Not Exaggeratedcounted for Three -Fifths of Allthethese Were All Dollar Markets

Here's Detail On 1970 1111111111111111111111 Crop Production, Prices, Income VALUE -OF CROP F JDUCTIM KANSAS AND 69-70 KANSAS UNITED STATES Price 1

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'Unit ;Year 1 Pro- per Farm Crop Pro- ,' Prpecre! Farm iductionUnit , Value duction 1 Unit I Value : (000) . Do1.1/'$1,000 (000) 1 Do1.11 $1 000 Bu.i 1970 :299,013 ' 1.281 382,737 1,378,465 Wheat (all) ' 1.36 1,870,428 " 1969 1305,319 1.19I 363,330 1,460,187 1.24 1970 145,960 1 615 732 Bu. 1.09 :159,096 Sorghum Grain 697,050 1.13 784,989 " L1969 128,896 .99 1 181,067 747 280 I 1 07 791 153 ; ITona i1970 2,112 7.60 , 16,051 Sorghum Silage 7,227 -

" 1 1969. 3,363 7.40 , 24,886 9,083 -

! I 1 , 1970 997 13.70 ! 13,659 Sorghum Forage - -

." . 1969 1,617: ; 12.40 20 051 -

Bu. 1970 ! 79,6701 1.30 Corn Grain 103,571 4,109,792 1 1.34 5,478,958

: " ' 1969 91,464 i 1.13 ' 103,354 4,582,534 ' 1.16 5,289 754

!Tons: 1970 3,6021 9.10 ; Corn Silage 32,778 94,206 -

' 1969 , 3,2761 9.00 29,484 98,506 1 - -

Bu. I 1970 , 10,250, .71 . Oats 7,278 909,481 1 .625 577,130

1969 6,080; .71 ' 4,317 950,023 1 .586 564 629 1970 7,141 .81 5,784 GAOA Barley 410,445 .920 374,461

' 1969 ' 6,105' .82 5.006 423,547 1 .874 368 814 1970 1 892' .84 1,589 Rye , 38,552 i .961 37,341 1969 1_1211 .88 986 31,583 1 1.00 32 008 --/ I ` January 5, 1971 Soybeans 1970 ! 15,075 2.70 40,703 1,135,769 1 2.82 3,203,958 16th Year No. 45

I . 1969 1 19,596, 2.22 43,503 1,126,314 ! 2.35 2 647 499

'Lbs.. 1970 ' 24,500! 2.50 613 Popcorn 322,760 i 2.60 8,387

* 1969 23,940' 2.30 ' 551 545,685 t 2.53 13 833 Sugar Beets Tons' 1970 : 6921 - 10,311 25,975 14.90 387,042 " r 1969 ' 6961 8.40 5,846 27,736 1.12.72 352,868

1 All Hay " 1970 , 4,102123.50 96,397 127,8991 25.70 3,072,213 I . 1969: 5,11321.00 107,373 127,675 ' 24.70 2 984 426 AGRICULTURAL EXPORT SNARES, UNITED STATES, 1969/7u

Lbs., 1970 ! 10,800129.00 Alfalfa Seed 3,132 140,035 . 35.80 50,249 (Figures in Millions of Dollars) " * 1969: 5,700.31.60 1,801 103,505 137.30 38,452

Sweetclover Seed 1 " 1970 : 1,2601 7.10 89 12,640 7.88 1,001

1 "* 1969 . 980 8.50 83 14,155 ' 9.02 I 1.285 Red Clover Seed .1 " 1970: 935 29.50 276 48,115 i 31.50 14,913 "* 1969 ' 675,31.80 215 45,269135.40 15,876 Lespedeza Seed 1970 i 3,0801 3.50 262 36,140 114.90 5,364 ' "* .1969 1 3,4501 9.90 342 44,355 i15.60 6,887 47.5 EN

: 5,1 1970 ; 11.61 4.50 522 6,349.1 4.67 Apples (commIl) 296,660 PACIFic 2.0 1969 ; 14.4 4.62 665 6,751.8 4.06 274,447 37.4. ' Peaches ! " 1970 , 8.01 7.60 608 3,036.5 6.18 176,563 WEST NORTH 0.1, 1_" 1969 ' 9.517.40 703 3,665.4 5.35 184,453

1970 , CENTRAL 3.0 Dry Edible Beans 1Cwt 2101 7,30 1,533 2/ 17,385 8.48 147,441 504.8

" ' i 1969 170 6.60 1,122 18,894 1 7.61 143,820 270.3 15.6 Potatoes " 1970 , 120 3.00 360 311,903 1 2.20 711,651 18.6 " 1969 1 180 2.80 302 324,861 2.23 693 974 40.3 1970 TOTAL, All Crops i C77,349 - - R/24,103,522 1959 : - - 894,987 - b/ 22,895 241

SEASON AVERAGE PRICE AND VALUE PLUS PRICE SUPPORT PAYMENTS KANSAS UNITED STATES 1969 1970 1969 1970 Crop Price Value Price Value Price Value Price Value Dol. $1,000 Do1.1 $1,000 id Dol. $1,000 Dol,1/ $1,000

h0 1.67 508,747 1.76 526,696 1.78 ! 2,600,066 Wheat 1.94 2,678,885 WEST SOUTH Sorghum 1.14 208,971 1.29 188,949 1.22 ' 910,108 1.31 914,226 Corn 1.26 115,436 1.47 117,278 1.28 5,874,532 1.47 6,061,890 CENTRAL Barley .85 5,191 .84 5,984 .927 392,704 .977 400,889 ALMA 471.6 AllCrops 1,080,575 1,045 068IL - 25,207,313 26,543,181 --1 r: 13.6 1/ 1970 prices preliminary 2/ Corrected production 3/ Including minor crops not shown in summaries. U.S. $6,646.1 11 Prices on Cwt. basis

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGA le U1 TORE NEC. ARSSY41.70 (9) .ECONOMICRESEARCH SERVICE. Farmer's Tie With Exports are Indiana,seventh;Arkansas,countries. The first five were Japan, For many years farmers have eighth;Minnesota,ninthandWest Germany, Canada, the United been aware of the importance of Nebraska, tenth. The 10 states ac-Kingdom and the Netherlands. exports to agriculture, but always it Not Exaggeratedcounted for three -fifths of alltheThese were all dollar markets. India has been difficult to relate foreign nation's arm exports in 1969-70. was sixth in rank, but most of the sales to the individual farm. When ayear required nearly 60 million tonssoybeans; two -fifths of the wheat; Nebraska isthe second largestshipments from the U.S. were under farmer delivers his wheat to theof cargo space, enough to fill1.1two -fifths of the cattle hides; over a supplier of feed grains while Norththe Food for Peace program. Others local elevator, he can't possiblymillion freight cars or more thanthird of the tallow and tobacco; overDakota is second on wheat and flour.in the top 15 included Italy, Republic Know whether it will end up at a flour4,000 cargo ships. To move thesea fourth of the cotton, raisins, hops Minnesota leads on dairy products.of Korea, Spain, South Vietnam, mill in Kansas City or in Timbuktu.exports, an average of12shipsand prunes; one -sixth of the lard; Despite the fact California is theFrance, Mexico, Belgium - It might be said he could care less,departed dailyfromthe Unitedone -sixth of the milo; one seventh ofsecond leading state in farm exportsLuxembourg,Indonesiaandthe but the fact is U.S. agriculture wouldStates. the corn and one -tenth of the varietybecause of its specialty crops, 63 perRepublic of China. pe interrible shape without the For these exports, the crops ob-meats. cent of the nation's total comes from The United States is an importer, outlets and this is becomingviously had to be produced on farms. USDA economists explain that inMiddle America,fromNorthtoo, taking products valued at 5,481 Ixportoretrueyearafteryear.InBut also all 60 million tons of cargotheir efforts to attribute to each Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin onmillion dollars last year. Just ahead Sponsetothissituation,therequired financing,inlandtrans-state its share of the exports they thenorththroughTexasandof the U.S. as agricultural importers epartment of Agriculture hasportation,storageandoceantookintoaccounteachstate's Louisiana on the south. Kansas Citywere West Germany and Great !rade a special study, followed by atransportation. It was a tremendousproduction of a commodity. Thusis almost the center of this area. Britain. Japan was fourth. Many of keport, on what the export tradebusiness. with Kansas producing more wheat The leading commodity in exportthe productsimportedarealso t 'rally means to producers of any The value on agricultural exportsthan any other state,it could bevalue is soybeans followed by allproduced in the United States, such , --rt >ain crop and to their state. the last fiscal year was 6.6 billionassumed Kansas exported more offeed grains and then wheat andas beef, wool, dairy items and sugar. In agricultural exports Kansasdollars, 16 per cent over the previousthe bread grain. It is explained thatflour, all grown in this area. But this country also is a huge im- nds sixth. Kansas, as might beyear and the third highest in history.regardless of which state produces Within the United States, about 60porterof"complementary com- cted, exports more, wheat thanSince exports the first quarter of thethe actual commodities moving intoper cent of all farm cash receiptsmodities"such ascoffee,crude y other state in the nation. new fiscal year were at a recordthe export market, all states benefitcome from livestock and livestockrubber, cocoa; bananas, tea, spices Some rather startlingstatisticspace, it appears probable the totalfromtheforeignpurchases.products, but foreign sales of theseand carpet wool which arenot -ome from the USDA study. for this year also will set a newHowever, the economists went much items account for only 12 per cent ofproduced here. V '-e United States is the world'srecord. further than just taking productionthe nation's farm exports. On the The total value ofU.S. farm 44-H4. gest exporter of farm products. Nearlynine -tenths of thefigures from the individual states.other hand, crops contribute 40 perexportsin1951was3.4billion cent to the cash receiptsdollars, which compares with 6.6 rnallthe farm products movingagricultural exports were for dollarsThey also studied trade patterns, domestically, yet account for 88 per om one nationto another,the- this means 5.7 billion dollars outactual sales, checked with exporters billion in the last year. While there ited States supplies about one -of the 6.6 billion. In recent years,andtransportationofficialsand cent of the exports. have been a few ups and downs, the sixth. exports for dollars have been on theothers to get what they conclude are The value of livestock productsupwardtrendhasbeenrather In the 1969-70 fiscal year whichincrease while those under govern-far more comprehensive estimatesexported last year was only about 3gradual and consistent. One reason 'nded June 30, the United Statesment programs have been declining.on each states contributionsto theper cent of the total cash receiptsfor the increases has been U.S. bipped 90 per cent ofallthe Inthelastfiscalyear,com-foreign sales than production figuresfrom these products. In contrast, thepromotional effort. About sixty beans that were exported.Itmodities exported took the harvestalone would give. crop exports accounted for s1 pertrade associations and more than 100 ported two -fifths of all the wheatfrom 61 million acres, or the output No. 1 in farm exports is Illinois,cent of the cash receipts from theseforeigntradegroupsworkin d feed grain moving into worldfrom one out of every five crop acreswhich in the last fiscal year ac-products. Altogether,the exportscooperation with the U.S. Depart- ade; over a third of all the tobaccoin this country. counted for 560 million dollars of thehad a value of 14 per cent of all cashment of Agriculturein sales foreign trade, or nearly a 10th of thereceipts. development programs.These td cotton; and about one -fifth of all Exports provided an outlet (above Nearly three -fourths of all U.S. e rice moving into internationaldomestic needs) for four -fifths of thenational total. Illinois is the leading programs are in operation in more ode channels. production of dry edible peas; overstate in the export of soybeans,farm exports last year went to 15than 70 countries. ' Altogether U.S. exports in the lastthree -fifthsof the rice;half theprotein meal and soybean oiland feed grains. It also is importantin wheat, lard,tallow, meats, hides and skins. The No. 2 state is California which O LEADING,U.S. AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, getsintoanentirelydifferent ACRES OF CROPS HARVESTED category of products.California's AS PERCENTAGE Of FARM SALES,1970* FOR U.S.. EXPORTS exports had a value of 556 million RICE -i,r,- MIL. ACRES dollars and they included 57 per cent sorafendA Total acreage harvested of the nation's foreign sales offruits, 28 per cent of the vegetables,23 per HIDES AHD -SKINS' 300 WHEAT° ACREAGE HARVESTED cent of the rice, 13 per centof the FOR EXPORTS cotton and 89 per cent of thenuts. BATTOW«:« 200 Iowa is third in exports, Texas TOBACCO fourth, North Carolina fifth and then COTTON comes Kansas. CORN 100 Kansas, as stated, leads in wheat NONFAT DRY MILE -111111111111. sales and flour. It also is one ofthe . SORGHUM GRAINS EMI. major exporters of feed grainsand .1 T 1 0 20 40 . 60 -80 100

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' ( A, ES RELTC ra riscat OR CROP YEAR ES PORTS: loCLuot CROP sires AAA Missouri while not in the top ten, is MN TORACCO. 4 WEAR INDOIC JUN.11.ANiutNy4 cm. ARO ASAL. C. AICLUDINS PROAUCTS, ' ,- ....NrocArrrAr.r..teepeAmerm . .. . of wheat and 11.110SPAIMitHr OP AlleltULTURe NEC. Eel in, -TO 01 ECONOMIC REHEARCHAERIVICI 11.10HPART0,11.0.,A,JOIIR, ccowosac pesrsc.. Sr v4c. an important supplier nec. caf,943. YIP, flour,feedgrains,soybeans, soybean oil and protein meal, meat, lard, tallow and cotton. Following Kansas in the top ten Ha Now Ward said there may be cases inhave an excess, the idea is to rnak aP numbers below 196 can take ad- available to others, so it wouldn't have g FewYoung Men Take 1-A Loophole vantage of the offer, Elder said. Kansas where two close cities 01111111 an electrical powertie-inbut awasted." More than10,000 Kansas menand it cuts down on Selective Service seven -city grid is believedunique. ,ii....:;;Ooslogicosrgetasnha$6rinrfiginvirrithol administration by getting names offSeven G&G Area Total population of the cities is 21,000WEEK LAYOFF AT SALINA could have virtually ended their WESTINGHOUSE PLANT eligibilityforthedraft but ap-our lists," Elder said. with another 4,000 living in fringe i0 " parently Jew did so, Selective Ser- Most of the men involved areTowns Talk About areas they serve. The Westinghouse plant at Sa vice officials report. college students, since they are by "The combined powerplanwill be closed all this week. layoff at the fluorescent lamp ofootifil;Iwold''eroc::dibeAvsPsrisesta.illief:roirleit. Before January 1 young men couldfar the largest group holding tem- capacity is adequate to serve the pl porary deferments. Power Grid Setup will "adjust inventories," offici napie take advantage of a Selective Ser- BELLEVILLE - An electrical25,000 but isn't always in the right vice directive that would free any To illustrate the offer, Elder cited place," Ward said. "If some cities say. Productionisto resume the case of a college senior whogrid hookup for seven north central midnight, January 3. fortt youth now deferred who holds a Kansas cities, believed to be the first draftlottery number of196orholds lottery number 196 and who higher, provided he voluntarilywill be graduated in June, 1971. of its kind in the state, has been fdf rs "If he dropped his deferment byproposed by Belleville and Beloit applies for reclassification to 1-A not sto,e11 '°I;gl'l:!.1 1°1a:( :Antd.5Cf craPahli ar:a' hn eg, Dec. 21, 1970, the 1971 draft cannotcity officials. later than the last day of the year. Belleville city manager Howard 17'AI: LOA N S touch him unless the draft would go ette 11°e vas ernPilasis Curtis Tarr, national director of e through all 365 numbers of nextWard and Ron Olson, superintendent It's the Selective Service, announced Oct. 30 of the Beloit Municipal Power Plant, that men holding lottery numbersyear's eligibles," he said. "Then this NET COST of a loan have sent invitations to represen- thecof above 196 who surrender presentman in effect would become number That Counts 366. tativesof Clay Center,Lincoln, deferments as students, parents or Minneapolis, Osborne, and workers in an essential field will "If he doesn't drop his deferment R. STANLEY PARSONS, Mgr. as a student, he losesit anywayWashington to join them in a project SEE ME AT have completed their exposure to discussion in mid -January. the draft in 1970 because all calls thiswhen he graduates in June of 1971 604 HUMBOLDT PR 6-6931 Sh year were restricted to men withand then he becomes vulnerable GRASS & GRAIN Res. Phone JE 9-8725 numbers below 196. Thus, those menwith 1971's eligibles at No. 196, the The Mid -Kansas news weekly.' MANHATTAN LIN D BAN K with numbers 196 through 365 whosame number he held this year. Published each Tuesday at 1207 were eligible for call-up this year "In other words, if he now holds Open Mon. through Fri. Moro, (Box 1009) Manhattan, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed12-1) will become ineligible for the draftlottery number 196 and keeps his Kansas, 66502 by deferment, he would be drafted after on Jan. 1,1971, except in case of AG PRESS Branch Offices: CLAY CENTER he is graduated in 1971 if and when national emergency. Dean Coughenour Federal Tarr's directive does not apply tolottery number 196 is called in 1971. LAND BANK Assn. of If he drops the deferment now, he E.R. Woodward men who were born in 1951 and who classpostagepaidat MANHATTAN would not be called unless the draft Second received draft lottery numbers in Manhattan, Kansas. Serving Clay, workedits way throughall365' July of this year. Those men become Subscription: $4 year Geary, Pottawatomie & Riley Counties. eligible for the draft for the firstnumbers next year." CIRCULATION 14,200 time in 1971. In some counties, even men with Junior Elder, Kansas director of Selective Service, said those men [ISMMANHAr who give up their deferments would 7704 not be eligible for the draft until ts 24 Phone Selective Service had drafted men who became 19 years old in 1970 and who hold numbers 1 through 365. That the draft in 1971 will reach men with numbers as high as 365is considered extremely remote. "We have no way as yet to know the exact number of men in Kansas 111$110 who have notified their local boards that they wish to take advantage of the offer and droptheirdefer- the ments," Elder said. "But it hasn't been nearly as many as we expected." National headquarters of Selec- tive Service has twice sent mailings "Fluts to1,500college newspapers,ex- plainingtheoffer and urging country students involved to take advantage of it. "We'd like to see them take advantage of it because it helps end Yoe some of the uncertainty for the man road This Radio NURS-ETTE

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TERMS TO Furniture & Appliances SUIT East Over the Viaduct on Hiways 177and 18 776-9707 MANHATTAN Unio THE HOME OF CERTIFIED SERVICE YOU the idea is to mak land alone in Kansas ranges from thers, so it wouldn'tAcp 10 to 25 tons to the acre. Grass & Grain Noy Has Tag JamesMoorfield,SoilCon- 1971 agriculturalap-will be essentially the same servationService,unitcon- January 5, 1971 The as undertributortopollutionofsurface )FF AT SALINA propriations bill signed by Presidentthe ACP program. servationist for Sedgwick County, watersintheUnitedStatesis )USE PLANT Richard Nixon may mean $6 million President Nixon has directed the estimated 15 tons to the acre as an eroding land. An estimated four about $300,000 less than the 1969 tghouse plant at Salin federal funds for cost sharing withsecretaryofagricultureand average. With this figure, Kansas is billion tons of earth is moved bydepositing about 165 million tons offiscal year allotment. KI all this week. Kansas farmers in pollution controldirector of the Office of fluorescent lamp a water from one place to anothersiltinto rivers and streams and Kansas has the second largest efforts prior to July 1. Management and Budget (OMB)goannually. Some one billion tons of inventories," ()Mei Funding would come from theforward with expending the $195.5 lakes each year. amount of farmland among the tionisto resume this amount goes into the rivers and In addition to water erosion, windstates of the nation. Rural Environmental Assistancemillion appropriation but to leanstreams of the nation. nuar3. formore erosion plays a large part in Kansas rogram (REAP), new name heavilyonenvironmental Since about 80 per cent of the land thetraditionalAgricultural Con-practices. each year. servation Program (ACP), for in the United States is crop, range Neil Woodruff, USDA Agricultural A joint report of both chambers ofandforestedland,pollution Double Rebate For which farmers and theirCongress recommended using all Research Service employe for abatement at that level is necessary,Kansas, said of the 4.8 million acres organizations have been awaitingpractices from the ACP programs.officials said. funds since last summer. of Great Plains land that blows awayOversold Flights The OMB had advocated leaving the Kansas is considered one of thein dust each year, Kansas has an 1 Although the name was changed, full amount out of appropriations.leading statesinerosion control If an airline has oversold the flight pokesmen believethe emphasis Scientists say the biggest average wind erosion problem on con - through terracing, grassedabout one million acres. on which you hold a ticket and can't waterways and other erosion -control PublicHealthService in-somehow get you to your destination All the comforts of home activities. A 1968 survey, however,vestigations show about 30 millionwithin two hours of your original shows Kansas has 11,084,450 acres oftons of soil are airborne each year.schedule, you're entitled to more fi land which still is badly in need ofKansas measurements during thethan "We're sorry." conservation practices. drought of 1954-56 showed up to 1,500 You're entitledto double your Kansas has a total land area oftons of earth airborne for each cubicmoney back. Wood Shavings 52,425,275 acres after large lakes and TvD BANK mile of air when dust storms cut Holiday rush periods account for rivers have been deducted. Anothervisibility to 250 feet. many of the 134,000 passengers the 529,080 acresisinfederal non - Woodruff said one dust storm ofairlines report walk up to check -in for farrowing cropland; 1,998,201 acres in urban noN CITY several days could move as much ascounters every year to find the flight houses Kennels and built-up areas, and 482,987 acres28-30 tons of soil from a single acre.has been oversold. in small streams and ponds. With drytopsoilinnorthwest Last year, 44,000 persons cashed in chicken houses There are29,623,793acresofKansas, that area could experienceon the double -your -money -back PACKED IN APP. 70 LB. cropland in the state. Only 36 persome wind erosion damage thispenalty set by government POLYETHYLENE BAGS cent of this amount has been treatedspring, he believes. regulation. The airlines apparently adequatelyforconservation and Kansas Agricultural Conservationarranged to get the other passengers FOR SALE BY: erosion control. and Stabilization Service (ASCS)to their destinations without penalty. Ofthe 18 millionacresofofficials in Manhattan said they will How many persons werenot rangeland in the state, only 41 pernot know how much money has beenreported by airlines and were not cent has received adequate erosionallottedtothestateuntilnewadvised of their right to the double control. programs are adopted. payment isn't known, although NELSON MANHATTAN HATCHERY Soil loss in the form of sediment East US 24 Phone 778-3412 Manhattan, Kans. However, last year's allotmentfederal officials say the number from erosion from untreated farm-made in August was $6,037,000,probably runsinthe thousands. Four airlines have been cited for violations of the denied boarding regulations. 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GOOD QUALITY SHOW QUARTER HORSES TERMS Travelute Western TO Store 1/4 Mile South Of Waterville Union National Bank& Trust Co. on Highway 77 SUIT mi MEMBER Open 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. MANHATTAN, KANSAS 66502 FDIC YOU OPEN ON SUNDAY ALLEN TRAVELUTE first; 00112edients rgl mother fixes this I like to eat it.My 00,7,ake iliggr, fearr 33! all 3 cans peas favorite subject is language, Iam soup seven years old. I am in the second sti OUR DAILY BREAD January 5, 1971 2 cans mushroom 3 cupsspaghetti grade." lit" Pit SALAD DRESSING CAKE ++ Harris: - by G&G Area Cooks 1 quart tomatoes .2coily,r, 1 pound gratedcheese 1 cup sugar tot rolls. Brush the tops withmelted and onions in pan, Nti )1 de: Heat hamburger 2 cups flour shortening. Let raise until doublein (161c NE roaster andadd cooked 4 tablespoons cocoa $4010 size (covered and out of draft).Bakepour into potatoes, peasand Mrs. Lloyd Olson, Morganville carrots, celery, 2 teaspoons soda rotiePoll' :Il!' at 375 degrees F. for 20 to 25 minutes.spaghetti. Fry baconand lay over 1/4 teaspoon salt Brush tops with melted butter as over this (may Sy Using 2 -top. Pour tomatoes 1 cup salad dressing Winner Of Salad Set soon as removed from oven. be mixed in) addgrated cheese over 1 cup water tract eh' Aid"lnacfloltr inch muffin tins this will make 18top. Bake in oven11/2 hours at 350 rolls. This dough can also be usedfor Or ioel21/2 cuPs I Mrs. Lloyd Olson, RR, Morganville: "We wear out the Grass & Grain degrees. The Latest 01 OP° (Na 2 from one week to the next." cinnamon rolls. You can add an +++ extra package of yeast to speed up )li;,...A afraodieigiljecehe.rrriiensi 92 POTATO DRESSING Cathy Sue Yoder,Harris: "My 'Daily the rising and it won't taste yeasty. Oatmeal Cake. I am ot stir 15 slices dry bread favorite cake is (ool!! ar thickens I 1 medium onion +++ putting it in with myletter." Bread' 1/2 pound hamburger, fried, or ground Mrs. Keith D. Kelley, who teaches OATMEAL CAKE r° ti1 ottlilu'linali 9" 1 school at Harris, sent a recipe which 1 4:1; iiptoollisittrhYbutte beef heart Pour 11/4 cupsboiling water over Prize 0 Us 2 or 3 sticks celery she got from her sister. Mrs. Kelley oats. Let stand Be writes, "I believe Grass & Grain iscup quick cooking until 2 or 3 potatoes, raw an excellent paper. Besides'Ourwhile creaming together: 00lots or 11/2 teaspoons sage Daily Bread' I especially enjoy the 1/2 cup shortening of 2 tablespoons oleo photographs and stories which are 1 cup brown sugar 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg featured." 1 cup white sugar 1 egg JO ANN'S 2 eggs Salt and pepper to taste Add soaked oatmealto creamed Enough water to moisten PECAN PIE 1/2 cup oleo mixture, then add: Ott Is old." This can be a very good dressing all by itself or can be used with any 1/2 teaspoon salt poultry. 1/2 cup brown sugar 3/4 cup granulated sugar 11/2 cups flour ahcaoillinitt( Cream until fluffy. 1 teaspoon cinnamon 00r Ma 3 large eggs, well beaten 1 teaspoon soda Tamara Baldock, age 14, Delphos: dissolve. Cool to 37-40 degrees C. Bake in9x13 -inch pan 30to 40 ' "My mother and I enjoy trying theAdd 1 cup flour and stir well, add 1/4 teaspoon salt AM 1/4 cup corn syrup minutes at 350 degrees. G&G recipes. This recipe for yeast yeast mixture and stir. Add 2 cups TOPPING SALAD BOWLSET Ort/ rolls is very good as I won a purple more of flour and mix with spoon 1/2 cup evaporated milk ritio and ribbon at the Hutchinson State Fairuntil dough leaves sides of bowl.Cook five minutes in a double boiler. 6 teaspoons butter 1/4 cup cream INCLUDES ONE 10 -inch bowl, Numa this year. These can be made ahead Turn dough onto floured board and 1cup pecans 1 teaspoon vanilla 1/2 cup brown sugar four 6 -inch bowls, fork and polog and frozen." allow to stand five to ten minutes. spoon. Uniquely shaped bowls YEAST ROLLS Knead until dough is light, elastic,Pour into pie shell. Bake at 350 I cup coconut Cook this together tillthick; add are of textured plastic. Come in 1 cup milk, scalded and smooth, (eight to ten minutes.)degrees one hour. this 3 tablespoons sugar It should not stick to the palm of the +++ flavoring; stir constantly. Put decorator colors to accent your Raymond Yoder, Harris: "This ison cake as soon asit comes from 3 tablespoons shortening hand when held against it for 30 to topping table. 1 teaspoon salt seconds. Place dough in a clean bowlmy favorite recipe. It is Wigglers."oven. May add 11/2 cup nuts by Lady Arnold. if desired. I package of yeast dissolved which has been lightly oiled, turn WIGGLERS +++ in 1/4 cup lukewarm water dough upside down in oiled bowl to 3 pounds hamburger is 3 to 4 cups flour (sifted) oil the top. Cover with a towel. Place 9 slices bacon Anita G. Grimes, Harris: "This bowl in unheated oven. Fill a flat 3 onions my favorite recipe. I hope youlike The winner each week Is' Scald milk in double boiler. Soften my recipe. My favoritesubject is drawn by lot from the reel. yeast in 1/4 cup lukewarm water. Put pan with very hot water and place 3 cups raw potatoes pes printed. sugar, salt and shortening in mixing this on rack below the bowl of dough. 3 cups celery reading. I am nine years old. My bowl, add scalded milk. Stir well toLet rise 20 to 30 minutes. Shape into 3 cups carrots birthday is October 12." Win one by sending us your. CHOCOLATE CHIP favorite recipe - this can be COOKIES maindish,leftover,salad, 1 cup shortening side dish, dessert or what 1/2 cup sugar have you. 1 cup firmly pressed brown 1. Check your recipe care. As we enterthe Ne, WARDMA KtLLt sugar fully to be sure all ingretil 1 teaspoon vanilla entsareaccurate andac Roy and I wish toext MANHATTAN'S STORE fOR WOMEN counted for. Cream above ingredients. Fold in 2 the pe eggs and beat. Add 21/4 cups flour, 1 2. Be sure your name and greetingto teaspoon soda and 1 teaspoon salt to address are on the entry. second District. W creamed mixture. Stir in 1 cup nuts 3. Only onerecipeat it January and 12 ounces chocolate chips. Bake time, please. he many courtesie ten minutes at 375 degrees. 4. Send it to Woman's Page +++ Editor, Grass & Grain, Box throughout the recer Fern Yoder, Harris: "This is my .1009, Manhattan, Ks., Me favoriteholidayrecipe. 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Bake at 350 degrees for 35 toSeparate egg yolks and whites. and a candy that packs well ifyoueasy and not expensive:" 1 cup chopped dates Mix 1/2 cup chopped nuts SSING CAKE 1minutes. all ingredients together thenaddwould want to send it to someone." OUR BEST HOLIDAY +++ stiff egg whites and stir. Makestwo SOLDIER BOY PLUM PUDDING Blend eggs and brown sugar, add Susan Dawn MacArthur,Harris:pies. Bake at 425 degreesfor 15 SPECIAL 2 slightly beaten eggs bread cubes,milk,suet,orange ocoa This is my best recipe:" minutes. Reduce oven to 350 degrees 2 cups white sugar 1 cup brown sugar, juice, and vanilla. Sift dry for 35 minutes. 1 cup cream packed ingredients and spices together and la CHERRY PIE 1 tablespoon butter sift over fruits and nuts; mix well; tombine in a saucepan; + -I- 2 cups (3 slices) bread, cubed :ssing Sylvia Faye Yoder, Harris: "I 1'/2 squares chocolate 1 cim milk fold into the moist mixture. Pour 1 cup sugar am into two well -greased old time pound 4 tablespoons flour from Harris school. Myname is 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup ground suet Sylvia Faye Yoder. We have 1 teaspoon burnt sugar 14 cup orange juice coffee cans or small casseroles with -0 14 teaspoon almond extract ten lids. Bake in 325 -degree oven in a ,test teaspoon cinnamon children in our room." flavoring 1 teaspoon vanilla it in cherries and juice - 2'/2 cups CINNAMON ROLLS 24 large marshmallows, cutup 1 cup sifted flour large cake pan filled with an inch of 1 cake yeast fine 1 teaspoon soda hot water. Bake 11/2 to 2 hours until our red cherries andjuice (No. 2 1 cup nuts done.Servewithvanillahard an)or can use frozen cherries. 1/2 cup sugar 1/2 teaspoon salt ead took over moderate heat, stirring 2 cups lukewarm water 3 cups graham cracker crumbs 2 teaspoons cinnamon sauce. onstantly, until mixture thickensDissolve together then add: Cooksugar,creambutterand +++ ze boils. Pour into pastry -lined 9 - 1 teaspoon salt chocolate to soft ball stage. Add pie plate. Dot withbutter. 1 egg, beaten flavorings, cut marshmallows,nuts over with top crust. Bake in 425Use 3 cups flour and stir withspoon.and crackercrumbs.Stirwell. Beat well; add 4 tablespoons meltedSpread in large pan and when cool egree oven 30-40 minutes or until cut into squares. rowned. but not hot shortening. Then addrest +++ of flour, enough so dough doesn't +++ Marijane Yoder, Harris: "This isstick to bowl, (3 or more cups). Let This recipe is from Elsie favoriteholidayrecipe. Myraise till double in size, about twoGabrielson of Onaga: hours. Then punch down. Let raise BEEF CANDY firitesubjectisreading work 2 cups white sugar noks. I am seven years old." again 30 minutes. Then roll outon PUMPKIN PIE floured board about1/4 -inch thick 1 cup brown sugar 1/2 cup white Karo 1 cups pumpkin and `spreadwithmeltedbutter, 1 cup white sugar cinnamon, brown and whites sugar. '/z cup milk 1/2 cup brown sugar Make into roll and cut. Place in pans '/2 cup ground cooked beef 2 cups milk andletraise again about three 3 tablespoons butter BOWL SET hours. Cake at 400 -degrees for 15-20 1 teaspoon vanilla Ng cup cream I/2 cup chopped walnuts eggs minutes. Melt butter, add powdered NE 10 -inch bowl, and vanilla and spread on top. NutsCook first six ingredients together to 2 -tablespoons flour 238 degrees (soft ball). Cool to 120 lwls, fork and y2 teaspoon nutmeg may be added if desired. ely shaped bowls + +4 - degrees.Beatuntilthick;add is, 12 & 16 foot sizes.' Hold approx. 150, 250& 350 bushels d plastic. Come in vanilla and chopped walnuts. For a All Welded - Will Not Leak delicious variation, after ingredients ms to accent your are ready to cool, lay two squares of chocolate on hot candy to melt. Will y Lady Arnold. LUTTIG TRAILER COMPANY be ready to beat in when candy is Telephones: Office 535-2610 - Res. 535-2350 cool. Or prepare as you do fudge. +++ EMMETT, KANSAS er each week Is from the reel. F sending us your pe - this can be leftover,salad, dessert or what TRY OUR VIEWPOINT! your recipe care. sure all higredi As we enter the New Year, Mrs. WHEN YOUR viewpoint is an Allis-Chalmerstractor, you don't have to ccurate andac Roy and I wish to extenda special ride the fender to see what you're doing.. .don't have to stretch or e your name and greetingtothe people of the strain your neck to keep between therows .. .don't have to look on the entry. through a forest of mufflers and air -cleaner intakesto see where me recipeata Second District. We appreciate you're going. the many courtesies shownus The trim, tapered hood of an Allis-Chalmers tractor lets to Woman's Page you see where as & Grain, Box throughout the recent campaign. you're going...front, back, sides...and below. All without stretching rattan, Ks., 6650?. It is a privilege toserve as your a muscle. 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Reserve1/4 cup shown inthe "There is one error in 3 tablespoons water Pack tightly into foil -lined 10 -inch An interest was the rec., for topping. Bake for ten minutesin Contest by the young 1 tablespoon light corn tube pan or two 9x5x3-inch loaf pans. Bonus Recipe forMeringueSurprises in 350 -degree oven. Cool. Heatmilk and With the exception syrup Covercakewithfoil,chillin smooth, G&G area cooks. December 15 issue. It should Cook these ingredients in cast ironrefrigerator at least 24 hours beforemarshmallowsuntil Baldock,theyoung re Add 1 cupof Tamara of Mrs.`bake in a very slowoven skillet tillit cracks in cold water.serving. Store in refrigerator. stirring constantly. Cool. contestants arestudents whipped cream with thepowdered degrees) 30 minutes, andnot the' Add 1/2 cup nuts, if desired. Pour into +++ Keith Kelley,Harris. Vernon Yoder, of the marsh- turned in his recipedegrees as it was printed.'" butter pan, 8x8 -inch. Melt 1 package Mrs. WilbertGoering, Mound -sugar. Spread half Another student, the mixtureontopofthe already appeared in Mrs. Ernest Priddy, R chocolate chips and pour over top.ridge:"Ienjoy reading mallow the early and it has 9, Tope Two 10 -cent candy bars will do justthat are printed in the 'Our Dailycracker crumbs. Cover with of G&G. also wrote a thank -you note: blueberrypiefilling.Then add an issue "I want to thank you for as well by breaking into pieces andBread' page of the Grass & Grain. + ++ the sa Here is another recipe that we thinkremaining marshmallow mixture. bowl set which I received when melted by hot syrup spread as a gift around. Let cool. Break into chips.is very good any time of the year." the weekly recipe contest." +++ BLUEBERRY DELIGHT Another note came from 11/2 cups graham cracker NI Mrs. Kenneth Crotts, R 1, LeRoy, Experts Offer AdviceOn William W. Mastellar, R 2, Barna sent this recipe: crumbs "Thank you for the useful 1/2 cup butter or oleo sa INSTANT FRUIT CAKE bowl set. Our family will Make 1 spice cake mix according 1/2 pound marshmallows Beef get a lot Home Storage Of pleasure from using it." todirections. Cool. crumble in large 1/2 cup milk regrigerator temperature,do not With all her modern appliancesrefreezeit.Ifthe meat has not and convenience foods, today'sreached refrigerator temperature,it homemaker still is concerned about MIO can be stored asfresh meat and willMakeshift. Bib SAVE WITH the storage of meats, particularly meats. told ml keep as long as unfrozen When a bibis needed for doctor beef. To thaw a large roast,allow four an yldumb Experts in the fields of meat and child,fasten one of FEE to seven hours for eachpound. If you your bri ELECTRONIC home economics have a number of colored tea towels at the use the oven methodof thawing, back of suggestions and recommendations,allow one to one -and one-halfhours child's neck with aclip -type clo DOME WEIGHING pin. Model 425 as well as answers to questionsfor each pound. Small roastsneed fnatl'onTo concerning beef storage. slightly less time (three to fivehours Pre-packaged beef need not be for each pound) when thawedin the Roo You'll never waste costly feed with an unwrapped if it will be kept in therefrigerator. A one -inch steakwill Corner In Arts -Way 425 or 325 and the optional refrigerator only a short time, such thawin 12 to 14 hoursinthe new Arts -Way Electronic Scale.Ends as one or two days. For longer refrigerator. fdeabc: rationguesswork. You weigh each storage, unwrap and cover loosely. Freeze cooked beef as quickly as ingredient electronically as it goes into - When planning to store your meats touch. possible. Remove the gravy or broth a personal the mixer. There's no waste of protein or supplement.And in the refrigerator, it is important to t.f.1-qii91 you can weigh exact rations outto your animals. take into consideration the storageand freeze separately. Make certain you use a high -quality freezer wrap Comeinand see it in action! temperature atthe market,the c freshness of the meat when pur-to prevent loss of moisture. Do not s chased, the care and time betweentry to home -freeze meat unless your thde7 Distributed by T -L Irrigation, Hastings, Nebr. freezer or freezer comparment has a market and refrigeration at home, 11 Gil temperature of the home unit andtemperatureofzero degreesor MEINHARDT IMPLEMENT colder. BLANDINGIMPLEMENT the meat packaging. Horse Pol Beloit Wamep Rider Loosely covered beef, depending in Di ,..,. Axing coloris on the cut, can be stored at 36 to 40 Largest Stock OfSaddles man C & W FARM SUPPLY MIDWEST SALES & SERVICE degrees for several days. In par- i::.:litilwith mohair. The Marion poll Courtland ticular, standing rib roast will storeRecipe Correction r:!0Aaffinicoityorfsoradtyestheihn wen for five to eight days; steaks, threeAnd Thank You Note 1810 North Buckeye 1,E1,- DANNENBURG IMPLEMENT RAVENSCRAFT IMPLEMENT K.!tyst with a lasting dine to five days; pot roasts, five to six ABILENE, KANSAS Holton Whitewater days, stew meats, two days; ground This note was received from Mrs. cash beef, one to two days; liver, one toJ.W. Steiner, R 3, Sabetha: Open Daily 9 a.m. to 8 p.m Can pickup wall the DAVIES IMPLEMENT STEINER IMPLEMENT two days, and heart, one to two days. 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-11 COW POKES By Ace Reid Towns DisputeOver Catfish Title OS PM -4,11v January 5, 1971 iry 5,1971 ClaimsthatKingmanisthe s ' MID that fishing in the area was not as n,f 11 "Catfish Capital of Kansas" drewgood this year as in the past, but quickreplies from two easternmaintained, "It's coming back." HeAssociation field man, reported the ry much. Kansas cities which have hada in the rec1 said fish get groggy in the greatdrop. ne error friendly rivalryover the title fordepths of Redmond Reservoir and Principal cause was an 88 -day e Surprisesin several years. this caused the poor fishing. summer drought that resulted in a issue. It should re; Bill Batdorf, editor of the very slow oven U Crowell said fishing still is as goodsmaller milo crop which he said Burlington Daily Republican,on the would average 20 bushels compared inutes, and not the as ever in his area. He said the big 6 upperNeoshoRiver,and Bobones come upstream from Grandto 50 bushels last year. was printed.' " ff :IA Crowell, editor of the ChetopaAd-Lake in Oklahoma and are caught at A drastic drop of $10 to $12 in hog t Priddy, R 9, Tope, vance on the banks of the same riverChetopa. prices in September contributed to a thank -you note: near the Oklahoma border, said they Crowell said Chetopa has a Catfishreduction in 1970 farm income. ;hank you for thesal weren't going to giveup or evenDerby each year, from May 1 to July A large supply of hogs - 25 to 30 h I received as a gift, share the title. 4, with a baitshop weighing the bigper cent more - marketedat acipe contest." Kingman's claim, advanced inaones and a prize given fortheheavier weights to a buying public ate came from if 1 Hutchinson News article, is basedon largest. The biggest last year was 51plagued with unemployment or astellar, R 2, Barna, the H & H Processors plant whichpounds, and they sometimes get intoreduced incomes caused deflation in u for the usefulsal openedwestof Kingmanlastthe 60 -pound class. prices, Collins said. family will get a lot, February. Catfish are raised and The biggest catfish ever caught in The drop in pork prices also put n using it." processedthere forsale to the state was at St. Paul, on thepressure on beef cattle prices which groceries, restaurants and privateNeosho, not too far from Chetopa,tumbled from a June 1969 high of $35 clubs. Crowell claimed. per hundred weight to the current P Thesefishrangefromeight level of $26 to $27 he said. ft. Bib OAca Reit, ounces to four pounds, the article Farmersareinacost -price said. b is needed for anoi squeeze caused by inflation and the All very well, Batdorf and Crowell none of yourbri; "That dumb doctor told me to watchmy weight, Drouth, Hog loss of a 7 per cent income tax in- towels at the back of and I told him that's all I've been doin' fer years!" say, but their cities' claim to the, vestment credit on the purchase of with a clip -type cloy Catfish Capital titleisbased on machinery, he said. much bigger fish and on theop- Drop Cut Central Figures have not been completed portunities for a sportsman to catch in the 11 -county area, Collins said, Use Imagination To Create his own dinner. Kansas Income but early estimates from profit and Burlington first became knownas loss totals show about a 25 per cent the Catfish Capital, Batdorf said, in Net farm income for 1970 may Cozy Corner. In Room drop 25 per cent from 1969 in an 11 - setback. the 1930s or 1940s when Gov. Paynecounty area of central and south Counties surveyed were Sumner, A corner of a room can become adecorating ideas isin the use ofRatner and another man caughta Sedgwick, Harvey, Reno, Kingman, 70 -pounder nearby. central Kansas, year-end estimates .herished spotwith a littlefabricforwalls.Fabric -covered indicated. Harper, Pratt, Stafford, McPherson, pagination and a personal touch.wallscan becolorfuland add The Burlington editor admitted Bill D. Collins, Farm Management Rice and Barton. rou can make it an inviting retreatdimension to your corner or room at )37 centering favorite hobbies there.the same time. The possibilities for 'elevision, stereo, games and bookscolor and contrast are limitless. w 'ill attract family and friends alike. Ite People4 Alatio#141oi Ceate4 111-1' Color is the key that can unify the orner area. Choose a printed fabric log For The Horse ou love and splash it in colorfulGirls Guiltier Of nd The Rider .',andon. One of the most dramaticPoor Dining Etiquette 444 lidspAiged cgi Ia e t Stock Of Saddlesraysof introducing colorisin Diningout demandsthebest it Mid -Kansas abrics enriched with mohair. The manners a girl can display. A recent ich luster and affinity for dyes in poll of gourmets revealed that girls iohair reproduce colors at their were more guilty than boys of faulty North Buckeyeurest and truest with alasting LENS, KANSAS Low. dining etiquette. A fellow may oc- casionally mumble his order, but it's aily 9 a.m. to 8 path'abric colors can pickup wall the female who most often changes lys 1 p.m. to 5 p.m,olors, hues from a favorite painting her mind or turns the table into a shades from a rug. Color can be makeup vanity. 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'immissansti alerted Other stateofficials were purchasing would Henry Knouft, state to the possibilitythat Kansas January 5, 1971 director, said his departmentwill be able to buy newcars for C whether theno longer hold onto the bids to see less than $2,000.Budget Director Legislature wantstoraisethe Bibb deleted allrequestsSorghum (milo),according IftheJames W. from theEverette B. Harris, CME maximum nextsession. for money tobuy new cars presia said, the for "Sinceplanstolist ceiling is not hiked, Knouft state agencybudget requests ag state will have toreject the bids. sorghum contractwere first its carsnext fiscal year. thenounced in early October," n Kansas has been buying The state replacesa car on Ha statutory threeyears.said, "our work with for less than the $2,000 averageofevery grain judo maximum largely as aresult of a directors com-people has progressedto where autoSeveral agency subsidy provided by budget hearingsthatnow have specificationsto present carsplained during manufacturers to dealers on vehicles assignedtheiragencies the Commodity Exchange Author b sold to governmental units. the hill" if theyhad(CEA) for final approval. This's $750 perwould be "over The subsidy was about to retain presentvehicles anotherfirst step into aninternation car. That, coupledwith the state's traded grain commodity,"Ha taxesyear. FOR EFFICIENT COMPOSTING exemption from paying excise Dale E. Foose, abuyer in thecontinued, "and we feelthat Making compost of leaves, grass clippings, garden refuse and other on new cars it buys,enabled Kansas who handles mosttimingis optimalin terms Purchasing Dept. of to buy passenger cars forless than purchases, saidcurrent feed grainslivestock materials is hastened with the dual bins shown here. While one is of the state car ra4' removing ready -to -use from one bin, fresh materials are tossed into the the maximum. Kansas has about1,000 passenger Major contractspecifications other bin. As one bin is emptied, material from the other bin canbe The state has a maximumof $2,400 station wagons andbe approved by the CEA for and on Kansascars, but that are: forked into the empty bin, thus stirring and aerating the compost on station wagons Highway Patrolvehicles increase 1. Trading Unit: 200,000 pou of Highway Patrol cars it buys. quicker action. Removable slats on the front side facilitate removal the total size of thestate's motor car (3636.5 Bushels). oldtire °Nd, taXand material. The crossbar aids in making the front section sturdy. Last spring, the manufacturersfleet to 1,661 vehicles. 2. Price Increments:Minim the 70043,whitewa began a policy of withholding second lowest bid 4 Foose said the pricefluctuations shall be the1971Legislatureraisesthe G1195' subsidy, and it has boosted thepricerecieved on the 100vehicles wasmultiples of $.0025 per 100-pon Law, Lack Of maximum Kansas can pay for theof new cars out of thestate's pay third lowest bid cars it buys, $2,917 per car the 3. Daily Price Limits: There The State Purchasing Dept. saidrange. was $2,931. be no trading at a pricemore "It comes as no surprise,"Knouft doesn't$.15 per 100 -pounds Subsidy Makes the lowest bid it received on 100 new "IftheLegislature above orhe, first in the state cars was $2,848.34 per vehicle.said of the bids, which were the authorizeanincrease the previous day's settling price. Car Bids Too High The maximum it is allowed to pay issolicited since the auto manufac-maximum we canpay," Knouft Harris noted that grain sorg turers decided to withdrawtheir unable toacreage has grown The state must reject the bids it$2,000 per standard passenger said,"it will leave us rapidly inr subsidies. years and generallyis contracted received on 100 new sedans unless sedan. purchase new cars." feedlots on a monthly oran basis,mostoften annua Set Details For "Because cattlefeeding operab have become so large,competi and highly integratedin the your.WV Milo Futures west, our proposedcontract The Chicago MercantileExchangedrawn unusualinterest from Board of Governors hasapprovedand PCA officialsinadditio the specificationsforits newestexporters and cattle feeders," feed bill futures contract, YellowGrainCME president said.

The chances are 9 to I that catth coming into your feedlot have roundworms. Even the healthiest looking animals are probably infested. And blood-drinking roundworms do a lot of damage yearly. About 250 millions dollars worth.

just how much could it be costing you to Iced roundworms?

Let's say you hays a !Hoicked head of cattle Say that they're only lightly infested with roundworms -:300 eggs per pain of feces. That's up to 6,000 roundworms per animal. wf ii:':h.-"Flidel'ilibuueltxersdPsaeYch.tajlaaegni)°, 7d. Over 105 days feedlot time roundworms could gobble up more than 634 gallons tibtitikthds of cattle, of blood per !wad! And here's about what it would cost you to maintain the

blood level of your stock: unpaTlialli''sting of 11 8WWf 52.8 lbs. of concentrate worth $2.11

528lbs. of hay worth 6.60 f. R CATTLE 264lbs. of grain worth 6.60 1 wf Gifts for Saving at Capitol Federal 601@ 32.00 631 bwb wwf 625@ 30.50 $15.31 per head Save$450 and get a free Chathamthermal blanket 1 brc in choice of 3 colors: pink. blue or gold. Save $5.000 It's costing von about $15.31 to feed the worms in one head of beef over 105 or more and get a free solid state Midland clock radio bra I4 640@ 29,70 days. Or $1531.00 for 100 head. with Westclox clock -timer that wakes you with music. Iwf And every time you wake you'll have more money in 845 @ 29.20 2 cha Just one feeding of the new CO-OP Cattle Wormers will take care of round. - your passbook -with highest interest compounded 795q, 2890 bwi worms. Thiabendazole does the job, and it costs you about a dollar perhead daily from day in to day out. Save by mail and we'll mail :3? 28.20 red for yearlings. This excellent wormer comes three different ways - As cubes, your gift postage paid. One gift per family. 28.10 blk 28,00 pellets or crumbles. wf 1 PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS CERTIFICATES wf 27.60 We have the facts on safe, sure worming. Stop in or give us a call . wf 27.50 2 blk

COMPOUNDED52 DAILY 5:4COMPOUNDED DAILY 2.5 YEAR- $5,000 MIN Day In to Day Out Interest Paid On Balance SI.,%- 1 Year coop) cattle wormers No Minimums At End of Quarter $1,000 Minimum with Thibenzole*

NavarreA" t. Marys - Fanners Union Co-op Assn. Fanners Union Co-op Capitol 479-2221 Business Assn. Federal y Center canton#11.111 Farmers Union Co-op Farm Co-op Assn. Farmers Co-op & Supply Savings Clay Center -Bala -Miltonvale-Leonardville 94C9a_rmlion Phone UN 2-0392

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according nilo), Grass &Grain Iarris, CME Presiti anstolistag Closeout.Save atract were first January 5, 1971 arly October," Ha )rk with grain indu rogressed to where now on fiberglass cifications to prese ity Exchange Auth Delay Farm Truck al approval. This is ato an internation beltedtires. Safety Rules commodity," Ha `and we feel that The Department of Tran- dimal in terms of sportationhaspostponedits grains livestock me ForemosfEl proposed new regulationsunder tract specifications Tigre' 2+2 with 2 belts which farmers would no longer be by the CEA are: of fiber glass exempt from its highway safety Unit: 200,000pnti,: wrapped around regulations from the effective date Leis). a 2 ply polyester cord body. of January 1 to an effective date of Increments:Minim] plus 1.90 fed. tax and old tire. July 1. uationsshallbe \ Fed. far- Size Fed. Under present regulations, $.0025 per 100-pou Orig. 30.95, 700-13, whitewall tubeless. Orig. taxNow Size Orig. taxNow mers hauling their own produce and rice Limits: There C78-14 30.95 2.15 H78-14 38.95 live stock in their own farm trucks sg at a price more $23 2.93 $35 with a gross weight under 10,000 pounds above or be. 560-15 29.95 1.58 G78-15 36.95 pounds are exempt. The Depart- day's settling prie $23 2.77 $29 ment of Transportation promised to ted that grain sorgt E78-14 32.95 2.35 H78-15 38.95 use the six months to study possible grown rapidly in ret $23 2.98 $35 amendmentstotheproposed enerally is contracted F78-14 34.95 2.55 J 78-14 40.95 2.88 regulations, according to the an- a monthly or a $29 $35 nouncement by Rep. William L. ostoftenannu F78-15 34.95 2.61 900-15 40.95 2.90 Hungate (D-Mo.). :attle feeding opera $29 $35 le so large, comPeti G78-14 36.95 2.67$29 L78-15 42.95 3.22 $35 MEDICATIONS integrated in the s Pfizer injectable terramycin, proposed contract 500cc $11.95 - 50cc $2.15 sual interest from Pfizer Combiotdc, 100cc $2.45 officials inadditi Sul Mycin for mastitis, 10 doses and cattle feeders,' $2.89 Piperazine wormer.. $4 75 gal. dent said. Hudson automatic electric tank heaters $39.95 1000 watt floating tank heaters $13.95 Automatic LP tank heaters $62.50 Heavy duty stockade panels - 34"x16' $8.95 - 52"x16' $9.95

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SALE EVERY STARTING TIME ,-1 Manhattan Commission Co. 12:00 NOON IUTSM r We had a light run of cattle at 1 wf hrn bull 670 @ 27.30 HEIFER CALVES 21/2 MILES EAST OF MANHATTAN ON US 24 ur sale last Thursday, December 3114 blk hfrs ue to the middle of the holiday 805 @ 26.00 1 wf hfr 200 @ 39.50 1 bwf hfr 815 @ 26.00 7 wf hfrs 397 @ 32.40 1 holst cow 1315 @ 20.90 11 blk cow 1040 @ 18.80 meson. However, we expect a good1 bwf hfr 705 @ 25.40 1 bwf hfr 370 @ 31.20 1 wf cow 1185 @ 20.80 !1 hoist cow 945 @ 18.80 4 in of cattle next Thursday, Jan. 7. 8 wf hfrs 1 holst cow 1435 @ 20.80 1 wf cow A lot of outside buyers have 1 wf hfr 740 @ 22.30 550 @ 30.50 1155 @ 18.70 4 char wf hfrs 452 @ 30.50 1 holst cow 1135 @ 20.70 1 red cow 785 @ 18.50 uired about all kinds of cattle, 1 wf hrn hfr 435 @ 30.40 1 hoist cow 1310 @ 20.60 1 wf cow we expect a real good market STEER 795 @ 18.40 CALVES 5 blk hfrs 479 @ 30.20 1 blue m cow 1025 @ 20.30 1 wf cow 845 @ 17.90 r this coming Thursday. 1 wf str 235 @ 41.80 1 blk hfr 420 @ 30.00 1 red cow 1020 @ 20.20 Following is a partial listing of 18 wf hrn strs& bu11361 @ 39.90 2 wf hrn hfrs 520(a? 29.00 1 blk cow 1140 @ 20.00 sale last Thursday: 1 bwf str 410 @ 36.60 1 blk hfr [email protected] 1 wf cow 11315503 @@119..890019.90 3 wf strs 440 @ 35.60 1 wf red neck hfr 500 @ 28.10 1 holst cow OCKER & FEEDER CATTLE 1 wf strs 455 @ 35.50 1 wf hrn hfr 565 @ 27.30 1 wf cow 925 @ 19.80 tol Federal wf strs 607 @ 32.00 6 bwf strs 430 @ 35.40 1 wf red neck hfr 480 @ 27.20 1 red brindle cow1035 @ 19.80 roc wf hrn str 625 @ 30.50 1 broc wf str 385 @ 35.10 1 holst cow 1150 @ 19.80 thermal blanket str 675 @ 30.10 1 wf hrn str 435 @ 34.00 COWS 1 hoist cow 1035 @ 19.70 old. Save $5.000 lk strs 753 @ 29.90 1 broc wf str 460 @ 33.75 1 wf cow 850 @ 23.50 1 wf cow 855 @ 19.50 lidland clock radiowf red neck str 640 @ 29.70 1 wf hrn bull 430 @ 33.30 1 red hrn cow 945 @ 22.10 1 red cow 1160 @ 19.50 !syou with music. bwf str 845 @ 29.20 2 char wf hrnstrs 510 @ 33.10 1 wf cow 1060 @ 21.80 1 wf cow 955 @ 19.50 'e more money in f str 795 @ 28.90 1 bwf str 500 @ 32.00 1 wf cow 955 @ 21.70 1 wf cow 930 @ 19.40 'est compounded f hfrs 620 @ 28.20 1 red str 445 @ 32.00 1 wf cow 965 Cl 21.50 1 hoist cow 1580 @ 19.30 mail and we'll mail f strs 745 @ 28.10 1 blk str 550 @ 31.00 1 wf cow 925 @ 21.30 1 wf cow 1350 @ 19.30 wf strs amily. 858 @ 28.00 1 wf hrn str 525@ 31.00 1 holst cow 1200 02 21.20 1 red cow 990 @ 19.20 f strs 990 @ 27.70 1 wf red hrn str 385 @ 30.30 1 holst cow 1390 @ 21.00 1 broc wf cow 840 @ 19.10 bull CERTIFICATES 675 @ 27.60 1 wf hrn bull 515 @ 29.60 1 holst cow 1510 @ 21.00 1 wf cow 1030 @ 18.90 lk hfrs 671 @ 27.50 2 blk bulls 495 @ 29.60 1 holst cow 810 k 20.90 1 wf cow 935 @ 18.80

2.5 YEAR - $5,000 MIN. 53/4%_ 1 Year $1,000 Minimum r FOR ESTIMATES W. E. DUGAN .... Alta Vista, 229-6430 JOE RAINE .Maple Hill, 663-2226 DON WELLS Manhattan, 539-3744 MERVIN SEXTON ...Abilene, 263-3449 WALT SUTTER Junc. City, 238-5685 BARN PHONE...Manhattan, 776-4815 )1 JOE RAINE, Auctioneer Consignment Reports WIBW Radio 6:30 a.m. Thursdays WIBW - TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays sS 04.off:: BUYING FAT HOGS At Manhattan ....Every weekday except Thursday and Friday At Alma Every Tuesday At Eskridge Every Wednesday At Alta Vista Every Saturday Buying hours 8 a.m. - 2 p m. except Manhattan. For information call the barn in Manhattan, PR6-4815. Or you may call Joe Raine at Maple Hill 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449-2347, Auctioneers: Joe Raine and C.J. Estes or Alma yard 765-3841. bytheboard. ire Martin Boy sbuopaerdrintheonpdeesnt aof schools,said Still Turmoil S petition - Kansas has' aen STORAGE 1970 1969Nu1968 1967 presented. WHEAT : ....,-,v,. ,.s.. ft ay School Patron protect blocked C Extended Around an eastv.j owogsbY' at Kansas plan which would have 0 Q 260,415,513Farm :.1r-. a 47,881,958 central Reseal IV- * Called 233,557,115Warehouse 72,411,805Spring Elder district attendance this .,,tarare 4 At Glen fall ina ,y1 22,200,403 year senior high at Downs, b 25,097 Closing of Glen 3.y01' """sturnPed CORN 4 1 91,037,852 GLEN ELDER - junior highsat Glen Elder here at the endof too- , bing o Extended 1 (Warehouse} Elder high school Cawker City and K-8 at been those th 6111flarl.fuTiialjillash)esirfa; te,.:hdsfao; Reseal 168,173,681Farm school year has centers and at Tipton. c110- 'or b '''' 41.attiA0gce,834,915)98,807,431 the current Called 205,808,574Warehouse21,166,225 0 o- 0 waconda Unified proposed by the The amended planwas reectIa MILO ',. 4.7.64) * District (No. 272)in a centralizationmended by a State Department Extended P the tWO W plan presentedto residents of Education survey team tl Reseal 10,893,838Farm 7.Yk`ks 2,341,492 3.488,142 Elder ruralschool which 0 former Glen named afterpatronsvoted MOO( Called 11,117,837Warehouse ,. 5,288,203 0 : district. November 3 against disorgani BARLEY Ogge ''''-'17',- z-7 OWSF Students in grades9-12 from Glenthe unified district. Extended , i'.',". A 14,670,870 Elder and CawkerCity, Kas., would Last Aprilabond Reseal 75,106,749Farm $4' issue high school and yib Called 21,763,364Warehouse, sA 1,852,736 3,568,372 1,671.386 attend Cawker City defeated. The funds wouldhave students in grades 7-8would attendused to construct a new 4 SOYBEANS school. A 12 - -year la Extended Glen Elder elementary school at Downs, renovate and an Cawk Reseal 0 Farm 35,351,321 4,523,19114,851,25611,218,316 yearschoolatDowns, City high school for centralized Called 94,812,181Warehouse28,850,685 0 6,157 11,255 elementary school atTipton, Kas.,grades, the construct anew Tip, wouldnotbeaffectedby elementary school and update changes. other three grade schools. GOVERNMENT LOAN ACTIVITY Patrons of the formerGlen Elder The unified district includes will be extended in 1971 and thosethat ix This chart shows what government loans on grains closing i will be rural district must approve ofMitchell,Osborne and will be called. The figures are bushels. The shaded areasindicate grain on which loans petition to the S others will be called. The figurefor 1968 of the high school by a Counties. extended (that is, the grain may be resealed). All school board or in anelection called farm -stored corn has been circled because the governmenthas not fully decided whether it will call these loans. Pea4t4 ne44 Safi It's Massey -Ferguson "Get Your Little Gems at Pearl's" PRE -INVENTORY LT TR T I Now's the time to take your time to work out a CLEARANCE

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"Now I might get out one day ndance this fall in the collection vary in valuefrom 25a month to look for wire." collecting becomes a business andhe explained. professor of agronomy at Kansas cents to more than $100per strand, that takes all the fun out of it," he Owensby indicated that he got a high at Downs, State University, will attest to that.or an 18 inch length of wire. However, Owensby has otherasserted. "fake" wire on a trade and is at Glen Elder1 sources. "Students bring in an awful s Owensby, who collectsrare Owensby, a New Mexico native, H e did note however, that he willlooking for the culprit to re -trade. and K-8 at ands of the stuff, has stumped lot of wire they have found. And became fascinated withotherwhenever I talk to farmers I askeither have to put money into new"Traders usually guarantee their at Tipton. over much of the state searching for strands or his collection won't grow. ided plan was recta people's collections andbegan tothem if they have any unusual strands wire when they trade. If a trader sections of "Dodge Star" or "Judsoncollect himself. He searchesfor the "I've reached an impasse. The wiresgets the reputation of a 'faker,' he is a State Departmeni; Ribbon," two types of rare barbed of wire on their land," he said. barbed gold whenever hisworkWhenever he finds a strand he wantsin my collection aren't valuablewashed up. No one will trade with urvey team which it wire. enoughtotrade voted t takes him out of the city. forhiscollection, Owensby asks forveryrarehim or buy his wires," Owensby apatrons A barbed wire collector for two "When Ifirst began collecting strands. If I get anymore, I'm afraidexplained. 3 against disorgani4nd a half years, Owensby hasa permission of the landowner to take wire, I would search abouteverythe wire, and then he replaces it withI'll have to buy them," he said. Some of the rarest and most district. Collectingrarewire isnotsought after wires include "Page," ila bondissue 4 a new strand. "I always carry wire in my car so I can replace wire Iunusual. Owenbsy indicatedthat"Armstrong Dolittle," "Judson ie funds would have it about50,000Americans itruct a new 4 -year take from farmers," he added. wereRibbon," and "Dodge Star." The Owensby professeshavingtheprofessed collectors and that severalageofthewire,accordingto owns, renovate Co associationsexistedforwireOwensby, has little to do with the !hool for centralized best luck around reservoirs and old homesteads. The most valuable wirecollectors. value of it. 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12 Grass & Grain January 5, 1971 Conservation Funds Still Hinge On State Budget the Concerned about one ofthethis section. Bittel's term as chairman of Stroberg Slant BarFeeder Panels deepest proposed cuts in the Kansas thepaperwork andstate committee will end in January "Much of it feeders, fence line feeders, state budget, Wesley Bittel, Ellis, isorganization work of the countyand he said he was hopeful that Canbe used as trench silo gates, wouldn't end on such anote of portable corrals, catch pens, orrectangular, square or,coe. keeping his fingers crossed over theSCDs arehandledby the icsoansssemucn governor's budget request. secretaries, and if the state doesn'tfrustration. minutes. He pointed out these cuts came at Smenstdr lockAssembles uoggre dd .11 "There is no point in glossing itend up helping pay them the cost will be to be borne by the counties or elsea time when outside pressures were over.IfBibb'srecommendation causing an increase in work forsoil orthCentral holds, we will have to do without these Stroberg Equipment Co. it could have a disastrous conservation districts. effectonconservation workin valuable workers," Bittel said. "We have won the fight for release "We have all this pressure about Hutchinson, Kansas gc4r5011,1:' rs°,ffiDesstarlanaLttireeei°a:orisawa stFa,Ar.lv.ivi Kansas," said Bittel, chairman of about the State Soil Conservation Com-of ACP funds which have beenecology and environment, 603 Urban Drive (off West 5th) rd9 mittee. frozen by Congress. Now we have tosaving our resources and cleaning Phone Area -Code 316 MO 2-7650 .401;Billy ro.stev lt up our water, all of which are partof get state help so that these federal Res. 4901 N. Monroe Phone MO 2-4800 Bittel was referringtothe ::0thetYi _hater Pres funds can be used effectively," hethe soil conservation program in d efini advisor recommendation of James Bibb,said. Kansas," Bittel said. district state budget director,that state lil'r4ric° appropriations forthe statesoil conservationcommittee,local vir county board ofsoilsupervisors Pro offices,andwatershedplanning 1755 1855 1955 111(85 the work to be held to $48,000, compared isZTEER TRACTORS with last year's appropriation of is $440,000. phi "Iknowthegovernorhas wa requested that we all hold the line on 01(ii tra requests for money," said Bittel, ret "but a 90 per cent reduction could tak cripple our work." Dathe{ddotherit:itwn.rtriftooapfserniriNogn9lotixraslocafnifms'ytaewssiarsaindiast: gra Bittel said the state committee knew the present state office staff 1 was overworked with only three al is employes, so a request was made for al)l two more employes, one for office Imieficiaties ofGOPsta work in planning and engineering pre officials and and the other a fieldman. tol farm inn Since this amounted to an increase ltEgress confidence of $20,000 in expenses, the amount Nololaw's emphasis on the wily and freedomofst r requested for watershed planning a was reduced by that amount to keep 111.44.100*,:i.44ed: Oilers will serve as fed the financial request at last year's rfii far accomplishing coo level. OLIVER PRESENTS A MODERN LINE OF TRACTORS plo Orange goalsandand klareneeded in rural will "We even hated to do this since the Built for better farming. Oliver -a combination of two great companies, one in federal government has released littl the field of agriculture and the other in the world of trucks - has created a new ocwi film it: "American some of their funds and watershed L tractor series to increase your productivity today and tomorrow. intoa activity is picking up, but we thought O moving Agi Here are three modern models more powerful than their predecessors. And, freer, market - we had to make a cut somewhere to they're new all around - in design, convenience and performance. This is power Alward ref( stay in balance," Bittel said. with an all -work look, expressed in bold, sleek lines - and forward -lighting pillion, new directions reo The legislature appropriated headlamps tucked into a rugged, weight balancing grille. :Aga and en - foci $120,000 lastyear for watershed Husky hydraulic power makes every move you make more efficient- from planning. There are nine watershed steering to braking, from shifting to PTO engagement. And, now you can districts in the state with planning in overlook work from a rubber -cushioned compartment that provides soothing progress and 11 with top priority for driving comfort. Illlwant GRASS & GRA planning. In addition, Kansas has 10 watershed projects completed,14 1755 1855 1955 underconstruction,and 6 in preconstruction organization stages. Delivers 86 Certified PTO Horse- Develops 98 Certified PTO Offers 108 Certified PTO Horse. ated find II S4 for one year Along with the watershed planning power. A solid performer with Horsepower. A smooth,tur- power. A big tractor with ahut. funds, Bibb eliminated entirely state in-built quality and built-in heft. bocharged, 6 -cylinder diesel that ky build to handle heavy, wide matching funds for county board steps up the tempo of field work. secretaries. Plenty of pull for the tough jobs, span implements. Turbo -charged, The state has matched county plenty of hustle for any job. Six- Also offered with a naturally- 6 -cylinder diesel engine. Category funds up to $3,000 to hire a secretary cylinder gasoline or diesel engine. aspirated gasoline engine which III hitch with a lift capacity of for each county board of supervisors develops 92 CertifiedPTO 6,000 pounds. ofthe localsoilconservation Horsepower. districts. This averaged out to a cost of DURHAM HOLTON about $2,400 a county in 1970 since a G & RImpl. Co. few of the counties didn't have a Spicer Implement CLAY CENTER EMPORIA secretary and other counties don't MARYSVILLE ALMA pay the maximum allowed under Toburen Imp'. Co. Arndt Equip. Co., DI 2-5262 Peschel Bros. hnpl. 41111111 Eberwein Garage

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°FKANSAS THOUSANDS OF ITEMS FOR 913 2384839 THE FARMandHOME 1 since early 1969 of government foodaddress and social security number programs for needypeople. in the space at the top of the form, Grass & Grain 13 1971 But there are many other valuableScribner emphasized. For joint programs in USDA, Hardin said,returnsthe name, address and that do not attract nationalsocial security number of husband January 5, 1971 headlines. and wife are required. One of these is "rural development," a nebulous term for dozens offederal -state programs aimed over the years at improving the lot of rural America. A stated objective of the Nixon Panels administration is somehow to alter future population growth so that {ceders, gates, more people live and work in the square or de- nation's small sisminutes. cities andtowns. an. However, no clearly defined rural development program has emerged.

Co. DISTRICT FFA OFFICERS EIrCTROGATOR isrevers- Officers of the North Central district of FFA line up at Topeka ible merely by the push of a for a conference of state and district officers. With them at left is button. It is 100% automa- IRS Revising tic, aligning in either direct- Wayne Humphries, a national FFA vice president from Illinois. ion. Facing Humphries are Dwight Johnson, Manhattan, district Form Labels MO 2-4800 president; Billy McDaniel, Salina, vice president; Curtis Stoffer, Abilene, secretary; Steve Marsh, Miltonvale. treasurer; John WICHITA- The Internal Revenue Morgan, Concordia chapter president; Jerry Hageman, district Service has announced a change in sentinel; and the district advisor from Mankato. its mailing label procedures. The label showing the taxpayer's name and address which is used to mail out the tax packages will be vironmental endeavors...already AMERICA'S FINEST CIRCULAR IRRIGATION SYSTEM placed directly on the cover of the SDA Likes producing benefits for farmers and1970 package,said electric -powered reversible HarryF. Efficient,lowcost,dependable,electrical The system is reversible. It rotates in either the entireeconomy." Scribner, district director of In- power assures constant kpeeds whether travel- direction at any time without irrigating if the Part of the reason, the report said, ing up -hill or down -hill. The rate of travel is need arises. arm Law ternal Revenue for Kansas. the same ...'summer or winter. is the Nixon administration's em- Taxpayers receiving their 1970 tax halm, duty pipe throughout phasis on "new federalism" of what Heavy duty 6-5/8" 10 -gauge steel pipe through- N-Nk, packages in the mail should peel the push button control out. No other system uses such heavy pipe. Anyway wasdescribedasthedecen- Finger-tip push button control. Just push a (Patents Pending) label off the cover and place it in the button to start, stop, or reverse direction. NO tralization of government and more flexible coupling The Agriculture Act of 1970 "was address portion of the Form 1040 WATER REQUIRED to move the system. Flexible coupling at every tower can twist or reliance on "encouraging states tothey file. Use of the label identifies bend without distortion or undue Areas on the e climax of the two Nixon ad- machine. take on more responsibility, greaterthe taxpayer and thereby removes a highest crop clearance inistration years" in farm affairs,grass roots participation." High crop clearance . ..it can look a giraffe -ELECFROGATOR--Division of e Agriculture Department says in major cause of processing and right in the eye! Pipe height is 13 feet, with Reinke Mfg. Co., Inc. The new farm act, the report said, over 9 feet clearance at the lowest truss. ,Deshler, Nebraska 88304 1 year-end summary. It also cites a refund delays, Scribner said. is an "imaginative far-sighted A million .Name 'ar-ranging list of other programs it andaquartertax Address application of the new federalism" wide range of speeds City returns were delayed in processing State considers beneficiaries of GOP Wide range of speeds . . .just set the speed starting with this year's new crop control at the pivot noint for the rate of travel am interested in your system. Please have 1 last year because the social security salesman call. Clip and send to above address for e Leadership. programs. needed. The system can make a complete additional information. Administration farm officials and number as it appears in the IRS revolution in as little as 12 hours. - - - -...... - - Thus, it appears, the ad-files, this error can be eliminated by Send above coupon directly to Reinke Mfg. Co., Inc., or - e report both express confidenceministration is counting heavily on hat the new farm law's emphasis on using the label. CALL GEO. COX & SONS, INC., CLIFTON, KANSAS the new farm law as a demon- Ifthelabel Francis Cox Ph. 913.455.3593 Daryl Cox Ph. 913-4553301 nore flexibility and freedomof ismutilated,the stration ground for "newtaxpayer should print or type name, COMPLETE IRRIGATION WELL SERVICE-Drilling, Pumps and Tests !hoice for farmers will serve as afederalism" inhopes that a najor vehicleforaccomplishingcooperative spirit will be kindled ;ome of the long-range goals andand fed and that rural development 'eforms they feel are needed in ruralwill fall into place naturally with as th-nerica. little federal dominance as possible. Come to where -As the report puts it: "American Likethereport,Secretaryof agricultureis movingintoaAgriculture Clifford M. Hardin 7 iealthier era, toward freer, market-referred to the other programs in a iriented production, new directionsrecent news conference at which he the knowledge is or humanitarian and en-focused mainly on the expansion

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ALL ACTIVITIES IN This brand-new 21 -inch electric -start John Deere Power Mower will be given COMMUNITY BUILDING away at our "Farming Frontiers '71" Program. her in your present horns for a of ate includes new bathroom fixtua aside windown, 13' of partitionfi ()dem flush door vd trim, mire, HAVE YOU BEEN WANTING TO BUILD-ON SEE THE NEW JD 4320 TRACTOR ON DISPLAY rtile,recessed twin.lignt medicoik soap and grab TO YOUR HOME? sr holder, point, ALSO - George and Marjorie Munkres and the entire staff of Tri-County Sales $29136 invite you to be our guests SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 16, at a You won't be able to put it off any longer when you find out the low cost of Polyurethane Sandwich Panels. FREE DANCE AT THE COMMUNITY BUILDING SEE US TODAY Enjoy the music by Al Jennings orchestra LIFETIME MODULAR HOMES ERMART JOHN DEERE Tri- CountySales, Inc. JOHN DEERie THE HOME MD FAO OF KANSAS, INC. 211 East Spruce. 913 238.8839 JUNCTION CITY, KS. ON HIGHWAY 56 HERINGTON, KANS. AE inkling as to othermachinery and heatingapparatus rating gives no their feedlot by Feb. 1, ofgas - quick 1971. characteristics anti - Saffels said the docket word.$1 I On pickup, mileage, will s., -up2 v_ May Insist starting, good re 0,4 if January 5, 1971 doesopen until the KCC can olp ad rs Grass & Grain icing. Also, theysay, the rating detera. dont Plod at theA9,: 14 account the brand,the agreement wassatisfac OctaneRating not take into implemented. He said 010 DISPLAY0 model and ageof a car. construe of new electric lines cl.ASSIash have a 5.0cB, engine takes place would be Knocking in an On Gas Pump the gas fails to burnvolved. flied bYc Ag press P. when some of in a series of 1.pii TO: The Federal TradeCommission smoothly, igniting ready with a sort prematureexplosions. (FTC) is reported small, is of "truth in gas" measure- theGasoline with ahigh octane rating orignite posting of octane ratingson service likelytoburn less USDA PropsEgg AIRY-SUPPLIES station gas pumps. prematurely. Such a ruling, firstsuggested to WANIEG° Sen. William the FTC in 1968 by Prices With 010SUPPLy Proxmire, would beissuedand enforced over protests fromthe oil Purchase Plan industry. Feedlot, City octane The Agriculturedeaprtment Industry contends the announced a stepped important com- up egg edlselbehlfYpsikdttkivee:saliricelaea,rne:-kfiatrosom.: rating is only one DisputeSettled chase program again However, aimed Start wheat growing ponentofmotor fuel. Commission sources, Kansas Corporation strengthening pricesthis winter, according to Capitol Hill between two intended as officials say a dispute The plan involvespurchases ni fast... top -dressNOW! the FTC requirement is thecityof unspecified quality a first step to helpdrivers figure thefeedlot ownersand of semi 10# growth as soon as the Herington over allegedinsufficientegg mix fordonation Wheat needs nitrogen to resume best kind of gas for their car. ton winter dormancy. This is the been settledfamilies. The buying f8 fr!t-Elin516.atles20C0a: young plants awaken from Basically, the octane ratingis theelectrical service had will be crucial stage at which Gulf Mr.N* full 33.5% nitrogen is without com-with funds earmarked VIA AV 4'2958 converted into extra bushel building power. measure of the gasolinefor burningby the two parties for knocking. price support activities. Wheat responds more profitablyto ferti- smoothly without mission action. and fuel, Lyle Keith Nelsonand his son, Egg buying for donations nEtOUIPMENT lizer than virtually any other crop, ac- Knocking wastes power be oF:iptvoRrneVAl Steve Nelson, had filed acomplaintan annual program early cording to leading agronomists. That's causes noise, mayresult in extra in 1968 why it's important to apply Gulf Mr-N- pollution,and cityof Heringtonuntil now has been confined 81'0 dosesofexhaust against the to early for a fast spring come -back and a itfailedtoprovidethelarger production periods engine damage. alleging in nitrogen growth -boost that lasts clear 4 sufficientspring and early summer, through to harvest. Topdressing 120 lbs. Different engines have differentfeedlot they operate with will pay off tx 4 electrical power. From April to June per acre of Gulf Mr. N now octane requirements. the del. /Ammeniummote of the rdoryeqUIpnlen in a bonus yield that can easily average "Consumers may be payingtoo Dale E. Saffels, chairman ment bought 16.6 millionpounch 10 extra bushels per acre. i FERTILIZER I much for gasoline, buying too low anKCC, said he opened thedocket onegg mix at a cost of almost X1E mccLURE Trodemork of Gulf Oil Corporation Oure OM Car.1 the orcontributingthe casebutthen recessed million dollars. Thiswas equjv Alta Vista octanegasoline, vs$4 Oahu, your Out, Mr. N Wire Or ask unnecessarily to our already criticalhearing after urging theparties toto about 846,000 cases ofshell us about out custom opprIcotfroo ca^..... pollution problem," Proxmiretold atry to settled the matterbetween Purchases of farmcommodi Nonfarm. 4 is Gulf gic 1969 FTC hearing. themselves. fordonationare carried "I realize there are other im- Saffels said the city agreed tofrequently to help boostprices 11WvGulf is here to help you grow the portant qualities to gasoline," furnish the Nelsons with enoughfarmersduringtimes of Wisconsin Democrat said, "but it iselectricalpower to operateproduction. Budget Milkers the single most important criterion Ike WitAmmonium Nitrate Stdls in the quality and price of gasoline." plies ME 22811 A number of consumer groups Saturday, January joined Proxmire in asking for the IliCENTER, KANS. Starts9:30 a.m. Lunch C K PROCESSING CO. requirement. - To settle the estate of Wm. V.Pi Miles East PRs6-9269 Oil Company representatives at ger, located at Fostoria, Kansas, the same hearing generally opposed 21/2 proximately 22 mi. north of M the requirement, saying an octane on Hwy. 13, or 6 mi. east of Olsburg Hwy. 16, 11/2 mi. north; or 5 mi. MO and cut by ex- of Westmoreland, 2 mi. north. rritimen in our own

AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: This is a large sale, with Monument Co. Snowed under small articles and collectors items. Nothing will be sh Iroft dig it out. before day of sale. The household goods & antiques in Edw Runde,Owner But you tell 01' Ev what you want and we'll house will sell starting at 1:00 p.m. !NO' e -N 416d BARRE Eii123 Grain Dec.21 GUILD For Complete Listing Of Antiques See Grass & 101ER 1964 JD 4020 diesel, wide front1967 JD 55, cab, air, real good OTHER MACHINES kiswomse power shift $5250 $5750 1965 JD 3020 diesel,wide 1962 JD 95 ¶3750NH 616 one row cutter .. $650 front.waiver. shift $16501965 JD 45, cab, real good Papec 35A one row cutter Wm. V. Pittenger Estate 1964 JD 3020diesel, wide $3850 S49- CEMETER Y IHC20C, good $295 J. W. YANTISS, ADMINISTRATOR front, overhauled and paint-1963 ,S15/ Lao- 7 $2700 Clerk ,J. W. YantisMORIALS ed $45001962 JD 45, cab $1995JD 16' springtooth, 3 pt.$350 James Sullivan, Atty. for the Estate JD 16' springtooth, 3 pt. .$275 Lawrence Welter -Auctioneers- Glenn Applegak 1964 JD 3020 diesel, wide 1962 JD 40 & 205 corn held PwContirsous Sonic* front $4250 $1695JD 12' springtooth, 3 pt ,like Manhattan, Ks. 778-3455 Wamego, lit 1961 JD 2010, overhauled and1962 JD 40, overhauled$1495 new $250 kis Us* on US24 painted, wide front $15001959 JD 45 $1595JD 12' springtooth, 3 pt., good hid City Limits 1957 JD 720 diesel, just spent1957 JD 45 $695 $200 AUCTIO $1200 in parts alone at cost1968 MH 410, cab, good$6500JD 10' AW disk, good $450 LIVESTOCK price, priced at only$22001957 MH 82 SP $1595JD 9' RWA disk $250 SCHAUBEL 1957 JD 720 diesel $19951956 MH 80 SP $695IHC No. 37 disk $200 NEU CO., INC. $1895 JD Noe.,toet 't JD 1959 JD 620, good $495 1962 JD 3010 diesel with cab1956 MH 80 SP 201 $450 "Iilal0 ME 23531 1952 MH 26, good $395 $3500 JD 12' tool bar chisel $295 1:00p.m. A 1961 JD 3010 diesel, wide front1951 MH 26, good $295JD 9' mower bar to fit 38 cut- CERT, t, (*IMille. Owner $29001966 Gleaner C -II & cab $5500 ter, real good $600 teCENTER 1954 JD 60 $800 JD 24' field conditioner, al- 1953 JD 60 $7951969 INC 403, cab, hydro drive most new $695 $7195 The hog market was about steady over last week. Pigs sold$8.00 MONUMENTS 1951 JD B $495 1°6's Miller offset 12' $995 to $18.50. 1950 JD A $4001967 IHC 403, cab, hydro drive1970 Miller offset8I,/2' demo. 132 lb. feeder pigs sold at $15.60 per hundred. 1951 JD A $495 $6995 $1250 Butcher hogs sold from$15.00to $15.20. Sows sold at $8.60 to 1954 JD R $6501967 IHC 403 $6500 $11.05. WHATTAN CATTLE IHC M, overhauled & painted1965 IHC 303, cab $4500 NEW MACHINES IONUMENT $695 Baby calves sold at $73.00 to $75.00.Bologna bulls sold from CO. IHC M 1960 IHC 151, cab, pickup reel, we have had a little too long $23.50 to $23.60. $395 robot header $2500JD 1020, lot of extras .$3650 INC M $495 Following is a partial listing of the cattle sales last week: 1J.BEAUDET 1952 IHC C $3501960 IHC 151, cab $1795JD RG 4 cultivator.. $975 JD 100H field conditioner, VfICE ad Display 1954 MILtretty 3 ptVtitch1960 IHC 91 $995 red bulls 800 @ 27.50 wf strs 515 @ 32.80 demo. $850 1?3 No. 3rd 4./$395 mixed strs 285 @ 37.50 blk strs 615 @ 32.05 3 MH 44's Choice $200 CORN HEADS JD 20' 100H field conditioner Case 400 diesel, wide front. $795 red bulls 860 @ 24.60 wf strs 650 @32.00 1963 210 JD $495JD F245 7 bottom .... $1700 mixed hfrs 500 @ 27.40 red strs 640 @ 30.00 Res, phone painteddikl $$591295 blk hfrs 420 @ 28.10 1951 . 51962 205 JD $495JD F145 5 bottom with sealed blk hfrs 536 @ 29.10 PigI31 Fs wf strs 550 @ 31.50 1966 238 INC $795 coulters, demo. $1195 wf bull clvs 366 @ 37.25 41MITAN, COMBINES 1969 438 IHC $2750JD F125 3 bottom, 3 pt, new wf hfrs 520 @ 28.90 blk strs 510 @ 31.25 KANS. 1970 Carryover JD 95 $595 blk hfrs 680 @ 27.60 1967 438 IHC $2500 wf strs 525 @ 32.50 1967 JD 95, cab & air, real JD BV,50/110up disk wf strs 480 @ 34.70 ItIONEERING good $68001966 438 IHC $2395JD 567 wheel rake, demo. blk bull clvs 275 @ 36.25 brocf strs 400 @ 34.80 blk hfrs 225 @ 34.50 bwf & wf hfrs 471 @ 30.75 char bull 550 @ 31.25 COME ONE AND ALL TO THIS SALE bwf & wf hfrs 632 @ 28.45 char bull clvs 397 @ 32.70 0E. WELTER In addition to the above listings, you'll find about everything you need on your farm at Farmers blk & bwf strs 524 @ 33.60 char hfrs 330 @ 31.60 blk strs 415 @ 34.75 Union. JD Shopworn machinery; Lilliston cultivators; GB Loaders; DuAl loaders; JD loaders. JD Cows sold at $17.60 to $20.00 'Iki4lAIENsEAELREAN Grinder -Mixers; blk & bwf strs 712 @ 31.70 4v..4soli cued Sunmaster Shredders; Miller offset disks. Grain-O-Vator wagons; Egging Cabs; Excel Cabs; mall (4111 Hinkler Cabs; Crust Busters; Side Winder Mowers; Hutchinson Elevators; M & W Wagons; Parker HORSE SALE 0000 us24 Wagons; JANUARY 16, 1971 Big Ox Blades & Chisel Plows; and about anything you use on a farm except mules. 4:siEnv .4/55 6:30 p.m. WE ARE DEALERS FOR - Papec Grinder - Mixers kiss FULL LINE OF BEAR CATS G - B Loaders - DuAll Loaders - Grain - 0 - Vator Wagons For info. or estimates and Hutchinson Elevators TOM WALKER KCNK Barn 243-1074 MON.-WED.-FRI. Home 243-1674 Auctioneer 6:45 ROLLIE LAG MAURICE MITCHELL CH3-2215 Chester Nebraska Farmers Union Hdw & Implement 402-324-5045 EVERETT HOOBLER, manager Phone 437-2913 Concordia SalesCo. V010408E8i ST. MARYS, KANSAS KANS CONCORDIA nd heating apparattz GRASS & GRAIN by Feb. 1, 1971. 200 HEAD of- openand bred FOR SALE- Reg. Shorthorn Holstein heifers, 300 to 900lbs. d the docket will rent, W. G. Wiebe, 913 244-7625, Sum- bulls ready for service.Suit- able for crossbreeding. Also15 he KCC can deter alLOUlb merfield, Kansas. tfunreg. Shorthorn heifers. Glenn Lent was satisfac RATES: 74 a word. $1 minimum TA2s V0a1AO for one week. DISCOUNTS: (withcash orders only) WOOD SHAVINGS for sale atE. Lacy, Miltonvale, Ks., Phone d. He said constru deduct 10% if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct25% if ad runs 4 weeks. REFUNDS: all times. Nelson Manhattan 913 4274513. x45 collect a refund at the Ag Press office you may tric lines would be. for any unused amount paidif an ad is cancelled. Hatchery, Manhattan, Ks., Ph. FOR SALE CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 913 778-3412. - Heavy springer (boxed ads) $2.10a column inch.CASH: ads not accompa- SBTF Holstein heifers. GaryHolt- nied by cash have a 25 -cent billing chargeadded. haus, Havensvdlle, Ks. Phone Mail To: Ag Press - P.O. Box 1009 FOR SALE - Registered 15 948-2427. 1 - 1207 Moro - Manhattan, Kansas 66502 -JE9-7558 month old Charolais bull. 1970 SB45 Hutchmasterrollingplow (disk) 14'. 1968 Ford F100 pick-HOLSTEIN BULLS- Service Notices BOB WILSON age. Wesley Nauerth, 1724 S. SELLING TES .i. hD up. Emerson Mugler, Rt. 1, Manhattan Avenue, Manhattan, Props Egg DAIRY SUPPLIES Auctioneering Clay Center, Ks. Phone 632-3994 Phone 778-3002. Real Estate x47 x45 WAMEGO All types sales SPF 20 HOLSTEIN springer heifers With Ph, 494-2552 WE ARE now filling our newly DAIRY SUPPLY or 778-3424 DUROC & HAMP BOARS for sale. Wamego, Ks., Phone constructed commercial feedlot 913 456-2403. x45 Box 118 -St. George, Ks. Validated; Brucellosis Free with cattle for finishingon isePlan Your authorized dealer for: Sonoray & Backfat Probe "popped" milo rations. To re- FOR SALE -Bred Hamp & iculture deaprtment DeLAVAL milkers And Days To 220 Lbs. serve a pen for your cattle andYork gilts to farrow in next 30 a stepped up egg i. HOUSEMOVING for details on our feeding pro-days. Leonard Berger, Hanover, CLAY push-button eqpt. Several under 1" backfat. )rogram aimed . gram, call Max Deets at 913 Phone Waterville 785.2394.x45 MUELLER Bulk Tanks HOUSE MOVING 738-2263 or residence 913 738- ing prices this winter, CLINTON & BUTCH HARRIS 2143. SB48 FOR SALE - Registered An- involves purchases Phone 913 924-2543 gus bulls. Honeycutt Farms, Stores and Service from SOLDIER, KS. 66540 CHAROLAIS BULLS from best Blue Rapids, Ks. 1 of x45 quality sera 1, Wamego & Sabetha, Kansas known bloodlines. SAM. Smooth fordonationto p and shapely.Official weaning REGISTERED DUROC boars, the buying will be For Free Estimates Call: weights to 785, 740 from firstnationallyaccreditedSPF. WAMEGO 456-7200 or s earmarkedfor I: BUYING CATTLE? calf heifer. % thru 15/16. Pet-These boars are sired by Ringo SABETHA AV 42958 erson Charolais Ranch, Salina, breeding. Fast gainers. See iart activities. PCA money finances cattleop- Kansas. Harley 913 823.9090. these boars before you buy. ing for donations bee, Ron 913 8274054. Harold Brumm, Rt. 3, Junction DeLAVAL DAIRY EQUIPMENT erations for hundreds of stock- x46 program early in 1968 men in this area. City, Ks., Phone 913 238-7258. has been confined to, Clay Farm Equipment FOR SALE - We have dispers- x47 Mueller Bulk Tanks ed our registered Angus cattle aduction periodsin.;; Call OWEN DUER herd, and we would like to sellFOR SALE - 3 Holstein heif- I early summer. Short or Long Distance 8 new Pride of the Farm Elec-ers, heavy springers. Lewis State wide Moving 913 -776-7061 pril to June the dep Service & Repairs tric cattle waterers that have Taylor. Phone 224-3695, West- All Types of Frame Structures ;lit 16.6 million pouch for most dairy equipment never been unpacked. A large moreland. SB46 at a cost of almost selection of cattle chains, tags, JOE McCLURE R. W. REASONER MANHATTAN, KANS. clippers, blades and other itemsWANTED - Up to 1000 calves liars. This was equiv too numerous to mention. Ph.or yearlings to winter.Phone 46,000 cases of shell ei Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista 913 394-2546, Brenner Angus 738-5016,Paul Meer, Beloit, Ks. 913-539-8187 Manhattan, Ks. x48 es of farm commoth, Call Between 6:00 p.m. & 12:00 p.m. SPF Duroc, Boars Ranch, Rural Route,Ellis, Serviceable Age Kansas. x48 lionarecarried iDALE FOR SALE - Somelarge to help boost prices; Figures FOR SALE - Gilts, boars, ewes to lamb first of March or WELLS LAND IMPROVEMENT Also would trade for Quarter Horse duringtimesofk SURGE bred sows, some to farrow MEMBER KCCA AND LICA soon, $65 up. Louis Weixelman, colts. Oscar Adams, Hanover, Open Gilts Wamego, 456-9805. SB45 Ks. 66945. Phone 331-2575. x45 Pipe Line Bucket Milkers Ph. Junction City 913-238-4382 Stalls If No Answer 238-7106 FOR SALE - Duroc boars, ser-FOR SALE - 17 good big An- January 9 324 Frederick ME 2-2811 viceable age.913 389-2735, gus cows, 3 to 8 years old, calf - CLAY CENTER. KANS. FRED GERMANN James Herredsberg, Lebanon, hood and Lepto vaccinated, - Lunch Serve DWIGHT, KS. Kansas. x45 pregnancy tested, start to calve MEMORIALS Feb. 1.$275. Milton Hetten- Late of Wm. V. Pitte WANTED - About ten head bach, Cedar Point, 316 274-3338. Fostoria, Kansas, FOR SALE - Beef cross calves Ponds Terraces Grading We will have 500 head of calves of young Shorthorn cow and x45 ii. north of Manila Waterways Clearing calf pairs. Ed. Rehman, Fall mi. east of Olsburg MONUMENTS at our barns every weekend, 4 River, Kans. 67049. Phone 316FOR SALE - Registered York- north; or 5 mi. w Land Leveling weeks to 400 lbs. Also Holstein shire boars, half brothers on Stones designed and cut by ex- bull. Heifer calves. All triple 658-5288. x48 , 2 mi. north. perienced craftsmen in our own test have gained 2.20, 2.40 and plant. ROGGENDORFF CONST., INC. vac. W. G. Wiebe, Summerfield, FOR SALE - Purebred Hamp-2.54 lb. per day and a younger Phone 913-539-3984 Kansas 913 244-7625. tf irge sale, with man, Rundle Monument Co. shire boars 250 to 300 lbs., vac-pen gaining over 2 lbs. Law- )thing will be shot 1630 OSAGE - MANHATTAN FOR SALE - Six month old cinated, and guaranteed breed-rence Bandel, 456-9334, Wa- 4s & antiques in tte Harlan Rundle, Owner filly, good conformation, pleas- ers. Don & Thick Schotte, Brem-mego, Kansas. x48 Office & Display en, Ks. 744-2103. SB46 SLAUGHTERING ant disposition. Sire: registered FOR SALE - Registered An- 4th & Grant Quarter Horse Call 3824305, WANTED TO BUY- Weaninggusbulls,serviceableage, ME 2-2323 Vermillion, Ks. x45 'krass & Grain Dec. calves, any breed.Contact guaranteed breeders. Latzke CLAY CENTER Custom Slaughtering James Bostick or Larry Evans Angus Farm, Junction City, Ks. FOR SALE - 10 big registeredManhattan, 776-7235. Route 3, Phone 913 257-3462 or 257-3587. And Processing yearling Suffolk rams, 3 aged rams. Russell Crosson, Minne- after 6 p.m. x48 x48 Estate CEMETERY STATE INSPECTED apolis, Kansas 67467. x46 TWO HORSES and equipment FRATOR Meat For Sale By for sale. 2 saddles, 2 -wheel cart Feed & Seed Clerk ,J. W. Yantis MEMORIALS Quarters and Halves TESTED ACCREDITED SPF and single harness and custom Glenn Applegat Kill Days - Tuesday & Friday Yorkshire and Hampshire boars made 2 -horse trailer. Nolan 54 Year Continuous Service and gilts. Average 220 lbs., Wamego, - Laflin, Rt. 3, Clay Center, Ks., Display Located on US24 Alta Vista probe on 50 boars 0.89.Harvey Herrs, Linn, Ks. 66953. Phone 913 632-5035. SB45 CUSTOM PELT ETING East of City Limits Locker & Processing 913 348-2252. x48 FINANCING' AVAILABLE on Grain Banking AUCTION Phone 913 229- 6829 48 HEREFORD good quality DAIRY COWS - If you wishPage's Feed - Bunk Delivery SCHAUBEL ALTA VISTA, KANSAS cows, pregnancy tested, $225. to start a new dairy or expand MONUMENT CO., INC. 91 choice Hereford cows, all 1 your present one, we have for MANHATTAN MILLING CO. brand, pregnancy tested, $245. your selection 250 head of Hol- Manhattan, Ks. 778-3217 RR 3 Box 20 ME 2-3531 Livestock stein fresh & springer cows and Paul Evans, Kincaid, Ks., Phone heifers. Also Jersey & Guern- Clarence Blanc, Owner 316 439-5354. SB45 sey. Buy where every ,cow and HAY FOR SALE CLAY CENTER Charolais WANTED - Would like to heiferisguaranteed sound All Kinds - Square Bales Herd Dispersal lease 20 good milk cows. Phone when they freshen. W. C. Also Straw PRIVATE TREATY 913 455-3520. x45 Wiebe, Summerfield, Kansas, - Will Deliver - week. Pigs sold $8.00 MONUMENTS 9 heifers, % to purebred, some Phone 913 244-7625. tf JOHN B. UHL ier hundred. are bred FOR SALE - Large fancy Hol- Rt. 33 913 364-2338 NSsold at $8.60 to 8 cows 15/16 to purebred withstein heifers, heavy springers. FOR SALE - Registered Here- HOLTON, KANSAS MANHATTAN calves Diedrick Farms, Culver, Ks., fords, fast -gaining, CK breed- Phone 913 2834227 or 283-4222. ing: Bulls 18 to 24 months. 50 DAIRY PELLET'S, range pellets MONUMENT CO. 2 cows,'7/8 one with a calf SB48 nabulls sold from 3 cows N. with calves open heifers, reasonably priced. and.allkindsoffertilizers. 5 cows % with spring calves Special discount (while stock Manhattan Milling Co., 107 J. J. BEAUDET 29 BIG Hereford cows bred tolasts) Tex Flow irrigation pipe, TF Chg. les last week: 12 bulls % to purebred, 1 toHereford bulls. Six years old. Pierre, Manhattan. Office and Display 2 years old Pregnancy tested to calf in Feb- gated and towlines. Also used 123 No. 3rd 1 herd bull, Facco Uranium 11, (3 years) 8" gated pipe. Tail - KEY RABBIT Mini Pellets for 15 @ 32.80 ruary. LeRoy Pihl, Falun, Ks., watersystems,centrifugal fast gains, no waste. Key Mill- 515 @ 32.05 half French, 3 years old Phone Salemsborg 310. x45 pumps, Powder River cattle ing Co., Clay Center, Kansas, 50 @ 32.00 Office Phone Res. Phone Merle Sturm CHAROLAIS BULLS - Pure- chutes, Stroberg panels, Wal- ME 2-2141. TF AO@ 30.00 Phone Area 402 729-5753 don dozers, MC rollover 6-btm. PR 8-5137 PR 8-4978 bred and percentage, top blood- RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for hors- 536 @ 29.10 Route 2 - 2 ml. east lines.8 to 20 months. Phoneplow for 460 or 560. IHC ma- Ivs 366 @ 37.25 MANHATTAN, KANS. on Highway 136 nure spreader almost new. War-es. Product of Key Milling Co.. 765-3628. Zeckser Charolais, Al- ren St. Pierre, one mile west, Clay Center, Kans., PhoneME 510@ 31.25 FAIRBURY, NEBRASKA ma, Kansas. x45 2-2141. SBTF 25 @ 32.50 AUCTIONEERING % north Ames (10 mi. east of clvs 275 @ 36.25 NOW. OFFERING FOR SALE FOR SALE - Nationally SPFConcordia) Phone 446-3631. FOR SALE - Early cut prairie 225 @ 34.50 accredited York-Hamp cross SB47 hay in barn. No rain on it. $24 1550 @ 31.25 ,LAWRENCE E. open gilts. Phone 736-2777, Ga- ton. Wylie Chestnut, Oak Hill, WELTER Half brothers to our litter oflen F. Wietharn, Axtell, Ks. FOR SALE - 69 Angus cows,Kans., Phone 913 388.25076 I clvs 397 @ 32.70 AUCTIONEER boars which have now complet- x47 17 crossbred calves on ground, 330 @ 31.60 REAL ESTATESALESMAN ed the test at the SENEK test- more to come. Good ages. 2 Idat $17.60 to $20.00 ing station at Wymore, Nebras-FOR SALE - Nationally ac- herd bulls, Emulous breeding. FOR SALE - 100 tons of ferti- Your Sale Solicited ka, with the following out- credited SPF Reg. Duroc boars Kenneth Muller, Council Grove, lized brome hay by the ton. H. Large or Small standing record: and open gilts. Fast gainers, Kansas 66846. x47 E. Karns, Circleville, Kansas. EAST HIGHWAYUS 24 meat type. Farmer priced. Lar- FARROWING' HOUSES 913 924-2247. SB48 E MANHATTAN PR8-3455 Average Daily Gain - ry Hobson, Scandia, Kansas, - 2.59, 2.45 & 2.4 lbs per day Phone 913 335-2650. x47 New insulated free -stall Big 6's. 1971 Real Estate Feed efficiency - 2.61 Thermostatically heated pig WANTED - Alfalfa or prairie And General Sales These boars will sell at theFOR SALE - 1962 Massey nursery. Delivered complete, hay. Send price per ton etc., test station on February 5. AFerguson Super 90 diesel trac- fast erection, no concrete. Semi- P.O. Box 503, Hutchinson SB48 good selection of half brothers tor,rowcrop,adjustable annual payments available. ForFOR SALE - Alfalfa and ED REIMER now available at the farm atwheels, 3 point, engine over- literature, prices write: Wahoo- prairie hay. Otto Harz. Green- commercial prices. All sired byhauled. New paint, near new Built, 10325 Horton, Overland leaf, Kansas. SB45 AUCTIONEER Mr. "56," our herd boar thatrubber, wheel weights. Ronald Park, Ks., Phone 913 648-2201. Auctioneer had 0.56 inches of back fat. Rice, Kensington, Kansas.x47 x45 ROLLIE LAGA. We Specialize in Selling Also available - bred Duroc, Automotive CH3-2215 DAIRY CATTLE Yorkshire and Hampshire gilts. CHAROLAIS BULLS, percent-FOR SALE - 40 Hereford "A complete Sale Service" Nationally accredited SPF. age, 8 to 24 months, Yates andcows 5 & 6 years old & 25 An- Belphegor (Bingo) bloodlines. gus cows 2% years old with 14FOR SALE - 1966 El Camino, Phone or write for sale dates. Hayes Beck & Sons Sired by high gaining herd sirecalves. GMC 6x6 truck, 4x4 230 engine, 3 speed. 1955 Nashua Telephone 367-2373 bulls, guaranteed breeders. Mc- Jeep pickup, $375, C -II Baldwintrailer, 8x35. Leland DesCon- GOESSEL, KANSAS Route 1 Phone 238-6064 Fadden Bros., Riley, Ks., 913 combine. Stuart Shepard, Chap-teaux, Clifton, Kans., Phone "Marion County" JUNCTION CITY, KANS. 485-2688. x45 man, Kansas. x46 455-3483. x45 Fern Grass & Grain Diet USED AUTOS, GMC 'melt c°111hoMe, 16 TRUCKS droora r TRUCK & CAMPERS 1/4 Ton t'a January 5, 1971 - 60 Ton Topeka' 1967 Galaxie 500V8, Cruise-o- etc. New Sales & Service :40fratree' more matic, air, PS, radio,earn, 4 - Start The many uout LARGE STOCK OF TRUCKS 1967 Mustang, V8,34 TRI-COUNTY Crudse-o-matic Year Right 1 307 N. 3rd elat threug'be 1969 Chevrolet ME 60, twin barrel carb, MANHATTANMOTO Ready To Go transmission, goodwide oval with 12' furni- screw, 34,000 lb. Bogie Eaton- 1965 F-500 Ford TRUCKS - 1960 Hendrixson, 10.00x20 tires, tires special ture van, 330 V8 $995 1967 Chevrolet 24, ton CST Cus-1970 Ford F250 camper cyl., 3 s$1095peed grainbedFordand hoist. F6 00 11,000 lb. front axle, PS, 427 tom Special Truck, with buck- with air conditioning& El 1967 Ford F100, 6 1966 Ford F600, sharp: V8, straight air brakes, 14' miles, air conditione et seats, V8 engine, 3 -speed Dorado camper, 2600 V8, 4 spd., bed and hoist. Tractors d Heil dump box $9750 column shift, radio and heat- 1963 Ford N600 2 -ton, JD 4010D, tricycle, - 1969 Chevrolet 2 ton, LWB, 350 like new travel or 2 spd., 17' stake body $1995 new tires i° cance, Car' er, flatbed and sides. Ideal 1970 Mini Home for tilt cab, 330 good. 1963 IHC 806D, °,01se V8, 2 speed, 8:25 tires, 16' 1965 Ford C600, good tires e Farm BroBroker, Giant grain box and hoist, for that extra unit Only $1795 camping, V8,Cruise-o-matic 108"$ CA Ray Wagers, NeoshoRapid' 1966 Ford % ton, wide bed, V8, transmission,aircondition - V8, 4 speed ,2 speed, Kansas. extra nice, power steering 1895 p4al. automatic, custom cab, air x47 //arisen $4495 etc.,12,000 miles 1948 Chevrolet 1% tonwith 12' conditioned,manyother 1965 IHC % ton, V8,3 spd $695 FOR SALE- 1970 Ford No ca Carson 1, cher 1967 Chevrolet, LWB, 2 ton, extras. $i95 box and hoist Custom Explorer (Ce1.7griaeroial /3,1i 151/2' box and hoist, V8, 2 bonus bed Power steer., 44 1965 Chevrolet % ton Fleetside in stock. ing, power brakesCruiseo Iriec 913 311 speed, 8:25 tires, extra good 32 new Ford pickups matic, pcoa $3995 pickup, V8 engine, 4 -speed Wamego Motors,Inc. eonditionin transmission, rear bumper, ALSO A LARGE SELECTION dio and tonneau cover. re. 1966 Chevrolet, twin screw, tan- radio and heater, a 1 -owner OF BRONCOS, better than new. Call Looks dem axle, dump, 5 speed, 4 Alta Vista locally -owned pickup. This Phone 456-9567 Realtors speed auxiliary, 14' Heil dump VANS AND RANCHEROS 913 229-6839 after 7:00p,m, $1495 vesrr 17th box, 10:00 tires, power steer- week. Only s Wamego, Ks. x45 ing,11,000 lb.front axle, 1964 Ford 1/2 ton pickup, 6 cyl- Long -McArthur,Inc. inder, 4 speed transmission, WANTED- y.ton Chev, 11% 34,000 lb. Eaton-Hendrixson Ford -Lincoln-Mercury pickup. Send price, etc. bogie axle $5950 with wrap -around bumper Salina, Kans. P.O.130% 20' Tradewind combine special $795 340 N. Santa Fe 503, Hutchinson, Ks, 1964 Chevrolet 1/2 ton 8' pickup, Drive A Little TA 3-2237 x4? grain box made for a CT 6 cylinder, 4 -speed, wrap- measurement of 146".. $995 And Save Realtor 1966 Chevrolet, 366 V8, 5 spd., around bumper, radio and 1111E2M11 1.1ElYionffeg heater. 1 owner, locally own- 1/2 ton, LWB, OVERSTOCKED 2 spd., power steering, 9:00 $1195 1969 Chevrolet tires, cast spoke wheels, 7000 ed. This week only custom trim, V8, 3 speed, Overstocked On Used rs 8' pickup camper with stove, $2195 We've front axle, air hyd. brakes, ice box, beds & table .. $550 17,000 miles Cars - Year End Clearance HIAWATHA: ATTENTION Eaton Hendrickson suspen- 1966 Dodge 1/2 ton, LWB, 6cyl., Sale - No Reasonable Offer sion, extra clean $3950 $1495 A Hiawatha., Kans., Looking For A 3 speed, custom trim Refused. Save $$ Now. Grass & Grain .wrotereader of 1963 Chevrolet 2 ton, 6 cyl., 2 Dependable Car .. . See 1963 Ford % ton truck, V8,4 - a letter spd., 14' grain box & hoist, The Brightest Corner In Town $695 SAFE BUY USED CAR with red ink asking information 8.25x20 tires $2495 speed full about farmland for sale WO 4 - 1970 Cadillac Convertible, and 1964 Chevrolet, LWB 1/2ton, 1963 Ford N500, 11/2 ton, V8, power, air, all leather interior, mentioned the 703A. I can't f 00d PrMUCtiVe wide box, 6 cyl., 4 speed $1045 OBERMEYER speed, with 131/2'grain bedbeautiful red with a black top. them the information becausegive Pli,uirgt, 1 mile west $1950 this 1965 Chevrolet 80 Series, 409 Local one owner, looks and reader forkot tosigna 8V, tag axle, dump, 13', air drives like new.$6295. name and gave no return conditioned,straight air Dee Morris dress. Letter written Dec. ad. brakes, 10:00x20 tires, extra MANY OTHER Improved 560, 3 bedroom22, good $3995 913 BL 8-2255 Open to 9 p.m. Motor Co. dern home, 2 stall garage, largema. 1961 Chevrolet LCF, 409 V8, Marvin Obermeyer, Owner 611 W. Hwy. 24 MAKES & MODELS barn, 40' machine shed, 2200 single axle tractor $1750 HERINGTON, KANSAS CE 3-1385 TO CHOOSE FROM AT bu. granary, 83A good creek 1960 Diamond T tractor, Model TOPEKA, KANSAS bottom, abort 200A" nice level 931,CN, tilt cab, sleeper, 220 of Delp Bank Financing land, conserving practicesnear. Cummins, 5 sp., 2 sp., 10:00x Open Evenings ly complete and very well done, low contract. 20 tires, air brakes, single CHEVROLET 358 acres cultivated, 74 wheat pro axle $1750 20 Used Trucks Home Of Fine Service allotment, 32 corn, 98 milo, 102 1967 Ford T-750 tilt cab, 361 V8, 69 El Camino, V8, power steer- And The Finest Cars beans, priced at $90,000 with 5", 5 spd., 2 spd., air brakes, air In The World down, 20% March 1, then $2251 cond., 124" CA, 10.00x20 tires, ing, air I nice $4250 TRUCKS 9 65 Ford 600 5 yd. dumps per year plus 6% interest. This 1963 Chevrolet LCF, long wheel- 1967 Ford 1/2ton, V8 motor, 64 Chev. 60H 5 yd. dump 348, Tn-County Motors is the farm that I would buy base, 327 V8, 2 speed, power 46,000 miles, local owner V8, 5 speed, 2 speed Phone 778-3545 307 N. 3rd for my own son if he wanted steering, 16' grain box$2445 1964 Chevrolet % ton pickup, 67 Chev. 1/2 ton, 4x4, V8 (Home Of Fine Service) to farm. 1962 White Model 9062 TV, 440 V8, 4 speed, radio, heater, ex- 65 Ford 600 flatbed V8, 4-2 spd. Manhattan, Kansas Acreage on edge of small weatherroad, cu. in. V-8, 235 HP, real good cellent tires, new paint 65 Ford 600, hoist, 151/2' box, V8 Lincoln, Mercury and town on oil road, eight room engine, 10 spd. Road Ranger,1964 Ford pickup, 1/2ton, V8, 65 Chev. 60, 6 cyl., chassis GMC Trucks modern home. This is a nice R-96Fullertrans.,Taige- new tires 65 Chev. 1 ton oilfield winch home, no junker, and priced at AGENCY Paige tag axle, straight air 1963 Ford % ton pickup, 4 spd., truck only $2500. This is the FULL114krentb TA 51551 brakes, 10.00x20 tires. 13' Her- V8, good shape, 12,000 miles 65 GMC 4000, V6, tandem axle selling price, not the down cules dump box, extra good on overhaul 65 Chev. V8, 1 ton dual chassis FREE payment. 41(EltorentgRayTLeAD7u4c544 65 Ford V8, 1 ton, dual chassis Improved 160 condition $3950 1963 ton chassis & 1111111.es 1961 Chev. % ton, SW 3, 6 cyl., cab, 6 cyl., 4 speed, 2 speed 63 Chev. 60 hoist, 131/2' box, V8 IF YOU COME TO home, 65 acres cultivated, bal. 15':.j4Eslprisli°A,fteedhl7KANt'wases.C°unty 4 speed $395 axle, will take 17' or 18' bed 62 Chev. 60 hoist, 131/2' box, 6 SKAGGS IN MANHATTAN ance grass. This one ispriced I 1961 Chevrolet % ton, 6 cyl., 1962 Chevrolet 2 ton chassis & right at $22,000 with good con Foil Sale SWB, 4 spd $595 cab, 6 cyl., 5 speed trans., 2 Ames Chev. Co. and tract and low interest. C 1955 Keystone 33' roof rack, speed rear axle, new paint Call collect for appointmen:IN UT MUER, 3 bedroom I single axle stock trailer$950 1958 Ford 1/2 ton pickup, 6 cyl- 316 647-3251 Test Drive and I will show you these and I 1958 International L185, single MOLINE, KS.67353 Rita completely carpeted, inder, 4 speed, recently over- A Pinto others. These are only samplearc page, comer lot with axle tractor, extra nice $1250 hauled, good tires of our offerings. act and fenceclin back 1951 Chevrolet 1/2 ton $75 1955 Chevrolet % ton pickup, 6 I cyl., 4 spd., new tires, stock Skaggs Will Give You Alice will have hip surget7, NEW TRUCKS ...... at Mayo Bros. Jan. 18, so I odd.flAY CENTER, older racks, new valve job fa, st that coveted house We have a large inventory, 1948 Chev. 1/2 ton, stock racks be away from my office the! ready for delivery,of new 1947 Chev. pickup, 1/2 ton, 6 cyl., A mipiature battery week in order to be with her. kt;t1ilully landscaped Is trucks, 1/2T pickups to single & 4 speed operated Pinto 0.2*te basement, 2 bed tandem diesel tractors. 1946 pickup, 1/2 ton, 6 cyl., 4 spd. Over 50 Trucks. To laritIgle garage, will make Kvasnicka Realty s:itoae, Melton Motor Co., Inc. Moore Motor Co. Choose From FREE HADDAM, KANS. 16th and M Sts.JA 7-2201 1968 Ford 1 ton, V8, 4 spd., has Phone FR 6-2874 E, Law BELLEVILLE 913 325-2411 12 cu.ft. Mighty Pack gar- Offer Limited Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor bage hauler REALTOR WASHINGTON, KANSAS So Hurry Down Today Alice J. Kvasnicka, Secretary CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE 1962 Dodge 1 ton, V8, 4 spd,. 10' For Sale Serving Washington County's grain bed, practically new Open 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Mon. - Fri. 907 Sixth Automotive Needs over 40 years1968 Chevrolet C70, 5/3, 6N53 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat.Closed Sun. FARMS FOR SALE ME 13159 1964 Chev., $2250 - 1963 Ford diesel, twin screw, 212" WB BANK RATE FINANCING $2500 - Both have 161/2' bed, 400 acres west of RandolA KANS. stock rack, hoist, 900x20 tires 1953 F600 V8, 4/2, 131/2' Giant 11'IIII Bargains In; Salina bed Skaggs (Ford) MotorsKs., 160 broke with over 60 Home, see Loren', 1967 Chev. 1/2T pickup, 4 speed good creek bottom pasture well $1250 1965 Chevrolet, low cab for- 1964 Jeep J300 4 whl. drive Your Transportation fenced and watered. Nice large 1952 IHC tractor, 6 cylinder, ward, 80 Series, V8, 5 speed, pickup, 6 cyl. Headquarters modern home in good shape. needs shaft $250 2 -speed, 10:20 rubber, extra Have several used Rangers in "Where Customers Send Silo 20x60 with unloader. Other C9111.1try Living 30'flat trailer $300 sharp looking unit. .stock, nice - Lots of 4 speed 2 105 JD 19' diesel combines, Their Friends" buildings good. Excellent cm 'elr Manhattan 1970 Ford Ranchero, V8, auto-pickups - Over 50 trucks to 2nd & Houston tract available. This placeof used 1 season matic, 15,000 actual miles. pick from. farn, Phone PR 8-3525 fers an opportunity to a - Attractive Nice clean unit. sly for a fine home & livestock wiTJ, SELL & TURN OVER MANHATTAN, KANSAS itt' borne, 4 bed. 25 YR. HARVEST RUN FROM 1967 Chevrolet 1/2ton, V8, 3 Noller Used Truck operation. family room 1. speed, BWB, good clean truck walkout TEXAS TO NORTH DAKOTA 95 level Department 720A north of Randolph, 11 1964 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, 6 cylin- Blair 5x14 HD mixer wagon, Past4/t am, 2 cargarage der, 4 speed Highway 24 East Now Is The Time broke & very productive. like new $1800 ture is cross -fenced and has NtNorth 11 1964 GMC 1/2ton, 6 cylinder, 4 CE 5-9218 SIEBE'S TRUCK CENTER 1,1!z4, 3 Lew School 1959 85 MF tractor, 4 row lister, Ext. 69 or 58 good water. Good contract.0 19 speed, ready to go 111's1,1 m home, cult. & weeder, 4x14 plow - TOPEKA, KANSAS SPECIAL per acre. 11 All for $2500 1961 Chevrolet 1/2ton, 6 cylin- bang throughout, 5 section hyd. springtooth harder, SWB, utility box, 3 speed, 1969 Dodge 2 ton V8, 5 speed, 2 160A on highway nearClatE!,11e& bath,panel. row $250 real good looking truck. Knee LOW MILEAGE speed, with new 151/2' box & Center, Kans., large house,35 ro oversized deep in rubber and runs good CUSTOM CUTTER TRUCKS hoist broke, balance broke &terrace! 19 LIVESTOCK WANTED 1953 Chevrolet 2 ton, 4 speed, 2 1968 Chevrolet 2 ton, with 15' 1968 Chevrolet 2 ton, V8, 5 spd., Contract sale. - Near 1000 Head Cattle 19 2 speed, 9:00 rubber, 151/2' bed and underbody hoist, 8:25 2 spd. with 151/2' box & hoist klir.ta.s, 3 bathe 1968 GMC 2% ton, with 17' 40A with 10 creek bottom$O To Winter By Day Or LR bed, looks like a brand new tires, V8, 2 speeds. bl:'.nptol°11Nr11, car'tA,Iw. truck box & hoist, V6 with 5 spd., of rs:t-45 and dishwal-., OTHERS .2-spd. 160A 7 miles northwest er. Donald Hargreaves Clifton, Kansas, 100 broke. NEW 1971 CHEVROLET 1965 Chevrolet 2 ton, cab and 1966 Chevrolet 2 -ton, 6 cyl., 4 t6,,Completi 19 Phone 655-4601 2 -TONS chassis, 6cyl., speed, 2 speed, with 151/2' boxNice house with natural go SOLOMQN, KS.67480 8:25 tires heat. ,41Pitriet, °ant,' Mer. 19 READY TO ROLL 1967 Chevrolet 1/2ton, LWB, and hoist -9full ,"FaCIOUS 19 radio, heater, 6 cyl. and 4 1965 White with 220 Cummings .:0, _oaths, formal 4140 In evening after seven call Mel- Other listings available. Carpet. speed, heavy duty springs & diesel, twin screw 4t,41,441ionern vin Buxman collect and he'll be kitchen 44 bag wheels. 1964 Chevrolet 2 ton, V8,5 spd., Many Other Listings 19 happy to come out and look at anewand 1962 Chevrolet 2 ton, cab 2spd., with 151/2' boxand 4%, fug your truck or car. Just call Mel- and hoist /to vin during the day at TA 5-5431 chassis, V8, 4 speed, 2 speed, LEO CHAPMAN Ne, 5080ernent, 825 rubber, real sharp truck , or evenings after 7 at TA 3.3345 2 1965 Ford % tons, LWB, Real Estate & Investments Nc V8, Siebe's Repair IIdOrl Du Most All Standard Sizes 3 speed, radio, heaterand Phone ME 2-2077 McNeil New Tires, Too. Jim Sullivan Chevrolet custom cab Trucks 425 Anthony Clay Center, Realtor 241 N. Santa Fe Iry Schroeder JANSEN, NEBR. FOR SALE - Two extraTO e HERCULES Telephone 402 424-2670 levelquartersinSheridan N'Mat,Cia 4444alf 1{s County, close to Hoxie, er P T°wer 776-9453 610 N.3rd LIKE NEW 1964Dodge panel these arking (40w truck, 25,000 miles, Irrigation water under MANHATTAN, KANS. SALINA, KANSAS side win- quarters. Reciter LandCo., to st,s. Hillsboro, Ks. 316 947-3117 dows, 6 cyl. $775.Manuel Ga- 738,3 b,, wnd rage, Brookville, Kansas. loft, Kansas. Phone 913 "14,111, Res. 639'sur' x47 xs, 164 January 5, 1971 GM C Farms Fulmer Real Estate JUNCTION CITY Last Chance For ['RUCKS 10 unit apartment complet CATHERINE J FULMER Ton - 60 Ton fe, with modern 2 bedroom home, HERINGTON Quitting Business & Service located near Topeka. Owner REALTOR Sale will sell on contract. t.,C,KCCOOnt NTY MOTOR Office 456-7696 OTSC21,,Y0 MANHATTAN We have many, many more SPECIAL CLEARANCE farms and ranches throughout Res. 456-9281 TRUCKS PRICES ON ALL NEW IH - 1960 Ford F6 0(j,the Midwest.Many can be WAMEGO 1965 IH C-1200 4 -wheel drive, EQUIPMENT ON HAND - and hoist. Sharp. bought on low interest contract. V8, hubs, 4 -speed, auxiliary A FEW ITEMS LISTED BE- 600, air conditioned, Let us help you with your springs,radio, low miles, LOW. COME & LOOK. SET st. Tractors - 19tac --farm buying or selling !Our LOANS ALL TYPES TRACTORS clean $1895 UP OR KNOCKED DOWN. tricycle, new tires' 1960 IH R-220 truck tractor, 5 - DELIVERED UP TO FIFTY many years of experience and $10,000 to $100,000,000 Buy Now With No Finance MILES. HC 806D, good ti_.res our many contacts can help. speed, 2 speed, 5th wheel, air Anywhere in USA & Canada Charges Before March 1, 1971 trailer conn.,501 engine, s, Neosho Rapids, Call or drop by and see Co. Car - Fisher Real Estate- Mortgage 1966 JD 3020 gas 1 540x16 plow, semi -mount, x0son E. Hansen, Farm Broker, 1964 JD 2010 gas sleeper cab, good solid trac- Corporation tor, only $1295 sealed bearing coulters, set - 1970 Ford F100913 233-7447. Mortgage Brokers 1963 IHC 504 gas up, reg. $1300, now $990 1959 JD 630; 1958 720 diesel Chevrolet 1% ton, 2 -speed, 13' 1 No. 60 4x16 pull plow, throw plorer, power steel., Call Col. Carson E. Hansen Joy, Illinois61260 1959 Case 411B, Case-O-Matic comb. bed & hoist brakes, Cruise -0. Farm & Commercial Broker 1200 actual hour s $495 complete away shares, set up. Reg. conditioning, vs, Phone 913 233-7447 FOR SALE - Small modern Reo, 2 speed, good tires .. $175 $1365, now $600 house with small acreage and 1956 & 1954 JD 70, both gas 1 No. 10 20x8 drill, fertilizer, meau cover. Looks other farm buildings 6 mi. north Set of 15.5x38 dual wheels with new. Call Alta vista. Bill Lewis tires TRACTORS separatedelivery,press 9 after 7:00 p.m. of Waterville on blacktop road. 1964 IH 1-606 equipped with wheels, foot boards, power Realtors Sylvester Ham, Route 1, Marys- COMBINES IH loader lift, set up less tires. Reg. 2420 West 17th ville, Ks. 66508. Phone 562-3870. IH 1-460 Utility with Swartz $2088, now $1550 344 ton Chet,. TOPEKA, KANSAS x45 Waiver Of Interest Until heavy duty loader 1 No. - tz. , 2 pt., June 1, 1971, On 7' wi 41110 d price, etc. P.O. Bole NEAR RANDOLPH - 300A JD 2010 gas with wide front ion, nson, Ks. xili Combines Purchased Now IH 1-350 Utility equipped gau $550- pasture, excellent water. Phone 1966 John Deere 95, 16' JD 3010 diesel, looks like new Now $430 913 5394412, Manhattan, Kans.1963 JD 55, 14' Case VAC with wide front 1 No. 403 combine, 161/2', over- x47 1961 JD 55, 14' IH F-560 diesel, extra clean sized tires. Reg. $12,152.50. =MIThe Flying Realtor 80 ACRE FARM - Creek bot-1959 JD 45 with cab, 12' Oliver 77 RC power steering, Now $8750 1959 IHC 151, 14', power strg. INPTO, hydraulics 1 F856D, 18.4x38, 9.5x15, 3 pt., tom land. Located at edge of and chopper HA: ATTENTION Offers Brookville, Kansas. Some im- III F450 gas, runs like new fenders, dual PTO, TA, 100' provements. Consider contract. 1959 John Deere 55 14' 1967 IH F656 gas, recondition- axle. Reg. $10,835. Now $8000 the., Kans., reader o' 640 ACRES north of Wells. 1958 John Deere 55, 14' ed, with dual heavy duty App. rest good Carroll Manuel, owner. Phone 1952 Baldwin 14' loader ;rain .wro.te aletter improved and 913 225-3360 . x47 Valley Equipment k asking informationpasture,well0t, OTHER MACHINERY IH Farman H, needs paint job eland for sale andplenty of water. Will sell on low $375 Co., Inc. the 703A. I can't givecontract. Farm Equipment NH 9' haybine Allis C tractor with cultivator information becaust 240 acres of good productive Letz 220X portable burr grinder and plow $195 land 1 mile north, 1 mile west Grain-O-Vator feeder wagon JD Model A, new 13x38 tires, Phone forkottosign aof Wells, Kansas. W.ill sell on Grain-o-Vator 30 & 55 feeder 3 -point hitch, good gave no return ai.low contract. TRACTORS wagons 913 227-2396 er written Dec. 22. 160 ACRES 5 miles southeast JD 4020 PS, 539 hrs. Farmhand 4x12 feeder wagon COMBINE 1 560, 3 bedroom111°!,/,-- of Miltonvale, balanced piece of JD 3020 PS, 759 hrs. Davis industrial loader 1965 Massey Ferguson 300, 2 stall garage, largeground. JD 1020 8 speed with differen- JD 45 & 35 loaders 131/2', clean local machine, LINDSBORG, KANS. nachine shed, 2200 120 ACRES of grass, within tial lock, 364 hours Farmhand stacker ready to go y, 83A good creek10 miles of Salina on blacktop. JD Model A new block, very .Snoco 4x12 feeder wagon out 200A nice level 160 ACRES choice land 7 mi. clean HAY TOOLS 14malmasAittit:skx, tiiing practices near.east,11/2north of Delphos. A -C WD45, wide front, can't DISCS IH No. 46T baler, equipped and very well done, Win sell on low contract. find one better Miller 16' offset JD No. 214T clean local baler ECOIcOUT IS. ?.,EPENDAttuTT ultivated, 74 wheat 320 ACRES improved, can be 1955 A -C XT190D, very fine -JD BW 14' heavy tandem IH No. 45T equipped at $100 32 corn, 98 mild, 102irrigated, 6 miles north, 1/2 mile This tractor has all the changeJD RWA 14'; RW 12' & 11' IH No. 10 bale thrower .. $75 ed at $90,000 with 55, West of Levant' Kansas. Priced overs - This is a full 5 plowIHC No. 37 disc, 10%', Ford IH No. 15 side del. rake $295 March 1, then $225to sell. unit 12', Case 10' Come To Lawrence lus 6% interest. Thi 120 ACRES on blacktop road, Ford 8N 4 speed with Davis Crust Buster 28' Springtooth GRAIN DRILLS rn that I would bm1 mile west of Ottawa County loader, wide front,direct JD 28' field conditioner New IH No. 10 drills, at old For 1971 Bargains vn son if he wantec State Lake. Priced to sell. pump - very nice unit. JD 5x14 F145 semi -mount plow prices 1952 Case DC with cultivator 10 acres within six miles These are some of the finestJD 4x16 F145 semi -mount plow Used IH No. 10 drill, equipped 1959 Ford 861 gas on edge of smallNorth of Salina on all weather used tractors IH 16x8 low wheel drill with 1960 MF 35 Special Al road, eight roomroad.$11,000. SEE US FOR: fertilizer $195 one. This is a nice FEED WAGONS - 1961 Farmall 560 diesel, wide Crust Buster Harrows DISK & PLOWS front junker, and priced r SILER AGENCY SPREADERS Grain-O-Vator & Blair 1965 MM 670 gas I. IH No. 37 wheel disk, 12', SB This is the FULL148 South Seventh TA 5.1551JD No. 44 single beater PTO Feed Wagons 1965 MM 670 LP ice,not the down Ask for Ray LeDuc drive Hesston Windrowers Schaefer wheel disk, 10', heavy 1966 MM G1000 diesel Wheat- Phone Evening TA 7-4544 JD N triple beat with feed GB LoadersCentury Sprayers duty land, cab and duals d 160 with modem SALINA, KANS. wagon attachment, PTO drive Big Ox Chisels & Blades Fast hitch chisel plow .... $5014' Case wheel disc acres cultivated, bi NEW NH 516 single beater IH 9A 10' tandem disk .... $758' John Deere wheel disc s. This one isprice., Blair 4x10 re -mix Tri-County Sales JD 10' tandem disk $95 12' Ford spningtooth, 3 pt. 22,000 with good cor, Blair 4x12 re -mix George Munkres Allis one bottom pull plow $40 6 to 8 bottom Oliver semi-mtd. low interest. Foi' Sale S&H wagon Oliver 3x14 on rubber.. $145 Farm Hand Wagon Phone Collect IH 3x16 plow on rubber .. $125 plow lect for appointmen IN CLAY CENTER, 3 bedroom BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 IH 4x16 plow on rubber $95 5 to 6 bottom MM semi-mtd. show you these ansuburban, completely carpeted,Blair truck mt. IHC truck HERINGTON, KANSAS plow ?se are only sample new garage, corner lot with These are real good units - IH No. 512 5x14 semi -mounted 4 bottom 16" JD mounted plow erings. garden space and fenced -in back Look them over plow yard. Big Ox chisel, ready IH No. 60 3x16 plow, trip ill have hip surger IN CLAY CENTER, older New Holland and Hesston At Marysville beams, hyd., on rubber Bargains ros. Jan. 18, so I m6rrhome, with that coveted house mower conditioners New 1750 Oliver, fully equip- JD No. 44 2x16 plow on rubber from my officethe LOADERS. .1966 G1000 MM LP with cab front, beautifully landscaped New Holland 273, 275 & 277 ped $6780.33 $3650 ter to be with her.yard, complete basement, 2 bed- balers - Both string & wire 1966 Oliver 1650 diesel Du -Al HD loader with 7' bucket rooms, single garage, will make 1962 MF Super 90 LP like new - SAVE NEW MACHINERY Come See Us On IH No. 33A loader, fits most BARGAINS nicka Realtya lovely home. Early Buyer Bonus Deals C Allis Chalmers tractors $195 DDAM, KANS. On New Holland 1969 670 MM diesel, 265 hours 9 to 11" mounted chisel $445 one FR 6-2874 Loren E. Law and Hesston MF 65 10' wheel disc $665 1967 1100 Massey Ferguson M OH N S 14' wheel disc $1065 . Kvasnicka,Realtor REALTOR 720 John Deere diesel 3 or 4 bottom mounted plow Cvasnicka, Secretaryr Phone 913 . 218-5101 Wright Impl. Co. 1964 D-15 Allis-Chalmers $757.49 907 Sixth 1959 IHC 340 9th & Jefferson 5 or 6 bottom semi -mounted 1959 IHC 460 gas JUNCTION CITY, KS. 66441 plow $1434.32 MS FOR SALE ME 2-3159 So. K-15 44 Massey diesel 1954 John Deere 60 es west of Randolik CLAY CENTER, KANS. CO 3-2061 New Machines Shuck Implement Co. "If exto-ceths.m*,24 1951 Oliver 77 woke with over 60, It's A Home, See Loren" Kenneth Wright, Owner 2 IHC H's 415 North Second A: bottom pasture we New Year Specials Lawrence, Kansas66044 d watered. Nice larh FARM MACHINERY Phone 913-843-7397 Country Living ABILENE, KANSAS No. 275 (275 bu.) spreader, pin- Home: 913-843 0311 ome in good shape,' John Deere 825 3 -bottom roll- tel chain, rear slurry pan, up- with unloader. OtliE Near Manhattan over plow per beater, forage box hard- Salesman: 913-843-7042 good. Excellent con Du -All manure loader, like new ware (less lumber) tandem lable. This place of Country Living - Attractive Used Tractors 36' Mayrath auger with 10 hp wheels (less tires). List $2705 oportunity to a fattcontemporary home, 4 bed- 1966 190XT diesel A -C with cab, gas motor Special $2100 Tractors !ine home & livestoc 1967 656 Hydro, gas rooms, 2 baths, family room 1060 hours, slick $5250 411 IH 4x14 mounted No. 175 (175 bu.) spreader, pin-1967 706 gas, good with fireplace, walkout level 1965 190XT diesel A -C with 3 - 181/2ft. Krause disk tel apron chain on used 900x1965 806D with duals basement, 1/2 acre, 2 car garage pt., 1300 hrs., slick $5150 225 Letz grinder 20 truck tires. List $1394. wth of Randolph, 95x -$26,500. 1966 4000 Ford very productive. Pas. 1963 D-19 diesel A -C, A-1$3250 New Miller offset disc in stock Special $1141 1964 JD 3020 gas, new overhaul oss-fenced and has Near Northview School- 1962 6704 LP MM, A-1 $2650 New 'manure loader for all 13' No. 55 chisel plow. List $977. Like new 3 bedroom home, 1964 930CK Case diesel with air tractors Special $795 COMBINES a-. Good contract. $1.0wall -wall carpeting throughout, conditioned cab, extra slick, 13' No. 55 chisel plow, high New IH No. 315 hydro, 14' plat- including kitchen & bath, panel- looks like new $4450 NEW SPECIALS clearance, With cushion form, cab, 18.4x26 tires, hydro highway near Claed family room, oversized ga-1959 M -F 65 LP high utility Tractor Radio Sale clamps & shanks. List $1319. reel lift $7500 ans., large house, 3rage.$17,500. with'3 pt., A-1 $1495 $55.00 Special $1050 ance broke & terrackWest University- Near new1948 LA Case with hydraulics, (for all models) No. 470 tandem disk, 171/2' & 20" PLOWS sale. 4 -bedroom home, 3 bathe, fin- nearly new tires, A-1 .. $795 disks, dual wheels. List $2327, 111 No. 540x16 steerable Forney 225 Amp Welder Special $1790 5x16 Case steerable ished recreation room, carpeted, $99.80 110 creek bottom $66built-in range and dishwasher. USED COMBINES 20x8 fert. att. for No. 10 drill, 2 No. 37 12' wheel disks $30,000. 1966 410 18' MF, A-1 $4950 less tubes $310 Allied grinder mixer, drag feed- miles northwest of 1959 82 14' MF, good $1450 Peschel Bros. er, magnet and new tires Kansas, 100 broke. Nearing Completion- Mar- USED MACHINES $1500 se with natural gaslett School District, 3 spacious 1954 80 14' MF, engine over- 1% mile east of IF' Krause field cultivator $595Used R JD spreader, like new bedrooms, 2 full baths, formal hauled, always shedded, good 5x12 Blair feed wagon $69.5 dining room, wall -wall carpet- $850 Marysville on 1959 G -IV MM LP gas .. $1750 listings available.ing throughout, modern kitchen 1952 Super 27 MF 16', one own- Highway 36 1961 F460 diesel $1950 Henry Bros. Impl. with built-in appliances and er, no custom work, always 4 row 11-1 lister, std. moldboard Y Other Listings dinette area, shedded, good $495 Ph. 336-2111 full basement, No finance charge on 70% of I Phone 562-2377 bottoms, fert.att., rubber CHAPMANdouble garage. $29,500. MARYSVILLE, KANS. tired press wheels, markers SENECA Purchase price of tractors until $395 State & Investments Maurice McNeil 3-1-71, on combines until 6-1-71. BRAND NEW John Deere equipment - 694AN planter HOLTON hone ME 2-2077 Realtor Jantz-Kauf man Inc. $1050, with fertilizer $1350. RG Neuman Hdw. at Imp. ,onYClay Center, 1(6 Suite 205 630 rear mount cultivator, $825. FOR SALE - John Deere 4010 1411 S. 81 Hwy. Both 6 narrow row. 24T baler Area Code 316 LE - Two extra nilNew Union Nat'l. Bank Tower with chute & gauge wheel $1725. LP, row crop, wide front, 3 pt. artersinSheridan Firee Customer Parking- Bypass with Excell cab $3750.John close to Hoxie, Ks RG 4 cultivator, rear mount, Phone SW 9-2128 Deere 620 row crop, Rall-a- used 200 acres. $575. Alfred es$ t/t0 water under these,Take elevator to second floor. 316 - 241-3553 made front, power steering, 3 Office 776-4801 Res. 539.5164 Roeder, Seneca, Ks. 336-2800. point $1250. Keith Kelley, Ph. Reiter Land Co., $B45 sas. Phone 913 738-34;; MANHATTAN, KS. MCPHERSON, KANS. WHITEWATER, KANS. 733-2559, Waverly, Ks. x46 Exceptional el January 5,1971 Start TheNew Buys TRACTORS of 0 diesel 1969 Case 1031 with cab Winter Clean -Up Year/ Right 1 I. de 1963 Massey 85 good Special. JD 2010 gas tractor,new rear 1960 Oliver 880, good Dauer Implement :Cu t:hgreasraScideiesr ' 6:co:',e1.12°:;51 hrs. $2150 locatedn Pt4ho-ulTeaecnbog with 1960 Oliver 770, good rubber, WFE, 1600 riwilanesajernaritT'-ce 1958 (`ace 300 USED TRACTORS Company, Inc. JD 3020 gas tractor,good rub- IcathmhrAllimipnolement Co. WD 45 Allis ber, new sleeves....$3870 with IH 560D, was $3195. Now $2995 JD 16x8 DRA drill withnew overhaul- 1969 315 IHC combine, IH 460D. Was $2395. Now $1895 JD 1010 gas tractor, loaded cab, pg 5,40311 Ilea er' COMBINES disks ed, good rubber,clean over- andexceptionally" IH 450D. Was $1795. Now $1595 ..$250 $1600 clean l''' 1969 Case 660, like new IH B414. Was $1495. Now $1095 JD 24x7 full press drill all te CS att. 520-530 etc. 1968 A -C 180 diesel, I, 015 ns -- 1963 Oliver 25, good IH 50 field cutter, 2 row Swartz WFE for JD very In_ li el discs JD 3010D. Was $3100. Now att. $200 hours w IvIlc,6one Massey Super 92, good $2950 2 IH 16 field cutters, 1 row like new ...... JD nearly 1968 F430 cornhead, $4750 Massey 82, good 1H 45 ensilage blower, JD FB17-7 drillwith grass seed- used aboltt' real clean % season e donee Massey 60 with 2 row corn head USED MACHINERY new er, reconditioned, $2400 te i Ford 611 good Combines IH 3 ensilage blower $390 1966 A -IIGleanercombine 0,d 131" K IHC 91 good IH 403 with 14' platform and 1961 F560D tractor, widefront good $175 with cab, 13', veryclean wheels Reduced A -C 15 hole drill, 1966 JD 55, Ols-d-sal cab. Was $5995, now $5250 4 new IH 120 oneways. Kewanee 12' wheeldisk $395 14', cab,PS, real gse 11' NEW MACHINES blades are sharp i.o:/1100e 13'6" 001 - IH 303 with 13' platform & CH. prices Long 12' wheel disk, ...... : ... Oliver 535 combine $8500 was $4650. Now $3995 $495 1968 F' Gleaner combine, '0 ICIt..40,00 - ried New TRUCKS 18 and 19 inch cab, Gehl blender feed wagon $1095IH 303 with 13' platform & CH. Krause 8' wheel disk,good $225 all extras...... $64 Balers Gehl 1 row forage harvester Was $4950. Now $4650 1963 C1100 Internationaltruck conditioner, re- 1969 F Gleaner, Hydrostatic, 01 ,,,,'on ti JD 480 mower 1,5, 04dtil Juneale: $1995 IH 303 with 10' platform. Was with bonus bed conditioned $1300 header, cab, all extras, Gehl forage wagon with bunk $4650. Now $3575 1968 C10 Chev. truck,low IH 200 mower, like new ..$425 less than 400 acres cut feeder $1795 IH 101 with 12' platform & cab. good condi-1968 F Gleaner, 17' head,... $10,50) mileage IH 46T PTO baler, ah to b,,cv N0.voter 2° "'" Case 970 tractor $8250 Was $1795. Now $1595 1968 International 1100C ton tion, waiver of interesttill Case 2 row forage harvester MH 82 with 14' platform. Was truck, low mileage, excellent $725 For more ..ea.164. Ac rn'';:d price °T1 a $3150 $1595 May 71 $1895. Now condition JD 110 L & G mower tractor g ts for agor chisel' Massey 165D tractor $4950 $595 Pse disc MISC. MACHINERY SALE PRICED D. D. Davis Interest Waiver Until IH 460 diesel tractor,coming in District Manager Coukft Inc. IH 100 balanced head mower, 7', $475 cab, 12', August On Most Machines FH. Was $365. Now ..$265 IH 55W wire baler, PTO .. JD 45 combine with FIT Allis Chalmers Co.229-6410 IH 46T baler $475 a clean one ownermachine use IH 401 springtooth harrow, 16'. pt. good-Krrnpaster Ottawa Farm Imp. Co. Was $275. Now $195 IH 263 2 row cultivator, 2 $4350 ALTA VISTA, KANS. ifirieet hitch JD 45 1960 model, recond., spent Phone 242-3035 JD No. 8 field harvester. Was $2150 $350. Now $250 IH 26.3 2 row cultivator, 3 pt. $614 Will sell ,Olin on Hwy. 59, % mi. south of Gehl 2 row field harvester. Was hitch JD 1959 45 combine, recond. Used Equipment OTTAWA, KANS. $425. Now $325 IH 4 row pull type curler $1500 phone 2 IH 461 cultivators. Were $375. 2 IH 151 combines JD 1959 55 combine, it's clean, 3 494A JD planters 9134132609 $195 1 IH 101 combine with cab $2200 TRACTORS Now cut 694AN JD planter, goodone JD 4 row cultivator, rear mtd. 1 1969 IH 403 combine, 16', Big Ox 3 pt. hvd. lift boom, 3 pt. 2 row JD planter 1960 460 IH gas, row crop $545 1200A used very little oxectiNCORDIA, KS. 1962 3010 diesel, WFE Was $675. Now 3 1970 IH 403 combines, 16', 225 Letz grinder -mixer, Pro 1964 3020 dsl., WFE Manure spreader, 130 bu PTO. 50X Letz grinder, PTO Was $425. Now $325 cut 600A Osage Farm Eq. Co. 225X Letz grinder, PTO 1958 JD 620, row crop 7' 2 pt. chisel plow. Was $95, 1 IH 16x8 No. 10 drill like new 1956 JD 70, row crop Late 15x8 Oliver drill Peerless 20" roller mill, PTO 1961 4010 diesel standard now $5 drag feeder IH 411 4x14 plow $185 John Deere 14' wheel disk Till 1961 4010 diesel, wide front end Used blade for IHC Cub Cadet cing IH 311 3x14 plow $245 IH 10' 9" No. 37 wheel disk i)100sd7PRgN 0 rPa 1962 3010 gas, row crop 40feed 95bu. New Idea manure IH 412 4x14 plow $325 Grain-O-Vator No. spreader COMBINES IH 540 4x16 plow $795 wagon Large Farm Hand feed wagon, JOHN DEERE Kelly loader for MF 50 Interest Waiver To JD 3 pt. 4x16 plow $2 Ph. 528.1422 IH 37 disk, 12' $495 less 4 wheel trailer 1963 No. 35 MF loader for iIF June 1 Or Later $325 IH No. 2A hay conditioner 65 1969 MF 510, 15', cab IH 37 disk, 8'6" 2 IH No. 30 manure loaders Rental 12' Flail King shredder, 1967 JD 95, 16', cab JD KBA disk, 10' $250 OSAGE CITY, KANS. priced to sell 1959 JD 55, 14', clean IH 477T baler $1095 Late 5x14 Case plow 1962 JD 55, 14', cab IH 55T baler $295 IH No. 10 5x14 plow $250 1955 IH W-400 tractor Todd Tractor Co., Inc desel 1961 No. 151 IH 14', cab IH 45T baler 1953 IH Super M tractor Anti -Inflation 1964 C A -C, 16', cab 1958 No. 101 III 12', painted International Oliver 1800 tractor Bargains Melvin Gustin Salesman mtd.r::;mcd MISCELLANEOUS Harvester Falun - like t111eaneego°d1 Eleven wheel disks - 11' - 12' Jet. 36 &63 13' - 14' - 15' SALES & 2 494 JD planters ESE VORN DEERE No. RG4 JD 3 pt. cultivator Phone 1011 913 336.2138 Case 70 bu. spreader SERVICE TRACTORS - 6w ®Quoted 4x16 JD semi.integral plow Falun is 20 miles southwest of RECONDITIONED SENECA, KANSAS ,l,cornheds 5x14 JD semi -integral plow Salina. To phone, tell operator Ford loader with 2 buckets 1939 N. Topeka Blvd. to ring thru Salemsborg. 1966 Case 1032 with cab 2 JD No 4.5 loaders - IH or 913 234-2606 1966 Case 1031 with duals Season's Greetings JD hookups TOPEKA, KANSAS 1967 Case 1031 with big tires 1968 Case 1032 with big tires 1965 Internationalztiton, 9 No. 100 Series JD chisel plow Tax Savers wheel drive, V8, 4 speed, pc; In North Central Kansas - BARGAINS AT MARION 1968 Case 932 with big tires See Us 1959 A -C D17, real good 1966 Case 930, low hours er steering, lockout hubs, no For Oswalt Equipment Oswalt beef silageloader, 1963 3010 gas John Deere 1965 Case 930, low hours paint, good tires. Hurry, k CE 34374 mounted on IHC tractor. A1955 860 Ford, with live hy- 1965 Case 831, row crop won't last long. very clean machine, slightly draulic loader 1949 Chevrolet with Farm Ha Washington Impl. Co. 1959 Case 900, overhauled at used $1750 2 used M Farmalls 1959 Case 800, good tires silage box 1 New Allis 180 diesel tractor, H Farmall 1958 Case 801 row crop WAIVER OF FINANCE--' TOPEKA Phone MUST SELL THIS WEEK 3 used WD tractors 1958 Case 611B row crop 200' of old Santa Fe trail wagonC Allis Chalmers 1954 Case 500 with power strg. AVAILABLE ON EA 5-2301 ruts, $1.79 per ft. ALL THESE TRACTORS 2 used Tucker soil movers, 12', USED EQUIPMENT COMBINES $495 each 303 A -C square baler 1968 Farman 856D 55 JD, 101 IHC and a 127 IHC 1966 Farman 656 gas hours WASHINGTON. KANS. 1 28 Model A Ford body, usableIHC power takeoff manure almost like new - always $99.95 spreader shedded 1965 Farmall 706 gas 1 1935 IHC F12 tractor on spadeJohn Deere 10' wheel disk 1965 MM 6705 diesel l'i. 0 Cue isl, cab,dual lugs, won't run - saves Kewanee 10' wheel disk FOLLOWING AT 1965 Farmall 504 gas It'a A New Year cab, pollution $149.50 Allis 10' wheel disk SPECIAL PRICES 1964 Farmall 706 gas ..t* John Deere 3010 diesel, wide 1 Blair 4x10 100 bus lel wagon,Used coil tine harrow 15' & 12' Sunflower V -blade 1962 John Deere 3010D front distressed price $949 6 row 30" Allis mounted culti- plows 1960 Case 631 diesel 64 MM M602 gas, WF, PS, new10 used combines, Gleaner, Cas- vator 15' Richardson V -blade 1958 Farman 240 good rubber es, John Deeres, etc. Cutting4 row Allis mounted cultivator40' Mayrath corn & hay eleva- 1955 Farmall 400 Massey Harris 30, clean all prices this week. A -C 415 all hydraulic loader tor, PTO drive 1954 John Deere 60 I 1958 John Deere 520, like newIHC M tractor, 50 model, live A -C loader for WD or WD45 Used AH46, AH56 Case plows 1951 John Deere AR 53 JD 60, new rubber pump $495 2 used F10 Farmhand stackers 1 lcteGkeraIXBrGrs' 28' spring -loaded hyd. lift har- ... ere John Deere G, wide front Allis-Chalmers D-17, new over- Used A -C 3x14 snap coupler row Wamego Truck cabcrab 49 JD A, Roll-o-matic haul, power steering .. $2250 plow 15' late IHC oneway plow V Citer C41'cab 2 JD A's, powertrol D-17 diesel, new tires, new Used A -C 2x16 snap coupler & TractorCo. ,j,3 CdrC,die -1 It Giteir 2 JD B's overhaul plow cabItco Used 2x16 3 pt. hitch plow MEIS IMPL. Phone USED COMBINES Longhofer Used A -C post hole digger !Chner A 64 JD 55, 14', cab Used Peerless roller mill Nr Acab 439.6217 59 JD 55, 14' 456-9661 21Inker e C,I Inv SuPPly USED TRUCKS 59 Case 1000 16', cab Or MH 90 SP, 14', with cab 2 1968 1100 IHC pickups L7116,61, eab, good EV 2-2620 2 1966 1100 IHC pickups WINDROWERS 1963 1100 IHC pickup 439-2830 4 eab good 1966 Hesston 280 SP windrow- MARION, KANS. 1963 1200 IHC pickup JAMESTOWN WAMEGO, KANS. \III Elpt Co er, 14' 1949 Chevrolet 1°,ton truck . . , 1968 Case 155 SP windrower, with Knapheide bed and good REAR -MOUNT BLADES 14' Buy Now & Save hoist TRACTORS 913.738.3379 1958 720 John Deere diesel 1964 Chevrolet % ton pickup 620 JD tractor, gas, wide front, See us for rear mountbla overhauled with 3 pt. hitches, sizes6' Belleville Impl. 1968 G Gleaner with air con- BEIM, ditioning, 20' head Interest waiver on most 1010 JD gas We'll make these with21)0 1967 403 International 16', cab machinery until July 1, 1971 3020 JD diesel, overhauled or snap coupler hitcheson a' 1964 C-1.1 Gleaner, 16' with 630 Case, overhauled der. These blades canbe big) Ph. JA 7.2261 livest NEW ley cab and air conditioner 400 Case 3 pt., hyd., overhauled bor savers for cleaning zz'50r A.0 sheds 37616" 1960 95 John Deere combine, 18' Buchman Farm Sply 190)CT 1968 Allis diesel feed floors, loafing RH JOHN DEERSZ.)Norman Hanshaw 3 92 Massey Ferguson 14' com- TO -20 Ferguson to eliminate mud holesin ttoo for n bines IHC TRUCKS lots, which would helpto h all BELLEVILLE, KANS. D19 Allis gas & 4x16 plow faoAe°rIlbill,like 1967 C -II Gleaner, 18' Phone will make good priceon the bacterial count down. 4k,toat 4h.eat. Cab, 1958 A Gleaner, 14' 2520 JD diesel Also for snow clearance .. ... areas. tires. SAI RS & SERVICE 1959 A Gleaner, 14' with cab 913 229-6619 2020 HU gas driveways and other .... $5250 une! rnb, PLOWS- 3 & 4 bottom steering FARM TRUCK Osborne Equip. Co. ALTA VISTA, KANSAS. Forgy Welding kn"V4t condition WHEEL DISKS- 10' to 17' Phone 857.3241 . Grain/ Beds Phone COMBINES- 1959, 2 1958's, 1964 Combine withcab CENTRALIA, KANSA 1955, 1952 Gleaners. 1959, John Det Ileids11"1,1c, And Hoists 1957 John Deere 55's. Tractors:1958, Emporia Impl. FOR SALE - 730 ,r.,ons and M1.0,5M4MfAli 913 -346-2631 Co. diesel standard inexcellent In Stock Ready To Mount 1966 MF 180 gas, fully equipped, looks, 1961 LP 4010, new tires. BILL JOE dition, with new paint, ?c25° 1958 IdWnm ha OSBORNE, KANSAS International 350. 1951 real sharp. Jerry Plett, Sly ... finder Hydraulic & JD G. vale, Ks., Phone 924-5287. FOR SALE - 500 gallon bulkNo. 46 loader. Skylineand Da- 342-3146 UClip Machine Shop tank, Milk Keeper 1966 Model. vis loaders for Ford. Usedcabs FOR SALE - 19623010 BS lflc.Qc for Gleaners. JD 4row cultiva- front end 1218 North 9th913 TA 7-3212 Phone Green, Kansas WI 4-2941 tor. Nickel Brothers,, Buhler, 1923 W. 6th dual control, wide e Phone SAUNA, KANS. 67401 S)345 Kansas. xteuCoal,noKsmdf.orr,D x45 Meyer, EMPORIA, KANS. 47.2361 Ca Tc: \ RS. 67565 Grass & Grain Buys Tractors Pre -InventorySale' "Joe" Is Back Start The 19 lines can be boug&s.,1967 MM 670 Super diesel 1 C -II Gleaner combine, January5, 1971 ,..0 finance plan mir1963 MM 602 diesel 16' 'Lawnmower Repair & Service New Year Right 5750 We Repair All Types of Mowers n down.These rzif 1963 JD 4010 LP gas 2 1968 Gleaner G combines,$ FOR SALE - Case portable located at 4 -Cortez 20', Engine Parts for: New And Used Combines grinder with lateral discharge Co., Scranton, 4 COMBINES with new cabs,your choice Clinton - Kohler Have Waiver Of Finance auger, drop hopper. Richard $7900$1295 Until July 1, 1971 No. 600 CRAP 13' header with 1 A Gleaner combine Briggs & Stratton Schmitz, Baileyville, Ks. x45 HC combine, cab, ps cab Lawson - Tecumseh 1.967 MF 300 $5250 exceptionally 1 3x16" JD plow $150 Also Blades & Wheels 1967 MF 510, 16', cab, big tires, WANTED - D17 Allis tractor. and Gleaner A, 14' header, with 1 cab 14' Cook offset disc,new See us now to service your Not a custom machine $7775Send price, condition, etc. John 180 diesel, very low 1475 mower for the 1971 season. 1965 MF 410 with cab, 16' Greer, Langdon, Ks. 67549.x48 1 1970 190XT Series3 $5650 $475" WHEEL DISCS de$mo. cornhead, used all% 5 Model BW JD wheel discs A -C tractor $7450 1958 MH 92, 14', $1850 WANTED - Power steering -New 1970 G Gleanercombines Mohn Implement 1959 MH 82, 12', cab $1850 unit to fit 88 Oliver. Also feed $240 two 13'10", two 12'6", one Authorized IH Dealer Gleaner combine, in stock at bargainprices 1959 MH 82, 14' $1800 wagon. Jack Ferdinand, Read- 15'2" 9th & Jefferson 238-5101 1961 Oliver No. 25, 12', PS, verying, Kansas. x46 13', very clean $45(i Extra good 13'5" Kewanee Custom Made Wood JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS 6, 14', cab, PS, real with dual wheels good JD 1966 3020 GAS TRACTOR, No. 409 Krause 11' Feed Bunks & Hog Sheds Massey Harris No. 22 cornhead,Rollamatic. 4 row double tool caner combine, cab* MF No. 222 cornhead. $1250 No. 618 Krause 13'6" HOLD -OVER EQUIPMENT 1961 Oliver 2 row corn 'head bar lister, 3 point, fertilizer, in- $62; Three reconditioned New Hol- Minneapolis AT CLOSE-OUT PRICES secticide,herbicideattach- ?aner, Hydrostatic, land balers, all wire $250 ments; 4 row front mount cul- cab, all extras, cut Lumber Co. Tractors, combines, balers, hay80" Howard Roto-vator, used Free Financing On Used Balers tools, plows & discs, field cut- very little $1000 tivator. No. 227 2 row mounted i400 acres ... $10,50: And Combines Until June 1971 218 W. 3rd ters,drills,shredder & other corn picker, 3020 mountings. eaner, 17' head, allUsed No. 56 NH rake equipment & manure spreaders FritzChristener, Home, Ks., ;ood shape $6201 Used 125 bu. GV No. 20 wagon Pfister -Rhodes 799-2521. x46 information, call Used IHC manure spreader ACt& USED TRACTORS See us for a good price on a ALSJS-CWASAI£1293 392-2946 1964 IH 706 LP gas FOR SALE -A -C 3x16 plow new Krause disc or chisel. Impl. Co. with snap coupler, $100. IHC D. Davis MINNEAPOLIS, KANS. Ford Major diesel 4x16 plow. No. 540 steerable strict Manager 1967 Farmall 656 gas ' Phone 439-6219 s Chalmers Co. Gould's, Inc. 1955 IH F300 tractor; 1954 IH plow with 3 pt. hitch, $800. USED TRACTORS JAMESTOWN, KANS. Phone 539-1940, Manhattan. 229-6410 1963 4010 diesel Super MTA; 1953 Super M trac- SB47 VISTA, KANS. New Holland - Krause tor; 1940 Case VAC; 1966 Ford 1965 3020 gas 5000 gas Moline - Dempster 1962 4010 diesel Gas & Diesel FOR SALE - Three wind dam- IHC M gas (in soon) COMBINE: IH 303 vv/ cab aged 9000 bu. Butler bins. At Equipment - Oliver - 1961 560 diesel Morris Co. Grain, White City, Used IH 103 manure spreader Shop Service x45 Phone IHC H Manure spreader - IH 103 Kans. ) planters si:tli;\ 1960 JD 630 MOST up-to-date service planter, good onetInt#111:223t4 913 - 243-2609 1954 JD 70 gas TRUCKS shop in our area WANTED - Three row corn v JD planter As:) 1-784-\ 1970 3020 diesel, demo. 1959 Chev. V8 with bed & hoist head, No. 335, 30" spacing, for PrPPROA MET, Complete diesel testing equip- 95 John Deere. Box 414, Buhler, ;rinder-mixer, PTO KS. 1958 Chev. 1/2T pickup ment to take care of the major- SB47 grinder, PTO MACHINERY 1951 Chev 2T w/ bed & hoist ity of tractors. Kansas 67522. grinder, PTO JD 14T baler 1949 Chev. %T with box Boring bars, line boring ma-FOR SALE - 150 gallon milk 0" roller mill, PTO Ford twine baler 1944 GMC 11/2T truck chine, welding, electrical, acety- bulk tank, DeLaval. Phone 524- f?der CHECK OUR PRICES Bearcat feed mill SEE US FOR USED CARS 4770, Lincoln, Ks., Mrs. Lenora e for IHC Cub Cad? Interest Free Till Spring 10' JD AW disk lene. JD No. 5 mower FARMHAND EQUIPMENT Valve equipment, rod align- Hildebrandt. x46 'ew Idea manure On All New & Used Tractors & MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS ment tools. JD 730 diesel, good 951 Ford tractor FOR SALE - Farman 1256 dsl., ler for MF 50 JD 620 gas, good JD 11.8 drill, overhauled AULD Competent factory trained per- 750 hrs., 1968 serial number. 35 MF loader for ifJD B, good New Idea mower sonnel - in hydraulics. diesel, Bought new Sept. 1969. Fully A -C D15 Series 2, very good Woods stalk cutter electrical and general mechan- equipped. Perfect. Price $7250. Flail King shredder,MF 65 diesel Brillion stalk shredder CHEVROLET ical work. 1965 John Deere 4020 dsl., low to sell MF 65 gas JD 45 combine with 12' plat- 461-5414 hours, wide front, 3 point. Ex- Ford 871 diesel form Jvi>{Gll WAKEFIELD BOWMAN'S cellent. Price $4600. 1965 4020 JD hay conditioner dsl., wide front, dual hydraul- Tractor Co., intFord 961 diesel JD 4 row 3 pt. rotating mold- Phone CE 84103 SAVE ON NEW GLEANERS Farm Impl. & Truck Co. ics, 3 pt., $900 major overhaul, Melvin Gustin MISCELLANEOUS board lister dual wheels, front & rear wheel Disk - 17' Kewanee - good Gehl feed wagon Only 4: Gleaner F 1970 carry- 240 East Eighth weights, good rubber. Perfect Salesman Disk -A -C 10', wheel or mtd. Ford tractor loader over combines. See us soon for JUNCTION CITY, KANS. condition. Price $5200. Cabs RL4 listed corn cultivator a long deal. No finance charge available for tractors we sell at Disk - 11' - JD AW - like till July 1, 1971. I, Jct. 36 & 63 Servis rear blade dealer's cost. Also Miller disks new JD 45 loader Save $ $ $ Disk - 12' - - good New 220 tractor, duals & wts., See In Cuba at big discounts. Phone Tonga- ERE 913 336-2138 Disk - 14' JD pull Ford forage harvester noxie, Kans., 913 845-2798. JD 34 two row forage harvester 3 point, 3 speed S1345 Plowsmounted or pull JD 4 row front mtd. cultivator New and demonstrator 180 gasA -C 190 tractor, low hours, NECA, KANSAS Several combines & corn heads tractors excellent condition PARTS BINS - 15 good wood- PTO Viking hammermill, 3 pt. Also good stock of used com-John Deere 55 combine, good en 8' long, 7%' high, 1%' deep hitch W W Smith & Sons bines and tractors condition tapered to 1' deep, wire backs. on's GreetingsDuAll loader for JD 30104010 1969 F Gleaner,18', with cab 92 various sized bins, painted & emotional % ton, 4, 420 5th Ravenscraft and A -C numbered, $45 each or $40 in Kansas Farm Mchry. 1968 G Gleaner with 20' header Quantities. 913 782-0870, Olathe drive, V8, 4 speed, po' 1967 M670 MM, like new ring, lockout hubs, a ME 2-3148 Oil & Impl. Farm Equipment, Olathe, Ks. good tires. Hurry, i CE 3-1374 JOHN DEERE 1966 MF No. 300 combine, 14' S1346 Box 169 1966 John Deere 95, very good last long. West 24 CLAY CENTER, KS. WANTED - 5' Yazoo mower, vrolet with Farm Hs at Goodyear Day - 799.2141 Roto-baler, excellent condition any condition. Write condition box eat 1951 M Farmall & price. Bill Neher, Box 75, Acsiz-o.s.martss MM U tractor in good condition TER OF FINANCE '.--- TOPEKA Snow Covered Evening 799-2165 Chapman, Kansas 67431. x47 VAILABLE ON Specials WHITEWATER, KS.67145 TRACTORS Cuba Impl. Co. THESE TRACTORS DU -ALL LOADERS Pets 1952 John Deere 70 gas WITH HYD. BUCKETS NOTICE mall 856D 1 1965 A -C 190 dsl., low hours PRICED TO SELL Phone 913-4Y7 FOR SALE - Coyote dogs, mall 656 gas 1 1965 AC 190XT gas Change Of catch and kill, stag and grey- mall 706 gas 1 1967 930 Case dsl., cab, dual1968 International 4 wheel drive Cuba, Kans. I 6705 diesel wheels Scout, radio & heater, lock Ownership ALL& <>41..MER6 hound. Robert Moran, Admire, rmall 504 gas 1 1967 G1000 MM dsl., cab, out wheels Ks., 316 528-3249. x46 mall 706 gas dual wheels SALE FOR SALE - Registered in Deere 3010D 1. A -C WD 45 TRACTORS When's the best Walker (treeing) coon hound se 631 diesel Co-op with loader, extra good 1970 Farmall 756 dsl., fully We have purchased the Al- pups, purple ribbon bred. Some 'mall 240 equipped lis-Chalmers Agency from time to buy 8 months old and some 10 wks. rmall 400 COMBINES 1969 656 Farmall gas,fast Hinkle's Impl. Co.Service farm machinery ? Francis Odette, Clyde, Ks., in Deere 60 3 1968 Gleaner G's, cabs hitch, wide front axle, dual and salescontinue under Phone 446-3577. x46 in Deere AR 1 1967 Gleaner C -II, cab, heater hydraulic new ownership and man- When you need it and can 3 1966 Gleaner C -II, cab 1967 Farman 656 gas, fully agement.Following are a finance the purchase. FOR SALE - 4 Walker coon- amegoTruck1 1964 Gleaner C -II, cab equipped few pieces of used machin- hound pups, $10 each. Gerald 2 1963 Gleaner C, diesel 1961 Farmall 566 diesel, 2 pt., ery that we are selling out Call RAY COHORST Thompson, Agenda, Kansas, Tractor Co.1 1963 Gleaner C, cab fully equipped at sacrifice prices: Phone 3-551. x45 1 1962 Gleaner C 1958 Farmall 450 gas, 2 pt. 1 1961 Gleaner A 1957 Farman M 1 1970 JD 6600 combine, Corn 913 - 776-7061 Phone 1 1959 Gleaner A, cab 1957 Farman 350, LP gas, util- Special with cab, chopper, 20' Mobile Homes 1 1961 Gleaner C, cab ity, 2 pt. header, 23.1 front tires 456-9661 1 1953 JD 55 1955 Farmall 300, completely 3 1968 JD 95 combines with MANHATTAN, KANS. FOR RENT - Mobile homes, 1 1961 MH 82, cab, good overhauled cabs, choppers, 23.1 tires. newly furnished & carpeted. 1 1958 MH 92cab, good John Deere 620, 3 pt., fully 1 1968 JD 4020 row crop tractor Salina Mobile Homes, Inc., 1700 equipped with lock rear end, low hours 1 1966 JD 2010 row crop tractor Complete North Highway 81, Salina, Ks. VAMEGO, KANS. A &W Eqpt. Co. John Deere A SB51 Farmall H 1 1963 JD 4010 RC, good Line Of 913 - 738-3379 R -MOUNT BLADES OTHER EQUIPMENT Rhine Impl. Co. Behlen Steel Poultry s for rear mountblai IH 200 tractor spreader to, AU%11Ci BELOIT,KS. Jayhawk loader It. hitches, sizes 6' Clawsmitaf WANTED - Custom poultry make these with 2 to IH 303 combine, 14' with cab 913 325-3176 FARM BUILDINGS, MM 14' combine dressing. May we help you? coupler hitches on LIKE NEW BINS, AUGER EQUIPMENT Jones Poultry, White City, Ks., ?se blades can bebig IH No. 51 feed wagon 4 demonstrator A -C 376 16" RH Phone or write Mike Wayland at Phone 349-2388. SB45 ?rs for cleaning livesti plow bottoms- $50.00 for all WASHINGTON, KANS. )ors, loafing sheds !1968 660 Case combine, like Kendall Garage FOR SALE - Araucana baby nate mud holes in AND IMPLEMENT Wayland Const. Co. chicks, mature fowl, hatching rich would help to ti new, cut 600A wheat. Cab, Phone EA 5-2134 eggs. Lay colored eggs. Febru- cooler, float steering tires. A Cuckler Cirole-C Building ary thru October. Arthur Rath- terial count down. $5250 -71 Phone is built to stand and serve your Washington, Kansas 66968 for snow clearance1961 55 John Deere combine, farming needs. See us for a ke, Madison, Kansas 66860. x52 Ys and otherareas'low acreage, float steering free estimate. WANTED TO BUY- Used tires, 293-5661 quick-tach 3 row or 6 row Mas- FOR SALE - Peafowl, cocks like new condition sey cornhead, used 12'-18' field and hens. F. J. Buck, Tescott, orgy Welding $3250 Kansas. x47 Phone 857-3241 1959 800 C'Age-O-Matic Diesel, Hoppy's Steel cultivator, wheel type, and used LEONARDVILLE, KANS. 215 E. Ash 913 823-2826 4 horse metal topped stock rTRALIA, KANSA!. new cyl. heads, pistons and trailer. sleeves, painted $1250 SELF PROPELLED forage SALINA, KANSAS Have For Sale-- Six - Help Wanted ALE- 730John IX1965 931 Case diesel, 3 pt., low harvesters, new & used.Field row Sidewinder tulther with tandard in excellent 6hours $4000 Queen, Inc., Maize, Ks., Call planter boxes, mounted hitch to with new paint, loop Bob (316) 722-0461. SB45 hook 2 corn planters together, kr1). Jer Plett, and 250 gal. anhydrous am- Ochs, Inc... monia. FULLER BRUSH Phone 924.5287. FOR SALE - 1964 Case flail CucklerBUILDING YSTIEMS Will sell outright or LADIES ! WORD PART-TIME Phone387-2361. field cutter. 4x16 semi -mounted trade on above machinery for ALE - 1962 3010gr Case plow. VG4D Wisconsin good used roping saddles, Reg. IN YOUR OWN AREA ntrol, wide front en motor with starter. 1968 24WS FOR SALE - Four 14" JD Quarter mare(s), or livestock. ABOVE AVERAGE WAGES libber, Comfort coverl slatted moldboards. Frank Wil- Write Box 405 41:11 John Deere baler. Phone 913 Gary W. Peterson, Rt. 2, Box 2, ABILENE, KANS. 67410 ;pod. Donald Meyer, At.132-4:NALAzns OTIS, KS. 67565 427-5301 after 6 p.m. x45 son, Route 1, Sedgwick, Ks. x46Arcadia, Kansas. x46 Axtell, Ks. station or garage at-to drop the manure level number, thetheir service sire Well, the larger the tendant for suggestionson the typeeight -foot depth ofthe the ELECTROLUX SweeperUsed higher the viscosity. If aW follows higher filth Miscellaneous. Re- to use. Andalways follow than the traditional - Guaranteed like new. the viscosity numbers,the oil hasofoil the pairs for any make. Ettleman, recommendations of elephant's eye, tosay nothing been manufactured forwinter use. being higher than Phone 226-7270, Blue Rapids, multi -manufacturers. a heifer's Kansas x45 Hornexplainedthat motor oil with the Help was summoned horbs DEA 100% Vinyl Latex viscosity or multi -gradeoils such as "I haven't seen and Stuck Can life, on the market in brother, father, brother-in-law mcVaY WALL PAINT FOR THE ride of your SAE 10W-30 are not readilyaffectednew classificiations ride a Big Horn saddle from Horn. "But it is father-in-law appeared mcVaY Heavy Duty be usedKansas yet," says on thescent - Whshable Key Milling, Clay Center, Kans. by temperature and can marketing The five men succeeded tablishe coming. Each petroleum in getti SB TF year-round. decide for itself when a chain around the mired the faro company will high oft 2.93 per gal. When selecting oil types, mill using the newgiver, and the besmirched osociat Also Good Selection Of operating conditions and thetype ofto begin bovine Linoleum: 9x12, 12x12, 12x15 designations." was hauled to the surface engine - adiesel(compression frontloader providing with ignition) the Holstein ignition) or gasoline (spark hosting heft. FAITH'S What New Oil - have tobe considered. Really FURNITURE A Cow "It was really a lotof work, Until this fall American sad there wasn't even anywind East US 24 PR 8-3786 Institute service so we Markings Mean Petroleum Creek could get up -wind of the MANHATTAN, KANSAS classifications were simply MMand Up The cow," sail DG, DM McPHERSON - AnyagriculturalStucky. Arti WELL DRILLING with new While lubricatingoilsare im-MS for gasoline engines and "We never could have osion air rotary. Gravel packed wells API liquid manure is saved h portant to the operation of an engine,and DS for diesel motors. The agent will say that withouthelp," with plastic or metal well cas- recently changed this sytemanda source offarm wealth -and heexplainer ings. 913 226-7353, Gerald Stra- the motoring publicunderstands describing the work crew soIn came up with eight newdesignationsAnnabelle fell into afortune. as "at der, Blue Rapids. x46 little about them. SD 1200 -pound of men working and a lot That's the opinion of Rodney S.for motor oils - SA, SB, SC and For Annabelle,a of wonitit SINGER Touch & Sew Like for gasoline engines, and CA,CB,Holstein, to do this wasno easystanding around." brand new. Sews on buttons, Horn,Extensionagricultural Afterbeinghauled for CC, and CD for diesels (withfewmatter. She had to squeezethrough tosafety Enrollment makes buttonholes, overcasts, engineer at Kansas State Univer- Annabelle was scrubbed, 1(1 exceptions). a two -foot byfive-foot opening which fed, a elassesl monograms, makes fancy zig- sity. "And when we pullinto a IrrA(or -Extension zag stitches. $50 cash or $5 mo. Here's a brief description of usesinadvertently had beenleftun- took her place in the Stuckys' will be lioen service station and ask for a quart of each new thatcow herd. od conninKg Guaranteed. Will take trade. 30 weight oil, few of us really un-and conditionsfor covered inthe slotted floor Kansas cod Call 539.3710, Olathe, Ks. x45 by 40 -foot manure Stucky said he was lucky alelY 3° derstand what we are buying," says classification: covers the 10 -foot tha neither the rescue crew during USED ELECTROLUX for sale, SA-for utility gasoline and dieselpit on the farm of dairymanJames nor janilarM'la hael Horn. nabelle gave out during the accordingt° guaranteed like new bags & re- Viscosity,oiltypes,operatingengine service; for engines operatedL. Stucky near McPherson. ord pairs & hoses. Ettleman, Blue under ideal conditions (no engine But, if Annabellehad to work tothe only question being- will Rapids, Ks. x45 conditions and engine types are still give down? important considerations in motorused by general public wouldget in that fix, Stuckyhad to work a WANTED - Old dishes, prefer oil selection. operate under this condition). lot harder to get her out. blue and white, Dorthy pattern. SB-for minimum duty gasoline immediately gAIRICE Also glassware and walnut Viscosity describes the ease with A pump was started furniture. Box 32A, Route 2, which oil flows. Low viscosity oilsengine service; could be used in an Eudora, Kansas. x45 flow easily and are usually calledengine which now requires MM oil; Sat., January 9 "light." Higher viscosity oils aresuitableforlight -dutytractor FOR SALE - Telegraph poles pullinglight Starts 1:00 p.m. 16 to 35' or will cut to fence thicker, more resistant to flow andoperationsuchas Due to the death of my husband, are referred to as "heavy." wagons, mowing, raking hay. sellat public auction the followingwilt post lengths. Excellent quality. gasoline engine 11 Also have No. 9 smooth soft SAE 10W, SAE 20, SAE 20W, SAE SC-for 1964 items at the farm located 3 mi,north wire, reasonable. E. D. Streck- warranty service; service typical of of Winifred, Kansas,or 2 mi. east and SALES 30...wheredoyouseethese 'fiSIINK fus, Rt.3,Salina, Ks., Phone designations? On motor oil cans, of 1964-67 models of passenger cars and 2 south of Home City, Kansas. TA 3.2706. x50 course. But what do they mean?trucks; could be used in gasoline engines manuafactured before 1967 MACHINERY COWS et of Beatrice, Nebr; 8 Herefords We Have Everything for The Do-It-Yourselfer and in which MS oil is being used.1961 M. F. tractor, Model 65 1.-Cattle SD-for 1968 gasoline engineM. H. Combine, 21A, 14 ft. 3 Angus SALINA'S GREATEST BARGAINPLACE warranty service; service typical ofKewanee wheel disc, 11 ft. 1/4-4x8 MASONITE ROYALCOTE' gasoline engines in passenger carsA. C. Rote baler 1 Black Whiteface y-Hogs 1st Quality - At an unheard of price. $2.98 ilia Hog 11 MTh, Cambridge Red - Only andtrucksbeginningwith1968 M. F. 3-14 plow Cows are tested 4x8 PACESETTER 4 COLORS models; to be used in engines now40 ft. Kewanee elevator Will calve around March $2.98 1 A beautiful high quality panel' requiring MSoils;suitablefor2 New idea mowers, 7 ft. gasoline undermosi lie Holiday 14-4x8 NATURAL BUTTERNUT $4.48 tractors (1 for repairs) operating conditions. HAY Behind Us,. MANY, MANY More Premium grade prefinished CA-for light duty diesel enginePost hole digger (Easy Off) panels on display. service; could be used where ownerMoline side delivery rake 200 bales in barn Ie Ire Expecting Bale loader 2x4's-all lengths -good quality -Per Running Ft. 8C is now using a DG service oil. 500 bales in stack lageRm Of Livestock CB-for moderatedutydiesel2 -row Dempster lister WOOD COMBINATION STORM DOORS Ihis Week. 30" & 36" x Prehung. including hardware. $9.95 engine service;could be used inDirt scoop ARMSTRONG FLOOR COVERING place of DG and DM oils; typical ofSuring tooth, Ford, 8 ft. MISCELLANEOUS 6" x 12" Widths - Lots of Patterns. Per Sq. Yd. $2.85 MIN PHONE up diesel engines operated under mildCase harrow, 3 section, 18 ft. 4134571 7/16-4x9 MASONITE HARDBOARD SIDING and light duty service where the16-8 IHC drill, fert. attach. McCulloch chain saw P, fE TEGTMEIER 181/2c Grooved 4" on centers - Pre Primed - Per Sq. Yd. engine operates under continuous10 ft. Easy Flow fertilizer Fence posts ktri - 8654521 PLYWOOD - We have it. lightloads,such as mowing or spreader ERR XRGENS Wire tore - 645-3493 1/4to 3/4 Exterior, Interior, Sanded & Sheathing raking. Grain auger Grade at Prices That Can't Be Beat. CC-for, moderate to severe duty Cattle oiler II1116DI M. H. cultivators kit -225-0757 diesel and gasoline engine service; Kirlin cultivator Gas barrel and stand typical of lightly superchargedComfort sprayer Old flat bed Close-Out diesel engines operated in moderate 2 electric fencers to sever service duty and may in- TRUCK Tarp AU. FARM SUPPLIES clude some special applications of1951 Chevrolet 1f ton, 6 cyl-Tractor umbrella heavy duty gasoline engine service; inder, grain box, hoist andComfort cab We are selling the balance of the distress stock of an eastern farm recommendedforuseinfarm stock racks Miscellaneous items supply store, and many of the items are sold. This was a large stock, tractors and industrial construction and we have many pieces besides those listed below, so be sure and vehicles now using DS service oils. Terms: Cash letus know what you need.If we have it, you'll get it for wholesale CD-forseveredutydiesel Not responsible for awl orless. engines; specially designed to meet

HINSON WEATHER BREAKS. choice$19.95 the needs of higher speed, super- Only a few breaks left. charged diesel motors. These breaks also can be altered to fit any He pointed out that motorists who Mrs. Paul Roev make tractor, and you'll still save plenty. don't understand the new METAL TRACTOR SPINNERS, reg. 2.75 classification system should rely on Auctioneer: Roche tarz and barmy; each 984 WOODEN SPINNERS, reg. 984.... each494 TOOL BOXES, metal for tractors We Have Traded choice $3.95 For HYDRAULIC HOSE, 1/2", 1 wire.. per ft..504 more good farmer -owned tractorsand TRACTOR BUCKET SEATS with hydr combines. NOW WE mountings $10.95 WANT TO TRADEWITH YOU EXHAUST weather caps $1.49 Interest waiver on both- Warranty available SEAT COVER PADS, reg. 6.65 $3.95 You can call us at nightand ask for: HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS, various DENNIS, Phone Salina 913825-1470 FRED, Salina, 913 825-4287 sizes .choice.$24.95 DOUBLE ROLLERCHAIN,10'lengths$19.95 TRACTORS COMBINES Numbers40, 50,and60. MISC. BARGA 1 1968 4020 diesel, 1350actual1 1967 105 with cab, Remember, these items are only a few popular hours little cut- 1 220X Letz burr mill yt195 items. We have hundreds more. Check withus 1 1967 4020 diesel 11967ting 55 like new 1 JD 4 bottom integral plow before you buy any accessory for your equip- 1 1966 4020 diesel 1 1965 95, cheap with all new NU bottoms & ment. 1 1964 4020 diesel, 1 1963 95, cheap new coulters power shift1 1961 55, extra 1 JD RW tandem 12' disk $395 4volutio 1 1958 720 diesel, widefront good nary Car' Load Of Groceries At LOW LOW Prices 1 1951 AR gas 1 1966 C-11 Baldwin,extra 1 JD BW tandem 121/a' disk sharp $625 1 1947 D gas 2 1958 55's, 12 0(1 Grain 1 1959 A -C D-17 diesel & 14' 1 Wards walk behind tractor TRADER BILL WILL NOT 1 1957 55,14' with complete line of ma' Ca BE UNDERSOLE 1 1947 IHC ModelH 1. 1955 14', dualwheels, Farrarchinery and snow blade 1 A -C Model WD,overhauled sickle drive,extra good 1 Demo 56 riding tractor,like iltkiish"amejbs 2 1959 MF 92 $295 41 halt thoe exPensi 1 JD Model G,extra good specials new cost. 1 1960 MF Super92 1 demo. 4320 tractor IN behind MORRISON Warehouse, & Lumber heaVy Atit SALINA , Your Discount Building Supply Headquarters IMPLEMENT CO. 1,41 Pigeh SA, 602 South Broadway 'Illeilesa a--complete, 724North 13th. J EEREit° Phone 913 823-2206 kisI jjaciud,l af undercarr SAUNA, KS, Phone 913 -827-9666 0 H °I Salina, Kansas 48arsMem a"T° endlag' or rear taiPlguarnt lanUre level since pth ofthefilthwi estimated 2 ler cent rise in the use of n the traditions physicians' services. Grass & Grain 21 Another jump re,to say nothing HEW said an estimated 15 per cent than a heifer's horn increase Li the cost and utilization of mimoned and Stuelt In Medicare such institutionalservicesas er, brother-in-law a. January 5, 1971 hospital outpatient clinics will ac- appeared on the scet DEATH TAKES McVAY Payments count forthe remainderofthe Cancer has taken the life 2nsucceeded in gettii of T. Hobart premium rise. und the mired mil; McVay, longtime G&Garea dairyman. whole new world of creative per- The aged must pay 6 per cent Supplemental Medicare meets McVay, 74, died in Hutchinson.He es- ception and aesthetic enjoyment has more for supplemental Medicare le besmirched bovir tablished a reputation Holsteinherd on parts of the elderly's nonhospital to the surface with the family farm near Nickerson opened up to many Kansans through benefits next July 1 largely becausemedical expenses. The government, and held ofrising )roviding the Holst(): high offices in both stateand national these classes," he added. Persons doctorcharges,thewhich matches individual con- associations of the breed. interested in obtaining further in-Department of Health, Educationtributions, will pay out an additional formation about these classes are.and Welfare has announced. $70 million from general revenues ally a lot of work, at invited to attend the organizational even any wind so Thecurrent $5.30 a monthnext year because of the premium wind of the cow," sai meeting nearest them. premium will increase of $5.60 aincrease. month for the 19.5 million medicare Williamson, assistant director of the Physicians' charges have risen 7.1 subscribers. This is far less than thepercentsincelastDecember could have savedv,,:rxtension Art Division of Continuing Education at $1.30, or 32 per cent, increase an- ip,"heexplain Kansas State University, compared to a 4.8 per cent increase nounced last December forthein the overall cost of living, the e work crew as "at lc asses In Manhattan. current fiscal year. ing and a lot of wome Classes will be offered in Abilene,You May Have Bureau of Labor Statistics said. Most of the latest increase was TheMedicaresupplemental und." Ashland,Augusta,BellePlaine, attributed to the expected 6.7 per ighauledtosafel)Area Set Beloit,Carlton,ClayCenter, premium began at $3 a month in A Gas Bill cent jump in the amount of doctors'1966, rising to $4 in 1968 and $5.30 last as scrubbed, fed,ay.MANHATTAN.A. - Enrollment forCourtland, Goodland, Halstead, fees covered by Medicare and to an ce in the Stuckys' Tspring semester Extension classesHarper, Jetmore, Leoti, Lyons, July. in drawing and painting will be heldMarysville, McPherson, Meade,Refund Coming d he was lucky Nil approximately 30 Kansas Minneapolis, Mulvane, Newton, coin - The Kansas Corporation Com- rescue crew nor kmunitiesduring January andWamego, Washington, Wellington, out during the ordeiFebruary, White City and mission (KCC) said today 431,000 accordingtoMichael Winfield.customersof stion being - will st "Arrangements are being made to ninenaturalgas offer classes companies will receive refunds on am? in several othertheir gas bills totaling $15.5 million. SELL EVERY WEDNESDAY communities," Williamson said. The average refund to residential AT ONAGA 1:00 PM "Local announcements will be madeand small commercial customers when arrangements arecom-will be about $23. wary9 pleted." Dale E. Saffels of Garden City, Cattle and Hogs Courses to be offered are DrawingKCC chairman, said the companies 00 p.m. Fundamentals I, Drawing Fun-will have the option of making the my husband, will damentals II, Sketching Techniques, ion the following Painting Fundamentals I, Paintingrefunds by check or, under certain mated 3 rid. north circumstances,bycreditingthe , or 2mi. east and Fundamentals II, and Exploration Onaga Community Sale of Media. Only two of the drawingcustomers' account. ty, Kansas. Saffels said the refundresults Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889-4461 or 889-4665, ONAGA, KS. courses and two of the paintingfrom the settlement of Cities Service COWS 2 miles north of Beatrice, Nebr. courses are offered at any one place.

Gas Co.'s rate cases before the Each coursecarriestwohoursFederal Power Commission. In Monday undergraduatecredit a -Cattle for those cases the FPC ordered refunds semester's work consisting of one hiteface to be made to these companies in Wednesday-Hogs three-hour evening meeting a weekKansas: Cattle 11 am. .e tested Hogs11 am.. for 14 weeks. A course may also be The Gas Service taken on a non-credit basis. The Co.,Kansas ye aroundMarch1 Power & Light Co., Greeley Gas enrollment fee is $28, exclusive ofCo.,UnionGasSystems With The Holiday supplies. Inc., Arkansas -LouisianaGas Co., HAY Season Behind Us, "This program of artclasses, after a small beginning over 15Southeastern Co. Inc., Commercial We Are Expecting Pipeline Co. Inc., Tri-City Gas Co. in barn years ago, has recently attractedand Haucke Pipeline Co. in stack A Large Run Of Livestock national attention as an example of a The KCC ordered each ofthe This Week. self-supporting educationally -soundcompanies to pass their refund on to program providing the opportunitytheir customers. CELLANEOUS BARN PHONE for cultural activities for smaller A spokesman for the KCC said 223.3571 communities," Williamson said.customers could expect the refunds it chain saw _CLARENCE TEGTMEIER "Instruction is designed for both theabout Feb. 1. its Burchard - 865-4521 beginning and the more advanced Saffels said about $10 million will DELMER JURGENS student on the adult level. In ad- Wymore - 645-3493 be refunded to firm customers and dition to learning the fundamentalabout $5.5 million to interruptable er JR. TIHINL'Vf skills of drawing and painting, a I and stand Beatrice - 228-0757 customers of the companies. led fencers mbrella cab eous items msible for accide0 CHECK WITH US ON FEED never FINANCING AND CREDIT rz and barney, Glen We believe in working with farmers in thisarea. And our service even extends to financing. Our credit policy is reliable and buying in volume may earn you liberal discounts. We may be able to write you an easy feeder finance contract which will let you feed out livestock and poultry and pay back when they're sold,or start 'H YOU producing. Or maybe we can help you find local financing to feed or expand your operation ata favorable interest rate. 5-4287 Anyway, we want to help you feed high quality Purina Chows. Purina"priced right"-proven by research and fed by dozens of leading farmersin BARGAINS this market. Az burr mill..$195 Atom integral plow AGRICULTURE SERVICE 258-2412 Herington new NU bottoms & alters Revolutionary NewDonahue Stock FLINT HILLS FEED & GRAIN PR 8-5322 Manhattan tandem 12' disk $395 tandem 121/2' disk FARMERS UNION FEED MILL 437-2434 St. Marys $6251 - and Grain Carriers walk behind tractor MOR-KAN ELEVATOR 349-2214 White City mplete line of /na- Does the same jobs as expensive farm Choice oftwo bodystyles -con- MID-CONTINENT ELEVATOR nd snow blade or new stakeless model. .... CE 8-4177 Junction City i6 riding tractor, like trucks at half the cost. ventional GORDEN MARK ELEVATOR $295 Use behind your heavy-duty pickup or ME 2.3381 Clay Center 1320 tractor farm tractor. WESTERN GRAIN MILL For detailed 767-5933 Council Grove Can be purchased complete, or in any literature, write: combinations of undercarriage, body, PURINA hoist (including PTO and pump), drill Donahue Manufacturing

fill auger system or rear tailgate auger. Durham, Kansas67438 NICHOWS i windbreaks in Kansasis a redcedar.popularity in thestate. treatment redcedar wood istreeseedlings Rede cording to Caley. "The Sensitive to fire, areavailable`14 determined by witha distinctKansans again this route may be soft andctloisrfuoftenl year from when a used Division r,4 equipment. For instance, fragrance.I ofState and dripping vatisavailable,itwill closets, chests andForestry at KSU. Extens. methodmanufacture of Purchases probably be the treatment made throughapplication paneling. for 'r used." t, redcedar is avaluablewhich may be picked 4 hand- up at While a vat requires more species that willcontinue to gain incounty Extension office. \ ling facilities and extrahelp, one in- wouldprobablybeagood vestment if large numbersof cattle WEBUY FATHOGS were treated. that Mondays thru Friday The veterinarian points out se,,tar of spraying requires a minimum s9aT.-3P help and equipment.Experienced operators normally do a satisfactory Marysville',.Kansas job, Caley says, althoughspraying and dipping may require anad- Clougherty Packing Co. after ditional treatment 10-14 days NO COMMISSION NO SHRINKAGE the first one. We may not have the best hog market every day, Another effective methodof but we may have the best market the day you wash controlisdusting.However,it to sell your hogs. requiresclosecontactwiththe BONDED FOR YOUR PROTECTION animals. Power dusters - which MARK WILKIE drive the powder through the hair - Resident Buyer Phone 562-2050 may have merit in cold climates. Hand dusting is only possible on a

BEEF RESEARCH FACILITIES few head, but usually requires too Piifle 1H DEALER AT ABILENE, KANS, 't St. Here is the beef research facility at Kansas State University much human contact to be practical. which has replaced old pens and barns destroyed by tornado in Cattle oilers are a practical and eEsasAnm:; 1966. The recently formed Livestock & Meat Industry Council popular methodoflicecontrol, rEwE0.peoitpToiceHkaRAr hopes to promote the funds to utilize the facilities for exper- although they require time to clean Quitting Business iments and other livestock research: The organization, which up a herd. Their most valuable use is to theindi will maintain an office at K -State's Weber Hall, hopes to create for animals that have previously ALL NEW & USED MACHINERY th' r: t a $1.5 million endowment fund to finance research. been sprayed or dipped. Dr. Caley reminds cattlemen that NOW SELLING AT OUR COST all insecticides may be toxic under Lice frequently cause itching and . First Come . First Served IA _Hub Marts, It's Time To rubbing that produce hairless areas.certain conditions. His advice: avoid LreL,is dea Anemia,rawareas,retarded"Followthesafetyrules, human contact when possible and NEW IHC PICKUPS of 47. growth, and loss of condition are ek at the age Take Extra Care read the labelcarefully.Ifan 1 1971. 1110, 8' bonus bed, V304, 4 sp., R&H, step bumper, bitch City. other signs of lice infestation. accident happens, contact your 1 1971 1010, 8' bonus bed, V304, AT, PS, R&H, step bumper liztioNimetion The primary species of lice which and hitch On Cattle Lice affect cattle are biting lice and bloodphysician at once." 1 1970 1100D 6' bonus bed, 6 cyl., 3 speed, R&H Cattle lice - which usually showsuckers, explains Caley. The biting up during winter and early spring -::11:163;illfsearhisilKinagwrellinfeae,,latilKndfyofrwaao -lice live from skin flakes and debris NEW IHC TRACTORS 0,}tard James. can result in substantial economicwhile blood suckers penetrate theRedcedar 1 IHC 105 Cub CaleiVjaphydrostat, with 42" mower losses to Kansas ranchers. skin and live from fresh blood. 1 INC Cadet 60 ri er mower Dr. Homer K. Caley, Extension 1 INC No. 3 trailer for Cadet 60 mower "Lice are opportunists, for theyPopular Tree IHC Cub 154 Lo -Boy, hyd. lift with or without 60" veterinarianatKansasStateare most noticeable in the old, sick slung mower under University, explains that economic and young animals," says Caley. 1 IHC F826 diesel, wide front, 3 pt., front weights, 2sets kre(leachers lossesfromliceinfestationare"Bulls frequently tend to be infestedFor Windbreaks rear weights, fluid in rear tires difficult to evaluate. with lice." The eastern redcedar is a durable, 1 INC F856 diesel, wide front, 3 pt. "Based on actual tests the weight Recognizing the problem early isall-purpose tree that can now be ofPensions loss on 400 -pound calves is aboutone good control measure, says thefound in each of Kansas' 105 coun- NEW IHC COMBINE $7.20 per head when compared withExtension specialist. Lice are easier 1 IHC 403, cab, 16' quick hitch platform ties. 411K lice -freecalves," Caleysays. toeliminate beforethe animals It may come as a surprise that "Losses on mature cows and bullsbecome weak. redcedar is the state's only native NEW IHC PLOWS Docking and the 1971 would be considerably higher." 1 IHC 540 4x16 steerable, 3 point Grubicides complicatetheliceevergreen and that pioneers once 1 IHC 540 4x16 steerable, FH leOliture will be asked to Not only that, but extra feed iscontrol program. "Most productsconsidered it the best Christmas tree to peak forKansas required for lousy cattle and it has 1 INC 550 5x16 2,16b1 c3 point used to control grubs will providearound. 1 INC 55 chisel klUspring cushion, trail type &thee retired. been established that lice infestationsome benefit for lice control but they State and Extension foresters at ititive committee of the lowers resistance to disease. Whileshould not be depended upon for Kansas State University point out Retired Teachers death is seldom a problem, animals NEW IHC DISC HARROWS eradication," adds Caley. that the redcedar is becoming a 1 INC No. 330 12' wheel type, sealed bearings, 18" disc said its request would which develop an anemia as a result "The choice of treatment methodpopular windbreak tree; in fact, one 1 IHC No. 370 12'_wheel_type, sealed bearings, 20"disc &smilers already retired of blood sucking lice may die. 1 IHC No. 610 1.3.4beNe IOVAlheel type disc will depend on many factors," ac-in every three trees now planted to ipitith leachers who retire NEW IHC SPRINGTOOTHS 1 Jur. No. 35%11 whetenntroliarl 94' WM 'late merged the 1 IHC No. 360 wheel controlled 24' School Retirement System, lechers who retire next NEW MISC. EQUIPMENT Ca crper month pension Golden Opportunity 1 IHC No. 510 16x8 gr drill, plain, power lift 1 IHC No. 10 16x8 graNOlia)fert., rubberpress, power lift 1 IHC No. 1150 grinder -mixer, magnet, feed roll,drag hop per, tank lid, ladder Sal 1 IHC No. 1100 trailermower, balanced head, 9'bur- l. IHC No. 1200 FH mower, balancedhead, 9' bar Starts 11 DMLeaks 1 IHC No. 56 6 row planter, withfertilizer Having Specials TurNo. 1(1 rake,9'with rubber mount teeth will sell 1 IHC No. 916 mower -conditioner,9' (in shipping crate grounds north of Tractors: NEW BMB ROTARY MOWERS south of 1 XL6 6' trail type cutter east on and used tractors until March1,1971. 1 FR7 7' mounted 3 pointhitch 1 TFR 144 12' trail type.shredding att. 3rd drive line brg. I] Waiver of finance chargeson new 70 series,30 series Equipment II FIELDMASTE SPRINGTOOTHS II 1 23'wing type, whe ).11e.dd, 1 24' wing type, wh el spacingspac 1958 IF Combines: (wit, 41,"t tO)ot thhspacingi Bite traiPc trolir e19n59t 2 26' wing type, tro ed, 41,2" tooth spacing (1 set II Waiver of finance charges up, I in crat M on new and used combinesun- Jc . til April1,1971. DU -AL EQUIPMENT ):!!.s.8'12'iwo 1 No. 600 DU -ALmanure spreader and running gear, 326 bu row John Your best dollar tradesduring December. 1 DU -AL hay accumulatorand bale hawk Fi 1 DU -AL No. 325 :'?Et4171'4'Setelires,3 Pt. with Special prices loader with 7' bucket for IHC 706 & 806 attachment on 4 row and 6 row 30"corn heads. tractors M sPi! reader 'zrtra sections USED TRACTORS 'IN 1 1941. FarmallM Forage Harvesters: 1 1955 Farmall 400 1 1941 A -C Model WC F. 1 1965 Farmall gas, std. drawbar, hyd., TA, IPTO :?1.kt Chisel A new big capacity machine 1 1965 Farmall706 gas, 3 point,narrow front at less than a used price. 706 diesel, FH, wide front ?It'ullatze!irinitSPra '

. Uni-Loaders: 1 1958 Chevy, PICKUP 6 utility Save by buyingNOW. 1 760n USED NES The most loaderfor the loadPr new. shop woMAC rnHI.less bucket for F656 or 706 money on the market. 1 2000 IHC loader,60" manure bucket, for IHC 560 1 IHC No. 50field cutter, 2 11 row head Compact Tractors NNoo.. tirineebbaalelerr,v;w,6 withhyd. bale tension INCI 375 1 IHC No. 470 There'sa CASE DealerNear You 1 IHC No. 12ombinewing disc, 19' chNo.127 combine Centralia 1 INC No. 4._. 1141.60low, fast every rake 1 IHC spring 1hitch 'Marion McBRATNEY IMPL. CO. ooth, with carrier mot, overhaul 1 INC 4 section nLrrriebePittl I Jamestown springtooth with : LONGHOFER SUPPLY .Salina evener tl ME1S IMPLEMENT CO. mower Linn VAHSHOLTZ 1MPL. CO. IHC Financing oniniint bi ,ipith ,.eltvator, earn. Arrange Your of New Machinery ch KUHLMAN MOTOR CO. ALL MACHINERYFinancing Of Used Equipment riVer pi Chapman PRICED ON OUR FLOOR . older to Marysville Clay Center 21mm JONES & KNOPP WA 2-3241 Abilene Picker BRAUCHI BROTHERS PORTER EQUIPMENT CO Truck & South Buckeye Tractor, Inc. 263-4727 eyor & , ABILENE,PhoneKANSAS lnrewon

88'2):iz.,,?n in the state. Redeo lingsareavailable gain this year from t )fState and Extesk at KSU. Purchases )ugh applicationfo y be picked up at tension office. ilinivestock FOGS Alasssociation a.m.-3 p.m. 1 'KYARDS nsas Pat Goggins co. -IRINKAGE rket every day, te day you wish rECTION

562.2050

NE, KANS Mrs. Warren St. Pierre Governor Docking George Smith Miles McKee Mrs. George Thompson lotsby stringent anti -pollution regulations will be an issue before the1000 mess FEEDLOT THREATS MAIN TOPIC AT CONVENTION livestockmen who will attend. These people are among the principals at the annual convention of the "Closing some of the feedlots could be a real economic loss to Kansas. iACHINERY Kansas Livestock Assn. at Wichita this week, Wednesday thru Friday. It will certainly be a prime topic of conversation,".Fred Germann, Dwight, The threat to the industry by the closedown of commercial feeding president-elect of the association, said. 1111 COST rHUB MARTS, FEED MILL compared with the $148 monthly topFund and about half of them receivethey collect. low-income people and include MANAGER, IS DEAD received by those already retired.$70 a month or less. Another new rule will allow foodbonus coupons so that their buying t Served The Kansas Retired Teachers "None of these people is saving forstamps to be used for bottle or otherpower at grocerystoresisin- JUNCTION CITY - Hub Marts, a rainy day," said Hazen Richard- manager of Allied Mills here, is deadAssociation wants the present scale container deposits on eligible items.creased. UPS for retired teachers of $3.50 person of Ottawa, presidentofthe Previously, a cusomter could buy a Nationally, the average food El, step bumper, hitch:4 a heartattack at the age of 47. stamp recipient spends about $4 on R&H, step bumperi Marts was a native of Junction City.month they taught up to a maximumassociation. "That rainy day hasbottle of milk with stamps but had to He had been in failing health for aof 35 years raised to $7. already arrived. pay cash for the deposit. stamps which buy $19 worth of R&H year. He leaves his wife, Kay, a The association estimates cost of "If the 6 million sounds like a huge Department officials said the rulegroceries. its proposal at $6.5 million in the firstsum to you, remember thatthe changes were requested by foodNO WHEAT PASTURE married daughter Karen, and two welfare department is asking forstamp users - totaling 9 million [ORS sons, Mike and James. year, but points out that the ex- TILL SPRING with 42" mower penditure would be a decreasing one$167 million." persons - and by retail grocers. Most western Kansas farmers as retired teachers die. They are aimed at speeding up foodindicated there would be no wheat r stamp transactions, the department r without 60"under.i;-- A report to the association said pasture until spring. Some reported there currently are 6,740 former said. wind erosion could be a problem ront weights, 2 sets Kansas teachers receiving pensionsGet Loose Change Food stamps are sold to eligiblebecause of little top growth. Retired Teachers under the Kansas School Retirement Want Pensions MEN NEEDED From Food Stamp LAND AUCT101 1INEm inthis area to train as Congress has insisted all along Doubled thatthenation's foodstamp Approx.603A Grassland WS Gov. Robert Docking and the 1971 LIVESTOCK program prevents recipients from Located4 miles west of Kansas Legislature will be asked to spending the coupons on such goods ALMA, KANSAS doublethepensionforKansas as liquor, cigarettes, soap and toilet teachers who have retired. BUYERS paper. on, trail type LEARN TO BUY CATTLE, Now, under a new Agriculture The legislative committee of the HOGS AND SHEEP Tuesday, January 12 Kansas Retired Teachers Department policy, if a stamp user RROWS at salebarns,feedlots and moves briskly enough he might be ?arings, 18" disc Association, said its request would ranches. We prefer to train Sale To Be Held In Wabaunsee Co. Courthouse, Alma men 21to 55 with livestock ex- able to collect enough cash in change bearings, 20" disc put those teachers already retired perience. For localinterview, At 11:00 a.m. Ilse writeage,phone,address and from food stamps to pay for a cup of on a par with teachers who retire background to: Legal Description - NE 1/4 of Section 12, Township 12, Range after June. New Year's cheer. 9; and NE '4 of Section 1, Township 12, Range 9; and SE1/4 OOTHS NATIONAL MEAT PACKERS Or possibly a bar of soap. of Section 1, Township 12, Range 9; and part ofSE 14 The 1970 Legislature merged the TRAINING ,?'Kansas School Retirement System, Effective Jan. 1, the department north of the Horn Road, all in Wabaunsee County,Kansas. 3435 Broadway, Dept. B-147 said, grocers will be permitted to This ischoice Flint and Limestone grassland,all in providing teachers who retire next Kansas City, Mo. 64111 of water. Minerals intact. year with $268 per month pension pay up to 49 cents as change from one tract under one fence with lots 'MEM' food stamp sales. This rule will Terms - 10% down at auction, to be escrowedin the power lift apply to each coupon transaction. Augusta State Bank, Augusta, Kans., balance whenbuyer )er press, power lift Until now, change for stamps approves title and takes possession. feed roll, drag hop Saturday, Jan. 9 amounting to less than 50 cents had People's Bank Of Lakeland, Florida, Trustee 'd head, 9' bar Starts 11:00 a.m. - Lunch Served to be in the form of credit slips ?ad, 9' bar Having decided to quit farming, we issued the customer by the store. Manly A. Norlin Trust ilizer will sell at public auction on the school These could be traded later only at mount teeth grounds at Lillis, Kansas located 7 mi. Lecil Brown, Trust Officer n shipping crate) north of Wheaton and 1 east, or 7 mi. the same store and for approved south of Frankfort, Kansas, and 6 mi. items on the stamp list. JACK BANNON, AUCT. MOWERS east on all weather road. But now, with customers able to Phone 316 776-2601 or 316 746-2955, Douglas Real EstateCo. get up to 49 cents cash each time IHC No. 238 cultivator D. W. MONTGOMERY IHC 214 plow;walking plow they spend food stamps, there are no Northern Real Estate Co. - Night Phone 316 838-8020 3rd drive line brg. Farm EquipmentIHC two row curler restrictions on spending the change OOTHS 620 John Deere tractor, 1958 IHC No. 4 stalk cutter tooth spacing 530 John Deere tractor, 1959 IHC wagon, 7x12 power lift tooth spacing Plow, 810 John Deere MF No. 37 side delivery rake SELL EVERY TUESDAY AT HERINGTON tooth spacing (1set Disk, KBA 12' John Deere 3 -section harrow Disk, KBY 8' Steel stock rack for wide Cultivator, two rowJohn pickup bed Deere 200 Series Ford Ferguson lister, rotary Herington Livestock Auction Co., Inc. unning gear, 326 bu.,2 -row JD planter, 3 pt. with moldboard, 3 point wk fertilizer attachment MF 8' tandem disk, 3 pt. hitch for IHC 706 & 806 Combat sprayer, 3 pt., hitch STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY CONSIGNED CATTLE Case manure spreader 0, 3 harrow sections with drops Here's a few sales made Tuesday,December29ttl: 2 wheel trailer Ford Ferguson 2 -sec. tandem Dave Ballantyne, 1 holst str 770 @ 24.30 JD 3 point chisel roto hoe, 3 pt. Leo Lies, 1 blk clv @ 70.00 hd. Herman Kickhaefer, 1 rn cow 1095 @ 20.70 idel WC IHC 1 -row corn binder Clyde Richmond, 4 strs 1050 @ 25.95 lyd., TA, IPTO No. 5 JD mower Vern Magathan, 1 wf hfr 1045 @ 20.40 Robert Kickhaefer, 1 hoist bull 1910 @ 25.90 7 front No. 10 JD sprayer Heavy vise; pump jack; pair Glenn Meyer, 1 bwf str 580 @ 31.00 Robert Kickhaefer, 2 hoist cows 1265 @ 20.30 nt Wetmore hammermill tractor chains; lard press. Glenn Meyer, 1 blk bull 455 @ 33.00 Richard Chestnut, 1 wf clv @ 70.00 hd. 36' Viking elevator Pormack electric fencer; Hi Max Bernhardt, 1 wf bull 0-2260.00hd. Jr Wiggans, 1 spt cow 1370 @ 21.30 10 railroad ties Lineelectricfencer;hog Doyle Conley, 7 blk cows 880 @ 18.90 Harry Granzow Jr, 1 blk cow 1020 @ 19.70 Hedge corner posts troughs and panels; corn grad- Lee Haun, 1 brf bull 645 @ 29.30 Harry Granzow Jr., 5 blk hfrs 568 @ 28.10 9 pipe fence braces er, hand turn; 7' stocktank; Lee Haun, 1 blk bull 595 @ 30.00 Adolph Kristek, 2 wf strs 645 @ 30.20 2 I -beams, 5x12x20%' 12'x14' tarpaulin; No. 210A Paul Murphy, 1 wf cow 715 @ 20.70 Adolph Kristek, 2 wf strs 472 @ 34.40 iekAt for F656 or 706 Cypress gates 8 to 16' long Pamline face treater feeder; Leland Albrecht, 8 wf strs 858 @ 20.80 Robert Backhus, 1 blk bull 375 @ 31.50 or IHC 560 460 bales good alfalfa chicken feeder, layer nest; oil Leland Albrecht, 10 wf hfrs 761 @ 27.60 Clarence Winter, 2 wf hfrs 247 @ 35.50 16x7 JD drill with fertilizerburning brooder stove. John Olsen, 6 wf hfrs 419 @ 32.70 Clarence Winter, 3 wf strs 235 @ 41.00 tension attachment John Olsen, 1 wf bull 320 @ 41.25 Ronald Baxter, 2 bwf hfrs 557 @ 28.00 10' roller;8' JB disk FRAME Louis Tajchman, 1 wf cow 1175 @ 19.10 James Olberding, 2 hoist strs 547 @ 26.20 A -C side delivery rake SCHOOL BUILDING John Kleiber, 14 wf hfrs 773 @ 27.10 Michael Johnson, 1 blk str 395 @ 34.00 127 combine 1948 IHC H tractor, overhaul-Cleveland Township will sell Richard Schumacher, 1 wf cow 1130 @ 21.40 Art Crowthers, 1 wf str 325 @ 34.25 ed the following - Frame school Alvin Kroupa, 2 wf strs 657 @ 31.30 Harvey. Smith, 1 bwf bull 370 @ 35.50 1949 IHC H tractor building 62'x42'; 10' wall safe; Mark Kickhaefer, 1 holst cow 1165 @ 21.10 Albert Meyer, 17 mixed clvs 595 @ 27.15 IHC No. 120 mower, semi-mtd.desks; tables; books; maps; 2 Emory Adams, 1 red cow 995 @ 21.50 Olson Brothers, 9 holst strs 319 @ 32.60 tee- Elisha Busman, 1 red cow 985 @ 20.20 Olson Brothers, 6 wf strs 246 @ 41.00 33' Mayrath elevator, com- pianos; merry-go-round; Olson Brothers, 7 wf hfrs 292 @ 34.40 plete with hopper ter-totter. M. A. Albrecht, 6 wf bulls 800 @ 30.10 Machinery Popup bale loader Oliver Schmidt, 1 wf bull 1410 @ 25.90 Olson Brothers, 1 bwf str 225 @ 44.25 I Equipment IHC No. 24 corn picker Terms: CashDay Of Sale Dave Ballantyne, 2 blk strs 423 @ 32.60 OUR FLOOR BONDED FOR YOURPROTECTION Excellent Thick and Rail Facilities H. Irvin Christiansen Edward B. Tolle Joe Clemenee ctor, Inc. Gib Meyer & Frank Brady, Owners Phone 316-7324185 Phone 1613 Roxbury Phone 913479-5922 Clerk: [one 263.4727 Auctioneer: Loren Johnson Albert Barrett Fieldman C. C. Wendt Lee W. Remy Fieldman Ted Haefner Phone Vermillion 382-4255 913-258.2529 Phone 913-983-4473 Phone 316-924-5446 because consumers Ell -Kan Co.,Inc., opened and its turkey, beef and in Ellsworth less (1).11 January 5,1971 traditionally favor than18 at this time of ago, and already has Mor5i pork over broilers 435ernploN main This companysupplies Ir years;porkischicken's year. par forhousewives'food automotive manufacturers It Off competitor dJ f dollars. Because big shipmentsof hogs market, manyAnotherIndustry elevlsi°11 t continue to come to 101165I'Atkill)'9;11(caolitt.saat sr broiler industry observersfigure be able to 0)11to'llarclbDat°. that broiler prices will Boon AtEllsworth si yor,, mond t Parkton advance only slightly. ELLSWORTH - The "C° Ps"' id c of 1970, For the first eight months isthe second major forcorporation BUY and hatchingofchicksintended industry to pickEllsworth for a new year- The broiler production topped locationwithintwoyears. earlier months, but thegains a lawnmower, 1..,..:',..1''_.;i.,.'',5111°'';'''' Parkton Satellite, s'i!' I' elbears ''';tI 61:bfri Igt icePiill'Pada°eS\tfsa:1 aetutihdi II: tapered from 14 per cent in January and sweeper, will be I /11.!.i Beginning intrimmer, edger to 5 per cent in August. inanew12,000 - September, hatchings havebeenmanufactuered retiotrY - square -foot plant. SYLVAN ,'.;tarlbor° ' below a year earlier. A federalSmallBusinessad- Because it takes about eightweeks assist in plant ministration loan will Sole Co.,Inc. for a baby chick to mature into aconstruction. Cityofficials are Sylvan Grove, market -size broiler, the September Ks. contemplating a $110,000industrial FRIDAY SALES EACHWEEK hatchings reduction of 4 per cent 1000-1500 fresh country sellini revenue bond issue,Paul Aylward of stocker under a year earlier wasn't feltuntil feeder cattle, calves and and the Citizens Statebank said. stock cram November, when prices roseas Ill., said each week. much as eight cents a pound. The James Parker, Chicago, Mike Meyer 913-526-3635 his firm should beable tostart Micky Meyer 911525-3225 October hatchings also dropped 4 months with per cent below a year before,andproduction within a few 19 employees. He expectsto hire 200 these are the chickens currently He coming to market. to 300 men within a 2 -year span. QUINTER hasbeenworkingonanex- But prices dropped this monthperimental model for the last year because of the stiff competition from Livestock and is ready for actual production. ample, low-priced supplies of pork, Comm. Co. REMEMBER TO ATTEND Quinter, Ks. MONDAY SALES EACH WEEK HEREFORD RANCH selling 1000-1500 fresh country rico, WALNUT VALLEY and feeder cattle, calves and each week. stock co$1 Annual Production SaleSaturday, Jan. 9 Jay Meyer 913-7543354 DEFOLIATION IN VIETNAM Starts 12:30 Noon at the ranch - HeatedSale Barn Here are some results of controversial defoliation programs in 3 miles west &41/2north of Winfield, Kans. Meyer Stocker Feeder Vietnam. Amangrove stand along a stream near Saigon, before, left, and right, thesame area wiped out by chemical herbicides, SELLING 53 BULLS 36HEIFERS Order BuyingService after. The U.S. says it isphasing out the use of herbicides in Featuring Cattle Direct Vietnam. Outstanding offering of bulls and females with thebloodlines of such From The Country famous sires as Tex Real Onward 345; Colo HuskerL 185; Colo Husker MikeMeyer, L 147; Winrock A27 and others. Sylvan Grove,Kl price fell to about22cents a pound, Micky Meyer, Sylvan Grove. Broiler Prices the lowest since November 1967. For Additional Information See Grass & Grain Dec.29 Jay Meyer, Quinter, Ks, Inthefirstthreeweeksof THE WAITES: 0. BOYD KENNETH DWAINE LARRY December, quotations for broilers in Advancing Slowly Georiga a big producer, declined Rt. 2, Winfield, Kansas Phone 316 221-0055 more than 10 cents a pound, the Say Producers sharpest drop in such a short period that market veterans can After recently hitting their lowestremember. Big H.P. Hydro is here! levels in three years, broiler chicken Heavy productionisthe main reason for the price skid, of course. prices are headed up again. -r But further advances probablyBroiler production for1970is will be limited,so broilerswillestimated at a record of nearly three remain a delight to budget -consciousbillion birds, up from 2.8 billion last housewives and a liability to profit -year and the paltry 34 million in T NEW 826 NEW 1026 squeezed producersforatleast1934, when records were first kept. several months. Demand has risen, too; per -capita HYDROSTATIC HYDROSTATIC Even given the current upswing inconsumption of broilers is projected prices, much of the industry won'tat 37.8 pounds this year, up from 35.1 be operating at profitable levels,pounds last year. TRACTOR TRACTOR producers complain. But demand hasn't kept up with U.S. Grade A broilers last weeksupplies. particularly in recent New 358 cu. Powerful 407 sold for about 27 cents a pound in theweeks when broiler consumption in. diesel or cu.in. turbo Chicago wholesale market, upwas at the lowest level of the year. 301 cu. in. gas diesel engine nearly three cents from the week The situation is aggravated this engines before. Earlier, the average Chicagoyear by the biggest pig crop in 27 ?mere the flavor is- israr :illhwest I Missouri Cooperative Feeder ONE -HAND, of West- cor Livestock Association milos northeast of yea

Pssts¢Fears, FEEDER PIG SALES NO -CLUTCH the51-year- hea ianag his BlueValleyCm January 25-27, 1971 SPEED CONTROL lto tape cigaretout tns iothe Marlboro 5500 Feeder Pigs !Clatedby Madisonpar

S May, January 25th - Brookfield, Mo. 1000 head Paring to worry aboutpea Tuesday, January 26th- Princeton, Mo. -4,.tentaring 1000 head into people Tuesday, January 26th- MarbleHUI, mei Mo. 1500 head `i1MIIP,DtInaton herds Wednesday, January 27th int - Lebanon, Mo. 2000 head t,"; or searches olt SALES START AT 1:00 P.M. Inn the Western- ma Vaccinated against erystipelas. ' .oats. Sorted into uniform lots. shot Weights 35 to 150 lbs. For information write algovernment Charles E. Aus- has fah], Emecultu", e Secretary, 3/to. Co-op Feeder TAI smoking Ore Livestock Assn., may be Route 3, Fulton, Mo. 5251. Phone 314642-3882. Was toa NOTICE TO BUYERS rawbonedthre - Please obtain permit from your ..:411Igules state prior to sale date. Also bringletter of credit from his last TV ..] your banker. Marlboro manmuc 1A:16:11 the company IfoolballLeague all. Infinite speed choice "1 LIVESTOCK Change speed "on -the -go" Change under load or with no load SALES CO. Always at full engine RPMand full engine power Greatest workers-easiestto drive WHO TO CALL: OLMA PEAK Cattle Auctions ph. Emporia 316%342-1139 Do morework easier... PAUL HATCHER at 10 am. Each (fmlission ph. Emporia 316%342-8112 FRIDAY with International RILL HATCHER Hydrostatic SELLING ph. Emporia 316/342-3348 CATTLE HER INGTON A GLENN UNRUH ,VERY Safforciviate 3161279-3453 BARN PHONE 316/342-2425 COUNCIL GROVE Pioneer Service & Sales FRIDAY VIC PEAK Macha-Revere HANOVER BELLEVILLE ph. Emporia 316/342-8411 Hanover Impl. Co. Chapman's on US 81 MINNEAPOLIS LEE BRYANT formation° ph. Emporia 316/342.6557 Chapman Impl. Co. MARYSVILLE JUNCTION CITY 11 rrequeqs to WILBUR WHITMAN Brune Brothers Mohn Imp!. Co. come look , tassoday 316/735-2475 LEONAR DV I L LE Kendall Garage WASHI NGTON FALUN O EKo9 4NEBARNrprkua . Schumacher's, Inc. Dauer Imp'. Co. s2 Ailt4e1.1K,Na:'a,Kans,ph

RSC bnsp D., Inc., opened its dr h less than 18 mor eady has 435 emplov, any suppliesparts manufacturers. the sad part of itall. For that reason, His role is alittle less romantic, RI I wish they'd continue with the ad." however. esOff IntoMarlboroSunset Mr. and Mrs. Dunafon have two "I just walkout of the house and children. drive it aroundthe ranch," Dunafon WESTMORELAND - Kansas'play-off game. ads have been highly rated by the "They love to watch me on TV," says. nost seen but least known television Wayne says. "They get a big kick It's not so much that he likes toseeprofessionalpeople.The authen- ;tar faded into a Marlboro Countryhimself on TV, but Dunafon lamentsticity is the great thing. out of it." unset on New Year's Day. the ban on cigaret advertising. "They use real cowboys and do it His neighborswillmisstheir Wayne Dunafon, a Westmoreland "It's gonna cut my income, of favorite TV character, too. on real ranches. The other day up in MOVES OUT OF alicher - like the guy who wouldcourse," he says. "That's a disap-Oregon they had 2,300 head of cattle. "They sympathize with me on .ather fight than switch and thepointment. I get paid each time one of losing it," he says. "They're like I MARION MAYOR'S JOB We were mounted right along with MARION - Lynn Christenson,IH .ouple strolling through a Salemthe commercials is on TV. It's on athe other cowboys who were actuallyam. They don't think it'll change the pring-time - will be blipped off thescale since I belong to the Screen smoking." dealer here, has resigned as mayor moving the herd." of Marion because he no longer lives ube with the rest of cigaret ad-Actors Guild." One of his favorites features a But thefolksaround West- 1YLVAN ertising Jan. 1. Untilsixyearsago,Dunafon moreland will still be able to seein town. Christenson has built a white colt tangled in some brushon a home near Marion reservoir and his Dunafon's Marlboro Country limited his cowboy heroics to hisremoted corner of a ranch. DunafonDunafon.He'sappearingin Chevrolet commercials that wereresidence location makes him no Co., Inc. rescues the colt. longer eligible to be mayor. ran Grove, Ks. "It was avery popular com-taped at Jackson Hole, Wyo. ,LES EACH WEEK sellin mercial with the public," he said of resh country stocker and the spot made in Texas with a colt calves and stock cows borrowed from a Wamego man. Bring Your Cattle andHogs eyer 913-526-3635 Dunafon says the advertising ever 913-526-3225 agency gives him about a week's ANY MONDAY notice when they needed hisser- vices. In not -so -cowboy -like manner lUINTER he heads west in an airplane. TO WAVERLY, KANS. If smoking can be hazardous, so restock can making TV commercials. BUYERS WILL BE THERE Dunafon fell with a horse at Jackson Hogs Sell First - Then >mm. Co. Hole, Wyo., last June and spent eight Quinter, Ks. days in a hospital with a serious Cattle as they are. consigned ALES EACH WEEK shoulder injury. 1-1500 fresh country stot, Asked about the ban on cigaret ads "Our Market Is Our Best Advertiser" tattle, calves and stock ce and the outcry about the harmful For consignment information tune WIBW Mondays 6:5 - Meyer 913-754-3354 effects of smoking, Dunafon says: "I don't know. I'm notreally qualified to say anything about that. Waverly Livestock Sale Barn er Stocker Feeder Idon't thinkitwill change the LEONARD COMBS, Owner & Auctioneer r Buying Service amount of smokers we have. That's Home Phone Lebo 316 256-2921 BARN 913 733-2381 turing Cattle Direct rom The Country Monday, January 11Starts 10 a.m. - LunchServed yer, Sylvan Grove, Ks Tosettle the estate of John B. Broer the following will be sold at Meyer, Sylvan Grove public auction located from the west edge of Bruning, Nebr., one mile Meyer, Quintet, Ks. , south on Highway 81 to Highway 4 Junction, then one mile east. NEBRASKA SALE Tractors St Combine Farm Machinery 1969 Oliver 5555 Combine with 20 -ft. header, 1967 John Deere LL 24-7 Grain Drill, rubber cab with air-conditioning, power steering tire press wheels, hydraulic lift e! and Hume reel 1965 four -row Dempster Lister, 3 -point, mark- 1964 1600 Oliver Diesel Tractor, 3 -point, tilt ers and gauge wheels wheel, adjustable rear wheels, power steer- John Deere 4 -row rear -mount go -dig ing and live power, completely overhauled 1970 Kewanee 14 -ft. Tandem Disc, 20 -inch last spring blades and covering discs 1965 24 -ft. Crust Buster 026 1942 H Farmall 1964 Oliver 4-14 plow, steetable,3 -point 1964 Graham 9 -ft. Chisel Plow, 3 -point nc Six rows of Hesstons, been used very little A 32 -ft. Viking 6 -inch grain auger with 6-h.p. motor, tail sweep and hopper 1966 Chevorlet1/2 -ton Pickup, 4 -speed, 250 6 - A 32 -ft grain elevator with gas engine cylinder John Deere Model 10 field cutter 1953 GMC 1% -ton Truck with 151/2 -ft box and Oliver 7 -ft. mower IHC side delivery rake hoist Four -section GI harrow Horn loader 1950 Ford 2 -ton truck with 15% -ft. box, V-8 Two 4 -wheel trailers with Timberlock boxes and hoists 1950 Ford 3/4 -ton pickup An 8 -ft 3 -point blade 1954 Chevrolet truck with hoist, for parts Jay Hawk loader esumably where the flavor is - isranchortherodeocircuit.He A 12 -ft. Gandy dry fertilizer machine /2 milessouthwest of West-competed on the rodeo circuit 20 Manure spreader 250 IHC cultivator oreland or 25 miles northeast ofyears. Two -row Oliver cultivator Steel road drag tanhattan. He was a steer wrestler when he Hay & Straw Fairbanks -Morse booster pump Dump rale Sno-Co bale loader Two -bottom plow For the last six years, the 51 -year- heard about a screen test, for Rodeo 600 Bales of prairie hay M & M Tractor INC drill d has been leaving his Blue ValleyCowboys at Cheyenne, Wyo. He tried 50 Bales of Alfalfa 50 Bales of Straw A 12 -ft 6 -inch auger read periodically to tape cigaretout and got the job with Marlboro. Approximately 200 bushels Oats Several other pieces of old machinery mmercialsintheMarlboro "They just liked my looks, my - ountrycreatedbyMadisonparticular build," Dunafon says. 1963 Amana 15 -ft. Upright Deep Freeze - 1966 Dressmaker Electric Sew- venue. Since then, the Kansan has ap- Furnitureing Machine, like new - Rocking chairs - 3 -piece Davenport, Chair and Insteadof having to worry aboutpeared in22different TV com- Rocker - General Electric 6 -ft. Refrigerator - 23 -in. Montgomery Ward Console TV- Two idgrammar or running into peoplemercials and in countless ads used Child Chairs - Two Steel Beds and Springs - Fruit Jars - Green Telephone Insulators ithhis cigaret tip, Dunafon herdsin the print media. Round Table with Wicker Back Chairs - Old Kitchen Cabinet with Glass Doors - Cupboard- ittle, fights blizzards or searches He might be gone from Kansas as rtrapped colts in the Western-many as nine times ayear. The Ten telephone poles 50 lbs. Moews milo ivored Marlboro ads. shotting locations have ranged from Miscellaneous 100 lbs. Moews forage sorghum Pipe Since the federal government hasOregon to Texas. One commercial 50 lbs. Moews Sudan grass Chicken equip't Front end weights for Oliver tractor ti dainedthat smoking may bewas shot in four hours, another in 12 ga. double barrel shot gun (Krupp Essen) ,jjo lzardouseventoarawbonedthree days. Rear wheel weights for Oliver tractor Stevens 12-ga. shot gun Truck chains wboy, Dunafon figures his last TV "I enjoyed doing them very Two -compartment pickup fuel tank 6.70 x 15 tire chains much," Dunafon says. "I like them Two fuel pumps, hand Oil barrel pump Ipearance as the Marlboro man 500 -gal. fuel tank and steel stand 11 be Jan.1 when the companyall. Two 300 -gal. fuel tanks and steel stands onsors a National Football League "From what I've been told, the Three Oliver 2 -way hydraulic cylinders Tools -11111111MIIIMIF Two IHC single action cylinders Forney electric welder and carbide torch -A '.,hange under Anhydrous regulator, hoses and break away 71/2 -in. Skill saw- 61/2 -in. Skill saw - 141 engine power 11x38 Tractor Chains Wagon jack McCullough chain saw- Bench grinder - Cables 15gal. Mobil 1330 Series Oil half -inch electric drill- Electric drill bits - Belleville Livestock 3 -Point A -frame 3 8.25 tires Oil barrels Red & White air compressor with 1/2-h.p.mo- Electric fence posts and wire Fanning mill tor ----Sleeve puller-Welding clamps-Electric 3 Sheets of wire mesh, 15 ft long 6 bathtubs fencers - Post drill- Machinery Jack Hy- Commission Co Inc. 50 ft. of windbreak tinTwo 5 -ft round tanks draulic jack-Bench vise-Saws-Log chains Heat lamp brooder Lawn Mower - Bolt cutters - Pipe flaring set - Spray can SELLING CATTLE AND HOGS Tree pruner Master Bilt can milk cooler for air compressor- Weed burner - Pipe 3tic Four 10 -gal. cream cans Soldering iron wrenches - Sockets- Grease guns - Tool EVERY loon Two Co-op. milking machines Mail box Boxes - Scoops FRIDAY -it,:sSIA:3Fpirst - Spade - Sledge - Many Egg washer and 3 buckets 8 Slat cribs other good tools toonumerous to mention VILLE man's on US 81 TERMS: CASH. No property to be removed until settled for. All propertyat bidder's risk when 7or more informationor requests to look over your livestock, call any of bid off. the following and we'llcome 0.t: ION CITY Impl. Co. BARN PHONE -913-527-2258 HARLAN JENSEN. Salina. Kans. Phone 913-825-0912 BOB CRAIG, Concordia, Kans. Phone 913-243-1112 John B. BroerEstate MIKE KNEDLIK, Narka, Kans. Phone 7021 rI mpl. Co. JULIUS JENSEN, Hardy, Nebr. Phone 402-279-3293 WILLARD H. MUSSMAN, ADMINISTRATOR .1...... 11111m0.1.11mme.M.O.' CALVIN SCHOU, Agenda, Kans. Phone 355 DON DIRKS, Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker BRUNING STATE BANK, Phone 353-4526, Bruning, Nebraska Bruning, Nebraska, Cleric Milk consumption Annual farm machin has been° Jan. 30 - Morriscounty Here-Mar. 19 19 _ Council consignment sale in Con- average American fordAssn.saleat Tom Walker. of milk a year. There Jesse Betties, cordia, Kansas, has been G&G Calendar Grove, Kans. so win Herrington, sale mgr. recent years is that Jan. 16 - Furniture sale at 1119Feb. 1 - Farmsale south of will ha Jan. 9 - General store sell-out Laramie, Manhattan. Lawrence Clifton, Ks., HarveySchmele Nearly As many health advisors odu"rs,,to s upP eaanei sitep N in Fostoria, Ks., Including gro- Farley. Lawrence Welter, auct. ateurnkiner6dsNeeosefgaifYilea estate. Auct. FosterKretz. 'ty in' the Ka ceries, apparel and equipment, Pop drinkmanufacturersan uAf Much Soda S William V. Pittenger estate. Jan. 16 - Farm sale north ofFeb. 6 - FWYHampshire bred all lry whe t Associate Aucts. Lawrence Welter and Belleville, Kans,. Mr. & Mrs. gilts sale in Emporia,Ks. years of age are customers. improvernean major me Marion Murphy. Auct. Eugene sal,'' hunches Glenn Applegate. antiques andAs Milk currently are over 4billion Waring. Feb. 13 - Sale of Americans are now putting away - eas% 0, dive. ote, KS Hall, Abi- Pop a year, although r eve Jan. 9 - Farm sale north of Win- furniture in Sterl nearly as much soda pop asthey do . there has stoOP, I gem s Jan. 16 - Farm sale north of a drop in low -calorie 30. ifred, Ks., Mrs. Paul Roever. lene, Kans., Fred C.Weisha.ar. soft. -z reporlsoPY__in the sU Belleville, Ks., Mr. & Mrs. milk. Even that old standby jogiondoefirfbersof Don Roche, auctioneer. Auct. Ron Montgomery. Marion Murphy. Auct. Eugene The current figures are 1.8 glasseson the decline. The U.S. doe ari` Jan. 9 - Machinery sale in Lillis, north of (standard 8 -ounce glass)of fluid LIP nitineve0 this sill Waring. Feb. 15 - Farm sale half of the world'scoffee- that Kans., Gilbert Mayer & Frank Clifton, Kans., Oren Heitsman.milk and cream for every man,but consumption rinking,.. 1116,0 but -idnificantc' Jan. 18 - Holstein dairy herd U.S. The soft now averages for s'idustil Brady. Auct. Foster Kretz . woman and child in the adults only about 2.6 dispersal and farm sale east of consumptionaverages1.3 cups ada to theswinie drink the early 1960s the ngtiOIL' Jan. 9 - Production sale ,Win- Chester, Nebr., Mr. & Mrs. Feb. 20 - Livestock andfarmglasses daily of either canned or figure""Yw 10 Ks., 3ws a day. as neari 010 all'_80es rilernW1'" field, Kansas, Walnut Valley Jim Seaman.Auct. Eugene sale northeast of Abilene, bottled pop. Hereford Ranch, Boyd, Ken- Waring. Mr. & Mrs. Ray McCosh.Aucts Even beer consumption is up to 011/ell"w neth, Dwaine and Larry Waite. Schnell. DANCE Jan. 20 - Stock cow & calf dis- Carl Schnell and Wm. 1.13 glasses a day. Aucts. Ralph Waite and George In contrast, taking of hard liquor Every Saturday Morse. persal southwest of Clay Cen- Feb. 20 - Farm sale atSaf- ter, Kans., Dwaine Shorman. fordsville, Ks., Ted Klenk. Auctand wine seems mild enough. The LIEDERICR,ANZ PARK Jan. 11 - Farm sale southeast post-average is about one Auct. Foster Kretz. Jim Barr. This sale was the of Bruning, Nebr., John B. poned from Nov. 20. ounce a day of each. That's ALMA, KANS, Broer estate, Willard H. MussJan. 22 - Farm sale southwest equivalent of a glass every 16 days. COMING ATTRACTION man, administrator. Auct. Dor. of Waterville,Ks., Elmer Mar. 1 - Farm sale south of That average -a glass in 16 days Dirks, Bruning. Pritz. Auct. Foster Kretz. Clay Center, Kans., George A. - is also near the average con- SAT., JAN, 9 Livengood. Auct. Foster Kretz.sumption of tea in the country. MUSIC BY Jan. 12 - 603A grasslands westJan. 25-26-27 - Missouri Cooper The figures are distortedcon- of Alma, Ks., sale to be held ative Feeder Livestock Assn.March 2 - Land auction north siderably because they are "per Steve & The at courthouse in Alma, Manly feeder pig sales at Brookville of Marysville, Ks., Keith Wil- capita" figures, allowing equal A. Norlin Trust, Lecil Brown, Princeton, Marble Hill and Leb liams. Don Roche, Auct. weight to baby and adult. Country Shaggers trust officer. Jack Bannon, anon, Mo., Charles E. Ausfahl auct. D. W. Montgomery, real Fulton, Mo., exec. sec. March 2 - Farm sale north of Phone CO3-4000 estate. Marysville, Ks., Blue Valley Jan. 26 - Rebenstorf Hereforc Ranch, Roche & Breeding, Jan. 16 - Horse sale at Concor- 14th annual sale at Beloit, Ks. Aucts. ICE MOTORS,INC: RONALDNorth Kansas Largest VolumeDealer dia Sales Co., Concordia, Ks., sale barn.Elmer Rebenstorf OLDSMOBILE -- CADILLAC Tom Walker. Mar. 8,1971 -- Kansas Polled CHEVROLET Hereford Assn. Spring show & NW Second -ABILENE, KANSAS sale at Norton, Kans., Arnold Wittorff, secretary. Mar. 15 - Farm sale north of VARIETY IS THE SPICE Oak Hill, Kans., Orville Kitch- ner. Auct. Foster Kretz. OF OUR 1971 DEALS Take A Look At These: Registered Hereford 1970 CHEVY II Nova 2 door hardtop .. Beautiful yellow, radio, heater, automatic, power steering$2595

1969 CHEVELLE Malibu 2 door hardtop . BULLS 6 cylinder, gold, radio, heater, automatic, air. $2295 Serviceable Age 1968 CHEVROLET Impala V8, 4 door, hardtop $2595 Weight Re- Turquoise. Radio, heater, automatic, power steering and 38 80..S80 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS cords Avail- brakes, air. 36.9536. A real choice run of livestock to 54 wf hfrs 777 @ 27.20 able start the new year off: we had a total Dwarf -free 1968 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, V8, 4 door $2395 57 mixed hfrs 668 (a27.05 Bloodlines of 877 cattle and 1403 hogs. Cattle 15 wf lifrs Station wagon, gold. Radio, heater, automatic, pwr. strg. 457 @ 35.75 market red hot all the way through. 729 Or 27.00 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air 6 cylinder, 4 door 10. 65 wf hfrs 737 Oo 27.00 $895 470 @ 35.90 Watch our ad week after wee and see 13 wf hfrs KELLEY FARMS Blue station wagon. Radio, heater, automatic. 745 @ 26.90 379 @ 37.50 for yourself that we will get the mar- 36 char/blk hfrs 4 miles east of Marvmount 1964 PONTIAC Catalina V8, 2 door hardtop $895 triou ket or a little more. 772(a'26.90 20 blk hfrs 717 or 26.50 TA 3-3370 or TA 5-4669 White. Radio, heater, automatic, power steering & brakes Dim 500 @ 35.00 17 wf & blk hfrs 686 Or 26.50 SALINA, KANSAS 1959 PONTIAC 4 door station wagon ..$195 111itii 412 @ 37.80 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS Radio, heater, automatic, power steering, red. 5 wf strs 616 @ 31.30 ilaluf: 448136 @@ 3362..3020 7 blk sirs HOLSTEIN Si EERS 724 or 31.00 7 hoist sirs 6 -wf strs 702 Or 30.95 1167 Or 24.20 Ihoist str 26 wf & blk strs 733 (w 30.90 935(a. 24:10 Wits 744 @ 30.90 Ihoist str 6 wf strs 697 0130.50 960 Or 24.00 kits 733 @ 30.65 1 hoist str 4 blk/bwf strs (r) 945 OP 23.90 629 30.25 2 hoist strs lMsln 635 @ 30.90 9 red/wf strs 723 ca'30.10 980(a'23.90 hoist str SPECIAL PURCHASE Wits 589 @ 30.20 10 wf strs 767 Oe 30.10 905(a 23.90 SALE 13 wf strs 845 Or 29.70 6 hoist strs 1091la'23.90 litmus 530 @ 32.60 2 red strs 900 or 28.70 BELOW DEALER'S likcioss strs459 @ 32.10 1 blk/wf str 870 4 28.70 Already Listed. COST 11 wf strs 957 OP 28.30 If weather permits, 140 head of 625 @ steers and heifers weighing from 500- 21u4tik strs 800 @ 29.75 600 pounds, choice quality and dry 1 New Custom 900 STEER CALVES wintered. Owatonna Swather,gas,stem crusher 1 bwf str 280 441.00 11114 sirs 886 @ 29.15 3 bwf strs 347 4)39.80 HOGS $6995.00 1 blk str 280 @39.75 17 white butch 195 Or 5.85 10 wf strs 412 01,39.60 6 white butch 230 la'5.85 2 New Model 800Owatonna Swathers 8 wf strs 21 hamp butch 212 gas, stem crusher 400 @39.50 5.80 N1101.,STEIN STEERS9372 8.9C 5 blk/bwf strs 301 @ 7 mixed butch 224 01) 39.20 5.80 $5500.00 each :bia sus 5 wf strs 432 @38.70 26 white butch 220 of5.75 701 @ 27.0E Austis 3 bwf strs 400 @37.30 25 white butch 233 oP 5.75 2 New Model 270Owatonna Swathers 722 @ 26.0( 13 bwf strs 435 @36.60 10 mixed butch 241 Of 5.70 gas, stem crusher 1 bwf str 380 @36.60 9 mixed butch 243 5.65 41itis 1 wf str $3275.00 each 995161 @@ 2425 ..°C0C 415 @36.50 44 mixed butch 256 (0' 5.60 "'Ault 24 wf strs 523 Of36.10 1 New Model 277 808 @ 24.81 5 blk bulls ins 439 @35.80 SOWS Twine Tie NewHolland Baler, PTO 556 @ 27 .9( 1 blk str 400 @35.50 1 white sow 350 of2.00 1 wf str 445 @ 1 white sow 400 Oe 35.50 1.95 $2500.00 ROD& FEEDER 4 blk strs 430 0?35.40 2 hamp sows 378 @ 1.90 HEIFERS 1 New Model 277 b 16 blk strs 494 @34.90 3 white sows 437 4 1.85 Wire Tie New Mit 420 @ 32.2( 1 white sow Holland Baler with 1 wf str 480 @ 445 1.50 Lrri 34.75 Wisconsin 420 @ 32.6( 10 blk strs 410 @34.50 10 hamp sows 466 (o' 1.00 motor $3250- or with PTO $2750 1 blk str 440 @34.40 4 mixed sows 475(a' 0.90 356 @ 33.6( 2 New Damage0Act 431 @ 32.6( HEIFER CALVES PIGS 2Ombines. Parts from two 161gri %jiffs 536 @ 30.7( 1 blk hfr 230 @ 35.60 14 mixed pigs Oe. 15.75 should make.aeLai 1 wf hfr 265 @ 35.25 35 mixed pigs 01'15.00 ter project. Both only $4500 1 red hfr 315 @ 34.75 110 mixed pigs @ 14.75 7 bwf hfrs 34 mixed pigs 8 likenew Foster Harvest 32 299 @ 33.60 @ 14.50 Masters "Shuck Wagons" 645 @ 27.3( 1 wf hfr 280 @ 33.25 26 white pigs @ 13.75 Very versatile 3 wf hfrs 365 @ 33.25 13 hamp pigs @ 13.25 $1195 each 722 @ 27.6( 7 wf hfrs 420 @ 30.20 2 wf hfrs 415 @ 32.50 COWS 1 New OwatonnaModel 100 3 bwf hfrs 440 @ 32.00 1 hoistcow 1485 OP 21.50 lb. shelled Mix Mill, PTOdrive, 5880 2 char hfrs 395 @ 32.00 1 hoist cow 1330 @ 21.40 & groundgrain capacity 5 blk/bwf hfrs 382 @ 31.90 1 hoist cow 1160 @ 21.30 $2250 7 blk/bwf hfrs 417 @ 31.90 1 hoistcow 1200 @ 21.30 3 late model Massey 6 blk/bwf hfrs -Ferguson TUNEIN 443 @ 31.50 1 hoist cow 1350Ca' 21.10 A665B3711570LiEN2228E87:(18T 4 blk/bwf hfrs combine cabs with blowers 412 @ 31.20 1 hoist cow 1300 @ 21.00 1210 NOON 14 wf hfrs 458 @ 31.10 1 hoist cow 14204 21.00 $349 each EACH TI- 11 wf hfrs 513 @ 31.10 1 hoistcow 1400 @ 20.90 4..oulETBI 6 blk/bwf hfrs 411 @ 31.00 1 wf cow 1170 @ 20.90 Note: NEWGUARANTEE 2 blk hfrs 435 @ 31.00 1 hoist cow 1420 @ 20.90 on all units except combines, 6 blk hfrs 453 @ 30.75 1 hoistcow 1460 @ 20.50 cabs, and Harvest pn 1 hoist cow 1580 @ 20.50 Masters. If you NOTE: Your only have livestock to appraise, call: chance isnow. When these All Units Offered are sold, we will be out. 6..qarcne:;AlE°PEN24 VERN LANGVARDT, Manager, 238-8211, JunctionCity Subject To PriorSale HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer, 238-8212,Junction City operating CALLMORRISON un LICENSED AND BONDED GRAIN CO. :(0R311194ReYnOlds BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY 238-1471 913 827-9331for Ed HERB NEUMEYER,White City, Phone 349-2863 Box 748,,SALINA, KS 67401 V °LDS. sumption has beenen, since1950,When ' nerican drank 600gla ear. There has beenso recent years inlok he assumption is that rill continue in decline Swine Assn.In Major Membership Drive althadvisorscant intake. Kansas swine producers will have c manufacturers say tk KSIA "because members benefit Livestock and Meat Board and 1.6 secretary to aid the Kansas swine an opportunity in January to support frommanyeducationaland cents goes tothe National Pork industry. of all Americansover:, their industry when the Kansas ge are customers. Se- promotional things the association ProducersCouncilforpork JohnBalthrop,Peabody,is Swine Improvement Association sponsors.Eventhe$2 chairman of the KSIA membership re over 4 billion cases (KSIA) launches a major mem- annual promotional studies. The remaining although there has membership dues stay in each KSIA 2.4 cents are returned to KSIA for drive. He, Stroup, and these six ke bership drive. district to finance local programs." district chairmen will accept new ow -calorie soft drinks. Roy Stroup,Fontana, KSIA state programs. it old standby, coffee, KSIA urges its members to par- In Kansas the nickel is checked off memberships:JoeBellerive, president, reports only 400 of several ticipate in the nickel per head check- for 30,000 hogs per month, bringing Stockton;Merritt Atwell,Utica; ine. The U.S. doesneool, thousand hog producers in the state world's coffee-drinkil- off program. In the program swine slightly more than $700 monthly into Jim Henry, Longford; Jack Baird. arepaidup membersof the their wtion now averages;: producers have marketing the KSIA. Arkansas City; Shannon Nickelson, association but that even this small agency deduct 5cents per head Stroup hopes the number of check- Sabetha; and Gene Reinhardt, about 2.6 cupsa day.: group "is making significant con- es the figure was from each marketed hog. off hogs can be raised to 45,000 per Chanute. neat,. tributions to the swine industry in This money is sent to the National Swine producers desiring to join pr. month in 1971. This number would the state and nation." Pork Producers Council. From each bring more than $1000 per month to KSIA should contact the distric Stroup encourages membership in DANCE nickel one cent goes to the National KSIA and allow for hiring a field chairman nearest them. ery Saturday( DERICRANZ PARR district. The present districts range MA, KANS Kansas House from about 4,00,000 in the 1st District LTG ATTRACTION of Western Kansas to about 495,000 in the 3rd district of East-Central a., JAN. 9 Redistricting To Kansas. MUSIC BY Reynolds The Kansas Senate also is under Delay Until 1972 court order to reapportion. teve &The The chairman ofthe House Bunten said he has asked the entry Shaggers Committee on Congressional and LegislativeCouncilResearch Sale Barn Legislative Reapportionment says Department to draft a Congressional reapportionment proposal. Phone CO3-4000 he believes the 1971 legislature will ABILENE, KANS. reapportionthestate'sfive Bunten said he thinks the House Congressionaldistrictsinthe should wait to reapportion itself TORS, INC Selling Every coming session but will wait until since a detailed breakdown of the Later 1972 to reapportion the Kansas 1960 census figures is not expected ADILLAC FRIDAY House. untilnext summer afterthe ENE, KANSAS STARTS 1:00 p.m. Rep.WilliamBunten,Topeka legislature adjourns. A tremendous crowd of buyers, Republican, said he has met with sellers and welcomed visitors made House Speaker Calvin Strowig of DAIRY LEADER HOBART MCVAY last Friday, New Year's Day, the first Abilene, Speaker pro tern Jess DIES IN HUTCHINSON sale of 1971, one of the best sales Already Listed Friday January 8, 1971 Taylor of Tribune and House of T. Hobart McVay, a leading dairy we ever had. A very big run 200 choice b/bwf & wf strs 675-750 lbs. majority floor leader Morris Kay of figure in Kansas for many years, is cattle sold at prices that looked Long haired and thin. Lawrence. dead. McVay,74,diedinHut- $1.00 to $2.00 higher on cows. 54 Bunten said the group generally Se: 90 choice Angus str & hfr clvs 450 lbs chinson. He was secretary of the to $1.00 higher on stocker and Heifers are bangs vaccinated. wasinagreement on recom- Kansas Chapter and anational $25.95 feeder cattle. Grain fed cattle $1.00 27 choice Angus strs 500 lbs. mendations Bunten presented. director inthe Holstein Friesian matic, power steering or more higher. The legislature is under federal $229k. 15 Angus Hereford cross strs 550 lbs. Association. McVay was born in P courtordertoreapportionthe matic, air. r 20 choice Angus strs 650-700 lbs. Newton, moved to Hutchinson from STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS eirdtop $2595; 17 choice Angus strs & hfrs 700 lbs. Congressional districts- last ap- Nickerson in 1963. A memorial with [email protected] power steering and 30 wf strs 18 choice Angus strs 650-700 lbs. portioned in 1965 - based on Kan- the American Cancer Society has [email protected] 12 blk strs 140 Blk/bwf strs & hfrs 400-500 lbs. sas' 1970 census of 2,265,046 - an been established. c $2395 [email protected] 12 bik strs 20 char strs 450-500 lbs. average of about 453,000 for each automatic, pwr. strg, 2 bwf strs [email protected] door $:,1; automatic. 1 bwf str [email protected] dtop $895 6 char strs [email protected] 17 blk fleshy hfrs 700 @ 26.90 'er steering & brakes 13 wf strs [email protected] 6 fleshy bwf hfrs 789 @ 26.70 $191 10 wf strs [email protected] 4 char hfrs 722 @ 27.30 ering, red. 8 bwf strs [email protected] 4 blk hfrs 570 @ 27.60 5 blk strs [email protected] 7 hfrettes 789 @ 23.50 30 wf strs [email protected] Cattle 1:00 p.m. 10 bwf strs [email protected] BULLS Due to a snow storm our run this Thursday was light. The market 6 bwf strs [email protected] No big heavy top bulls offered held steady on all classes of cattle. We are expecting a large run of E 7 shrthrn strs [email protected] 1 bull 11 25 @ 25.00 cattle next Thursday. Wishing all of you a Happy New Year from 8 shrthrn strs [email protected] 1 bull 1190 @ 25.45 Marysville Livestock andCommissionCompany. 8 shrthrn cross [email protected] 1 bull 750 @ 26.90 The following is a listing of some of our consignments: 3 bwf strs [email protected] 2 bulls 887 @ 25.75 22 fleshy bik strs [email protected] 1 bull 880 @ 26.70 17 fleshy blk strs [email protected] 1 bull 1275 @ 24.90 FEEDER STEERS & BULL CLVS 23 mixed fats 225 @ 16.00 em crusher 265 @ 15.95 15 wf fleshy strs [email protected] 10wf strs 545 @ 33.30 2 hamp fats $6995.00 4 bwf strs [email protected] COWS 560 @ 32.90 10 white fats 204 @ 15.85 3 blk & bwf strs 335 @ 12.85 1 hoist cow 13 25 @ 22.00 6 bik strs 711 @ 29.90 1 white sow em crusher HOLSTEIN STEERS 1 hoist cow 1475 @ 22.00 2 red sows 540 @ 11.80 00.00 each 26 hoist strs [email protected] 1 hoist cow 1240@ 21.10 1 spot sow 230 @ 11.25 12 hoist strs [email protected] 1 hoist cow 1275 @ 21.20 527 @ 29.80 8 white sows 428 @ 11.10 11 mixed hfrs @ 10.50 12 hoist strs [email protected] 1 hoist cow 1290@ 21.20 1 blk hfr 500 @ 28.75 7 mixed pigs em crusher @10.00 11 holst strs [email protected] 1 hoist cow 1125 @ 20.60 5 mixed hfrs 588 @ 28.40 17 mixed pigs 75.00 each 7 hoist strs [email protected] 1 hoist cow 1235 @ 20.50 10mixed hfrs 588 @ 28.00 4 hoist strs [email protected] 1 cow 1180 @ 20.90 8 mixed hfrs 612 @ 28.00 der, PTO 1 cow 11 75 @ 20.10 6 wf hfrs 771 @ 26.40 $2500.00 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 cow 1115 @ 20.60 27 b/bwf hfrs 420 @32.20 1 cow 1260 @ 20.10 BULL & STEER CALVES er with 12 wf hfrs 420 @32.60 1 cow 1615 @ 19.90 5 wf bc 463 @ 34.80 750 8 wf hfrs 356 @33.60 cow 1075 @ 19.40 8 blk & bwf strs 461 @ 34.80 6 char hfrs 431 @32.60 cow 13 25 @ 20.10 1wf str 330 @ 30.00

5 char hfrs 536 @30.70 cow 1100 @ 20.00 1blk bc 470 @ 29.25 from two 5 char hfrs 375 @33.10 cow 975 @ 21.80 Dnly $4500 8 blk hfrs 665 @27.30 cow 1060 (a)10.90 2 wf hfrs 645 @27.30 cow 1090 @ 20.10 3 wf hfrs 437 @ 32.75 Vagons'' 2 wf hfrs 722 @27.60 cow WO@ 20.90 1 red hfr 460 @ 32.50 2 wf hfrs 637 @27.60 cow 990 @ 21.00 1 wf hfr 420 @ 31.30 1195 each 12 bik hfrs 615 @28.00 1 cow 1520 @ 21.10 1blk hfr 470 @ 30.60 10 wf hfrs [email protected] 3 wf cows with clvs @286.00 2 wf hfrs 387 @ 30.50 drive, 5880 17 wf fleshy hfrs 714 @26.90 $2250 TUNE IN ABILENE STATION KABI 1560 ON YOURDIAL th blowers 12:20 NOON EACH THURSDAY and 6:45 a.m.EACH FRIDAY $349 each FOR OUR MARKET BROADCASTS. Yardmen On Duty 24 Hours A Day combines, WE ARE OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY RALEIGH BREEDING, Manager Livestock is our business our only business Bring your cattle barn 562-3671; home 5 62-3547 will be out. Licensed, bondedand operating under Gov't Supervision inany timeday, or night; we'll han- Auctioneer; Larry Lagasse, dle them for you at Ph. Concordia, Ks., CH 3-1714 Dude or Randy Reynolds Dan Reynolds your request. CO3-3394 CO3-4721 1LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. DUDE REYNOLDS, Abilene, Kans. MARYSVILLE, KANSAS seu 41St. By &119[1c34 AuctionVaGiodcm A®go 5 wf cows We sold 400 cattle on a good ac - 1 blkcow 845 @ 17.10 @190 1 blk str 370 @ 30.50 2wf hfrs 450 @31.00 1 bwf cow tive market. All classes of stocker & 1 1 blk cow 955 @ 17.10 @170 wf str 495 @ 30.20 6 blk hfrs 442 @30.60 1295 @ 17.10 2 brocf cows feeder steers and heifers were selling 510 @ 27.00 1 wf cow @165 1 hoist str 8 blk hfrs 466 @30.30 1195 @ 17.10 5 brocf cows steady to strong. 30.00 1 hoist cow @164 8 blk & bwf hfrs 528 @ 1045 @ 17.10 Following is a listing of our sales: STOCKER 30.00 1 red cow & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 blk hfr 500 @ 1005 @ 16.00 BULLS 1 blk hfr 595 @ 28.00 425 @29.10 1 blk cow 1 wf bull 1 brocf hfr 875 @ 15.80 1380 @ STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 1 brocf hfr 550 @ 26.10 1 blk hfr 470 @29.00 1 wf cow 1 wf bull 25 bwf strs 865 @ 15.80 1415 @25 2 blk & 660 @ 32.00 2 blk hfrs 630 @ 26.00 2 hoist hfrs 485 @29.00 2 blk cows 1 wf bull 1 wf str 630 @ 31.10 958 @ 15.75 1510@241 1 blk hfr 580 @ 25.25 2 blk hfrs 502 @28.50 3 blk cows 22 wf strs 736 @ 30.20 935 @ 15.60 1 blk bull 1270 10 blk & bwf hfrs 916 @ 25.10 1 wf hfr 310 @28.20 1 blk cow 1 wf bull 24.50 r 1 t wf str 610 @ 29.80 715 @ 15.10 1185 (ci, 1 blk hfr 740 @ 25.00 365 @28.00 1 wf cow 23.0(1 4 wf strs 930@ 29.10 1 bwf hfr 1 blk hfr 710 @ 25.00 1 wf hfr 245 @28.00 1 wf str 670 @ 28.607 mixed hfrs 752 @ 24.80 [email protected] blk &bwf strs 680 @ 28.10 3 wf hfrs 1 wf hfr 805 @ 24.50 470 @27.50 47 bk & bwf strs 842 @ 28.00 1 wf hfr 6 blk & bwf hfrs 778 @ 24.50 370 @27.50 1 hoist str 570 @ 27.30 1 brocf hfr 1 bwf hfr 695 @ 24.25 27.00 8 mixed strs 812 @ 26.10 2 bwf hfrs 457 @ 1 blk hfr 625 @ 24.20 515 @ 27 wf & blk strs 1058 @ 27.55 1 blk hfr 25.10 1 blk hfr 655 @ 23.50 1 wf spot hfr 545 @25.00 2 blk & bwf strs 810 @ 25.30 1 bwf hfr 685 @ 23.25 1 hoist str r. - 580 @ 25.302 blk hfrs 855 @ 21.80 1 brocfstr 935 @ 25.30 COWS 1 blk str 600 @ 25.25 1 rn cow 970 @19.30 HEIFER CALVES 1 blk cow 940 @19.30 1 bra str 685 @ 25.00 THEGROUP 1 wflifr 275 @35.25 1 wf cow 830 @19.00 SC 1 hoist str 670 @ 24.50 IRAZEMoTOdrted 4 blk hfrs 310 @34.00 1 wf cow 1080 @18.80 Ob. Wtihto 30 hoist strs 814 @ 24.108 blk hfrs 377 @33.60 1 blk cow 1175 @18.30 r atachore 1 hoist str 1155 @ 24.00 1 bwf hfr 375 k33.25 1315 @ 22.50 1 blk cow 1175 @18.10 7- 2 hoist strs 1 blu rn hfr 320 6,/,'33.25 1 spt str 830 @ 19.10 1 blk cow 1045 @18.10 1 33.00 blk hfr 390 1 blk cow 875 18.10 1 wf hfr 305 (a233.00 1 wf cow 1090 @17.60 STEER CALVES I bwf hfr 380 @32.75 1 bwf str 350 @ 37.25 1 blk hfr 360 @32.70 1 brocf cow 885 @17.50 6 blk bulls 335 @ 36.10 5 blk hfrs 337 @32.70 9 cows 958 (4'17.25 951 @17.20 1 bwf str 335 @ 36.00 1 blk hfr 385 (a?32.00 4 wf cows 7 blk & bwf strs 446 @ 35.90 7 blk hfrs 422 31.20 2 wf cows 980 @17.10 6 blk strs 397 @ 35.80 5 blk strs 413 @ 35.40 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: LIVESTOCK COMMISSION 1 bwf str 505 @ 35.00 REZAC BARN 2 char strs 420 @ 35.00 St. Marys 437-2999 DELAINE REZAC COMPANY 5 blk strs 452 @ 34.10 St. Marys 437-6266 2 brocf strs 415 @ 34.00 ELMER IMTH URN 3 blk strs 513 (a? 33.60 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 9 blk & bwf strs 531 @ 33.20 PAUL KRAMER 1 wf str 500 @ 32.70 St. Marys 437-2993 2 blk strs 542 (a) 32.30 1 bwf str 530 @ 31.30 hen 1 blk str 465 @ 31.10 1 wf str 500 @ 31.00 Autioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby & Dennis Rezac Farmers & Ranchers Livestock Commission Co., Incinfer 0117agq40SALINA, KANS. Central Kansas Largest and Most Modern Livestock Auction. Air-conditioned with theatre type seats. Sale Ring is an electronic scale that shows gross and average weights in lights while stock is being sold. comes Facilities for 5000 head with feed and water pensso stock may be brought in prior to sale day if desired. Buyersare normally in attendance from several states at every sale.

TWO SALES EVERYWEEK MONDAY THURSDAY 11 red hfrs, Saline Co. 486 @ 28.20 2 wf hfrs, Ottawa Co. 640 @ 27.90 Hogs & Cattle Cattle Only 12 char hfrs, McPherson Co. 639 @27.30 6 blk hfrs, Saline Co. 618 @ 26.90 Hogs sell at 10:30 a.m. followed Selling starts at 11:00 a.m. Cattle 17 mixed hfrs, McPherson Co. 742 @ 26.40 by our regular cattle sale as they are will sell in the order they are consign- 18 mixed hfrs, Saline Co. 696 @ 25.60 unloaded. ed on the books. 57 wf strs, Saline Co. 865 @ 29.20 10 mixed hfrs, McPherson Co. 847 @ 25.10 Receipts for the week totaled 1779 cattle and 1201 27 wf strs, Saline Co. 934 @ 27.40 1 char bull, McPherson Co. 1375 @ 28.40 hogs, including 419 feeder pigs. Fat hog top for Monday 13 mixed strs, Dickinson Co. 920 @ 27.00 1 char bull, Clay Co. was 16.85. Stocker & Feeder cattle finding a very good 40 mixed strs, Ottawa Co. 924 @ 26.95 1 hoist bull, Dickinson Co. 1660 @ 26.75 demand. 45 mixed strs, Dickinson Co. 976 @ 26.90 1 wf bull, Ellsworth Co. 1235 @ 25.10 Following is a partial listing of our sale: 18 blk strs, Dickinson Co. 946 @ 26.80 1 blk bull, Rice Co. CATTLE 4 hoist strs, Ellsworth Co. 328 @ 32.25 19 blk hfrs, Rice Co. 2wf strs, Ellsworth Co. 340 @ 40.00 9 hoist strs, Dickinson Co. 432 @ 30.00 1 blk cow & clv, Saline Co. 2 wf strs, Saline Co. 377 @ 38.75 18 hoist strs, Saline Co. 521 @ 29.00 1 hoist cow, Saline Co. 1080@@@22275252.100°1 2 wf strs, Ellsworth Co. 426 @ 37.00 17 hoist strs, Dickinson Co. 494 @ 28.20 1 wf cow, Marion Co. 1100 @ 21.30 23 wf strs, Saline Co. 399 @ 36.50 4 hoist strs, Saline Co. 630 @ 25.50 1 swiss cow, Cloud Co. 1355 @ 21.00 8 wf strs, Dickinson Co. 386 @ 36.20 6 hoist strs, Ellsworth Co. 758 @ 24.10 1 blk cow, Saline Co. 1110 @ 20.50 32 mixed strs, SalineCo. 401 @ 35.25 6 hoist strs, Dickinson Co. 1 wf cow, Saline Co. 53 wf strs, Saline Co. 526 @ 35.10 1266 @ 23.00 985 @ 9 wf hfrs, Cloud Co. 401 @ 34.00 44 blk strs, Saline Co. 546 @ 32.70 6 blk hfrs, Sumner Co. 10 wf strs, McPherson Co. 601 @ 32.20 388 @ 32.75 HOGS 24 mixed hfrs, Saline Co. 465 @ 31.60 18 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. 25 mixed strs, Lincoln Co. 696 @ 30.80 13 blk hfrs, Saline Co. 453 @ 30.70 27 white hogs, Lincoln Co. 222432303@@ @ 68 wf strs, Saline Co. 732 @ 30.50 27 blk hfrs, Saline Co. 479 @ 30.20 11 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. 12 wf strs, McPherson Co. 772 @ 30.10 52 wf hfrs, McPherson Co. 568 @ 29.90 22 mixed hogs, McPherson @ 25 char strs, McPherson Co. 683 @ 30.00 54 blk hfrs, McPherson Co. Co. 30 mixed strs, McPherson Co. 670 @ 30.00 582 @ 28.75 28 white hogs, Ellsworth Co. 54 blk hfrs, McPherson Co. 588 @ 28.30 29 mixed strs, Lincoln Co. 789 @ 29.70 15 mixed hfrs, Saline Co. 25 mixed hogs, Lincoln Co. 14 blk bulls, McPherson Co. 594 @ 29.25 555 @ 28.10 17 white hogs, SalineCo. 9 mixed hogs, LincolnCo. toGrass,Ai FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES 10 mixed hogs, EllsworthCo. Grainfor MARKET REPORTS 1 red boar, Saline LAURENCE CLEMENCE Radio Station KSAL, Salina Co. 435 @ 461t Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 6:45 a.m., Every Name MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN Monday, Wednesday THE LIVESTOCK AUCTION MAR & Friday 111 Durham Phone 732-3371 KFRM With ACTION t, 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Address BOB MUIR Fri. lok Salina Phone TA 3-2963 Barn Phone Toro 913 TA 5-0211 Salina, Kansas 0 State

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