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11E90111 calf Sale Best established of the club calf sales in theG&G area is the multi -breed sale held by neighbors Pete Hawkinson, Willard Olsonand Linn Fagerberg. These pictures were taken at the recent sale at Manhattan, the 7thannual one held by the trio. Olson and Fagerberg are from Olsburg, and Hawkinsonnow lives in Manhattan tho he once farmed in the Frankfort area.

The sale this year moved about 170 club calves.Hawkinson brings Shorthorns to the sale; Fagerberg, Angus; and Olson, Herefords. Thisyear they also sold several crosses with exotic breeds.

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Matsusaka, Japan, get the best foodcontents down the throat of a cow Pwelirellbileays and drink, never work, take morningeach time a busload oftourists inter sunbaths and are massaged. But allarrives from Tokyo, about 240 milesclayCoup unced this pampering doesn't last long, forto the north. F tration. after three or four years they are The daily massage is important, Thisw Agricultu slaughtered and the result is whatKitagawa said. It helps distribute ens desci might be the best beef in the world. CLAY "fl surface fat within the muscles to farm ction as Many Americans have heard of or tour sponsored t. produce aclassicmarbledten- Center. ; Union tasted Kobe beef, but in Japan thesederness and flavor that Japanese ately three days Matsusaka beef is consideredgourmets prefer to eat with Sukiyaki III:m. gains from superior. The best cuts bring up to or raw as sashimi rather than asprojectaClarnYtriesCiCp'haEa111Terwils-alkfsicee M $14 per pound in Tokyo markets, and on the Merle steak. before the domestic demand has always examining said Teranishi takes a healthy swigand pollution the eavdt control :'contracts, been so great that producers havefrom a bottle of shochu, Japanese " HONOR FAIR BOARD MEMBERS never bothered to export any. vodka, and sprays it with his mouth Herman Bott. The tourconcludes Members and officers of the Kansas State Fair Board were The breed-a Japanese shorthair on the cow's back before massaging \rigli A.E.Brandhorst called Wagyu, is the same as Kobe, tattler live phrase recently honored for their contributions to the Kansas Coopera- with a stiff rice straw scrubber. He conservation. but cattlemen and judges in Japan practices tive Extension Service by the Kansas County Agents Association. says the vodka helps dissolve sur- moving on to Lyndon is very Certificates of appreciation were presented during the Exten- have rated Matsusaka beef tops forface fat. e farm, andthe Benson PPearedatdistrib1ed1lne30l97U.S.aleCarlIii the last several years. b :as°ss sion Service's annual meeting on the Kansas State University Americantouristsarealways.operation. campus. "Just after the war, an American y higher came around and asked us about favorable. Those honored were: from left, seated, Bob Teagarden, Linn said county, president; Jack Beauchamp, Franklin county; Wallace exporting it to the States, but we nental Saturday, includes is White, Reno county, manager; standing, Roy Freeland, secretary, refused," said Takeyasu Matsuda, Nov.10 Starts 11:30a.m. State Board of Agriculture; A. T. Sanger, Graham county; Bob directoroftheWadakinbeef - LunchSenid Due to ill health I Rawlins, Jackson county; Andy Olson, Morris county, and restaurant, which opened here in will sell at publics $140 million at the place 3miles north, 2 Thomas Grubb, Reno county, assistant manager. 1869, following the Meiji restoration east I and 1/4 east ofWestmoreland that destroyed feudal government 3 west, 1 south, ;of.% 1/4 east of Wheato, I Fribourg, and eroded religious restrictions on REMINDER for sale signs. eating 4 -legged animals. companY, Saturday, Nov. 20 52 head of cattle - 24 head of hogs to ship a n Matsuda'srestaurantfound andhog equipment machinery -Trucks - Hay And Grain - tons of the Starts 9:30 a.m. - Lunch Served demand so great that it started its - Miscellaneous To settle the estate of the late Cecile See G&G Of Nov. 9 For CompleteListings SteinbruckI will sell her real estate and own farm six years ago.It now ter M. Gold produces 700 personalpropertyatauctionatthe about headfor tars regiona residence located at the east edge of In- slaughter per year, but this isn't go, said Carl dustry, Kansas. enough to meet the needs ofits MR. & MRS. DAVIDFORST REMINDER Auctioneers: y Canadian IN restaurant so an expansion is under Clerks: Bel United Pres Gene Toby & Jim O'Neill and Jim Boeding, REAL ESTATE TO SELL way. ch, It also m Household AT 2:45 "We have always stressed the it was learn 2 gas ranges Legal Description - Lots 5 and taste instead of the number," said REMINDER Servel gas 9' refrigerator 6inBlock 1,J.R. Townsent rgill officials di Chrome kitchentableand 4 Subdivision, north side of NE '/4 Atio Kitagawa, local government details of t chairs; 2 small radios ofSection2-11-2, Industry, agricultureofficial."About 3,000 tion, but the. Dickinson County, Kansas. Has 1 Wednesday, Nov. I 14' Coldspot chest type freezer head are produced each year in the some of I full of fruit and vegetables story frame '5 room house, all Starts 1:00 p.m. - Lunch modern; fullbasement, gas prefecture (province)," mostly by be from the U Utility cabinet; chairs; solid oak farmers who raise fewer than 10 at a As I am quitting farming, Iwill dropleaftable;treadle type furnace, city lights, with single public sale at the farm located I miP sewing machine; Maytag square garage, good well and cistern, time. of Wamego on the 6th Street Rot welllocated.Would make This allows individual attention, tub washing machine; large wonderful home for someone. china closet; rockers; divan and on which a local brochure says: Farm Machinery EQUIPMENT chair; captain chair; coffee Terms On Real Estate - 20 per- "Farmers don't work for the cattle 4hog feeders,60.80 bus. tables; studio divan; occasional cent down, balance in 30 days or 1969 IHC No. 756 diesel tractor 4 70gal.

only because oftheirduty,but 1 chairs; odd table, good. when abstractisdelivered. with wheel weights, front end hofarrowinghgowusaetse;resrms;a15 Possessionuponsigningof becauseoftheirloveforthe weights, run 680 hours and other articles toor contractsaleday. Yourin- animals." 1948 Farmall M, rubber good to mention. CAR spection invitedwith ap- 1966 IHC 4 row cultivator, front The love of the sale price must Terms -Cash 1962 FordFairlane 4 door pointment with executor at 913 mount, real good sedan,V-8, standardtrail: 463-5337, Milford, Kansas. have something to do with it. The 1970 IHC 56 4 row planter with smission, new battery, heater, average 1,400 -pound animal brings See Grass &Grail Terms On Personal Property- fertilizer,herbicide, Issue Of Nov.9 30,000 miles, very good. springtooth att., planted 200A, Cash Day Of Sale $1,400 on the block. This is the top ForFullListings price of Japanese beef, all of which like new isexpensivebecauseimport AUCTIONEER NOTE: Thisisan extra good, clean It< Raymond Bentz restrictions and tariffs keep im- high quality machinery. Most alwaysshedded. EXECUTOR OF THE CECILE STEINBRUCK ESTATE ported beef uncompetitive. Aucts: Foster Kretz Auction Service Clerk: Talmage Matsusakacowseatacom- Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 State Bank bination of wheat feed, imported Johnnie B. Johnson Attorney For Estate- John Lehman, Abilene fromAmericaandAustralia Auctioneers: Welter & Applegate Clerk: Dung

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Starts 11 a.m. - Lunch Saturday, Nov. 20 ?all To settle the estateof the late lige Clure we will sell atpublic auction Starts 1 p.m. farm located 4miles southofhti On account of my health I will sell atthe on County Road901. engine farm located 11/2 miles east ofPillsbury roon kes viaduct, Manhattan, Ks.,on K18. Livestock 3 year old Quarter Horse stud mixer farm Coming 2 year old gelding oldHafnadrm2aM 1 lotof and h.. Four 2 year old Hereford heifers, stocksaddle ass Dairy Dispersal Ford 2x14 tractor plow, 3, -pt. open bunks;self feedt; Jr ILDI Farm Machinery FEED Reg. Jerseys productof 15 years Dempster springtooth cultivator 1951 Chevrolet /2 ton pickup of Ford blade lfalpa:rIxofealx.F6, soSudltilishseter 1956 4 door Pontiac gdv of Al breeding nopd(pd(ersweeti 1957 4 door Chevrolet prairie Rear lift for a Ford tractor 1941 Oliver 70 tractor Reg.Jersey, 3 yrs.,milking, Buzzsaw frame and belt 1952 WD Allis Chalmers tractor 1940 Oliver 70 on steel, repairs sired by Ambassador Pulley for Ford tractor 4 wheel rubber tired trailer with HOUSEHOLDerGa

I ° Reg. 7x14 bed nui Jersey, 2 soGriuoari uioa: yrs.,milking, 1961 Rambler American,recently 4 wheel rubber tired trailer with sired by Whitehall Pilot 8x16 flatbed separator ihaeriduPeefrfsicwieeer overhauled hay rake, feed 2 wheel trailer with steel box Reg. Jersey, 1yr., bred, sired by bunks, milk cooler 2 IHC 8' tandem discs Sweetcan fit Supreme Severalcalf bunks and water MM 13x7 wheat drill with fer- in veryg tilizer, on rubber EENLEAF Reg., Jersey heifer, 4mos. old, facilities John Deere 2 row lister, pull type G IHC 2x16 tractor plow on rubber, Bedroom dressers' sired by Supreme pull type deskr waterheater; Jersey bull calf MM 2x14 tractor plow on rubber, EY LAYERS pull type 3 section MM harrow boots Dozen Leghorn hens New Idea side delivery rake John Deere side delivery rake YNCH& Other articles too New Idea 7' tractor mower,semi- Farm Machinery numerous to mtd. si sIlel

°trs°tresto'a;i6uPrierirbscrncscifiltril.heiries8::ae's:tintCltfidaralersUo her sielddris mention AC 2 row tractor cultivator isaCohcussria:e 8N Fordtractor,recently New Holland No. 66 balerwith snhtcdnwbm:11°:uuigar3avmfleaehstfka3rstelhe'pel:rnte;rietceog'rw°°11 TERMS: Cash pickup. overhauled 1963 GMC /2 ton 3 speed Terns Not Responsible For Accidents kVeLEG McClureEstate F. W.CAREY Paul Lloyd Carl Lawrence Welter, Auct. Welter & Applegate, Auctioneers Meal, and surPrised to IP Popular ranchos area the these days, ..Verage oftourist Matsuda problem, Hopes For More small ex. 4 trong SovietFeed Grain 'eranishi, COW that11;:s Sales a for increasing the Department officials said they, too, Hokkaido *scow's plans want to buy U.S. soybeans,evenBarring further Soviet purchases 'PS the top doest,,f Soviet diets islikely tobelieved some U.S. grain would be Department experts say. Russian mouth. t. though beans aren'tpart ofthe d Pours the Iliterine U.S.feed included in Cargill's Sale. after June 30, the corn carry-overbeef and pork production is sup- inpurchasesof initial pact. it of acow the amounts Some of the uncertainty is due to figure next Sept. 30 promises to be inposed to expand to 15.6 million tons ainswell beyond "There's no question aboutthethe neighborhood of ahefty1.2 by 1975 from 12.3 million tons last oftourists the $136 milliongrain the inabilityof eitherthe grainfuture Soviet need for ut 240 milesClayr Kluded in concentratedbillion bushels. year.Similarly,Soviet egg ,.0 announced bythe Nixon ad-companies or the government tofeeds, and it's my hunch that t predict whether the current dock we've The transaction between the grainproduction isslated to reach 51 broken the ice on a big, bigdeal,"companies and Soviet officials hadbillion in four years, compared with important,Tour mislration. Departmentstrikewill force Continental and An Agriculture commented one department officialhinged entirely on the willingness ofthe 40 billion eggs produced in 1970. distribute This w. described the initialCargillto make goodontheir element familiar with Russian requirements.U.S.maritime unionstopermit More feedisessentialto such muscles to CLAY CEN/ER "firm offers" by the agreements with purchases on nsaction as Even if future events prove suchashipment of the grain in foreign -flaggrowth, but the only thing clear krbled to purchaseap-other grain -producing nations. ten- vietUnion forecast too exuberant-andvessels.PresidentNixon t Japanese tntertiksl*: million tons of To encourage U.S. corn exports to by about Soviet grain supplies is that Kiwanis Kimately three department analysts concededthatexecutive order in June erased acurrent domestic production isn't club Novll Continental Grain the Soviet Union, the Commodity ith Sukiyaki d grains from forecastingSovietcommodity1963 requirement set by President Participanbeh' Inc. between nowCredit Corp. is offering barley and equal to feeding needs. ter than as and Cargill output is far trickier than predictingKennedy that 50 percent of any grain The Agriculture Department project ORth,,, 1972. The statementoats fromitsstocksforexport June 30, U.S.output-the initialsalesdoand flour shipments to the Sovietoriginally estimated this year's total before e,xato;:!,,r the two companiesprovided that the purchasers match ealthy swig iginally said represent a fairly significant plusUnion, China and Eastern EuropeanRussian grain harvest,including and Pollution u, Japanese cs- but before copiesthese quantities with corn exports.for the U.S. farm economy. Herman d "contracts," nations must move in U.S.flag wheat, somewhat below last year's Bolt distributed to newsmen,thisFarmersin Russiaandother h his mouth re The grain included in the pactvessels. The grain companies andfigure of 140 million tons. It appears The lour outandtheEastern European countries prefer e massaging corklitord wascrossed includes 80 million bushels ofcorn,Soviet officials still feared, thoughthat good harvestconditionsin A. E. Branohorsits114, written above it.barley because it is the grain with crubber. He [native phrase equivalent to15 percent of totalthat the unions might seek to keepwheat areas will make the gross conservation Ilappeared that. thegovernment'swhich they are most familiar, and lissolvesur- exports during the crop year endedthe 50 percent rule intact by refusingharvestaboutequal to 1970. moving on conservative and thatCCC stocks currently are considered to ure is very Sept.30;28millionbushelsofto load foreign -flag vessels. It wasn'tHowever,afterdiscountinghigh farm,andthefirS, sales could be sub-the major available source in this are tualU.S. barley, equal to 36 percent of exportsuntilthe administration obtainedmoisture content and other factors, alwaysoperation. ntially higherif circumstancescountry. One Washingtonofficialfor the same period; and 21 millionunion approval for the unrestrictedlast year's combined harvest was ve favorable. speculated thatCargill thus willbushels of oats, equal to 117 percentforeign -flag movementsthatthereckonedtohave afeedvalue ntinental said in NeW Yorkthathave to rely most heavily on foreign Saturday, of 1970-71 exports. Top departmentpact could be firmed. equivalent only to 120 million tons, Noyilshare includes twomillion tons ofsuppliesbecauseitstillhasn'tofficials hope that the news will The outlook for future U.S. grainthe department says. The feed value Starts n and 900,000tons of both barley landed a Soviet corn agreement. reduce pressure from farmbeltsales is linked closely to the question this year probably will be higher, 11:30 a.m.- londkor value of Due to ill health Boats, "with a combined The opinion that the transactionRepublicans in Congress for directof how much Soviet leaders will bebut no one here yet has an accurate I will sell el at the place 3 miles 05.to $140 million paymentcash inwould represent only a first step in north tus government purchases of grains as abound by promises to improve theidea of what this will be, much less a and1/4 east of Westmorelaed.on dollars." expanded commodity shipments tomeans of shoring up market pricesdiets of their people, Agricultureforecast for the coming year. 3 west, 1 south, !4 east ol ifn;lichel Fribourg, president of the Russia comes from members of anfor key grains. for sale signs. ding company, said Continental Agriculture Department team that However, the Russian purchases ends to ship a minimum of tworecently concluded a month's in- 24 head of hogs and will only dent the mount of corn that s - Hay And Grainhog equipv.Ilion tons of the grain from thespection of Soviet farm areas. Teamthe record 5.4billion -bushel crop 112-3NOF I - %retro, members agreed that despite efforts SAVE Of Nov. 9 For Complete listings currently being harvested by U.S. WITH alter M. Goldschmidt, Con-to improve native corn varieties,farmers is expected to leave at the NEW ental's regional manager inSoviet agronomists won't be able toendofthecurrentcropyear. FEE MRS. DAVID NEcago, said Cargillwill supplymake their own feed -grain harvest ELECTRONIC nly Canadian barley, according keep pace with demands of home Debi DOLLAR aUnited PressInternationalmeat and poultry production. SIGHING and Jim Sett' Model 425 patch. It also may buy French There's a good possibility,too, ey, it was learned. that Soviet production of cottonseed '1 officials declined to offer and other crops neededtosup- You'll never waste costly feed with an detailsofthecompany'splement high -quality animal Arts -Way 425 or 325 and the optional Wednesday, In ction, but they asserted thatrations won't be adequate either. As new Arts -Way Electronic Scale.Ends least some ofthe grain solda result, the experts who visited the rationguesswork. Youweigh each te - )Starts t :00 p.m. - talkd be from the U.S. AgricultureSoviet Union anitcipate Russia will ingredient electronically as it goes into As I am quitting farmingli the mixer. There's no waste of protein or supplement.And public sale at the farm loultrit of Wamego on the 6th Shall/ you can weigh exact rations out to your animals. Success is sweet... Come in and see it in action! HOG EQUIP II hinery It's Supersweet 4 hog feeders, Distributed by T -L Irrigation, Hastings, Nebr. 470 gal. hog waltz iesel tractor 4," Is, front end farrowing homes; sl lours and other artidestr. ober good to mention. BLANDING IMPLEMENT MEINHARDT IMPLEMENT ivator, front Terms -ti Beloit Wamego planter with

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rftUv \. HENRY SALES & SERVICE an extragood, oh VAHSHOLTZ IMPLEMENT )TE: This is I Topeka iinery.Most alwaysshedded. frif Salina BRAUCHI BROTHERS hole B. To establish your security -pay ' Marysville Clerk:fn / I/ I Applegate your debts. Supersweet Saturday,Norf Led Starts ita.m. - rake feeding olIN la program. the estate To sellatpati,liC,i.10 WeWill Cresettle 4Miles sell" More electricity farmIU located Road 901. onCounty engie Makescheap field Ow, Gehl ilaN, ck 1969 Farm for agriculture , Horsestud mixer laf 'dine cl)octk grass cheaper. Long before the general public was concerned eforcheifers, with ecology, KPL was.busy devoting time and bunka; selff°" money in search of new ways to use electricity FEED It's just for the improvement of our environment and the hinery good management to putyour cow -calf herd on toxighbauyi1:1.14:glass. conservation of our natural resources. pickup It's evenbetter management to supplement pasture alfalfnax,irnolla?f,with Supersweet's During the past 15 years, working in the field pr_airle range feeding program.As a result of of animal waste disposal research, KPL has Cmheparopveerc.1 et apprw herd performance,cheap grass becomes even helped develop systems whereby farm animal or silage. waste can be recycled back into the soil in merstra.ctor HOUSEHNir?, the form of deodorized liquid fertilizer. As a eel, repairs. With result, the waste material is used to improve dtrailer 13'Ca4P The Supersweet soil quality instead of being washed into near- refrigetal"; f611ti;mance range feeding program improves perfor- with aratofi..,e iLts and efficiency. d trailer seP by lakes and streams. ou persweet See us for details about the way can fit into Projects like this, however, will require large box washerholOnj your cow -calf program. k steel 918 '" 6d quantities of electricity to operatethe needed 00 .9FP'crjni0' Facilities such asthenew 430,000 "piwithfer- in Ow 4 machinery. room odto° to GREENLEAF kilowatt generator at Lawrence must be built to hutfet a GRAIN & FEED Greenleaf !mar Cox,Manager insure adequate energy ... electricity to conserve type Bedrooms; 913/747-2450 ster, Pull . ... electricity tomaintain the rubber, natural resources 3w on high quality of life in Kansas. wrnotetrrehseseaterf,inrsep RILEYELEVATORS, Arnold INC. Riley onrubber, Svveany, DIN divan;king jten0 Manager coo 913/485-2216

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1 Past Decade tocki The Agriculture Department hassalesto issued new projections on wheat :rEasten:alreadyeenlostt0Caadaecaus convention 9 Great speakers on output and use showing the nation's e shutdown' plenty of stockpile of the grain is expectedto be 975 million bushels by next July 'on; time 1, and fe the most in nearly a decade. on A record crop more than average below wand prie 1.6 bushel. Years will billion bushels was harvested this Show New IH ry Conven year. Added to a carryover of 731 lock Assoc] million bushels last July 1, the start A of the current marketing season, the 0 Harper, wheat supply is 2.36 billion bushels.Army Holds anstated KLA Con Of that, the department said ina 6 and 7 report, total use in 1971-72 is ex- 13 in Wichita pectedtobe about1.385 In TRACTORS billion Trade bushels,includingdomesticand flyto the export use. ower LOSS ention as a IT That will leave 975 million bushels a s year.Trii for carryover into the new crop cMuTthat year enyn theP includefee next July 1.It would be the mostPentagonsources say. panies, livee since 1963 when the reservewas reported Pr'esidtti artificial bre nearly 1.2 billion bushels. hasdecidedthe nil Army shli and a13dTdh.invisiorns,budget Department officials said exports rejecting said there are expected to run about 600 millionadministration forinterest bushels, down sharply from739scalehforce do million shipped last year. This means theArm) The report said wheat for fooduse this marketing year is expected to e total 520 million bushels, about the Two months ago,

same as recent trends; seed use wasleaders predictedvictory a Assoc]t put at 65 million; and livestock feedto avoid a slash inthe 200 million. Army divisions belowIt lsthmi1ceciktrrel cuniclaced: 11 Feed use was projected slightly already the smallest nurobt enalwwut) larger than earlier indications but Germann, down from the 216 million bushels or Army general coo t stated ti fed last season. the time that thisis roil groups "A record average yield of 33.7 division strength conside at the c bushels per acre together with a nineAtlantic Treaty commi the Kansas per cent increase in acreage pushed the need to be ready forem the 1971 crop to a new high," theelsewhere. Associatir cers Council, report said. Eventhoughthe Markets, Commenting on the reduced ex- divisions will remain Health Boa port outlook, the report said a larger 13, the over-all size of the Kansas Com world crop has cutintoimportexpected to be slashed I s Junior present one milliomplus to AND ALL CAN BE BOUGHT demands. aff ilia t 820,000 and 840,000 under "The dock strikes are also limiting o hold their defense budget. shipments," the report said. "Some section with

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Principal benefits for individuals Canada A conventioncurrent issues and victory. he nation's IseQr,2' speakers on Several activities will beginon in the Senate bill are an increase in shutdown, The principal groups whichnow plenty of timefor committeeWednesday, January 5. These in- The measure contains practicallythe exemption from $650 to $675 this xPected to tics; must pay when filing returns The report with otherclude Board of Directors, Cattle -Fax areall the benefits for individuals and Text July 1, /at,. time to visit year and to $750 in 1972, a new $1,300 0 persons earning $15,000 or more sowers dinscussion;and feeders aboutgains,subscribers,and CattleFeeders abusiness which the President hasminimum standard deduction ef- ade, chers year, working married couples and average helot! prices; and an IndustryCouncil meetings. Also an early bird beencounting ontoboostthefective next year compared with the e than 1.6 other and individuals with two social hour will be held on the or more jobs.economy and produce new jobs. present $1,000, and an increase in the rested this bushel. will highlight the 1972 What the new schedule will ade Show evening of January 5 for the early mean Democrats lost in their fight tostandard percentage deduction to 15 over of 731 Convention of the Kansas is that a taxpayer now in the January arrivers. un- give additional relief to individualsper cent with a $2,000 ceiling next 1, the start Association. derwithholding categorywillnot Livestock Ashland, convention Germann stated, "All in all, with but pledged to renew their efforts onyear. season, the Jim Harper, have to fork over a largesum when stated this, the 59th An-the other livestock groups, the Trade the floor. For business, the chief provisions on bushels.ArmyNods he files his return for thatyear. iairman willbeShow and top speakers, this year's The committee's bill containingare restoration ofthe 7 -per -cent It said in nual KLAConvention, It is estimated underwithholding a and 7 at the Broadview.convention promises to be a very $16 billion in reductions for the 1971-investment credit on machinery and -January 6 now totals at least $800 million a 1-72 isex - 73 period is slightly larger than the 13 Divisions in Wichita.He said the In -important industry meeting andoneyear. equipment, writing into law of an 385billion a progressive stockman can't afford $15.5 -billion House version. Note Trade Showwould add accelerateddepreciationplan iestic dusty The House, in passing the tax bill, Thechiefdifferenceisina and to the importanceof theto miss." declared earlier in the year by Nixon Manpowrigreatly voted to put the new plan to correct provision added by the committeebut challenged in the courts, and tax nvention as amajor Kansas event this into effect in two steps-in 1972 ion bushels The Army allowing many working couples anddeferrals on certain imports. has Trade Show exhibitors 7 crop year or the year. cut in the number71 feedand chemical I include e the mostPentagon Salltes mpanies, livestockequipment,New Charts May serve was breeding firms from MGM 2Q3E1 They reported ICIME Pit', d artificial s. has decided andsurroundingstates. the Air' ansas Cut Some INTEREST RATESare down, andNEEDSare UP. (45% aid exports a few spaces 13 divisions,reje;::.,Harper said there are Now isa good time to see yourFLBAmanager. LAND BANK administrationbudget:' 600 million t forinterestedagri-business ,77/Joareatioie 739 Take -Home Pay scale the forcedown', OPEN MONDAY THIROUGH FRIDAY 8-5(Closed 12-1) r. arrayofspeaker This means theIt; Thisyear's Millions of individual taxpayers 604 Humboldt -913 776-6931 Home 913 539-8725 lose only 'es will include presentations onwillfindtheirtake-home Clay Center - 1:00-3:00 p.m. Tuesday or food use abrigade,', pay -KM Security Bldg. ederal Estate Taxes, the Kansas expected toabout one-third da 6 dropping in January despite income , about the Two months x Laws, theIndustry Informationtax cuts if a $16 -billion tax -reduction op Federal Land Bank Association ndl, American NationalCat- eed use wasleaders PredidelMr bill approved by the Senate Finance OF MANHATTAN, KANSAS estock geed ement's Association, and one R. 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Pinch of salt This recipe is from Mrs. Rachel Star 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon Drake, 609 N. W. Fourth Street insglirrerdiniegli ( 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg Abilene; who describes it as "tasty a 1/2 cup chopped nuts as well as colorful." Pour in lightly oiled cake pan and APRICOT JELLO SALAD in bake at 350 degrees for 35 minutes. 11th Annual Grass Grain CONTEST 1 packageapricotgelatin, RULES Raisins may be substituted for the 1.Allrecipes prepared according to directions submitted apricots; if so, reduce the amount of Bonus Recipe Contest Daily Bread" for 2 or 3 bananas sliced oI sugar used. 8 between 1 can drained pineapple chunks and DecemberNoieol Hazel eligible. 8ql (save the juice) Date of +++++ 11/2 cups miniature marshmallows postmarked entry 111 Allrecipes submitted' for' "Our DailyBread'_' date, (colored ones make it real pretty) 2. Winning recipe will Mrs. Forrest Tegethoff, Beattie: between November 8 and December 8 will auto- be sekuN Allow to set hard. Then mix together basis of originality, Grassthi "This makes a real snappy cheese quality. the following: matically be entered in the special "grand prize" 3. Grand sandwich." prize winner the pineapple juice The winner will be announced in the one of several may tlk CHEESE contest. prizes, 1 teaspoon lemon juice December 21 issue. 4. Weekly teaspoon SANDWICH SPREAD 1 beaten egg prize winners 1 pound American cheese 1 tablespoon cornstarch disqualified. will Do! 1 can pimiento 1/2 cup sugar food col Grind cheese and pimiento. Cook theCook this till it's clear and set aside white following dressing until thick: to cool. Prepare 1 package of Dream 2 beaten eggs Whip as usual and blend into the 3/4 cup sugar cooled custard. Spread this mixture The grand prize winner will be selected on the Red 1 tablespoon butter over the set jello and cut in squares basis of originality and quality.Weekly winners TO ENTER- I add'h;:etiilly:es nsdelvehe°esairos"Cirt'll 1/2 cup vinegar °dspg.lse)P iuligcae4anuabuefklpl°lel and serve. will remain eligible for the special event. Pick the holiday 'hpd.t(I Cool a little, then add the cheese and to submit. recipe yoully inthe pimiento;stirand keep Check tornake sure all refrigerator. are included, measurement:toil Marilyn Weaver, Barnes: "These and writing is legible. +++++ are very easy cookies and very Be sure your attractive cookies for the Holidays." name and li apart. Bake The winner may select one from the following are on the entry- not justook Mrs. William Scheele, Steele City, a'°hrsolfaiir°C.niCCL°111Avttedirndcuoar STRAWBERRY COOKIES prizes: envelope. Nebr.: "This is a rich but delightful Allsbos0ifignit0efirse:ghr110 8 ounces dates, snipped (1 and one- Please send only recipe to serve with coffee or tea to one win nbdu gttreer, those special holiday guests. Greatthird cup) Oster 8 -Speed Blender time. 1/2 cup flaked coconut Mailentryto for clubs or any organization. But be Woman's P. 1/2 cup sugar Dominion Oven Broiler Editor, Grass & Grain, light on the servings, a little bit goes Box IDA earadillgof ck°istissel: 4 tablespoons oleo or butter Manhattan, Kansas, a long way!" Hamilton Beach Electric Knife 6650/ Dash of salt Good luck! GRAHAM CRACKER LOG 1 slightly beaten egg Sunbeam Electric Griddle (Unbaked date lot) 11/2 cup Rice Krispies ran) 1 pound dates, chopped fine 1/2 cup chopped nuts 1 pound graham crackers, fine 1 teaspoon vanilla crumbs 2 jars fine red sugar crystals outlay 1 pound miniature marshmallows 1 can green decorator frosting '/2 poundEnglishwalnuts, In a skillet combine dates, coconut, akdiliioingn al chopped 1 cup whipping cream, unwhippedsugar, oleo, salt and egg. Cook and stir over medium low heat until it like Blend ingredients. Form into a roll, (five -1) THE ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN thickens andbubbles i s ago, but rolling on wax paper in 1/2 cupminutes). Remove from heat, stir in reserved crumbs. (Or may be rolledcereal, walnuts and vanilla. Cool ten FACT OR FANTASY? epee. in powdered sugar.) Wrap in wax arks to the froz minutes. Use 1 tablespoon of date If you were tracking down the brute of the mountains, you'd need a brute of a tire... mixture andshapeinto a the polyester cord BELTED GRIPPER 780, from General. ditional meal strawberry. (Keep fingers n The Latest moistened.) Roll each in red sugar. s. Trim with green frosting leaves. t 'Daily Bread' Makes 21/2 dozen cookies. (These are and the m. Prize a very easy cooky and very at- resold froz tractive cookies for the Holidays). at economics e both e the stuffedfivebi

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Try brown tights with brown in refrigerator. recipes received cannot be printed.capture the color of theautumn tweed knee socks pulled over them.chilly,thewholethingcan be month or youcan freeze them. leaves. CONTEST However, we shall, as in pastyears, Then top it with a tweed hotpantsfinished off with a brown blazer. Allreeipt$. try to list the names and towns $I. +++++ of Breed,'&11,1 additional contestants. Allrecipes an d Hazel Kelly,Ada: "We notwillbe considered forboth Mrs. the eligible 411 n Kisses butweekly and bonus recipe contest. Meet the Newest tilted 1 Iv likethese Christmas Postmarked ntly onyour lookverypretty Following are the additional 2. winnie. ev cookie plates. We enjoy contestants: ristinas Reason More People basis tille & Grain so much." -7o R°nwt). e Grass Florence Street, Lincoln Have i!".k 3. Grand CHRISTMAS KISSES Lydia Yoder, Garnett prize butter one of seeetai 1p: one-third cup Edna Marie Miller, Garnett Chosen the International® teaspoonvanilla Scout®! 4. Weekly psirp,2 sugar Mrs. L. E. Perrigo, Holton 12cup powdered tablespoon water Mrs. James Pettle, Gypsum Green foodcoloring Mrs. Leonard Matson, Clifton 12 cup whitesugar Mrs. John R. Breen, Miltonvale 2 egg whites Mrs. Eldon Thorman, Clay Center teaspoon creamtartar Ann Arlint, Waterville Red food coloring Mrs. Allen Alspaw, Wilsey TO ENTER whitesuntilfoamy. ategg and the creamMrs. Les Oberhelman, Manhattan Pick the dually add sugar holiday, Mrs. Vincent Baxa, Agenda to submit tartar. Continuebeating until stiff red food coloring toMrs. Everett Tebben, Humboldt Cheek tornienni;aks form. Add t pink. Cover acookie sheet withMrs. Helen Kurtenbach, Herington are included,Rani% tube, make smallMrs. Raymond Kerschen, Cheney and writing 'sloe I, Using a star iris of meringue onfoil about 1/2-Mrs. Leonard Voet, Wymore, Nebr. BeSnre Rot kale h apart. Bake at 200degrees for OR Mrs. Henry Blaha, Glasco the entryen Dag cool. Remove from envelope. e hour. Let Mrs. C. F. Kincaid, Sr., St. Marys 1, About one hour beforeservingMrs. Verl Owens, Gypsum Please and oohott4 eam butter,powdered sugar, time. Mrs. Lyle Berges, Wamego ter and green foodcoloring to a Mailentry Mrs. Charles Peace, Miltonvale to Nreadingconsistency.Spread Editor, Grass & Gni, k nomofkissesandputtwoMrs. A. F. Young, Riley Manhattan, Kansas, It's the Weekday or More Power Good luck! Weekend WOW WAGON More Luxury cozenFoods Make introduced in '71 - now coming New Styling on stronger for '72 with a morepowerful Full Instrumentation standard six or your choice of two great Full Width Rear Seat V -8's or a thrifty four. New color -keyed oliday Menu Quick, Easy interiors, complete instruments (no idiot lights). Automatic transmission,all - aditional menus forvegetables including sweet potatoes, wheel drive optional. Big boat or ksgiving dinner may seem very yams,Brusselssprouts,onions, trailer? Scout II can take it. LE SNOWMAk liketheonesservedsquash and turnips are available -in Anywhere! ations ago, but there is a majorfreezercabinetsinarangeof rence. package sizes to help you complete a IMITASY? nks to the frozen food industry, holiday meal. For dessert, freezers you'd need a brute of a tire... traditional meal can be prepared are well stocked with pumpkin and kly and easily-in hours rathermince pies. Packed intheirfoil days. pans, they are complete and ready EW 72 Scout II key,of course,isa menuto bake for the holiday. uisite and the majority of whole INTERNATIONAL"72 KEEPS IT HAPPENING! keys are sold frozen, assuring top lily at economical cost. They areTo Alter Slip Manhattan Truck Buchman Lynn's. Truck ilable both stuffed and unstuffed, If a slip or half slip becomes too th the stuffed birds ranging insnug, insert a strip of lace down each from five to 16 pounds and theside the entire length. Determine the Sales & Service Farm Supply & Tractor stuffed birds weighing from four 314 N. 3rd 776-9449 316 382-2240 widthtouseaccordingtothe Phone 913 229-6619 114 S. 2nd 24 pounds. MANHATTAN, KS. ALTA VISTA, KS. MARION, KANSAS tightness of the garment. pen determining how much to f, allowthree -fourthstoone rd per person of stuffed turkey one-third to one-half pound of less turkey roast. Generals ,robablythe foremost question PER tshforuoizdenhewthhaowl eedturI fk iesd Won thehow turkey should go directly to buy! Omiritmel;hefreezer to theoven without (OURS awing. Just fallowthe label wedre-ektoedaro DAY 1;5E00' lunstuffed, the slower the bird is Awed, the juicieritwillbe. 4ally,it should be thawedin the ?AO xigerator. Keepthe turkey in its iviginalwrap and place iton a tray in a roastingpan. 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Counties in the classification of a walnut ororchard will be made available to To these two people in Kansas who want to plant Mi lightly Livestock Producers areas have the greatest potential forcottonwood as a superior type in- cludeafast growthrate,highwalnuts or cottonwoods from clones dipped in StateUniversityfeed grain production," hepointsincreased livestock production, Kansas McCoy believes. qualitylogpotential,diseasewith proved performance. ellY Under economicsprofessorout. resistance and adaptability to ad- If you know of a walnut or cot- loroughly, agriculturalstate's large surplus of The state's feed capacity potential Some areas of Kansas have lieves the alsoverse growing conditions. tonwood tree that shows superior during the lastfew yearshas been an area of concern had surpluses of roughage.McCoy feed grain among Size, quality, and quantity of nutscharacteristics, notify your county ina says the largest surpluses have been livestockproducers some livestock producers, who have producedareimportantcon-Extension agent, paces in the north central and east central' agricultural favorable position. questioned the future of feed grain siderations in classifying black Kansas sections. district Extension forester, or Loy H. 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Wanted: High qualityblack Approximatelyhalf of theComputer Routes? walnut and cottonwood treesas selectionsbeingutilizedintree clISSIK41.6 A KansasStateUniveristy SADDLES Su the NEVI sources of scions and cuttings forimprovement work inthestateeconomist says Kansas taxpayers lid can be use in Kansas' tree improvementresults from reportsofsuperiorcould save $4 million a year by i attached program. trees sent in by woodland owners MOTs The Original 1.8 Cab features a rug- computerizing school bus routes. iderside. and timber buyers. MWASZ'S ged. rustproof fiberglas top, strong State and Extension foresters at The estimate was presented to the tubular frame and vinyl -coated fab- Kansas State University areat- Once atreeisreported,itis STERN 1,'' Four brackets evenly distribute School Practices Efficiency Com- ric evaluated by an Extension forester. CIAYMES / fender load and frame and front tempting to produce varietiesof & RATs mittee by Leonard W. Schruben, an panel are bolted solidly to tractor walnuts and cottonwoods that willIf it has superior qualities, the treeeconomist with K -State's wels STMNAM Two wide doors for easy entry and grow larger, higher quality trees inimprovement forester will collect Horse & Stork dismounting. Self -storing front and Agricultural Experiment Station in a shorter period of time than Mother twigs (shooting them off the top ofManhattan. Trailers side windows are removable and trees with, of course, the owner's made of "a" tinted solid -tempered Fits most tractors. Nature normally allows. "Savings can be accomplished by eels near a In the case of black walnuts, thepermission) for propagation in to prevent safety glass as is rear window applying to school bus operations Good Qtki goalistodevelopfast-growingKansas State University's for you can those modern methods of economic Quarter Macksville, Kansas 67557 timber types which produce highgreenhouse. They are then moved toanalysis that have been used suc- a seed and clone orchard belowcessfully by commercial firms to Tama reduce cost of truck delivery," he Western S$ toldthe panel of legislators and 3/4 Mile South 01I laymen. sugar and On MOW Sen. Joseph C. Harder, R- Open 8:00 ea toll Moundridge, chairmanofthe ter before OPEN ON NAV Allen Trent committee, said the legislature will Stperh Quark be urged toinitiatea study of Schruben's school bus route plan. Inhispresentation,Schruben cited the case of Unified School District 224 at Clifton. Last year, he You can't always judge a bourbon said,thedistrictused 12 48 - by its price. Taste Kentucky Gen- passenger buses to transport 390 tleman like professionals do. Roll pupils. a few drops across your taste "This fall," he said, "by following computerized routes, this district is buds. Just savor that flavor. using only nine of these buses to Smooth, light, mellow. transport 373 pupils. Check the price of Kentucky "The longest ride this year is no Gentleman against all other pre- longer than the longest ride last year mium quality bourbons. Then you and the combined length of all the routesis 9,720 miles shorter this know. Kentucky Gentleman is the year than last." premium bourbon for sensible He said for the most part, the people. students who board the buses earlier Price it. Enjoy it. And be inthemorningthisyearare returned home earlier in the af- sensible. ternoon. A similar field trial is underway in Manhattan's Unified School District

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P These models are free, so we suggest you write for yours SERVICE PP8° Y.. because itdoesn't cost enough. now. Again, we repeat, there is GRAIN.. no cost, and certainly iguokliga- & EEO don. Write to Dept.! P-9913:Bel- tone Electronics Corp., 4201 W. Distilling Co., Bardstown, Nelson County,Kentucky Kentucky StraightBourbon Whiskey, 90 Proof, Distilled and Bottled by Barton Victoria, Chicago,111. 60646. close attendance centers without ain a district. Recommend School voteofschoolpatronsas now "We recommend that if the state Grass & Grain November formula is not 14 hate required in many cases. financialaid 16,1971 Closings Without However, the recommended billrevised," the committee said, "then COW POKES would not be effective until July 1,theappropriate lawsshouldbe 1975, in order to allow for a majorityamended to provide that when a By AceRod 11(IPPellE Voting By 1975 of board members to be electedschool district reduces the number between the time of enactment andof certificated employes by hiring 10liViv halo! School districts should be allowed paraprofessionals, it is not, thereby, tomaintain small, high -costat-the effective date of the measure. ICC B° A study initiated by the committeegivenareduced- stateaiden- tendance centers but not with the titlement." state picking up the tab, a specialshowed a potential savings to the of laymen andstate of $10.2 million by closing committee small, high -cost attendance centers -11firqditieelliosfbtieoTrilSrfaac°1r legislators has said. cedto the pr The Special Committee on School -anddissolvingunifiedschool are no Practices Efficiency took thatdistricts with fewer than 400 pupils.Feeder Pig Assn. on on ye The panel emphasized that any as position in its final report adopted erskOw revision of the current school aid t for presentation to the 1972 trade what formulashouldnotrewardtheReaches Million Legislature. die yellow "If the localdistricts wish tocontinuance of small districts or corn. maintain such centers at their own,centers. Dollar Milestone Also included in the committee's estimated expense,theyshould havethat: Thefirstofthefeedeipig by far the prerogative.Thedecisiontoreportwere recommendationsassociations in the G&G area has -practically maintainorclosemarginalat-dealing with use ofreached a sales milestone. tendance centersshouldbetheparaprofessionals in schools. The Mid -Kansas Feeder Pig Assn yellowthe responsibility of the local board of Itsuggestedthatifthe1972 at its fall sale at Hutchinson last since196 education," the panel said. Legislature revises the school aidweek reached gross sales of over $1 It recommended enactment of aformula, special attention should bemillion. sect bill to give local boards authority topaid to the role of paraprofessionals The sales have been held since The 1960, in spring and fall. The gross where m05 after 23 sales: $1,047,284.35. nand th Buyer of the pigs that put sales "Now buster, ain't no use to tryand rob 'rlyall whit over the $1 million figure was D. W. with a pistol, this bai 1-416141 Bundy of Sterling. He has been a cause I jest did witha pencil food.Fe' on a nolo!" regular buyer at the sales since they poultry Pi were started 11 years ago. 'ely. Food prc AT BELOIT' non, if nece NOV. 17 The association has members in RUSE REAL ESTATE SALE Contrary SON OF GALANT is gaining 4.48 lbs. per day ... Harvey, Rice, Kingman, Pratt, BY SEALED BIDS Stafford, Barton and Reno counties. rs often insis The highest gaining bull at the latest 112 -day weigh period out 240 Acres more or less, describedas follows: of 131 bulls of all breeds at the Beloit, Ks., bull test. Therearecurrentlyabout250 The south half of the Northeast Quarter Postponed Fre (S1/2, NE1/4)andle' He has three other high -gaining bulls from our test group to members. Southwest Quarter (SW /a) of Section8, Two. 7 South, sell at 11 East of the 6th P.M. in Pottawatomie pangj The sale last week brought in County, Kansas located 11/2 mileswest (K-16)and 1Y2 THE KANSAS BULL TEST SALE $68,078, with 3708 pigs selling. They miles south of Onaga,Kam averaged 55 pounds each and sold Owners - Raymond R. Ruse and 011ie M.Ruse -selling' AT BELOIT, WEDN., NOV. 17 purpose of court settlement and either or both for an average $18.35 per head. the right to reject any bid made within 24 hours owners re A year ago the average price was after deadline. AT THE Bids will be received in sealed envelopes bearing $14.82. The all-time high average the office of Wayne M. "Ruse Salel RANCH Stallard, Attorney at Law, Onaga,Kansas We have performance -tested bulls 18 months of age and 12 was in November 1969 when feeder 66521 until2:00p.m.on the1st day of December,1971. months of age for sale at the ranch by Galant, Capitaine, and pigs averaged $31.66. Bids shallstate in writing total bid price offered andaccompeoid Firn, out of Hereford cows. Claren...0 Fischer of Cunningham 15 A Baldwin Coml by bank draft payable to Raymond R. Ruse and 011ie M.Ruseina two row corn he was the top -selling consignor. His amount of 25 percent of the bid price. Bank draft ofsuccessla bidder shall be accepted as down payment on usual purch mio guards AT SALINA pigs brought an average $23.75. 15 806D tractor wi contract which successful bidder will be expected to sign, wit NOV. 20 There were 31 buyers at the sale, 1000 RPM,PTO, Will have the following Simmental cattle at the Kansas Sim- remaining balance of purchase price to be paid upon deliveryd151 Dodge truck, 12'1 as well as 31 consignors. General Warranty Deed and merchantable abstract of mental Association sale at Salina, Nov. 20: 2 bred heifers, 2 till. toed open yearling heifers, 2 heifer calves, 3 steer calves. The top buyers were all from the Possession to be given Jan. 1, 1972. Taxes for 1971 and allpti:i 15 Fordtruck wit G&G area. Norman Naaf of Liberty, years paid by sellers. Insurance on buildings to be continuedlo 1:15x20 tires, go( Nebr., bought 447 head for $9267. change of possession.Bank draftsof unsuccessful bidders shall Standard stock "From a Performance -Tested Cow Herd Since 1960" returned within 24 hours. pickup Douglas Toll of Clifton bought 369 Harris ensilage ( head for $6840. J. Mead of Waldo Approximate acreage breakdown: 15A growing wheat (going buds BOB & JAN DICKINSON. paid $4313 for 262 head and John land); 15A cropland, 68A native grass pasture, 140A brome Iswith gauge wh( Ph. 913/998-4357 alfalfa, 2A buildings, lots, etc. Weis with hoist GORHAM, KANSAS 67640 Bachus of Moline paid $4527 for 214 11100 lisle: withft Buildings : Dwelling house, 2 barns, other outbuildings; goodw head. Clouse wheel disk For further information contact: pain dryer, 250 sprayer with boom Wayne M. Stallard, Attorney for Raymond R. Ruse MOM! with seer Onaga, Kansas Phone913 889-4231 West hammermill or Gary F. Conklin, Attorney for 011ie M. Ruse MC combine forrep Saturday, 'November 20th filltisith adapters Westmoreland, Kansas Phone 913224.3621 100weeder with Starts 10:30 a.m. Lunch Served Deere plow or Due to the accidental death of Mr. & Mrs. Ellis Dinsmore, we will 115,10 MC plowo sellat public auction the following described property located 6 miles drag harrow an siphon tubes, west, 2south and3/4east of Clay Center; or 11 miles east to Schweitzer I Texaco Station, 2 south and3/4 east of Miltonvale. Monday,November Starts11 a.m. - Lunch Served HI Dueto the death ofC. J. Carlsoo, Pell (wood andst houghs MACHINERY SHOP TOOLS & EQUIPMENT at the C.J. farm sale will be held heaters propane located 1 mileeast ofMarsha 1946 Ford tractor with over and under transmission; Fer- Salamender heater; 2 air bubbles; new log chains; boom- farm bottles guson 2 row cultivator, stiff shank and 3 pt.; 2 wheel ers; anvil; Cadet 1/3 H.P. bench grinder; Wayne air com- Highway 24. l'Ill 'Brooderhour Posts-approx. 50 stock trailer with 6x9 bed; steel road drag; 2 row Con- pressor, good; Craftsman planer with 1/2 H.P. motor; plat- 2 wheel m tinental moniter; 2 row Dempster lister with fertilizer 1960 John Deere fence posts-app form scales; small winch; assortment of bolts; tire tools; Farm Machinery spreader on rubber 2x4 -2x6 and rotary moldboards. -4 x6 2 wood clamps; wire stretchers; tool boxes; heavy duty 1962John Deere No. 520 tractor 1952 Comfort 6 rowmounted electric cord; Sioux 1/2" Electric drill;1/4" Sioux electric 1954 John Deere 50 tractor sprayer he poles Coop drill; Walker floor jack; wood bench vise; hammers: cop- 1947 John Deereoffset disk 9 fencer 1950 John Deere A tractor integral 2 rola feneeod HOG & CATTLE EQUIPMENT per tubing; mites saw; set of Ridgid 1/4"-11/4" pipe cut- 1936 John Deere A tractor John Deere comforter ters; belt sander; Bernz-a-matic torch; pipe wrenches: 1968 John Deere No. 45 combine 1950 John Deerepull tyPe H New Pride of the farm hog waterer; Metal hog feeder; cresent wrenches; Power Kraft sander; Craftsman 7" with cab, 12' cut 19d Jayhawkmeta stacker wooden hog panels; Brower creep pig feeder; 3 Econ-0- JD 2 rowcultil vator electric saw; hand saw; bits; rubber tired wheel barrow; 1962 New Holland No. 68 hay lima Stall farrowing crates with feeders and waterers; several baler, good Two 4 wheelrubber 2 shop creepers; Air Co Acetylene welder and cutting grain boxes, wire cattle panels; cattle oiler; 1969 Landoll 7 shank chisel, 3 pt. with 7x14 lk. amachine torch with cart; propane Regulator; Chore Master garden railk tiller; Mustang 24" riding lawn mower, near new: 1954 Dodge P/2 ton truck with flooring cooler grain bed milk cans FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD GOODS 1957 Chevy V8 2 ton truck with 2 srupebeb,deraxgoleo,dgrainbed, hoist, Maytag automatic washer; Hamilton clothes dryer, gas; 42 blowerw7wxhl eeil l MISCELLANEOUS & BUILDINGS 2.11)2A 110,000.13TU Drag harrows; pro G. E. automatic dish washer; Coronado refrigerator with 1959 2 sec. harrow, 3 pt. hitch curler 1-50000.8pu cross top freezer and 2 doors; Philco refrigerator with 20 ft. orchard ladder; several step ladders; several T steel 1960 New Idea fertilizer spreader plows; old milker ii(0,000.8 pro, posts; several electric fence posts; barb wire; electric wire; bucket cross top freezer; IHC refrigerator; Zenith 19" TV with 1963 JohnDeere 3x14 tractor 1956 Surge °IPbed TUpr' insulators; weed chopper fencer; assortment of lumber milking unit stand, portable; near new Maytag square tub washing and doors; 3-S cream separators; approximately 20 tele- plow, 3 pt. with a HO machine; Casco drop leaf table; radio and record player, phone poles; 30 railroad ties; gas and water pipe; chicken Farm Hand hydraulic loader 4 wheel trailer TERMS; grain box ckraci combination; hall tree; foot stool; small stands; 2 floor equipment; several barrels; garden hose; 100 ft. % cable; Dearborn 2 row cultivator, 3 pt.' metal slo lamps; table lamps; folding chairs; card table; several garden equipment; 2 well pumps; 2 H 70 x 15 tires good: John Deere tandem disk 1969 slide in coffee tables; magazine rack; kitchen stool; dinette set 2 lawn mowers; hand sprayer; tires and wheels: shallow 1958 John Deere 10' wheel disk pickup with 4 chairs; 3 burner electric stove; Bell and Howell well water pump; new ornimental wind mill; areation 3 sec. 1965 John Deere FE movie projector, camera and screen;transistorradio; floor Behlem bin with fan and motor;12x16Brooder springtooth harrow, 3 pt. ED&ARTICl cooking utensils; pots and pans; platform rocker; floor house, good; 10xI2 shed, fair shape. 1959 JohnDeere No. 5 7' tractor MISCELLANEOU" -nor furnace; sink. elevator 0es Bale mo grainauger & 1958JohnDeere side delivery two RADIOS & GUNS rake, semi mounted grain augers; me grain bins;WO ou ANTIQUES & 1962 AC hay crimper .oe. feeder. Ifcr.. Johnson II CB 2 way radio; Cadre 2 way Walkie Talkie 1964 Mulkeygrain & hay lumber,.,les,5 of 'coma: 25 with rechargeable batteries; 2 truck or car 2 way an- 1 lot creosote COLLECTORS ITEMS elevator, 32' 45-50 purchase1':wnCai tennas; Base antenna with mast, near new; Remington 14-7 feeder; 1, 22 automatic rifle; new B B gun; 243 Winchester Model 1955 John Deere Van Brunt 1 lot Wooden Ice box, good; organ stool; sled runners; double hydraulic control, 14to 40'; straprnetror I Ibie i, 88 rifle with Weaver K 4 scope, near new; Browning 12 ga. e:wrhasl9andpri:l:8°atc-riEelSs trees; Independence Duplex wood heating stove; pictures automatic shotgun; good. & channel;metalvof 00! REAon:L°casas and frames; walnut spool shelf; viewer and pictures; 2x0 Possess. shadow box frame with mirror; full length plate glass 4 row cultivator, 1200 bales., ,yairir mount building;500 balerfarticlti mirror; No. 4 farm bell; Toledo candy scales; 5 and 10 gal. NOTE: This is only a partial listing of items of this disk, cuttings; 1962 John Deere 4 row lister, and 141,`' cream or milk cans; No. 2 hand grinder; antique dishes. sale and there will be more. small tools CAIediate moldboard and markers to Men' JOHNHER numerous 1960 John Deere rotary mower For A Not Responsible For Accidents Terms - Cash DayOf Sale NotResponsible Terms - Cash pYI 10:. C!1.e1)/1. Heirs Of Ellis & Adele Dinsmore it D c;r0 Harold sie;l Harold MARGARET NORGAARD - RACHEL ANN PATTERSON Mrs. C. J.Carlson CI e rk- Auctioneers - Rollie Lagasse, Ph. 243-2215 Concordia & Larry Lagasse, Agenda 732-6425 Applegate Clerk - Bill Rankin, Clay Center Auctioneers - Welter & ::,..e'res;iie,Wti-is, 411''.. -

Grain white corn. or In 1970, when the country becameStart Canceling, of a $592,000 loan to the Smoky WhateV aware of the damage donebythe Valley Grazing Association, Inc. to close the southern corn leaf blight,it was deal. Grass & Grain liappenad realized that white corn yieldswereReschedulingTV Jerry Ireton, FMHA supervisor at 15 down as well on the yellow variety. Logan, said the association hopes to eCorn? Prices zoomed and peaked at $2.08 take possession about Jan.1. The November 16,1971 Whi aShows Already association members-all active To RodTurnbull bushel in Kansas City on Sept. 22. oard of Trade Kansas City is a basing point NBC, which has sufferedsomeowners of family -sized farms-come B onreverses in the ratings this year, isfrom Logan, Thomas, Wallace and farmers are submittingwhite corn prices and one of the few garden may be riskybusiness. 'A question canceling six shows at midseasonGove counties, Ireton said. ofthe Kansas Cityplaces in the nation where Several problems arise when this members and will introduce a series of regular "Right now we're going through Board of Trade is, "What's hap -quotations are listed each day. happens: 1, specials Tuesday nights. about 20 applications for the job of to therice of white corn?" April 1971, thenominal (1) Seeds may carry some seed - fend a similarquotations on No. 2 white corn were The network also will introduceranch manager," Ireton said. They are nofasking "Sanford and Son," borne diseases;(2)Crossingof rellow corn because$1.75 to $2.09 a bushel, and on yellow anall -black The association expects to grazevarieties may resultinoff -type question on comedy similar as well as membersofcorn $1.46 to $1.51. to"Allintheabout 2000 steers on the buffalo anners know vegetables in next year's crop; (3) has weakened prices Sept. 1, the quotations were $1.28Family." It stars Redd Foxxas agrass, Ireton said and considerableSeeds must be cleaned, dried,and the tradewhat Los Angeles variety-the ampleto $1.36 on white, and $1.15 to $1.32 on junkdealerandwork is expected to improve thestored properly through the winter; the yellow Demond Wilson as hisson. ranch's water resources. cosL. The corn cropthisyellow. Oct. 1, the range was $1.12 to (4) Many varieties of vegetables are upply of "Thereare 2 1 at 5.4 billion bushels$1.17 on white, and $1.08 to $1.17 on NBC will cancel "Sarge," "The othergrazinghybrids and seeds of hybrids will not rear estimate( riggest in history. yellow. Funny Side," "The D.A.," "Theassociations in Logan county,"produce plants that are true to the is by farthe all the statistics on Themarketnow is Partners," and "The Good Life," inIreton said, "but this is the largest indesired type. But practically saying,January. y all the market newsalthough official government figures number and holdings. The other Money spent for commercial seed n andnearl In variety. For the firstare not available on production, that addition,theFridaynighthave only 3 member families each.is one of the best investments you as on the yellow World Premiere Movie will be madeThis one probably is the largest in 194[6,the U.S. Dept. ofwhite corn supplies areover ample a gardener can make since you can me since into a regular movie night and theKansas. get high quality, disease free, and Agriculture la3t. spring reportedthejust as are those on yellow corn. age seeded to whiteThat then, is the answer to what hasWorld Premieres willbe shown Members of the 5 -man board ofproperly stored seeds through your indicated acre occasionally during the network'sdirectors are Harley Hershberger, Dortcovered the10 happened to prices on white corn. local garden store or from a seed corn. The re three movie nights. RussellSprings,chairman;Rex most of the white corn What is ahead? No one knows for catalog. taleswhere n NBC isthe Mayer,Brewster;Dean Wilson, tki the figure given wassure. On white corn, you just have to firstto make its One reason you may want to save grown, and January changes-and the an-Healy, and Lloyd and Dean Perry,seed, however, is that there is no 000acres. wait and see. no use to try nouncement follows by just one dayboth of Wallace. other source of supply. Gardeners and rob Nearly all Atrhite corn is used for The 10 states where most of the Chi four program switches to be made The loan may be repaid in 40 years I jest did with Feeders of livestockwhite corn is grown are Ohio, In- often have some unusual variety a pencilool ton food. later this month. The network said itat an interest rate of 5 percent. prefertheyellowdiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, that may be available for the next d poultry planned no more program changes. Ireton said the association has processors will pay aNebraska,Kansas,Kentucky, year only if they keep it. riety. Food "Sarge" and "The Funny Side"been active since1967but was In any event, don't save a crop REAL ESTATE mium, if necessary, to get whiteTennesee and Texas. The four top unable to purchase the acreage at SALE will be dropped on Tuesday and the that is a hybrid. For most vegetable rn.Contritry -wise,livestockstatesin order are Kentucky, that time. "We've been working on it ( SEALEDBIDS 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. period will be crops you will have to allow the fruit ers often insist on a discount onKansas, Illinois and Missouri. devoted to a series of specials. Theabout one year this time," he said. ss, deicribed as follows: to mature past the edible stage for he Northeast Quarter PostponedFromOct. 30 specials,mostlyanhourbut best results. IS'4, NEhlal (SW1/4) of Section 8, Twp.7Sjt sometimes running two hours, will This is true for melons, tomatoes, P.M. in Pottawatomie Thursday, Nov. 18 County, K24 include drama, comedy, variety and cucumbers, and similar crops. After (K-16) and 11/2 m iles south of Onag Starts 11 a.m. - Lunch Served documentaries. "James Garner asProblems In removing the seeds, they should be R. Ruse and 011ie M. Ruse-24 As we have decided to quit farming,we Nichols," which moves to 9:30 p.m. washed and dried thoroughly. will sell the following items and 80A of real lement and either or bothWs Tuesdays on Nov. 23, will remain. Instoringseedsforusethe bid made with in 24 hours after cleak. estate at public auction 5 miles west, 1 Saving Your Own south, and 1/4 west of Jamestown, Ks.,or 3 "Sanford and Son" will replace following year, choose a cool, dry in sealed envelopes bearing "RvAl miles north of Scottsville. "The D.A." at 8 p.m. Fridays. It is place. This goes for commercial 1. Stallard, Attorney at Law,Cri*,11- based on the English TV comedy,Garden Seed seed carried over, too. Damp areas 3 the 1st day of December,1971. MACHINERY "Steptoe and Son", and willbe By Dr. Chuck Marr with high temperatures should be ting total bid price offeredano produced by Bud Yorkin. Yorkin is KSU Horticulturist 1963 A BaldwinCombine, 14'with bin extension and cab, 1949 M Farmall tractor avoided. to Raymond R.Ruseand011iehtRy Saving your seed from a vegetable two row c,rnhead, pickupattachment, and full set 1951 Super C tractor thepartnerofNormanLear, of the bid price. Bank draft °Iv.. mil° wards 110-gaL gas tank for pickup producer of "All in the Family." pted as down payment on 1961 806D tractor with cabwith 2 & 3pt. hitch, 540 and 110 -gal. diesel tank for pickup 'ssful bidder will be expects 1000 RPM,PTO, Flotation tires on front 500-gaL storage tank On Saturdays, "The Partners" purchase price to be paid upsde4 .1952 Dodge true:c, 12'6" bed, 8:253(20 mud grip tires, real 300 -gal. water tank and"The GoodLife"willbe Friday, Nov. 19 Deed and merchantableabstract r good 300-gaL tank replaced by "Emergency." 1115 Starts 11 a.m. - Lunch Served : Fordtruek withhoist,13 '6 "bed, stock racks, anJan. 1, 1972. Taxes for IV' 7-h.p. Wisconsin engine We will hold a joint farm sale at the Roy Insurance on buildingsto be cr., 8:25020 tiem, good IHC 25 V mower OmahaStandardstock racks and side boards for Dodge Lindfarmlocated 6 miles SW of Bank drafts ofunsuccessful bidders IHC 21 C mounted mower pickup IHC scoop for M. tractor Manhattan, Ks. on County Road 901, then )urs. MasseyHarrisensilage cutter with row crop and cutter bar Two -bottom plow for Super C 1/2 mile north. breakdown: 15A growingwren heads 2- row cultivator for Super C 16 -Man Western Toolbar with gauge wheels and shanks -17 long, 3 Pc. Hesston corn head 68A native grasspasture,141Adii: 1 2 IOC trailers withoists and flare sides beds Machinery lot lumber; electric drill press lots, etc. 6 -section spring tooth stand; small air compressor with 80.0 IHC listerwithfertilizer and insecticide boxes IHC 45 T baler-PTO Ks. Grazing Assn. 1950JohnDeere A tractor, motor; emery grinderwith iouse, 2 barns, otheroutbuildinyttio: 3'6" Krause wheldisk, hydraulic Valley elevator 35' rollamatic, very good condition motor; 4 long poles with cross ttraill dryer,250Model with truck hopper 11' auger mounted on wheels MM 3x14 tractor plow on rubber, ion contact: eta sprayer witl boomsand mounted on wheels 2 -row weeder arms; 30 steel posts, slat crib- It IHC drill wit Buys 11,000 Acres hyd. lift bing ;14' extension ladder; 4 & 6' Attorney for RaymondR,Rta4 seeder attachments IHC corn binder illard, rmill 1963 JD wheel disk 9'10" step ladders; Penncraft rotary .4231 Road drag 11,000 -acre Ptione913 OAKLEYL-The Comfort cover for JD tractor la, Kansas iiii Hecohmambmfor repairs Tool bar lawn mower. 011ieM.Ruse Ca lister Stoeckle and Holland ranch of Logan JD 2 row lister with fertilizer att. Conklin, Attorney for with madeapters for H or M tractor Tool bar clamps eland, Kansas Phone913224.3621 flow IHC weedr with hydraulic cylinder attachment 2 corn pickers -12M and LP county will be purchased by a 16 - JD 2 row cultivator for A HOUSEHOLD GOODS 14 John Deereplow on rubber IHC 10 ft. disk member grazing association, with MM 7x16 wheat drill with fer- 2kitchen cubboards with glass 141 No.10 IHCplow on rubber IHC Trailer with wooden bed the help of a Farmers Home ad- tilizer & power lift doors; drop leaf kitchen table, kechon drag ha;Row and evener 90' of I" galvanized pipe JD No. 5 7' tractor mower singlebed complete; 5piece 'NI' siphontubes, l" and 1.V." approx. 100 of each 10-50- and 30 -gal. barrels. ministration loan. chrome dinette set Novimii Sen. Bob Dole and James B. JD 2 row curler,2 way hyd. Antique dresser; old Victrola; Monday, Pearson have announced approval cylinder corner cupboard; 2 cane chairs; 2 latI:: HOG AND FENCE EQUIPMENT JD 3 section harrow kitchen rockers; electric cream Starts 11 a.m. - Hog panels (wooand steel) Comfort mounted weed sprayer separator; 20 gal. stone jar; 2 oil F (1.1v1. 2-80-bu. Co-op hog feeders Due to thedeath of Hog troughs BeltHarvest Handler grain stoves; good wringer washer; al .i: 3 1 -120-bu. Co-op hog feeder will be held tank heatersp elevator with a 1HP motor small tools & misc. articles too farm sale opane 1 -60-bu. Husky feeder mile eas of '4 4 Froflacebottle 4 whl. trailer with 8x14 box numerous to mention. farm located1 2 -20-bu.Moorman pig feeders 1-10'xIeBrooder houses Highway 24. 2-Husky water tanks with double drinkers .ox. 50 1 Co-op water tank with double drinker Above Offering Consigned By loteal SElecteeltircasfen-acePpPc Deere ,sts-approx. 100 1 Co-op tank with single drinker 1960 John lumber -2 x4-2 inert' spreader onOA x6 -4x6 skids 18 long 2-A type hog houses Roy Lind Ororoo.f, Telephone 2 rolls 26" hog wire 520 tractor 1952 Comfort poles 2 rolls 39" hog wire near new kern Co-op fencer "Buy At Your Own Price" sprayer oux-I odor Deere 2 electric fencers 1-10'3E14' hog shelter with folding sides 1947 John -good ictor intelaltr.ti Tractor comfort 1-9'x14' hog shelter with folding sides John Deere 2 row curler John Deere coverH or M Saturday, Nov. 20 Machinery gill!, 1-8 'x16 ' hog shed IHC side delivery rake ictor Deere Starts 1:00 p.m. 15 combine 1950 John metal 0! 1-14 ' farrowing house, tin roof 1948 H Farmall tractor, new rear 11' grain auger Jayhalid Old oilitf,:", at 3820 South Broadway tires, extra good 16' grain elevator 1940 JD 2row rubte! MISCELLANEOUS 1964 4 wheel trailer with 7x14 bed IHC 10" burr mill o.68 hay wheel Two 4 0 Sege milkinginachine Wichita, Kansas 1968 BMB rotary cutter 30'10"drivebelt;4"hyd. 1x14 g 11 -cat milk Piles of useful iron, bolts, canvas, electric wire, forks, No. 250 2 row cultivator for H or hisel, 3 pt. with cooer SELLING - cylinder flooring Or':/..atal, milkcans shovels, wagon jack, and other useful farm articles. M tractor 65,000 BTU vented gas heater truck with trailer 2 wheel John Deere grain drill, 14x7 with fan rubber fill 80 IHC 2x16 tractor plow on rubber 2 4 wheel 15,000 BTU gas heater;large uckwith Haul-Mor 7x14 HOUSEHOLD GOODS late model cars, trucks & pickups IHC 8' tandem disk bench vise; 75 lb. anvil; 40 steel bed, hoist, &pipe 2-30,000 blower BTU propane heaters for Skelly, Sun and Cities Service 3 section harrow posts; 16' ladder; set of tractor ;110". 1-50,000 with fans GE Ironer .BTUTU propane heater others. IHC 2 row lister with fertilizer wheelweights;butanegas 1-100,00 with fan Youth bed with mattress oilcompanies and hitch old curle D-B attachment, pull type pt. plows; propane heater 2-9 'x12 ' carpets regulator. ir spreader 10 NV bed A Frank's Well Servicing unit. AC 5' combine 1956 Surge , Antique Desk 1787, 14 tractor unit Model65TD,Serial No. Comfort mounted weed sprayer Some antiques & misc. items milking FERMS: Cash. trailerPP' Nothing to be removed until settled for mounted on a 1955 R190 Tandem 4 wheel .,.,i IHC truck. Butane equipped with a Terms -Cash Not Responsible For Accidentt loader grain box rator, 3pt.' In 70' double mast derrick and tools. The Above OfferingConsigned By riletalw' isk 1969pickupslide REAL ESTATE Terms - Cash wheeldisk REAL ESTATE WILL FEEDI. BE OFFERED FOR SALE AT 1:30 P. M. Auctioneer - Bruce Scott 3 sec. to(E00 ; :'1 ApproximatelyiegaiDeri 80 acres of improved Jewell County farm and grassland. MERLE "RIP" VAN WINKLE Clerk- 3 pt. I Auctioneers - MF13SalCeEleileAvaN ion: Located 5 mi.west, 1 mi. south of Jamestown, Kansas. The South Half (S'h) Phone 316 435-6729 tractor th: 8°JeulltEastll Lawrence Welter & Glenn Applegate Lloyd Carlson 5 7' riV Argonia, Kansas auger & Co. Kansas of Section Twenty Six (261 Township Five (5) Range Six (6) West of grain ,spig:,,,;,,, le delivery augers, in native pasture and 100w. "49 1,9e. The PastureThis farm has 33 Acres farmland, the balance is 1'G: tivelacpressPasture has spring I grainfgeeder.bins; water and well. The 1971 allotment was 31 acres feed grain; no enn,: 25% NOV. 23 Tuesday Before Thanksgiving & hay 450j5leuuro Beek in Jamof purchase price downon day of sale, to be placed in escrow in the Jamestown marketable title. Kansas and balance of the purchase price to be paid upon showing of a good 14-7 feeldel°rt; Taxes: All PLAINVIEW FARMS POLLED HEREFORD SALE 1 171 and prior Brunt 14to40';1otrntio Pon; Immediateestown, years' taxes paid in full by seller. Attention 4-H and FFA Members! liecontrol, possession upon acceptance of title and payment of balance of purchase price. -Selling REMINDEk 15 Steer calves sired by PVF Bulls 2c414riOnel;LisetrtbalesIlli, - & 10Spring heifercalves cultivator, Auctioneer and Real Estate Salesman: See buildingi,l',001e,mnotter CALVIN SCHOU, Agenda, Kan., Ph. 732-6422 YEARLINGS TO (10%) ten per cent discount to 4-H cutting; JOHN HERBIN 2 -YEAR OLDS Grass & Grain disk, INC., Real Estate Broker, Jamestown, Kansas 20 BULLS Issue and FFA Members lister, sfirnumaerc:Isiaonvot on Female Lots only. rkers BRED & OPEN Of Fc'f EDDIE SIMS, Auctioneer arymower ' rN R. HEIFERS Nov. 2, 1971 ResP00 AlICTIONEElS:at For Full Not i II MRS.- DARRELL SPEAR WRITE FOR CATALOG Details Calvin Schou, Harold Agenda, Kan., Ph. 732-6422 LEON D. RIFFEL, SALE MANAGER Jesse, Don, Leon Riffel ({' Siegel, Fairbury, ENTERPRISE, KANSAS .67441 &Davi' Nebraska CLERK: Jamestown State Bank PHONE 913/479-5848 Carlson Cler-

&Applegate November 16, 1971 16 Grass & Grain Counties Eye Cattle In Coy Feedlots As Tax Bait lot' Al inHer Kansas county officials approvedby June 15. pract legislativeproposals designedto a A proposalforpayment of CO" provide home rule for counties andpersonal property tax on motor confined aw more local tax revenuefrom cattlevehicles at the time of the vehicle's beat is a re in feedlots and from countyidleannual registration. out RalP funds. Repeal of thestatutory dairyman Theproposalswere amongrequirement for publication of it}' several hammered out at a jointcounty salaries and claims. sessionof commissioners,clerks Kansas Official Council is com- and engineers during the closingposed of 11 county officials sessionsofthe KansasOfficialassociations. Meeting were com- Councilannual conventionatmissioners,assessors,attorneys, Wichita. clerks,districtcourtclerks, Our market ether The proposals were part of a the engineers,registersofdeeds, cattle with be cats countyplatformwhichwill treasurers, and welfare directors. we feeder sale dear presented to the Kansas Legislature 01 atom Thurs., during the 1972 session. Sheriffs and probate judges km this ng,If you havl OFFICERS OF EXTENSION AGENTS ASSN. The home rule proposal wouldgroups met separately earlier this Tomorrow Following is a I you start New officers of the Kansas Extension Agents, Association allow county commissioners broadmonth. your life. the redo{ elected during the Kansas Cooperative Extension Service's powers of local self-determination S. annual meeting in Manhattan are: from left, sitting, Bill over matters of county concern. rFrenuci ihi Topekav, TOP Merhoff, Douglas county; Ann Domsch, Rawlins county; Presently, if state laws do not give White

Otis Griggs, Reno county; Mary Lee Edwards, Woodson power for a specific action, counties laindelhrdow';and Alma county; and Eleanor Adams, Mitchell county. Back row, must ask the Legislature to enact a ry Orton, Bill Fultz, Sedgwick county; Sy Nyhart, Russell county; Bloomfield, Pa law for that action. E Saturday, de Heideman, . Nov. Alma Dr. Robert Bohannon, Extension Director; Marshall Walker, The taxingoflivestock under a ar Riegel, Grant county; Steve Kraisinger, Pratt county, and Tom feeding contracts with commercial Starts 12:30 hod Thowe, Aln Maxwell, Allen county. Located at 410 Vaffier St., Manhattan, feedlots on a per head per day value KIM 1135RDpijanedggeeelei,rcA,hwimSaEll also was approved. Bloomf ield, Pa The proposal would require feedlot operators to collect the tax in Heideman, / and to keep records of cattle under thibieson, Stror contract. W1:06 KKHroraaguussFeea,:AAnili'mmL, The idle funds plank proposes that Moore, Admit interest rate paid by banks for use of

inactive funds should be increased n He ePPiore,eSn Aa dGn ri from 70 per cent of the average rtz, Alta ihultz, Alma treasury bill rate to 80 per cent. Naierth, 0 Isburc. teem, Wheato Other planksapproved by the I.Nauerth, 0 lsbu

group include: erk Oppositionto granting tax Glanzer, Riley

exemptions toprivate property ID Krause, Alma unless the state provides Isadore Straub, ; replacement revenue. Creeyay, VVheato, e A request to compel the state etil looms property evaulation department to provide counties with an itemized enhirt, Jr., certification of utilities assessments 5 Room 'Home. - Manhattan Iverson,EyersonMan On 50' by 150' LotSellingat 2:00 P.M. Thowe, Alma 5 room home with part basement, bath and enclosed utility pod stDi6leed, Altaerich,vSiVista Home consists of 2 -bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, Friday, November 19 i es e nt Ta 10, pVVe hk bath room,and enclosed utility porch, home has oak floors, walk Fleming,B Starting At 10:30 a.m. Sharp - Lunch Served show no cracks. rend Reb, Frankf Part basement with floor furnace and hot water heater,plucking Moore, Admire Having decided to quit farming, Iwill sell at public auction at the Ms Bros., Mant farm located from Onaga, Ks., 3 miles south, 2 west and 1/4 south on all- appears to be in good condition. Home has been termiteinspedel within the last 6 months. in Bulk, Leona' weather road; or from Westmoreland, 3 miles north on Highway 99, 10 Schultz, Alma east and 1/4 south. TERMS - 20 percent down jmmediately afterthe sale ()IN property and signing of contract. Balance due upondelivery d Moore, Admire merchantable title and abstract within 30 days. Dunlap 168 HEAD CATTLE NORSE Van Kirk, Barnes based on RI 25 Whiteface Cows with calves (calves 300-400 lbs.) 1 Nine year old Palomino Gelding S - To be prorated as -of possession date, Glessner, Alta 16 Cows and Baby Calves (more calves by sale date) taxes.tAXE 7 Hereford Heifers to calf in April Walters,g DOG EQUIPMENT y 4 Shorthorn Heifers to calf in April closing de"e POSSESSION-To be on approval of abstract or Watervian 3 Dry Cows to calve in March 1 Building 4x8 with 2 wire runs 30"x30"x10 ft. long precedence ova the day of sale shall take Thieson, Strong 1 Hereford Bull, 3 yr. old 1 Angus Bull, 4 yr. old 1 Building 12x14 with 7 single wire runs 30"x30"x10' aAnnynopurnincteemdents 2 Angus Bulls, 2 years old 1 Building 12x14 with 5 combination wire runs, material.made No cows over 7 yrs. old, many with 2nd & 3rd calf 30"x30"x10 ft. long oM 68 Holstein Steers, wt. 600 to 700 pounds FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES in 1927 andexceptionally nice, HAY 4 Piece Bedroom Set (purchased Barnesnanchi

FARM MACHINERY single bed' 8,f.°. kCf ci 2000 Round Bales Brome2000 Round Bales Alfalfa Apt. size GE refrigerator, Apt. sizegas range, t 1960 B-120 IHC 4x4 Pickup, 3A ton ritagai, chairs, sofa, wood rocker, platformrocker, end tables, 1966 Chevy Truck, 60 series, radio, hoist, fold down AM & FM,Black &el t o cehra) radiochairs. racks, saddle gas tank, extra set 20 in. side- HOG EQUIPMENT sTtvacl, hallkitcthreenec (customer), boards. 1-100 bu. hog feeder 2-80 bu. hog feeders woodenwood tables,( 1960 730 John Deere Diesel, 3 -point power steering, 1-40 bu. hog feeder 2 Pig Creep Feeders Parker, NfeEw0 UpaS M Manhattan 6 rear wheel weights, wide front end 2-5 bu. 2 -lid feeders 2 range shelters, 12x16 OcrLyDstAaNlAND iMa sIsS CwEaLrL?,A 1964 504 Farmail, gas, 3 -point power steering, wheel 6-A Frame Farrowing Houses1 Double Hog Shed Bloomfield,e FostoriaglasHsOwUaSrEeH, or. n8rtked,Ypdd.:;,'5.; weights front and back 1 Hog Catch Crate 1 Calf Creep Feeder Silver Co.service f 1964 Model E Gleaner, 12 ft., cab and heater 1-80 gal. hog waterer 20 hog panels William Roger Iniernational fancy twor 1964 Cornhead, fits models E, EH, EIII & K Gleaners 12 Steel hog troughs, 20 metal hog pans steel table service for 6,bedding, linens, 1964 535 IHC 3-14" plow, 3 point trip beams 10 Steel Cattle Panels mirrors, electricfan, rugs, luggage, pictures, pansto,asitecho'enbuasethfrvl Miller 1964 No. 37 IHC Wheel Disc, 10'9" Railroad Ties Telephone Poles scales, lamps, Hoover sweeper,pots and 1964 Mohawk 8 -ft. blade, 3 point numerous tomention, Van Kirk,Barnes and many items too a 1969 468 IHC Cultivator V. er for.,, g 1965 Dempster 4 -row planter, 3 point & trac`or sad- MISCELLANEOUS until settled be removed aTIhleoir'w,Del1nllapaS1 dle tanks for banding 500 gal. water tank; 200 gal. water tank; Tractor ra- Nothingdentsmay Terms-Cash... A Cockshutt Rotary Hoe, 2 -section, 3 -point dio; Truck Tarp; 10x16, extra stock and grain end responsiblelforaccidents 3 Section Drag Harrow, steel evener gates, fit most trucks; Bulk oil tank and pump; Pick- 'MCCl 2 Row Sled Kirlin up gas tank and pump; Gas tank stand; 225 amp. Estate, 1969 Brush Hog, 7 ft. electric welder; Portable cab helmet; Shop cabinets; Owner Swelter, 1966 New Holland 655 Trail Type Mower, 9 ft. bar Tap and die set; Large parts bin, 108 compartments; ALLMAN, 1969 New Holland 258 Rake, front dolly wheels, 91/2' Steel shop bench; 9 ft. stock tank; 6ft. stock tank; . RUTH Curbey0 1969 Kneib Bale Loader AC Roto Baler 80 gal. sq. tank; Winter front for IHC 504; Winter B'awn 1969 Kelly Ryan front end loader, fits 504, 460, 560 front for 730 JD; Homelite chain saw, auto. oiler and 913.442552 liThilrY, Randolph and others saw guide sharpener; 1 Propane tank heater; 1 Kero- Estate,St. George, weRandolph 1967 Comfort Sprayer, 200 gal. tank,28 ft. booms sene tank heater; 1 Electric fencer, 110 & 1 battery taedndb and jet fencer; 50 electric fenceposts; Air compressor; 2 and Anderson Real Estate,Manhattan, Currie morels 1966 Clark Anhydrous Applicator, 7 knives double action hyd. cylinders; 1 David Bradley pump 1-2 wheel trailer, 7x10 bed Jack with gas engine;Electric grinder; 5-50 gal. For Information ContactAuctioneers. Bair: 1 2 wheel trailer, pickup bed Calf Mille drums; 3-30 gal. drums; 5-15 gal. drums; Consigned By 1-4 wheel wagon, hoist and grain sides Puller;4 Cattle feed bunks; 2 hay bunks;4 Scraper reirThhon, lmaanha 3 Point Steel Box Portable loading chute White City,Kans. tires; Front axle for 4x4 IHC Pickup and wheels and Rodney Wolf, pi-ri".;1010eka Post Hole Digger, 3 point Duals 15x38 M & W lock -out hubs; 100 ft. extension cord; Log chains; 1 Pair 13.6x38 Tractor Chains Heat Lamps; Stock Saddle;Stock prod.and Many ed'eanhatfao Steel Adjustable Stock Rack fits most pickups other miscellaneous items too numerous to list. INSULATORS Parker1,°s, Farm, s Telephone and American 9Wi' 1,1 Almama

Telegraph hy0s6Ril.jP11jJ89°_13arPi5r ', ,AR°1 flt2Rel p.'315GeiI EiJ's II 17esssF7' sjfi, Jhif Dunl For Your Convenience, a Tractor and Loader Will Be Furnished Day of Sale. 1858tviiDaae9sYPM1zE3Peaa. ap Hemingray- Green andAmber; j531 WAS Blank, vva Continental "bock, B rhe90 Brookfield; 1858 Mason TERMS: CASH. Not Responsible for Accidents, Should Any Occur Rubber Works , St, George WR:nt'eMtaasCOncNo hook Rr°s Farm ,, Whiskey Bottles MO ON 0 (0a1 2 Big Chief Pop Bottles '14rtel nil y and ejwar:::1:61° h Manhattan Assortment of Medicine Kings jugs, I STANLEY HAY Liniment Bottles 12 Dr. Idirov 1%9 k Com George Washington liorga"n,eAstirnt_°relar Auctioneers: Toby and Cottrell Clerks: Toby and Boeding merative Bottle (flask) Toby-Seneca, Ks., phone 336-2275;Cottrell-Onaga, Ks-, phone 889-4665 Seneca, Kansas 11"1"-----

In "She usually produces less milk,appears to be the bodytemperature In and will disturb the entire herd ifduring heat and fora period of 10 to November 16, 1971 Cows 14 days. The confinement fetter M it oop allowed to run with it, often lowering stall for to get delivery service similar to the eat' Away production of several cows." cow in heat should be inshade and type given families in permanent There is also danger of animalmade as cool as possible. Delivery To conventional housing areas. So, for the sake of herd Herd injury when a cow in heat runs with production Postmasters may, for example, rum the herd. She may injure herself orand precaution againstanimal in- practical andprofitable jury, better breeding Mobile Home Parkseliminate the requirement that ment of le mostcows in heatis to keepother cows, expecially the heavy results and Postmastershavebeengivenparks with 100 or more units must nmotor ,to handle from herd. "Amilkers -the best cows. more net income, keep thecowimmediate authoritytoimprovelocateall boxes in clusters of atleast confined away that's in heat away from vehicle's rn Italsohas beenfound the herd,mail delivery servicetomobile is a restlessindividual," that 20 boxes. The Postal Service said the m heat suggests the K -State dairyman.And il Bonewitz,Ex-reducingbodytemperaturehas home subdivisions, parks and trailernewrulesalsoallowgreater Nisout Ralph don't forget to make tatutory atKansas Statehelped in conception, says Bonewitz. plenty of feedcourts, the U.S. Postal Service says.flexibility, including deliveries to a dairyman and water available for / sion The critical period for conception the confined The orderallows residentsof ation of "heat" cow. greater number of places within --A ersity. permanently placed mobile homesparks having less than 100 units. is Corn - I SALE EVERY officials STARTING TIME 4rrits...40/11. corn- 12:00 NOON ittorneys, anhattan Commission Co. C. I ursay clerks, last week was active to stronger on all classes Dale Disburger, Council Grove 5 wf hfrs 464 @ 35.30 f deeds, Our marketthe demand being real good for all kinds of EARLY CONSIGNMENTS of cattle with FOR Eugene Pageler, Wamego 8 wf hfrs 505 @ 35.30 directors. cattle.If you have cattle that you want to heavier feeder THURSDAY, NOVEMBER W. J. Nauerth, Olsburg 4 wf hfrs 545 @ 35.20 during the month of November plan to bring 18 ell at oar sale 3 rd & ch hf 401 @ 35.20 Nov. 18th, as the next Thursday is Thanks- Bill Martin, Allen judges them this Thurs., 81 thin Holstein steers weighing550-700 lbs. Charles Say, Alta Vista 2 wf hfrs 412 @ 35.10 If you have cattle to sell contact us or bring them in. iving, 35 thin mixed steers weighing 600-625 Frank Miller, Jr., Manhattan 2 blk hfrs 332 @ 34.75 alter this Tomorrow Following is a partial listingof our sale, Thurs., Nov. 11: yoszu 50 head Angus steer and heifer calvesweigh- Bob Pletcher, Eskridge 2 wf hfrs 425 @ 34.50 your life, STOCKER & FEEDER CATTLE ing 450-500 lbs. Cecil Harding, Waterville 2 bwf hfrs 520 @ 34.25 M. L. Threewitl, 2 r rn hfrs 395 @ 33.60 4 bwf strs 608 @ 38.60 J.F.Sullivan, JunctionCity Bob Rawson, Wamego 3 bwf hfrs 453 @ 33.25 1 blk str 620 @ 38.30 K. French, Topeka John Bolinder, Alta Vista L. Moyer, Junction City 4 wf strs 585 @ 38.25 1 wf str 375 @ 40.70 3 wf hr hfr 430 @ 33.00 G. Leonard, WhiteCity Harry Orton, Alma Ken Bloomfield, Paxico 2 hfrs 1 wf str 595 @ 37.80 3 blk strs 363 @ 40.70 430 @ 32.50 Leland Thowe,-Alma Albert Morgan, Alta Vista Nick Thiesson, Strong City 7 blk hfrs 505 @ 31.50 1 r brk str 585 @ 37.40 1 wf str 420 @ 40.60 arry Orion, Alma Dale Soelter, Wamego Carl Stich, Wamego 2 br hfrs 422 @ 31.30 Paxico 2 wf strs 622 @ 37.20 2 wf strs 465 @ 40.60 n Bloomfield, Jay Van Kich, Barnes 2 hfrs _ 1 blk str Neil Wagner 10 bwf strs486 @ 40.50 527 @ 30.00 Saturday, 'yin Heideman, AltaVista 595 @ 37.10 G. Leonard Pat Hook Ranch, Riley 1 wf hfr J280 @ 36.90 Nov, 3 wf strs 1 wf str 475 @ 40.50 Mier Ringel, Alma 621 @ 37.00 Roy Currie, Westmoreland M. L. Threewitl 1 wf hfr 330 @ 36.80 Starts12:30 2 wf strs 390 @ 40.50 land Thowe, Alma 1 wf str 600 @ 36.90 Ken Bloomfield, Paxico Ebert Bros., St. George 1 wf hfr 285 @ 36.50 1 5 wf strs 474 @ 40.40 :ated at410 Vaffier St., las Diederich, St. Marys r rn str 575 @ 36.90 Louis Rebiskie, Alma kintitk Oliver Anderson, Alma 3 blk strs 316 @ 40.30 1 wf hfr 450 @ 36.50 mar Ringel, Alma 3 bwf strs 681 @ 36.90 Carl Stich, Wamego Ken Bloomfield, Paxico 8 b & bwf st425 @ 40.30 1 bra hfr 210 @ 36.50 1 r brk str 575 @ 36.50 Frank Kinzy n Bloomfield, Paxico Dean Martin, Manhattan 2 blk strs 220 @ 40.25 1 b brk hfr 460 @ 36.40 ugene Pageler, Wamego 1 wf str 650 @ 36.10 John Patterson, Dwight George Zarger, St. George .1 wf str 470 @ 40.20 1 blk hfr 310 @ 36.30 1 bwf str 670 @ 36.00 L. Moyer, Junction City 1 5Way Hog Farm, Leonardville 5 Way Hog Farm, Leonardville 1 blk str 415 @ 40.10 r brk hfr 280 @ 36.00 lain Heideman, Alta Vista 2 blk strs 622 @ 35.90 Chet Miller, Dunlap 2 wf hrn strs Jay Van Kich, Barnes 1 bwf hfr 350 @ 35.75 1 blk str 665 @ 35.75 420 @ 40.10 Jay Van Kich, Barnes ch Thieson, Strong City Cecil Harding, Waterville 2 blk strs 380 @ 40.00 1 bwf hfr 255 @ 35.50 & D Krause, Alma 6 b & bwf st 664 @ 35.60 Louis Rebeskie, Alma Wm Bairow, Westmoreland 1 wf hfr 505 @ 35.40 3 bwf strs 880 @ 35.30 11 wf strs 466 @ 40.00 Frank Miller, Jr., Manhattan &D Krause, Alma Roy Currie, Westmoreland 1 blk str 1 blk hfr 275 @ 35.10 1 blk str 760 @ 34.90 425 @ 40.00 ank Moore, Admire Lloyd Blanka, Wamego 4 b & bwf st386 @ 39.90 lain Heideman, Alta Vista 1 wf str 785 @ 34.90 Wayne Reed, Harveyville BULLS 3 wf hfrs 591 @ 34.70 5 wf hrn strs428 @ 39.60 Charles E. Best, St. George V. Repp, St. George Dave Nelson, Manhattan 5 wf strs 1 wf hrn bu 1545 @ 28.00 1 wf str 795 @ 34.60 491 @ 39.50 Bill Martin, Allen char bull ank Moore, Admire Wayne Gieger, Allen 2 strs 380 @ 39.40 1625 @ 27.50 irgil Swartz, Alta Vista 71 mix strs885 @ 34.20 Ed Tilberg, Dwight 1 blk bull 1465 @ 25.60 Delbert Gieger, Allen 7 blk strs 435 @ 39.40 eith Schultz, Alma 23 mix strs914 @ 33.90 Herman Walters, Manhattan 1 blk bull 1170 @ 25.40 Nauerth, Olnburg 6 wf hfrs 594 @ 33.80 5 Way Hog Farm, Leonardville 5 b & bwf st535 @ 39.30 Dennis Schwant, Blaine 1 wf hr bull 1325 @ 24.70 1Creevay, Wheaton 1 wf hfr 615 @ 33.75 G. Leonard, White City 3 wf hr bulls430 @ 39.25 M. Threewitl, Westmoreland 1 red bull 1400 @ 24.10 Nauerth, Olsburg 3 wf hfrs 673 @ 33.60 Neil Wagner, Westmoreland 1 r brk str 445 @ 39.25 Lee Wohler, Waterville 1 blk bull 1250 @ 24.00 ank Moore, Admire 2 bwf strs 885 @ 33.60 John Bolinder, Alta Vista 1 wf str 480 @ 39.20 Glanzer, Riley 1 char hfr 580 @ 33.40 Bill Stenbock, Barnes 6 b & bwf st494 @ 39.20 COWS y & Oberhelman, Westy 45 bwf hfrs628 @ 33.30 Roy Holiday, Council Grove 1 blk str 355 @39.10 Walt Buttenhoff, Alma 1 bind cow 1230 @ 23.60 &D Krause, Alma 2 blk hfrs 617 @ 33.20 Charles Say, Alta Vista 2 wf strs 482 @39.10 Chet Miller, Dunlap 1r rn cow 890 @ 23.50 rs. Isadore Straub, St. George 1 blk str 775 @ 33.20 Jaci Creeban, Wheaton 1 wf str 550 @38.90 Millard Horne, Jr., Alma 1 wf cow 1070 @ 23.30 m Creevay, Wheaton 1 wf hr hfr590 @ 33.10 Roy Currie, Westmoreland 2 bwf strs 497 @38.70 Charles Elder, Wamego 1 wf cow 895 @ 23.00 en Bloomfield, Paxico 1 bwf str 660 @ 32.75 Eugene Pageler, Wamego 16 wf strs 517 @38.50 Cecil Harding, Waterville 1 blk cow 960 @ 22.75 oy Currie, Westmoreland 1 wf hfr 625 @ 32.60 Lee Wohler, Waterville 4 blk strs 468 @38.40 R. L. Schmidt, Alma 1 wf cow 940 @ 22.70 3 J Ranch ab Carson, Holton 13 hfrs 723 @ 32.60 Richard Kemnitz, Belvue 3 mix strs 455 @38.25 1 wf cow 955 @ 22.60 rl Ziegenhirt, Jr., Alta Vista 10 blk hfrs 716@ 32.60 Wm Bairow, Westmoreland 11 wf bulls 459 @38.20 Joyce Soelter, Wamego 1 bwf cow 970 @ 22.40 R. E. Schmidt, Alma verett Everson, Manhattan 1 char hfr 810 @ 32.50 Bill Martin, Allen 2 char strs 372 @38.20 1 wf cow 905 @ 22.30 Bill Nauerth, Oisburg verett Everson, Manhattan 1 blk sp hfr745 @ 32.40 W. J. Nauerth, Olsburg 2 wf strs 372 @38.10 1 wf cow 1220 @ 22.20 nn -Home - Manhattan Cecil Harding, Waterville 1 blk cow eland Thowe Alma 1 wf hfr 750 @ 32.40 Richard Kemnitz, Belvue. 3 wf hr strs493 @38.10 1120 @ 22.20 P.M. R. L. Schmidt, Alma 1 wf cow iy 150' Lot Selling at 2:00 Has Diederich, St. Marys 1 wf hrn hfr 595 @32.25 Wayne Reed, Harveyville 2 wf strs 532 @38.10 1120 @ 22.00 Ed Edwards, Belvue 2 wf cows t basement, bath andenclosed uhlitiir.ossStb, Alta Vista 10 blk strs1010 @32.00 Vernon Lyn, Blue Rapids 5 mix strs 487 @37.90 1222 @ 21.90 2 b & bwf st552 @37.90 Dale Herpich, Council Grove 1 wf cow 1110 @ 21.90 drooms, living room, diningronlitester Biesenthal, Wheaton 2 wf hfrs 587 @31.60 Lloyd Blanka, Wamego 6`wf strs 538 @37.80 R. E. Schmidt, Alma 1 blk cow 885 @ 21.90 home has oak Ilm iiteve Fleming, Topeka 2 wf hr hfrs592 @31.40 Roy Burklund, Olsburg ?cl utility porch, Mrs. Isadore Straub, St. George 3 blk strs 530 @37.50 Tena Ramsour, Alta Vista 1 hoist cow 1510 @ 21.90 aynard Reb, Frankfort 2 wf hr bulls 637 @31.30 Harold Soelter, Wamego :.rank Moore, Admire Glen Horner, Manhattan 5 blk strs 486 @37.30 1 hoist cow 1635 @ 21.90 hot water heaiu,; 25 hoist strs 749 @30.80 2 white strs512 @37.30 M. L. Threewilt, Westmoreland 1r rn cow1180 @ 21.80 oori furnace and rimmins Bros., Manhattan 1 bwf hfr 775 @30.75 Harry Orton, Alma condition. Home has beentermitt i'ae 5 blk strs 538 @37.20 Charles Ebert, St. George 1 wf cow 1070 @ 21.80 ranklin Bulk, Leonardville 1 b brk bull695 @30.20 Roy Holiday, Council Grove Dean Martin, Manhattan 2 blk bulls 455 @37.00 Marvin Sediney, Blue Rapids 2 wf cows 970 @ 21.80 ths. eith Schultz, Alma 1 wf str 885 @29.80 Orin Lofgren, Leonardville 3, blk bulls 455 @36.80 Chet Miller, Dunlap 2 wf cows 817 @ 21.70 after the ssii immins Bros., Manhattan wf r nk hfr 700 @29.70 R. E. Schmidt, Alma 1 wf cow 1I down immediately Bill Martin, Allen 2 char h strs525 @33.20 935 @ 21.70 'oy: rank Moore, Admire 1 blk str 720 @29.60 due up Ow Carl Stich, Wamego 2 bra strs 417 @32.75 Joe Harrington, Wheaton 1 wf cow 960 @ 21.60 of contract. Balance rk Farm, Dunlap 2 hoist h strs 722 @29.50 30 days. 2 wf bulls 527 @32.30 Edgar Kinzy, Eskridge 1 wf cow 1110 @ 21.50 ay Van Kirk, Barnes Wm Bairow, Westmoreland J abstract within 1 hoist hfr 645 @29.50 Herman Walters, Manhattan 2 blkbulls 507 @31.60 Jay Van Kirk, Barnes 1 wf cow 870 @ 21.50 ter Brisenthal, Wheaton 2 hoist strs 672 @29.40 6801' Herman Walters, Manhattan 2 hlk bulls 520 @31.50 Gene Dugan, Wamego 1 shrthrn co 815 @ 21.50 ratedas -ofpossession date, Oland Glessner, Alta Vista 1 blk bull 900 @29.10 [email protected] Millard Horne, Jr., Alma 1 wf cow 1110 @ 21.50 y Van Kirk, Barnes Melvin Zeckser, Alma 1 bwf str 1 blk hrn hfr 600 @28.75 Chet Miller, Dunlap 1 wf str hrn455 @38.25 Bob Burgess, Wamego 1 wf cow 1085 @ 21.50 erman Walters, Manhattan 28.75 1 blk hfr 605 @ 1r nk str 450 @38.10 Charles Ebert, St. George 1 wf cow 960 @ 21.50 cipslP:t. Gil Harding, Waterville Pat Hook Ranch, Riley of abstract or 1 blk hfr 735 @28.50 1 wf st hrn 550 @38.10 Carl Stich, Wamego 1 bwf cow 945 @ 21.50 ick Thieson Dave Nelson, Manhattan on approval take prece ,Strong City 1 blk hfr 610 @28.50 sale shall M. L. Threewitt, Westmoreland 1 wf hrn str475 @38.10 Mrs. Lillie Resbeski, Alma 1 wf cow 1065 @ 21.40 the day of iimmii,Bros., Manhattan 805 @28.50 1 bri hfr Ken Bloomfield, Paxico 1r brk str 485 @37.75 Paul Stenbock, Barnes 1 wf hrn co 1280 @ 21.40 immins Bros., Manhattan 1 wf hfr 775 @28.25 1 blk str 410 @37.75 R. E. Schmidt, Alma 1 blk cow 815 @ 21.40 Moyer, Junction City Ronnie Taylor, Westmoreland 1 hoist str 950 @27.75 [email protected] Edgar Kinzy, Eskridge 1 b brk cow 1240 @ 21.40 r, y Van Kirk, Barnes Frank Miller, Jr., Manhattan 1 blk bull tNITURE ANDANTIQUES 1 bwf hfr 745 @27.60 Milford Horne, Jr. Alma 1 wf cow 1305 @ 21.40 1927 andexcept ay Van Kirk, Barnes Frank Miller, Jr. Manhattan 1 blk str 455 @37.10 (purchased in 1 blk bull 970 @26.30 Bob Rawson, Wamego 1 wf cow 1070 @ 21.30 Moyer, Junction City 1r brk str 450 @37.10 sine r 1 hoist hr str 715 @26.10 Dale Desburger, Council Grove Chet Miller, Dunlap 5 bwf cows852 @ 21,30 Apt. size gasrange, ard Reb, Frankfort 1 wf bull 615 @25.50 ator, tables, rif: Jay Van Kirk, Barnes 1 hoist cow 1010 @ 21.30 rocker, end HEIFER CALVES Millard Horne, Jr., Alma 1 wf cow 1365 @ 21.20 cker, plafform FM, BladV. STEER CALVES Ken Bloomfield, Paxico 3 bwf hfrs 188 @ 44.25 radio AM& Chet Miller, John Patterson, Dwight 1r brk cow 1030 @ 21.20 (customer), Dunlap 2 wf hrn strs 267 @49.75 Wm Bairow, Westmoreland 1 wf hfr 235 @ 42.00 Lee Walters,Manhataan m.Bairow, Westmoreland 3 wf cows1013 @ 21.20 tables, chairs. 1 wf bull 230 @46.75 Ken Parker, Manhattan 3 wf hfrs 255 @ 40.30 Ed Edwards, Belvue 1 wf cow 1075 @21.10 en Parker, Manhattan 4 wf hfrs 241 @ 40.25 ill Martin, 1 wf str 230 @46.75 Chet Miller, Dunlap Chas & Walter Hagedorn, Barnes1 wf cow 960 @21.10 MISCELLANEOUS Allen 10 wf strs 328 @46.50 Bill Martin, Allen 30 wf hfrs 355 @ 38.50 Marvin Sedivey, Blue Rapids 1 wf cow 995 @21.10 IOLD AND fewp01 en Bloomfield, ware, Paxico 45.75 Roy Holiday, Council Grove 2 blk hfrs 200 @ 38.00 Nick Thiesson, Strong City WI, het Miller, Dunlap 3 bwf bulls 266 @ 1 blk cow 1195 @21.00 crystal glass service 4 wf hfrs 347 @ 37.80 Silver Co. illMartin, 1 bwf str 245 @45.75 Dale Soelter, Wamego Chas & Walter Hagedorn, Barnes1 wf cow 960 @ 21.00 fancy Allen 4 wf hfrs 281 @ 37.70 -national linens, 26 wf strs 398 @45.25 Leland Thowe, Alma Joe Harrington, Wheaton 1 wf cow 945 @ 21.00 6, beddng, toasig:en Bloomfield,Paxico Albert Morgan, Alta Vista 7 wf hfrs 355 @ 37.60 for electric fan, 1 wf str 230 @44.75 Hess Ranch, Alma 1 wf cow 1020 @ 21.00 kitta: B & L Henry, Randolph 30 blk hfrs 375 @ 37.30 irrors, ans, - 1 blk bull 220 @44.75 Millard Horne, Jr., Alma 1 wf cow 930 @ 20.90 res, m 15 bwf hfrs423 @ 37.30 Potsnd 1 blk str 240 @44.50 Roy Currie, Westmoreland Winston Barthulz, Paxico 2 hoist cows1520 @ 20.80 rer sweeper, Eugene Pageler, 2 wf hfrs 307 @ 37.25 items toonumeroustornenho Wamego 3 wf hrn strs 358 @44.10 Ken Bloomfield, Paxico Joe Harringotn, Wheaton 1 wf cow 975 @ 20.80 ran Moyer, JunctionCity Harry Orton, Alma 2 blk hfrs 292 @ 37.25 Millard Norne, Jr., Alma 1 wf cow sue Leland Thowe 6 wf strs 335 @44.00 967 @ 20.75 until Al 3 wf hfrs 388 @ 37.20 removed 4 wf strs 293 @43.90 L. Moyer, Junction City Umschied Bros. Farm, St. George 7 wf cows 987 @ 20.60 be Dean Martin, Manhattanma 4 wf hfrs 353 @ 37.20 )thing may 1 bwf str 245 @43.75 Wm Bairow, Westmoreland Walter Glessner, Dwight 1 wf hr cow 1055 @ 20.50 ,B, Henry, Randolph Melvin Zeckser, Alma 3 mix hfrs 390 @ 37.10 Frank Miller, Jr., Manhattan idents 31 wb ifk Hstrros @@ 43.75 2 blk cows 730 @ 20.50, wEastmatee9,0Manhattan Dean Martin, Manhattan 3 blk hfrs 275 @ 37.00 ales° 325286 43.50 John Patterson, Dwight 1 wf cow 1390 @ 20.50 R. Kemnitz, Belvue 4 wf hrn hfrs 418 @ 37.00 Mrs. Lillie Rubeskie 1 wf hrn co 1200 @ 20.50 M yer, Junction 4 wf strs 370 @43.30 14 b & bwf h 415 @ 36.90 City 1 wf str 320 @43.25 K. French, Topeka Carl Stich, Wamego 1 wf cow 1020 @ 20.50.. Ranch,Riley Riley 23 wf hfrs 383 @ 36.80 CmrGiee,eorf Leland Thowe, Alma Walter Glessner, Dwight 2 wf hr co 932 @ 20.40 3 wf strs 356 @43.10 2 wf hfrs 595 @ 36.70 1 wf str 325 @43.00 Eugene Pageler, Wamego Dale Herpich, Council Grove 2 wf cows1065 @ 20.40 Henry, Randolph Harry Orton, Alma 5-blk hfrs 454 @ 36.60 nd Thaw, 13 blk strs' 388 @43.00 Jay Van Kirk, Barnes 1 swiss hrn c1035 @ 20.30 Alma Ken Parker, Manhattan 11 wf hfrs 311 @ 36.60 George,I1W,/firo Barrow, 11 Wf strs 374 @42.60 Harold Tessendorf, Onaga 2 wf cows 905 @ 20.20 St Westmoreland Ken Bloomfield, Paxico 7 b & bwf hf 440 @ 36.50 Real Estate, 1 wf bull 335 @42.25 Hess Ranch, Alma - 3 wf cow 1091 @ 20.10 Ilson 9134/6-0 Boy CurrieWestmoreland Bob Rawson, Wamego 6 char hfrs 417 @ 36.50 Manhattan, 16 bwf strs 405 @42.20 RoV:Currie, Westmoreland 2 blk cows850 @ 20.10 BloomfieldPaxico Jim McKnight 2 wf hfrs 365 @ 36.40 Estate, 1 wf bull 355 @41.90 368 @ 36.30 Chet Miller, Dunlap 6 wf cows 730 @ 19.60 wei Alma Frank Miller, Jr. Manhattan 7 blk hfrs kers. 41.90 2 hfrs 470 @ 36.20 Auctioneers. oewrieJ,r4iMmaanhattan 5 Way Hog Farm, Leonardville tact ,,...nd Th 93 bwIfkatstrrss 434381 WW41.80 2 wf hrn hfrs 480 @ 36.20 FOR ESTIMATES BY ';,.1-rench, 2 wf strs 347 @41.60 Jim McKnight 392 @ 36.10 Consigned Kans. Topeka 4 bwf hfrs W. E. DUGAN. ..Alta Vista, 229-6430 City, Bill Stenbock, Barnes While Ken Parker, 8 b & bwf st 455 @41.50 3 wf hfrs 405 @ 36.10 JOE RAINE ... Maple Hill, 663-2226Consignment Reports Wolf, Manhattan Roy Currie, Westmoreland odneY 41.50 5 wf hfrs 345 @ 36.10 DON WELLS. .. Manhattan, 539-3744WIBW Radio 6:30 a.m. jwDePPishPriP Pat Hook Ranch, Riley 41.50 6 b & bwf h412 @35.90 MERVIN SEXTON . Abilene, 263-3449 Thursdays Manhattanwf10 wf strs 41.25 Lloyd Blanka, Wamego 462 @35.90 tS and 309 @ Frank Miller, Jr., Manhattan 7 blk hfrs WALT SUTTER. June. City, 238-5685WIBW-TV 12:15 noon 1 wf str 370 @41.25 George 3 wf hfrs 453 @35.90 one swa)Iee'sj.'" , unlap Umschied Bros.Farms, St. BARN PHONE .. Manhattan, 7764815 Wednesdays Masco -4r1.l, 8171YsatenboBlank 1 bwf str 205 @41.25 845 @35.80 a, Wamego Ken Bloomfield, Paxico 2 hfrs Amber; 1858 8 wf strs 441 @41.20 6 wf hfrs 422 @35.80 BUYING FAT HOGS Ind Oatles Ebeerkt'sBarnes Wm Bairow, Westmoreland 472 @35.80 _,:ental Root Masi ff 41.10 Umschied Bros. Farms, St.George2 blk hfrs AtManhattan Every weekday except Thursday and Friday. mil,. 1858 Masciiiq15 .`e wfstrs 41.00 2 wf hfrs 365 @35.75 wan,eta iii"31cioholedk RE3ar°n'cs.hP.a:te.George Bob Rawson, Wamego 441 @35.70 At Eskridge Every Wednesday At Alta Vista Every Saturday nm 41.00 8 blk hfrs Jors",',. ,Rileyey Lee Wohler, Waterville Ideal 8 wf strs 471 @41.00 3 wf hfrs [email protected] Buying hours 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. except Manhattan. For information 10 Ball Lloyd Blanka, Wamego EasY French, Topeka In' Manhattan 10 blk strs 344 @40.80 4 blk hfrs 415 @35.40 call the barn in Manhattan, 776-4815. Or you may call Joe Raine es and 5 Atlas Delbert Gieger, Allen ``,.15vv, Westmoreland 7 b & bwf st [email protected] 3 hfrs 413 @35.40 at Maple Hill 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449-2347. icine 12 Dr.King5 Pat Hook Ranch, Riley Crud ''Ictgan Alta 2 wf strs [email protected] 2 wf hfrs 370 @35.30 11/2 Gal' Vista Charles Ebert, St. George conl- 7 wf bulls 382 @40.70 on crock Jug'I Cr't ask) Introduce PollsAt 25thProduction Sale Of TonnsAtHaven.

HAVEN-It was beef "by the Herefo_rd. 4anc Ranch, Leon, Tonn" at the Valley View Ranch for L. Thursday asthelong-timecat- McKennaAKingma"attle had the -."' oine tleman Harold Tonn, Haven,con- at $500. highgli bidbid f ducted his 25th annual production The buyerof the wners ma sale, which marked his first entry Donald their insur Thrnquist, ilestgroop into Polled Hereford production. purchased more than eight head444 The 58 head of grass-fed cattle, calves. continuous selected from two Hereford herds, Calling ifisura rice( the salelf:el of droi on Polled, the other horned, included himself, begun 13 bulls, 24 cows and 17 calves. basis as are shade undertwopPed 4)64 o hours. hrrgeXper The weanling calves, averaging Among,Tthononsziping about 400 pounds, were brought in was Menno. Enns, 11s more, t from Tonn's Colorado ranch as lotua 11'tt Office, a a Workingthe gate . advise regular offering to 4-H youngsters. cattleman W. tes or H. Toss, w904 th The 4-H project calves brought garb,half an Hereford breederfor ,liar average of $185. said it plans dispersinghis herd. Ife )'is earlthe standa The two top selling calves were of Harold Tonn, in wit both bid up to $212.50 by buyer Max All e forms of thecattle were LaRosh, Natoma, who alsopur- Kansas buyers, that will ha Mrs: Tow chased all seven head of quarter 90 per cent w insurance were repeat bin. horsecoltsconsigned fromthe Colorado ranch to the sale. Among thilpoint, the horses were two brought down erinsurai from the mountains earlier andKansas broken by Gene Rutherford, Reno City DOUGLAS COUNTY FARM FAMILY HONORED County agent. Picked, for an annual honor as 4H Farm Family in Douglas county was the family of WilliamE. Area Domino Rice of Baldwin. Jane and Ron are at left and Irene and Steve at right, with Mrs. Rice and William Highest selling unit was a cow and calf purchased by Seven A Polled Rice in the center. BuildingAA A surveyby Wichita University indicateda increase in construction a nearly all Kansas cities

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EconomicResssduiF INA said the company is "definitelyticularly in Illinois, but so far hasn't looking into the possibility of future Kansas City, Kat le:ANGE HONORS made any reductions. Park led the state's$ torah Tribbyof LaCygneand homeowner rate reductions in other Somewhat improved un- crowned in new construebeas rd Fisk ofOswego were states. derwriting,reductionsin in- Lon's Tire Store h princess andprince atKansas Kansas City, Kaki At this point President Nixon'sflationary trends as a result of the youth recognition ceremonies price freeeze appearstobein - Nixon program, and proposed eight months d Iko the stateconvention at Emporia. CLAY CENTER, KS. ME 2-2167 $49,935,169in,H- changes in the standard homeowner slruction. Oyez: Friday, Nov. 19 was 4271N Starts 8:00 p.m. Topeka consuL We will sell the following Real Estate at the Kansas National Guard Building on estimated at $51 South US 81 Highway at Concordia, Ks. Seatingwillbe. available. Lawrence $12 milk Information REMINDER given at sale time will take precedence. Wichita ranked he 320Acres of Cloud County Improved and Unimproved Crop and Grass Land estimate of $31,11,S1 See Grass & Grain Issue Of Nov. 9 For Full Details Olathe with 00 Estate may be inspected or shown prior to the sale by contacting the auctioneer. Eugene Expenditures we phone 913 527 5141, Belleville, Kansas. This Land Positively Sells to the Highest Bidder the value of bulk r Not Responsible for Accidents THE. Kansas City, Katt era centhigher ha 3. Louis B. Hanson, Clarke D. Hanson period for 1970, wed and Joe W. Hanson, owners Park increase is2791' ene Waring, Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker Baldwin, Paulsen & Buechel, Attorneys showed an increased:I 913.527.5141or 81223rd Street Concordia. Kansas Total value of to vile, Kansas PLANNED this yearWM60 million, or 16.6 pet re

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Gove, Logan and aportion ofScott; Wichita, said his party will offer arange in population from 17,570 for 119. NortonandportionsofPhillips and Rooks; 120. Sheridan,Decatur, plan to counter what he said was a Dist. 75, in Butler County to 18,480 in Rawlins and Cheyenne. Start To Jockey toreducetheDist. 73 which takes in portions of 121. Thomas, Sherman and Wallace; partisanattempt 122. Wichita, Greeley, Hamilton, 20 Saline and McPherson counties. Kearny and portions of Scottand Grass a Democratic strength in the House. Finney; 123. A portion of Finney; 124. For Seats In House "This(the Republican) plan Here is the broad outline of the Grant, Stanton, Morton and portions of Stevens and Haskell;125. portionsof obviously has been drafted in secretproposed districts and the counties Stevens, Seward and Haskell. November In Redistricting and probably has been basicallyaffected : 16,191 agreed to," Loux said. A Republicanplanforreap- in Dist.1., a portion of Cherokee;2., Bunten, who had a major hand Labette and Montgomery; the125seatsofthe portions of portioning drafting the Republican proposal, 3.,a portion of Crawford; 4., portions Kansas House of Representatives of Cherokee and Crawford; 5., Special Feeder said he made a "conscious effortto portions of Labette, Neosho and Pig Wilson. 6-7.,Districtsin Montgomery; Sale has drawn immediate fire frombe non-partisan about it." 8., portions of Crawford and Bourbon; Democrats as a blatant attempt at 9.,a portion of Neosho;10., Woodson . "Inthosedistrictswherein- and a portion of Wilson., gerrymandering. 11., Allen and a portion of Bourbon; Wednesday,Nov.17.7p,m, cumbents are pitted against one 12. Anderson,Linn andportionsof The plan was announced by Rep. to run CoffeyandBourbon; 13. portionsof another, I've tried a Bunten, R -Topeka, Coffey,Lyon andGreenwood; 14. William Republicans against Democrats," portion of Lyon; 15. portions of Belleville Livestock Franklin, Osage and Lyon. chairmanoftheHouseReap- Corn,Co, Bunten said. "That's what it'sall 16.Portions of Franklin and Miami; portionment Committee. 17.a portion of Miami; 18-40, districts Belleville, about." in Wyandotte and Johnson. Ks. Republicans control the house 84- in Leavenworth.; In one district, two Democratic 41.42. Districts inpositiontopush 43.45. Districts in Douglas. All feeder pigs on the farm 41 and are incumbents would be pitted against 46. PortionsofDouglas,Jefferson inspected and Leavenworth; 47. portions of and vacciiii through any reapportionment planeach other, but in the other five it Atchison and Jefferson; 48.Doniphan for eryesipelas. Expecting and portionsofAtchison and Brown. over 500 head, they choose. wouldbeRepublicanagainst 49. portions of Brown and Nemaha; 50. signments in early. Also fall% But Rep. Richard Loux, Jac,son and portions of Atchison and selling servicable Democrat. Jefferson. age boars, Democraticfloorleader from The two Democrats who would be 51-59. Districts in Shawnee County. 60. Wabaunsee and portions of Lowell Da rcey-Owner included in the same district are Pottawatomie and Lyon; 61.Portions &Operator of Pottawatomie, Nemaha and Reps. Albert Campbell, Larned, and Marshall; 62. Washington and portions 527-2258 ofMarshalland Republic; 63.Clay C. L. Wilson, Jetmore. andportionsofOttawaand Riley; .64-66. Districts in Geary and Riley. Mike Knedlik-Narks The otherrepresentatives who 67. Aportionof Dickinson; 68-69. Calvin SchouAgeldi DistrictsinSaline; 70. Marionand 358-2567 would be paired: portions of Dickinson, Butler and Harvey; 71. Morris, Chase and 731.4 Gene Steffes, R-Olpe, and Irving portions of Dickinson and Butler; 72. a Niles, D -Lyndon. portionof Harvey; 73. portions of Saline and McPherson; 74. portions of Oscar Nowlin, R -Holton, and McPherson, Harvey andReno; 75. a REMINDER portion of Butler. William Stutz, D -Effingham. 76. Chautauqua, Elk and portions of Sunday, Greenwood,Butlerand Cowley. 77. Nov,11 Harold Dyck, R -Hesston, and portionsofButler and Sedgwick.78. Walter Graber, D -Pretty Prairie. portions ofButlerandCowley; 79. Starts it a.m. portions of Sumner and Cowley. The following - LunchSeb: WAITIN Tobias, R -Lyons,and 60. A portion of Sumner; 81. portions property will Ansel he of Zcogwick and Sumner. public auction at Pausirl in Kingman and the farm located George Jelinek, D -Ellsworth. 82-99. Districts west of St. Marys i portions of Harper and Sedgwick. or 2 east of k Arthur Fr Francis Jacobs, R -Phillipsburg, 100. Comanche, Barber and a portion Highway 24to the Paxico 101.portions of Reno and Roadliel of Harper; south, and34 and Edward Steichen, D -Lenora. Harvey; 102. Pratt. andportionsof mile east ongravel Reno, Stafford, Kiowa and Ford; Bunten, however, indicated there 103-105. districts in Reno County. 2 Inkrnational M Tractors. likely will be some changes in the 106. Rice and a portion of Ellsworth; Household Goodi 107.Lincoln and portions of Ellsworth, 1960 International 91 Combine with corn Bathtub, ational plan. Saline, Ottawa and Mitchell. head. Maytagwringtro Mitchell, 108. Cloud and portions of rollaway tubs, dishes,kit 109. Smith and 1967 2 -ton Ford Truck 600 with grain He assigned six subcommittees to Republic and Jewell; jars,some household portions of Jewell, Osborne and bed and stock rack, 5,500 miles. peL refinethebasicplanintheir Phillips; 110. portions of Osborne, o G&G Rooks, Ellis and Russell. John Deere Fertilizer Wheat Drill,15. Antiques respective areas. 111. A portion of Ellis; 112-113. hole, 7 -inch. of ,zw districtsin Bartonand portions Aladdin lamps, fruitjars, is* District lines in metropolitan 114. New Ideal Fertilizer Spreader, No. 101. Stafford and Russell; Pawnee, pump, copper boiler, btda tinge GI areas would be left principally to Edwards, Hedgeman and aportionof International 10(1 -bushel manure spread- Clark, Gray, Meade and withflourbin, good s Kiowa; 115. er, No. 101 LESION, members of the legislative portions of Ford, Haskell and Seward. kettle and stand. Lardpor 116. A portionofFord;117. Rush, Manure scoop. capper. - The Tect It's easier to remember what delegations from thoseareas. Ness, Lane and portions of Ellis, Scott you said if you tell the truth. Otherwise,the proposed districts and Finney; 118. Graham, Trego, ge was name( See Grass & Grain Of Nov. 9 For Full Listings n in scorner day at the Nat

Terms - Cash Not Responsible For sention here. Monday, November 22 was the seco Clifford Reser melt Grange Auctioneers - Clerk - honor. Commencing At 11:00 a.m. Lunch Served Gene Toby & Lawrence Welter Peoples State Bank

Having decided to quit farming, I will sell at public auction at the ibis Deborah place 2 miles west, 1 south and 1/4 west of Bremen, Kansas, or '/2 mile ine, Kan., the north, 2 east, 1 south and 1/4 west of Hanover. nge Princess, p Friday,Nov. the national tale 160 ACRE IMPROVED FARM Starts 10:00a.m. - Lundlarel major at Er Due to the death of my husband,) rs College, : Will Be Offered For Sale At 2:00p.m. quitting farming and willsell et the "Mothers of Section14 and S1/2 of the SE1/4 of Section11, auction on our farm located 12nonl LEGAL DESCRIPTION - N1/2 of the NE1/4 and the Nigh Township 2 South, Range 5 east of the 6thP.M., Washington County, Kansas. Subject to 121/2 east of Clay Center, Kansas;or any easements of record. north and 61/2 east of Green on s. Lola Mae Fa FARM CONSISTS OF 94 acres cropland, balan*ce pasture and building site. Farm is carrying 39 Road No. 362. acre feed grain base, 9.2 acres 1971 domestic wheat allotment. 1970 wheat allotment was 26.0 acres, 12 conserving acres. Farm Machinery Ward22410rSifhle0:90: THE BUILDINGS CONSIST OF 5 room modern home with 1/2 basement, hot water heater, water chMes.ter 1941 IHC M tractor, power typewriter;hydhttes softener, built-in kitchen cabinets, combination windows and doors, running spring water the steering, 3pt. hitch,L hyd., year around. 44x46 barn with lean-to and 2 grain bins, corn crib with lean-to, chicken house, garage valves; PTO for Ford; good rubber, overhauled, good jack; tarps; beltpulleylor and shop building, 2 hog houses, brooder house, small shed. sled 1951 Ford 8Ntractor,fully single trees; electric corn plat TERMS - 25 percent down day of sale, balance due on January 15,1972, with fullpossession equipped, good rubber, good po ..._. when abstract and deeddelivered. 1971 and all prior years taxes paid. 1963 Baldwin combine, 14' cab, hyd. cylinders;noing THE FARM WILL BE OFFERED as a unit or separately, whichever way the total is the greatest. milo guards, good mowstse ii.antique The down payment will be held in escrow and final settlement will be made at the Bremen 1953 IHC No. 45 hay baler, good Antiquesmall deslo, Superior 250 bu. grain dryer, LP few other State Bank. If interested in a farm fog: an added unit or a home, besureto inspect and be forks, goes House) gas, PTO, good sc. items; prepared to buy. OPEN FOR INSPECTiON ANY TIME. tools andso 1966 Continental rotary mower, 3 otherequip mgaerndten la eePf pt., good rmic w 4 -Wheel Flat Bed Trailer Ferguson 2 row rotary lister,3 I HAY & GRAIN pt., herbicide attachment, good SHOP TOOLS .metal kitchen FARM it 4 -Wheel Trailer, 50 bu. box Ferguson 2 row cultivator, 3 pt., Anvil; welding Rear Mounted Buzz Saw, Approx. 1,000 Bales First ma MACHINE` RY Cutting Alfalfa good grinder; 1948 John Deere Model "B" 3 point. Ferguson 2x14 plow, good ton chain 1/ lstered chaii Several Pcs. Old Machinery Approx.. 500 Bales 2nd & Ferguson dirt scoop, good welder completewiLir loomn Tractor, with starter, 3rd Cutting Alfalfa Ford 7' mower, 3 pt., good lights & lift Ford 3 pt. crane or lift all 1947 Massey Harris Model CATTLE 2 drag harrows, 2 and 3 section Shop MISCELLANEOUS 12' springtooth harrow r 44, 6 cyl. 7 - Polled Hereford Cows, ,Fo m 1,000 Bu. Steel Bin IHC 12' springtooth jacks ';4 small dis0i to calve in Feb. & Mar. chairs 1940 John Deere Model "A" 12' dump rake largeq Some young cows. 500 Gal. Propane Tank occa 1935 Case CC Tractor McCullough D-30 Chain Saw JD No. 55 3x14 plow on rubber, hyd.lportablepmtssws. IHC No. 45 Baler 7 - Calves, 300 - 400 lbs. good 12wool carpet IHC 16x8" Grain Drill, with3-yr-old Registered Polled 300 Gal Fuel Tank & Stand 2 Snowco bale loaders on rubber Shop built 2 row stalk cutter veneer liqu seeder, fertilizer & press Hereford Bull. 15 Bu. Calf Creep Feeder AdmiralTV wheels drya._, ro, 110vor batt 11 x 38 Tractor Chains TRUCK & TRAILERS Electric .edradio-record log John Deere 2-14" Plow, 20 ft. Endless Belt 1971 Ford No. 3501 ton pickup, charger; barbershop 390 4 on rubber Household Goods Honey Extractor automatic, power steering, vanity New Idea 4 -Bar Side Rake, brakes, ass 5 16 ft. Ladder; Steel Posts V8, side mirrors, power I on steel largereartires,underbody timeswithsprings 300 Hedge Posts than Buss Brown 32 ft. Elevator, Harsh hoist, grain sides, less head ANTIQUES Hard set Hi,h PTO drive Elect. Fence Posts & Fencer 10,000miles, like new intFoSrdP.ralpaaYrgre8 stand; Two wheel machinerytrailer Model 13'A3 storqu_, gis;xuAurnselotnirtdlar.dvinili r John Deere 2 -Row Mounted 25 - 8 ft. Corner Posts rearnert,n,p tehps tlsti gac)hbf tric' withtiltbed and 750x20tires lights; (1, Cultivator TRUCK Allis Chaim. Wheel Weights valvereseaboi pla

16 ft. Bale Elevator with Approx. 250 ft. of Cable MISCELLANEOUS r le ironer;,,,,_ 1941 1% Ton Ford, 2 -Speed, IrraPo & Ford wrenches; _did electric motor, (new) 2 -Oil Lubesters Winter fronts for M e sets; with box, hoist & rack tank on d stand; IHC 15 ft. Straight. Disc tractors; 300 gal. gas toolss6used int 4 - 50 Gal. Barrels tank; 14 set; tire mewt John Deere 3 -Bar Side Rake stand; stand for 300 gal. gaji sPace Other Items Not Mentioned 5/ex6, P °° 665 pieces walnut lumber "vewater long, replated, well season. 0.1cflOr 8' stock equipmentstgahoopo, met Wishe GUNS Few cement blocks; Nil .top 3/4 ton NOTE: lance al booty tank; 20" grain sides for othes, .0 g d and old t Ford pickup; some new ca stock Ralph Riekenberg iron;pump lack; Japanese ecloth books . wagon been s; ' saddle; Ford tractor jack; For4 crochet Hanover, Kansas - Phone Bremen, Kansas 913 337-2495 jack. beI, Clerk: Bremen State Bank Not R"P° Terms - Cash Schultis & Son and Wolken, Auctioneers PIC 8 Livestock, Real Estate & General Farm Sales L. Gl Foster Clerk' C' 1109 K Street, Fairbury, Nebr. - Phone 729-2435 Mrs. Leo,' eers :41 S. st Wayne Schultis - Diller, Nebr. - Phone 793-5533 AuctionService, 137 Real Aucts: Foster Kretz WA 6-4422 76.7935, Duane Wolken - Diller, Nebr. - Phone 793-5393 Clay Center, Ph.Morganville an n OfSCOff' Of 5 Decatur, inn Wallace. Hamilton' Scott 5;a43 20 d IPOrtlons POrflons of 11. November 16, 1971 Grass & Grain 21 Nove REMINDER Wednesday, Nov. 17 al Feeder Starts 10 a.m. - Lunch Served PigSo Noticeishereby giventhattheun- dersigned, administrator of the estate of ;day, Glenn D. Robinett, deceased, under Nov.17.1 authority and direction issued out of the .1717 Probate Court of Clay County, Ks., will p lk.70 !Ville sell at public auction on the farm 15 south, Livestock Clm least & 1/4 north of Clay Center, Ks. om, Belleville, FE E DE RS, MOWE RS, SHOP Ks, Farm Machinery TOOLS, HAND TOOLS & MISC. 1964 Ford No. 801 tractor, rigs onthe farm SOS, Bonanza 32" riding mower, 7 inspectedinft wts.,fully equipped, good HP, nearly new; garden tiller, as. Expecting rubber, 5100 hours, good nearly new; hedge posts; electric over 5N 1114.(1 1951 MH Super 26 combine,12', fencers; 60 bu. metal hog feeder; early. Alsoselling good servitablitit 50 gal. hog waterer; cattle creep feeder; cattle head gate;roll CAR & TRUCK cribbing; 16' aluminum ladder; )a rcey-Owner 1962 Mercury Comet 4 dr., V8, &Operator chain hoist; block and tackle; automatic, good shape chain boomers; hyd. jack. 527-2258 1963 Chev.1/2 ton pickup, long wide bed, 4 speed, 6 cylinder, HOUSEHOLD GOODS Narks radio, heater, bumper, good 1959 Coronado15 cu.ft.deep Calvin Schaw Steel slip in stock rack, -good freeze; metal kitchen cabinet; 1960 GE 11 cu. ft. refrigerator; wooden dinettetablewith 2 HAY & PROPANE TANK chairs; brown swivel rocker.

See Grass & Grain Nov. 2 For Complete Listings Sunday, PIK!

Starts flan.- t,pcii The following WAITING FOR THE SALE Glenn D. Robinett Estate properly s',, public auction at the larn ',s, Pausing before sale time at the livestock auction at Herington are Arthur Timm, Woodbine; GAIL ROBINETT, ADMINISTRATOR west of St. Marys or lest.4,i Arthur Fry, Hope; and Dale Gantenbein, Hope. Foster Kretz Auction Service, Clerks: Mr. & Mrs Clarence Highway24tothePaxiokz' Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Jones, Abilene south, and as mile 0 oast cl.j.', Elmer Anderson, Atty. for Estate, Clay Center, Ks. chita,Kansas Junior Grange HOUStW (tt nbine with corn ationalAwards superintendent, received second- Bathtub, Hl),; ..-- toilaway la: place national honors for her 600 with grain Green City Sale Pavilion jars. morn, work with the Junior Grange. 500 miles. o G&G Area Vheat Drill,15. tatip Six Kansas womenwon na-

Aladdin lamps tional needlework awards at the icader, No. 101. 01, rangeGroups PION (OP blie.6 convention. They were: SPECIAL BREEDING manure spread- Withflour bis, COW & CHARLESTON, W.Va. Mary Bartellof Clearwater, Lel& and slab'WTI capper. - The Tecumseh, second place intable clothes; range was named first in the Margaret Holt of Ulysses.se- BRED HEIFER SALE ss & Grain Of Nov. 9 For Full Listims lion in women'sactivities cond inknit sweaters; Henna nday at the National Grange Jane Huseby of Bonner Springs, Not ResponsiNtk nvention here. second in stoles: Mary Brewer It was the second time the of Ulysses, third in tableclothes; SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20 Clifford Reser eannseh Grange has received Mrs. Earl Maffett of Fort Scott, honor. third in edgings, and Mrs. Otto PeoplesSlagn (All Day Sale Starting Promptlyat 9 a.m.) ce Welter !UrbanofCaldwell,thirdin bliss Deborah Tribby of doilies and centerpieces. Cygne, Kan., the 1972 Kansas Three young Kansans, ages 5 range Princess, placed second 2700 HEAD to 14,won awards inJunior Friday, Not the national talent finals. A 1 kat major at Emporia State Grange competition. They were: 1000 Young Angus Cows & 2 year old Bred Heifers Starts10:00a.m. - DarinBates o fOskaloosa, Ws hers College, Miss Tribby Due to the death of my. third in crafts and Jeffery Huck 1000 Young Hereford Cows & 2 year old Bred Heifers quitting farming and ng the "Mothers Solo" from auction on our farmlocaleIS ahl and the Night Visitors. and Cindy Spears. both of Kan- 200 Angus & Hereford Cows (calves by side) 121/2 east of ClayCenter, NO sasCity,Kan., both thirdin north and 61/2 eastof CooMrs. Lola Mae Farmer of Wi- photos. 100 Charolais Cows & 2 year old Bred Heifers Road No. 362. 200 Thinner & older Cows (suitable for stalk fields) hinery M. Ward 410sff:';: 200 Black whiteface 2 year old Bred Heifers chester 22 hyd, Friday, Nov. 19 ctor, power ypewriter; itch, L hyd., valves; PTO ferto 50 Head choice quality 2 year old Holstein Dairy Cows, Bred for December & January calves. hauled, good jack; tarps; Starts 12:00 Noon elf" actor,fully singletrees; 541 S. 5th 36 Black whiteface 2 year old Bred Heifers, mated to Registered Limousin Bull ("calve in Feb., rubber, good posts; anticl"(°c' Herington, Kansas These calves can be registered) .4 14' cab, hyd. eYfind"s' sine, . mower. Il - A SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE SALE - Antique y baler, good soL,.,.....s 300Angus Cowsfrom one farm (a complete dispersion), bred to Murray.Greg.Simmental- 3in dryer,LP chair / a fe °'i'ttt Household Maine Anjou and Santa Gertrudis bulls. 85 cows have calved by side -balance are bred for February calves.NOTE - This consignment sells promptly at 10 din. mist. iterrIA4nsiisosatca Extra large deepfreeze,good ary mower,3 other ON,- ormica .Antiques table withleaves, 4 eguirelm chairs Silverplate teaservice with 3 2 metal kitchen Angus Cowsbred to Registered Brangus Bulls - some with calves by side Iary lister, sH010. cabinets platter 40 Hereford and ichment, good ,,, Living Pewter set:sugar & creamer; welunl ,, room couch and chair tivator, 3 pt-, ,:i piece sectional teapot; sugar lump holder EARLY LISTINGS . tvinder; bell; 'p: ton 2 upholsteredchairs Oak dining table with leaves, 3 75 2 year old Black whiteface Bred Heifers (mated to % Limousin and % Red Angus Bulls) calve chain h131/ to 3 upholstered chairs and arm chair in March. pgood con10iit Black lounge chairs 15 Choice and fancy Charolais Cows (big calves at side). Bred to Registered Charolais Bull to ,good welder Fox corner tables,1 large, -Walnut upholstered chair calve in February. 1 small yt., good Acord decorated 4 -poster bed 25 Black whiteface 2 year old Bred Heifers (bred to % Limousin and '6 Charolais Bull) P°melltoarbsietIll'auir "Black Fox lift all s coffee table Dresser with beveled mirror 1 Big choice quality 2 year old Charolais Bull suescailgee 4 Corner lamptable and 3 section Shop with Black Bed, 4 drawer chest and 4 drawer 16 Black whiteface 2 year old Bred Heifers (mated to Angus Bull) 90 Big choice Black and Black whiteface Heifers (mated to Angus Bulls) squirrelsmall it vanity with mirror row occasional chairs Walnut matchingchair and 26 Hereford 2 year old Bred Heifers (mated to Angus Bulls) lacks;tcalia6' 2,upholstered with footstool 90 3 year old Purebred Angus Cows (March calves) large b°I .36;0 occasional chairs rocker A floor I- tii 20 Choice Angus Cows, 3 and 4 year olds (March calves) Pistol and nyu ttt ammunition 2 walnut night stands; rubber, n 70 Choice 2 year old Hereford Bred Heifers (mated to Registered Angus Bulls). These are Colorado iw on '; 942 woolcarpet upholstered swivel stool used in boltsa. . ) Srk '\\taint heifers that have been summered in Missouri. rubber tfrablefPa,irlien7f6, veneer liquor cabinet railroadcars; 6 oldtrunks; 14 Angus Cows, 3 to 6 years old ews On 21" Adm 46 Young Angus Cows, 3 to 7 years old (a complete dispersion) eni VI°. ir Silvertone picture frames; Spartan console ask cutter 1/411) - 11; radlOo 110Vor battery; old con radio;beveledmirrorwith 105 Choice Angus 2 year old Bred Heifers Sotelveelerdadio-record - 48 Angus Cows (30 have fall calves by side) Eleetrfc,,, cI!. player; walnut frame; oval mirror. lAILERS barbershop Sleeping cat doorstop; brass 160 Big choice Angus 2 year old Bred Heifers (mated to Registered Angus Bulls, February calves) charger' wleve, chest & mirror; bed, 95 Choice Angus 2 year old Bred Heifers (March calves) ton Pickl guns, cresol #f,;:, vanity washboard; railroad lantern; 3 mattress withmirror, 115 Big 2 year old Hereford Bred Heifers (February calves) steering, & springs; 2 twin White sewing machine in wooden 42 Hereford Cows, 2 to 6 years old brakes, saWs,...sioulleff; bed sower frames with and V4"' r springs. mattress and box cabinet. 45 3 year old Hereford Cows (calves by side) underbody 32 Choice Hereford Cows (some with calves) griPst Corn planter and weeder; hand than t 110 Night 36 Charolais 2 year old Bred Heifers (February calves) ides, less seiliFerivd;,/:. stand; grindstone; cast well pump; oak Stand;br. roundnight 60 Choice 2 year old Hereford Bred Heifers (mated to Angus Bulls). These are sandhills Hereford w ao sl ds cwh easl tl s ofdrawers; five pedestal stand. trailer tits!R, from Nebraska that have been wintered and summered here in Missouri. n ry .N.I::< aguariu tires 9 .plaques; fish & esea ' 20 Head of 3 and 4 year old Hereford cows, mated to Charolais bull 1175e0x20 volv.pernernjt41(11r:.:':,mangle I light; 2 cameras; LAWN & GARDEN 30 Head choice quality Hereford cows. mui druo.;.e. Maytag square Porch swings; 2 metal lawn lob conventional chairs;lawn 52 Head Big 1200 lb. choice quality Angus cows. NEOUSFord w"nen8,ehdee'stt.s,a,r.: tub and washer; wash chairs; 3 lawn ; metal stand. chaise lounge; child's metal 90 Angus and Black whiteface Cows, from one farm, some with calves fa complete dispersion) ittankM tap 2 gas gas k; 14" evaporativetampsce heaters; 2 swimming pool with liner. Selling 1000 head cows - cows with calves by side - bred heifers in lots of 1 to 50 head. These 9, electric water with cows and bred heifers are consigned .by farmers of this North Missouri Area. 0 gal.tan, sgecidif.%::150'1; coolers; 2 5 HP riding lawn mower floor polishers. 1 year old; push The cows and bred heifers will be tuberculosis' and brucellosis tested with health papers furnished n be rVex A , 4 shelf grass catcher ',"01.enth,,910 metal book good; by consignors. Most of the young cows and bred heifers will be pregnancy tested. seasOn , aPPliance-moving stand; iron lawn mower, B&S motor, stocrs These cows listed 30 days ahead of sale date - more loads of cows and bred heifers will be what.nots, dolly;vases, gardenhose;wheelbarrow; licks; 3/4 ton ctibf E' "se. consigned by sale time. des for 11$11°P I.W'' crocks; cast iron skillets, shovels, axes, hoes, rakes. Your light planes can land at Green City Airport Oa well VP r,Iw light new and r tablecloths;books; 3 ladders;3" vise; LUNCH ROOM OPEN ALL DAY a arid shedds° stockon crocheted itelminse.ns; logchain. apanese been _on,.t,aK1 r lack;wag N01 Ke 111 GREEN CITY AUCTION COMPANY Garnell B. Barnes GREEN CITY, MISSOURI 541 S. 5th OVID VESTAL 874.2405 LAWRENCE COUCH 874.2875 KARL BOEHNER 874.3155 pioneersneirs & Real Street Herington, Kansas Estate Brokers: Milton Anderson, Manhattan, Ks. BARN PHONE 874.2090 AUCTIONEERS: Don Albertson, Willard Dean Page & Clarence Findling 05 Foster Y 776-7935, 1! PkilteC I I sprvice'49 and Robert G. Wilson, 913 494-2552, St. George, Ks. ction z Au vote W- A 0" organ 111 ,,,we.....tei4133WXseeenweima...--

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are the remaining 'treatments Scabies, a disease causing lesions Panhandle, two feedlots in videanGritierdfaaysetstanin:chtedi available through dippingthe trees in the fleshofcattle, has been Oklahoma, two feedlots in Texas and you now;e: at least 5,000 head ofcattle in animal entirely in the chemically for, suggestt E discovered in at least one feedlot in treated liquid. Kansastat " Kansas, Dr. John Hudelson, state several states. v":: livestocksanitarycommissioner, An eight -state meeting has been Use of toxophene requires two If the needi clippings, 10 to 14 days apart, then a told the Kansas Livestock held in an effort to trace the origin of clusters ofes23 are lone A 14 -daywaiting pine -usually Association Con- cattle carrying the lesions to stop it periodbefore Cattle Feeders Austrian. tch ference at Wichita last week. ' before the outbreak becomes any slaughter, so the hot -limed sulphur These treatment is recommended. in Pines will Hudelson told the 200 -pluscat- more widespread, he said. d.ciTayriAk Federal law does notprohibit proaching tlemen attendingthat the com- BHC and Lindane, two common holidays -aod becoming_ municable disease was foundin poisonous chemicalsfortreating transportation or slaughter of these increasingl animals and threat to human beings vif./ fromcommercial Nebraska and traced to Kansas. these outbreaks, have been banned tr Kansas. eeY From there it was backtracked to for use on slaughtercattle. is not a factor. However, some states jiES1 require dipping for scabies before the needles Texhoma in the Oklahoma Toxophene and hot -limed sulphur is cattle can cross state lines. twigIf singly, the treeis a sp fir. Needles on most firs areetSTeik°reare one-half and to oneinto shorter thanpine needles,

When you havedecided the tree isa spruce or re, needles froma small br your thumb. If the SALE EVERY TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY AT HERINGTON n. small bumpson the twig, NECA YO

BONDED Cooperative Nemo SUM TIONAL Herington Livestock Auction Co Inc.Excellent Truck 1511535 State llvivirsitv.111 e Kansas E & Rail Facilities event in Ph STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY CONSIGNED CATTLE Larry Roede ad scR test with 14 youth spec i Ralph Schlesener, 13 wf hfrs 352 @ 37.10 Following is a list of sales made Tuesday, November 9th: We are expecting about 1,600 - 1,800 head R. D. Atkinson, 1 white hfr 740 @ 31.00 Larry to the of cattle for our sales Tuesday and Wed- Nancy Peck, 3 wf hfrs 412 @ 36.00 Larry,winne Galen Kickhaeler, 2 sows 648 @ 15.10 nesday. Of Mr. and ? A. L. James, 5 hogs 207 @ 18.75 Herman Schlotthauer, 1 wf bull 1350 @ 26.00 awn Garde C. B. Norman, 2 hogs 200 @ 18.70 WEDNESDAY Edgar Henricks, 1 holst str 580.@ 32.00 er.Larry w Albert Meyer, 2 sows 322 @ 16.10 27 head dispersal Angus cows, heavy Richard Stuchlik, 3 blk strs 662 @ 29.50 winner for springers. T. H. Schlesener, 1 bwf str 290 @ 46.00 Harry Yakle, 6 hogs 226 @ 18.70 Randy & Stuchlik, 7 mix hfrs 731 @ 25.10 Dennis Klenda, 13 hogs 235 @ 18.90 15 head of dispersal Angus cows, tested, aspruce.If heavy springers. Alvin Zeckser, 4 wf strs 376 @ 41.30 thereare Contests on Dale Gaston, 21 shoats 147 @ 14.40 depressions on the bark Marvin Barlow, 1 red boar 425 @ 12.40 400-500 head of feeder heifers weighing Margie Davis, 1 blk str 565 @ 34.60 maintenance Albert Olson, 14 pigs @ 10.50 600-700 lbs. Delmar Sandow, 25 mix strs 788 @ 35.30 needles were, it's a fir. Fir ration of a tr Galen Kickhaefer, 4 sows 549 @ 15.40 400 head of feeder steers weighing Delmar Sandow, 25 mix strs 776 @ 35.40 are flat compared with The national Bill Barlow, 8 hogs 260 @ 18.10 600-800 lbs. Delmar Sandow, 25 mix strs 822 @ 35.05 pine needles, which are National 44 Mike & Mark Jones, 9 hogs 239 @ 18.70 Approximately 600 head of calves and Delmar Sandow, 25 mix strs 786 @ 35.15 yearlings. Delmar Sandow, 14 mix strs 801 @ 35.15 oval. the Cooperat Bryce Bettles, 6 hogs 225 @ 18.85 Norway, white, and blue Chas Heiser, 10 hogs 224 @ 18.85 Our receipts for last week were 2,600 head Geo Safarik, 1 red bull 535 @ 33.75 Dale Dautel, 9 spot pigs @ 13.25 of livestock. Gerhardt Kickhaefer, 3 mix hfrs 700 @ 31.80 and Douglasfir are usually Bill Shippy, 6 hogs 218 @ 18.95 We will not say anything about our market. H. A. Granzow, 9 char strs 566 @ 37.00 the Kansas market. Minnes1 John Reznicek, 29 wf hfrs 699 @ 32.50 Jerry Paige, 17 hogs 223 @ 19.20 Just ask those for whom we have sold. Extension foresterGaryN J. Lee Byram, 30 blk hfrs 723 @ 31.60 Ted Hanschu, 4 hogs 192 @ 18.25 points out that certain eComr Milton Gehrke, 39 hogs 216 @ 19.00 Ed Hirt, 1 hOlst cow 1390 @ 21.90 J. Lee Byram, 23 blk hfrs 680 @ 31.60 Dale Lanning, 1 boar 615 @ 12.40 Harry Hatterman, 1 blk clf, 330 @ 36.75 J. Lee Byram, 16 mix hfrs 695 @ 31.00 their needles betterthan Werner Lauderman, 27 hogs 214 @ 18.90 Glenn Kyle, 14 bik hfrs 576 @ 33.15 J. Lee Byram, 17 mix hfrs 697 @ 31.00 when placed in a warm no esotafish Leo Biehler, 9 hogs 233 @ 19.10 Bill Meyer, 1 wf hfr 640 @ 33.40 McCully Estate, 7 blk hfrs 607 @ 32.00 holds up best, followed by ator has be Art Albrecht, 8 wf strs 537 @ 40.00 Ed Spohn, 2 hogs 226 @ 17.70 Kenneth Kyle, 3 wf strs 675 @ 36.20 then spruce. directorof Tom Thomas, 12 pigs @ 11.25 Kenneth Kyle, 3 wf strs 482 @ 37.25 Jess Widler, 1 bwf str 500 @ 37.00 Fish and James Cott, 4 sows 490 @ 15.40 Kenneht Kyle, 3 wf strs 480 @ 38.10 Leonard Johnson, 1 holst str 675 @ 30.80 Kansas pines arecut lai Auchard & Auchard, 32 hogs 214 @ 19.05 Kenneth Kyle, 7 bwf hfrs 526 @ 33.80 Leonard Johnson, 7 bwf strs 666 @ 36.40 trees imported from other D. Wetterste Patrick & Donald Tajchman, 7 hogs 260 @ 18.20 Wm Mitchell, 1 wf str 425 @ 38.75 Elmer Roehrman, 5 wf strs 811 @ 36.00 arethereforefresher ad Harriett Johnson, 1 char str 735 @ 36.30 Court F. Lee, 2 hogs 217 @ 18.85 Carl Bass, 2 bwf strs 648 @ 36.50 needles longer. Pete Tajchman, 1 sow 535 @ 15.00 Warren Biehler, 2 wf strs 445 @ 40.00 Raymond Pagenkopf, 6 blk strs 517 @ 39.00 Carl Pschigoda, 4 sows 306 @ 16.30 Cecil McLinden, 1 wf str 490 @ 37.00 Utech Bros., 4 bwf strs 439 @ 40.50 Utech Bros., 16 blk strs 356 @ 40.10 Mark Anderson, 12 hogs 192 @ 17.45 Jerry Plett, 10 bwf strs 454 @ 38.90 Von Pschigoda, 5 hogs 225 @ 18.95 Utech Bros., 15 blk hfrs 388 @ 36.60 Dave Goert, 4 wf hfrs 310 @ 38.20 Utech & Granzow, 7 wf strs 496 @ 40.00 Percy Wendt, 9 hogs 219 @ 19.15 Dave Goert, 2 wf strs 340 @ 45.25 Keith Meyer, 18 pigs @ 12.25 Utech & Granzow, 12 blk strs 437 @ 38.60 Werner Monnick, 8 blk strs 343 @ 41.25 Utech & Granzow, 7 bwf hfrs 484 @ 35.20 Jeff Davis; 12 pigs @ 13.75 Bill Czarnowsky, 1 blk bull 1200 @ 27.00 Jeff Davis, 22 pigs @ 14.00 Alvin Reiman, 5 wf strs 746 @ 36.10 Harry Schlesner, 1 wf cow 1210 @ 21.10 Alvin Reiman, 6 blk strs 590 @ 37.00 Ron Schlesener, 1 sow 425 @ 14.90 Ernest Gruber, 1 wf cow 1110 @ 25.00 Kenny & Mary Holub, 10 hogs 235 @ 18.85 Ecklund & Sons, 14 blk strs 266 @ 44.50 Robert Geiswein, 1 wf cow 1035 @ 19:00 Ecklund & Sons, 37 blk strs 394 @ 42.65 Eugene Christiansen, 17 hogs 231 @ 19.10 Mrs. George Schlesener, 1 bik cow 1005 @ 18.00 3 Head Allen Thomas, 2 hogs 238 @ 18.70 Clarence Winter, 1 wf str 485 @ 38.25 Ecklund & Sons, 40 blk strs 400 @ 42.65 Eldon Weber, 11 hogs 269 @ 17.80 John Amoz, 2 wf strs 517 @ 38.70 Ecklund & Sons, 40 blk strs 394 @ 42.75 Ecklund & Sons, 47 blk hfrs 378 @ 37.30 LNunothy'l* Merle Fitzgerald, 3 hogs 237 @ 18.95 Michael Brooks, 2 wf hfrs 502 @ 43.75 StSartastul2rNdooanyL & Ecklund & Sons, 17 blk hfrs 283 @ 38.60 igshwitof!), Harold Buffon, 3 sows 545 @ 15.20 Duane Biehler, 1 blk str 604 @ 33.25 bAuryt NplacelonmilHeti Ecklund & Sons, 1 sow 465 @ 15.30 Ralph Hertlein, 1 wf cow 830 @ 21.80 Ecklund & Sons, 47 blk hfrs 381 @ 37.20 freshenit Frank Svoboda, 6 bwf strs 649 @ 37.20 Club Coe. John Polok, 9 sows 507 @ 15.30 J. D. Gaines, 13 hoist calves @ 61.00 south of Country Coin, withCalve F. J. Revere, 17 hogs 233 @ 18.80 Gerald Sinith, 10 wf strs 631 @ 37.60 1, Jeff Daivs, 2 holst strs @ 107.00 CMI to fresher Peterson Bros., 15 hogs 240 @ 18.55 Ralph Schlesener, 1 wf str 785 @ 34.75 Gerald Smith, 8 wf strs 483 @ 39.00 HOLSTEINy Gerald Smith, 6 wf hfrs 603 @ 33.00 s.old, Lynn Kleiber, 7 hogs 214 @ 19.00 Al Pritz, lholst cow 1275 @ 22.70 Two46 old Angus Engle Bros., 12 hogs 228 @ 19.00 Martin Beltz, 14 wf strs 542 @ 39.60 December; one6 yrs, elo.be Bull Elvin Pracht, 1 bwf str 565 @ 37.25 old Hubert Steiner, 8 hogs 224 @ 18.95 Jr. Hanschu, 5 wf strs 453 @ 40.60 in June;one.T Angus Bull Don Cunningham, 1 wf str 42.5 @ 37.50 now, fresh fresh in Po Albert Olson, 6 hogs 203 @ 18.30 Bill Phillips, 4 blk hfrs 309 @ 32.90 Jr. Hanschu, 5 wf strs 517 @ 40.00 milkingnow, Glen Reidy, 4 hogs 231 @ 18.75 Bill Phillips, 4 blk hfrs 551 @ 33.75 Jr. Hanschu, 5 wf hfrs 492 @ 35.25 Eldred Brockmeier, 23 hois 221 @ 18.95 Martin Stika, 3 wf bulls 470 @ 38.25 El iirP Mc: Bill I hillips, 8 nolst cows 993 @ 20.60 Mueller(115NCIGg a Picku Bradford Herbel, 1 wf str 530 @ 37.50 Maurice Johnson, 22 hogs 223 @ 18.95 Billy Cunningham, 1 wf str 520 @ 37.10 2 unitrnilk hevrolet Morris Engle, 6 hogs 212 @ 18.85 Brian Herbel, 1 wf str 505 @ 37.00 old; Surge 1/2-7

Leroy Youngren, 4 wf hfrs 351 @ 36.00 ateder; Harry Lawrenz, 5 sows 442 @ 15.40 Francis Herbel, 8 wf strs 611 @ 36.40 Joe Dvorak, 2 swiss hfrs 810 @ 24.00 l aho stwli Martin Hajek, 10 hogs 209 @ 18.75 Francis Herbel, 7 wf strs 463 @ 39.20 old,30g a glass Harry Campbell, 1 holst str 1015 @ 26.00 double tub. g Equip Eli Henricks, 8 hogs 247 @ 18.45 Victor Reich, 1 blk hfr 700 @ 26.75 Carl Hedstrom, 2 blk hfrs 363 @ 36.00 Lyle Reich, 5 hogs 217 @ 18.70 Ray Dalton, 5 blk "strs 287 @ 40.30 Carl Hedstrom, 6 blk strs 390 @ 41.30 Howard Groening, 2 wf strs 445 @ 39.00 Gus Warner, 1 bik clf @ 53.00 Elmer Will, 6 wf hfrs 353 @ 36.30 2 A -s aMApiRed.Si Tom Murphy, 11 bwf hfrs 477 @ 34.40 Clarence Winter, 1 wf clf @ 97.50 Elmer Will, 2 wf strs 355 @ 44.00 ay & S Tom Murphy, 6 bwf bulls 561 @ 36.50 Nathan Wadel, 2 swiss clvs @ 66.00 Percy Schrader, 6 bik hfrs 393 @ 36.00 i loieslit Rodney Herzet, 10 wf strs 405 @ 42.10 Percy Schrader, 4 blk strs 411 @ 40.00 Cuti Tom Herzet, 8 wf strs 392 @ 36.00 Warren Olson, 4 blk strs 619 @ 35.40 FARM ) Tom Herzet, 6 wf strs 418 @ 41.25 Some Sales for Wed., November 10 the Lynn Cress, 2 strs 787 @ 34.00 2nd cuu Karl Schoof, 1 blk hfr 895 @ 28.10 Nelsons Inc., 6 mix hfrs 686 @ 31.05 Dairid Loveless, 4 wf hfrs 468 @ 35.00 Nelsons Inc., 26 mix hfrs 725 @ 32.40 20.70 Darrell Krause, 1 bwf hfr 485 @ 35.50 Mike Loveless, 3 red cows 877 @ WileatStray William Wahl, 3 wf bulls 620 @ 33.75 Nelsons Inc., 13 char hfrs 777 @ 31.35 Don Cress, 2 blk strs 725 @ 32.10 Melvin Pagenkopf, 4 wf hfrs 428 @ 36.25 Brude Hedstrom, 10 blk strs 413 @ 39.70 Don Cress, 1 blk str 785 @ 32.00 Melvin Pagenkopf, 3 wf strs 495 @ 39.20 Brude Hedstrom, 12 blk hfrs 392 @ 34.90 Harry Granzow, Jr., 3 wf hfrs 513@ 33.25 Fred Shields, 2 bwf strs 265 @ 40.75 Gary Hamm, 76 mix strs 863 @ 34.00 Stanley Otte, 1 bwf hfr 825 @ 30.75 ractoi Lyle Krause, 1 wf cow 1475 @ 20.20 Alvin Bird, 5 mix strs 761 @ 35.45 Emma Bayes, 1 bwf str 335 @ 44.25 Randall Pritz, 5 wf cows 851 @ 19.10 Alvin Bird, 8 bik strs 688 @ 35.00 Sam Helback, 11 wf strs 716 @ 36.10 on Don McMahan,.32 wf strs 693 @ 36.70 disk;rr1 DC, with Ruben Rempel, 1 bik str 300 @ 37.00 John D. Comp, 1 jer cow 765 @ 18.60 l Jr. Herzet, 3 blk bulls 345 @ 39.75 Don McMahan, 21 mix strs 695 @ 36.40 rubber; Don McMahan, 14 blk strs 728 @ 35.70 Raymond Kandt, 1 wf bull 415 @40.50 box Deere Geo Venburg, 1 wf cow 930 @ 21.75 34.50 trailer `13) Don McMahan, 13 strs 743 @ 34.75 Nathan Wedel, 1 swiss bull 165 @ spreader. eere 'A' Milo Waylan, 1 wf bull 1245 @ 25.75 0:0r1 Charles & Carl Gutsch, 5 blk cows & clvs @ 295.00 James Cott, 1 bwf bull 595 @ 34.10 FOR% ( Lena Albrecht, 1 wf cow 920 @ 23.50 Charles & Carl Gutsch, 17 mix hfrs 775 @ 31.70 Jerry Groening, 3 blk strs 455 @ 38.75 1962 Lena Albrecht, 1 wf cow 800 @ 24.40 Charles & Carl Gutsch, 18 blk hfrs 753 @ 31.80. Jerry Groening, 3 blk strs 568 @ 37.90 tOr Dale Lanning, 1 blk bull 1265 @ 26.00 Charles & Carl Gutsch, 20 bik hfrs 767 @ 31.80 Jerry Groening, 2 bwf hfrs 558 @ 33.25 Glen Schrader, 1 hoist cow 1420 @ 20.80 Milton Beckel, 3 bwf hfrs 630 @ 32.50 Rock Bros., 1 blk bull 245 @ 39.50 Consign or,CUIIIV hi Sophia Nuss, 1 wf hfr 420 @ 35.50 Forde NH tg Milton Beckel, 2 bwf hfrs 522 @ 34.10 Walter Otte, 3 bwf hfrs 658 @ 31.75 itehntron ke 3.sec Mike & Mark Utech, 2 char strs 553 @ 34.25 Walter Otte, 3 wf hfrs 673 @ 31.75 rear - ad At Henry Peters, 1 wf str 410 @ 41.25 Geo Vinduska, 10 wf strs 565 @ 39.90 Paul Murphy, 8 wf hfrs 568 @ 35.00 Frank Frohn, 1 wf rn str 440 @ 39.00 deliverydelivern erand Henry Peters, wf str 515 @ 38.75 Bill Barlow, 6 bulls 472 @ 36.40 Adolph Kristek, 7 wf strs 460 @ 38.10 Ford mow Phon( 34.25 Clerk Dan & Tim Utech, 4 holst strs 646 @ 31.00 Bill Barlow, 8 blk hfrs 418 @ 35.15 Otto Brockmeier, 1 bik str 530 @ honed. Cash Dan & Tim Utech, 3 hoist strs 407 @ 35.25 Elmer Teetzen, 3 red strs 507 @ 35.90 Wm Schump, 8 char str 644 @ 36.50 Terra, liv chultis TT Kock, Way Street H. Irvin Christiansen Edward B. Tolle Joe Ctemence OSA WI 111 Duane Shuiti. Phone 316/732-3185 Phone 1613 Roxbury Phone 913/479-5922 sF11006ox 19-mid ne MARKET REPORTS: Rt. 4 Olken A, -sloel g Radio Station WIBW,Topeka, Monday 12:15 p.m.; Tuesday, 7 a.m. P.- rnorY, Fieldman C. C. Wendt Lee W. Remy Fieldman Ted Haefner Radio Station KJCK, Junction City, Monday thru Saturday, 8:30 a.m. Harold Phone 913/258-2529 Phone 913/983-4473 Phone 316/924-5446 22 the director here for10 years who resigned under pressureOct. 3. No The new director 4114 apparently was November 16, 1971 the unanimous choice ofthe five - Grass & Grain 23 .., man commission. Easyio "We are extremely pleasedto be able to obtain the servicesof such a Roil(' competent individual whohas gained widespread recognition and 2 BIG SALES EVERY WEEK respect for his leadership and sit's easytreestok ad- ministrative ability Bonded for your protection Corotpresuggest t0.111:(1., in the wildlife Pr conservation field", Fred Sears, Kansas state Colby, commission chairman, If the need..; said in a statement released bythe iHOGS on Tuesday clusters tt LEADING HOG MART IN KANSAS. of 2,3 commission's Informationand pine -usually' Education Division. Austrian. Styti These

inthemetIN Ito S13,1011064ON Proaching holid becoming SALES CO., INC. inerw, from commercial ,,.' nA BarnPhone CATTLE./ Kansas. l+ 913/325-2266 Every14317711 If theneedle.;; Wednesd T twig singly, Harold Siegel, Albert Gieber the tret.;- Auctioneers tft fir. Needlesar414;:r Richard are one-half to al Wettersten For Information or toConsign, Call: shorter than pine o: ED BURT,Washington, Kans. 913/325-2393 When you have tioi the tree isa spr...i. needles from a Your thumb. Ifttetti Wednesday, Nov. 17 small bumps on tio.:s. SENECA YOUTH 4thIN Starts 12 Noon - Lunch Served NATIONAL TRACTOR -DRIVING CONTEST Ironically, theannouncement We will sell at public auction at the place uintooihnsuk04 2 miles south on Highway 15,1/2 mile east, 2 lam The Kansas entry in the Western Regional 4-H Tractor Opera- came on the eve of the biggest day of ck 4111111:11m southand 1/2 mileeastofFairbury, the year for Kansas outdoorsmen. :ies tors event inPhoenix, Ariz. placed fourth. Nebraska. the Sunflower State in the Quail and pheasant seasons opened Pill (I Larry Roeder, Seneca, represented Tdiitrieosn,)Wide Front (good con - contest with 14 participants, reportsJohn Hanna, Extension 4-H statewide Saturday, thefirst time since 50 Head Cattle 4 and youth specialist, Kansas State University. Hanna accompan - 1932 both seasons haveopened 37.10 at the same time. 10 Hereford Cows, with Calves at1953 Case Model SC Tractor ied Larry to the event. (good condition) 31.00 A native of Illinois, Wettersten side Larry, winner of the 1970 Kansas 4-H Operators Event, is the has Cultivator for Case SC Tractor He is a dairy farmer with his lived 24 years in Minnesota. So 10 Hereford Cows,tocalvein 50 @ 26.00 son of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Roeder. the spring New Holland Twine -Tie Baler 32.00 Larry was Nemaha County 4-H Tractor Operators Con- commission, which went south to father. 20 Steer & HeiferCalves,just 29.50 test winner for two years and entered the 1969 and 1970 state hire Moore in 1961, went north to hire Allis-Chalmers Model 66 Combine 16.00 Weaned (good condition) event. its third director in 30years. 25.10 a Allis-Chalmers 3 -Point Side Rake spruce.Ifthen o Contests onall levels include a written examination on safety Moore, by theway, has been living 30 out of a camper on the commission Case 3 -Point Plow 0 depressions on the ten maintenance, inspection and practical examination, and the Car 35.30 needles were, irsafirf ration of a tractor with two and four-wheel trailers. grounds here for the past week. His Case 7 -ft., 3 -Point Mower 1964 Ford Galaxie 500, Automatic 35.40 are flat compared th The nationalcontest is sponsored by Standard Oil Foundation formerresidencewas a house Massey -H a r r i sSelf - Propelled 35.05 Transmission pine needle, whioh and National 4 -H Service Committee, Chicago.It is conducted furnished by the commission. His Cornpicker 35.15 oval. by the Cooperative Extension Services of participating states. plans are unknown. Pop -Up Bale Loader 35.15 '5 Norway, white, sat Wettersten received his bachelor John Deere 3 -Point Lister, with )0 @ 31.80 and Douglasfir aretst of science degree at the University Hogs & Equip. Rotary Moldboards & Rubber of Minnesota. He majored in fish and Press Wheels 37.00 the Kansas market Minnesota To Pick Top Man 'For 10 Sows, to farrow in February 32.50 wildlife Extension foresterG'4 management.Whileat- Oliver 11 -ft. Tandem Disc 1.60 Steel Hog Feeder points out that cent. me Commission tending college from 1952 to 1956, he Small Pig Feeders & Waterers Case 32 -ft.Elevator,with Gas 1.60 worked asa game biologist 31.00 theirneedleshole in Steel Hog Troughs Motor Minnesotafishandwildlife 31.00 when placed in a o.a.r. Grove, Minn., assistant director of Minnesota and South Dakota. Horn-Draulic Loader istrator has been named as 32.00 holds up best, follor the Game and FishDivisionin After graduating, Wettersten 3 -Point Sub -Soil Chisel )0 new directorofthe Kansas served the Minnesota department as Household Goods then spruce. Minnesota's Department of Natural Big Butch 6 -Row, Pull -type Spray- try,Fish and Game Corn - game manager. He was promoted to Kansas pines are Resources, will assume his duties er 30.80 on. project leader and had primary 36.40 trees imported french: here Nov. 29. IH 16 -Hole Drill, on rubber, with hard D. Wettersten, 40, CottageWettersten replaces George Moore, responsibilitiesforthesatewide Miscellaneous 36.00 arethereforefresh: Seeder Attachment 36.30 game habitat improvement needles longer. IH F-35 Go -Dig 7 @ 39.00 program. He also served as the Farm Machinery 50 Friday, Nov. 19 division's federal agency coor- John Deere 12 -ft. Springtooth .10 dinator on agricultural programs. 1959 Case-AmaticTractor, New Several Pieces Old Machinery .60 Starts 12 Noon - Lunch Served 40.00 In 1964, Wettersten joined the U.S. I will sell at public auction at the place 2 Fish and Wildlife Service where he @ 38.60 miles south, 31/2 east of Hubbell, Nebraska, @ 35.20 was a biologist for 18 months. or 8 miles north and 1/2 mile west of Floyd & Thelma Hiner .10 Hubbell. He served asdirectorofthe 1.00 Minnesota game and fish division Route 2, Fairbury, Nebraska - Phone 729-6088 44.50 Clerk - Fairbury State Bank from July 1,1967, to Feb. 1,1971. 42.65 3 Head CowsMiscellaneous Schultis & Son and Wolken, Auctioneers 42.65 During histenure hedeveloped Saturday, Livestock, Real Estate & General Farm Sales 42.75 cooperative programs between 1109 K Street, Fairbury, Nebr. - Phone 729-2435 37.30 Starts 12Noor-rt:, & CaIves Farm Machineryprivate landowners, citizen groups Wayne Schultis - Diller, Nebr. - Phone 793-5533 38.60 At the place Heifers, and the division. Duane Wolken - Diller, Nebr. - Phone 793-5393 37.20 or' freshen in April 2 -Row Mounted Cultivator (parts) L. Cows, withCalves at side 37.20 southoNfeubou. 1964 IHC 101/2 -ft. Tandem Disc, 7.60 Cows, to freshenin April July & '37' .00 1962 IHC 12 -ft.,Dry Fertilizer p.00 Two 6 yrs. oldAngusBull 060 oldAngus Spreader 1.60 December; Bull s in 10 now, fresh 1962 John Deere Model R Manure fre V ', 10 milking nom Spreader 25 E01., MILKING Pickup M -M 6 -ft. One -Way, on steel ODUCTION 3.25 150gel,.. Mueller Chevrolet John Deere 9 -ft. Springtooth 37.50 2 unit tr, 1/2 -Ton, 4 -Speed 170 Head Registered and Commercial old; Surge )0 hot Mier Co -Op 9 -ft. Springtooth 31:1 gal. ; Red, At The Ranch - 6.40 glass John Deere 2 -Row Lister 9.20 old, Equipment HADDAM,. KANSAS double tub. Omaha 4 -Wheel Standard Wagon, 10 miles west & 4 north 36.00 on rubber 41.30 Nay & HEREFORDS of Washington, Ks; or 0 2Ashapedllh>1: Straw John Deere 2 -Row Go -Dig 120 miles south & 3 west condition; of Fairbury, Nebraska. good .Bales1st John Deere 4 -Row Go -Dig 36.00 mentioned. tnmped) Cutting Alfalfa RIAB6,(:11 Ford 2-14, 3 -Point Plow 12:30P.M. 40.00 FARlAd ,, Bales2ndCutting 27 5.40 1968 Davi AlfalfaFord Front Manure Loader Saturday, November pad) Nollar4e27 1969 New TesWh John Deere 2-14 Plow Hesston 35.00 1968 eat Straw 9' rakesn,r, Co -Op 2-14 Plow 20.70 1969 JD 0 plow, 3Pt.; .11)'Y,'l Allis-Chalmers 2-14 Plow Tractors Kelly Ryan 40 -ft. Elevator (nar- 40 Bulls 130 Females 3 @ 33.25 '111:439,1.464011*; rujbDber4; row) 7.75 v,1 Serviceable. Age 20 Registered Heifers rubber; P.v.: 1 on 1 1.25 rubber; Co -Op 18-8 Grain Drill And Production Tested Bred And Open on DC, withFarmhand weed Top Replacements 16.10 John Deere No. 200, 2 -Row Corn - REAL PRINCE dubber sectl11.: John 110 Bred Commercial 18.60 DeereB' picker bok SOLID ONWARD 40.50 spailer. John Deere Co -Op 3-14 Plow Heifers - A' (for parts) To Calve Spring 1972 34.50 reader. Co -Op 7 -ft. Mower PRES MISCHIEF FORD t.10 1962 Free Delivery On5 Or More To One Location 38,75 °Hector Fiberglass Saddle Tank s, with 11°1':' Items 41110111111=1111111111111.=40. 37.90 SOME Pump & Mountings. 04801s h. Selling 33.25 Consign- 1971 Kansas State Fair Champion - ,50 1/2 brothers of this bull. Alsohalf brothers and reaFroreridd blade; l.75 Armin Schroeder sistersof the1971 Fort Worth Champion 75 rnrydaer.aetj,; Phone 768-2381,Hebron, Nebraska Female. AIARIthnot 39.00 Clerk- George Ottem a n, Hebron Fordelivery0d Scbul 38.10 Livestock Sonand Wolken, Auctioneers Write For Catalog - tioned. , 34.25 farms , KStreet,Real Estate & General Farm Sales Registered and Commercial 6.50 Fairbury, Nebr.-Phone 729-2435 BOB ARBUTHNOT OSA DuaneSchultis - Diller,Nebr. - Phone 793-5533 Duane Wolken- Diller, Nebr. - Phone 793-5393 Haddam, Ks.,Phone 376-2632 ROD BOB CINDY 4,61/X.1r: Rt. a.m Harold129ab 51n :30 ao 2 eastern redcedar (trees) for winter food and cover Once you've received the bundle, In PastMonth plant 20 to 25 of the shrubs in clumps, Feedlots Up 10% or in rows along a fence or property feed on SEVEN -STATE TOTAL 1 therewere The number of cattle on line -anywhere you'd like to attract Novemb On November ever for Cattle On Feed 1,023,000 cattle and calves ongrainNovember 1 was the largest The number of cattle andcalvessongbirds. These plants will grow in feed for the slaughter market the State. on grain feed forslaughter marketproperly when mixed at random to Kansas, 10 percent more than a Marketings on November 1 in the sevenmonthlycreate a natural effect. accordingtothe Kansas cattle feedersmarketed Another tip from Naughton: Plant month earlier, during thecattle on feed States was 11 percent KansasCropandLivestock 190,000 grain fed cattle above that on October 1. the trees or shrubs in prepared soil CUSTOMER Reporting Service. month of October. and clutivate for the first two years ORIENTED feed In the six States with comparable Data on November 1 cattle on Placements data last year (excludes Kansas) so they'll get off to a good start. ARTHUR in Kansas are available forthe first There were 283,000cattle and Later on, don't worry about a few W grain feed inthe number of cattle onfeed on 257-"" time this year inaugurating a newcalves placed on full November 1 was 6 percent above a weeds -they'll addtotheat- ko'cibin cattle on feedKansas during October. program of monthly yearearlier,comparedwith 3 tractiveness for the birds. "The MoveIs To estimates. percent on October 1. Pick up 1972 order forms at the ACC() SE CATTLE AND CALVES OH FEED county Extension office. 7 State Total Marketings Selected States Head Thousand Head The number of grain fed cattle 10.0 WE BUY FAT 2500 marketed during October in the six HOGS States was 1 percent below a year Mondays thru Fridays 9 a.rn..3n earlier. AT UNION PACIFIC STOCKVARas 7 StateTotal Placements 8.0 2000 The number of cattle and calves MARYSVILLE, KANSAS ------.....s..------_/ placed on feed in the six States Clougherty Packing 1Z during October was 13 percent above Co. NO COMMISSION NO SHRINKAGE 1 the October 1971 placements. We may not have the best hog market 6.7 every day, but 1500 we may havethe best market the dayyou wish to hogs. sell your 1.4 Nebraska BONDED FOR YOUR PROTECTION A LOOK A stroll thru \\...... --..... Songbird Bundle MARK WILKIE al N...... - Resident Buyer Phone562.2050 dub calf sale 4.0 liven, who v ______.1. 1000 Part Of Seedling KANSAS--; IheSiemsens Ij

mound Holyroc Offering Sunday, Nov./1 Colorado(' You don't have tobe abird - 2.0 Starts 12:30 p.m. - LunchServai 500 watcher to be interested in a new "songbird bundle" offer beingmade Selling shop tools and furniture of Ik ElmerLundgrenin Westmoreland, this year by Kansas StateUniversity Kansas, one block south of the courthouse Extension foresters. HOUSEHOLD GOODS KITCHEN EQUIPMENT 0 It'spartoftheannualtree foren- Zenith 21" color TV Frigidaire refrigerator July Jan. July distributionprogram jul Jan. - 1971 Oct. 1972 Apr. 1972 for Buffet Desk & chair Norge automatic washer 1970 let. 1971 Apr. couraging Kansans to plant trees Swivel rocker Kenmore electric dryer conservation purposes. Platform rocker SALE TIME 2 Couches Gas cook stove Electric skillet Inventories, placements and marketings 2 Overstuffed chairs Cattle and calves: As ExtensionforesterGary Electric coffee pot aooNOON,SHAI fed cattle. by States. October 1to November 1 2 Wooden rockers 3 foot stools Number on feed 1/ Naughton points out, the most im- Electric toaster Electric iron November 1 Metal ironing board October 1 I Yiehad a strong State 1971 as % 1971 as portant considerations for attracting Electrolux vacuum 1970 1971 KITCHEN UTENSILS trod on stocker 1970 1971 of 1970 of 1970 Full length mirror 1,000 Head Percent songbirds are food, cover, nesting, rattle. Butch 1.000 Head Percent Misc. dishes TV trays 1,644 98 1 Bed, springs, mattress sold strong at 1,633 1,437 88 1,678 and appreciation. Icua 1,474 108 Bread box Cannislers 1,270 1,287 101 1,364 for Folding day -bed with mattress 1920.1800. Sows Nebraska 1,023 "If you have appreciation 810 930 115 2 Dressers Pots & pans Eating utensils 1110.15.30. Boars KANSAS 1.746 115 Metal bed 1,418 1,608 113 1,524 Texas 974 108 birds, this bundle will provide the Chest of drawers Picnic basket Bathroom sale 14.70. Wean. 830 890 107 906 Round wood stool Colorado 512 105 Metal utility cupboard 416 459 110 486 remaining needs -food, cover, and 4 Lamps 3 Fans Books pigs 9.25.19.50. Arizona 1,068 103 960 1,015 106 1,038 2 Wooden utility cupboards TN cattle market California 106 nesting," says Naughton, who is in Foot vibrator 6,696 103 6,996 7,418 Heat lamp Total 6 States 2/ 6,527 Peanut machine Birdcage active with baby 7,626 104 8,441 Pictures B -flat Cornet Total 7 States 7,337 charge of this year's distribution Marketings durinn October Wall placques Holidaydewd bringing $65- Placements during October r 3 -Legged stand Garden tools 1971 as 1. 197971as % program. bulls 1970 1 1971 State 1 1971 1970 1970 of 1870. SHOP TOOLS 114500. Bologna I The following trees and shrubs are ,ono Percent ANTIQUES 1.000 Head Percent Isrli124.27.20. 463 529 114 418 in the $10 songbird bundle: 10", 1 HP Icua 316 295 Round oak table with claw feet 410 118 Nebraska 190 (large shrubs) Table saw, 7" 283 25 autumn olive Oak kitchen table & chairs KANSAS 288 357 124 394 495 126 Thor Speed -grinder, Cr' Already Texas 175 190, 10', for winter food Oak library table 251 274 109 Colorado 61 66 119 3 -Dial battery radio Craftsman saber saw 48 Head 130 119 92 25fragrant sumac (medium ,%rizera 178 193 256 246 96 Small wood stove Kerosene lamp 14 Wi California 1,435 1,423 99 shrubs) for winter food Black & Decker V drill 1,904 2,145 113 24 Head Total 6 States 2/ 1,613 Wooden clothes dryer Black & Decker finishing sonde Total 7 States 2,428 bushhoneysuckle(low slaughter marker on grain or other 25 10 wf ste Cattle and Calves on feed are animals fattened for Wooden picture frames Transit & level Hand Oar. 1/ that wili grade good or better. shrubs) for early summer food High chair Pipe v1 20 wf her concentrates which are expected to prOduce a carcass or Child's rocker Pipe threader set 2/ Excludes Kansas 25 golden currant Old fruit jars and bottles Rubber knee boots 30 wf ste chokecherry (or a mixture of the two BEDDING West Bend boat motor, 3's HP shrubs) for summer food Large amount of small idst NOW SELLING EVERY SATURDAY for fall food Pillows Linens Curtains 2 hackberry (trees) Bed boards articles too numerous to ra...a DURING THE WINTER Throw rugs Spreads WO. Orestimates and lookout roosts WALKER Not Responsible forAcrid TERMS: CASH. 243.10/4 LIVESTOCK PLASTERING -OWNERS - 12431674 WILSONAUCTION Basements Don Lundgren -NormaGordon' SALINA, KANSAS BANN, 0a1 Plastered Auctioneer FARMERS STATE Sale Starts 1:00 p.m. L WELTER, And Waterproofed CONCORDIA

Selling Cattle and Horses Foundation Work sell the followingdesc0 We will EstO HORSES 7:00 P.M. Outside Stuccoing estate ofthe Esther Denies CATTLE 1:00 P.M. REAL ESTATE building at 2 NorthBroadway, For Accurate Appraisal On Your Cattle, No Job Too Small Kansas. Call The Sale Pavilion Or Lontie Wilson & Sons WR11.b., Starts 10:30a,m, C. G. Seibert The dark blue pavilion on old US 40 west P.O. Box 993 Nov. LONTIE WILSON Phone 913 823-6892 TOPEKA, KS. 66601 Saturday, SALE BARN PHONE 827-5563 All Work Guaranteed

TRACT NO. 1 Ori9n3411i,,, Lots 1-3-5,Block 50, LEGAL DESCRIPTION - 9roores,'5''' Herington, Kansas. in 01 Herington, 301 South C Street, good built gas ran Kitchen with Planned for Living r ,,, oElell:::pitk Pole Buildings good condition. with cistern' more efficiency enclosed back porch 5roomuPsia" Oakoak table' In bath downstairs.garage. Two other rooms an illi ICebf fireplace. Two Double rirl:e13:'' 1 Designed for as low as with fireplace. Plenty ofcloset room. Ch more flexibility includes tax, erection, possession. with 2 rr sNeOct.i02n 16S, 3sPrings & TRACT Township 'and freight 15.!a, lat. 9633. allotment 2 OM STRUCTURES LEGAL DESCRIPTION wheat living East, 160 acres more orless. Domestic sorghum,4,ueu, grain base -grain tenant sl a e racks;3. a2side acres 12.5. 1971 feed subject to 0. Possession GENERAL PURPOSE BARNS 4.00. Conserving required table; l 3 'nal TRACT NO. ongi ark; 2 arge FREESTALL DAILY BARNS 28, }11.!1:. 20,Block stools; Lot roaday, i7 'dm CATTLE BUILDINGS LEGAL DESCRIPTION - 2 North heater;-g Cot; building at apartmelltdisu el( MACHINERY BUILDINGS Two story store Upstairs properties. Back sect° HORSE BARNS and Two downstairs rental possession. stool; RIDING ARENAS section ofof building, immediate cloa.. gas 11( dust ue; iron] COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS tenant's lease. receiptoftitle balance upon elect . mops; TERMS - 25 percent down, 141 ric ,.. Idns; l" paid in full. miLEAGE 110V c TAXES - 1971 taxes LOW sion ry-mrnte-rested in Huskee-Bilt structures SEDAN, heater 4 -DOOR Sa Nrdl dighes; 1950 MERCURY 2toE4 house from ii.'ron; r...wa Name be someone toshow the Pnierunom There will Contact. "s. Clip and 1 only. and'ulatec 13. Showings byappointment car Pillov mail for dy 258-3116. aaiiISPesters Addresc Town 258-2288, or residence, 2ec

ESTAT 4113ers,, State Zip nat pror DEINES /I ALSO CONFINEMENT CATTLE FEEDING ESTHER EXECUTORrrstp 01°0 ilen BRUNNER, I Farrowing Houses County Phone EMIL EscrowAgent:Sliar' Finishing Houses and H. , Ern LG&G David W.Wheeler, AttorneYBurdick,Ks., Miter, ph ------Auct ioneers - LeeRemy, A4Prgar WRITE:HUSKEE-GILT CONSTRUCTION CO., 1600 Liberty, K.C. Mo. 64102 Phone 816/GR1-1026 ees) for

bundle, clumps, Property earnings from farm operations. 1960 oattract Grass & Grain to $5,803 in 1970. Realized net November 16,1971 Simmental Assn. Off -farm income for the farms III grow 25 farm income on these farms jumped with less than $2,500 in farm sales from $18,955 in 1960 to $25,664 in 1970. Indom to Links. Sale With jumped from $2,731 in 1960 to $7,954 Orazem says large farms are in 1970. At the same time, realized increasing net income at a faster m: Plant First Convention net farm income on those farms rose pace than small farms(35percent ared soil from $850 in 1960 to $1,059 ion 1970. vs. 25 percent), but the small farms CUSTOMER Plans for the first KansasSim - Wo Years OR At the other end of the scale, the are increasing off -farm income at a mental Association Sale havebeen /°<1start. off -farm income for farms grossingbetter rate(191percentvs.167 ARTHuR finalized according to SaleChair- nit a few man John Teagarden of La Cygne, more than $40,000 rosefrom $2,177 in percent). 913 257.3493 'IN theat - Kansas.The V4, salewillbeheld REMINDER Saturday night November20, at the is at the "The Move WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17 IsTO Ar4o Farmers and Ranchers Commission Co. in Salina. Starts 2:00 p.m. The sale will be heldincon- UY FAT junction with We will sell the following described real HAGS theK.S.A.annual estateatpublicauctionlocatedap- meeting on Saturday morningand proximately 1/4mile south of the Plaza Lill Fridays Motel on 36 highway at Belleville, Kansas. 9a, afternoon with headquartersat the ON PACIFICST0(Kl. Ramada Inn in Salina. SVILLE, The cattle inthe sale includes Approximately 67 Acres Of Unimproved KANSAS Half-blood Simmental females, gherty Republic County, Ks. Crop & Grassland PackingCo, bulls, and steers. iON See Grass & Grain Of November 9th For Full Details NO SHRINKAGE the best hog market every lest rhy,i market the dayyou Figures Show vrishloibed Mr. & Mrs. Don Eickman,°wirers D FOR YOUR PROTECTION A LOOK THRUTHE PENS Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker, Eugene Waring 812 23rd St., Phone 913 527-5141, Belleville, Kansas MARK WILKIE A stroll thru the pensbefore the Hawkinson-Olson-Fagerberg Advantages Of .git Buyer Phone 582-21A club calf sale atManhattan got the approval of Keith and Kathryn Siemsen, who wereshown around by their father Don Siemsen. Manhattan but farm in Ellsworth county Larger Farms The Siemsens live in In agriculture, as in industry, size LIVESTOCK DISPERSAL around Holyrood. is becoming more and more im- Sunday, Noy, portant. Saturday, Nov. 20 Starts 12:30p.m. BONDED Dr. Frank Orazem, Kansas State - lsndirt University economist, says large Selling shop tools and lurnkii Starts 10:30a.m. -Lunch Served Elmer Lundgren inWeft,. farmsaregenerallyhighly Kansas, one block switched/1 productive while small ones are not. At The Northeast Edge Of Hoyt, Kansas

DS The economist refers to this division KITCHENEQ0119, of agriculture as "dualism." Frigidaire refrigeroki Orazem bases his view on the fact Cattle 107 Sheep Norge automatic Wthl that only 7.6 percent ofallU.S. 60Hereford -Angus Shorthorn & 85 westerr I native ewes, bred to I rocker Kenmore electrk drive SALE TIME black whiteface cows start I ping 1st of month 2 Couches Gas cook stove Beal! farms gross more than $40,000 an- 12:00NOON,SHARPCATTLE and HOGS 14 Charolais cross, calves at side, 20 feeder mbs Poot stools Electric coffee pot nually, yet account for more than balance springers. To be sold in Register Suffolk buck Electric toaster Bev one-half (52.5 percent) of American We had a strong Cows 19.00-22.20. bwf str 835 @ 33.10 lots to suit any buyer Register damp buck KITCHEN RN demand on stocker & Testing cows $223- bwf sir 560 @ 38.10 agriculture production. Theelite 3 year old Charolais bull feeder cattle. Butch 225. Cows and mix strs 730 @ 36.10 also accountsfor more than36 3 year old Angus bull lorses Misc. dishes TV tr:i: hogs sold strong at wf bull 400 @ 40.00 2 yearling Angus bulls quarter pony foist calves $320-335. percent of realized net farm income. Welch mattress Bread box 18,8019.00. Sows Following is a partial hoist str 545 @ 33.50 In 1960 only 3 percent of U.S. 4 Sheti onies ,secs Pots & pons ,nil14,70-15.30. Boars listing of our last sale: Hogs est of drawers Picnic basket Boiloo:al230-14.70. Wean- HEIFERS farms grossed $40,000, accounting Igrgg 9.25-19.50. wf 300 @ 36.25 oaks Metal utility cupbodrd STEERS for 32.8 percent of production. 20 bred Hamp-cross gilts \CHINERY The cattle market wf 331 @ 37.50 for 2 Wooden utility woken wf be 300 @ 42.25 In 1970 approximately 90 percent 15 feeder hogs JD dri rubber ilsis was active with baby wf 200 @ 39.75 let Peanut machine wf str 345 @ 41.10 of agriculture output was produced 26 feeder pigs Oliver orru ...,,,:,....calves bringing $65- bwf 355 @ 37.60 Black Poland China boar en tools Wall placques wf bull 260 @ 44.00 JD rake on rubber 71. Breeding bulls wf 653 @ 33.40 on 38.6 percent of the farms, com- 2 spotted Poland China boars JD disk hoist str 514 @ 31.90 wf 625 @ 34.50 SHOP TOOtS 174500. Bologna bwf str 459 @ 40.30 pared to 94.3 percent of the output on Chester White boar JD 7' mower, 5' Is S24-27.20. wf 412 @ 36.25 bwf str 718 @ 34.85 53.4 percent of the farms in 1960. AC cultivator for WD ow feet Table saw,10",1HP wf 409 @ 37.10 At the same time, farm numbers IHC cultivator iirs Table saw, 7" Terms-Cash Already Listed for November 17th: declined by more than one million- JD B tractor, junk Thor Speedy 1957 Mercury, junk Craftsman sobs - 48 Head of Hereford cows, will be tested, from 3.9 million in1960to2.98 Good Loading Facilities Old iron 14 with baby calves by side, the rest are springers. rosene lamp million in 1970. Block & Decker 24 Head of thin Holstein steers 500 lbs. Another aspect of dualism as Black & Decker 10 wf steers & heifers 400-500 lbs. Transit & level described by Orazem isthe em- 20 wf heifers 400 lbs. Ift chair Pipe threader se' 30 wf steers 450-500 lbs. phasis given to off -farm earnings. JIM FULLER, Owner es Rubber knee boo's He says off -farm earnings have Auctioneer - W.O. Harris Clerk- DenisonState Bank West Bend boat nolo beenincreasing morethannet Large amountof nil KCNK rtains articles too roost Bed boards into. or estimates MON.-WED.-FRI. WALKtR Auctioneer OL' EV'S FARM CENTER In 6:45 Not Responsible 2431074 ROLLIE LAGASSE 8243.1074 CH3-2215 IF YOU DON'T SEE, IT, ASK FOR IT. -OWNERS Igren -NormaG Buy Before Winter Sets In STAll FARMERS Auctioneer 01' Ev's getting itchy with all that machinery sitting around.He wants to find a home for some of that CONCORDIA KANSAS new green stuff and save you money. Stop by today. folletir We will sellthe TRACTORS 1956 MH 80, SP Deoa..P: JD 16' springtooth, 3pt. of the NEorthsther 1966 JD 4020 dsl., synchro- 1952 MH 26, good estate Br Pe building at 2 range 1951 MH 26, good JD 10' AW disk, goad 1964 JD 4020 diesel, power 1961 IHC 151, cab 1968 JD 335 3 -row cornhead Kansas. Friday, Nov. 19 1961 IHC 151 shift 1959 John Deere 730, good Starts10:3011 Starts 12:30 Noon 1964 JD 3020 dsl., power shift 1957 IHC 141 NH 269 wire tie bales',looks Having moved from Morganville I will 1962 JD 3010 diesel IHC 127, good sell my home and household goods at the 1957 JD 720 diesel MH 92 like new Noy house located 11/2 blocks west of the stop 1954 JD 60 1959 Gleaner A with cab, 14' JD 24T baler, like new Saturday, light in Morganville, Kansas. 1953 JD 60 1958 Gleaner A 1967 JD 24WS baler 1950 JD A AC pull type, real slick JD Grinder -Mixer Household 1965, MM 01000 LP tractor IHC 101, ten foot

1 Goods fishing poles; 10' ladder; 5' step TRACT NO. Cri" 1955 IHC 450 gas tractor 1958 John Deere 45 Block SO, lvinator USEDPLOWS refrigerator, 8' ladder;handlawn mower; D-17 AC, 1959 1962 JD 40, not too good, Lots 1-3-5, Berson oilcans; T_ION - Kansas,9rocr gas range, good garden tools;5 gal. priced right IHC fast hitch 4x14 Herington, good buir, COMBINES C Street, with round oak table, garden hose and other things Old MH 26 SP, purrs like a IHC 2x16 rollover Kitchen 0,;. good 1962 JD 55, 14' header cistern. uare oak table kitten. Buy it cheap, for $400 :ondition. with all table; Buffet 1962 JD 45, cab backporch 3 kitchen chairs; 6 REAL ESTATE JUNKER COMBINES I downstairs.50 and bath garei dining chairs TO SELL AT 2:30 1959 JD 45 rooms Double 2 divans 1957 JD 45 1948 55 JD 1958 45 JD ofcloset room. ecliner chair 2 rockers Legal Description - East 38' of OTHER MACHINES beds with 1947 55 JD 1957 45 JD springs & mattresses Lot 17 and the west 8' of Lot 18 in 1964 JD 95 with cab, 16' Two 224T Balers 1960 IH 91 NO.2 esser;3 floor lamps; Block lof Silver of Morganville in 1957 MH 82, SP 1954 26 TRACT 5,10 table Has 6 Howard 100" Roto Vator Section allotrne ,i, 2 living ClayCounty,Kansas. NVVI/4 magazine room chairs TION - wheat rooms, 1 story frame house, city sorghl.,, racks; 3 -tier stand; or less.Domestic-grain :ii lights, gas & water, wall to wall NEW MACHINES THAT HAVE BEEN AROUND TOO LONG base 'brary subiecttotensn carpet in living and dining room, feed grain table; largecard table aired O.Possession rack; 2 built-insinkitchen.Has large Two 1250 plateless planters, 6 row No. 48 John Deere rotor IPIll'',' stools; pictures & NO 21, Ones; folding family room on south; enclosed C 11 121/2' disc harrow TRACT 'BlockBlock ecfric cot; hall trees; No. 37 loadler 0, Brol,,, heater; back porch, single garage and No. 40 John Deere manure spreader _Lot 2North ate. electric hot 307 Graymor >TION at aparlril:ii car port. Well kept and located in John Deere 3020 gas, fully equipped 2 John Deere 224T hay balers Upstairs tic' Stepstool; r store per Back gas heater; GE good small town. John Deere 4000 gas, fully equipped No. 37 John Deere mower propties. um cleaner; Terms On RealEstate - 25 tal posessio. ironing board; John Deere 820 gas Demo. 3300 John Deere combine immediate k;dust percent down day of sale, balance F1450 John Deere 6 bottom plow, 16" tottitie mops; kerosene is 7 new John Deere 4020 diesels receip fans; hair dryer; in30 days or when deed 4000 JD double offset disc harrow, demo. upon ton 110V Possession sale day. 2 New John Deere 4000 diesels balance airconditioner; delivered. .F.EI 177-C JD grain and fertilizer drill down' n oil Seller to pay 1971 and all prior Demo Bearcat grinder mixer full. MIL°60: ensils heater;cooking F145 3 bottom 16" plow, semi -mounted John Deere 400 grinder mixer paid in LOW ; dishes; year taxes. Your inspection in- 5 waffle 4 brand new Papec grinder mixers SEDAN, ric iron; iron; vited by appointment with Mrs. 4DOOR Quilts insulated jugs. UR Y E.A.r and Elmer Seitz by phoning 926-3454, thehousefronl2l040m310'et terns; pillows;push show Coll' carpenters Morganville. e to only. toolbox; pointment ms On Personal 258-3116. Farmers Union Hdw & Implement e, 010 Property: Cash Not Responsible For Accidents DEINES EVERETT HOOBLER, manager ER :Poster Ernest ErolAgCUeTn9iiR,Ir E Johnson Phone 437-2913 BRUNNER, 6H, Kretz Auction Clerk: Union State Bank MIL Esc Center, Service ST. MARYS, KANSAS Ph. MorganvilleWA 6-4422 Bank, Clay Center ttorneyBurdick,Ks,,an Retry, Mangy

Adding Machines StartSpitting 's too mu 16.5tons per service acre. Digging bons Con movedalong activti weoll the Pe in Kansas but niuthwestks s northN Statistics were temporarily it. Record Harvest interruptedKaccas cornmittr Out h, strike of plantworkers at these Corn Production harvestsof! Wheat Plantings %ere are m, Paced byrecord Corn grain production is sorghum grain and wheat and a good This fall's wheat seeding started generals estimated at115,368,000bushels, out -turnofothermajoritems, at a rather slow pace in early Sep- today tha substantially above last year's 80 1 Kansas crop production -will set a tember due to lack of moisture. Pasture of World September and Octoberrains, million bushels and the largest crop On November ere are6,( new high record this year, according 1, out -turn for the State since 1932. condition pasture captains to the Kansas crop production will however, providedsufficient was 75 percent moisture for seeding to move ahead Yield per acre of 88 bushels was up 2 points fcom ofnorm set a new high record this year, the previous rapidly to virtual completion by the far above last year's 62 bushels. but 4 points moo according to the Kansas Crop and Corn harvest was three -fourths belowthe tolt Livestock Reporting Service. end of October. average. complete by the last of October, Grass growth With fall harvesting about three - Stands have been good over nearly was helped compared with the ten-year average rains by fal fourths finished by November 1, the allofthe State with very little andcoolseason State's crop production index was replanting. Wheat has grown well of slightly over one-half. Virtually grasses developed pasicA all of the corn crop reached maturity considerable 151 percent of the1957-59base, thisfall and moisture has been feed. Wheatpastures sufficient for it to root down well. before freezing weather. - recent rains were aidedk compared with 128 percent last year and falland and the previous high of 140 percent Volunteer and seeded wheat small graingrazing prospects been substantially 1114 in 1969. provided rather limited grazing for improved. livestock prior to November 1, but Production of sorghum grain is Soybean Harvest United States expected to reach a record 227 prospects were generally bright for Sorghum grainproduction Productionofsoybeans is in tile million bushels, about 11/2 times last late fall and winter grazing. United Stateswas forecast estimated at 18,774,000 bushels, al8SV year and one-fourth more than the million bushelson November previous record. compared with 15,075,000 last year percent above 1970. 11 Corn production was expected to Milo Output but much lessthan therecord The nation's 23,925,000 in 1968. corn grain produlo Skel On November 1production of wasestimatedat total 115 million bushels-the largest 5,552inillim do. Yieldperacreaveraged 21 bushels on November ' crop in nearly 4 decades. sorghum grain was estimated at I, up 35 pa Soybean production of 19 million 227,248,000 bushels, 56 percent larger bushels, compared with 15 last year cent from last year's We r and a record high of 25 bushels. crop and lit plaints bushels is considerable more than than last year and 59 percent above largest corncrop ever produced, Dry weather during late summer produced last year, but less than in the ten-year average. Soybean production you ab Nat hurt soybean yieldprospects. By wetrip some other recent years. Expectedyieldperacreon estimated at 1,200million bush* Yield per acre of sorghum grain November 1 was 56 bushels per acre, November 1 soybean harvest was compare with 1,136 million gas,ant three -fourths complete, sub- bushels equalled the previous record high of 15 bushels above last year and equal produced in the Nationlast year industr 56 bushels per acre and for corn the to the previous high set in 1969. stantially ahead of a year earlier, weather but about average for recent years. 88 bushels per acre far outdistanced Killing freezesinlate October Give the previous record of 75 bushels set stopped crop growth over essentially the wor in 1968. all of the State, and should help to Harvest progrssforcorn and speedharvest of fields. By Other Crops sorghum grain was well ahead of November 1 combining was nearly Sugar beet productionforthe Skelg usualon November 1 andfor three -fourths complete, State was estimated at 660,000 tons soybeans was about average. considerable ahead of average. harvested from 40,000 acres yielding

0 OR P 2 miles north of Beatrice, Good Hi Monday '44 a cf4orr CATTLE11:30a. 01 Wednesday HOGS 11:00a Feeder pigs, Male 41 & bred gilts sell 2:31ikg

BARN PHONE 40 We had an extralarge cattle last weekwith tive market. Babyeali to $65.00 with 2BlY at $101.00,1 BIVF 4 Blk bulls at$111.00,1 Half Bree at $115.00, 1Hal hfr at Shelly canner & 17.00 to 20.00with our new 20.00 to & utity cows $3124 WFcow& cif at cow & elfat $326.00,1 lUESR Hol cow at Motor Bank at $324,00, 1 28.50. Seto I/2 Miles Eas Brills 25.40 to. include: 42 WF, strsweight 6)5v and weight 'Mat 40 Mix strs Famous 20 WF strswee Wait lauright 18 WF strs Walk-up Window SERVICE weight 11,l 14 Hol strs weight Female 14 WF hfrs III8e weleal Selling

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MEMBER FDIC eau. THE BIG DOLLAR BANK today than in 1945. military men to traditional Total military personnel civilian loo Many YGenerals jobs," the report said."The need to November16, 1971 strength was 12.1 million in Worldlet civilians do civilian Grass & Grain War II,3.6 million in the Korean jobs in the 27 High Cost Department of Defensebecomes t Too conflict and 2.7 million now. Todayincreasingly important too muchgold braid in thethere are 1,330 generals and ad- as the cost of here's military personnel 16.5 tons laryservices, theHouse Ap-mirals compared with 1,142 in the continues to Per acr increase. Not only do Moved ,1 complains. some high- opriations Committee Korean conflict and 2,068 in Worldranking officers cost Kansas but'°rIg to get busyWar II. Of these 190 hold three stars more in terms orradeirnedg itht.ePentagon of salary and benefitsthan their were temporarily now compared with 139in1945. 'Itthel!,4 its civilian counterparts, 4ilutthere is strike committreeconfessed There are57,819colonels, Navy of Plant wOricillmi 01re the added cost of first havingto train tress at thesefacts: captains,lieutenantcolonels and three and four them for a new job and thenhaving Thereare more commanders today compared with tomove them andadmiralsin toanother new rgenerals 41,417 in the Korean conflict andassignment than there were at the aftertwoorthree Ann today 51,956 in World War II. years." PaslutE World War II. "The committee feels that much ight of The committee told thesecretary of HoveOnller There are6,000 more colonels,of this proliferation of high-ranking condition defense to review officer was captains andcommandersofficers results from the assigning of 2 points ,y requirements of each of theservices the bytit4paints Prtfoz,lowVII,, average.

Grassgrowth was rainsand grasses Howcome so many develop feed. wheat pasture recent rains and small grain people call been substantially all iat'iry,:. United Slue INTERESTED VIEWERS Sorghum grain The recent club calf sale at Manhattan by Hawkinson-Olson- United States was Fagerberg drew interested looks from Gregg and KenStewart million bushels or LP -Gas Skelgas? of Washington, Kansas. They're sons of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad percent aboveIR Stewart. The nation's cam c,rt]'.. Skelgas has been number one for so long, it just wasestimated seems the natural thing to at Corps of Engineers, will follow with bushels do. on November 4; Set Details On atalkaboutdevelopingwater cent from last We don't mind, really.It's kind of flattering . year's crtrz: .. except when we get com- resources inthe upper Arkansas largest corn plaints from customers who aren't really ours. That's why crop em we keep telling River basin. Soybean you about the difference in Skelgas and Skelgas distributor services Irrigation Assn. produce:: ... why Dick Muncie, manager, crop hail estimated at 1,2N:nib: we triple -test our Skelgas supply for purity to make sure you're gettingall division of Kansas Farm Bureau compare with 1,136 milb:c' gas, and it will all burn . . . why Skelgas makes an extra effort to have the Annual Meeting Insurance, will discuss "adjusting of produced in the Nahoo!s. industry's most dependable supply, so you'll have fuelno matter what the The eighth annual meeting of theInsurance for Crop Hail Damage." weather. KansasIrrigationand WaterThe annual business meeting of the Resources Association will be heldassociation will be held immediately Give us a call... we'll make sure you're getting the real thing. Skelgas.. the world's finest LP -Gas. . Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 1-2,prior to lunch. in Great Bend. Theme of the con- Following lunch, Dr. Glenn Beck, ference is "Our Responsibility Forvice-presidentforAgricultureat Water Management." Kansas State University, will give Skelgas. The No.1 name in LP Gas since 1928. Russell his views about "Water, Russell Herpich, Extension irriga-Agriculture,andtheKansas ABILENE SKELGAS SERVICE SALINA SKELGAS SERVICE tion specialist at Kansas StateEconomy." Gene Cole, Mgr. G. D. Pearce, Mgr. University, reports that committee Frank Rayner, manager of 'the 207 N. Broadway CO3-1440 561 N. Broadway TA5.4432 meetings and a board of directorsHigh Plains Underground Water meeting will be held Dec. 1 at theConservation District at Lubbock, TOPEKA SKELGAS SERVICE TR1-COUNTY SKELGAS SERVICE Gene Sears. Mgr. Holiday Inn. Those meetings beginTexas, will describe the workings of Cliff Coleman, Mgr. at 1:30 p.m,. his district and how it might be E. Hwy. 24 & Meriden Rd.FL4-7758 608 So. 5th, Manhattan PR6-4726 p OR PERFORMANCE DEA, The general meeting is Dec. 2 inapplicable to Kansas underground ,R0 2 miles north of!ea -WAMEGO SKELGAS SERVICE JUNCTION CITY SKELGAS SERVICE theKnightsofColumbusHall. water sources. .:Good Housekeeping:, Ken Knoll, Mgr. fn GUARANTEES Harold Erichsen, Mgr. Registration begins at 8:15 a.m. with Fred Corey, irrigation engineer N101! 5th & Elm 456-7565 560 Grant Ave.CE8-2701 for (AC'MINIOR REFUND ID "'"1 the educational program starting at Benhamin-Peterson-Kasl CATTLE 11:5' 9 a.m. Associates, McCook, Neb., will INRIN41 Herpich says that "theoutline an irrigationwater HOGS 1l educational information will bescheduling program.

Feeder Pi0111 highly usefulforallKansas Evans Banbury, superintendent of & bred gild 0 IV. ANN'S HOLIDAY FARMS irrigators and water users.The the Colby Branch Stationof the speakers will discuss various meansKansasAgriculturalExperiment BARN PHONE that we can conserve our preciousStation at KSU, will cite research Wehad an eil/f4 water resources." results showing crop response to \oe8 cattle last Complete DispersalSale A film"The CaliforniaWater selected water management tivemafet Bs Plan"willkickoffthemeeting. practices.Themeetingwillbe to 5610052' Gordon Walhood, chief, Engineering completed at approximately 3:30 I BtU OVER 300 CHAROLAIS CROSS FEMALES 6101.04 Divison of the Albuquerque District p.m. gill!

4 Blk bulls at Breeds 1 00 Three -Quarters 30 Seven -Eighths 40 Base Cows at $115.00,I 1101. Shelly c2021,1,i1 Plus 200 Head Of Famous SMS Commercial Heifers Saturday, Nov. 20 17.00 to 20.01";11,,, utility cows Starts 12 Noon - Lunch Served & ,,.. AT THE HOLIDAY FARM -11:00 a.m. From Diller, Nebr., 11/2 miles north to WF cow TUESDAY,NOV. 23 cemetery, then 3 miles east, 1 north and 1/4 & mai.; west; or from Ellis, Nebr., 5 miles south & at S314.01011,' s East Of AUGUSTA, KANSAS On US 54 (20 miles east of Wichita) 1/4 west; or from Odell, Nebr., 6 miles tow; Bulls 5).,10 north, 4 west 1 north and 1/4 west. include: 14 -ft. Header, Homemade Cab 42 WF`'', TheFamous Tractors Oliver No.4,2 -Row, Mounted 40 Mix s:n The nation's Lauright 1963 Ford Model 901Diesel, Cornpicker 20 WF 5"S finest percentage Select -O -Speed, Wide & Nar-Ford Twine -Tie Baler, PTO Drive 18 WF strs anch Females 14 HalSUS Charolais row Front Ends, Rear Weights,Allis-Chalmers Roto-Baler recently overhauled Ferguson 3 -Bottom Plow 1410 1115:::ig1 Will BeSelling 24 WF sirs71..,e Females Bear Cat 3 -Point Hoist, with Cyl- November 1955 Oliver Model 55 Diesel Util- 23. inder 21 Blk Sell Nov. 23 ity Tractor, 3 -Point Hitch, good A Great Set rubber IHC No. 100, 3 -Point Mower, 7 -ft. 32 Mix r''' DON'TMISS 1 Char 1953 Case DC, with 2 -Way Hy-IHC No. 200 Manure Spreader Of Cattle THESE! draulic IHC 18 x 7 Grain Drill, with Large 41101c" Press Wheels & Double Discs 3 Hot 1950 International TD6 Di es e I Crawler, with 7 -ft. Blade Viking 36 -ft. Elevator, with Gas 1 (liar Engine Case 3-14" Plow 6 WF Cc' Rememberthis famous picture? Oliver Model 70 Tractor,with Case 4 -Bottom, 14" Plow Starter & Lights ThisKindSellAgain 2 Den:peter 3 -Point Cultivators 1 Chart Dempster 2 -Row Lister 1 13Ik t thePaulMann strictly choice, They are big growthy Truck & Trailers purchased the top -end of 16 -ft.Grain Auger on Wheels, 1 Blk 'c famous heifers and they are bred to Charolais- 1950 Chevrolet 11/2 -Ton, with Box, I Bib b Lauright half-breeds when with 21/2-h.p. Gas Engine they in cross bulls. A real foundationherd of Hoist & Fold -down Rack, over- wFb buy 1968. Now you can Krause One -Way Plow thaspersed their cattle. The kind hard to find. hauled a year ago chat hull e',: and 7/8 progenyof 3/4 Dunham 12 -ft. Tandem Disc 1 Excellent credit terms withprior WF 51" ' charoisaleThis 14 offers you the elite of the approvalof credit.40 percent down, 3 -Point Post Hole Digger 110G, -Cross females. 18 months to pay balance in3 equal Miscellaneous & calf Many cow 12 -ft.Fertilizer Spreader large pairs payments, 7 percentinterest. gad a - bred - A top set ofheifers 6 mo. toilsa son of the great Plan to attend the pre -sale partyat Farm MachineryIHC 27V Mower WednesclaYg are the Alger! These "lT' breed's finest! the RamadaInn,Wichita, Monday, Several Pieces of Old Machinery butchers The200 SMS 1955 Baldwin Model A Combine, to 260lbs commercial heifers are Nov. 22 - 7:00 p.m. & over' I"'lbs to Irvin Brauch ,16.06 CONTACT. sows t11.o1 FOR SALE CATALOG AND INFORMATION weiglitS 11105 Phone 793-5524, Diller, Nebraska :,1.11ANN'S SaleHq. HOLIDAYFARMS LAO IS SALES''gills/A_ Clerk - Beatrice National Bank & Trust Co. 13.5° Ramada Inn D. CO "AR Schultis & Son and Wolken, Auctioneers SI r aul Mann,Sr. Wichita R*,(4se 4ad 1,64(44 .76.6144. Livestock, Real Estate &GeneralFarm Sales $60 AAanri .....Augusta, Kans. 417 Paul 14°N 1109 K Street, Fairbury, Nebr. - Phone 729-2435 &RE!, II AUCTIONEERS - RT.3, BOX 458 TYLER, TEXAS 75701 rd Paulette ...... Office 316 685-1361 George Morse Wayne Schultis - Diller, Nebr. - Phone 793-5533 ji:j\ Ha ncock..Res. 316 775-2392 Curt Rodgers 214-566-2390 Duane Wolken - Diller, Nebr. - Phone 793-5393 Pf124Eit EV moo d Wy JR. Fanners & RanchersLivestock Commission Co.,Inc WEST ON40 OLD HWY. SALINA,KANS. dada

THURSDAY CLA1 MONDAY Med Cattle Hogs & Cattle Onjy 41000.1\11j;: Selling starts at 11:00 Hogs sell at 10:30 a.m. followed a.m. Cattle will sell in the order by our regular cattle sale as they are they areconsign. ed on the books. unloaded. WELL C stock KANSAS' 2ND LARGEST Aation, I packed v`" LIVESTOCK AUCTION tic and meta formation, f Electric Scale shows average weight in lights ipment. VALLEY Yard facilities for 5000 head. 11.11E Receipts for the week totaled 5123cattle and GERALD Si pigs. Fat hog top Most modern, up-to-date auction facility gyyRaoids, Kar 2053 hogs, including 848 feeder with theatre type seats for 500. Monday was $18.95. All classes of cattlefinding naCollect a very active outlet at strongerprices. 131226'73° 37.10 ONLY ONE SALE THANKSGIVINGWEEK, 27 mix strs, New Cambria 683 @ BULLS 37.00 OIL FIELC Special stocker & feeder sale in conjuctionwith 18 mix strs, Tampa 698 @ 1 char bull, Salina 37.40 1615@ 21,90 BOUGH November 22. 14 wf strs, Abilene 700 @ 1 blk bull, Marquette our regular Monday sale 1445 @ 2650 $47.00-$52.00 617 @37.00 1 blk bull, Lincoln Choice 275-300 lb. steers sold at 12 mix strs, Holyrood Si 1415 @ 26,30 rinds 771 @36.10 1 $44.00-$49.25 18 wf strs, Brookville wf bull, Miltonvale ng Choice 300-400 lb. steers sold at 1700 0 2660 $40.20-$45.75 54 mix strs, Hope 728 @35.50 wf bull, Brookville Choice 400-500 lb. steers sold at 1670 0 25,90 Choice 500-600 lb. steers sold at$37.50-$40.75 49 mix strs, Tampa 805 @35.40 wf bull, Minneapolis SHAMRO( 35.30 1385 @ 25/0 Paul $36.00-$38.40 37 wf strs, Bridgeport 839 @ 1 blk bull, Salina Choice 600-700 lb. steers sold at 1240 @ 2540 Choice 700-800 lb. steers sold at$34.00-$37.40 16 blk strs, Tescott 784 @35.10 irdenftighwaY 5 Plione Canton 3 730 @35.10 COWS Choice 800-950 lb. steers sold at$32.00-$35.40 74 mix strs, Abilene Phone Galva 311 34 wf strs, Durham 836 @35.00 1 hoist cow, Smolan Holstein steers sold at $28.00-$35.00 1345 @ 2260 Choice 225-300 lb. heifers sold at$38.00-$40.00 38 blk strs, Durham 829 @34.30 1 hoist cow, Smolan 34.75 1305@ 2250 BcriTS Choice 300-400 lb. heifers sold at $37.00-$38.50 48 mix strs, Tampa 796 @ 1 hoist cow, Salina 825 @34.70 1480 @ 2240 Amerir Choice 400-500 lb. heifers sold at $33.50-$38.50 10 blk strs, Solomon 7 hoist cows, Culver 1475 0 2240 (1 847 @34.40 Choice 500-600 lb. heifers sold at $32.00-$34.00 35 mix strs, Durham 1 hoist cow, Durham 1435 @ 22.1 834 @34.25 Choice 600-750 lb. heifers sold at $31.50-$34.00 54 mix strs, Abilene 1 hoist cow, Gypsum 1590 @ 22.00 898 @34.15 13 mix strs, McPherson 6 wf cows, Ellsworth 1218 @ 21,90 853 @34.00 ill* STEERS 48 char strs, Durham 6 wf cows, Marquette 11012102: 22181(1 s. 940 @34.00 Odle strop with 14 wf strs, Abilene 287 @ 52.00 18 blk strs, Delphos 12 wf cows, Minneapolis 951 @33.45 3 wf strs, Salina 241 @ 51.50 10 mix strs, Tampa 2 wf cows, Salina 1040 @ 21.50 783 @31.80 MAYGO RE 1 wf str, Salina 215 @ 50.25 56 mix strs, Tampa 10 wf cows, Hope 1149@ 21.10' 971 @29.10 14 wf strs, Abilene 353 @ 49.25 10 mix strs, Lindsborg 1 blk cow, Ellsworth 1040 0 21.00 436 @35.00 24 wf strs, Gypsum 384 @ 49.00 5 hoist strs, Marquette 3 wf cows, Salina 970 @ 20.90 622 @31.40 1 bwf str, Ellsworth 310 @ 48.00 13 hoist strs, Geneso 1 blk cow, Salina 1005 @ 20,89 686 @31.00 1 wf str, Salina 340 @ 47.50 9 hoist strs, Leonardville 1 wf cow, McPherson 980 @ 20,1 8 wf strs, Beloit 365 @ 47.00 6 hoist strs, Gypsum 743 @30.30 8 wf cows, Holyrood 1071@29 29.90 20 mix strs, Lincoln 327 @ 46.50 3 hoist strs, Little River 838 @ 3 wf cows, Minneapolis 10050 20. 29.40 22 wf strs, Concordia 366 @ 45.75 15 hoist strs, Gypsum 907 @ 1 red cow, Abilene 995 @ 2086 1020 @ 20,60 7 wf strs, Lindsborg 404 @ 45.75 1 wf cow, Salina VING THE FAF 975 @ 20.50 4 wf strs, Abilene 312 @ 45.75 HEIFERS 1 blk cow, McPherson Give Us i 17 wf strs, Salina 415 @ 45.50 9 blk hfrs, Ellsworth 293 @39.50 1 wf cow, Ellsworth 1105 @ 204, MAYGO REP 33 mix strs, Minneapolis 387 @ 45.25 1 blk hfr, Tescott 280 @39.25 1 red cow, Ellsworth 1210 @ 20.30 4 wf strs, Lindsborg 365 @ 45.00 20 bwf hfrs, Abilene 288 @38.75 1 wf cow, Salina 1020 @ 20,10 4241 Ma. 4 wf strs, Lindsborg 388 @ 44.75 7 wf hfrs, Lindsborg 403 @38.50 1 wf cow & calf, Gypsum @@325..0100 243 @38.50 53 wf strs, Aurora 400 @ 44.50 27 bwf hfrs, Abilene 2 brown swiss cows, Salina MEMOR1A 17 wf strs, Kanoplis 429 @ 44.25 16 wf hfrs, Kanapolis 411 @38.40 10 blk cows, Salina 02801 16 wf strs, Lorraine 405 @ 44.00 10 wf hfrs, Salina 434 @38.25 2 wf cows, Barnard MONUIvi 8 wf strs, Brookville 406 @ 44.00 16 wf hfrs, Lindsborg 388 @38.00 5 blk cows, Miltonvale 2 wf strs, Lindsborg 337 @ 44.00 13 wf hfrs, Beloit 433 @38.00 5 wf cows, Miltonvale [email protected] 3lones designed 11 wf strs, Ellsworth 390 @ 43.75 11 blk hfrs, Kanapolis 453 @37.50 2 wf cows, Salina ced craftsmen 10 bwf strs, Bennington 341 @ 43.50 21 wf hfrs, Ellsworth 442 @37.50 Rundle Monur 27 bwf strs, Bennington 447 @ 43.30 14 wf hfrs, Windom 363 @37.75 BUTCHER HOGS 6 wf strs, Abilene 420 @ 43.25 5 wf hfrs, Gypsum 467 @37.00 36 mix hogs, Ellsworth 213 @ 18.1 Harlan Rundle, 226 @ 1993 6 blk strs, Tescott 273 @ 43.25 7 mix hfrs, Minneapolis 382 @37.00 11 -mix hogs, Abilene & Display 413 @37.30 224 0 18.99: 4th& Grant 16 wf strs, Windom 408 @ 42.50 28 bwf hfrs, Bennington 17 white hogs, Bennington 0E2.2323 214 @l3 445 @ 42.20 385 @37.25 12 mix hogs, Salina 30 blk strs, Lorraine 6 wf hfrs, Lindsborg 220 9 18. CENTER 14 bwf hfrs, Marquette 370 @37.00 7 mix hogs, Salina - 4 wf strs, Niles 425 @ 42.25 2190 18. 12 wf strs, Gypsum 483 @ 41.75 13 wf hfrs, Ellsworth 402 @37.00 36 mix hogs, Bennington 395 @36.75 2080 18 CEMETF 5 mix strs, Lindsborg 447 @ 41.75 20 wf hfrs, Concordia 18 mix hogs, Lincoln 216 0 l: 446 @ 41.25 12 blk hfrs, Windom 464 @36.40 12 mix hogs, Hope 12 wf strs, Lindsborg 2279 MEM 0 R 424 @36.70 20 mix hogs, Ellsworth 11 wf strs, Lindsborg 486 Pi 41.00 19 char hfrs, Chapman 2380' 438 @36.50 54 Year Continu, 11 wf strs, Salina 536 @ 40.75 36 blk hfrs, Russell 32 mix hogs, Beverly 238 @ 15:: 464 @36.25 Cambria Display Locates 7 char strs, New Cambria 437 @ 40.75 23 wf hfrs, Minneapolis 8 spot hogs, New 238@ 195[). 4 wf strs, Delphos 367 @ 40.50 11 char hfrs, New Cambria 409 @36.00 9 mix hogs, Salina East of City 26 wf strs, Concordia 461 @ 40.60 5 wf hfrs, Lincoln 432 @36.00 36.00 BOARS 6 blk strs, Russell 367 @ 40.50 19 char hfrs, Lindsborg 455 @ 510 014.4 SCHAU MONUMENT 9 blk strs, Lyons 410 @ 40.50 12 wf hfrs, Barnard 521 @35.00 1 red boar, Minneapolis 415@ la. Ci 19 bwf strs, Marquette 407 @ 40.50 10 blk hfrs, Lyons 371 @35.25 1 hamp boar, Salina 430@ 1135 RR 3 Box20 M 5 char strs, Lorraine 464 @ 40.25 5 mix hfrs, Salina 494 @34.25 1 red boar, Geneso 610 01440 10 wf strs, Barnard 534 @, 40.20 41 mix hfrs, Longford 639 @34.00 1 white boar, Salina ClarenceBlanc, P 18 mix strs, Salina 502 @ 40.00 8 blk hfrs, Culver 479 @34.00 CLAYCENT 13 wf strs, Beloit 440 @ 40.00 15 mix hfrs, Simpson 670 @33.70 SOWS 3100 1 158 gON Um 9 wf strs, Simpson 471 @ 40.00 6 blk hfrs, Geneso 514 @33.10 1 spot sow, Salina 397 9 10 blk strs, Culver 483 @ 40.00 6 wf hfrs, Tampa 645 @33.10 2 mix sows, Marquette 1540 39 blk strs, Russell 476 @ 39.80 3 wf hfrs, Salina 630 @33.00 7 mix sows, Salina 518@ 53/ MANHATi 9 blk strs, Abilene 494 @ 39.30 664 @33.20 6 white sows, Gypsum 412@ 15° 8 mix hfrs, Brookville MONUmEN 14 blk strs, Windom 528 @ 39.00 4 wf hfrs, Hillsboro 618 @32.50 7 mix sows, Salina 14 char strs, Lindsborg 433 @ 38.75 673 @32.40 9 wf hfrs, Brookville 959208 48 blk strs, Salina 611 @ 38.40 4 wf hfrs, Salina 680 @32.10 FEEDERS 3.BLJCEA 0 115 Office 16 blk strs, Marquette 468 @ 38.50 667 @32.25 Bennington andD 5 char hfrs, Marquette 4 white feeders, @Il 123 No. 11 wf strs, Barnard 614 @ 38.10 863 @31.00 40 mix pigs, Salina 8 mix hfrs, Lindsborg @ io 10 wf strs, Brookville 603 @ 38.00 600 @30.80 20 white pigs,Bushton 1 blk hfr, Miltonvale 910ice 6 bwf strs, Delphos 592 @ 37.90 Kanapolis phone 1 blk hfr, Minneapolis 595 @30.50 15 mix pigs, @IO N R Wells 7 wf strs, Gypsum 621 @ 37.60 1 wf hfr, Smolan 645 @30.25 30 mix pigs, @I0 '5137 12 wf strs, Ellsworth 641 @ 37.60 610 @29.00 10 spot pigs,Salina 1 blk hfr, Canton MANHATTAN, Assaria 90 19 mix strs, Simpson 681 @ 37.40 1 blk hfr, Salina 810 @28.90 16 mix pigs, @14,0 12 wf strs, Lindsborg 616 @ 37.80 25 white pigs,Smolan @III Tescott °AIRY SUP 5 wf strs, Brookville 623 @ 37.20 22 mix pigs, ,'.: 0 Wilson ktA At. 15 wf strs,I .ndsobrg 690 @ 37.20 22 hamp pigs, kFa DAIRY Salina 0! EQ 25 mix strs Gypsum 620 @ 37.10 14 white pigs, (:;1> rrn pme Salina Bulx 14 wf strs,orraine 682 @ 37.10 10 mix pigs, Tanks nst 20 wf strs,.00kville 699 @ 37.10 8 mix pigs,Minneapolis ION40 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES MARKET REPORTS AUCT LIVESTOCK Radio Station KSAL, Salim THE ACTION LAURENCE CLEMENCE 6:45 a.m., Every With equinmer Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 Monday, Wednesday & Friday Phone 2)o°E284MCCLU MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN KFRM Barn P. Durham Phone '732-3371 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. Salina! A CERTIFIED 913 TA5-0211 417"".77:0 BOB MUIR Salina Phone TA 3-2963 ;ion GRASS & GRAIN November 16, 1971 Co.,111( Kansas Simmental Assn. Sale FOR SALE - 2 saddles, 1 bri- ILWOLPIEE GY)MMIBOAt dle,1 blanket, all like new, IA, RATES: 7d a word.$1 minimum for one week. DISCOUNTS: (withcash orders only) 6:30 p.m. reasonable. Phone 913 4942634, KANS, deduct 10%if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. REFUNDS:you may St. George, Ks. SB38 at the Ag Press office for any unused amount paid if an ad is collect a refund cancelled. Saturday, Nov. 20 BROWN SWISS BULLS - Can CLASSIFIED DISPLAY:(boxed ads) $2.10 a column inch,CASH: ads not accompa- be registered. Ralph Fink, Smo- ThURSDAY 25 -cent billing charge added. FARMERS AND RANCHERS by cash have a COMMISSION CO. lan, Kans, Phone 81, Salems- Cattle To: Ag Press -P.O. Box 1009- 1531 Yuma - Manhattan, Kansas x38 04 niedMail 66502 - JE 9-7558 SALINA, KANSAS borg. Selling starts FOR SALE - Quarter horse ill sell in al 11:004. WAMEGO Selling80 Lots the orderthek,.CaI1 FAR41, gelding, gentle, pleasure to ride. d on the y ate con DAIRY SUPPLY TESTED INCLUDES Heavy muscled. Permanent reg- books. istered son of Wimpy II. 11 yrs. Bred and open heifers WELL DRILLING Your authorized dealer for: / old.Dwayne Turner, Phone LARGEST and home KANSAS Performance tested yearling 913 527-2828 evenings, Belleville, Irrigation, stock DeLAVAL milkers PORk PROQI,H,f RS COIIKK.N wells. Test holes, bulls Kansas, x39 SUCTION ?gravel packed CLAY push-button eqpt. NATIONALLY ACCREDITED 4-H steers plastic and metalcasings in New air rotary SPF registered Yorkshire boars WANTED - Western pleasure age weight soy formation. MUELLER Bulk Tanks Sale Chairman gelding 4-8 yrs. old, 1000-1150 in lights and gilts. Backfat to.54, loin - equipment. reason- head. DRILLING eye up to 5.95. Test station data John Teagarden, LaCygne, Ks. lbs., anyone can ride, BLUE VALLEY Stores and Service from on litter mates. able. Write Lyle Arand, Belvue, GERALD STRADER Wamego & Sabetha, Kansas Litter mates and half brothers Ks. 66407. x39 auction facility Kansas 66441 Blue Rapids, to grand champion boar at STRYKER or 500. For Free Estimates Call: All Breeds Show and Sale. 25 FEEDER PIGS for sale.Ph. Phone Collect WAMEGO 456-7200 or Hereford Ranch 913 539-3362 Manhattan. x39 913/226.7353 SABETHA AV 4-2958 Floyd Meyer SALE 12 Hereford cows with fall BULLS PALMER, KANSAS calves. Call Manhattan 913 ill, Salina OIL FIELDEQUIPMENT Phone 913 Palmer 1905 MONDAY, NOV. 29 539-2112. SB38 16150t: I, Marquette BOUGHT & SOLD 60 Bulls FOR SALE - Yorkshire lab I, Lincoln 144,50, For Sale Structural pipe for CONCORD MILKERS 40 Females boars, serviceable age. Ellis I, Miltonvale 14150t'iSucker rods Registered Spotted boars, lit- King, Harper, Ks., Phone 316 11010t, toting BULK TANKS termates to the Reserve Cham- Home Of The 1971 I, Brookville Denver Carload Champions 896-2497. SB40 16100ii Sales & Service pion Barrow at Lincoln. and 1st I, Minneapolis SHAMROCK SUPPLY Your AuthorizedDealer Lightweight Spot narrow at 1396(it Home Of The 1971 REGISTEREDQUARTER hor- II, Salina Paul Bandy Hutchinson. $100 & up. Delivery ses. Colts by AAA running KAVERKAMP available. American Royal Read on Highway 56, Galva REFRIGERATION Pen Bull Champions stock. Also break colts to ride, Phone Canton 316/628-4417 $3.00 per day. Gene Helms, COWS Centralia, Ks. 913 857-3946 Joy Bros. Phone Galva 316/654-2732 Write for catalog - ow, Smolan Phone 913 358-2303 Linn, Ks. 66953. 913 348-2316. 13450'4' x41 ow, Smolan NARKA, KS. STRYKER 13(60 AUCTIONEERING HEREFORD RANCH ow, Salina BgTTI'S BAZAAR REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE 149130Z Americus, Kansas 66835 Fredonia, Kansas ows, Culver boars from Premier Sire, Kan- 14150;11 For Sale sas State Fair. Sire of top )w, Durham ANTIQUES LAWRENCE E. WELTER 14350Z: GIFTS Hampshire pen at KSU Test ow, Gypsum AUCTIONEER SPF Duroc Boars Burnside Farms 15,940'4! Station. Herd averageson 41 ART and REAL ESTATE SALESMAN vs, Ellsworth 12180r: FLEA MARKET Nationally validated & Bru- 50 ANGUS BULLS tested:177 days, 0.91, 6.16 loin. vs, Marquette Your Sale Solicited cellosis free. On farm tested ANNUAL Galen Harms, Whitewater, Ks., MO@ e little shopwith something different Large or Small boars reasonably priced. PRIVATE TREATY SALE Phone 316 799-2382. x39 )ws, Minneapolis 10210i" EAST HIGHWAY US 24 vs, Salina 113400 CLINTON & BUTCH HARRIS FOR SALE - 2 year old Regis- MAYGO READY -MIX MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 1:30 to 3:30 p.m )ws, Hope 1149@i' Circleville Phone 913 924-2543 SATURDAY, NOV. 20 tered Horned Hereford bulls. Real Estate SOLDIER, KS. These were -sired by M. H. Sil- w, Ellsworth And General Sales at the farm 3 miles east of ver Mischief 12, M. H. Royal vs, Salina 91001. Concrete When SIMM.F_.NTAL - LIMOUSIN Valley Falls, Ks., on Hwy. 4 & Fashion 12 or P. R. Domino w, Salina 100501: 16. You Need BOB WILSON Return 219. They are ready for N, McPherson 90:10't. heavy service.- Waldemar Han- It Auctioneering Dispersion Offering at private sale: 50 bull ke & Son, Waterville, Ks. 913 Holyrood 101107. and Where calves plus several service ages. Real Estate 785-2186. x41 NS, Minneapolis 1C050 You Want It All types sales Sale 35 bulls $300 to $600. 15 head w, Abilene 9950 Ph, 494-2552 $750 & up. Bring your truck. FOR SALE -- Purebred Charo- or 776-9061 SATURDAY, NOV, 27, 1971 N, Salina 10200:SERVING THE FARMER'S NEEDS 85 LO ALL BUT .1"-S lais bulls, performance tested & Box 118 -St. George, Ks. fertility tested. Blue River Hills w, McPherson 9150:.:, Give Us A Call Bulls - Brown Swiss PERFORMANCE TESTED Cows -1/2 blood bred Birth weight, 140 day prewean- Charolais, Rt. 4, Manhattan, Ks. N, Ellsworth MAYGO READY -MIX for 34, calves ing gain, growth rate charted Gordon Webb, mgr., phone Ri- w, Ellsworth ley 485-2566. x42 10219/ 913/7764241 Manhattan, Kansas JIM HOOBLER Calves - Steers each 28 days, weaning weight, N, Salina size and conformation scores. AUCTIONEER (At The Ranch) WOOD SHAVINGS for sale at N & calf, Gypsum Farm - General - Household all times. Nelson Manhattan 01/ HERD SIRES: Luxon of Wye, swiss cows, Salina MEMORIALS Cenalt of Wye, Lodge of Wye, Hatchery, Manhattan, Ks., Ph. Large or Small Laflin Ranch 913 778-3412. SBTF ows, Salina Filtrel of Wye, Marc of Wye Ph. 456-7553 OLSBURG, KANSAS and H&K Marshall. ws, Barnard MONUMENTS Route 1 Wamego, Kansas FOR SALE Registered Polled )ws, Miltonvale BURNSIDE FARMS Cattle Win Hereford bulls ages 12 to 14 Stones designed and cut by ex- WRIGHT - WAY Major Shows.1971 First Priz- mo. Orville Blanka & Son ph. ws, Miltonvale perienced craftsmen in our own LAND IMPROVEMENT es at Mid -America, New Mex. 913-456-2458.Located 7 mi. N. ws, Salina plant. PORK PRODUCERS & Kansas State Fairs and Amer- of Wamego, Ks., on K99 and 2 mi. west. x38 Rundle Monument Co. MEMBER KCCA AND LICA cash out- ican Royal. Sons of 1971 Mid - BUTCHER HOGS Raise hogs with no America Grand Champ. sell. Harlan Rundle, Owner lay for breeding stock FOR SALE - Lightweight hogs, Ellsworth Office & Display Good reliablebreeding stock FREE BROCHURE. Write Ray green steer & heifer calves for 4th & Grant immediate delivery. Calves will hogs, Abilene 2241 delivered to your farm Burns, Burnside Farms, Valley ME 2-2323 weigh 350 to 425 lbs. For infor- e hogs,Bennington certificates provided Falls, Ks. 114@.;.: Health mation phone Harlan Jensen, CLAYCENTER on all breedingstock hogs, Salina n15, included in Rt. 2, Concordia, Kansas,913 logs, Salina 2isis Purebred boar 243-2581. SBTF Ponds a Terraces Grading lease hogs, Bennington and nu- CALL US CEMETER Y Waterways Clearing Free management for choce healthy "OKIE" steers 200 HEAD of open and bred hogs, Lincoln MEMORIALS Land Leveling trition service that can be bought for a lot Holstein heifers, 300 to 900lbs. hogs, Hope 27ir Not a feed program.Choose W. G. Wiebe, 913 244-7625, Sum- Ellsworth and manage less money. Our weights and merfield, Kansas. tf hogs, 235V ROGGENDORFF CONST., INC. your own feed condition will save you money. 54 Year Continuous Service as your ownherd hogs, Beverly 2351 Display Located Phone913-539-3984 litters, five pigs FOR SALE - Angus bulls, on US24 1630 OSAGE - MANHATTAN Out of four hogs, NewCambria returned as Orndorff Cattle Co. ready for service. Big, growthy East of City Limits per sow are sons of famous 2500 lb. Colossal logs, Salina lease payment Harvey Orndorff, Nowata, and 2200 lb. MQ Mr. Marshall Herds now out onlease. We Oklahoma 918-273-2666 SCHAUBEL Livestock 19 and other good sires. Priced BOARS 510', welcome your inquiries. Jim Orndorff, Tulsa, Oklahoma $400 to $750. Only 3 outstanding MONUMENT CO.,INC. 415 918-622.9043 Minneapolis write or prospects priced higher. Phone Dar, For complete details, Lowell Willhite, Elmdale, Chase Salina RR 3 Box20 ME 2-3531 GREEN CITY call ) boar, SALE PAVILION HOLSTEIN BULLS & heifers. Co., Ks. 316 295-4257 or Kenneth oar, Gene Clarence Blanc,President EARL B. WRIGHT Also crossbred & weaned calves. Moore, 913 827-2338. x39 8 boar,Salina GREEN CITY, MO. CLAY CENTER Owner - Manager Dwight Rhodes, Clifton, Ks. FOR SALE - Beef cross calves 2015 Sunnymeade Road 913 455-3407. x38 We will have 500 head of calves SOWS 35! MONUMENTS Manhattan, Kansas 66502 at our barns every weekend, 4 391!, SPECIAL FOR SALE - Spotted and sow Salina . 913539-3497 Yorkshire boars, half brothers weeks to 400 lbs. Also Holstein aM rqUette Breeding Cow & bull. Heifer calves. All triple SOWS, to our SENEK & KSU swine 315;4111:. MANHATTAN vac. W. G. Wiebe, Summerfield, Salina testing station. Ready for hea- SOWS, MONUMENT Bred Heifer Sale For Sale vy service. Priced reasonable. Kansas 913 244-7625. tf e sows,GYPsnm CO. BIG,RUGGED L. Lindquist & C. Korte, 913 FINANCING AVAILABLE on sows,Salina SAT., NOV. 20 HORNED HEREFORDBULLS 785-2358, Waterville, Ks. SB39 DAIRY COWS - If you wish J. J. BEAUDET Serviceable age. Sired byRoyal FOR SALE - Registered An- to start a new dairy or expand FEEDERS Office andDisplay 2700 Head Husker K30 and OKDouble In- gus bulls, ready for service. your present one, we have for Bennington 123 No. 3rd tense 18th. We alsohave 10 reg- your selection 250 head of Hol- e feeders, Angus, Hereford & Charolais of breed- Sired by 1800 and 2000 lb. bulls. pigs, istered heifers for sale, These bulls bred and perform- stein fresh & springer cows and Office Watch Grass & 'Grain ing age. heifers. Also Jersey &Guern- salivaBusht Phone ance tested by Kansas State ire Pigs, Res. Phone Issues of Nov. 9 & 16 University. We have been using sey. Buy where everycow and PR 8-5137 heiferisguaranteed sound K pigs,KanaPoli PR 8-4978 For Complete Listings Elmer Peterson &Son performance tested bulls for 12 MANHATTAN, MARYSVII d .F.,KANSAS years. Enos Honeycutt, Blue when they freshen.W. G. )0; pigs,Wells KANS. Wiebe, Summerfield, Kansas, Phone For Information located 6 Rapids, Kansas 913 226-7156. . Elmer Peterson farm Phone 913244-7625. )t pigs,Salina Waterville. Glen x38 tf Assarla DAIRY SUPPLIES Ovid Vestal 816 874-2405 miles north of molio 61/2 miles north FOR SALE: Performance tes- x pigs' Lawrence Couch 816 874-2875 Peterson farm FOR SALE - New all -steel cat- lite Pigs, Scott DeLAVAL of Waterville. tle hay bunks, constructed in 8' ted registered purebred Charo- x pigs,Tesi DAIRY EQUIPMENT Karl Boehner 816 874.3155 lais bulls 12 to 16 months of sections for easy moving and I' Wlson Clay FarmEquipment SERVICEABLE AGEregister- ageFlintHillsCharolais mP Pigs' salina %eller CROSSBRED CLUB calves - handling. Can use along fence Bulk Tanks ed Shorthorn andPolled Short- Ranch Wamego, Kansas.913- lite Pigs, - Simmental x Shorthorn, Limou- of Leader line or in lot with 4' wide end sin x Shorthorn, and Polled horn bulls, grandsonsShorthorn and panels and any multiple of 8' 765-2208. x38 x Pigs,Salirl.,00lis Simmental x 21st. Also Reg. Shorthorn. Also 5 , bred to lengths. Also new portable cat- CHAROLAIS BULLS percent- Pigs ,Minn- Mee & Repairs BROWN SWISS Shorthorn heifers and 6Regis- Maine - tle loading chute and new Ran- age & purebred, 12 to 24 mo. Most dairyequipment Limousin, Simmental, AijCiai@'N tered Polled Shorthorn heifers, (Leader ger type portable squeeze chute. Sired by proven performance LIVESTWithACII weighed Anjou and Shorthorn THE w JOE Leader bred. All calves 9th.) Tam Richard Bramlage, 2010 Park- tested bulls. Guaranteed breed- McCLURE and graded. 316 463-2372, Burr - 21st and Leader way, Manhattan, Ks. 66502. Ph. ers. McFadden Bros., Phone Ph, 229-5284 Schrag, 316 463-2372,Burrton, Buhler, x39 913 485-2688,Riley, Ks. x40 BanPcb°" Alta Vista ton, Ks. or 316 543.2682 x39 539-1350. Ks. x39 Kansas. 913 TA541 j HOLSTEINS -- 10 heifers, 8 FOR &ALE - 20 open Short- 'OR SALE - Ten pure short- horn heifers, reds & roans, eli- C ET/ orn cows and 11 calves(one mo., 20 yearlings, 10 bredheif- ' Ks., gible to register. Glenn E. Lacy, L Alin). Ph. 913 568-2517 after six ers. Perry Cook, Meriden, Miltonvale, Ks., Ph. 913 4274513 .m. Dick Wilson, Glasco,Ks. Phone 913 484-2272. x39 x40 x40 FOR SALE - 8 yr. old Shet- land sorrel mare 42" high, SIMMENTAL x HEREFORD e2AN197jC:netS:E. SeeI 1 GOOD QUALITY Hereford bulls. A good one in Kansas 4 s ows to calve winter &spring, broke to drive & pull. 2 year old Bull Test Sale, Beloit, Ks. Nov. AC toPB, 255. 50 good quality Hereford % Shetland & % Quarter Horse like 19ml eifers to calve Feb. $275. 40 sorrel mare, 44" tall, halter 17. Look him up. You will Si Mar. him. Houghton Stock Farms, tngus 3 years old to calve broke; beautiful pony, 6 mo. Tipton, Ks. x38 Ford 2 April $275. Paul Evans, Ph. old. Sorrel stud colt, % Shet- cab 16 439-5354, Kincaid, Ks.SB40 land & % Appaloosa. They all FOR SALE - 20 Yorkshire White Freightliners have light manes & tails. Also brood sows, start farrowingin ole Short- White Trucks a 'OR SALE - Registered and next 30 days. Bred to reg.Dur- I971CeltunonerCyeone2dr guaran- a high wheel wagon, gears l'e (I1da .orn bull 4 years old, Wheels, A-1 shape, box fair. oc & Chester Whiteboars. Leon- and Autocar eed breeder. Doug Nagely, Phone George Pollman, Paxico, Ks., ard Berger, Waterville, R:eF3Aaio.%rv,eC,'rjrl-.wda 'lanchester, Ks. 913 388-2360. SB39 x38 1970 Ford % ton, LWB, long dr aharp,196:Btick:Wi1aeat4r,res, x38 913 636-8641. 785-2394. box, V8, 3 speed, cream color, 197:Rieraa1oueoIne4nt'4dr'969Bule:rta48 pair of extra clean and sharp .. $2445 rES eN '2HAROLAIS BULLS, cowsand FOR SALE - 19 Black Angus FOR SALE - Matched a nice Pure- (cows and 19 Hereford cross sorrell draft mare colts.Fred- 1968 Chevrolet tandem tag axle, ielfers. Serviceable age. calves. If not sold before Dec. erick Martin, Brookville,Kans. 427 V8, 5 speed, 2 speed, 10:00 bred and percentage.Fertility x39 tires, straight air brakes, pow- ested.Guaranteed. Zeckser 2nd will sell at Manhattan Com- :harolais, Alma, Ks.,Phone mission Co. Also two coming 3- er steering, underbody hoist 4111ttli2eaeewiernwlivrivsdpetae°6htlinliree6o' x46 yr.-old reg. Black Angus bulls. and will handle 20' grain box seats be )13 765-3628. Poultry $5750 Harry Orton, Alma, Ks. 913- 6C .i'OR SALE - Reg.Santa Ger- 765-3896. x40 1968 Chevrolet 1/2ton, LWB, fiord rudis 3 yr. bull, tested& guar- V8, 3 speed, wide box. A good to show FOR SALE - 18 head of 1st FOR SALE: 300 yr. oldlaying buy $1595 anteed breeder. Calves Leonard - 1967:0lds let baiter broke. Also a 2 yearold calf heifers. Call 913 8894362 on hens. Ph. 913-293-5848, 1965 Chevrolet 80 Series, 427 P sb38 nbCrRug opvr,12rd: )urebred Angus bull.Alfred weekends, Onaga. SB38 vile, Kans. V8, tandem, tag axle tractor, r.,att 11231ee5;eera3srvcorole: Woellhof, Clay Center,Ks., Ph. -lay 5 spd., 2 sp., 10:00x10 tires, Chevrolet SB38 100 HEAD young Hereford and FOR SALE - Ready -to straight air brakes, PS $32501966Mnlin2MahttanMOt°4BuieK.oPEL311Hoiston 313 926.3436. Angus cows, 65 calves by side. pullets. Watts Feed, inGalva, 1964 Ford 2 ton, LWB, 4 spd., DUROC BOARS -Nationally Contact R. E. Schmidt, 913 Kansas, 654-3482. SB40 2 spd., 330 V8, 8:25 tires, 18' accredited SPF, registered,fast 765-3530, Alma, Ks. x39 Schwartz box & hoist PR 935 4 speed, -gainers, serviceable age.Harold 250 3rumm, Rt. 3,Junction City. MURRY GREY - Three heif- Feed & Seed 1964 Chevrolet tandem tag$a SB38 and ly Ks. Phone 913238-7258. ers. Also Swin-Simmental 13' gravel dump box, 409 V8, Ford 2 t Swin-Charolais bulls. John Lurt, 5 speed, 2 speed, 10:00 tires, FOR SALE - 10Angus cows, Iola, Ks., Phone La Harpe 562. calves by CUSTOM PELLETING cast spoke wheels, power Clean -Up Siebe s ,recordable Charolais x39 steering $2750 Bargains side. Three E5i yearling Charo- Grain Banking 1964 Chevrolet % ton, SWB, 3 breeding. Shel- FOR SALE - 10 registered An- t Trt lais bulls, Sam speed, 6 cyl., extra nice $845 1971ClevroIena1aCoupe,V8, ion VanArnburg,913 5244882, gus bred heifers, yearlings to3 Page's Feed - Bulk Delivery 1964 Chevrolet, LWB, 2 ton, 6 JANSEN Uincoln, Kansas. x39 year olds, calve in March to Animal Health Products cyl., 4 sp., 2 sp., 8:25 tires, Telephone 4 Powerhouse K-8. This is a big new 151' grain box, under - 25 REG. PolledHerefords with bull and he is sired by a big MANHATTAN MILLING CO. $2995 Polled Here- body hoist owned low mileage fall calves. 10 reg. bull, Koranmere K17 (the Pow- Manhattan, Ks. 778-3217 1964 Ford COE, 102" CA, V-8, 4- car, Used spring. Above erhouse bull) over a ton. Also 1971 hve87aleattemImaptialac, fords to calve in spd.,2-spd.,825tires,15%' ible,C HeadqL cows will weigh1200 to 1400 for sale, 10 registered heifer FOR SALE - 4000 balesof ex- $3250 to start box & hoist steering & brakes, factory plus. 5 reg. Herefords calves, 6 mo. old, the top end cellent brome hay. Contactaf- 1962 Chew. LCF single axle trac- 'Ford V8 10 Here- sired by the K8 bull. This bull air cond. A low mileage, calving in February. ter 8 p.m., Robert Bowser,Em- tor, 340 engine, good .$1750 Chet/. 50,31 in Febru- sired the champion heifer at the SB39 owner locally owned fords to start calving mett, Ks. 913 535-2458. 1957 International L190 twin 1970 Chevrolet Bel Air ary. Above cowswould not be futurity of the junior show and 9 Ford 600 V health. the reserve champion at Den- FOR SALE - 1500 square wire screw 549 V8, 10 spd. Road sedan, 6 cyl., automatic, for sale except for my Ranger tractor $750 and heater. A one ter 10 reg. Polledbulls 13-15 mo. ver. Honeycutt Angus Farm, tied bales alfalfa & brome mix- rd 600, V8, heifers 13-15 Blue Rapids, Ks. 913 226-7156. 1950 Chevrolet LWB, 4 spd., 2- cally owned car, old. 15 reg. Polled ed, 50c per bale. Edgar Simons - spd., 8:25 tires,good, 15' 1969 Chevrolet Impala out of x38 Chevy 14 ton :months old. These are son, Box 194, Council Grove, grain box, good condition $695 350 cu. in. V8, Hy x39 ord14 ton the above cows.Will make big 9(Charolais Kansas. 1951 Chevrolet % ton, 4-spd. power steering, power Swearingen, James - 45 EXTRA good ton, 4 :ows. Ralph cows, recorded, rebred to pure- $95 factory air, vinyl top, 913 439-6354. RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for hors- rd 31 ton, ':own, Ks. Phone bred Charolais bulls, 7/8 and Milling Co., heater. Locally owned x39 es. Product of Key NEW TRUCKS vy V8, : 15/16 Charolais bulls, breeding Clay Center, Kans., Phone ME 1968 Oldsmobile 88 4 door age.William Hink, Williams- We have a large inventory, dan, V8 engine, autos Black Angus 2-2141. SBTF V8, 1to FOR SALE -68 burg, Kans., 913-746-3184. sb38 ready for delivery, of new transmission, power !ows and heifers,2-8 years old, trucks, 1/4T DICICUDS to single & and brakes, factory air ground. Lar- KEY RABBIT Mini Pellets for evy V8 1 t t3 with calves on FOR SALE: Registered Angus fast gains, no waste. Key Mill- tandem diesel tractors. ditioning, radio & heater IT Sorell, 913568-2423, Giese°, bull, 5 yrs. old. Five registered 1968 Ford Fairlane 2 door x39 ing Co., Clay Center, Kansas, Ofd 600, V8, Kansas. young Angus cows with calves ME 2-2141. TF Melton Motor Co., Inc. top, V8 engine, auto at side. Richard Patton, Cotton- transmission, radio & FOR SALE -59 goodstock wood Falls, Ks., phone 316-273- 16th & M Streets 913 527-2201 ,600, HD WANT TO BUY good quality 1968 Caprice 4 door sedan wring -.N.ows, 2's to 8's, 45 wf& 13 blk., 8177. x38 alfalfa hay. Send price. Altwegg BELLEVILLE engine, automatic 1 Cha., with 30 calves,balance rd 600, HD Bros., Phone 485-2477, Riley, Ks. sion, power steering, I eering ;bringers. 6. fancy coming 3 yr. FOR SALE: Four Charolais x38 air conditioning & timi Camino, V old Hereford heifers,close bulls, 2 purebred, 215/16ths, A real fine 1 owner car, 18 mo. to 5 yrs. Lloyd Shearer, We Have The Trucks es, air springers. 32 Registered 4 yr. 1968 Falcon 6 cylinder 11 Camino Ad Angus caws, mostly with Wilsey, Ks. 66873.phone 913- Automotive 1971 Ford 1/2 ton, LWB, 3 spd., 2 -door sedan with 3 s calves by side. 34 good mixed 497-2936. x38 6 cyl., 6000 miles, like new. standard shift, radio & $2295 rm hoists stock cows, reds, roans, blacks NATIONALLY ACCREDITED No trade price er. Low costoperation andwhiteface,some with S.P.F. Hampshire boars, open PONTIAC GMC DATSUN 1970 Chevrolet 2 ton, C50 Series, calves. Reasonably priced. Call Wayne Shirley, Horton, 350 V8, 4 speed, 2 speed,will LOW COST PICKUPS after 6 p.m. H. C. Theobald, gilts. handle a 16' or 18' bed 1967 IHC % ton pickup es Chevr Kans., phone Powhattan, 913- auto- locally owned Pi rates Center, Ks. 316 625-2372. x50 Ford Sale 1969 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, V8, er, one 316 6e x39 474-3349. matic, power steering, air equipped to do your OLINE, KS. FOR SALE - Duroc boars, At Your conditioning work. A real buyat FOR SALE - 18 head of 2nd reasonable price. James Her- 1968 Dodge % ton, V8, 3-speed, 1967 Chevrolet4 ton Pontiac Dealer good clean low mileagetruck cvl., 4 speed transio, calf heifers. Call 913 889-4362 on redsberg, 913 389-2735, Lebanon, heater and wrap weekends, Onaga. Sylvia Hart- Kansas. x38 1967 Ford 1/2 ton, V8, 4speed d 6 cyl., aut. °Illy wich. SB38 1971 Pinto 2 dr., big 1966 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, V8,3 sp., . - ...... ton, wid trans., 25000 actual miles,lo- 1965 Chevrolet144011, FOR SALE - 12 year old mare. LWB 4 85 GOOD Hampshire ewes for Had two good colts. Good cattle cal one owner, like new$2095 1966 GMC 2 ton, V6, 4speed, V8 engine, ton,' stand- rubber, transmission,pickup, wra ...... sale. Three Hampshire bucks. horse. Craig Jones, 913 776-9797, 1970 Maverick 2 dr., 6 cyl. 2 speed, LWB, 8:25 onl Lambing now. 15 lambs at side. Manhattan, Ks. SB38 ard trans., one local owner. cab and chassis bumper ...... 4WD,PS $1595 1966 Chevrolet % ton, 6cyl., 4 - 1965 Chevrolet% ton $25 head or $2100 takes all. Extra clean. New tires 6 engine, i 913 776-8459, Manhattan, Ks. FOR SALE: 30 Registered An- 1970 Mustang 2 dr., V8,auto- speed, long wide bed pickup, Big x38 gus bulls, serviceable age, not matic trans., power steering, 1965 Chevrolet 1 ton 6,cyl. 292, transmission,wrap Ford trac' sides & bumper ...... fat. Latzke Angus Farm, Junc- factory AC, new rubber, one 4 speed, 9' bed, grain ton 1/2 to. STRAYED from Byron Wilson's tion City. Ks., ph. 913-257-3462 local owner, 25,000 miles of stock racks and underbody 1962 Chevrolet /C5 pasture between Manhattan & x38 single C 2 ton,be or 257-3587. Ford warranty left on this hoist, 750x17 rubber, clean ...... ,... Keats on north side of old Hwy. $2695 wheels on rear ex one speed, Pord 1/2 tonPleoP t fold do w. .. 24 - one Hereford cow and 2 HAMPSHIRE BOARS - All 1970 Torino GT Fastback. Small 1965 Ford 2 ton, V8, 4 1961 C tandemrIN 2 speed, 14' bed andunder - utility bed, gerel baby calves, all branded 7Z left new SPF bloodlines from one V8, std. trans., 25,000 actual .& hoist of the best herds in Nebraska. body hoist, grain sides phnnber hip, right ear cropped & split. miles. This is a local 1 owner % ton Uill XL harat Call Bob Huey, Ogden, Ks. 913 They're meat type hogs, boars car and itis sharp $2295 1964 Ford Econoline, ...... tic...... 539-0220. x38 weighing from 150 to 300 lbs. pickup, 6 cyl., 3 speed 1970 Galaxie 500 4 dr. hardtop, 6 cyl., 3 6okincYlindKreerr'it's Also a few good open gilts. 1963 Chevrolet % ton, Car ..: V8, automatic trans., power 7 sELEc FOR SALE - Several young Satisfaction guaranteed.Steve speed Dependable In steering, power brakes, fac- Corner 1 PICKUPs Jersey cows, would make good Zumbrunn, Rt. 3, Junction City, 1961 Chevrolet 1%ton, 6 cyl., The Brightest CES STAR.] family cows. Priced to sell. Kansas, 913 238-6610. x38 tory air, vinyl top. Like new 4 steed, 11' bed,grain sides Ralph Reichert, Rt. 1, Riley, inside and out $2895 & stock rack, nohoist OBERME Kansas, Phone 913 485-2473. FOR SALE - Reg. Shorthorn FREE 100 GAL. OF GASOLINE 1960 Chevrolet 1/2ton, 6 cyl., LIY Here& SB39 bulls 12 to 24 months old. Big AT THE STATION OF YOUR 3 speed, airconditioned CHOICE WHEN YOU PUR- OUd Col long bodied type. Glenn E. Lacy, collect FOR SALE - 15 Purebred Miltonvale, Ks. 913 4274513. CHASE ONE OF THE ABOVE Call Melvin Buxman out York boars sired by top index x40 CARS. OFFER GOOD THRU and he'll be happyto come OPeo trerC& TRA truck or car. 913258-2255 boar at College Tested Boar NOV. 24, 1971. and look at your ar* °berme*, 7"' 825-5431. Sale March 1970.G'ained 2.31 CHAROLAIS BULLS - Toys Just call Melvin at BERDIGT00, Pho lbs. a day on test, weighing 200 purebred and percentage. All KEY, INC. M lbs. in 120 days.8 purebred grandsons of Sam 951. Feuer - Jim SullivanChevrolet 24,3 York gilts. 5 2nd litter sows to born Charolais, Rt. 2, Lawrence, 2312 Stagg Hill Rd. Used Till NcoRDIA, x48 Phone 539-1161 Ii farrow Nov. 11 till Dec., mated Ks., Phone 913 842-7946. Manhattan's Only 239 N. Santa Fe to tested boar that gained 2.41 Phone 913 825-5431 InLe°1181(1 lbs. a day on test weighing 220 FOR SALE - Hereford heifers, calfhood vaccinated, bred to VOLUME F100 'Iv Dealer lbs. in 125 days. Registered beef New & Used Car Dealer Eva0tET, 1963 F°111)an, Shorthorn females, heifers 6 reg. Angus bulls. Calve 1st of with 4sPeed tires bred March. Call evenings 913 242- maw ckto',-widok mo. to 2 yr. olds & cows 5582 or 913 448-5588. Don Bailey, ATTENTION HUNTERS: Jeep SALINA,KANSAS base & Horne; to Polled bull weighing 1270 Weida, Ks. 66091. SB38 with completely rebuilt engine. box WV' 7, lbs. at 16 months. Wm. Bram- Also nine year old gelding, 1.963 Chev.1 ton runs iike /le tL Mo- lage & Son, Frankfort, Ks., FOR SALE - Serviceable age good cutting horse, plenty of FOR SALE - bed and Moto s411, OR Beattie Phone 913 353-2284. Duroc boars reasonably priced. speed. H. C. McCall, Abilene, truck, 10' fold down Otta- Stafford for Also c 883.3185, J °11rPicky x38 Sleichter Duroc Farm, Abilene, Kansas, 1401 NW 4th St. Phone hoist Call 913 X39 263-2148. SB38 wa, Kansas. of Ks. Phone 913 263-1908 or 913 ego Moto FOR SALE - Good selection 263-1898. x40 FOR SALE - 195211/4 ton Charolais bulls and females,1/4 WANTED - TRADE 17' Giant axle, good by FOR SALE: Purebred March truck bed for 151/4' or 16' bed. Dodge truck, 2 speed to purebred. Bulls siired 14' grain bed, 900x20tires. Man- FORDgo Phon Facco Uranium U. PonyEx- Yorkshire boars. Priced to sell. Must be good condition. Carl Phone913 Phone 913-243-4604, Concordia, Hollenberg, Kans., hattan Milling Co., press Farms, Fairbury,Nebr., SB39 Wan Phone 729-5753 or 729-5989.x40 Ks. Steve Reedy. sb40 Phone 253-7417. x39 778-3217. BUIcK

C Grass & Grain 1911 `, 31 con,LEAL, top et sou November 16, 1971 Auto Discount PARMS FOR SALE 1971'PAc See InJansen 280A southwest Clay County, -'114 CENTER USED CARS Trucks 1970 MereyclogreBE'S TRUCK on blacktop, has nice home, sev- Largest Antique Auto Parts PICKUPS eral barns, outstanding water, Miles, Ile4 SPECIAL Store In The Midwest half grass, farmland is part The Flying Realtor 1970 Lioeo, 2 ton, V8, 4 speed,2 1971 Chev. V8,aut., power creek bottom. aers AC, 0 Ford & chaesis 62 Mercedes 220SE 795 steering, air conditioning 320A, all grass, joins the Offers 19691317ittaste speed, cab 59 Chev. pickup Buick 395 1970 Ford Ranger XLT,aut., above mentioned farm, has ex- and hoist AUTOMOTIVE PARTS S top, EleOti Chevrolet 2 ton,350 V8, 4 - 57 Metro van 495 power steering, air cond. cellent grass, never -failing wa- 197 -werem 15%' box 55 Ford pickup 295 1970 Ford 1 ton Custom cab, ter. & REPAIR BUSINESS ° Riviera2 speed, 2 speed, V8, flat bed and real ,,, door, Chevrolet 2 ton,V8 ,4 spd., Permanent antifreeze, 93c per 240A northwest Abilene, on This well -established business 1968Rivi''ea112 & chassis gallon in your container 1970 Ford, custom cab, 3speed, good road. Has modern home, is located at Osborne, Kansas. long era 2 spd,, cab 62 Plymouth wagon V8 n color, 3Z000 dr, k Chevrolet 60 Series,21/2 295 good corralls & barns, about Carries an average $40,000 parts 1967 Buie ' 366 V8, 5 speed, 63 Ford convertible 245 1969 GMC, 6 cyl., automatic half grass. inventory - showing a nice re-- $2445 ton, tandem, tire 2speed, new 18' box &hoist 48 Dodge 4 door 225 1969 Ford % ton, 4 speed,cus- 80A improved, 12 miles south turn. County seat town. Com- ag axle, s. anicedteafZ,p 1968oat Ford F600, 2 -ton,4 sp., 2- 61 Buick LeSabre 195 tom cab of Abilene on very good road, plete one stop repair including d, 10:00 Ford & hoist and 1969 Ford Ranger, V8, 3 has 2 bedroom modern home, front end overhaul & radiator es, pow. and AC spd,, new 16' box Free During Rest of November spd. iatt tires 25 GALLONS OF FREE GAS 1969 Ford Ranger, V8, 4spd. several other buildings, 20A shop. Excellent Red Carpet Y. hoist 1907 Olds cu 9:00 new 2 ton with 1968 Ford Ranger, V8, aut. grass, balance farmland, lays treatment with delightful office PS, AC k 967 International with each cash purchase car 'am box ,bucket 1967 Ford Ranger, V8, good. and bookkeeping system. Value so box and hoist, V8, over $200.00 aut . $57 new 15W 80A half mile from the above enhanced with its exclusive lo- 1 speed 63 Pontiac 4 dr. stick 1967 Ford V8, flat bed,aut., _NB, 966 "ev'BeiChet 6 4 speed, 2 195 mentioned 80 acres, is all farm- cation - Owner states no other Ford N600 V8, 4speed, 2- 62 Falcon wagon 195 Dower steering and brakes A good piymieedtoourlothrie4'dcet44 16' box and 1965 Chev. 8 cyl., 4 speed land. A very good farm, unim- complete automotive parts store 1966 speed, with new 62 Chevrolet 4 door 185 proved. within 35 to 40 miles.Value $150595 1965 Ford 6 cyl., 4 speed Very dean hoist 61 Buick convertible 185 packed with six inside stalls - es, 427 Chevrolet 21/2ton, V8, 4 1964 Chev. V8, aut., % 17 acres near Enterprise, has 1966 Mustang ton 3 bedroom nearly new home, one drive through, four full tractor, It spd., 2 spd., cab &chassis "Easy Jack's" Auto Repair tires, Series, V8, 4- Shop is open. "Easy" also ex- TRUCKS on natural gas, has just about time mechanics, one full time & 966 Chevrolet 60 panded his line of antique auto everything you want in a home. one part time bookkeeper.A 'S $3250 A48111110a speed, 2 speed, new15%' box 1969 Chev. 2 ton, V8, 2 spd. near new building designed thru 4 spd., ,0111 parts from the 1941 and older 240A south of Enterprise, un- and hoist line to include parts for 1966 & 1967 Chev. 2 ton, V8, 2spd. improved, 60A grass, balance experience. Priced tosell and ires, 18' Ok 964 Chevrolet 60 Series,292 6 1956 Ford bed and hoist selling for health reasons. it Houston with older cars. If "Easy Jack" does- good broke land, most conserva- pp cyl, 4 speed, 2 speed, 1958 Int. bed & hodst 130 ACRES with like new all Used carLot 211,a,- n't have it, he can get it. "Easy tion work done. & hoist $3250 new 13W box Jack" will pick up and purchase 160A near Solomon, un- modern 3 bedroom home on ag axle, PR640 VANS improved, alltillable. This is blacktop road. Also other out- 409 V8, MANHATTAN, COMING your old junk or abandoned 1969 Ford Econoline Super Van Nib Ford 2 tons, V -8's cars. Storage is available. Ask one of the best bottom farms buildings,at west edge of tires, "Easy Jack" abou this new four 1968 VW camper van on the Smoky. Aurora, Kansas. power 1965 Ford Econoline, 6 cyl.,aut. 80 acres all tillable good pro- Clean -Up month guarantee on motors and 400A northeast of Abilene, Siebe's Repair transmissions in 1964 and older nice modern home, lots of other ductive land. Next to the city SWB,$27503 limits on the north side of 1971 Chevrolet Trucks model used cars, coming soon. Auto Discount Corner good buildings, about half grass se $845 Imps We have lots of other farms, Lindsborg, Kansas. Also has a Coupe, V8, It's "Easy Jack" first for com- 1024 West Sixth ton, 6 autott JANSEN, NEBR. plete automobile needs. all sizes. Some can be bought good producing oil well. Reason- tires, steering and brat!, Telephone 402 424-2670 EMPORIA, KANSAS on contract. For information ably priced. under- air eond., vinyl 4t 61 Plymouth 4 door stick 185 call: 320 ACRES improved, can be heater. A oneowe 61 Dodge 4 door 145 irrigated, 6 miles north, lh mile $2995 owned low davit Used Truck 58 Chevrolet 4 door west of Levant, Kansas. Priced . 4- 135 Wilson Real Estate s, 15W 1971 Chevrolet 59 Chevrolet 4 door 135 ...:.,.,:w.;...:.,: to sell. ible, V8, automate, Headquarters Phone CO 3-2400 .. $3250 , Let Easy Jack be the first to 600 ACRES No. 1 cattle and steering & bralf4' ABILENE, KANSAS hog ranch with finest equip- ale tile. 1966 Ford V8 5 yd. dumps wish you a MERRY CHRIST- air cond, A low tie ment, 5 mi. northeast of Wells, .." $1750 MAS, and watch for his Christ- owner locally sit Chev. 50, 366 V8, 5 yd. Truck Center For Kansas. dump mas Lights already on. ) twin 1970 Chevrolet Be A*2 Property For Sale d. Road Ford 600 V8, hoist, 15% 53 Chevrolet 4 door 135 Central Kansas sedan, 6 cyl, Mot 61 Rambler wagon 110 Alice's complete hip surgery SILER AGENCY $750 box and heater. A Re red Ford 600, V8, hoist, 151/2' 48 Plymouth 4 door 100 1971 Ford F100 6 cyl., 3 spt. was apparently successful. She 148 South Seventh TA 5-1551 spd., 2- cally owned car. box 60 Chevrolet 2 dr. HT 95 $2195 will be convaelscing for at least Ask for Ray LeDuc d,15' 1969 Chevrolet Impai: 1970 Ranchero 500, 351 V8, 4- 3 weeks at St. Mary's Hospital, Phone Evening TA 7-4544 tion $695 Chevy Iz ton 4x4, V8, LWB 350 cu. in V8, lit Ford ton 4x4, V8, LNB - Several Hundred Others - speed, radio & heater.. $1995 Rochester. Make all business SALINA, KANS. 4-spd. power steering, paid Chevy % ton, 4x4, V8, LNB 2 1962 Chevrolet dump trucks calls before 9:00 a.m. or after factory air, vinyl Largest Selection Of Older Cars from the State of Kansas Ford '. ton, 4x4, V8, LNB To Choose From In The Area 7:00 p.m. until Dec. 1. heater. Locally owri. Chevy V8,1 ton dual, $1600 Very fine 15 acre farm on Farms For Sale 3 1968 Oldsmobile 884 A 1965 Chev. 1/2 ton V8, 4 spd., nventory, chassis NO FINANCE CHARGES edge of a good small town. dan, V8 engine, a Ford V8, 1 ton dual, stock $795 Beautiful 2 bedroom modern 880 acre improved stock farm, ' f new transmission, pour 20% Discount for CASH on 1971 Ford 1/2ton, 6 cyl., 3 spd. home. Wall to wall carpet, nice 120 acres creek bottom, balance single & and brakes, iactorir good pasture, good water and Chevy V8 1 ton dual, Chas- 1942 to 1966 Models $2195 built-ins, attached 2 car garage, ditioning, rah IS Hours 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 1968 Ford % ton, 6 cyl,4 spd. breezeway, 2 new steel gran- fences. Modern stone house, 12 1968 Ford Fairlane !ix Ford 600, V8, 5-2 sp. winch $1195 aries at $12,500 cash or low in- miles from town on a blacktop o., Inc. top, V8 engine, r: truck. 1971 Ford 1/2ton, V8, 3 spd., terest contract. You will love it. road. transmission, main Ford 600, HD chassis, pow- radio & heater $2395 Excellent 640 acre native grass 545 acres of grass, with good 527.2201 1',: Caprice 4 door pasture near Longford. _Good fences and water. er steering ALSO A LARGE SELECTION 173 acres unimproved, mostly engine, automat( Ford 600, HI) chassis, pow- "The Walking Man's Friend" fences, plenty water, very good sion, power steerti er steering OF BRONCOS, grass, no trees. At $125 per creek bottom, some brome pas- VANS AND RANCHEROS air conditioning i JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS acre on contract. ture. Good fences. 0E1 Camino, V8, steering, A real clean 400 acre farm These three farms are adja- Trucks A real fine100/1.brakes, air 6 mi. west on 1-70 at Milepost cent and additional 1000 acres 1968 Falcon 6 e)fde' El Camino V8, 4spd., No. 290, the Milford Lake exit.) Long -McArthur, Inc. between Esbon and Ionia on all wit!,buckets weather road. Modern 3 bed- is available for lease. 3 spd, 2 -door sedan Phone 238-7541 151 acres north of Junction to new$220 standard shift, r4ised farm hoists- Gravel 340 N. Santa Fe Salina, Kans. room home, wall to wall, plen- cost erabodies Ford-Linenln-lvtarcury ty of builtins, tub & shower City on blacktop.This is un- er. Low 913 823-2237 bath, plenty good outbuildings, improved 50 acres of good 5 Series, Low cog PIO AUCTION SALE grass, balance good productive peed, will Ines Chevrolet Co. 200A good wheat & milo cultiva- 1967 lirtooP. "Buy At Your Own Price" ted land, 200A well -fenced pas- farm land. bed Phone 316 647-3251 all conserva- 81 acres close to Chapman, V8, auto er,locallY ture, no thistles, equipped to doJtt MOLINE, KS. tion work completed, at only unimproved. 54 acres in pas- ng, air 67353 Saturday, Nov. 20 work. A Malt4 L. $60,000 cash or contract with ture, balance in cultivation. rI4vic.., 6% interest. You should see 46 acres of Kaw river bottom 3, 3 -speed, 1967 Chevrolet Starts 1:00 p.m. this. close to Ogden, unimproved. age truck oil., 4 Si'eed Trucks! at 3820 South Broadway and icy Most All Standard Sizes 240 acre dairy farm, 3 bed- Contact Pierce Powers, Real- dip, heater WICHITA, KANSAS I speed ton, wide box, extra room modern home, 140 acres tor, farm salesman with - V8, 3 aPI lean New Tires, Too. cultivated, with 30 creek bot- 1965 Chevrolet ...... $1350 Selling 80 Late Model Chev. ton, V8, 4 spd. tom, 100 acres pasture, double Eldon L. Hoyle speed, OW, 11:8615,,,31, Oars, Trucks and Pickups 2 walk-through cement block transmis,sion, $975 for Skelly, Sun & Cities Service HERCULES irubber, Jeep 4WD, 1--s & brakes barn, self -washing glass pipe- Realtors bumper oil companies and others. line milker, $50,000 cash or 6% 4 chevrolet 5 $1575 A Frank's Well Serving Unit, 776-9453 610 N.3rd 114 West 6th. 6 eY1., Chev. 1/2 ton,4 spd. $425 contract. pickup, Big:1, F750 Ford Model 65TD, Serial No.1787, Call collect for appointment. Call Collect 913 238-5295 tractor equipped mounted on a 1955 R190 tandem MANHATTAN, KANS. or 913 238-4719 trancilissi°11' .....$1275 Let us show you what is avail- JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS n sides& bumper ' '' ...K5 bed & hoist IHC truck. Butane equipped w/ able. You don't have to buy un- . $850 70' double mast derrick & tools. FOR SALE - 1957 Ford 4 dr. derbodY 1962 Cheg:leste GMC 2 ton,bed &hoist less you find what you want. . Custom 300 in good condition. pickup, .. .. Terms - Cash r,single . Ask 54 other buyers who found .4Giant fold ...... ,$1100 Call Green, Kansas 944-2805. Land For Sale ectra clean down racks$100 what they wanted since last Ford GMC tandem Auctioneer - x38 speed' 1961 January 1. 400 acre improved farm. Nice bed, got 28 V671 diesel, under - utility Merle "Rip" home.Half cropland and bal- or bad hoist $5000 FOR SALE: 1971 Mach I Mus- des plumber automaticXL hardtop,390 V8, tang, V-8, 4 -speed and clean. Kvasnicka Realty ance grass.Available on good 3/4 ton ...... $875 Van Winkle contract. Phone 316 435-6729 Call 913-229-5255, Alta Vista, HADDAM, KANS. eed '' LeoldngB6 GOOD SELECN Ks. x38 Phone 376-2874 400 acre farm. 223 cropland, 6 cyl., W '71 PICKUPS TIN Argonia, Kansas Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor balance good grass on limestone DenendableC PRICES STOCK FOR SALE - 1968 GMC 1/2 ton subsoil. Brightest START $2350 pickup, 6 cyl., 4 speed. Tom An- n, 6cyl., Me 1520 acres improve& ranch. ew C04070 derson, 913 528-2608, Osage Excellent grass, water and fen. rain sides In Inventory We Need Good x38 In Clay Center acresbrome OB Buy Here &Save - City, Kansas. ces.About 240 mist6 cll., Used Trucks FOR SALE OR LEASE gras.s or would make good crop- n, Cloud FOR SALE -- 1965 Ford two Well located commercial build- land. oned County 1970 John Deere J110 with door with Big 6 motor, new ing on prominent street in Clay 240 acre improved farm near coiled TRUCK &TRACTOR mower, runs like new, 10 hp, brakes and 5000 miles on re- Center. Belleville. Home about 7 years come out winter special $850 built motor, $450. Robert Cot - IN CLAY CENTER old. 175 acres cropland, balance or car' 913 1959 IHC one ton, 4 speed, 6 tam, Rt. 3, Concordia, Ks. 66901. 2 bedroom home, excellent lo- grass. Available on good terms. Phone 913 cyl., flat bed, runs good. No Phone 913 464-3842. x39 cation, walking distance to 640 acres grass. The invest- 120431' woN reasonable offer refused. town, needs considerable work ment per animal unit is excel- 243-1840 lent. Good terms CONCORDIA, We want to trade for used done. Priced to sell. ileV1rOlet KANS. trucks, big, little, or small. We OLDER HOME, 4 bedrooms, -2 For additional information baths, central air, small yard Fe have a new shipment of Ford contact: In n'f New Pickups. We want to trade for needs some repairs. .5431 DealerFor your old model pickups. Leland W. Ellio-tt F00 60 Fulmer Real Estate Loren E. Law 1963 poiIrytor Homes, CATHERINE J FULMER Realtor 'th 4 s tr6l$ Inc. John North Ford, Inc. REALTOR WI et "Where Customers REALTOR Phone 913 325-2112 SAS basebody, Lron WASHINGTON, KANSAS boxtio new' SALE Send Their Friends" 907 Sixth in stock. REN Office 456-7696 runs Mold New Ford Country In FOR SALE -4 room modern s for lso camperrs .& Little Sweden Res. 456-9281 ME 2-3159 toAll;e:ci1arid staffOra your pickup. 509 E. Swensson home with large 2 room base- 913 227-3395 CLAY CENTER, KANS. ment, 2 lots and 2 large 14x48 185' °U3. LINDSBORG, KANSAS WAMEGO atnego Motors, and EMPORIA, KANSAS "IfIt's A Home, See Loren" buildings with a 4% acre rail- Inc. FOR SALE - 95 acres1 mile road lease attached. Located in 13/4 ton east of Paxico onMill Creek, FOR SALE - 640 acres of Burdick, Ks. Contact Lee Remy, axle, gw" Phone 456-9567 FOR SALE - 2 ton V8 Chevro- 1/2 of creek. Modern4 bedroom grassland located in eastern Ot- broker, -913 983-4473 or H. M. gall' let truck with bed & hoist. Al- home. See Saturday orSunday. tawa County.Might consider Sharp, broker, 913 258-3146. Wamego, Ks. len Travelute, Waterville, Ks. x39 contract. 388-2356. SB38 S1338 one 81339 Phone Paxico 636-8212. P9135839 913 785-2136. Farm Equipment Tractors Farms Ranches New Tractor Buying 3 2 Gras,1 - In McPherson Motels-Opportunities Time - See Us November 6,1911 876A part river, best of bottom Before You Buy 1970 4020 dsl. JD, 3 pt., fully The Money Savers equipped, extra slick ., $7650 xi & good upland, southeast Ks. USED TRACTORS 1961 4010 LP JD, A-1 .... $2950 3210 133 Owner will sell for only $200 Take advantage of our low 8000 Ford diesel, dual power 1962 2010 RC gas JD with 3 pt. 011r. est. ma per acre prices, free financing on com- trans., low hours, 672 hours A-1 $1950 760A Brown County on 75 Hwy. bines until 4-1-72 and on trac- 4000 Ford diesel, PS, 8 speed, 1958 820 diesel JD with LPTO, TURES: 200A southwest of Topeka on tors to 3-1-72. Any kind of trade LPTO hyd., A-1 $2550 ated ho blacktop in can be your down payment 8000D Case 1950 R diesel JD with LPTO & inch 80A northwest of Topeka on remember, this is our trade for 80 John Deere, LPTO with hyd. hyd., A-1 $1050 is (lowe: anything sale at Combine City, instead blacktop 1968 MF 180 diesel with 3 pt., From 3210 Ford Major with LPTO 133 PT New 54 units plus Supper Club U. S. A. 20 acres of new and extra slick Im1r. m.x.1011.11. used machinery. 4 salesmen to 841 Ford diesel $4950 US T 20 brick units, living quarters. 641 Ford gas A -C XT190 diesel with factory SEE Central northwest Kansas serve you. final drive changeover, extra NAA Ford gas SEE THE Or .A 12 brick units on head of big COMBINES 8N Ford slick $4950 966 Tor.my! %do &I 1963 D-19 diesel, A-1 .... $2950 IT FEATURES: lake in Kansas. 45 John Deere 10' $459. MM LPG 95.0 estimated 2 up and going sale barns, Flint 1962 D-17 diesel, A-1 .... $2250 414 cubic horsepower, TRACT 1959 A Gleaner with cab $1795 Allis Chalmers C with mower inch Diesel yet 656 dies( Hills territory -. $1895 MIXER MILLS Isomounts 4. 60 A Gleaner with cab & cultivator, A-1 ( lower LP Many good listings to choose 10 used MF 410G and D from 2 carryover Owatonnas left $450 Gauges instead sound 141. 1939 A AC, 1520, good of lights 1961 Iff from $2995 New Farmhand on hand $250 quiet cab. 10 diesel 1969 CK931 dsl. Case RC with New hydr. NI 10 used MF 510G and D from FEED WAGON SEE US couplet diesel $4995 3 pt., 1520 hours, slick $6450 TODAY! DAIN'S New Grain-O-Vators on hand F96 UtilitY We have One 69 MF 410D, One 1968 CK931 diesel case RC with 6 rows of Hesston REAL ESTATE New soil mover mixers 3 pt., 1895 hours, slick$6250 ers, cut 250 Head Iliut Phone 5824520 70 MF 410D and One 70 MF New Farmhands acres, to fit 510D combine in top shape, LA Case with hyd. & nearly er 16' with double Clet. 14.ACEIN SILVER LAKE, KANS. Used Grain-O-Vators new tires, A-1 $695 drive baler cut only One season, ready to 6 rolls of Roll-A -Cone Licensed in Kansas, Missouri, go, you can't go wrong trad- 1957 GB LP MM, A-1 $1050 Gleaner 16', to fd baler LOADERS 1955 GB LP MM, A-1 $795 would reduce Nebraska, Iowa and Oklahoma ing for these. New Farmhand - GB - Duall 1964 1800C Oliver dsl. with 4 rows tractor maw Jim Kocher, Onaga, Ks. 8894339 Seven used MF 82 and 92 at & Ford on hand 1965 F -706D,engine good $995 Used Twindraulic, 4010 & 4020 over -straight -under trans. and 1966 Ford Commanderore field cutte $1495 3 pt., slick $3450 . combine li Four MF S92 at JD mountings 1954 IH SuperMGA Farm For Sale pi combine We have combine cabs in stock THE TREND IS Several H&Mtractors 150 acres. 80 broke, all terrac- for most makes and models WINDROWERS whine Several good used self propell- DEFINITELY oi 60 combh ed. 70 pasture, good pond. Stone of combines at $399 TO JOHN DEERE PLOWS A 22 cornhe cowshed, metal roof. 26A plant- We have two repo. 510G com- ed windrowers. Will. sell as is IH No. 60 3x14 bines with Q. A. 20' headers at price where purchaser can cylinder lig 163 combine ed to wheat, balance available MM 3 pointmounted 14, re- - good Taxes and header tables, these ma- utilize winter months for JantzKaufman, Inc. Massey Ferguson USED PL( for other crop in 1972. No, 72 are paid. chines are located in S. Da- conditioning. plow s & sp kota and we will sell to farm- 1411 S. 10 miles east and south of Bypass Several IH No. 8 as Clay Center, on Highway 24. ers at a take over payment FORAGE HARVESTERS pull Om Several pull type forage har- .OVER P price with free insurance and 316 241-3553 TILLAGE int. until 4-1-72 and up to 4 vesters. Will sell cheap for sta- NEW MACH Henry Bletscher, tionary hay grinders. (.'"EmE) III No. 401 4 sectionspirtdine years on contract. Your gain tooth harrow Owner is our loss of these. MCPHERSON, KANS. stalk shred( DIRT MOVING EQUIPMENT Moridge 22' wheelspnn hay mower 631 Garfield Phone 632-5689 Used demo. 13 yd. panel scraper IH No. 46 sealed bearing MAY CENTER, KANSAS TRACTORS New Soil Movers on hand 2 yd. spring 1 8N Ford A-1 shape, new paint, TOPEKA FARM 11'6" disc almost new rubber $595 to 7 yd. IH No. 37 sealed beating wheel di: To Buy Or Sell Several good old T tractors, Al- EQUIPMENT, INC. plow, sem lis, Case, JD, MF, & MM. BPH Tractor Co. New authorized JD Dealership Pioneer Service side rake Farms or Ranches, Residential, Late model Cases MF's 1100, 1130, 1150, 1800 4W serving the Topeka area. TRUCK Business or Commercial Prop- 1035 W. 4th 1/2 drive, 180 RC New 1972 Model 4020's & & Sales ton, erty - Phone or see: All at our fallclose-out free 4320's on hand at 1971 Prices Qievrolet 1/2tl int. to 3-1-72. Tractors USED MACHINERY Junghans Real Estate Equipment (Terms & Interest Waiver) 317 W W C 2 ton, cal 560D IHC 316 663-3389 238-6622 MF 12 Garden tractor US FOR US. RINEY JUNGHANS COMBINES 913 258-3222 8 to 5:30 Melrose tractor, loader, ideal (-- 4400 C GS combine, 152 hours After 6 Call 2583026 AND EQI 238-2039 for dairy barns HUTCHINSON. KS.67501 KONE HA. ROLAND JUNGHANS 1969 Gleaner G 15' & 6x30 corn HERINGTON, KAN& 238-6360 MISCELLANEOUS head JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS 1959 Gleaner A 12' & 3.30 corn A MF 421 4 row corn head, top New Fall Specials head New Ford shape $1995 1966 MF 410 with 14' PU reel CHE New MF 12T baler $1695 IHC 3x14 plow $95 Tractor Bar Land For Sale $65 1962 JD 45 12', PS, platform 46 LYON COUNTY New Flex -King 15' chisel $895 MM 3x16 plow float springs MCPHERSON, KAN New MF 5' rotary mower $295 3 sets Ford front wheel weights WA14 Quarter section grass ... $125 $25 1959 JD 45 12' cab, No. 10 dorn Used MF 160" rotary mower per set head 2000 gas, 8 spd., LPTO 160 acres grass $106 $995 JD 2x16 plow $95 3000 gas, 8 spd., LPTO Half sec., 140 cultivation, bal. New 160" Bush -Hog rotary Grain-O-Vator Model 30 wagon TRACTORS 4000 gas, 8 spd., IPTO grass, 6 rm. modern house $1050 TRACTOR mower $1395 1964 3020 DL, syncro, clean 5000 diesel, 8 spd., IPTO diesel witl $200 4400 Ind. with 735 loader New MF no. 7 garden tractor New Holland 1010 bale wagon 1964 3020 DL, power shift, diesel with 400 acres, 100 acres bottom, bal. $495 $3350 8000 diesel LPTO, PS 0 with mower 1950 G JD with cul. & hoses diesel 3500 KD forklift & mast pasture, 8 rm. modern house Wayne - Harrington 72 passen- Krause 12' wheel disc model 1968 3020 diese lwith 1100 hrs. :diesel $200 ger school bus, ideal for cam- 610 $995 1966 XLT AC dsl., with cab 5000ED TdRAieg:OAS 1 WABAUNSEE COUNTY per, harvest wagon or motor Krause 3 pt. 9 shank chisel $495 2 1963 -4010 JD diesels 06 diesel $1995 66ForUdS 320A good bluestem grass, good home Ford 5200 tractor, diesel, demo. No. 112 lawn & garden tractor 861 fence and water $140 Fox ensilage box with unloader $5775 Ford Ford & Homelite garden trac- ,COMBINE, MORRIS COUNTY ext.$895 MISCELLANEOUS MF no. 44 swather $895 tors 25% off 16'6" BW disk, folding & duals with cab 64 Ford 4000 gas Seim 280A, 90 bottom, bal. pasture New MF no. 36 swather with 12'6" AW dis k with cab $175 conditioner and pick up reel USED TRACTORS 16'6" BW folding disk & duaus 65 Allis 190XT gas, with cab 62 Ford 1841 Md.with at a price too low to quote. AT WINTER PRICES 12' No. 371 disk 151 withea 1964 Ford 4000, excellent $1995 FFoorrdd F. C. Stuewe 4 used MF balers and 1 60 Ol- F -145H 4x16 JD plow 800 iver baler $395 and up. 1959 Ford 871, real nice .. $1695 New McCulloch chain saws Real Estate 50 new grain augers atless 1957 Ford 960, good .... $1495 from $129.95 MISCELLANE 1962 JD 1010 like new .. $1695 Case dozer 8' than price New JD saws from $139.95 LP., PS 913 765-3517 or 316 884-3371 Used Richardson ensilage loa- 8N's & 9N's, several of these What We Sell We Service Well 59 Ford 841 Wagon ALMA, KANSAS der mounted on tractor $995 $450-$750 Potion of 10' Lots of 3P equipment IHC H $150 24 Hwy. & on fieldcc Tractor cabs for JD 4020 and Wanted To Rent 4020 std. $299 each with free USED MACHINERY Goodyear Turnoff at's New cab heater, only a few of these BARGAINS oCulloch Cl Cash rent in advance for up to Ford 701 loader, choice of two $129.E 640 acres of good grass with left.Also 756- 856, and 1256 $175 913 233-1374 60 NH S68PTO re IHC. This add worth 20% dis- PTO good fences and water in Riley JD 11' wheel disc $195 66 Ford 530 ngionjr, County, Ks., between Manhat- count on MF parts November $225 JIM WYMAN, MGR. only. JD 810A 4x14 3 pt. plow foil tan and Randolph. No improve- Comfort cover for 4200 Ford TOPEKA, KANSAS 67 ments. Write Tractor cabs for 180 Allis RC, tractor $25 MM 1000 RC, JD 5020 RC. $299. 58 HERSCHEL SHAWVER These prices are far below CLOSE OUT 69 NH 461llaYlea,n!ester EA 110 Rockborough Bldg., 260 N. wholesale.If you buy a cab RUST - OLEUM PAINT We Probably Pay 54 Allisforage kat we will sell you a Meade air 56side Rock Road, Wichita, Ks. 67206, 40% OFF More taxes, interest, andkeep 66 NH giving price & description, or conditioner for $139.95. Wide KNTP00 HEATERS a better balancedinventory IHC AsIENGroN, phone 316 685-2701. front ends for IHC and JD trac- FALL SPECIAL - 10% OFF than anybody in the business. tors new. Homelite Chain Saws FOR SALE - 874 acre stock New MM tandem disc in stock Sales & Service Pumps, plumbing,plastic Tractors farm, modern improvements, will make some wild trades on pipe, drainage, PVC hot& cold, on Mill Creek near Alta Vista. these.See us before you buy 1000 ft. coils. Orangeburg.Steel ,McPherson 301.0 dieselr 6 room stone house, 120 acres Berns -Salisbury Co, that offset disc, we have them pipe, cast iron, coppervalves, TractorTractor Dib Allis, farm land, rest in bluestem pas- in stock (the famous WOlbeck Homelite Chain Saw LP with all the fittings. 0gNas with ture and meadow. Sell on con- twin offset). You are not too Sales & Service 1p 1( tract. Will finance, 6% interest. far away if you live in the USA. Boilers, hot waterheaters. (fiord $200 per acre. Ph. 913-229-6421 Call us, we will come & trade. Also large industrialheaters, I Ralph Houtz,Alta Vista, Ks. East US24 Kohler, 135SprPRnEADER: We have three delivery trucks, showers, softeners - spread 66834. x38 top financing and trained per- Mansfield Trac L re No. IANHATTAN Universal, Rundle, t . 1120 ACRE ideal Bluestein sonnel to serve you. We have Tractors tubs and fixtures. some combine trade-ins located Equipment CO. grass ranch, Anderson County. HOERMAN SUPPLY rotILLArn NE( in Colorado and Wakeenev. Ks. rY 180 acres cropland adequately 1' watered, cross fenced, large hay (liveus a ring. Listen to KFRM 913 778-5731 WarehouSe At Zeandale "haln no( barn, 2 silos, fair house. By 550 on your dial.If you think Phone 913 776-9253 owner. Phone 913 756-2464. you are pressed for time call MANHATTAN, KANSAS ewton Ira SB40 us and we will fly and pick you up. NEW HOLLANDft.... C 760 ACRES Brown County, Forage Harvesters push button feeding set up.3 J. P. Humphrey WANTED - Used Excel cab & 1302 5. silos, excellent improvements. straw chopper for Gleaner A It's not too earlyto think . Implement Co. for Will contract, priced to sell combine. Also want old oneway about ForageHarvesters Co14 316/z This is a real good farm.Brink belt type terracer. Emil Hoch, Think FIELDQUEEN. Wayland 132-140 N. 6th 1972. usedand Real Estate, 913 843-7918,Law- Wilson, Kansas 67490. x41 We haveseveral A rence, Kansas Rt. 1. SB38 Ph. (316) 8254351 demo models available. BINS,Altagike 11,RAJ FOR SALE - Four row Perry - phoneor vriteFAgig WANT TO LEASE a large KIOWA, Ks. 67070 co grain savers. For down milo. Field Queen,Inc. phone ranch with cow herd. Write Fits 14' cutter bar. $120. Billy 722.0461 wa,shingt°th Box 1009BM, Manhattan, Ks. Combine City USA- Kind, Phone Woodbine 257-3362. Box 317 316 x41 We Trade For Anything x38 MAIZE, KANSAS67101 Grass & Grain C tom: Used Tractors Used Tractors 32 Cleanest Used 33 in 1966 G1000 MM LP gas Farman 560 G WFE November 16, 1971 November 1966 D17 Series W 3020 JD G WFE Machinery In I.,fully 1962 D17 Allis 4020 D WFE- PS

1 1911 1960 IHC 460, overhauled 3020 13, WFE $7650 1963 D15 Allis Central Kansas See In Jamestown : $2950 H Farman ith 3 pt. TO H.P. 1968 AC 180 diesel M Farmall, Pwr, St. USED & NEW TRACTORS 1964 D19 gas Tractors $1950 966 TODAY ! 1966 Case 830 diesel nFroIrEP NVEI::A.W MISCELLANEOUS LPTID, 1954 WD 45, wide front 1969 190XT diesel, 800 hrs., 1964 Case 730, less than 1000 1966 Allis 190XT diesel 12 ft.flail shredder $2550 real clean hours, like new . tjRESII:orsepower. New Model A IHC estimated Diesel Engine. 15 ft.flail shredder 1969 190XT diesel, 1100 hours, 1961 Case 830 diesel, 3 pt. hitch cubic inch 1937 WC extra good IH 37 12 ft. disk exceptionally clean sound level). 1958 Case 800 diesel $1050 tints (lower 3 pt., )f lights. New USED EQUIPMENT AW 15 ft. disk 1967 A -C 190XT diesel, clean, 1966 MF 1100 completely over- instead JD 10 ft. 3 pt. chisel low hours, rear end change- $4950 N hydr. couplers. No. 900 18' Kraus disc, like hauled, ready for field factory cab.USTODAY ! 5 ft. 3 pt. Continental rotary over SEEw new Loader Farmall M 1965 A -C 190XTD, rear end USED & NEW COMBINES r, extra IHC 12' disk JD 112 Chuckwagon on running SEETHE ,,RENT leL - RIG" changeover $1950 Kewanee 18' disc 2 new .1970 MF 510 gas corn- gear AtAV &Machinery 1964 A -C D-17 diesel, Series 3 bines at the old price $2950 PEA'ruil.: Tractors 6x16 AC 9000 series plow JD 110 Chuckwagon on truck 1964 A -C D19 diesel 1960 IHC No. 151 15' combine $2250 CI'ORS 5x16 AC 9000 series plow JD 110 Chuckwagon on running 1963 International 460 diese 1 mower L54:couutl:sat(ed: TRA .hydrastat Used Snoco feed wagon with cab and power steering all 656dies gear with hydr. loader 1958 John Deere 45 combine, $450 MC 250 chain saw Gauges histpa r(tr, 80612all 460 gas COMBINES 10', very good $250 & 1961.1H 11/2ton spin spreader COMBINES 7.7 with quiet cab. 1963 John Deere 45, Lo -Hi 1960 MF 72, 12' cut $600 hr No.d7i0es olliesel MF 4-16 3 pt. plow Free Financing On 1962 no. 23 IHC corn head $300 ck $6450 SEE us Massey Ferguson 300 13' JD F145 5-16 plow New Machinery Until Massey Harris No. 22 cornhead, RC with 1968 Gleaner F JD F145 4-14 plow April 1, 1972 6 rows of Restio/IF:.1.32 mUtillty MH 60 12' 80" Howard Roto-vator, used ic $6250 Case 3-14 3 pt. plow 1967 Gleaner C -II, cab, 18' head very little nearly ers, eta iso MH 92, 14' JD 6 ft. rotary, demo. $800 er 16' with TERY 1965 Gleaner C -II, 18' 1956 MH No. 80, real good

$695 6 rolls of NEW EQUIPMENT Special New Equipment 1965 Gleaner E, 13' with cab $1060 Roll14, 46W haler Gleaner 1969 Gleaner F, 17' head Pfister -Rhodes 16', 03T baler 2 New Holland tank type Clean -Up $795 1960 Gleaner A, 14' head 4 rows ure spreader, spreaders with tractor man 121/2ft. 3 pt. field cultivator 1957 Gleaner A, 14' Ins. and 1965 p.7060, good 327 New Holland spreader 8 ft. JD 3 pt. blade 1955 Gleaner A, 14' head Impl. Co. 1966 Ford 550 field cuttor, 2 row New Equipment Co JD 6 row planter IH 229 2 row cornhead $3450 i ocombinembine 1ike new At Huge Discounts 1954111 Super MCA Several New 7 '3 pt. JD rotary mower A -C 2 row 2A cornhead, late 913/439-6219 S Several HANI 101 12 ft. BWA JD disk model 82 combine New Holland Rakes 16ft.bale elevator All above machines have been JAMESTOWN, KANS. S0 die tE dadto fit 101 9 ft. JD 37 trail mower run through the shop or are IH No. 6014P14475";, Meinhardt Farm Eqpt. 13 ft. plow disk in the process 31c't16,22e6 r heb MM 3 Point See or Cull Cal or Ed , Inc. AWS MISCELLANEOUS 11. MasseY Ferglree USED Pl. 456-2310 plow ' discs & springtooth 12' pickup header for a C-11 Bypass Oeage Farm Eq. Co. lit I Several ws WAMEGO, KS. Gleaner 'RICES ON Free Financing On 1,3553 TILLAGE OLD OVER New New Holland ' NEW MAC]3INERY IH No 4014 sedz, Haying Equipment From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. combine HERINGTON (mfr. est. max.) .NS. tooth harrow 1958 New Holland 68 baler 10 stalk shrecIders Moridge New Holland hay equipment at why SP hay mower conditioner Ph. 528-1422 1970 prices. We need to sell SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! III No. 46 sealed harrows IT FEATURES: wheel spring 469 Haybines, 1010 bale wagons, 95.0 estimated horsepower. New d1M 11'6" offset disc 903 Speed -Rower 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. IH No. 37 sailed tat& 370 wheeldisc OSAGE CITY, KANS. Good Selection Of Used INC. ni-mounted Isomounts (lower sound level). 5x16 plow, se \tIORN DEERE Springtooths Gauges instead of lights.New ,35 side rake lealership Pioneer Seri; For Sale quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. KS Jost Implement Co. SEE US TODAY ! area. TRUC 6 row Roll -A -Cone attachment, 20's & Chevy ton, 3 speed 1966 Chevrolet 2 ton with 22' Chevrolet 1/2 ton, 6 cyl., 3 good condition I Prices 2 rows Hesston attachments, implement bed, Swartz ramp NEW HOLLAN) New Machines old style hoist, with rebuilt motor and INtiv. 1 No. 175 175 bu. spreader, pintel Vaiver) L11.1 31717. GMC 2 ton, cab & chassis 2 row Hesston, late style good tires. apron chain, on used 900x20 913 2$83222 8 Oil E US FOR USED CARS Kelly Ryan 4x12 feeder wagon COMBINES truck tires.List $1394. Spe- ARMBAND EQUIPMENT cial $1141 52 hours After 6 Call BD Kelly Ryan 4x12 Remex demo., 1959 Gleaner A, 14' LLACONE HARVESTERS special price No. 55 chisel plow% 13'List 3x30 corn HERINGTON 1959 John Deere 45 JD 125 Chuck Wagon, new, spe- Af..1414-0,A1MIUM 316 - 947.3182 $977 Special $795 Massey 60 and 26 No. 45 Vibra Shank field culti- 30 corn AULD cial price IHC 151 with 12' head John Deere 45 loader IHC 101 with 12' head HILLSBORO, KS. vator, 181/2'. List $1273. Spe- New Ford CHEVROLET John Deere 45W loader cial $995 PU reel Tractor Bari Wagner loader for Ford tractor TRACTORS No. 610 12' offset disk, 22" latform 461.5414 Set of 18.4x34 axle mount duals 1970 AC 190XT with 270 hours disks, used tires,list$1915. MCPHERSON, for 1030 Case 1970 AC 185, with 280 hours Special $1495 ). 10 dorm WAKEFIELD No. 470 171/2' wing disk, 20" 2000 gas, 8 spd,121( SEE US FOR: 1969 JD 4020, 1500 hours disks, dual wheels, used tires. 3000 gas, 8 sod, 12 Hesston 1962 Moline M-5 LP List $2327. Special $1750 4000 gas, 8 spi,F11: TRACTORS Lilliston Cultivators 1967 JD 4020 diesel clean 5000 diesel, 8 sP3. 4020 diesel with cab Crust Buster Harrows 1968 Deere 3020D USED MACHINES hift, 4400 Ind. with 735b;:r 4020 diesel with PS Grain-O-Vator & Blair 1962 Deere 4010D No. 309 3x14 3 pt. IH plow $145 1961 Oliver 1900 diesel, all re- From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. hoses 8000 diesel LFTO, 4010 diesel Feed Wagons (mfr. est. max.) 3x16 AC snap coupler plow $165 3500 ND forklifta3020 diesel conditioned, 3 pt. No. 37 14' IH wheel disk$325 L100 hrs. GB Loaders Century Sprayers 1962 Case 830 diesel,overhauled 630 1957 620 24' Crustbuster $195 th cab USED 10 Big Ox Chisels & Blades 1955 JD 70 and 60 gas tractors SEE THE NEW. 966 TODAY ! MO111706 diesel - 66 Ford 5030 Ford 861 1948 JD D, pretty good IT FEATURES: n tractor 400060 Tri-County Sales 95.0 estimated horsepower. New Neuman Hdw. & Imp. 66 Ford MISCELLANEOUS 4000845', COMBINES George Munkres 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. US 66 Ford extra 65 Ford 4000 E'a,°' 95 with cab Phone Collect 1969 12' No. 500 Shaffer Isomounts (lower sound level). Area Code 316 & duals 4000 g0;,`,- BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 heavy disc Gauges instead of lights. New 64 Ford 55 with cab JD, Krause, & Molineoneways quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. 65 Allis190XT 55with cab HERINGTON, KANSAS Phone 799-2128 & duaus 1241 int 16' JD springtooth SEE US TODAY ! 62 Ford 1/1 151 withcab 4 section JD pegtooth 61 FordROO diets' Case 800 disk IH 9' chisel plow $250 60 Ford Dauer Implement 11'7" TWA plowing WHITEWATER, KANS. MISCELLANEOUS 6x16 semi demoplow IH No. 37 disc, 10'9", with al- saws 59 John Deere 71 most new plain bearings, $175 don dozer 8' 503 ke! Company, Inc. 14T Deere baler Farmhand Feedmaster F85 (the 59 Case Chuck Wagon IHC 45T & Oliver 50baler 139.95 59 Ford8411,!;,r' big one), tandem wheels,2 Buy Now vice Well selection of JD 10' CC fieldcultivator $1450 59 'BC 450D:,0 .0'-17' disks F11 Far mHandloader46 JD years old, perfect shape 58 RIC 343, out on fieldconditioners JD 45 combine, 12', in good con - /Y. & Couple old sprayers ton, with cab 58 WOO g4 What's New In '72 13' Case wheel disk,good Grimwood & Son 2 D-19 Allis Chalmers turbo Turnoff m McCulloch Chain PTO cement mixer BALER.Vol Saws ow Box 38 charged diesel in very good From $129.95 10' JD wheel chisel condition 701111273NRPte rebuilt 38 JD 2 row, Ph. 316 PA 6-5247 JD 60, 3 pt. hitch, recently re- 3.1374 610 700!shington r-ch No. 10 JD flailchopper ;;,...' painted, very good condition 66 Ford tOP Impl. Co. From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. Ford'50 F70 (mfr. est. max.) and will dem- BURNS, KANSAS 66840 and near new tires PR. 62 'nod Or Have in stock 1954 MH 90 Special, 14' with 2 - NH ro67 SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! and Grain-O- Ag Phone -onstrate Oswalt row corn head, in good condi- 1AS 58 IHC IT FEATURES: Vator feed wagons. tion 58 JD 14T33170 f4 95.0 estimated horsepower. New Gas & Diesel Ng 46110 EA 5-2301 1951 AR Gleaner JOHN DEERE 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. forage,* SHOUSE 1 used IHC baler Pay -- 54 Allis Isomounts (lower sound level). Shop Service Used IHC wheel tandem disc side NeW 6610 56 50 WAS GTON, KANS. Gauges instead of lights. 1969 G'Gleaner, air cond., in and keep quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. IMPL. CO. MOST up-to-date service very good cond. rentory shop in our area 55 14°1Js.AN 61 Late model 190XT dsl., low hrs. usiness. MOOT SEE US TODAY ! Abilene, Kans. Complete diesel testingequip- rE Tractors major- 99 Oliver, good tires, hydraulic 913 263.3051 ment to take care of the system, runs good plastic JD 3010diese IH F560 gas, wide front, TA, Store ity of tractors. WD 45 Allis tractor, good con- A & cold, I row crop overhauled Ed Shouse 913 263-1066 Boring bars, line boring ma- Steel 913 2634515 acety- dition Tractor - jD7019Allis, IH F1206D, 3 pt. Ron Shouse chine, welding, electrical, A -C 9' mower T valves, LP IH F806 D, 2 pt. Ord 9N withloader lene. gas D19 A -C gas Valve equipment, rod align- Super 90 MF diesel For Sale OrTrade ment tools. Cuba Impl. Co. waters. Like new No. 2 MH cornpicker, Competent factory trained per- seaters, 1D3e e5 SrPePTR mounted on good M tractor 1962 John Deere2010, power IH sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, Phone 913-4F/ ohler, NosE9r5E:RSspreader Cutter bar attachments for steeping, gas electrical and general mechan- trisfield No. 16 cutter 1959 MF 65, gas ical work. Cuba, Kans. "ISoCEriLyrotary toNEOUS Model C15 Co-op fertilizer 1951 T020 Ferguson mcP51°' a 13 Graham iver spreader 1951 8N Ford ,y CO. loeme chisel 1970 IHC 1600 truck,' 15'bed, BOWMAN'S Co0 Ford 9N Phone CE 84103 COMBINES - 1966 16' A -II, 14' ndale 40" sides, hoist, 900 rubber, 1955 IHC Farmall gas A -II, both farmer owned. 1967 NeWtoll 19676 miles 1959 IHC 560diesel Farm Impl. & Truck Co. d Tractor both farm 240 East Eighth C -II, cab nice. 1959 John Deere /13SAS New & used blades, JUNCTION CITY, KANS. 95's,16',18'. 1960, 1958, 1955, B 6' & Impl.Co. Falun and industrial 1954, 1952 Gleaners. 1955, 1954 FOR SALE - 600 Case tractor John Deere 55's. Tractors. - sters 1302S. Kansas Duane Lund wide front adjustable, 3 pt. and 1965 706 LP International, load- Fan' Phone 1011 Machinery Is In Lot live power. Also Ferguson ro- ed, new tires. 1966 MF 180 gas. tothink of In Green, Ks. tary 2 row lister, priced reason- 1959 MF 35. 1957 John Deere 316/283-2220 Falun is 20 miles southwest 720 LP. Nickel 13rathers,Buh- orsfor aCo Salina. To phone, tell operator Phone 944-2221, Green able. Geo. Hart, Aurora, Ks. lieonardville x39 ler, Kansas. x38 setiQu'INanti WaYlan ItIVrolsr,KANS. to ring thru Salemsborg. Home 293-5677, BO, te 0 phone e1 ne5A pto,,

7200 WasbiDgt" 001 November 16, 1971 Used Snowco feed wagon For Sale For 'Sale Case helix auger wagon Three used manure spreaders Gehl feed wagon with heavy Ford ew New 1750 Oliver, bargain price See In Alta Vista duty running gear c % o Two used pull type chisels 1970 David brown 1200 with ord8000die0lasFore dery 1969 M670 Super gas, 640 hrs. JD No. 112 feed wagon with ee; cab AC 190 gas tractor 1065 running gear oic to to Set of 18x30 snap on dual 1970 Ford 5000D, 200 hours WD 45 diesel with wide front Model 60 JD tractor with scoop, wheels with tires 1967 Oliver 1750D Used WD tractor live hyd. & PTO n Deere Eight used wire & twine tie 1967 JD 1020 with 47 loader Massey Ferguson 65 diesel FodpOst.vedrin.drateioadgrer 1963 No. 95 combine with 16' fit 13 balers 1966 IHC 656 A John Deere es ill platform I Part of our better used machin- 1962 D17 AC B John Deere 1969 diesel 6600 combine with Foi7 ery is in one of our warehouses. 1958 720 JD H Farmall aoUsed 6800 cab and air. Ready to go 2rowezdvractors8 run °' Ask to see it. Most af our new 1958 IHC 340 CA Allis & plow j8Esel: implements are also inside. 4x14 Case semi mount steerable Good assortment of late model acres, save MISCELLANEOUS 4020 tractors Deere201( plow Bonus Deal On G1ecopaeswatho:rs 12 used Krause & JD wheel Series 60 grain-O-Vator, A-1 AC Roto Baler ...... discs New 14' offset disc .... $1375 2 used wheel disc harrows Hesston Swathers We have 15 new Krause chisels Wik bale loader George rIn] that need to be sold before Blanding Imp'. Co. Motor 1st of year Peschel Bros. USED TRUCKS Also a large stock of tandem & 1% male east of 1969 IHC pickup ,automatic offset discs transmission, power steering See us for a good deal Marysville on 1968 IHC pickup, 4 speed, 8 cyl. 738-3066 Phone Highway 36 1967 IHC 4 speed 1964 IHC ton 4 speed OSB( Gould's, Inc. 1960 Ford 4 speed BELOIT, KANS. CIADE, New Holland - Krause Phone 913 562-2377 SALE - F1 MARYSVILLE, KANS. 2 1960 IHC 4 wheel drive drive Moline - Crustbuster 1960 Dodge 2 ton truck, real 4 wheel tr Grain - 0-Vator & Blair good Milo Harvest Specials t hubs, Feed Wagons 1950 Chevrolet 11/2 ton, grain Tractors shafts and See Us For bed & stock rack COMBINES 1959 Bald' - Oliver - 1968 Gleaner G, cab One JD 610t7 ftdl vision 8N & 9N Fords 1963 Model 600 Case with cab OneO JD e Larson, I 4020ractor 1010 JD TLB gas Buchman Farm Sply. 3 1970 Gleaner G diesel, extra OneJD 1963 diesel MINNEAPOLIS- 4000 all purpose with new GB good, 20' head One JD 40103010 loader IHC TRUCKS 1966 Gleaner C -II One SALE - lc PAIM 5000 Select -o -speed nibine,10', ;NEWHOLLAND/ Phone 1965 Gleaner 4,9 JD A gas MOLINE $2750 6000 diesel 1963 Gleaner C M, good wheel disc 9000 demonstrator, loaded 4Cit 1958 Gleaner A, with hoist Phone 913 - 243-2609 At OS GI.U.NICitts 913 229-6619 BIG SAVINGS ON FORD 1958 MH 82, 14' head 7x8 fold dov CONCORDIA, KANSAS Two 3 & 4 bottomvs LAWN AND ALTA VISTA, KANSAS. 1953 John Deere 55 3p 3372737, J GARDEN TRACTORS One JD 10'chisel, 1953 Gleaner A 11. 2, Hanover Introducing the new line of One JD manurespreader Ford lightweight chain saws In Marion TRACTORS OnloeaKdienwganheeoppeelervator SALE - He $99.92 IHC Model H and Tox-o New & Used lawn NEW FORDS 1967 MM G1000 diesel with ins Raymond S Wilkerson Ford 8000, new demo. duals ttan, Kanse Ford 5200, new demo. IHC 660 diesel Emporia Imp] Equipment Co., Inc. 1962 JD 4010 propane,real D Use( BILL USED TRACTORS sharp JOE engine, From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. starter. Lou (mfr. est. max.) 1969 Ford 8000, less than 1000 1971 Model 400 Versatile swath- hours $7500 er, like new 316 342 Ks. 6653 SALINA, KS. 1961 Ford 800 gas, selecto $1650 12' JD oneway 4. SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! 913-827-2846 A -C field cutter with direct cut 1959 Ford 861 diesel $1550 1923 IV, IT FEATURES: SALE - 5 : 1957 Ford 640 LP $1000 3 pt. 12' chisel, like new 95.0 estimated horsepower. New G630 corn head inter, 1971 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. 1958 JD 720 $1050 Petry, Box 4 $600 A -C round baler EMPORIA, Isomounts (lower sound level). LUCAS, KS. John Deere R ne 913 851 Gauges instead of lights. New 913-525-4525 PLOWS quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. A & W Eqpt. Co. We Have So D - John SEE US TODAY ! New 4x14 & 4x16 mounted 122 or 125. plows 913 - 738-3379 Nice Used Tra P.O. Box 5 USED TRACTORS New 3x14 mtd. 3 point ansas. For Sale 1967 Farmall 706 G BELOIT,KS. 1966 AC 190XT diesel In Clay Center MISCELLANEOUS CM 4WD 7 1964 Farmall 706G New Allied mixer mill 1968 4020D with Excel al American 1968 4020 with wide front, low New Allied loader, fits new 1969 JO 3020 gas Phone 316 AT 1960 Farmall 460G hours. Ford 5000 1965 4020 LP, very nice Kansas, 1959 MF 85 gas 1968 JD 4020, 1240 hours 1967 JD 2510 gas, ove 1957 Farmall 230 G 1963 3010 diesel, overhauled Special Prices On New Ford 1966 190XT AC, good o TO BU) 1955 Farmall 400 G 1967 2510 gas Chisels And The Above Listed Fall Clearance hours water co( 1955 Farmall 300 G 1961 2010 utility New Items. POWER GRIP NYLON 1966 Super 670 MM dies Please state condition, 1955 John Deere 70 diesel 1970 4400 combine, 16', air cond., TRACTOR REARS good a 1953 Farmall Super C cab Midwest Sales & 1966 3020D, very good expected. Als( 1948 John D ere B 1959 JD 55 combine, cab, Size Ply Price 1967 3020 gas, overhaulei Vectors on stee platform Service 15.5x38 .... 6 ply .... $ 99.50 1963 JD 3010 gas, over to be comoie USED T LLAGE TOOLS 1959 JD 55 combine 18.4x34 ....6 ply .... $126.95 Also several others Box 145 19.6x38 .... 68310. IH No. 37 ( 10'9" 1958 45 JD combine 116 Walnut 6 ply .... $129.95 IH No. 37 (sc, 9'7" JD 14T baler, overhauled and 18.4x38 .... 6 ply .... $145.95 Todd Tractor Co, HESSTON MF 90'9" di painted 18.4x38 ....8 ply .... $159.95 MH 12' disc model used Ford twine baler Tractors 316 382-2570 Plus 7.69-13.05 Fed. Excise Tax oolgomem Kewanee 14disc Ford 3 bottom plow Equipment And Old Tire Jct. 369 Phone Scr, Kewanee 20 disc JD 55 pull plow MARION, KS. JD 12' 3 pt. chisel JOHN DEERE 913 336 Wan-,go Truck IHC M tractor LON'S OK SALE: Regis IHC 3x16 plow TIRE STORE SENECA, KAN rees.2 five & T actor Co. JD B 16x8 grain drill This Week's 'mares. 2tt, JD 950 5 section springtooh 813 6th 913 632-2167 MASSEY FERGUSON 4 pastyea Phone JD 4 row three paint PA300 Open Evenings al tractor on colts.'Ha lister Tractor Specials CLAY CENTER, KANSAS 500 loader. Newshuttle le, Ks. 6650 456-9661 torqueover convert 562.3467afte Sunflowu_ stubble mulch plow JD 4010 diesel row crop Id to jinorissmi°ontoglr move ho New - hraububel Al` EGO, KANS. John Deere 630 gas Tractors on Hutch Master Rolling Plow John Deere 720 LP; wide front tz WARRANTY ON ALL Bennett, Ottawa, Ask for a demonstration JD 2510 wide front, 3 pt. Farm USED A -C TRACTORS 242 2062, Wat(Systems MM M5 gasoline, exceptionally for with11) W W Smith & Sons juice AC 190XT diesel FOR SALeExt;goo'd,A105 RaY Reyn. REPAIRERVICE PARTS 1965 Case 930 CK diesel crawler, 4, We sell onl COMBINES the best and have 420 5th 1959 Case 1000, 16', cab 1963 AC D19 diesel, excellent over 2000 impg pumping. condition Gerald.1Ai2leMcFadden,llev.41.1) 60 bt 1954 MH SP90, 14', cab "KVI,like We '5ode - Rent Massey Ferguson 300, 14', real A John Deere Abilene, ME 2-3148 No. 46A John Deere loader l Electric 11,tors - Pressure (.101111NDEERE nice with hydraulic bucket Tanks -Sump Pumps 1961 MF 82 14', cab & cornhead AC 170 ga swtih 3 pt. hitch CLAY CENTER, KS. JD 210 cornhead for 55 combine Pive HOERM\T SUPPLY CO. kstec: Savers for NEW PAPEC GRINDER LOADER TRACTORS leeoasnetehrwiaexcellent Warehce At Zeandale ' BlYth MIXER, PRICED TO SELL D15 gas, power steering ,28G3 e, PI Phon913 776-9253 See In Osborne Cuba 6rIv D19 gas, power steering Phone MANHA"AN, KANSAS 2d11 2 1968 gas Baldwin, cab, 20' Belleville Impl. Kokler loader with hydraulic Bln 1963 John Deere 95, cab, 16' bucket 125-.state header 46A John Deere loader with plow,WANTED lake!r with SALES & SERVICE °ff. Used 1960 John Deere 55, cab, 14' Norman Hanshaw hydraulic bucket and Price. 1411 Ks Lesco Muncie pm take -off (includes header Rt. 4,Manhattan, rkins sou, 913 527-2261 Phone '13Arrie. double ge& c forward & re- 1965 Gleaner A -II with cab, 14' Rhine Impl. Co. 1965 AC 190= diesel LE -Wenger verse),U-. FOR H 0 cs, Power shafts 1960 Gleaner A, cab, 14' BELLEVILLE, KANS. L,;(4, and Contr.( ables. forFarman 1960 D-17 Allis with mounted 4 - 913 325-3176 913 vol, bottom plow 742 -3940 or YERS Cinderiydraulic & 1968 G Gleaner with air con- Save In Winfield GRAIN ditioning, 18' head A ous610 Borde used itr"muPs fror Mac ne Shop 1967 403 International 16', cab 1970 15' BMB flail shredder, WASHINGTON, KANS. eMnotiislitiltre 0;141 1218 North h913 TA 7.3212 1960 95 John Deere combine, 18' used very little, PTO in - tic shlinont 1961 small farrne,.1.asand SALIN,KANS. 67401 1960 Case 930 diesel ,new tires drives, cut 300A $1200 FOR SALE - New style foie, ba `-`i Or c 1954 Ford Major 1970 Owatonna 220 9' mower Oliver No. 4 mountedcornpic- Carlqr conditioner, pull type, 1 year er with or without1956 Oliver erator.Alsoetwadis; rhone old $1650 Super 77. LawrenceKubes, Call or virii n, Osborne Equip. Co. Hubbell, Nebr. 436-2145. x38 W. 4th,glitehl,02°03. 1964 D19 Allis LP gas 316 662 CF liEFW Phone would year Phone 1966 Oliver 535 combine, 14', 1960 one owner, excellent condi- WANT TO TRADE - tostart'radeI in good C tion. Save money on this one. Ford Power Major D D-17 WANDplatfow' ol Grain Bins condition for 1963 or later No. F. d A 913 - 346-2631 Ford gas gas Allis, or 3 -plow only. Kansas. The bin guaranteed against OSBORNE, KANSAS Sweetland-Hinson Fitzgerald, May- failure. Now, the strongest bin tractor. James ToPeka, roe etta, Kans. sb38 you can buy. WANTED: New spare parts Equipment FOR gALE- rePz for MH 80 Special combine or FOR SALE - 1965Case 930 -onths HWY. 160 WEST sprayer °to ee (jar old, s with 5x16 tank, tIPei50, ELLIOTT complete combine for parts diesel Comfort King, f, Low hours, like rev", s r),dcgte, CONSTRUCTION CO. with or without motor, serial \ semi -mounted plow. 316 221-0300 Brandt, .0577. Phone 913 265-3872 no. 205000 or up. James Fitz- good condition. Roger 3980. MORROWVITJ;FI, KS. gerald, Mayetta, Ks. sb38 WINFIELD, KANSAS Basehor, Kansas. B41 New FOR SALE heavy - AKC St. Bernard New & Used male, beautiful sable &white. 5200 Water Well New ,D Lhasa Apso puppiesready Dec. ';on with GMC 94 ton4 wheel drive 1st. F. T. Hartenstein, Solomon, Foerv0 Drilling, cleaning& testing. mith 34411 'pup Call 913 388-2745. x39 Gravel packed, scoop, GMC 1/2 ton4 wheel drive plastic or steel USED FOR SALE- Coyote dogs. casings. Call collect- 'RC No 37kik, 'ekuP With 16' Ford John Deere443 corn head, One 5 year old shag dog,one 6 post yr. old black catch dog. One Harold Strader 30"will fit new generation 1/2 )bine with tkt stag 0/2 walker fights P4341727 eI% combines good. Two Drilling Co: to go er No.6800 hydraulic chaff 3 month old pups,one male, one lat to71 less than model Fold wagon, run over female. 913 799-2431, MilanRut - 913 226-7276 ,aetors &kk50 acres, save apot -full ti, Marysville, Ks. 2010 gas tractor x41 BLUE RAPIDS, KANSAS Gle"atile4' hn Deere $1900 FOR SALE kers ... - AKC registered MAPES-O-MATICcattle,hog Brittanies, 15 months old,ready foggers, killlice, Geo to hunt this fall. Bill Boyd, ticks, grubs, rge KaserImpl., Inc. Beat- & flies.Oilloased spray.Will )1. Co. tie,Ks., Phone 913 353-2367. show within 30 miles.Eugene Phone 913 x39 Arensman. Kanopolis,Ks., ph. FOR SALE- Purebred Brit- 913-634-5308, evenings. x38 346-2511 1..3066 tany pups 3 months old,$35 and WOOD SHAVINGS- All kinds $50. x41 of uses. Key Milling Co.,Clay Center, Kansas. SBTF RAN& FOR SALE- Two 2% year old R SALE - Frontaxle for 2- and one 4 year oldcoyote dogs. HAWAIIAN TOUR- Avoid 4 wheel drive truck, with Robert Bruna, Bremen,Ks., Ph. snow - Join your Manhattan Specials out hubs, transfer case, 337-2510, Hanover. x39 area neighbors on a warmsun- ye shaftsand brackets, $550. ny Hawaiian Tour. 12 wonder- Trace 1959 Baldwin combine ful days starting Januaryl-4 One JD visioncab,$1650. scenic islands, 1st class resort 111 full 60 Miltonvale, 913 411=1=11. hotel,travelContinental's with cab One JDl961 rge Larson, AMSTEIN GETS AWARD x40 Proud Bird of the Pacific" esel, extra One JD19(1 5753. FOR SALE 3%) k" - 1966 60x12 mo- round trip from Kansas City. William G. (Jerry) Amstein, widely known Extensionspecialist One JD 4010 R SALE - 1956 JD Model 13,1e home. Phone 913632-3043, Only $562 complete. Now is the at Kansas State University, received a One JD 2510 plaque from the U.S. gs 10', with Hume Clay Center, Ks. SB38 One D.17 combine, time - call Bob at Travel Un- Agency for International Development citing hisoutstanding con- Al4 r", 1,49 JD A gas tractor. 10' No. limited, 7764756, Manhattan, One IHC M, pe WANTED- 1972 25' Red Dale tribution to the training and development of AIDinternational Int. wheel disc. 8x14 Electric 5th wheel camper, double across Poyntz from the library. participants. iler with hoist. 53 Ford 350 air conditioner, large bed, SB39 h 7x8 fold down stock rack. water The awardwas made to Amstein, who joined the Kansas Coop- Two 3 & 4PboteA14% supply, holding tank. State one 337-2737, James J. Mar- low- ABOUT 80 BUILDINGS on Ft. erative Extension Service in1929 as assistant county agent in One JD 10' est price in first letter. Write Rt. 2, Hanover, Ks. SB38 Riley to be torn down or we Atchison county, during the 57th annual Extension One JDmania Box 43, Mayetta, Ks. SB38 can move the one story build- Conference One Kewanee held on the Kansas State University S elEr R SALE - Kelly Ryan feed ings for a fair -fee. There are campus October 26-29. loading holm on and Tox-o-Wick cattle more 2 story buildings, but we Making the presentation is Rose Marie Asch, (right)development 5e1 with New & Used training specialist, AID office, Washington, D.C. r. Raymond Schurle, Rt.1, Household can't move them too far. Also attan, Kansas. SB38 lumber & metal siding for sale, Amstein's wife, Myrna, shared the award with Jerry.Amstein Emporia 14: 12c per board foot, 6c square served as horticultural advisor in India 1963-65;as Extension ne,real NTED Used 2 cylinder foot on metal. Phone or see advisor at Andhra Pradesh Agricultural University, BILL )1 onsin engine, preferred Howard Taplin, Box 654, Ogden, Hyderabad, Stile swath. h starter. Louis Meyer Jr., 100% Vinyl Latex Ks. Phone 913 539-1961, Man- India, 1966-68; and as International AgriculturalPrograms home tha, Ks. 66534. Phone 913 WALL PAINT hattan. SB39 staff member, Kansas State University, 1968to June 30, 1971. 2714. Heavy Duty x40 - Washable HEDGE POSTS - 6'6" and 7' idirect cut Si SALE - 5 row Hesston 2.93per gal. line posts. 8' and 9' corner and new JOHN DEERE dhunter, 1971 Model. Ray- Also Good Selection Of corral posts. Willard Betts, Po- mona, Ks. 66076. Phone 913 E6901111, Petry, Box 496, Centralia, Linoleum: 9x12, 12x12, 12x15 JUST RECEIVED Phone 913 857-3376. SB38 566-3403. x46 ------1.Co. ED - John Deere Chuck FAITH'S BARGAIN REBUILT Electro- Vie Have Sion 122 or 125. Send price, FURNITURE lux cleaners, guaranteed. Also 11-1971 International 738-3379 to P.O. Box 503, Hutchin- East US 24 PR 8-3786 repairs & hoses any make. Nice Used Tr MANHATTAN, KANSAS Kansas. x38 Ettleman, Blue Rapids, Kansas. Travelall-Wagons For Sae x39 [T, CIE 4WD 1% ton with Building Materials K 4020D with h Americanauto -box,90 WANTED - 500 gal. propane 1969 JD MO gas Phone 316 AT 3-2648, New tank. Phone 316-732-2746, Dur. 1-1970 Model - SB38 1965 4020 LP, w Kansas. x38 FOR SALE - Concrete septic ham, Kansas. 1967 JD 2510 BA TED TO BUY tanks, bridge tubings and feed FOR THE ride of your life, DEMONSTRATORS 1966 190XT AC, g - Old one der water cooled bunks. Call Dwight, Ks. 913 ride a Big Horn saddle from ince hours gas en - 482-3846. If no answer call Dick Key Milling, Clay Center, Kans. 1966 Super ROO Please state size,horse - cYLON r,condition, approximate Patterson at 913 229-6631. SB TF Now Additional ARS good SB38 3,000 mile warranty e expected. Also want Ford- 1966 3020D, very tractors on steel.They don't HOME WORKERS WANTED: Price 1967 3020 gas, ereli to be comolete. Possible earnings $100 weekly on all demonstrators $ 99.50 Harold 1963 JD 3010g4' ard, Box 145,Beatrice, Business Opportunities and up utilizing mail service 6 units have trailer tow packages ...$126.95 Also several ot,1 r68310. We'll send you x38 opportunities. Free Rand McNally Campground Books $129.95 WANTED - 2 or 3 young men circular listings from which $145.95 Todd Tractor OW HESSTON you select. Send 25c and stamp- with Head Hunt- who are interested in learning ...$159.95 1971 modelused one season. ed,self-addressed business en- Montgomery, transmission mechanic in White Each. Demonstration Burlingame, Truck and Chevrolet car and velope to WJR Enterprises, Box Excise Tax as, Phone Scranton913 44068, Dept. K-3 ,Cincinnati, re 2307. truck dealership. Must be ag- SB38 gressive and willingto work Ohio 45244. x43 InternationalTrucks gm NOE,VI SALE: Registered and interested in learning. We FOR SALE - Large mouth )K 4--- Horses Quar- 500 E. 10th SENEC1 2 five year old offer Blue Cross - Blue Shield, gallon jars, 4 for 25c. Buy one 235-8711 he mares.2 two yr.old paid vacations, paid holidays, case or truckload. Vista Restau- 4 past yearlings. 4 plus retirement benefits. A good rant, Manhattan. x41 32-2167 MASSEY FERG5 v, ngcolts. okru Harry Kane, firm with a good reputation. rigs al tractor ville. Ks. New 66508. Box 106, Melton Motor Co., Ks. FOR SALE - Antique Revela- 500 loader. 913.562.307 -SAVE after 7:00p.m. Phone 913 527-2201. SB38 tion kiln with holders, No. 3. - mission & tto move O horses, Pat. Jan. 5, 1897. Antique wash- jor motor short Investment Credit May Be InYour Favor sb38 ing machine with wringer, sev- power Plant eral other items. Call 325-2838 Prices Will Be Higher Bennett, Orla4 D - Farmhand ,r ALL bale GESE1222111 or write Otto Stigge,Washing- 242-2061 tnulator with John Deere 24T baler :TORS hyd. pumP ton, Kansas. x38 fork. RayReynolds, Agen-& STRAYED - Angus cow with FOR ansas. H Lazy Heart brand right hip. John Deere 122 Chuck Wagon extra x39 iiesel crawler,. SALE Rope on neck with No. 29 tag. John Deere 227 Gyramor, 5 foot excellent 3 row, like 116:11,fY - 60 bu. hog feed Square notch out of night ear.Kansan Gets Gerald MO 1 steel,like new. - an, Abilene, Bruce Ph. Collect Wamego, 456-2433, John Deere 4000 double offset disc harrow, 12'7" 913 485 Phone 913 Isadore Hieger. x39 cut, 24" cone disks, scrapers & furrow filler. ri) 42. - re loader Major ASCS You Can Save $500 FORSALigpi(v x38 ket SALE Thsaveseers,willex:--0, - Five row Perry Irrigation t. hitch in savers - L. D. Blythe,for down milo, Commodity Post $11.45 mile that Baling Wire - 6500 American made 2TORS .342063, Phone White Glenn A. Weir, a Kansas native, cote FOR SALE - Burks 1 HP jet ering Gleaner SB38 has been named asdeputy ad- zek,PM" well pump, pressure switch and ring SALE- BMB Twin tank. 90' 1% and 1% pipeinministrator for commodity Barbed wire - 80 rod roll, Amenican made $10.75 hydraulic Shredder Furry WANTED125, with 1000 good shape, all for $100. Dale Agricultural i er take-off. Used RPM operations, ploy", Steward, Clay Center, Ks.x38 ader with bias acres. Lesco less than Stabilization and Conservation and e'. 09 Perkins, squeeze chute. Barnes, Service. 51/2' steel posts, heavy duty, ea. $1.07 Rt. 4Monlia Phone Kansas 1305. Miscellaneous The AgricultureDept.agency CO. Fa x35 handles price support operations and other federal farm programs. 6' steel posts, heavy duty, ea. $1.15 FOR SAue 5,,q6 $1.15 for Farmor 913 Weir, 49, had been acting deputy Aa Family Nights 325.3176 742..),-n Since the death on Sept. 6 of Carl C. SALE- Border collie 32"field fence - 832-6-12% ,_eross oups & Nickerson Farms Farrington, who was in charge of - 20 rod reel $23.95 GRAIN oca611;,i

from working used 0311till Three ALL YOU CAN EAT commodity operations. KANS. moor months old. otic er as. good sheenor cattle dogs. Tuesday - Fish - 1.65 Weir previously headed the grain 39" field fence - 936-6-11 -20 rodreel $38.95 small . David CarIcTen, division of the ASCS branch. style 196lk fishs/, ks. Phone Con- Wednesday - Chicken - 1.95 cornP-'etso 913 243-1217. Salad, Potato, Homemade Bread The job pays $33,631 a year. Weir CALL COLLECT 2384103 Oliver orator. had received $29,067 in his former 1956 x38 Served From 5 pm , gibes, Calior situ SALE JOE BOWMAN - JUNCTION CITY - BUD ANDERES or would-4 year post, a spokesman said. 4th, otett old coyote 1-70 AT PAXICO EXIT siu at 145. x phone ready trade for Weir attendedhighschool f.,, to start. young 1960 Carl Roth- ACID SOIL? For lands sakeHazelton, Kan., and was graduated o'l°ver, Ks.,Phone 913 from Kansas State University.He D ing°.°11 W 001090 use lime. Teeter & Chambers r laterD No x38 theKansasWheat SALE Lime Quarries, 913 376-2604, servedon only. gar0 - ITKC Haddam, Ks. x39Commission in 1964-68 and onthe Ford g treeing registered ;eaid,- Mb38 Y. ToPTopeka walker board of Great Plains Wheat,Inc. 15111)s, 6 coon - BOWMAN's FOR SALE - D-2 Caterpillar monthsold. Two Before joiningtheAgriculture 11:6 with hydraulic high loader, new F011 00 II tTle Yearold. Started GMC TRUCKS - JOHN, DEETIE CaSe _AUJav sprarti'p 'rands ClriAtte, to tracks and sprockets, 20'tilt Dept. in July 1969, Weiroperated a Clyde, Cwith 5/fj: tanE'esv, .446-3577. bed trailer. Phone 316 AT 3-2648 cattle farming 1,200 -acre wheat and Your Junction City -Manhattan Are3 John Deere Dealer hour,' like1, x38 Newton, Kansas. x38 1,ow dt operation at Kiowa, Kan. er 13ran 3980' ST341 110

Civilians To Do SomeReluctance 3 6 Grass November KP At Ft.Riley 16,197i

FT. RILEY-A $360,855 contract ebagcUkalec:;:in: tosupply kitchen police, food service to ham Nomination entrepreneurs,aenntrepreneurs. Butz and custodial workers for seven Ft. It's been a busy week inthe Department of Agriculture. Tombs, Secretary Clifford Hardin his walk- Riley mess halls has been awardedSprings, native President Nixon gave to Leroy Tombs and Sons, Bonner ing papers and at the sametime announced that he no long- after he its func- Springs, Kan. er would work toabolish the Department and have hseervriecteir. The firm will hire more than 90 Hie fwasere: tions absorbed by othercabinet departments. with extensit a choice is Dr. Earl Butz, like civilians to perform work formerly servicef etiidui To replace Hardin, Nixon's andvcustodi administrator. Butz, once an done by enlisted military personnel. e Hardin a career university civilianaworkers The company, headed by Leroy G. a e assistant secretary of agriculturein the Eisenhower Admini- to relieveArmy Tombs, 50, obtained a $58,000 Small rsonn stration, has long beenassociated with Purdue University. ofthemonth. Tombs'by The association with the EzraTaft Benson regime in BusinessAdministrationguaran- which extends hroug congressional oppo- teed bank loan to finance the Ft.for providing J USDA in the 1950's has produced some more Rileyoperation. thanal111e sition to the appointment, as hasButz' position on the Theloanwas hours of Work. board of directors of four major farm-related companies. iaa He has been on the board of RalstonPurina, Internation- NOV. 20 12:30 p.m. al Minerals and Chemicals,J.C. Case, and Stokely Van Camp. Butz said he would resign all fourdirectorships before he would become USDA Secretary. Some Congressmen were talking tough enoughthat there might be a question if the Senate would confirmthe LE nomination. PERFORMANCE -TESTED Butz, however, did receive notice from the Farm Bureau, Farmers Union and the Grange, indicating theirsupport 40 BULLS 30 REG. IMF of his nomination. EeltseEdaFywhRenDexoStic HE 30COMMERCIAL liElfE breeds are getting REAL ESTATE from the press andthe beef industry in a lot of alien present an offering of 100 purebred Herefordgeneral, we pr, superior breed. cattle -thepr

SUPERIOR IN FERTILITY -Based on a national Saturday, Nov. 27 s a Hereford bull will wean 7 extra calvesper 100 cows.

STARTS 10:30 A.M. FEEDER ACCEPTANCE - More andmore feederst, specify white faces, the mark of Hereford blood,whenorde replacements. Hereford bloodmeansbetter doing feeders, predictablegains,efficient conversions and 207 ACRES PROF ITS. HIM CROSS BREEDING - Basedonresearch and practical perience a Hereford bull will outproduce nulls ofall otherhrE4el, 1/2 mile south of Hering -ton ,Ks. Located 1/2 mile west, and in any cross breedingprogram. The use ofa half.blood bred) bull is questionable at best. SEE G&G OF NOV. 23 FOR FULL DETAILS Our customers say they are getting more length, nic-, with our Tex Onward Bulls

HEIRS OF FRED HERBEL Ourrecords,testingand weighingprogramtake In guess work out. IreneCastleberry, Administratrix Remy & Sharp,Aucts. First National Bank ,Escrow Agent FREE DELIVERY SALE AT THE FARM

THE AREA'S GREATEST BARGAINPLACE - JOHNSON HEREFORD FARMS Everything For The Farmer, Rancher ROMBERGER HEADS & Do -It Yourselfer KANSAS FLBAs SMOLAN, KANSAS 67479 Dean Romberger of Solomon has been elected president of the Federal Land Bank Association of Kansas. Romberger, .ALUMINUM SELF -STORING STORM DOORS a director of the FLBA at Abilene, oper- Monday, Nov, 32" x 6' 8" & 36" x 6'8" pre -hung including ates a 500 -head feedlot on his 1500 -acre hardware, each $29.95 ranch near Solomon. Starts 9:30a.m. - Lunch Selected as vice president was O.E. Due to the death of my husband, I Roberts, manager of the F LBA at quitting farming and will sell onour WOOD STORMS DOORS Emporia, and W.H. Snyder, manager of located 13 miles north and note' 30" & 36" x 6'8", pre -hung including hardware the Topeka association, was reelected Center, Kansas, or 51/2 east ofCube each $14.95 secretary. Highway 9.

have machinerysold by REPUBLIC CORRUGATED METALS Dairy Cattle Cattle to sell at 1:00. 1%" Corrugations 6' x 18', per sq. $11.95 To Sell At 1:00 19 Holstein cows, 3 to 7 yrs. old, Farm Machine milking now to freshen in Jan. 1966 Case 930 tractor,LP $12.95 LPO,Lh RIGID RIB, per square & Feb., bred to Hereford bull wide front, PS, pt., good rubber,good TRADER BILL'S EXTRA SPECIAL 6 Holstein cows, 3 to 7 yrs., dry, to tractor, 20" x 40" SLIPHEAD WOOD WINDOWS .. $9.95 freshen in Jan. & Feb. 1952 Ford 8N Holstein cow, 4 yrs., been fresh eauiooeBda,ovood shapeco Ideal for garages, shops, etc. since July 1969bim,Baldwin ON REPOSSESSED COMBINE hyd. control, verygra 48" x 6'8" Birch & Mahogany 13 Holstein heifers, 2 yrs. old, to 30 hay BIFOLD DOORS $19.95 freshen in Jan. & Feb., bred to Tuesday, Nov. 30 Angus 20 yearlings, itCh as eha veryd Starts 2:30 p.m. Holsteinheifers, en $9.45 AT BPH TRACTOR COMPANY open good BARBED WIRE - 2 pt., 5" spacing, 80 rod roll 11 Holstein heifers, 7 months old bucket, very 1035 W. 14th, Hutchinson, Ks. springdloatdeinre 3 Holstein heifers 4 months old 6' STEEL POSTS, 'U' type, lots of 100 98c Late model Ford 632 combine with Holstein bull calf, 2 months old 24', 3 pt., very" 20"grain platform, 4 row 30" corn - Cmaisiele4rx116:01o;fys,eihyodix, head, grain tank extension, cab & NOTE: Herd has been bangs ALL NECESSARY MATERIALS Ford gas engine. For further in- tested inlast 30 days, calfhood formation contact Bob Finkle at vacc., all Wisc. bred cattle,in TO BUILD POLE BARNS & HAY SHEDS good condition. Your inspection 2 x 4's -2 x 6's as low,as 106 per board foot BPH Tractor Co. invited sale day. This is a good herd of Holstein cattle. 1035 W. 4th 316 663-3389 1 9 rub! boards, HUTCHINSON, KANSAS DAIRY EQUIPMENT wheels, 3 pt;, ARMSTRONG FLOOR COVERING gauge 400 gal. Zero bulk milk tank good terer, row 1962I HC 4 Many patterns, 6' rolls regularly selling at Surge 4 unit milker complete 3r upbtb, Stainless steel wash vat moldboards,ehretiellisz $4.95 & up per sq. yd. 2 stainless steel milk strainers

OUR PRICE AS LOW AS $1.98 sq. yd. Small gas heater traon ks 30 gal. electric water heater sideJohnoonfntractorerer4 1965 4x8 VINYL SHIELD Panelling MISC. TRUCK, TRAILERS & section 3 colors to choose from $2.98 1962 Chev. 2ton truck,V8, 2 I FiC 4 SWITPu., THE, bed evener NeIsw speed, heater, 14' Midwest IA sPapers stock racks andhoist, MMferrtoiolioezerr,gporainwer ar 4 x 8 TROPICANA LAUAN with r;eat nevvs 3 colors to choose from $3.39 good rubber, 35,000 miles,good Saturday, Nov. 20 shape deter Electric 4 wheel trailerwith 7x14 ma Starts 1:00 p.m. Oliver cievogPilOffit We have hundreds of pieces of pre -finished panels in bed, with grain sides at NARKA, KANSAS Shop built 4 wheel trailerwith intendo a stock at lowest possible prices. hma ed 1 silage bed with Per,whose HOUSEHOLD GOODS comith.i Shop built2 wheel trailer s°INFFhooeosdowrrnhpdd r22u borr obeewwerr,ecI igus 37; s such ALL ITEMS CASH AND CARRY Stoves,beds,refrigerators, stuff box InPany thatrecent dishes, deep freeze and many 5 telephone poles 26' long 2grrf)Hieolraerelrdhasyspo Joohnn wh Trader Bill Will Not Be Undersold smallitems. Treadle type sewingmachine. machine Nrket "new Wringer type washing a items built motstur( Few dishes and other misc. t'hlterdioslcdciar ,Zijti9in lines ALL KINDS OF SHOP TOOLS 4, 12, grain few theswitcl but very Some ANTIQUES, GLASS NOTE: There are Will above this sale. Pict Aladdin painted small items on MORRISON lamp, hand ResPonslbleFo aGbarn8,c Not ng in plates, old pitcher and glasses, Moist Terms - Cash DayOf Sale lire Johnson Bros. dishes, finger quecation, Warehouse & Lumber lamp, round oak table, cruet set Ross was withpewterholder,oldbeer Dorothy W.ROCSI5erEkS:TFAir; THE GEO. 531k glasses, 2 glass hens, many more ADMIN 1ST RATRIX OF articles in glass. Service, Your Discount Building Supply Headquarters Auction Center, Aucts Foster Kretz WA 6-422 WP Morganville ClaY Clay Center, Ph. L.Sheppeard, H. C. (Hub) Tharp Attorney ForEstate, H. 724 N. 13th, Salina, Kansas P hone 827-9666 Aucts: Bob Dorlac & John Sterba Trader Bill Clerk -Munden State Bank pigaig

Do provide adequate nitrogen for spring 36 pasture and grain production. (,) Grass & Grain iley Novenlixt Any ofthe common forms of nitrogen 37 arranged fertilizer, ammonium 355 contract and nitrate,anhydrous ammonia,or foodservicea°oPPortiulefk entrepreneurs. urea is equally good as a source of November 16, 1971 or seven 4's.+4 A Ft, nitrogen. However, caution should en awarded beusedinapplyinganhydrous ons, Bonner WHAT EFFECT after he retired floc, DOES GRAZING ammonia while the crop is actively Navy service, growing, since the wheat might be ore than Re w:k WHEAT HAVE ON 90 officer with burned or tillering-and, thus, rk formerly eu GRAIN YIELD? service In yields- might be reduced.-Dr. and some years as much as two- YPersonnel. CIL.' The civilians thirds of Kansas' wheat Harold E. Jones, Extension crops by Leroy woriBr acreage is G.to relieve used for pasture during the and soils specialist, Kansas State 58,000 Small knw late fall University. ofthe itootil.7Y and early spring months. on guaran- Under which moderate grazingand nce the Ft. extends Ihrt timely for providingsuie5;' removal of livestock in thespring, loan was hours of work. wheat yields are not reduced. Inyears when growth ispar- ticularly heavy, grazing the 12 : 30p.m. wheat helps prevent excess earlyuse of soil moisture and, thus, mayeven help yields. However, removal ofbet- ween 1/2 and one ton of dry -weight LE wheat through grazing does reduce Saturday, Nov. 20 the nitrogen level of the soil. E.TESTED Starts 12:30 Noon Farmers who graze wheatcan At 1726 Colorado Street, 40 BULLS help prevent losses in grainyield Manhattan, Ks. The following o 30RESi; and protein content by applying householdgoods,antiquesand RDS miscellaneous items. 30 COMMERCIAlliE, nitrogen fertilizer. Nitrogen removal could range from 40 to 80 hen exotic breeds Center table; 3 bookcases; are getlingaldIN nd the beef industry pounds per acre duringyears of bedside table and lamp combined; in general, g of 100 purebred Hereford werti goodmoisture and goodwheat books from Book -Of -Month Club; 2 catile-itexr growth. full sets dishes, service for eight; many odds and ends of dishes; lots The application of 40 poundsper ERTILITY -Based of cookware; 3 electric skillets. on a natiog acre of nitrogen as fertilizer before You 2 chests of drawers; 2 footstools; will wean 7 extra calves know what I want to be per loons, seeding or as a topdressing in late when I get old? Alive. several table lamps; black and PTANCE - More white TV set; 3 radios; 2 stationary and more lezdan/ fall, winter, or early spring can help es, the mark of Hereford blood,* fans; small stand table; 5 electric reford blood means betterdoing* irons;40 cup coffeemaker;ice ns, efficient conversions cream freezers 6quart and 2 quart.. aarl Largeroaster;severallarge. pictures; spin-dry washer; 2"x6'8" - NG - Based on research and pqrki white pine door;2 oak doors; rd bull will outproduceoullsols110. SELL ATONAGA. stereo with 2 loudspeakers; small ding program. The use of a halltx antique desk; 2 small gas stoves. stionable at best. Cattle & Hogs Large American flag; card tables; some plastic floor tile; 2 say they are getting more lenglb,m6i.i. Selling Farm Fresh Cattle And Hogs electric blankets; 2 ironing boards. Onward Bulls r, 4 upholsteredrockingchairs; STARTING TIME 1:00 P.M. testingandweighingprogram isc hideaway divan; telephone desk and chair. )ut. Walnut dining room drop leaf Every Wednesday table with 6 chairs; record player; bed and dresser; antique Singer SALE AT THE FARM sewing machine;largeoak 15 Angus cows coming with 4th calves-bred to a KS Angus dresser, new; roomsizedrug; bull. Pregnancy tested. kitchen table. EREFORD FARMS 13 Real Hereford cows, tested, . Several comforters and bred to Hereford bull. Calf soon. blankets; some carpenter tools; 2 N, KANSAS 67479 20 Hereford steers, weight 350 lavatories; hundreds of items too 20 Black whiteface steers, weight 400 numerous to mention. 15 Hereford steers, weight 500 lbs. Looking for a good run. Not Responsible For Accidents Nothing Shown Before Sales Date Monday, Noy Terms - Cash

- Lunq Starts 9..30a .m Onaga Community Sale Clarence E. Oldfield Due to the death of Auctioneer - Art Berbohm quitting farming andwill seling Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889-4461 or 889-4665, ONAGA, KS. Clerk - Kenny Messner located 13 miles northand14 Center, Kansas, or5I Wel Highway 9.

sddp have machinery file Cattle to sellat 9. OurRecords 00 Farm Mg,I1j14 ) 7 yrs. old, 1966 Case 939ttOry;: Shenin J PS, I.98t Wide front, Your erefordban.ull p.,tgqiood rubb yrs., dry, to 8N N 1952 Ford Feb. cdosl' INSURANCE POLICY been fresh eauived, 1969 FBaldwin .tor, hyd. control, ft! yrs. old, to Against 1968 Case6670 eb., bred to with haY151'; equipPed,verlio Selection, Error! yearlings, front ec 1970 Case bucket, veryr months old months old 19h7aIrrCowas,e24sPrl': months old Kl6Plfiw TUESDAY 1965 Case bangs been pull type,o6 ys,calfhood in 19g6900Mdiller dcattle, November 23, 1971 inspection Kent 1968 TTCOMMAND 427 is a good 24d.srsj is 196r 4ubbiNer, 12:30p.m. Ile. at auction

grria0ulgdebowahreeri,ns,: 'MENT LunchAvailableat Sale lk tankgood 19-62IHC 4 c:' complete moldboards'ic i,. vate whe '...i ooilite.' 1kstrainers gaug, - SELLING - 250 ga'' dt side of fr&te,z1 50 Performance Tested Bulls At the 1971American Royal we hadRESERVE r heater 1965+ Joahoond 30 Open Registered Heifers CHAMPIONon our spring yearling penand3rd p,., ,;n vr in class on our senior calves. They all sell & MISC. SWITCHTHEIR BEFORE along 2 IHC 4 se`" AND AFTERS with many 1/2 brothers. Our cattle have been ruck,V8, Newspapers SIRED BY -thefollowing bulls that are bed What is and commercial companies often disagree as to selected "toweigh"and have the "eye appeal" Midwest esMhvaefneperetrillerragirr: news and what transmitting superior performance. andhoist, Mlow rubber'r is advertising. Such differences do not that you good sound ranchers still demand. go0,4 seer) to deter TT COMMAND 427 ) miles, Photographsmany companies from submitting articles and with 7x I over)iste,,, ler clearly to a newspaperas "news" altho their aim seems S VAGABOND 7001 intended Select your next bull or bulls froma herd that des d 2 owvi Ili JPC TEX ONWARD 42 with newspaper, to sell some of the company's product. has been on a within herd recordprogram for trailer Ford 1,'ol,anr1C1N9r5, whose product The cPitches is advertising space, often quickly HH KIMBOLTN H805 twelve years. We are confident it New 11ran 90rid1, such stuff can improve with rub-' ran.5' in the wastebasketor tries to persuade the your profit picture. trailer on,ee,e, that what JahnI"' yo(9",' 2 re,,eha .i. A recent they had in mindwas advertising long John L'oer. 5$ "news release"from a major oil company seeking to

00 ru , $ moisture barrier 1 machine machine fication system had an apparent switch in identi- ii lines with rig itemsShP°137bguirlatidnisa.c;11(6(fr°4. "before" and "after" pictures, and G&G mc. h AMSTEIN HEREFORD RANCH switch mightbe amusing to readers. 4" 1` othei 0i' .. above picture - c.,... Irienstanding gdig with the 6 foot -2 inch company executive ut very Wi '''' obit" hnt G&G area few Mme test plot was identified as a field without Dedicated to the production of a more profitable commercial Hereford s sale' Not gesr ulmoisture barrier '91 ntification, system. The lower picture, said the company Of Sale was in a field with the vauntedsystem. CLIFTON, KANSAS 66937 DUANE PETERS, Herdsman BILL AMSTEIN,at ranch R°55 Located 8 miles west and 9 miles north Dorothy Phone: Clifton 913 455-3530 Phone: Clifton 913/455-3628 of Clay Center, or 4 miles south of Clifton. OFTHE RATRIXService, Centd° 6- 4422 07 AuctionWASheppeard irganvilleH'L. Estate,, Eugene Waring, auct. Pc Nov, 20 - Latemodel cars, Merle Nov. 29 - Farm machinery sale 01111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111: trucks, and pickups. east of Manhattan, Ks. David38 "RIP" Van Winkle inWichita, Praia A. Carlson and Mrs. C. J. Carl- I Ks. tR8,Tass& bet estate auction son.Lawrence Welter, auct. .',1971 G&G Calendar Nov. 20 - Real estate atNov. 29 - Household goods in Fim111111111immummim11111111nimiummimmummimimmuminima, for the Exter Deines County Herington, Ks. Remyand Clay Center, Mrs. Jerome ntY ping Lippert. Auct. Foster Kretz. Hay, owner. Toby and Cott: Sharp, aucts. ItsBill Nov. 14, 27, 28 & December 4 - rell,aucts. Nov. 20 - WakonaFarms Short-Nov. 30 - Home in Clay Center, leaning Tradi- ' are Furniture, antique & real es- south- Harold Printz estate. Auct. ks Nov. 19 - Joint farm sale horn - Polled Shorthorn WarFeb29Sotin tate sale in Council Grove. Ow- tion Sale at theTomson Bros. Foster Kretz. i-e' within west of Manhattan for Roy neDe:eh'wmg. ens Family, owners. Jim Kirke- ASA Sale Dec. 1 - Opening of bids for Lind and Bruce Scott. Auct. Farm, Wakarusa. benefit minde, auct. Lawrence Welter. Management, Omaha,Nebr. 240A southwest of Onaga, Ray- Nov. 16 - Evening sale in SterlNov. 19 - Real estate &house- Nov. 20 - Farmsale northeast mond R. Ruse and 011ie M. season. Hall in Abilene, Ks. Thomas J. hold goods in Morganville, Er- of Diller, Nebr.Irvin Brauch. Ruse. Wayne M. Stallard, atty. iseney, a Davis Estate. Aucts .Cols Carl nest Johnson. Auct. Foster Schultis & Son &Wolken, for Raymond R. Ruse. Gary F. three op' & Wm. Schnell, Abilene. Kretz. aucts. Conklin, atty. for 011ie M. Nov. 17 - Real estate south ofNov. 19 - Household and an-Nov. 20 - Productionsale of Ruse. and C Belleville, Ks. on 36 highway. Smolan,Dec. 4 - "Come As You Are" tique sale in Herington, Ks. registered Herefords, Sale, Herington, Mr. & Mrs. Don Eichanan, Garnell B. Barnes, owner. An- JohnsonHerefordFarms. (off 'grass) owners. Auct. Eugene Waring. derson and Wilson, aucts. Aucts. Gene Watsonand Ro- Milton Nagely, sec. A Nov. 17 - Glenn D. Robinett es- ger A. Johnson. Dec. 4 - Farm sale east of Wa- NEC! tate sale southeast of Clay Nov. 19 - Farm sale south of breeding cow mego, Louis Weixelman. Law- (A Hebron, Nebr. Armiin Schroe-Nov. 20 - Special OVE Center, postponed from Nov. rence Welter, auct. T der. Schultis & Son & Wolken, and bred heifer saleat Green m TWIN 8 due to weather. Foster Kretz, City, Dec. 4 - Household sale in Clay lo aucts. City Auction Co., Green (H auct. Nov. 19 - 320A Cloud County Mo. Center, Ks.Mrs. Glen Glan- Steam-flaking-flizaakientigee0oiFfn Nov. 17 - Farm sale south east sale northeast Foster Kretz, auct. for feeding beef cattieT: of Fairbury, Nebr. Floyd Hi- farmland, selling in Concordia, Nov. 20 - Farm zer. 2 year Hanson Bros., Auct. Eugene of Westmoreland, Ks.,David Dec. 4 - Complete dispersal of Model ner. Schultis & Son & Wolken, large(d:r Waring. Forst. Auct. GeneToby. 400 Polled Herefords at Kear- forseveral years.ithas aucts. Nov. 20 - Household goods, an- Nov. 21 - Farm salesouthwest ney, Nebr., the Madsdens of demonstrated Nov. 17 - All breed performance of St. Marys, CliffordReser. Minden, Nebr. Sale managed AlC 913 tiques and misc. in Manhattan, advantages Ir tested bull sale at Mitchell Ks. Clarence E. Oldfield. Art Aucts. Gene Toby &Lawrence by Chuck Cook. in reduced feed Out farm is County fairgrounds, Beloit, K - Dec. 4 - Production sale of tofinishcattle. State management. Keith Zoeli- Berbohm, auct. Welter. and land registered Angus, Willard Eric- A Nov. 20 - Special breeding cow Nov. 22 - Farm sale estimate is a10 percent ner & Herman Westmeyer, and bred heifer sale, Green south of Hanover.Ralph Rie- son, Marquette.Aucts. Ray Weber Hall. Schultis & Son & Sims & Roger A. Johnson. City, Mo., Green City Auction kerberg. Polled Here- ,Nov. 17 - Farm machinery sale Co. Wolken, aucts. Dec. 6 - Johnson west of Wamego ,6th St. Road.Nov. 20 - Farm sale south ofNov. 22 - Real estate, farm ma- fords sale at Eureka Sale Pa- There are twoream Lawrence Welter, auct. feeders,in Fairbury, Nebr., Osa Witt. chinery,cattle,household vilion, Eureka, Ks. general,hi Nov. 18 - Farm sale - antiques Dec. 7 - Farmsale at Whiteadopted northeast of Plymouth, Nebr. Aucts Harold Siegel & Calvin goods, and antiques southwest Schou. of Bremen, Ks. Ralph Rieken- City.Art & Norma Schman- Carl Schneider. Schultis & SonNov. 20 - Farm sale, some an- ke. Anderson & Wilson, aucts. & Wolken, aucts. tiques in Idana, Ks.the late berg, owner, Schultis & Son & Dec. 10 - Francis MartinEstate Nov. 18 - Farm sale west of Mr. & Mrs. EllisDinsmore. Wolken, aucts. farm sale south of Linn, Ks.general terms, the minim Jamestown, Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Nov. 22 - Farm sale southeast equipment requires about Aucts. Rollie & Larry Lagasse. Foster Kretz, auct. a Spear. Aucts. Calvin Schou & of Clifton, Mrs. George Ross. investment. Second, Nov. 20 - Farm and dairy sale Auct. Foster Kretz. annual Harold Siegel. This sale was east of Manhattan. F. W. Ca- Dec. 11 - Farmland sale for owning such a plant would postponed from Oct. 30 due to Nov. 23 --Mann's Holiday Lillie Colman estateat two be rey.Lawrence Welter, auct. to $7,000 if the plant is rain. Nov. 20 - Real estate & house- Farms complete dispersal of locations: 320A southwest of on a Nov. 19 - Farm sale southwest hold goods in Industry, Adolph Charolais cross females and Fairbury, Nebr., and 640A west depreciation schedule. of Bern, Loyd Ehrsam, owner. SMS commercial heifers; east of Harbine, Nebr .Executors, It would require more than Steinbrock Estate. Auct. Fos- of Augusta, Kans., Paul Mann Max G. Logan & Jay W. Woods. Joe Bauman, auct. ter Kretz. head fed per year to breakat Nov. 19 - Household and anti- Sr., Paul Mann II and Paulette Auct. Harold R. Siegel. such a new investment ques at Herington, Kansas. Nov. 20 - Miscellaneous items Hancock.Jernigans CharolaisDec. 11 - Special breeding cow no' in Herington, Mr. & Mrs. Lee year period -assuming Garnell B. Barnes, owner, Milt Hird. Aucts. Remy & Sharp. Sales Management, Tyler, Tex. and bred heifer sale, Green Anderson and Bob Wilson, Nov. 20 - Household & glass Nov. 23 - Production sale of City, Mo., Green City Auction satisfactory conventional aucts. sale in Narka. H. C. Tharp. Polled Herefords, Enterprise, Co. for processing the feed was Nov. 19 - Farm sale southwest Plain View Farms, Leon D. Dec. 13 - Farmland and farm on hand. So, most farm Another bi of Onaga, Kansas.Stanley Dorlac & Sterba, aucts. Riffel. machinery south of Clay Cen- Nov .23-30 - Feeder pig sales at Rudolph McKeever. cannot pay for such an in through the ri ter, Ks. since the added returns woollt Prices looked HOG SALE - 9:00 a.m. various locations in Missouri, Foster Kretz, auct. With Pigs at 11:30 a.m. Missouri Co-op Feeder Live- Dec. 18 - Double X Ranch cow the extra coats. stocker steer a CATTLE - 12:30 p.m. stock Assn., Charles E. Aus- & calf production sale, Grand A more recent deve Steers and hell fahl, sec. Junction, Colo., Tom Adams feeding of high moisture grab strong to SW 1 Nov. 23 - Annual production Land & Cattle Co., sale mgrs. farmer -feeders, it provides a to sq lower ti sale of Amstein Herefords, Jan. 21 - 14th Annual Reben- market. Bill Amstein, Clifton, Ks. storf Hereford sale at the Syl- economical means of h Nov. 26 - Farm sale northeast van Grove Sale Barn,Sylvan grain than steam -flaking and Listed bele,' of Green, Mrs. Foster Pickett. Grove, Ks. imcreased feed efficiency week's sale: Auct. Foster Kretz. Jan. 24 - Machinery, trucks andthe increase from steam STOCKER & Fl Nov. 26 - Real estate in Ols- personal effects of Swen E. also permits the advantag strs burg. Mrs. Carl Carlson. Lau- Carlson estate in Kackley, Reharvesting with s rence Welter, auct. public County, Ks. Auct. Eu- blbwf strs & Nov. 26 - Farm sale southeast reduction in field losses. - blbwf sirs & b COWS gene Waring. Thomas, Extension eco str Lighter cattle were 500 to $1.00 1365 @21.80 of Fairbury, Nebr. Wm. De - Feb. 9, 1972 - Twenty-fifthanni- lower, with Feeders stronger at 504 to 1 hoist cow management, Kansas wf sus 2 hoist cows 1580 @21.60 Boer.Schultis & Son & Wol- versary sale of horned& poll $1.00 higher. 1 wf cow 1215 @21.40 ker, aucts. ed Herefords by TheLincoln University. blk str There is a great demand for feeders 1075 @21.40 Nov. 26 - Livestock & machin- strs weighing 700-900 lbs. If you have any 1 bwf cow 2 wf cows 1015 @21.30 ery southwest of Chester, Neb. Ylf hrn strs of these kinds of cattle, why not give 1255 @21.20 Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Palmer, hot on 1 hoist cow Phone StfS us a call, the market is really 1 wf cow 1050 @21.10 Eugene Waring, Auct. them. 1 wf cow 820 @21.00 Nov. 27 - Annual production wf strs Following is a partial listing of strs 1 wf cow 975 @20.90 sale of Arbuthnot Herefords, ICE MOTORS, our sale: 1 blk cow 1030 @20.80 Haddam. rs RONALDNorth Kdits,is Lir cystVolume Nov. 27 - Household and an- CADILLAC IS STOCKER & FEEDER CATTLE HOGS tiques southwest of Clay Cen- CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE - 1 wf str 675 @ 36.50 36 mixed butch 230 @19.45 OP ter, Ks. Mrs. Vic Blevins. Fos- --ABILENE, 1 white str 715 @ 36.30 9 mixed butch 223 @19.40 I\RN Second strs 2 blk strs 810 @ 36.00 19.35 ter Kretz, auct. shrthrn strs 838 @ 35.80 20 mixed butch 236 @ Nov. 27 - Household sale in Sa- 21 wf strs 16 mixed butch 234 @19.35 ishrthrn 5 mixed strs betha, Lelo Trull. Auct. Joe strs 18 red butch 241 @19.30 LEFT bbwf strs 30 mixed strs 931 @ 34.00 10 mixed 239 @19.20 Bauman. LOTS OFDRIVE 7 blk strs 753 @ 35.10 Nov. 27 - Real estate auction lesby blkstrs 851 @ 34.60 22 hamp butch 239 @19.25 3 char strs 24 mixed butch 253 @19.20 for Fred Herbel estate, west CARS wf & bwfstrs 2 blk/wf strs 620 @ 34.50 of Herington, Ks. Remy and IN THESE char str 1 wf str 1010 @ 32.50 SOWS Sharp, aucts. Mwf & bwfstrs 1 wf str 1060 @ 32.10 16.90 Nov. 27 - Simmental-Limousin Coupe .. 1000 @ 32.10 1 white sow 350 @ Impala Custom ''' power'' blbwfstrs 1 wf str 1 hamp sow 410 @16.50 Dispersion Sale at the Laflin 1970 Chevrolet lnamissIon, 653 @ 33.25 automatic 3holststrs 32 wf hfrs 16 hamp sows 420 @16.45 Ranch, Olsburg V-8, radio, heater, ...... 2 wf hfrs 762 @ 32.80 Bel -Air 4 -door...... hrn strs 652 @ 32.70 1 white sow 520 @16.00 Nov. 27 - Farm sale south of 1970 Chevrolet transmiss,on Poor 15 wf hfrs 1 red sow 490 015.80 automatic iholststrs 5 blk Mrs 701 @ 32.50 Manhattan, Paul McClure Est., Radio, heater, ...... Lawrence Welter, auct. 98, 2 -doorhardtop ...... pow er hoiststrs 12 mixed hfrs 606 @ 32.10 1970 Oldsmobile transmission PIGS Nov. 28 - Household & antiques Radio, heater,automatic 'hoiststr @19.00 lholst STEER CALVES 30 white pigs at Westmoreland, Mrs. Elmer air conditioning. str 12 hamp pigs @19.00 power brakes, ...... 2 wf bulls 275 @ 44.00 Lundgren. Lawrence Welter, Biscayne, 4 -door...... !hoiststr 1 wf str 345 @ 33.00 19 mixed pigs @17.75 auct. 1969 Chevrolet transmission. 10 white pigs @17.50 Radio, heater,automatic 3 blk/wf strs 375 @ 42.25 Nov. 29 - Real estate, antiques ...... 1 red hrn str 300 @ 42.25 26 mixed 'pigs @17.25 & household goods in Byron, 1969 ChevelleMalibu, 4 -door R FEI 24 mixed pigs @16.50 transmission. .0./ hfrs 19 wf strs 468 @ 42.00 Nebraska.Mrs. Anna Rahe. Radio, heater,automatic ...... " stied) 35 mixed pigs @16.50 -door 1 bwf str 470 @ 41.50 Custom, 4 Pow' hfrs 20 mixed pigs @16.25 1969 Oldsmobile transmission, 9 wf strs 464 @ 41.25 automatic wf hfrs 19 white pigs @16.25 Men's Hooded Sweatshirts, ther- Radio, heater, . 0 1 wf str 365 @ 40.75 conditioning. blbwf @15.75 air .Powe'...... hfrs 4 blk strs 433 @ 40.50 84 spot pigs mal lined with full zipper 4.99 power brakes, 19 mixed pigs @15.50 $399 Delta 88, 4-door on, 4 wf strs 425 @ 40.00 Boys sizes 1969 Oldsmobile 3 bib wfhfrs @15.50 trace blbwf 5 wf strs 386 @ 40.00 31 mixed pigs Mens heavy duty insulated Radio, heater,automatic 10 hfrs 12 wf bulls 402 @ 39.25 14 white pigs @ 15.50 coveralls $18.95 pr. power brakes,airconditioning. 0. hardtop .....seer 1 char str 540 @ 38.25 Smaller pigs running from $13.00-$15.5 Mens Insulated rubber lace Impala, 4 -door TUNE 1969 Chevrolet I boots $5.49 pr. automatictransmission, Already Consigned - Radio, heater, ....n ,SO 12:20N HEIFER CALVES Heavy rubberized chore gloves airconditioning.station 0 210 @ 37.75 Entire herd of whiteface cows from power brakes, 4-r. vl,w' 1 bwf hfr a $4.99 doz. Vista Cruiser, Po FRIDA1 42 wf/bwf hfrs 404 @ 37.35 William Hauserman Jr. Tru-test standard interior latex 1969 Oldsmobile transmission, 302 @ 37.00 45 young wf Hereford cows, Radio, heater,automatic 2 blk hfrs wall paint, white or custom conditioning. ..0000 396 @ 36.75 3-6 years old. Have 20-25 air .. Yard/ 6 wf hfrs $3.98 gal. power brakes, 4-dr. stnOn power7pr 14 blk hfrs 401 @ 36.70 calves on ground now, balance are mixed colors Vista Cruiser, - 1968 Oldsmobile transmiss 6 wf hfrs 400 @ 35.50 heavy springers. Tru-test standard latex house automatic 1..'estnWE ARE 2 Registered Hereford bulls. paint $4.98 gal. Radio, heater, 7 wf hfrs 412 @ 35.25 airconditioning. wonse -ek 2 registered wf yearling bulls, power brakes, station 'lsed, bonded's 5 wf hfrs 438 @ 35.10 Fibered roof coating $L29 gal. Estate, 4-dr. Po[st.etre 500 @ 34.40 4 registered wf yearlings hfrs, 5 gallons $4.98 1968 Chevelle Concord ion, 3 wf hfrs automatictransmiss 4 wf hfrs 522 @ 34.30 choice 4-H Pros petts, consi gned by Bow Wow dog food 25 lbs. $2.49 Radio, heater, O.K. Ranch, Junction City. power brakes,airconditioning. Randy f0 003.33 Ifyouhave livestock to appraise, call: SPECIAL NOVEMBER DUDE VERN LANG VARDT, Manager, 238-8211, Junction City ...... on,...p...c.e../ 1970 Chevrolet1/2 -ten Pickuptransmiss HOWABD LANG VARDT, Auctioneer, 238-8212, Junction. City Radio, heater,automatic SO HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone 349-2863 brakes, airconditioning. 0' FARMRANCH ing, power 1400 .... ' MARCGERARDY, Greene Kansas Phone 913/944-2625 cab &chassis, SUPPLY 1967 Chevrolet ...... LICENSED AND BONDED 1963 Ford3/4 -ton heater. V-8, 4 -speed,radio, & BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY 238-1471 Emporia ry sale Forestry, Fish and Game Com- Undoubtedly, thestations will notproperty and it David38 Parksone mission budget. Now commissioners beelaborate. is their facilitiesAuthority created a primitive, but Planningtodatewhich will take care of functional, cleaning Carl.%yen, have to decide how much theycanforesees a toadstool sewage. stationat auet, type shelter While design of the facilities is not Norton Reservoir several Get tFish get for the $5,000 allotted forin- similar to picnic years ago cods in "16191, facilities at thecomplete, the site for the Cheneywhen a state fishing contestwas rome stallation of each station,one atstate parks, an "Insinkerator Countsl typestation is detailed. Park Executiveconducted at that reservoir. That Kretz, y Pierefes Cheney Reservoir, one at Wilsonanddisposalunit Stations one at Milford. togrindupfishVerne Hart, Manhattan, saidall station uses a tin -surfaced table,a Center, Bill Qrove remains left afterthe fillets arethree stations will be in the marinawater hose and barrels for refuse. Auct, FFeb.]pa29 _7112 cleaning stationsat three Walt Harrison, field services chieftaken, a metal fish octagon table above likelytobein forthecommission, was asked areas of the reservoirs, and thePark workers cart away the fish sale at parksare the disposal unit for to working on the remains in the barrels, Hart said. He ids for sale alp rich, months. Hopefully,questions at a recent gamecom- Cheney facility will be located about ation within fish, some sortof running water added that the Norton facility ga, Ray. anglers in the 1972missionmeetingconcerningthe 350 feet from the water ata back was so lie M. could benefit facility for cleaningof the table, and popular it will remain in use. degreeofefficiencyanddecor corner of the large, eastside boat .rd, atty. season.y, sewage stream tocarry the left-ramp within the ramp parking area. Gary F, package of $15,000possible for the $5,000 figure foreachovers to the sewage lagoon. Paper Back 25c - 35c e money,operations, is in thestation. Hart said the disposalunitwill 50c - 75c the three The fish and gamemoney only will Amp install connect to sewage facilities in that thethreestations.The area. Books Are" e planning has involvedKansas Park Largest Stock rington, ,tbranch Angus and Resources Authority The Milford site will await sewage HERD SIRES staffers, installationatthedesiredspot In Town t of Wa because the stationswill be locatedthere. HECK'ETTIERIMAN N154 in state parks at the an. Law. STEAii;,,; three reser- An attempt is being made to place (A;on of a Missouri State Fair champ) voirs.The University parkemployeswill the stations where they will get most e in Clay OVERO'Nz:',: TWINKNOLLS KEBAN 30th maintain and policethestation use,Hart, explained. Book Store s sire -one of the most correct ton bulls in America) The Park en Glan Stearn -flaking (HI 623 N.Manhattan Manhattan let. for feeding ,persal of 2 yearold bull ready for service now, also yearling bulls. common at Kean practo: ModerI kind, all breeding stock guaranteed. for dens of severalto; LEON & MARGE GEISERT managed demonstrated tograii,' Ph. A/C 913179-5558 Rt .3, Hope, Kansas Special advantages.u.ireaxti,".... Our farm is tocated 11 miles south of Abilene on K 15 sale of tofinish )lard Eric. cattle. A ts. Ray estimate isa 10 ptr feed require& led Here - ditional advantaged , Mr, STOCKER -FEEDER 40 Sale Pa. There are twoftet, IMP.C IOHN DEEI feeders, ingittli SP:.E S SERV Thurs., Nov. 18 at White adopted 20.S N. BUCKS this Indk ;1' aSchman. Reynolds son, aucts. investment in egiirz' for this process rtin Estate is Sale Linn, Ks. general terms, the , 1000or more Calves, Yearlings, Feeder Cattle equipment requireski Sale Barn sale for investment. Seond,d In Conjunction With attwo owning such a planis Our Regular Sale Nov.18 to $7,000 if dieplaIngr ABILENE, KS. thwest of Early consignments include some of the following: 640A west depreciation sehedtie Selling Every :xecutors, It would require:a! 220 wf steer and heifer calves weighing 425, preconditioned,vaccinated and W. Woods, grub treated. head fed peryeartiht. gel. FRIDAY 175 wf yearling steers weighing 650 lbs. ,eding cow such a new investit.. 86 blk & blkwf yearling steers weighing 725 year Starts 1:00 p.m. e, Green period 44 wf steer and heifer calves weighing 400 to 450 lbs. satisfactory cone: ty Auction 70 blk & bwf steer and hiefer calves weighing 400to 500 lbs. for processing the kr:, 46 mixed feeder steers weighing 750 lbs. and farm on hand. So, most Anotherbig run of cattle moved Clay Ceti - Many lots of 10 to 25 mixed cattle. cannot payfor sat through thering last Friday, Nov. 12. McKeever. 5 wf hfrs 470 @ 35.70 since theaddedretnu. Prices looked about steady on 5 wf hfrs 512 @ 35.00 the extra costs. stocker steer and heifer calves. Ranch cow wf hfrs 622 @ 33.50 LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. >ale, Grand A more recent deir- Steers and heifersh over 600 lbs. 2 wf hfrs 592 @ 33.00 strong to 5Chigher. Cows steady MARYSVILLE, KANSAS n Adams feeding of high 1 roan hfr 760 @ 32.90 ;ale mgrs. farmer -feeders, it nut to50¢ Lower than last week's high 2 roan hfrs 837 @ 29.90 Lual Reba - market. economical means air 2 roan hfrs 935 @ 30.80 at the Syl- grain than steam -pa: Listed b!low are a few of last am, Sylvan 1 wf hfr 925 @ 29.80 imcreased feed &co: week'ssale: 2 blk hfrs 662 @ 32.90 trucks and the increase from nez STOCKER &FEEDER STEERS 1 bwf hfr 680 @ 33.30 Hogs 11:00 a.m. Swen E. also permits theadz? 6 wf strs 437 (,_/)41.80 2 bwf hfrs 687 @ 32.50 Cackley, Re-harvesting will F 21 b/bwf sirs& bulls435 @ 41.50 1 wf hfr 625 @ 33.10 Cattle 1:00 p.m. Auct. Eu- reduction in field10.-i 7bibwf strs&. bulls 424 @ 40.20 2 char hfrs 662 @ 33.20 lwf str We had a large run of cattle at oursale Thursday. The market was steady on Thomas, Extensionr 375 @ 42.75 2 bwf hfrs 662 @ 33.50 y-fifth anni 2wf strs all classes of cattle with a good activemarket and plenty of buyers. Butcher hogs ..ned & Poll management, 382 @ 42.10 7 wf hfrs 540 @ 34.25 1 blk str 445 @ 40.75 were up again from last week with a top of $19.15. Weaning and feeder pigs ;1 he Lincoln University. 6 wf hfrs 562 @ 33.45 19 wf strs 460 @ 41.80 2 wf hfrs 546 @ 33.40 remain steady. The following is a sampling of our r 13 wf hrn stns 515 @ 38.75 1 bwf hfr 575 @ 33.50 consignments: 15 blk strs 483 @ 38.20 17 wf hfrs 713 @ 33.00 FEEDER STEERS 8 blk & bwf hfrs 366 @37.10 b/bwf str 498 @ 39.75 2 rn strs 535 @ 39.00 25 wf hfrs 387 @36.70 blk strs 636 @ 36.95 BULL 5 blk strs 536 @ 38.70 6 mix wf hfrs 393 @36.00 ICEturlos wf strs 622 @ 36.70 1 char bull 225 @ 54.00 2 wf strs 680 @ 36.60 2 bwf hfrs 385 @36.00 Volun:Dealer wf strs 1 hoist hfr 320 @35.00 orth ICIIISd1Lalgeg A011.1 687 @ 36.50 3 wf strs 777 @ 36.40' ROLE T OLDSMOBILE bwf str 710 @ 36.80 COWS 2 blk strs 730 @ 35.10 BULLS -ABILENE,f- 2 blk strs 714 @ 35.55 1 char cow 1345 @ 23.50 19 mix strs 709 @ 35.00 1 wf bull 1285 @ 25.70 3 shrthrn str s 675 @ 35.80 2 wf cows 1195 @ 22.70 5 blk strs 607 @ 32.50 1 wf bull 1715 @ 25.20 S shrthrn str [email protected] 1 hoist cow 1175 @ 21.40 1 wf str 1090 @ 30.90 1 shrthrn bull 1270 @ 24.60 6 bwf strs LIF1 719 @ 36.40 1 holst cow 1275 @ 21.60 10 hoist strs 670 @ 30.60 COWS DRIVE 18 fleshy bll 5 OF strs 805 @ 34.60 1 hoist cow 1590 @ 21.10 FEEDER HEIFERS 1 hoist cow 1275 @ 22.70 23 wf & bwt'strs 726 @ 35.35 1 holst cow 1325 @ 21.10 11 mix hfrs 516 @ 33.40 1 blk cow 1 char str 1200 @ 22.50 THESECARS 925 @ 34.00 1 holst cow 1480 @ 21.30 1 wf hfr 595 @ 33.00 18 shrthrn cows 1000 @ 22.25 0 34 wf & bwfstrs 802 @ 34.95 1 holst cow 1075 @ 21.50 3 wf hfrs 625 @ 32.90 9 wf cows 963 @ 22.00 Coupe .. 37 b/bwfstn Custom '0 802 @ 34.80 1 wf cow 1050 @ 21.30 1 wf hfr 665 @ 32.40 1 wf cow 1165 @ 21.40 npala lnsmiss 13 hoiststrs 538 @ 32.20 automatic 544 @ 31.75 1 red cow 1145 @ 21.00 2 blk hfrs 2 shrthrn cows & clvs @279.00 ater, holst hrn.trs . '..ms...... PO 'f0 502 @ 30.00 1 wf cow 1170@ 21.00 1 wf hfr 690 @ 32.00 4door 7 holst strs el -Air transision, 772 @ 29.40 1 bwf hfr 705 @ 30.30 HOGS & PIGS automatic ...... 8 hoist strs 810 @ 28.50 hardtop Ix) 636 @ 30.40 3 blk hfrs 13 mix fats 245 @19.15 18, 2 -door 1 holststr transmon, 1080 @ 28.80 BULL & STEER CALVES 32 mix fats 211 @19.00 ',automatic 1 hoiststr conditioning. 885 @ 29.50 2 wf be 213 @ 50.00 25 mix fats 241 @18.95 s,air ...... I hoist str Already Listed For Friday, Nov. 19: 4 -door 0 815 @ 29.00 1 bwf str 260 @ 47.00 14 mix fats 264 @18.95 ilscayne, transmission. 110 Angus & wf hfrs 650-700 lbs. 15 mix bulls 340 @ 44.25 13 mix Its [email protected] . STOCKER automatic.. .. 4r. FEEDER HEIFERS 48 wf steers 800 lbs. ;55ion 0 11 wf strs 357 @ 43.25 1 white sow tlibu, 4-door 3 wf hfrs [email protected] transmion. 338 @ 38.2527 wf steers 650 lbs. 3 wf be 317 @ 42.75 8 mix sows 466 @15.65 . ,automatic , 29 wf hfrs 4-dotransmission , 422 @ 38.1035 wf & bwf hfrs 450 lbs. 3 wf be 337 @ 42.00 1 hamp sow 510 @15.30 Custom, o 12 wf lifrs 35 Holstein steers 850 lbs. 42 b/bwf h 439 @ 36.80 8 wf strs 400 @ 41.25 2 spot sows 70.00 .,automatic rs ,," ,. 480 @ 36.6025 Holstein steer calves 300-500 lbs. 5 blk & bwf strs 434 @ 40.40 1 white boar 560 @ airconditioning.dtop 13 blbwf 12.60 har p9, hrs 58 wf stock cows some with baby clvs by side 8,8, 7 b/bwf 431 @ 35.50 7 blk strs 377 @ 40.30 2 hamp boars 315 @12.60 Delta trransrOon, hfr a4-d0Otic 509 @ 35.5525 wf & Angus stock cows, will start calving soon. 8 shrthrn strs 401 @ 40.00 6 white fdrs 166 @18.00 r,autom ,' conditioning. 5 blk strs 462 @ 39.50 10 white pigs 17.25 air hardtop ." UNE IN ABILENESTATION KABI 1560 ON YOUR DIAL 4 -door 8 white pigs 16.75 12:20 NOON HEIFER CALVES ['opas, transmission, EACH THURSDAY AND 6:45 A.M. EACH 65 mix pigs 15.75 r,automatic ,,, 3 wf hfrs 303 @ 43.00 air CO 's{ion ).c filDAY FOROUR MARKET BROADCASTS. 5 mix pigs 12.50 s PO 4 wf hfrs 269 @ 41.00 riser, 7 white pigs 11.75 Vista transmission, 2 wht hfrs 215 @ 40.00 YardmenOn Duty 24 Hours A Day 6 hamp pigs 10.25 r,automatic 12 mix hfrs 328 @ 39.40 airconditioning.slat!' f.,... s, 4-dr. r'' ivWe AR Cruiser, OPENbusines 24 HOURSouronly A DAY Vista transmiss ock is Bring your cattle RALEIGH BREEDING, Manager automatic tensed, ur business PHONE FOR r, 1. bonded conditioning.station '' os in any time day or barn 562-3671; home 562-3547 air and operating under Gov't , 41r, Po' Supervision night; we'll handle MORE INFORMATION Estate Dude Auctioneer; Larry Lagasse, aced transrnission, orRandy Reynolds them for you at r,automatic Dan Reynolds Phone Agenda, Kansas 732-6425 conditioning. CO3-3394 your request. s,air 0 CO3-4721 LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. 81'glAli,... REYNOLDS, NOVFXBE8 ,:no, Abilene. Ks. MARYSVILLE, KANSAS pickup 1/2 -ton trao,,119-7ni ter,automaticcolootillaal air 1,ton ".'

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&heater, .ct,radio, Grass &Grain November 16, 1971 Fiber glass belted snowtire closeout! Solomon Co-op Orig. 24.45.Now 20.95. Meeting Thursday SOLOMON -Two directors will be elected at the annual stockholders Wintersafe Two belts offiber glass help improve meetingoftheSolomonCo-op 'El Tigq road stability with fiber Association Nov. 18 at Solomon. glass The terms of Francis Brenneman, Two ply polyestercord body for a beltson a polyestet jr. and Calvin Kohman, both of strong, no -thump ride cord body. Solomon expire but both are eligible for re-election. Tough, longwearing polybutadiene traction tread Closeout Rounding Up 36 MONTHS GUARANTEE WITH 14 MONTHS 100%ALLOWANCE ' Foremost Protection Guarantee. YourForemost Wild Horses On tire protection guarantee covers allForemost Passenger tires (except ourspecial a-PPlication tires with separate guarantees) againstall road hazard or defect failures. You areprotected for the entice stated months of guarantee.If your 95 Montana Range tire tails during the guarantee period,return it to 2plus 2.00 fed. tax repair your tire, or us and we will, at our option, C78-13 (replaces 700-13), The wild horse range on the south make an allowance based on theoriginal pur- slopes of the Pryor Mountains in chase price, excluding applicable FederalExcise blackwall tubeless, Tax, toward the purchase of a newtire. We will orig. 24.45 south central Montana has been allow 100% of the originalpurchase price, ex- cluding applicable Federal Excise Tax,during the allow closed for public entry while federal 100% allowance period. Thereafter, we will Blackwell tubeless 50% or 25% of the original purchaseprice, ex- mustangers capture part of the wild cluding applicable Federal Excise Tax,toward below). Fed. the purchase of a new tire. (See chart Size Replaces herd. Federal Excise Tax adjustment allowancewill be tan Orig.go made on the basis of the percent of theoriginal C78-14 695-14 The closure order came from the 2.15 26.45 ax tread remaining. E78-14 735-14 2.37 Bureau of Land Management, which FOREMOST PROTECTION 28.45 KIS F78-14 775-14 2.54 is carrying out the emergency horse GUARANTEE CHART 30.45 26,1 HERE'S HOW YOUR GUARANTEE WORKS: G78-14 825-14 2.69 36 months 32.45 21.% removal orders from the Interior Entire guarantee period H78-14 855-14 2.95 100% allowance period 1-14 months 34.45 )4 15-24 months E78-15 735-15 Department. 50% allowance period 2.46 28.45IQ 25% allowance period 25-36 months F78-15 775-15 EdwinZaidlicz,state BLM Fore- 2.62 30.45 g Tread Life Protection. We build into every G78-15 825-15 most tire safe traction indicators. Theysignal 2.80 32.45214 director, said about 18 foals and 30 to If your tire H78-15 855-15 when your tire should be replaced. 3.01 34.45)1g 40 bachelor stallions would be taken wears out (except for incorrectalignment) we will make an allowance based on theoriginal Whitewalls only S3 more per be from their rugged and sparse home purchase price, excluding applicable FederalEx- cise Tax, toward the purchase of a newtire. We because of a lack of range food. An will allow 1/3 during the first halt or 1/4during the second half of the stated monthsof guaran- estimated 200 head now live in the tee. Federal Excise Tax adjustmentallowance 159 of the area bordering Wyoming. will be made on the basis of the percent I gallon original tread remaining. Zaidlicz said the area was closed This guarantee is not transferable. It isonly for Penneys privatepassenger carsorpassengerstation anti -freeze... to eliminate the danger of federal wagons. agents being accidentally shot at by stock up now. hunters and to reduce the risk of injury to the horses and colts. The colts will be turned over to an organizationdecicatedtothe preservation of wild horses and placed on ranges in Wyoming and Montana, JCPenney The stallions will be handed over to the Crow Indians with the un- auto center derstanding that they will not be sold but will be broken to ride or turned DOWNTOWN MANHATTAN loose on the range.

7 wf hfrs 535E; Jr, 4 bik & bwf hfrs 341:3;. 5 bwf hfrs 451E: 4 wf hfrs 495 seu41St. M 4 blk hfrs 496E COWS Sell (Pr-1AF% n, By 2 wf cows 185 Or Buy l.°J1.1.11JLY Auction 2 bwf cows 1154 1 wf cow 960 Our receipts for the week were 2 wf cows 925 2 bwf bulls 234 @ 44.25 5 wf strs 538 @38.40 2 bwf hfrs 270 @ 38.25 810 1645 cattle. Feeder steers weigh- 1 wf cow 8 blk strs 303 @ 44.10 5 bwf & wf strs 539 @38.30 399 @ 38.00 0109 ing from 600 to 800 pounds were 30 blk hfrs 1 rn cow 2 bwf strs 252 @ 43.75 4 wf strs 447 @38.20 238 @ 38.00 0306 $1 to $1.50 higher. Feeder 3 wf hfrs 1 wf cow 13 wf strs 3.81 @ 43.75 5 wf & shrthrn strs475 @38.10 331 @ 38.00 930 heifers were selling steady. Our 9 wf & bwf hfrs 1 ger cow 2 bwf strs 370 @ 43.75 541 @38.10 425 @ 37.50 080 calf market was uneven, some 4 blk strs 16 bik hfrs I wf cow 3 wf strs 266 @ 43.50 530 @38.10 390 @ 37.50 200 were selling steady and some 4 blk & bwf strs 14 blk hfrs 1 wf cow 315 @ 43.50 517 @38.10 240 @ 37.25 082? were 50¢ to $1 lower. 2 bwf strs 8 blk strs 2 wf hfrs 2 wf cows 332 @ 43.10 550 @38.10 326 @ 37.00 19581 Following is a partial listing of 47 blk strs 4 blk & bwf strs 6 wf hfrs 1 wf cow 266 @ 43.00 527 @38.00 321 @ 37.00 goo our sale: 3 blk strs 7 wf strs 4 char hfrs 1 hoist cow 9056 6 bwf strs 363 @ 43.00 4 bik strs 540 @35.00 3 bwf hfrs 413 @ 36.75 1 red cow 415 @ 42.65 514 @31.00 389 @ 36.60 0956 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 47 bik strs 3 holst strs 10 wf hfrs 1 wf cow 296 @ 42.25 381 @ 36.20 016 13 wf & bwf strs 607 @ 37.20 3 blk strs 9 blk hfrs 2 wf cows 8 bwf strs 388 @ 42.25 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 2 blk hfrs 275 @ 36.004 wf cows 10 wf strs 670 @ 37.20 2886 9 wf & bwf strs 401 @ 42.00 5 blk & bwf hfrs 556 @ 33.50 6 blk hfrs 319 @ 36.001 wf cow 21 bik strs 555 @ 37.20 9006 361 @ 42.00 331 @ 36.00 5 wf strs 599 @ 37.00 5 bik strs 9 mix hfrs 645 @ 33.30 6 blk hfrs 2 blk cows 451 @ 35.80 9118 30 mix strs 574 @ 36.90 4 wf strs 342 @ 42.00 4 wf hfrs 570@ 32.90 9 wf hfrs 3 wf cows .5 wf strs 358 @ 41.75 24 mix hfrs 734 @ 32.90 3 bik hfrs 391 @ 35.75 13558 8 bik strs 613 @ 36.90 2 bik cows 110 1 2 blk strs 412 @ 41.40 20 wf & bwf hfrs 718 @ 32.50 9 blk hfrs 423 @ 35.50 2 blk cows 8 bwf strs 747 @ 36.80 840/ 3 wf & bwf strs 358 @ 41.25 19 mix hfrs 622 @ 32.00 394 @ 35.40 wf cow 8 blk strs 693 @ 36.80 7 wf hfrs 16686' left) Lookini 412 @ 35.40 Deets (left) 6 blk strs 577 @ 36.50 8 wf strs 414 @ 41.25 15 wf hfrs 680 @ 31.65 12 bwf hfrs 1 wf cow 0 12 bwf strs 423 @ 41.00 2 wf hfrs 590 @ 31.10 360 @ 35.25 mf Solomon 4 bwf strs 667 @ 36.50 3 wf hfrs 2 wf cows 92It 8 wf & bwf strs 395 @ 40.75 590 @ 31.10 432 @ 35.20 ruck in b 11 wf & blk strs 2 wf hfrs 4 blk hfrs 4 wf cows lei ear's stand. 810 @ 36.40 433 @ 40.50 441 @ 35.00 37 wf & bwf strs 777 @ 36.10 28 blk strs 2 wf hfrs 630 @ 31.00 15 bwf hfrs 2 bik cows 3 blk strs 438 @ 40.50 756 @ 31.00 355 @ 34.75 42 mix strs 713 @ 36.00 5 wf hfrs 2 char hfrs 2 blk cows 81.111, 10 wf strs 469 @ 39.90 745 @ 28.90 479 @ 34.30 5 blk cows 6 blk strs 733 @ 35.60 3 wf hfrs 8 bwf hfrs ,ftenter The bulls 6 bwf strs- 503 @ 39.50 3 blk hfrs 776 @ 28.40 378 @ 34.25 4 bik cows e 2 bwf strs 790 @ 35.60 5 wf & bwf hfrs 05 e sale startei 2 bwf strs 517 @ 39.40 446 @ 34.10 3 blk cows 4 blk hfrs 6 of Clifton 2 blk strs 860 @ 35.30 &clos 7 '- 3 bik & bwf strs 463 @ 39.30 HEIFER CALVES 471 @ 34.00 6 blk cows t to mark 8 char strs 658 @ 35.20 3 blk hfrs °e of the thf 451 @ 39.20 34.00, fiveeemen 39 mix strs 870 @ 34.90 6 wf strs 1 blk hfr 190 @44.75 5 wf hfrs 430 @ 4 bwf cows 5 wf strs 413 @ 39.10 7 bwf hfrs 290 @40.50 2 bik hfrs 482 @ 34.00 12 blk cows 2 wf strs 797 @ 34.80 bwf cows 8 wf & bwf strs 745 @ 34.60 4 bwf strs. 482 @ 39.10 2 wf hfrs [email protected] 3 blk hfrs 530 @ 33.90 5 blk & 7 bwf strs 480 @ 39.00 19 bwf hfrs 363 @39.10 491 @ 33.90 3wf COWS 2 bik strs 875 @ 34.00 5 wf hfrs '.o.,er 5 blk strs 412 @ 39.00 321 @38.70 11 gat) Sale 33 blk hfrs ngs at 4 bwf strs 880 @ 33.90 theBeloi 4 blk & spt strs 832 @ 33.80 4 bik strs 472 @ 38.70 6 bwf hfrs 364 @38.60 20 wf & bwf strs 872 @ 33.65 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: LIVESTOCKCOMMISSION 12 mix strs 882 @ 33.55 REZAC BARN 8 mix strs 1007 @ 31.75 St. Marys 437-2999 23 holst strs 629 @ 31.05 DELAINE REZAC COMPANY St. Marys 437-6266 25 hoist strs 629 @ 30.95 ELMER IMTH URN 7 hoist strs 746 @ 29.40 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 St.Marl's' 2 holst strs 837 @ 29.20 PAUL KRAMER Moist strs 982 @ 28.40 St. Marys 437-2993 KENNETH REZAC _CERTIFIED STEER CALVES St Marys 437-2733 5 wf & bwf strs 297 @ 44.50 10 wf & blk strs 211 @ 44.25 Auctioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby & Dennis Rezac