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that the amount of wheat fed in the RE -DOOYER PAI1 fiscal year ending June 30may for farrowing reach 235 million bushels. That isup from an average of110 million houses Kennels bushels yearly through most of the chicken houses PACKED IN APP. 70 LB. IOnly$6" Gal Dairies Can Store POLYETHYLENE BAGS FOR SALE BY: Wheat Profitably Wholesale & Retail Dairymen can store enough wheat to furnish one-third to one-half of NELSON MANHATTANHATCHERY grain needs for their herds during East US 24 of 5th & AshSabna the coming year- and doit 1111.1.1111.1=1.11111111111 C profitably. At "Wheatisa good buy when SERV compared to other grains at present time," observes Ralph Bonewitz, Extension dairyman at Kansas State AT THE SIGN University, Manhattan. "Wheat energy, protein OF THE and phosphorus- necessary for Loansar high production in dairy herds." U.S. Bon Bonewitzbelievesdairymen Municip should store wheat so thata tran- Stockin sportation cost.., not necessary in Bank Pr getting feed back to theirarea pr farm and having it readily available UNION Furnitur for rations. He cautions that wheat Other As should not be processed too finely for STATE Cash ant dairy cows. Many successful Kansas dairymen are feeding wheat. BAN Total Ass Another good feed buy is barley, Business, June 30,1971 says Bonewitz. Dairymen shouldn't TIME Statement of Condition at Close of let this grain be shipped out of their GO N territory. "Barley is a fine dairy S. 2 feed and should be stored for future RESOURCES Capital SI needs," Bonewitz reasons. 1. S r: Loans and Discounts $ 7,872,5Capital N "Dairymen average feeding three TEMPERATVRE Surplus tons of grain per cow per year. With Future Motor Bank Facility $ 28,745.72 . this amount itis imperative that efredBANK Bank Building 55,000.00 Undividel dairymen buy feeds economically. Furniture Fixtures and Equipment 40,000.00 123,1 Fed Fund Wheat and barley are good buys To (,flowWITH Federal Reserve Bank Stock 39,0: Reserve I today." Unearned Federal Funds Sold 400,000.00 46.11"ftmoossio."°. Deposits U. S. Government Securities 1,090,074.00 . Set Date DOUBLE "T" State and Municipal Securities 3,092,480.87 Total Lial For Cash and Sight Exchange 1,318,156.29 5,990''' 230' E. Kansas OFFICERS Other Assets The abov( Angus - $14,170, TOTAL ...... LVIN A. CHESTER W. OBERG President Field Day President The Eastern Kansas AngusField KENNETH G. STROM Day and show is set for August4 at Executive Vice -President the Paola Kansas Fairgrounds, LARRY J. LANIE, LIABILITIES Russell C. Cook, of Paolareports. Capital Stock This year's event will feature Vice -President both R. D. HINKLE, Surplus junior and adult Angus showsand will be held just prior to theMiami Cashier Undivided Profits County Fair. LARRY DAVIDSON, Reserves . $ 11,1 ...... A steak dinner is planned Assistant Vice -President for 7:30 Income collectednot earned...... p.m. the evening of the field day at IRENE MARSHALL, Deposits the big shelter house in Wallace Assistant Cashier Park. Other Liabilities.... All cattle should arrive after2:00 DIRECTORS- TOTAL...... $114211199°51.' p.m. Tuesday, August 3 and before 9 DR. LLOYD E. ALQUIST, a.m. August 4. Registration for the Chairman field day begins at 9:00 a.m. August WM. G. AMSTEIN, 4 with the junior heifer show set for JR. 9:30. The open show will start at 1:30 GLENN V. DITTMAR p.m. CHESTER W. OBERG correct For further information or for FRANK D. OBERG A FULL The aboveStatement is reservations to the dinner,contact. FOSTER R. SMITH Vice-Presid61 SERVICE Executive Russell C. Cook, Route 1, Paola, KENNETH G. STROM BANK KENNETHG.STROM, Kansas. Dinner reservations may Corporation also be made with Mrs. Lester Vohs, MemberFederal DepositInsurance Paola, Kansas. tin

Juv mm heifers from specific bulls will out - emergence or early tasseling and w produce their breed average herd- ft4i Information mates by certain amounts of fat Grass &Grain Q&A OnHail silking and later stages), injury by percentage and dollar income. 7 hail reduces the number of kernels Summaries that develops. Removal of half of the Sire Bonewitz points outthat com- July 13, 1971 DamageTo Corn parison of dairy bulls and cows, leaves results in a 25-30 percent yield Bulls based upontheprofit -making Question - At what stagesin loss. With complete leaf removal, Dairy growth and development of corn willthere may be little or no yield. itemsof informationpotentialoftheirdaughters,isof milk and 30 pounds of milk fatto 0 newadded to the sire sum -getting increased attention by thehisdaughter's production, whichhail damage the corn to such an In summary, losses in yield may e been be small when the corn is small but use to select bullsdairy industry and that the new sirebull should he use? extent that yields will be reduced. 'es dairymen Answer - Studies at Iowa Stategraduallyincreaseasthecrop insemination of theirsummary categoriesreflectthe When the price is$5 per hun- artificial economic value of milk and its fatdredweight for milk with 3.5 percentUniversity have shown that fromreaches the ear development stages. emergence to the four leaf stage a IS. Extension dairycontent variance. fat and a fat differential of 0.85 is p1ph Bonewitz, frost or hail may destroy the ex- atKansas State Hesaysthatthoseanimalsused,Bull B is economically Paper Back icialist superior to Bull A. However, as milkposed leaves but not damage the ersiiy, saysthetwonewproducing the most milk are not "Predicted Dif-necessarilythegreatest incomeprice goes up, Bull A's daughtersgrowing point, which is still below Books gories are producers. will be expected to have a slightthe soil surface. DE lince for FatPercentage" and By the eight leaf stage (a month Largest Stock DifferenceforGross For example, if a dairyman canadvantage in increasing totalin- :edicted choose between Bull A, which iscome. The estimated gross incomeafter emergence), unfurled leaves In Town r Income." destroyed by frost or hail can result predicted to add 1,000 pounds of milkof daughters from specific cowscan e predicteddifferences are in a 10-20 percent reduction in grain eted on the samebasis as theand 10 pounds of milk fat to hisbe figured in the same way. University The new sire summary category yield. ied differences formilk anddaughter's production, and Bull B, Book Store for predicted difference in dollars When 14-16leaves are fully meaning theprobability thatwhich is predicted to add 500 pounds emerged 623 N. Manhattan Manhattan was calculated on a basis of $5.50 per (7-8 weeks after HI -CAPACITY hundredweight for milk testing 3.5 percent fat. An 8.3 cent differential Statement of Condition HAY SAVOR® 12 was assigned for each tenth of a MOW! AERATE! percent variance in fat content. WINDROW! U.S. Department of Agriculture research shows that usinglocal The Riley State Bank 'MENDE) A FULL 12' prices causes only minor changes in the ranking of a group of bulls. The Bank With The $1,000,000 Excess Coverage Bond Cut Close & Clean Without Stopping. However,their dollar WOOD predicted RILEY, KANSAS 40" Wide Windrow, Big and Fluffy. differences were affected. Bonewitz urges dairymen to find All Gear Box Drive. Close of Business, June 30, 1971 ) OVERPAN out what the predicted difference in Converts Easily To Shredder. dollarsis for the bulls they are using. He suggests using bulls with ASSETS BUY THE PROVEN- predicted differences of $40 or more. Loans and Discounts $1,486,183.17 VERMONT ay 91h U. S. Government Bonds 1,074,390.00 913.364.2196 This information is not available on 11011011. 911114$ 66416 INSIST ON BMB! Securities of Federal Agencies 95,000.00 young bulls. Consequently, very few State & Municipal Bonds 791,666.05 6"Gal COMPANY, Inc. cows in a herd should be bred to Federal Funds Sold 95,000.00 young bulls. Building & Fixtures 16,001.00 Other Real Estate 1,500.00 Cash & Due From Banks 508,494.80 TOTAL ASSETS $4,068,235.02 Retail THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 'SAUDI RS & TACK k Ash BOOTS LIABILITIES Saline, Ks Manhattan, Kansas MOCASSINS Deposits $3,654,855.88 CONDENSED STATEMENT OF BANK Capital 75,000.00 mommon WESTERN Surplus 150,000.00 At the Close of Business June 30, 1971 CLOTHES Undivided Profits 140,525.00 SERVING THE COMMUNITY OVER 83 YEARS & HATS Reserve for Possible Loan Losses 18,438.55 STIDNAM Other Liabilities ...... 29,415.59 Horse & Stock TOTAL LIABILITIES $4,068,235.02 Trailers RESOURCES OFFICERS OTHER DIRECTORS Good Quality Harold B. Holmes, President W. L. Meyer Loans and Discounts $16,040,452.10 Herman Sylvester, Vice -President Donald Hassebrock U.S. Bonds 3,351,680.51 Quarter Horses Russell Chamberlain, Cashier Ivan Sand Lloyd Jahnke Municipal, County & State Bonds 3,645,428.08 TRAVELUTE Raymond Clark, Assistant Cashier Stock in Federal Reserve Bank 60,000.00 Western Store Mile South Of Waterville BOOKKEEPERS Bank Premises 675,564.63 On Highway 77 Shirley Carlson tiliS Furniture and Fixtures "122,819.45 Open 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Erma Chamberlain OPEN ON SUNDAY Other Asseits 264,509.48 Allen Travelute Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Cash and Due from Banks 4,298,916.91

Total Assets 28,459,371.16 Statement of Condition of

30,10 )fBusiness, June LIABILITIES theTeop-teTnationalbank Capital Stock 1,000,000.00 ,C ES Capital Notes ...... $ 1,87$ 500,000.00 CLAY CENTER, KANSAS Surplus 1,500,000.00 28,745.72 Undivided Profits 360,356.23 At Close of Business June 30,1971 55,000.00 Fed FundsPurchased 500,000.00 40,000.00 Reserve ForContingencies 334,937.95 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Unearned ... $1,445,180.77 Capital Stock . . $200,000.00 ...... Discount 245,525.65 Cash and Due From Banks . Deposits U. S. Treasury Securities .... 2,605,983.51 Surplus 600,000.00 400,000.00 24,018,551.33 Undivided Profits 537,355.69 - Kansas Municipal Bonds & Warrants 1,090,074.00 Total Liabilities & Warrants 1,834,583.47 Reserves 154,430.00 $ 1,491,785.69 28,459.371.16 Interest Collected Not Earned .. 61,908.08 3,092,480.87 5; Federal Reserve Bank Stock . 24,000.00 . 7,921,605.89 'Deposits 12,383,525.63' 1,318,156.29 The above Loans. statement is correct Bank Premise, Furniture & Other Liabilities 85,075.20 ...... $14,11 ALVIN A. HOSTETLER, Chairman of the Board & Fixtures 190,940.96 TOTAL $14,022,294.60 President ...... TOTAL . . . $14,022,294.60

OFFICERS DIRECTORS

D. E. McINTOSH, JR. GEORGE W. FULLINGTON President President Fullingtons, Inc. W. F. McINTOSH Executive Vice -President WALTER L. HAASE SC WAYNE W. RYAN Optometrist Vice -President D. E. McINTOSH, JR. RONALD R. SMITH President Cashier W. F. McINTOSH JAMES H. SCHULZE Executive Vice -President Assistant Vice -President WAYNE W. RYAN FIRST Attorney at Law NATIONAL. ARLENE HILEMAN BANK Assistant Cashier RONALD R. SMITH oF Cashier C011 WADE A. BAUER Assistant Cashier & HARRY E. VALENTINE -pnis MDAINIR F. stateoi--t vicov L IWALKAN TELLER Farm Representative President FALITYCI Main Bank And Clay Center Publishing Co., Inc. OM,Exec° Drive Mini Facilities Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 134 Pont*Ave. 701 Poyntz Ave. t OVER 85 YEARS OF CONTINOUS SERVICE TO CLAY CENTER AREA to make a brand inspectionon all cattle moving through the 8 Close Look At Kansas Brand Laws designated market. Wherecattle ofcattle,originatein and have brand Brands are as much a part of thepeople generally are not informed oftheresidentowners in- cattle business as grass and cattle.laws that are available to them. requestingthatthecountybespectionJuly.clearance froma county a completedesignated a brand inspection area,option brand inspectionarea, the "A registered brand on your cattle is Following is of it shall be the duty of the board ofmarket operator shall waive to proof of legal ownership," stateddescription of the current Kansas such ,u)both the within10 livestock brand inspection fee. CharlesAndrews, Kanopolis,brand laws: county commissioners, orandconk' days after receipt of such petition, to The Kansas statutes provide chairman of the Kansas Livestock Legislation, effective July 1, 1969, for is eligibleto,, tothetheprocedurefortaking Proceeds Association's Brand Committee. created a Kansas Animal Healthmake a determination as of tCt Andrews saidthateverycat-Board. The new board hassufficiency of the qualifications anddisposition,andsale ofstray °f thestray liist tleman, regardless of the number ofrepresentation from dairy,beef,number of signers. If said petition isanimals and the proof ofownership and publicati4 cattle he runs should also becomeswine, veterinarian association andfound sufficient,the board shall of livestock.Ourpresent if provides that any person law n°01vneN familiar with the Kansas brand lawsthe Public Market Association. Theadopt aresolutiondeclaring the may take deposit sotrray and practice the law as it applies to billcombined thedutiesofthecounty a brand inspection area and uponhis his particular operation. AndrewsSanitaryCommissioner andtheshall immediately file a certified also remarked that many peopleBrand Commissioner underacopy of such resolution with the thoroughfare adjoining thereto,if he believe they do not own enoughLivestockCommissioner whoislivestock commissioner. reports such taking up to thesheriffAward cattle to bother with branding, butappointed by the Kansas Animal Every countyinthestateis of the county in which thestray is taken up within 24 hours he pointed out that these operatorsHealth Board and who serves as theeligible to become a county brand of theMedico are the ones who lose a higher executiveofficerofthe Kansasinspected county by the presentationtaking up of such stray. Thesheriff proportion of their investment byAnimal Health Department. of a petition as previously explained. isrequiredtonotifythebrand strays and thefts. The statutes also provide that thecommissioner and professor The department handles all brand ifpossible 01 Kansas "The Kansas brand laws are asregistrations, crossfiles all recordedtermination ofthe county brandestablish ownership of thestray. If . Me practical as any laws in neighboringbrands by separate reference andinspection areamaybe ac- this is impossible, the law Manhattan, provides lees states." Andrews pointedout.indexes each brand as to the countycomplished in the same manner as itfor the advertisement andsale of the dd Award "Cattlemen here have every op-of residence of the brand owner.was formed. animal and the dispositionof the medical portunity availablein brand en-Another major responsibility is Inaninspectionarea,itis proceeds fe nt ht sale.to writing in her forcementwiththecountyin-'handling of transfers of ownership.required that a bill of sale containing honor. "stray law" . spection option, the community sale were d e during thh 1970firs Miss Westfoll Since 1959 counties have been ableall pertinent information describing of College law and the stray law." to establish a brand inspection areathe cattle be given with the sale or legislature.maThe first amend-session faculty Andrewsconcludedanex-within their county boundaries. Thetransfer of ownership of cattle. It isment provided for a reasonableand planation of the brand laws sum-present procedureprovidesthatunlawful to move cattle in the brand regular rate for keeping andfeeding marizing that the major problem is whenever a petition is submitted toinspection area unless such cattle the stray, together with damage,as that not a large enough percent ofthe board of county commissionershave been first inspected for brandsdetermined by the sheriffand the the cattleis Tirem being branded andsigned by not less than 51 percent ofby the brand commissioner or hisstate brand commissioner. Thelaw inspectors or deputies, except thatnow requires notice to be published superior perfork ofscholarly, cattle may be moved by the owner incirculation s( eII HEADQUARTERS when there is no change in owner- ship, and cattle may be moved beforei'asaleid na and sale date must I NrAl_ FOR ALL selection '---..;.). without prior inspection to a marketbe at least 21 days afterstray was cornmilt YOUR FARMING NEEDS Dean where a Kansas brand inspection isreported to the sheriff. Salemay be Tro'tte, rrii, established by maintained. Any person who pur-made at a public livestock marketor Dr. chases cattle from within a brandat a terminal market. 120 Gehl Grinder Mixer, like faculty member, new $1,850 inspection area should receive a bill The third amendment provided `o stimulus 180 AC Gas with 195 hours $4,950 ofsale and abrand inspectionthat the money from the sale toa of a veterinary rnedi 1959 Gleaner A, 14' headerwith cab certificate. stray be held six months. If cs $2,050 theimprove the At any community sale at whichownerappearsandproduces ciO the market operator has requested writing in the fid, brand inspection, an additional fee ESIZE J & H Farm Equipment of not less than five cents and not New Equipment For more than 10 cents per headis 70x Rt. 1, Hwy. 50 316 AT 3-2170 NEWTON, KS. 67114 charged, and the livestock com- missioner shall provide an inspector It Ford Tractorl900°x°0xx THE PLACE TO SAVE I( 3 -Point Blades 50 xif IN WICHITA IS 3 -Point Discs NMI SEDGWICK COUNTY 3 -Point Post Hole Diggers 3 -Point Scoops EQUIPMENT, INC. 3 -Point Rotary Mowers

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11111111111lianam.-___ sumer income is continuing to in-meansthatdeductions authorized at rates are FARMERS OUTLOOK crease,providingastronger up to 11/2cents demand. Also, supplies of competingper pound on shorn wool 10 L.H.Simerl cents a hundred -weight and 71/2 .1111111111111111111.11/111111111.111,1111111111 $$$$$ 1111 meats-beef and poultry- are not on unshorn 11111111.1.111111111111141111111111111111 lllll 1111.11 llll increasing rapidly. lambs for the threeyears through M. B. Kirtley 1973. ficipati R, ( that Univ. of Illinois Wool promotionexpenditures The s(1:,-. Slower were $3.4 million last thre Drop In year and Departrr,- budgeted at $3.2 are millionfor the at the r&I fort Sheepmen OK Tt current year ending June30. u;r. Hog Numbers written rich of canadia am Wool Promotion Too Many sot( total number of hogs in these states harvest. The USDA report hogs andpigs, Sheepmen have voted by a sub- Edm released last week, shows thatwhileis 2 percent lower than a year ago,stantialmajoritytocontinueCanadians Last the current inventory of market hogs are just equal. Onedeductions from Commodity Credit noloher ef has market Dole aCm reason for this adjustment was that said, hogs is up, the process ofreducing program payments to finance the and unPi came to tht the number of hogs iscontinuing;litter size during the winter periodpromotion of wool, the AgricultureCutting Wheat? facir however, not quite was 4 percent small er than that of aDepartment reports. harvest. Hey;`complain as rapidly as The U.S. Department of Th many peopl expected. year ago. At the time of the March About 87percentofwoolAgriculture has announced thz;,, caPil it will do not The USDA report shows66,070,000 report, Corn Belt producers wereproducers voting in a referendum,begin a study into the par part, to number of farmer hogs and pigs on farmsas of June 1.planning reducesummerfavored the advertising charge. ThisCanadian combine hasr,o,,,,: welfa crews par- against This s is 2 percentmore than the 64,farrowings by 15 percent. The most any of fes 824, 000 reported lastyear and wellrecent survey shows they plan to med above the 1969 figure of reduce Jun -August farrowings by 12 1114,01tic Weshlepten 58,736. Since Statement of Condition Althc the number of hogs is being percent, September -November by 11 helps reduced, As of June 30,1971 breeding stock was 8percent belowpercent. Concordia admi the year-ago figure, butmarket hogsPrice Prospects and were 4 percent higher. Last year, hog prices made an C loud The Increases Above 60 Pounds exceptionally large decline. They Mitchell The inventory of markethogs bywent from about $25 in June to about weight group was: $15 in November and December. The NORTH CENTRALKANSAS 200 lbs 1,643,000 up 14pct 1969price pattern was justthe 180-219 lbs reverse, with prices staying near the PRODUCTION York 5,290,000 up 21pct CREDITASSN, $26 level for the last half of the year; 301 androro 120-179 lbs 8,792,000 up 9pct West 7th, Concordia,Kansas 60-119 lbs13,901,000 up 7pctin December, they were actually a Under 60 26,565,000 little higher than in July. Prices will down 2pctnot be that high this year, but they Assuming a normal rate of gain, itwill be more stable than last year. ASSETS will be almost November before Loans (Less Reserve for Bad Debts) Prices may vary withing the $18 -to- marketings are ready from the ...... $8,746,1:1) 1 Rif $22 range thisfall, with a rather U.Cash...... S. Government Securities (carrying under -60 -pounds group. Thismeans value) that slaughter will be sizable period being near the $20 Other Investments (carrying value) as great orlevel. Investment in Federal Intermediate CreditBank entor greater than last year until well in Accrued Interest Receivable October. The reduced supply of hogs is not PCA Office Building (Less depreciation) the only reason to expect better hog Furniture & Equipment (Less depreciation) verF Farmers throughout the country Other Assets prices. 1,11111 indicated their intentions of having Indications are that con 9 . 10,1119 man wha percent fewer sows to farrow from TOTAL ASSETS the standa June through WE RECOMMEND . $9,921,0119 November. rld War II LIABILITIES Marketings in early 1972 will be Notes Payable un a figh substantially under the past - Federal Intermediate Credit Bank year, Accrued Interest Payable 58,412,1111 e he says with stronger prices. Other Liabilities 2115641 Waragf had sold t Federal and State Income Tax 216.11 The June Hogs and Pigs report C. Gara indicated 1,0921 thatfarmersfollowed TOTAL LIABILITIES nsioner,i theirearlierintentions. Inthe BARDENHEIE $8,632,119.1 nd develop Decemberreport, NET WORTH producers Class A Stock (ownedby 94 members) duction planned to farrow 7.2 millionsows - S ield Arm Class B Stock (ownedby 341 members) 26,42016 1 percent more than theyear before. COLD Surplus - Reserved 563,11E6says the gc According to the June report, thisis Unapplied Earnings 656,6110 him but th 44,014.4 what they did. TOTAL NET WORTH ork. He sa) Corn Belt Adjusting NAVPJ3 S1,290,811.11 than a pe TOTAL LIABILITIESAND NET WORTH The ten Corn Belt stateshave A PREMIUM REDWINE S9,923,00La. as chief or adjusted down 2 littlemore quickly BARDENHEIER'S WINE CELLAR I hereby certify thatthe above Statement of mory, iron than the count;as a whole. The ST. LOUIS, MO. my knowledge and belief. Condition is correct to thebest of lames D. Ganson, Presid661 'teal States d, a Demc anoraks' Statement of Condition June 30, 1971 Who is a m Leslie H. Stensaas, DIRECTORS priations Republic County Leo 0. Wilson, Cloud County Arnold M. Rose, JewellCounty I asking th W. E. Kadel, Mitchell County 000 for his Louis Bierbaum, Washington MANHATTAN County nd woul, Cloy do if the eiwY/Pift-i-- Olqo PRODUCTION STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF JUNE 30, 1971 aim, hut it his claimi. \etv"' CREDIT an intervii SALINA PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSNved the got ASSOCIATION Solroe a minimum ENswele* fees on the 1321 W. Crawford Box 298 TA 5-4641 r Salina six millior 1 600 Humboldt Street Manhattan, if the gover -lWabowilse Kansas Phr. soft nd said, *Kr thy man- Serving: Saline, Ellsworth, McPherson, ve that ASSETS Rice, Ottawa & Lincoln Counties th Loans, Net anlage ofn Interest Receivable $5,025,093.43 arand. who Bonds 257,755.94 rrnory in I Cash 253,800.15 , but Investment in FICB 14,607.64 roraryde Loans ASSETS. ersity, Office Building 276,891.76 ..$6,362,131.11 ...... Furniture and Equipment 40,363.03 Less Reserve for BadDebts 131,690 early as Other Assets 3,303.24 ...... 6,225,030 he dre CashNetn o Hand. . 4,49,61 ...... 37,975.43 ...... While livi U. S. Government ...... 180,500 Securities (carrying value) id account TOTAL ASSETS Other Investments 38,62111 $5,909,790.62 (carrying value) .. Investment in Federal 283,8501 Weapons Intermediate Credit Bank ...... 294,030 LIABILITIES Accrued Interest Receivable 110 myse 10,105.0 Notes Payable Sales Contract ...... are takirq PCA Office Building...... 62,5301 Interest Payable $4,927,230.14 (less depreciation) We are Furniture & Equipment 3,971k a Other Liabilities 129,874.07 (less depreciation) . Other Assets ...... 49,451.11 a weapc 5,674.91 ...... $7,153,164.10 arand shoo TOTAL ASSETS TOTAL LIABILITIES Uniteds $5,062,779.12 ...... It, hesaid LIABILITIES CAPITAL AND SURPLUS Notes Payable- Federal Intermediate Credit Bank 4°T5i'561.1i nt Sta Class A Stock Accrued Interest Payable...... saidthe Federal Intermediate Credit Bank ..... ' '1231:131063: Class B Stock $ 24,110.00 Other Liabilities Arthur Surplus - Reserved sa 355,800.00 S s foreruns Unapplied Earnings 453,435.37 ...... $6'2(11'°51P 13,666.13 odedep, ad's sery TOTAL CAPITAL &SURPLUS ordiog . $847,011.50 .. .. Surplus - Reserved ...... 31748'43id that he I hereby certify that theabove statement is Unapplied Earnings of my knowledge and belief. correct to the best . al riot WORTH. tt Floyd A. Rutherford,President ,., said TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET WORTH dent not DIRECTORS: ...... $7,153,16 Fred G. Morgan, Chairman of ate lhtere the Board also H. F. Roepke, Vice -Chairman OFFICERS tc John M. Habluetzel BOARD OF DIRECTORS uld be Donald D. Myers Dale S. Galle Darrell Carlson Edward L. Sedlacek President and Treasurer TedHardHardwickck Chairman Clifford R. Bergmeier Wilfred Elliott DeanW Vice President and Bud Turner Secretary Vice Chairman are !nts 10 71/2 ****States TougheningOn Welfare Outlay torn July ugh 13, Reversing a historic pattern, more In California, ticipatm the nation's other have cut or are big welfare state, familieswith It is Thestud4' than a dozen totsates payments for children. duringthecoming 12 months, res threatening cut welfare benefits more than half of the 387,000 families estimatedthatone-halfofsuch depending in some cases on whether Departrhoot kt4, families with children. are for poor with children were increased June1 families now receive no aid. costs of caseloads exceed budget at the requestelt4 apparent in both as a result of court letigation. But the I The new trend, But there is doubt that any move expectations. Kan,), who $t11 rich and poor states, wasrevealed in Gov. Ronald Reagan has moved to by Congress will be soon enough to During the past year, according to written kin trZ!' reporting on a 50 - force a cutback in benefits. head off the benefit -cutting trend in of Canadian a memorandum the survey, benefits were cut as state survey bythe Dept. of Health, Challengingthe Democratic- state capitols. follows: harvest. 'N. Education and Welfare. controlledlegislature,Reagan There have been sporadic cuts in Benefits withdrawn-Alabama Last year The welfare cutbackapparently vetoed language written into thenew benefits by states in the past. But put into force new eligibility rules number of ac; has developed as aresult of the budget appropriationbillby the the national trend in payment levels for Aid to Families with Dependent Dole said, andeir unprecedented budgetary crises lawmakers to require benefits to be has been upward ever since the Children that knocked off the roles tame to the up,i,,c facing many stategovernments. maintained at existing levels. federal government began helping 6,000 of the 30,000 families drawing harvest. He The fiscal squeeze at some state Pending before Congress are two states finance welfare programs in such benefits. New Jersey withdrew of 1936. complain that ttp'r-!: capitols is attributable, at least in proposals by President Nixon that from the federal program of aid to will do not growth of pay taxe, part, to the mushrooming would relieve the fiscal squeezeon Indicative of the new trend, New needy familieswith unemployed 'of farmer hasnop welfare rolls and to increasing costs the states-revenue sharingand York and New Jersey-two states fathers,substitutingitsown against - of federally aided state programsof welfare reform. anyIh which heretofore were pace -setters program in which benefits are one- medical benefits for the poor. The House Ways andMeans in raising benefits-were among six third lower. Maine abolished aid for Although the federal government Committee began closeddoor states which reduced or restricted needy intact families. mdition helps pay the cost, the states now consideration of a substitute for the benefits during the past year. South Dakota cut AFDC benefits ,1971 administerallwelfare programs President's revenue -sharingplan. Two other states have ordered 10 per cent, which reduced payment and control the level of payments. Senate hearingbeginlaterthis benefit cuts putintoeffectthis $30 a month for a family of four. New The new trend could have ex- month onNixon'sHouse -passed summer,thesurveyshowed. York instituted a uniform statewide plosivesocialandpoliticalcon- welfare reform plan. Nebraska plans to cut benefits 10 per levelofbenefitsthatcutback sequences. There were two days of The welfare reform bill would set cent Aug. 1 and Kansas 20 per cent payments to 85 per cent for its AFDC street disorders in Negro sections of upafederally Sept. 1. KANSAS administered families, including all those living in Brooklyn last May after the New program,establishing uniform Inadozenstates,including New YorkCity.Thereduction York legislature cut welfare benefits nationwide welfare payments and California, Benefit cuts were said to amounted to $23 a month for a DIT ASSN. and other programs. extendingeligibilitytoallpoor be under consideration, or possible, family of four with no income. ,ansas ******************** ALUMINUM

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1,1111 EH 1e man who developed the M-1 OIL e, the standard infantry weapon 199E-h OFF ALL S9'949:6Vorld War II and the Korean War, FILTERSPIN ON begun a fight to reclaim part of a Suggested list price up to $3.95 LIGHT FIXTURES $8,411,3111 e he says he could have made 218,561$ had sold the rifle privately. IN OUR 11thhn C. Garand, now an 83 -year- Air Cleaner Filters 1,911 limner, invented the rifle in ,,Payless Petewatch ALL POPULAR CARS, SUGGESTED $8,63/1131 STORE and developed and commanded RETAIL PRICE UP TO $5.78 1 69 production at the now defunct EACH gfield Armory. for S 26,4111 'Sez' 563,1110 government promised .. 656,63y him but that he got nothing for Our Next 44,0110 ork. He says he should receive 3 -Bedroom Home $1,2941111 than a pension check for his as chief ordinance engineer at Sale Bill 19,9231011 Check the Features ...... rmory, from which he retired in n is correct tothe best of led States Rep. Edward P. James D. Ganson,Pres0 nd, a Democrat who lives here who is a member of the House opriations Committee has filed Materials Only I asking that Garand be paid Wilson, Cloud County a573 $3989" 000 for his invention. 'del, Mitchell County Our estimate for materials for ther.J1 -Ines is from the sill and would notsay what he 361.0 SH sq. ft,, up and includes 12" primed siding, No. 240 sealdown shing- do if the government refused Kineq.ft les, 25/32" insulation sheathing, 1/2" underlayment (ready for carpet or tile.) All double -hung Weatherstripped win- laim, but it is believedhe would CL E. JUNE 30,1911 dows, picture window, aluminum combinations, drywall, IN AS OF his claim in thecourts. v aseortoom ISEr.71100(11 KirDin mahogany doors, inside trim, insulation and cupboards. an interview, Garand said he 81oxiii.3 9Gx111.3 Does not include basement, paint, plumbing, electrical, eyed the governmentshould pay CL furnace or chimney. CREDIT ION a minimum of $100,000to cover 0 fees on themanufacture of more TA 5-4641 six million GarandM-1 rifles. If the governmenthad paid him, and said, "I BEDROOM 22'x22' would have been a 81Gx111.3 aluminum Scoops lthy man-Iam inclinedto sere that the Size N:1142 son, government took DOUBLE GARAGE vantage of 6.29 ies me." larand,who started workingat 'armory in 1919,holds no college PENTA PRESSURE tees,butwasawarded ororary an doctoratebyLehigh ersity. TREATED LUMBER .$6,362;11r: Motor ... WO'early as WorldWar I, Garand 2X 6S4S ' .. ' 6215,0°lied he dreamed 4813, of developing a ...... While living in New Oils ALL MATERIALS 2 X 6T&G

York City, ..... 180aid accounts PANETREX Above the Floor " lo11111 about the testing of *ELECTRIC DRILLS? 2 X 12 weapons in ' ' Springfield. "I kept mg to myself." 1 6 ROUGH 21A11'94,1 he recalled, "that 11P MI" - Variable Speed 22c.t. * 18,1P. are taking too long. Don't they Reg. $29.99 ea. 4 1 X 12 ROUGH* ** 600,ny we are $608" Po

at war? I ' ,90 am going to Ite aweapon." QUAKER 22'x22'2 -stall garage with 7' sides. 490 Y.1-Yr. 'grand $"954 Includes2 9x7 4 -section overhead showed his Guarantee GO. ' 51,19,18 drawings to doors, roof sheathing, 3 -tab shingles, UnitedStates Naval Now only .. "'AI°,0 w, 24 . " Flt, he said, Board, Qt. good quality siding, 2 cottage win- told him tosee the 'eau of Standards. Any Multi 47c dow units, 2x6 rafters,.2.x.4 studs 24" /19.95 said Around 1919, on center.Allnecessary nails, trim thelate Weight 4x4 -4x6 $229.95 Gen.Douglas Qt. and hardware. Arthursaw the designs s forerunnner for the and ordered the SUP R MART Inance department PORTLAND HOURS FREE 'and's to obtain Mr. ZONOLITE services. CEMENT Pouring Insulation cording 8:00-5:00 PARKING to Garand,MacArthur 94 Lb. BAG Covers 12 sq. st. that hewould be Mon. -Fri. 3" Thick al rights given com- Only to the weapon. Saturday 8:00 4:00 $126 and saidhe was $169 TOPEKA tsint asked by the BAG JUNCTION not to sell KANSAS Per bag to interest the rights toany 75 By Pass Phone 913-232-7248 because and 24 West also told of the war. Free again, he said, °IQ be that paid for hiswork. Coikee PAYLESS CASHWAYS LUMB RSTORE ;100 Cari° Dire,,ordwic14 Ted ['white r. Deen August 4 Angus FAR Date At Paola PAOLA-The EasternKansas Angus Field Day and Showwill be Aug. 4 atthe Paola,Kan.,before ---\the ro fairgrounds. The show,featuringCattle junior and adult Angus should.5 is the day before regisit4,,,'' ive 1, .1 st,I, year pest° st el/

69)of With ThisCoupon prise re inIll had rds than ers keep supervisic 10%off erserli siness F ociations 62'ON ANYFABRIC its each y PURNed with th education TO ANY Its of 191 e summ' 4-H MEMBER result:

lockfar WEATHER FAVORABLE FORBALING Fl<0 t, In one Everett Whitney, R.R. 1, Manhattan is taking advantage of the hotsunny weather to bale some alfalfa m-dx Preparing $1 value 1 on his farm West of Manhattan. a Project rd. This c ever upper six leaves. This offergood until test 21 AreaCounties Coupon MustBe Presented August pa risonsf Paul Kelly, county extension At The Fabric of 25 per ... k. Df agriculturalagent Tools inNeosho AMO shows t rind Corn Blight County, told Willis blight appeared Too West 1,0);fed since Takingadvantageofweatherto be present in 50 per cent of the riM conducive Shopping since 196E toinfection,southernfields there. AGGIE e. Feed ac corn leaf blight had spreadto 21 "On the other hand, countyagent HARDWARE TEITIPO 9 a.m, .9pcof the tot counties in Kansas by lastweek. Pete Maley in Lyon County 1205 Moro 10 a.rn..6 walked Manhattan, Ks. and beef Kansas State Universityextensionthrough severalfieldsthere and ,MANRATTAN, turns fror plant pathologists haveconfirmedfound only two thatwere infected," enterpris throughlaboratory analysistheWillis said. 1965 to1 presence ofthediseaseinthe While he doesn't wantto spread tly in 1970 following counties: undue alarm,Willisfeelsblight shave Allen, Anderson, Bourbon,Clay, could becomea severe economical fining the 1 Coffey, Doniphan, Douglas,problem in Kansas if Who needs e two ente wet, or hot, Someone horned in 01Ev? Franklin,Jackson,Jefferson,humid weather persists. on the rain businesslast week and left him Supplies S equipment. high and wet witha mess ofinSr Well . . . you can't get water Johnson,Leavenworth,Lyon, Whileinsufficientresearch on that corn or milo any cheaper, e average in - to 01' Ev when that cheaprainmaker goes but you sure will rn Miami,Neosho,Osage, formation on spraying on vacation.P.S. pounds of Pot- is available, bright.Come and see. Those greens and reds andyellow tawatomie, Riley, Shawnee,several Kansas Growers s soldfr+ have ex- SO/WHINES TRACTORS Wabaunsee, and Woodson. pressedaninterestinusing s (1966 Dr. William G. Willis, 1970 JD 4020 with 09. A recel KSU plantfungicides, says Willis. 1967 JD 55, cab, roll -guard JUST ARRIVED - pathologist, said the severityof the Growers who feel their air, real good cab. Only 724 actualhours. rd-keepin situations 1963 JD 55, just A cream puff if with transport wheell disease ranges froma few lesions in. Has cab & you ever edthat warrant spraying considerationare is real good fertilizer, popup tut (spots) on the lower portions saw one and the priceis for 1970 al of cornurged by Willistocontacttheir 1962 JD 95 right insecticide & full be. plantsto heavy infection nds prods on thecounty agents. 1965 JD 45,cab, real good 1966 JD 4020 dsl.,synchro- aide spray. A good - 1962 JD 45, cab range Howard rototiller, Ill',e, specialii 1965 JD 4020 diesel,synchro- John Deere 757 4 r(7.s. They av 1962 JD 40,overhauled range, with cab shredder , and repr 1959 JD 45 1964 JD 4020 diesel, shift power nagement Absolutely the 1957 JD 45 terns of hot 1968 MH 410, Two 1965 JD 2510gas, WF, SOME REAL 666 cab, good both are first ratetractors 'es have est 1957 MH 82, SP g productic 1965 JD 3020gas, wide front FRONT MOI171 lowest priced... 1956 MI --1 80, SP has radio. Real slick. ds, depend 1952 MH 26,good 1964 JD 3020 dsl.,power shift CULTIVATORtype of faci 1962 JD 3010 diesel e700Illi 1951 MH 26, good t 1957 JD 720 diesel 3 front mt. JD's to rds, which 1966 Gleaner C 4010 or vi/ -II & cab 1954 JD 60 ual sample, 1966 IHC 403, 1953 JD 60 70 or 730 cab, hydro drive t of all the h 1967 IHC 403 1951 JD B 1 JD 4 -row frt nit t: te. Until 196 1965 IHC 303, 1950 JD A 630 9 cab IHC M, overhauled & painted sow and NI 1960 IHC 91 1 IHC 4 -sec. rotarP, - junking IHC M sin thissat 1961 IHC 151, cab 2 MH 44's, choice about 3litte 1961 IHC 151 1946 IHC H, real sharp 1945 IHC 400, good the incre&. 1959 IHC 101 was 5hi 1958 IHC 101 NEW MACHINES Jj4DD-riploktFwF1..e14:nre5r5easwfreseumililinitliii.mune:uctnilitir: *average 1957 IHC 141 we have had a Ilttle too long 82 in 1969h IHC 127, good USED Flavorable prix JD 20' 100H field conditioner ter 1961 JD 40,good 4020 row crop, syncro, demo. JD F145 4x16 specia ...new special -edition Ford is the lowest- tributed priced full-size pickup with independent 1962 JD 40 224WS baler JD F145 5x14 to 24WS baler teases. Then IHC fast hitch414 front suspension. Special trim, special WE ARE JUNKING BWA disc harrow, 12' wing rapia paint, special foam seats. 1948 55 JD BWA disc harrow, 13' fond showed' 1958 45 JD 2 1250 plateless planters, 6 result For openers, a's the only pickup with OMB MAC° was a not one. but Iwo front axles, fora 1947 55 JD row smoother. 1957 45 JD ing 1970, oarlike ode.It'sthe only I pickup with radius rods.. to hold align- No. 37 loader ment betterit's got the roomiest cab of PLANTER No. 68 auger feed wagon 1,3: any pickup today. The pickup box is 2 407 Gyramors 44*4 welded. not iusi ?d. And this "spe- JD 406 4 cial" includes 1.. row with fert., real ,like loam seats. good 727 pull Gyramor Sports Custom door trio, bright drip 307 Gyramor TRACT rails, much more! Your choice of 6Yx - WE'RE STOCKED UP-PRICED DOWN ON Or 8.11. box. And it's pnced lower than ALL PICKUPS. Ow Camper Spec.. Tare any comparable truck today! a IND Puck's leaTlype caw ap/mqs. specAl wring for ItglAIng. heavy.duly Campy. mow. SPECIALS PULL USED)SPEC NEW (NEVER joli00e NEW BUT SLIGHTLY I s Left, a Co: USED l OnlyOne 1 Prices got a couple start lower 1970 JD 4520 tractor,just a few hours 4000gas tractor.We've on isS this thisOnone.OnThe atyour Ford Dealer's 1970 JD 4020 withcab, used to spread fertilizer FULLEQUIPMENT 1970 JD 4020 dsl., wfe, cab& heater. Better FORIR.RJGATIONSYSTEMS TrimmellFord see this one. Only 685 hours. You DigThe Well Phone 316 767-5199 COMBINE SPECIAL TRACTORSPECIAL COUNCIL GROVE,KS. This is aguy' 1965 IH 303 w/cab, 131/2'cut. A good combine 1960 A -C 180with cab. with only 1100hours. Long -McArthur,Inc.

Phone 913 823-2237 SALINA, KANSAS FarmerskimonHdw &Impleme Wamego Motors,Inc. EVERETTHOOBLER,10 Phone437.2913 Phone 913 456-9567 KANSAS )1111111L MARYS, WAMEGO, KANSAS JOH?. DEERE.) ST. the National Environmental Policyinjunctive action based, on that act. FARMERS"' OUTLOOK Grass & Grain Act. If he does not, Baxter said,the 12 L.H. Simerl 13 He said the club has asked theSierra Club will file its own law Kansas attorney general to file an suit.. July 13, 1971

;as JOh/13,11, be n.,before roopyRecord On the governor's emerging opposition ingCattle should to the proposed Atomic Energy laybefore regisiratriv,. Commission project. Docking also is ivestock Return a Democrat, and his party holds only income levels onMidwest markets averaged $27.28eight State Senate seats. One year ago,farms were amongfor the first quarter and $16.55 for Janssen reiterated he and many y livestock the last quarter. From Januaryothers at Lyons are convinced the best ever.A five-year study AEC will conduct necessary and livestockprices andthrough April of this year, prices 965-69)of adequate tests on the abandoned salt terprise returnsbased on resultshave averaged $17.37. These lower hisCoop* Illinois Farm Businessprices, combined with higher feedmines near Lyons to insure their vinin safety before any dumping of the ,rds had just beencompleted. costs, should dampen producer Illinois nation's nuclear wastes begins in thansixthousand enthusiasm about expanding hog e production. 1975-the target date the AEC has ers keepthese records under set for placing the first radioactive supervision of trainedfieldmen. Each 10 -cent shift in the price ofmaterials in the mines. inthe Farmcorn also changes the cost of raising ; Oil rmersenrolled Managementhogs by about 60 cents per hun- Ron Baxter, chairmanofthe siness Farm Kansas chapter of the Sierra Club, orationsreceiveanalysisdredweight. With corn prices at reports are$1.55, the average hog producer can said the club feels the AEC has is each year. These violated federal law and specifically ,BRIC red with the Universityof Illinoisexpect total production costs to be PUR(II6educational and research pur-between $19 and $20 per 100 pounds of pork produced. ) ANY ults of 1970 Studies Most hog farmers demand good e summaryof1970 recordspay for the kind of work involved in MEMBER ws resultsthat most feeder-hog production. When profits are Lasso 40% estockfarmers would liketolow, they breed fewer gilts; when t. In one year, hog returns forprofits are high some consider ex- $1 value of feed fed dropped by pansion. Generally, the average hog Hog Supplement ig a Projectthird. This change was among theproducer can plan on one low -profit testeverrecorded.Similaryear out of each four. Hopefully, the Ki until August parisons for feeder cattle show apast eleven months have been part tips the scales tiled At The Fabric of 25 per cent. The 1970 sum -of the low profit year. Meal. You can see it scientif- y shows the lowest returns for D. F. Wilken ically mixed in quantites that fed since 1963 and 1964 hogs, Univ. of Illinois inyour favor. FW&St since 1966 and 1967 for feeder guarantee freshness. You can ShoPPing e. Feed accounts for 65 to 80 per That's a fact. Lasso 40% Hog watchas it'sweighedon of the total costs in producing 9 int1 pi government -inspected scales. 10 sm..8 and beef. Supplement has been thor- ,MANHATIAY, turns from dairy and beef -cow oughlytestedandprofit- That way, you can besure enterprises improved steadilyGovernor, Janssen proven at market. It's the one you're getting the right ingredi- 1965 to 1969; they were down entsinthe right amounts. Ightly in 1970. Supply and demand carefully -balanced feed that ctors have been importantin Apart On Atomic you can bank on for faster No more. No less. To protect daining the improved prices from growth andmore efficient thehealthof your herd e two enterprises. Dump At Lyons through periods of common ig Supplies ShouldAdjust gains.That'sbecause, in of swine igh and wet witha mks'The average price received per Gov. Robert Docking has con- making Lasso diseases,you can 111 ( cheaper, but you sure Billae pounds ofpork produced for all tinued his battle against the Atomic 40% Hog Supple- have the correct antibiotics e greens andreds and ydloesogs sold from record -keeping Energy Commission over location of ment, nothingis added to Lasso 40% Hog ms(1966 through1970) was a proposed nuclear waste repository ARRIvEl_th9. A recent in abandoned salt mines near Lyons, left to chance. You Supplement. Get the im- rd ord-keepinghogproducers and a Democratic state senator said know you're gettingexactly pressive gains that come ars. with transport ' wed thattotal hog -production the governor is playing politics with therightproportions of from feeding this, superior fertilizer, PePIIP illtts for 1970 averaged $19.03 per 100 the controversy. , supplement. insecticide &,_Arnim tulle _ pr.odyced.These were "He'll be on whichever side the Vitamins A, D and E to Follow the ?tel_ewarspltothiera 17o,specialized commercial hog wind is blowing," said Sen. Jack W. pack on the pounds and to directionsfurnishedwith ycln Deere 707,01711 s. They averaged 385 litters per Janssen, D -Lyons at a legislative make the best use of your each sack of Lasso 40% TO. shredder tip, and represent a high level of interim committee meeting. Hog Supplement and you'll anagementusingconfirmed "Of course he thinks it's popular corn and milo. You know 6sterns of hog production. Other with a majority Of the voters of this itcontainseighthigh- get to market 15 to 20 days son UAL F, dies have estimated the total cost stateto oppose therepository," powered growthfactors. ahead of the herd. x'S FgoNT)101heg production at $17 to $22 per 100 Janssen said. "He was for it until And with healthier, rant elds, dependingon efficiency and some opposition arose." You know it's formulated cualiAl*e type of heavier hogs.That's facilities used. Ithasnotflaredintoopen fromnature'srichest ;Mit The700Illinoishog -enterprise animosity, but Docking and Janssen source of protein: highly \ a fact. 3 front rot kards, which makeup the FBFMhave been on opposite sides of the 4010 or len qw,ual sample, includeabout 4 pet digestibleandpalatable KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS CO., INC. 70 or 730 repository fence since early in the t of all the hogsproduced in the1971 legislative session because of Sunflower Brand Soybean Phone DI 2-7270; Emporia, Kansas 1 JD Row frt.ritjte. Until 1969,the average size of 630 sow and litter enterpriseon all nted 1 giC 4.ze51: s in this sample faSt was increasing pt. or about 3 rear moot litters per year. But in 4 -row the increaseover the previous like new r was 5 seer litters.In1970,the JD F145 pie average JD F145seen increased 9 litters- 82 in 1969 to91 litters per farm. vorable ®1 prices and costsplus erspecialization ter onfarms Themost popular iuted mo. JD F145446 to the 1969 and1970 popular -priced Scotch JDcF1455x/4 Creases. The of hogs was ?Oilingrapidlywhile consumer in Kansas. .mind showedysi Find out why. Ate result signs of weakening. gip was a 6 record price drop. Ifll1hog pricesat seven 1 , 0*****40 1.160: slivi Apt TRACTOR

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VOU51154 JULY31, 1971 FULL-ATTON S IRRIG,,--,,e Well TROPREESAND )11 Dig 0 PRIZE 'MONEY rq ALLCLASSES _D s oitcv daybe held 0,1 of the at the last Tri-CountyFair. - ISO with itu'rs. RansasTractor only 11-°° Pullin ''''4111 n Rules Effect.g As- lefilWatchint,rtgrrasstd&InGrain for

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ST,OAR"' State To Turn July 13, 1971 spectors. Feed Meat Inspection He said he thinks the Legislature will decide the state might as well FL FEEDER de save the cost of the state inspection ply co Over To feds? system and let the federal govern- A member of theKansas CI Legislature predicts that the statement do the inspection. nit will abandon itsstate meat in- spection program. ATP.Atjc7i Rep. Rex Borgen, R-Asherville,Threat From Tuesday, July 27 (night sale) MARBLE HILL (Bollinger Co.) nonda,A made the prediction after the close . .1,500 SALEM of a hearing on proposed revision of Wednesday, July 28 African Hog Tuesday, LEBANON (Laclede Co.) . . . . . WELI state meat inspection regulations. 1,500 LINN August Most of the proposed changes are (Osage e,o,j14/. designed to keep the state in com-Disease Sales start at 8:00 p.m.,except Lebanon, lott. 1:00 p.m. tkenclewew 1 Weights 35 to 120 lbs.Vaccinated lk:li pliance with federal meat inspection The government is alerting far- for ervsipe), metal well standards. mers,meatprocessorsand ORDER BUYINGAVAILABLE $1.00 per f Borgen said the meat inspection Write or call: Charles E. Ausfahl,Executive everyone concerned with pork and Secretary GERAL Feeder Livestock Assn., Route !,1 system is costing the state severalpigs to be on the lookout for any No. 3, Fulton Blue RoPil ELECTED HEAD OF AC.314/642-3882. NOTICETO BUYERS: Missouri 657:; hundreds of thousands of dollars a Please MERCHANDISE INSTITUTE signsofAfricanswinefever, your state prior to sale date.Also bring letter of Phone Calle, John R. Cooper, prominent midwest- yearand was enactedbythereported for the first time in history credit ern feed manufacturer, was elected chair-Legislature because a number oftohavereachedtheWestern 9130731 man of Livestock Merchandising Institutemeat processors said they couldn't at the first annual meeting of the organi- Hemisphere, through Cuba. zation's trustees, held at the Houston live with federal inspection. The Agriculture Department has OIL Fll Ctub, Houston, Texas, prior to the open- Borgen said it appears the meatword that 15,000 diseased hogs have SAVE BOU ing of Livestock Marketing Congress -'71. processors have to meet the samebeen inHavana slaughtered Sucker rods Cooper, a member of the board of direc- N''':' standards, whether inspected by i province and 7,000 in the province of encing tors of the A. 0. Cooper Co., Humboldt, FEE : or in - "'''' Nebr., took office July 1. stateinspectors federal Pinar del Rio. These reports have ....-.. prompted tightened surveillance at ii,t1011/1i ELECTI4SHAM DOLLAR .\145rifkiitc P U.S. ports of entry, with inspectors .111------, fr. WE BUY FAT HOGS Model 425 IY d on High% giving close scrutiny to imported 0 \,111.lk I 1 arPhon e Can Mondays thru Fridays 9a.m. 3 p.m. processed meats and to the clothing, Phone Gan AT UNION PAcincST0( equipment and footwear of incoming You'll never waste costlyfeedwith an people. Arts -Way 425 or 325andthe optional MARYSVILLE, KANSAS The government rates the African new Arts -Way Electronic MEP Scale.Ends Clougherty Packing Co. fever as the most deadly of all rationguesswork. You Ir No COMMISSION foreign weigh each NOSHRINKAGE swinediseases.Long ingredient electronicallyasit goes into We may not have the best hogmarket every day, prevalent in eastern and southern the mixer. There's no waste MON hut we may have the hest market ofprotein or supplement the dayyou wish k Stones d lu sell your hogs. Africa, it spread to Portugal in 1957 you can weigh exact rationsout and to Spain three years later. It is toyour animals rienced cr BONDED FOR YOUR PROTECTION Come in and see it inaction! lant. highly contagious and usually fatal MARK WILKIE topigs,but other animals and Rundle I Resident Buyer Phone 562.2050 Distributed by T -L Irrigation, humans are not believedtobe Harting Nia, Harlan susceptible to it. Office & Dis 4th & Gra The symptoms are so similar to ME 2.23: REAL ESTATE AUCTION MEINHARDT those of hog cholera that it is im- BLANDING IMPLEMENT IMP) Beloit CLAY CEN1 551 Acres of Good possible totell the difference by Alameg3 looking at a sick animal, but blood MON Clay County Land tests developed by government DANNENBURG IMPLEMENT Iwill sell at public auction the following farms located in scientists make possible quick DAVIES IMPLEMEV Holton Hiawatha Athelstane & Gill twps., at Tract No. 1 located 16 miles south diagnosis of the African fever. MAI & 4 miles west of Clay Center or 1 mile west & 1 mile north Despite years of experimental HENRY SALES & SERVICE MON of Industry, Kansas. efforts, scientists have been unable Topeka VAHSHOLTZIMPLEME so far Salina FRIDAY, JULY 16th,1971 to produce an antifever J. J vaccine. BRAUCHI BROTHERS Office 2301 Beginning at 10 o'clock Marysville

TRACT NO. I Office Phc (231 Acres) 539-044' Legal Description Elh of Saturday, Jul! MANHS west of Creek in N.W. 1/4 ofElh of 28-10-2; & 83 acres south- 27-10-2 Athelstane Twp. Clay Starts 12:00 Noon County, Ks. Improved with3 bedroom modern frame C E M house,barn, machine shed, The following articles will ti double granary, farrowing public auction located at 919 M E M house, propane tank, & correll,211 A. broke withapp. 100 A. of broke land is goodChapman Creek bottom bal- an McPherson, Kansas. ance of broke ground is good upland,102 acres growing 54 Year milo, 20 acres growing Display corn, 30 acres alfalfa, app. GOA. 4 -ROOM HOUSE INMCPHERSON for wheat, 20 acresgrass & lots. Buyer to get 1,4 of East ing crops, possession ofwheat ground upon signinggrow- contract, possession buildings 1st of 1st January 1972. Buyer & SellerSeptember, 1971, balance REAL ESTATE SC H each to pay % of 1971 MONuao taxes on this tract. Upland is allterraced. 4 -room House -garage - Good lot with nice shade trees. Lot4 Block 4 Darrah & Wilson Addi- HarringtonTe RR 3 Bo parts;. TRACT NO. II tion to McPherson, 919 N. Ash St. Clarence Come prepared to buy. RichardsonuEs (160 Acres) Terms 25 percent down day of 2 Remington1RS2.ER rSi CLA` 'Legal Description N.W.14 of 34-10-2 AthelstaneTwp. sale, balance on approvalof Clay County, Ks. This farm laysacross road to south & east merchantable title anddeed. of Tract I, 12 acres broke balance LAND IN is grass with good fences, N Corona 2 springs, pond, catchpen & loading chute. This farmhas a nice small park. Possession MEMBER of broke groundupon signing h of contract; grass land 10thOctober 1971. Seller to FURNITURE taxes on this tract. pay 1971 typewriters. Gas range; Crosley refrigera- AntiqueOliversebi 11 6 chairs; tor; squareoak table & Iik TRACT NO. III 2 sectional oakbookcases;book- o shaver; case; oak stand. (160 Acres) I will sellat public auction at the 2 dressers; metal single bed; personal property of the fra8moel sd This farm is located 5 late oil heating stove; gas heater; e- acrlaorcmksicilUgckss,;0 Ponds. T miles west of Wakefieldon old Marguarite Fincham at her ger. high No. 82, or 12 south & 1 lectric heater; mirror; benches; Ion; gaslamps; INaten east of Clay Center, Ks. residence located at 832 Court St. pirr: 1 D escription,S.W. 14 of 4-10-3 Gill Twp. in Clay Center, Kansas. 3 table radios;wooden double: ties; sadirons; air La County, Ks. This Quarter Clay wooden bai is all grass. GO acres nativegrass, bed; dishes, pots & pans and per boiler; balance has been rseegeet4uwewti jars;le sowed to grass, good fences, Tuesday Evening other articles. Fruitwe.dciilwatch. ue:0.1'4:°0GENDc catch ken. Possession pond & c toff laersds' of this farm will be October10th, Lary; 2 Phone 1971, sellr will antiq pay 1971 taxes, lays along goodoiled road. July 13 TOOLS Brunswick 163° OSAI All three tracts will be radios,6 sold at tract 1 location. Starts at 5:00 p.m. lathe; RCA antique SmallCraftsman metal wrench 21/4" electric drills; one tonchain clock; antique 5 ;; Household Goods ,)11 (Terms & Conditions) hoist; set of new reamers; sev- prBeosiodkesntosf Frigidaire refrigerator, 10' double U.S.ki;ndo 25% down balance eral electric motors; bench vise; trade t0 in 30 days or when door with freezer across top diction aries; stracts are delivered. Deeds and Ab- Anderson40" tool boxes; wood chisels. refrie Down payment to be gas range to V escrowed in aerospace . the Union State Bank Maytag washing machine Saws; hammers; end wrench- ous of Clay Center. Buyer& Seller each & acs;rejig AII to pay of escrow charges. es; adjustable wrenches; mag man ottidi Your tnspection invited. And furnishings for all rooms many more infortnation contact owner For carburetor wrenches;Thorjig fiction and or auctioneer. These farms CAR bits; 'four an will absolutely sell to highestbidder sale day.Allotments saw; copper tube cutters; TRAILER and bases announced sale day. 1967 Chrysler Newport 2door long shank bits; jumpercables. u LAVA Sold with ownersrights to hardtop custom, 4 harvest growing crops. Statements radio, heater, air Log chains; boomers;sledge 'CLAY take precedence over printed announced sale day shall conditioner, power steeringand Cruiser matter. hammers; screw jacks;wood LIDE brakes, 48,000 actual miles,very ilk.4 M UEL lev- eut hr e4P*°: Ysorri Not Responsible for Accidents. good. 2 -tone with vinyl top. planes; hatches; squares; iz els; newrope; 10'x14'new tarp; trailer'm StoresStogy wheeleePdl tray tarp; good Terms: Cash Day Of Sale 7x9new tarp; 10x12 new and wheels, t Viame90 garden wirespoke GLENN F. GIBBS, For Full shovels; spades; forks; wheels; pe0... ListingSSee car For Fr Grass & Grain July 6 tools and many other articles. of used& new 800 other WAME teriesand Owner SABE ti Tom Fincham Clerk & Escrow Agent, Union State istao ter, Ks. Bank, Clay Cen- Adm. of MarguariteFincham Est. Clerk:UnionState Nlowbrey "nis Bank, Clay Frank L. ,Real E5mcp Center, Ks. Auction Audtioneer, Foster Kretz, Clay Center, Aucts: Foster Kretz By Krehbiel Ks., Phone Auction Service, SaleConducted 31614103), WA -6-4422Morganville. Clay Center, Ks. This Auctioneer -Phone t 1 4 Phone MorganvilleWA 6-4422. Marvin D. Krehbiel, GRASS & GRAIN GET FAST-GROWING, heavy - July 13, 1971 muscled calves next year by us- Assoizi ing one or more of our bulls sired by Simmental bulls tin C!a5C1CP[ICII) LCI)WA2VCIalAt YHOtE eedeit $1 mm mum for one week. DISCOUNTS: (with Canada,A.I. on registered Liyettoii RATES: 74 a word. cash orders only) Hereford cows. Replacement deduct 10%if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. REFUNDS:you may heifers by these bulls will give FEEDE,R collect a refund at the Ag Press office for any unused amount paid if an ad is cancelled. more milk and produce top See The CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: (boxed ads) $2.10 a column inch.CASH: ads not accompa- calves. Gene Watson, Hutchin- AE4liguo nied by cash have a25 -cent billing charge added. son, Ks. 316 663-3174. Bulls can Truck People 5000 be seen at 6300 N. Plum. SB21 F MailTo: Ag Press - P.O. Box 1009 - 1207Moro - Manhattan, Kansas 66502- JE 9-7558 In Belleville 20 HOLSTEIN springer heifers1969 Ford N600, COE,long ATAUC NATIONALLY ACCREDITED for sale to freshen beginning wheelbase, 361 V8, 4 speed, 2 DeLAVAL DAIRY EQUIPMENT SPF Hamp boars & August10.J. P. Schmitt, Tam- speed, new 8:25 tires, extra MondayAu,, open gilts. nice new 16' grain box $4495 soo sALEV(Det-c,`,44'k Clay Farm Equipment H. Wayne Shirley, Horton,Ks., pa, Ks., Phone Durham 316 Mueller Bulk Tanks Phone 913 474-3349. x27 732-2256. SB21 1967 White Freightliner 8071, Tuesday, WELL DRILLING ne wrubber 10:00x20, SQHD, 500 LINN lsagur FOR SALE- Purebred Charo-FOR SALE - Twelve big rug-air conditioned, RTO 915 Co,11",1 lais bull, performance ged purebred Hampshire boars, $10,750 PkWith new air rotary.Gravel Service & Repairs tested & ebanon, 1:00 wells with plastic or fertility tested. Blue River Hillsseveral big enough for larger20"Tradewind combine special Test holes for most dairy equipment sows. Roth Bros., Green, Ks. ccinated for erysireias.N01 metal well casings. Charolais, Rt. 4, Manhattan,Ks. grain box made for a CT 61.00 per foot inmost areas. Gordon Webb, mgr., phone Ri- x23 measurement of 146" .. $995 JOE McCLURE ley 485-2566. AVAILABLE x24 10 YORK 250-260 pound gilts1966 Ford tilt cab, C-700, 18' Executive GERALD STRADER Ph. 229-5284 AltaVista fold down stock and grain Secretary 66411 200 HEAD of open and bredto farrow last week in July. 3, Fulton, Blue Rapids, Kansas box, underbody hoist, tag ax- Missouri 3UYERS: - Holstein heifers, 300 to 900 lbs. Purebred Hamp. boar.Phone le, extra good $4495 please lobt:5251, W. G. Wiebe, 913 244-7625, Sum- 353-2356, Beattie, Kans. x20 o bring letter PhoneCollect 1966 Chevrolet lk ton, LWB, of ereditr14. merfield, Kansas. 913/226-7353 5 -YEAR. OLD Bay Gelding and wide box, V8, 3 speed, power FOR SALE - Beef cross calves10 year old registered Quarter steering and air conditioning CONCORD MILKERS We will have 500 head of calves Horse brood mare, sorrel with $1395 OIL FIELD EQUIPMENT at our barns every weekend, 44 white stockings, Well Broke! 1964 V200 International 549 V8 BOUGHT & SOLD BULK TANKS weeks to 400 lbs. Also Holstein Calvin D. Davis, Box 201, Hope, engine, 8 -speedRoadranger, Sales & Service bull. Heifer calves. All triple Kans., ph. 366-7324. single axle tractor, good 10:00 Your Authorized Dealer x20 x20 tires $2250 ucker rods Structural pipe for vac. W. G. Wiebe, Summerfield, 1964 Ford COE, 80" CA, V8, 4- Fencing IIAVERKAMP Kansas 913 244-7625. tf Poultry spd., 2 spd., 825 tires, 131/2' SHAMROCK SUPPLY ReleitIGER,ATION WOOD SHAVINGS for sale at box & hoist $1995 Centralia, Ks. 913 857-3946 all times. Nelson Manhattan 1961 Chevrolet LCF, 409 V8, Paul Bandy Hatchery, Manhattan, Ks., Ph.FOR SALE - 200 year old lay- single axle tractor $1750 and on Highway 56, Galva 913 778-3412. SBTF ing hens, 50c each. Mrs. Carl 1963 Chevrolet 1/2ton, SWB, 6 Phone Canton 316/628-4417 AUCTIONEER ING Erikson, Alma, Ks. 66401. Phone cyl., 3 speed, narrow box, Phone Galva 316/654-2732 FOR SALE - Lightweight 913 636-8183, x20 extra nice $745 green steer & heifer calves for 1961 Chev. % ton, SWB, 6 cyl., eed with an LAWRENCE E. WELTER immediate delivery. Calves will 4 speed $395 the optional weigh 350 to 425 lbs. For infor- Feed & Seed MEMORIALS AUCTIONEER NEW TRUCKS scale.Ends mation phone Harlan Jensen, REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Rt. 2, Concordia, Kansas,913 We have a large inventory, weigh each ready for delivery,of new Your Sale Solicited 243-2581. SBTF s it goes into MONUMENTS CUSTOM PELLETING trucks, Y2T pickups to single & 1 Large or Small tandem diesel tractors. e of protein or supping h REGISTERED YORKSHIRE Grain Banking Stones designed and cut by ex- EAST HIGHWAY US 24 serviceableageproduction ions out perienced craftsmen in our own toyouranima& MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 tested boars. Also bred gilts & plant. Page's Feed - Bulk Delivery Melton Motor Co., Inc. nd see it in action! Real Estate sows. This is our best offering Animal Health Products 16th and M Sts.JA 7-2201 RundleMonument Co. And General Sales ever. Walkers Yorkshire Farm, BELLEVILLE R 2, McPherson. Phone 316 MANHATTAN MILLING CO. Harlan Rundle, Owner by T -L Irrigation, Hatinat% 241-5139. SB22 Manhattan, Ks. 778-3217 Office & Display BOB WILSON 4th & Grant DUROC BOARS, nationally ac- RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for hors-We Have The Trucks ME 2-2323 Auctioneering credited SPF, registered, fast es. Product of Key Milling Co.. MEINHARDT Phi CLAY Real Estate gainers, serviceable size. Harold 1970 Chevrolet 2 ton, 292 6 cyl., CENTER All types sales Clay Center, Kans., Phone ME 84" CA, 4 speed, 2 speed, Wang) Brumm, RR3, Junction City, 2-2141. Ph, 494-2552 Kansas, Phone 913 238-7258 SBTF 9:00 rubber, 24,000 miles and MONUMENTS or 778-3424 SB20 KEY RABBIT Mini Pellets for remainder of 50,000 or 5 year Box 118 -St. George, Ks. fast gains, no waste. Key Mill- warranty available, 13'6" bed DAVIES IMPLBIRII REGISTERED YORK boars & and hoist, fold down stock ing Co., Clay Center, Kansas, Hiawathi MANHATTAN gilts for sale, all ages. Especial- ME 2-2141. TF rack ly good for commercial breed- 1968 Dodge 1/2ton, V8, auto- MONUMENT CO. Livestock 11,000 E ers. Lauer Farms, Hope, Ks. BROME SEED - We buy DRY matic, custom cab, VAHSHOLTZImpa Phone Seth, 913 949-2285, or cheat free seed. Sacked or miles. Seeing is believing. Salina Lowell, 913 479-2268. SB22 loose. Fast service. Immediate Looks like new all the way. J. J. BEAUDET payment. Harveyville Seed Co.,1966 Chevrolet % ton, V8, 4 Office and Display L. H. RUMSEY FOR SALE - Appaloosa stud. CHIBROTHERS 2301 Stagg Hill Road Harveyville, Ks. 589-2497SB21 speed LIVESTOCK DEALER 456-7501, Wamego, Ks. x21 1966 Chevrolet 1/2 ton LWB, V8, Marysville ORDER BUYER FOR SALE - 1200 bu. barley 4 speed, air cond. SWINE BUILDINGS & equip-in bin. Leon E. Converse, Rt. 2, 1963 Chevrolet 1/2 ton custom Office Phone Res. Phone Now Contracting ment, complete package, envir-Council Grove, Ph. 316 767-5047 cab, V8, automaitc, power 539-0441 776-9742 onment controlled.Roberts SB20 steering and air conditioned Cattle - Immediate Building & Livestock Equip- MANHATTAN, KANS. or Future Delivery 1957 Ford 1 ton, 10' bed and Saturday, JO ment Co., New Cambria, Kans. WANTED - Prairie hay to grain sides BONDED FOR. 67470. Phone 913 823-8541. x20 buy in field, to bale or put up1952 GMC 2 ton, 6 cyl., 4 speed, starts 11:01° on share. Wire baler. Dean 2 speed, cab & chassis CE METER Y YOUR PROTECTION FOR SALE -60 nice York- Hoffman, Chapman, Kansas 913 articles See or Phone: 1950 Studebaker 11/z ton, 6 cyl- The following MEMORIALS Hamp cross feeder pigs, 1 York 479-5972. SB20 inder, 4 spd., 10' bed & grain lublic auctionlocat L. H. - Res. 316-767-5386 boar. Terry Henry, Randolph, Kens . L. H. - Office 316-767-5335 Phone 944-2601, Green. x20 blower, 32,000 actual miles. As n McPherson, 54 Year Continuous Service Allen - Res. 316-767-5620 Automotive nice a unit as you will find in Display Locatedon U524 FOR SALE - Reg. Angus this age group. One in a SE INMCPHERSO, East of City Limits Council Grove, Ks. bulls 14 to 18 mo. old. J. 0. million Warren, Eskridge, Ks. x20 USED TRUCK Call Melvin Buxman collect ANTIOUES,P SCHAUBEL FOR SALE - Brown Swiss HEADQUARTERS and he'll be happy to come out and look at your truck or car. &INTERESiINf MONUMENT CO., INC. BRED HAMP, YORK bulls, ready for service. Fast 3ood growth, good converters, heavy 12 1967 Chevy V8 5 yd. dumps Just call Melvin at TA 5-5431. 38 Calton & DUROC GILTS ot4 Rithire RR 3 Box 20 muscled. Top Commercial beef. 67 Chevy V8, hoist, 151/2' box Harring& ME 2-3531 8 '66 Ford V8 5yd. lie Some as close as 3 weeks. Open Call or write Chase Wilson, Box dumps Jim Sullivan Chevrolet pistol parts; Clarence Blanc, Owner 66 Ford V8, hoist, 151/2' box 1 St gifts, good selection of boars, in-8089, Prairie Village, Ks., 66208. Richardson1290, CLAY CENTER dividual figures on many. Some Phone 913 722-3260. x20 67 Chevy V8, 5 yd. dump 239 N. Santa Fe 2Remingtonriflesr: are half brothers to our top 67 Chevy ton, 4x4 V8, LWB Phone 913 825-5431 y of block, onesheen per day. Nationally accreditedMILK GOAT, 1yr.,gentle. 68 Ford 3/4 ton, 4x4, V8 of reveal 69 Chevy 3/4 Shells; Test Station, gaining 2.59 lbs. Phone 868-2431, Corning, Ks. ton, 4x4, V8 c V V0 r/ 2 bicydoe LAND IMPROVEMENT gaining boar in the SENEK SB20 69 Ford ton,4x4, V8 dagger; 64 Chev. 1/2 ton flatbed, 4x4, V8 New Smith SPF. SALINA, KANSAS ne.w. FOR SALE - Registered Ara- 6 65 Ford 600 5 yd. dumps typewriter; MEMBER KCCAAND LICA bian Horses. Yearling stallion, 65 Chev. V8, 1ton, dual chassis abletyPewnier Hayes Beck & Sons grey, black mane & tail, champ-65 Ford V8, 1 ton, dual chassis typewriters.. Route 1 Phone 238-6064 ion cutting horse breeding, and67 Ford 6, 1 ton, dual chassis CilVeof era- Antique JUNCTION CITY, KANS. gelding, two years old, rose 63 Chev. 60, hoist, 131/2' box, V8 grey. Beautiful animals. Phone irS; tiqUeDe"srn°rer; 65 Ford 600, hoist, 151/2' box, V8 shav 913 539-3277, Manhattan, Ks. 66 Ford 600 hoist. 13%' bed. 6 Dok Norelco SB23 Used Hoists - Flatbeds - Dumps 5 Hail Damaged wristwatch. ied; acrlaorcniorio DUROC. BOARS Pickups Left fraarnoelsd; Ponds Terraces Grading FOR SALE - Percentage e- Waterways Charolais bulls from Sam951, Ames Chev. Co. Ion; gaslaniP Clearing & Open Gilts 1962 Ford F600, 174" wheel les; Land Leveling Beau Ivo andAiglon breeding. 316 647-3251 base, big 6 cyl., single speed sad irons; January Farrowed H. W. Channel, Soldier, Ks., 67353 Urbit: ties; MOLINE, KS. rear axle, 8:25 tires .... $995 OGGENDORFF Phone Corning 868-2535. x22 ,and boiler; CONST., INC. Large Selection 1967 Jeep pickup, 4 wheel drive, Fruit Orcuto30 Phone 913-539-3984 FOR SALE - Registered York- V8, 4 speed $1295 2 Pie cuP 1630 OSAGE tart'; fk - MANHATTAN Top Quality shire boars, production tested, t(' 1968 Ford F-600, 300 cu. inch Brunswi-rief ready for service. Lawrence 6 cyl., radio, 4 speed, 2 speed, A - Figures On Boars - the; RC anti° wrait6oe . Bandel, Wamego, Ks., Phone 825 rubber $3000 antra ko x23 4-`'`' TIRES hain clocclock; ofall Nationally Accredited SPF 456-9334. Books DAIRY 27 New Pickups In Stock Books of 0,s,; SUPPLIES rev Phone 913 2384382 or 238-7743 HORSES BOARDED - Call Most All Standard Sizes ALSO A LARGE SELECTION presidentstra0 White City 913 349-2656. SB20 nariesi WAMEGO Junction City, Ks. OF BRONCOS, dict10 te re New Tires, Too. VANS AND RANCHEROS DAIRY FOR SALE - 10 bred Hamp ncn aerosPac",eligioss,map," SUPPLY or write: FRED GERMANN acs,' mays gilts, farrowing date August 15. ag & d Yourauthorized Dwight, Kansas One York boar; 39 mixed wean- Long -McArthur, Inc. fiction an 01 dealer for: HERCULES TgsfluLov DeLAVAL ing pigs. Willard Kasselman, Ford -Lincoln-Mercury bits; CARS' milkers FINANCING AVAILABLE on Olsburg, Ks., Phone 468-3682. 776-9453 610 N.3rd 340 N. Santa Fe Salina, Kans. bias. CLAY DAIRY COWS - If you wish SB20 TA 3-2237 195444° push-buttoneqpt. a MUELLER to start a new dairy or expand MANHATTAN, KANS. edge cruiseruth FOR SALE - Eight -year -old MOVING - 1968 Chevrolet pod 46 pirl° Bulk Tanks your present one, we have for 19 sorne r .00 your selection 250 head of Hol-sorrel riding mare, gentle. Ros- Impala Custom, PS, AC, vinyl iev FOR SALE - 1960 Ford 2 -ton, top. Call 765-1.135 or 765-3850 at wS_tores andService from stein fresh & springer cows andalie and Earl Clymer, Council arP ; :eel trallerglia x21 5 spd., 2 spd., heavy duty rearAlma, Ks. Ask for John. x20 2 wheels,to 011.90 & Sabetha,Kansas heifers. Also Jersey & Guern- Grove, 316 767-6291. irp; end, 825 fronts, 4 brand new an wireWire,rpf$ sey. Buy where every cow and r den For Free 9 PUREBRED third litter piggy rear tires, near new rebuilt en-FOR SALE - 1969 Plymouth wheeI' &nelv'Irt0 Estimates Call: heiferis guaranteed sound WAMEGO W. G. sows bee- sale, $/5 each. Must be gine.Mounts 16' or 18' bed. Fury I,440, automatic, power eS when they freshen. of use'd other SABETHA456-7200 or Wiebe, Summerfield, Kansas, sold by Thursday. Wamego, Ks. Phone 535-2597, Emmett, Ks. disc, air: $1600. rail 482-3285, teries an AV 4-2958 Phone 913 244-7625. tf 913 456-9490. SB20 x21 Dwight, Kans. sb22

Mow iO .4241 HorsBYKren Pontiac Take Your Pick July 13, 1971 PROPERTY FOR SALE Improved 480. near Manhat- 1969 Chevrolet % ton 8' Fleet - tan on good hiway, 215 CIVIC side pickup, V8 engine, 4 spd. acres FORD pasture and meadow withabun- transmission, deluxe cab, an dant water from springs, BUttalo Datsun Inflation Fighter buy ! and wells.265 cultivated,ponds 1968 Ford % ton pickup, V8 en- MAD domestic wheat, 180 feed 13A fencingaml 1970 Pontiac Catalina 4 door se- gine, 3 speed transmission, grain, ti dan, V8, automatic trans., modern home, 4 barns,Imple- of gad 614', Stlyeside bed, just the FORD rnent shed and shop, 2car gar. power steering, power brakes, right equipment for fishing, age, 2 granaries, water piped factory air,12,000 actual hauling, or going to work toforded;g-1sek A-1 WARRANTY all corrals,good cave,at Farm. miles. 3800 miles of GM war- 1967 Chevrolet % ton pickup, 6 USED CARS $115,000, not more than ranty left on this one $3295 29% hydro. 5', cyl., 4 speed transmission, ra- down, balance on long term fikvi 1970 Impala 4 door sedan, V8, Reconditioned & Ready To Sell con- Favil4 dio, heater and wrap bumper tract at 6%. TalveS automatic transmission, pow- 1971 Pinto, 4 cyl., aut., air Nord er steering, factory air, 20,000 1965 Chevrolet %-ton, Fleetside Beautiful investmentquarter 7C pickup, V8 engine, 4 speed 1970 Mach 1, 8 cyl., aut. near Concordia, over 150A actual miles, like new, 30,000 1970 ford 2 door, full power till- fenders,a. miles of warranty left. transmission, wrap -around able, lays almost level. Form- $2995 1970 Mustang, air, full power to settle estate at $32,000.Selling ' 1970 Ford Galaxie 500 4 door bumper 1970 Maverick Grabber, aut. Farrn sedan, V8, automatic trans- 1965 Chevrolet % ton, Fleetside 1969 Torino 2 door, 4 spd., air Improved 40 acres 1%miles financed 29% pickup, Big 6 engine, 4 spd. from good business town John mission, power steering, pow- 1969 Fairlane 2 door, 8, full on grass;AposasaYligevCleanest, er brakes, factory air, new transmission, wrap -around good road. 6 roommodern einf.lrisiklsrledefneco power home, plenty outbuildings, MISC rubber, 19,000 actual miles. bumper 1969 VW Bug, 4 spd., green all Extra nice 1965 Ford 2 ton F600 truck, V8 new fences, a very nice 101 NM $2995 1969 VW fastback, aut. to live. $12,000 on longplace 1971 Ford Torino GT fastback, engine, 4 speed transmission,1969 Mach 1, aut. term O. 37rt.TIHt( small V8, automatic trans- low interest contract. 0 37 2 speed axle, 84" cab to axle,1968 Buick 2 door 8 cyl., aut. whee. mission, power steering ,pow- just right for your farm op- 1968 Camaro 6 cyl., stick Improved 268 acre Republican er steering, new rubber, low eration 1967 Chevrolet 8 cyl., full powerRiver bottom farm between Woldtrade'oPeaa 465 4111 mileage. Like new inside and Republic and Scandia. 3bed- boards, out 1964 Ford % ton pickup, 6 cyl. 1968 Ford 8 cyl., full power 3.pt, or $2895 with 4 speed transmission, room modern home, 200acres 19$9 Ford 6 passenger ranch level farm land at $88,000 450 31)t' 8' bed Contact: with af small V8, automatic trans., $5000 down now, 15% pow - 1961 Chevrolet 6 cyl. Fleetside Paul Foltz March 1, rower with hay conditioner, nickup, 4 speed transmission, Frank Massey 72, then $2000 peryear plus eIY:Llli':carpeta4sx.c wheel, and air, luggage rack, extra LesElliott 6% on 10, 12 or 15year con- sharp 1957 Chevrolet % ton pickup 'n-drauli( ,.$2495 Warren Poston tract. Been in same familyfor loader 1968 Mercury Commuter 10pas- Looking For A Bill Heptig 70 years and not onecrop fail- chosj senger wagon, V8, automatic ure in the 70 years. Besides inhand .. you Dependable Car . See newiiil(aMf°plu:iyento,6dIte tractor transmission, power steering can irrigate if you want to. fice.epenanoCei:slI:lifstlle4i and brakes, factory air, lug- The Brightest Corner In Town C 150 Ta Skaggs (Ford) Motors 2 bedroom modern hometin trucktire gage rack, ready to go $2295 twit Your Transportation good small town, built-incup- lx 111i:.!'.- Many More Makes & Models OBERMEYER boards, wall to wall inliving ear's COO To Choose From Headquarters room, at only $700 with $100 "Where Customers Send down, $900 possessiondate, Ken d KEY PONTIAC CHEVROUT/ -4E4iE3- Their Friends" then $25.00 per month. 2nd & Houston not a joke. It is for real.This is AND DATSUN, INC. 913 BL 8-2255 Open to 9 p.m. Phone PR 8-3525 Call collect for appointment. NLeibeerSasnsiLkeeVEailInowLA4Kalla MANHATTAN, KANSAS These are only samplesof our 2312 Stagg Hill Rd. Marvin Obermeyer, Owner listings. Jim Kocher,Onam Phone 539-1161 HERINGTON, KANSAS Manhattan's Only LEONAR Kvasnicka Realty For Your HEVROLiTJ We Need Good VOLUME HADDAM, KANS. IJSEE needs check New & Used Car Dealer Used Pickups Phone FR 6-2874 with Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor 4000 g, School Rental Units WE'LL TRADE AND GIVE onAgencyll a listingwe;we vt 9 871 gas locate it for 7 960 gas YOU A PREMIUM OR WE you See In Jansen 1971 Chevrolet % ton pickup, MAY EVEN BUY THEM FOR NAA, 350 V8, 4 speed transmission, CASH. NAA SIEBE'S TRUCK CENTER First Offering Martin 1 8N Fox heavy duty rear bumper, tu-1961 Chevrolet with wrecker tone paint Improved 1425 acre 202 West Ira 8N For, SPECIAL body, buy asis, put on your Geary 911 For Office Phone 91 1971 Chevrolet % ton pickup, grain body, salvage the wrecker County Ranch on blacktop.Can 9N For 1971 Chevrolet 50 series, V8, 350 V8, 4 speed, heavy duty be purchased inone tract, Evenings 4 speed, 2 speed, 16' box and body - See this one in Em- part, or with additional in TO 30 hoist bumper, tutone paint, ready poria. acreage. SALINA, KAN MF 65 to go Contract availableon part. Ex- WI) Al 1971 Chevrolet 50 Series, V8, cellent fenced andwatered. 4 speed, 2 speed, 16' box and 1971 Chevrolet % ton pickup, John North Ford, Inc. Priced to sell Fulmer Real M Farrr hoist, power steering 350 V8, custom deluxe, turbo "Where Customers CATHERINE J it F20 Fr hydramatic, B John 1970 International 1600 Load- heavyduty Send Their Friends" SMALL TRACTS AVALABLE star, V8, 4 speed, 2 speed bumper, tutone paint REALTOR New Ford Country In 32 acre improved, closeto MACHINE with new 15%' box & hoist Little Sweden Junction City. Office 1969 Chevrolet 60 Series, will TRUCKS 913 227-3395 80 acres,un- 4 Fergus( 509 E. Swensson improved, Dickinson County. 4 MIA pl.' carry 19' box, V8, 5 speed, 2 1967 Chevrolet % ton pickup, LINDSBORG, KANSAS speed, with a Hutch tandem V8, 4 spd., customcamper, Two 3 -acre tracts close to Chap- 6 JD ploy and EMPORIA, KANSAS man with exceptional houses. 4 IHC sn 1969 Chevrolet 50 Series, V8, 4- overloads, lots of extras speed, 2 speed, new 15%' box 1967 International Loadstar One $19,080, the other $29,250. 4 3 pt. Fo 2 - 80 acres unimproved closeto FARM FOR SALE by,6 3 pt. Co and hoist ton truck, 2 speed axle, 114" USED TRUCKS 550 acres on the nort 1968 Chevrolet 60 Series, Hutch cab to axle, mag-spoke whis. Wakefield. 4 3ot. D IN LEONARDVIT A Richmond, Ks. Well'4 MH pli tandem, with fold down stock This truck is in good running SOLOMON RIVER BOTTOM with two modern 4 rollover racks & hoist, 366 V8, 5-spd., order 2 spd. 1971 FORD F100 RANGER, Exceptional 360 acre fine lay- water and natural pe4 Dearboi 1964 Chevrolet % ton pickup, demo., with factory air, 360" ing bottom. Unimproved, all feed lots. One a ramJD disc, : 1968 GMC 2% ton, with 17' V8, 4 speed, radio, heater, V8 engine, southern slope, one a box & hoist, V6 with 5 spd., ex- Select -o -Shift tillable,little waste.Excellent Ford 3 p cellent tires, new paint transmission, power steering,income pattern foryears. Avail- slab. 338 acres in MF 3 pt. 2-spd., power steering,new radio, west coast swing -lock the rest in grass. Ad:Ford 3 1 tires 1957 Ford pickup, % ton,V8, able on private contract. 4 speed transmission,ready mirrors, tinted glass and HD ley, Richmond, Ks., Psingle 1967 Ford N600 V8, 4 speed, 2- to go springs. Niw price $4527. Call Collect 5-3083. vHarri speed, with new 16' box and Now d 501 3 p hoist 1956 Ford F250 % tonpickup, $3527 WANTED - Farm 1965 White, 220 Cummins, just 4 speed transmission,good 1963 FORD F100 with utility Eldon L. Hoyle 5' rota running order tool body, reconditioned and rent near Manhattan side mkt had major overhaul, with 10 new paint. Runs and looks Realtors Laird, 1506 Topeka No. 810! speed Road Ranger trans., 1956 Dodge pickup, good peka, Ks., Phone 91370 con- like a new truck $875 238-5295, Junction City twin screw dition, V8 motor, automatic Burn 1969 Ford N700 with 15%'box transmission, good rubber, 1961 FORD F250 % ton pickup Pierce Powers, Realtor, 238-4719 and hoist new paint. with 4 speed transmission PASTURE FOR SALE - Horneli unpastii° Sale; 1957 Ford F600 V8, 4sp., 2-sp., 1953 Jeep 4x4 % tonpickup, $450 acre pasture, V8, with 13%' box & hoist, runs good To Buy, Or Sell year, loading chute, ntrrc" clean 01 1953 IHC 1% ton truck, Stafford Motor Co. Farms or Ranches, Residential, In Wamego area Used 34' flatbed trailerwith flatbed, 456-9472. single axle 4 speed transmission FORD SINCE 1907 Business or Commercial Prop- DIAL 913 293-5233 erty - Phone or see: SALEby Moore MotorCo. vaFcaOrtRieosn!farmland, 80 oi Siebe's Repair FOR SALE- 1968 Chevrolet ur7or.: 913 325-2411 Junghans Real Estate Impala Custom Tudor, AT, PS, 238-6622 24. Henry Bletscher,, Trucks CHEVROLET- OLDSMOBILE AC, vinyl top. Call 765-3748 at field, JANSEN, NEBR. Serving Washington RINEY JUNGHANS EEDEI County's Alma, Kansas. SB21 238-2019 .Phone 632 Telephone 402 424-2670 WASHINGTON, KANSAS ROLAND JUNGHANS Automotive Needs WANTED- Radiator for Mo- FOR SALECel-1-teV11;e1K: MAIN over 40 years del A Ford. H. H. Tatge, Phone 238-6160 240 acres, notheast 913 258-2228. JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS nearly newmode _PI,first.clas, SB20 e.u1) rnec Buick -Opel Conta.ct.,ra. FOR SALE- 1971 % ton Chev. us., 314 N Available DOUBLE-CHECKED Hivt4oiTT2 FOR SALE OR RENT Seneca, us., sear old pickup, 307 engine, 4 speed log wit USED CARS transmission. Ph. 913456-9360, Lake cottage on Council Grove 1968 Buick Electra Wamego, after 6:00 p.m. x20 city lake. Good location on e,brie} 4 door Cus- Good Used Units north side, just off blacktop. re typef tom, full power Tins boil( and air. En-1967 Chevrolet % ton, WANTED- Topoff stock Furnished modern cottage, fully joy your vacationin this one 6 cyl., 4- racks for Giant 13%' truck hway, 3 speed, non -slip rear carpeted, with patio. Available 4 whole, end, hea-bed. Harris Ramsour, Alta Vis- 1!'t 1968 Olds Cutlass2 door vy duty all the way, 25,000 now. Owner will finance. Phone Waiver Of hard- ta, Kansas 229-5237. x21 316 767-5386, Council Grove, Will assi, top $1795 actual miles. 1967 Buick Wildcat 1963 Jeep 4 -wheel drive, Kansas. On C°°"6 started 4 dr, PS, % cab, I PB, AC, full setnew tires power take -off, lockouts, 23,- L.H. RUMSEY Cr4 000 miles. Real good. Real Estate And rite A 1967 Mere station $1795 e913' wagon, 3 AT ri seat, PS, PB, AC. A clean Always A Good SelectionOf I one New And Used Cars BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN ewanaAlleGriea:u:rrs: $1950 & Trucks PCA LOAN 1966 Buick Sport Wagon, In Stock forImmediate Delivery NEAR CLAY CENTER Repayment Tailored 410 MasseY PS, For Sale Model5 AC, local one owner.. $1250 To Your Income 1966 Dodge 2 door hardtop, Skinner Chevrolet 5 -acre beautifully kept dtarelir89I.. clean suburban Call OWEN DUER $1195 Phone 632-2102 with 3-bedoom home, closeto _ 1963 Buick 4 door hardtop$450 CLAY CENTER, Clay Center, Ks. Ideal forrais- head KANS. ing a few calves 913 -776-7061 Henry -MANY OTHERS- or horses. Has rn Ca 1965 CHEV. 2 -ton,13% Badgernumerous fruit trees, as wellas aka} flatbed, Harsh hoist,no 2 -speed, walnut and almond trees.An Ser° Manhattan Motors good condition,$1,175.00.Ph. ample water supply. MANHATTAN, KANS. SALE BUICK - OPEL 336-2800, Seneca,Kans. 422 Cot x20 FOR SALE - 160 acres, im- lkor 311 Houston PR 8-3537 FOR SALE- 1962 % ton Chev. Loren E. Law proved, modern house. Excel- 5,04 Used Car Lot 231 Houston pickup, 6 -cylinder, 4-speed. Roy REALTOR lent water. 120A cultivated. One PR 6-4414 Schmale, Clay Center,Ks. Ph. 907 6th 612-3159 mile east of Riley- on Hwy.24 - MANHATTAN. KANSAS Wakefield 461-5764. x21 CLAY CENTER, KANS. Lloyd Jahnke, John W. Jahnke, "If It's A Home, SeeLoren"Administrators. SB20 JUNCTION CITY Foie My 13, 1971

Tractors 1962 Deere 3010D in. 1962 Massey 85D, transmission Cleanest Used BuffaloRaz overhauled acres wwe fermi, 1965 Deere 3020 diesel Machinery In 1967 Oliver 1950T with 4 -wheel ting agndand Frorr,i,M:.1,13::"TOH.P. Central Kansas of good gratatstingo From 32 to 133 PTO-H.P. From 32 to 133 970 my. drive ar. obi TRACTORS (mfr. est. max.) (mfr. est. max.) 1962 Case 830 diesel, overhauled to frno°rdern904,, home. tilt steering, New IHC Machines 1962 Moline M5 propane, nice Tractors grass ei041361y71,ao4 Farmall 856D, hydro. seat,3 -pt., dual valves New Combine Special SUBURBAN SPECIAL 1969 A -C 190XT diesel, Series Farmall 656 gas, 2 -pt., dual 315 belt drive, PS, 14.9 tires, 1969 INC 140, with belly mow- III, cab, low hours. )n - 800are, ,,,Tul`q967 At Old Prices Save u - double cylinder chain- $5460 er, 1 bottom plow and har- 1967 A -C 190XT diesel, clean, sas. ath. valves IH 706 diesel,wide front, IH No. 47 wire baler row, less than 100 hours low hours, rear end change- ter laYdng.eryNebweae, - Save USED TRACTORS ErAfenders, 2pt. IH No. 16 side delivery rake 1968 JD 3020 D, 1500 hours over ill- Farina 2 point Save -990D David Brown with loader 1965 A -C 190XTD, rear end ng 160sk 1964 JD 4020 D, good Topeka.or, grk, Farmall M 1953 Super M IH No. 27 twine baler- NEWFarmall 806D Farmall 706D 1950 John Deere A 1964 A -C D19 diesel M at Farmall 706G, overhauled 1950 JD model D with starter, changeover finarieed, 7°drf,... 951 Farman $1725 es 5 John DeereA IH No. 58 6 -row corn planter Farmall 706D, turbo with cab very nice 1964 A -C D-17 III diesel, new save -Farman 706G, overhauled 1947 IHC M with WF overhaul KCleanest 20.ur4 MISCELLANEOUS Farmall 656G, hydro. ansas . IH No. 101 spreader, 100 bu. COMBINES in West CenE 101 combine,12' header IH No. 10 16x8 fert. drill Farmall 560G Farmall 560D LOADERS ice 4: IHC 12' disc Farmall 504G GB800 for Case 830 1969 Gleaner G, cab, 20' 3 -bedroom o. 37 DuAll loader with bucket 3 M Farmalls 46A Deere for 3020 rn carpet and o. 37IHC 10'9" disc Peerless all purpose roller mill 1968 Gleaner G, cab, 20' ftirnit', 10' Farmall Super H 47 Deere for 2510 1968 Gleaner G, cut wheat only ord wheel disc,rotary mold- P020 G John Deere Freeman for Moline M5 1969 Gleaner F, 17' head an Nearnew 465 4 -row lister, PLANTERS Would tr'. fert., rubber press, New IH No. 58 6 -row 10 HP Cub Cadet with mower 45 Deere 2 cylinder tractor 1964 Gleaner E, 13' head, clean trade fOr boards, - SAVE 1960 Gleaner A, 14' head 3.pt. or fast hitch IH 4 row lister, RM press, USED COMBINES ROW CROP res Hy pass str. 450 3 -pt., 2 -row lister,rotary gandys $475 1955 Gleaner A, 14' head eastern Kansas'', rubberpress 403 with cab, 16' WF 4 row JD front cultivator1959 Massey Ferguson 82, 14', 6th moldboards, IH 2 row lister with fert $50 for 3010, etc. new building wheel, fert. Three 303, two with cabs new motor overhaul 1, for r IH 16x8 fert. drill with press WF 4 row JD front cultivator plus inventory. C 33A loader Two 203 with cabs All above machines have been IS 'ndraulic hydraulic bucket $245 141 - 12' 91 - 10' for 620, 60, etc. run through the shop or are n - Man mo, HAY TOOLS 101, 12' with corn head 2 row DL2 weeder in the process for chooseyore loader from, ermhand stacker on an H MISCELLANEOUS ailIou- flee. 69 IH No. 47 twine baler, like USED MACHINERY MISCELLANEOUS .1M1places tractor new FB168B Deere drill, new disks pointment C150 manure spreader, PTO, JD 214 twine baler, slick 560 6x16 steerable plow B168 drill John Deere No. 34 forage har- truck tires 3 540 4x16 steerable plows vester, pickup attachment & a JD side delivery rake.... $75 IHC 168 drill 2 -row narrow head DAM IH twine balers at last IH No. 31 7' mower $125 414 Ford steerable 2 old Century wheel sprayers year's cost, one lett Several 3 or 4 bottom mounted4 section JD peg harrow 1968 Gehl forage harvester and itg IH No. 45 twine baler $125 cutter bar REAL Eslz IH No. 9 horse mower..$45 plows 16' & 20' IHC wheel springtooth DO Phone IHC 416 pull -type plow John Deere No. 38 forage har- Kendall Garage JD No. 14 twine baler $425 18' and 28' Moridge springtooth vester with pickup attach- AND IMPLEMENT 37 10'9" IHC disk 28' Crust Buster Is SILVER Lai DISKS OR PLOWS AC 15' folding disk 20' JD F100 field conditioner ment & 2 row head U Allis Chalmers feed wagon Licensed in Kansn, Phone IH 2x14 mounted FH plow BMB 7' shredder 4 old No. 14 hoe sections Ott. Nebraska, Iowa 6 -row Allis Chalmers 500 plan- ar,:. $145 No. 12 IHC rake, mounted 60 JD riding mower our Jim Kocher, Ng 46T IHC baler ter 293-5661 IH No. 37 wheel disk, 10'9" JD 11'7" TWA plowing disc 1968 Allis Chalmers 780 forage $395 14T JD baler Oliver 50 & IHC 45 balers LEONARDVILLE. KANS. 60T Oliver baler 8' Allis 3 pt. blade harvester with pickup att. MM 6' oneway on rubber $265No. 16 IHC 1 row chopper 1966 Ford baler For Your F IH 5 section springtooth with 12' hybrid 3 pt. chisel 1958 New Holland 68 baler USED TRACTORS 56 IHC blower, PTO 8' Moline wheel chisel, GL carrier $295 AC blower New Holland hay equipment at needs check at 4000 gas, SOS JD 3x16 mounted 3 -pt. plow 210 JD corn head 1970 prices. We need to sell Agency. If we do .TD manure screader so $295 MM, Kra., -se & JD oneways or 59871 gas, SOS 2 forage wagons 469 Haybines, 1010 bale wagons, on a listing we sal a57960 gas, 5 spd. IH wheel disk, 12' No. 37$675 RW Deere, 37 IHC wheel disks 903 Speed -Rower locate it for yea. Wagon with hoist 14' Kewanee disk 954 NAA, slick IH H&M 250 cultivator . $50 Allied grinder mixer 1954 NAA with loader Oliver 3x14 pull plow $125 14' Case wheel disk Jost Implement Co. Martin Hr9518NFord IH No. 60 high clearance 3x16 FIELD CU'ri.-ERS 202 wesi 8N Ford pull type plow $295 Henry Brothers Gehl Fro 1 -row, with pickup 79N Ford Schaefer 10' wheel disk $375 No. 12 JD, 34 & 38 JD 2 -row's 316 - 947-3182 y Office Neer 9N Ford TH 5x14 semi -mount plow $595 Implement, Inc. Jan Pickup & cutter bar for No. 8 HILLSBORO, in Eveningsh.A55 TO 30 Ferguson IH No. 37 wheel disk, 12'$545 CALL LOREN AT SENECA Papec & 1HC 2 row ACK SAIJNA,M960 MF 65 gas $100 AlLMOULLMICItt, .ge. IH 4x14 pull plow 913 336-2111 WD Allis, good III No. 311 3x14 FH plow $275 KANS. Ex - Fulmer Real M Farman, PS IH 3x16 pull plow $100 SHOUSE F-20 Farmall Allis 3x14 mounted $40 CATHERINE IR. 1 B John Deere IH 2x14 mounted, 3 pt... $195 IMPL. CO. Tractors REALT0h IH 3x14 FH mounted .... $100 JOHN DEERE) MACHINERY BARGAINS IH 3x14 pull type $100 CALL JOE AT HOLTON L Abilene, Kans. 1964IHC 806 LP 0 Oft4 Ferguson 3 pt. plow $150 913 364-2221 1948IHC H un- TRACTORS 14 MM plow $99.95 Store CO 3-3051 1946JD G gas 6 JD plow $99.95 JD 3010 diesel, clean local Ed Shouse CO 3-1066 1947JD D gas tap- 4 IHC snap hitch plow $85 IH 1-300 utility, TA, fast hitch Ron Shouse CO 34515 1947A -C WC 43 pt. Ford plow $65 $550 Ready To Go) 250. CULTIVATORS FARM FOR SALEI63 pt. Cockshutt plow $75 Allis WC with PTO, runs good to JD 4520D, low hours & SPRINGTOOTHS 550 acres on the 5n4 3 ot. Dearborn plow$75 $150 JD 4020, PS, WFE Used Tractors 15' Krause field cultivator Richmond, Ks. Wei 4 MH plow $60 TH F706 diesel, wide front 4 rollover for Cub IH 1-460 utility with loader JD 4020 SR, WFE, low hours JD 4 row front mounted culti- qVI with two modem .. $45 JO 12' pull chisel 1967 3020 power -shift vator water andnaturala 14 Dearborn plow $50 $2950 1966 3020 diesel, good one lay- $975 JD 3020D, WFE, low hours Crustbuster 28' springtooth feed lots. One aVI.' $225 IH I-350 utility JD 3020 gas, overhauled 1967 2510 gas, 1500 hours Porta-harrow 20' springtooth El IFDorddis3c, NBpt. $200 southern slope, aro disc $275 Case VAC Utility JD 2010G, clean JD 50G 1966 Super 670 diesel MM tent $135 IR F560 diesel, clean 1964 3020 gas, good one RAKES slab. 338 a"in 'MFFord3 p3tritdi. III 706D with cab the restgrass insingle discs $225 F-450 gas with wide front Farmall Super C 1963 3010, overhauled JD Massey Harris 4 wheel rubber disc with loader ley, Richmond,Kot $35 Swartz WFE - 3010 1959 730D JD, wide front tire rake vEarris side rake IH Farmall H $375 5-3083. .. $100 JD 10' 3 pt. chisel with gauge 1960 530 JD, very good 16A IHC rake rd 5013 pt. 7'mower .. $195 IH F-656 gas, reconditioned wheels 1959 630 JD, good one WANTED - Earn. 5' rotary mower.. $185 JD 215A SP windrower with 1953 60 JD, live PTO SPREADERS side rake - TRUCKS JD 301 fertilizer spreader rent nearManhax conditioner 1954 Super H IHC PhoneTopeh No. 810A plow, 4x14 70 Ford F-350, custom cab, air 1948 M IHC, runs good Case 135 PTO spreader Laird, 1506 $135 cond., duals, 12' platform withJD 37 trail mower Grain-O-Vator No. 30 peke, Ks., JD 38 9' mower 1952 A JD 1949 A JD John Deere No. 44 PTO spreader Burns -Salisbury hoist, like NEW - SAVE JD 9W 3 pt. mower Also several others 1719 Homelite Chain Chev. 1% ton, duals, comb. bed FOR Saw JD 8 7' mower USED PLOWS MOWERS PASTURE Ft Sales & Service & hoist $395 JD 214WS baler, PTO Ford 7 -ft. mower acre Pasn.111' Dodge 1% ton, duals, with grain JD 214W baler, PTO JD F120 4x16 mtd. John Deere No. 5 loading th $195 year, East US24 body IH 46'T baler Case 220 baler JD F120 4x14 mtd. area 65 IH D-1100 3/4 ton pickup JD F125 3x16 mtd. PLOWS In Warceg° 62 Ford F-250 34 ton pickup Ford 250 baler Ida', 4564172. PR 8-5731 .TD No. 5 mower JD F120 3x16 mtd. JD 55H 3x14 rop- 63 IHC Scout 4x4 $995 JD 825A 3x16 2 -way Case 4x14 SALE byor JD 45 loader Phone Or See Gehl 1 row Chop -all JD 810 3x16 mtd. John Deere 3x14 810 3 -pt acresfarmland Gehl 2 row Chop -all 1961 AC 3x16 mtd. Pas Chet Westrup or Lloyd Hunter MISCELLANEOUS ate vation, 70 IH 50 2 row harvester 1955 AC 3x16 mtd. 10' Graham Hoeme chisel 4 HenryBle 913 238-5101, Junction City JD 34 2 row harvester, 1000 Also several others ClayCmeter, or 913 263.2399, Abilene JD & Krause 12', 14' & 15' disc field,.Phone EEDED RPM MISCELLANEOUS harrows 632. JD 34 2 row harvester, 540 RPM MANHATTAN M OH N S JD 850 disk tiller, very good A GOOD SELECTION OF 16x8 FOR SALE 101 Lundell flail chopper first-class JD AW 12-6 wheel disk JOHN DEERE FERTILIZER 240 acres n°,,todeS automobile Todd Tractor Co., Inc. GRAIN DRILLS LS nearlY newco-no fae -up mechanic. Available Box 33 See Or Call tywater.v,314 for you: Year old insulatedAmodern Calvin Crow or Ed Slusher Jet. 36 & 63 Newton Tractor Seneca, metal ding withair conditioned Osage Farm Eq. Co. & Impl. Co. rove orebrick &plateglass JUNCTION CITY, KS. 66441 913 336-2138 ,,,,tYPe,_, front. in 1302 S. Kansas thway,"'s building ison a major SENECA, KANSAS fullY 3 minutesfrom any In Frankfort 4 wholesaleauto supply COMBINES - Nice 1967 A -II [able res. John Deere RG2 rear mounted Gleaner.1959, 1958, 1954 Glea- 'JOHN DE ERE AT 3-2220 none Waiver Willassist qualified ners. 1954 John Deere 55. Good re, t. started man tocultivator, 2 row, 3 point k"" WM,/ Ph. 528-1422 OnCo in hisown business. IHC No. 46 baler, A-1 shape 12' platform for "C" Gleaner. NEWTON, KANS.' Write IHC No. 5 rake TRACTORS - Nice 1964 JD Co A. 0. Cavlor, And one 913 RR 2, orJohn Deere 851 rake OSAGE CITY, KANS. 3020 LP, RC, loaded.1958 JD 778-3603. Snowco bale loader LP 720 RC, loaded. Good 1957 The Man Gleane001ope TTAN, KANSAS 1963 JD 45 hi -lo combine, with International 650 LP, low hrs., you are buying from 3-1969 model " Fetes' cab Water Systems PS.1966 MF 180,gas,fully appreciates CASH ! 410 gs'55YAllis equipped. 1952 MM GTB. Cab 180.4 for JD 4010-3010. JD 4 -section We Have It Model Frankfort Impl. REPAIR SERVICE PARTS Model 1-47tateto,r We sell only the best and haverotary hoe, 3 -point.4 -row JD Call RAY COHORST 5 Star vie (1`."ANTED 3 -point corn sled. Ford cultiva- - Three or four over 2000 pumps pumping. tors, disc, springtooth.Nickel New 5e headto row 913 292-4458 lam earls,fit 410combine. We Trade - Rent Brothers, Buhler, Kans. x20 913 - 776-7061 [61 HenrY , Wakarusa,phone 913-862- Electric Motors - Pressure K. x21 Tanks - Sump Pumps FOR SALE - 1960 Internation- &Se°R SALE FRANKFORT, KANS. al 340 tractor, or trade for 3 or MANHATTAN, KANS. 422 - Massey Fergu- HOERMAN SUPPLY CO. 4 plow diesel. Also want parts corn head. is, William Warehouse At Zeandale for TD18A dozer. R. Hoover, WANTED: AC silage blower, phonens.913-862-1726 FOR SALE - 210 JD cornhead , Ka Wa- for 55 combine. Howard Goer- Phone 913 776-9253. 1515 NW 35th St., Topeka, Ksbelt type, dealers welcome. Jo- drn- x21 xcel- x23 ing, Peabody, Kans. x23 MANHATTAN, KANSAS x20 nas Eitel, Durham, Kans. One Vie, ;4320 Tractors Used Implements New Tractors HERINGTON 66 2510 gas, wide front $2975 'TRACTORS Case 1070 with cab .... $10,690 62 JD 3010G, syncro, WF,3 pt.,70 MF 180 gas, Case 970 with cab $9250 1 V, 1 cyL $2650 69 MF 1080 diesel Case 870 gasoline $7250 IrER 49 MH 44 gas $325 65 David Brown diesel Massey Ferguson 1080 $7500 rower P 46 JD G fuel R -O -M withStan - 64 J. I. Case 831 diesel Massey Ferguson 135 $3995 JOHN DEERE eurreerntIvilaY4 Hoist loader 60 J. I. Case gas Massey Ferguson 165 $4995 Ct $375' New 60 J. I. Case 801B diesel USED TRACTORS SChwatt COMBINES 57 J. I. Case 401 diesel torand hm_ 1969 Case 1030D with cab TILLAGE Fro0 67 JD 55, cab, 14' $5650 52 J. I. Case M 1969 JD 494A planter Current 62 JD 95, 16' $3500 52 John Deere A $6250 with 58 IHC 141, 14', cab 1965 Case 730 gas $1995 fert. & herbicide atts. $850 M Farmall JD 4 row 3 pt. curler ye / 57 JD 45, 10' $500 PLOWS $350 JD 2 row 3 pt. curler 55 JD 55, 14' MF 62 3x14 plow WC Allis LP 90 $950 Late model JD 3020 with 4-btm.JD 4 row front mtd. cultivator Massey Harris 72 3x14 plow JD F120 4x16 3 pt. plow erhault CHOPPERS Ford 3x14 plow semi-mtd. plow & mower re, 3 excellent condition JD F120 5x16 3 pt. plow 2 69 JD 2 row head for 38"rows J. I. Case M 3x14 plow JD 810A 3x14 3 pt. plow LP g .$775 MR 34 demonstrator NEW COMBINES TWA 11'7" plowing disk nt, 1969 JD 34 1 row & pickup J. I. Case 3x14 MR plow !arrow 2 M LP Oliver 535 with cab.... $8500Miller 16' offset disk 1411, 66 Gehl FH188, 1 row MR 36 plow Case 660 with cab .. dealer cost harrow 64 JD No. 12, 1 row MH 37 3x16 plow JD RWA 121/2' disk harrow diesd 64 IHC No. 50, 2 row Case 1660 with cab, dealer costJD 28' field conditioner New i.... MH 4x14 plow, mounted .;- Massey 300 with cab, dealer costIHC 20' springtooth -: Oliver Model A5440 4x16 plow, on wheel plow with .' 9 diesel, DISKS Massey 410 with cab, dealer carrier 'th 4x16 3 point cost 11111colux7°Ie't. JD BW 17'10" tandem IHC Model 210 2x16 plow, 2 - HAYING EQUIPMENT rent price GpI L JD RW 14' JD RW 12'6" way turnover New F120,444 Waldon double hitch for grain USED COMBINES 1967 Case 220 PTO twinebaler MISC IHC BX 2x14 plow Case 600 $1895 1964 JD 14T baler p).°A7 with sutir':- drills $250 & sealed No. 540 J.I. Case BX 44 4x14 plow Case 600 with cab $1995 1958 JD 14T baler bee 0::. Ford 611 $1495 ...... PLOWS DISK HARROWS IHC 2 point mower 2 new 4 Case IHC 203 with corn head $4995 BWA i.,T.'. 309 3x1 MF 3x14 3 pt. IHC 37 10'6" disk harrow wheel o. Many others IHC 91 10' with corn head TRACTORS carnet 0, 370 12' Krause 648 wing disk, 17'6" 1969 JD 3020 diesel harrowswith 69 Hesston 500 SP windrower, $1495 ri, AC who Krause 628 12'4" disk Massey Ferguson 92 1966 3020 JD diesel furrow fillers-ty: Kelly Ford gas 14' auger andcon- .... $995 IHC 37 11'8" disk Massey Ferguson 82 $1095 1956 IHC utility No. 300 Currentprieeoi ditioner $4250 IHC 37 12' disk ...... MM 7' 3 pt. Pitmanless Massey 60 with 2 row head, 1956 Jr) 70 gas, std. ... Krause mower J. I. Case SA 118 11'6" disk excellent condition.... $995 1954 JD 70 gas $225 John Deere RW 13'6" disk USED FARM Oliver 25 $1495 )! ...... IHC 37 13'6" disk harrow FORAGE Series1014x14 BALERS 3g. ooth han MF 52 10'9" disk harrow BACK HOES 1965 Gehl SP forage harvester bolt beams 61 IHC No. 46 twine, PTO, J. I. Case 16 springtooth & car- with 2 row 1967 4x16 ploww y 1969 Massey Ferguson Model Blue Fel vergood 50 rier 40 tractor backhoe & loader 1969 JD 38 forage harvester with sealed euma 3 JD14T twine PTO, choice J. I. Case 2 -row cultivator 1965 IHC tractor, Model 3165 with 2 row & shear -bolt $450 Hamil rigid tine cultivator loader backhoe 1968 JD 34 forage harvester 524 4x143 pt Snowco bale loader 19 $145 with 2 row beam plowwith 40' Mayrath 20" flight eleva- HAY TOOLS SWATHER 1965 Gehl 84 forage harvester ing coulters,14 tor, PTO 1970 Gehl 9' 4x16 MM $225 J. I. Case E7 7' mower $1995 with 2 row hydratilir DuAl No. 75, 3020 mtgs. $225 1971 Massey Ferguson 9' Ford 7' mower $2250 1963 Gehl 83 forage harvester plow on RTwith JD 45, 3020 mtgs. $275 new shares, Massey Ferguson 30 mower Good Model 220 Case baler, 1968 with 2 row nod Dual wheels, snapon, with David Bradley pull type mower W-9 IHC 15.5x38 tires 1963 Papec 92 with 2 row gasoline TEw. $175 J. I. ('as side delivery rake FORAGE HARVESTERS ...... Gehl C600 2 row $3250 Used 12' & 14' pickup reels for .,. MF 21 rake combines 55 Massev-Harris Schleif Impl. Co. MF 25 3 pt. rake Case Model 300 2 row $2750 tor, good CHECK Gehl 1 row all M J. I. rase baler $1950 SPECIAL PRICES ON NEW 1966 4020 diesel Rd!: der Gehl forage flail cutter Century 400 gallon sprayers with Roll -Gard Phone Interest Waiver On lb 3020 gas, 58 J. I. Case 425 corn picker dual wheels, 23)6_ Many Machines To 1972 SEE US FOR: 420, wade JD A, g COMBINES 1969 4020 diesel Lilliston Cultivators RCT John D 54 MH 80, 14' SP combine Ottawa Farm Imp. Co. RIO hours, slick.. 402 768-6077 Crust Buster Harrows 54 MH 80 combine Phone 242-4035 Grain-O-Vator & Blair 1955 400 RC gash MISCE 56 Allis Chalmers 100 12' com- tor, A-1 3 pt. 4 ro bine on Hwy. 59, 1 mi. south of Feed Wagons HEBRON, NEBR. OTTAWA, KANS. Hesston Windrowers g PTO 58 John Deere 45 12' combine GB Loaders Century Sprayers Jantz-Kaufm 58 J. I. Case 150 13' combine Big Ox Chisels & Blades o 6' 3 pt 60 MH 82 14' combine 14113i 3 pt. hit 59 MH 82 12' SP combine r, 1 year till-zr: 59 Massey 92 14' combine Tri-County Sales 3 pt. rota 63 J. I. Case 600 combine George Munkres 16x8 FBB J. I. Case 345 cornhead Phone Collect [4014NINERE,d 3161 1966 MF 410 14' combine with BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 HAY M ',11114 MCPHERSON, ILSuper 66 From 32 to 133 PT6H.P. cab HERINGTON, KANSAS (mfr. est. max.) No. 38 mo 1970 Hart Carter reel for MF From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. 410 combine (mfr. est. max.) Dauer lin*No. 8 mo New Machinery 14' Hume reel for MF 82 "RENT - A - RIG" WE HAVE A LARGE SELEC- rs mower TION OF KRAUSE, JD AND Company, ey baler At Sales Prices Big Ox blade 2 -wheel sic J. I. Case rotary cutter Tractors & Machinery INTERNATIONAL WHEEL International No. 14 rake DISCS. SEE US BEFORE YOU Idea side International No. 990mower 65 Gehl grinder mixer TRACTORS hay condi' conditioner, demo. Farmall 856 diesel BUY A NEW OFFSET OR Farmall 450 gas TANDEM DISC OR CHISEL Coo International No. 7 4section Kuhlman Motor Co. PLOW. yHarris peg harrow withfolding M -F, Case Farmall 656 gas, like new drawbar - Dodge IH 460 gas Krause will have a flexible , cab, ai LINN, KANSAS JD no. 70 diesel offset in size range from 13' to 55 HiLo, USED TRACTORS 1955 F300 gas, overhauled last19' on the market in August. 45 HILo, 1967 Farmall 706 spring From 32 to 133 FrO K2 40 \vith TRACTORS Stop in and see our 28W (mfr. est. mar -1 101 with 1966 AC 190XT diesel IH 1-300 Utility Super MTA flexible dot'ble offset that we 101, good 1964 Farmall 706 IH 50field cutter, 1- 1968 4020, good tires, clean and have in stock. 72 MACHINERY 2 IH 16 field cuttM1 1962 Farmall 460 low hours rat JD 4P, 1959 Farmall 560 1967 3020, wide front, aboveav- Case tractor manure spreader, USED MACHINES IH 45 ensilage blower, 1953 Farman Super C erage real good Used 32' Crustbuster 90, 7' 1948 John Deere B 1966 2510, wide front axle, 1300 IH 550 field cutter, 2 row Used 9' high clearance Graham blot% 1959 John Deere 430 hours Used IH 403 combine Hoeme chisel 3 new IH 120 sas I 1959 AC D14 IH 205 combine like new 1954 JD 70 diesel, widefront & COMBINES 151 combine USED TRACTORS Gehl grinder -mixer power steering 1959 45 combine Case Two 101 combines 1969 M670 Super gas, 630 hours 1951 John Deere A MH 82 combine 1963 John Deere 4010 LP, extra 1956 Farmall 230 MACHINERY 1957 MH 60 combine nice 14T JD baler JD 55 12A pull New G1000 MM Vista diesel at -...... -

bal:1156F119r;pi: USED HAY MACHINES Ford twine baler IH 315 combine, 14' special price nii.A9C16i65k151ve:nevn7Faws:,e International 46T baler MC side rake IH 45T baler, good .TD JD 14T baler GB push off assembly, hay Good Selection Of Used TRI International 45T baler stacker PLOWS Machinery - See Us For 3020, PS Case pull; IH 3x14 and 3x16; Your New Holland 9" No. NH No. 66 baler Ford two row cultivator Ili J1) SO, 1') AC 7' mower,snap hitch 9' RW disk harrow Allis 3x16 mounted; IH 412, Haying Needs Large FarmHod 190xtp d: JD No. 894A rake JD 200 cultivator 4x16 semi-mt.; Oliver 4x16 roll- 3020 dies Cunningham hay conditioner JD 3 section rotary hoe over, like new. Gould's, Inc. 706 IH Case 3x16 plow Used discs & springtooth har- 4010 die: USED TILLAGE JD No. 5 mower rows New Holland - Krause MISCE] International No. 311plow, JD 32 hay conditioner Moline - Crustbuster 31 Alp 9- 3x14, fast hitch RL2 JD cultivator HOLD -OVER PRICES ON International No. 411 IHC M tractor NEW MACHINERY - Oliver - IH rak, hitch 4x14 fast IHC H tractor826 gear and Hydrostatic JD 4rot B John Deere tractor 403 and 815 Combines 2 0 mi le Not. c International double tool Sunflower flexible blade plow MINNEAPOLIS Phone bar chisel BALERS: 430T and W 913 - 243-2609 tel JD 10' chisel plow, No. 40 stalk shredders to r 145H j pull type W W Smith& Sons 990 pull and 225 SP haymow- P125 JD]/120 International No. 3714' wheel er conditioners MOLINE JD disc CONCORDIA, ICS. Kest ,.34 JD International No. 37 And other equipment. , 12' wheel disc, 420 5th "o- 16 I PICKUPS 125 JD wheel disc, 10' SALES & SERVICE 16' 3 MM wheel disc, 14' ME 2-3148 1965 Ford %T, 6 cyl., 4 speed Kewanee 20' wing disc 1967 Dodge IhT, 6 cyl., 4spd. FARM TRUCK See us 1962 Chevrolet % ton pickup,6 Kewanee 14' wheel disc CLAY CENTER, KS. cyl., 4 -speed h( Massey -Harris 12' wheeldisc Grain Beds wiretied' Complete SEE US FOR USED CARS moil hingt Wamego Truck EMS FARMHAND EQUIPMENT And Hoists atom Line Of FAolscsilsrviousAi,oailtsAr4ewp1:14ro'An°1:1,°d4melf311r,40, LILLISTON CULTIVATORS In Stock Ready To Mount & Tractor Co. Behlen Steel -0 Phone w AULD Cinder Hydraulic& Farm Buildings DIM% 456-9661 CHEVROLET Machine Shop M 93'1,G 461-5414 1218 North 9th913 TA 7-3212 ASKIBi WAMEGO, KANS. Wayland Const.Co. WAKEFIELD SAL NA, KANS.767401212 Nights g 91 FOR SALE -Two 1968 Melro BINS, AUGER EQUIPMENT FOR SALE- Lister, plow, FOR SALE - IHC TD9hyd. gears f 10' draper type pickup attach- Phone or write MikeWayland at mower, cultivator, for Super Cdozer. Two Cat D4 hyd.dozers. al he Single ments, good. Gale Lund, Green, Phone EA 5-2134 Farmall. Phone 913 776-9791, Cat 40 gas hyd. dozer. 913 92361 Ks. WI 4-2928. - 456.7364, x20 Washington, Kansas66968 Manhattan, or 913 547-3562, axle lowboy. Phone ' 7 Willis. x20 Paul Hill, Belvue, Ks. x21 July 13, 1971 AFTER New At Marysville 1970 LOLLEY New Equipment 1855 Oliver, 250 'hours CUSTOM FARMING re'°WerurTent withlt1,41 Pek 1967 Oliver 1750 diesel New 5200 Ford diesel.... $6800 See Iry Jamestown 1967 John Deere 1020 CUSTOM COMBINING New 8000 Ford diesel... $9600 New gas with JD 720 diesel $1650 hwns,. loader SERVICE AVAILABLE 1966 JD 4020 diesel forand lzb4, 1966 3000 Ford, new rubber r PTO H.P. 1966 Oliver 1650 gas From 32 to 133 1964 930 CK Case, very good 001r. est. max.) DOUBLE CROPPING completely overhauled $2150 Currentprktt, 1967 Oliver 550 condition 720 John Deere diesel A SPECIALTY 1957 JD 720 diesel 1963 830 Casa with Case-o-matic Save AfterHarvest 1959 IHC 340 1951 JD R diesel 2 ' 00.- ..... "WE ARE READY 1959 971 Ford diesel We still have some MF 1100 die- Wagn bpis 1959 IHC 460 gas sel tractors on hand at the with 1962, completely WHEN YOU ARE" 1145t F504 LP gas, John Deere A MISCELLANEOUS old price structi ettrl., overhauled, front $1950 560 International diesel, wide Spraying and Cultivating New Birch 14' 3 pt. rotary hoes 'valve, 3 pt.,wideO front Service Available USED COMBINES 2 nw" . ';FT06 LP gas, 1964, 2 pt., wide 9N Ford with loader $650 & TRACTORS front, TA, IPTO 5() Give us a call to discuss New 6 and 4 row Birch cultiva- Have Waiver Of Interest rnixera'w with.j°44..%. 2- hyd. your tors 7N0o%int 1952 M FARM MACHINERY harvesting and double cropping With A 10% Down Payment v 50 46 International baler needs - New Ford 532 baler, twine tie UntilJan. 1, 1972 2 $1975 -ttem ,.0460 d.. 5x14 Case plow, semi -mounted 1961 Oliver combine, 12' 1950 GREGG LOLLEY New Ford 4 bottom semi- Nev,Ne '' valves... 66 AH JD plow, 4x16 pull type 1958 John Deere 45 combine, -353x162.t,.:1)19 diesel, AC, 1964, excellent 913 456-7804, Wamego, Ks. mounted plows on hand 12', very good F130 John Deere 4 bottom plow Allied grinder -mixer mill $1375 witGhvi4x11.26 mgtasd. plow $3650 Ford 2 -bottom roll-over plow 1°59 MH 82, 14' $1800 Co4Z1vItersvii,t1111Tsea''-:: LORAN LOLLEY Artsway mixer mill $1950 a:re 1960 IHC 151 combine, 15' with rent 411 IH 4x14 mounted plow Special on 5' Imco rotary mow- Price New Miller offset disc in stock 913 456-9589, Wamego, Ks. cab $2250 New pi.20.444.; MISCELLANEOUS ers $295 1962 no. 23 IHC corn head $300 plow with F120 3x14 John Deere plow rt: No. 540 4x14 steerable plow 6432 Oliver 3 bottom roll-over Massey Harris No. 22 cornhead, & sealed hea.4-4 $595 plow pull Type Midwest Sales & MF No. 222 cornhead . $1250 Currentonce; '14 Case plow, semi-rntd$295 1961 Oliver 2 row corn 'head 2 new 6341 Oliver 3 bottom roll-over Service BWA o. 309 3x14 3 -pt.plow $195 plow Forage Harvesters $250 wheel carried wheel disk $650 80" Howard Roto-vator, used o. 370 12' IH 110 Jr) Chuck Wagon TRACTORS 116 Walnut harrows J' AC wheel disk $250 .... $5951970 John Deere No. 38 with very little $1000 with 2%, MF 4 -row front mounted culti- 2 row 40" head or 2 row 30" furrow fillers, x12 Kelly Ryan feed wagon vator head 316 382-2570 MF 88 6x16" semi -mounted $475 COL: P%AIENT plow Current pricesi 4 row rear mounted Case 1969 IHC No. 550 with 2 row 8' Krause field cultivator cultivator head or 7' direct cut head MARION, KS. $595 Ford front mounted cultivator,1967 AC No. 780 with 2 -row Pfister -Rhodes USED FARMEf,-: 6' 4 section JD drag spring - 4 -row head Series 1014x143;:. tooth harrow $145 Case 4 row front mounted culti- Save Save bolt beams 1965 IHC No. 50 with 2 row - Impl. Co. " vator for Case 730, 830, 9q0 :er 1967 4x1613lue 30" head, pickup attachment In Hiawatha Neuman Hardware 1966 Oliver 535 combine, 14' 1965 Gehl No. 84 with 1 row Phone 439-6219 with sealed head head, pickup att. 1030 Case diesel & sheartolthii & Implement Co. 101 International combine, 12' 1965 John Deere No. 12 with 2 JD 4020 diesels with turbo JAMESTOVVN, KANS. 524 4x143 pt. IR - head 2 row head or 6' direct cut blowers and cabs beam plow Phone 316 1969 Oliver 5555 combine, 16' att., pickup att. ing coulters AI Good selection of other used FOR SALE r header, hydrostatic drive tractors 4x16 MM hvdrai::: Can -Finance And Deliver 1206 International diesel, cab & 2 new John Deere straw chop- plow on RT 799.2128 NEW SPECIALS duals pers,stillin boxes, for 105 er new shares, srol Tractor Radio Sale Field Queen, Inc.. 4010 JD diesel with cab combines. Wtill ship.ea. $360 W-9 IHC gasoline WIETEWA tit, KS. 67154 $55.00 941 Case, gas 4 new JD RG6 six -row rear (for all models) Box 317 (316) 722-0461 mount cultivators, 2 coulters, for 55 massev.Hares Good selection of windrowers CHECK OUR PRICES New 520 baler $1775 MAIZE, KANSAS 67101 and combines each $1400 tor, good 2 new JD F835 3x16 spinner all M with 3 pt. hitch & These are just a few of the plows each $850 1966 4090 diesel MItrader Peschel Bros items on our lot with Rollflart111'3020 gas, very good Gas & Diesel USED dual wheels, 1.11 420, wide front, good 1'mile east of Davies Implement Co. 1 JD A, good Shop Service 1 Vicks High Boy Sprayer 1969 4020 diesel RCI Marysville on $1250 John Deere B MOST up-to-date service C;23 wy. 1 4 -row Lilliston rolling cult., PO hours, Oa Highway 36 shop in our area less over row units, like new 1955 400 RC gain MISCELLANEOUS Complete diesel testing equip- tor, A-1 ...... 3 pt. 4 row rotary hoe Phone 562-2377 ng PTO hamtnermill, 3 pt. ment to take care of the major- 1 used very good 11' JD TWA MARYSVILLE, KANS. ity of tractors. disk harrow, 26" cone disks JantzKaufrE hitch Boring bars, line boring ma- HIAWATHA, KANSAS 'ers pno 6' 3 pt. shredder chine, welding, electrical, acety- $1250 t! 3 pt. hitch 4 -row cultiva- We Have What You lene. 1' or, 1 year old Valve equipment, rod align- Save During Harvest Griffith Eqpt. Co. 3 pt. rotary shredder Need In Belleville ment tools. ;IL ")16x8 FEB fert. drill Competent factory trained per- 1966 Ford 6000 diesel 806 266-5555 310 Model G JD new rubber HAY MACHINERY JD 4020, PS & WS with 660 sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, Excel cab for 930 Case, excel- 806 266-5831 mcpHERsoNII Super 66 with engine, good hrs. electrical and general mechan- lent shape No. 38 mower, very good JD 4020D, wide front, syncro ical work. IHC 660 diesel Box 996 Dauer Irv'? No.8 mower, good John Deere 630 gas 1962 JD 4010 propane,real MORTON, TEXAS yers mower -conditioner, good John Deere 720 LP, wide front BOWMAN'S sharp ,EC- CompanY,:ss-eY.ebaler, low price Phone CE 8-4103 1967 G1000 MM, cab & duals LND 12.w heel el side deliveryrake COMBINES ew Idea side rake 1964 JD 55 combine, 14' and cab Farm Impl. & Truck Co. COMBINES Used Tractors COU hay conditioner ready to go 240 East Eighth 1969 Gleaner G diesel,cab, There's real quality in these: OR 1959 Case 1000, 16', cab JUNCTION CITY, KANS. extra, extra nice 2 190XT diesels, excellent con- COMBINES 1959 JD 55, 14' 1 1968 Gleaner G, cab dition eyEarris 35 1954 MH SP90, 14', cab 95, cab, air cond.,very good 1967 Gleaner C 1965 reconditioned JD 4020 dsl. 55 HiLo, We're Overstocked In1 1966 Gleaner C -II with new tires $5200 dble very good MISCELLANEOUS 1965 Gleaner C -II 1967 1030 Case, excellent, only 3' to 45 HiLo, good Used John Deere No. 34 forage Used Combines !!! 40 with corn head harvester, like new 1 1962 Gleaner C 1600 hours $5400 t. From 3210111Oh. 101 with cab Straw chopper for JD 95 corn- PRICES ARE CUT 1958 Gleaner A, 1963 D19 diesel 101, good condition TO MINIMUM 1951 Gleaner A 1963 A -C D19 gas, good rubber we eu bine IH 50 field 72 I HF40 corn disc with 3 pt. 1960 MF 82 $1000 IHC 1?0 one-way, like new $3200 21x 16field ral JD 45's JD DLA corn disc with Orth- 1959 MF 92 $1500 3 nt. 12' chisel, like new D-17 Series IV, 3 pt., gas 90, 7' C 440 cornhead, good D19, gas, cab 111 45 ensilage'''. man, 3 pt. 1960 MF S92 $1750 A -C round baler new John Deere 214W baler with 1960 MF S92 $1750 MISCELLANEOUS TH 3 ensi,lage .4 1949 JD 55 slashed .ham ansas Farm Mchry. Wisconsin engine 11 shank AC chisel, double 3 new III12°P.' 2 John Deere 14T balers 1952 JD 55 slashed A &W Eqpt. Co. spring damps ricesor CE 3.1374 1955 JD 55 slashed GePhl grinder' SPECIALS ON NEW 1958 JD 55 slashed 913 - 738-3379 4 bottom snap coupler plow EQUIPMENT 1959 JD 95 with cab slashed 4 bottom snap coupler semi- LOUIS SALE West 24 mounted plow NCtra JD 4400 combine, 16' platform 1963 JD 95 slashed CPA F4004 ;ORR DEERE at Goodyear Papec No. 870 feed maker BELOIT,KS. 1 brand new AC 302 wire baler 1956 111 Kneib with auto -loader head TRACTOR SPECIALS $1750 el at jog TOPEKA 1967 JD 4020, clean and field Owatonna grinder -mixers, Mo- AC 190 E,,,n°1 Belleville imp'. ready New & Used Tractors del 95, excellent JD Letz 1962 IHC 460, fine condition like new hog, CTO RS 3020, P RA CT Ford 8000 diesel with oab, 11155W wirt,,,n. Rhine Impl. Co. or 10, y, JD 60, WF, demonstrator Ph. JA 7-2261 Salina Implement Co. Ford 5200 diesel, demonstrator 190XT diesel,AC e trait 3020 diesel, 1963 Ford Model 4000 all-pur- Larg heel wide front 601 S. Broadway TA 3-2206 913 325-3176 less 706 III ve/OHN DEERE) Norman Hanshaw pose gas, 4 speed transmis- diesel sion 55tiovgo4010 dieselstandard BELLEVILLE, KANS. Call Dennis after hours At 913 TA 5-1470 1954 IHC Super MTA, extra k MISCELLANEOUS e good WASHINGTON, KANS. 351mMFnsti9t'mower SALINA, KANSAS 67401 9N Ford T See In Cuba JD 4row cultivator 1964 Gleaner F with cab, in very ITSED IMPLEMENTS TRACTORS iv 3 pt. good condition 1964 Owatonna Mo'lel 91, 14' 1968 4020 tractor, diesel with Oliver cultivator 190XT LIKE NEW cab & dual rear FalUn 20 hove, iv No. 468IH cultivator 1961. A Gleaner with cab swather with crimper, shop sona, To ssy 6 F145HJD plow D-19 Allis Chalmers diesel, ex- ThisAllis-Chalmers190XT reconditioned, A-1 1951 Standard Oliver, cheap D9 6 F125 tra good condition Ford Model 250 baler 1967 4020 diesel overhauled to rigthIll JD plow tractor, bought new in Decem- 4 P120JD plow D-19 Allis Chalmers turbo ber 1969, with only 850 actualFord 8' mounted disc 1963 3010 diesel, overhauled 0. 34 JDcutters charged diesel in very good hours, offered at the low priceFord 12' mounted springtooth ,16. Bol` PLOWS Want No. 16IH cutter condition of Three, four and time bottoms 10.125 JDChuckwagons 4 row John Deere lister with Ford Tractors & Implements 790 16' 3 pt. fert. attachments Versatile Swathers FOE' ona Krause chisel $5975 Glencoe Farm Equipment DISK IIARROWS CE 1966 John Deere 95, very good 13 to 17 foot New air°Iva"g NoeUs ForOswalt Roto-haler. excellent condition CentralKansas 1954 MH 90 Special, 14' with 2 - Hanover Impl. Co. George Motor Co. COME' :NES crushei godel.; , row corn head, in good condi- Hanover 60 Allis, good Pew. rie ort, aSnin tion TRACTORS No. 45 1964 JD combine gton Impl.Co. 1. used IHC baler ED 7-2821 or cOoira 15' Krause disc Marysville Phone 446-3340 HAY BALERS Also ri-it HI 3-4843 )EQUIPMENT John Deere and IHC ant Phone Cuba Impl. Co. AlUe-Ote&MICKI. CLYDE, KS. HANOVER, KANS. yrNAL-6',JOHNpp EA 5-2301 Emporia Impl. Co. 84 WANTED - Used Moridge and , Phone 9134F7 FOR SALE - 1965 JD 4020D Tox-O-Wik dryers. Call Bud BILL JOE MOrprtliope 91cp' WASHINGTON. tractor, used 1800 hours, $5200.Bebermever, 913 544-3827, Rob- KANS. 1965 JD F145H 5x14 plow $800. N 7.3212 Cuba, Kans. inson, Ks. SB23 316 342-31.46 ALL*A ou0Aistece 1970 Krause 1071 chisel, 14', 01 ease, ringand gears forFordson 114" shanks. Speed King 34' WANTED TO BUY- Wrecked Orvalhenernan, Dexta. FOR SALE - MF 410 combine,grain auger. Orville Miller, Rt. 1923 W. 6th hYd- ver, Ra. 337-2482, or burnt tractors & eqpt., pref- JOHN DEER!, rs 14'. 913 456-9236, Wamego, Ks. 2, Valley Center, Ks. 67147. erably late. E. D. Longhofer, ngle SB21 SB20 SB21 382-2620, Marion, Ks. SB22 EMPORIA, KANS. 1364, X21 FAIR SALE - 1966 IHC 806D.ALL WHITE German Shep. USED TRACTORS USED EQUIPMENT wide front end, 3 paint. Jamesherd puppies, purebred(not 1970 Ford 5000 180 Allis tractor D. Davis, Scandia, Kansas 913registered). Sidney Johnson, 1970 82015M 16 speed Ford H Farman 335-2570. SBZ1 913 227-2532. tractor, demo. C Allis and cultivator SB23 1969 4000 8 speed diesel, with G combine with' 4-40 corn head730 JD DIESEL standard, new SADDLE PONY $15,00" tires, -new paint, $1500.00. 1958 - Gentle, 8 GB loader, 60" bucket, demo. 3 pt. John Deere mower, 9' bar years old, 750 lbs. Nice.$m. fro'swir cor( 1969 4000 8 speed gas with Semi -mounted JD mower, 9' bar A Baldwin, new cab, oversize Ralph Hammond, Wakefield, RabbitIli tires, late model header, $2200. Box 2.6.5.cee.t,.t Superior 42" bucket 82T Allis mower, 9' bar, like Phone 461-5859. x20 1963 1010 John Deere with cult. new NH 271 wire baler, $800. Snow - 67060. xtVI 1959 MF 85 diesel 2 JD 7' mowers co bale loader $65. 12' No. 37 11-1 NCO) 1955 Cockshutt diesel tractor JD 20' sprdngtooth harrow, foldwheel disc $175. AC motor Household FOR 1951 WD Allis & mower up, 3 pt. grader, $500. NH 1280 self-pro- thriving Central 1969 Hydrostatic 10 HP garden 16' Allis springtooth, 3 pt. pelled baler, $800. D-2 Cat and Call 913to serene: tractor with 42" mower dozer $800. Ernest Nutsch, Rt. rdia'S ce 1947 H Farmall NEW EQUIPMENT 2, Derby, Ks. 776-2229. x20 W, 48" sickle bar mower for PRICED TO GO 100% VinylLatex 904 Allis windrower FOR SALE - D7 17A Cat doz- WALL PAINT garden tractor, top condition82 3 point Allis mower er DCPU, oil clutch, good un- ay, Jul; Heavy Duty- Washable red by t USED EQUIPMENT K combine dercarriage, new rails. D6 9U HA Cat dozer, good undercarriage. rodeo 'A 406 4 row JD planter with fert.180 diesel tractor 2.93 Your place nr-:: 190XT diesel tractor Both new paint and in good per gal. 2 row JD 3 pt. lister with rub- Also Good Selection anteed. and Coun ber press wheels shape.625 N.W. 39th, Phone Of or nite, amber 913 286-0208, Topeka, Ks. x20 Linoleum: 9x12, 12x12,12x15 9 3x14 Dearborn plow Schaefer Eqpt. Kansas. ay, A 2 row Dempster 3 pt. runner planter with fert. 1115 West 6th FOR SALE - 1968 MC 403 FAITH'S at even 3 pt. Case disc plow combine, 18' header, belt drive, FURNITURE relate wit 6' BMB Brute pull mower cab, excellent condition. West- aeon ern Implement Co., 2256 S. West East US 24 PR 8-3786 Case 2x14 plow, pull type DI 2-3172 MANHATTAN, KANSAS night Case 3x14 plow, pull type AA.1411.0fAtMfmt St., Wichita, Kans. 316 943-4261 WOOD sHon, Case baler SB20 of Ises. key EMPORIA, KANS. Center, 2 row Ferguson 3 pt. cultivator I{ MF 3 pt. 7' mower FOR SALE - 1970 John Deere Randolph 501 Ford 8' 3 pt. mower CORNPICKER HEADS 4400 combine, 18', no cab, repos- WATER wEt, testing A Si sessed unit. Western Implement &ing 713 Ford backhoe We have 5 Allis-Chalmers corn- Co., 2256 S. West St., Wichita, Appliance Center plastic 2 -section drag harrow picker heads, Model GL -440, casing; Dearborn 7 -ft. mower never used. Close-out price Kansas 316 9434261. SB20 has Westinghouse room collect 913 2;.. tIn ditioners air con- Strader John Deere no. 5 mower FOR SALE - 1963 Case 930, in stock from5000 IHC 7 -foot mower $2000 EACH low hours, excellent condition. BTU to 26,000 BTU. Seeus be- ids, Kansas. John Deere 6 -ft. no. 5 mower fore you buy for the right ce Located at Hastings, Nebr. Western Implement Co., 2256 and best price. size Phone Paul Newsome days: S. West St., Wichita, Kansas GOV'T Strea office M. B. Salisbury Co. 402 463-3191 Night 463-4459 316 9434261. SB20 RANDOLPH, KANSAS lure will 1st door east of post office Combat boots, CE 3-7411 FOR SALE - 1968 Internation to supe TRA:Toas Genuine issue, try ins al 856, 3 point, dual hydraulics, Waterproof, We Probably Pay Stee; - 1700 hours. Western Implement Sens. 114 Quincy More taxes, interest, and keep BOATING fortable nylon EQUiPMEMY Co., 2256 S. West St., Wichita, obert Doll a better balanced inventory Ks. 316 943-4261. SB20 good durable TOPEKA, KANS. than anybody in the business. have a goodsuoTopeka oft prices. beinget WANTED - 3 row 30" corn- Pumps, plumbing, plastic head for 303 IHC combine. and k pipe, drainage, PVC hot & cold, Tarpaulins-go.. USED MACHINERY Roepke Seed Farm, Rt. 3, Box NOT TOO LATE Consult' BARGAINS 1000 ft. coils. Orangeburg. Steel discount price, 210, Manhattan, Phone 913 NOT TOO EARLY ponchos, duffel pipe, cast iron, copper valves, 776-7323. troz GB Moline tractor with all the fittings. SB21 ers, shoulder stre, a meml Plenty of boating ahead to LA Case tractor FOR SALE- Oliver 5x14 semi - get tary dress shoes, ittee on M5 Minneapolis Moline tractor Boilers, hot water heaters. your money's worth. Buynow mounted plow. Trip bottoms, , explai completely overhauled Also large industrial heaters, And at these prices Browsers If D17 Allis Chalmers, good showers, softeners- Kohler, big coulters, excellent condition.wonderful. arepa' Richard Lyons, ph. 316-342-6843, LLOYD'S SULKS 15' Minneapolis Molineoneway Universal, Rundle, Mansfield 401 Bee Craft Tri-Hull, 400 tion effort Emporia, Kans. x21 St. Marys 6' Minneapolis Moline oneway tubs and fixtures. Mercury, Rolco trailer,rig- n -making 16' JD wheel disk ged & ready to go.... $1868 of action HOERMAN SUPPLY CO. PTO 30 FERGUSON tractor, 3- FOR THE ride t! Used plows, new chisels, most point, 2x14 plow, two -section 15'PW Glasspar, 50 HP Evin- dition to C. anything you need in the ma- Warehouse At Zeandale rude, HF-15 Trail -R -Craft ride a Big Hon Phone 913 776-9253 soringtooth. Mrs. Rose Sterba, Key Milling, Clay on in pad chinery line. trailer, rigged & ready togo MANHATTAN, KANSAS Rt. 2, Box 144, Belleville, Ks. the new of $2218 x20 in surveil Jorden Impl. Co. G-3 Glasspar, 800 Mercury, WANTED - Mere See In Osborne FOR SALE- Moridge 30' 3 -bar HF-15 Trail -R -Craft trailer, er bucket 66" will meat and ABILENE soringtooth, $950. John Lou- $2518 hitch, new or utims of MINNEAPOLIS- Day Phone 2 1969 Baldwin G diesels, than, Simpson, Ks. x20 RT-1850 Reinell I-0 Tri-Hull, Funk, 812 Kasaldi,ins have CO 3-2041 cab & Kansas. Zip 65914. PAM air cond., 20' FOR SALE 165 HP MerCruiser, RB-18 2 1968 gas Baldwin, cab, 20' - 1948 John Deere Trail -R -Craft $4318 MOLINE Night Phone 2 1967 C -II, 18' D, new block, good shape,bat- For a demonstration appoint- FOR SALE - Sn tery ignition, needs generator dle, hide covered tra CO 3-2057 2 1965 A -II, 14' & 16',one with ment, call "Bud" or "Squib." cab and battery. Leslie Kraus,Alta Duff, Concordia, Is Vista, Kansas. x20 1960 D-17 Allis with mounted STAMP CO N E W 4 - Manhattan bottom plow ALLIS ROUND baler withnew different worldwide boxes for a B24 toolbar endless belts $500. Good Manneland Capital Stamps, Bob CASE PLOWS planter condi- tion Alfred Roeder, Seneca,Ks. 913 PR 8-5771 Baton Rouge, is 25% off 1968 G Gleaner with aircon- 336-2800. x20 & x26 ditioning, 18' head 520 Pillsbury Dr., on Hwy. 177 WHILE THEY LAST 1967 403 International 16',cab $15.000 - $30,000 year- Raise MANHATTAN, KANSAS WANTED - /in!, We have bought two carloadsof 1965 Gleaner C -II,cab,16' rabbits for us. Sent $1.00, Book: play on loan. bass factory fresh Case plows atspe- header Rabbit Ranchers of America, Show at TriCest! cial price due to closingof the1964 C -II Gleaner, 16'with Box 265 -GAG, Haysville, Ks. Mobile Homes Herington, Ks Rockford, Ill., Case factory. cab and air conditioner 67060. x23 31. Police proteetei These are 4-6 bottom plows,all 1960 95 John Deere combine,18' MOVING - 1968 Great Lakes of Commerce, Ph5 the latest models. 3 92 Massey Ferguson14' com- bines Buildiing Materials mobile home, 12'x65', 2 bed- 1967 C -II Gleaner, 18' room, 2 baths, air conditioned. FO RSALE -162 rvin Co Vahsholtz Call 765-3335 or 765-3850 at Al- 6 cyl., aut & Combine trailer ma, Ks. Ask for John. x20 Co. 1960 No. 10 Massey Fbaler wool carnets enth CORRUGATED Westinghouse FOR SALE - 1970 Kit 50'x24' across topfreezes U. mobile home. A real buy. James Cent ESE TA 54521 Osborne Equip.Co. ROOFING or 857.3326, 201 West Pacific D. Davis, Scandia, Kansas, 913 SALINA, KS. Phone 8' to 16' lengths 335-2570. SB21 10 HP 3 Phase List $186. OurPO 10.95 per sq. FOR SALE - 1968 Great Lakes about 60 hoursTO CIL 913 - 346-2631 mobile home, 2 bedroom, 2 ComPanv, Inc" Penta Poles 8'- 30' baths, air conditioned, clean, 258 NE, KANSAS Phone 913 CHIEFRE! FENCING LUMBER A-1 shape. Must see to appreci- ate. Also choice lot for sale on ANTIQUES A Cuckler Circle -C corner. Call 765-3748 at Alma, jugs, fruitj9 Grain Bins Building Yellow Pine & Fir and dig is built to stand andserve your Kansas. SB21 frames The bin guaranteed farming needs. Seeus for a things.Mao:Ides failure. Now, the againstfree estimate. Wildcat Lumber 2688, Riley, gers you can buy. strongest bin Phone 913 539-1181 Help Wanted FURN K-18 W & Stagg Hill Road 1,;;) Hoppy's Steel MANHATTAN, KANSAS velvet ELLIOTT' 224 S. 4th 913 823-2826 CONSTRUCTION CO. SALINA, KANSAS Phone 913 265-3872 Mechanic MORROWVILLE, KS. Pets John Deere Experience tl:noniiatruocccgi gate-legitrnghYYwaalicelaintaolihngvrinevlaes dowieb.115116115 Excellent opportunity right tn-ddeel FOR SALE- 1969 Ford 4000 PROVEN WIRE stud, also man. Top wages, paidvacation, gas tractor, with young male ready for service. heavy duty loadera Ford 727 Cackler group insurance.Need own equipped MILIILOINO IIIVIDTUM Wheaten Cairn male 7mo. hand tools. I with hydraulic bucket.1,100 Yorkie female puppies. hours.Also Ford 3x14 Schnau- Write Or Apply and a 4 -cow Lillistonplow DELAVAL PIPKIJNEmilker zer females 8 mo. Flora Hay, rolling double six herringbone, Onaga, Ks. 8894877. corner cultivator.All above machin- 2-dn. x20 Schleif Impl. Co. ery like new. Ronald stainless milkline,no. 77 pump, FOR SALE Wohler, centrifugal milk - Purebred Blue Phone 768-6077 etop oak R. R. no. 5, Clay pump, milk re-Australian Shepherd el organ b Center, Ks.,ceiving and washin place, com- puppies. HEBRON, NEBRASKA 68370 ph. 913-632-3031. sb21 plete with Parents good stock &watch el treadle vacuum line, $2995.dogs. Wayne Knopp, Chenrange FOR SALE Allan Smith, R.2, Salina.x23 Chapman, - Lowboy tandem Kansas, RR1, Ph. 913257-3506 ir" heatel axle trailer. IvanFreeman, Ph. FOR SALE LOCAL MEN Junction City 913 - IHC 550 field x20 238-8239. I 1.1 5 chair cutter, 2 row, 1000 Train now to drive semi tractor f , r RPM, excel- . SB20 lent FOR SALE- Collies, Peek-A- wa- recenil condition.Price $2000. Poos, and Pekinese. Marvin trailers. You can earn high FOR SALE- New Holland no.IHC plow, 3x14,spring trip, ges after short training.For fasthitch,good, Vandevord, Rt. 1, Maple Hill, - call 275 wire tie bailer,never been price$150. Ks., Phone Topeka 913 application and interview, OTHER L. W. Leffler, 775-6282 School Ore fta j used, model 1970.Clifford Bo- Americus, Ks. or 913 775-6209. 816 753-8104 or write rn( ling, ph. 913-535-2310, Emmett, Phone 316 884-3740. SB20 SB21 Safety Division, AdvanceSys- Vi box; Kansas. AKC REGISTERED tems, Inc., 930 N. Chestnut x21 FOR SALE- New perforated Brittany Mo. ndelectr drying floors for pups for sale, from good hunt- Trafficway, Kansas City, FOR SALE- JD, 14T baler, 18 -ft. diameter 64120. bins: $90.00. New ers, $10. Selling 5-yr. Brittany 4 & good.Cliff Raub, Jr., Blaine, walk in door ofbolts,lichtli for 18 -ft. bins: $6500. female. Art Heideman,Phone Hundreds Kans. phone Frankfort, 292- ContactAlta Vista 229-5205, Rt. Paul 104 ee r : j i 4976. James Woolsoncroft,Vermil- 1, Alta FARM HELP wanted - but one a, x21 lion, Kans. Alta Vista 229-5205, Phone sb20 Rt. 1, Alma McGathan, Cedar Point, Ks-, the highly* x21. Phone 316 274-3375. SB20 USDA asequaltothefederalpoultry science. programs. ncordia Rodeo Last fall K -Statesent a shipment The Kansas senatorssaid the areaof 1,300 retired hens officein Topeka will to a national CONSIGNMENT Week enable thepoultry processingcompany. After ext Consumer and MarketingService tothe government 18th annualhave an even closer sponsored tests, the OR sr CONCORDIA-TheRodeo will be relationshipcompany found aldrin and Norse al Central Kansas with state officials who dieldrin next week as part of administerpesticidesresiduesinthebirds d here inspection programs and celebration. will offerwhich exceededthe maximum cordia's centennial meat and poultry allowance. will start at 8 p.m. each industrymen a Sale e rodeo closer point of contactfor fulfilling Because none of these to,Thursday,Fridayandtheir role in the inspection pesticides "1K 22-24. The event is process.had been usednear the poultry turday, July The Topeka office willreport tofarms,anintensive nsored by the NCKSaddle Club. the regional headquarters studywas FRIDAY will be kicked off by of theconducted by the NationalAnimal e rodeo USDA Meat and PoultryProgram inDisease Laboratory,U.S. Depart- All n and CountryDay sponsored byKansas City. NIGHT ment of Agriculture,Ames, Iowa. Chamberof Commerce on In Topeka, Rep. Rex Kinds Of nesday. A parade at 4 p.m.will Borgen, R-Scientists used gaschromatography Asherville,' predicted thestate willto study feed and fatsamples from JULY 23 Horses t that event. abandon its state meat the chickens. to the local inspection o related program. The report, which ration will be a free barbecue was released J C Livestock Sale Borgen's predictionwas madethis year, providedno clues as to the Barn day night from 5 p.m.until 7afterthe close ofa hearing onsourceofcontamination.The JUNCTION CITY, KANS. proposed revisionofstate meatpesticides were present in similar Sale Starts At '7:30 p.m. inspection regulations. amounts in all samples. For Information and to consign.contact: Most of the proposed changesare Adams, who says scientistsstill HOWARD LANGVARDT- Ph. 238-8212 designed to keep the state in are not sure where the problem DUANE GUGLER- Woodbine, Phone 257.3285 DA Sets Up com- BARN PHONE 2381471 pliance with federal meat inspectionoriginated,suggeststhat the lee Inspection standards. detectionequipmentusedto Borgen said the meat inspectiondetermine contaminationmay be system is costing the state severalsuper -sensitive. Land & Mehry Sale ifice At Topeka hundreds of thousands of dollarsa As evidence, he citesastudy se yearand was enacted conducted bythe GOV'T area office of the U.S. Dept. of bythe Universityof SATURDAY, JULY 17- 10:00 A.M. 'tore will be established inLegislature because a numberofWisconsin. During the years1909- meat processors said they couldn't1911, Wisconsin scientists Having lost my wife and unable to stay on the form alone, I have commissioned Dain's Real Estate Contitir oy.-;_ ka to supervise federal meat collected and Auction Co. to sell my home ond 220 acres as well as machinery to the highest bidderon Gemite poultry inspection services in live with federal inspection. soil samples and sealed themin air- July 17, 1971, a; the forms located 6 miles west of Auburn, Kansas, to South Crawford Road, then 21/2 miles south to end of road and 1/2 mile east, or 4 miles south of Dover, Kansas, to stop _ Watemitof. s, Sens. James B. Pearson Borgen saidhethinks thetight containers. When thesesoil torrtabie sign, then 21/2 miss south, then 1/2 mile east, or north of Burlingame, Kansas, to 6 milecorner Robert Dole, have announced.Legislature will decide thestatesamples were reopenedrecently, 'hen 4 miles west, 2 miles north ond 1/2 mile west, or 6 miles north and 21/2 miles east of Harvey- geed dutt2i:: eToPeka office is one of 34 such might as well save the cost oftheresearchers decided to test thesoil ville, Kansas. havea got being established in statestate inspection system and let thewith pesticide detectionequipment. 80 ACRES & RANCH STYLE HOME -prim. federal The West to of Southeast V. of Section 36, Township 13, South, Range 13 East of the 6th P.M. talsand keycitiesbythe governmentdothein- Chromatographic analysisin- n Shawnee County, Kansas. Home built in 1958, has 2 bedrooms, living roam, kitchen and dining TalpaniLr; - A's Consumer and Marketingspection. dicated that three chlorinated area, both, basement, storm windows, utility room, 2 wells, 40x80 hay barn, 20x40 milk parlor, &scant other small buildings, approximately 1/2 plow, 1/2 pasture, small deep pond,on rock road and all, e. hydrocarbon type pesticideswere routes. Ixorites, &ff.* present:aldrin, ers. *ouliP trit;e, a member of the Senate dieldrin,and 140 ACRES ACROSS ROAD FROM 80 140 acres located in the NortheastV4 Lu y dress mittee on Agriculture andNo Basis For heptachlor. However, these of Section 1, Township 14, Range 14, in Osage County, Kansas. 1/2 level farmland,1/2 native bluestem grass, pond never dry in post26 years, road w. estry, explained that the new pesticides had not even been in- on 2 sides, fair fence. ventedatthe time the samples 33"16'''' 'esarepartof"adecen- Some Pesticide Farms will be offered separately and then as one parcel, whichever produces the originally were taken. most money L.I.MSSUE ization effortto move inspection will be the way it will be sold. TERMS ON REAL ESTATE.20% down day of sale,balance on ap- ltr.:.sion-making asclosetothe This raises the question of whether proval of merchantable title (except for mineral rights). Buyer to have 10 daysto examine title Detections and seller reasonable time to correct any defects. Down payment to be held in Dain'sReal Estate r of action as possible." what was found in the K -State birds Trust Account in Silver Lake State Bank until final settlement then turned FOP THE riie to Mr. Neu less all ddition to supervising federal is really a synthetic pesticideor a sales and title costs. Landlords possession day of sale, taxes prorated to sole datebased an 1970 rdeait How MANHATTAN - Naturally oc- cox. Real estate will be sold of approximately 2:30 P.M. fin 0etion in packing and processing curring similar substance that has been in Key3ifiliag, "pseudo -pesticides" may be FARM MACHINERY AND TOOLS , the new office in Topeka will the soil for years," said Adams. He go the partial cause behind con- 2 Massey Harris 33 Tractors (on good rubber); 2 -row Dempster Lister & Attachments;Model #67 118 _1;litain surveillance over the in- explained that little research has New Holland Baler P.T.O.; A.C. Combine; IHC Side delivery Rake; Massey 7 -ft.Mower; 6 -row WA tamination of an entireflock of istto meat and poultry inspectionUniversity grown hens; speculatesbeen done in this area since there Weed Sprayer; 2-14 Plow; Hay Wagons; Droge Harrow; 1961 Ford Galaxie500; 2 -2 -row Cul- were no pesticide tolerance limits tivators; 3 Large Sweeps; IHC Manure Spreader; New Idea 7 -ft. Mower;M.H. 2 -row Self Pro- hitch new0rmsoat ofKansas.TheseDr. Al Adams of the Kansas State pelled Corn Picker; Front End Loader, Hydraulic; Pull Type Tandem Disk; Grain Drill;2 Tractor n8Fmk 812 gam,ams have been certified by until recent years. Buzz Saw Frames; 1/2 Ton Chev. Pickup (good motor, needs brakes); Hammer Mill& other mis- University department of dairy and cellaneous machinery. Ig Rasom. St SHOP & OTHER TOOLS 318 FOR SALE - Air Compressdr with motor; Lincoln Electric Welder; Post Drill; Post Hole Diggers;Fence Tools; South Dakota Nire Stretchers; Anvil; Pitch Forks; Shovels; Drills; Bits; Electric Grinder; Cords; tnt- die. hide Hammers; Bench Vise; Several Electric motors; Fuel Stands & Tanks; Barrels: Old Fruit Jars:Miscellaneous House- Duff. Coneatthi, SELL AT ONAGA hold items; 2 -Unit Surge Milker; Some Horse Drown Equipment and OldItems. Many, many tons Bangs Free of old iron, Rods, Bolts, Machinery, Autos, June-"Collector's Paradise Sale". STAMP CO TERMS: Cash Date of Sole. Nothing removed until paid for. differentwatiorii Night Sales SouthDakotahasnowbeen Owner: ALBERT J. NEU, Harveyville, Kansas Capital312146' 11 declared Modified -Certified Auctioneers & Clerks: DAIN'S REAL ESTATE & AUCTION CO. BakRoge, Brucellosis Free. The final hurdle in Silver Lake, Kansas - Ph. 582-4520 EVERY WEDNESDAY the state's quest for modified status 177 STARTING TIME 8:00 P.M. was crossed after hold -out herds were tested in Hughes, Sully and COMBINES Cattle & Hogs Hutchinson Counties. Ironically all 1962 John Deere 55 with cab &power steering of the herds of ranchers who refused to allow their cattle to be tested were naga Community Sale without reactors. MISCELLANEOUS JD 4x14 pull type plow. Hard surfaced moldboards $450 Marvin Cottrell, Phone889-4461 or 889-4665, ONAGA, KS. Several good John Deere plows 15 foot Sunflower V plow assat.N. Air - 36A JD loader for 3010-3020 tractor Loader for 8N or 9N Ford 34 JD chopper & pickup attachment, littleuse. 38 John Deere chopper Krause one way 3321IlID 3IF PIO Sunday, July 18 JD 42 foot elevator with PTO Oliver side delivery rake, real good $265 aimsabout CI) Starts 1:30p.m. JD F145 4 bottom 4" plow $750 errs. Atthe north end of Main Street 3x16 Massey Ferguson full -mounted,gauge wheel. Like new n, . Atone ALTA VISTA, KANSAS $275 JD 3 point 3x14" plow $250 JD 4 section rotary hoe, good $415 SYLVAN JD 101/2' offset disc harrow,24" blades. Youcan work your U32 1 churn; wooden tubs; copper straw with this one. fracrt boilers; castironboilers;flat irons;kerosene lampwith Sole Co., Inc. FURNITURE Sylvan Grove, Ks. dorian paintedglobe;bracket and love seat_set, refractorkerosene lamps; old FRIDAY SALES EACH WEEK selling TRACTORS ?it velvet 5 pieces, lamps & lanterns. Electric starting JD 830 diesel, excellent condition !Son cylinder 1000-1500fresh country stocker and $2100 ison cylinderphonograph Castor sets; pink depression feeder cattle, calves and stock cows 1969 Case 930 diesel, excellent ,ag organ records glass; bowl andpitcher; meat each week. 1965 John Deere 4020 diesel stool artz walnut slicer; tobacco cutter; razors and Mike Meyer 913-526-3635 JD 2510 gas tractor as clean as they come. Only 800 hours organ nut gate-leg hones; beer kegs; nail kegs. Micky Meyer 913-526-3225 $4750 table 130years Wooden corn sheller; tobacco We have two used JD 4020 diesel tractors on hand,. to. nut chairs box; brass teacher's bell; hames excellent condition upholsteredwith caneseats and horse collars; bridle bits; One 1969 with 1367 hours love seat pop bottles and wooden boxes; tOld cutvelvet with QUINTER One 1968 with 2100 hours. See us before buying inut medicinebottles;broadaxe; magazine adze; JD '720 diesel std. $800 spent on this tractor. Excellent plow kitchen rack 70 feet of ornamental wire tractor frble cupboard fence and gate; block planes; Livestock corner Minneapolis Moline on propane, excellent. ass fittings lavatorywith draw knives; old implement 1. wrenches. Massey 98 Std. with GMC diesel engine- real power plant e top oak Comm. Co. John Deere 70 standard diesel of organ dining table Cast iron butcher kettles; cast Quinter, Ks. back iron Uttredle Ice box cookingkettles;crockery sewing MONDAY SALES EACH WEEK Work The Straw Down With One Of TheseBargains hen raanges machine jugs and jars; fruit jars; scales; New JD TWA 131/2' disc harrow stilyards; grindstone; implement selling 1000-1500 fresh country stocker iron heater seats; wooden and feeder cattle, calves and stock cows 24" cone cut-out blades. List $2550 .. Our Price $1900 ing rockers wheelbarrow; each week. air's carbide bicycle lamp; car tags; Demonstrator Flex King 14' V Plow. Let$1350. chair barbedwire; insulators; pumps. Jay Meyer 913-754-3354 Our Cash Price $1050 ready togo walnut rocker Wagon wheels; buggy spoke Try the new Sunflower Flexible DiscHarrow to handle straw- shavers; dowel pinshaper and OTHER numerous other articles.Forty Meyer Stocker Feeder ANTIQUES WE_ABE DEALERS FM' Ctureframes; years collection of miscellaneous Order Buying Service Bear Cat Grinders W box; Picture frame collectables. Featuring Cattle Direct Flex King Plows Mond oldtephones; Mott Mowers' electric-fixtuleres Terms-Cash From The Country GB Loaders BM13 Rotary .Cutters iii ; cedar Servis Equipment Lilliston Rolling Cultivators MikeMeyer, Sylvan Grove, Ks. McCulloch Saws Mrs.Bert Micky Meyer, Sylvan Grove "11Kirkeminde Sisson, Owners Jay Meyer, Quinter, Ks. hone 357-7161 Clerk: Alta Vista Concordia Tractor: inc. , State Bank CH '3-3381 Concordia. Kans. - JOU Acreage Yre4)4L. C R 0 P Narvested pa=

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11*arvest 1970H Guess Now That Wheat Output 1970 ; 1971 ;1971 (000) ' 1910 Wheat, all 9,061 9,061 Oats 250 33 238 '- 34.° Barley 41.0 193 183 42.0 Bye Beat 1952 Record Production 86 110 39.0 Potatoes 22.0 earlier. Of this acreage 1,653,000 1.2 23.0 (comm.1.) 1.3 100 A record large Kansas wheat cropwas the same as last yearbut was. 95 acres are expected to beharvested Peaches 34 Corn, for Grain in 1971 and exceptionally high yieldsbelow other recent years. Aban- 1,285 1,311 for all purposes and 1,311,000 acres White Corn 114 per acre of all small grains weredonment of 5.5 per centofthe Sorghur,s, all purposes for grain, of which 114,000 are white 4,277 4,833 Soybeans, for Deans 1,005 indicated by July 1 information,9,593,000 acres seeded last fall was 894 corn.Planting was earlier than Beans, Dry bdible 21 Lugar Beets 8 according to the Kansas Crop andless than average. 43.5 40.0 usual this year and stands were good All May with 2,384 2,422 Livestock Reporting Service. Cool, dampweather Alfalfa Hay lj 1,125 1,125 in most areas. Other Tame Hay 1/ Exceptionally good filling weatherfavorablesoilmoisturein most 518 526 Corn has gown well, with 14 per Mild Nay 1/ 741 during late May and the first half ofareas during the main filling period 771 June pushed small grain yieldspromoted excellent yields overcent tasseled by July 3. Southern Corn Leaf Blight infection has been UNITED STATES sharply above earlier expectations. nearly all of the State. Damage from Wheat, all 44,306 48,499 confirmed in 21 counties but major 31.1 The 308.1 million bushel wheatfreeze,diseases and insects was Oats 18,580 15,777 31.9 Barley 48.9 3,3785 damage has been confined to a 9,642 10,253 53.9 crop was 3 per cent above last year light,buthailsharply 42.6 909,ggi generally Rye 1,486 1,305 45.1 limited number of fields so far. 25.9 Apples (commq.) 28,4 410,45 Ilko and slightlyabove thepreviousreduced yields in a number of local 38,537 Kansas corn farmers planted 35 Peaches '4'1 record production 307.6 millionareas. Corn, for Grain 57,359 64,470 "91 T -cytoplasm seed White Corn (10 States) per cent 1,159 bushels in 1952. The State's wheat harvest began Sorghums, For Grain ',49,751 susceptible to blight and 32 per cent 13,751 16,649 Soybeans, for Beans Yields per acre of wheat, oats, about June 7 or slightly ahead of the 42.447 42,808 and N - Beans, Dry Edible 1,424 .691,D54 a blend of T -cytoplasm 1,385 1, barley and rye were above those ofnormal starting time in south Sugar Beets 1,412 tht 1,344 11135,705"i38 cytoplasm seed. All hay 63,234 04 any prior years. After a 63,589 36,1317 central border counties. Alfalfa hay 1/ Other Crops 27,206 27,644 127,3.4, Row crops were generally comingweek's delay caused by rain, har- Other ;:ay 1j 36,028 35,945 4.3 along well at mid -year. vest moved rapidly northward and Oat production is forecast at 10.0 million bushels, 2 per cent less than lj Included in All Hay coNF E Acreageofsorghumsplantedby the end of June had moved into 2/ Based on average yield adjusted for last year's crop, but otherwise the trend Nelson,' increased 13 per cent over last yearnorthwest Kansas. By July 3 about re several G& largest since 1963. The 238,000 acres of to 5.0 million acres. four -fifths of the State's wheat was INTENDED PLANTINGS OF WINTER a nation Planted merrostA for harvest are expected to yield a Intended Plantings D. Corn plantings were the same asout, moderately ahead of average. Fall 1970 ington, Pall 1971 record high 42 bushels per acre. 1.000 Acres Dooley,rig last year's1.7 million acres butSorghum and Corn Acreage Great Plalns 1 ODD Acres 25,917 national vi Barleyproductionfor1971is 21,00 Sorghum acreage planted for all Corn Belt 3,786 soybean plantings dropped 13 per 4,471 region. Da Pacific Northwest 3,824 forecast at 7.1 million bushels, about 4,405 cent to 934,000 acres. purposes is estimated at 4,962,000 14 Major States 33,527 d Mrs: Dwit Winter Wheat acres, 13 per cent above last year.the same as the 1970 crop. Yield per 36,346 Kansas 1971 wheat production is State farmers expect to harvestacre was a record high 39 bushels. expected to total a new high record4,833,000 acres for all purposes. This Rye production is forecast at 2.5 millionbushels, withthe110,000 Local taxesace* of 308,074,000 bushels, based on July compares with 4,277,000 acres Total Tax Bite: percent of the acresharvested averaging 23 total hill 1 indications. harvested last year and a 10 -year year. State taxes The estimated yield per acre of 34 1960-69 average of 4,225,400 acresbushels per acre. a $1085 For percent, and the fedorti bushels alsoisarecord high -harvested. Acreage of soybeans planted this year is estimated at 934,000 acres, 13 collected theremairk exceeding last year by 1 bushel. Farmers planted 1,689,000 acres of A substantial The 9,061,000 acres for harvestcorn this spring, the same as a yearper cent below last year, with 894,000 Every Kansan [goo acres expected to be harvested for revenue is apporti000lh In 1970 Kansans paid an averageof government, beans. of $1,085 in taxes for every man, stered Thefederal stered Sugar beet acreage planted was go THE AREA'S GREATEST woman, and child in the state -financed primarily 42,000 acres, with growers expecting ti more than half of which went to theand corporate TRAC BARGAIN PLACE to harvest 40,000 acres, compared news federal government. government by salesax CorrT'are Our Prices With Others with 43,900 acres last year. Taxes collected in the state during hjadoille:ffrog .4111=1.1111. Expected dry edible bean har- fuels) taxes, and In an 1500 fiscal year 1970 was $2.4 billion. by real and personal John Do FARM & RANCH POWER MOWER vestedacreageis8,000acres, irk Dr. Barry Flinchbaugh, Extension Flinchbaugh feels iis sharply below 1970. Production of John Do 15" rear wheels; belt driven blade, 4 HP economistat KansasStatethat "Kansans been $989 Irish potatoes is estimated at 124,000 lete ova Briggs & Stratton motor very special at University,pointsoutlocaltaxtax system and alk cwt., 3 per cent above a year earlier. revenue is greater than state taxes. Fruit derstandgovernmeol Hart' rdssss ee8YY NHN FRONTIER BALER TWINE Commercial apple production is rrdd88NNtrtra;t1 Lots of 10 bales per bale expected to total 15.0 million pounds, Sat., July 11 up 3.4 million pounds from a year rd 609 Uzi 9000' rolls, 325 lb. Tensile strength$5.85 ago, and the second largest crop in Starts MO an Tosettle the estate of eMbaus:sl te,y goi Allis Ch a. Limited Supply the last decade. Miller,we will sell the ardies MasseyHesston Peach production is forecast at 5.8 furnishings andmiscellaosul FRONTIER ROTO-BALER TWINE million pounds. 2.2 million pounds 6th Street Lots of 10, per bale $5.85 below last year. JUNCTIONCITY, Flay Crops and Pasture chair; churn; 5 gal. FURNITURE Chew. We have the largest & most complete All hay acreage for harvest is brass flower polgatt estimated at 2,422,000 acres, 2 per MahoganyDuncan Phyfeex- park bench. pandable table English saddle; ee Celikesv.for line of building materials in Central Kansas cent 1970. above Thisincludes Buffet with teardrop pulls and wrenches; grant 1,125,000 acres ofalfalfa,526,000 mirror cups. ceeohaef reP eeedyervl ALL NECESSARY MATERIALS acres of other tame hay and 771,000 5 shelf china cabinet OldLife maggot: abe2Tn1rti.d:ill Geographic mageite acres of wild hay. Pastures were 6 matching chairs heel mac TO REPAIR STORM DAMAGE WalnutDuncan Phyfedivan, 1971. providing Kansas livestock about very good Metaltrainse!' average grazing on July 1 this year. Lamp table made of 5 sets ol SHINGLES radio record playact,: FELT ROLL ROOFING Maple bedroom suite Bear Cat Bed chest glass gun case; ROOF COATINGS Vanity dresser painted white drop leafMO NAILS odrTa mahogany straight Zenith portable TV, stand, good KrauseG-Kn All at Discount Prices Bookcase headboardbedwith chair. 17 box spring andmattress 13 We wilt sell at public auction the DISHES use COMBINATION WOOD STORMDOORS following antiques and collectables Vanity dresser & mirror Pre -hung, including Hardware Bentwood rocker; child's rocker Wedgewood pletes:I at 410 N.4thSt.,Manhattan, silo 30" and aiddollrocker;metal bed- frosted vases; 36"by 6'8" your choice at Kansas. o $14.95 springs & mattress; standtable; holders; crystal rocking chair; coffee table; 2 end sherbet; a lotofii' WOODEN SCREEN DOORS SUNDAY, JULY 25 hn Deere 30" x 6'8" vanitystool; bucket; krackelglostiutter $1:49 tables;dresser; wall Aldo Starts 4:30p.m. lounge chair; tablelamps; 2 glasses; breakfast table andbench; Curved glasschina;railroad console radio; chest and night c ALUMINUM STORMDOORS baggagecart;cherry spool D'eeiriaerr3. stand. e Pre -hung, complete cabinet; -Oak commode;music Jenny Lind single bed; twooak with all hardware cabinet; birds eye maple blanket tiered bookcases, 4 shelves. chest;rocker; turtletop table; bon 32" and 36" $29.95 N - - picture frames; black amethyst Americarnarbrt:.r glass;Hessian plates; pink and 7/16 x 12" Weyerhaeuser Hardboard Siding AE if 3,, 13y green depression glass; hanging horse sulky withrub Back sealed &'primed face per sq. ft. 2 seat one 181E lamp; Tiffany style lamp; pewter tbeiorn tires,in very good condi- collectorse lamp; coaloil lamps; lanterns; rd 2ro Barbed Wire, 121/2 Beam bottles; Avon bottles. Co.) ,24,0w gg. 2 pt. 5" spacing .80 Rod Roll Oldbottles; cherry qd grist mill (Enterprise revised book pitter; withanimal miscellany F1111011 sausage stuffer; pitcher & bowl other $8 95 weatherghtningvanerod set; wash bowls; pattern glass;cut 2 ice cream tables andchairs 1 GALLON THERMOS BRAND JUGS glass; hay knife; copper boiler; 2child'sice cream chairs Reg.$2.98 each insulators; fruit jars; hand painted wall Deer 1.98 plates; sad irons; gas light shades; Carriage lamp; metal 48 QUART THERMOS BRAND'COOLE baskets; iron kettles;ice tongs; bracket for kerosene lamps; RS.. $12.95 crocks;scales; fireplace screen; wicker cwhiaoikrers; lounge; end andirons; castor set; shoemaker's child's2 cast 44 QUART THRMOS BRAND Edison records; COOLERS.. Thick dry $10.95 last. ironpots; some jewelryboxes. Mounted horns; wood planes; A large collection ofdrugstore coffee grinder; antique tools; wine apothecary bottles,allsizes & Trader Bill Will Not Be Undersold sets; Victrola;Haviland platter; shapes, withstoppers, approx.50. bracketlamp; ironbanks; highchair; child's souvenir plates;vases; calendar Bentwood tan plate; butter pats; carnival glass; rocker; school desk; mustache cups; demitasse cups; Collection of old fruitjars and tobacco tin alue:lv F%rfection stove; wooden bowls; bottles; daisy churns; ding,linens MORRISON churn;cake plates; ruby red glass. cans; metal toys;stone jugsand Many other items too numerous to collection of1925and mention. 1092rs6;Eltaurdgee Warehouse & Lumber Auctioneer's Note: Thisis an Mahogany rockerand straight excellent offering of antiques so be on time as sale starts promptly at 10 Your Discount Building Supply Headquarters Miller 4:30 p.m. Elizabeth D. STRATOR Mrs. ADMINI MILLER,Earl Brown Efifi Antiques An' Things Auctioneers: C. W. "Bill"CremesCrites & ,2384/20 k'PiTstNa Trader Bill 724 N. 13th, Salina, Kansas Ph: TA 7-9666 Auct: Col. L. D. Shehi JunctAioLn Clerk: Kenny Messner 339 W. 6th St., Mori.'alivF.'1 11 11111inur OeS

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061 (A) 238 33.0 A, traditionally held in the general area Germanr encouraged farmer 4 183 42.0 of the Kansas Livestockand ranchers and especially urba 110 Flint Hills 22.0 3293:°0 Journey 7,311 For Association's President. 100 people fron: Topeka, Junction Cit 95 The area this year was selectedand Manhat an to take advantage 311 because the current KLA president,this opporti nity to tour beef catt 114 Governor's Fred Germann, is from Dwight in 833 Beef Tour operationst the world famous Fli 894 The 1971 Governor's BeefTour is Geary County. Hills grass) nds. 8 the state and to viewthe farms and 40.0 setforAugust 17 inRiley, 422 ranches on the tourthat have helped Wabaunsee and Geary Counties. 12:30 NOON 125 make the Kansas FlintHills the best BONDED 526 This,thesixthannualtourpreserved and most 771 sponsored by the Kansas Livestock productive native grazing area intheworld. Association, will be the first Dr. /METED STATES one ever BillRoy,UnitedStates held in the heart of the FlintHills. 499 Congressman from theSecond 31.1 31.9 777 48.9 1,378m Pete Gehrt, a Riley Countyran- 53.9 Se District, is also expectedto attend 253 twau 42.6 45.1 cher and chairman of this year's 305 25.9 419445 this year's tour and tourthe vast 28.4 event, 38.sit 41% saidthetour was beingFlint Hills grazingarea. 6,345.2 planned to depict beef production 470 1,511.4 in Gehrt pointed out that the tourwill 159 4,109,372 the Kansas Flint Hills. CATTLE) and FR CAS 649 convene at 8:30 sharp at the Adams 808 .693,any He stated that this year's tour willRanch located just northofIn- 385 1,135,70104 include commercial rancher -feeder 344 11,115 y terstate 70 and Maple Hill. He said Saturday Sales Hog market was active 589 26,158y operations, N -bred cow -calfduring the morning the bulls sold from $27.0' 644 aa,a9 caravan will Will Resume to strong. Weaning pig_ 945 programs, yearling grass programs,tour through Wabaunsee and Geary to $27.60. Cows $18 Sept. 4 sold from $9.00 to purebred cattle, as well asa stop atCountieswithanoon $18.25. Sows$15.10 to $22.50. CONFERENCE barbecue Wedn. Sales as usual Nelson, left, of Manhattan was the Kansas State University Ex- to $16.90. Butcher wf bull clvs 421 @ 32 trend planned bytheJunctionCity several G&G area FFA-ers who perimental Range Unit. KSU hadbusinesses. After lunch they will hogs $20.50 to $20.65.wf strs 505 @ 33.10 conference wf strs 638 @ 31.70 NGS OF 3NTEI WHEAT THIS a national leadership Cattle market was fa conducted pasture burningex-continue through Geary and Riley We had a real good hoist strs 837 @ 24.7 Intended Plactiogs ngton, D.C., last week. With him active. Baby calves Dooley, right, of Hanford, Cali- periments for many years and hasCounties and finish the tour with run of livestock last Fall 1911 a sold from $36.00 to wf hfrs 425 @ 29.10 1 000 Acres vice president from the Wednesday. We sold , national produced some interesting results.big beef barbecue inCico Park $69.00. Bologna blk hfrs 440 @ 29.00 27,470 fc region. Dave, 17, is the son of located over 500 head of hogs. 4,471 Governor Docking will be on hand onthenorthedgeof and Mrs. Dwight Nelson of Manhattan. 4,405 to visit with cattlemen fromacrossManhattan. The evening dinner will 36,346 he sponsoredby Manhattan COME TO OUR TOWN & COUNTRY DAY ousinesses and Governor Docking FREE BAR-B-QUE Local taxes a Wednesday, July 14 will address the group at this time. THURSDAY, JULY 22nd The percent of the total Starts 10 a.m. - Lunch Served Governor's Tour is year. State taxes a Having leased our farm and quitting For info. or estimates farming, we will sell at public auctionon TOM WALKER KCNK percent, and the fail the farm located 2 miles south of White AUSHERMAN Barn 243-1074 MON.-WED.-FRI. collected the remainiq City, Kansas on Highway 4,or 18 miles Home 243-1674 6:45 Auctioneer A substantial pan northeast of Herington,Kansas. Design Cylinder Bars ROLLIE LAGASS harvest all crops better and put MAURICE MITCHELL revenue is apporticceit HORSES more Chester, Nebraska CH3-2215 rage grain in tank at less cost. Provenon of government. egistered Quarter Horse filly, 2 yrs. old, broke( Dun) thousands of acres by Custom Har- 402-324-5045 man, Thefederalgti egistered Quarter Horsegelding, 3 yrs. broke ( Dun ) vesters and Farmers. Write for e - financed primarily it Brochure and prices. Dealer and TRACTORS, COMBINE, SWATHER & BALERS agent inquiries invited. o theand corporate inn John Deere 4020 D. tractor, power shift, powersteering, AUSHERMAN governmentbysalEi wide front, 3 point, front andrear wgts, new rubber, less Dept.gp tiringfuels) taxes, and Valthan 1500 hrs., very good CONCORDIA Belleville, Kansas 66935 KANSAS n. by real and personal John Deere 70 tractor, gas, row crop, fully equipped, good shapepe nsion Flinchbaugh feels al Decre 3010 tractor, fully equipped, gas, row crop,com- statethat "Kansansbeari plete overhaul, goOd rubber, good taxtax system and c. assey Harris 44 tractors, row crop, front ends Old Crow's good taste begins axes. overnOtassey Harris 44 tractor standard, good shape; derstand 'ord 8 N tractor, fully equipped, withmower 8N tractor, fully equipped with Cement Mixer Fordkirrtd18N wfuilt11317iipp Sat., July 609tractor, Davies front end loader, good shape withmenwho Starts9:308AI Massey Harris Model 80 combine, 14 -ft., with pickup,motor btu11C, good 'tape, To settle the estateof Allis Chalmers round hay baler, good selltheanOto Miller, we will MasseFergusono. 10 hay baler good love to work with their hands. furnishingsand own"' 3 Hesstony Model 500,N 14 -ft. swatherand hay conditioner, good 6th Street shape JUNCTIONCITY,S TRUCKS, PEEDWAGON & TRAILERS Anthony Clark has a big re- chair; churn; 5 S..; Chev. 2 -ton track with grainstockracks and hoist sponsibility. One false move of brassflower Polio' Chev. ton pickup, 4 speed, rebuilt motor, 1 Metal stock ex- park bench. racks for pickup his hands and he's mixed the English saddle.,,. Chess. 11/2 ton truckwith Grain-O-Vator wrong measure of srain for the and wrenches; gm 30 feeder wagon Old Crow formula. Does he ever cups. actory built 4 -wheeltrailers, 8x14flatbeds,mostelectric Od Life niagarwheel and JohnDeere's, good miss? The proof is in the good Geographic 1991wheel machinerytrailer taste of our Bourbon. 1971, van, train ti, niletal FARM MACHINERY made of 556° John Deere No.F-145 H. 5x16 steerable plow, 3 point. qood radiorecorqst gooCatd P.T.O., drop leaf ..,, G -T 81n. grain star0 Krause 17 auger 62 -ft., P.T.O., on rubber, good goode mahogany -ft. wheel disc, good 16 Krause with chair. 13ft. wheel disc, 0 K good DISHO use 11 -ft chisel, good anhauser 3-pt. post hole digger, with9 in. & 14 in. bits, good WedevademAster :ker ses,,' rn row planter, 3 point, rubberpress, markers frostedvacroltgloial; er 2 row planter, 3 bed- )king pt. ible; d;pst45 t. 6 -in, orhunbbIe)reere grain auger, on rtRabior. P.T.O. sherbet, a kei 2 end 17x7 grain drill, fertilizer.. bucket; krar press wheels, on low tool; wall r Making Bourbon which 2glasses; lowpt.s, fully tips; Ohrlid D2r14rep3loxw16, mounte0, 3 pt. tastes good, bottle after bottle, nch; ICI asset'Harris night 3X16 plow on rubber made Old Crow famous. Back Alarg,aeca'Al; On ie 12 -ft. wheel disc,K.B.A. teaks; - if Deere No.45 front end loader in 1835, our people figured out D oak JourneyLig" " i Deere No:9, 3 -pt. mower, 7 ft. the formula that took Bourbon - Lands;_rispreo ZiDee2.1.troNo. 5 semi -mount mower prom are bot auger making out of the hit-or-miss (a very r 0 Si 12 -ftgrain auger category. Later, they handmade collection itei. r blades, with rub' ,,f1) ew Holland side3 -point the first sour mash Bourbon. We collectors :on& 4 rake, 2 wheelon rubber callecov"10' cultivator; with3 -pt. still use our hands in making

classiql'vo . ;weeder, with 3 Co.) (1104 15- -pt. OldCrow. revise,,.ells0'111"°11 i al ewanee 5. tooth, on rubbr othero {her 1" 5 ..M.B.,, t. on portable drag harrow, After work, most of our men poir:011 rotary mower, good airs oillpluotti. ueereDeere. 2-1 pull type, on rubber keep on using their hands. An- lister, with fertilizer,3 -point hitch WITHF ie 3 -point thony Clark calls on the same wall tool bar with chiselattach. ;)s 2 mISCEL so, S, ROGEQUIPMENT craftsmanship mixing grain as good hedge ,CATTLE EQUIPMENT & MISC. ' table; au9sit" posts he does tying fishing flies. lumber 12gble bar° . metal hogfeeders, 80 to 200 Over the years, craftsman- i cast gaugaugestl°1`11 ule ilng and bu. size Stock Tanks f,e tank heaterscattle scales boxes' FiShing hay feeder 3 cattle oilers ship like this has made Old g re 1 Butiine bottles gstoretab°i °V lalCf Water tank on skids ,eirsi .`'`ill calfereeP feeders ,. g station 1000 gal. gas tank Crow America's best-tastin2 zes8`rosepaorIoW) type gasPump ox. 50' garden Al. a tank,hose, stand Bourbon. vise;Ilse, of 1 & nozzle 1ii d's PS to eYiindersnks, on stand hose& nozzle it WOd tails, P° js yiee pus -rip jack small grain :blower 1 5h8`4( silSwe 5, 4 150 gal. gas Ts and To iineos?Mention FA)rile small miscellaneoustank with pump to fit into pickup Old Crow cco tin cling,' 50 items too numerous to Made by good Kentucky hands and cis nornerou ;125 and pmenTl'3s is a large 1e05 wi:1 sell sale so be on hand sale time. Farm of Res,,... shottly afternoon break. punsible 11, on grounds.for Accidents. Terms, Cash Day of Sale. 6 v gog eihnMINIS 1, in & R, tier' Bro- A, First NationalMableDavis, Owners ites' 8'238.5/20 Uctioheera, Bank, WhiteCity, Kansas.

Foster If,Ks alc4rgallville Kret7 Auctior;Service,Clay Center, Ks. /WNW WA 6-4422 ..// ,WOM: . KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY. 86 PROOF. DISTILLED AND BOTTLED BY THE FAMOUS OLD 0 STILLERY CO., FRANKFORT, KY. July 13, 1971

ThHau!nsg. Fortunately, the United States has tvenim Risk In Super Seeds a diverse agricultural output sothe little The big hope in the world's race tosouthern leaf blight that has at-emergency can be met with impact on consumers. But ecologists Manor feed a steadily growing population is tacked corn crops in 23 states and is andlust fear that famine could occur on a at house; the "green revolution" -use of plantrapidly spreading. Illinois has asked s breeding techniques to create newthe Department of Agriculture toworld-wide level,if farmers keep AirportAi oss the crop varieties that produce muchdeclare sections of Southern Illinoisnarrowing the varieties of plants Ks. west ed9., more food an acre than ordinaryas disaster areas because of the cornthey grow. ForthisreasontheNational trek crops. Successful cross -breedingblight.Last year, the disease Household Goods Several and widespread use of new plantdecimated crops from Canada toAcademyofSciences -National Kitchen table and 4 chairs cro, Research Council has established a Frigidaire15'uprightfreezer, dishes,s, soniuril :ifnrogrnahitr types has enabled many countries to Texas. very good stave off famine. committee on "vulnerability of col le The blight causes such widespread Dexterwringer typewashing But now scientists are becominglosses because the hybrid corn usedmajor crops." Agricultural experts machine menctio game' ] concerned about a potential hazardby most farmers in the United Stateswill examine the variety structure of Laundry table and tubs;portable arisingfromthissuccess:Theis vulnerable to the disease. Corn -major U.S. crops to estimate the Bel Air sewing machine;sewing no' s spapas ssesr( amount of risk. table; Hoover electricsweeper; danger that the world's farmersseed companies and research other sweepers; several electric may become so dependent on a few Until quite recently, farmers laboratories are working on an all- fans;large drum typelamp an, stick highly select plant varieties that aout effort to produce new varieties ofnever thought of the new and more table. shift singledisease couldcausea productive crop varieties in terms of Studio divan; largeupholstered corn that are not vulnerable to chair; day bed; rr i catastrophic crop failure. blight. While these are on the way,risk. To them, it was an opportunity small upholstered rocker; highback That risk is coming home with a thereisashortageofblight - to grow more food on the same oak rocker. vengeance to American farmers thisresistant seed, and farmers faceacreage, with higher profits. Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table, In general, high yield means that walnut finish, with six year in the form of a new strain ofheavy losses. leather- cropsareresistanttodiseases, bottom dining chairs. wahtroerpfertilizer;1 Severalchestsofdrawers; WI::h a n dr ; extremes of weather and insects. trailer; matching bed and chestof 18' ladder:;' Buttoachievethisresistance, _Table drawers; matching bedroom saw ands;:; Sunday, July 25 11-I' agricultural scientists have to suite; metal bed; largebuffet; t";vic::. Starting at 1:00 p.m. eliminate variety from the plants. electric broom. Several electric clocks; hand tools

Due to the death of my husband, Morri- several and o4!: , And as they eliminate variety, they coffee tables; picnic ddress son Barker, I will hold a public auction at increase the chance that a single tables; our farm located from Fostoria, Ks., east electricmixerandskillet; ..:. 1/4 mile, south 1, and east 1/4; or from Hwy. disease, will affect a large number severallawnchairs; bevel edged 16 & 13 junction, south 1/2 mile on 13 and of plants. mirrors;magazinerack. equipment; ga!tE,'... east 11/4 miles on country road. Agricultural scientists face the tricky problem of getting just the Terms: Cash rightmixture ofvariety and Tom Bievins, Adiniral refrigerator; lamp; uniformity -crops have to be alike Owner utility cart; fan; piano; W&W tv; Auctioneers: Foster Kretz Auction Service Clerk:1m 5 piecematching parlor set; metal cabinet; porch swing; enough to be easily handled, yet Clay Center,Ph. MorganvilleWA6-4422 end table; Windsor set (2 straight cooking utensils and dishes. different enough to avoid suscep- chairs and 1 rocker); dresser tibility to a single disease. Instead of with mirror; metal & wooden bed SEED ALFALFA following a narrow track toward WOOD BROODER HOUSE higher yields only, scientists have to 4 oak chairs; sectional book- takeinto account the face that HERE, ROVER,COME case; metal baby bed; car trunk; TACK GE crock & crock jug; large ice tongs 2 matching black parade sad- nature is tricky and changing. Hand pump; trunk; tub; cream les; breast collars; bridles and They've found that out already in YOUR SUPPER, separator; milk strainer;lan- blankets; harness; fly nets; trying to spread the green revolution tern; cabinet; picture frame; cut hames. glass; carnival glass; jars. from countrytocountry.Short - BOY! MISCELLANEOUS stemmed wheat that resisted rust HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Scrapiron; wooden barrels; diseases found in Mexico proved to Divan; platform rocker; arm metal barrels; automatic hog chair; blonde oak table; match- waterer; traps; grease gun; be vulnerable when transplanted to ing bed; dresser with mirror and fence tools; hand tools; vise. India and Pakistan. Experts met the new mattress; Maytag square Aluminum extension ladder; challenge by cross -breeding the new tub wringer washing machine. wooden ladder; scraper; Warm crops with local strains. Portable automatic washer, Morningheater;Royalwood new; kitchen table and 3 chairs; heater; oil space heater. The whole affair illustrates that RESOUR man's effortsto Westinghouse 30" electric range tinker with the Laonaknsp&reDmi (good). Terms - Cash balance of nature are never quite as simple and direct as they seem to be Not Responsible For Accidents Furniture 8 Nothing Removed Until Settled For at first. Just as DDT turned from a savior of life to a menace as is side US, Bonds Ada Barker, Owner effectsbecame known,sothe Municipal E Auctioneers: Bob Wilson & Milton Anderson Cash Auction Service Gene Curbey, Clerk revolution in plant breeding appears to be a 2 -edged sword. Total

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Herington Livestock Auction Co., Inc. kb' Other Liabi STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY CONSIGNED CATTLE Total Depo Total Here's a few sales made Tuesday,July 6th. Richard Klenda, 1 hc @ 62.00 hd. The above Max Tharp, 86 pigs @ 10.25 hd. Chas. Heiser, 7 bwf hfrs 914 @ 28.85 s Harry Falen, 21 pigs @ 8.75 hd. Chas. Heiser, 3 wf hfrs 800 @ 28.90 Harry Falen, 39 pigs @ 8.50 hd. Chas. Heiser, 12 wf strs 992 @ 30.00 Glen Filkin, 2 boars 140 @ 14.00 Chas. Heiser, 9 wt strs 814 @ 30.35 11101 Glen Filkin, 1 hog 200 @ 17.80 Edgar Henricks, 2 hoist cows 1130 @ 20.30 S.C. Holt, 8 pigs @ 8.50 hd. Ernest Holub, 2 wf strs 680 @ 31.40 . It Bell, Ch: Paul Hegle, 1 blk cow 1040 @ 20.80 Eugene Christiansen, 11 pigs @11.50 hd. Dogs don't need coaxing whenCOOP Chunk,yron Brooks, Ronnie Wiebert, 25 pigs @ 9.50 hd. Mrs. Dee Gutsch, 1 blk bull 455 @ 36.75 Ott J. Everet Jim Piper, 5 pigs @ 10.0o hd. Mrs. Dee Gutsch, 1 blk bull 360 @ 36.50 25% ration0 in their bowl. It's the homogenized ph Rothlist Joe Tajchman, 3 hogs 188 @ Mrs. Dee Gutsch, 1 wf cow 1310 @ 21.00 18.10 dry, Joe Tajchman, 4 hogs 210 @19.00 Ralph Sturgis, 3 wf hfrs @ 227.50 hd. a great meaty flavor evenwhen served James Ryar Irvin Isaac, 2 sows 345 @ 15.00 Robert Morris, 1 blk bull 1200 @ 23.00 T. Sheldon, Tidbits, the M. Skaggs, Burton Buckman, 1sow 445 @ 14.60 Harry Yakle, 1 blk hfr 1010 @ 27.70 And don't forget CO-OPCat Food F Raleigh Sill, 1 sow 465 @ 15.40 . Torluem Lyle & Bill Krause, 1 wf hfr 855 @ 26.00 can'tr, Elvin Scheufler, 2 hogs 217 @18.60 Lyle & Bill Krause, 1 wf str 360 @ 33.25 ration with the fish andbird flavor cats thur D. Web Lester Payne, 2 hogs 217 @ Sharon Bina, 1 wf clf @ 68.00 hd. lard Wright, 18.60 Foodl E Lester Payne, 1 blksow 370 @ 15.10 Fred Pracht, 6 wf strs 600 @ 33.20 Pick up a bag of CO-OPChunk Style Dog Kansas Fart I Alan Herman Kickhaefer, 2sows 490 @ 15.20 Fred Pracht, 2 wf cows 1390 @ 19.70 Bell, V CO-OP. bOm Mark Kickhaefer, 2sows 592 @ 14.70 Cat Food Tidbits today at your Means, 5; Roy Diepenbrock, 1 Fred Brunner, 1 wf bull 560 @ 30.25 sow 500 @ 14.90 Cecil D.Hunte: Roy Diepenbrock, 1 hog 255@ 19.30 Rock Bros., 1 wf cif @ 29.00 hd. Daryl Schlesener, 2sows 370 @ 15.00 R.L. Gant, 1 blk cow 975 @ 23.30 Hubert Steiner, 1 boar 515 Verner Asp, 1 cif 690 @ 30.50 @ 10.25 'N.H. Bell L.C. Veerhusen, 1 boar905 @ 9.00 Mark Kickhaefer, 1 hoist cif @ 70.00 hd. Jack Backhus, 5sows 336 @ 15.85 Ernest Bind, 1 bwf clf @ 84.00 hd. R. T. Shel Ernest Bind, 1 bwf clf @ 80.00 hd. John Von Pschigoda, 1 hog 275@ 18.30 Mea Francis Herbel, 6 hogs 247 Willis Peterson, 65 hfrs 617 @ 29.90 H.Alan B @ 19.60 Walter Hett, 1 wf bull 1624 @ 27.00 Dan Riffel, 1 shoat 170 @18.30 Dog Tuila Eric Walter Hett, 1 wf bull 1370 @ 27.65 David Jack Shearer, 6 hogs 226@ 19.20 Chunk Style Mu Walter Hett, 1 blk bull 1000 @ 26.50 Michael Walter Otte, 4 hogs 227@ 19.30 T Wm. & Richard Visser, Merlin Jackson, 6 hfrs 577 @ 27.90 Carol Ada 3 hogs 208 @ 19.90 Merlin Jackson, 1 white hfr 515 @ 27.25 Pat Tajchman, 1sow 545 @ 14.90 Goleta Ray & Milton Jacobson, 1 wf cow 960 @ 20.60 Ab A.C. Eisele, 3 hogs 630@ 19.70 Jeanette Ray & Milton Jacobson, 1 blk face str 290 @ 37.25 Frank Schoff, 14 hogs 222@ 19.90 Virginia John Lee Jr., 13 hogs 252 Werner Burhoop, 102 hfrs, 647 @ 30.40 CatFood @ 19.60 Curtis Peterson, 7 strs 857 @ 31.00 Gerhardt Kickhaefer, 1 str 605 @ 30.25 Curtis Peterson, 6 hfrs, 844 @ 28.95 Gerhardt Kickhaefer, 3 hoist strs 655 @25.90 Jr. Hanschu, 1 wf bull 1500 @ 26.50 Gerhardt Kickhaefer, 12 hoist strs 792 @25.40 Dave Laubhan, 1 blk cow 1130 @ 21.50 Co-op Assn. Jim Loney, 2 calves @ 38.00 hd. Carlton Richard Klenda, 1 clf @ 58.00 hd. Kim Reyer, 2 hoist strs 735 @ 25.00 Kim Reyer, 1 wf str 825 @ 30.30 Telephone 31 Don Peterson, 26 cows 904 @ 21.04 MARKET REPORTS: reenleaf Radio Station WIBW Assn. Topeka,Monday 12:15 p.m.; Tuesday,7 a.m. Farmers Co-op Elevator Radio Station KJCK, Junction City,Monday thru Saturday, 8:30 Greenleaf -Linn a.m. -Washington BONDED FOR YOUR PROTECTION Excellent Truck and Rail Facilities H. Irvin Christiansen Edward B. Tolle Phone 316-732-3185 Phone 1613 Roxbury Joe Clemence anhattan Phone 913-479-5922 FarmersCooperative Assn. Fieldman C. C. Wendt Lee W. Remy Manhattan -AltaVista Phone 913-258-2529 Phone 913-983-4473 Fieldman Ted Haefner Phone 316-924-5446 -Westmoreland-Onaga Sta 1, ride." J:a are gifts and there is we're getting more people on the ior Understandably, some employes nothing in se;, into:lassholdersholders unioncontracts trains now just because the space is avingmisc, tn" rdts and retirees were miffed requiringthem. Grass & Grain itemsrriYh andRailroad men counter availableto of across declared as they,so often have, that passes them instead to 25 artuanlYulji ffOver thatalways have beena regular andpeople riding passes." Port at thewest it was "a helluva way torun a railroad." necessary right of the employes. But it seems certain the argument July 13, 1971. With even fewer trains is not yet ended. intrak Slight The railroad unions took the issue running under Amtrak thanbefore,the Several arailroad man's passto court, and a federal judgein largeamountcr .. argument seems almost academic. °king . like tellingPhiladelphia issued a restraining dishes, r;.':: ay from him is about It's more a matter ofprinciple than 2 BIG SALES some a ticket toorder on June 21 requiringpasses to WEEK cotlector-switemeanst.:;: uhrtlaiPiirehehas to buy anything else. mist. items game. be honored. The judge extended the g in, '." "I don't know what differenceit mention. began operating therestraining order to July16 and ofirk, Bonded for your protection - ..'iihen Amtrak makes," said a Frisco spokesmanin e Son's passenger trains onMay 1,promised a decision then. Wichita."We haven'thadany EQuipmt;yto. was passed that "no ticket-no Amtrak officials argue that g passespassenger service for sevenor eight 1961 Rambler years anyway. is V": LEADINGISHOG° lilir MART il 1 il NeSKANSAS.daY don, stick 1p shiff,:: "They cut off allour foreign -line I y 50,000 mil,.. ALL ENTRIES WELCOME passes July 1, 1970, and itwas all ad Super Ride i.k I. for half -fare for some time beforethat. II I with mu tat Homko SP You just about have to drive :k law where ML3,11,210A 2 other power nyso' you want to go anyway." SALES CO., INC. 3 HP OMAN COUNTY TRACTOR PULL e, roto4iller; August 8th,7:00 P.M. Butanemployeof another garden cultivalorl Fairgrounds, Kingman, Kansas Barn Phone ,'BATTLE fertilizer; railroad saw it differently. 913/325-22( hand wheel barmy; ENTRY FORM "Passes aren't any good anyhow," We s; trailer he said, "but I hope the union of ; 18' laddir:; beats Table Harold Albert Gieber saw and them on it. This is just anotherway Auctioneers HP motor; Name.... aisE Et 1 to put us down, and I don't like it." motors; yard ForInformation hand tools He said he hadn't used his pass for or to Consign, Cali: al and ofq.Jiddress not listed; pile several years. ED BURT, Washington, Kans. 9131326-2393 s; us.F.:, cannisters. A MissouriPacific spokesman ; Et Some 'ractor Make & Model ed steelc,:i said an employe in his office already equipment; gordu. had gotten ahalf -rate order on Statement Of The Financial Condition Of The Terms: Cash Amtrak but "So far asIknow, CO SEND ENTRY TO: passes are not honored." UNION STATE BANK

LEON SOWERS "Prior to Amtrak, many roads vim, Owner Murdock, Kansas 67111 were in on the 'home road' plan," Olsburg, Kansas lion Service Clerk:11 By July 26th For Additional Information he said. "That is, a man witha At Close of Business' June 30, 1971 NA6-4422 MoPac pass could travel for half- CASH PRIZE MONEY fare on the Santa Fe, for example. That was in operation for several ASSETS Loans and Discounts years, but applications have to be Building & Fixtures $1,165,640.34 VER, COME made to Amtrak now." Even under 2,000.00 CONDENSED STATEMENT U. S. Bonds 309,822.89 the home road plan, half -fare tickets Cash and Sight Exchange OF CONDITION were good only on certain trains. 208,160.48 PER Federal Funds Sold 350,000.00 Hauling passholders had gotten to Other Bonds 254,733.23 Total be big business when Amtrak took $2,290,356.94 STATE BANK over. A Santa Fe spokesman said his .-4--- ettag & TRUST CO. road honored some 16,000 passes LIABILITIES during the first four months of 1971, Capital Stock \,,,.... $ 50,000.00 according to the records. Surplus MANHATTAN, KANSAS 150,000.00 "That's about the equivalent of Undivided Profits Close of Business June 30, 1971 having one train a day just for 104,880.11 Reserve for Bad Debts 18,559.46 passes," he said. "At $10 to $15 per Unearned Interest 2,122.80 RESOURCES mile for operating costs, that makes Total Deposits Loans & Discounts 1,964,794.57 $ 7,940,310.96 it pretty expensive. It figures out at Total $2,290,356.94 Bank Premises 119,176.43 over $3 million per year in dead loss, %\Furniture & Fixtures and that's part of the cause for the The above statement is correct 65,799.20 J. W. Yantiss U.S. Bonds & Fed. Agencies 2,151,767.75 reduction in passenger service. Vice,President Municipal Bonds & Other Securities 4,964,593.70 "Amtrak made the decision on passes-we didn't. When we have a Cash & Sight Exchange 1,063,274.38 Total Resources man on company business we tell $16,304,922.42 him to buy his ticket and put it on his UNION STATE BANK LIABILITIES expense account. "Passes are something custom OLSBURG, KANSAS Capital Stock $ 258,300.00 has dictated, nothing else.I think Member FederalDeposit Insurance Corporation Surplus 950,000.00 Undivided Profits 197,417.96 Reserves 146,174.52 Other Liabilities 293,097.40 THURSDAY, JULY 15 Total Deposits 14,459,932.54 STARTS 9:30 A.M. Total Liabilities $16,304,922.42 - LUNCH SERVED Due to health we are quitting farmingand will sell at public auction on the farm located 7 southand 2 east of Linn or 14 north The abovestatement is correct. and 4 east of Clay Center, Kansas. R. T. Sheldon, President FARM MACHINERY DIRECTORS 1969 John IV. H. Bell, Deere 3020 tractor, Chairman of the Board,Citizens State Bank & Trust Company diesel, wide front, locked rear clie. ByronBrooks, State end, 3 pt., power steering, LPO, CON, Representative and Rancher taxing when J. Everett,Attorney L hyd., 600 hours, like new ° 25% rarINV,mRa.11pahmReostRhyliasbnerger, Ranchery 1956I HC 350 tractor, gas, new rubber, fast hitch, TA, less than Manager of Vanier Enterprises whenSented jt T. 400hourssincecomplete even _kSheldon, President,Citizens State Bank & Trust Company overhaul, LPO, L hyd., very aggs, President, SkaggsMotors good )..op Cat FoodTidbits' . sTorluemke 1953 Super H tractor, complete ool[,:i.\\Arratthduwr D. flavor cao (Weber, VicePresident Emeritus, Kansas State University overhaul, good rubber, very nd bird Kanr,aigs FarffixeLciuftive good Sate Vice President, Farm Bureau Mutual Ins. Co., Inc. CATTLE And a fullline of farm imple- Chunk B Alan e Ins. Co., Inc. KFB Insurance Co. Registered Hereford bull, 5 year b ments and tools, much of it late 0-0P Bell, Vice 11Hereford cows 3 to 6 yrs., 1 has John Citizens State Bank & Trust Co. old, gentle and a good breeder, equipment. co -OP. Means, ExecutiveVice calf at side, balance to calf in the modern type, cows are all at your Cecil D. Vice President, Citizens State Bank &Trust Co. Hunter, PPartner,Hunter & Lundberg October bred to this bull Trucks & Trailers 11 Angus cows, 3 to 6 yrs., 1 has calf, balance calfin October This is a good set of farm stock 1969 Ford F-2503/4 tonpickup, OFFICERS AND TELLERS HD, 4 speed, Big 6 engine,wrap W. H. Bell, 7 Angus -Hereford cows, 3 to 6 cows, allgood producers and Chairaof the Board Phyllis Dawson, Teller milkers. around bumpers, mud tires, R. T. Sheldon,President Pm n years, calf in October wide bed, radio, heater, 17,000 John Means, Cheryl Erickson, Secretary 26 Hereford, Angus and Charolais 4 . miles, like new Ex. Vice President Donna Flohr, Teller Alan Bell, Vice President cross bred calves from above Terms-Cash Day Of Sale Also sfock racks and2 Electric Twila Ericson, Betty Florence, Proof cows, wi. .v OJUI US. Wheel trailers Ass't Vice President Dog David Murphy, Ila Fritz, Bookkeeper Lyle Cashier Dennis Hatfield, Teller For Full Listings See Grass & Grain June 6 Michael Toy,Ass't Cashier Carol Adams, Betty Kirby, Bookkeeper Teller Gloria Krob, Bookkeeper Golda Abshire,Teller Jeanette Dorothy Moser, Proof Oscar & Alga Ohlde, Owners Anderson, Bookkeeper Virginia Marie Renz, Teller Clerk - Bank of Palmer, Palmer, Kansas Jensen, Teller Helen Roe, Teller Auctioneers: Foster Kretz Auction Service, Clay Center, Phone Morganville WA 6-4422

OPEN Monday TERMS FOCI a Assn. thru TO eaf-Linn sh,gton -HILL MART Thursday Till Furnithre & ApIlances SUIT uo'Fad 8:00 East Over the Viaduct on Hivmys 177 and 18 776-9707 MANHA TTAN YOU ve AO. THE HOME OF CERTIFIEDSERVICE itita Vlsta nonaga sponsorship of Kansas Pork (off grass) Sale, Salina, Milton 0111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111115, Producers Council, R. H. Hines, Nagely, sec. K -State, supervisor. Feb. 9, 1972 - Twenty-fifth Aug. 17 - Householdgoods in versary sale of horned &anni- G&G Calendar Clay Center, Kans., Harold ed Herefords by The Lincolnpoll- Printz estate.Auct. -Foster County Hereford Assn. atthe July 13- Farm sale southwest tion City, Ks. Howard Lang- Kretz. Sylvan Grove, Ks. sale barn, of Marysville, Kansas,John vardt and Dwayne Gugler. Aug. 18 - Real estate & house- Bill Watson, assn. sec. Cottrell and VirginiaCottrell. This date has been changed hold goods in Vining, Ks., west Aucts. Don Roche &Raleigh from July 2. of Clifton, Martin R. Pederson Grace Period SON estate. Auct. Foster Kretz. Y°1111g Plans utl'' Breeding. July 24 - Antiques & household pianoA.,- July 13- Household goods in goods in Salina, Ks., Chester Aug. 24 - Third annual Sunflow- regis- I n King. Aucts. Roger A. Johnson er consignment sale of kurtnueno Clay Center, Ks., Margaret For Expired egl Fin- tered Holsteins in Salina, Kans. family's cham Estate. Auct. Foster & Son. 0 Kretz. July 24 - Farm sale north of Sale mgrs. John Carlin and July 14- Farm sale south of Emporia, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Doug Fellers. License Plates .04, White City, Ks., Mr. & Mrs. 0. T. Foraker.Auct. Evert Sept. 4 - Kansas Classic 3 -breed Persons buying auto license Smith. horse sale at Manhattan. Bob tags Ervin Davis. Auct. Foster under the new staggered system hen Kretz. July 25 - Antique sale at Fos- Wilson, St. George, sale mgr. will the eugatRI July 15- Land auction west of toria, Ks., Ada Barker. Aucts.Oct. 9 - House and 80A farm, get a month's grace periodbefore Linn, Ks., Wilkins Estate. Bob Wilson & Milt Anderson. Idana, Kans., Lewis estate. Kansas Highway Patrolmen sprayedlina "Linty sh: Auct. Auct. Foster Kretz. begin Don Roche. July 25 - Antique auction at making arrests forout-of-dateMrs. young trmi:y July 15- Farm sale including 410 N. 4th, Manhattan.An- October 19 - Northeast Kansas Commercial Sale ,Holton Sale registrations. without old & unusual items,construe. tiques & Things, owner. L. D. ss Capt.RobertPerkinsof tion equipment. SamEnz est. Shehi, auct. Barn, Holton, Ks., Milton Na- the Young Auct. Dick Brewer. July 27 - Aug. 3 - Feeder pig gely, sec. Kansas Highway Patrolsaid thehaveMrs. July 15- Farm sale south of sales in Missouri towns, Mis-Oct. 20 - Salina Commercial grace period will be allowed until decidedriet Sale, Salina, Ks., Milton Nage- the Linn, Ks., Oscar Ohlde.This souri Cooperative Feeder Live- new staggered system of issuingresidence.. sale date changed fromJuly 9. stock Assn., Charles E. Aus- ly, sec. licenseplates tl Auct. Foster Kretz. fahl, secretary. October 21 - Western Kansas accordingtothe July 16- Farmland in Clay July 29 - Tools, household Commercial Sale, Wakeeney vehicle owners last initial isin full County, Kansas, saleto be goods, possible antiques in Sale Barn, Wakeeney, Ks., Mil- operation. BEATR(i held at Tract No. 1northwest Ellsworth, Ks. Ladislav Satran. ton Nagely, sec. Whenthesystemisinfull of Industry, Glenn F.Gibbs. Aucts. Ray Gerbitz & MelvinOct. 30 - Fagerberg, Hawkin- operation next February, all Auct. Foster Kretz. Temple. son, Olson all breed club calf persons ITFI July 17- Antiques, tools and July 31 - Farm sale at Smolan, sale at Manhattan Commission must have new tags on priorto the Las household goods at 919N. Ash, Ks., Harris & Ida Mae Gus- Co. sale barn, Manhattan, Ks. end of the month during whichthe Alden McPherson, Ks., Frank L.Mow- ,tafson. Aucts. Roger A. John-Nov. 4 & 5 - Kansas State Showlicense expires, he said. Arrestswill of plur brey estate. Auct.Marvin D. son & Son. & Sale, Fairgrounds, Hutchin- jokingl Krehbiel. be made on the first dayof the Aug. 3 - Household goods in son. Also Junior Calf Sale be- 71 Ass July 17- Farmland and ma- Salina, Ks.,Don Hintz. Aucts. fore sale of reg. cattle on Fri- month follwing the month during chinery northeast of Roger A. day, Nov. 5. which the license expired. gather Harvey - ohnson & Son. LIVESTOQ A w vile, Ks., Aubert J. Neu.Auct.Aug. 4 - 747 acres Chapman Nov. 13 - Northern Oklahoma Tags expire on the last day ofthe & real est. brokers Dain'sReal Creek and nearby farmland, Shorthorn Assn. sale at Pond month stamped on the license. The Estate. Creek, Okla., Bruce Brooks 2 miles north hours E Dickinson county, Kans., sher- "M" tags, for those whose initials ofBz, July 17- Real estate & person- iff's partition sale, the Patrick, Bethany, Okla., sale mgr. owner. al property at Washington, begin with "m," "n," or "o," willbe Ks. Bridgette & Mathew Maguire.Nov. 20 - Production sale of Monday The Wilson estate. Auct. Don available for over-the-countersales - Roche Sale will be held at courthouse Johnson Hereford Farms, Smo- K -S1 July 17- Farm sale northwest in Abilene, ans. Ray Wilson & lan, Ks. July 15. Mail-order cards for th"M" of St. Marys, Ks., Mr.& Mrs. C. W. Crites, realtors& allots.;Nov. 20 - Tomson Tradition licenses tags will be mailed thisWednesday.4 new sil' Eugene Floersch. Auct.Dennis Royer & Royer, attorneys. sale of Shorthorns at Waka- Rezac. Aug. 4 - Farm sale southeast of rusa,Ks., management of week by the State Motor Vehicle BARN PFIN July 17- Antiques in Salina, Clay Center, Ks., Leon Kopfer. Bruce Brooks, Bethany, Okla. Dept., Miss Harrison said. 2233511 Kans., Mike Eckles.Aucts. Auct. Foster Kretz. Nov. 23 - Annual production Roger A. Johnson & Son. Aug. 5 & 6, evenings- Antiques sale of Amstein Herefords, July 17- Household goods at & collectables in Clay Center, Bill Amstein, Clifton, Ks. 1024 Commercial, Emporia, Kansas, Mrs. F. Stewart. Auct.Dec. 4 - "Come As You Are" Saturday, July Kans., Mrs. Joe Jones. mP:iuRrsaRi;g;acek'Bfor.iinarrIflr: Evert Smith. Auct. Foster Kretz. Aug. 6 - Farm sale in Morgan- Starts 1:00p.m. July 17 - Furniture, antiques& ville,Ks., Mrs. Leo Mellies. - collectables at 901 W. 6th,Junc- Auct. Foster Kretz. We willsell at public auchond` 13/4 miles north of St. tion City, Kans., Mrs.Eliza- MarySY. 63, then 114 miles beth Miller. Auct. C.W. Crites.Aug. 7 - Horse sale at Wilson west. July 18- Quitting tire repair & Sale Barn in Salina, Ks., Aucts. gasolinetransportdepart- Roger A. Johnson & Bob Perry ments of Louk Oil Co.,south Aug. 7 - Jersey cattle dispersal of Meriden, Ks., EarlRoderick, south of White City, Ks., E. T. 14 Charolais Cattle HOGS & EQUIPH auct. Comp. Auct. Foster Kretz. 7second calf heifers and 7 calves 2 hybrid boars July 18 (Sun.) Aug. 14 - Farm sale west of 1 heiferand bull calf 15/16 42 hybrid sows, 14 hat - Household an- pigs or are due to fa tique sale in Alta Vista,Ks., Meriden, Ks., Mr. & Mrs. Dale 1 heifer and bull calf 3/4 Langley. Auct. Earl Roderick. 5 heifers and 5 bull calves 3/4 others will be bred Mr. & Mrs. Bert Sisson.Auct. 4 A -frame hag house I Jim Kirkeminde. Aug. 16 - Performance tested Tested and OVC July 23 -G & L horse boar sale at Riley county fair- 10 oakfarrowing cr sale at FARM MACHINERY waterers and feeder! JC Livestock salebarn, June- grounds, Manhattan, Kans., 10 heat lamps and WA 1950 JD Model A Pig feeders 1950 AC Model C Lotsof money and IHCNo. 46 haybaler spent on the breed Wik hay loader above hogs. JD No. 11 trailertractor mower IHC No.15 hay rake MISCELLANE JD No. 45 manure loader 15 gas cans; lotsof 1949 11/2 ton Dodge truck wheelbarrow; hydraolk JD 2x16truss frameplow for J D; fence charger; JD2 -row monitor junk iron; lots of mist. IHC 12' disc ANTIQUES AC 2 -row cultivator ForI TAKES INTERN IHC 18' harrow 70feet Crandel's consign splice barbed wire; Ira 2 wheel trailer surroun POSITION WITH PCA press; flask; cream or Don R. Pruitt, Aurora, son of good ru HOGS 9th.Os 25 mixed butch 225 @ 19.90 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pruitt, has Terms: Cash Day Of Sale Nothing Sold Pfc. 12 mixed butch 227 @ 19.85 accepted an intern position with the buyers We had a very large hog sale, with 9 white butch cattle ai over 1500 feeder pigs. The pig market 233 @ 19.80 Manhattan Production Credit Assoc- 33 hamp butch 213 @ 19.80 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Floorgh higher was $1.00 to $2.50 lower in spots. 23 mixed butch iation, according to Floyd Ruther- A nice run of cattle sold with the 227 @ 19.75 Clerk. 29 white butch 236 @ 19.75 ford, president of the association. Auctioneer:Dennis Rezac market looking about steady on all 12 hamp butch classes of cattle. 204 @ 19.70 Sponsored by the fourteen PCAs in Following is a partial listing of 11 mixed butch 200 @ 19.70 Kansas, the program lastsfortwo 33 mixed butch 228 @ 19.65 Foil our sale: months. Pruitt will spend seven last Fri SOWS weeks in the Manhattan PCA office FEEDER STEERS & HEIFERS 1 red sow and make field visits to Manhattan 2 bwf strs 600 @ 32.25 315 @ 16.00 ICENCI. STOCK 3 mixed sows PCA members. RONALD Volume Doier 3 wf strs 630 @ 31.50 395 @ 16.05 North K.artsas Largest 3wf sti 1 white sow 370 @ 15.85 CADILLAC 7 hoist strs 782 @ 25.65 CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE - 2bwfs 20 hoist strs 4 mixed sows 444 @ 15.45 0 844 @ 25.45 1 hamp sow 8 wf fic 78 mixed hfrs 703 @ 28.30 465 @ 14.95 VAI Second -ABILENE, 59 mixed plain hfrs 696 @ 28.25 1 hamp sow 495 @ 14.50 BALING TWINE 19wfs 71 med PIGS STEER & HEIFER CALVES Se 14 med 1 blk str 22 mixed feeders @ 18.75 To 270 @ 38.75 A Good Variety 2S med 4 hoist strs 305 @ 38.25 16 mixed feeders @ 18.25 34 white pigs @ 15.00 1 blk str 355 @ 36.75 Lot 2 blk strs 420 @ 35.25 26 red pigs @ 17.00 'Used Car 32 rned 22 mixed pigs On Our 6 blk 1 rn str 355 @ 34.00 @ 16.75 V8, 4 door..... st 15 mixed pigs Po 1 blk hfr 250 @ 32.50 @ 16.50 1968 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, 2char 18 mixed pigs automatictransm 1 wf hfr 480 @ 30.75 @ 16.00 Gold. Radio, heater, 2 char 2 blk hfrs 477 @ 30.10 45 mixed pigs @ 15.75 ing, air conditioning.ission4 door au 2 char 2 bwf hfrs 555 @ 30.00 20 mixed pigs @ 15.50 1968 RAMBLER Rebel 550, trans 66 mixed pigs @ 15.25 Radio,heater,automatic 24 hols 68 mixed pigs White. air conditioning. COWS @ 14.50 steering, power brakes, door ..,.." 1S hois 1 hoist cow 1300 @ 22.50 74 white pigs @ 14.00 6 cyl., 4 40 mixed pigs 1966 CHEVROLET Bel Air 1 hoist cow 1360 @ 22.50 @ 14.00 Red. Radio, h eater,stick. haritoP .' Pigs weighing 30-35 lbs. brought V8, 2 door 1 hoist cow 1435 @ 22.20 1966 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, steering. 2 wf cows 905 @ 22.10 $10.50 to $12.50. 4 speed,power Silver. Radio, heater, hardtoP,..."' 2 blk cows 957 @ 21.95 1965 CHEVROLET ImpalaV8 4 door 2 wf cows 895 @ 21.85 ALREADY CONSIGNED: Radio, heater,automatic Brown & beige. conditio 2 wf cows 960 @ 21.60 50 mixed heifers @ 600-625 powerbrakes,air 1 wf cow 865 @ 21.50 65 mixed steers @ 725-750 power steering, V8 4 door , ...... " 2 wf cows 1050 @ 21.00 9 charolais heifers @ 700 lbs. Greenfield Supreme 1965 CHEVROLET Impala trans White.Radio, heater,automaticsing,contion All these cattle are off thegrass. Triple -T . air Holland steering, power brakes, p w. V8 Super heater, .1. If you havelivestock to appraise, call: Takeyour choice 1965 CHEVROLET Impala radio, Livesi 2 door hardtop.Turquoise, 0.4cersedb, VRN LANG VARDT, halter, Manager, 238-8211, Junction City steeling.; 2 door,beige, -- HOWARD LANG VA silc. 1963 CHEVROLET Biscayne, HOLT FARM Dude RDT, Auctioneer, 238-8212, Junction City 1962 RAMBLER Classic4 door heater, Beige,radio, LICENSED AND BONDED 6 cyl. station wagon. ITCOSUPPLY wagon. wagon -':.,; station trawfiiin BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY 238-1471 1962 FORD Falcon 4 door automatic IZE HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone 349-2863 Next To Sale Barn Beige & tan.Radio, heater,heater,stie ' -MANHATTAN PR 6-7943 1951 CHEVROLET 2 door,radio, rn

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n he N° caused by their own errors, merelybackgrounding ()rgaiip program.The Till that they would pay any penalties ayeragedaily gain for wintering , - 1er ensuing. calves fed hay was 1.87 Tucso\Ratt, Similar pounds, Voting complaintshavebeen compared to 2.10 pounds for those plans filed piano in s by FTC againstBeneficial until fed forage sorghum silage: a s Finance. Taking into account hay wastage tlesnakedecides family's and estimating the cost of sorghum organ, Mrs. silage at $10 per ton, researchers Young National Honor children placed the relative value of the hay weres

agsliving at $20.64 per ton. room whey To Ft. Scott FFA The average weight of air dry feed willacross the tug andik for lore MANHATTAN -A Kansas Future 100 pounds of grain was 866 Pima Countysill sprayed Farmer of America Chapter isone pounds for silage and 1,023 pounds mace inintit of three in the nation this year tofor hay. lateMrs. young without receive the Farm Conferences success. Award of Merit. the Mrs. Young The honor has been won by the thehave decided not h FortScottFFAChapter,and [ theorgan until the rate recognizes that chapter'sout- residence. ling standing safety promotionprograms the conducted in the Fort Scottcom- full munity during the pastyear. The Fort Scott Chapter awardwas Havingdiscontinued our tirere- full IT FINALLY FELL announced by Phillip Schmidt, pair and gasoline transport bus- sons representing iness, will sell at the Louk Derby Last October, observers were making book that a leaning silo on the Dick Wellman ranch the NationalSafety ) the near Council, Chicago, Ill. The award will Station 2 miles south of Meriden, Alden in Rice county was going to fall. The structure, 7 or 8 years old, had fallen noticeablyout Kansas on K-4. ) the be presented formally Tuesday of plumb and was attracting enough viewers who hoped to catch sight of the fall that Wellman will jokingly threatened to sell tickets. morning, July 13, as a highlight of the the 43rd annual convention of the SUNDAY, JULY 18 As suddenly as it started to tilt, the silo seemed to stabilize its cocked position and held starts 1:00 p.m. tring to- Kansas Association of FFA, which gether all thru the winter and spring. 5840gal. 5 compartment trailer gas A week ago, it finally fell. No one was injured and no other property was damaged. will be held on the Kansas State University campus at Manhattan tank f the The day before it fell, the story could have been different. "Seven of us were inside of it 6000 gal. & 4000 gal. above ground 24 July 11-13. hours earlier trying to figure out why it was leaning," said Brad Wellman, 21, son of the ranch storage tanks 2 miles north of 560 gal & 300 gal. overhead tank & itials AccordingtoHaroldShoaf, owner. Topeka, executive secretary of. the stands ill be The silo cost $18,000 when it was built and had a capacity for 2000 tons of silage. 2" gas pump; two 10-10 coats; 3 air Monday -C, Kansas Association of FFA, only sales K -State extension personnel had studied the leaning silo, for it was one of several relatively & manual tire changers; 3 hyd. three other chapters in the nation floor jacks; 5 air &manual bumper Wednesday- new silos with the same problem. are receiving the "Award of Merit" jacks; hyd. transmission jack. this this year. The Fort Scott safety 20 ton hyd. jack (new); 2 tire BARN fr.: from customers for its own purposesmutual funds packages. .hicle platn award is only the third one in the breakers; Hunter wheel balancer; 223 t Vs. andalso withmisleading ad- The complaint on the advertising 5 tube tanks; safety cage. vertising. concerned Block's claim history of the Kansas Association of Acetylene welder complete with thatitFFA for a Kansas chapter. tanks; 4 air grease & gear oil guns; &R Block H&R Block officials say they had would make goodany penalties 3 air & manual tire spreaders; 2 SaturdnvJi v &R Block, Inc., the income tax not sold any confidential in-caused by errors in preparation of chain hoists; spark plug cleaners I paration firm, has been accused formation but agreed they had soldtax returns. Block officials say theyTest On Forage and tester; generator tester; the Federal Trade Commission customer lists to Pennsylvania Life havenever Dyno-Vision tune-up machine; contendedthatthe electric steam cleaner; tow bar; Starts 1:00 p.m. -'s.1 using confidential information Insurance to solicit insurance and company would pay tax deficiencies gas station pump; 100 gal. step le will sell at public aUff,:', Sorghum Hay tank; two 23 -gal.saddle tanks; 34 miles north of St. Mar, large Pepsi pop vendor. 3, then114 miles west. Shop and hand tools; assortment Vs. Silage of gun, grease and motor oil; much Forage sorghum silage produced misc. not listed. faster gains at less cost than forage Many of these items are less than tie HOGS 8EQUIP 4yearsold and used very little. 2 hybrid boars olds sorghum hay in a test conducted at elves 42 hybrid sows, 111 Kansas State University's Fort Hays Sale Held In Shade Good Cafe Adjacent To Sale pigs or are due h Branch Experiment Station. others will be hoed Researchers wanted to know if 3/4 4 A -frame hog hog Louk Oil Co. 10 oakfarrowing cr. Sale Barn hay would produce the rapid gains Auctioneers waterers and faev desired in a typical cattle Earl Roderick Auction Service 10 heat lamps andb.".: WI Pig feeders ABILENE, KS. Lotsof money of spent onthe 104 SellingEvery Hogs 11: 00 a.m.1 above hogs. sower FRIDAY rsaie MISCELLANEA Cattle 1:00 p.m. 15 gas cans;lolsoi!. wheelbarrow;hytke.: for J D; fencechaq STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS junk iron; lotsof 0. No good to choice feeder heifers with weight offered. Just odd lots HARVEST IS OVER ANTIOUEf For thistime of the year many Crande;:, of medium quality. 70feet consignors locally and from all splice barbed surrounding counties brought ina 9 shrthrn hfrs 413 @ 31.90 SALES RESUME JULY 15 press; flask; good run of cattle lastFriday, July 11 shrthrn hfrs 534 @ 30.60 2 shrthrn hfrs 720 @ 29.00 N 9th. Out of state Nothing Sold feeder and order buyers were hereto really buy cattle and prices lookedstrong to COWS flous higher on allclasses offered. 1 brn sw 1645 @23.40 Eugene 1 hoist cow 1425 @23.00 1 hoist cow 1550 @23.00 1 hoist cow 1225 @22.40 Following isa partial listing of 1 hoist cow 1450 @22.10 last Friday'ssale: 1 hoist cow 1380 @22.10 1 hoist cow 1200 @21.50 STOCKER& FEEDER STEERS 1 red cow 1050 @21.40 3 wf strs 491 @ 35.80 1 red cow 975 @21.10 LE 2 bwf strs 1 hoist cow 1475 @21.10 T °LDsn9uol 480 @ 35.90 8 wf fleshy 1 hoist cow 1280 @ ABILog. strs 584 @ 32.90 21.80 19 wf strs 702 @ 32.00 1 hoist cow 1175 @21.80 71 med qualityblk 656 @ 1 hoist cow 1675 @21.70 14 med 32.20 Sep quality wf710 @ 1 hoist cow 1080 @21.30 To 25 31.90 varietY med qualityfleshy 1 wf cow 1055 @21.90 blk strs 1 wf cow 1050 @22.40 32 med 564 @ 31.85 Car11) quality blk [email protected] Used 6 blk strs BULLS i,j; do°r 777 @ 31.45 5 gin,- 2 charstrs 1 fat blk bull ItlaS tie trarL- 822 @ 31.60 1350 @27.60 aUtOrna 2 char strs 2 char 712 @ 31.60 strs 750 @ 31.60 PIGS - 4 dor trap` 24 hoiststrs o 839 @ 25.75 15 small pigs @ 13.50 de aut co di300 15 hoist strs 720 @ 26.00 11 small pigs @ 12.75 oKe,Air 6 1',0tiOP 4 door 16 feeder shoats @ 16.00 sricicill, 2 loortr stee: [TUNE INABILENE STATION KABI 1560 ON YOUR DIAL eder4e'speed,pOS 12:20NOON er, door,,,no EACH THURSDAY AND 6:45 A.M. EACH auw FRIDAY vala a FOR OUR MARKET BROADCASTS. heateairor) wer .,1"4 door. -trans' Yardmen pale vautornati.c.00 On Duty 24 Hours A Uay ater, condlti ...,4 air WE ARE Ake., super 61),eater', ,, Livestock OPEN 24 HOURSA DAY Ucensed, is our business Bring your cattle RALEIGH BREEDING, Manager Is1al° radio, ' bonded our only business in any time day or IrC111°iSe' and operating underGov't Supervision barn 562-3671; home 562-3547 heige) her night; we'll handle Phone For 2 door, "6. Dude Auctioneer; Larry Lagasse, or RandyReynolds them for you at More Information Ph: Concordia,Ks., CH 3-1714 '41311e'oor 'eater 5 Dan Reynolds is 4 d radio, CO3-3394 your request. CO3-4721 n. ag011 LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. vr star,tiOn autolv aticoleic/ °UDEREYNOLDS, LMa/utscalle heater, Abilene, K MARYSVILLE, KANSAS or,radt°' Sell 41st. M 41 whoistc\vosvi

Sell By 11 Or BuyIcaggaGi ®1g3AuctionVIJC43ChN cow Our receipts for the week were 358 cattle and 625 hogs. Stocker 8 wf strs 507 @ 34.70 HEIFER CALVES cows CO: steers and heifers were selling about 1 blk str 340 @ 33.70 1 wf hfr 305 @33.50 guernsey steady. Fleshy steers and heifers 2 bwf strs 542 @ 33.00 1 bwf hfr 410 @23.80 were 50¢ to 750 lower. Killing cows 1 blk bull 415 @ 32.30 1 wf hfr 285 @32.75 1 wfcow were $1 to $1.50 lower, and killing 2 blk strs 540 @ 32.30 1 bwf hfr 320 @32.25 1 wcow 1 blk bulls were steady. 3 brocf bull strs 370 @ 32.20 1 bwf hfr 380 @32.10 cow i Our pigs were selling $1.50 per 1 char bull 355 @ 32.10 1 wf hfr 390 @30.50 1 wf bull 4 wf hfrs 457 @30.40 12 behka co\ovsv head jower. 430 @ 31.90 ';'' Following is a partial listing of 1 bwf str 535 @ 31.60 6 wf & bwf hfrs 537 @29.70 blk 3 wf & bwf hfrs 1 wfcow our sale last week: 1 bwf str 490 @ 31.50 510 @29.60 4 1 wf str 450 @ 30.80 1 wf hfr 520 @29.50 cow 111 swwpffo STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 1 hoist str 530 @ 28.10 10 bwf hfrs 506 @29.25 '3ocwwow 1 wf str 8 blk & bwf hfrs 474 @ 11 feocwow 580 @ 34.00 29.00 1. 4 blk strs 557 @ 32.80 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 bwf hfr 515 @28.90 wf Ili 1 blk str 590 @ 32.10 1 blk hfr 650 @ 29.10 1 bwf hfr 480 @28.75 1 bwfcow 1 bwf str 635 @ 32.10 7 char & wf hfrs 654 @ 28.90 1 blk hfr 460 @28.70 2 wfcows 1 rn wf 11' 1 wf str 640 @ 31.90 1 wf hfr 840 @ 28.75 1 wf hfr 540 @28.50 cow IND1 4 wfcows A 1 bwf str 690 @ 31.00 7 bwf hfrs 587 @ 28.50 3 wf hfrs 533 @28.50 la" 21 wf cows Janic 1 wf str 700 @ 30.90 2 wf hfrs 570 @ 28.10 2 bwf hfrs 487 @28.10 iii, 1 wf str 1 bwf hfr wf cow 695 @ 30.60 640 @ 28.00 1 bwf hfr 430 @28.10 ii5s1 E. Fl 6 blk strs 620 @ 30.60 1 bwf hfr 625 @ 27.70 3 wf hfrs 546 @27.50 2 wf strs 560 @30.50 2 blk hfrs 582 @ 27.50 38 whitepigs 1 wf hfr COWS 51 mixed strs 843 @30.40 595 @ 27.10 70 mixedpigs 1 wf str 1 wf hfr 1 wf cow 820 @ 22.60 580 @30.30 580 @ 27.00 58 mixedpigs 1 blk str 650 @30.20 1 wf hfr 700 @ 26.75 1 hoist cow 1280 @ 22.20 35 mixed 1 hoist cow pigs 1 blk str 610 @29.40 1 wf hfr 610 @ 26.10 1240 @ 22.20 white 1 blk cow 870 @ 22.10 1 wf str 740 @29.25 1 blk hfr 820 @ 26.00 26red28 pigs37epigs 1 wf str 635 @29.10 1 blk hfr 715 @ 26.00 1 wf cow 1015 @ 22.00 1 blk cow mixed pigs 1 wf str 840 @28.90 1 bri hfr 700 @ 25.60 680 @ 22.00 29 mixed 1 hoist cow pigs 3 wf strs 913 @28.60 1 brocf hfr 805 @ 25.60 1250 @ 21.90 26 mixed pigs 1 hoist cow 1 wf str 770 @28.50 1 wf hfr 830 @ 25.50 950 @ 21.80 24 hamp pigs 1 hoist cow 4 blk & bwf strs 804 @28.50 1 blk hfr 730 @ 24.00 1430 @ 21.80 15 blk spot 1 hoist cow pigs 1 bwf str 680 @28.10 1 blk hfr 800 @ 29.00 1255 @ 21.70 23 white pigs 1 wf cow 1 wf str 1060 @28.10 915 @ 21.50 27 hamp pigs 1 char str 1020 @27.25 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 1 hoist str 860 @25.40 2 hoist strs REZAC BARN LIVESTOCKCOMMISSI 1057 @25.25 St. Marys 437-2999 2 hoist strs 905 @25.00 DELAINE REZAC 4 hoist strs 972 @25.00 St. Marys 437-6266 COMPANY 2 hoist strs 645 @24.60 ELMER IMTIIURN Maple Hill MI 3-2440 STEER CALVES PAUL KRAMER 1 brocf str 170 @42.00 St. Marys 437-2993 St. Ma 4 wf strs [email protected] 1 bwf str 310 @36.80 CERTIFIED 1 bwf str 470 @ IlviStu 36.00 Auctioneers: Lawrence Na 1 bwf str 440 @36.00 Welter, Gene Toby & DennisRezac

Farmers& Ranchers LivestockCommission Co., Inc OLDIT-w?r.140SALINA, KANS, MONDAY Hogs & Cattle Monday SalesOnly Hogs sell at 10:30 a.m. followed by our regular cattle sale as theyare Until After Harvest unloaded. Bring Your Hogs& Cattle We'll Have TheBuyers

Sellin its at 11:0 Cattle will in the order they are co on the books. 520 Receipts Monday totaled 1188head of cattle and hogs. 6red sows, Saline Co. Fat hog top was $20.50 with 5 bwf hfrs, Reno Co. 620 a light test of the cattlemar- 576 @ 28.70 1 hamp boar, Ellsworth Co. ket, prices looked about 3 Guernsey strs, Ottawa Co. 5050' steady. 453 @ 24.00 1 red boar, Dickinson Co. 4 Guernsey strs, Ottawa Co. Following is a partial listingof our consignments: 483 @ 23.80 1 hamp boar, Mitchell Co. 1 blk hfr, Osborne Co. @ 675 @ 27.80 white pigs, Ellsworth Co. 11 hoist strs, Saline Co. 20 The Kan CATTLE 782 @ 25.50 18mixed pigs, Ottawa Co. 1 blk bull, Lincoln Co. 1 blk clf, Ellsworth Co. B' , drew 1365 @ 28.50 @ 64.00 81white pigs, DickinsonCo. 3 hoist strs, Cloud Co. 1 hoist str, Saline Co. the "first 471 @ 29.00 1005 @ 24.40 15 mixed pigs, Clay Co. niors. 2 bwf hfrs, Ellsworth 1 wf bull, McPherson Co. Co. 347 @ 32.25 840 @ 23.50 .George 1 red str, Ellsworth Co. 1 wf cow, Reno Co. 26 mixed pigs, Lincoln Co. ( 425 @ 33.50 970 @ 22.40 Co. id there 1 hoist cow, Ottawa Co. 1 wf cow, Saline Co. 15 mixed pigs, Clay \A 1445 @ 23.90 1090 @ 19.10 Co. r entrie; 12 mixed pigs, Dickinson @I 1 hoist cow, OttawaCo. 1 hoist cow, Saline Co. 880 @ 21.90 1175 @ 21.50 mixed pigs, DickinsonCo. Kenn wc 1 hoist cow, DickinsonCo. 64 1265 @ 22.60 @I rnPion h 1 hoist str, Marion 13 whitepigs, Lincoln Co. Co. HOGS Co. 645 @ 27.80 17mixed pigs, Ellsworth en:e sl 1 wf cow, EllsworthCo. 20 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. 231 @ 20.50 1 char hfr, Ellsworth 915 @ 21.90 Best df t Co. 33 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. 213 @ 20.45 of Olsbu 1 wf hfr, McPherson 375 @ 30.70 9 white Co. hogs, Saline Co. 228 @ 20.45 the 1 hoist cow, Ellsworth 750 @ 27.30 Co. 6 white hogs, Ottawa Co. 216 @ 20.35 Kissick 1 hoist cow, Ottawa 1235 @ 21.40 Co. 1615 @ 22.50 33 mixed hogs, LincolnCo. 211 @ 20.30 h Lynn 1 hoist str, OttawaCo. 20 mixed hogs, Clay Co. Among 1 wf str, Cloud Co. 495 @ 29.60 212 @ 20.25 895 @ 29.50 10 mixed hogs, Lincoln Co. 218 @ 20.20 and un( 1 wf hfr, Ottawa Co. the win 465 @ 28.70 22 mixed hogs, OttawaCo. 222 @ 20.00 1 hoist cow, Saline Co. renoe 1155 @ 23.10 23 mixed hogs, Lincoln Co. 250 @ 20.00 3wfstrs, McPherson Co. A surnm 451 @ 35.50 23 mixed hogs, EllsworthCo. 198 @ 19.90 1 bwf str, McPherson Co. In nextwec 530 @ 32.80 1 hamp sow, SalineCo. 375 @ 15.9C 1 wf bull, Ottawa Co. fers 1000 @ 27.80 12 mixed sows, MitchellCo. 282 @ 15.95 1 hoist cow, Dickinson Co. 11 mixed sows, Ellsworth the exhi 1245 @ 23.50 Co. 524 @ 15.50 Isborg. 1 hoist cow, Dickinson Co. 1200 @ 23.00 FOR INFORMATIONOR ESTIMATES MARKET REPORTS LAUREN' E CLEMENCE AUCTION Radio Station KSAL, Salina THELIVESTOCK Phone CO 3-3091 6:45 a.m., Every WithACTION MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN Monday, Wednesday & Friday KERM Phone Durham Barn M AVM ; Phone 732-3371 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. BOB MUIR Salina,M 913 TA5-0211 Salina Phone TA 3-2963