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18,10 35 @, 18,10 5 ing to the supply of fed beef. 18,00 Pork production this fall al- 0(a 18,00 7@ USDA Fear Of Heavy so is expected to be seasonally 17,75 10 higher from a year ago. 17,60 5@ 17,60 So far this year fed cattle 10 p Fall Marketings prices have been higher than in 17,50 i0 1967 despite an increase of about 17,10 This fall's slaughter marketpace the demand. 4 per cent in sales. Choice steers 17,10 There was 8 percent more cat - 7@ of fed cattle is expected to con- at Chicago averaged $27.25 a 16,60 cattle being fattened in feedlots 30 p tinue "very large" and could be hundred pounds the first half of 16,60 accompanied by weaker prices,on July 1 than a year earlier,1968, about $2 more than a year 20 p 16,30 the department said. These cat- :5@ the Department of Agriculture earlier, the department said. 16,10 says. tleusually comprise about 60 Total cattle numbers appear 0 p 16,00 percent of the supply for slaugh- 50 p Though stronger consumer to be holding steady, around the 15,70 -Two, Loads OfCattle demand has helped hold the ter in the fall. 108,800,000 estimatedowJanu- 0 @ 15,60 Jesse Tolman of Westmoreland hauled two loads price line this summer, the de- In addition, as the departmentary 1. This year's calfclap,how- @ 222,50 of cattle in the G&G area last week. When this pic- partment said in August live-has noted before, feeders areever, is estimated at 1 percent @ 211,00 stock outlook, increased sales in atpresent shipping cattleto above 1967. -@ ture was taken there was a drizzle of rain, and Tolman 202,50 was loading to take cattle back to Westmoreland. a few months could notout- market at heavier weights, add - Hog slaughter this summer is - @ 097,00 about the same as a year ago.. -@ 171,00 On June 1, the number of pigs expected to reach slaughter SIGNTraders See Futures In Iced Broilers weight this summer was up The Chicago Board of Trade,the 9 billion pounds of broilers As a result, processors couldn'ttion on broiler supply and somethree percent over a year ear- lier, but the supply of pigs for ,-unhappy over badly sagging tn.- sold last year. materially alter the volume ofon the demand for chickens rel- "ding volume in grain futures, As a result, the big, integrat- their marketings until 12 weeksative to pork and beef and lev-the fall market was down about thinks it may have come up ed concerns that grow and pro- after burdensome supplies occur-els of disposable income," the 3 per cent. with a contract that will bring cess broiler chickens are show-red and prices already had fal-trader explains. "With the sea- The department said produc- larys,new life to the pits. ing great interest in the new len. sonal price swings this marketers indicate next winter's sup- contract. "This market is the Reinforcing the swings in has, a lot of speculators will be ply of hogs for slaughter will On Aug. 1, the board opened rise again over year-earlier lev- trading in iced broiler chickenbest thing that's come down chicken prices was the uncer- coming into the market soon," the road for chicken processorstainty of chain store demand. he predicts. els. On June 1 they reported Kans.futures, and there are indica- having 2 percent more sows for tions that the new contract willin a long time," says an officialOver half of all broilers are sold Of course, if the processors of Allied Mills Inc., a livestockto supermarkets and many of succeed in mastering the broiler farrowing in the June -Novem- gain popularity with the Indus-feed manufacturer with a largethese chickens are aggressive-contract as a future demand in- ber season. NIMAfi try and thespeculators, both es- Pigs born in these months will sential to a successful market. interest in broiler chickens. ly marketed at irregular inter- dicator, prices aren't likelyto About half of the annual broil- vals during price specials. Whenfluctuate as sharply as before. supply the bulk of hogs for Through a full two weeks of Nonetheless, the Board of Trade slaughter during January -June, trading, 291 contracts changed er production comes from a doz-chicken consumption varies sea- sonally(highest during the is confident the contract will 1969. Ilinalhands in the iced broiler sectionen big companies such as Ral- Lamb slaughter for the re- of the board's soybean pit. ston Purina Co., Swift & Co., summer cookout months and gain popularity. Mr. Lebeck, of Pillsbury Co., Textron Inc., Cen-lowest during the winter holi- the Board of Trade, says he isn't mainder of this year is expected That would bring the board's tral Soya Co., Armour & Co., days), the level of retail sales too concerned over the new mar- to be down from a year earlier broiler trading volume fairly and Wilson & Co. They are call-is heavily dependent on the fre-ket's modest trade volume. "The because of a 4 percent smaller close to the total 336 trades ed integrated producers becausequency of grocery store spe- pork belly market languished lamb production. Prices are ex- pected to continue above a year ir made on the Chicago Mercantile they control all aspects of their cials. for several years before it took cattle i Exchange in 1962-63, the last broiler production, from fertili- But while supermarkets can off," he observes. earlier, the department said. are'...m.mootime broiler chickenswere list-zed eggs and feed to marketing schedule chicken specials almost ed in a futures market. The Mer- the finished product. Producersat whim, the processors have to cantile exchange dropped its that have shown greatest inter-keep moving their iced birds 69 % 25,50broiler contract for lackof in-est in the new broiler contractbefore they spoil. This has left 188 @26,0terest. (But it wenton to score are those that already are fa-the processors at a disadvantage 196 @ 25,80big with contracts in frozen miliar with the workings of fu-in hard -nose bargaining with 174 % 27.90 rk bellies and live choice cat- tures markets through their the big chain stores, especially le. The Board of Tradehas be- grain 'trading. when supplies are plentiful. come a little jealous of these The processors, of course, areTheir choice, as one chain store .07@ 19,10 successes.) particularly anxious to developpoultry buyer puts it, is to "sell 19,80 the new contract into a solid 'em or smell 'em." 20 @ Warren Lebeck, executive vice 15,85 hedging market to insure their The futures contract will both i67 Dresident and secretary of the 11,80 production against price de- allow processors to "lock in" '05 @ Board of Trade, figuresthe Mer- 19,80 clines.(Indeed, the industry prices of their birds (sometimes 27 P cantile's broiler contract failed 19,75 trade group, the National Broil-even before the eggs have been 26 @ to catch interest becauseit call- 19,65 er Council, first suggested cre-laid) and to gear their produc- 04 @ ed for frozen broilers.The 19.80 ating the contract to Board of tion to anticipated demands as @ board's contractis for 25,000 597 @ 16,10 Trade officials.) In the past, expressed through the futures pounds of iced, whole, ready -to- 17,50 chicken processors didn't haveprices. 30 @ cook broilers. Icedbroilers are 24 @ 19,10 any means of forward priding, The same benefits apply to the 12,60 the major factorin the broiler 570@ industry, with the result that during someever-expanding chains of carry- 19,6° accounting for 80% of 523 @ periods of overproduction, broil-out fried chicken outlets. An of- 13.3° 110 @ er prices fell to below -cost lev-ficial of Kentucky Fried Chick- 13.0° els. In the past 30 months, broil-en Corp., Nashville, says the 15.0° New Ownership er prices have fluctuated 40% company will be using the new 17.0° from the low to the high. market in the near future. "We 17,2i A year ago, chickens were inare meeting with a brokerage 19.09 AtAbilene Ford oversupply and broilers deliver-house this week to learn more 16,23 Burns -Salisbury,Inc., Man- ed to Chicago brought 24 cents aabout the intricacies of hedging. hattan Fordfarm machinery pound wholesale; since then, theWe can't constantly change the dealer, hastaken over the loca-industry has cut back output prices on our printed menus so tion ofthe former Abilene Fordsomewhat and prices have mov-that anything which helps us TractorCo. and will be opened higher. Currently, Chicago - project and set our main cost thisweek with a parts and ser-delivered broilers are priced atitem, chickens, will certainly aid vice storeat 501 NW 2 in Abi-27 cents a pound wholesale. our operations." co. lene, Kans. By its very nature the broiler Speculators, too, are showing Don Zumbrunnwill be in industry has a sensitive price some interest. On the Board of 40 chargeof the Abilene branch,structure. First, broilers are Trade floor, a trader who al- Bob Burns,manager, announc-produced on a rigid timetable ofready has taken a speculative Wet Day ne ed. Thename will be Burns - 12 weeks from the time an eggposition in broilers sayshe Salisbury.At this time there isis set in an incubator, until a plans "`to go heavily" into chick- Much of the G&G area counted wet days last ERS: no plan forproviding new Ford bird is slaughtered. Second, icedens as soon as he has a chance week. LeRoy Stuewe of Alma was one who used one Roger1)11° chineryat the Abilene store, broilers are highly perishable, to study the contract further. of the damp days to market cattle. He sold 30 head of urns stated. and start to spoil after a week. "There's a wealth of informa- Angus. private ponds around Kansas. fish will only wipe themout. GRASS`: & GRAIN Some Points The fish are furnished to ap- (The Commission willnot fur- The Mid -Kansas news weekly. plicants who qualify on afree - nish fish for a pond whichal- Grass &G% Published each Tuesday at 1207 of -charge basis. ready has fish in it.) Moro, (Box 1009)Manhattan, On Stocking 2. The Commission furnishes Kansas, 66502 by Anyone desiring fish for a September3, 1968 AG PRFSS pond would be wise to remem- only bass, bluegill and channel Dean Coughenour Private Ponds ber these 10 points: catfish, and provides them in E. R. Woodward It won't be long until the 1. There is no use stockingthe right numbers, depending r7ed smouf them Second classpostagepaidart on the size of thepond being --- Manhattan, Kansas. Fish and Game Commission fingerling or smaller fish in a illareplaced i Subscription: $3 year will be making its annual de-pond with an existing fish pop- stocked, to keep it in balance foralong with black 12,710 How- bass CIRCULATION livery of fish for the stocking ofulation. The larger, established a period of several years. source of food for a ever, whether itstays in bal-a good idea, whenthe bass ance depends largely onthe pond, to take you "One Friend Tells Another and HOME Grows" owner and those who catch fish out several gill every timea bass is from it. This will insure ea 3. Stocking a pond with fish alance give you bigger,healthier For Our Rural Neighbors from the Commission does notin both species. require that it be open to the 8. Who Want To Strengthen Their Financial Positions Channel catfishwill ato public. The landowner, alone, de- naturally in ponds, previ, termines who can fish his ponds. d; you give them sometight THE HOME SAVINGS PLAN 4. After stocking a pond ure, such as a small eild% should not be fishedfar two cream can, in which barrela summers. This allows the fish to lay t WILL Work For You...As ft Does For Others eggs and protectthe to grow to good catchable size. nest Cream cans are best,becausel INSURED SAFETY OF SAVINGS 5. "Good" fishing can be the narrow neck. The maintained in a pond only by should be placed in vessels fishing it. A pond which is not about ha feet of water in thepond Save in person or by mail fished, once the fish reach need not be left there "catchable" size, will soon get the around. The fishgenerally out of"balance," meaningit spawn in June and July, BUSINESS HOURS will have a few large fish and se Monday through Thursday you're safe if youput the 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. thousands of small ones, but barrels,oldculverts, Friday nothing in between. etc, the water about May1, and ta)2 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. 6. Crappie are no longer them out after mid -July. Saturday SAVINGS AND LOANASSOCIATION stocked by the Commission in 3rd -Closed- 9. The only way toreceive 107 NORTH FOURTH STREET MANHATTAN, KANSAS ponds, and they are not recom- fish for stocking 9:0( a pond is mended. Why? They reproduce make application with too rapidly, and soon a pond the Fs. Wednesdi YOUR COMMUNITYHOMEFINANCING CENTER eries Division, KansasFish and will be over -populated with hun- Came Commission, Box14 Pratt, Kansas 67124. Applies.

tions must be made outin fill See the year's for each pond to be stocked, DIS

fore fish can be secured. Mo most excitingnew tractor.. 10. Fish to stock ponds art' normally delivered to county Carbo seat cities throughout the 105 hp Ford 800c state in mid -October. Pond owners must meet the delivery trod with vessels sufficient to he' their stock fish to the ponds There's just one more thind to remember. Pond fishing hard to beat. Records prove In Kansas, for example, the state record largemouth bass, bluegill, bullhead and white crappie were hauled from poi

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This included 263 million Other products. 1967 stock and livestock products tobacco S. bushels of soybeans, 1,135 mil- exports were worth $498 Export Boom Has lion pounds of oil, and 2,717,000 brought $676 million. The big- million gest returns were from the ex-- 21 percent of the crop; The tc.ns of soybean meal. Altogeth- ton exports, eot. says sli er, the exports of soybeans andport of meats, tallow, dairy $464 products, and hides. The value of the crop.Exports prices, a Flattened Out the soybean products were of equivalent to about 400 millionof these exports equaled 68 per worth $319 million, The big surge in the exports 000). This amount was more cent of the imports of meats percent of the crop. 10O Peper than $6,000 for each of the ap-bushels of soybeans, or about ii of farm products seems to have 41 percent of the crop. and all other competitive ani- rnelltS flattened out. The value of ag-proximately 1 million farmers mal products. Univ. of Illinois incomes who produce most of our food Dr. T. A. Hieronymus of the 1968 wil ricultural products exported University ofIllinoisrecently during the 10 years that ended and other essential agricultural LINDQUIST IMPLEMENT CO. 1967. products. pointed out that the foreign de- This with 1964 more than doubled, mand for soybean protein is SALINA, KANS. but has not increased much The value of farm exports in 1967 was 7 percent less than innow about equal to amount us- YOUR DEALER FOR since then. Foreign markets, ed in the United States. To put ;however, are still highly impor- 1966, and only 0 5 percent great- ® CHISEL PLOWS Por°vdeurnetni er than in1964. So farthisit another way, the soybean tant to American farmers. The meal used in the U.S. is almost with "ADJUSTO-PITCH"* ,big three in our agricultural ex- year, the value of exports has equaled by our exports of soy- LIVE -ACTION SHANKS! arorts are wheat, soybeans, andbeen just about the same as in ete 1967. beans and soybean meal. doll rn. The next five are animal Corn. The value of our 1967 DRIVES RIGHT THROUGH SOIL THAT STOPS lion roducts, tobacco, cotton, fruits Wheat. Our 1967 wheat ex- feed-gra ports were valued at $1,250 mil-corn exports totalled about $728 OTHER CHISEL PLOWS COLD! `and vegetables, and rice. million. We exported some 526 The total value of agricultural lion. This included some flour Glencoe Giant "G" plows with new "ADJUSTO-PITCH" ethreeasPer.ill and other primary wheat pro-million bushels. This was equal exports in 1967 was $$6.4 billion to 11 percent of the huge crop feature can plow up to 50% deeper with SAME power to be more exact - $6,383,318,-.ducts. 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production expenses. Although For New Funds or three cents a pack were the Sturdy Convenient Practical. government payments to farm- If ers in January -May totaled be- your vacation took youpattern until a few years ago. H"* low a year earlier, they are ex- through several states this sum-But in the past couple of years ii pected to be up about 300 mil- mer you might have discoveredthe increases have been nearer Mounted free on lion dollars for the year. Largersomething that has the cigareta nickel. your truck at STOPs people doing a slow burn: State The reason for the bigger in- factory or ship- feed -grain acreage diversion is ped to you. the principal reason for the in- cigaret taxes have risen sharp-creases, said Herb Mattock, a Available ly. field director for the Tobacco in PITCH" crease. stock rack or Power- Within the past year 15 statesTax Council,isthat"legisla- fold -down have voted increases, a few oftures, have taken the attitude combination. Pth than First published in Grass and them to figures round as smokethat if they increase the tax by Power! Grain on Aug. 19, 1968; subse- rings. Florida's tax jumped totwo or three cents a pack the quently published Aug. 26, 1968 ;ed shank 15 cents from 8 cents, and Cali-vending machine industry will and Sept. 2, 1968. fornia's to 10 from 3. raise their price five cents and OP yield, IN THE DISTRICT COURT Fits all trucks. No bolt projectionsto injure stock. Top grade f sweep; OF RILEY COUNTY, KANSAS Three states lifted the tax bykeep the change." select kiln -dried lumber. In the Matter of the Application Choice red or Isvhite.Fits precisely low sizes five cents a pack, one by four Affect Pattern so pick-up endgate closesbehindit. Sturdy oak stakes. of BEATE JEFFRIE EPSTEIN, and another by three and a half Have the higher taxes hurt Lift -up gate slides easily in steel channels.Standard height 7` to 17' to Change Her Name. sales: "They affect the pattern 63".Special height on order. g models. Case No. 15,256 cents, two by three and five by NOTICE two. West Virginia raiseditsrather than the amount," Mad- istration. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, tax by only one cent. dock replied, offering thefol- When Ordering SpecifyMake, Model, SizeofBed GREETING: itor Mfg. Cg, You are hereby notified that Critical Role lowing illustration: the above -named Beate Jeffrie Industry spokesman say they In Oregon the cigaret tax is HAUL- MOR, INC.valley falls, kansas phone 945-3211 Epstein has filed her petition in believe considerations other fourcents.In neighboring ir the above -named court praying Washington itis for an order and judgement than public health have motivat- nearly three changing her name to that ofed the legislators. But a lot oftimes as much at 11 cents. In 1 Alt Bee Jeffrie Epstein, and that people feel a desire to discour-Oregon, per capita sales if cig- said petition so filed for such age smoking has played at leastaretsis165.1.In Washington change of name will be heard by itis 99.7. Y>. said court on the 4th day of Oc- some small but critical role. 14- tober, 1968, at 10:00 a.m. or as The suspicion was expressed Following is a list of state a who needs ...vs, soon thereafter as the court can this way by a man closely as-tax increases since July 1, 1967, hear the same, at which time sociated with the industry, whoas compiled by Commerce Clear- - and place any person or persons objecting to such change of asked, incidentally, that the ing House, a publisher of tax name may be present and their statement not be attributed toand business law information: objections heard. him: California 3 cents to 10 cents; ilencoe, Minn. BEATE JEFFRIE EPSTEIN Florida 8 to 15; Oklahoma, Petitioner "We're a good industry to pick LARRY B. MC GRATH on. Everyone is out to get us, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island iT CO. 513 Leavenworth and so if you need more money8 to 13; New Mexico 8 to 12; Manhattan, Kansas you might as well get it fromArizona 6.5 to 10; New Jersey 3.2451 Attorney for Petitioner someone nobody likes." 11 to 14: Alabama 7 to 10: Iowa and Maine 8 to 10; New York 10 fat hog tc 12; Ohio 5 to 7; Illinois 7 to Stop here for the 9: and West Virginia 6 to 7. BEST BUY ina Beef Supply FORAGE BOX Management Thru nobody. The fat hog is out of favor. And with good reason. Birth Control? The consumer demands lean meat-so the market The use of mechanical birth wants a lean animal. You want to sell control devices to limit the num- a heavy hog. Not a fat one. berofcattle during timesofov- ersupply of beef is suggested You get lean, heavy hogs when three things are by some scientists as an alterna- right. Breeding. Management. Feeding. Slack up tive to the time-honored proced- on any one of them and you trim profits. ure of keeping bulls from cows. Agriculture department tests CO-OP Swine Feeds are formulated to give fast show that the simple intrauter- efficient gains. Tylan and Sulfa come in both Two models: ine plastic coil - advocated for Complete Feeds and Concentrates now. KWI K- LOAD, Get both in Starter and Grower Feeds; Power Box human use by some authorities - is virtually fool -proof as a Tylan alone in Finisher Feeds. Compare these 7 points - contraceptive device for cows. Your Co-op Feed Man has the information and The coil still is in the research the products to improve your hog feeding then decide for yourself stage of livestock use, the de- operation. You can put your hogs on a diet - 1. Load Size 4. Unloading Ability 6. Box Strength partment says, but so far it has a CO-OP diet - to help get 2. Steady Feeding 5. Your Safety 7. Resale Value them heavy. Not fat. 3. 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TOPEKA-Sept.6.11 61 black 55 whifa 1 whifac 1 whifac SALE EVERY V 1 blkwhi VWEDNESDAY Salina, Kansas s'black Beverly StockyardsCo. 4 whifac Phone TA 7-4479 11 whifa bue to the heavy rainsour cattle and hog run was lighter than 1 whifac the previous week buteven so we had a good run of stock that SALE TIME 12:00' sold on a higher market on all classes ofcattle. We had a 1 whifac house full of people and a world of 23 whifa buyers and could have Norbert Dupes, Gypsum 9 wf strs sold a lot more cattle. We feel hereat the Beverly Stockyards 430 @ 27.80 30 black Harold Harper, Tescott 12 wf hfrs Jake Donmeyer, Salina 6 spt hogs 197 @19.00 with our connections in the north and backin the eastern 730 @ 24.75 2 whifac Earl Wooler, Brookville 3 blk strs 318 @ 32.10 Edwin Dent, Jr. 11 red hogs 215 @19.05 corn belt which makes ours one of the best livestockmarkets Allen Schleuber, Lehigh George Keating,Lindsborg 8shthon in this area. Listed below area few sales from Wednesday's 81 pin ql strs765 @ 25.42 4 wht hogs 157 @19.00 auction. Bill McFall, Brookville 9 pin ql strs 620 @ 24.75 Chas. Martin, Solomon 1 red hog 315 @18.70 8 shthors Fred Berkley, Tescott 1 wf cow 980 @ 21.20 Glenn Allison, Minneapolis 1 blk boar 580 @12.80 1 whifac CATTLE Cleverdon Bros.,Brookville 17 blk hfrs 470 @ 26.55 Bob Mason, Solomon 1 spt hog 275 @17.75 1 black Cleverdon Bros.,Brookville Von Lee, Tescott 30 blk str cvs 479 @30.35 1 hlstn cow 935 @ 16.40 7wilifac 41Kenneth Ryan, Lincoln 2 wf strs 750 @25.70 C. A. Hoover, Niles 1 wf cow These are just a few of our sales from Wednesday's sale. For 1175 @ 17.80 12 IniXe

Charles Westerman,Ellsworth Jake Donmeyer, Salina 5 wf strs 578 @26.60 1 blk bull 1570 @ 23.00 highest prices for your livestock and thebiggest net 10 niixe Con Hoover, Niles 12 blk wf strs 495 @28.60 returns bill your next consignment to the BeverlyStockyards D. Weathers, Tescott 1 whifac 7 blk strs 680 @26.10 HOGS Co.in Salina. For more information about prices, get in Charles Westerman, Ellsworth 2 blkhfrs 445 @26.40 Leonard McIntosh, Oak Hill9 wht hogs 10 whifa 205 @ 19.20 touch with us and we willcome and look at your stock. 5 black 1 whifac 1 whifac For more information about Sat-$ prices for your livestock get Beverly Stockyards Co.,Salina, Kansas, Market reports on KFRM 1 \vhifbr morn" I Mit\ vh. urday and Wednesday in touch with us and we will Located on east edge of Salina on old highway 4C Sang - comeand look at them. CARLGOTTI, Tescott 283-4693 JACK BEVERLY, Salina ings at 7:20; also KLSI I black PAUL DIEHL, Brookville TA3-3191 BOB GRACE, Minneapolis 2 black 225-3502 HARLANJENSEN.Salina TA3-8445 EX2-3028day and Wednesday tnc"'" JIM FORSHEE, ConcordiaCH3-4717at 7:10. 3 whifa( 1 black fer and champion bull with Missstation work. A littermate to mation before -the sale. The in- 'September3, 1968 Deluxe Worth by Deluxe Mix- this boar sold to Melvin Casey,dex for each pen of three is bas- To AreaPolls er 3, and CPH Woodrow 206 by Toronto, for $380. This pen ofed on the individual index ofed for use in commercial herds CMF Domestic Woodrow. animals gained about 2 poundsboth boars plus the Ham -Loinis an indication that Kansas Fair Salina Tax a day and consumed less thanIndex of thelittermate barrow.swine producers are recognizing Dominate a pound and a half of feed for "The factthat most of thethe value of tested boars in an Up 23 Percent each pound of gain. boars in thissale were purchas-efficient operation," Moyer said. InMissouri1Vlissouri's State Fair, Of all the tax increases an- A Yorkshire boar, bred by [AGE It wasnearly all Kansas in nounced in the G&G area, few Lauer Farms, Hope, sold to Rex bqt is wasHereford judging at match the one facing Salin- Christie, Ottawa, for $350, top Saturday thePolled ans. The new tax bill there price for that breed. Also sell- Sedalia. ing at this price was a Yorkshire GE & Sons ofEnterprise, will be $109.29 per $1000 val- lffel Farms of Lamed, uation - an increase of 23 bred by Floyd Meyer, Palmer, AUCTION SEPTEMBER 7 Alfalfa LawnDouble S Ranch of percent. and bought by Neil Hupe, Per- Mon, call and Serrians22 of 23 blue rib- A tax bill of $500 by last ry. aler. Lincoln won year's levy will be up to $615. Most of the boars went to Starts 1:00 p.m. buns. An increase of nearly 18 commercial breeders; however, SALE Riffels got13 ribbons,Alf- Lunch Served ate 7, and Serrien 2. mills - to $46.65 - in the a few were bought by purebred aLfa Lawns champion hei- school district levy accounts herd owners. Buyers represent- s. Riffel showed for most of the increase. ed most sections of the state. Due to the death of my husband, will sell the following per- The sale was an evening event sonal property located 3 miles West of Junction of 81 and 56 with a barbecued pork chop highways, across the railroad tracks north, McPherson, Kans. Test Boar Sale lunch, served to more than 400 on rubber people prior to the auction. Heavy implement trailer w/ IMPLEMENTS tilting bed Averages $239 The sale marked the close of 2 wheel trailer chassis Superior boars and spirited summer tests at the Swine Test- 1964 Gleaner A -II,14 -ft., SP combine, good rubber, A-1 Road Patrol; post hole digger TARPAULINS bidding by Kansas hogmen com- ing Station operated in Manhat- 21 -ft.Hutchinson 6 -in.grain $5.60 Pr. new 11-16 tires and rims i5x7, 12 -oz. bined to climax summer tests at auger on rubber carriage w/ $7.98 tan by K -State for KSIA. The Pr. new 18-4-26, new flotation 6x8, 12 -oz. the Kansas Swine Improvementwinter tests will begin in Oc- tires 5hp. gas engine, good 7x9, 12 -oz. $8.95 375 -gal. 3 compartment fuel e $10.89 boar testing station on the Kan-tober at the station. Breeders 1958 720 John Deere diesel row 8x10, 12 -oz. crop tractor, starting motor, tank 8x12, 12 -oz. $12.89 sas State University campus. can get information about the Set combine maize fingers $15.95 An average price of $239 paid 3 -pt.,livepower, power 10x12,12.oz. operation from the KSU Ani- steering, A-1 Papec silage cutter on steel 10x14, 12 -oz. $17.95 for the 58 animals sold is indi- 2 -row field cutter, needs repair $20.15 mal Science and Industry De- 1951 R John Deere diesel trac- 10x15, 12 -oz. cative of the quality of the partment or from county Exten- tor w/ 184-34 rice tires, ful-Baldwin pull combine 10x16, 12 -oz. $22.45 $25.25 boars. This is one of the highestsion agricultural agents. ly equipped, factory cab, TRUCKS AND CARS 10x18, 12 -oz. good 1 sale price averages in the sta- The station was started in 1948 Ford F5 11/2T truck, 131/2 NEW& USED 4-14 John Deere mounted plow r tion's 11 -year history, and qual-1958 by the KSIA in an effort 3-14 John Deere plow, hydraul- ft. grain bed, stock racks, Pony saddle &bridle, like newity of animals ran high, accord-to better evaluate purebred good running order r $45 ic, on rubber 1953 Ford 6 2 -door, running 1966 Ariens Deluxe IV 32" rid- ing to Wendell A. Moyer, Exten-stock. Rate of gain, feed effici- 6 -bottom John Deere disk plow sion swine specialist at KSU. ency, and meat type characteris- on steel, used very little condition ing mower, 6 hp. $195 10 -ft. John Deere oneway, hy-1952 Ford 6 2 -door, running 1968 AC 32" riding mower,5 Two littermate Duroc boarstics are the important produc- draulic, on rubber, A-1 condition hp., reg. price $419, sell$339 rated first and second in the tion factors considered, Moyer 1956 1/2 ton 4 -speed GMC pick- tractor 12 -ft. Krause oneway on rub- 1968 AC No. 207, 7 hp. sale. Emery Berry, Minnopealis, said. ber, good up truck, good running con- and 36" mower, reg.price dition $665 took his choice for $460, and Al- In the tests, two littermate John Deere subsoiler, ground $765 sell fred Link, Yates Center, boughtboars and a full or half-brother lift, A-1 1966 Sea Shark 15 -ft.boat with John Deere 10-16 drill,ferti- MISCELLANEOUS 1967 Chrysler 75 hp. motor,the other animal for $405. Thesebarrow are fed together. They lizer, new disks, high rub- Log chains; post vise; drop deluxe equipment, all instru-boars were bred by the Goochare fed to an average weight ber, rubber press, good cord; old wrenches; Chix feed- ments, horns, spotlight, trail- Research Farm, Manhattan, of 200 pounds to determine feed 12 6 -ft. John Deere harrow sec-ers; garden cultivators; cream er, canvass cover, must see cans; $1495 gained about 2 pounds a day,efficiency and rate of growth. tions, good to appreciate and made a gain for each 21/3 Drag harrow eveners Oil heater; antique cabinet; Barrows are slaughtersd Pipe harrow drag antique cupboard; clothes clos- pounds of feed. when the tests are completed to John Deere side delivery rakeet. HOLT Highest price paid was $510determine carcass length, back - for a Hampshire hog bred byfat, loin eye area, and percent FARM SUPPLY John Weir, Geuda Springs. Theof lean cuts. The boars are prob- R. J. SCHRAG ESTATE, Owner Next To Sale Barn animal was bought by Dean ed for backfat and sonoray test- Funston, Abilene, who has beened for loin eye area. Prospective Auct: Ted Krehbiel, McPherson. Clerk: Jim Krehbiel. MANHATTAN PR 6-7943 a regular participant in the testbuyers are furnished this infor-

Manhattan Commission Co.av Inc. S Iltamdcat We had a large run of cattle at 2 whiface steers915 p25.50 11 whiface heifers482 @26.90 MANHATTAN ON US 24 our sale last Thursday, although20 whiface steers916 @25.15 1 whiface heifer425 @26.70 21/2 MILES EAST OF the all -day rain did stop some of1 whiface steer 920 @25.10 1 whiface heifer39S @26.40 blkwhif cow 925 @18.75 NOTICE OF CHANGE them.Prices on all stocker and11 whifblk steer845 @25.10 1 blkwhif heifer415 @26.30 black cow 765 @18.601 IN DAYS FOR feeder cattle were a little easier.1 shthorn steer 835 @25.00 1 black heifer 470 p26.10 roan cow 1065 @18.601 BUYING HOGS AT Bull prices were stronger. Listed 684 @25.00 6 whiface heifers 502 @26.10 black cow 730 @18.60 ALMA & MANHATTAN N! 14 black heifers Starting next week, we wil buy below is a partial listing of the 14 black heifers670 @25.00 8 blkwhif heifers 489 @26.10 red cow 975 @18.50 sales made last week. only 2 days of each week at 1 whiface heifer605 @25.00 10 blkwhif heifers 479 p26.10 black cow 715 @18.50 Manhattan, Kans.The days will 2 whiface steers607 @24.70 12 whiface heifers537 p26.00 blkwhif cow 855 @18.40 be each TUESDAY and SATUR- FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 645 p24.50 11 whiface heifers562 @26.00 black cow 845 @18.30 DAY from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00p.m. 0 0 tO whiface steers 2 blkwhif heifers 596 @ 2_9.00 640 @24, 10 4 blkwhif heifers385 p26.00 whiface cow 1010 @18.30 At Alma we will buy each Tuest 5 blkwhif steers 1 black heifer day, starting Sept. 10 from 8:00 608 p 28.801 whiface steer 865 @24.10 1 black heifer 520 @26.00 whiface cow 965 p18.20 5 black steers 609 p 28.80 3 whiface heifers435 @25.90 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 1 blkwhif steer 960 p24.00 charolais cow 915 @18.20 At Eskridge each Wednesday, 2 whiface steers612 p 28.00 812 @22.60 1 black heifer 435 @25.90 blkwhif cow 1090 @18.10 10 blkwhif steers 4 holstein steers same as always, from 8 a.m. to 588 p 27.85 889 @22.55 2 whiface heifers432 @25. 75 blkwhif cow 1065 @18.00 1:00 p.m. 7 whiface steers 5 holstein steers 606 p 27.505 holstein steers765 p22.50 2 black heifers 305 @25.70 whiface cow 870 @18.00 Remember, after this week, we 12 black steers 594 p 27.35 3 whiface heifers471 p25.60 black cow 840 p17.90 will NOT buy hogs in Manhattan 6 black steers 586 p 27.30 2 whiface heifers477 @25.60 black cow 735 @17.80 on any other days except Tuesdays 2 whiface steers STEER CALVES and Saturdays. 680 p 27.102 whiface steers190 @ 35.75 14 black heifers495 @25.60 blackwhif cow 1035 @17.80 2 whiface steers667 p 27.00 1 black heifer 495 @25.60 1 black steer 235 @34.00 black cow 1060 @1.7.80 BUYING 1 whiface steer 655 p 26.70 285 @32.50 7 whiface heifers514 @25.40 black cow 910 @17.70 1 whiface steer 2 blkwhif steers 625 p 26.603 whiface steers422 @32.25 1 whiface heifer350 @25.40 black cow 910 @17.60 FAT HOGS 1 whiface steer 655 p 26.3015 blkwhif steers 495 p31.20 1 whiface heifer505 @25.20 shthorn cow 995 p17.60 We buy fat hogs daily at the 61 black steers 804 @ 26.25 BULLS Manhattan Commission Co., Inc., 1 blkwhif steers 330 @30.50 charolais cow 1015 @17.50 sale barn. We buy direct with no 55 whiface steers 788 p 26.252 whiface steers430 @30.00 1 whiface bull 1400 @23.90 black cow 940 @17.40 commission to the seller. 1 whiface steer 680 @ 26.10 30.00 1 whiface bull 1345 @23.30 whiface cow 1045 @17.40 PIP+tI 15 black steers 560 @ At Manhattan 1 whiface steer 640 p 26.10 433 @30.00 1 black bull 1050 @23.05 holstein cow 1170 @17.30 1 blkwhif steer 2 whiface steers Mondays thru Saturdays 745 @ 26.103 whiface steers503 @30.00 1 black bull 1205 @22.30 red cow 1265 @17.25 :15 1 black steer 670 @ 26 . 10 375 p30.00 whiface cow 1130 @ 17.20 BUYING HOURS 4 whiface steers 1 whiface steer p.m. 920 @ 26.001 black steer 475 @29.80 COWS whiface cow 975 @17.10 8 a.m. to 1:00 11 whiface steers832 p 26.001 black steer 440 @29.75 1 red cow 790 @20.90 brofwhif cow1045 @17.00 At Alma & Eskridge 1 whiface steer 635 @ 26.001 whiface steer 505 @29.50 1 blackcow 770 p20.25 black cow 1025 p17.00 Every Wednesday 1 whiface steer 650 @ 26.00 1 black cow 800 @20.00 16.90 # 1 black steer 430 p29.50 ayrshire cow 1230 @ From 8 a.m. to1 p.m. 23 whiface steers846 @ 26.001 whiface steer 405 @29.40 1 black cow 790 @ 19.40 black cow 895 @16.80 I30 black steers 911 p 26.0011 whiface steers 502 @29.30 1 black cow 710 @ 19.30 1 whiface cow 1015 @16.70 ).00 f 2 whiface steers *** ).05 720 @ 25.90 430 @29.25 1 blkwhif cow 99S @19.20 1 holstein cow 1280 @16.70 8 shthorn steers 1 whiface steer For information call the barn ).00 960 p 25.85 470 p29.20 1 whiface cow1000 p19.00 1 whiface cow 1065 @16.60 8 shthorn steers 1 whiface steer in Manhattan, PR 6-4815.Or you 3.70 , 962 p 25.85 510 @29.20 1 black cow 725 p18.90 12 blk cows&calves @287.00 may call Joe Raine at Maple Hill 1 whiface steer 1 black steer Z.80 765 @ 25.808 whiface steers531 @29.15 1 charolais cow1150 @ 18.90 8 black cows 239.00 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449- 7.75 1 black steer 800 p 25.805 whiface steers538 29.10 1 blkwhif cow 1175 @ 1.8.90 2347? or Alma yard 765-3841. 7 whiface steers854 p 25.802 black steers 370 @29.10 For 12 mixed steers FOR ESTIMATES` 890 p 25.751 black steer 495 @29.00W. E. DUGAN -Alta Vista, 229-6430I 10 mixed steers 870 p 25.75 19 whiface steers 558 @29.00 Maple Hill, 663-2226 yards 1 whiface steer JOE RAINE 665 @ 25.751 whiface steer 500 @29.00 DON WELLS Manhattan, JE 9-3744The Manhattan Commission 10 whifacesteers940 p 25.7511 whiface steers 560 @28.75 Abilene, CO 3-3449 5 black steers MERVIN SEXTON 656 @ 25.701 whiface steer 465 @28.75 C. j: WENTZ, bus. mgr.Manhattan, JE 9-5561 Co., Inc. # II whifacesteer 685 @ 25.602 whiface steers560 p28.50 1 whifacesteer 730 p 25.601 whiface steer 325 @28.25 vi Sat-0 1 whifbrof MANHATTAN, KANSAS steer845 p 25.602 black steers 510 @28.40BARN PHONE Manhattan, PR 6-4815 acorn- 1 blkwhifsteer 810 @ 25.601 black steer 555 @28.30 East On US 24 Satur" 1 blacksteer 675 @ 25.50 Consignment Reports 2 blacksteers 850 p 25.50 HEIPLIC. CALVES WIBW radio 6:30 A. M. Thursdays 1 black heifer 255 p 27.25 WIBW-TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays 3 whifacesteers935 p 25.50 345 p 26.90 AuCtioneers: Joe Raine and Dale Fell 1 blacksteer 905 p 25.501 whiface heifer IP.. AIIMMOOMIIIMMIIMOMIIMINESIPSOW cil Grove inlate August for to five miles afoot, others truck-three percent. - $26.25, for animals weighing ed25-30 miles, all to be shrunkbe September heck around.675. r Kenneth Anderson, San An- tonio and Emporia, bought )1g about 3000 plainsteers,after woman the 20th, 2500 of them at $24.50, eseribe her So me 400 of the plainest at $23 and 150 ull." unhe Your at $24, some to be driven three "ns g dulin

First published in Grass & Grain gry Other se July 30, 1968 Do Y STATE OF KANSAS every Notice of Submission of Nought, Proposed Constitutional even Amendment at otion, November 5, 1968 If Y General Election feuds? re Pursuant to Article 14, Sec- the habit, tion1 of the Constitution and int in compliance with House Con- ions are current ResolutionNo.1063, in every adopted by the legislature on March 7,1968, a proposition will be submitted to the voters' veu attheNovember 5, 1968, See us for tol General Election for their ap- r, fun for orrejectionto amend r proval Section 2 of Article 4 of the reeeA Past than Constitution as follows: I: "Sec. 2. General elections future? and township elections shall for broadcast ahead of planting y boring beheldbienniallyonthe Tuesday succeeding the first s but You Monday in November in the Give your new crop a strong years bearing even numbers. fertility base to build on all sea- talk abo All county and township of- use your P ficers shall hold their offices son long. Let us help you select for a term of two years and the rightgrade of Gulf Mr. enough untiltheirsuccessorsare Greeen* high analysis mixed fer- ng qualified:Provided, One e quicke Tops At Hutchinson countycommissionershall tilizer for application ahead of habit is t( A Burrton boy, Lowell Brawner, had the grand champion beelectedfromeachof planting. three districts, numbered 1, i.now" steer at the Reno County Fair at Hutchinson. He's at right with 2, and 3, by the voters of Genuine Gulf Mr. Greeen is his Hereford. Runnerup was the Shorthorn shown by Carolyn the district, and the legisla- your assuranceofguaranteed rests.Joi tureshallfixthe time of Macrnuson of Partridge, at left. election and the term of of- plant food analysis, free -flowing fice of such commissioners; material for trouble -free applica- NIGHANALY=ZELANALY=ZEA Most contract deliveries begin such election to be at a gen- MIXED FERTILIZER11 eral election, and no term of tion and chemically - combined about Sept. 10 and will finish office to exceed six years." grades that deliver the same plant I herebycertifythatthe about October 1. Pasture men foregoing is a true copy of the food ratio in every granule: fl M747;7.1 Some Early delivering early have expressed proposed amendment tothe FAG ConstitutionoftheStateof %TIMM some dissatisfaction over Kansas contained in House D, weights, but most expect cattleConcurrent Resolution No. *Trademark of Gulf Oil Corporation I Deliveries Off 1063 adoptedby.the 1968 held the normal term to aver- Session of the legislature, the original ofwhich is on filein "Don't just fsrtilizs...be Gulf wise!" age about 200 pounds gain for office. Flint Hills Grass the summer. Flint Hills grazing ELWILL M. SHANAHAN, EMPORIA - Scattered early (Seal) Secretary of State. conditions have been good all Bulk Fertilizer At Extra Savings ith nat cattle deliveries already are be- season, water plentiful. ing made off of Flint Hills grass If anything, grass may have Spreaders Available to feeders needing cattle now. WORK OR TRAIN remained a little too green. No experience necessary YOU DO IT OR WE'LL DO IT includ Some contracting continues Stockmen hope it will strength- (age 17-50). Earn up to $500 deluxe for September and October de- sights en in the final days of the graz- a month while training. Work luau, liveries, altho activity has slow- ing period. in a full time salaried posi- C K PROCESSING CO., INC. tion in Wichita while train- round ed. Observers figure that Flint One dry spot, covering most Telephone PR 6-9269 Kansa Hills yearlings are about two- ing to become an automotive of about four counties in the mechanic. Thousands of skil- 2% Mies East of Sale Barn MANHATTAN, HANS Unite( thirds sold. Smoky Hills, west of the Flint led mechanics needed now. limite( The better steers have beenHills, has remained subnormal You're first job will depend no for selling for $25.50-$26.50, a few dry all summer. This includes upon your personal qualifica- operators holding out for $27 Lincoln, Ellsworth, Ottawa and tions. As you progress you but reportedly not getting will be moved to jobs for it. Salina. which you are training. Up- Corner J1 Heifer mates are generally Mitch McClure, Tescott, said on completion you will quali- $24.50-$25.50. Plainer cattle have he had received only four inches fy with lifetime nationwide brought less. of rain fall all year. Most of the placement, housing arranged. Dealers who contracted cattle Flint Hills area, however, has Wife secured job if desired. Comments for resale say they have found WRITE: KANSAS AUTOMO- had normal or better moisture. TIVE SCHOOL, 1714 E. it harder to sell than to buy the McClure said he bought 300Douglas, Wichita, Kans., giv- last few weeks, especially of more of the E. D. Webster & ing name ,address, phone Good Managers heavier weights. Sons cattle at Tescott and Coun- number and age. Need Good Records Toi You could also say that good records make good managers. The Computer -Ease Sys- tem of farm record You? Penny-wise keeping is now helping many of our customers do a better job of man- aging their business and and pound-foolish? end up with more mon- ey in the bank. They like these fea- feed the best. SunflowerSoybean Meal or tures: 1. Checks and depos- Pellets, They're carefully processed from its are easily coded to prime soybeans. They're highly palatable identify business and GARY IV. BECK and digestible. They're nature's richest personal transactions. Farm Service source of protein. 2. Monthly reports Director If you want that hefty weight gain with facilitate forward plan- fewer headaches, arrange for Kansas ning and decision mak- like this. Soya custom -mixing. We'll follow ing from complete, up- your to-date information. 6. Ten-month tax es- present formula or,if you decide it 3. Records output is timate helps youmake needs beefing up, build a formula for tailored to their indivi- year-end adjustments you that's feedlot -proven for lowest with purchases and cost dual farming opera- sales. This can saveyou with highest gain. tions. tax money. Year-end IRIS Maybe you mix your own feed. In that 4. Monthly enter- summary andup-to- case, we'll deliver Sunflower Soybean prise summary shows date depreciationsche- which enterprises are BEAT Meal or Pellets wnen- most profitable. dule for easy filing. ever and wherever Drop in andtalk to It's great to save money 5. Personal budget service at AB on cattle feed. you need them. Or, if summary gives a break- us about this But be sure it's an economyyou can and let us put a com- you pick up your down of family living puter to work foryou. With Joht afford. Urea, often less expensive, isa order, provide auto- expenses. Housewives won first safe feed additive to a certain the Abilen mated in -and -out truckloading. Andyou Wende level. Beyond that, it becomes can always use Kansas Soya's grain toxic. +Mtli*114 GF That means many bankfacilities. Deposits insured up to $15,000.00 pounds of weight loss. So, for each WAIK Get the proteinsupplement andcus- depositor by the FederalDeposit Insur- while you appear to be saving ance Corporation. tom -mixingthat makes all the difference l4 money on feed, your cattle CE1 at market. But first get all the facts.Start -Porter could be starving on synthetics. 1121 by telephoning Kansas Soya. Collect. UN1OA STATE That's why you'll need a good protein C'Et,l'rRAL supplement if you're going after maxi- .44.,,_ KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS COMPANY,INC. honel mum weight gain. It costs no more to Dickens2-7270. Emporia, Kansas CLAYGENTIER.91KANISAIS 10N. longliot( Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ...... liveries are t versational track holds no sur-in Kansas, Dr. Berl A. Koch, to to heckYour Conversation prises in her conversational bagsaid this week. September 3, 1968 of tricks. The full day's program begins Of Dullness at Weber Hall on the campus Grass & Grain Or Signs service group.Keep upwith 11 No womanwants others to current events. Swine Industry with registration at 9 a.m. Ex describe heras "nice, but so hibits and demonstrations dur-of pork. The noon pork lunch So maybe it'stime to When you tell a story do you ing informal time of registra-will be Dutch treat. dull." tell every littledetail?Minds At K -State tion include sonoray testing, examine your conversation for tend to wonder when the teller Kansas State University's K -State's new swine facilities, signs ofdullness. Do you begin feels backfat measurements, artifi- just completed, will be on show sentence with "I" or it necessary to mention new swine facilities and reportscial insemination equipment, for the afternoon program. The every other each thing or go over a pointof -research will be features of ?"Do you relate every and a booth by the Kansas three new buildings include a experience, every of a story several times. the first annual Kangas SwineSwine Improvement Associa- thought, every Some conversational dullardsIndustry Day at Manhattan, farrowing and finishing build- emotion, everypurchase to your tion. ing, a growing and finishing If you catch yourselfbore their friends with the sheerThursday, September 26. The morning program begin-house, and a headquarters and friends? quantity of their conversation. habit, remember that your Swine researchers in the De-ning at 10 a.m. will be a review laboratory building. Plans are 'n the Even highly entertaining per- interested in you, but partment of Animal Science andof recent research. Topics in- for a 100 -sow herd. friends are sons cannot talk continuouslyIndustry are embarking on a not in everylittle thing about clude heat synchronization, ra- Informal time is planned for without becoming monotonous vigorous program of study totions and sex effects on carcass- participantsto tour the com- you. and causing others to resent thematch the increased interest in Are you toonostalgic?Isit es, processing of sorghum grainplete facilities and hear about for you to talk about monopolizing of the conversa- swine, growth in hog numbers,for hogs, and aging and cooking plans for utilizing the new more fun tion. and abundance of swine feeds en- he past than aboutthe present barns. If so, you are not Variety is what sparks up a sting future? conversation. 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Put Time Into CongressionalCampaign KSU DENVER, Colo. - George ban crisis is overshadowingthe Hoof Meeker, Garden City,resigned rural crisis," Meeker said,"and farmer, last week as president ofthe a time when menwho realize operato Wheat of both, Cleaning National Association of the interlocking needs Not a major fe Growers, during an executive need to be sent to Washington. prize winner but a here. be in tl meeting of the association "The farmer's strength has determined compe- when a Meeker said he made the an- been eroded away by false titor at the John- nouncement "with deep regret," prophets who want to throw son County Fair at storing, Tecumseh, Nebr., Start At arains and urged farmers acrossthe him into a system of buyingand was 8 -year old Pat- country to become "activein selling that will kill off the re- sy Willis of Elk $106.00 The r maining family farmers in this Creek, cleaning her el on Pr the political arena." horse's foot before tell s" Meeker, Kansas state repre- country. judging. B. F. Goodrich operator sentative and wheat farmer -bus- "These are the same false Grand champion 119 N. 7th TA 3.2271 iness man, is a candidate for prophets who were telling us to steer at the John- SALINA, .KANSAS throw it on the open market to son County Fair Congress in the sprawling First was the Hereford District of Kansas. let it seek its own solution," shown by Cindy Can't Do Both Meeker said. Rinkman of Crab "I feel I can't devote full time "Both crises are real, and the Orchard. Reserve My champion was an . to this organization, and cam- one compounds the other. Angus shown by paign full time for Congress," objective as a Congressman will Steve Furman of Meeker said. be to attain the same fine goals Crab Orchard. "It has been a great honor we have triedtoachieve Top market hog was shown by Ran- for me to serve as the leader of through Wheat Growers. dy Agnew of Ster- an association that is dedicated "But my objective cannot end ling. tc gaining the American wheat there, because this nation must C.01". farmer a just position in the realize that putting one farmer market place," he said. He was against another in acomplex elected president of the national market place - or pittinga For Every $ Spent association in January. ghetto dweller against thepo- answer." "This is a time when the ur- lice in the cities - is notthe Meeker, KansasAssociation BestBuy on the Market $3-$4 Return of Wheat Growers president for PINKEYE Remedies! in Works on hay, grain, four years, and a member ofDon't Let LEASING the Kansas House of Represen- and silage. Farm and Industrial Machinery tatives for six years, switchedPINKEYE CONSERVES... 8 If you can't buy it you can lease any piece of Allis-Chalmers from the Republican party toShrinkYour More nutrients,proteis, PAR) the Democratic party to run machinery you may need, and at low rates. See Bob Martin Cattle! carbohydrates 20C for Industrial leasing, Jim Gates for Farm Equipment leasing. against Keith Sibelius, Norton,Treat Promptly for Quick Relief with(INCREASES... HENRY SALES AND SERVICE attoryen and State Senator. Franklin PINKEYE POWDER BILL CRITES NAMED TO -gives quick and sure results.It is Flavor, acceptability, value East Highway 24 and Meriden Road, Topeka, Kans.-FL 4.7641 easy to use, coming in a puffer tube1REDUCES... REAL ESTATE BOARD withwhich you shoot thepowder JUNCTION CITY - C. W. into the eye. Hotspots, offensive odors,WHIZ (Bill) Crites, local auctioneer , Easy to carry Inpocket or saddle bag. MIDWEST RENDERING & SUPPLIES and real estate broker, has been A FULL -SERVICE STORE GILBERT TESSENDORF or E BELLEVILLE. KANS. appointed to the Kansas Real en) We sell meat scraps and fat for feed. We pick upmaterials from butcher r FOR ANIMAL MEDICINES JOHN HABLUETZEL Estate Commission. Crites, a PHONE ME 2-3272 Wamego, Kans. Ph.456-7474 Rid shops, locker plants and fresh dead animals. former Geary County sheriff, is Rid For servicecallBelleville: JA 7-5541 or your local number. NORMAN OBERHELMAN (Ti 439-2655 the Democratic candidate for Beloit 738-3731 Jamestown the State Senate seat serving Ri- MapleHill, Ks. MI 3.2482 Cawker City 781-4711 Leonardville 99 HELD'S Lincoln 524-9990 ley and Geary counties. JOHN GEORGE Clay Center 632-3424 STORE Green, Kans. Ms Clyde 446-3621 Linn 348-34111 DUAL FIRE -POLICE CLAY CENTER, KANS. Mankato 378-37711 Ad Concordia... CH3-4126 TRAINING AT PARSONS Deshler, Nebr 40 Marysville 443-3726 Downs 454-9527 Miltonvale 427-3015 PARSONS - This Kansas Fairbury, Nebr 729-9931 Minneapolis 392-3043 town is going to cross -train Glasco 568-2636 Morganville 926-3674 men for both fire and police de- Hebron, Nebr..... 402 768-6770 Ruskin, Nebr 402 226-2261 partment. The plan follows a re- Hunter 529-21451Superior, Nebr 879-3235 cent walkout of 17 members of Washington EA 5-2920 the fire department. Will You Scoop Your Grain

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North Central Steel offers every accessory possible for your grain storage, han- c":,".% ;7./ HERINGTON Office: 107 N. Broadway dling and dryingopera- LAN DBAN K Richard L. Worley tions. Serving Marion, Morris and Dickinson Counties Phone 913 EX 2-2077 MANHATTAN TOPEKA Office: 6th andHumboldt Office: 1717 Gage Blvd. R. Stanley Parsonsiley Wm. H. Snyder, Manager Serving Pottawatomie, Serving Jackson, Shawnee Clay and GearyCounties North Central Steel Co., Inc. and Wabaunsee Counties BSbB 116 West Second EX 2-2077 EMPORIA MARYSVILLE Minneapolis, Kansas67467 Office: 115 West 5th Office: 211 South10th St 0. E. Roberts, Manager Allen L. Holeman,Manager,an SYSTEMS Serving Chase, Coffey, Lyon Serving Washington, and Osage Counties and NemahaCounties difficulties they face in handling Other speakers include Dr. Feed Grain feed grain crops. Majel MacMasters, professor of .mow Appearing on the panel willgrain science and industry; Dr. orI The reason GRASS & GRAIN has trich be Richard Kelsey, who farms Conference At David B. Sauer, assistantpro- near Rossville; Roger D. Wolfe, fessor of plant pathology; Lee White Cloud Grain Co.; and f Week Strait, Food and Drug Admin- KSU This Douglas Martin, Corn Products istration; G. E. Fairbanks,pro- MANHATTAN -A Rossville Co. fessor of agricultural engineer. More Readers farmer, a White Cloud elevator Registration begins at 8a.m.ing; of its classified advertising and sales section than operator, and a Kansas City, at the new University Ramada Dr. Robert Schoeff, Extension any newsweekly in the state is that Grass & Grain feed grain processor willInn located at the southeast cor- formula feeds marketingspe- has be in the spotlight. September 9ner of the Kansas State Univer-cialist; Harry Converse, USDA when a conference on handling,sity campus. Agricultural Research Service; storing, and conditioning feed The conference will feature Dr. T. 0. Hodges, professor of 0More Classified grains opens here. severaltopicsincluding moldagricultural engineering; Frank oo The men, members of a pan-growth, toxin formation, foodKaiser, Aeroglide Corporation, advertising for readers to read. Last year Grass & el on problem identification, willand drug regulations, airpollu- Kansas City, Mo.; and Don D. Grain ran 25,084 inches (314 pages) of classified ads tell some 100 Kansas elevatortion, aeration and graindrying, Pretzer, grain marketing econo- and sales. This year volume is running 24%over inch operators and farmers of theand shrinkage. mist. last year. 3-2271 !SAS SellLand,Livestock,Implements, 13th Annual Cars & Trucks, Furniture, Feed & Seed, Antiques, Services. Finda Good II Buy. The Way to Tell the Most- for LONGFORD the least cost- is thru G&G Classi- I fied. RODEO A WEEK 1 Longford (Clay County), Kans. 15 words or less Sponsored by the Longford Rodeo Club Sc word, additional ; 1 Lions Club, Inc. OREACH 11,100 SUBSCRIBERS Spent and the Longford Community urn 2 DAYS THURS. & FRI. WRITE YOUR grain, - AD HERE GRAND ENTRY September 5 and 6 8:00 P.M. EACH DAY peek fat, PARADE FRIDAY AT 6 p.m. FREE BARBECUE 2000 Pounds Choice Beef Given Away 6 p.m. Sept. 5 SPECIAL ACT! BLIND ROMAN RIDER , value Only Act of Its Kind in the World Stock Contractor: Floyd Rumford, Jr., Abbeyville,Kans. Idlers, waste Featuring some of the wildest animals inuse today $400 ADDED MONEY WILD STEER SCRAMBLE ICIRF or Bareback Bronc Riding; Calf Roping (op- rz,n, en); Steer Wrestling (open); Brahma Bull 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes Thurs. night, age 456-7474 Riding; Saddle Bronc Riding; Junior Steerlimit 9 years and under. Friday night, age Riding (age limit 17);Girls'Barrel Racelimit 12 years and under - Boys be sure and KLMAN (Thursday and Friday nights). bring your ropes and be ready when called. I 3.2482 Entries Close At 12 Noon The Day Of Event ;E Mail or Phone Entries to Mr. or Mrs. C. F. BERGMEIER, Langford; phone 388-2538

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you IFIGURE YOUR COST HERE. gives I TOTAL NO. OF WORDS Sev- RATE: (Minimum) 15 words or less $1.00 nter- $1500 per- Additional words @ 5c each (Exam- 'ance F.E.T. ple, a 20 -word ad has 5 more words I Size than15.Five words @ 5c each cents 6.50-13 $1.78 would be 25c) A COST FOR 1 WEEK over INTRODUCTORY PRICE! (Add figures above) $ Multiply one -week cost times num- THE NEW GENERAL JET ber of weeks you want ad to run. Whitewall - 4 full plies of nyloncord LESS DISCOUNTS (See below) NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY A GREAT NEW TIRE I ENCLOSE $ RUN THIS AD CONSECUTIVE WEEKS way Tough Duragen TreadRubber for rolling up surprisingly high DISCOUNTS: (with cash orders only) deduct 10% rris mileage. if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. ties Four full pliesof nylon cord for blow-out protection. REFUNDS: you may collect a refund at the Ag The only dual-traction tread Press office for any unused amount paidif an in its price field. ad is cancelled. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY (boxed ads) $1.68 a columnI inch. useHixson's CASH: Ads not accompanied by cash have a 25 -cent ntieS billing charge added. MAIL TO: auto -charge AG PRESS - 1207 MORO - AltA NO MONEY DOWN...TAKE MONTHS TO PAY MANHATTAN, KANSAS nth St. IN anager P.O. BOX 1009 - darshall sties 44tweemeaftwaimeassimero" SPF DUROC BOARS for sale. GRASS & GRAIN Nationally accredited SPF. Half- 100 brothers tothe top indexing M boar at the 1967 test station gar which was the fastest gaining dd wShheaetvt 111,0.al[POCL)QDTLI2VELIACO Duroc boar ever to complete the L seed RATES: $.1 a week for 15 words or less. Add50 a word for additional words. DISCOUNTS:- (with test at Kansas State University Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks.REFUNDS: you cash orderi 9nly) deduct 10% if ad runs 2 weeks. test station. Making an aver- S132? DUNI! office for any unused amount paidif an ad is cancelled. CLAS- age daily gain of 2.44 lbs. per 1.62 may collect *refund at the Ag Press by cash have a SALE inch. CASH: ads not accompanied day. Our boars have consistent trJ8luret:eleaniiiseidReee.ydrE'ginGuiltPagile°ieelloer 59,42.sPd SIFIED DISPLAY: (boxed ads) $1.82 a column gains in excess of gainback fat bagged. 25 -cent billing charge added. rlch!,ovy Manhattan, Kansas 66502 - JE 9-7558 probe, and efficiency available Frankfort, Kans. Phone sd., 57°, Mail To: Ag Press - P.O. Box 1009 -.1207 Moro - 22.L: on individual boars. Commercial 60.61For breeder prices. Will deliver, x21 2.a9c1., 3T guaranteed satisfaction. Hayes uaWreanidbYal 0 Foru DUROC B. Beck, Junction City, Kans. prairieLongfo .Clarence leld Notices Cody Memorials CE 8-6064. SB27 Longford,Kansas. 2.spd., 5' Phone Dodge Homer Rundle, Owner HOG SALE 0 FOR SALE - Floor mats for 48 348 VS, Stones designed and cut by horse trailer, 2 pair heavy duty, tti..s.,7, ra Ford F" experienced craftsmen in our Sat., Sept. 7 extra good. R. L. McMillen, 414 wheat, tzriffirt v.8, 5.spd. own plant. So. 4th, Manhattan, Ph. 778-5302. dation seed. Wayne Cook,seofo: rodge AUCTIONEERING Starts 1:00 p.m. SB27 Office & Display vs, $spd. miles north on US75 & gic5.18sp0,, 4th & Grant 11/2 NATIONALLY ACCREDITED KansCERTIFIED KAW 61 ME 2-2323 166 of SPF Yorkshire open gilts and seed mtr Lawrence E. Welter wheat for sale in bulk,2.25 pee CLAY CENTER CANEY, KANS. boars from tested bloodlines. bu. cleaned. John Kobbeman, FAR AUCTIONEER Harvey Herrs, Linn, Kansas 348- Lincoln, Kans. x29 41 REAL ESTATE BROKER 50 BOARS 2252. Garwood CERTIFIED SCOUT Seed Your Sale Solicited 100 OPEN GILTS FOR SALE - Fourteen Hol- wheat, $1.85 bushel. Uncertified LAND IMPROVEMENT ovrGarwood Large or Small 1 BRED GILT stein cows, second calf. freshen Scout 1 year from certification 6 in October and November. G. G. cleaned $1.60. Uncleaned EAST HIGHWAY US 24 (Jan., Feb., Mar. Farrow) x27 $1.40 MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 LAND IMPROVEMENT Cobb, Culver, Kans. Stephen Rupert, Minneapolis, Unrelated breeding for new & Kans. 61 Fol Real Estate "Soil Conservation Doesn't old customers. FOR SALE - Three Holstein And General Sales heifers. All registered and bred. DAIRY PELLETS, range Cost -It Pays" Carcass data, sonoray, loineye, One will freshen Sept. 6. Ross F. pellets box Backfat & days to 200 lbs. on andallkindsof fertilizers, 61stColickevlyra7ill Ponds, terraces, waterways, Wickham, Lindsborg, Kansas Manhattan Milling Co., 107 all boars. Top Kansas & Okla- Route 2. x27 and leveling, drainage ditch- homa show herds for last years. Pierre, Manhattan. TF cbg es, clearing, landscape grad- FOR SALE - Registered Spots, Chevya,:lcl ing. FOR SALE - Certified Shaw, spd., hoist Ed Reimer Write for catalog: February and March boars and nee and Parker seed wheat. AUCTIONEER open gilts. Sired by"Jim Dan- Bulk or sacked. Also bin run Roggendorff CLAUDE MESSNER dy" and "Mainline Style." Extra hoist, 131A We Specialize in Selling Caney, Kans. 67333 Triumph 64 and Select Scout. 13D: DAIRY CATTLE Conservation Construction good hams and loin. From certi- John or Adrian Polansky, Belle Arthur Roggendorff fied sires and some certified ville, Kans., Phone Cuba 16F27, hoist, 131/ "A complete Sale Service" Phone JE 9-3984 dams. J. V. Cundiff, Manchester, 1630 OSAGE-MANHATTAN FBR Ranch Kansas. 4% miles north Tal- x28 Phone or write for sale mage. Phone 388-2369. SB29 FOR SALE - Certified. Shaw Chevy 1 dates. Production Sale nee seed wheat. C. J.Fear, Telephone 367-2373 FOR SALE - Large fancyHol- Livestock Leonardville 2112 on 20. x28 ing tarlbc GOESSEL, KANSAS Registered stein springer heifers. Diedrick "Marion County" Farms, Culver, Kans. 913283- FOR SALE - Parker seed Polled Herefords 4227 or 283-4222. SB29 wheat, cleaned & sacked, germ saChe2v0y,0060C Dairymen - Buy 50 GOOD quality Hereford cows 96%, Purity 99+. Albert Mentz, 102" CA Wamego, Kans. Phone 4560831 dmF711ril ROBT. G. "BOB" WILSON The Best For Less TUESDAY, SEPT. 103 to 5 years old, $185.Paul Ev- 611;:idlo:ra Auctioneering Sales Mgr.. 12:30 p.m. ans, Phone 316-439-5354,Kincaid, x30 We have for your selection at x27 591D020'd' gCeAD, all times the largest supply of at the ranch, 4 miles east of Kans. NEBR. CERTIFIED Scout 66 All Types of Sales GREELEY, KANSAS and Guide seed wheat, reason FRESH SPRINGER FOR SALE - Seed wheat, ably priced, limited supply, El s p HOLSTEIN - GUERNSEY SELLING "Lancer," "Pawnee," "Scout." dean Banahan, Steele City, Nebr.58 1HC 180 Phone 494-2552 All state tested, from Nebraska sod., Brae JERSEY 12 BULLS, several serviceable foundation seed two years ago. x28 age bush- 61 Chevy 1 Box 118St. George, Kans. SWISS and MILKING Bin run, $1.50 per bu., 20 KANSAS CERTIFIED Shawnee 12,000 lb. SHORTHORN COWS & 13 COWS, good ages with calves el or more. Also choice Duroc Ford F7i at side boars, February to April farrow. seed wheat for sale. 96% germ ination,99.11purity.Howard HEIFERS 37 OPEN HEIFERS Herd validated. Vern Albrecht, Financing available - up to Smith Center, Kans. x27 0. Larson, Tescott, Kans,, ph CH C. W. 'BILL' CRITES 15 Open Commercial Heifers, 2834679. x30 24 mos. not registered E4 Ford F6 SPECIALS Sons and daughters of F Stan - FOR SALE - 1/2Yorkshire SCOUT SEED wheat for sale.8,122" C) 100 head of open Holstein hei- way Mixer 1 and HPH ChoiceCrossbred open gilts, 200 to 250 from Ft. Hays last year. Clean. REALTOR fers Rollo 31. Uniform in size and lbs. $55 per head. William Bur- ed, 95 germination, 98.x purity, taChndeemvy3lf 50 head Holstein heifer calves quality. ger, Palmer, Kans. x27 Howard 0. Larson, Tescott, 132" CA CALVES! CALVES! Kans., ph. 283-4679. x30 016CA2 Chevy We will have 400 to 500 calves For catalog write:F. B. DYNAMITE, MY 4-yr. old Char- Auctioneer beef cross. 2 weeks to 450 lbs. Huettenmueller olais herd bull from the Howard FOR SALE - Certified Parker Chevy At our barn every week for the Martindale herd. Paul Mannel, seed wheat 96% germination, eRICA next several months. Owner Lincoln, Kans. SB29 bagged and treated. Gage seed5981 Ford Ralph E. Smith, Auctioneer wheat, 95% germination, bin 61 Ford F71 FARM SALES LAND IOLA, KANSAS FOR SALE - Used stock and run. Scout seed wheat 97% ger, HOUSEHOLD SALES W. G. WIEBE horse trailers, in excellent con-mination bin run. Lowell To- 20 years real estate and Phone 244-7625 ESTES TRAINING Stables hasdition. Reasonably priced. Phone bvne, Clifton, Kans., Clyde ph Auctioneering Experience x30 does make a difference Summerfield, Kansas horses for sale at all times. Lou-Lamont, Kans.427-4801, Wm. 446-3796. is Estes, Bridgeport, Kans., No. Choate. x30 339 W. 6th CE 8-5720 7-2912. x27 EARLY VICTOR seedwheat, moLDACCHE grown from certifiedseed. JUNCTION CITY, KANS. WANTED TO BUY FOR SALE - Four extra good FEEDER HOGS SEE OUR Registered Spotted Frank L. Sterba, Belleville, Kan. boars at the Mid -America Fairpurebred Duroc Febr uar y sas, Cuba phone 16F20. x28 40 to 100 lbs. Top prices paid.at 'Topeka. Roy Keller, Berryton. boars, backfat .83-.70-.80-1.07. DAIRY SUPPLIES J. D. SIMPSON x28 Jesse Riffel, Jr., Woodbine, ph. FOR SALE - Scout and Gage 130 Grant Ave., Junction City 604. x28 seed wheat, grown from aril Phone CE 8-3754- or CE 8-2939REG. YORKSHIRE serviceable lied seed, state tested. Glenn WAMEGO DAIRY SUPPLY age boars & open gilts, full &FOR SALE - Yorkshire boars, Lacy, ph. 427-4513, Miltonvak Your authorized dealer for: half brothers to testing station x31 196211\4 CPhevE. L l SPF YORKSHIRE BOARS barrow with6.06sq.in.loin serviceable age. Vernon Setzer, Kans. FOR SALE eye. Neill R. Walker, Rt. 2, Mc- St.George, Kans. Phone 456- WHEAT SEED - Certified DeLaval milkers Pherson, Kans., Phone CH 1- 2394. x30 Cub Clay push-button farm eqpt. Yorkshire boars, Nationally ac- Shawnee, bagged or bulk. Bur. mower Mueller Bulk Tanks credited SPF. Half-brothers to 2599. SB27 dette Johnson, Rt. 3, McPher. PUREBRED YORKSHIRE x32 McCoy the top Yorkshire boar in thePERFORMANCE AND Produc- son, Kans. 1967 winter test at KSIA testtion tested registered Hampshiresows & giltsto farrow soon. FOR SALE - Baboa rye,ger. Stores And Service From station. Our top two boars boars and open gilts. Can fur-They are bred to my $400 boar mination 93% bin run, $1.50 Wamego & Sabetha, Kansas 196McC1964;4eCto119Z made the following record. nish feed conversion, daily gain, of Royal Crown breeding. Also bushel. Rolr-md A. Kruse, phone Average daily gain 2.32 2.80 carcass cutouts and age at 200I have a large selection of extra ST 5-2155, Waterville, Kans. For Free Estimates Call: Average backfat .93 1.08 lbs. Ten boars sonorayed an av-good Yorkshire boars from Roy- SB28 tractor 2.80 Feed efficiency 2.80 erage 5.35 loineye and 0.99 back -al Crown Ball & Bingo breed- 1967 WAMEGO 456-7200 or Age at 200 lbs. 128 130 fat. Nationally accredited SPF.ing, most any size. My Royal TRIUMPH "CERTIFIED" 1949vcC°excellent SABETHA AV 4.2958 Crown boar sired the Reserve $2.00 HAYES B. BECK Floyd Meyer, Palmer, Ks., Ph. wheat, germination 96, 19&5 Intern 308. x28 Champion Yorkshire barrow at bi'shel, recleaned bulk. Eleene Phone CE 8-6064 the NCK Fair this year. Leo Sylvester, Wamego, 450707. JUNCTION CITY, KANS. FOR SALE - Nationallyac- Blal, Belleville, Kans. x28 x30 fey credited SPF Duroc boars, meat No.w3c1.°IH DeLaval Clay For Sale:Duroc and Hamp type, large litters.. Larry D. PARKER, LANCER, Gageseed Boars and Gilts. Selected from Hobson, Scandia, Kans. phone90 EWES IN good flesh,68 sineAil All Makes solid mouth, bal. year or two wheat, cleaned, good gerrnina, 250 meaty spring pigs sired by FE 5-2650. x30 tion, reasonable price. L.J. tested boars. Back fat probes older with 3 bucks since May 60 Service & Repair 15.$17.50 each. Alvin Schick, Franz,5F Kans., phone and Sonoray readings availableFOR SALE - Holstein bull & x32 Ramona, Kans. Phone Lost _._.--- Dairy Equipment on many boars. Call collect heifer calves, 2 to 3 wks. old. NQFa 785-2765 or 785-2766 Springs 13F22. x28 cut, I Will deliver. Zwiefelhofer Lvstk. IF YOU lave silage to Bas Arthur & Gail Roepke Co., Rt. 2. Blommer, Wisconsin. can cutit. Have SP cutter& Phone AC 715 568-8889. x30 FOR SALE - National accred- sorghsorghum1Emormr35:2582. Joe McClure trucks. Will crt corn, 19 WATERVILLE, KS.66548 liMtPA ited SPF purebred Hampshire rode Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista alfalfa and high moisture FOR SALE - Hampshire boarsboars and Hampshire -Yorkshire Ph. CE 8-3406, Loren Thorp, WANTED: CATTLE Serviceable age. Stanley Cairns,cross gilts. Also two herd boars. 40 & R Greenleaf, Kans. 66943. Ph. 747- One purebred Hampshire andJunction City, Kans. MEMORIALS I am now filling orders for all 5795. x27 one purebred Yorkshire. Rich- RegisteredScout iscnjohc:1990ru classes of stocker and feeder ard Schoen, Sylvan Grove, Ks. 66 seed wheat. Gerald J.Gerdes, cattle.Light weight calves PRODUCTION TESTED, per- 913 526-3400. x28 Wymore, Nebr., phone402 674. available from drouth areas. formance tested,artificially x28 Dale Wells For any information call: bred Hereford herd will sell 20 3376,F0R 'nEes-tonR. heifer calves, 20 fall calving FOR SALE or trade for live-- EVAN POGUE cows. Houghton Stock Farms, stock: 1951 2 -ton 2 -speed Ford Phone 392-2869 Tipton, Kans., 67485, 913 373- truck with bed. Francis Nord-. MINNEAPOLIS, KS. 4100. x28hus, Rt. 3, Marysville, Kans. Falun 66508. x28 'SURGE I Experienced bonded order buyerREGISTERED HAMPSHIRE 1964 VW CAMPER, complete soutl with 53 horse motor, ingood boars, ready for service. Some FOR SALE- 20 head of large miles. Pipe Line Milkers SPF HAMPSHIRE boars & op-full brothers to test station. Al- condition, with 35,000 L1311 StalBucketls Holstein heifers to freshenin This is actual mileage. Oneear en gilts, bred gilts, farrow lateso open gilts. Dean Funston, week to 10 days. Call collect D. 324 Frederick ME 2-2811 owner. Write or callEmerson 0n,rads, Sept. Wayne Shirley, Horton, Abilene, phone Buckeye 3311. days Marysville 562-3361; 67453, P CLAY CENTER, HANS. ph. 913 474-3349. x30 nights Waterville 785-2526. Kemp, Tdana, Kans., try, M. SB35 SB27 ME 2-3954. 100 Used Trucks These Cars Must Be Sold PICKUPS & A 2 -TON 1968 Fords In Moline, Kans. 1967 Buick LeSabre 4-dr. AT, 1965 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup, ertified KANSAS' LARGEST PS, PB, air We have on hand a few 1968 with 8' bed, 6 cyl., black fin- Fords for Close -Out, with 5% ;'e see '3114. SELECTION 1966 1/2ton GMC, cab & chas- 1967 Olds Delmont 88 4-dr. HT, ish. This truck just came in. Wilseywheat sis, dual wheels, V-6 engine AT, PS, PB interest rate. 1966 Volkswagen 2-dr. 4-spd., ra-1960 Chevrolet fleetside 6 cyl., 1968 Ford Country Sedan, fully P1S1Z DUMP TRUCKS $1695 4 speed, 8' bed. An extra clean equipped Chevy 60 Series,5- dio rtified G 594s ,61-62 1965 Ford 6-cyl. 1/2 ton,Eco. truck. 1968 Galaxie 500, 4-dr. sedan, ailed.13 ale 4 -yd. dumps Van, 3-sp., radio $1295 1965 Buick Sport Wagon, AT, fully equipped u or e Chevy 70Series,5-spd., PS, air 1959 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup, V8 ankb 60.812.spd., 1964 Ford V-8 2 ton, cab and 1968 Mustang HT, 6-cyl., COM Phone 2.1.,, d 348 V-8, 5 -yd. dumps chassis $1895 1964 Buick LeSabre, 4-dr. HT, engine, 4-spd.trans., 6% ft. 4u 2-sP F600, 292 V-8, 5-spd., Stepside bed radio, WSW tires, red with x27 60.61 Ford 1964 Ford 6 cyl., AT, PS, PB, air 2.spd., 4 -yd. dumps 2 ton,131/2' black interior luare b F700, 302 V-8, 5-spd., box & new hoist $2995 1964 Ford Fairlane 500, 2-dr., 1958 Ford % ton pickup, V-8 en- 1968 Fairlane 2-dr. HT, V-8, 60.61 Ford 1963 Ford 1/2 AT, radio, heater gine, 4-spd. trans., 8' Styleside COM, air, radio, WSW tires, phione rg 2-spd., 5 -yd. dumps ton, LWB, WB der, $1095 1964 Dodge 2-dr. HT, AT, PS, bed, heavy duty model 2 -tone 59 DodgeD700, 5 -yd.dumps, PB 1959 Chev. 1/2 1968 Custom 2-dr. sedan, 6-cyl., X28 348 V8, 5-spd., 2-spd. ton, 4-spd.,tool 1953 Chevrolet 2 ton, 2 speed edifiedseout 1 58 Ford F750, 5 -yd .dumps, 302 box & ladder rack.... $895 1964 Olds Super 88 4-dr. AT, PS, axle, grain body. A good gen- COM, blue with matching in- PB, air eral hauling truck. terior 1;2'a. cfoorOlcn 60VTI.8(;dt75:P.45"002:s4Pd-vd. 1951 IH 1 ton, dual wheel, 8x10, dumps,318 folddown box, overhauled $695 1963 Olds Super 88 4-dr., AT, ' PS, PB, air v.8, 5-spd., 2esPd- Several new 1968 2 ton trucks Wamego Motors X28 58 IHC 180, 5 -yd. dump, 308 1963 Buick LeSabre 2-dr., AT, OBERMEYER T 61 seed oitr,, 2-spd. in stock at discount price. PS, PB bulk,2.25 per 456-9567 Kobbemai, FARM TRUCKS 1963 Rambler Classic 6-cyl. wag- 2-spd., Beardmore Chevrolet on, AT )(27 62Garwood hoist,131/2' grain 1962 Ford station. 9 pass., AT, Marvin Obermeyer, Owner WAMEGO, KANSAS UT Seed Company, Inc. PS, PB Ph. BL 8-2255 Open to 9 p.m. 1. un eert,,.. box 61 FordF600 V-8, 5-spd., 2-spd., 614-22 Market Street HERINGTON, KANSAS 1 certification4ed plo,nn, Hoist, 151/2' stock, (No reasonable offer refuse) Final Clearance 'leaned$145, Phone 223-5252 grain body BEATRICE, NEBR. 61 Ford F700V-8, 5-spd., 2-spd., 1968 Chevrolet nrleaNlis Garwood hoist, 151/2' grain "First in sales - First in service" MANHATTAN range pellets box TRUCKS ffertilizers. 61 Chevy 70 348 V-8, 5-spd., 2- MOTORS, INC. Co, 107 spd., Anthony hoist,151/2' Used Truck Specials BUICK - OPEL 1965 Ford Country Sedan, V8, Z Y2 Ton Pickups TF Chg stock -grain body NOW IN OUR 50th YEAR air $1595 60 Chevy 70 348 V-8, 5-spd., 2- 1962 Scout 4WD, full top, lock- Main Office 311-317 Houston 1963 Ford Falcon wagon 1 % Ton Pickup rtified Shaw. spd., hoist, 151/2' grain box out front hubs, bucket seats, Used Car Lot at 214 Houston 1967 350 Yahama 1 Chevy Van wherunat. 60 IHC 1606-cyl., 5-spd., 2spd , rear seat, radio, 8.45x15 4 ply 1964 Chev. Impala Get a new Chevy with5 soedbin tires Main Office PR 8-3537 hoist, 131/2' grain box $1395 Used ElDorado campers year warranty at the year's sect Scout, 60 Dodge D500 V-8, 5-spd., 2-spd., 1965 Scout 4WD, full top, lock- Lot PR 6-4414 lowest price. SAVE NOW! anskY, Belle. hoist, 131/2' grain box out front hubs, bucket seats, MANHATTAN, KANS. 1962 Volkswagen $845 alba 16F27. rear seat, radio, 8:45x15 4 ply 1963 Chev. Corvair Monza Brewer Motors x28 WINCH TRUCKS tires,red custom interior 1 used Eldorado 14' camping 65 Chevy 1 ton dual, 292 6-cyl., $1595 TRUCKS trailer 6th and Poyntz tified Shaw. Phone PR 6-4844 J.Fear, 12,000 lb., Braden winch, roll - 1967 IH Travelall Deluxe, aut. 1939 Chevrolet four -door 1963 Jeep 1/2 ton, stock racks, n 20. x28 ing tailboard, complete trans., PS, PB, AC, V-304 en- MANHATTAN, KANS. 64 Chevy 60 327 V-8, 2-spd., Tul- gine $3695 4 -wheel drive, low mileage, irker seed one owner, good tires FORD SALES & SERVICE sa20,000lb.winch, Leland 1965 Ford F-600, 156" WB, 102" USED TRUCKS acked, germ bed, rolling tailboard,2-spd., CA, 300 CID 6 cyl., 7.50 front, 1957 Chev. 1/2 ton aut., radio, real Motors lbert Rientz, 102" CA 8.25 rear tires, 4 & 2 $1895 clean Stenberg 1966 IH 1700 187" WB, 120 cab one 456-9831. to axle, 900 rubber 61 Ford F700 302 V-8, 5-spd., 1965 Ford F600, 156" WB, 84" 1966 Chev. 1/2 ton 6 cyl., 4-sp., Ph. 446-3532 Clyde, Ks. 66938 x30 Tulsa winch, complete unit, CA, 330 V8, 8.25x20 tires, 4&2 1967 Chev. C60, 102" cab to axle, LWB, 16,000 miles, one owner, 327 eng., 900 tires D Scout 66 102" CA $2195 like new cond. lee, reason. 59 Dodge D700 348 V-8, 5-spd., 2- 1966 Ford F-600, 156" WB, 84" 1965 IH 1700, 120 cab to axle, spd., Tulsa winch, choice of 2 CA, 330 V8, 8.20x20 tires, 4&2 1966 Chev. 1/2ton 6 cyl., 3 spd., 900 tires l supply. B. 58 ITIC 180 308 6-cyl., 5 -sad., 2- wide box, 5 new tires, one e City, Nebr. $2395 owner, like new 1960 IH BC170, 120 cab to axle, spd., Braden winch, 102" CA1961 IH DCOT404 diesel tractor, 900 tires x28 61 Chevy 1 ton V-8, single rear, 148" WB, NH220, 10 speed 1967 Chev. 1Z ton 6 cyl., 3-spd., 1964 IH % ton pickup ED Shawnee 12,000 lb. Tulsa winch trans., tag axle, 50 non -sleeper, long wide box, low mileage, 58 Ford F750 302 V-8, 5-spd., 2- one owner LARGE STOCK OF TRUCKS 1963 IH ton pickup 96% germ. 10.00x20 tires, new blue & 1961 Chev. 9. ton pickup ty. spd., Tulsa winch, 102" CA white paint $4495 1967 IHC 2 ton, V8, 4-spd., 2 spd., 1965 Chev. tractor tandem, 5 sp., 2 sp., aluminum sleeper $5950 1959 Ford 94 ton pickup Kans., ph. CHASSIS -CAB 1964 IH DC0F405 diesel tractor, axle,radio,17' fold down x30 148" WB, NH220, 5 speed stock racks, one owner, good 65 Chev. tandem tractor, air, 1954 Cab over Chev.,16'fold 66 Ford F600 4-spd., 2-spd., 330 trans., 3 speed tandem, 50" tires, reasonably priced. steering, brakes $5750 down stock rack & hoist at for sale V-8, 122" CA, for 20 -ft. bed non -sleeper, 10.00x20 tires, 1965 Chev. 1/2T, 6-cyl., LWB, 4 - 1Q59 IH D-170 year. Clean. 63 Chevy Neway 63,000 miles on engine over- speed $1395 1967 Ford C750, 120 cab to axle purity. tandem 327 V-8, 4-spd., 2-spd., haul. Painted yot,r color $6995 Myers Motor Co. by harvest 132" CA 1964 Chev. 2 -ton, LWB, 2-spd. Tescott, 1965 Ford HT -950- Diesel tractor, CHEVROLET - PONTIAC $2195 9000 fr. axle, 19,000 real axle x30 60-62 Chevy 60 Series, 84"-102" 158" WB, NH250, 5 speed 900 tires CA - CADILLAC - 1949 IH 1% ton, box and hoist, trans., 3 speed tandem, sleep- 4 speed $695 fied Parker 60.61 Chevy 70 Series, 84" 102" er, 10.00x20 tires, 70,000miles 562-2383 562-2384 mination, CA on engine overhaul $7995 1962 Chev. 2 ton, 2-spd., pony Nemaha Motor Gage seed 60-61 Ford F600, 84", 102" CA MARYSVILLE, KANSAS axle, dump $2450 ttion, bin 61 Ford F700, 84", 102" CA 1961 IHC 2 ton, 2-sp., 4 sp., V8, & Impl. Co. at 97% ger, International Trucks OUR Giant fold down box and Lowell To. hoist, 32,000 miles $2795 Phone 913 Clyde ph. AMES 1961 IH tractor, 5-sp., 2-sp , LWB tpAr.v. x30 500 E. 10th 1968 FORD P.1.01 AV 4-2167 CHEVROLET CO. $1295 ?edwheat, SELL -DOWN 1958 IH N, ton, 4wd $895 SABETHA, KANS. AC 316 647-3215 Cs CE 5-8711 dseed. MOLINE, KANS. 67353 57 American 38 ft. platform eville, Nan - Is Still $2250 '20. x28 Parts - Sales - Service 1951 36' all alum. air cond. mo- Pickups TOPEKA, KANS. In Progress! bile home $945 and Gage DAUER BIGGEST SELECTION ! from certi- In Manhattan d. Glenn IMPLEMENT CO. Melton Motor Co., Inc. Pickups Miltonvale, Wakefield Used Car Shoppers, come on down and look at the fine trade- 16th and M Sts.JA 7-2201 '63 Ford V2 ton, long wide box, x31 1962 Chev. 4 wheel drive pick- IS A GOOD PLACE V8, 4-spd., new red finish $1245 up ins we have received on new BELLE VILLE certified TO BUY USED CARS Fords. '63 Chev. %T, long wide box, 6 bulk. Bur- 1965 Cub Cadet 100 with 38" AND TRUCKS cyl., 4-spd., radio, new red fin- mower WE HAVE A BIG STOCK OF ish $1295 , McPher 1963 Harley-Davidson motorcy- NEW '68 MODELS TO CHOOSE x32 1967 McCormick 201 windrower, '66 Chevrolet 1/2T, long wide 14', auger platform cle FROM - MOST EQUIPPED rye, ger. 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air,4-dr., WITH FACTORY AIR. WE box, V8, 4 spd., new white finish n, $1.50 1964 McCormick F-806gas trac- V-8, auto. trans., air cond. MUST CLEAR OUR NEW CAR $1795 ise, phone tor LOT ! '65 Chevrolet 1/2T, long wide 16' boat, motor & trailer 1964 Chev. 4-dr., standard trans., box, 6 cyl., 4 spd., radio, cus- Kans. 1949 McCorMick Farmall H PB, SB28 tractor 1966 Impala 4-dr., 327 V-8, TRADE NOW ! 6-cyl., one owner tom cab, new green finish 1967 BSA motorcycle, 3000 miles air, auto. 1965 Chev. 4-dr. HT $1495 [ED" 1964 Ford Custom 500, V-8, au- SAVE !SAVE !Your excellent condition SAVE ! 1965 Ford Mustang convertible '65 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, long wide s,$2.00 1965 International Scout pickup to.,air used car will never be worth box, 6 cyl., 3-spd., new red fin- k. Elgene 1964 Impala spt. cpe., V-8, 4-spd. more ! ish $1495 IH No. 61 feedwagon 1963 Chev. SW, 3 sp., V-8 Black, 156-7707 1963 Ford F500, 4-dr., V-8, std. OPEN EVENINGS shift for your self. '60 Chevrolet 1/2ton, long wide x30 Snowco feedwagon box, 6-cyl., 3-spd., new rings, No. 31 IH 1963 Ford, excell., V-8, floor aut. BANK RATE FINANCING 1967 Ford LTD 2 dr. HT, air manure loader 1963 Rambler sta. wag., 4-dr., 6- new blue finish $895 ;age seed IH side delivery rake on rubber, 1959 Chev. 1 ton with box '62 Ford lh ton, 6 cyl., 3-spd. germina, high wheel cyl., std. L. J. Skaggs (Ford) Motors1965 Ford SW, V-8, auto., 4-dr., with camper top, low mileage, Ill No. 60 3-16 plow 1959 Metro 4-cyl., std. air cond. clean $1095 phone McCormick Your Transportation '60 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Fleetside x32 No. 311 3-16 plow TRUCKS Headquarters 1967 Club wagon van 1940 Farman short, 6 cyl., 3-spd., new white I M with factory LP 1959 Chev. I/2 ton 6, 4 speed "Where Customers Send 1965 Ford F-600 2 ton V8, 2-spd., finish $795 to cut, gas Their Friends" 825 tires, 194" WB, one own- cutter & 1941 M tractor 1957 Ford 1/2T pickup '5? Chevrolet 1/2ton pickup, 3- 2nd & Houston er, 18.20' box $2295 spee $295 sorghum, 1962 McCormick 1951 Ford % ton pickup ure 46T twine baler 1959 IH 1/2T, 6-cyl., 4-spd. Phone 8-3525 1967 Ford Econoline bus, 6 cyl., '57 Studebaker 1/2 ton pickup. ov- 16x8 John Deeredrill, low rub- MANHATTAN, KANSAS automatic erdrive $145 ThorP, ber & Kirschmann fert. atts. 1954 Chev. %T pickup x30 1947 Chev. 2T wrecker 1962 Ford 1/2ton, 3 -speed '56 Ford % ton pickup, V8, 4 - McCormick16x8 Mr drill, low speed $395 red Scout rubber and rubber press GMC 1967 Honda cycle, 90cc, like new f. Gerdes, -- AULD TRUCKS $395 402 674' 1963 Mercury Sport HT, air x28 Falun 1/2 Ton - 60 Ton HOLSTINEco CHEVROLET Sales & Service We stiill have 1968 Fords in West 5th at Poplar AT 3-1220 HO 1-5414 stock. Open Evenings Phone 1011 TRI-COUNTY MOTORS WAKEFIELD 307 N. 3rd MANHATTAN Newton's No. 1 Car Dealer Falun is located 20 miles Boss Motors NEWTON, KANSAS southwest of Salina mplete FOR SALE - 305 Honda mot-FOR SALE - 1949 Chev. pick- 106 South 7th 913 562-3696 in good orcycle, good condition. See anyup, 4 -speed and overloads, 1953 WANTED - OLD roadster, any miles. FOR SALE- 1968 CamaroSS time before 5:00. Phone427-4725. motor & 4 new tires. Pickup in FORD -MERCURY DEALER make, shape, or condition. Top One car 396, 375hp., 4 speed. positrac-Bill Koster, Miltonvale, Kans., excellent shape, ff`:.5..;. Jerry Sav- MARYSVILLE, KANSAS price. Call collect 913 283-4474. erson tIon,radio,7.800miles.Clay Box 76, Rt. 2. 67466. SB27 age, Barnes, Kans., ph. 45.x28 x28 [453,PLI. Center,ME 2-2336. x27 ]Citi usFP Trucks BUSINESS BUILDING FARMS FORs TRUCK SALE Trucks IHC 2400 square feet building of 720 acres with New 1968 Chev. 21/2 ton truck, 1T F100 PU Wimbledon white, 1961 IHC with utility body, as is 120 Ford, 134 fully equipped with 16' combi- masonry construction with two allot.,wanhceeatgrass:ate 131 6-cyl., 3 -speed, heavy duty business rooms located in Mil- de nation grain & fold down stock front & rear springs, was $295 watered usor ford, Kansas, on beautiful Lake C rack, with underbody hoist, $2596.44 NOW ? ? ? ponds & spring.pd Case D660 1964 Chev. % ton pickup, 6 cyl., Milford. Formerly housed a For( save over $1000 53T F100 PU Brittany blue, 131 4 -speed small convenience food store. at $100 per acre. soni7 1966 Chev. V8, % ton LWB 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, custom ments. ss For( Fleetside, 3 spd. trans., radio, 1964 Chev. 1 ton C&C, 327 V8 whose fixtures are still in place cab, tinted windshield, heavy 1963 Chev. 2 ton C&C, 409 V8,available at a bargain price. We 160 improved, new tires, low mileage, very duty front & rear springs, was Kans. % north USED /' 3 spd. with 2-spd. remove these if you desire for grass, good Fury clean $2704.24 NOW ? ? ? other use. Sale Price! on contract. 1965 Ford 6 cyl. % ton, 4-spd., 61T F100 PU Harbor blue, 131 6 - 1966 Chev. El Camino, 6 cyl., 3 - ft, cut wide -long bed, radio, new cylinder, 4 -speed, oil bath air speed FINE KANSAS FARMS 320, 14 southwest Massey 1 tires, extra sharp 1966 Chev. 2 ton with 15'6" bed, of MasseyF cleaner, heavy duty front & 315 acre farm on good roads Center. About Y2gra3s, 1964 Chev. 6 cyl. % ton 4 -speed, rear springs & aux. springs grain, fold down racks near Junction City. 195 acres in to sell at $125 peracre. Dearborn all steel flatbed, comb. grain & Was $2721.29 NOW ? ? ? 1967 Chev. Carryall, V8, aut., air one field. Good improvements to qualified buyer. AC P1°v stock, all new 6 -ply tires. See 89T F100 PU Wimbledon white, 1966 Ford dump truck with 90A grass and 225A under 380 north Dearborn this one 131 8 -cylinder, cruiso, heavy of wake Massey 1967 Ford HD Econoline van cultivation. farmland, balance load( 1964 Chev. 1/2 ton LWB Fleet - duty front & rear springs gronds. nor Was $2878.24 .... NOW ? ? ? 1963 GMC 1 ton C&G, V6, 4 spd. 140 acres unimproved with p On hard surface, ogle d side, 6 cyl., 4 -speed ,new tires, 105 acres of good river bottom rear bumper 345T F100 PU Wimbledon white, 1966 GMC 34 ton pickup, V6, 240 improved Deere T land. Can be irrigated. with 166 1963 Chev. 6 cyl., % ton Fleet - 131 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, heavy aut., PS, PB, air XL -5'3( side, 4 -speed, overloads, low duty front & rear springt, was 1964 IHC % ton pickup, V8, 4 - MILFORD LAKE SITES $120 per acre, 10 mileage $2602.34 Now ? ?? speed year' 393T F100 PU, peacock blue, 131 We have a large selection of 1948 Ford 1 ton 4 -speed with 1964 IHC tractor, real good cond. lake lots available for immediate 80 3 miles of Clay flat bed, comb. grain and 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, heavy duty 1965 IHC % ton V8, 4 spd. use. $3500 on up in regular home rear springs. Was $2634.94. proved with goodlive stock, dual wheels, good con- size building sites. Call for ap- 1 i t ies. oas dition. Give us an offer. NOW ? ? ? pointment: 416T 00 U ndyale red, Van -T Truck Center 120grass northeast 35 1968 Model Chev., Oldsmo- et 131 -c er, 3-spe oil ENY bile and Pontiacs at large re- 3825 Topeka 913 AM 6-5151 D42 apno yn dos duoed prices - see us before bath i an ,ti lass, The Hoyle Agency her listings, you buy - also several pick- ra io, 11fron ri . Was TOPEKA, KANSAS ups. $2838 NOW ? ? ? CE 8-5295 432T F100 PU Gulfstream Aqua, or PIERCE POWERS LEO CHAP RACTOF 131 6 -cylinder, cruiso, custom Special Prices CE 8-4719 JD dies, Hunter Sales cab, heavy duty front & rear Real Estate & Ines 190 AC springs. Was $2952.29 JUNCTION CITY, KANS. On New 425 Anthony mClay e 190 AC Ph. 767-5147 NOW ? ? ? E I) AC, v 75-4:KieR6VET- 443T an ple red, DODGE rd wfr. COUNCIL GROVE 131 liclef,4 d. Was 21 QUARTERS A FARMERS Dream, MR w/ $27 -r-- ? ? ? PICKUPS Good Greeley County grass. ranch, near market. 477T F100 PU Wimbledon white, with 7 room modern COI "See the Good Guys Well watered, immediate posses- barns and many other MUST MAKE ROOM FOR 1969 131 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, heavy sion, all in one block. Owner b Gleaner NEW TRUCK TRADE-INS dutyfrontsprings. Was for branded buys" would consider SELLING ON400 gallon waterwell, II Gleane ton, wide bed $2653.25. NOW ? ? ? CONTRACT. $62.50 per acre. htsa I hl gt mh tp. orue MH, 1966 Chevrolet 1/2 VISIT THE ranch SWB, 6 -cylinder engine, 3-spd. 458T ulfeam Aqua, ti JD, 196 transmission, was $1795, 131 6 y ,c . Was ALL NEW GENE WATSON mon Valley land; the MH, rea NOW $1695 $31 2 W ? ? ? REAL ESTATE is in good nativepast 1965 Ford F-250 % ton pickup, 497T F100 PU, Acapulco blue, 6 - Dodge Agency AUCTIONEER-REALTOR ponds and good fences. STOP II LWB, wide bed, new paint, V8, cylinder, 3 -speed, custom cab, (316) 663-3174 4545 N. Lorraine $140,000.Call or write OUR F, 4 -speed, rear bumper. Was chrome front bumper, tinted In Manhattan DOUG WILDIN Harz Realty, phone TA WE RE $1695. NOW $1595 windshield, heavy duty front (316) 662-7543; 662-2521 124 Overhill Road, Saline, OR 1963 IHC 1/2 ton pickup, 8' bed, springs, was $2791.62 ON OLD US HWY 24 HUTCHINSON, KANS. 4 -speed, was $695 NOW $595 NOW ? ? ? WEST OF WEST LOOP 1961 Ford F-250 % ton pickup,505T F P Wi bledon white & sk vie e,31 8-c 'der, FARMS FOR SALE Farm Equipment new paint, LWB, 4 -speed, was cust Phone JE 9-9271 $895. NOW $795 ome Unimproved 160 with 130 cul- bumper , nted Shop Service For 1960 FORD A ton, 4 -speed, over- heavy duty fro tivated, 20 wheat, 50 FG, 60 soy- loads, was $795. NOW $750 Was $3715.21. NOW ? ? ? All Makes of Cars beans and alfalfa. Only $24,000 TRACTORS 1957 Ford F-600,2 -speed rear519T F100 PU, Acapulco bl'7e & And Trucks on good contract. 1959 IH 460 Gas axle, 4-spd., V8 engine, with white, 131 8 -cylinder, 3 -speed, Improved 160 on oil road, mod- 1964 MF 97 4 -wheel drive bed. Was $1495. NOW $1395 heavy dutyfront & rear Ed Schram ern home, 90A cultivated, 50A 1000 hr. AC 190 diesel, '66 1957 Ford 34 ton pickup, SWB, springs. Was $2843.75. DODGE creek bottom, $28,000 on con- standard transmission, V8 en- NOW ? ? ? tract. M&M G1000 diesel 3 pt., TOPER gine. Was $395. NOW $350 540T F100 PU skyview blue, MANHATTAN, KS. M&M 705 LPG, '64 1955 Ford 11/2 ton, 2 -speed rear 131 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed,oil Unimproved 80 near St. Joe, M&M G LPG '48 axle, 4-spd. transmission, V8, bath air cleaner, heavy duty Ks., all tillable, $12,000 on con- MM 706 4 wheel drive TR. with bed and hoist. Was $1395 front & rear springs. Was 1966 Dodge Dart $1795 tract. Massey Ferguson 98 di nternatio $1295 $2614.65 NOW ? ? ? IHC B275 diesel, '61 Farmall NOW 1968 Tempest Cust. $3195 Improved 320, with 75 acres JD B gas 1953 Ford F-250 % ton, 4 -speed, 577T F100 PU pebble beige, 131 flood irrigated, 278A cultivated, JD G gas Farmall 6 -cylinder engine, LWB, new 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, oil bath 1963 Ford 4-dr. $1195 75 wheat, 75 corn, 57 milo, 16 Farmall paint. Was $395. NOW $350 air cleaner, heavy duty front beans, at $110,000. Can irrigate AC WD with cultivator Farmall 4 & rear springs. Was $2604.41.1967 Firebird 4-spd., convertible, AC WD45 LPG '56 with Ma 44 STOP AND LOOK . ..on our V-8 $2795 160 with valley system. for lot at 3rd and Walnut. NOW ? ? ? John Dee 621T F100 PU Meadowlark Yel- Call collect for appointment. AC blower, long hopper, Cars for $195. to $95 low, 131 6 -cylinder, cruiso, oil Come take a look. I have other drive, unloading winch USED : bath air cleaner, radio, power KEY PONTIAC INC. good offerings. used very little, shedded 101 co] 2 endgate attachments No. steering. Was $3397.87. 305 Houston St. PR 6-9422 O'Connor NOW ? ? ? Versatile swather 15 -ft., hill No. Used Car Lot: Kvasnicka Realty ey Harr Ford -Mercury 444T F100 PU, red & white, 131 231 S. 3rd St. PR 6-5021 old, with hay cond., Cougars, Mercuries, Mustangs, 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed. Was HADDAM, KANSAS without hay cond. $2250, lie comb $2762.66 NOW ? ? ? Manhattan's Only Volume New Phone FR 6-2874 sell, phone after 6 p.n. M.Ii No. Ford Cars and A-1 used cars644T F100 PU Acapulco blue, & Used Car Dealer. 340^, M.1-1 178 Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor 111 No. and trucks. 131 8 -cylinder, 3 -speed heavy Alice J. Kvasnicka, Secretary 4 BL 8-2281 duty front & rear springs. was HOME OF FINE SERVICE 81 Farm Suppl No, 5 hay 109 Walnut HERINGTON $2720.87 NOW ? 12' FH Sr 16' lot. 654T it g 131 8- FOR SALE - 1960 Ford V8 34 Box cyli der, d, 1 ront ton pickup in good condition. FARMS 7 pull ty sp in, ar x. 1030 W. w Call PR 6-7319, Manhattan. SB28 250acreirrigatedfarm.3 spring. Was .2 excellent wells, 2 with pumps Phone 10' whee NO ? ? ? 241 Parker 211T F602 chassis & cab, Ran- and motors. % mile of 4 -inch No. 37 9' goon red, 8 -cylinder, 4 -speed, Real Estate sprinkler lines and 1400 feet of MCPHERSON, KANS. 16x7 gra USED TRUCKS 15,000 rear axle, 2 -speed, west 5 and 6 inch main line to go with the farm. Possession of 1962 Ford F100 % ton, 4-spd. coast mirror, vacuum hydraul- H No. ic brakes, $9300 rear & aux. REAL ESTATE wheat land immediately. Full TRACTORS trans., long wide box, low springs. Was $4328 76 possession March 1, 1969. Don't er mileage Sales-Auctions 1963 JD 2010 wide front .. 1.rowf NOW ? ? ? miss this opportunity for excel- 1957 IH 450 LP ...... 1962 Ford F100 34 ton V-8, 4-spd., 422T E240 van, Wimbledon MARVIN COTTRELL, lent farm land. Could be level- ...... white, 123 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, salesman 1961 JD 4010 dsl. SW box ed or set up with a Valey sys- 1959 JD 730 dsl...... ROSS` RH cargo & rear door glass - ARMON BOSSE tem. 1955 JD 60 LP ...... 1958 Ford F100 % ton SW box, fixed, Was $3009.27. NOW ? ? Realtor ...... 6-cyl., 3-spd. 601T F250 PU peacock blue, 131 318 acre improved farm. Good 1950 IH M 8 -cylinder, 4 -speed, 1250 front Your listings appreciated improvements, house modern. 1946 Chev. % ton, 4-spd., 6-cyl., spring,2450 rear & aux. ONAGA, KANSAS 197 acres cropland, balance MACHINERY Ph() slick old truck 1965 JD 95 16' combine . ROSSV springs, Was $3151.26. grass, good fences. Available on 1965 MH 410 16' combine NOW ? ? ? 480 ACRES good contract 1961 No. 32 Papec forage 1948 Ford F-600 2 ton, cab &523T F253 PU lunar green, 131 TA chassic, 4 sp. trans., 2 sp. axel 6 -cylinder, 4 -speed, oil bath 480 acres, Wabaunsee Co., im- 640 acre improved farm. Over vester with pickup & proved stock farm, 3 bedroom crop 4090 diPs, 1964 Ford F100 1/2ton, SW box air cleaner, 1175 front spring, 300 acres cropland, balance in 70110 di, 2450 rear & aux. spring. Washome, 140A creek bottomun- native grass and improved 1957 Gehl with row crop V-8, 4 speed trans. $2908.65 NOW ? ? ?der cultivation, balance in 1955 Papec No. 62 row OP 7'0 dies. grass, grass. Good fences. Available on direct cut 70 &gel, 1967 Ford 34 ton, long wide box, 506T E140 van, Wimbledon water plentiful. Will sellon con- contract. 494, like' white, 105 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, tract 5% interest 1965 IH No. 16, very nice V8, 4 sp. trans., low mileage RH cargo & rear door glass 44 gas fixed, stationary passenger 150 Acres orchard, 1957 Ford 34 ton 6 cyl., 3 sp. approx. Elliott Real Estate Belleville Impl. C( seat. Was $2752 89 1,300 apple and peach trees,ap- Hit 0 1967 Ford F-250, % ton pickup, 41 NOW ? ? ?ple house, 57 acres underculti- Leland W. Elliott, Realtor Ili 55 't 6 cyl. engine, radio, HD rear 507T Custom club wagon, 12 - vation, hwy. 24. springs, very clean passenger, Arcadian blue & EA 5-2112 RI 45 Brittany blue, 8 cylinder, WASHINGTON, KANS. 2 1963 Chev. 34 ton pickup, 6 cyl., cruiso, radio, tinted glass. 4 -speed transmission, stock Was $4,027.63 .... NOW ? ? ? Fulmer Real Estate FOR SALE- Well improved racks 547T Fairlane 500 Ranchero, CATHERINE J FULMER 120A on gravel road 2 mi. from FOR SALE - 1961MasseY areas lime gold, 8 -cylinder, cruiso, REALTOR Frankfort, modern, good live- guson 82, 14' heel,excellent, 1964 Ford F100 % ton pickup, excellent condition.K. 11 4 speed trans., LWB, low mile- radio, tinted glass Was stock setup, 70A broke, 50 2nd Kans, S'In7 48 NOW ? ? ? Office 456-7696 bottom, will sell on contract. C. erman, Clay Center, age 655T Fairlane 500 Ranchero, E. Shell, owner, Frankfort, ME 2-2701. Res. 456-9281 Ks. 1965 Ford F100 Styleside pickup, Meadowlark yellow. 6 -cylin- 66427. x29 FOR SALE - Likenew 6 cyl., 3-spd. trans. der, 3 -speed, radio Was 2 $3033.67 WAMEGO 7 ft. Hay Savor mower NOW ? ? ? MOTEL WITH attachedrestau- Olsbarg, old. Floyd Munson, SALE rant for sale. One of finestin nI McComas Motors 1 BEDROOM HOUSE, 705Oak, Kansas. Electric heat, air Phone 468-3596. wagc Long -McArthur, Inc.Wamego. Stoves,tilebath, condi- Alwav tioned, illness forces sale.Excel- used silage 240 West 6th CH 3-3634 Ford -Lincoln-Mercury shower, tub. Double sink,metal WILL BUY good °lher, p 340 N. Santa Fe Salina, Kans. cabinets, $5,500. Phone 456-7287lent profit. Contact LaddPat- loader for 14' silo.Laws_lee CONCORDIA, KANSAS terson, Sands Motel, BlueRap- N' TA 3-2237 evenings. x30 ids, Kansas. derson, White City, SB28 349-2348. T FOR USED TRACTORS COMBINES CUTTERS SSE 1957 450 IHCdiesel 1964 Case 830 dsl. 2 row Gehl Cis & Diesel TRACTORS ith 120brok backhoe & front $695 1951 Ford, AC Roto Baler 2 row JD No. 6 $995 1957 720 G, w. frt., R cyl., new feed grailie, 1967 Gleaner C -II 16' rubber, transmission, over- 7atered blade 2 row IH No. 50 $795 Shop Service 1948 FergusonT020 1963 Gleaner C, 16' No. 32A Papec 1 row $545 hauled, repainted $1995 DC 1962 Gleaner C, 18' Prieed to61951 Case MOST up-to-date service 1957 450 IH, w. frt., TA, live -Somewith' 1956 660 Ford,LPTO 1959 IHC 151 14' combine COMBINES shop in our area PTO, hyd. $1295 1948 8NFord 1965 Gleaner A -II,16' 1959 JD No. 45 with cab.. $2395 1954 70D Rollomatic, trans. & 1958 Gleaner A 14' 1956 JD No. 45, rebuilt.. $1695 Complete diesel testing equip- live PTO, rebuilt starting 1, northof USED MACHINERY 1960 IHC 101 12' ment to take care of the major- motor overhauled, new inject. ' Pod hotn'e. BMB Fury 80 H., pull type 1960 AC D-14 tractor ity of tractors. AC No. 7 5 bottom semi-mtd. or pump, nozzles rebuilt $1495 130 7 -ft. cutter, pull type Young & Boring bars, line boring ma- 1952 Super W6 $350 Ferguson plow plow, 3 -point hitch chine, welding, electrical, acety- 1945 IH M $495; 1947 IH M $695 of cia,4.16 MasseyFerguson plow Son lene. 2gass. 3.14 Massey 1946 JD D $395 per acre. 2.14 Dearbornplow Impl. Co. Valve equipment, rod align- Con Ostlund Implement ment tools. MISCELLANEOUS 3.14 AC plow, snapcouples Council Grove plow Competent factory trained per- 16x8 RB w/ fert. attach. & grass :ftxr 3.14 Dearborn Kans. akefiekt.3.16 Masseyroll over plow CH 3-4088 sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, seeder 16x10 DR drill w/ fert. nce grass. Superior loader for 4000 tractor Ph. 767-5018 electrical and general mechan- attach. & press & grass seed- d surfaced 2 ical work. " 3.pt.single disc CONCORDIA er d with John DeereT14 baler NEW FORAGE HARVESTERS 20x8 RB w/ fert. attach. w/ 105 BMB XL5-3 cutter press Priced to serell JD 12 w/ double row crop at- BOWMAN Several 16x8 and 16x10 on iron 10 yeareon For Sale tach. ht parties, $2295 Farm Impl. & Truck Co. wheels M. B. Salisbury Co. TRACTORS USED FORAGE EQPT. 240 East Eighth 36 IH 1 -row forage harvester, center All machines field ready! real good 49 JI Case VAC 1966 Gehl FH-188 wi double row JUNCTION CITY, KANS. $750 dl livyest ock 50 Ferguson -T020 50 IH 2 -row forage harvester, CE 3-7411 crop, pickup, excellent condi- excellent condition, cut 150 ac- )' 50 John Deere G tion 2145 rtheast 114 Quincy 50 JI Case DC -4 1965 Gehl FH-84 w single$ row USED EQUIPMENT res $1995 of c 51 Allis Chalmers WD 14T JD baler $495; 24T JD baler TOPEKA, KANS. crop, pickup, excellent condi- 1965 IHC 706 dsl., full eqpt., ex. stings. 51 Ferguson T030 tion $1445 cond. $995 57 IHC 350 -Will sell pickup attach separ- AW 13'10" disk harrow, antif. 57 JI Case Super 401 ate on above machines. 1960 IH F340 tractor, fast hitch, brgs. $400 IAP TRACTOR FALL SALE 58 John Deere 420 1964 NH 818 w/ double row WFA Servis 7 -ft. 3 -pt. blade $150 1 730 JD diesel, PS, 3 -point 60 JI Case 611B crop $995 1954 IH Super MTA with FHUsed JD and IH springtooth & Investments 61 MM VI LP gas 1966 JD 61H Hopper Blower w/ harrows w/ carriers, 3 -pt. and 1 XT 190 AC demo PS, TA, WFA drag Clay Center, XT 190 AC, short hours 66 MF 180 diesel Speed Up Kit,used only 66 John Deere 2510 twice $495 2 good IHC No. 55 wire balers 1957 and 1959 No. 55 JD 14 -ft. vIE 2-2077 1 WD AC, widefr.axle combines 1 Ford w% fr. loader 2 Coby trailers Dream, PLOWS NEW HAY TOOLS 615 1 30 MH w/ loader Ferguson2-14; No interest till June 1969 onRebuilt IH No: 50 field cutter NEW MACHINES larket. Imp Ferg son3-14 with 2 -row head COMBINES MH 72 3-14 J.I. Case M 3-14 most machines. Clearance prices on thefol- modern home, Ford 3-14; MH 4-14 JD 24T baler wi hvy. PTO, IH No. 15 Cutter, rebuilt, with lowing: y other bull 2 CII Gleaners, 14.-18' platforms counter,slipclutch,oversiz- :er well, 140 Allis Chalmers 361 4-14 mower bar and row crop att. 26' Parker springtooth harrow 2 Gleaners, 13' platforms J.I. Case SR 44 4-14 ed tires $1495 110 lawn and garden tractor nt.Half of 300 MH, 1965, extra clean JD 224WS baler w/ hvy. PTO,3 IH No. 37 wheel disks 7 productive Oliver :3-16;J.I. Case BX 2-14 w/ mower 1 45 JD, 1966, real clean IHC 60 3-14: J.I. Case CH 3-14 counter, pickup whl. $2095 19i;3II -IC 403, 14' bar RWA 12'6" and RWA 11'2" JD i.nd;the 160 MH, ready to work r)emnster Chisel NH 269 wire PTO baler w: jack, disk harrow ive pasture, counter,pickupwhl., Super 1965 IHC 403, 14' bar STOP IN - CHECK J.I. Case 6' oneway 24T and 24WS balers d fences. Pro Sweep $1695 1959 1HC 101, 12' bar 480 mower conditioner, big dis- or write OUR FALL PRICES DISKS JD 640 rake w/ fifth tooth bar, count dolly whl., traction tires . $595 1959 JD 45, 12' bone TA 54e WE RENT ---- SELL John Deere 21'; J.I. Case 7' 2217 AH surflex tillers,101/2' ad, Salim, JD 10'; Kewanee 11'; J.I. Case JD 37 trail mower w/ 9 -ft. barIH No. 429 4 row corn head 16x8 DFB drills, carryover OR TRADE 11'; IHC 13' $495 JD 39 mtd. mower w,9 -ft. bar IH 228 corn head 3020D new 1967 carryover, big 1966 John Deere 14' discount Springtooth harrows any size, $395 Several No. 22 corn heads Henry Sales any price NH 455 trail mower w/ 9 -ft. New Vassar 6 -ft. blades.... $75 bar $575 JD No. 10 corn head & Service, Inc. IHC 7' mower 1967 NH 461 haybine Wolf Imple. Co. J.I. Case E7 mower plate, shields $1350 CHAPMAN'S IHC CTORS E. Hwy. 24 MF 25 rake NH 10"5 self-propelled balP John Deere Sales & Service John Deere T14 baler wagon BELT .EVILLE, KANSAS & Meriden Rd. MF No. 10 baler Phone JA 7-2273 Phone 568-2349 vheel drive USED COMBINES$5795 GLASCO, KANSAS IHC forage harvester CORN ATTACH. ------ADASCHALIMEOSE FL 4-7641 J.I. Case No. 212 harvester '66 J.I. Case one -row corn picker No interest till April 1969 COMBINES iesel 3 pt, 65 TOPEKA, KANSAS 58 J.I. Case 425 2 -row corn pick- 1967 JD 95 16 -ft. w,* cab, 23 -in. 1963 Gleaner A, 14 -ft.,cab & USED FORAGE '64 er tires SAVE PS, no custom & extra nice, HARVESTERS 48 1965 Gleaner C -II, 14 -ft w/ cab TRACTORS Have some 1959 Gleaner com- 1964 IHC 16, 1 -row 1 drive COMBINES $5995 bines, 14 -ft. & 12 -ft. coming 1967 JD 16A rotary chopper on 98 diesel,!'67 International 656 59 Allis Chalmers 90 1961 MF 92, 14 -ft. $9695 1958 IH 151, no custom 1959 Fox w/ 2 -row row crop 1, '61 '64 Farmall 706D 55 J.I. Case 120, 12' SP 1959 JD 45, 12 -ft. w/ cab $1495 Have used & new Hesston row 1959 Gehl w/ 2 -row row crop '60 Farmall 460 56 John Deere 55, 12' 1959 JD 45, 10 -ft., excellent cond. crop savers in stock '59 Farmall 560 58 Massey Harris 60, 12' $1495 USED COMBINES ultivator '55 Farmall 400 59 MH 80, 14' 1958 JD 45, 12 ft. $1445 TRACTORS 1962 40 Hi -Lo JD w/ cab '56 with cul'51 M -H 44 14 -ft.,excellent 59 massey Harris 92, 14' 195cond. $1^P5 1964 AC D-19, big tires, 900 hrs. 1958 45 JD '48 John Deere A 61 Mr Stiner 99, 14' 5jD 55, 1964 AC D -17D,SeriesIII, 1955 45 JD :g hopper, PT( 64 MM Model 3490, 14' 1955 Gleaner A, 12 -ft. $1595 USED EQUIPMENT 195? JD 55, 17 -ft. $795 clean 1960 30 JD, PTO ing winch ar 1965 (leaner C440 corn attach. 1962 AC D -17D, new paint 1960 66 BB JD, PTO :le, shedded '59 IH 101 combine, 12' Twin draulic loader for Allis 1962 AC D-17, new tires & over- thments '58 M -1-I No. 92 combine, 16' Chalmers WD excellent cond. $1845 USED DRILLS John Deere manure spreader haul her 15 -ft.,I,'57 M -H No. 60 combine, 12' USED TRACTORS 1959 Gehl row forage harvester16x8 JD w/ fert. w/ press Massey Harris No. 50 7' pull Easy Flow fertilizer spreader y cond., $245' J.L Case T6 manure spreader No interesttill March, 1969 Used Clay honey wagon wheels cond. $2250, a type combine 1967 Ford 4000 gas wi Deluxe 1963 S69T NH baler 14x7 JD w/ fert. w/ seeder titer 6 pat:'66 M -H No. 12 PTO baler Select -o -Speed, only 100 hrs., Stop and see us at the Kans. 16x7 JD w/ fert. w/ seeder '60 M -H 178 SP baler new warranty $1295 St. Fair & see the complete line 13x7 Case w/ fert. '60 TH No. 46 PTO baler Kuhlman Motors 1967 Ford 5000 gas w/ Selem-- of Balzer feed wagons. M -F MISCELLANEOUS SupplyIH No. 5 hay rake on rubber CASE o-Speed, 800 hrs. $3850 n IH 12' FH springtooth harrow Phone 348-2471 1965 JD 4020 diesel wi turbo, 227 JD corn picker dual control, 1700 $5h9r9s5. Jost Implement Co. Box 587 IH 16' 3-nt. springtooth harrow LINN, KANSAS 50 JD sheller attmt. IH 12' pull type springtooth har- only 947.3182 1961 AC No. 33 corn picker 1030 W. K row 1964 IHC 706 propane w/$31799050 1958 Case 2 -row picker-sheller Phone 3161MH 10' wheel disk FIELD CUTTERS hrs., sharp! HILLSBORO, 211-0256 22' Parker snringtooth harrow 1962 MM M-5 diesel w/ $wnid95e IH No. 37 9'7" wheel disk ALL EXTRA GOOD, ALL front KANS. Todd Tractor Co., Inc. ON, KA1VS. READY TO GO TO WORK 1960 JD 810 diesel standard w/ IH 16x7 grain drill withferti- good r'bber $9905 Junction Hwys. 36 & 63 lizer New Gehl one -row field cutter, '66 TH No. 16 1 Priced To Sell 1958 JD 620 propane $15°5 -row forage har- SP 188 Gehl with 2 -row head & 1960 nuyer 880 $1795 4 -belt drive,specialprice Store Phone DE 6-2138 vester 1958 IHC 450 gas or propane. $2150. Will trade SENECA, KANSAS Case 1 -row forageharvester pickup attachment excellent condition $1750 1965 IH No. 50 two -row field SP 83 Gehl, same as above 195Q IHC 450 di-sel $1595 cutter, A-1 shape $1750 SP 818 New Holland with 2 -row All prices F.O.B. Fairbury. Gehl 2 -row field cutter .... $695 Rossville Truck head & pick,'p attachment Nebr. IH 91 combine, 10 -ft. cut $1850 Early Fall Sale 2 FH 188 Gehl field cutters with Massey Harris Super 80, 12 -ft. New Case tractors, 1930's, 930's, & Tractor Co. 2 -row head, completely recon- Mannschreck cut $795 730's, 830's - we have all INERY Phone 584-1560 ditioned IH No. 100 mower, fast hitch & models in stock. Int. waivers FH 83 Gehl with 2 -row head Imol. Co. 1 season $395 to March, 1969 - call us. Let !ombine ROSSVILLE, KANS. IH No. 100 mower, fast hitch combine 717 NH with 2 -row head. Thisis FAIRBURY, NEB. us show you the advantages spec forage almost new, and we'll sellit with cond. hitch $325 of trading or buying now - TRACTORS Ph. 402 729-6152 IH No. 30 tractor manure Our stock of used tractors is Ackup & it) worth the money 4090 diesel 611 N -H, a good cheap one spreader very low. We need some bad- row cropdiJh'0110 diesel Case 16x7 fertilizer grain drill ly. Trade now. Call collect 62 row CroPi 710 diesel, good 92 Papec single row Complete on rubber $325 Longhofer Si'nply, Marion, iJr)70 diesel, good 32A Papec single row, used very 1945 M Farmall with power Kans. EV 2-2620. verynice IH 494, likenew little Line Of steering MH 44gas Also ston in and look over our Behlen Steel LONGHOFER Impl. COMBINES used combines. We'll deal on Macha-Revere JO Hi -To 45 any of them. FARM BUILDINGS, SUPPLY CO. Jo Hi 55 BINS, AUGER EQUIPMENT Impl. Co. J. I. Case & A -C JA 7.2261 Jr)Hi 45 Phone EV 2-2620 MH 72 LINDQUIST IMPL. Phone or write Mike Wayland at MARION, KANS. 767-5014 TA 3-2451 Wayland Const. Co. FOR SALE - 1956 1% ton, 2 - KansasFarm Mchy. speed Ford truck. Good bed and .961 MasseY 808 N. 10th Phone EA 5-2134 COUNCIL GROVE el,exeellentg hoist. A. L. Orton, Alta Vista, ion. X. (------,,CE 3-1374 SALINA, KANSAS Washington, Kansas66968 Kans. x27 rater, Kan& 1958 D-17 ALLIS, wide front, West 24 GOOD USED PARTS power steering, oversize tires,FOR SALE - AC ensilage . at Goodyear new paint $1800. Complete kit, blower belt, like new. Sonie pipe FOR SALE - No. 210 John Tractors,Combines & Farmpropane tank, carburetor, hood Like 11°2 ps s------)TOPEKA Deere corn head, good condition, Machinery. We buy wrecked or $200. Phone 636-8265, Walter ______--'always shedded. Fits No. 45 burned late model tractors & for D-17 $65; 1963 Chevy 2 ton Hund, Paxico, Kans. 66526. x28 on,Olsburg'older /'OR SALE John Deere combine $600. Also truck, 327 motor, 16 -ft. grain - John Deere farm machinery. bed, near new rubber, extras,FOR THE rideof your life, ellick wagonNo. 110 170070015 ft. round steel cattle feeder, North 81 Tractor Salvage agebres Always holds annroxirnatelv 7T, r50. top condition. Barney Halling, ride a Big Horn saddle from sheddr,d. K,,,nneth Route 1 PR 2-5491 phone 913 359-3828, Denton, Key Milling. Clay Center, T

. COMBINES 3 1958 A Gleaner combines ST 5-2731 BEATRICE, NEBR. 68310 See us fo elVk Gleaner C -II w/ 6 -row 30" MINNEAPOLIS, l S attachnu 1 1957 A Gleaner combine ACUS,..1.411/12M5 corn head $9500 WATERVILLE KANS. IH 101 w/ corn head $3000 NEW CASE BALER Wash 1959 JD 95 with pickup reel NEW Case 330 wire baler, fully $3200 Special Wakita Sales GUARANTEED 1959 MH 82 12 -ft. $2000 equipped. Year end close-out. USED TRACTORS Gleaner A 12 -ft. $1500 WILL DISCOUNT $900.Will New JD Equipment & Service Inc. 1958 JD No. 45 $1200 finance with WAIVER OF FI- 1947 M, new paint, torque tires, 1957 JD 55, w/ cab.... $1500NANCE CHARGES till May 1, 12 volt, disc brakes, engine ov- 1969. LLA 20x7 wheat drills, can Phone erhauled, very good Ford 12 -ft. $2000 equipped with trans. It SALE IHC No. 91 w/ cab pickup, 10 -ft. feu 1950 M, new paint, good tires, cornhead RALPH HOFFMAN CHEV. CO. ge cutter engine overhauled, condition $1700 ubber wer take, LY 4-2315 very good Used cornheads can be fur- Phone 10 out binde nished for most of these com- HOPE, KANS. od condit 1958 JD 620, excellent cond., one bines. John Deere chuck wagons owner Gehl, forage harvester estrnorela FORD mounted 2 row picker. 13 -ft. 10 WAKITA, OKLA. 1957 F350 TA, FH, IPTO, PS,AC forage harvester harrow,&hscinci Allis WD mountings, excellent. BWdi16 -ft. tires good, condition very good NH forage harvester International 125 SP VC com- R SALE 1959 F460D, TA, FH, IPTO, PS, Several used forage harvesters bine, 14', completely overhauled. AW disc harrow, 15 -ft. 40 odel E c Used Farm Machinery super torque tires, new paint, 2 wav hydraulic valve complete elled less engine overhauled, new TA & TRACTORS Lots of 1961 IHC 560 gas for Allis WD, like new. Clarence ear & $2750 clutch MF 65 gas F. Schwartz. ED 7-2894, Hano- Used Equipment 2E or 241 1961 IHC 560 dsl. $2975 1953 Super H, new paint, new JO 4020 dsl., power shift, widever, Kans. SB27 Priced Right Carbon 1960 IHC 460 gas $2200 tires, ex. cond. front 1961 AC D17 $1800 JD 2010 dsl row crop WANTED- FORD single row 2 JD 70 dsl. row crop $1250 ea. 1962 F504, TA, FH, IPTO, tires new, paint excellent, mechani-JD 4010 dsl, wide front semi mt. picker for 800 Ford. Wittwer Brothers ,RSALE 1964 JD No. 12 2 -row cutter $850 cal condition A-1 JO .010 LP State price & condition. Charles ker, fair 1966 JD 16A chopper $1200 JD 690 LP Rear 1960 F504, TA, FH, IPTO, tires Krogman, Axtell, Kans., phone en 1966 AC 780 2 -row cutter $1350 good, paint good, motor over- hitch 736-2272. x28 eMon c 1965 Owatonna 14' swather hauled, condition very good 2 F195 5-16 plows h motor $2950 FOR SALE- JD 210 corn NEBRASKA to Q0. \Ad 1963 JD 215A 14' swather $2250 1965 F806D, big fenders, duals, attmt., extra good, also Wood Kans., 229 IHC corn head for a 403 $650 wide axle with flotation tires, Tom Miller Imol. Co. FH, 1850 actual hours. One Bros. picker, good cond. Also Massey No. 10 21row corn head for JD owner. This one is excellent. Your John Deere Dealer lots of corner & line hedge FOR SALE - 10 -ft. 45 $250 der; h SALE Phone 442-3491 posts. W. Woerz, Rt. 1, Marion, Harris PTO grain bizin sh Kans. EV 2-2957. with tri, x28 PTO cornbinder, bothge Cott HIGHLAND, KANS. ' °elver Bruce Imp. Co. Heiman Impl. Co. good shape. MH ensile fie IMPLEMENT TRAILER,used, with 40 -ft. pipe. JD Iso. 8 Ne 10! 2200 W. 6th DA 1-1530 WANTED - CUSTOM silagefactory mode; dual wheels, cutter with motor, good she extensi EL DORADO, KS. DE 6-2111 cutting with self-propelled cut-new tires, tilt bed, winch, elec- Dale Hammarlund, ph431-211 eYee, pho ter and trucks. Phone Dover City,/ FOR SALE - 1960 JD 730 die- PR 5-6334. Rex Logan. tric brakes. Full price $600. St. Marys, Kans. SENECA, KS. x29 Trvskett Eqpt. Co., Eureka, sel, good, $1900; JD 4-14 trip - 1[8, bottom beam plow, good, $400; sir FOR SALE - Minneapolis -Mo-Kans., phone 316 443-6379.SB28 FtoOnRtrSuAckLEwi 1290058arnGIIVIC, SALE 250 Tox-o-Wik grain dryer, -th P. VIII combin line mounted Huskor 5-179 Mod- FOR SALE ft ready $1350; Wik bale loader, new, BEARCAT GRINDER -Mixer el54 in good condition. Mrs. - Used Allis roto welder on steel bed hone GI fiver. $375. Kenneth Crotts, LeRoy, for sale. Bob Diehl, Chapman, John Ring, Marysville, Kans. balers, phone n4-5623,Ryan tool boxes. Shop p Alv Kans., phone 109F22. x27 Kans. WA 2-4381. Impl. Co., Burlington,Kans. 5251; night phonesGI3,6803 ° e, Kans., x27 x28 s. SB28 GI 3-6534 Eureka, Kai

Wow USED TRACTORS .JUNCTION CITY New And Used 1966 JD 4020 dsl., 3 -pt. See Wright 1962 JD 3010 dsl., 3 -pt. Machinery Bargains BUY RIGHT 1962 JD 4010 dsl., std. NEW MACHINERY NH SP forage harvester, 2 row, FOR SALE 1958 JD 820 dsl., dual hyd. AND TRUCKS good diesel 1958 JD 720 gas R/C, wide frt. eNi03,,,Er $3100 1 new 100 press drill, 20x7 with Krause 2 row SP forage harves- natic 62 JD3010G, R -O -M 1958 JD 720 dsl. std., 3 -pt. ter $2600 G, R -O -M 1958 IHC 350 gas, w/ 3x16, fertilizer and grass seeder, no TRACTORS ...... 64 JD 2010 trade, 1 only $1575 NH 68 baler, good, twine tie 59 JD 630G, R -O -M. mounted 1 new No. 56 blower, heavy du- NH bale thrower, PTO 1958 111 Farmall 450, fnully °tor, iii.P4e8 JD 620 LP -O -M ty power shaft, hopper type, NH 66 baler equipped, wide front, in A-1 5585JD 70D,widefront MACHINERY ...... $1200 one only, no trade $670 NH 68 Hayliner baler condition 13' IHC No.37 tandem disc Plow & 2 -row cultivator 1 new International No. 37 bal-NH 69 wire tie baler IH Farmall 706 gas; wide axle, ATHERs 24' Kent springtooth,3 rows 12 & 14 -ft JD BW discs er, bale chute, trailer hitch,NH 44 trailer mower, good fully equipped, clean.. $4950 ther, teeth 12 -ft. Krause oneway, 24" disc one only, no trade .... $1775 NH 72 rotary mower Allis D-14, wide axle, power vsed 32' CrustBuster, 2 -row & keel attach. 2 new 312-314 semi -mounted NH 35 rotary mower steering, reconditioned, with NEW 52' Mayrath auger No. 112 JD Chuck wagon, good John Deere hay conditioner, No. plow Y..... over, pri 1150 14' SP windrower plows, a real bargain, while $1495 k.Case No. No. 6 JD 1 -row foarge harvest- they last $425 no trade 32 JD Model B, has lift $100 list & conditioner er John Deere No. 9 3 -pt. mower IH Farmall F-20 on good rubber JD 14T baler, verygood No. 32 Papec 1 -row forage har- John Deere No. 45 combine, 12' $100 ES New 7' 3 pt. mower,special vester USED TRACTORS MM 3-14 plow on rubber IH 1-300 utility tractor with Hen- price, 1 only $398.85 MM 11' disc eady for side rake 1963 JD No. 95 16 -ft. combine 1 used 424 IHC, like new, low ry loader & Henry backhoe ...... the I.New JD 350A 1955 JD No. 55 14 -ft. combine hours MM Model U tractor $2395 Used Excel tractorcab with 1 Farmall 806 diesel, one owner, John Deere 24' harrow IH Cub Cadet Model 102 10 hp combine IN/$500 fan, 1 yr. old, like new 1951 Gleaner "R", 14 -ft MM 10' deep chisel, trailer type good shape 2 No. 150 IHC 1010 hoe drills, excellentcondition,fully with mower Crustbusters - AllSizes - like new equipped D-17 AC diesel tractor ...... $280012'-16'-20' springtooth harrows 2 Farmall 560 diesels, both withCase Model 12 12' combine .t..tELD CUTTERS New JD No. 12 2 row, save$$$ JD 1610 RB drill heavy rear end, in real goodCase side rake, rubber Demonstrator IH No. 550 two 111 No. 50 2 -row chopper No. 27 IHC baler, excellent condition AC side rake, rubber row forage harvester - SAVE Modes Gehl FH 188 Chop King 2 -row, No. 70 IHC 5x16 plow 3 Farmall 560 gas tractors, allFive Star post hole digger 1965 IH No. 16 forage harvester, 30" head 12 -ft.Flex King V -plow, very one owner, sold here new, one Davis 12" roller mill, PTO will be checked & ready - New Egging tractor cab for JD good 1963 model JD 95 spreader on rubber one row, PTO drive 2445 4020 $525 CRUST BUSTER HARROWS 1 Farmall 460 diesel, good tires, No. 26 Massey Harris combine New Holland Model 611 field MILLER DISCS real good condition, a real MM Uni baler attachment, good cutter, one row, PTO drive , KANS. FLEX -KING V -PLOW nice tractor 616 NH one row cutter forage $250 Schleif Impl. Co. 2 Farmall 460 gas tractors, harvester Combine - Massey Harris Clip- both one owner, both in realSnowco feed wagon per 7 foot, self propelled $295 rgains Phone 768-6077 Blanding Impl. Co. good condition Grain-O-Vator feed wagon Hay baler, IH No. 45T PTO, HEBRON, NEBRASKA 1 John Deere 730 diesel, wideCalhoun feed wagon chute & hitch $100 ;ter front, this tractor is com- 616 NH forage pickup attach- Oliver 7' trail type mower - $75 22,pull pletely overhauled ment BELOIT, KANS. HARROWS YPe windrow. SILAGE EQUIPMENT 2 Farmall M tractors, both in Snowco bale hay elevator, 24' No. 50 IH cutter, new in 1965, PE 8-3066 good running order, good sec- Kewanee disc, 13'5" IH wheel disk,10' 9",sealed 2 -row, clean $1095 ond or first tractors AC blower with "5' pipe brgs. $395 No. 20C III 1 -row cutter, w/ 3 Farmall H tractors, all in Kewanee disc, 17'2" IH 3 -section mounted spring - tery pickup, ready, 1958 .... $235 FALL EQUIPMENT good running condition, someJohn flume 7' onewav tooth, 12', fast hitch $195 AC belt table blower w/ pipe, SAVINGS with real good tires AC sickle bar & nickun att. IH 12' springtooth, No. 400 with T diesel, 4 $275 1 Allis WD, this tractor is realJD 1"' sorinatooth with hydra-1- evener $175 ready USED TRACTORS good in every way, and worth ic lift trailer JD 12' mounted springtooth, el Comfort TRACTORS 971 Ford diesel, new pains, the money 3 -pt. hitch $195 )ped IH 4 -section springtooth with ev- 1959 JD 630, WA, fenders & good rubber, LPTO, power COMBINES, CORN HEADS , fully equip steering, LH $2250 Wright Imol. Co. ener $95 lites $2495 AND PICKERS 1H 3 -section springtooth with 1957 JD 620 ROM $1775 881 Ford gas, 10 speed, LPTO, Smith Hicrbwav 15 !sel-Matic,ful LH, real clean $2000 1 used Massey 60 combine, 10', evener $65 1955 JD 60, very clean .... $795 ABILENE, KANS. Kewanee 10'2" wheel disk, real 1951 WD AC, new tires.. $595 Fordson Major diesel, LPTO, new header control, Hume 1, fully equip weights, fair rubber $1250 reel Nites, Harris Clark good SAVE 1961 4010 dsl ROM $3895 1 International 403 combine, 16 - eft IHC 8' tandem disk $65 ;, fully equip 1959 961 Ford dsl., WA .. $9955000 Ford Major, LPTO, LH, ACSS2-0.11.1121$ Salina TA 3-6690 weights, aux. valve $2350 ft. head, cab,. real good, and Burch 9' mounted tandem disk, ader 1962 3010 gas, new sleeves $2895 guaranteed H. L. Wright, Abiene CO 3-2274 3 point $95 all diesel, adj. 1961 3010 dsl., repainted .$3195 Minneapolis Moline propane 1 International 303 10 -ft., cab, ped 1961 560 IH dsl., very Clean PTO, turning brakes, good PLOWS rubber $450 automatic header control, A-1 ,fully equip $2795 condition IH No. 540 4x14 steerable$795 (Interest waiver on most ofMinneapolis Moline gas U, LP3 429 corn heads for 36, 38 or USED COMBINES JD No. 404 disk plow, 4 disks, these). TO, disc brakes, wide front 40 inch rows, all real good, No interest to Apr. 1, 1969 power lift $195 $650 for 151 or 403 1967 M -v 410 w/ cab, 16', used IH 2x14 mounted 3 -point, like Ls w/ adj. ax COMBINES Minneapolis Moline gas U, LP2 No. 40 4 row heads, both in very little, never customed new $185 1965 JD 95, cab, 16' $6995 TO, disc brakes, wide front excellent condition, for 38 or1959 IH 101, always shedded, 12', Demonstrator 111 No. 311 3x14 age harvester 1966 A -II Baldwin, cab $5495 $725 40 inch rows, 151 or 403 FH, trip beams, SB coulters Minneapolis Moline gas U, good a real clean combine 1961 Hi -Lo 45, cab $2995 1 No. 228 corn head, real 1956 IH 141, one owner, 14' $495 11 forage har 1958 JD 45, cab $2195 to put on loader & leave $175 good, for 101 or 303 combines, IH 3x14 HSKA bottoms, on rub- ead & pickup 1958 No. 101 IH, 12', 2 reels 1 No. 22 corn head, for 101 orSuper 27 Massey, 14', good . .ber, nowerlift $125 $1995 USED COMBINE 303 combines, in good run- Allis 3x14 mounted $125 ;rain drill WI 1962 Ford 611, power steering, USED TRACTORS 1952 JD 55, 14' $995 ning order, cheap MISCELLANEOUS brg. discs, 1955 JD 55, 12' $1195 12 -ft.cut with corn head 1 International No. 2 MH corn1967 M -F 1100 dsl., low hrs., 1956 JD 55, cell grate, 14' $1395 $3500 picker, mountings for any like new, fully equipped Circulating pump & motor & Hinted mower 1956 JD 45, 10', very clean $1495 Farmall tractor 1967 MF 1850 gas, fully equip- tank for cleaning shop parts $15 69 wire baler USED CUTTER ped, like new Demonstrator IH No. 45 Vibra 1952 SP 14, MM, OK.... $250New Holland single row, motor OTHER IMPLEMENTS Shank, 1214 -ft.trailing type, )rw/12 hp Interest waiver to June 1 on M -M U on LP gas some of these! driven, ready to go $650 10 used wheel discs, all sizes hyd. control SAVE rie from 10 -ft. to 17 -ft. wing disc, 1959 M -H No. 65, good 300 -gal. overhead storage tank, p on cl-alssuI USED DISCS 1958 Massey 44 Special, 3 -pt., w/ hose & nozzle $29 MISCELLANEOUS all real good new hyd. pump & rear end 'I 32' Crust Buster $500 12 -ft. John Deere rigid disc 2 used 6 -bottom steerable plaws, p on duals 28' Parker, demo wheel lift, pull type $475 throway lays, good condition overhaul, in good condition TRUCKS $635 10 -ft. Kewanee wheel disc, Tim-8 used pull type plows, all MD Farmall, runs good, over- 20' JD 3 -pt. springtooth $175 ken bearings, pull type $400 makes and sizes, some real hauled a year ago 1966 IH 1000A 1/2 ton pickup, 6 16' JD 3 -pt. springtooth $150 good cyl., 4 -speed, radio & heateri 1., Inc. 6 12' JD springtooths.. $75 up 14 -ft. Kewanee wheel disk, Tim- 641 & 861 Fords, both good low miles 10' Ford wheel disc ken bearings, pull type $5001 used Letz PTO grinder, one $175 14 -ft. Kewanee wheel disk, Tim- owner, in good condition NEW CLOSE-OUTS 1963 IH C-1000 1/4 ton pickup, 12' IH No. 37 wheel disk $395 ken bearings, pull type $6002 used Wetmore PTO hammer V8, 4 -speed, radio & heater, EX 24110 13' Case wheel disk $395 mills, in good condition 1968 MF dsl. demo tractor at clean 12' Case wheel disk $550 144t. Kewanee wheel disc 2 used corn elevators, both good big discount. Fully warranted. 1949 Ford ton pickup, 4 -speed See us for Kirschman fertiliz-Mineapolis Moline 10 -ft. wheel and cheap New 1968 Hesston PT 12 wind - transmission $100 disc, pull type $250 1 International No. 50 two row rower and a Hesston 500. Ben- 1964 Chevrolet lh ton, long wide ES, KANS. er attachments for your drills!! 3 -pt.I 'e disc, 7 -ft., lift type chopper with wide and nar- efit by the discount . . . 1969 box, radio, bumper, with 10 -ft. 2 -point IHC disc, lift type row row head, like new prices won't be lower. camper Washington Impl. $200 1 IInternational No. 50 two -row 1961 Ford 6 cvl., std. trans., wide ial 10 -ft. Ford wheel disc, wheel chopper for wide rows only, Bring your M -F "W heel box, low miles $595 type $350 real good Deal" tags to Circle -T. We 1958 IHC $4 ton pickup, clean juipment EA 5-2301 1 New Holland two row chop- are a participating dealer. local truck $5/5 USED CORN PICKERS per, real good condition, cheap IHC 16x8 fertilizer drill $295 WASHINGTON 2 -row New Idea, mounted $2501 John Deere single row chop- JD 16x8 fert. drill $125 drills, can Model 20 IHC 2 -row mounted per, No. 8,in A-1 condition trans.hitch,, FOR SALE- Model 32 Papec Circle -T Impl. Co. fertile' silage cutter, picker $100 Don't buy anything new or us- liquid excellent condition, ed, until you check with us, we ME 2-3441 Mohn Implement Co. er,rubber 01 power takeoff. Also McCormick USED MOWERS short binder, grounddriven, finance, we deliver. 614 W. Court Telephone CE 8-5101 good condition. Ralph Gould, New Idea semi -mounted mower wagons Westmoreland, $75 Junction City, Kansas phone 224-3479. Cockshutt semi -mounted mower N. E. K. CLAY CENTER, KANSAS 13 -ft.10.incl4 x27 $75 MOTOR & IMPL. CO. FOR SALE - 16x10 Allis FOR SALE Oliver semi -mounted mower Chalmers drill with fertilizer at- - Corn head for $125 IH Dealer Phone 742-2171 FOR SALE - Surge milking Model E Gleaner,new in '66; HIAWATHA, KANS. machine; New Holland Model 33 tachment, $300. GMC 6x6 truck, shelled lessthan 150 A; shed- See the New Idea Uni Forage field shredder, $425. Krause 12' $675. Good Fox field cutter, 2- of ded, ear & wheelshields. Mod- cutter and learn about the at-WANTED - USED adjustableonewav on rubber, hydraulic, 'L row, 1963 model; almost new 806 ipment el 2E or 240:$1,000. Harold Wi- wide front axle for IH SM-TA. good shape, $400. Tom Carlin, Int. diesel Farmall, 1966 model. tight dau, Carbondale,Kans. PO 1- taching harvesting Rt. 1, Scottsville, Kans. x27 Stuart Shepard, Chapman, 2233. units at our dealership. Price and condition. Larry Ste- x30 SB27 The 1969 Ford tractors are phens, Narka, Kans. 66960. Ph. FOR SALE - Massey Harris Kans. 3rothers FOR SALE- Woods Bros cornon their way, more power, 5605. x28 Super 26 combine with corn FOR SALE - 612 Ford silage picker, fair condition,ready tomore features. The blue key1966 IHC FIELD Cutter, singlehead, good condition. C. A. Tes- cutter; 950 Case 14' swather; 14' ph. 86245 go. Rear endscoop for Ford orline, for more profitable farm-row with row crop attachment;sendorf, Wamego, Kans., phone self -feeder with galvanized roof FrgusonGleaner 6 -ft. combine ing. in excellent condition. Price. 456-7646. x29 & siding, ph. CE 8-3406, Leslie AU1V1B°11)T' with motor reconditione-1,rea- Krause discs and chisels are $1050. Hay pickup attachment Thorp, Junction City. x30 dy togo. W. W. DeLair, Marys- tops for your farming needs. at $225. Edward Koehler, Hollen- FOR SALE - 1963 JD 45 com- NEBRASKA ville, Kans.,phone HI 2.2049 berg, Kans., phone 913 ED 7-bine, Lo bin, low acreage, miloFOR SALE - 1962 A -II AC x29 See us for a fair deal. guards, good condition, $3,500. corn head, good condition,al- 2585. SB27 One owner, phone 388-2758. C. ways shedded. Don Woods, Carl- 0 -ft.MasaioFOR SALE- 1950 IHC trac- D & D Farm Eqpt. FOR SALE - 2 -row Ford fieldC. Fajen, Rt. 4, Abilene, Kans. ton, Kans., ph. 2126. x28 nbinder;_ator withmower, hyd., belt pul- cutter, Model 612, Haddam, SB28 both in 'I;ley, Dower take -off, Kans., phone FR 6-2836.SB27 FOR SALE - 1967 Ford 612 nice: 1960 (TRACTORS Phone ensilage 11-1C No.101 12 -ft. combine with WANTED - 53 -FT. used power field cutter with new heavy du- No. 8 rear extensionavle, nice. Ralph COME IN and check our pricestake -off 8 -inch grain auger. ty drive line and clutch. Cut rDgood 1128% Meyer,phone CE 8-3087, Junc- EC.WP1.11FR6T 913 ME 2-5212 JOHN DEERE tractor for sale.Good condition, Ted Musil, 913 approx. 175 acres. Good condi- i, 45'0tion City, 1955 '60' with power steering, CA 6-7345, Blue Rapids. SB28 tion, $1,625. H. W. Rathbun, Kans. x30 live PTO, roll-o-matic. PR 6-5450, Barnard, Kans., ph. 7924692. FOR CLAY CENTER, KANS. Manhattan. x27 FOR SALE - Allis Chalmers x28 SALE- 1964 A-2 Bald - 60 combine, good condition, 58GMC' nco0 ;Nth combine. Equipped for mi- 0 arrIP. lo FOR SALE - 4 -year -old geld- WIRE TIE baler for sale. Johnhand or hyd. lift. Wanted - WANTED - 227 CORN head with bur./ deliver.& ready for the field. Willing, well broke and gentle, Deere 214WS. Used four sea- 9 -ft. wheel disc, Ralph Weller, for 203 IH combine. Glen Heis- EA Alvin Lebert, Brook- phone a weight 1000 lbs. L. C. Day, Coun- sons. High capacity, a real hay - Manhattan, phone 5.2286, 6 mi er, Centralia, Kans., phone 857- I 3-.0 ville, Kans., phone 225-4125. x28 hog! PR 6-5450, Manhattan. x27east of Riley. x28 3589. x27 SB28 cil Grove, Phone 767-5829. ASKa__2l

.. FOR SALE 1965 Model WANTED TO trade a 15' header 1000 GAL. Butane tank forsale, 188 USED HARVESTING EQPT. HERINGTON 1967 PhoneGehl Chop -King forage harva, FOR ----- for a 14' header to use on a cheap, in good condition. er. Single row head. 2 sets or JD 55 combine, 12', very good John Deere 95 combine.Water- Manhattan 99715 or 85186 after corn Kans., x28knives. 1965 model 612 Ford gerel $1295 ville Motors, Waterville, 5:00. age harvester, direct cut for. IH No. 303 combine, low acre- 785-2731. SB27 row head. Both machines inand Rapic age $4250 WANTED - CUSTOM harvest- Al IH No. 101 combine, very good FOR SALE - John DeereNo. ing, milo, corn, soybeans,also condition. Will sell reasonable FOR John Allanor quitting business. Chester stave $2750 HARVESTERS 8 forage harvester, and custom plowing. Contact 13 of pipe. Gebhard, Superior, Nebr., Rt.4 Massey -Harris Super 27 .. $795 Deere No. 50 blower. 50' L. Holthaus, Box 593,Bailey- Tel 1967 JD No. 38 two -row Ks., Rt. SB27phone Nelson 225-4191. Hesston No. 500 windrower Hugh Kelly, Wakarusa, ville, Kansas TW 5-2221. SB27 388-21 1967 Gehl 2 -row x27 !nage $3250 1964 Gehl 2 -row 1, 913 671-2230. FOR SALE - Nearly new FOR SALE -8 steel !arrowing 1 Set 2 row Duncan milo heads crates, like new. Liquid fertilii $250 1962 Gehl 2 -row FOR SALE - IH 401 12'pull Cushman motor scooter,5 hp., GE 1959 Gehl 2 -row Phoneer attachment for John Deere for f IH No. 20C ensilage harvester type springtooth harrow, very and lots of extras $125. or Van Brunt drill. Phone $475 1960 Gehl single row good. $200. Ed Fmatla,Silver 456-7364. PaulHill,Belvue, EA shay r Allis-Chalmers ensilage harvest- Gehl mower bar attachment forLake, Kans., PhoneRossville Kans. x275-2886, Washington, Kans, Long. 83 or 84 harvesters SB27 er with pickup $575 584-3206. all types Case ensilage harvester . $475 WE CONTRACT build OTHER MACHINERY FOR SALE - CaterpillarD-2 & new fences. Over75 miles built GRAPES LOA MH ensilage harvester with cut- back, esti- ter bar and row crop $575 JD 210 corn att., like new dozer & scoop, winch on inpast 2% years. Free Concord, Worden, Caco, A-1 condition. Phone8-33:35, Lindquist Ni Gehl ensilage harvester $125 John Deere 10 corn att. x27 mates & bids. A&D gra. You pick, bring container JD ensila geharvester $100 1965 JD 215A windrower Manhattan, Kans. Fence Company,Waterville, Any" .20C & 36 Kans., Telephone 785-2618 or & knives. Sat., Sun., Wed., Thut: IH windrow pickup for 1967 John Deere 24T baler FOR SALE - 1958 JD227 corn x28 only - 8:30-6:00. Fig{ cutters, like new $325 1960 John Deere 14T baler picker; 1961 JD cultivator,T2 785-2619. Case pickup attachment $125 28' Crust Buster harrow Brooks, BARTON'S VINEYARDS $100 for a 3010 tractor. Jim FOR SALE - Cat 4,cable doz- JD pickup attachment JD 16' 3 -pt. springtooth Phone PR 6- usable dozers or for Silver Lake, Kans. Case ensilage blower $65 JD 16 -ft. wheel type spring - Rt. 5, Manhattan, x29 er, wanted IH No. 1 PR corn picker, good 4411. parts. Phone 456-7364,Paul Hill, tooth harrows Belvue, Kans. x27 WANTED - TO buy around $175 Lots of used drag type spring - FOR SALE - 611 NewHolland 400 used theatre or school IH No. 24 corn picker $1?5 tooth harrows. field cutter, good. Hasbeen ov- APPLES, $1.00 BU. McFadden's, torium seats. Call or writeaudi AC 2 -row corn picker $150 Massey 12 ft. wheel disk erhauled. Warren Simnit.t,Rt. 4, 8 miles west Tuttle Dam on24, Carson E. Hansen, phoneCo MH PTO corn binder $250 121-21, 91 IHC 10' wheel disk, No. 37 Manhattan, Ks. Phone Rd. x27 527-5550, BelleVille, Kans. HANDGUN sizes x27 14 off SW on Sandel pt USED HAY MACHINERY Lots of used plows, all Leonardville. and makes. FOR SALE -- Hume reel,10 -ft., "If IH No. 27 PTO baler, like new FOR SALE -- JohnDeere 227 like new. Ht me reel, 8 -ft.John $1350 TRACTORS corn picker,picked less than 500 Deere cornpicker, 127,good. SNOMUN IH No. 45 PTO baler . $275 shedded. Hookup acres. Always Clarence Wagner, Easton, Combine Cyl. Bars (WING 01 IH No. 816 mower-conditioner 1963 John Deere 3010 gas Detweiler, Sum- x27 $1475 1956 John Deere 70 diesel, com- for 3010. Gerald x29 Kans., phone 773-2453. ORO WO New Holland hay conditioner pletely overhauled merfield, Kans. CIA, Pew 100 FEET of six inch auger.For- A usherman reversible bars PERSONA(' $450 1948 & 1946 IHC M CASE CUTTER ---Long spout, for Kelly Hydra Harrow Wendy (.0 Massey -Ferguson No. 3 PTO We have a 1953 Baldwin com- near new belt &chains. 1952 age steel flare sides $450 Ryan spreader. Pickupattach- Combine & '1st -actor Cabs baler bine. Chev.1.,ton, good 235 insert load- Case automatic baler $150 engine. Good steelracks. Bodyment for Fox cutter. Horn Mur $275 springtooth. 9 - er for M or 400.Kenneth Vis- IH No. 5 LW side rake rough. 2 section x27 Hand ' $95 Tri-County Sales ser, Wakefield, Kans. IH 4 bar side rake inch post auger. NewPTO tum- Airport Service Station were u. IH No. 27V mower $95 George Munkres bling rod. Bad gearbox,no IH No. 25V mower $95 FOR SALE -- Used Wilson six Airport Corner murder Phone Collect frame. Gene Henry,Randolph, shown John Deere No. 5 mower .. $145 BL 8-2249 or BL8-2991 Kans., Phone 785-2639,Water- can milk cooler. Also eight ten West US 24 New Holland mower $65 x27gallon milk cans. Roy Eastwood, FBI. HERINGTON, KANSAS ville. Summerfield, Kans. 66541, ph. ME 2-2'785 USED SEEDING & FOR SALE - - JD 227cornpick- x27 ('LAY CENTER, KANS, PLANTING EQUIPMENT Mountin

del 188 harvest FOR SALE -6 1,000-bu. steel ards of wind erosion, reduced sets of corn cribs.Registered horned Grass & Grain Ford for Hereford bulls. Bill Hula, Blue tilling, thinner stands, and poor 23 ut and Rapids, Kans. x28 SorghumGreenbug root development. So, they sug- September 3, 1968 les in Al FOR SALE - Dodson solid gest that farmers check with lsonable local county Extension agricul-respectively, before grazing. 'tester B stave silo14x35. Roy Meeker, Abilene, Kansas. Phone tural agents for the correct Liquid Di-Syston may beap- br., Tele- Rt.4, Attack Subsiding SB27 388-2752, 11/2 miles east of Tal- planting date. plied at a foliar spray at a rate mage. x27 of3/4 arrowing Isthe sorghum -damaging In the meantime, largenum- Systematic insecticides- Di- to 1 pint of 6 pound Di- d fertiliz GET YOUR discs, oneway readyaphid a greenbug or not? bers of beneficial insects, which Syston or phorate(thimet) Syston LC formulation peracre, n Deere for fall work, have roller, will After a month ofconcern are the natural enemies of thegranules - may be applied atbut treated fields cannot be '°ne EA sharpen. Phone 913 388-2215, greenbug, are takingcareof planting time and give severalgrazed. ins, Longford, Kans. SB27about this destructive insect x.28 that inflicted heavy damageonthe current crises in Kansas. Aweeks of protection against grain sorghum plants in Kan-survey through Reno, Pratt, Ki- greenbug attack. Recommended 3 LOANS ALL TYPESsas and other Great Plains owa, Ford, Gary, Haskell, Fin-rates are 1 pound of actual phor-LETTERS111111111111111n $10,000 to $100,000,000 ney, Scott, Logan, Gove, Trego, Caco, Nia. states, the entomologists in ate or Di-Syston per acre by containers Anywhere in USA and Canadathese states have agreed thatEllis, and Russell counties this drilling, broadcasting, or band-Dairy Price /ed., Thar. the light green aphid really isweek show that 75 to 80 percenting each side of the seed furrow FISHER Real Estate -Mortgage the greenbug (Schizaphisgram-of the aphid populationsare at planting time. Make sure Needs Explanation - Corp. rapidly being destroyed by such On reading the articlein WARDS' Mortgage Brokers, imum) that adapted toa new that the insecticide does not enemies as the ladybirds beetlecome in direct contact with theGrass & Grain, August 27 (24- ans. Joy, Ill., 61260 environment. Cent Hike for Fluid Milk), one Dr. H. Leroy Brooks and Delladults and larvae, green lace-seed, Gates warns. And do notwould be led to think the price around Gates, Extension entomologistswing fly larvae, syphrid larvae,graze wheat fields that have of milk was going up. I don't hood audi MURDER and tiny parasitic wasps. been treated with phorate. see why you don't go a little write Col. SY TYPE Of WEAPON USED at Kansas State University, in- 1967 Trace numbers of aphids will If no insecticide is applied atfurther and explain yourself. Phone 913 dicate that the sorghumgreen - H. C. Almon Jr. ins. x27 HANDGUN Mal bug is probably a new biotypebe present in some sorghum planting time, make weekly in- fields for some time to come,spections during the early AURORA RIFLE 6: that is lighter in body color, has Reader Almon's complaint is Gates believes. Light colonies ofgrowth of the wheat plants, the 9% little or no color on the tips of justified. The G&G story said SHOTGUN cornicles (tailpipes), and sur- aphids are still found in the K -State entomologists advise. that there would be a 24 -cent a Bars CUT TING OR STATISM° 20% vives at temperatures above 90whorls of small plants and a Should greenbug infestations be-hundredweight increase for OTHER WEAPON milk in the area milk order. 8% few behind leaf sheaths. The come large enough to warrant Peon, PH I degrees F. What it failed to mention was le bars variance foliar sprays, use methyl para- PERSONAE WEAPON 9% in sorghum planting that area dairymen had re- f fI, ot I The question of proper identi- Mond, fication may seem somewhat dates makes plants 'in some thion, ethyl parathion, -or mala-ceived a 24 -cent premium over fields still at the correct stagethion, but do not graze for 15the basic price. The new propos- Cabs academic to farmers who are al would make that 24 cents Murder Chart concerned about destruction ofof growth to attract the aphiddays. attack. And in a few fields, Demeton (Systox) and phos-part of the basic price and the alion Handguns, rifles, or shotgunstheir crops, Dr. Brooks notes, premium would be eliminated, were used in 63 percent of thebut positive classificationis there still are not enough bene-phamidon are also labeled forremoving the need to have pre- r murders committed in 1967, as ficial insects to cope with theuse on wheat and have some mium sanctioned from time. In shown in this chart issued y thenecessary before adequate con- trol measures can be devised. sit nation. systematic action. These have effect, then, there is no increase FBI. Of great concern to many 21- and 30 -day waiting intervals,in price to the dairymen. (ANS. wheat farmers at this time is the possibility of a greenbug at- tack on their early plantings of CLAY CENTER small grains. A serious green- bug infestation on wheat- if one develops - appears most SALES CO. likely in the western third of iL GROVE-LIVESTOCK AUCTION the state, Dr. Brooks says, but SALE EVERY MONDAY 1,000 there is some chance for a Starts 1:00 p.m. statewide problem. HogSale Every Monday The K -State entomologists suggest that Kansas farmers 7.50 consider three ways to meet Cattle Sale Every Tuesday12:rfroon the problem of fall greenbug control - 1) plant small grains $50 A DEPENDABI FA MARKET at the normal recommended SELLING STARTS 12:30 NOON FOR ALL CLASSES OF CATTLE time,2)use a systematicin- secticide at planting time, or 3) S Pigs--Cattle 4105 A LEADING MARKET PLACE apply a foliar spray if necessary at a later date. n the order they are booked FOR HOGS Early planted wheat will be TO BOOK CONSIGNMENTS OR FOR INFORMATION, CALL: H. P. ROBBINS, Clay Center, ME 2-3210 inthe greatest jeopardy of greenbug attack, but K -State JERRY MOYLAN ts PAT MOYLAN R, A. BRUEGGEMANN, Clay Center, ME 2-2761 agronomists point out that 767-5131 HORACE WARE, Longford, ph. 338-2439 planting too late increases haz- 767-5435 WHHIWPWRINTIHHHHELVHHEWAHNIWYWIEWILHOWENEW.IRWWWW WES SVVENSON 767-6388 525 Barn Phone ME 2-2661 Sound Sleeper part 144iftway US 56 East Edge of CLAY CENTER, KANS. A rancher near Glendale, >125 Ariz., Ed McAllister knew he was a sound sleeper - but not this sound. Bonded Livestock Dealers & Order Buyers 435 He woke one morning to CLOSING OUT AUCTION find someone had used his hay 111111111111MMIMINIMMI11.111111.11111.1111M. baler, cut one of hisfields, 395 bundled the hay, and carted all of it away. PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday A BIG QUITTING BUSINESS SALE 275 AUCTION SALINA BOAT & MOTOR CO. SEPTEMBER 14 EXCELLENT LINE OF TOOLS, EQUIPMENT 495 AND ACCESSORIES AUCTION 524 SOUTH BROADWAY SALE Starts 10:00 a.m. SALINA, KANSAS We will sell at public auction SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 9 A.M. )350 the school building, fixtures and Located: South on Main St.Alma, Kans. Alma is located 3 equipment at school grounds MARINE EQUIPMENT located 2 blocks north of Main 9 Kiekaffer Manlfactured Engine Tie Downs; Marine Switches; Boat miles South of 1-70 & 99 Junction. Street, or just west of water Stands; 2 Boat Jacks; 60 Outboard Hardware; Fishing Lures; Swivel 495 Props;BatteryBoxes, New & Boat Seats; Remote Control Boxes; ing tools of all kinds and tower in Manchester, Kansas. Used; Spot Lights; Speedos, Com- Brass Fittings; Water Bkils, New; plumbing supplies and pipe; passes and Tachs, New & Used; Oar Locks & Sheer Pins;Life TRUCKS electric pumps; hand pumps; Tuesday 100 Qt. Marine Enamel; Roll of Jackets, Ski Vest, Ski Belts, etc, )225 - Adhesive Non Slip Floor Covering. New; Trailer Wheels; Ski Ropes; 1 1963 Chev. 2 ton w/ 2 speed,cylinders & windmill parts; all Paddles & Oars; Steering Cables; 2Ski Caddies; Canvass Tops & gr. box & Heil hoist, very kinds of Massey Harris mach- Tonight 20 Qt. Marine Epoxy Paint; (1,,ast Boat Covers. good inery parts; large stock of GuardApprovedLetters;Boat 175 1 1960 Chev.1/2 ton pickup, garden and farm tools, new. SEPT. 3, 1968 low mileage, short block SHOP EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS Starts 5:30 p.m. 1 1951 IHC 1/2 ton pickup, new NOTE SALE TIME 1 DeWaltJigSawwith, Flex Scout or Jeep; 1 Pickup Winch tires 1 large antique 30 day clock Shaft;15 -HP Air Compressor: With Gin Poles; Several Vibrator $50 1 5 ton Electric Wheel wagon Store fixtures; racks & tab- Lunch Served 1 Walker Turner Drill Press; 1 Sanders & ElectricGrinders; 1 Overhead Track & DollyChain AirSander;1Roller Hydraulic gear les;office equipment; many hoist;'3ManualChainHoists; Engine Hoist; 1 Sand Blaster; 1 articles of new merchandise; School Building 1 1% -Ton Hoist, Electric; 1 %-Ton Acetylene Welder; 1 Airco Electrie 150 LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT dry goods; farm supplies. Hoist,Electric; 1Pressure Car Welder;1 Craftsman Skill Saw; & TOOLS Miscellaneous merchandise - And Ground Wash,Stewart Warner; 1"A" Several ElectricDrills;1 Miter Calf Creep feeders; cattle subject to sale prior to auction. Frame & Hoist; Out Board- Motor Box & Saw; 1 Heavy Four Wheel Test Tank; 1 DeWalt Radial Arm Dolly; 2 FloorJacks,1% -Ton IDERES oilers; cattle squeeze chute; 1 Many other items and artic- PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT Saw; 2PaintGuns,DeVilabis; Hydraulic. 3,000 -lb.platform scale, new,les too numerous to mention. 1 Hydraulic Snow PlowFor can be made portable; new & FIXTURES & EQUIPMENT For information contact Mr. used electric motors, all sizes; For full listings see Grass & OFFICE EQUIPMENT cable hoist for truck; plumb -Cook or the Auctioneer. Metal Desk & Swivel Chair; Sec- S Underwood Electric Adding Ma- Grain Aug. 27. retarial Desk & Chair; Fruitwood chines; Sturgis Cash Drawer In - Leather Divan & Matching Chair; voice Cabinet; Oak Office Table; Terms: Cash Day Of Sale Metal & Leather 2 -Piece Section- Small Wood Office Deck; Birch al; Metal File; Monroe Calculator, WallCabinet;SeveralLotsof ALMA FARMERS UNIONCOOP Electric; Underwood Uprite Type- Misc. Items for Exclusive Marine writer;Fluorescent Desk Light; Alma, Kans. City of Manchester, Use. W. L. Cook, Mgr. Kansas, Owner All Sales Final, and All Items To -Be soldPieceBy Piece Auct: Morris L. Pollman Clerk: Willis Herren, or in Lots To Fit the Buyer Auction Service, & Gary Frank Clerk, Mrs. Bill Bartlett, Man- TERMS CASH: No Property Removed From Premises chester, Kansas. Auctioneers, Until Settled For Alma, Kansas. Phone 765-3988. Alma, Kansas. Foster Kretz & Elmo Steffen, Arlo Gruenthall, Clerk; Auctioneers Frank Harz and Bob Petry Clay Center, Kansas, Phone Phone TA 5-4579, Salina, Kansas PLAN NOW TOATTEND THIS AUCTION Morganville WA 64422. dustries, which is a supplier There is a similar regrouping to of regional cooperatives in' thelocal co-ops and one of thelarg. grain marketing field. A newest of the type in the nation, MergersPut association,called Far -Mar -Co.Fortune magazine in its annualest Mushrooming Inc., was formed fromthe oldranking of industries placed Kansas hen Farmland 237th in the nation. st CIVIAof Kansas City, Equity ge , Co- ividi total Industries Union of Lincoln, Farmers Farmland owns someof its Co-ops AmongBiggest of beginning to ri-plant, and presently theybought,operative Commission Co. own processing facilities, such lion ops, which are Otta- Cen-as fertilizezr plants and oil pronina A midwest farm writerre- In fact, inthe Bennett Creamery at Hutchinson, and the West re. val giant industries. a second plant fineries. Crop cently noted the irony of com-the face offrequent and ma-wa, givingit tral Co-op at Omaha. sins plaints from farmers and small and consolidations,which couldutilizesurplus Jimmie Dean, the manager of Recently it took over entirely The " jor mergers becamea co-op meat packing plant in t] businessmen about trends to co-op officials noware wary milk. the Hutchinson Co-op, at later larger farms and corporate that they mighthave to tread Several consolidations were general manager of the new or-Garden City, which had started porting SE the ganization, which byitssizewith Farmland's help only a few farms, at the same as they were lightlyto avoid anti-trustin- taking place elsewhere in Midwest, and the mostrecent figures to compete with the years ago, with pledges of stock Seventei growing themselves. volvement. milli Few fieldsof business are One of the mostrecent, andconsolidation brought together world-wide exporting compan- and cattle marketings from io four growing faster than farm co- involves thethe Kansas group withassocia- ies. cal people. with most broadest mergers, Ill.; About half the wheat produc- that figUr creation of Mid-America Dairy-tions at St. Louis; Highland, The plant had operatedsue brought together Chillicothe, Mo.; and Spring- ed in the U.S. is sold overseas, cessfully but it soon developed historY, men, which and major facilities like barges,a need for more capital and was not co-opsin Kansas, Iowa,Mis-field, Mo. Herington Ilinois, Texas, The name Mid -America was hopper freight ears, and giantmore management skills. In that reeon souri, Oklahoma, an Rice, Minnesota and Nebraska. adopted by the consolidated elevators right at the harborexchange of stock July 1, Farm. son, milk -handl-group. The generalheadquar- are needed to get a shareofland took the Garden City plant De, °lay% Livestock Some of pioneer counties. ing co-ops started40 years ago,ters is at Kansas City. the market. over, illustrating how the coop gradually becoming theexclu- The new consolidationbrings Far -Mar -Co. owns 40 percenterative movement has steadily The per of the stock and controls a new nercount) Auction Co. sive broker for dairyfarmers into Mid -America Dairymen sev- accelerated into larger areas. their areas. When thebulk milkeral processing plants.Officials elevator just above New Or- picture aboutexplain that one of themajor leans on the Mississippi river. Sale Every tank came into the will MATTRESS & 20 years ago, the co-opsboughtadvantages of this will be that Eventually, Far -Mar -Co. BOX SPRINGS Tuesda big glasslined tanks ontrucksthe co-op will be able toshift have an elevator and marketing and leased them todrivers. surplus milk, that is milknot facilitiesin Europe too. Specials Every Day bulk needed for grade A bottling pur- The buildup of facilities and New Low Prices Farmers who installed Buy. Direct tom Operating under Federal Supervision processing bankroll in this mushrooming & Bonded for your protection. tanks got a premiumfor theirposes, to a nearby graduallyplant for use in making ice consolidation can be seen thru Also Complete Rebuilding Our market on Tuesday, Aug.27th grade A milk, and Service nearly all of themdid. cream, cottage cheese, orfroz- Far -Mar -Co. One of the consoli- looked something like this: with dating group was the Coopera- butcher cows & balogna bulls, Co-ops like this wereformed,en dessert products. Manhattan again selling strong, 254 to 504 as the ShawneeMilk Producers Formerly, a weakness in thetive Marketing Association of higher than the previous week. at Topeka and theNemaha milk marketing setup was thatKansas City, which a few years Mattress Co. F. could Light weight stocker and feeder Creamery at Sabetha.Some ofa surplus in a given area before had acquired Dannen 414 S. 4th PR 8.5302 steers, under 500 lbs. steady to these co-ops - atTopeka, Sa-hurt the local market while Mills at St. Joseph, a soybean strong; 500 lb to 700 lb. steady, such milk perhaps could have processing mill and feed mill. and 700 lb. to 900 lb. a little betha,St. Joseph, Springfield, and Chillicothe - laterformedbeen used advantageously some When the Hutchinson associa- on the draggy side and in spots tion became a part of the group, 504 lower. Stocker & feeder a loose federationto bargain place else. made In effect, the dairy farmers itcontributed a processing heifers steady, with last week. for higher prices thanthose set while A few fat cattle over 950 lbs. at by federal milk handlingorders.thru theirconsolidatedco-ops plant which makes bulgur,a $26.80. Here's a few representa- are taking steps toward manag-wheat food product. you Another federation of region- wait tive sales that were made: al co-ops across severalstatesing their own surpluses rather Of course, best known of the STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS finally a yearthan leaving the entire task toregional co-ops is Farmland In - AGGIE HARDWARE 265 @ 36.40 was formed, and 2 whiface steers the government. 1205 Moro MANHATTAN 1 whiface steer 255 @ 35.50 ago there was aconsolidation 1 whiface steer 360 @ 32.75 of Pure Milk in Kansas City, 1 whiface steer 365 @ 30.75 Shawnee Milk Producers atTo- 10 whiface steers 345 @ 30.40 peka, and Nemaha Co-op atSa- 3 blackwf steers300 @ 29.40 betha. 7 blackwf steers415 @ 29.25 The Nemaha plant gave theWheat At 25 -Year Low 4 whiface steers420 @ 29.30 organization its own processing 8 whiface steers690 @ 26.60 Tuesday 9 whiface steers520 @ 29.10 8 whiface steers516 @ 26.50 Black Stallion .roto or square By Ruth E. Clifton 12 whiface steers 625 @ 26.60 bale twine, fully guaran- els. teed $6.55 bag or 10 bags Kansas State University As for exports, the U.S.is SATU 1 whiface bull 595 @ 26.90 Here's one indication of the 1 whiface bull 540 @ 25.80 @ $6.45 running into increasing competi- 10 whiface steers 835 @ 26.00 16 -ft. Hay-O-Vators $89.50, 4 problem Kansas farmers are ale tion in foreign markets, and our KANS, 9 whiface steers760 @ 26.00 and 8 -ft.extensions avail- up against these days. Wheat stocks of grain are building up. Livestock receipts were fairly light able at the local auction this week be- 3 black steers 700 @ 24.70 slumped to $1.23 a bushel in Of great importance for the 4 black steers 830 @ 25.90 Femco combine cabs for most mid -June, the lowest price in 25 cause of the rainfall Tuesday morn makes, with many deluxe future is the rapid progress be- ing prevented the stockmen from Sellin 14 whiface steers 840 @ 25.45 years. ing made in the wheat produc- 3 holstein steers630 @ 22.55 features $398 On a parity basis, the aver- getting their livestock out of the ke geld 3 holstein steers 1035 @ 22.00 All steel pickup stock racks ing capacity of India and Paki- pasture lots to our auction. rses, 196i 945 @ 26.80 $125 age U.S. farm price of $1.24 in stan. Introduction of new var- attiringt 2 fat steers June was 47 percent of parity, 11 whiface steers 550 @ 28.90 Creosote base outside white 26.00 compared with 61 percent for ieties, use of more fertilizer 18 whif strs687 p 9 whiface steers520 @ 29.30 paint $3.05 gal., bright red and better soil, and water man- 2 whif steers 565 @25.85 Au 495 @ 28.70 June 1967. 7 black steers barn paint $2.84 gal., Bril- agement practices have boosted 18 mx steers 848 p25.15 For oat 7 black steers 585 @ 27.60 liant red barn paint $4.32 A number of factors are be- Bo: gal. hind the general decline in yields considerably. 6 blk steers759 p25.15 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS Exterior glass, fume proof, wheat prices: Large world This year's crop in these coun- 13 whif hfrs 567 p25.50 6 black heifers 455 @ 26.60 lead free house paint $4.15 wheat supplies, a softening oftries contrasts sharply with the 6 mix steers 730 @24.75 5 whiface heifers 420 @ 26.10 gal. food shortages in previous years 6 mix steers 678 25,35 475 @ 25.70 export demands, and a build-up 24.20 6 black heifers Interior dripless latex wall of wheat supplies in the U.S. which resulted in large food aid 4 blk steers843 VESTOC] 8 black heifers 405 @25.60 paint $3.95 gal. shipments from the U.S. 3 bwf heifs920 20.60 4 whiface heifers 545 @24.80 We have a large stock of and Canada. 4 bwf sas [email protected] 4 whiface heifers 620 @25.00 school supplies at great sav- Favorable growing conditions 555 p26.90 12 whiface heifers60S @25.05 2 blk steers ings. the last two years have resulted 3 blk steers330 p27.70 7 whiface heifers 685 @25.00 in record or near -record crops 9 whiface heifers 740 @24.80 3 hoist. hfrs 473 @23.50 00 p.m 8 plain heifers 625 @24.00 in most grain producing areas. 8 blk steers397 @28.20 ESTE' In the U.S., this largely offset I am moving into the new 5 whif hfrs345 @26.75 BUTCHER COWS the 1968 acreage reduction. This Presbyterian Manor and will 2 roan hfrs655 p23.80 had a high 1 holstin cow 1520 @18.70 FARMRANCH year's crop is estimated to besell at public auction at my 16mix hfrs571 @ 24.60 area. The eat+ 1 whiface cow 965 @18.60 home located at 620 Dexter St. 25,20 1)25e0igher. about the same size as last 2 whif strs 735 @ butchers 1 holstein cow 1415 @18.00 in Clay Center, Kans. s SUPPLY year's record 1.5 billion bushels. 12 mix strs847 p 23.75 of Wedna 1 holstein cow1325 @17.30 A carryover of about 545 mil- 698 @ 25.65 1 whiface cow 1025 @18.20 19 wf steers Emporia lion bushels provides a total Wedn., Sept. 4 482 (c@ 27.50 1060 @18.40 10 wf steers STOCKER8 1 whiface cow Starts 6:00 p.m. 27.40 1 holstein cow1620 @18.20 West Hwy. US 50 supply of nearly 2.1 billion bush - 8 wf steers 530 @ kwf steer 18.00 Iron bed, mattress and spring; 263.00 steers 1 holstein cow 1430 @ 2 blk cows,. offs,. pr. k steers 1 black cow 1120 @17.50' chest of drawers; cedar ward- S blk cows,. elf s,pr.243.00 robe; hall tree; davenport; wal- kwf steer 1 whiface cow 980 @16.40 THE COMPLETE DISPERSION OF S blk cows,. clfs, pr.248.00 ewf steers nut buffet;floor lamp; cedar 00 1 wfcanner cow830 @15.40 5 blk cows, clfs ,pr. 255. OCKER &F (many more cows not listed) chest; face heifer High back rocker and small TODAY'SCONSIGNMENTS k heifers BALOGNA BULLS rocker; 3 rockers; Edison rec- 27 Hereford cows withcalves kkwf heifer FRED WILLARD ord player; dining room table, ted heifers 1 whiface bull 1620 @ 22.60 by side small, round; four dining chairs; 19 Whiteface steers, 550lbs. 'lace heifer 1 whiface bull 1210 @ 22.00 REGISTERED ANGUS HERD heifers Gas heater; small gas range, 3 piggy Sows w 1 whiface bull 1085 @ 23.70 apartmentsize;kitchentable Were no 13 Wf. Steers, 675-725lbs. gc with three chairs, wood with C If you have cattle to sell, call Tues., Sept. 10 Starts 12 Noon 28 Mixed Color Cattle dropleaf ; ace cow collect C. C. Wendt BL 8-2529 EMPORIA LIVESTOCK AUCTION BARN, EMPORIA, KS. Refrigerator Frigidaire M 1-7; 23 Wf. Steers and Heifers, [stein cows Herington; Wm. Schnell garden hose; hoe; toaster; elec- 700-800 lbs. (face cow SELLING 200 LOTS 18 Wf. Steers, 650.750 BL 8-2039, Herington; Ted tric iron; ironing board; some lbs. Haefner, 317, Lincolnville. 197 Females -100 with calves by side dishes, etc.; pillows; vanity and 16 Wf. Heifers, 675-750 chair; bed and dresser; 75Weigh -up Bulls & Cows For nearly 20 years Fred Willard has been ayeloping Birdseye maple commode; one of the good Angus herds in Kansas. The Foun ation of Boston rocker; and miscellan- Herington this herd was cows selected in the Parker -Parrish dispersion eous small items too numerous info. oresth where Fred Willard had been associated for five years. to mention. .!.11-KER HERD BULLS - THEY SELL 243.1074 Livestock eloif e 243-1674 For Full Information See Grass & Grain Aug. 27 Mrs. Caroline Lippe Auction Owher Livestock Sale Manager: Phil Ljungdahl, Box 1209, Dodge City, Kansas 67801 Clerk: Florene Robinson, 1717 Office PhonePE8.3578 Auction Co. 6th, Clay Center. 8-2547 Herington, Kans. FRED WILLARD, Owner Aucts: Foster Kretz & Elmo Don SchmittPE 1309 East 11th, Apt. 3, Emporia, Kansas 66801I Steffen, Clay Center, phone Morganville WA 64422. PPlierto the larg- nation. S annual estWheatOutput Since'61 placed Kansas hasproduced its big- led the list with 12.8 million nation. gest wheat cropin seven years, bushels. Reno was a strongsec- .2, 86 " 3,/6 t.p44k Wo4.44. Nall Nem. Le of its with totalproduction at 254 mil- 2.4x,2..742 ond with 11.6 million andMc- la 2,139.3..c 2143.8110 3:3251a34 .2.751f* ha5V Les, such bushels, according to the Shormin .23 23 lion %worn 26 '-9 34. Pherson, Harper and Sedgwick 51.4.4 Grolmo 3.2. .34 3-7 td on of the Kan- Rooks t Mmoroorn Ladmon re. preliminary report followed. . 84,62.432 g.257 CI" .2299 .V/32. 04/5451 Selmon sas Crop ReportingService. /3 .2.97o44428 33314,c 1.170 The accompanyingmap shows /9- 20 -2g 39 lot entirely The figures will be revised kapon /9 22 828 how the south central andcen- RIO 39 V 36is plant later inthe year when the Re- 3o c . 8'49 3: 2475470114 at tral areas of Kansas had -3 1. 200.1 all the 4483..38/ 37 SoMo 91; §60.0 .d started porting Service gets more detail- /0 Ettworth // 11- 12. 5.6 ?e,.orris OWP A best of the 1968 harvest.Start- mloy Wehno 5475:2 4, -Li my a few ed figures. ing at Wellington, .35.2 "I. C76- 53 37f4A0 -5W a line of sev- .4419 9.2f McPborson 3 of stock Seventeen counties produced /G£3 2,1/30 ;25 ,86//. 00i en counties northward Cl,..36 37 on US81 / /7 /5"" 1087 37 or more bushels, Na // /2.Poormo 5,07 5.594,5.074 from lo. four million had four -millionor better bush- el& .4mm with most of them reaching 1 3i 3b .857/050hoc° 1.221 Mm. 36 el production, and allother .377.57.2.2St. 37 .ated suo that figure for thatfirst time 17.-13.114z2;fr;o2.,420 Weeds. Men counties with that muchout- NM ..?/59 $40 in history. Tho G&G's research 17 St4T4 , 5-95 ga .934.660 developed put were adjacent to it. //g0 - /7 Pm. 3.520 Kamm 3, 08,0 33 .34 was not complete, it is likely 3.0.6.- Wilson N.«. tal and Among the majorproducers, /,294 7.99.2 that records were set in Dickin- if- 84SI I. ills. Inan Harvey and Butler ..ad. Clark 34 counties Smv4 /4 MM. Cowley 4g14 35" 37- r 1, Farm. son, Rice,Marion, Harvey, Sa- Hwpw Mongwom lobo. both averaged 40 bushels,a 35Drn t 572./. 045e 3, su,./ 9 line, Ottawa, Mitchell, and Cloud you449.1c'"''''T".34Z/V5.7,off City plant yield topped only bythe areas .70 ad39 the coop- counties. around Garnett and Mound The perennial leader, Sum- Ci- ssteadily ty, both with smalleracreages. r areas. ner county (Wellington), again The average yield inthe state was 25.5 bushels. Where Wheat Nemoho Grew In Kansas

These two Day Jackson maps detail the preliminaryreport of the 1968 wheat Jellterm crop in Kansas. The es map above shows the totalwheat production in each county in millionsof bushels with the smaller ty showing theaverage yield. figure in eachcoun- uilding The map at left and Winfield in shows how the countiesrunning from Wellington a strip two to three widenorth dominated thewheat n production. All of theblack counties producedfour million bushels. Next bestproduction was adjacent or more :0. northwest. to this bumper stripand t 8-5302

11114 million or 1 million to BEATRICE more bushels 1.99 million made 2 million to less than while SSSSS 3.99 million I million you wait 1191.inamiLrldInamshamidpuesuipmenuainiamidethirsawrianiml 'ARE YOU ARE INVITED The top 25 wheat producers in 77 HATTAN Kansas in 1968 according to the preliminary report of the Kansas LIVESTOCK Crop Reporting Service were (by Kansas Quarter Horse millions of bushels): SALES CO 1. Sumner 12.800 11. Salina Assn. Amtual SALE 2. Reno 4.752 11.620 12. Ottawa 4.704 3. McPherson 8.496 13. Cowley 4. Harper 4.692 8.283 14. Mitchell 4.628 5. Sedgwick. The Important 7.992 15. Barton 4.522 SATURDAY, SEPT. 14 6 p.m. 6. Kingman 6.864 16. Cloud. 4.257 Nebraska Auction 7. Dickinson 5.698 17. Stafford 4.002 for Cattle & Hogs 8. Rice 5.487 18. Barber 3.969 KANSAS STATE FAIR HUTCHINSON 9. Marion 5.076 19. Jewell 3.840 e fairly light 10. Harvey 4.920 20. Pratt 3.675 MON.-CATTLE is week be- iesday morn kmen from SeHing 75 Reg. Quarter Horses 21. Ford 3.520 WEDN.-HOGS out of the Broke geldings, mares, serviceable stallions,proven show 22. Pawnee 3.402 Sale Time 12:00 Noon Lion. horses, 1968 colts, yearling show -working prospects. 23. Clay 3.400 Featuring the stock of many well-known Kansas breeders. 24. Russell 3.381 25. Washington 3.348 SPECIAL 26.00 CONSIGNMENT 25.85 Auctioneer: Verlin Green, Newman, Kans. 25.15 For catalog write: BOB WILSON, Salesmanager. Mon., Sept. 9 25.15 Box 3B St. George, Kans. 65 HEAD 25.50 WF STEERS 24.75 25.35 650-700 LBS. 24.20 LIVESTOCK Saturday 20.60 AUCTION AUCTION Market Report We had an extra large rutsan 23.75 hogs last Wednesday with 1 & 26.90 SEPTEMBER 7 2 grade butchers weighing 190 27.70 Sale Every Wed. SALE to 220 at 18.75 to 19.75; 220 to 240 lbs. at 19.25 to a top of 23.50 1:00 p.m. Starts 12:30 Noon 19.95; 240 to 280 lbs: 18.75 to 28.20 19.25;280lbs. & over:18.00 26.75 to 18.75. Light sows: 17.50 to We will sell the following described property at the farm lo- 23.80 We had a light cated 3 miles west, 2 south, and 18.50 with heavier weights at: run at the sale Wednesday due to the heavy rains in the 3/4 west of Woodbine, Kans.; or 16.00 to 17.50. Boars: 13.25 to 24.60 area. The cattle marketwas fully steady on all classes. Cows were stronger 5 miles north, 2% miles east ofHope. 14.25 with a light Hamp boar 25.20 to 25e higher. Thehog market was steady to slightly lower with the bulk of at $40.00 & 1 red boar wt 360 the butchers sellingfrom $18.80 to $19.15. Below are some representative Old Massey No. 5 mower ) 23.75 lbs. at 17.60, Some feeder pigs sales of Wednesday,August 28. MACHINERY 2 wheel dump trailer sale include: ) 25.65 Horse scoop; wagon running 20 Mix pigs at $19.00 ) 27.50 1 whiface cow 1075 @ 17.70 1951 Massey Harris 44 tractorgear; old Gleaner combine; 11 Mix pigs at 12.75 STOCKER & FEEDERSTEERS 1 wh ifroan cow 1 070 @ 17.60 John Deere Model B tractor drag harrow; dump rake; com- 27 Mix pigs at ) 27.40 blackwf steer 430 @ 27.40 18.50 roan steers 1 broface cow 101 5 @ 17.20 IHC W30 tractor bine bin. 35 Mix pigs at 15.75 ro263.00 581 @ 26.20 black steers Baby calves sold from $36.00 to IHC 8-16 rubber tired grain 25 Mix pigs at 15.00 T.243.00 537 @ 26.10 $69.00 by the head. HAY blackwfsteer 460 @ 27.10 drill with fertilizer attach. & 33 Mix pigs at 16.25 re 248.0° plainwf steers 1 black bull 1 225 @ 22.20 power lift, good 1200 bales 1st cutting alfalfa, 27 Mix pigs at 16.00 360 @ 27.30 1 whiface bull @ 240.00 r. 255.00 STOCKER& FEEDER HEIFERS JD Model R manure spreader inside 15 Wht pigs at 16.50 whiface heifers HOGS John Deere mounted cultivator975 bales oats straw 8 Hamp pigs at 13.00 366 @ 26.20 6 hamp hogs 220 @ 19.15 8 Mix pigs at LAMENTS black heifers 377 @ 25.20 Massey Harris Super 26 self-350 bales alfalfa, outside 11.25 calves hackwf heifers 4 white hogs 226 @ 19.05 propelled combine 9 Mix pigs at 12.25 383 @ 25.00 4 mixed hogs 208 @ 19:10 MISCELLANEOUS 10 Hamp pigs at..,. 15.75 mixed heifers 498 @ 24.10 IHC 45T baler IHC No. 3 separator; grain *face heifers 2 hamp&wh i hogs 255 @ 18.90 20 Wht fdrs wt 153 at 20.25. 50 lbs. 483 @ 23.1 0 24 mixed pigs @ 20.00 John Deere 4 -section spring - auger; electric motors; steel Feeder pigs, male hogs & bred se heiferswere plain cattle, tooth e were no 7 white pigs @ 16.75 pipes; Maytag washer; large gilts sell around 2:30. i lbs. good to choice sold) 25 white pigs @ 14.75 IHC 4 -section springtooth wood panels; oak dimension @ 12.25 Massey Harris No. 6 mower lumber; * cowCOWSface 11 white pigs CATTLE holstein 900 @1 8.20 ' Sows sold from $15.80 to $17.00 2 Case side delivery rakes Used lumber 2x6s and 2x12s; irs, cows 1216 @ 18.70 16 -ft. hay trailer, 2 -in. floor We have been having a whiface which was higher than last week. tractor wheel weights; tractor good run of cattle with ac- cow 1160 @ 18.20 Boars ranged from $13.00 to $13.40. Stroda hay elevator umbrella; cement blocks; fan- lbs. MM tandem disc ning mill; tank heater; tive markets. If you have cat- 01) lbs. tle you want to sell, call us Dempster 100 lister Electric fence posts and and we'll be glad to look ows KCNK Dempster chisel wire; barb wire; new woven them over. No obligation. MON.-WED.-FRI. 2 Case 3-14; Case 244 plows wire; lat of smooth wire; 6:45 Auctioneers Steel wheeled manure spread-hedge posts; railroad ties; ma- BARN PHONE info, or estimates LARRY LAGASSE er ny bolts & tools too numerous 4 WALKER CH 31714 223-3571 243-1074 2 wheel stock trailer to mention. 2 miles north of Beatrice, op- ROLLIE LAGASSE posite airport. e 243-1674 CH 32215 action I.. L. And D. D. Schmid, Owners Clarence Tegtmeier 8-3578 Concordia SalesCo. Delmer Jurgens 8-2547 Auct: Remy & Sharp. Clerk: Citizens National Bank, Jr. Thimm Woodbine. D1ICOIRDIA KANSAS =w

of the rest. Three of the steers September : were slaughtered, and their carcasses graded average choice. Cull Quickly Or Not AtAll, The remaining steers were di-under vided into groups of three steersshowed per riga each. Two groups were limited - beef tiolAND fed, and two groups were full mtoarakdevtainngce farmers Says IowaResearch simildealray of two moll tl per day for the fourrespectivefed. Average length of the giver in AMES, Iowa - It may not said test results show that any feeding period was 63 days. both groups viille, got economic advantage that mighttests. However, the advantage pay in dollars and cents to cull The limited -fed cattle con- over feed costs.However milo orv slow -gaining cattle after the be gained from culling is largelyof the "fast" group over the re- 61 eldullistarishow: sumed about 45 per cent as full -fed steers would was go. first 56 days of the feeding per- lost after the first two monthsmaining portion of the feedingmuch feed, but put on only per head more profit ather or so on feed and then period was only0.2,0.15,0.1 enough ran', iod, and similarly there's no ad- about 30 per cent as much live limited -fed annual vantage to limiting the feed in- that the feeder might as welland 0.2 pound daily gain. Examination of At the Over-all, the "fast" gaining weight as the full -fed cattle - ers fromal take of finished steers that are save himself the trouble of try- fseehodiwnegd thhaadtlliimttliet animals were more desirable toabout two-thirds pound per day part of N' being held off the market ining to spot and eliminate them gain for limited -fedcattle hopes of realizing a better price. after carrying them that long.feed because of the advantage area viewing against 2 pounds per day for thecarcass l age 120bus] So said researchers address- Four Tests obtained during the first 56 groups tended to produce Self explained that four sep-days. However, there seems tofull-feds. Feed requirements and averaging ing Iowa State University's 50th feed cost per pound of gain fav- areatleailcabreceasf annual Cattle Feeders Day arate tests were conducted withbe no dependable way to deter- ored the full -fed steers. cattle IDed crowd. uniform yearling steers weigh-mine which animals will be the More Profit immediately after an The idea that only early cut -ing 600-650 lbs., with weights fast gainers until they have finishing period. checked at 28 -day intervals. been in the feedlot for a while, The full -fed animals also ling of slow -gainers is a paying showed more profit. Based up- mostPe riod.important proposition was emphasized in Tests lasted 143 days. Self said. By that time the ma- difference was that the Similar results were obtained jor portion of the adverse ef-on steady cattle prices and feed a report given by Prof. H. L. prices and no discount for hea- steers had carcasses 83 po Self, in charge of ISU's outly- from all four tests. During thefects of the poor doing cattle heavier than the liinited.fel first 56 days the "fast" group have already accumulated. vier carcass weight, thefull - ing experimental farms, who fed steers showed $4.25per steers. These 83 pounds outgained the "slow" group 1.25, Best But... worth $33 per animal. 1.8, 1.6 and 1.9 pounds per head The animals with the highesthead profit over cattle"sold" rate of gain for thefirst 56 days of the feeding period tend- ed to have the highest average Friday AUCTION daily gain for the entire period. Picking out the last gainers be- Located 7 miles east of Altafore putting the cattle into the Vista, Kans., then 1 mile southfeedlot would be very desirable AUCTION SEPTEMBER and I/4 mile east. but does not appear to be pos- sible at our present level of Starts 12:00 Noon. Wedn., Sept. 11 knowledge, according to Self. SALE Starts 1:00 p.m. Once a feeder has invested Lunch Served MACHINERY 56 days of time, feed and capi- Sylvan Farmall "M" tractor, power talinthe slow gainer,it NEW & USED MACHINERY .DEALER'S CLOSE steering, Power -Pack unit, nearseems to be a questionable eco- Having sold my Massey -Ferguson Dealership to M. W. SALE CO., INC. new tires, extra good; Farmallnomic practice to identify and man, I will sell my Used andSome New Machinery at Sylvan Grove, Ks. "C" tractor, overhauled, extracull the slow gainers at that Auction, at the Fairbury Fairgrounds,Fairbury, Nebr. Tour grc FRIDAY SALES EACH WEEK good; Allis 3-14 plow, on rubber; time. Those animals as fast 11 Dam. Selling 1000-1500 fresh countryIHC 2-14 plow; Case 2.14 plow 1950 M -H 4 diesel; 1950 MI stocker and feeder cattle, calves on rubber; John Deere chisel, gainers may not continue to per- NEW ITEMS 30 gas; 1948 JD B tractor. and stock cows each week. new tires; Fox silage blower;form at a rate superior to the Stanhoist, complete unit, trail- Mike Meyer 913-526-3535 1967 field sprayer, 100 gallonother animals in the group, Self er, tires, box & hoist INDUSTRIAL TRACTORS Micky Meyer 913.526-3225 capacity, 6 -row; late Allis 6 -ft.pointed out. 3 Dekon gravity boxes 1967 MF 304 Industrial, with combine, good;3 -sectionhar- Similarly, the slow gainers 2 electric 7 -ton trailers, withloader, demonstrator row; 2 -section harrow; IHC 8 -ft. during the first 56 days may tires 1967 MF 2135 Industrial, with Quinter tandem disc; IHC side delivery 3 Kewanee 7 -ton trailers, with loader, demonstrator rake, low wheel, on rubber; IHCimprove sufficiently in rate of tires COMBINES LIVESTOCK grain drill; their time in the feedlot to 2 electric Hi -Lift 7 -ton hoists, IHC 12 -ft. dump rake, good;make some of them more desir- with brackets 8 1966 MF 410, 14ft. COMM. CO. Two 4 -wheel hay trailers, good hoist,with 1965 MF 410, 14 -ft. Quieter,Ks. 6 ply tires; 2 -wheel trailer; IHCable than some animals identi- Midwest 5 -ton 1963 MF Super 92, 14 -ft MONDAY SALES EACH WEEKlister for "C" tractor, 2 -point; fied at fast gainers during the brackets 1961 MF Super 92, 14 -ft. Selling 1000-1500 fresh countryIHC cultivator for "C" tractor, Cherokee 6 -ft. blade, 3 -point 1964 MF 300, 13 -ft., with cab stocker and feeder cattle, calves first 56 days, Self concluded. Ottawa P.H. digger, 9" auger 2 -point; Woods Bros. corn pick- "Holding" Feed Vasar P.H. digger, 9" auger 1956 Mall 60, 12 -ft. and stock cows each w'eOlt. er; IHC corn binder; 2 -row Speco P.H. digger, 9" & 6" 1955 M -H 80 Special, 14ft Having sot Jay Meyer 913.754-3354 horse drawn cultivator; Mc- With respect to holding fin- 1960 MF 72, 12'; 1952 IA -H 21, auger 14; 52 M -H 26, 12' ace 11/2 mile Cormick - Deering threshing ished steers on short rations 2 MF 3 -point scrapers, rear then 31/2 mile Meyer Stocker Feedermachine, excellent; post hole while waiting for a market up- mounted 1965 IH 403, 14 -ft., with cab Order Buying Servicedigger, Fresno; shop -built self -turn, researchers emphasized 2 Kewanee 24 -ft. drag harrows1958 IH 101, 12 -ft., with cab - Good unloading silage wagon; some MF sub -sailer, 3 -point 1960 IH 91, 10 -ft. Featuring Cattle Direct household goods and miscellan-that the economic advantage, in 1958 JD 55, 12 -ft., withcab From The Country fact, is on the side of continuing MF scarifier scoop pullft.type, eous. 2 Kayker heavy duty loaders A-C& combine, TRAI Mike Meyer, Sylvan Grove, Ks. such animals on full feed. PTO Mr. and Mrs. 2 Burch 4 -row cultivators Hesston 3 -row head for cors1965 John D Micky Meyer,. Sylvan Grove The experiment in question Burch 6 -row cultivator tractor, 1,21 Jay Meyer, Quinter, Ks. Wm. J. Olson involved 15 steers that had been bine, like new 3 Kent 24 -ft. springtooths Dunkenbe 2-row head for corn. front end, 3 OWNERS on full feed of corn for nearly Kent 18 -ft. springtooth 1959 John De Auct: Jim Kirkeminde. Stanhoist 24 -ft. Tiger Claw, six months and weighed an aver- Chrysler motor for 27combine tor, 1,853 h Clerk: Alta Vista State Bank. S.T. 1958 John De age of 1,329 pounds at the start Stanhoist 19 -ft. Tiger Claw, Chrysler tmotor for.for 26 combine reel, combine tor, 1,183 h S.T. Hume end, 3 -point Noble 3 -point harrow carrier MISC. MACHINERY IH Model F4, Kewanee 300 series, 14 -ft. disc, ODtthalwaaB4a6laince 7 -ft. John Deere 20" blades old Kewanee 900 series, 10'11" mMowl-er3;1 t. elevator NOW IT'S OFFICIAL IH No. 45 PTObaler; IH 10-20 tract disk, 20" blades disk; Case side delivery Minneapolis -IV Kewanee 900 series, 171/2', with cultivators' CON wings 2 M -M 12 -ft. field 1962 John De Kewanee 900 series,13'5" 2 Ferguson 2 -row, .`:-1) tivators; ft. combine disk, 20" blades 2 Continental 2 -row a, Reel Kewanee 900 series,14'9" Allis-Chalmer 2 Woods 1 -rowccrneT;ienkeigrss:: disk, 20" blades A -C PTO rake! David bine baler; Es, DRYI PLOWS mower; A -C round drake,ire8-uefl)t Butler forced 64,663 Hogs 2 -row MH 3-14, 3 -point; 2 Ford 3-nis pickup; Ili with 3 hp. 14, 3 -point; A -C mounted, 2-14;Jayhawk manure 1oader;set pickupisa gas heater Case mounted, 2 -bottom, 2-14;of stock racks for p TRUCK down; IH 3-14 pull type. nt cult!. 1954 Chevrol SOLD IN THE 12 -MONTH PERIOD IH 2 -row front m with under PICKUPS - 1966 Chev. longvator; JD 4 -row l condition 1/2 -ton pickup er; JD side deliveryrake; JD JD 240John Deere MAKES THE 1954 Ford pickup 2 -row 3 -point lister; with 140-bt 3 -point planter; IH 4-rowtypeP1111 TRACTORS pulortorIlBiyipnrsettael-row Go & underbo: rotary hoe; III John Deere 1960 MF 65 diesel HC Dig; Pee' with 140-bt. 1960 MF 65 diesel SC Ford 3 -point hay rake: box,6 1958 MF 65 gas HC less 12 -ft.rotary harrow; 84 nrrn; 2 flatbedunder)1 Washington Sales Co. 1964 MF 65 gas HC, with M.P.Letz burr grinders, r -- dual wheel transmission Wetmore 'grinders,PTO; 1959 MF 50 gas SC hammer mill; 3 JD 1951 Ferguson 20 gas spreaders for 2 -rowlisters; MAC ler 1964 Ford 4000 gas; 1950 8N Ford fertilizer spreader 1967 JohnD 3 1947 9N Fords; 1964 M -M2 -row lister; 3 push nO mounted the No.1 Hog Market some 09 c 602, LP gas; 1955 JD 60 gas; saws;lawn 1965 John ers; 3 chain des to° De 1956 Oliver Super 99 Wheat-tools; many other aril Mounted pl land; 1953 Allis-Chalmers WD;numerous to mention. JohnDeere 1967 24 -ft., All above items subject to private sale prior to sale date. with sprin; inKansas 1963John I TERMS: Financing Available row Plante Official. Report of Kansas Livestock Sanitary Commission. FAIRBURY IMPLEMENT CO. Herman Wiedel, Owner Fairbury. Phone 7292358 Mr. Faint ED BURT, OWNER WASHINGTON, KANS. Auct: Harold R. Siegel, Clerk: Fairbury State De Cler Livestock, Real Estate & General Farm Sales, Aucts:Schul HOGS SELL TUESDAYS CATTLE WEDNESDAYS era1 Farm s Fairbury, Nebraska, phone 729-3651. .729-2435; Wa Duane 461111111

Marking Courtland Grass & Grain 27 Irrigation Area September 3, 1968 COURTLAND -Ten yearsbeans 32 bushels and silage atvoir flow into the waterway tograded soil ranging downward along the Repub- 19 tons. Lovewell Dam on White Rockthrough four levels. ro,farmersin this area west of And the fields do it every Creek in Kansas. In addition, after the first 10 lican Rivergot a good crop ofyear now. From Lovewell Dam, con- years of use, the farmers sup- gelleviille, milo or wheatwhen the Ten years ago, the Kansas- structed for irrigation and rec-posedly have recovered part of corn, was goodarid there Bostwick Irrigation District be-reation north of Courtland, can-their cost of buying irrigation weather enough rain. gan operation. It had been sev-als now carry water to 250 machinery and rebuildinglev- was eral years in conception and At theannual tour, some 300 farmers' 40,000 acres of land. eled soils. Then, they must re- from all acrossKansas building. Ray Clark, farming near thepay the federal government for farmers It consists of a canal from the cost of the dam and canals. This and partof Nebraska, toured Nebraska border north of Re- viewing corn fields thatGuide Rock Diversion Dam atpublic, told the group his cropsis repaid at the rate of $2.70 to file area bushels to the acre,Superior, Nebr., which lets wat-used to vary from "100 bushels$2.90 an acre per year for 40 average 120 er from Harlan County Reser- years. milo averaging87 bushels, soy- an acre to nothing." Now, he has 400 acres of irri- After 40 years, the farmers gated corn along with his otherwill have repaid the entire cost farming operations, farrows 24 of the dam and irrigation pro- sows four times a year, feeds ject. about 900 beef cattle annually, Currently the big irrigation finishes about 900 head of hogsdistrict has 16 full-time employ- and has a steady farming oper-es, four buildings, and 33 pieces ation at all times. of major equipment for repair The tour was conducted un-and maintenance of the 250 der auspices of the Kansas Irri- miles of canals and laterals serv- /624m41 kaw gation, Reclamation Association, ing the 40,000 acres. the Kansas -Bostwick Irrigation The cost of maintenance is District, Kansas State Univer- about $160,000 a year. Value of gal4 sity and the Agricultural Exten-the crops from the project in sion Councils of both Republic1967 totaled a gross of $3 mil- I don't just look a.1 my wheat and Jewel counties. lion, Marquardt said. field, I see it. BER 13 Those attending ranged from dryland farmers across the state COW POKES By Ace Reid to irrigators ob both ditch and 1* 'v ,;on spray variety. Dr. Robert Bohannon, director erved of extension at Kansas State Un- Y". iversity, a speaker at a noon .05E -OUT luncheon near Lovewell Dam, :NI. W. Bro- told the group he recalled the at Public date in 1954 and meeting at :liar. Tour group sees how irrigation works near Love - which the plans for the irriga- well Dam. tion district were adopted. In those days, he said, re- ACTORS search had reached the point with Saturday where they believed the limit of r nitrogen application was about 90 pounds to the acre. Now, he for AUCTION said, applications are ranging -;-N--- -' S SEPTEMBER 1 near the 300 -pound mark and ft. still climbing. Starts 11 a.m. Farmers saw fields of corn '--:tc--1 -islatI*4110s--10" 1441 SALE where population irrigation, row 14 -ft Lunch Served spacing and fertilizer studies cab --7------'' , with NEBRASKA SALE were cracking the 200 -bushel 3, 1441 production mark with regular- Having sold our farm, we will sell at public auction,at the ity. 52 II -11 27, Highway 136, Ace "ReA, r place 11/2 miles northeast of Fairbury, Nebr., on Orvin Marquardt manager of with cab then 31/2 miles north. the irrigation district, explained ..well, there with cab - Good ParkingFacilities South of Building Site - that each farmer buys 15 inch- " You say I oughts rest this pasture . ain't been a head of stock on.it fer5years!" with cab 1958 John Deere No. 214 wire uf of water a year per acre. The 30.11 type, baler cost is $4.30 an acre for the top INI=111t TRACTORS 1965 Krause 15,6 -wheel tan- I for coin. 1965 John Deere 4020 diesel dem, seal bearings, 9" spac- tractor, 1,273 hours, wide ing for coot - front end, 3 -point hitch 1959 John Deere 20-7, Model Starts 1:00 p.m. 1959 John Deere No. 530 trac- LL drill, seeder attachment Sale Every Monday 27 combine tor, 1,853 hours & Power-Trol 26 combine 1958 John Deere No. 420 trac-John Deere 4 -section rotary This week's sale found more cattle consigned. H. Ponton, Delphos -27 whif steers773 25.20 r combine tor, 1,183 hours, wide front hoe The majority were feeder heifers and steers. We H. Ponton, Delphos -12 blk steers...597 25.60 end, 3 -point hitch John Deere Model CCA, 12 -ft. had some good stocker yearling steers and a H. Mosher, Glasco-13 whif steers... 615 27.75 %EBY IHModel F-30 tractor field cultivator few smaller consignments of good and choice H. Mosher, Glasco-18 whif steers...521 29.10 ince 7 -ft. John Deere Model D tractor,1962 John Deere No. 8 7 -ft. quality steer and heifer calves. H & L Wagner, Bennington ft. elevator; old mower Our stocker market was the most active; all 15 whiface steers 443 30.80 r; IH181t IH 10-20 tractor, old John Deere No. 858 side de- calves sold fully steady. Stocker fleshed L & D Tasker, Delphos -14 wf strs 518 29.00 [very rake' Minneapolis -Moline tractor, old livery rake yearling sold steady to slower, depending L & D Tasker, Delphos -2 wf strs 280 32.00 !ulijvators. COMBINES John Deere sprayer, alumi- upon weighing conditions and flesh. R. Winter, Glasco-3 wf strs 385 28.75 point 1962 John Deere Model 45, 12 - num tank & 8 -roller pump R. Winter, Glasco-3 wf strs 476 28.00 ft. combine with UniversalJohn Deere 40 -ft.elevator, Feeder cattle selling under pressure; some of the northern feeders have filled their lots M. Doering, Minneapolis wGo -Digs; Reel with 7-9 hp. gas motor 524 28.60 the past few weeks and with hot weather 5 black mixed steers ),Tspiekers; Allis-Chalmers 5 -ft., PTO com-John Deere Model R spreader, 645 25.25 hurting corn and feed crop prospects, they J. Simmons, Barnard -54 wf hfrs id Bradley bine with truck tires 643 25.25 locked the enthusiasm of the past weeks. J. Simmons, Barnard -36 blk hfrs baler; E7' DRYING FAN Oliver 16 -ft.springtooth 715 25.05 John Deere No. 45 manure Feeder heifers were the hardest to sell and D. Shurts, Beloit -36 wf hfrs w lister: Butler forced air drying fan H. James, Beloit -30 wf hfrs 614 24.75 with 3 hp. motor & propane are lower. loader; set loader G. Burt, Concordia -28 wf hfrs 606 24.85 fold. gas heater John Deere No. 80 rear mount- For next week we expect more feeder steers, Ackup TRUCK & TRAILER ed blade G. Burt, Concordia -19 blk hfrs 584 25.00 possibly more yearling stockers and calves. T. Grenes, Glasco-23 wf hfrs 599 24.20 wont culti 1954 Chevrolet 2 -ton truck, 4 -section 20 -ft. harrow with underbed hoist, good John Deere No. 500,3 -point, Plan now to participate, whether buying or T. Grenes, Glasco-8 wf hfrs 550 23.85 type condition selling, we are your best cattle market. We H & L Wagner, Bennington rike; " 21 -ft. springtooth always have a good supply and demand for JD 2 -row John Deere No. 963 trailer, 21 -ft. bale elevator, withelec- 23 whiface heifers 420 26.40 good and choice quality country fresh cattle. H. Mosher, Glasco-24 wf hfrs 525 26.00 4 -row Pull with 140 -bushel Heider box tric motor with Sell at Glasco Livestock. the marketing home 560 24.10 2 -rowGo & underbox hoist John Deere 18 -ft. dice, R. Tobald, Glasco-5 wf hfrs John Deere No. 963 trailer, rubber carrying wheels for successful cattlemen. L & D Tasker, Delphos -15 wf hfrs439 26.25 17.70 -ake: Peer" with 140 -bushel Haulmore John Deere mounted mower Description Weight Price H. Heller, Hunter -4 wf cows 1083 box, underbed hoist Name Address 1330 16.80 harrow; for 420 tractor C. Bloomfield, Glasco-59 blk strs....664 27.00 H. Mosher, Glasco-1 wf cow pT(); 8x16 flatbed trailer, with truckJohn Deere 12 -ft.fertilizer T. Home!, Aurora -1 brof cow 1290 17.50 dual wheels H. & D. Ronney, Delphos -109 wf st775 26.00 P1V;Ili spreader Meredith Ranch, Barnard -26 wf strs 713 25.85 M. Doering, Minneapolis fertilizer If interested in goodmach- 5 holstein cows 1238 16.40 to go to E. Morton, Beverly -29 wf steers.... 811 25.40 listers: MACHINERY inery that is ready E. Morton, Beverly -50 blk steers .... 747 25.35 Bar K Ranch, Glasco-12 wf cows 865 16.20 field, be sure toattend this L. Tasker, Delphos -1 wf cow 910 14.70 reader for 1967 John Deere 4-row, front R. Tobald, Glasco-17 whif steers....706 26.10 lawn in°w'. mounted cultivator sale. someshoP REPRESENTATIVE SALES MADE MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1968 too 1965 John Deere No. F-115, 4-16 75 HOGS mounted plow HAY & STRAW RADIO ANNOUNCEMENTS AND TIMES )n - John DeereNo. 55, 3.14 plow1,800 bales alfalfa,in barn K.F.R.M. - 7:50 A.M. Saturday, Sunday and Monday BONDED & 1967 24 -ft.,3 -point harrow, Some baled straw K.S.A.L. - 12:45 A.M. Saturday, Sunday and 6:25 A.M.Mon sale date. with spring teeth K.M.M.J. 7:30 to 7:40 A.M. Mondays LICENSED 1963 John Deere No. 494 4- FURNITURE row planter LOTS MISCELLANEOUS TERMS: CASH alasco ZiresVon- Exe_haiye 0. On U.S. 24 Highway SALE BARN .2s,56 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph D.Snyder Phone 568-2311 Fairbury, Nebr. - Phone 729-2984 or729-5985 OWNERS & OPERATORS SALES REPRESENTATIVES ate Fairbury, Nebr. Clerk: First National Bank, & Gen- L. R. NOTHERN ROLAND NOTHERN LYLE BELDEN-BeloitARNOLD FILE -Beloit Aucts: Schultis& Son & Wolken,Livestock, Real Estate, eral Farm Sales: Irvin Schultis, 1109 K St., Fairbury,phone Phone 568-2716 Phone 568-2350 PE 8-5037 PE 8-3413 729-2435; Wayne Schultis, Diller, Nebr, Diller phone793-3005; Duane Wolken, Diller, Nebr., Dillerphone 793.3081 KSU FARM OUTLOOK SHOW ON TELEVISION For thefirsttime K -State Thum! farm economists are going to use televisionto present agri- cultural outlook information, AUCTION SEPTEMBER with four western Kansas sta- tions using material for a show to be presented Saturday, Sep- SALE Starts tember 7. TV stations at Wich- 9:30 ita,Great Bend, Garden City, Lunch Served and Oberlin will run the shows. Due to the death of my husband I am quitting tannin. will sell atpublic auction on our BRONZE STAR TO lene on old highway No. 15 or 6 Indus LT. ZOELLER, MANHATTAN .fa:eerline. ag,tedfron1t2 MANHATTAN -- First Lt. and rear41 ledni7p0'0,4 Mark Zoeller Jr. of Manhattan Cattle wheels, 3point hitch has received the Bronze Star 3 Holstein cows, 4to 6 yrs., hrs., very good 22fij) Medal for "meritorious service" pasture bred to freshen in1947 FordFergusontractor in Vietnam. He is the son of Oct. and under, good Holstein cow, 6 yrs., to calf by ber,has mounted front end Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Zoeller sale day loader, good shape Sr. of Manhattan. His grand- 2 Holsteinheifers coming 2 1959 John Deere No. 14Thad, father is John Toy. early or-mil- yrs., pasture bred baler, very good Best t 1951 Oliver No. 33 14' Sp izer and longtime officer of the 3 Holstein heifer calves 6 to 8 eor5 Best i months bine, good Manhattan co-op. 1966 8' tool bar, 3 pt, left, to 1111 5 registered Shorthorn cows, 9 With5 BrendaEl chiselpointsand shanks, 10 and 11 yrs., 2 calves at gus was 1 side, balance heavy spring- good $250.000 ers, good ones 1961 IHC No.21 2-wheel 2 Shorthorn heifers,2yrs., manure spreader, on rubbeNot E For Dairy Bull heavy springers good Beef Lobby A six -year -old Holstein bull Shorthorn cow, 6 yrs., heavy 1966 Oliver No. 3242 3x143.0 An avid beef booster erected his own sign on a lake next springer plow, fully mounted,rate to a feedlot belonging to Mark Cattle Co., Cottonwood Falls. The has been soldto Carnation Hereford cow, 6 yrs., heavy very good Impro sign was posted on the company lot near Saffordville, in Lyon Farms at Los Angeles for springer 1966 Oliver 4 section 3 -pt.rot county, on US50. '$250,000 - believed to be the Hereford heifer, 2 yrs., heavy ryhoe Trade highest price ever paid for a springer And many other farm United "This is a reflection of small 2Black heifers, 2 yrs., heavy plements. dairy bull. springers ed imponl Onaga Gets towns firing up their individual Sale of the 2,900 -pound bull cow, 3 yrs., heavy sprin- TRUCK tars in Ji capabilities and acting positively Black named Paclamar Capsule was ger 1961 Chev. 14 over comments that the small ton pickup, partment New Plant With made by Ralph J. Stolle, an NOTE: This good herd of cat- LWB, wide bed, 4-spd.,or towns are dying," Lacy said. tle calfhood vacc., area tested. loads, grain sides, good the deficit industrialist in Warren Coun- Set new wood stock racks to recorded "Onaga, with its 879 population, ty, Ohio, who owns the 1,620 - 40 -Man Payroll is a typical example of what HOGS fit 1961 Chev. ONAGA - This town of 900 acre San Mar Gale Farm, 5 registered Hampshire small Kansas towns are doing sows, coming with 3rd and HAY, OATS, HOG people in northern Pottawato- about two miles from Leban- 4th litters, some to pig by to improve their own image and on. EQUIPMENT AND MSC, mie county has opened a gar- bring in new businesses." sale, others to farrow in Sept.1000 square bales good all ment factory which is expected Governor James A. Rhodes, Lacy said the new plants ina personal friend of Stolle, 100 square bales brome hay to employ 40 people and have an smaller towns since January 1, 225 square bales wheat stra annual payroll of $160,000. was on hand, together with Farm Machinery400 lbs. Bernett seed oats The plant is the 65th in the1967, have produced 1025 new members of the Holstein As- 1965 Massey Ferguson No. 65 Dozens of miscellaneous state to locate in a rural com-jobs and boosted the state's eco- sociation, breeders from all diesel, LPO, L hyd., poweritems. munity in the past two years, nomy by $6.5 million in payrolls. parts of Ohio, and dairy farm- Poi says Jack Lacy, director of the He said the most important ben- ers of Warren County. For Full Listings See Grass & Grain Aug. 27 State Department of Economic efits, however, have been to the Leness Hall, general manag- Development. Lacy said in ma-towns themselves by creating aer of the Carnation Farms ny cases towns of 5000 or less new sense of progress. breeding service, said Pacla- Mrs. Leslie Funston, Owner have been doing a better job of The plant was opened last mar would be moved to Wat- Auctioneers, Foster Kretz & Elmo Steffen, Clay Center week. Plant managers are Ken Phone Morganville WA 6-4422 Clerk: Jack Sexton Tui prospecting and landing new ertown, Wis. Banker, Talmage State Bank,- Talmage, Kansas industry than larger cities. Schrick and Dave Sporn. A

9 Herd of Hay Redeemed a son o NEBRASKA sons of NEBRASKA 55 Bull ing de' Ankoni Sale Every Tuesday Sale Every Saturday Angus Livestock receipts at the auction last Saturday totaled424hogs and 178 Fe years ( 537 cattle. The majority were stocker and feeder steers and heifers. The hog market was active with the good butchersselling $18.75 to resente Some cutter cows were bringing from $17.00 to $18.00, and a few400 Imp. $19.00 and the sows sold $15.50 to $16.10. Faulkt1 lb.calves bringing from $30.00 to $30.50 per hundred.Weigh -up cows The cattle market was active.We sold steer calves @ $33.50; 22 brought from $18.50 to $21.50. whitefacesteersweighing 520 lbs. @ $27.80; 40 black steers weigh- The pig market was active on a higher market with good butchers Sale I ing 565 lbs. @ $27.60; 11 whiteface steers weighing 620 lbs. @ bringing from $19.00 to $20.25.Sows sold from $17.00 to $19.00, and $27.60; 20 whiteface steers weighing 710 lbs. @ $26.20;14 white- pigs, depending on their size, sold from $12.00 to $18.75. face steers weighing 825 lbs. @ $25.25; 84 holsteinsteers weighing Our market is a certified livestock auction with maintenance of high 980 lbs. @ $22.75; 31 Holstein steers weighing 1065 lbs. @ $23.00; standards of honesty and integrity.We have competitive buyers par- 12 whitefaceheifersweighing 445 lbs. @ $26.30; 21 black heifers ticipation with guarantees of full cash payments to Plan weighing 495 lbs. @ $25.30; 18 whiteface heifers weighing 650 lbs. our consignors. now to be at our auction Saturday....Superior Livestock is the best hog @ $25.10 and the weigh up cows sold mostly $16.00to $18.30. and cattle market. SOME OF THE CONSIGNORS WERE: THE FOLLOWING IS SOME OF OUR SALES: Ra Wayne Etherton, Red Cloud 25 white pigs 15.25 ea. 9 white hogs @ 20.25 ea. Bill Rasser, Red Cloud Frank Geist & Lee Soliner, 19 mixed pigs 16.75 ea. 31 white pigs @ 16.75 ea. Reside Max Lanham, Nora above Lebanon, Kansas 28 mixed pigs 16.25 ea. 37 mixed pigs @ 18.75 ea. Leland Winslow, Lebanon, Kans. or nigi Howard Beitler, Blue Hill 18 mixed pigs 19.00 ea. 31 mixed pigs @ 14.50 ea. Richard Ehrman, Roseland Ralph Thayer, Guide Rock 45 hamp pigs 16.00 ea. Lee Mathew, Inavale Joel Herndon, Lebanon, Ks. 43 holstein steers 970 @22.70 16 whiface strs 592 @ 27.20 Truman Richison, Bladen Vernon Stokes, Red Cloud 17 black steers 718 @26.20 15 holstein strs903 @ 22.50 sal Stanley Wymore, Red Cloud Larry Hansen, Guide Rock 5 whiface steers 560 @27.90 8 black steers 376 @ 29.90 Gerald Thibault, Lebanon, Ks. Neil Heinrich, Red Cloud 11 black steers 574 @ 25.40 Gary Myers, Red Cloud 505 @27.80 19 mixed hfrs Garth Brown, Inavale 13 black heifers 378 @27.40 16 black hfrs 543 @ 26.00 Leonard Herrick, Red Cloud Lynn Schwarz, Lebanon, Kans. Bill Fair, Inavale THE FOLLOWING IS SOME OF OUR CONSIGNORS: Bernard Mattison, Riverton Verlin Harris, Red Cloud Johnie Snow, Lebanon, Kans. Ora Ross, Guide Rock, Nebraska John Wharton, Superior, Nebraska M. M. Nelson, Mankato, Kansas Lloyd Olsen, Hardy, Nebraska Some over 500 cattle this week with a lot of big steers on hand and it looks Dale Rothchild, Mankato, Kansas Duane Coxvill, Edgar like a good run of feeder cattle next Tuesday as there is a good demand of Kenneth Torbeck, Deshler D. Bagley, Chester feeder cattle right now and it could be a good time to bring them in. H. H. Wyatt, Superior, Nebraska John Bauman, Nelson RADIO BRADCASTING KR FS, Superior Station, 7:10 a.m.Sat. Arnold Kimminau, Lawrence KMMJ, Grand Island Station, 7:30a.m.Sat RED CLOUD LIVESTOCK CO. For Consignments or early listings, contact: BARN PHONE 746-2622, RED CLOUD, Nebr. DEAN JONES, Owner (BUTCH) HARRY HEIDELK, Manager' SUPERIOR LIVESTOCKCOM. CO. Phone 225-4281 Phone 74/8151 Phone 879-3711 DEAN JONES, Owner Nelson, Nebraska Blue Hill, Nebraska LES RUMMERY JIM BRUNING, Manager Phone Nelson 225-4281 Nebraska Superior, Nebraska Superior, For I GAI For the first seven months of poor performance in foreign lirstiay the year, the Commerce depart- trade during 1968 - when two (September3, 1968 ment said, exports have been months showed an actual defi- running at a seasonally adjust- cit - hasgiventhe administra- MBER ed annual rate of $32,800,000,000, tion little hope that this will oc- Grass & Grain and thus should more than cur. 29 match imports running at an ad- justed annual rate of $32,100,- 9:30art. Elmore Bathurst of Blackwell, 000,000. Kansan Back Okla., secretary during 1967-68, 11 Served But the projected surplus of was elected vice-president. 800 million dollars looks weak As Great Plain Great Plains Wheat, Inc., is a F fanningand beside last year's figures show- market development association IlOrth ing exports of $30,900,000,000 and says it represents more f Industrel3,11: and imports of $26,800.000,000, a Wheat Chairman Carl A. Dumler, chairman ofthan 400,000 wheat producers in and rear st:rplus of $4,100,000,000. six member states - Colora- opt end,pot, the Kansas Wheat commission, it hitch, 22er The Johnson odministration do, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebras- had been hoping for the tradi-was elected president of Greatka and the Dakotas. tional dominance of U.S. exports Plains Wheat Inc., at a directors' uson tractor meeting. Dumler is a past chairman of ?.r,good over imports to bolster the over- the ted front Dumler, who is from Russell, Russell County Wheat 'tape end all balance of payments stance Growers association in Kansas this year. The comnaratively succeeds Mearl Jifford of Gard- No. 14T hay ner, S.D., who was elected secre-and farms a 1,400 -acre layout of od Best AtMcPherson tary. which 600 acres is wheat. 33 14' Sp Best in their breed at the McPherson County 411 Fair were, left, to right, the Shorthorn of Twig Marston; the Angus of 3 pt.,with 5 and shanks, Brenda Ericson; and the Hereford of Tim Walker. Brenda's An- AUCTION gus was grand champion. SELL EVERY WEDNESDAY 21 2 -wheel month before. As I have sold my home, I er, on rubber, While there was an increasewill sell at auction the follow- Not Enough ing listed items located at 119 At Onaga 1:00 P.M. 3242 3x14 in exports, on a seasonally ad- 3 -pt, Northeast 8th St. in Abilene, tunted, minx, justed basis, the accompanying Improvement In decline in imports was equallyKans. ANNOUNCING: tion 3 -pt.rota. good news to government eco- Sat., Sept. 7 SPECIAL CALF SALES DATES Trade Balance nomists worried by the rising Starts 1:00 p.m. tiler farm Fri., Sept. 13 Fri., Sept. 27 Fri., Oct. 4 int. United States exports exceed-level of U.S. purchases from oth- Fri., Oct. 18 and Fri., Nov. 1 ed imports by 139 million dol-er countries. Household Goods DK lars in July, the Commerce de- Adjusted July export and im- One set of matching twin -sized ton pickup, partment reported, reversing port figures were given at $2,- modern bedsteads w/ box d, 4-spd., springs & Koylon mattress- over. the deficit division that had been803,000,000 and $2,664,000,000, es, vanity & chest, in No. 1 Onaga Community Sale des, good recorded in foreign trade therespectively. condition ock racks to Also 2 night stands; 2 matching Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889.4461 or 889-4665, ONAGA, brass lamps `S, HOG Round oak table, will serve 12 AND MSc, & 6 good matching chairs "KANSAS" LARGEST Frigidaire2 -doorcross -top .?.s good alfalfa freezer refrigerator, 11 -ft. Annual Fall brome hay ANGUS SALE IN 1968 Mahogany buffet, oak commode, 3 wheat straw Princess dresser, good seed oats Antique commode Lscellaneous Philco 24 -in. TV, good; small Reg. Quarter Horse chest of drawers Large glass front whatnot cab- Aug. 27 Pohlman's Angus Ranch inet w/ mirror back & lights, very nice Consignment Sale Large swivel rocker, platform COMPLETE DISPERSION rocker, occ. chair, sm. swivel Iner rocker, good lay Center Barrel back chair Fri., Oct. 18 7p.m. Jack Sexton Tues., Oct. 1 11 a.m. CDT Small antique walnut hatrack, Cansas originally belonging to the grandfather of the Seelye sis- Ag Hall Fairgrounds AT THE LIVESTOCK AUCTION BARN ters HAYS, KANS. Radio cabinet made into chest Good plate mirror & frame, 242 Lots 310 Head Registered large mirror w/ frame SALINA, KANS. 5 good very old dining room 9 Herd Bulls Sell: A son of Heckettier 99th; a son of Welkin chairs;kitchen base cabinet of Haymount, a son of Ballot of Balladrum; a son of "Shag"; 12x12 rug; 9x12 rug to match; (Evening preceding the Kansas Cutting Horse Futurity.) a son of "Powerhouse"; a son of Elegance of Charterhouse, 2 6x12 rug; 2 hall runners. sons of Ankonian President; a son of Banner of Belladrum. Lewyt sweeper Deluxe electric roaster w/ steak Now Accepting Consignments for 60 Horses. 55 Bulls Sell - This is the group of 1967 bulls that were be- grill, No. 1 condition ing developed for the anual spring sale. Included are sons of Utility table; large window fan; Ankonian Projector, Imp. Banner of Belladrum, Elite 269 of pole lamp; antique fireside Angus Valley. And other well known sires. bench; large trunk; electric $15.00 Catalog Fee 5% Commission 178 Females Sell -A young herd with only 6 cows over 8 heater.;stepstool;10 -ft.step and years of age - 68 calves at side, with these herd sires rep- ladder; 6 -ft. step ladder; 5 -ft. s. resented: Ankonian Projector, Elite 269 of Angus Valley, step ladder Catalog Closes Sept. 18th w 400 Imp. Banner of Belladrum, Koranmere K 17, Marshall of 2 heavy duty 50 -ft. extension Faulkton, Mr. Marshall, and other great sires. cords; clothes hamper; small COWS ice box; wicker rocker; 2 roll- ONE EXTRA GOOD SADDLE HORSE SELLS away tubs: lounge lawn chair; To Consign Horses to this Highly Advertised Sale Contact: leather grip like new; copper Bernard Ireton,sale mgr. Rt. 1, Salina, Kans. 67401 ters Sale Headquarters: Holiday Inn, Hays, Auct: Ray Sims. boiler; one rose pattern ladder Or 00, and For sale catalog, contact.Phil Ljungdahl, back chair; Ronald Crowther, Gypsum, Kans. Dodge City, Kansas 67801 Westinghouse can opener, like Dean Foster, Office Assistant new or the Auctioneers high Several pieces of antique dish- Roger A. Johnson - Dean Moore - Bob Perry Pat Staats, Assistant Manager. es; other dishes; a new set of tar- stainless steel Teflon cookware, , Plan MR. & MRS. A. F. POHLMAN, OWNERS never used; some bedding & Financing will be available on all sale horses. Establish credit it hog POHLMAN'S ANGUS RANCH linens; some garden tools. prior to sale. Natoma, Kansas 67651 TERMS: CASH Ranch Phone: 885-4324 (7 a.xn. to 6 p.m. weekdays) Mrs. H. C. Leonard CONSIGN YOUR TOP HORSES NOW 0.25 ea. Carl & Wm. Schnell, aucts. 6.75 ea. Residence: 885-4322 (after 8 p.m. any day). If no answer on above phones, call our ringing service 885-4321 any hour, day Clerk: Claire Snider. CATALOG IS FILLING FAST 8.75 ea. or night, and party wanted will be located. Cashier: Abilene National 4.50 ea. Bank.

7.20 2.50 Sale Every Saturday Commission Co. 9.90 Cloud County Livestock Concordia, Kansas 5.40 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS CONSIGNED FOR SEPT. 7th 2 black heifers 500 @ 25.40 CERTIFIED 6.00 We treat each customer equally 60 cows and 60 calves and fairly. All classes of stock are 1 roan heifer 725 @ 25.80 LIVESTOCK MARKET 1Reg. Polled Bull fresh from the farms and ranches 6 whiteface hfrs517 @ 26.40 100head heifers 5 roan heifers 501 @ 25.10 in this area. The following is a HOGS braska 48 Hereford Heifers, 650 lbs. partial listing of actual sales made 4 roan heifers 395 @ 26.40 ka 14bfvvhif steers & heifers 2 black heifers 430 @ 25.50 11 weaning pigs @ 15.00 ea. 17 Hereford steers and heifers this past Saturday. 13 feeder pigs @ 16.75 ea. COWS 18 baby pigs @ 10.25 ea. Cattle and hogs sold steady Satur- STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 10 red cows 1007 @ 16.50 13 weaning pigs @ 15.50 ea. 533 @ 28.60 15 pigs @ 17.00 ea. day, except for feeder pigswhich 5 blkwf steers 4 roan cows&cfs @ 210.00 pr. 2 black steers 610 @ 27.30 25 feeder pigs @ 17.50 ea. Sat. were 50k higher. Veryactive bid- 3 cows 1011 @ 17.40 4 whiteface steers 502 @ 28.70 2 whiteface cows1060 @ 16.20 86 feeder pigs @ 16.75 ea. D a.m. Sat. ding throughout the sale created a 568 @ 28.50 fast moving market. If you are 6 blkwf steers 1 holstein cow1395 @ 18.00 Boars $13.10 - $13.60 per 100 looking for cattle to buy or if you 6 whiteface steers 540 @ 28.60 2 black cows 965 @ 17.40 2 sows 335 @ 16.70 3 red bulls 370 @ 26.40 2 black cows 915 @ 15.90 4 sows 340 @ 17.00 have stock for sale, consider the 535 @ 25.00 6 butchers 203 @ 18.65 Cloud County Livestock Comm. 2 holcross steers Baby calves - $25.00 - $81.00 2 holstein steers705 @ 23.00 Bulls - $21.50 - $22.40 per 100 8 butchers 206 @ 18.80 Co. as the place to do business. 10 butchers 221 @ 19.05 lianager lebraska For Information or Estimates: LEO RAUCH, Clay Center 632-3092 J.M. "MATT" Davis, Delphos 623-4543 GAIL GARTON, Concordia 243-1181 Radio KNCK '1370' 6:45 T.T.S. Oct. 9 - Polled Hereford dis- September 3,1968 Hutchinson. Auct. Verlin persion, WaKeeney, Kans., Green; sale mgr., Bob Wilson. TEx =_ San -R -Ranch. Sale Mgr. Vic G4k G Calendar Sept. 14 - Closing out auction Roth. ONWARD in Alma, Kans., Alma Farm- Oct.11 - Larry Goodman farm, ers Union Co-op, W. L. Cook, Cow Hera Sept. 3 - Farm sale northeastSept. 7 - Household goods in north of Barnes, Kans. Auct Royal Essat L.Poll- C Kato, of Roxbury, John Schmidt. Abilene,Kans.,Mrs.H.C. mgr. Auct. Morris Foster Kretz. Hee Auct. Ted Krehbiel. Leonard. Aucts Carl and mann. Apparent Wm. Schnell. Oct. 12 - Salvage yard & an- SERVICEABLEBI:Lis Sept. 3 - School house & fix. Sept. 14 - Kiwain's, Emporai, tique items at Abilene. George WITH WEIGHTRECORDS in Manchester, evening sale.Sept. 7 - Farm sale northeast Kans. Auct. Evert Smith. Jones. Don Roche, auct. Priced . . . $300 to $500 Auct: Foster Kretz. of Hope, Kans., L. L. and D. D.Sept. 14 - Kansas Quarter GRANTPOOLE Schmid. Aucts Lee Remy and Oct. 14 -Dairy sale south of MANHATTAN, KANS, Sept. 3 - Kingman County Horse Assn., State Fair Sale, Dwight,Kans., Sam. H. Eul- Feeder Pig Assn. sale in King- H. M. Sharp. Hutchinson. Bob Wilson, Box Located 4 mi. south of 1-74171 er. AuctFoster Kretz. intersection. 2 mi west on mt. man, Kans., Delbert Fischer, Sept. 7 - Farm sale west of A, St. George, Manager. Dowell Creek Rd. Ph.PR 64315 Cunningham; Howard Snay, Hillsboro, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Haven. Auct. John Banbury. Sept. 20 - Y.T. Park complete Dick Toews. Aucts Ed P. Win- registered Holstein dispersal The No.1 Hog Market In Kansas Sept. 4 - Horse sale in Hutchin- ter and Bud Seibel. Skiatook, Okla. E. A. Dawdy, son, Kans., Ted Krehbiel, auct. Sept. 7 - Farm Sale, Olpe, Ks., sale mgr. WASHINGTON SALES CO. Sept. 4 - High grade Holstein John Scheoe, owner. Auct. Evert Smith. Sept. 21 - Furniture sale in TRY US SOON complete dispersal in Smith Moundridge, Kans., I. R. Wea- Center, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Sept. 7 - Quitting business sale ver. Auct. Ted Krehhiel. HOGS every TUESDAY Dwight Lammey. Auct & of tools & accessories, Salina Sept. 26 - Boar & Gilt Sale, CATTLE every WEDNESDAY All Sales sale mgr. Dorald J. Bowman. Boat and Motor Co. Aucts. Start 1:00p' Frank Harz & Bob Perry. Kansas Duroc Breeders Assn., Sept. 4 - Household goods in Manhattan Fairgrounds. YOU GET ACTION Clay Center, Kans., Mrs. Caro- Sept. 10 - Complete dispersion AT THE WASHINGTON AUCTION line Lippe. Atte Foster Kretz. of the Fred Willard Angus Sept. 28 - Dairy sale west of herd in Emporia, Kans. Auct. Dwight, Kans., Loren Holm. Sept. 4 - Farm sale northeast Auct. Foster Kretz. of Home, Kans. (near Marys- Ray Sims; sale mgr. Phil Barn Phone EA 5-2266 Residence EA5-2393 ville), Mr. & -Mrs. Rollin E. Ljungdahl. Sept. 28 -- Office eqpt. & house- Washington, Kans. Schwarz. Auct. Raleigh Breed- Sept. 10 -- FBR Ranch Polled hold at Manhattan. Parmer ing. Hereford production sale east Lindsey. Bob Wilson, auct. Sept. 5 - Farm' sale southeast of Greeley, Kans., F. B. Huet-Sept. 28 Sale of registered of Glasco, Kans., Mr: & Mrs. tenmueller. Auct. Ralph E. Angus in Holton, Kans., Pon Ray Studt and others. Auct Smith, Iola, Kans. allelFarms, Whiting, Kans. Gerald Zimmer. Sept. 11 -- Farm sale southeast Paul Scheid and Bill Cochren. Sept. 5 Mrs. Leslie Funston of Alta Vista, Kans., Mr. &Sept. 30 Roy Brown farm farm sale north of Abilene. Mrs. Wm. .J. Olson. Auct. Jim sale south of Clifton. Auct Auct Foster Kretz. Kirkeminde. Foster Kretz. Sept. 6 - Farm sale in Canton, Sept. 13 Machinery sale forOct. 1 Complete Angus cattle Mans., Mrs. Dan Thomas. Fairbury Implement Co. at dispersalin Hays, Kans., Auct. Ted Krehbiel. Fairbury Fair Grounds 12 Pohlman's Angus Ranch of HOGS START AT 11:00 A.M. Noon, Harold R. Siegel, auct. Natoma, Kans., A. F. Pohlman Sept. 7 -- Farm sale northeast CATTLE AT 1:00 P.M. of Fairbury, Nebr., Mr. & Sept.14 - Annual miscellan-Oct. 3 Holstein dispersal west With over 1000 head of cattlegoing through the ring Mrs. Ralph D. Snyder. Aucts eous salein Hesston, Kans., of Riley. Elry Beninga. E. A. last Saturday,we figured itwas the largest run of cattle Schultis & Son & Wolken. The Hesston Corp. Auct Ted Dawdy, sale mgr. since we've had this barn.The consignments were fea- Krehhiel. tured by more thin 500 head of feeder steers,. the balance Sept. 7 --- Fartn sale west of Oct.3 Complete registered Sept. 14 of the receipts covering all classes.The light weight McPherson, Kans.,R.J. Annual fall sale, Holstein dispersal. Riley, calves,. however, were in short supply.The market Schrag estate, Auct. Ted Kreh- Kansas Quarter Horse Assn., Kans..Elry Beninga.E. A. Kansas State Fairgrounds, seemed slightly under a week ago, but N:,_11 in line with biel. Dawdy, sale mgr. area prices. Oct. 4 - North Central Kansas Inc. Feeder Calf Sale at Clay Cen- There wus smaller run of hogs, but the butchers held Ronald Rice Motors, ter. Les Salle, Clay Ext. ag- steady with the last two weeks.Pigs were higher.

ent, sale mgr. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC We have a good demand for feeder cattle, steers and North Kansas' Largest Volume Dealer heifers.If you have sorne you want to market,. callus Oct. 5 Household goods at NW 2nd Phone CO 3-4000 ABILENE, KANS. Blue Rapids. Hazel Arens Es- and we'll figure with you. tate. Don Roche,auct. Altha W.? have several herds to look over for the sale this Get Our Prices receiT coming Saturday,. so we expect another good run. Early the cc Get Yourselfa New Car Oct. 7 -Polled Hereford disper- consignments: roads sion,Otis,Kansas.Fritz 60 real choice Hereford steers and heifer calves well '68 DEMONSTRATOR Kerbs & Son. Sale mgr. Vic 40 choice Angus feeding heifers,. about 650 lbs. Roth. SO(t tc & Fee, The followingis a sampling of the sales last Saturday: CLEARANCE SALE Listed WE CORDIALLY INVITE VOL TO OCR SHOW ROOM Oct. 7 Earl Adams dairy STEER CALVES sales: sale south of Linn. Auct. Fos- 31 black steers 887(a) 25,50 FLOOR TO LOOK OVER OUR LARGE sELECTION OF 1 blkwhif steer 220u:34.25 23whiface steers862 25:45 DEMONSTRATORS, DRIVERS TRAINING AND RICE ter Kretz. 5 whiface bulls 281'a: 32.75 COMPANY CARS. WE INVITE'oI' ro INsPE("1' AND 10 whiface steers875 @ 25,20 DRIVE THE CAR OF YOUR CHOICE TODAY. Oct. 9-- Real estate & farm 1 whiface steer 280'cr 32.2562 char-brama 1 bull 5 whiface bulls 316 (d. 30. 75 1 bull GET THE BUY OF THE YEAR machinery northeast Manhat- cross steers 753@ 24,80 tan. Merle Johnston. Don 2 whiface steers340 'd 30.0060 char-bramw 1 bull 1 black steer 430CI 29.70 1 bull 339 TRIPOLI TURQUOISE IMPALA Roche, auct. cross steers 857 24,65 4 dr. hardtop, one owner, air conditioner. 4 black bulls 360.429.50 Was $4145.40.. . NOW ? ? ? 4 black bulls 407 78.50 439 PALOMINO IVORY CAPRICE 1 blkwhif steer 1 am 4 dr. hardtop, full power. air conditioner. 430 28.00 HOLSTEIN STEERS 8 whiface steers518 ci 2 holstein steers 465 @ 24,30 10 bll Was $4930,90 .. NOW ? ? ? 28.00 365 ASH GOLD IMPALA TIP TOP 10 blk&bwf, steers618 26.8011 holstein steers 585 @ 23,60 8 blk 4 dr. hardtop, power. air conditioner. 11. 1 whiface steer 685 26.702 holstein steers 907 @22.70 10 bl] Was $4102.15 . NOW 9. ? 1 blkwhif steer 690 id26.009 holstein steers867 @ 22.40 I em 300 WHITE AND BLUE IMPALA 4 dr., power, air conditioner. 13 whiface steers678a: 27.20 2 cots Was $3998.65... NOW ? 9. ? HOGS 1 cots 284 TUXEDO BLACK CAPRICE HEIFER CALVES 53 mixed hogs 236 [4. 19.75 1 hol 4 dr. hardtop, full power, air conditioner. HOLLANDP 5 blkwhif heifers 265 28.50 13mixed :togs 219 ;0, 19.65 1 hol Was $4709.70... NOW ? ? ? 7whiface heifers 317 @28.2522 mixed hogs 216@ 19,65 2 hol 092 BURGUNDY OLDSMOBILE' BALER -TWINE Cutlass, 4 dr.. power, air conditioner. BINDER -TWINE 5 blkwhif heifers326 28.00 ine d hogs 211@ 19,60 1 hol 19,55 1 coy Was $3991.43 ... NOW ? ? ? 1 blkwhif heifer 300 (o-` 27.6026white butchers 211 0111 TURQUOISE OLDSMOBILE 3 whiface heifers 502 @25,8010 mixed butchers233 @ 9,50 1 coy Delta. 4 dr. hardtop, full power, air conditioner 95BALE 18 whiface heifers625 @ 25.4517 mixed butchers205@ 19,50 1 coy Was $4712.07 ... NOW ? ? ? 6 2 whiface heifers 425 @ cov 099 IVORY, BLACK VINYL TOP OLDSMOBILE 25.50 Delta. 4 dr. hardtop. full power, air conditioner. 7 blkwhif heifers 392 @25.40 SOWS 6500 WIRE 17,80 ST Was $5033.43 ... NOW ? ? ? 1 red sow 345@ 281 TRIPODE TURQUOISE CHEVROLET FEEDER STEERS 2 white sows 395 @ 16.70 2 blk Impala 4 dr. hardtop, power. air conditioner 10 50 percarton 19 blk&bwf steers 802 26.506 white sows 428 ("cb 16.50 13 bl Was $4239.55 ... NOW ? ? ? S bla 290 ERMINE WHITE CHEVROLET 52 blk&bwf steers 800 26.45 Bel Air, 4 dr.. power, air conditioner. Satisfaction 34blk&bwf steers 783 @26.35 PIGS SO Nyi 2 blk Was $3886.25 ... NOW ? ? ? 55 whiface steers 806p26.10Pigs from 50 lbs. up were selling 0107 WHITE OLDSMOBILE Guaranteed 52 whiface steers 801 25.15from $17.00 to $21.00, and t'- 3 whi Delta 4 dr., power, air conditioner 52whiface steers 790 @26.15smaller ones brought from$12.50 4 blk Was $4643.41. . NOW ? ? 6 whiface steers market was 6 bla 0101 JADE GOLD OLDSMOBILE 775 @ 26.05to $17.00. The cow 6 whiface steers 837p25.90lower with good cows bringing `113 14 w] Cutlass, 4 dr., power, air conditioner. 11 whiface steers 800 7 wh: Was $3845.32... NOW ? ? ? p25.85to $18.00 and the thinner ones 0136 OCEAN TURQUOISE, Black Vinyl top Oldsmobile 2 blkwhif steers 700 p25.70 selling for $14.00 to $16.0). 98 Luxury Wan, full rower, air conditioner. 01 Wa.s $5769.62. . NOW ? ? ?. LCENSED AND BONDED 0115 SAFFRON & WHITE OLDSMOBILE BARN PH.IJUNCTION CITY' CE 84471 Po. Vista Cruiser, 3 seated, wagon, loaded 5th & Ash TA '7-4467 If you have livestock call pl/ Was $5244.65. . NOW ? ? ? to appraise, call: VERN LANARDT,Manager, 502 Open Evenings Till 9 p.m. HOWARD LANGGVVARDT, UPLANDLAND Sundays 1 to 5 p.m. SALINA, KS. Auctioneer, 520 HERB NEUMEYEILWhite City, Phone 349-2863 DU Aim

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I 1-76-K177 SEPTEMBER 5 ;t onme PR6-aals. Starts 1:00 p.m. Is 1 mile east and 11/4 south of Glasco, Kans., on all-weather road. 3 -row weeder IHC 2 -row mounted cultivator Farm MachineryIHC 2 -row mounted lister 1953 IHC "H" tractor, equip-Oliver 2x16 Raydex plow ped with hydraulic and realOliver 16x8 drill Sales good rubber Horse mower; corn binder .:043 p.m. Hydraulic loader for above Allis combine for repairs tractor Hay rake 1950 John Deere "B" tractor16 -ft. 4 -in. grain auger with with live hydraulic and new gas engine rubber 2 -row weeder; Tokheim gas John Deere A tractor with live pump hydraulic and new rubber DeLaval cream separator 393 John Deere No. 5 mower, hy-The usual rack load of small drauliclift items John Deere2 -rowcultivatorLarge amount of salvage iron Allis-Chalmers 6 -ft. combine and machinery Graham Hoeme 16 -ft. chisel John Deere 5 -section spring - tooth with hydraulic wheelCar, Boat, Steel Bin carrier, real good 1964 Chevrolet Impala 4-dr. HT Tops At Salina.DairyShow-- John Deere 5 -section spring - with 327 engine, PS, PB, air RILEYCOUNTY 4-Wers took first place honors in the county herd classat tooth with 3 -point lift hitch condition, electricseats, the Kansas All Breeds Junior Dairy Show in Salina. Left to right, with carrier near new tires, 41,000 actual their Mayrath 42 -ft. grain auger, 6" miles and in extra clean anima's are Nancy Reichert, Riley; Glenda Schurle, Manhattan;Teresa Wendland, condition Randolph; Connie Reichert, and Cindy Wendland. The county herd class, fiveani- Mayrath 27 -ft. grain auger, 6", mals shown by at least three exhibitors, wasa part of the annual event. The August 21 -ft.bale elevator Soonercraft 14 -ft. Boat 24 show attracted 174 youth. The show was co -sponsored by the Salina Chamber Field bale loader with Johnson 25 hp. motor of Commerce Agricultural Committee, and the Kansas Interbreed Council incoop- BMB 13.6 ft. rotary mower and trailer. Boat has been eration with Kansas State University Cooperative Extension Service. IHC 2x16 plow completely refinished and in John Deere 2x16 plow on rub- very good condition. ber and hydraulic Butler 1,000 -Bushel Steel Bin IHC 6 -section drag harrow This binis located on the IHC 6 -ft. oneway Art Renkall farm1mile ng a6:40gles>10WAF.Oir*'' 2 tandem discs west, 1 mile south and 2 le APOs 3 3 -section drag springtooths miles west of Glasco, Kans. a- Reynolds .nce Mr. & Mrs. Ray Studt & Others ith OWNERS Sale Barn Auct: Gerald Zimmer, Clerk: First National Bank Beloit, Kans., phone 738-2010. held ABILENE, KANS. of Glasco. Selling Every and FRIDAY ,216 Com, %vadat Hogs 11:30 a.m.--. Starts 1 :00p.m. Cattle 1 p.m. Although road conditions curtailed 4 whiface steers540 @26.90 is receipts at last Friday's auction, rly 4 whiface steers587 @26.00 the consignors that fought the muddy 6 black steers 508 @28.00 Volume was light at our sale Thursday due to rain.Prices roads to get their cattle in were 3 blkwhif steers558 p27.60 were generally steady but really not enough volume in any Eves well pleased. lbs. The market looked 7 black steers 511 @28.10 one class to set a price trend..The following is a listing of 504 to $1.00 higher on all Stocker 16 mixed steers583 p27.00 some of our consignments: & Feeders. 17 blk & bwf strs793 @26.15 Listed below are our representative 25 blk & bwf strs823 @26. 10 25.5U sales: 1 red steer 940 @25.60 FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 1 blkwhif steer 285 @ 28.00 ?5,45 2 holstein steers920 @23.00 7 mixedwhiface steers 554 @27,20 1 whiface steer 235 p 27.00 25.20 BULLS 2 holstein steers705 @23,10 4 mixwhiface steers-- 757 @26.20 1 black steer 425 @ 26.90 1 bull 1340 @23.50 2 holstein steers587 @23, 50 2 whiface steers 553 @26,00 1 black steer 465 @ 25.80 24.80 1 bull 1340 @22.65 2 whiface heifers 675 @25.00 1 whiface bull calf 400 @ 24.30 1 bull 1315 @23.20 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 black steer 615 @24.90 1 holstein steer 415 @ 23.80 4,65 1 bull 1115 @20.75 2 blkwhif heifs [email protected] 1 blkwhif steer 735 @24.80 1 holstein steer 455 (a23.10 18 blkwhif heifs337 @27.60 6 whiface heifers 545 @24.40 COWS 2 blkwhif heifs 390 p26.30 2 mixed heifers 528 @24.30 HEIFER CALVES 1 cow 1w clf by side @ 227.00 2 black heifers 472 @2.6.00 1 whiface heifer 610 @24,30 5 red heifers 443 @ 24.40 24.30 10 blk cows / clvs by side 273.00 3 black heifers 440 @26.00 1 blkwhiface heifer 745 @24.10 1 broface heifer 440 @ 24.40 23.60 8 blk cows @ 185,,00 1 black heifer 360 @27.00 1 black heifer 505 @24.00 3 blkwhif heifers 385 @ 22,70 22.70 10 blkwhif cows @ 184.00 13 black heifers468 @25.80 1 brown heifer- 520 @22,50 22.40 1 cow 1070 @ 18.00 6 black hei fers 550 @25.15 1 whiface heifer 900 @21.10 HOGS & PIGS 2 cows 1235 p 17.95 3 blkwhif heifs 490 @25.90 1 whiface heifer 915 @ 21,00 21 mixed fats 227 19.75 1 cow 1070 @ 19.40 26 whiface heifs660 @25.30 1 holstein heifer 955 @17.40 25 mixed fats 234 19.60 19.75 1 holsteincow 1160 p 17.75 1 roan heifer 685 p25,00 22 mixed fats 253 19.55 19.65 1 holsteincow 1180 @ 17.70 14 blkwhif heifs651 @24.60 COWS 32 white fats 226 19.55 19.65 2 holsteincows1400 @ 18.00 3 roan heifers 620 @24.95 1 holstein cow- 1680 @ 17.50 11 mixed sows 293 18.25 19.60 1 holsteincow 1290 @ 18.30 1 whiface cow- 1065 @ 1.6,90 1 red sow 420 17.20 19.55 1 cow 1170 @ 18.10 **44:*******4**4**soiok******** 1 guernsey cow 1055 @ 16.10 9 red sows 542 15.80 19.50 1 cow 1120 @ 18.00 SPECIAL SALE 1 holstein cow @ 290.00 1 spotted sow- 590 15.15 19.50 1 cow 1180 @ 17.80 :40P1****44,***********)14****** 2 holstein heifers @ 207.50 1 spotted sow- 475 12.80 scow 1155 p 17.70 We will hold our special stocker 2 guernsey heifers @ 167.50 1 hamp boar 585 12.40 & feeder sale in conjunction with 4 hamp feeders 178 18.50 17.80 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS the regular auction Friday,.Sept. BULLS 18 mixed feeders 175 18.20 16.70 2 blkwhifsteers245 @33.25 6,. starting at 1:00. 1 whiface bull - @ 300.00 2 white feeders 168 17.80 16.50 13 blkwhifsteers 339 @32.10 Already listed is the following: 1 black bull 910 @ 20.50 22 mixed pigs 19.00 5 black steers 482 @30.10 75 choice shthnsteers,- 850 lbs. 1 whiface bull - 1185 @ 20.00 6 mixed pigs 14.75 50 whifacestrs 492 @30.00 16 shthncows/w big calves by 16 hamp pigs 13.75 e selling 2 blkwhifsteers 410 @29.90 side BULL & STEER CALVES 12 hamp pigs 13.00 and the. 3 whifacesteers431 @28.80 97 choice angusstrs,. 750-800 lbs. 4 whiface steers 412 @ 28,50 m$12.50 4 blkwhifsteers575 @28. 00 70 blk&bwf steers,800 lbs. rket was 6 blacksteers 623 @28.05 35 choice whifacestrs,- 800 lbs. inginguP 14 whifacestrs 671 @26.60 20 mix cows /w clvs by side. RALEIGHEREEEDING, MANAGER 7 whiface .0/r ones steers848 @25.90 *********k****4011***06*******+: barn 562-3671; home 562-3547 YARDMEN ON AUTY 24 HOURS ADAY Auctioneer: Larry Lagasse, CALL DUDEREYNOLDS COLLECT Ph. Concordia, Kans. CH 3-1714 For information,requests for appraisals at 110 1471 sales, Bring your cattle eaugallon, or inquiries regarding Doming in at any time day LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. hle at any time, day or night. or night; we'll han- LM dle them for you at MARYSVILLE, KANSAS C3-3394 your request. DUDEREYNOLDSAbilene, Kans. -. 11.1111w

,e0.0"wr Israel: St.Al PrOb seu 41 The 14 black heifers By 496 p23.60 4 blkwhif heifers of Is" 428 p that el Auction4alla0d0T73 7 blk&blkwf heifers 470 p25.60 OrSelluy B TtWilgU® 25.60 dye a 2 whiface heifers 402 p one of Steer 6 mixed heifers 25.60 We sold 1060 cattle this week. STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 451 © calves were selling steady to strong 2 mixed steers 657 @)24.10 8 whiface heifers 542 p25.60 ere 13 black heifers 562 © 26.20 25.60 and heifer calves steady to weak. 4 black steers 855 p23.55 6 black heifers 475 p ing °P 15 holstein steers 802 p23.30 3 whiface heifers 613 p 25.90 25.50 yet, Feeding heifers were steady and feed- 723 @ 25.80 11 blkwhif heifers 534 p 5 holstein steers 909 p23.10 4 black heifers 4 whiface heifers 487 p 25.50 oomie ing steers were steady to 25to 50' 7 whiface heifers 662 @ 25.70 25.10 been r 9 holstein steers 1082 @22.95 9 black heifers 428 © lower.Killing cows were selling steady. 12 mixed heifers 731 @ 25.65 25.10 8 holstein steers 885 @22.80 2 red heifers 452 © ore 2 black heifers 592 @ 25.60 25.10 15 holstein steers 970 p22.70 4 whiface heifers 448 p and On September 10 Ned Fleming of Topeka 22 holstein steers - 947 p22.70 2 black heifers 617 @ 25.60 2540 grown 1 whiface heifer- 340 p24.10 willsell the following registered bulls. 7 mixed steers 631 p22.10 1 whiface heifer 645 @ 25.60 5 black heifers 515 ©23.60 Pmmu o 2 Charolais bulls, 22 months old 2 whiface heifers 662 @ 25.50 with charolais bull 15 months old. 2 whiface heifers 465 p23,50 o 1 STEER CALVES 10 mixed heifers 634 @ 25.30 farm 1 o 2 charolais yearling bulls. 2 black heifers 530 p23.10 1 whiface steer 320 @34.25 3 mixed heifers 601 p25.10 or ma 1 whiface heifer----- 630 p24.70 2 blkwhif heifers 510 p23.05 1 whiface steer 295 p33.10 2 blkwhif heifers 407 p !ems. The following is a sampling of the 2 whiface steers 435 p32.50 1 broface heifer - 710 p24.50 23,00 Sale: 1 whiface steer 390 p32.20 2 whiface heifers ---- 742 p23.80 670 @23.80 COWS 5 black steers 482 p31.70 5 black heifers 1 whiface cow 1 red heifer 760 @23.30 965 @20.10 4 whiface steers 418 p31.65 1 holstein cow 1060 p 1 whiface steer 320 @31.50 13 whiface heifers - 814 ©22.50 18.60 2 blkwhiface heifers - 737 ©21.60 2 whiface cows 1177 p 18.50 10 whiface steers ----537 @31.35 1 holstein cow- 2 whiface steers 455 p31.20 2 black heifers 807 ©21.40 1410 © 18.50 1 white cow- 1410 p Prio 5 whiface steers 506 @30.90 18.50 HEIFER CALVES 1 white cow 1170 p farmer 1 whiface steer 545 ©29.60 18.10 1 whiface heifer ---- 345 @27.00 6 whiface cows 1205 p slightl: 10 blk&bwf steers ----498 @ 17.60 29.25 5 blkwhif heifers 439 @26.30 1 red cow 1 whiface steer 500 @29.20 885 p17.60 2 whiface heifers ---- 545 @26.20 7 mixed cows 872 p17,35 PRICES R 10 black steers 514 @29.15 BY FARM 416 @26.10 2 holstein cows Wheat, b 11 black steers 495 p28.80 5 mixed heifers 1200 @ 17.20 3 whiface heifers 520 @26.10 3 mixed cows 870 p Corn, bu. 4 black steers 536 p28.60 17.10 Oats, bu. 3 whiface heifers 495 @26.00 1 whitehorned cows1075 p 16.70 Barley, b 12 shthorn steers- 470 p28.55 Rye, by. 2 black heifers 502 p26.00 1 whiface cow 1115 p 6 black steers 462 @28.50 16.10 Sorghum 14 mixed heifers 532 @25.90 1 black cow 980 p16.10 Soybeans 2 whiface steers 497 p28.10 Alfalfa Fl 5 mixed heifers 447 @25.80 1 holstein cow 2 whiface steers 532 @28.00 960 p15.40 Prairie H. 1 whiface heifers 530 @25.80 1 whiface cow&calf 226.00 Alfalfa 2 whiface steers 350 @27.00 Red Cloy 12 blk&blkwf heifers - 482 @25.60 4 mixed cows - 176.00 Sweetclo 5 whiface cows 172.00 Hogs, cw All Beef Cows, c FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: Steers G Calves, LIVESTOCK COMMISSION Sheep, c REZAC BARN Lambs, c St. Marys 437-2999 Wool, lb Milk Coy REZAC COMPANY Milk (WI Butterfat St. Marys 437-6266 Chickens Eggs, do ELMER IMTHURN Turkeys, Maple Hill MI 3-2440 vSt. Marys, PRICES I PAUL KRAMER FARMER St. Marys 437-2993 Cottonse Soybean 24:30Auctioneers: Kans. 24.5°Auctioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby & Dennis Rezac Bran, cv lb% Dai

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'Lofting F Central Kansas Most Modern Livestock Auction...West Side OfSalina TWO SALESEVERY WEEK MONDAY THURSDAY Hogs & Cattle Cattle Only Hogs sell at 11:00 a.m. followed by Selling starts at 11:00 a.m. Cattle our regular cattle sale as they are will sell in the order they are consign unloaded. ed on the books.

With widespread rain in our trade area Wednesday night, our receipts at our Thursday sale were cut Harold McCullick, Minn.25 b&bwf str707 p26.55 William Oberle, Elinwood6 wf strs [email protected] Tom Wolverton, Abilene 1 hol cow 1 185 @ 17.30 about in half with selling a total of 1743 cattle and Walker Way, Beloit 1 char cow1125 p 18.80 Sid Hoffman, Ellsworth 12 wf strs 496([email protected] 705 hogs for the week.Calves and yearling cattle Gail Minter, Abilene 1 bwf str 525 @ 26.50 met a very active demand while heavier feeder steers Sid Hoffman, Ellsworth 8 wf hfrs 495 p26.50 Marvin Evtz, Newton 5 blk hfrs522 p25.6C and heifers looked about steady.Fat hog top was HOGS $19.50.The following is a partial listing of the sale: Fred Schmidt, Minneapolis12 hol strs447 p25.7C Cloro Schmidt, Minneapo.6 hol strs [email protected] Hivam Larson, Lindsborg 17 mix pigs @ 16.75 Reiff & Reiff, Hope 9 mix pigs @ 9.25 CATTLE Ruby Bishop, Gypsum 24 wf [email protected] George Wagner, Brookville 16 whi. pigs @ 14.00 Carrol Oleen, Falun 1 wf hfret970 @22.00 Linda Vopat, Wilson 6 wf strs 431 p29.70 W. R. Novotnay, Holyrood10 wf hfrs617@ P & H Thompson, Geneseo 67 mix pigs 14.00 Ken Lafferty, Salina 1 blk cow 1115 p17.60 24.60 13.25 17.70 Lavern York, Hope 3 bwf strs 560 p28.00 Leonard Jensen, Sylvan Gr. 58 mix pigs @ Curtis Dalton, Navarre 1 hol cow 1215 @ Ken Ericson, Marquette 19.40 Harry Sundquist, Bridgeport 1 hol cow 1155 @17.20 Ken Schepman, Holyrood14 wf hfrs687 p24.90 27 mix hogs233 @ Bill Marstallar, Barnard 3 wf cows 1140 p Warren Coupal, Miltonvale 25 mix hogs239 @19.40 Gerald Wolf, Manchester1 hol cow 1170 @18.00 17.40 19.50 19.10 LeRoy Hogan, Holyrood 10 char strs 605 p26.60 Denny Graham, Benningtonl2 mix hogs 224 p Lowell Headley, Ellsworth1 hol cow 1525 @ Jim Griffin, Abilene 19.50 Henry Eggar, Holyrood 1 blk bull 1195 @23.00 Carl Hedin, McPherson 11 wf stm 883 p25.85 31 mix hogs212 @ Ralph Westerman, Ellswor. Fred Oneal, Longford 5 piggy sows316 @21.00 Ted Dauer, Falun 1 wf cow1225 @17.50 24 hol strs941 p22.30 19.40 22.40 W. R. Biggs, Barnard 10 wf strs Dwayne Manke, Ellinwood 8 mix hogs 220 @ Ben Koralek, Ellsworth 1 blk bull 1090 @ 501 p29.75 17.55 Charles Votruba, Lucas 1 wf str 270 @32.30 W. R. Biggs, Barnard 8 wf hfrs 395 @27.40 Emery Berry, Minneapolis1 whi sow315 @ Albert Choitz, Ellsworth 11 wf hfrs Dave Wvight, Marquette 2 blk sows485 @16.00 Charles Votruba, Lucas 4 wf strs 252 p31.25 652 p24.80 19.40 Henry Kratzer, Ellsworth 1 wf bull1325 @23.40 Harold Carlson, Burdick 35 mix strs 902 p25.40 Clive Marrs, Miltonvale 15 whi hogs 238 @ Larry Klinkerman, Canton Eugene Tillberg, Salina 4 blk hogs223 @19.45 Currie Bros., Gypsum 2 hol cows 1265 ©1.9.10 27 wf strs687 ©26.40 18.00 18.20 Howard Freeze, Holyrood 15 b&bwf str528 @ Clarence Bieberle, Hoist.3 belt sows 313 p Lloyal Claussen, Ellsworth1 blk cow 1025 @ 28.90 17.50 Herb Besthorn, Claflin 6 wf strs 365 @30.50 John Merz, Wells 1 bwf hfr 580 p25.60 George Wagner, Brookville 8 whi hogs 185 @ 28.00 Dewy Nightengale, Canton16 wf hfrs Leon Geisert, Hope 1 red bciar620 p 12.20 Herb Besthorn, Claflin 3 wf hfrs 295 @ 610 p25.35 12.00 Charles Waddel, Salina 3 hol strs 498 @25.00 Delores Hoffman, Abilene1 spot cow 925 @16.70 Ken Trickle, Miltonvale 1 belt boar 555 @ Henry Eggars, Holyrood 2 bwf strs 327 @30.90 Jerome Janssen, Lorraine 2 wf strs 710 @26.00 Lloyd Houska, Holyrood 3 wf hfrs 585 p23.30 John Rosener, Salina 1 hol cow 1150 p19.20 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: JakeDonmeyer, Salina 1 wf hfr 285 @27.50 LAURENCE CLEMENCE Formers & Ranchers Russel Richards, Bavaria 9 wf hfrs 559 p24.90 Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 Von Lee,Tescott 1 hol cow 1190 ©18.10 MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN Durham Phone 732-3371 LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO.. Dora Choitz, Ellsworth 1 wf str 580 @27.80 BOB MUIR Phyliss Macklin, Canton 1 blk str 325 p32.25 Salina Phone TA 3-2963 Ernest Mattas, Sr., Wilson 3 blk hfrs435 p26.20 Weston oldUS 40 Clyde Kelly, Ada 8 wf strs 730 p26.25 MARKET REPORTS Robert Sloltenberg, Holyrd.4 blk strs 438 p29.75 Radio Station KSAL, Salina Barn Phone 6:45 a.m. Every KS' Bill Brown, Minneapolis 2 blk strs 427 @30.50 Monday, Wednesday & Friday 913 TA 5-0211 SALINA, Milt Nordstrom, Gypsum 5 blk hfrs452 @26.40 AUCTIONEERS: KFRM bhnson MerrillPogue, Minneapo. 35 mix strs 723 @26.35 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri.. Dean Moore, Lee Remy, Roger Merrill Po: e 16 wf strs 725 @26.35 Minnea. Bonded Licensed