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' The personalsavings rate, which grewthroughout 1967 FEEDER GRADING SCHOOL and early 1968,was believed to Al' YATES CENTER have dropped YATES CENTER - The Mar- back to its 1964-66 t1 level ofabout six per cent of keting Division of the Kansas IOU disposableincome. State Department of Agricul- Officialssaid they expected ture in cooperation with the CO. the currentquarter would show Standardization Branch, Live- a rise ofabout $15 billion in the stock Division, U.S. Department GNP. Thiswould be less than of Agriculture, is sponsoring a tO gains registeredin the first regional feeder livestock grad- half ofthe year but still about ing school at the Fairgrounds $5 billionmore than earlier in Yates Center at 9:30 a.m. Melon Man forecasts. Sept. 25. The grading of feeder Jim Clark, St. George, sold melons one day last week in Manhat- Taking ger price increases into cattle and feeder pigs will be tan. Jim and his father A. W. Clark have 12 acres of melons in western vls'n account, it would indicate the discussed. Pottawatomie County. - , was selected at PurdueAgricul- not apply for tural Experiment Station from acounty agentsseed through Soybean until t116 Two New cross of(Lincoln x Ogden) x ary 1, 1969. after Grass & Grain September 24, 1968 Hesaid eh k Much 2 Clark. Callano OK'd will beavailable Varieties sseiemdilarrules in ooder Two new soybeanvarieties, Calland's chief advantages are Kansas Grain Cutler and Calland,have been that it yields more than Wayne in fg? released by the USDA,the Kan- and distinctly more than Shelby, SuPPro McCULLOCH Experiment and it resists phytophthora root Farnlers sas Agricultural rot and is moderately resistant JuniorHereford more Station, and stationsin several ode] it, downy mildew. Unlike Wayne ain other states. Group Meeting 6;uppert loa Chief advantage ofCutler var- it has not shown iron deficiency iety is that it yields morethan in high pH soils, nor do its year, the more stems remain green after its At ment says. OILY Clark 63 and somewhat Wichita cro than Kent.Italso matures pods mature. It lodges less than The annualmeeting than Shelby or Wayne. Kansas Junior of about five days earlier HerefordAsk Clark63 ation will be held pOUOL Kent.Itoutyielded It is from a selection, (Black - Sept 29 in in 29 Kan- chita at the Broadview 4, PUTS YOU IN THE two bushels an acre hawk x Harosoy) x Kent, also Hote14.4 WORK SAVING, sas tests at eightlocations in made by the Purdue Agricultur- ginning witha banquet state. p.m. The election at 7:, TIME SAVING the soybean area of the al Experiment Station. of Cutler resists frog -eyeleaf follow. re WINNER'S CIRCLE moderately It has been tested in Califor- spot (race 2) but is following root nia, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, evenik WITH 2 GREAT susceptible to phytophthora Sept.30,the annual than KentKansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Heref NEW CHAIN SAWS! rot. It is more likely Club calf sale will to be damaged bydowny mil- Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey be heldate. and Ohio. 711%icohiptamUr.iTihonesSatloeckiys dew but less likely thanClark at is quite a rhdesld 63. Otherwise, Cutler Cutler was tested in those conjunction with the similar to Clark 63 andKent. It same states plus Iowa and Wichita South Dakota and Ontario, Can- GRASS' & GRAIN ada, and minus Kentucky and iation The Mid -Kansas news weekly. Maryland. Glenn Oleen of Falun,Kalisz Published each Tuesday at 1207 and secretary is Willa Moro,(Box 1009)Manhattan, In Kansas Cutler seed will be son of Abilene. Oleen Thorai, Kansas, 66502 by and k AG PRESS available to be planted only by hie Olivier of Harper Dean Coughenour certified seed growers in 1969. will 6N ficial delegates to theAmerico; E. R. Woodward Ted Walter, chairman of the National Junior Hereford Second classpostagepaidat Kansas State University seed co Manhattan, Kansas. vention which is heldin Kanso distribution committee, said ev- Cityal during the American Subscription: $3 year Roi. CIRCULATION 14,200 en certified seed growers should

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Lt after of financial disaster," Hellebust1 were in the best condition on Much More bushels, the most for the period Of this year's total wheatun-said. that date in a decade, the Agri- said cana'n°,1%. der loan about 162,600,000 ilable since 1960, the department said. bush- Specifically, the council presi-culture Department reports. undeur GrainUnder In addition almost 1,800,000 els were stored incommercial dent suggested the study center The average condition was 82 Kansas warehouses and about 36,700,000 ansas l970, bushels of the 1968 crop wheat on changes 'and adjustments per cent of normal, three points Support Loan were purchased directly by theon farms. needed in the present system so above a year earlier, the depart- Farmers are placingconsider- government in areas where Total bushels of other1968 traditional marketing agencies,ment said. ref ord farmers did not have sufficientcrops placed under loan throughwhether cooperative or indepen- ably moreof their new -crop Milk production nationally to- government price - storage. August, compared withtotals dent, can assume price respon-taled 9,567,000,000 pounds dur- ,eting grain under The August 31 total comparesof a year earlier, included:bar-sibility for producers in the support loansthan they did last ing August, 1 per cent less than Agriculture depart- with 75,700,000 bushels of a yearley, 31,200,000 thisyear and 4market place, and procedures a year earlier and 5 per cent less year, the million in 1967; corn 26,249and ment says. earlier and 51,400,000 on that producers would have to acceptthan average, the department a wheat under loans date in 1966, the department 1.043; flaxseed 704,547 and 56,-if marketing agencies are to said, reflecting a general de- eeting New crop 503; oats 19,100,000 and 4,300,000 of the perform the price function in crease in cow numbers. reford and rye 1,500,000 and 311,213. Assoc'. their behalf. Sept. 29 inA. 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Egg production in the last Congress' of Modern GAS Heating...Choose )fully re. quarter may be 2 to 4 per cent lity Credit below a year earlier, the department said. losses in ut price Prices paid to egg producers the first half of 1968 averaged ent pro 29 cents a dozen, allow- fur fusal to Nam ifiltrflfriff on in ad conts below a year earlier. But 'arried out as production decreases prics VENTED rose sharply, from 30.3 cents in row up to June to 35.1 cents in August, the department said. GAS HEATERS nlimited But the more favorable price contracts situation may not persist long, isional ap- the USDA indicated. itArAstea4:49 ea- 7r6,04,./ e latitude Laying flocks are expected to alloca- increase in sizeearly next year authority. as producers preparemore pul- TSDA re lets for production. 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Many telephone people have made it their business to get involved in other people's problems. They've saved hundreds of lives in the process, often risking their own safety. Over the years, 240 Southwestern Bell employees have been awarded the Vail Medal, For Every $ Spent an award recognizing acts which exemplify the company's highest traditions of service. $3-$4 Return Workson hay, grain, Among our Vail Medal winners are employees and silage. who ... pulled a mother and her son from the CONSERVES... rushing waters of a turbulent river ... carried a Morenutrients,protein,fast, baby from a blazing trailer home ... dragged a carbohydrates man and woman from a burning car. INCREASES... The list goes on and on. !Flavor, acceptability, vain* And we're proud of them all. They're the kind REDUCES... of people you can count on to get involved. N'asPols. offensive odors, waste Southwestern Bell GILBERT TESSENDORF or JOHN HABLUETZEL VVamego, Kans. Ph.456-7474 See the Bell Exhibit at HemisFair '68; San Antonio, Texas Cattle may have intense swell-turer's directions in favor of the newer, moreef- exactly, ed in the early part of the rec- zto fective systemics exceptfor ing of the esophagus, excessive ommended period. ca.en yo Grub Control dairy cows. Rotenoneis the on- salivation and bloat, or shock l 't Most experts agree that early for usemay resultin cases where a againstCdtreating control, late summer, is import-ly approved compound cattle. sick Cut -Off Nears on dairy cowsfor grub control.heavy grub infestation is killed ent, and is the most effective organic late in the year. with less danger of side effects. Late application of an phosphate grub killer canhave If an organic phosphate is be- For Kansas But it isn't too late now to do In theing used to kill grubs, don't use Kansas cattlemen should take something. about these costly i'l effects on the cattle. NAROWARE case of a heavyinfestation thatother products withit,Caley a good hard loOk at what grubs parasites for native cattle. the cautions. Also, don't administer FOR EVERY are costing them. Best estimates Control of grubs is not diffi-is treated late in the season, harm- phenoghiazine at the same time NEED . of veterinarians and county Ex- cult or expensive. Prior to use grubs will be killed, but HON ful side effects arecaused by aorganic compounds are being tension agents in the state put of systematic drugs, rotenone 120T5°°Mo `foreign protein releasedby the applied. a total value of $5 million on was the principal drug ofchoice. Follow the product manufac- Car the loss to these parasites. This has largely been abandonedparasites. Compare this expense to the economics of treatment - each dollar spent for grub control Council Grove, Kans. will return $8 in savings, Dr. Come to Homer Oaley, Extension veterinarian at Kansas State Univer- sity, points out. for HUNTER SALES The real and costly effects of grubs can go undetected by stockmen, and escape from be- 17th AnnualShowing ing labeled as a legitimate cost. of In most instances, the loss may not be detected until the warble CHEVROLET PONTIAC OLDS is noticeable on the animal's back. In addition to causing direct damage to the meat of the animal, grubs also retard milk Thursday, September 26 and meat production. 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Some of the meat from expensive cuts damaged by grubs must be trimmed and discarded 25 1969 UNITS ON VIEW in the packing plant. This often results in lower carcass value, SNOW Including 1969 Chevrolet Trucks and a reluctance on the part of Size the buyer to take grubby cattle. 6.70-15 7.10-15 Loss on infested carcasses nor- 7.00-15 mally will range from $5 to $7 Also observing formal opting 6.50-16 per head, and the value of a per- 7.00-16 forated hide is also reduced. of the Hunter remodeled building 7.50-16 The fall cut-off date to end the OF 8.25-20 recommended periodoftreat- Al ment is fast approaching.The FREE REFRESHMENTS time of application of a grub killing chemical is important. In GIFTS of GROCERIES general, the recommended treat- As ment period is from June 1 to October 1 for Kansas, or at least CELEBRATING OUR REMODELING Open before bumps appear on the skin. Some products can be us- Also ed until October 31. Dr. Caley urges that cattlemen observe the cut-off date on the Tele] product package, but also keep Your Chance to Win in mind that the origin of the cattleshouldbeconsidered. FREE AUTOMOBILES - FREE TRIPS Southern cattle should be treat - FREE CASH FBI IC BRING YOUR EW We sold In The National New Car Showing Offer cattle at WATC H with acti TO A SPECIALIST FOR NO PURCHASE NECESSARY of buyer! Nor need to be present at any of the drawings Prices wi repairs except h TO PARTICIPATE, JUST COME TO HUNTER'S in spots. Good watches AND DEPOSIT YOUR REGISTRATION partial 1: deserve m 69 FAT C expert care! 6 blk wf All others 1 Come Come all 13 whifc ;1 one.. 10 whifc need it! WHEREVER YOU LIVE 6 whifc L 50 whifc

The more expensive your watch, the more , itneeds the attention of experts, But or- 3 whifc dinarywatches needextraspecialcare 5 whifc because keeping perfect time is notjust built-in.It s the result of extra care. 3 whifc HUNTER SALES 11 whifc 9 whifc SNYDERS JEWELRY 9 whifc 26 whifc Phone: ME 2-5155 10 whifc Council Grove,Kans. -too, CLAY CENTER, KS, 3 whifc 9 while 7 while 6 black SALE EVERY 18 whifc WEDNESDAY Salina, Kansas 9 whifc Beverly Stockyards Co. 0 S black Phone TA 7-4479 3blkWI A large run of cattle sold here at the Beverly Stock SALE TIME 12:004 1 John Hodges, Geneseo 3 red sows 466(02 15.651 black yards last Wednesday, September 18, on a steady to Gene Fourd, Brookville 25 wf strs 258 @ 18.95y f 701 @ 25.85 Raymond Watts, Bennington 4 mix hogs S whifc strong market on all classes.We had a large crowd Virgil Schroder, Beverly 19.00 9 blk strs 466 @ 28.70 Ervin Ricker, Kanopolis 8 mix hogs 200 @ of northern and eastern buyers and action was real Gene Mullens, Ada 19.15 42 blk 7 wf strs 407 @ 31.80 Al Soukup, Dorrance 6 red hogs 250 @ .good throughout the entire sale.Listed below are P. W. Foran, Abilene 9 wf heifers 18.75 30 blk61 775 @ 22.60 Letha Allen, Salina 2 mix hogs 285 @ some of our sales from last Wednesday's auction. Alquist & Alquist, Tescott 4 wf strs 6 char. 410 @ 30.30 James Forshee, Aurora 9 mix hogs 251 @ . CATTLE Gene Mullens, Ada 1 wf cow 1060 @ 17.50 236@ 19.20 13 whifc 13 mix hogs Ray Cattlin, Miltonvale 9 wf strs Charles Brockway, Barnard 19304 . Jack Gassway, Ada 20 hol strs1038 @ 21.70 771 @ 25.55 Chet Murdick, Tescott 9 mix hogs 224 @ 39 whif Earnest Lyne, Oak Hill 7 wf strs 768 @ 26.20 Roger Buckman, Abilene 1 hol cow 1330 @ 18.00 8 while G. S. Reicker, Kanopolis 2 wf strs 595 @ 28.50 Wilber Knackstend, LittleRv.2 red steers 790 @ 25.00 1 whifc Elmer Ricker, Kanopolis 2 wf strs Carroll Johnston, Minneapolis 1 redcow 965660 @ 4 . 350 @ 30.50 2156..6100 8 whifc Bill Maelzer, Delphos . 011enberger Bros., Durham 596 medql strs 726 @ 25.09 3 bwf strs 38 whifc Fred Woody, Beverly Henry Steppe, Wakefield 7 blk calves Many more sales of both cattle and hogs. For highest 17 blk strs 420 @ 30.30 @ 77.00 widely acl 1 black . Gerald Haden, Ellsworth 6 wf strs prices for your livestock and one of the most 305 @ 33.75 to 4 whifa, .sHarold Weis, Minneapolis 24 wf strs 816 @ 25.60 HOGS vertised sales in Kansas, bill your next consignment t the Beverly Livestock Co. at Salina. For more infor- . Ray Gruber, Salina 24 wf strs 762 @ 26.10 Marvin Gorrell, Culver S3mix hogs223 @ 19.20 blk w: Bill Paschal, Luray motion about prices and selling time on yourlivestock, 16 blac: Jack Gassaway, Ada 18 wf strs 717 @ 25.90 33 whi hogs 223 @ 19.40 at then get in touch with us, and we will come and look t 7 whifc For more information about n KFRNIsat 24 bUs . Beverly Stockyards Co., Salina,Kansas, - 3 hoist. .prices for your livestock get Wed in touch with us and we will Located on east edge of Salina on old highway 40 alnseosdaY7:,KLSI sate- CARL GOTTI, Tescott 283-4693 ings at 7:20; . 'come and look at them. JACK BEVERLY, SalinaTA3-3191 morn PAUL DIEHL, Brookville 225-3503 BOB GRACE, Minneapolis EX2-3028 . HARLAN JENSEN, Salina 13 blac TA3-8445 JIM FORSHEE, Concordia CH3-4717uratd7a:Y10a 43 blac .. + 11 whif etly, and animals, is °aUtions or 4th & Pierrein Dowoown Manhattan Grass & Grain 9 September 24, 1968 tools Farm Headquarters for Tires & Batteries 1 O0 Pennetiz WAKEFIELD FAIR FOREMOST HELD THIS WEEK kGGIE HOME & AUTO CENTER TRUCK TIRES RDWARE The 79th annual Clay County Farmers Institute and Wake- ho5 More Super Cargomaster lattan, Cargomaster 920 Light TruckTraction erns* Rib field Free Fair will be held Tuesday through Friday, Sept. 24-27, with the fair the last two days. S. No Toy Guns In Sears Catalog The Christmas catalogue of Sears Roebuck & Co. contains no firearms or toy guns for children. Sears and Montgomery Ward and Co., the nation's two largest mail order houses, announced in June changes in policy governing the sale and advertising of firearms. A Sears spokesman said the Christmas catalogue, mailed to subscribers last week, contains no "toys of violence" in keeping with that policy. Sears banned all mail order Ply Price f.e.t. Size Size Ply Price CPA. sale of firearms in June and 6.70-15 6 25.25 2.80 Size Ply Price f.e.t. 6.70-15 6 19.88 2.80 8225-20 Wards, while allowing mail or- 7.10-15 6 27.00 2.93 7.00-15 it) 64.70 7.41 3.28 6 22.88 3.28 9.01)-00 10 75.30 ders, stipulated that all such or- 7.00-15 6 30.00 0,00-16 8.73 6 26.00 9.98 6 19.88 2.61 100(1-20 12 9545 10.96 6.50-16 0.50-10 22.88 2.98 ders must be picked up in per- 7.00-16 6 30.60 3.31 son at stores or catalogue order 7.50-16 8 37.70 4.24 STOCK UP ON outlets. 8.25-20 10 60.00 7.41 FREE MOUNTING FOREMOST' The new policies of both companies were announced shortly ALL PRICES ARE BASED ONYOUR TIRES IN EXCHANGE ANTI -FREEZE... after the murder of Sen. Robert GET THE JUMP Kennedy. ON WINTER! The Sears Christmas catalogue Ask About Penneys Farm Credit Plan contains no firearms, but does advertiseguncabinetsand Open Mon. & Thurs. 9:30 a.m. -9 p.m. - Other Days 9:30.5:30 1.29 gal. racks. It shows no toy guns, but Pick Up YourFree Fall Catalog Now does advertise rubber -tipped Foremost'permanent archery sets. FREE PARKINGSOUTH SIDE OF STORE non -foam anti -freeze The spokesman said that some gives year 'round pro- Sears stores will continue to sell Telephone PR 6-6171 Catalog Dept. PR 6-4711 tectionforallcooling toy guns but that there will be systems. Stock up now. no advertising or promotion of

4111111M them. Manhattan Commission Co., Inc. stele eoefut Wtivaday We sold over 1600 head of 9 whifc steers 478 @30. 80 2 whifc heifers 457 @25.70 cattle at our sale last Thursday 1 whifc steer 286 @30. 75 3 black heifers 485 @25.70 21/2 MILES EAST OF MANHATTAN ON US 24 with active bidding and plenty 3 whifc steers 366 @30.60 9 whifc heifers 511 @25.60 of buyers to take everything. 3 blk wf steers 450 @30.60 3 whifc heifers 482 @25.60 1 whifc cow 1100 @19.90 Prices were steady on all classes 17 black steers 493 @30.60 4 blk wf hfrs 525 @25.50 1 whifc cow 1240 @19.60 443 @30.50 except heifers; they were lower 3 black steers 10 black hfrs 375 @25.50 1 black cow 960 p19.60 in spots. The following is a 19 whifc steers 514 @30.40 9 blk&blk wf hfrs484 @25.50 1 whifc cow 1040 @19.40 partial listing of the sales made.2 wf redneck str385 @30.40 3 whifc heifers 541 @25.40 1 whifc cow 1170 @19.30 1 blk wf steer 430 @30.35 63 whifc heifers520 @25.35 1 whifc cow 1190 @19.15 FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 4 whifc steers 421 @30. 30 9 whifc hfrs 546 @25.20 1,whifc cow 114S @18.20 6 blk wf strs 576 @ 29.60 13 blk wf steers510 @30. 30 5 whifc heifers 553 @25.10 1 whifc cow 990 @18.10 13 whifc strs 621 p 28.106 blk steers 390 @30.25 3 whifc hfrs 473 @25.10 1 whifc cow 975 @18.00 10 whifc steers 611 p 28.005 whifc steers 268 @30.20 3 black heifers 470 @25.00 1 whifc cow 1175 p17.90 6 whifc steers 612 @ 27.702 blk whifc strs 420 p30.00 12 whifc hfrs 528 @24. 70 1 whifc cow 1120 @17.80 50 whifc steers 600 p27.65 1 whifc steer 440 @30.00 1 whifc hfrs 505 @24.60 1 holstein cow 1175.p17.80 468 @29.90 3 whifc steers 571 @ 27.50 10 wf hrn strs 7 whifc hfrs 460 @24.50 1 whifc cow 985 p17.70 BUYING 5 whifc steers 592@ 27.40 26 whifc strs 516 p29.75 2 whifc hfrs 535 @24.10 2 whifc cows 1197 @17.50 3 whifc steers 581 @ 27.40 3 blk wf strs 540 @29. 70 5 whifc hfrs [email protected] 1 whifc cow 1110 @16.90 FAT HOGS 11 whifc steers 629 p 27.40 10 whifc steers 528 @29.60 BULLS 2 whifc cows 1250 @16.85 We buy fat hogs in Manhattan, 9 whifc steers 669 @ 27. 305 whifc steers 489 p29.40 1 whifc hrn bull 1460 @23.20 4 whifc cows 1198 @16.55 9 whifc steers 4 whifc steers 491 @29. 40 Alma, and Eskridge according 615 p 27. 30 1 whifc hrn bull 1520 @23.00 2 whifc cows 1152 p16.50 to the following schedule:- 26 whifc steers 604 p 27.209 whifc steers 479 @29. 40 1 whifc hrn bull 1635 @22.50 1 whifc cow 1150 p14. 90 10 whifc steers 652 @ 27.203 blk wf steers 495 @29.30 1 whifc cow 905 @15.70 AtManhattan 3 whifc steers 581 p 27.106 blk wf steers 536 @29.30 COWS 1 whifc cow. 1090 @15.50 Tuesdays & Saturdays t 9 whifc steers 657 p 26.909 whifc steers 544 @29.10 1 whifc cows 865 @ K.90 14 7 whifc steers 632 p 26.903 whifc steers 470 @29.10 BUYING HOURS 6 black steers 625 (-a26.7017 whifc steers 543 @29. 00 8 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. as + 18 whifc steers 664 p 26.5011 whifc steers 534 @29.00 9 whifc steers 712 @ 26.409 whifc steers 495 @28.90 At Alma 5 black steers 573 p 26.207 whifc steers 528 @28.50 Every Tuesday 4 3 blk wf steers 678 p 26.109 whifc steers 566 @28.20 8 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 15.65 # 5 black steers 804 p 25.907 blk&blk wf strs515 p28.10 18.95 5 whifc steers 5 whifc steers 538 @27.50 19.00 695 p 25.80 At Eskridge 19.15 42 blk wf strs 827 p 25. 80 Every Wednesday 30 blkgbk wf HEIFER CALVES 18.75 strs804@25. 75 8: a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 19.25 6 char. steers 870 p 25.40 1 blk wf heifer 225 @28.25 For information call the barn 19,20 13 whifc strs 845 @ 25. 351 whifc broc hfr245 @27.75 19.30.4 39 whifc 41 whifc heifers539 @26.80 in Manhattan, PR 6-4815. Or you hfrs 630 p 25.30 may call Joe Raine at Maple Hill 8 whifc strs 658 @ 25.302 whifc heifers 412 @26.70 365 @26.70 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449- 1 whifc hfr 590 @ 25.103 whifc heifers 2347. or Alma yard 765-3841. # 8 whifc hfrs 702 p 25.0024 blk wf heifers498 @26.30 477 @26.30FOR ESTIMATES' 38 whifc heifers 790 @25.009 blk hfrs W. E. DUGAN -Alta Vista, 229-6430 ad0- I black heifer 521 @26.20 630 @24.604 whifc heifers JOE RAINE Maple Hill, 663-2226 4 whiface hfrs 528 @26.10 IP 621 @24.5034 whifc heifers DON WELLS Manhattan, JE 9-3744The Manhattan Commission 7 blk wf heifers 672 @24.505 blk whifc hfrs 336 @26.10 , MERVIN SEXTON Abilene, CO 3-3449 16 black heifers 24.402 whifc hfrs 350 @26.00 611 @ C. J. WENTZ, bus. mgr.Manhattan, JE 9-5561 Co., Inc. 7 whifc heifers 592 @24.355 blk wf hfrs [email protected] Sat'S 493 @26.00 24 blk wf heifers784 @24.103 whifc hfrs VAY MANHATTAN, KANSAS norn- 3 hoist.steers 590 @22.704 whifc hfrs 456 @26.00 Manhattan, PR 6-481S 'CERTIFIED' BARN PHONE LIVESTOCK 11 whifc hfrs 463 @25.90 MARKE T East On US 24 Inings STEER CALVES 5 whifc heifers 501 @25.90 Consignment Reports 13 black steers 405 @31.507 whifc heifers 525 @25.80 WIBW radio 6:30 A.M. Thursdays 43 black 31.108 whifc heifers 472 @25.80 WIBW-TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays AUCTIONEER: JOE RAINE steers 514 @ 25.80 et* 11 whifcsteers 371 @31.0025 whifc heifers479 @ North Central Steel offers every accessorypossible for Best Jerseys At Fair your grain storage, han- A Riley County youth, Glenda Schurle, Manhattan, showed the champion and reserve champion Jersey in the 4-11 dairy show dling and drying opera- at the Kansas State Fair this year. Glenda, 17, is the daughter of tions. 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Research on no promises both to help reduce feed costs of swine and poultry with- ference is due to the higher ly-hog.feeding will continues. seriously malnutrition in impoverished raisers, possibly cut into soy- 95% of the same hybrids by Trojan yield sine and trytophan content, Kelt- and 04; enhorst bean production, cause revamp-out the Opaque -2 gene. The companies. Infact, lands and to cause widespread, measurement is by weight, bas-gen says. Opaque -2 corn con- congastest predicts ing of present corn -storage fa- planting last yeardone will cut - and possiblyunsettling - Tro- tains around 0.49% lysine, com- 1,44 changes in the U.S. farm econo- cilities and marketing channelsed on 56 pounds a bushel. by farmersWho the pared with 0.24% in normal will soybean my, will be commercially avail- and perhaps become the new jan is working to increase asked to feed soybean corn, and 0.15% trytophan, com- some oftheir able for planting next spring. darling of the diet set. yield to that of normal corn, hogs Opaque -2 executivi and also will breed Opaque-2 pared with 0.09% and compare This is two or three years "With the development of weight gainswith those processo into several more varieties with Even though Opaque -2 isn't fed ahead of schedule for the new Opaque -2 hybrids the world is "loaded" with protein, as com-normal feed rations, would h high -protein strain, on which actually gaining a new basic different maturity dates, but in thein not its entire line of 38 hybrids. pared with soybean meal, for say4Opaque2s agricultural scientists have been food," Says Keith Keltgen, Tro- cesFeed feeddepends concedes ofexample, "it will do a lot to on working for years. Eventually, jan's vice presidentfor re- D. E. Alexander, professor ative costs. Though will reqt bridge the hunger and nutrition- Opaque .2 search. plant genetics in the University expected to sell at Using the grain, which has much of al gap around the world," says a premilit the food quality of skim milk, Opaque -2 is important not soof Illinois agronomy depart- above normal stock fe( Robert C. Liebenow, president corn, itwould could sharply cut the costs of much for its 50% higher pro- ment, says that although Trojan still be less expensive tion's fE may be the first seed company cf Corn Refiners Association than so raising pork and poultry in thetein level, but for its greater Inc., which sponsored part of bean meal. esp( U.S. It could, however, drastical- amounts of the essential amino to announce Opaque -2 hybrids, On the other hand, R the original research at Purdue. progrek ly cut into the business of mix-acids lysine and trytophan, andother seed companies aren't far is being made in Japan, "Researchers have found Euro? ed -feed manufacturers, a multi- for the better balance among allbehind. and the U.S. in developing that Opaque -2, ground up and in, million -dollar industry. the amino acids. In the past, In fact, Cargill Inc., Minneapo- cost synthetic amino used to make cornbread or tor- acids, The first inkling that the newcorn has ranked relatively low lis, will supply several hundred which can be used bushels of its Opaque -2 hybridtillas, has the same nutritional to supple corn was ready for farmers toon the protein -efficiency scale value as skim milk. But the factment normal corn rations. try out came yesterday when because it contains limited am- seed to farmers for test planting stead of a race among Trojan Seed Co., headquarteredounts of lysine and trytophan. next spring. And Alexander lire, a kid in Guatemala isn't go- seed 5. ing to get skim milk, where hecompanies," saysone researt 100 miles west of Minneapolis, The Opaque -2 gene is mutant himself is growing several test er, "now we'll have plots for the university; last will get corn." a race to Minn., announced that it has and recessive, and was first dis- tweenboosting yields successfully bred into commer-covered in corn in 1935. But it year his Opaque -hybrids yielded In the U,S., high -lysine corn of Opaque -2 and chemistsmakU, cial hybrid corn varieties a gene,wasn't until 1963 that two Pur- 92% of normal. will be used mainly as a feed continued on next page called Opaque -2. The effect is to due University professors, Ed- Other seed companies, howev- boost the protein content of thewin T. Mertz and Oliver E. Nel- er, either aren't as far along in standard corn by 50% and to son, discovered and reported their development or are being double the amount of two essen- that this gene could increase the ultraconservative indescribing III Make your hogs market- tial amino acids. lysine and trytophan content of their progress. For example, Amino acids are commonly corn. De Kalb Agricultural Associa- ready 5 days earlier! called the "building blocks" of The problem was that high -ly- tion Inc., De Kalb, Ill., consider- protein. More than 25 of them sine corn was very low -yielding, ed to be the nation's largest Save an extra $1.50 in have been identified, and aboutand thus wasn't economically seed -corn concern, says, "We 10 of these are considered essen- feasible to grow. (High -yielding feel it will be a couple of years feed per head! tial to good human and animal hybrids were introduced in the before there will be a commer- nutrition. early 1930's by Henry A. Wal- cially acceptable (Opaque -2) hy- Trojan is the first major hy- lace of Iowa, and some farmers brid." SEE US FOR THE NEW brid seed corn company(it currently harvest more than 200 The protein content of Tro- ranks sixth among about 400 bushels an acre.) jan's normal hybrids is about concerns) to put its high -quality So the process began at uni- protein hybrids on the market. versities and at major seed com- Most other seed companies ofpanies to marry the Opaque -2 SUPER 40 any size are conducting exten- gene with high -yielding hybrids. sive research to breed their In 1966,Nelsonpredicted Gooch Super 40 now con- own Opaque -2 varieties. Opaque -2 hybrids would be tains nearly doubledAure- If Opaque -2 lives up to the at-available by 1971 or so. omycinlevels.Thisnew tributes that plant scientists After four years of research Super 40 is the higherpow- have claimed, it will bring dra-by Mr. Keltgen and Thomas ered grain balancer that in matic changes to agriculture Mack, research director, Trojan GoochResearch Trials de- throughout the world. claims to have beaten this time- livered: In addition to becoming pow-table with Opaque -2 varieties of erful artillery in the war on its TXS102 and TX99 hybrids. 8.5% faster gains. 11.6% feed savings

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See Bob Martin a well-definedconservation pro- for Industrial leasing, Jim Gatesfor Farm Equipment gram, and then to havefarmers, leasing. Projects In State bankers, businessmen, farmand HENRY SALES AND SERVICE civic associations, and others - East Highway 24 and MeridenRoad, Topeka, Kans.-FL MANHATTAN -A total of forts to help carry outthese 44641 including federal and local agen- 0.011"" seven special conservation pro- projects. cies of government - join in a jects have been approved in These special projects, the concerted effort to solveit. 1968 in Kansas under the Agri-chairman explained, provide a Emphasis under ACP special cultural Conservation Program,means of meetingconservation projects is on improving the according to Lawrence E. Bren- problems which involve more economic condition of farmers nan, chairman, Agricultural Sta-than one farmer or rancherin a community. Since low and mod-and the environmental quality bilizationandConservation of the community in which they A erate incomes of farmersand state committee. Two have been live. completed, four are under con- ranchers in such areas some- times limit their ability to un- For example, 10 farmers in struction, and one ready to LeavenworthCounty,with start. These are located in Bar- dertake expensive conservation some assistance from theKicka- LaW1 ton, Cloud, Finney, Marshall, work, extra program funds are often allocated and in some cas-poo Township Board and Coun- Leavenworth, Rooks and Saline ty Commissioners, are taking REAI counties. About 90 farmers have c '3 higher rates ofcost -sharing under the partinthe Kickapoo Bottoms Yc pooled their resources and ef- are made available Project. This project is to control runoff from 750 acres of EAS' steep hill land by use of deten- Finance your MAN] tion dams and to install a drainage system to permit product- FEEDER CATTLE A. 4.04'44,st 4,t4"4. 4g4- ive use of 1500 acres of Missouri River bottom land. where they understand /6.&444te- atz een.rem4i44e- Chairman Brennan said that a recent nationwide reviewof what it takes ACP special projects indicates that this method of attacking to MARKET CATTLE! We ; mutual conservation problems I euco-u-ne it& isfinding increasing accept. "A cc ance among farm communities. Is someone who doesn't understand cattle feeding Phoi &NA4CZ 9hteal a6241A When the ACP special projects likely to understand the money problems of the were started in 1964, about 5600 Ti farmers in 44 states joined ina cattle feeder? GC Junction City, Kansas total of 128 projects, receiving tthout $1.8 million of ACP assist- Your Production Credit Association understands. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ance to help carry out the con- Get your feeder loan from the farmer -owned PCA servation work. ROB In 1967, more than 26,000 ...pay only simple interest...and set up a repay- Auc farmers participated in 595 pro- ment plan that fits your marketing plan. jects in 49 states, receiving $8.3 million in assistance. (Farm- ers themselves contribute a sub- North stantial part of the cost of these Box projects.) And, up to mid -1968, a Salina Central Kansas total of 567 special projects Production Credit Assn. Production Credit Asst. were under way this year by C. W 25,000 farmers in 50 states, with 1321 W. Crawford TA 7-4513 301 W. 7th Concordii Serving Lincoln, Ottawa, Ells- Serving Jewell, Republic, Wash. ACP assistance of $7.9 million. worth. Saline, Rice and McPher- ington, Mitchell and Cloud Coun Participants in ACP special son Counties.Fieldmen: Lowell ties. Fieldman: Darwin Houshold. Letourneaux.Salina. TA 7-5906: er, Courtland. Phone FE 5-2592. projects through the years have Wilfred Elliott. White City. James Ganson, mgr. included such groups as operat- Curtis W. Spring, mgr. Office Phone CH 1-4161 Rosidinsce - TA 5-0317 Res.Phone CH 3-3591 ors of small farms, low-income farmers, 4-H and FFA students, farmers who have been doing little or no conservation work, and frequently, all the eligible FARIV farmers within a project area. HO 20 yE Projects generally have been Aucti directed toward solving soil and does water problems by installing 339 conservation systems of farm- JUN( ing, thus resulting in a more The Land Bank Belongs stable farm economy. Other im- FARM: portant objectives have includ- to Every Generation ed the establishment of major erosion control projects, reduc- Gene ing siltation of streams, road 14HillAc Right now, your son or grandson is more interested in ditches, and water supply im- Call Do animal stories than in handling livestock or growing crops. poundments, thus benefiting See us for But that will change with the passing years. And it's good both the farmer and the com- r0Pureeo to know that when he's grown and ready to start farming munity. Besides the needed soil and for broadcast ahead of planting there will be a Federal Land Bank Association nearby to water conservation, the ACP serve his generation, too. special projects frequently yield Give your new crop a strong additional benefits in helping fertility base to build on all sea- tioax For over 50 years, Land Bank Associations have been pace- son long. Let us help you select setters in providing long term credit to help people in provide community recreation the rightgrade of Gulf Mr. 1\ agriculture modernize and expand their operations. Be- opportunities such as fishing, Greeen high analysis mixed fer- hunting, boating, and other wa- cause of the Land Bank, thousands of farmers and ranchers tilizer for application ahead of 154 Ye ter sports. planting. are facing a brighter future. Disp ACP special projects will con- Genuine Gulf Mr. Greeen is E tinue to be emphasized in 1969, your assuranceofguaranteed Mr. Gib* 1 This will never change . . . there will be a Land Bank plant food analysis, free -flowing System to help assure a brighter future for your son and the chairmanpointedout. HIGH ANALYSIS material for trouble -free applica- MIXED Where the efforts of a whole MO grandson... and for many other generations still to come. community are united in work- tion and chemically- combined c!-Ar Corporfirdert grades that deliver the same plant RR 3 ing toward one purpose, he said, food ratio in every granule. conservation objectives become Clar much easier to accomplish. ,fine war HERINGTON *Trademark of Gulf 011 Corporation LAND BANK Office: 107 N. Broadway Richard L. Worley "Don't justfortilizs...be Gulfwiser Serving Marion, Morris and Dickinson Counties Bulk Fertilizer At ExtraSavings CUSTOM APPLICATORS M or% ts MANHATTAN TOPEKA Office: 6th and Humboldt Applicator Rentals Office: 1717 Gage Blvd. R. Stanley Parsons Wm. H. Snyder, Manager Serving Pottawatomie, Riley, C Serving Jackson, Shawnee Clay and Geary Counties and Wabaunsee Counties Wamego Agriculture Service OffiCE (10 EMPORIA MARYSVILLE TELEPHONES:456-9516 PR

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Kans., ph. 747-5795. x31 FOR SALE - Prairie hay, Don "Soil Conservation Doesn't For any information call: McLaughlin, Home City, Kans., AUCTIONEERING Cost -It Pays" FOR SALE - 40 head 3-8 yr. old phone 799-2910. x30 EVAN POGUE Charolais-Hereford cross cows. Ponds, terraces, waterways, Phone 392-2869 Some with spring calves and FOR SALE - Approx. 250 and leveling, drainage ditch- MINNEAPOLIS, KS. some heavy springers, all bred bushel Parker seed wheat, 95% es, clearing, landscape grad- to purebred bull. Also breeding germ., 97% purity, been run, Lawrence E. Welter ing. Experienced bonded order buyer $1.75 bushel, phone 6-7280, Man- age Charolais bulls 78 to pure- hattan. x33 AUCTIONEER bred. Donald Runft, Scandia, REAL ESTATE BROKER Roggendorff SPF HAMPSHIRE boars & op- Phone (913) FE 5-2582. x31 SHAWNEE & PARKER wheat Conservation Construction en gilts, bred gilts, fan -ow late seed for sale, reg. & certified Your Sale Solicited Sept. Wayne Shirley, Horton, FOR SALE - Spring boar and classes, also some reg. Gage Large or Small Arthur Roggendorff ph. 913 474-3349. x30 open gilts. These are spots and Phone JE 9-3984 ready. Make me an offer. War- seed wheat. Contact Agronomy EAST HIGHWAY US 24 1630 OSAGE-MANHATTAN REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE Dept., KSU, Manhattan, phone ren Constable, Blue Rapids, Ph. 532-6161. SB32 MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 boars, ready for service. Some 785-2624, Waterville. x31 Real Estate full brothers to test station. Al- FOR SALE - Gage seed wheat, And General Sales so open gilts. Dean Funston, FOR SALE - Reg. Spotted & grown from certified seed, clean DAIRY SUPPLIES Abilene, phone Buckeye 3311. Yorkshire boars,ready for and can treat, $1.60 per bushel. SB35 heavy service. 225 to 275 lbs. Herman Bott, Palmer, Kans., Vacc. Also have some open gilts. phone 305. SB31 FOR SALE Nationally ac-Leslie Lindquist, Waterville, Ks. WAMEGO DAIRY SUPPLY credited SPF Duroc boars, meat Phone 913/785-2358. SB31 FOR SALE - Certified Shaw- Ed Reimer Your authorized dealer for: type, large litters.. Larry D. nee and Parker seed wheat. AUCTIONEER Hobson, Scandia, Kans. phone FOR SALE - Purebred Hamp-nee. John Polansky, Belleville, FE 5-2650. x30 shire boars. Glenn E. Miller, Cuba phone 16F27. x30 We Specialize in Selling DeLaval milkers Vermillion, Kans., phone 382- DAIRY CATTLE Clay push-button farm eqpt. Mueller Bulk Tanks FOR SALE - Holstein bull & 4220. x31 FOR SALE - Bulk certified "A complete Sale Service" heifer calves, 2 to 3 wks. old. Shawnee seed wheat germina- eeding Will deliver. Zwiefelhofer Lvstk. REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE tion 97%. New Idea two -row Phone or write for sale Stores And Service From Co., Rt. 2, Blommer, Wisconsin. boars and open gilts. Excellentpull type corn picker. Roy Pear- of the dates. Wamego & Sabetha, Kansas Phone AC 715 568-8889. x30 selection for early buyers. Her-son, Clifton, Kans. 66937, phone man Dohl, Sylvan Grove, Kans.,' Telephone 367-2373 FOR SALE - Used stock and 446-3613. SB30 GOESSEL, KANSAS For Free Estimates Call: 526-1303. SB31 "Marion County" horse trailers, in excellent con- WANTED - Maize and beans dition. Reasonably priced. PhoneFOR SALE - Duroc boars, na- to cut. 1968 410 Massey -Fergu- Stands. WAMEGO 456-7200 or Lamont, Kans.427-4801, Wm. tionally accredited SPF, backfat SABETHA AV 4.2958 probes and Sonoray available on son. Contact PR 8-3780, Manhat- d PCA Choate. x30 tan. x30 ROBT. G. "BOB" WILSON representative individuals. Open FOR SALE - Yorkshire boarsgilts. Fred Germann, Dwight, repay- Auctioneering Sales Mgr. and gilts out of registered SPFKs., Phone Junction City CE FOR SALE - Brome seel, 91% parent stock. Munden phone 8-4382. x32 germination. Pete Shank, Ro"te All Types of Sales DeLaval Clay 42-31, Geo. J. Rytych, Narka, 2, Abilene, Kans. Navarre 3903. Kans. x31 FOR SALE - 17 head dairy x31 All Makes cows and 4 yearling Holstein Phone 494-2552 Service & Repair FOR SALE - Reg. Shorthorn heifers. 12 cows are fresh. Bal-UNCERTIFIED SCOUT & Gage Box 118St. George, Kans. bulls,12 to18 months old. ance freshen in 30 days. Duaneseed wheat, clean state test, Dairy Equipment reds & roans. Sired by Brent- Bishop, Belvue, Kans. Phone $1.60 bu. Phone Palmer 311, Mrs. 717SGS wood Ambassador or Broadar- 456-7613. SB31 Helen Bott & Sons. SB31 row 7th. Glenn E. Lacy, Milton - lit Assn. FOR SALE - Registered Char- vale, Kansas. Phone 427-4513. EARLY MATURING Guide C. W. 'BILL' CRITES Joe McClure x31 olais and Charbray bulls. Yo'-ng :oncordia Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista mares and geldings, 3 -year -old wheat, also Scout 66 and Gage, ic, Wash. all from Foundation seed. Free ud Coun. FOR SALE - Registered Feb-Appaloosa stud and 7 year old loushold. ruary and March Hampshire buckskin jack. Phone 765-'551,delivery on truck. Lots cleaned, 5-2592. REALTOR boars. Also, year old Register-Arnold Steuwe, Alma, Kansas. treated & bagged. Henry Evers, ed Hampshire boar. Robert M. SB31 Odell, Nebr. x31 H 3-4169 Livestock 3-3599 Roberts, Council Grove, phone White City 349-2343. x30 21 ELIGIBLE to register Hamp- DAIRY PELLETS, range pellets Auctioneer shire gifts; 10 purebred Duroc andallkindsoffertilizers. 37 GOOD COLO. Hereford gilts. Average weight 235 lbs. Manhattan Milling Co., 107 Dairymen Buy cows to calve in the spring, $175.Andy Gareis, Flush, Ks., Phone Pierre, Manhattan. TF Chg - Can furnishany numberof 913 - 456-2251. SB30 FARM SALES LAND The Best For Less cows wanted. Paul Evans, phone HOUSEHOLD SALES Kincaid, Kans., 316 - 439-5354. FOR SALE - Reg. Angus bull FOR SALE - Parker seed We have for your selection at corning 2 yr. old. Robert Luthi, wheat, cleaned & sacked, germ 20 years real estate and all times the largest supply of SB31 Abilene. Phone Buckeye 3421. 96%, Purity 99+. Albert Kientz, Auctioneering Experience WANTED, GILTS to farrow SB31 Wamego, Kans. Phone 456-9831. does make a difference FRESH SPRINGER near Nov. 1 or Jan. 1. Darell x30 339 W. 6th CE 8-5720 HOLSTEIN - GUERNSEY FOR SALE - Due to illness I Pyle, Waverly, Kans., 733-2259. am offering for sale the balance JUNCTION CITY, KANS. JERSEY SB30 KANSAS CERTIFIED Shawnee of my Holstein dairy herd. seed wheat for sale. 96% germ- SWISS and MILKING FOR SALE - 20 1/2 Charolais Frank Bergmeier, Wakefield, FARMS -RANCHES -ESTATES SHORTHORN COWS & Ks. 801-5569. SB31 ination,99 11purity.Howard 1/2 Hereford cows. Two and 0. Larson, Tescott, Kans., ph. Sold At Auction HEIFERS three years old. Extra good. 12 LARGE Holstein heifers rea- 2834679. x30 Or Private Treaty Financing available - up toBred to purebred Char. bull. dy to freshen. Phone collect Gene Watson Real Estate 24 mos. Some to calve this fall. Rest in days Marysville, Kans., 562,3361; SCOUT SEED wheat for sale Auctioneer -Realtor spring. Also 10 open heifers, nightsWaterville785-2526. from Ft. Hays last year. Clean- 14 Hillcrest Hutchinson, Ks. SPECIALS fancy. A few 34 Charolais. Earl SB30 Call Doug Wildin, 316/662-7543 100 head of open Holstein hei-Shoemaker, Kanopolis, Ks., Ph. ed, 95 germination, 98.88 purity. fers 913 - 472-3503. SB31 WYOMING FEEDER lambs for Howard 0. Larson, Tescott, 50 head Holstein heifer calves sale. Phone collect Marysville, Kans., ph. 283-4679. x30 CALVES! CALVES! CHAROLAIS BULLS guaran- Kans., 562-3361 days, Waterville We will have 400 to 500 calvesteed. Make larger calves at 785-2526 nights. S1330 FOR SALE - Certified Parker MEMORIALS beef cross. 2 weeks to 450 lbs.weaning. McFadden Bros., Riley, seed wheat 96% germination, At our barn every week for the Phone HU 5-2688. x31 FOR SALE - coming 3 yr. oldbagged and treated. Gage seed next several months. Quarter Horse filly,or will wheat, 95% germination, bin FOR SALE - 4 year old Bran- trade for a milk cow. Phone PR run. Scout seed wheat 97% ger- gus bull. Eugene Wagner, Route 6-8194, Manhattan. SB30 mination bin run. Lowell To- CEMETERY W. G. WIEBE 2, Easton, Kansas 66020. (913) bvne, Clifton, Kans., Clyde ph. 4 773-2878. x32 MEMORIALS Phone 244-7625 446-3796. x30 Summerfield, Kansas FOR SALE at all times, choice Feed & Seed 4 light weight steer and heifer FOR SALE - Scout and Gage 54 Year Continuous Service calves.JamesB. Schooler, seed wheat, grown from certi- Display Located on US24 Frankfort, Kansas, Phone 292- I East of City Limits WANTED TO BUY FOR SALE - Alfalfa hay, four fied seed, state tested. Glenn FEEDER HOGS 4840. SB33 cuttings, 400 bales each cutting. Lacy, ph. 4274513, Miltonvale, 40 to 100 lbs. Top prices paid.FOR SALE - Two-yearold Fred Kilion, Wamego, Ks., ph. Kans. x31 SCHAUBEL J. D. SIMPSON spotted brown & white quar- 913456-9603. x29 MONUMENT CO., INC. 130 Grant Ave., Junction City ter Horse gelding with two WHEAT SEED - Certified Phone CE 8-3754 or CE 8-3939 glass eyes and black & whitePARKER WHEAT from certi-Shawnee, bagged or bulk. Bur- RR 3 Box 20 ME 2-3531 mane and tail. Broke to lead. fied seed, $1.75 bushel. Ph. Man- dette Johnson, Rt. 3, McPher- hattan JE 9.3569 after 5 p.m. x32 Clarence Blanc, President Lester Engelken, Vermillion, x31 son, Kans. CLAY CENTER SPF YORKSHIRE BOARS Kansas., phone DU 2-5315. x30 FOR SALE TRIUMPH "CERTIFIED" Yorkshire boars, Nationally ac-FOR SALE - 25 purebred openNOW TAKING orders for Gage Duroc gilts,S.M.S. meat sire.seed wheat, germ. 95%, puritywheat, germination 96, $2.00 credited SPF. Half-brothers to 96.45%; Super Triumph 63, bushel, recleaned bulk. Elgene the top Yorkshire boar in theRufus D. Unrau, Lehigh, Kans. 'Sylvester, Wamego, 456-7707. MONUMENTS 1967 winter test at KSIA test 67073. SB31 germ. 96%, purity 98.04%; station. Our top two boars Scout,germ. 95%,purity x30 NATIONALLY ACCREDITED 96.70%. Bin run or can be MANHATTAN made the following record. SPF Registered Duroc boars &cleaned and treated. Leslie Lind-IF YOU have silage to cut, I Average daily gain 2.32 2.80 quist, Waterville, Ks., Phone MONUMENT CO. Average backfat .93 1.08 gilts. Serviceable age. We had can cutit. Have SP cutter & Feed efficiency 2.80 2.80 third top pen at the Kansas 785-2358. SB31 trucks. Will cut corn, sorghum, J. J. BEAUDET 128 130 State University test station alfalfa and high moisture milo. Age at 200 lbs. spring test of 1968. Average BROME GRASS SEED, com- Ph. CE 8-3406, Loren Thorp, Office and Display HAYES B. BECK daily gain 2.20, feed efficiency bine run. Jim Currie, PR 6-7407.Junction City, Kans. x30 Phone CE 8-6064 2.34 lbs. per day, reached 200 Manhattan, Kans. x31 123 No. 3rd lbs. in 126 days. Our herd is free FOR SALE - Certified & non - JUNCTION CITY, KANS. of lice or mange. Harold R. NEW HIGHER yielding Scout Office Phone Res. Phone 66 wheat. Gerald Gerdes, Wy-certified Shawnee, Parker, and 6 NICE HAMPSHIRE pigs.Ter- Brumm, Phone CE 8-7258, Junc- Scout. Sidney Johnson, Linds- PR 8-5137 PR 8-4978 Kans., tion City, Kansas, RR3, 66441. more, Nebr., phone 402 674-3376 x32 ry W. Henry, Randolph, x32 x30 borg, AC -7-2532. MANHATTAN, KANS. Phone 944-2601 Green. x32 PARKER, LANCER, Gage seed Priced To Go wheat, cleaned, good germina- 1969 Buicks CF4EVROtET TO GO FOR IOU tion, reasonable price. L. J. PLACE Sal Franz, Emmett, Kans., phone Coming Thursday 1966 Pontiac Ex., 4 dr. sedan, TO USED 535-2581 or 535-2582. x32 AND MA - -1966 % ton GMC, cab & chas-1965 Olds '98 luxury 4 dr. sedan, PS, air FOR SALE - Gage and Rodeo full power, factory air cond., 1965 Chev. Bel Air 4 dr. 6 cyl. sis, dual wheels, V-6 engine power seat & windows aut., 29,000 miles seed wheat. State tested, germ- $1695 TcFI SOho 1966 Buick LeSabre Custom 4- Uton ination 95%. Wesley Heilman, 1965 Galaxie 500 2 dr. sports seed?s Your Green, Kans. x32 1960 IH Y2 ton, 6 cyl., 4 -speed dr. Ha', power and air condi- FordrWakefieldl3Ad 0 $595 coupe. Standard trans., V-8 en- tioning, one local owner gine es 1963 Ford 1/2ton, LWB, WB 1964 Chevrolet Impala, 4-dr., V- 1959 IH 1/2Tg $1095 1964 Buick 4 dr. HT, power 8, automatic, power steering, Automotive steering, power brakes, fac- nearly new tires, local owner 1954 Chev.1/2T 130(4 Full 1959 Chev. 1/2 ton, 4-spd.,tool box & ladder rack .... $895 tory air cond. 1963 Chevrolet Impala, 4-dr., V - CATB 1963 Chev. Impala 4 dr. sedan o, automatic, power steering, 1951 IH 1 ton, dual wheel, 8x10, air conditioning, one owner AU GMC folddown box, overhauled $695 Full power, air cond. 1960 Chevrolet Impala Station CHEvRoLzt TRUCKS Several new 1968 2 ton trucks 1962 Chevy II station wagon. Wagon, V-8, automatic, pow- 1/2 Ton - 60 Ton Automatic trans. O in stock at discount price. er steering, air conditioning 14 Sales & Service DROP IN AND SEE WAREF/E4 TRI-COUNTY MOTORS "First in sales - First in service" THE OPEL KADETEES Handy -Stein MANHATTAN F.? 307 N. 3rd Beardmore Chevrolet CHEV. - OLDS - BUICK INC. INTERNA' Company, Inc. MANHATTAN 101 S. Concord EX 2-2118 SALES & Wm] TRUCKS Minneapolis, Kansas 67467 LOCATED tivated, MOTORS, INC. beans a 614-22 Market Street MANHATTAN,KANsts 1963 Jeep 1/2 ton, stock racks, on good 4 -wheel drive, low mileage, Phone 223-5252 BUICK - OPEL one owner, good tires BEATRICE, NEBR. NOW IN OUR 50th YEAR Only Skaggs Impro ManhattanTruk ern bon 1957 Chev. 1/2 ton aut., radio, real Main Office 311-317 Houston IN MANHATTAN creek be clean Used Car Lot at 214 Houston SELLS TRUE ServicetanTru tract. Main Office PR 8-3537 1966 Chev. Y2 ton 6 cyl., 4-sp., st% Lot PR 6-4414 A-1 Used Cars Uniml LWB, 16,000 miles, one owner, Sales &314N. Third St Ks., all like new cond. MANHATTAN, KANS. 1966 Fairlane 500 2 dr. hardtop, tract. 1966 Chev. 1/2 ton 6 cyl., 3 spd., 1965 Mustang cony., 289 V8, 4 - V8, automatic trans., R&H, lo- (913) cal one owner $1795 776818 Impro wide box, 5 new tires, one speed flood it owner, like new 1966 Valiant 4 dr. station wagon, MANHATTAN, KANSAS 75 when 1964 Chev. 4-dr., standard trans., e 1964 Chev. 1/2ton, long wide 6-cyl., one owner 6 cylinder, automatic trans., beans, bed, 6 cyl., radio, excellent R&H, local one owner$1895 160 witl 1965 Chev. 4-dr. HT truck 1965 Dodge Dart GT, V8, auto- Special Prices Call c 1967 IHC 2 ton, V8, 4-spd., 2 spd., 1967 Ford LTD 2 dr. HT, air MUST MAKE ROOM FOR 1969 matic trans., R&H $1495 Come is axle,radio,17' fold down 1959 Chev. % ton with box NEW TRUCK TRADE-INS On New good of! stock racks, one owner, good 1966 Chevrolet 1/2ton, wide bed 1963 Galaxie XL 2-dr. hardtop, tires, reasonably priced. 1962 Ford SWB 1/2 ton SWB, 6 -cylinder engine, 3-spd. V8, automatic trans., R&H, p DODGE 1967 Club wagon van transmission, was $1795, steering $1195 Kv PICKUPS IL Myers Motor Co. 1965 Ford F-600 2 ton V8, 2-spd., NOW $1695 1962 Tempest 4 dr. sedan, auto- 825 tires, 194" WB, one own- 1968 Ford F-250 % ton, 300 cu. matic trans., R&H $695 "See the Good Guys CHEVROLET - PONTIAC $2295 Gera er,18-20' box in. engine, 4 -speed, priced to for branded buys" - CADILLAC - 1967 Ford Econoline bus, 6 cyl., sell OPEN EVENINGS Alice 562-2383 562-2384 automatic 1965 Ford Econoline van, good BANK RATE FINANCING VISIT THE MARYSVILLE, KANSAS mechanically $1395 1962 Ford 1/2ton, 3 -speed ALL NEW LET' 1967 Honda cycle, 90cc, like new 1960 FORD 3/4 ton, 4 -speed, over- Skaggs (Ford) Motors This loads, was $795. NOW $750 Dodge Agency Trucks $395 Your Transportation tablishei 1959 Chev. 2 ton, box & hoist 1957 Ford F-600,2 -speed rear Headquarters In Manhattan peted lip 1962 Chev. 1/2 ton $995 $895 axle, 4-spd., V8 engine, with "Where Customers Send bedroorr 1960 Chev. 1/2 ton $595 bed. Was $1495. NOW $1395 ON OLD US HWY 24 Close to We stiill have 1968 Fords in Their Friends" school. 1962 Chev. 1/2ton, 6 cyl., 4-spd. stock. STOP AND LOOK . . . on our 2nd & Houston WEST OF WEST LOOP is impo $995 lot at 3rd and Walnut. Phone 8-3525 Let's m 1965 Chev. El Camino, aut., air Cars for $195 to $95 MANHATTAN, KANSAS PhoneJE 9-9271 you! $1995 Boss Motors Shop Service For 1966 Ford 1/2 ton, air , $1795 WE: 1963 Dodge 2 ton, 16' van body 106 South 7th 913 562-3696 0' Connor Trucks All Makes of Cars They $1195 FORD -MERCURY DEALER 1T F100 PU Wimbledon white, And Trucks homes 1968 Chev. 1 ton, grain bed $3095 Ford -Mercury one ha: MARYSVILLE, KANSAS Cougars, Mercuries, Mustangs, 131 6-cyl., 3 -speed, heavy duty separate 1967 Chev. Caryall V8, power front & rear springs, was Ed Schram kitchen, steering, auto -air $3095 Ford Cars and A-1 used cars $2596.44 NOW ? ? ? DODGE large w 1963 Chev. 2 ton cab & chase is USED TRUCKS and trucks. "closed 53T F100 PU Brittany blue, 131 MANHATTAN, KS. $2095 1966 IH 1700 187" WB, 120 cab BL 8-2281 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, custom porch, 1966 Chev. 2 ton, grain & stock to axle, 900 rubber 109 Walnut HERINGTON cab, tinted windshield, heavy cial tax racks $1295 duty front & rear springs, was is walla 1965 IH 1700, 120 cab to axle, $?704.24 NOW ? ? ? 66 IH 1/2ton $1595 900 tires ONE 1960 IH 2 -ton, 16' van body, Hv 1960 IH BC170, 120 cab to axle, Model -End 345T F100 PU Wimbledon white, Anott Lift gate $1695 900 tires 1 1 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, heavy galow! 1966 Ford dump truck $3295 1964 .1.H % ton pickup CLEARANCE duty front & rear springt, was without $2602.34 Now ??? USED TRUCKS .1965 IHC % ton, V8, 4-spd. 1963 IH % ton pickup excellen $1495 of NEW 393T F100 PU, peacock blue, 1'11 1954 Ford F-250 34 ton V8, Or walking 1961 Chev. 34 ton pickup 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, heavy duty good tires taxing 1959 Ford 34 ton pickup Cars & Trucks rear springs. Was $2634.94. versatile 1954 Cab over Chev.,16'fold NOW ? ?? 1962 Ford 1/2 ton V8, 4-spd., four bee Van -T Truck Center sary. down stock rack & hoist We are moving our 1968 mod- ton SWB, 11 3825 Topeka 913 AM 6-5151 els fast in preparation for the477T F100 PU Wimbledon white, 1965 Ford F100 11/2 breakfa 1959 IH D-170 131 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, heavy 4 -speed, body moldings, 0 dining 1969 models soon to roll in. Wise duty rncab, whitewall tires, a* TOPEKA, KANSAS 1967 Ford C750, 120 cab to axlebuyersknow thatwithdis- frontsprings. Was to ment. 9000 fr. axle, 19,000 real axle $2653.25. NOW ? ? ? et this 900 tires by harvest counts and the possibility of higher prices on new models, 519T F100 PU, Acapulco bl-e & 1958 Ford F100 1/2 ton SW63 needs ji 1965 IH 1700, 120 cab to axle, 90C they can save some important white, 131 8 -cylinder, 3 -speed, 6-cyl., 3-spd tires, good truck money by dealing NOW with heavy dutyfront & rear 1966 IH 1800 900 tires, 120 cab Obermeyer. springs. Was $2843.75. 1948 Ford d F-600 2 ton,cab Looks to axle, 345 engine NOW ??? sp. trans., 2 sp. of New you ste USED PICKUPS & A 2 -TON 540T F100 PU skyview blue, 1964 Ford F100 1/2ton,SW ber know tl LARGE STOCK OF TRUCKS 131 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed,oil We have only a few left,but V-8, 4 speed trans. quality! 1963 Ford 1/2ton, LW box $945 Nemaha Motor bath air cleaner, heavy duty room, d look for some good trades as front & rear springs. Was 1967 Ford F-250, % tonpickup the pad 1965 Chev. tractor tandem, 5sp., we move the new 1968 trucks. $2614.65 HD rear 2 -speed, aluminum sleeper, air & Imp!. Co. NOW ? ? ? s6peryinl.gse,ngviene, radio, doors; IT clean exciting brakes $5950 1965 Chevrolet 1/2ton pickup, 577T F100 PU pebble beige, 131 Phone 913 with 8' bed, 6 cyl., black fin- 6 -cylinder, 3 -speed, oil bath 6 cit Come o 65 Chev. tandem tractor, air, air cleaner, heavy duty front 1963 Chev. ton pickup, steering, brakes $5750 AV 4-2167 ish. This truck just came in. 4 -speed transmission,stock & rear springs. Was $2604.41. racks 1965 Chev. Y2T, 6-cyl., LWB, 4- 1960 Chevrolet fleetside 6 cyl., NOW ? ? ? The h speed $1395 SABETHA, KANS. 4 speed, 8' bed. An extra clean pickuP, V8,1 ing for! truck. 621T F100 PU T'T.eadowlark Yel- 19b650x Ford,pF1003.sd4 1964 Chev. 2 -ton, LWB, 2-snd. low, 131 6-,-...\71ind cruiso, oil block, t $2195 1959 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup, V8 bath air cleaner, radio,power to appr( 1949 IH 11/2 ton, box and hoist, UNIT ceramic engine, 4-spd.trans.,61/2ft. steering. Was r -z37.87. 4 speed $695 central Stepside bed NOW ? ?? ton LW has % 1962 Chev. 2 ton, 2-spd.,pony 211T F602 chassis & cab, Ran- N ewSPECIALo axle, dump $2450 1958 Ford % ton pickup, V-8en- l5 room, E gine, 4-spd. trans., 8' Styleside goon red, 8-cylinLer, 4 -speed, New 1968 Fordrd 1/234 tonLWB we shoe 19% IHC 2 ton, 2-sp., 4sp., V8, 1965 Ford Country Sedan, V8, bed, heavy duty model 15,000 rear axle, 2 -speed,west 4 -speed Giant fold down box and air $1595 coast mirror, vacuum hydraul- hoist, 32,000 miles $2795 1953 Chevrolet 2 ton, 2 speed ic brakes, $9300 rear & New 1968 Ford F600 2ton, litV8, 1963 Ford Falcon wagon aux. 2-sp. avle, L 1961 IH tractor, 5-sp., 2-sp, LWB axle, grain body. A goodgen- springs. Was $4328 76 wheelbase, $1295 1967 350 Yahama eral hauling truck. NOW ? ? ? 20 tires.

1959 IH % ton, 4wd $895 1964 Chev. Impala 523T F253 PU lunargreen, 131 Used ElDorado campers 6 -cylinder, 4 -speed, oil bath ,otors OBERMEYER air cleaner, 1175 front spring, McComas M Melton Motor Co., Inc.1962 Volkswagen $845 2450 rear &aux. spring. Was CH3'3611 $2908.65 240 West 6th CLA) 16th and M Sts.JA 7-2201 1963 Chev. Corvair Monza C SEVROI.ET NOW ? ? ? DIA,KANSAS "If It' BELLE VILLE 1 used Eldorado 14' camping trailer Marvin Obermeyer, Owner Long -McArthur,Inc. Ford -Lincoln-Mercury S,O FOR SALE - 1965 Chevrolet 2 1939 Chevrolet four -door Ph. BL 8.2255 Open to 9 p.m. Rea FR ton truck with 141/2' grain box. 340 N. Santa Fe Salina, Kans. Pines HERINGTON, KANSAS TA 3-2237 .01"1 Co. 1963 GMC diesel tandem with FORD SALES & SERVICE 18Ain 22' grain box and hoist. com- FOR SALE- 1956 Chevrolet 2 - FOR SALE- 1962 % ton Chev. FOR SALE - 480acres'lPond, \ binetrailer. Header trailer. Stenberg truck with stock n, 41/2miles 11°' Martin Motors ton truck, 16' bed andhoist. rack. 1958 1 livestock fart CNm Contact Robert Hearn, Box 194, Joe Bauman, Bern, ton Ford truck, with 3,nSaS. EVailnhont Barnes, Kansas. SB30 Ph. 446.3532 Clyde, Ks. 66938 Ks. Oneida stock rack. of Belvue, EL 8-2'C Phone TW 4-2398. x30 Phone 765-"551,Arnold Stuewe, baker, BelvueKansas" t".53.1 Alma, Kans. SB31 456-7606. Id REAL ESTATE FIVE ACRES ACE Sales - Auctions Nearly new three bedroom Farms JUNCTION CITY USED TRACTORS home, with fireplace, breeze. IH No. 806 dsl. CARS MARVIN CO riltELL, way and attached two car gar-Farm - 250 acre farm, 145crop Farman No. 560 diesel KS salesman age on five acres. Also a 6,000 balance pasture. 3 bedroom Farmall No. 460 gas ARMON BOSSE caged capacity chicken house modern home. Farmall No. 340 gas Realtor easily converted to hog house. Farmall No. 400 gas speed Your listings appreciated One mile from Marysville, Farm - 120 acre, 50acres crop, Farmall 450 tractor balance pasture. Very nice2 - Ford 971 dsl. p ONAGA, KANSAS Kansas. Also other ground bedroom modern home, locat- GRAIN DRILLS availableifneeded. Ford 961 gas kup ed on all weather road. IHC 16x7 low wheel, fertilizer, 1962 Ford Major dsl. 4-spd, 160 acres good producing grass seeder, power lilt *4.-5 IH WD9 Pasture - 520 acre pasturelo- JD Van Brunt 16x8 with fertili- 1951 IH M {up Fulmer Real Estate farm, 145 acres of cropland. cated on good road. $70per zer, blades like new Murray Township in Marshall acre .... $100 IH 1-330 w/ loader CATHERINE J FULMER County. IHC 16x8 low wheel, fertilizer, 1953 Ferguson 30 w/ loader & JLD REALTOR Pasture - 160 acre pasture, grass seeder, hand levers $325 rear blade 160 acresin Walnut Town- good grass & water, 1958 JD 820 diesel Office 456-7696 ship, Marshall County, near FIELD CUTTERS Farman 300 7tOLET I good Manhattan. Res. 456.9281 spring. 87 acres cropland.Would New IH No. 550 two row forage51 IH W6 gas tractor 1.5414 make an excellent stockfarm. Farm - 240 acre farm, 135 harvester,demonstrator, 50 MH 30 tractor EFIELD WAMEGO Reasonable price. crops, balance pasture. Mod- SAVE - 1945 IH H; 1944 JD A; 1941 IH ern home, other improve- New Holland Model 611 one row H ments, very good producing field cutter $150 47 IH MD tractor FARMS FOR SALE Northeast Realty farm, can be boughton con- Gehl field cutter, one row$250 47 Allis tractor with cultivator TRUCk tract 1946 IH M, wide front I Now Unimproved 160 with 130 cul- Ernest H. Plegge, Broker TRACTORS N tivated, 20 wheat, 50 FG, 60 soy- Henry Nieman,Salesman, Farm - 150 acre farm, 80crop, IH 1-460 Utility, fully equipped, MACHINERy beans and alfalfa. Only $24,000 709 Center balance pasture & meadow. clean local one 1959 Ford 2 -row mounted corn ANSAS on good contract. Very clean pasture, no im- MARYSVILLE, KANS. provements. JD Model B with lift $75 picker Improved 160 on oil road, mod- IH 1-300 Utility Tractor with IH No. 50 field cutter, 2 -row Phone 562-2722 Office Farm - 480 acre, 365 crop, 110 Henry back hoe and loaderCase 1 -row pull corn snapper truck ern home, 90A cultivated, 50A 562-2146 or $2150 complete IH 2 ME corn picker creek bottom, $28,000 on con- 562-3184 home pasture, 150A wheat allot- ce Inc. tract. ment, 65A to alfalfa. This IH Farmall Super C tractor IH No. 22 corn head for 101 or farm produces very good. and mowers $350 203 combine Unimproved 80 near St. Joe, Ford 8N tractor with good Horn Wood Bros. corn picker hird Street Ks., all tillable, $12,000 on con- WELCOME For more information on above loader $675 1963 IH 2 -row field cutter tract. farms or others listed callorTru-Test 6 HP riding mower 1-1"1'' FH springtooth Stop in at our new office inthe see: $175 JD 5 sec. springtooth 776-9449 Improved 320, with 75 acres Hoke Building, 25 North Walnut Wheel horse & mower $125 IH 3 -sec springtooth with reg- flood irrigated, 278A cultivated, You will be most welcome! IH Farmall Super MTA ular or 3 pt. carrier 75 wheat, 75 corn, 57 milo, 16 We will be glad to giveyou the LAWRENCE WELTER Allis Model D-14, wide front, Howard Roiovator ANSAS beans, at $110,000. Can irrigate facts on all or any part of: Auctioneer - Salesman power steering, reconditioned IH fast hitch disk 160 with valley system. PR 8-3455 MANHATTAN 1965 Harley Davidson Sprint H, Allisfield cutter w/ windrow 26,520 Acres low miles, looks like new, pickup att. ices Call collect for appointment. HAROLD CARLSON loaded with extras $450 DI 45T, PTO baler Come take a look. I have other KANSAS FARMS AND Broker 1967 IH No. 550 2 -row field cut- 17 good offerings. RANCHES PR 8-3083 MANHATTAN FARM MACHINES ter 3680 acre ranch, 5 producing IH No. 151 SP combine, 15', David Bradley 9' wheel disc -4 JD 3 -sect. springtooth oil wells, Ellis County. A top WANTED TO rent or lease:a with 2 -row corn head, all com- Kvasnicka Realty quality unit. plete $3495, IH 4 -section springtooth 'S HADDAM, KANSAS good livestock farm or ranchon 12 quarters all choicegrass, partnership or share basis.J. Kewanee wheel disk,10'2", See es for Lillison rolling Phone FR 6-2874 north central Kansas. A real R. McCauley, Mayetta, Kans. looks like new $495 cultivators. Guys Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor producer. IH 10'9" wheel disk, sealed brgs. ays" x30 $395 Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Alice J. Kvasnicka, Secretary 480 acres, 360 cultivated, 120 IH HD 8' tandem disk..$50 Emercrenev Parts Ph. HO 1-5628 grass, Gray County. To settle 1H 10A 7' tandem disk.... $50 or HO 1-5811. estate. Burch 9' 3 pt. mounted disk $100 LET'S LOOK AT TAXES 560 acres tilled, 80acres grass, Farm Equipment IH No. 211 rotary mower, 3 pt. This older home in well es- productive improved farm. Con- $325 AULD mcy IH No. 8 3x14 pull plow on rub- tablished neighborhood has car- tract sale to qualified buyer. CHEVROLET :tan peted living & dining room, two 7200 acre Flint Hills ranch. ber, good $125 DRILLS Allis 3x14 mounted plow$100 bedrooms,attached garage. Air strip, well watered. Good Oliver 7'trail mower.... $50 HO 1-5414 7VY 24 Close to market and elementary financing. 16x8 FBA JD RTP, fert. $575 IH No. 3S low base elec. cream WAKEFIELD school. No special taxes (which 27 full quarters, suitable for 16x8 Case R'I'P fert., seeder $375 ' LOOP is important to many of us). 16x8 Oliver separator, good $45 Let's make your rent work forsprinkler irrigation, in Kansas' $75 IH No. 10C hammer mill with TRACTORS fast growing cattle feedingar- 16x8 Case $75 feed table $45 -9271 you! ea. 3430 acres excellent b.:ffalo16x8 Van Brunt, fert $125 1969 AC 190 XT, demo., with cab 16x8 MM IH 3 -section springtooth with 1966 AC 190 diesel, 500 hrs. and blue grama grass north of $75 evener $40 For WE LOVE BUNGALOWS Tribune. Would consider 16x8 MM, fert. $125 1967 AC D-17, new Cars con- SILAGE IH 4 -section springtooth with 2 1957 AC WD 45 They are the most versatiletract sale. evener $65 196'1 Ford 841 with loader 3 homes ever constructed. This 1965 No. 50 IH 2 -row .... $1095 IH No. 401:3 -section spring 1949 Farmall M one has carpeted living and NEBRASKA RANCHES 1958 C-2 Case 1 row $135 tooth with evener $150 separate dining room, spacious 3800 acres near Palisade,ex- AC belt blower, 9" pipe $225 FORAGE CUTTERS m kitchen, all over the house arecellent water, irrigation poten- large windows (you never feel tial, good improvements. COMBINES Trucks 1966 II -IC 2 -row cutter "closed in") has a lovely front 1966 A -II AC, cab $5495 1906 N -H 717 7 -row KS. 1070 acres west of Holdre.dge, 1965 JD 95 16', cab 1966 IH 1000A (3 cyl. 4 -speed 12 1961 Gehl self propelled porch, double garage. No spe- purebred cattle farm. Herd of $6995 ton, wide box, radio & heater, 1963 Fox No. 6 z row cial taxes! The distance to town 1961 Hi Lo 45, 12', cab $2995 low miles is walkable. purebred Herefords included if1958 No. 101 IH 12', Hume reel 1961 AC No. 50, like new buyer desires, owner retiring. 1964 Chev. 1,2 ton, 6 cyl., std. 1957 Papec No. 32A 1 -row $1995 trans., wide box, with camper 1966 IHC No. 16 1 -row ONE & ONE-HALF STORY 1956 JO 55 14', cell grate$1395 low miles 1952 JO 55, 14' $995 1968 N -H 818 2 -row (discount) Another sweetheart of a bun- Gene Watson 1955 JD 55, 12', very clean $1195 1963 IH C-1000 V8, 4 -speed, reg. galow! We can sell this with or 1956 JD 45, 10', very clean $1395 box, ton, radio & heater New Holland Cutters KS without the furniture! Make an 1958 IH A-112 % ton pickup, In Stock Land & Livestock Co.1952 MM SP 14', runs $195 excellent family home within Auctioneers - Realtors long box, 6 cyl., 4 -speed, over-1 AC blower, used, 1 new a V8, 4-sp., walking distance to school (no 25 North Walnut TRACTORS loads NH Model 55 rake taxing thosestudents).Very 1952 IH L-120 % ton pickup, 6 Massey Harris rake versatile. Can be 3 bedroom, a Hutchinson, Kansas67501 1961 560 III dsl. $2775 cyl., 4 -speed, overloads, extra -spd., SWB four bedroom or a five if neces- Phone 316663-4427 1963 3010 gas $3095 clean 1967 24T John Deere baler sary. Kitchen is Gene Watson Doug Wildin 1961 4010 dsl. WA, 18.4 $4350 Ford 6 cyl. valve in head, 4-spd1960 68T New Holland baler SWB, VS spacious, has MO 3-3174 1961 3010 dsl., repainted$3095 1961 69W New Holland baler breakfast room, large separate MO 2-7543 trans., 1/2 ton pickup ..$100 ings, cos - HUTCHINSON, KANS. 1962 3010 gas, new sleeves $3095 tires, ex. dining room, complete base- 1953 Ford 6 cyl. VIH 1/2ton COMBINES & MCHRY. ment. No special taxes! Consid- 1961 3010 dsl., new tires $3295 pickup $150 er this that h,,A'- -'of --n'irS 1959 JD 630, WA, fenders, 15.5 NEW IH Model 1600 2 -ton truck, 1967 C -II Gleaner, 16' FOR SALE: $2495 1958 A Gleaner, 14' SW box, needs just such consideration. V-8, 2 -speed rear axle, 8.'5x20 We have several going business 1957 JO 620, repainted.. $1775 10 ply tires, with new 15' plat- 1967 A Gleaner, 12' opportunities, which might he 1957 JD 620, 3 pt. $1550 New Model E & F combines in NEW & LOVELY just what you are looking for. 1962 MF 85 dsl., 1800 hrs. $2195 form, grain & stock sides -- stock m, cab & Looks just like a picture outCall for appointment, Ford 3 -bottom plow 2 sp. axel Just traded for, 1964 3020 dsl. PRICED TO MOVE - of New England. From the time WE TRADE Ford 2 -bottom plow SW box you step inside the door, you LOREN E. LAW MISCELLANEOUS New A -C & Kewanee discs in know the builder has in mind- 907 Sixth ME 2.3159 32' Crustbuster $495 JUST CALL OR SEE stock quality! Large carpeted living CLAY CENTER, KANS. 28' Parker, demo. $625 LLOYD HUNTER n pickup, room, dining room overlooks Farmhand loader $135 HD rear the patio through sliding glass Horn loader $125 Meinhardt Farm Eq. doors;three bedrooms;large, FOR SALE - 160 acres good Ford loader $225 exciting basement, central air. pasture on Highway at $100 per Mohn Implement Co. up, 6 cyl., Come or telephone- we show! acre. 160 acre improved farm on Telephone CE 8-5101 456.2310 rock road at $125 per acre, both ,stock Washington Impl. HERE 'TIS near small towns. Also a choice junction City, Kansas WAMEGO, KANS. acreage of grass and timber on MOSA C1.40.40,JS The home you have been look- 1, V8, long Tuttle Creek Lake with a sand ing for! The cutest thing in the EA 5-2301 FOR SALE - 1962 IHC 228 block, butyou must get insidebeach, an ideal location for the SEASONABLE sportsman or outdoorsman who ORISZRZI WASHINGTON picker head, tall screen, $850. to appreciate it! Two bedrooms,wants to rough it and on a rock 1962 JD 3010 dsl., RC, 3 pt. 1968 IHC No. 10 16-8 grain drill, JNITS ceramic tile bath, huge kitchen, $850. Can deliver. James Zvo- central air, carpeted. Basementroad for convenience. Olsburg 1961 JD 4010 dsl. std. t LWB Real Estate & Insurance, Ols- 1960 JD 730 dsl. RC, 3 pt. lanek Jr., Liberty, Nebr. 696- has % bath, utilityroom, bed- FOR SALE - 2 Model 40 4 -row1958 JD 820 dsl., dual hyd. 4546. SB30 burg, Kans., Phone 468-3385. IHC corn heads. Both are in ex- LWB VS room, etc. Come or telephone; SB31 1958 JD 720 gas RC, 3 pt. we show. cellent condition. Both machines1958 JD 720 dsl. std., 3 pt. 1967 MILO ROLL -A -Conefor were on IHC 403 combines. 1955 JD No. 55, 14' combine 14' combine. Used on JD 55 on ton,174" FOR SALE By Owner - 200 These machines will fit IHC 151. 1953 .TD No. 55 14' 60 acres, $725. 300 ,14" sucker avle, 825x Loren E. Law acre productive grain farm rain - Your choice 1951 Gleaner R, 14' rods, $1 80 each. Merle Albrecht, belt area of Northeast Kansas. $1250.00 No. 27 IHC baler, like new Lincolnville, Kans. x31 REALTOR Improved, good3 -bedroom No. 70 IHC 5x16 plow home, good schools & churches No. 32 Papec 1 row field cutter TO SETTLE Estate, 1955 Fern. tors 907 Sixth or.State Highway No.9.50 Nemaha Motor & No. 6 JO 1 row field cutter tractor TO 35 and plow, $750. miles from downtown Topeka Chop -all 2 -row Gehl field cutter Other 3 -point equip. available. 3.3634 ME 2-3159 - near 2 small towns. Has been Implement Co. 12' Flex King V -plow SB32 CLAY CENTER, KANSAS well farmed, limed & rotated 14' JD, BW disc VSAS the past several years. $400 per 75 Highway South JD 168 DR drill with fert. IHC No. 16 ensilage cutter, "If It's a Home, See Loren" acre. 29% down with sale and SABETHA, KANSAS JD 208 DR drill with fert. PTO, cutter bar, cut 32A, like balance Jan. 6, 1969. Vernon Phone 913 - 284-2167 new. Schlageck Chevrolet Com- FOR SALE- 160A land, 2 Pate, Rt. 1, Whiting, Kans. x33 pany, Russell, Kans. 67665. Irides west ofRamona in Mar- FOR SALE - Dodson silo un- Blanding Impl. Co. SB31 i_on Co. SE V4-4-17-3. Colfax Trip. 1 BEDROOM HOUSE, 705 Oak,loader, fits 14' or 16' silo. Also (8A Wamego. Stoves,tilebath, WANTED - CUSTOM combine -res, ood incultivated, 82A grass, 735 gal. Sunset bulk tank used BELOIT, KANS. north pond, windmill. Mrs. Melvin shower, tub. Double sink, metal90 days. Dale Herpich, Council 70A corn 30" rows, phone 274- an cruiv Martin, Herington,Ks., Phone cabinets, $5,500. Phone 456-7287Grove, Phone White City 349- irk PE 8-3066 3375, Paul Magathan, Cedar ption% BL 8-2070. SB31 evenings. x30 2829. x30 Point, Kansas 66843. x30 SBA COMBINES Machinery WICHITA SEE THESE COMBINES 1965 C-11 AT CHESTER, NEBR. JD 55 combine, 1959 1964 Variety? $800 JD 55 combine, 1957 1962 AC D19 dsl.,motor SEE THESE AT SHOUSE'S MH 90 combine, 1954, good MH No. 80 1956 over. 1966 MH 90 combine, 1956, good$950 combine, 1957 cabMH No. 82 special Oliverlae1650 d31. 1960AC Massey Fergusons JD 45 combine, 1959, with 285 hrs, $1550 JD 95 combine, 1961 1958 961 Ford tractor. 959 AC 1959 Massey 65 gas tractor cab, 1961, $1151 JD 55 combine with AC 1965 Massey 410 combine, 16' NEW COMBINES sharp WDD tractor 958 Job 1962 Massey No. 3 baler twine . loader,only 1952 Mas 2 Case 660 combines withcabs JD 40 combine, 1962 $15o 1963 Massey Super 92 combine USED MACHINERY $6600 JD 45 combine with cab,1959 JD 45 combine, 10' 1951 Massey 44 gas tractor 1962 ...... $1250 BARGAINS Case 960 combine with cab JD 55 combine with cab, T19r62 3010 JD dsl. Mar 1952 Massey 27 combine 60 AC D17 LP w/ 3 -pt. adapter $7350 JD 55 combine, 1958, realgooz1 $1,850 3 JD 210 corn heads Tractor radio IHC 60 JD 730 LP, PTO, real clean USED TRACTOR 1 JD 10 corn head 14' BW JD disk, 1962 tractor, 460 gas 1,800 1 JD 234 corn head 11'6" Oliver disk, 20" 1955 tractor, 400 gas Case 730CK gas tractor with blades 64 JD 3020 RC dsl., 3 -pt , wide Case-o-matic $1950 1951 Ford F6 2 speed, 1961 combine, 151 frt., PTO TRACTORS tires, good 13'6" bedgcod 4c 1961 5x16 wheel plow 60 JD 630 RC gas, 3 -pt., PTO, $42,5 NEW TRACTORS IHC 806 tractor 1959 1948 M tractor low hrs. 730 LP Case CK tractor$4800 JD 4010D; JD 3010G; JD 2010G MAR 1946 M tractor 49 JD "G" gas, fair condition, Also have in stock new Case 2 JD G tractors 1961 baler, 46 twine make an offer 3 JD A; 3 JD B; 2 JD 50, PS, 37 disk, wheel, 10' 830 CK tractor and 930 CK nTnera0ctlors 1967 Glee 53 IHC Super "M", LP, new tractors - Priced to Sell good Complete Car, Truck 37 wheel disk, 12' tires and paint JD 700; JD 720; JD 630, painted Tractor Repair 1968 GIN 65 JD 4020 RC dsl., power -shift, 2 MH 44; 3 IHC M 1963 Gle MOLINE new tires 1.456 semi mtd. plow, 6x16 64 JD 4020 RC dsl., power -shift Grabau Machine Ford Jubilee with loader, 1953 1962 Gle MH 65 D tractor, overhauled Peschel Bros. 1964 Glee 4x14 wheel plow 58 JD 720 std. dsl., 3 -pt., PTO, J.I. CASE FARM MCHRY. Oliver 88 tractor 1948 U tractor, standard overhauled $1,800 CHESTER, NEBR. 57 M -H 555 dsl., overhauled, MH 444, 3 pt. hitch, with PS NEW LOCATION DEERE $890 81 power st. USED MACHINERY 400 Center 1964 4020D tractor 61 Case 830 dsl., Dual -Range,3 - 1961 GEHL 1966 3020 gas tractor, only 1300 pt.,hyd., PTO Hay conditioner 562-2377 hours 62 MF 65 dsl., Multi -Power,low Self propelled field cutter, rea- IHC Model 100 L & G tractor A 1960 730 dsl., sharp, standard hrs. dy for work IHC truck with Grain-o-vator 1955 60 tractor with PS, LPTO 63 JD 2010 RCV dsl., new tires bed MARYSVILLE, KANS. A, G & 60 Deere tractors 62 Case 630 RC dsl., new engine No. 8 forage harvester I 4 2 wheeled 851 rake 51 JD 620 RC LP, 3 -pt., PTO, Waterville Motors JD field cultivator, 12' TRACTORS MCF 1966 224WS hay baler HD JD 14T baler Lots of mounted plows 57 JD 620 RC gas, 3 -pt., wide NH No. 68 baler, twine tie 1963 JD 2010 wide front ..$2150 1957 IH 450 LP $1550 BUI 1951 No. 55 combine, sharp frt., PTO ST 5-2731 MH No. 10 baler 1950 No. 55 combine, cheap 58 JD 720 std. dsl. Rockshaft, JD 214WS baler 1959 JD 730 dsl. $2975 We offer 1949 No. 55 combine, for parts overhauled 1,600 IHC disk, No. 37, 10' 1955 JD 60 LP . $975 Service f 1966 215A windrower, auger 59 AC D17 LP, fullyequinned MH disk, 10', 3 pt. 1950 IH M $1650 WATERVILLE, KANSAS BS&B AR type JD disk, 15', BW MACHINERY 1965 No. 12 2 row cutter MH wheel disk, 10', cheap Storage 1966 No. 6 single row cutter, COMBINES 1957 IH grain drill, 16x10, with "Feed Hi TRACTORS $'50 JD KBA disc like new JD 210 corn attmt. 1965 JD 3020 gas, low hours JD AW disk,12' press & fert. "Bacon B 36' hay & grain elevator MF 22 corn attmt. 8-50 JD Model B grain drill,16x8. Lots of used springtooth sec- 54 JD 55 14' combine $900 MF 35 tractor with loader JD AW disk, 11' press & fert. Star Stee 1953 JD 60, good 3 old drills; IHC No. 10 drill Ames Irr tions 61 MF 82 12' combine .... $1800 1954 JD 70, good shape JD 13-7 drill RB 16x8 JD grain drill with 12' JD BW wheel disk, excellent 57 JD 55 14' combine ....$1100 press & seeder M -C Cont $"00 MH 33 tractor, new sleeves & Bale pickup elevator New 6' mower bar for 34 cutter,51 JD 55 14' combine pistons 4 JD 12' springtooths, 3 pt. hitch 1965 JD 95 16' combine .. $6850 cheap 57 MF 92 14' combine .... $1500 1949 JD A, power block, good JD 16' springtooth, 3 pt. hitch 1965 MH 410 16' combine $6250 Nort FB168 B drill, 20" wheel, large tires and motor 1961 No. 32 Papec forage hat. fert. box with rubber press FIELD HARVESTERS JD 18' springtooth, 3 pt. hitch vester with pickup & row Irl B168 drill with fert., R presses 1 Gehl 2 -row harvester $900 JD pull type, 12' COMBINES IHC Dull type, 10' crop FB168 with comb. box & presses3 JD No. 12 2 -row harvesters 1958 Gleaner A, 12 ft. 1957 Gehl with row crop unit P.O. Box Quite a number of older drills $1`)50 3 45 JD loaders 1955 Papec No. 62 row crop & MINNI to choose from 1 Gehl 2 -row harvester .. $600 1958 JD 45, 12 ft. JD 45 loader to fit late model direct cut Several old manure loaders 1952 JD 55, 12 ft. with cab tractors 1950 JD 55, 12 ft., good motor Farm Hand loader 1965 IH No. 16, very nice Some good mounted mowers Large selection of used drills MH 80, 12 ft. L manure spreader, 75 bu. & tillage equipment. 3 JD No. 5 mowers FORAGE HARVESTERS JD No. 8 mower Belleville Impl. C MISCELLANEOUS JD No. 50 mower, side mount, 1964 2 row Gehl cutter Western Impl. Co. JD No. 6 forage harvester, used 9' bar, almost new 1960 1 row Papec cutter one season Lots of 2, 3 and 4 btm. plows JA 7-2261 1959 New Holland cutter 2256 S. West St. WH 3-4261 1965 JD No. 6 forage harvester, WICHITA, KANS. good cond. JD F145 plow, 4-16 semi-mt. 62 JD 24' Crust Buster with pulva- - Several old rakes BELLEVILLE 64 JD 201 tooth 1964 Gehl 2 -row forage harvester 3 pull type sprayers, good 59 JD 63C 10' Graham Hoeme chisel COMBINES, CORN HEADS 58 4 row Oliver cultivator for 88 Gehl 2 -row forage harvester USED TRACTORS JD 62C AND PICKERS 1959 Gehl 1 -row, good cond. 55 JD 701 17' Kewanee wheel foldover 1 used Massey 60 combine, 10', Farmers Union 1967 3020 gas, wide front 13' IHC disk new header control, Hume MISCELLANEOUS 1964 3020 gas, new tires 24' Kent PTO Letz portable hurt mill reel Hdw. & Implement 1963 JD 4010 diesel, overhauled, teeth 10' Schaefer wheel disk JD 16' pull springtooth harrow wide front, 18.4x'4 tires 32' Crust 10' two way disk 1 MH Super 27 combine, 14', A-1, JD hay Huffer Everett Hoobler Slick old Oliver 70 tractor good milo machine 1961 Gehl feed wagon 1962 JD 3010 gas, reconditionedNEW 52' Mgr. 1961 JD 2010, nice Case No. 1954 Oliver 88 diesel 1 1967 Gehl SP field cutter with S.MZEWEI H & cond] 1952 Case LA with hyd. on LP 3 -row 30" head, ex. cond. Three M Farmalls and one Frankfort Impl. Ph. 437-2913 1955 JD 60, power steering JD 14T b fuel 1 International 303 10', cab, aut- 1955 JD 50, power steering New 7' omatic header control, A-1 ST. MARYS, KANS. 1959 D-17 Allis, overhauled price, 1 New JD condition 913 292-4458 1961 1)-15 Allis, overhauled SHOUSE 3 429 corn heads for 36, 38 or D 1954 WD 45 Allis, widefront Used Ex( WM.,. CO. 40" rows, all real good, for FIELD CUTTERS 1959 611 B Case, runsgood fan, 1 ! 151 or 403 Crustbusi 'Abilene, Kans. FRANKFORT, KANS. ALL EXTRA GOOD, ALL COMBINES New 12'-: 2 No. 40 4 row heads, both in READY TO GO TO WORK rows, 3 excellent condition, for 38 or SALINA 1962 JD No. 40, 10' withcab Store CO 3-3051 40 inch rows, 151 or 403 Priced To Sell 1961 JD Hi -Lo 45 New JD IH No. 1 No. 228 corn head, real good, 1955 JD 45, real clean f. Ed Shouse CO 3-1066 new for 101 or 303 combines TR 188 2 -row head for Gehl, 1960 AC Big Bin, near Gehl FH Ron Shouse CO 3.4515 field ready -ditNES XegIkkfeSt 30" hee 1 No. 22 corn head, for 101 or - 303 combines, in good running SP 83 Gehl, same as above 80" belt pickup forJD New Egg SP 818 New Holland with 2 -row N FALL HARVESTERS order, cheap .g 1 International No. 2 MH cornCHECK THESE LOW PRICES head & pickup attachment Hesston No. 240 swather, 14', picker, mountings for any For Value Buys 2 FH 188 Gehl field cutters with USED FORAGEHARVESTERS with new Ford engine Farmall tractor 2 -row head, completely recon- 1967 34 JD with 2 -row,38" raw Allis Chalmers 780 forage har- Gehl harvester, 2 -row head $250 ditioned crop vester, 2 -row 30" head, demo., JD 10A roto cutter Ford 1841 Ind. tractor, new en- FH 83 Gehl with 2 -row head 1 -row row big savings N. E. K. gine $2000 1964 16 IHC with New No. 110 Calhoun forage 717 NH with 2 -row head. This is Crop box, set up and ready, below MOTOR & IMPL. CO. IHC 706 tractor with scraper almost new, and we'll sellit 195r09wGeerholpChop-All withRow COMBIP dealers cost IH Dealer Phone 742-2171 SAVE worth the money 1965 E Gleaner, 13', extra clean HIAWATHA, KANS. IHC 400 dsl. tractor.... $90092 Papec single row 1959 Fox HD with2-rov, io No. 60 Massey 12', field ready JD No. 6 harvester, 1 -row head,32A Papec single row, used very crop 1964 Glee good cond. $620 little 1957 No. 8 JD with rowcrop COMBINES No. 8 JD 16.9fir IHC 450 dsl. tractor .... $1000No. 212 Case single row, extra 1957 mower bar for for No. 1963 Bundy Equip. Inc. Gleaner C -II with 4 -row 30" JD 1010 gas crawler, top cond. good 1957 pickup attachment 1961Man corn head $9500 8 JD WH 2-7261 IH 101 with corn head $3000 $3800 DRILLS 1956 No. 32 Papecwith Frow JD 830 ind. tractor Mas!Meus WICHITA, KANS. 1959 JD 95 with pickup reel $1670 16-8 MM with fert. & alfalfa row crop 1959 1H $3200 JD 55 combine 14' platform 38 JD for seeder, extra good We still have 1 new steer,c 1959 MH 82 12' $2000 $2950 age harvester forsale -also LATE MODEL 1958 JD No. 45 $1200 Hesston corn head 16-8 JD with fertilizer, good JD forsale. 1957 JD 55, with cab $1500 $200 Both above drills with tires and have some new 34 Forage Harvester Case 140W baler 4 IHC No. 91 with cab pickup, 10' $140 tress wheels MISC. USED This No. 6 John Deere has been cornhead $1700 completely reconditioned. It hasUsed cornheads can be furnish- See us for good used drillsat New Kirschmann 22-10 with full Demo Henry baleloader rock bottom prices. press and fert. att. Sell at Adj. wide frontforaH M heavy duty roller chains and ed for most of these combines. discount. drill should give trouble -free serviceGehl forage harvester 16x8 FB JD fert. gn 1-fs m in your fields. We are asking AC forage harvester Also stop in and lookover our 16x7 JD fert. graindrill $1375 NH forage harvester Salina Impl. Co. used combines. We'll dealon 227 JD corn picker I Fox forage harvester Box 1029 Ph. TA 3-2206 any of them. JD 45 manure loader And while you're looking at thisSeveral used forage harvesters BE. field cutter, you will profit in- SALINA, KANSAS 67401 specting our other used machin- LINDQUIST IMPL. Co., Inc' FOR SALE- 1950 IHC trac- Todd Tractor FOR SA' ery. Tom Miller Impl. Co. tor with mower, hyd., belt pul- Junction Hwys.36 & 63 eu.tter.F; TA 3-2451 triomote Your John Deere Dealer ley, power take -off, nice;1960 DE6-2139 W. W. Smith & Sons Phone 442-3491 IHC No. 101 12 -ft. combinewith Store Phone 4411s- On HIGHLAND, KANS. rear extension axle, nice. Ralph 808 N. 10th SENECA,KANSAS ME 2-3148 Meyer, phone CE 8-3087,Junc- SALINA, KANSAS Idea tion City, Kans. No. 20 Nev ;;R, SAI i FOR SALE - 16x10Allis x30 FOR SALE - 10"roller corn picker.Samson -- Lruck CLAY CENTER Chalmers drill with fertilizer at- ---- Riley, welder or %111.1 tachment, $300. GMC 6x6 truck, FOR SALE- 1952 Super 26 FOR SALE- IHC 311 fast mill. George Visser, :0! r $675. Good Fox field cutter, 2 -Massey SP combine,motor ov- hitch 3-16 plow. Trip beams, HU 5-2578. 51)°,1 boxf FOR SALE - 40' Mulkey hay erhauled, A-1 shape. Reasonably ')1-; ni row, 1963 model; almost new 806 five extra shares. Usedvery Series GI 165 g & grain elevator with dump priced, or would considertrad- little, excellent condition, $250. FOR SALE -1951 Cub 34 chute. Gerald Shivers, Rt .4, Int. diesel Farmall, 1966 model.ing for livestock. Don Banahan, starter,attach------..'. Stuart Shepard, Chapman, Farmhand Feeder box, 6ton. F, hydraulic, Tescott, Junction City, Kans. Phone 913 Steele City, Nebr., Phone 402- Diehl, x31 482-3269. SB31 Kans. x30 442-2530. Karl Buttron, Lancaster, Kans., ments. Darrel SI330 ph. 874-2843. SB31 Kans. 283-4626. COMBINES TRACTORS Van Dale silo unloader for18'x USED COMBINES 1965 C -IIGleaner with cab, 14' JD 4010 with cab 50' silo, only usedone season, 1959 Gleaner A, 14' or 12' Complete 1964 C -II Gleaner with cab, 16' 2 JD 3010 dsl, 1 with wide frontlike new condition. This is the1957 Gleaner A, 14', farmer own- Line Of over- Gleaner with cab, 14' JD 630 heavy duty model complete. ed 1966 A -II $1250 1958 IH 141, 12 ft., clean 1960 A Gleaner, with cab, 14' JD 620 & plow IHC 403 combine, 16' header, Behlen Steel hrs. 2 row Gleaner corn heads 1959 A Gleanerwith cab, 14' JD 70 gas, new tires ready to go to work, in extraNew & used Hesston row crop FARM BUILDINGS, $1150 AC WD, good good condition $6250 1958 John Deere 45, 10 ft. Case 800 diesel standard, fully savers in stock BINS, AUGER EQUIPMENT 1952 MasseyHarris Super 27, 14' COMBINES equipped $1950 TRACTORS Phone or write Mike Wayland at $150 Case 900 LP, real good condition1964 AC D-19, 900 hrs., clean 1962 JD 40 $1250 $1750 Marysville Mchry. 1962 JD 45, ready to go John Deere 70. diesel standard,1964 AC D -17D, exceptional real good, with new tires 1962 AC D -17D, new paint Wayland Const. Co. $58.95 1959 JD 45, overhauled 1962 AC D-17, new tires & motor Phone EA 5-2134 East US 36 1957 JD 45, priced to sell $1450 1960 Gehl 2 -row forage harves- MM GB LP, fully equipped Washington, Kansas66968 ' ides JD 13'10" disk ter HI 3-4746 with cab, real good . $1400 See Us For The Balzer Line cod JD AW 10' like new Case 400 row crop with. 3 point ALOS.O.63.14111MS Of Forage Boxes $425 1964 JD No. 12 forage chopper hydraulic & live PTO ..$1250 DAUER MARYSVILLE, KANSAS with all attachments John Deere Model R with hvd. $750 IMPLEMENT CO. IHC 16x10 grain drills in gool Jost Implement Co. 1967 Gleaner C -II, 18' rs R & S IMPL. condition from $250 1962 Chev. 4 wheel drive pick- 1968 Gleaner C -II, 18' John Deere 16x10 drill, Model 947-3182 up 1963 Gleaner C, 18 -ft...$4750 RB, low rubber $150 HILLSBORO, 1965 Cub Cadet 100 with 38" 1962 Gleaner C, 18 -ft. Massey Harris 55LP tractor in mower ..$4500 real good condition $650 ALLS, 0,03.041(tE KANS. 1964 Gleaner A -II, 16 -ft... $4750 IHC 1600 tilt cab truck with 1967 McCormick 201 windrower, new 15' grain bed & hoist, 345 14', auger platform .TION Jim Barton, Manager gas engine, 4 speed, two spd. CHOPPERS 1964 McCormick F-806 gas trac- 81 Farm Supply Phone 486-2137 axle, in excellent condition BARGAIN PRICES tor :er $3450 Gehl FH-188, used one season 1949 McCormick Farmall H Box 587 HORTON, KANSAS tractor 7 New IHC pickups & trucks Gehl FH 188, new 1030 W. Kansas at special prices. Gehl FH 83, 2 -row 1967 BSA motorcycle, 3000 miles Phone 316/ WE TRADE AND FINANCE Fox 1 -row; IH No. 16, nice excellent condition NS. A Full Stock Of 241-0256 COMBINES 1965 International Scout pickup Roll -A -Cone 1967 Gleaner E with cab, new No. 65 Grain-O-Vator feed wag- MCPHERSON, KANS. Durfee Impl. Co. 1967 Gleaner C -II with cab, cut on, 16', nearly new .$2150 Combine attch. for milo, soy- Phone 913 - 798-2213 300 acres IH No. 61 feed wagon

$1550 BUILDINGS & BINS beans, cane & light stalk corn: NESS CITY, KS. 1959 Gleaner A with cab, good Snowco feed wagon 4 -row & 6 -row.Fitsallcom- $2975 We offer Sales, Erection & bines, easily installed. 1959 MH 82, clean No. 31 IH manure loader $975 1962 IH 91, 10 ft. Service for COMBINES IH side delivery rake on rubber, $850 Prices: Same as last year: 1960 JD 45 with cab 4 Hume BS&B Agri -Systems; Drying - Place your order now. 1966 C -II Gleaner with 18' plat- reel high wheel Storage and Handling Systems FREE DELIVERY form 1953 MH 26 late one IH No. 60 3-16 plow, nearly new D, with "Feed Hive" - Sealed Storage 1965 MH 300, clean 1952 MH 26; JD No. 30 pull type McCormick No. 311 3-16 plow "Bacon Bin" - Hog Confinement Longhofer Supply 1966 JD 4-J, clean 1940 Farmall M with factory LP , 16x8, TRACTORS Star Steel Buildings CASE - ALLIS CHALMERS 1960 IHC 151, 12' platform, 4 - gas Phone EV 2-2620 1964 Ford 4000 gas 1941 M tractor with Ames Irrigation row head 1949 Ford 8N and loader MC Continuous Dryers MARION, KANSAS 1959 IHC 101, 12 ft. 1954 JD 60, new tires & O.H. 1962 McCormick 46T twine baler

16x8 John Deere drill, low rub- $6850 TRACTOR 1949 JD A; 1950 JD B; 1954 AC $6250 North Central Steel WD -45; 1950 AC WD; 1936 ber & Kirschmann fert. atts. ;:ehar- New Clean Up 730 JD diesel Oliver 70 McCormick 16x8 MF drill, low row Irrigation, Inc. Special Prices CA Allis rubber and rubber press 2 WD Allis TRUCK & MACHINERY unit P.O. Box 141 913 392-2077 Used MM 16x8 drill with rub-MT JD, 3 point 1953 Dodge 3/4 ton pickup op & MINNEAPOLIS, KANSAS ber press wheels and Cush- 18' Omaha Standard truck bed Falun man fertcutter, extra good 20' implement trailer, heavy Used MH 16x8 drill with IH 18' Moldridge springtooth 00% fge,t0e.m. sealed bearing disks Henry Sales 51' grain auger; 41' grain auger Phone 1011 Ottawa Chief fert. att. & Service, Inc. New bottom drive auger Falun is located 20 miles CO. Heider mixer wagon, like new TRACTORS 8' 3 pt. and S.C. blades southwest of Salina IH Farmall 400 E. Hwy. 24 Several used loaders 61 FOR SALE IH Farmall Super MTA & Meriden Rd JD drill with packer wheels GOOD USED PARTS 32 JD 3010G, R -O -M IH Farmall M Dempster drill Tractors,Combines & Farm LLE 34 JD 2010 G, R -O -M MM GB LP gas 13' wheel disc, AC Machinery. We buy wrecked or MAAS, -,:14.061...1.5 FL 4-7641 59 JD 630 G, R -O -M CHOPPERS New AC wheel discs at old pric- burned late model tractors & 58 JD 620 LP, R -O -M TOPEKA, KANSAS es farm machinery. 55 JD 70D, wide front Gehl FH83 2 -row chopper New AC 7' rotary mower, demo. 13' IHC No. 37 tandem disc Several used hay rakes North 81 Tractor Salvage 24' Kent springtooth, 3 rows VALUE CHECKED Case No. 10 trail type mower Route 1 PR 2-5491 hauled, teeth Chapman Impl. Co. COMBINES Letz 50x burr mill with feeder SEDGWICK, KANS. 67135 32' Crust Buster, 2 -row JD 45, 10 ft., 1955, real good Several Letz 220X burr mills itioned NEW 52' Mayrath augers JD 40 Hi -Lo, 10 ft., with cab JD 10A hammer mill CU 1'1'. RS Case No. 1150 14' SP windrower Phone EX 2-2101 Viking 21A hammer mill ne H MH No. 80, 12 ft. 2 row Gehl $695 & conditioner Stop in and ask about our pre- $995 ig Front blade for JD 45 loader 2 row JD No. 6 JD 14T baler, very good season purchase plan on New 2 row IH No. 50 $795 ng New 7' 3 pt. mower, special MINNEAPOLIS Spreader, JD N, PTO, 140 bu. JD roughage mill No. 32A Papec 1 row $545 price, 1 only $398.85 Spreader, IHC 200, on rubber Wetmore PTO hammer mill New JD 350A side rake Letz PTO 220X, V -belt drive and Used Combines and Trac- COMBINES ont Used Excel tractor cab with Used Gleaners JD No. 112 chuck wagon with tors. 1956 JD No. 45, rebuilt .. $1695 god fan, 1 yr. old, like new & OTHER COMBINES Free interest till next summer Crustbusters top, sides, like new - AllSizes -1961 C; 1964 A New 12'-16'-20' springtooth har-1963 A with cab Young & rows, 3 pt. JD 45 10 ft. and 12 ft. 'TODD Seneca Impl. Co. New JD No. 12 2 row, save $$$ IH No. 127 12 -ft. Son 111 No. 50 2 -row chopper EQUIPMENT, A -C and Gehl Impl. Co. new 14 -ft. Massey Super 27 Gehl FH 188 Chop King 2 -row, 12 -ft.Massey No. 26 Ph. DE 6-2621 Council Grove 30" head IN STOCK: New Gleaners E INC. Kans. ;:om- 5.10SC14.1.0.% SENECA, KANS. New Egging tractor cab for JD III, F & G Don Close, Manager Ph. 767-5018 4020 $525 Phone AV 4-2129 3TERS "See Butch before you buy." SABETHA, KANSAS Used Field Cutters 3" row USED COMBINES CORN ATTACH. Schleif Impl. Co. Waterville Motors CHOPPERS New Gehl field cutter, 4 belt Phone 768-6077 drive. Special price, will trade No interest till April 1969 row 1664 JD No. 6 2 row $2150 HEBRON, NEBRASKA 1964 Gehl Chop -All, 2 -row 1967 JD 95 16 -ft. w/ cab, 23 -in. ST 5-2731 1965 IH No. 50 2 -row field cutter 2 -row 1965 IH No. 50 2 row tires SAVE COMBINES & CORNHEADS ACUt A-1 shape $1750 1965 Gleaner C -II, 14 -ft w/ cab Al:22; C.146...MICS(2. Kelly Ryan 120 bu. tandem axle row IH 91 combine, 10' cut, A-1 ma- $5995 1964 Massey 510, 18' air cond., WATERVILLE. KANS. feed wagon chine $1650 no custom $7500 7'6" JD 507 roto stalk shredder 1961 MF 92, 14 -ft. $2695 Top 1964 Gleaner E, 10', cab, robot, Massey Harris Super 80 - 12 1959 JD 45, 12 -ft. w/ cab $1495 3 JD 16.9 tires, brakes $3900 FOR SALE ft. cut, field ready $795 1963 JD 45, 12' $2900 or No. 1963 Gleaner E, 12' $3500 Lott Impl., Inc. Case 16x7 fertilizer grain drill 1958 JD 45, 12 ft. $1445 1961 Massey Super 92 w/ cab 1967 C -II 16' Gleaner $325 1955 JD 55, 14 -ft.,excellent 1967 C -II 18' Gleaner, cab cond. $1395 -row r 500$2100 IH No. 200 tractor spreader ..$1595 1959 Massey 82 1967 C -II 18' Gleaner EX 2-3110 $225 1955 Gleaner A, 12 -ft. 1959 IH 151, 18.4 tires, 1952 JD 55, 12 -ft. $795 ID for- power 1966 C -II 18' Gleaner 432.H83 01122:COBIR 1958 F100 Ford pickup truck steer, cab excellent $2650 - also JD No. 10corn head .... $150 1958 A 14' Gleaner, large tires $425 sale. III No. 23corn head .... $"50 1958 MH 14', good MINNEAPOLIS, KANS. Overstocked on IH 47T and Mannschreck Gleaner Acorn head .... $450 1955 JD No. 55 14' 37T hay balers and IH 540 FOR SALE - 612 Ford silage 4-14" & 4-16" steerable plows. Impl. Co. 1952 JD No. 55 14', good cutter; 950 Cese 14' swather; 14' ONSElltra a Frantz Farm Eqpt. 1966 Gleaner 440 corn head, self -feeder with galvanized roofGet our prices before you buy. FAIRBURY, NEB. $1975 11 good & siding, ph. CE 8-3406, LeslieWill trade. Ph. 402 729-61521 mile north on US 77 Thorp, Junction City. x30 Phone 223-2317 Fuller Chevrolet Co. WANTED - AC 1961 and new- Macha-Revere CORN PICKERS er 2 -row 40 -inch corn head. State BEATRICE, NEBR. age, cash price and shape by Impl. Co. 1 two row New Idea, pull type, Inc. Ph. PE 8-2281 letter. Jerry Kamler, Kamier real good FOR SALE- IHC 20C field Impl. Co., Geneva, Nebr. SB30 1 Two row M&M pull type, good 63 cutter. Fanning /Z. BELOIT, KANS. COUNCIL GROVE mill with elec- 4.1.14CMAINOLCII 1 Single row Oliver picker, good tric motor.Joe Bauman, Bern, FOR SALE - Steel Clipper 38 Kans. Oneida 1 New Massey -Harris 2 row Phone TW 4-2398. WANT TO BUY or trade for fanning mill, complete with Sle 767-5014 x30 metal auger & seed treater, 10 mounted picker still in the Allis Chalmers tractors, WC, sieves,price $140. Howard crate v Idea WD, WD 45; AC combines, 66, x30 FOR SALE - Model 700 Demp- FOR SALE- 1958 GMC, V-8, 1 72, 90 All Crop, and AC roto bal- Strouts, Wilsey. ster ammonia applicators with roller ton truckwith 200 amp. Lincolners. Call or write, stating price Ks" welder FOR SALE - 1945 H Farmall, 350 gal. tanks completely recon- Swiercinsky Bros. x30 on steel bed with built-inand condition. Truskett Eqpt. ditioned and ready to go to the opol.boxes. Shop phone GI 3- Co., Glen W. Wilson, Route 2, good rubber. Bob Torrey, Ax - Phone JA 7-2020 )251; night tell, Kans., phone 736-2861. field. Boettcher Enterprise, Inc., phones GI 3-6803 or Eureka, Kans., Phone GI 3-679. Beloit, Kans. 67420. SB31 BELLEVILLE, KANSAS Series 3.6534, Eureka, Kans. x 31 SB30 SB30 9.ch- :ott, x31 COMBINES TRACTORS USED TRACTORS (7--4 1959 Case 800 dsl. JD 4020 diesel 1966 3000 Ford 8-spd., livePTO dr $ 1947 C Allis Chalmers AC Roto Baler JD 3020 diesel, power shift, TRACTORS 1967 Gleaner C -II 16' demonstrator [IA Pt Ellt# WT$.1 1950 DC Case 1963 Gleaner C, 16' 1948 JD B w/ cult 1951 Ford SN & backhoe JD 3010 diesel .. . , ,. 1962 Gleaner C, 18' Demonstrator Ford 8000diesel 1963 MF Super F) 1949 TO 20 Ferguson 1959 IHC 151 14' combine JD 730 diesel, good fully 1962 M -F 65 Dieselmatic90 diesej e`,",''' 1947 H Farmall & cultivator with 18.4x38 tires, "vi 1967 G( & load- 1965 Gleaner A -II, 16' JD 70 diesel, good 1956 MM UTU ,v;i, 1962 4000 diesel, backhoe. 1958 Gleaner A 14' equipped ' 1951 LA Case King er IH 424, like new Demonstrator Ford 8000diesel 1966 GI 1960 IHC 101 12' 1948 IHC M, excellent,...g:4 1952 8N Ford 1960 AC D-14 tractor with 23.1x34 tires, equipped 1962 GE 1959 Case 400 loader &backhoe COMBINES Gehl m hoist Bargain prices on theseunits HESSTON SWATIEERs 1963 Ford 2 -ton truck with JD HiLo 45; JD Hi 55 1966 Ford 5000 diesel, power 1952 Ford 8N No. Ostlund Implement JD Hi 45, with cab steering 1962 Hesston 260,14' JDPaP,5 USED MACHINERY MH 72 1966 Ford 4000 gas, livePTO JD No. Blackhawk side delivery rake CH 3-4088 1965 Ford 5000 diesel, Ind.PTO COMBINES MA( 1966 Ford :::000 gas, powerstrg. Case 3 pt. 7' mower LPTO 3 MH No. 27 14', 1966 JI 2.14 Dearborn plow Kansas Farm Mchy. 1963 Ford 6000 diesel, ready forth( new, Zak CONCORDIA field. .. . Ford side mount mower 1962 Ford 6000 diesel, power MF .... 14' power CE 3-1374 corr:bine 1966 Fury 80H BMB cutter, strg. #20 corn head, III 1957 Jr good she) Superior loader for 4000 tractor 1962 Ford 5000 diesel, LPTO .. .. 1964 JI West 24 1961 Ford 871 Selecto diesel 3-14 Ferguson plow Corn Heads at Goodyear 1955 MH Super 90,14' press 7' BMB Brute trail type 1960 Ford 841 gas 1961 Oliver No. 25 ... $110) 195p9 IHC 328WN, 3 row for28", 30" 12' sifir John Deere T-14 baler TOPEKA 1960 Fordson diesel, LPTO 1963 Oliver No. 9 latfc 4-14 Massey 3 pt. plow or 32" rows,assembled, ready 1959 Ford 841 gas corn head' good 3-14 AC plow, snap coupler to pick up corn 1959 Ford 841 diesel 1953 Ba mount- J1) No. 45 withcorn head Massey -Harris 26 combine IHC 429 WN, 4 row with 1958 IHC 450 diesel with loader $5. 1959 Jo 3-14 IHC pull -type plow ings for IHC 403 combine Full Stock Of 1953 Ford NAA gas financing S Get our prices. Free 1955 Ford 850 LP fuel Pfister -Rhodes to 4-1-68. Blair Feed Wagons 1952 Ford 8N with mower on NE\ M. B. Salisbury Co. Several sizes;over a dozen1950 Ford 8N, A-1 shape Impl. Co. rows, 2t Used Combines wagons on hand -Can save 1952 John Deere D counts CE 3.7411 1960 Case 1000 14',completely you money on these;still pric-1952 Massey 55 std. gas Phone 439-2445 barrows overhauled last year. Also two 1949 Massey 55 std. diesel want to '":*ffirrr0 114 Quincy ed at Sept. '67 prices. JAMESTOWN, KANS. irrilirtif row corn unit Drive in early for best selec- 1950 Case Model DC 1960 IHC 151, 12', one owner, 1948 Massey 30 row crop 1963 Jo =0 TOPEKA, KANS. ready to go tion & best price. 1946 Ford 9N with loader 1966 IHC 203, cab, pickupreel, Gas & Diesel 1956 Jo other extras, real slick, nev- USED BALERS - pletel, er used in corn LONGHOFER FORAGE HARVESTERS Shop Service 1948 & Pre -Harvest Specials good We h 1959 IHC 101 with cab, SUPPLY CO. 1963 NH 271 PTO twine baler bine. 1966 Gleaner C -II shape 1958 Case 130 twine with motor MOST up-to-date service 1958 Gleaner A with cab $645 J. I. Case & A -C 1966 NH 275 PTO twine baler shop in our area 1959 Gleaner 90, 16' with cab AC SP -100, 9', only Phone EV 2-2620 1965 Ford 530 PTO twine baler Complete diesel testing Tr, 1955 John Deere 14' No. 55 Free Financing egat MARION, KANS. 1955 NH S66 twine baler with ment to take care of the 1959 John Deere 12' No. 45 On Used Combines male: 1966 A-240 corn head motor ity of tractors. 1965 Case F-345 corn head 1961 NH 900 14' windrower Boring bars, line boring BL Used Tractors Special Prices 1965 Ford 612 forage harvester no HE/ 1959 John Deere corn head chine, welding, electrical,area. Owatonna mixer mills $1550 Large selection. Freefinancing. 1959 IHC 36 forage harvester lene. 957 hrs. 50 MILES FREE DELIVERY 1953 Papec forage harvester 1967 275 New Holland baler '66 F7061) with new cab, $677.57 Valve equipment, rod align: $1295 65 F706, fully equipped,12,00 hrs 11' AC wheel disc.... BARGAIN PRICES ON ment tools. GOOI $795 condition 1955 AC WD 45, new tires, ov- 1962 Ml 1965 Case 200 baler '62 MM M-5, D, good NEW 1968 FORD TRACTORS Competent factory trained 1959 Owatonna 12' windrower '62 Case 830, Case-o-matic erhauled, A-1 shape .... $1295 pe 1100 front 2000-300011000-5000-6000-8000 sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel 1962 MF with crimper & Hume reel & '64 F8061), cab, flotation 2 used MC rot. 10' $995 up MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM electrical and general mocha new canvases. Model 60 $1495 tires 302 baler $1499.52 ti -pow Owatonna Model 22 9' windrow- '60 MF 85D, good clean unit, our ical work. 1956 MI $1795 A 240 corn head $1639.33 euip] er, new special this week at only $2985 Bradley cultivator, 18' fold up, $1850 C440 corn head McPherson BOWMAN 1951q All 3 -pt., new $055 '60 IHC F-560, extra niceunit AC 30 6 -row cult. $768.68 Tractor Company 1958 ME New & used Rolla Cones '59 MF 65, wide front,slick Fert. conversion kit for 4-6 row Farm Impl. & Truck Co. 1954 ME Springtooth, AC 3 pt., 16', new good "Ford Tractor - 240 East Eighth 1954 Ba '58 IHC F -460D, another AC 500 planter, incl. fert. & New Holland Dealer" $325 tractor bar ext. $248.13 JUNCTION CITY, KANS. 1966 AC two -row Model 780 '55 Case 400 with two -rowcult. Ph. CH 1-2900, McPherson, Ks. 1963 Ca. chopper $1650 '54 IHC MTA, good shape Emmett minimum tillage attach. 1954 MI 1963 D19 diesel, factory 3 point, Our prices are competitive.Our for 4 -row planter $315 USED Krause A-1 condition, Super Torque used lot is loaded. See or call usAC 10 HP garden tractor, demo., 1965 C -II Gleaner w/ cab, 18 -ft. new, tires $3395 now. with hyd. lift & 42" mower '1967 Baldwin A -II, 14' IHC 12' 1952 WD, new rubber .... $495 $795 314 IHC fast hitch plow Case 11 1966 190XT diesel $5595 '2=r IHC 221 Blair feed wagons New 68 combines, all models, 12' IHC wheel disc 151 or Kuhn. Truck heady to go 10' AC wheel disc USED EQUIPMENT Hesston milo saver, 4 row$550 10' IH wheel disc JD 210 INTEREST FREE ON & Tractor Co. USED -EQUIPMENT 3 -pt. New Holland mower 1966 IH F656 D tractor, like NEW & USED 1949 11' SP Cockshutt, runs Used 3 & 4 bottom snap coupler new, fully equipped COMBINES & CORN HEADS good $395 plows 1965 IHC 706 dsl., full eqpt., Qa H Shredders For Rent VI 3-2440 1951 IHC 125 SP combine $295 cond. 131 Holland extra twine $7.50 NH hay baler $245 Cuba Impl. Co. 1960 IH F340 tractor, fast hit Rotto twine $7.25 M Mono 5 hp chain saw, reg. LAWRENCE, KANSAS WD 9 IHC tractor $495 WFA $139.95 1958 AC D-17 with loader $2495 1958 JD 420 $184.50. Special Phone 4F 7 US 2 1959 Gleaner A with cab, 14' SHARP USED GLEANERS Financing available with nor- 2 good IHC No. 55 wire bales 1958 Gleaner A, 14' mal down payments - up to 5 ACT& Cuba, Kans. 2 717 N 1961 IH No. 91 10' like new, al-1966 A -II Gleaner, 14', Excel year terms on new tractors, Ov55.N111213 Coby running gear ready ways shedded $1950 cab, straw chopper, rock combinesandimplements - Rebuilt IH No. 50 field die MH 65 1952 MM 14' $250 guards, rotary screen$5500 no carrying charges till 1969 1959 AC A corn head, 2 -row, 40" crop season. SO - if you want TRACTORS with 2 -row head MM M5 head 1965 A -II Gleaner, 14', Excel to buy new farm equipment - 1966 JD 4020 dsl. $5995 2 Type M 16x7 IH graindrills MM G1( 1962 Gleaner 2 -row, 40" cab, straw chopper, rock with Kirshman fert,excelled New He $5000 See us LAST. 1964 JD 4020 dsl. $5650 guards, rotary screen 1959 JD 730 dsl. $2695 condition like n 1964 C -II Gleaner, 18',full vis- 1958 JD 620 gas 1895 3 IH No. 37 wheel disks Buchli Imp. ion cab, rotary screen, rock Hinkle's Impl. Co. 1962 JD 2010 gas $2195 1963 IHC 403, 14' bar A -C DEALER guards, power steering, fan 1953 Ford Sub. $1095 A speed kit, adjustable trailer 1965 JD 3020D $4450 1965 IHC 403, 14' bar $5500 Phone 768.6866 EA 5-2334 1959 IHC 101, 12' bar MAO CHALMESIS 1962 A -C two row 40" (240) HEBRON, NEBR. Combines 1959 JD 45,12' corn head, 1962 model, low .40.12-0.1...11.111RE 1964 JD 55, 14' with cab .. $5750 acreage, excellent condition WASHINGTON, KANS. IH No. 429 4 row cornhead $550 1957 AC 100 $495 1965 Owatonna No. 30 swather 1955 MF 80 Spec. $1095 Several No. 22 cornheads $2550 1959 Gleaner, 14' A, Meade cab NEW HARROW HITCHES 1957 IH 141 $1095 JD No. 10 corn head with new type air system, Custom -Made 1959 JD 95 $3295 1956 AC WD 45 gas $1150 new bars, rock guards, com- 1961 Fa 1962 Hesston windrower, No. -IC shape 1960 MF 65 dsl. $1600 pletely re -conditioned .. $2985 These hitches are designed to 260 $1595 CHAPMAN'S 1 AC blower $325 1957 306 1959 Gleaner 14' A, Excel cab, take the stress off high speed BELLEVILLE,KANSAS condit 13' Schafer disk $495 new bars, auxiliary transmis-operations, and they have por- Phone JA 7-2273 No. 37 13' JD disk $650 sion, completely reconditioned tability. Klippenstein's disk, $3150 Massey Hen 11' MH disk $350 Investigate the cost of mod- FOR SALE - 10' IHC 3.1, $230 ris PTO grain binder,MH 1I Dempster chisel 1959 Gleaner 14' A, full vision ernizing your pulltype units $9) Late me Ph. 402 223-4052 corn binder, bothon steel, Wilbeck 15' chisel $520 cab, new type air system, lowagainst a complete changeov- good shape 16-8 Big acres, always shedded$-150 er to new equipment. Compare each. Both in shed,with 40 t ready Wilbeck 10' chisel $655 and you will use Forgy modern- MH ensilage cutter NO CORN THROUGH ANY ization equipment. BEATRICE, NEBR. 68310 pipe, $75. JD No. 8field cutter Late nu OF THESE MACHINES with motor, goodshape,$150 condit Mid -Western WE DARE YOU TO FIND We have complete springtooth FOR SALE - Massey Ferguson Dale Hammarlund,Phone IHCrot Farm Impl. Co. CLEANER USED COMBINES harrow units, sizes 9 to 20 ft. mounted corn picker, Model 62, 2774, St. Marys,Ks. SI° der, t: CALL US COLLECT year 1962, very good condition, Haver WRIGHT SAWS - DEMPSTER Also see us for rear mount FOR THE rideof your this equ blades w/ 3 -pt. hitches, sizes 6 picked 400 acres. May be mount- saddle Nit. 614 East Pacific Box 333 ed on 65 or 165 MF row crop ride a Big Horn Kall to 8 ft. We'll make these with Clay Center, Phone TA 54146 Bonecut ter -Hill 2 -pt. or snap coupler type hitch- front end to go on 65 MF. Henry Key Milling. SB SALINA, KANSAS 67401 Buss & Sons, Ames, Ks., 66931, PI-, er on order. These blades can CH 3-2567. hitet Chevrolet, Inc. be big labor savers for clean- x30 FOR SALE - one3 -point BUTLER 1% HP 16" grain dry- Box 272 Phone 282-6161 ing livestock feed floors, loaf- real mount, 10-ft.blade. 00 ing fan with 50,000 BTU pro- NUMBER 22 M -F cornhead to hitch, extri SMITH CENTER, KANS. ing sheds and to eliminate mud fit 80 and 82 M -H combine. Jun- two- or three-point 700eal FOR s) pane supplemental burner. All holes in feed lots and snow Two Corn ior Breymeyer, Rt. 1, Wamego, heavy, 12 -ft. long. .,9°1 for $150. Chester G. Peterson, CHEVROLET - A -C clearance from driveways hauling. Inountin Lindsborg, Kans., Phone 913 and Ks. Phone 456-9878. x31 tanks for water other areas. 350 gal. tank.Hedge post """ sons,no 227-2646. x32 FOR SALE - 1961 Ford com- FOR SALE- JD 45 combine, posts: concreteposts.i.504 Clifton, bine with corn head. Always WE ARE MANUFACTUR- posts. F.P. 31/ FOR SALE - 1962 440 Gleaner extra good condition. PR 6-4430, vy corner oh 4 ' shedded. Ted Gerriets, Clay Cen-ERS SELLING DIRECT TO Manhattan. man, St. Marys,Ka-" '01 cornhead, filler bars, cob shield,ter, Kansas. x31 ttFarn SB30 YOU. rubber been on C and C-11 with var- FOR SALE- 1954 2 -row self- 2239. speed cylinder. Picked approx. FOR SALE - Hume reel for c inOt propelled corn picker, rice tires, FOR SALE -DeLavalstile - 600 acres. Always shedded. MH combine, 12 -ft., used very Forgy Welding 614, late 4.9 Chester Spellmeier, Route 3, little, always shedded. Phone six cylinder engine. Very good. separator No. .1' 1°th, Al Ph. 857-3241 Price $200. Oscar Anderson, Rt. never beenused much. Marysville, Kans., Phone 562- 747-5797, Fred Walter, Grean- Swenson,(-45 3847. x31 leaf, Kans. x31 CENTRALIA, KANS. 2, Council Grove, evening phone $50. Carl M. Alta Vista 229-6667. SB30 dia, Kans. 411 HERINGTON INVENTORY REDUCTION FOR SALE -1967 feeder house Used Tractors for 234 or 235 JD corn attach- ARMY SURPLUS OUTSIDE WHITE SALE 1960 971D SOS Ford, A-1 ment for 95 combine. Lawrence NEW EQUIPMENT 1954 60 John Deere gas Ringler, R 5, Emporia,Kansas. PAINT 1956 660 Ford, new pt., new x32 . 375 No need to wait until next tesei Lim FALL HARVESTERS rubber WILL BUY good used silage $2.93 tic $2-ei.ovuo 1967 Gehl 3 -row head for Chop year for that piece of equipment 1948 M Farmall, good un- Per Gallon King harvester that you need now! 1952 8N Ford, new paint loader for 14' silo. LawrenceAn- Also Vinyl Latex Wall Paint derson, White City, Kans.ph...... $600 1965 Gehl 2 -row harvester We will finance interest free: 1953 NAA Ford, good 349-2348. 1962 Gehl 2 -row; 1959 2 -row New Holland hay equipment 1946 9N Ford -Ferguson SB30 FAITH'S Gehl mower bar att. until June 1, 1969 1958 420 JD, good Furniture SRS Papec 45 blower with pipe New AC tractors & equipment 1961 MF 85, Al East US 24 PR 8.3786 JD No. 210 corn attachment until April 1, 1969 1944 JD A tractor, new paint, Miscellaneous MANHATTAN, KANSAS

JD No. 10 corn attachment New AC combines & hay tools no starter $1800 until June 1, 1969 MACHINERY & DRILLS AC D-15 gas tractor withpow- USED PICKUPS & CARS er steering 1963 F100 Ford LWB 6 cyl. 3-sp. dY for 1965 JD FB 168 B drill, like $3300 Storage Tank Help Wanted the new, with rubber press and AC 77G rake, 5 bar $469 pickup $500 power lift Pittsburg 4 -row 3 pt. cultivator, 1962 F100 Ford SWB 6 cyl. 3 sp. 5000 gal. storage tank unbine 20" to 40" pickup ood shape 1957 JD FBA drill, rubber press $595 20' steel tower, suitable for wat- EXPERIENCED MILKER to 1964 JD DF 168 drill, rubber Continental 6 row sprayer, 2201967 Plymouth Fury III, 4 dr. er. In excellent condition. work in team of three men milk- $2800 press gal. tank $485 HT, automatic, PS, air, like ing200registeredHolstein $1100 1959 JD 95 combine with 14'Continental post hole digger new Call after 5 p.m.: cows. Excellent milking facili- platform. This is an extra with 9" auger $195 (913) 568-2671 ties. House and usual extras '111 head good combine. Continental rotary mower to fit USED MACHINERY furnished. Contact Joe Champ, 1953 Baldwin 14' combine Cub Farmall 1958 605 Ford one row field cut- JAMESTOWN, KANS. Champ Goodwood Dairy Farm, head s$t $195 1959 John Deere 45 12' PT -10 Hesston pull type wind- ter, PTO Elsberry, Mo. 63343. Phone 314- rower $1850 610 NH field cutter with motor TW 8-2537. SB31 SPECIAL PRICES 20' Crust Buster springtooth No. 8 JD PTO single row cut- )des on NEW CRUST BUSTER har- harrow $550 ter FLEA MARKET ). rows, 28 & 32 ft. Also fancy dis- 1967 E Gleaner combine 1968 Papec 35A one row forage OPEN SUN. OCT. 6 Pets counts on all us"d sprint-H-hnth good price cutter, demo. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. in harrows, all makes, which weWFK Ferris wheel loader$370 3 pt. Dearborn buzz saw 45 want to clear out. 1968 717 single row forage har-3 Ford PTO pulley assemblies Treasure Huts 5 AKC REG. Westie female CANS. vester, only $2075 Used heavy duty 3 pt. 8' blade MARIS v pups, 3 mo. old. Mrs. Wm. TRACTORS 1968 777 2 -row forage harvester4' Tractor Fresno KS. Meyn, Hanover, Ks. 66945, tele- 1/2mi. north & 1/2 1963 John Deere 3010 gas only $2400 mi. westofphone ED 7-2706. SB30 1956 John Deere 70 diesel, com- the Moose Club on Hwy. 36 E.sel pletely overhauled USED EQUIPMENT Burns -Salisbury Come.. . bring your items . FOR SALE- 2 male German 1948 & 1946 IHC M NH 275 wire baler, 1967$1375 rent a table or just come andShepherd puppies, $10.00each. rice We have a 1953 Baldwin com- 1965 AC 303 twine baler.. $750 be with the crowd. Charles Wendland, Randolph, IHC 45T baler East US24 Ks. Phone WI 4-2386. service bine. $50 Russell's Used Furniture x32 rea JD No. 37 rtail type mower, 9' bar $345 PR 8-5731 MAR x S VILLE, KANS. Tri-County Sales JD No. 8W semi mount mower, ting equip 9' bar the major. George Munkres $255 MANHATTAN Phone Collect JD No. 5 mower $95 APPLES, AUCTION AC No. 3 mower $50 poring nia BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 1967 IHC 100 mower.... $250COMBINES - 1959 Massey 92. Saturday, Sept. 28 lea', acety HERINGTON, KANSAS Cunningham hay conditioner 1958, 1952 Gleaners. 1959 John Choice Quality Starts 1:00 p.m. (for sale or rent) Deere 45. 1954, 1949 John Deere $150 55s. 1951 Massey Super 27, 1952 JONATHAN, RED & rod align- IHC forage harvester, No. 36, GOOD USED MACHINERY 1 row iviassey 26. 'TRACTORS - 1959 Household Goods 1962 MF 50 diesel multi -power, $75 GOLDEN DELICIOUS 1027 VATTIER, MANHATTAN :rained per Ford 3-14 plow $75 Case 910 LP.19491947 Fords. 1100 hrs. $1695 AC 3-14 plow $75 1948 Ferguson 20. 1959' JD 730 its, diesel, Apartment size range; Cold- 1962 MF 65 high -arch diesel mul- AC 2-16 plow $40 D RC. 155 JD 60 LP. 1947 JD aimechan ti -power $2395 G. 1952 MM G. Davis loader. 18' Emrich Bros spot refrigerator; Kenmoreau- 1956 MH 444 gas, 3 point, fully Ford 3 point cultivator $75 tomatic washer;table & 4 AC WD cultivator $75 springtooth on wheels. New chairs; oak writing desk; divan equipped $1095 1956 Massey Harris 80 special 141/2' John Deere mounted culti- ORCHARD 1951 Allis WD gas $550 vator. 121/2' JD CC cultivator. & matching chair; 9x12 Bigelow combine,12',overhauled, LONGFORD, KANS. wool rug; platform rocker; 1958 MH 65 LP, hi arch.. $1750 ready to go $1450 Used cab for 92 Massey. 1962 uck Co. 1954 MH 80, 14' combine $850 IHC M Farmall GMC pickup. Nickel Brothers, bathroom cabinet; RCA 21" TV hth $475 & stand; stand table; end table 1954 Baldwin 14', very good 1951 B JD, overhauled....$475 Buhler, Kansas. x30 $1500 (oak); portable electric fan, 2. , KANS. 16' factory bilt tithed impl. trail-FOR SALE - 1960 MH 35 SP Used I -Beams speed;small circulating fan; 1963 Case 600, 13', very good er,hand winch,electric double arm floor lamp. 1954 MH 60, 12' $750 brakes $600 combine. Excellent condition, PIPE HEATERS Krause12'wheel disclike ready to go. Motor overhauled 2 table lamps; 3 -piece bedroom JD 520 gas tractor, PS, new year ago. Delbert Peters, Alma,2x12s & 6s, all sizes of lumbersuite consisting of dressing ta- new, 20' blades $575 tires, new paint 1550 Windows, doors, air condition-ble with large mirror, bed, and IHC 12' disc, good $450 Kans., Phone 765-3446. SB31 ers, other items & misc. salvage Case 11' disc, good NH 460 hay bine, A-1 cond $1375 chest of drawers; radio table; $335 JD 12' wheel disk $275 FOR SALE - 1956 45 JD com- 2 solid oak chairs; magazine IHC 229 2 -row corn head for 1964 Hesston 500 windrower, 151 or 405, used one year $895 bine, good cab, cell grate, $900. CHAMPNEY WRECKING CO.rack; 2 twin beds complete IENT recond. $2995 Duane Kintigh, Hardy, Nebr., with innerspring mattress & JD 210 corn head, 2 -row, for 55 Big Ten AC. 10 hp garden trac- Phone 913 7534238. Phone 913 CE 4-4869 springs; dresser with long mir- ctor, like $550 tor, with mower, A-1.. $650 x31 TOPEKA, KANSAS ror; 2 metal chairs; serving 1967 IHC2001high loader, FOR SALE - Near new steel cart; folding cot with mattress. 11 eqpt., ex heavy duty, to fit 460 or 560Clipper fanning mill complete Large offering of cooking Howard's Inc. IHC tractor $475 with sieves and motor. Price LOANS Al J TYPES,utensils & dishes; 4 ft. step lad- Phone 316 - 667-2381 1968 Danhuser posthole digger $125. Raymond Bachand, Clyde, $10,000 to $100,000,000 der;gardentools;chaise fast hitch, $250 Kansas 66938. x31 lounge chair, clothing, folding MT. HOPE, KANS. 1961 IHC 560 diesel tractor, ov- Anywhere in USA and Canadalawn chair; adjustable ironing erhauled, real nice, good rub-FOR SALE - McCormick 2M board; bathroom scales; 2 corn picker, cheap. Always been ra- USED MACHINERY ber $2750 FISHER Real Estate -Mortgagedios; Eureka sweeper with at- wire balers shedded. Need shed room. Dean Corp. tachments. Singer sweeper with 2 717 NH field cutters, good, NH white twine $7.25 Otto, Wakefield, Ks., Phone Mortgage Brokers, attachments. Other articles too ready to go NH Black Twine $7.80 Milford IN 3-5388. x31 Joy, Ill., 61260 numerous to mention. eld cutter MH 65 diesel tractor, extra good We have new 1 -row and 2 -rowFOR SALE - International 2M MM M5 tractor, reconditioned forage harvesters in stock, rea-corn picker, stored. Excellent FOR SALE- Coyote dogs, Mrs. Frances G. rain drills MM G1000 wheatland tractor dy to go. SPECIAL PRICES ! condition. Roy Polfer, Olathe, catch and kill. Mike Rutti, :., excellent Gilbert 1-1491. x30 Marysville, Kans., pho. 913 799- Strnad, Owner New Holland 728 pickup att., 2431. x31 Lawrence Welter & Glen Apple- like new Truskett Equip. Co. FOR SALE - 1961 Model 65 gate, Auctioneers. Harold Carl- oks Massey Ferguson tractor, power - {son, Clerk. Glen W. Wilson, Owner steering, new 16.9-28 tires & it Gould's, Inc. EUREKA, KANSAS tubes, LPTO, hydraulic with NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Phone GI 3-6379 ram and hoses. 1964 MF 3-16 plow and 1964 Ford 12' spring - By mutual agreement of the hereinafternamed heirs - -1, Phone CH 3-2609 tooth. Jeff Roper, Halstead, Ks., at -law of the late ARTHUR CYR and CATHERINECYR, reSioarVEfTWORS::-.41 Route 2, Phone TE 5-6034 or TE and the undersigned named administrator,under authority CONCORDIA, KS. SPECIAL PRICES 5-2639. SB31 of the Probate Court of Clay County, Kansas,will, on n head New JD 410 lister drill leads Will sell outright or trade, FOR SALE - Used 4 row Roll - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, at big discount. cone, one half price. Howard Commencing at 10:30 o'clock FOR SALE Strauts, Wilsey, Kans., Phone 1961 Farmall 460 gas, good NEW JD 5020 913 497-2263. SB32. offer for sale and sell at public auctiona farm, legally 3 IHC shape We want to sell this at clear -out described as: 1957 300 Utility, new paint, good price. Will make you an excep- .NSAS 1956 John Deere 420, new rear E1/2 of NW% and E1/2 of SW% of Sec. 17, condition tionally good trade. Phone or tires, new paint, 3 point. 1951 Tnp. 6 South, Rng. 1 East of the 6th P.M., 173 No. 37 10' plain bearing wheel come in. IHC H with D A Westloader, Clay County, Kansas, disk, good very good rubber. 1947 B Farm - asseY for cash in hand. IHC 3.14 or 4-14 fast hitch plow Tri-County Sales all, new rear tires. 1949 M Farm - , MH PTO, all, new paint, good rubber, steel, Late model JD drill JOHN DEERE Possession of said property will be given purchaser new sleeves and pistons. Duane upon confirmation of sale by the court. Sellers willpay pod shape. 16-8 Big Box, good condition, Phone Collect Lund, Phone 111 on 9, LeLon- 1968 and all prior years taxes, convey said property by good vith 40 ft ready to go BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 ardville. x31 sufficient deeds, and furnish an abstract of title certified Id cutter Late model IHCspreader, good HERINGTON, KANS. to date showing marketable title. ipe, $150. condition, PTO FOR SALE - Like new 12' 101 hone 437- IHC rotary ly new dealer demonstrated SALE WILL BE CONDUCTED ON THE SB30 mower with shredd-FOR SALE -1959 IHC 101 com- combine, ready for milo. A near - FARM 3 miles south and 31/2 miles west of der, trail type bine, 12 ft, engine and com- 303 combine; 706 & 656 demon- Clifton, 4 miles south and 3Y2 miles east of yourlife, Have rented farm,so will sell Clyde. this equipment. bine completely overhauled, strator tractors. All priced to ddle from $2375. 1950 Dodge 11/2 ton truck, sell. Day phone AC 316 BR This farm lies rolling and consists of the following tter, Kans. 131/2foot bed with fold down 3-6635, nite phone AC 316 BR acreages: 26.7 acres wheat, 16 acres corn, 17 acres sg TF JAMES KIDD racks, very good, $575 Farmall 3.6363, Strong City, Kansac. feed grain, there are no normal conservingacres, Phone Upland, Kans. 400 fast hitch, engine and rear SB31 40 acres pasture, 20 acres hay meadow; thereare oint hitch, 2301 or 2305 end completely overhauled, new 32 acres growing milo, the rent sharegoes to pur- ade.One tires, new wide front end $1675. 1960 JOHN DEERE 630 just chaser. tch, extra Wilbur Appleby, Clyde, Kans., overhauled. Brome grass seed. 0 700 gal; FOR SALE- 1959 Ford 2 -row Phone 446-3356. x30 EX 6-2826, Wheaton, Francis LENA TRUMBLE, EVA KLING, VERLA ling. . corn picker, International Minihan. x32 MURK, and HAROLD D. POLAND, Ad- Ast;Oneo mountings, wasn't used 4sea- FOR SALE - Allis forage har- ministrator of the Estate of Catherine Cyr, lso hea' sons, no corn. HoytWoodbury, vester, new knives, with grass FOR SALE - 1628 lbs. of MPI deceased. P.Stock, Clifton, Kans. x30 attachment.Good condition. milk base without cows, but LARRY LAGASSE, Auctioneer- Concordia, Kansas PPh 411' Ross Oetinger, Green, Ks.x30 would sell cows too. Phone 726- JONES & RYAN, Attorneys for Administrator SB32 M Farmallrebuilt. AC 3-12 on 4697, Ellis, Kans. x30 Clay Center, Kansas. - rubber. Searspump jack. Elec- FOR SALE - Good 1963 John ral cream tric motorreduction gear, 1725 Deere 45 platform, 12', milo 1965 JD combine with cab, Mo- You are cordially invited to view and inspect a styleI to 4.9 Don Hoffman, 312 NE guards. No corn. 210 picker del 55, 14', like new, cheap. Ph. this fine farm. For further information contact 1. Price 10th, Abilipne,Kans., CO 3-4227 head with 45 mountings. Hoyt AC 316 MO 3-9284, Hutchinson, the Auctioneer, any of the heirs, or Mr. Poland Cone x30 Woodbury, Clifton, Ks. x30 Kans. SB30 at the Elk State Bank, Clyde, Kansas. seek the inclusionof more Represented at the Canberra grades of wheat in the pricing meeting were the United States, COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE Wheat Agreement agreement and batter proced- Canada, Australia, Argentina --Ires for reviewing freightrates and the Common Market na- (hark Needs Propping used in calculating minimum tions. Saturday, September 28 SYDNEY, Australia - World prices. The arrangement, formulated CITY PARK PAVILION Heads wheat exporting nations have during the Kennedy Round Charles announced steps they will take to In London next month the pro- meetings in May 1967, came into Sponsored by Manhattan Solar Kiwanis Club try to prevent the International posal will be put before the operation July 1. For The Benefit Of Youth In Manhattan the new PI Grains arrangement from col- price review committee set up Hereford It sets a minimum rate at Bring any items (other than clothing) that you would He succ. lapsing after only three monthsunder the arrangement, which which various grades of wheat donate or have the Solar Kiwanis sell for a 25% eernmissilike to of Anthony of operation. includesrepresentatives can be sold by its members. to the City Park Pavilion on Friday evening, Septemb " named at ' wheat importing countriesas from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. or before noon on Saturday, Septemberer After a 3 -day meeting in Can- The major cause of its weak- assod berra, they said they would well as exporters. ness was that it wasformulated 28. Any items remaining at 4:00 p.m. Saturday will the StateFair al a time when demand was out- The sncehl, * STAY FOR stripping supply, but in the 14 0 THE SALE THE Doyle 75 REG. & GRADEHOLSTEIN months during which it came AUCTION * YOU MAY FIND A TREASURE ping as si into operation supply caught toe of Re) MILKING HERD up and passed demand. of Alexaril At a press conference after BALTHROP FARMS Newly e the meeting, the U.S. delegation directors N AUCTION DISPERSAL leader, John A. Schnittker, un- HAMPSHIRE SALE dersecretary ofagriculture, Harvey Co. SALE said that despite the tight mar- Wedn., Oct. 2 - Noon ket outlook, exporters would FAIR not lower prices and the ar- GROUNDS UNDER COVER rangement would hold together. 30 He said exporters had achieved Newton Under cover at the farm, located 1mile south of Princeton, south of Ottawa, Kansas a united front, although the Kans. and 11/2 miles east, or 8 miles Kans. (P11 on US 59 and 11/2 miles east. meeting was not free of some 081:0' 440 herd of good milk argument about individual pric- - SELLING - ON Al DHIA Supervisor Note: An outstanding ing policies. cows. 26 are coming with secondcalf. The DHIA rolling av- 15 BOARS with over 5 inch sonoray and less than 1" backfat Al erage is 64 cows, 12,094 milk and427 fat. Individual DHIA He said the U.S. was surprised 20 REGISTERED GILTS records given day of sale. aboutlow pricesat which 10 BRED GILTS; 10 OFF BELTS IH 1 HERD TB & BANGS TESTED French wheat had been offered Offering by Tollroad sire of the barrows at K -State A 4 registered cows in Japan, but added that the U. . teststation with over 6" loins and less than 1" backfat. 10 3 to 8 year olds to freshen in Novemberand December S. also had problems with some Best: 16 3 to 6 year olds to freshen in early spring(milking good) 26 3 to 8 year old fresh or heavy springers of its merchants who sold below by----testOT r Catalog write Baithrop Firms, Wichita, Musa ALL U 10 bred heifers, heavy springers, some will befresh by sale the minimum. 11220 East Central, Phone 316-682-3937 or 685-3657 10 baby heifer calves, artificially sired by Curtissires P1

DAIRY EQUIPMENT 600 gallon Sunset bulk tank, new compressor Medicare Clients FALL CROP AND Exee Spray tank washer - 3 unit DeLaval pipeline milker inc)udi Must Pay More FORAGE HARVEST SPECIALS Hyd. The secretary of health, edu- Com Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Wassmund, Owners cation and welfare has announ- John Deere 620 gas, good tires, painted, PS, 3 pt. hitch $1950 PRINCETON, KANSAS 1960 JD 830 dsl., new super torque tires, excellent tractor ced a 10 per cent increase in John Deere 630 gas, good tires, clean, Auctioneers - Claude Myers, Ottawa, Kansas and the amount patients will pay $2350 Russ Feeback, Belton, Mo. Arnold Hart, sale manager 1963 RC Case 830 dsl., all extras, real sharp, does not have Peoples National Bank of Ottawa, Clerk for hospitalization under Medi- Case-o-matic $2850 care. 1955 MM U, $650 spent on engine, hyd., new tires, a fine tractor for drilling $875 HEW Secretary Wilbur J. Co- 1951 Massey 55 gas, power steering, good tires, an excellent hen said that patients, effective loader tractor $495 On Rw: Jan. 1, would pay the first $44 JOHN DEERE GMC CHOPPERS of their hospital bill instead of John Deere No. 6 with single row head, good John Deere field harvester, No. 34& row crop the present $40. 1965 35P Papec cutter, single row $695 Cohen told the national con- 1966 New Holland cutter, real good $875 John Deere No. 122 chuckwagon& ext. sides vention of the American Hospi- COMBINES John Deere No. 45 combine, 12'header tal Association that the increase Massey 92, 14', good $2950 head was necessary because of rising 1959 John Deere 95, cab and new engine John Deere No. 55 combine, 14' hospital costs. 1968 55 John Deere 15' platform, hillside att., many extras, John Deere 12' pull springtoothharrow cut 300 acres $7450 Massey pickup attachment $100 John Deere 16x8 FBB grain drills We have an excellent selection of good grain drills, John Deere, MC, M&M - with and without fertilizer. 28' Crust Buster, like new 227 corn picker mounts on A-60-70-730 JDs . $175 John Deere No. 8 single row forageharvester ....$395 BARGAINS New JD No. 60 conveyor blower, PTO, capable of filling 60 ft. Gehl single row forage harvester $195 silo. (Used for one sales meeting) $675 12 ft. Krause one-way, on rubber, adjustable type $425 13 ft Shaffer hvy disk ..$040 $325 Several good springtooths, 4 and 5 section, 3 pt., hydraulic 111C No. 15 single row forage harvester or drag type Moline 8' oneway $200 $100 IHC Side Delivery Rake, good rubber Concordia Tractor Inc. Concordia, Kans. 11W PTO 55W Baler, wire $395 CH 3-3 3 8 1 John Deere FBA 15,7 grain drill, with press S wheels, low rubber tires $395 Our importer Corn Head, No. 22 Massey Harris, for 92 combine, cattle, g good $495 Best Sheep are the John Deere 4 section springtooth, with wheel SPECIALS THIS WEEK car- Moles B rier $1501At Hutchinson a Home Grand champion fat lamb at Sons an the Kansas State Fair was this today as MC 12 ft. springtooth & evener $1 50 Hampshire shown by Jim Meetz Elation of Walton. He's the son of Mr. 'NEW 1968 FORD TRACTORS on of g and Mrs. Harry Meetz. Model 2000 gas, live PTO, 8 speed trans only $2995 most of The Sco IUC No. 37 mt. disc, sealed bearings $495 Model 4000 gas, Ind. PTO, 8 speed trans...... only $3995 Burger Richardson clip -on milo guards old Che] steering, only$4005 tofit most models of com- Model 5000 diesel, Ind. PTO, 8 spd., power by thee bines, $5.95 & $6.60 each, plus only $7995 his calv John Deere MO Me Plow $150 clips Model 8000 diesel Sir Wm Bolt -on type milo guards $1.85 ea Erica of Femco combine cab with many and will Letz burr mill, PTO, 9' deluxe features $398 SEE THE NEW 1969 FORD TRACTORS Gilnocki auger, V -belt drive, good$325 Sky King heavy duty hi lift wa- Bardolie gon hoists $109.50 ON DISPLAY NOW the sale JOE BOWMAN BUD ANDEBE Grain gates for trucks, 9x18 5.75 12x21 $6.95 4"x11ft.grain augers $19.95 9 BULL CALL COLLECT CE -84103 4"x16 ft.grain augers$?5.95 30 USED FORD TRACTORS FORSALE Aluminum grain scoops $6.95 ALL SIZES AND MODELS 21 BULL BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE 13 BRE. pah EX SUETE For BOWMAN'S MCPHERSON TRACTORCOMPANY For eata JUNCTION crry FARMRANCH "Ford Tractor, New Holland Dealer" treknIS. SUPPLY Phone 241-2900 MCPHERSON, Paul Sc Your V Junction City- Manhattan Area Emporia John Deere Dealer West Hwy. US 50 913/873 beral; Clair Parcel, Coldwater;sold Sunday only.. EMPORIA TO TRY AGAIN W. E. Claire, Hoisington; Einor There will be country and ACP FUNDS STILL Charles Garvin ON SCHOOL BONDS AVAILABLE IN WABAUNSEE Johnson, Smolan, and George western music in the afternoon. . EMPORIA -A $4.6 million Worth, Quinter. R. E. ArbuthnotChildren's penny scrambleand ALMA - The Wabaunsee bond issue for constructionof a County ASCS office says it Heads KHA of Haddam was reelected to theturtle and frog racing contestshigh school and grade school Charles Garvin of Sedan is board. are to start at 1 p.m. still has funds available for con- lab president of the Kansas will be resubmitted November struction of terraces, water- the new There will be an old-fashioned5. The proposal was defeated Hereford Association. barn dance on the preceding last year. ways, diversions and grass seed- He succeeds Richard Byrd ofAnother Molasses Saturday night. ingsundertheACP program. liketo 3againnannar nission Anthony. Newofficers were Also featured will berug her 27 lamed at the annual meeting ofDmf At Alrnn weaving and a bake sale. lernher he associationtat the Kansas ALMA - The annual Molas- Alma and the museumare Sole state Fair at Hutchinson. Ise:, Days will be held Sunday, south of I-70 'on the posted Mill The new vice president is Sept. 29 at the Mill Creek Mus-Creek Scenic Drive. Entrances CLAY CENTER THE Boyle Schoen of Lenora. Contin- eum seven miles west of Alma.to the drive are at Stuckey'son SURE ling as secretaryis Dale Mus- Molasses will be pressed out1-70 west of Topeka and at the oe of Rexfordand G. A. Youngwith an antique horse -poweredK-177 and1-70interchange SALES CO. )1 Alexander is treasurer. press and cooked on an outdoorsouth of Manhattan. Newly elected to the board offireplace Sunday from 10 a.m. lirectors were Oliver Brown, Li- ewe Soto Every Mondayst, to 4 p.m. The molasses will bePublic Support FALL CLEAN-UP SALE Of Chicago Police Cattle Sale Every Tuesday12:ttags... DN. NOW THRU OCTOBER A majority of the nation's A DEPENDABLE MARKET 30% OFF SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICES adults approve of the way Chi- cago police dealt with protest- FOR ALL CLASSES OFCATTLE '* 14 WILL APPLY ors during the Democratic Na- hrt CDT (Plus freight, handling, state & federal tional Convention last month, LEADING MARKET PLACE taxes) the Gallup Poll says. GS ON ALL NEW TRACTORS, FARM EQUIPMENT In a survey of 1507 persons in HOa. 300 sampling areas, the poll backfat AND ATTACHMENTS NOW ON HAND RoBBINS, may; center. ME 2'3210 stated that 56 per cent approved UECKIEMANN,ayCent", ME 24761 IH WAIVER OF FINANCE NOW IN EFFECT of the police action, while 31 per cent disapprpoved. WARE, Longford, 0. a384439 K -State ALL MANUFACTURERS WARRANTIES Supporters of Vice President awn Phone 10101 at. Best Hubert Humphrey were evenly CLA (»Mak KANS ALL USED TRACTORS, FARM EQUIP. & TRUCKS divided in their opinions, while 657 two of three backers of Richard PRICED AT OR BELOW WHOLESALE M. Nixon approved. rmirmoggil Seventy-one oar cent of the Exceptional Bargains on Stock of Misc. Items supporters of George Wallace Including Tires, Roofing Material, Wheels, Batteries, backed the Chicago police. Hyd. Valves, Twine, Plow Shares, Etc. & H Ranch $1950 Come In & Pick Out What You Need & Save :!tor $2350 t have Special BullSale. $2850 a fine KUHN IMPLEMENT Tuesday . $875 cellent MONDAY, SEPT. 30 . $495 On Hwy. 4 GYPSUM, KANS. Phone OW 6-4411 Sale BULLS SELLAT2:00 P.M. . $695 Cattle prices were around steady . $875 at the local auction this week. Farmers & Ranchers Sale Barn Small feeder cattle brought a real $2950 good ticket for the seller. OLD HWY. WEST 40 - SALINA, KANS. (Sale held in conjunction with the regular sale) extras, 4 blk wf strs 597 @26.80 $7450 4 wh heifers 483 @25.60 . $100 2 wh. steers 550 @27.10 Bulls Have Been Performance Tested rills, 4 black cows 893 @16.00 Weaning Weights from 480-590 lbs. lizer. WHITING, KANSAS 2 black steers 637 @26.10 PHONE 913.873-2213 2 wh. steers 500 @28.10 $175 To the best of our knowledge, these bulls are 5 black steers 560 @27.80 Out of the Red the Black 3 blk wf hfrs 513 @ With Parallel Bred Angus 25.60 Dwarf-Frfee, And Will Be Semen Tested 60 ft. 2 wf heifers 477 @25.00 . $675 2 wf steers 595 @26.90 $425 6 wf steers 485 @28.75 - BULLS ARE COMING 2 -YEAR OLD - 5 wf. steers 562 @27.20 Can he inspected morningofsale at the draulic Registered Angus 2 black hfrs 495 @26.00 Farmers & Ranchers Sale Barn from' 10:00 a.m. on 2 wf steers 450 @30.10 2:00 p.m. is approximate selling time ..$200 7 wf heifers 454 @26.50 6 black hfrs 334 @26.00 L. C. HELBERT, OWNER SALINA, KANS. Dispersion 5 black steers 600 @27.10 Ranch is 5 miles southofMinneapolis - Ph. EX 2-2354 11C. 2 wf heifers 510 @25.00 2 wf steers 490 @29.10 Kans. AT THE HOLTON LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE 2 blk wf strs 697 @25.95 3 black steers 560 @27.50 Farmland At Auction 25.30 STARTS 11 wh heifers 577 @ 3371/2A 2 TRACTS UNIMPROVED SAT., SEPT. 28 'IgAN 4 wf heifers 492 @25.70 7 Miles- from Council Grove.- Kans., Reservoir 592 @27.85 Our breeding program isbuilt around the fusion of 14wh steers imported Angus bloodlines from Scotland and top domestic 7 wf heifers 537 @25.75 The following described pieces of property will be offered by public auction to the cattle, giving the get hybrid vigor. The following herd sires 5 wf heifers 442 @26.40 highest bidder, separately, on are the backbone of our cattle. 3 wf heifers 460 @26.20 - HERD SIRES - TODAY'S CONSIGNMENTS Saturday, September 28, 1968, 2:00P.M. Moles Hill Maximilian 2225 by Dor Mac Bardoliermere 60 and 50choice Black Baldy heifers, Sale to be Held on North Side of Tract No. 1, Along 56 Highway, Rain or Shine a Homeplace Eileenmere 999 35 cow. A near perfect pedigree. 650 to 675 lbs.Written guar. Sons and daughters are the modern growthy kind you want to be open heifers. TRACT NO. 1 - 2571/2 ACRES S today and still show that smooth Angus "trademark." 28 black & blk wf heifers LOCATION: 7 miles east of Council Grove, on the south side of U.S. Highway 56. Elation of Model 163 by Elation of Eastfield and a Black Bar- 600-650 lbs. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: N1/2SW1/4 and NW1/4 17-16-10, less2Vzacres for high- on of Barnoldby cow. Cattle in this pedigree have produced way and 20 acres in the S1/2SW1/4 17-16-10, allin Lyon County, Kansas. y $2995 most of the successful Scotch bulls brought to this country. 50Choicefeeder steers,650-700 lbs GENERAL DESCRIPTION: 83 acres of cropland of which 44 acres have been The Scotch -Domestic cross gives you extra vigor. 112 hereford steers, 750-800 lbs seeded to Brome Grass, Lespedeza and Native Grasses under the Government. Y $3995 Burger of Model 34 by Burger of Classlochie and the famous 30 choice hereford yearlings, Program.Balance in Native Bluestem pasture and Meadow, old farmstead and 600 plbs. some timbered pasture. Plenty of water furnished by creek, springs, pond and old Cherry Blossom BDcow. His $4900 price is compensated well. Y $4995 by the extra amount -of pure muscle he puts in the "rear" of 20 hereford steers, 500-550 lbs yr $7995 his calves, where the packers want it. 30 choice shorthorn steer and TRACT NO. 2 - 80 ACRES Sir Wn's Elation 19 by Elation of Eastfield and a Bandolier heifer calves, 400-450 lbs. LOCATION: The northeast corner of Tract No. 2 is about 3/8 mile south of the Erica of W H Fcow, left us many good females in the herd 14 wf heifers, 700-750 lbs. southwest corner of Tract No. 1, and 1 mile south of U.S. Highway 56. and will have offspring in the sale. 12 hereford steers, 725-825 lbs LEGAL DESCRIPTION: N1/2NE1/4 19-16-10 in Lyon County. DRS a do-ble bred 0 Bardoliermere 2, by DorMac 16 wf steers,650-750 lbs GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Approximately 55 acres is cropland, all of which has Gilnockie D M, been seeded to Brome Grass and Lespedeza. Balanceinold farmstead and Bardoliermere 10 and Dor Macs Elba 13, will appear often in 14 whitefc steers,550-650 lbs timbered pasture. Watered by creek, springs, pond and well. the sale's pedigrees. 40 mixed color cattle 31 mixed color cattle MINERALS: The mineral rights go to the buyers. - SALE CATTLE - POSSESSION: On or before March 1, 1969. 16 wh steers 675-725 lbs ESCROW AGENT: Farmers AndDrovers ALE 9 BULLS 19 monthsor older, size enough for anyone 12 wh heifers, 650-750 lbs. Band, Council Grove, Kansas. "LAND IS 21 BULLS, 15 to 18 months old, includes Reg. herd prospects LOANS: Ifa loanisdesired, be sure to contact your loan representative prior to THE BEST LONG 13 BRED HEIFERS 24 OPEN HEIFERS sale date. TERMS ON EACH TRACT: 10 percent of TERM INVESTMENT EXTRA OFFERING OF CLUB CALF PROSPECTS purchase price on day of sale and balance For Complete Information, See Grass & Grain Sept. 17 upon delivery of Merchantable Abstract of ON EARTH" ANY Title and Warranty Deed. For catalog,contact owners: Beloit /au]. Scheid This is a partnership dis- -- Bill Cochrensolution sale. Billpur- Livestock Auction Mr. & Mrs. Albert A. Southard chased the cow herd and Whiting, Kansas the herd bulls and will Office Phone PE 8-3578 For Further Information, Contact Phones continue the operation of Don Schmitt PE 8-2547 Parallel Farms. JIM KIRKEMINDE, Auctioneer Topeka, Kansas `rj 913/873-2213 913/873-2215 135 E. 29th St. Phone AM 6-4590 others lenders at the beginning of the year, the association said. 24 Grass & Grain Banks Are Major All but 13 of the 600 insured September 24, 1968 commercial banks in Kansas Farm Lenders were making loans to farmers, concerted effort to meet the Kansas banks pushed their the report showed. changing demands of the state's farm loan totals to an all-time The total included $558,586,-farmers," Max Dickerson, Kan- high last year, the Kansas Bank-000 in production loans, an in- sas City, chairman of theKBA crease of 8 per cent over1966, Agricultural Committee, said. ers Assn. says. Due to the regular first -of -the week rains, there was a light run A total of $632,095,000 was and $73,509,000 in farm mort- this wee gages, up 11 per cent fromthe The hog market was steady. The bulk of the butchers sold from loaned to Kansas farmers at the Cholera Showing to $19.65 with a top of $19.65. Sows were active, selling from$19.45 previous year. $15.80 close of 1967, an increase of to $17.55. Weining pigs sold from$15.25 to $20.75 bythe head. more than 8 per cent over the "Bankers in Kansas are con- cattle market was active and stronger with a strong demand for The previous year. scious of the large capital in- In Nebraska lightweight feeder cattle. Here are some actual sales made on vestments required in agricul- LINCOLN, Nebr. - The state Sept, 18th, Banks were providing farm- STOCKER & FEEDERS 471 lb, black wfhfrs ture today and are making a veterinarian, Dr. S. H. Flora, 550 lb. black heifers @ 24.50 ers with more credit than any 325 lb. shorthorn strs@ 29.90 @ 23 has announced that Nebraska's 354 lb. blk angus strs@ 32.40 580 lb. whifc heifers 670 lb. wf& blkwf @ 241 long period of freedom from 433 lb. whifc strs @ 29.45 hfr @ 23.'870 Saturday hog cholera outbreaks has been 526 lb, angus steers @ 26.05 CThOeWcSowmarket was steady, terminated by the confirmation 351 lb. blk wf steers @ 31.00 with of five cases, which have occur- 895 lb. whifc steers @ 24.75 sales from $16.20 to $18.00. Baby calves from $37.50 red this week in the Superior 385 lb. black angus hfr @ 26.20 to S56, SEPTEMBER 28 413 lb. whifc heifers @ 25.90 by the head. AUCTION and Yorkareas. Flora stated that more than Starts 9:30 a.m. KCNK six hundred and thirty hogs MON.-WED.-FRI. Auctioneers SALE were involved in thefive herds. 6:45 Lunch Served For info. or estimates LARRY LAGASSE Details with regard to the pos- TOM WALKER CH 31714 sible source of infection arebe- Barn 243-1074 ROLLIE LAGASSE Iv Owing to the death of myhusband, I will sell at public auc- federal Home 243-1674 farm, property on my farm located4 ing investigated by the CH 32215 mile v tion the following descrihed grade school; or 7 miles east and state officials. miles east of Berryton, Kans., then 3 of US -75 on 45th Streetto Shawnee Heights Road, There is no evidence to date, miles south, or 2y2 miles northof Disney School and 1 mileeast. according to Flora, that any im- trailers, 8 ton, almost new; ported swine are involved.In- 1965 I JD plow, 3 -point; JD 2 -row fected herds have been depopu- KANSAS point I MACHINERY cultivator; springtooth har- 1068 row; 2 A -C combines,hay at- lated, and increased surveillance 42" 1963 Massey -Ferguson tractortachment for field chopper; 2 has been instituted in the areas Here's one sale you won't want to miss new Model 35 and Du -All loader,grain drills; Coop combine, to prevent further spread of the 1965 good for repairs; A -C sub-soiler; infection. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Shaver pt. 1959 Massey -Harris combine,Glutton hammer mill; com- IH No with cab, good condition bine trailer; box wagon; Clip- Farmers in the area are urged HIGH GRADE HOLSTEIN COMPLETE ed b Massey -Harris corn head, No.per fanning mill; to report any sickness in their 1967 I] 20 Truck -mount hale loader, herds to their local veterinar- DISPERSAL SALE tion, 560 Cockshutt tractor, diesel needs repairs; loader blade; IH 12' 570 Cockshutt tractor, diesel Tumble b,,g;side delivery ians. pt. h JD No. 494 4 -row planter'. withrake, good cond.; post hole Wedn., Sept. 25 -11an, IH 13x Inc. & Herb. attachments, digger; Owatonna hale & ferti] good grain elevator; 2 weed spray- LATHROP, MISSOURI 10' Eze er, rf Super Hayliner No. 78 New ers; JD plow, 2-16". BEATRICE Sale in tent at farm 3 miles west and Holland baler, stringtie, CARS & TRUCKS IH No. good 1 south - Follow signs. Lunch served. tilize 1959 Ford Country Sedan sta- press 4 -row cultivator tion wagon "An absolute dispersal of the Ronald Shaver High Grab New Holland field chopper Holstein Herd - They are retaining their Shaverside Regis. real F-500 Ford 11':.;ton truck with Ford r, New Holland hay crimper, hoist, good tered Holstein Herd." very good F-6 Ford truck, good grain bed 104 Head Sell - 30 mature cows - 14 fresh or milking first Mono 8 -ft. weed chopper, good1951 Ford 2 -door calf heifers - 3 springer 1st calf heifers - 7 bred heifers - as new 77 15 open heifers - 10 yearling heifers - 10 heifer calves -II MISCELLANEOUS WinPower 14' field cultivator, bull calves -4 registered yearling bulls . Sons of Zeldenhursf Auctim almost new Coop combine engine, re- LIVESTOCK JD 4 -row curler; New Hol-builtatschool; grain auger, Royal Pontiac, Cloverbrook Prince, Ideal Fury Reflector, and Everett land No. 450 mower, 3 -pt., new16'x4";electric welder:plat- Thonvma Royal Prince. condition; M -H 2 -row corn form scales, all metal; electric SALES CO Top Breeding - 907,top artificial - A.B S. & N.OB.A. planter,3 -pt.;combination 2 steel grain bins; Breeding -- Special Semen. Have used Pontiac Perseus" and spreader & forage wagon; Ke-electric motor; 3 cylinders; 2 The Important "Lakefield, Fond Hone" herd sir"s in herd. wanee disc, 12';2 4 -bottom metal hogfeeders:asmall DHIA Herd - 15,093 lbs. Milk, 559 lbs. Br Records furnished pony and many misc. items. Health - Tested TB & Bangs; O.C.V. & Vaec Leoto. plows;2 WinPower No. 865 Nebraska Auction Free Reg. Holstein Heifer given away at close of sale - Monday Cattle Everyone Eligible. - For Free Sale Catalog Write -- MRS. LAWRENCE HERMANN, Owner Donald J .Bowman, Auct. & Sales Mer.. Ifamil1/4m, Mo. 64614 Auct: Ernest Arnold. Clerk: Capital City State Bank. Wednesday-Hogs Phone Kidder, Mo. 816-575.2256 or 2413 SALE TIME 12 NOON Due to wet weather our cattle run was lighter than usual TOMSON BROS. Monday last week. Replacement cattle were some weaker on an active market. Baby calves $25 to $50 with Hol. hfr. at $73: Blk Great Premium SALE AUCTION hfr $56. 2 Blk. bulls at $56; SEPTEMBER 30 e^.n.i^r & cutter cows, 16.50 to 17.50 with commercial Starts 12:00 Noon & utilities at 17.50 to 18.35. SALE Bulls, 21.75 to22.00 with an SHORTHORNS Angus at $270. Some sales in- Lunch .Served clude: COMMERCIAL-REGISTERED 14 Hol strs wt. 962 at22.30 Having decided to quit farming we will sell at publicauc- 13 Mix hfrs wt 693 at 23.00 tion on our farm located 6 miles south and 112east of Clifton, 7 WF strs wt 378at26.40 Kans., or 8 miles west., 7 north & yz east of Clay Center, Kans. 2 BWF strs wt 430 at 30.10 SAT., OCT. 5 Starts 10 a.m. 4 WF strs wt 637at25.90 netting; cribbing; electric deep 2 WF strs wt 320at32.00 At Wakona Farm 4 Miles SW of Farm Machinerywell pump; severalpilesof 5 BWF strs wt 578 at 25.85 sawedstovewood;heat 2 Hol strs wt 1265 at23.00 WAKARUSA. KANS. 1948 Case SC tractor,goodlamps; tank heater;haled 1 Hol cow wt 1510 at18.35 shape straw;tile;ladders; 1 WF bull wt. 1585 at21.90 Selling Over 600 Head PO 1938 Oliver 80 standard trac- Old wagon seat;castit -on 2 WF strs wt 5-n tor, on rubber, good implementseats;Cox chain 4 WF strs wt 613at26.10 Our greatestcontribt 1948 Massey Harris No. 21Asaw, nearly new, light wgt.; 2 Mix hfrs wt 445 at J...o to wideningand 300 -gal. gas tank, hose, nozzle 2 Rn strswt ^SO tion 14 -ft. combine, good and steel stand; several pan- at29.10 strengthening comma. Massey Harris 16x8 grain HOGS ciaiShorthorns from els:3 14 -ft. steel gates; Had an extra large run of pre. drill with alfalfa seeder, on A lot of used lember; small bloodlines that have Tt steel, good hogs last Wednesday with 1& duced winners andcham. Massey Harris 10 -ft. tandem hog house; 10x12 round top 2 grade butchers weighing 190 shows. brooder hoese: steel pipe; 2 to .210 lbs. at 18 50 to 19.50: pions at leading disc barrels, with hog waterer We offer themin big Case 4 -section springtooth 210 to 240 lbs 19.50 to 1.9.85: numbers, backedby Case 18 -ft. drag harrow Automatic hog waterer with 240 to 280 lbs, 19.00 to 19.50: 11110, Case 2 -row mounted cultiva- electric heat: Pride of Farm 280 lbs. & over 18.00 to 19.00. Tomson, Brown, tor round 60 bu. hog feeder; Pride Light sows 18.00 to 18.70 with aand Hughes Case side rake, r'-bber on rearof Farm pig creep feeder; heavier weights at15.50 to breeding.Widan 9 Herd Case semi -mount 7 -ft. PTO Sickle grinder, with mtr.; 18.00. Boars, 13.25 to 15.00 with mower dropcords:gasbarrels; one light boar at $47.50. 3 of Bay forks; shovels; saws: ham- COWS' a son Case 3x14 plow, on rubber Hamp bred gilts at $100. 1 wht. 300 YOUNG COMMERCIAL sons 0 IHC 4 -wheel manure spread-mers;fencing equipment; bred gilt at $80.00 Many With Calves AtSide er,allsteel grease guns; 36 Mix pigs at $17.50 Larson fertilizer spreader, on Also 2 loads of small misc. 18 Wht. pigs at $15.25 100 COMMERCIAL HEIFER CALVES 55 Bul rubber, good items too numerous to men- 35 BRED COMMERCIAL YEARLINGHEIFERS nig de tion. Feeder pigs, male CALVES 4 -wheel trailer with wagon box gilts sell aroundhogs and bred 80 EXTREMELY CHOICE STEER CLUB 2 -row stalk cutter HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2:30. 25 REG. CALVES OFFERED AS CLUBPROJECTS 178 Fe 1930 Chevrolet 1 ton truck, 3 rockers; 6 chairs; utility BARN PHONE builders Years with grain bed, looks andtable; bed complete; radio 223.3571 15 SERVICEABLE ANGUS BULLS, Herd runs good cabinet;old churn; Daisy 2 miles north of Beatrice,op- POSTS, NETTING, FEEDERchiarn; ironing board; kero posite airport. GUEST CONSIGNORS - Sale & MISC. heater; old TV; silverware; Floyd Hughes & Son, Oregon,Mo. Hedge posts; steel posts; cooking utensils; and many CLARENCE TEGTMEIER Robert Widau, Eskridge, Kans. barb wire; a lot of good hogsmall misc. items not listed. Burchard 865-4521 DELMER JURGENS -fors: Wymore Write for catalog with Motel Headqua.- 01 ROY & MARY BROWN, Owners 645-3493 full details to: Howard Johnson3 Aucts: Foster Kretz & Elmo Steffen, Clerk: Peoples National JR. THIMM Tomson Bros., South Topeka. Clay Center Kans., Bank of Beatrice 228-0757 Wakarusa, Kansas TopeWrite direr Phone Morganville WA 6-4422. Clay Center. Phones: 913- 761-2258 RI 913 - 266-7530 JCTION said the railroad failed to proveSaffels said, KCC of shippers. Under the mobile No To MoPac that the mobileagency plan adopted the September 24, 1968 would provide report of Judge Perry Owsley,agency plan, business of the reasonably effic-special examiner for the railroad would be conductedathearings in Logan, Beloit, Blue ient and sufficientservice to 12 area Request For hearingswhichinclude20 convenience of the Missouri Pa- Rapids, Atchison, Ottawa, Linds- the public. cific, Saffels said. Under the mobile routes and involved 110towns borg, Yates Center, Arkansas agency plan,and communities in the First hearing on the applica-City, Leoti, La Crosse, Kingman Mobile Agencies traveling trucksor railroad cars state. Kansas Corporation Commis- Local agents conductbusiness tion was in Topeka witharea and Newton. would serve as freightagenciesof the railroad at thisweek. sion (KCC) said recently it had or the railroad. convenience a $19.45 denied a Missouri Pacific Rail- He also said the public $15.80 road Co. application for author- con- NORTH CENTRAL KANSAS venience and necessitywould id. The ity to establish mobile agencies not be served by establishment Herington CO-OPERATIVE in Kansas. of mobile agencies in ept. 18th. Dale Saffels, KCC chairman, the state. @ 24.50 In denying the application, 1 Livestock Feeder Cattle Sale @ 23.60 @ 24.00 @ 23.70 Saturday Auction Co. aady, with [8.00. AUCTION Sale Every i0 to $56.00 SALE SEPT. 28 Tuesda ars Starts 1:00 p.m. Operating under Federal Supervision & Bonded for your protection. AGASSE Refreshments [714 AGASSE I will sell the following property at publicauction at the ).215 farm, 1 mile south of Interstate 70 on the Dover Road,then 1/4 Our cattle market Tues. Sept.17 mile west; or 6 miles south and 1/4 mile west of Rossville,Ks. was mostly a steady affair in all classes over previous week. Our mount, 3 -pt.hitch Massey -Ferguson No. 32 7' good to choice steer calves 400 to Machinery mower, 3 pt. hitch 500 sold mostlyfrom $28 to $31, 1965 ITT 504, fully equipped, 3 -New Holland rotary mower, lighter weights on up to $34 and KANSAS point hitch, 860 hrs., real good 60", 3 -point $35, heavy fat steer calves 500 1968 III No. 71 Cub Cadet and3 pt. weed sprayer, good to 650 at $26 to $28. Feeder 42" quick tach mower, like3 pt. posthole digger steers 650 to 850 in the good new 3 pt. Ford rear scoop, real to choice bracket mostly from 1965 IH No. 531 3-14" plow, 3 - good $24 to$26, heifer calves 400 FRIDAY, OCT. 4-1:00p.m. pt. 3 -pt. rear boom; IH 4 -wheel IH No. 37 8-6 wheel disc, seal- to 500 $25 to$26.50. Feeder trailer; 2 -wheel trailer; old 2- AT THE CLAY CENTER SALE BARN 'LETS ed bearings row curler;hyd. cylinder & heifers 500 to 700 $24 to $26. 1967 IH No. 7 harrow, 3 -sec-hoses. Butcher cows from $17 to $28.50, LE tion, like new Forney welder; welding ta- canners and cutters $15 to $17 a IH 12' springtooth harrow, 3 -ble;sickle grinder; vise; log and a few shelly ones on down to CLAY CENTER, KANS pt. hitch chain; electric motors;pump $13 & $14. Bologna bulls mostly [1a.m, IH 13x7 wheat drill, low wheel,jack; stainless steel wash vat; from $21 to $23, along with our A Top Market for Calves and fertilizer and seeder electric cream separator. regular run of cattle. We will EtI 10' Ezee Flow fertilizer spread- Comfort cover for 35 Mas- have 14 choice young angus cows Yearlings Buy and Sell er, real good west and sey Ferguson; buggy top um- coming with their 2nd & 3rd calf CATTLE WEIGHED AS THEY ARRIVE IH No. 249A 2 -row planter, fer-brella; 2 water tanks; tank crop Tues. Sept. 24th. eh served, tilizer attachment, rubber heater; sheep panels; feed press wheels, disc openers, STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS Cattle wiill not he graded, but will be weighed if.11 Grad? racks; wringer washer; oil 11 wf steers [email protected] as they enter [ide Regis. real good heater. the sale ring. Cattle should be on the premises Fridaymorn- Ford 2 -row cultivator, rear Other miscellaneous items. 9 blk wf steers405@2 31.10 ing no latter than 11:00 A.M. 6 blk wf [email protected] (king first 15 blk steers [email protected] CLAY CENTER ME 2.5335 heifers - 20 wf steers @ dves - 11 CALVIN CROW, Owner 480 29.00 3 blk wf [email protected] IdenhurV Auctioneer: Clerk: Frank Colter, ector, and Everett Hoobler 13 wf steers [email protected] Silver Lake 12 blk steers [email protected] N.0 B.A. 6 wf steers [email protected] seas" and 15 mixed [email protected] biggest 5 bik steers [email protected] NEW.. furnished SELL EVERY WEDNESDAY 10 wf steers 26.05 o. 5 blk steers [email protected] feedmaker built! sale - 22 wf steers [email protected] 1 wf [email protected] At Onaga 1:00 P.M. Gehl leads again.Big, new 115-bu. 8 wf strs 735@?24.75 Mo. 64644 9 plain steers [email protected] combines "biggest -of -all" capacity plus Gehl's commercial -quality grind and mix ability. One CATTLE AND HOGS 14 wf steers @ 735 24.85 demonstration will prove the 115MX can help 4 wf steers 705@ SPECIAL CALF SALES DATES 25.10 you manage more livestock. Here's why: 12 wf steers [email protected] Fri., Sept. 27 Fri., Oct. 4 Exclusive hay feeder smoothly feeds bale Fri., Oct. 18 and Fri., Nov. 1 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS slices to the mill, 9 wf heifers 360@ 26.80 115-bu. mixing tank, plus new 21 -in.mill 4 wf heifers 415@ 26.40 increase feedmaking capacity 40%. 13 blk wf hfrs 470@ 26.05 66 thin cutting hammers - more per sq. ft. Onaga CommunitySale 7 wf heifers 470@ 26.00 of screen area than other mills. 19 wf heifers 499@ 25.20 Grinds high -moisture corn and delivers Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889-4461 or 889-4665, ONAGA, KS. 5 blk heifers 475@ 25.50 directly to the silo. 17 wf heifers 520@ 24.95 3 wf heifers 500@ 24.90 10 -foot, high pivot (46") auger unloads feed 4 bik heifers 506@ 25.00 where you need it. .ED Final Reminder 7 wf heifers 620@ 24.50 'These and many other features put the giant 9 wf heifers 675@ 24.40 115MX way ahead of competition. More farm. "KANSAS" LARGEST 11 wf heifers 705 @23.80 rs - 30,000 of them - own Mix -Ails than any 1.M. other make. ANGUS SALE IN 1968 BUTCHER COWS 1 wf cow [email protected] 1 black cow [email protected] 1 black cow [email protected] 1 wf cow [email protected] Pohlman'sAngus Ranch 1 wf cow [email protected] 1 wf cow [email protected] ntribu- 1 wh cow [email protected] and COMPLETE DISPERSION 1 wf cow [email protected] -amen 1 wf cow [email protected] from 1 wf cow [email protected] lye pro Tues., Oct. 1 11a.m. CDT. 1 wf cow [email protected] d chain 1 wf cow [email protected] shows, 1 wf cow [email protected] n big AT THE LIVESTOCK AUCTION BARN 1 wf cow [email protected] by HAYS, KANS. 1 wf cow [email protected] ;llrich, 1 wf cow [email protected] ighes 242 Lots 310 Head Registered 9 Herd Bulls Sell: Ason of Heckettier 99th; a son of Welkin BOLOGNA BULLS1 wf bull of Haymount,a son of Ballot of Balladrum; a son of "Shag"; 1 wf bull [email protected] 1 holstein [email protected] S a son of "Powerhouse"; a son of Elegance of Charterhouse, 2 sons of Ankonian President; a son of Banner of Belladrum. 1 roan bull [email protected] 55 Bulls Sell- This is the group of 1967 bulls that were be- If you have cattle to sell, call Make us Prove it with a Demonstration! FS ing developed for the annual spring sale. collect C. C. Wendt BL 8-2529 ,VES Herington; Wm. Schnell ECTS HANOVER 178 Females Sell -Ayoung herd with only 6 cows over 8 BL 8-2039, Herington; Ted HANOVER IMPL. CO. LINN ders years of age- 68 calves at side. Haefner, 317, Lincolnville. KUHLMAN MOTOR CO. NORTONVILLE WEISHAAR BROS., INC. SABETHA Sale Headquarters: Holiday Inn, Hays, Auct: Ray Sims. ROSSVILLE For sale catalog, contact. Phil Ljungdahl, Herington ROSSVILLE TRUCK FLENTIE'S, INC. Dodge City, Kansas 67801 Livestock & TRACTOR WATERVILLE PERRY WATERVILLE aMotel, MR. & MRS. A. F. POHLMAN, OWNERS SEYLER FARM SUPPLY MOTOR CO. rooms' Natoma, Kansas 67651 Auction Co. sale. MINNEAPOLIS GYPSUM Ranch Phone: 885-4324 (7 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays) Herington, Kans. CHAPMAN IMPL. CO. KUHN IMPL., INC.

f SWINE INDUSTRY DAY AtASTATE THURSDAY Grass & Grain September 24, 1968 MA ATTAN - A swine 26 industry day isscheduled at LAND SALE K -State for Thursday,Septem- BY SEALED BIDS ber 26 at the WeberHall pa- KANSAS DU ROC vilion. The programstarts at Hamilton BREEDERS ASSN. of Agricul 9 a.m. with demonstrations mQ Southeasttfo1llo---wiTnghelandin RofansSeasc;iot: she sonoray, backfat measure- (21) South, Range Fortyone tistics (3), Township Twenty -One fd'iee insemina- Kansas, except the minerals acrefor ment, and artificial West, Hamilton County, ,4') DUROC tion equipment. The afternoon the West Half (W1/2) ofsaid Southeast Quarter (sEemei tingtight program will include atour of TrrwheeSnotuyt-Ohwneest(21Quarterso (hS, grains' The TTroawcnts2h Average the swine research farm. °jgjlj THURS., SEPT. 26 event is under the guidanceof Ws u . oats, rye, Riley County Fairgrounds Robert Hines, Berl Koch,Wen- Estate of Leonard expected wille offered Maxfield, \par, whii Show - 5 pm. - Sale 7 pm. dell Moyer, and DonKropf. Deceased. MANHATTAN, KS. The event is the first ofwhat SALE 1. Sealed bids may besubmitted at the ValleySta t e is intended to be anannual Syracuse, Kansas, until October3, 1968, noon either as to separate tracts orjointlY. for both) affair. (Same date as KSU Swine Day - Come 2. Any or all bids may be rejected. F 2 25 BOARS 30 GILTS 3. Any successful bidder shall betendereda written contract requiring a 10% down paymentwithin tendays after SA For Catalog:Jerry Sleichter, 3001 Sunnyside, bid opening. Manhattan, Kansas 66502 AUCTION 4. Estate will pay 1968 taxes. Person piano, 5. Abstract showing merchantable title will be furnished. dow al I will sell at public auction on beds & my farm located 1/2 east, 3 6. Possession March 1, 1969, subject to tenants rights. south, 1 east and 3/4south of Oakhill or 1 east and 13/4 north 7. Valley State Bank, Syracuse, Kansas, Escrow Agent. Real EstateAuction of Longford, Kans. 3 8. Conveyance by Executor's Deed. Hospita farm 11 Wedn., Oct. 2 For information as to propertyand viewing, contactCharles Starts 10:30 a.m. Maxfield, Syracuse, Kansas. V For information on detailsof sale, contact Elvin D. Perkins, Farm Machinery Box 674, Emporia, Kansas, Phone 342-1157. 1946 IHC Model B tractor, on F rubber, starter and lights, has mounted 2 row cultivator 1936 John Deere B tractor on steel 1952 Plymouth 2 door sedan, radio, heater, standard transmission, runs good Mowers, plow, hand corn sheller; I beams, other old iron; gas engine; 3 Briggs gas mo- Once in a lifetime opportunity to buy the abovesuburban at tors: stock tanks; power lawn auction, Sat., Sept. 28 at 3 p.m. at 2504 Stagg HillRoad, Man- mowers; windmill wheel; handy- hattan, Kans.3 bedroom home with fullbasement, finished man jack. room in basement, LR, DR, kitchen,double garage, chicken Whirlwind grass seeder; wheel house, brooder hor-se, 5 apple trees, plusother fruit tre's barrow; buck saw; 10 and 20 ft. and fireplace barbecue grill. Sets on almost an acreof land ladders; garden hose;tools;

.". wrenches; scoops; hoes; axes; well shaded and landscaped. ' ' ,,, Manrex Real saws; weed sprayer; sprinklers ,., /eel, For information and appointment to see contact and many, many small misc. Estate Exchange, 410 N. 4th, PR 6-7022, Manhattan. SELLING possession and items too numerous to mention. Terms: 10% down day of sale, balance on HOUSEHOLD GOODS approval of title. Perfection propane range, 40", Kenneth Messner, Broker Ph. 6-7022 or 8-3448 glass in door L. D. Stiehl, Salesman & Auctioneer Ph. 9.5474 Propane heater,20,000 BTU Oil heater 21 ABC apartment size electric We had another nice run Monday, September 16, with receipts of 566 range cattle and 403 hogs. Cattle were about steady except for feeder steers 560 Dien Maytag wringer type washing which were steady to50 glower. Cows were steady, brining $16 to $11, 3.16 hy, $19.45top on fat hogs, with most of them brining from $19to Minn.-Mo machine We had a dis-TA BURLINGTON, KANSAS 2 tubs; assorted chairs $19.40. A few of the sales were: Coldsnot 10 ft. deepfreeze John Dee 12 whiteface steers 824 @ 24.50 front Kelvinator refrigerator, freezer 2 122 Cul 970 @ 24.75 across top 12 black steers Case 1031 Coffey Eureka 2 buffets: chest drawers; com- 807 @ 25.00 mode; hide -a -bed; 2 treadle type 30 whiteface steers 3010 Johi 824 @ 24,65 Case 600 sewingmachines;pressure 16 black BF steers WD 45 A cooker; assorted dishes and 846 @ 25.00 cooking utensils. 40 black steers WD Allis Auction 18 black steers 709 @ 25.00 2 H Farn County ANTIQUES AND B John D COT,T.FCT(IRS ITEMS 14 holstein steers 848 @ 21.00 Empire t 2 copper boilers 568 @ 24.20 4 holsteing steers Farmall ( c- Livestock Sale Sale large stone jars and 212 @ 19,40 John DeE crocks 36 mixed fat hogs DC Case Butter churn paddles 14 fat hogs 215 @ 19.35 Fordson Every Every Fruit jars; Coleman gas lamps; 70 fat hogs 235 @ 19,35 INDUS" Aladdin lamp; kern oil lamps: @ 15,25 IHC T-9 Monday cast bottle canner; plate hold- 29 mixed pigs Caterpilk Wednesday ers; crucher boxes (metal); CALL: Case 530 pewter dish: silver dish; silver TO LIST CONSIGNMENTSOR FOR INFORMATION, with ix STARTS 12 NOON STARTS 1:00 P.M. holder; cast iron items. PAT MOYLAN Eversmai Largebuttoncollection: JERRY MOYLAN Soil Mov mounting, jet and Mother of 767-6640 767-5435 Case 1001 CAMEand HOGS Pearl, very nice; tea kettles: WES SWENSON SALE BARN crawler old dolls, and many small misc. 767-5131 460 IHC Special Stocker antique items and things and 767-6388 hoe Selling stuff. Jeep witl 2 Barber Henry ba & Feeder Sale Mrs. Georgette F. Mall C.,£,R1W.WO 400 To 700 Clerk: Peoples National Bank, INC 350 Clay Center. Aucts:Foster \VD AC, Good Cattle SAT. SEPT. 28 Kretz & Elmo Steffen, Clay Cen- ter, phone 926-4422, Morganville nded LivoaoCk Dealer$ & Case 800 EXPECT 1250 HD. Case120 Weekly JD 45col Already consigned for this UP reel special sale: Mo. 10 Jr 300-600 600 Heref & Angus & cross- Masseyi bred steer & heifer calves, Case Feeder Pigs 375.550 lbs. ELRYBENliamliEERGiiETPERIEDS4HD6TLESTEINEDISPERSAL Case 420 400 Hereford, Angus & cross- Model LC bred yearling steers, 600-750 Sept. 25 lbs. 100 Registered Holsteins Sell 2 IHC 45 100 yearling Hereford heifers :Co, 3 iv 100 feeder steers, 800-950 600-700 lbs. .) old bale lbs., medium quality 100 mixed feeder steers 750-900 lbs. Shall)John Bea 65 Hereford & Angus Thurs, Oct. 3-Lunch Served Starts 12 Noon Comb SPECIAL STOCKER 8' Mono steer & heifer calves Ferguson weighing 400 to 500 & FEEDER SALES At the farmmiles west North of pt. hitcl /tiside lbs. SCHEDULE c1( 55black & blackwfyear- RY, KANAS 8 usedsic ling steers, 550-700 lbs. Riley is on Highway US 24 and old US 77 New Rol] IN OCTOBER: about 17 miles northwest of Manhattan eoYendit 100 mixed yearling steers 'Arsr, ba] & heifers Sat. 5-12-19-26 47 Cows in Milk side d We are expecting other 32 Open Heifers to be bred this 15 . Bred . Heifers ...... IN NOVEMBER: fall 5. Heifers . plus. increase .. 'Cont end consignments. kodel19-' Sat. 9 and 23 2 Registered Service -Aged Bulls from Good Record Dams this fall. Ford There will be 18 Ccolaswssiffiredeshfoirn TSypeeptemberwith half the herd to freshen Loaderfo P1 RAR For full informationsee Grass & Sept.pt.17s Raymond Vaughn Heil; Rocklull GDrainAdin I'llar,se 4-14 "k- quid BURLINGTON 364-2581 EUREKA GI 3-5493 ELRY BENINGA, Riley,Kansas - Owner BARN PHONE 364-9576 BARN PHONE GI 3-9946 E. A. Dawdy, Sale Mgr.,Salina, Kansas Asi 4210 NF Bigger Yields OffsettingAcreageControls Grass & Grain 27 twit; Agriculture department sta- grain and barley are estimated down 5 per cent; sorghum grain September 24, 1968 larger yields per at near -records. acreage up only 11; soybeans up )11 Three tistics show up 3 per cent, with acreage 11 per cent, acreage up 3; barley 'le acre forsome crops are offset- But, the USDA says, total Li corn down 6 per cent; rye up frac- A&P TO TEST under(4 ting tighter government pro- up 15 per cent; acreage up only E 74). output is expected to be down tionally, with acreage down 59; and rice up 23 per cent, withCREDIT CARD SYSTEM grams. 'only 2 per cent from lastyear per cent; oats up 20 per cent,acreage up 20 per cent. A&P - the nation's largest )ne'V° (2) Average yields of corn, wheat, despite an acreage reduction of (41) rice and soybeans are The USDA has announced grocery chain- is going to try oats, rye, 7.5 per cent. a cut in the national allotmentout credit cards in several expected to set records this Wheat production is forecast Maxfield, for wheat acreage under the stores in Ohio and West year, whilethose of sorghum up 5 per cent, with acreage Virgin. 41'41ra 1969 program from 59,300,000 ia. The cards will permitcusto- saeE.sturzsacm rte Bank acres this year to 51,600,000. mers to charge $200 to $2000 )ck noon: EXECUTOR'S SALE Details of the feed grains pro-worth of merchandise.The gram haven't been announced, cards will expireevery 30 days, Dr. C. S. & Mrs. HershnerEstates but the USDA indicated last with the owner automatically week that farmers participatingreceiving a new card inthe written AT HERSIENER HOSPITAL, ESBON,KANSAS in the 1969 program probably mail. ays after SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1968 AT10:00 A.M. will be asked to take a higher Personal property, antiques, 1964 Buick 225 with percentage of their feed -base A.C., Grand acreage from production, pos- piano, dishwasher, deep freeze, 3 stoves, 3 refrigerators,win- rnished. dow air conditioner, picture frames, coin bank, 30hospital sibly as much as 25 per cent AUCTION beds & miscellaneous old medical equipment. compared with 20 per cent this ;hts. year. To settle the Estate, the fol- 7 Agent. 851 ACRES FARMLAND lowing will be sold atPublic MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1968 AT2:00 P.M. Auction 2 miles south ofAl- Hospital and residential building and about taVista,Kans., on Highway farm land. 851 acres of 177, then 1/2 mile west, or 12 t Charles miles north of CouncilGrove "THAT'S THE DRAWBACK ON DWARF on Highway 177, then 1/2 mile Weltmer, Weltmer & Weltmer, Mankato, west. Perkins, Kans., TREES. THEY'RE EASIER TO Earl E. Sapp, Executor SPRAY, PRUNE AND REACH THE FRUIT TO GET SICK OW Fri., Oct. 4 Esbon, Kans.; Phone 913725-3663 Starts at 12:30 Noon Attorneys for Estates Lunch Served CATTLE 2 red cows, 6 years old;2 Charolais c r o s sheifers, 6 months old; Saturday We will sellat auction the 1 white faced . following listed antique items, steer, 6 months old; 1 whitefac- household furniture, restaurant Sylvan ed heifer, 6 months old.Also equipment & misc, items located hens, lay & chick eqpt. AUCTION 21/2blocks north of the Riley, SALE CO., INC. PICKUP OCTOBER 5 Kansas, Presbyterian Church. 1967 International 1100 Series Sylvan Grove, Ks. '/2ton longwheel base pick- FRIDAY SALES EACH WEEK up, wide bed, deluxe cab, 4 SALE Sat., Sept. 28 Selling 1000-1500 fresh country speed, 2 piece wheels w/ 7.00- Starts 10:00 a.m. Starts 9:30 a.m. stocker and feeder cattle, calves x15 6 ply rubber, rear bumper. Lunch Served and stock cows each week. Bought new 4-12-67, 4,456ac- Used Farm & Industrial Equipment Mike Meyer 913-526-3535 tual miles. Oak table; antique buffet Micky Meyer 913.526-3225 MACHINERY COLEMAN IMPLEMENT CO. Antique sewing machine & cab- AC WD tractor, wide front - CASE DEALER - inet end, complete overhaul, April, Stoneware, churns Quintet. 1968: IHC 13 -hole drill, ferti- BONNER SPRINGS, KANS. 2 kitchen cabinets; old cakebox lizer box, power lift, drilled less Antique coffee grinder LIVESTOCK than 50acres, like new; AC 14' 3 pt. Crust Buster, demo. Antique monkey stove; old ice 2-16" mounted plow: AC 2 -row Midwest plow att. harrow chest COMM. CO. mounted lister w/ fertilizer; of 566 20 Tractors 2 AC 4.16 quick hitch plows Antique Edison phonograph & AC mounted 6' blade; AC moun- 1r steers 560 Diesel Cockshutt tractor & 22 records Quinter, Ks. SR 44 4-14 plow MONDAY SALES EACH WEEK ted field cultivator; AC 2row 16 to $17. 3-16 hyd. plow IHC 4 bottom plow, Quick Hitch Antique iron shelf brackets;an- Selling 1000-1500 fresh country cultivator. no$19to Minn. -Moline G-1000 diesel with10 2, 3 & 4-btm. pull type plows tique fainting couch; piano stocker and feeder cattle, calves AC 7 -ft.trailer mower w/ dis-TA improvement IHC springtooth wheel harrow, bench with eagle claw feet; and stock cows each week. hydraulic cylinder; IHC low John Deere 4010 LP, ad. wide No. 401 antique oak round dropleaf Jay Meyer 913.754-3354 wheel rubber tired sidedeliv- 1 @ 24.50 front disc table ery rake; IHC 7 -ft. tandem disc; ) @ 24.75 2 122 Cub Cadet yard tractors 17' Noble spring harrow, f/disc4 Oak matching wicker bottom Jn 3 -section harrow; Easy -Way Case 1030 Comfort King, 3 pt.17' Case disc with hyd. wheal chairs; several small oak ta- Meyer Stocker FeederPTO post hole digger; 6" and 9" 7 @ 25.00 3010 John Deere 30' Case harrow tool bar, hyd bles; iron bed; swivel chair; 2 & augers: JD 2 -wheel rubber tir- @ 24.65 Case 600 with Eagle hitch 3 burner oil ranges withovens; Order Buying Serviceed metal box manure spreader; WD 45 Allis Chalmers type wheel carrier Featuring Cattle Direct 3 @ 25.00 Rotary hoe, 3 -sec. harrow small oak dresser; several rock- JD 4 -wheel rubber tired wagon WD Allis Chalmers 14' AC disc, snap hitch ers (some antique). From The Country w/ 7'x14' good bed and grain ) @ 25.00 2 H Farmalls, 1 M Farmall, LP Antique commode; dresser Mike Meyer, Sylvan Grove, Ks.sides; 2 -row curler; sulky rake; @ 21.00 B John Deere SPREADERS, SPRAYERS base;several matching oak Micky Meyer, Sylvan Grove field boom sprayer; Hypro ball Empire tractor, Jeep engine & DRYER chairs (hand ax dated 1857, Jay Meyer, Quinter, Ks. bearing PTO pump. 3 @ 24.20 Farmall cub New Idea 70 bu. manure spread- made by J. F. Richards, Kansas MISCELLANEOUS ?. @ 19.40 John Deere tractor er, new City pioneer); daisy churn; oak DC Case tractor New Holland crop dryer sideboard; 2 highback oak beds; GEORGE S. GREEN EST. @ 19.35 Fordson Major diesel 3 pt. hitch sprayer 2 dressers; oak 4 -pedestal an- Maggie Green, Adm. @ 19.35 INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT GMC truck with lime spreader tique center table; large desk; Johnson Bros., Aucts. @ 15.25 IHC T-9 crawler bed metal toys; antique dishes; bot- MININSIIIKININMEMMEMW Caterpillar D4 with loader Comfort 200 gal. sprayer, fiber- tles; antique iron pieces. , CALL: Case 530 Construction King glass boom, NEW 3 antique scales; treadle sew- with backhoe, good ing machine; 2 metal utility Eversman soil leveler, No. 410 PLANTERS, DRILLS stands; several chests of draw- Saturday Soil Mover Model 90E Case 4 -row 444 planter, fert. att. ers; several other dressers; met- Case 1000 diesel Terratrac 4 -row MM with fert. att. al wardrobe; several mirrors; crawler with dozer 2 -row JD planter, fert. att. electric range; Maytag washer; AUCTION 460 IHC with loader andback -4 -row JD No. 406, fert. att. good oil heater. hoe JD Van Brunt 7-17 hole drill, Jeep with trencher fert. & grass box RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT SEPT. 28 2 Barber Green trenchers Powell 2 -row plant setter, No. AND MISCELLANEOUS SALE Henry backhoeon Ford truck 42, with fert. att. Restaurant 3 -door Koch cooler, Starts 12:30 Noon IHC 350 with bucket& backhoe IMPLEMENT TRUCK good WD AC, bucket and backhoe 1957 IHC 160AC with 20' lift Sweeden soft ice cream machine implement bed, hoist, winch Large 2 burner stove with grill Lunch Served COMBINES and oven Case 800 combine,corn head MISC. EQUIPMENT Stove with grill; 2 large french Having decided to quit dairying we will sell at public auction Case 120 10' combine Carter Model 55 HHP irrigation fryers with basket; steam table; our entire herd of High Grade Holstein Cattle at our farm lo- JD 45 combinewith cab & pick- pump 2 suction fans;2 spigot foun- cated 22 miles southeast of Junction City, 22 miles northwest up reel Gehl model GR 41A hammermill tain; pop cooler with cold water of Council Grove or 4% west of Dwight, Kansas. No. 10 JDcorn head 4 -wheel farm trailer fountain; 3 mixer Hamilton Massey FergusonNo. 60 Grain auger malt mixer. An Outstanding Herd 2 Case 150combines PTO seeder 2 National cash registers; 8 High Grade NOTE: This is an outstanding Case 420 2-row corn picker AC blower with pipe stool bar; 3 booths & tables; 1 herd of Holstein dairy cattle. Model LC CaseUni Picker AC forage harvester booth; metal back bar & stor- Large type, well uddered. HAY EQUIPMENT Case Model C forage harvester age; work table; childs chair. Holsteins Have a herd average of over 2 IHC 45 balers Junk parts for Model L Case, Corner register stand & 30 Holstein cows, 2 to 6 yrs.,500 lbs. BF for last 7 years. 2 No. 3 MasseyFerguson balers DC Case, MM Z, WC & B Al- matching glass display case; 2 have been fresh 2 to 8 wks. All home raised, have been 5 old balers lis Chalmers balers, combines, glass display pie- cases; restaur- 13 Holstein cows and heifersculled close for last 25 years. ShallJohn Beanmower, hay cond. etc. ant dishes; glasses & stainless to freshen in next 60 days,All sired and bred to KSBSU combination Henry hyd. jackhammer with flatware;scrub buckets;pres- several close up bulls. 8' Mono rotarymower, NEW engine sure pump; large sign with 4 Holstein cow 10 yrs., to fresh- Calfhood vaccinated, lepto Fergusonparallel hay rake, 3Several riding lawn mowers and flood lights. en in middle of Nov. This vaccinated and Bangs tested. pt. hitch garden tractors 2 large canopies for cafe cow has given over 108,000 Health papers furnished. Rec- JD sidedelivery rake Tool boxes for pickup 8x10 walk-in cooler lbs. of milk and 4577 lbs.ords up to date and furnished 8 used sicklemowers Work bench 14 16 -ft. railroad ties; 6 8 -ft. BF in her lifetime record.on all cows. New HollandModel 404 hay Used appliances - Frigidaire, railroad ties; machinery hyd. 2 - She has 3 heifers in this Running herd average is conditioner Norge - stoves, refrigerators, way cylinders; 3 electric motors; auction over 14,000 lbs. milk & 520 BF. Myers baleloader etc. 1 acetylene bottle; 1 oxygen 20 Holstein yearling heifers, Cows giving up to 19,825 lbs. AC sidedelivery 5 bar rake bottle, and hundreds of other KSBSU sired, open milk and 681 lbs. BF. Your in - LO SHOP EQUIPMENT misc. items. Front 2 Holstein heifers, coming spection invited prior to sale endloaderADERSfor H Farmall Many shop tools, chain hoist, yearlings,open, KSBSU day. One of the better herds to Model 19-22Dearborn loader forengine analyzers, battery charg- TERMS: CASH Ford sired sell at auction this fall. 11. ers. New & used parts - truck, Owners Also several Holstein heifer Loaderfor Ford tractor car & tractor - wheels & tires, calves born by sale day, MILKING EQUIPMENT PLOWS, DISCS, all sizes - wheel weights, oil & Mr. & Mrs. KSBSU sired HAY & FARM EQUIPMENT HARROWS,. TILLERS grease, wheel jog Case 4-14rollover plow Many, many other articles too Alvin Deines IHC quick hitchPTO Rotovator numerous to mention, Carl & Wm. Schnell, Abilene, Auctioneers Mr. & Mrs. Loren Holm & Daughters Amnon Conducted By Ha Tel Auction Company. Inc. Riley State Bank, Cashier & Aucts: Foster Kretz & Elmo Steffen Clerk: Fanners State 4210 N.Elmwood, Kansas City, Mo. 64117. Ph. Area 816 GL 3.3762 Clerk Clay Center, Phone WA 6-4422 Morganville Bank, Dwight September 24, 1968 ELEVENTH ANNUALSPECIAL 28 Grass & Grain Boi AngusStocker itFeederSale (ByI Scotts Get TheirPasture Road & BlackWhiteface Cross Breeds JUNCTION CITY - A 5 -yeardispute between a Geary Present Kansas Highway Commissionover County farm couple and the by construction of 1-70 hasbeen lawsnow their landlocked pasture caused mestic Pro settled. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Scottsigned an agreement requesting fromother Court, Topeka, to dismiss a$90,000 of ( the Shawnee County District House suit against the state. has agreed to build a one-mile, all- dentof AT The highway commission of weather access road from theMcDowell Creek interchange tlernen's It will also serve pastureof three mented on 1.70 to the Scott's pasture.not a party to the suit. other landowners, who werethe road and will be reimbursed Zealand in Geary County will construct to the Um by the state for construction,right-of-way and other costs. The agreement provides for theroad to be completed within 130 working days after October1. County employees willdo the construction work, accordingto B. A. Veltman, Junction City, county engineer. The 24 -foot road will be gradedwith natural soil and rock from ditches and surfaced withcreek gravel. It will be added to the county's highway sustemfor maintenance and will be open for public use. V~AMAANYWV4AAAAAAA0

Crowther -Walker Quarter Horse I wil miles w Show String & Production Sale south o TROMPS CALVES Tuma SATURDAY, NOV. 2, 1:00 p.m. Farmers & Ranchers YEARLINGS Livestock CommiSsion Co. STEERS SALINA, KANSAS WEDN. STARTS HEIFERS Selling - Her 60 1968 COLTS & FILLIES 27 Here 10 YRLG. & OLDER MARES OCT. 2 12:30 P.M side 25 Colts & Fillies by Jimmy Mac 19 Here BO BAR WINNER SELLS calves CALL AND CONSIGN 4 Hoist( Your cattle as early as you can so we canlist them and advertise them. lbs. Also selling a yearling show filly by Bar Cliff; a 1968 roan calves weighing approx. 425 lbs. 3 Black filly by Jimmy Mac Bee out of Revenue Jan by Revenue H. Early consignments show steer & heifer calves One of the top show prospects of the year.Selling 1968 sor- Black Whiteface special sale 2 Black rel show colt by Jackie Bee out of Minorene Trouble. This colt As this is the most important Angus 2 Guerr has won several of the toughest shows in Kansas. of the year, you will want to be sure to get yourconsignments listed. Some cows a REFERENCE STALLIONS: Jimmy Mac Bee 92825.Jackie Bee 205387.Jimmy Mac Dun.Raiders Streak 74261.Bar Holstein Cliff 209171.And other great studs. ing 6 Holsteir For Catalog, Please Contact: Rezac Livestock Commission Co. 5 gal. Holsteir Glennon Crowther Ronald Crowther Duane Walker 2 Hoist( Durham, Kans. Gypsum, Kans. Canton, Kans. Phode 437-2999 - ST. MARYS, KANSAS - Res. 437-6266 ing Guernse 2 Guerr old, n 2 Red o Red coy Black 1. Red coy MILl Red004,a/ DeLaval plete NEBRASKA NEBRASKA Del.aval Cattle d 6cc syr weithts Sale Every Saturday 49 H( Sale Every Tuesday 5 York Thetotal receipts were considerably higher than lastSaturday's sale. The 2 York The hog market was active with the butchers selling $18.25 to $29.40. pig market was steady with 50 pound pigs bringing from$14.00 to $16.00 per 42 shoa Pride o The sows sold mostly $16.00 to $17.90 and the pigs according to head. Pigs weighingfrom 60 to 80 pounds brought from $17.00 to$18.00. Hog trc size $14.50 to $21.00 by the head. The cattle market was also very active on all classes. Butchercows were 2 oblom were steady with P011L' steady, and light cattle weighing from 400 to 500 pounds 190 Hy - The cattle market was active. We sold steer calves to $34.50; 14 last week bringing from $28.00 to $30.00 per hundred. Poultry whiteface steers weighing 560 lbs @ $27.80; 10 blacksteers weighing Bigsteers were steady with800 pound steers bringing from $25.00 to Egg war 565lbs. @$27.25; 12 whiteface steers weighing 650 lbs, @ $26.80; TRl $25.50 and steers weighing from 650 to 700 pounds brought from $26.00 to 1948 Ch 8whiteface steers, been fed grain, weighing1105 lbs. @ $26.50; 14 $27.00. 4-whl. tr black heifers weighing 435 lbs. @ $26.00; 10 black whiteface heifers We have already consigned several bunches of cattle for next week'ssale 625 lbs @ $25.00; 10whiteface heifers weighing590 lbs. @ $25.15; including: 30 whiteface heifers weighing 655 lbs. @ $25.30; and the weigh up 200 whiteface and angus steers weighing from 750 to 800pounds. cows sold mostly $14.50 to $18.00. If you have livestock tosell, please contact us at any time atthe SUPERIOR Wil LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. for your best hog and cattle market. SOME OF THE CONSIGNORS WERE: THE FOLLOWING IS SOME OF OUR SALES: Gerard Thibault, Lebanon, Ks. Hansen & Yost, Red Cloud PIGS Marvin Harrifeld, Red Cloud John E. Jones, Lebanon, Ks. Irvin 22 mixed pigs @ 17.00 ea. 7 mixed pigs @ 21.00ea. We Lorin Herrick, Guide Rock Duane Minnick, Riverton 157 white pigs @ 17.00 ea. 19 mixed pigs @16.750. Du Irvin Pettit, Burr Oak, Ks. Rodney Edgar, Riverton 14 whitepigs @ 15.50 ea. 31 mixed pigs @ 15.750, FreyBros., RedCloud Roy Lewis, Bostwick 36 white pigs @ 13.75 ea. Howard Lovejoy, I navale Hansen &Wulf, Red Cloud CATTLE Rayland Jansen, Blue Hill Lorin Grone, Smith Center, Ks. 18whiteface steers700@ 26.00 28 black steers 746@ 25.80 Sale 1 Alex Kohn,Guide Rock Ricahrd Hubl, Blue Hill 29.90 72 whitefacesteers789@ 25.50 8 black steers 417@ Ivan Stokes, Red Cloud Mat Holt, Lebanon, Ks. 25.10 33holsteinsteers 1043@ 22.55 9 whiteface steers 755@ Cecil Wiedenhoft, Guide Rock Clarence Garnard & Andrew 28whiteface [email protected] 7 whiteface steers 702 t 26.00 Ivan Jorgenson, Inavale Hansen, Red Cloud 25.50 6 whiteface heifers551@ 24.30 22 black heifers 519 @ Randy Hunter,Guide Rock Larry Mattison,Inavale 24.75 18 whiteface heifers728@ 25.10 10 whiteface heifers 529@ Chas. Love, Esbon,Ks. Roy & Jack Craig, Bellaire, Ks. THE FOLLOWING IS SOME OF OUR CONSIGNORS: Gary Myers, Red Cloud Francis Wilson, Inavale LyleMcCannon, Superior, Nebr. Roy Headley, Burr Oak,Kansas A good sale this week with a lot of cattle that did not make it due to the rain James Duffy, Guide Rock, Nebr. Frank Langr, Superior,Nebraska which is very appreciative and for next Tuesday we are expecting a good run Russell Fraser, Norway, Kansas Harold May, Mankato, Kansas of cattle or for any information just call. Herman Pohlman, Deshler, Nebr. Max Mills, Edgar, Kansas Bill Taylor, Jewell, Kansas Wilbur Blau, Deweese,Nebraska Doug May, Superior, Nebr. Harry & Mike Jensen,Superior,Nebr. RED CLOUD LIVESTOCK CO. For Consignments or early listings, contact: BARN PHONE 746-2622, RED CLOUD, Nebr. DEAN JONES, Owner (BUTCH) HARRY HEIDELK, Managerl SUPERIOR LIVESTOCK COM. CO. Phone 225-4281 Phone 879-3711 Phone 742-8151 DEAN JONES, Owner JIM BRUNING,Manager Nelson, Nebraska LES RUMMERY For Info Blue Hill, Nebraska Phone Nelson 225-4281 Superior,Nebraska Superior, Nebraska GAIL ( tirely with theforeign cattlemen. marketings by domesticcattle- men which will givean ad- Grass & Grain iloth Sides GetHurt "Theirpainfulposition," equate supply of the 29 le House said, "parallels same type the prob-beef at a competitiveprice, he lem faced inearlier months ofadded. September 24, 1968 By CurrentLaws this year by U.S.cattlemen when excessiveimports were Present U.S. beef import His commentscame in a state-being dumpedon our shores." $415 to Galen Brown hurting both do- of Wet- laws now are ment issued from theassocia- The United Stateshas a quota 4nore and $405 to R. L.Rickman mestic producers and exporters tion's headquarters inDenver. law that limitstotal beef im- of Crab Orchard, Nebr. countries, said Bill Hudspeth Sale from other House said that cattlemenof ports for any oneyear. The cat- The top female went for$420 souse of Cedar Vale, Ks., presi- New Zealand andAustralia tlemen's associationlong has to Don Rosh & Sons, Valley dent of American National Cat- were faced with at least two been insisting thatthe limits Grosses $21,650 Falls. tlemen's Association. He com- months without a majorexportshould be by the HOLTON- The Hudspeth Perry Garten of Effingham month or sea-Hereford dispersion mented on the action of New marketwhichundoubtedly sons. grossed paid $255 for one cow andher Zealand in curtailing shipments would affect their prices.His $21,650 to average $314on 15heifer calves went to Walter bulls and $278 on 61 females. to the United States. sympathy, however,was not en - Related Story Sloan of Leavenworth for$130. On Page 31 The sale top went for $560to Gene Watson was the auction- Schuetz Brothers of Mercier,Ks.eer and William Hudspeth Other top bull sellers was Saturday Particularly, the U.S. cattle- went forthe sale manager. men complain about imports which are "bunched" inany one AUCTION period and thus becomean un- CLUB CALF SALE SEPT. 28 usual bearish factor in Ameri- SEPT. 30 - 7:00 P.M. - UNION STOCKYARDS can markets. WICHITA, KANSAS The cattlemen's association SALE 35 top quality Hereford 10 Registered Hereford Starts 12:00 Noon had word that bath New Zea- steer calves heifer calves Lunch Served land and Australia had deter- mined to haltall beef ship- Sponsored. By I will sell at public auction at the place 11/2 milessouth & 3 ments to the United States for miles west of Fairbury, Nebr., on Highway No. 8, then4 miles the rest of this year Kansas Junior Hereford Assn. south on gravel road; or 1 mile east & 11/2miles south of --- except Willa Thompson, See. Treas. Glenn Oleen, Pres. Thompson, Nebr.; or 6 miles east of Mahaska, Kans. to Jack those already on the seas. Beef Rt. 4, Abilene, Kans. Falun, Kans. Tuma Station, then 4 miles North. imports this year have. been 4-whl. trailer, 70 bu. feeder box running, to date, at a record 84 Head 2 -wheel, 8x14, tilt top trailer rate. BUILDINGS - WINDMILL "Self-imposed reduction of do- 24' windmill tower, No. 7 (ift. Saturday wheel mestic beef tonnage during this Hereford Cattle Brooder house period of extra -heavy imports 27 Hereford cows, calves at 2 small buildings was the only factor that saved AUCTION side 19 Hereford steer & heifer domestic producers -.from disas- SEPT. 28 calves, 500 to 600 lbs. Machinery ter," House asserted. 4 Holstein steers, 600 to 700 1951 IH Model M tractor, with The association president cited SALE n. lbs. 2 -way pump the fact that shipments of -beef Starts 12:30 Noon 3Black Whitefaceheifer 1944 IH Model M tractor Lunch at 11:30 a.m. calves 1948 Ford tractor with over- now on the way by ship will le 2 Black Whiteface steer calves drive likely keep market channels full Location: FALLEY'S FARM, TOPEKA,-KANSAS 2 Guernsey heifer calves IH No. 250 mounted cultivator through October, and probably 3 miles north of Highway 24 onnew Highway 75, then 1/2 mile d. Some of the above HerefordIH Model H & M mounted 'into November. This, historical- east and 1/2 mile north. CAWS are registered. lister 13 MILCH COWS IH No. 46 baler, very good ly,is a period of heavy cow BUILDINGS & BINS Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, milk- condition Butler insulated metal build- Farm Machinery ing 6 gal. Co-op 3-14 plow ing, 28'x28' Holstein cow, 2 yrs., milking IH 10 ft. wheel tandem disc 6 ring Butler grain bin, app.John Deere 4 -row cultivator CO. 5 gal. 3 -point blade 2000 bu. 1964 John Deere 4010 tractor Holstein cow, 6 yrs 2 ring Butler grain bin, ap- International 12' chisel plow , to freshenDearborn 3 -point mower AUCTION prox. 850 bu. John Deere Mower, Model 9W 2 Holstein cows, 5 yrs., milk-Dearborn 3 -pt. 2-14 plow 3 ring Butler grain bin, appr.Massey Harris side delivery ing Case 16 -hole drill rake Guernsey cow, 6 yrs., milkingCentury front mount sprayer PASTURE 1100 bu. 2 Guernsey cows, 7 & 8 yrs.IH 182 lister We will sell at public auction 3 ring Columbian grain bin, JD 10' tandem disc old, milking owned by appr. 1100 bu. JD 3 -bottom plow IH 9' springtooth the late Alfred Westling at the The above grain bins all have8' heavy duty grader blade 2 Red cows, to freshen John Deere 15' disc pasture located 8 miles south of sloping bottoms with unload-JD 16' rotary hoe Red cow, 7 yrs. old, to freshenIH mounted manure loader ing augers. JD 4 row corn planter Black 1st calf heifer Case side delivery rake Haddam, Ks., or 12 north and 1 Red cow, calf at side west of Clifton, Kans. Sale to be 1000 bu. Butler grain bin JD 17 hole grain drill John Deere 2 -row planter held at northeast corner ofpas- 2 20'x60' Kansas -Missouri silos,JD chuckwagon MILKING EQUIPMENT IH 10-C hammer mill ture. less than 10 yrs. old Gehl feed wagon with PTO DeLaval 1 unit milker, com- Continental 3 -pt. Go -dig 125 bu. Blair manure spreader plete Small cylinder sheller Fri., Oct. 4 CATTLE FEEDING EQPT. 30' baled hay & grain elevator DeLaval No. 514 separator IH 2ME cornpicker 4 cattle waterers with electricHay bale loader Cattle dehorner; 40cc syringe:3 -point post hole digger Starts 10 a.m. heating element with PTO 6cc syringe;tattoo set; horn3 point bale loader Legal Description: NE',' of Sec- Silomatic adjustable silo un- Prewitt 12" post hole digger weights herd book. Gehl 1 -row forage harvester tion 3 in Twp. 4, Range 1, Wash- loader 40 ft. elevator lag 49 HOGS & EQUIPMENT Kelly Ryan 32'elevator & ington County, Kansas, all 100 gal. high pressure cattle MISCELLANEOUS he 5 York bred sows 16' grain auger grass, watered by well, 2 ponds, sprayer 225 amp Lincoln electric 2 York bred gilts speed jack 2 springs, well fenced, old set of 5 Pamline cattle rub oilers welder with hood & hammer I per 42 shoats, 60 to 100 lbs. Saw frame & blades improvements, corners Co. gra- 10,000 lb. Ronson electronic Lots of miscellaneous assort- Pride of the Farm feeder Cement mixer vel road. Has been empty this scale with platform & cattle ment of welding rod Hog troughs Several pieces of old mchry. year. Good winter grass. rack Gas welder with bottles and e 2 oblong tanks, with waterers Terms: 25';', down day of sale. Fox 48" blower with power cart POULTRY & EQUIPMENT HAY & STRAW Balance in 20 da vs. rs- h- take -off, also 60' pipe Cutting torch & assortment of 190 Hy -Line Hens 1500 bales alfalfa hay stract is delivered. Sellers to pay 24" Davis crimper welding tips Poultry feeders & waterers 200 bales straw 1967 and all prior years taxes. Cracker roller mill Complete outfit of accessories Egg washer HOUSEHOLD GOODS Buyer to get possession upon Wenger 2 ton feed batch mix-1 25 hp electric motor to TRUCK & TRAILERS signing of contract sale day. er 3 20 hp electric motors 1948 Chevrolet 1 ton truck SOME ANTIQUES This grass is easy to get to 5000 lb. Cardinal hatch scale,1 5 hp electric motor 4-wh1. trailer, 6 -ton hoist & boxLOTS OF MISCELLANEOUS corners with good gravel road. mounted on top of mixer Several smaller models Your inspection invited prior to 100 ft. 6" auger All electric motors are water- TERMS: CASH sale day. This grass will sell to 400' of Silomatic feed bunk proof, dustproof and are 3- ids. highest bidder sale day. auger phase current DELBERT HENDRICKSON, 60 ft. 16" heavy duty auger forMANY OTHER ITEMS TOO 310R Willard & Elmo Gumaer,Owners EVERETTLF,F. HENDRICK- handling grain or silage NUMEROUS TO MENTION SON, ROSE MARIE ROGIC, All machinery & equipment R.R. 4, Fairbury, Nebr.- Phone 729-5742 DELLA PETERSON & AL- BALED HAY will be sold to the highest bid- Aucts: Schultis & Son & Wolken VENA SWENSON, Owners 2400 bales prairie hay in shedder. Livestock, Real Estate and General Farm Sales Floyd Sarrick Jr., Attorney & Irvin Schultis, 1109 K St., Fairbury, Nebr., Phone 729-2435 EscrowAgentforowners, 00 ea. Wayne Schultis, Diller, Nebr., Diller Phone 793-3005 Washington, Kans. Falley's Farm 75 ea. Auctioneer, Foster L. Kretz, Duane Wolken, Diller, Nebr., Diller Phone 793-3081 Aucts: Eugene Smith Clerk: 75 ea. Fairbury State Bank, Clerk Clay Center, Kansas. Phone & Rudy Ketcherside Morganville WA 6-4422. Henry Alberg

80 Sale Every 90 Saturday 10 Cloud County Livestock Commission C Increased receipts on a steady to Concordia, Kansas 19 black hfrs 334 @ 25.20 00 25 j lower market here this past large. The following is a partial 4 blkwhifc hfrs 423 @ 24.10 50 Saturday. Heavier steers & heifers listing of sales made this past 4 whifc heifers600 @ 23.70 75 suffered most of the decline. Saturday. 6 black heifers586 @ 23.60 HOGS 13 black heifers 476 @ 23.10 Light weight cattle remained in STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 5 butchers 210 @ 20.70 strong demand. Butchers were 12 blk steers 328 @ 33.00 5 whifc heifers658 @ 23.10 21 butchers 234 @ 19.20 higher, offerings of top quality 20 whifc heifers 481 @ 22.10 6 whifc steers 325 @ 32.75 12 butchers 230 @ 19.20 Offerings of top quality heifers feeder pigs were limited. Cows 2 whifc steers 395 @ 31.60 7 butchers 204 @ 19.10 were steady. 5 whifc strs 445 @ 28.80 were limited. 12 butchers COWS 230 @ 19.10 3 black steers 435 @ 27.80 6 butchers 205 @ 19.10 Seeding wheat and filling the silo 4 whifc steers 443 @ 27.60 1 whiface cow 1230 @ 19.40 1 whiface cow 1070 @ 18.00 4 butchers 221 @ 19.00 has reduced farmer buying for the 3 whifc steers 505 @ 27.00 18 butchers 1 holstein cow 1205 @ 17.80 196 @ 18.90 \lebr. past week. If you have livestock 5 whifc steers 624 @ 26.60 8 sows 2 . 360 @ 16.50 that you would like to sell or if 3 black steers 540 @ 26.40 1170 @ 17.20 4 sows 1 whiface cow 1305 @ 16.70 410 @ 16.00 you need livestock consider the 6 black steers 690 @ 25.60 2 sows 523 @ 15.65 Cloud County Livestock Comm- 2 whifc steers 903 @ 24.00 SHEEP 2 sows 540 @ 15.50 ission Company where each cust- STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 4 feeder lambs 85 @ 22.80 6 boars 245 @ 14.75 omer is treated equally. No 14 whifc heifers 376 @ 25.70 12 feeder lambs82 @ 23.80 4 boars 640 @ 14.20 lager consignment is too small or too 2 whifc heifers632 @ 25.50 10 fat lambs 94 @ 22.10 Over 40 boars sold this past Saturday. -a ska For Informationor Estimates: LEO RAUCH, Clay Center 632-3092 GAIL GARTON, Concordia 243-1181 Radio KNCK '1370' 6:45 T.T.S. J.M. "MATT" Davis, Delphos 623-4543.

NNW Keeney, Kans., Ernestand Oct. 18- Annual fall Mr. & Mrs. re . in Riley, Kans., Ruth Ann Schneider andMr. ed Quarter Alvin Deines. AuctsCarl and Horse euust'k% and Mrs. Bill Meyers.Vic ment sale inSaline, Schnell. Ireton, Roth, sale mgr.; George sale mgr.; tk; Calendar Sept. 28 - Farmsale south- Crowther; G&G Nebr., Will- Morse, auct. Aucts Rogerlli F111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I11111111111111111111r west of Fairbury, & farm Johnson, Dean Oct. 9 - Real estate Moor a` Sept. 28 - Farmsale east of ard & Elma Gumaer.Aucts e artdk A Sept. 24 - House and furnish- Berryton, Kans., Mrs.Law- machinery northeast Manhat- ings an Salina, Kans., Bert Schultis & Son & Wolken. Oct. 19- Household rence Hermann.Auct. Ernest calf sale in Wi- tan. Merle Johnston. Don Schinger estate. Aucts Frank Sept. 30 - Club south of Blue goods Arnold. chita, Ks., sponsoredby Kan- Roche, auct. Rapids.16 BE Harz and Bob Perry. goods Oct. 9 - PolledHereford dis- Clarence Benrn. RD Sept. 24 - Farm sale in Hart-Sept. 28 - Household sas JuniorHereford Assn., auct. Rothi. southwest of Manhattan,Ks., Willa persion, WaKeeney, Kans., New ford, Kans., Mrs. 0. B. Cun- Glenn Oleen, presiident; VicOct. 19- Morning Mr. & Mrs. Wilber Sprecker, Thompson, secretary. San -R -Ranch. Sale Mgr. household sale tend t' ningham. Auct. Evert Smith. goodsnortheast Aucts Bierbohm and Shehi. Sept. 30 - Landauction south- Roth. Abilene, Kans., during Sept. 25 - Complete high grade northeast northeast Effie Sept. 28 - Farm sale west of Clifton, Kans.,heirs ofOct. 10 - Farm sale Page. taking Holstein dispersal southwest estate. Auct.Foster of Abilene, Kans., Warren Rretz of Topeka, Kans., Falley's the late Arthur Cyrand Cath- Oct. 19 the IL of Lathrop, Mo., Mr. & Mrs. Eu- Clay Graham. Auct Foster Kretz. - Afternoon fatin Farm, Lou Falley. Aucts erine Cyr. Jones & Ryan, s4 Ronald A Shaver. Auct. Don- farm, northeast ofAbilene, gene Smith & RudyKeterside Center, attorneys foradmin.;Oct. 11 - Larry Goodman sat ald J. Bowman. goods in Auct Page Jr. Auct.Foster Sept. 28 - Household Larry Lagasse, auct. north of Barnes, Kans. xto Sept. 26 - Farmland sale west Hillsboro, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Oct. 21- Dairy sale of Garnett, Kans., Frank and Sept. 30 - Farmland,hospital Foster Kretz. of Palmer, Hansson% D. B. Wiens. Auct Ed P.Win- and residential buildings,Es - Oct. 12 - Householdgoods in Elmer Mabel Kirkhoff. Aucts Dain's Ohlde. Auct.Foster ter. executor's Clay Center, Kans., Art Cow- Krep Real Estate. bon, Kans., part of Oct. 24- Farm sale Sept. 28 - Dairy sale westof Dr. C. S. ell. Auct Foster Kretz. nort Gar] Sept. 26 - Farm sale southeast sale in Esbon, Kans., of Clifton, Kans., or 2 Dwight, Kans., Loren Holm. Oct. 12 - Shorthorninvitation- Marie B of Hartford, Kans., Mrs. Alice & Mrs. Hershner estates. West Auct. Foster Kretz. bull sale at al sale inTrimble, Mo., Auct FosterKretz, Gillingare. Auct. Evert Smith. Sept. 30 - Special Oct. 25- Shop tools, Sept. 28 - Sale of registered Farmers Shaw's Pleasant Acres. Bill antiq4 Sept. 26 - Boar & Gilt Sale, the regular sale of & misc. in Greenleaf, angus in Holton, Kans.,Par- Kans., Stunkel, Fremont, Nebr., sale xaia. Kansas Duroc Breeders Assn., & Ranchers in Salina, Mrs. L. J. Nelson. allel Farms, Whiting, Kans. Auct, Manhattan Fairgrounds. L. C. Helbert, S & HRanch. mgr. Paul Scheid and Bill Cochren. farmOct. 12 - Farm salesoutheast ter Kretz. Yiel Sept. 28 - Household goodsin Sept. 30 - Roy Brown Oct. 28 - Farm per Sept. 28 - Farm sale southwest Auct of DeWitt, Neb., August sale soot, Salina, Kans., Marion Kincaid sale south of Clifton. Clay Center, Kans., 85 a ofRossville,Ks.,Calvin Mahloch. Aucts Schultis & Rebell men estate. Aucts Frank Harz and Foster Kretz. Carlson. Auct Crow. Auct. Everett Hoobler. catt'e Son & Wolken. Foster Xteu year Bob Perry. ofOct. 1 - Complete Angus Oct. 31 - Angus Sept. 28 - Executor's sale dispersalin Hays, Kans., Oct. 12 - Salvage yard& an- production Sept. 28 - Sale at Grace Meth- personal items, hospital beds sale, Wymore, Nebr., prpo Pohlman's Angus Ranchof tique items at Abilene. George Do "C" Angus Farm, odist Church, Emporia, Kans., and miscellany, Hershner hos- Natoma, Kans., A. F. Pohlman Jones. Don Roche, auct. Clement. well Auct. Evert Smith. pital, Esbon, Kans. Weltmer, Holstein of Jones. land Oct. 2 - Reg. & Grade Oct. 14 - Dairy sale south Nov. 1 - Farm sale intac Sept. 28 - Farmland sale east Weltmer & Weltmer, Manka- dairy herd dispersal southeast Dwight, Kans., Sam. H. Eul- north per} ofGreen,Kans., . to, attys; Earl E. Sapp, exec. of Ottawa, Kans., Mr. &Mrs. Cliffott of Council Grove, Kans., Mr. er. Auct Foster Kretz. Miles. Auct Foster Sept. 28 - Restaurant equip- Aucts Kretz 80 a & Mrs. Albert A. Southard. Leroy Wassmund. Oct. 14 - Real estate northwestNov. 1 - Harrunarlund ment, household & antiques Claude Myers and Russ Fee - & Si. prov Auct Jim Kirkeminde. of Leonardville. Harry Ber- rock annaul Angus hack. gerson Estate. Don Roche, sale bl unit. of Marys, Kans. bean Oct. 2 - Farm sale northeast auct. Nov. 2 - CrowtherValke Selle Odell, Nebr., Frank Pavlik. Oct.14 - Balthrop Farms Aucts Schultis & Son & Wol- Hampshire hog sale in New- Quarter Horse show*it; production sale at Farmer ken. ton, Kans., John Balthrop, Wi- Oct. 2 - Farm sale northeastof chita, Kans. Ranchers barn in Salina,t Longford, Kans., Mrs. How- Oct. 16 - Farm sale east of Glennon Crowther, Renal ard Mall. Auct. Foster Kretz. Randolph, Kans., Fred Byar- Crowther and Duane Wi',1 lay. Auct Foster Kretz. Oct. 3 - Final day for receiv- TEE RD: 4w ing sealed bids on HamiltonOct. 16 - Farm sale southeast County, Kansas, farmland, es- of Alta Vista, Kans., George ONWARD I. IF -- tate of Leonard Maxfield, El- Eberle. Auct Jim Kirkeminde. HOGS START AT 11:00 A.M. CowCr: vin D. Perkins, Emporia, atty.Oct. 17 - Household goods in Royal CATTLE AT 1:00 P.M. Oct. 3 - Holstein dispersal west Clay Center, Kans., Mrs. S. K. Montgomery. Auct. Foster Apparkt of Riley. Elry Beninga. E. A. SERVICEABLE Mb We had a good run of cattle and hogs last Saturday, with Dawdy, sale mgr. Kretz. most classes selling on a steady market comparedwith last WITH WEIGHT REC0111; Oct, 3 - Complete registeredOct. 18 - Farm sale north of Priced . . . $300 to SF' week, and compared with sales in the area. While there Holstein dispersal, Riley, Green, Kans., Delbert Evans. were fewer feeders, prices held steady. GRANTPOOLE Kans.,Elry Beninga.E.A. Auct. Foster Kretz. Calves were in largest numbers, and they sold good. We Oct. 18 - Real estate southeast MANHATTAN, KANS, have several out-of-state buyers, especially from Nebraska Dawdy, sale mgr. Located 4 mi south off7M Oct. 4 - Farm sale northwest of Blue Rapids. W. H. Netz. intersection, 2 rm west or.'- and Iowa, and they are looking for feeders and calves.If Don Roche, auct. Dowell Creek RdPh. PR fi you have some you want to market, this is a good time. of Council Grove,Kans., We had nearly 1000 head of swine for the sale, with George S. Green estate, Mag- about 500 fat hogs that topped at $19.55. Th,:.prices seemed gie Green, admin. Aucts John- The No.I Hog Market In Kansas about steady with last week. Feeder pigs brought from $16 to son Bros. $20 per head. Oct. 4 - North Central Kansas Feeder Calf Sale at Clay Cen- WASHINGTON SALES CO. EXTRA SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT FOR SEPT. 28 ter. Les Salle, Clay Ext. ag- TRY US SOON 35 head of real choice first calf WF springers from a ent, sale mgr. reputation herd.They have 8 or 9 calves now, balance calving. Oct. 5 - Lord's Acre auction for HOGS every TUESDAY A These springers weight 1000-1100 lbs. Methodist church in Endicott, CATTLE every WEDNESDAY All Salo Nebr. Aucts Schultis & Son & Start 10p: BULLS STEER CALVES Wolken. YOU GET ACTION 2 whifc steers 225 @ 34.00 1 whifc bull 1585 p 22.80 Oct. 5 - Used farm & industrial 12 b & b wf strs 1 holstein bull 1565 @ 23.40 AT THE WASHINGTON AUCTION ED BURT 1 whifc bull 1370 p 22.20 machinery in Bonner Springs, 1 holstein bull 1690 p 22.60 Kans., Coleman Implement, STEER CALVES Inc. Aucts Hagel Auction Co. 2 whifc strs 225 @34.00 Barn Phone EA 5-2266 Residence EA 52393 12 b&b wf strs 445 p30.40 FEEDER STEERS & HEIFERS Oct. 5 - House and antiques in 3 b&b wf steers490 @29.40 20 whifc strs 760 p 25.80 Abilene, Kans., Jack Green. Washington, Kans. 28.90 5 whifc strs 660 p 26.30 Aucts Carl and Win. Schnell. Cl 2 blkwf steers 475 p 9 515 @28.55 8 whifc roan strs 740 p 25.55 Oct. 5 -- Real estate & house- S whifc steers 16 560 @27.65 30 blk steers 775 p 25.75 hold goods & antiques in Lati- 13 whifc steers 11 14 b&bwf bull cf460 p27.35 5 whifc steers 725 @ 25.60 mer, Kans., Chas. Adams. Ronald Rice Motorsdit 660 p23.85 Aucts H. M. Sharp and Lee 21 1 blkwf steer 625 @27.40 50 whifc hfrs CAD1111 87 3 whifc heifers640 @23.70 Remy. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE North Kansas' Largest VolumeDealer 7' HEIFER CALVES Oct. 5 - Household goods at 3' 14 b&bwf hfrs 450 @26.10 HOGS Blue Rapids. Hazel Arens Es- NW 2nd Phone CO 3-4000 ABILF,NE, 9 pink butchers 19.55 2 6 blk wf hfrs 485 p26.10 231p tate. Don Roche, auct. 4 10 whifc hfrs 457 p25.90 18 red butchers230 p19.45 Oct. 7 - Polled Hereford disper- 25.85 18 mixed but.236 p19.45 3c 7 whifc hfrs 445 p sion,Otis, Kansas.Fritz Station Wagons 12 25.60 18 mixed but.209 p19.45 11 whifc hfrs 515 p Kerbs & Son. Sale mgr. Vic 1959 CHEVROLET Bel Air, V8, station wagon ...... 2 520 @24.85 19 mixed but. 221 @ 11 whifc hfrs Roth. Radio, heater, stick shift ,CO 30 whifc hfrs 515 p24.60 22 mixed but. 216 p19.35 1959 RAMBLER 4 door station wagon ...... Oct. 7 - Earl Adams dairy 1 16 mixed but. 231 @19.35 Radio, heater, automatic transmission. sale south of Linn. Auct. Fos- Sii 2 COWS 10 red but. 220 p1 9. 30 1961) PLYMOUTH V8 4 door station wagon ...... ter Kretz. 1 2 mixed sows 310 p17.70 Radio, heater, automatic transmission. $10 Cow market was real good. Gooa 1962 CHEVY II Nova 4 door station wagon ...... 12 2 white sows 360 p17.50 Oct. 7 - Fritz Kerbs & Sons cows sold from $17.50 to $19.00. Radio, heater, automatic transmission. 8 375 p17.40 Polled Hereford dispersion in Few heiferette cows sold from 11 hamp. sows sir q."..akakakao"."00114116 $19 to $22 with a few shelling 1 red sow 425 p17.40 Otis, Kans., Vic Roth, sale cows brought from $15 to $17. 2 spotted sows 440 p16.20 mgr.; George Morse, auct. NEW 1968s AT BIGDISCOUNTS Oct. 8 - Personal property of 4 We have a few left, various models. Here's your 29 PIGS Lester Holmes estate in Clay price COWS & CALVES chance to get a NEW CAR at about the same 10 3 whifc cows icalv@ 244.00 Good pigs from 60 lbs. up sold Center, Kans. Auct. Foster as a good used ca. Kretz. 13 1 whifc cow/calf p 210.00 from $17 to $19. Smaller pigs 18 p 240.00 brolght from $15 to $17. Oct. 9 - Holstein cattle and $1,°.! 2 whifc cow/calf 1963 FORD Country Sedan 4 door ...... P°"` 81 2 whifc cows/calf p 226.00 Little pigs brought from $ 13 farm sale southeast of Endi- passenger,9 radio, heater, automatic transmission, 22 to $15.00 cott, Nebr., Mr. & Mrs. Dale 1965s_steeringmg and brakes, air conditioned. CHEVROLET V-8 Biscayne 4 door stationwagontee 41 LICENSED AND BONDED Nitzel. Aucts Schultis & Son Radio, heater, automatic transmission, powers & Wolken air conditioner. $20 BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY' CE 8-1471 Oct. 9 - Farm sale north of 1966 CHEVROLET Bel Air V8 4 door station wagon creerioi If you have livestock to appraise, call: Leonardville,Kans.,Carl Radio, heater, automatic transmission, Power " obll VERN LANGVARDT, Manager, 502 UPLAND Glanzer. Auct Foster Kretz. and brakes, air conditioner. can HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer, 520 UPLAND Oct. 9 - San -R -Ranch Polled HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone 349-2863 Open Evenings Till 9 p.m. Hereford dispersionin Wa- Sundays 1 to 5 pan- register. consign. na, Bernam Ronald gether, saying the U.S. can feed Roger Grass & Grain ore arid its own and that foreign coun- 31 Hussies, New ZealandCut tries ought to be sending their ° beef elsewhere - where the September 24, 1968 Adgoads the meat import act with a view IPids. needs are greater. Mrs. They talk of a month -by -monthto reducing futureimports )on Roche, Beef ExportsInto U.S. sharply." New Zealand and Australia in- The restriction was voluntary ing about the rising volume of Related Story sale of tend to reduce exports of beef on the part of the two main ex- On Page 29 WICHITA JUNIOR SHOW northeast during the balance of the year, beef imports because of the ad- HELD NEXT WEEK of porters of beef to the United verse effect on their operations. ffie Page quota, rather than an annual WICHITA - The 36th annual taking some of the pressure off States. The estimate in June was that ter Kretz. the U.S.cattle market this fall. Cattlemen had been complain. one. However, there has been Kansas National Junior Live- 935 million pounds would he little talk in Congress about thestock Show will be held here n farm sale imported this year, still below ene, Sam problem. September 30 and October 1-2 at the 1045 million pounds that One exception is Rep. Thomasthe Wichita Union Stock Yards. tster Kretz, Farmland Auction would automatically trigger im- to southwest Kleppe of South Dakota. About $45,000 has been raisedto Thurs., Sept. 26at 1:00 p.m. port quotas. The next estimate "What is really needed," he finance the show and sale, t,Elmer due to be made later this says says, "is a drastic overhaul ofDan Smith II, generalmanager. ter Kretz, At the farm 41/2 miles west of the Garnett SaleBarn, month. ale northeast Garnett, Kans., on 31 Highway, 1 north, yz west, 3:4 north; However, actual imports of Merle or 2 south of Richmond, 1 west, !,'2south, 3 west, 2 south,I/2 Black. west and 1/4 south. beef for the first seven months z. of this year amounted to 543 Saturday Is, antiques million pounds - 16 percent leaf, APPROXIMATELY 402 ACRES Kans., more than for the same period AUCTION Auct. Pos, Choice,fertile,highlyprod-ctive,welldrainedland. last year. Yields up to 70 bu. wheat, 46 bu. soybeans and 160 bu. milo Cattlemen, never satisfied SEPT. 28 ale south per acre have been raised on this land. Has 170 acres milo & of 85 acres soybeans growing now. Approx. 95 acre wheat allot- with the compromise Congress SALE lst, Robert ment and 78A corn & milo allotment. ASC. payments this made in August 1964, in setting Starts 1:00 p.m. ster Kretz, year approximately $3500. a world-wide quota, are now in- production Modern house, fair improvements. 190acrts of highly sisting that changes be made. Having purchased a home with furnishings, we will sell the ebr., Double prpoductive pasture, mostly bromegrass. Never failingwater, They are against imports alto - following items at public auction located at 2504 Stagg Hill , Clement well fenced, 3 fish stocked ponds. Approx. :r160 C, acres of this Road, Manhattan, Kans. land could be farmed. 140 acres terraced. All mineral rights intact. A good owner operator can gross $30,000 to $40,000 CONSIGNMENT In Case Of Rain Sale Will Be One Week Later On Oct. 5 northeast per year. Clifford GE refrigerator; walnut to 8 gal. size; old trunk; lawn Ir Kretz, Land to be sold in 3 tracts: 160 acres with improvements; bookshelf; Kelvinator refrig-mower; 20 to 25 steel posts; 80 acres unimproved, mostly all tillable;162 acres unim- erator; lavatory, sinks; bench-lumber, tin shingles & screens and & Sham proved, mostly all tillable. Will also be offered as whole es; coffette; tubs. Chicken or hog troughs is sale in St unit. Possession of land to be plan'ed to wheat, when soy- Maytag washer; bottom to rollBedroom suite complete, real beans are harvested. Possession of balance March 1,1969. SAT., OCT. 5 top walnut desk; record play- good Seller retaining growing crops. ers; small cabinet; work ta-TV, real good Ler-Walker Starts 1:00 p.m. ble: chest of drawers; electric ANTIQUES low string & For Information Call- heater. Square walnut table with chi- t Farmers at the TREASURE NUTS Dinette table & 6 chairs, verbna casters; mantle clock, runs. & DAIN'S REAL ESTATE I/2 mi. north & r. t west of good standtable;librarytable; Salina, Ks 582-4520, Silver Lake, Kans. the MooSe Club on Hwy. 36 Round oak pedesi-fil table, 4 wash stand; small chest; misc. IT, Ronald MARYSVILLE, KANS. leaves & 4 chairs antique dishes: walnut dress- lane Walker Frank & Mabel Kirkhoff, Owners Everyone welcome Divan and chair; piano & er chest; 2 antique dinette GARNETT, KANS. - Phone 448-001 bench; oak dresser; baby bedchairs to bring items. complete; walnut slide top Auctioneers Note: This is TEX REAL desk; several desk lamps: oakgood furniture. The home INWARD 18th dresser;overstuffed chair; will be sold at about 3 pm. a beddingchest:commode: Misc. items too numerous t$,t,40:. CowHera - small wardrobes; cedar chest; to mention. Nothing shown Royal Essar 2 beds. except by appointment. Call C Kato. Heir Small cifest; kitchen cabinetPR 6-8638 or PR 6-7022, Man- Apparent Reynolds top; picnic table; 9 jars from 1hattan. BULLS RECORDS ) to $500 Mr. & Mrs. Wilber Sprecker Auctioneers: Clerk & Cashier: Kenny DOLE Sale Barn Berbohm & Shehi Messner of Manrex, Inc. , KANS. th of 1 -70 -Kill ABILENE, KANS. west on Mc. Ph. PR 64311 Selling Every Hogs 11:30 a.m. FRIDAY Cattle 1 p.m. Starts 1:00 p. It was a beautiful day for our sale Thursday and we had a big run of Over 1, 000 cattle moved through the ring last Friday.With cattl e and plenty of buyers for all classes. The following is a sampling many buyers from out-of-state, locally, and from all surround- of our consignments: ing counties, prices on calves and light yearling looked fully 3 whiteface bull calves323 p29.00 steady; all other classes were under pressure and looked 254 to FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 620 @ 1 whiteface steer 395 p28.60 504 lower.The following is a sampling of the sales made: 2 blk whiface steers 27.40 All Sales 8 whiteface steers 586 (5.)27.30 6 blk&blk wf steers 481 @28.50 rt 1:00 p.m, 2 whiteface steers 495 @28.00 BULLS 64 blk&bwf strs738 25.30 5 whiteface steers 518 @27.10 8 whiteface steers 617 @27.10 1 black steer 380 p27.80 1 bull 860©23.00 22 blkwhif strs 770 25.30 8 whiteface steers 548 p26.90 1 red bull calf 385 p26.50 1 bull 1330@ 22.00 22 black steers763 24.95 URT 3 black steers 580 @26.10 1 holstein bull calf 250 @26.00 1 bull [email protected] 40 whiface strs741 25.00 3 whiteface steers 733 @25.90 6 holstein steers 394 p25.75 1 bull 1270@ 35 whiface strs689 24. 90 21.30 9 whiteface heifers 533 @25.80 5 holstein steers 480 p24. 30 1 bull [email protected] 70 blk&bwf strs732 25.00 5-2393 3 whiteface steers 666 @25.70 2 holstein steers 44S p23.90 1 bull 1240@ 21.10 5 blkwhif strs 632 25.70 11 whiface strs791 24.20 5 shorthorn steers 562 (a)25.30 9 blkwhif strs 512 28.10 6 whiteface heifers 583 @25.30 HEIFER CALVES COWS 1 whiteface heifer 260 p29.00 9 black cows 7 blkwhif strs 347 31.80 5 whiteface heifers 597 @25.20 198.00 ea. 59 whiteface heifers 640 @25.15 5 whiteface heifers 246 p28.60 16 black cows 171. 00 ea. 5 whiface strs 382 31.30 2 blkwhif strs 5 blk & blk whifc hfrs546 ©25.00 42 whiteface heifers 344 @28.30 11 whiteface cows 165.00 ea. 370 30.50 26.10 2 black steers 430 29.40 5 whiteface heifers 655 ©23.90 4 black wf heifers 440 p 21 whiteface cows 169. 00 ea. 23.85 7 whiteface heifers 470 p26.05 8 black cows 3 black steers 391 24.40 21 whiteface heifers 639 p 189.00 ea. 643 @23.80 6 whiteface heifers 487 p26.00 7 cows 3 black steers 630 26.40 15 blk&blk whifc hfrs 1040 17.35 518 @23.60 3 black heifers 450 p25.90 3 cows 4 whif bulls 510 26. 10 3 whiteface hfrs 1060 17.15 709 @23.25 4 red heifers 500 p25.75 2 cows 1 blue roan str 860 25.00 8 whiteface hfrs 1035 17.25 9 holstein steers 757 @21.70 3 whiteface heifers 460 @25.10 4 cows 1020 17.20 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 whiteface heifer 1085 @19.15 HOGS F; PIGS 3 cows 963 17.10 241 p 241 p19.90 12 cows 25 whif heifers296 @ 28.30 4 mixed fats $395 1165 17.20 226 @19.65 2 cows 7 whiface heifs238 @ 28.80 COWS 25 white fats 1190 17.00 1 whiteface cow 705 @ 19.50 41 mixed fats 215 @19.35 $395 1 cow 11 blkwhif hfrs290 p 27.80 1055 17.30 1 holstein cow 1530 @ 18.50 11 mixed sows 306 p18.10 1 cow 1095 17.40 17 whiface heifs 321 p 28.20 $595 6 shthorn heifs408 p 25.20 2 holstein cows 1370 p 18.45 3 white sows 503 p16.10 2 cows 1065 17.20 2 whiteface cows 865 @ 17.50 1 white boar 62.50 1 cow 1070 5 blkwhif hfrs 462 @ 25.40 $1095 17.00 1 black cow 1175 @ 17.00 1 hamp. boar 52.50 12 whitefacecows 1 70. 00 ea. 6 black heifers471 @ 24.90 6 black heifers436 @ 25.40 4 black cows & calves p 239.00 1 white boar 440 p14.50 8 thin sth. cows 152. SO ea. 1 red boar 595 p14.10 3 whi face hfrs 376 t 26.00 5 black heifers390 p 25.90 BULLS 8 mixed feeders 128 @18.20 s STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 1 whiteface bull 1105 @23.40 5 white feeders 156 p18.10 4 whiface steers [email protected] 11 whiface hfrs505 @ 25.30 your 1 whiteface bull 1620 @22.90 2 spotted feeders 188 @17.50 29 whif steers 294p33.70 7 whiface hfrs 481 @ 25.60 price 6 black heifers513 @ 25.50 1 black bull 985 p22.50 4 mixed pigs 18.25 10 blkwhif bulls343@ 32.90 1 black bull 1460 p22.20 34 mixed pigs 16.25 13 whif bulls 281@ 32.90 5 black heifers510 p 25.60 5 blkwhif hfrs 524 p 24.80 1 whiteface bull [email protected] 14 mixed pigs 15.75 $1095 18 blk steers [email protected] 11 mixed pigs 15.50 power 8 black steers @27.95 8 black heifers336 p 26.80 532 23 black heifers 592 @ 23.60 BULL & STEER CALVES 22 black steers627@ 26.00 225 @37.00RALEIGH BREEDING, MANAGER nt $1795 4 whiface heifs755 p 23.00 1 whiteface steer 41 blk&bwf strs661@ 25.90 34.25 steering, 1 brocoface bull calf205 p narn 562-3671; home 562-3547 YARDMEN ON DUTY24 HOURS A DAY 376 @ 30 whiteface bull cvs 30.95 Auctioneer; Larry Lagasse, $2095 CALL DUDE REYNOLDS COLLECT 8 black whifc steers 389 p30.70 For information, requests for appraisals at no Ph. Concordia, Kans. CH 3-1714 steering 383 p30.15 obligation, or inquiries regarding coming sales, Bring your cattle 14 whiteface bull cvs call me at any time, day or night.. in at any time day or night; we'll han- LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. CO 3-3394 dle them for you at MARYSVILLE, KANSAS DUDE REYNOLDS Abilene, Kans. your request. Sell41St.Al 8 blk&bwf heifers Sell 8 blk&bwf heifers 11 Auction 4 black heifers 368 27.0o u Or Buy ggh t3 7 black heifers 452 @ 27.00 [email protected] 447 @ 26.7s 7 mixed steers 1113@ 24.75 4 whiteface steer calves 10 whifc heifers On receipts of 1306 cattle we had a [email protected] 347 @ 947@ 24.50 2 blk str calves 5 black heifers 26,10 good active market. Good and choice 16 mixed steers [email protected] 755@ 24.50 3 whiteface str calves 14 black heifers 377 @ 26.10 cattle were selling steady to strong. 18 mixed steers [email protected] 670@ 24.40 9 black str calves 4 whiteface heifers 5421 @25,90 Lower grade cattle were steady to 7 mixed steers [email protected] 510@ 25.90 44 mixed steers 980@ 24.05 13 black steer calves 9 whiteface heifers weak. Killing cows were steady to 9 whiteface str [email protected] 489 @ 25.85 strong. The following is asampling 39 mixed steers 1072@ 23.80 4 whiteface heifers 10 mixed steers 670@ 23.80 7 blkwhitefc heifers 451 @ 25,80 of the sales: STOCKER AND FEEDER HEIFERS 495 @ 25.65 4 blackwf steers 956@ 23.40 9 whitefc heifers HEIFERS 491462 11 mixed steers 1078@ 23.00 STOCKER & FEEDER 8 whitefc heifers STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 582 @ 26.50 489 @ 4 whiteface heifers 25.60 2 black steers 610 @ 27.65 4 holstein steers 712@ 22.70 8 whiteface heifers 2 blkwhiteface heifers565 @ 25.45 408 @ 25.50 11 whifc steers 563 @ 27.65 10 holstein steers 916@ 22.15 @ 21.70 8 whiteface heifers 601 @ 25.35 6 whiteface steers 594 @ 27.60 13 holstein steers 1074 COWS 8 whiteface heifers 574 @ 25.15 6 whiteface steers 604 @ 27.50 662 @ 25.10 1 whiteface cow STEER CALVES 17 black heifers 850 @ 21.20 7 whiteface steers 589 @ 27.50 1 holstein cow 11265100 6 blk&blkwf heifers 730 @ 24.80 1 blackwhifc steer 650 @ 27.50 1 whiteface bull calf 215 @33.00 1 holstein cow 645 @ 24.70 1188.'5100 608 @ 27.25 5 whiteface steers 350 @32.00 1 whiteface heifer 8 whiteface steers 670 @ 24.60 1 whiteface cow 960 @ 1800 625 @ 27.25 2 whiteface steers 405 @31.60 7 whiteface heifers 2 whiteface steers 753 @ 24.50 1 whiteface cow 1270 @ 17,90 582 @ 27.25 14 black steer calves 308 @31.15 11 blk&bwf heifers 5 whiteface steers 611 @ 24.40 1 holstein 1 220 @ 17,80 571 @ 27.00 1 whiteface steer calf420 @30.50 14 mixed heifers 4 whiteface steers 642 @ 24.25 2 whiteface cows 1 245 @ 1770 2 whiteface steers 657 @ 26.95 1 blk whifc steer calf350 @30.10 11 mixed heifers 750@ 24.10 1 brown swiss cow 1 190 @ 17.70 7 black steers 577 @ 26.80 6 black steer calves 398 @29.40 5 blkwhifc heifers 590 @ 24.00 1 whiteface cow 1 340 @ 17.60 2 black steers 575 @ 26.60 7 whiteface steer calves 467 @29.35 2 whiteface heifers 1 holstein cow 2 whiteface steer cvs 515 @29.25 1350 @ 17.50 31 whiteface steers 676 @ 26.10 HEIFER CALVES 1 whiteface cow 450 @29.15 1195 @ 17.40 6 black steers 652 @ 26.05 3 whiteface steer cvs 247 @ 29.60 7 whiface cows&clfs 6 blk&bwf steer calves 458 @28.80 2 whitefc heifers @237.00 31 blkwhifc steers 918 @ 25.90 2 whitefc heifers 385 @ 28.60 2 black cows&clfs 2 black steer calves 472 @28.50 @233.00 11 mixed steers 631 @ 25.75 1 whiteface heifer 275 @ 28.20 2 whiteface cows&clfs Angus and Blackwhiteface sale Wednesday October 2. @226.00 Remember the special 1 whiteface heifer 380 @ 27.90 4 whiteface cows&clfs ignments listed so we can advertise them. @224.00 Call and get your cons 10 whiteface heifers 477 @ 27.60 20 whiteface cows 895 @ 25.70 2 whiteface steer calves 542 @28.50 @217.00 2 blackwhiteface strs 1 black whiteface hfr437 @ 27.35 15 whiteface cows 761 @ 25.50 3 whiteface steer calves 503 @28.45 @213.00 20 blkwhfc steers 5 mixed heifers 354 @ 27.35 14 whiteface cows 30 blkwhifc steers 772 @ 25.50 2 whiteface steer calves 550 @28.35 @209.00 13 whifc steers 704 @ 25.40 17 whiteface steer 752 @ 25.30 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: LIVESTOCK COMMISSION 12 whiteface steers 660 @ 25.30 REZAC BARN 2 whiteface steers 875 @ 25.30 St. Marys 437-2999 COMPANY 26 mixed steers 688 @ 25.20 DELAINE REZAC 3 black steers 600 @ 25.10 St. Marys 437-6266 4 black steers 908 @ 25.10 ELMER IMTHURN 28 mixed steers 1018 @ 25.00 .Maple Hill MI 3-2440 ySt. Marys, Mi 15 mixed steers 817 @ 25.00 PAUL KRAMER 8 black steers 726 @ 25.00 St. Marys 437-2993 Dud 7 mixed steers 1113 @ 24.75 wea Auctioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby & Dennis Rezac Kans, Cou

Central Kansas Most Modern Livestock Auction...West Side OfSalina TWO SALES EVERY WEEK D MONDAY THURSDAY Kan Hogs & Cattle Cattle Only fortl- Hogs sell at 11:00 a.m. followed by Selling starts at 11:00 a.m.Cattle nowsp our regular cattle sale as they are will sell In the order they are considr dutifu unloaded. ed on the books. one y

.ii;0;.(...,4,,:"?- ... -869 @25.10 Wha 27 whiteface steers, Falun 608 @ 26.65 32 whiteface steers, Salina state Receipts for the week totaled 2368 cattle and 523 949 @24,80 15 whiteface steers, Lindsburg 849 p 25.15 11 whiteface steers, Salina 28,000 Bulk of the stocker 520 @25.93 h4. Fat hog top was $19.90. 8 whiteface steers, Lindsburg 813 p 25.00 6 whiteface heifers, Bennington a feeder cattle about steady with feeder heifers 749 @24,80 of 2.2 2 whiteface heifers, Tescott 392 p 27.90 8 blk whiteface steers, Niles 25,65 more showing a price decline.Don't forget the first 595 p 29.10 41 whiteface steers, Marquette -851 @ 6 whiteface steers, Ramona 25.05 rest c fall special calf and yearling sale to be held here 391 @ 31.25 754 p Get your calves and yearlings 4 whiteface steers, Tescott 44 shorthorn steers, Abilene that Friday, October 4th. 8 whiteface heifers, Marquette 650 p 23.90 HOGS consigned now. 10 mixed hogs, New Cambria 245 @19.40 In 39 whiteface steers, Abilene 820 p 25.20 U.S. 34 whiteface heifers, Enterprise -694 p 24.50 6 hamp. hogs, Wells 245 @ 19,70 19,80 115 pi The following is a sampling of the consignments: 40 whiteface steers, Marquette 734 p 25.65 7 white hogs, Salina 227 @ 19,85 ed by 7 blk whiteface steers, Marion 336 p 32.30 7 mixed hogs, Salina 225 @ CATTLE 3 blk whiteface heifers, Marion 346 @ 27.00 26 mixed hogs, Marquete 235 @19,80 At 1385 p 17.70 19.90 sas g 1 holstein cow, Abilene 18 whiteface steers, Canario 804 p 25.25 5 mixed hogs, Wilson-- 237 @ -297 p 26.90 19.85 state 18 holstein steers, Gypsum 16 whiteface heifers, Salina 728 @ 24.10 13 mixed hogs, Chapman 238 @ 412 p 25.30 13,20 hits 18 holstein steers, Gypsum 27 char-angus steers, Windom 545 p 27.80 1 black boar, Gypsum 445 @ t' 1153 p 25.80 17,80 6 fed mix steers, Durham 23 char-angus heifers, Windom -499 p 26.40 1 black sow, Tampa 365 @ took t 1300 p 21.80 13,50 1 black bull, Holyrood 16 whiteface heifers, Burdick -666 @ 23.60 1 hamp. boar, Tescott 450 @ 1883 t 1280 p 17.60 19,90 1 holstein cow, Salina 20 blk whiteface steers, Soloman 10 white hogs, Lincoln -231 @ one m -493 p 24.80 581 p 26.40 19.8 4 holstein steers, Tescott 10 whiteface steers, Bennington 541 @ 29.10 13 mixed hogs, Minneapolis 228 @ Whi 1360 p 17.40 19.80 1 holstein cow, Holyrood 31 mixed heifers, Bennington -695 p .24.00 29 mixed hogs, Lincoln -225 @ has g 16 whiteface steers, Ellsworth 342 p 31.60 19,00 25 black steers, Lorraine 784 p 24.90 5 feeder shoats, Bennington ill @ 1960 c 4 whiteface heifers, Ellsworth -252 p 29..25 227 @19.80 doubl( 5 whiteface steers, Marion S45 p 28.90 13 white hogs, Lindsborg . 20,10 16 wf stock cows, Kanapolis p 181.00 86 @ 9 whiteface steers, Oak Hill -615 p 26.90 4 feeder shoats, Niles now 1 14 whiteface cows, Falun 1048 p 17.25 15.00 6 whiteface steers, Ellsworth 505 p 29.10 lows s 18 whiteface cows,. Falun 1064 p 17.35 25 mixed pigs, Salina 17.25 8 whiteface cows, Claflin sons, 11 whiteface steers, Claflin 385 p 33.00 936 p 17.50 13 mixed pigs, Windom 22.00 11 whiteface cows, Claflin 948 p 17.20 80 p since 7 whiteface heifers, Claflin 391 p 26.85 4 hamp. feeder shoats, Wilson------17.2° 44 whiteface steers, Ramona 730 @ 26.30 7 mixed sows, Salina 300 @ The 4 black steers, Claflin 385 p 31.00 been / 9 whiteface cows, Claflin 990 p 17.80 ineif 9 whiteface steers, Canton 717 @ 25.65 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 611 p 23.75 count 12 black heifers, Canton LAURENCE CLEMENCE Rancho 3 whiteface steers, Beverly 375 p 31.10 Farmers Ari; Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 Mask 14 holstein steers, Salina 853 @ 22.00 MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN 8 whiteface steers, Ellsworth 723 p 25.75 Durham Phone 732-3371 LIVESTOCK COMMISSIONCO. had g 8 whiteface steers, Rexbury 705 @ 25.65 BOB MUIR Nev 5 holstein steers, Culver, 358 p 25.80 Salina Phone TA 3-2963 West on oldUS 40 held 4 whiteface steers, Wakefield -421 @ 30.40 est st 760 p 26.30 MARKET REPORTS Barn Phone has g 90 whiteface steers, Minneapolis Radio Station KSAL, Salina SALINE, r'" 20 blkwhifc steers, Burdick -826 p 25.60 6:45 a.m. Every CERTIFIED Karl 913 TA 5-0211 . -275 p 33.30 Monday, Wednesday & Friday ..-MARM II AUCTIONE ER eeunti 6 whiteface steers, Claflin RogerS: .bhnson 2 blk whiteface steers, Claflin 245 p 33.50 KFRM Dean Moore, Lee Remy, grown 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. 6 blk whiteface heifers, Claflin -250 @ 29.50 Bonded 0 Licensed