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blackcow black cow 1355@ whifacecow 1264 holsteincow 12501 whifacecows 118Si br swisscow 1240 holsteincow 13401 whifacecow 990i whifacecow 10501 whifacecow 1090/ 1034 holsteincow 11414 15th year no. 3 March18, 1969 BULLS black bulls black bull black bull whiface bull Lowest Ever U.S. Birth Rate Birthsinthe United States the reproductive ages (1544)- pies. However, the causes of the totaled 3,470,000, the fewest was 84.8 in 1968. Although thedecline have not yet been estab- since 1946. Marriages continued fertility rate has also been de-lished with certainty. to rise, however, reaching 2,059,- clining since 1957, it is still well Currently the number of young 000 in 1968. These are provision- above the rates of 76-79 during women is rising rapidly. In mid - al estimates just released by the period 1933-1939. 1968 there were 14.3 million wo- the National Center for Health At the present time, womenmen at ages 20-29, where child- Services and Mental Health Ad- 1544 years old constitute only bearing is most heavily concen- ministration. 2C' per cent of the entire popula-trated. According to projections Although the number of birth tion, as compared with 24perprepared by the United States in 1968 was 19 per cent belowcent in the 1930's. As a result ofBureau of the Census, this num- the record total in 1957, it was the decline in this proportion,ber will rise to 15.5 million by Still Muddy In His Area only a little more than 1 perthe substantially higher fertility 1970 and to 18.3 million by 1975. Frank Leonhart of Beloit said his home area still cent lower than in 1967. Thisrate of today's women is onlyUnless age -specific birth rates has a great deal of mud around, Leonhart farms and represents the smallest annuallarge enough to maintain the fallwell below theirpresent drives a truck. decline since 1963-64. The num-birth rate per 1,000 total popula- levels, the projected changes in ber of marriages in 1968 wastion at a level that is somewhatthe number of women will tend the second highest on record lower than that of the 1930's. to raise the number of births. and nearly 8 per cent higher Anoher factor in the currentBut even though the decline in Dmmissi(State Growth Second than in 1967. decline in the birth rateisa age -specificbirthrates has The 1968 birth rate of 17.4drop in the unusually high ratesslowed down, it has still been births per 1,000 total populationobserved at the older childbear-sufficient to more than offset PANY continues the decline from theing ages (30 years of age and theeffectsofthe increasing Greatest of 60s 1957 peak of 25.3. It is the low-over) during the 1950's. Thesenumbers of young women thus TOPEKA - The growth rate despite this, personal income est rate ever observed in thehigh rates were due to the mak-far, and it is difficult to deter- for Kansas - and the nation- did not grow as rapidly in Kan-United States. ing up of births postponed bymine precisely when the decline St. Mar exceeded expectations during sas as the nation, but was close The fertility rate - the num-couples who were in the early in the annual number of births 1968, the sixth annual economic to the average for the plains ber of births per 1,000 women inchildbearing ages during the is likely to end. report of the governor said to-states. late 1930's and the early 1940's. The mariage rate of 10.3 mar- day. Docking, summarizing the re- Most of these couples are noriages per 1,000 population in Kai The report was prepared by port's projection for this year,Extra Farm longer having children. The cou-1968 was the highest since 1951. Dr. Jarvin Emerson, chief eco- said: "The outlook for 1969 in- ples who followed them are nowisrelated %Arnow,* nomist of the State Office of dicated a growth rate of per-Income From having lower birth rates at the The current "marriage -boom" Economic Analysis, and was re- sonal income about equal to the older childbearing ages becauseis related to the high numbers leased by Gov. Robert Docking. average of the past decade. The they tended to marry earlierof marriages and subsequent Emerson said the 1968 growth forecasted 6.6 per cent rise inTV Commercials and have their children soonerbirths of the immediate post - in Kansas personal income was Kansas personal income would YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, N. after marriage. World War II period. As a re- de OfSali the second largest inthe lastraise state income to about $8Y. - "This is where we milk 'In addition, there has been asultof that phenomenon, the decade, with an eight per cent billion in 1969." the cows ... watch out for thedrop in the birth rates amongnumber of youths moving in- VEEK increase pushing the total state The report said net in -migra-floodlights. Over there, right be- younger couples. This trend iscreased rapidly. In the resident personal income above $7.5 bil- tion on population occurred forhind the cameras is the calf pen. thought to be caused partly bypopulation of the United States SDAY lion. the second consecutive year, aWell, this completes our tour ofa tendency toward wider spac-there were 4.9 million more per- Hollywood - excuse me, Hanov- Cattle Only This compares with a 6.1 per-reflection of employment in- ing of births and partly by a de-sons in the age group 15-19 in cent growth in 1967. creases. er Hills Farm - showcase of cline inthetotal number of1960, and 4.3 million more in the startsat11:00 a nt Net in -migration means thatthe stars." children wanted by younger cou-age group 20-24. the order they areter "The major portion of the gain in personal income was athe state's population grew That is how a typical tour of books. more rapidly than the naturalHanover Hills might go. The result of a more than nine per farm has been the site of film- cent increase in wages and sal- increase in population. The report showed largest pop-ings for a number of television aries," Emerson said. commercials, and its 120 guern- "Property income and transfer ulationincreases were in the 346@i seys are stars. The 250 -acre on Co. payments were also substantial-four largest counties of the ly higher. state, Johnson, Leavenworth, farm, owned by Mr. and Mrs. HOGS Henry I. Christal, and located in 21ic "Farm income and wage andSedgwick, and Shawnee. The in- on Co. crease in Shawnee County wasthis growing New York suburb, Co. 21,0' salary payments in the aero- isthe largestof Westchester 225i from 148,808 to 160,749. o. space industry had the most sig- County's three dairy farms. 2010 son Co. nificant dampening effect on On the other hand, 65 counties 210 The farm's manager, Dave Co. personal income growth. How -registered a decrease in popula- 234i Younger, makes thearrange- Co. every, a resurgence in construc-tion. 232 ments himself. "We always pick Co. "This population redistribution 2010 tion activity and an overall the animals that will go before son Co. prenomenon has been a long - 310 growth in employment in the the camera," Younger says, :0. state run trend," the report said. 450 resultedinan income "and I generally make sugges- :h Co. 415' growth rate above average." "The state's population is be- Co. tions about filming spots." 3250 However, Emerson said thatcoming increasingly concen- Co. The real start of the farm and 5350; trated in the populous counties.television work, the cows have 60505 "The three standard metropoli- Co. 1EXAN IS NEW POLLED also made personal appearances. 30g ".; HEREFORD PRESIDENT tan statistical areas, Shawnee, o. Sedgwick-Butler, and Johnson - When New York Giant flanker Co. A Kansan has ended his term 010:! Wyandotte, contain more than back Aaron Thomas won an out- 130 as president of the American 42 per cent of the state's popu-standing sportsman award, he .1 Co. Bog Polled Hereford Association. was presented with a model caw `o. og: Walter M. Lewis of Lamed haslation." atthe Giant -Steele/game at rth Co. been succeeded by Lynn Storm The report said total employ-Yankee Stadium. The following cf Austin, Texas, who operatesment in Kansas increased moreday Thomas received the same the Storm Ranch at Dripping rapidly in 1968 than in 1967. gift in an animated version as Springs, Texas. There are Kan- The employed civilian work Younger led a registered guern- force in 1968 was 844,000, an in-sey heifer into the dining roam sans or Nebraskans on the crease of 7800 over 1967. ( board of directors. Farm employment continued at a Manhattan restaurant. Ran/1/1 its persistent decline, and total manufacturing employment de- INTEREST RATES UP RATES TO $25 AT IN ENGLAND, SWEDEN clined only moderately despite employment in HERINGTON HOSPITAL MMISSI°N The Bank of England has in-a sharp drop in HERINGTON - Room rates 40t creased its lending rate to 8%.the aircraft industry. onoldUS The prime rate in the country Net farm income, which drop- at the Herington municipal hos- ped more than eight per cent in pital have been raised from $22 Barnl'hc*I0' had been 7% since September. Day At The Sale In Stockholm, the Swedish Cen-1967, stabilized in 1968 despite to $25 for private rooms and from $20 to $23tosemi -pri- Craig Swartz, 6, Alta Vista, spent a day al a sale TA 5.0211 SAL. low wheat prices, the report tral bank raised its discount vate rooms. AucriEfRoseri said. last week with his father Virgil Swartz. LeeRernYR rate to 6% from 5%. an Moore, Lieenied

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ways on theurban factions. by the nation's move to theci- the Farm ty, compounded by rifts intheir The big three are Viruse Bureau, theNational Farmers March 18, 1969 own ranks, offers anobject les- National Grange. Governor Lobby Punch of repre-Union and the Farm son in the workings Besides those, thereare com- reported a sentative government. resear modity groups,co-operatives tural questions. A notablein. Their method: to allywith Member-stance was an alliance between light on tt nonfarm forces as fluctuatingand trade associations. of Thru Coalition and often do.farm state Democrats andcity variety dif- ships can overlap some m the United States as there werecircumstances dictate. The represents va-Democrats in1965. Urbanmem. The votes may not be down fering philosophies of govern-The farm groups on the farm any longer,but the30 years ago, the farmer's fate rying producersand rural bers reportedly voted for anonl. d;es like farm lobby still packs a power-rests increasingly with urban ment of the farm organizationstownspeople, who alsorely onnibus farm bill involving varied s themselves, give lawmakers The brea members of Congress. agriculture for theirlivelihoods.price supports in return forsup. ful wallop on Capitol Hill. from the cities a lever in return. repor How? By resorting to that old However, while farm groups strives forport by rural members on pre. they know they must court the ur- Even when many of therural The Farm Bureau stand by in the political world: an eventual returnto a free posed repeal of section 14(b)of still-unsolv( ban vote to promote rural inter-interests team up on anissue, "smi Coalition tactics. atmarket for agriculture,withoutthe Taft -Hartley act, which per- due to With half as many farmers inests, they're often poles apartthey may find themselves government price supports ormits states to enact "right -to. over from on what those interests are. odds with the largest farm work" laws, banning the union lion early I American production controls. The Farm- GRASS & GRAIN- The "farm bloc" is often nogroup of all - the ers Union andthe Grange, onshop. The Mid -Kansas newsweekly. bloc at all. Its Washington lob-Farm Bureau federation. A recent Farmers union ana. deve at 1207 of the other hand, havesaid price Published each. Tuesday by speaks with one voice at This frequent alignment supports must be maintainedtolysis of votes in the House on Moro, (BoX 1009)Manhattan, times; more frequently it speaksfarm forces stems from -and Kansas, 66502 ,by in prevent more "family farmers"four major farm bills showed AG PRF-SS with several. Bitter ideologicalpaints up - a basic factor from being driven fromthe that from 76.5 to 91.4 per cent the.Isola Dean Coughenotir differences and diverse member-the farm picture: The existence of Democratic nonfarm mem- E. R. Woodward the three nationalof conflicting views on the prop- farm by low income. postage paid at shipssplit bers supported the Farmers Un- virussusPeI Second class farm organizations. er role of governmentin the In practice, this philosophical a Manhattan, Kansas. divergence and its extension intoion's position. of a rare 'Subscription: $3 .year The way they've met prob-market place. otiha(1 various farm issues has placed While the Grange and the bdollsewaeseen ;OVULATION 14200'1lems created for their members The controversy finds the Farmers Union have been par. three national farm groupsfar the Grange and Farmers Union they on one side of many issues, withticularly active in putting to- apart on a central issue gether coalitions, both farm and face: How to insure an adequatethe Farm Bureau on the other. income for the farmer while The groups frequently find nonfarm, the Farm Bureau con- modern rural abundancetendsthemselves more closely attunedtends it has been successful ov- RANCH to the positions of nonfarm fac-er the years in putting together LOANS constantly to push farm prices the votes of Southern Demo. and incomes downward. tions holding political outlooks A Financial Service Nor is the farmer, often hea-to their liking than they do tocrats and Mid -Western Republi. For The Farmer vily invested in equipment and one another. cans. The prospects are that, with And By The Farmer land,invulnerable torising This provides a major impetus costs and falling purchasing toward coalitions before Con-all concerned keenly aware of R. STANLEY PARSONS, Mgr. power in a period ofinflation. gress and the nation. the diminishing numbers of SEE ME AT Here, too, the views differ The trend is enhanced by thefarmers, the farm lobbies will 604 HUMBOLDT PR 6-6931 sharply as to solutions. exodus from rural America. Aslook more and more to urban Res. Phone JE 9-8725 "Occasionally we come out onthe rural population has de- delegations for mutual support MANHATTAN the same side of an issue ,butclined, so has the number ofon key issues, Open Mon. through Fri. it's generally for the wrong rea-representatives from the farm 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed 12-1) sons,"says one farm groupareas. One Capitol Hill source spokesman. says the House has just 47 mem-NORTHERN PIKECATCH Branch Offices:CLAY CENTER & JUNCTION CITY A look at the major groupsbers from congressional dis- NEAR 18 POUNDS Federal which speak in Washington fortricts containing a farm popula- COUNCIL GROVE -A nor LAND BANK Assn. of them pike weighing 17 pounds MANHATTAN various sectors of the decliningtion of 20 per cent or more, rural populace suggests reason-compared with 250 in 1920. and 15 ounces, stretching 39i Serving Clay, ing behind their reliance on coal- These conditions have farminches in length, has been sub Geary, Pottawatomie & Riley Counties. ition strategy, with an eye al -groups trading support with mated as a state record by their city brethren on such is-fisherman Clarence Nelson of sues as labor measures in ex- Wilsey. The pike was hooked at PROFIT 6 WAYS change for backing on agricul-Council Grove reservoir.

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d I No High Rent, low taxes . 8% Saving on Freight in Carload Purchases 7% 10 BIG DAYS - ONLY 10 n Lift -Off Rack, Small Profit Margin 10% After 79 years of continuous business, Sedlacek's We have no fancy sales rooms, no silver are offering to the people of the Midwest, the Regular grain body tongued salesmen; but we have the greatest buys. Carload after carload, making this Hardwood lift-off rack goods: The prices are right and the a large trainload of bargains. We give you Price, Racks added to grain quality guaranteed. 40% Selection, and Quality. body give 66" height Perfect fit Furnished wIth2 .111.11 +1.4,401- 4 a 44 gates One for grain, one far stock rack )(lel, Size of Bed Starts Thurs. Mar.20 Ends Mar.31 is I phone 945-3211

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WITH THIS COUPON 11111111WITH THIS COUPON1111111 WITH THIS COUPONMC* ridn'rldn'rtritkert SEDLACEK'S .01. SEDLACEK'S SEDLACEK'S .1.I. SAVE $36.00 SAVE $5.00 ATTENTION LADIES: isled! $75.00 Bring this coupon in & receive a RECLINER 3 qt. size electric rs Nylon seat and back pop corn popper Early Bird Special FREE .111111. Only 2 $375 gift during this sale. Void After March 31, 1969. Void After March 31, 1969. Void After March 31, 1969. WEN* .1111. VALUABLE couPon VALUABLE COUP° VALUABLE coupon )eposit 1WITH THIS -COUPON 11 *92,01ar THIS COUPON 1 11111111WITH THIS COUPON 1 II I rinWrirldn'arkirt rffriWrirktartredriten`rfrtnrtr nnually SEDLACEK'S SEDLACEK'S SEDLACEK'S SAVE $6.00 SAVE $11.00 SAVE $50.00 $119.95 $11.95 wable $24.95 VALUE .11101. AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC ADMVIRLAULET.V.A NOR ELCO o Telescopic Antenna ==. m MIXETTE Flip -Top. o Movice Square Picture<=. Three Speed - High, Low, Med- One Only At ... - ium. While they last A When /- $595 41111. Interest $1395\ While they last $6995 Void After March 31, 1969. Void After March 31, 1969. .11111. Compounded Void After March 31, 1969. . for VALUABLE COUP° VALUABLE COUP011 .111. 5 years WITH THIS COUPON Ma* WITH HIS COUPON drfrertrktdridrin'n1-ffnwerrarrinit SEDLACEK'S When SEDLACEK'S SAVE$40.00 $179.95 Interest SAVE $5.00 Walnut 1969 NORGE VALUE Compounded Step Tables REFRIGERATOR for o cross top freezer 10 years Coffee Tables o vegetable crisper Your Choice o meat bin o slide -out shelves $9.95 VALUE - $139 95 lowable by Furniture EAAppliance $49' MEW Void After March 31, 1969. 1 Void After March 31, 1969. HANOVER, KANIcIAS, ALURBLE coupon VALUABLE coupon Ph neED 7-2345 Bank GET 'EMWHILE THEY LAST! Stores lots of frozen foods General Electric Automatic %lasher Washday ...Makes ice jet fast! Wonder C'No Frost 16 Rein erator-Freezer ...only 24" Wide! Giant zero -degree freezer Family SizeLoads holds upt o ... AllFabrics ice own over ice trays first f extra -fast freezing. or 2/3acity Back modem Refrigeratorbushel. 1499' or koersible cushion easy cleaning. Budget 10-5Colors or White.

Special Permanent priced! Press Cycle Model J336 28995 $21S15, ..."no iron" garments 23" lighted oven-picture-windowdoor. VW' ti come out wrinkle -free, Automatic oven timer, clock,minute timer, ready to wear! Hi -Speed Calrode SurfaceUnits-convenience outlet. - 'JAIN MO General Electric Premier High Speed G. E. Disposal Food Freezer Dryer Over 200 major ap- Section pliances to choose aranteed construe Double s] from. One of the e 95 Value 11995 largest selections in the midwest. SPEED QUEEN ci Two' WASHER o Custom Sur -fil G.E. MIN Appliances o Multi - Speed NORGE , 'if $229.88 ADMIRAL -t7 a I 41Lt in One! SPEED QUEEN - SPEED QUEEN Model CA -12D- KITCHENMAIDE 11.6Cu. ft. Bigzero -degree freezer DRYER Holds up to 1.31 Ihs o Multi - cycle TAPPEN Automatic defrost o Automatic - Dryer Model FC-400 MAGIC CHIEF refrigerator section., $159.88 Sound Shroud uses effective EAGLE insulationfor super -quiet $179 operation. $229.95 Big convenience, low cost! m Designed Sof: VALUE 159" Uprightdesign! Fast freezing! 235°°, with heavy nylc

HOLDS UP TO 798 LBS. OF FROZEN FOOD1 Nearly 23 Cu. Ft. of storage 2 sliding baskets Aluminum liner is fast -freezing sur- Astounding savings on carefree dinettes...in sixes, styles and colors for every home! face Vertical divider Chip -proof rust- proof liner 9 PC. DINETTE SET 9976 1 SPACEMAKER FREEZER

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QUALITY FEATURES LargeTable with Two Leaves Instant Picture, 26,000 Volts of 8 Washable Vinyl Chairs Picture Power Reg. $125.00 011111111111T Instant Sound! Bronze Tone Finish with Brass Accent10988 si4pPrecision dropleaf dinette -7 PIECE DINETTE SET Engineered Chassis Large Extension Table with Leaf Heat -Proof Top 7988 Six Padded Chairs 1969 3-YR. PICTURE Self -Leveling Chairs TUBE GUARANTEE

Heat resistant top table. -2 padded chairs. Authentic Italian SE provincial styling tl Four in genuine pecan Woodgrain Table, veneers and selec- 29" Bronzetone Chairswith ted hardwoods. Padding, HeavyVinyl S -pc. bronz 'n brass Cover. YOUR CHOICE Walnut Tables, 4988 High Back Chairs. $69.95VALUE Beautiful Early Early American. American Console in lustrous maple 39995 veneers and selec- Just 10% down Delivers your Choice of over 800 Dinette pieces ted hardwoods. The Largest Stock you have everseen. ------CI-- 59" Virtue Brothers- Marl - Louisville - Chrome - Daystrom Lloyd ADMIRAL-MOTOROLA-G.E.-SYLVANIA Shelby - Craft. fir(ttell toof Irr THE GREATEST SELECTION OF e jet fast! Sofa Sleepers LIVING ROOM FURNITURE CARLOAD AFTER CARLOAD Our store and friprator-Fr warehouses are bulging with furniture; 2 pc., 3pc., 4 pc.. _ e - suites, sectionals, hide -a -beds, studio couches, T.V. Giant lounges, chairs and rockers. holds u Vrte I \ p to brilbt. Exclusive Innl Nur

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rrq' 1'4,4 Dc. Sectional 49.88 .anteed construction. Heavy Nylon Cover -Hardwood MASTERC RAFT traditionally lovely sofa.Deep tuft- te Double spring Construction. ed back, generous cushions.Tailored kick pleats for 95 Value EASY TERMS Now Only that added decorator touch. Reg. $440.00 Sale Price -- 2490

SOFA The Warmth and charm of Early America in this hand -tufted back sofa with wing back sides and comfortable Appliances pillows at arms. Reg. $289.95 in One!

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Modul T13 -11i LOVESEAT, handsome, fun -to -use love seat, extra high pillow back styling, smart carved knuckle in warm Colonial finish, ;rn Designed Sofa. Three rubber reversible cushions, fully skirted in box pleats. Reg. $219.95 - Sale Price - 19988_ 235tr with heavy nylon upholstery. 179°

A distinctive collection 4 CAR LOADS OF of French Pro- MATTRESSES AND BOX Many Carloads of Dining vincal Furniture SPRINGS Room Bargains: in Royal Modern Fruitwood. Sealy, King Koil, Simmons, Englander Early American very home! And Many Others. Traditional Antique Cherry French Prov. *********** The largest stock of dining $79.50 room furniture in this en- Sealy Sealy tire area. INNERSPRING Postorepedic MATTRESS INNERSPRING Full Size MATTRESS 179" Discontinued Tick

,res $22.95 Close-out tick $59.95 ECONOMY BUNK BEDS wP),ft ITALIAN PROVINCIAL, Deep "Six" $79.50 6 Inch Foam King Koil r -g-1 MATTRESS & BOX Regal Flex -edge SPRING TITIJITT Special ' ' lilt I $159.95 Value DINETTE SET $99.95 $59.50 h Leaf 7988 Sealy 180 Coil Button Free INNERSPRING Ladder 2 Beds INNERSPRING MATTRESS Guard Rail 2 Steel Springs MATTRESS Full or Twin Size SALE PRICE $44.75 Heavy Ticking $39.50 Value Round Oval Extension 5 -PCDINET $34.95 $18.95 Table 3 Leaves $139.88 I SET China Cabinet -Cherry Finish - Large Glass Woodgrain Door $179.88 Chairsv; Bronzetone BUNK BED MATTRESSES Chairs -Matching Italian $27.88 HeavY . Padding, $79.50 $29.95 INNERSPRING . $14.88 Simmons $39.50 INNERSPRING. . $19.88 Cover. Famous Brands Beauty -Rest $49.50 INNERSPRING . .$24.88 49" You'll Recognize INNERSPRING Instantly. All At $59.50INNERSPRING . .$39.88 OPEN EVERY WED. & SAT. NIGHT MATTRESS .$59,88 Savings. $79.50 INNERSPRING . 9 P. M. during this gigantic $59.50 onettePi ou'll never believe it, until Sale. 800 of over- - you see foryourself.

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HDeelywke Pulaske W-akefieJohnson-Carper Over 1000 Bedroom Pieces To Choose From- Nationally Adv. Brands_ :6ByEghhilan Hosker Bassell The Suburbanit SAVE $40.00

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Exactly as Pictured - Walnut goi full size double dresser 4 drawer chest book -case bed landscape mirror The Modernaire bra Reg. $189.95 SAVE$601 6 -drawer double dresser.Panel bed, 4 -piece complete 149" large chest with landscape mirror. 1799 $259.95 VALUE $219.95 Value SAVE $295.00 Sale Price -- 1110.4 $96.00 VALUE is t, ha

.A.A2. Add GOO '4* Walnut Finish Contempo and you'I The first Nam, Pre -Start Roomy 6 -drawer double dresser, Rich Italian Provincial Coleman -Walnut Veener large bevel -edge mirror, full-size You redu 4 -Piece Contemporary Bedroom Suite bookcase bed, 4 -drawer chest. whole mi Suite in Mellow Cherry worth $2. Gunstock walnut with cane trim. 5 drawer chest; 9 drawer Triple 95 dresser, bookcase bed, 5 -drawer chest and fed to cal triple dresser 199" framed mirror. 16995 SAVE$50.00119 You sell colostrun entirely t *ONE OF THE LARGEST FURNITURE Youweal feeding C AND APPLIANCE STOCKS IN THEMIDWEST recomme 5-6 week calves at NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC NOTICE We have 30,000 sq. ft. of display You get t 1969 marks the 79th year of contin- area in our main store.Plus this IMPORTANT contains we have 4 other large buildings Merchandise will be moving and vitar uous business.It also marks the 20th loaded with carloads of furniture rapidly during this sale.All and appliances, making this the the healt merchandt/ year of the third generation of the Sed- largest furniture & appliance store Prices are subject to CO -Op F of its kind in the entire Midwest. on hand or procurement - OUT TH1 lacek's that now own and operate this Quantity's Limited. business.

We want to make this the largest year in our entire history; we are doing to HANOVER,KANSAS do this by offering you price and qual- OPEN EVERY WED. & SAT. NIGHT TIL 9 P.M.

ity.Never have we in 79 years had a erkimer full stock of merchandise like wenow Shop and Save Herkimer have.Folks -"Seeing is Believing." Sedlacek's 5 Stores H Center ATHANOVER. Farm,

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1 teaspoon cinnamon Punch down dough each day. DAILY BREAD Beat 2 eggs. Add 1 teaspoon This dough is very very sticky vanilla; set aside. In saucepan but don't add extra flour. This March18, 1969 - by G&G AreaCooks mix: dough will keep ten days in re- 1/4 pound oleo frigerator. V, pound Crisco * * 4 tablespoons cocoa 1 cup water COW POKES By Ace Reid SinnerOf Prize Is Bring to rigid boil. Put boil- ing mixture into flour and sug- Cobb, Culver ar mixture. Add: 1/2 cup butter- frs.Owen milk and mix, then addegg prize winner, Mrs.Owen Cobb, Culver: "Am sendingyou mixture and stir. Pour into 11x make ahead casserole which can be prepared 17 -inch pan. Bake in a 375 -de- recipe)e for a Y gree oven for 20 minutes. refrigerated, thenbaked just before serving. An interest- to glamorize theleftover bits of the Easter ham." FROSTING way NOODLEDHAM Mix five minutes before cake 18.0unee package ofbroad noodles is done. 14 pound oleo. 4 table- chopped bits of hat' spoons cocoa - melt in pan. 2 cups of cooked Ad'I 1 box powdered sugar, 6 ta ilespoonofpento tablepsoons milk or cream, 1 1 egg-beaten teaspoon vanilla, 1/2 lii13 tablespoonsof butter or margarine cup nuts. i\ ) 11 -pound 4 -ouncecan of cream style corn Spread on hot c4ake; , iyz cups of potato chips or corn flakes process cheese Mrs. Duane Kintigh, Hardy, Cook1 cup of noodles, diced according to package directions. Combine Nebr.: "I believe every home- butter and chopped pimiento maker deserves this simple and am, beaten egg, corn, delicious roll recipe in her file." les, cheese. Spooninto casserole and add potato chips or o Bassett - - Bake in 350 -degree oven 50 minutes. Makes six REFRIGERATOR ROLLS johnson.c._ "/..iliflakes. 2 packages yeast -.rut rnerous servings. . :baddDelker * 117, cup sugar Heywood Wakeriek Vz cup butter Pulaske 2 eggs Hosker Bassell Ws- LeD. Johnson, Effing-constantly. Beat 3 more min- 11/2 teaspoons salt ; "Het is an easy -to-make utes at high speed. Gradually 214 cups warm water easy in fact,stir in more flour to form a 6 cups flour Ile Suburbarranovicenice cancan make prize- soft dough. Knead 5 to 10 min- Mix dry yeast, sugar, salt and thefirsttime utes until smooth. Cover dough. nning bread Let rest on board 20 minutes.3 cups flourin large mixing ...,,tb very littleeffort." bowl. Add warm water and soft "Now Mr. Real Estate man, I'll buy this ranch MIXER METHOD ROLLS Grease baking sheets or pans.butter; blend well. Add eggs, rAl: I:11/i --C,_, ilz to 5 cups all purpose flour Shape rolls. Cover and let risebeat well. Add remaining flour. tomorrow morning-if, it's still here." instant blend dry on racks over hot water 30 toCover, put inrefrigerator. jackages 45 minutes or until doubled. FIELD SPRAYER milk Bake 10 to 20 minutes depending cc 1/2 cup water on size in preheated 400 -degree 4-4 The Latest 4 cup shortening oven. Cool on racks. Brush with At Distributor's 0tablespoons sugar butter. Makes about 2 to 3 doz- `Daily Prices 2 teaspoonssalt en rolls. egg, room temperature * * * * Bread' easure 13/4 cups of the flour The following recipe is from SAVE $Jlarge mixer bowl. Add Mrs. Virgil Smith, Jr., of R 1, Prize It; blend. Measure milk, wat- Richland: saes.Full139, shortening, sugar and salt CHOCOLATE CAKE 2st, large t a pan. Blend. Heat until Sift together: PASTRY WHEEL e Price -- rni(12)-130 degrees). Pour 2 cups sugar ..A HANDY aid for cutting a bowl, add egg. Beat at low 2 cups flour cookie, pastry and pie dough. -.7---.-----,ed 1/2minute, scraping bowl 1 teaspoon soda The traple chrome steel cutting wheel will never rust or stain. Its handsome cane handle is diswasherproof. A Pro- CHECK THESE FEATURES. duct of Langner Manufactor. ing Company, New York, N. ADJUSTABLE FRAME

Y. 8 -ROW WITH RUBBER HOSE BOOMS to adjust row spacing good The winner each week is drawn by lot from the reci- .7 ROLLER NI -RESIST PUMP pes printed. .200 GALLON FIBERGLASS TANK Win one by' sending us your. NOW CHECK THE PRICE -- 4odernaire favorite -recipe - this can be maindish,leftover,salad, weeding sidedish,dessert or what Our Price $385 SAVE have you. (List $575) Panel bed, 1. Check your recipe care- rror. fully to be sure all ingredi- Why do we have such a low price on these sprayers? 13 entsareaccurate andac- In the first place we are distributors of these sprayers, counted for. and we sell direct to farmers. This is our way ofdoing sonly 2. Be sure your name and business - to save you money. address are on the entry. Buy At Distributor's Prices From 3. Only onerecipeat a time, please. BRUNA IMPL. CO. MARYSVILLE 4. Send it to Woman's Page Editor, Grass & Grain, Box HANOVER IMPL. CO. HANOVER 1009, Manhattan, Ks., 66.502. tali' ,- Add GOOD FEEDING to that GOOD BREEDING and you've got it made. The first step is CO-OP Milk Saver Calf Pre -Starter. You reduce feeding costs: Each 100 pounds of whole milk replaced by CO-OP Milk Saver is worth $2.00 more when sold rather than Cub Cadet® fed to calves. You sell all your whole milk: Calves require colostrum milk only. They can be switched entirely to CO-OP Milk Saver at 4-5 days of age. is theone You wean calves from liquid feed early: By feeding CO-OP Calf Starter Feed as IEMIDWE recommended, calves can be weaned during the 5-6 week period. Some dairymen wean ontop! calves at 4 weeks of age. NOTICE You get healthier calves: CO-OP Milk Saver IMPORTANT contains antibiotics, minerals, nandise will bemorn and vitamins to help protect New Rugged Construction ly duringthis sok.Al the health ofyoung calves. And Driving Ease Make are subjectto toe CO-OP FEEDING.. .ROUNDS COOP The '69 Cub Cadet A 10 AND12 HP HYDROSTATIC DRIVE, mid orpryttlement" OUT THE PROFIT PICTURE! Joy To Own And Fun To Run! 7,10, AND12 HP 3 -SPEED TRANSMISSION! tity's IJmitmd You11 love the sports car shift power of Cub Cadet tractor model 124. You11 enjoy its easy drive, safe DAIRY FEEDS drive, and fun! Let your teen-ager do the driving - everyone from Dad to teen-ager, even Mom, likes to drive aCub Cadet tractor. melded Farmers Co-op ElevatorAssn. Greenleaf -Linn is p -Washington HEW! COMPLETE SHOWING OF THE SEASON'S NEWEST QUICK -ATTACH IMPLEMENTS 15 H.P.INTERNATIONAL' elkimer Cub Cadet is safe There are more than 50 attachments - you name the job Carlton power-comfort of a tractor - Cub Cadet can come up with the attachment. nerkimerCo-op Bus, Assn. Farm Co-op Assn. power!Without COr154 LO-BOY®, the key... no start! Carlton Herkimer HI 3-3824 Cub Cadetis Dketo RI 4-2341 Telephone 31 all safety minded. TRACTOR Authorized Sales & Service Center Cub Cadet's low Ask Us center ofgravity for Price Farmer's Union oltm41.1111 makes It a dandy Co-op Jackson Farmers. Inc. hill hugger. Stop The new International Lo -Boy that CoOP . . Clay Center -Bala Holton 364-3161 in . well show makes every chore quick and easy. FARMERS ASSN sos-..:!/-Miltonvale-Leonardville you what makes Optional attachments include Snow ' Denison 2296 Cub Cadet so 2nd & Pierre Gas Station PR 6-9467 - Mayetta966-2249 Thrower, Dozer Blade and Cart. !Matta great! MANHATTAN, KANS. Farmers Cooperative Assn. inners Union Co-op Manhattan -Alta Vista Westmoreland-Onaga Business Am. spectrum is new -improved paint this is remarkable. fits handily ina back is an answer. It's yard colors. For instance, cold look- Bravo's single blooms are fra- painted Ground r, Colors Gain ing wall -white is now as warmgrant and each petal is fringed.enough for largebags rtar The little, upright -growing com-lizer and barbecue of as a schoolmarm's voiceinvit- stands White ing the marshal to supper. The pact plants look solid scarlet -redthe inside walls On Basic because the flowers are bornewith perforatedcan be nplem Homeowners must like cow-'prefinished sidings, furnishingsvariety of greens and yellows panelsw mint and emer-above the leaves. make a sizablestorage boy movies - where the goodand accent colors. But, like an -- ranging from wail ald shades to wheat and honey Thislittlepink has several saws an guys where white hats. Whiteenergetic posse, a whole range d hues - has made them a favor-uses - the single plant land- upgarden still heads the list of popularof dynamic colors - especially scape described above or massed hokl colors for the home. greens and yellows - is follow- iteof professional decorators. ing close behind. And sea blues, soft pinksand in beds or even window boxes. A survey shows white in the It also is pretty as an edging,DogsNeedMore lead for walls, floor coverings, One reason for the wideningterra-cotta tones are rapidly growing in popularity. if only it is by itself or next toThan Table a other plants blooming in com- The chief drawbackSCTaps The biggest color shift is seen in in exterior house paints, wherepatible colors. table scraps asa steady a,,r4 white has already lost the lead. your dog is thatthey lad ficient vitamins Here, green ranks first, follow-Shed Is Answer and prot0, ed by tones of yellow, brown, Top grade all-purpose "earth" shades, grays and coolTo Storage Problem contain these nutrientsdog fr Now that basements have be- ni blues. proper amount forgood h METALMUNCHER Selecting a favorite color iscome recreation rooms and even just the beginning of a goodthe house faces the problem of FOR SALE paint job. two -car garages have no leftover 28-TON HYDRAULIC Consult a building materialsspace for storage, the manof Native retailers about the right type ofwhere to stow his carpentry Grass paint for a particular surfacetools and lawn and garden PUNCH-PRESS BRAKE and about any surface prepara-equipment. SEED An assembled tool shed which Ideal for farm shops Garages tion that may be needed. Drill Service We canthank Buy quality brand prints. invention of Industry Implement Service If in doubt about color, buy Available MATTRESS & (For rent or CUStOrn he mayonnaise - a small quantity firstand try nearly al BOX SPRINGS Allwaterway seed at is it out on a piece of wallboard. on and is Specials Every Day th fish This "test" board can be moved New Low Prices Horizon arinated PanF around the room, placed near Buy Direct mARINAT Milo and SorghumSeb furniture and viewed in both Also Complete Rebuilding Hard Spring Wheat FRIED all natural and artificial light. cup cornoil PUNCHES: Holes, Service (government approved) shapes. ik cup tarragon BENDS: Angles, Zee Bars, Manhattan-- LOREN DVORAlteaspoon salt Channels, Parallel bends. lteasPoon Won Mattress Co. Phone 766-4071 Odell, N sauce PRESSES: Shafts from pul- 414 S. 4th PR 8-5302 Representative of leys,sprockets,gears, Miller Seed Co. 4 teaspoon Pel bearings into hubs. bay leaf RIVETS: Sections into 11-poundl pan mowers, -ki-ss, ledger fish fillets platest ds . . etc. Flour TALK TRACTORSNOW oil Mu SITS ON YOUR WORK BENCH reparea You won't believe it ore you en Eyecatcher ting seeds, t until you see it work ! Even a single plant of Dian- the soilto thus Bravo is an eyecatcher, es- involves fir Manufactured and Distributed By pecially when it's planted in a with a spade C -M -I suitable setting, for instance en the clods alongside a grayish rock. by hitting the CENTER MFG., INC. The colorisblazing scarlet a rake. Clay Center, Kans. Phone ME 2-5100 red and it draws the eye from afar. 190 XT- YEAR-ROUND WORK CALL US FOR MORE INFORMATION When you consider that Bravo Wine grows only eightinchestall. POWER FOR THE MAN WHO FARMS B1( Uni POWER & COMFORT WIL Compl 180 - Weather VVMBTOPCITBWTNTALI: MAKE YOUR WORK DAYReady F SEEM SHORT We May Be 170 THE MOST USEABLE The Only Phone Company In Town, TRACTOR ON But We Try Not To YOUR FARN Act Like It! BE SURE TO REGISTER! THREE TRACTOR -USE PRIZES AT OUR STORE 1st-USE OUR 190XT TRACTOR FOR 1 MONTH 2nd-USE THE 190XT TRACTOR FOR 2 WEEKS 3rd-USE THE 190XT TRACTOR FOR 1 WEEK DRAWING TIME SAT., MARCH 29,2 P.31. Need Not Be Present To Win Sam Here's A Chance To See What These Modern Machines WillDo, 20": On Your Farm And With The Implement Of Your CHOICE, $1, FREE FREE FREE We Iv Sizes' Call_ Your Next TractorAllis-Chalmers!913Th We Car Order WHY NOT! Mill W

FOR DETAILS STOP IN AND.SEC'' Satisfac Gt "BUTCH" at Waterville Motor Co. Waterville, Kansas or "MILT" at ILE Marysville MachineryCo. 5th &Ash Southwestern Bell Marysville, Kansas iandily in a b answer. It's aek petunias, are fine as dust. These gh forlarge"'9 Sauce Is Ideal little bits of life cannot be ex- rear 18, 1969 Tools and barbecuenside pected to sprout until they have March Too walls Can For Fried Fish moisture. That comes from the Pane;omplement soil, the tiny particles which whatever container you are us- AGGIE sizable storp closely contact the seeds. ing for seed starting. HARDWARE 'thing from rage Thermostatic controls can be 1205 Moro rolied.tti:g:meWS Manhattan, Ks. connected to the mat, di desired. Heated Mat Aids gs Need In Starting Seeds InTable Bottom heat, so necessary for LIAISING echiefdrawb,, quick starting of certain seeds, Farm and hudustrial Madshoory scraps as If you can't buy it -ou can lease any piecr of Allis-Chalmers is newly available in form of an machinery you.ma) need, and at low rates. See Bob Martin dog is thatth electrically heated mat, resetnb- for Industrial kasing, Jim Gates for Farm Equipment leasing. It vitamins andeY ling a heating pad, but sturdier grade all-perpo,. in construction; tougher in cov- HENRY SALES AND SERVICE an thesenutri,, ering. East Highway 24 and Atoriika Road, Topeka, Kans.-71. 4.7641 Cr amount gc": for It is used under pots, flats or

FOR SALE NativeGr Youcanleadaherd SE E1 to dinner. Drill c-iervio We can thank the French for % cup corn oil Available *invention of Tartar sauce - Mix together 24 cup corn oil, rent or custome mayonnaise-based sauce vinegar, salt, Worcestershire waterway t is nearly always served sauce, pepper and bay leaf in 14 th fishand is ideal with thisshallow dish. Add frozen block i rOfizonurinated PanFried Fish. of fish. Cover and refrigerate, oand Sorghum . MARINA ihll PAN turning frequently, until fish Is lard Spring 1W FRIED FISH thawed, 5-6 hours. Remove from government appm,lk, cup corn oil marinade. Cut into serving piec- I/3 cup tarragon vinegar es. Dip into flour, coating even- CI 64 At, ill I teaspoon salt ly. Heat 74 cup oil in medium skillet. Fry fish in hot oil over r - ileR7E6N6-407D1V0,0it,I teaspoon Worcestershire .4-`c. t, sauce medium heat, turning once, un- .. Representative0 Miller seed 4 % teaspoon pepper tillightly browned and easily

""'"-',...... ;# bay leaf flaked with fork,4-5 minutes Butyoucan't (1 -pound) package frozen on each side. Drain on absorbent make them eat all fish fillets paper. Serve with a bottled tartar sauce. Makes four servings. they should.It'salot easier to feed a good -tasting formula waiting for you at Emporia and give you than it is to coax a steer into accepting automated in -and -out truckloading. >foil Must Be Well a second helping. You'llhavethe same serviceswith With SunflowerSoybean Kansas Soya custom -mixed feeds that prepared Before Planting Meal or Pellets, there's no are carefullypreparedwitheither problem. Thisis the most your own formula or a feedlot -proven Before you even think of Finally, the smaller chunks digestible,palatableand combinationthat anting seeds, think of prepar-that result are reduced in size profitable supplement you we'llbe happy to g the soiltoreceive them.by the rake's tines. Back and workoutforyou. is involves first turning it ov-forth you rake, as you do so, the can feed. Made from prime A1.1150.0 a spade or spading fork.soil particles become ever more soybeans, nature's richest Eitherway,you're hwithen the clods of soil are brok-nearly the size of the seeds you source of/protein, Sunflower welcome to use our n by hitting them with the backare going to soW. Brand undergoes special processingthat grain bank facilities. f a rake. That and loosening the soil actually improves flavor without taking Butfirst,use your telephone.Call so the roots can grow arethe collect and ask us for proof. Find out D WORK chief reasons for soil prepara- away the slightest measure ofits weight - Window tion. A third is in the finallev- building protein value. why your herd's best meal -ticket comes IR THE MA, eling, also done With thetines, Kansas Soya makes Sunflower Brand from Kansas Soya. D FARMS that means on high spotsto dry convenient to feed. If you mix your own Units out, no low one in whichwater Completely ration,we'llbringthissupercharged KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. JMFORT Weather Stripped can settle. it Dickens 2-7270 Emporia, Kansas Seeds are not very large,in supplement to you. Or,we'll have t WORK 1/Ready For Use fact some of them, likethose of SEEM SHO JSEABLE ['OR ON Why isHydrostaticdifferent? YOUR FAlt,

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Dig A Deep Hole nth camp its17 -acre Plant A Tree of FerrY Warm spring days always ojan C°11st start an itch in a homeowner's was awal by 10: green thumb so he has to start a 60 digging. When this happens to iartersbuildi you this spring, dig the hole person caPa' which w deep and plant a tree, advises :!es James J. Nighswonger, Exten- gansas Gran sion landscape architect at Kan- Ingiverson in sas State University. estimated bo Winter ice, wind, or storms The site, may have damaged some trees 'fled land ar to the point they must be re- ios five In placed. Or you might need to add some new trees for shade, enframement, or background. Whatever the reason for planting trees, be sure to select the right species - ones that are adapted to Kansas conditions. You may have lost a Chinese or Siberian elm from ice or wind this winter. Replace this "short-lived" specie with a better tree variety. There are several available trees that are more durably wooded, longer lived, and deeper rooted than the elm. Some will also grow nearly as fast. One of the best trees for Kan- sas is the hybrid locust. There are several varieties of this tree on the market. The better ones include Moraine, Skyline, and Shademaster locust. EXTRA POUNDS OF CALFTO SELL!BUILD COW CONDITION & LONGEVITY! These varieties are thornless Gooch's Best Super Calf Goochiesis the calf build-Creep feeding calves on Gooch's Best eases the calf raising load on and podless, very fast growing, ing creep feed to help your calves grow extraframeyour cows - lengthens their calfproducing life to get you several strongly branched, and very and muscle! - even up your calfcrop! - givesmore years of calf production fromeach cow. Lightening the calf clean trees. The hybrid locust is load on your cows also eases the cattle load on your pastures. adapted statewide and makes an you extra poundsof calf to sell! excellent tree for shade, en- BUILDING NUTRITION! framement, or background. GOOCH'S BEST SUPER CALF GOOCHIES IS CALF BONE AND MUSCLE Another excellent tree for the Complete bone and muscle building nutrition-(something grain mixesdo not provide)- eastern two-thirds of Kansas is is built into Gooch's Best Super Calf Goochies. Your Feed Dollarsinvested in Gooch's Best the American sycamore. This is buys your calves the help to grow extra frame and muscle - eventhemselves up - wean a very large specie and rapid easier and faster - plus give your cows the break they needed to be moreproductive as well growing.It,too,is durably as ease the cattle load on your pastures. This completecalf body-building nutrition built branched and makes an excel- into Super Calf Goochies makes the Gooch Calf Creep Feeding Program the onethat will ar lent large tree for shade, en- work - the one that will pay good returns. Your nearby Gooch Dealer - orGooch Service framement,or background. Due you'll need. to its very large ultimate size, Counselor can line up the supply of Gooch's Best Super Calf Creep Goochies had a nice it is best suited to farmsteads, They can also save you money on all -metal, weatherproof creep feeders too. last Thur large suburban sites, and near (Worm your cows with Gooch's Best Thibenzole Cattle Wormer) as exception public or commercial buildings. yers comp Its main disadvantage is its un- BEST asses of live tidy character. The ground be- BLUESTEM ELEVATOR If you hay neath is frequently littered with Cottonwood Falls, Kans.Phone 316 273-6324 ng them in pieces of bark, seed balls, and enty of buy large leaves. However, the tree COUNCIL GROVE ELEVATOR f cattle. is easy to grow and relatively Council Grove, Kans.Phone 316 767-5534 A partial I free of harmful pests and dis- Sale is below. eases. CLAY CENTER ALFALFA MILL London plane tree is a hybrid sycamore. It is also an excellent Clay Center, Kans.Phone ME 2-3401 STOCKER & choice for shade. 6 black steer: Another good specie, adapted C K PROCESSING CO., INC. 8 whifc steer statewide,ishackberry. This Manhattan, Kans.Phone 776-9269 11 whifacwe tree is medium in growth rate, blk&b strongly branched, very hardy, 28 blackstee and easy to grow. The bark is 2 blacksteer S blacksteer 4 blacksteer A SALE EVERY I whifacestr Salina, Kansas blk wfstr v WEDNESDAY blk wf Beverly Stockyards (o. l'Hone \ 7-4479 stee blacksteer 2 whiface We had a light run of livestock Wednesday due to the muddy Wallace Gust, Camerio 1 whif steer 415 @ 32.10 ste 2 whiface roads. What cattle we did have sold on a fully steady mar- Forest Comfort, Wells - 20 percentage bred charlois bulls coming 2 yearold. The ste 1 hol cow 1230 @ 19.00 at 2:00 ket on all classes.Listed below are a few sales from our auc- Crawfeld Svaty, Ellsworth 1 whif cow 1115 @ 18.50 majority of these bulls are Sam Breeding. Will sell 5 blacksteer tion: p.m. 1 b HOGS CATTLE Harold Von Fange, Lincoln 15 mix pigs BH @16.00 L.J. Faleigh, Newton 13 wf steers 527 @31.65 George Cook, Brookville 2 hamp butchers 255 @ E.F. Detmer, Lincoln 19.50 4 wf steers 606 @29A0 Marvin Hamm, Wells 1 hamp butcher 250 @20.00 Oett Behrens, Lincoln 5 wf steers 28.95 649 @ Palmer Price, San 4 mix butchers198 @19.80 Wednes Roy Ratze, Gypsum 1 hol cow Whether buying or selling livestock plan to be with us 1175 @19.40 James Vanek, Wilson 5 whi butchers215 @20.10 day. For highest prices for your livestock and one of the Roy Ratze, Gypsum 1 hol cow 1265 @19.20 consign t most widely advertised sales in Kansas, bill your next 1 L.J. Raleigh, Newton 21 wf heifers 550 @27.25 For whifawce sst; men t to the BEVERLY STOCKYARDS CO. at Salina. L.J. Raleigh, Newton 9 wf heifers 413 @28.40 We are looking for a large run of livestock thiscoming Wednes- more information about prices and selling time on yourlive' Also 1 cow 1130 @22.40 day, March 19. Already consigned for thissale are: at them, stock, get in touch with us and we will come and look Arnold Zunbrum, Chapman 1 holstein str 995 @22.90 - 300 steers weighing from 700 to 900 lbs. 1 blkwhif Dick Haddock, Minneapolis 1 char bull 1395 @23.10 - 350 heifers weighing from 550 to 700 lbs. st 41

For mor4 information about Beverly Stockyards Co., Salina,Kansas, prices for your livestock get Ma reports on 50 d in touch with us and we will Located on east edge of Salina on old highway 40 at Wednesday morning 31 51bn axcekdhhei come and look at them. JACK BEVERLY,SalinaTA3-3191 on K PAUL DIEHL, Brookville BOB GRACE, Salina, TA 7-1541 every Wednesday 2 black 225-3503 HARLAN JENSEN,Salina heif TA3-8445 JIM FORSHEE,ConcordiaCH3-4717 1 whiface ht ii,4 3 blackheif However

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The KansasGrange Organiza- Tien. It was given tothe Grangeflees and for record storage, of- announced the signing in 1964 by the late Claude tion has Brey, ficer training programs, youth contract for a a longtime officer of the organi- of a construction camps and conferences and F RONT $150,000 headquartersand zation in Ozawkie. Junior Grange Summer Can4. youth campbuilding complex The land has beenused for a Eventually, use will be ex- 17 -acre site onthe west camp site since in was deededto panded to include picknicking, at its -1K717M-6-141, r+-8-8-- WE.4 ciUA 'it1' CA'S bank of PerryReservoir. the Grange. camping and recreational areas TrojanConstruction Co. of To- The headquarters building in addition to the headquarters peka wasawarded the contract will house offices fororganiza- and conference center. fer a 60 by100 -foot state head- tion officers and staff,a record Leasing of the camping fa- vartersbuilding and the two storage vault, living quarters cilities art the center to other or- capacity camp dormi- 42 -person for a building and camping ganizations and groups is plan- tales whichwill flank it. manager, reception and work ned when such use does not con- Kansas GrangeMaster Jamesrooms, kitchen and a 150 -per- flict with Grange programs. rjW. Ingwersonsaid completion son capacity dining room which is estimatedin mdd-July. will overlook the main body of The site,bordering federally - the lake. owned landaround the reser- The facilities will be used by vejr,is five miles eastof Merl. - Grange administrators as of- ALL-NEW1255 Hydrostatic Drive Windrower

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tioned Case cab is a wise investment in operator 555 Pull -type for smaller acreages.9 -foot cut.Windrows up to 8 mph with a efficiency. 3 -plow tractor. Floating header gets all the hay in rough fields. No canvases. Extra -wide 110 -inch rolls thoroughly condition stems for fast curing. See your Case dealer for the giant new 1255 -popu- lar -priced 555 -and everything in between. He's got the longest line of windrowers in the business. Con- venient Lease arrangement or Crop -Way Purchase Plan. CASE. EVITY! .If raising load on CLAY CENTER CHAPMAN :o get you several Porter Eqpt. Co. Jones & Knopp WA 2.3241 ghtening the calf 1121 Crawford ME 2-5202 your pastures. CENTRALIA MARYSVILLE McBratney Impl. Brauchi Brothers Phone 857-3815 INGNUTRITION! SALINA LINN ) not provide) - Vahsholtz Inapt. Kuhlman Motor Co. I in Gooch's Best !Ives up wean troductive as well g nutrition built the one that willManhattan Commission Co., Inc. Sale eofiut Titiatiday or Gooch Service hies you'll need. 21/2 MILES EAST OF MANHATTANON US 24 We had a nice run of cattle at our 3 blkwhif heifers 595@) 25.80 I. sale last Thursday. Our market 1 black heifer 705@' 25.70 mer) was exceptionally good with 2 black heifers 6120'25.30 1 black heifer 515 (a'25.90 1 whiface cow 935 (a)18.50 buyers competing keenly for all 1 holstein steer 59561 25.20 1 wf hrn 520 @25.70 2 whifacc cows 1610 0'18.40 SPECIAL CONSIGNMENTS classes of livestock. 3 holstein steers773@' 24.10 1 black cow 1195 18.30 for Thurs. MARCH 20 If you have cattle to sell, 2 whiface heifers 67701' 23.25 COWS 1 ayshire cow 1365 18.30 Black Angus cows & calves. bring them in as we will have 1 holstein steer 11450% 22.90 1 whiteface cow785 @'21.00 1 whiteface cow 1300 @'18.10 These are young cows. plenty of buyers for all classes 1 black cow 910 (a'20.80 1 whiteface cow 1055 @18.00 1 outstanding reg. WF bull, 2 Yr. of cattle. STEER CALVES 1 whiteface cow990 (a'20.80 1 black cow 1110@ 18.00 1 outstanding reg. Angus bull, A partial listing of our I black steer [email protected] 1 whfc hrn cow995 (a)20.20 1 whiface cow1070 @18.00 2 years old. sale is below. 1 blk wf steer [email protected] 1 holstein cow1485 (a19.55 1 blk wf cow 855 0)17.80 9 black steers 304 (a)34.30 1 holstein cow1285 (a'19.55 1 black cow 945@:17.80 STOCKER & FEEDER CATTLE 2 whiface steers3750'33.25 1 whiface cow1440 0'19.50 1 whiface cow 985 (a)17.80 6 black steers BUYING 602 @ 31.95 4 whifc steers 5230?33.00 1 holstein cow1335 @19.45 1 whiface cow1255 @17.70 8 whifc steers FAT HOGS 589 @?31.50 5 blk wf steers 538 33.00 1 whiface cow 1145 (a?19.10 1 black cow 765 (61 17.60 11 whiface strs 620 @ 31.30 [email protected] 1 holstein cow1225 (a)19.10 660 @17.25 13 black steers I wf hrn cow We buy fat hogs in Manhattan, 4 blk &b wf sirs593 @?31.00 2 blk wf steers 4570?32.75 1 black cow 1275 @19.10 1 whiface cow1060 @17.00 28 black steers Alma, and Eskridge according 660 @ 30.40 1 whiface steer 460@2 32.40 1 whiface cow 1150 @19.10 1 holstein cow [email protected] to the following schedule: 2 black steers 660 @ 29.80 3 black steers 495 @J32.30 1 whiface cow 1135 (a?19.10 1 whiface cow 1185 (6.1 16.10 5 black steers 686 @ 29.60 8 black steers [email protected] 1 black cow 1180 (a?19.10 1 whiface cow1205 @15.50 At Manhattan 4 black steers Tuesdays & Saturdays 688 @ 29.30 I black steer [email protected] 1 black cow 1075 61)19.10 1 holstein cow1210 @15.40 1 whiface strs 1315 (a) 750 @ 29.30 1 whiface steer 515@2 32.00 whiface cow 19.10 2 whiface cows 1157 @14.80 BUYING HOURS 41 blk wf str 660 @ 29.10 2 black steers [email protected] 1 whiface cow 1205 @219.10 I black cow 765 @14.00 8 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Kano 1 blk wf steer 705 @ 29.00 1 whiface steer 555@2 31.10 1 rn whifc cow1155 @219.10 1 black steer At Alma 695 @ 28.50 1 black steer 500@ 31.00 1 whiface cow 1160 @19.10 2 whiface steers Every Tuesday 867 @ 28.50 13 black steers [email protected] 1 whiface cow1110 @19.10 T.112 whiface . 2 8 a.m. to 1:0 0p.m. old. steers630 @ 28.20 1 black steer 485@2 29.25 1 black cow 1110 @19.00 BULLS 5 black steers Will sell 21. 848 @228.00 [email protected] I whiface cow 1325 @19.00 365 @32.00 °nun-ceding. 1 holstein steer 2 blk wf bulls At Eskridge 1 black steer 800 @ 27.90 1 black cow 1080 @18.90 1 wf hrn bull 405 @31.75 1 whifc hrnstr 710 @ 27.50 HEIFER CALVES 1 black cow 930 @218.80 1 black bull 800 @225.00 Every Wednesday 17 whifc hfrs 604 @ 27.30 1 black heifer 255@2 29.00 1 black cow 930 @18.70 1 whifc hrn bull805 @24.30 8: a.m. to 1:00 p.m. r12 whifc steers 870 @ 27.25 1 whiface [email protected] 1 whiface cow1105 @18.50 1 wf hrn bull 1480 @23.60 For information call the barn in Manhattan, PR 6-4815, Or you wow 3 blacksteers [email protected] I white cow 1340 @18.50 @450.00 In to bewant! 620 @ 27.20 1 whiface heifer 1 whifc hrn bull may call Joe Raine at Maple Hill the broc wf 28.50 ock and oneOf steer 720 @27.10 1 black heifer 345@ 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449- CO. 1 whiface bill your next steer 695 @27.00 10 whiface [email protected] 2347, or Alma yard 765-3841 Salina. t; 6 black heifers 28.40 IS CO. at 568 @26.90 6 black heifers 429@ FOR ESTIMATES, ling time 3 whiface ""urli, @28.25 look at steers 1141 @26.60 2 blck heifers 415 W. E. DUGAN -Alta Vista, 229-6430 come and 1 blkwhif steer1115 @26.60 8 black heifers [email protected] JOE RAINE Maple Hill, 663-2226 1 whiface steer 705 @26.50 1 whiface [email protected] DON WELLS Manhattan,g9-3744 IThe Manhattan Commission 4 black heifers [email protected] MERVIN SEXTON -Abilene, CO 3-3449 612 @26.40 1 whiface heifer JE 9-5561 35 mixed heifers841 @26.05 1 whiface [email protected] C. I. WENTZ, bus. mgr.Manhattan, 2 black heifers 27.75 Company, Inc. eports onAr77:1. 575 @26.00 2 whiface heifers472@ 11 black 27.40 !ay morning° sal:: heifers780 @25.95 6 whiface heifers488@ Manhattan, PR 6-4815 21/2 MILES EAST ON US 24 X 2 black heifers BARN PHONE dnesday on 580 @25.90 7 blk wf [email protected] MANHATTAN, KANSAS 1 whifaceheifer [email protected] Consignment Reports 780 @25.90 2 whiface heifers WIBW radio 6:30 A.M. Thursdays 3 blackheifers @27.00 690 @25.80 13 black heifers473 WIBW-TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays AUCTIONEER: JOE RAINE since 1956. Average consump- 14 March 18, 1969 tion for adults and teenagers is 2.72 cups per day. Lower con- Livestock No 'Fantastic 1 LOWEST COFFEE sumption by people less than 25 Pasture USE SINCE 1956 years of age accounted for the bleesten1 c doer Coffee drinking in the U.S.slight decline from theyear rather has declined to the lowest levelprevious. Potential,' Says Governor rather tinu Kansas has "fantastic" poten-sincere." ed. past These factors, he said, have "We cannot most Pell tial in the livestock industry be- 'mlake anynt given the state "one of the top grass cause of its geographic loca- land. We can expandour hat tie tion and natural resources, beef production programs of vested land and probably ing season mil early it &Atih Ett-tfi Futi Gov. Robert Docking said in any state in the nation," and the future. By-products or made he industry in the state of e Wichita last week. production must beutilized and sprint In remarks prepared for de-"a rapidly -growing, ever-chang-livestock." the ponds ing industry." The livestock industry enough sill 24z2a7 livery to a session of the Kan- in sas Livestock Convention, Dock- The swine industry in Kansas,asa, Docking said,generates some nitro rn( ing said:. Docking said, "has not reachedbillion in the state'seconomy Lots of _have ziheveiy "Population pressures movingits potential. every year. gen sugge tile grass. in from the east and west coasts "Stockmen of Kansas perhaps The number ofcattle in are taking land out of produc- are not so well known in hog sas totaled 5.6 million And pri, Alec' costume head tion in vast areas of our na-production as are stockmen ofJanuary this year,Docking tion. Iowa, Illinois, or Indiana. The said. &ve4 zio adoty2 "That places greater emphasispicture in regard to swine, how- "There now are 766,000cattle on the productive capacity andever, is changing rapidly." on grain feed in Kansas, yo6/2-- E62,_<>/e2- _A":;z2e/sy the productive talentsof this Docking told his audience thefour times the numberne fertile midwestern foodbelt."vast areas of land not used foryears ago. The value of 10 / crop production assure a strong of all "Our potential is fantastic," Kansas cattle and calves Priced From is me he added. livestock industry in the United than $812 million, an increase Docking praised the livestockStates. seven percent over 1968." men as being "well informed, "Much of the livestock indus- There are 1.7 million hogs Si aggressive, hardworking and try of Kansas," he said, "is el unique in that it uses portions Kansas farms, Docking said, GIFT JEWELRY FOR Paper Back 25c - 35c increase of 11 percent over 1 50c - 75c of our land that otherwise might not be so profiably utiliz- "The value of all hogsand MEN AND WOMEN Books pigs on farms in the state Largest Stock Visit Our Retail Display Of approximately $50 million, 22 SNYDER'S In Town Lighting Fixtures percent above a year ago." Kansas' meat -packing Indus. Jewelry Watch Repairing University Endacol Electric Co. try is valued at $555 million Clay Center, Kansas Book Store 309 MORO - MANHATTAN nually, the governor said,m 623 N. ManhattanManhattan more than 7000 persons emplo ed. "The volume of Kansas packing has increased 40 per cent the past seven years, EqdOrr Dream ing Kansas from 12th to 9th among the states. "But this is only the begin ning," Docking promised. "2 are told that new plants and aqd Tile 'Beginning new additions to old plants n under construction will exp the Kansas red meat industry by an additional 50 per ee bringing the value of the in cAother dustry to considerably mote 'than. $800 million a year." The two-day convention, t association's 56th, concluded Friday afternoon with corn tee reports and election of o cers and directors.

DATES SET FOR AUCTIONEER CONVENTION The annual meeting of th Kansas Auctioneers Associatie will be at Lawrence May 24.22 The directors of the associatio set the dates at a recent meet ing,

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ment officials in recent weeks, istat.anger than three days. listening to high-level views on Ine ground rules vary. Some NoRush On BluestemLeasing variousprograms,ranging groups are given full freedom Pastureleasing in the Kansastively high. from food for the hungry to'to arrange individual schedules. country is proceeding bluestem The situation ture leasing was slow in his dairy price supports. Others are tightly supervised to r slowly this year under could suggesta Spokesmen for the three ma- rather rush to lease thegrassland forarea too, which is short grass provide fullest exposure to ratherunusual conditions. the summer. country. He listed the same rea-jor general farm organizationsWashintgon officialdom. The pasturesshould be in al- The trouble is, sons as Rogler. The short grass-- American Farm Bureau, Na- The growing interest in farm enlhke conditions when prices are just tional Farmers Union and Na- %Tea1111(4 most perfect a little too highaccording to is being leased at $4 an acre exports has a sensitive ear with landean .) the grassgreens and the graz-Wayne Rogler, Matfield with six acres to the head. tional Grange - collectively the agriculture Department and and proba1;. starts late in April Green, estimate up to 2500 of their Both Rogler and Stephens be- lure.By-products''., ing season who has had longexperience in farm legislators. n or earlyin May. Little streamshandling bluestem lieve most of the pastures willMembers visit Washington an- Some farm leaders say ex- must be ,4 pasture land. ck." and springs arerunning and Feeder cattle prices be leased by the time the graz- nually. ports can be expanded to $10 bil- full. There's been and inter- Not all meet with Agricul- livestock the ponds are est rates are so highthat cattle-ing season starts. There have lion annually, but at present industn..* enough snowthis winter to put been slow years before,they ture Department officials, butthey have slid to around $6 bil- ockingsaid, men who usually leasepastures some nitrogeninto the top soil. explained, and the situation us-a large percentage do, and mostlion from a peak of $6.8 billion in thestate, are being cautious, Roglerex- Lots of moistureplus the nitro-plained. One ually results in some dickering apparentlyvisit home -state two years ago. Year. a quick start for reason the prices congressmen and senators on number gen suggests are high is that thecommercialbefore grazing contracts are of cattle the grass. feedlots as well signed. Capitol Hill. tiled 5.6 as the pasture Organization spokesmen say million And prices on cattle are rela-men are bidding for the feeder Hundreds of 'thousands of rY thusyear,4. acres of Kansas grassland aremost arrangements for meet- 1)§4 cattle. Normally it is cheaper leased each summer for cattle ings are done inadvance of a re now to putgrazing, but the business isn't delegation's appearance to help are 766,004. gains on cattle ongrass than in Li.n feed in as large as it once was because guaranteeconstructive visits the feedlots, but thespread during the tour, which usually Imes thenuntell isn't as wide this more cow herds are maintained year, Rogler in the state than ever before. ago. The said. It must be condiseredthat s cattle and Thus Kansas ranchers utilize LIVE ON STAGE calves'4, the cattle have to be moved 812 million, more of the pasture land with S an from ranches to the bluestem percent over pastures and then from these their own herds. THE 'e are 1.7 million pastures to the feedlots this fall. WESTERNAIRE of the week 3 farms, Docking Cattle don't go from pastures toHow To Raise 3e of 11 percenteet slaughter as they once did. Rogler said the leases he RHYTHMAKERS value of all hogs knows about this spring have Farm Exports? n farms in the been made at a rate of $6 an ON THE SCREEN dmately $50 inihk acre, with four acres allotted toUSDA Asked A TIME 40% t above a yearage, each yearling steer. This price Farmers who have visited is about the same as it has beenWashington since the Nixon sas' meat -packing. the last two years. administration took office in TO SING valued at $555 Don Stephens, Hoxie, said pas-January seem to have at least the governora one question in common: How SEE HEAR HOG han 7000 persons Live on Stage HANK WILLIAMS.JR. can the United States boost Group of SING THE TITLE SONG farm exports? All Stars ' ANO OTHER 816 HITS ON volume of Kane "They may want to know State and National ChampsTHE 141611 SOUNDTRACK g has increased about wheat or cotton, depend- ALBUM: Fattener le past seven yea4 ing on where they're from," an SUN. MATINEE MAR. 23 IN PELLETS insas from 12th to . Agricultural Department offi- Movie 1:30 Live Show 3 p.m. the states. cial said, "but they all seem to this is only the want to know about exports." RITZ THEATRE Docking promised Hundreds of farmers, mostly COUNCIL GROVE, KANS. d that new plants members of major organiza- All Admissions- $1.00 ditions 'to old Oat tions, have met with depart- $101 construction will r nsas red meat indr Per Ton additional 50 per! .gthe value of t,) Bulk-F.O.B. to considerably T.- e,6'44,zewd Save up to 4 bu. of corn per 300 million a gar." 44,6 &f7gogia 100 lbs. of pork with KEY two-day convent: 40',4Hog Supplement and reduce finishing time as lion's56th,conclii a-gaz much as 257, Try KEY afternoon with ew 40',4 at this soecial low price )orts and election CI ... effective through Mar. 25 id directors. ez4,te 4,e A!,6_, ORDER IN ADVANCE erforNmance- So Your 40% Will Be Ready SET FOR &lat.ct 4t4ig44 A64.4 When You Get Here ONEER CONVENT! See Your KEY Dealer annual meeting Junction City, Kansas or Call Collect ME 2-2141 Auctioneers Ass: at LawrenceM4:10 KEY MILLING CO. rectors of the a.% MEMBERFEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION (lay Center, Kansas dates at a recer rated400 Balers Field proven in every crop C. B. SO Cheese $29,50, . . MOLD SAVE 420 Baler with up to 15 tons per hour capacity ... 14" x18" bales . BI' 0 on .. 2 or 3knuckle effective pickup width of 55 inches.. . Shuttle-Glide feed . .. PTO drive . International ;SENGERII . . top, or top and bottombale tension . cluding all12000 3 -phase knotters with chrome -plated tying parts. SPECIAL MAR.19 thru MAR. 29

430 Baler with up to 17 tons per hour capacity ... 14" x 18"bales ... packer -finger feed . .. effective pickup width of 57 inches .. . floating -auger 2 knuckle, or alnuckle regular or heavy-duty PTO drive;or 18 or 30 hp engines... top, or top and bottom bale tension ...International Mild and Medium Cheddar 3 phase knotters, or wire twisters. SAVE$64.90 ono 6 .. effective 440 Baler with up to 19 tons per hour capacity ... 14" x18" bales . ANY SIZE . 59 packer -finger feed .. regular >SENGallE pickup width of 65 inches... floating auger :hiding 24 or or heavy-duty 3 knuckle PTO drive, or 18 or 30 hp engines ... topand Per Pound 3 phase knotters, or wire twisters. CHUNK bottom bale tension... International ATTENTION FARMERS- ...And the 57 baler for high tonnage yields BEST PLACE TO SELL pickup width of 65 inches .. . Up to 20 tons per hour capacity ... effective Your Manufacturing Milk inch bales . . . 3knuckle PTO, floating -auger packer -finger feed... 15 x 19 WE ARE Price last 15 days in February bottom bale tension ...International Messenger100cl:11011 or 26 or 29.5 hp engines... top and ted netPrice allurr, 3 Dime custom knotter,or wire twister. LOCALLY OWNED $4.65 cwt. of Johnson.1:10e 4% Milk with .07 Diff. FREE! plsnior; IIANOVER Less 25 cwt. hauling charge. voice !welt MARYSVILLE Johnson Hanover Imp'. Co. Brims Brothers 131 WAREFIELD Distributed BELLEVILLE Auld Chevrolet WE WOULD APPREPCIATE YOUR BUSINESS Chapman'son US hwy. 81 ABILENE HERINGTON TEST° Pioneer Service BSales ECTRON Abilene Truck & Tractor LEONARDVILLIE MINNEAPOLIS Ad -0- gad ehee4e 9pie Kendall Garage Chapman ImpLCo. vait FALUN COUNCIL GROVE On US 24-WAMEGO, KANS. DOahlorPrtliNS Dotter Ienpi. Co. Machomavere A11pn PflI NITI.ATA Trudi of FOR SALE-A 2 yr. old son GRASS & GRAIN the importedPerch and Interna- Feed & tional ChampionErmitre of Seed Haymount. Thisis a fine bull. 1969 Che Enos Honeycutt,Blue Rapids, factory MLANLEPUEEt,CADMVE030. x4 DAIRY PELLETS, 1965 Che' words. DISCOUNTS:(with Kansas. range pc,. RATES: $1 a week for 15 words' or less. Add St`a word for additional heavy spring- andallkinds tone cash ordert only) deduct 10% if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad 4 weeks. REFUNDS: you FOR SALE - 50 Manhattan Millingof teak; CLAS- heifers. Robert Da- co, 1965 Che may arefundaaidt the Ag Press if office an for anyad unused is amount cancelled. p er Holstein Pierre, Manhattan. ltri new 15 not accompanied by cashhave a vis, Westphalia, Ks.(913) 489- Tp SIFIEDcollectruns DISPLAY: (boxed ads) $1.82 a column inch. CASH: ads x18 2208. 41965 Cl 25 -cent billing dude added. hoist, 6 66502 - JE 9-7558, of open RIDE 'EM HIGHfeed for Mail. To: Ag Press - P.O. Box 1009 - 1207 Moro - Manhattan, Kansas WANTED -500 head es. Product of Key ho4 1964 Che Angus heifers forMay 1 deliv- Clay Center, Kans.,Milling FOR SALE - PolledHerefordery - 500 to550 lbs. Dave Kar- Phone bull, four years old. SellGold nowski, Emmett, Ks., Phone 2-2141. tit' Raymond x4 skip Si Notices INSURANCE Mine breeding. Mrs. 535-2597. FEED FOR SALE: Walker, Clay Center, Ks. SB4 5055tot good sorgo silage,450 to NATIONALLY ACCREDITED bales alfalfa hay; 5on FOR SALE - RegisteredPoll- SPF Yorkshire andHampshire 150 bales Ji Last fall's brome hay; 150 bu.yellow ed Hereford bulls. Serviceable boars and open gilts. corn; 500 bu. milo. ez Tele age. Junior Breymeyer,Wa- and Also top indexing Yorkshire pen empty feed lotto hart AUCTIONEERING MFA INSURANCE mego, Kans., Phone456-9878. x5 this spring's top indexingand could be fed on rent. Feed ---- overall Hampshire pen in KSU Riley 485-2616.our farm. cati Auto - Fire - Life - NATIONALLY ACCREDITED- 67 Ford test station, both bred here. Liability - Auto Loans- SPF registered Duroc boars. Floyd Meyer, Palmer, Ks., Ph. SHEDDED STRAW, 62 Chev. muscular hams and big bones. x6 wire 62 Chev. INSIIRAIKE I - Hospitalization - 308. bales, 45c each. Can Lawrence E. Welter Our herd is free of lice and ------reasonably. Franklindeliver 62 Chev. mange. Harold Brumm, Junc- ANGUS BULLS - Big, grow - Oak Hill, Phone 913.3:,Pacev, 61 Chev. AUCTIONEER ORRIS MARSHALL tion City, Ks., RR3. Phone 238- thy, registered 2 year olds. Ken- 40 60 Chev. REAL ESTATE BROKER 7258. SB6 neth Moore, Roxbury, Kans., 61 Ford ME 2-3902 -423Court x8 61 Ford Your Sale Solicited Phones 9 or 2314. MINHAFER SEEDoats, gern Large or Small CLAY CENTER, KANSAS FOR SALE -6 1400 lb. register- 955 ,Purity 99.82. State 61 Ford ed Angus bulls (22 mo. old) sir- WANTED - Feeder pigs. Le- $1.00 bu. bin run. Erwintestei 60 Ford Hiester 61 Ford EAST HIGHWAY US 24 ed by our ton plus college bred roy Reed, Leonardville, Kans., man, Linn, Ks., DI 8-2271. MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 bull. These are top bulls and are 913 - 293-5398. x10 4 62 Chev. DAIRY SUPPLIES - priced to sell. 7 registered An------FOR SALE- 250 bu. Hoz 60 Ford Real Estate gus bred heifers (2 to 4) to calveFOR SALE - Serviceable age ange cane seed. 99.5(.0 or 30 other And General Sales registered horned Hereford purity, All ha in April to the college bull. 135 moisture, 945germination WAMEGO DAIRY SUPPLY Price $300. These heifers are abulls, range raised, clean pedi- 5c per lb. Phone 455-"432, Your authorized dealer for: steal at this price. Enos Honey- grees. Also some Polled Bulls Michaud, 5 mi. S, 414 W.INN AME cutt, Blue Rapids, Kans. x3 ready for light service, by De- Kansas. Clifton luxe Mixer 11. Donald E. White, - - Ed Reimer DeLaval milkers FOR SALE - All our choice Phone Area 913 488-3816, Ben- MOI AUCTIONEER FOR SALE - RecleanedMin Clay push-button farm eqpt. purebred Angus herd: 16 cows nington, Kans. (or Wells, Ks.) hafer seed oats, germ. 94, We Specialize in Selling Mueller Bulk Tanks with fall calves, one spring cow, x6 Puriu -- 99.44, Jesse Toltrtn, Westmori Do DAIRY CATTLE 6 heifers, 1 registered hull. 11/2 land, Kans., Phone 224-3405 miles east of Talmage on K-18. FOR SALE-Duroc boars, 250 4 "A complete Sale Service" Stores And Service From Phone 388.2752. Mr. & Mrs. Roy lbs., Keith McKeown, Superior, Wamego & Sabetha, Kansas FOR SALE - Minhafer 1967 Bun Phone or write for sale Rt. 4, Abilene, Kansas Nebraska, Phone Webber, Kans. oats, 90c bu. bin run. Yellowsee 67410. SB4 PL 3-4128. x3 1964 Bui dates. blossom clover seed. LaVern top, IN For Free Estimates Call: - - - Telephone 367-2373 NATIONALLY ACCREDITED ANGUS BULLS, registered, ten Gustason, White City. 4 1966 Mu GOESSEL, KANSAS WAMEGO 456-7200 or 1960 Old SPF Duroc boars and open to 24 months, Bandolier & Mqr- BONANZA "68" seed oats. "Marion County" SABETILA AV 4-2958 gilts. Meat type. Larry Hobson,shall bred modern types. Also High 1959 Bui Scandia, Kans. Phone 335-2650. six fine yearling heifers, open yield, stiff straw, exceptionanr clean x3 & registered. C. G. Wagner, disease resistant. Also Tonka. TA 7-6263, 929 S. Santa Fe, seed oats. L. J. Franz, Emmen "0 Bob Wilson FOR SALE -- Good serviceable Salina. x5 Kansas Phone 535-2581or 2ia EXC Auctioneering age Duroc boars, vaccinated for s$ Real Estate DeLaval Clay cholera and Erysipelas. Allen FOR SALE -- 40 Hereford heif- All types sales Lard, 1 mile east of Clay Center,ers, heavy springers. C. T. Ca- FOR SALE --Madrid clover Mai Ph. 494-2552 All Makes Kansas. x3 sey, Havensville, Ks., Phone seed, g.,errr,!nation 45, Hard seed or 778-3424 42, purity 99.89, 10c lb. Theodore 311-31' Box 118 - St. George, Ks.. 948-2696. x3 Service & Repair FOR SALE --- Serviceable age Rumold, Hope,Ks.,Telephone Used Yorkshire boars. Phone 913 WANTED TO LEASE: Stock 37F11. rl Dairy Equipment 456-2394, Vernon Setzer,St. cows and bred heifers. Would George, Kans. x3 FOR SALE -- Alfalfa hay, win like a three to five year lease on tied. Floyd E. Welch, Haddam MEMORIALS a year to year c-sh basis: If in- MAN Joe McClure TWO AND THREE yr. old Reg. Kans., Phone 376-2921. xi Hereford bulls, with size & qual- terested write to Jerry Heine, Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista lity. Reasonably priced. August RR1, Scranton, Kansas. SB3 PASTURE FOR rent for 60 heal Carlson, Smolan, Kans., Phone HORSESHOEING - Eric Spra- of light ste-rsCall after 5:t( Rundle Salemsborg 1017. SB7 do; P.O. Box 815, Manhattan. Ph. p.m. 456.9425, Wamego. MONUMENT CO. Livestock PR 6-5221 between 9 & 5. Will WANTED -Baled alfalfa. Al (Formerly Cody) ACCREDITED SPF Yorkshires. travel. x6 HARLAN RUNDLE July & Sept. boars and gilts. so PTO corn hinder. Send price, etc., John Greer, Langdon, Ks Stones designed and cut by Performance tested. Some from WANTED-- 500 head of open 1963 Fo experienced craftsmen in our certified litters. We think you Angus heifers for May 1deliv- a own plant. Dairymen-Buy will like these. Vincent Keller, ery. 500 to 550 lbs. Dave Kan NEAL OATS state tested germ 194 CI, Wymore, Nehr. Phone Barnes- nowski, Emmett, Ks., Phone Office & Display The Best For Less ton 674-3364. 94 00 purity 98.34. $1. bu. bin State 4th & Grant SB3 535-2597. x3 run. Edward Wienck, Palmer, We have for your selection at Kans., phone 1407. ri 1969 Pc ME 2-2323 all times the largest supply of FOR SALE - Reg. Short horn FOR SALE -8 200 lb. open ennui CLAY CENTER bulls, Reds & Roans. 12 to 20 York Hamp cross gilts. Also 150 1965 III FRESH SPRINGER mo.Idealforcrossbreeding. lb.York Hamp opengilts. HOLSTEIN - GUERNSEY Glenn E. Lacy, Miltonvale, Ks., Charles Korte, Waterville 785- Automotive 1964 Fo CEMETERY JERSEY Phone 427-4513. x4 2358. SB3 SWISS and MILKING ------. 1969 Fe MEMORIALS FOR SALE- Reg. Polled Short- 50 ANGUS 2nd calf heifers, start sis,c SHORTHORN COWS & calving 54 Year Continuous Service horns, bulls, females, all ages. March20. Verland ---- Display Located on US24 HEIFERS Elvin Britt, 2 miles west Tal- Schardt, Carleton, Nebr., Phone mage, Phone 388-2748. x3 Deshler, Cherry 15. x3 1-,01 East of City. Limits Financing available - up to 24 mos. FOR SALE -- 21 head cows REGISTERED YORKSHIRE Fc SPECIALS with calves by side; 4 yearling boars, serviceable age. Bus Sow- TRUCKS SCHAUBEL 100 head of open Holstein hei- heifers;1reg. Hereford hull; ell,431 Pottawatomie, Manhat 340 N. MONUMENT CO., INC. fers all Herefords and young. Phone tan, Kans., Phone PR 8-5115 1960 Ford 1/2 ton, 6 cyl., 4spd. 50 head Holstein heifer calves Westmoreland 224-7,508 after daytime, PR 6.7875 evenings& ex. tires, good truck RR 3 Box 20 ME 2-3531 5:30 weekdays, any time Sat. & weekends. x5 CALVES! CALVES! Sun. Nile Simon. 1968 Chev. 1/2 ton, 4 sp., LW Clarence Blanc, President x3 tires,10,000 mils, We will have 400 to 500 calves - -- - _ FOR SALE--- 4 Registered An- 4WD, ex. CLAY CENTER beef cross. 2 weeks to 450 lbs. GILTS FOR SALE- 4 Hampsgus bred cows with calves, lots of wear At our barn every week for the & 1 Duroc. Will farrow in May Blueline Angus Farm, Ralph 1949 Ford %. ton, 6 cyl., 4.spe6 MONUMENTS next several months. Charlie Hart, Westmoreland, Dietrich, Route 3, Junction City, with box Ph. 224-3763. SB3 Kans., Phone 238-6714. x3 -- - 1962 Chev. 1 ton, 10-folddows MANHATTAN W. G. WIEBE DUROC HOG SALE- 60 boars,FOR SALE - Registered Here- stock rack, 6 cyl., 4 speed,(la 100 open gilts, 2 bredsows. 1 ford bulls, all ages, priced from wheel MONUMENT CO. Phone 244-7625 66 Che p.m. CST, Sat., March 15, 112 $300 to $450. Make your selec- 6 cyl. Summerfield, Kansas 1963 Chev. 3. ton, 4 speed, down mi. North of Caneyon US 75 & tion now, take delivery and good J. J. BEAUDET 166. July, August, September, make settlement at grass time. LWB, one owner, real rear Office and Display Production Sale Oct. farrowed. Commercialmen Elmer L. Johnson and Sons, 1951 Dodge 1 ton, 4 -speed,gol extr 123 No. 3rd attention: Extra large selection Smolan, Kans. Phone 21 or 71 tires 66 For SAT., APRIL 12 of boars & gilts withyou in Salemsborg. SB4 6 el ---- _ clew Office Phone Res. Phone at Manhattan Sale Barn mind. Sonoray, days to200 lbs., Co- backfat data. Judging contest ACCREDITED SPF Hampshire Myers Motor PR 8-5137 PR 84978 Starts 1:00 p.m. 9 62 For MANHATTAN, KANS. a.m. - 4-H - FFA. Claude Mess- boars, open and bred gilts. Bred CHEVROLET - PONTIAC cab, ner, Caney, Kans.Rain or tcgood boar. Purebred large of t MANHATTAN, KANS. For Catalogs Write: shine. CADILLAC -- SB4 Hams. Steve Zrmbrunn, R 3, - 62 Fot Lee Walter, Rt. 1, Manhattan Junction City, Kans. 8-6610. 562-2389 FOR SALE x6 562-2383 bed, MANHATTAN - Nationally ac- Choi or credited Yorkshireopen and FOR SALE - 30 good quality MARYSVILLE,KANSAS LAND IMPROVEMENT Merle Flinn, St. George, Ks. Bred gilts.Kenneth Visser, Holstein cows and MPI milk 61 Fo Wakefield, Kans., Phone 461- base count. Ed Reimer, Auct., bed. NATIONALLY ACCREDITED 5744. x5 Goessel, Ks. 367-2373. SB4 59 Fo SPF Yorkshire gilts, from test- 16' 1 SIX BIG Holstein heifersto NATIONALLY ACCREDITED ed bloodlines. Harvey Herrs, freshen this month. Eldean SPF Yorkshire serviceable 56 pc, LAND IMPROVEMENT Linn, Kansas, Phone 348-2252. Ban- age doy, x3 ahan, Steele City, Nebr.,Phone boars and open gilts. Samor "Soil Conservation Doesn't 442-2531. x3 Jon Thole,Marion, Kansas JUST IN 56 Ch V8, Cost -It Pays" 40 HEREFORD cows, good 316 382-2994. drive,181 FOR SALE x6 1966 3/4 ton Chev.,4W tire quality, pregnancy tested, $210. - Registered An- 4 speed Ponds, terraces, waterways, 38 Hereford cows, good quality, gus bulls, 20 to 24 mo. Honey- FOR SALE- 70 heal of crood V8, lockout hubs, 58 x- and leveling, drainage ditch- with 200 lb. calves at side, $255.cutt Angus Farm, Blue Rapids. heavy ewes lambing now. Clyde, trans., deluxecab, chrome 172' es, clearing, landscape grad- 30 Angus cows with 10 calves, x4 Kans., 446-3709. x3 ETAOIN, radio...... 8219 ing. balance springers, $225. PhoneFOR SALE Paul Evans, 316 439-5354, Kin- - 320 acres grass. FOR SALE- 15 two year old Ti Dale Shenard. Dwight,Kans., and 15 yearling Horned Here- Roggendorff caid, Kansas. SB5 ph. 913 482-3873. SB4 `ord bulls. Top quality,grow - Beardmore Conservation Construction REGISTERED POLLED Here- thy,yellow bullss'red by a Arthur Roggendorff FOR SALE- One purebred "ton" son of Bridewell's Inc. Phone JE 9-3984 ford bulls 12 to 17 months old. Ruefolkram, can be registered, Silver Chevrolet Co., Harry Riffel,Hope,Kansas, Mischief 79th. HaydenHereford 223.5232 1630 OSAGE-MANHATTAN Phone Navarre. S75. Charles Cornett,Belleville, F-.rms, Concordia, Kans. 620 Market 402 x3 Ks., Phone 527-2043. 913 NEBR. x3 243-1868. x6 BEATRICE, Truck Headquarters YOU GET GOOD DEALS OF THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT AULD'S WAKEFIELD Key Konditioned Sales - Auctions 1969 Chevypickup, aut. trans., MARVIN COTTRELL. 350 V8, 2 -tone We have some late model cars Used Cars factory air, 1967 Ford F-100 6 cyl.,custom you'll be glad to own, including: salesman PELLETS 1965 Chev. pickup, V8, 3-spd., 2 - cab, SWB ARMON BOSSE kinds 2 Chevrolet Impalas, both 4 drs., Take The Worry of ranee tone 1967 Ford Ranchero 327 V8 engines, power brakes Realtor an Milling 2-spd., with & steering and air conditioning. Out Of Your Your listings appreciated Ca4anhattan:' 1965 Chev. 2 ton, 1962 Ford F250, % new 151/2' box &hoist ton, 4 speed, Year models 1967 & 1966. ONAGA, KANSAS it V8, wide box Several 1964 Fords, Chevrolets Driving? M HIGT.s 4 1965 Chev.2 tons, 131/2' box & 1964 Chev. Impala 4 dr. hi -top, hoist, 6 cyl. 1967 GMC % ton, 6 cyl.,4 spd., 1967 Dodge 4 door 440 .. $1995 act - 'eed SB, low mileage, 7000miles power & air cond., motor over-1965 Chev. % ton pickup $1495 IMPROVED FARMS rte r, Kans.,1

BALERS RED HOT FOR SALE - 320 acre pasture FARMS FOR SALE REAR' northeast of Olsburg. Good 4 FARMS A good upland 240A farmin NH 271 twine AT ST. MARYS See us 480A farm, Wabaunsee Coun-east Geary Co., 1/2 broke, 1/2 NH 69 wire wire fence and plenty of water. Will sell 2 NH 68 & 1NH 66 twine with 3 Pt Dennis Holt, Olsburg, Ks. x4 ty, 140 crop, balance pasture, grass. Modern house. -serviced SPECIALS we'll ing meadom. Modern home. Hay on contract. Above balers shop An excellent place to retire -MM Uni-Baler, good Once again Du -Al loadersat snap WuP shed, barns, 5 ponds, good fen- carload prices of only $285. 'Meg INCOME PRODUCER ces. Bought on contract. Very80A with a very good 4 bedroom RAKES good livestock farm. all modern house, close to town Everybody seemed to besat. IT'S NETTING 12% Dickin- 2 New Ideas;Oliver; Case isfied with these loadersa Nine units of apartments, all 735A farm, Pottawatomie on blacktop highway in year ago, so we decided to get rented, good condition, well lo-County, 150 crop, balance pas-son Co. DISK WITH MTTANDEM anothercarload. cated. If you were to pay cashture, meadow. Modern home, In Morris Co., 320A creek bot- with wings, They fit tom farm. 100 broke withbal- Kewaneee 17'2" most tractors. Only one left- 'fade enridvde nwf :ar0yr: forthisinvestment property, barns, shed. Well improved, ex- demo. more later. cellent livestock or dairy farmance in grass. This is a very Wewil after taxes, insurance and up- productive unit. Can be sold on140 Series 12'wheel mt., good JD 171,L,',FWA fold -around keep it is netting 12% on the 300A farm, 140 crop, balancecontract. For information on MM 12', good JD 12', good dual wheels, good disk, investment. pasture, Riley County. Modernthese and other listings see Used loader to fit MH 65 tractor Ppress Y11( If you were to put a loan on home, large pond. Very good Junghans Real Estate, 913 CE SPREADERS with hyd. bucket. Priced who nugh this property, your actualin- livestock farm. Blair 4x10 JD Model R at vested money will show a much 8-6622, Roland Junghans, CE $295. This is a real bargain greater return than 12%. PASTURES 8-6360 or Riney Junghans, CE CU'I'11,RS Farmhand loader with trip WE ARE 8.2039, Junction City. att. Mo- bucket to fit most JD tractors. sELLIN' Call collect for information. 320 acre pasture, Pott. County, AC grass att. & pickup This came off a JD 60. A steal good bluestemgrass,good del 50 at IHC 550 cutter withpickup & . $175 Eldon Thorman fence, loading facilities, plenty JUNGHANS New JD machinery at prices For water, on highway. A top pas- row crop, good you won't believe. (We've got REALTOR ture. REAL ESTATE AGENCY Krause SP cutter, good JUNCTION CITY, KANS. JD crimper, nearly new to pay so they've got to go.) Real Estate & Auction Service 470 acre pasture, Riley Coun- 500 Hesston SP 14', good New 7 bottom JD plow CEN ty, bluestem grass, good fences, FOR SALE - Outstanding bus-Pickup for 616 NH cutter Pull type 480 mower conditioner Office At Cedar Court Motel well watered. iness operation in east central New BW 14' discs, 2 left Phone 913 ME 2-3008 Kans., 30,000 bu. grain elevator, FEED WAGONS New CBW 2 160 -acre pastures, Pott. Co., with feed grinding mixer and S&H feed wagon, good, 2 whl. FB1gfertilizerdrill CLAY CENTER, KANS. good fences, plenty water. pellet fert. 1964 Ford F600 de-CalHune feed wagon, new, 2 - 29B sP6OZO SI. livery truck. Complete petrole- wheel. JD 931 wheel cart & 5 section Exclusive Listings For more listed information um bulk handling plant with Farmhand feed wagon, 2-whl. springtooth harrow MOST on these listings or others we37,000 gal. storage & 5 pump Farmhand feed wagon, 4 whl. Jr) No. 3 mower IN MANHATTAN have listed, give us a call. service station with bulk deliv- JD Mode rOcrpunt mower, 2803 ILLINOIS LANE - Fine ery truck. Propane plant with COMBINES 9' bar cornplet school location, like new, chip- About Listings, Call or See 18,000 gal. storage & bottle facil-1966 C -II Gleaner,16', none JD 307 & 227 Gyramowers ped marble foyer, wall -wall ities. Near new equipment. With iinietyneeno.tftotrat carpeting, fireplace in living better Most allof these articles are LAWRENCE WELTER 1966 Ford 600 delivery truck. Al- 1963 C Gleaner, 16', good brand new, never used. However Boring room, plus additional fireplace so 21,000 gal. big fertilizer tank 1949 MH 14', fair chine, wel in family roam, sliding glass Auctioneer - Salesman with pump. All of this equip- 1 or 2 articles have been demon. doors from living room to red- PR 8-3455 MANHATTAN ment and land is for sale. For TRACTORS strated. wood deck porch. Large kitchen vtoo HAROLD CARLSON complete information see D19 gas late mole! 1963, good MORE SPECIALS and dining area, built-in dish- Broker snap coupler washer. 3 bedroom plus den, 1966 almost new N -H forage wa- present 6%% mortgage may be PR 8-3083 MANHATTAN Junghans C AC tractor, 1946, side mower, REAL ESTATE mtd. lister, 2 -row; mtd. culti- gon, mtd. on 4 -wheel trailer assumed with about 54000 down Priced to go. eslenncterilca-1 FOR SALE - 160 acres Cloud 913 CE 8-6622 vator 2 row 1821 LARAMIE - Excellent MM Model U, 1952 ical family home, 4 bedrooms plus County on blacktop, 89 farm, 69 Roland Junghans CE 8-6360 CATCH UP ON den, fireplace, new wall to wall PLOWS YOUR PLOWING carpeting, 2% baths in main grass. Phone 913 488-3613, Ben- or Riney Junghans CE 8-2039 living area plus shower bath in nington, Kans., Box 41. SB6 JUNCTION CITY, KS. MM 3-14 pull With a Miller offset disk.In. basement, double garage. Eu- 2 AC 4-14 mounted stead of plowing, use a Miller to gene Field Dist. Shaded yard, FARMS FOR SALE 200A LIVESTOCK FARM for JD 2 -row weeder penetrate up to 8 and 9 inches. convenient to all schools. sale - Located 8 miles south of We have these in stock from 8 JUNCI Special Offering - 647A pas- Blue Rapids, Kans , on Marshall - TASTERS foot to 20 foot. We sold and de- 1128 WREATH AVE. - Subur-ture south of Waterville, good Riley Co. line. 150A pasture, 40A 3 row JD rotary units with livered21of these Millettin ban atmosphere, but in city fences, good grass & abundant hay meadow, 110A cropland. fertilizers, late type the last six months. See them limits. 4 bedrooms, family roomwater at $85 per acre. Contract Terraced. Some creek bottom. at work. You'll like what you Tractors, with fireplace, full basement, or cash to suit buyer. You be 30A wheat base. Established al- see. Another truck load coming Machinery with additional bedroom,2 the judge. falfa hay land. Abundance wa- Wright Impl. Co. in soon to Farmers Union Hard - burned lE baths, extra lot available. ter. Ponds, well and springs. Im- Ware & Implement at St. Marys farm mac Nicely improved 160, with 2 mediate possession of farm op- So. Hwy. 15 North WALK TO UNIVERSITY - 3 -bedroom modern home, new erations.Buildingsinclude2 NOW IN STOCK Route bedroom home, walk-in closets,heater, all new plumbing, new houses, 2 barns,2 garages & THE BIG, BIG SEDG1N wcodburning fireplace, living & wall to wall carpeting, new air granary. 20x50 stone milk house CO 3-2061 LITTLE RED WAGON dining room, carpeted dining conditioner, new roof, new $1150 equipped with walk-in parlor, 8 with hydraulic motor under au- area kitchen, dishwasher, full well with water piped to all lots, stall equipment, suitable for ABILENE, KANS. ger. Will hold 300 bushels of SEE T basement, garage, redecorated,new automatic waterers. Two Grade A. Possession of build- grain or 8 tons of fertilizer. See nice new outbuildings. Half cul- ings possibly by May 1, 1969. it work at our fertilizer plant. A'] tivated, a beautiful place to live Contact Ewald Sedivy, Frank- NEW - - IN STOCK Can hepurchased onalow at $$28,000 and a contract that fort, Kansas, Phone 2924521, or down payment - and 3 years to Maurice McNeil you can live with. If you want a 8 and 6 row AC planters, one of Marvin Sedivv, Blue Rapids, Ks each pay at a very reasonable inter- 1968 Glea Suite 11, Union National Bldg. small farm you will quit look- Phone 226-7157. sai est rate. 1968 Glea Office PR 64801Res. JE 9-5164 ing after you see this. Posses- 2 Allis 4 -row planters Deriapster 4 row lister 1968 Glean MANHATTAN, KANS. sion. FOR SALE--320A good pas- I have a lot of Jr) CRUSTBUST-1 ture, good water. Clay County, Dempster4 row planter ERS or field conditioners in 1968 Glean Nicely improved 240, nearly stock, set up ready to deliver. 1967 Glean LIVESTOCK AUCTION new 3 bedroom, modern home Kans., Phone ME 2-5075. x3 USED FOR. SALE on oil road, has Lennox forced chopper PASTURE FOR rent to owners 1963 AC D-17 tractor CHISEL PLOWS IN STOCK 1959 Glean For Sale - Livestock Commis-air furnace, hardwood floors, only for 210 yearlings. Phone IH Model M tractor JD 3 point 1001 sion Company, eastern Kansas.school bus to door, very good AC 180 dsl., demonstrator JD poll type 1957 Glean Manhattan 913 776-8709. x4 1957 Hi 14 The present owners would likeoutbuildings, abundant water. 1957 Glleaner A, 14' Big Ox Chisel Plow to step out. This livestock sales Price $60,000 with contract that We have in stock: New 190XT company islocated on four you can handle. Possession. tractors; AC & Kewanee discs Land -All 3 point 7, 9 & 11 foot SP] acres of land, many pens and Equipment with gauge wheels. Priced on 1968 lots of concrete. Unimproved 160 on gravel where you too can have a chisel The present owners know thatroad, 98A cultivated, goodal- Meinhardt Farm Eqpt. plow. And they work. F if about two younger men werelotments, 55 act -es meadow. NICE ASSORTMENT of 2 and 3 or cab ai working thearea, they could Price $25,000 contract or cash. bedroom homes: Namco, Van- 456-2310 Farmers Union new court double the present sales volume. Call collect for appointment. I guard, Blair House, Chickasha es. This business cin be taken overhave several other good offer- and Kirkwood, 44to60feet today, at a very reasonable long, 12 wide. Small down pay- WAMEGO, KS. Hdw. & Implement price. Call collect for informa-ings for cash or contract and we ment and best of financing. If ALM',3:Ka_mans tion. are NOT asking 8'2interest. you are on the farm and can't 7---;:-.:7,* Everett Hoobler 1966 AC 1 get credit, we can for as little Mgr. 1965 AC 1 as 3'/2c. If you don't make over USED EQUIPMENT 1965 IH 81 Eldon Thorman Kvasnicka Realty rapt 390iggSZ Ph. 437.2913 1962 AC I $3000 per yr. your monthly pay- Tractors 1959 JD ' HADDAM, KANSAS ment can be very small. 3 blocks ST. MARYS, KANS. 1959 AC off Highway in Ogden, Kans. 1959 D-14, wide front 1957 AC V Real Estate & Auction Service Phone FR 6-2874 SALINA - Howard or Gail Taplin, Phone 1962 D-17, power steering 1956 ACti Office, at Cedar Court Motel Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor - 776-5011. x6 1955 WD 45, wide front 1951 AC 1955 WD 45, wide front, PS Special Ph. 913 ME 2-3008 Alice J. Kvasnicka, Secretary FOR SALE Pasture for sale. CLAY CENTER, KANS. 1956 WD 45, PS, narrow front John Deere 730 Tractor ML Price reasonable with good end with loader 1967 NH CAFES FOR SALE terms. Clyde, Kans., 446-3709. x3 1955 WD 45, narrow front $2900 E Real up and going cafe in St. engine, EXCEPTIONAL & UNUSUAL USED MACHINES 3 good used WD tractors HD 6G tractor loa:ier 1959 IH Marys, Kans., must be sold be- 1951 M Farmall 1959 Olive Farm in northern Riley Coun- cause owner has other interests. 1948 8N Ford $475 HD 6E tractor -dozer ty, Kans., with a 4 -bedroom 2 bottom plow, 3 pt. 1946 CAllis with cultivator Used AC backhoe and loader 1954 Tray home; located on blacktop road.AT TUTTLE RESERVOIR - 3 pt. Ford cultivator $45 MACHINERY Used AC backhoe and loader 11'6" Kew 480 acres of good land with Drive-in west of the dam on 3 pt. springtooth $65 Nearly new Gehl hay condi- Free Cab Wf.th PurchaseOf pasture. tioner New Alis-Chalmers Combine Hwy. 16. Out-of-state owner 1954 JD 70 LPG $1195 A wonderful cattle feeding says "sell." No. 311 3-14 2 pt. IH plow 1958 IHC 141 combine During March Jost opportunity. Lots of new feed- Also selling a real going of-Used Papec grinder -mixer with$245$50 1962 214T JD hay baler Planter Meeting Tuesday ing equipment. If you have a fice supply store. swinging auger feeder $1150 1957 AC Roto baler, new belts & March 18--7:30 p -m - converted to a wonderful dairyFor these and many more good 1959 No. 101 12' combine with press roll We Rent, Sell, Trade orLease need of a feeding operation, be business properties, farms, ran- cab 2 used JD side del. rakes sure to see this farm. Could be ches, hotels and business oppor- $1950 Used 80T Allis mower operation. Lots of extras. F460D, complete overhaul,PS, 80R Allis mower Henry Sales tunities, contact Ind. PTO, FH, TA $2250 1460D with loader, 2 pt 1964 Hesston 500 swather , fast 12' B&B rotary mower & Service,Inc. reverse $2250 1964 For, DAIN'S PLOWS & TILLAGE 1960 For Anderson Realty 1340D with loader,2pt.,fast E. Hwy. 24 614 North 12th REAL ESTATE reverse IHC 3-14 snap coupler plow 1956 Phone 5824520 $1650 1961 JD 539-6741539-7365778-5926 JD 3-14 3 point plow & MeridenRd. MANHATMAN, KANS. SILVER LAKE, KANS. JD springtooth harrow 1952 For Licensed in Kans., Mo., & Nebr. Neuman Hdw. & Imp.1 IHC & 1 JD peg tooth harrow Othei GRAIN FARM - 611A Atchison Peerless 10" roller mill Xl:)1 FL 4-7641 County. 521A bottom land, 90A FOR SALE -1 acre lot 5 miles Letz PTO burr mill east of Manhattan on 24, $$1500 TOPEKA, KANSAS upland, nearly new house, fin- 3 pt. hitch cement mixer, Trans- Ether ished basement with storm cave.Natural gashookup. Bob Phone SW 9-2128 mix hitch for Bletscher, Rt. 3, Manhattan, PR FOR SALE - 3 point 604 El Hot water heat. Good well. D17 Allis. Fergusonman ure School bus route. Blacktop road. 6-8201. x4 loader, fits 8 or 9NFord. Ford MAI Ben H. Self, Muscotah, Ks. Ph. W WATER, KANS. Buchman Farm Sply. Kars PASTURE FOR Rent 3 pt. sprayer, 20' boom. ONE 872-2111. x3 - 160 DE acres, 1st year CR grass. New CATTLE SQUEEZE Blackwood, Miltonvale, x3 fence, plenty water. Yearlings chute, Phone with fert FOR SALE - Twelve acres of moverble, $100 pickup, stock Phone 427-5516. 11!t, Pric land and buildings, % mi. east ofonly. South of Frankfort, Kans. racks, solid rods, LWB, $50. Cat- 913-229-6619 Swather withcon' pickup, Clay Center. Kansas on High- 2 miles off 99 hiway. Call F. W. WANTED £ tle rugs, brand new, $15 each. ditioner, prefer 12'Owatonna. R. way US24. Mrs. Raymond Walk-Myers, Beverly, Kans., 913 436- Mrs. Pickering, Rt. 3, Manhat- TRUCKS Kans., Ville,Rs. er, Clay Center, Kansas. SB4 7597. SB4 tan, Phone 913.776-8104. Paul Sollner, Burdick, SB4 ALTA VISTA, KANSAS. Wilsey Phone 497-2266. Na REAR -MOUNT BLADES TRACTORS mARyQ USED EQUIPMENT HERINGTON See us for rearmount blades3010 JD diesel, Pre -Season sizes 6 to 8 ft. 1962 Tractors PEcIALs with 3 pt. hitches, 4010 JD diesel,1963 (Overhauled & Painted) Sprayer Special n. Du -Al We'll make thesewith 2 pt. or John Deere 4010,1963 load 3 late model 930 Comfort Kings 4oFfeopaitat 'ices of ets type hitches on or- John Deere 3010,1962 6 roller pump $19.49 snap coupler 70' JD gas; D17 2 Case 930 Pre -Comfort Kings seemed toy der. Theseblades can be big la- Allis 2 Case 900, 2 Model 500 6 roller pump, Ni-Resist$49.95 for cleaning livestockMassey Ferguson 7 roller pump, Ni-Resist$49.95 hthese learemk bor savers 620 John Deere diesel 1 Case 800 with 3 pt. hitch USED TRACTORS no we decided feed floors,loafing sheds and to 1 Case 832, low hours 8 roller pump, Ni-Resist$49.95 toN JD 3-14 55 plow 2arload. la eliminate mudholes in feed lots The Case 10' wheel 1 Case 831, adj. axles CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS 1968 John Deere 4020 dsL ors. Only 11 one eY and for snowclearance from disk 1 560 IHC with adj. axles 1966 JD 4020 dsl. with cab letk other areas. JD DR 16-8 drill Belt driven S40 1000 RPM, driveways and Ford two row 1 1963 Model G -VI MM on LPG 1964 JD 2010 gas cultivator 1 Model 971 Ford with adj. axles with SS fitting,$68.50 ex- 1964 IHC 504, 3 pt. VA foldaro We will again have all -steel JD 13.7 fertilizerdrill, new disk change with 1 old roller pump eels,good UM (14 and rubber 1962 AC D-15 fertilizerunits Ford baler; NewIdea mower COMBINES 2 row Pre -Emerge Kits com- 1962 Ford 971 diesel to fit MB65 tr,, for those of you Massey 30 tractor plete to shut off, as low as bucket. press wheels 1 600-13 Case with cab 1960 AC D-17 LP gas Priced who mightbe interested. 14T JD baler $14.95 3 is a at 2 Model 55 John Deere 1958 JD 720 dsl., overhauled real ball*" JD F145 4-16 plow 1 Model 90 Massey For each additional row -- $7.00 1956 IHC 300 gas loaderwith Ford hydraulic loader Trailer Sprayers, 110 gal., com- fit most WE ARE MANUFACTURERS 1 Model 141 IHC 1956 John Deere 60 JT)traceiti` Sargent hyd. loader plete, less tires & tubes, as a SELLING DIRECT TO YOU ALSO 1954 JD 70 with new pistons a JD 60 A JD 350 side rake low as $187.99 1954 JD 60 Letz PTO grinder SP Windrowers, Model AH Case 3 Pt. Hitch Sprayers, 6 row, 55 1952 IHC W6 with new pistons Sib JD No. 6 forage harvester plows, BMB rotary cutters and gal., complete & ready to go, nachinery at Pr; shredders, used wheel disks, etc. as low as and sleeves believe.(We've; Forgy Welding Papec 14W feedwagon $174.95 1952 John Deere G they've John Deere 6'oneway 1951II -IC M, live hyd., over- got to ger Ph. 857-3241 IHC 3-16 plow, pulltype SPRAYER TANKS Om JD plow CENTRALIA, KANS. JD 10' RW disk, MEIS IMPL. From 25 gol. to 1000 gal., steel hauled 30 mowercond(t4 wheel type 1949 IHC M, overhauled .4' Krause 11' wheel disk Fiberglass - Poly- Steel Lined 1951 MM U on LP gas discs, 2left Stainless - Massey three point3-16 plow 439 2405 steel & Aluminum 1949 JO A; 1945 IHC H '01BW. Gas & Diesel JD 45 12' combine Custom made or factory made 1945 JD B with loader litizer drill Sears garden tractor Or side mount for most all tractors Shop Service er and blade with mow- up to 600 gal. Also front mounts oeffi) OTHER MACHINERY l cart & 5seetif` 439-2830 This Special Ends April 5th th harrow Papec & Flail Kingstalk shred- " 1966 JD 95 combine, 16' -nower MOST up-to-date service ders JAMESTOWN shop in our area Papec, Calhoun andJohn Deere K. M. 1959 JD 95 combine, 14' Ot..._nbunt mew, feed wagons 1964 JD 215A windrower Complete diesel testing equip- Jr) & Servis stalk 1967 JO 24T baler 27 Gyramowers ment to take care of the major- cutters McBratnev '1962 & 1959 14T balers GB & JD hydraulic loaders Phone 857-3815 JD 4 -row pull lister with rotary fthese article; ity of tractors. Turn.Key a. or 857-3348 bottoms never used. link Boring bars, line boring ma- Construction JI Case Case 4 -row 3 pt. lister with ro- les have been demo. chine, welding, electrical, acety- W W Smith& Sons Sales & Service tary bottoms & fert. lene. Blacksmithing JD 4 row pull curler Welding & 1E SPECIALS Valve equipment, rod align- 420 5th IHC 13' wheel disk ment tools. General Repairs MM 12W wheel disk new N-11 forages ME 2.3148 CENTRALIA, KS. Kewanee 11' wheel disk Competent factory trained per- Massey 12' wheel disk on 4 -wheel trailer sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, as w tt go. os JD 45 & 45W loaders electrical and general mechan- CLAY CENTER, KS. USED TRACTORS AC loader to fit D-17 ical work. TCH UP ON North Central Steel AT GOING PRICES Ford loader R PLOWING USED TRACTORS John Deere R spreader BOWMAN 1954 Super MTA, power steer- Kelly -Ryan PTO spreader Iler offset disk AT AULD'S IN WAKEFIELD Irrigation, Inc. ing, new paint, good condi- Farmhand stacker Farm Impl. & Truck Co. P.O. Box 141 wing, use a Millert 1965 F806 completely equipped 913 392-2077 tion $1195 See Us For New p to 8 and 9 incite 240 East Eighth 1963 IH 1606 gas MINNEAPOIJS, KANSAS 1954 Ford NAA, new paint $695 Blair And Grain 0-Vator iese in stock from! JUNCTION CITY, KANS. WD Allis chalmers 'oot. We sold midi 1961 F460 gas tractor FINE USED EQUIPMENT 1951 W6 IHC, new oversize pis- Feed Wagons of these Millert 1959 F460 gas tractor tons, good 14" rubber.. $550 GOOD USED PARTS AT HEBRON, NEBR. GB LOADERS K months. See then 1958 Farmall 340, motor & tor- 1965 IHC 706 LP, PS, extra 1952 Ferguson 30, new oversize For Sale: KWIK-WAY ou'll like what p Tractors,Combines & Farm que amp recently overhauled nice $3895 pistons, new paint $695 Valve Grinding Machine !i truck load comire Machinery. We buy wrecked or 1951, 1950 & 1948 IH M's New 5x12 Blair mixer wagon, 1960 D14 Allis, fully equipped, .'armers Union Hard burned late model tractors & 1958 JD 820, a real good tractor 170 bu. $1475 SPECIAL PRICES plement at St. Marp farm machinery. 1947 IH MD tractor New Blair 4x10 spreader, 100 wide front, very good.. $1095 on new JD rotary listers North 81 Tractor Salvage IH H tractor bu. $475 1949 Ford 8N, new paint, good V IN STOCK COMBINES E BIG, IiI0 Route 1 PR 2-5491 1967 New Holland wire tie baler, rubber, runs good $495 SEDGWICK, KANS.67135 You still can qualify for waiver like new $1295 1951 MT John Deere with Tri-County Sales RED WAGON of interest on combines, so 1968 Owatonna windrower, Mo- Touchamatic and plow, lister, alic motor under as why not deal now & have your del 35 with conditioner, demo. cultivator, near new rubber, George Munkres sold 300 bushels d SEE THIS MACHINERY $'1895 machine? See these: good $350 Phone Collect tons of fertilizer. Sae' AT HILLSBORO 1965 IH 303, clean New Owatonna grinder -mixer, BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 .our fertilizer plant Model 83 1947 Farmall B, new rubber, 1959 IH 101, 12' $1475 HERINGTON, KANSAS. !rchased on a is Combines 1957 MH 60, 12' cut new paint, good condition tent and 3 yearsa 1954 AC 60 with motor $195 .!ry reasonable irk 1968 Gleaner G, 20', LPG, cab BALERS Buchli Implement Tractors at lot in Green, Kans. USED TRACTORS 1968 Gleaner F,17',cab 1959 John Deere 730D IH 46W wire tie baler Phone 768-6866 1959 Farmall 350D of JD CRIJSTBUST 1968 Gleaner G, 23 ft. IH45T twine baler 1968 Gleaner G, 20', cab Duane Lund 1955 Farmall 300 Id condition's in FEEDER EQUIPMENT HEBRON, NEB. 1966 Farmall 806D p ready to deliver. 1967 Gleaner C -II, 18', LPG, Home Ph. 293-5677, Leonardville chopper Grain-o-Vator 30 feed wagon SPRING BARGAINS USED EQUIPMENT 'LOWS IN STOCK 1959 Gleaner A, 14' & 12' Peerless 10 PH roller mill AT HEBRON, NEBR. IH No. 37 14' wheel disk 3 point 1001 2 IH burr mills USED TRACTORS ) poll type 1957 Gleaner A, 14 ft. 66 JD 4020D, wide front, cab, MH 10' wheel disk 1957 IH 141, 12 ft. Krause 3 pt. chisel plow heater & radio 1964 A -C D-19 gas, PS IH No. 37 10'9" wheel disk )x Chisel Plow JD front mtd. brow cult. IH 9A 10' tandem disk IH 4 -row rear mt. cultivator 63 JD 4010D, wide front 1962 A -C D-17 gas, PS point 7, 9 & 11 Is SPECIAL PRICES 62 JD 3010G, R-om 1952 WD Allis, wide axle, over- IH 9A 8' tandem disk Priced. 64 JD 2010G, R -o -m hauled John Deere 17x7 grain drill wheels. on 1968 G and F carryovers Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. IH No. 461 4 -row cultivator for too can have a chs!, Emergency Parts Ph. HO 1-562862 JD 2010G Utility with 300 The Above Tractors Are FREE A -C -CAB Du -All loader Field -Ready 560 hey work. or HO 1-5811. 61 AC D17G, wide front IH No. 461 4 -row cultivator for or cab air -conditioner on all 58 Oliver 770D, wide front MACHINERY 400 tiersUnion new combines on early purchas- AULD Several used plows and tan- 1965 Gleaner E, 13' IH No. 2A hay conditioner es. dem discs IH No. 448 4 -row fast hitch lister CHEVROLET 2 Dempster listers, rotary mold- Ferguson 3 pt. 2 -row lister & Implement TRACTORS Several used rotary listers boards HO 1-5414 New 494A planted, D disc, rub- Letz PTO 220X, good Myers bale loader 1966 AC 190XT diesel WAKEFIELD ber press, dry or liquid fert., Used 3 & 4 bottom AC plows Jayhawk loader for AC tractor Everett Hoak 1965 AC 190 diesel special price NH 56 rake; NH 268 baler IH No. 460 4 -row planter Mgr 1965 IH 806 diesel New 694A planter, furrowers, III 4 -row hitch monitor 1962 AC D-17gas WICHITA rubber press, dry or liquid Ph. 4011 1959 JD 730 LPG, std., 3 pt- fertilizer, special price Lockard Impl. Co. 4ARYS, KANS. 1959 AC D-17,gas Rossville Truck 1957 AC WD 45,Wide front SALINA 1956 AC WD 45,wide front & Tractor Co. 1951 AC WD Schlief Impl. Co. 117 W. Main ;pedal HEBRON, NEBR. Phone 584-3560 MISCELLANEOUS BL 8-3511 ROSSVIT KANS. 'ere 730Tractor 441111CINALMIIMA 1967 NH 905 14',swather, Ford Large Selection of $2900 engine, conditioner Late Model Tractors HERINGTON, KANSAS FOR SALE - David Bradley :tor low ler 1959 IH 46T baler am8S *nosiest garden tractor, front blade and 1959 Oliver 60T SALE ON riding dump cart. 1951 Int. ator-dozer baler 64 JD 4020 dsl., power -shift, 3 loader 1954 Travelo8x40 trailer New JD 4020 diesel, power shift Metro, good rubber, runs fine, ckhoe and 13"6" Kewanee pt., PTO, low hrs. make nice camper ckhoe andloader_ wheel disc 65 JD 4020 dsl., 3 pt., PTO, dualWANTED - Ford tractors, cul- TRACTORS .0el 1929 Chev. chassis, three good Wfth Purchase hyd., 1050 hrs. tivators and plows. Donald JD 4020 diesel, real good tires, running board and fend- Combat 64 JD 4020 dsl., PTO, 3 pt., cab, Beckman, Seward, Nebr., R1. JD 70 diesel, good 7halmers Jost ImplementCo. real clean SB6 JD 620, real good ers. Misc. power tools. 125 E. -ing March 63 JD 4010 dsl., 3 pt., PTO, good IH 424, like new 17th, Junction City, Kans. x5 deetingTuesday FOR SALE - 4x12 Blair feed Pill rubber IH Cub with flail mower WANTED - LE ROI motors 3 - 7:30 947-3182 58 JD 820 dsl., real clean wagon, cut back & pockets, IH H with live PTO ell, Tradeor leas` good 20" tires, other extras. A-1 from old Gleaner pull type com- HILLSBORO, 63 JD 2010 dsl. RU, new pistonscondition, $800. Extension eleva-JD B. bines. Write and state condition. 65 JD 3020 dsl., 3 pt., PTO, dual MH Pony with plow, planter, Elmer Dux, Glastone, Nebr. SB3 Sales ultacewusRmy KANS. tor optional, $100 Earl Klein- cultivator, disk, mower ;try hyd., 700 hrs. sorge, Cottonwood Falls,Ks., 64 JD 3020 dsl., 3 pt., PTO Phone BR 7-6912. FOR SALE - JD 4 row rotary Tvice, Inc. 1964 Ford5000 Super Major & rings SB3 moldboard lister with double 1960 Ford2000 Dexta 65 JD 4020 dsl., power shift,dif. FOR SALE - Vouid herbicide Kansas Farm Mchy. tool bar, gauge wheels and 600 gwy, 24 1956 IH 400LPG, 3 pt. & duals lock, dual hyd., Fro, new attachment for 456 Internation- lb. fertilizer attachment; JD No. 1961 JD 435diesel rear tires al planter, complete with tank, CE 3-1374 40 4 -row front mounted culti- Rd. 1952 Ford 61 JD 4010 dsl., 3 pt., PTO,dual vator to fit 3010-20; JD 3 pt. 4 - & Meriden 8N mounting brackets, hoses, gage, West 24 Other Ford TractorsTo hyd. nozzles, regulator and automa- row weeder; 1953 JD R diesel FL 44641 Choose From 66 JD 4020 dsl., 3 pt., PTO tic valve. Good condition. $135. at Goodyear tractor, PS, LI:TO & hyd. Louis Harlan Courtney, Oskaloosa, TOPEKA Rhodes, Clifton, Kansas, Phone KANSAS Etherton COMBINES Kansas, Phone 863-2654. x3 455-3654. x3 Farm Eqpt. 65 JD 95, 16' combine ..$6500 .0:f°3 604 Elm 913 562-3611 $2200 FOR SALE - Kewanee 12.3 FOR SALE - 1968 New Hol- FOR SALE - 1962 RWA 13'10" pointmanta', 60 MF 82 12' combine .. land 275 twine baler. Model 57JD disk. George Tischhauser, d MARYSVIIJ.F, 61 JD 55 14' combine wheel disc, sealed bearings, 'ergusorl9N For !, KANS. $225. Elmer Kahrs, Palmer, Ks., mounted New Holland rake. No.Carlton, Kans. Phone Elmo 2013 3 or 67 JD 55 14' combine 455 New Holland mower, trail x3 20' boo111.,;`", ONE DEMPSTER Phone 614. x4 r, 0'11! with fertilizer. 4 row lister type. .2 Cobey 6 ton wagon Miltonvale, lift, Price Pull lister, hyd. Co. WANTED TO BUY: 'MC 70A or gears. AC mounted 2 -row plant-FOR SALE -1 set of used 15.5x pickup, $350. One 1960 Chev. Western Impl. 806 with 2 pt. hitch. Also 20' bed er, unit type. Alva Duncan, 38 tractor tires: Laurence Evins, 8' bed, new tires. Price 2256 S. West St. WH3.4261 with stock racks. I awrence Mc- Eureka, Kans., Gilbert 3-5325. Manhattan, Ks. PR 6-8442. -Swather, (,v atow.- Czarnowsky, Lincoln- SB4 NT$500. WICHITA, KANS. Ilvain, Phone 316 4274021. x4 x6 for lz 13 x6 -Burdick,

si HYDRAULIC HOSE USED MACHINERY one end USED TRACTORS USED FOR SALE Male solid couplings IHC 450 diesel, real Male swivel couplingsother end 706 gas clean March 18, 1969 3-14 Minneapolis Moline plow & tractors, goodtires AC Roto-baler 4-14 IHC plow 1/4" wire braid hose paint and At 11' Minneapolis Moline disk %" wire braid hose IH 560 dsl., good 1965 C -II Gleaner w/ cab, 18 -ft. 2.59 We tune) Case springtooth 1 ....2.45 Oliver 88 dsl., clean,cheap 314 IHC fast hitch plow 2.99 3.69 3.19 4 sec. John Deere springtooth 2 .... IH 806 dsl., wide front,lov 3.89 4.95 4.29 rs, USED GEHL grinder -mixer, a12' IH wheel disc 3 pt. Dempster planter 3 .... real clean th good one, $985. Waterville Mo- 4 4.69 6.19 5.29 1964 IHC 1100 131/2' Krause wheel disk 14' Krause disk .... 6.09 chillerY tu SB4 .... 549 6.95 tors, Waterville, Kans. 3 -pt. New Holland mower Minneapolis Moline mower, 3 pt. 5 MISCELLANEOUS 6....6.19 8.09 7.09 SOME M. 4T Farmhand feed wagon 9.39 8.09 JUS1 Used 3 & 4 bottom snap coupler 7 . ..6.99 Oliver 12' disk, good TRACTORS 13 shank Graham Hoeme chisel 8.95 plows Minneapolis Moline U tractor 8....7.75 10.95 IH 12' disk, good JO 1969 114.(, 11.99 9.99 1963 JD 3010 dsl. 9 . ..8.65 IH 550 5x14 stubble frontv/I 1942 Farmall M, good cond. IHC 460 D tractor with plow, 10.95 plow 1958 J D520 gas good 10....9.49 12.99 2 IH 56 4 -row planter,adjustable cab, seat 10.95 14.95 12.95 frame, complete with hours, hi 1965 JD 3020 gas, low hours, 3-16 JD mounted plow 12... fert, & wide front Cuba Impl. Co. TRUCKS 4520. 1954 JD 70, good shape Impl. Co. McBratney Implement1965 IHC 1700 truck, ,110 1955 14' MH 33 tractor, new sleeves & Phone 4F 7 ty, w&th 187" wheelbase,heavy du, pistons ABILENE tires, V304 eng., 4 good Day Phone 913/857-3815 -speed erwithn Cuba, Kans. 1964 IH % ton COMBINES CO 3-2041 1958 Gleaner A, 12 ft. or home phone 1961 IH % ton Night Phone 1964 Massey 65 dsl.,multipa. MH 80, 12 ft. CO 3-2057 913/857-3348 pose, wide front, low with No. 99 Ind. loader,hrs., 5875. MISCELLANEOUS CENTRALIA, KS. material bucket and 60" o JD 871 4 row rotary moldboard a manure IVIItna":101) ROW CROP TOOLS bucket. Hyd. dump goo \114 1960 lister with fert., insecticide N45.4. T 494A JD planter & fert. 1962 Ford 4000 backhoe & loader Number of Older Models new MI( Dempster 4 row rotary mold- 406 JD lister planter with fert. 1959 Case 400 backhoe & loader board lister with fort & insect- MACHINES ARE RIGHT 3 No. 6 JD lister -planters 1955 Ford 960 & 2 row corn icide, like new PRICES. ARE . RIGHT 6 sections No. 14 rotary hoe picker 1 e21: JD 100 12' pull chisel plow 2row Dempster Plantall 1954 Ford NAA with over & un- Nemaha Motor 1964 F706D with power steering, HM 46 IH lister with fert. der 1966 JI-) 25 Heavy duty Twin-draulic loader, TA, 2 pt., FH, IPTO, 2 valves, 4 row JD No. 40R cultivator 1952 Ford 8N & Imp!. Co, fits MF 85 & 90 tractors WF axle, new injectors and 3 2 row IH cultivators 1949 Ford 8N 1 Used loader, fits AC WD & new paint (Warranty with 1947 Ford 9N WD 45 tractor tractor $4650 HAY TOOLS 1949 TO Ferguson Phone 913 JD No. 6 field cutter, used 1 1964 F706D with power steering, 3 14T JD PTO balers 1952 WD Allis with 3 pt. flreew-os41 a3isl60t°c'01211111°e2lewttredvrtjir season TA, 3 pt. hitch, IPTO, 2 valves, 2 New Idea rakes 1941 John Deere B AV 4-2167 JD nvelicdaoMeac00eleri1962Wt119.6r0gi Dempster anhydrous applicator, WF axle, major overhaul on2 896A JD rakes 1946 H Farmall & 7' mower 7 knife with auto float con- engine, new seals and clutch-2 AC PTO rakes 1947 C Allis Chalmers SABETHA, KANS. trols, like new es in TA, new clutch plate &45T IH baler $95 1962 1010 JD & cultivator JD No. 10 flail chopper, recond. disc, new brakes, new inject- Case 4 bar rake 1967 Ford 5000 Selec-o-speed JDpali9fint2edlf. JD No. 851 rake, recond. ors, and new 18.4x34 tires. IH 4 bar rake 1951 Ford engine, 8N, rebuilt SALINA 100% warranty on power train MM 4 bar rake. 1948 Ford engine, 8N, rebuilt $5300 2 4 -bar JD rakes 1950 DC C:se & cultivatod 1969 season) IHC 1959 Frankfort Imp'. 1960 F560D with power steering, WHVVEEL DISKS Used Garden Tractors IHC 1957 TA, 2 pt. hitch, IPTO, 3-velves, parts al( WF axle, 1 yr. tires, & new 2 RW 11' JD USED MACHINERY paint (Warranty with tractor) AW 12'6" with sealed bearings t AW 13'10" with sealed bearings 7 ft. Dearborn 3 pt. disk MF Super 90 gas, 3 pt.,live IHC 1958 913 2924458 $3250 12' IH No. 37, sealed bearings 3-14 IHC 3 pt. plow PTO, fully equipped 2 IHC Mo' 1961 F560D with power steering, 14' IH No. 37 with sealed brgs. 2-14 Ford plow MH 44 gas tractor, 3 pt. TA, 2 pt. hitch, IPTO, 3 valves, 12' IHC 3 pt. springtooth JD 60 RC tractor, gas 13' Case, sealed bearings 501 7ft. 2 IHC Mot FRANKFORT, KANS. WF axle, 1 yr. tires. Warranty Ford mower JD R dsl. with power steering with tractor $3350 MISCELLANEOUS T14 JI) PTO baler Oliver 88 std. diesel, PTO 1955 F400G with 2 pt. hitch, 3 10' JD chisel plow 5' Imco box scraper JD 830 std. diesel DAUER valves, IPTO, completely re- 32' Crust Buster harrow 2 row Dempster- 3 pt. lister JD 70 dsl. RC, live PTO built TA $1550 28' Parker harrow 4 row Case planter with fert. JD 730 dsl., RC, PS 1922J5Mtfinr8DoligM3G4J;Oupn IMPLEMENT CO. 1956 M&M No. 445 with 3 pt. No. 9A planter & disk hitch Blackhawk side delivery rake JD 3020 gas, RC, 3 pt., PTO, hitch,hyd., IPTO, power 1964 3020 gas, powershift 3-14 Massey Harris Plow, 3 pt. hyd. 1967 IH F706D Farmall tractor, steering, PA wheels & new 1965 Jn 55 14', cab 3-14 IHC plow, pull type JD 4020 RC dsl., 3 pt., like new new type engine, 615 hours ampli-torque. Was $1250 Now 4x14 JD semi -mounted plow 1966 Fury 80' rotary cutter JD 4020 RC dsl., 3 pt., power The new 1966 IH F656 gasoline tractor, $750 1967 BMB Brute 7' cutter shift, like new dirt scoop 1142 hours Dearborn belt mower lots,fillin 1960 IHC No. 101 combine, re- Washington Impl. 8' Case wheel disc COMBINES ably 1953 IH Super WD6 tractor conditioned & new paint 4 JD 55 combines, 1968 Models and 1961 IH I -560D tractor $2500 2 JD 55 combines, 1958 Models IH No. 37 12' wheel disk EA 5-2301 1962 IH B275 diesel tractor 1958 IHC No. 141 combine, new M. B. Salisbury Co. 1 JD 95 combine, 1962 Model grain pan (good) $1075 1 JD 55 combine, 1960 Model i 1958 John Deere diesel tractor, 1951 R Baldwin, good WASHINGTON 1 MF 82 combine, 1958 Model .... $750 CE 3-7411 with roll-a-matic front end 1955 Ford 3pt. rotary mold- iTyc Ai.: TORS MISCELLANEOUS 1956 IH F-300 Farmall with board lister, Dempster fert., 1 F145 5-16 semi -mounted plow herbicid wide front end USED PLOWS 114 Quincy 2 IHC 4-rc new markers & seed firming EQ014,00E141 1 JD F245 6-16 semi-mtd. plow listers, IH No. 70 4x14 plow wheels, very low acreage TOPEKA, KANS. 26' Crust buster IH No. 120, 19 disks, one way, $1150 Walden Model A drill hitch, new Dozer bla nearly new Ford 3 pt. 2 -row lister . $150 Northwest rotary tiller, 7' cut IHC No. 449A planter, fiber- stock. A 3 IH 403 combines, 16' header, One of the largest selections of and JD NrooL Imp ssal Ina glass fertilizer hoppers, used 2 late me 4 years and always shedded AT SENECA Vahsholtz Good Used Combines ers. set 1965 International % to truck, $650 12,000 miles, 4 -speed, excellent 1966 JD F145H 4-16 Impl. Co. fert..in condition IHC No. 10 16x8 drill, with rub- 1966 JD F125 3-16 In Kansas cide ber press wheels, markers, Also a hi 1967 McCormick 201 windrower, 810A JD 3-16, 3 pt. 201 West Pacific sep. delivery, fert., & carrier for810 JD 4-14 3 pt. Salina Impl. Co. splraoriltveri! 14', auger platform press wheels (always shedded 813 JD 3-16 3 pt. TA 5-4521 1964 McCormick F-806 gas trac- and like new) $1150 412 JD 2-14 3 pt. SALINA Box 1029 Ph. TA 3-2206 I used hil tor Krause 13'6" disk horrow, used 810 JD 3-14 3 pt. SALINA, KANSAS 67401 No. 31 IH manure loader 2 local low -acreage combines: I 2 seasons $650 Oliver 3-16 3 pt. 1965 IHC No. 403 ALLIS BALER with new end AC 3.16 snap coupler JD1617'1: 1 IH No. 60 3-16 plow, nearly new New Holland Hi -throw blower, 1962 Case No. 1000 less belts, $475. Also 494 John McCormick No. 311 3-16 plow like new $575 Dearborn 3-14 3 pt. $75 JD 2020 dsl., backhoe and loader Deere planter with liquid herb' real IHC No. 100 3 pt. IHC 3-14 FH D-16 cat with Cable dozer JD 14' gcAl 7' balanced Case 3-14 pull type cide, dry fert., insecticide, $460. JIRO c113'7A,; Falun head mower, 2 years $425 $150 LaPlante Shoate 6-8 yd. carryall Alfred Roeder, Seneca, Ks. x4 MM 3-14 pull type $95 with cable unit 1967 IH No. 37T baler, like newJD 2-16 pull type WANTED -- 12' grain bed for 10'93; $1275 JD 2.14 pull type IHC JD 2-12 SAVE 15' TO 40% 11/2 ton truck. Western Grain Phone 1011 1965 FH-84 Gehl forage harvest- $75 Mill, Council Grove, Kans., Ph. WITH DIRECT BUYING !!! er with 2 -row head, A-1 IHC 3-14 slat moldboards 767-5933. SB3 Fa' Falun is located 20 miles $1525 Portable Livestock Equipment MISCELLANEOUS EQPT. Feeding Equipment - Fencing FOR SALE - IHC 456 4 -row southwest of Salina 1965 No. 50 IH forage harvester JD 8' 3 pt. chisel field with 2 -row head, A-1.. $1675 cult . Most Name Brands planter, dry fert. and insecti Hdw; 1963 Oliver 12' wheel disk Farm & Ranch Supplies cide. IHC 468 cultivator, 4 -row; Complete Kewanee 9 ft. wheeldisk at HUGE Savings IHC 461 cultivator, 4 -row.IHC Cloud County JD 11' KBA wheel disk Brochures and Price List 470 lister cultivator, 4 -row. Line Of JD 9' KBA wheel disk on Specific Items Requested Dempster 4 row weeder. IHC45 Truck & Tractor JD L manure spreader ONLY - (No catalogues) vibra-shank, 16'. Kewanee46'8" Behlen Steel Ph. 243-1840 JD H manure spreader and IHC 30 manure spreader Write: Direct Buying PTO auger. All A-1 shape ST. Concordia, Kansas P.O. Box 1303 field ready.C. L. Blooreield, FARM BUILDINGS, JD 820 Kirlin $65 Clifton, Kansas. 913 455-3695. JD 820 LC cultivator HUTCHINSON, KS.67501 x4 BINS, AUGER. EQUIPMENT .. $655 COMBINES JD 820 for 3 pt. $125 Phone or write Mike Wayland at Continental flailstalk shredder, FARM ACCESSORIES FOR SALE - 3 pt. hitchfor a 1968 Gleaner G, 18', with cab 2 -row Trucks, beds & bodies D-17 Allis tractor. Also 3846 '1967 Gleaner C, with cab, 18' 2 & 4 whl. & swathe.r trailers hog sheds on skids. Willtake 1959 Gleaner A, 14', with cab Shop buildings; houses shed. 1967 MF Wayland Const. Co. IHC 141 combine, 14' care of 3 sows in each x4 Arc welding machines Dennis Holt, Olsburg, Ks. 1966 MI.' Phone EA 5-2134 1967 Gleaner C -II 16' Todd Tractor Co., Inc. Acy. & Oxy units; lathes; mill- 1967 MF Washington, Kansas66968 1963 Gleaner C, 16' ing machines; FOR SALE - JD 730diesel, 1965 Nip 1962 Gleaner C, 18' Junction Hwys. 36 & 63 pipe & bolt JD AC forage harvester, 1 thread machines; drill presses; 195°, 4-14 F-120 mounted 1997 MF row Store Phone DE 6-2138 stand & bench; gas forges; pow- plow,' 11'2' RWA JD wheeldisk, 1968Ml AIRCRAFT TIRES 1960 IHC 101 12' F-600 used SENECA, KANSAS er tools; drills; grinders; saws; No. 5 JD mower, 1962 t FOR FARM USE 1961 Case 600 combine hodst, Case 2 row corn head hand tools. Ford truck, dump bed & Aircraft pickup traction tires. WANTED - Ford 3 pt. plant- Most Sizes of Pipe and Iron 2 12,000 gallon fuel tanks.Ger- 1968 MF Heavy duty trailer tires. Wide TRACTORS er, Series 310. Henry Beichter, man shepherd pups. x4 over 6 R1, Manhattan, JE 9-3117. Welding, Lathe & 1959 NiF traction fronts. Flotation com- 1959 AC D17 gas x2 tractor bine rears.' 1959 AC D17 dsl. Machine Work Done WANTED - Good Ford good s WANTED - 3010 or 3020 JD and rear mounted scoop.Paul 1955NiF 1960 AC D-14 tractor tractor. Also Great Bend trac- Smears, 516 S. Hillside,Wichita, 1961 Olh Chet Alton 1959 Case 800 dsl. tor loader & PTO binder. P.O. x4 FORD'S SHOP Kansas, MU 2-0298. 1993 Oli TIRE CO., INC. 1959 AC D17 dsl. Box 503, Hutchinson, Ks. x4 AC Roto Baler 316 Grant heist. 725 N. 11th MARION, KS. FOR SALE - Front end Jr .. ''' WANTED - Crawler tractor 382-2588-EV 2-2163-382-3357 er, 16' lift, for hay orconstr0c. TA 3-3767 with scoop or dozer. Stateprice tion. Ben Sexton, RFD3,Abi- SALINA, KANS. Ostlund Implement & condition. Buchli Bros., Heb-IH 2 -row C254 lister, good; IHC lene, Kans. x2 ron, Nebr., Phone 768-6866. SB3 46 cultivator, with fertilizer at- P. 13eGe FOR SALE - Massey 44 dsl. CH 3-4088 tachment, 4 wheel balewagon, FOR SAT ,E - ST 8590 row crop, 3 pt. hitch, good rub- WANTED -A 3-14 pulltype Brady; New Idea 2 wheelon scraper 7 to 9 yds.,hyd. Vernon ber, ready to go. J. Wiebe, Rt. 5, plow on rubber, hvd. lift.Ed- rubber manure spreader, good Scott, Cottonwood Falls,Ks , ACik ward Svoboda, Narka, Kans. 6 001 Newton, Kansas. x4 AlltgOiALMEMS CONCORDIA shape. Lyle Heder, Alma, Ks., Phone 316 BR 3-81),97 after x3 Phone 765-3450. x6 S133 JAI

-...011111111 "I-T-tAc.roRs esel, COMBINES & MACHINERY SPECIAL tctors,real cl Still RedHot 1958 JI Case 14' TRACTOR BARGAINS good combine $1695 COMBINES 1965 International ai4 ton, 4-spd., 1952 Baldwin 14' combine, 68 Ford 3400 industrial tractor good Marys good runs A-1 - FIELD READY long wide box $999 At St. $695 with 730 industrial loader 1966 JD No. 95, 16' with cab 1962 Chevrolet pickup, 6 cyl. clean 1957 Baldwin 12' combine,re- 69 KD 3500 Ford fork lift, with the We tunedour big truck, put built 1964 Gleaner C -II, 16' with cover camper wine froa nt tires and ready to wear $2150 16' 6000 lb. mast 1962 JD No. 55, 14' 1955 Chevrolet 1/2ton, 4-spd., kov04 on new again, delivening ma- 1958 Case 800 dieselrow crop 67 Ford 5000 Selecto, gas, PS1958 JD No. 55 14' with cab runs good .100 them out tractor, all equipped,wide 66 Ford 500 dsl., PS 1958 MH No. 92, 16' ton, 4-spd., chinery toyou. axle, PS, Eagle hitch, 66 Ford 3000 gas, PS, LPTO 1954 International 3/4 --"ELLA wheels, repainted adj. 1955 JD No. 55, 14' stock racks lisk, SOME MACHINERYTHAT $1750 65 Ford 2000 gas, 4 sp. trans. 1954 JD No. 55, 14' 1962 Chev. V8, 3 -speed good 1959 Allis Chalmers D-17diesel 63 Ford 4000 gas, PS, LPTO , good JUST CAME IN _- 1951 Gleaner, 14' 1953 Ford 34 ton, overhauled, Model 4020 diesel, wide tractor, row crop, wideaxle, 63 Ford 4000 gas, 0/U trans V8, 4 -speed )4 stubble JD 1968 power steering, runs out good 62 Ford 881 Selecto gas TRACTORS planter,plow front with JDRoll -Guard Also steel stock racks for sale ad' and Indio. 450 & repainted, good rubber 62 Ford 5000 diesel, LPTO 1955 JD 70 dsl. RC, power strg.1958 Chev. 34 ton rnPlete with11,1% cab, seat beltsTraded in on $1495 61 Ford 871 Selecto diesel 1958 JD 720 dsl. std., 3 pt. lent hours, like new. Closing out new Blair feed 60 FPM Maor diesel TRUCKS wa- 1958 JD 820 dsl., dual hyd. D4520. gons $875 60 Allis D17 diesel, PS 1960 JD 830 dsl. C&C 7°° truck, 15 Model 70 , spent 1large size blair feedwagon, 60 FPM Major diesel 1962 JD 4010 LP, 3 pt. 187 " heavy the tractor 187wheelbase $80095 overhaulingdiesel used $595 6C Ford 971 diesel, power strg. 1966 JD 3020 dsl., RC, 3 pt. Auto Sales IHC late model6 -row 30" plant- 1 used VV'ix bale loader like 59 Ford 971 gas row crop 1967 JD 4020 dsl. RC, 3 pt. 4-speedgN dry fertilizer and in- new 59 Ford 841 diesel MANHATTAN MARYSVILLE er with $259 6 row JD rotary moldboard list- PR 6-5221 562-3029 ton secticide. Like new. Allis WD tractor with plow& 59 Ford 841 gas, 0/U trans. er with fert. cultivator $495 59 Ford 871 Selecto diesel 4 row JD rotary moldboard ?ly ds1,,inuit 12' Miller discwith 20" blades, WANTED - Power take off e front lowP like new. Specialprice at 35 Caterpillar crawler tractor 54 FMD Major diesel lister with fert. attachment to fit D-2 Caterpil- I with large hydraulic dozer 53 Ford NAA with Davis loader 99 Ind. loader' $875. 4 row Ford planter lar tractor. Lewis Duensing, bucket $1150 53 Ford NAA, overhauled 4 row Ford cultivator Byron, Nebraska, Phone 236- and m' Used 32 foot Crustbuster motor rebuilt 48 IHC M Farmall diesel 4 row JD RC4 cultivator [yd. dumpa 85 gas. Almost 4328. x3 411, MI -1 1960 Model Good used backhoe with 2 buck-48 Massey 30 row crop Broyhill trailer sprayer springtooth 50 Case Model DC of OlderModels new Midwest ets, fits Ford & many tractors 12' Krause oneway PICKUP ATT. for IHC field cut- harrow attachment for 494A $550 40 IHC M Farmall 14' JD BW disc ter, fits No. 15, 16 & -750. Good planter DC 4 Case tractor, repainted &40 Allis WC 14T JD baler $900. Herman Vathauer, Green- Several used 2 -row stalk cutters new tires,runs out good BALERS 9' No. 9 JD mower leaf, Ks. 66943, Phone 747-5696. Laha Motor $275 x4 1966 JD 2510 gas,sharp LA Case tractor, good running 63 NH 271 PTO twine baler & Impl, 1961 IHC 460 gas,vvfe, nice order, good rubber $295 59 Ford 250 PTO twine baler Blanding Impl. Co. WANTED - Case propane trac- 1951 C Farmall, with plow and IHC W4, looks & runs like 58 Case 130 motor twine 'oaler tor, 830 or 930, dual range. Leon- mower new $295 57 JD 14T PTO twine baler ard Wray, R1, Pomona, Kans. Phone 913 1954 60 John Deere IHC W9, good rubber & hyd. 55 NH S66 motor twine baler BELOIT, KANS. x5 1959 730 John Deere $395 61 NH 900 14' windrower AV 4.2167 JD 1962 4010 dsl., wide front, 100 HP Mercury outboard mo-65 Ford 612 2 row forage harv. PE 8-3066 FOR SALE - Massey Harris overh uled & painted tor, complete with 16' fiber- 59 IHC 36 forage harvester Super 27 combine,chaffer, ilTHA, KANS. JD 19 4rnspwide front. g'.ass Traveular boat & heavy 54 Allis forage harvester grain pan, sieve, feeder chain, 53 Papec forage harvester WANTED drive chains, throat, sickle and - pal duty trailer, used 50 hours, Have 1967 16' guards have been resurfaced re- - JO 1962 2010 gas, overhauled, lists for over $3000.... $1995 header for 410 Massey -Ferguson SALINA painted LOADERS --- BLADES combine. Will trade for 14' head- cently. Numerous parts not yet BACKHOES er. Charles Fouts, Basehor, Ks., put on. It has been shedded and JD 1961450rDuled, paint- is ready to go. All for $200. Ray- ed, wi Longhofer Ford std. loader with pump Phone 913 PL 8-2670. x3 IHC 1959 560 dsl. IHC 2001 hyd. loader, hyd. bkt. mond Anderson, Route 1, Box IHC 1957 450 dsl., $1100 spent in David loader with pump assy. MACHINERY for sale: JD 620, 60, Bn'rlington, Kans. x3 .MMUDIER42 wide front: parts alone. Priced right, has Supply Ford 730 heavy duty incl. loader rubb^r, engine, F( R. SALE -- The largest stock to go Ford 703 heavy duty ind. loaderpaint, excellent. 40' JD grain of good used AC Roto Balers in 90 gas, 3 pt., IHC 1958 450 gas, real good F:V 2-2620 Ford 753 13'.4' backhoe and hay elevator. Phone Man- live Kansas. Reconditioned and guar- Y equipped 2 IHC Model M tractors, sold McGee 6' front dozer blade hattan, Kans. 913 539-8123. SB3 MARION, KS. Vassar 6' rear blade anteed, deliver and service any tractor, 3 pt. one Heath 6' & 8' rear blades We install endless belts :ractor, gas 2 IHC Model C tractors, sold one FOR SALE- 4020 JD propane, only. Over twenty years exper- vith power steerini, USED TRACTORS USED FORD PLOW, f)fSCS, 1967, low hours. JD 16'6" fold ience. Claude Talley, Wetmore, :d. diesel, PTO 1958 MH 444, gas, power steer- MOWERS, SPRINGTOOTHS, up heavy duty disc, 1968. Jr) 4 ing, 3 pt. hitch, painted, NEW Ford 4 -row top planter ROTARY & FLAIL MOWERS - Kans., Phone 8664530. x9 diesel 1960 Ford 871 SOS with loader row cultivator, rear mount. IHC live PTO from one end to the other 10' chisel, pull type. 5 FOR SALE - 1961 IHC 160 tan- 2 MH 44toclors 1959 871 Ford SOS, clean row irri- , RC, PS 1958 861 Ford, big motor, extra McPherson gation furrower, propane tank dem truck, 20' stock & grain, 26 s, RC, 3 pt., PTO, 2 JD G:W* JD B ton hoist, new motor and tires. good Tractor Company on trailer. Paul Thomas, 321 JUST RECEIVED 1951 8N Ford, good condition West Dayton, Burlingame,Ks. Ralph Wenske, Byron, Nebr., dsl., 3 pt., likens "Ford Tractor - '0913) 654-3615 after 5:00. x3 Phone 2364645. x3 The new Tucker Speed Mover1946 9N Ford. overhauled Com- dsl., 3 pt., power New Holland Dealer" ------dirtscoops for cleaning feed pletely new .. - ..... - lots,fillingholes,etc. Reason - 1953 John Deere 60 USED TRACTORS OMBINES ably priced at $440 for the 10' 1946 B John Deere OVERSTOCK DEMONSTRATORS I nbines, 1968 Models an1 $540 for the 12' 1961 MF 85D, good Demonstrated 1968 AC 180 dsl. 1958 800B Case, new paint 1962 AC D-19 diesel John Deere 2.510 tractor, gas, fully equipped, wide mbines, 1958 Mok Buy On Approval 1962 MH No. 90 gas nbine, 1962 Model Demonstrate 1951 C Allis Chalmers front axle, remote cylinder, weights, 15x38$1450 nbine, 1960 Model JO871 4 -row rotary moldboard 1968 3500 Ind. Ford with loader, COMBINES 6 -ply tires, 3 pt. hitch SAVE )mbine, 1958 Model 1ister with felt. insecticide & demo., 2.36 hours, het.bicide 1968 500() gas, 8 speed, demo. 1968 Gleaner G, 20' John Deere 2510 tractor, diesel, fully equipped, 'ELLANEOUS 1967 Gleaner C -II,16' wide frontaxle,remote cylinder,weights, herbicide, priced to sell. 1968 2000 Ford gas, PS, 4-spd., 1SOO semi -mounted plow 2IHC 4 -row rotary moldboard some hours on it 1964 Gleaner C -II 16' 15x38 6 ply tires, 3 pt. hitch SAYE 6-16 semi -mid. plow 1957 JD 45, 10' 1isters, both real sharp MACHINERY 1955 Massey 60, 12' uster WALDON John Deere F145 3 -bottom 14" steerable plow, 20" lel A drill hitch, nes Dozer blades & Doze-Alls in 4' tractor Fresno 1952 Massey 27, 14' $220 rotary tiller, 7' cut 3 No. 5 JD mowers coulters, trash boards SAVE stock. Also GB loaders, Du -All 2 Dearborn 3 pt. mowers, 6' & 7' MACHINERY largest selectionsol and JD loaders 2 2-14 Ferguson 3 pt. plows AC 4 -row rotary moldboard 2late model IHC 4 -row plant- JD mounted cultivator lister John Deere F145 4 bottom 14" steerable plow, 20" $300 Used Combines ers. set up if wanted,' with 11.Y 3 pt. MF disc IHC 4 -row monitor, 3 pt. hitch coulters, trash boards SAVE fert..insecticide & big herbi- AC 80 R mower n Kansas cide Used 6' 3 pt. blade Also a hitch to pull these 2 Pair used 12-28 tire chains AC 172 rotary shredder, 6' John Deere F145 4 bottom 16" steerable plow, 20" 11' KBA John Deere wheel disc IHC side delivery rake coulters, trash boards SAVE $300 aImpl. CO. planterstogetherwiththe MH 10' wheel disc John Deere No. 5 mower 8 row marker setup 1959 Ford 981 SOS JD 2 -row monitor, 3 pt. hitch Ph. TA 3421 1 used hitch, JD No. 18 Ford 8N or 9N loader AC 4-14 mtd. snap coupler plow KANSAS 67401 Bale Wire, American Sterling -- Box $10.25 , USED WHEEL DISKS 3-16 Dearborn 3 pt. plow, good MH 2 -way 3.16 plow er4 3-16 Ford 101 3 pt. plow, like _ER with new JD 161.' BW with foldup gangs new NEW IN STOCK USED 3475. Also 494Joht real good New pull type field sprayer, 8 - 190XT ---180 170 tractors er with liquidhell JD 14' AW good row G, F & K Gleaners rt.,insecticide, JD 11' AW good Used TFD 2 cyl. Wisconsin mo- Hesston Windrowers IHC No. 37 wheel disc, anti friction bearings, new ier, Seneca, Ks. IHC 37 with sealed bearings, tor front disc, 12', very good $550 [0'9" ----grain bed fa New balers, rakes, blades and - 12' IHC 37 10', plain bearings 'k. Western Gran cement mixers in stock. Marysville Mchry. John Deere 406 4 -row planter, with fertilizer Grove, Kam,ft $695 Farmers Union Burns -Salisbury East US 36 attachment, good -IHC 456 Row ICI 3-4746 John Deere 494- Planter, 4 row, fertilizer attach- insec4 East US24 $895 fert. and Hdw. & Implement I T,,,1::105,t1 ment, packer wheel, good 38 cultivator,4-Trj,4-ow MARYSVILLE, KANSAS ltivator, 4 -row. Everett Hoobler 461. PR 8-5731 Mgr. ultivator, 4 -row,: kat=5L) FOR SALE - IHC 4-16 plow, f..9gei3ge ...... 2 -row lister, fertilizer att., fast hitch $95 row weeder. Ph. 437.2913 MANHATTAN hyd. Ford 2.14 3 pt. IHC 11' one- 16'. Kewanee466, way. Wayne Neel, Jamestown, All A-1 shape ST. MARYS, KANS. PARTS --- SERVICE Kansas. x3 L.Blootricit4 CO 3-1627 Abilene IHC rotary lister, rubber press, fertilizer $295 sas. 913455-3695.rl FOR THE rideof yourlife, ride a Big Horn saddle from Dempster 4 row planter, rotary moldboard, hard COMBINES Key Milling. Clay Center, Kans. ground openers, fertilizer, gauge wheels, fast 3 pt.hitch I2,5, 1968 JD 105, 22', diesel engine SB TF hitch $495 ractor.- Also3 !Oelo COMBINES 1968 John Deere 55, 15' a skids.Will take 1967 MF WANTED - Rectangular JD Oliver 2 wheel tractor spreader, on rubber, 85 bu. each shell' 410 16' with cab $7550 1959 John Deere 95, 18' fertilizer boxes for planter. For )ws in 1966 MI.' 41016' with cab$5950 1959 John Deere 95, 16' 1967 MF sale, 8' HoPme. Howard Goering, Olsbus- 300, 13' $6000 1958 John Deere 55, 14' x3 -John Deere Model N PTO spreader, 145 bu. size, 1965 MF 222 Peabody, Kansas. lots of service left $375 - JD730 diesel' corn head $1250 TRACTORS ted 1967 MF422 cornhead mow' , $2750 FOR SALE - Havmaster ma- -120 disk 1968 MF 1968 JD 4020 diesel, demo. Whe;05 300 14 -ft.dettable, nure loader, good condition. Will MA JD used notover 300 acres 1967 John Deere 4020 diesel ower, 1961 hoist fit most tractors. Price $30.00. IHC No. 30 loader, fits H or M tractor $95 ...... 1966 John Deere 3020 diesel & . .. . $7100 Harold Jones,Riley,485-2283. dump bed Getir 1968 MF 4.10 16 1956 John Deere 70 diesel on fueltanksrl -ft., has not cut x5 494A John Deere Planters -4 & 6 row ,d pup over 600 acres $8500 1959 MFNo, 82 14' combin., IHC 37 DISC, 10'9" for sale. Grainovator - Blaic Feed Wagons good shape FordtraZ 52400 Peterson Bros., Inc. Glenn Wilson, PR 6-7318, Man- See Or Call Us For Good Prices On The Above Machines GoodscooP., 1955 90 Special, 14' hattan. x3 )unted 1961 Oliver $1100 Hillside, cl No. 25 12' $1600 3. 1963 OliverNo. 9 corn head Ph. 913 227-3700 CULTIVATOR -CURLER com- JOE BOWMAN - Call Us Collect - BUD ANDERES 2-0298. bination. 2 row 3 pt. Dempster JD...... $450 Front enheist' &o. 46with oorn head$750 $100. Fordson rear mounted - consul!' manure loader, $20. IHC 3S elec- or3AI. LINDSBORG, KS. r hayRFD 3' tric cream separator, $15. Solo- %ton, Pfister -Rhodes mon 913 OL 5-7773. x5 1967 SERIES 500 4 -rowAC BOWMAN'S Complete WANTED -IHC 303 combine. CE 8-4 1 03 ST 16°' 5101 Impl. Co. cult., like new, $225. State price, year, condition. Your Manhattan - Junction City JD Dealer with fenders, Call DougWildin, Reiker Bros., Red Cloud, Nebr. -dsyds., Fans,Falls, lcs,rjr5 Phone 439-2445 Ks. l 316 662-7543, Hutchinson,SB4 68970. x3 JUNCTION CITY, KANS. l`v°3.8?,97 after bso JAMESTOWN,KANS. March 18, 1969 WANTED T OBUY - JD ModelMALE SCOTCH Collie pups ALTA VISTA STOCKMAN R tractor, P.O. Box 206, Man- from registered litter. Sable andPAUL GRENSING DIES EXCELLENT 1959 Allis Super hattan, Kans. SB3white with full collars. $25. ALTA VISTA SP 100 combine, shedded, low FOR SALE - Good used Inter- Patsy Houghton, Tipton, Kans., - Paul Gren eed acreage, chopper and blower. national self -washer separator. 67485. x5sing, localfarmenstoclonan, Sammy Little,Beverly, Kans. Miscellaneous has Bargain, only $695. Nickel Bro- x4 FOR SALE - Thoroughbred died at the age of 63. Hespent thers, Buhler, Kans. x3 67423. Phone 436-7303. his entire life in the Alta English Shepherd puppies. Our Vista OBc FOR SALE - 1966 IHC 4 -row WANTED TO Buy -Adjustable FIBERGLASS BOAT address is Frank Suchy, Rt. 5,and Alma communities. cultivator No. 468. Raymond wide front end for MH 44 row Will sell our 1963 Crestline14'Emporia, Kans. 66801. Phone 1 play Kolle, Linn, Kans., phone 348- crop tractor or willtrade. Walt- fiberglassboat with75 HP Dickens 2-1547. x3 ~larch x4 er Millirons, Concordia,Kans. Evinrude motor and trailer.An the 1969. s 2332. x3 Ks., show 66901. A-1 outfit. Call Alta Vista, Black Stallion premium rota aromas FOR SALE - 3 -point 4.14 Mas- area code 913: square bale twine, $6.15 loor eases from sey No. 37 plow, Donald Winter, FOR SALE --- International 64 Business Opportunities beets a Days: 229-6619 bag lots before May 1- $6.45 Frankfort, Kans. x3 combine motor, good shape. Ra- Nights: .229-6373 10 hag lots after May 1st. bange in son diator for International M trac- Hydraulic cylinders: 2" $21.50 FOR SALE - 1958 Baldwin A, tor. George Kaliwoda, Cuba FANCY TEAM harness for po- d hay acrea good, shedded bigtires, BIG OPPORTUNITY 3" $23.95, 312" $31.95, 4" $34.95 an oats - 14 -ft. 10F3. x3 nies, horses, collars, pads, hous- Heavy duty studded tee steel pickup reel. Earl Kuntz, Abi- ings, miniature wagons.Metal Write Box 1009V lene, Kans. x4 posts, 87c; 6' 93c, 61/2'99c Wings)ace' FOR SALE - Model M Allis stock rack for long 1/2 ton Chev. c/o Grass & Grain ti crawler with live hydraulic buck- Red brand 121/2 ga. barbed wire ansas Cr°P. FOR SALE - JD No. 50 trac- 5 & 6 ft. width highloader Manhattan, Kans.66502 serva. loader & dozer, Serial 5516, has ets 1/2 price. 64 Model outboard $9.45 tor and JD No. 45 manure scoop. ror operator -manager of largeLincoln welders completewith porting Call or see after 5:00 or on Sat., 540 PTO. Good silo and feed lot Mere. motor. Nolan Scott,2510 accessories, - 180 amp rctprospeetive tractor. Phone Waterville 785- Apple Lane, Ph. 662-2918, Hutch-farm. Young man, experienced. $g3 David Manges, Westmoreland, x5 Modern house furnished. A tru- 225 amp $93.00 were IT 9 pea Kansas, Phone 224-3580. x3 2730. inson. x3 . _ lyfine opportunity forad- 4 HP garden tillers.. $124.50 FOR SALE - 52 MasseyHarris vancement in the field of agri-20" 3 HP lawn mower . $36.88 FOR SALE - Tractor tire Lloyd WATCH FOBS wanted, for my from 1 chains, one set 18.4-34 duals Super 27 combine, $200. collection, which advertise farmculture. Man chosen must have Farmersex Manthe, Olsburg, 468-3396. references. complete $325. 1 pair 18.4-34 SB3 machinery,tools,construction new Goodyear takeoff tires, machinery,saddles,windmills, automo- rtNi $300 & Exch. Firestone store, FOR ALL types of tractors andgas engines, railroads, TE pes:banebrugtithnurgileE Marysville 913 562-2337, Howard farm equipment both NEW& biles, etc. Good prices paid. Ken- Help Wanted Funk, Manager. SB4 USED please call Bill Wheeler, neth Peterson, Sylvan Grove, La Crosse, Kansas 913 - 222-2706. Ks. 67481. x4 FARMRANCH cut WANTED TO BUY - Late ------tog Will trade and finance. Over 100 HELP WANTED -- Need man equal model wrecked or burned trac- new and used tractorsto choose FOR SALE - 300 good hedge SUPPLY tors, IHC, Allis, Case, MM, Oli- posts 7 ft. long. Nathan Kuntz,to work on cattle ranch. For fallsn' s SB8 Pg le:ty eaPsaexr.downee ver or John Deere. Call or from_ -----R1, Abilene, Kans. x6information call Eskridge, Ks., Emporia write E. D. "Rusty" Longhofer, ---JOHN DEERE 60 tractor for 449-2617. SB3 112 2nd St., Marion, Kans., Ph. sale. Row crop, live PTO, power WANTED - 100 jackrabbit West Hwy. US 50 a yearearlier EV 2-2620. SB6 steering, good condition. Ph. livers. For sale: Old antique Combined a( x4 Cistern pumps. Elmer N. Gib- FOR SALE - 3 JD 12' spring- 456-2447, Wamego. son, Oketo, Kansas. 66518. x3 grown,inelud and ex' tooths, 2 with hyd. control. 1 ms cultivator, 2 -row, for AC CA; 2 - FOR SALE - 4 -row IHC lister, WOOD SHAVINGS, livestock fert. boxes, insecticide, markers, V. Larson, 913 - 293- hay and fall row cultivator for AC WC; 2 - rubber press wheels. Lloyd Man - bedding. toto SB4 sabciaxerrtipeeneaotede row cultivator for JD A. 1953 the, Olsburg 468-3396. SB3 5592, Leonardville, Ks. NEW FORD TRACTOR BARGAINS AC WD 45 tractor, narrow acres in1969, front, good condition. Two -row FOR SALE --- 9'6" IHC No. 37CEDAR SHAVINGS, petbed- AC lister, fits on CA, with fert. ding. Pickering, Rt. 3, Manhat- Model 2000 Gas, 4 speed $3150 last wheel disk. Michael Finan, tan, Phone 913 - 776-8104. SB4 During the and rubber press. IHC 4 -bar Blaine, Kansas 66410. Phone ansas total rake, 4 wheel on rubber. Grain Westmoreland 224-3570. SB3 POST HOLE Digger,3pt. Model 3000 gas, 8 speed, LPTO $3595 auger, 6"x20' on rubber. Dale - - hitch, used very little, $75. Mrs. ranged from Burger, Rt. 2, Clay Center, Ks., FOR SALE -- Two 3300 bu. me- Pickering, Manhattan. 913 776- ME 2.3007. x3 tal Columbian AAA grain bins, Model 4000 Gas, 8 speed, Ind. PTO $3850 standing on concrete blocks. 8104. SB4 TRACI-ORS: 1958 MF 65. 1965 Excellent condition. Dave Kar-IRON FLOOR Safe, small, $100. Model 5000 Gas. 8 speed, Ind. PTO $4650 LP Comfort King 930, 1600 hrs. nowski, Emmett, Ks., Phone Mrs.Pickering,Manhattan, Crops 1960 GVI MM. 1959 Case LP 535-2597. x3 SB4 900. 1957, 1951 MM GB's. 1953 913 - 776-8104. Model 5000 Dsl., 8 speed, Ind. PTO $4995 UTS. 1955 60, G, D John Deeres. FOR SALE -- 1967 G1000 MM FOR SALE Model L 105 1947 Ford with loader. Davis tractor, row crop, 3 pt., big tires, Hammond electricorgan,like Model 5000 Diesel, Selecto-Speed - $5195 loader. COMBINES: 1952, 1953, cab, dual hydraulic, weights, on- new, $750. Emil H. Mueller, 1958, 1959, 1960 Gleaners. 1959, ly 330 hours. Like new. Sold forHanover, Kans., 337-2252.SB4 1949 John Deeres. 1959 Allis SP $10,850. Will sell for $6500. Buy- Model 8000 Diesel, 8 speed trans. $7995 Sorghums, all 100. M -F 3x16 plow. 4 Dempster er can assume payments. Also FOR SALE --- Nice started herd tarn, all rotary listers. Ford plows, discs, 14' Oliver disk, like new. $600.of chinchillas. A nice project for Orley listers, cultivators, blades. 4 -row Call 625-6940, Hays, Ms. SB3 a boy or girl or a partly retired Soybeans JD 3 point lister cultivator. 14' person. C. P. Rensink, RR1, Ada, McPherson Tractor Company 1 Bay 1/ JD wheel disc. 13' Richardson FOR SALE 1961 Kansas. x4 otatoes 400 gal. bulk tank in excellent "FORD TRACTOR DEALER" etpotatoes mulch treader (demo). Nickel -- - sat Beets Brothers, Buhler, Kansas. x3 condition, new heavy duty com-WE CONTRACT build all types Phone 241-2900 McPherson, Ks. as, Dry Edible pressor. Sam Euler, Dwight. fences to your specifications. eat 2/ 2 bottom plow, $25. Mrs. Picker- Ks., Phone 913 482-3364. x4 A&D Lindquist Fence Co., Wa- e 2/ ing, Route 3, Manhattan, Phone terville,Ks., Phone 785-2618 or 913 776-8104. SB4 FOR SALE 1962 John Iteere 785-2619. x5 45 combine. Kept shedded. First WED STATES WANTED - USED silo unload- used fall of '63. With 1966 234FOR SALE --One good used Sorghums, all er for 14'silo. Everett Liven - corn head, Hume reel, with Mtandem 2 -horsetrailer.Call to, all good,Morganville,Kans. and W Robot control, grain tank229-6683 after 5:00 p.m. Mike Thursday 1 Spring Wheat SB3 extensions, lights and special Durum Peterson, Alta Vista, Kans. x3 Other Spring corn sieve. Charles Fouts, Base- Oita FOR SALE - 1961 IHC 180 tan - hor, Mans.. Phone 913 PL 8-2670.WANTED TO BUY Furni- Seeley Phone 236-4645. x4 x3ture. dishes, large marbles, fruit Soybeans jars.antiqueitems.'Trite MARCH 20 All Bay 1/ Hamme's Antiques. Abilene, Ks., Potatoes Sugar Beets Good Flint Hills Pasture Phone WE 4-2718. x5 hams, Dry Edible ALL WITHIN 2 MILES OF EACH OTHER Starts .12:30 Noon Pets 11 Acreage for ha Lunch Served y Planted previa y As published 1 FOR SALE 2 2 -year old AKC Due to the death of my husband, I will sell at public auction Saturday Registered proven Scotties. Mrs. the following listed items heated one mile north of Interstate Carl Koehler, RR1, Phone ED 70 on Highway 15 north of Abilene. Kansas. 7-2440, Hanover, Ks. 66945.x3 Tin roofing;1"pipe;steel Farm Machinery posts;propane solderkit; 1951 Ford tractor horse shoes; collarsand MARCH 22 2-14 two point plows hames; copper tubing; bolts; 8-16 VB grain drill harrow; forge. AUCTION 2 -row weeder 2 tractor umbrellas; buggy Starts 2:00 p.m. 2 -wheel moline spreader on shafts; IHC cream separator; 5 miles smell of Onaga, Ks., on rubber boomers;large propanebot- oil road, west 1!.2 miles on gra- JD side delivery rake tle; scoops & forks; wide tire 306 ACRES IN 3 TRACTS vel road. IHC tandem disc wagon gears. 2 single row walking cultiva- Combine grain bin tofit 2 miles east of WHITE CITY- 12 miles northwest of Sat.. March 22 tors pickup; 8" table 2 wheel COUNCIL GROVE. The following described property will be Starts 1:00 p.m. 2 wheel transport trailer grain bin on rubber; heavy sold by Public Auction at the American Legion Building in 7' tractor mower stock saddle; 75 Diamond lay- WD AC tractor, 1950 3 pt. lister ing hens. WHITE CITY, KANS. D-14 tractor, 1960, wick front, Walking plow Propane gas brooder stove power strg ,goo:i shape Ferguson tractor cultivator ANTIQUE AND TRACT 1 - 100 ACRES AC lister AC plow PICKUP - 1962 Chev. 1/2ton HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Wa Location: 2 miles east of White City on the north side of AC round baler, 1P57 MISCELLANEOUS 2 antique butchering kettles Kansas Highway No. 41 19(31 bale elevator Bale-o-Vator 20' hay elevator Lard press; Hobart commer- IHC No. 5 side rake 12'x3" Mayrath grain auger cial electric power sausage 1966 TRACT 2 - 121 ACRES JD No. 39 mower, 1966, like new Several buggy tongues and grinder; hand operated sails - 1966°11 RJ.Dig. Location: 3 miles east of White City on Kansas Highway 4, David Bradley elevator, 1959 neckyokes age grinder; 9'x9' tent; 2 camp 11/4 miles south, then 1/4 'mile west to the northeas tcorner Kromer 2-whl. sprayer, like Emery grinder cots; steel cot; roll -away bed; new 1 HP el. mtr., 110 or 220 kerosene lantern. chairs; :j.kr°1)itw.ac25111:::ic: TRACT 3 - 85 ACRES 3 -pt. hook blade for tractor,new 1/3 HP electric mtr., like new Antique wash bowl and Location: 3 miles east of White City, then 1% miles southto 4 antique covered wagon bows the Northwest corner. Cultivator for D14 tractor pitcher;antiquecharcoal New Idea fertilizer spreader Pre -celluloidspreaders -burning iron; some antique Ao consisting of 52 rings 4' long, LOTS IN PARKERVILLE -2 Lots Up To 1.58 Acres New Wards Sea King 3 hp mtr. dishes. J. & wooden boat 3 other sets 24 rings. Stone fruit jars, quartsand MINERALS: The mineral rightsgo to the buyers. Wik bale loader, 1961 Set of 13/4" pulling harness half gallons. J.U.j:3.1)8uP.Iltr3 11W 9 11101 J.D.1). Rubber tired hay wagon 2 sets single harness Large stone jars;other FB POSSESSION: April 1, 1969. 14'4" grain auger Leg vise;electric chick small antique items; white Escrow Agent: Morris County Savings And Loan Associa- Tractor post hole digger brooder; weed sprayer; greaseporcelain kitchen table; stand J.D.4. Hog house lift.hwa tion, Council Grove, Kansas. brooder house cartridges; Gamble electric table; wash stand. J.D. AC tandem disc: IHCcorn bind- fencer; Coleman gas light; Other miscellaneous items 2 ro. W. H. Haun Heirs spotlight; J.D.jII Model InN°,' er: 2-whl .trailer; 1963 chain ensilage fork;logtoo numerous to mention. 314 Alton D. Haun, executor4 Harold Haun, attorney saw. chains; steel wagon tongue; HAY HAYRA.OK LOAD OF TOOLS Avery jack; steel cable; 18'x4"Approx. 400 bales of alfalfa For Complete Descriptions, See Grass & Grain March, 11 Electric drill; spades; forks; steel pipe. Approx. 70 bales of hay socket sets: log. chains: good Wards 10 -inch tablesaw Approx. 100 bales of straw The auctioneer will be on Tract 1 on Tuesday, March 18 from saddle and bridle; old ironand 1 until 4 p.m. Owners reserve the night to reject any and all lots of miscellaneous items. bids. For further information, contact: Mrs. Cleve Stoffer, Owner Jim Kirkeminde, Auctioneer and ROW Estate Broker Lorna F. Smith t verettz Auctioneers: Schnell Brothers Clair Snider,Clerk 'Marys, Topeka, Kansas Phone AM 6-4590 Aucts. & Clerks: Bosse, Cottrell Banker: Farmers National Bank, Abilene, Kansas sbac L'NsiNG ntlIAN -d planted in the early 1960's. crops has been light to date. The intended oats seeding ofFarmers are generally quite op- March18, 1969 -1)7Afism ul Fee Grain Planmt 220,000 acres is 1 percent less timistic on the crop outlook but amp,.stoe

than last year and continues theare "champing at the bit" to get tfaegel of " very low level of the past sev-into fields as soon as snow :urnrtn the Alta1,71".1 eral years. goes off and soils dry sufficient-Herington Site unities, Largest Since oBe 64 Farmers' intentions on soy- ly. acres. beans, projected before the re- March 1planting intentions United States For Council Grove 1969 spring crops in Government farmprogram cent announcement of lower , for the Planting intentions of the Na.; sizeable acreage signups were still inprogress support prices, were for an lienDn ?reinintuin rotail Kansas show tion's farmers for the 17 crops PCA Meeting )eforwe me, 1968 for corn, during the Marchsurvey, but acreage equal to last year's COUNCIL GROVE - The an- av$P510! increases from record high plantings of 973,000included in the March 1 survey s after gav-j-k sugar beets and barley, no all programs are expectedto tctaled 254 million acres com- nual meeting of the Council ?ylinders: .2,11,. in sorghum, soybean idle about 4.6 millionacres this acres.. Grove Production Credit Asso- change acreages, but aslight Prospective sugar beet plant-pared with 253 million last year. 31''' $31.95, ",,),$34 anii d hay year compared to 3.1 million ciation will be held at Hering - studded ings of 48,000 acres represent a Expected feed grain acreage t ''ldecline inoats and dry bean last year. ton on Thursday, March 20. 8Ze. 6' 9 ceegsleel I was down slightly, with small 1 according tothe The 1969 expected plantingsof new record large acreage and Time is 6:30 p.m. and the lo- '9. --. . .b3a/ib;(1'2\i', plantings, an increase of 17 percent fromdecreases in sorghums and corn tonsas Cropand Livestock Re-feed grains - sorghums,corn, but slight increases in oats and cation is the Herington com- clers co '' k. -, barley and oats a year earlier. rdPleteµ porting Service. - in Kansas of barley. munity building. The principal - 180 a, 1L.! plantings Dry beans are expected to be 'fiP V: Prospective corn 6,454,000 acres, if realized, will Food grain acreage was down speaker will be Floyd Ricker, 093.00 percent, sugar beetsbe 3 percent above last year andplanted on 17,000 acres com- secretary of the Federal Inter- n tillers were up 9 . 12 percent, reflecting lowered n Ci2IcTiap 17 percent and barley up 50 the largest since 1964. pared with 19,000 acres last mediate Credit Bank of Wichita. '- 'flower.- year. wheat allotments. last year. Sorghum plantings for allpur- Two new directors will be percent from The expected 1969 potato Intended acres of soybeans Varmersexpect to plant theposes are expected to be the were up 3 percent from a year elected to replace Karl Kayser sorghum and soybean same as last year's 4,468,000 plantings of 1300 acres are earlier and there was a sub- of Americus and Paul Epp of same reduce oats and dryacres, with smaller plantings indown a little from a year ago acreage but and sweet potatoes at 1000 stantial increase expected for Newton., bean plantingsslightily. western Kansas offset by in- sugar beets. Manager Charles E. Graham of all hay expect-creases elsewhere in the state. acres are unchanged. Total acre- says this is the first time the The acreage age of all hay intended to be Hay acreage to be harvested 4ed to be cutin 1969 should Intended corn plantings of appeared closely in line with Council Grove PCA has held its earlier. 1,578,000 acres are 9 percent cut by Kansas farmers and annual meeting at night. equal that a year ranchers in 1969 is unchangedlest year. Last fall'sseeded wheat acre-more than in 1968 and largest world down 9 per cent fromin half a dozen years. The in- from the 2,419,000 acres cut in age was 1968, Hwy. us 50 a yearearlier. creasereflectscontinued ex- OIL COMPANY LIQUIDATION Combined acreage of all cropspansion in western irrigated Early seeding of spring spring plant-areas and some increase in planted small grains has lagged grown, including considerably behind usual this ings andexpected harvest ofnortheast Kansas. Wednesday seeded grains, is Pluspective acreage of barley,year as wet, muddy field condi- hay and fall tions delayed seedbed prepara- ARGAINSexpected to total 19.5million including that sown last fall about the same as Von and planting. By March 8, AUCTION acres in 1969, plus intended spring seedings, only 2 percent of the expected $3150last year. was 188,000 acres, 50 percent oats acreage was sown compar- MARCH 19 During the preceding decade, above last year and the largest has ed with 22 percent on the same TO $3595Kansas total crop acreage in 3 years, but isstill only date last year. SALE ranged from 19.4 to 22.2 millionabout one -fifth of the acreage Equipment Sells 11:00 a.m. Spring barley seeding was PTO $3850 PROSPECTIVE PLANTINGS FOR 1969 only 1percent finished on ReRal Estate 1:00 p.m. PLANTED ACRES PTO $4650 March 8, compared with 5 per- FURMAN OIL COMPANY Acreage Planted cent last year. Crops Pre -season seedbed prepara- The following described property will be offered for sale by Prospective : 1969as PTO $4995 1967 1968 public auction on the premises, 1 block east of Patterson Imple- 1969 : of 1968 tions for later planted spring ment Co. at 511 East Main Street. (000) (000) (000) crops was also well behind ed $5195 - schedule. COUNCILGROVE, KANSAS KANSAS Fall sown grain crops were Council Grove, Kansas I'S. 4,338 4,468 100 $7995 Sorghums, all 4,468 REAL ESTATE TERMS Corn, all 1,366 1,448 1,578 109 seeded about the usual time and Oats 218 222 220 99 generally got a good start ex- LEGAL DESCRIPTION Barley 119 125 188 150 Part of Lots 2, 3, 4, 9, 10 and 973 100 cept in a dozen or so extreme Soybeans 846 973 11, Block 11, all in Mosier's Ad- Equipmeit Impany All Hay 1/ 2,465 2,419 2,419 100 western counties where lack of Potatoes 1.6 1.5 1.3 87 dition to the City of CouncilA full line of tools and supplies Coeetpotatoes 1.1 1.0 1.0 moisture curtailed development Grove, service station Sugar Beets 25.0 41.0 48.0 117 and in southeast Kansas where GENERAL DESCRIPTION TRUCK 'person, Ks. Beane, Dry Edible 12.0 19.0 17.0 90 1948 Chevrolet 2 ton tank Wheat 2/ 13,146 11,963 3/10,886 91 excess moisture created prob- The real estate fronts alongwagon with 2 speed rear end, Rye 2/ 126 94 3/ 164 174 the south side of Main Street lems. for 90 feet, and is 120 feet261 engine, 4 new tires, dual In most of the state fall sown wide along the south side. pump system, 800 gallon tank, UNITED STATES crops came through the winter hoses, reels, 2 pumps, allin Building has office, sales areagood condition. Sorghums, all 19,007 17,924 17,659 99 in good condition, although and shop and storage areas FIXTURES AND art, all 71,093 64,787 64,409 99 some local winterkill of barley and rest room on the ground OFFICE EQUIPMENT hursday fall Spring Wheat 13,699 13,197 11,367 86 floor, and additional storage Durum OTHER 2,826 3,669 3,452 94 and wheat was reported, mainly on the second floor. All mason- Other Spring 10,843 9,528 7,915 83 from dry western areas. ry construction. 1951 John Deere Model A trac- Oats 20,646 23,003 23,337 101 tor with new rubber Barley 10,002 10,322 10,352 100 Late February and early POSSESSION - April 1, 1969Massey Harris Model 81 trac- Soybeans 40,776 41,579 42,997 103 All Hay 1/ 64,667 62,570 62,730 100 March snows increased surface ESCROW AGENT tor, A-1 rubber ARCH 20 Potatoes 1,497 1,409 1,413 100 moisture supplies in these dry Farmers and Drovers Bank, 2 -wheel implement trailer Sugar Beets 1,197 1,482 1,649 111 Beans, Dry Edible 1,290 1,501 1,531 102 western areas and bolstered For Complete Listings of Equipment, Office Erittirment crop prospects. Soil blowing And Miscellaneous Items, See Grass & Grain March 11 its 12:30 Soon 1/ Acreage for harvest. and insect damage to fall sown ,inch Served 2/ Planted previous fall. Jim Kirkeminde, Auctioneer 3/ As published December 1968. BUYING r- SELLING? 135 East 29th St., Topeka, Kansas 66605 Phone AM 6-4590 I at public an& orth of Interstav i_LAT pipe;sta 1" Thursday ne solderkit; SEE YOUR ACCREDITED and collars FARM AND LAND BROKER ?r tubing;bolts: Saturday LISTED BELOW AUCTION C. umbrellas; buggy AUCTION MARCH 20 cream separator: 2000A ranch, excellent grass, ge propanebal. MARCH 29 Cloud Co. SALE forks; wide tire 908A improved, nearly all good SALE farm land, Allen Co. 29% Starts 12:00 Noon rain bin tofit Starts 1:00 p.m. down able ; 2 wheel 800A, a high producing grain The following described itemswill be sold at public auc- rubber; heavy farm, 361 acres bottom land, tion to the highest bidder.Location on Anderson Cattle Co. lot 75 DiamondlaY Iam quitting farming and will sell the following property at Nemaha County. 50, south of Lyon Co. LivestockAuction at public auction atmy farm located 3 miles north ofEmmett, Ks., 140A, the best of improvements, across old Highway brooder stove on Highway 63, High- 350A broke, Ottawa Co., 29% EMPORIA, KANS. 3 or 11 miles north of St. Marys, Kans., on lUE AND way 63, down 4 row Ford planter, 3 pt. OLD ITEMS 480A, new home, 320 acres of 4 wheel rubber tired wagon kettles FARM MACHINERY J.D. Corn shelter, PTO driven. thebest laying land. Neosho Machinery Fertilizer spreader chering J.D. 4 -wheel wagon with flat bed. Hobartcoannler. Co_ IHC 2 -row cultivator for M orFeed grinder 1966 J.D. 3020 dieseltractor, 1,100 hrs.Electric wheel wagon with flat bed. 400A improved, 300A grass, bal- New Holland hay chopper power sausage 1966 J.D. F-145 Homemade wagon and bed, Htractor operated sail semi -mount 4-14" plow. ance creek land. Cloud Co. 4 -bar side del. rake on steel Portable silage blower 1 1966 J.D. 25-Asprayer, 3 -pt. hitch with1958 IHC Model 55 hay baker. disk plowIrrigation pump Yx9' tent;2 camp drops. Grain -O -Valor Model 55 feed wagonwi. 240A, improved; Clay Co., 29% 3 -sec. harrow J.D. 4 -row front down. JD 2-14 pull type plow Lot of 6"x30' irrigation pipe t;roll-awaY be° mounted cultivator with flotationtires. 240A improved, above average enelantern.d quick -tact to fit 60or 70 John Deere.Grain -0-' a tor Model 30 feed wagon. IHC 3-14 pull type plow TRACTORS AND CAR J.I,. 4 -row 871lister with rotary mole - land, Riley Co., 20% down JD 7' pull type disk 1957 960 Ford, 3 pt., power ash bawl Wards and insecticideboxes. COMBINE 160A Grass, 1969 possession, JD 10' wheel disk ique charcoal j.il. Ao. 8 'i-tt.mower. steering antique Clay County 30' grain and hay elevator, on1956 960 Ford, 3 pt. hitch, PS some J.D. 350 3-pt. rake. 1962 Massey -Harris 82 special, 14 -ft.plat- I have other good offerings rubber J.U. 45 loaderwith dozer blade. form. to show you and I may have 1951 IHC M quartsand J.D. 3-eectionpull -type harrow. 5' AC combine 1964 Chevy II car jars, J.D. RW 9%10" just what you can afford. Call 3-14 No. 101 Ford plow, 3 pt. wheel disc. TRUCK BINS jars; other J.D. 16-8"FB fertilizer grain drill with collect for appointment, then 2 row Ford rear mt. cultiva- HAY SHEDS, GRAIN le seeder. 1950 Ford 11/2 -ton with hoistand bed, come take a look. tor, 3 paint to be inspected white J.D. 4 almost new motor. items;.stead -row pull -type monitor,hydraulic Rubber tired JD wheat drill, before sale date table; lift. Columbian 1000 bu. bin hen J.D. 2 row MISCELLANEOUS with fertilizer :and. J.D. Modelmonitor, 3 -pt. hitch. Eldon Thorman Graham Hoeme chisel Butler 1000 bu. bin Item N manure spreader. 3 -point hitch for J.D. 60 tractor. 3 36x72 all metal hay sheds llaneous J.D. 314pull -type plow. Mounted weed sprayer tomention. Old trailer. Realtor No. 5 John Deere 7' mower 21x50 hay shed Mounted springtooth harrow, Miscellaneous items too ales ofalfalfa Cffice At 4 sec. numerous to mention ties ofhay Cedar Court Motel ales ofstraw Gene Lasswell 913 ME 2-3008 Anderson Cattle Co. Inc., Owners ett, Kansas Clay Center, Ks. EverettHoobler, AuctioEn7r Jim Smith,Clerk Jim Barr & J. H. Hind, Auctioneers Wier -; Kans. Clerk St. Marys,Kans. St. Mary oarSnider, year. The value ofU.S. red meatand skins, and varietymeats exports rose from $47.7millionwere up in 1968. However 111.11011.1111.1NOMPOIMeagalaft N Meat Trade Up in 1967 to $61.9 million in1968 value of all theseproducts ora. The reason GRASS & GRAIN has was below the 1967 - an increaseof nearly 30 per level, sales of U.S. breeding cattle On Both Sides cent. were off U.S. exports of tallow, hides slightly in 1968, FASconeludk Of Ledger IMore Readers Both U.S. exports and imports of its classified advertising and sales section than of most categories of livestock any newsweekly in the state is that Grass & Grain and meat products in 1968 were NEW! BMB FLAIL has above year-earlier levels, according to the USDA Foreign 12' & 15' MOWER! 4 & 6 ROW SHREDDER! Agricultural Service. 0 MoreClassified However, the total valueof U.S. exports of all livestockand advertising for readers to read. Last year Grass & meat products fell from$459.9 Grain ran 25,084 inches (314 pages) of classified ads million to $427.3 million, 7 per- and sales. This year volume is running 24% over cent below the 1967 level. Larg- last year. er world supplies forcedprices down for many categoriesof SellLand,Livestock,Implements, livestock products in 1968. Cars & Trucks, Furniture, Feed & U.S. livestock and meat pro- Seed, Antiques, Services. Find a Good duct imports were below last Buy. The Way to Tell the Most - for year's level for the monthof the least cost - is thru G&G Classi- December, but 1968 imports Our20thYear were up substantially.Total red fied. meat imports for 1968 were up 1? percent from last year.Beef Mow or shred a swath 12 or 15 feet wide- Heavy duty gear box designed for bi6 teee. of tors,available A WEEK and veal accounted for most two rugged BMB Flailmodels! for 540 or 1000 PTvi Flailshave hardened, double cutting edge. rdduty equipmentshielded drive line. the increase, but beef cattle pri- Rear height adjustment eliminates PTO jack- Standard dual safety clutches, dual outboard bearings,torque 15 words or less knifing! full K-Stal ces remain well above year-ear- 13/4" cylinder length wearplates, belt guards 5c word, additional Precision balanced cylinders; trash $1 shafts,heavyduty13/4"shieldedsealed shields, parking stand, hitch screw jack. lier levels. bearings; zerk fittings. In response to the strong de- SUCIC19,' PEACH 14,200 SUBSCRIBERS mand for replacement animals, See Your Local Dealer or Write, Wire, or Phone for Further Information live cattle imtports - primarily VERMONTat 9th OnLa feeder cattle - totaled 1,039,150 mANH2 WRITE YOUR head in 1968, up 38 per cent 913-364-2186 HOLTON, KANSAS 66436 still time AD HERE from 1967, FAS reports. AliMk early May Total U.S. red meat exports ownerst( in December were more than HMS COMPANY, Inc. plants to I double the level recorded in De- Almost a cember 1967, bringing 1968 ex- quality pla ports up 31 percent from last eight plan tions can thumb," pi thold, Ext horticultut University 1. Plant Attention Livestock too wet. and bulb.] & Dairy Men anytime - t Now is a good time for feeders to determine where they need

Alway concrete in the feedlots. Plan now instead of when the lots are have c out an dry. Keep the livestock out of the mud. Constructadequate On Mar. access roads. The feeders who haveadequateconcrete in

their lots are reaping benefits beyond imagination. Extra lbs.

Don't forget to include of beef, pork or milk could pay for the concrete inone year. name, address and/or phone. FIGURE YOUR COST HERE.

TOTAL NO. OF WORDS Plan NOW for your silo for highmoisture grainor silage,fence RATE: (Minimum) .15 words or less.... $1.00 Due items it Additional words @ 5c each (Exam- ple, a 20 -word ad has 5 more words line feed bunks & lot paving. We will assistyou withplanning than15.Five words @ 5c each would be 25c) 1962 U fast COST FOR 1 WEEK your needs and estimate the cost at no charge. Come in & see SC Cas (Add figures above) $ new r Multiply one -week cost times num- 1961 Nc ber of weeks you want ad to run. us or give us a call and we will come to your farm. hole. er att LESS DISCOUNTS - 1953 2 t (See below) grain 1951 12: I ENCLOSE $ 1964 13' 1955 Fl RUN THIS AD CONSECUTIVE WEEKS 1% HP 50,00C DISCOUNTS: (with cash orders only) deduct 10% 2 21, m if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. 5 see. REFUNDS: you may collect a refund at the Ag rier v Press office for any unused amount paid MUELLER Moline ifan

ad is cancelled. JD.T. 4 -se CLASSIFIED DISPLAY (boxed ads) $1.68 a column irriplern inch. 300gal. CASH: Ads not accompanied by cash. have a 25 -cent 150 gal billing charge added. c. with st Sand &Gravel Co.,I motor; with MAIL TO: 1 AG PRESS - 1207 MORO- HANOVER, KANSAS 66945 MANHATTAN, KANSAS O 1, P.O.BOX 1009 -=-- APO PHONE 331-2252 ttl0 3 11 re MI We Oa a 1,1 10 IN nal 14 Or Paul iris, IP in 1968 Boy of alltheypRivrev per. lo'low "If you follow these eight Grass & Grain breedingthe 1967level "' steps carebilly, you will be 25 in 1968, 1ttle amazed at how rapidly your AS cori: trees and ornamental shrubs March18,1969 grow," Leuthold promises.

ATTENTION: SWATHER OWNERS AND PROSPECTIVE BUYERS See us for best buys on new and good used HESSTON swathers. Or choose from the long green line and go John Deere. We have our bins full and running over with parts, so now is the time to get that used swather ready. Also have a Green Monster waiting to pick up your bales. Come over and see us. WAR SCENE Not a war scene from World War II, but HETT'S IMPL. CO. an early morning view of TOM AND RUSS the burned -out Bank of Herington following the secondmajor fire in the MARION, KANS. Phone 382-2102 southern Dickinson county town ina month.

Jty gear boxdesigned'r 'liablefor 540 summer. ty shielded driueoline14'..1r 3. Water thoroughly. Shape equipment features:k ,,I 2. Dig holes half again as de- utches, dual outboarti 'year ',' the soil to make a saucer -shaped plates, beltgiz.-...3 K -Staters ep and half again as wide in or- "When your Stockers and Feeders parking stand, hitch area around the plant. Water sciaa' der to accommodate the ball of are ready to go, ship 'em all to soil around the roots of the pl-thoroughly once every 10 days Suggest.., Tips to 2 weeks during dry weather. toefor Further Inior,.. ants. donning Set your plant the same depth it T at 9th 4. Prune back the plant, often On Lien as much as one-third to one-half. MANHATTAN - Thereis 1 186 Roots lost in digging should be ANSAS 66436 still time from now through South :Lilco! 3 balanced by removing some of early May for Kansas horne- the top. t'ownerstoadd ornamental to the THURSDAY plants to their landscapes. 5. Do notfertilize the first Almost anyone who buys good year after planting, since roots STOCKER -FEEDER AUCTION quality plants and follows these should be wall established be- eight planting and care sugges- fore fertilizing. Sale time: 10:30 a.m. tions can develop a "green 6) Mulch to conserve moist- thumb," promises Larry L. Leu- ure, to prevent soil from pack- Call your St. Joseph Market Agency or Bill Bredemeier, thold, Extension ornamental ing, and to help control grass AV 4-2425 Sabetha, Ks., collect, if you have stockers horticulturistat Kansas State and weeds. or feeders to sell between now and grass season. University, 7. Stake trees that are more 1. Plant when the soil isn't grew originally. Shallow -rooted than 5 feet high. Use a wire Have him stop by and look at your cattle, with no obligation. stoolotoo wet. Container or balled plants are exceptions. Plant threaded through a garden hose No consignment is too large or too small. and burlaped plants can go outthem slightly more shallow to or soft cord to tie your tree to anytime - even during the allow for setting. the stake. ST. JOSEPH CENTRAL 8. Wrap the trunk if trees are LIVESTOCK MARKET more than about 6 feet high. This gives some protection from SELL EVERY WEDNESDAY the sun and borers. Use burlap strips or special waterproof pa At Onaga 1:00 P.M. REPUBLIC COUNTY Ire theyneed CATTLE AND HOGS LAND.AUCTION GRAIN STORAGE AND DRYING SYSTEMS We specialize in farm -fresh cattle and hogs. Monday, March 24 Always plenty of buyers for your animals.If you Starts 2:00 p.m. In the lots are have cattle to sell, call us and we'll be glid to come 160 ACRES out and appraise them. Sale at Dotson Cafe hall in Jamestown, Kansas Land is 4 miles north of the NE CIadequate corner of Jamestown on black- Onaga Community Sale top road to Kackley, Kans. All grassland, seeded new & in con- Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889-4461 or 889-4665, ONAGA, KS. servation program. concreteIn For Complete Details See Grass & Grain Feb. 11 Mr. & Mrs. Truman Johnson 110, Auct & Real Est. Broker In. Extra Saturday Eugene Waring AUCTION one year. POSTPONED MARCH 22 From Feb. 26 SALE Postponed from Mar. 8 Due To Weather Starts 10:00 a.m. Lunch Served silage, fend Due to the death of myhusband, I will sell the following items in Mentor, Kansas. steel work table. One mile east, one mile north 2 display counters;1/4 & 1/2" and i/2 mile east of Clay Center, ithplanning Machinery electricdrills;metal braker; Kansas - Farmland and per- metal shears; lots of good sonal property in the estate of 1962 IHC 560gas tractor, PS,hand tools; carpenter tools & W. L. Kimball, deceased. fast hitch, wide front end chest; Transit vent pipe,6" Imein & sal SC Case tractor,row crop, 60'; motor stand; overhead Fri., March 21 new rubber door. Starts 12:00 Noon 1961 No. 10 IHC drill, 8" 16 Lots of used tires; forgewith hole. rubberpress,fertiliz-electric blower; blacksmith I. er att., power lift tools;anvil;barrels; Model Machinery 1953 2 ton Dodgetruck, 2-spd.,T & Model A parts; arm saw. Consisting of tractors, a 1952 grain bed and hoist Lumber: 1", 2x4, 2x6,4x4. 'Dodge pickup, and a full line of 1951 125 IHC combine,12' Wood pile;2 combine bins; farm tools and implements. Store and Condition crops right on the 1964 13' IH 37wheel disc junk iron; water pump; some Buildings, posts, wire, hand 1955 F100 Fordtruck, 3 spd.household goods; metalparts tools,household goods and farm for greater flexibility...better man- 11/2 HP Butlergrain dryer, bins; many items notmention- miscellaneous items. 50,000 BTUpropane burnered. Auct. Foster Kretz agement control . . . improved profit 2 21' Mayrathaugers MISCELLANEOUS 5 sec. JD springtooth& car-12x18 cabin, good forfishing Real Estate potential. rier with levelers 50 posts; 3 -sec.springtooth; 80 acres improved with modern Moline 8' Oneway JD 10' disc; IHC drill,12-8; frame 5 room house, REA, run - Increase your harvest by harvesting earlier (some grains left JD 4 -sec.rotary hoe Case drill, 8x16; IHCcurler; 2 ling water, etc. 2 good wells. Of- in the field until 20% dry can result in up to 10% field loss) Implementtrailer with winch4-whl. trailers. fered by beneficiaries Adah C. 300 gal.gas tank & stand Case lister; Casecultivator; Kimball, Marjorie Ruth Nixon control drying the crop to peak condition, and then storing 150 gal,gas tank on trailer4 -sec. drag harrows;IHC No. and Lloyd Duane Kimball. and maintaining the condition of your valuable crop until 6" jointer; plastic 1/2 HP grinder 60 4x14 plow with on Clerk of the sale, Peoples Na- the market is right. with stand,drill press,1/2 HPtrash plate; saw frame tional Bank of Clay Center. At- motor; floorjack: table sawwheels with electricwelder; torneys for estate Jones oz with 1 hpmtr.; Skill saw; Case 7' mower; IHC7' mower. Clay Center. North Central Steel Co., Inc. For FullDetailsSee Grass & Grain Feb. 18 116 West Second EX 2-2077 Mrs. Clarence Lefebvre, Owner MINNEAPOLIS, KS. 67467 Paul M. Brown,Smolan, Auct. Assaria StateBank, Clerk W. L. Kimball Est. Objections to a year-round ex-our administration," Wolf L school program "that if a person opposes Tougher Test perimental action, the administrationsome fro were voiced by parentsat a still. Board of Education meeting ply consumes him byappoint. ForDrunkeness? petitions ing him to a job, thenmaking before theas they presented it look like he's working Passage of a bill signed by 924 persons against for Kansas Legislaturecould mean them." 36 Years night on thethe program. H0 two drinks less in a Under a plan being studied, However, Wolf saidhe would auk town for the averagemotorist. work on the committee. would lowerstudents would go to school for The bill (SB 347) four quarters, then have one The threat of a growingen. ,n13 thha per cent by rollment and costly school todrin:edhyrtaeateto from 0.15 to 0.10 quarter vacation.. taxes It closeAic of alcohol led the district to consider leed states. weight the amount Larry Wolf, a parent opposed the person's blood larch 1112, -I, that can be in a to the program, said that Bryce12 -month school idea, Stallard before he isconsidered intoxi- Stallard, superintendent, askedsaid CHURCH cated. him if he would serve on a citi- Richard Studer, board The 0.15 per centreading is vice. MEANS zens committee to evaluate a president, told the patronsthat used by Kansaspolice court the board is "only committed BUSINESS intoxicationrevised survey after its distri- to judges in assuming bution. a survey. This is a preliminary driving. or drunken A survey to get community study,. We're a long wayfrom ill bras Under the proposedbill, a 180 - implementing any such be consid-reaction to a year-round school project, pound person would plan is being financed under 'aStallard said later "no board ered intoxicatedafter five one - grant from the Kansas Depart-member has endorsed theyear. ud ounce drinks of100 proof liquor. ment of Education. round school. Most teachersare In comparison, a180 -pound per- "This is the age-old way of opposed." spat son can down sevendrinks un- eceivng5° playingcould aw1y'adeNoureih 1- der the existing lawand still \asg11not register0.146,slightly below 1iieiltsl,antedto.WclnogY.er.rk1rst°°un the intoxicationlevel. Thursday Dr. B. L. Glendening,chief State chemist for the Kansas i,NEST CI P1e1r t:les.h Board of Health,said an 0.15 AUCTION assthete level impairs Joseph Catholic school per cent alcohol MARCH 27 Sign posted at entrance to St. a person'sability to operate a that parking is yard in suburban Clayton, Mo., warns motor car. TheNationall. Safety SALE Starts 1:00 p.m. for church business only. Council and AmericanMedical Association suggest the one - tenth of a per centbe applied SAT., MARCH 22 to determineintoxication. UPLAND PHONE CO. EQUIPMENT Starts 10:30 a.m. Lunch "Really," Dr. Glendeningsaid, AND REAL ESTATE "when a person testsout at 0.15 519.75 to S20. l USED MACHINERY REDUCTION SALE per cent, he'sfairly plastered. Due to dissolving the Upland Telephone Co., we will sell at Heavyuelakvilygfhothinpea rsbkoue He should not bedriving any- public auction all property owned by said company atUpland, 519.50; sows 11 After years of accumulation, we are cutting our used machin- Kansas. 518,40. Feede thing." ery inventory down. We will offer the following equipment for about REAL ESTATE TO SELL sold at an aver: sale located one-fourth mile east on Highway 160 Glendening said it takes Kellogg No. 21621 switchboard Weaning pigs si alcohol in Antique Stromberg & Carlson AT 2:45 P.M. ARGONIA, KANSAS 10 hours to burn up each.cattlerar! 0.15 reading. switchboard Legal descnipction: Com- 17 Combines a person with an mencing six yards from the TISliell5 18 Tractors 7 Trucks .015 dis- Knee hole desk; Seigler Based upon the normal kitchen type oil heater; smallnortheast corner of section 19, steady, and str, 3 Feed Wagons 5 Springtooths & Drag Harrows sipation, two hours isrequired oil heater; tree trimmers; sev-twp.11, range 4, east of the all classes. Ths 6th pan., then south along 10 Pieces of Haying Equipment 2 Loaders before a person candrop from eral new cross arms, 4 pin mand for stoels tenth of one per size; power lawn mower; jetsaid section line 6 rods,then 3 Manure Spreaders 4 Disks & One -ways an 0.15 to one pump; plastic pipe; filing cab-west parallel with north line cent level. inet; desk chair;electric ad-of said section 8 rods, then & I 5 Forage Harvesters 4 Cultivators & Tool Bars Lowering the level isnot ding machine;typewriter north parallel with the east - S2ca6Tt6OCIle.KE assist- stand. line of said section 6 rods, lb. whit e SEVERAL MISCELLANEOUS NEW PIECES OF EQUIPMENT unique, Col. Allan Rush, 350 lb. whifacc the Kan- 20 antique wall and desk then east 8 rods to the place For Complete Listings See Grass & Grain Feb. 11 ant superintendent of phones; handy man jack;3of beginning. 460 lb. whifacc sas highwaypatrol, said nearly aluminum ladders, 16 to 24 ft.; This tract has a four room 455 lb. sohifaci half the states use a one-tenth pole climbing harness; frame with bath,ga- Forrest-Corban Implement Co. In ad- 300 gal. fuel tank rage with lean-to, with new of one per cent standard. well and pump. Willmake a Sale Conducted By Rip's Auction Service - Argonia, Ks. Britain Insulators; spades; 4 soil Telephone Bids Accepted - Ph. 316 - 435-6414 or 316 - 435.6729 dition, Canada, Great cycle boxes; wire stretchers;good home for someone. and the Scandinaviannations a lot of new and used odds TERMS: 30% down, balance For info. or esti I use an 0.08 law,harsh by U.S. and ends used in an old estab-in 30 days or when abstract TONI WALKER 160 Acres of Unimproved lished phone company too isdelivered. Possession upon lillaormn,:24243-31.0167474 measures. numerous to mention; some signing a contract. For in- Republic County Farm Land at telephone poles and wire. spection of property contact Terms on Personal Property: the Kidd Grocery Store across PUBLIC AUCTION Resistance To Cash Day of Sale road from property. I will sell the following described real estate at public 12 -Month School Upland Telephone Co., Owners MNC()RT) auction at the Chester City Auditorium in Chester, Nebr., on HAYSVILLE - Parental op- Auct: Foster Kretz, Clay Center Clerk: Chapman State Tuesday, March 25 2:00 p.m. position to a 12 -month school Phone Morganville WA 6-4422 Bank, Chapman, Ks, - plan for Haysville continues to In case of inclement weather, listen to KNCK Radio at mount. 10:00 a.m. day of sale. Seating will be available - Informa- tion given at sale time will take precedence. GOBBLES Legal Description: Located approximately 4 miles southwest of Chester, Nebr., on old US 81 Highway. The South Half Do You Want HAY AND EAR CORN (S%) of the Northeast Quarter (NE% ) and the North Half To Buy A Bull? AS FAST AS YOU ('N%) of the Southeast Quarter (SE % ) of Section Twenty-two My 3/4 thru 15/16 (22) Township One (1) South, Range Three (3) west of the CHAROLAIS BULLS CAN FEED IT! 6th P.M. in Republic County, Kansas. will be sold at General Description: This is an opportunity to purchase a BEVERLY STOCKYARDS productive tract of land with financing available at a very in Salina, Kansas BRADY reasonable rate of interest. Stock water is always available. tHheav:3nIageld: Wednesday, Mar. 19 MCPHERSON Allotments: The approximate 1969 allotments are 47.6 wheat, Majority are Sam breeding HYDRA -MILL 81 Farm Supply 48.0 milo, and 38.0 conserving acres. There is approximately NICKERSON 145.0 acres of crop land and the balance is brome and grass HYDRAULIC Nelson's Service land. Harley Peterson OVERBROOK Phone 823-8269 SAUNA, Ks. Banta Impl. Co. Farm I GRINDER -MIXER 1959 Possession: Purchaser will receive full possession of all farm- *1:4'eal)srs"e' land, grassland and hay meadow on March 1, 1970, except ROSSVILLE lbu35: Hydraulic motors power each auger Rossville Truck & Tractor that which is in growing wheat to be harvested in 1969. Full Fergus (no more breakdowns!)-Big 2 -ton SABETHA possession of wheat ground will be given after harvest of Flentie's, Inc. same in 1969. Purchaser will receive landlord's share of capacity - 12"verticalmixing 1 9 gi wheat and milo harvested in 1969 and will be required to pay auger -5 inspectionwindows- for landlord's share of any fertilizer applied to same. Purchas- ANGUS TOPEKA er will receive the cash rent for the pasture and the hay Matches your tractor power, Kansas Farm MachineryCo. No. 64 meadow for 1969. Purchaser will receive landlord's share of regardlessof size-Converts for VALLEYFALLS on 3 DISPERSAL silofilling - "Flat Top" auger Valley Impl. Co. on any wheat or feed grain ASC or government payment from :l;:a,adndeeer January 1, 1969. dischargesground haywithout WATERVILLE and clogging-Grinds pure hay without Waterville MotorCo. 8' Terms: 25% down the day of sale and the balance over 12 mixing withgrains-You'vegot WINFI'ELD Farm Machinery Equipment years with equal payments at 6% interest annually, payable to see it to believeit! D -D Farm rx;M'eoMprraoguiuns to the First National Bank at Belleville ,Kans., as escrow Sat., April 5 WAMEGO Ferguson agept for the sellers. SEE YOUR BRADY DEALER Meinhardt Impl.Co. CLAY CENTER Or 25% down the day of sale and the balance on not less 71 HEAD ATCHISON Porter EquipmentCo. than a 3 -year contract with 25% du" on April 1, 1970, 1971 Estes Motor & Farm Service read r at the farm northeast COURTIAND PiekuP for and 1972, with 6% interest annually payable to the First of VViamego, Kans. CENTRALIA C & W FarmEquipment Dempster National Bank at Belleville, Kansas as Escrow Agent for K. M. McBratney Implement GREELEY type the sellers. A sales contract agreement will be accepted from DR. & MRS. BENTLEY Greeley Impl.Co. a responsible party. A good and marketable title will -be Wolfe's furnished by the sellers. NORTONVILLE L.D.BOWLES EVEREST Weishaar Bros. Deer Inspection is welcome prior to the sale. Land will be Hutchinson Implement Co. HUTCHINSON Perguson LAWRENCE Case Power &Eauioment shown by making an appointment with the auctioneer prior Aucts: Lawrence Welter McConnell Machinery Co. Point to the sale. and Glenn Applegate MARYSVILLE -.row ridge Cattle Consultant: LAWRENCE Brims Imp].Co. Andy Olson, Council Grove Johanning Bros. SEE.GRASS.&.GRAIN Mrs. 'Kathle3n A. Hitchcock, Owner OR CONTACT Phone 527-2922, BELLEVILLE, KS. T.R.SUE. OF .MARCI-1.25 Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker, Eugene Waring For .Full.Details. Of .Sale R Phone 527-5141 812 23rd Street, Belleville, Kansas WALT LIPS SALES Licensed: Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma Escrow Agent: The First Nat'l Bank, Ph. 527-2268, Belleville Clay Center, Ks. Ph. ME2-5100 41iStratt t Person-°11"144 to adinini,,,°13NSes huge surplusexports over im- would reouire a warehouse 40 ,--otratiot-1 ports, now runningat an annual feet wide by 30 feet high by 173 Grass & Grain Imes rate of $2.6 billion. feet long.It's hard to realize 27 a job,'urn bY a from the G&GArea I am informedthat President but that much bread occupies a 1)2, March18, 1969 toS-ke he's . Nixon on hisrecent trip to Eur- volume of 207,000 cubic feet working buy and pay for ope is or was tryingto borrow which in turn converts to a lit- From we just didmoney from West Germany tle less than five acre-feet of 1*, Woit g": 36 Years without - period. I willrecall so that my father boughtsome that our countrycan keep her bread. CHASE COOP NAMES thecornrra18,alci he/Vi3ankHoliday Registered Hereford head above thewater. Any way you sliceit,Con- ill recall 36 years ago yes- cows with gressman, cross -ways, length- TWO NEW DIRECTORS --a --ee' ' 1 will & calves at side in September In closing, my oldest 'eat today, March 11 1929 son who ways, or diagonally, that really terdayvand Roose-for $100 each and borrowedthehas been in theNavy medics CHASE - The Chase Cooper- gr"thg E. i. that President three years and is a lot of bread. We should get Ysclic,6 12,closedthe banks ofthe Unit -money. It wasn't too long the was transferred ative Elevator, Mill and Mercan- istriot ., velt bottom fell out of everything.to the Marine medics,is in route that much snow cover every to cot,, t Also on these dates, flying over the West year. If it didn't melt too fast,tile Union has elected Glenn Col- school id 1-12 1933, I,with my In the spring of 1933 the drouth Pacific to March Okinawa and on tothe battle we'd have enough moisture toberg and Harold Malone to the ea' Stalk: lhers, and five other mu -came and in June my father give the crops a good start, any- tVelanbsraptplayedin a Czech Brasswas forced to sell thosesamefields of Vietnam.This affair board, replacing Robert Link 1 Studer, reminds me andgoes back to way. and Leonard Ricker. Norman boa had an appointment tocows for $35 each with calves Oliver Wisdahl told the oat.rd \''''43and and at side. He did not loseany landBible history and KingHerod. Miller was reelected.Karl lay overthe radio station but we worked ten May I ask one civilquestion? SANDUSKY, OHIO is "only c'o..."11S'II{GBZ, York, Nebr.,and years forWhat is behind the present for many, many farmersKandt is manager. ti,,i' nothing and learned gun Center, Nebraska. a hell of alaw and threatening of Thisis a preii,1111111-'Claya_ eight of usmade thisgood lesson. istration? gun reg- no , Nebraska with about $10 Today, March 12, 1969,we are trip to in financial trouble again. The Alfred Neuschafer tin gaanaya-bsuch w4Y onli, each to our names.It was 450 Enterprise, Kans. aid lat trip. We stayedformer international financial er "no nightsround and came home the powerhouses- the United Lase ndorsed _._, States, Great Britain and FranceLetter To Congress HER AN the v*.odday with some money left. - are all struggling to keep SELECTIVE HERBICIDE °°1' Most teachers E,,.iiiell. made thistriptoforget On Pay Hike on. I rememberfrom devaluing their currenciesDear Congressman: what was goingto $2.00 a nightby keeping precious capital receiving 50c from flowing out of the coun- Wheat was posted at the ele- 2 1 -A ch playing forCzech dances. vator at $1.42 a bushel this each not buy a job if youtries. Today West Germany canmorning. That means your new I just played tofor the first time in historyre- wanted to. We gard themselves as the bankerssalaryisequivalentto 30,000 for Thursday pass thetime and to forget our bushels of wheat today. I can't troubles. What wecouldnot of the world. Primarily from itsmake myself believe anybody's time is worth that much. My neighbor and Igot on SORGHUM LIVESTOCK AUCTION that subject again last night - 1ARCH itisalmost asifthereisn't 2) anything else to talk about. Or- a harder hitting dinarily, Jim is a pretty level- Starts 1:00 headed fellow; he always looks p.m for the kind thing to say to or herbicide 1:00 p.m. about people, but Congressman, that salary business really got that knows to him - believe you me. PmENT The hog market was stronger;the 550 lb. blkwhif bulls 29.20 "Many," he said to me, "why when to quit LTE bulk of the butchers sold from 567 lb. whifacc steers 29.15 don't you get on him again. 519.75 to S20.25. 819 lb. shthrn steers 26.85 This time figure how many In sorghum, you need a herbicide to control a wide variety 1050 lb. shthrn steers loaves of bread that 30,000 bush- Co-, we will sells,Heavy hogs sold from $18.50 to 26.10 els of wheat could be convertedof weeds and grasses to make a good crop. Herban 21-A knocks company at Upland519.50; sows from $13.60 to into." Well, Sir, it's a little sur-out hard -to -kill giant foxtail and most othergrasses. Herban 21-A s18.40. Feeder pigs, 170 lbs., STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 26.90 prising at that - the numberalso gives excellent control of pigweed, cocklebur, and most sold at an average of $17.10. 383 lb. whiface heifers of them. I mean. STATE TO SELL 400 lb. whiface heifers 26.85 other broadleaf weeds. With Herban 21-A, the carryover of herbi- Weaning pigs sold from13.75 to Here is what I came up with: 2:45 P.M. 436 lb. whiface heifers 25.90 SI7.25 each. 30,000bushelsof60 -pound cide residue in the soil is reduced, and you minimize the risk of ncnipction: Com. 541 lb. whiface heifers 25.50 wheat is 1,800,000 pounds of damaging young sorghum. ix yards from tiu,The cattle market was active, 535 lb. whiface heifers 26.10 wheat. According to my encyclo- orner of section steady, and stronger on almost 610 lb. whiface heifers 23.90 pedia, about 74% of that comes Herban 21-A is a scientifically blended formulation, with Inge 4, east of the all classes.There was a good de- out of the mill at flour - whiteimproved wetting agents in the correct proportions . . . pre- then south along 623 lb. whifacc heifers 24.10 mand for stocker and feeder 23.50 flour, that is. So that meant wepackaged for your convenience. n line 6 rods, then 840 lb. shthrn heifers could get about 13,300 sacks of lel with north line0 cattle. flour1100 -pound sacks,of tion 8 rods, then The bull market was from $20.70 course). To make the flour into llel with the east STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS to $22.95. bread would take water - lots d section 6 rods, 266 lb. whif bull calves 34.10 Cows were stronger, selling from of it -- some milk solids, salt, Friday 1 rods to the place350 lb. whiface steers 34.60 $16.30 to $19.20. sugar, yeast and what not, and g. 460lb. whiface steers 32.40 Baby calves sold from 528.00 to assuming that these necessary t has a four row455 lb. whiface steers 30.90 $57.00 each. ingredients are available we Isewith bath,ga could convert those 13,300 sacks lean-to, with new or flour into 1,862,000 loaves of MARCH 21 ump. Will make a .KCNK bread (I figure we can get 140 for someone. MON.-WERFRI. Auctioneers 20 -oz. loaves per sack). For info. or estimates 6:45 LARRY LAGASSE 30% down, balance The average 20 -oz. loaf mea- Starts 10:30 a.m. or when abstractTOM WALKER C11 31714 sures one foot long by four inch- I.Possession uponBarn 243-1074 ROLLIE LAGASSE es wide by four inches high. To contract. For in'Homy' 243-1674 CH 32215 store 1,862,000 loaves of bread Lunch Served property contact Selling at public auction on the farm located 18 mileseast rocery Store across of Newton, Kans., to the Oil Valley Store, thenl/2 mile south; property. or 6 miles north of Potwin. AUCTION 4 Dempster planter units with Owners CONCORD1 A KANSAS fertilizer boxes As we are leaving the state, Farm MachinerySet of spring shanks 12" & 18" erk: Chapman Stale we will sell at auction thefol- 1961 Super 92 MF combine, sweeps Bank, Chapman, Si lowing listed and describet:it- A-1, 14' cut IHC 4 -row curler Saturday ems, located one mile west.of 1961) John Deere 830 diesel .ID 2 -row cultivator National Coursing Park, Abi- tractor, electric starter, re-3 pt. springtooth cultivator lene, Kans., on Highway 40. cently overhauled 27'6" grain auger with 9 HP 1966 Crustbuster springtooth, gas engine 28 foot. AUCTION MARCH 22 SAT., MARCH 22 1962 Case 5-14 plow, hyd. lift4 wheel trailer with grain box Starts 12:30 Noon 1963 Krause chisel plow, 13' Ward's comb. feed grinder M&M 12' shank chisel, A-1 Grain-O-Vator No. 10 Registered JD 8x16 grain drill with ferti-6 ton bulk feed tank SALE Starts 12:01) Noon lizer, low rubber wheels &1949 JD Model G tractor Lunch Served Quarter Horses rubber tired press wheels IHC 3-14 plow with fast hitch; One five year old mare; one 14' tool bar with gauge whls. also set of milo guards NEBRASKA SALE yearlingfilly;one yearling stud;2 two-year old studs 184 Acres Of Growing Wheat Having decided to quit farming, I will sell at public auction of Fair- 148 acres of wheat located 21/2 miles east of the north edge 'FIERSON at the placeI,;mile south of Southwest River Bridge Machinery of Elbing. Legal description: NW% Sec. 14, 23-3 E. Terms & I/2 3/4mile west. rm Supply , bury, Nebr., then 11/2 miles west, mile south, Farmall H tractor conditions will be announced at the sale. 2-14 plow; 7' mower; tand. disc KERSON MH 2 -row corn planter,3 pt. 36% acres of growing wheat located 1 mile south of 0n's Service F'actory built 4 horse trailer Walton. Legal description: W1/2 of SE 1% of Sec. 30, 22-2 E., " 16'6" grain auger onwheels 150 gal. gas tank with hose and :RBROOK Farm Machinery Snowco 24'bale elevator, LZ Harvey County. Purchaser must combine landlord's share of aImp l. Co. nozzles 181/3 acres and deliver to Walton Elevator. 19o9 Massey -Ferguson Model hp motor, nearly new 12' Arkansas Traveler alumin- 3SVILLE 35 deluxe tractor, LPTO Kelly Ryan 40' wide elevator, for um boat TRUCKS & CARS Honegger farrowing house 'ruck & Traci' 1955 Ferguson Model 35 trac- with speed jack 3 HP Johnson boat motor in 1948 Ford F-600 2 ton truckcomplete with furnace and BETHA tor, live PTO Briggs -Stratton gas mtr.,6 hp rake, excellent condition with new 16' Knapheide bed, panels tie's, Inc. 1964 MF No, 10baler, wire -tie,Ferguson side delivery HOUSEHOLD GOODS underbody hoist 60 bu. hog feeder good 3 -pt. Antique oak table completely 1955 Chev. Bel -Aire4-dr.se-2 Pride of the Farm waterers TOPEKA ,,,,co No.64 disc plow, 3 pt. 5' dirt blade, 3 point arm MachineryFergusonit' refinished, with 6 matching dan, V-8, standard shift 2 farrowing crates with water- 3-14 3 -pt. plow Moline 7' mower, 3 point chairs 1949 Ford pickup truck, needs ers ,LEY FALLS Ferguson frontend manure Windrower for 7' mower Antique round oak table some motor repair 3 9 -unit sow feeding stalls loader Wetmore hammer mill Chrome dinette set & 4 chairs Ford 2 ton truck, running con-Pig brooders & panels, etc. ley IRillv-LLPI. J.,.t; Kewanee -8'wheel tandem disc10' land roller Gas range dition, with a good under - MISCELLANEOUS Motor al' MM modeld Dcorn sheller, 110 gal. trailer -typesprayer, Westinghouse refrigerator with 300 gallon fuel tank with with 20' body hoist arrIrinNFIEciELuippnient complete Ford rotaryrag cross top -freezer, nearly new HOGS & HOG EQUIPMENTsteel stand, hose & nozzle; 50 ': chopper, 3 pt. 10' springtooth harrow 2kitchenbasecabinets Registered English male hoggallon barrel with fuel pump; wAmEGOConFerguson 13.7 grain drill, 3 4 -sec. drag harrow 4 kitchen chairs; kneehole desk; York sow with 12 pigs, 4 wks.hydraulic cylinder; 2 30 -gallon impl. v'. kpoint, seoeder box, attachment 2 4-whl. trailers, 7x14 old barrels with pumps; tarps; 1.2H13;-CL-NTER ',Krause 5' metal wardrobe Ek.tirpment Co neway, 3 point with side boards 1966 GE automatic washer and York sow with 7 pigs, 8 wks. barrels; grease guns. spreader, rubbertire 4 -wheel trailer, withgrain box dryer, matched set old Set of 900 truck chains; 50' Pickup_ for AC rope combine & hoist Kenmore 30 in. gas range, good 6 A -type hog houses 7" drive belt; 1/2 mile of 10 Dempster2 -row lister,pull COMBINES Frigidaire half & half freezer 2 10x16 Shelter houses with gauge fencing wire; electric 1956 MF No. 80 special,12' ,c,e, Fertili good and refrigerator floors fence posts; 2 electric fencers; ;ley IMP' zer boxes for 2 -rowcul- AC No. 60 combine, Bedroom suite;2 chests of 4 8x12 shelter houses with 10' long chain; 2 feed bunks. or lister HAY drawers: cedar chest; camping FI.TONVILL Johntivator wire tied floors 15 joints of 30'2" tubing; 15 ishaar Bros. Deere 2 -row 20 tons alfalfa hay, chest;bookshelves;several 2 80-bu. Pride of the Farmjoints of 30 21/2" tubing; some rfcfr[NSON nt erguson 2-ro cultivator,getdig 3 6 tons prairie hay,wire tied beds and other dressers;2 hog feeders steel chicken nests; 175 good & EaulOole Point HOUSEHOLD GOODS row ridger, wrought iron chairs; Westing- 2 40 bu. Pride of the Farm hoghedge posts; 8x16' wire mesh w3point MISCELLANEOUS house electric broiler; dishes; feeders parels, and other items. kRYSVI Co maInnP1 cooking utensils: and other George E. Joker miscellaneousitems. Alpha Unruh and Darrel Yost RR 3, Fairbury, Nebraska - Phone 729-6055 Ray Garten Some Household Goods Will Sell In The Forenoon Fairbury State Bank, Fairbury, Nebr., Clerk Schnell Bros., Auctioneers Aucts: Ed Reimer, Goessel 367-2373, & Floyd Gehring, Mound - Schultis & Son & Wolken, Auctioneers Abilene National Bank, Banker ridge, 345-8195 Clerk: Midland National Bank, Newton 1109 K St., Fairbury, Phone 729-2435 Clair Snider, Clerk 4E2-50 March 18, 1969 28 Grass & Grain Report Oklahoma Cholera Cases KINGFISHER, Okla. -A second case of hog cholera has been confirmed in Oklahoma, according to Dr. J. H. Brashear, state veterinarian. He said the second case is on a farm 15 miles northeast of Kingfisher, anditfollowed closely a case in Woodward County, Okla., last week. The STUDY FE Woodward animals were burn- This steel ed. eerier steer: Brashear said about 60 hogs SHORTHORN OFFICERS There is a diference Conference Association are picturedleft, were disposed of near Kingfish- hetwN The 1969 officers ofthe Kansas Shorthorn disagreeing andbeing tired steer. Abilene, secretary -treas- er the past week. able. disag Bill Scott, Ransom, vicepresident; Milton Nagely, and is 42ir and Gary Cummings, Kings - urer; Mrs. MiltonNagely, publicity secretary; measuremen ler down, president. Norman Rous, inches in At right are other membersof the board of directors: dot perform Frankfort; Howard Lilly, Melvern;William CLAY CENTER Moundridge; Leonard Bigham, five bodytj Not pictured are board Sluss, ElDorado; and WallaceLundberg, Galva. June 23-24. members Dorsey Elliott,Sublette, and Lester Love,Partridge. SALES CO. it is not going to move wheat,"all - promote the use of wheat. G. C. "Jerry" Fowler, Kansas he continued. "But thisis a Hog Sale Every Mondaystarts00,, Corn -Soya Food challenge for the wheat growersWheat Commission administra- to come up with a product thattor, was in Chicago attending a committee meeting of wheat - Challenge To will move wheat." Cattle Sale Every Tuesday12:M Krause Milling Co. of Mil- grower representativestofur- ther planning on this program. waukee isheadquarters for A DEPENDABI.E MARKET will sell at Wheatgrowers Also in the same week, George Clifton, Kans Rep. Keith Sebelius, R -Ks., hasmanufacturing the product, according to Sebelius. But he saidMeeker, Garden City, former FOR ALL CLASSES OF CATTLE in beginnii challenged Kansas wheat farm-Grain Products Inc., Dodge Ci-president of the Kansas Associa- ers to come up with a materialty, also will be manufacturingtion of wheat Growers, and the A LEADING MARKET PLACE as good as the corn -soya dried National Association of, Wheat ed CSM. FOR HOGS milk mix called CSM being is- Apparently the National As-Growers, was in Chicago. where sued to hungry nations. sociation of Wheat Growers hadthe Wheat and Wheat Foods H.P. ROBBINS, Clay Center, ME 2-3210 He issued the challenge in a Foundation meeting gave the g 73.5 a. b somewhat the same idea of com- R. A. BRUEWEMANN, Clay Center, ME 2-2761 a. corn ba talk before the Norton Countying up with new products at go-ahead to an even bigger re- end Kansas Wheat Growers search program designed to HORACE WARE, Longford, ph. 33112439 uyer to ge Association board of directors. their meetings at Boise, Idaho. in January. promote research for new uses Bans Phone Mt 2-244I ground "This product, called CSM, is rind new markets for wheat. will be being manufactured as a new They voted to pool research CLAY CENTER KANS. efforts of the various state The foundation is backed by Descript product and Is going to Biafra wheat grower, millers and bak- and many other nations to fur-member organizations toin- crease research to do moreers, a combination surely strong nish protein diet," Sebelius said. nutritional studies and -- aboveenough and potentially well en- "It does not contain wheat - ough funded to do the job for which the Kansas congressman Saturday Foster Kretz 1 103 HEAD OF CATTLE issued his challenge. Steer Brings $456 A steer bringing $436? John MARCH 22 Vieuli Jr. of Hope, Dickinson Friday County, recently sold a 1940 - Starts 12 Noon pound steer at $23.50 a hundredweight, bringing in $455.90

MARCH 21 We will sell at public auction the personal property ofrhi late Elizabeth Thurlow at her residence locatedII hloek' of bridge on highway No. 82. or 1 block east of K&11' Cate Starts 11:00 a.m. in Wakefield, Kansas. Rollaway bed: metal lxid At the farm 6 miles west of Holton, Kans., on Hwy. 16, then Household Goods We will se complete: dressers: wardrobe at the far 2 miles north on 79; or 1/1 mile east of Circleville & 1/2 south. 1966Kelvinator 12'deep with mirror doors:electric , freeze, good hot plate; small radio. 781,24 jur 1962 Kelvinator 30" electric Quilting frames; hlackboard: range, good metal flower box on stand. 1962 Frigidaire 10' refrigera- Antique piano stool;hassodi tor, good console record player and0. 1966 Speed Queen automatic dio;old stand table:small DESCRIP washer, good clock; 5 gal. aquariumwith of the SE filter and 3 goldfish. 6th pm. Chrome breakfast set with 4 This chairs CAR TO SELL 3:15 following Chrome kitchenstool;high1965 Mercury Comet 4door Sylvan sedan, mud tires,automatic, Wheat, ba chair; metal ironing board; miles normal cc SALE CO., INC. studio divan V8, radio, heater, 36,000 lotments: Antique wicker rocker; plat-color blue acres norr Sylvan Grove, Ks. MISCELLANEOUS TERMS form rocker; hideaway bed, bedding - FRIDAY SALES EACH WEEK Pots, pans, dishes, dye in 30 gray;2 piece living room globe; el6. Selling 1000-1500 fresh country suite, rust color, very good;and misc.; world title. 1968 stocker and feeder cattle, calves tric coffee pots;electric PO`' wool rug 12x12, rose flowered; electric can OP er. Oneth and stock cows each week. 2 9x12 wool rugs, rose flower-corn popper; one-third Mike Meyer 913-526-3535 ener. ed. and bowl: This Micky Meyer 913-526-3225 Set red glasses will be sc China closet (very nice); chi- fan; desk electric heater with IllsPectior. na closet and bookcase com-lamp;linen;bedding: cur. Quinter bination, good; rockers; floortains;table cloths;quilts; and table lamps; book ease; fancy work; usedbrick; an. LIVESTOCK sewing machine on stand; mold and tique wooden butter lard 43 WF Cows, 4-7 Years Old treadle type Singer sewing ma-bowl; other woodpieces; 1993 Oliver Wirth 30 calves at side, rest Ito calve soon COMM. CO. chine; pictures and frames. press. tor, stanth. Belltone Quinter, Ks. Electric sewing machine in 2 old tea kettles:new); set °. good 10 WF Heifers, Coming 2 -year -old cabinet; liver 70 MONDAY SALES EACH WEEK card tables;baby hearingaid (near roast. ttv To Calve In July Selling 1000-1500 fresh country bed complete; coffee table; lifetime stainlesssteel; t., rowcultiv; stocker and feeder cattle, calves end table; whatnot shelves; ers: wash board. ulnneePoliv and stock cows each week. Hoover upright electric sweep- Copper boiler;some toys;.vIew Idea 9 Black WF Heifers, coming 2-yr.-old set;electn. 10 Jay Meyer 913.754-3354 er; 8 piece dining room suitepitcher and bowl set 0,1 sealed bea To Calve In July mixer: Cockshlitt with square table; odd chairs;skillet; Sunbeam colored square table; night stand. dishes; berryset; red cjrY rake, 1 Registered WF Bull, 5 year old Meyer Stocker Feeder some an 3 piece bedroom suite, com-glass; silverware;and 1066 sman NAv" 70 tr; Order Buying Service plete with good box spring tique dishes num' ;NV Idea items too ..Lypc, A 1 Reg. Black Angus Bull, 5 year old Featuring Cattle Direct and innerspring mattress, miscellaneous 3 be A-1 raPster 7 SOWS TO FARROW IN APRIL From The Country good. erous to mention. k.n.iver No.6 Also Selling Full Line of Farm Machinery Mike Meyer, Sylvan Grove,Ks.: Thurlow string Micky Meyer, Sylvan Grove Roderick C. Thurlow & Stanley E. tie Jay Meyer, Quinter, Ks. Co -administrators of Elizabeth ThurlowEstate Auctioneers: Foster Kretz Auction Service,Clay Center Richard DON HASENKAMP Phone Morganville WA 6-4422 Esisti Clerk; Auctioneers: Toby and Ireland AttorneysFor ..entRy L Clerk:Farmers & Merchants CIO le cord's State Bank, Wakefield, Kansas Jones & Ryan, 2 '1111111

was installed as president, re- KLA Names placing Ward Warren, Silver- March18,1969 dale. George Fritz In other resolutions: WICHITA Sought increases from $3000 - The Kansas Grass & Grain Livestock Assn.voted to op- to $4000 for the soil conserva- 29 pose proposed national legisla-tion district appropriations for tion designed to halt"tax losseach county. farming" throughforced accru- -Asked for expanded real accounting for farmersand search in animal health, and To nchers. meat science at Kansas State AUCTION In the association's election, University. Half mile east of George H. Fritz, MedicineLodge -Sought immediate expul- Saffordville, Kansas rancher, was unanimouslynam- sion of rioters and riot leaders ed president-elect. He hasbeen in college insurrections without SAT., MAR. 22 in the organizationas an active recoursetoreadmissionpro- Starts 12 Noon member since 1942. cedures. No. 55 JD combine, 12', new BODY TYPES Directors named to three-year -Sought exemption of all cyl. bars 4STUDY FEEDER terms were W. W. Duitsman, personal property but automo- 1950 WD Allis tractor This steer is anumber 4 of five body types of John Deere wheel disk Hays; William Amstein Jr., Clif- biles from Kansas personal taxOther farm machinery, hand ieeder steers tobe studied at the 1969 Hereford Type ton; Roland D. Parr, Rossville; rolls. tools and items used in farming iere is a diferetc,Conference inMadison, Wisc.As a number 4, thepic- vrtcl J. Richard Princle, Yates -- Sought shift of tax from ad treeing Center. valorem to income for school Leroy Duke, Owner and being months old, is 64.5 inches in length tured steer is 10 Raymond Roemer, Grainfield, support basis. Auct. Jim Barr and is 42 incheshigh.These figures exceed thesame measurements ofHereford body type number 1 by 6.5 inches in lengthand 4.5 inches in height.Detailed feed- Seventh Annul! Tsgtmaiers ot performancerecords and carcass data on each of five body typeswill be presented at the conferenceon Polled HerefordSale June 23-24. SAT., APRIL 5 12:30 Noon AT THE BEATRICE 77 SALE PAVILION REAL ESTATE On US 77 2 Miles North Of BEATRICE, NEBR. LEADING BLOODLINES BLENDED FOR PERFECTION TO PRODUCE THE MODERN TYPE

I will sell at public auction, my farm located 24 miles west of Clifton, Kansas on South side of the road; sale will be held at the 50 Bulls20 Heifers arin beginning at 2:00 o'clock Fharp, on- Half of the heifers mated to theonly bull grading "A" in the Missouri Tested Bull - J BEAU PERFECT 3 Wednesday, March 19th The Get Of These Great Herd Sires: - ILA 106 ACRE RIVER BOTTOM FARM AAA Modest Lamp 863CT Rollo Hazford For Catalogs, Write: ME2.3210 Chuck Cook, Colon, Nebr. Has 73.5 a. broke; balance timber; has 28.5 wheat allotment; Beau Mixer Lamb MG Beau Rollo 1 Auctioneer Center, ME 2.211 7 a. corn base; conserving base-none; has old set improvem'ts. Carlos Lamp 11 Pioneer Lamp 10 Freddie Chandler ph. 338.2439 Buyer to get possession of wheat ground after harvest 1969 and corn ground Jan. 1, 1970.Mr. Oliver Edmonds is the tenant and SLF PLD Mod Lamp 13 whowslanblotollsoraria Z8in farm will be sold with present tenants rights. KANS. For Descriptions & Details of Transaction, See G&G March 11 THE TEGTMEIERS OF SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA C. Elmer Miles, Owner Erich - Burchard Oscar & Sons - Davenport Clarence & Sons - Burchard Wamego, Kansas SaturdoFoster Kretz Real Estate Service, Clay Center, Kansas in charge. Cloud County Livestock Commission Co., Inc.

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Starts 12 Novo AUCTION MARCH 21

personal property of_ SALE Starts 11:00 a.m. elWe locatedIll, lock east ofROT Lunch Served LAND & MCHRY. away bed: We will sell the followingdescribed property at public auc- 4e:dressers; hon at the farm HORSE SALE located 3 miles east and 31/2 miles north of Del- nirror doors;elm'' phos, Kans., or 2 miles west and 21/2 miles south of U.S. High- ate; small radlo,, way 81-24 junction. ling frames; hlad.: flower box on q lie pianostool; h" 160-ACRE FARM record player DESCRIPTION- The NEV, of the SE% and the NW% d standtable; sr,- of the SE% Monday, March 24 & the S',/of the SE %4 of 25-84, west of the 5 Gal. aquarium 6th P.M. in CloudCounty, Kansas. andr 3 goldfish., This farm lies slightly rolling and consists of the TACK SALE at 6:30 p.m. - HORSE SALE at 7:30 AR TO SELL3'.t followingapproximate acreages:59.9 acres growing [ercuryComet wheat, balanceis open ground for spring crops and mud tires,auto.,.:. normal conservingacres. Approximate ASC acreage al- dio, heater,36,001' -itlotments: 57.7acres wheat; 18 acres feed grain; 10 If you have a horse or ponytosell,giveus acallat oneofthe glue acres normal conserving.19 acres pasture. TERMS IISCELLANEOUSbc. - 25% down on day of sale and the balance dishes, due in 30 days following numbers so we can advertiseforyou. Buyersfromalarge , pans, upon delivery of clear and merchantable rise.;world gl°bei title. 1968taxes and all prior years are paid by the sell- ffee pots; er. One-third. ofgrowing wheat, one-third of milo, and willbe he retobidcompetitivelyonyourhorses. electric one-third of area 'oPPer; A.S.C. payments go to purchaser. This farm laysgood, and is a good producer, and red glassesand i` will be. soldto the highest bidder. For information or Registered Horses sell first - All Horses and Tack will be sold inthe order of their c heaterWith.lfal inspection contactLarry LaGasse at Concordia, 243-1714. linen;beddIng: arrival at the sale. table cloths; 111. work; usedbat, Machinery woodenbutter.ces:,196 Gail Garton Bob Craig J. M. 'Matt' Davis P 0 Oliver 880 loader, Cloud County otherwood propane trac- American front end tor, standard,in A-1 shape, combination fork & stacker, Concordia, Kans. Concordia, Kans. Delphos, Kans. Belli:::_with good livestock Comm. tea kettles: rubber with dirtbucket and PTO Ph. 243-2210 Ph. 243-1112 Ph. 623-4543 nesv..',,,Pliver 70tractor, with two- Ph. 243-1181 aid (nearsteel,' cultivator fertiliz- stainless Minneapolis-Molinerow Oliver 16-10 drill with r board. steel ash some tilsTew Idea 10' U tractor er and grass seeder, on HORSESALE -Rh Monday ofEvery Month. :era boiler;iset: elK wheel disc, with6'Moline one-wayhydraulic sealed bearings,like new rub- nd sh utt No. 311side deliv-10' Cockshutt oneway, on Sunbeam d ber berryset; re c;i rake new style COMMISSION: $100 and up - $5.00 sorn _Olivere70 tractorstandard 8' Dunham rotary hoe silver?,,are;(166 sr'New Idea, ' 7'combine, ar:id 1-too, k, trail Allis-Chalmers $50 to $100 - $4.00 dishes . . items ape, conditionAl_l0mower, with PTO laneous 3 Dempster hoeh drills, on steel 1949 Studebaker pickup $1 to $50 - $3.00 tomention. Oliverer utility Miro16stringNo. 60 hay baler, PTO, Implements,tools, Pass -Out - $2.00 tie items, and miscellaneous InleY I""Etate Tack - 10% Thurlosv tray,Est ceoiRichardBallou and Doris Maxine Ballow serves, Clerk: The StateBank of Delphos, Delphos, Kansas i 6.4422 .1Pr,f)tARRY LAGASSE -Auctioneers- ROLLIE LAGASSE The StockmansGrill WM be OpenBeginningat Attorne clg t'noordia 243-1714 Concordia 243.2215 5 p.m. iles & 1/Yall' WABAUNSEE CATTLEMEN ments, which last year totaled DINNER AT HARVEYVILLE March18, Surprise Support about $3.5 billion, HARVEYVILLE -The annu- 1969 Schnittker, an agricultural al County Cattle- BARROWSHOW economist, is now with the Al- SET V-Yei For Limits On men's dinner will be here MarchAT GREATB ,, fred P. Sloan School of Manage- Cattle r,,,es 25 at 6:30 p.m. GREATBEND at G&G ment at Massachusetts Institute DISTRICT POULTRY from at least blahs Farm Payments of Technology, Cambridge. seven barns' MEETING AT TOPEKA will be CO)) pea Dr. John A. Schnittker, for- showing te price He said that when large sur- TOPEKA -A district poul- barrow show at the sp:i; pacxers a mer undersecretary of agricul- pluses of major crops such as March ture, says he favored some type try dinner -meeting will be heldtries aredue at 24251 actively wheat, cotton and feed grains here March 27 at the Myron County Extensionthegart, tins of limitation on government existed in the early 1960s "there offerinb Green Cafeteria at 6:30 p.m. March 20. office payments to farmers during the was some merit in opposing S later years of the Johnson ad- payment limitations," but that 6.50 for Pin ministration. after 1964 or so when stockpiles Iand a IX were reduced "that's when I BURLINGTON, KANSAS oice steers'( came around to having some week were thoughts about limitations." co from10 Schnittker said he dissented $350 to $ privately with the Johnson ad- Coffey Eureka i!ee levels. ministration on this subject, The strong but now, he said, there is need John foil a public airing. He said he Auction Schnittker would be glad to testify at any County congressional hearings if asked. Schnittker said that for the Livestock Sale sere first time Congress has enough facts to determine the question Every Every and that he "would try to showNEW K -STATE that limitations would not ATHLETIC DI RECTOR wreck farm programs." Wednesday Monday Freeman and other Johnson Ernie Barrett has been STARTS 12 NOON form leaders contended that re-named athletic director at STARTS 1:00PM. But he said he kept silent be-stricting payments would forceKansas State University to We areqt large scale farmers from fed- Selling 400 cated I blocks cause it would have been eral production control pro- succeed H. B. (Bebe) Lee, to 700Head of against Democratic policy to grams and that their participa-who resigned to head a speak out. Good Cattle at EachMarketWeeld Johnson farm policies, spear-tion was essential in tailoringclosed circuit television Mac crop production to demand. 1963 1FIC 560 headed by former Secretary of company. 300 TO 600 FEEDERPIGS hitch, 3 hyc Agriculture Orville L. Freeman, PIGS SOLD MOSTLY AT BTTBLIGT0N new tires &first were strongly opposed to any used i BURLINGTON CONSIGNMENTS IHC H tracto ceilings on direct farm pay - /Thursday engine rest FOR WEDNESDAY, MARCH19 1953 Gleaner 40 thin blk & wf steer calves 400 lbs. combine IHC 540 4 be 27 choice blk & blkwf yrIg steers & heifers550-7M AUCTION 24 good wf steer & heifer yrlgs 500-600 able plow. MARCH 20 16' sprwith BEATRICE 44 choice blk & blkwf steer & heifer valves450.500 IHC 22 choice wf steer & heifer calves 400450 No. 15 8 Angus springer heifers IHC No. 37 SALE Starts 12:00 Noon 37 mixed yearling steers & heifers 550-650 sealed bear 24 good blk & blkwf yrig steers 700.800 IHC tool bar Lunch Served 29 good wf steer & heifer yrlgs 600-700 foot, 2 pt. , 18 good wf feeder heifers 600.... IHC No. 46 Having sold our farm and quitting farming we will sell at 20 good blk & blkwf feeder heifers 600.700 fert. att.,r. 77 public auction on the farm located 6 miles east of Junction Also a good run of stock hogs consigned for IHC No, 250 c City on 1.70 Highway, then 6 miles south on the Humboldt Road, this week's st LIVESTOCK or 18 miles northwest of Alta Vista, Ks. BURLINGTON MARKET REPORT TRUCK & TRAILERS With improved weather conditions,our sale last WE Mr. 1955 GMC 1 -ton truck, duals, nesday brought a good run of cattle thatsold on a markAuct: Lee Re SALES CO farm Machinery that looked steady to 50c higher all theway. 11' grain bed, stock racks, Steer calves 350450 @ 31.00-51.00 1965 Allis Chalmers No. 15 good rubber, 40,000 miles, Heifer calves 350-450 @ 26.50-29.50 The Important tractor, wide front end, good Yearling steers 500-700 @ 28.00-31.00 Nebraska Auction power steering, L hyd., LPO,4 -wheel trailer with flatbed Heifers 500-700 @ 25.00-27.00 stick, gas, 675 hrs., 2 pt. 2 -wheel machinery trailer Cows were steady to strong: hitch, like new Good lumber wagon and box FEEDERS, PANELS, WIRE, Cutters & utilities @ 18.50 to 20.00 Monday-Cattle 1056 Oliver 88 Super tractor, LUMBER, SHOP TOOLS, Canners @ 15.50-17.50. BULLS 22.00-24.00 fully equipped Stock cows with calves 240.00-260.00 11:00 a.m. MISCELLANEOUS pair 1958 Allis No. 60 5' combine, Chicken feeders; 50 steel Springers 220.00-230.00 Wednesday Hogs PTO, good electric fence posts; 50 hedge Stock weaning pigs @ 14.00-16.00head - 1957 Allis roto-baler, good posts; hyd. cylinder; a lot of Feeder shoats 183'ic-20c lb, SALE TIME 11:00 A.M. cable; comfort cover for No. EUREKA And a full line of machinery15 Allis tractor. Our market last week was featured by the lighter cattle and farm implements and tools Many, Many Other Items 550 lb. wf steers brought 32.60. We had an extra large run 420 lb. wf steers @ 34.00. of cattle last week selling on For Full Listings See Grass & Grain March 11 WF heifers calves @ 26.50 to 27.00. As I am a very active market. Baby following pe calves 25.00 to 50.00. Shelly ridge, Kans., canner & cutter cows 17.00 to Mr. & Mrs. Herman Shane, Raymond Vaughn Herb Rockhill lacktop roa 18.25. Commercial & utility Owners cows 18.25 to 19.50, heifer- Aucts. Foster Kretz Auction Serv. Clerks: Mr. & Mrs. Clarence BURLINGTON 364-2581EUREKA GI 1541 ettes to 21.50. Slaughter bulls Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Jones, Abilene R5 BARN PHONE 364-9576BARN PHONE GI 399I sold to 23.80. 1 WF bull wt 0 1015 at 24.50 back to the coun- 1958 JD 72 try. Holstein milk cows sold to equipped, $327.50 & Holstein heifers to rubber,I A $235. Some sales include: : - 11 Blk strs wt 472 at 31.00 John Deere 16 Blk hfrs wt 546 at 27.00 JD 72 19 Hol strs wt 883 at 23.00 equipped, 15 WF strs wt 666 at 29.25 condition 17 WF hfrs wt 538 at 27.00 1955 ACW 12 Mix hfrs wt 702 at 24.75 front,2.rowA ufuisll 14 Mix strs wt U17 at 25.60 AOltilMONEY 314 Allis 10 WF strs wt 787 at 27.85 ph 9 BWF strs wt 1158 at 26.40 'YOUR FOR AAIIIIisis pow5 2 Sw cows wt 1255 at 19.30 sh; 5 Hol cows wt 1254 at 19.20 Wayne Beef Balancers are highly fortified supple-, With Allis 1 Sw bull wt 1950 at 23.80 1958JD 4.i 1 Char bull wt 1830 at 23.60 ments with protein leVels formulated to meet diff 1958 JD 1 WF bull wt 1445 at 23.51, ferent feeding requirements. Contain urea in the 4-1 HOGS Had another large run of proper amount to give the most efficient -perform- JD 846drit hogs last Wednesday selling ance and low cost production. rubber,ru on an active market with 1 & 2 with ee61sdngl grade butchers weighing 210 HERE'S PROOF ofthe value of Wayne Beef13811111Ce 1 to 240 lbs. at 20.00 to 20.80; 240 ItsProtein "variety" compared to a single protein supple- d1 s to 280 lbs. 19.00 to 20.00; 28 ment. Test results are for a 107 -day feeding with Hereford kJ, u4a-li lbs. & over 18.00 to 19.00. Light yearlings. Both groups received the same protein, stilbestrat in sows 17.00 to 18.25 with heav- Aureomycin and free choice mineral. ier weights at 16.00 to 17.00. Wet sows 15.50 to16.00. SOYBEAN MEAL REEF BALANCES Boars 13.50 to 15.00. Daily gain 2.46 lb. 2.89 lb. Some feeder pig sales were: Feed per englne. on 100 lb. gain 761 lb. 170 II. 4'42"01'':1:8;:e 10 mix pigs at $19.75 Cost of e 30 Wht. pigs at $17.00 100 lb. gain $16.07 $13.50 7 21 Mix pigs at $11.00 1954 Gwv, 25 Wht. pigs at $16.50 like good BARN PHONE See A Nearby Wayne Feed Dealer SHEEP 223.3571 Sunbearn si, 2 miles north of Beatrice, op- Continental Grain Co. chine posite airport. heads CLARENCE TEGTMEIER AMES MORROWVILLE ..)urthearn Burchard 865-4521 ,with sh, DELMER JURGENS HERINGTON HOME "001 bag -s; Wymore 645-3493 JR. TDIMIVI Beatrice 228-0757 ALLIED MILLS, A,uct: INC. Phone CE 8-3416,Junction City, Ks. TedE. irch 18, 1969 y plus, according to R. L. Wagnerlion to the state economy in 1967 W mow of Hartington, president of the and in 1968 more than 18 mil- u -earHigh CattleMarket new association. lion bushels of soybeans were !AT AENI; havehit 6 -year created heavy demand Cattle prices for cat- Nebraska is one of the last produced in the state. LT BEND auction tle futures contracts December whensnowstorms dis- highs atG&G area on the Chi-rupted cattleshipments. major soybean producing states Other officers elected at the" leastseven cago Board of Tradeand the showing barns. Chicago Mercantile Movement of cattlehad notto form a state association. Aorganizational meeting were The price peaks weregeneral, Exchange. minimum of 200 members will Edwin Damkroger, DeWitt, show shippers corn - Prices rose 25 been slowed bysnow over wide- March %th packers and cents to 50cents, be required for the group to be-vice-president,and Wendell e due for reduced setting seasonal spread areas of thecountry. at thewEepeting aclively highs for all Early March cold come affiliated with the Ameri-Starr, Hastings, secretary -treas- ings. contracts. weather had steerinoffheit also cut- or even halted - can Soybean Association and urer. Directors are Warren Ren- A.rtsion :ago, packerspaid Wholesale dealerssaid heavy 400 for the state group to haveter, Plainview; Arley Horst, prime steers last demand for fresh the.rate at whichanimals gain $33.50 for beef caused weight, a vote on the national board. Wisner; Eugene Diers, Fre- $30.75 on prices to rise eek anda peak of a penny a pound. As a result, The Nebraska soybean crop mont; and Emil Sobata, Schuy- prices for Choice beef was it may be sev- hoice steers. Cattle quoted at 47 eral more weeks before contributed more than $42 mil-ler. were up about $1 tocents - 11/2cents to 2 cents many e week above a week earlier cattle are ready for marketing. $1.50 Iron10 days before and and four to $4 over year ear- cents above lastyear's level. were $3.50 Last week's wholesale turekaDer levels. meat ong live cattle prices prices were thehighest sinceFrontier Seed The str vommoir uctit Owners To Join 3 Saturday One Corporation So!e Frontier Hybrids Inc., Scott UCTION City,is planning consolidation of business activities of several Every MARCH 29 corporations, it was announced by Jack Bowman, president. Monday SALE Currently the Corporation is Lunch Served owned by three Kansas seed ;TARTS 1:0011 Starts 12:30 Noon corporations, Bowman, Caster- We are quitting farming and will sell at public auction line and Weeks at Concordia, rated 4 blocks east of Altmann Garage in Hope, Kansas. Dodge City, and Hutchinson. )' Headof Bowman in his announcement IHC 2 -row lister cultivator, said, "Our plans for the future We had another good sale last week, with receipts of 382 cattle and 412 like new fat hogs, with a $20.50 top on fat hogs.All classes of cattle were 500 arketWe Machinery Hansen wheel sprayer, 20' are to merge all companies into 1963 IHC 560 gas tractor, fast boom a single corporation - Fron- to $1.00 higher. Top butcher cows and bulls were bringing as much as ER PIGS hitch, 3 hyd. valves, fenders, tier Hybrids Inc. they were at your terminal markets. We need more yearling steers and TRUNGTON new tires & engine overhaul,MM 8-16 grain drill, fert. att., heifers, also feeder steers and heifers.Figure your trucking and thrink, first used in 1964 rubber press wheels "The Frontier brand will be then compare our prices and give us a call. 4 -section drag harrow. expanded toinclude hybrid IGNMENTSIHC H tractor, tires like new, CATTLE engine resleeved 20 grain auger, 6" 5 hp gas sorghum, corn and general 1 cow & calf pair @ 255.00 MARCH 1953 Gleaner Baldwin 14' SP engine & carrier 29 whiface h strs 497 @32.00 1 whiface cow 930 @ 21.00 19 12' grain auger, 4",1/2 HP field and lawn grass seeds. We 30 mixed steers 533 @ combine 30.80 1 roan cow 1190 @ 19.80 i electric motor expect betterefficiency with 23 whiface steers 645 @29.25 heifers 550.710 , IHC 540 4 bottom 4.14 steer- 1 black cow 1320 @ 19.60 able plow. 2 or 3 pt., 1964 Steel slide -in stock rack, 8' streamlined operations. Fron- 6 b bf steers [email protected] 1 holstein cow 1660 @ 19.50 00 bed 5 black steers aloes 450-500 IHC16'springtooth harrow tier will not only expand its 438 @30.75 1 holstein cow 1560 @ 19.50 with No. 15 carrier, 1966 1000 bu. Butler steel bin, good 2 black steers 540 @30.00 )450 MISCELLANEOUS line of seeds but will also em- 2 holstein cows 1070 @ 19.10 IHC No. 37 10'9" wheel disc, phasize merchandising growth. 1 whiface steer 470 (a)31.80 I blkf cow 990 @ 18.75 sealed bearings Cattle back scratcher; trac- 1 blkwhif steer 920 @ i0-650 Research and development of 26.30 1 whiface cow 1100 @ 18.50 ()0 IHC tool bar chisel & duck-tor umbrella; Comfort Cover 1 whiface steer 360 @33.00 1 whiface cow 1090 @ 18.10 00 foot,'2pt. gauge wheels for IHC 560; IHC 2 -way cylin- hybrids will remain of prime in- 3 holstein steers 751 @23.35 1 bull calf HD @ 57.00 PIHC No. 46 lister, 2 -row with der and hoses; pair IHC wheel terest to our organization." 1 black steer 940 @27.50 1 bf heif calf HD @ 62.00 fert. att., rotary moldboards weights; panel gate. 1 black steer 600-700 IHC No. 250 cultivator, H or M Other Miscellaneous Items Frontier Hybrids, Inc., and its 625 (a?26.00 1 black bull calf HD @ 53.00 ed fur this week's three stockholding corporations 1 black steer 637 (a?27.20 1 red neck calf HD @ 49.00 develop, produce and distribute 53 b & bbf heifs 530 @26.40 1 black calf HD @ 63.00 REPORT 27 black heifers 456 @27.50 Is, our sale last if Ir. & Mrs.Edgar Schimming Frontier hybrids in over 12 6 black heifers 510 @24.80 HOGS that sold on a ma.Auct: Lee Remy Clerk: 1st National Bank, Hope states and several foreign coun- e way. 6 char heifers 436 @28.50 29 spot fat 215 @ 20.50 tries. 2 char heifers 560 @26.50 31 fat 232 0120.30 2 red heifers 495 (' 26.50 27 fat 222 @ 20.20 1 whiface heifer 470 @26.25 27 fat 233 @ 19.70 Saturday Nebraska 1 b bf heifer 460 @26.50 24 fat 226 @ 20.25 6 black heifers 429 0 26.50 10 fat 212 @ 19.90 2 cows & calves pair (a? 258.00 27 fat 230 @ 20.10 )0-24.00 Soybean Growers ir TO LIST CONSIGNMENTS ORFORINFORMATION, CALL: MARCH 22 Organize Assn. JERRY MOYLAN PAT MOYLAN d FREMONT, Nebr. - The 767-6640 767-5435 Nebraska Growers Association Starts 1:00 p.m. WES SWENSON SALE BARN d by the lighter was officially organized at a Lunch Served meeting of some 100 state soy- 767-6388 767-5131 bean producers here recently. As Iam leaving the state I will sell at public auctionthe onHighway US 56 East Edge of followirig personal property, located 8 miles north of Mound- The purpose of the group will .ans., or 1 mile east and 4 miles south of Galva on county be to develop new markets for IROCkhl )11;i1dZk'toKroad. soybeans and seek other ways Council Grove, K(Iris. 01 i for increase soybean utilization KA 8 sheep bunks; 12 & 20' grain Bonded LivestockDealers & Order Buyers PHONE 010, and sheep feeders; 5 rolls to prevent the build-up of a sur- mplements sheep wire; wood loading 1958 JD 720 tractor, fully chute; 50 bu. feed wagon bed, equipped, 3pt., adjustablelike new. front, power steering, new SHOP TOOLS AND rubber, A -I.; MISCELLANEOUS !John Deerehydraulic ram, Al Table saw with tilt table, BULL SALE 1958 JD 720 tractor,fully A-1; 6" heavy bench vise; equipped, good rubber, A-1heavy anvil;post drill;aug- SERVICEABLE condition ers; forks; scoops; log chains; 50 AGE 50 1955 AC WDtractor, wide large wood chest; tool chest; front, fully equipped, goodacetylene bottle; 2 electric mo- 1%)1( 2 -row Allis cultivator tors;18'ladder; high pres- WEDNESDAY 3-14 Allis plow sure hose; entrance cable;5 - it' Allis power mower, blade, pt. lightning rods with cable, Allis5 -shank tool bar, allA-1; 40'1/2" rope; drop cords; ed suPPle*, with Allis quickhitch, A-1150 gal. pickup gas tank with MARCH 26 1958 JD 4-14plow, gauge pump, round, good; 150gal. meet dif. wheels, 3 pt.,A-1 pickup gas tank with pump, 1958 JD 4-14plow, 4 btm.,square, good; 30 & 55 gal.fuel areain tho semi -mounted, A-1 JD 8.16 drill, barrels; grease guns; gas cans It'Perf°111. fert. att., high 2 15x30 tractor tires with AT THE FARM rubber, rubberpress, shed-rims for duals, Quicktach, A-1; ded,A-1 32 'VD 2 15x30 used tractor tires; 816 drill shoes,A-1 shedded, 12:30 P.M. 3alancerwith 1966 JD 20'2x12planks, supple. No. BW 151/2' wheelgood; 10 14' 2x12 planks, shed- North of Woodbine otein disk, dualwheels, A-1 ded, good; 20 4' 4x4 planks; WOHereford, JD 20' South of Junction City n,stiibestrol, JD 20'springtooth, 3 pt., goodused 1" 'lumber; 6 pieces 8' goodspringtooth, pipe hitch,corrugated tin, new; 3 pieces 21' 6" 10' used corrugated tin; 20 WANG" grain auger withgas 51/2 & 6'steel posts; 7 20' 2.99 lb. engine,on rubber carriage,phone poles, hedge posts:4 BURGER OF LAKEWOOD 160TH A-1 7'4" cast -iron posts; 2 7' 5" 970 lb. ZO' bale elevator,like new pipe posts; well cylinderand TRUCK pipe; several joints 11/2" pipe; 913.0 1954 GMC ATZKE like ton truck, with several rolls barbed wire; 7 new 150 bu. grainbed,20' 314" rods; 100' plastic pipe; 8 sons of Burger of Classlochie good water 32 grandsons of "Burger" SHEEP cream separator; large Feed Deal" Sunbeam EQUIPMENT cooler fan; stock water tank; 10 grandsons of Ermitre of Haymont sheep shearingma-metal bath tub; Coleman gas chine, 15 NGUS C°. heads,complete with blades,lanterns, good; scrap iron; tables, likenew n Clipmaster clipper bu. treated Scout seed wheat OVILLE in plastic bags; some house- Lunch available at the farm. Wool theep shear head, A-1hold goods & other articles HOME bags;;20 sheep panels;not mentioned. Write for your catalog. FARMS

OSCAR LATZKE - LARRY LATZKE Frank Unruh, Owner ROUTE 1 - JUNCTION CITY TedWeKrehblel, McPherson Clerk: Boesker Sales Service cellation. that 664 deaths were recorded 31, 1970. to ex-in 1967, compared with 649 in March 18, Farm Bureau Essentially, the Farm Bureau Retraining grants not 1969 program provides for a 5 -year ceed $1000. 1968. %prof Adjustment assistanceof By comparison, nationally, Plan To Phase transitional period in which traffic deaths rose from 53,000 acreage controls, base acreages,not more than $2500 a year for Grass & Grain two years, to 55,000, Burr said. He added marketing quotas, processing that the cost of traffic accidents Out Ag Program taxes and direct payments for Loans under existingcredit programs to furtherfacilitate-- in lost wages,medical ex- pod an estimated A long range farm program wheat, feed grains and cotton 3.2 intended to strengthen mar- the transition of eligible farm- penses, property damage and lam in 1968 Inste would be phased out. higher insurance rates - drop - in Kansas froti Lincoln, kets and increase net farm in- The program would ease theers to more gainful employ- 1967 figure. come has been proposed by the ment. transition to a market price Cedar Vale' j The bureau said 574,000 farm- Home, Furniture & Blacksmith T seoorl.te:T1 27 -member board of directors of system and will mean higher 004 is the American Farm Bureau. net income for farmers, the ers, according to the 1964 cen- 515 10th Street, Fairbury, Nebraska American The plan, authorized by dele- Farm Bureau said. sus, would be eligible for the Thursday Association, gates of the member state farm special programs. Livestock C( The bureau said all farmers of bureaus at the 1968 national producing wheat, cotton and University convention, would phase out feed grain regardless of income, or two. present feed grain, wheat and decl could take advantage of the Fewer State AUCTION MARCH made t cotton control programs. program and farmers whose av- 2) error The Farm Bureau, largest erage gross annual sales of twentyYear: general farm organization in Traffic Deaths farm products were no more Starts 12 the nation, said it would press than $5000 and whose off -farm Fifteen fewer traffic fatalities SALE Noon for action on the program in occurred in Kansas in 1968 NEBRASKA income Was eligible for one or SALE Congress this year. more of four special programs.than in 1967, a state highway of- The plan proposed by the These are: ficial has reported to Gov. Rob- 2 -STORY HOUSE board would go into effect Jan- ert Docking. -Sells 2:00pa. Compensation for acreage 3 rooms & complete bath upstairs; 4 rooms & bath uary 1, 1971, as an amendmentallotments and base acreages Fred Burr, state safety co- floor; part basement; hot water furnace; hot wateron to the current farm program, surrendered for permanent can-ordinator,saidinhisreport open stairway; large garage. hea the food and agriculture act of Legal Description - East 25 ft. of West 150 ft. and 1965, which expires December 50 ft. of East 150 ft. of South 142 ft. of Block 3, W, G. m19 ell's Sub -Division SW% NW Y414-2-2,Fairbury, Jo Monday County, Nebraska, known as Tax Lot 11. Herington Terms - 20% down day of sale, balance due upon of Abstract and Deed. Immediate possession. Forcomp! As we AUCTION prior to sale phone 729-3090 or 729-3651, Fairbury,ins we will s MARCH 24 miles west Livestock BLACKSMITH TOOLS plete double beds;overstuffed or 8 miles mile east, Little Giant trip hammer, withlounge; radio; ironbedsteat SALE Starts 10:00 a.m. motor storage chest;washing ma. Auction Co. Double emer stand, with mtr.chines; 2 lard presses. Post drill and bits U.S. Army harness; ice Farm Lunch Served 40 forge tongues tongs; moose horns; Sale Every Large anvil Forge horns; log hook; kitchendeer 1950 IHC cool draulic, Large babbit ladle stove; seed cabinet; table 1951 Inter Tuesda 2 small emerys 2 chairs 2 sewing machines. Due to the death of our son and husband we will sell at Planes 5 screw jacks Model L public auction on the farm located 1/2 north of the Holiday Inn Dresser; drain tubs; buff:-, miss.on, 2 1 -ton chain hoists 4 straight chairs; 3 rocke with goc Operating under Federal Supervision on Highway 213 north of Manhattan, Kans., to the 66 station, % ton chain hoists then 11/2 east on Allen Road. plate racks; 50 horseshoes; rack, wi & Bonded for your protection. Saws; grindstones; clamps;singletrees; buggy and wag miles emery stones; shovels; bolts &spokes;Enterprise coffee Reporting for the Herington Dempster good nails;chisels; hammers; tin -grinder. rolling ] Livestock Auction Company, Tues- Wooden wheel wagon gear snips; soldering irons; wrench- Model T coils;extra lizerat1 day, March 11. Farm Machinery4-whl. trailer with flare bed es of all kinds, and many coffee grinder; Kitchen Qu 1949 M&I1/, other items. stove; miniature size pot bine There were not enough cattle 1966 David Brown No. 9902-whl. machinery trailer with FURNITURE & ANTIQUESstove, and other items not! to really test the market. Cold tractor, wide front end, winch Oliver 8-11 LPO, power steering, L. 2 -wheel trailer with box bed and mattress; 2 corn-listed. fertilizer weather and bad road conditions hyd., 3 pt., diesel, 1038 hrs.,1941 Chev. % ton pickup steel wt resulted in a light run. There were very good BOATS & EQUIPMENT Marie Singleton, Owner IHC 2 -row few stocker & feeder cattle selling 2 1946 IHC H tractors, good 1959 shop built fiberglass boat, Clerk: Fairbury State Bank fits M on a steady basis with last week; rubber, overhauled, good has 40 hp 58 Scott engine, Harold R. Siegel, Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker cylinder 1942 Allis WC tractor, rubber 1528 F Street, Fairbury, Nebr. - Phone 729.3651 IHC mane butcher cows looked a little stronger on 15' trailer; this is extra H tract than the previous week, and balogna with mounted weed nice, looks and works like 1936 Allis WC tractor, on rub- a factory job Oliver 4 -se bulls were steady. ber, for repairs Shop built 14' speedboat, on ] Here are a few representative 1937 IHC F-20 tractor, on rub- trailer, built in 51 New Idea sales that were made: ber 25 HP Johnson motor rake 1958 Baldwin 14' combine, 12 HP Sea King motor, fish- IHC 9' to with cab, this is a slick 58 ing boat, boat oars Srnally ha STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS combine with change -over, Cushman scooter, needs some Red Cloud Livestock Comm. Co. Inc 1949 Olive 3 whiface steers 413 @ 31.70 with fast cutter bar attach- repairs good 1 whiface steer 315 @ 31.30 ing, very good' Some fishing equipment Red Cloud, Nebraska Corn bind 1 black steer 295 @ 31.20 Baldwin 2 -row corn head, No. nuresI 1 blkwhif steer 380 @ 30.25 240, good POSTS, MILKER, MILK plow, 2 5 whiface steers [email protected] 1964 Cherokee feed wagon, 2 -CANS, SHOP TOOLS, MISC. MIST 7 whiface steers 677 @29.00 wheel, on rubber, has new40 large hedge posts Red Jacks Sale Every Tuesday new 2 black steers 732 @28.70 box, good 2 DeLavail milkers, buckets, 1964 John Deere 12' wheel complete Starts 12:30 Noon Kelly -Rya] 4 black steers 497 @28.60 Road dra 5 whiface steers 726 @28.00 disc, No. AWS Some 10 gal. milk cans; gas 1967 MH 3x16 plow, 3 -pt., hot water heater; Aermotor 1967 Craf 1 whiface steer 810 @2730 throw away lays, very goodwindmill parts; stock tank; The Home Of The Best Feeder Cattle mower 1 black steer 665 @27.00 1968 Allis 2 -row planter, 3 -pt.,water tank on stand; seed In Southern Nebraska and Northern Kansas good, 2 black steers 930 @27.00 rubber press, very good corn grader; new & used tin; 2 power 8 black steers 983 @27.00 1951 Allis 5' combine, with hyd. cylinders. platform 1 blkwhif steer 890 @26.70 motor, good Used lumber; barb wire; hog wagon wb Allis 5' combine, for repairsnetting; 3 rolls slat cribbing; snow fenc STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1968 Continental rotary mow-barrels; cables; bars; 2 May- For Consignments or Ehrly Listings Contact: battery el 4 whiface heifers 437 @ 27.80 er, 6 ft., 3 pt., very good tag motors; truck mud grad- vise; JD 6 black heifers 480 @ 27.20 1968 John Deere 12' spring -er; new & used tin. Barn Phones: 746-2620 - 746-2622 shelter. 2 black heifers tooth, very good Hyd. chains;log chains; 4 16'11 380 @ 27.00 panels; sa 3 whiface heifers 550 @ 26.80 1965 Krause 8' wheel disc, well pipe;electricdrill;ro- good tary electric sander; McCul- wheel tTai 6 black heifers 708 @ 24.20 22' exte 1 black heifer 700 @ 24.15 1963 New Holland No. 68 bal-loch 142 chain saw; C clamps; Dean Jones, owner Virgil Miller, mgr, er, fully equipped, good drop cords; tool box; wrench- Nelson - 2254281 Red Cloud 7462445 2 black heifers 677 @ 22.55 1964 New Idea 7' hay crimper,es: saws; hammers. PTO, good Many small misc. hand tools BUTCHER COWS New Idea single -row corn pick-and items too numerous to uctionee 1 whiface cow 910 @ 23.00 er, good mention; new sparrow trap; 1 whiface cow 900 @ 21.40 Viking 30' hay or grain eleva-chick brooder; hot patchma- 1 swiss cow. 985 @ 19.70 tor on rubber, PTO, good chine;12 volt trouble light 1 holstein cow 1375 @ 19.40 2 belt harvester 14' grain el-for car lighter. 2 whiface cows 2885 @ 19.40 evators JD No. 730 2 -row lister on rub- HOUSEHOLD GOODS 4 whiface cows 3940 @ 18.80 ber Kenmore electricrange 2 whiface cows 1920 @ 18.90 Drag harrow and evener, 15'RCA portable radio 1 whiface cow 1250 @ 18.90 New Idea side rake, on steelZenith console radio Superior Livestock Comm. Co. pct 1 swiss cow 1000 @ 18.60 IHC V-25 7' mower, good Maytag washing machineand 2 whiface cows 2055 @ 18.50 shape tubs Radio K Chrome table and 4chairs Superior, Nebraska 1 whiface cow 878 @ 18.30 2 IHC No. 35 2 -row weeders, Cattle good 2 bed springs; antiquewash- ing machine; chest stronger I BUTCHER BULLS IHC 238 2 -row cultivator drawers; baby play penand car seat; quite a fe 1 whiface bull 1400 @ 23.00 2 pull type plows, 2x14 & 2x164 kitchen chairs; hand. C 1 black bull 1115 @ 22.40 IHC 5 blade stalk cutter army cot; Sale Every Saturday Gehl single row field cutter,camping cupboard. light calve Campfire stove; Sale Starts At 12:30 Noon feeder good shape redwood pil If you have cattle to sell, call lounge for patio;picnic table; demand, Gehl blower with pipe,beltlice chest; cooler; collect C. C. Wendt BL 8%2529 driven, good Filter Queen head. Herington; Wm. Schnell sweeper. Set unloading ramps Coleman heating Largest Pig Market In Southern Nebraska If yot BL 8-2039, Herington; Ted 2 windmill towers ular Mechanics stove; Pop- And Northern Kansas :onsider Haefner, 317, Lincolnville. Cement mixer, 1/2 sack size magazine; 12 STOCK Old fanning mill gauge shotgun; 22 rifle;gun Dependable Cattle Market I 2 Colby 4 -wheel trailers case; shell belt and jacket. the place with IMisatendvother misc. items the buye 8x14 Haul Mor beds,very not For Consignments or Early Listings Contact: order but Herington Barn Phone: 879-3711 cattle soi PanY or cattle, Livestock w Leroy Petersonand of the next Dean Jones,owner Jim Bruning, a fresh 8794 Nelson - 225-4281 ....Superior - Stop in Auction Co. Mrs. DeWayne (Pete)Peterson here, Aucts: Foster Kretz Auct. Serv. Herington, Kans. Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA Clerk: Citizens State The 6-4422 Bank, Manhattan sales mai Leo (arch18, 196 of accurate Information to feeders, and the "exercise of ade- March 18, 1969 Grass & Grain &Grain Emphasis, 33 3 rofit quate control of importedpro- ducts that can influence supply I estimated and demand." 3q 1968hi Instead of Volume' figure. In Lincoln,Nebr., Bill House,ther than on money- on vol- Kans., rancher whoume rather than price." Cedar Vale, Greenleaf Co-op 1"mith Took is second-term president of the "The net result ofthis great , Nebraska - National Cattlemen'serror has been to prevent American any told the National price rise in orderto accommo- Meets Saturday Thursday Association, at the date the government's GREENLEAF- The 33rd an- Livestock Conference cheap - nual meeting of the Farmers University ofNebraska a thingfood policy, at thesame time that it increased theindebted. Cooperative ElevatorAssn. or two. will be held Sat., March 22, at House declared,"The greatest ness of operators ten timesover 1VIARCEI by all of us the pastsince 1950," he added. the offices in Greenleaf, but the 11 error made membership luncheon will be twenty yearshas been that of He called for self-discipline, concentrating on production ra- organization and disseminationserved atthe high school in Starts 12 Noz1 1,Vashington at 11:30 a.m. NEBRASKA s3 Terms of two directors ex- Wednesday pire. The directors are Dwerl Vogler representing District 1, Sells 2:00 and Glenn C. Erickson of Dist- 4 rooms& rict 6. mace; hot UCTION wate- MARCH 26 In a newsletter mailed by general manager Ivan L. Wiet- f West 150 ftar:. ers to members of the co-op, of Block 3, w:G. SALE. which has branches in Linn and -2.2,Fairbury Starts 10:30 a.m. Community Service Winners II Washington, gave a comparison Lot 11. Lunch Served The Riley County Yotmg Farmers Organization received of savings since 1948. The pa-the Community Service Award from the state YFO at the annual anee due uponet As we are leaving thefarm and moving to Abilene, Kans., tronage profits in 1948 were convention. Much of the chapter is shown here, with the officers >ossession. For will sell at auction the following listed items located 15 seated in front: Don Nelson, Allan Kulp, Eldon Suudgren, Gary 1.9-3651,Fairbury. we listed as $22,595, and in 1968 miles west on Hwy.18 and 11/2 miles north from Junction City; the profit was $126,164. Sylvester, Eldo Heller, and Lyle Pfaff. Les Olsen is advisor. louble beds; north of Abilene, then 5 miles east, 1 mile north, 1 The Riley YFO chapter was given the award for activity uverst,,,,,, or 8 miles mile north. which included cleaning up after the fire at the vocational arts radio; iron bd..mile east, and 1/2 building of Riley County High in March 1968; completing a ? chest;washing grain ai ger with5' exten- plowing job for the chapter advisor after a gas fire; displaying ; 2 lard presses. sion;1/2 hp Westinghouse elec- a booth on noxious weeds at a fall grain show; entering a float Army harness; Farm Machinerytric motor. Hereford Clinic in the fall festival; replacing a film projector for the FFA at moose horns; 1950 IHC M tractor with hy-14 0,2Steel posts, like new the Riley County High School; sponsoring an income tax meet- log hook; kitehu draulic, good Large set of taps & dies, good ing; training for fire protection thru rural fire districts. seed cabinet; talU 1951 International 1 ton truck,12 51/2' steel posts, like new By AHA At s 2 sewing mach4,, Model L130, 4 speed trans- Shop tools;fork, shovels; kser; drain tubs; L',"' mission, dual rear wheels log chains; 4 wood tables 10 to Sedan Ranch .ight chairs; 3 rk: with good grain bed & stock14 it. longx3' wide, good; 4 racks; 50 horsesh rack, with less than 24000 wood benches 10.14' long, good Total Performance Records trees; buggy and miles Chicken feeders, waterer;; will he the subject of a clinic Saturday ;;Enterprise coffi,. Dempster 2 -row lister with lots of scrap iron, and other and workshop on April 3 at the T. rolling moldboard and ferti-miscellaneous items. Charles Garvin Ranch, Sedan, AUCTION lel T coils; extra lizer attachments POT -I TRY Kansas. grinder; Kitchen Qs 1949 M&M self propelled com-75 Cary White hens miniature size alp bine 50 Cary white pullets The meeting, which is spon- MARCH 29 and other items r. Oliver 8-16 grain drill with HOUSEHOLD AND sored by the American Hereford SALE fertilizerattachment, on ANTIQUE ITEMS Association with cooperation steel wheels Antique love seat, oak Starts 1:30 p.m. Owner Antique china closet from the Kansas Hereford As- t, IHC 2 -row mounted cultivator, sociation and the Kansas State ateBank fits M or H tractor, with Antique high chair To settle the estate of the late LawrenceEichem, we will Real Estate Broke cylinder Antique butchering kettle Extension Service, will offer sell at public auction at the farm located1/2 mile east of the - Phone 729461 IHC manure loader, fits M & Sewing rocker; antique wal- breeders an opportunity to find junction of Hwy. 24 & 99 at Wamego, then 1/2mile north ,then H tractors nut 5 shelf whatnot; antique out more about the TPR pro- 1 mile east, then north 11/2 miles, or 2miles east of Louisville Oliver 4 -sec. drag harrow, goodchina pitcher and bowl; small to Sparky Atkinson's corner, then miles south. -''MH trail Mower, 7'.', antique slop jar; antique wood gram. The AHA's breed im- 18-7 with power lift, fertiliz- New Idea 4 bar side deliveryplane; antique wheel chair; provement program will be er attachments, with mark- rake antique Stiliard scales; hay thoroughlystudied fromcalf MACHINERY ers, on 750-20 tires, only IHC 9' tandem disc knives; dish churn; antique weights and grades to the appli- planted 75 acres Smally hammer mill wall lamp with bracket and 1960 Chevrolet6-cyl. Power -John Deere rubber tired man- :omm. 1949 Oliver No. 5 corn picker,reflector; cow bell; turnip cut- cation of records for rapid herd glide car ure spreader good ter; 50 gal.: wooden barrel; improvement. The carcass and 1953 Chevrolet 1 -ton pickup, 4- New Holland hay baler, Super braska Corn binder, dump rake, ma-kraut cutter; 50 gal. wooden feedlot portion of TPR will al- speed with 1954 motor, in 66 nure spreader,Oliver2-16barrel. so be discussed. good condition New Idea side delivery rake plow, 2 row curler 2 antique Organ lamps 1957 Chevrolet 2 -ton truck, hy- on rubber MISCELLANEOUS Antique kerosenetable The clinic will begin at 10:00 draulic hoist with new Haul-Massey Harris 7 -ft. mower Red Jacket water pump, likelamp; 2 farm lanterns; an- a.m. at the Charles Garvin Mor bed, grain sides & stock2 David Bradley pull type lesday new tique dishes; lard press; saus- Ranch, which is located sixteen plows, 2-14 rack 2 2 -row stalk cutters on Kelly -Ryan 32' grain elevatorage grinder; 10 gallon stone miles north of Sedan on High- IHC Farmall No. 400 gas trac- Road drag dirt slip crock; 3 cream cans. tor 2 2 -row curlers 1967 Craftsman riding lawn Leather rocking chair; new way K-99. Lunch and the after- 24 -wheeltiretrailerswith mower with 5 hp motor, china cupboard; 2 baby beds noon portion of the program, 1949 John Deere No. 55 com- flat beds eeder Cattle 12' International deep freeze bine, 12 -ft. cut, new tires onIHC 2 -row pull type lister iorthern Kansas good which will conclude at 3:00 front 2 power lawn mowers; 400 lb.Studio couch; odds & ends of p.m., will be at the Keeney Mo- 2 -section soil-surgent platformscales;steel wheelchairs; breakfast set with 4 John Deere 2 -row corn head Columbian 2000 bu. grain bin wagon with grain box; 2 rollschairs; daisy churn; fruit jars to' in Sedan. On the program for above combine Steel bin, 1000 bu. snow fence; cement mixes; Large lot of equipment and will be Art Linton, TPR director John Deere No. RWA 11 -ft.300 gal.2 compartment gas battery electric fencer; shopsupplies for making dry and for the AHA; Bob Felton, AHA wheel disk bbl. & stand Listings Contact: vise; JD 2 hole handcorn wet flies for fishing. area field representative; and IHC 3-14 No. 60 pull type plow Grain auger, some plumbing sheller. Beautiful mahogany guitar on rubber, with hydraulic supplies - 746-2622 4 16' hog panels; 2 8' hog150 bales mixed hay Dr. Keith Zoellner of the Kan- lift, with trash cover rolling SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS panels; saddle and harness; 4130 hales wheat straw sas State Extension Service. cutters Small tools & other articles wheel trailer with grain box.Approx. 400 bales very good All interested cattlemen are 1968 IHC No. 10 wheat drill, too numerous to mention. 22' extension ladder; 12'x4" alfalfa hay in barn TERMS: CASH. irgilMiller, invited to attend. Registered BedCloud 740 breeders and commercial producers should all find the day LAWRENCE EICHEM. ESTATE Mr. & Mrs. George Frahm very interesting and inform- C. B. HILLIARD, ADMINISTRATOR Auctioneers: Schnell& Schnell Clair Snider, Clerk Auct: Lawrence Welter. Clerk: Don Eisenbeis. Abilene National Bank, Banker ative. aictsvkietOcriximetyIrAigirwswetcpcxlm, OnintCo./11 Radio KNCK '1390' 6:45 T. T. S. ofxxximal 1153 IN (MI&act nap wrty braska Cattle were selling steady to "Gail Garton - owner & manager" stronger here this past Saturday with Sale Every Saturday quite a few choice quality cattle on Concordia, Kansas hand. Cows were 504 higher, also COWS aturday light calves. Butcherhogs were steady; STOCKER & FEEDERSTEERS' 940 @ 19.60 feeder pigswere selling under heavy 4 whiface cows 30 Noon 13 whiace steers 450 @ 32.80 2 whiface cows 1275 @ 20.00 demand, going about $2.00 higherper 1050 @ 23.10 head. 3 holstein steers 1 holstein cow 1355 @ 20.30 4 black steers 800 @ 29.00 2 whiface cows 1130 @ 19.50 sebras° Ifs You are looking for cattle to buy, 4 hol cross steers 890 @ 26.90 ider the CLOUD COUNTY LIVE- 430 @ 33.10 ansas 6 bLkwhif steers HOGS STOCK COMMISSION COMPANYas 22 black steers 540 @ 30.20 BH @12.00 Market the place to purchase 19 baby pigs your stock. All 4 holstein steers 240 @ 31.25 BH @15.50 the buyers set in theseats; there's no 565 @ 30.50 10 weaning pigs 10 whiface steers 11 pigs BH @17.75 Gong order buying in the ring. None of the 550 @ 32.10 Listings 4 whiface steers BH @17.75 cattle sold are ownedby the sale com- 520 @ 31.20 40 feeder pigs Bob craw, - I 7 black steers 44 feeder pigs BH @17.00 9.3711 pany or employees except the catch cattle, which are always sold last in HEIFERS SHEEP the next week's STOCKER & FEEDER 21 ewes & lambs PR @36.00 sale. There's always 400 @28.30 Jim Brilono a fresh supply of all classes of stock. 3 black heifers 430 @ 27.30 38 ewes & 39 lambs PR @36.00 - Horse Sales will be held every Stop in,we appreciate your buying 3 mixed heifers 21 ewes & 22 lambs PR @32.00 4th Monday - NOT April 14. ...superw here 460 @ 27.70 6 whiface heifers 435 @ 27.30 8 bred ewes BH @17.50 The followingare some of the 4 whiface heifers sales made this 530 @ 27.50 past Saturday. 3 black heifers 290 @ 28.50 Bulls sold from $21.50 to $24.30. JAM ."Matt" Davis. oeiphryS623-4543 Leo 5 whiface heifers Rauch,Clay Center632-3092 Mar. 20 - Farm sale southeast son, auct. of Fairbury, Nebr., Mr. & Mrs.Mar. 27 - Furniture & black- March 18,1969 411111111111 Henry Kujath. Auct. Harold R. smith equipment in Fairbury, G&G Calendar Siegel. Nebr., Marie Singleton. Auct.Mar. 29- High grade Hoist., 51111111111111111111111111111111111111111911111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111g Harold Siegel. Mar. 18 - Grocery store equip Mar. 21 - Farm sale northwest dispersal salein Clim 11111111111111 Auct. Foster Kretz. Mar. 27 - Equipment and real Virgil and Harold of Marysville, Kans., August lida3c1:4ecors, Apr. 3 - ment in Lanham, Nebr., Lan-Mar. 20 - Farm equipment in estate of Upland Telephone ;ti west of Nutschestate,Richard Auct. - salemgr. Donald ham Grocery Store. Aucts Emporia, Kans., Anderson Nutsch, Adm. Auct. Harold Co., Upland, Kans. Auct. Fos- Bowman. Schultis & Son & Wolken. Cattle Co. Auct. Jim Barr. Frank R. Siegle. ter Kretz. Mar. 29- General farm Lovers Mar. 19 - Postponed from sale Mar. 20 - Farm sale southeastMar. 21 - Farmland and ma- Mar. 27 - Northeast Kansas for J. E. Reiner, g, SieglE March 8 due to weather, cattle Whitewairr, of Junction City, Kans., Her- chinery northeast of Delphos, Angus Assn. sale in Horton, Auct. Ed Reimer. and machinery east of Rich- man Shane. Auct. Foster George Hook, Morrill, Ks., Apr. 3 Kans., Richard Ballou and Mar. 29- Construction Assn, Se mond, Kans., Bob Newton. Kretz. sale mgr. eqx Aucts Russ Feeback, Bing Doris Maxine Ballou. Aucts in Galva, Ks.,Harold Larry Lagasse and Rollie La-Mar. 28 - Farm sale south of Auct. Ted Krehbiel Sigle, Apr. 5 - Carter and Max Ratliff. Mar. 20 - Farm machinery Talmage east edge of Emporia, Kans., gasse.. Beverly, Kans., Ed Mathews.Mar. 31- Changed from Mar. 19 - Complete liquida Auct G & H Auction Service. 24 kr Auci tion of equipment and real Anderson Cattle Co.Inc. Mar. 21 - Machinery and grow- Farm salenorthwest Aucts Jim Barr & J. H. Hind. ing wheat east of Newton, Mar. 28 - Machinery & build- Waterville, Kam., estate in Council Grove, Ks., ings west of Morganville, Mr. & Apilalr. 5 Furman Oil Co. Auct. Jim Mar. 20 - Machinery, house- Kans., Alpha Unruh and Dar- Elvin Dreyer:Aucts MR Kans., Harold Lahmeyer Don Kirkerninde. hold goods & antiques north rel Yost. Aucts Ed Reimer Roche and Raleign Petersor of Abilene, Kans., Mrs. Cleve and Floyd Gehring. estate. Auct. Foster Kretz Mar. 31 - Kans. Polled Frank Mar. 19 - Farmland sale west Mar. 29 - Household Goods in Hrefort of Clifton, Kans., Elmer Miles. Stoffer. Aucts Schnell Bros. Mar. 21 - Postponed due to Assn. sale in Emporia, Apr. 5 Leonardville, Kan., Charles A. jr Goessei weather from Feb. 26, W. L. Arnold Wittorff,Inman, Kimball estate, machinery, Nelson estate. Auct. Foster sale mgr. Ralph set, Waite,sit cated householdandfarmland Kretz. Apr. 2- Farm sale west Auct. Sc northeast of Clay Center, Ks., Mar. 29 - Farm sale & antiques Clay Center, Kans., of Leon Mug Auct. Foster Kretz. southeast of Enterprise, Ks., ler. Auct Foster Kretz, Mar. 2 2- Farm sale at Safford- Mrs. Ed Rissman. Aucts Apr. 2 - Osage Countyfait. \dile,Kans., Leroy Duke. Schnell Bros. land, Lyndon, Kans., Auct. Jim Barr. Mar. 29 - Farm sale north of Mr, & Gin Mrs. J. B. Walters ofMilford Mar. 22 - Livestock and ma- St. Marys, Kans., Gene Lass - Kans. Auct. Eldon ThorinaiL chinery south of Blue Rapids, well. Auct. Everett Hoobler. Apr. 2 - CommercialShort. Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Marion Mar. 29 - Farm sale norhwest horn Sale, Farmers & Co m P Rant It woe Raub. Auct. Loren Johnson; of Wamego, Kans., the Law- ers,Salina, Kans., Milton Kuckelman real est, broker. rence Eichem estate. Auct. Nagely, Sale Mgr. HOGS START AT 11:00 A.M. Mar. 22 - Farm sale east of Lawrence Welter. CATTLE AT 1:00 P.M. Saffordville,Kans., Leroy Mar. 29 - Farm sale east of TEX Rm, 314 Duke. Auct. Jim Barr. Oketo, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Ar- ONWARD 115 We had a large number of cattle1 holstein cow1210 @20.60 Mar. 22 - Household & antiquesnold Schneider.Auct. Don Roche. CowHera and hogs and also a large crowd.1 whiface cow 1060 @20.60 in Hanover, Kans., Willis Holle. Auct. Don Roche. Mar. 29 - Farm sale, Hope, Ks., Royal Essar A total of 122 hogs and 800 13 whifc cow 924 @20.40 C Kato, Hen Mar. 22 - Farm sale south of Edgar Schimming. Auct. Lee Apparent cattle were sold.Market was 1 holstein cow1375 @20.40 higher on all classes.Feeder Onaga, Kans., Mrs. Lorna Remy. SERVICEABLE BULLS 2 holstein cows1480 @20.30 WITH WEIGHT RECORDS steers and heifers were $1.00 to Smith. Aucts Bosse & Cottrell. March 29 - Open horse sale in 1 black cow 1255 @?20.30 Priced . . . $300 to $500 $1.50 higher.Cows were 50t Mar. 22 - Household goods in Mankato, Kans., Mankato 2 black cows 1025 @20.10 Mrs. Livestock Commission Co. to $1.00 higher.Anyone having Wakefield,Kans., GRANT POOLE 1 holstein cow1280 @20.10 Charles Thurlow estate. Auct. Mar. 29 - Postponed from Mar. MANHATTAN, KANS. feeder steers to sell, there is 1 black cow 1345 @20.00 Fsoter Kretz. 8 - Farm, sale for Leroy Lo - Located 4 mi. south of I.70 -Kin a good demand for them. intersection. 2 miwest on Me 1 holstein cows1205 (a?20.00 March 22 - Flint Hills pasture der, Marquette, Kans. Auct. Dowell Creek Rd. Ph. PR 6-S 1 holstein cow 1165 (a?19.90 selling in White City, Kans., Ed Reimer, STEER CALVES 4 holstein cow1113 @19.50 auct. Jim Kirkeminde. 4 whiteface [email protected] 2 holstein cows1390 (a)19.40 Mar. 22 - Used machinery The No. I Hog Market In Kansas 1 whiteface [email protected] stock reduction in Argonia, 2 whiface [email protected] HOGS Kans., Forrest-Corban Impl. WASHINGTON SALES CO. 18 whiface [email protected] 11 mix but. 229 (a)20.25 Co., John Deere dealer. Auct 3 whiface strs [email protected] 4 white butchers222 (a)20.25 Merle "Rip" Van Winkle. TRY US SOON 3 shorthorn @32.25 47 mix. but. 207 (a?20.05 Mar. 22 - Farm sale southwest @ of Fairbury, Nebr., George HOGS every TUESDAY 3 whiface strs 490 32.00 18 mix but. 209(ai19.90 2 whiface strs [email protected] Junker. Aucts Schultis & Son All Sales 18 mix. but. 209 @19.90 CATTLE every WEDNESDAY Start 1:00 pa 4 whiface strs [email protected] & Wolken. 26 mix. but. 209 (a?19.85 Mar. 22 - Auction over WIBW 22 whiface strs [email protected] 12 mix. but. 219 (a)19.80 YOU. GET ACTION 8 black strs [email protected] TV from Topeka Civic Cen- 11 white but. 221 Ca)19.80 AT THE WASHINGTON AUCTION EDBURT Out 4 blk bulls [email protected] ter. Sponsored by Topeka Ki- Wanis Clubs for youth acity 1 whiface str 610@ Pric 30.20 SOWS tivities. Aucts Jim Kirke- 1 whiface hrn [email protected] Barn Phone EA 5-2266 Residence EA 5-2393 $1.1 5 white sows 280 @18.35 minde and Kenneth ETAOIN and 3 whifc bulls @ 516 29.70 2 white sows 378 @17.75 Mar. 22 - Farm sale west of Washington, Kans. 10 black steers [email protected] 1 hamp sow 380 (a)17.70 Abilene, Kans., Roy Garten. ST( 9 mixed sows 362 (a)17.65 Aucts Schnell Bros. 1w 3w 8 white sows 357 0)17.20 Mar. 22 - General farm sale HEIFER CALVES Inc.. 2w 5 mixed sows 635 @17.00 SE of Galva, Ks, Frank Un- 1w 1 shorthorn hfr320@ 28.75 4 white sows 591 @16.95 ruh. Auct. Ted Krehbiel. Ronald Rice Motors, 1w 3750? 1 shorthorn hfr 28.25 Weaning pigs $12.50 to $14 Mar. 24 - Farm sale north of CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE 13 3 black heifers [email protected] Manhattan, Kans., Leroy Pet- North Kansas' Largest VolumeDealerCADMLA( 10 Feeder pigs $14.00 to $19.50 2b 5 whiface [email protected] erson. Auct. Foster Kretz. KASS NW2nd Phone CO 3-4000 ABILENE, 25 3 blk heifers [email protected] Mar 24 - Farmland north of 12 27 whiface [email protected] Jamestown, Ks., sale held in 10 11 whiface [email protected] CONSIGNMENTS Jamestown, Mr. & Mrs. Tru- 13 9 b&bwf hfrs [email protected] Entire herd of John & Harold man Johnson. Auct. realtor Swing Into Spring 3v 4v 10 b&bwf hfrs 540@ Eugene Waring. 27.10 Carlson consisting of 100 whiface IN A RONALD RICE 1v 1 blk wf hfr [email protected] cows with 75 to 80 calves by side. Mar. 25 - Republic County,Ks., 1v 8 mixed heifers619 (a) 26.30 These are choice whiteface cows. farmland, sale in Chester, lb 4 whiface hfrs [email protected] All calfhood vaccinated. They Nebr. Mrs. Kathleen A. Used Car 3b 3v 11 b&bwf hfrs [email protected] Hitchcock. Kansas will be sorted to suit the buyer. Where else to choose yours than at North Central 3v Mar. 26 - Farm sale southwest largest volume dealer. Here are just a few: of Endicott, Nebr., Mose and 1 v FEEDER STEERS & HEIFERS 1964 CHEVROLET Impala 2 door hardtop 11 17 blk strs [email protected] Grace Williams. Allots Schul- Super Sport, ahkeeast,ert,uraquuteoimseatic transmission, 31 8 whiface strs [email protected] HORSE SALE tis & Son & Wolken. SsileoellinVg8,anrand brakes, I N 6 whiface strs [email protected] We had a large crowd with 37 Mar. 26 - Farm sale & antiques 1964 CHEVELLE 4 door wagon, V8 steer. Beige, radio, heater, automatic transmission, power 51 20 whiface [email protected] head of horses. The market northeast of Abilene, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. George Frahm. ing and brakes. $1093 8 8 black steers [email protected] was active with a lot of buyers. 1964 CHEVROLET Biscayne 4 door wagon ...... it Aucts Schnell Bros. 21 wf & blk [email protected] 1 sorrel mare consigned from V8, green, radio, heater, automatic transmission. $1493 22 March 26- Angus all -bull sale 1964 OLDSMOBILE Dynamic 98 4 door ...... 7 7 black steers [email protected] Henry Heikes from Wamego Power south of Junction City. Latz- Turquoise, radio, heater, automatic transmission, 6t 6 black steers [email protected] brought $155. Bruce Griffith steering and brakes, air conditioner. ke Angus Farms. Mike $1495 12 from Kansas City, Missouri was Wil- 1964 PONTIAC Catalina 2 door hardtop, V8 ...... 11 whiface [email protected] and brakes, air the buyers. Red, radio, heater, 4 speed, power steering 9 wf & blk [email protected] conditioner. ST 30 wf & blk [email protected] 1964 OLDSMOBILE 98 4 door hardtop...... :1$11433999555 81 steer' 41 15 wf & blk [email protected] Bob Wise from Beloit sold 1 bay Binlguea,nrdadbiroa,khese.ater, automatic transmission, Power 2 19 blk heifers [email protected] gelding fo Ron White of Valley 1963 Ford Country Sedan 4 door 9 passenger wagon '"ve795r 31 Center for $155. Po 22 whifc hfrs [email protected] Burgundy,dy,rabdrioa,s,airheater,automatic transnissio. n,.., 11 steeringand 11 14 whifc hfrs [email protected] Every Friday ,0130 conditioner. choice P2,a,,. pitxt 2 1963 BUICKS, convertible & 2-dr.hardtop, your 8, Haley & White from Wichita 1963 OLDSMOBILE 98 4 door hardtop ...... $.1, sold a palomino mare to Dale Furniture, appliances, andall steo COWS types of miscellaneous items. Binlguea,nrad bdrioa,kheseaairter,coanudtoitmioanteicr. transmission, power Jacobson from Dehlia for $150. 1 whiface cow [email protected] Consignments will beaccepted 1962RCORio, VA Monzaspe2eddoor hardtop ...... '495 LICENSEu AND BONDED from 10:00 a.m. till 6:00p.m. Radio,heater,IR4 Monday thru Friday. $1095,1 .BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY 238-1471 1962 CADILLAC Sedan deVille 4 door ...... Pov'e We Sell Anything Of Value Turquoise,steeradio,dbi or heater,kesautomaticconditione ...... Ifyou have livestock to appraise, call: steering and obifl C & M AUCTION CO. 1962 OLDSMOBILE F-85 Cutlass . ....096 call VERN I.ANGVARDT, Manager, 238-8211, ...... Junction City 117 E. 6th V8, white, 2 -door hardtop, radio, heater, automatic HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer, 238-8212,Junction City Phone CE. 8-8314 JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS Open Evenings Till 9 p.m. HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone 349-2863 Sundays 1 to 5 p.m. arch 18,1969 2,0ffimmirnmii...... April 5- Farm sale, Hope, Ks., Moylan. Mrs. Howard Schuster. March 18, 1969 - High grade Bill Apr. 12 - Household goods in GOkG Calendar Dwight, Auct. Idana, Kans., Everett Clark. tl salein 11.111...... ,...... ,...,...... CI , num.,...... migApril 5- General farm sale Riffel, sale mgr. Auct. Ralph nd Harold Aunt. Foster Kretz. Apr. 3 -Farmland sale south-Apr. 5 - Polled Hereford SW of Moundridge,Ks., Ern- Waite. ale pro- April 12 - Changed from west ofFairbury,Nebr., duction sale, Beatrice est Krehbiel. Auct. Ted Kreh- Apr. 15 - Farm sale southwest n. mom'bonald Robert 77 sale April 5 - Flint Hills antique Frank Mathy estate. pavilion, Tegtmeiersof S.E. biel. sale in Cottonwood Falls, Ks., of Holyrood, Kans., Milton - General farm awwers, adm., Auct. Harold Nebraska. ChuckCook, saleApr. 7- Farm sale northwest. Jim Barr, auct. & sale mgr. Frohrich. G & H Auction Ser- .1. Regler, Whi Ft. Siegle. mgr. of Miltonvale, Kans., Ernest Apr. 12 - Household goods, vice, Ellsworth. Relater. Apr. 5 Gepner. Auct Foster Kretz. t Mid -Kansas Shorthorn - Angus dispersal and Becky estate,Salina, Ks., Apr. 17 - General farm sale & ---Constructio Apr. 3 - farm machinery April 7- Farm sale east of Ols- Aunts Frank Harz & Bob farm SW of Moundridge, Ks., Assn.Sale, Salina, Kans. northeast of a, Ks,,Harold Farm sale west of Wamego, Kans., Dr. burg, Mrs. Helen King. Law- Perry. for Gehring Estate. Auct. Ed 'ed Krehbiel, Si Apr. 5 - & Mrs. Ks., H. A. Martsel- L. D. Bowles. Auct.Lawrence rence Welter, auct. Apr. 12 - Farm sale southeast Reimer. - Changed Talmage, from Welter. April 7- Livestock and ma- APr. 18 - Farm sale west of lar. Auct.Lee Remy. of Herington, Kans Mr. & Apr. 5 chinery northeast of Ross- Mrs. Fritz Wirtz. Aucts H. M. ClayCenter,Kans.,Terry ill - Household goods in Ksansale .A7)411rh,1 Apr. 5 -Tools, well eqpt. & Clay Center, Kans.,Nola Fos- vile, Kans., Bennie and Sara Sharp & Lee Remy, Mitchell. Auct Foster Kretz. >rever: Horak. ucto miscellaneous.Mrs. John dick estate.Auct. Foster Apr. 12 - Polled Hereford dis-Apr. 19 - Household & antiques and Haleign Peterson, Salina,Ks., Aucts Kretz. Apr. 7 - 960A farmland &pas- persion in Deshler, Nebr., in Leonardville, Ks., Martin - Kans. Polled Frank Harz & Bob Perry. April 5 - Registered Quarter ture northwest of Masco, Ks., John C.Sellestate. Chuck David. Auct. Foster Kretz. Pale in Emporla' Land auction for Orville and Jeanne Henderson Apr. 21 - Sale of combines and p Apr. 5 - Horse consignment saleat Cook, sale mgr. Wittorff, Goessel Hospital Society lo- Auct Larry Lagasse.. I nirph'' Newton, Ks., Kansas Quarter April 12 - Household goods & trucks in Greenleaf, Kans., H. ;r, Ralph waite7 cated SE of Goessel, Ks. Horse Assn., Bob Wilson, Ar r. 8 - Farm sale south of antiques in Industry, Kans., D. (Mac) McBride. Auct Fos- - Farm sale Blue Rapids., Harold Martin. ter Kretz. ttog Auct. Ed Reimer sale mgr. - auct. Albert Mackey. Auct. Leo rater, Kans,Itopy Auct Foster Kretz. Crawford. Apr. 23 - Household goods in 't Foster Kretz, Apr. 9 - Farm sale southeastApr. 12 - Antiques & miscel- Clay Center, Kans., Rose Osage County of Hunter, Kans., J. J. Jen- Tuttweiler estate. Auct. Fos- IA laneous south of Junction Yndon, Hans., sen. Aucts G & H Auction Ser- City, Kans., Tim Templeton. ter Kretz. B. Walters vice, Ellsworth. April 24 - Farm sale, Wayne of 11 Auct. Foster Kretz. uct. Eldon inio Apr. 9 - Farm sale sout hofApr. 12 - Fifth annual Manhat- Bolte, Lincoln, Ks. Aucts Bob Commercial Council Grove, Kans. Harold Perry & Frank Harz. $hy tan Quarter Horse production tie, Farmers Compare our dealwith all tire stales before you buy. Pracht. Auct Foster kretz. Apr. 25 - Northeast Kansas & 'and you might letarn something. sale at Manhattan Commis- lina,Kans., It won't cost a penny Apr. 11 - Reg. Holstein disper- sion Co barn, Lee Walters and Purebred & Commercial Sale Mgr. sal in Erie, Ks., Leo Fickel. Merle Flinn., Shorthorn Sale, Effingham, Sale Mgr. John Carlin. Apr. 12 - General farm sale Kans. Milton Nagely, Sale TEX% GARRETT'S TIRE SUPPLY Apr. 11 - Stock reduction sale west of Goessel for Elmer Mgr. in Linn, Kans., Kuhlman Mo- April 26 - Farm sale southwest ONWARD 314 Buckeye, Abilene Cross from Sears Brandt. Auct. Ed Reimer. Owners: Clyde and Don tor Co., Case-MF dealer. Auct.Apr. 12 - General farm sale of Emporia, Kans., Elmer Die- Cow Foster Kretz. ker. Aucts Jim Barr and Ern- Hi: GillettePhones: Day CO 3-2601Gillette NE of McPherson, Ks., Ern- Royal E. TIRES TIRES Apr. 11 - Special horse sale in est Arnold. CKato.H: Night: CO 3-4067 (Don) est Peterson. Auct. Ted Kreh- Apparel the Council Grove, Ks., sale biel. Apr. 26 - General farm sale ICEABLE BULLS barn, Santa Fe Trail Riders. Apr. 12 Commercial Shorthorn NW of Canton, Ks., Wm. VEIGHT RECOk Aucts Don Day and Jerry Sale - Oakley, Kans., Milton Ratzlaff. Auct. Ted Krehbiel $300 to $50 Nagely, Sale Mgr. May 3 - Annual Salina spring registered Quarter Horse con- RANT POOLE Apr. 14 - Farm sale southwest NHATTAN, of Waterville, Kans., Harry signment sale in Salina, Kans., i 4 mi. south of 14:' Potts. Auct. Don Roche. Bernard Ireton, sale mgr.; Ion, 2mi.west on Roger A. Johnson and Ralph `reek Rd. Ph. PR Reynolds Apr. 14 - Farm sale south of Clay Center, Kans., Derald Waite, accts, Mack. Auct. Foster Kretz. May 3 - Livestock & General Apr. 14 - Hampshire hog sale Farm Sale W of Hesston, Ks., Sale Barn in Newton, Ks., Balthrop Carl Holle. Auct. Ted Kreh- Hampshire Farms, John Bal- biel. ABILENE, KANS. throp, Wichita. May 3 - Date changed from Apr. 14 - Hand-picked Polled Apr. 26 - general farm sale Selling Every Hereford consignment sale at SE of Canton for Roland Enterprise, Kans., Leon D. Schroeder. Auct. Ed Reimer. ky All Sale FRIDAY Start 10:: Starts 1:00 p.m. Sale etie44, Hogs 11:30 a.m. Cattle 1 p.m. Out of state buyers bought the major- 26.80 ity of the big run of cattle last Friday. 8 whiface heifers 602 @ 1 whiface heifer 670 @26.10 We had a very big run of both cattle & hogs at our sale Thursday. Prices on all classes looked 501 to 3 whiface heifers 890 @25.15 $1.00 higher. Cattle came in locally Stocker and feeder cattle were up from 504 to $1.00; cows were up ience EA 54393 19 mixed heifers 858 @ 25.80 504 to $1.00; calves were about 500 higher. Butcher hogs were up and from all surrounding counties. 8 blkwhif heifers 916 @25.70 ns. 2 red heifers 930 @25.60 800 from a week ago with an extreme top of $20.75 and the bulk STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 1 broc cow 930 @25.60 bringing from $20.35 to $20.60. The following is a listing of 1 whiface steer 310 @37.50 5 whiface heifers 816 @24.80 some of our consignments: 3 whiface steers 476 @33.30 2 whiface heifers 815 @25.80 2 whiface steers 510 @32.90 5 whiface heifers 598 @25.90 FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 4 whiteface steers 425 @ 29.50 1 whiface steer 490 @32.90 1 black heifer 980 @25.40 1 whiface steer 530 @33.00 4 mixed whifc steers 515 @ 32.10 1 char. steer 500 @ 29.25 533 @ 31.80 5 whiteface bull cvs 478 @ 29.00 13 whiface steers 452 @32.70 COWS 10 black heifers 10 whiface steers 636 @30.00 holstein cow 1580 @20.55 20 whiface steers 564 @ 31.50 8 holstein steers 380 @ 26.20 2 black steers 580 @30.10 holstein cow 1370 @20.00 23 whiteface steers 575 @ 31.30 25 whiface steers 30.00 698 @ holstein cow 1390 @ 20.00 4 whiteface steers 557 @ 30.50 HEIFER CALVES 12 whif shthrn strs 601 @30.15 cow 1210 @19.60 10 black steers 606 @31.70 5 whiteface steers 552 @ 29.90 2 whiface heifers 210 @33.75 1cow 1240 @ 19.45 13 b & bwf steers806 @29.20 4 whiteface steers 821 @ 27.30 6 whiface heifers 319 @29.25 1cow 1140 @ 19.60 3 whiface steers 750 @28.90 268 @28.75 1cow 1360 @19.40 9 black steers 734 @ 27.15 3 whiface heifers 4 whiface steers 700 @28.80 2cows 1120 @19.50 30 whiteface heifers 549 @ 26.35 1 holstein heifer 245 @27.50 1 whiface steers 970 @28.00 1cow 1070 @19.50 14 whiteface heifers 498 @27.35 1 whiface steer 810 @28.60 12 black whifc hfrs 623 @ 25.95 1cow 1080 @17.45 1 blkwhif steer 870 @28.30 5 whiface heifers 781 @ 25.90 4 whiface heifers 425 @27.30 2cows 1285 @ 19.35 3 black steers 723 @28.00 911 @ 22.95 3 mixed whifc hfrs 458 @27.00 1cow 1020 @ 19.70 15 holstein steers 3 whiface steers 706 @28.10 26.70 3cows 936 @19.75 3 holstein heifers 1193 @ 19.60 4 black whiface hfrs 416 @ rth CentralKai' 1 3 whiface steers 930 @27.45 1cow 1330 @18.95 5 black heifers 399 @26.50 1 whiface steer 29.20 few: 740 @ cow 1500 @18.40 11 holstein steers 647 @24.90 18.95 COWS ...... 1cow 1110 @ 3 holstein steers 876 @23.90 1 white cow 880 @ 24.10 HOGS & PIGS rnatic transm- 1 cow 1070 @ 18.80 8 holstein steers 72? @24.70 1023 @ 17.70 1 black whifc cow 1000 @ 23.60 32 mixed fats 208 @ 20.75 ise. 1 whiface steer 14 cn & ct cows ...... 890 @28.60 19 thin b cows 227.00 5 whiteface cows 792 @ 21.80 23 hamp fats 227 @ 20.75 power 5 b & bwf steers fission, 528 @32.10 204.00 46 mixed fats 219 @ 20.60 8 whiface steers 571 @31.70 8 black cows 1 holstein cow 1700 @ 21.40 1 cow 1760 @18.00 33 mixed fats 242 @ 20.45 on ...... S13 1 whiface steer 540 @31.70 1 whiteface cow 1200 @ 19.60 4 mixed sows 310 @ 18.90 rismission. ,,L. 22 b & bwf steers513 @32.65 12 whiteface cows 1073 @ 19.05 7 whiface steers BULLS 432 @32.00 430 @33.00 1 holstein cow 1320 @ 19.00 4 mixed sows 385 @ 18.25 ...... 6 whiface steers 8 black bulls transmission, 460 @32.80 376 @31.80 1 red cow 1170 @ 18.90 1 black sow 480 @ 17.00 12 fl whif steers 712 @28.55 3 black bulls 1 red bull 560 @28.90 1 holstein cow 1365 @ 17.80 1 hamp gilt @ 82.50 v8..... ' 1710 @23.65 and brase. STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 whiface bull 1 white gilt @ 80.00 ring 1 shthm bull 1140 @22.85 8 black heifers 356 @29.00 BULLS 1 hamp boar 270 @ 17.25 4 black heifes ...... PO ° 427 @29.00 Already listed for Friday,March 21 1 black bull 1360 @ 22.40 23 white pigs @ 17.50 fission, 2 shorthorn hfrs 440 @28.20 eth - 52 highlychoice angus steers 12 hamp pigs @ 17.00 31 b & bwf heifs 620 @27.00 ;:er wag°. 600 lbs. (green) BULL & STEER CALVES 28 white pigs @ 15.50 11 b & bwf heifs 590 @27.90 angus blkwhif &whif transmass1911, - 60 choice @ 14.00 11 whiface heifers675 @27.00 steers - 600 lbs. 2 whiface bull calves 230 @ 36.25 20 spotted pigs 8 whiface heifers op, your' 583 @27.00 1 whiteface bull calf 280 @ 35.50 RALEIGH BREEDING, MANAGER ...... 1 whiteface steer 300 @ 35.25 Powe barn 562-3671; home 562-3547 nission, HOURS A DAY 8 whiteface bull calves 375 @ 33.70 ..... " YARDMEN ON ELUTY 24 1 black steer 255 @ 32.75 Auctioneer: Larry Lagasse, CALL DUDE REYNOLDS COLLECT 1 holstein steer 275 @ 30.90 Ph. Concordia. Kans. CH 3-1714 ...... , For information, requests for appraisals at no Bring yourcattle obligation,or inquiries regarding comingsales, in at any timeday call me atany time, day or night. or night;we'll han- LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. r. .. dle them for youat M ...... age ir'" MARYSVILLE, KANSAS automatic CO 3-3394 your request. er, DUDE REYNOLDS Abilene, Kans. seu 41St.M 1 black cow sell 1240 @19,90 Or Buy goo® a llogoeZion VcoGtochvo 1 holstein cow 1365 @ 19.75 1 brocoface cow 1005 @ 19,60 585 @ 25.00 4 whifc & blk cows 905 @ Our market this week was active on 1 whiface steer [email protected] 1 black heifer 19,60 857 @ 24.30 all classes of cattle. Stocker steers 6 black steers [email protected] 2 black heifers 1 holstein cow 1315 @ 19,60 700 lbs. and down were sq to 6 black steers [email protected] 1 black cow 1270 @ 19.55 $1.00 higher. Fleshy feeder steers 8 whiface steers [email protected] HEIFER CLAVES 1 holstein cow 1520 @ 19.25 339 @ 29.10 and fat steers steady. Light weight 3 black steers [email protected] 5 whiface heifers 1 holstein cow 1150@ 19,20 371 @ 28.60 stocker heifers were steady. Feeder 3 whiface steers [email protected] 11 blk & bwf hfrs 1 holstein cow 1295 @ 19.10 427 @ 27.45 heifers steady. All grades killing 1 whiface bull [email protected] 8 black heifers 1 roan cow 1010© 10.10 427 @ 27.10 cows 24 to 5* lower. The follow- 2 black bulls [email protected] 2 black heifers 1 whiteface cow 1260 @ 19.10 388 @ 27.00 ing is a partial listing: 1 whiface steer [email protected] 10 black heifers 5 wf & blk cows 1058 @ 19,05 415 @ 26.50 3 wh iface steers [email protected] 1 black heifer 1 black cow 1070 @ 19,00 517 @ 26.00 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 2 whiface steers [email protected] 2 black heifers 1 whiface cow 835 @ 18,70 549 @ 25.90 2 black steers [email protected] 1 wh iface steer [email protected] 8 whiface heifers 1 whiteface cow 840 @ 18.70 530 @ 25.80 2 black steers [email protected] 1 whiface steer [email protected] 10 whiface heifers 1 black cow 1005 @ 18.60 460 @ 25.60 3 wf & bwf steers [email protected] 3 mixed steers [email protected] 1 black heifer 1 red cow 1115 @ 18,50 1 whiteface steer [email protected] 1 blk wf steer [email protected] 3 black heifers 548 @ 25.25 1 black steer [email protected] 1 blk whifc hfr 540 @ 25.20 1 black steer [email protected] STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 black heifer 530 @ 25.20 9 mixed steers [email protected] 2 black heifers [email protected] 1 black heifer 505 @ 25.10 8 whiteface [email protected] 9 black heifers [email protected] 13 whiface heifers 460 @ 25.00 2 blk & bwf strs [email protected] 8 whiface heifers [email protected] 1 whiface heifer 450 @ 24.80 1 whiface steer [email protected] 8 black heifers [email protected] 16 black steers [email protected] 3 whiface heifers [email protected] COWS 1 black steer [email protected] 1 black heifer [email protected] black cow 920 @ 23.40 18 bwf &wf strs [email protected] 7 black heifers [email protected] whiteface cow 1170 @ 22.00 1 black steer [email protected] 3 whiface heifers [email protected] black cow 1090 @ 20.60 1 bwf steer [email protected] 1 black heifer [email protected] black cow 820 @ 20.50 1 black steer [email protected] 4 whiface heifers [email protected] whiface cow 1005 @ 20.20 1 blue roan steer [email protected] 1 black heifer [email protected] holstein cow 1350 @ 20.00 1 black steer [email protected] 1 black heifer [email protected] wh iface cow 1085 @ 20.00 1 whiface steer [email protected] 2 whiface heifers [email protected] black cow 1275 @ 20.00 1 whiface steer [email protected] 2 black heifers [email protected] whiface cow 905 @ 19.90 1 black steer [email protected] 1 red steer [email protected] FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 1 blk whifc steer [email protected] LIVESTOCK COMMISSION REZAC BARN [email protected] 2 black steers St. Marys 437-2999 19 holstein steers [email protected] DELAINE REZAC COMPANY St. Marys 437-6266 STEER CALVES ELMER IMTHURN 16 wf & bwf strs [email protected] Maple Hill MI 3-2440 2 black steers [email protected] vSt. Marys, PAUL KRAMER 1 black steer [email protected] St. Marys 437-2993 2 black steers [email protected] 1 black steer [email protected] \uctioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby & Dennis Rezac Kans, k.

Central Kansas Most Modern Livestock Auction...West Side OfSalina TWO SALESEVERY WEEK MONDAY THURSDAY Hogs & Cattle Cattle Only Hogs sell at 11:00a.m.followed by Selling startsat11:00 a.m. Cattle our regular cattlesaleas they are will sellin the order they are consign unloaded. ed on the books.

6 whiteface steers, Ottawa Co. 345 6a 35.35 1967 cattle and 494 hogs sold thru this market for 18 whiface steers, McPherson Co. 598 @ 30.20 17 char. steers, Saline Co. 512 (/)31.60 1 whiteface bull, Lincoln Co. 17100? 24.00 the week ending March 14th. All classes of stocker 20 char. steers, Saline Co. 626 @ 29.70 1 holstein cow, Ellsworth Co. 1340(a? 20.80 and feeder cattle selling very active and higher. 9 whiface steers, Clay Co. 559 (,__1?31.60 Fat hog top $20.65 19 whiface steers, Lincoln Co. 511 @ 32.90 HOGS 27 blk & bwf steers, Saline Co. 604 00 30.00 18 mixed hogs, Lincoln Co. 325 @ 20.65 CATTLE 23 whiface heifers, Lincoln Co. 513 @ 27.70 6 white hogs, Ellsworth Co. 222267@@.'. 20.55 9 whiface steers, Marion Co. 637 e31.30 13 whiface steers, Lincoln Co. 5150 32.80 18 white hogs, McPherson Co. 5 34 whiface steers, McPherson Co. 706 (a)29.75 49 whiface steers, Ellsworth Co. 578 @) 30.70 21 mixed hogs, Lincoln Co. 2200;550 20.50 15 blk whifc steers, Ellsworth Co. 754 (a)29.30 20 whiface heifers, Ellsworth Co. 559 @ 26.70 11 hamp hogs, Saline Co. 220 @ 20.45 32 whiteface steers, Ellsworth Co. 755 @29.05 17 whiface steers, Marion Co. 577 @ 31.40 9 mixed hogs, Dickinsf: ro. 10 blk whifc heifers, Ellsworth Co. 759 OD 26.40 23 spotted hogs, Saline Co. 220 19 whiface steers, Marion Co. 821 @29.10 8 whiface steers, Lincoln Co. 295 @ 35.00 15 mixed hogs, Saline Co. 20.45 24 shorthorn steers, Saline Co. [email protected] 5 7 whiface heifers, Lincoln Co. 224@2200,435 8 whiteface steers, Ottawa Co. 293 @ 30.50 6 mixed hogs, Ellsworth Co. 757 @29.00 5 whiface cows, Lincoln Co. 707@ 21.30 1 black cow, Saline Co. 15 whiteface steers, McPherson Co. 663 (a)29.75 11 whiface cows, Ellsworth Co. 800 @ 22.00 3 mixed sows, Saline Co. 11 char. steers, McPherson Co. 678 @29.20 4 whiface heifers, Ottawa Co. 396 @ 29.00 1 spotted sow, Ottawa Co. 12 whiteface strs, Dickinson Co. 783 @28.50 6 whiface heifers, Saline Co. 410 @ 34.40 1 hamp boar, Saline Co. 15 blk wf steers, Dickinson Co. 764 @28.70 2 black steers, Ellsworth Co. 432 @ 32.75 7 mixed boars, Ottawa Co. 227 @ 12 blk whiface steers, Saline Co. 987 @28.40 4 whiface steers, Ellsworth Co. 448 (a33.30 2 white sows, Dickinson Co. 00 13 whiface steers, Dickinson Co. 699 @28.45 3 whiface heifers, Ellsworth Co. 343 @ 28.60 3 hamp shoats, Dickinson Co. 126 6 whiface steers, Saline Co. 740 @29.00 12 whiteface steers, McPherson Co. 540 @? 32.00 2 hamp shoats, Lincoln Co. 111 885205 500 10 whiface steers, Morris Co. 848 @28.70 4 whiteface heifers, Dickinson Co. 552 (a7 27.00 5 mixed shoats, Saline Co. 312182 5 whiface steers, Morris Co. 900 @28.20 1 whiteface bull, Saline Co. 1655 @ 23.10 35 white pigs, Cloud Co. 2 char, steers, Ellsworth Co. 797 @28.30 1 whiteface bull, Ellsworth Co. 1205 @ 22.80 28 white pigs, Saline Co. 16 whiteface steers, Cloud Co. 925 @28.20 1 holstein cow, Dickinson Co. 1420 @ 20.60 12 black pigs, Dickinson Co. 19 whiteface steers, Lincoln Co. 612 @30.20 10 black steers, Morris Co. 848 @27.90 13 whiface steers, Ellsworth Co. 878 @28.60 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 6 whiteface heifers, Ellsworth Co. 620 @27.25 LAURENCE CLEMENCE Formers & Ranchers 17 mixed heifers, Ellsworth Co. 760 @26.70 Abilene Phone,C0 3-3091 10 whiface heifers, McPherson Co. 834 @ MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN 25.70 Durham Phone 73/-3371 LIVESTOCK COMMISSIONCO. 11 char. heifers, McPherson Co. 576 @26.70 12 blk whifc heifers, Saline Co. BOB MUIR 861 @26.50 Salina Phone TA 3-2963 40 10 blk whifc heifers, Ellsworth Co. 593 @26.40 West on old US 18 whiface heifers, Marion Co. 777 @26.65 MARKET REPORTS VAT Barn Phone 19 whiface heifers, Lincoln Co. Radio Station KSAL, Salina 615 @27.00 6:45 a.m. Every CERTIFIED 913 TA 5-0211 SALINA,1(5' 15 whiface heifers, Dickinson Co. 756 @26.80 Monday, Wednesday & Friday IIVI SINK Mtilkki I 7 blk heifers, Dickinson Co. AUCTIONEERS: 565 @27.00 KFRM Dean Moore, Lee Remy, Rogerbhnson 81 whiface steers, McPherson Co. 594 @30.90 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri.

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