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monthfor brides, Science, Kansas State Univer- June isthe weather, lushsity, who was elected State beautiful June Dairy Month Chairman by andJune Dairy GA66 pastures, green milk dairy industry members. He It is thetime that gonth, abundant. It isthehas appointed county June supplies are dairyindustry na-Dairy Month Chairmen in most month the is joined counties of the state. The Am- douslly andin Kansas businessesand or -erican Dairy Association of related by to honorthe menKansas with headquartersin 'rations of thedairy Indus-Topeka servesasthespear- Ind women n family of foods heading organization for June and the fine try Dairy Month in Kansas. theyproduce. program for 1967 In a number of counties spe- 13th year no. 15 The Kansasdirection of Dr.cial dairy days will be held to June 13, 1967 under the Head, De-bring attention to the impor- charlesL. Norton, of Dairy andPoultrytance of the dairy industry to partment the community. County and dis- radio will be awarded each trict dairy princes contests will winner. be sponsored during June to se- Is Your Cow StateGrade A The contest will close June lect finalists for the state dairy 20. Entries postmarked after On Rise princess contest. 'The Purtiest?' that date will not be eligible. Output A contest toselect Kansas' ofdairy farmers A Speaker's Bureau compos- Entries become the property of 'he number "Purtiest" cow has beenan- decreasing,buted of industry members has the American Dairy association Kansasis nounced as part of the June Amilk produced been organized to supply speak- of Kansas. roles of Grade than ev-ers to civic club meetings dur- Dairy Month activities by Dr. the state arehigher ing June. Newspapers and ra- Charles L. Norton, State Dairy before, accordingto a new university Exten-di oand television stations will Month chairman. The contest is as State give special coverage to June open to any person residing in Riley Co. Plans service publication. tion the state of Kansas. Authored by RogerH. Wilko- Dairy Month activities. Special marketing econo- June Dairy Monthadverties- The "purtiest" cow willbe July Program oke, dairy judged onthebasisofher publication examines ments will be run by the Amer- mist, the ican Dairy Association in var- beauty. She may be adorned the changingmarket for Grade For Soil Testing 1962 and 1965. ious advertising media. Milk with ornaments. The animal en- A milk between MANHATTAN -- Riley Coun- number and milk products will be fea- tered may be of any age or Grade A milk is the tyis organizing a major soil- in Kansas intured by dairy plants and dis- dairy breed . dairy product To enter the contest, take a testing program, and an organi- lume, value, and economic tributors. Food retailers will place special emphasis on dairy picture of only the head of your zation has been formed to sup- contribution,says Wilkowske. port the program which will be farmers marketedfood sales. "purtiest" cow and send it with Kansas dairy your name, address, and age to carried out July 10-15. 991 million pounds of Grade A Adding glamour and charm County fertilizer dealers have million tothis year's celebration will State June Dairy Month Head- milk in 1965, up 71 quarters, American- Dairy Asso- organized and elected Warren poundsfrom 1962.Cash receipts be Miss Patty Edmonds, reign- ciation of Kansas, 2044 Fillmore, Howland of Farmland Indus- kom the farm sale ofGrade Aing Kansas Dairy Princess. She will travel thousands of miles Topeka, Kans. 66604. A black tries as chairman and Ernest milk were$44 million in 1965, and white glossy picture, 3x5 Lindquist of Manhattan Milling op $5 million in four years. over the state speaking up for Marys, inchsize,isdesired but any Co. as treasurer. Soil samples Most other trendsin Grade Amilk and milk products and can be left with these men. crowning county and district size will he acceptable. Clarity milk productionwere up during of the photograph will be con- Dealers present at an organi- k period. Butthe number ofdairy princesses. sidered in judging. zation meeting represented CK Kam ry farmersdecreased from For several years the June Patty Edmonds is reigning - Processing, Farmers Coopera- 0 in 1962 to 2,509 in 1965. Dairy Month campaign has Kansas Dairy Princess. She's A committee of judges will from Peabody, and select a first, second, and third tive, Farmland Industries, Man- Offsetting been thelargestsinglefood the drop in num- sent Kansas inthe Americanplace winner from the pictures hattan Milling, Flint Hills Feed bers, however,has been an in -promotion taking place in the Dairy Princess Contest in Chi-submitted. A portable AM -FM& Grain, and Farmers Union &Ise inmarketings per farm. nation each year. cago in July. Co-op of Clay Center. Producerssold an average of almost 395,000pounds per farm is 1965, anincrease of 29 per cent during the 4 -year period. Income per dairy farm increased at an even faster rate. Dairy Princess erage cash receipts per pro- Only r rose from $12,951 in 1962 317,693 in 1965 -an increase 11:00 ant Contest Finals 37 per cent. r they areeons Kansas isa net exporter of In September rade A milk.The publication es these trends: The Kansas Dairy Princess Sales of bulk Contest sponsored by the Am- rip hgs224 @ 23 milk for Class I 224 0 23 by Kansas erican Dairy Association of hogs cooperatives to ofstate markets Kansas will be in Hutchinson ix hogs 232@23 -up38 ixhogs227@ 23 ion Pounds. September 15-16. (hogs 238@ 23 Sales of ClassI fluid products The 10 finalists will be the 10 other states district contest iphgs225 @ 23 by Kansas hand- dairy princess winners. The new princess will (hogs 234 @ 23 - uP 18 million pounds. 23 lucer sales ix hogs209 @ direct to out-of- be crowned on the stage at the ix hogs224 @ 23 - up 13 millionKansas State Fair Saturday ands. p hogs225 @ 23 evening, September 16. 23 The increase ixhogs228@ inout-of-state Awards will include a $300 214 @ a ix hogs resulted inan increase inscholarship, wardrobe, and the out shipments hogs243 opportunity to represent the np from 100 mil- 210 C x hogs Pounds in 1962 ADA of Kansas for which sal- to 134 mil- 212 @ hogs Pounds in 1965. ary and expenses will be paid. 536@ )(sows 23 @ ixhogs233ix 23 hogs197,8 xhogs 231 3 p sows 23.

hogs 41 18. i sows41`a 19. six pigs ',a 14. ,ix pigs 13 -hp Heinz Tractor sixpigs 3 11. almost 57 varieties of parts were used in amp Pigs 1 A working tractor with d Wilbur Erichsen, above, with his parents Mr. Apigs ali. une the tractor assembled by six pigs and Mrs. F. H. Erichsen,Route 2' Manhattan. The tractor is poweredby a 13 -horsepower 2 -cylinder air-cooled Wisconsin engine, a dualtransmission,system using a 1932 V8 Ford and The rear end is from a Ford Model A a 4 -speedChevrolet transmission. InCher 11/2 ton truck; the frontend was modeled from a Chevrolet car front CO' end. Various other parts wereused to complete the tractor. Wilbur is ;ION married and wifeDeborah ,will complete vet school at KansasState University next year.The family farms about 900 acres. 40 Mr. and Mrs. F. H.Erichsen are planning a trip to Alaska with Mrs. Erichsen'sbrother,ArtCederberg, and Mrs. Cederberg of Man- hattan. incidentally, is not just a toy, but la working tractor. 0211 The tractor, Wilbur uses themachine to haul feed and to plow short fields. :erased Yearly LandCost RiseAt 8% al Reserve Bank ADEQUATE Despite concernover farm- Farmers, caught between at Kansas mounting costs and static pric-said all the evidence (lh A 13 ers' income lagging behind costs additional a continued climb of production, the land theytilles bid fiercely for in land 4. /f thereis land to increase their volume. es. StorageSpace continues to rise in price, and "With present-day files, Ten years ago there were192,- vailableit no one seems to thinkthe spi- itis more efficientteenn bet 000 farms in Misouri, and119,- to opetV a ral will end. somewhat larger woos' ,c 000 in Kansas. Now there are farrns,,t:ii nation; for Your There are fewer farms and said. "We still have The families to operate them, and 154,000 and 97,000, respectively. anuttbt is righ A decade ago the average Kan-of small farmerswho, even the acreage of landitself wheni sas farm was 424 acres;todaypiece of propertycomes shrinking, down almost 60 sale, llp for is priceiton the million acres nationally in the itis513. Missouri farms have basi expanded from 130 acres to 215.what it would beworth WHEAT past decade. "The reason issimple," saidin relation to what tohh he ahead,' Ross Zimmerman ofSterling, has." Also Cash Buyers ofAll Grains GRASS & GRAIN Kans., a farmer stockman who The Mid -Kansas news weekly.now issellingrealestate. PROMPTEST SERVICE Published each Tuesday at 1207"When I was a kid of 14, we Moro, (Box 1009) Manhattan, July FarmShow Kansas, 66502 by bought a tractor for 1,400 bush- AG PRESS els of wheat. The same tractor CREEP Dean Coughenour today will cost atleast 6,000Set For Downs Milling Co. E. R. Woodward bushels. We all live better but DOWNS- An industrial Manhattan Secondclasspostagepaidat Manhattan, Kansas at the same time we have to emphasizing on P 107 Pierre Manhattan PR 8-3217 Subscription: $3 year pay more to do it. In this area CIRCULATION 11,108 of southcentral Kansas we used to make a living off a half sec- s2rnh:Lo9nwiat-r:2;23;Parker, manager Cattle of IN tion 320 acres, but now we Solomon ValleyIndustrial have to have 1,200 to 1,500 Show, saidit was held acres." firsttime last for year incone( Prices for land have risen tion with the 87thannual 0, steadily at- about 8 per cent acelebration, andtheshow-ir year. Competition foritis creased the size of rough, real estate men say. Fre-previous years. crowds !r quently, a farmer will pay a The Downs show Covers premium price for property north central Kansasand sov close to his farm, knowing thatcentral Nebraska. the tract itself won't return the price paid. But, added to other holdings, it will provide a moreBARN LOST TO efficient farm unit. LIGHTNING FIRE Land value in Kansas has AURORA - A barn burne,i and 500 bales of hay were risen from an average of $84 an dr. acre 10 years ago to $132 andstroyed in a fire started hr in Missouri from $85 to $162. lightning on the Alphonse 13a. Ray Dell, vice president and ault farm near this Cloud COUE- senior economist for the Feder-t y town last week.

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'ION RI .0- ^a 4it 11,11.,4 '0 Z" " the mule's fault. "I got a little careless," he admits. ABig With A Kick The mules generally cost $300 ik at Rani.. Business InIt - plus shipping. If you plan to videhoo be easilysuckered.It'shard, he claims, especially in the for- fly your mule out, Grumbein indintsly market left brit) them isany for instance, to tell ifa mule iseign markets. recommends you bring along rd them must Prk. most of blind in one eye. Anda canny mules, He concedes thatamule's 14 heavy tarpaulins to hang be- rtt-daY Misouri, right? trader can pass off a worn-out, tettinoi braailable in stubborn streakis sometimestween the back of the mule and fieient 20 -year old mule as a 3 -year old to o,'1'4) troublesome, but he says thatthe side Of the airplane. Other- ger Wrong. biggest mule youngster simply by burning mule owners should be glad wise, says Grumbein, your ani- Thenation's in Whight. I have out the centers of the animals a farm isright here they don't own donkeys. "Thosemal might kick a hole in the ers who, whenw. teeth with acid, thereby elimin-critters will just sit down and plane. atingtelltalestains.. TtY ConiesUpfl there's no amount of beating As for judging a mule's in- On the Grumbein says that "20 yearsthat will make them move," hetentions, Grumbein advises: ago people were telling me the be worth to says. "When those ears go down, 4110 mule business was dead, but What healread. A mule did bite off one ofwatch out." But he quickly Right. they were all wrong." Mr. Grumbein's thumbs once, adds, "A mule won't kick you Wright is a tiny village east It's just now getting started,but he says that really wasn'tunless you need it." of Dodge City, and near it Wil- lis and Nellie Grumbein oper- m Show ate the Jack & Mule Farm. Ac- cording to the Draft Horse CREEPFEEDS Downs Journal, itis the nation's biggest mule farm. - An industrial STORAGE Mules have been good to the sizing farm canproduce equip theyears. eheld here Grumbeins over July Grumbein has been in the mule We Will -Have er, manager cattle 100lbs. business for 37 years, and for of thi Hey Industrial the last three or four years he was held for has had a net income of $25,000 the at st heavier to $30,000 from it, according to year incone. 87th annual a recent article in the Wall Ample Facilities For tier _Street Journal. tridthe show- weaning! The Grumbeins specialize in ze of crowds breeding so-called monster mules, which sometimes are WHEAT sshow Coven more than 16 hands high. That's Kansas and sour as big as a horse, and a couple iska. of hands higher than average Fast Weighing and Unloading run-of-the-mill mules. TO Like all mules; the Grumbein FIRE mules are smart, stubborn, and - A barn bu anything but picky when it Farmers Cooperative Ass'ri s of hay were comes to eating. "These critters fire started by will eat anything in sight,in - Elevators lat MANHATTAN, AAA VISTA and ONAGA the Alphonse eluding wooden fences," says or this Cloud co Grumbein. week, , hi Mules, barren animalsthat silk,' result from mating a mule don- Sleek modern styling key - often called a jack - Dual 60 -bushel capacity, grain tanks INTERNATIONAL Pay Way Creep Feeds produce to a horse, are good for a lot IH 61 horsepower engine re rapid, low-costgains because of things, mule fanciers say. 10 and 13 -foot grain platforms, 2 -row 11011. they are extra rich-completely For one thing, they "are a lot wide and 3 -row narrow corn heads mineralized...medicated. Get on more trustworthy than horses," 42 -inch wide threshing, separating, and the Pay Way Creep Feed band- actors cleaning wagon today. Come infor full claims Grumbein. He says Fin -and -wire type rotary straw racks 205Self Propelled details! mules are used on Grand Can- yon tours because "horses start Opposed -action cleaning toget tired and startto cut Big 5x8 -inch top -driven elevators slip The payoff's corners and wind up by fall- COMBINE IP\ ing." Mules are "sensible," he bigger withWAY adds. "They won't do anything 1Yrf that will end up hurting them." Eztu Red Mules, which live to be 25 to 35 years old and work until the CREEP FEEDS day they die, are used in national parks, movies, hunting ARK GRAIN & LUMBER and fishing camps, on tobacco Dunlap farms and sugar plantations, by armies to carry ammunition ELWDALE ELEVATOR- and at West Point football Elmdale games. (Buckshot, the current LMMO GRAINCOMPANY West Point mascot, is a prodlict Elmo of the Grumbein.) The market is erratic. In 1965, LOCKARDIMPL. CO. the Grumbeins sold 220 mules Herington abroad; last year they 'sold8. Last year they sold 92 in the >a, MORRISONGRAIN Junction U.S.;this year they hope to City sell 190. WAKEFIELD The whole business is plagu- CO-OP ELEVATOR ed with an image problem, Control Wakefield Grumbein says. "A lot of trad- GALVA ers are crooked as a barrel of FEED MILL snakes." Galva It. An amateur mule buyer carer

with rumbas s as tractors " : . lower cost IV«, .0 PII00f TRAINLOAD Dealer has SALE .? 4-4.011t r MF independee, _ ls foremost of MI 1 on the tests capacity or efficiency,design that avoids plugging in even the wettest leading Whether you're talking price, errs against that really invites com-corn...that in all crops and conditions permits the new 205 is one machine losingthe crop. what Pry SFr. faster ground speeds without sler to show parison. `vat E E Compare the total separating area of 4441.5 square on yourfarm the 205 offers deep - When it comes to platforms,cutterbar loss to the boneinches, and cleaning area of 3411 square inches. ;LIP" ledge design that cuts Check the 205's big 60 -bushel grain tank capacity 13 and eliminates the need for anexpensive cutterbar ... and thedual tanks that provide increased trac- ONpeak" extension for sorghumsand soybeans. tion in soft going-unmatched stability on slopes. Compare corn heads. The205 offers both 2 -row wideYes, there's a lot to talk about in the new 205. And Belleville WED.-THUR.-FRI. and 3 -row narrow headsthat are field -proven to bethere's the kind of power, capacity, and efficiency the most efficient in thebusiness. that any farmer has a right to expect in a mod- Mallsrffle JUNE 14-15-16 Take horsepower, and youhave a big 61 horsepowererately -priced family -sized machine. Mystery inch engine. WhiteCitY Shopper WillBe in Clay Center 6 cylinder 221 cubic The new 205 was designed to outrank all other Match separators withthe205'swide 42 -inchmachines in its price range. The specifications say Wednesday, June14 threshing, separating, andcleaning. so-performance in the field will prove that speci- Center fications don't lie. Compare straw -rackswith IH fin -and -wire rotary minneaPli' FREE5 cases chase. Yourof pop with G.E. major appliance pur- MARYSVILLE WAKEFIELD Linn choice HERINGTON Auld Chevrolet - Coke - 7 -Up - Flavors. Pioneer Service & Sales Bruns Brothers FALUN COUNCIL GROVE Serving TheArea For 28 Years MINNEAPOLIS Macha-Bevere Chapman Impl. Co. Dauer Impl. Co.. HANOVER BELLEVILLE CLAY CENTER Hanover Impl. Co. Chapman's On US hwy. 81 Norquist's Inc. WILHELM'S GYPSUM ABILENE LEONARDVILLE Kuhn Dupl. -- OW 6-4411 Abilene Truck &Tractor Kendall Garage KANSAS The threshing bee willbe atequipment used in earlier days fill the air as the community by farmers in the area. the Frank Sibrava farmat the June 13,1967 gathers for an old-fashioned northern edge of Wilson. The threshing will be con- Wilson Harvest threshing bee. ducted much as it was earlyin The bee, planned for theafter- It is a volunteer project, ex- an old steam engine plained Gerald Klema,general the century. and Festival Dates noons of July 10 and11, will be Crews of men will bind the haps open a museum per, chairman of the bee. to displa a part of the annualHarvest wheat, others will haul it totheold farm implements, y the "It's just a sort of get-togeth- "The threshing Are July 1 0-1 1 Festival here sponsored by er where the men canwork threshing machine with teams machine Wilson Chamber of Commerce using this year hasn't we're WILSON - Flying straw and together and the women can and wagons. been the chug of a steam engine willand Kansas Czech, Inc. for six years, but used talk," he said. He said a crew of about a it'sa good Threshing is hard, time-con-dozen men would beneeded to gh we'll operate the machinery,bind mtoagehivine have suming work, and since the bee . HAUL- MOR, INC. serves as both a sort ofliving wheat and work haulingand before s ready," Klema ,' "In the past we've said, Ert:-M"'"NOB museum display and asocial pitching bundles. had al thousand visitors sever, -- NI 1111 gathering, the work done is not The crew will use a steam en- drift see the hee," he in to III ion - COMPARE as important as it wouldhave gine owned by Rudy Sejkora said An admission fee - been 30 years ago, he said. of Chapmantopower the will be thee. CONSTRUCTION I II I - "One year we threshed aboutthreshing machine. Klema saidged to defray theexpenses ADAPTABILITY Wilson hopes eventually to buythe bee this year, Kiema of 40 acres of wheat, but this said, PRICE year we're only planning on about 10 acres," he said. COW POKES By Acehid On display around the thresh- --7--... ing machine will be antique 196 Grain Body withCombination Lift -Off Rack. MATTRESS & First Regular grain body BOX SPRINGS One oftl 7'x80" wide Hardwood lift-off rack Dwight 11 13'6"x93" wide Specials Every Day the 8'x80" wide Racks added to grain Earliest 15'6"x93" wide New Low Prices swaeiveweek.L 9'x93" wide 16'6"x93" wide body give 66" height Buy Direct 10'x93" wide 18'x93" wide Perfect fit Also Complete Rebuilding 12'x93" wide Furnished with 2 Service gates Special sizes easily manufactured One for grain, one for Manhattan to your requirements stock rack Mattress Co. When Ordering Specifytillske, Model, Size of Bed 414 S. 4th PR 8-5302

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A PRODUCT OF FRONTIER RESEARCH FRONTIER HIDAN 35 Hybrid Sorghum -Sudan-grass MI is REALLY DIFFERENT !Livestock reallygo for Hidan 35. It is unexcelled for pasture or grazing,for greenchop, bundle feed and even makes good With Pr( Hidan 35 has the sweetest, juiciest stalk ofany Hybrid sorghum-sudangrass Or sudangrass hybrid ordinaril on the market. Its palatability is unexcelled. Leaves are more numerous, and stalks smaller in diameter Field teE than any present variety. Its seeds are smaller and would ro it takes less seed per acre when planting. It hasa bred -in fungicide making it possible to plant earlier, discing as itis resistant to cool soils. It is one of the earliest Control in maturity, starts quick and vigOrously. Highly resistant to leaf diseases. For pasture it has two of the most important tea- tures. It is very low in HCN (prussic acid), as proven America's in several tests. And it has exceptionally high protein. In Wisconsin sheep were turned out on several varieties of sorghum-sudangrass hybrids, The sheep most popular got on Hidan 35, and would go to nothing else, eating Hidan 35 to the ground. Bourbon In western Kansas Fred Casterline put 400 head) of 550 pound steers on 130 acres of Hidan 35 June 20th, when the Hidan was about 12' inches high. Hel suredoesn't took these steers off at an average of 747 pounds Nov. 8th. He reports they were in top condition, nol bloat or diarrhea, hair was in excellent conditim) growold in and they RECEIVED NO SUPPLEMENT. He had a small acreage of another variety, but had to put uP the bottle. an electric fence to keep them from going back to The MF 11 the Hidan 35. to 29.8% 1 Mr. Casterline recommends cattle weight be in the 450 to 550 lb. class when put on Hidan, that they be turned on early when Hidan is 12 to 15 in. high, Pressu: and that enough cattle be kept on the Hidan to Pre' 11 diff it usually vent it getting over 20 to 25 in. high, otherwise workin grows so fast it gets ahead of them. Best feedvalue of Hidan is in the grass stage, for pasture purposes, He uses half his acreage and when pastured downto Not onlyd about 6 inches, moves them to around 15 in. beige 4 -Wheel d turning them back. TRY NEW HIDAN 35- YOU'LLBEIMPRESSED AND SO WILL YOUR LIVESTOCK. 4131mi SEE YOUR LOCAL FRONTIER DEALER or write RAINS ry Tasted any Old Crow lately? The Bowman Seed Co. CLIMAX CONCORDIA, KANSAS 66901 MARION

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Cutting First1967 Wheat One of thefirst fields of wheat to be cut in Kansas in 1967 was on Moore farm near Kiowa.Moore started cutting early last the Dwight report was on the David Bryant farm near Kiowa, which reek. Earliest fields cutting Sunday, June 4. sawcombines in

Late May Rains RANCH"'LOANS When you need more land to Brightens State strengthen your operations... make them more efficient, look into the possibilities of Federal With most of the G&G area Land Bank for financing your showing rather large deficits of expansion. rainfall in the past year and a half, the region received wel- R. STANLEY PARSONS, Mgr. SEE ME AT come rains in late May that 604 HUMBOLDT PR 8-2971 made the month the hest May Res. Phone PR 6-9044 since 1961 for adequate moist- MANHATTAN ureThe Weather Bureau said LAND BANK the month was also the coolest R1NA /,(10/4/7/ Open Mon. through Fri. May since 1961altho there ekes a feller 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed 12-1) were several 100 -degree read- Branch Offices:CLAY CENTER & JUNCTION CITY ings before the general rains 08F Federal late in the month. LAND BANKAssn.' of I Most parts of the G&G area CHOW MANHATTAN accumulated fiveinchesor Serving Clay, more of rain in May. -Facts Geary, Pottawatomie& Riley counties. Conditionyour ESEARCH m-sudan-grass MASSEY-FERGUSON CLAIM: heifers with really go fa )r grazing, for es good silage. With Pressure Control you can do a discing job in 8 hours that Purina D&F Chow tt stalk of any ngrass hybrid ordinarily takes 9. Your heifers are six months or older, they've been grow- celled. Leaves Field test certifies thatmany of the competitive tractorstested ing fast, and you hope that they'll freshen at 22 or 24 I.in diameter months, drop a Healthy calf and produce 15,000 lbs. of 'e smallerand would requiremore than 9 hours to complete the amountof milk during their first lactation. sting. It has a discing comparable Massey-Ferguson tractors with Pressure ) plantearlier, Pretty steep order? Sure. But with a well-bred heifer in of the earliest Control couldaccomplish in 8 hours. top condition, it can be done. That's where Purina D & F sly. Highly re Chow comes in. D & F Chow(fullname, Dry & Freshening) contains vita- important lea, mins A and D plus essential minerals. And it has theright id)as proven amount of protein (121/2% in the Complete, 16% in the high protein. Supplement). In all, it has a nutritional balance that is effective in helpingthe heifer maintain a rate of growth that out onseveral will bring her up to her bred -in capacity of productivity. ids. The sheep thing else, eat Stop in and see us today. Let us show you why Purina D & F Chow should be in your heifer growing program. e put400 head Hidan 35June ncheshigh. He June Is Dairy Month pounds) of 747 no pcondition, YOUR PURINA DEALERS lentcondition, ,,Nrr, He had a ARE HELPING TO MAKE app Pckut DAIRYING MORE PROFITABLE had to to zr: goingba The MP 1100 to 29.8% tractor with PC disced from 15% Flint Hills Feed & Grain ....PR 8-5322 Manhattan faster thanthree competitive tractors. eweight beill) Farmers Union Feed Mill 437-2434St. Marys that they idan, Mor-Kan Elevator 349-2214White City to 15 i": Preds_sifuieererControl tractorsincreased discing rates up to 32.4V, when compared with Hidanto PI competitive tractors.Depending on the amount of turningrequired, Reading Grain & Lumber AN 9-3842Reading it usually aboutut a 151( increase of 9 otherwise.ue workinghours. in discing speed will save at least one out feed Val Bartlett Grain Co. CE 8-5134Junction City Best StUrePOP°SetolS Americus Grain Co. 884-3465Americus stureddowl.ior 1100 Westernmodel outperform a competitive in before NotWheel d 15 driveddridive Gorden Mark Elevator ME2-3381ClayCenter model but the MF tractor had 21.4%Massey-Ferguson's less wheelslippage. Western Grain Mill 767-5933 Council Grove EIMPRESSED' MAKE ONEOF THESE DEALERS PROVE IT! J LOW COST PRODUCTION ... " IMPL.CO PURINA ),EALE8 Augusta RANKIN EQPT. CO. McPherson the reason more dairymen feed RAINS MOTORCO. Caldwell HOWARD'S INC. Mt. Hope CLIMAX PURINA Co. CO. Climax DEY FARM SPLY Newton MARION MCHRY. CHOWS 6901 CO. Marion ALLRED'S Winfield ALEIL

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What Will Next Wheo reS STORAGE e GRAIN AllotmentAcreageBe?

A serious dispute appears to opment(AID), be shaping up within the John- bountiful wh size supply of go m, 4LOCATIONS son administration over the erseas food aid ot,. needs of next year's national acreage ing for some ate, way todiet allotment for American wheat allowableacreage hi farmers. g BALA CLAY CENTER hurting thefarmers, MILTON'S/ALE The Agriculture Department Traditionally, is leaning strongly toward a re- the privilege forme LEONARDVILLE of plantingfa toabout59.3million ar,i duction harvestinga lot of Your Storage Solicited acreag' acres from this year's 68 mil- at present,many lion acres. concerned aboutare even' the FOR YOU But policymakersat the will get. prices USE FACILITIESMOST CONVENIENT Agency for International Devel- These farmers fearprod too large acrop will drive es down andstart the Big Landowner back on thegrim road to pluses. Hencethere a bitof 1. UNION is There's THE FARMERS ai spread support jot the11 Raymond Adams for the91,1: acre cutback from best ha this level, the highest ]or none at in 14 thit, but Is Dead The administration,yea N., COOPERATIVEASSOCIATION One of the state's largest must settle the issue wtiti da Ad- in tte your landowners, Raymond E. few weeks, isnaturally it withfrat Home Office: Clay Center ams Sr.of MapleHill,died e you do ed that farmersdon't cosmetic last week. He was 65 and hadmore upset about get Telephone ME 2-5321 been ill with a heart ailment. low than they are already- Adams operated the Adams cially since effects frog] of the most Cattle Co. at Maple Hill, in Wa- age decision will show long,le bunsee county, a business which a tiset si\l"ttl,'bistthlueinnaos- ing an electionyear. ated bath.It will had been built up to 67,000 ac- of frag One proposal AIDlaw an aura res of cattle grazing land. He are mulling involves do wonders inm can* operated the cattle business unchanged wheat t Dollars acreage Get More with his sons Raymond E. Ad-year with a firm tub. a govern uthrhee\e.axtciert.emFoerntp:loll in the ams Jr. and David S. Adams. commitment to buy oil and se A longtime leader in the Kan- wheat produced all Crop sas Livestock industry, Adams on acres might otherwise have nothing romYour Wheat re, there's was a director in the Kansas idled. than dusting p' City Stockyards Co. and was perfume. "STORE" PART OF THECASH active in the Kansas Livestock on and ratscentis best, Association. down theaisleath AT THE UNION NATIONAL deb No Major Effect In State Army Raymond INSURANCE Adams Sr. Guard Units $ 1 50 0 0 The Defense Departmee realignment of National C Units in all states will reel the reduction of the K BY THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCECORP. National Guard from 69h units with a strength of

men. FlnaniaryCmirlegn OR UP TO $105,000 FORA FAMILY OFTHREE The reduction is expel He was currently a directorhave little impact on K The dairy busin( of the First National Bank in said Brig. Gen. Philip Sri. a rewardingone Topeka and had served as state assistant adjutant general good manager, es representative for the 44th dis-Kansas. he stays with it. ' trict in 1960. No guard units will l Adams began his business the usiness isn't one ged until after summer can get in and out year after his father, H. G. Ad- training is completed thin ams Sr.,died. His father left but must be devel Gen. Smyth estimated thealong pull. A fart 85,000 acres of ranchland to his ges Nvould he made bet seven children. entering the bush September 1 and January ve a lot of dete Over the years Raymond Ad- 1968. ams Sr.brought outallhis I be prepared f brothers and sisters except for He said all the changes an years until h the land H. G. Adams Jr. owns be made simultaneously. Lion has developec Under thereorganir ficient and profits in southwest Kansas. plan, the Kansas Army In the spring of 1964, the Ad- The very natu losesordnance and dairy business wi ams Cattle Co. made one of the master units, but resew: state's largest cattle shipments atin,ely steadyfl] additional infantry bat:, come makes itr by rail. There were 2800 headadd to the 69th Infan::: ofcattle, purchased from the set up loan repay] Waggoner Ranch in Texas, Bade and additional Ar: dules on amont shipped to Maple Hill. tion units. These payments made directly by an orassigne GUARANTEED k and takend 200,000 BUSHEL his monthly CAPACITY n These loansm for a termth 6 MONTH CERTIFICATES e an undue h Wheat Storage e borrower.In nn loansfor 1 covercow t purchases in WAKEFIELD rrn loanswi BEST OF FACILITIES FOR FAST HANDLING CASH WHEAT ORSTORA SAVE BY MAIL...IT'S EASY We Solicit Your Wheat and Feed Business Posits insures Nsitor by th ecIrPoratio 94:041.fate6ncia.A N1G MIANHATTAN.K A NII AO Wakefield Formers T. J. GRIFFITH, Chairman of the Board Co -Op Association Phone HO 1-5712

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Foldin egg mixture on Take hot delicious,moist Winkel Of half the chocolate whites, add flavoring. mike Crumble re- ly suitable Pa Mrs. Wayne ton of the cake. and pour in mix- for maining cake and pourthe restpan from oven other special birthrlkato of chocolate mixture overtheture. Bake 28 minutes. DELICATEoccasion,"4/ Winner top. Do not stir. Letstand in Mrs. Lola Cerveny,Ada: WHITE Glen Elder Is refrigerator until cool orset. "This is an old-fashionedGer- Glen Elder. She ** The winner is Mrs.Wayne Winkel, RR, ** man CheeseCake that is aw- & Grain and findsomething of inter- 503fully good. I have neversent writes, "We enjoy Grass Mrs. Charles E. Graham, Hope you est for boat of usins :di issue " Hockaday, Council Grove:"I al-in a recipe before. SEA DREAM SALAD ways look forwardto the Grasscan use this." lime gelatin to clip the GERMAN CHEESECAKE 1 package (3 -ounce) & Grain every week Zwieback or new r"cipes from'Our Daily 11/2 cups of fine 412131214%eSttecteetueteuucilasfuppsasf:spsl:yietellnanhnkgsnireabrktbIsae'aaalkfiniktill:tinii(!inlugglggarg:; 1V2 cups hot water cracker crumbs 1 cup grated cucumber Bread. " butter 3/4 teaspoon gratedonion SOPAPILLA RECIPE 2 tablespoons melted Thoroughlycream Ingredients: Flour, purelard, 3 tablespoons sugar and sugar; silo 1 tablespoon vinegar Blend together and . pressin acidvanilla, 1/2 teaspoon salt baking powuer, salt, water. floursiftedwith Dash of cayenne Directions: 11/2 teaspoon bak-bottom of 9x13 -inch pan. teaspoons baking salt water. Add remainingingredients of flour, FILLING Powder Dissolve gelatin in hot molds. ing powder to each cup nately withwater, bear large mold or individual I/2 level tablespoon of lardto 1/2 cup sugar after each addition, (sieve, if desired). 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door cooking the convenient EMPLOYEE All Downtown Manhattan KPL 5 Convenient Areas pleasure- you want. The new Stores Are Open For Easy Pirking grills are easy to own, too, EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT with no down payment and Third & Humboldt low monthly rates. 420 Pierre Elks Lot While you're at it, take advan- Dads Night Sponsored By tage of KPL's special "Patio 420 Humboldt Pair" price and buy a beauti- Fifth and Humboldt fulyardlight with your out - Manhattan Central eletrio cosies:' EVERY PARKING LOT IS door grill. Offer good to KPL retail gas or Business District, Inc. "NEXT DOOR" TO SHOPPING English June 13, 1967 Anierican-Accented e 13, 1967 Grass & Grain Big Gehl Chop -King 11 with 6 -foot Hay Pick-up Grass a tively English. Actually,itis breezes through toughest windrowedcrops Indian in origin. AlsoFar East- mois ern, is the Aladdin's lamp t Cake fash- The brawny, Gehl Chop -King is the only chopper builtto defor ioned and finished inold Dore make full use of today's big -tractor horsepower. Short- !dal bronze. The Englishadded dec- chops more forage per hour than other choppers. .. even ATEw orative refinements in haylage. sharreW,r, : to Aladdin's lamp and called it BIGIN FEATURES TOO: sugar'8 an Adam urn. New! 10,000 RPM Portable Knife Sharpened* (See illustra- xson vaoma A step further with American tion) gives minute -per -knife sharpcutting edge to flywheel cake flour flair 'Doors is made by mountingit mounted knives. Use right on the machine in the field salt upon a distressed fruitwood or at the machine shed. Gas or electric models. - loons pe- Rugged 8 -knife flywheel. baking.vater poui, destal to contrast with Knives chrome -edged. Tungsten rustic carbide faced knives also available. y beaten wood used on the chair egg w and oc- Select -A -Cut Transmissionchanges forage lengths with )134)11 baking tagonal table. The lampoper- push of a lever. Ighly cream s ates on a three-way switch for Big 127 sq. in. throat area. Floating heads adjust to field ar; addvanjfi contours. fted reading, conversationalor mood STOP IN SOON. withsalt See all the s tusking ma lighting. It comes witha dark features of the biggest, ith water, hell or light shade to balance with brawniest PTO chopper addition. you've ever handled. .. Fold English accent settings. beatenwith the Gehl Chop -King. bakingpow (Optional equipment) wax paper PasS,10.0WePto,V \MO., ie pans in legrees, forII List Stored Items suggestion Keep track of things stored Frosting. is in the attic or basement by ** making anindexcard for of dis-dependentexpression.One Ie Latest 'fish had a way each box and listing the con- the bestof many ele-thread skillfully ties the whole tents. `Daily within their far-flung thing together.It may be as 0.0101.0.01~"..We Empire with the result strong as a color or pattern te- Bread' finished product emerg- peated several times through- OVER 45 YEARS OLD? out a room. It can be as subtle Prize a slightlyaltered, but You may remember ably English accent. as trie-warm balance of rich UNDERCONSUMPTIONor ni Egg Po order that this scheme woods and meM-Wed brass on OVERPRODUCTION! ! ! Was theAmericanfarmerbe- MORE trouble rating should appeal so a lamp that brightens an other- trayed by the suppression of Ag- d eggs sticking to to the largest of thewise dim corner. In the setting ricultural Circular 296? so -stick,noseour above strong pattern repeat is For information turn to page 58 ouble as a baby Colonies. Call it Eclec- of ILL FARES THE LAND. Order Mix or Casual Subur- provided by matching print on paperback from (Dept. RH) Am- r, making it erican Opinion Book Store Inc., t three different American homes today Tudor Manor chair and draper- 6279 E. kith Street, Wichita, Kans. time. Finished rated around this self - ies.Callitpaisley or crewel, Also watch for developments in ntteflon, this a new weather tool for the farm- em of free translation. butthisprint thatisusually sufactured by er. minum Compri tis English heighten - executed intone -on -tone color- HALL RESEARCH winner each American flair for in- ings, we recognize asdistinc-2103 Browning, Manhattan, Ks. Make us Prove it witha Demonstration ! by lot from t inted. SENECA SALINA one by' sending SENECA IMPL. CO. LINDQUIST IMPL. CO. to recipe - this dish,leftover, HERINGTON LINCOLN dish,dessert or RHUDY & SONS, INC. you. TRI-COUNTY SALES ,heck your me nlya CLAY CENTER WAMEGO to be sure all WAMEGO TRUCK areaccurate TOBUREN IMPL. CO. & TRACTOR,INC. ed for. le sure your na orld of time VALLEY FALLS MARYSVILLE ss are on the enI4, VALLEY IMPL. CO. BRUNA IMPL. CO. )nlyonerecipe please. can bring you end it to Woman's r,Grass & Grain, Manhattan, Eonsthe flavor of GAG Directory AUCTIONEERING CONSERVATION DOR LIVIN Kentucky's Lawrence E. Welter. Land Improvement ELECTRIC AUCTIONEER "SoilConservation Doesn't finest REAL ESTATE BROKER Cost-It Pays" Ponds, terraces,water- Your Sale Solicited ways,and leveling, Large or Small drainageditches,clear- Bourbon EAST HIGHWAY US 24 ing, landscape grading. MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 Real Estate ROGGENDORFF SIR And General Sales Conservation Construction Arthur Roggendorff Phone JE 9-3984 Ed Reimer 1630 Osage - Manhattan -AUCTIONEER- We Specialize in Selling DAIRY SUPPLIES DAIRY CATTLE "A complete Sale Service" Phone or write for sale dates. Telephone 367-2373 GOESSEL, KANSAS DeLaval Clay "Marion County" AllMakes Service & Repair Memorials Dairy Equipment Joe McClure Cody Memorials Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista Homer Rundle,Owner Stones designed and cut by experienced craftsmen in our Wamego own plant. Dairy Supply your authorized Office & Display DELAVAL & CLAY OLD CHARTER 4th & Grant Dealer ME 2-2323 MILK MACHINES 8 yearsold CLAY CENTER New & Used BT,LliTANKS tick -took -tick -took New & Used the Bourbon that didn't PEOPLE READ CLAY Beef, Dairy & Hog watch the clock. Feeding Systems. TheG&G Directory For estimates or service, phone 913.4.56.190n. W Asv el" Just asYou are Now 913 -AV 4-2958, SABETHA snuaarneoukaon WHISKY 86 PROOF. @OW CHARTS Pitcatokiewas.w.

e -r.-1. f / Per.r. 1.IV43, W.1 NI y .11104 it was still "studying the situa- or extra large, by 75 cents per prices to wholesalers. June13, 1967 What's A "Square"? The latest boosts followthe thousand. tion." refers to a Philip Morris, Inc., the other The increases are expected to When the roofer increases instituted by the Ame- add' a cent a pack to the retail "square" of roofing, you mayrican Tobacco Company andR. major manufacturer, which has not know what he means.A not yet announced its plans price of cigarettes and at least 12 Grass & T. Reynolds Tobacco company, 10 cents to the per carton cost. square is the amountof roof- the industry's leaders. concerning the price boost, said ing needed to coveradequately Brown & Williamson Tobacco 100 square feet of roof. company, Liggett & MyersTo- Thus, heavyweight asphalt bacco company and P. Lorrilard shingles - which weigh 290 orcompany raised the wholesale more pounds per square-pro- prices of most of their cigarette tect each 100 square feetof roofbrands by 25 cents a thousand, area withthat amount of In addition, Brown & William- weight. Their extra heaviness son and Lorillard increasedthe provides a longer -lasting, moreprices of their 100 mm brands, effective shield against all kinds

of weather. ro.1 I, A v. hogs puton Doctors ,Say "Walk" extra poundsof Walking is recommended by CULTIVATOR REPAIRS medical authorities as an excel-4" low crown cultivator sweeps profitable pork lent exercise to improve muscle .78 tone,help keep your weight6" low crown cultivator sweeps with nature's richest general .89 down and give you a 8" low crown cultivator sweeps feeling of well-being. 1.05 source ofprotein 10" low crown cultivator sweeps 1 25 6" high crown cultivator sweens Kansas Soya's 40% Hog Supplementcontains 96 highly digestible and palatable Sunflower 8", high crown cultivator sweeps Spicy Pastry 1.15 Brand Soybean Meal.This assuresyou of Spice the pastry when you 10" high crown cultivator sweeps extra pourids of profitable pork on every pie. are making an ice cream 1.35 hog you raise. Use 11/2teaspons of cinna- Also half sweeps in the above mon, 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg,IA sweeps For maximum gains ask for it by name: Kansas F. pearpoint shovels 1.08 teaspoon allspice and1/4 cup Laced Roto Baler belts - Soya's Sunflower Brand 40% Hog Supple. of sugar to a full package of Short - 7.39 - Long - 9.59 ment.It's yours medicated with Auero-Sp pastry mix. HEAVY DITTY 250, or unmedicated. 12OZ. TARPAULINS 6x10 8.19 Kansas Soya also offers Grain Bank facilities, 6x12 9.95 automated' custom -mixing and fast, in -and - Don't Wring Taffeta 8x10 10.89 Never squeeze or wring taf- 8x12 12.89 out loading with automated equipment. Call feta when laundering. This 10x16 20.95 or write for additional information,today. makes crease marks in the fab- inNiR 24.95 10x14 18.95 ric. Pat off excess moisture 12x16 24.95 with a turkish towel and press 1?x18 "7 95 at once to restore crispness. 15x20 37.95 Grenfield Supreme baler twine, 10 hales or more - $8.25 bale 1 used THC 2 -row cultivator, INC. fast hitch No. 235 KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS CO.,

Up Goes The HOLT PHONE DICKENS 2-7270 EMPORIA, KANSAS Price Of Smokes FARM SUPPLY Three more major cigarette Next To Sale Barn manufacturers have raised their MANHATTAN PR 8-4343 Manhattan Commission Co.;Inc.Saie Thursday's market appeared to 15 black heifers757@ 23.50 be steady to strong on all class-1 whiface steer 820@ 23.20 HEIFER CALVES 21/4 MILES EAST OF MANHATTAN ON US 21 es of cattle except cows which 1 whiface heifer 685@ 23.00 7 whiface heifers 527 @25.30 @ 22.70 2 whiface heifers 427p25.25 sold weaker. We have been 1 whiface heifer 1045 1 holstein cow 1415@ 17.80 BUYING @26.25 having one of the best markets 5 holstein steers 916@ 22.10 1 shthorn heifer275 1 holstein cow1395 @ 17.80 22 . 05 @ 23.50 around, on all classes of cattle..5 holstein steers838@ 1 holstein heifer470 1 holstein cow 1205 @ 17.50 FAT HOGS @ 21.85 2 black heifers 562 @22.70 We buy fat hogs daily If you have any doubts, please 1 holstein steer1535 1 holstein cow 1260@ 17.50 @ 20.70 the Manhattan Corn compare our market with any 1 holstein steer1850 1 black cow 965@ 17. 30 20. 10 BULLS Co., Inc. sale barn. We other market. The following 2 blkwhif heifers 825 @ 1 whiface cow 1060@ 17.30 direct with no commiss 1whiface bull 1360@ 23.25 is a partial listing of our sale: 1 brndwhif cow1365@ 17.30 the seller. STEER CALVES 1whiface bull 1570 @23.15 1 holstein cow 1075@ 17.20 BUYING HOURS: 32 . 75 1 @ 23.05 FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 1 whiface steer 260 @ black bull 1360 1 whiface cow 945 @ 17.20 Mondays thru Fri 29.75 1 @ 22. 90 3 whif steers 616p27.201 blkwhif steer 300 @ whiface bull 1310 1 holstein cow 1390 @ 17.10 8 a.m. to 4 p.riv 1 whiface steer 665 @26.401 whiface steer 440@ 29.10 1whiface bull 1720@ 22.90 Saturdays 8 a.m.2 pz 1 holstein cow 1310 @ 17.10 PR Nib 2 whiface steers412@ 29.00 1whiface bull 1325 @22.70 Manhattan 46 whiface steers 849p25.90 1 whiface cow 1030@ 17.00 1 whiface steE - 3 black steers 435 @28.00 1shthorn bull 700@ 22.70 735p25.80 1 holstein cow 1210@ 16.80 32 mixed steers 843 @25.351 whiface steer 555@ 27. 10 1black bull 1215@ 22.00 WE ARE ALSO Bill 1 whiface cow1115 @ 16 . 70 FAT HOGS AT Till 5 black steers 740 ©25.101 shthorn steer 375p27.00 1whiface bull 1575@ 21.45 1 whiface cow 965 @1 6. 70 W. E. DUGAN YAR 1 whiface steer @ 1shthorn steer 280@ 26.75 black bull 1170 @21.45 775 25. 10 1 blkwhif cow 1185 @ 16.70 ALTA VISTA 1 whiface steer 800 @25.006 black steers 591@ 26 . 50 1shthorn bull 257.50 1 holstein cow 1515@ 16.60 SATURDAYS '& IVIONDfi 573@ 26.50 9 black steers 931p25.003 whiface steers 1 whiface cow 1385 @ 16 . 60 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. 5 whiface steers 1011 24.901 shthorn steer 385@ 26.50 COWS Phone Alta Vista 22941 p 1 whiface cow 1030@ 16.30 4 whiface steers @ 1 whiface steer 485@ 25.90 black cow 890@ 20.25 or ManhattanPR 81411 994 24.85 1 jersey cow 600 @ 15 . 05 1 whiface steer 1 whifacebrof str 440@ 25.60 1shthorn cow 595 @19.80 825@ 24.60 2 shthorn cows&clfs @ 245.00. 1"/VAhAIVIVVVY 1 whiface steer1055p24.506 black steers 579@ 25.50 1black hfrett 900@ 19.00 1 shthorn cow 6clf (a) 242 . 50 AT ALMA &ESKEIDGI 1 whiface steer 800p24.501 whiface steer 595p25.50 1holstein cow 1525@ 18.10 3 shthorn cows&clfs @ 242.00 EVERY WEDNESDAY 1 whiface steer1075p24.401 black steer 385@ 25.20 1holstein cow 1525 @18.10 9 shthorn cows&clfs @ 230.00 From 8 a.m. to 1 p 1 black steer 655p24.001 whiface steer 495@ 24.80 black cow 960@ 18.10 [email protected] 3 shthorn cows&clfs @204.00 2 whiface steers960@ 24.001 black steer holstein cow 1235@ 17. 90 Please do not bringhogs: 1 whiface steer 710p23.801 holstein steer 480@ 22.75 1holstein cow 1430@ 17.90 for sale on Thursdayai;r, noon, as wewill be hac large runs of cattleand l.'; might not be able tounkki and they will gethot on y For informationcallPt. barn in Manhattan,PR 840 In Alma, OscarNelson. % 3861. In Alta Vista,W. ED gan,229-6303. Or Your,.', ,, call Joe Raine atMaple [.. Eskridge 15Ft MI 3-2226 or Ft 449-2347. .t-. -FOR ESTIMATES W.. E. DUGAN Alta Vista, 229-6430 JOE RAINE Maple Hill, MI 3-2226 Commissio DON WELLS Manhattan, JE 9-3744 The Manhattan MERVIN SEXTON Abilene, CO 3-3449 Inc. C. J. WENTZ, bus. mgr.Manhattan, JE 9-5561 Co.,

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MANHATTAN, nl BARN PHONE Manhattan, PR 8-4415 Vi EastOn tight sales are expected until harvest isover, but thel Consignment Reports a Manhattan Sale will run every Thursday as usual, on Bill ' WIBW radio 6:30 A. M. Thursdays JoeRaine schedule. WIBW-TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays Auctioneer: Get'eralBill RedMae', I@13, Grass & Grain 13 June 13, 196 7

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A Garden In The Front Yard George Haist of Miltonvale has the front of his yard planted to tomatoes, the parking to beans, and the rest of the yard to other garden plants - onions, lettuce, carrots, beans and peas. George says he has planted the garden in the front of the house because he couldn't get the backyard to produce. He poses with the tomato plants he has already staked off for climbing. He has over 100 plants. George gives away a lot of his garden produce, but he says he just likes to keep busy.

BU LNG T HOG iyfat hogs dail .anhattan Com lc.sale barn. with no Corn ler. BUYING HOURS ondays thruFri 8 a.m. to4 p.m urdays 8 a.m. nhattan PB

ARE ALS° AT HOGSAT E. DUGAN Y ALTAVISTA RDAYS & NON 8 ay. to3 PAL nie Alta Vista ,Manhattan,Manhattan°.

ALM WED 0 VERYO rom 8am. to 1 e donot bring 11, ale on Twh.Itiriale as we rtle runs ofcattle not,ofbeableto hey will g_ rinform in _Manhattasmer ma, Os iy, Arista,En Altaor ) 229-6303. Raine roe 2226 or 47.

Comm' an First Cutting Co,,Inc. Albert Lanou of Aurora rakes first cutting hay.He says it was frost-bitten but came out in fine shape.

East Oh Ig Bill gain andGeneral Her:J(le Maelzer Red of Ottawa elsal Red. county is proud of his dog, shown an even larger decline. 14 Grass Trade Forecaster The sharpest drop occurred & Grairi in the three Corn Belt states. June Sees State Crop During the first quarter, tractor 13, 1967 sales to farmers dropped 22 per cent in Illinois, and in Indiana sales were At 206 Million wellabove The Kansas wheat harvest and Iowa sales were down 18 ago. a Nr MO and 15 percent, respectively. Several factors about will be about five million bush- hay In March, declines of more Probk els higher than the May 1 es- contributed tothis of In than 25 percent were recorded in outlays for turnahelit years timate by the U.S. Department machinery. of Agriculture, a Chicago ex-in each of these states. Tractor importantwas the a ReE sales in Michigan were down decline In' /none pert believes. farm pricesand incomes only slightly while in Wisconsin last year and lat these Conrad Leslie, reporting for earlierthis Lamson Bros. & Co., Chicago yea, Board of Trade, predicted a harvest of 206,644,000. The May estimate by the USDA Livestock and Crop Reporting Service maim was 201,206,000 bushels. alta Hen Other private reporting ser- Come vices also have varied around goi- in toc the 200 -million to 206 -million 7a &eh es aro bushel production market for oftill Kansas wheat this year. azeii ever 1 Leslie estimated total U.S. Wb winter wheat production at polich 1,187,114,000 bushel s, with thefi spring wheat likely to be 238,- Bas 879,000 bushels. Both figures are substantially higher than the 1966 production and are indicative of a record erbicidE harvest for wheat in the United States of some 1.5 billion bush-- Limit fel els - or 300 million bushels above the record setin 1958 Herbicides tr crops forliv with 1.47billion bushels of of wheat produced.

Readying For Busy Season Ed Mason of Rice (Cloud county) liftshood of cars and listens to runningengine. Mason is going into Implement Sales a ready for harvest. busy season so that farmers -may be Down In first BIuE Get your pullets Quarter Of Year Machinery expenditures by "Si to production size farmers are being curtailed, especially in the Midwest, in spite After all, I put all I had in thosecreamy rich Chappell of the near -record farm income Dairy Products. QUICKER last expan- You can do your part bymaking these If... sion in this year's crop acreage. nutritious dairy foods a part ofevery meal. Not only had a With In a recent Agricultural Let- during dairy month, but year round. ter, the Chicago Federal Re- A migl serve Bank took note of the sta- more t. tistics which show that retail 'on it. r". sales of farm tractorsinMarch for fin PULLET DEVELOPER dropped about 16 percent from &44/litelld hospit the comparable year-ago month. ALL STAR Over 1 During the entire first quarter, ALL STAR DAIRIES Shield they were down about 2per cent. DAIRY PRODUCTS in buds In the Seventh Federal Re- MANHATTAN, KANSAS can pr serve District states (which ac- Serving The Central 5 Counties things count for about one-fourth of new he total tractor sales in the na- One r tion ). farm tractor sales have popula the jol Blue S covera \B.F.Goodrich use .. Use ti about

Cross HeavyDuty Nylon tect th Truck Tires Find ( THIS ONE -WEEK SPECIAL age th Makes It Worth Your While 1st Line 1st Quality profes Size Ply Price organi To Try This KEY DEVELOPER Size Ply Price 7.00 x 20 S Ply $31.00 6.70 x 15 6 Ply $15.00 $32.03 7.50 x 20 8 Ply K 7.00 x 15 6 Ply $17.00 7. 50 x 20 10 Ply $34.00 7.00 x 15 8 Ply PER TON$ ON OUR DOCK $24.00 8.25 x 20 10 Ply $36.00 64 6.00 x 16 6 Ply $50,60 KA $13.00 9.00 x 20 10 Ply 6.50 x 16 6 Ply $15.00 10.00 x 20 12 Ply $60.00 7.00 x 16 6 Ply $17.00 THE $4 LESS IN BULK 7.50 x 16 8 Ply V7.00 AFFOR 7.00 x 17 6 Ply $23.00 ..... We give an additional discount 7.00 x 17 8 Ply of 2% on cash orders. $27.00 TUBELESS 7.50 x 17 8 Ply $32.00 6.70 x 15 6 Ply $18.00 7.00.x 18 8 Ply $32.30 6.50 x 16 $19.00 Blue Many thousands of pullets have been 6 Ply brought to laying 7-17.5 6 Ply $25.00 c/o Public 11 size through the exch'sive feeding ofKEY PULLET DEVEL- $30.00 OPER. We fortify this feed generouslywith vitamins, min- 8-17.5 8 Ply 1 erals, and growth factors to bringthem to productive type Plus Federal ExciseTax Exchange Please send layers faster than through ordinaryfeeding. Given the birds with your good management and'KEY PULLET DEVELO- TRACTION TRUCK TIRES ONLY$3 MORE - ALL SIZES ! I Name PER - you'll make more from your operations. ProtectedByWritten RoadHazard Guarantee Address FILL YOUR BULK BINNOW 1 I want infor BUY NOW AND SAYE -BE READYTO ROLL Offer Ends After Tues., June20 Non -C 1

CALL COLLECT ME 2-2141 FREE FAST MOUNTING Farm Groui TIRE STORE I Firm Name. DEEP OCOvbber Weldem Key Milling Address of Co. 1 Clay Center, Kans. ROC \B.F.Goodrich , wawa. ! REX KOPPES, Owner PHONE ME 2-2167 813 6th STREET ... Grass it How Fiscal PolicyAffects Farmer a 1_,2 1967 A. Buller signed to regulate the growth land for $200 an acre at 5 per er steers. The interest charge By Orlan or behavior of the nation's econ- State University cent interest. You pay off the would be $3. If the interest rate well Kansas omy. Monetary policies are mortgage in 20 years in annual was 7 per cent, the charge above Most farmersworried little rates, availability those affecting the interest $10 per acre payments. After would he $3.50. Increasing in actors have about interest rates andtheavailabilityof 20 years, you've actl,ally paid interest rate becomes less sig- p or income taxes20 to this of money, credit. Fiscal policies, deal with $'05 an acre nificant because the loan is for to But they are taking - $200 at the years ago. income tax rates and govern- for. interest in ournation's original price, plus $105 for in- a relatively short period. a keen the ket?:i policies ment expenditures. terest. Fiscal policies generally do monetary andfiscal When the government wishes dincomes Now assume the same situa- not affect farmers as much as earlier la these days. to curb inflationary pressures. tion, but figure the interest at businessmen or salariedpro- this y itactsto reduce demand for 6 per cent. The per acre cost fessionals. Changes in tax cre- 'goods and services by consum- has increased $21- $200 for dit or depreciation allowance, ers and businessmen. Thisis the original price, but now the however, would be more im- monetary policyinaction.It interest amounts to $126 perac- portantto farmers than a may take the' form of an in- re. It totals out to $326 an acre. change in tax rate. Credithasbe- crease in the interest rate. or Inthisexample, increasing Changes in government ex- Here's why. penditures or income tax rates come amighty important tool a tightening of money. The re- the interest rate 1 per cent agriculture. And tax- sults are the same: higher boosted the per acre cost almost may affect demand for farm in today's 7 per cent. products by consumers. A high- es aretaking a bigger bite out costs which produce a cutback paycheck than in investment. The effect of raising or lower- er tax rate would reduce the of the farmer's consumer's disposable income ever' before. A raise in interest rates may, ing the interest rate becomes What are monetary andfiscal have a significant effect' on the more important as the length and consequently his buying policies? How do theyaffect cost of farm mortgages, which of the loan increases. Suppose power for food. This could in- fluence the prices farmers re- the farmer? frequently run up to _20 or 30 you borrow $200 at0per cent Basically, they are toolsde- years. Suppose you purchase for3months to purchase feed - ceive for their products.

and follow these limitations giv-for silage. Do not graze treated erbicides May en on the label of the chemicals,areas or feed forage to live- Dr. Erick B. Nilson. Extension stock," are the limitations for Wheat Growers Get "Ramrod," a pre -emergent sug- mitFeeding herbicide specialist at Kansas State University, says. gested for weed control in corn, rbicides may limitthe use or in soybeans grown for seed livestock feed. Read "Do not cut immature plants 2 EXTRA SERVICES crops for crop. Amihen and Trifluralin (Tre- flan) are suggested for weed at Lippert Grain Co. control in soybeans and the You could be money limitation placed on use of the (1) PROTEIN PREMIUM plants is "Do not graze treated areas or use treated plants for On Segregated Cash Wheat ahead by not having food or forage." "Do not graze or feed forage from treated. Is Paid To YOU fields to livestock," is an addi- Blue Cross -Blue Shield's tional restriction when Triflur- (2) ALL WHEAT alin is used, Nilson says.

. . "Service Benefits" Plan "Do not graze treated areas IS STATE GRADED or feed forage from treated land to livestock within 60 days AT OUR EXPENSE amy rich Chappe after application,"isthelimi- rt by making the If... you were neversick... or never tation placed on sorghum plants ry meal. Not onl had an accident when Atrizine is used for weed control. We have ample capacity for A mighty big word, "if". So big, in fact, that more than 750,000 Kansans refuse to gamble If 2,4-D is used for control of 'on it. They belong to Blue Cross- Blue Shield, weeds in pastures, do not graze GOVT. LOAN WHEAT for financial protection against the cost of dairy animals on treated areas e44/1#6 hospital and professional services. within 7 days. There are no lim- ALL STAR itations for beef cattle on 2.4-D CASH WHEAT Over the past 25years, Blue Cross - Blue treated pastures, Nilson ex- Shield has becomeone of the great principles plains. in budget protection. Blue Cross- BlueShield RILEY COUNTY AND 4 can protect the money you have set aside for If a seedling alfalfa field is things like education, retirement, vacation; treated for weed control with CLAY COUNTY LOANS new home dalapon or 4' (2,4-DB), there is ... a restriction with respect to One reason Blue Cross- Blue Shieldisso livestockfeed.Dalapon-treated popular is because itcan be counted on to do alfalfa should not be fed as for- LIPPERT GRAIN CO. the job. Simply.Securely. With Blue Cross - age to dairy cows or to animals Blue Shield'sService Benefits protection, your being furnished for slaughter. -MAXINE FRIEDERICH Alfalfa should not be cut for coverage is basedon the cost of services you GREEN, KANS. PHONE WI 4-2364 use ... noton pre-set dollar allowances. hay within 30 days of treatment if dalapon is applied. Use thiscoupon for complete information about Non- Group or Group coverage.Blue Cross - Blue Shield group plans already pro- FEED tect theemployees ofmore than 11,000 firms. FEED Find outif you are eligible forgroup coverage through ARROW your place of employment, your ARROW professional HOME or trade association, or a farm MORROWVILLE SW 0-2865 Price organization. AN 5-3894

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Di. BlueCross JUNCTION CITY -Blue SfieldOF KANSAS All Continental 1 c/o Public Relations Not., Box 239,Topeka, Kansas 66601 Elevators Are Ready IMuse send Li me information Bag Noe about New Blue Shield and BlueCross. or HERINGTON Age BL 8-3518 Lyon For The 1967 Mdress City Bulk rantee want information about the following (check one): Chase Wheat Storage 0Non Group

NTING 0Farm Organization (I belong to FarmBureau 0 Group or Farmers Union (Completeinformation (check) (check) Continental Grain Branch for below): Call A Nearby Firm Name Number of Employees CHAMP MAKER Formula Feeds ARROWOR SEE YOUR ARROW FEED DEALER

1 4 AB's , t. 7 7 ,R / * ------3 -- 444444444 4 444444 a -a'ava'es."L Nutrena Takes McPherson Firm Grass & Grain MCPHERSON - The Nutre- na division of Cargill,Inc., has taken over the operationof Goodman -Nightingale Co., Inc. here. \10W that you've The sale included the flat decided to creep storage building in whiCh the feedmill is located, the grain Al feed your calves! elevator and office building. A total of one million bushels of grain storage wasincluded in See Us for the the deal. FL pays! John Branch will be acting way that manager. A complete lineof Nutrena feeds will be manufactured in the mill, a new automatic installation and put into op- PC eration a little more than a year and a half ago. Employment at the McPherson operation is seven. ma

SALES TAX AT 4.5% IN WASHINGTON STATE Sales tax in the state of Hedge Trimming ma Washington will go up to 4.5% frog! 4.2e, on July 1. Highest Mary and Steve Blackwell, who live one mile north of Aurot afternoons. They had sales tax in the U.S. is 5% in (Cloud county) trim hedge on Saturday b! Pennsylvania. afternoon doing yard work. mo the state's request. SUPER CALF Pendergast said the resume its own coyotestate v corgi Plan program, which hadoperav GOOCHIES Drop Federal Coyote for many years through all fisheries and wildlife under the they The program of federal hunt- The agreement carried the Department of Interior, report-tension service at Kansas Gooch Super Calf Goochies proVision that either the state University. grows calves to give you ex- ers to eradicate coyotes inKan- ed the agency was honoring Intern tra calf frame and muscle to sas has been terminated and or federal government could sell - evener calves - easier the state will handle its own cancel the program on six Purpo weaning calves. Call us, we control " of predatory animals, months notice. Governor Dock- and 13, can supply you Gooch's Best Gov. Robert Docking's office ing indicated the state desired Super Calf Goochies in hag to cancel shortly after he took make or bulk. announced last week. Paul Pendergast, administra- office. tive assistant tothe,governor, William T. Krummes, regional every 6 said the Department of Interiordirector of the bureau of sport Best accepted the state's .request that ililanhat) C K Processing Co. the program Abe droppcId. Production Cre drop Thing That's th & Humboldt Manhattan, Kansas The use of federal hunters Telephone PR 6-9269 created a furor last winter Serving Mar Fewest,Cotton Geary, Pottawe when it was learned that for- Happenedin seeCounties. count' Clay Center, Ma mer Gov. William H. Avery hadAcres In Century Owen Duer, A Clay Center signed -an agreement with the 6 Cohorst, Marys' The agriculture department Forage Crops It. Eddy, Haves Department of Interior that Floyd Rutherfo Alfalfa Mill would have permitted federal says thjs year's cotton acreage Res! Clay Center, Kansas authorities to come into the is expected to drop to about 10 Since Alfalfa! Telephone ME 2-3401 state to eradicate undesired ani-million acres, the smallest in (; ryat for summerforage, ' mals and birds and use what- nearly 100 years. whatever Iho season ... The first official report on DeKalb Sudax BrandVari- ever methods they thought eties, the originalSorghum- most effective: plantings will he issued July 10. Sudangrass hybrids,arc bred Avery had entered into the The latest forecast of the plant- to make the most of every ings was based in part on far- drop ofmoisture. In favorable agreement at the request of seasons, they grow and grow, lisiestock and cattle interests mer -signup under the depart- producing green feed early and without a public hearing. ment's cotton prograln. The pro- often. When it's dry, growers Farmers and wildlife expon- gram offers payments. to those THE ORIGINAL say Sudax Brand continues to who divert at least 35 per cent produce palatable forage, ants objected strongly, contend- SORGHUM -SUDANGRASS often after other crops dry up. ing that the practice could be, of their cotton allotment. Field Order DeKalb Sudax Brand dangerous to other animals andreports on early plantings, fer- HYBRID Hybrids right away. tilizer, seed purchases and re- that a limited number of coy- "DEKA1.1" and "SUDAN" are Registered Brand Names. Numbers are Variety Desiguaticas. otes is beneficial in keeping a lated informatibn also were a balance of nature by leveling basis for the forecast. For Pasture -Hay /HaylageGreen Chop -Cover or Plow& off the rabbit and rodent population. GROWS 2 INCHES BARN LOST TO FIRE OR MORE A DAY NEAR CONCORDIA Diagram, of a Texas trial, shows CONCORDIA - Gordon Fah - remarkable regrowth power of Si) DeKalb Sudax Brand -68 inches ring lost a barn, 17 small pigs, of new growth in25days! 50 chickens and a large amount of grain when lightning struck his barn near here last week. AS CASH WHEAT

"SAVE BUSHELS, INCREASE PROFITS WITH and STORAGE -S7ORMOR DRY-O-MATION" We Solicit Your Grain Business for A STORMOR Dry-O-Mation System allows early harvest to avoid field the Sky -High Elevator at Manhattan losses-efficient drying- easy filling, unloading, transferring of grain.

STORMOR bins range from 14 to 60 ft. in diameter, 1,000 to co 66,400 bushels in drying capacity. poufsGooch's Best Feeder -Proved Feeds Fp STORMOR Dry-O-Mation Systemsareengineeredandfield- tested to put your grain on the market atpremium prices. BEST LINN FOR LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY Kuhl KLEINSORGE Stormor Soles CHEST A/C 316 BR 7-6912 Grab COTTONWOOD FALLS, KANSAS CK ProcessingCo., Inc NIARY Dry-O-Mation Clear -Span Steel Buildings Cribs Brau Batch Dryers Oxygen -Free Storage Bulk Feed Bins 21/2 Miles East of Sale Barn Phone PR6.9269 MANHATTAN IS THETIME TO NOW UP YOURPCA FIRM LINE OFCREDIT AUTO RACES Sun. Nite -8 p.m. ShorthornJuniors PLAZA SPEEDWAY Officers of the KansasJunior Shorthorn Associationare presi- to your dent Kathleen Schroeder,Tim- Junction City Avisit ken; vice presidentRoger Gatz, Hiawatha; and secretary ONE MILE EAST ON J -HILL sa Gatz. Hiawatha. Tere- 2 CLASSES JALOPIES (305 cu. in. motors) HILLS SEMI -LATE MODEL STOCK CARS - '49 Thru '60 FLINT Marriage A Rock RACES EVERY SUNDAY In Struble Family OFFICE The Strubles were the marry- NIGHT AND HOLIDAYS PCA ing kind, no doubt about that. Finest And Fastest Quarter The family of the late Mr. and Mile Track In The Country Mrs. F. R. Struble, who lived in Ottawa and Saline counties, maywell be the has compiled an amazing record of matrimonial durability, probably unmatched inthe G&G area. mostprofitable Last week Mr. and Mrs. Dan We'd Like To Handle Your Struble of Salina celebrated nonbh of Auro their 50th wedding anniversary, they had becoming the fifth of seven chil- Wheat Storage a b make dren to reach such an anniver- move you sary. equest, The parents, the late Mr. & Cash st said the state Mrs. F. R. Struble, marked their own coyote coat 65th wedding date back in 1939. hich had operated allyear! Daughter Eva (Mrs. Harry Loan .ears through the Lash) celebrated her 50th wed- vice at Kansas S ding date in 1943. Daughter Ad- Up -To -Date Facilities Intermediate Term Loans for Productive da (Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Brown- Purposes Made To Responsible Farmers ell) reached the mark in 1950. Fast Handling Mr. and Mrs. Collis Struble and Ranchers celebrated their golden anni- Refreshments if You Have Time versary in 1959, and another daughter Madge (Mrs. Sheri- dan Boss) celebrated in 1954. roduction The oldest Struble, Mrs. J. A. Flint Hills Feed & Grain Council Grove Stauffer, who will soon be 88, onhattan Noassociation MANHATTAN oduction Credit Assn. Production Credit Assn. missed her golden day by only R Humboldt PR 8-2226 315 W. Main - 767-5515 a few months. Her husband 4th & RI Tracks PR 8-5322 That's died in 1948, five months before ServingMarshall,Clay, Riley, Serving Dickinson, Marion. Mor- Pottawatomie & Wabaun- ris,Chase &Lyon Counties. the anniversary. ned in Counties. Branch officesat Branch offices at Abilene, Hills- y Center, Marysville. Fieldmen : boro, Marion. Fieldmen: Bill Als The seventh child, Mrs. Tom en Duer, Asst.mgr.; Ray paw,asst.sec-tr.; James Peters, Norton Sr. and 1Vr. Norton of mt. Marysville, HI 3-4005; W. Lehigh; Wilfred Elliott, White Ci- Crops Eddy, Havensville, 889-4159. ty. Salina, have only five years to Rutherford, mgr. Charles E. Graham, mgr. go. They celebrated their 45th Residence - PR 6-5683 Residence - 767-5978 IT'S YOUR TURN Alfalfa! anniversary last month. summer forage,'

the season... HOG RAISERS! ax Brand Vari- 'ginal Sorghum. y brids, are bred most of every Be arc. In favorable CASH IN JUNE 12 TO 17 ON grow and grow, and an Early Bird en feed early it's dry, growers rand continues to GOOCH'S BEST latableforage, her crops dry up. ) BUY A lb Sudax Brand CASE® SPECIAL DOLLAR t; away. hristy aC1FORAGE SAVING WEEK! ,er orPlowdown HARVESTOR-GET A This week only your Gooch Dealer is passing along Big Dollar SIX-TONWagon Gear Savings per ton on AS A FREE BONUS IN JUNE SUPER 40 Look into all the HOG CONCENTRATE

features of theNM Pay yourself the extra hog raising bonus of lower feed costs -- make Structurally rugged without excessive weight your grain do more -- fin- (Built-in brawn.Light on the drawbar.) ish your hogs into market

Roller chain and gear drive toppers days earlier. Adjustable cutting Stock up this week or Heavy-duty cylinder. length from 13/64 to 2-1/8 inches (June 12 through June forage 17) on Gooch's Best 40 Spring -loaded rolls for force-feeding Hog Supplement to get an Built-in knife sharpener tractor big dollar savings on . Cutting and delivery controlled from every ton. seat Leeds FORK 'HEAD tractor Hook the 300 to any 50 hp or larger 300 axles. Swinging drawbar. Adjustable LINK CENTRALIA ESKRIDGE Kuhlman motorco. Hogue Farm Service ASTER McBratney Impl. NEBR. Phone 857-3815 MARION 'au Impl. co. Longhofer Supply See Your Gooch Dealer! Or contact the Gooch Feed Mill Inc mPsviLLE CLAY CENTER Company - Salina, Kansas. t. SALINA 6.9269 Brothers Porter Eqpt. Co. R 1121 Crawford ME 2.5202 Vahsholtz Impl. Co. GRASS & GRAIN Ablealreaftleallareearelak Bu$111( reason GRASS &GRAIN has 'Ile in F01 CLASSIFIEDADVERTISINc dd 5c a word for addo AT M t KATES: $1 a week for15 words or less.A nal words. Boxed ads: $1.68 an inch C1AL: Four weeks forthe price of three. Per issue,SIrt- Manhattan, Kansas. Phone PR 8-at 16e IMoreReaders rate. Send your ads toAg Press, 1207 Moro, 444 ,9963rV;satlrai al 11nei if cash not withorder.) of its classified advertisingand sales section than (25c handling charge owner, any newsweekly inthe state is that Grass &Grain ..... wagoi has FOR SALE - Yorkshire boar FOR RENT tion & -pasture trans.,'` from SPF stock. Back fat probe steers or 60cows -pheA .8, weight 350 lbs. Glenn Lee La- 4607 - ElmerLa le 427- as B 0MoreClassified Livestock cy, Miltonvale, Kans., Ph. ville, Kans. rq, ff..... 3165. x15 read. Last year Grass & CERTIFIED 1962 Rauln advertising for readers to KENT,Clark (314 pages) of classified ads 2 2000 lb. Polled Hereford bulls and Wayne soybeans p3 Grain ran 25,084 inches Also 1961 is running 24% over 4 2 -year old Polled Hereford certified Shelbybeans, k and sales. This year volume WANTED TO BUY 'bulls. 15 Hereford cows. Delbert ange cane and SiberianRex automatic FEEDER HOGS Malt, last year. Johnson, Junction City, Kans. Call collect JA7-2484, those' 40 to 100 lbs. Top pricespaid. x17 Belleville. Sis

lotlepdrtartI V lbpveleanirnicgsirnlerntbka:.iilayE;ti J. D. SIMPSON 19F;a;atrno°:cet eoe:. Land,Livestock,Implements, z18 Sell 130 Grant Ave., JunctionCity NATIONALLY ACCREDITED FOR SALE Cef Furniture, Feed & SPF Yorkshire boars & open 63 soybeans. Germ Cars & Trucks, Phone CE 8-3754 or CE 8-3939 8,5. pu3 Find a Good gilts,serviceable age. Floyd H99e.4i l7m. a$1;13:8G5 raee nbu Seed, Antiques, Services. Meyer, Phone 308, Palmer, pshhel.wWie 4.424ey9 wayl the Most - for SB17 Buy. The Way to Tell MR. CATTLE & Kans. OF DOI G&G Classi- t1( the least cost - is thru SHEEP FEEDER FOR SALE -- Milk cows: 10 WAYNE SOYBEAN seed, NA fied. - Alfalfa -Molasses Pellets Holstein, 3 to 6 yrs. old, 3 tomaturing & highyielding, Produce Better Gains freshen in July, some have just bert Kientz, Wamego, g Lower Feed Costs freshened;4 B/W heifers,2 Phone 456-9831. Rak A WEEK No Waste --- Easy To Handle just fresh, 2 to freshen the next 2mos.. Good production. Call 15 words or less Contact after 5:00 p.m. in the evening cFoOrRn. 126..3-06;ri NjDOlting,Pirt s15c word; additional PRESTON MILLING between 5 & 7:00 p.m. Also 2 - 771-3378, Delia, Kansas INDUSTRIES unit DeLaval electric pulseola- Home of SUR-GAIN Feeds tor milking machine. Telephone 'Whet., 0, REACH 11,100 SUBSCRIBERS Fairbury,Nebraska No. call Area 913 482-3345. SB15 Send 'r Phone 729-6145 YOUNG BREEDING ewes are Automotive WRITE YOUR FOR SALE - Registered 9 mo. sellingat bargain prices-this Holstein bull, Burke Ormsby looks like a good time to buy AD HERE breeding. First hull calf in Cen-them and I'll have more in this tral Dist. B & W. Dam Forty-week. Also few rams. Call Doug , with Wildin, 316-662-7543, Hutchin- JUNE Niner daughter from our "Star" I son. SB16 PACE -SETTER SALE family still milking on first calf Gana;Kan record of 244d 14910 lb. m 515 FOR SALE - Purebred Polled Open Sun. 15pan, lb. f. Dam of sire has 3 records Shorthorn hulls.Serviceable

of over 1000 lb.f. Price now age. Leonard E. Bigham, Frank- Usecl Cars 8350. Herbert M. Olson, Alta fort, Kans. 1966 Chev. V-8 Bel Air, I dt, Quittin Vista, Kans. Phone 229-6802. aut. trans. SB15 FOR SALE --Registered Suf- These item folk rams, yearlings. Harold D. 1966 Impala 4 -door V8, autos Wedn ,June FOR SALE --- Three fancy An-Johnson, Box 327, Belleville, tic, PS, PB caat stc gus herdtylls,guaranteed inKans. 66935. Phone JA 7-5030. 1964 Plymouth Belvedere 4, Ijvuarlye139'4 every way. Marvin Johnson, x16 automatic Kans.A Brookville, Kans. 225-4575. SB15 1964 Corvair Monza 4-spee4 are in -- - 10 BLACK Angus cows for 1963 Chevrolet Bel Airldoor, These and r FOR SALE - National accred- sale; some with calves, others 327 engine, 4 -speed Irma office,ev5andxa ited SPF Hampshire gilts, and to freshen soon. 1003 N. Juliette sion boars ready for service. Galen Manhattan, Kans. PR 6-6680. 1963 Ford F-500 4 -door, kg%Paint gun, r Wietharn, Axtell, Kans. Phone SB15 der, standard transmission 736-2777. x21 MEAT TYPE Nationall Accred- 1963 Chevrolet Biscayne Sta Olivetti calcu FOR SALE --- Registered Here- ited SPF Yorkshire boars. Ser- tion wagon, 6 cylinder, stint dition ford bulls widely recognized forviceable age, guaranteed. Har- ,ard transmission Used auto ai quality and -atisfaction -- rea-vey Herrs, Linn, Kans. Phone 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 4-dr. mi. auto, p.s. Many pieces sonableprices.Located 2 DI 8-2252. x18 1961 Falcon station wagon, meet north and 2 east of Junction cyl., 4-dr., aut. Sun Master n highways 15 & 18. Jones Here- FOR SALE - 5 milk cows, 250 Sun distribut ford' Farms, Abilene. SB16 gal. DeLaval bulk tank, 2 unit 1960 Ford 9 passenger station DeLaval magnetic milker, 1951 wagon, 4 -door, 6 cylinder, Sun volt & REGISTERED YORKSHIRE 14 ft. Baldwin combine with standard transmission ternator & out- 1959 Mercury Monterey V-81 Sun battery S Serviceable age boars, cab, 1958 Dodge 2 ton truck Alemite cross standing individuals, proven ' with hoist and fold down stock door, automatic, air costa bloodline. Neill R. Walker, Rt. racks. 4 row John Deere corn power er, 1 yr. old 2, McPherson, Vans. CH 1-7599. disc, one row Case field cutter. 1959 Rambler 4 -door, 6-cylinde Grinder & st SB16 automatic Iset stands Telephone 50, Narka; Kansas. Alternator die x16 1958 Chevrolet 4 -door 6cylin der, standard trans. Compression DAIRYMEN FOR SALE - 1 Quarter mare, 1958 Olds 88 4 -door automatic Transistor tae 5 yrs. old, gentle, pretty well 1957 Ford 4 -door V-8, automat FARMERS broke for cattle, and Interna- 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, 4dr tional one way 5 disc. Floyd V-8, automatic 10 vinyl tend( With advancing milk prices, Krause, Westmoreland. x15 1957 Ford 2 -door V-8 automat Harley I now is the time to start a dairy 1955 Chevrolet 4-dr., motorcycle herd or add to your present one. 50 HEAD spotted Poland and trans. d We believe we have inallof York cross pigs for sale. Castra- 1953 Plymouth 4-dr. 6 cyl, std 54f n Kansas the best selection of Hol- ted & weaned, ready to go. Ar- trans. 2 maple dusk stein, Guernsey, Jersey, Brown no Samuelson, Rt. 1, Randolph, 1947 Chrysler 8 cylinder, 404 Swiss and Milking ShorthornKans.' phone Waterville ST' 8 passenger 2 swivel exec Don't forget to include freshand springer cows and 5-2417. x16 name, address and/or phone. heifers. ---- Gustiboeyres ...oil FOR SALE - Tex -Flow irriga- SPEED BOAT FIGURE YOUR COST HERE. COME, HAVE A Lonic -- tion gated and plain pipe, tow- 15' Speedliner boat w/ 4514 You'll be glad you did. lines and Berkeley pumps. Qua- motor & trailer 2 new 700x1 Financing available on cows & tiros each lity with economy prices. Check USED TRUCKS TOTAL NO. OF WORDS heifers. your irrigation needs now. Ri-' 1 RATE: (Minimilin) .15 words or less .... $1.00 Calves -Calves -Calves chardson irrigationfurrowers, 1963 Ford 1/2 T pickup,lt-8, bestavailable.20serviceable erdrive Lot 24 pieces We also have those good fastage Registered Hereford bulls, 1963 Chev. 1hT V-8, aut.trans, hoses Additional words @ 5c each (Exam- gaining beef cross calves fromCK Bloodlines. Warren St.Pi- pwr. strg. Lot 17 pieces ple, a 20 -word ad has 5 more words 2 weeks to 400 lbs.Also Hol- erre, 1 west,1,4 north Ames, 1963 Chevrolet 1/2ton, 44001 ...... than 15.Five words @ 5c each stein hull and heifer calves. drive, 6 -cylinder, 3-speed New 20"x6" Kansas, Phone 446-3631. SB18 ( would be 25c) New shipments in every Sat- 1959 Chev. 2T w/ 15Whedi urday. REG. YORKSHIRE bredgilts. hoist, real clean 2 .) COST FOR 1 WEEK Neill R. Walker, Rt. 2, McPher- 1959 International 1/2ton, 6r)} radios (Add figures above) $ SPECIAL son. CH 1-2599. SB16 inder, 4 -speed Multiply one -week cost times num- 75 bred fall freshening Holstein 1952 Chevrolet 1/2 ton3 -sped, ber of weeks you want ad to run. heifers. FOR SALE - Bred Yorkshire 1950 Chevrolet ton, RP Warre 50 (men Holstein heifers giltseligibletoregister. Also sneed LESS DISCOUNTS 50 Holstein heifer calves weanling Yorkshire gilts. Larry 1949 Ford 11/2T SWBwith M (See below) The ideal thing to pet on pas- R y a n,Enterprise, Kansas, & hoist }Low ture. Phone WA 2-6729. x15 1949 Dodge 11/2 tonwith bat mAxiiAr I ENCLOSE $ 6-cyl., 4 -speed W. G. Wiebe 1940 Chevrolet siton, opeca RUN THIS AD CONSECUTIVE WEEKS FOR SALE Phone CI 4-7625 6 cylinder !IP, 7000 mile SUMMERFIELD, KANSAS DISCOUNTS: (with cash orders only) deduct 10% AULD le0oligiheadwear good if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. Feed & Seed SP 14' cREV1101,5 combil REFUNDS: you may collect a refund at the Ag FOR SALE - Good registered lion; two30'? Press office for any unused amount paidif an Zato Hereford bull, 6 years old. gas ranges. v ad is cancelled. Cleo Brunkow, Wamego, Phone HO 0414 ft grain bed 456-2407. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY (boxed ads) $1.68 a column x16 WAKE must bein inch. R MEAT TYPE Nationally Accre- DAIRY PELLETS, range pellets Phone Hu t CASH: Ads not accompanied by cash have a 25 -cent dited SPF Yorkshire boars. Ser- andallkindsoffertilizers. Or WeekerldS billing charge added. viceable age, guaranteed. Har- Manhattan MillingCo.,107 AMC vey Herrs, Linn, Kans.phone Pierre, Manhattan. TF Chg FOR MAIL TO: DI 8-2252. x15 TRUCKS 8 SADDLE MATE - Honey Ton 60Ton Peed- AG PRESS - 1207 MORO- (101.4: service MANHATTAN, KANSAS FOR SALE - Purebred Hamp-Bloom, a blood building vitamin Sales & btrer.Ronc)xi P.O. BOX. 1009 shire boars and bredgilts. iron compound in a pure honey MOT°35,,,,ATI Nt.ci - Glenn E. Miller, Vermillion, base for horses. Key Milling, TRI-COUNT lee, r. MA/s,,-- Veparalleitift Kans. x17 Clay Center, Kansas. SB16 07 N. 3rd BARGAIN TIRES- Two new Harvest Trucks Firestone Champion FOR SALE -- New Holland No. BusinessIs Great 18.4x26 :T7 -twine baler with good VF4 1957 Chev. %T pickup, 4-spd., combine tires. Pair $139.Wis- Farms & Ranches sing Motor Co. Abilene,Kans. Wisconsin motor, $75. Easy -Flo InFord Country extra clean sold privately or silage distributor for 16-24 foot 1959 Chev. 2 ton truck, V-8 en- SB16 AT AUCTION silos, including goose neck, good INC ATMANHATTAN gine, 2 -speed axle FOR SALE $60. 6x6 dimension lumber. El- 1956 Chev. 2 ton truck, V-8 en- - 1950 GMC d& SPE 2-dr. sedan,6 -cylin- 4 -speed, grain sides,new 7.00x (your choice) dred Schaefer, Bremen, Kans., 1965 Valiant local one gine, 2 -speed axle, new paint flat standard trans., 15 6 -ply tires. $250. JohnGutsch, You can profit from our Phone 767-4926, Odell, Nebras- tc.1.1e, der, & saddle tanks 8444 12,000 miles,like new Lincolnville, Kans. x18 years of experience and wide ac- ka. x15 owner, $1495 1957 Chev. 11/2 ton truck, 6 cyl- quaintanceinpurebredlive- ...... Country sedansta- inder 4 -speed transmission TIRES! TIRES Tires! Lowest stock auctions and in the live- FOR SALE - 95 combine, 14 1111111144144 19E3 Ford V-8, automatic 1945 Chev. 11/2 ton truck, 131/2 pricesanywhere.Tractor, stock brokerage and farming ft. 1962 Model 30 John Deeres. tion wagon, fac- ft., stock rack, grain bed & Truck, Implement, Auto. business. PR 6-8454, Manhattan. x17 R&H, p-steering, Fink Pasture trans., local owner,27,000 hoist Tire, Wamego, Kansas. x18 bws for 1 tory air, (we go anywhere in Kansas) - Phone A real cream 1963 -Chev.'/2 ton pickup, 6 cyl- ar Laos actual miles. inder, 4 -speedtrans., 8ft. GENE WATSON Combine Specials ...... sedan, ..... 6 cyl- Fleetside bed, radio & heater REAL ESTATE Pgambler 2-dr. standard trans..$695 1960 Ford 1/2 ton pickup, 6 cylin- Gene Watson, Auct.-Broker GLEANERS inder, 4111221=1111 nKELNTi Clark 4-dr. sedan, V-8, der, 4 -speed trans., 8 ft. Style- 316 663-3174 14 Hillcrest 1964 A II Gleaner, 14 -ft., with ,,,Yoeans. Also Se Mercury R&H, p. side bed cab and diesel motor, like new lbY beans, go t automatic trans., 1960 Chev. 1/:2 ton pickup, 6 cyl- Doug Wildin, Salesman nd Siberin steering...... 316 662-7543 1964 A II Gleaner, 14 -ft., with of you that would inder, 4 speed trans., 8 ft. Rt. 1 'A 7-2484, - For those Fulmer Real Estate HUTCHINSON, KANSAS cab, extra clean Sis have a Buick: Fleetside bed, radio & heater really rather 1959 Ford CATHERINE J FULMER 1963 C Gleaner, 16 -ft., A-1 con- Buick Wildcat,2-dr. hard- '.o -ton pickup, 6 cyl- dition - Certified Vinyl roof,p-stering, inder with 3 speed trans., 614 REALTOR top. factory air, 6- ft. Styleside bed & stock rack 1956 A Gleaner, 14 -ft.,1 -owner, Germ 85. power brawerkess, Pil Carlson Agency always shedded, ready for a bushel. 1958 IHC pickup,(i cylinder Office 456-7696 Wesley waypoeats with 3 speed trans. MANHATTAN, KANS. harvest $2295 een. Ph. WI4.. SAVE HDREDS $3995 Res. 456-9281 DOLLARS!.... Farm, 480- acre farm, 110 -acre 1951 R Gleaner, 14 -ft.,1 -owner OF Large stock of Chevrolet 2 door WAMEGO farmland.Balancepasture. $895 YBEAN THIS IS FORDCOUNTRY hardtops on hand: seed, e Modern home. Barns, sheds, si- OTHER MAKES high yielding WHAT ARE YOUDRIVING? 2 - 1965 lo, good livestock farm, located 2 -- 1964 RETIRING? SEE at your con- 1959 A -C 100, 12 -ft.,S.P.,A-1 Wamego Kam' Till 9 in trade area of Manhattan. 1831. Open Evenings 2 Convertibles venience this low priced subur- $1095 Good stock of 4 doors, all pi -ices ban. Well landscaped. Garden Farm, 320 -acre farm, with 100 1956 M -H90 Special, 16 -ft.,re- - No 1yellow space. Fenced yard. Designed acres creekbottom farmland, SKAGGS Open Evenings At 1st & Main for efficiency. Redecorated. 220 painted & reconditioned $1495 .arl JohnsonPho 120 -acre pasture, located Potta- ha, Kansas. wiring. One mile from Manhat-watomie county. Near a good 1955 141 IHC, 14 -ft.,real good FORD) MOTORS 0 B ERMEYER tan. Phone PR 6-8192. highway. condition $995 "Where Customers 2 1952 M -H26, 12 -ft., take your Send Their Friends" Farm, 100 -acre with modern pick, run good $450 1'R 8-3525 FARMS FOR SALE home and other building. On &Heston Unimrpoved 160 between Clifton main highway, wonderful place MANHATTAN and Palmer, 104 cultivated, 46'for someone wanting to retire. Buchli Imp. wheat, 56 feedgrains,bal- Farm. Choice 80 -acre farm with A -C DEALER R SALE -- 1955 Chevrolet Marvin Obermeyer, Owner ance good pasture with nevermodern home. Imnl. sheds. itontruck,mechanically Ph. BL 8-2421 Open to 9 p.m. failing spring $35,000. Fronts on a good highway. rft Phone 786-6866 with grain bed and hoist, Improved 320, 'lights, school AwscwuwERS JUNE HERINGTON, KANSAS red right for harvest, $750. _ bus. 280 cultivated, 61 wheat, Farm. 200 acre creekbottom, HEBRON, NEBR. SETTER SALE roes Garage and Welding, Call EL 8-2421 For 225feedgrain, 215 acres near allin one field. Modern Sun. 1.5 p.m. rnes, Kans. SB15 Evening Appointment growing wheat on farm now,home, silo, sheds and barns. - -- $52.000. Other properties, ranches to of- COMBINES ised Cars Nicely improved 240 with 5 fer. uitting Business FOR SALE ---- Harsh truck bed -room modern home. 112A For More Information, 1966 Gleaner C II,16 -ft. V-8 Bel Air, I hoist, excellent condition, rated very good cultivated land. 48 Call or See 1965 Gleaner C II, 16 -ft. s. These items will be for sale 81/2 tons, $325. Barnes Garage edn, June 7,thru Friday, wheat, 40 feed grain. $42,000. 1962 Gleaner C, 16 -ft., cab a 4 -door V-8, au and Welding, Barnes, Kans. Will carry$20,000. Lawrence Welter 1962 Gleaner C, 16 -ft., chopper e9,at our shop, on high - SB15 Unimproved 160, irrigated, 90A outh Belvedere y:Licastof Manhattan, --- - Real Estate Salesman 1962 Gleaner C, 18 -ft. leveled, 150 cultivated, 73.6 Pr. PR 8-3455, Manhattan C as, TRUCKS wheat, 72 corn & milo. $60,000 1964 Gleaner A II, 14 -ft. Lir Monza 4 -speed All are in good condition. 1966 EIH Scout 4x4, new $2300 Call collectfor appointment.I 1959 Massey 92,14 -ft. lolet Bel Air 4 and many other shop, 1963 IH 1600 2 -ton, 2 -speed axle FOR SALE - 160 acres, all till- ice, and automotive items. have found farms for 12 pro- 1958 Massey 82, 14 -ft. ne, 4 -speed t $1895 spective buyers since Jan. 1.I able, 85 acres irrigated, has very new 650x13 tire & wheel . $18 1957 IH 170 2 -speed axle . $875 can find one for you if you will good wheat and row crop allot- F-500 4 -door, gun, regulator,air hose1950 IH L150 w/ bed and hoist let me know what you want. ments, 9000 hu. new storage Ostlund Implement tdard transmission $20 $845 bins, plus irrigation equipment etti calculator, perfect con- 1950 IH L150, good rolet Biscayne $250 Call Collect for Appointment and landlord's share of crops. CH 3-4088 ;on, 6 cylinder, firm $225 1948 Chev. 11/2 -ton w/ bed and All goifsoldbefore harvest smission auto air conditioner unit hoist $595 $55,000. C&F Agency, Box 213. Galaxie 500 4-dr. $25 1959 B 1,20 %-ton pickup, Kvasnicka Realty - good Concordia. Kans. Ph, 913 CH3- exRS CONCORDIA y piecesofofficeequip- $1195 GERALD A. KVASNICKA 1959. iSB15 in station wagon, ment 1962 Studebaker::1. -ton pickup Realtor Master motor tester FOR SALE all aut. . $135 $550 HADDAM, KANS. 80 acres 9 passenger stab distributortester $60 1950 IH L160, 2 -speed, bed and Ph. FR 6-2874 grass. Modern house, three ear HERINGTON 4 -door, 6 cylinder volt & ampere tester,al- hoist, 0.H $945 garage. All other good improv- ternator & generator ed buildings, plenty of water. I transmission $40 1962 IH Scout, 4 -wheel drive ury MontereyV-8 battery & stprtQr 1-s'er$40 $995 Half mile east of Cameiro, Ks. tomatic, air cond. mite cross sight wheelalign - Samarrai Realty 1211 Spring St., Ellsworth, Kan- r,1 yr. old, complete sas, Phone GR 2-3817. Ms -s. Ray .. $260 FARM MACHINERY 1st Natl. Bank -Bldg. 'inter & stand, 220 volt . $45 NOT INCLUDED IN Slaight. x16 tiler 4.door, RY t stands adjustable MANHATTAN, KANSAS is .... $4 OUR REGULAR AD FOR SALE ---- 10 -room house in USED TRACTORS vrolet 4 -door creator diode tester.... $7 NEW ON MARKET ression gauge John Deere ensilage harvester Randolph, Ks. Nends some re- idard trans. $5 - pair. Jack Quinn, Wamego, Ks. 1964 John Deere 4020 dsl., over- 88 4 -door automa nsistor tack &dwell gauges $150 Horse Training Stables - 160 hauled, fully equipped ...... Case windrow attachment for acres good pastures, near x17 4 -door V-8, auto $99 ensilageharvester 1966 A -C D15, 170 hours 'rolet Bel Air, renting machine... $15 $125 Clay Center, Kans. Large in- FOR SALE - 2 bedroom house, 1963 JD 3010 gas, 1750 hrs. vinyl fendercovers each IH No. 30 manure loader, good door arena; 2 lighted outdoor omatie . $2 1 floor, range, cabinets, 707 Oak, 1962 M -H 65 dsl., o'hld. auto Harley Davidson3 -wheel $175 arenas; stud barn; 3 stud 2 -door V-8 otorcycle Wamego. 56,000.00. Phone 456- 1.960 JD No. 435, diesel -rolet 4-dr., 604 IH No. 15 ensilage harvester pens, 4 -horse walker, hay electric drill 7287 .evenings. x17 1960 AC D14, wide front end, $$11518 $895 barn, hroodmare pastures and rawnr metal power strg. ,outh 4-dr. 6cyl, file cabinets IH No. 20 C ensilage harvester breaking pen. Large 4 bed- 1958 John Deere 720 diesel each $575 room modern home. A real norm Osks $22 57 Ferg. 35; 56 JD 70 dsl. sler 8 cylinder, each Papec ensilage harvester $395 set-up! $65,000. 53 JD 60; 52 AC WD swivel executive $95 Case ensilage harvester Farm Equipment tiger chairs each $445 Section of good grass. Plenty of 52 M -H 44 dsl.; 43 IH M $10 Allis Chalmers ensilageharvest- COMBINES rsonoil burning er water & good fences. $65,000 ;PEED BOAT heating $595 880 acre Cattle Ranch. 550 acres 1959 JO 95, 16', o'hld. w/ 45 Farm Hand manure loader, 1958 JD 14', o'hauled, w/ new (liner boat lye ash.. tea good in pasture, the rest broke ...... $225 gE trailer new 700x16 ;58 land. Good spring. fed ponds. cab, pwr. strg. 6 -ply Goodyear Case manure spreader $200 Fairbanks Motor 1952 Massey Super 26 12' each Case blower w/ pipe $115,000. Could be divided; SED TRUCKS v 700x17 $75 - , & Elec. 14* header complete for John 6 -ply Goodyear$17 make offer. '12 TpickuP, & wheel Deere 95 I Close to Manhattan, Kans., 36 -4 pieces $25 Schumacher's Inc. FORD MCHRY. Used 10' & 12' Pickup reels assorted radiator acres, pond, nice large build- MACHINERY act' ing. $30,000. EX 6-2481 17 pieces $12 1964 JD 215A windrower rg. 4. RENICM10 WHEATON, KS. ton, assorted fanbelts Highway 36 Locker and Meat Processing overhauled vrolet % Business - Near Manhattan. 1961 Case windrower ;.cylinder, 20 2T w/ 154 6...... -ho...... le truck $8 wheel 4.4. V.I. EA 5-2316 Ideal for retired couple. 1960 John Deere 214W baler $14,500. 1959 John Deere 14T baler eal clean 14 ton, 196G . USED PIPE os Dodge or . 1:31Ym-oi5it2h5 Suburban Manhattan -- 2 bed- 1957 NH No. 66 baler rnational WASHINGTON, KANS. IN ALL SIZES AC roto baler w/ new belts 1 -sped $95 room house with small acre- Also used valves (gr. pipe fittings ie2ton International 45T baler vrolet .'OR SALE age. Barn, corral and double ton, Warren 61 Chevrolet JD Nos. 5, 8, 9 & 10 mowers vrolet Poston pickup, 61 Ford tractor, 350 garage. $15,000. HOERMAN SUPPLY CO. JD 36' grain & hay elevator on_ wdll Phone Manhattan PR 6-9253 i 11/2T Motors Farmall, 340 Farmall, H Farm- CallCollect For Appointment Warehouse ZEANDALE, Ks. IHC 4 -row curler, extra good Highway all, New Holland baler. Jack (MRS.) DOLLY MOORE JD 2 -row curler, extra good with IIANHATTAN94 East Quinn, Wamego. x15 JD and IHC 4 -section spring- ge 14. ton KANSAS Office: PR 8-5805 tooths with carriers L speedyion, WILL SELL One: 1956 Chevro- -Home: PR 6-8104 USED MACHINERY 4t let ;-vrolet SALE- Chev. 1/2 ton pickup, 3 -speed, or MANHATTAN, KANS. AT READING, KANS. TOMmiles 12T ick- 1957 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, 4 -speed. Tri-County Sales ter on Sears rebuilt Swather, Case 12', No. 850 good tires, Recently overhauled, 6 ply tires. Cutter, Gehl SP83, 1965 Auu bead 27 MILES from Topeka in Esk- George Munkres weaning runs good; Mark Roberts, Frankfort, Kans. Combine, MF27, 16' It combinepigs; 21AMH ridge area. 320 acre farm. Ex- Phone Collect CIO running SB15 cellentfacilitiesforhandling Silage loader, Oswaltz BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 two 30apt. size condi- WANTED feed Baler, AC, late model rdnges.Want naturaln - ARMY surplus cattle. Creek flows thru HERINGTON, KANSAS 11011 to 6x6 truck. State year, price and lot.70 acrescultivated. Good Scraper, JD840, self -loading in bedWith buy: 131. Land plane, 40' W 10' blade be stock production record. 8 room mo- WOF° ingood racks, condition. Rudolph Laas, Brook- Disk, 9' Case offset FOR SALE - 1961 John Deere ' condition.Lar- ville, Kans. x17 dern house with new furnace. en, Rt 1,Riley, Owner retiring. Priced at$45,- 4010 diesel, wide front end. Call afterKans. FOR SALE- 14.9x28 Firestone000. Lancaster Realty, Junction Walter Porter ME 2-3459. Clay Center. x15 GMC 5 p.m. SB15 tire $35, wanted 13.9x28 tire. City, Kans. Phone CE 8-6809. Phone 913 528-1794 "GREEN MONSTER" self pro- SALE Herbert Gomel, Longford. x15 SB15 TRUCI,onS - 1955 READING, KANS. pelledbale handling machine. Chevrolet - - --- 1/ Ton u`' nai:,.good, FOR SALE FOR RENT - 240 acres of Hauls 200 bales. Equipped with 13T ld - 131/2 -foot grain SerViee bed, Standard Giant, excellent pasture, near Blaine.R.J. FOR SALE - Massey Harris1960 Ford "850" truck chassis. Sales Super 27 combine, large tires,Less than year old. 2, Bea condition, $175. Barnes Garage Cummings, 1000 Leavenworth $3950. 'ON - St., Manhattan, Kansas. Phone ready to go. Paul Diverlkotte,MOLZ-FRICK IMPLEMENT 0654. x15 and Welding, Barnes, Kans. 3rd SB15 6-5508. x15 Phone 212-E, Beattie, Kans. x15CO., WICHITA, KANS. x16 ------COME TO BELOIT S. TRA USED TRACTORS FOR GOOD VALUES USED TRACTORS AT LEONARDSVILLE Pipe, Steel & ,13, 3010E 1964 IH F706 DFarman, new 460 gas, 1963 Case 930 CKdsl., low hrs. $5750 Two 1960 Farmalls Shop Equipment $3995 961 2010 tires both fully equipped& over- 5-8, 1-Q62 ato JD hours. 1964 F504 gas tractor,480 hrs. Like new bolts,7-8,34, 3 -pt. hitch 1Dt^i'vere 40: $3450 hauled 1963 4010 dsl., R/C, 1958 F-350 utility, fasthitch several lengths 1962 4010 dsl., std.,excellent . $3450 pipe, exc. 1959 F560D Farman steer- 8 -inch used standard R/C, TA, COMBINEs ilq6,96d12recs.ja1:483°110) D19, pro-1962 Ford 971 dsl., pwr. cond. 32, 51, 36, 30 ft.lengths. 1955 IH F400 gas NEW 1966 IHC 1963 Allis Chalmers $3750 ing, Select -O -Speed $1295 No. pane, very good 8N. 40 lengths of % &% sucker rod IPTO bar - old price& d6 41k $1795 1947 IH M; 1947 Ford O.D. Wall wide front SAVE ,,couni, 196° re 73( 1955 F400 gas, F.H. 1958 F-200, wide frontF.H. Like new tube 3% 1953 JD60 gas R/C, $ 959 Dee 1955 F300 gas, F.H. $1095 3/16, 6% lbs. perft., 4000 ft. $950 In Stock New IHC tires $875 BALERS 3000 ft. Roll- No, Rib A; 19 1951 Farmall MD, good tie Also 21/2 O.D. 1/8 wall, 1949 JD "G" Power-Trol, bar,witw custom 107 j%C:O ..$345 1961 IHC 56, wire readyi1964 -"',11Cab H Farman, overhauled 1962 IHC 46T, twinew/ bale Good 3" boiler flue,400 ft. 0-Matic $595 Case M Farman, good, newrubber Good 2" boiler flue,250 ft. mould- C No. 403, COM. $795 thrower pipe, 12", 4 unit Dempster rotary c9 14 ft,will. -Also 10" standard ..$100 . head $545 45T; N -H 66 PTO board lister, like new . 1952 8N Ford N -H 66 wire, withengine 5", weld, elbow &flange. tiller,very IHCNo. 210 eern Bi $375 tubing, 12 -ft. JD Surf lex ditioned & ready 956 MasseY 9N Ford Used oil field 2 -inch $650 1 JD 55, 1- $150 OTHER MACHINERY lengths. good TRACTORS John Deere B tractor IHC No. 5 rake, lowrubber good, 30 to 33 -foot ... thisp 1953 Massey HarrisNo. 44 rake 3 750-800 gal. tanks,good for Used JD No. 125 5 -ft.Gyromow- F-350 gas, $545 IHC No. 10, sernimount 2 faig. er low hours 051 CaseS tractor IHC No. 15 rake, 2-wheel water tanks; one good, sas'. ilYft eq11411951 Baldwin USED COMBINES with brgs., IIHrimPe11:99w,55:2lorFarman Super IHC 455 cultivator,fits IH 460 4-cyl. Wisconsin motor IHC 1610 drill w/ sealed c ivis IH 101 combine, extragood -off.Mo- cultivator misCEL-1 $2950 & 560 Rockford power take fert. attach. and seeder ... del GRA589 S215360. IH 1959 F-460gas, '. nice 8-120,T1 $945 IHC 2 -row rear mt. cult. tripham- JD BB168 drill, good No. 80 Massey Harris .... 254b.LittleGiant pod.,_...... $450 IHC 238 1955 & 58 JD No. 55combine e'114 oke now,Jv b No. 12 S.P. Case w/ 3 - mer real good. Allis WD fully equippe.(i, 22su $250 1962 JD 200 quick tach w/ 14 -ft. headers, readyto go. top nNo. IH 125 SPVC for repairs pt. rear section 2 coal forges withelectric o1 3.pt. dol-; USED BALERS & fan. 2F., Buffaloblower. G with powr 2 -row ro HAY MACHINES Older John Deere 200 with 38 - Blanding Impl. Co. Allis. trol%2 JI) IHC No. 35 7 -row weeder Truck saddle tanks clean local tractor fertilizer Case automatic baler $145 inch opening for frame. 20 seri IH 45 baler $950 IHC No. 37 12' disc 2" Jo No. IHC No. 35 9'7" disc 750 -gal water tank w/ PE 8-3066 IH Farmall H with2 -row late A TH 46 baler $950 w/ carrierdrain valve. vator ...... Nil $445 JO 4 -sec. sprg. tooth 240cL H' 2' Ford 250 baler good 4 General Electric gasfired Sears 4 -hp Roto tiller, pull typ $245 Ford 3 -pt. mower, real liker(1 820 JD BELOIT, KS. N.H. 66 baler 1963 IHC 303 combine,14' boilers, Model 211M. Steam ...... Allis snapcon] John Deere No. 5 mower,extra (1440 sq.ft.output, 15 lbs. TRUC ;Is $235 IT -IC 33A HM loader (2300 sq. KS er good Horndraulic loader, fits 800and steam) or hot water IH 1965 Scout, right 064 JO110 gs John Deere No. 5 mower $175 output, 30 lbs. hot water). hubs, radio, cleanhand dri 900 series Ford ft. ...,silli mower IH 25V mower $95 9N Input 432,000 -output normal, Auld's IH 1955 R-120 1 -ton pickup 1965 F.) F-145 $50 Jayhawk loader for 8N or % N H. No. SO mower 345.600 BTU. PACE -SETTER SALE IH 1964 Travelall station 4-14 JD 810 nit( N.H. No. 400 hay conditioner Fords Open Sun. 1-5 p.m. w4 mour II -1C 411 4-14 F.H. plow Cable clamps: 7-8 galvanized; on, V-8, radio, 2 seats.. to61-M 4-16 $"95 1 -inch galv.; 1 -inch black;1% -in. Ford 2 -ton truck, duals, No. MC 540 4-14 steerableplow 2-smRawkbilt IH No. 97 mower $125 Used Tractors 1 JO 3-14 No. 55 plow galv. axle, grain body &hoist Caseensilage USED CULTIVATORS 25-1b. sight feed acetylene gen- F ofrodr rnF, -2g5r0a h3/48Etoantue, skte John Deere 2 -row cultivator Lntz 25x 13,,rr mill, like new 1959 Ford 971-D, with cover es Pipe 6 THC 4 -row top planter, 2 or3- erator. 1951 International WD -6 sides 1966 JD No. $65 head,r $75 p1.hitch 35 hp. electric upright motor, III Model C with mower& cult. Chevrolet 1 -ton,duals, cha4 2 -row AC 2 -row cultivator & oab . 2 row could be used for irrigation. 1950 Massey Harris 30 - ...... 1962 Fox AC 2 -row cultivator, late type 18x6x30 it. used I-beam and IH 1965 C-1100 % ton .17-8, curter $145 1949 M 81, Kendall Garage channel iron beams. Also new1947 International M -D ft. std. be1 BAL II -I No. 261 cultivator, F.H. rear 4 -inch and 5 -inch channel.New IH section $935 & IMPLEMENT inch, sev- 1947 International M pi $95 angle 3/8 inch and 1/4 1947 Allis WC with cult. V-8, 4 -speed trans. All balers gua IH 250 c-ltivator Chev. F19A5R5 NI% mtoAnculflat % 1965 JD 224WS eral sizes. 1940 International M kl/ USED PLANTING Phone 122 'Some used truck tires,real 959 JD 214W; EQUIPMENT 1936 Allis IT Nc good for big farm trailers. cul- Sears 4 -wheel with. 1959 Massey IH No. 449A 4 -row planter w/ Leonardville, Ks. III Model C with mower & 1956 IHC 55W Water pumps for mailbox f31a3redhybdoxraulic.. fertilizer attach., zero press tivator 1964 Hesston al stands. 1H No.No...... wheels press $695 rollertype, like new Disk sharpener, COMBINES No. 46 lister, zero press. -DAUER Blacksmith tongs,allsizes 1955 International 141 with cab Sprayer rack, pump, barrel tires $175 k jet .. III No. 46 lister $65 IMPLEMENT CO. and shapes. International 101 combine ...V Dempster 2 -row rotary mold- International 125 self propelled IH No. 37 wheel disk, .. .. 11f board lister w/ fertilizer $275 Bigbee Welding Shop1966 International No. 55 field be in - Al 1960 F-460 tractor, 1300 hrs. harvester cutter IH No. 5 low wheel side del Allis Chalmers 2 -row planter, 117 S. 3rd Ph. 8-5172 $125 1959 Case 800B tractor 1963 No. 50 field cutter rake Store snap coupler After hours Phone 8-5857 IH No. 15 5 -bar rake Shmise IH No. 182 lister $95 1954 Super MTA tractor. MANHATTAN, KANSAS 20-C field cutter Jayhawk hyd. loader . .... Ron Shim -se John Deere 730 lister w/ ferti-McCormick No. 412 4-16 semi - BALERS $145 Horn hyd. loader...... lizer attach. mounted plow IH 2 -row mounted lister HI No. HI),I46 lister, rubber HI 45T baler wi9 BUY TI -L.;. press wheels, fert. attach., 1957 McCormick 46T twine baler Vahsholtz 1956 International 45T baler insecticide ...... AT WR like new $175 1962 McCormick 46T twine baler 1955 International 55W baler IH 314 3x16 roll over pier M -M fertilizer dhill 16-7 w/ 1964 McCormick 46W wire baler Imp'. Co. with engine IH No. 412 4x14 semi -mountNEW Gleaner I plow sizetires,ft, press wheels $495 1966 McCormick 47W Wire baler MOWERS IH No. MF, 16-8 fertilizer drill 145 S. 5th All purpose elevator cash $175 Windpower 4 sect, rotary hoe TA 5-4521 IH 25V mower JD 2 -row quick attach culNEW Hesston 1 USED TILLAGE MACHINES McCormick No. 60 3:16 plow SALINA Ferguson 3 pt. hitch bar tor "It auger, hd Krause 3 -pt. oneway $135 McCormick No. 100 mower, 2 pt. International 9A mower IH 2 -row C cultivator .... ,lights, fully e John Deere 6 -ft. oneway $145 hitch USED COMBINES Self propelled lawn mower IH C-21 7 ft. mounted momNEW 905 New John Deere RIN, 11 -ft.wheel 1949 W6 McCormick tractor er,14 -ft.at.f 1960 Ford 611 w/ cab, 12' PLANTERS & LISTERS IH 550x14 steerable plow, Ford Industri disk $495 1950 W6 McCormick tractor John Deere KBA 11 -ft. wheel 1948 Cockshutt 428, 12' IH 2 -row planter new - SAVE - conditioner,c disk $295 1955 R160 International truck 1952 Case 15' John Deere 730 pull lister with Davis 101 power loader 1959 Gleaner A Ford 3 -pt. tandem'disk $225 with bed 8z hoist 1951 Massey 27, recond. 16' fertilizer' attachment Hi 2 -row corn planter disk tires, clean IH No. 309A 3-14, 3 -pt.plow, One nearly new tractor tire 1953 Cockshutt 12 -ft. Tandem hitch for listers eners 1951 Gleaner A I3.6x36 4 ply $60 Woods rotary mower, 3 poi tires, clean like new V -t75 BRAND NEW CULTIVATORS John Deere 3-16 plow $145 McCormick 16x8 MF drill, low 1965 IHC 2A es MR No. 827 k Cockshutt 3-14 plow $65 rubber & rubber press 2 -in -line Turnbow Ili 2 -row for C tractor For Parts Call Harry Mesa IH mower for C tractor For Trucks, Tractors! used only one IH 3-14plow $165- IH (i' peg harrow sections HORSE TRAILER 1965 N -H No. 9 TH 4-14 plow $175 Shopworn Allis 2 -row cultivator with rear Farm Machines - .. $75 section Just Call Or See seasons, clear IH 4 -section springtooth Sell 1,uoff list price 'David Bradley Oliver 15 -ft. springtooth.. $65 Herb Trimble or Lloyd H Falun PLOWS er, good IH No. 400 12 -ft. springtooth John Deere 2x14 plow Late model No. $175 Mohn Implement wheeldisc, IH 10 -ft. Power set springtooth COMBINE John Deere 2x1.6 No. 55 plow Telephone CE 8-5101 Phone 1011 MM 2x14 plow 20" blades frc $195 le model Po, Ford 3 -pt. plow, 3-14, extra good BARGAINS IH No. 8 3x16 plow Junction City, Case 3x16 plow le bar, used $995 EMPORIA PRICES HAVE BEEN CUT Late model Ga IH No. 37 12 -ft. wheel disk $525 FOR CLEARANCE' MM 3x16 plow International SI, 4x14 plow ine mower Case II -ft.wheel disk,eytra ALL MACHINES COMBINES SPECIAL Dem good $525 RECONDITIONED - PAINTED MISCELLANEOUS milt., new M -M 8 -ft3 -pt. tandem disk, ex- 1966 Gleaner C II,181t .54Utt NOTE: Sept. tra good $175 1953 JD 55, 14' header $1000 Peerless 10 P.A.H. roller mill acres, clean ty plans ne 141t, Kause 11 -ft. wheel disk, eytra 1954 JO 55, 14' header $1250 1959 John Deere 55, s. nnr1 $595 chopper, shedded IH No 419 4-14 semi-mt'd plow, USED TRACTORS 1955 JD 55, 14' header $1250 AULD 1957 John Deere 55,14IV fqs+ hitch 1 1964 4020 dsl., WF, PS, 3 -pt. $1300 $450 1955 JD 55, 14 header CHEVROLET reconditioned Wright Allis Chalmers 4-14 mounted 1 1964 3020 dsl., WF, PS, 3 -pt. 1957 JD 55, 14' header $1500 1951 Gleaner R,14 -ft. plow, 0:ood $465 1 1960 730 dsl., WF, PS,, 3 -pt.1957 JD 55, 14' header $1650 HO 1-5414 TRACTORS IH No 30 3-14 fast hitch plow 1966 AC 190, 250Ins; like 1 1960 630 gas, with 4 -row culti- $2300 At,11::". $145 1958 JD 55, 14' header WAKEFIELD 1963 AC D17,1200 hrs., IH No. 90 2-16 fast hitch "low vator 1958 JD 55, 14' header $2450 puff $1 "5 1 1962 D19 dsl., Allis 1961 JD 55, 14' header $4250 1960 AC D17LPG, recond, ALLIS C tractor with mounted good share IH tandem fiisk, 11'-2", good 1 1958 620 gas, trycle 1961 JD 55, 14' header $4300 1960 AC D17D, $95 1961 Ford dsl," Major bale loader, good tires & condi- 1952 AC WD, 45-Kit, W.F., OTHER MACT-TINEg 1964 JD 95, 16' header .. $6900 tion, $150. Allis combine, power 1 1959 Ford dsl. MACHINERYfoci Viking 76 -ft. ele,,a+or ----S"75 1962 MF S92, 14' header $3300 unit fits above tractor. Co-op 1965 N -I -I 905Swather, '.1.1.fulke7,7 92 -ft. elevator.... $945 USED COMBINES 1963 MF S92, 14' header$3700 tractor spreader, good tines, $75. gine, conditioner FOR SALE IH 10-C hammerrnill $75 M14 69" combine, motor, good 1966 In No 16side rake Clark 3 -pt.sprayer,like 1.1,-Avt7 1 JD55, 14 -ft. combine tines & belts; canvas, little wear 9 -ft ale° Western Impl. Co. 1966 AC 80T, roaisi tn,b:odo,d fold $975 1 1957 MH92, 12 -ft. combine $30. Jas. K. Spradling, Mahaska, 1965 AC hayconditioner Kans. 66955. x15 Eas, Way post hole digger $75 1 1956 MH60, 10 -ft. combine 1966 AC rake tenstein,RR1, Ford 3 -pt. post hole digger. $951 1962 Ford, 12 -ft. combine 2256 So. West St. John Deere14 -ft.disc Tele. Buckeye End Cate seeder, new .. $50 READY FOR thefield com- Melroe & JohnDeere PiciaP Phone WH 34261 bines. 1965 IH 303 14'; 1962 IH 2P7s0e1:::SIA'- Bear Cat 10" hammerre.411 $65 BALERS & OTHER MACH. tach ments. 411:sne-NAS-: 3 No. 55 IHC wire balers 403 14'; 1960 IH 181 18'; 1959 See us forall thenew ley tor rail 151 choice of 3; 1958 JD 55 14'; I 1 No, 1000 S-burnacher's, Inc. 2 Case 1400 wire balers WICHITA, KANSAS masterSpringtopths. 1952 MH 26 12'. Valley Equip., \ 1 No. 56 ,IHC wire baler Lindsborg, AC 7-2396. SB15 Available. THE A14',;-, TEghway 36 FOR SALE - Antique 32 volt SEE US FOR OP o.ir 1 1962 Gehl 2 -row ens. harv. FOR SALE - JO No. 25 com- FIELD-MASTER 1 1963 IHC ens. harv., 2 -row Delco light plant, shedded, good TOOT Lin- bine, 7 ft. cut, PTO $125. Trac- 00.1,..103VAt EA 5-2316 condition.Charlie Wirth, 1 No. 8 JD 1 -row ens. harv. coln, Kans. x16 tor loader $50. Both good condi- Impl. Co. WASHINGTON, KANS 1 1965 12 JD ens. harv., 2 -row tion. Don Jones, Beattie, Ks. Jost Other used implts. of all kinds FOR SALE - 3-14 AC mounted SB15 .n111:10ar'islilektsasie:has j GOOD ALLIS roto-baler. New plow, late model; 6 -ft. JD one phonemi.30 belts and press roll $525. Want way plow, good condition. FOR SALE -- Nu -Way hay near new McCormick corn bind- Emporia Imple. Co. George Steigleder, 3 No. of Tal- fork. Leonard Waters; Manhat- er. Alfred Roeder, Seneca, Kans. 1923 W. 6th DI 2-3146 mage, 1% W, 1/4,So., Rt. 4, Abi- tan, Route 2, Phone PR 6-8437. HiusBorto x18 EMPORIA, KANS. lene. x18 x17 ALUS.CRAUMERS USED NU -WAY bale handling FOR SALE - 14 -ft. boat and USED EQUIPMENT USED. COMBINES boat trailer. Cecil Ettleman, TRACTORS fork for sale. Phone Manhattan, Demo Gehl grinder Mix -All 1 New JD95 16 -ft. Kans., PR 6-8103. SB15 Haddam, Kans. 66944. Phone new otor (new warranty) 1 1964 JD45, 12 -ft. Frontier 6-2421. x15 3010 D,near rowcrmop, Gehl 2 -row self-propelled for- FOR SALE - Aushermancorn - JDfD 209gas, 1 1961 JD55, 14 -ft. bine bars. Airport Service,Clay FOR SALE - Used lumber, age harvester 4 1950-58 JD55, 14 -ft. building tile, misc. building ma- hours. slick Gehl hay conditioner Center, Phone ME 2-2785. x16 4010 New Holland 2 -row 818 forage 1 MF82, 14 -ft. terials. William Ryan, 'Milford, rper4e0101d.,sLn'ew rear 1 MF90 Special, 14 -ft. Kans. Phone IN 3-5357. x16 MBINEs harvester 2 MF Super 27s, 14 -ft. 10830 dsl., fullyeqpt. Gehl 1 -row chopper TOO MUCH water? We've got HC No.303 , 1 Cockshutt 112, 14 -ft. Miscellaneous 730 dsl.,new rear Gehl 6 -ft. mower bar and chop-1 IHC 127, 14 -ft. pumps and equipment to han- Price & Deere per tint--Ait dle it. We rent or sell. Hoerman JD A;1950 MC 7 -ft. 100 mower MACHINERY Supply, Zeandale, Kans., phone W IHC No A; 1951 ith custom Old Avery IHC loader ARMY SURPLUS Manhattan PR 6-9253. SB16 Cab, 32 -ft. Viking elevator 1 Farmhand 8 -bale accumulator OUTSIDE WHITE COMBINES Gehl demo 6 -ft. rotary mower 1 JD No. 5, 7 -ft. mower ' 403, 14 ft 55 1 JD No. 9 7 -ft., 3 -pt. mower b with head for PAINT corn NEW EQUIPMENT 1 Ferguson 7 -ft. 3 -pt. mower Massey 60,12'lad. Stud Service a. 101 10 ft.: of cuttingGehl flail chopper 3 JD 14T PTO balers $2.93 ready jp 55,14'; lots . 4% -ton wagon gears 1 JD No. 2 bale ejector Per Gallon ACTORS... in this right 1 JD No. 21 hay conditioner 50 gas, Hesston windrowers Kimberly Washable CaseSP 114' headpriced New Idea & Hesston 1 Case 140 w/ eng. baler lours Baldwin A, Vinyl Latex Wall Paint STUD SERVICE - Ben Shasul 22 2,3,4 & 5 bottom plows, all A 42 266, registered grey Arab- 'mall SuperC makes and kinds cultivator MISCELLANEOUS Theno Farm Supply ian. Rosalie and Earl Clymer, 3-14 plows 2 trailer sprayers, 6 -row booms FAITH'S ,RR2, Council Grove, Phone 316- 60 gas, fully F-120 mud. sprdr. Phone HA 2-1059 1 IHC 4 -row cultivator Furniture new JDR manure 767-6291. x21 sub soiler BONNER SPRINGS, KANS. 1 Ford 3 -pt. 2 -row cult. East US 24 PR 8-3786 ally equipped, o 22 1 MF 3 -pt.2 -row cult. 3.pt. doublebar chisel MANHATTAN STANT)ING - POCO Motive - 3 -pt.listers 38 used tractors to pick from with powr ?Tow rotary Buckskin registered Quarter trot Ask vs about new terms on Horse s'allion, outstanding cow - 'lean local fertilizer USED COMBINES life, tractor series cultivatorfor AT MARYSVILLE, KANS. sales of tractors now. FOR THE rideof your horse. Phone 456-9425, Wamego. No. 20 ridea Big Horn saddle from x19 H with 2-row e A 1 1966 C II Gleaner, 16 -ft. -Key Milling. Clay Center, Kans. IHC 250cultivator . Salina Impl. Co. SB TF JD pull typeweeder 1 1963 C II Gleaner, 14 -ft. Roto tiller,like 2 -row weed - snap coupler 1 1962 A Gleaner, 14 -ft. 601 S. Broadway FOR SALE -- 6 and 7 inch I - TRUCKS tractorWI 1 1960 A Gleaner, 14 -ft. beams and channel iron. Lots of Help Wanted lut, right hand JD 110 garden TA 3-2206 used pipe all sizes, new iron all drt 1 1961 IHC 101, 12 -ft. wer sizes. Airco Welders, cutting do, clean (4x16) seim-plow .201 -ton pickup JD F445 1 1955 John Deere 45, 10 -ft. Box 1029 torches and supplies. Clay Cen- JD Sin mud.plow 1 1954 M -H 90, 14 -ft. ter Salvage, Clay Center, Kan- SALESMEN WANTED for new -avelall station plow SALINA, KANS. adio, 2 seats 446 mounted 1 1952 M -H 27, 14 -ft. sas. SB16 Gold Standard animal nutrition .. $1 it No. 145spreader products. Excellent income op- truck, duals, 2s ensilage blower, 45ft. of 1 -1952 M -H 26, 12 -ft. FOR SALE -- 92 MH combine,HEDGE CORNER -- Line or portunity for full or part time. in body & hoist 1 1952 Minneapolis, 14 -ft. 16', lots of extras, good, $2500. drive posts.All sizes,lengths.Call Jud Weaver, phone 18 on 2, 3/4ton, steel pta cutter w' tin & stock sides JD No. 6 field 1 1950 IHC 25, 6 -ft. JD 4 -row HW, good. Phone Willard Bitts, Pomona, Kans. Admire, Kansas. row head,roller chain Corning 868-7986.Ji'elJohan- Phone 913 566-3403. x15 SB18 1 -ton,duals, c industrial 1 1955 66 All Crop, 5 -ft...... Fox 2 row PTO 2 1951 60 All Crop, 5 -ft. nes, Havensville, Kans. x15 1100 74 ton V.8,1 tter FOR SALE -- 3-14 A.C. mount- ied BALERS Marysville Mchry. ed plow $25. Sam V. Groening. %ton pi LAST WEEK ON SPECIALS eed trans. balers guaranteed Hillsboro, Kans. Phone 947-5613. JD 224WS wire East US 36 x15 % ton flat bed JO 214W; 214T twine .M MACHINES - -SHOP WORN Massey No. 3 twine FOR SALE - 3-14 John Deere OVERSTOCKEDNEW ieel trailer with HI 3-4746 IHC 55W wire el& hydraulic plow on rubber $200. red box Hesston auger 14' swather ALUS-04ALIVIERS Ed Malir, Wilson, Kans. Phone A hydraulic loads MARYSVILLE, KANSAS 658-4125. x16 New John Deere Model L Manure Spreader, 75 hu. $469 with used truck tires, Save. NOW tck, pump, barrel SHOUSE FOR SALE - 1949 Massey Har- CHECK THESE PRICES ris 21A 14' SP combine. Bomb- New John Deere Model R Manure Spreader, 95 hu. wheel disk, 10 k IMPL. CO. ON COMBINES & BALERS er tires. Good condition. Also $579 Abilene, Kans. used boat trailer, shop built. Ev- with used truck tires, new $720 NOW low wheel side 2 Oliver combines, Model 33,erett Roepke, Waterville, Kans. CO 3-3051 14', one real good x15 5 -bar rake Shove CO 3-1066 IHC No. 181, 18', o'hld. Field Fence, 32", 20 -rod roll 19.95 hyd. loader Shouse CO 3-4515 1965 Oliver 430, 14' COMBINES - 1958 Interna- . loader tional 101, excellent -- no milo. 1956, 1953 John Deeres. 1951, mounted lister vn BUY _ A-1 BALERS TRACTORS de AT WRIGHT'S 1952 Gleaners. Cheap combines New Holland 68T $795 -- 1952 Case,1951 MM, 1952 Co- 4 3x16 roll over New Holland 270T $895 Ford, 1964 5000 diesel, Super Major, very clean, 12 4x14 semi Gleaner A II, 14 -ft., over- op, 1948 International, choice, $3195 Cues,fully equipped New Holland 68W $895 $350. 12's,14',18' Hume reels. one owner se elevator $6995 Several used rakes, different JD combine cab. Pair 15x26 rice quick attach cul Hesston 500 Swather, 14- makes, priced from $100 totires. 10 good tractors. Straw .... auger,hdr.,IN/ cond., $150 chopper for C. Adjustable axle John Deere 1951 A, powr-trol, good $695 C cultivator ...... s, fully molt -inert S4390 Like new Oliver 4340 plow, 4- for JD. 11/2 ton truck $350. Nick- x15 ft. mounted m 905 New Holland swath- btm. el Brothers, Buhler...... Ht, at,gerhdr., Extra good Oliver 880, 1958 FOR SALE - New Universal 1944 John Deere B, starter & lights, power trol, $150 4 steerable plow, rd Industrial engine, spiral Good Moline GB good hay tractor iitioner, cash Extra nice IHC Model M pickup reels to fit any size com- SAVE - $5350 bine. MM Model D cornsheller power loader Gleaner A, 14 -ft., oversize Fordson Major diesel with motor out 3 or 4 years, 1947 John Deere B, starter,lights power trol, corn planter clean good condition $395 Gleaner A, 14 -ft.,oversize AUTOMOTIVE like new, 18 ft. Drag Hopper, ...... clean new Grain 0 Vator feed wag- Itary mower,3po Due In 1960 John Deere 3010 Diesel, fully equipped, adi. IHC 2A crusher 1952 Chev.; 1949 GMC trucks on, any size. New Hav 0 vators, ...... No, 827 sickle A good house trailer any length. M. H. Roberts, 609 front axle. its Call HarryM bar, 7 -ft., only one season Thurston, Manhattan, Kansas, MACHINERY ['rucks, Tractors - SB15 rm Machines - N11 No. 460 haybine,two LINDQUIST IMPL. Phone PR 8-3486. 1st Call OrSee ns, clean FOR SALE -5 ft. Model 60 AC mble orLloyd H Bradley 7 -ft.trail mow - TA 3-2451 good combine, PTO, dual wheels, $595 many extras, good condition. RothAllisBaler, 1958 model model No. 940-20Kewanee 808 N. 10th Sam Euler, Dwight, Ks. Ph. 913 Implement I disc,13'-5" 0101 cut, new SALINA, KANSAS 482-3364. x18 WC 12 -ft. springtooth harrow, with smoothing at- '?phone CE blades front,second good $75 model Fox 61954 tachments ion City, 6 -ft., sick- FOR SALE - 1966 New Hol- bar, usedvery little land swather, 14 ft., excellent model Gambles COMBINES used rid- condition, cut about 100 acres. --- mower. 1965 JD95, 16' cut,cab Owner in service. Call 913 225- INC no. 37 11' wheel disc $295 COMBTNFS Lnew Dempster t, four -row 1962 JD55, 14', P.S. 4575, Brookville. SB16 IL 18.ft, aver C Sept. 1961 JD55, 13', Hume reel dating. farmcln 1959 IH101, 12', very clean FOR SALE - Jamesway bulk IHC no. 530 3-14 plow, very good $395 clean 14 ft, Plans new tank, 630 gallons, 2 years old. a Deere55, Gleaner corn- 1956 JD55, 14', cell grate 1954 JD55, John Svoboda, Dwight, Ph. 482- rshedded 14',Farrar Drives x18 ' 55144' 3230. n Deere , 1957 JD45 10', Hume reel $95up 1956 JD45, 10', very clean 55 John Deere 2 -row quick tad], cultivators itioned Wright Impl.Co. 1954 MM SP168, 14' FOR SALE - 1948 Model aner TRAcroits R ,14-1" .John Deere SP combine, $350.00 Harvest terms available William Shippy, Woodbine, Ks., COMBINES 190, 25901 South Highway15 TRACTORS Phone 1511. x15 D17, lhu" 10 -ft.universal reel for 45 combines, 1958-1959, Phone CO3-2061 1963 3010 gas $3495 FOR SALE - Four -row Mc- M&M nearly new $175 D111-1:90-. 1964 4020 dsl. $5195 Cormick curler, six foot D17D, A8ILENE, KANS. 1961 4010 dsl. $4095 oneway, 251 McCormickculti- WD,4540, y Nites, Harris .$1795 vator .Clyde Waylan, Delavan, CI vqc 1962 No. 901 Ford dsl. x15 1958 John Deere 45, 10 -ft. bar, one owner, always $2195 Cr Kans. Phone 466-2845. MAHINER.905 swather, Salina TA3-6690 1959 JD730 dsl. $2795 shedded, extra clean 1959 No. 861 Ford dsL $1395 13.6x onditi o nederice SALE 1957 FMD $775 REAR TRACTOR TIRES, - 1954 Ford2 -ton, 38, 4 ply - $49 plussecond re- No 169i4 r $1295 soeF,d, 13%ft,steel MISCELLANEOUS salable tire and Fed. ExciseTax. 1956 John Deere 45, 10 -ft. bar haT, conditions fold downs, Kan- good 15 ton Fink Tire Store, Wamego, hpe. EugeneHar- 40' JD elevator sas. SB19 rake disc k R111,Abilene, 14 -ft Buckeye Kans. No. 115 JD chuckwagon $695 ,ere -nre 912. Deere 1954 IHC 127, 12 -ft. bar, big tires, good condition John x17 16' JD wheel harrow 1948 MODEL 55 John SALE 4x14 F145 plow combine, always shedded& oats.,, thenew ltactor-1 B6ZRM----Berke - ready to go. Bill Graham,Mil- for a" rain pum 4x16 F145 plow x16 springto2ths, p and unit. No. 406 planter, dry fert. tonvale, Kans. 100p manifoldprimer. Call Us Collect CE 8-4103 fL tlactd one 10 sections of No. 14 hoe -Fergus- e. 11.5 44 Continentalseason. Used FOR SALE -2 Massey FOR To; S1) IH & JD & Ford weeders combines, 1965s Model trailer. enc,,-irr, on 14T, JD, P.T.O., baler on16' D-1g4,170.S. Also 16."iron No. 410, like new. 1No. 66 Al- aSJ. Mueller, No. 858 JD rake with straw Hanovr, lis combine complete like new 1 1 C6 chopper, hyd. cylinder, SB18 machine Dst SALE Washington Impl. ,rubberized canvas, -this BOWMAN'S - DeLaval since it was ler,250 has been shedded JUNCTION CITY Phone hon.Integralgallon,good purchased, full priceonly $225. unit, R r, EA 5-2301 Inc.,628 Your thwaite,Phone A. Salina Farm Supply EXE 2-2728, Salina, Kans. Junction City - Manhattan Area Its, Kans. P27387578Sti N. Broadway, SB15 x15 WASHINGTON 67401. John Deere Dealer

CUSTOM PLOWINGWanted. Wants To Bypass Up Arrange now for customplow- Forecast Goes Too Thom- U S. Crop 396,000 bushels as Kansas's pro- ing after harvest. Henry The AgricultureDepartment vthaeriacrnucpe as, Clay Center.Phone ME 2- 104% Limit year's duction is believed by some to 1 fore SB15 MANHATTAN - The board last week forecast this F. 3988. bu- be optimistic. A recent estimate within beeregainulisse°I cro1 of education here has announ- wheat crop at 1,550,386,000 nei 1411eas Wheat WANTED - NURSING Home lastmade by the Kansas Wheat Im- Exports 'ariStnisheis,alli -bed ced plans to apply for authority shels, 18 percent more than of the administrator in new 61 provement Association ranged estnlbsequent 1967 bush( and ex- year. Cgrohpbs°rills°°ds million skilled home. Cheyene Lodge, to increase its budget from 180 million bushels to 220 11°11 ac be of forecast, Box 205, Jamestown,Kans. penditures over that permitted Such a crop compares with 2 7 x15 of million bushels. Crop a 66948 under the 104 per cent founda-the previous record high The Kansas crop, now ripen - .gansas tion program. 1,457,000,000 bushels in 1958. Iting, suffered from drouth and dierungService' compares also with lastyear's is Private gel7realbeied,thee, The board of Unified School also sustained considerable da- liekis, production of 1,311,000,000 bu- said, and District No. 383 is seeking per- mage from late freezes. he believes id uP14P Pets mission to go over the limit byshels, the 1961-65 average of islhli-oounal:bubePsiseliaistir:::: with this Most observers, however, say W3,345.50 over an 18 -month 1,214,000,000 and it is difficult to predict What >eriod. year's May forecast of 1,515,000,- The maximum budget allowed000 bushels. PRE -HARVEST SPECIALS FOR SALE - 5 yr. old buck- for the district under the pres- The government had sought a - skin gelding. Phone JE 9-4060, sharp increase in production Manhattan. x16 ent school foundation finance ON USED MACHINERY act is $2,479,909. this year. John re Straw Chopper, with drive for The indicated acreage for har- to1959 combine vest, the yield per acre and pro- 4 duction included: Several Used Cycle Drives, for John Deere 55combine half price and down. (Trade-ins for Farrar Winter Wheat - Missouri cycle drives 1,682,000 acres, 34 bushels per We have an adequate supply of salvage John acre and 57,188,000 bushels; combine parts. Deere Kansas 10,876,000; 21 and 228,- Deere 214-W wire baler 396,000. 3 John Deere rotary hoe sections The report put the winter $60. wheat crop at 1,237,102,000 bu- John Deere 316 Hydraulic Plow, real good, shels and the spring crop at IHC 400 gas tractor with power steering 313,284,000 bushels. St% Last year's winter wheat har- WE STILL HAVE IN STOCK SET UP AND vest was 1,056,821,000 and the ONE NEW JOHN DEERE COMBINE, 19 -FOOT REA12 CHECK PRICE WITH US FOR A LOW CASH HEADER, eathTak 1961-65 average was 969,971,000 PRICE Death tooktl bushels. three decadesa le, The record wheat crop fore- CONCORDIA TRACTOR Temple in cast, farm observers say, adds INC irleyars as the M PPe weight to those who predict a 403 W. 5th Phone CH 3-3381 ieh he receive Twice TracY cut in acreage allotment for the , 1968 harvest. Concordia, Kansas a Portuguesehis portr The USDA estimate of 228,- d for

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OF GENUINE lb. M - 431 1 Better Than Last Year T.B. & Bangs; A better crop than last year was predicted by Sheldon C,offman, who farms west of Salina. He figur- TELL CITY ed harvest would start around June 20, altho recent Mr. & Mrs wet, cool weather may alter that prediction. ROCKERS Auct. & Sale

4EST BUYS IN BOSTONS If you've always wanted to own a Reynolds Sale Barn Tell City Boston Rocker, now you can -at sensational savings! These Boston ABILENE, KANS. CO 3-3394 REGULAR Rockers are exquisitely styled in se- 59.95 to 69.95 lected hardwoods and magnificently finished. An unbelievable buy. Selling Every Friday NOWONLY

CHOICE OF 7 FINISHES! REGULAR Night Sales 8:00 P.M. Thru Harvest 45.95 WHITE AND GOLD, BLACK AND 44.95 GOLD, ANTIQUE RED, BLUE, A very good run of livestock moved through the ring at GREEN OR YELLOW AND NOWJUST the sale last Friday night. The sale drew a big crowd, with TRADITIONAL MAPLE FINISHED Having sold many buyers. Prices looked steady to strong on all classes ELECTED HARDWOODS. 29.95 2 miles west an, that were offered. I. Herington on II Following is a listing of representative sales: road. REGULAR SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT FRI., JUNE 16 AUTHENTIC ANTIQUE COLORS 1 79.95 Farm Mc Reg. 3 year old Polled Hereford Bull At these prices, you can now afford SALE PRICED AT tr to decorate your home with a Tell t 1942 B AC tract BUTCHERS OFF GRASS City colored rocker at greatsav- 193a7ndAw jinodhrnowD 1 heifer, 820 lbs. 23.301 WF, 520 lbs. 27.20, 59.95 3 heifers, 793 23.103 wf hrnd, 470 lbs. 27.50 ings. Spectacularly priced. 2 row JD lister HEIFERETTES 1 blkwf, 560 lbs. 27.25 CHOICE OF 7 FINISHES! 1 wf, 495 lbs. 29.00 s 2965lbs. 1P1995:371cuWA: 21.751 fat blkwf, 600 lbs. 25.10 ANTIQUE RED, BLUE, GREEN OR YELLOW. 4 817 lbs. 21.60 ALSO BLACK AND GOLD, WHITE AND GOLD PickupAC 6 920 lbs. 22.25 STOCKER & AND TRADITIONAL MAPLE FINISHED RotAC o -baler 5 966 lbs. 21.20FEERER HEIFERS Ferris wheelba 1 '1050 lbs. 21.903 wf, 300 lbs. 27.30 SELECTED HARDWOODS. Discpharrow; A 1 980 lbs. 21.702 wf, 635 lbs. 24.50 IHCmanure sp STOCKER & 2 black, 377 lbs. 26.60 IHC hammermi FEEDER STEERS 16 mixed wet, 710 lbs. 21.70 HC graindrill 1 wet, 810 lbs. 22.00 "The Furniture Fashion Center 7 WF, 575 lbs. 28.001 wet, 750 lbs. of the Midwest" 3 blkwf, 581 lbs. 28.15 22.90 49 wf & Angus, 836 3 mixed, 740 lbs. 23.40 26.001 roan, 650 lbs. 24.00 IHC.corn binde 25 Holsteins, 726 lbs. 23.55 mower; EXTRA -SPECIAL VALUE MA: CMpo w o n reul BRING YOUR CATTLE IN AT ANYTIME DAY OR AC plow NIGHT; WE'LL HANDLE THEM on st FOR YOU AT YOUR RE- Upholstered Platform Rocker I'IJAilliauldYC.Cehtiadsowuildaeekeg QUEST. Old drag o Not an ordinary rocker, but a SOLIDHARD halls( For information, requests forappraisals at no obliga- 6f -the tion, or inquiries regarding comingsales, call me at any ROCK MAPLE Tell City rocker -one time, day or night. finest money can buy! Yet, never beforehas HUBEI such a quality rocker been featured atsuch a DUDE REYNOLDS Sharp, Abilene, Kans. low, low price. Don't miss this one. &Sohn Phone ME 2-5215Clay Center, Kans. CO 3-3394 Andover Maplefinishon SOLID HARDROCK /21> WheatGuess To Too ReviseState 228 Million Bushel last year's production and two tional moisture in easternand will forecast forthe sas, while hail and floods caus- June 1 per cent above the 1961-65 av- northern areas withinbe because is 228mil. during the ed damage of wheat in a few Grass & Grain regions crop month were beneficial to the Wheat erage, the service reported. 23 neighborhoods improvement localities late in the month. bushels, an the The prospective yield was pla- crop. Freezes on May 1 and 2, 8 Of the 1967 bushels over ced at 21 bushels per harvested however, caused considerable nt million according to - crops is t acre, somewhat above the 1966 damage to wheat in northern forecast, Livestock SPECIAL CONSIGNMENTS JUNE 15 Reserveof Arno Crop and yield but otherwise the lowest and western areas of the state. all positions, is Service. since 1959. Cool weather during much of onbushels, most rtillresirithe production Rains in early May and addi- May and rains late in the month Manhattan Commission Co. Private above hands 14 percent provided excellent conditions 10 Purebred registered Shorthorn cows, 8 with calves, other and he believes' for filling of the heads. Spring 2 heavy springers uld belarger planting made good progress )n bushels. 17 real good Angus 2nd calf heifers with 14 calves by side, last month. more by sale day. This spring's freezes hurt the MANHATTAN, KANSAS ,CIALS crop in many sections of the state and have caused varying ty degrees of damage. In many )1. 55 moderately damaged fieldssec- ond growth of wheat has come LAND AUCTION $ out, providing additional 'yield, We will sell at public auction the following tracts of re55 combine, arrar cycle but harvest will be slowed due Washington Co. Real Estate for the Heirs of the late James driv to the slower ripening heads. B. Nelson beginning at tract No. I, located1/2 east of Green- leaf, Kans. yage John Deere Lack of moisture held the wheat crop back considerably and caused substantial damage, MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1:00p.m. particularly in Southcentral and Tract No. I - 80 A. Legal description W!2 of the NE% $50 Southwestern Kansas: Sec. 10, Twp. 4, Range 4. Approximately 55A. cultivation, Some damage from insects balance meadow. g...... $ was reported last month in Tract No. II - 224 A. Legal description SE% & SW% of Western and Southeastern Kan- UP AND the NE% & 24 A. out of the NE% of the SW% in Section 3, READ Twp. 4, Range 4. Approximately 86 A. cultivation, balance 19 -FOOT HEADE th TakesSpencer Tracy CASH PRICE, pasture & timber. Has old improvements. 2 good wells with Death took the lifelast week of Spencer Tracy, for over mills, pond, R.E.A. decades a leading movieactor. At left, he was teamed with Temple in the 1934movie, "Now I'll Tell." At right, he Tract No. III - 80 A. Legal description W1.i3 of the SE% CTOR INC jurist in "Judgment at Nuremburg," for in Section 36, Twp. 3, Range 4. Approximately 34 A. cultiva- as the Maineof eight Oscar nominations for best ac - tion, balance pasture and lots, good feed lots, large barn. he received one highest Hollywood honor, for a role electricity, well and pond. Twice Tracy won the in "Captains Courageous" in 1937, a Portuguese fishermanFather Flanagan in "Boys Town" in Tract No. IV -- 120 A. Legal description1\rt. of the ansas for his portrayal of NW% & SW% of the NW% of Section 1. Twp. 4, Range 4. Approximately 65A. cultivation, balance pasture and meadow. Good .well and mill with 2 ponds. Registered & High Grade Holstein TERMS: 20% down sale day. Balance 1st day of March 1968. Sellers to retain all 1967 crops and payments, to pay 1967 and all prior years taxes. To furnish good merchantable Dispersal Sale abstract of title on each tract. Buyers to get possession of available ground for wheat after harvest. Balance on March In tent at farm 3 miles east on 1st, 1968. US 24, then south across RR tracks. Sold with present tenants rights. Down payment and Watch for sale signs. contract to be held in escrow by F. R. Lobaugh. Washington, Kans. WAMEGO, KANS. Each tract to he sold on its location immediately following preceding tract. Tues., June 20-12 Noon For thrther information contact either John W. Nelson, Head Sell - Complete dispersion of milking herd. Alice McFall or auctioneers. REGISTERED HOLSTEINS including 2 yr. old herd a son of Tidy Burke Elevation & a Mainspoke dam; HEIRS OF JAMES B. NELSON F. R. Lobaugh, Washington. Kans., attorney for James High Grade Holsteins Sell. 35 Young Cows, 2, 3, 4 &. 5 - 9 Fresh & 8 Heavy Springers. Some nice calves. B. Nelson Estate. years Curtiss Breeding, 95% sired by and bred to Curtiss Auctioneers, J.T. Dickson, Washington, Kans., Phone Many datighters of top Curtiss Sires. EA 5-2285. Foster Kretz, Clay Center, Phone Morganville rd on Test for 12 years - Rolling avg. 12,597 WA 64422. M - 431 lb. F- 3.4%.Best of Health - Tested 9. & Bangs; C.V.& Vacc. Lepto.

& Mrs. Thomas E. Maguin, Owners Saturday Auct & Sale Mgr.Donald J. Bowman, Hamilton, Mo. Lamb Shipment One of several county or arba sheep and wool associations in JUNE 17 DNS the G&G area is the Lincoln milted to own a County organization which has been shipping lambs coopera- Starts 12:30 Noon ;ker, now YOU can tively since 1956. Here Emerson igs! These Boston Friday Cline is shown with one of the tely styled in se- Due to ill health and discontinuing farming, Iwill hold a loads ready for market. clean sweep sale of farm machinery at the farm,Route 3, ndmagnificently County Agent Ed Baker says Kistner's able buy. 36,084 sheep have been shipped Manhattan, Kans.; across the viaduct south on 177 to JUNE 16 by the Lincoln association in its green house, then 2 blocks right, and2 blocks south. Watch REGO' 11 years and he figures after for sale signs. 44.95 costs are paid local sheepgrow- 15 spools new barbed wire; 2 Starts 1:00 p.m. ers still net about a 20 -cent per chain saws NOW Lunch Served head premium by shipping co- MACHINERY 5000-10000 gal. tank w/ door SHED IfivbIR soldmy farm I will hold a public sale at my farm operatively. AC tractor,1952, runs good, for grain bin 29.95 west and 3 milessouth of Delavan or 4 miles east of A recent shipment May 8, of good rubber 2 steel shelving bins n on Highway56, then 3 miles south on the Burdick 1161 head, was one of the lar- AC post hole digger 2 gates; 1000 gal. stock tank; gest ever to come from the Lin- Allis 2 -bottom plow Farmall tractor,needsre- coln County group, and spring Grain drill, 12 ft. pairs, good rubber teeth lambs to the St. Joseph market Model C Farmall tractor, runs arm Machinery16 ft.4 -wheel trailer brought $29.50 cwt., highest good, good rubber AUTOMOTIVE WD ACtractor Comfort tractor cover price paid for spring lambs IH 2 -row lister for C 1950 Ford F-600 11/2 -ton truck B AC tractor since August 1952. with mowerRoad drag; cattle sprayer IH 2 -row cultivator for C w/ 2 -speed axle, grain bed windrower MISCELLANEOUS One -row corn binder & stock racks A JohnDeere tractor Hedge posts; steel posts, tarp 1 -way disc plow; impl. trailer1959 Ford station wagon JD listerwith packer Telephone, log chains, weed 15 -ft.fertilizer spreader 1959 Pontiac Chieftain2-dr., AC combine burner, hand weed sprayer with 2 pick WICHITA'S OFFICIAL International hay baler V-8, radio, heater (consign- - 3 electric motors COUNT AROUND 280,000 1953 AC 66 combine ed) P for Hesston 12x36 inner tube AC combine, needs repair Row -Crop Population of the state's lar- 1940 %-ton Chevrolet pickup, p for windrower Many other articles too num- offi- Co-op tractor, needs repair, Roto-baler erous to mention gest city, Wichita, will be good rubber 8x7 grainbed, new tires, cially around 280,000, according runs good (consigned) wheel baleloader HOUSEHOLD GOODS 7' International mower 10-30' bridge timbers, good harrow;A -C cultivator 2 electric heaters, 1350W; to assessor figures fromSedg- 8' grain drill w/ atts. Manure new gas heater, 65,000 BTU; Grain auger, elevator house moving timbers haronsespreader "200" wick County. The county popu- 15-15' bridge timbers Mill No. Warm Morning stove, if not 1967 15' grain auger w/ motor grain drill 10 sold by sale date; gas heater, lation will be 345,323. The John Deere rotary stalk cut-22-15 ft. pilings alde delivery figure for Wichita is up more 15 2x10s, 16' long rake 85,000 BTU. ter, near new (11114 officials 9 sacks Vetch fertilizer rake, 10ft. Electric chix brooder; Per- than 11,000, which 2 -row stalk cutter Etoothharrow fection oil stove, 3 -burner; gal- thought reflected an improved PONY corn binder, lon ice cream freezer; stand MISCELLANEOUS tnower; low cut method of enumeration overthe old, ensilage table; bird cages; new Army Hay rake; tandem disc; 2 -bot-Shetland pony, 5 yrs. Plow cutter 4LUE on rubber, cot; roll -away bed; 2 school 1966 operation. tom plow; 12' grain drill; 4 - nice child's pony Plow 14 in. Miscellaneous items too nu- on steel, Idaer as kps. ; fruit jars, stone jars; Populations of other Sedg- sec. harrow; 1 -sack cement Rocker 14 in. Andale 511, mixer merous to list. itk stacker fortractor wick County towns: SOLID16IfAPthe harrowwith new Dishes; old pictures and Bentley 235, Cheney1264, Clear- frames and odds and ends. 900, Derby cer--°11e, has water 1304, Colwich MR. & MRS. CLARENCE JOHNSON, befog 1002, Garden ,ever $ BERT 7582, Eastborough at A. SCHUSTER, 754, Hays- itured Owner Plaine 677, Goddard ville 6498, Kechi 236,Maize 757, Owners Clerk: First National Mulvane 2029, Aucts: Shehi and Berbohm Ro ROCK Bank, Herington Mt. Hope 659, Valley Center 2270,Viola 190. million less than the admini- June stration requested, is $2,250,- 13, 000,000 less than was provided FarmBill Thru for the current year ending 24 Grass & House Moves by Rep. The 357-38 vote sentthe meas- programs. The motion June 30. The House passed a$4,770,- ure to the Senateafter the William E. Minshall (R-O.) lost 000,000 Agriculturedepartment Republican - by a 22-175 roll call vote. af- House rejected a appropriation bill last week backed motion to cut1968 de- ter beating moves tolimit sub- Included in the bill is $243,700, - POSITIVE partmental spending by5 perfor the school lunch program sidy payments toindividuals in the popular and curtail departmental em- cent except and 104 million for the milk pro- school lunch and schoolmilk gram. These programsprovide FACE FLY ployment. free or cutrate food andmilk Quitting BusinessSale for school children. The biggest scrap was over CONTROL of Cars and Trucks an amendmentby Rep. Paul BUY AT or belowCOST! Findley (R -Ill.)to put a ceiling WITH THIS of $25,000 on payments toindi- 1966 Dodge 440 2 -Door Hardtop,V-8, automatic, power steer- vidual or corporate farm oper- ing, factory air conditioned,radio, tinted glass, white ators for cooperating invarious withblackinterior, newcost$3683.14 Weag erfi.(:).11=1 CD=11CK91,-Kri.: tires,ivory SalePrice.$2361.30 department programs such as automatic, heater land conservation andprice FACE FLY FIGHTER and MINERAL 1965 Dodge Coronet 4 -door,6 -cylinder, amend- FEEDER $1250 support activities. The Every time cattle use the mineral feeder they automatic:di) apply vote of Insecticide as they raise the canvas weather shield will, station wagon, V-8, automatic, ment lost by standing its wicka j lit 1961 Ford Country Squire Youget economical, safe and complete prolminPitiglot power steering, powerseat, radio, heater, powerbrakes, 136 to 47. around the bottom. $589 A wick enclosed in a tube feeds insecticide to the applicator iron nylon tires Findley said some payments holding a 1 month supply of Pox-O-Wik Face Fly Insecticide. automatic, radio, heater $293 Than t"ailr 1960 Dodge 4 -door Sedan, V-8, under the sugar program have inside the 34" diameter heavy duty steel cone above the canvas hood, stick shift, radio, heater $277 Aflowciricsulaasrsusrteeedl wroi,tihojuustt waabsotvi gt.heTahpeprlei nkoeevpaslvtehse,pumps or peel 1960 Dodge 4 -Door Sedan, 6-cyl., run as high as 1 milliondollars applicator or jets to cl't 1962 Ford Fairlane 4 -door Sedan,V-8, stick shift, radio heater to individuals. He claimedhis $644 thick AVAILABLE with AB FAMOUS Hood cone andflexible TOX641 proposal world help small fam- water -proof canvas keep mineral OILERS FOR ALL OTHER INSECT CO1(CAIN 1959 Dodge 1/2 -ton Pickup, 4 -speed,6 ply tires, air compressor, NN; $581.6.5 ily far moperators by leaving dry from rain or snow. Sturdy- tank, air hose, real sharp truck cattle can't upset it. This new ad- &, Chassis, 8.25x20 tires, 4 - more money for them, aclaim dition to the famous Tox-O-Wik 1960 International 11/2 -Ton Cab line rids your cattle of face flies. speed $574 disputed by opponents who said 1959 Oldsmobile 4 -Door Sedan,automatic, air conditioner $281 it would result in chaos in ag- Isttift sat batter-gain more. Find out 1958 Chevrolet 2 -Door Hardtop, V-8,automatic, heater, radio, riculture. now about this low cost unit. $287 very clean inside Rep. Jamie L. Whitten(D - 1959 International Travelall, 4 -speed,6 ply rubber, very nice bill, $538 Miss.) floor manager of the SEE A NEARBY heater & radio $176 told the House much of the mo- AUTHORIZED 1958 Ford Station Wagon, V-8, automatic, ney paid to domestic sugarpro- 1957 Plymouth 4 -door Sedan $91 TOX-O-WIK DEALER good $162.30 ducers is returned in the form ERS- 1955 Chevrolet Station Wagon, mechanically very of processing taxes. 1956 Oldsmobile 4 -Door, air conditioned $83 Chairman W. R. Poage (D - $182 FRANK WERNER Manhattan, Xani, 1959 Rambler 4 -Door Sedan Tex.) of the agriculture com- CIRCLE T IMPLEMENT CO. Clay Center, Kan 1959 Dodge 1/2 -Ton Flat Bed truck, 4 -speed,6 ply rubber, has MELVIN TROST Concordia, good truck $544 mittee, said Findley's amend- earsWrong had new motor last November, a very ment would drive large farm SUMMERFIELD IGA Summerfield, X 1955 Plymouth 2 -Door $67 HOYT FARM SUPPLY, INC Hoyt, x4 pressionOf $161 operators out of government JULIUS BALLAGH Oskaloosa, Kaz 1958 Plymouth 4 -Door ' control programs and force WINIFRED GRAIN CO Winifred, Kam .derArtick 1957 Ford 4 -Door $120 to an $88 them to produce for commodi- M regard 1956 Olds 4 -Door DEALERS: We have several open territories. Write: !ass & GrainMay $118 ties. Small producers. Poage in th( 1951 Ford3/4 -ton Pickup claimed, would suffer in a sur- Ernest Myers, Troy, Kans. Ph. 913-985-3817 ng is Best 1952 GMC 1/2 -ton Pickup, real good $269 days, 785pound plus market because prices should clarify MANY OTHER CARS AND TRUCKS would fall. lion of theresults AT CLOSE-OUT PRICES! A last-minute attempt to hold Actually no indi ndations were n down on department employ- 2nd Annual Public Auction ide, and the rest WARREN POSTON MOTORS,INC. ment was led by Rep. Donald Antiques, collector's items and modern articles as well asthe W. Riegle, Jr., (R -Mich.), and to be sold at 519 SOUTH FIFTH, Salina t results woulC HiWay 24 East lost by standing vote of 113 to THURSDAY, JUNE 15-commencing 9:30 an. Manhattan, Kansas 62. Riegle said_ his amendment (Morning Sale) Hanging lamp and assortment of kerosene lamps(old), would save at least $15.000,000 dolls, Topsy stove, old tools, old car parts, license tags, by giving the department only iron banks (old), iron kettles, trivets, muffin pans, sad irons and other kitchen items of wood and iron, brass ket 95 new employees instead of tie, other brass articles, old jewelry, cloisonne, pressed and Wednesday the 762 provided in the bill. pattern glass. candy containers, milk glass, colored glass, ving sold our The bill's total, while 251 cut glass, Bristol glass, carnival glass, guaranteed old hand sell at public painted dishes, tea leaf ironstone, Roseville pottery, clocks, our household gc REMINDER round oak table, rocking chairs; walnut, oak and pine fain. us items at tire I JUNE 14 iture; extra nice curved glass china closet, Oriental rugs, (lark St.in tl books. Modern items include metal TV trays, glass snack sets, Franciscan ware and miscellaneous items. Starts 12:00 Noon The above is only a partial list-and hundreds of other Thurs., Ju AUCTION articles too numerous to mention will be sold in this sale NOTE-the owners, RUBY FINK and PAULINE VER. Starts 1:00 We are moving to California and will sell at PublicAuction *Havingsold our farm and ING are not quitting the antique business-but find them at our home on College Hill in Miltonvale. quitting farming we willsell selves overstocked. Chrome table ant Attend this auction-you will he glad you did! kitchen stool, Antique ,bedroomsuite, 3 - lamp, good; desk lamp; wall at public auction on the farm piece; lamp; foot stool; located 3 west and 13/4 south of net base; child Harold Skelly, Clerk met; solid oak 3 old beds, iron; folding bed; Refrigerator with freezer, Industry, Kans. BOB PERRY, Sall card table; trays; high chair;nearly new; Jorge electric AUCTIONEERS - FRANK HARZ and th 6 chairs; con clothes rack; antique cedar range,Frigidaire;several Sat., June 17 Phone TA 5-4579 player and rac chest; several trunks, all siz-saws; several lawn sprinklers; elephone table; es; chest drawers; Electroluxhand sprinkler; Starts 10:30 a.m. wicker table; sweeper, complete; davenport Fertilizer with cartridges; antique set; several hammers; wrenches; white hook s' 21" Victor television, like pliers; screwdrivers; bits; sev- Wake* desk and chair Farm Machinery ae chair & fo new; 4 upholstered mahoganyeral clevis; 100 foot extension 1951 Allis WD tractor-, L. hyd., chairs; chrome vinyl top cord;fullset of wood hits, table;anti breakfast set; several antiqueiron bits and several other L.P.O., fair rubber, quick AUCTION Oak book shelf; chairs; antique 6' mahogany tools; garden hoses; axes and tach, good shape wood cabin( library table with stand; steelcrowbars; 1948 Massey Harris 21 A. 14 - JUNE 21 cabinet with 6 shelves; cook- Torch;severalcansof foot combine, running order .1); ing utensils; fruit jars; kitch-paint; picks and sledges; car- Allis 2 -row mounted lister, fit SALE en clock; penter square levels; hack WD Variety of dishes; stainlesssaws; step ladder; other lad- Allis 2 -row mounted lister, fit ligdlelatuletables;. steel clothes rack;utility ta-ders;crutches, good; garden \VC As I have sold my farm, I willsell at auctionthe fo ble; utility cabinet; several an-tiller, new; lawn mower 24", Allisrear mount dirt scoop, listed items located 4 miles west &11/2 miles southof Ind child'sa (like new) Talmage, table tique dishes and ornaments; 3very good; Allis or 5 miles north, 1 mile east &1/2 milenorSthtartsof sneed electric fan; brooms; Tire, 750x14,fair;2tires, 2 -row mounted cultivator, fit WI) trucks withgrain blower baby be mops and other miscellaneous7?5x14, good; electric trim- blither household goods; mer with 10 foot extension; 2Allis2 -row mounted culti- 11/2 ton Dodgetruck 18 foot aluminum ladder, tree saw with 10 foot exten- vators, fit WC Farm Machinery gal. water tank new; good electric table saw;sion; several fishing poles;4' Allis 3x14 mounted plow, fit 1954 JD Model 55 combine, 14 OTHERMACHINERY WD 4 -sec. drag harrow all metal grindstone with mo-water tank, galvanized, nearly ft. cutting bar with 18-26 pith AlppienFtet.picnic tables; tor; 2 small vises; large anvil;new; And many other implements reg. tractor tires & large .1 A tractor RNiTI I sprayer 3 M..: post auger; several shovels Large feed tank; 50 foot TRICK AND CAR tires on rear wheels 'Ms Model Atractor ,.), metal glide and spades; scoops; potato corn cribbing, new; barrels; 50 JD pickup attach. for Model tracta l lae'redr:2ss;stwvoabinbnet 1948 Ford 1 -ton pickup, grain Model D eeadgbr fork; water hose; dresser ta-bu. feed box;steelposts; sides and stock racks, over- 55 combine John Deere En.gloisfh ble; serving table; mirror 30xlarge pile of fireplace wood; loads.4 -speed,fairrubber, JD curler, good (2 -row) sz7 ft.chisel Foankoachnicrii 48 ;mirror; rubbertire wagon; good good shape IHC grain drill, 8-16 with fern. grader Round sideboard table and wheelbarrow, rubber; 1954 Ford 4 -door sedan, 6 cyl- attach., rubber press wheels WheatGrahaincrea°neeinreHarris Po r desk; dining room table with Harness andcollars;2 Van Brunt 12-10 grain drill, 7ft. Massey a; scil inder, heater, radio, in run- mower 4 chairs: set antique shelves;wheel trailer; lanterns; 17 tel- ning order semi -deep furrow harrow jars; 2 reclining rockers; large ra-ephone poles, 14 foot; good IHC 8-16 grain drill Spring tooth 4 & 61 8de:s;bolalsn dio; stationary vanity and switch box; cross cut saw; hay FEEDERS, POSTS, PANELS 2 grain augers, Chicken battery lavatory;old book rack; smoke stand; sev-knife; HAND TOOLS & MISC. TRUCKS rpn1,8.and storm eralbeautifulpictures;sev- Many other miscellaneous 1951 IHC 1% ton truck with I w0 HOUSEHOLD; conventiona "P',,alns: alsofe eral beautiful trinkets;floorarticles. dump hoist under bed, foldMaytag fruit jars.., 00g1)nbulemtseroa.itr SOME ANTIQUES Lots of good puma' down stock rack. (If not items too sold before day of sale). Other misc. AfrP. A For full listings see Grass & to mention. MR. & MRS. LOVELL BABBITT, Grain June 6. 1935 & 1936 1% ton V-8 Ford Chegt W Mr. & Mrs. °WM Owners R. S. AUSHERMAN,Owner, ciaCvlerjece: Chas. Dornberger Auctionesee Aucts: Foster Kretz & Clerk: Citizens Auct.: Foster Kretz Carl Schnell, Lee Remy & Wm.Schnell, ,on '' het r. Elmo Steffen. State Bank. Abilene National Bank, Cashier Clarence Ste(f2-, Poster 1 ", Cla IVA 64422. Cer he 13,

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FARMERS HAVE PROVED IT! Super1Gene SORGHUMS rr ' ,/ BRING HIGHER' tv YIELDS! Jticall) applyFR, rah its wick Hundreds of farmers nplere protection, Kansas Plants Say 'Cheese' are ordering two and applicator from Without a great deal of fanfare Kansas has three times as much a ink /'111 lsectimele. The ( ler* u become an important producer of cheese. There SuperGene seed as le canvas hood, poiti,, are 16 plants in the state, most of them in the they did last year. I Pumps or jets to cloy G&G area, and they had a production of 10.3 They know what r wick round. million pounds of cheese in 1966. these Hybrid Grain and Forage Sorghums FAMOUS TOX4Wir Most of them produce bulk cheddar, which OTHER INSECT C can do. SuperGene ...NI\ CONTeCS is sold to other companies for remanufacture hybrids are scientifi- into a variety of cheese products. In the picture cally bred to produce above, chunks of cheddar are turned by an em- maximum yields in ployee at the cheese plant at Wamego in order this area, on irri- to reduce moisture content. At right, Carl Brase gated or dryland. I of the cheese production department at the Wa- mego plant readies sonic cheddar for shipment. "For a Bigger Yield In Every Field"

To further illustrate, in the ' er of the JD store in Concordia, SEEorCALL previous year's report we tested animals under a different Kans. system, in which 24 paternal Moore was transferred from from the G&G Area half -sib Angus steers were the Dodge City branch which he .. Manhattan, K ...... weaned, summer grazed, win- managed for 22 years. He is a Clay Center, K tered, summer grazed, and full native Texan, graduate of Tex- HOYT, KANS. . Concordia, under different conditions. fed 140 days. Hoyt Farm Supply Inc. Summerfield, Wrong Results: these animals weigh- as A & M. He has been with The conditions of this trial John Deere for 12 years. MANHATTAN, KANSAS Hoyt, essionOf were: ed 1175 povids off test, graded Frank Werner ..Oskaloosa, 1) 350 -pound weaning calveschoice and had the same pro- Four sons and Mrs. Moore .... Winifred, erArticle were placed on fullfeed andportion of lean, fat and bone asmake up the family of the new CLAY CENTER, KANS. regard to an article in the full fed group. For this sys- Circle T Impl. Co. rritories. Write: slaughtered periodically from 0- JD manager. & Grain May 18, "How 224 days. tem, this wasthe optimum is Best in the Feedlot? CONCORDIA, KANS. 913.985-3817 2) Bone, muscle, fat and or-slaughter time and they weigh- s, 785 pounds," I believe gan weights and quality data ed 390 pounds more than the Harold Trost old clarify the inter -pre - were obtained as measures ofanimal full fed 196 days. HADDAM, KANS. of the results of the test. skeletal development and grade Now, what we are saying is DILLON GROCERY CHAIN ally no industry recom- that not only thru genetics but Chas. Hardenburger ions were made inthisto determine the optimum mar- MOVING INTO ARKANSAS Auction ket time. thru feeding and management The J. S. Dillon grocery chain WINIFRED, KANS. and the results were sta- Results we can alter the maturity and Winifred Grain Co. odern articles well as the fact that dif- 1) The optimum slaughter composition of animals. If we is moving into Arkansas. The rH, Salina results would be obtained time for this group of animalspush young calves hard early, Hutchinson -based company an- SUMMERFIELD. KANS. acing 9:30 an. would have been after 196 daysthe optimi-rn slaughter weight nounced the start of two new Don Mitchell and age will he different than if tsene lamps (old), on feed at a liveweight 785 stores in Arkansas last week, BAILEYVILLE, KANS. pounds. Muscle growth had they are handled under a low- bringing to seven the number of Aloy Haverkamp, Jr. parts. license tags, passed its maximum rate and er plane of nutrition prior to muffin pans, sad full feeding. stores put -chased or built in Ar- DEALERS: Several territories md iron, bras ket the carcasses graded choice. Harold J. Tuma isonne, pressed and 2) Animals of different gene- kansas this year. The chain hasopen. Write or call: lass, colored glass, g sold our home, we tic background, feeding, man- Kansas State University 106 retail stores in Colorado, sell at public auction part Dept. of Animal Husbandry Ernest Myers, Distr. uaranteed old hand agement, and rate of maturity Kansas, MisSouri, and Arkan- Troy, Kans., Ph. 913-985-3817 tile pottery, clocks, hatschold goods andstir - would be expected to react dif- sas. oak and pine furn tents at the home located ferently. As A Hog Does oset, Oriental rugs, Clark St.in Clay Center, The feeding and management trays, glass snack of these cattle was different About Sunday The Only Mower in the Wort s items. than the majority of our feed- With all the constant publici- hundreds of other Thurs., June15 ers, in that lightweight feedersty, much ofituninformed, )e sold in thissale, were pushed from the begin- about water pollution from Guaranteed nd PAULINE VE@ Starts 1:00p.m. ning which apparently caused 1 thought Grass & Full Years ass-but find them, them to develop and mature feedlots, me table and 6 chairs, Grain readers might be inter- ou did! early. The animals matured atested in this letter from Russ ;lad kitchen stool,metal utility too light a weight for us to Anderson of the Anderson Feed- base; child'skitchen recommend this system as an gbOOTERvELE k solid oak roundtable lots at Emporia to the Hutchin- BOB PERRY' 6 chairs; industry practice. We have inson News in response to a rec- combination rec- the past and currently promot-ent News story about the sub- MOWER yer and radio (blonde); ed cattle and carcasses that ject: one table; kitchencab - have some size and scale that We've been operating a wicker table;2 wicker Proven performance since1948. 7U HP 2 antique are helpful for all segments of for. 27 years. We do drop leaf ta- the livestock and meat industry. feedlot Engine, 24" Cut, power for all conditions. white bookshelf; mahog- not dump manure in gullies Best maneuverability. Wheels do not run k and chair; where it washes into theri- The MowerEveryone Wants Wednegl 2 rockers; ver. We put it on cropland on uncut grass. 3 speeds forward and re- chair & footstool;oc- verse. Mowing speeds to 6 MPH, traveling table; under. Governor Tools and plow it speed 12 to 15 MPH. Also 36", 10 HP model. book shelf;cedar chest; Docking's representative, Dr. wood cabinet;table; Too Hardner, is a theologian and JUNE11 wood table35x19; floor has as much information light finish AGGIE about pollution as the aver- I finished coffee table; HARDY Supply Co.Macksville ,Kansas book shelfta- HARDWARE age hog does about Sunday. A 2 matchingmahogany oc- 1205 Moro retraction is in order. Starts 12:30 tables; L V K the fo Manhattan, Ks. it auction velvet firesidechairs; NEWTON south %get teat;child's miles table and2 Talni night table; Paper Back 25c - 35c Itorth of 2 chest of bed with 50c - 75c blo. spring and WHY NOT s withgrain babybed New Manager Dodge truckwith 2water and mat- Books oorpictures tank Largest Stock Put an Inland Automatic Bale Stooker iater \TO P111.,XIT1'RE,c. IBB 3.1A6111 - DISHES In Town At Salina JD to work for you? rag harr°,,vter ctlal3lesi;SC4. SALINA --- New manager of metal yard Sa- del A tra' metaltable the John Deere branch in er meta( (umbrella ?nude' A ttlic University lina The Salina ImplementCo., D set;glierninld,s :rree Model Book Store isCharles Moore who suc- ,,,& bbeoenle7 ft, 623 N. ManhattanManhattan ceeds Bill Lagemairn, now own - Hacle(orr Oak (Johnson °fls.k,nglandlchina ; cleaner P° Ruby red [asset' 17ohletVndsaStar Flower MIDWEST RENDERING & SUPPLIES at' sto sherbet rro"' BELLEVILLE, KANS. 11-a4 6 tooth & ne augers, lajawrns;mower;mar- We sell meat scraps and fat for feed. battery aiaZ st°11dmb We pick up materials from butcher shops. os; also fewwindows;iele ; conventiO.nal.0 t other misc. Locker plants, and Fresh Dead animals. Hay natnerees gOOdlruittioe to mention. nig. Reins III-P. ,,^c For service call Belleville: JA 7-5545 Time ) MeOen' or your local number: SAVES Automatically er W. obe 99 Oberg Beloit 738-3731 Leonardville... 7814711 Lincoln 524-9990 Cawker City 443-3726 MoneyLabor 1,0/0/164 unionwOners Clay Center 632-3424 Marysville State 427-3015 SEE YOUR DEALER OR WRI.1 L: ,hnell, All pots, Bank of Clyde 446-3621 Miltonvale Glasco Minneapolis 392-3043 PYRAMID SALES CO. Clarence :tater xretz Hanover 337-2291568-2636 -KY Center,& Elmo Morganville 926-3674 1715 N. Santa Fe, Wichita, Kansas 67214 316 -FO 3-1634 Phone Hunter 529-2145 325-2911 Jamestown 439-2655 Washington June 17 -- Farmsale, south of Manhattan, Kans., Mr.& Mrs. Clarence Johnson.Aucts. G&G Calendar Shehi & Berbohm. wagon & antiques - al with Case Frai9cJune 17-Household dealers southwest Pauline Vering. Aucts. Ella Case June 13 - Farm sale at Manhattan. Mrs. Grain areaciva of Emporia, Kans., Mrs.Carl Harz and Bob Perry. Welt- Smith Estate. Lawrence the Beyer. Auct. Jim Barr. goods in drive 00 June 15 - Household er, auct. prvestor. June 14 - High gradeHolstein Clay Center, Kans., Chester sale south- June 17 - Farm The reascm W. Oberg. Auct. Foster Kretz. Kansas, willget a heifer sale at Summerfield, west of Industry, model Kans., Helmerichs Brothers. Charles Dornberger.Auct n free when J.June 16 - Farm salesoutheast gear the 300 lir Auct. & sale mgr. Donald Foster Kretz. snyonf Bowman, Hamilton, Mo. of Herington, Kans.,Hubert A. Schuster. Aucts Remy, June 19 - Land auctioneast of June 14 - Household &misc. Sharp & Schnell. Greenleaf, Kans., heirsof in Miltonvale, Kans., Wm. James B. Nelson; F.R. Lo- vusforage hary (Doc) Babbett. Auct. FosterJune 17 - Furniture sale in baugh, Washington,atty. earcase Kretz. Junction City, James A. Brice Aucts J. T. Dickson andFos- melt' June 15 - Antique auctionin Estate. C. W. "Bill"Crites, ter Kretz. Auct. Salina, Kans., Ruby Fink and June 20 - Holsteindispersal Stak sale southeast of Wamego, Start E. Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ro Maguin. Auct-Sale mgr. Don- 4 -Lane ald J. Bowman. Wednesday June 21 - Complete closeout North Of 1( AUCTION of blacksmith shop,Junctitn City, Charles Degitiz, owner. have C. W. "Bill" Crites, Auct. therout JUNE 21 imp SALE Iletch°t June 21 - Farm sale northeast way northof Starts 12:30 Noon of Talmage, Kans., R. S.Ati- e stretchwill sherman. Aucts Carl Schnell, bayndeairtly is91 115 EAST 6TH ST., JUNCTION CITY Lee Remy & Wm. Schnell. open Due to reason of health Mr. Charles Degitiz will sell the en- sale seiction to start tire contents of his blacksmith shop. He has been inblacksmith June 24 -- Administrator's first link in business in Junction City since 1907. of household goods and an- as the tiques in Abilene, estateof h from here. Harness repair bench;bug- 2 forge blowers & Tyer Iron, Isaac Lesher Pike. Aucts. his is a gy bolt cutter and setter;.an-lead ladles; 2 sets tap & die a tique wheel rim shrinker; bug-sets; house jacks; bolt cut- Schnell Bros. and Lee Remy. gy neck yoke; buggy single ters; pipe cutters; pipe die; op- tree; wagon wheel; Little Gi-en end wrenches: hand tools; June 24 -- Building material, district ant power hammer; Championsteel bits(large);lead pot; household goods & antiques er. "Useof Int( blower & controls for forge 2box cold chisels & punches; in Milford, Melvin & Joanna creased traffic c grates; 35 tongs every size;iron cutter; saw filing vise; Woods. C. W. "Bill" Crites, blacksmith hammers; sledgehorse shoes. Talking It Over accident ral hammer. auct. Kenneth Hewitt talks with Francis Istas ,managit °e ulsl.6 times 159 lb. anvil; 153 lb. anvil; Elec. motors; several boxes lee:1Tdills" about 50 anvil devices for ev-of bolts, nuts & washers; lead June 24 -- Household goods, of Aurora Co-op Elevator. Hewitt is a welder fro!e averagefor 1( ery kind of job; 100 lb. shopsinkers & molds; 55 gal. bar- surplus building materials & Concordia. Kansas highway. vise; 50 lb. shop vise; Champ-rel; box large bolts; old plow antiquesinMilford, Melvin While the new ro ion shop drill elec. motor; gasshears; some square steel and Joanne Wood.Auct. C. forge; large shop grinder, 2stick 114;4% inch.; some weld- The Growing Hog Market Is A ill be an extensic heads; sickle grinder with ing rod; NASA compression W. Crites. ate 35W and will elec. sinker section;tester; rubber tired 2 wheel' terstate standard motor; cart; flower pot holder; small July 12 -- Farm sale southwest Line Shaft 3 hp elec. motor, 3 - of Hope, Mrs. Clarence Rock. WASHINGTON SALES CO. traction and acces phase; disk sharpener; metaltable saw with motor; some ,not be part of work bench. tires & wheels; 25 lbs. Climax Aucts. Schnell Bros. and Lee TRY US SOON Several welding benches; weldingcompound;shop Remy. ate acetylene welder complete stove; IIillyards scales with HOGS every TUESDAY Therouteesystemnew is with regulators, hose, weldingpeas; a lot of small articles Oct. 9 --- Fall hog sale in New- he present Intersta too numerous to mention. CATTLE every WEDNESDAY All Sales & cutting torch. ton, Kans., Balthrop Farms of Start 1:00p Wichita. A Growing Market for Finished Cattle Charles Degitiz, Owner Oct.28 - Kansas Milking Sale CO TERMS: CASH Not Responsible for Accidents Shorthorn Society state sale Aucts: C. W. "Bill" Crites, Clerk: in Hutchinson, Freg Rogers, & Ron Montgomery Everett Sheets sale mgr. Dick Sears, auct. For Sale Dates Call CE 8-5720 Junction City Barn Phone EA 5-2266 Residence EA 5-2393 EM Nov. 3 - 5th annual Hammar- Washington, Kans. lund-Shamrock Angus sale. Ho! Inc. St. Marys, Kansas. Ronald Rice Motors, Nov. 4 - All breed calf sale in CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC Manhattan, Olson and Fager- North Kansas' Largest Volume Dealer berg., joint sale. NW 2nd Phone CO 3-4000 ABILENE, KANS. Nov. 15, 1967 --Registered Hereford sale, Smolan, John- Remember last year's vacation? son Hereford Farms; Elmer When you swore you'd never go again in L. Johnson & Sons. a car without air conditioning! Nov. 18 - Kocher Herefords It's vacation time again! production sale in Onaga, Herman Kocher & Sons. Due to the heavy rains, cattle receipts were light last Satura And here is your chance to get the air conditioned car that large. makes it a real vacation. Nov. 18 -- State ewe sale in but the run of hogs despite heavy rains continued very All cars have been run through our shop. Our factory Hutchinson, Kans. Purebred We sold about as many as last week, when approximately trained mechanics have checked the air conditioners thor- Sheep Breeders Assn., V. E. 1500 head went through the ring. oughly. All units have been drained, and re -charged. McAdams, sec. Hog prices again were strong, matching the terminalmance: 1967 OLDSMOBILE 88 $3595 can us, Delmont, 2-dr. hardtop. Radio, heater, automatic trans- Complete as the partial listing below'will show. Our hog buyers mission, power steering, power brakes, air conditioner. Farmer & Stockman all you bring to these Saturday sales, so keep them coming. 1966 OLDSMOBILE 88 $2995 Supplies We certainlyare getting top dollar for all classesof swine. Jetstar, 4-dr. hardtop. Radio, heater, automatic transmis- Biologics- Vaccines sion, power steering, power brakes, air conditioner. CATTLEThere were few steer and heifer calves, notenoug- 1966 CADILLAC Sedan DeVille $4895 785 lbs Radio, heater, automatic transmission, power steering, Pharmaceuticals to make a market. One lot of feeder steers weighing power brakes, air 'conditioner. Electric seat and windows. Show Equipment went to a Nebraska stockman @ $26.40.Gild butcher cows 1966 CHEVROLET Caprice $3095 brought $16.75 to $18.00; cutters $15.00 to $16.50. 2-dr.hardtop. Radio,heater,automatictransmission, Instruments and Related Stocker calves weighing 400-550 lbs. went@ $28.50 to power steering, power brakes, air conditioner. Items $30.50; heifers $24.00 to $25.00. 1966 OLDSMOBILE 88 $3295 Delta, Holiday Coupe. Radio, heater, automatic transmis- A few cows with calves sold from $200.00 to $234.00. sion, power steering, power brakes, air conditioner. Kinyon Distributing Following is a sampling of the 22 1965 OLDSMOBILE Cony. $2895 844 N. Kansas Box 8105 238 @ Starfire. Radio, heater, aptomatic transmission,power TOPEKA, KANS. FL 4-1553 swine market: 8 mixed butchers steering, power brakes. air conditioner. HOGS 18 mixed butchers228 1965 CHEVROLET Cony. Super Sport. $2695 TEX REAL 30 mixed butchers239 p22.50 Radio,heater,automatic transmission, 11 mixed butchers215 p22.55 SOWS power steering, power brakes, air conditioner. ONWARD 95th 9 red butchers 230 @122.501 black sow 2 hamp sows 430400 (a@ Ili'. Cow Hera - 25 mixed butchers224 @22.30 405 @ 11 1 red sow 16. May and June New Car & Truck Royal Essar 11 white butchers 253 @22.35 450@ CKato, Heir 15 mixed butchers190 @ 7 red sow Apparent 22.50 CHEVROLET CAMPAIGN SERVICEABLE BULLS WITH WEIGHT RECORDS BONDED 8.1411 Priced. .. $300 to $500 BARNPH.I JUNCTIONS STILL ON call: Now is the time to get thatnew Chevrolet car or truck. GRANT POOLE If you have livestock to appraise, Prices were never lower. Trade-insnever higher. Hurry, MANHATTAN, KANS. VERN LANGVARDT, Manager, 502UPLANDI swing into action this summer witha new Ronald Rice Chev- Located 4 mi. south of 1-70-1{177 HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer, 520upLA/0 rolet. intersection,2mi.west on Mc- 349-2863 Dowell Creek Rd. Ph. PR 6-8315. 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k 4. 4 t :4' 44. 4'4' R 44.i441-iltrtYlt°'11441,%W.4A 4a could be added to it only by act160, Morrowville204,Palmer of Congress. Federal funds fin-182, Vining 40. June 13, 1967 Grass & Grain GearFree ance 90 percent of interstate 27 routes, but the new road will ,,.th Case g"300in theGrass be financed on a 50-50 basis be- WOODMAN 111 dealers Case pushing a tween state and federal funds. looin areaare 300 forage The new roadway in general Motor the Case Grader Booms kre on will run about 11/2 miles west rein: buyers of this of present US81. for All Makesand Models of Motor Graders e.!be get a 6 -tonwagon Eventually the freeway will odei null PATENTED 3,145,015 when theypurchase cross the northern part of Kan- or free equipment,. sas and link with US36 along OPENINGS FOR DEALERS. the 300line of of PROTECTED TERRITORIES Grass &Grain er- the state's northern border. An ad in that the The 10 -mile stretch being sta- indicated rously MANUFACTURED BY be givenfor any ked out starts at the junction ions would harvesting equip- of I35W and 170 west of Salina ige forage and will run to K18. Right-of- BIGBEE MFG. CO., INC. arat way acquisition will begin with- Route3 in 90 days. MANHATTAN, KANSAS 66502 Kent said the relocation of 81 startStaking A rather than rebuilding along its present route was dictated by The Woodman Motor Grader Boom Road economics. is a new low cost, time saving,lifting lar.9 The route will involve three bridges and interchanges at two ALLIS-CHALMERS MODEL "D" device adaptable toall motor grader oi OfSalina county roads, K-18 and com- units with scarifier or snow plowlift IsA _ Highwaydepart - pletion of the interchange at the started to groups. The boom is manufactured in crews have I35W and 170 junction. for the first two sections for standard10' or 12' out the route SHORTHORN JUNIOR FIELD of an improvedfederal lengths The type"B" ) north ofSalina. DAY SET FOR MCPHERSON stretch will runonly 10 The Kansas Shorthorn Asso- boom(B210, B212)lifts arated 4 and it is expectedto be ciation will have its annual Jun- tons. by early 1970,with con - ior Field Day on Saturday, July on to startin early 1968,22, at the McPherson County The boom folds intoa convenient first link in a 4 -laneroad Fairgrounds, McPherson. A to- carrying position that does not obstruct tal of $1345 will be awarded in from here. normal operation of the grader. is a most criticalstretch cash and gift certificates. Asso- as highway from the ciation secretary Milton Nagely jot of need," said Bob says he expects 150 head of CATERPILLAR WITH CATERPILLAR LIFT GROUP. FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION WRITE OR PHONE OWNED BY MANHATTAN TOWNSHIP, DAYS: PR 8-5172 or PR 6-5274 NIGHTS: PR 8-5857 district highway commis - Shorthorns to be entered. MANHATTAN, KANSAS ROUTE 3 "Use of Interstate 70 has ed traffic on US81 tre- WASHINGTON COUNTY

usly. COUNT DROPS TO 11,006 accident rate, for exam - WASHINGTON - The popu- incis Istas ,than 161.4 times higher than lation of Washington County is a welder erage for 10 miles of dropped slightly, according to highway. county assessor figures, which the new road, in effect, listed 11,006 as the official 1967 .ket Is At be an extension of Inter - population. 351V and will conform to The new population of the to standardsin con - town of Washington is 1907, up n and access control,it from 1885 last year. Counts in be part of the Inter- other county towns: Barnes system. 262, Clifton 420, Greenleaf 520, new route is not part of Haddam 328, Hanover 865, Hol- ALLIS-CHALMERS MODEL "D" BOOM MOUNTED ON CATERPILLAR resent Interstate plan and lenherg 68, Linn 525, Mahaska kY All Sale, Start 1:00 Hogs 12 noon Hogs 11:30 a.m. ED BURTSaleetioutVedaeacao Cattle 1 p.m. Cattle 1 p.m. We had a large run of hogs and a light run of cattle at our sale Thursday. .dence EA 5-2393 Stocker and feeder cattle were from $1.00 to $2.00 higher; cows were 50e EMPTY PENS UNTIL JULY5 higher.There is great interest in stocker and feeder cattle, so if you have any to sell, now is a good time to do so. We continue to have a good run of Hope You HaTeA Fine Harvest. baby calves and today they brought from $30.00 to $64.00 a head. The extreme top on butcher hogs was $22.50 with the bulk goir.; for $22.30. Feeder and weaning pigs remain in strong demand and the market was s,eady to 50t a head higher. ALES In the past years we have closed the barn for two weeks during the harvest and we will do so again this year.These two weeks probably will be the last week in June and the first week in July. Watch this ad for definite dates when we IURDAY SEE will be closed and get your butcher hogs in before then. The following is a partial listing of our consignments this week: re lightlast Satz.' YOU FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS HEIFER CALVES itinued verylarge 4 mixed steers 640 @ 26 . 70 2 black heifers 290@ 25 . 75 766 @ 26 . 20 1 whiface heifer 450p25.00 iapproximately 7 whiface steers 1 whiface heifer 575 Co) 25.25 1 whiface heifer 320p22.00 JULY 16 whiface steers 859 @ 24.75 1 whiface heifer 385 (dl19. 75 leterminal market, 15 mixed steers ---- 915 @24.60 r hogbuyers can 1 whiface steer 960 @24.60 HOGS & PIGS corning. 707 (a)24.50 7 mixed fats 216p22 . 50 eepthem 5 6 whiface heifers of swine 213 22.45 I classes 1 spotted steer 635 @24.10 13 white fats p 3 mixed heifers 599p24.00 9 mixed fats 217p22.35 not 235 @22.15 r calves, whiface heifer 540 @23.20 14 mixed fats weighing 18' AT I spotted steer ---- 1145 cu22.90 14 hamp fats 264p21 . 05 ca',; Gild butcher 7 blkwhif heifers 639 ;:t22.45 2 hamp sows 333p18.60 to $16.50. 1 whiface heifer 580@ 22.10 5 mixed sows 490p17.10 57 820 @)21.80 1 black boar 205@ 20.25 went@$.28.- NEWTON 1 whiface steer COWS 1 hamp boar 570@13 . 30 13.20 to$234°. 1 whiface cow&clf rN240.00 1 hamp boar 580 @ 1 holstei n cow&clf [email protected] 2 white feeders 150 @23. 75 18.90 2 red feeders 180 @22 . 25 232!! 1 holstein cow ---- 1260 (o) butchers @ 16 white feeders 142@ 22 . 00 chers2 a 1 whiface cow 980 18.80 ; but 1 blkwhif cow ---- 1180p18.40 1 hamp feeder 180@ 21. 75 1 holstein cow ---- 1530@ 18.40 8 mixed pigs 18 . 50 SOWS340 I. @ 17.90 13 red pigs 16 . 75 @ 1black cow 1175 :ow go@ BARN PHONE AT3-5566 8 black cows 728p17.30 22 mixed pigs 15 . 25 ;ows 6 hamp pigs 14.25 405 There is someone at, the barn BULLS 1 29 mixed pigs 13.25 450 ",a' all day Tuesday & Wednesday& 1 whiface bull 635@ 23.80 Thursdaymorning. Otherwise 1 red bull 1455@ 22 . 70 RALEIGH BREEDING, MANAGER call: BULL & STEER CALVES barn HI 3-3671; home HI 3-3547 32.75 'rry CE 8'14 4 AUCTIONEER: 2 whiface steers ---- 290p 3 whiface steers ---- 318@ 29.75 Auctioneer: Larry _Lagasse, aise, Floyd Gehring S00 (a29.00 Ph.Concordia,Kans. CH3-1714 Moundridge Phone 345-8195 9 black steers ty11,4-L..t)q 2 black steers 300 @ 29.00 r 52°t LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO ?hone349.0 LIVESTOCK & NEWTON Eff-,\ COMMISSION CO. KANSAS wnoda MARYSVILLE, KANSAS St.Mar At 2 blackwhiface heifers -5400 Sell 1 heifer- 23.71 bbllaacckksphteihfeer------410 By 1 heifer nQ 23,25 Sell -545 Tuesdays 1 black heifer o22,k Hogs ------'410 o Cattle & Auction 1 black heifer 22.80 677 p21.80 ------0 o Or Buy 6 whiface heifers 4 whiface heifers -__--_448 22.70 found a 3 blk&blkwhif steers ----315@ 28.25 14 mixed heifers 978 p 21. 55 Our receipts of 646 cattle 365 @ 28.25 21.50 22,30 and were selling 1 black steer 1 broface heifer 810 @ COWS very good demand 535 c10 27.60 21.10 1 holstein cow ---____1100 fully steady. We had a lotof out-of- 1 black steer 1 whiface heifer 635 @ 0 2 black steers 540 @ 27.20 890 @20. 90 1 holstein cow ---____-805 18A state buyers from Nebraska,Iowa, 1 black heifer (6 1 whiface steer 425 @ 27. 10 770 @20.75 1 17.80 and Missouri, and need morecattle 1 whiface heifer :1-288355 434 p 27.00 928 @20.10 1whifacewhiface 17,80 to supply the demand.If you have 5 mixed bulls 7 whiface heifers 473 p 26.80 20. 10 1 whiface cow ---_____990 17,60 any to sell contact oneof us. We 3 whiface steers 1 whiface heifer 735 @ 0 542 p 26.70 1 9. 30 2 roan&whiface cows 17.30 also had a good run of stockpigs and 4 black steers 1 black heifer 570 @ --1170p The 2 roan&black steers 495 p 26.25 1 black heifer 820 @19.10 1 blackwhiface cow-1140 0 17.30 fat hogs, selling 285 head. 270 @ 26 . 25 17.30 following is a partial listing ofthe 1 black steer 1 bri cow -----_-____1170 490 @ 26 . 10 HEIFER CALVES 0 17,31 2 black steers 31.50 1 red cow ------1270 0 sale: 450 @ 26.10 1 whiface heifer 195 p 17,30 1 black steer 29.00 1 black cow---_____1160 _505 p 26.00 1 roan heifer 190 @ 0 17.20 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 1 whiface steer 235 p27.75 1 whifacehn cow------775 0 500 p 25.40 1 whiface heifer 1 red cow ------17,20 30 whiface steers 577 p 28.50 1 black steer -230 @27.50 -780 0 2 red steers 510 @ 25.40 1 black heifer 1 blackroan cow ------17.00 1 black steer 725 p 26 . 40 280 @27. 30 765 628 p 26.30 2 black steers 542 p 25.30 3 black heifers 1 bri cow ------16,90 5 whif&black steers 393 @2 7. 30 1160 0 16.80 570 p 26.00 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 8 black heifers 1 holstein cow -----__1105 1 black steer 1 whiface heifer 365 @27.00 016.s0 1 black steer 645 p 25.90 3 whiface heifers 553 p 24. 90 317 @26..50 1 holstein cow ------10800 625 @ 25.70 43 whiface heifers 564 @ 24. 90 2 whiface heifers 1 bri cow ------1090 16,70 3 black steers 1 blackwhiface heifer --275@ 26 . 25 16.70 4 whif&blkwhif steers 623 @ 25.30 37 whiface heifers 719 @ 24.75 26 . 00 1 bri cow ------795 1 bluroan heifer 500 @ 16.30 16 mixed steers 1011 p 25. 10 26 whiface heifers 633 p 24. 45 517 @25.80 1 whiface cow ------43800 15.70 997 p 25.10 41 blk&blkwhif heifers -608 @24.40 2 black heifers 1 guernsey cow ------795 21 mixed steers 1 blackwhiface heifer500 25.70 @ 15.20 1100 @ 25.10 15 blk&blkwhif heifers646 p 24.30 1 whiface cowSeif [email protected] 1 black steer 4 whiface heifers 373 p24.80 1 black steer 760 p 24. 90 4 whif&black heifers 643 @ 24.30 425 p24.30 5 black cow& 4 clfs ------p 1904 951 p 24.80 12 whiface heifers 643 p 24. 25 16 mixed heifers 17 mixed steers 25 black heifers 499 @24.30 1 black steer -695 p 24. 70 9 whiface heifers 566 @ 24. 20 24.20 BULLS 555 p 24.00 2 black heifers 455 @ 1 black bull 1 blkwhiface steer 720 p 24. 50 1 blackwhif heifer 400 @24.10 1410 @ 23.60 1149 p 24.40 26 mixed heifers 890 @ 23.60 1 whiface heifer 1 back bull 300 Acr 19 mixed steers 4 black heifers 533 @23. 90 1370 0 23.00 12 mixed steers 1204 p t624240 1 black heifer 625 @ 23.10 1 whiface bull 430 0 22.85 .One of 730 @ 23.00 1 whiface heifer 340 @23.75 5 mixed steers 1378 @ 24. 10 1 whiface heifer 1 black bull - 450.0 G&G area is 1 blkwhiface steer 620 p 24.10 37 mixed heifers 576 @ 22. 90 1 whiface bull 565 p 23. 90 1 whiface heifer 910 p 22.60 2 black steer -615 @ 23.80 For Information or Estimates LIVESTOCK COMMISSION STEER CALVES State 1 whiface steer 200 @34. 50 Rezae Barn COMPANY 2 whiface steers 302 p30.50 St Marys 437-2999 320 p30.25 1 whiface steer Delaine Rezae 1 whiface steer 400 p29.70 St. Marys 437-6266 Straig 2 blkwhiface steers 280 @29.50 29.50 Elmer Indium -1 vwvv For the nint] 2 bluroan steers 530 p Maple Hill MI 3-2440. 1 blackwhif steer 210 p29.25 CERTIFIED St. Marys, year Kansasfa 2 whiface steers -490 @29.00Paul Kramer tiVIMNIK MAIRII ceeded $1 billio 2 blkwhiface steers ----457 @29.00 St. Marys 437-2993 Roy Freeland, } 1 whiface steer 500 @28.90 Agriculture seer 6 black steers 456 p28. 70 Auctioneers: Lawrence Welter andGene Toby Kans, Freeland, wri 1 black steer 445 (@28.40 cently issued. 4

"Mgr' 'go, NMI .111 port,indicated ,111/ year was ther Central Kansas Most year of record Modern Livestock Auction .West Side OfSalina production and He said three were set during MONDAY SALE ONLYTHRU HARVEST ly 1, 1965, to Ju records were: 5 THURSDAY head of cattle a MONDAY tered; a sorghtu Fat Cattle 9 a.m. Cattle Only averaged 48 bt and the soybear v.; Hogs sell at 11:00 a.m.followed by Selling starts at 11:00 a.m. Cattle our regular eattlesaleas they are ' will sell in the order they are consign, taled 21 million unloaded. eel on the books. The average f. 22 bushels equa] Mike Street, Lincoln 4 whi hogs 223 p 22.45 At our regular Monday sale we sold 695 cattle and Robert Griffith, Ellsworth3 wf hfrs 535 @23.90 record. The 19E Kenneth Kelly, Ada 12 mix hogs217 @ 22.90 The market was very active on all Wessling Bros. , New Camb.l hol cow 1495 18.10 crop of more ti 1010 hogs. Leonard Wiebke, Syl. Gr.9 blt hogs215 p 22.80 The .hog run included Everette Shosrem, Assaria19 wf strs 982 @24.60 was the second classes of livestock offered. James Griffin, Abilene 8 blt hogs218 p 22.85 lots of feeder pigs that met a very good demand. Martin Rasmusson, Linds.5 blk strs 813 @24.90 ord, he said. Walt Hannabaum, Tescott13 whi hogs 213 @ 22.90 Fat cattle sale has been discontinued until after Clayton Altman, Salina 10 wf strs1047 @24.80 Commercial Chas. Brockway, Barnard8 mix hogs 231 @ 22.30 Regular hog and cattle sale each Monday Clayton Altman, Salina 6 wf strs 1187 p24.60 tle and processi harvest. Carl Peterman, Ellsworth 12 blt hogs 206 @ 22.75 thru harvest. The following is a partial listing of Laurence Kock, Clay Cntr. 14 bwf strs 1043 p25.00 increased mater Harry Backman, Russell 6 whi pigs @13.25 our sale: Laurence Kock, Clay Cntr. 4 bwf strs1034 @24.40 cal 1966. The si Charles Shelton, Salina 10 mix pigs @17.25 CATTLE Scully Estate, Marion 10 wf strs1083 25.40 commercial lots Jim Martin, Solomon 7 red pigs @ 15.50 1 wf cow1140 @17. 20 Willard Watt, Manchester15 rn strs 970 p25 . 25 Leon Janjen, Lorraine Virgil Kohman, Abilene 3 blt pigs 18,00 pacity of 1,000 Leon Janjen, Lorraine 1 wf cow1040 p17. 40 Willard Watt, Manchester 20 rn hfrs888 p24.45 1 Robert Melander, Gypsum17 mix pigs @17.75 Total cattle 11 Leon Janjen, Lorraine 1 wf hfr 345 p25.00Jake Holler, Marquette 20 wf strs 956 @ 25 . 20 bered 433,000 17.90 Dianne Hochman, Lorraine23 whi pigs @ 14.75 11.4 Emil Hlaus, Wilson 1 wf bull1500 p22.70Wessling Bros. , New Camb.l hol cow 1225 @ 14.25 ing wasupal 18.30 W. R. Biggs, Barnard 37 blt pigs @ Paul Tompson, Geneseo 1 blk bull 1320 @22.60Lowell Davidson, Hope 1 hol cow 1185 @ 18.25 per cent from f Gerald Walter, Lincoln 11 mix pigs @ Emary Frost, Smolan 1 blk bull 240.00Lowell Davidson, Hope 1 hol cow 1025 @18.40 essing of red 25. 50 rr Emary Frost, Smolan 1 blk bull 250.00Zook & Zook, 1 almage 1 wfrn str 675 p percent. 1 wf hfr 605 @22. 30 SOWS Calvin Kohman, Abilene1 chr cow 350.00Zook & Zook, Talmage 512 @ 17.00 1 wf cow 820 @17. 75 Donald Kissick, Beverly 5 blt sows Elmer Laas, Brookville 1 hol cow 1175(a)16.10W. H. Rathbun, Barnard 485 @ 17.30 17.80 2 brof strs525 @27.00 Wayburn Kissick, Beverly1 blk sows Ralph Eagles, Gypsum 1 wf cow 910 p Geo. Boeithaupt, Culver 445 @ 17.25 "Use ofComm 25.40 2 wf strs 540 @26. 70 Thad Satterlee, Gypsum 1 red sow Jax Flett, Delphos 1 blk str 535 p Bill Andrews, Brookville 460 @ 17.10 17. 50 1 wf hfr 480 @22.90 Arnold Lindblad, Assaria 3 blt sows Earnest Matlas, Wilson 1 hol cow 1230 @ Bill Andrews, Brookville 320 18.15 that thestate's John Vern Carson, Longford1-wf str 430 @27. 90 1 hol cow, 1390 @18. 40 W. R. Biggs, Barnard 1 blt sow Milan Henne, Gypsum 350 @ 18,00 Lowell Headley, Ellsworth 18. 30 1 rd cow 730 @18. 10 R chard Barlett, Bennington' blt sow 17,80 1said, 1 hol cow 1575 p Milan Henne, Gypsum 405 @ tAiftiemPidi.-oyfeca9 Luther King, Assaria f wf cow1030 @ 17.50 Arnold Yank,'I ampa 1 whi sow Verle Neaderhiser, Niles 1 blt sow 355 @ 18.05 Delton Mikkel, Marquette3 blk strs 711 p25.65 HOGS 17.80 the rate Dean Stauffer, Salina 2 red -sows450 @ Delton Nikkel, Marquette4 blk strs 600 @24. 70 A. T. Carlson, Lincoln 8 belt hogs 204 @22.55 19.75 year.lAb:reK 260 @ a srs°es vfhala9ass: Gail Morton, Minneapolis1 blt sow n:51 II Delton Nikkel, Marquette2 blk hfrs670 @22.00 E. Altman, Tescott 3 whi hogs 203 @22.35 17,40 1 blk sow 445 @ than thetonna R. H. Nieke, Lorraine 1 wf str 460 28.20 Virgil Hem, Abilene 17.80 Bill Walker, Lorraine 1 whi sow505 @ t R.H. Nieke, Lorraine 1 blkwf str 525 p27.80 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES exceed 1 Richard Grizzell, Claflin 7 blkwf strs 440 p26. 50 miliot LAURENCE CLEMENCE George Smeath, Geneseo4 blk hfrs 555 @21.40 Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 "With Gus Liceker 11 blk strs348 p31.20 crop Robert Griffith, Ellsworth3 wf hfrs 535 p23.90 MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN Farmers & Ranchers iiv est °c Robert Griffith, Ellsworth Durham Phone 732-3371 2 wf hfrs 600 p23.70 oMewhat Sun Ranch, Falun 10 wf strs399@30. 30 BOB MUIR CO. Oscar Larson, Tescott 4 hol strs 568 22. 80 Salina Phone TA 3-2963 LIVESTOCK COMMISSION Rueben Galliant, Dorrance5 wf hfrs 504 p25. 80 Harold Hoover, Abilene Market Reports 40 40 mix hfrs [email protected] Radio StationKSAL, Salina West On Old US Rollie Clemence, Abilene9 rdrn strs775 p25.90 tnomhuperiodi Paul&Harold Thompson,Gn.1 blk bull 1320 @22.60 6:45 a.m. Every Salina, Kansas i Charles Bucker, Brookville1 wf hfr 545 p24. 70 Moh-day, Wednesday & Friday land sa.dprectp Barn Phone TA 5-0211 All of the sta:eredeelaredd, Charles Bucker, Brookville1 wf sta, 495 p28.00 KFRM 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. Oberg Bros. , Smolan 4 wf strs 530 p Licensed 27.00 4111. Bonded da. AO.