan bull 555 @27.10 4 whiface calves 436 @26.30 975 @ 2000, STOCKER & FEEDER CATTLE 1 black cow 1195 @ 1 red calf 505 @26.70 1 whiface calf [email protected] 1 holstein cow 19,91 1 whiface steer 580 @28.90 1 char calf 478 @ 1390 @19,80 460 @26.20 5 whiface calves 26.10 holstein cow 1 whiface steer 670 @28.80 1 whiface calf 440 @ 1625 @19.70 26.00 holstein cow 1 blk wf steer 570 @28.40 1 blk wf calf 440 @ [email protected] STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 26.00 whiface cow 6 black steers 557 @28.30 5 black calves 404 @26.00 1140 @ 19.65 1 whiface heifer 650 25.70 whiface cow 10 black steers 725 @28.10 3 shorthorn clvs 450 @25.90 1380 @ 19.55 2 blk wf heifers 570 (a.:25.60 whiface cow 3 red steers 653 @27.20 5 whiface calves 510 @ 1050 @ 19.50 1 char heifer 705 (6025.20 25.75 4 whiface steers 822 @27.10 blk wf cow 1 3 SO@ 1 whiface heifer 590 @25.20 4 whiface calves 545 @25.70 19.50 1 black steer 685 @27.00 whiface cow 1 390 @ 1 whiface heifer 1 blk wf calf 510 @25.70 19.50 4 black steers 767 @ 555 (a,25.20 whiface cow 26.80 10 black heifers 1 whiface calf 490 (a:25.60 WO@ 19.35 1 black steer 810 @26.60 619 (a,25.10 whiface cow 1 whiface heifer 3 blk wf calves 493 (ct25.60 1240 @ 19.15 2 whiface steers 805 @ 675 Ca,23.60 whiface cow 26.60 5 mixed heifers 1 whiface calf 515 @:25.60 1 1 20@ 19.15 1 whiface steer 735 @'26.40 904 (a,23.50 holstein cow 1 whiface heifer 1 blk wf calf 420 @25 .50 1220 @ 19.10 1 whiface bull 570 @26.25 795 @23.40 whiface cow 2 whiface heifers 1 blk wf calf 440 @25.25 1015 @ 19.10 1 black steer 575 @ 907 (a23.20 whiface cow 26.20 1 blk wf heifer 2 whiface calves 505 @25.20 1240 @ 19.10 2 black steers 765 @26.10 690 a23.00 whiface cow 1 blk wf heifer 2 whiface calves 490 @25.20 1260 @ 19.10 2 black steers 592 (ca25.70 560 (a'22.75 whifce cow 1 blk wf heifer 20 mixed c Ives 548 @25.20 1150@ 19.10 Entir 1 spotted steer 765 25.60 685 (a21.70 whiface cow 1 spotted heifer 1 blk wf calf 470 @25.10 1015 @ 19.10 H 1 whiface steer 970 @25.00 575 (a,21.30 whiface cow 1 black calf 445 @25.10 1085 @ 19.00 north& 1 holstein steer 880 (a) 22.60 whiface cow HEIFER CALVES 1 red calf 350 @25.00 1065 @ 19.00 popula 3 whiface calves whiface cow 1220 @ 18.90 and M. STEER CALVES 13 whiface calves 319 (a 545 0il) 25.00 30.70 whiface cow 1165 @ 18.75 2 blk wf calves 285 Oa 30.50 3 shorthorn calves392 01: 24.40 9 wf sts & bulls 318 @37.00 holstein cow 1 165 @ 18.70 1 blk wf bull 260 @36.00 FOR INFORMATION ORESTIMATES: Gas 3 whiface bulls 308 31.60 4 whiface bulls 399 (to31.60 REZAC BARN LIVESTOCKCOMMISSION St. Marys 437-2999 3 whiface calves 425 (0231.60 10 whiface calves 518 (a) 30.90 DELAINE REZAC COMPANY Cot 5 whiface calves 441 030.60 St. Marys 437-6266 1 black calf ELMER IMTIIURN Not fc 355 ("30.50 has the 1 whiface calf 495 ("30.50 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 PAUL KRAMER tc put tl 9 whiface calves 519 0030.30 $t Marys, al price 2 blk wf calves St. Marys 437-2993 550 0'30;30 CERTIFIED lion, who 2 whiface calves 525 @30.35 Niuctioneers: LawrenceWelter, Gene Toby v Effort: & Dennis Rezac Kans. consume tive pres coercion to rescir price inc Central Kansas Most A mo\ Modern Livestock Texaco, Auction...West Side Of Salina clair, and panies,

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Hogs & Cattle Cattle Only rouncinl Hogs sell at 11:00 our .regular cattle salea.m. followed by Selling starts at 11:00 a.m. Cattle cents a unloaded. as they are will sell in the order they are consign oil. It a ed on the books. ing its cents a If the Receipts for the weektotaled 1771 cattle and hogs. Fat hog top 493 across-tl was $20.40 and cattlevery active. This is the report forthe week ending February 10 whiface heifers, Marion Co. 611 (a' 25.10 dustry, 28: 6 whiface steers, Mitchell Co. 578 (a' 29.80 4 black whiface steers, McPhersonCo. 433 32.90 state w 1 black heifer, McPherson Co. 290 Ca'28.25 10 whiface heifers, Marion Co. 839 (a'25.40 lion in CATTLE 18 black heifers, Lincoln Co. 465 (a'26.90 based c 41 whiface steers, Saline 1 whiface steer, McPherson Co. Co. 554 @ 31.10 255 oe35.50 HOGS 36-gravi 37 whiface steers, SalineCo. 21 whiface steers & bulls. 611(u' 30.50 Lincoln Co. 321 0'34.50 12 hamp hogs, Saline Co. @ 20.40 old $3: 40 whiface steers, SalineCo. 12 whiface steers & bulls, 672 e 29.70 Lincoln Co. 380 CE"33.25 38 mixed hogs, Ottowa Co. 214 @ 20.30 24 whifce steers, DickersonCo. 9 whiface steers & bulls. barrels 670 @ 28.75 Lincoln Co. 450 @33.00 10 white hogs, McPherson Co. 20,25 60 blk & blk wf steers,Saline Co. 1 whiface steer. Dickerson If ail 545 V 30.00 Co. 1940 Ca' 23.50 12 mixed hogs, Dickerson Co. 20.30 87 blk & blk wf steers,Saline Co. I red cow, Ottowa Co. jobber 26 char steers, Dickerson 635 0' 28.70 1330 e 20.80 11 mixed hogs, Ottowa Co. 20.20 Co. 794 e 28.60 I holstein cow, Saline Co. 1555 OP 20.50 12 white hogs, Lincoln Co. it will 16 whiface steers, Dickerson I swiss cow. Saline Co. 225 @ 20.10 Co. 687 Q/' 28.90 1120 5 mixed hogs, Clay Co. tion pc 7 whiface steers, Marion 1 holstein cow, Dickerson 20.30 20,20 Co. 785 (a' 28.20 Co. 1375 45 mixed hogs, Ottowa Co. increas 10 whiface steers, 9 whiface cows, Clay Co. 20.50 McPherson Co. 595 e 29.00 945 (a' 1 belt sow. Saline Co. ors thi: 13 mixed steers, ClayCo. 11 black cows, Rice Co. 20.40 255 @ 861 V 27.45 910 @19.50 5 white sows, Ottowa Co. 24 whiface steers,Dickerson Co. 1 holstein cow, Ottowa Co. million 30 whiface steers, 1002 OP 26.80 1240 V 20.30 1 black sow, Dickerson Co. McPherson Co. 1 whiface cow. McPhersonCo. The re: 901 e 27.00 111111 9676:769220 005000 10 blk whiface steers, 1165 6i20.10 6 mixed sows, Lincoln Co. 4B3:4195 McPherson Co. 1 whiface cow. Saline Co. come j 675 @ 27.90 1115(?20.20 1 white boar, Ellsworth Co. 12.50 16 mixed steers, McPherson.Co. 1 holstein bull, DickersonCo. Kansa: 519 e 29.20 1480 4"23.40 11 bred york sows, Lincoln Co. @@@ 65,00 5 black steers, OttowaCo. 1 black bull. Saline Co. more 729 @ 27.50 3 mixed shoats, Dickerson Co. B314:50 5 whiface steers,McPherson Co. 1 whiface bull, Cloud Co. 1625 Cl 23.80 777 C? 28.60 18104' 5 white shoats, Dickerson Co. 20.00 The 13 whiface steers,McPherson Co. 1 whiface bull. Ellsworth 22.90 868 CE' 27.00 Co. 5 york sows, Lincoln Co. 18.30 rather 18 whiface steers,Marion Co. 1 whiface cow. Clay Co. 1430 @21.75 755 C? 28.00 980 e 19 mixed pigs, Clay Co. BH @ 14.50 the G, 9 black whifacesteers, Marion Co. 1 holstein cow. Dickerson 19.90 888 C? 27.40 Co. 13 white pigs, Dickerson Co. 14.50 5 whiface steers, MarionCo. 1450 e 20.30 coMpe 649 @ 28.60 8 mixed pigs, Clay Co. 15.25 5 whiface steers, Dickerson and th Co. 746 C? 27.60 6 whiface steers, MarionCo. '4 theMI 7 black steers, Lincoln 1015 @ 26.60 Co. 550 @ 30.30 Will 11 black heifers, LincolnCo. 530 @ 26.00 FOR INFORMATION ORESTIMATES: i Kerr. 3 whiface steers, EllsworthCo . 4 whiface steers, Rice 400 @ 33.75 LAURENCE CLEMENCE ed Te Co. 717 @ 28.40 Farmers 9 whiface steers, RiceCo. Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 & Ranchers ber 0/ 12 whiface steers, 963 @ 27.20 MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN there Marion Co. 822 @ 27.80 Durham 7 whiface steers, MarionCo. Phone 732-3371 711 @ 28.30 BOB MUIR LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Which 9 whiface heifers, MorrisCo. Phindi 80 whiface heifers, Rice 587 @ 25.50 Salina Phone TA 3-2963 Co. 538 @ 26.35 them. 23 black whifaceheifers, Rice Co. West om'old US 40 7 black whiface heifers, 556 @ 25.80 MARKET REPORTS If tl McPherson Co. Radio Station KSAL, Salina 28 whiface heifers, 835 @ 24.80 Barn Phone low& McPherson Co. 518 @ 26.50 6:45 a.m. Every KS. 58 blk & blk wf heifers,McPherson Co. Monday, Wednesday & Friday 913 TA S-0211 SALINA, Gulf 28 mixed heifers, 479 @ 26.50 Write McPherson Co. 507 @ 26.30 KFRM AUCTIONEERS: 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. Dean Moore, Lee Remy, Roger .bhnson the st Bonded fi tive ,LiCeMed t '1