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i MOVING TOHIGHER GROUND Alan and Ralph Larson help theirfather Howard 0. 1.44 flooded feel lotnear Tescott. Cattle Larson move dairystock from were moved to a pastureon higher ground.
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be corrected by foliar applications Distributed by T -L Irrigation,Histings, All the comforts of home because only small amounts are pbpr needed per acre. BLANDING IMPLEMENT MEINHARDT a Beloit IMP CLAIM - Our seed coating Warne?) Wood Shavings ' productfurnishesnutrientsthat promotesoilbacteriaandear- MIDWEST SALES& thwormactivitiesthatcausea DANNENBURG IMPLEMENT Marion for farrowing release of soil nutrients the natural Holton houses Kennels way. FACT - There is no scientific DAVIES IMPLEMENT STEINER IMPLEMElil chicken houses proof thatthe small amount of Hiawatha bacteria applied in this manner will Sabetha PACKED IN APP. 70 LB. POLYETHYLENE BAGS changethemicrobialpopulation sufficiently to have an effect on HENRY SALES & SERVICE FOR SALE BY: breakdownofsoilmineralsor Topeka VAHSHOLTZ IMPLE organic materials. Salina "What farmers need to remember
NELSON MANHATTAN HATCHERY isthat there is no substitute for HUTCHISON IMPLEMENT BRAUCH I BROTHE Everest EastUS 24 Phone Manhattan, standard fertilizer," says Tobin. " Marysville "There simply is no such thing as a For Heavy SpringChores You Can't Beat Th 0 -OP Truck TireValues for Dependable Serum
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ire Grocers Quit thecost TItS in the prce; equal nutrients Trading Stamps .ers. Some bra nore Never legal in Kansas, the trading tah dardPer Pound stamp has about passed from the fertilize scene in Kansas City, nearest spot to With acouniNE 1 agent beto.te the G&G area in which they have nvestment. been used. At one time nearlyallmajor supermarkets in Kansas City (on the Missouri side) passed out stamps NRO, with grocery purchases. A&P quit in WITH 1965, Krogers two years later. A NEW local chain, Milgrams, dropped out in 1969. This spring United Supers andthenSafewaydroppedthe stamps as an inducement to shop- I(VEIGHIN A PLEASANT DAY FOR A RIDE pers. Several hundred horsemen in the G&Garea think there is Only major outlet now is at some little as pleasant as a nice Sunday ride for several hours witha Thriftway stores, members of the saddle club. One of the more activegroups is one at Barnes, in AssociatedWholesale Grocers Washington county. This group often gets close toa hundred group. people for weekend rides. Many in the G&Garea will recognize Supermarkets have dropped the the group by its association with Lyle Weiche, who farmssouth of trading stamps generally with a Barnes in the Chepstow hills. Weiche often is astride his mule fanfarethatpriceswere being ipplement And Chico on the rides, and he has taught dozens of Washington discounted. Most store operators iranimals. county youngsters to ride, train, and appreciate horseflesh. appear happy that they are no an! longer handling stamps. Some of them say that inflation
Hastings, Nebr. pressures made it necessary to cut expensesinany waypossible. Estimates generally are that stamps NHARDT IMPLEVIt's Massey -Ferguson added 13/4 to 2 cents per dollar spent Wamego by the consumer. Notallgrocerymanagers, VEST SALES &Si Trade now while you've however, were sure that the stamps Marion gotthe time to work out a BETTER DEAL won't make a comeback. The bigger on the tractor you want with the the store, the more important is total CT equipment you want on it! BET- sales volume. TER TRADE-IN because we want "When you operate on a one per NER IMPLEME!' your old tractor in our shop now. cent profit on sales," said one chain Sabetha advertising man, "anything you can do to gain volume becomes im- T portant. Stamps have helped volume ISHOLTZ IMPLP: before. They will again, if everyone Salina else isn't offering them." 94 -HP TRACTOR THAT'S TOPS AUCHI BROTElEi V-8 DIESEL! FOR 6-7 Marysville BIGGEST MF TRACTOR BOTTOM JOBS! EVER BUILT! 510 CU. IN.
Everything For The Horse And The Rider Largest Stock Of Saddles Here's the production tractor that cuts down on work In Mid -Kansas First big as it cuts costs! Direct injection, thrifty 6 -cylinder row -crop tractor witha V-8 diesel. Power and speedto spare. Moves diesel engine. Full hydraulic system. Big Airluxe com- mph.12-speed bigimplements 5 to 7 fort seat. Choice of 6 -speed or shift -on -the -go 12- 1810 North Buckeye Multi -Powertransmission, hydrostatic speed Multi -Power transmission. Power steering,tilt/telescope TRADE NOW ABILENE, KANSAS ardHandles steering wheel stand- like a small tractor. ordinary tractors! Worth afleetof & SAVE Open Daily 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. TRADING TIME PRICE IS LOWER Sundays 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. F1130 MF 1080 BEST FOR YOU MONEY IN THE 5-6 BOTTOM CLASS!
A middle -weight tractor that competes in the heavy- Oakes bigplows, weight class-yet handles like a light -weight! Smooth THE ROUND-THE-CLOCK p acreage disc harrows fast!With and chisels through and powerful 80 -hp. diesel engine, choice of 6 or 12 - arg° !Mon,hydrostatic Multi -Power 12 -speed trans- speed transmission. Power -adjust wheels and hydro- AUTOMATIC ingcolumn, power steering, TRADE NOW static steering standard. rilb1!, power brakes. adjustable steer- NURSE -COW tread SAVE PLENTY arwining Yet TRADE NOW FOR BEST DEAL Raise Veal, Feeder Calves aavyloads a Herd Replacements YOUR Complete Line Of M-F DEALERCAN PUT A Medicated Milk Replacers BROWN NEW TRACTOR ON YOUR FARM MOTOR CIRCLE CO. T IMPL. White City CARROLL'S CO. GILLEY'S Minneapolis KUHLMAN Clay Center Specialized Feeds MOTORCO. TANKING EQUIPMENT Seneca PFISTER-RHODES Linn EBERWEIN & SON GARAGE Alma Phone 913-229-6454 13eac0htijfe6'1Pliiu89ES 2'11:: SALINA IMPL. CO. ALTA VISTA, KANSAS OD1' FARM Jamestown DANNENBERG IMPL. CO. Holton andtra"- WINIFRED SUPPLY or see: IMPL. Salina SHOCKLEY IMPL. CO. Hiawatha %AY CO. Van Meter P"1 IMPLEMENT Winifred LAMPHEAR GARAGE & IMPL. McLouth CO. DAIRY SUPPLY Kensington BRAUCHI BROTHERS Marysville GYPSUM, KANS. "public pressure" from an unnamedEXTENsiom Women Resist Manhattan commercial businessFORMER " AWARD whichfeltthe firemen werein One of KANSAN T111. Park LETTERS- competition with the firm. nineIF from the G&GArea thecountry-ne ''xtensioreee!1 Giving UpSmoking Profits from the project were usedService to awards ive To G 11 ,,,,,, 1111111 lllll 1111 llllll 111111 lllllll 1 lllll 1111111 trouble quit-to sponsor a summer youth baseball township in Women have more Sykes TS ill people living in Jefferson team, provide donations to charitymarketing ath for your ting smoking than mendo. s A Picture Idea Dickinson county. Thank you e' al Fu and purchase small recreational , excellent paper. No one knows why, butfigures State university.Peeialist ,a. From A Hope Reader equipment for use by firemen. bleb.14 Lois Orth from the Kansas Tuberculosisand with GeorgiaExt G area ma) My husband and I enjoy Grass & "We hate to discontinue the work, Grain and get a lot of service out of its Rt 3, HOPE, KANSAS Health Assn. say that the percentage hisybueatrisS backfrom but feel we must," Woodhouse said. S for use. We are in the grade A dairybusiness, of men smokers in thedecade from Kansas. at for have been for 16 years. Also my G&G likes to get picture ideas decreased but husband, our hired man and our son from readers. Many of thepicture 1955 to 1965 actually COW POKES smokers Council (who attends KTI at Salina) operate suggestions have merit, and wetry that percentage of women s schedule approv custom swathing with a Hesston swather. to arrange a photographer's went up. its My.husband built a trailer to haul the to include the idea. Wemight Figures for both men and women swather so they are able to cover more commend our own classified section off,saysthe andnine sta territory in a short time. Thought G&G if the Orths would like to maketheir are now tapering might like to get a picture of this out- custom swathing services better association in a release aimedat fit and to find something about some known. noting the dangers of smokingto women. Sidemust Smoking among teenage girlsis now about 40 percent,about the A BankPreferred By same as for boys. L.( EMA Ns The association says that women :wickobil who smoke spend more timesick in out( Farmers AndLivestockmen three ways, bed than nonsmokers and have 13,AVIC. ar times the rate of chronicbronchitis d lls, and emphysema. The numberof tnillfor fromthesetwo ahall:fa- womendying l diseases has doubled in thepast a decade.
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can cost you more than you save. And if your That's why you shouldn't push your combine beyondits capacity. combine. Then. can't stand the pace, trade it for the keep -ahead capacityof a Gleaner compromise: NATIONAL you can hurry through harvest withoutsacrificing yield . . .without the quality or cleanliness of your crop. The "Sig.t: Come If you've ever operated a Gleaner combine, you knowwhat we mean. long feederclob our ni Feed" system with down -front cylinder eliminatesthe need for of chokingand plug.UPs and .conveyors in front of the cylinder-the chief causes behind for seP31° With the cylinder down -front, a Gleaner combine has morearea 110 the grouad.o: Sires 14 . . . not back on Lion and cleaning. Those extra bushels go in the bin ER touches the crop...lets) Gleaner combine gives you extra capacity wherever it C630 Mumbo BANK MANHATTAN, hurry without worry.
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TOPEKA - East US 24 CLAY CENTER bxkard imiC301Ael:111pUN:SaarHYYteintniCSetesliv:CimillToG:°P:114e11°2; JUNCTION CITY, KANS. Henry Sales & Service Circle -T Impl. STATE PARKS:' ISIO Fall River-Toronto Reservoir - courses that can be cut at KU, K -a kid to try, but I don't know if they Ganoung Charolais of Plainville Roads and parking, $40,000. PamonaReservoir, Vassar area - State, Wichita State and the threeought to have the right togo to anypaid $1500 for a bull consigned by KNAA NS W AANRI) In Roads and parking, S75,000. f Parks Crawford State Sewage state colleges. school they want," Bickford told theWalter Doll of Healy. nine Extens1iRiEl Park - system, $29,000: Max Bickford, executive officerlegislative subcommittee chaired A double -bred Bette cow, a fifteen- IntrYtorece7 CheneyReservoir, WestShore - by Rcreds and parking, $100,000. for the Regents, told a legislativeSen. Joe Harder, R-Moundridge. awards To Get Lovewell Reservoir, Cedar Point area sixteenths female, with a good heifer fromrivet subcommittee that "hard decisions" Sykes Trieb, - Roads and parking, $40,000. calf at side, went to the Flying A a f Milford Reservoir, Pleasant View ing area - Roads and parking, $40,000. on eliminating unwarranted courses Ranch for$3700.The pair was al Funds ScottCountyLake - Roadsand will be made. parking, $40,000. consigned by Spain Ranch of niversity. Triebt get some of its He cited a case of a graduateCharolais Sale orgia Extensions. G area may Prairie Dog State Park, Leota Cove Richards, Mo. thefederal area - Roads and parking, $65,000. course at one state school that had award backfrom Perry Reservoir, Jefferson Point area Heifer prices topped at $1400 on a was forwolt nt for recreational -Sewage system, $5,000; trailer dump an enrollment of almost 60 percentAt Hays Hits consignmentofJohn Ewingof station, $7,500; and roads and parking, $100,000. foreign students. LaSalle, Colo., that went'to Ganoung on Recreation s Council "Unless there is a demand for a$136,000 Gross park and program from our own area kids," NATIONAL HONOR TO ifs approval on The Bluestem Charolais Assn'sG&G AREA TRAPSHOOTER projects in 24towns, twoConsider Cutting Bickfordsaid, "Thenthose to get programs are on their way out." spring sale at Hays grossed over CLAY CENTER - Phil Frigon, a nine state parks $136,000, with 15bulls averaging million back fromthe Courses On Bickford also indicated that there 17 -year marksman, has been named $1382 and 145 female lots $736. toa JuniorAll -America trap- ent of Interior. was some opinionthat a school be matched should not be allowed to get larger The top price was $4350 paid byshootingteaminSportsAfield dney must State Campuses Glen Jordon of Coldwater for a 1969 and be approvedby the than 12,000students. He cited the magazine. Frigon tied for the junio Duplicate schools of engineering,size of the town and other factorsfull French bull bred by T.H.championship at Vandalia, Ohio ent of Interior. Neilson of Overhill Farm. chunk of moneywould gojournalism and architecture atwhich could bear on the problems won a junior doubles championshi; A half French bull, consigned by J ick County Zoo, some Kansas universities are probablythat a larger university had. KU at Reno, Nevada, besides winnin H. D. Shawver of Wichita and ownerstate titles in Kansas and Nebrasko for open space areasat thenot in jeopardy, but there are in-presently has close to 18,000 students pedestriandications that the Board of Regentsand K -State about 13,500. ofBlueRiverHillsRanchatFrigon averaged .963 on 3300 target ays, outdoor Manhattan, wenttoColberg's malls, and someland - is looking hard for programs and during the season. He's the son "I'm a big defender of the right of Charolais at Lyons for $2200. Mr. and Mrs. R. Frigon. half -million dollarswould parks, all for building or
roads and parking. a list of G&G arealocal gmFirst to serge the farmer. 'th state approval for the s: Your Internalional® Harvester Dealer pool and le - Swimming se, picnic area, game and play 533,896. and can show you 615 and 715 combines Swimming pool se -562,310 and acquisition of 1.6 adjacent totheparkforthe and future park log pool that should costmore. But they don't. nt, $2,615. - Chautauqua Park ements,527,864 andacquisition 2.1 acres adjacent to the_ park, 5549. Why wait? DU won't let mill Garnett - Northandsouth park enprovements, phase .111, $15,954. Girard - Raymond Memorial Park no of day?-loo Improvements, phase I, $7,715. Ileiston - Communitypark and eationproject, phaseII,$68,259. JunctionCity - RimrockP a r k, developmentof westsidepark Check the power, prices and capacities of our new 615-715 combines All -Speed Drive. Kt, 927,187. with comparably sized machines. Naturally, some things we wouldn't think of changing. Like our La Cygne - Multi - purpose cation complex, phase I, $32,960. You'll find that we're determined to giveyoumore combine for full -width threshing. Practically plug -freefin -and -wire racks. Op- Lawrence - Acquisitionof 20 acres every dollar you invest. a naturalstream forNaismith posed -actioncleaning. nbelt Neighborhood Park, $36,093. For example, we give you up to 107 hp in the 715. Up to 96 -bushel These new 615 and 715 combines can be equipped with 101/2 - McPherson - Acquisition of 164 es adjoiningthecitylimitsfora capacityinthe grain tank. Capacity features you cancount onin any to 181/2 -foot platforms, or 2-, 3-,and4 -rowcornheads. See your nicipal recreation area, 882,427. Newton - Newton Community Park, crop orcondition. International Harvester Dealer. Compare them with any other like - seI, 556,908. Of course you get Quick -Attach platforms and corn heads. Variable sized combines. Then decide how you want youi 615 or 715-finance, Norwich - Swimming pool and speed cylinder and fan drives. Choice of belt propulsion or Hydrostatic IUGN house, 225,108. rent or lease. Olathe - Swimming pool and Nthhouse,5227,770. Overland Park - Neighborhood park Illst and Lowell), -5 1 9, 9 6 1; hborhood park(74th andHardy), VEST 9,961; neighborhoodpark(83rdand rant), 59,980; par 3 nine -holegolf rse, 518,909, and swimming pool and b.Mhause, 5119,728. Parsons - Marvel Park project Improvements, $44,025. Pitlsburg - Park golf course and tennis center, phase II, $33,847. Sedgivick County- Zoo, $217,013. Touganoxie - Acquisitionof t w o esidential lots forparkexpansion, 707. Wichita - Acquisitionof120 acres foe Chishokn Creekpark,phaseIII, 11i910, and Cessna Park Improvements, 572,916. Winfield - Cherry StreetPark, phase , 511,769.
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OPEN Co. TERMS mondav thru MARYSVI TO Thursday HILLMART Mary Till Furniture & Appliances SUIT GION WAithineSHIN fipple 8:00 EastOver the Viaduct onFl mays 177and 18 776-9707 MANHATTAN YOU THE HOME OF CERTIFIED SERVICE COtjsclL hnP patter Last Link On WesternIrrigation Shows 135W To Wichita ores FarmersinKansas in the western half of Kansas where plantedposes in Slowest, Toughest Wichita County produced 4.9 1970 16 counties had yields per acre of 100 1,689,000 acres of corn for allpur-vested and of million bushels of corn grain in 1970 1,617,000 thj$ Interstate highway 35W won't be bushels or more in 1970. acres f hosted fi to rank first among all Kansas KANSAS - ALL CORN AND coniFOR CRAIN Wichita and - gra 4 per completed to Wichita for anothercounties, according to the Kansas Lane, Wallace, 1970 COUNTY three years, highway planners say. Thomas counties all had yields in the 3574% since 1c Crop and Livestock Reporting All Corn The superhighway is destined to 110-116 bushel range. Virtually all Acres Acres silage was Service. Counties Acres Planted Harvested 9,43, link 170 at Salina to the Kansas Doniphan and Stanton countiesthe corn was irrigated in these high Harvested acsea,36 Per Turnpike at Wichita. The road isranked second and third, respec-yielding counties. Kt 0,, (Is,) Cheyenne 21,000 20,530 earlier. completed between Salina and 4 On drylandacreageinmost Decatur 10,900 of COrn tively,both with over million 10,000 9,300 Graham 9,100 92.0 McPherson and a 19.6 -mile run from eastern and central counties 1970 3,000 2,820 bushel crops last year. Norton 800 57,0 Uil'AbApril 7,000 6,440 but toan in- Rawlins 3,400 00,0 andMOS 21st street in Wichita County,aperennialyields were sharply reduced by an 9,000 8,770 Brown Sheridan 6,700 00,0 10,000 18,430 terchange at K196 in Harvey county extremely dry summer. In normally 14,300 07.0 ground by production leader, was fourth, and Sherman 36,000 35,280 33,400 105,0 is to be opened at midsummer. Thomas 22,000 21,560 othersinthetentop producinghighyieldingnortheastKansas, 20.400 100.0 NORTHWEST 127,000 123,680 Another 5 -mile stretch in Harveycounties were Sherman, Haskell,Doniphan County had the best yield 107,000 110,0 Gove 96.2 county has just been completed. 5,000 4,950 Finney, Grant, Republic and Gray.per acre with 60 bushels. Greeley 13,000 2,500 12,740 s 6,600 91,0 . ALL C' The final section that will slow up inthe Lane 9,000 8,913 The western three districtsof Only a dozen counties 7,300 100,0 Logan '0,000 completion to Wichita is a 5.4 mile 7,920 116.0 Kansas, where most corn acreage iseasternone-third ofKansas Ness 3,000 6,900 2,970 06.0 Scott 31,000 2,500 thru Wichita, from 17th street south 30,530 85.0 Acv irrigated, accounted for over half ofaveraged 40 bushels or more in 1970. Trego 4,000 17,700 3,000 106,0 ?Ian to Pawnee. The link up with the Wallace 2,900 The State's average corn grain 19,000 18,520 the State's corn production in 1970. 20,0 Wichita 51,000 15,000 50,230 113.0 south Wichita interchange of the yield in 1970 was 62 bushels per acre, WEST CENTRAL L43,000 43,800 The southwestdistrictwasthe 111.0 140,570 106,200 Turnpike has already been com- 107.6 leading producing area with nearly12 bushels below a year earlier. Clark 300 290 pleted. Finney 45,000 100 1,0 22 million bushels, compared withNortheast Acreage Leader 44,550 31,500 35.0 Ford 9,000 103.0 5,4 The 5.4 -mile run thru Wichita will 8,910 5,500 less than 2 million bushels produced Brown County,innortheast Grant 31,000 2,4 30,690 29,800 98.0 be the slowest and most expensive Gray 30,000 Kansas with 81,000 acres was tops in 29,400 23,000 96.0 10 years ago. Hamilton 6,5 5,500 5,440 107.0 miles of I35W. The 3 -year schedule 1,300 3,5 Haskell 44,000 97.0 The State's 1970 corn grain crop ofcorn acreage harvested for grain in 43,340 31,200 Hodgeman 1,9 presumes favorable weather and the 6,000 5,940 105.0 1970.Doniphan was second with Kearny 90o 11,C 79,670,000 bushels was 13 per cent 13,000 91.0 17,320 51 Meade 5,000 2,9 federal money remaining available. 11,000 10,550 90.0 smaller than last year's, but still the74,800 acres and Wichita third with Morton 5,600 ford 2.5 4,200 4,160 85.0 Except for that final stretch one 3,300 000L third largest output in two decades.43,800 acres. Jefferson and Nemaha Seward 17,000 16,330 100.0 35,9 Stanton 15,000 should be able to travel the 89 miles 43,000 39,500 04.0 completed the top five counties in 30,000 35,0 High Yields Irrigated Fields Stevens 20,000 19,200 100.0 18,500 91,0 from Wichita to Salina by mid -1972. SOUTHWEST 281,000 276,730 104.0 Highest corn yields per acre wereacreage for grain. 211,700 30,0 102.1
The cost: about $1 million a mile. n. 37,0 Clay 17,000 16,740 13,400 49,0 Cloud 15,000 15,760 66.0 soo 15,300 29,0 Jewell 17,000 16,320 53.0 th 9,500 20,0' Mitchell 4,000 3,750 70.0 11 1,900 52,0. Osborne 7,000 60.0 6,1360 5,500 28,0 Ottawa 4,000 84.0 Wale 3,960 1,200 10,0 Phillips 3,000 39.0 7,720 5,500 6 Republic 45,000 78.0 tee 43,370 37,400 430,01 Rooks 2,000 57.0 1,900 1,100 Smith 12,000 65.0 11,530 8,100 35,04 Washington 20,000 11.0 19.000 17.800 3,01 NORTH CENTRAL 152,000 42.0 147,460' 116,700 23,04 54.6 t, 27,08 Barton 4,000 Ns 3,920 400 27,01 Dickinson 11,000 105.0 ka, 10,890 5,200 3,04 Ellis 3,000 35.0 2,940 700 25,00 Ellsworth 1,000 89.0 930 700 22,00 Lincoln 3,000 36.0 <-;... 2,790 500 23,00 .fswiii'," -''. McPherson 9,000 30,0 3,820 6,300 35,00 ''''6 . '17,21L.,,,,? -'..,5'- harion 15,300 80.0 9,910 3,400 11,00 --' . 36.0 41.4.....,fr,r,?4,.?,,,,,,,,, Rice 3,000 13,00 2,940 1,300 55.0 Rush 3,000 32,00 ,.:";.;,,,?',1c4q* ,..'.. 2,940 1,930 35.0 Russell 1,000 14,00 400 vet `6.,s, 40,0 " 4'.'""s's'',,.4.,,,si,v- Saline 304,00 3,000 2.943 1.300 300IEgrAL CENTRAL 40.0 51,000 50,040 22,100 57.3 13,00 17,00 6,00 1,00 14,60
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96.2 CORN FOR CRAIN - 1970 COUNTY ESTIMATES (continued) Last Of Great 91.0 .04As- ALL c030 AND 109.0 116.0 ROUNDHOUSE FOR AIRPLANES All Corn Corn for Grain 96.0 Acres Yield River Log Drives Anew concept in aircraftstorage, based on the principles 85.0 Acres wanted 7---cresHarvested Harvested per Acre I Production 105.0 (Bu.) One of the classic images of of the railroad roundhouse, has been unveiledby Aerodome 30.0 in- 113.0 Industries Inc., a new firm in Wichita. Theround, dome -shaped 590 100 40.0 4,000 dustrial Americana, the transportof 111.0 500 390 100 40.0 4,000 'structure shown is made offiberglass and has a rotating floor 107.3 400 logs down a turbulent river 1,670 650 75.0 46,800 to a 114 1,700 which makes it ideal for storage andmaintenance of planes. 1,000 730 500 40.0 20,000 sawmill, has about disappeared. as.o 400 48.0 5,000 4,900 19,200 Planes inside are instantly accessible by using the rotatingfloor. 103.0 40.0 The last major sawlog drive in the 1,760 1,000 40,000 08.0 2,000 300 790 100 63.0 6,900 96.0 nation, down the Clearwater riverin 6,370 2,800 105.0 294,000 along the river late the previousdrive home to the rearing crew was 107.0 4,300 3,000 3,320 2,900 79.0 229,100 northern Idaho, has its last 07.0 run this 1,570 1,100 42.0 46,200 summer, waiting for spring snowa 3 -section raft, called a wanigan, 105.0 1,500 spring. 30.0 7 11,000 10,730 5,100 153,000 91.0 runoff and a rise in the river. In latecontaining two bunk houses and a 2,000 1,050 350 75.0 26,300 90.0 lead From now on the logs will be 2.500 2.450 900 35.0 31,500 April the last drive started, withcook house. 85,0 04,, broughtin 30,000 37,830 16,000 57.7 923,000 toLewiston,Idaho, 0 100.0 SORCE13141. some 51 million board feet of logs On the lower end of the drive the 0 04.0 millponds from the Potlatch Forests 35,000 35,280 33;100 31.0 1,026,100 0 100.0 dumped into the Clearwater fora 90 - men, most them year -around em- 01,000 33,180 81,000 42.0 3,402,000 0 104.0 by truck and rail. 30,000 78,400 74,300 60.0 4,488,000 mile journey to sawmills. ployees of Potlatch, spent the night 102.1 A lake formed behind Dworshak 37,000 35,260 32,200 23.0 740,600 This year's drive took 21 days,at their homes in the Lewiston area 0 40,000 47,770 40,700 38.0 1,546,600 55.0 dam will close the Clearwater 20,000 28,130 25,000 50.0 1,250,000 to 53.0 th shorter than average. Floods in 1938and commuted bycartothe 20,000 18,000 15,200 41.0 623,200 river drives. 73.0 Il 52,000 48,360 40,000 27.0 1,080,000 carried the logs to their destination"sticks" each day. 0 60.0 Usk 23,000 26,880 14,000 30.0 420,000 This particular sawlog run started IO 84.0 in just five days, but it took a long 80 "The men took to wanting to stay 91 10,000 9,300 3,600 31.0 111,600 )0 30.0 in 1929 and has required nimble- to 6.000 5.100 4,800 53.0 254.400 days in 1950, when thaws were slow.home,ratherthan 10 78.9 atcamp," 431,000 422,660 364,400 41.0 14,942,500 footed loggers to keep it moving )0 57.0 Average over the years has been 30Harvey Spears, a cook, said as the )0 65.0 each spring since. 35,000 34,120 28,400 28.0 795,200 )0 71.0 days. drive was completed. "The lum- 3,000 7,C00 2,400 44.0 105,600 DO 42.0 Some of the logs start stackingup 23,300 22,420 16,900 24.0 405,600 Through the first 41 miles of theberjack of today is a family man." 00 64.6 27,000 25,730 16,900 40.0 676,000 27,000 25,650 19,900 36.0 756,230 00 105.0 3,000 2,920 2,500 35.0 87,500 00 35.0 25,000 24,120 21,600 30.0 648,000 00 83.0 22,000 20,790 15,900 25.0 397,500 00 36.0 23,000 21,960 14,100 27.0 380,700 00 30.0 35,000 32,400 23,600 26.0 743,600 00 80.0 11,000 10,720 5,300 39.0 206,700 00 35.0 11,000 17,550 13,500 31.0 418,500 *0 55.0 32,000 31,200 30,000 43.0 1,440,000 *0 15.0 14 000 12.040 6.400 47.0 300.800 MO 40.3 C6ORAL 304,000 289,470 222,400 33.1 7,361,900 100 0.0
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AGRICULTURE SERVICE thisness? month Include milk and milk products in . . . and all year 'round. your meals 792 Value ALKA-SELTZER 33 TWIST'N OUT BREEZE BOX FARMERSFLINT HILLS UNION FEED FEED & GRAIN MILL PR 8-5322 Manhattan258-2412437-2434 Herington St. Marys iJ 25's ICE CUBE TRAYS FAN 2 speed MOR-KAN ELEVATOR Alka-Seltzer 752 Value CanTough, be stacked. flexible plastic trays, withPortable, easy -to -clean ,swew Round Wastebasket MID-CONTINENT ELEVATOR CE 8-4177 Junction Ci.! 349-2214 White City plastic grill. 20". *Wastebasket 2444 Qt. Qt. YOUR CHOICE ANACIN *Swing -top Wastebasket 30 Qt. GORDEN MARK ELEVATOR ME 2-3381 Clay Center ANACIN F4EfAhVIEKEt.lke) $1.59 Value 100's 94Y44c 792in2 TraysValuePkg. Pkg. $ 88 $14.88 Value. net . NJ "' .1 LaundryHeavy Duty Basket Pail Values to $1.99 16 Qt. 2 Bu. THESE VALUES AVAILABLE AT 47c ALL DUCKWALL'S STORES SALE STARTS THURSDAY, JUNE 3 88c gi PURINACHOWS and the industry have tried to annoy "Another new way of cuttingcosts isto de-emphasize annual model June Annoy Motorist Into Using Seat the citizen into a safety act. 1,1971 The General Motors Corporationdesign changes,"said Ford inits plans to put the new light -buzzerannual report to stockholders this And Shoulder Belts In New Cars Thespring, adding that in the future the Aire largeMere, The styling and engineering won't Under the passenger side of thesystem into all its 1972 cars. oniy modest Chrysler Corporation plans to makestyling changes would come "less f. front seat will be a sensor that will changes, alici change much, but the 1972 cars will and activate the light and buzzer whenthe change around Jan. 1, 1972. Thefrequently and less extensively." have one of the most noticeable new Nextfall,said anautomobile features ofthesomeone sits on the seat and the carFord Motor Company and the Dodge inthehistory American Motors Corporation sayadvertising man, "we'll by saying Chrysler automobile industry. is started. The sensing system of the models Will ni'd they are not sure whether they will'not newer but get new ab,,,;:e At government orders,thein- driver's side may be connected to better."ItPlymouth The outlook in styling for each of and Dodge Z,,'N the seat belt or to another underseatinstall the system at the beginning of two inches dustry has designed devices to in- the car makers is as follows: snorter *1;71; sensor. the model run in late summer or on have duce every driver and front -seat At General Motors, which created look -alike lion According to studies, only aboutJan. 1 as required by law. time. passenger to wear a seat belt. the annual model styling change, e gnnes for one-third of drivers use their lap A combination of the soaring costs no Lei When the driver gets into next At American er, )1iss of retooling, the large variety ofimportant changeisplanned for Motors DailyBre year's automobile and starts thebelts, and a smaller fraction use the run from pei models and the money and man- 1972, onlygrillandtaillight a switch motor,'a light on the dashboard willshoulder harnesses now required in paint striping in the li9W,As rhobar, power needed for the safetyand modofications. on the tell him to fasten his seat belt, andall new cars. The aim of the new to newgrilles recipes.' Ford hasthemostextensive on system is to make people buckle uppollution work has doomed much of "we're 1%, anannoying buzzerwillsound. styling changes in the industry concentrating Neither device will stop operatingand save lives, and itis the firstthe annual model change, which fornextyear," d 3 t° 1 "Ps 1972, particularly inits said One until the seat belt is fastened. instance in which the governmentused to cost up to $2 billion a year. in- Motors official, rss(13,,tableiSi AISsigas flower, Ivrea and 1 Toastmaster otor Oils waterover Redwood Fence Wren House ELECTRIC CARVING HEAVY DUTY No. #1 Dimefisi4 is here sub KNIFE Reg. $2.35 PANETREX 30W or 40 Al 2x4 Per. Section ...... lea* 95 reelPe is ka: 96"x"" $11951 Ea ONLY 9, Topefr°111 2A ...16' 2clt ...... SP 1.-,'-'1..---,...Agi alrans..wii -ma_Ss-zw..' .'-11---ma $169. QUAKER MAID 2x6 ...I ' '...... 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Makes about 36 hush Chrysler, puppies. the b. + ++ Washable Wallpaper Is Ig Rago Of Mrs.Mary wChrysler Lena Fiehtner,Sum- els get new al merfield: "I'll senda recipe that's a south andDodge 117 first class salad amongmany folks." nches shorter FIVE CUP SALAD - Versatile And Fashionable than dv look -alike lionCity Wins 1 cup mandarin orangesegments grilles to; or slices Today's washable wallpaper is so 814 Barnhill Drive, Junction City: "I enjoy 1 cup pineapple tidbits versatile and fashionable that it hasand bold designs, they add polish American er, MissLena Rago, and color to a small area or room. Motors section of G&G very much and try many of the 1 cup flake coconut become the Cinderellaofthe rom a switch the Daily Bread' Also available are washable flocks season is here I amsending you one of my favorite 1 cup miniature marshmallowsdecorating world. In fact, wallpaper t striping As rhubarb 1 cup sour cream which make the rich look of velvet on the smell recipes." isn't always paper anymore. It maypractical, even for the kitchen or ew grilleson the EASY RHUBARB COBBLER +++ be vinyl fabric or paper treated with 're cut-up rhubarb in a9x9x2-inch pan. Cream 3/4 cup bathroom. concentrating cups a vinyl coating for durability and ce butter. And I/2 cup milk, 1 cup flour, 1 teaspoon said o3(1103 tablespoons Dry Lace Cloth Hangmen will appreciate the ease Year," one salt. Pour over rhubarb. Sift 1 tablespoon quick and easy cleaning of any rs official. powder, 1/4 teaspoon household soils. ofhangingmanyofthenew rch and 1 cupsugar. Sprinkle evenly over batter. Pour 1 cup On Curtain Stretchers wallpapers. Pre -pasted and strip- all. Bake one hour at 375 degrees. When gooseberry And thecolors,patternsand water over To make yoursquarelace pablewallcoveringsrequirea goos+++++eberries for rhubarb. finishes don't look like paper either. is here substitute tablecloth look at its best, stretchit minimum of skill for installation. on curtain stretchers after laun-Available now on the market are theAnd easy subsability makes them dering. "wet look" papers that resemble Me is from Mrs.Ernest SOUR CREAM practical as well as beautiful. APPLE PIE patent leather. In stripes, patterns 9, Topeka: 4 apples, peeled. Slice in raw crust MEAL NUT BREAD in 8 -inch pan 1 cup sugar 1 cup thick sour cream HYDRAULIC buttermilk STACKING BALE WAGON gar 2 tablespoons flour cup dark molasses 1 teaspoon vanilla Fast, easy way to move & stack up to 100 bales per load. Hydraulic sifted flour 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon lift bed tilts to 98 degrees angle.placing bales in a tight 3 bale wide -7 or salt Stir cream, sugar, flour,vanilla, 8 bale high weather tight stack. STACKS STAY STANDING ALSO. Load with FARMHAND bale fork, pull type bale loader, or pull baking powder cinnamon together. Pour over raw behind the baler to load. UNLOADS IN 4 MINUTES. s soda apples, bake in 375 -degree oven 45 Horizontal hydraulic pushoff ram pushes against bottom 6 bales to quick oatmeal minutes or until apples are done. move Baleman wagon and tractor away from stack. ed) "Very good." Mounts on farm wagon gear or 2 wheel trailer. ORD BALEMAN may also be used year around as grain or forage chopped nutmeats +++ wagon. Very ECONOMICAL to own. chopped dates Mrs. Sharon Snyder, Beverly,is until light. Add sugarthe sender of this recipe: For Demonstration on your farm, name beatingwell.Stirin HUSH PUPPIES of nearest dealer, or more information and molasses. Sift dry 1 cup yellow cornmeal write or call (collect) to Cal Maxwell is together and add to egg 3/4 cup unsifted flour 308/384-8135 Add oats, nuts and dates, 4 teaspoons baking powder SHEATHINGjust enough to combine. 1 teaspoon salt two 41/2x81/4 -inch bread pans 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder SPECIAL BUT ave been buttered. Bake in two-thirds cup milk 1/2" ee oven for 55-60 minutes. 1 egg, well beaten -3 Ply ++4 - 1/4 cup minced onion EldonThorman,Clay Peanut oil 418' $49sent the following recipe: In large bowl combine cornmeal, 102 West 22nd Street Shop qrado. V h. SEVEN-UP SALAD flour, baking powder, salt and garlic e package Philadelphiapowder. Add milk, egg and onion. GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA 68801 m cheese lg" II can crushed pineapple, fined poon vanilla 'chopped pecans 5 Ply...$1 ce package lemon or lime tin Come One! Come All ding water "SARGENTS" Seven -Up C. e gelatin, add cheese and OUTSIDEWHITE LAB smooth. Stir in pineapple, 34th AnnualFLINT HILLS R. A. Professional and nuts.Finallystirin June 4- 5 -6 Master hill Pour into mold and chill. are mixture starts to set, stir Strong City GAL. Solkeep nuts from comingto Serves four to six. Kansas Midwest's Greatest Rodeo ONLY +++ y Hofts, Byron,Nebr.: RODE ng you an apple pierecipe. Thrilling Rodeo Fans For; 33 Years joy your papervery much." This Year Greater Than Ever DLES & TACK Five Major Professional Events Boors See Most Of Nation's Top Cowboys OCASSINS TERN A WEEKEND OF FUN & PLEASURE Rodeo Stock By Beutler Bros., Linger & Cervi Good Quality Sterling, Colorado Quarter Horses SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS TRAvEurrE Ken Roan from Little Rock, Arkansas, kilWeeSsotetrIlh Elmore Stout, President Flint Hills Rodeo Association with his 'Old Gray Mare' act and more. OfStreWaterville Chuck Hensen & Wiley McGray MATERIALS 8°:1100}liamghl'It7: "Clowns & Bulfighters" OPEN 10Y77.00 a the Floor ON SUNDAY..m. Friday, June 4, 1971 Rhonda Sedgwick - Organist AllenTravelute 8:00 P.M. Grand Entry - First Cy Taillon, Denver, Colo.-Announcer Performance FINALS JUNE 6 199" 12:00 Noon Queen's Luncheon Miss Rodeo Kansas Queen Contest With 7' stallOw 5 Major RCA Contest Events des 2 9 x6/6 section CTOR ors, roofsheathing, Saturday, June 5, 1971 Girls Barrel Racing as, goodqualitY PULLING Kids Calf Scramble units, 9:30 A.M.Horsemanship Contest For tags windowf Miss Rodeo Kansas Contestants Amateur Bronc Riding 2x4studs24 nails, or CONTEST 2:00 P.M.Biggest In Rodeo Parades MANY OTHER EVENTS: ALL FOR YOU' - lecessary 8:00 P.M.Grand Entry - Second e. Performance 9:30 P.M.Cowboy Dance - Municipal Reringte,Kansas Building - Cottonwood Falls JULY - Music by The Chuck 31, 1971 Watkins Group loygnts Sunday, June 6, 1971 RAO brbeIeldeLASSM:171171 Evelyn Jackson, Secretary the Tr 2:00 P.M. Grand Entry - Final wALL1'' County Fa& Performance Tractor Rules initifectA,s- 8pieces General Admission Ft. Per Sq. 24Eai 75c c___Grass Children under 13- Ifmiter hift;fiiatilf or Adults $2.50 COME EARLY&VISIT 001 BOX SEATS ADVANCE $2.50 AT GATE $3.00" *4.4.44 I f Available THE RODEO CAPITAL OF KANSAS products when usedsimultaneously Medical Information However, when using anenzyme Enzyme Products Can't product inapre-soak period,For Campers added to the chlorine bleach may be Before sending your child 1z iflodeh wash cycle. This willpermit each off to camp this summer, be sure hehas Remove All Stains ingredient to perform itsspecialized had andin a complete physical functionsatisfactorily June1,19? While enzyme laundry products or examination and that theexaming dressings,motorgrease sequence. dDui represent a significant ad- onhighly physician furnishes the institution lubricatingoilsor When using an enzymedetergentwill vancementinstainand allpertinent information. a soilpigmented stains like coffee,tea, the wash cycle, delayadding rding in Failingtoprovidesufficient all removal, there are still some stainsmustard or dyes which have bledbleach until the last half of thewash in-Wash Moil14 rodernlz-1 formation for the institution ij that may not be removed by ,thefrom one garment to another. to give popular51` cycle. adequate medical treatment InNylon stot"ead products. The addition of some enzyme pre- in the when "absence of parents" couldprove kirche The enzymes used in pre-soakssoak products to the regular amount Puta soiled and detergents fatal.Information shouldinclude mo a'spankinE arenotdirectlyof a non -enzyme detergent will help stocking, pre-existing health defects, knoteaii effective on inorganic stains likeremove stains. a record the stocking ui refrrigeralordi rust, ink or graphite, on fat -based Oil,, Heat Treatment of pertinent past illnesses, allergies and Chlorine bleach willtend to spin in theWasher o waste, stains like cooking oils,salad Revitalizes Hair and sensitivities,thechild's im- ivith pep tin.g deactivate the enzymes in laundry Comes munization status andany current out woo kohl Professionaltreatment for stockingngpreveri, treatment. t the rang' r...... H.I...... 1weather-beaten hair can be done at spreading. home with great results. Dry,
stringy, lifeless hair will respond to Irb an oil and heat treatment. Shampoo IIthoroughly and rinseagain and again until hairisclean. Warm 1equal portions of olive and castor oil and massage gently but thoroughly I LOOK. a into scalp and every strand of hair. for ce left Then make a turban of aluminum t foil and seal in your hair. Apply a hot towel and let the warm vapors do h1-1°0oleC, ferne'ocP 11 1 11.Teithuett 1-aso,nel cdesrrn\sPs'kaeoP:' gerYonstrneilcpeator hciBefhtee. ;OLYMPIC:their work. t Thenapplyshampooagain the directly to the hair without rinsing forta first. Use several sudsings, rinse, more OUTSIDE WHITEItowel dry and brush. I meat
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They now have three children, A laundered colored sheet makes- study, can be used for installing heatingvinegar, a tablespoon toa gallon of Christopher Paul and Jennifer Lynn, toarecent a finesubstitute tablecloth when rding equipment is the kick space belowwater, for the third rinse.When dry, 21/2 years, remains the company drops and Wendy Lou, 14 1Vlop H_, nmodernization towels will be fluffy and inand all your major remodeling base cabinets. A fan -driven unit can lint -free and months. popular there will be no vinegar tablecloths are soiled. Nylon youthink of be installed there or you might odor. He was a member of the 69th Stogy et. When consider a fan -driven wall unit. kitchen younaturally Infantry Brigade which was ac- 1t a soiled ling a mop heal clean range, a You might think about a valance tivated in May of 1968. He spent his In stocking, knot of a spankingmaybe a dish -heater whichwilldeliverbothSpray Starch active time as an officer in field he stocking refrigerator, Riley Co. Names and la disposer. But how radiant and convected heat and will artillary. This past December he in the washer or a waste perform well even in a tight area.Trouser Creases completed a'BS in Agronomy and is withlo Yes, you do need the heating? Or you can install the ever -popular Spray the pressed edges of presently working on his MS in ) Comes outdeal your kitchen ... for those trouserNew 4H Agent :kingprevents is not helping baseboard heater. Put it along ancreases with a spray starch for Agronomy. Dennis and his family iis a Dennis Droge has been employed ?ading. when the range inside wall. This is most satisfactorystay fresh appearance. are members of the Blue Valley di the warmth. as the Riley County Extension 4-H a special chorebecause the kitchen gains some heat Agent,according I Memorial United Methodist Church. ens present from toDr.Bob odelers - whetheryou do -it - appliances and because Newsome, County cabinets on outside walls provide a Extension If, or call in anexperienced Director. He will begin workon July remodeler. Usuallylittle extra insulation value. Keep Appliance 1, 1971. dor or Since remodeling kitchens is so VO TECH HOUSES SELL 'When spacewill be almost Booklets Together Dennis grew up on a livestock and FOR $20,000 EACH upwith cabinetspopular, chances are someday soon grain farmin Nemaha County, tely taken you'll start planning yours. When Have one large separateenvelope BELOIT -Two 3 -bedroom homes pphances so thatthere's very to hold all your how -to Kansas. He spent 10 yearsas abuilt by carpentry studentsat the heating equip -you do, don't forget electric heat is -use bookletsmember of 4-H carrying livestock, space left for for appliances soyou always will be North Central Kansas Vo-Tech But, don't worry.Electricthe best type for this room which will grain and photography as projects. be your most used area. able to locate them easily. school here have been sold atauc- equipmentadapts more He graduated from Bern Rural Hightion for a total of $40,000. The school for kit- than any other type School in 1960 and came to Kansashas sold 11 houses in sixyears from Since the controlsare on or . State University where hecom-vo-tech projects. Both 1971 houses units, the kitchen Treat Jewelry the electric pleted a BA in Sociology in 1964. will be moved. Buyerswere Edgar VIM more comfortable,too. Chicken Is That Discolors Skin From 1964 to 1966 he was a PeaceTietjan of Hardy, Nebr., and Merle linttypeofelectricheating Corps Volunteer in Brazil working inWillars of Delphos. ment should you considerfor Easy To Digest Costume jewelry that discolors the What makes a skin needs a good brushing with new kitchen? meat easytowarm soapy water. Rinse and dry se are some suggestionswhichdigest? Short fibers rather than long thoroughly andthencoatwith giveyouakitchenthat'sfibers are a big factor, making the colorless nail polish. TOOL POWER' Sant to work in or eat in or for meat easy to chew. Chicken is a lever else you want to use your short-fibered meat and isap- no VOLTS ELECTRICITY FROM ANY n. More and more the kitchen propriate for many diets, including CAR, TRUCK, TRACTOR or PICKUP oming the gathering place for those for children and elderly peopleUse Cleaning Wax ALTERNATOR mily or friends. who may have difficulties with their 'Operatesheavy duty drills, saws and lights. 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ELECTROGATOR and Moramatic Speed can be set from 20 hrs. to 800 hrs. for one wheel dkri; Liquid Feeders. round on 160 acres just by a turn of a dial. ELECTROGATOR 4 Can be backed up from a stuck position, with :es radi°' "heis:L.Our.mineral water off, merely by a push of a button. With program issuperior as .-electito wa..Inde Ividually 10 major minerals are water out of pipe each tower is relieved of 1500 lbs. e free -choice. a lunirY W now have of weight. One man can control operation from a complete supply DIVISION OF REINKE MFG. CO., INC. nand. pivot stand. of mineral and salt on Deshler, Nebraska 68340 1106 Giveus a ring 0 and d hell be haPv.5431II . You. we will be glad to explainour program at Name' Melvin TA5 Address. Send coupon directly to Reinke Mfg. Co., Inc.,or - Chelf0 C. S.liquid CALL GEO. COX & SONS, INC., CLIFTON, KANSAS n Feeds, Inc. City: State: lip. Francis Cox Ph. 913/455-3593 9t3.1 II ALTAVISTA,KANSAS I am interested in your system. Daryl Cox Ph. 913/455-3301 15.229.666i-it SAM CURRY GARY L. scow Please have a salesman call. Clip and send to Complete Irrigation Well Service-Drilling, Pumps and Tests 316.767-5446 913-229-6611 above address for additional information. KANSAS mimosa* More Water, HailDamage InG&G 1
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; GREENHOUSE IN A HAIL STORM stockholders John Rayl (left) and Carolyn Smith, employees of Briscoe Floral Company in Lincoln, look capers of pa through the broken greenhouse roof. Hail on May 17 shattered all glass on the north side of three gnew tax of greenhouses. Broken fragments have been removed to prevent further hazard. Owner L.J. Briscoe in Kansas, said building was insured but not the $4000 worth of plants destroyed in the storm. Additional escape surfac
hail ruined another $400 worth of plants. e Departure, Briscoe has suffered continuous storm damage this year. Heavy snow in the winter caved in the on the new to glass roof. High winds blew off a fiberglass roof. This had just been replaced with glass the week o estimateth before it was hailed out. WE'RE OUT TO WIN YOU ORSE TURDA BOATING ON THE BACKFORTY Marty McCool (left) of Tescott;Wesley Phelps, Bever( Stanley Wohler, Tescott take advantage Maybe you're not ready for thatnew tractor this of flood watersfor JUNE fun. This plowed field,now become lake, is west of Teseeti the Saline River. spring. But ready or not,you owe it to yourself to STARTS At Wilson I discover this brandnew concept of power, comfort and protection. Your Case dealer's GoldenOpportunity SAUNA,
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Benin Big Case cubes . ..we've unleashed surrounds you with fresh, clean air in AI S more of their power for '71. You'll plow the dustiest conditions. And throw faster, disk faster, handle any big load away your ear plugs. It's as quiet in- R faster. And you'll do it smoothly and side as your living room with the kids easily. Why? Big Case cubes... up to away at school! 451 turbo in the Case 1170. We've poured on more power in our Agri We value your safety too. You're far
Kings . . upto 121/2°A more. But we've more relaxed and alert at the wheel of still maintained the high -torque re- a new Case Agri King-especially after serve power of big -displacement en- a long day in the field. And a comfort- gines and moderate engine speeds. able operator is a safer operator! Our cab, too, offers super protection-with ACRE TRA1 ing at 10:00 RATED HP a rigid frame that resists front crushing a.m MODEL CUBES RPM INCREASE* Cut. K113 encl.( or overhead collapse, and supports the Y24, 2 miles c 770 267 cu. in. 2000 + 12.5% entire weight of the tractor on a com- tiorr A oneal South Range 870 plete rollover. 7 in 336 cu. in. 2000 + 10.0% &diningcornbil 970 401 cu. in. 2000 Pump11 year) + 9.4% glAS: 25% down 'c Are you ready to meet act. Seller 1070 451 cu. in. 2100 + 7.0% will ft, the "Black Knight?" ES: To be 1170 451 Turbo 2100 + 7.8% proral SSION:In 30 1470 504 Turbo 2000 No change Your Case dealer's 1971 Golden Opportunity demonstrator is standard 'Manufacturer's rating GEQI production, except for the paint-and Now the best in comfort is even better. reserved for you to drive. Test itin 'ACRE at 11:30 Tomorrow's tractor,but yesterday's your fields with no feeling of obliga- s cab? Not with Case! We'll show youa 'highway 24 tion. But by all means try it-andsee rd watermt whole new concept of comfort. A cab why we say "A tractor's just t Oneacre a tractor un- I that's extra -tight, sealed from dust and Pottawatom til you've driven a new Case!" Walk incooli dirt . . . a new filtration system that rtawatomit electric Sand There's a CASE Dealer ged,hese tracts Near You Ifurn,Yhclf sale, b Marion Es:.1.,l-sl' an obstr, Jamestown LONGHOFER SUPPLY "e Boyer i Centralia &SION ,,., s MEIS IMPLEMENT CO. rit I-riled McBRATNEY IMPL. Linn CO. CV KUHLMAN MOTOR CO. SURVEYING THE SCENE r VV6 inspects theSaline keTIoN, Chapman the.da,' Leonard Lachenmaier of Lincoln dams ll, l' .Salina covers Ph, '''arltac Marysville completely le 913 JONES & KNOPP Wit 2-3241 it nears the crest at Lincoln. Water is aretired ,,ilse VAHSHOLTZIMPL. CO. Lachenmaier BRAUCHI BROTHERS which would normally be seen here. "l ".Geo/778ge3,, railroad section foreman. \4,4,...... N: intangibles returnsnow, and will 4r have them in the hands of might draw from a bank. It applies countyonly to the stockholders' returnon Grass & Grain clerks by June 30. Thenew taxes willtheir investment. 15 be due in November at Propertytax June 1, 1971 time. A 1970 law that went into effect marketplace. The useofsofter in leather in shoe styles hurt Corfam, January swept away exemptions forDuPont's Corfam as did competitors - about 30 of intangibles(investments)inall Kansas corporations and savingsShiny, But them, nearlyallof them lower and loan associations, but it retained Its priced than Corfam. As long as two years ago, DuPont the exemption for bank stockholders. Profits Weren't was openly talking about dropping Corfam, although the impact on the An estimated 60 Kansas lawmakers have banking interests. Corfam, the DuPont product oncecompany's image was feared. This I year, however, profits had dropped, Gov. Robert Docking is a bankerhailed as a replacement for leather, from Arkansas City. is being phased out of production.and DuPont apparently decided it Underthenewintangibles DuPont says Corfam just didn't docould lose a little face if it lost a little taxation schedule, taxpayers mustwell enough commercially, so theless money. pay 3 per cent of the income offcompany is closing out production About 600 workers have been involved in Corfam production, most investmentsinsavings and loanthis year. associations and corporations. Corfam was invented by DuPontof them at a plant at Old Hickory, Under the old law, only foreignabout 10 years ago and went on theTenn. (out-of-state) companies paid eithermarket in 1964. The company says it Inmont Corp., which makes a URRY IN AllLO TRADING 5 mills on the value of the intangible has about $100 million invested in thecompetitor to Corfam called For- in milo futures started on the Chicago Mer- vair,figuresitsproductisfun- en trading holdings, or 3 per cent of the income product but it has never become this spring, President Everette Harris had a profitable. damentally different than the ile Exchange off the holdings. Most opted for the 3 DuPont synthetic and will continue le of pretty Japanesefaces do dress up the occasion. per cent, since a holder would have When the product was launched, it export market for milo. was ballyhooed as an innovation thattosell.Goodrich also makes a n is the primary to make roughly 18 per to gain favor synthetic shoe material. Another us far, tradingin milo futures has started slowly but on the 5 -mill schedule. was "to do for shoes what nylon did activity that it will become a perma- for stockings." shoe distributor, Wolverine World appears to be enough By federal law, all income off Wide Inc., has quit marketing a rt of the commoditiesfutures markets. federal securitiesisstate tax Eventually about 100 million pairs of Corfam shoes have been sold,Japanese -made syntheticshoe exempt. Most incomeoffstate material, called Clarino, but another municipal securities is exempt, too. most of them around 40 bucks a pair, but DuPont said there was nevercompany has taken it over. mgOf Intangible Tax Exemptions Cooperativeorganization dividends still are non-taxable; so issufficient volume to turn a profit. BOYS STATE AT interest on mortgages on which the Corfamisextremelydurable,LAWRENCE THIS WEEK t loucn iian ocKnoiaers registration fees already have beenwater repellent, and easy to. care About 1100 boys are attending new moneyitwillgenerate for stockholdersare the only paid. for, and is priced about the same asKansas Boys State at Lawrence this county governments. escapers ofpayment of an Heald said "quasi -federalhighest quality leathers. week. The American Legion, which g new tax on intangibles "Basically, you could say that,organizationmembersalsocan Since Corfam was introduced,billsthe event as a"citizenship yes, bank stock is the only stock that in Kansas. escape payment ofthe newin- footwear has been extremely sen-training program," has sponsored escape surfaced asStateis still exempt .. ." said E.M. Heald,tangibles tax. sitivetostyle and priceintheBoys State for four decades. Departmentofficialshead of the intangibles tax division "It probably isn't right to put too on the new tax,but were of the revenue department. serious a stress on the fact that to estimate the amount of Heald said his office is certifyingbanks are the only ones that don't Saturday, June 5 pay. There are a lot of special little groups under the law," Heald said. Starts 10:30a.m.- Lunch Served Kansasinsurancecompany RSE SALE Iwill sell at auction at the place, Adams stockholders must pay the 3 per cent Welding,Plumbing & Hardwareat tax on income, but there is no tax Lanham, Nebr. & Kansas. due on policy "dividends." RDAY NIGHT4 cz "Thatisconsidered anover- Building Material SHOP TOOLS FORTY (l Woodturning lathe & complete payment of premium in the first 100 steel basementwindows for it; Wesley Phelps, Beverly, set of chisels place, and is not considered an in- 8" poured walls (new) Steel lathe, 6' bed, 12" swing, 3 & antage offlood watersfro JUNE 5 Galvanized roofing, new & used come when a persons gets it back," New house doors; new window 4 jaw chuck me lake,is west of Tescen Heald said. Black & Decker electric hammer screens; new storm windows; (good) He said ap- new windows; door locks,lat- 24"jig saw; parentlybelievedthatbank ches. 4" jointer Grade stakes; cabinet hard- 25T press; Power table saw stockholders pay enough taxes ware; hinges; screen; 2000 new Heavy duty post drill & bits because they are not under the same bolts, nails; cement Anchors; Saber Saws; Electric drills privilege tax shelter laws as savings toggle bolts. PorterCable; 7" power saw and loan associations have been. Stanley hardware for16'over- Electric motors Get your horses in early. They Emery & emery stones will sell as unloaded at our The bank stockholder law does not head door; door tracks; lots of Field transit & rod dock. We will have buyers forall kinds of horses apply to the average citizen, who other items not mentioned. New buzz saw blade 32" must pay taxes on the interest he Olson power band hack saw Commission 5%-Minimum$3.50 Farm Machinery Other items not mentioned For More Information Contact IH Model 151 self-propelled14' Bernard Ireton combinewithcab - 823-9306 -Salina Hume reels in good condition PLUMBING FIXTURES AI Soukup- 658-2935 - Wilson Is this 8 foot 3 pt. blade New colored bathroomset - Or The Auctioneers- JD mtd. quick-tach cultivator BrunerRH-15 watersoftener Roger A. Johnson Bob Perry 2 -wheel tractor tire tote (new) - the perfect 2 -wheel trailer Newcolored lavatories Cabfor Ford or Ferguson 300 gal. steel septic tank Tractor tires Cast iron sewer fittings 2",3" & Datsun? Ford 28" tractor wheel 4" 6 IH rubber -tired press wheels Galvanized & copper fittings TWO REAL ESTATE Other items not mentioned Valves; lead & oakum; toilet plungers AUCTIONS IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT ANTIQUES 71/2 HP 5" turbine pump (com- Steam guages; ice tongs; iron plete) kettles;light fixtures; Aladdin Saturday, June 5 American No. 1 speed reduction lamp chimneys; lantern globes; unit complete with torque bar & porcelain faucets; bathroom -ACRE motor base accessories. TRACT, American No. 3 speed reduction ing at 10:00 HOUSE WEST OFMANHATTAN a.m. Manhattan: $2,135.95 unit, complete with torque bar FURNITURE Illkt K113and Old Highway Delivered in Manhattan & motor base way 24,2 miles 24, (Anderson Avenue) weston old Transit with tripod and rod Oil heater; furnace; records; ri(lion: on the north side ofthe road. Radio Included kettles;silverware;clocks; A one acre 13iith, Range tract located in theSE'h of Section 9 Township dishes; glasses. 7 in Riley County, SPORTING GOODS Air conditioner; floor lamps; ag & diningcombination, with a one story house, 4 bedrooms, Ask the expert. coffee pots; clarinet; end table; (1 year), kitchen, utility andbath room. Has well with 12x12 tent; air mattress; top septic tank and 2 drop leaf table; night stand; egg RmrP25% down 500 gal. LP tank. Your Datsun dealer is carrier; shotguns; boat mo- on day of sale, balance tors; pontoon boat. incubator. Seller willfurnish due upon delivery of deed and AXES the Small Car Expert. Let Complete setencyclopedias; To be an abstract, certified to date,within 30 days. prorated to him show you why the flower pots & vases; TV trays; ESSION: dated of possession. OFFICE SUPPLIES In 30 days. hot plates. Li'l Hustler Pickup is Remington Quiet -writer type- New 1000 watt ceilingheater so perfect. writer and other items not mentioned. GEORGE Six foot all -steel bed Signature typewriter F. TAYLOR 2 citizen band radios, 6 channel MISCELLANEOUS & Up to 25 miles per gallon All -transistor transformer & base IMPLEMENTPARTS Ii°1-ACRETRACTS Antenna; Car antenna ng at 1130 Overhead cam engine a.m. St. George:NORTH OF ST. GEORGE Stapler; Billing machine highway The Li'l Hustler Pickup Terms - Cash 24 - St. Geore - Flush road. East 2 A watermelon markegt miles on highway ...America's number one One on the north side of road. acre located selling import truck. Will Sell For Rudolph Duis - 2 p.m. 2°,_,_,Pottwatomie in NE% of Section4 Township 10 Range 9, nun dew. Ik in County, cooler. NaturalKansas. This tract hasa building 28 x Drive a Datsun... Small Improved Acreage gas and electricity. r e located in then decide. Approximately 11/2Acres - Located west edge of Lanham, Nebr. NE% of SE'h ofSection 4 Township 10 This is an unimproved tract with RUDOLPH DUIS, OWNER
These tracts will oncia be offered 1 .'sale, balance singly and then collectively. 25% DATSUN Ish an abstract, due upon deliveryof deed and abstract. Sell. PRODUCT OF NISSAN Adams Welding, Plumbing The Buyer certified to is to date, within 30 days. pay all 1971taxes. Immediate possession willbe given on these tracts. KEY PONTIAC & Hardware DATSUN, INC. Lanham, Odell, Nebraska - Phone Odell 402 766-4227 Clerk-Odell State Bank Of!! ON:It r & SARAH ,ta the,- lithe or -on t act Lindsay M. SHULL 2312 Stagg' Hill Rd. Auctioneers: Schultis & Son & Wolken 24. Real Estate, 106North 4th St. Manhattan, comple c°"r$is a erir° Phone 539-1161 Livestock, Real Estate & General Farm Sales Auctioneer Manhattan's Only 1109 K Street, Fairbury, Nebraska - Phone 729-2435 Lachema_r Not Responsibleand Broker, Ph. 913/494-2552. Wayne Schultis, Diller, Nebr. - Phone 793.5533 for Accidents. VOLUME New & Used Car Dealer Duane WolkenDiller, Nebraska - Phone 793-5393 Sherman Mertz was activein Ramsey, president-elect ofBlockdirectorofthestatedivisionof ofenvironmental health, said the livestock feeding of cattle, hogsandand Bridle, has been a member 16 K -State Block And Jarboe - Lackeyfacility"is Grass sheep in Wabaunsee County. both the meats and junior livestock at thejudging teams. probably one of the top three in the Other honors announced state in pollution control Bridle Passes banquet included the selectionof The recipient of the Dr. Richard A. 1,1971 Sam Marcus, a meat packerand Pickett and Greta Bauer Pickettcapability." The lot covers 243 acres theMemorial Scholarship was Ken on2,500 acresof land owned and Honors Around cattle feeder from Wichita, as leased by Jarboe -Lackey. There issaid. There Block and Bridle Honorary MemberConway, Natoma. He received a $250 are 11,000 no runoff into any stream, Grayat thefajcillintye.1, MANHATTAN-Two Kansasran-for 1971. He was selected forhis award. chers were honored by the KansascontributionstotheKansas The Pickett scholarship was State University Block and Bridlelivestock industry and his leadership established in memory of Dr. and currentlyMrs. Richard Pickett who were Monday, Club whentheirportraits werein the field. Marcus is June added to the club's "Hall of Fame"chairman of the board of the Kansas killedalongwithtwooftheir Starts 9:30a.m. gallery recently. Beef Industries. children, in an automobile accident - Lunch in Argentina in February, 1968. An We are leavingthe far The portrait of Harry Darby, a The KSU Block and Bridle senior public auction m and our farm vd Hereford breeder from Kansas Citymerit trophy award tothetop outstanding 1955 KSU graduate in tiques and machi collectorsitems and former senator, was added tostudent in animal husbandry thisanimal husbandry, Dr. Pickett located 7 east, at 3 south,1 east of Clay Center, and thegalleryoflivinglivestockyear was presented to TimBenton, completedhisPh.D.inanimal Kansas. leaders,whilethatofthelateGarnett; and Herbert E. Ramseynutrition at Purdue University, In an ShermanMertz,formerlyofIII, Hutchinson, was awarded thebecame an assistant professor in Farm Machinery 5 electric chicken1 chick h Wabaunsee County, was added tojunior scholarship award, a $1501962 and an associate professor in oof ede de re rhso oyd 1942 IHC Model H tractor, fully d wr the gallery of deceased livestockscholarship. 1965. He was sent to Latin America equipped, good br by Purdue on a Ford Foundation INC Model H tractor for repairs Barb wire; antioeue leaders. Both students were selected for shovels; hand mother onthebasisofcontract with the University of the New Holland No. 66 PTO hay toolsa The "Hall of Fame" presentationstheawards baler, good shape smiaawnil were a highlight of the annual Blockscholarship, Block and Bridle ac-South, Bahia Blanca, Argentina. IHC mtd. mower, 2 point Riding and Bridle banquet. tivities and other campus activities. Conway wasselectedforthe [HC mounted mower chain saw Darby, besides being involved in Benton has beenpresidentofscholarship on the basis of IHCNo.238 mounted 2 row A lot of ModelT pants; old car parts isanin-Block and Bridle Club, president and cultivator - ranching and politics, character, activities, scholastic IHC No. 46 2 -row mounted lister, dustrialist in the steel business. He vice president of Collegiate 4-H, andrecord and financial need. 2 point HOUSEHO W. BellMemorial GO isa former Republican Nationala member of both the meats and The F. DavidBradley2x14 plow on ANTIQUEES Committeeman from Kansas. livestock judging teams. Livestock Judging award went to rubber, good COLLECTO AOND Frigidaire ITERS IHCNo.2002 -wheelmanure washer & d I Arden Peterson, Assaria. The award Rocker; dresser; spreader on rubber, good co goes to the outstanding member of Viking 32' hay or grain elevator, stool; 2 folding Tuesday, June 8 chairs, the senior livestock judging team. on rubber table; 12x18rug & pad Starts 9:30 a.m. - Lunch Served Selection of the recipient alsois Jeffery 10' chisel, pull type, on linoleum; baby rubber overstuffed chair; Havingsoldour farmandquitting based on performance at the major lavatory. doutl farming will sell at public auction on the judging contests, attitude, IHC 12' dump rake farm located 31/2 north and 3/4 west of IHC No.1822 row lister,pull wool Hanover, Kansas, or 4 south and 3/4 west of cooperation and scholastic standing. type, with fertilizer l rug, beige; h 9IBurroughs adding Lanham, Ks. on State Line. Peterson received a wrist watch. JD 6 section rotary hoe, pull type math Antique picture Special recognition at the banquet JD No. 280 2 -row weeder, hyd. fra control, used very little iars,some are unusua App. 45 tons loose alfalfain wenttoDr.RufusCox,KSU 11'4" grain auger with electric jars; kerosene lamps; professor commode; antique 78 Cattle barn;app.1000 square bales of animal science and motor oak alfalfainbarn;200bu. good industry, who is retiring. A leather- 11'6" grain auger with electric withsevmeriarlroorld. 1200lbs.cleaned clocks, heavy oats; bound book of all his activities with motor one alfalfa seed. IHC burr mill English; old tin boxes;2 K -State students was presented to wash boilers; butter 200 bu. cattle self feeder; 50 bu. Case 4 wheel trailer with flatbed him by the Block and Bridle Club MH 4 -wheel trailer with flatbed paddle; 17 stone jugs; SIZE round metal hog feeder; 4 cattle members. lewelry; 8 boxes of books, feedbunks;hog troughs and 2 -wheel machinery trailer with tilt bed and winch stoppers; sewing rack, x15 pans; metal & wood panels; 300 6 boxes of bottles; 5g good hedge posts; 75 steel posts; Pickup attachmentfor MH combine jar;box magazines; 2 1 lot sawed stove wood; barb x15 Several piecesofold farm child games; 4boxes wire; some netting. jars; soil testing kit; 4 Walnut lumber, well seasoned; OK Pollution machinery Pump jack and electric motor; 2 kitchenware; 2 boxes of 16 oak lumber;railroadiron; lids; several stone jars 66 Black steers, 700 lbs. railroad jack; double trees and old stock tanks; 50 -gal. barrels 6 Black WF steers, 700 lbs. 11 squares cedar shingles tub; 5 gal. glass jug; single trees; gas barrels. Controls On electric soldering iron. 16 6 Charolais steers, 700 lbs. 300 gal . gas tank, hose & nozzle; Some rubber shingles These are a good set of steers, grease guns; old bridle & bits; 5 gal. gas cans Rifle; 5 gal. creamcan; ready for feed lot or grass. Your Feedlot At Parsons ofcasters;boxof 0 x 16 saws, hammers, handcistern Spring wagon seat; odds and knobs; tool boxes. inspection invited prior to sale pump and the usual load of small day. PARSONS - Thenew 20,000 -head endsofused lumber;wood Also 1318 small items miscellaneous items used on the turninglathe; 2 of tiquesand collectable farm. capacityJarboe -Lackey cattle feed barrels 85 Hogs creosote; 2 Parkerkitchen things and stuff. lot northeast of Parsons has been catching crates. 10 York sows, have had 1litter certifiedfor pollution control by Terms: Cash Day Of (open) HOUSEHOLD GOODS Kansas State Board of Health. 75 York crossbred weanling pigs ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES Hotpoint automatic washer Owners are Jud Lackey, Parsons, A. D. Mall, Owner MW 10' refrigerator and Joe R. Jarboe, Tulsa. The lot Auctioneers: Foster Kretz Auction Service Clerk: Peoples 2 kitchen stools; kitchen table; was founded by the late Walter L. Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Bank, Clay Farm Machinery wood filing cabinet; hamper; 3 1950 JD H tractor, fully equipped, chests of drawers; dresser with Jarboe, his brother, Joe, and their Roto-Matic, gas, powertrol, matching chestof drawers, father,the late John H. Jarboe, just complete overhaulwith waterfall design. more than30yearsago.Con- Saturday,Jun new block, very good Antique wash stand, very nice; struction began on the new lot a year JD 16x8 grain drill with press 3 metal beds complete; metal Starts 9:30 a.m. - Lunc JD 15' straight disc ago. utility cabinets; good Shetland I am leaving the farm and nil JD No. 442x16 plow, hyd. control, floor waxer; pole lamp; MW tank Mel W. Gray, chief engineer and on steel public auction my antiques, en type sweeper. items, household goods and mis 377' 1967 JD No. PTO trail Antiqueclock; 2 matching mower, very good at the farm located 1/2 mile east, swivel rockers; metal magazine and 1/4 west of Leonardville, Ks. JD No.2002 row cultivator, rack; 2 divans & chair sets; end side of road. mounted tables. JD No. 40 2 -row mounted lister Antique center table; antique Old JD 2x16 plow stool; TV stand; bathroom scale; picture frames; fans; JD 12x8 drill with high press trays; 4volumeBiblestory heater;er; kerosen IHC single row corn binder books; floor lamp; house doors, wallheatelephone.lanter; IHC 2x14 plow on steel one has painted glass. HOUSE HOLD. GOODS 2 antique clocks; 3 IHC 6' horse mower 6 dining chairs; throw rugs; churn; severalrealni IHC 4 wheel manure spreader on wall mirrors; odd chairs; antique 15'Frigidaire chest type deep pictures; steamerchest rubber sewing rocker; bookcase; books; freeze sealer with attachmen IHC No. 5 side rake on rubber, flowers; stand; antique picture 4 chrome kitchen chairs good viewer and pictures. Wall cupboard; wall cabinet Old school books,so B -Line weed sprayer on rubber Maytag washing machine; Cabinet base; 2 tables 1879; butter moldand with 100 gal. tank, good medium size antique ovaltop SYLVAN Maytag washing machine bottles; silverware;410 Stohmer 10' fertilizer spreader on trunk;4 9x12 woolrugs with Antique kitchen cabinet 22 rifle withhexagon rubber pads; 12x15 wool rug & pad; Sale Co., Inc. Square dining table & 4 chairs, Hand paintedpitch 4 section drag harrow & evener dining table & 6 chairs; buffet, Sylvan Grove, Ks. solid oak mugs, veryunusual a 4' tumble bug picturevie waterfall design; studio divan; FRIDAY SALES EACH WEEK selling Antique wash stand antique run was 2 row stalk cutter occasionalchair& rocker; Sink & stand pictures. 2 row weeder with tractor hitch 1000-1500 fresh country stocker and Some milk glass;oldr dresser with mirror. feeder cattle, calves and stock cows Solid oak buffet, very nice will MH 7' PTO mower, semi -mount, butter press; aegecah MW electric sewing machine each week. Writingdesk &chinacloset jewelry; resn good in cabinet, with attachments. combination, solid oak stone jar; stonewater ), throughout 30 hay or grain elevator (old) Mike Meyer 913-526-3535 Hanging antique paper rack; Micky Meyer 913-526-3225 Several antique chairs; antique 10 gal. aream have antique chest of drawers; several rockers 1 & 2 g . MISCELLANEOUS organ st.rel. It We will have mirrors; claw foot piano stool; Duo -Therm oil heater with fan & Antique nice, Walking plow; hand corn very water pitcher & bowl; carpet barrel stand, good antique bowl, sheller; cast iron machine seat; Carnival glass,berrY_ Ong is a part wagon spring seat; iron kettle; beater; some oak flooring; Antique walnut kitchen table very n carbide light fixtures; kraut QUINTER Kerosene heater water pitcher, ThursdayasstaTchtitivres.day wooden wagon wheels; lumber S.Prussiane wagon and box; 4 wheel trailer cutter; porcelain coffee pot. 3/4 metal bed verycis,0 Livestock matching plate, with flare. bed. Cherry pitter; bracket for Antique dresser with mirror R&FEEDE kerosene lamp; sad irons; iron 2 linoleums in 1953 Chevrolet pickup, 3/4 .ton,6 bracket; silver cylinder, 4 speed, grain side & boiler;oldicebox;several Comm. Co. Solid oak chest of drawers small mei tabacco tin cans; powder. horns; 3 piece antique bedroom suite, Also 413 racks, good. Quinter, Ks. and colleetry 1954 Chevrolet 3/4 ton pickup, 4 antique cupboards; 2 gas good antique are v has been wrecked, tires are good. hotplates; kerosene lamps; set of MONDAY SALES EACH WEEK Antique wardrobe Most of these dishes, service for 8; jars, pots, selling 1000-1500 fresh country stocker Odd chairs; antique wooden t - 8' PTO grainbinder; MN and feeder cattle, calves and stock HND single row corn picker; several pans, dishes and 906 small misc. cows trunk; old metal trunk SHOP0,A each week. a piles old iron; steel wheeled hay items. Antique walnut dresser Electric drill& Jay Meyer 913-754-3354 3/4 wooden bed; antique - com- rack; old stock tank. Aluminum guns; mode; chest of drawers grease 16 gauge double barrels; battery HAY, POSTS, FEEDERS, barrel Victrola and records, a good one tools, shotgun; garden log Remington 22 rifle; Meyer Stocker Feeder Old kitchenstool;old a LUMBER, HAND TOOLS Remington violin; pipewrenches;bars, No.870 12 gauge sa 4R CALVE 1/2" electricdrill & bits; Order Buying Service Stewart Warner cabinet radio; hammers; pump shotgun, new. Philcotablemodelradio; 2 sr". and manymention. 4 Homelite XL -12 chain saw, real Featuring Cattle Direct to to sirs battery radios; metal bed. numerous good; 3-SelectricIHC cream From The Country rs S separator. Terms: Cash Day Of Sale Antique couch; antique Topsy Cash DaY stove;10'glass displaycase; Terms: sir 4 Mike Meyer, Sylvan Grove, Ks. 4 Micky Meyer, Sylvan Grove 00 4 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Von Wooden Weider, S Jay Meyer, Quinter, Ks. LprrY Mrs. Goldie Clerk: Auctioneers: J. T. Dickson Clerk: Community State Bank Service Hanover, Kansas Auctioneers: Foster Kretz Auction Leonardville, and Foster Kretz Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA6-4422 16 less Grass & Grain Compare PenneysEveryday 17 June1,1971 Low Prices On June 1, 1971 said. There are nu at the facility. ea Halstead Company Cargomaster930 In New Quarters HALSTEAD-A G&G area plant JUN 1 9:30a.m. whichmakes rubber slats and cleats leaving Lunch forvarious farm and industrial the farm ructionour farmand, oii1 machines is now handling allits Ind collectors m ch"it: items Truck Tires production from a new plant. It's the east, 3 south, al7 Center, 1 - Legg Co. Inc., a longtime producer Kansas. east A TIRE FOR EVERY JOB 21111 AT of rubber slats for harvesting machinery which now includes 5electric meIn and YOUR PENNEYS TIRE HEADQUARTERS chick rubber cleated belts for industrial chicken feeders and 12x16 brooder eetFloyd use andparts for street sweepers in house its production. Barb wire;antique shovels; hand tools Legg has 55 persons onthe work other smallitems force and runs around the clockfive Riding lawn mower days a week. The new building is 80 Homelite chain saw feet by 200 feet. An old building is A lotof Model T BATTERIES pads now used as a warehouse. old car parts Cliff Knauss is presidentof the HOUSEHOLD Buy Now & Save firm.He says his firm has had a 25 pop ANT percent gain in sales this year. ANjJ COLLECTORS Frigidaire Ill Important Money washer & d, Rocker; dresser; comrr RODEO TIME stool; 2 folding PENNEY'S chairs table;12x18 rug 8. SPECIALS linoleum; baby bed Men'sWestern Short Sleeve overstuffed chair;do Shirts, assorted colors and lavatory. RELIANT plaids, permanent press 12x15 wool $4.98 rug, blue Men's Dee CeeWestern Jeans, 9x12 wool rug, beige; 24 Mo. Guarantee Burroughs adding heavy duty 1334 oz. . . $3.99 m Boys' Dee Cee western jeans Antique picture fra 12 Volt $15.95 $2.99 pr. jars,some are unus - Lee Rodeo Cut jeans, olive or jars;kerosene lamps; commode; antique tan bark $7.49 pr. oa 12.95 6 Volt- Cowboy boots for men,women with mirror. Several old clocks,mi rf Both With . Exchange and children - We carry Tony English; old tin boxesr1 Lama, Wrangler, Acme, Texas wash boilers; butter and Durango - Largest stock paddle; 17 stone jugs;TIRE SIZE PRICE in town. FED. TAX ALL Check our large stock of jewelry; 8 boxes of boob leather goods & horse supplies. stoppers; sewing rack.670 x 15 $26.95 $2.82 6 boxes of bottles; fp TIRES jar; box magazines; / child games; 4boxes'700 x 15 $32.95 $3.23 jars; soil testing kit; t 6 -PLY DOWNTOWN kitchenware; 2 boxes of690 x 16 $29.95 $2.95 MANHATTAN lids;several stone 0 NYLON tub; 5 gal. glass jug;, 700 x 16 electric soldering iron. $32.95 $3.28 TUBE Rifle; 5gal. creamcal ofcasters;box of 750 x 16 Penney'auto center knobs; tool boxes. $36.95 $4.18 TYPE Also1318 small 'do Emporia tiquesand colledab things and stuff. SALE EVERY Terms: Cash Day01 STARTING TIME 12:00 NOON ill, Owner anhattan Commission Co. Service Clerk: Peoples 4422 Bank,011
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- Lund its 9:30a.m. Special Notice - leaving the farm. and SALE BARN CAFE auction my antiques! Ole household goods and 1 red cow 915(a) 21.00 1 wf cow NOW OPEN EVERY DAY farm located 1/2mile east 1060 Ca?19.90 (except Sunday) west of Leonardville,Ks. 1 red cow 820 (a) 20.90 1 blk cow 960 @ 19.70 road. 1 wf cow 885 @) 20.90 1 blk cow 1115@ 19.50 For fine eating, stop in at The 1 red cow 895 (a) 20.70 1 wf cow 950 (a 19.40 Sale Barn Cafe. Hours: 7:00 a.m. picture frames;Mori 1 wf hrn cow 1155 20.70 1 rn cow 1115@ 19.30 to 4:00 p.m. Saturdays 7:30 a.m. kernsl heater; lantern; 1 red cow 1030(a)20.60 1 blk cow 1065 @ 19.10 to 2:30 p.m. wall telephone. clock 13.J6, 1 blk cow 1000 @ 20.60 1 hoist cow 1020 @ 19.00 2 antique real 1 swiss cow 1 blk cow 1050 (a?19.70 churn;several 1225 @ 20.40 steam pi ctures; blk cow 900 @ 20.40 1 wf cow 765 (a?18.50 sealer withattacro 1 rn cow 1015 (a? 20.30 I blk cow 875 61?18.50 jars. books, 3 rn cows 1 hoist cow 1010 @ 18.10 Old school, 1001 @ 19.90 mole enio, 1879; butter bottles;silvenfaara wInthedex ritcre7, Vie had 22 rifle alight run ofcattle at Hand Pa tsale last 1 bull clf 325 @ 34.50 mugs, veryunruseu6,',' Thursday, May27th. While the 1 bwf bull 395 @ 32.25 pjctu runwas light, the et was active. 1 char str 535 @ 32.10 pictures. milk Plass;! 1 blk bull 470 @ 29.70 Some We will haveour sale each butter warsfr Iltsday throughout lewelry; stone if you the summer, stone jar,2ro cans;al have HEIFER CALVES e ars. cattle to sell,bring 10 9 , m in. We 1 blk bro hfr stone I will have buyers 245 34.50 1 & 2 gal. rgan 5 m. for 6 bwf hfrs 353 (a?33.40 AnticluL° verY qUeUv"" berl is 1 wf hfr 545 @31.30 ant joss, a partial listingof Carniviao Followinge lastThursday: 1 wf hfr 435 la?30.90 p...er,vent 2 bwf hfrs waterR S. 527 @30.30 . well; - late, very KER & 1 blk hfr 355 @30.30 FOR ESTIMATES matching FEEDER ad 'ifor6' str CATTLE katir4 1 wf hfr 500 61) W. E. DUGAN.... Alta Vista, 229-6430 grindersilvers; 28.80 sir 715 @ 32.00 JOE1 tAINE .Maple Hill, 663-2226 Brack small lk slrs 720 @ 31.90 DON WELLS Manhattan, 539-3744 Also41 ddoliv; BULLS MERVIN SEXTON ...Abilene, 263-3449 antiquea" are "" lk strs 780 @ 31.50 1 wf bull most ofthese 1315 @ 27.20 WALT SUTTER Junc. City, 238-5685 hfrs 692 @ 30.20 1 wf bull 935 @ 27.00 BARN PHONE.. .Manhattan, 776-4815 good. 647 @ 30.10 HAND d str Consignment Reports HOP '5 fl 'II ed str 655 @ 29.70 COWS WIBW Radio 6:30 a.m. Thursdays Electric dri No, JO 680 @ 29.50 WIBW - TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays an hfr 1 wf hfrette 835 @ 25.20 Alummu grease atil 625 @ 26.40 1 wf hfrette barre s'tools; b jog 830 @ 25.10 STEER 9arde wrenches; CALVES 1 wf cow 995 @ 23.20 BUYING FAT HOGS nj pe, saws, str mers, small 2 holst cows 1510 @ 22.30 At Masbhattan . ; .. Every weekday except bro 455 @ 35.80 handl ,any strs 1 holst cow 1465 @ 22.20 Thursday and Friday an rn' sirs 545 @ 350 1 wf cow At Eskridge Every Wedneiday numnumerous Cash 935 @ 22.10 f stn 462 @ 35.30 At Alta Vista Every Saturday Terms. I wf hrn cow 1010 @ 21.90 str Buying hours 8 a.m. - 2 p m. except 400 @ 35.25 1 char cow 1355 @ 21.80 /if strs 470 @ 35.25 Manhattan. For information call the 1 wf cow 935 @ 21.70 barn in Manhattan, PR6-4815. Or you 565 @34.70 may call Joe Raine at Maple Hill Weider/clerkot 1 wf cow 885 @ 21.60 Auctioneers: Joe Raine and C. J. Estes 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449-2347. Leonard' Service 6.4422 June 1, 1971 Be Improving versus 21million European FarmProductivity nations, France T 0 Both total and agricultural d1\h' A comparison of farming in theagricultural economics andresultedItaly the least efficient. than Through Backdrop for this reportis a seriestrade continued to expand in thewheat grown g0 United States and the Europeanin higher producer prices. there' er ceti the U.S. byEuropeanE.O. and the U.S. However, E.C. Inonlyone community covering the 1960s hasmost of the 60s, meanwhile, ofdemonstrations grain of seeking priceagricultural exports more thanEuropeanacreage pgricultr attempted to maintain a policy farmers this spring OS been completed by the United States HEART OF THE balancing supply and demandandincreases. AT THE doubled from 1957 to 1969, while U.S.U.S. Thatcrop ; spring" Department of Agriculture. economic. keeping surpluses at anacceptablePROBLEM IS THEFACT THATexports increased at a slower rate. production increaseds It shows generally that PERSONS ARE The fact that European during til level. That resulted in a lowerrate ofTOO MANY the8 3re rosier agricultural production has in- SMALL U.S. production aillDexecb'aeean'rireaed:e' WORKING TOO MANY agriculture is becoming more ef- d farmers production increase. roPPed h creased at a higher rateinthe cent. untilriel WestFARMS ANDEARNING TOOficientisdemonstratedbythe t'yl member European nations than in ThenationsofFrance, The soybean, the Netherlands,LITTLE MONEYFOR THEIRnumberofworkers engagedin the the United States. But there areGermany, Italy, U.S. agriculture, wonder farming. In 1958, for example, 22 per assessment togetherEFFORTS. is nota- explanations for that and the U.S.Belgium and Luxembourg farto report, thl cent of the E.C. labor force was out the climateat are about the size of Texas,Kansas According to news accounts, y. 11 farmer by no means has fallen down in most ofeEand Oklahoma and Lousianacombined.unrest is high in many poor farmingtilling the soil, a percentage that Situation. on his job. the huge demand thereforeuro price t Hollandareasthroughout Europe. Farmdeclined to 14 per cent a decade later of In Europe the mere creation of theOf the European nations, coral as the number of tractors, combines U.S.oilseed. So for the has the most efficient agriculture;prices have remained fairly stable a communityofnationsunified quart for several years, while the prices ofand other farm machinery replaced e first enough to satisfy ot me manyfactured goods and importsolder,inefficient methods. Inthe the d said, farm European Community end The United States rate have risen. The analogy to the U.S.same period, U.S. farm workers al gross in average crop ghtly from farm scene is perfectly obvious. dropped from 8 per cent of the total villieledsread AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION soildifferences,' 1970. The Some highlightsofthe USDAlabor force to less than 5 per cent. ofe of OF 1932/33-1956/57 sale:. generally speaking from comparison: Italy, the most agarian of the E.C. the reportindicates earni member nations, continues to have the is and 150 The 1969 gross national product reflects tai totaled 411 billion dollars in the E.C.,the least efficient farms. Of that aheavy awl. fertilizer. of 1971 compared with 932 billion in the U.S.nation's labor force 22 per cent are for all In numbers ted ataround infarming.Consumers I Farming employs more than 14engaged fr significantly inEurope 11.3 billion 140 per cent of the labor force in themust spend approximately one-third 1 9 6Os, of 556.2 billio E.C., compared with 4.8 per cent inof their disposable incomes on food. ibneef populationswh the U.S. One reason for the relative inef- iliencreeansledy most sensil "During theperiod," isnet European producers farm moreficiency is the tiny size of Italian fa continued, "dairy of money 130 labor -intensively than U.S. farms. They average approximately cow nu the U.S. were reduced me afterpa anduseconsiderably17.75 acres in size, compared with bvN producers while E.C. dairy tin higher applications of fertilizer. the European average of about 29 cow inim last year panded 17 per cent. net was $15.1 Totallivestocknumbers areacres. Since intheE.C. 1400 millionfr 120 larger in the U.S., except in the aregene European farms, of course, arepurpose (milk and the first qi number of dairy cows. Similarly,measured in hectares (2.471 acres). meat) U.S.productionof livestockIncidentally, there is currently count for most of the beef g the reduce products is much higher, except for expansioninnumbers the annual r underdiscussionaproposalto aided by the increasing slumped to $1, 110 milk. d switch U.S. weights and measures tobeefandfavorable Per capita consumption of grainthe metric system under which our re for food is higher is the E.C., but milk." land acres would be measured in Much oftheimpro overall grain utilization is higher inhectares eventually. 100 the U.S., where much grain is used E agriculture in The USDA reports the average the lowering of national to feed livestock. farm in the United States during the U.S.meat consumptionis which have solidified pr decade under study was 146 hec- come through mechani considerably more than in the E.C.,tares, or approximately 351 acres. 90 particularly for beef and poultry. universaluseof mach The small size of farms in the E.C. course, was well adva Milk consumption is greater in is a major limiting factor on income, the U.S., but the consumption of the 1960s in the U.S., 1955/56 57/58 59/60 61/62 63/6465/66 67/6869/70 the USDA points out. during that decade that butter on a per capita basis is larger "Many operators must pursue an YEARS in the E.C. really took over European intensive operation such as dairying In that span, the number RASED ON INDICES CONCITEE, WOW INTERCOumr ,C)v^l.1504 me OECD. 51,0 SAME AfTHODOLOGY WITH RESPECT European housewives spent 26.5 TO COMMODITY COVERAGE, WEIGNTS, AND EC, AG USED 'OW ALL COUNTRIES. to obtain an adequate income," the bines there quadrupled ani per cent of their family's disposable report said. "still others supplement U.S. DIARTMENT Op ADR,CUI.,..11ef 1. 45 31n3- 7; :7) PC^,,,A1, !!SEARCH SERVICE income for food, compared with 16.8 numbers doubled. onday- theirincomesbyoff -farmem- The report had little to EUROPEAN FARMERS IMPROVING per cent in the U.S. in 1969. (It is now ployment. 16.5 per cent). farm incomes here and esday- Farm productivity in Europe is up about half -again over levels of about "More than 85 per cent of the because of the differe 15 years ago. This chart shows production as a percentage of levels of the One U.S. farmer produced E.C.'s 5.6 million farms in 1967 were 11 am,110 mid -1950s. U.S. production in that time has gone up over 25 per cent. enough food and fiber for 45 persons sizes of the operations plus smaller than 20hectares. These that most Europeans need CATTLE Of course European farm output, compared to that of the U.S., had in 1969, compared with a 1 -to -16 ratio room for improvement. Even now a European farmer produces enough farms accounted for only 45 per cent jobs to make a living. Of a large run c in the E.C. with steady food for 16 persons. His U.S. counterpart produces enough for 45 people. of the farmland. Conversely, only 3 is a fact of life on many fa onallcl per cent of the farms in the E.C. are U.S., too. ' $25.00 to$ 50 larger,butthey Inthreeselected c hectares or ails at $106,01 contain more than one -quarter of the No. 2 wheat, corn and oats; 60,1B1kh th total farm land." prices rounded off to canner & Of all the farms in the E.C., Italy dollar a ton revealed to 20.50 with Headstart: has 44 per cent; France, 28 per cent, comparisons, In No. 2 whea ty cows 20.5 and West Germany, 22 per cent. farmers received $90; I 102 WFcow However, only 27 per cent of the E.C. man, $101; Italian,$101; rnsey cow a farming area is in Italy, compared and U.S., $72. In corn Ow with call sold from with 47 per cent in France and 20 per were: French, $83;Italian, 21 1 Semmental cent in West Germany. U.S., $48. In oats: French, Italians, 00 & 1 at $ In sharp contrast to the U.S. trend, Germans, $87; Include: farm size in Europe is increasing at U.S., $44. strs weight subsidies a very slow pace. The average E.C. "Large export strs weight farm has grown only about 1 hectare to make E.C. grainscorn sirs weight since1960.However,ingeneral world markets,"the re strs weight terms about 60 per cent of the farm "In recent years,agnc strs weight landin Europeisclassifiedas ports haveaccounted for cos weight tillable soil, compared with only one- of the E.C.'sexports, w cow weight third of arable land in the U.S. Agricultural exportsha cow weight The European community is a big situted almost one-fifth of cow weight "U.S. agricultural.ex" cows weight importer of U.S. grains. One un- cows weight communityhi derstands why that is so in a study ofEuropean cow weight stituted animportant sh land use here and in Europe. Land kills weight P 4 used for all grains is three times U.S.farm strs weight about 23 percent from1951 4 larger in the United States than in *8 Weight 9 the E.C. - 65millionhectares 1969." HOGS a new fertilizeridea to get extra LU'ITIG SELF -FEEDER a large -Tim
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There is growing evidence that cold soil temperatures (below 60° Slaughter at 4 inches depth) make some nutrients temporarily unavailable 1111 red feeder to seedlings. That's why we want to tell you about the new, It% et 17,1,,Pigs at exclusive Gulf Headstart fertilizer program.Itis designed to ,30 "15 . Moc Pigs15 help your corn get off to a fast, early start, even in cold wet soil: DIgs ot12.00, 48 wilt MIX pi
PiAg! at19 If you plant early, be sure to ask about EI 31.4 32 our "Headstart" fertilizer program 11K t pigs IONpiR 150, 250 85° 8, 12 & 16 foot slam' Bold approx. Leak Will Not 1311tehr4Ne TE(4 C K PROCESSING Co. All Welded - k,.-- Wy11;1:4 PR 6-9269 COMPANY LUTIIG TRAILER 535-2350 AtelQkattice KrUSAWFrATrAN Telephones: Office535-2610 - Res. EMMETT,KANSAS Grass & Grain June 1,1971 'ersus 21 Farm Prices 19 . eeBetter rations, France n. June 1, 1971
'or morethan80Ild4 HA' down this year, theeconomists said vheat net income per farm DOT WYL9 ABC261 grown there13er Of This Year will hold close Ino est to the record highlevels of nearly :uropeanfly grain report showed. $5,400 the past twoyears because of acreage exertj U.S. AgricultureDepartment, 6,7 a continuing decline in S.That look atthe For allof1971,however,the the number crop isball a springtime of farms. production sayseconomists predicted that farm net increased 's economicsituation, ent.during the times ahead thisincome will be only a little below last On a broader plane,the USDA said 3S decade' are rosier the nation's S. productionproduction at least for thoseyear's $15.8 billion. economy "is moving dRipped n for farmers - ent. next New Year's The main reason, of course, is thatforward once againafter pausing in The soybean, ving until 1969-70." the farm expenses are continuing to J.S. agriculture, woig made in again more rapidly than gross in- "But unemploymentand inflation ar is not assessment was persists despite the rebound totheclimate the "Demand andcome. While the gross is expected to in real :onditions and terly report, in most a output," the report said. of E Itincludes increase $1.3 billion this year, ex- he huge demand Situation." therefor° pricetrendsand anpenses - the costs of operating the J.S. of oilseed, Some for the comingmonths. nation's farms - are rising at a rate aised inEurope, of 1971, theof $1.5 billion or more. but the first quarter enough to satisfy of the dern said, farm incomesdipped to "Although first quarter incomes Holland andBelgium ual gross rate of $56.1billion,were depressed, farmers. can look n average led crop yields, slightly from thefirst threeforwardtoaprogressivelyim-K -State Veterinary ;oildifferences, of of 1970. The gross istotalproving income picture during the generally speaking, governmentrest of the year," the Outlook and efromsales, College HiresDean reportindicates the ents and earningsfrom farmSituation Board said in its report. reflectsa heavy appsfertilizer. lions. The January -March slip resulted for all of 1971 the gross wasprimarily from a large increase inFrom Own Staff In cattle,numbers 'cted at around $57.5 billion, uplivestock marketings accompanied Kansas State University, which likeother significantly inEurope $1.3 billion from last year'sby a sharp drop in prices paid far- stateschoolshas 1960s,while generally been onlybed rd of $56.2 billion. mers. In all, for the quarter, sales hiring ad- populations increased ministrators from out-of-state, in e most sensitivequestion,receipts dropped five per cent. has "During theperiod," Ill ver,isnetincomeorthe Sales of crop commodities, bypicked its dean of the Collegeof NEW TIRE NUMBERS continued, "dairy Veterinary Medicine from the staff. All cow n t of money farmers actually contrast, brought a four per cent passenger car tires made afterMay 22, 1971, are re- the U.S. were reduced home after paying their ex - Dr. D. M. Trotter will get the quired by by9 increase in gross during the first of- federallaw tohave the new -type serial number while E.C. dairy ficialappointment July 1 shown above. cow n Last year the nation's farmquarter, due mainly to higher prices after "DOT" means the tiremeets or exceeds pa nded 17 per cent. Since net was $15.8 billion, down for grains, soybeans and cotton. serving as acting dean since April1, Department of Transportationsafetystandards. "WY" is in when Dr. Charles Cornelius left theE.C.aregene t $400 million from 1969. "A number of signs point to a the the code number assigned by DOTto the manufacturing purpose (milk and meat 'ng the first quarter of 1971, stronger tone, particularly in thepost to head the veterinary school at plant."L9" isthe tire size (G78-14, in this example). count for most of the beef Ong the reduced rate of gross second half," the report said. "Hogthe University of Florida. "ABC"isa group of upto foursymbols, optional with the manufacturer, expansion innumbers e, the annual rates of net in -producers have already indicated Trotter has been on the K -State toidentify the brand or other signfici- veterinary cant aided by the increasing slumped to $14.7 billion, the plans to cut output later this year. staffsince1956. He characteristics ofthe tire. "261" means the tirewas acting beefandfavorable "Andwithmeatsuppliesserved as dean for a short made during the26th week of 1971. milk." declining, prices should strengthenperiodbeforeCornelius'ap- pointment Much oftheimpro materially. Milk producers, too, will in1966.Trotter,a European agriculture in receive stronger prices during thegraduate of the K -State veterinary 2BIG SALES EVERY WEEK the lowering of national balance of the year because of thecollege, has taught also at Iowa which have solidified p increasedsupportpriceforState, Missouri and Oklahoma State. come through mecha manufacturing milk." He also has industrial experience. Bonded for your protection universaluseof m Growers are expected to expand For 10 years Trotter was head of course, was well adva 1971 output moderately, the reportanatomy at the K -State veterinary iHOGS on Tuesday the 1960s in the U.S., said, but with relatively low stockscollege and afterCornelius'ap- LEADING HOG MART IN KANSAS. during that decade that the price picture will be pretty wellpointment was titled associate dean. really took over European maintained into the 1971-72 season, The KansasStateCollegeof the report said. Veterinary Medicine has a plan to In that span, the num north of Beatrice, Nebr. bines there quadrupled at Although total net income may bebuild new facilitiesnorthofthe present area. Some of the funds have MOJET6V0A numbers doubled, onday- Cattle SALES CO. INC. The report had title t° been appropriated by the legislature and the first major building is under Barn Phone CATTLE/ farm incomes here andiednesday- Hogs Tools 913/325-2266 because of the differs construction.The workonthe Every 11 a.m.Hogs 11 a.m.. Too building has been halted for several Wednesd sizes of the operationsits CATTLE weeksbecauseofastrikein Harold Siegel, Albert Gieber that most Europeans net AGGIE Auctioneers 01 d a large run of cattle last Manhattan by unions, who have jobs to make a living. ek with steady to stronger HARDWARE been seeking new contracts after is a fact of life onmany( 1205 Moro For Information or to Consign, Call: 'desonallclasses.Baby expiration of 3 -year contracts with Manhattan, Ks. U.S., too. calves$25.00 to $70.00 with 2 ED BURT, Washington, Kans. 913/325-2393 cr.- building firms in April. Inthree selected lk bulls at $106.00,1 WF bull and oan t$79.00, No. 2 wheat, corn 1 Blk hfr at $79.00. prices roundedoff to dl lycanner & cuttercows dollar a tonrevealed 7.00 to 20.50 withcommercial comparisons, InNo.21 utility cows 20.50to a top f 23.40, farmersreceived $90, 2 WF cows at $285.00, 1Guernseycowat $345.00, man, $101;Italian,5105l, F cow with 1 you're invited... In corti, calfat$329.00. and U.S., $72, illssold from 26.50 nalo, to 23.50 we've moved... French, $83; were: th 1 SemmentalHereford bull oats: Frener, U.S., $48. In t 940000 &1 at $355.00. Some GRAND OPENING Italian Germans,667; es include: 23 WI' sirs U.S., $44. weight 723 at 34.50 subsidri 5 Mix sirs SUNDAY export weight 873 at 31.90 "Large 3 Char E.C. grainse strs weight 898 to make 6 WF strs at 31.20 111;0 weight 716 at 34.30 worldmarkets," 9 Mix strs JUNE 6 years, weight 745 at33.20 "In recent 901 cows In weight 1072 accounted at 23.40 ports have Rol cowweight 1275 1:30 E.C.'s expoas, at 23.30 p. m. of the WF cowweight 925 exports 1 Blk at 21.80 Agricultural cow weight 1095 on at 22.20 situted almost Rol cowsweight 1217 situted 2 Hol at 22.60 REGISTER FOR BIG PRIZES!* "U.S. agr,icuniltmertiani!: cows weight1532 at 22.70 I WF cow European C0 001 weight 1095at 22.10 2-$100SAVINGS ACCOUNT stituted an1111P.,0 'Mix bulls weight431 at Nitiu Mix sirs farmPr°611,crol'o weight 480 at36.50 1 U.S. WF -$50 SAVINGS ACCOUNT cent I strs weight about 23 Per 910 at 32.90 50-$5 CERTIFICATES TO BE 1969." HOGS Rad a large ---rum GIVEN AWAY IN LF.FEEDER Wednesday of hogs last with 200to 240 lb AIRFILLED BALLOONS butchersat 17.00 to17.75; ie60 lbs 16.25 240 le over to 17.00; 50 ANTIQUE AUTO BANKS 14.75 to 260 lbs 10 1500 16.25. Sows12.50 Slau ghter boars13.00 1 SET OF 6 ANTIQUE AUTO BANKS t° 1125with 1 S29.0nle feeder red boarat $81. pigsales were: ,Mix ix BALLOONS FOR THE YOUNGSTERS Pigsat15.75 ings et17.25, 21 Mix 59 Whi pigs T!DI. TP LHE Os NT OE RS AT I GC KE E 11:fi24, at 30 Mixpigs at x pigsat 12.00, 15.00, 38 RE CAPSRS 1125, 48mix 13 Mix pigs pigs at 14.75, come see our new t Pigsat 14.25 1:4,gs at 24 Mix Plenty of Parking 14.25,32 Whi 4.75, 26Wht pigs pigs at at 11.75 BON HOME PHONE "LOOK FOR OUR TABLOID 11114SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION eitellslhard IN THE SUNDAY MERCURY" r"' e2237865-41 owin /40 J 521E1 It MANHATTAN, KANSAS YV More ERGENS MEB.I.C.ER 630 645.3493 F.s.ML Humboldt7P7 H6 -O4 N7 3E3 *YOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN. Beatrice RCOMP° MANHATTAN, KANSAS YOU NEED NOT HAVE AN ACCOUNT TO REGISTER. LERes.535'239 ;r5-2610ssA s experts. Drugs 'New' For But manufacturers, Edwards said, "have in fact sought tohave it Selling, 'Old both ways, consumeracceptance of a 'new product' withoutcompliance CO2 AD An with legal requirementsdemanding For Testing substantial evidence that every new When they 're selling. drug makersdrug will have theeffectiveness may tellthe public of a "new"claimed." THURSDAY, JUNE3 product, but describe the same thing as nothing new to the Food & Drug 2nd Administration. The FDA has been thwarted in Production some effortstotestaproduct describedas"new" insales Sale promotions. because the phar- June 5, 12:30 maceutical firms have gone to court At the Ranch to block efforts by the government to 12 miles N.E. of Emporia seize the product totest claims, QUAR. TE particularlynonprescription SELLING savings 630 H medicines. oilers at Excedrin P.M., Asper Sleep. and 30 Fl BULLS Agra,
Ornex are three products cited as 11Richard evidence by the FDA. ALL RED Haian oftheproductswas chairman -Each Largest offering Nill launched with a major promotional campaign designed to convince the of Red Fl public that it was something 'new' LIMOUSIN heifers GraSA that had notpreviously been ever to SELL! available."saidCharlesC. Ed- 30 Open wards. FDA chief. Open 8 "But when charged in court with a Fl Females a.m. to 4i) failure to comply with the 'new drug' Red & Red -Whiteface requirements of law, each IN L.silaNteEl manufacture- contended thatthe Dams of these females product was nothing new at all - .1/4 Hereford - are. . NES that it consisted of only well-known 1/4 Angus; 1/2 Shorthorn. ingredients." he said. The Shorthorn cross Federaldruglawspermit todSlgecheelaslosentvQeSnubir7(te)6:) marketing without government wasLEADER 21st clearance ofold drugs - those 1970 Sire of the Year, "generally recognized as safe" by he is in the ABS Stud. niflighway 14, 1 n 35 Angus Cows AL913711,0atTocAtraleElsNaceThrresop- many with Fall Fl calves and rebred grasses Domestic Whea 3 -in -1 combinations Feed Grain All( 'yr Conserving Bas
Will sell the following described 4 Brown Swiss POSSESSION -I propertyatTheJackGraney Trading Post & Antique Shop, lo- COWS with Limousin Monday - 25 pen cated on East Main Street, Seneca, calves at side merchantable a Kansas. Through Friday-8 -Noon Saturday 6 Sunday, June TAXES- 1970 to Starts 10:00 a.m. 2 YEARLING CLEAN SWEEP SALE - Angus -Limousin FULLIMMEDIA'l EVERYTHING GOES Otto the highe 2 cash registersAll store fixtures The New Walk -Up-Drive -I Bulls Announce LampsChairs Electrical fixtures overprinted ma Avon bottles DishesJugsKitchenutensils Fl Calves sired by; Quarters of Picture frames Bedsteads Bill Hou Paint Tires POMPADOUR; Blue fruit jars DANDY; and Peoples National Bank Sale Conducted Some silverware Insulators Bottles DIPLOMAT. Several pieces of furniture Air conditioner Severalnovelties and manyother For additional infor- articles too numerous to mention mation & catalogs: COME TO OUR OPENING NOTE: Sale will start promptly at Ben or Ruth Price 10:00 because there are many A.M. rt articlesto sell. Ph: 316-269-3855 RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY 9:00 ROUTE 2 - Terms - Cash "F JACK GRANEY PRICE-McCOY For Information OWNER 10 CASHCERTIFICATE Aucts:Gene Toby & Vern Groff Reading, Kansas Clerks: Toby & Boeding $50 EACH SPENDABLE IN CLAYCENTE
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this addition to our main bankingbuilding .riZcI1,,,le them. and course, to use tie will offer opportunity for greater service. lira 4 door, d it Ford A from Buick v BANKING HOURS _veel drive Scott Ranches Are Guest MOTOR WALK -U P MAINLOBBY Limousin Consignors to 3:00p.m. lttokr2Oshim-oladrri, busUelad. ATTILL PRICE-McCOYLDIOUS1N SALE 8:00a.m. - 4:00p.m. 9: 00a.m. Friday Monday Through Friday Monday thru Id A mi., June 5th, 1971-12:30 p.m. to 12Noon n - 'Jack fer READING, KANSAS 8:00 a.m.-12 Noon 9:00a.m. Cir pot
N $ofAl Saturday Saturday eiv Arid LI! 13 BULL CALVES out ofPrairie tract Pritde and Angus -Shorthorn cross ;ACDIlYtratraCtOr THESE BULLS MAY BE INSPECTED with ANYTIME BEFORE THE SALE, nationalbank SCOTT RANCHES CLAY CENTER,KANSAS FOrn LARRY GARY LELAND Auction 913-229-6660 913-229-6641 316-767-C422 Member Federal DepositInsurance Corporation Council Grove, Ks. Council Grove, Ks.. AREA Alta Vista, Ks. OVER85 YEARS OF CONTINOUS SERVICE TO CLAYCENTER coverageofolderlowvalue State Pressure property. Grass & Grain Unnecessary and unreasonable 21 On Insurance application of large deductibles for property insurance policies, especiallyinrelationtopublic June1, 1971 Company Service buildings. C.? Fletcher Bell, Kansas insurance BETTER CARS AT HANDY-STEIN commissioner has warned all fire and casualty insurance companies 1970 OLDSMOBILEDELTA ROYALE COUPE, Fullpower, licensed inthis state to improve power windows, bucket seats, vinyl roof. Low mileage still service. in factory warrenty, One owner, sold byus. Bell said he has sent the com- panies alistofproceduresim- 1967 CADILLAC SEDAM DEVI LLE,This car is loaded with plemented by his department to extras, exceptionally clean, one local owner, See thisone. improve service. 1967 PONTIAC TEMPEST, CUSTOM, 2 door hardtop,326 "In return, I expect the insurance V8, automatic. industry to improve itsservice," 1966 MERCURY CYCLONE, Air, Power Steering, Brakes NEN/QUARTERS FORMANHATTAN LOAN ASSN Bell said. & Loan Assn of Manhattan has moved to new and Automatic. Home Savings Bell said he recognizes the need 630 Humboldt, at thenorthwest corner of the down- quarters at for insurance companies to exercise 1966 PONTIAC CATALINA, 4 door hardtop,power steering, A grand opening isplanned for June 6. Home Savings town area. reasonable and effective controls brakes and air conditioning. in 1906 and presently has assetsof $10 million. was started is president of the association and Maurice over the volume and characteristics 1965 OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC 88,4 door Sedan. One Richard N. Haines of the risks they assume, but added: of the board. local owner, sold new by us. L, Hill chairman "Itis becoming increasingly 1965 CHEVROLET BEL AIR, apparentthat many oftheun- 4 door sedan, 6 cyl., stick. derwriting restrictions imposed by 1964 MALIBU,4 door, 6 cylinder, standard transmission. Grassland Auction some companies bearlittle Extra Clean. relationship to the loss potentialities of an individual risk." a.m. to 4p 240 ACRES Bell listed various examples of SHARP USED TRUCKS IN LINCOLN COUNTY 1 KANSAS practices which he said must be 1970 EL CAMINO CUSTOM PICKUP, V8,turbo-hydramatic, Sale To Be Held At County Courthouse corrected. These include: radio, and cruise control. Has a topper. Real nice, one owner. Refusaltoacceptorrenew automobileliability 1968 FORD BRONCO,6 cyl., 3 speed, auxilliary top, insurance 4 wheel drive. TUES., JUNE 8 2:00 PM regardless of the degree of exposure presented by the owner or operators 1962 FORD 1/2 Ton,V8, 4 speed, real nice with an Legal Description -South Half of Northeast Quarter (S'/2 NE 1/4), of the vehicle. El Dorado camper. of Section Six (6), Township Eleven (11), Range Seven (7), and Southeast Quarter (SE'/4) of Section Six (6), Township Eleven (11), Refusal of many companies to 1960 CHEVROLET, 2 Ton, 6 Cyl., 4 Speed, 2 Speed, 13%' Range Seven (7), Lincoln County, Kansas. Located 51/2 milesnorth make their facilities available on a Box and Hoist. onHighway 14, 1 mile east and 1/4 mile south from Lincoln, Kansas. statewide basis. 1946 CHEVROLET 1% TON, 4 Speed, 2 Speed, Hoist and Withdrawal by companies from Bed, Real Good. ALLOTMENTS -- agencies unable to produce an in- 237 total acres 146 acres native grass creased volume or a certain"mix" 91 acres cropland presently in established planted native of personal lines of insurance and grasses Handy -Stein Domestic Wheat Allotment 13.9 Acres commercial business. Feed Grain Allotment 19 Acres Refusaltowritefireand Conserving Base 5 Acres homeowners policies in certain Chevrolet -Olds -Buick, Inc. areas of the state and certain por- Minneapolis, Ks. 67467101 S. Concord Ph. 392-2118 POSSESSION - Immediate - All Future Payments To Buyer tions of some of the larger cities "Trade with Stein where it's Handy" regardless of an individual risk's TERMS-25percent down day of sale, balance upon approval of characteristics. Denny Sullivan Sid Richards merchantable abstract of title and delivery of general warranty minimumsfor Phone 392.2173 Glasco Ph. 568-2026 deed. Unrealistic
TAXES - 1970 taxes of $294.91 paid by sellers
FULL IMMEDIATE POSSESSION -Noreservations - Land will )rive I sell to the highest bidder. Houstons are dissolving partner- scAlc4oda AGimi VGicie ship. Announcements made day ofsale shall take precedence over printed material. And it looks like we'll be able to keep the doors and lot open another year... regardless of01' Evs practically giving away the machinery. Come out and see what's left. The lot's been cleaned up and the machinery looksmore like it should ... real good. See you soon. Bill Houston and Phil COMBINES TRACTORS PLANTER Houston 1965 MH 410 with 2 row corn JUST ARRIVED JD 494A with liquid fert. Sale Conducted By: JD 406 4 row with fert., real Bank head 1964 JD 4020 diesel, power good shift 1967 JD 55, cab, air, real good JUST ARRIVED -894AN AC D14 gas, wfe, w/ loader with transport wheels, liquid *; 1962JD 95 1965 JD 3020 gas, wide front has radio. Real slick. fertilizer, pop-up fert.att., NOWTLF 1965JD 45,cab, real good insecticide & full band herbi- 1961 IHC diesel cide spray. A good machine. 'ENING 1962JD 45,cab 1958 IHC 450 gas Howard rototiller, 100", good OUNTRY 1968 MH 175 diesel John Deere 707 4 row stalk ':00 AM 1962JD 40,overhauled 1966 JD 4020 dsl., synehro- shredder SALINA, KANSAS range CULTIVATORS 1959JD 45 "Rural Real Estate Specialists" 1957 Case 400 diesel, wide Almost new 4 -row front mount For Information AR4 cultivator to fit JD Contact Jerry Knowles, Salina913 825-4091 1957JD 45 1957 JD 720 diesel, just spent 3020's - 4020's - 2520's IIFICAT1 $1200 in parts alone atcostJD 4 -row monitor 1968 MH 410, cab, good price 1 JD rear mt. RG4, real good, 1957 JD 720 diesel 4 -row Sale Postponed From May 22 Due To Rain 1957 MEI 82 SP 2 front mt. JDs to Et 3010- H 1962 JD 3010 diesel 4010 or w/ quick-tach for 1956 MH 80 SP 1954 JD 60 70 or 730 Saturday, June 5 1953 JD 60 1 JD 4 -row frt. mt. for 730 or Starts 10 a.m. 1952 MH 26, good CENT - Lunch Served 1951 JD B 630 'LAY Sale to be held in Falun, Kansas 1 IHC 6 -row 30, rear mt. 1951 MH 26, good 1950 JD A 2 IHC 4 -sec. rotary hoes, 3 - At The Old Lumber Yard 1954 JD R pt. or fast hitch 1966 Gleaner C-11 & cab IHC M, overhauled & painted1 JD 4 -sec. used rotary hoe, CARS Sun machine 900 ANTIQUE IHC M will work on 6 -row 30 or & REBUILDABLE Almost 2 full collections car tags 1966 IHC 403, cab, hydro drive 4 -row wide row aele 1956 Chrysler Old wrenchesToolsOld radios 2 MH 44's, choice Crown air, Imperial, Old Cad lightsSide lights 1967 IHC 403 OTHER MACHINES air, radio& full power NEW MACHINES Howard 100" Roto Vator foci tall good) Model A and T parts these new we have had a little too long JD 16' springtooth, 3 pt. to see 1q9 Old furniture 1965 IHC 303, cab a': 1950ChryslerChr Royal4 door JD 20' 100H field conditioner JD 10' AW disk, good daY; Large metalworking lathe 1961 Ford3/4 ton picku, JD F125 3bottom,3pt., new 1970 Milleroffset 8%' demo. anybanking good Jeweler's lathe 1960IHC 91 overhauled1/2 ton pickupp,motor 1941Cadillacandnew battery COLLECTORS ITEMS them. 4 tires door, 6wheels and Small steam engine 1933Ford SPECIALS on A frame 8 stationary engines NEW (NEVER USED) SPECIAIS 1938Buick Avon collection 19411 coupe NEW BUT SLIGHTLY USED 2 carryover JD 2520 gas tractors wheeldrive Army Three section wood harrow nose Fordtruck short Wooden wheel corn planter 1970 JD 4520 tractor, just a few hours on 1 3D 4000 gastractor truck) (swamp type cabs 1952Cadilla Cast iron toy train with track this 2 JD 4020 diet Fitt -nail 9LOBBY 1918or c ambulance 4 hand gas pumps 1970 JD 4020withcab, used to spread le2OT Ford, Love seat and chair fertili7Pr ensheddedused last in1935 3:00 P.m" 19711 Old wood stove; old clock; bar 1970JD 4420,Gbkr to from 1935to IRRIGATION BARGAIN Ford stools; lamps; old cook stoves; 1970 JD 4020 dsl.,wiell,cftab& heater. Better Friday A new thru back fender jugs; old pumps. see this one. Only 685 hours. Used siderow irrigationsystem with two Noon Old flat windshields, frames & Car Parts 14 miles of pipe. Motorsto move it and 1. to 12 posts; wooden beam plow; sev- COMBINE SPECIAL , Of All Kinds eral lubricators; car horns; T hookups. You won't believe the price we 1919 Hart And Used have on this. IturdaY power tract Ford rear tire carriers. 1963 JohnDeere55 with cab - real good rimsNewgood oron steel, and priced for quick sale. Twin Old bottles; school desk; old City tracr wood plane; horse shoes; guns; INC MD tractotro old cook stoves and many items cultivator with mowerand too numerous to mention. Terms - Cash Farmers Union Hdw& Implement ForrestJackson, Owner EVERETT HOOBLER, manager Auctioneer Phone 437-2913 Paul M. Brown,Smolan JOHN DIM ST. MARYS, KANSAS ration ENTER AREA gallons) to 350 pounds (44 gallons)FARMLAND volume, but also reducesthe per- $400 GRANT per day. The variation is due toTO FOUR centage of fat andsolids -not -fat in AT KSU S differences in milk production, Scholarships the milk, says Bonewitz, worth growth rates, temperatures, and theKansas State $400 me0°1 When temperatures goabove 75 University moisture content of the feed. ha degrees, cows eat lessand body given byFarmland decline. Cows drink often, averaging aboutthe next school Indus of weight and milk yeilds year to La 10 timesper24hours.Ap-LorenBerger, Bonewitz recommends thesehot Hanover: proximately two thirds of the waterOplotnik, fitsClaSSI weather management practices: Scammon; is consumed between 5 a.m. and 5Sauerwein, and ott,1 noveeklY Shade: Scientists believe summer Walton. milk reduction is due moreto side p.m. effects of hot weather than todirect WE RECOMMEND action of heat upon the cow. If natural shade is notavailable, simple, MATTRESS & f.1 provide artificial shade. A advertising inexpensive pole -type shelter 10 to12 BOXSPRINGS 54 080 sides will raa Vol feet high and open on all SpecialsEvery Day This year prevent crowding and allowair to New Low Prices BAR DENHEIE circulate freely. Buy Direct Feed: Research has shown that Also Complete Rebuilding fiber content of the ration shouldbe Service tblb Sell Li reduced during hot weather. This is Manhattan Truck! done by feeding less high quality MAM1 tiques, NOTHING NEW AT TESCOTT roughage and more concentrates Mattress Co. Way tc high in energy. A PREMIUMREDWINE is th Although the flood was not as high in Tescott as predicted, 414 S. 4th PR 8-5302 BARDENHEIER'S Grainisnota"hot"feed. WINE CEL some basements were flooded and some people moved out. roughages ST. LOUIS, Having been flooded before, all precautions were taken. Fur- Therefore, heavy -fiber MO. are more difficulttodigest and niture was moved to higher levels and nearly all cars were driven produce more heatthaneasily out of town to higher ground. The Tescott Cheese Company was digested grain. The KSU dairyman Your Massey, Ferguson not affected by high water, but was closed down one day so Dealer says a wide roof over the silagefeed employees could work at home. Cheese making resumed on Sun- day when normally they are closed. bunk is a good idea. It protects feed in bad weather, provides shade and The Rossville Imp!. Co REACH 14,2 dairymanat KansasStateprotectionfor the cows, and en- Hot Weather University. believes cow comfort incourages cows to eat more silage on Drastically Reduces Prices hot weather may be as important ashot or rainy days. WRIT properfeedingformaximum Bonewitz has another hot weather AD I- Tips For G&G production. tip: Give cows the best pasture at Milkproduction may drop asnight, when they do most of their Area Dairymen much as 20 per cent duringhotgrazing, or provide for heavy 25% off On All New It's time for dairymen to considerweather. High humidity and highfeedingofroughagesatnight, management proceduresforhot temperatures affect cows even morebecause temperatures are lower and weather. than when humidity is low. cows eat better. And Used Equipment In Stock RalphBonewitz, Extension Hot weather not only lowersmilk Water: Clean, cool, fresh water should be available at all times. Many experts say a sun shade over the water tank is a good investment. THIS MEANS EVERYTHING SELL AT ONAGA The daily water requirement of a Tractors -Combines - Hay Tools - Tillage T dairy cow ranges from ap- Plantersand Lawn Mower Equipment Night Sales proximately 12 pounds (151/2 EVERY WEDNESDAY AUSHERMAN Rossville Implement Co, STARTING' TIME 8:00 P.M. Design Cylinder Bars harvest all crops better and put more, ROSSVILLE, KANSAS Cattle & Hogs grain in tank at less cost. Proven on Phone 913 531.3611 thousands of acres by Custom Har- vesters and Farmers. Write for Brochure and prices. Dealer and Onaga Community Sale agent inquiries invited. Saturday, June 11 Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889-4461 or 889-4665, ONAGA, KS. AUSHERMAN Dept. GG Belleville, Kansas 66935 Starts 11:30a.m. Located at the north end of St. 0 Kansas - known as the E.J. property.
2-STORY HOUSE ON ONE -ACRE LOT IN ST. GEORGE, KANSAS
.5' A ni half BILLION FIGUREYOL RATE: 70a $1rr DOLLAR Real Estate Sells At 1:00p.m. No.of words rooms andsleeping porch Two story home on one acre with 4 room, bedrcli second floor, main floor kitchen, dining room,living cal and bathroom with enclosed porch on the northand open porch Multiply forced air furnaces weeks yo INSTITUTION south side of the house. Has part basement with in storm cave, natural gas and city water. Thisis an old home, Run adtl AND STILL GROWING Capitol Federal is the first financial condition . abstract certified TERMS - Seller will furnish The buyer with an against thepropet institution of any kind in Kansas to reach One -Half BILLION date showing title in the sellers, with no liens balance ciPo DOLLARS. That's a lot of confidence-shown by 265,000 cus- Buyer shall pay 25 percent down on the dayof sale and delivery of deed and abstract in 30 days. balance ofmoney tomers. We thank you for this Half -Billion -Dollar abundance of POSSESSION - Will be given in 30 days or when paid into escrow. confidence... nobody rates you higher-and there is no higher based on1970taxes rate on insured savings anywhere than you receive at Capitol TAX ES - To be prorated to date of possession
I Federal Savings. ANTIQUES Frig book!Iv.:: Perfection 3 burner oil stove; dryer; secretary; DISCOUNTS: JOIN THE MOVEMENT UP TO THE "CAPITOL OF SAVINGS" table;table; square center table; small solid weeks. oak table with two leaves; large cuttingTsewv runs 2 UHF;fasMalder; REFUND& solid oak table; cane bottom office PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS for TV. dresser any chairs; captain's chair. Yl set CLASSIFIEDu COMPOUNDED DAILY Rockers; lamps and holders; modern (1, inch. Earn Day In to Day Out mirrors; library table; dressers; recor GE stereo Two or No Minimums chests; record cabinet; hall tree; old); other dint!b.. 5z miteamnt picture frames; umbrella holder; PASSBOOK -90 ACCOUNTS jewelry music box; dishes; ManySingernumthe aba Ad Capitol late illing Americansewingmachine, ofthe charges overseamerandbuttonhole 54.zInfeorrtopuzciltAllae iDatertosn.were At End Of (barter Federal (1850). Terms: MAIL SAVINGS CERTIFICATES HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE eTmeo AG P1 Savings removed CaiasNcectitdeidngn:rri 30" gas range; crosstop freezer unftisorh 45 YEAR -55A11 MIN. responsibler 6c. ,00 KANSAS AVE TOPEKA refrigerator; 24" metal cabinet; ifi 544%-1-5 Year $1411 Min. 12( Jon Udders,Owner Kansas, W1°1e4 Auctioneer-Milton Anderson,Manhattan, es., Pholl "The Most Trusted Name In Savings" St. George, Bob11941Wilson, Auctioneer&Broker - --#001D-7 .fipseasepaxvi 1 LAND sgoo GRANT OUR AT KSU olarships "S stateworth sw GRASS & GRAIN has University fThe reason
, by Farmland kj' ind.1,,, ext school oreReaders a Berger,year to [\'.! Hatiover advertising and sales section than any rilk, Scammom of its classified a state is that Grass & Grain has rweln, Walton. newsweekly in the WE RECOMMElip goreClassified ( readers to read.Last year Grass & Grain rat advertising for inches (676 pages) of classified ads and sales. ran 54,080 running 18% over last year. Thisyear volumeis 1DENHEIE A aUr Sell Land, Livestock, Implements, Cars & Trucks,Furniture, Feed & Seed, An- tiques, Services. Find a Good Buy. The ANn Way to Tell the Most -for the least cost A PREMIUM REDVilhi RDENHEIER'SWINECii - is thruG&G Classified.
ST. LOUIS,Mo t. lAWEEK MINIMUM uson Dealer Ala word per week
RESCUE SQUAD AT WORK Impl.CoREACH 14,200 SUBSCRIBERS About 25 to 30 peoplewere evacuated by the Saline County Rescue Squad (shown here) from their flooded homes Ices Prices west of WRITE YOUR Salina. Longtime residents said this overflow from MulberryCreek AD HERE was even worse than the "Big Flood" of 1951. Rainstotaled over 6 inches in Salina. Five boats were used by the Rescue Squad in evacuation On All New work. In addition to the people, one wedding cakewas carried out. It was made by Mrs. Eddie Weisfor a wedding in Salina. ant In Stock
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, KANSAS AFTER 8.8 Flood INCHES with waters OF his wife caused RAIN Creek and Art Breneman at Hedvilletwo boys. (shown Breneman filled Heavy here) said basement rainsand to leave water.They allbasements and part home 2:30 received inHedville of the Mulberry am. Two 8.80inches but walls fell andone-half ofrain one in. inches Don't forget to include ofthis fell 5 p. in 40 name, address and/or phone. minutes.
FIGUREYOUR COST HERE. RATE: 74aword $1 minimum forone week No, of words_____@74 each. Cost for 1 week 11:00P.m ing roomsand sleep ($1 minimum) roo living roomy., Multiply and openP.0; one -week cost times number of lenorth weeks you isfoarnCeodidahirofnille want ad to run. ant This Run ad thisnumber of consecutive weeks hst adct° with ana-r tht inaor w ,,ainst o lien asie anobal Cost for weeks dayof s frol 9 Less Discounts whenbalance° - risYosl- (see below) 910 based" session asher, I ENCLOSE $ -rigid,ecrerarY,wbc$ DISCOUNTS: 50,1 (with cash ryer; ble; large1y runs2 orders only) deduct 10% if ad awing weeks. Deduct a . sofa; 1,n, t be, V. REFUNDS: 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. Utting UrIF;Sal office for you may collect 0A/ TV vo any unused a refund at the Ag Press dresser' dress CLASSIFIED amount paid if an ad is cancelled. ,V. bed, DISPLAY (boxed MaPie modern w 00rmore ads) $2.10 a column :hesfs,-; stere°f rheie1.( otherinch. discount.-r times at $2.03percolumn inch. No olderv6-_cord sing records CASH: iternslawi chAardges many ot.on. hAanYhe by cash have a 25 -cent rnenf' added. wera oft items Dalton MAIL TO: night was Cash' ' Sunday night Terms mils -coo" AG PRESS PLANS NighSchool Monday - P.O. BOX 1009 IN atTescott by remciveible for a MANHATTAN, - CHANGE enough 000 KANSAS Service hadreceded scheduled re 1207 MORO Baccalaureate water place as - I-kowever, took Owner cancelled. ceremonies %ftsseigh. thatgraduation nsaS, Ka 0,, liftsatfliGearge, a
....A111111111111111111111m.....-_____ allowance. The new June 1, 1971 Grass a 50 per cwt. at rt changes are effectivewith the April 1972 and later futurescontracts," he said. KANSAS liAPPENINGS Futures trading volumein live INVESTIGATION OF A SALINA "BAD FAITH" hogs in 1971 more thandoubled the RATES BURGLARY CASE HAD A BY GARRISON figures for1970 period. From deduct Jim Garrison, the New Orleans 94,329 FAMILIAR RING FOR A STUDENT JanuarythroughApril, collect district attorney who involved himself compared AT 5T- JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL. in a succession of charges against others contracts were traded MSS after the assassination of President John with 46,931 trades for the samefour HIS 1972 ST JOHN'S CLASS RING hiedb F. Kennedy seven years ago, acted "in months a year ago. WAS AMONG THE ITEMS bad faith" in perjury charges against Clay the surgein CONFISCATED BY SALINA POLICE. Shaw, New Orleans businessman, a U.S. Harris attributed - District Judae has ruled. He said futures trading to increasedforward THE RING WAS IN A DES MOINES, "Irreparable injury, which is great and contracting of hogs on thecash IOWA JEWELRY STORE FOR REPAIR immediate." had been done to Shaw by market and the subsequent hedging WHEN THE STORE WAS ROBBED ,4 Garrison's charges. Garrison, right, also 'WELL OR charged in 1967 Shaw, left, with con of the committed animals. He IN DECEMBER. spiring to assassinate Kennedy. noted that speculators whotrade knew pork belly futures have begun to Its Poked casings realizethat manyofthe same rplwe foot in roaming around. fundamental factors that affect pork ItlwPer Statistician The average farm would have6.4belly futures prices also affect hog hens and they would lay 113dozenI prices. "In fact, there arefewer Kan Stuck On eggs. There would havebeen 58fundamentals to look forin hogs broilers but only 21/4 turkeys. compared to bellies," Harris said. NeeCollect The value of the farm would be Peoria, III.is the par delivery 91312264353 Average Farm $4086, the gross income would bepoint ofr C.M.E. live hog futures JDEN, som $1086 and expenses would be $752.with additional delivery points at FRED HACKERT OF HERE NEAR You remember the after -dinner KANS. RECEIVED A XMAS "LORAINE RODDA'S What's left would be the $316 netEast St. Louis, Ill., Omaha, Neb., HOME AT DIBOUGHT CARD 16 MONTHS LATE. - speaker'sstoryaboutthethreeincome. Sioux City, Iowa, and St. Paul, Minn. SOLOMON IS A BULLSNAKE sisters. One of them was a spinster IT WAS MAILED IN WITH ROSEBUD SOAP Pierods at allowances of 25 cents per cwt., ON HIS (which is not the same as a bachelor ALEXAND1A,VA. DEC 171%9 and at the Kansas City, Missouri - BREATH, IT CRAWLEDINNER girl, but then that's another after - Kansas Stock Yards at an allowance WITH PROPER ZIP CODE... BATHTUB E4 ATE HER SOAP! dinner story), one was just ready to of 50 cents per cwt. deliver a child, and the other was three months pregnant. phoneS0Canton A government statistician studied$2.5 Million Gift phone the family and concluded that the SATURDAY, JUNE family average was four monthsFor KU Scholars 12 pregnant. Due to health, we will sell the following The University of Kansas has real estate andequip) Perhaps the statistician was from at public auction located 3 mileswest and1 mile north of Axitri the USDA, which in a recent Farmreceived a $2.5 million bequest from Kansas. MONUM theestateof James Davis Jr., Index magazine, built a mythical STARTS 10:00 A.M. LUNCH SERVED Stones designed Wichita oilman who died in1969. farm,based on averages if each prh dcraftsmen family got its share of all the far-Income from the gift will be used to provide scholarships for deserving Mlul mland in the country. EH'i2eG2an If all the farmland were carved upstudents. 612 ACRES The amount of the giftis com- 314 ACRES and parceled out to all citizens, each Display2Ran3rtuOt large gifts from Mrs. Offic family would have 27.5 acres andparable to Improved Land Located On Hiway 4 ElizabethWatkins,theSpencer 9 earn a net of $316 each year. With Modern Home East Of Frankfort, Kansas In that 27.5 acres, only 22 acresFoundation, and Frank G. Crowell. CLAY CENTER Located Near Axtell, Ks.,As Follows MARSHALL COUNTY, KANSAS: would actually be a family'sin- Davis graduated from KU in 1931 KANSAS (E2 and was in the oil business all his MARSHALL COUNTY, NE1/4 S E1/4 - S1/2NW1/4 and 12Acres dividual share. The rest would come (East 1/2 Section (LessR.R.) 8-2-10 andjN W1/4 -- S1/2 S E/4 less 1.4A, .34A- Ay, MONUM life. He was last head of Solar Oil Co. fromgovernmentgrazingland, TOTAL ELECTRIC, completelycarpeted. With 10A &less.85A - SW1/4 NE1/4 and NW1/4SE!4 which would average 5.5 acres per,The first scholarships from thegift 16,000 grainstorage,aerationsystem.Well 10A E1/2'SW1/4less .09A. - All above inI4 share. willbe awarded forthe coming improved. All growing cropsand pasture. Rent (E1/2 S E 1/4 ) 5-4-10.Buyer gets two -fifths MANHA1 growing milo and all of 130acresofwheat. to the buyer. MONUME1 On the basic farm of 22 acres,school year. SEALED BIDS will be accepted before TERMS - 25 percent of purchaseprice day of sal slightly less than 9 would be for when a mer- desired. Seller reserves right toacceptorri' sale, balance due in 60 days or all bids. crops; nearly 10 pasture or range; chantable abstract is furnished. J. J, BEAU Real EstateSellsAt 10 A.M.Sharp Office and D about1.5 Real Estate Sells At 10 A.M.Sharp farmstead, roads and nonfarm uses. 2301 Stagg H Of the nine acres of cropland, only six would be planted and the other Add St. Joseph Office Phone three would be held out for govern- 539.0441 ment programs or fallowed for other TRACTORS MANHATTAN reasons. For Deliveries On 1966Ford8000 1966 John Deere 4020 From thecropland, about3.5 CabforJohn Deere 4020 acres would be in grains, more than Hog Futures 1963 JD 3010 1963I HC Cub Cadet with rn CEMET1 of it corn and wheat. An acre would MEMOR be in hay, and eight -tenths of an acre CHICAGO -St. Joseph, Mo. has TRUCKS in soybeans. The rest of the croplandbeen added as a delivery point for 1969 Ford F250 pickup MYwContinu would be in tiny patches of garden.the Chicago Mercantile Exchange 1959 Ford F600 with bed and hoist Dipplay Locals The average farm would have only live hog futures contract in a C.M.E. Metal stock rack that fits a 3/4 ton pickup East of City one-fourth of a cow but she wouldboard action, Everette B. Harris, produce 2300 pounds of milk. Thereexchange president announced. IMPLEMENTS SCHAU would be 1.8 head of beef cattle, "St. Joe is the third largest ter- KtAL tJIAlt 10 bt HANDLED BY 1960 JD Hi -Lo 45 combine, with cab,PS MONUMENT C producing about three -fourths of aminal hog market in the U.S. and is a pickup attachment calf. key shipping point for the movement G. E. Baskett Real Estate 1963 John Deere 215A windrower BB 3 Box 20N SABETHA, KANSAS 1969 John Deere 494A planter Clarence Blanc, The average farm'slonehogof hogs to the eastern and western 1969 John Deere AT630 4 -rowcultivator would have two litters of pigs, andconsumingareas,"Harrissaid. Wayne Aeschliman, salesman 1969 John Deere F100H field conditioner CLAY CEN1 there would be four -tenths of s sheepDeliveries made at St. Joe will be at 1966 John Deere 24T baler BERN, KANSAS John Deere drill John Deere AWdisk For Appointment To InspectThe Land John Deere Monitor, 4 row, 3point Prior To Date OfSale, Telephone- JD 707 rotary cutter J D 851 sidedelivert DAIRY 12:30 NOON 913 893-3422 913 284-3042 John Deere F910 springtooth, 3point SI BONDED BERN SABETHA JD 3x16 plow,Fly JD 4x16 plow, 3 pt. WAME Sales JD fertilizer spreader JD subsoiler,3poil 3 pt. post hole digger 280 -gallon spraff DAIRYSi Every Wednesday Ford scoop Dearborn blade point Your authorized SHOP TOOLS Cie -sack cement mixer, 3 di P&H 240 electric welder; Hobart DC welder 6" Mayrath grain auger,36', gas motor NAVAL 12:30 p.m. & Saturday on cart; acetylene cutting torch; machine shop Three augers 6"x36' -5"x16' - ex12' I milk( CERriFIE0 John Deere mower, No.9, 3 point I CLAY push-butt drill press; air compressor; electric drills. with box Pipe cutters and threads; die sets; hand saws; John Deere 4 wheel trailer (MUELLER wrenches; nail pullers; bars; wire stretchers; John Deere rotary hoe Bulk CATTLE and HOGS log chains; jacks. John Deere No. 100 terracingplow No. 225 St°rel and Se Butcher hogs last 3-31/2 yard Soil Mover Viarnew Bulls $25.10. wf strs 390 @ 36.50 MISCELLANEOUS John Deere bale elevator Sabo: week sold at $16.30 to wf strs 413 @ 38.50 blk strs 400 @ 36.90 Pickup fuel tank with pump; two 300 -gallon For Free $16.85, on Wednesday. wf strs 536 @ 34.70 wf strs 510 @ 36.10 fuel tanks with stands; 100 gallon fuel tank; 300 Estirr HAY ba Saturday, $17.85 to wf strs 350 @ 36.70 wf hirs 460 @ 30.60 gallon water tank; 9 sections of scaffolding; and alfalfa 4MEG0451 $18.05. Sows sold at blk strs 560 @ 33.90 wf hfrs 445 @ 32.60 ladders; feed bunks; hog feeders. Approximately 2000 brome 0ABETHA $12.30 to $14.40. hoist strs 970 @ 25.80 blk hfrs 485 @ 35.25 New 5 HP electric motor; otherelectric the barn Weaning pigs $13.75 to hoist strs 525 @ 31.55 Brome and alfalfa,stacked outside wf hfrs 446 @ 34.70 motors; two 50' 220 extension cords;110 ex- kAVer-, DA' $21.50. tension cord. DAIRY Cattle market was OWATONNA ctly Farm Steel posts; 6I -beams; 6x6 angle iron; lots of Muellerer Bulk active with baby calves SELF-PROPELLED WINDROWER BulkTanks good pipe & iron ; tractor tire and tube; round bin Acceptsd selling from $45.00 to with Trailer and Hay Conditioner. CONSIGNED - SealedBids sheets; steel bin bolts, nuts and washers; gas followinpfl $82.00. Cows and Ready for field. motors; pony halters; Sunbeam clippers; shop Will takesealed bids onlyon the calves sold at $300.00. To be sold Wednesday, June 9 the saledate: SNe & R stove. prior to the sale or epairs at Concordia Sales CoInc. and dozer Cows $18.40 to $22.90.: D4 Caterpillar r1141 dairy Drum set For info. or estimates HOUSEHOLD GOODS Pool table TOM WALKER KCNK and amplifier Blonde dining room table and 4 chairs Electric guitar miniature Barn 243-1074 China hutch; FrenchProvincial chair; book 1 male & 1 femaleAKC Silver 2J29.5OE284 MCC L Home 243-1674 Anytime 6:45 Auctioneer case; TV table; desk; cedar chest; rocker; OpenTo Inspection MAURICE MITCHELL ROLLIE LAGASSE dresser. Bids To ALE Chester, Nebraska CH3-2215 Grill and electric spit; electric heater; electric Submit AnyAnd All 402-324-5045 incubator;ice cream freezer; french doors; Mr. & Mrs.Edwin Stock WELLS dehumidifier; toys, games, etc.
P1PeLine MR. & MRS. EDWINSTOCK oucke cLtRKS;:olt 314 FrederickStalls &vv LAy Ni CONCORDIA - AUCT IONEERS - JanieAeschliman Wayne Aeschliman, Bern, Ks. Gene Toby, Seneca, Ks. GRASS & GRAIN Grass & Grain FOR SALE - Performance June 1, 1971 25 testedpurebredregistered 200 HEAD of open and bred Charolais yearling butts priced $1000 to $1500. Also a few 74 a word. $1 minimum for oneC:11JITIAVOJAt week. DISCOUNTS: (with Holstein heifers, 300 to 900 lbs. RATES: cash orders only) W. G. Wiebe, 913 244-7625, Sum-purebred heifers and cows pri- loci 10% if ad runs2 weeks. Deduct 25% if adruns 4 weeks. REFUNDS: merfield, Kansas. ced $1500 to $2000. Flint Hills ded you may Charolais Ranch, Wamego, Ks., colled a refund at the Ag Press office for any unused amount paid if (boxed ads) $2.10 a column an ad is cancelled. FOR SALE - Beef cross calves Phone 456-9514. x16 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: inch.CASH: ads notaccompa- We will have 500 head of calves nied by cash have a25 -cent billing charge added. at our barns every weekend, 4FOR SALE: Charolais breed- 11 To: Ag Press - P.O.Box 1009 - 1207 Moro - Manhattan, weeks to 400 lbs. Also Holsteining age bulls, % through 15/16 Ma Kansas 66502- JE 9-7558 bull. Heifer calves. All triple official weaning weights on vac. W. G. Wiebe, Summerfield, each one. Harley Peterson, ph. BRED HAMP, YORK Kansas 913 244-7625. 913-823-9090, Salina, Ks. sb14 & DUROC GILTS tf Min WOOD SHAVINGS for sale atFOR SALE: Two 3 year old Zww Some as close as 3weeks. Open DRILLING CONCORD MILKERS gilts, good selection of all times. Nelson Manhattan purebred well marked Appaloo- WELL dividual figures boars, in-Hatchery, Manhattan, Ks., Ph. sa fillies. Delphos, Kansas, 913- BULK TANKS on many. Some 913 778-3412. SBTF 5234454. sb15 10 new air rotary.Gravel Sales & Service are half brothers toour top ked wells with plastic or gaining boar in theSENEK Test holes Your Authorized Dealer NATIONALLY ACCREDITED 3 Polled Hereford 2,000 lb. bulls metal well casings. Test Station, gaining2.59 lbs. SPFYorkshire and Hampshire 100% dehorners.Several ser- $1,00 per foot in most areas. HAVERKAMP per day.Nationally accreditedserviceable aged boars. Samor viceable age bulls.Johnson REFRIGERATION SPF. Bros., breeders of the world's GERALD STRADER Jon Thole, Marion, Ks. 316 382- 66411 Centralia, Ks. 913 857-3946 2994. x14 biggest Polled Hereford Bulls, Blue Rapids, Kansas 2500 lbs.3 cows average 1760 Hayes Beck & Sons FOR SALE LAND IMPROVEMENT Route 1 Phone 238-6064 - Registered Suf- lbs.All range raised.Infor- Phone Collect folk ewe lambs 4 and 5 monthsmation, Delbert Johnson, Junc- 9131226735: MEMBER KCCA AND LICA JUNCTION CITY, KANS. old. Contact Russell Cresson, tion City, Ks. 66441. SB16 Rt. 3, Minneapolis, Ks. x14 1M DUE TO Ill health, selling five HERE NEAR OIL FIELDEQUIPMENT FOR SALE- Registered NE RONA'S teams of well -broke Shetland NOME pT BOUGHT & SOLD Shorthorn bulls. Long rugged ponies, one pair four-year old ION IS A BULISNAKE type. Glenn E. Lacy, Milton- mini -mules, wagon, harness, col- Sucker rods Structural pipe for vale, Ks. Phone 4274513. ROSEBUD SOAPON x14 lars, celluloid rings.Call Es- NIS H, IT Fencing kridge 913-449-2591 after 6 p.m. CRAWLED IN KER REGISTERED YORKSHIRE Ed Morris, Rt. 1, Box 121A, Es- OBE4 ATE HERSW' SHAMROCK SUPPLY Ponds s Terraces Grading serviceable age boars. Produc- kridge, Kans. x14 PaulBandy Waterways Clearing tion test, bred like fair champ- Land Leveling ions, these are best ever .Walk- FOR SALE: 30 head Red Short- Yard on Highway 56, Galva Nationally Accredited SPFRe- er's Yorkshire Farms, Rt. 2, horn heifers, open. Howard Phone Canton 316/628-4417 gistered Chester White boars. McPherson, 316 241-5139.SB15 Lilly, ph. 913.549-3490, Melvern, Phone Galva 316/654-2732 ROGGENDORFF CONST., INC. Scanogram, probe and weight Kans. Phone 913-539-3984 for age data on all individuals.20 ANGUS cows with calves 3 x14 JUNE 12 1630 OSAGE - MANHATTAN MEMORIALS to 6 years old, $295. Hereford FOR SALE: Well broke 9 -year FLOYD MEYER close springer cows on order old gelding and 5 -year old mare. g real estate and equip -- $245. Paul Evans, 316 439-5354, 6 -yearoldgelding, broke for and 1 mile north of to, AUCTIONEERING Palmer, Ks. Phone 913-1905 Kincaid, Ks. SB14 barrels.Dale Morrison, phone MONUMENTS 913479-5949, Abilene ,Ks. x14 NATIONALLY ACCFtEDirt,D FOR SALE - Registered LUNCH SERVE Stones designed and cut by ex- Hampshire boars, serviceable CORRIEDALEYearling rams, perienced craftsmen in our own LAWRENCE E. WELTER age. Robert Raleigh, Agenda, $50.00.Real nice aged herd plant, SPF AUCTIONEER Kansas. Phone 6-15. x14 sire,$40.00.RolandGrogger, Rundle Monument Co. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN York, Hamp & Duroc Phone 913-655-3417,Solomon, Boars & Gilts NATIONALLY ACCREDITED Kans67480. 2 ACRES Harlan Rundle, Owner Your Sale Solicited SPF Hamp boars & open gilts. x14 Office & Display Large orSmall Official Test Data On H. Wayne Shirley, Horton, Ks., WANTED: 3 Cattle self feed- 4th & Grant All Boars ?d On Hiway DBARRE EAST HIGHWAY US 24 Phone 913 474-3349. x27 ers, must be in good condition. ME 2-2P3 Dale M. Davies,ph. GUILD MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 HARVEY HERBS SPF YORKSHIRE open gilts, 316-269- 7.rankfort, KansiCLAY CENTER 3375, Reading, Ks. sb14 Real Estate Linn, Ks.66953 serviceable age. 10x20 hog build- LINTY, KANSAS: (E: And General Sales Phone 913 348-2252 ing. Kenneth Visser, Wake- BRED GILTS to farrow soon. - SV2 NW1/4 and 12kii field, Kansas. x15 Donald R. Peterson, phone 913- .4 less 1.4A, .34A - U UMENTS , - - FINANCING AVAILABLEon 466-2851,Delavan, Ks. SW1/4 NE1/4 and NWIASE.P BOB WILSON DAIRY COWS- If you wish CHAROLAIS BULLS for sale, x14 ss .09A. - All above to start a new dairy or expand % and purebred, 12 to 18 FOR SALE: 7/8 Charolais bull, 10. Buyer gets NO.. MANHATTAN Auctioneering your present one, we have for months old. One %z -Charolais all of 130 acresof wheai Reel Estate 2-yrs. old, range condition. Ph. MO?1iIUMENT CO. All types sales your selection 250 head of Hol- - Angus cross, 18 months. Victor evenings 913-373-5493, Hays, Ks. will be accepted been stein fresh & springer cows and Zeckser, Alma, Ks. 913-765-3628 serves right to acceptor' Ph, 494-2552 x14 or 778-3424 heifers. Also Jersey & Guern- SB14 J.J. BEAUDET sey. Buy where every cow and REGISTERED YORKSHIRES: to Sells At 10 A.M. Sharp Office and Display Box 118 -St. George, Ks. Niliopit, heiferisguaranteed sound FOR SALE - Holstein bull Nov. boars are ready.These Stagg Hill Road when they freshen.W.G. calves, $55.00.Also Holstein are real good boars and ready Wiebe, Summerfield, Kansas, heifers & crossbred calves, to work. Guaranteed to breed. ED REIMER Phone 913 244-7625. tf weaned & baby. Dwight Rhodes,Merle Schmidt, Chapman, Ks. Office Phone Res. Phone Clifton, Ks., Phone 913 455-3407. 913 257-3505. x14 539-04 11 AUCTIONEER PUREBRED DUROC boars, SB14 776-9742 feeder pigs. Reg. Angus mature FOR SALE- 4 French and RACTORS MANHATTAN, KANS. PUREBRED DUROC boars, Charolais 3 yr. old proven reg- 1966 John Deere We Specialize in Selling bull. Floyd Anderson, Linds- r DAIRY CATTLE borg, Ks. 227-3105. x15 bred gilts ,sows to farrow soon.istered bull. Percentage bulls ere 4020 Ab Mortimer, Gypsum, Ks.. 13-15 months, and females. 163I HC Cub Cadet CEMETERY "A complete Sale Service" FOR SALE - Quality, nation- 913 6964458. SB14 Merle H. Kohman, Gypsum, ME Phone or write for sale dates. ally accredited SPF Hampshire Ks., Phone 913 696-4648. x16 1ORIA L S & Crossbred open gilts. Accred- FOR SALE: Brown Swiss hei- TRUCKS Telephone 367-2373 54 Yam Continuous GOESSEL, KANSAS ited nearly 10 years. Galen F. fers, freshen in June or July,FOR SALE - 840 John Deere pickup Service "Marion County" Wietharn, Axtell, Ks. 736-2777. Fred Anderson, Olsburg. x14 with Hancockelevating scrap- with bed and hoist Display Locatedon US24 x17 er. Recently had over $1200 re- k that fits a 3'4 tonn,i-- East of City Limits FOR QUICK SALE or service:nalr work done on tractor. Livestock ANGUS BULLS- Few two 3 year old reg. American Saddle Price $'/500Delbert Niehaus, year olds, semen tested, guar- Stallion. Show or parade mater-Rt. 1, Lenora, Ks. 67645. x14 SCHAUBEL anteed, registered. They are not ial, chestnut. L. G. Snyder, Abi- V1PLEMENTS. MONUMENT CO., with cab INC. fat. Parallel Farms, Whiting, lene, Ks. Rt. 4. x14 15 combine, Registered Charolais Ks. 913 873-2215. ment SB14 RR 3 Box20 ME 2-3531 10 CHAROLAIS bulls, percen- DAIRY SUPPLIES 215A windrower Semen Tested Bulls THREE YEAR OLD registered tage and purebred, serviceable 494A plantere Clarence Blanc,Owner age.Pedro blood line for ex- AT630 4 -rowculb.a6 Charolais - Angus Heifers Hereford bull - Correct type, CLAY CENTER good individual. Also Younger treme ease of calving, excellent375 GALLON Milkeeper bulk e F 100Hfield conclitior gain and good disposition, $400tank. Good condition, $550. Al- o 24T baler Open Purebred Heifers bulls. Jones Hereford Farms, AINt and up.Clark Borth, ph. 913-fons Kruse, Hanover, Ks., Ph. John Deere Abilene, Telephone 461-5607. SB15 897.6645, Little River, Ks.sb14 337-2869. SB14 nitor,4 row' 3 E'c'irldelivtl J D 851 side ARISTO FARMS tter 3 point DAIRY FOR SALE - Four registered ,, SUPPLIES MAYETTA, KANSAS FOR SALE - 4 Suffolk & 3 0 springtooth, ,t? Suffolk Hampshire cross rams, American saddle horses, two Feed & Seed JD 3x16 po WAMEGO 913.364-2372 geldings, two mares. Frank JD subsoileFspr, choice quality. Also Want To eider aP DAIRY SUPPLY Buy - 20 young Suffolk ewes. Zurbuchen, Rt. 2 Box 138, Hal- jigger 280 -gallon stead, Kansas 67056. blade FOR SALE - Yearling pure- Gary Lindbloom, Osage City, x14 Dearborn Yourauthorized CUSTOM PELLETING dealer for: bred Charolais bulls, perform- Kansas 913 528-1970. SB14 it mixer, 3 Pal motor I FOR SALE - 28 young regis- 36',gas DeLAVAL ance tested, save money buying in auger, milkers FOR SALE - 4 year old pure- tered Angus cows with 10 Grain Banking -"" 'CLAY at this age and make money x36' "' t calves on ground. Also 20 head '161 min. push-buttoneqpt. later. Blue River Hills Charo- bred Angus bull, tested and wer,No. 9' box I MUELLER of yearlings. Ronald Dorman, Page's Feed - Bulk Delivery wi lais, Gordon Webb, vaccinated. Phone 913 456-2567. /heel trailer Bulk Tanks mgr., Route x14 Ames, Kansas, Phone 243-3314. Animal Health Products r hoe . Amy 4, Manhattan, Ks. Phone Riley x17 terracing r ,..Sto vs 913 485-2566. x15 MANHATTAN MILLING CO. 3100 and Servicefrom FOR SALE - Purebred Spot- Mover No.225 "Pmego & Sabetha, Manhattan, Ks. 778-3217 Kansas ted boars, serviceable age. Lar- 4 CHAROLAIS bull, 18 mo., e elevator ry Wahl, Westmoreland, Ks., by Dessauny. $450. R. W. Toot- For FreeEstimates FOR SALE Phone 224-3578. x17 le, Perry, Ks. Ph. 913 597-2315. RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for hors- WAMEGO Call: es. Product of Key Milling Co.. HA Y italla 456-7200 x15 SABETHA or e and a Nationally Accredited FOR SALE - Purebred York Clay Center, Kans., Phone ME 2000 brorn AV 4-2958 fall boars sired by tested boars 2-2141. MTV SPF outside DeLAVAL weighing 200 lbs. 127 days & 31fa,stacked DAIRY CHAROLAIS KEY RABBIT Mini Pellets for EQUIPMENT Several October farrowed boars 200 lbs, 120 days. Several gilts C151 FarrEquipment FOR SALE - fast gains, fib waste. Key Mill- One outstanding, .89bf,5.82 bred in March to boar weighing Mueller Bulkn Tanks Bulls and Bred Heifers for seeding Co., Clay Center, Kansas, sq. in. LE adjusted to 220 lb. 220 lbs. in 125 days. One regis- stock,and some outstanding ME 2-2141. Bids tered white Beef Shorthorn TF :D ;Paledthe folio° Young sows & gilts bred for commercial bulls. Brucellosis & Service Aug. & Sept. litters. bull, 18 months; 3 roan & white bids onlyon date: & TB tested.Ready togo. REGISTERED CUTLER and fa Repairs 13 to 14 mo. registered; one is a orthe sale r most Kent soybeans. Germination d doze dairyequipment A great crop of Jan. boars Polled, rest dehorned.Also MCFADDEN BROS. pillaran 95%. Cleaned and bagged. $4.35. 'pi pre'set & gilts available. cows & 1st calf heifers all bred Phone 485-2688 le and Henry Evers, Odell, Nebr. x14 Ph to Polled bull. 3 long yearling RILEY, KANSAS guitar mini 229-5284)E MeCLURE Phone 913-238-4382r 238-7743 Silver heifers, all dehorned, all are CLARK'S 63Soybeans,96% le A KC Apylinle Junction City,ins. ection Alta Vista calfhood vaccinated. Had Lepto 40 HEAD reg. & grade Suffolkgermination. Bagged and tested. roInsP or write :FRED GE i..MANN shot. 6 mi. north, 2 east of ewes and ewe lambs. Fred Wil-$3.75 per bushel. Phone Paxico Eidslo DALE Dwight, Kans. Frankfort, Ks., Beattie Phone son, Route 2, El Dorado, Kans. 913 636-2652. Andl Phone 316 3214183. SB16 it AnY Edwin StdStock WELL 353-2284. Wm. Bramlage & Son. x15 & Mrs, GOOD REGISTERED x115 PASTURE FOR RENT for 40 FOR SALE- 2 nice saddle head of yearlings or 18 cows. horses, well broke. M. C. Bryan, ,P,Pe010 HEREFORD BULLS FOR SALE - Charolais - two Phone 913 449-2326 evenings, BucketMilkers (Onward Bloodlines) yearling 15/16 bulls. Two year- Clay Center, Ks. 67432.PhoneEskridge, Kansas. x1.5 Stalls 362-2702. K 324 Frederick ling 15/16heifers: one pure- x15 " LEE CONAWAY bred heifer 8 mo. Phone 543- REGISTERED CALLAND soy- CLAY CENTEWEK 913.5824498 2565 or write Lawrence Ray, PUREBRED HAMPSHIRE beans, germination 92, purity JanieAeschliman 2A -1'24::I. 1 Rt. 2, Topeka, Kansas 66608 Buhler, Ks. 67522. X15 boars. 225-350 lbs. Guaranteed 98. Albert Kientz, Wamego, Ks. breeders. 913 744-2103. SB16 Phone 456-9831. x17 Grass & Grain Used Truck Take & Grain 26 June 1, 1971 1,1911 Buick-Opel 1960 GMC 2 ton truck, 351 en- CERTIFIED CUTLER, Calland, Fleetside gine, 20' implement & tilt bed pickup, Clark 63, Wayne Amsoy SRF 1968 Chevrolet 2 door hardtop TIRES 6 $1595 with hydraulic winch, $1750 or Tattle '307 and SRF 400 Soybeans. 1 %heta°tne'r, would trade for machinery, wrap -around 8 bu. bags. Roy Lewis Store, ph.1968 Mercury Monterey, 4 door, Most All Standard Sizes bumper cabin Sit 913.799-2405, Home, Ks. x16 $1895 1965 Chevrolet.. ouly. PS, PB, AC New Tires, Too. Bob Bundy %ton, FOR SALE - Registered Cal - 1968 Oldsmobile Cutlass 2 door Box 12007 land soybean seed, 95% germ- V8, standard transmission. A ination. Cutler soybean seed, clean one $1795 HERCULES WICHITA, KS. 67212 94% germination.All are pickup, Big cleaned and bagged. Lowell To-1969 Chevrolet Impala 2 door 776-9453 610 N.3rd 1965bumperCh 6 engine, byne, Clifton, Ks., Phone Clyde hardtop, PS, PB, air cond., FOR SALE: 1964 Dodge Coro- transmission,evr 4 913 446-3796. x14 vinyl top $2959 MANHATTAN, KANS. net 440, V-8, power steering, au- 1961 Chevrolet tomatic transmission,53,000 pickup, 6 cyl. ri 1967 Chevy Impala 7 pass. sta- miles, good shape, $500.00.1951 4 speedtrans Automotive tion wagon $1695 Willys Jeep %-ton pickup, F - A Tempest In A head, 4 -cylinder, needs engine 1967 Buick Wildcat - Save Jim Anderson, for s work, $175.00. 1957 Chevrolet Ph Olsburg, Ks. x14 % ton gansas. A -1 WARRANTY - MANYOTHERS - $500 Package clean p d9236. 1968 Pontiac Tempest .... $500 1970 FORD 4 DR. SEDAN "Buy With Confidence At The Summer Is Here - Try This Looking DependableFor A Air, power steering, power Sign Of Confidence" For The Young At Heart Car Estate brakes, tinted glass, radio, .,, Sea Used Car Lot Open Til 8:30 AT, The BrightestCorner heater. Local one owner. Low 1967 Bonneville convertible, In re ranch miles. Balance of 5 yr. 50,000 Monday through Thursday PS, PB, AC $1795 go See The OBERMEYER 1, other mile factory warranty. 1971 Green Gremlin, 6 cyl., 3 - croPlail 1970 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN Manhattan Motors $2195 ted speed Truck People oil ma Station Wagon. Air, power BUICK - OPEL ty oil steering, power brakes, tinted Sharpest 1970 LeMans 4 door1969 Chevrolet ME60, twin contract. glass,radio,heater. Low 311 Houston PR 8-3537 sedan in town - PS, PB, air, screw, 34,000 Hendrickson Used Car Lot 231 Houston bogue, 427 V8, 5 speed, 4 spd. 913 BL 8-2255 acres of go miles with balance of 5 year automatic. One owner, low Open to PR 6-4414 axle, straight air brakes, 120" of water. 50,000 mile factory warranty. mileage $2995 Marvin Obermeyer, 1970 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE MANHATTAN. KANSAS cab to axle, 11,000 lb. front d. Sell on HERINCTON, 2 dr. HT. Full power, vinyl TRUCK SPECIALS axle, power steering, 10:00x20 ICAli84$ $8500 top, 17,000 actual miles. Bal- FOR SALE - 4 wheel drive 1969 Ford 1/2 ton pickup $2395 tires, extra clean FOR SALE: 15,000 Ted Kucl ance of 5 year warranty. 1962 International Scout. Phone 1969 Chevrolet % ton, LWB, truck axle, completepound 1970 FORD Ranchero GT, V8.. SB14 1970 Datsun 1/2 ton pickup V8, automatic transmission, with 913 776-6326, Manhattan. 20" wheels.Single redu engine, power steering, aut., $1895 power steering $2395 Real E Brakes nearnew. transmission, radio, WSW FOR SALE - Stock rack for 1969 Ford N600, COE, long throughout, For Good tires. Local one owner. Bal- narrow bed pickup. Keith Lau- 1966 Bronco, 4 wheel drive wheelbase, 361 V8, 4 speed, 2 MC 160 ne 292-4456 $1895 other 11/2-2 T trucks, NKFORT, ance of factory warranty. er, Abilene, Kansas, Phone 913 speed, new 8:25 tires, extra Ade, ph. 913-696-4309 ' x15 nice new 16' grain box $4495 , G RECONDITIONED 479-2288. 1969 Chevrolet % ton pickup Kans. $2495 1968 Chevrolet % ton, LWB, ACT FOR AND READY TO SELL 1962 CHEVROLET % ton pick- wide box, 292 6 cyl., 3 spd., and 7 acres up with topper, less than 10,000 BUSINESS IS GOOD overdrive, real clean, 54,000 456.9236, Contact: miles since overhaul. Riley, Ks. Come in, look these cars over. honest miles $1945 Paul Foltz Phone 913 485-2688. x15 1967 Chevrolet % ton, long We Have TheT Frank Massey They are only a few of the PERTY F wheelbase, V8, 4 spd., wide 1970 Ford Ranchero 500, LesElliott `OR SALE: 1960 F-600 truck, fineGoodwill Used Cars we a fold -down bed and hoist. have in stock. If you don't shop box, extra nice $1675 matic, V8, 15,000 miles, One 640 on Warren Poston 16 -ft. us, you are losing money. 20' Tradewind combine special color 13i mile la Bill Heptig For Sale:All metal tilt type grain box made for a CT 1970 Chevrolet excellent gr combine trailer.For Sale: 16 - ton, 6 Open 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Mon. - Fri. Many Other Makes And measurement of 146" .. $995 der, 3 speed, LWB, wide for sudex. ft. combine header for Gleaner. 1966 Ford tilt cab, C-700, 18' of cattle, $90 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat.Closed Sun. Models To Choose From 1970 Chevrolet 2 ton, 2926 Joe Bauman, Bern, Kans., ph. long termlc BANK RATE FINANCING 913.894-2398, Oneida, Ks. x14 fold down stock and grain 84" CA, 4 speed, 2s REMEMBER - If You Don't box, underbody hoist, tag ax- 9:00 rubber, 24,000 miles Shop KEY You May Be Losing le, extra good $4495 remainder of 50,000on 5 Skaggs (Ford) Motors Money. 1966 Chevrolet, 366 V8, 5 spd., warranty available. Quarter nea Your Transportation 117 acresci 2 spd., power steering, 9:00 1968 Dodge custom, road, at only Headquarters AdOZtir KEY PONTIAC tires, cast spoke wheels, 7000 matic, power steering and 29,000 miles down, then "Where Customers Send front axle, air hyd. brakes, 10 years plus E Their Friends" TRUCKS DATSUN, INC. Eaton Hendrickson suspen- 1966 Chevrolet 60 series, sion, extra clean $3950 rubber, 130" cab to axle, well Imre 2nd & Houston 1967 Chevrolet % ton pickup, 1965 GMC, 351 V6, 5 speed, 2 - use a 18' bed, 327 VS, Phone PR 8-3525 2312 Stagg Hill Rd. Ks. 3 bedrc V8, 4 spd., custom camper, Phone 539-1161 speed, straight air brakes, 2-spd., looks like a brand forced air MANHATTAN, KANSAS overloads, lots of extras Manhattan's Only tandem tag axle, 13' dump truck. barn, fence 1967 International Loadstar 2 - 10 new tires. Good con- 1963 Chevrolet 1/2ton, 1.1 or more co. ton truck, 2 speed axle, 114" VOLUME dition. $3450. speed, LWB, good clean ted, milo m USED TRUCK cab to axle, mag-spoke whis. New & Used Car Dealer 1964 V200 International 549 V8 truck -You willlike This truck is in good running engine,8 -speedRoadranger, 1964 Chevrolet % ton, 6 $46,000, or in HEADQUARTERS 4 spd. order See In Jansen single axle tractor, good 10:00 down, 7 yr. ( 12 1967 Chevy V8 5 yd. dumps 1964 Chevrolet % ton pickup, x20 tires $2250 st 67 Chevy V8, hoist, 151/2' box V8, 4 speed, radio, heater, ex- SIEBE'S TRUCK CENTER 1964 Hobbs 38' grain trailer, 1952 GMC 2 ton, 6 cvl., 4 8 '66 Ford V8 5 yd. dumps cellent tires, new paint neonrene tarn, 15 traps, 10:00 2 speed, cab & chassis near Hollis, 66 Ford V8, hoist, 151/2' box 1964 Ford pickup, % ton, V8, SPECIAL x20 tires, Budd wheels $3250 Call Melvin Buxman co $26,500 with 67 Chevy V8, 5 yd. dump new tires 1971 Chevrolet 50 series, V8, 1964 Chevrolet 80 Series, new and he'll be happy to come May '72 then 67 Chevy 1/2 ton, 4x4 V8, LWB 1964 Ford F1001/2 -ton pickup, 4 speed, 2 speed, 16' box and 409 engine, tag axle dump, and look at your thick or plus 6% inte 68 Ford % ton, 4x4, V8 custom cab, whitewall tires, hoist 13' dump box, 10:00 tires, Just call Melvin at TA 't ask your 69 Chevy % ton, 4x4, V8 rebuilt V8 motor, 3 -speed 1971 Chevrolet 50 Series, V8, straight air brakes, power better contr 69 Ford % ton, 4x4, V8 trans. This truck is like new. 4 speed, 2 speed, 16' box and steering 59500 Jim Sullivan Che would be asha 64 Chev. 1/2 ton flatbed, 4x4, V8 1962 GMC 34 ton pickup, V8, 4 hoist, power steering 1964 Ford COE. 80" CA, V8, 4- 6 65 Ford 600 5 yd. dumps speed, overloads, rebuilt mo- 1970 Dodge 2 ton, V8, 4 speed, snd., 2 spd., 825 tires, 13%' 239 N. Santa Fe 65 Chev. V8, 1 ton, dual chassis tor, new paint 2 speed, 16' box & hoist box & hoist $1995 Phone 913 825-5431 acre Repu 65 Ford V8, 1 ton, dual chassis 1962 Chevrolet 2 ton chassis &1969 Chevrolet 60 Series, will 1961 Chevrolet LCF, 409 V8, from north $1750 tillable, 135A 67 Ford 6, 1 ton, dual chassis cab, 6 cyl., 5. speed trans., 2 carry 19' box, V8, 5 speed, 2 single axle tractor 22 wheat 13] 63 Chev. 60, hoist, 131/2' box, V8 speed rear axle, new paint steed, with a Hutch tandem 1961 Chev. % ton, SWB, 6 cvl., or low intere 65 Ford 600 flatbed, V8, 4 spd. 1957 Ford F100,1/2 -ton pickup, 1968 Chevrolet 60 Series, Hutch 4 sneed $395 SALINA, KANSAS 65 Ford 600, hoist, 151/2' box, V8 V8 motor, 4 -speed transmis- tandem, with 22' box, V8, 1955 Keystone 33' roof rack, 65 GMC 4000, V6, tandem axle sion, runs good. 5 -speed, 2 -speed sinale axle stock trailer $950 your proper 66 Ford 600 hoist, 131/2' bed, 6 1956 Dodge pickup, good con-1968 GMC 2% ton, with 17' 1958 International L185, single it you want dition, V8 motor, automatic box & hoist, V6 with 5 spd., axle tractor, extra nice $1250 sold 27 prof Ames Chev. Co. transmission, good rubber, 2-spd., power steering, new 1954 Chevrolet 34 ton,6'x8' 5 monthsof $195 316 647-3251 new paint. tires grain box of $771,725 1951 International 11/2 ton truck, 1967 Ford N600 V8, 4 sneed, 2 - eked. Commis 67353 NEW TRUCKS MOLINE, KS. 4 speed transmission, flatbed speed, with new 16' box and Fulmer Real Esta $5000, 2% hoist We have a large inventory, CATHERINE J Moore Motor Co. 1965 White, 220 Cummins, justready for delivery, of new vasnicka had maior overhaul, with 10trucks, 1,4T pickups to single & REALTOR 913 325-2411 speed Road Ranger trans., tandem diesel tractors. HADDAm CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE Office 4560 Phone twin screw va! A. Kvasni( Serving Washington County's 1969 Ford N700 with 15%' box Melton Motor Co., Inc. Res. 455.978 Hail Damaged WASHINGTON, KANSAS and hoist 16th and M Sts.JA 7-2201 Jill L. sE/ WAMEO Reduced To Sell Automotive Needs over 40 years 1957 Ford F600 V8, 4 sp., 2-sp., BELLEVILLE LE, KS. V8, with 131/2' box & hoist, 1971 Ford F100, radio, heater, clean FOR SALE: 360 V-8, 4 -speed $2595 GOETSCH-IRVINE or Your 1967 Ranchero $1495 Siebe's Repair dint neverfailing 1970 Ford F100, 360 V8, air near Alma.J. E. Sch conditioned $2795 Specially Priced Trucks Ks. .,,eheckwit 1967 Jeep pickup, 4 wheel drive, JANSEN, NEBR. Good Used Units ksling weWe cl° V8, 4 speed $1295 Used Cars Telephone 402 424-2670 will 1961 White caboverwinch 1963 Jeep 4 -wheel drive, 1/2 cab, Suis, it for You. truck $1495 SAVINGS SAVINGS TO BUY, power take -off, lockouts, 23,- MartinA 25 new Ford pickups in stock TO JUNE 12 000 miles, Real Good. TRADE Look At These Dealers Personal ALSO A LARGE SELECTION 1960 Ford F600 dump, 6 yard Farms, 2°2 west OF BRONCOS. Specially Priced OfficePhone VANS AND RANCHEROS "1970" Lincoln Continental For- bed, V8, 4 speed, 2 speed, CommercialomF sc l Older Cars dor, Black Color, Black Vinyl 39,000 actual miles Properties.C Top, Completely Equipped, 7,000 Several 2 tons traded for but '41-1,1A, Long -McArthur, Inc.FREE FREE FREE miles Actual, Extended Warran- not in yet. Call us for specs. Telephone or_see Ford -Lincoln-Mercury ty, 5,000 to 50,000 eligible,la- 13'6" Giant bed, grain & stock 340 N. Santa Fe Salina. Kans. bel price-$7,680.00. racks, good condition .. $375 TA 3-2237 5() Gallons Of Gas Same model "1971" $8,300.00, 1946 & 1949 Chevrolet 2 ton, With The Purchase Of long warranty no box and hoist Any Used Car Valued 1969 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, FOR SALE - Camper top for Over $200.00 Now For Sale or Trade loaded with all conveniences, long wheelbase pickup, $165. 32,000 miles, new premium Water softener, Roper C-20 for GOETSCH-IRVINE Alig3214 house. John Breen, 206 SE 2nd., H. B. Riley Motor Co. tires, like new condition. Call Coll Abilene, Ks. SB14 FordMercury - Ford Tractor MOTOR CO. Dealer for 39 years Always A Good Selection Of ACTION°Rffei:CITY'16 CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH New And Used Cars & Trucks FOR SALE - Ford Galaxie Telephone 402-729-2231 irn 500, 1967, automatic with pow- 4th and Leavenworth Sts. Or 402-729-5346 In stock for Immediate Delivery FORSALE er, low mileage. Price $1195. Phone 8-3591 Call Mr. Riley, Jack Conrad, rt:m3:to4dliNeerts. home Have electralux sweepers, re- MANHATTAN, KS. Skinner Chevrolet nearlyacrenContact nu, Open Evenings Financing or Al Boettcher water. built & guaranteed. Ettleman, FAIRBURY, NEBRASKA Phone 632-2101 t Blue Rapids, Kansas. x15 "We Try Harder" CLAY CENTER, KS. Seneca,2.1
1111111111111111116.1 rakeyour & Grain 27 1.1971 Carlson Agency See In Frankfort Chevrole 801 Poyntz Manhattan Tractors setside °al 4 section JI Case rotary Oliver 1650 diesel piteki; FARMS & PASTURES hoe, t 3 -pt. Cockshutt 550 gas CHIEFW Tuttle Creek 360A farm, Wab. county, Har- David Brown 990 hPe'at6se, Noble 4 -section tine -toothhar- limper veyville area, well improved row, 3 -pt. bin Sites,Inc. farm,3 -bedroom modern COMBINE Grain Bins .kCuhevrolet N" IHC No. 46 baler, A-1 shape Oliver No. 40 14' SP combine . 4 home, approved Grade A dai-John Deere 406 planter P, V8 envm sitesavailablein ry barn, with Oliver No. 35 14' SP combine The bin guaranteed against .nsmission, ding large sheds,barn, fert. and insect. ,anyon andOak Canyon mostly crop with song na- failure. Now, the strongest bin roper C about 22 males IHC no. 16 rake MISCELLANEOUS you can buy.Order now and - Onra Tattle Creek tive & Brome pasture. This Oliver 60T baler escape the price increase. Chevrolet ?to' of Manhattan.uttoaon.00. %to to 1 farm can be purchased en :kup, Big 6 ... $650.00.a- Oliver 415 'T' mower Price contract with good terms. Frankfort Impl. insrnisaqh ,;Irgine a nice 27 acretract avail - Gehl No. 72 6' shredder ELLIOTT 80A Riley county, 40A crop, John Deere 12' wheel disc raPer -orb aP hi Oak Canyon. 40A meadow, near blacktop CONSTRUCTION CO. Chevrolet 913 292-4458 Oliver 12' wheel disc Phone 913 265-3872 .. WRITE: road, close in. 4rliP, 4 speed Ks. 66502 160A farm Riley county, Riley PLOWS MORROVVVILLE, KS. 516, Manhattan, area. 30A pasture, bal. crop, JOHN DEERE Ford 3 base 3 point Chevrolet . i. t''' Chevrolet modern 3 -bedroom home, all FRANKFORT, KANS. Cockshutt 4x14 al to" cRES for sale near To - improvements. Well kept Oliver 3x14 Chevrolet Kansas. Phone Wamo, New & Used Tractors an %ton farm terraced on all weather 456-9236. SB15 HERINGTON NEW MACHINERY road. Sell on contract. AT SPECIAL PRICES Ford 8000 diesel with cab, Looking 500A pasture, Wabaunsee coun- demonstrator For A >ePendable ty, good fences, lots of water OLIVER, GEHL Ford 5200 diesel, demonstrator Car y, Estate For Sale 1964 Ford Model 4000 all-pur- Brightest CornerIs' on good road, best of grass. MB SHREDDERS beautiful Let us show this pasture. pose diesel -5 speed trans- acre rancho with CRUST BUSTER mission, live PTO, power OBERMEY & other god buildings. 160A Pasture, Pottawatomie JOHN DEEM acres cropland, 290 acres county, good bluestem grass. HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS steering Located in Nemaha 1963 Ford Model 4000 all-pur- , Approximately 10 miles out. COMBINES Toburen Impl. Co. pose gas, 4 speed transmis- ty on oil mat road. To be 400A Wabaunsee county farm, 1968 John Deere 95, 19' sion 'on contract Alta Vista area, 165 crop, 100 brome, 135 bluestem, pasture 1962 John Deere 95, 19' 1954 INC Super MTA, extra BL 8.2255 acres of good pasture. 1962 IHC 101, 12' Ph. 632-2288 good Open to' watered by ponds, 2 wells, 1961 John Deere 55, 14' 9N Ford ervin Obermeyer, of water. Located on choice farm by all weather road. Sell on contract. highway. 1959 John Deere 55, 14' IHC Model C EIERINGTON,ICA% 1959 IHC 151 14' Plan to attend the Blanche E. 1959 JD 45 12' with cab --' 416 Court St. USED IMPLEMENTS SALE: 15,000 Ted Kuckleman Forrester Estate real estate 1964 Owatonna Model 91, 14' k axle, completepond Straw chopper for late JD 95 CLAY CENTER. KANS. wit auction Saturday, May 29, 10 swather with crimper, shop wheels.Single red a.m. at ranch headquarters 3 TRACTORS reconditioned, A-1 tes Real Estate near new.Goo, miles northwest of Manhattan, 1970 JD 4520 diesel Ford Model 250 baler ughout For me1 ne 2924456 after 6 p.m. Kansas on Hwy. 24 & 177,or 11967 JD 3020 diesel Ford Model 101 3x14 plow T 1%-2 T trucks. NKFORT, KANSAS mi. west of Tuttle Creek Dam. 1966 JD 3020 diesel with cover boards ph. 913-6964309,I 1964 JD 2010 gas Ford 8' mounted disc s. Real estate 520A Riley Coun- ACI. FOR SALE on ty land selling in 7 tracts 5A to1958 JD 720 diesel Ford 12' mounted springtooth 200A tracts. 1956 IHC 300 utility and 7 acres near Topeka. 1956 John Deere 50 Ford Tractors & Implements 456-9236, Wamego. x16 FOR MORE INFORMATION Versatile Swathers Have The T WRITE OR CALL MACHINERY TRACTORS Glencoe Farm Equipment PROPERTY FOR SALE JD 4 -row 3 pt. curler 1968 Farmall 856D, tilt steering, I Ford Ranchero 500, ay fine 640 on Tuttle Creek Lawrence Welter, salesman JD 694AN planter with ferti- hydro. seat., 3 -pt., dual valves George Motor Co. atic, V8, 15,000 miles PR 8.3455 1968 Farmall 756 D, tilt steer- dor 14 mile lake front, 600 lizer and insecticide excellent grass, 40 creek Dempster 3 pt. lister with fert. ing, hydra. seat,3 -pt.,dual tTRACTORS 1 Chevrolet ton, 6 Harold Carlson, broker valves ?r, 3 speed, LWB, Olt m for sudex. Will pasture 70 JD TWA 11' plowing disk Phone 446-3340 of cattle. $90 per acre with JE 9-2084 harrow 1967 Farmall 656 gas, 2 -pt., dual ) Chevrolet 2 ton, Si MANHATTAN, KANS. £Citlf POA£ NT long term low interest 70 JD BW 20' folding disk valves CLYDE, KS. 1" CA, 4 speed, 2 70 JD 20' folding chisel 1960 Farman 460D, fast hitch, :00 rubber, 24,000 mil JD RWA 121/2' disk good emainder of 50,000oni quarter near Concordia FARMS - RANCHES- JD RWA 11' disk Farmall M, 2 way hyd., over- 'arrantyavailable. 117 acres cultivated,on Miller 16' offset disk hauled, power steering Completely 3 Dodge custom, VP, road, at only $24,000 with MOTELS - CAFES JD 24'field conditioner 1951 Farman M vatic, power steering el down, then $2000 per yr. JD 20' springtooth harrow on 1945 John Deere A Overhauled Tractors 3,000 miles 10 years plus 6% % interest. Buffalo Ranch for sale. 860 Farmall H with hay bucket & 5 Chevrolet 60 series acres, well improved.All good wheeled carrier 1966 JD 4020 diesel fencing and cross fencing. Cut- IHC 20' springtooth harrow on manure fork 'ubber, 130" cab to miAcry well improved 160near wheeled carrier 1961 Massey Ferguson 65 gas se a 18' bed, 327 , ting and sorting corrals. Plenty 1962 MF Super 90 diesel Ks. 3 bedroom modern of good grass and water. Good JT) F145 semi-mt. 4x14 plow MISCELLANEOUS .spd., looks like a brade, forced air furnace, big JD 3 section pull rotary hoe No. 37 IHC 12' disc 1960 MF 88 gas, completely barn, fence line feedersmodern home. Health is reason JD A4 4 row front mt. cultiva-No. 37 IHC 10'9" disc overhauled $1350 3 Chevrolet 4 ton, 6 50 or more cows. 132acres for selling 617 acres Bluestem tor Ford wheel disc, 10' We still have some MF 1100 die- LWB, good clew ted, milo made 85 bu. grass close by if wanted. IH 465 4 -row lister, rotary mold- sel tractors on hand at the ruck You willlike this farm. with 2 row boards,fert., rubber press, old price 4 Chevrolet 4 ton, 6 $46,000, or make an offer. 800 acres Northeastern Kan- New And Used Combines sas. Very beautiful and nice 1969 JD 39 forage harvester w/ 3 -pt. or fast hitch Have Waiver Of Finance spd. down, 7 yr. contract with laying. New brick home. 2 -row JD 450 3 -pt., 2 -row lister, rotary interest moldboards,rubberpress Until Sept. 1, 1971 2 GMC 2 ton, 6 eY1,4 1965 Gehl SP forage harvester 1961 Oliver combine, 12' need, cab & chassis near Hollis, half cultivat- 160 acres, grass, 10 miles of with 2 -row wheel, fert. Topeka.29% down.Owner 1965 Gehl SP forage harvester4 row Lilliston cultivator, 3 pt.1967 MF 300 $5250 1 Melvin Buxman at $26,500 with 15% down, 1967 MF 510, 16', cab, big tires, he'll be happy to t°111 May '72 then $1000 financed. with 2 -row hitch per 1965 Gehl null tvne forage har-IHC 33A loader Not a custom machine $7775 I look at your trod or plus 6% interest.You Cleanest 20 -unit motel in Twin-draulic hydraulic bucket 1958 MH 92, 16 -ft. t call Melvin atTA 't ask your grandfather vester with 2 -row 1959 MH 82, 14' $1800 a better contract because Kansas on East-West highway 1963 Panec 92 forage harvester loader in West Central Kansas. Lovely with 2 -row Farmhand stacker on an H 1960 IHC 151 combine, 15' with nSullivan Ch would be ashamedof your -3 -bedroom living quarters. New tractor cab $2250 JP oickun att. for 34 harvester 1962 no. 23 IHC corn head $300 Fe carpet and furniture. 1958 JT) 14T baler IHC 150 manure spreader, PTO, 239 N. Santa M2.5 acre Republican 1959 Jr) 214 baler truck tires Massey Harris No. 22 cornhead, river Hy Klas Super Market in MF No. 222 cornhead. $1250 Phone91382550 on from north ofScandia, 1958 JD 214W baler IHC no. 5 hay rake tillable, 135A eastern Kansas. Equipment and 60" rotary cutter, 3 -pt. 1961 Oliver 2 row corn *head corn allot - new building for only $24,000.00 $250 22 wheat. Price$52,000 SPECIAT, PRICES ON or low interest plus inventory. NEW CENTURY 400 GAL. 80" Howard Roto-vator, used ICAO long term Kendall Garage very little $1000 SAUNA, et. Many more opportunities to POLYTANK SPRAYERS AND IMPLEMENT MF 88 6x16" semi -mounted your property choose from. Contact this of- SEE US FOR: plow with thisfice. All places shown by ap- Phone Would like to trade 1967 MF 16' if you wantit sold. This pointment. Lilliston Cultivators sold 27 properties Crust Buster Harrows 293-5661 grain table for an 18' grain 5 months in the table of 1971 fora Grain-O-Vator & Blair e of me Write or DAIN'S Feed Wagons IEONARDVILLE, KANS. ed. Commissionrate 5% REAL ESTATE Hesston Windrowers Pfister -Rhodes FulmerReal first $5000,2% on balance. Phone 5824520 GB Loaders Century Sprayers Big Ox Chisels & Blades Gas & Diesel Impl. Co. :7ATHERINE vasnicka Realty SILVER LAKE, KANS. REALTOR Shop Service HADDAm, Licensed in Kansas, Missouri, Phone 439-6219 .Phone KANs. Tri-County Sales FR 6-2874 Nebraska, Iowa and Oklahoma MOST up-to-date service Office 05 Gerald George Munkres A. Kvasnicka,Realtor Jim Kocher, Onaga, Ks. 8894339 Phone Collect shop in our area JAM:ESTOWIsT, KANS. Res, 454 BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 Complete diesel testing equip- MI L. JENSIK HERINGTON, KANSAS ment to take care of the major- 00° LLE, KS. 527-2477 In Clay Center ity of tractors. Boring bars, line boring ma- Water Systems 500 aura 2 BEDROOM COTTAGEcom- chine, welding, electrical, acety- R SALE: astute, F0 pletely redecorated, carpeted, REPAIR SERVICE PARTS rd bluestem YourFarm kitchen large enough to eat in. In Beloit lene. We sell only the best and have Lt neverfait. Sell 1 1970 190 gas, duals and cab Valve equipment, rod align- over 2000 pumps pumping. J. check with Breezeway, complete basement, r Alma. Ks. Martin 1 1965 A -C 190 dsl., low hours ment tools. we do not attached garage. Priced to sell. We Trade - Rent -3617, Athia, lti have it Model G JD new rubber Competent factory trained per- we will endeavor VERY AGGRESSIVE business Electric Motors - Pressure e tig foryou, to Excel cab for 930 Case, excel- sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, S for husband and wife team. Ex- lent shape electrical and general mechan- Tanks - Sump Pumps TO B cellent location. Nets unusuallyINC 660 diesel ical work. HOERMAN SUPPLY CO, MartinAgency good income. $5000 plus inven- Warehouse At Zeandale OR offi202 West tory. COMBINES Iron 1 1969 Gleaner F, cab BOWMAN'S Phone 913 776-9253 Farms,rlailedheResi 'e Phone827-1364 CLOSE -IN 2 BEDROOM 1 1968 Gleaner G, cab Phone CE 84103 MANHATTAN, KANSAS nmercial an sEvALThieninAgs825-5486 home, tip-topcondition, com- )perries. 1 1967 Gleaner C -II, cab, heater Farm Impl. & Truck Co. KANSAS plete basement, lovely yard. 1965 Gleaner 240 East Eighth COMBINES - Nice 1967 A -U orc Ideal location for plannedre- 1 1964 Gleaner C -II, cab JUNCTION CITY, KANS. Gleaner. Exceptional 1962 MF 7ellhon tirement. 1 1963 Gleaner C, cab 82.1959, 1958 Gleaners. 1959, 11. 1 1962 Gleaner C FOR SALE: 38 -ft. Wilson com- 1958,1957,1954, 1952 John REALT°R PclanLOA Dosc't Stor Loren E. Law 1 1961 Gleaner C, cab bination grain and stock trailer.Deere 55's. Tractors - Nice OOrce°i) Geared REALTOR 1959 Gleaner A, cab Kenneth Werth,ph.913-672- 1964 JD 3020 LP RC, loaded. and Res: 238' hirers 907 6th 632-3159 1 1958 MH 92cab, good 4162, Oakley, Kans. 67748.x16 1960 981 Ford, gas. Good 1957 °too and ranchers CLAY CENTER, KANS. John Deere 95 3 POINT 4 -row cultivator on International 650 LP, low hrs, for "If C-440 cornhead, good tool bar, like new, $450. R. W.PS. 1966 MF 180, gas, fully ovvEN It's A Home, See Loren" DOER 4x16 MM pull plow, hyd. lift Tootle. Perry, Ks., Phone 913 equipped. Ford with Davis callSi A -C round baler 597-2315. x15 loader. 1951 JD G. 1952 MM Farm Equipment GTB. Davis loader. Cabs - A, JON 913-776-7061 A & W Eqpt. Co. WANTED TO TRADE -A JD 4010-20. 3 pt. & pull 4 -row Well 38" head for a 30" head to fit a FOR SALE corn sleds. Ford Haters, cultiva- SALE riortheast - 1963 MF 82 14' No. 38 John Deere silage cutter tors,discs,springtoothh. 4 combine. Rebuilt engine 1970, 913 - 738-3379 itANRAITAN,KANs. Bernard A. Runnebaum, Beat- new 900x20 General tires and acrese,w modern u1 18.4 tires. Dallas Iseli, Clay tie, Ks. 66406. Ph. 913 353-2528. tithes $75 ea. Nickel Brothers, trlY conta_v Center, Ks. 913 461-5574. x14 water. 314 iN Att/304.61.0PCX6 BELOIT,KS. x17 Buhler, Ks. 44 leca, ' ifs Grass & Grain JUNCTION CTTY Farm Implements Tractor Grain 28 June 1, 1971 New Equipment 1, 1E One Nu Way eight bale clamp IHC1964 New 4000 Ford gas..$4695 and arranger, these items are 1964JD 40208°6LPRC USED TRACTORS New 5000 Ford diesel..$6500 new $750 shift Used Tr! $1995 One no. 69 used New Holland 1966 4020 RC 1970 Ford 5000, 710 hours JD 720 diesel d 1. 1970 82015M 16 speed Ford 1966 3000 Ford, new rubber baler, wire tie. shift Barg all tractor, demo. completely overhauled$2300 One new Holland no. 271 baler,1958 JD 620gas 1969 4000 8 speed diesel, with wiretie. 1946 JD Ggas oRsoN, GB loader, 60" bucket, demo. MISCELLANEOUS 1947 JD Dgas ,as L 1946 IHC 1969 4000 8 speed gas with New Birch 14' 3 pt. rotary hoes New IHC Machines rd gas,L $650 Serene & Miller Superior 42" bucket 1947 A -C WC diesel 1963 1010 John Deere New 6 and 4 row Birch cultiva- Ford Impl. At Old Prices-Save COMBINE 4000 1951 WD Allis & mower tors actin ga,s,gas'I 5 . Garnett, Kansas 1958 JD 55,14' 1955 Cockshutt diesel tractor New 4 row Ford pull type plant- $575 [TRACTOR'S heab ga:s, $1475 IH No. 14 side del. rake .. 1955 JD 55 14' wit 1956 Ford 850 ers,fert. ..$1745 41er. diesel IH no. 27 twine baler Phone 1955 JD 45 rd 6000 Fieldmaster springtooth, 24', 10' 11 1947 H Farmall IH no. 47 wire baler,SAVE 641 with Model 14 $875 EORSOPMENT PLANTERS 1969 Hydrostatic 10 HP garden IH no. 16 side del. rake 913448-3313 & L Allied grinder -mixer mill $1400 I rd tractor with 42" mower IH no. 58 6 -row corn planter, No. 6 JD 2row pla y 85diesel, 48" sickle bar for garden tractorArtsway mixer mill .... $1950 SAVE 8-N FORD Tractor, 6 -speed, ov-6 row Dempster nterSTE 0.ij tr, New Ford Lawn & Garden Special on 5' Imco rotary mow- fertilizer planter dpS ers $295 IH no. 101 manure spreader, erdrive and plow. Phone 913- Tractors At Reduced 100 bu. 866-4681, Wetmore, Ks. x14 911 iesel, CULTIVAT( Prices IH no. 10 16x8 drills RS Midwest Sales & mill & SPRINGTO rd 851 LOPS USED EQUIPMENT Peerless all purpose roller At Marysville 15' Krause field DuAll loader w/ 7' bucket culOTCtivator 850, 5 spe Service JD 6 row front 406 4 row JD planter with fert. Intl cul tract( 2 row JD 3 pt. lister with rub- USED TRACTORS 1968 Oliver 1850 gas JD 4 row front rd NAA ste ma.cyo.s l 116 Walnut 1966 Oliver 1650 gas meunted gN with ber press wheels IH 1-300 utility, TA, fasthitch vator cult" 1967 Oliver 550 A with 3x14 Dearborn plow $595 Crustbuster 28'spri row c 2 row Dempster 3 pt. runner 316 382-2570 Allis WC W/PTO, runs good 1960 MF 85 Schaefer 22' springingtoe y 101 planter with fert. $150 720 John Deere diesel ooth M Farman MARION, KS. 1959 IHC 340 BALERS & A withcultil 3 pt. Case disc plow IH F-706 diesel, fully equipped, RAles B 1959 IHC 460 gas 1957 14T JD with lin Deere Krause 3 pt. roto tiller W.F. engine tread 6' BMB brute pull mower A Cuckler Circle -C Building IH 1460 utility w/ loader $2945 1951 Oliver 77 858A JD rake D std. Case 2x14 plow, pull type is built to stand and serve your JD 2010 w/ wide front $2350560 International diesel, wide 16A IHC rake 190 XT gas front Case 3x14 plow, pull type farming needs. See us for a IH 1-350 utility, TA, INPTO, SPREADE USED BALE 503 Ford 3 pt. rake free estimate. FH $995 RS 250 pro tv FARM MACHINERY JD 301 fertilizerspiwader 2 row Ferguson 3 pt. cultivator Case vac utility $275 46 PTO twi 66 AH JD plow, 4x16 pull type Case135 PTO sprNder MF 3 pt. 7' mower Hoppy's Steel John Deere 3010 diesel, clean Grain-O-Vator No. 45 motor tw Ferguson 3 -pt.balance head F130 John Deere 4 bottom plow 0 224 S. 4th 913 823-2826 TM P-560 diesel, clean 3 -pt. JD 2 -row rotary moldboard rd 612 forage mower IH F-656 gas, reconditioned, MOWERS SP RS forag SALINA, KANSAS lister mot 713 Ford backhoe like new 2 row JD 3 pt. planter with HAY CONDITI0 147 with Dearborn 7 -ft. mower . $395 Ford 7 -ft. mower IH Farmall H, equipped fert. NEW ROI John Deere no. 5 mower .....410102101111r 115 John Deere No. 301 TRUCKS Ford 2 -bottom roll-over plow EQIJIPMEN IHC 7 -foot mower John Deere No. 5 ra John Deere 6 -ft. no. 5 mower IH Scout,full top, engine re- 411 IH 4x14 mounted plow Farmhand hay cone side delivery $650 itio ral New Holland PTO baler MILSILOINC/1Cuckler IBYSTEMS built 225 Letz grinder de delivery 1967 IH Metro, 10 -ft. Van body New Miller offset disc in stock PLOWS pro twinebale , M. B. Salisbury Co. $850 F120 3x14 John Deere plow JD 55H 3x14 haybine FOR SALE Chevrolet 114 ton, duals, 2-snd., 6341 Oliver 3 bottom roll-over JD 66H 4x14 haybine CE 3-7411 hed & hoist $395 plow Case 4x14 row foragehar 1 - 820D John Deere tractor 1951 Chev. truck w/ 13' bed &110 JD Chuck Wagon .... $595 John Deere 3x14 810 3.p stainer $595 1960 F350 Ford truck, box and tackliner 1 - 730 John Deere LP hoist M1SCELLAN1EOUS TTau fOI ) 114 Quincy 1950 Chev. 1/2 ton pickup, 4 - hoist, V8, 4 speed 1- IHC Super 6 gas al used Ford a $100 20' IH 3 pt. springtooth 10' Graham Hoemechisel 1- IHC W 6 gas speed Industrial Loa, TOPEKA, KANS. 1961 Ford 6-cvl.,auto.trans., JD & Krause 12', 14& SAM BOLINE custom cab, clean 1/2 -ton pick- NEW SPECIALS harrows Box 595 up Ace centrifugal pumps - $65.25 McPhers( Lyons, Kansas Tractor Radio Sale Newton T1acto We Probably Pay - COMBINES $55.00 Tractor C More taxes, interest, and keep IT -1 no. 127 SP, 14 -ft., ready to (for all models) -& Imp!.Co. a better balanced inventory CHECK OUR. PRICES roll $675 than anybody in the business. JD 3020 gas, very good 1965 MF 300, clean 13W ma- Phi chine Peschel Bros. 1302 Pumps, plumbing, plastic JD 420 with cultivator, very good 1% mile east of 241-: pipe, drainage, PVC hot & cold, 1951 JD A, good HAY TOOLS 1000 ft. coils. Orangeburg. Steel1948 John Deere B 1969 IH no. 47 twine baler, Marysville on M. L. N pipe, cast iron, copper valves, JD 60, very good looks Highway 36 with all the fittings. .TD no. 214 twine baler, clean NEWTON, K IIERSON, ..$175 MISCELLANEOUS TT4 no. 45 twine baler Phone 562-2377 Boilers, hot water heaters. IH 4 row planter, 449 IT4 no. 31 mower, 7 -ft...$145 Also large industrial heaters, 14' JD pull disk TH no. 9 Horse mower ... $45 MARYSVILLE, KANS. Call Wichita TRACTO1 showers, softeners - Kohler, Ford 3 point 7' disk IH no. 10 bale thrower ..$75 Universal, Rundle, Mansfield : 8 ' , tubs and fixtures. JD 3 pt. 4 row rotary hoe DISKS SAI & SERVICE 1965 C -II Gleaner, 3D0 Ford 2x14 plow Tr -T no. 37 wheel disk, 10'9" $375 HOERMAN SUPPLY CO. Viking PTO hammermill, 3 pt. 196fi3eMasseyFerguson TH no. 37 wheel disk, 12' .. $595 FARM TRUCK PS, one owner, field r. 830 diesel Warehouse At Zeandale hitch 4°3 01:10W: Schaefer wheel disk, 10'..$375 1967 AC No. 780 forage with Phone 913 776-9253 Continental 3 pt. sprayer IT -1 no. 37 wheel disk, 12' .. $675 MANHATTAN, KANSAS JD No. 25 3 pt. sprayer IH snrina.tooth, 5 -sections w/ Grain Beds er,pickup,overhaul:' series JD 16x8 FBB fert. drill 2 -row head 720 diesel impl. carrier $275 And Hoists New straw spreader for HAY MACHINERY Gleaner Phone Or See In Stock Ready To Mount for. Dauer Implement Massey baler, low price NeFwHerbicideatt. NH 268 baler, very good Chet Westr"n or Lloyd Hunter planters, 6 rows power Company, Inc. IH side delivery rake 913 21R-5101, .Tunction City Ginder Hydraulic & New Idea side rake or 913 263-2399, Abilene Bob Bundy JD hay conditioner Machine Shop JD 730 lister M OH N S 1218 North 9th913 TA 7-3212 tivator,frt. mt Meyer mower & conditioner SALINA, KANS. 67401 COMBINES lister JD 95, cab, air cond., very good Box 33 JD 55 HiLo, very good row rotary list JD 45 HiLo, good New Massey ih4stsp'eL2Y4F°werrege6errIT JD 40 with corn head IH 101 with cab JUNCTION CITY, KS. 66441 Ferguson ; pfaDntewre, endoe IH 50 field cutter, 2 row att. IH 101, good condition 2 IH 16 field cutters, 1 row att.MH 72 410 combines,1971 stJD field cab cutters IH 45 ensilage blower, nearly Several JD 45's & diesel with field cutter dies, new 1100 and 1150 I cutterbar with 1cab IH 3 ensilage blower Kansas Farm Mchry. 1971 model rake n 3 new IH 120 oneways. Reduced New Tractors & Fieldcultivators, WS and24T prices CE 3-1374 plows, balers Md. C & 50T IHC Gehl grinder -mixer Equipment at Specials 4 -row 149cultivator, SALE PRICED West 24 ' & RWDeere IH 120 mower, semi -mounted USED Searsgarden at Goodyear SALE ' 1956 IH F400 with power steer- JOHN DEERE IH 430 baler ing TOPEKA New Machines At 56 4 -row planter 1967 Ford heatermit 1967 IH F806D tractor, 1900 cab, 58 6 row planter cooler hrs. Bargain Prices IH 340 springtooth, 12', mtd. 2 bo AC 190 gas, 1557 hours PAY CASH IH 610 offset disk, 12' 1967FOR1967 Ford4-ro 1965 IH 303 14' combine - Plow - No. 540 4x16 semi-mt.,IH 990 mower conditioner, 9' corn head 3pt.,trip beams, coulters 1960 MF 9151Supe JD Letz 220X PTO burr mill, SAVE CASH $995 IH 403 combine, 14' i like new Harrow - No. 360 springtooth IH 55W wire baler, PTO .. $475 Buying Machinery? USED TRACTORS AND 19w6°ithiBcCab 14. dwagon with 3rd bar, 28' $895 e 2 IH 151 combines EQUIPMENT 12c °t w Disk - No. 610 12' offset with MM FFno. 12n nenTelnereThrE5s,sr 1 IH 101 combine Call RAY COHORST Farmall 656 Farmall 450D 19671959 esel 1 1969 IH 403 combine, 16', cut tires $1595 Farmall 560 gas SEVERAL OTHER NEW MA- hoe overhauleduThp 1200A 1960 MF 65 with power strg. 19cTooOtracrtor1850 4 CHINES WE'LL OFFER AT 41;oseciti3on3.prtorotary IH 10' 9" No. 37 wheel disk IHC 20' springtooth with No. c°111blitcri Deere 95,r 913 - 776-7061 GOOD PRTCF,q - ALSO A ehssP°Prelintigoverhauled Large Farm Hand feed wagon, 15 carrier MFJD with sweePu Job GOOD SFTPCTION OF USED JD 16' springtooth with carrier catseiyalo3or wl less 4 wheel trailer EQI TTPMENT caZre 95 2 IH No. 30 manure loaders MANHATTAN, KANS. JD 3 pt. 3x16 plow Swaither - IH No. 201, 14', 1 It itY Over 1955 IH W-400 tractor IH 100 mower, 3 pt., and 9' bar fir 41.- and 1! Falun. is 20 miles southwest ofFOR SALE - IHC 151 combine, ready to go $1450 IN No. 15 parallel side rake Short weA ,,.. PS, individual brakes. Hydraul-Combine - IH 101 12', prettyCase tractor manure spreader Phone 91 ic propulsion drive, straw chop- good $875 Falun per, A-1 condition .$1750. Phone USED TRUCKS ALMENA,Htwine SHot IAndsborg 913 227-2347. SB15 Grimwood & Son 1959 Ford 2 ton truck, 2 spd., Phone 1011 hoist and bed comBTATE BAR ta eL. Salina. To phone, tell operatorFOR SALE - Good A -C Roto- Box 38 Inr?ev5b9, 01:17n5dr t.Ptiiro;15s Abilene, to ring thru Salemsborg. baler $500. New 5' rotary mow- Esslinger Impl. Co. 111.4;'5°°11t.vgl;',01 er, 3 point, $250. Wanted, sickle Ph. 316 PA 6-5247 c $99 1954E9°d mower for C AC tractor.Ray Phone cleanest inOf FOR SALE - 1960 540 Cock- O'Neil, Beattie, Ks. 04e SB14 BURNS, KANSAS 66840 82. creamnditin shutt tractor, WF, LL, PTO, 3 - Nrs.sev recoe pt., 11'6" disk. Would considerFOR SALE - 1957 JD 45 com-FOR SALE - 1967 Ford 5000 A -TIGleaner,_.dow 292-4424 ('an er, trade for smaller tractor. Phonebine, 10', good condition. Arley D tractor with 3 pt.,9' JD .161" Flory, Baldwin, Ks., 594-6748. Nickel Brothers, 913 293-5560, Leonardville, Ks. chisel. Call 316 787-2220 after FRANKFORT, KANS. 03 after 6:30 x15 x17 8 p.m. Dunlop, Kansas. x14 & Grsin Tractor. 2 Alf I IHC 806 New Machines ' Juno1, 1971 1 J- 4020 LPHp Used Tractors In Osage City hiftn Below; Cost AND COMBINES JD 4020 JD 4520 dsl, low hours, clean HC hift isl, Used Tractor 1 new Model 277 wire tie New There's real quality in these: JD 4020 dsl., PS, WFE 8 620 Bargains Holland baler with Wisconsin 1965 reconditioned JD 4020 dsl. IH 444 dsl., 3 -pt., like new, pri- 6JDG gar with new tires $5200 ced right )101.1ERSON, KANSAS motor $2950 - or with PTO 7 JD Dgas $2475 1967 1030 Case, excellent, only IH 706 dsl. tractor with cab 6 Inc At Ford 3000 gasLPTO 8 like new Foster Harvest Mas- 1600 hours $5400 IH 560 dsl. tractor, with FH 7 A -C WC LO,PT PS ters "Chaff Wagons," very "RENT- A - RIG" 1963 A -C D19 gas, good rubberJD 12-6 AW disk Ford 5000gas, Ford6000 weldies std. versatile $1195 each Tractors & Machinery $3200 JD 13-10 BWA disk powerstrg. 1 new Owatonna Model 100 Mix 1967 MF diesel combine, 16', IH 461 frt. mt. cult, FH rear JD 55,C°14131.NE OM B1 dd 44000000gasgas LPTO TRACTORS with chopper JD RG4 30-40 inch 3 -pt. cult. eah 5 Mill, PTO drive, 5880 lb. shel- $4500 8 JD 5514' Ford 1967 Farmall 706 I PS, LPTO led & ground grain capacity, diesel 1966 MF 510 diesel combine, 18', JD 10 -ft. 500 series chisel with 8 JD 45 Farmall 560 gas icy D601005 gdia es s' el row crop portable $2195 with new chopper $5000 guage wheels FordAllis with rev. trans. 3 late model Massey Ferguson Farmall 656 diesel, likenew Planter units.We have justJD F100 20 -ft. field conditioner, PLANTERs Ford 641 IH 460 gas demo. 6 JD 2 Ford 861 gas,LPTO combine cabs with blowers taken in 6 IHC units thatare row planter JD no. 70 diesel Ford 250 PTO baler row Dempster Massey 85diesel, PS, LPTO $349 ea. like new. Only 1 year old, with ,OP -U, ptsrans. 1955 F300 gas, overhauledlastdouble discs. Only $90 each. Ford 150 PTO baler p1ante Ford 641, Note: NEW GUARANTEE on spring Pan all units except combine cabs IH 46T PTO baler Ford 841 IH 1-300 Utility SuperMTA JD 14T PTO baler CULTIVINGTATORS 971 diesel, trans. and Harvest Masters. Rhine Impl. Co. 851 5 speed trans. JD 25A 3 -pt. sprayer & SPR FordFord MACHINERY Krause field gy Ford 961 L.P, PS, LPTO Ford 80 riding lawn tractor and cultivate Morrison Grain Co. JD 4 -row front mt. cultivator 6 row front speed trans - mower add, Ford 850, 5 Phone 913 827-9331 for Ed with 3 pt. rear section 913 325-3176 4 row front Ford NAA tractor IH 2001 loader JD 110 8 -hp riding lawn and vator triouhil Ford 9N with step-up trans. Box 748, Salina, Ks.67401 garden mower Used IH 403 combine A4t311.424.441..06AS Homelite 5 -hp rider ustbuster 28' JD A withcultivator IH 205 combine like sprin new WASHINGTON, KANS. AC 4 -row planter with fert. haefer 22' springtoothMassey 101. row crop Tractors 151 Combine, engine overhaul- and herb. mc M Farman ed and other repairs IH 455 4 -row planter with fert. BALERS & RAZ:31) A with cultivator 1966 XT190 diesel, new tires, Two 101 combines 4 IH 185 planting units less 57 14T JD withmu,John Deere B MH 82 combine, engineover- 8A JD rake Case D std. tread 2200 hours, new engine See In Cuba tool bar 1959 430 JD utility with 2 -row hauled , JD 494A planter A IHC rake Allis 190 XT gas 1957 MH 60 combine 1966 C -II Gleaner with cab, cultivator JD 55 12A pull local machine SPREADERS USED BALERS 1967 3020 diesel, WF, 2300 hrs. 1965 C -II Gleaner with cab See Or Call ) 301 fertilizer 1963 4010 dsl., WF, new sleeves IH 315 combine, 14' Calvin Crow or Ed Slusher sprw Ford 250 PTO twine IH 45T baler, good 1961 A Gleaner with cab Ise 135 PTO spreader IHC 46 PTO twine 1964 706 IH dsl., Row Crop, IH 45T baler, good 1959 A Gleaner with cab rain-O-Vator No. 30 IHC 45 motor twine very clean D-19 Allis Chalmers diesel, ex- Osage Farm Eq. Co. Ford 612 forage ham 1961 4010 dsl. standard, clean JD FBB 16-8 drill with fert. & tra good condition MOWERS & NH SP 818 forage harv. rubber press, wheels D-19 Allis Chalmers turbo- HAY CONDITION JD 14T with motor COMBINES IH No. 10 grain drill charged diesel in very good ord 7 -ft. mower 1967 JD 95, 16', cab Oliver 4-16 rollover plow condition WHOLLAND 1969 MF 510, 15', cab )1in Deere No, 307 HOLD -OVER PRICES ON MM U, repainted, good shape )1m Deere No. 5 BENPMENT 1962 JD 55, 14', cab 1966 John Deere 95, very good side delivery rake..$695 1962 151 IH 14', cab NEW MACHINERY Ph. 528-1422 armhand hay condi 656,826,826 year-end Hydra- Roto-baler, excellent condition side delivery rake..$815 1964 C AC 16', cab 1954 MH 90 Special, 14' with 2 - PLOWS PTO twine baler $2395 stat; 856 diesel 1958 IH 101, 12' 1026dsl., row corn head, in good condi- D 55H 3x14 9' haybine $2575 2 Super 26 MH 12' & 14' Hydrastat tion OSAGE CITY, KANS. D 66H 4x14 $3375 403 and 815 Combines 12' haybine 1954 R Baldwin 14' BALERS: 430T and W 1 used IHC baler ase 4x14 2 row forage harv. .. $2750 1959 JD 55, 14' No. 40 stalk shredders Used Krause 11' disc Dhn Deere 3x14 810 0 stackliner $3795 1960 800 Case, 14' Truckload of Allis Chalmers & Cleanest Used 2 stackliner $4875 Harvest Terms On Any Or All ! 990 pull and 225 SP hay mow- Lilliston cultivators on hand MISCELLANEOti er conditioners Machinery In 0' Graham Hoeme d veral used Ford and Davis ROW CROP TOOLS And other equipment. D & Krause 12',14' & Industrial Loaders 4 494A planters, liquid and Cuba Impl. Co. Central Kansas harrows dry PICKUPS 1970 Chev. N ton pickup McPherson 6 row 3 pt. 30" Oliver cultivator Phone 9134FT Newton Tra 4 row JD rotary lister, 3 pt. 1968 Chevrolet 2T chassis & cab Tractors Tractor Co. 4 row Dempster cultivator, 3 1962 Chevrolet % ton pickup, 6 Ztb 1969 A -C 190XT diesel, Series -& Impl, CA pt. cyl., 4 -speed Cuba, Kans. III, cab, low hours. 2 IH 4 -row 3 pt. planters 1967 A -C 190XT diesel, clean, ACTORS Phone SEE US FOR USED CARS 13025. 2 row 3 pt. JD rotary lister FARMHAND EQUIPMENT low hours, rear end change- No. 468 6 row 30" IH cultivator LILLISTON CULTIVATORS over PMENT 241-2900 2 T4R JD 4 row front cultiva- June Specials 1965 A -C 190XTD, rear end M. L. Nordstrom tors 1964 A -C D19 diesel JOHN DEERE , 4 sections of No. 14 JD hoe fl AULD New changeover 1964 A -C D-17 III diesel, new NEWTON, Kidd SON, KANSAS HAY TOOLS RI CHEVROLET AC 220 D tractor.... $11,000 overhaul 3 No. 5 JD mowers 461-5414 AC 190 XT D $7400 No. 31 MF 3 pt. mower WAKEFIELD AC 185 D $7200 COMBINES Call \Via No. 858 JD rake AC 180 D 1969 Gleaner G, cab, 20' 2 No. 66 NH twine baler 444 baler $220000$63 1968 Gleaner G, cab, 20' .965 C -II Gleaner,18, JD 4010D No. 350 JD semi -integral rake Used Balers 904 mower conditioner $9200 1968 Gleaner G, cut wheat only field ready JD 3010D Five 4 -bar side rakes No. 275 New Holland wire tie, AC K combine $7100 1969 Gleaner F, 17' head 963 Massey Ferguson JD 2520 gas, 350 hours reconditioned AC F combine $10,300 1967 C -II Gleaner, 18' head, cab PS, one owner,field Case 830 diesel MISCELLANEOUS AC G combine $12,200 1965 C-11 Gleaner, 18' header Case 830D with GB No. 68 New Holland wire tie .967 AC No. 780 verhatango loader 1965 No. 16 IH cutter 1964 No. 10 MF twine 1964 Gleaner E, 13' head, clean er,pickup, o ord 600 series 2 No. 34 JD cutters USED - ON SPECIAL 1960 Gleaner A, 14' head JD 720 diesel 1964 No. 200 Case, twine 550 Oliver gas tractor 2 -row head 20C IHC cutter with pickup 14T John Deere 1955 Gleaner A, 14' head gew strawspreader fa. IHC Super M 28' Crustbuster 45T IHC A -C 190 gas tractor 1959 Massey Ferguson 82, 14', F Gleaner JD 70 diesel 2 No. 175 JD Chi'ckwagons Bale thrower for No. 200 Case MF 180 D tractor new motor overhaul att. fa Massey Ferguson yew Herbicide 85 diesel 20' Moridge Crustbuster 1 1970 PT 12 $2300 All above machines have been planters, 6 rows JD G w/ powersteering 16' IH wheel springtooth USED COMBINES John Deere no. 32 Crimper run through the shop or are 16' JD wheel springtooth 1970 MF 410 combine in the process ROW CROP 1963 No. 92 Super Massey, re- Bundy built engine & new clutch 1967 CII combine Bob JD 730 lister 1963 No. 600 Case with cab 1965 CII combine MISCELLANEOUS cultivator,frt. mtd, 2 coul- Washington Impl. Co. Extra nice Model A Baldwin 1959 Gleaner A combine 6 -row Allis Chalmers 500 plan- Box 12th 1961 C Gleaner combine ter rotary lister w/ with cab WICHITA, KS. fert. & 95 John Deere, rebuilt engine, MH 27 combine 1968 Allis Chalmers 780 forage ers, 4 or 6row Phone harvester with pickup att. 4row rotary with cab Massey Harris 80 combine lister FH w/ EA 5-2301 55 John Deere combine 1969 Gehl forage harvester Mai JOHN DEERE TRACTORS & with pickup att. & cutter bar New JD DL2weeder POWER UNITS Circle T Implement 1966 Ford baler pull JDweeder New 61000 Vista diesel at a 1958 New Holland 68 baler FergusonMa InpAC3oplanter,no fert., 3 -pt. WASHINGTON, KANS. snecial price Phone Clamp on duals for 15.5x38, 2 JD 3 -pt.R lister 1969 M670 Surer gas, 625 hrs. good tires 911 fieldfield cutters 110 combines% 4010 JD LP gas, extra nice 913-632-3441 New Holland hay equipment at th cutter 1970 prices. We need to sell & desel & cutter See In Osborne Used MM 504 power unit 1100i and 1150.010, bar for No. Clay Center, Ks. 469 Haybines, 1010 bale wagons, JD rake, 8 Used MM 605 ruower unit A4J.IACOUTLAARRIT modelwit11_?" 2 -wheeler 1960 D-17 Allis with mounted 4 - qood Selection Of Used 903 Speed -Rower 1971 224WSand 24T baler Fieldcultivators, bottom plow Machinery - See Us For TWO RECONDITIONED 1967 A pair of used Gehl feed balers, DIC & 50TIHC baler wagons Case & 4 herbicide boxes for a John Your New Holland John Deere No. 95 combines cultwat Kewanee disk Free Financing Is In Effect 149 Deere planter Haying Needs with new style sleeves installed Plows, & RW Deeredisk 4 Fertilizer hoppers and 4 seed USDE Searsgarden tractor in the engines. Can furnish 14' OR wheel boxes for a B24 tool bar to 20' headers. Also have new Jost Implement Co. FORSAl'E sprayer planter Gould's, Inc. 67Fe d. 10'chiselMM No. 95 and No. 105 diesel com- eater loader, 1968 G Gleaner with air con- 19with H. bucket New Holland - Krause bines in stock for immediate de- 316 - 947-3182 19th cab, h830 for 2510 ad ditioning, 18' head livery. Tri-K Equipment, Alva, cooler 2 -bottomplow Moline - Crustbuster wblweeder cultivator 1967 403 International 16', cab Oklahoma. Phone 405 327-0105. HILLSBORO, 1967 Fora grow de 1964 C -IIGleaner, 16' with - Oliver - x14 corn head goer 1 spring, tooth n hoe cab and air conditioner KANS. MF 2 \fA 1960 151corl 1960 95 John Deere combine, 18' Phone laTi.ardli?edsPwrinaggtoonoth 1960 A Gleaner, 14', with cab 913 - 243-2609 1969with .u" ca b combine, For Sale: ,urt"82 3 92 Massey Ferguson 14' com- Complete bines MOLINE 1059 no. V dei JohneCD)eMerBell, Used SP combines ready to go 1967 M 1850 1967 C -II Gleaner, 18' Line Of 68 motor CONCORDIA, KS. John Deere 4S, 1958, motor ()liver verhauled and 1958 A Gleaner, 14' overhauled 19 tractor n.0 JohnDeere Behlen Steel crop hoprota, 95, 1959 A Gleaner, 14' with cab IHC 141 14', 1957 Jr)4-see.,3 3.pt. 115', ine Overhauledmotor and Combine trailer John NEW IHC 127 12', 1955 MF with speroi 16' 1960 No. 10 Massey F baler IHC M, 1950 Farm Buildings tivato. l'Y over 95 CASE PLOWS case130tY" IIICea Oeleraend95151 Osborne Equip. Co. Priced $595 to $995 e Ille 1[1 25% off Wayland Const. Co. 1-Icito Phone WHILE THEY LAST BINS, AUGER EQUIPMENT Shortptone Jones & Knopp Phone or write Mike Wayland at KAY SHOUSE We have bought two carloads of AioNA' factory fresh Case plows at spe- Phone EA 5-2134 ALX11.04ALMILINII 913 - 346-2631 gAlZG° cial price due to closing of the Washington, Kansas66968 114 IMPL. Co. Rockford,111., Case factory. Ph. WA 2-3241 Peery OSBORNE, KANSAS These are 4-6 bottom plows, all 45 JD combine, weathered but Abilene,Kans. 11130gt the latest models. mechanically good. C Allis- ileertireCWI red, reaph. 4.0 Chalmers with cultivator. Best i int sote. CO 3-3051 offer. Wesley Nauerth, 1724 S. Ste CO 3-1066 SUMP PUMPS Vahsholtz CHAPMAN, KS. Manhattan Avenue, Phone 778- oleane_gt 92. crorneler CO 34515 xs Hoerman Supply Co. Impl., Co. 3002, Manhattan, Ks. x17 or - EXTRA GOOD C Gleaner com- ler.9., -ewercar. bine, 18', no custom. Excel cab, 2103 44.21., Manhattan, Kansas WANTED - Pickup reel for e/16.Brothers, Bremen? or TA 54521 E -Z access concave door, shed- 14' Baldwin combine. Willis L. Nickel 13 SB16 ZEANDALE 201 West Pacific ded. $3500. Doug Wildin, Hutch-Nelson, Lincoln, Ks. Phone SALINA, KS. inson, Ks. 316 662-7543. SB15 634-5320. x14 1970 MODEL power steering,430 Cas Grass & Grain Used Planters 3 pt. 1968 CATERPILLAR SUMP PUMPS s. , 95all. hitch1 30 June 1, 1971 JD 494A, fert. & insecticide liver,r 16r9ailn1 7E DOZER FOR SALE 1 Hoerman Supply Co. JD 494, fert. & herbicide row crop tractor, with Eage hit This is a 184 HP tilt dozer ZEANDALE JD 494, insecticide power steering,rli.CPd9:ie:800" Tractors tree cab and cable unit inback. Case 4 row 30" pull type well equip bine Manhattan, Kansas &se Cy' 1969 4020D, power shift, extra Extra good condition. JD 4 row rotary bottom lister gev 1c$dli9lee46:39nge5nl:Cet;tacel lretn,toCdeorpewro, r, nice ife25, TRI-COUNTY SAT FS USED CULTIVATORS efficien 1968 4020D SR, low hours WANTED - Farmhandbale with terIncrease 1965 4020 D SR, good George Munkres JD T4, very good PS,Lon Phone Collect accumulator with hydraulic - 1963 4010D, good Agenda, JD 40 for wide front Phone slugging 1963 3010D, good 913 BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 pump. Ray Reynolds, MF front mounted 4 row Marion, Kansas HERINGTON, KANSAS Kansas, Phone Cuba11F12. x14 AC front mounted for D-17 1961 3010D, new motor itT 5914 1965 2010 gas FOR SALE - 14T JohnDeere USED TRACTORS 1967 1020 RU, extra good baler. William J.McKinney, 1966 3020 JD diesel 22185-..mvp 1966 4000 Ford gas Used Ford Tractors White City, Ks., 349-2892after1967 3020 JD gas 1962 MF 65 gas 6 p.m. x15 1967 2510 JD gas MISCELLANEOUS WE HAVE THEM 1963 3010 JD gas A i-CIE FOR SALE - Sundpickup hiescra2Pe 4 494A planters with fert. att., combine. 1966 Super 670 MM diesel $150 some with insecticide att. WE'RE READY TO TRADE att. for No. 55 JD 1959 730 JD diesel, wide front ion, 694AN planter with fert. att., Frank E. Myers, Abilene,Ks., gt.1,Lent 1944 9N Ford, mechanic's Phone 913 479-5502. x151959 630 JD, good one extra good special Also several others No. 34 JD chopper with 2 row1946 9N Ford, runs good, needsFOR SALE - 92Massey Har- New Machinery 1954 30" head 18.4 tires, MISCELLANEOUS motor No. 34 JD chopper with 2 row paint ris combine, 16' bar, Demo JD 4 row 3 pt.rotary hoe At SalesPr 1947 9N Ford, overnauled, new$900. Phone 456-7886.Mark 111bine,1Villiarn K 38" head x17 1970 IHC 9' 3 pt. mower International No,14 ph, 913 paint Guilfoil, Wamego, Ks. (Kirlin) International No. rakece JD F145H 5x14 plow 1948 8N, new paint, overhauled JD 820 LC cultivator 1300 mo JD BWA 16'6" folding disc 1949 8N, new paint, overdrive MH 26 COMBINE,12', tires & 1968 MF 410 combine JD 45 combine, 1967, 12', good machine in good conditionex- 1968 MF 3 row 30" corn att. International9* k(*): 990 -1967 1951 8N, slickest in country reel mom c JD 45 combine, 1966, 12' 1955 TO30 Ferguson, good cept motor. $725. PhoneAlma1966 JD 45, cab & pickup Nd oem7o . 13', Excel JD 45 combine, 1965, 12' with1957 960 Ford tricycle, 5 spd., 765-3409. x15 1965 JD 45, cab, very good A, like no cab A-1, overhauled 1970 IHC 5 bar rake withfoldin, Clyde, KS JD 45 combine, 1959, 10' with 1959 971 Ford, wide front, SOS, drawbar...... cab overhauled Used Tractors Inc. USED TILLAGE MA''. IHC 91 combine with corn att.,1959 871 Ford SOS gas, good Todd Tractor Co., BALDWIN good, cheap 24' Crust Buster with 2205, newdso I 1964 4000 gas, SOS, overhauled 1 630 Case tractor bar ley corn hea NEW MACHINERY 1961 MF 85 gas, PS, good 1010 JD gas tractor Jet. 36 & 63 IHC 3 -section rotary 1960 MF 65 gas, PS, good JD 4020 diesel tractor 1 oe, Paola, Ks. BARGAIN PRICE cab International 11' doubletoo 1 Sunmaster 12' flail chopper 1951 J JD, really sharp JD 4020 diesel, with chisel, FH used New dual wheels JOHN DEERE 913 336-2138 roll 1 Sunmaster 15' flail chonoer 1946 M IHC, PS, overhauled JD 10' field cultivator, rubber, 1947 MM Z, good JD 3010 tractor, gas Inech Wilt 1 G&T 42' grain auger, PTO, SENECA, KANSAS lift door, drive 1936 F20 Farmall, runs JD 3010 diesel tractor 316947-5449, JD 10' pull type chiselp 1 JD F145H 6x16 plow MISCELLANEOUS CULTIVATORS International No. 37 14' Kona David Bradley rake 2 JD 4 row frontmounted discs, sealed bearini Caldwell, Impl. Co. OWNERS! 3 pt. Dempster rotary lister, Case 4 row front mounted 2 International no. 371241; ' wheel disc, sealed be Recover with fert., like new PLOWS rings with ASL C 701 Ford loader JD 10' wheel disc For most me Mounted -3 & 4 Bottoms MM 14' sealed brg. wheel IHC 3 pt. 6' flail mower ground speed, JD pull oneway, OK PLANTERS Kewanee 20' wing disc 7 shank Dempster chisel Kewanee 14' wheel disc VOHN DEERE) 9' IHC wheel disc, good IHC 4 row with fert. &insecti- MH 12' wheel disc cide saIlsnt.M:sleGeapir,aerla(east5stteaBete; 9' Ford 3 pt. 10' disc JD 246 2 row, 3 pt. Internationalm 12' springt Phone 316 364.5327 MH 2 row cultivator 2 JD No. 6 2 row BURLINGTON, KS. 66839 Ford 3 pt. 2 row weeder insecticide New IH Machines JD 12' pull type springtooth One row Papec 32A field cutter, 3 494A planters with Ford trac & fertilizer USED HAY MACHINES A-1 make 14" 2bottom, Allied 36' bale elevator with 2 1240 planters, new, will At Old Price - International 46T bale bar and cc New Equipment motor good price JD 14T baler ter, Mt. mov International 45T baler AC 3 pt. 4x16 plow $575 NH baler twine .... $7.95 bale USED DISKS Save Dollars k,and spring Army trailer, 10:00 rubber, top NH No. 66 haler vets, ph. 913-! AC 500 6-30 planter .... $1465 12 foot to 17 foot International No. 25V T.ow AC 9' field cultivator $325 A-1 430T baler; 430W baler; No. 53 Kans. COMBINES 6 -row cultivator, 3 -point, $950. AC 7' mower, snap h!tch Ford 3ut. mower, 7' -1967 MF USED COMBINES irns-Salisbury overhauled 55 7' chisel plow $575.360 24' JD 45,12', springtooth harrow $695. No. 16 3T) No. 894A rake with cab, shedd 1964 Gleaner E, 10' Homelite Chain Saw Used manure spreader 700 acres. Lil 1969 Gleaner F, Hydro Sales & Service side rake. Landoll chisel plow. JD 4 bar rake on steel 1968 IHC 315, 13' USED HAY BALERS Gehl No. 300 one row cutter. Cunningham hay cond tio cis Cox, Clit East T1S24 1966 JD 55, 13'6" TRACTORS John Deere and IHC 826 IH tractor, demonstrator Wamego Truck combine, big USED TRACTORS 411 P.,, USED EQUIPMENT ) PR 8-5731 Emporia Impl. Co. seine, hydrau 1948 TE20 Ferguson COUIPATIERT 2010 JD tractor, good .... $1850 & Tractor Co. MANHATTAN Ready to go 1965 A -C 190= BILL JOE New Holland 66 baler .... $150 a $150 Phone Gypsum, Ks. USED HAY TOOLS IH 45T baler, good 342-3146 IH 45T baler $100 113, NH 56R rake 456-9661 A -C 303 baler IH 16 side rake $325 000 year - IH 120 mower $375 S us. Sent $1.00 JD 480 mower -conditioner 1923 W. 6th WAMEGO, KA? JD No. 5 mower 2 IH wheel disks, 12' & 13' chersof A IH 5 section springtooth har- FOR SALE - Pull type a AG, Haysville EMPORIA, KANS. row on carrier $250 mate bale wagon. Ho Four Corners IH 101 combine, good -. $1650 wagon, used very little,A Impl. Co. FOR SALE - 1966 Gleaner shape. Rudolph Hoefne , A -II combine, 14', cab, big tires, Macha-Revere Wheaton EX 6-2576 after!I Irrinntinn Jet. Highways Where You Can Buystraw spreader and chopper. 1967 IHC 1950 diesel truck irrigation me 56 & 75 tractor, 30' aluminum grain Impl. Co. New Equipment trailer, tandem axle. Saddle Need Good Cean Al condition. Phone 793-2200 Chester, Nebr. ( At 1970 Prices tank spraying outfit with two 767-5014 Equipment SCRANTON, KANSAS 200 gallon tanks with pump New 403 combines, hydrostaticand controlled 42' 3 pt. boom. COMBINES & TRACI'O E - Irrigation -..=:74 COUNCIL GROVE & belt drive JD 40' hay & grain elevator WE HAVE MEFOLIO Ford, heate) with gas engine and truck hop- IA We Have What You Farmall 826D tractors, hydro- READY FOR IMMEI 1Y gauges, LP static or gear drive per. IHC No. 30 tractor and FOR SALE - Wire tie New DELIVERY 4x6 Dem Need In Belleville 1-656 hydrostatic tractor manure spreader. John Deere Holland baler No. 275. 1970 n Pipe fittir Farmall 826D & 1456D demo No. 68 auger wagon with exten-Model, never been used. Cliff- 2 1968 GleanerG, with cab used very 1 JD 3020 LP, wide front, new tractors sions and dividers. BMB Furyord Boling, Emmett, Ks., Phone air, 20'...... Ebert Eller,I engine $3750 80 rotary cutter with hay at- 535-2310. x14 1 1969 GleanerF with cab, , Phone 3! JD 4020D, wide front, syncro USED COMBINES tachment Mr No. 72 3x16 mtd. $5575 1969 403 combines, hydrostaticonly. THC 10C hammer mill. FOR SALE - Pair 16.9x34 du- 1 1968 GleanerF with.. JD 4010D, wide front $4350 or belt drive, with or withoutm(' 4A stalk cutter. JD curler, al, quick hook -on tractor wheels ...... - Ford 960 gas $850 cabs. Reconditioned. Ready 2 row. R nt., like new. Self pro -tires & tubes, very good. Roy 1 1968 MasseyFerguson John Deere A $325 to go netted flame cliwyator. Bennett- Ruhnke, Chapman, Ks., Phone 2 John Deere B's, choice $200 1959 101 12' combine - Priced ville Farms. Soldier. Ks., Phone 257-3473. x15 2 1967 GleanerCII with to sell. Circleville 913 924-2546. SB14 18' & 16' ...... ' ( COMBINES FOR SALE - IHC 16' spring - A -II, tea WINDROWER 1 1967 Gleaner ite nit 1964 JD 55 combine, 14' and cab tooth on No. 15 carrier. Virgil 4' ...... s $4975 18' 201 IHC 14' SP windrower LOLT Visser, Wakefield, Ks. Phone . 1959 Case 1000, 16', cab - $2150 x14 19661 M. ... . e TRUCK 461-5766. 1955 JD 55, 14' $1250 with CUSTOM FARMING 1 1965...Gleaner AII 1954 MH SP90, 14', cab $1450 1969 IHC 1600 Loadstar, 19,000 FOR SALE - Allis D-14 trac- e 14'...... in miles, with 16' bed & hoist, o Corn Planting - tor and cultivator, good, $995. Ferguson. MISCELLANEOUS V345, real slick John Deere 14T baler, $195. Al-1 1965 Massey Ks o Milo Planting with JD 494 planter with fert. and o Bean Planting ma, Ks. 765-3991. x15 Fergusonf. insecticide $450 BEFORE YOU TRADE 1961 Massey 3lions Wanted JD 406 planter with fertatt. Call And We Will Try To Deal o Double cropping a specialtyFOR SALE - 1950 MH 14' SP $575 "WE ARE READY combine, motor near new, per- ...... 311t8; . lowing IH FA40 corn disc with Ordman Sedgwick County WHEN YOU ARE" fect. Lots of extra parts, and 1965air, 410 ood comb chic 3 pt. $325 wheels, $400.4 -wheel rubber Several otherh JD DLA corn disc with Ordman Equipment, Inc. Custom Combining Service tired farm wagon, with heavy w 111 wort 3 pt. $325 Available lage, aeePsiagecutt John Deere 4 row planter with 1210 S. West Give us a call to discuss duty underbody hoist, good bed, llciswith..cat... to rep. fertilizer $650 fair rubber. $400. Phone 913 your planting needs. Iv x15 1319264tirnes27A.AmThS " WH 2-2215 857-3262, Centralia, Ks. Ford diesel Belleville Impl. GREGG LOLLEY 1 1964 6000 fr Gusto ha WICHITA, KS.67213 913 456-7804, Wamego, Ks. 1968 MF 510 diesel combine for 1560 11.00 sale, with cab & straw chopper. 1 1958 IHC arounde LORAN LOLLEY Also combine trailers.1951 -ebu tand Ph. JA 7-2261 FOR SALE - 1963 MF Super 913 456-9589, Wamego, Ks. Sparton Royal Mansion trailer, ALL Nag 92 combine. Has been complete- SEE THE D 8'x33', all aluminum frame, ex- MASSEY 4-WHEEL is taca Korman Hanshaw ly overhauled and in excellent FOR SALE - Side mount cellent condition, ideal for com- pets condition. Call evenings after sickle mower, mounted plow &bine trailer. 1958 Ford tandem Impleni BELLEVILLE, KANS. 7, Aurora, Kansas 913 464-3741. cultivator,allfits IHC cab truck series 600, 18' box and Midway SB14 tractor. Howard Miller, Route hoist. 1959 Chev. El Camino. 440 JD CRAWLER tractor, 2, Box 208A, Manhattan, Ks., Phone Greenleaf, Ks. 913 747- KENZnGeTGo, KANSRN6-24 t. backhoe, loader, around 60 mo-92 MH 14' COMBINE - Bought Phone 913 776-8209. SB14 SB14 2770. CroPfc o Ks. l; del diesel engine, good condi- new. Well maintained. Lots of Row CASE 210 nill tion, $2995. 440 John Deere gasacres left. Reasonably priced. FOR SALE: GMC truck withFOR SALE: Henry 4 -yd., two extragoodCentr!, tractor with loader, $2195.E. Write or call for more details. 60-bu. self -unloading box.Bestwheel dirt scraper, $550. Ken- haanryseasst.er les, regis Ph.913-255-4440______, R S "Rusty" Longhofer, Phone EVP. G. Brown, Rt. 2, Topeka, Ks.offer. Donald E. Umschied, ph. nethHenriksen,Courtland, R. 2.2620, Marion, Ks. SB14 66608. x16 913456-2367, Wamego, Ks.x14 Kans. x16 '301,
__-...m111111111 steering,430 Cup 3 all equi FOR SALE: Purebred Blue 2395. ped Grain Australian puppies.Delphos, in Kansas State breedingnurseries. 1959 P Kansas, 913-5234454. Household op tractor, 1971 sb15 "Unfortunately research andRunoff From Weed steering, Eagl education funds have been forth- will well en% POTTERY FOR SALE: coming from neither federalor state ractor,uelover. 900c; Cyl. Bars Poultry 61 pie- will deliver- mbine ces Russell Wrightpottery. sources," he said. Poison Kills Fish ase Comfort Reversible Seafoam blue. PhoneManhat- Varietiesthathave tractor Doberman FOR SALE: 150 to 200 Oallfor- tan, 913-776-5459. some with ater efficiencyof your x14 resistancetothe disease are ar newtires Increased power -nia White laying flock in full Food At Milford )fer, Phone $33,0' - production. James F. Griffin, Chanute, Pronot, Satanta,and EV slugging - Long Shawnee. Residue from weed spraying at k, Kansas, 2'24 ph. 913-568-2285, Glasco, Ks. x14 100% VinylLatex Fort Riley has killed large quan- FOR SALE: One year old Bab- WALL PAINT Niblett suggests that farmerswhotities of plankton in Milford Lake RT SERVICES had soil -borne mosaic this W. Hwy. 24cock laying hens.Call 913436- Heavy Duty- Washable year useand will affect fish supplies in the 632.2785 7480, Beverly, Kans. one of those varieties for seed this Y CENTER,KS. x14 fall. lake on the Republican river north of 2.93per gal. Junction City within a few years. -A 108 La.Plante LAYING HENS one year old, Also Good SelectionOf That's the opinion of William Cole, Very $1.00 each.913-539-5412, Man- Linoleum: 9x12, 12x12,12x15 cable scraper. hattan. regional biologist for the Kansas condition, $1250.Delbert sb14 Lenora, Kansas Fish & Game Commission. Cole says ns, at. 1, FAITH'S the weed spray - 2-4-D used against x14 FURNITURE ew Machinery Mobile Homes musk thistle at Fort Rileylast - 1954As Chal- East US 24 PR 8-3786 in good MANHATTAN, KANSAS month - killed up to 90 per cent of q SalesPrice! combine, motor the plankton in at least half the lake. tational No. a WilliamKlipp, Han -MUST SELL: 1970 12x50 Liber- 14 as, Ph. 913337-2529. He thinks the loss of the plankton iataonal No,13C0 ty on lot, water, sewer, trash ...... x14 pand, washer, airconditioner, -a source of food for fish - might tational No. 76 Rex Lane, Manhattan, 913- cut the lake's fish population by as 990 - 1967Gleaner E 520 Acres ditioner, demo, 776-5460 after 5 p.m. or write Grass much as 50 per cent in a few years. ,13', Excel cab, cut tational No.74 A, like new. Oliver Box 122, Alton, Ks., 67623.x14 Members of the Fish & Game harrow with William to Clyde, Ks., Phone Near Manhattan Commission, Milford wbar...... E. Cox Lake x15 Miscellaneous Association, and the Geary County D TILLAGE MA BALDWIN self pro - Bring $123,050 Fish & Game Assn. had met with trust Busterwith A 22655, new cab,good FortRileyofficialsandwere also corn head.H. H. MANHATTAN- The sale of 520 assured that care would be taken in- 3 -section rotary Gov't Surplus hot, Paola, Ks. x14 acres of land just northwest of , using chemicals that might wash national 11' double sel, FR 1.): Used New Holland Combat Boots- New - $10.95Manhattan brought $123,050at into streams feeding the lake., 0' field cultivator, rubber, roll pull type Genuine issue. Latest style. auction May 29. Theaverage for the CRAWFORD CO. AGENT The 2-4-D spraying at Fort Riley too Wilbert Bar- Black. Comfortable nylon innerentire acreage nditioner, sole. was $237, but the TO WICHITA JOB was done in April by an aerial spray .0'pull type chisel ns 316-947-5449, Route 2, Waterproof. Compare ' with work shoes costing dollars seven tracts sold in range from $186 WilliamE.Coxwillbecomefirm.About 45,500acreswere national No. 371f Kans. x14 to $760 per acre. Sedgwick ics, more. County Extensionsprayed against musk thistle. sealed bearing Save Colesaid ternational no. 17124 OWNERS! Located on both sides of US24a Director June 30,replacing Don planktonshould be grain! Recover 75% nor - Browsers Welcome the northwest edge of Manhattan Ingle, who is retiring. Cox is 39, hascoming back now in affected areas ieel disc, sealed being with ASL Chaffer .0' wheel disc For most models, In - LLOYD'S SURPLUS SALES and about one mile west ofTuttlebeen extension agent in Crawfordof Milford Lake. Cole says plankton 14' sealed brg. wheel ground speed, no sieve St. Marys, Kansas Creek Dam, the land sold inseven county for 13 years. need clear water for growth, and anee 20' wing disc nt, separate with air,WATER WELL drilling, clean-tracts. There were no bids forthe therefore muddy water at Milfordor .anee 14' wheel disc sample, less plugging. ing & testing. Gravel packed entire acreage. other lakes is a more likely inhibitor 12' wheel disc Leon Mal, (state model), rnational 12' spin plastic casings, 41st year. Call The land was all nativepasture, of plankton growth than the leaking St., Great Bend, Kan - collect 913 226-7276, Harold of weed poisons. x14 although some, if not all, of it will be 12' pull type sprin Strader Drilling Co., Blue Rap-used for commercial or residential ALE: Ford tractor, mo- ids, Kansas. x29 See Fort Riley USED HAY MACIM development. . 14"2 -bottom,3 -point WANT TO WRECK city or The land belonged to the Blanche .rnational 46T baler tool bar and cultivator, farm buildings in Manhattan 14T baler planter, 7-ft mower, tan- E. Forrester Estate. Mrs. Forrester Buildup To21,000 !mational 451 baler area for lumber and metal. Call was k,andspringtooth. 913 539-6317 or 913 494-2539. thewidowofaformer No. 66 baler Shivers, ph. 913-5234537, Manhattan druggist. The buyers ofBy Midsummer Spuds And Flour irnational No. 25V rn Kans. sb14 x17 7' mower, snap his the land were all Manhattanmen. WANTED: 40 to 60 gal. Pro- The buyers: FT. RILEY- Military strength at d 3'pt. mower, T ALE - 1967 MF 410 16' pane tank. Ft. Riley will be 21,000 Dominate Diet No. 894A rake with cab, shedded, cut Paul Mannel, Lin- Charles E. Elliott, Manhattan men by the 700 acres. Like new. coln, Ks. sb14 end of June, post authorities saidin 4 bar rake on steel jeweler, who paid$40,500($202 aningham hay con Francis Cox, Clifton, Ks. FOR SALE - Player piano issuinganappealforhousing In Russia SB15 -average) for 203 acres of pasture. Rebuilt, electric, automatic re- listings. roll, replay. $485. Kimball or- Ron Innes, district judge, who Included will be 18,000 men, which Finding a "meat and potatoes" Wainer TtlICI combine, big tires, bought two tracts,one of 91.5 acres man at an American table isn't steering, hydraulic var- gans rebuilt $200. Pianos & or- is the authorized strength of two 1st & Tractor . Ready to go. Ab gans tuned and rebuilt any- for $17,000 ($186 average), andone of Infantry difficult. But in Russia one ismore where. Phone 934-2409, L. Cum- 40 acres for $12,000 ($300 average). Division brigadeslikelyto , Gypsum, Ks. 913 headquartered finda"potatoes and mings, 101 Court, Enterprise, Edward Polley, Manhattan here,supportpotatoes" trencherman. SB14 Kansas. elements,and personnelat SB14 florist,whopaid$25,000 ($282 the A recent USDA study noted that $30,000 year Correctional -Training - Raise FOR THE ride of your life,average) for 88.5 acres. Facilitywhile per person meat consumption WAMEGO, KAM for us. Sent $1.00, Book: (CTF). RanchersofAmerica, ride a Big Horn saddle from Donald R. Hummels, K -State in the U.S. is much higher than in the 0 Present strength of the post is tiFe GAG, Maysville, Ks. Key Milling, Clay Center, Kans. professor, who paid $11,750 for 37 Soviet Union, the Russians put IR SALE - Pull 17,500 men, including the CTF. away tic balewagon.,11 x23 SB TFacres ($320 average). close to three times more potatoes. little, The buildup started earlier this gon, used very Harold Carlson, Manhattan The comparisons are in tpe. RudolphHoeiner, insurance man, who paid $13,000 month after thefortreached akilograms. The meat comparison teaton EX 6-2576after SUMP PUMPS manpower low because of troops ($250 average) for 250 acres. being sent to Vietnam. With was U.S. 96 kilograms, Russia 50. Hoerman Supply Co. Angelo Garzio, K -State professor per-But the Soviets push 127 kilos E irrigationmotor. 6 sonnel demands diminishing there, per , Al condition. Willis of art and well known for his pottery person across the table, while in the Need Good Cl ZEANDALE the Army has started to rebuildthe Chester, Nebr.68327. productions, who paid $3800 for 5division and its support elements.U.S. the figure is 48. 24.5684, x14 Manhattan, Kansas acres ($760 average.) Ingrain productstheSoviets EqUiPineRt The post has 2,081 sets of family consume 149 kilos each, compared to OMBINES & TRA E - Irrigationmotor, in. Ford, YEAR AROUND fence con- quarters, all of which are filled, in heat exchang- additionto 1 66 in the U.S. g HAVE TliEfig ety gauges, struction, built to your specifi- barracksforsingle LP carbu- cations. Ask us about stockade personnel.Soldiers, The report said there has beenan LEADY FOR Chassis, 4x6Demming panel with plank corrals. A&D including of-upward trend in consumption of DELIVE111 suction pine fittings.JD ficers, are living withina 60 miles 4W., used Lindquist Fence Company, Wa- high -proteinfoodsintheSoviet 6, wit11.6) very little & radius of Ft. Riley. 1968 Gleaner GilbertEiler, terville, Ks. 785-2618 or 785-2619 Union, however, particularly since 20' ...... Minne- x15 Expectedtocomplicatethe sir , nsas, Phone392-2517. Soil Mosaic 1965. Then the per capita meat 1969 Gleanerr housing situation will be two sum- ...... SB14 FOR SALE: 20 -ft.Pontoon consumption was 41 kilograms, nine - F witr. boat, 150 h.p. inboard motor, mer ROTC training camps whichless than last year. "The l96.8. Gleaner Hurting Wheat will bring 4,000 men to the post. recovery in fully carpeted withsun roof. livestock productionin ...... Fel° Ph. 913-632-5346, Clay Center, Most of the cadets will be housed 1970im- 1968.. liasseY Kansas. proved the food situation to a great - ...... sb14 In Wichita Area in barracks at Camp Forsyth but aextent," the report said. "Per capita 47' GleanerC.II sigul (New Zealand FOR SALE large number will bring wives and & 16' ...... As we - 1951 Trailette When combines quit rolling afterfamilies with them. meat consumption resumedan must vacate camping trailer. 21' fully equip- upward trend and the availability of 1967 Gleaner uiPmentand stock ped, excellent condition, $700. wheat harvest inthe Wichita - Motels in Junction City, wire Newtonareaof eggs improved significantly." 14' . . Dan Bruner, Route 1,Florence, south-central Manhattan and other areas expect maturerstock. Kansas 66851. Ph 3168784467. Kansas, the area will be 3,500,000an influx of Army officers who will As the protein foodsincrease, ...... Productionvecna officials said, Soviet consumption of 'Phone records.. x15 bushels or about $6 million short -serve as trainers for the camp. 19.6.5-Gleaner 13- becauseofsoil -bornemosaic potatoes goes down. The per capita 14'...... aniego,Ks. sb14 12" SOUTH BENDused turn- The ROTC camps begin June 6,rate of 1965 Mass ing lathe withextra chucks. 2 disease. with twogroups of trainees 127 kilograms last year with cah drill presses. HoermanSupply That's the estimate of Dr. Charlesoverlapping in six -week periods. compared with 143 in 1960 when 61 MasseY Co., Highway 18,Zeandale, Ks. L. Niblett, Kansas State University there were less meat andeggs. Phone Manhattan 913776-9253. plant pathologist. A team headed by . g" u,Ploaliwiagn:,euchttlisnegling, SB15 Dr. Niblett found 53 of 100 fields air, 18'...... e°11 1 other inspected in that area infested with e es: willwork. Pre choosefrom acreage,consider - Buildiing Materials soil -borne mosaic. to rent,cash Each of the 100 fields inspected Phone_l was judged from 0 to 100 per cent 1964rYATRAAllis.wi.t.h..10.., Rs. 9 3-238-3406, 3264ti6res000 io'rd dlese x16 infected. Niblett said that the half of Custom CORRUGATED the fields infested would have yields 110 ons_aroundm hay bal. Olsbur reduced, conservatively, 10 per cent. Lir Kent Stancliff ROOFING i98 n, Olsburg, g South-central Kansas contains ..... Ks. 8' to 16' lengths 11 IN eX16 leading wheat counties of the state
SEF'115 10.95 per sq. that normally produce around 70 DAASS Penta Poles 8' million bushels of wheat annually. - 30' Only 5 percent of that would be a 3.5 Midway 111.4 Royal phone ON blue pea. FENCING LUMBER million -bushelreductionforthat ell, Phone Yellow Pine & Fir area, so Niblett thinks his estimate NENSING1V As. x15 is conservative. 103QW gCrOP ARC OVd is kSV cell registered Wildcat Lumber The loss one that could be extra th Sutton, iry3.2ester__.1. n Phone 913 539-1181 avoided with relativelylightin- 91- Solomon, K-18 W & StaggHill Road vestmentsinresearch, he said, X14 MANHATTAN,KANSAS because new wheat varieties that resist soil -borne mosaic already are 32 Grass & Grain June Prices. 1,1971 Mistal A Turn Up On Farm 1 Ratios, Nov 15. 1971 Kansas and United States, with Feeding YesrERdA* itesFor AGRICULTURAL PRICES: KANSAS UNITED STATES Bra ; Apr. 15 1May 15 Parity inchil May 15 ! Apr. 15 ,May 15 far- C O M M O D I T Y May.15 Prices received by Kansas I 1971 Prices 1970 ! 1971 ' 1971 1970 ' 1971 were up 15/15/71 t3 Ants mers at mid -May 1971 PRICES RECEIVED BY FARMERS Ezossa4i._ 1.33 1.31 1.40 1.43 2.52 $ 1.17 1.31 and Wheat, bu 1,11 1.41 1.32 1.37 tone a slightly from April this year 1.17 1.35 1.35 Corn, bu $ .634 .660 .972 AN/DIALroiLer: .77 .502 INVENTED than in May $ .73 .75 were somewhat higher Oats, bu .393 1.03 1.12 1.51 8)- .86 .96 .97 ANNA SUPPLE edtermite, Barley, bu $ .932 .928 1.55 PTENTED Crop .84 .87 .922 oN 4,1,4pr 1970, according to the Kansas Rye, bu $ .33 3.10 2.18 1.80 2.19 2.33 0730,PAT./1/E, $ 1.72 2.08 0.434 Service. Sorghum Grain, cwt 2.80 2.85 3.98 .015' and Livestock Reporting 2.77 2.83 2.52 Soybeans, bu $ 2.44 26.00 24.00 26.30 26.30 - 21 for all $ 21.50 29.00 The index of prices received Alfalfa Hay, ton - x7. 22.00 20.50 18.30 19.10 19.70 ^ za Prairie Hay, ton $ 12.50 cormPc. ErE cent of 23.50 30.00 35.20 35.40 - farm products was 259 per Alfalfa Seed, cwt $ 31.00 24.00 28.00 38.70 31.80 32.90 - unnie SoWL., Red Clover Seed, cwt 5 34.00 29.00 the 1910-14 base periodcompared 6.00 9.54 7.56 7.13 - Sweetclover Seed, cwt $ 9.00 6.50 ciSH TRIGGER, 17.30 22.90 16.00 17.00 29.50 with 255 in April and 251in May last Hogs, cwt $ 22.70 16.00 29.60 27.90 29.10 29.40 34.40 All Beef Cattle, cwt $ 28.80 29.20 21.20 21.60 20.70 21.10 - year. Cows, cwt $ 22.10 20.30 29.50 31.20 31.40 - meat Steers & Heifers, cwt $ 30.00 31.00 31.00 Prices received for most 33.70 35.40 35.40 35.00 40.70 Calves, cut $ 35.50 33.00 6.00 3.38 7.09 6.67 10.20 AAP.."-"Rs 6:AMPAw°14-1;,://kGRric5Ni animals and grains were upsome Sheep, cwt $ 7.00 6.20 rG2 57". 28.00 26.80 26.50 26.90 34.90 ou GH... Lambs, cwt $ 27.00 27.10 for milk, .30 .355 .261 .236 1.01 from April, while prices Wool, lb $ .31 .30 330.00 330.00 355.00 357.00 - were Milk Cows, each $ 310.00 330.00 butterfat, hay, seeds and eggs 5.40 5.71 1/ 5.60 7.34 Il.4,AESivr Milk (Wholesale), cwt $ 5.40 5.75 1/ 5.40 70.7 70.0 71.5 101.0 Butterfat, lb C 63.0 68.0 67.0 dinged down slightly. .13.2 13.6 14.3 Broilers, lb C - 0,=" THOSE/ prices 9.1 7.9 3.2 - Compared with a year ago, Other Chickens, lb C 6.0 5.0 5.0 23.0 22.0 29.G 31.9 29.5 54.9 cattle, lambs Eggs, dozen C 23.0 for grains, hay, beef 24.0 21.0 20.9 33.5 r prices Turkeys, live. lb C - and milk cows were up while PRICES PAID BY FARMERS FOR FEEDS 5.24 5.54 5.51 Cottonseed Meal(41%)cwt.$ 5.00 5.30 5.30 for hogs, sheep and eggs weredown. 5.45 5.62 5.63 Soybean Meal (447.), cwt.$ 5.10 5.30 5.30 4.14 4.14 Bran, cwt 3.05 3.70 3.65 3.55 Crop Prices 80.00 80.00 16% Dairy Feed, 2/, ton $ 75.00 78.00 78.00 73.00 3.23 3.50 1/ 3.49 The crop price index was 166 per Dairy Ration 3/, cwt $ 2.70 2.90 2.90 82.0U 88.00- 88.00 Laving Feed 2/. ton $ 34.00 50.00 91.00 cent of the 1910-14 base atmid -May, windows and 22 FEEDING RATIOS 2 points above April this year Beef -Feed 7.3 7.4 7.8 19.5 11.3 12.3 11.4 11.9 12.8 Irsin(EiI Hog -Corn AidsRIdUeSna :47Gliovxn66t 1,57 1.64 1/ 1.50 fth 145111 D1014as:61 points above May 1970. Milk -Feed 2.00 1.98 1/ 1.86 7.3 7.2 6.7 averaged $1.33 i tee -Feed 5.5 5.1 4,8 r Wheat at mid -May and sacked. 3/ Based onaverage prices for commer- the 1/ Preliminary. 2/ Corbined hulk F perbushel, 2 centsabove cial feeds and valueof grains in acomposite ration. mid-April, and up 7 points from May 1.3X. NU1BERS - PRICES RECEIVED BY KANSAS FARMERS shares1.1 KANSAS I UNITED STATES, 1970. Price increases from April
1967-1002 1910-14 . 1002 . 1967.1001 1910-14 = 1002 . PRODUCT !.. ;lay 15IMay 15[Apr.15 I May 15 were noted for most meat animals, CROUPS .;ay 15 1T1Apr.151May 15 . I.. Kingmwh 1 [lay Flex 1971 1970 J1271 . 1971 1971 I 1970 1271 1971 _. most grains, and milk cows. Prices - 284 All Farm Products 112 251 255 259 113 279 282 for MF110( 97 144 164 165 111 227 243 251 were lower for milk, eggs and wool. All Crop, platform40180.4,x2 174 Mf Fr jp Food Grains 93 137 154 156 98 160 171 210 The index of prices paid by farmers 0 1971 9f1111ANDJ. Stlif1111 reed Grains 115 185 217 222 115 169 199 tractor duals Nay 110 219 286 250 - - for commodities and services (in- 316 Livdtock 6 Product, 122 372 360 365 114 323 315 401 ezt Animals 126 451 431 443 119 419 393 cluding interest, taxes and wage Dairy Products 109 330 342 329 111 328 345 339 114 98 132 134 129 rates) was 410, up 3 points from mid - e r 36 b ur^ Poultry E 11;.;!s 101 121 120 perrnand ca 410 PARITY INDEX 1/ - - - 120 339 407 April and 21 points above a year ago. wheel drive 70 PARITY RATIO 2/ 72 69 The parity ratio in May was 70, up 1 Demonstrators Shopworn wer Cat fiber - 77 74 74 AJJ. PARITY nnto 3/ - - - - point from April but down 2 points trailer Prices Received index as percent of I 1/ Prices P,1.1, iaterest, LA,,, and wage rates. 2/ to fiti 85' . parity index. 3/ The adjusted parity ratio is based'on estimated cash receipts from from May 1970. 3020 John Deere diesel, fully equipped (demo.) narketiozs and estimates .0 Government payments for the current calendar year provided 1iy on this tractor. taa,.conomic %seams Service. trade for an, previous month and 16 cents above 7:r2ap'err°1 fuel tank, I May a year ago. F145 4x14 steerable plow cab for MF Corn was worth $1.35 per bushel, r DBL hitel unchanged from a month earlier but 18 cents above a year ago. BWA 12'6" disc harrow Barley at 97 cents per bushel was 1 Presented cent above the previous month and salvaging to 11 cents above a year earlier. 20' field conditioner, 3 bar, with smoothing att. house t r ause Sorghum grain was $2.18 per cwt., tandem 10 cents above April this year and 46 JD sem14,i.1m6,ou1n8' cents above May last year. NEW ITEM 119 New John Deere 95 combine, 16' head, hydraulic reel mounted pl Soybeans averaged $2.83 per true throwout clutch, side hill attachment, straw a King chisel bushelcomparedwith$2.77 a Always under cover. MF offset c month earlier and $2.44a year 16' offset dish earlier. Meat Prices FENCING BALER TWINE - 3 porreeptti:al:tfl 000r rwal Thelivestock andlivestock products price index at mid -May Barb Wire -American -80 rod roll $1 was 365 per cent of the 1910-14 base E DADDY period,compared with360the A a. tflicfhp.lbs.. GIANT 18 previous month and 372 the previous "AND STAY OUT!" Bale Wire -6500 -Box 2CiP year. The meat animal price index ee1t CT1 was 443 per cent in May compared 8COD 3 pt. Oli 32" Field Fence, 20 rod roll $13 85D, very g with 431 in April and 451 a year ago. 705 LP, cler Hog prices averaged $17.30 per COMBINES cwt., $1.30 above a month ago but We have good used combines on our lot. Most have been COMBINES worked over the past winter and are ready to cut wheat. 39" Field Fence, 20 rod HD ..$31 atra Special TI 1,5.40 below May 1970. See us before making a deal. A few are as follows Combine All beef cattle brought $29.60 per 1961 HiLo with cab, reconditioned engine. - cwt., 40 cents above a month earlier 1962 45 John Deere with cab, motor overhauled .... $2175 and 80 cents above a year earlier. 1954 Oliver, excellent condition. Baler Twine -325 lb. strength, sack 1957 John Deere 55, repainted, motor rebuilt. MAKE The dairy price index was 329 in 1963 Super 92 Massey Ferguson. JD May compared with 342 in April and We can finance. USED ITEMS - MH 330 a year earlier. After down payment, no payment until Fall of 1971 - MF JD The preliminary wholesale milk front price of $5.40 per cwt. was 35 cents TRACTORS Massey Ferguson 85 diesel tractor, wide MF axle, new rear tires, 3 -point, 1961 MF below the previous month but un- IHC M, new tires, real sharp MF changed from the previous year. JD 70 standard diesel. Excellent plow tractor. Priced right. $1875 MF Eggs averaged 22 cents per dozen, JD 720 diesel standard. $800 spent on this tractor GLEANEF Minneapolis Moline on propane with hyd., excellent$475 Ford 6000 diesel tractor, 1963 1 cent below a month ago and a year MF ago. MISCELLANEOUS MF 4 row JD rotary moldboard lister MF Prices Paid 4 row 3 point Dempster top planter with fertilizer. Real good IHC 75 bu. spreader, new rubber, good ...... Prices paid by farmers for protein 4 section 3 point John Deere rotary hoe. MF supplements and mixed feeds were MF MC No. 57 heavy duty wire baler, excellent $795 MF moderately higher than in May 1970. John Deere 37 pull type mower, good $425 New Holland Baler, 68 Hayliner, year 1959 ...... United States: 15 foot Sunflower V plow. MF 36A JD loader for 3010-3020 tractor MF The index of prices received by the MC late series 3-14 pull type plow with trashmasters, excel. MF Nation's farmers for farm products Front mt. 4 -row JD cult., fits 3010-4020 with wide front end. IHC 101 10' combine, one owner, good ...... GLEANER at mid -May was 286 per cent of the Loader for 8N or 9N Ford. MF 1910-14 base period, up 4 points from 34 JD chopper & pickup attachment, little use. MF 38 John Deere chopper. John Deere 45, 10', with chopper, good ...... MF Krause one way. MF JD 42 foot elevator with PTO MF Oliver side delivery rake, real good $$845225 MF End Red Ink At 1966 No. 268 New Holland wire baler Massey Morris 90, 14' ... 3 point Ford Mower. Excellent. MF MF Hillsboro Co-op NEW MACHINERY - BARGAINS MF John Deere F145 5x14 plow Wheel Discs, John Deere and Kewanee ...... MF HILLSBORO-After a struggle to John Deere 24T baler MF 238.4103 get out of the red since 1966, the 14' Flex King V Plow COLLECTTCOIOLLN 86 4- BUD AND Cooperative Grain & Supply put a John Deere 400 gninder-mixer - combine JOE BOWMAN-JUNCTION f,', saving of $16,700 on the books in 1970. I farmerrrnenet we will WE ARE DEALERS FOR, o we Sales at the Hillsboro co-op were $3.3 this Jti431: million. Bearat Grinders Flex' King Plows Sadifnt Intheperiodofadjustment, Mott Mowers' BMB Rotary Cutters Nick 4 GB Loaders °the tral mergers withanotherco-opat Servis Equipment Lilliston Rolling Cultivators Hilsboro and ones at Lehigh and McCulloch Saws 1MPH Marion were effected. Bert Regier is BOWMAN DEERE manager of the Hillsboro co-op. A Concordia Tractorinc. GMC TRUCKS -JOHN riPALE1 new board member is Elgin Bartel, We CH 3-3381 JohnDeere andMiltonSchlotthauerwas Concordia. Kans. Your JunctionCity -ManhattanArea reelected. L dubious distinction which eats its spot. dotted line is recommended by a way through an estimated quarter of The swarming termite is tMistake a billion dollars in wooden struc- not to beKansas State University economist. Grass & Grain mistaken for flying ants andhome- Contract farming is a contractual 33 tures every year inthe Unitedowners should learn to tell the dif- June 1, 1971 ritesFor States. arrangement between a farmer and ference. Termites havetwo pairs ofa company specifying conditions of It is the swarming tendency of thewings that are silver are covered by contracts. or whitish inproductionandmarketingof Advantages include shifting rigAnts termite- the males and queens paircolor and are thesame length. of again for theoff to establish new colonies products. financialrisktothecontractor, corningout time - thatFlying ants have two pairsof wings an insect ofmakes this destructive pest easy to These agreements allow a farmerfixing of farmer income, reduction -minded termite, which are transparent andof dif-to increase his volume while relying ferent lengths. ofresponsibility and decision less on market conditions, explainsmaking, and sharing of production Termites have afat waistline,Dr. John Sjo. while ants have a thin risks. one. Worker The growth of contract farming is On the other hand contract far- termites have no eyes. Ants'eyesreflected in the high percentage of are easily seen. And termite ming limitsprofitopportunities, an-poultry and dairy production ac-deemphasizes initiative and tennae are slightly curved, whileantcomplishedunder such an antennae are elbowed. management ability, limits contact arrangement. It is estimated that 30withthemarketandreduces Termites become morenumerous per cent of all fed cattle slaughtered in moist, warm soil containing benefitsarisingfromincreased anand 10 per cent of all market hogsproduction efficiency. abundant supply of food in theform of wood or other cellulosematerial They oftenfindsuch conditions beneath buildings where thespace New Lumber Must Be Moved WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS below the first floor is poorlyven- 2" LUMBER AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR.. COME SEE THESE tilated and where scraps of lumber, - 8c bd. ft. - 2x4 - 2x8 - 2x12 - 2x6 - 2x10 CHRISTMAS TIME SPECIALS DuDING OUR GIGANTIC JUNE CLEARANCE SALE stumps or roots are left in the soil. 1" Lumber - 6c bd. ft. Dirt -filled porches and terraces lb. asphalt shingles per sq. $5.99 accountformanytermitein- PANELING barn windows. Close in that back porch or hoghouse festations. Leave thesespaces open 4x7 Natural Butternut- $2.88 sheet $1.00 each for inspection. Termites 4x8 paneling- $2.99 sheet airconditioners for tractors or combines $149.50 can gain for 85 or 66 Model Case tractor, RCCK $399 access to a building over the edge of CARPET FOR EVERY ROOM bs for MF 1100 or 1130 TR $350 the slab, and through expansion Kitchen Carpet as low as $3.99 &up for JD 4010, 20's, 5010 or 20's $299 joints, openings around plumbing, MIXED CHOCOLATES - FAMOUS BRAND awshares - Thro-Way type for IHC, Case, JD, Allis or and cracks in the slab. 1 lb. 44c - 5 lbs. 2.00- 10 lbs. 3.90 Oliver $1.99 ea. A Lot Of Steel Plate At Low, Low Prices or 1", 8',10' or 12' fuel hoses with fittings $2.99 ea. evi 15' Flex King chisels $999 ors for MF 1100, 1130 or 1150 tractors $499 You Always Save At Iced MF platform trailers for combines $199 each teed tractor duals 14/30 $225 - 18.4x30 $295 Two Sides On 18.4x34 $295 - Winch truck $395 passenger 36' bus. Harvest special - $2995 SURPLUS CITY camper and carrier, brand new $8999 Contract Farming SOUTH 5TH STREET Phone 913 258-2618 4 wheel drive Jeep pickup, 1/2 ton $295 Contract farming often ShopwornPower Cat fiberglass catamaran boat with 75 HP motor isap- HERINGTON, KANSAS and trailer $995 or will trade for machinery pealing at first glance, buta closer HARRY HERBEL, OWNER ppieer to fit MF 85 or 88 TR, 1800 Oliver $295 inspection before signingon the luipped (demo.) -inllaams 550D 12' road patrol with can and PS, new paint. ,Will trade for anything. Tucker scraper $275 lal. fuel tank, pump, hoses, filter and trailer $175 0 cab for MF 410 or 510 combine $299 ffer DBL hitch $595 Charles City assembly lines This Ad Worth $20.00 are pouring them out. When Presented With The Purchaseof $100 MF Parts No matter what kind of tractors you've been le are salvaging tractors and combines st buying, you don't want to miss the latest from - Write Or call us. moothing att.. SI need house trailers. Will trade Oliver. 4' Krause tandem disc machinery for them. 16 JD sernimounted plow $295 Check out the 1855 with 98 turbo- $595 ITEM We stock 14, 16, 18 and20 ft. MF combine tables charged hp. And Hydraul-Shift transmission 5' head, hydraulicree 5x14 mounted plow to let you work it most effectively. Plus fuel ' Flex King chisel $395 illattachment, strs, $1295 (Rivers economy that scored 15.84 hp. hours per ew 10' MF offset disc gallon in official tests. Miller 16' offsetdisc, almost new $1495 JD 5x14 3 pt. plow $1295 For still more power, the 1955 with 108. BALERTWN pickup reel for MF 510 $395 a'"hi $195 Also turbo -charged. And the other Olivers: bine or tractor airconditioners $149 each The 1755 with 86 hp.; the 1655 with 70 hp.; roll...... )1 er the 1555 with 53 hp. TRACTORS THE DADDY OFTHEM ALL NOW IN STOCK All from Oliver at Charles City, builder MF GIANT 18004 WHEEL DRIVE TRACTOR - of quality tractors for 70 years. And now 930 LP Casetractor turning out the best ones ever. 932 CE dieselCase tractor $3995 1800D 3 pt. Oliver $4500 MF 85D,very good $2295 IV 705 LP, $1495 roll clean $1995 COMBINES ATCHRISTMAS TIME PRICES Extra Special This Month Carry OverNew MF 410D Combine $8999.00. - Can You Beat This? your wa MAKE MODEL YEAR PRICE JD 55 49 395.00 MH 90 56 495.00 MF 92 JD 58 1495.00 55 MF 54 995.00 S92 MF 60 1495.00 S92 MF 61 1695.00 410 MF 64 2995.00 410 GLEANER 65 3995.00 C11 MF 66 3995.00 410 MF 66 4995.00 410 MF 66 4995.00 410 r, good ...... MF 66 4495.00 410 MF 66 4495.00 410 MF 66 4495.00 410 MF 67 4995.00 year 1959 ..... 410 MF 67 4995.00 410 MF 67 4995.00 GLEANER 410D 68 240 5995.00 good ...... MF CORN HEAD 621 6R 495.00 MF CORN HEAD 510 2495.00 MF 64 510 3995.00 MF 66 r, good ' . 510D 5995.00 MF 67 510D 6995.00 MF 67 510G 6995.00 MF 67 5995.00 ...... ' 510G MF 68 510D 6995.00 MF 68 510D 6995.00 MF 68 510D 6995.00 Kewanee MF 69 510D 7995.00 69 7995.00 2384103 reett ussedandcownibin. .LECT es in stock to f,_ e will deal. and we will not )NCITY We will sell be beat on price. e planon selling combines with no cash over 100 new and usedcom- dlugdtfiliorstJhune sale. We will makeyou believe in Santa Woody, or Rudolph the HUMPHREY MARYSVILLE ALMA HOLTON IT DEALER. IMPLEMENT Peschel Bros. hnpl. Eberwein Garage Spicer Implement - COMBINE CITYUSA We TradeFor Anything Phone EMPORIA DURHAM CLAY CENTER John ICIOWA, 316 8254531 tan Area KANSAS 67070 Arndt Equip. Co., DI 2-5262 G & R Impl. Co. Tobuten Impl. Co. To note ananniversary at hisConcordia Sales Co., pull as a side attraction owner TomWalker had a pony at his Saturdaysale. The team of Spike Wilson of Clifton won thepull, with teams of .Rollie LaGasse of Concordia andDick Shepard of Miltonvale coming in second and third.
DAMAGE SALE The hail did more than just damage crops.It damaged a large number of our newtrucks and used cars. Some have beendamaged quite heavily, others lightly. We willdiscount every car and truck that has beendamaged. OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN. cusToivlER BAN RIVEIN A List Of New 1971 Trucks The ICENTER - N a of Peoples banking qu a That Have Been Damaged whi ge Dietrich bank °Pr 1971 FORD RANGER F-100-cruise-o-matictransmission, ore the brakes, radio, 1,1885. A lone chrome outside mirrors, vacuum booster "bank, he will ar SAVE power steering tutomobile, wife 1971 FORD RANGER F-100-302 V8,3 speed, radio, tint- Inch and his community east ed glass SAVE 1971 FORD CUSTOM F-100-360 V8,3 speed SAVE 1971 FORD RANGER F-100-360 V8,tool storage box, cruise-o-matic, vacuum booster brakes, radio,tinted Pony Pull At QUES - glass, extra cooling radiator, power steering SAVE 1971 FORD RANGER F-100-302 V8, cruise-o-maticSAVE 1971 FORD CUSTOM F-100-360 V8,cruise-o-maticSAVE Concordia Sale Barn 1971 FORD SPORT CUSTOM F-100-360 V8,cruise- o-matic, air conditioning, radio, tinted glass, power steering SAVE 1971 FORD CUSTOM F-100-302 V8, cruise-o-matic, radio SAVE 1971 FORD SPORT CUSTOM F-100-302 V8, cruise-o-matic, radio, extra cooling radiator, power steering SAVE 1971 FORD CUSTOM F-100-302 V8, cruise-o-maticSAVE cruise-o- 1971 FORD SPORT CUSTOM F-100-360 V8, Rollie LaGasse's midget drop leaf tat matic, radio, power steering, extra cooling radiatorSAVE glass dcor ch 1971 FORD SPORTS CUSTOM F-100-360 V8, radio, d needlepoint SAVE bits extra cooling radiator ihed buffet 1971 FORD SPORTS CUSTOM F-100-360 V8, radio, Pd.fruitwood French
power steering SAVE I coffeetable,le 1971 FORD CUSTOM F-100-360 V8, radio SAVE 1971 FORD CUSTOM F-100-360 V8, Explorer pkg. C, iillyecd French P p fables,leather( radio, extra cooling radiator SAVE eh TheWinc 1971 FORD CUSTOM F -100 -4 -speed SAVE ail glass hangin 1971 FORD CUSTOM F-100-302 V8 SAVE ed condition desk chair, swivel 1971 FORD CUSTOM F-100-360 V8, Explorer llass front china c pkg. B SAVE kitchen table and 1971 FORD SPORT CUSTOM F-100-360 V8, Explorer pkg. C. radio, tinted glass, extra cooling radiatorSAVE 1971 FORD CUSTOM F-100-360 V8, Explorer pkg. corner table ay dressing to D, tool storage box, radio SAVE (dung stool 1971 FORD SPORTS CUSTOM F-100-360 V8, SAVE radio A big tugfrom Dick San 1971 FORD CUSTOM F-100-360 V8, Explorer pkg Shepard'steam C., radio, tinted glass, extra cooling radiator, 25 gallon Clerk- SlleByGERALI frame mounted gas tank with standard front tank SAVE Beloit, Kansi 1971 FORD CUSTOM F-100-360 V8, 4 speed SAVE 1971 FORD SPORTS CUSTOM F-100-Explorer pkg. D, tool storage box, radio, 25 gallon frame tank .. SAVE 1971 BRONCO WAGON -302 V8, bucket seats, 2 skid plates, 5 mud and snow tires, radio, free running hubs, extra cooling radiator SAVE 1971 FORD F-600 CAB AND CHASSIS -330 V8, 4 -speed, 2 -speed, extra cooling fan, 2 Western Mirrors, CHECK THIS ONE IN TIME FOR HARVEST SEASON. OLD COINS
s Used Cars That Have Been Damaged p .nut marble top sai black walnut 1970 FORD 2 DOOR HARDTOP-Radio, heater, automatic, pt. team Joodr condition power steering, air conditioned. LaGasse's Virgle Tomcu vedglass c 1970 FORD 2 DOOR HARDTOP-Radio, heater, automatic, HOUSEHOLD SALE ,rPerfectcond power steering, air conditioned. In Alma, Kansas, 'I block west of m,0 0,Pleaftable 1970 FORD TORINO 4 DOOR HARDTOP Alma Hotel, 2nd house north. nacckov canechair 1970 MUSTANG-Radio, heater, automatic, power steering, SUNDAY, JUNE 6 e air conditioning. YPe rudn.n Starts 1:00p.m. rack to covered fli:d0C11,fit gA Frigidaire Cyclamatic refrig- condition erator, 2 -door, auto -defrost T Ford 30" Frigidaire electric range good Coleman gas heater with blower Th . and temperature control YIN cards Lifetime stainless steel waterless - cc cookware of shells
Lots of other furniture,utensils Oil 1 an anddishes; some antiquesin- rases aMPs cluding camelback trunk; 138 old Painted picture postcardsin2 albums; ti4kesPlat 'errnE carnival glass bowl; china hair receiver; child's red rocker; silver ure frames on copper teapot, etc. & Terms - Cash agar treadle 913 823-2237 340 N. Santa Fe Rosa Reuter Estate Jim Kirkeminde, Auctioneer his fed FIRSof Topeka Ph. 913 357-7161 or 232-5360 atches SAUNA, KANSAS Herren & Franks, Clerks Dillon Williams of ClayCenter w gale By krk 4104, il(teAnls
1111111hifts....- )., tion promotionaland of educationalLawrence. Judging of the heiferanyone desiring information about Sheepmen Vote programsforsheepandwoolclasses will begin at 11 a.m. sharpentries can contact Lori Hagenbuch, in products. !and all entries must be stalled by 10Route 3, Lawrence, Kansas 66044. On Checkoff Of These programs include theMakea.m. Paper Back 25c -35c It Yourself With Woolcontest, the The official judge for the show will 50c - 75c Promotion Funds Miss Wool of Americanprogram,be Virgil Huseman, farm editor for and educationalprograms forWIBW Radio and T.V. at Topeka. In Books Kansas sheep producers andconsumers, teachers, homeaddition to the placings, he will also Largest Stock feeders will have an opportunityeconomists, and students. present a type demonstration prior In Town between June 7 and June 18to The ASPC motion picturesareto the judging classes. continue or discontinue support ofseen by million of persons eachyear, All interested cattlemen are urged University sheep and wool promotional andtelling them about lamb, wool,andto attend and support the activities the sheep industry. ofthe junior organization and Book Store educationalprogramsofthe 623N. ManhattanManhattan American Sheep Producers Council A producer's "no" votemeans he would (ASPC). liketoseeallsuch U.S.SecretaryofAgriculturepromotional and educational efforts Clifford Hardin has called for adiscontinued. national referendum by sheepmen to Approval by two-thirdsofthe see if they want the ASPC's effortsvoting sheepmen or approval by continued four years through 1974.sheepmen controlling two-thirds of the total WHO TO CALL. Ballotswillbe mailedtoall sheep production OLMA PEAK sheepmen before the referendum.represented in the referendum is ph. Emporia 3 613-42- 1 All sheepmen are eligible to votenecessary for passage. PAUL HATCHER who have owned sheep or lambs, six Ifthe referendum passes,the ph. Emporia 316/342-6112 months old or older, for any 30 daysUSDA will continue to withhold11/2 SILL HATCHER period since January 1, 1971, reportscents for each pound of shorn wool ph. Emporia 316/342-3348 and 71/2 cents for each 100 pounds of GLENN UNRUH D. George Ahlschwede, Extension BARN -If)E. 316/342-24 sheep specialistat Kansas Stateunshorn lamb from the government Saffordville 316/2793453 incentive wool payments made to AT University. VIC PEAK ST CUSTOMER Ballots should be marked andproducers through provisions of the ph. Emporia 316/342-8411 DRIVE-IN BANK National Wool Act. ner Spike Wilson's first customermailed or delivered to the local LEE BRYANT Y CENTER - The Since 1954, the nation's sheepmen ph. Emporia 316/342.6557 opening of Peoples National new county Agricultural Stabilizationhave approved four referendums ' walkup banking quartersJune and Conservation Service not later WILaiiR WHITMAN teGeorge Dietrich who wasborn similar to the one this year. Cassoday 316/735-2475 sbefore the bank opened for than June 18. Mailed ballots must be June 1,1885. A long-time postmarked not later than June 18, e bank, he will arrive in a he reminds. omobile. Ahlschwede explains that a sheep Inch and his wife live in the June 25 Date community east of Clay producer's "yes" vote means he EARN MORE ON YOUR MONEY wouldliketo continue ASPC For NEK Junior Your Tax Comparable TAX Bracket After -Tax TIQUES - FURNITURE - OLD COINSAngus Heifer Show FREE Yield The Jackson County Fairgrounds in Holton, Kansas will host the 1971 30% 71% Wednesday, June 2 Northeast KansasJunior Angus heifer show on June 25, according to INTEREST NIGHT SALE - STARTS 6:30 P.M. Lori Hagenbuch, secretary of the 50% 151/2 at 410 North Campbell Street juniorAngusorganizationfrom Interest Paid Semi -Annually BELOIT, KANSAS IMO MN Mil NW IMNI =M OM =II Brass wall plaques FOR FULL INFORMATION PHONE OR WRITE Plume back, tapestry bottom oak FOR FREE PROSPECTUS rocker SALE 011ie LaGasse'smid,i: ood drop leaf table Peacock velvet fireplace screen SAT. EVE., JUNE 5 Bush & Company 310 N. Market Dresser wash stand; coffee Wichita, Kansas dwood glass door china hutch Incorporated 67202 uitwood needlepoint bottom grinder; 2 wickerrockers; 6:00 P.M. Lunch Served Area 316-262-7264 airs wicker chair; trunk; wicker flower MINDEN, KANSAS itwood buffet stand;picturesand Name d truitwood French Provin- frames; books. (11 miles NE of Belleville). I coffee table,leatherette Italian candlestick holder; Lots of goodfurniture and Address German plate; ironstone platter; dishes.Please consign mer- itwoodFrench Provincial goldcreamer andpitcher; chandiseearly. City p tables, leatherette tops sterling silver candlestick holder With The Wind amber and candy dishes; purple candy MUNDEN AUCTION HOUSE State bnail glass hanginglamp, dish;press glass punch bowl Phone 72.02 Zip rfect condition base; coffee pot and sugar bowl, desk chair, swivel china;fruit compote; china Auct. Bob Dorlac. glass front china closet sugar and creamer and dozens of kitchen table andchairs other items.
tstools OLD. COINS - Good collection le corner table including wantedLincolnpen- ogany dressing nies, silverdollars1890-0, 1928-S, table with 1958-D. tching stool Guns, movie equipment and some household goods. Feed Sunflower Soybean Pellets Sarah JaneGross Clerk -1st National and watch winter weight snowball. Sale By GERALD Bank, Beloit Beloit, KansasZIMMER Auction & RealEstate - Phone 913 738-2010
Saturday, June 12 Starts 11:00 a.m. At 421 Easr South Street BELOIT, KANSAS
OLD COINS -ANTIQUES- CITY HOUSE Antiques Sell 1:00p.m. walnut Small cast iron kettle marble top black dresser Oak commode, excellentcon- irror, walnut pulls dition good condition and w(arith curved Wooden sugar bucket It's a long drive to market bloom and few Primesoybeans.They'recarefully - glass doorand Small ornate walnut stand table perfect condition Brass bucket cattlemen can afford to sit out the winter. processed to preserve oak dropleaf table Wicker rocker back So, to finish ahead of the other herds thisvitalprotein content cane chairs Mantle clock, good running ood covered condition spring, feed Sunflower Soybean Meal while actually increas- ade wagon lamp, Ornate pottery vase, real old rs type Solid oak china closet Pellets this winter. ingtheirpalatability gage rackrunning board Wood windmill wall plaque tofit Model During winterand digestibility. good condition T Cast iron tea kettle ModelT Ford And dozens & dozens of other months, most of the FeedSunflowerin ds, good running items. For free catalogue, feed your cattle will 40% soybean meal geVipiath.The write auctioneer. Wind lamp ying cards base eat merely goes to pellets or as 36%, 32%, or 22% formu- - collectors OLD COINS Including 18 silver certificates; meet basic energy lated range cubes. avperlsaassitnesotefOdsilheGlallms pasnd rocks 43 silver dollars; preciousquar- requirements. Most Don't let cold weather hold up your ters, dimes, pennies,nickels, and halves. herds will be doing well to hold their own. herd's drive toward market bloom. Keep German varier' plat and That's why you need a super -charged them moving. Supplement winter grasses desk 11°°1 es 2 BEDROOM HOME igefs pict protein supplement if you're looking for a hoesure frames InBeloit. with Sunflower Soybean Meal Pellets and & pictures For inspection,call Ed Walter, Emery Walteror Ger- substantial winter weight gain. The best pack on the pounds. That way, winter 6-Singer t ald Zimmer. bine r ea diesewing one you can buy, and feed, is Sunflowerfeeding will be more than just dead wait. Also Selling Many Miscellaneous Items Soybean Meal Pellets. HEIRS Thisisa supplement made .from KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS COMPANY,INC. ts, OF BEULAH Clerk-1st National WALTER nature'srichest source ofprotein. Dickens 2-1210' Emporia, Kansas tly G, Beloit Bank, Beloit KansasERALD ZIMMERAuction & RealEstate Phone 913 738-2010 delivery of two until next year.He been canceled. Of Foursaid no orders had June1, 1971 Three Out When Boeing announcedphysical RIP1 details of the 747 in 1966,it said:transportation." On thatan Leo Seats Empty "Ourstudiesindicated Earlier,the cop airplane of this type isrequired as tO, that market forecasts!.had 747 Trip the most logical stepin order to 1975 passenger ndi gasoline r Average growth in air levelthree executives say theymeet the projected of 1965 anda 10 -fold ti m4 bail0011, Some airline cargo are confidentthe 747 jumbo jetliners big moneymakers 0.1ead 3,11 will prove to be )meintrouu although they flew withmost of their h the firstyear of FROM THE HEART TO YOU sales seats empty in of the Kansas Flint of ser operation. ig""atedeso by Boeing's 360 -passenger747 took to cent a in 1970 when the per the skies early .;I model6 economy was in astrong downdraft. 134 Angus Ranch FemaleSale most With the recessioncutting into moc 1971Lunch at noon hot older corporations ,fohlloe sale andprofits, gasoline executives, June4 im media telyby t on grounded a lot of their sale haveI back on vacation and individuals cut the so-call, trips about the timethe 747 came 250 Cows Calves and Springer along. Cows ration opera As the business recoverypicked 50 Yearling & Short YearlingHeifers slit the motorists SO THIS IS VENICE? up since thefirst of this year loplead bran Traffic in and out of the 747s rose, and This was the scene in Tescott May 23. passenger load of lufacturing the they expected Sale at ranch, Cassoday, Ks. -betweenEmporia town was still possible in trucks.The expected crest equal to industry leaders said ,;:; a gallon me Scaffolding at left is being used would produce a flood of 1951 did not materialize. a robust economy & El Dorado. Watch for tassoday Interchangeof to replace siding on Bank of Tescottwhich was blown off last sharp increase in airtravelers. kands. Kansas Turnpike on Hwy. 13. Watch osefullness inaugurated for salesigns, winter. Since 747 service was curbing P( there have been stories,perphaps by some in -coast flights For catalogs, write: personal apocryphal, of coast -to B -B AngusRanch Iwill sell at public auction the than s property of the late Alma Lindat her withfewerpassengers Tom Adams 8, Associates the industry Street, Clay rooms Richard Behrens residence located 418 Webster stewardesses - 14 - or rest Sale Managers, dgasoline coul Center, Kansas. Due to rain ithas been Star Route, Eureka - 12. P.O. Box 800 'pitting pollution. rescheduled for: But there is no doubtthat vacant Kansas,316-7354M mufflers, AR San Antonio, Tex. 72806 seats yawned linegaping teeth in the wants into Friday, June 4 seating. Ph: 512 /227-9207 fio plane's plush nine -across to)rnerequired says Starts5:00 p.m. -EVENING SALE The Civil AeronauticsBoard For details of this sale, See Grass & Grain May 25 and May 18, or perhapslater that in the last three monthsof 1970 told clog thes( Antique commode; end tables; the Household Goods table lamps; platformrocker; the passenger load of 747s on them inoperati Philco 30" pushbutton electric occasional chair; 2 piece divan New York -Los Angelesflights THE AREA'S GREATEST its been addedb range, good and chair; studio divan. averaged only about 25 per cent. 50 years as a small Frigidaire 11' refrigerator, good Antique writing desk; built up to a bit above 30 per BARGAIN PLACE With dining Thishas power. Chrome table and 4 chairs buffet; drop leaf table; 6 pointis Wringer type washing machine chairs; bedding linens; TVtrays; cent but the break-even Compare Our Prices With Others laeasingly center Wooden kitchentable;metal kerosene lamp; fruit jars. around 37 per cent, according tothe leaded gas table; clothes hamper; Universal Antiquepostcards;silver- CAB. :target of critici electric portable sewing machine garden hose; We have the largest & most complete ware; pots, pans; The total 747 domestic andin- Teaco introduced (like new); electric sweeper. pitcher and bowl set. ternational load factor in January line of building materials in Central Kan bout a year ago 3 -piece bedroom suite,com- Alotofveryniceantique a plete; metal bed, complete; dishes; odds and ends of dishes; was34.7 per cent, compared with 49 reefsagallon lawn Philco21" consoleTV; throw rugs; many small misc. per cent for all planes flownby the 11 ALLNECESSARY MATERIALS leaded brand. The bookcase; chairs; antique itemsofcollectorsitems and major trunklines, the CAB said. acted as other combination bookcase and desk, things & stuff. TO REPAIR STORM DAMAGE Boeing has sold 204 and delivered altered the field. S antique; antique mirror; large Terms: Cash Day Of Sale mirror. 99 of the $22 -millionplanes. Thir- ROOFING BELOWWHOLESA have not gone teen airlines are flying them. 60 Pound Roll Roofing ding in limited that Ily Atlantic F JeanBaker A Boeing spokesman said pastel green; pastel red, while it lasts - per roll ADMINISTRATRIX OF ALMA LIND ESTATE because of the economic $229al its wholesale John Meredith sluggishness United Air Lines has gasoline by 1 cent Clay Center, Ks. This is ideal for almost any farm building, granaries, sheds, Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 pushed back delivery of four 747s barns, etc. Attorney For Estate, Elmer Anderson, ClayCenter until 1972 and Pan Am has deferred SHINGLES FELT ROLL ROM'Bellevi SELL EVERY TUESDAY ATHERINGTON ROOF COATINGS NAILS I. All at Discount Prices Ann!
SELLIt Herington LivestockAuction Co., Inc. PANELLING SALE EVERY STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY CONSIGNEDCATTLE SEVERAL SEMI -LOADS OF la aluge run of lives
Here's a few sales made Tuesday, May 25th: Paul Robinson, 1 hoist cow 1415 (a: 23.40 PRE -FINISHED 4x8 PANELING looked cteady tost. Albert & Steve Schild, 58 mixed hfrs 746 (a'30.50 Paul Robinson, I hoist cow 955 (a' 22.10 *8 about S1.00 Ic Fred M. Shields, 2 hoist cows 1232 (a) 23.40 Dan Riffel, 1 wf str 590 (a? 30.20 1/4" 4 x7 Antique Birch Melvinare a few: Fred M. Shields, 1 wf hfr 575 6P 27.90 Leland Albrecht, 1 wf cow 965 (a) 21.60 Compare any where at$5.95 CATTLE Kent Brunner, 1 blk hfr 495 (a? 28.30 Walter Tiede, 1 hoist cow 1590 la' 21.10 33; Emil Soyez, 4 wf cows 932 60 22.40 Wes Pankratz, 2 blk strs 695 @ 30.60 A good No. 1 ,fos 4 x 8 Pacesetter Luan; 3 Colors $2,0 44! Emil Soyez, 3 wf hfrs 775 24.80 Wes Pankratz, 7 blk strs 752 @ 29.70 panel at a real bargain Emil Soyez, 7 wf cows 935 @ 65.45 Dan Riffel, 1 wf cow 1080 @ 22.00 Panelling. Ideal 551 Emil Soyez, 3 cows & clvs (a) 285.00 Guy Hanney, 1 blk str 835 @ 28.00 Vinyl Shield, high grade Vinyl Covered !trs J.W. Boyce, 1 wf cow 1075 @ 20.00 resistant. 38.! Emil Soyez, 4 cows & clvs @ 285.00 for any room. Washable and scratch ;Its 44 Norwood Vahsholtz, 2 hoist cows 1115 @ 22.90 panel . $1, Emil Soyez, 1 cow & elf @ 335.00 4 Decorator Colorsto choose from per 51f 26.90 Norwood Vahsholtz, 1 hoist cow 1065 @ 22.00 qrs Emil Soyez, 1 wf bull 1160 69( Nelson Poe, 1 wf cow 725 (a? 19.00 SALE sari Rex Siebert, 1 wf bull 385 (a) 35.00 DON'T MISS THIS Slf Rex Siebert, 3 cows & clvs @ 292.50 Bob Goracke, 11 hoist strs 1000 (a? 26.20 of SUS Never before has this type 77; Paul Hegle, 1 blk bull 455 @ 34.00 Engel Bros., 6 hogs 198 00 16.80 114I Panelling been offered atthese prices 81( Scully Estate, 2 wf cows 1002 Cu? 22.80 Monte Carl, 8 hogs 220 (" 17.20 ,g11 82i Scully Estate, 10 wf cows 781 @ 25.80 Joe Clemence, 24 hogs 222 (a) 17.30 Illstrs 865 Dean Miller, 1 blk bull 1040 @ 26.80 Edwin Albrecht, 1 hog 240 @ 17.10 DOORS COMBINATION WOOD STORM 747 John Veal, 1 wf bull 1050 @ 26.80 R.J. Carl, 9 hogs 235 @ 17.20 Pre -hung, including Hardware $14.95 775 Martha Linder, 2 wf cows 1265 @ 20.35 John Gieswein, 19 hogs 234 (?)r. 17.20 .. 30" and 36" by 6'8" your choice at 785 Robert Linder, 2 wf cows 1187 (a? 21.70 Harry Miller 27 hogs 243 @ 17.20 kfhits DOORS 29c Gerhardt Kickhaefer, 10 hoist strs 800 @ 27.00 Auchard & Auchard, 27 hogs 217 @ 17.30 WOODEN SCREEN $7.49 Ifs Glen Meyer, 2 blk hfrs 432 @ 26.60 Wayne Weber, 4 pigs (a) 12.25 30" x 6'8" 362 715 Glen Meyer, 45 mixed hfrs 540 @ 30.00 Dean Miller, 9 hogs 237 @ 16.80 bb 875 Joe Dvorak, 1 bwf bull @ 41.00 DOORS kihfrs 497 Harvey Schlesener, 2 blk bulls @ 57.00 Ralph Klein, 5 pigs @ 11.50 ALUMINUM STORM harclwart C.H.Sigle, 4 bwf strs 382 @ 40.00 Albert Olson, 15 pigs @ 12.25 with all 820 Pre -hung, complete co, 1305 Floyd Albrecht, 1 wf cow 765 @ 23.00 David Brunner, 1 shoat 196 @ 16.10 $29.95 1245 Jim Loney, Jr., 1 hoist bull @ 32.50 Randall Pritz, 13 hogs 208 @ 17.30 32"x36" - - 1225 Mike Thomas, 1 blk str 765 @ 31.70 Jim Piper, 6 pigs 13.50 Frank Bachura, 7 pigs @ 12.00 HardboardSiding 1465 Larry Richardson, 1 wf cow 850 @ 21.70 7/16 x 12" Weyerhaeuser Persq Lynn Jones, 1 bwf hfr 1045 @ 24.00 Paul Kellogg, 2 hogs 355 @ 17.00 1190 Block sealed & 'primedface ...... 940 Harold Diepenbrock, 1 blue rn hfr 575 @ 27.50 Stanley Carson, 4 pigs @ 12.00 Don McMahan, 12 hogs 216 @ 17.20 1230 W.F. Vinduska, 1 blk bull 315 @ 35.70 5" spacing80Rod R°I1 Von Pschigod, 5 hogs 210 @ 17.25 Barbed Wire, 12% gg. 2 pt. ...V.95 900 W.J. Kohman, I wf str 305 @ 38.00 1205 Gus Hamm, 1 hoist cow 1360 @ 22.20 Bryce Betties, 10 hogs 250 @ 17.20 Park Mauderly, 4 hogs 210 @ 17.30 .89 1010 John Polok, I blk hfr @ 70.00 each ...... 1195 Wenzel Holub, 200 @ 17.10 6' Steel Posts U Type Frank Munsell, 1 wf cow 1415 @ 20.70 1135 Bill Shippy, 1 wf hfr 335 @ 29.90 Kickhaefer Bros., 538 @ 13.10 Uncle Ernest Gruber, lwf hfr 1385 @ 23.00 A.C. Eisele, 2 shoats @ 19.50 Will NotBe Ernest Gruber, 1 wf hfr 595 @ 29.90 Ray Bielebelf, 7 hogs 211 @ 17.30 Trader Bill htfe;hfomiaii- 'flgandII"or MARKET REPORTS: a Radio Station WIBW Topeka, Monday 12:15 pm; Tuesday, 7 am. Radio Station KJCK, Junction City, Monday thru Saturday, 8:30 am. w,ae,,o HART A BI B08'..INjRAIGENe
LA.,.. MORRISON, BONDED FOR YOURPROTECTION Excellent Thick and Rail Facilities su lY KNEOLII Building PP H. Irvin Christiansen Edward B. Tolle Joe Clemenoe ,r. Your Discount Phone 1613 Roxbury Phone 9134794922 ne Phone 316-732-3185 KS Fleldman C. C. Wendt Lee W. Remy Heldman Ted Haefner '724 North 13th SAUNA, 913-258-2529 Phone 913-9834473 Phone 316-924-5446 June 1,1971 specified. A mass mailing was made )Turns Motorist Off Suit Against in the state, advising ansportatioso Gar everyone of the class action and giving notice that Earlier, Grass & Grain the lead Gasoline Pumps they were includedinthe 37 tatrat market co OW Drug Companies im- fordsts pa,gnto getmotorists to which still left it 2 cents higher than plications of the lawsuit unless they Y75 passenger June 1, 1971 level line has gone over theleaded gasoline. filed a written request to beex- 1965 and thtp. ded gas° Includes All a 10 -fold ton, sales figures cluded from the suit. M. d balk Standard Oilcompany of Ohio, which introduced You may not knowit,but you itslow -leadprobably have sued andlow -lead gasolinelast November,saidit American WE BUY FATHOGS no -lead Cyanamid, Pfizer,Bristo-Meyers, were introducedabout aaccounts for only about2 per centof -Toyou have attainedsales. Olin-Mathieson, and Upjohn. Mondays thru Fridays9 a.m.-3p.m. their` The State of Kansas AT IIICHiN PACIFIC STOCKYARDS Its _estintatitraction of service station Union Oil company of California has filed a by one industry discontinuedits lawsuit against thepharmaceutical regular -gradefirms,contending MARYSVILLE, KANSAS allperedcentl ocfasrasles. leaded gasolinein favor of low -lead thatthey monopolized and overchargedfor Clougherty Packing Co. h Female on model fuela year ago in California, whereaureomycin N(> COMMISSION Si mostoperatelead-freepollution has been a controversial and terramycin NO SHRINKAGE ichat noon, perform products from 1954 to1966. We may not have the hesthog market every day, follovie'1,, models problem, in parts of Nevada and but 0.-e The lawsuit wasa class action, hut we may have the hestmarket' the day you wish nediately then, iely ongasoline fromwhich Hawaii. The company said low -lead to sell your hogs. by dl. been partly and swept intothe gasoline accounts for 39 per cent of lawsuit as BONDED FOR YOUR PROTECTION so-called low -lead plaintiffs anyone whomight have Eide:1 i-tivesthe h its total volume in those areas. MARK WILKIE Ind Springer boughtthedrugsinthetime Nie "Eventually everyone will have to Resident Buyer Phone 562-2050 Yearling operators reporthave a no -leadorlow -lead Hoill .aneysmtaottioornists shun the lead - gasoline," a Union Oil spokesman brands because lid low -lead said. "We decided to go ahead.-1M2B t3 Ks. -between costs mean 2L:13E1 I0G13E Emplimanufacturing Othercompaniesgivetheir INTEREST RATES have beenlowered ssoday n customers a choice; we don't." for FLBA member -borrowers.Another rr,7d-fo./ American Oil company said lead- important reason farmers& ranchers LAND BANK find FLBA their logical lending 3. Watch for soli so. the usefullness of the new freegasoline sales amounted to agency. 'L/ioncealeoie curbing pollution is about 5 per cent of the total in its OPEN MONDAY THROUGH Clay Center FRIDAY 8-5(Closed 12-1) aged by some in the oil in - Mid -West area. Atlantic Richfield, - 1:00-3:00 p.m. Tuesday - KM SecurityBldg. B -B Angus 604Humboldt - 913 776-6931j in which sells lead-free gasoline at Home 913 539-8725 say nn -lead Richard Iehteet,t4inthe inc 3,100service stations,putits asol ine could be a real Star Route,IA leadt gn average of sales at 1 to 2 per cent. Federal Lund BankAssociation gpollution only when Shell Oil company said unleaded OF MANHATTAN, KANSAS Kansas,316.1341 SERVING cumufflers,which change R. Stanley Parsons gasoline accounted for 3 to 4 per cent ITLAY GEARY Manager pollutantsintoharmlessof its sales. POTTAWATOMIE RILEY COUNTIES me required in new cars The American Petroleum Institute k Grain May 25 and May It or perhaps later. Lead in reports that production costs for would clog these mufflers unleaded gasoline may be about 2 SATURDAY, JUNE 5 e them inoperative. cents a gallon higher than for leaded STARTS 12:00 NOON LUNCH Served JREATEST has been added to gasoline gasoline. Marketing costsare higher As we have sold our farm with immediate possession, we will sell the PLACE ost 50 years as a means of too, because special pumps must be following at public auction at the farm located from Hiawatha, Kansas 2 power. With publicat - installed. miles south on US Highway 73, 1/2 mile west and 1/4 mile north. Or from With Othersincreasingly centering on the Horton, Kansas, 10 miles north on U.S. Highway 73, and 1/2 mile west and What about the future? 1/4 mile north. (Watch For Sale Signs). ent, leaded gasoline has "Many motorists haven't found & most compll a target of criticism. the link between lead-free gas and Farm Machinery side, built on skids, sitting on clear 1x6x16 fir fence boards, introduced lead-free clean air," says A.B. Groh, director concrete; 60 bushel creep feeder, new; 6 clear 1x6x18 als inCentralexacoRai" 1970 built same as self -feeder above; firfence eabout a year ago its price of marketing research for American MasseyFerguson 180 boards, new; good used 1x6 fence mATER/kitCents_ a gallon above the dieseltractor,less than300 two 4x16 foot hay feeders, like boards, various lengths. Oil company. "They haven't defined hours, like new new. ma) r leaded brand. The price gap their trade-offs - how much they're Good painted 2x6x24'; 4x6x16', DRM Dag etracted as otheroil com- 1965 MasseyFerguson 135 gas 5x16 ft. V -type hay and grain good as new; other 2x4's and willing to spend in time and in- tractor, less than 1100 hours, A- feeder; 3 automatic propane tank 'entered the field. Still some 2x6's, various lengths (good); 1 & convenience to get clean air." 1 condition heaters; 3rope5 -gal.cattle es have not gone beyond 2in.rough walnut crotch for WVVH01.5 But, he said, "There's no doubt 1971 (new) MF 82 4x16 plow, 20" oilers, like new; 5 gal. aluminum rketing in limited areas. tank cattle oiler; V -type hay & gunstocks; 25 rough12'cedar thattherewillbesubstantial sealed bearing coulters and boards, 1/2,1 & 2" thick, wide $11.ntlyAtlantic Richfield cover boards grain calf feeder; 2 mineral and - per roll demand for lead-free gasolineby width; 4 new 10' by cut its wholesale price of 1968 MF 25, 8' side rake, 3 point salt feeders; wood -burning tank sheets 1975 and we're well into thetran- galvanized corrugatedroofing. gasoline by 1 cent a gallon, 1968 MF 317'dynabalance heater. iilding, granaries' sheds, sition now." McCulloch 250 chain saw, like mower, 3 point new, new chain in box; mower MF 3x14 plow, stellite shares, 3 MISCELLANEOUS parts, sections, 12 pt. Diesel fuel barrel and Black- etc.; lb. sledge;forks, 'Bel 110 scoops, spades, ROLL R 1971 (new) AC 12'6" tandem disc mer pump (new); gallon leville Livestock with 20" blades round gas tank to fit pickup box, shovels, axe, saws, hoes, yard
NAILS rakes, garden hose; new roll of 1GS 8' tandem wheel clean; 300 gal. gas tank, with disc,with 18" hailscreen;severalrollsof .ount Prices blades, like new stand, hose and nozzle, good as omission Co., Inc. new; 250 gallon stainless steel galvanized cable and clamps for 7'Dearborn mower, 3 point, good corner posts; staples; insulators; SELLING CATTLE AND HOGS lmco 3pt. posthole digger, 12" diesel fuel tank, complete with auger, like filter (new). fence pliers, etc., and many other SALE new items too numerous to mention. EV JD 15'3 sectionharrow, near 28" self-propelled lawn mower;
Swisher 3 -wheel ridinglawn OF "Y FRIDAY new POWER Al -LOADS thalarge JD 3 -sectionspringtoothharrow, mower; hand post hole digger run of livestock on hand forour sale last Friday, the WOODWORKING TOOLS looked 3 pt.,as good as new likenew;steelpostdriver; 4x8PANELIg steady to strongon stocker and feeder cattle with the 9" DeWalt radial arm saw, 6" gab Golden Rod wire stretcher, like out $1.00 lower. Servis7' 3 point rear blade dado ( DeWa It) withextra belchmarea few sales 7x14 4 -wheel hay trailer new; 1 new roll of hail screen. from our auction: Twin-draulic 2 -cylinder front 1/2 ton chain hoist; several log blades; Porter cable router, CATTLE cabinet,bits and dovetailat- ...... 1 rn wf cow 11200 21.25 loader chains;chain boomer;2 new 335 @ 41.501 blk cow tractorumbrellas; tachment; 3" Porter Cable hand 980 @ 21.30 Heavy duty rear boom (can be portable belt sander. A good No.1 449(0 37.10 1 redcow 1110@ 20.25 used in place of scoop on front loadingchute onrubber;air 345 @ 39.60 1 blk 6" Atlas jointer on cabinet, 3/4 cow 1110 (a) 21.20 loader) compressor, tank, hose and gun; hp motor, thickness planer at- Id 558 @ 36.10 1wf cow 20 oz. grease gun (new); two 50 - Panelling, itrs 785 (4 20.40 20' Snowco bale elevator, with /2 tachment; Atlas 6" tool grinder, overed 385 @ 35.80 16 blk cows & clvs lb. bags of salt and mineral. str P277.50 HP Delta motor, like new) motor and cabinet; 6" bench tool itch resistant. 449 @ 34.80 7 wfcows & clvs 2 new show halters for club P265.00 250 -gal. stainless steel tank, 3 pt. panel 5180) 33.60 grinder. )m per dstrs 1 redcow 1050 (0 21.00 field sprayer with 8 40" row calves; AC 220 welder with cable; 690@ 33.10 13' cabinet & work bench (can stn 1 redbrfcow 1060 (a) 21.00 triple 1" pipe heavy duty boom, oblongstocktanklikenew; be used separately or attached); THIS SALE SIB@ 32.50 1 Reg. Angus bull dehorner and ear notching tool; Mrs P425.00 stainlessnozzles,hi power c clamps. ; this typeof 775 @ 32.25 1 Reg. wf bull @335.00 (New - Never been used) metal martin house, on pipe pole. 810 @ 32.25 15"Atlasfloormodeldrill id at these Prices stns 1 wf bull @270.00 70 GPM gear drive PTO pump Set of truck chains never used; 827 @ 31.95 press, mortise attachment and & bin sir 1 wf bull 0'260.00 2 odd pairs truck chains; pair 865 @ 30.85 bits;15"Delta band saw on DOORS sus 1 wf bull 02265.00 825x15 Weed car chains,good; ORM 747 @ 30.70 cabinet, all attachments; cabinet sir 1 wf bull 1755 @ 27.40 electricfencer. 775 @ 30.10 clamps; nail puller; 2 wrecking tit§ sirs 1 char bull 1165 (a? 26.20 Twenty 4" top, 8' treated posts, at...... 785 @ 29.50 bars; many misc. hand tools and Whirs 1 char bull 1075 @ 25.90 like new; several large treated items too numerous to mention. lifts 290 @ 36.00 1 char bull poles, 10 to 20 foot; 100 used steel DOORS $1.49 935 @ 25.90 362 @ 33.30 posts; 100 9' large treated posts, 715 @ 29.10 HOUSEHOLD GOODS hat HOGS squared 2 sides; insulated an- 17 cu.ft. Coldspot deep freeze, %hits 875 @ 28.80 9 hamp pigs chors and brackets for hi -line. 497 @ 28.50 @16.50 chest type TORM 34 hamp & white pigs @.13.50 20 5/8x16' galvanized threaded Dining room suite (table, 4 chairs 820 @ 23.00 40 white pigs rods; oilfloor furnace; copper 1123055: 22.20 @ 14.00 and matching hutch) With allh Cdor 10 white pigs @17.25 tubing (some new); two 3/4x14' Frigidaire 40" electric range, cow 21.50 12 mixed pigs CATTLE threaded rods; angleironall $29.95 1225 @ 21.40 @ 11.00 double oven col/ 14 white pigs @ 13.75 15 month old Charolais-Hereford lengths, some new; sheet iron row 1465 @ GE refrigerator, large size, with 21.40 25 white butch 212 @ 17.80 crossbull,real good, tested and plate; heavy plate welding [email protected] freezing compartment lardboard "ing, 2 hamp butch 192 @ 17.20 clean, health papers furnished bench; junk iron. rot 940 @ 21.40 2 white butch Piano & bench, excellent cond. 1230 @ 225 @ 17.35 8 Whiteface cows with calves by 12 6" wire wheels for grinders 21.20 3 white butch side (TB & Bangs tested within and buffers; lots of 6" and larger Oak secretary desk, swivel chair no80 fodd row. 181 @ 17.40 4 occasional chairs 5,, spaci. 1 hamp butch 2 1209001500 @@@ 23.50 210 @ 16.75 last weeks, health papers grinding discs for grinders and row 2201..4005 Hollywood twin beds with box tot 1 hamp gilt 180 @ 16.40 furnished) buffers; 150 lbs. (3 boxes) Lincoln ...... 1 red sow Shield Arc 85 Reverse welding springs and mattresses ... 1195 @21.30 345 @ 15.30 Apartment -size ...... 4 white sows HAY rod; lots of 14" half -round electricrange 1135 @21.40 425 @ 14.00 Bedding & drapes; throw rugs; 5 hamp I' whitesows 418 @ 14.60 125 bales alfalfa hay, 4th cuffing, bastard files (some new); 2 Hypo in barn nylon roller PTO pumps. Maytag mangle ironer, like new; Be coffee & end tables;pictures; 11011i 500-600 bales new brome hay (if All sizes bolts, mostly new in rill Not action some dishes, pots and pans. or requests to,look - cut by sale date) boxes; miscellaneous used pipe cieling well comettrt: over your livestock, caHany at fittings; 2 sets saw horses; new CATTLE EQUIPMENT roll of barb wire; 2 reels heavy A FEW ANTIQUE ITEMS olARLAN BARN PHONE 5x16' 4 -ton wooden self feeder, electric fence wire; several rolls JENSEN. -913-527-2258 Terms- Cash PP CRAIG, Concordia,Salina. Ka Phone 913-825-0912 with metal roof extending 6' each of good bright used barb wire; 12 SON' IKE KNEOLIK, Kans.none Marc Ph 913-243-1112 "'JENSEN,Narka, Kans.Phone 7021 Hardy, Nebr. suPPli tkiMHSCHOU, Phone 402-279-3293 Iiiding Agenda, Kans.Phone 355 Mr. & Mrs. A. G. Albert, Owners uN'A Joe Fleskoski, Falls City, Nebr. -Auctioneers- Wayne Aeschliman, Bern, Ks. Clerk -Citizens State Bank, Hiawatha, Kansas courthouse in Lincoln,Ks. Bill tered Holsteins in Salina, Kans. Houston & Phil Houston.Sale Sale mgrs. John Carlin and Doug Fellers. by Jerry Knowles. Sept. 4 - Kansas Classic 3 -breed 1 June 8 - Farmsale north of Hanover, Kans., BillVon Waa- horse sale at Manhattan. Bob June1, 1971 G&G Calendar June 14. Wilson, St. George, sale mgr. m1111111111111111111111111111111111111rmiumimmummiummmilm1111111111P den. Changed from more than 2 and Fos-Nov. 20 - Production sale of Cent the Aucts. J. T. Dickson are June 1 - Household goods and Tom Gannon. This replaces ter Kretz. Johnson Hereford Farms, Smo- meaningful. sale originally scheduledat sale southeast lan, Ks. Af totalf2 June 10 - Farm .55 some collectors items in Alma, Mrs. Ver-Nov. 23 - Annual nroluction pe mi Denton, Texas. of Hartford, Kans., th Kansas, Rosa Reuter Estate, old cars sale of Amstein Herefords, e totaln Victor Hergenreter, exec. Auct.June 5 - Antique and non DaVis.Aucts. Jim Barr incomes and parts - Other antiques an and Ralph VanSickle. Bill Amstein, Clifton, Ks. Jim Kirkeminde. Falun, Ks., Forrest Jackson. June 11 - Quittingbusiness, June 1 - Farmland auction on thereeclp4ofort Auct. Paul M. Brown. Thissale Florence's Cafe, Washington, only east side of Kanopolis Dam, was postponed from May22 Kansas, Auct. FosterKretz. Kts. Amos Lagerstrom, Salina, due to rain. June 11 - 115A farmland onMc- n and Mrs. Florence Cowley of Anna 2 Wichita. Aucts. Bob Perry andJune 5 - Farm sale southwest Adams Rd., Salina, Ks., Inflation Cut per cent had of Hiawatha, Ks., Mr. and Mrs. 0. Nordin estate. Aucts.Frank money Frank Harz. $4,000orles,sois-a5lns9idrseici2leSsni June 1 - Farm sale north of A. G. Albert. Aucts. Wayne Harz and Bob Perry. 1 Aeschliman & Joe Fleskoski. June 12 - Antiques and house- Income Gains earnedbetween Beloit, Kansas., Mrs. Floyd June 5 - Welding, plumbing& Hogue. Aucts. Rollie Lagasse hardware at Lanham, Nebr., hold goods in Abilene, Ks., and Larry Lagasse. Grover Easter. Aucts. Carl and 13.6 Adams Welding, plumbing & Schnell and Wm. Schnell. To Zero between June 1 & 2 - Surplus CCC pro- Hardware. Aucts.Schutlis & pertiesin Republic, Scandia June 12 - City dwelling in Be- The purchasing powerofthe and Courtland, Kans., Republic Son & Wolken. loit, Ks., old coins, antiques & 1$80,000f12.7 June 5 - Price -McCoy Limousin typical American family did notbaentdween$10 County ASCS office, Paul Han- other items. Heirs of Beulah increase last year, for the first time dle, executive director.Auct. sale at the ranch of Ben and Walter. Auct. Gerald Zimmer. cent between Ruth Price northeast of Em- in nine years, the Census Bureau has 17.7 Eugene Waring. poria, Kans. June 12 - Farmland and farm eepeaenrrn$4edee'Mnbet June 2 - Old coins, antiques, in sale northwest .o.L Axtell, Ks., reported. ween $15,000 and guns and movie equipment in June 5 - Antique auction $25,000ea Munden, Ks., Auct. Bob Dor- Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Stock. Aucts The median money income in-earned between $25,000;a1 Beloit, Kansas, Sarah Jane Wayne Aeschliman & Gene eeni7: lac. creased $440 a family in 1970 overand half of 1 SER VICE Gross. Auct. Gerald Zimmer. bereatnewedep June 5 - Horse sale at Wilson Toby. of June 2 - Farmland & improve- June 12 - Household goods in 1969, to a total of $9,870. But thisearned $50,000or more. goody home ments southwest of Talmage, Sale Barn, Salina, Ks., Aucts. gain, the bureau found in its annual for tr Roger A. Johnson & Bob Perry Clay Center, Kansas, A. C. yos used Kans., Fay M. Jungel and Lona Bloom Estate. Auct. Foster survey, was erased by increases in H. Britt.Auct. Carl Schnell.June 5 - 338 W. Walnut, Junc- Kretz. June 4 - Household goods in tion City, Ks., furniture & an-June 12 - Real estate & house-the rate of inflation. Clay Center, Ks., Elma Lind tiques, Dr. John Peterson.C. The report paralleled one issued W. "Bill"Crites,auct. hold sale atSt.George, Ks. Estate. Auct. Foster Kretz. June 5 - Household goods and Jon Udden. Bob Wilson and earlier that showed that the number West' Postponed from May 21 due antiques north of Leonardville, Milton Anderson, aucts. of poor people in the nation in- to weather. Ks., Mrs. Goldie Wieters. June 12 - Household goods andcreased last year, for the first time June 4 - 440A Nemaha countyJune 6 - Stock & equipment in antiques in Salina, Ks., Law- NECCKE10E farmland at auction near Ax - rence Kappler. Aucts. Roger A.in a decade. IA son of tell, Kans., estate of Erwin Seneca, Ks., The Jack Graney Analysts said the figures in both Trading PostR- Antin,,e yHon. Johnson & Son. TWIN KNOLI Severin, Edward F. Mear and June 12 - 704 S. Adams, Junc-reportsreflectgeneral economic (His v.v.() John Severin, executors; Tho- Aucts. Gene Toby and Vern tion City, Ks., 12 room house mas L. Medill Jr., attorney for Groff sluggishness. of furniture, antiques & misc., oftheincome Choice selection exec.Rail RealtyCo.,sale June 6 - Household sale in Al- C. The stagnancy ma, Kans., Rose Reuter estate. Dr.A. O'Donnell Estate. yyear old bull . mgr.; Vern Groff, auct.. W. "Bill" Crites, auct. figures was evident in almost every June 4 - Sale of Angus females Auct. Jim Kirkeminde. breakdown presented inthe new June 7 - Farm sale southeastJune 13 - Antiques & household L at the B -B Angus Ranch, Cas- goods in Wamego, Ks., estate report. soday. Ks., Richard Behrens of of Clay Center, Ks., A. D. Mall. AIC 913 479.55! of Mrs. Emma Seilkopf. Auct. 1 Rural Rt.Eureka, Ks.Sale Auct. Foster Kretz. Women who worked full-time 9,, lum is located June 8 - 240A Lincoln County, Bob Wilson. continued to earn about 60 per cent mgrs. Tom Adams & Associ- Kansas, grassland. Sale at theJune 14 - Farm sale southwest ates.Aucts. Ray Sims and of Hanover, Kansas, Elmer as much as men. Hartzeim. Auct. Foster Kretz. Blacks continued to earn about 65 June 16 - Farm sale east of per cent as much as whites. Clay Center, Ks., Cleveland College graduates, with $16,000 FearEstate.Auct.Foster Kretz. median income, continued to earn June 17 - Norbert Haverkamp about three times as much as per- Charolais Dispersal, Sabetha sons with less than a grade school Livestock Auction, Sabetha, education. Ks., George Ackerman, sale mgr. and auctioneer. Wage earners in the South, with an June 18 - Farmland northwest $8,500 median income, continued to Advising is good but helpiq of Green, Ks., Dora Moore Est.lag about $2,000 behind those in the Auct. Foster Kretz. North, north central, and western June 19 - 706 W. Vine, Junction City, Ks., complete householdregions. MONAR of modern furniture, Victor Wages of fulltime workers, em- WE ARE GOING TO HAVE OUR SALE EVERY SATURDAY Kelso.C. W. "Bill"Crites, ployed year around, also stood still, Silo Repair AT OUR REGULAR TIME, ALL THE WAY THROUGH HARVEST. auct. the report showed. Their income .June 25 - Real estate in Clay increases, like those of all families, We are expecting a good run of cattle this week. Center, Ks., Christensen Est. were completely offset by inflation. Trowel Plast Auct. Foster Kretz. July 5 - Antiques & collectables, The census report in fact showed We had a real good sale for this time 1 bik bull 1030 @ 27.80 that family incomes not only did not of the year. A good run of cattle made 1 shrthrn bull 1275 @ 26.50 1620 Leavenworth, Manhattan, SAL Kansas. Richard Davis. Auct. keep up withinflation,butfell the cattle market very active and strong 1 wf bull . 1395 (a) 27.40 on all classes. Fat hog market had 5 Foster Kretz. slightly behind during 1970. C.G packer buyers competing the auction FAT HOGS July 10 - 480A farmland south- The median income gain was 4.7 ST west of Simpson, Ks., the Bar- he had a verb way, with fat hogs selling at a top of 9 white butch 230 01,17.90 Claude per cent, but inflation rose 5.9 per 18 mixed butch 232 (a)17.85 bara Marler estate, d a lot of peol $17.90. Marler, administrator. Auct. cent during 1970, meaning a 1.2 per 23 . Prices loo Following is a partial listing of 30 mixed butch 224 (a)17.75 cent loss in purchasing power. EXP Gerald Zimmer. on con About our sale last week: 15 hamp butch 228 Ca?17.75 July 11-12 - 1st annual Kansas But this difference is not FEEDER STEERS 31 mixed butch 244 (a)17.70 lasses offered. Angus Junior Show at Alma,statistically significant, census P.O. Bal 13 wf strs 634 @33.60 15 mixed butch 215 (0).17.65 Following is Ks., George Crenshaw, Rt. 3, analysts said. Because of possible Topeka 1 wf str 650 @32.50 22 mixed butch 216 P 17.60 Manhattan, chairman. the sale lastFrid 10 wf & bik strs 900 @31.20 12 mixed butch 198 @ 17.80 July 12 - Farm sale north ofsampling error,only changes of 9 wf strs 803 @32.20 19 mixed butch 217 @ 17.60 Glasco, Ks., Lee R. Stanford. OCKER & FE 2 mixed strs 810 @30.25 12 mixed butch 229 @ 17.60 Auct. Foster Kretz. wf sirs 1 blk str 900 @29.60 230 (a) July 14 - Farm sale south of wf sirs 20 mixed butch 17.60 PhoneC 1 wf str 700 @31.60 White City, Ks., Mr. & Mrs. 11bwf strs SOWS 9 blk strs 671 @33.10 Ervin Davis.Auct.Foster blbwf strs 1 white sow 330 @ 15.30 15 wf strs 860 @32.80 Kretz. blbwf sirs 1 hamp sow 350 @ 15.00 ICE MOTORS, Aug. 2 - Farm sale south of FiONALD Dealer blk sirs 1 white sow 390 @ 15.10 Greenleaf, Kansas, Bernard North Kansas Lanlest Volume STEER CALVES CHEVROLE1 OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC 5 blbwf strs 1 wf str 275 @45.75 2 white sows 350(a) 15.10 Diedrich. Aucts. J. T. Dickson and Foster Kretz. --ABILENE, KA'. b/bwf strs 1 wf str 300 @40.00 1 white sow 320 @ 15.70 NW Second Aug. 24 - Third annual Sunflow- bwf strs 2 wf bull clvs 345 @38.00 2 white sows 465 OP 14.70 er consignment sale of reds - Ilk strs 4 b/bwf bull clvs 365 @37.75 4 hamp sows 485 @ 14.60 3 wf & bwf bull clvs 525 @29.50 1 hamp sow 275 @ 14.60 All Prices lofstr 1 white sow 290 @ 15.95 AllKinds- char sirs 1 wf str 425 @36.00 At Rice's 12 b/bwf strs 475 @36.00 11 white sows 390 @ 14.90 You'll Find Your Car 4 blk sirs 1 white sow 405 @ 14.90 ..... 11 b/bwf strs 535 @35.70 Inn hoist 7 white sows 370 @ 15.00 1970 OPEL 2 door ...... strs 1 red str 500 @32.70 5595 Orange. Radio, heater, 4 speed 1968 PLYMOUTH 6 cylinder 4door ...... PIGS transmission. CKER &FE COWS automatic hfr 74 mixed pigs 14.75 Green. Radio, heater, I wf cow 1030 @21.60 per bale 1968 CHEVROLET V8 Bel -Air4 door ...... wf hfrs 17 mixed pigs 16.00 automatictransmission, 1 hoist cow 1070 @21.80 Turquoise, radio, heater, wf hfrs 1 hoist cow 1400 @23.00 22 white cross pigs 16.00 steering, air condttioner. 1 hoist cow 1325 @22.60 32 mixed pigs 16.75 hardtop...... bwf hfr 1968 PONTIAC Giro 2 -door transmission, 1 hoist cow 1200 @22.60 28 mixed pigs 16.25 White.Radio, heater,automatic hfr 1 hoist cow 1075 @22.40 22 mixed pigs 15.00 steering, bucket seats. wihfr 147 hamp pigs 14.00 Impala 4 door...... 1 hoist cow 1410 @22.00 1967 CHEVROLET 6 cylinder bibwf hfrs 10 hamp pigs 14.25 Turquoise. Radio, heater,automatictransmission 1 hoist cow 1230 @21.90 ...... hfrs 21.90 87 mixed pigs 15.50 1967 CORVAIR Monza 2 -door qhfr 2 bik cows 950 @ speed. 1 bik cow 1300 @21.00 23 white pigs 15.50 Tan. Radio, heater, 4 ...... -*".111* 2 hoist cows 1540 @23.10 23 mixed pigs 13.25 1967 OLDSMOBILE Delta 88 transinissiontY° 8 red pigs @ 15.50 Green. Radio, heater,automatic 12:20 No( 29 hamp pigs @ 11.75 steering, power brakes,airconditioning,electric BULLS FRIA 1 bik bull 1230 @ 29.25 15 white pigs @ 11.75 windows. Super Sport2-dr. hardtop 840 @ 28.00 31 white pigs @ 12.50 1966 CHEVROLET Impala Radio, heater,power 1 blk bull Greenfield Supreme White. Black vinyl top. Yardin, 1 swiss bull 1725 @ 27.30 72 red pigs @ 15.25 These pigs weigh from 40 to 60 lbs. power brakes, 4 speed. ... 1 hoist bull 1325 @ 27.40 Triple -T . Holland 2 -door ...... 4 spec. Smaller pigs weigh 9 to 11 lbs. 1966 PLYMOUTH Belvedere steering, 1 shrthrn bull 1640 @ 27.20 Takeyour choice Silver. Radio, heater, power OeVsEAREC Impala, 4 door 11 hteick isoui If youhave livestock to appraise, call: 1965 CHEVROLET V8 automatetransim White. Radio, heater, "cincledanc VERN LANGVARDT,Manager, 238-8211, JunctionCity HOLT FARM steering, power brakes,airconditioning,...... HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer, 238-8212, Junction City 1960 OLDSMOBILE Delta88 4 door transmisisgi automatic Ac - tsar pRafin dYRe ITCOSUPPLY White. Radio, heater, airconditioning. LICENSED AND BONDED steering, power brakes, Other BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY 238-1471 '60 Olds." pent ERONr Next To Sale Barn Plus Many, MallYSelect HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone 349-2863 ...,IVIANHAITAN PR 6-7943 Used Cars &Trucks To Grass t Zenith's Wright told analysts JLine Radios In Every 1,19)1 Room And Car recently:"Our Japanese friends [2 per maintain an almost feudal control Cent are al. But No 'MadeIn USA' Labels over their own market and lecture us If 25.5 U.S. about our traderestrictions. millicel radio manufacturers havelow-priced Japanese radios made of the signed off. Every time one of ournewspapers or total... their presence felt. exceeding General Electric political figures makes a story of company, the WhileU.S.manufacturers arespeech decrying protectionism, the owed, last major manufacturerwith ex- Asrecentli generallywillingto concede theJapanese are led to believe they can 'e only20milt tensiveradioproductionintheradiomarkettotheoverseas cent United States, recently continue to dump their products -in this surrenderedproducers, they are showing in- ration's here and shut us out of Japan. This is 52mjg when it decided to phaseout allcreasing concern over the future of .nt had domestic radio production and no way to build alasting trade money movemoresophisticatedconsumerrelationship and we must make the less in1970;111 overseas. The flight is ironic inone electronic products. ietween Japanese understand." $4,0(03 sense. U.S. domestic sales of all AM- The color -television market still is cent earned FM radio receivers, excluding be thosedominated by U.S. manufacturers, 10; and 13.6per for cars, are expected togrow 28 perbut Jospeh S. Wright, chairman of $8,000 and 681,4 cent to 45 million units by 1975. Zenith Radio corp., said recently .1 Ford Options As of 12.7per But the "Made in U.S.A." share ofJapanese brand -name producers of $10,000and $124 that market will be minuscle.U.S. could take as much as 15 to 17 per rued between manufacturers, including the GEcent of the market by 1975. Standard Costs 17.7 per plant in Utica, N.Y., garnered only cent 7 The Japanese are also beginning Ford Motor company hasmade i,000 and $25,4; percentofthe35 tl million -unit to make substantial inroads in thesome optional equipment standard Detween $2544 market in1970 and the industryblack -and -white TV market,on its full-sizedmodels and has of 1 per LSERVICE cent of al estimates that will shrink toless boosting their brand -name share toraised prices to cover the cost of the Woody home near Beverly stands surrounded by water. $50,000 ormore. than 5 per cent this year. The chief31 per cent last year from 6 per centoptions. was used fortransportation between house and K-18 beneficiaries of the growing U.S.in 1966. Nearly half the 63 million The prices of the cars involved will market will be radio manufacturersblack -and -white TVs soldinthebe increased from $1 to $16. in the Far East, including HongUnited States last year were made Allfull-size Ford products will Kong, Taiwan, Japan and Korea. overseas. nowhave powersteeringand Westbranch Angus U.S. manufacturers have either Theultra -sophisticatedelec-automatic transmission as standard HERD SIRES: opened their own plants in thosetronics market - such as closed-equipment. Power front disc brakes HECKETTIERIMAN N154 locations or are putting their privatecircuit television systems - stillwill be standard on allfull-sized IA son of a Missouri Sratii Earn champ) brandonaforeignsupplier'sbelongs safelytoU.S.manufac-Mercurys. TWIN KNOLLS KEBAN30th products. U.S. manufacturers haveturers, for the time being. On the Lincoln Continental, AM (His sire -one of the most correct ton bulls m Americal blamed the rise in importson a But theU.S.electronics com-radio and white sidewall tires will be combinationofsoaringU.S. panies are beginning to worry. Talkincluded as standard and six -way Choice selection of long yearling bulls and one production and laborcosts andof trade restrictions is a recurrentpower front seats will be made ( Zyear old bull ... modern kind. cheap costs overseas. theme in most industry speeches.standard on the Continental Mark A spokesman for General Electric HI. Ir LEON & MARGE GEISERT Nur /VC 913 479-5558 Rt. 3, Hope, Kansas said U.S. producers began looking Qur farm is located 11 miles south of Abilene on K 15 for production sites overseas about SOUTHEAST KANSAS five years ago, when good -quality, FEEDER PIG ASSOCIATION SALE SAT., JUNE 12- - 1:00 P.M. AT THEF AFREDOZAR N D SKS. Reynolds Expecting 1500 Head 9°14"te On the farm vet inspected & erysipelas vacc. quality feeder pigs. 66,0 For Further Information: LEWIS CLINE, Secretary Phone 316-633-2181 'ising is good but helad Sale Barn Rt. 1, Neodesha, Ks. 66757 JOE McGINNIS, President ABILENE, KS. Phone 316-378-3880 MONAR Fredonia, Kansas 66736 SellingEvery iilo Repot FRIDAY Trowel P1 gale / Hogs 11:00 a.m., SALE EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Cattle 1:00 p.m.
STARTING AT 7:00 P.M. Cattle prices were generally steadyon avery light run. Butcher We had a verygood run of cattle, and a lot of people here 1 wf hfr 690 @ 30.60 hogs wereup from a week ago with atop of $18.00. Feeder and last Friday weaning pigs were steady. night. Prices looked$1.50 lower 12b/bwf hfrs 537 (a)30.60 on cows. About steadyon all other 9 wf hfrs 569 @ 30.60 The following is a sampling of ourconsignments: classesoffered. 7 wf hfrs 540(01 30.50 Following is 5roan hfrs [email protected] FEEDER STEERS & BULLS a partial listing of 3blk hfrs 450 @ 28.25 the sale last Friday: 4 fleshy wf hfrs 850(a) 28.60 3mix wf strs 510 @ 35.10 1 wfstr 630 @ 33.50 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 1 char str BULLS wog wf BULLS 685 @ 33.10 strs 392 @ 41.00 3 wf strs 1 wfbull' 1365 @ 26.90 wf strs wf bull 1090 (a) 28.00 623 @ 32.90 455 @ 37.20 char bull 1175 @ 27.10 1 wfstr 675 @ 32.25 1 wf bull @370.00 /bwf strs 483 (a)36.10 2 mix strs bibwf strs bwf bull 625 (a) 28.50 785 @ 29.80 496 @ 34.90 1 red bull 660 @ 27.70 COWS bwf strs 1 wf cow MOTORS, 375 60 35.00 COWS 1 wf str 875 @ 27.60 855 @ 22.80 Volume D1'i strs 1 hoist cow 390 0..) 36.75 2 hfrettes 912(a) 26.80 1 wf bull 700 @ 27.00 1205 @ 21.70 BILE CADILI b/bwf strs 606 @ 32.00 1 blk cow 1035 @ 21.60 1 hfrett 890 (a)26.00 b/bwf strs 655 @ 23.00 1 blk wf cow 970 @ 20.70 --ABILENE, 8wf sirs 1 wf cow 925 @ 22.50 FEEDER HEIFERS 660@ 33.20 3 wfhfrs 2blk strs 1 wf cow 840 Ca) 23.10 887 @ 31.10 587 @33.50 HOGS & PIGS , I wf str 1 wf cow 825 6.0 21.90 2 wf hfrs 533 @ 29.30 560 @ 34.60 2 wf hfrs 575 @ 29.10 42 hamp fats 225 @ 18.00 IIIPriCeS S charstrs 1 wf cow 790 @ 23.90 588 @ 32.70 1 red hfr 790 @ 26.90 31 red fats 230 @ 17.95 as AtRice's l4 blkstrs 1 wf cow 1015(a) 20.80 635 @ 32.50 1 wf hfr 950 @ 24.50 13 mix fats 231 @ 17.80 31hrn hoist 1 holst cow 970 @ 21.20 strs 796 @ 26.20 2 mix fats 268 @ 17.05 ...... 1 wf cow 1075(a) 21.00 1 BU LL & 1 white sow 295 @ 15.10 ...... STOCKER 1 wf cow 950 (a) 20.80 STEER CALVES wr.... & FEEDERHEIFERS 3 wf strs 13 mix sows 404 @ 14.80 lwfhfr 1 wf cow 1010 @ 20.60 468 @ 37.75 tic transm 375 (a)33.80 1 hoist str 2 white sows 500 @ 14.05 3wfhfrs 1 wf cow 200 @ 37.50 . 1050 @ 19.50 oar ...... : 413 @ 34.60 3 wf strs 1 hamp boar 210 @ 12.80 matic trans 3wf hfrs 1 wf cow 1055 @ 19.10 485 @ 33.40 471 @ 30.60 3 blk strs 395 @ 32.70 1 hamp boar 625 @ 10.30 ..... bwf hfr 1 wf cow 1240 @ 21.00 6 mix feeders p... on I wfhfr 390 @ 32.25 3 wf be 380 @31.00 145 @ 14.40 vatic trarcs 1 roan cow 975 (a) 20.70 3 mix feeders I wf hit 440 @ 32.00 2 blk strs 485 @ 30.00 147 @ 14.20 1wf cow 910 P 20.30 226/bwf 415 @ 32.75646 13 mix pigs @ 16.25 aladr";:01 hfrs 1 wf cow 1130 P 19.30 tra 8bibwf @ 30.65 HEIFER CALVES 20 mix pigs @ 16.00 ornatie hfrs 1 wf cow 1225 P 19.30 I wf hfr 707 @ 30.80 2 wf hfrs 46 mix pigs ...... 2 blk cows 1137@ 18.90 278 @35.25 @ 14.25 725 Ce i',., 30.10 3 blk wf hfrs 14 hamp pigs TUNE 345 @33.70 @ 13.50 ...... ,;01:011, IN 40 white pigs ABILENESTATION KABI 1560 ON YOUR DIAL 3 wf hfrs 387 @31.60 @ 12.25 ;tictrallal;,;,ectie 12:20NOON EACH 2 wf hfrs 423 @31.50 14 white pigs @ 11.75 FRIDAY THURSDAY AND 6:45 A.M. EACH 2 23 white pigs FOR OUR blk hfrs 375 @30.00 @ 10.75 4r. bard"' MARKET BROADCASTS. 1 wf hfr 425 @ SPo.4-- power 29.80 hea2ter, Yardmen hio, On Duty 24 Hours A Day
. orste ell"b'' 4 s ARE OPEN Livestock 24HOURSA DAY ,. iswEour business RALEIGH BREEDING,Manager; d, bonded our only business Bring your cattle doorti ''tram and operating under Gov't Supervision in any time day or barn 562-3671; home 562-3547' condiCan .nonng. eOr night; we'll handle Phone For Auctioneer; Larry Lagasse, oor RandyReynolds CO3-3394 Dan Reynolds them for you at More Information Ph. Concordia, Ks., CH 3-1714 rnaticr og. your request. condit io CO3-4721 E LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. uty 0 _ttber pop OLDS,Abilene, Ks. M To Selv'' MARYSVILLE, KANSAS Sell4tSt.Alaiuti By Sell r?mcv-IFIrA 111 VIIC43±IN Or Buy U UL.1 ..tUVg3 Auction
1 wf hfr 620 @28.10 1 blk hfr 375 @29.251 bik cow 505 @, 36.20 775 @ On receipts of 663 cattle, we t 2 blk strs 1 wf hfr 715 @28.10 1 bwf hfr [email protected] red cow 405(d2 35.50 900@ had a good active market. 1 wf strs I wf hfr 685 @28.00 1 wf hfr 525 @29.001 wf cow 520 @ 34.60 955 @ Stocker and feeder steers and 7 mix strs 1 blk hfr 580 (a)27.20 7 blk hfrs 482 @28.801 wf cow 420 @ 34.25 1045 @ heifers were selling fully 1 wf str 1 wf hfr 735 @27.60 3 blk hfrs 543 @28.751 wf cow 500 @ 33.75 1465 @ steady to strong. Killing cows 1 wf str 3 wf hfrs 713 @27.20 5 blk hfrs 494 @28.602 wf cows were 25¢ to 50¢ higher. 2 wf bulls 472 (a). 32.50 580 @27.20 515 @27.101 bik cow 865 @ 515 @ 33.30 1 wf hfr 1 blk hfr 1000@ Following is a partial listing of 2 char strs 1 wf hfr 670 @27.20 1 blk cow 380 @ 33.25 890 @ our sale last week: 1 wf bri str 1 char hfr 770 @27.10 1 wf cow 430 @ 33.00 COWS 950 @ 1 brocf str 1 wf hfr 705 (a927.00 1 wf cow wf cow [email protected] 1025 @ STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 1 wf str 490 (a) 33.00 710 (a)27.00 1 wf cow 522 @ 32.60 1 bwf hfr 1 wf cow 975 @23.75 1040@ 2 wf strs 560 @ 35.40 2 blk strs 1 brocf hfr 550 @26.90 2 blk cows 530 @ 32.30 1 hoist cow 1125 @23.70 932 @ 1 blk str 595 @ 33.75 1 char str I wf hfr 825 @226.20 2 wf cows 520 @ 32.30 1 hoist cow 1405 @23.60 977 @ 3 wf strs 558 @ 33.50 1 wf str 780 @25.30 1 brocf cow 477 (a) 31.75 1 bwf hfr 1 bik cow [email protected] 1214 1 shrthrn str 565 @ 33.00 2 blk bulls 700 @225.10 1 bik cow 1 bwf hfr 980 @23.30 1060 @ 1 bwf str 590 @ 32.75 1 bwf str 410 @ 31.25 wf cow 1 wf cow I brocf cow 1000 (a)23.20 1040 @ 4 char strs 625 @ 32.30 HEIFER CALVES 1 wf cow STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 wf cow 900 @23.20 1180 @, 1 wf str 595 @ 32.25 1 wf hfr [email protected] 1 wf cow 1 char hfr 690 30.75 wf cow 1060 @23.10 1010 @ 1 blk str . 595 @ 31.60 [email protected] 1 hoist cow 575 @ 30.00 1 char hfr blk cow 875 (a)23.10 1185@ 4 wf strs 615@ 31.50 1 wf hfr 475 @32.50 2 bra cows 1 wf hfr 605 (ca 29.90 I bwf hfr I wf cow 1005 Cie23.00 887 @ 10 wf & bwf strs 776 @ 31.50 500 01232.10 2 bik cows 4 bwf hfrs 646 @ 29.70 3 blk hfrs blk cow 1215 @23.00 787 @- 11 blk strs 815 @ 31.40 440 @31.80 2 hoist cows 605 (a2 29.40 1 wf hfr 990 @23.00 907 @ 3 blk strs 576 @ 31.25 2 bwf hfrs 510 @31.80 wf cow 1 bwf hfr 600 @2 29.20 1 wf hfr 1010 @23.00 2 wf cows 820@. 5 blk strs 615 @ 31.20 400 (a?31.50 char cow 712 @ 29.10 2 wf hfrs 805 22.801 hoist cow 950(4', 7 blk strs 742 @ 31.10 2 bwf hfrs 480 @31.50 wf cow 1 bwf hfr 630 @ 29.00 1 wf hfr 1065 @22.75 2 blk strs 665 @ 31.10 511(a)31.10 bik cow 2 blk & bwf hfrs 665 (a) 28.80 4 wf hfrs 1075 @22.70 8 wf strs 885 @ 30.80 530 @31.00 wf cow 553 @ 28.60 1 wf hfr 925 @22.70 1 char str 950 @ 30.70 5 wf hfrs 395 (w30.90 blk cow 2 wf strs 662 @ 30.70 6 wf & blk hfrs 626 (a-28.60 1 wf hfr wf cow 1100 @22.60 1 500 30.25 3 wf strs 2 wf hfrs 590 @ 28.60 blk hfr 1010 (a22.60 706 @ 30.60 1 wf hfr 475 (a)30.20 blk cow 4 wf & shrthrn strs 1096 @ 30.50 8 blk hfrs 555 (w 28.50 bik cow 900 @222.50 1 wf hfr 480(a)29.70 4 blk & bwf strs 754(a)30.40 1 wf hfr 630 (a28.30 hoist cow 1040 @22.40 1 495 (w29.40 2 bik strs 665 @ 30.10 7 blk hfrs 587 28.10 blk hfr 2 wf strs 885 @ 30.10 2 hoist strs 635 012 29.30 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: LIVESTOCK COMMISSION 2 bwf strs 687 012 29.10 REZAC BARN 1 hoist str 1225 CO 29.00 St. Marys 437.2999 9 hoist strs 764 @ 26.80 DELAINE REZA(' COMPANY St. Marys 437-6266 18 hoist strs 951(a)26.65 ELMER IMTIIURN Maple Hill MI 3.2440 STEER CALVES PAUL KRAMER St. Marys 9 wf strs 407 (a' 38.80 St. Marys 437-2993 6 bwf strs 398 (a38.75 CERTIFIED 4 4 wf & bwf strs 426 38.25 1,Vt51U(K 6 wf strs 440 Oa 38.25 Kai. 3 blk strs 358 (a36.70 Auctioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby & Dennis Rezac
PI SNYDER'S Indy the prig Co., Inc iIlion, Snyder Farmers & RanchersLivestock Commission coat Abilene KANS. ALL StgLE OLD-irvv'T.'40 SALINA, SCU) 1 wf cow & cif, Morris Co. @3 MONDAY 2 wf cows & clvs, Lincoln Co. 1 char cow & clf, Saline Co. @24 Hogs & Cattle - 11 blk cows & clvs, Ellsworth Co. 1005 @ 2 Hogs sell at 10:30 a.m. followed 1 wf bull, Cloud Co. 1 blk bull, Ottawa Co. 1200@ by our regular cattle sale as they are 1085 @ unloaded. 1 red bull, Dickinson Co. 1 hoist bull, Saline Co. 1470@ URSDA 1 blk cow, Dickinson, Co. 1045@ Ca Il iv 1 char cow, Marion Co. 825@ 1 hoist cow, Cloud Co. 1185@ Sellin its at 11:01 Cattle 1 hoist cow, Lincoln Co. 1300@ will in the order they are co 1 hoist cow, Lincoln Co. 1475@ on the books. 1 wf cow, Rice Co. 980@ Receipts for the week totaled 3316 cattle and 31 mix strs,Saline Co. 875 @32.00 1 wf cow, Clay Co. 1000@ Fat hog top 1005@ 1. 1754 hogs including 850 feeder pigs. 65 mix strs, Dickinson Co. 845 @ 31.55 1 wf cow, Saline Co. 18.25. Feeder cattle selling steady to 865@2 Monday was 8 mix strs, Saline Co. 933 @ 31.00 1 hoist cow, McPherson Co. 915@ 2 strong. SELLING CATTLE & HOGS ON MON- 3 hoist strs, Marion Co. 373 @ 34.75 1 red cow, Clay Co. 1015@ DAY ONLY UNTIL AFTER HARVEST. 6 hoist strs, Mitchell Co. 346 @ 33.75 1 blk cow, McPherson Co. Following is a partial listing of our sale: 1075@ 5 hoist strs, Dickinson Co. 598 @ 29.50 1blkcow, Saline Co. 10 hoist strs, McPherson Co. 701 @ 27.60 CATTLE 47 hoist strs, Saline Co. 718 @ 26.95 HOGS 2 hoist strs, Marion Co. 307 @37.75 214@ 70 hoist strs, Saline Co. 834 @ 26.60 23 mix hogs, Ottawa Co. 3 blk bulls, Ottawa Co. 335 @36.75 217@ 30 hoist strs, McPherson Co. 907 @ 26.40 30 mix hogs, Saline Co. 13 blk strs, Ottawa Co. 445 @35.20 2166 2 char hfrs, Saline Co. 427 @ 33.00 16 mix hogs, DickinsonCo. 415 @34.40 230@1 6 char bulls, Rice Co. 9blkhfrs, Ottawa Co. 437 @ 31.25 13 mix hogs, Lincoln Co. 46 wfstrs, Saline Co. 632 @33.70 44 blk hfrs, Dickinson Co. 2126 1 584 @ 31.15 13mix hogs,Saline Co. 222 @ 1 106 wfstrs, Dickinson Co. 704 @33.50 17 blk hfrs, McPherson Co. 558 @ 31.00 Co. 15 mix hogs, McPherson 2286 1 46 wfstrs, Saline Co. 643 @33.50 305 wf hfrs, Marion Co. Co. 608 @ 30.85 11 mix hogs, Ottawa 240 @ 1 53blk strs, Dickinson Co. 565 @33.40 26 mix hfrs, McPherson Co. 494 @ 30.80 16 mixhogs,Saline Co. I 44wfstrs, Ottawa Co. 661 @33.30 528@ 88 ,vf hfrs, Dickinson Co. 614 @ 30.70 6 mix sows, Rush Co. 48 wfstrs, Ottawa Co. 722 @33.10 455 @ 56 blk hfrs, McPherson Co. 632 @ 30.55 4 mix sows, SalineCo. 18blk strs,Rice Co. 610 @32.90 2806 56 wf hfrs, Dickinson Co. 664 @ 30.50 1 white sow, Saline Co. 1 22 wfstrs, McPherson Co. 688 @32.80 401 @ 69 blk hfrs, Saline Co. 1 683 @ 30.30 6 mix sows, SalineCo. 415@ 81 wfstrs, Saline Co. 714 @32.75 93 blk hfrs, Marion Co. 649 @ 30.30 25 wfstrs, McPherson Co. 806 @32.65 1 red boar, Saline Co. 710 @ 59 blk hfrs, Ottawa Co. 643 @ 30.25 1 white boar, EllsworthCo. 66blk strs, Dickinson Co. 682 @32.50 33 wf hfrs, Dickinson Co. 562 @ 30.10 Co. 100 wf strs, Saline Co. 857 @32.45 17 mix pigs, Ellsworth 42 mix hfrs, McPherson Co. 697 @ 29.00 9 mix pigs, DickinsonCo. 26 mix strs, Cloud Co. 814 @32.35 31 mix hfrs, Saline Co. 707 @ 28.90 Co. 46mix strs, Ellsworth Co. 670 @ 21 mix pigs, Saline 32.40 3 blk cows & clvs, Marion Co. @311.00 Co. 93wfstrs, Saline Co. 702 @32.25 22 mix pigs, Lincoln 36 mix pigs, OttawaCo. 17 char strs, McPherson Co. 757 @32.10 Co. FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES 27 mix pigs, Saline MARKET REPORTS AUCTION LAURENCE CLEMENCE Radio Station KSAL, Salina THELIVESTOCK Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 6:45 a.m., Every WithACTION Monday, Wednesday & Friday MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN KFRM iiNG Barn Phone CERTIFIED Durham Phone 732-3371 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. htiheiqsofRev. Salina, Ka 180th BOB MUIR 913 TA5-0211 bin Salina Phone TA 3-2963 hilsParetimehci°