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motramiftiolo Irrigation. which is increasing at a which would have the power to formu- rapid rate. is by far the largest use of late and enforce rules, to promotemore eaterin the stateof Kansas -nearly efficient methods of irrigating, to levy to ice as much asthe total amount used assessments, and to engage in and coop- for both municipaland industrial pur- erate in research on new ways of saving poses in 1966.In view of the increas- water. The Water Resources Board sup- ingly large amounts of water which it ported the 1968 legislation which enables will use, it is important to anticipate the the formation of such districts.These @26,10 1, growth of irrigation in order to deter- may now be formed in areas having mine its future demands upon our lim- similar groundwater characteristics and (b 28.7s itedwater supplies.The Water Re- problems. They would directly involve 25,71 sources Board hasjustpublisheda local people. @ 28.60 report. Irrigation in Kansas, which pre- Even with the adoption ofallthe (b25.60 dicts the magnitude and location of this water -saving measures now known, there future development and, by comparing )c21 are areas which are going to experience it with the available water and soil re- water shortages in the future.Water 25,2s sources,pointsouttheareas where @-0,20 shortages are likely to occur. users' districts could develop methods for distributing the available water ina 28.10 Irrigation can be expected to continue district so that everyone would get a @ 25,10 to increase in Kansas because of its ob- vious economic benefits. There is ade- fair share. They might also import water @ 25,10 from regions of groundwater surplusor CIA 24.60 quate land to support a large increase in from surface water stored in reservoirs. irrigation but there will' be shortages The central part of the state. particu- in the water supplies available for irriga- larly the south-central portion. is (a tion. At the present and projected rates more 18.70 fortunate than the extreme west withre- 14th year no. 29 September 17, 1968 @ 18,30 of withdrawal and with no changes in spect to water supply because of the recharge rates,the aquifers(ground - 18.25 favorable recharge characteristics of the © 18.20 O 17,90 are in this category due to the use of the next. 30 years other legislation was 17.85 self-propelled sprinkler systems. enacted to encourage irrigation. @ 17,80 As might be expected, the major The introduction of the turbine pump por- and the discovery of natural gas in south- O 17,70 tion of the irrigable land is located in western Kansas. However, with the ex- west Kansas helped to spur interest in O 17,60 ception of the Flint Hills region, there irrigation;however, development was 17, 50 are few areas in Kansas which do not relatively limited until after World War @ 17,40 have a considerable amount of poten- II. The availability of commercial ferti- @ 17,20 tially irrigable land. lizers and the drought of the 1950's 17.10 Figure 1 shows the land suitable for contributed significantly to the rapid in- irrigation which overlies aquifersgener- crease in irrigation in the past 20 years. 16,90 ally capable of yielding 100 gallonsper Irrigation acreage increased tenfold O 16.10 minute or more to wells. 'The combina- from 1910 to 1960 as shown in Figure 2. 236,00 tion of suitable land and adequate water It is anticipated that the irrigated acre- for irrigation in the western and south- age will double from the 1966 figure of O 193,00 central portions of the state is clearly 1.200.000 acres by 1980 and it could ******44x shown. The total irrigable area overly- double again by the year 2000.The only major irrigation developments prior from the ing aquifers capable of producing 100 to 195(1 were along the Arkansas River ga. gallons per minute or more is 15,600,000 and in Scott and Grant counties. Land acres. pringer Of thistotal.10.900.000 acres in the Arkansas River Valley was irri- have well \ ields which are generally 500 alves, gated with surface water or with water gallons per minute or more. pumped from relatively shallow wells in ,and 42 the alluvium.irrigation water was ob- Irrigation Development tainedfrom deep wellsinScott and Grant counties. ********* Irrigation has been practiced in west- Comparison of Figures 3 and 1. shows. ern Kansas since the earliestsettlers, first primarily by diversion from streams. the spread of irrigation development be -I tweet) 195(1 and 1966. During this pe- ION Laterwindmillswereintroducedto riod most of the increased irrigation pump water for the irrigation of small development used groundwater. Except areas of crops and gardens. In 1895, the for the Bureau of Reclamation projects, Kansas legislature created the Board of which serve around 70,000 acres at the Irrigation Survey and Experiment for presenttime, verylittle new surface the purpose of making a practical test of water development has taken place. Re- the water supply in the uplands of west- cently,irrigation has expanded most rys, ern Kansas for irrigation purposes. Over rapidly in the northwestern areas of the Study Shows LimitsTo Irrigation Exp ansion(Continued On Next Page) ans. Irrigation spreads further, wells go deeper, pumps gush more, as irrigation has become more and more important in Kansas. But there are limits, warns a recent study by the Kansas Water Resources Board. water reservoirs Iin some areas will not aquifers. The problems which may arise The article here comes front the Board's Kansas Water News, by John J. Pinney Jr., senior engineer. support irrigation withdrawals for more there with an increase in irrigation are Research than a few decades. The effects of over- those of poor water quality and poor Map values in thousands of acres draft on groundwater supplies are Research is now helm,. conducted on al- drainage.In several regions thereis (Less than 2,000 acres in unmarked counties) ready being felt in some local areas of methods of saving water or increasing the threat of encountering salt water in y ields w ith the same amount of water. southwestern Kansas where water levels the deeper formations. have dropped by as much as 100 feet Experiments .w with plastic mulching. in- In eastern Kansas, irrigation will be creasing the reflectivity of the ground, ina since irrigation began there two decades dependent upon the development of sur- ago. fog -type sprinkling. and other innova- It appears that large areas of west- face water supplies, and the main prob- ern Kansas, which have come to depend tions are showing promise. Research in - lem will be that of financing the develop- heavily on an irrigationeconomy, are theareasofevapotranspirationand going to experience water shortages in ment.In certain areas there will also artificial recharge is of vital importance be drainage problems.In some cases the not too distant future unlessevery to Kansas. Since the largest portion of effort is made to prolong the life of the the best approach to deal with these the water used for irrigationislost to problems will be through groups, but evaporation andtranspiration. saving aquifers through more carefuluse plus a small percentage of this loss would . Cattle the replenishment of the supplies wher- much of the time itwill be up to the oonsign individual to develop his own supplies. greatly extend the available supplies. ever possible. The state is now establishing an evapo- What is needed now in western Kansas Assistance to individuals or groups is transpiration laboratory in :Mai water - is an awareness of the magnitude of the available from the following agencies: conserving practices may be developed. 24.60 problem and the adoption of water- In some years large amounts of sur- saving practices by individual irrigators. 21.00 face water flow out of the areas which It has been estimated that the landnow STATE (technical assistance) facefutureshortages.itwouldhe il 17.10 beingirrigatedcould be irrigatedwith Kansas State University worthwhile to try to save some of this FIGURE 3. Estimated irrigated acreage in 1950. 24.40 about half Extension Service 6 amount of water which is Agricultural Experiment Station water by storing it in the underground actually being used, by incorporating Kansas Water Resources Board reservoirs.Research is needed to ex- known water -saving improvements. These Division of Water Resources, State Board plore the problems and possibilities of . includeusingundergroundpipefor of Agriculture doing this. The Water Resources Board 0 19.40 transmission from the well to the field, State Geological Survey, University of Kansas and U. S. Geological Survey are starting b 19.50 controlling phreatophytes, using sprin- a groundwater recharge demonstration FEDERAL il 19.50 kling systems. ponding andreusing tail U.S. Geological Survey(technical assist- project in Rush County this year. 19.50 water, controlling land slopes, metering ance) A program which is currently in prog- the water used, and planting 19.50 more adapt- ress by the Water Resources Board in- 0 able crops. Many irrigatorsare incorpo- cludes a study of groundwater use in ) 19.50 rating such improvements in theiropera- I S. Diliart ment of AgricultureI 11.1.1111i, di This study will :21111fin:111,1a! il1Slant, southwestern Kansas. 6 16.60 tions but muchcan stillbe done to attempt to determine optimum rates of increase water ConservationsoilSid% ice 16.90 use efficiency. Much can A gricti It ura ISt a Id liza t ion and Conserva- groundwater use in an area where con- . also be accomplished bythe formation tion Sicrvice siderable overdraft is taking place, eval- 13.90 of irrigation water users' organizations uatetheeffectthat depletionofthe ) 16.00 aquifers in southwestern Kansas would 17.15 have upon the state's economy, and ex- 16.55 10,000,000 aminealternativecoursesofaction 16.55 which the state might adopt in order to ) cope with the problems arising from 14.30 5,000,000 FIGURE 4. Estimated irrigated acreage in 1966. depletion. 18.60 woo' Land Resource ) 3,000,000 moo' ) 13.75 Kansas has a tremendous amount of 1. 15.25 ..0" land with soil characteristics suitable for 15,25 irrigation. Out of the total of 52,616,000 acres of agricultural land in the state, 12.25 1,000,000 itisestimatedthat 39,356,000 acres It 16.00 could be irrigated if the necessary water 500,000 0.1 were provided and the land properly managed. 300,000 The delineation of the total lands suitable for irrigation does not reflect the economic feasibilityofirrigatingthe areas shown nor the availabilityof water. Rather. the intention is to identify the maximum potential for irrigation in the event that the demand in future genera- tions would reach the point where it would be. feasible to provide extensive drainage works. level the land, provide FIGURE 5. Estimated irrigated acreage in 2000. irrigation water, etc. included are areas which until a few years ago were con- sidered nonirrigable but which are today Bureau of Reclamation Projects. being profitably farmed under skillful r bhns°11 1940 195 0 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 irrigation practices. Some of the sand hill areas south of the Arkansas River FIGURE 2.Estimated irrigated acreage in Kansas. he tak- were made of the natural replenishment term demands on the reservoirdo not in excess of recharge appears to of the aquifers and then compared to exceedtheaverage annual recharge, ing place at the present time and shows Grass & Griki Irrigation.. . the annual withdrawals from them. withdrawals may continue indefinitely. the estimated range of magnitude of 2 contmuen From Previous Page The major sources of water for re- When average withdrawals of water ex - the that excess.Figure 9 shows the esti- September charge are precipitation, seepage from reed the .average annual recharge, mated conditions for the year 2000. 17, 1968 streams. sub -surface inflow from sur- levels fall progressively until water can rounding areas, and infiltration of irri- pumped for Greeley. Scott, Wallace. and Wichita no longer be economically counties appear to be the most critical. erable recharge in the state and is essentially all from ground- gationwater.Most of the recharge Basin during irrigatinn purposes. periods. fir,r.: comes from precipitation on theland The situation in the Whitewoman Basin Theextentof this water.It is anticipated that future de- Figure 8 indicates those counties in rechar, surface and the amount of water actually may not be as severe because observa- has not as yet beenaccurately velopment, as shown in Figure 5, will Kansas where groundwater withdrawal tion wells indicate that there is consid- mined. he concentratedinthe areas having reaching the aquifer ranges from about greater supplies of groundwater. I/4inch per year in the southwestern area of the state to as much as 6inches per year in some areas ofcentral and Water in Storage 12 ! eastern Kansas. The rate of recharge Estimates have been made of the water varies considerably depending upon the which can be withdrawn from the aqui- slope and nature of the surface. the vege- FIGURE 7. fers.The estimated volume of water ' tative cover. the amount and timing of thoutands of towellsin each countyis 10,000 acrefe, available precipitation, and the permeability and shown in Figure 6. 0.34 0.19

thickness of the overlying formations. The as erase annual base streamflow is 0.39 Annual Recharge also assumed to come from the ground- 0.14 - 0.18 L0.17 0.14 water rosor oir and is.therefore, con- Direct measurements of the natural 0.17 Q25 recharge of groundwater reservoirs from sidered to be part of the recharge. The 0.75 precipitation and streamflowareex- computedrechargeamountsforthe tremely limited. However, indirect anal- countieswhichwere consideredare yses have been made of the magnitude shortIIin Figure 7. of recharge, in some areas of Kansas. In the western third of the state, there Based upon these analyses, estimates are areas in which groundwater is being pumped out more rapidly than it is being It -placed by recharge. In the EquusBed; and the -alluvial aquifers of central and GRASSf& GRAIN eastern Kansas, the annual withdrawals. The Mid -Kansas news weekly. may exceed the recharge in dry years, Published each Tuesday at 1207 but in most cases, the aquifers tend to Moro, (Box 1009)Manhattan, refill during years of normal or above Kansas, 66502 by AG PRESS normal precipitation. Dean Coughencitir Withdrawal's in Excess of Recharge E. R. Woodward Second class postage paid at The usefullife of any groundwater reservoir is directly related -to its ability Estimated volume of groundwater available to wells in Kansas counties. Map values in millions of acre-feet. Manhattan, Kansas. to continue to meet the withdrawal de- FIGURE 6. (Less than 100,000 'Subscription: $3 year feet in unmarked counties.) 14,200!mands made of it.As long as the long-

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15 12 by counties is presented in the report. Iz 12 10 17 This includes data on yield. quality, and reservoir storage requirements. FIGURE 7.Estimated natural recharge tothe groundwater reservoir. thousands of acre-feet per year. Map values in (Estimates were not made for southeast Kansas.Less than 10,000 acre-feet per year for other unmarked counties.) County Data and Maps The full report presents detailed information about irrigation and related matters for each of the 105 counties in Kansas. Two pages are devoted to each county. The first page gives a summary of pertinent data. and the second page shows irrigation information on a map of the county. The data sheet includes estimates of land areas, historic and projected irrigated acreage and the amount of water applied. the probable volume of ground- SUM 401111 waterinstorage. annual recharge to groundwater, withdrawals from storage. and surface water yields.Graphs and charts present water quality information ans nm and describe methods for computing probable irrigation water requirements and reservoir storage needed to provide FIGURE 8. Estimated excess of pumpage over recharge in 1966. for computed irrigation needs in eastern Kansas. 100,000 acre. The county map shoes the location of

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Farmers Union Co-op Cohorst, Marysville, HI 3-4005: Lehigh; Wilfred Elliott, White Ci- Alma Ph. 765-3612 Farmers Union Co-op ty. Council Grove Business Assn. Fiord ibitherfoid,mgr. Charles E. Graham, mgr. -Junction City CE 84158 Eskridge Ph. 449-2291 itosidonce - Ph. 776-568.3 Residence - 767-5117* sweet corn are expected to beSeptember 1 while picking of Banner Year above lastyear,while canta-summer varieties of apples was loups and sweetpotato produc-in the finishing stages. For State tion will be below last year. The production of peaches in Dry bean production will beKansas this year is estimated the largestin7 years while at6,200,000 pounds (130,000 Fruitgrowers bushels), up 72 per cent from Fruit production in Kansas cantaloups will be the smallest crop since 1951. last year and 32 per cent larger during 1968 is expected to be than the 5 -year average. The well above last year and the av- Fruit Crops Commercial apple productionpicking of peaches in most lo- erage while many vegetable in Kansas is estimated at 14,-calities was completed by Sep- crops will be slightly above last tember 1.Yields from the or- year, according to the Kansas 400,000 pounds (320,000 bushels) compared to 6,800,000 pounds chards in the State were quite Crop Reporting Service. variable, depending on the se- Harvest of the largest peach produced last year and 10,800,- 000 pounds for the 5 -year aver-verity of spring freeze damage. crop in 3 years has been com- Vegetable Crops pleted while the largest apple age. Adequate moisture during Kansas dry bean production crop since 1951 continues to August helped apples to size is expected to be the second size and develop. properly. Harvest of fall appleslargest on record at 270,000 The production of dry beans,was just getting underway oncwt. This compares to 154,000 early summer potatoes and cwt. produced in 1967 and a 5 - year average production of 124,- MIDWEST RENDERING & SUPPLIES 000 cwt. Dry beans were ap- BELLEVILLE. KANS. We sell meat scraps and fat for feed. We pick up materials from butcher proaching maturity in most ar- shops, locker plants and fresh dead animals. as by September 1but few For service call Belleville: JA 7-5541 or your local number. fields had yet been knifed. Har- Beloit 738-3731 Jamestown 439-2655 vest was expected to move into Cawker City 781-4711 Leonardville 99 full swing by the middle of the Clay Center 632-3424 Lincoln 524-9990 month. Blight has caused some Clyde 446-3621 Linn 348-3411 problems in the west central ar- Concordia CH3-4126 Mankato 378-3771 ea but generally the beans have Deshler, Nebr 40 Marysville 443-3726 not been hurt badly. Downs 454-9527 Miltonvale 427-3015 Fairbury, Nebr 729-9931 Minneapolis 392-3043 Irish potato production is Glasco 568-2636 Morganville 92S-3674 forecast at 133,000 cwt., up 4 Hebron, Nebr..... 402 768-6770 Ruskin, Nebr 402226-2261 per cent from last year but is iqunter . 529-2145 Superior, Nebr 879-3235 10 per cent below the 5 -year Washington EA 5-2920 average. This year 1,400 acresTopeka Grand Champion Margarete Riffel of Enterprise had the grand champion 4H beef entry at the Mid -America Fairat Topeka. Margarete is 15, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Don Riffel. of potatoes will be harvestedyear average. The cantaloup compared with 1,500 acres lastcrop in the southwest part of year. the State was hurt by hail and The production of early sum-wind this year while other ar mer sweet corn in Kansas is es-eas of the State had the best Chestof timated at 72,000 cwt. comparedcantaloup crop in years. 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444,77,,154 was the first -place senioryear- llllllll 11111111111111111 llllllll ling bull blue on CK Colo Grass & Grain Cruis- FARMERS OUTLOOK bushels during theyear begin- 9 er 6832. This bull wenton to ning October 1. claim the reservechampion L.H. Simerl These figures pointto a total bull award. /41 llllllll 1/1111 llllll lllllllllll 111 llllllll 111111111111 September 17, 1968 llllllllllllllllll 111111111 llllll 111111111111111 llllll disappearance of nearly4,450 Constance Mackintosh,Whit- million bushels ofcorn. This us- man, Nebr., daughter of Don age would leavesome 600 mil- Mackintosh, herdsman forMon-Chance lion bushels of free ahan Cattle Co., For Corn corn in ex- won the cham- cess of needs. If farmersput Major Nebraska pion female trophyon her sum- this amount ormore under mer yearling entry, MCCRock- loans, market priceswould rise ette 25. PriceGain enough above the Corn prices have been loan rate Hereford Winners Alfred and Ferral Meeks'Up- slump- cess stocks under loans. that many farmerswoul dsell stream Ranch,Taylor, ing for two years, butthehe's a their corn and Nebr., The USDA in Augustestimat- pay off their FromG&G Area also claimed six blues,with good chance that they willmake ed the 1968 loans. a strong seasonal advance after corn crop at 4,556 G&G area breeders were maj-their senior heifercalf, Lady million bushels, Prices might notrise above or prize -winners at the Regis-Mischief B341, capturing harvest. Prices willgo up if only 4 per centthe loan level the re-farmers put enough of less than therecord crop pro- everywhere, but ter of MeritHereford show atserve female award. theirduced lastyear. This amount only in enough placesto get the the Nebraska State Fair at Lin- Group class blue ribbonswentcrop under price suppport loans amount of corn that to create a scarcity of free added to the 500million bush- would be coln. to three exhibitors:Upstream corn. els of freecorn in the carryov-needed to meet buyers'require- Jesse Riffel and Sons of En-Ranch won the three Recent prices for cashcorn bulls, pair- er makes about 5,500 ments. terprise won the ROM cham- of -calves were 15 cents lower than those million and best 10 -head bushels to be used,exported, or L. H. Simerl pionship bull trophy with theirawards; CK Ranchwon the twoof a year earlier, and 40cents locked up under lower than two years loans. Univ. of Illinois 2 -year -oldbullentry,CPH bulls and pair -of -yearlingsfirst ago. Pric- Both domesticuse and ex- Woodrow 206. places; and Wiese andSons, es for new corn (1968 crop),as ports of corn Among the six blue ribbons indicated by Decemberfutures, are expected to Manning, Iowa, won theget -of - increase moderatelyduring the won by CK Ranch of Brookvillesire trophy. have fallen about 25cents ayear ahead. Farmers bushel from their high point probably last March. will use a littlemore corn for hogs and beefcattle. No in- Prices were carriedup fromcrease is expected in 1963 to 1966 as a result of: the amount (1) of corn fed todairy cattle and expensive production control poultry. We project programs, (2) extensive crop the amount used for feedat about 3400 tries, and (3) in 1966poor cropmillion bushels, prospects in Illinois and Indiana. up 2 or 3 per cent from thisyear. Prices for corn began to Corn processors weaken just about twoyears are steady buyers of corn.Their needs dur- ago when:(1) most of the ing 1968-69 should r. states (except Illinois and Indi- be around 380 bushels, alsoup 2 or 3 per WESTERN WEAR. ana) came up with bigcrops, BOOTS HATS cent. This figure SADDLERY (2) good grain cropswere pro- includes corn LATEST used for wetprocessing (syrup duced in other countries, and 3) and starch), drymilling (corn the USDA relaxed productionmeal), alcohol, and control programs to allow farm- seed. Exports may increaseby a ers to plant more corn. larger percentage The carryover of than domes- WE CAN FIT 'YOU corn on Oc-tic use. Incomesand living stan- tober 1is expected to exceeddards in many Justin Texas 1,200 million bushels, countries are Acme POWER up fromrising, and thepeople want Nocona and Tony Lama 823 million bushelsa year ago. more meat, milk, andeggs. On US 24 - 2 Blocks East An unusually large partof thisAnd that means carryover, about 500 million more feed. Ex- of Cloverleaf on US 24 ports could take650 million bushels, will be freecorn TOPEKA, KANS. thatis,corn not under price support. EWS! A large supply of freecorn fern has depressed pricesduring the Short -chopyour corn with past two years. Farmerscan raise prices if they putthe ex - a GEHL Chop -All This Year Put Up V.0'10"1"' MONSANTO International 856 series SEAL -VAC Diesel tractors By official test-over hp VACUUM SILAGE NEXT TO NO SPOILAGE

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March 7,1968, a proposition chop more will be submitted to the voters tons of fine-cut forage. attheNovember 5, 1968, General Election for their ap- Select -A -Cut transmission givesyou short, medium proval or rejectionto amend Section 2 of Article 4 of the or long length forage with the push of a lever. LI LI Constitution as follows: "Sec. 2. General elections 0Easy -Swing drawbar and forward -neutral-reverse and township elections shall lever controlled from tractor seat. beheldbienniallyonthe Tuesday succeeding the first Also available: 5 -ft. Hay Pick-up, 6 -ft. Mower Bar. Monday in November in the years bearing even numbers. Financing available. First to serve the farmer All county and township of- ficers shall hold their offices (*Optional equipment) for a term of two years and untiltheirsuccessorsare Make us Prove it with a qualified: Provided,One countycommissionershall Demonstration! beelectedfromeachof 2,three and districts, 3, by the numbered voters of1, MARYSVILuE HERINGTON WAKEFIELD the district, and the legisla- TRI-COUNTY SALES MARYSVILLE tureshallfixthe time of BRUNA IMPL. CO. Auld Chevrolet Brune Brothers election and the term of of- )0 fice of such commissioners; WAMEGO SENECA BELLEVILLE such election to be at a gen- WAMEGO TRUCK Chapman's FALUN eral election, and no term of SENECA IMPL. CO. On US hwy. 81 Dauer ImpL Co. office to exceed six years." & TRACTOR I herebycertifythatthe ABM AtILENE FIERINGTOX foregoing is a true copy of the LINCOLN, KANS. Abilene Pioneer Service & Sales proposed amendment tothe WISSING MOTOR CO. Truck & Tractor ConstitutionoftheStateof RHUDY & SONS, INC. HANOVER Kansas contained in House MINNEAPOLIS Concrrentu Resoutiol nNo. VALLgY FALTS Hanover 1063adopted by the 1968 Impl. Co. Chapman Imp'. Co. Session of the legislature, the VALLEY IMPL., INC. LEONARDVILLE original of which is on filein SALINA Kendall Garage COUNCIL GROVE my office. LINDQUIST IMPL CO. CLAY CENTER Mischa -Revere ELWILL M. SHANAHAN, (Seal) Secretary of State: TOBUREN IMPL. CO, est acquisition - cats aremuch September iiiiiiiiiii 1111111011111111 iiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiii e iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ei 17, 1968 iiiii .11.1 iiiiiiiiiiiiii siiii iiiii dogs ....e.11.1.14110.1.1 -111111111/M tttttttt 1101.1111111111110111111111111110101..111111111111111111..111111 easier to housebreak than ing formercars scratche or kiddies. by someone's OUR DAILYBREAD * * carelessness, - byG&G Area Cooks his Use a F11111111001111111011111111111111111111111 iiiiiiii One of our printers and iiiii .1111111.11111111111111111111111111111111111111111 wife were moving somethings a- their place anduncovered a snake. "I never knew my wife ForA Winning RecipeSent By could move so fast," said the By Beverly Macy man. "She almostbeat me to Remember last week Itold the road!" Mrs. A. Johannes,Marysville you about mysister bringing * * * our youngstertropical fish? Inconsiderateness seems to Good watches Prize winner, Mrs. Albert Johannes,R 1,Marysville: Well, she struck again,and thisbreed more of the same. We "We enjoy this casserole as it is acomplete meal in one dish." time brought him a kitten.One deserve SHIPWRECK heard about this otherwise nice thing I've learned fromthis lat-young couple who alwaysparkexpert care! (Casserole) All others 1 quart raw potatoes, diced their new car in a parking lot 3 tablespoons butter astraddle the line, thus takingneed it! 1 large onion of celery soup The Latest up two parking spacesand mak- 1 small stalk celery or can of cream ing it impossible for others to 1 small can kidney beans 4 needs theattention 1/4 cup uncooked rice `Daily park cars near theirs. They do of sp-,;:lmil because keeping perfect 11/2 cups fresh or cooked tomatoes 'Dr --'1 Bread' this to prevent others from Tdbhin:riEnesireeer's:rilto:of 1 green pepper, diced slamming car doors against the . 1 pound hamburger 1 teaspoon salt Prize new auto and scratching it. This 1/4 teaspoon pepper (black) sounds like a mean thing to do 1/2 cup water until you realize that the cou-SNYDERS JEWELR Place potatoes in bottom of buttered casserole, then add Phone: ME other ineredients, putting hamburger on top. Season. Pour ple has undoubtedly had the 2-5155 hav- CLAY CENTER, can of soup over. Bake at 350 degreesfor 11/2 hours. Serves CORN SERVER unpleasant experience of KS four to six. Serve with a salad. COMPLETE SERVICE for four. Set includes four corn husk dishes, eight corn skew- LEASING Mrs. Delbert Bruning, R 1,Spread reserved filling over bis- ers and attractive saltand Farm andIndustrial Machinery Ellsworth: "This is a recipe wecuits. Serve warm. "Delicious." leaseany piece of Allis-Chalmers * pepper shakers. New and dif- If you can't buy it you can love when fresh peaches are in *** low rates. See Bob Martin Clif- ferent, makes a pretty table machinery you may need, and at season." Mrs. J. W. Green, R 2, for Industrial leasing, Jim Gatesfor FarmEquipment leasing, FRESH PEACH DESSERT ton: "I have several of my ori- setting. Butters the corn and Peel and slice 8 or 10 freshginal recipes. Here is one I'm keeps it hot. No more burned sharing with the readers to see HENRY SALESAND SERVICE What marvi peaches into a glass cake dish. or messy fingers while eating real Add 11/2cups sugar,' 3table- how they will like." East Highway 24 and MeridenRoad, Topeka, Kans.-FL 4.7641 and some spoons minute tapioca and 2 ta- SKILLET CHILI corn on the cob. roducts can blespoons butter. Mix well. Let Put 1 tablespoon fat in skil- stand until juice begins to ap-let. Add 1/2 pound ground beef, The winndr each week is pear. Bake in a 375 -degree oven 1/8 teaspoon pepper and 1tea- drawn by lot from the reel. for 30 minutes. Cool slightly; spoon salt. Cook till beef is well pes printed. take out about 11/2 cups of thedone but not too brown. Add 1 filling and place on top of thetablespoon instant minced on- Win one by' sending us your, rest, 1 can of Pillsbury butter-ion, 2 medium-sized fresh toma- favorite recipe - this can be 1 maindish,leftover,salad, milk biscuits. Place a dot of but- toes, peeled and quartered; .44 ter on each one and sprinkle medium sized carrot, peeled and sidedish,dessert or what generously with sugar. Bake in thinly sliced;1 large potato, have you. 400 -degree oven about 20 min- peeled and diced (or 1 cup dic- 1. Check your recipe care utes or until a golden brown.ed); *2 teaspoons chili powder fully to be sure all ingredi- and 1/4 can water (moreif entsareaccurate andac- needed). Cover and simmer till counted for. vegetables are tender, stirring 2. Be sure your name and made occasionally soit won't sick. address are on the entry. while You may add a can of drained chili or red beans, if desired. 3. Only onerecipeat a you * You may want to use more time, please. wait or less chili powder, according 4. Send it to Woman's Page to your taste, as some chili Editor, Grass & Grain, Box AGGIE HARDWARE powders are stronger than oth- 1009, Manhattan, Kapsas., 1205 Moro MANHATTAN. ers. BranchOf Feder LANG

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No bolt projections to injure stock. Top g!ai3 whiface select kiln -dried lumber.Choice red or Tbite. Fits preeetth6 whiface mum gain. Or, if you mix your Call collect and find out why Kansas Soya stalee!. so pick-up endgate closesbehindit. Sturdy oak 11 whiface own ration, we'll furnish the is making such a stir in custom -mixed cattle Lift -up gate slides easily in steel channels. Standard heig:1 63".Special height on order. 5 whiface best protein supplement available: Sunflower feeds. 3 whiface Soybean Meal or Pellets that are processed KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. When Ordering Specify'Make, Model, Size of Bed 5 whiface 12 whiface from prime soybeans, nature's richest source Dickens 24210. Emporia, Kansas. of protein. At Kansas Soya, you'll also have 15 whifac( phone 945.371 HAUL- MOR, INC. valley falls, kansas 3 whiface 1 black st4 4 whiface 3 whiface SALE EVERY 3 whiface 3 whiface WEDNESDAY Salina, Kansas S whiface Beverly Stockyards Co. Phone TA 7-4479 1 black st 3 whiface With the fanners busy in the fields in thisarea our SALE TIME 12:004 cattle and hog run was lighter this week. The market 4 whiface on all classes of cattle looked about steady with last Floyd Olsen, Bavaria 1 hol. cow 870 @ 16.80 whiface Francis Marcotte, Aurora .Many more sales of both cattle and hogs. For more week. We had a $19.00 top on fat hogs and coulduse 1 wf str 710 @ 25.90 blkwhif Chris Katzenmeyer, Ellsworth2 bl wf strs information about prices and selling time on your stock, a lot more of these hogs each week to fill our buyers 540 @ 25.70 get in touch with us and we will come and look at them. whiface needs. This coming Wednesday September 18we have P. W. Faron, Abiline str cvs 385 @ 33.00 Jim Shute, Brookville 6 blk strs Special notice. Free watermellon will be served all day 2 whiface a large run of cattle already listed. One string of 600-725 619 @ 25.70 Wednesday September 18 at the Beverly Stockyards. lb. yearling steers listed. Theseare hereford and black Leonard Marcotte, Aurora 5 blk strs 442 @ 26.70 3 blkwhif whitefaced cattle. Were sure expecting 1500to 2000 Keith Mullen, Ada 15 mx strs 520 @ 28.10 Gayle Lister, Kipp 3 blkwhif 14cattle total for this sale. Listed beloware a few sales 4 blk hfrs 568 @ 22.80 sale REMINDER from Wednesday's auction. HOGS - - Special Black Angus and Charlois 2 blacksi Gotti & Sellick, Culver on Tuesday September 24 and Special all breeds on S blkwhif 63 mx but.249 @ 18.85 ourregula: Jake Donmeyer, Salina 8 mx hogs in connection with 34 black CATTLE 205 @ 19.00 sale. Consign your cattlenow for these 2 bigsales so we H. A. Keatt, Salina 2 wf strs James L. Martin, Salina 1 but, hog 245 @ 18.85 590 @ 26.10 Perry Bradley, Niles advertised. whifac( Quinn Steinbrock, Manchester 2 wf strs 1010 @ 25.60 2 red sows 335 @ 17.50 Ed Wilson, Carlton 2 wht sows S whifa( 124 wf yl hfrs616 @ 25.30 Bob Mason, Solomon 410 @ 16.90 L. E. Hubele, Gypsum 1 wf cow 1055 @ 18.50 5 mx hogs 200 @ 18.50 whifac( Von Lee Tescott 1 hol. cow 1615 @ 17.40 whifac( Robert Coffenberger, Aurora 2 wf strs 725 @ 25.50 whi face 88 whifai RM Sal' For more information about on KF blacks Beverly Stockyards Co., Saha, Market reports morn. prices for your livestock get Kansas, Wednesday whifac Located on east edge of Salina on old highway 40 urday and Satur in touch with us and we will also KI.5 4 black; CARL ings at 7:20; GOTTI, Tescott 283-4693 JACK BEVERLY, SalinaTA3-3191 morelingsi come and look at them. PAUL BOB GRACE, Minneapolis EX2-3028day andWednesday DIEHL, Brookville 225-3503 HARLAN JENSEN, SalinaTA3-8445 JIM FORSHEEConcordiaCH3 4717at 7:10. Registered Angus All YoungCattle 7,444ild 944.0trsafterdeoft at ter avenience SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1968 12:30 p.m. CDT homes is at Holton Livestock Exchange weerthe HOLTON, KANSAS room. SALE CATTLE h and 9 BULLS - 19 Months & Older lkfast,af. Size enough for anyone Sir Wms Elation 19 by Elation of Eastfield and rlate 21 BULLS - 15.18 Months Old Get & Service of These Sires a Bandolier Erica of W H F cow, left us many shutters, good females in the herd and will have off- lh the Developed on grass. Includes many registered spring in the sale. room herd bull prospects in their every day clothes. rvarnished Moles Hill Maximilian 2225 by Dor Mac Bar- d grain, 1 BULL - Half-yr-old double -bred Maximilian: doliermere 60 and a Homeplace Eileenmere 999 Gilnockie D M, a double bred 0 Bardoliermere counter "Potential Unlimited" 35 cow. A near perfect pedigree. Sons and 2, by Dor Mac Bardoliermere 10 and Dor Macs to ; daughters are the modern growthy kind you Elba 13, will appear often in the sale's pedigrees and 13 BRED HEIFERS -A select group original- want today and still show that smooth Angus accent when ly scheduled for our herd "trademark."' in use. 24 OPEN HEIFERS - Foundation stock ready to be bred Elation of Model 163 by Elation of Eastfield and CLUB CALF PROSPECTS a Black Baron of Barnoldby cow. Cattle in this THIS HERD DEVELOPED Leese Following are early spring calves for Club pedigree have produced most of the successful WITH TOP BLOOD LINES Calf prospects. We "steered" some dandy bull Scotch bulls brought to this country. The prospects to make this group. One of our Scotch -Domestic cross gives you extra vigor. As we developed this herd we selected only lets Elation daughters was chosen Grand Champion cattle with top blood -lines that had proved their female over all breeds at the recent Jackson value in the ability to pass on their greatness. a cook County Fair. A full sister plus 16 half sisters Burger of Model 34 by Burger of Classlochie But first we wanted cattle that would be out- Y and alalb,kes and brothers will be offered in this Club Calf and the famous old Cherry Blossom BD cow. His $4900 price is compensated by the extra standing in the hindquarters. We were very selection. amount of pure muscle he puts in the "rear" of lucky to find each herd sire superior in his ohfillets, 23 Heifer Calves - Breeding privilege by A.I. ability to breed this extra depth and thickness to ones shows. his calves. where the packers want it. in the "rear" and still prod"ce us the growthy, 1Cheese 13 Steers - Bill offers special deal for 1969 to "money -making" kind of cattle in demand today e menu bak. '. championship winners bowl, bread ges (10% This is a partnership dissolution sale. Bill purchased thecow herd and the herd n broccoli bulls and will continue the operation of Parallel Farms. package di ng the salt keep warm; Owners luid.Ernpt, into a sauce Paul Scheid--Bill Cochren stir in % Whiting, Kansas occoli liquid ng occasio Phones cheese sae 913/873-2213 913/873-2215 pears and WHITING. KANSAS ka. Recipe PHONE 9IA73.2213 4 cup sauo Out of the Recr='Inio the Block Catalogs Sent On Request broccoli. A 5-month.old average of the club steers With Pdiallel Bred Angus VISITORS WELCOME TO INSPECT that sell CATTLE PRIOR TO SALE Manhattan Commission Co., Inc. stele &vim/ / 3 blkwhif steers The market at our sale Thursday 1 whiface heifer 600 @25.40 471 @29.3021/2 MILES EAST OF MANHATTAN ON US 24 9 whiface heifers 559 @25.40 5 whiface [email protected] was active to stronger on all 3 whiface steers classes of cattle, except feeder 29 shthorn steers830 @25.40 513 @29.10 11 whiface steers 737 @25.30 2 black steers 467 @29.10 heifers, which may have been 7 black heifers 540 @25.00 lower. We are expecting a good84 black heifers739 @25.25 1 shthorn steer 370 @29.00 SPECIAL CONSIGNMENTS 14 whiface heifers585 @25.20 2 black steers 490 @29.00 5 whiface heifers518 @25.00 run of cattle for next Thursday. 4 whiface heifers480 @24.90 For Thurs., Sept. 19 If you have cattle to sell, bring 5 whiface heifers 627 @25.20 4 blkwhif steers 529 @28.50 1 blkwhif heifer515 @24.9060 choice Hereford steer &hfr them in, as we will have plenty 11 whiface steers 782 @25.20 4 black steers 569 @28.00 5 whiface heifers 612 @25.10 3 whiface steers551 @27.10 2 blkwhif heifers535 (c 24.70 calves,500-525lbs. of buyers.The following is a 5 shthorn heifers545 @24.30 partial listing of the sales: 9 whiface heifers 689 @25.00 6 whiface steers552 @27.10 42 choice Hereford steer & hfr 7 blkwhif heifers 674 @25.00 10 black steers 469 @25.50 calves, 525-575 lbs. 24.90 BULLS FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 37 blkwhif steers 705 @ 1 whiface bull [email protected] 3 whiface steers 8 black heifers 572 @24.75 HEIFER CALVES 585 p 28.60 24.70 1 red bull 1430 @22.40: Top grade 3 whiface steers588 p 28.302 whiface heifers 705 @ 1 whiface heifer245 @29.50 685 @24.60 14 whiface heifers316 p28.50 precisely 6 whiface steers605 p 28.10 4 black heifers COWS BUYING tkstakes. 7 blkwhif heifers 653 @24.50 11 blkwhif heifers 353 @28.10 11 whiface steers 590 p 28.10 1black cow 980 @21.70 ird height 4 blkwhif heifers 722 @24.40 5 whiface heifers 261 p28.00 FAT HOGS 5 whiface steers614 p 28.00 22.70 1 blkwhif cow 1045 ©20.00 3 whiface steers573 p 28.00 3 blkwhif heifers 661 @ 2 whiface heifers 267 @28.00 3 whiface cows 965 p19.10 765 @21.90 27.60 We buy fat hogs in Manhattan, 5 whiface steers577 @ 27.90 1 blkwhif heifer 8 whiface heifers 422 @ 1 whifacecow 1100 @18.90 Bed 11 whiface heifers399 @27.30 Alma, and Eskridge according 12 whiface steers 600 @ 27.80 STEER CALVES 27.10 1 black cow 1125 p18.40 to the following schedule: 15 whiface steers 609 @ 27.20 5 blkwhif heifers 424 @ 3 black cows 1177 @18.10 1 whiface steer 180 @38.00 5 whiface heifers 484 @27.10 3 whiface steers661 p 27.001 whiface steer 290 @36.00 2 whifacecows1272 @18.00 At Manhattan 1 black steer 18 whiface heifers415 @26.90 2 whiface 635 p 27.003 blkwhif steers 296 @34.00 26.80 cows 1147 p17.80 .Tuesdays & Saturdays 4 whiface steers617 p 26.90 13 whiface heifers478 @ 1 holsteincow 1110 ©17.80 4 whiface steers301 @33.50 6 whiface heifers 421 @26.60 BUYING HOURS 3 whiface steers671 c 26.809 blkwhif steers 380 @33.00 26.50 3 whifacecows 1140 ©17.75 3 whiface steers 3 black heifers 417 @ 4 whifacecows 17.70 8 a.m. to 1 :0 0 p.m. 607 p 26.801 blkwhif steer 260 @32.75 26.50 1332 p 3 whiface steers675 p 26.60 5 whiface heifers 463 @ 1 holsteincow 1305 @ 17.60 isos 10 whiface steers 373 @32.50 4 whiface heifers 406 p26.20 AtAlma 5 whiface steers624 @ 26 . 6011 whiface steers 376 @32.50 26.00 1 whifacecow 1210 ©17.60 79 0 1 black steer 8 whiface heifers 499 @ 1 holstei ncow1430 @17.40 Every Tuesday 610 @ 26.501 blkwhif steer 295 @31.75 11 whiface heifers537 @25.80 3 whiface steers753 p 26.301 whiface steer 330 @31.30 1 whifacecow 1105 p17.20 8 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 4 whiface steers 6 blkwhif heifers 466 @25.60 1 whifacecow 1370 @17.10 608 @ 26.3015 whiface steers 450 @31.00 25. 50 2 whiface steers 3 blkwhif heifers 490 @ 1 whifacecow 1300 @17.00 At Eskridge 715 p 26 . 2010 whiface steers 480 @ 31 . 00 3 whiface heifers 533 @25.50 stock, 7 blkwhif steers 602 @ 26.201 blkwhif steer 255 @31.00 1 whifacecow 1190 ©16.90 Every Wednesday them. 4 8 whiface heifers 508 p25.50 4 whiface heifers 579 @ 26.203 whiface steers435 @30.80 25.40 4 whifacecows1232 p16.90 8: a.m. to 1:00 p.m. day 4 whiface heifers 512 @ 1 whifacecow 1235 @16.60 Is. 4 2 whifa.ce heifers 442 p 26.201 blkwhif steer 355 @30.75 25.20 For information call the barn 8 whiface heifers 502 @ 2 whifacecows 16.00 3 blkwhif steers 593 p 26.1018 whiface steers 504 @30.50 8 whiface heifers 533 @25.10 1155 © in Manhattan, PR 6-4815. Or you 3 blkwhif steers 631 @ 26.002 whiface steers350 @30.50 1 whifacecow 1150 ©14.80 may call Joe Raine at Maple Hill sale 2 black steers 657 @ 26.003 whiface steers445 30.50 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449- 5 blkwhif steers 774 @ 25,908 whiface steers478 30.40 2347. or Alma yard 765-3841. so we 34 blacksteers 793 @ 25.801 whiface steer 495 30.10 FORESTIMATES' 2 whiface W. E. DUGAN -Alta Vista, 229-6430I steers762 @ 25.704 whiface steers501 30.10 . 65 whifacesteers 808 @ 25.707 whiface steers 543 30.00 JOE RAINE Maple Hill, 663-2226 4 4 whiface heifers 584 @ 25.603 black steers 471 29.75 DON WELLS Manhattan, JE 9-3744 Manhattan 2 whifacesteers747 @ 25.503 whiface steers450 29.60 MERVIN SEX TON Abilene, CO 3-3449 8 whifacesteers842 @ 25.504 whiface steers509 29.50 C. J. WENTZ, bus. mgr.Manhattan, JE9-5561 Co., Inc. 88 whifacesteers 816 @ 25.502 black steers 472 29.40 Rmsat-4 19 black steers 827 @ 25.502 blkwhif steers 417 29.30 CERTIFIED MANHATTAN, KANSAS worn' 2 whiface Manhattan, PR 6-4815 steers732 @ 25.405 black steers 488 29.30 BARN PHONE thqS100:". MARNil si satur-V 4 blacksteers 655 @ 25.4010 whiface steers 560 29.30 Consignment Reports East On US 24 mornings WIBW radio 6:30 A.M. Thursdays WIBW-TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays AUCTIONEER: JOE RAINE providing them with education September17, 1968IT Herefords Get and skills, are in effect at most the runnerup. institutions. Ribbon winners Alexander rejects charges in various Two Top Prizes Shorthorn classes from some quarters that prison- were Connwell, and Robert Po4 ' ers are being "coddled." At State Fair Rochrns' He says if its coddling to take Stafford. Herefords won both grand Class winners young men with retarded educa- in Rerefool championshipandreserve competition were Charles tions, with no employable work championship honors at 4H of skills, and turn them into re- Saline County; Margaret judging at the Kansas State Republic; Stump; pat, sponsible adults, then prisoners Bill Roca' Fair. Stafford; Wade Whitani are being coddled. 14 Dave Stump of Blue Rapids ler; and Warren Wittorff, He argues that the new reha-took the top prize, and Tim W bilitation techniques don't imply Pherson. Walker of Canton had the run- Thepurple ribbon softness but represent a trend group nerup. beef fitting and showingof away from the archaic prisons cot; Best of the Angus entries was testants with Barbara once in existence. one of Eugene Gesell of Mt. popp "In essence," he says, "we are Ness County, the champion, Hope. Jerry Nelson of Burdick i' coming out of the Middle Ageshad reserve Angus. Merritt' Atwell,uArtrwy'ellil,axr\:;', in the control and correction of The top Shorthorn entry was RickelCounty;udes Cornwell,nMdA Stafford; delinquent behavior . . . we areone of Barbara Popp of Utica. 1,, beginning to catch up a bit in anne Johnson, McPherson; Rick Conwell of Stafford had R. our knowledge of behavioral Dennis Atwell, Ness.

sciences." *ran% "It's a continuing frustration, he says, to release a prisoner knowing he'll immediately re - embark on a new crime career. Conjugal privileges for prisoners with wives or fiances? Alex- ander is adamantly opposed. He contends such activities would benefit at best 30 per cent of the population of any giveninstitution,and would cause more tensions and frus- trations than they would cure. "Anyway," he says, "it isn't MEET THE MINERAL NEEDS the men with the family ties that are cr,r problem. It's the OF ALL YOUR LIVESTOCK! other 70 per cent." Reserve Champ at Hutchinson Retires From Tim Walker,13,of Canton, had the reserve PISS ELEVEN champion at the Kansas State Fair. Tim is the son of 50 Years Of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Walker. criminal careers." Auctioneering "INFRA' The 59 -year -old prison boss, A western Kansas auctioneer Switch In who began 37 years ago as war-has retired after 50 years at his den's assistant at the Atlanta business. He is Glen Fox of Lo- provides you these advantages: p....n,Phillipscounty. Convict Age, 'pen,' talks tough but he empha- 11% of nearly 100% available Phosphorus. sizes new psychological tech- Fox started auctioneering (Mono -Calcium Phosphate is the principal source) Population niqres and educational schemes when he was 19. The U.S. prison population is which heisconvinced are "Ijust gotitin my head III Complete in needed trace minerals, all in available form. rising while the average age ofworking to turn youthful crim-that was what I wanted to do, III A very favorable calcium to phosphorus ratio. federal convicts is dropping, inals into useful members of so I went to the Missouri auction school." SEE US! Wecansupply you thebestmineral buy on the market- says the man who runs the na- society. Gooch's Best Phos Eleven in either block or meal form. tion's prisons. The average age of federal "I've quit for good," he said. Myrl E. Alexander said in anconvicts, he says, dropped from"Fifty years of that is enough. interview that the upswing in 29 to 28 in the last year. About I'm practically 70 years old." half the prison population of Fox has two sons, Norman of CK PROCESSING CO. prison inmates began after six Manhattan, Kansas Telephone PR 6-9269 years of decline, and it's coming 20,250 are young men between Salina and Doyle of ElDorado, at a time when Alexander's bur- 17 and 28. and two daughters, Mrs. Darrel eau of prisons must trim its Special educational plans andStanton of Salina and Mrs. CLAY CENTER ALFALFA MILL budget. programs designed to keep con-Ralph Prater of Escondido, Cal- Clay Center, Kansas Telephone ME2-3401 He insists that any budget -cut- victed felons busy as well as if. ting won't interfere with programs which he feels are just beginning to pay off. For the Ease, Comfort and Economy "We've made a great many good gains in the last three of Modern GAS Heating...Choose years," said Alexander. "We don't want to give up any of See that ground." Alexander, while discussing the federal prison population, for invariably talksabout the Sam Alrfliflff younger convicts. He dismisses VENTED fert: what he calls the "hardened son criminals and the organization GAS HEATERS the men - the Mafia." Gre "I don't worry too much tiliz about them," he says."It's phi] these kids we've got to get to.. 14%9W:44:i*ere Geo 7retat4V you we must intervene in their plan nun Modern Automatic tion PreventLosses I Controls For Care -FreeHeating: gra( loo( Honeywell "Adatrol-Modusnap" and -The VR-65, VR-50,V-65, V-50 and VR-165 "MA" "MAB" models of WARM FRANKLIN MORNING vented gas heatersare factory equipped with thefamous "Adatrol-Modusnap"-a combinationcontrol incorporating 100% safety shut-off valve, manual gm valve, pilot filter, and the new "Modusnap" Thermostat for automatic temperature control. 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An adjustable A FULL -SERVICE STORE CAN SERVICE THEM Therm -O -Disc switch automaticallyturns blower on andoff atc aft. to temperatures in heater FOR ANIMAL MEDICINES cabinet. Model S-4 bloweris offered for the smaller models,arid rIMae PHONE ME 2-3272 S -64A for the VR-165. the FARMERS COOPERATIVEASSN. HELD'S Manhattan, Kansas 4th 8 STORE WESTMORELAND ONAGA Phony CLAY CENTER, KANS. ALTA VISTA 68 wheat in a loaf of bread less than one cent. Lower Pool arlous "I don't consider that to bean Popp, unfair burden on theconsum- .0ohrts, er," Kelly told the Democratic At Kanopolis platform committee at the party convention at Chicago. For Installation reford Presently a processing tax is Oleen, Army engineers are lowering charged to millers for each bush- the conservation pool at Kanop, et Fate, el of wheat used domestically. Koelseh, olis Reservoir to install a con- Revenues from the processing trol device in the control tower. o;But. tax are used to finance the 'ff, Mc. Col. W. G. Kratz, district en- wheat certificate payments. gineer in Kansas City, said the In turn, the processorpasseswork should be completed by )4 of this tax on to the consumer thru ig eon. Nov. 1, and the pool will be al- a slight increase for flour and lowed to rise to its conservation 'OPP of other wheat products. level at that time. lion, in, Under Kelly's proposal, wheat Harvey The control installation, a market farmers could onlymar- four -foot -high 1, sill,isbeing Ness; ket their bushel allotment.Ex- made to improve operational 'd;Di, cess amounts would have to becharacteristics of the 20 -year - on; and stored on the farm or in elevat- old control tower, he explained. ors. This is similar to the Canadian

government's program which ,,; .,1 I controls the grain market there. Altho Kelly's proposals were

ITCO made at the Democraticconven- tion, to which he wasa delegate, Lindsborg Keeps ItsRed Bricks they apparently escaped the at- MIDWEST WAGON HOISTS The old red bricks are still in place inLindsborg. A repair job on the tention of most state grainmen,Midwest Super 7- 15000 lb., brick streets in the downtownarea will be completed before an Art and Craft high lift hoists especially de- Festival in mid -October, signifyinga victory for merchants, artists, and others who were inclined to look at signed for dumping ensilage. interes ed in preserving a semi -OldWorld atmosphere in Swedish Lindbsorg, them as grandstand plays. Just 2 left. Reg. Price $169.95 who opposed a City plan to cover the old brickstreets with a blacktop overlay. John Harvey of the Farmers Sell $154.50 The council compromised on the side ofart, agreeing to limit the street Unionat Topekasaid, "We PRIDE OF THE FARM work to new curbs and gutters and repair of thepicturesque brick paving. pray for all politicians and all WATERERS their plans to help the plight ofCattle waterer, electric heat Demo Candidate Pat Kelly- the farmer."' $92.75 Bushel control of production Hog waterer, double, electric heat $52.60 has been advocated by the farmHog waterer, tank waterer organization for_ more than 50 $10.65 Bushel Control,Wheat years, he said, ever since the Tuff Boy 5'rotary mower, 4.410.4, start of farm programs. heavy duty $329 "The U.S. Department of Agri-Air compressors 884.50 Air tanks $16.50 culture has always claimed the7' heavy duty 3 point blade Parity Call CatchEars problems created by bushel pro- $139.95 hi:, farm program is getting sur-duction controls are unsur- 16' bale elevator $89.95 Pat Kelly is a lawyer, and prisingattentionalthothe 24' bale elevator $121.45 mountable," he recalled. 80-82 MF combine feeder chain, he's trying to unseat Garner "new" program isn't new and "I hope his (Kelly's) program reg. price 77.50. Sell - $69.95 Shriver for the 4th District doesn't have much chance for has wonderful luck, at least 3pt. post hole digger, Reg. Congressional seat in a Wichita- success in Congress. better luck than Farmers Union $149.95.Sell $139.95 dominated district. Basically, Kelly proposes thathas had." All sprays on hand 15' discount Within that urban environ- wheat production controls thru Milo guards $2.85 ea. ment, Kelly has suddenly insert-acreage limitations be eliminat- ed farm policy in his uphill ed and replaced by controls bas- Visit Our Retail Display Of HOLT fight to get Shriver's job, and ed on bushel production. Lighting Fixtures Kelly also advocates a mini- FARM SUPPLY at - mum price for domestically Endacott Electric Co. Next To Sale Barn consumed wheat be established 309 MORO - MANHATTAN by law at "full parity," around MANHATTAN PR 6-7943 $2.65 a bushel. He also says that export wheat should be tagged i-9269 at $1.50 per bushel. We are happy For many years the National Farmers Union has been advo- to anounce that cating bushel controls rather 11 than acreage controls on wheat production, and the 100 percent DON ZUMBRUNN parity call is one the National has opened an authorized Farmers Organization has made since its beginning. Presently, the farmer gets FORD TRACTOR about 78 percent of parity on 35 fr" percent of his crop - the part Parts & Service Center See us for that certificate payments are Mr.ureeell made on. The remainder that at 501 N.W. 2nd Street gets the market price is consid- for broadcast ahead of planting erably less than 50 percent of TRACICAPS parity. ABILENE, KANS, Give your new crop a strong fiC21)WhAfc, fertility base to build on all sea- italoso4u Kelly noted that his plan Burns -Salisbury, Inc., Manhattan son long. Let us help you select would increase the price of the rightgradeofGulf, Mr. Greeen* high analysis mixed fertilizer for application ahead of IL planting. Choose Your New Genuine Gulf Mr. Greeen is Open your assuranceofguaranteed Thursday plant food analysis, free -flowing Nights material for trouble -free applica- Til' 8:30 tion and chemically- combined COAT ng: grades that deliver the same plant food ratio inevery granule. NOW! a" and famous From the large selections ival gas *Trademark of Gulf 00 Corporation 1." of new arrivals. :ol. The ''Top -0 "Don't just fortilizo-bo Gulf wiser (Sizes for all at Woodward's) Untrimmed Coats $50 to $95 >I 1000 - 4 open Fur Trimmed - $95 to $ "se or ,N111.0 Cash Storage Car Coats $35 to $60 Weather Coats $25 up equip We'll have the capacity - {treed) PLEASE ARRANGE NOW FOR Is with HANDLING YOUR MILO CROP :ording Model Flint Hills Feed & Grain Downtown Manhattan 4th & Rock Island Tracks Phone PR 8-5322 MANHATTAN FASHION DEPARTMENT STORE

AmmimmimmINESIIIIIMENIMME ARNER, 1 heat'clew GRASS & GRAIN. 30 HEAD big type Holsteins SHAWNEE vi ready to calf. Galen Brockish, don,reason PA isralFE c15 Wamego, Kans., Phone 456-2417. 535.Franz,2581 or SB30 seed wheat. Contact're-8T, c'a,;(7 Ag1,34,_ LL)T[2.1fEli,]# Dept., KSU, Manhattan Fog, SALE words. DISCOUNTS: (with' FOR SALE - Yorkshire boars, 532-6161. ph"; Wheat RATES: $1 a week for 15wonli or less. Add 50 a word for additional serviceable age. Vernon Setzer, 0% if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% ifad runs 4 weeks. REFUNDS: you Stl cash orderi Qnly) deduct 1 George, Kans. Phone 456- FOR SALE scnraeeticirill, K95an9 Ag Press office for any unused amountpaid if an ad is cancelled. CLAS- St. - Gp.;e seed may colleceorefund at the accompanied by cash have a 2394. x30 grown from certified, SIFIED DISPLAY: (boxedacts).$1.82 a column inch. CASH: ads not and can treat, $1.60 per.el SALE FOR 25 -cent billing charge added. FOR SALE - Purebred Hamp- Herman Batt, Palmer,i 48 Kansas 66502- JE9-7558 bred Kilianc'ititin Mail To: Ag Press - Box 1009 - 1207M.Oro- Manhattan, shire boars, 275 lbs. Also phone 305. ns gilts to far. in Nov. & Dec.,all F913re d FOR SALE 456-96( SPF HAMPSHIRE boars & op-vacc. Stanley Cairns,Greenleaf, - certified x31 nee and Parker Shat en gilts, bred gilts, farrow late Kans., ph. 747-5795. John Polansky, Belleville,seed whea. Notices DAIRY SUPPLIES Sept. Wayne Shirley, Horton, FOR SALE - 40 head 3-8 yr. old phone 16F27. ph. 913 474-3349. x30 Charolais-Hereford cross cows. 4 Some with spring calves and REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE ISIIittlenrpEril:Ce,---quG;nt°dityall some heavy springers,all bred Valfetalvi WAMEGO DAIRY SUPPLY boars, ready for service. Some Riemann, Claflin, full brothers to test station. Al-to purebred bull. Also breeding Hans,sti AUCTIONEERING Your authorized dealer for: so open gilts. Dean Funston, age Charolais bulls Vs to pure- FOR SALE bred. Donald Runft, Scandia, Ks. - Bulkee% Abilene, phone Buckeye 3311. Shawnee seed wheat 1/2 DeLaval milkers SB35 Phone (913) FE 5-2582. x31 tion 97%. New .Ideagerm Clay push-button farm eqpt. pull type corn picker.twoi Sal Lawrence E. Welter ac- FOR SALE - Spring boarand Roy ir, Mueller Bulk Tanks FOR SALE - Nationally and son, Clifton, Kans. 66937, TRI-001 credited SPF Duroc boars, meatopen gilts. These are spots ph; AUCTIONEER ready. Make me an offer. War- 307 N.3rd REAL ESTATE BROKER Stores And Service From type, large litters.. Larry D. Rapids, Ph. Sgf, Hobson, Scandia, Kans. phoneren Constable, Blue Maize Wamego & Sabetha, Kansas 785-2624, Waterville. x31 and bees Your Sale Solicited FE 5-2650. x30 4:to6A-c3N6urtr1.111368-410MasseyTeri-, Large or Small son. Contact PR 8-3780, Mark. For Free Estimates Call: FOR SALE - Holstein bull &FOR SALE -28 Hereford hei- tan. EAST HIGHWAY US 24 heifer calves, 2 to 3 wks. old.fers 30 mo. old, bred to calve 1.963 Jeep MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 in Oct. Lee Walters, Rt. 1, Man- 1, 4 -wheel WAMEGO 456-7200 or Will deliver. Zwiefelhofer Lvstk. FOR SALE- Brome seel, 9p, Real Estate SABETHA AV 4-2958 Co., Rt. 2, Blommer, Wisconsin.hattan, PR 6-8347. x29 one own germination. Pete Shank,1/00 And General Sales Phone AC 715 568-8889. x30 2, Abilene, Kans. Navarre 1957 Chev. 22 HEREFORD HEIFERS, bred 3tei NATIONALLY ACCREDITED to calve next spring. 18 open clean SPF Yorkshire open gilts and yearling heifers, 25 big heifer UNCERTIFIED SCOUT 1966 Chev. DeLaval Clay boars from tested bloodlines. calves. All from purebred cowsseed wheat, clean state& Gai, LWB, 16 Harvey Herrs, Linn, Kansas 348-and vaccinated. Carroll Oleen, $1.60 bu. Phone Palmertest' like new Ed Reimer x29 311,Irt All Makes 2252. Fal n, Kansas. Phone Salems- Helen Bott & Sons. 1966 Chev. AUCTIONEER borg 1541. x29 t wide bo: Service & Repair FOR SALE - Registered Spots, EARLY MATURING We Specialize in Selling February and March boars and Guide owner, DAIRY CATTLE FOR SALE - 59 Hereford heif- wheat, also Scout 66 Dairy Equipment open gilts. Sired by "Jim Dan-ers, guaranteed open weight all from Foundationand Gag, 1964 Chev. "A complete Sale Service" dy" and "Mainline Style." Extraaround 600. Charles Ellenbecker, seed. Flit bed, 6 c, delivery on truck. Lotsclear good hams and loin. From certi-Route 2, Marysville, Kans., Ph. treated & bagged. Henry truck Phone or write for sale Joe McClure fied sires and some certified x29 Etta 562-3833. Odell, Nebr. 1967 IHC dates. dams. J. V. Cundiff, Manchester, A Telephone 367-2373 Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista Kansas 41/2 miles north Tal- FOR SALE - 2 serviceable age axle, ra GOESSEL, KANSAS mage Phone 388-2369. SB29 FOR SALE - Chase winterh. stock ray Hereford bulls. Coutermarsh ley seed, state tested, good tires, rem "Marion County" Bros., Leonardville, Kans. x29 n FOR SALE - Large fancy Hol- er, $1.00 per bushel, binion stein springer heifers. DiedrickFOR SALE - Reg. Spotted & Richard R. Jostes, Scottsville, Livestock Farms, Culver. Kans. 913 281- ready for Kansas. Phone PE 8-3028, Be Mye: SB29 Yorkshire boars, loit. ROBT. G. "BOB" WILSON 4227 or 283-4222. heavy service. 225 to 275 lbs. CHEVRO Auctioneering Sales Mgr. DYNAMITE, MY 4-yr. old Char-Vacc. Also have some open gilts. CERTIFIED SCOUT seed olais herd bull from the HowardLeslie Lindquist, Waterville, Ks. vla Dairymen-Buy Phone 913/785-2358. SB31 for sale. Jim Johns, Rt. 1, Ito 562-2383 All Types of Sales Martindale herd. Paul Mann.1, hattan, Phone PR 6-5566./ The Best For Less Lincoln, Kans. SB29 MARY! WANTED TO Buy - 2 or 3 CERTIFIED SCOUT Seed Phone 494-2552 We have for your selection atFOR SALE - Used stock andgood Holstein milk cows. Just all times the largest supply of fresh or to freshen soon. Also wheat, $1.85 bushel. Uncern Box 118St. George, Kans. horse trailers, in excellent con- 1 yearling Holstein bull. A. H. Scout 1 year from certificali FRESH SPRINGER dition. Reasonably priced. Phone Carlson, Olsburg, Kans., ph. cleaned $1.60. Uncleaned $1 HOLSTEIN - GUERNSEY Lamont, Kans.427-4801, Wm. Stephen Rupert, Minneapolis, 1968 Chev. Choate. x30 468-3576. SB29 Kans. 1967 Chev JERSEY steering C. W. 'BILL' CRITES FOR SALE - Yorkshire boarsFOR SALE - Purebred Hamp- DAIRY PELLETS, range pellel SWISS and MILKING shire boars. Glenn E. Miller, 1963 Chev SHORTHORN. COWS & and gilts out of registered SPF Vermillion, Kans., phone 382- andallkindsof fertilizer: parent stock. Munden phone Manhattan Milling Co., 101 HEIFERS 4220. x31 1966 Chev 42-31, Geo. J. Rytych, Narka, Pierre, Manhattan, TF at racks . REALTOR Financing available - up to Kans. x31 REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE 24 mos. boars and open gilts. Excellent FOR SALE - Parker seed 1966 Ford REGISTERED CK Hamp boar, wheat, cleaned & sacked, gem66 IH SPECIALS 16 mo.; 4 reg. Hamp. sows, al-selection for early buyers. Her- 96%, Purity 99+. Albert Kient Auctioneer 100 head of open Holstein hei-so 3 good reg. gilts. Phone 494-man Dohl, Sylvan Grove, Kans., 1960 IH 2 fers 526-1303. SB31 Wamego, Kans. Phone 456. Lift gat 8696, St. George, Kans. x29 xl 50 head Holstein heifer calves 1966 Ford CALVES! CALVES! FOR SALE - Reg. Shorthorn FOR SALE - Duroc boars, na- 18 months old. tionally accredited SPF, backfat KANSAS CERTIFIED Sham1965 IHC FARM SALES LAND We will have 400 to 500 calves bulls,12 to probes and Sonoray available on seed wheat for sale. 96% gem HOUSEHOLD SALES beef cross. 2 weeks to 450 lbs.reds & roans. Sired by Brent- ination, purity. Hors wood Ambassador or Broadar- representative individuals. Open 99.11 20 years real estate and At our barn every week for the gilts. Fred Germann, Dwight, 0. Larson, Tescott, Kans., fe Auctioneering Experience next several months. row 7th. Glenn E. Lacy, Milton - 2834679. Van--] does make a difference vale, Kansas. Phone 4274513. Ks., Phone Junction City CE 8-4382. x32 339 W. 6th CE 8-5720 W. G. WIEBE x31 SCOUT SEED wheat for sal 3825 Top JUNCTION CITY, KANS. FOR SALE - 17 head dairy from Ft. Hays last year. Clear TOI Phone 244-7625 FOR SALE - 8 good Holstein cows and 4 yearling Holstein ed, 95 germination, 98.88 purity Summerfield, Kansas milk cows. Heavy springers. heifers. 12 cows are fresh. Bal- Howard 0. Larson, Tescott, Phone Upland 3202 or see Ivan zI ance freshen in 30 days. Duane Kans., ph. 283-4679. MEMORIALS Freeman, Chapman, Kans. x30 Bishop, Belvue, Kans. Phone FOR SALE - Certified Parka WANTED TO BUY FOR SALE - Registered Feb- 456-7613. SB31 FEEDER HOGS ruary and March Hampshire seed wheat 96% germination, Dale Wells 40 to 100 lbs. Top prices paid.boars. Also, year old Register-FOR SALE - Registered Char- bagged and treated. Gage Sir J. D. SIMPSON ed Hampshire boar. Robert M. olais and Charbray bulls. Young wheat, 95% germination, bin mares and geldings, 3 -year -old run. Scout seed wheat 97% gay LARGE 130 Grant Ave., Junction City Roberts, Council Grove, phone Lowell To Phone CE 8-3754 or CE 8-.,939 White City 349-2343. x",0 Appaloosa stud and 7 year oldmination bin run. buckskin jack. Phone 765 -?551, byne, Clifton, Kans., Clyde l 1963 Fort SURGE 37 GOOD COLO. Hereford Arnold Steuve, Alma, Kans. 446-3796. 7,3) 1965 Chev SPF YORKSHIRE BOARS cows to calve in the spring, $175. SB31 2 -speed, FOR SALE FOR SALE - Scout andGap brakes Pipe Line Bucket Milkers Can furnishany numberof cera Stalls Yorkshire boars, Nationally ac-cows wanted. Paul Evans, phone seed wheat, grown from 65 Chev. Kincaid, Kans., 316 - 439-5354. fied seed, state tested. Glenn steeriN 324 Frederick ME 2-2811 credited SPF. Half-brothers to Feed & Seed Lacy, ph. 4274513, Milton CLAY CENTER, KANS. the top Yorkshire boar in the SB31 1965 Che 1967 winter test at KSIA test speed station. Our top two boars 6 NICE HAMPSHIRE pigs. Ter- Kans.ala WHEAT SEED -Certified 1964 Che made the following record. ry W. Henry, Randolph, Kans., FOR SALE- Gage seed wheat. BA Phone 944-2601 Green. x32 State tested.$1.50 bushel, bin Shawnee, bagged or bulk...... Cody Memorials Average daily gain 2.32 2.80 dette Johnson, Rt.3,McPher 1949 IH Average backfat .93 1.08 run. Lawrence Lohse, Bremen. 1/1 4 speed Homer Rundle, Owner Feed efficiency 2.80 2.80 FOR SALE - Purebred, bred Kans. x29 son, Kans. Stones designed and cut by Age at 200 lbs. 128 130 Yorkshire gilts. Larry Ryan, 1962 Che' Enterprise, Kans., Phone WA PARKER WHEAT from certi- TRIUMPH "CERTIFIED" axle, ch experienced craftsmen in our wheat, germination 96, own plant. HAYES B. BECK 2-6729. SB32 fied seed, $1.75 bushel. Ph. Man- Elgeiv 1961 IHC Phone CE 8-6064 hattan JE 9-3569 after 5p.m. bushel, recleaned bulk. Giant Office & Display PUREBRED YORKSHIRE Sylvester, Wamego,4561701 hoist, JUNCTION CITY, KANS. x31 x31) 4th & Grant sows & giltsto farrow soon. 1961IHt ME 2-2323 For Sale:Duroc and Hamp They are bred to my $400 boarNOW TAKING orders for Gage IF YOU have silagetocut, 1 ...... CLAY CENTER Boars and Gilts. Selected from of Royal Crown breeding. Also seed wheat, germ. 95%, purity cutter I have a large selection of extra96.45%; Super Triumph can cutit. Have SP 1959 IH 250 meaty spring pigs sired by 63, sorght 57 Amer tested boars. Back fat probes. good Yorkshire boars from Roy- germ. 96%, pynity 98.04%; trucks. Will cut corn, mda and Sonoray readings availableal Crown and Bingo breed- Scout,germ. 95%,purity alfalfa and high moisture ..... on many boars. Call collect ing, most any size. My Royal96.70%. Bin run Ph. CE 8-3406, LorenThorP,,a LAND IMPROVEMENT or can be Junction City, Kans. 785-2765 or 785-2766 Crown boar sired the Reserve cleaned and treated.Leslie Lind- Melt01 Arthur & Gail Roepke Champion Yorkshire barrow atquist, Waterville, Ks.,Phone FOR SALE -Prairie hay, the NCK Fair this year. Leo 785-2358. SB31 tonia the 16th LAND IMPROVEMENT WATERVILLE, KS.66548 Ball, Belleville, Kansas. round bales, $12 a a: x28 BROME GRASS SEED, field. 6-8170, Box 302,Ogelsei; "Soil Conservation Doesn't com- - NATIONALLY ACCREDITED bine run. Jim Currie,PR 6-7407. Ks. Cost-It Pays" WANTED: CATTLE Manhattan, Kans. -----_ SPF Registered Duroc boars & x31 FOR SALE - Certified8!non' FOR SA Ponds, terraces, waterways, I am now filling orders for allgilts. Serviceable age. We had and ton picks GAGE SEED wheat,grown certified Shawnee,Parker, mission, and leveling, drainage ditch- classes of stocker and feeder third top pen at the Kansas from certified Linds2 cattle.Light weight seed.Germ. Scout. Sidney Johnson, x3 Quentin es, clearing, landscape grad- calves State University test station 97%, purity 99.83. ing. available from drouth areas. spring test of 1968. Average Harold Harri- borg, AC -7-2532. Phone 71 For any information call: daily gain 2.20, feed efficiency son, Rt: 3, Manhattan,phone 16 2.34 lbs. per day, reached 200 Wamego 456-9904. x31 FOR SALE -Improved OR SA Roggendorff EVAN POGUE umph seed wheat,second year, Dn'i true. lbs. in 126 days. Our herd is free FOR SALE releasedfron1,0 Conservation Construction Phone 392-2869 of lice or mange. Harold R. - Brome seed, 15-'grown since b 1794 G Arthur Roggendorff per lb. in bulk. Early Triumphlege. Germination96%, PultY ns MINNEAPOLIS, KS. Brumm, Phone CE 8-7258, Junc- HenryBet, Phone JE 9-3984 s-ed wheat, cleaned, easi Experienced bonded order buyer tion City, Kansas, RR3, 66441. $1.50 in 95.58. $1.65 bushel.7 miles 1630 OSAGE-MANHATTAN bulk. Karl Buttron,Lancaster, fen, Phone 388-2188, x29 x32 Kans. phone 913 874-2841.San of Longford, Kans. pARKER, LANCER, Gage seed wheat, cleaned, good germina- 1967 Buick LeSabre 4-dr. sedan, Er tion,reasonable price. L. J. p_ een-0 Franz, Emmett, Kans., phone full power, factory air Priced To Go 535-2581 or 535-2582. TO GO FOR YOU oteglikG,F4 x32 1965 Olds 98 luxury 4-dr. sedan, hattai"i-tioto FoR SALE - Gage and Rodeo 1966 % ton GMC, cab & chas- power steering, power brakes, 1966 Buick LeSabre Custom 4- ok, sis, dual wheels, V-6 engine factory air, power seats, pow- dr. HT, power and air condi- seed wheat. State tested, germ- er windows 1965 Ford 1/2ton, LWB, V8, 4 - `ph ination 95%. Wesley Heilman, $1695 speed tioning, one local owner Green, Kans. x32 1964 Ford V-8 2 ton, cab and1963 Chevrolet Impala 4-dr.se- 1965 Buick Wildcat 4-dr., pow- iedseed ehleat 1965 Ford Country Sedan, V8, d chassis $1895 dan, automatic trans.,power er steering, air conditioning, per a, paR SALE - Alfalfa hay, four air $1595 local owned car Li bush- steering, air cond. er cuttings, 400 bales each cutting. 1964 Ford 6 cyl., 2 ton,131/2' 1963 Ford Falcon wagon el box & new hoist 1964 Chevrolet Impala, 4-dr., V- Fred Kilian, Wamego, Ks., Ph. $2995 1962 Buick LeSabre 4-dr. sedan, 1967 350 Yahama 1963 Ford 1/2ton, LWB, WB 8, automatic, power steering, ertifi7--- 913456-9603. x29 automatic trans., power steer- 1964 Chev. Impala nearly new tires, local owner $1095 ing, power brakes, air cond. Used ElDorado campers 1963 Chevrolet Impala, 4-dr., V- seedwhsehu4 1959 Chev. 1/2 ton, 4-spd., ellevill tool 1962 Volkswagen $845 8, automatic, power steering, e, box & ladder rack SEE THE OPEL KADETTE Automotive .... $695 1963 Chev. Corvair Monza air conditioning, one owner 1951 IH 1 ton, dual wheel, 8x10, AT .. 1962 Plymouth Convertible, Ha lf folddown box, overhauled $695 1 used Eldorado 14' camping a1fa trailer power steering, power brakes, tity7v ohai, Several new 1968 2 ton trucks 1939 Chevrolet four -door automatic Kans,s' GMC in stock at discount price. MANHATTAN ,1960 Chevrolet Impala Station Wagon, V-8, automatic, pow- TRUCKS MOTORS, INC. FORD SALES & SERVICE er steering, air conditioning atgenti,,4 1/2 Ton - 60 Ton "First in sales- First in service" BUICK - OPEL lea two;: Sales & Service NOW IN OUR 50th YEAR StenbergMotors ker. Royp- Beardmore Chevrolet 669r, p)1'' TRI-COUNTY MOTORS Main Office 311-317 Houston Ph. 446-35,32 Clyde, Ks. 66938 Handy -Stein Company, Inc. Used Car Lot at 214 Houston CHEV. - OLDS - BUICK INC. Sgt 307 N. 3rd MANHATTAN ize 614-22 Market Street Main Office PR 8-3537 101 S. Concord EX 2-2118 heap, Lot PR 6-4414 Massey Phone 223-5252 Model -End Minneapolis, Kansas 67467 -Fett- TRUCKS MANHATfAN, KANS. 3780, Me BEATRICE, NEBR. CLEARANCE 1963 Jeep1/2 ton, stock racks, 4 -wheel drive, low mileage, Wakefield ome see], INTERNATIONAL TRUCK of NEW 91', one owner, good tires IS A GOOD PLACE Shank, iL SALES & SERVICE NOW TO BUY USED CARS Navarre 1957 Chev. 1/2 ton aut., radio, real LOCATED IN Cars & Trucks 3911 AND TRUCKS clean We are moving our 1968 mod- xi MANHATTAN, KANSAS GOUT 1966 Chev. 1/2 ton 6 cyl., 4-sp., 1965 Mustang cony., 289 V8, 4 - els fast in preparation for the1963 Harley-Davidson motorcy- & Gag, LWB, 16,000 miles, one owner, speed 1969 models soon to roll in. Wise cle state test,' like new cond. Manhattan Truck buyersknowthatwithdis- 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air,4-dr., Amer 311, 1964 Chev. 4-dr., standard trans., counts and the possibility of V-8, auto. trans., air cond. ;. sgz 1966 Chev. 1/2 ton 6 cyl., 3 spd., 6-cyl., one owner wide box, 5 new tires, one Sales & Service Inc. higher prices on new models, 16' boat, motor & trailer 1965 Chev. 4-dr. HT they can save some important NG Guide owner, like new money by dealing NOW with 1966 Impala 4-dr., 327 V-8, PB, 66 and c.n air, auto. Gag 1964 Chev. Y2 ton, long wide 1965 Ford Mustang convertible 71 314 N. Third Street Obermeyer. on seed.he bed, 6 cyl., radio, excellent 1964 Ford Custom 500, V-8, au- Lots cleat 1963 Chev. SW, 3 sp., V-8 Black, to.,air truck shift for your self. (913)776-9449 Henry Evert xcors.ar. USED PICKUPS & A 2 -TON 1964 Impala spt. cpe., 4-spd. 1967 IHC 2 ton, V8, 4-spd., 2 spd., 1967 Ford LTD 2 dr. HT, air axle,radio,17'fold down MANHATTAN, KANSAS We have only a few left, but 1963 Ford F500, 4-dr., V-8, std. tse winter: stock racks, one owner, good 1959 Chev. 1 ton with box look for some good trades as 1963 Ford, excell., V-8, floor aut. ed, good tires, reasonably priced. 1965 Ford SW, V-8, auto., 4-dr., we move the new 1968 trucks. 1963 Rambler sta. wag., 4-dr., 6- tel, bin USED TRUCKS cyl.,std. run. air cond. 1965 Chevrolet 1/2ton pickup, Scottsville, 1967 Club wagon van 1966 IH 1700 187" WB, 120 cab with 8' bed, 6 cyi., black fin- 1959 Metro 4-cyl., std. 8-3028, Be Myers Motor Co. to axle, 900 rubber ish. This truck just came in. CHEVROLET - PONTIAC 1965 Ford F-600 2 ton V8, 2-spd., 1967 Chev. C60, 102" cab to axle, TRUCKS 825 tires, 194" WB, one own- 327 eng., 900 tires 1960 Chevrolet fleetside 6 cyl., 1T seed wh - CADILLAC - er, 18-20' box $2295 4 speed, 8' bed. An extra clean 1959 Chev. lh ton 6, 4 speed is, Rt. 1,3% 1965 IH 1700, 120 cab to axle, truck. 1957 Ford 1/2T pickup 562-2383 562-2384 1967 Ford Econoline bus, 6 cyl., 900 tires 6-5566.t 1951 Ford % ton pickup MARYSVILLE, KANSAS automatic 1960 IH 13C170, 120 cab to axle, 1959 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup, V8 900 tires engine, 4-spd.trans.,61/2ft. 1959 IH 1/2T, 6-cyl., 4-spd. UT Seed 1962 Ford 1/2ton, 3 -speed 1954 Chev. el. U.ncertthe 1964 1H %, ton pickup Stepside bed 1/2T pickup n certificaliz Trucks 1967 Honda cycle, 90cc, like new $395 1963 IH % ton pickup 1958 Ford % ton pickup, V-8 en- [cleaned sit: 1968 Chev. 1 ton, grain bed $3095 gine, 4-spd. trans., 8' Styleside Ntlinneapolis, 1963 Mercury Sport HT, air 1961 Chev. % ton pickup AULD 1967 Chev. Caryall V8, power 1959 Ford % ton pickup bed, heavy duty model Tr4vizeiTi-1 steering, auto -air $.095 We still have 1968 Fords in 1954 Cab over Chev., 16'fold 1953 Chevrolet 2 ton, 2 speed CHEVROLET , range pc stock. 1963 Chev. 2 ton cab & chassis down stock rack & hoist axle, grain body. A good gen- HO 1-5414 of fertilizes $2095 eral hauling truck. .g 1959 IH D-170 WAKEFIELD Co.,101 1966 Chev. 2 ton, grain & stock Boss Motors 1967 Ford C750, 120 cab to axle TF Ctr racks $J295 9000 fr. axle, 19,000 real axle OBERMEYER arker seed 1966 Ford 106 South 7th 913 562-3696 900 tires by harvest sacked, gets 66 IH 1/2ton $1595 FORD -MERCURY DEALER 1965 IH 1700, 120 cab to axle, 900 Used Truck Specials Albert Kienh tires, good truck 1962 Scout 4WD, full top, lock- IA 1960 IH 2,ton, 16' van body, Hy MARYSVILLE, KANSAS hone 456. Lift gate $1695 1966 IH 1800 900 tires, 120 cab out front hubs, bucket seats, 1966 Ford dump truck $3295 to axle, 345 engine Marvin Obermeyer, Owner rear seat, radio, 8.45x15 4 ply Ph. BL 8-2255 Open to 9 p.m. tires $1395 'IED Shan 1965 IHC % ton, V8, 4-spd. Pickups 1965 Scout 4WD, full top, lock- le. 96% gem $1495 Nemaha Motor HERINGTON, KANSAS out front hubs, bucket seats, rity.Horan BIGGEST SELECTION ! rear seat, radio, 8:45x15 4 ply tt,Kans., B'r & Imp!. Co. tires,red custom interior xi Van -T Truck Center Pickups $1595 teat for se) 3825 Topeka 913 AM 6-5151 1966 Ford 1/2 ton, LWB, custom, Phone 913 1967 IH Travelall Deluxe, aut. t year. Cleat aut. trans., radio $1895 trans., PS, PB, AC, V-304 en- TOPEKA, KANSAS AV 4-2167 gine $3695 , 98.88 NO '63 Ford 1/2 ton, long wide box, MUST MAKE ROOM FOR 1969 n,Tescott, V8, 4-spd., new red finish SABETHA, KANS. NEW TRUCK TRADE-INS 1964 Ford F-600, 300 cu.in. 6 zi $1195 eyl.,dy$4-speed, 825 tires, 14'van 1966 Chevrolet 1/2ton, wide bed bo 1495 rtified Parke '66 Chevrolet 1/2T, long wide SWB, 6 -cylinder engine, 3-spd. t4 E ROL E. box, V8, 4 spd., new white finish 1965 Ford F600, 156" WB, 84" erminatig Final transmission, was $1.r 95, CA, 330 V8, 8.25x20 tires, 4&2 $1795 NOW $1695 d. Gage sic '65 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, long wide $2195 nation, bin box, 6 cyl., 3-spd., new red fin- Year End 1968 Ford F-250 %. ton, 300 cu. 1966 Ford F-600, 156" WB, 84" teat 97% ge:. LARGE STOCK OF TRUCKS ish $1495 in. engine, 4 -speed, priced to CA, 330 V8, 8.20x20 tires, 4&2 Lowell To sell $2395 is.,Clyde it 1963 Ford 1/2 ton, LW box $945 '53 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup, 3 - Clearance 1965 Chev. tractor tandem, 5 sp., speed $195 1964 Ford 1/2 ton, overloads, rear 1961 IH DCOT405 diesel tractor, 2 -speed, aluminum sleeper, air On 1968 Fords bumper, grain sides, like new 148" WB, NH220, 10 speed Tut and Ga[;! $1395 trans., tag axle, 50 non -sleeper, brakes $5950 10.00x20 tires, new blue & 'Ifrom cep CORNER PRICES SLASHED to the bot- 65 Chev. tandem tractor, air, HOLSTINE tom! Still a fine selection of new 1961 Ford F-250 % ton pickup, white paint $3995 ted. Glens steering, brakes $5750 West 5th at Poplar AT 3-1220 new paint, LWB, 4 -speed, was , MiltonvalA cars in stock to choose from. $895. NOW $795 1964 IH 1900 gas tractor, RD450, 1965 Chev. 1/2T, 6-cyl., LWB, 4- Open Evenings Hurry, now while the selection 5 & 2, 1000 tires, new red speed $1395 Newton's No. 1 Car Dealer is still good. 1960 FORD % ton, 4 -speed, over- paint $3995 loads, was $795. NOW $150 -Certified 1964 Chev. 2 -ton, LWB, 2-spd. NEWTON, KANSAS 1964 IH DC0F405 diesel tractor, ar bulk.Bo $2195 You'll get a Better Buy on a 1957 Ford F-600,2 -speed rear 148" WB, NH220, 5 speed 3 McP115: 1949 IH 11/2 ton, box and hoist, Better Idea Car from Ford axle, 4-spd., V8 engine, with trans., 3 speed tandem, 50" 4 speed $695 New 21/2T Chev NOW ! bed. Was $1495. NOW $1395 non -sleeper, 10.00x20 tires, 1962 Chev. 2 ton, 2-spd., Also a fine selection of used cars 61,000 miles on engine over- pony STOP AND LOOK . . . on our IFIED" axle, dump $2450 haul. Painted yoyr color $6995 96, $2.00 Save Over $1000 lot at 3rd and Walnut. 1961 IHC 2 ton,2-sp., 4 sp., V8, OPEN EVENINGS 1965 Ford HT -950- Diesel tractor, bulk. Elger Giant fold down box and Carry-over 1968 21/2 tonChevro- Cars for $195. to $95 158" WB, NH250, 5 speed ),4594701 and BANK RATE FINANCING 3 speed tandorn. sleep- x30 hoist, 32,000 miles $2795 let truck with 161/2' bed trans , 1961 IH tractor, 5-sp., underbody hoist. This is a er, 10.00x20 tires, 70,000 miles 2-sp , LWB O'Connor on engine overhaul $7995 ge toCA $1295 model -end closeout at belowSkaggs (Ford) Motors Sp cutter dealer cost. Save over $1000 1959 IH % ton,4wd $895 on this unit Your Transportation Ford -Mercury rn,sorght!l 57 American 38 ft. platform Headquarters Cougars, Mercuries, Mustangs, International Trucks oistureand $2250 Five Chevrolet 1/2 ton trucks at "Where Customers Send 'en Thorp, dealers close-out. 4 speed, 3 - Ford Cars and A-1 used cars - x31) Their Friends" os. speed, 6s and 8s. Better look and trucks. 500 E. 10th Melton Motor into these prices. 2nd & Houston BL 8-2281 airie hay, Co., Inc. Phone 8-3525 in the 109 Walnut HERINGTON CE 5-8711 ton 16th and M Sts.JA 7-2201 These trucks are brand new. MANHATTAN, KANSAS .0.4:00 302, 01; BELLEVILLE WILLYS JEEP, 1958, 2 door FOR SALE - 1967 Internation- Parts - Sales - Service Hunter Sales wagon, 4 -wheel drive, warn lock- al heavy duty truck with 22' TOPEKA, KANS. FOR SALE- 1959 Dodge 1/2 stock body. See or call John ified Sr "nd. ton pickup, ..... ing hub, new motor, new clutch, parker, " V8, automatic trans- Ph. 767-5147 heater, solid body, new battery,Heist, Beatrice, Nebr., Phone FOR SALE - 1953 Chev. % ton mission, TITE VI-KATT? 228.2201. 'son,Lil; good condition, $750. trailer hitch. Call Manhattan JE x29 pickukp, deluxe cab, overload Quentin McMillan,Home, Kans., COUNCIL GROVE9-8832 weekends. x29 springs, grain & stock sides, Phone799-2727. x29 FOR SALE - 1962 3, ton Chev. good 6 ply tires, runs good, $140. truck with stock rack. 1958 1 IHC No. 20C harvester, good Droved FORSALE- 1951 Chev. 11/2 WANTED - 11/2ton to 2 -ton 1953 2 -TON Ford truck with 18' ,econd ton truck truck, early model,hoist, stockfactory built flat bed. Ryan Im-ton Ford truck, with stock rack.condition, $125. Floyd Flager, from with box and hoist, Phone 388- plement Co., Box 278, Burling-Phone 765-3551, Arnold Stueve, Pomona, Kansas, Phone 566- purt3t. good, G. C.Gebhardt, Wheaton, rack, grain sides. SB29 Alma, Kans. SB31 3302. x29 Kans.,Phone 396-2705. x29 2356, Longford. SB29 ton, Kans. 66839. HenrY 13e les ens 71111 x29 OSAGE CITY 1957 720 G BUSINESS BUILDING FARMS FOR SALE rubber, Trucks Special Prices hauled, j 2400 square feet buildingof 720 improved north of Ran- I 1T F100 PU Wimbledon white, masonry constructionwith two dolph, 120 broke, 27 wheat,88 1957 450 131 6-cyl., 3 -speed, heavy duty On New business rooms located in Mil- feed grain, balance grass wat- pTO,yc front & rear springs, was ford, Kansas, on beautiful Lake ered with 6 ponds & spring. 70D $2596.44 NOW ? ? ? DODGE Milford. Formerly housed a Priced to sell at $100 per acre USED TRACTORS e PT` Ford 961 gas tractor, motor ov 53T F100 PU Brittany blue, 131 small convenience food store. hyd Dos 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, custom PICKUPS 160 north of Green, nice modern er steering, good condiik' or I:0111P: whose fixtures are still in place per cab, tinted windshield, heavy "See the Good Guys available at a bargain price. We home & outbuildings. About ... 1952 Su duty front & rear springs, was remove these if you desirefor 1/2broke. Sell on contract. MH 44, good condition.. 1945 NOW ? ? ? for branded buys" 111 MD $2704.24 other use. Sale Price! D19 AC dsl tractor,engine 1946 JD 31 6- 320 14 southwest of Clay Center, blower overhauled, 61T F10 PU bor blue, VISIT THE about 1/2 grass. Priced to sell. with MIS cylind 4-s b air FINE KANSAS FARMS coupler, 18 inchrear rubbe? cleaner, he ty fr n &ALL NEW 6x8 R13 springs 315 acre farm on good roads 80 northeast of Miltonvale, All JD 3020 WF, engine...... $317i seeder 16 rear n 195 acres in overhalikl Was $2721.29 NOW ? ? ? Dodge Agency near Junction City. tillable. $2000 down, balance attach. S one field. Good improvements over 15 years. JD dsl., pwr. shift,..... $5O) er 89T F1 U b don 'te, new with 90A grass and 225A under rub3020 r20 101 8 - cut iso, In Manhattan cultivation. 240 improved with modern ..... 20A 113 v duty fr spr home.126 broke, balance JD 4020 dsl., pwr..shift wnth4 press ? ? ON OLD US HWY 24 140 acres unimproved with blower Several 16: Was grass. $120 per acre on con- ...... $4; 105 acres of good river bottom wheels 345T F100 PU Wimbledon white, WEST OF WEST LOOP tract USED HARVESTERS 131 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, heavy land. Can be irrigated. 50 tH 2-ro' duty front & rear springt, was Many other listings Two row 38 inch head forJ4 excellent Phone JE 9-9271 $2602.34 Now ??? MILFORD LAKE SITES Papec for junk acres 393T F100 PU, peacock blue, 131 Shop Service For We have a large selectionof USED MILLS 141' Jll ba] 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, heavy duty All Makes of Cars lake lots available for immediate LEO CHAPMAN ..... 6; rear springs. Was $2634.94. use. $3500 on up in regularhome Peerless roller mixer AW 131 NOW ? ? ? And Trucks size building sites. Call for ap- Real Estate & Investments New Letz PTO mills on ham hrgs. Servis 7 -ft 416T P Caya *I red, pointment: 425 Anthony Clay Center, Ks. USED PLOWS 131'-cyl r,3-spee a ail Ed Schram Phone ME 2-2077 Used JD JD 6-16 F 145 plow harrows bath'r n .,tint.:lass, DODGE JD 4-16 F-660 rad' 1 ro spris. Was The Hoyle Agency Lot of old plows drag $28.38 NOW ? ? ? MANHATTAN, KS. LET'S LOOK AT TAXES 1957 and CE 8-5295 This older home in well estab- combine 432T F PUulf trea qua, or PIERCE POWERS USED BLOWERS 131 6 cyli rc uisu, tom lished neighborhood has carpet- AC PTO or belt blower with NE' cab, hvd ty Iron, rear CE 8-4719 ed living & dining room, two pipes garage...... Clearanc spri s Ly52.' JUNCTION CITY, KANS. bedrooms, attached JD belt blower with pipes Szl 0? ? ? Close to market and elementary lowing: school. No special taxes (which and 110 lawn 443T F1 P dyappred, Ten rows of used Hesston 111 w/ mom 131 6yli -spe Was USED TRUCKS FARMS FOR SALE is important to many of us). Savers $2778. 9 0 ? ?? Let's make your rent work for RWA 12'6 477T F100 PU Wimbledon white,1962 Ford F100 1/2 ton, 4-spd. Unimproved 160 with 130 cul- you! disk hal 131 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, heavy trans., long wide box, low tivated, 20 wheat, 50 FG, 60 soy- Osage Farm Eq. Co.24T and 2 mileage beans and alfalfa. Only $24,000 WE LOVE BUNGALOWS 480 mower autyfrontsprings.Was OSAGE CITY, KANS. $2653.25. NOW ? ? ? on good contract. They are the most versatile count 1958 Ford F100 1/2 ton SW box, Phone LA 8-1422 2217 AH 458T F fstr Aqua, 6-cyl., 3-spd. Improved 160 on oil road, mod- homes ever constructed. This 131 y r, cru v. Was 50A one has carpeted living and sep- 16x8 DFB ern home, 90A cultivated, arate dining room, spacious 3020D ne $31 2 . N ? ? ? 1946 Chev. 1/2 ton, 4-spd., 6-cyl., creek bottom, $28,000 on con- slick old truck kitchen, all over the house are WESTERN discount 497T F1 PU, Aca ulco e, 6- tract. New Vass cylind r,3- d cust ab, large windows (you never feel chrome rotu iper, d 1948 Ford F-600 2 ton, cab & Unimproved 80 near St. Joe, "closed in") has a lovely front wind iId, a du nt chassic, 4 sp. trans., 2 sp. axel Ks., all tillable, $12,000 on con-porch; double garage. No special springs, was $'91.62 tract. taxes! The distance to town is 1964 Ford F100 %ton, SW box walkable. NOW ?? ? V-8, 4 speed trans. Improved 320, with 75 acres John De 505T Fl U b don ite flood irrigated, 278A cultivated, ONE & ONE-HALF STORY Pl r, 1967 Ford F-250, 3/4 ton pickup, & sky ew bl 38-cyl 75 wheat, 75 corn, 57 milo, 16 Another sweetheart of a bun- USED MACHINERY GLiel customab, ioe fr 6 cyl. engine, radio, HD rear beans, at $110,000. Can irrigate BARGAINS bumper, ed g springs, very clean 160 with valley system. galow! We can sell this with or heavy dy without the furniture! Make an 62 MF 65 dsl., Multi -Power, lei Was $ .21. ? ? 1963 Chev. % ton pickup, 6 cyl., Call collect for appointment. excellent family home within hrs. 519T F100 PU, Acapulco blue & 4 -speed transmission, stock Come take a look. I have otherwalking distance to school (no 63 JD 2010 RCV dsl., new tins white, 131 8 -cylinder, 3 -speed, racks good offerings. taxing those students). Very 62 Case 630 RC dsl., new engirt S1. heavy dutyfront & rear 1964 Ford F100 1/2ton pickup, versatile, can be 3 bedroom, a 51 JD 620 RC LP, 3 -pt, PTO. springs. Was $2843.75. 4 speed trans., LWB, low mile- four bedroom or a five if neces- HD MOST NOW ? ? ? Kvasnicka Realty sary. Kitchen is spacious, has 60 AC D17 LP w/ 3 -ph. adapt!!! she age breakfast room, large separate $,0 540T F100 PU skyview blue, HADDAM, KANSAS Complet 131. 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, oil 1965 Ford F100 pickup, V8, long Phone FR 6-2874 dining room, complete base- 60 JD 730 LP, PTO, real clean bath air cleaner, heavy duty box, 3-spd. trans. ment. No special taxes! Consid- 131 ment to to frOnt & rear springs. Was Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor er this - that budget of yours 64 JD 3020 RC dsl., 3 -pt ,wide ity of tra, $2614.65 NOW ? ? ? Alice J. Kvasnicka, Secretary needs just such consideration! frt., PTO Boring McComas Motors 65 JD 4020 RC dsl., poweriliftchine, wel 577T F100 PU pebble beige, 131 NEW & LOVELY new tires lene. 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, oil bath 240 West 6th air cleaner, heavy duty front CH 3-3634 Looks just like a picture out 64 JD 4020 RC dsl., powershifl Valve e( CONCORDIA, KANSAS WELCOME of New England. From the time 58 JD 720 std. dsl., 3 -pt., PTAment tool, & rear springs. Was $2604.41. . . $1,0 Stop in at our new office in the you step inside the door, you overhauled Compete NOW ?? ? Hoke Building, 25 North Walnut 57 M -H 555 dsl.,overhauled, 621T F100 PU Meadowlark Yel- FOR SALE - 1956 Chevrolet 2 - know the builder has in mind- power st. ... sonnel - low, 131 6 -cylinder, cruiso, oil You will be most welcome! quality! Large carpeted living electrical ton truck, 16' bed and hoist. room, dining room overlooks 61 Case 830 dsl., Dual-Range,1leaf work. bath air cleaner, radio, powerJoe Bauman, Bern, Ks. OneidaWe will be glad to give you the pt.,hyd., PTO steering. Was $339/.81. Phone TW 4-2398. x30 facts an all or any part of: the patio thru sliding glass 57 JD 620 RC gas, 3 -pt.,tvidt NOW 7 9 doors; three bedrooms; large, frt., PTO 444T F. d & 1Ci 'te, 131 26,520 Acres exciting basement; central air. 58 JD 720 std. dsl. Rockshaft Come or telephone- we show! .. Farm 6-cyli KANSAS FARMS AND overhauled $27 ? ? Real Estate 59 AC D17 LP, fullyequii0 24 RANCHES HERE 'TIS .. 644T blue, . $10 JUNCI 3680 acre ranch, 5 producing The home you have been look-60 JD 630 RC gas, 3-pt., 131 heavy oil wells, Ellis County. A top ing for! The cutest thing in the dutf o r s gs. was REAL ESTATE low hrs. $272 7 ? ? ? quality unit. block, but you must get inside49 JD "G" gas, faircondition 654T F1 P u t 131 8- Sales-Auctions 12 quarters all choice grass, to appreciate it! Two bedrooms, make an offer cylin front north central Kansas. A real ceramic tile bath, huge kitchen,53 IHC Super "M",LP, new spring, aux. MARVIN COTTRELL, producer. central air, carpeted. Basement tires and paint sprin salesman has % bath, utility room, bed- ARMON BOSSE 480 acres, 360 cultivated, 120 room, etc. Come or telephone; COMBINES NuW ? ? ? grass, Gray County. To settle S1F 211T F602 chassis & cab, Ran- Realtor estate. we show. Jr) 210 corn attmt...... goon red, 8 -cylinder, 4 -speed, Your listings appreciated MF 22 corn attmt...... 19 560 acres tilled, 80 acres grass, 54 Jn 55 14' combine $94 15,000 rear axle, 2 -speed, west ONAGA, KANSAS productive improved farm. Con- coast mirror, vacuum hydraul- Loren E. Law 61 MF fl2 12' combine .... 1965 IHC ic brakes, $9300 rear & atm. tract sale to qualified buyer. 57 JT) 55 14' combine ....$11,1"1 springs. Was $4328.76 7200 acre Flint Hills ranch. REALTOR 51 JD 55 14' combine .... NOW ? ? ? Fulmer Real Estate Air strip, well watered. Good 57 MF 92 14' combine....Sim 1960 422T 120 n, Wim on CATHERINE JFULMER financing. 907 Sixth whit e,\12 cyl nder, peed, REALTOR 27 full quarters, suitable for FIELD HARVESTERS RH ca re r doo lass - sprinkler irrigation, in Kansas' ME 2-3159 1 Gehl 2 -row harvester .. harvecto 12 fixe a ? ? Office 456-7696 fast growing cattle feeding ar- CLAY CENTER, KANSAS 3 JD No. 12 2 -row 9n,DfIlilW2eFwjAgood 601T F2 e, 131 Ex traile Res. 456-9281 ea. 3430 acres excellent buffalo ..$0N 8-cylier, ront and blue grama grass north of "If It's a Home, See Loren" 1 Gehl 2 -row harvester sides, r spring, x. WAMEGO Tribune. Would consider con- sprin Was .2 tract sale. FOR SALE - Farm home with Lame selection ofused drills Coy NOW ? ? ? small acreage located ten miles & tillage equipment. Rebuilt 523T F253 PU lunar green, 131 NEBRASKA RANCHES 6 -cylinder, 4 -speed, oil bath PASTURE northwest of Washington, Kan- with 2-1 air cleaner, 1175 front spring, 3800 acres near Palisade, ex- sas near the state lake. E. A. Co. cellent water, irrigation poten- Sewell, Washington, Kans.x29 Western Impl. 2450 rear & aux. spring. Was withoNr.bi uoK411 About 700 Acres tial, good improvements. 2256 S. West St.WH 3.4261 $2908.65 NOW ? ? ? 1 BEDROOM HOUSE, 705Oak, itic 506T 0 v imbl n 1070 acres west of Holdredge, Wamego. Stoves,tile WICHITA, KANS. whit 105 der, eed, Excellent grass, water andpurebred cattle farm. Herd of bath, RH cao fences.West of Topeka. shower, tub. Doible sink,metal adoo ss purebred Herefords included if cabinets, $5,500. Phone 456-7287 TRACTORS &MISC. 3 IH( fixe y ass er Easily accessible.Contactbuyer desires, owner retiring. evenings. seat. as 52 89 x30 shaPe 1963 Ford 6000,excellent VY/50 NOW? ? ? JIM KIRKEMINDE ...... IBC 507T C om ubago 1.2 Auctioneer - Real Estate Broker Gene Watson, Maur passe n 1964 Ford 5000 Super Brittan cyli 135 E. 29th, Topeka, Kans. Land & Livestock Co. Farm Equipment ...... crui o, ed Phone 2664590 0 1959 Ford 871 Select° .. 1112S1999:9eT599eyndrpjii Was Auctioneers - Realtors ap 0? ? ? 25 North Walnut FOR SALE 1961 JD 435 dsl. 547T F ero, FOR SALE - Well improved - Used 400 gallon JD No. limeold, uiso, 120A on gravel road 2 mi. from Hutchinson, Kansas 67501 stainless steel bulk milktank, 1951 JD MT gas 3.1 Phone 3166634427 4 used Surge milking new radio, tt Frankfort, modern, good live- Gene Watson machines. AC hay cond., like CHA $3397 stock setup, 70A broke, 50 2nd Doug WildinEA 7-4476. Harold Molzen,New- rowcrop 655T F MO 3-3174 MO 2-7543 ton, Kans. AC field cutter w/ bottom, will sell on contract. C. HUTCHINSON, KANS. x29 BELL Mea wl E. Shell, owner, Frankfort, Ks. cutter att. $65 P der, 3- p 66427. x29 NUMBER 22 M -Fcornhead to28' bale elevator ...... for a $303 FOR SALE - 80 acres, mostly fit 80 and 82 M -Hcombine. Jun- Walkashow 4 cyl.engine good bottom land, on blacktopior Breymeyer, Rt. 19R SA] WANTED TO rent or lease: aroad, 11/2 miles south of Delia, 1, Wamego, Gehl field cutter vin Long -McArthur. Inc. good livestock farm or ranch on Ks. Phone 456-9878. x31 partnership or ,share basis.J. Kans. Martinek Estate owners. EciPt. Ford -Lincoln-Mercury Contact Bennie J. Martinek, FOR SALE Etherton Farm 340 N. Santa Fe Salina, Kans. R. McCauley, Mayetta, Kans. - JD 45 combine, 503611 x30 Rossville, Kans. pho. 584-3161. extra good condition. 604 Elm 913 TA 3-2237 SB29 PR 6-4430, Manhattan. x31 MARYSVILLE,NOS Asi

TRACTORS G, w. frt., R cyl., new TRACTORS WE HAVE 1957rubber, 720 transmission, over- 1950 JD A, reconditioned Full Stock Of Hesston row harvesters for milo Vahsholtz $1995 MF 35 tractor with loader for all combines hauled, repainted Blair Feed Wagons Milo guards for all combines Imp!. Co. 1957 450IH, w. frt., TA, live1953 JD 60, good PTO, hyd. $1295 1954 JD 70, good shape Several sizes;over a dozenBean pickup guards for all com- 145 S. 5th 1954 70D Rollomatic, trans. &MH 33 tractor,new sleeves & wagons on hand - Can save bines TA 54521 live PTO,rebuilt starting pistons you money on these; still pric-Crust Buster-Field Cultivators SALINA IS motor overhauled, new inject- ed at Sept. '67 prices. Bale Loaders Yd., pow. nozzles rebuilt $1495 COMBINES Brady and Sun Master stalk or pump, Drive in early for best selec- shredders USED TRACTORS edition 1952 SuperW6 $350 1958 Gleaner A, 12 ft. tion & best price.

1958 JD 45, 12 ft. $1575 1945 Ili M $495; 1947 IH M $695 FREE INTEREST See these on our big lot

1952 JD 55, 12 ft. with cab gine$375 1946 JD D $395 on Tractors -- Combines - north of Salina near 1-70. and 1950 JD 55, 12 ft., goodmotor LONGHOFER 1966 Case 941 LP gas, RC 1th snap MISCELLANEOUS MH 80, 12 ft. Balers Till Spring dsl. rubber SUPPLY CO. 1966 Case 930 std. 16x8 RB w/ fert. attach. & grass FORAGE HARVESTERS TRACTORS 1963 Case 930 std. dsl. $3775 seeder 16x10 DR drill w/ fert. J. I. Case & A -C 1962 Case 940 std., LP gas erhauled JD No. 6 forage harvester,used JD 4020 diesel attach. & press & grass seed- one season Phone EV 2-2620 JD 3020 diesel, power shift, 1958 Case 801 dsl., RC $5290 MARION, KANS. er demonstrator 1956 Case 401 dsl., RC new rear 20x8 RB w/ fert. attach. w/ 1965 JD No. 6 forage harvester, 1961 Ford 801 Select -0 dsl. good cond. JD 3010 diesel $4975 t with press 1964 Gehl 2 -row forage harves- JD 730 diesel, good 1956 Ford 850 gas Several 16x8 and 16x10 on iron ter Special Prices JD 70 diesel, good 1955 Ferguson No. 35 $5850 wheels Gehl 2 -row forage harvester 50 MILES FREE DELIVERY IH 424, like new SPRINGTOOTH HARROWS as 50 IH 2 -row forage harvester, JD No. 8 forage harvester 11' AC wheel disc.... $677.57 or JD 34 excellent condition, cut 150 1959 Gehl 1 -row, good cond. COMBINES 2 27' Kent Hydras, each .. $625 acres $1795 2 used MC rot. 10'.... $995 up JD HiLo 45; JD Hi 55 section Case $175 14i JD baler $495; 24T JD baler MISCELLANEOUS 302 baler $1499.52 JD Hi 45, with cab 5 sec. Case w/ carrier 4;4u6 $995 JD 16' pull springtooth harrow A 240 corn head $1639.33 MH 72 5 -sec. Noble w/ carrier $335 Aw 13'10" disk harrow, antif.JD hay fluffer FIELD HARVESTERS 5 -sec. JD w/ carrier $365 C440 corn head $2985 1 h and$675 brgs. $400 New Holland 5 -sec. JD w/ carrier AC.30 6 -row cult. $768.68 $365 Servis 7 -ft. 3 -pt. blade .. . $150 Gehl - Row and pickup 4 sec. IH w/ carrier Used JD and IH springtooth Frankfort Impl. Fert. conversion kit for 4-6 rowAC - 4 sec. JD w/ carrier $315 AC 500 planter, incl. fert. & 4 sec. IHC w/ carrier $315 harrows w/ carriers, 3 -pt. and bar ext. $248.13 $245 drag HAY EQUIPMENT 3 sec. IH w/ carrier 913 292-4458 Emmett minimum tillage attach. Hesston 500 self-propelled wind -4 sec. IH drag $115 1957 and 1959 No. 55 JD 14 -ft. $125 combines for 4 -row planter $315 rower 4 sec. Noble drag S AC 10 HP garden tractor, demo., Baler - NH 270 4 sec. Roderick -Lean $65 with NEW MACHINES FRANKFORT, KANS. with hyd. lift & 42" mower Baler - IH No. 55' We're anxious to move the

Baler - Case 150 Clearance prices on the fol- $795 harrows listed above, and will pes$225 lowing: New 68 combines, all models, Shredder - Mower - BMB - look over your offers. 110 lawn and garden tractor USED heady to go 7' hay saver -3 -point ton Milo w/ mower 1960 IH 101 combine, 12' header Mower - JD No. 10, No. 9 1962 Case 1000 combine, local 1965 C -I1 Gleaner w/ cab, lb -ft. USED EQUIPMENT Hay conditioner - IH machine, no c,.stom, in good RWA 12'6" and RWA 11'2" JD 1967 Baldwin A -II, 14' Mower, Massey Ferguson 3 pt. shape disk harrow 314 IHC fast hitch plow 1949 11' SP Cockshutt, runs Rake - JD on rubber 1962 Case 600 combine w/ cab, 1. Co. 24T and 24W.S balers 1961 AC D17, power steering good $395 local machine, no custom, 480 mower aditioner, big dis-12' IHC wheel disc 1951 IHC 125 SP combine$295 MISCELLANEOUS good shape NS. count NH hay baler 2217 AH surflex tillers, 10' AC wheel disc $245 JD chuckwagon forage box These combines are ready for 101/2' 10' IH wheel disc WD 9 IHC tractor $495 Brady flail shredder, like new the milo harvest. 16x8 DFB drills, carryover 3 -pt. New Holland mower JD 6' oneway 3020D new 1967 carryover, bigUsed 3 & 4 bottom snap coupler 1958 AC D-17 with loader $2495IH No. 37 12' wheel disk 1961 Gleaner cornhead for Mod- discount plows Financing available with nor-1H No. 37 8' wheel disk el A, cut less than 300 acres New Vassar 6 -ft. blades.... $75 mal down payments - up to 5Wheel disks - 9' 1965 Model 50 IHC 2 -row field year terms on new tractors, Plows - All Sizes cutter, real good Wolf Imple. Co. Cuba Impl. Co. combinesandimplements - We have several older single no carrying charges till 1969 WE RENT row cutters you can buy cheap. crop season. SO - if you want Brillion Grass Seeder John Deere Sales & Service Phone 4F 7 to buy new farm equipment- Rotary Shredder Phone 568-2649 See us LAST. Brady Flail Shredder lY GLASCO, KANSAS Cuba, Kans. LAWN & GARDEN SPECIAL SHARP USED GLEANERS Hinkle's Impl. Co. Let us demonstrate a John 1966 A -II Gleaner, 14', Excel Per, low TRACTORS Deere lawn mower with vacuum cab, straw chopper, rock Gas & Diesel sweeper to you. It mows your guards, rotary screen$5500 ew tires yard and puts the cut grass in 1966 JD 4020 dsl. $5995 EA 5-2334 1965 A -II Gleaner, 14', Excel v engine 1964 JD 4020 dsl. $5650 a cart. We have several used t., PTO, Shop Service riding mowers. Walking garden cab, straw chopper, rock 1959 JD 730 dsl. $2695 tractors and plows. guards, rotary screen$5000 MOST up-to-date service 1958 JD 620 gas 1895 WASHINGTON, KANS. adapter shop in our area 1962 JD 2010 gas $2195 ONLY 61/2 POUNDS 1964 C -II Gleaner, 18', full vis- . $1,850 Come in and try the new 61/2- ion cab, rotary screen, rock al clean 1953 .,Sim. $1095 Complete diesel testing equip- 1965 JD 3020D $4450 Demonstrator Ford 8000 diesel pound McCullough chain saw. guards, power steering, fan ment. to take care at the major- with 18.4x38tires,fully speed kit, adjustable trailer )t.,11:de° ity of tractors. equipped Kansas Farm Mchy. $5500 Boring bars, line boring ma- Combines 'er-shift, Demonstrator Ford 8000 diesel 1959 Gleaner, 14' A, Meade cab chine, welding, electrical, acety- 1964 JD 55, 14' with cab $5750 with 23.1x34 tires, equipped CE 3-1374 with new type air system, lene. 1957 AC 100 $495 ver-shift Bargain prices on these units West 24 new bars, rock guards, com- t., PTO, Valve equipment, rod align- 1955 MF 80 Spec. $1095 pletely re -conditioned $2985 ment tools. 1957 IH 141 $1095 1966 Ford 5000 diesel, power at Goodyear . $1,800 steering Competent factory trained per- 1959 JD 95 $3295 TOPEKA 1959 Gleaner 14' A, Excel cab, sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, 1962 Hesston windrower, No. 1966 Ford 4000 gas, live PTO new bars, auxiliary transmis- $890 1965 Ford 5000 diesel, Ind. PTO ange, electrical and general mechan- 260 $1595 sion, completely reconditioned ical work. 1966 Ford 3000 gas, power strg. NEW HARROW HITCHES $3150 1963 Ford 6000 diesel, LPTO Custom -Made t.,wide Klippenstein's 1962 Ford 6000 diesel, power 1959 Gleaner 14' A, full vision BOWMAN strg. These hitches are designed to cab, new type air system, low shaft, 1962 Ford 5000 diesel, LPTO take the stress off high speed acres, always shedded$3150 1,600 Farm Impl. & Truck Co. 1961 Ford 871 Selecto diesel operations, and they have por- grinned 240 East Eighth Ph. 402 223-4052 1960 Ford 841 gas NO CORN THROUGH ANY . $1650 tability. OF THESE MACHINES JUNCTION CITY, KANS. 1960 Fordson diesel, LPTO PTO, 1959 Ford 841 gas Investigate the cost of mod- WE DARE YOU TO FIND BEATRICE, NEBR.68310 1959 Ford 841 diesel ernizing your pulltype units CLEANER USED COMBINES ndition, 1958 IHC 450 diesel with loader against a complete change-ov- CALL US COLLECT 1953 Ford NAA gas ei to new equipment. Compare new 1955 Ford 850 LP fuel and you will use Forgy modern- 1952 Ford 8N with mower ization equipment. Bonecutter-Hill 1950 Ford 8N, A-1 shape We have complete springtooth Chevrolet, Inc. USED EQUIPMENT TRACTORS 1952 John Deere D $10 1952 Massey 55 std. gas harrow units, sizes 9 to 20 ft. Box 272 A 1966 IH F656 D tractor, like 1949 Massey 55 std. diesel Phone 282-6161 $900 new, fully equipped 1956 IH 400 gas, completely ov- Also see us for rear mount. SMITH CENTER, KANS. $1800 erhauled $1600 1950 Case Model DC blades w/ 3 -pt. hitches, sizes 6 CHEVROLET A -C $1100 1965 IHC 706 dsl., full eqpt.,ex. 1949 IH M, real good .... $1501948 Massey 30 row crop to 8 ft. We'll make these with - $^00 cond. 1948 JD B w/ cult. $375 1946 Ford 9N with loader 2 -pt. or snap coupler type hitch- $1500 1963 MF Super 90 diesel $J100 es on order. These blades can 1960 IH F340 tractor, fast hitch, 1962 M -F 65 Dieselmatic $2600 USED BALERS - WFA FORAGE HARVESTERS be big labor savers for clean- Used Field Cutters RS 1953 MM UTU $800 ing livestock feed floors,loaf- $200 1958 JD 420 1951 LA Case $600 1963 NH 271 PTO twine balering sheds and to eliminate mudNew Gehl field cutter, 4 belt vecters 2 good IHC No. 55wire balers 1958 Case 130 twine with motorholes in feed lots and snow drive. Special price, will trade $1950 HESSTON SWATHERS 1966 NH 275 PTO twine baler clearance from driveways and $2150 :.$600 Ex trailer withhoist, silage 1965 Ford 530 PTO twine balerother areas. 1965 IH No. 50 2 -row field cutter sides, ready togo 1967 JD 215A swather, t.sed 1955 NH S66 twine baler with A-1 shape $1750 very little $4250 motor d drills Coby runninggear 1967 New 500 carry over, pric- WE ARE MANUFACTUR- IH 91 combine, 10' cut, A-1 ma- 1961 NH 900 14' windrower ERS SELLING DIRECT TO chine Rebuilt IH No.50 field cutter ed $1000 below list 1965 Ford 612 forage harvester YOU. $1650 with 2 -row head 1959 IHC 36 forage harvester Massey Harris Super 80- 12 Co. COMBINES 1953 Papec forage harvester ft. cut, field ready $795 2 Type M 16x7IN grain drills Case 16x7 fertilizer grain drill 4261 with Kirshman fert., excellent 3 MH No. 27 14', ready for the BARGAIN PRICES ON Forgy Welding condition field $500 $325 1959 MF #82 14' combine w/ NEW 1968 FORD TRACTORS Ph. 857-3241 IH No. 200 tractor spreader 3 III No. 37wheel disks 2000-3000-4000-5000-6000-7000 CENTRALIA, KANS. #20 corn head, good shape MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM $225 C. 1963 IHC 403,14' bar $2800 FOR SALE - JD 1-2A combine. 1958 F100 Ford pickup truck 1955 MH Super 90, 14' $1100 $425 shape 1965 IHC 403,14' bar Good motor, 1 new canvas, al- McPherson ways shedded. Elmer C. Ander-Overstocked on IH 47T and $3750 1959 IHC 101,12' bar son,Clyde,Kans., phone 446- 37T hay balers and IH 540 faior 1959 JD 45, 12' Pfister -Rhodes Tractor Company 3509. x29 4-14" & 4-16" steerable plows. $2250 "Ford Tractor - III No. 4294 row corn head Impl. Co. NEW IDEA 307 two -row Get our prices before you buy. $1425 New Holland Dealer" Several No. Ph. CH 1-2900, McPherson, Ks.mounted cornpicker. Picked 300 Will trade. 22 corn heads Phone 439-2445 acres. Elgene Sylvester, Wame- JD No. 10corn head JAMESTOWN, KANS. WANTED - CUSTOM silage go, 456-7707. x29 cutting with self-propelled cut- Macha-Revere crop CHAPMAN'S 1HC FOR SALE - Massey Ferguson ter and trucks. Phone DoverFOR SALE - Woods Bros. corn mounted corn picker, Model 62, PR 5-6334. Rex Logan. x29 picker, fair condition, ready to Impl. Co. BELLEVILLE, KANSAS year 1962, very good condition, go. Rear end scoop for Ford or $65 FOR SALE - 1948 Willys Jeep; Ferguson Gleaner 6 -ft. combine Phone JA 7-2273 picked 400 acres. May be mount- COUNCIL GROVE for a ed on 65 or 165 MF row crop 5' AC combine with motor andwith motor reconditioned, rea- FOR SALE front end to go on 65 MF. Henry pickup attachment. AC field cut- dy to go. W. W. DeLair, Marys- - Milk tank. Mar- ter. Lawrence Habluetzel, Clay ville, Kans., phone HI 2-2049. vin Van Winkle, Linn, Kans. Buss & Sons, Ames, Ks., 669'31, wAvt5,134 767-5014 qP x29 CH 3-2567. x30 Center, Kansas. x29 x29 1611 S USED HARVESTING CC swather ,ornb. COMBINES 1965 Owatonna No. 30 JD 55 combine,12', USED TRACTORS JUNCTION CITY $2550 very ph,,, JD 55 1959 Case 800 dsl. $1025 .. JD 55 cco. 80 1967 3020 gas, wide front 1956 MH 44 spec. IH No. 303 combine, low 1964 3020 gas, new tires AC Roto Baler $1150 age ...... ack 82 s 1967 Gleaner C -II 16' 1956 AC WD 45 gas IH No. 101 combine, ''01-ob 1963 JD 4010 diesel, overhauled, 1960 MF 65 dsl. $1600 velq;', JD 95 wide front, 18.4x34 tires 1963 Gleaner C, 16' 55 comb Nrc/gaue/ws 1962 Gleaner C, 18' AC blower $325 Massey -Harris Super. 10irl sbarP 1962 JD 3010 gas, reconditioned OAR. 27 1959 IHC 151 14' combine $150 Hesston No. 500 1961 JD 2010, nice 1965 Gleaner A -II, 16' AC springtooth windrower 30 40 comb, Three M Farmalls and one H FIELD CUTTERS $495 JO 45com 1958 Gleaner A 14' 13' Schafer disk 1 Set 2 row Duncan.... $34 5J5 cool' 1955 JD 60, power steering One new IH No. 550 two row miloh% 1960 IHC 101 12' Dempster chisel $230 D 1955 JD 50, power steering forage harvester, demonstra- ...... 55comb con 1960 AC D-14 tractor Wilbeck 15' chisel $520 IH No. 20C ensilage .. cos 1959 D-17 Allis, overhauled tor - Save harvester JD 210 $655 130 10. corr 1961 D-15 Allis, overhauled New Holland Model 611 one row Wilbeck 10' chisel ...... $1 3 co $195 Ales 1954 WD 45 Allis, wide front cutter Ostlund Implement JD disc, 1966, 12 ft. $650 withlis-Chalmers ensilage harvest11 1 JD 234 1959 611 B Case, runs good Gehl one row field cutter, PTO pickup.. TI Case ensilage harvester.....1.5) drive $295 , CH 3-4088 MH ensilage harvester 6trz' COMBINES IHC No. 20C forage harvester, with IX 80 j Mid -Western ter bar and rowcrop est 1962 IHC 303, 12' with cab, ex - one row, PTO, always shed- Gehl ensilage harvester it; JD4010D; Ira nice and power steering ded, clean $495 CONCORDIA Farm Impl. Co. ict4 2 31) AILS. WALMIXRE JD ensila geharvester t3 j No. 22 IHC corn attachment Oliver trail type mower, 7' cut , si).) 3 jp A; WRIGHT SAWS - DEMPSTER IH windrow pickup for good 1962 JD No. 40, 10' with cab 5 OC1t3] GOOD USED PARTS 614 East Pacific Box 333 crtters, like new...... 3D 700; JD 1958 JD No. 45, extra good, al- JD No. 5 mower, 7' $1$615 3 Case pickup attachment 4u4bile; ways shedded, one owner IH No. 211 rotary mower, 3 pt. Tractors,Combines & Farm Phone TA 54146 JD pickup attachment , 2111H 1955 JD 45, real clean hitch Machinery. We buywrecked or $ik Ford J & SALINA, KANSAS 67401 Case ensilage blower.. ... ,045 D t' 1960 AC Big Bin, near new IH No. 45T hay baler, PTO burned late model tractors IH No. 1 PR corn picker, gg(5 try canvas chute & hitch $100 farm machinery. 444, 3 I

...... 444,t 80" belt pickup for JD com- North 81 Tractor Salvage $'14 CORN PICKERS IH No. 24 corn picker . Re! bine HARROWS Route 1 PR 2-5491 AC 2 -row corn picker USED IH wheel disk, 10'9", sealed brgs. SEDGWICK, KANS. 67135 1 two row New Idea, pull type, MH PTO corn binder USED FORAGE HARVESTERS ., Hayconditi, $345 real good IHC Model 1967 34 JD with 2 -row, 38" rowKewanee wheel disk,10'2", USED HAY MACHINERY crop clean $545 CU 1 IERS 1 Two row M&M pull type, good IH No. 27 PTO baler, like INC truck 1967 16A JD rotary cutter withFord 9' mounted disk, 3 -point 2 row Gehl $695 1 Single row Oliver picker, good nor bed $995 No. 8 forag 6.knife attachment $95 2 row JD No. 6 1 New Massey -Harris 2 row IH No. 45 PTO baler . $2r cu] 1964 16 IHC with 1 -row row IHC 8' tandem disk $75 2 row IH No. 50 $795 mounted picker still in the IH No. 816 mower -conditioner JD field $545 JD 14Tbale crop IH 3 -section springtooth harrow No. 32A Papec 1 row crate .... NH No. 68 1959 Gehl Chop -All with 2 -row $50 New Holland hay conditioner$14T IC No. 101 TOW crop IH 4 -section springtooth harrow COMBINES ..... $1695 JD 214WS 1959 Fox HD with 2 -row row $75 1956 JD No. 45, rebuilt .. Swiercinsky Bros. Massey -Ferguson No. 3 PTO disk, Is crop baler IH No. 400 3 -section springtooth Phone JA 7-2020 ...... MB disk, 1 1957 No. 8 JD with row crop $175 Case automatic baler.. 1957 mower bar for No. 8 JD Young & BELLEVILLE, KANSAS IH No. 5 LW side rake JD disk,15 Demonstrator No. 45 IHC vibra MH wheel 1957 pickup attachment for No. shank 121/2' trailing type - IH 4 bar side rake...... di 8 JD Save - Son IH No. 27V mower...... $95JD KBA 1956 No. 32 Papec with 1 -row Impl. Co. IH No. 25V mower...... JD AW di; Grain drill, IHC 16x8 low wheel, Pre -Fall Specials JD AW dis] row crop fertilizer, grass seeder $350 Council Grove John Deere No. 5 mower sic) New Holland mower $65 3 old drills; We still have 1 new 38 JD for- JD Van Brunt 16x8 drill with Kans. TRACTORS JD 13-7 dril fertilizer $125 age harvester for sale - also Ph. 767-5018 1963 1-560 D, fully equipped, USED SEEDING & Bale pickul have some new 34 JD for sale. IH 16x7 fert. drill with grass new rear tires, duals, 2,000 hrs. PLANTING EQUIPMENT 4 JD 12' sPi seeder '2 F -706D, fully equipped spr: MISC. USED 1946 "M", w/ hydraulic & PTO IH 16x8 plain drill, press whis., JD 16' Demo Henry bale loader TRACTORS COMBINES - COMBINES 1952 Massey 44 w/ Super 44 JD 18' sprit IHg°1°6xd8fertilizer drill. $1,51)$15 JD pull tyr Adj. wide front for IHC M Allis D-14, wide front, power 2 Gleaner C -II with 14', 18' plat- sleeves $525 Case 16x8 fertilizer drill, pressIHC pull t2 16x8 FB JD fert. grain drill steering, reconditioned 1958 F450 D,fully equipped wheels 3 45 JD loo 16x7 JD fert. grain drill forms $1750 IH 12-10 grain drill . $1) JD 45 load 227 JD corn picker IH I-300 Utility with Henry load-1 MH 300, real clean er & backhoe - good buy - 1 JD 45, 1966, clean TRUCKS MM 16-8 plain drill .glt tractors JD 45 manure loader 1 Gleaner E, 1965, with cab Van Brunt 16x8 plain drill $19Farm Han( JD Model with lift $95 1/2 ton pickup, V-8, 2 IHC 101 with corn heads 1966 D-1000 IH No. 430 4 -row rotary lister 3 JD No. 5 IH Farmall F-20, runs good 1 IHC 151 with 4 row corn head 4 speed & new tires,sales- with fertilizer JD No. 8 n Todd Tractor Co., Inc. $95 man pickup $1350 Dempster 4row rotary lister, IJD No. 50 Junction Hwys. 36 & 63 IH 1460 Utility, fully equipped, TRACTOR - FALL SPECIALS 1965 1890 V-345 5 -speed, 2 -speed, 9' bar, a] extra clean excellent condition $3250 IHPtNo.46 lister w/fert. Lots of 2, Store Phone DE 6-2138 2 J D730, 3 -point, power steering1951 L-195 RD -450 engine, solid IH No. 46 lister with zero pins JUST CALL OR SEE 1 IHC 400D, fast hitch $500 JD F145 pie SENECA, KANSAS 1 AC 190 XT diesel, short hours tires Several old LLOYD HUNTER 1959 35' tandem grain trailer, IH No. 182 pull type lister_1.51 3 pull type 1 AC 190 XT diesel, demo complete w/ tarp,Trailmo- JD 4 row liquid fert. att... $125 1 JD MT 3 point bile, matched w/ L195 above USED TILLAGE EQPT. USED 1 Ford 9N $1350 2 NH 717 field cutters, extra Mohn Implement Co. IH No. 37 10'9" wheel disk, ex Far] Telephone CE 8-5101 MISC. EQUIPMENT tra good . $495 good MACHINERY Case 101/2ft. wheel disk, extra IH No. 70 4x16 plow, like new Hdw. 1 MM M5 tractor, reconditioned Junction City, Kansas 1 81/2ft. Brillion seeder good $tg 1 MH 65 diesel, good 1 81/2 ft. AC disc JD KBA 101/2' wheel disk $295 IH No. 100 mower, 3 pt., like AC 12' wheel disk 1 MM UB WE GIVE FREE RIDES new $450 IH 101/2' fast hitch tandem $21i 1 MM G1000 Wheatland, extra Complete IN TERRA TIGER 1965 FH 84 Gehl 2 -row with 1967 MM' 3 pt. tandem, 8' good hay pickup, A-1 cond. .. $1825IH No.540ewo.pA steerable plow, 4 Line Of 1951 Baldwin "R" SP, 14 -ft. like $925 ST. 1 Behlen Steel Henry Sales platform, good condition $795 IH No. 470 4 -row lister cultiva- Gould's, Inc. Wit 1963 No. 403 combine, 14 -ft. tor, extra good $61 FARM BUILDINGS, & Service, Inc. platform,cab,always shed- IH 4 row lister -cult., 3 pt ,good COME T( ded $5,500 FOR C Phone CH 3-2609 BINS, AUGER EQUIPMENT p2u4511 sarxma...mm E. Hwy. 24 24 -ft. 3 -bar Kent hydra harrow IHty4perow lister -cultivator, $ 1965 IH 7 Phone or write Mike Wayland at $475 front axl N. Sam Mulkey elevator, excellent IH No. 261 cultivator hyd. ire) ;. iFrh,4e:zn CONCORDIA, KS. & Meriden Rd. eith $250 IH No. 250 cultivator .. . 1955 IH 3( Wayland Const. Co. RE FL 4-7641 12 -ft. Krause oneway, excellent JD 4 -row front mt. cult good rut $175 track USED TRACTORS Phone EA 5-2134 AC AC 9 -row cult. for WC -WD 1952 Farn TOPEKA, KANSAS 1958 No. 45 baler, good $175 hyd., neN 1966 3000 Ford 8 -speed, live Washington, Kansas66968 1965 No. 50 IH 3 -chain, 2 -row Dempster 4 row 3 pt.cult. 1956 Pam PTO forage harvester, A-1 condition IHd eNmoe. 309A 3-14 3 pt.plow,$5o drawbar 1947 B Farmall Save $800 $1675 1947 C Allis Chalmers DAUER Lots of used springtooth drag IH No. 34-30 2-16 fasthitch plow M 1950 DC Case ON THIS BRAND NEW arrows, per section .... $7 50 AtC PTO $16141 1951 Ford 8N & backhoe IMPLEMENT CO. Bearcat No. 27 V mower, good .... $125 IH NNoo.. 23.-1144ppllooww 2 IHC 101 1949 TO 20 Ferguson Deere high steel 16x8 grain IH 88 both fiel 1947 H Farmall & cultivator 1962 Chev. 4 wheel drive pick-We can offer this Bearcat 24" drill w/ 2-yr. Kerochman fer- AC 2-14 plow . JD 45 con 1962 4000 diesel, backhoe and up PTO roller -grinder for less than $275 0Alcive2r-162-1m4 20' IHC 40 loader dealer cost . .. saving you $800. id. plow ble 3 -pt. 1965 Cub Cadet 100 with- 38" . YEAR-END 1952 8N Ford mower It's brand new. Ford 2-14 3 pt. plow wings 1959 Case 400 loader & backhoe NEW EQUIPMENT Ford 3-14 3 pt. plow,extra goo 1967 McCormick 201 windrower, BARGAINS 16-8 IHCg 1952 Oliver 77 USED TRACTORS pwr. 14', auger platform hyd. lift 110611! lift 10 HP Allis Chalmers garden 2 JD 730 diesels 2 12 -ft. Kingfisher chisel plows,John Deere 3-14 16.8 IHC tractor, 42" mower & snow 1964 McCormick F-806 gas trac- 1 John Deere 3010 gas complete w/ points, 5% over steel blade tor 1 IH 450 gas, fast hitch 1 15 -ft. Richardson sweep plowJohn Deere 3-16:3:16 plow. .. 540 IHC 1963 Ford 2 -ton truck with hoist 1949 McCormick Farmall H over Cockshutt 3-14 plow .... 4 1951 AC WD, good springtooth 11' JD KI tractor We have a good selection of us- 25F:aerrmhandF-11 loaders, 55 IH No. 400 3 -sec. IHC No. e USED MACHINERY 1967 BSA motorcycle, 3000 miles ed tractors for your inspection. IHC No. 4 Blackhawk side delivery rake 1 oFvaerrmhand accumulator, 5% .11-1 heavy duty 10'spring excellent condition ...... Dearborn loader for 8N USED COMBINES powerset ... .. 1965 International Scout pickup r2.50secpteiro Case 3 pt. 7 ft. mower 1961 JD 55 Hi Lo, 14 ft. 1 Farmhand bale fork, 5% over2 Oliverspringtosons 2-14 Dearborn plow No. 65 Grain-O-Vator feed wag-2 1961 Hi Lo 95 JDs, 16' & 20' Free finance on most farm Ford side mount mower on, 16', nearly new equipment (new & usedl well 1962 JD 45 Hi Lo, 12 ft. up into1969. Check with us MISC. USEDEQUIPMENT 1966 Fury 80 H BMB cutter IH No. 61 feed wagon 2 1959 John Deere 45s, 12', 10' $L25 Superior loader for 4000 tractor Snowco feed wagon Several more on our lot. for your needs and SAVE. Letz PTO ly 'rrmill, good 3-14 Ferguson plow Viking PTOhammermill No. 31 IH manure loader USED FIELD CUTTERS IH No. 20Chammerm111.: 3-16 rollover Massey Ferguson plow IH side delivery rake on rubber, Cloud County Kewanee 32' elevator high wheel 1962 Fox two -row cutter hammermill 7' BMB Brute, trail type 2 No. 8 John Deeres, 1 -row TRUCK & TRACTOR Bearcat 7A spread FOR John Deere T14 baler IH No. 60 3-16 plow, nearly new2 Gehl 2 -row cutters ohlo.aa2nrderit,oralaidtkceeorrpepw.s.r.e.. SAL 4-14 Massey 3 pt. plow McCormick No. 311 3-16 plow cutter. Fa OTHER MACHLNERY Phone 913 triomotor 3.14 AC plow, snap coupler 1940 Farmall M with factory LP :225j Kans. . " IH One Massey Harris 26 combine gas 1961 PTO Peerless roller -mixer, 243-1840 Jayhawk loader forAC 3.14 IHC pull type plow 1941 M tractor priced at $975 PTO Peerless roller mill $325 CONCORDIA, KANS. 131:TLER 1962 McCormick 46T twine balerWe have 3 used Farmhand M. B. Salisbury Co. 16x8 John Deere drill, low rub- loaders Schumacher's ing fanw ber & Kirschmann fert. atts. FOR SALE 500 bushel Beh- Pane sup] Be sure to look over Hett's 36 for szo. len grain dryer; 5-7 horsepower HighwaY - CE 3-7411 McCormick 16x8 MF drill,. 1* used machinery lot whenyou Lindsborg are in this neighborhood. electric bin fan and burner. FR 227-2646. rubber and rubber press 4-2836, E. M. Sothers and Sons, 114 Quincy 5-2316 Scandia, Kans. x30 EA 1{.ANS. R SA] TOPEKA, KANS. Falun Hett's Imple. GleanerS COMBINES- Excellent 1959 WASHINGTON, cellent col JD 45. 1955 Gleaner. 1954,1949, tero, Phone 1011 - Tom & Russ MINNEAPOLIS Kans WANTED - Used small John JD 55s. 1951 Massey Super27. 1959 5 STAR w ' h Deere grain drill with 7 inch 1951 Massey 26. Usedcombine Moline LP tractor ' 'sans. Falun is located 20 miles ) W.Tootle', spacing. Write Box 1009RI, EV 2-2102 cabs. 12 good used tractors. loader, $1600. R. 5vi' southwest of Salina savings Big phone Manhattan, Kans. 66502. SB29 MARION, KANS. - see us today. Nickel Williamstown, Kans., Brothers, Buhler, Kans. x29 2315. COMBINES X(4pr. JD 55 combine,1959 Machinery Saveon New TRACTORS USED COMBINES 1957 pry JD 55 combine, 1962 AC D19 dsl., motorover- JD 4020 power shift No interest to Apr. 1, 1969 $g129ood5 MH No. 80 1956 hauled Papec Equipment JD 4010 with cab W acre. MH No. 82 special combine, 1957 1967 M -F 410 w/ cab, 16', used combine, 1961 1967 Oliver 1650 dsl. 285 hrs. Papec 35A 2 -row foragehar- 2 JD 3010 dsl, 1 with wide front very little, never customed ?ry JD 95 vester JD 55combine with cab, 1961, 1958 961 Ford tractor.... $1150 JD 630 1959 IH 101, always shedded, 12', $27goo50 sharp 1949 AC WD tractor Papec 14W forage wagon JD 620 & plow a real clean combine $r795 1962 rowed JD 40 combine, AC loader, only $150 Knight tandem axle trailer JD 520, wide front 1956 IH 141, one owner, 14' JD 45combine with cab, 1959 JD No. 6 single row harvester $3250 with cab, 1962 JD 45 combine, 10' $1250 JD 70 gas, new tires Super 27 Massey, 14', good heads JD 55 combine JD No. 6 double row horvester JD 55combine, 1958, real good 1962 3010 JD dsl. AC WD, good USED TRACTORS $250 Gehl single row harvester Lrvester 3 JD 210 cornheads Tractor radio $58.95 1967 M -F 1100 head New 34 and 38 John Deere COMBINES dsl., low hrs., ,, 1 JD 10 corn 14' BW JD disk, A-1 shape for- like new, fully equipped ar vest 1 JD 234 cornhead 11'6" Oliver disk, 20" blades age harvesters, single & dou-1962 JD 45, ready to go l' ble row 1959 JD 45, overhauled 1967 Oliver 1850 Wheatland, ' $575 TRACTORS 12'11" AW JD disk gas, fully equipped, like new $475 1957 JD 45, priced to sell M -M U on LP gas vith cut II -IC 806 tractor Complete Line Of JD 4010D; JD3010G; JD 2010G W. W. Smith & Sons JD 13'10" disk 1959 M -H No. 65 std., good $575 Bolen Garden Tractors JD AW 10' like new $125 2 JD G tractors Complete Car, Truck 1958 Massey Super 44, 3 pt. 3 JD A; 3 JDB; 2 JD 50, PS, $100 Tractor Repair ME 2-3148 1964 JD No. 12 forage chopper MD Farmall, runs good, over- !OC & good with all attachments hauled a year ago $3235 JD 700; JD 720; JD 630, painted 2 MH 44; 3 IHCM 641 & 861 Fords, both good $125 Peschel Bros. $10o Ford Jubilee with loader, 1953 R & S IMPL. MH 65 D tractor, overhauled COMBINES NEW CLOSE-OUTS ?r, good - -, NEW LOCATION 1968 MF dsl. 180 demo tractor at Oliver 88 tractor 1965 C -II Gleaner with cab, 14' big discount. Fully warranted. $175 MH 444, 3 pt. hitch, with PS 400 Center 1964 C -II Gleaner with cab, 16' $195 New 1968 Hesston PT 12 wind - USED MACHINERY 562-2377 $150 1966 A -II Gleaner with cab, 14' rower and a Hesston 500. Ben- $250 Hay conditioner 1960' A Gleaner, with cab, 14' efit by the discount . . . 1969 IHC Model 100 L & G tractor MARYSVILLE, KANS. Jim Barton, Manager prices won't be lower. 'ERY IHC truck with Grain-o-vator 1959 A Gleaner with cab, 14' Phone 486-2137 Ike new bed 1958 John Deere 45, 10 ft. HORTON, KANSAS Bring your M -F "W heel $1.':50 No. 8 forage harvester TRACTORS 1952 Massey Harris Super 27, 14' Deal" tags to Circle -T. We

$275 are a participating dealer. toner JD field cultivator, 12' 1963 JD 2010 wide front ..$2150 BUILDINGS & BINS JD 14T baler 1957 IH 450 LP $1550 Kelly -Ryan feed wagons in stock $1475 We offer Sales, Erection & 'loner NH No. 68 baler, twine tie 1959 JD 730 dsl. $2975 Marysville Mchry. MH No. 10 baler 1955 JD 60 LP $975 Service for JD 214WS baler 1950 IH M $850 East US 36 BS&B Agri -Systems; Drying- Circle -T Impl. Co. PTO50 II -IC disk, No. 37, 10' Storage and Handling Systems $450 MH disk, 10', 3 pt. MACHINERY "Feed Hive" - Sealed Storage ME 2-3441 $150 JD disk, 15', BW 1957 IH grain drill, 16x10, with HI 3-4746 $275 MH wheel disk, 10', cheap press & fert. "Bacon Bin" - Hog Confinement 614 W. Court $95 JD KBA disc 1959 DR 16x8 JD grain drill, MARYSVILLE, KANSAS Star Steel Buildings $95 JD AW disk,12' with press & fert. Ames Irrigation CLAY CENTER, KANSAS $95 JD AW disk, 11' RB 16x8 JD grain drill with HERINGTON M -C Continuous Dryers $145 3 old drills; IHC No. 10 drill press & seeder $65 JD 13.7 drill 1965 JD 95 16' combine.. $6850 Bale pickup elevator 1965 MH 410 16' combine$6250 North Central Steel Full Stock Of ENT i JD 12' springtooths, 3 pt. hitch1961 No. 32 Papec forage har- Irrigation, Inc. whls., JD 16' springtooth, 3 pt. hitch vester with pickup & row Roll -A -Cone crop P.O. Box 141 JD 18' springtooth, 3 pt. hitch 913 392-2077 $150 1957 Gehl with row crop unit HARVESTERS Combine attch. for milo, soy- $150 JD pull type, 12' MINNEAPOLIS, KANSAS press BC pull type, 10' 1955 Papec No. 62 row crop & 1967 JD No. 38 two -row beans, cane & light stalk corn: direct cut 1962 Gehl 2 -row 4 -row & 6 -row.Fitsall com- 345 JD loaders $450 1965 IH No. 16, very nice 1959 Gehl 2 -row TRUCKS bines, easily installed. $100 JD 45 loader to fit late model Prices: Same as last year: . $345 tractors Gehl mower bar attachment forIH Scout 800 4x4, new 83 or 84 harvesters .. $2200 Place your order now. ill $100 Farm Hand loader Belleville Impl. Co. IH 1600, 1963, with new bed and FREE DELIVERY lister 3 JD No. 5 mowers OTHER MACHINERY hoist $2575 $895 JD No. 8 mower Dodge pickup, 1952 $145 Lister, 3 JD No. 50 mower, side mount, JA 7-2261 JD 210 corn att., like new IH R100 pickup $145 Longhofer Supply $650 9' bar, almost new John Deere 10 corn att. IH L130 pickup $125 CASE - ALLIS CHALMERS .. $175 Lots of 2, 3 and 4 btm. plows BELLEVILLE 1965 JD 215A windrower IH L110 pickup $175 Phone EV 2-2620 o press JD F145 plow, 4-16 semi-mt. 1967 John Deere 24T baler IH L160 2 ton $195 MARION, KANSAS ..$175 Several old rakes 1960 John Deere 14T baler 1947 Chev. 11/2 ton with bed and r..$50 3 pull type sprayers, good USED TRACTORS JD 16' 3 -pt. springtooth hoist $575 .. $125 IH No. 806 dsl. JD 16 -ft. wheel type spring - New Clean Up PT. tooth harrows USED TRACTORS isk, ex 1953 Ferguson TO -30 w/ loader Farmers Union & rear blade Lots of used drag type spring - F806D, like new $6750 Special Prices ..$495 tooth harrows. extra IH 560 diesel F706D, overhauled, new tires 2 10 -hole 10" No. 150 hole drills, Hdw. & Implement Farmall No. 460 gas Massey 12 ft. wheel disk $5 750 w/ rubber press wheel, fert. $445 Farmall No. 340 gas IHC 10' wheel disk, No. 37 1948 Farmall M, power strg. attmt., 2 -drillhitch k $295 Everett Hoobler Farmall No. 400 gas Lots of used plows, all sizes $1045 .. $195 Ford 971 dsl. and makes. Allis Chalmers D14, very good TRACTORS m $245 Mgr. $1345 .. $125 wla KozER Ford 961 gas TRACTORS IH Farmall 400 Ph. 437-2913 1962 Ford Major dsl. Allis-Chalmers WD with cultiva- IH Farmall Super MTA v, 4-14, IH WD9 tor $775 IH Farmall M $925 ST. MARYS, KANS. 1963 John Deere 3010 gas 1952 Farmall Super M $1250 ultiva 1951 IH M 1956 John Deere 70 diesel, com- MM GB LP gas IH 1-330 w/ loader pletely overhauled F460D, good $2845 $675 F460 gas, good $2450 CHOPPERS ., 1953 Ferguson 30 w/ loader &1948 & 1946 IHC M good COME TO LEONARDVILLE rear blade Farmall C with cult..... $445 . $395 FOR GOOD TRADING We have a 1953 Baldwin com- Ford 641 Gehl FH83 2 -row chopper 1958 JD 820 diesel bine. $1295 Cehl FH83 1 -row chopper r, pull 1965 IH 706 dsl.,3 -pt., wide Farmall 300 John Deere A, power strg. $645 . $245 front axle, flotation tires,new 51 IH W6 gas tractor Massey -Harris 44 $575 . $225 hyd. 50 MH 30 tractor Tri-County Sales . $125 Chapman Impl. Co. 1955 IH 300 Utility gas, 2 -pt., 1945 IH H; 1944 JD A; 1941 IH . $575 George Munkres Schumachers Inc. D trac good rubber, new paint H 1952 Farmall Super M, 2-way 47 IH MD tractor Phone Collect $57655 BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 Phone EX 2-2101 hyd., new tires 47 Allis tractor with cultivator Highway 36 1956 Farmall 300gas, plain 1946 IH M, wide front HERINGTON, KANSAS low, drawbar :51 $375 EA 5-2316 MINNEAPOLIS h plow MACHINERY 1967 Gleaner C -II, 18' $125 MACHINERY IH No. 50 field cutter, 2 -row tC PTO forage blower Case 1 -row pull corn snapper 1968 Gleaner C -II, 18' WASHINGTON, KANS. $145 ..$4750 TOP-NOTCH EQUIPMENT AT $125 i IHC 101combines, both 10', IH 2 ME corn picker 1963 Gleaner C, 18 -ft. PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD $95 both field ready IH No. 22 corn head for 101 or1962 Gleaner C, 18 -ft...$4500 1962 JD 3010 dsl. RC, 3 pt. $125 ID 45 combine, 12 -ft. 303 combine 1964 Gleaner A -II, 16 -ft... $4750 $85 20' IHC 401 springtoothw/ No- Wood Bros. corn picker 1961 JD 4010 dsl. std. $85 ble 3 -pt.carrier & foldup 1963 IH 2 -row field cutter 1958 JD 820 dsl. std. wings Oliver 4-16 or 14 pull type plow 1958 JD 720 dsl. std., 3 pt. 81 Farm Supply 1958 JD 720 gas, RC, 3 pt. g$$375 16-8 IHC grain drill,low rubber, JD 55 3-16 plow pwr.lift, IH 12' FH springtooth FOR SALE 1960 JD 730 dsl. RC, 3 pt., elec. plow fert., rubber press Box 587 starter $165 16-8 IHC graindrill,fert. on Howard Rotovator 1030 W. Kansas 62 JD 3010G, R -O -M $145 steel IH fast hitch disk 1955 JD No. 55 14' combine Phone 316/ 64 JD 2010 G, R -O -M $85 540 IHC 4-14steerable plow Allis field cutter w/ windrow 1951 Gleaner R, 14' 241-0256 59 JD 6o0 G, R -O -M 1959 No. 40 Oliver 14', A-1 oth. 11' JD KBA wheeldisc pickup att. 58 JD 620 LP, R -O -M $175 [HC No. 47 wiretie baler IH 45T, PTO baler 55 JD 70D, wide front 2 No. 150 IHC 1010 hoe drills KAh, [BC No. 47 twine 1967 IH No. 550 2 -row field cut- MCPHERSON, KANS. like new tie baler ter 13' IHC No. 37 tandem disc No. 32 Papec 1 row forage har- $125 24' Kent springtooth, 3 rows ons Used 20' Crust Buster FOR SALE - 612 Ford silage teeth vester T sec. Kendall Garage David Bradley 9' wheel disc cutter; 950 Case 14' swather; 14' 32' Crust Buster, 2 -row No. 6 JD 1 row forage harvest- JD 3 -sect. springtooth self -feeder with galvanized roof NEW 52' Mayrath augers er ...... IMPLEMENT IH 4 -section springtooth & siding, ph. CE 8-3406, LeslieCase No. 1150 14' SP windrower Gehl 2 row forage harvester, IH one-way disc plow Thorp, Junction City. x30 & conditioner excellent Allis 3-14 or 16 mtd. piow JD 14T baler, very good BW 14' JD disc Phone 122 Oliver 4-16 plow WANTED - AC 1961 and new-New 7' 3 pt. mower, special No. 27 IHC baler, like new JD No. 55 3-16 pull plow er 2 -row 40 -inch corn head. State price, 1 only $398.85 12' Flex King V -plow, A-1 Leonardville, Ks. MM 2x14 plow. age, cash price and shape by New JD 350A side rake No. 70 IHC 5x16 plow IH No. 70 4x16 pull plow letter. Jerry Kamler, Kamier Used Excel tractor cab with FOR SALE- IHC 20C field IH No. 8 3x16 plow Impl. Co., Geneva, Nebr. SB30 fan, 1 yr. old, like new For Dependable Equipment cutter. Fanningmill with elec- IH No. 8 3x14 plow Crustbi'sters - AllSizes - You Can Depend On Us tric motor. JoeBauman, Bern, IH No. 8L 4x14 plow FOR SALE - Steel Clipper Kans. Oneida IH No. 311 plow, 3-16, F.H. fanning mill, complete with New 12'-16'-20' springtooth har- Phone TW 4-2398. metal auger & seed treater, 10 rows, 3 pt. Blanding Impl. Co. x30 Seet s for Lillison rolling New JD No. 12 2 row, save $$$ cultivators. si-wes,price $140. Howard BUTLER 1%HP 16" grain dry - Strouts, Wilsey. x30 IH No. 50 2 -row chopper BELOIT, KANS. mg fan with 50,000BTU pro- Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Gehl FH 188 Chop King 2 -row, pane supplemental burner. All Emergency Parts Ph. HO 1-5628 WANTED - HESSTON Crop 30" head PE 8-3066 for $150.Chester G. Peterson, or HO 1-5811. Savers. Write Box 406, Buhler, Lindsborg,Kans., Phone 913 Kans. x29 New Egging tractor cab for JDFOR SALE - Used poultry 227-2646. x32 4020 $525 feeder with 8 ton tank, metal AULD FOR SALE - 1958 GMC, V-8, 1 nests, automatic water, for up FOR SALE ton truck with 200 amp. Lincoln - 12 -ft.Baldwin CHEVROLET welder on steel bed with built-in to 2500 hens. Also cooler room Gleaner SPA1956 model, in ex- Schleif Impl. Co. and cooler unit. $1500. Woodrow cellent condition. tool boxes. Shop phone GI 3- Ph. Yates Cen- HO 1-5414 5251; night phones GI 3-6803 or Phone 768-6077 Kobiskie, Alma, Kansas, Phone ter, Kans.,W. J. Tipton, Toron- HEBRON, NEBRASKA Paxico 636-8181. x29 to, Kans. x29 WAKEFIELD GI 3-6534, Eureka, Kans. x 31 USED TRACTORS FOR SALE - 1962440 filler bars, USED MACHINES 1962 MF 85 dsl., 1800 hrs. $2195 FIELD CUTTERS cob Art7lie Al CHOPPERS. cab, 12' beenon C and BARGAIN PRICES No. 101 IH combine with 1962 3010 dsl., never touched ALL EXTRA GOOD, ALL speed cylinder. Picked $2250 $3095 READY TO GO TO WORK 600 acres. Always approx. Choir Gehl FH-188, used oneseason No. 101 IH combine, 12' ..$1750 1957 620 gas, 3 pt. $1595 shedded. Chester Spellmeier,Route Gehl FH 188, new 2 row corn picker unitfor 1011959 6:0 WA, fenders & lights, Priced To Sell 3 $:,50 Marysville, Kans., Phone jONAT Gehl FH 83, 2 -row combine very clean $2495 TR 188 2 -row head forGehl, 3847. Fox 1 -row; IH No. 16,nice 4-14 John Deere pull plow$425 1957 J D620, 3 pt., low hrs. $1775 GOLDE1 wheel field ready COMBINES 1965 13'10" John Deere 1959 No. 961 Ford dsl., WA $995 SP 83 Gehl, same as above FOR SALE - I9542o disk $495 1962 3010 gas, new sleeves $3150 propelled corn picker, sett 1967 Gleaner E with cab, new $550 SP 818 New Holland with 2 -row rice tire Erni cut 14' No. 37 IH wheel disk .. 1961 3010 dsl., new tires$3195 six cylinder engine. VertyD 1967 Gleaner C -II with cab, 1940 M Farmall $495 1961 4010 dsl., WA, 18.4$4375 head & pickup attachment Price $200. Oscar Anderson 300 acres with OR good 1961 560 IH dsl., very clean 2 FH 188 Gehl field cutters 2, Council Grove, evening 1959 Gleaner A with cab, NEW MACHINES $2795 2 -row head, completely recon- Alta Vista 229-6667. phq 1959 MH 82, clean No. 51 IH deluxe power forage ditioned LONG] 1962 IH 91, 10 ft. feeder, 36" inclined conveyor, COMBINES FOR SALE - Nearly Hume FH 83 Gehl with 2 -row head new do 1960 JD 45 with cab & 2 speeds forward and 2 re- 1966 A -II Baldwin, cab $5495 is Deere 12 -ft. springtooth 717 NH with 2 -row head. This hanua reel verse. List price $1758 1965 JD 95, 16', cab $6995 it with cylinder Oliver Use( 1953 MH 26 late one $2875 almost new, and we'll sell Si type SPECIAL: $1395 1961 Hi Lo 45, 12', cab worth the money for 16.8 drill withpress why 1952 MH 26; JD No. 30 pull 1958 JD 45 cab, 12' $2375 One row Wood Brothers PIPE No. 70 4 -wheel running gear, 92 Papec single row ciu/1 6s, 1958 No. 101 IH 12', Hume reel picker, good condition, 2512 TRACTORS 13,000 lb. capacity (less tires) 32A Papec single row, used very Bufor $1995 Ferro Ames, Kans., windows, 1964 Ford 4000 gas list $262 1956 JD 45, 10', clean $1495 little -3n, ph. cry446530. SPECIAL: $198 ers,other 1949 Ford 8N and loader extra xZ 1954 JD 60, new tires &O.H. 1956 JD 55, 14', cell grate $1495No. 212 Case single row, No. 55 forage harvester, 2 -row,1955 JD 55, 12', clean $1195 good FOR THE rideof your pi, 1949 JD A; 1950 JD B; 1954AC 950x44 tires. List price $3594. 1952 JD 55 14', ready .... $995 ridea Big Horn saddle ellAlvIPNE WD -45; 1950 AC WD; 1936 SPECIAL: $2750 1952 MM SP 14', runs .... $195 DRILLS Key Milling. Clay Center, Phone Oliver 70 16-8 MM with fert. & alfalfa gam TOPE DRILLS seeder, extra good SB TRUCK & MACHINERY Neuman Hdw. & Imp. WANTED - CUSTOM 1953 Dodge 3/4 ton pickup 16x8 Case, fert., seeder, RTP 16-8 JD with fertilizer, good 70A corn 30" rows, con4 ARN bed $295 phone zi olJT: 18' Omaha Standard truck 16x8 FBA JD, fert., RTP $595Both above drills with tires and 3375, Paul Magathan,cedar 20' implement trailer, heavy Phone SW 9-2128 16x8 Case $75 press wheels Point, Kansas 66843. 18' Moldridge springtooth New Kirschmann 22-10 with full all 51' grain auger; 41' grain auger 16x8 Van Brunt, fert., press $135 1962 NO. 6 John Deere 16x8 MM $75 press and fert. att. Sell at field out New bottom drive'auger ter. Chrome knives,good en I Heider mixer wagon, like new WHITEWATER, KANS. 16x8 Oliver $50 discount. ton, $650. Russell Peterson, 8' 3 pt. and S.C. blades 16x8 MM, fert., press wheels Also stop in and look over our Randolph. Also Viny Several used loaders $125 used combines. We'll deal on FALL EQUIPMENT any of them. FOR SALE - Model 700 F JD drill with packer wheels Demo SAVINGS MISCELLANEOUS ster ammonia applicators Dempster drill $135 14 2e 13' wheel disc, AC C-2 Case cutter 350 gal. tanks completelyreq. East US New AC wheel discs at old pric- USED TRACTORS No. 50 IH 2 -row cutter, 1965 LINDQUIST IMPL. ditioned and ready to MANHY 971 Ford diesel, new pains, $1095 field. Boettcher Enterprise,go to ti$R es Inc, New AC 7' rotary mower, demo. good rubber, LPTO, power AC belt blower, 9" pipe .. $250 TA 3-2451 Beloit, Kans. 67420. steering, LH $2250 28' Parker wheel harrow (demo) .Several used hay rakes 881 Ford gas, 10 speed, LPTO, Case No. 10 trail type mower $625 808 N. 10th FOR SALE - 1956 MM SPA Letz 50x burr mill with feeder LH, real clean $2000 32' Crust Buster $495 14 ft., ready for milo, $695 Fordson Major diesel, LPTO, 5 3 -section 12' JD springtooths SALINA, KANSAS Stanford Stamm, Washingtou Several Letz 220X burr mills Corry! JD 10A hammer mill weights, fair rubber $1250 from $75 Kansas, EA 5-2459. Viking 21A hammer mill 5000 Ford Major, LPTO, LH, No. 501 series Tord mower weights, aux. valve $2350 $150 TRACTORS 1960 JOHN DEERE 630 just Stop in and ask about our pre- overhauled. Brome grass sent Ausherma season purchase plan on New Minneapolis Moline propane 12' IH No. 37 wheel disk $395 1968 AC 190 XT, demo., with cab Hyi JD roughage mill PTO, turning brakes, good 10' Ford wheel disk $175 1966 AC 190 diesel, 500 hrs. EX 6-2826, Wheaton, Francis Wetmore PTO hammer mill rubber $450 13' Case wheel disk $395 1967 AC D-17, new Minihan. Combine and Used Combines and Trac- Minneapolis Moline gas U, LP 2 1957 AC WD 45 1963 Ford 841 with loader FOR SALE - Used parts, now tors. TO, disc brakes, wide front Washington Impl. wrecking IHC 127 combine. Free interest till next summer $650 1949 Farmall M; 1948 Ford 9N Airport Minneapolis Moline gas U, LP Good motor, belts, 14' finger TO, disc brakes, wide front EA 5-2301 FORAGE CUTTERS feed, also grain pan used one Air $725 1963 Fox No. 6 2 row season, other parts. Gould w Seneca Impl. Co. WASHINGTON 1961 AC No. 50, like new hp 3 phase jet water pump with Minneapolis Moline gas U, good 80 gal. pressure tank, 80' 2.19' A -C and Gehl to put on loader & leave $175 1957 Papec No. 32A 1 -row 1958 IHC No. 36, 1 -row pipe.Frederick VanDalsem, CLAY Ph. DE 6-2621 USED COMBINE USED COMBINES 1966 IHC No. 16 1 -row Fairview, Kans., 467-3387. x2) 1959 Gleaner A, 14' or 12' 1967 IHC No. 16 1 -row SENECA, KANS. 1962 Ford 611, power steering, IHC No. 16 ensilage cutter, 12 -ft.cut with corn head 1957 Gleaner A, 14', farmer own-1968 N -H 818 2 -row (discount) PTO, cutter bar, cut 32A, like $0500 ed 1968 NH SP 1880, 2 -row, demo. new. Schlageck Chevrolet Con SALINA 1958 IH 141, 12 ft., clean USED CUTTER 2 row Gleaner corn heads New Holland Cutters pony, Russell, Kans. 67665. In Stock SIll New Holland single row, motor New & used Hesston row crop John DE driven, ready to go..$650 savers in stock 1 AC blower, used, 1 new FOR SALE - 1628 lbs. of MPI NH Model 55 rake milk base without cows, but John De USED DISCS TRACTORS Massey Harris rake would sell cows too. Phone 726 John DE 12 -ft.John Deere rigiddisc 1964 AC D-19, 900 hrs., clean 1967 24T John Deere baler 4697, Ellis, Kans. x39 CHECK THESE LOW PRICES wheel lift,pull type $475 1964 AC D -17D, exceptional 1960 68T New Holland baler For Value Buys 10 -ft. Kewanee wheel disc, Tim- 1962 AC D -17D, new paint 1961 69W New Holland baler FOR SALE - 1961 Model 65 John DE ken bearings, pull type $400 1962 AC D-17, new tires & motor Massey Ferguson tractor,powes John DI IHC 450 dsl. tractor $1000 14 -ft. Kewanee wheel disk, Tim- 1960 Gehl 2 -row forage harves- COMBINES & MCHRY. steering. New 16-9-28 tires and JD 1010 gas crawler, top cond. ken bearings, pull type $500 ter 1958 A Gleaner, 14' tubes, LPTO, hydraplic with John Di $3800 14 -ft. Kewanee wheel disk, Tim- See Us For The Balzer Line 1967 A Gleaner, 12' ram and hoses. 1964 MF 3.16 JD 830 ind. tractor $1670 ken bearings, pull type $600 Of Forage Boxes New Model E & F combines in plow and 1964 Ford 12' spring. 14 -ft.Kewanee wheel disc stock tooth. Jeff Roper, Halstead, Kc, JD 55 combine 14' platform Ford 3 -bottom plow RoTte 2. Phone TE 5-6034 oil John D4 $2950 Mineapolis Moline 10 -ft. wheel Jost Implement Co. Ford 2 -bottom plow 5-2639. SBZ Gehl harvester, 2 -row head $250 disc, pull type $250 3 -pt.L IT disc, 7 -ft., lift type 947-3182 New A -C & Kewanee discs in Ford 1841 Ind. tractor, new en- stock 1965 JD combine with cab, Ma Gehl si 10 -ft. 2 -point IHC disc, lift type HILLSBORO, del 55, 14', like new, cheap. Pb gine $2000 $200 IHC 706 tractor with scraper AC 316 MO 3-9284, Hutchinson 10 -ft. Ford wheel disc, wheel KANS. Kans. SP3 SAVE type $350 Meinhardt Farm Eq. IHC No IHC 400 dsl. tractor....$900 TO SE1-1 LE ESTATE - 10 JD No. 6 harvester, 1 -row head, USED CORN PICKERS New Equip. Specials 456-2310 Ferguson tractor TO -'15 & No. good cond. $620 2 -row New Idea, mounted $250 HAY EQUIPMENT 750 plow. Other equipment MC SI Hesston corn head $200 Model 20 IHC 2 -row mounted WAMEGO, KANS. available. Box 792, Salina, Kans picker $100 IH No. 37 twine baler with 67401. Case 140W baler $140 chute & hitch $1595 USED MOWERS IH No. 16 five bar S.D. rake, FOR SALE - 16x10 Allis FOR SALE - 1967 feeder house IHC PI See us for good used drills at with rubber mounted teeth attach. rock bottom prices. New Idea semi -mounted mower Chalmers drill with fertilizer atfor 234 or 235 JD corn $75 $595 tachment, $300. GMC 6x6 truck, ment for 95 combine. Lawrence Cockshutt semi -mounted mower Wik wheel type bale loader $395 $675. Good Fox field cutter, 2 - Ringler, R 5, Emporia, Karo 131 Mulkey Salina Impl. Co. $75 TILLAGE EQUIPMENT row, 1963 model; almost new 806 Oliver semi -mounted mower Int. diesel Farmall, 1966 model. 2.ron Box 1029 Ph. TA 3-2206 $125 IH No. 350 tandem 111/2' wheel Stuart Shepard, Chapman, FOR SALE - 1959 Ford John I SALINA, KANSAS 67401 disk $795 Kans. cornpicker, International wh See the New Idea Uni ForageIH No. 370 tandem 13' wheel x30 mountings, used 4 sea cutter and learn about the at- disk $995 sons, no corn. HoytWoodhull, WANTED - RECUTTER to fit FOR SALE - Massey Harris x34 Corn Gehl 85 hi -throw blower. Don taching harvesting IH No. 15 Impl. carrier with Super 26 combine with corn units at our dealership. 20' springtooth harrow.. $595 goc Martin, Rt. 3, Clay Center, ph. head, good condition. C. A. Tes-FOR SALE - Dodsonsilo uth HU 5-2507. x29 The 1969 Ford tractors are FORAGE EQUIPMENT sendorf, Wamego, Kans., phone Also 456-7646. loader, fits 14' or 16' silo. John E on their way, more power, Grain-O-Vator No. 55 feeder x29 al. Sunset bulktank 10 FOR SALE - 1951 Cub Series more features. The blue key Council rie F, hydraulic, starter, attach- wagon, 10' $1195 FOR SALE - 1958 JD 227 corn 90 days. Dale Herpich, line, for more profitable farm-Gehl FB-87 blower with PTO Grove, Phone WhiteCity 30 . ments. Darrel Diehl, Tescott, ing. picker; 1961 JD cultivator, T2 x30 Kans. 2834626. x31 drive and hopper $499 for a 3010 tractor. Jim Brooks, Krause discs and chisels areGehl FH-84 forage harvester, LIIC N tops for your farming needs. Rt. 5, Manhattan, Phone PR 6- good used silage10 FOR SALE - 1950 IHC trac- PTO drive $1795 4411. x29 AAnd------erson, tor with mower, hyd., belt pul-See us for a fair deal. Nu -Way 400 Series loader with loader for 14' silo. Lawrence ley, power take -off, FOR SALE White City,Kans. II nice; 1960 6 ft. bucket $695 - IHC 311 fast S50 IHC No. 101 12 -ft. combine with IH two -point No. 200 backfill hitch 3-16 plow. Trip beams, , John E rear extension axle, nice. Ralph D & D Farm Eqpt. blade $295 five extra shares. Used very FOR SALE - Allisforage har' Meyer, phone CE 8-3087, Junc- little, excellent condition, $250. with grass 10E tion City, Kans. x30 Phone IH Waiver Of Finance Farmhand Feeder box, 6 ton. vester, new knives, Is Now In Effect On Karl Buttron, Lancaster, Kans., attachment.GoodGreeenoiliUonx4 FOR SALE - 10' Massey Har- liMennit Qualified New & Used ph. 874-2843. Oetinger, ris PTO grain binder, MH PTO irEL .J._argoal913 ME 2-5212 Tractor & Equip. Purchases SB31 corn binder, both on steel, $50 FARMHAND, 2 silage boxes, 3 each. Both in shed, good shape. CLAY CENTER, KANS. minute unloader, PTO, 7 tonca- MH ensilage cutter with 40 ft. Kuhn Impl., Inc. pacity, high sides, used 2 sea- pipe, $75. JD No. 8 field cutter FOR SALE - Good 1963 John sons, under cover. Walter Rieke, with motor, good shape, $150. Phone OW 64411 5920 County Line, Kansas FOR SALE - New4'x8' Deere 45 platform, 12', milo Highway 4 City, paneling. Dale Hammarlund, Phone 437- guards. No corn. 210 picker Gypsum, Kans.Kans. 66106, FR 5-1335. SB29 teak, oak and walnut 2774, St. Marys, Ks. SB30 lfrfoemneeopoasts head with 45 mountings. HoytFOR SALE - 2 -row head for NO. 210 John Deere FOR SALE - 2 -row corn head Woodbury, Clifton, Ks. x30 Fox field cutter. Phone 913 corn head, 81,$3.a.l9l5d; rv51/2;osdtees Tat!, good condition, always shedded. Co-op' Store at1/2price, for M -H 82 combine, $225. 1 - 224-3644, Westmoreland. SB29 Also 12' Universal pickup charcoal work pants,2 prs..S0 row Case field cutter, old $100. FOR SALE - No. 20 New Idea reel, prices. used 1 year. Both fit No.45 Groceries atdiscount 2 used tractor' tires, 13.6x28, $25 corn picker. Samson 10" rollerFORD PLOW, clItivator& John Deere Combine. mill. George Visser, Riley, Ks., J. AlfredOpen 7 days 8 to east.Eslirik, for pair. Ph. WA 2-6693, Max disc, 3 -pt. hitch. Phone 494-8696, Pishny, Blue Rapids, mi. r. Shepard, Chapman, Kans. x29 HU 5-2578. x30 St. George, Kans. Kans, Stop, Inc.,. x29 Phone 226-7147. SB29 Hwy. 4. 111111 ,o. shier,aner APPLES LOANS ALL TYPES with \Tar! approx $10,000 to $100,000,000 Feed Grain Buildup headed.' Choice Quality Anywhere in USA and Canada loute 3 Me 562: ( JONATHAN, RED & FISHER Real Estate -Mortgage GOLDEN DELICIOUS Corp. May Tighten Controls x31 Mortgage Brokers, Bumper crops of livestock grain use to total about163 mil- ,rowself Joy, 61260 rice tire; Emrich Bros cern about what to do about fed-lion tons. ?ry good FOR SALE- Coyote dogs, feed grains are causing Agricul- Thus, if the rate continues, rson, Rt. ORCHARD catch aridkill.Mike Rutti, ture Department officials con- the nation could add another 14 ing phonef Marysville, Kans., pho. 913 799- eral farm control programs million tons to its rising carry - SB30 LONGFORD, KANS. 2431. x31 next year. over, estimated to be about 49 !Jew John FOR SALE- Electric motors, The problem will be approach-million tons on Aug. 1. .h harrow new and used, 1/3to 5 hp, single ed October 7-8 at a meeting of The feed grain buildup is led :er super. Used I -Beams and 3 phase. Largest stock on the National Advisory Commit-by a near record crop of corn ss Wheels hand in northeast Kansas. Will iers corn: PIPE HEATERS tee on Grains. this year, estimated at 4.6 bil- all sizes of lumbertake trade-in. Van's Electric, Record yields per acre are lion bushels, only two per cent 1.Buford 2x12s & 6s, Fairview, Kans., 467-3387. Windows, doors,air condition- x29 causing livestock feed suppliesbelow the high set in 1967. ph. Clyde items & misc. salvage x29 ers, other to build up this fall to the high- Sorghum grain production your est level in five years, depart- this year also is forecast at a life CHAMPNEY WRECKING CO. Help Wanted Idle from ment figures show. record, some 791 million bush - ter, Kai; Phone 913 CE 4-4869 Total production of the ma- els. Large crops of oats and TOPEKA, KANSAS SE Ti FARMER NEEDING part timejor feed grains this year was barley are expected to add to combine ARMY SURPLUS work should apply to OK Tire forecast at 177.1 million tons, the problem. hone 274. Store in Clay Center, Kans. Wa-one per cent more than the This production is expected de- Cedar OUTSIDE WHITE ges and working hours open for discussion. Time off for ' record of last year. This year spite tighter government con - x30 PAINT your harvests. Apply in person,>the department expects feed trols in feed grains programs field eut $2.93 please. SB29 through which farmers may )od condi Per Gallon agree to limit acreages in re- terson, Also Vinyl Latex Wall Paint turn for price supports and pay- x29 Pets See A Comeback ments for idled land. 00 Dernp. FAITH'S Farmers signed up in the 1968Top FFA Cowboy Furniture :ors with By Frozen Steaks feed grain program and agreed Jim Roberts of Abilenewas elyrecon- East US 24 PR 8-3786 MANHATTAN, KANSAS 5 AKC REG. Westie female Frozen steaks, an institution to take 34.3 million acres of the all-around cowboy at the go to the pups, 3 mo. old. Mrs. Wm. land from the production of 1968 FFA rodeo at Colony, Ks. rise, Inc, that fell from consumer grace Roberts was third in steer Meyn, Hanover, Ks. 66945, tele-a decade ago, may soon make athree crops. Including price sup- SB31 phone ED 7-2706. SB30 wrestling, third in bull riding, comeback. port loans for grain produced fourth in wild cow milking, and FOR SALE - Border collie pup- So said Roy V. Edwards, presi- and land diverted from produc- tied for second in bareback rid- 1;61)95168 ing. He is the son of Gerald Ro- hington, pies, guaranteed to drive sheepdent of Wilson & Co., looking tion, the feed grains program Combine Cyl. Bars or cattle or be replaced. Tele- will cost about $1.3 billion thisberts, former professional rodeo x29 phone 388-2423, Longford ex- into the crystal ball of the na- performer and onetime RCA change. tion's meat industry. year, the department said. All -Around Cowboy. 30 just Ausherman reversible bars x28 In 1967 farmers agreed to idle ass seed "All current trends in the rancis Hydra Harrow FOR SALE - Registered Cock-business point this way," said 20.3 million acres of feed grains x32 Combine & Tractor Cabs er spaniels and wirehair pup- Edwards, who was in Kansasland in return for a program pies. One red male cocker 9 costing $867 million. Irts, now months old. Harvey Allen, Rt. 1,City to observe his company's ANTIQUES mbine. St. George, Phone 494-2570.x2975th year of operation there. Despite tightening controls it finger Airport Service Station "Now our company is begin-appears higher yields per acre an' Things sed one Airport Corner FOR SALE - 2 male German are offsetting much of what Shepherd puppies, $10.00 each.ning to ship broken -up carcas- 1.112 West US 24 ses from our plants to retailersthe department hoped to achieve 412 North 4th - PR 6-7022 imp with Charles Wendland, Randolph, in trimming production. MANHATTAN, KS. 30' 2-1%" ME 2-2785 Ks. Phone WI 4-2386. x32because of the savings in ship- alsem, CLAY CENTER, KANS. ping costs," said Edwards. "This Consequently, there are signs Lots ofoldpatternglass 87. x29 has been made possible throughthat Secretary Orville Free- - dolls - primitives - man's advisory group will con- rocks - furniture - cutter, the development of vacuum A, like packaging in plastic wrapping."sider much stiffer restrictions 'let Com. Traditionally, he noted, pack-for the 1969 crops. 37665. -See Us - ers have shipped beef to retail- SB31 John Deere field harvester, No.34 & row crop ers in entire carcass form. . of MPI "Next, we think individual BURLINGTON,KANSAS 's, but John Deere No. 122 chuckwagon& ext. sides tuts of meat can be quick fro- lone 726- 12' header zen, vacuum wrapped and ship- x30 John Deere No. 45 combine, 14' head ped frozen to retailers." )del 65 John Deere No. 55 combine, He said the industry attempt - Coffey Eureka or,power John Deere 12' pull springtoothharrow el this several years ago but Tres and because of inadequate packag- with John Deere 16x8 FBB graindrills F 3-16 ing (in cellophane), the steak County Auction 'spring. "lost its bloom and looked un- ead, Ks., John Deere No. 8 single rowforage harvester $395 appealing to consumers." 34 or TE "Women refused to buy froz- Livestock Sale Sale SB29 $195 en fresh meats then, but we're cab, Mo- Gehl single row forage harvester on the verge of a big break- Every eap. Ph. through now and think house- Every :chinson, wives will accept frozen steaks SB30 $325 Monday IHC No. 15 single row forage harvester this time." Wednesday -1955 "Look at frozen poultry," said STARTS 1:00 P.M. & No. Edwards. "Once you couldn't STARTS 12 NOON >ment $100 a, Kans. IHC Side Delivery Rake, good rubber give away frozen chickens but SB31 now frozen chickens are com- CAME and HOGS $395 mon on grocers' shelves." er house IHC PTO 55W Baler, wire Edwards also said he foresaw 1750 HEAD SOLD attach. Selling awrence the day when not only would housewives buy frozen steaks at Special Stocker Kansas. Mulkey Elevator, 30' with 4 hp. gas engine $195 400 To 700 x32 but would cook them in a short- & Feeder Sale Last er time with microwave ovens, d 2 -row John Deere FBA 15-7 grain drill, with press Good Cattle Sat., Sept. 14 Zonal wheels, low rubber tires $395 a development he saw as real- 4 sea- istic in the future. )odburY, Commenting on the steadily Weekly Heifer calves, feeding x30 Corn Head, No. 22 Massey Harris, for 92 combine, heifers and yearling steers good $495 decreasing number of beef cat- - were 50c to $1 lower than >Bo un- tle bought and sold at terminals 300600 our previous sale. o. Also John Deere 4 section springtooth, with wheel car- $ 1 50 in market cities like Kansas Ci- Feeder Pigs nk used Her ty, Edwards said he does not Steer calves were near Council steady. ity 349- see a reversal and sees even %30 more buying of cattle at so-call- Consignments The quality was excellent. iHC No, S7 1.741. disc, sealed bearings $495 ed country stations and by di- lage un rect buying off farm and feed- Sept. 18 SPECIAL STOCKER 'nce An. 120 black Angus calves, & FEEDER SALES ins. lot. 400-500 lbs. SB3Ph0 This has caused many packers SCHEDULE Jean Deere MO Mg Plow $1 50 to disperse their slaughter and 75 WF yearling steers ige bar' processing operations to many 500-600 lbs. grass JOE BOWMAN IUD ANDEBES 24 Hereford cows, some Rion. parts of the country rather than concentrate their facilities in with calves by side Sat. Sept. 28 c.s. x3° 38 Hereford steer & heif- IN OCTOBER: CALL COLLECT CE -84103 only a few large cities. He noted, however, that al- er calves, 500-550 lbs. though Wilson is building pack- 20 Angus yearling steers,Sat. 5-12-19-26 700 lbs. IN NOVEMBER: ing plants in areas outside the 10 Charolais steers 700 cherry, large terminal cities, the firm lbs. Sat. 9 and 23 laneling BOWMAN'S does not plan a reduction of its e Posts Kansas City facility. soolsoopeociocaosemosepoosocosee Alma JUNCTION CITY Tan or "We are, in fact, studying the "Herb Rockhill $5.00 possibility of an addition to our Raymond Vaughn Your 013-5493 prices. pork operation here and intend BURLINGTON 3644581 EUREKA )ys One Junction City - Manhattan Area to expand it if the growth of BARN PHONE 3649576 BARN PHONE GI 3-9946 *ridge, John Deere Dealer x29 the area warrants it owTo

Increased Early Corn Harvest Are youSE bushels per acre." buildi Fairbanks sadd that corn ker- site or A growing number of farmers This year's expected average fait, if trees are harvesting corn early at nels are heaviest when harvest-of 72 bushels would be a new use ed at slightly below 25 percent high moisture levels and using record. Yields of 150 bushels Property,consti drying equipment to bring thekernel moisture. Many farmers during are harvesting at this level. Atand more are not uncommon on Nil moisture content down, a Kan- irrigated corn, however. lands cap! moisture contents higher than sion sas State Unviersity agricultur- Fairbanks said that plant State Un] al engineer said recently. 25 percent, there is considerablebreeders are anticipating yields s Speaking at a grain handlingkernel tip breakage and also matter of 200 bushels in the near fut- and storing conference, G. E. reducedkerneldry ure. "Plant populations may Fairbanks noted that approxi-weight. reach 50,000 plants per acre, mately 82 percent of corn grain Waiting for kernel moisture content to decrease while the and row spacing may be reduc- is consumed by livestock, and ed to 8 to 10 inches," he said. "It about 57 percent is consumed oncorn is still in the field increasesis a real challenge to the ma- the farm where itis produced.the chances of stalk lodging, thechinery people to keep pace "Farmers who harvest early agricultural engineer added. The greater the percentage ofwith these new developments, experience lower field losses due but I am confident it can be to weather, rodents, and birds,"lodged stalks, the greater the number of ears which will be done." Desirable tr he said. "The field can be clear- Robert lost during the harvesting. Another speaker, unknowing ed and a fall seeded crop such Schoeff, formula feeds market- as wheat can be put in." When about 45 percent of the jugcontractor stalks are lodged, he noted, ing specialist at K -State, ex- owners, from plained the Air Quality Conser- soil about 20 percent of the shelled vation Act, adopted by the filling of corn yield will be lost as lost systems - Herington ears. Kansas Legislature in 1967. Grade chap; "The trend toward earlier har- The Kansas Air Quality and vest of corn, along with higherConservation Commission creat- Livestock yields and a transition to nar- ed by the Act will soon be adopt- row row spacing, compound theing rules and regulations which Auction Co. harvesting problem. Equipmentwill affect the grain handling in- designed to harvest corn graindustry, he said. State Fair Grand Champion Sale Every from 40 -inch rows at 31.7 bush- David Stump of Blue Rapids, Marshall County, els per acre - the national av- Dangers In showed this 945 -pound Hereford, "Joker" to the Kan- Tuesda erage yield in 1941 - would be sas State Fair grand championship at Hutchinson. Da- useless in a field with 30 -inch Silo Filling vid is 17. Harold's state championship followed a re- Operating under Federal Supervision rows and perhaps a yield of 150 serve championship showing at the Marshall County & Bonded for your protection. During this season of silo filling, a warning of the dangers Fair. His parents are the Harold Stumps. We sold 600 cattle Tuesday, Sept- associated with this job comes ember 10th, on a market that was ,trom a Kansas State Universitytially filled silo, and keep the ventilation. steady with last week on all stock- agricultural engineer. blower running while in the silo. Stay out of silos at least? er and feeder cattle. Butcher cows Harmful nitrogen dioxide gas- to 10 days after filling. sold mostly from $17.00 to $19.00, Millions of Tons Watch for yellowish -brown Farr es tend to collect just above sil- a few canners and cutters from fumes, and keep alert to irritat- OLD $15.00 to $17.00. Bologna bulls REST Of WORLD 2 0 age during and after filling up- ing odors. from $21.00 to $23. Here's a few right silos, warns Leo Wend - (Sale CANADA 10 Keep children and animals representative sales that were ling, Extension engineer. away from silos during and af- made last Tuesday: LATIN AMERICA These heavier-than-air gases ter filling. Bull CHINA combine with the moisture in a 16 Install doors in upright si- FEEDER STEERS AND 9 whiface steers 380 Ov31.10 N. KOREA man's breath and lungs to formlos only as needed to facilitate 7 whiface steers420 @ 30.70 EAST EUROPE 35 nitric acid, which destroys lung Tot 13 whifacc steers 500 (a'29.10 OTHER tissue. Breathing the gases 3 black steers 400 @ 29.00 WEST EUROPE causes a combination of severe ANTIQUE D 4 whiface bulls 442 (a).27.40 JAPAN 69 chest pains, coughing, and a 10 whiface steers 510 (a)28.60 COMMON MARKET 99 burning sensation in the throat - B1 @? 27.40 U.S.S.R. 113 and chest. Persons who inhale 4 whiface steers575 (a)27.80 Farme 3 whiface steers573 @ 26.50 UNITED STATES 137 nitrogen oxide gases should re- AUCTION 6 black steers 644 @ 25.20 ceive immediate medical atten- Sylvan 31 black steers 700 @ 25.40 tion. 720 (al25.75 Steel Output L. C. I 9 whiface steers Silage fermentation forms Located in Alta Vista, Kans., SALE CO., INC. Ranch i 5 black steers 540 @ 27.00 TheU.S.continuesasthe carbon dioxide which can as- one Mock east and oneblock Sylvan Grove, Ks. 4 black steers 620 @ 26.50 world'smajorsteelproducer phyxiate or suffocate a person.north of the high school. FRIDAY SALES EACH WEEK 7 whiface steers636 @ 26.60 but the Soviet Union, the Com- Selling 1000-1500 fresh country 705 @ 26.00 mon Market, and Japan are pull-This gas is a hazard in trench 9 whifacc steers ing closer. World output in and bunker silos as well as up- Sat., Sept. 21 stocker and feeder cattle, calves 21 mixed steers 626 @?26.70 1967 was 546 million tons, with and stock cows each week. 4 whifacc steers575 @ 27.80 the U.S. producing 127 million right silos, Starts 12:30 Noon Mike Meyer 913.526-3535 4 whiface steers 905 Ca?25.00 To guard against injury or Micky Meyer 913-526.3225 tons and the Soviet Union 113. One white marble topped ice 2 black steers 1050 @ 25.00 Japan showed the sharpest death from these gases, followcream table and 3ice cream Grez 14 holstein steers 790 @ 22.00 rise - jumping from 53 millionsome simple rules - chairs, oak; one rounded glass to 69. It is the world's premier Run the blower for 10 to 15 Quinter BOLOGNA BULLS steel exporter, shipping 4.5 mil- china cabinet; one walnut china lion tons to the U.S. alone. minutes before entering a par - cabinet; two oak antique tables, LIVESTOCK 1 whiface bull 1595 @ 21.90 small;antique wooden bed 1 whiface bull 1360 @ 21.70 shell; library table; COMM. Co. 170A FARM AND PASTURE LAND Buffet table with mirror and Quinter, Ks. CON, FEEDER HEIFERS stained glass door; MONDAY SALES EACH WEEK 7 black heifers 377 @?26.95 Two love seats; two uphol- Selling 1000-1500 fresh country 4 whiface heifers 430 @26.50 stered chairs; desk, roll top; stocker and feeder cattle, calves 6 whiface heifers 390 @26.10 FOR SALE coffee grinder; framed mirror and stock cows each week. SAT. 6 whiface heifers 415 @26.10 with hangers; oiled painted pic- Jay Meyer 913.754-3354 6 whiface heifers 510 @25.40 tures; hand sweeper; 5 black heifers 520 @25.00 AUCTION Pine corner cabinet; lamps;Meyer Stocker Feeder 3 whiface heifers 622 (g_l25.00 by bottles;salt and pepper shak- 14 mix heifers 450 @26.30 ers; dolls; china vases; pressedOrder Buying Service 77 whiface heifers600 24.45 glass. Featuring Cattle Direct 44 black heifers600 @24.00 SALE From The Country 8 black heifers 490 @24.85 Sealed Bids Other items too numerous toMike Meyer, Sylvan Grove,Its. 6 whiface heifers 570 @24.30 mention. Micky Meyer, SylvanGrove 4 whiface heifers 530 @24.50 Jay Meyer, Quinter, Ks. CLOSING DATE SEPT. 20, 1968 SELMA VENBERG BUTCHER COWS Owner 1 whiface cow 1005 @19.00 Farm owned by Heirs of H. Scott Wilson located about I/2 Auct: Lee Reemy. 1 whiface cow 1015 @19.00 mile east of Council Grove City Lake, 2 miles west of Council Clerk: Alta Vista State Bank. 1 whiface cow 995 @19.00 Grove and about I/2 mile south of Council Grove Federal Res- 1 whiface cow 900 @18.10 ervoir on paved road. 1 black cow 1010 @17.50 Approximately 170 acres consisting of about 60 acres of EXECUTOR'S SALE 1 black cow 1060 @17.30 cropland and about 110 acres of pasture. About 69 acres of 1 black cow 1035 @17.00 land is subject to a flowage easement in favor of the U.S. 1 black cow 1140 @16.80 Government. The U.S. Government owns about 36 acres which Dr. C. S. & Mrs. Hershner Estates 1 black cow 1200 @15.00 is presently leased by the owners. AT HERSHNER HOSPITAL, ESBON, KANSAS 1 black cow 1035 @15.50 Tenant now farming cropland will be allowed to harvest crops now on property. Landlord's share of this year's crop SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1968 AT 10:00 A.M. 100 If you have cattle to sell, call will not be purchased with the land. Tenant's lease on the 36 acres may be terminated December 31, 1968. Personal property, antiques, 1964 Buick 225 with A.C.,Grand 35 B collect C. C. Wendt BL 8-2529 win' 80 E Herington; Wm. Schnell Tenant now leasing the pasture land will have possession piano, dishwasher, deep freeze, 3 stoves, 3 refrigerators, dow air conditioner, picture frames, coin bank, 30 hospital 25 R BL 8-2039, Herington; Ted until Oct-rber 15, 1968. Landlord's share of this year's rent will not be purchased with the land. beds & miscellaneous old medical equipment. 15 S' Haefner, 317, Lincolnville. TERMS: 1) Sealed Bids are to be mailed to P.O. Box 252, Council Grove, Kansas 66846. 851 ACRES FARMLAND 2) Bids must be received by September 20,1968, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1968 AT 2:00 P.M. before 5:00 p.m. Hospital and residential building and about 851 acresof Herington 3) Sellers reserve the right to reject any or all bids farm land. 4) 25% must be paid down upon acceptance of a bid by the sellers. Balance payable upon delivery of Livestock Weltmer, Weltmer & Weltmer, Mankato, Kans., Write marketable title. full di 5) After bids are received, all bidders will be notified Earl E. Sapp, Executor Toms, Auction Co. of top bid and each will then have an opportunity Wakes to raise their bids by mail. Phone Herington, Kans. 6) Bidder whose bid is accepted will be notified. Esbon, Kans.; Phone 913 725-3663 Attorneys for Estates water can circulate aroundthe low To Save Trees Near Construction root system. take samples from the affected A tile system should portion of the grain. Sift the Grass & Grain Are you selecting a buildingsary to properly site a houseor radiate samples through a screen to 25 site or building a home this to allow optimum use of from the well out to thebranch expen-spread of the tree, sieve out the insects. If you find fall? If trees are a part of yoursive land, and thereare several on the origin- September 17, 1968 al soil surface. The tilecan theninsects, fumigate immediately. property, use care around them ways to savevaluable trees The technique of fumigation during construction, advises 'when these changes be covered with crushedstone, are neces- then fill soil should be placed is simple but very important. James J. Nighswonger, Exten- sary. onThis is probably the number use? An ordinary gardenspray- top. Where less fill isneeded, a sion landscape architect at Kan- If several feet of fill soil isre-layer of crushed stone, one cause of poor results, and er is satisfactory for small oper- sas StateUniversity. quired around a tree trunk,a used al- ations, Gates says. Enlargethe one with soil on top cansave too many Kansas farmers fail tree well should be constructedthe tree. to use good application tech- opening of the spray disc to the around the trunkso that air and niques, Gates says. diameter of an 8 -penny nail,or Slight increases in ground remove the nozzle and substi- What is the proper technique? tute a nozzle made of %4 -inch 3 bU?..r4 ;.- Simply this: Apply the correct pipe that is 6 inches long. Flat- 4`' 554 sal." -=:7L7NiEf;iitz.zze.I.F.7.777 amount of fumigant in such - B a ten the spray end. For larger ...... ,,..7=-- -way so as to obtain an even, uni- operations,us e a power elan JAMES J.if IGHSWONGER p.ii A pump Extension Landscape Architect Ll form distribution over thesur which will take the fumigant Kansas State University di- ,. r.k -1',... -41.s. *nt.")refatar-VfintedSteWrreraaan-MCC Drain tiles Dry well face of the grain. rectly from the container in Vertical tiles Loose stones which it was purchased. Soil fill Small stones and straw First, level the surface of the Desirable trees are often kill- gross mass. This allows access Apply the fumigant from out- edunknowingly by well-mean- to the entire area and will allow side the bin, close it up, and do ing contractors or new horne- an even distribution of fumi- not enter for at least 24 hours. vners, from either cutting or gant. A number of liquid fumigants o A tile system protects filling of soil over existing root a tree from a raised grade.A, The tile is laid out on are available such as 80-20, 75-25 the original grade, leadingfrom a dry well around the Second, apply the fumigant as and others. It requiresmore of systems. The tile system is covered tree trunk. B, a coarse spray over the surface. Grade changes may be neces- with small stones to allowair to circulate some mixtures than of others, over the root area. Apply heavier in areas where and don't skimp on dosage, severe infestations are known Gates advises. level will not harm most trees.to exist. Control will not be ob- If only 4 to 6 inches of fillis Amounts will vary with differ- tained unless the entire area is ent grain storage conditions required, a tree well will not covered. Most liquid fumigants - usually be necessary. wcaood bins vs. metal, highdock- & 11 Ranch are heavier than air and the va- age vs. low dockage, and high A tree will not die immediate-pors penetrate downward and ly from improper handling of a moisture vs. low moisture. The nty, without too much lateral diffus- label usually provides adequate grade. Death will occur gradual-ion. This is Why application Can- Special Bull ly, over a period of years, from information to calculatethe Da- Sale technique is so important. amount needed underyour re- the top downward. In some cas- What is the best equipment to re- es, a damaged tree fails to pro- quirements. anty duce new leaves the next year MONDAY, SEPT. 30 and thus seems to "die over- BULLS SELL AT 2:00 P.M. night." If the situation is reversed and the soil must be lowered, :least 7 retaining walls built around the Farmers & Ranchers Sale Barn tree can save it. Builders or OLD HWY. WEST 40 - SALINA, KANS. new homes should pay careful (Sale held in conjunction with the regular sale) attention to existing trees and grades, then locate the house on the lot so that a minimum of Sale Every M Starts 1:00 p.m. Bulls Have Been Performance Tested grade change will be necessary. Weaning Weights from 480-590 lbs. Mature trees cannot be re- Starts placed and a small tree takes Cattle Sale161,1717TuesUNIT12:3C. Noon To the best of our knowledge, these bulls are years to develop, so protect any large trees on your property HOGS: No. 1 butchers topped @ $19.65. Sows $17.40; DwartFeee, And Will Be Semen Tested when soil is moved. feeder pigs $14.00-$20.00 head. Proper protection is a small - BULLS ARE COMING 2 -YEAR OLD CATTLE: 1 lot fat Holsteins, 1150 lbs. @ $23.50; Hoist. - investment when you consider steer calves @ $93.30. 1 lot of 1100 lb. blk. steers@ Can be inspected morning of sale at the the aesthetic and monetary val- $24.25. Some Charo. cows brought $19.90; Holst.cows Farmers & Ranchers Sale Barn from 10:00a.m. on $18.50-$18.70. 1 bunch of 630 lb. wf yrlgs. @ $27.50. 2:00 p.m. is approximate selling time ue of good trees. H. P. ROBBINS,Clay Center, ME24210 L. C. HELBERT, OWNER SALINA, KANS. R. A. BRUEGGEMANN,Clay Center, ME2-2761 :s. Ranch is 5 miles south of Minneapolis- Ph, EX 2.2354 fumigate To WEEK HOFtACE WARE, Lem/ford, ph. 330-2439 country ?, calves Protect Stored Son Moe Ke2.2001 ek. TOMSON BROS. CLAY C.ENTEit, KANS. 1535 Grain On Farm .3225 In Kansas, farm -stored grains Great Premium SALE of often should be given a protect- ive fumigation 6 weeks after they are put in bins, reminds Dell E. Gates, Extension ento- SHORTHORNS mologist at Kansas State Uni- COMMERCIAL versity. WEEK -REGISTERED One anual fumigation prob- GOODYEAR country aby will be sufficient where calves SAT., OCT. 5 Starts 10a.m. grain is stored under ideal con- 354 ditions, but inspections are a At Wakona Farm 4 Miles SW of must. Inspect wheat at monthly 'eerier intervals during the fall months, WAKARUSA, KANS. Gates advises. SAVE Etrvice A standard grain probe is a .ect Selling Over 600 Head y convenient sampler. Take the Our greatest contribu- temperature of the grain in the ve, Ks. tion to widening and bin by fastening a thermometer 3rrove strengthening commer- onto the end of a long stick and cial Shorthorns from vertically into the bloodlines that have pro- thrust it duced winners and cham- grain. SAVE pions at leading shows. When hot spots are detected, We offer them in big numbers, backed by Announcing Tomson, Brown, Ullrich, KANSAS' LARGEST WidauandHughes ANGUS SALE breeding. IN 1968 - REAR TRACTORS POHLMAN'S ANGUS RANCH COMPLETE DISPERSION 300 YOUNG COMMERCIAL COWS Many With Calves At Side You Will Make Important 100 COMMERCIAL HEIFER CALVES Tues., Oct. 1 rand 35 BRED COMM.E,RCIAL YEARLING HEIFERS 11:00 a.m. Money Savings by Coming win- at the Hays, Kansas 80 EXTREMELY CHOICE STEER CLUB CALVES Livestock Auction Barn To Wamego for Your Tires pital 25 REG. CALVES OFFERED AS CLUB PROJECTS 15 SERVICEABLE ANGUS BULLS, Herd builders. SELLING 242 LOTS 310 Head Registered ... upto $50 is common Angus Cattle GUEST CONSIGNORS Floyd Hughes & Son,- Oregon, Mo. Our saddle mare, a good cow WE BUY AT VOLUME SAVINGS AND ; of Robert Widau, Eskridge, Kans. pony, will also be sold at this PASS ON THE $$$ TO YOU sale. Write for catalog with Motel Headquarters: For catalogs, contact full details to: Howard Johnson Motel, Phil Ljungdahl, Sale Mgr. Tomson Bros., South Topeka. Box 1209, Dodge City, Ks.67801FINK'S TIRES Write direct for rooms, 4th & Lincoln Phone 456.2575 Wakarusa, Kansas MR. & MRS. A. F. POHLMAN WAMEGO, KANS. Phones: 913- 761-2258 mentioning this sale. Owners 913 266-7530 Natoma, Kansas 6761. ease Center, anaffiliate of the Pan-American HealthOrganiza- tion. Serious LatinEffort The center hasheadquarters in Rio de Janiero,Brazil, where it was establishedin 1951. It de- Vs. Hoof -and -Mouth votes more than $1million a South America will soon in-by $30 million in loans to Ar-year to researchand providing tensify its efforts to rid itself gentina, Brazil, Peru and Para-advanced training tospecialists guay.Bolivia and Ecuador from Latin America. of hoof and mouth disease, effort Ar- which costs the continent $400 may seek IADB loanslater, the In a complementary bank announced. gentina, Brazil, Chile,Paraguay million a year in livestock loss- regional es alone. The nationwide programs in-and Uruguay operate a The disease already has beenclude livestock vaccination, sani-technical commission onanimal eradicated in North and Centraltary controls and the develop- health to unify their effortsand dis- America. ment of preventive policies andpolicies regarding livestock The Inter -American Develop- facilities to combat the disease. eases. Peru mayshortly join. ment Bank (IADB) stepped in The immediate aim is to con- The five currentcommission with loans totalling $5 million trol it, and the long-range goalmembers agreed last yearto in- to Chile and Paraguay to con- to wipe it out. crease and coordinateefforts to duct programs to bring the dis- The national programs will befight the disease andrefrain ease under control in those carried out by cattle ranchers infrom exporting orre-exporting countries. conjunction with local govern- livestock not vaccinatedwithin The loan agreements were ex-ment agencies and the Pan- 15 days before export. pected to be followed shortly American Hoof and Mouth Dis- They also agreed toestablish uniform standards forvaccine AUCTION production and control, and to LIVESTOCK exchange technical information and research findings. Latin American cattle -raising nations are concerned notonly 1:00 p.m. at the rate of livestockdeaths caused by hoof and mouth,but also at the loss in much -needed foreign exchange earnings from Off Fo exports of the livestock and G&G There is a good market for these light -weight feeders 300 to 450 pounds. meat products. National ( Buyers have orders for many more than are being made available at the Where there are contests, there must be judges. dation sto( market. If you have cattle to sell, call us for a free estimate. The cattle market today was steady to stronger on some classes. There were not Frequently called upon to be a judge of flowers is enough hogs to test the market. Here are some representative sales of Grant To Study Mrs. W. H. Vaupel of Salina. September 11, 1968. the study. Tom Carr, graduate Feeder Sales. student from Medicine Lodge, Big Pro STOCKER & FEEDERS 447 lb. blk heifers @ 25.00 KansasStateUniversityis MM. 405 lb. blkwhif steers@ 28.00 is helpipng with the project. studying management practices Taken 420 lb. blkwhif steers @ 28.50 COWS Information gained from this 345 lb. whif bulls @ 29.00 involving the selling of beef Whiteface cows sold from $16.80 cattle from commercial feed lots study will be applicable to feed 370 lb. whif bulls @ 32.00 to $17.50. Holstein cows brought lots through Kansas as well as FertilizE 520 lb. blk ang steers @7 27.50 and farmer -feeders in Kansas. from $15.00 to $15.50. Bologna other states, Allen said. Tuesday One of th 595 lb. whif steers @ 27.00 bulls sold from $21.10 to $21.70. In addition, researchers are 466 lb. blkwhif heifers Cu25.30 Baby calves sold by the head from looking at the final product - fertilizer in 355 lb. whif heifers @ 28.25 $47.00 to $56.00. carcass quality and tissue yield tonal Mineri 470 lb. whif heifers @ 25.20 -to determine how manage- Corp., had a ment and marketing methods Sale profit in fisc CNK affect it, according to Dr. Dell were $13 mi. MON.-WED.-FRI. We had a very nice sale this week $497 million. Auctioneers Allen, assistant professor of an- 6:45 with our office tallying over 100 A year ago For info. or estimates LARRY LAGASSE imal science and industry. local sellers and approximately that As we have leased our farm, million on so TOM WALKER CH 31714 The study is being financed many buyers on the seat. Prices we will sell at auctionthe fol- Price wea Barn 243-1074 ROLLIE LAGASSE by a $4,800 from the Cir- lowing listed items located 14 were real good on all classes of Home 243-1674 CH 32215 cle E Ranch, near potwin, and miles south of Abilene on Hi - livestock. and concenti the Excel Packing Company, way 15, then 21/4 east; or 2miles We have severalhundredhead of were blamed Wichita. north on Hiway 15 of Elmo, cattle consigned for next week. profit, as we Two faculty members, Dr. then 21/4 miles east. loss taken of 2 red steers 960 @25.00 obsolete plar Phillip Phar and Dr. Rufus 549 @ 24.60 KANSAS SAT., SEPT. 21 2 whiteface heifs CONCORDIA Ccx, are working with Allen on 2 whiteface bulls 550 @ 26.20 Starts 12:30 Noon 4 whiteface steers 459 @ 27.20 Lunch Served 5 black steers 604 @ 26.10 1949 IHC W6 tractor with PTO, 3 whiteface steers 612 @ 26.90 good condition & good tires 13 whiteface steers 580 @ 28.05 VB 8-16 grain drill with press 7 holstein steers 534 @ 24.05 Your Grain wheels 5 whiteface heifs 340 @ 26.10 Will You Scoop 849 @ 24.70 No. 55 A -B -H 3-14 plow on rub- 10 mixed heifers ber, good 2 whiteface steers 1115 @ 25.60 No. 200 IHC manure spreader 18 black heifers 613 @ 24.60 All person on rubber 2 whiteface heifs 285 @ 30.10 late John Br Flatbed trailer 2 whiteface heifs 432 @ 26.20 home site:I MM 12' springtooth harrow 2 whiteface cows 1160 @ 16,20 MARYSVILI 1949 3/4 ton Chev. truck with 2 roan steers 515 @ 26.90 grain blower, good 485 @ 26.90 Sat., 18' drag harrow, good 2 roan steers This Year? New Idea 7' mower, good 4 roan steers 646 @ 25.30 Star Oliver side delivery rake 11 whiteface steers 608 @ 27.40 651 @ 26.95 Complete IHC dump rake 8 black steers lure, includi blackwhif hfrs 432 @27.10 IHC grain binder, good 2 and two ma IH 12-8 grain drill 19 black heifers 398 @ 26.50 inets; round IH pull combine 4black steers 571 @ 28.10 chairs; seer( 700 lbs. platform scales; 6x30 15 black steers 432 @30.25 rubber belt, good; cast iron 10black steers 468 @ 30,15 ANTIQUE soap kettle; cast iron rendering 8 black heifers 404 @ 26.70 ITEMS to b4 kettle; wooden antique water 22 whiteface heifs 461 @ 26.10 4 walnut pump; hay rack. 30.60 rocker; rocl Hand corn sheller; wagon 16 whiteface steers 483 @ plush uphol 2 whitefacesteers 512 @ 28.10 scoop board; Sears feed grinder; Marble tol 9 whiteface steers 567 @ 26.95 met; section some walnut & oak lumber; 24,10 Handyman jack. 2 whiteface heifs 622 @ Tom andJei Small air compressor, good 7mixed heifers 989 @ 25.20 many other IHC electric cream separator 3 whiteface steers 1100 @26,00 Antique wagon seat; old wagon 4 whiteface steers 570 @ 28.10 running gears; pipe pump jack; 2 whiteface heifs 482 @ 25.40 pipe threader; sickle grinder; cream cans; some railroad ties. TODAY'S CONSIGNMENTS North Central Steel offers Approx. 300 hedge posts; some 112 Hereford Steers, 750 to800 lbs fireplace wood; old junk ma- 30 Choice Hereford YrIs.,600 lbs. every accessory possible for chinery; scrap iron; shovels; 20 Hereford Steers, 500 to550lbs. your grain storage, han- forks; chains & many many 30 Choice Shorthorn Steers& Hfr other misc. items including Calves, 400 to 450 lbs. POW dling and dryingopera- some collectors' items 19 whif Heifers, 700 to750 lbs. 12 Hereford Steers, 725 to825 lbs, tions. GUNS lbs, drillI ,aAniT &jissaw ehe,stA 750 el PirSPrilgfield Marlin lever action with round 16 Whiface Steers, 650 to motor iI:miitcnsiIlerjilnsHopkins 21 Whiteface Hfrs, 650to 750 lbs. Phone 913 EX 2-2077 dbiotlito,n35 caliber, excellent con- Enfield 30-06 Sporter with 4 power scope, perfect condition Away too Savage 22 long and 20 gauge 3 1. in. chamber over & under eloif gun, like new If itscum North Central Steel Co., Inc. Auction please BSsB 116 West Second Mr. & Mrs. Livestock ar EX 2-2077 ' tolnPlete Minneapolis, Kansas 67467 Fred Heller Office PhonePE 8-3578 fi: AGRI. Owners SYSTEMS Don SchmittPE 8-2547 Cha: Carl & Wm. Schnell, Aucts. Ad Abilene National Bank, Cashier It N. Br( Karl Harshman, Clerk Tarz an an administration." He said that his policywon't be "to junk everythingin an impatience to reachthe millen- ium overnight. Wewill not plow under farmerswhile trying to help them."

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Due to ill health, we have decided to offer at publicauc- don the following real estate and our going restaurant business and fixtures. Bothhomes will be offered at 127 East9th Street at 7 p.m. Immediately following the homes, thecafe will be offered at the cafesite at 117 C Street, Washington, Ks. Mon., Sept. 23 Starts at 7 p.m. 127 EAST NINTH ST. Four Bedroom Home with sleep- ing porch, kitchen with built- ins, living and diningroom, clo- set space, natural gas furnace. 307 F STREET Six Room Home with forced furnace air Paraguay. The livestock- 23 bulls, 14 heifers, 14 pigs For information on any ofthe Off For Paraguay and four sheep above, contact Sam Powers, G&G area livestock walk up the ramp intoa - were purchased by area Mennonites Washington, Kansas. National Guard Globemaster, destined to become foun- at the request of the Mennonite Central Committee. POWERS CAFE- 117 C St. Auctioneer Ted Krehbiel of McPherson boughtthe Cafe fixtures offeredas a unit. judges. dation stock for a group of Mennonites in Philadelphia, animals. For more details, see story Building may be boughtor rent- rwers is on page 32. ed. 3 tub sink with gas burners; able to prosper in relation to thesteam table, 4 holes, 2 storage First Nixon Word prices they pay for other prod-bins, gas, complete withalumin- On Farm Plan ucts." um pots, etc.; large gas kitchen Big Profit Nick Some of the other major points: range, 4 burners, 4 -burner grill, oven, complete with canopy and Taken By DES MOINES - Richard M. He called Secretary Freeman a Encouragement of farm exhaust fan. Nixon sat at the controls of a"politico -lawyer" and pledged tocooperatives. Small 4 -burnergas range; 25 big cornpicker last week, har-appoint a successor who is "ex- Use of Commodity Credit lb. gas deep fryer;portable Fertilizer Giant vested some Iowa corn, then de,pert and practically experienced Corporation stores of grain andstorage building wired forheat ray in agriculture." bulb, can be convertedfor a One of the major sellers ofdared that farmers "have been other goods "to improve prices,walk-in; window air conditioner fertilizer in the U.S., Interna- the stepchildren of the great In his policy statement he not depress them." in kitchen; 1 large and1 small tional Minerals & Chemical society." said he will "better preserve ag- Improvement of the Foodfan; enough silverware,plates, Corp., had a 40 percent drop in The Republican presidential riculture for service in the for Peace program and the sup-cups, glasses, etc. to serveap- profit in fiscal 1968. Earnings candidate toured the 900 -acre 70s." ply of food to schools and the proximately 50 people. His first point dealt with the 3 refrigerators, 1 GE likenew, were $13 million on sales of Elbert Goode farm, located on needy. Norge less than a year old,re- hosweek $497 million. sloping hillsides and flat river parity policy- in which the Nixon didn't spell out manybuilt GE, and other equipment iver 100 A year ago, profits were $19.7bottoms near Indianola, eight government supports prices to details, saying "itis far moremaking this a complete cafe nately that million on sales of $460 million.miles south of Des Moines. keep them at the level of pastimportant than the details of Mr. & Mrs. . Prices ises of Price weaknesses in potash He used his Iowa visit to issueyears in relation to the cost ofindividual programs for farmers Floyd S. Powers and concentrated phosphates his first major pronouncement other goods. to be certain of the basic hon- Harold R. Siegel, auct. & real est. broker, 729-3651, 1528 F St., head of were blamed for the lowered on farm policy. Nixon accused Farmers, he said, must "be esty - the believeability - of Fairbury, Nebraska. week. profit, as well as a $5 million his Democratic opponent, Hu- loss taken on the closedown of bert H. Humphrey, and Orville @ 25.00 obsolete plant facilities. @ 24.60 Freeman, secretary of agricul- POLLED HEREFORD DISPERSION @ 26.20 ture, of compiling a "catalogue @ 27.20 of failures in farm policy." @ 26.10 In a 19 -point statement calling @ 26.90 for improved market prices for Monday, October 7, 1968, Otis, Kansas @ 28.05 Farmers, Nixon said present Sale will be at the Ranch 3 miles North and V2 mile West of Otis @ 24.05 policies that put farm prices at @ 26.10 AUCTION @ 24.70 74 per cent of parity are "intol- @ 25.60 erable in my book." ' Selling 144 Lots-29 Bulls 115 Females 9 Herd Bulls @ 24.60 All personal property of the If elected, Nixon said, there @ 30.10 late John Brandenburger at the will be "an open door for agri- 20 YEARLING BULLS - Sired by some of the listed herd bulls. @ 26.20 home site: 1207 Walnut Street,culture at the White House." @ 16.20 MARYSVILLE, KANS. After his visit to the farm, @ 26.90 Nixon spoke at a shopping cen- 75 BROOD COWS - Victor Domino, ALF Beau Rollo 11, Beau Real and Lamplighter bloodlines @ 26.90 Sat., Sept. 21 ter rally here to a crowd esti- -about 30 calves by side, sired by. Destination and HCJ Beau Rollo 16. @ 25.30 Starts 12 Noon mated by police at 35,000. @ 27.40 20 BRED HEIFERS - Sired by our herd bulls and bred to several of the herd sires. @ 26.95 Complete household of furni- In his farm statement, Nixon @ 27.10 ture, including kitchen cabinet said the Johnson administra- and two matching storage cab- 20 OPEN HEIFERS -Daughters of Destinationand HCJ Beau Rollo 16. @ 26.50 tion'sagricultural record isa @ 28.10 inets; round oak table; 6 oak chairs; secretary desk. sad and sorry one ... and rural These cattle are in top pasture condition with bloodlines that are tops in the breed. If you @ 30.25 America knows it." @ 30.15 ANTIQUES & COLLECTORS want cattle with lots of red meat you will find them in this sale. @ 26.70 ITEMS to be sold at 3 o'clock @ 26.10 4 walnut chairs; platform (Attend the San -R -Ranch Polled Hereford dispersion, October 9, 1968, WaKeeney, Kansas.) @ 30.60 rocker; rocker and two chairs, @ 28.10 plush upholstery. Topeka Fair @ 26.95 Marble top table; record cabt duet; sectional bookcase (3 -sac). 184 Head Sell @ 24.10 Tom and Jerry bowland 3 cups; Champ Goes For @ 25.20 many other goodies. You can pick your Herd Sire from this group @ 26.00 28.10 GUNS 70c A Pound WWW GOLD ROLLO A p 25.40 Winchester Model 1212 gauge TOPEKA -The champion 4H An ALF Beau R.ollo11 bred bull Springfield Model87A automatic WWW BEAU ROLLO A Hamilton singleshot rifle beef at the Mid -America Fair Another ALF, Beau Rollo 11 bull MENTS Iver Johnson22 revolver brought 70 cents a pound at the DESTINATION to SOO lbs Hopkins and Allen auction following the fair. Win- Son of EER Royal Heir8 600 lbs. 32 revolver SLF CARLOSLAMP 4 S.W. 38 revolver ner Margarete Riffel, 15, Enter- His sire isa full brother of the to 550 lbs. Shoulder andbelt holsters. national champion Its Flir prise, collected $723 for her EERROYAL HEIR 8 POWER TOOLS & champion Hereford. Son of Polled Zato Heir 27 50 Its. APPLIANCES BRI PLATO MISCHIEF 26 The grand champion fat lamb, Son of Plato Mischief 63 D825 lbs. Bench line shaft withlathe, drill & jigsaw,sander; table a Hampshire raised by Joe Eb- FJK BEAULAMP R 750 lbs. saw motor drives ert, St. George, sold for $1.25 a Son of HCV Gold Beau Rollo 750 lbs. em all. BEAU REAL CRUISER Westinghouseroaster; Sun- pound. Son of C Beau Real 23 beam skillet;can opener (new) The grand champion market DOMESTIC VICTOR EER ROYAL HEIR 8 - He Sells hand toolsof all kinds; walnut hog, a Hampshire raised by Jeff Son of PHR Gold Crown3 lumber,dry and in the rough. Away too Stroup of Fontana, sold for 76 list. many other items to cents a pound. If it soundsinteresting to you Miss Riffel, owner of the GEORGEMORSE 'AUCTIONEER :6011 please writeBox 12 or call 562- grand champion steer, has been 2540,Marysville, Kans., for showing at fairs around the Complete listing. state for six years. Her winner 6taote44 in Topeka has been grand cham- 4i4 kelda & Sam, Ota kam.lad. Charles Heglar pion at Herington Tri-County PHONES: OTIS, KANSAS 913-387-2584 or GREAT BEND, KANSAS 316-SW3-6668 Administrator R. N. Breeding, Auctioneer Fair and the Abilene Central For information and cotologs, contact. Vic Roth, Soles Manager, Box 427, Russell, Konsos 67665 Phone 483-2642 Tarz and Barney, Clerks Kansas Free Fair. 28

September 17, 1968 09 Extension Of juNcTioN 4. arty attempt at Major Cattle in swine artoutstancStatic Feeding Areas eci officia; The areas which producethe P Eight pureb grains tra- most livestock feed Yorkshiregilts ditionally turn out the mostfat Beck,Junct slaughter loser cattle for the nation's tificially market. by a teamof This has been true aboutthe KansasState 1 corn belt of the upperMidwest. reported sever But the feed grain production ceived for85 : has been expanded farbeyond The project the Iowa -Illinois heartlandand venture oftl cattle feeding now is important Service to many areas that a few years County Exten ago had to ship stockhundreds Semen from v of miles to be fattened. tested boars A recent study to the Agricul- Crescent, IOVV1 ture Department showsnearly by bus for us all of the nation's fat cattle rent.Wendell Your First Pre -Winter come from the same39 states of animalhur that produce most of the feed project super OPPORTUNITY TO BOOK grains. fanners have Last year these states market- gage 70 per ed about 22 million fat cattle, rate. Dehy Alfalfa Pellets twice as many as in 1955, the Dr. Kiracof department said. Mrs. Eleanor Adams, Mitchell Co. home econo $38 Per Ton Bulk $1.95 per cwt. Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, Wis- mist, tasfes a muffin as part of her role as a cooking judge. Mrs. Adams said a judge must consider the Light 1. Dehy alfalfa pellets are ofuniform quality. consin, and Minnesota marketed size, color, texture and flavor of the entries. 2. Dehy alfalfa pellets are of knownnutritive quality. 7.1 million; Nebraska and Kan- 3. Dehy alfalfapelletsprovides animal healthinsurance; sas 4.4 million; Texas, New Nut Cr( they will offset nutritional deficienciesin your present Mexico, Oklahoma and Colorado Dakota and South Dakota 757,- John T. Larsen of the depart. supplement, pasture and forage, and inthe cattle them- MOUND CI' 16 million; California, Arizona 000, and the 11 southeastern ment's economic researchser. I selves. only a fair and Nevada 2.8 million; Wash- states, plus Maryland and Newvice said the production ofsot year's south( COW HERD ghum grain in the Great Plains ington, Oregon, Wyoming, Mon- York 795,000. crop, accordin Feed 1.3 lbs. Dehy alfalfa pellets to beef cows90 days prior tana, Idaho and Utah, 1.4 mil- These states were grouped ac-and Southwest has contributor] to calving and during lactation. Mound City, lion; Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, cording to similar livestock greatly to rapid expansion ofKansas Nut FINISHING PROGRAM Pennsylvania 1.3 million; North economies, the department said.feeding in those areas. ton. Feed 2-3lbs. Dehy alfalfa pelletsto supplement average Pecans, he grains and roughages of unknown qualities. ing in the a] WINTERING CATTLE can treesalt Feed 1.2 lbs. Dehy alfalfa pellets as quality of forage drops SAN-R- RANCH nuts. He sak and as wheat and rye pasture freezes down. have only fa and hickory Mtgs. LIGGETT ALFALFA MILLS Polled Hereford Dispersion Better rep Phone collect 913 CH 3-2660 from the Ch Wilson M. Liggett, Manager said, where CONCORDIA, .KANS. both are doi Wedn. Oct. 9 said walnut STARTS 12 NOON C.S.T. in the Freda On Highway 283 8 Miles South of pecan cropi HOLSTEIN DAIRY DISPERSAL light. WAKEENEY, KANS. Weese sai formed that Friday SELLING caused man3 SEPT. 20 AUCTION Sells As Lot 34 Starts 12 Noon 230 LOTS SALE Sale Under Cover

42 BULLS 128 FEMALES 60 CALVES Lunch Served Due to lack of help, we are forced to sell our herd of Grade A Holstein cows and heifers at public auction on the farm locat- Herd Bulls Range Bulls ed 5 miles north of Goessel, Kans., on Hiway 15, then I/2 mile west; or 7 miles west of Hillsboro and 3 miles south on Hiway and Brood Cows With Calves By Side 15, then 1/2 'mile west 8 HERD BULLS: D Gold Mine, a Gold Colonel bred bull; San R Golden SELLING 125 HEAD Mixer 3, son of D Gold Mine, and San R Golden Mixer, son of D Gold Mine. 85 cows in production 39 BULLS, Sons of D Gold Mine, Alf Beau Lamp 4, and D Mixer 35 cows have freshened in ALSO PLAN Domino 38. last 60 days TO ATTEND 80 COWS of Alf Beau Rollo 11, Polled Modest Lamplighter, Alf, 50 cows in good production FRITZ KERBS Pawnee Mixer and Beau Perfect bloodlines with around 60 calvesh3 17 cows are dry, will fresh- & SON We had o DISPERSION, side sired by the herd sires and cows rebred to the above herd sires. en from sale day through 12 BRED HEIFERS sired mostly by D Gold Mine & D Mixer Domino operating November OTIS, KANSAS 36, and bred to the herd bulls. calves we These Cows Are Bred For OCTOBER 7 26 OPEN HEIFERS sired by Alf Beau Lamp 4 and D Gold Mine. steers we Year Round Production expect ar 25 heifer calves, 8 months week's sa to baby calves Opportunity To Purchase Tops Of The Breed 80 blk stee 20 whifste 21 blkwf This is a good herd of cows, gentle, good uddered, most st of the cows are young. Most of the cows are calfhood vaccin- OWNERS: 11 whifste 4 whifstee ated, TB and Bangs Tested. Rolling herd average of 40 lbs. per Ernest & Ruth Schneider, WaKeeney 2 whif heif cow, with butterfat test from 3.5 to 4%. During the past 10 13 whifste years we have used ABS with very few exceptions. Such 19 holstein9 bulls asPABST CHIEF, TOM'S, BELLE BOY, DUKE, and Mr. & Mrs. Bill Meyers, WaKeeney 2holstein PRESIDENT, CENTURION, WHIRLWIND MARK, TRIUNE 11 whifste PRINCE, ADOLA DIXIE & ASPIRAN REGAL were used. 7 whif This herd has been closely culled during the past several stee years with the idea of breeding on, not selling. This decision Auctioneer: George Morse We are of selling makes this a good opportunity for buyers to add For Catalogs & Information,contact Give us good cows to their herds. Breeding dates, freshening dates, VIC ROTH, Sale Mgr., Box427 and all information available will be given day of sale. Russell, Kans., Phone483-2647 TO L MILK BASE will be auctioned before cows are sold, in multi- JE ples of 200 lbs., with purchaser paying for transfer fee. 4 APPALOOSAHORSES TERMS: CASH SELL AT START OFSALE Reg. 4 year old gelding, wellbroke Reg. 3 year old mare, well broke well mare, Mr. & Mrs. Randolph Reimer, owners SAN R MISS LAMP II RE754 Eligible to register 4 year old Aucti,vneers: Ed. Reimer, Goessel Clerk, Boesker Sale Service The kind you can buy at f:F.:5111 & Ted Krehbiel, McPherson Ringman, Irvin Christensen the San -R -Ranch Dispersion Smooth Mouth Mare, Well Broke been able to speak only with since he must take it therest of great difficulty because of rigid popular plan," concedesLove, In Artificial his life, just as a diabetictakes "butitisn't possible. We Success vocal organs could talk almostinsulin, the cost would in most can win no political or militaryvic- normally, doctors reported. cases be prohibitive. tory in the classical tradition Another who had long been there." unable to get out of bed without HogBreeding Test "We've got to get outand cut help could do so easily soon af-Wichita Bircher spending before JUNCTION CITY - The firstconducting another experiment tertreatments werestarted. we go broke. attempt at artificial breeding ofin artificial breeding using a Still another who could not Robert Love Economic chaos will bringon swine in Kansashas been term-compound still in experimental communism faster thanany- write because of rigid hands re- thing," he said. ed an outstanding success by stage. It has been used several gained the abilityin three Quits Group project officials. years under supervision of the weeks, they said. Love said he favors lessgov- Eight purebred Duroc and federal Food and Drug Admini- Kansas' best-known member ernment, not more, and is not in- Dr. Spiegel, who developed theof the John Birch Society, Rob- Yorkshire gilts raised by Hayes stration but has not been ap- extract after four months of terested in the current presiden- B, Beck, Junction City, were ar- proved for sale on the open mar-research in the Miami Insti- ert Love of Wichita, has resign- tial campaign of Vice President tificially inseminated Aug. 13 ket. ed from the conservativegroup. Hubert Humphrey, RichardNix- tute's laboratory, said it is al- on or George Wallace. by a team of specialists from Twenty-four of Beck's gilts most identical to the synthetic Love, who heads Love Box Co. Kansas State University. Beck are being fed the compound indrug dopa. In limited experi- in Wichita, was one of the 25 reported seven of the hogs con-their daily rations. It stops pro-ments in the last two years, original members of the inner gir@l342711E41-1r0 ceived for 85 percent success. duction of hormones and pre- council of the John Birch Socie- dopa has shown ability to easety when it was organized under The project is a cooperative vents ovulation. thedisabling symptoms of venture of the K -State Exten- All the animals will be taken Robert Welch. Parkinson's disease. He has been a frequent speak- sion Serviceand the Geary off the compound Sept. 22 and The institute said Dr. Spie- are expected to come in heat er in all corners of the state for County Extension Council. gel's discovery was vitally im-the group. Semen from registered and four or five days later. The giltsportant because the high cost will be artificially inseminated Love apparently dropped out tested boars was shipped from of dopa was a severely restrict-of the Birch group because he Crescent, Iowa, to Junction City at that time. ing factor in research. The insti- It will be the first experiment had publicly stated he favored by bus for use in the experi- tute pays $750 for a two -poundthe U.S. pulling out of the Viet- ment. Wendell Moyer, professor of its type in Kansas, Dr. Kira-package in crystalline form. cofe said. nam war. of animal husbandry and the Marketed commercially, itpro- This attitude was opposed to p'-oject supervisor, said Iowa bably would command twice thethat of the John Birch Society farmers have experienced an av-Medical Hope price. which, Love said, was in the erage 70 per cent conception NO - At this rate, the doctors said,midst of a campaign to collect I rate. a patient taking the average do-amillion signatures on a peti- Dr. Kiracofe said the team isFrom 'Horse Bean' sage of six grams a day would econo- An inexpensive drug extract- tion advocating a strongerap- have to pay at least $3000 a proach - win and get out. "THAT'S NOT MUCH OF AN AMBI- ooking ed from a bean used for live- year for the drug alone. And TION IN LIFE,WANTING TO HIRE er the stock feed has brought "definite "Win and get out is a real OUT AS A SCARECROW ON A FARO A lighter to dramatic" relief to victims of Nut Crop Parkinson's disease, one of the Where Can You Buy Cattle From A 17,000#, Home -Bred Herd That he depart. world's most bizarre and baffl- MOUND CITY, Ks. - There is ing afflictions, the National Can Also Win at the State Black and White Shows? archser only a fair outlook for this on of sor, Parkinson Institute said Thurs- year's southeast Kansas nut day. eat Plains crop, according to Robert Weese, In an experimental program ntributed Mound City, president of the The Y. T. PARK Complete HolsteinDispersal ision of now nine months old, doctors Kansas Nut Growers associa- reported that a majority of 40 tion. patients treated showed drama- 140 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS SELL Pecans, he said, are light bear- tic improvement. Twisted bodies ing in the area, with some pe- began to straighten, lost powers at the farm - 1/2 mile West and 2 miles South of Skiatook, Oklahoma can trees altogether barren of of speech were regained, and nuts. He said the black walnutsmental alertness was sharpened. FRIDAY, SEPT. 20,1968 12:00 NOON have only fair to good ratings, All but 10 per cent of the pa- and hickory nuts have light set- tients were definitely helped, For complete informationsee Grass & Grain Sept.10 tings. said the institute's medical di- Better reports are coming rector, Dr. Frank Fabiana. Y. T. PARK, Owner-Skiatook, Oklahoma 74070 from the Cherryvale area, he The drug by Phone: 918 said, where pecans and walnuts Dr. Ernest A. Spiegel of Temple E. A. DAWDY, SALE MGR., Salina, Kansas 67401 both are doing fairly well. He University from a bean with the Phone: 913 - TA 3-8506 said walnut prospects are good scientificnameviciafabia. in the Fredonia region, but the Commonly called the "horse pecan crop is expected to be bean," it is grown in the United light. States and other countries as a Weese said he has been in- livestock fodder. formed that worm damage has Soon after he started taking caused many nuts to fall. the drug, one patient who had MKT ON

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The following described pieces of property will be offered by public auction to the highest bidder, xeparately, on ;olden of D Saturday, September 28, 1968, 2:00 P.M. Mixer Sale to be Held on North Side of Tract No.1, Along 56 Highway, Rain or Shine r,Alf 5 7k TRACT NO. 1- 'es by LOCATION: 7 miles east of Council Grove, on the south side of U.S. Highway 56. sires We had our biggest sale here last Monday, Sept. 9th, sincewe started LEGAL DESCRIPTION: N1/2SW1/4 and NW1/4 17-16-10, less 21/2.acres for high- amino operating our auction. With receipts of 668 cattle and 569 hogs, way and 20 acres in the S1/2SW1/4 17-16-10, allin Lyon County, Kansas. AC FE calves were steady to strong, especiallyon the lighter weight.Feeder GENERAL DESCRIPTION: 83 acres of cropland of which 44 acres have been 11 steers were steady to 501 lower, but the quality was lower also. We seeded to Brame Grass, Lespedeza and Native Grasses under the Government. e. Program. CE.-rse or expect another nice run for next Monday. Here are a few of last Balance in Native Bluestem pasture and Meadow, old farmstead and week's sales: some timbered pasture. Plenty of water furnished by creek, springs, pond and Sdw0..4-- /7 well. red 80 blk steers 846@ 25.10 1 bbf steer 380 @ 32.00 TRACT NO. 2- 20 whif steers [email protected] 4 whif steers 275 @ 34.25 21 blkwf steers LOCATION: The northeast corner of Tract No. 2 is about 3/8 mile south of the 847@ 25.25 3 holstein steers572 @ 24.40 southwest corner of Tract No. 1, and Imile south of U.S. Highway 56. 11 whif steers 395@ 30.75 36 fat hogs 228 @ 19.25 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: N1/2NE1/4 19-16-10 in Lyon County. 4 whif steers 251@ 34.25 97 fat hogs 224 @ 19.30 GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Approximately 55 acres is cropland, all of which has 2 whif heifers been seeded to Brame Grass and Lespedeza. 480@ 24.50 9 black fats 211 @ 19.35 Balanceinoldfarmstead and timbered pasture. Watered by creek, springs, pond and well. 13 whif steers 876@ 25.25 15 fat hogs 232 @ 19.40 19 holstein strs 959@ 22.15 One consignment for Monday, MINERALS: The mineral rights go to the buyers. 29 holstein strs A 1047@ 22.10 Sept. 23: 240 mixed Hereford, POSSESSION: On or before March 1, 1969. 11 whif steers ESCROW AGENT: Farmers And Drovers 400@ 31.00 Angus, blkwhif heifers, 650 to 7 whif steers Band, Council Grove, Kansas. TP AC 515@ 28.00 700 lbs. BE> - ,404,(,T LOANS: If a loan isdesired,be sure. to contact your loan representative prior to We are starting to receive some replacement calves and light yearlings. 60ACHEfEf /*). 11 I.t 7- Give us a call as to whatyou need and we'll try to find them for you. sale date. TERMS ON EACH TRACT: 10 percent of 1 ems,t -7- purchase price on day of sale and balance TO LIST CONSIGNMENTS OR FOR INFORMATION, CALL: upon delivery of Merchantable Abstract of H " JERRY MOYLAN PAT MOYLAN Title and Warranty Deed. 767-6640 767-5435 WES SWENSON SALE BARN Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Southard, Owners 767-6388 767-5131 ForFurther Information, Contact on Highway US 56 East Edge o tivell * 5. Councii Grove,Kai JIM KIRKEMINDE, AUCTIONEER 135 East 29th Street, Topeka, Kansas 66605 Phone AM6-4590 Banded Livestock Dealers & Order Buyer's Control. If okayed by the board, "A lot of the superintendents are still torn by old teachers as- Period For it must be sent to the revisor of Grass ABC Seeks A Waiting statutes by Oct. 1 for inclusionsociation loyalties," he said. 30 "School boards have insisted in the book of state regulations. 1 7 1 9 6 8 Membership Into Some PrivateClubs It would take effect Jan. 1, that superintendents get on limeout ofI

1968 Ill ratification because I believed I would let partisanshipaffect that this internationalcommod- my views on the wheat situa- September17, 1968 Time To Admit' Failure ity agreement for wheatwould 'tion." The grains agreement require a U.S. export tax fixes a on "Yet what could have beenex-price range for variouskinds of alien wheat, restrict U.S. wheatex- pected of a secretary of agricul-'wheat among 11 nations te ports, depress U.S. wheat prices and the of WheatProgram ture who has so frequentlydur-EuropeanCommon Market. ICulder and reduce net income ofU.S. ing his eight years in officeex-One of its primary objectivesis 'ears With wheat prices at the low- 81.19 per bushel wheat farmers," Curtis said. of or about $1.50 ercised poor judgement,"saidto bring stability to theworld est levelsince World War II, it's below parity. "Well, this is exactly what Curtis. the Administration to wheat market. rators, time for Curtis, a Republicanfrom Mis- happened," he said. admit failure of the Interna- souri, says thesituation rein- "Secretary of Agriculture tional Grain Agreement and forces thereservations he hadFreeman disregarded thesear- ithappy scrap the compact, says Rep. when theagreement was ratifi-guments," said Curtis. "He in- Saturday Thomas B. Curtis. betali ea by the Senate June13. sisted the agreement would Wheat is selling for about "I had grave doubts mean higher U.S. wheat produ- Irate de. about the AUCTION azators, cer income. Undersecretary of Agriculture SEPT. 28 SELL EVERY WEDNESDAY John A. Schnittker forecaston SALE Feb. 29 that U.S. wheat prices Starts 12:30 Noon would be up to the minimums At Onaga 1:00 P.M. by last July and that the agree- Lunch Served ment would not have a jolting Having decided to quit dairying we will sell at public auction CATTLE AND HOGS effect on the wheat market. our entire herd of High Grade Holstein Cattle at our farm lo- been proved markedly wrong," cated 22 miles southeast of Junction City, 22 milesnorthwest run SPECIAL CALF SALES DATES been proced markedly wrong," of Council Grove or 4% west of Dwight, Kansas. Fri., Sept. 27 Fri., Oct. 4 said Curtis in an interview. Have a herd average of over Fri., Oct. 18 and Fri., Nov. 1 The administration says the 500 lbs. BF for last 7 years. decline in wheat price began High Grade All home raised, have been even before the agreement was culled close for last 25 years. signed, and that the system has Holsteins All sired and bred to KSBSU Onaga Community bulls. Sale not had time to prove itself. Calfhood vaccinated, lepto Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889-4461 or 889.4665, ONAGA, Agriculture Department offi- vaccinated and Bangs tested. cials say bumper crops around Health papers furnished. Rec- the world - even in India ords up to date and furnished - on all cows. have caused the drop in prices. Running herd average is Curtis said establishment of over 14,000 lbs. milk & 520 BF. Saturday export taxes caused export sales Cows giving up to 19,825 lbs. of wheat to drop within the first milk and 681 lbs. BF. Your in- AUCTION week of taxation to182,792 spection invited prior to sale 30 Holstein cows, 2 to 6 yrs.,day. One of the better herdsto SEPT. 21 tons, or less than one-third of have been fresh 2 to 8 wks.sell at auction this fall. ay the tonnage sold in the previous 13 Holstein cows and heifers SALE week. to freshen in next 60 days, MILKING EQUIPMENT Starts 10:00 a.m. several close up DeLaval 375 gal. bulk tank, Curtis said the United States Holstein cow 10 yrs., to fresh- self contained unit, good ER 21 is attempting to bear the burden en in middle of Nov. ThisDeLaval 4 unit pipelinemilk- At our &Town Lot - Phone 755-4616 'ofworld wheat management cow has given over 108,000 er, with glass pipe, good :00 a.m. BAUMANN-DAVIS IMPLEMENT CO. alone. lbs. of milk and 4577 lbs.8 Clay milk stalls, herring- BF in her lifetime record. bone type, good tied "I'm getting tired of an agri- She has 3 heifers in this Auger feeding system, with osAo;a-F054rekANs. culture secretary who considers auction 4 motors, good allcriticism as merely parti- Stainless steel double wash 20 Holstein yearling heifers, vat, good IHC 2-16 pull san," he said. "Sure, I'm a Re- KSBSU sired, open publican but that doesn't mean 2 Holstein heifers, coming New 18" wall fan 24 Tractors 2 AC 2-14 pull yearlings,open, KSBSU HAY & FARM EQUIPMENT 2 IHC 3-14 pull sired 500 square bales prairie 2 1965 John Deere 3020 dieselIHC 2-14 pull ANOTHER COUNTY AGENT hay, with wide front MH 2-14 pull Also several Holstein heiferinside; 1958 Allis No. 666 -ft. WS 1963 John Deere 3010 diesel FOR MORRIS COUNTY calves born by sale day, combine, pickup attachment, JD F125 3-16 demo. COUNCIL GROVE - Dean KSBSU sired good. 1967 John Deere 5020 RC die-AC 2-16 mounted 1946 Ford 3/4 ton truck, with sel with wide adjustable Case 3 pt. disk Davis of Haven has been hired An Outstanding Herdvan body, 4 speed, 6 cylinder, front, 18.4x38 duals, demon- as Morris County Agent. Davis NOTE: This is an outstandingHD rubber, runs good, make strator PLANTERS & DISCS will replace Don Phipps, who herd of Holstein dairy cattle.good camping unit 1961 John Deere 3010 diesel,JD 494 4 -row fertilizer Large type, well uddered. complete overhaul JD 490 4 -row fertilizer worked only 10 weeks before TERMS: Cash day of sale [967 JD 730 diesel, new rubberJD 290 2 -row being drafted by the Army. 1966 JD 1020 RU diesel, 360 JD RW 12' wheel disc Phipps took over when Dan Bo- TO hours, demonstrator Case 4 -row 3 pt. plow nine was called to active duty Mr. & Mrs. Laren Holm & Daughters 1959 Oliver 770 diesel 3 JD No. 6 2 row plow with Aucts: Foster Kretz & Elmo Steffen Clerk: Farmers State 1967 JD 1020 RU gas, demo. fert. with theEmporia National Clay Center, Phone WA 6.4422 Morganville Bank, Dwight 1958 JD 620 LP ,good IHC 2 -row HM mounted plow Guard Unit. 1956 JD 70 gas, new rings AC 9' wheel disc [956 AC WD 45 with wide AC 13' wheel disc front Krause 3 pt. oneway .952 Massey Harris 30 Massey -Ferguson 10' wheel Starts 1:00 p.m. RS .949 Massey Harris 44 disc Sale Every Monday .950 JD A, wide front JD KBA 10' wheel disc Kansas feeders. .949 JD A, overhauled JD KBA 9' wheel disc This week we had a good run of stocker and 950 Allis Chalmers WD feeder cattle.Feeder steers were numerous, We have had numerous inquiries from buyers CULTS. & ROTARY HOE wanting feeder cattle and calves. I -M .948 IHC H: 1946 IHCM IHC 445 4 row; JD T4R 4 -row feeder heifers scarce, and a few more calves were .947 Ford 9N, good JD ABC 200 two row being offered. We are having TWO SPECIAL CALF SALES 946 John Deere B MH 2 row for 444 Our market was very good; all classes were in conjunction with our regular sales on OCT. 14 rDLC 947 Allis Chalmers WC JD 20R 2 -row selling very active. Both consignors and buyers and OCT. 21.To consign your stock or for in- 941 JD B, power lift JD 4240 2 -row for 420W were plentiful.All feeders were selling fully formation conta,,t any one of us or call collect steady to254higher. The heavier steers were COMBINES 3 birch sect. rotary hoe (Glasco). 1962 JD 45 HiLo JD 4 -section pull much easier to sell than we had anticipated. For next week we expect more feeder cattle with cab, ov-Wetmore 4 row pickup The calves offered were of good quality to and possible more yearling stockers.Plan now to INC; 1 erhauled MM 3 -row pull; JD 2 -row pull plainer kinds, all selling 256 to 506 higher, and participate. Whether you are a buyer or a seller, Niver; 1 1957 JD 45 10';1956 JD 45 10' 1961 JD 40, 10' MISCELLANEOUS selling to local buyers. your best cattle market is Glasco Livestock. The 1963 MasseyHarris 82, 10 ft.301 spin fertilizer spreader, Our feeder cattle sold to Iowa, Nebraska, & Market place of integrity. 1961 MasseyHarris 92, 12 ft. new REPRESENTATIVE SALES MADE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1968 HARVESTERS 500E 12' chisel, 3 pt., new - PICKERS Price re; 3 11 IHC 20C 1row 205 3 pt. rotary cutter, demo Name AddressDescription Weight Leo Shoemaker, Minneap. - 121 1 2 Papec 1 Montgomery -Ward riding gar- Fred Doering, Minneap.-3 wf strs 373 31.00 whiteface steers 880 25.15 row; IHC 16 1 -row 499 29.60 JD No. 8, 1-row den tractor with 5 attach- 16 whiteface steers 37 mixed steers 875 24.70 383 29.90 JD No. 10corn att., fits 45 ments Clark Dudley, Aurora- 3 whif strs 15 mixed whiface steers 958 24.60 JD No. 10 12' JD 3 pt. chisel Ken Tolbert, Beloit - 6 blkwf strs 445 29.70 corn att., fits 55 Emmart min. tillagef -494A Jerry Heidrick, Glasco -4 Char. strs808 25.15 Clark Dudley, Aurora - 4 blkwf strs 467 28.10 Emerson Altman, Tescott -6 plain HAY EQUIPMENT planter Bob Paige, Delphos - 14 black strs615 27.45 steers 773 23.30 Limn No. 21 JDhay conditioner, 1958 Chev. 3/4ton pickup 26.85 Henry Rogers, Glasco - 9 blkwf strs 708 11 holstein steers 823 21.90 same as new John Deere 110 chuckwagon - 2 blk bulls 487 27.10 New Holland (Name Withheld) 8 holstein steers 1044 21.75 66 PTO hay bal-Duall 300 hydraulic loader 658 26.65 er Jim VanMeter, Ada - 20 black strs Dean Plensky, Tescott -9 wf strs 754 25.30 re Used manure loader for Farm - Nile Barnum, Simpson - 11 blk str647 26.20 HC 56W all H -M 10 mixed steers 715 25.20 PTO baler - 57 wf strs 641 26.55 'ord 530PTO, twine, excel-Comfort cover for IHC M (Name withheld) 23 whiteface & black heifers 667 25.10 lent Wetmore PTO portable grind- 6 blackwhiteface steers 650 26.30 Henry Rodgers, Glasco -5 blkwf hf630 25.30 John Deere er Dick Teasley, Glasco - 52 black strs800 26.15 Nile Barnum, Simpson -8 blk hfrs 514 24.90 -4; 3 JD No. 14T PTO 5 7' power JD 80R rear blade Lowell Halderson, Glasco - 66 wf str 780 25.55 Ken Talbert, Beloit, -8 blkwf hfrs 405 New Idea mowers 25.70 7' trail mower Universal 12 pickup reel for 20 red steers 798 25.45 W.E. Lyne, Miltonvale - 7 wf hfrs 461 25.20 JD No.38 mower, 1967 5 black steers 790 25.40 2 JD No. Gleaner 13 whiteface heifers 575 24.80 er 10 side mountedFront mtd. post hole digger 29 mixed steers 872 25.10 Jerry Dudley, Aurora - 2 blkwf hfrs470 25.10 mower 755 25.65 AC Kelley front end hyd. loader Jim VanMeter, Ada - 40 whif steers Clark Dudley, Aurora - 1 whif cow 1065 17.00 parallel barrake, like newLetz No. 50x PTO grinder Oliverparallel bar rake John Deere No. 10 hammer - No. 1 JD RADIO ANNOUNCEMENTS AND TIMES BONDED & hay conditioner mill K.F.R.M. - 7:50 A.M. Saturday, Sunday and Monday )r more Case 15x7 fertilizer grain drill LICENSED PLOWS Roll -n -mixPeerlessgrinder - K.S.A.L. - 12:45 A.M. Saturday, Sunday and 6:25 A.M. Mon JD 2-1444 pull K.M.M.J. 7:30 to 7:40 A.M. Mondays JD F145 mixer able Or' JD F1455-14 semi mtd. New R 90 bu. manure spreader be 1HC 5-14 semi mtd. New L 70 bu. manure spreader Prb" 3-16 pull Several Hume pickup reels JD 8104-14 mounted kC 3-14 for 45 10' and 55 12' com- Gaafigeo trash mtd. bines On U.S. 24 Highway SALE BARNPhone 568-2311 OWNERS & OPERATORS SALES REPRESENTATIVES This Is A Stock Reduction Sale L. R. NOTHERN ROLAND NORTHERN LYLE BELDEN-BeloitARNOLD FILE -Beloit TERMS: CASH, OR FINANCING AVAILABLE Phone 568-2716 Phone 568-2350 PE 8-5037 PE 8-3413 Alrction ConductedBy Harrel Auction Comnanv. Inc. 421° N. Elmwood,Kansas City, Mo. 64117. Ph. Area 816 GL 3-3762 Ink ear Corm Premium lists shows are available,for all said Putsch, American ,pi Royal American Royal pl.E1 dent. He saidrequests KANSAS CITY - The 70th for annual American Royal Live- should be sentto the Ur Royal, 402 Livestock ExAnleritil stock and Horse Show will be with amal decreasing a' Building, KansasCity, held here in the American Roy- 102. No. k al Building October 18 through firmsstead Besides Putsch,other 26. Am% can Royal officials one 'nightoff More than 700 classes have for 1968k1otration Harry Darby,chairman U.S. b been detailed for beef cattle ex-itus of the board ektin the hibitors, and 119 classes are of governort hasleveled Herbert H. Wilson, that scheduled over 18 performances chaff But GeorgeR.Shepherd, the case.C. in the Horse Show. This will execug,1 secretary-general the be in addition to the 56 classes manager; dent of F. Maurer, Livestock w garohtis, reo in thetwo-dayQuarter Horse Show chairman; and Arnold largest 10 pc Show, which is to open OctoberLivestock Show garbe 15, three days prior to the start manager. produced 44 of the American Royal. The farmproduc event is apprpoved by the Am- Milford Tidies. Up erican Quarter Horse Associa- Some of the scars left by constructionof the Milford reservoir arehen inning to cover over with plantings of sudan grassoutlining downstream pools. This area, tion. pegged for future recreational use,will have two swimming beaches, one1200 The popular Livestock Show The area is now closed to thepublic. feet long and the other 600 feet long. will feature classes in all maj- As I have sold my or beef cattle breeds, includinghave a shop made withe the Departmentof lieref or d, Polled Hereford, Defense by the Mennonite Cen- Shorthorn, Aberdeen -Angus, Sat.,clean tral Committee. Charolais and Brangus. Also, Starts 12:30 Noon The animals were airlifted tofor the first time in about 35 Area MennonitesSell Asuncion, Paraguay, and then at 1-70 & Chapman interelk years, Galloway cattle will be north of Chapman, trucked 250 miles to Philadel- Kans shown at the Royal. The breed Rudy Sejkora bldg. There phia. which originated in Scotland is many, many items to la Cattle To Paraguay The bulls, all calves, are 12 undergoing a revival in the eluding to name a few:sell, A lot of shop & hand Herefords, seven Santa Gertrud- tools, delphia three years ago as agift United States. Howbealrdtinefectagleeg Fifty-three head of livestock is, two crossbred black Angus The American Hereford Asso- of the Mennonite church. portable v.e1O. from the G&G area have been and two Charolais. The heifers ciation plans to hold a show and "They are buying thecattle Worthington 60 cu. ft. airoz freighted by air to Paraguay to are two Herefords, fourSanta sale, and the Charolais Congress pressor on rubber The] become breeding stock for a this time to improvetheir 1947 GMC 1 ton truck Gertrudis, two Charolais, two will be held October 18-20, along with town of Mennonite refugees herds," he said. Brown Swiss, and two milking hoist Nebras from Germany and Russia. Six Mennonites and aveterin- with a sale. 500 gal. water tank Shorthorns. Sheep competition willin- 500 gal. fuel tank with for Cat The cargo left Wichita's Mc-arian and his helper wereto noak Para- JANTZ-KAUFMAN TO clude Cheviot, Corriedale, Dor- IHC W9 stationary power Connell Air Force Base in twotravel with the animals to with starter & magneto, 5p MON, Guard BUILD AT MCPHERSON set, Hampshire, Shropshire, OklahomaNational guay. Southdown and Suffolk. Fea- 200 ft. new %" cable "Globemaster" planes. Kansans among the group MCPHERSON - Jantz-Kauf- A lot of eqpt. for HD 6R were Phil Wannerand C. D. man Inc., John Deere dealer tured in the Swine Show will be loader WEDI Ted Krehbiel, McPherson auc- Lo -Boy trailer with beaver tioneer, was the man in charge Kaufman, Moundridge; Dave here, will build new quarters breeds of Berkshire, Chester Saleit White, Duroc, Hampshire, Po- 3000 used bricks; a lot of ci purchasing. He bought the Krehbiel, Pretty Prairie; Roberton the US81 bypass southwest ture and other items too n animals - 23 bulls, 12 heifers, Schrag, Newton; and veterinar-of town. The new plant will con-land China, Spots and York- erous to mention. Mart ian Melvin Scoby of McPhersonsist of two metal buildings, oneshire. 14 pigs and four sheep - at the TERMS: CASH C request of the Mennonite Cen-and his assistant Darrel Thomp-a 13,140 -square -foot building to In addition, the second annual tral Committee, which is being son of McPherson. house display space and shops, Grain Show, produced by the OWNER: Cows:17.00 t American Royal in cooperation Bulls:21.75 paid by the residents of Phila- Arrangements for the animals and the other a 7320 -square -foot Rudy Sejkora Calves: $25.0 delphia, Paraguay. to be airlifted to Paraguay building to warehouse new with the Kansas City Board of Replacement "This is not the same kind ofaboard the planes of the 137th equipment. The John Deere ag-Trade, will feature classes of Auctioneers: Ron Montgo tr. Somesal, wheat, hybrid grain sorghums, & C. W. Crites, Junction 65 WF strs deal as before," Krehbiel said, Military Airlift Wing of the ency here has for three decades Clerk: Everett Sheets 10 WF strs referring to cattle sent to Phila- Oklahoma National Guard werebeen right off Main Street, soybeans and yellow and white 10 WF strs 11 WF hfrs 7 WF strs a 9 WF hfrs 4. F strs ar hfr: hfrs WF strs lk hfrs -NEBRASKA bulls NEBRASKA olhfrs bull of cow Fcows Sale Every Saturday bulls Sale Every Tuesday har strs Withthe farmers selling wheat and cutting ensilage in our areathe total cows receipts were considerably lower at last Saturday's sale. $245.00 The hog market was active with the good butchers selling$18.75 The pig market was steadywith last week. Pigs brought from $9.75 to 9Ito 240 11 to $19.10 and the sows sold $15.00 to $17.00. $18.25 depending on their size. Sows were higher with the 400 - 500 lb. lbs. & o sows bringing from $16.25 to $17.00. s: 15.00 The cattle market was active. We sold 14 whiteface steers weighing : 13.00 The market was lower in some classes of cattle, especially the bigger ew of th 365 lbs. @ $30.20; 13 black whiteface steers weighing 480 lbs. @ steers. Butcher cows were steady. sales: $29.20; 14 black steers weighing 545 lbs. @ $27.75; 17 black steers We are expecting a good run of both cattle and hogs for nextweek's t bred . weighing 575 lbs. @ $26.90; 24 whiteface steers weighing 690 lbs. @ t bred sale and will have plenty of buyers for all classes of livestock.Please call ix bred $26.90; 13 whiteface steers weighing 775 lbs. @ $25.95; 15 white- us for further information. er pigs, face heifers weighing 510 lbs. @ $25.75; 11 whiteface heifers weigh- sell an ing 555 lbs. @ $25.25; 19 whiteface heifers weighing 605 lbs. @ THE FOLLOWINGIS SOME OFOUR SALES: BA' $25.00; 14 whiteface heifers weighing 620 lbs. @ $24.55; and the 35 mixed pigs @ 10.50ea. 22 mixed pigs @ 9.75 ea. miles no weigh up cows sold mostly $15.00 to $18.10. 12 mixed pigs @ 15.75ea. 28 mixed pigs @ 15.75 ea. site airs 25 mixed pigs @ 15.00ea. 19 mixed pigs @ 18.25 ea. SOME OF THE CONSIGNORS WERE: Claren 38 mixed pigs @ 14.75ea. 17 mixed pigs @ 17.75 ea. Elmer 'Olinger, Red Cloud John Bietler, Blue Hill Deln 10 black steers 561 @ 28.05 8 black steers746 @ 25.80 Jr Henry Ohmstede, Guide Rock Robert Hansen, Red Cloud 15 mixed steers 680 @ 26.50 9 black steers602 @ 26.15 Larry Mattison,Inavale Joe Shimic, Guide Rock 31 holstein steers 912 @ 22.35 12 mixed steers 715 @ 24.75 Melvin Koepke, Blue Hill Verlin Harris, Red Cloud 15 mixed heifers 641 @ 25.15 15 blkwhif hfrs 570 @ 24.90 Clifford Delay, Guide Rock Leo Mizner, Esbon, Kans. 8 black heifers 688 @ 24.90 9 black heifers 491 @ 25.50 Vincent Slaby, Red Cloud Ross Roberts, Red Cloud 9 black heifers 461 @ 26.40 28 mix heifers 491 @ 22.95 Lloyd Wernecke, Guide Rock. Gene Boner, Red Cloud 1 holstein cow 1425 @ 17.60 1 black cow 1325 @ 17.40 E Lawrence Minnick, Esbon, Kans. Kermit Maydew, Lebanon Harvey Merrill, Red Cloud Kansas SOME OF OUR CONSIGNORS WERE: Hattie & Edgar Martin, Richard Worman, Inavale Swartz and Druber, Shickley, Neb. Harold May, Mankato, Kansas Lebanon, Kans. Devon Dinkel, Lebanon, Kans. Godfrey, Boman, Scandia, Kansas Duane Coxbill, Edgar, Kansas Bob Somerhalder, Guide Rock Chris Harrifeld, Blue Hill LeRoy Hinz, Oak, Nebraska Cloud,Neb. Larry Goiter, Campbell Wayne Etherton, Red B. J. Tupper, Red Cloud Gary Larence, Lebannon, Kansas Kansas Anton Maruska, Red Cloud Ellis Dunstan, Jewell, Jeff Crum, Montrose, Kansas Earnest Ostdiek, Lawrence,Neb. For next Tuesday we are expecting a good run of livestock and we can use Ray Man, Shickley, Nebraska Nebraska more pigs right now as there are several asking for them. Also, if you have LewisMagour, Deweese, Bud Henzley, Belleville, Kansas any weigh up cows get them in right away before the fall runs. RADIO BRADCASTING 7:10 a.m. Set. 7:30Set.$f RED CLOUD LIVESTOCK CO. Grand Island Station, For Consignments orearlyKRlisFtSin,sgus,percoionrtastcatt:ioo, BARN PHONE 746-2622, RED CLOUD, Nebr.

SUPERIOR LIVESTOCK COM CO DEAN JONES,Owner (BUTCH) HARRY HEIDELK,Manager Phone879-37m1°1(1mj Phone 225-4281 Phone 742-8151 Manager DEAN JONES, Owner LES RUMMERY JIM BRUNING, Nelson, Nebraska Blue Hill, Nebraska Nebraska Phone Nelson 225-4281 Superior, Nebraska Superior, For Infor GAIL G aulthree aid 3.. w. lal press.for these American Urban, Rural SolutionsLinked With small farms inexorably Together? Exchange cent in 1959,and 48 per cent in unit spurs on bidding for Mo. 64. decreasing and the remaining land The United States Census of steadily getting bigger, 1965. by farmers who want tostay in farms "On the other hand," he said,their way of life and need Agriculture for 1964 notes that Ameri. one mightfigure that the con- morethere were 92,439 farms "the smallest 20 per cent of theincome to doit.Eighty per com- 1968 tentration of production of foodfarms produced about 3 per prising 95.8 per cent of the an emer in the U.S. by the largest farms cent of the wheat ground soldstate's land of 52.5 milion cent of the production in 1949,in the state last yearwas to be ac overners; has leveled out. 1959 and 1964." res. hairman; But that apparentlyisnot added to existing units. These facts perhaps epitomize This competition for land is Currently Kansas has91,000 executive the case. C. E. Bishop, presi-the problem of rural underde- farms with anaverage size of ager; dent of the University of North often the deciding factor in w velopment that is gradually get-closing out a smaller farm unit,551 acres. This sizehas increas- Show Carolina, recently noted that the ting attention from Congress- ed from 244 acres in largest 10 per cent of the farms for selling land that hasappre- 1910. Barber, men and political candidates. ciated by five to 10 per cent a Out west, the farmsare larg- ger. produced 44 per centof the The crisis of the cities is more er. Stanton county farms farm production in 1949; 46 per year is a sure way of cashing in aver- publicized but perhaps no worsewith a winning hand for a farm-age 1993 acres; Kearney's1867; that the problems of the coun-er who has paper assets but tooHamilton's 1754; Morton's1708; try. And some leaders are below an income. Logan's 1616. BEATRICE ginning to suspect that many Some farm groups say that urban problems could be lessen- The smallest farmsare one of the major forces exert-around Kansas City. Wyandotte ed if there were more jobs anded on land pricesis competi- hop, win better living in the country. county farms average only 80 tion from city -basedcorpora-acres, and Leavenworth's 194. The problem basically is onetions. The National Grange mag- of income. There are now about In central Kansas typical 21 azine in a recent issue said thatsizes are Sedgwick 317, Sumner )on 77 414, Butler 514, and Reno380. lterchank, LIVESTOCK The Flint Hills grazing land 'here are area averages are higher. Chase osell,It SALES CO county, for example, hasan average ranch size of 1125 acres. id tools; ble welder . air com The Important ck with Nebraska Auction

:h nozzle for Cattle & Hogs Dwerplant eto, 60 MON.-CATTLE D 6 AC WEDN.-HOGS *aver tail A of funa 3 million farms in the U.S., butof 109 income tax records from too nun perhaps only one million of millionaires with farm income, Market Report them that actually furnisha103 of them showed losses. Of cArru satisfactory living. 202 with incomes between $500,- Cows: 17.00 to 19.00 About two farms out of three000 and $1 million, 195 reported Bulls: 21.75 to 22.50 in Kansas last year grossed less ora Calves: $25.00 to $84.00 hd. a "farming loss." Replacement cattle were weak- than $10,000. Net profit at this Some say that corporations :ontgomen er. Some sales include: level isdifficult to get muchcan take losses on farming to Aion City, 65 WF strs wt 685 @ 26.30 over 20 per cent, leaving spend-offset other income, thereby re- 10 WF strs wt 711 @ 26.05 able income at $2000 or less. Ev- 10 WF strs wt 710 @ 26.60 ducing taxes for the present and 11 WF hfrs wt. 738 @ 24.65 en granting certain food, shel-taking advantage of more than 7 WF strs wt. 836 @ 24.80 ter and tax advantages of liv-average inflation in land prices 9 WF hfrs wt.609 @ 25.45 ing on a farm, this can seldomover a longer. period. 4 WF strs wt 513 @ 27.10 stretch out to maintain a fam- Land prices have skyrocketed There is little to indicate that 6 Char hfrs wt 589 @ 25.00 the trend 7 Mdx hfrs wt. 717 @ 23.40 ily without income supplement-with average land prices in to larger farms is 7 BWF strs wt 955 @ 24.45 ing. slowingorthatthesmaller 4 blk hfrswt. 820 @ 24.00 farmer can find a way to main- 4 WF bulls wt 430 @ 27.20 tain himself solely as a farmer. 3 Hol hfrswit696 @ 24.20 The current views of the politi- k-.1 WF bull wt 1775@ 22.50 1 Hol cow wt. 1320@ 19.00 cal leaders are aimed at 'mod- 3 WF cows wt. 1090@ 18.45 ernizing" the rural area, so that 2 WF bulls wt 240@ 33.00 the advantages of country liv- 2 Char strs wt 525' ing can attract the industry and )tal 3 WF cows with calves at side at $245.00 business to bring good roads, HOGS schools, jobs, income, to the to country, at the same time reliev- 200 to 240 lbs: 19.00 t19.65 lb. 240 lbs. & over: 18.00o 19.00 ing the crush of humanity con- Sows: 15.00 to 18.35 centrated in the cities. Boars: 13.00 to 13.50 A few of the bredsows, gilts & pig sales: 6 Wht bredsows @ 1 Wht bred $130.00 311 sow @ 110.00 MATTRESS & 6 Mix bredsows @....94.00 In the Kansas Farm Manage- BOX SPRINGS Feeder pigs, malehogs and bred Kansas $30 an acre in 1940; $60 gilts sell around ment Association around Wich- Specials Every Day 2:30. ita and Hutchinson, farms with an acre in 1950; $101 an acre in Paper Back 25c - 35c BARN PHONE 1960; and this year topping $150 50c - 75c New Low Prices 223.3571 less than $10,000 income averag- Buy Direct a. an acre. 2 miles north of Beatrice,op- ed only 14 per cent net profit Books Also Complete Rebuilding a. posite airport. last year. But farms which "Elderly and marginal opera- Largest Stock Service tors sell out rather than invest a. Clarence Tegtmeier grossed up to $15,000, netted 22 In Town a. in equipment and changes to Manhattan Delmer Jurgens per cent, and farms selling up to $20,000 in farm goods netted make the unit more profitable," University Jr. Thimm 30 per cent. The return was 33 says Bill May, vice president of Mattress Co. per cent on $30,000 in sales. the Federal Land Banks of Book Store 414 S. 4th PR 8-5302 The need for a larger farm Wichita. .623 N. Manhattan Manhattan Sale Every SaturdayCloud County Livestock Commission Co, YALY CERTIFIED Steady receipts on a firm mar- IIVESIOCK MARKET ket here this past Saturday.Far- mer buying was limited due to field The following is a partial listing STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS work in the area.Butcher hogs wereof actual sales that were made 14 feeder pigs 16.00 ea. Neb. steady, cows were steady, and feed- 3 black heifers 300 @26.60 21 weaning pigs 15.00 ea. er pigs reacted to quick bidding and this past Saturday: 6 black Heifers 700 @24.15 7 feeder pigs 17.00 ea. sold 254 higher.The bulk of the STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 13 black heifers @73.00 hd.15 feeder pigs 21.50 ea. rb. cattle sold was in the 400-450 lb. 5 blk holcross str 480 @ 28.00 7 whiface heifers 486 @25.05 15 butchers 241 @19.30 aska category. 5 whiface bulls 525 @ 25.80 10 whiface heifers 356 @25.80 5 butchers 240 @18.90 For a dependable market, con- 3 whiface steers 555 @ 26.25 3 whiface heifers 596 @24.50 21 butchers 217 @19.25 sider the CLOUD COUNTY LIVE- 3 black steers 603 @ 26.10 2 boars 685 @13.45 1. STOCK COMMISSION, CO. when 22 black steers 800 @ 25.30 COWS 2 sows 345 @17.10 1.Se you buy or when you sell. 5 whiface steers 600 @ 27.25 1 roan cow 1265 @17.70 4 sows 460 @15.50 4 whiface steers 496 @ 29.00 1 whiface cow 1045 @21.00 2 sows 435 @16.00 CONSIGNED FOR SAT. SEPT. 21 2 whiface steers 295 @ 32.70 1 whiface cow 1020 @18.50 LIVESTOCK BUYERS: 23 heifers, 500 lbs. 5 whiface steers 480 @ 28.70 l black cows 901 @17.00 When you purchase stock atour 96 Str & Hfr Calves, 300 lbs. 7 whiface steers 433 @ 30.10 2 whiface cows 1034 @19.70 sale, our facilities for branding, vac- (not too fleshy) 6 whiface steers 400 @ 31.30 cinating, etc. areavailable for your 21 Str & Hfr Calves, fleshy 4 blkwhif steers 406 @ 29.50 HOGS use, free of charge, on the day of ger 17 ctefirs 30 feeder pigs @18.75 ea. the sale. ika For Informationor Estimates: LEO RAUCH, Clay Center 632-3092 J.M. "MATT" Davis, Delphos 623-4543 GAIL GARTON, Concordia 243-1181 Radio KNCK '1370' 6:45 T.T.S. ti

'it Oct. 12 - Shorthorn invitation- Sept. 28 - Sale at Grace Meth- September17, Trimble, Mo., 196 odist Church, Emporia, Kans., alsale in Shaw's Pleasant Acres. Bill 1;g7,jr./ki. Auct. Evert Smith. Stunkel, Fremont, Nebr., sale Sept. 28 - Farmland sale east Oct. 21 - Dairysale xr GISILG Calendar mgr. of Palmer, southt. F11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111a of Council Grove, Kans., Mr. Kans., Sept. 17 - Household goods berg. Auct Lee Remy. & Mrs. Albert A. Southard. Oct. 12 - Salvage yard & an- Ohlde. Auct.Foster tique items at Abilene. George xtetz and antiques in Talmage, Sept. 21 - Personal property of Auct Jim Kirkeminde. Oct. 25 - Shoptools big Kans., Ada Amelia France. the late John Brandenburger Jones. Don Roche, auct. & misc. in Greenleafantiq4,4 Record Sept. 28 - Household goods in of arein prosp Aucts Carl & Wm. Schnell. in Marysville, Kans., Charles Oct. 14 - Dairy sale south Mrs. I-, J.Nelson. Hillsboro, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Dwight, Kans., Sam. H. Eul- Aucthmajor fall h Sept. 17 - Antiques & house- Heglar, admin. Auct. Raleigh g toth D. B. Wiens. Auct Ed P. Win- Octte.r cording hold goodsin Barneston, Breeding. er. Auct Foster Kretz. 28 -Farmsale Servi ter. soil porting Nebr., Howard Goin. Aucts Sept. 21 - Stock reduction auc- Oct. 14 - Balthrop Farms Clay Center,Kans., on basis °I Sept. 28 - Dairy sale west of Roiql Delmer Jurgens and Jr. tion in Osawatomie, Kans., Hampshire hog sale in New- Carlson. AuctFoster record Dwight, Kans., Loren Holm. xrett pests, Thimm. Baumann -DavisImpl.Co. ton, Kans., John Balthrop, Wi-Oct. 31 - Angusproduct pected from Auct. Foster Kretz. sale,Wymore, Sept. 18 - Holstein dispersal Aucts Hagel Auction Co. chita, Kans. Nebr., and ! Sept. 21 - Household goods inSept. 28 - Office eqpt. & house- ,,e, Angus Ngrain northeast of Edgar, Nebr., Oct. 16 - Farm sale southeast Farm,Clernek ewe total.P Ivan George. Sale mgr. Paul Hillsboro, Kans., Mrs. Anna F. hold at Manhattan. Parmer Jones. t of Alta Vista, Kans., George chumgram, Lindsey. Bob Wilson, auct. Nov. 1 - Hammarlund Overt W. Rolfsmeier;auct. Art Kaiser. Auct Ed P. Winter. Eberle. Auct Jim Kirkeminde. & at. beets Leitner. Sept. 21 - Complete dispersionSept. 28 - Sale of registered rock annaul Angus the Oct. 18 - Farm sale north of sale 113 ordfor angus in Holton, Kans., Par- Marys, Kans. v. Sept. 19 - Household goods of used tractors and machin- peen Farms, Whiting, Kans. Green, Kans., Delbert Evans. o and miscellaneous items in ery in Newton, Kans., New- allel Auct. Foster Kretz. Nov. 2 - Annual sin Paul Scheid and Bill Cochren. Club Caltkthebest Abilene, Kans., Dora Klover ton Tractor & Implement Co. Oct. 18 - Real estate southeast in Manhattan,Fagerberm pros estate. Carl and Wm. Schnell,Sept. 21 - Farm sale north-Sept. 28 - Executor's sale of son. personal items, hospital beds of Blue Rapids. W. H. Netz. cropsimPro' aucts. west of Hope, Kans., Fred Don Roche, auct. refle and miscellany, Hershner hos- earlier, Sept. 20 - Horse sale in Salina, Heller. Aucts Carl and Wm. Oct. 18 - Annual fall register- TEx REAt August rain Kans., Bernard Ireton, Al Schnell. pital, Esbon, Kans. Weltmer, Weltmer & Weltmer, Manka- ed Quarter Horse consign- ONWARD Seedbed P Soukup, Vern Walker. AuctsSept. 21 - Hand tools and hea- ment sale in Salina, Bernard sown grain: to, attys; Earl E. Sapp, exec. Cow Roger A. Johnson and Bob vy equipment at1-70 Chap- Ireton, sale mgr.; Ronald Hero the month, Sept. 28 - Restaurant equip- Royal Emt Perry Jr. man, Rudy Sejkora. Aucts Crowther; Aucts Roger A. August pro ment, household & antiques C Kato, Hey Sept. 20 - Holstein dispersal Ron Montgomery and C. W. Johnson, Dean Moore and Bob Apparent southwest of Hillsboro, Kans., Crites. in Riley, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. SERVICEABLE Perry. BUM CORN 95 Mr. & Mrs. Randolph Reimer.Sept. 21 - Furniture sale in Alvin Deines. Aucts Carl and WITH WEIGHT RECRDs SORGHUM 35 Oct. 19 - Morning sale of PASTURE Priced . . . Aucts Ed Reimer and Ted Moundridge, Kans., I. R. Wea- Wm. Schnell. $300 to $5 Sept. 30 - Farmland, hospital household goods northeast of Krehbiel. ver. Auct. Ted Krehbiel. Abilene, Kans., Effie Page GRANT POOLE Sept. 20 - Final date for receiv-Sept. 24 - House and furnish- and residential buildings, Es - MANHATTAN, KAM. estate. Auct. Foster Kretz. CORN 1200 bon, Kans., part of executor's Located 4 mi. south of SORGHUM 460 ing sealed bids on land south- ings in Salina, Kans., Bert 1-14111 Oct. 19 - Afternoon farm sale intersection, PASTURE sale in Esbon, Kans., Dr. C. S. 2 mi west On 1/4. west of Council Grove, Kans., Schinger estate. Aucts Frank northeast of Abilene, Sam Dowell Creek Rd. Ph. Reservoir, Heirs of H. Scott Harz and Bob Perry. & Mrs. Hershner estates. PR 611 Wilson. Sept. 24 - Farm sale in Hart-Sept. 30 - Special bull sale at el, Sept. 20 - Y.T. Park complete the regular sale of Farmers The No.1 Hog Market In Kansas CORN 100bush ford, Kans., Mrs. 0. B. Cun- SORGHUM 4busPHS se registered Holstein dispersal ningham. Auct. Evert Smith. & Ranchers in Salina, Kans., PASTURE Skiatook, Okla. E. A. Dawdy,Sept. 23 - Residences and cafe L. C. Helbert, S & H Ranch. sale mgr. in Washington, Kans. Sept. 30 - Roy Brown farm WASHINGTON SALES CO. sale south of Clifton. Auct Sept. 21 - Farm sale southeastSept. 26 - Farm sale southeast TRY US SOON of Abilene, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. of Hartford, Kans., Mrs. Alice Foster Kretz. Fred Heller. Aucts Carl & Gillingare. Auct. Evert Smith.Oct. 1 - Complete Angus catt'e HOGS every TUESDAY Wm. Schnell. dispersalin Hays, Kans., Sept. 26 - Boar & Gilt Sale, CATTLE every WEDNESDAY All Sales How F Sept. 21 - Household & some Kansas Duroc Breeders Assn., Pohlman's Angus Ranch of Start I:00 pa Natoma, Kans., A. F. Pohlman Crop i antiques in Emporia, Kans., Manhattan Fairgrounds. YOU GET ACTION els in moe Helen Smith. Auct. Evert Oct. 2 - Farm sale northeast of million sot Sept. 28 - Household goods in AT THE WASHINGTON AUCTION Smith. Salina, Kans., Marion Kincaid Longford, Kans., Mrs. How- EDBURT The F Sept. 21 - Antique auction in estate. Aucts Frank Harz and ard Mall. Auct. Foster Kretz. averages c Alta Vista, Kans., Selma Ven- Oct. 3 - Holstein dispersal west corn area Bob Perry. Residence EA 52393 optimum of Riley. Elry Beninga. E. A. Barn Phone EA 5-2266 ed to hit l Dawdy, sale mgr. Washington, Kans. Prstm Oct. 3 - Complete registered Flint Hills Holstein dispersal, Riley, tore condi regions. Kans.,Elry Beninga.E.A. Dawdy, sale mgr. Oct. 4 - North Central Kansas Ronald Rice Motors, Inc Feeder Calf Sale at Clay Cen- CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC ter. Les Salle, Clay Ext. ag- North Kansas' Largest Volume Dealer ent, sale mgr. Oct. 5 - Real estate & house- NW 2nd Phone CO 3-4000 ABILENE, KASS hold goods & antiques in Lati- HOGS START AT 11:00 A.M. mer, Kans., Chas. Adams. Aucts H. M. Sharp and Lee Many Cars To Choose From CATTLE AT 1:00 P.M. Remy. While receipts were not as good as a week ago, we had a Oct. 5 - Household goods at During Our... good attractive sale last Saturday.The cattle market looked Blue Rapids. Hazel Arens Es- steady to strong all the way, even with feeder steers that had tate. Don Roche, auct. sagged in terminal markets.Feeders looked steady all the way, Oct. 7 - Polled Hereford disper- although we didn't receive as many as last week. sion,Otis, Kansas.Fritz '68 DEMONSTRATOR The hog market seemed on a comeback, though slightly Kerbs & Son. Sale mgr. Vic under a week ago, but fully in line with other markets. Roth. Butcher hogs topped at $19.75, and there were quite a few of Oct. 7 - Earl Adams dairy CLEARANCE SALE! them in that range. sale south of Linn. Auct. Fos- The balance of Rice's demonstrators and comPallY can We have a lot of cattle to inspect this week, so should have ter Kretz. will be parked in front of the showroom floor. Come over and a good sale.Remember, we can use all the fat hogs you can look at the large selection. We invite you to inspect and deice Oct. 7 - Fritz Kerbs & Sons the car of your choice. bring in. Polled Hereford dispersion in Following is a sampling of our sale last Saturday: Otis, Kans., Vic Roth, sale GET THE BUY OF THE YEAR! STEER CALVES 45 whf &bwf hfrs 668 p24.50 mgr.; George Morse, auct. 1 whif str 250 p32.25 10 whifc hfrs 689 p24.50 Oct. 8 - Personal property of 339 TRIPOLI TURQUOISE, IMPALA, 17 whif strs 368 p31.20 3 whifc hfrs 605 @24.00 Lester Holmes estate in Clay 4 dr., hardtop, one owner, air conditioner. 7 blk wf strs 260 p30.75 Center, Kans. Auct. Foster Was $4145.441 ... NOW ???? 6 wf shrn strs 420 p2 9.75 HOGS Kretz. 439 PALOMINO IVORY, CAPRICE, 1 whif str 435 p29.10 80 mx butchers231 p1 9. 75 Oct. 9 - Farm sale north of 4 dr., hardtop, full power, air conditioner. 3 whifc strs 447 p29.10 12 white but. 229 p19.75 Leonardville,Kans.,Carl Was $4930.90 ... NOW ? ? ? ? 4 whifc strs 485 p29.00 34 mx butchers 220 p19. 70 Glanzer. Auct Foster Kretz. 300WHITE and BLUE, IMPALA, 37 red butchers249 p 19.65 Oct. 9 -.- San -R -Ranch Polled 4 dr., power, air conditioner. HEIFER CALVES 26 mx butchers225 p 19.65 Hereford dispersionin Wa- Was $3998.65 ... NOW ???? 3 whifc hfrs 284TUXEDO BLACK, CAPRICE, 250 28.00 9 spotted but. 225 p 19.65 Keeney, Kans., Ernest and 4 dr., hardtop, full power, air conditioner. 4 whifc hfrs 414 p26 . 40 25 red but. 228 p 19.65 Ruth Ann Schneider and Mr. Was $4709.70 ... NOW ???? 9 blk&wf hfrs 454 p26.10 7 red butchers207 @ 19.60 and Mrs. Bill Meyers. Vic 099IVORY, BLACK VINYL TOP, OLDSMOBIL4, 6 whifc hfrs 396 p26 . 00 1 white sow 325 p 17.70 Roth, sale mgr.;George dr.,...NOWhardtop,full po%tvery air conditioner. 8 whifc hfrs 464 p25.90 2 red sows 320 '7.70 Morse, auct. Deta,4Wasl$5033.43 2 whifc hfrs 525 p25.70 2 white sows 445 p 16 . 50 Oct. 9 - Real estate & farm 281TRIPODE TURQUOISE, CHEVROLET, 4 whifc hfrs 396 p25.75 1 red sow 425 p 16 . 75 machinery northeast Manhat- Impala, 43dr.,.5 hardtop, power,? air conditioner. 2 whifc hfrs 520 p25. 10 7 hamp. sows 400 @ 16.70 tan. Merle Johnston. Don Was Roche, auct. 290ERMINE WHITE, CHEVROLET, FEEDER HEIFERS & STEERS Bel Air, 4 dr., power, air conditioner. PIGS Oct. 9 - Polled Hereford dis- Was $3886.25 ... NOW ???? 7 whifc strs 639 @ 26.35We had a lot of good pigs that persion, WaKeeney, Kans., 24 whifc strs 678 p 26.15sold from 60 lbs. up at $17.50 0107WHITE, OLDSMOBILE, San -R -Ranch: Sale Mgr.Vic Delta, 4 dr., power, air conditioner. 2 whifc strs 640 p 26 . 05to $ 19.00.The little smaller Roth. Was $4643.41 ... NOW ???? 13 whifc strs 785 p 25.70pigs brotght from $15.00 to $17.00, 0101JADE GOLD, OLDSMOBILE, 1 whifc str 710 p 25.50and the real small pigs from Oct. 10 - Farm sale northeast Cutlass, 4 dr., power, air conditioner. 8 whifc strs 661 c 25.35$11.00 to $15.00. of Abilene, Kans., Warren Was $3845.32... NOW ???? adle, LICENSED AND BONDED Graham. Auct Foster Kretz. 0136OCEAN TURQUOISE, Black vinyl top, Olden C Oct. 11 - Larry Goodman farm, 98 Luxury Sedan, full power, air conditioner. BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY' Was $5769.62 CE &1471 north of Barnes, Kans. Auct ... NOW ???? call If you have livestock to appraise, call: Foster Kretz. 0115SAFFRON and WHITE, OLDSMOBILE, Vista Cruiser, 3 seated, wagon, loaded. VERN LA-NGVARDT, Manager, 502 UPLAND Oct. 12 - Household goods in Was $5244.65... NOW ? ? ? ? HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer, 520UPLAND Clay Center, Kans., Art Cow- HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone 349.2883 ell. Auct Foster Kretz. Open Evenings Till9p.m. Sundays 1 to 5 p.m. ,968

Grass & Grain ,1 35 :xpect FallCrop Records September 17, 1968 icretz. antiques Word high yields per acre face moisture to permitseeding below last year. moisture deficiency.Extensive holdings. f, arin prospect for the State's in most areas. Egg production duringAug- ,jor fall harvested crops, ae- spraying of infestedfields and Milk production on Kansas Luc,. ma Sorghums and Corn increases in population ust on Kansas farms totaled71 cling to the Kansas Crop Re - A record production of 173,- of lady-farms during August totaled million eggs, down 3 co] bird beetles and othernatural136 million pounds, 1 per cent per cent south i'" ling Service. 750,000 bushels of sorghum from a year ago. o P0 enemies were bringingthe in- Robert )n basis of September 1 pros - grain was indicated for Kansas PRODUCTION (in thousands) sects under control. KANSAS : UNITED STATES record yields were ex- CROP " Rretz. :5-Yr.Av.: :5-Yr.Av. : pc 6rt September 1 this year. The Corn production is : estimat- :Unit:1962-66 1967 : 1968 :1962-66 : 1967 : 1968 duetion :ted from corn, sorghum expected cropis Corn for Grain Pe 16 per cented at 87,360,000 bushels, Bu. 59,346 72,080 87,360 3,862,3004,722,164 4,636,456 21 per All Wheat Prospec- 208,377 221,620 254,312 1,229,893 1,524,349 1,596,599 grsinand soybeans. larger than the one produced in Winter Wheat '"Double cent more thanwas produced " 208,377 221,620 254,312 967,508 1,212,111 1,251,537 Spring Wheat eiv'etotalproductionsof sor-1967 and 33 per cent above the 0 0 0 262,384 312,238 345,062 leMent C, last year and 47 Oats per cent above 7,992 5,796 7,667 911,628 781,867 934,424 urn grain, soybeans and sug- Barley gh 1962-66 average. The yield of 50average. 7,283 2,160 3,700 398,417 370,246 424,563 Sorghum Grain beets were all largest on rec- 130,813 149,408 173,750 594,633 765,617 790,880 & Sham. ar bushels per acre is alsoa rec- Rye 1,637 The prospective yieldper acre 405 408 32,670 24,075 24,124 Soybeans 15,690 18,562 23,608 ;ale in st. 1 for theState,while the ord. 768,672 972,701 1,079,627 or Beans, Dry Edible Cwt. of 80 bushels, alsoa record, 124 154 270 18,344 15,472 18,289 Potatoes, Irish Cot-n crop was expected to be There is an exceptionally 165 128 133 275,023 305,412 283,533 compared to 68 bushels Sugar Beets per ac- Tons 317 417 644 21,245 19,199 25,093 Calf best since 1944. good crop of sorghums in east- All Hay Sale th re last year. Corn development 4,478 5,282 4,724 120,927 126,361 123,827 Alfalfa Nay 1/ erberg.01. for most 3,031 3,557 3,084 72,127 74,282 71,602 7ropprospects ern Kansas and excellent pros- Wild Hay 1/ was further advanced thana 812 984 833 9,425 9,021 8,470 Apples Com.l. Mil.Lbs. crcps improved from a month pects on irrigated acreages in 10.8 6.8 14.4 2/ 5,930.1 2/ 5,425.1 5,362.1 year ago butslightlybehind Peaches 4.7 iier, reflecting above -normal the west. 3.6 6.2 2/ 3,501.1 2/ 2,692.1 3,599.1 K REAL usual on September 1, with Aueagust rainfall. However, in western Kansassome 63 per cent dented com- 1/ Included in All Hay. 2/ &RD isni Seedbed preparation forfall light green aphids causedcon-pared to an average of 67per Included quantities unharvested on account of economic conditions. SOvn grains continued during siderable damage to dryland cent. Hera themonth, with rains in late sorghums, particularly fields "1 Essar Other Crops Ito, Heir August providing sufficient sur- that were also suffering from Soybean production is expect- parent ed to be a record 23,608,000 COW POKES By Ace Reid

' 1 I P 'LLS CORN 95 bushels CORN 81 bushels CORN;1'1 :Zs t SORGHUM 35 bushels bushels this year. This produc- SORGHUM 53 bushels SORGHUM 70busheh A "ORDS \ PASTURE 69% PASTURE 710, PASTURE 92%,oh tion will be 27 per cent above $500 oar., cp. wouss. the 1967 crop and 50 per cent above the average for 1962-66. Ns, WeNig. 1cso. CORN 120 bushels A record yieldof26 bushels 1-70-K177 SORGHUM 46 bushels CORN 49 bushels PASTURE 75% SORGHUM 36 bushels - Owe per ton Mc, acre is expected this year I:. Owe kw PASTUla.. 59% 1Lros ?II 64315. CORN 72 bush h compared to22.5 bushels last SORGHUM 69 year and the 1962-66 average of 18.7 bushels. CORN 100 bushels S --L___CORN Msushels soh. SORGHUM 45 bushels oo, 1 SORGHUM 371.01es CORN Hay productionis estimated PASTURE 58% PASTURE 61 bushels 74%Soft.. SORGHUM 581.*mls se... PASTURE at 4,724,000 tons, down 11 per r cent from last year but 5 per ha, C cent above average. Alfalfa hay production, at 3,- 084,000 tons, is expected to be 13 per cent below last year. Sales How Fall Crops Look, By Regions Production of wild hay is esti- :00 p.m. Crop forecasters see fall harvests in Kansas at record lev- mated at 833,000 tons, 15 per els in most crops, with an 87 -million bushel crop and a 173 - cent less than was produced in million sorghum crop predicted. The Federal Crop Reporting Service looks for 80 -bushel 1967. averages on combined irrigated and dryland corn in the major The prospective dry bean crop corn area of the northeast, with only the central area lacking is270,000 cwt., considerably optimum conditions. Irrigated western Kansas corn is expect- about the 1967 crop. Ace V. ed to hit 100 -bushel averages. f-rf Prsture conditions were rated excellent down thru the Old crop soybean stocks on Flint Hills, but eenerally only fair or poorer west of that. Pas- Kansas farms on September 1 "I made plenty of money on sheep this year.. . ture condition was figured poor in the central and southwest totaled 93,000 bushels, which I didn't own a one!" regions. was one -sixthI of the large 1967 VINK!rtk rgals efeelif Hogs 11:30 a.m. Reynolds Cattle 1 p.m. We had a good active market at our sale Thursday on a big run of cattle and hogs. Prices on all classes were generally steady and in Sale Barn good demand. The butcher hog price was up from a week ago ABILENE, KANS. with an extreme top of $19.85 and the bulk going for $19.45 to $19.60. The following is a listing of some of our consignments: Selling Every FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 3 whiface steers 475 @27.60 8 whiface steers 560 @ 27.60 1 whiface steer 480 ©26.90 FRIDAY 21 whiface steers 708 @ 27.10 1 whiface steer 450 p25.70 Starts 1:00 p.m. 3 mixwhif steers 573 p 26.90 1 whiface steer 425 @24.90 2 whiface steers 657 @ 26.30 1 blkwhif steer 470 p24.20 The Reynolds Sale Barn will hold a special 7 whiface steers 730 p 26.00 cars 3 black heifers 595 p 25. 70 HEIFER CALVES r and STOCKER & FEEDER SALE 23 mixwhif steers 822 @ 25.70 1 black heifer 280 @25.40 drive in conjunction with the regular sale 3 whiface steers 777 p 25.45 1 whiface heifer 430 @25.30 2 whiface steers 607 p 25.10 1 black heifer 480 ©25.10 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 107 whiface heifers 654 @ 25.05 1 whiface heifer 410 p24.90 Starting at 1:00 p.m.Already listed: 6 holstein steers 508 @ 25.00 2 blkwhif heifers 458 @23. 70 9 whiface heifers 529 @ 24.90 1 black heifer 355 ©23.00 130 native Hereford and Angus stock 4 mixwhiface steers615 p 24.60 1 brown heifer- 340 p21.50 cows.These cows have calves on 5 whiface steers 760 re,' 24.60 4 whiface heifers 632 @ 24.60 HOGS & PIGS them weighing from 300 to 500 lbs. 52 whiface heifers 646 p 24.50 21 red fats 226 p 19.85 All are bred back to good Hereford 4 mixed whif heifers - 605 @ 24.00 44 mixed fats 234 © 19.65 3 blkwhif heifers 733 p 23.85 56 red fats 239 p 19.45 bull. Cows will sell in lots to suit buy- 7 whiface heifers 650 p 23.65 1 red sow 425 © 16.80 er. Calves will sell in uniform bunch- 3 mixwhif heifers 783 @ 23.05 1 hamp sow 470 @ 16.10 7 mixwhif heifers 686 p 22.75 1 white sow 545 p 15. 10 es.Also 4 good Hereford bulls. 1 bredspotted sow 395 p 17.20 90 Blk & blkwf steers, 750 lbs. COWS 1 red boar 305 p 14.40 1 black cow 1145 p 17.20 1 white boar 635 @ 13.90 75 Blk & blkwf steers, 750 lbs. 1 holstein cow 1350 p 17.20 1 hamp boar p S2.50 30 Choice Angus steers & heifer calves 1 whiface cow 1060 p 16 . 50 2 white feeders 130 @ 19.25 1 guernsey cow 995 @ 16.00 1 red feeder 160 @ 18.60 30 Angus steers, 800 lbs. 1 hol cow&hfr calf p 220.00 2 mixed feeders 185 @ 18.20 40 whiteface steers, 700 lbs. 1 hol cow&bull calf @ 197.50 35 white pigs p 17. 75 1 brnswiss heifer p 195.00 7 white pigs p 16.75 25 whiteface steers, 700 lbs. 40 black pigs p 15.50 90 choice native Hereford and Angus BULLS 8 mixed pigs @ 14.25 bull and heifer calves, 300 to 400 lbs. 1 black bull 1290 © 22.50 9 mixed pigs p 13.50 22 choice Angus steers, 450 lbs. BULL & STEER CALVES RALEIGH BREWING, MANAGER 1 whiface steer 310 p32.20 YARDMEN ON Etunr 24 HOURS A DAY 4 black steers 481 p28.50 'yarn 582-3671; home 562-3547 CALL DUDE REYNOLDSCOLLECT 2 blkwhif steers 453 @28.00 Auctioneer: Larry Lagasse, For information, requests for appraisals at no 6 black bells 430 @28.00 Ph. Concordia, Kans. CH 3-1714 obligation, or inquiries regarding coming sales, Bring your cattle call me atany time, day or night in at any time day or night; we'll han- LIVESTOCK &COMMISSION CO. CO 3-3394 dle them for you at DUDE REYNOLDS Abilene, Kans. your request. AIG/upuuz MARYSVILLE, KANSAS Sell 41St.M 2 blkwhif heifers---- 427o 28,00 4 whiface heifers---- 378(z.', OrSeiBluy &MU® M Auctionihrisa073 6 blk&bwf heifers---- 525 028,00 5 whiface heifers [email protected] 2 whiface heifers---- 375 025,50 CALVES 25,80 STEER [email protected] 8 whiface heifers---- 491 Our market on receipts of 1294 cattle 200 @35.00 27 black heifers 25,45 1 whiface steer 677@ 24.95 6 black heifers------5240 was active but a little uneven. Light 245 34.50 41 whiface heifers 25,10 1 whiface steer [email protected] 417wwhhifiateheheifiefresrs_::: weight cattle were selling steady. 342 @32.10 16 whiface heifers 25,00 2 whiface steers 657@ 24.60 527 240 @32.00 14 whiface heifers 25,00 Weighty feeder cattle were selling 2 black steers 598p24.60 4 whiface heifers---- 52S 0 545 @31.50 5 black heifers 24,9s steady to 24 lower. All killing cows 1 blkwhif steer [email protected] 3 black heifers------501 0 440 p30.95 2 black heifers 24,60 and bulls were steady.The follow. 46 mixed steers [email protected] 12 black heifers-----5250 387 @30.80 11 whiface heifers 24,55 ing is a sampling of the sale: 4 blkwhif steers 580@ 24.55 3 whiface heifers---- 540 p 428 @30.75 20 black heifers 24,50 17 black steers [email protected] 7 black heifers ------4870 445 @30.20 4 blkwhif heifers 24,50 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 13 blkwhif steers 666@ 24.50 19 mixed heifers---- 541 0 530 @30.20 3 whiface heifers 24,55 8 whiface steers 640 p 28.85 1 black steer 578@ 24.50 3 whiface heifers---- 503 0 5 whiface steers 419 p30.15 S whiface heifers 24,4s 6 whiface steers 567 @ 28.40 [email protected] 5 whiface heifers ---- 4580 6 black steers 330 p30.10 3 blkwhif heifers 24,10 2 whiface steers 565 @ 28.40 3 whiface heifers [email protected] 7 mixed heifers 491 0 4 whiface steers 623 @ 28.10 9 whiface steers 465 @30.10 23,10 383 p30.10 5 charolaiscross hfrs 653@ 24.40 4 black steers 626 p 27.80 5 mixed steers 24.30 COWS 3 whiface steers 483 @29.10 13 whiface heifers 645@ 11 blkwhif steers 580 p 27.40 695@ 24.10 1 holstein cow 1240 0 3 whiface steers 533 @29.00 8 mixed heifers 18,40 35 whiface steers 651 @ 27.00 [email protected] 1 blkwhif cow 8700 3 whiface steers 516 @29.00 2 black heifers 18,20 5 mixed steers -- 640 @ 27.00 718@ 23.75 1 whiface cow 1135 0 2 whiface steers 540 (@29.00 7 whiface heifers 18,20 7 whiface steers 757 p 27.00 [email protected] 1 whiface cow -1445 0 2 black bulls 267 @28.60 4 whiface heifers 18,00 13 whiface steers 563 p 26.95 702@ 23.50 2 blkwhif cows 942 0 3 black&bwf steers ---460 @28.50 10 blk&bwf heifers 17,90 2 black steers 625 p 26.75 612@ 23.10 1 blkwhif cow 1100o 3 whiface steers 536 p27.40 2 whiface heifers 17,80 16 black steers 667 p 26.70 636@ 22.90 6 black cows 925 0 2 black bulls [email protected] 4 whiface heifers 17,70 11 black&bkwf strs 676 p 26.30 3 mixed cows 1006 0 26.20 2 mixed heifers 602@ 22.80 17.65 2 blkwhif steers 710 p 26.30 3 black steers 371 @ 1 red cow 530 p26.00 4 blk&bwf,heifers [email protected] 1320 @ 17,60 2 whiface steers 695 @ 26.10 7 mixed steers 1 whiface cow 13100 6 whiface steers 589 @ 26.10 10 black steers 486 @25.60 17,50 HEIFER CALVES 6 mixed cows 1056 0 17,45 3 whiface steers 660 @ 26.00 5 holstein steers 446 @25.30 2 whiface heifers ---- 307 p27.90 1 blkwhif cow 1045 17,30 24 whiface steers 782 @ 25.90 5 mixed steers 547 @23.75 16 whiface heifers --- 420 @26.85 1 holstein cow 1060 @ 17,20 5 black steers 773 @ 25.70 334 @26.80 1 holstein cow 1250 0 17,10 2 black steers 657 @ 25.70 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 7 black heifers 406 @26.75 2 black cows 745 16,90 30 whiface steers 885 @ 25.60 15 whiface heifers --- 660 p 25.90 17 black heifers 425 26.60 S blkwhif cows 879 @ 16,90 6 mixed steers 628 @ 25.50 14 mixed heifers 582 p 25.80 10 whiface heifers 34 whiface heifers 609 @ 25.30 12 black heifers 385 @26.45 1 holstein cow 0 23730 2 whiface steers 885 @ 25.50 2 whiface cows&clfs 32 whiface heifers 606 p 25.30 40 black heifers 473 @26.25 @ 230,00 5 black steers 902 @ 25.30 24 whiface cows 5 whiface steers 600 p 24.95 12 whiface heifers --- 585 @ 25.10 2 whiface heifers 450 @26.00 -- p 185,50 3 blkwhif steers 840 @ 24.50 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 2 whiface steers 645 @ 24.10 LIVESTOCK COMMISSION 2 shthorn steers 860 24.10 REZAC BARN 2 holstein steers 555 (<-.1) 23.90 St. Marys 437-2999 6 blkwhif steers 807 66) 23.80 DELAINE REZAC COMPANY 6 black steers 702 p 23.80 St. Marys 437-6266 4 blkwhif steers 795 23.70 ELMER IMTHURN 3 blkwhif steers 951 (F. 23.70 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 7 mixed steers 607 @ 23.50 StMarys PAUL KRAMER v I 4 mixed steers 675 p 23.00' St. Marys 437-2993 22 holstein steers 958 @ 22.00 10 holstein steers ---- 873 (1021.75 Auctioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby & Dennis Rezac Kans. UC E linton week. Central Kansas Most awatoi Modern Livestock Auction...West Side OfSalina TWO SALESEVERY WEEK x St MONDAY THURSDAY olinc Hogs & Cattle Cattle Only Hogs sell at 11:00 a.m. followed by Selling starts at 11:00 a.m. CO* e Corn our regular cattle saleas they are will sell in the order they are eonsip cially a unloaded. ed on the books. e that a rge imp an une Receipts for the week were 560 hogs and 2415 cattle. t on eco Fat hog top was $19.50.The bulk of the cattle sales 20 blackwhif steers, Liberal 696 p26.30 were steady with some decline on plainer heifers. 20 whiface steers, Ellsworth 467 p30.40 ommen ** * * * * * ** * ** * * * ** * ** * * * * * * ** * 18 whiface heifers, Ellsworth 485 @26.90 31 mixed hogs, Lincoln 219 @ 19,45 ith folio' Now taking consignments for our First Special Fall Calf 220 whiface steers, Cedar Point 592 p26.83 11 mixed hogs, Tescott 217@ 19.40 nt by NS and Yearling Sale to be held Friday, October 4th, 19689 whiface steers, Barnard 353 p32.50 7 mixed hogs, Assaria 215 @ 19,40 a ion co * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * 11 whiface heifers, Barnard 362 p27.70 30 mixed hogs, Bennington 223(c@ 19.50 econd c The following is a sampling of the consignments: 14 whiface heifers, Lindsborg 533 p25.70 13 white hogs, Lincoln 224 @ 19,35 under/ 3 whiface steers, Lindsborg 593 p27.60 20 hamp hogs, Miltonvale 234 @ 19,30 ity, CATTLE 31 whiface steers, McPherson 886 (@25.05 213 @ 19.40 13 white hogs, Lindsborg he depa 13 mixed steers, Durham 808 (a25.05 117 whiface steers, Romona 802 p25.65 19,10 8 mixed hogs, Barnard gross 12 black steers, Herington 404 (a30.40 11 whiface steers, Elmdale 498 p28.50 10 mixed hogs, Ellinwood 19,45 12 black heifers, Herington 405 @26.90 12 whiface heifers, Elmdale 527 @25.90 13 mixed hogs, Chapman P) 148 whiface heifers, New Cambria 19.35 ntry's 32 whiface steers, Miltonvale 774 (a25.60 698 (a25.30 23 mixed hogs, Lindsborg 422023445351143 !@@@ 4 black steers, Lincoln 450 @29.10 20 holstein steers, Ellsworth 958 p21. 70 22 feeder shoats, Ellsworth 18.40 uld shos 13.50 ase in 12 whiface steers, Niles 886 (a25.30 30 whiface steers, Minneapolis 796 p25.45 1 black boar, Minneapolis @ 1 blackwhif cow, Ellsworth 935 (a17.40 8 black steers, Geneseo 556 (a27.90 1 hamp boar, Falun 13.70 4 whiface steers, Wells 625 p26.10 13 holstein steers, Geneseo 991 (a21.90 1 red sow, Salina 430 @ 15.00 he eco: S black steers, Abilene 1 holstein cow, Bridgeport 1280 p17.70 616 @26.70 2 hamp sows, Holyrood 367@ 1187:5045 ge ahea 1 holstein cow, Brookville 1490 (a18.90 12 whiface heifers, Enterprise 572 (a24.30 24 mixed pigs, Lincoln arently 7 whiface steers, Marquette 1 holstein cow, Smolan 1305 © 18.40 796 @25.55 14 hamp pigs, Bennington k in the 8 whiface steers, Herington 1 holstein cow, Brookville 1320 p 19.00 918 (a25.05 24 red pigs, Ellsworth r spent 6 whiface steers, Bavaria 111667550 1 whif cow and calf, Ellsworth (a 220.00 575 @27.80 16 white pigs, Ellsworth ial said. 1 whiface bull, Gypsum @ 212.50 53 blackwhif steers, Carlton 826 @25.45 1 whiface bull, Lincoln 1175 @ 21.70 he per, 10 whiface steers, Holyrood 505 p 29.10 leh grey 6 blackwhif steers, Holyrood 549 (a29.80 early 4 blackwhif steers, Bridgeport 502 p 27.60 e dropp FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 1 blackwhif heifer, Rushton 517 @ 25.10 el of abi 1 blackwhif steer, Ellsworth 355 p 30.50 LAURENCE CLEMENCE Posable 11 whiface steers, Longford 792 p 25.55 Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 fficials 4 whiface steers, Russell 413 p 30.50 MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN current Durham .... Phone 732-3371 4 black steers, Salina 405 @ 30.80 BOB MUIR se of al 8 whiface steers, Wakefield 588 @ 28.00 Salina Phone TA 3.2963 This 7 whiface heifers, Lindsborg 444 p 26.30 ins regi; MARKET REPORTS 14 whiface steers, Ada 735 @ 25.60 of the 24 blackwhif heifers, McPherson 668 @ 24.25 Radio Station KSAL, Salina Barn Phone 6:45 a.m. Every SALINA,la billion 8 black heifers, Ellinwood 295 @ 28.10 Monday, Wednesday & Friday 913 TA 5-0211 eeasts, 13 blackwhif steers, Ellsworth 823 @ 25.45 AUCTIONEERS: KFRM Rogerbhnson Taking 26 blackwhif steers, Minneapolis 740 p 25.95 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri Dean Moore, Lee Remy, °unt,it