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CHANGE IN PLACEMENTON FEED (THOUSAND HEAD CHANGE FROMYEAR EARLIER) APRIL -JUNE, 1969 30.90 30.90 30.70 30.60 30.30 30.10 30.00 29.80 29.60 29.50 29.50 29.30 +336 29.10 15th year no. 29 September 16, 1969 29.10 -4 28.60 28.30 See $1.80 Milo By Norman V. Whitehair By Spring 20.90 years, with the marked increase Kansas State University 20.80 in cattle feeding. Commercial Spurred by the boom in cattlefeedlots are growing in 20.70 ;More FertilizerUsed feeding, grain sorghum prices number, 20.65 and existing lotsare enlarging are expected to be higher in their capacity. p20.60 1969-70. P Consumption is expected to 20.50 - - '-But IncreaseSlows Even though larger supplies reach the 650 million bushel 20.40 are in prospect, grain sorghum lev- U.S. acreage is estimatedat Fertilizer sales in Kansas forfrom the same period ending el in 1969-70, up from 630million17.3 million acres, compared P20.00 prices received by farmers to he fiscal year ending June 30,JJune 30, 1968. This year's fig- dur-bushels a year earlier. 17.9 million in 1968-69. Present p19.90 969 reached an all time record ing harvest will likely be inthe ure was 640,524 tons as compar- Exports have dropped sharplyindications point to a cropsome- P20.45 $1.68-$1.80 per cwt.range, and high of 1,086,323 tons. The reed to the 658,571 tons in the during the last threeyears, due, what less than 750 million bush- P will surpass the $1.80 19.40 port, based on commercial fer-spring period of 1968. levelinto reduced commercial demand els. p1935 blizer sales by manufacturers to early spring. A total of 320,545 tons ofac- This is somewhat higher and smaller exports under PL- The national loan rate remains p19.10 Kansas dealers, was issued bytual plant nutrients was sold than480. Exports in 1969-70are notat $1.61 per cwt., with 53 cents p the Control Division ,of the Kan the $1.69 average recordeddur- 18.75 - during the spring period, a de-ing 1968-69. expected to improve much fromper cwt. paid on 50 percent of p18.60 sas State Department of Agricul-crease of 8,720 tons from the the 1968-69 level of 85 million the base (if planted) to produc- p tire. Domestic consumption has in-bushels - the smallest since 18.10 same period in 1968. Nitrogen creased substantially in recent ers who reduce acreage 20 to 50 ap 17.70 Robert Guntert, Director of sales showed 232,874 tons, down 1960-61. percent. the Control Division, said the 11,588 tons; available phosphor- previous high was 1,072,882 tons ic acid sales totaled 65,095 tons, ilON'n1967-68. "Actual plant food up 285 tons; potash sales were ontent of fertilizers sold in Kan22,576 tons, up 2573. as in 1968-69 fiscal year amount- Doniphan County led the state to 564,405 tons as compared in spring sales with 21,240 tons, o 548,467 tons in 1967-68," Gun- followed by Brown 20,463; Ne- ert said. maha 20,352;Atchison 18,063; arys,"Substantial increases for mostMarshall 15,831; Finney 14,740; ertilizer materials were record- and Republic 13,782. over the previous fiscal year," Cans.untert said. Grades of mixed y fertilizers were led by 18-46-0Five Co-orm (percentage nitrogen- available On. hosphorus- potash). For the irst time in five years, 18-46-0Fortune List howed a slight decrease, 172,029 Again this year, fiveagricul- tons as compared to 177,118 tonstural cooperatives madeFortune Lna he previous year. magazine's listing of thecoun- Fertilizer sales for the six- try's 500 largest industrialcorpo- rations. onthperiod ending June30, 969 recorded a slight decrease Agway, Inc., Syracuse, N.Y., was 188th with its $520 million annual volume, down a little from its 175th place the previous Cattle onsign year. Farmland Industries, Kansas City, Mo., was 244th withan annual volume of $378 million, down slightly from 237th last year. Land O'Lakes Creameries, Min- neapolis, Minn., ranked about in 30.05 the middle, 251st, with an annual volume of $367 million, up in

I 25.30 rank from 253rd last year. 25.70 Cotton Producers Association, 25.75 Atlanta, Ga., was 312th, with an- 25.70 nual business of $272 million, 25.70 moving up from 16th the pre- 25.50 vious year. 25.60 25.60 Farmers Union Central Ex- 22.90 change, St. Paul, Minn., ranked 23.10 471st with a yearly volume of 22.90 $153 million, down slightly from 22.90 468th place last year. 15.60 Two of these cooperatives also 24.20 16.90 ranked among the top ten in 22.00 sales per employee. Land 0' - 20.50 Lakes ranked fifth with an aver- 18.75 age of $158,000 of annual sales 18,25 for each employee. Farmers Un- 17.75 iou Central Exchange ranked 9th with $123,000 of annual sales for each employee. I COMPTON Also on the 1969 Fortune list ; WIN SISTERS for the 50 largest life insurance FAIRHONORS companies was a cooperative -or- START OF A HIGHWAY WAR? aer The Compton Nancy, iented company for the first The Kansas Turnpike Authority has already recognized a threat to its revenuesnearEmporia, which of Hiawathasisters, Wanda and ithe Tri-County reaped honors at time - Nationwide Insurance may be a bit premature in advertising 1-35 as an alternate route for the motorist going northeaston the Fair at Horton. Na- (0. anda, 18, Companies, Columbus, Ohio. Turnpike to Kansas City. on top, showed market the champ- $414 og, and Nancy, tionwide's assets stood at The top sign advises the driver heading toward Emporia from the south to take 1-35, by going thru hadthe champion 16, below, million at the end of 1968,nearly owed Emporia. What that sign doesn't tell the motorist is that 1-35 stops five miles east of Emporia,a fact c gilt. Both girls rossbreds. $62 million higher than1967. which the Turnpike Authority thoughtfully provides several yards past the 1-35 sign. A sonof the Byron Nationwide has over ahalf Win, also Compton, If a driver takes the 1-35 exit, he will have to drive about 50 mileson 2 -lane US50 to Ottawa before he did well and$4.4 lis, snowing in fair competi- million active policies can again pick up the 4 -lane Turnpike route. the grand inforce. Deo of three. champion billionof insurance While the 1-35 advice might appear premature, Turnpike Authority officials doubtless on swine Wanda alsowas cham- sales volume recognize a ma- showman Face amount of its 'r, jor threat to its income when the route is completed between Emporia and Ottawa. 1-35 is at the Horton last year was $650million, and completed be- total income $90 million. tween Emporia and Ottawa. 1-35 is completed from Ottawa to Kansas City. 55 hours. The work year was whoeuerks, rf farm computed at 49 weeks. or 01,.'tFord Grass & Grain September 16, 1969 60 -Hour Average Only among the low-incometotal hours of farmwork 2 South, did rework or,(Irk ItsF 4 farms, mainly in the farms in 1964,the For Farm Work the average farm workweek said. After Many farmers say they wouldcome near 40 hours.These farms thFort CAPACITY not live yin cities because of thehad gross sales of less than$5000 dropits BIG BLOWING POLLUTION HEARING high-pressure, fast -paced way of JohndroNa a year. MINER # doing things, but the Agricul- Operators of farms withsales BAXTER2bK an With recutting ability! as- ture Department says this of more than $10,000 annually willNr Ford div Team the powerful55'' Hi -Throw Blower with the new sumption may be wrong. week, determinej0 The put in about 58 hours a cher Industries mining 8(X) Recutter. Bring fine chopping right tothe silo. Keep farm firm "Put a city slicker on a even with hiredhelp. If all the luting the Spring River original the in K harvesters chopping. and he might crack under work was done by familylabor, Oklahoma with excessive coma 1959 by engineered tions of zinc and iron Blower features tough, six -bladed fan ... Gehl strain," a new report says. the average was 62 hours or from its nifr41 to make efficient use of every bit of air powerit produces. "For one thing, the 40 -hour The Department ofthe Interio more. ordered the hearing. hal 10 Whirling at 540 RPM, it blasts material into the tallestsilo. work week of the average non- By region, farmers in the A water intake opening allows you to add water to crops ... farm clerical worker or wage northeast averaged the most - adjustable to farm- keeps the rim free of haylage deposits. Features earner rarely applies 70 hours a week - withhired GRASS &GRAIN slip clutch, The Mid -Kansas outlet, "Quick -Touch" leveling, recessed wheels, ing." labor. In the southeast, the av- news w emergency apron clutch, convenientfan adjusting. Re- Published each Tuesday A survey by the Economic erage was 45 hours. Moro,(Box al inputs 1009)Manii, Add the 800 Recutter now ... orlater! Attaches quickly search Service on labor "The differencesare largelyKansas, 66502 by to the 55" Blower. Assures you of uniform, finechopping of agriculture showedthat in due to the choice offarm enter- AG PRESS . harvests fast when crops are at their nutrient peak. Dean Coughenour . . 1964 the nation's farmers aver-prise, with dairying predominat- The 800 Recutter cuts at 1,000 RPM with a nine -knife, aged 59 hours of work perweek E. R. Woodward ing in the northeast and crop Second classpostage pa 22" wide cylinder. Tungsten -carbide cutting edges are stan- if all the chores were donethem-farming in the southeast," of- Manhattan, Kansas. dard equipment. selves. ficials said. 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Nutsch, R 1, Haddam: kith Si Mix 1 teaspoon unflavored gelatinhot water. Let cool. Whip LAZY WIFE MUSTARD PICKLES Let stand five minutes. Dissolve over Chunk vegetables: '/2 cup cream; add 2 tablespoonssalad dressing and the cooled MUSTARD PICKLES RANGESET (202) These pickles are easy to 4 quarts cucumbers a I 1/2 package small marshmallows, 1 can COORDINATED DAIRY gelatin. Fold in 3 quarts onions farm drained, crushed pineapple, 1 canmandarin oranges (drained) make and easier toeat. Mix accessoriestobrighten initsfabo together 1 can ground mustard, 6 green or red sweetpeppers your and 1 cup coconut. Reffeigerateovernight kitchen. This setincludes * * * 2cups sugar, 1/2 cup salt and 2 or both salt and pepper shakers heat. 3 boxes frozen cauliflower plus Mrs. Ed Neumeyer, White apart on greased baking sheets quarts vinegar. Do not a bucket to holdgrease, of ' at 375 degrees for 12-15 min - Cut cucumbers into chunks and 3 cups cabbage with City: "I am sending you one 2 pints or more of green product of MumintunHouse. my favorite applesaucecookie utes. Makes four to five doz. place in a stone jar. Cover with wares Company, Inc., St, hesul delicious for en soft cookies. the mustard mixture. Let stand beans is, Mo. Leti, recipes which is * * * 6 carrots, scraped and split ieselaundepsr:iri children's lunch or anytime." for 2 or 3 weeks before using. and Stella Wetzel, R 1, Manches- Need not be sealed. You can Cook carrots and beans 25 The winner each PretiegRsdooead APPLESAUCE COOKIES ter: "This is the best stew you use the misshapencucumbers minutes. Add to other vegeta. drawn by lot from theweek is mere} 1 cup applesauce of which you finally find a few hies. Layer vegetables (except pes printed. reel orst 1 cup seedless raisins ever ate." Bolont VENISON STEW when making other pickles, or, cauliflower)in bowl or crock Win one by sending 1 cup granulated sugar Place 11/2 pounds of shoulder you can prepare thevinegar with 1 cup pickling salt. Add 1 us your 1/2 cup butter or oleo mixture, put into jar, and add quart water and let stand ov- favorite recipe- this can he or saddle of venison in an maindish,leftover,wad, 1 egg, unbeaten ernight. Next morning drain theyaPrre mleftare 2 cups sifted all-purpose earthern Jar and cover with cucumbers from day to day as sidedish,dessert or :il nnlIt vinegar. Combine with 3 or 4 they mature on vines. The well. have you. what should b flour slices of onion and 6 bay leaves. SAUCE t!ins 1 teaspoon each salt, baking pickles are tart, but tasty, and concentrated Marinate in vinegar mixture they enable you to utilize cu- 4 cups vinegar 1. Check your recipecare. powder and cinnamon fully to be sure all about 1 cup chopped nuts for two days. Then wash meat cumbers you might discard 4 cups sugar ingredi.ent for 1 cup dry mustard moisten- entsareaccurate and in cold water, add to boiling when making other kinds of ite sundering. Mix applesauce and raisins. counted for. but- water and stew slowly until pickle. ed with vinegar Donot E Set aside. Combine sugar, * 2 tablespoons mustard seed ter and egg in a mixingbowl. meat is tender. When venison 2. Be sure your nameandPins to heat is cooked, remove from water Here is Mrs. Louis Frohardt's 1tablespoon celery seed address are on the entry. Beat until fluffy. Stir hi apple- 2 teaspons celery salt Dme type can sauce and raisins; siftflour and bone. Dice 4 carrots and 5 recipe. Mrs. Frohardt lives on 3. Only onerecipe sticks of celery and cook in R 2, Chapman: 2teaspoons tumeric,moist- ata Ito thefabric with salt, baking powder, soda tender. Cut ened time, please. meat broth until LAZY HOUSEWIFE PICKLES Sort and and spices. Add and mix well. Heat the sauce to boiling. Add 4. Send it to Woman's Page Stir in nuts; drop soft dough meat in medium nieces and add Sterilize 5 quart jars. Place eparately fron by teaspoonful two inches to vegetqble broth mixture. 4 slices of onion in bottom of vegetables and cauliflower. Editor, Grass & Grain, Box each.Slicefresh, washed cu- Boil10-12 minutes. Thicken to 1009, Manhattan, Ks., fei42,eam soiled cumbers, either lengthwise or suit with cornstarch. Seal in ro those thayily crosswise, and pack into jars. Heat toboiling point 4 cups sugar, 1/2 cup salt (not iodized), reedSmal FA"CgsHRAN 1 quart vinegar, 1 pint soft wat- LOANS er. Pour over cucumbers in orDirndl jars. To each jar add 1/2 tea- A dirndl ski A Financial Service spoon celery seed, 1/2 teaspoon For The Farmer dried dill seed (I prefer small )uthful-type sF head of fresh dill), a piece of a dirndl,yc And By The Farmer alum half as large as a pea. tsistlinefirst Seal jars at once. Pickles will R. 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Following *Trademark of Gulf Oil Corporation sale last III NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT FAT CA'] 8 black sI CK PROCESSING CO. 10 whifac EDDIE'S SERVICE 8 whiface East 1JS24 21/2 Miles East of Sale Barn PAXICO, KANSAS 1 whifact MANHATTAN, KANS.Phone 776-9269 4 whiface MEINHART FARM SUPPLY 13 blk wi WAMEGO, KANSAS 9 whifacc 1 black si 6 blk wf 1 whiface SALE EVERY Salina, Kansas 1 roan wi WEDNESDAY 4 blk wf Beverlv Stockyards C:o. Barn Phone.TA 7.4419 2 whiface 1 shthrn 5 whiface With a large run of cattle on hand at our sale Wednesday light 1 black st cattle and cows sold on a fully steady basis with heavy cattle Alfred Waner, Marion 22 hol. strs 692 @25.95 15 blk hfrs 342 @ 31.80 2 whiface looking to be 506 to 751 lower. Listed beloware afewsales Ralph Becker, Cawker City 1 blk cow 855 @19.40 Ed Broz, Lincolnville 5 blk bull cvs 385 @3246 4 bllc wf from our Wednesday's auction: Name Withheld 19 whifc hfrs 664 @27.40 A. M. Rector, Salina 19 hol & b [email protected] 1 whiface Gary Vogel, Marion 35 hol. strs 724 @25.70 Name Withheld CATTLE Ed Broz, Lincolnville 6 b&b wf strs 292 @37.60 23 whifat HOGS Lester Meurise, Brookville 5 blk wf strs 477 @ 34.50 Lawrence Fisher, Marion 6 whifc strs 805 @27.80 24.10 3 whiface Raymond Watts, Bennington 4 mix but. 228 @ Ralph Becker, Cawker City 1 blk bull 1605 @ 23.10 Harold Fadley, Longford 26 blk wf hfrs 610 @28.00 260 @24.30 3 whiface Jack Garvin, Solomon 1 red but. Walter Becker, Cawker City 1 hol cow 1450 @ 18.70 L. M. Newman, Osborne 38 b&b wf strs650 @28.70 265 @ 24.70 1 black st Mrs. Walter Aufdenburger Jim Forshee, Aurora 11 mix. but. Leroy Snider, Ash Grove 40 whifc strs 844 @28.70 205 @ 24.65 1 whiface Bob Mason, Solomon 6 mix. but. Beverly 1 whifc hfr 350 @ 30.40 A. M. Rector, Salina 4 blk hfrs 342 @32.50 1 black st Eugene Alquist, Tescott 1 blk cow 1200 @ 19.70 Name Withheld 23 hol. strs 520 @27.50[ toVVecino 4 black St Allen Alquist, Tescott Whether buying or selling livestock plan tobe with 1 blk wf cow 905 @ 20.60 Vinduska Bros. Marion 33 whifc strs 363 @36.50 and one ofthe most 2 whiface Mildred Gray, Tescott day. For highest prices for your livestock 1 whifc bull 1465 @ 23.80 Lester Meurise, Brookville 7 blk hfrs 457 @29.90 consirnent_ Ray Houck, Ada widely advertised sales in Kansas, bill yournext 3 whiface 60 whifc strs 578 @ 32.00 Vinduska Bros., Marion 25 whifc hfrs 350 @32.90 inform1" Jack Gasoway, Ada to the Beverly Stockyards Co. at Salina.For more 3 char ste 68 whifc strs 904 @ 28.50 Lawrence Fisher, Marion 5 whifc hfrs 649 @26.90 livestock get intoodl" Ezra Burnhart, Marion about prices and selling time on your 4 whiface 39 whifc hfrs 612 @ 28.05 Ed Broz, Lincolnville 18 b&b wf strs433 @34.80 us and we willcome and look at them. 1 black Melroy Abbott, Salina 36 b&bwf hfrs677 @ 28.00 Name Withheld 9 blk hfrs 559 @27.50 w Walter Becker, Cawker City 1 blk cow 945 @ 19.90 3 blk wf I wf For morn information about 24 black aoaa prices for your livestock get Beverly Stockyards Co., Salina,Kansas on KFRM.every' 3blk&b in touch with us and we will Locate JdAocnK infstialaliana on old highway 40 Wednesday monungat 7.15 come and look at them. TA3-3191 every Wednesdayon KSALa PAUL OIEHL Brook BOB GRACE, Salina, TA 7-1541 ville 225-3503 HARLAN JENSEN, ZalinaTA 5-0912 ; JIM fORSHEE, ConcordiaCH3-4717n: and co iXiiWiEkg:66ii66k".""".".""""""""."""""""""""""""""n" Grass & Grain thanlast 9 September 16, 1969 raised t L.H. Simert, .111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ''''' 3111111111 average yield was forecast at 21 increase 111111 '''''''''' 1111111111 lllll 1111111111111111111111111 oduction bushels, 1 bushel less than the er export so-so yield realizedlast year...1 Ohio has prospects for an aver- produe SoybeanHopes Vary age yield of 27 bushels per acre. While this is 3 bushels short of th-ly be Soybean production r expor', maybe ing soybean state, producing the excellent yield in 1968, it is nearly as large thisyear as inabout 19 percent of the crop. still a much better than average 1 ennsuto in Aust 1968. A slight increase inacre-The state average yield was yield for Ohio. itic at age appears likely to be offset byforecast by the USDA at the first Indiana also had a very prom- th lower yields per acre. of August at 31 bushels, Y2 bush-ising soybean crop at the first of mar, whit Most of the prospective has d cropel less than last year and theAugust. The state average yield may be needed for domesticusesame as in 1.967., was forecast at 31 bushels. While said, ita 11 have and exports. Prices apparently Iowa ranks second, producingthat was 1/2 bushel less than the to will sag a few cents below the around 15 percent of the crop. bumper yield of 1968, it was still ional big support level during harvest, about 4 bushels higher than av- rger out The average yield for that state but should rise several cents has been forecast at only 27 bu-erage for that state. )er 1, the over the loan rate shortly there- Mississippi had a very good. reduce i shels per acre, 5 bushels less ;h, after. Farmers will confrol pri-than the very high yield there crop corning on before the hurri- chilled ces by their use of the USDA last year. cane. The average yield was pro- non.co price support program. This m Other major soybean -produc-jected at 25 bushels per acre. at Amt Soybean production was fore-ing states are Arkansas, Mis-While that was 1 bushel less mwealth cast by the USDA in early Aug-souri, Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio,than the big yield last year, it ust at 1061 million bushels, com-and Mississippi. was some 4 bushels above aver- had pre pared with 1080 million bushels age., it in the Missouri, like Iowa, has a poor last year. The average yield wasprospect for soybeans this year. Arkansas showed a fair pro- much forecast at 25.5 bushels per pect on August 1. The average British The average yield was forecast GOOD MILO IN TOUGH SHOW acre, compared with 26.6 last at only 23 bushels, down 5 bush-yield was forecast at 22 bushels E. W. Hayden of Cottonwood Falls has been showing grain at year. els from the exceptionally high per acre, 1/2 bushel better than in 1968. fairs since 1934, and he says the competition at the Kansas State Developments since August 1yield of 1968. have not been so good. Dry areas L. H. Shaer' Fair at Hutchinson is the "best milo show in the country." Minnesota has a chance for Tools have developed in the Midwest, just a fair soybean crop. The Univ. of Illinois Too lost mills. The Northwestern and Hurricane Camille damaged Miller, in a recent survey, foundsome soybeans in the South. The PASTURE FEED CONDITIONS* AGGIEKansas Holds the number of operational millsnext official forecast of the soy- August 1, 1969 [ARDWAR in the U.S. to be 346, a loss of 16bean crop, which will be released 1205 Moro in the last two years. September 10, will reflect these anhattan,No. 1 Spot As Following Kansas in flour pro-developments. duction is New York, with 100,- Recent trends in soybean pro- illing Center 985 cwt. daily capacity. Missouriduction give some clues to the The 25 flour mills in Kansasisthird and Minnesota fourth,probable size of the crop this :an turn out 124,790 cwt. of flourboth well below the leaders in year. National average yields a day, well above those of anycapacity. have not increased much since Dtherstate. During the month Many mills have been modern-1958. The 5 -year 1963-67 average f May production was 3.35 mil -ized and renovated in the pastyield was only 24.3 bushels per on cwt. two years to increase capacity acre, two -tenths more than for 1111C(NT The value of flour ground in Bread,rolls, Of NORMAL andefficiency. the previous five years. Last 80 and over cj Good to excellent e state last year was $192.4 cookies, cakes, cake mixes andyear's record yield of 26.6 bush- 65 to 80 M3 Poor to fair on. 50 to 65 gis Very poor snack foods in our daily diet els was 1.2 bushels more than 35 to 50 ffiri Severe drought 'AS REPORTED Br Kansas maintains the No. 1 come from white flour made the previous record set in 1966, CROP CORRESPONDENTS

of in U.S. milling despite lossfrom wheat. Macaroni and spa-but only 1'/2 bushels over the * INDICATES CURRENT SUPPLY OF PASTURE TEED TOR GRAZING RELATIVE TO THAT EXPECTED 15 mills in the last eight ghetti are made from durum record set in 1961. FROM EXISTING STANDS UNDER VERT FAVORABLE WEATHER CONDITIONS NEG. SOS 220-60 (I STATISTICAL REPORTING SERVICE ars. Other states,too, have wheat. Illinois continues as the lead - U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SALE EVERY H. Manhattan Commission Co. c. 11ES,0ay The cattle market at our sale last 3 blk wf steers 683 @29.10 STEER CALVES Thursday looked strong and active 1 black steer 695 @29.10 1 whiface steer 295 @ 36.10 21/2 MILES EAST OF MANHATTAN ON. US 24 on all classes, except the heavy 1 black steer 725 @29.10 8 whiface heifers 514 @29.00 5 whiface steers507 @ 35.90 1 whiface steer 565 @31.00 3 black heifers 472 @28.90 feeder cattle, whichwere off. 2 blk wf steers 692 @29.10 1 black steer 295 @ 35.60 2 char steers 540 @30.60 1 whiface heifer530 @28.80 Some of the thinner yearlings are 1 whiface steer 725 @29.00 3 black steers 405 @ 35.60 1 whiface steer 545 @30.60 coming in from dry areas. 4 black steers 616 @29.00 2 whiface steers387 @ 35.25 1 whiface heifer505 @28.50 1 whiface steer495 @30.20 2 whiface heifers 487 @28.40 If you have cattleyou want to sell,22 whiface steers717 @28.95 8 blk wf steers 414 @ 34.95 1 whiface hrn str 545 @30.10 call any number listed at the lower 2 whiface steers662 @28.90 12 whiface steers 462 @ 34.75 1 white heifer 485 @28.30 1 whiface steer 495 @30.10 2 whiface heifers 540 @28.20 right corner of this market report 5 whiface heifers609 @28.90 3 whiface steers421 @ 34.70 1 blk wf steer 470 @29.30 and we'll be glad to havesomeone 13 whiface hfrs692 @28.80 2 whiface steers452 @ 34.60 1 blk wf hfr 380 @28.10 1 whiface lb str500 @29.10 2 black heifers 475 @28.10- come out and appraise them for 1 black steer 765 @28.80 3 whiface steers451 @ 34.50 1 black steer 450 @29.10 you. 16 whiface steers 492 @ 34.30 2 black heifers 562 @27.80 1 whiface steer 585 @28.70 1 black hrn str 520 @28.60 Following is 21 whiface steers 494 @ 34.10 1 whiface heifer 520 @27.75 a partial listing of the 1 blk wf steer 715 @28.70 1 blk wf steer 565 @28.20 sale last Thursday: 14 whiface steers 503 @ 34.10 1 whiface heifer 490 @27.60 1 whiface steer 710 @28.50 1 red steer 505 @28.10 2 char hrn steers735 @28.50 2 blk wf steers 445 @ 34.10 2 blk &blkwf hfr 402 @27.50 FAT CATTLE & 470 @ FEEDERS 582 @28.50 2 black steers 417 @ 34.10 1 whiface steer 28.10 1 whiface heifer 475 @27.50 8 black steers 2 black heifers 600 @ 33.20 665 @28.40 5 black steers 465 @ 34.10 1 blk wf hrn str515 @27.60 1 blk wf hfr 500 @27.30 10 whiface steers 2 blk wf heifers 7 whiface steers 578 @ 32.60 4 blk wf steers 753 @28.30 10 whiface steers 495 @ 34.10 564 @27.60 COWS 8 whiface steers 1 whiface steer 582 @ 32.40 1 roan wf steer 700 @28.30 2 whiface steers437 @ 34.10 [email protected] 5 black cows 838 @22.20 1 whiface steer 590 @ 32.40 649 @28.30 4 black steers 500 @ 34.10 1 blk wf steer 515 @27.10 1 bm swiss cow 1495 @21.40 4 whiface steers 6 broc wf steers 672 @ 32.10 3 whiface [email protected] 1 whiface steer375 @ 34.00 1 holstein cow 1280 @21.20 13 blk wf steers HEIFER CALVES 588 @ 31.90 1 wf hrn steer 865 @28.10 6 whiface steers538 @ 34.00 1 whiface heifer260 @31.75 1 holstein cow1355 @21.00 9 whiface steers616 @ 31.80 578 @28.00 2 whiface steers527 @ 34.00 4 whiface cows 1111 @20.70 1 black steer 2 black heifers 11 blk wf hfrs 456 @31.50 585 @ 31.50 625 @28.00 7 black steers 517 @ 34.00 10 whiface hfrs477 @31.05 1 whiface cow1055 @20.50 6 blk wf steers 1 wf redneck str 620 @ 31.50 6 black steers 607 @28.00 7 whiface steers525 @ 33.80 9 whiface hfrs 481 @31.05 5 wf hrn cows1120 @20.25 1 whiface steer 630 @ 31.50 980 @28.00 3 blk wf steers 523 @. 33.75 5 whiface cows 1036 @19.60 1 roan wf 1 whiface steer 17 whiface hfrs483 @31.05 also steer 640 @ 31.40 1 blk wf steer 895 @28.00 5 whiface steers460 @ 33.70 8 whiface heifers 382 @30.90 1 whiface cow 710 @1&10 4 blk wfsteers 625 @ 31.20 28.00 5 whiface steers471 @ 33.60 1 whiface cow1240 @17.50 7 - 4419 2 whiface 43 whiface steers921 @ 1 whiface heifer 370 @30.80 steers610 @ 31.20 2 black heifers [email protected] 1 blk wf steer 490 @ 33.50 7 whiface heifers 464 @30.60 1 whiface cow1200 @17.10 1 shthrnsteer 580 @ 31.20 1 wf redneck str625 @28.00 1 whiface steer535 @ 33.50 5 black heifers 488 @30.40 1 black cow 710 @16.10 5 whiface steers636 @ 31.10 489 @ 33.50 1 black steer 6 black steers 607 @28.00 4 whiface steers 2 whiface heifers 372 @30.30 FOR ESTIMATES 31.80 580 @ 31.10 1 whiface steer 980 @28.00 4 whiface steers531 @ 33.50 ,12 black heifers497 @30.30 2 whifacesteers664 @ 31.00 W. E. DUGAN ..Alta Vista, 229-6430 32.40 895 @28.00 1 whiface steer 405 @ 33.50 3 whiface heifers 443 @30.20 JOE RAINE .. Maple Hill, 663-2226 4 blk wfsteers 1 blk wf steer 26.10 639 @ 31.00 1 whiface steer 700 @28.00 18 black steers 529 @ 33.40 2 whiface heifers 442 @ 30.20 DON WELLS .. Manhattan, 539-3744 1 whifacesteer 605 @ 30.60 660 @28.00 1 whiface steer 460 @ 33.40 MERVIN SEXTON. Abilene, 263-3449 23 whiface 1 slirthrn steer 4 whiface heifers 446 @ 30.10 steers620 @ 30.30 3 wf rednect strs765 @28.00 1 whiface hrn str 435 @ 33.20 18 whiface hfrs492 @ 30.10 WALT SUTTER. June. City, 238-5685 24.70 3 whifacesteers BARN PHONE . Manhattan, 776-4815 685 @ 30.30 7 whiface [email protected] 2 red hrn strs 355 @ 33.20 4 whiface heifers 394 @ 30.00 24.30 3 whifacesteers685 @ 30.30 1 whiface hrn str 385 @ 33.10 JOE RAINE,' Auctioneer 1 black 2 whiface steers882 @28.00 3 black heifers 405 @ 30.00 24.70 steer 585 @ 3030 480 @ 33.10 24.65 3 whiface steers698 @28.00 1 whiface steer 5 whiface heifers 485 @ 29.90 1 whifacesteer 620 @ 30.20 1 roan steer 415 @ 33.10 Consignment Reports 1 black 1 whiface steer 615 @27.75 4 whiface heifers 522 @ 29.80 WIBW Radio 6:30 A.M. Thursdays steer 600 @ 30.10 2730 1 whiface steer475 @ 33.10 Nednes 4 blacksteers 1 roan steer 905 @ 2 black heifers 520 @ 29.80 WIBW - TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays he most 590 @ 30.10 27.20 3 shorthorn strs386 @ 33.00 _2 whiface 1 blk wf heifer 640@ 5 blk wf hfrs 536 @ 29.70 BUYING FAT HOGS nment steers647 @ 30.00 1 blk wf steer 565 @ 33.00 3 whiface 1 wf redneck str745 @27.20 2 blk wf hfrs 522 @ 29.60 At Manhattan .. Tuesdays & Saturdays ormation steers648 @ 30.00 9 whiface steers567 @ 32.60 3 char steers 4 shthrn heifers432 @ 29.40 At Alma Every Tuesday ouch with 648 @ 29.90 BULLS 5 shorthorn strs510 @ 32.40 3 whiface heifers 495 @ 29.40 At Eskridge Every Wednesday 4 whifacesteers 540 @28.75 1 blk wf rdnk str 550 @ 32.40 Buying Hours 8 a.m.-1 p.m. all locations. 1 black 646 @ 29.90 3 char bulls 1 whiface heifer 395 @ 29.30 wf strs 655 @ 29.80 1 blk wf bull 630 @27.25 1 blk wf steer 560 @ 32.30 3 blk wf 1 blk wf hfr 465 @ 29.30 For information call the barn in Manhat- steers 623 @ 29.80 1 blk wf hm bull 825 @25.80 1 whiface steer370 @ 32.20 1 shthrn heifers497 @ 29.25 tan, PR6-4815. Or you may call Joe 1 wf irtnsteer 580 @ 29.60 1 wf hrn bull 1600 @25.20 1 whiface steer 515 @ 31.60 1 whiface-heifer 440 @ 29.10 Raine at Maple Hill 663-2226, or Esk- 24 blacksteers 1270 @25.20 490 @ 31.10 ridge yard 449-2347, or Alma yard 759 @ 29.30 1 black bull 1 whiface steer 5 black heifers 468 @ 29.10 765-3841. 3 blk &bwf strs 1465 @25.00 1 whiface steer565 @ 31.10 647 @ 29.30 1 wf hrn bull 1 whiface heifer 430 @ 29.00 Eli 0 on agriculture said the current$1.31 laying rate. abushelrespeetiveh, ing them into many experimen- The opposite was true during program had been a costly fail-$1.33 and $1.06. tal and control groups. In the Egg Profit In the second 10 weeks of laying ure. iod, he said,annual All hens received water but farm after molt. Hens on long milo Under it, farm prices have dy paymentsdoubled Forced Moltirig no feed for 10 days to induce feeding had the best egg produc-gone steadily down and subsidy billion dollars fnoril. molting. Half were given ap- payments have risen, the report to 3 billion, Poultrymen can shift their tion and hens on short mile feed- "Since 1963,"he said egg production pattern totakeproximately one-half pound of ing time had poorest egg produc-said, resulting in a depressed ly low market "abv.i advantage -of high and low eggoyster shell during the starva- rural economy that has driven prices have tion. farmers 11 billiondollars prices by using the proper forcedtion period. Artificial lights were Oyster shell also proved bene-millions of persons from the come and farm molting method at the \ right off for the first 28 days of the farms to the cities. programs ficial during short molting per- cost taxpayers14 billion time, reports Kansas State Uni-test. The Republicans did not makesidies. in; Following the starvation per-iods and no oyster shell was bet- Ourrecommend* versity Extension poultryman ter during long molting periods.specific recommendations for awould obviouslybetter M. E. Jackson. iod, groups of hens were fed Feed costs per dozen eggs av-program but said its goal shoulderyone - the farmerserve, cracked milo from zero to four the Jackson notes that the profit eraged 16.2 cents for all hens inbe the guarantee of adequate payer, theconsumer making potential of forced molt-weeks, then all hens returned to market prices for farm productsgovernment." and mash. the experiment. ing methods was shown in a re-a 17 percent protein lay Lowest feed cost per dozen and an end to farm subsidies. The current farm cent 40 -week California experi- The researchers found that eggs was 15.4 cents on hens re "Our efforts should be con- in effect through pmgpar4 during the first 10 weeks of egg next year,, ment. ceiving oyster shell during thecerned with compensating the crop season. The House Dr. Milo Swanson and Don Bellproduction following molt and starvation period and milo, plusfarmer for the food and fiber heture Committee agi- of the University of California milo eating, hens that had eaten does produce rather than paying opens heart mile longest had the lowest lay-vitamins on mineral, for three today on new proposals, conducted the test of slow versus weeks thereafter. him off for not producing," said The administration fast molting methods on nearlying rate and that hens fed mile Rep. Odin Langen of Minnesota,come forward withhas mil:I Highest feed cost per dozen a progiz 600 White Leghorn hens, divid-the shortest time had the highest withtask force chairman. Secretary of Agriculture eggs - 17.6 cents - was clifk hens receiving no oyster shell Langen said the average pri-M. Hardin isdue to de- testifyit and fed two weeks on crackedces for wheat and rye had forethecommittee Septa* milo, plus vitamins and minerals.clined since 1963 from $1.94 and24. GRAND OPENING Jackson notes that the Califor- nia researchersconcludedthat Sept. 18 thru39. a short molting period,with oys- B.F. Goodrich ter shell provided during the TruckTIM starvation period, was best when FREE egg prices are high andhens AT OUR VERY LOWESTPRICES $5000° Coffee and Cookies worth of shoes Thur.Fri.Sat. need to get back into production 18 19 20 fast to take advantage of the HEAVYDUTY to be given away good prices. They suggested a long molt EXPRESS FREE and no oystershellfor times Come In And Register This SIZEPL PRI Come In And Find when egg prices are low. 6.70-15 6 ...... G No Purchase Necessary Free Gifts For Everyone practice will result in higher 7.00.15 El! 6.00-16 hen performance later when Y66 '''''' prices are higher. 6.50-16 6 ...... IT Tufo 77..0500.-1166 This pa. Brown's can fit you in these famous brands: The researchers alerted poul- 18§0 trymen to one minor problem. 7.50-20 lo of Ric MEN'S LADIES' CHILDREN'S Hens put through a fast molt 8.25-20 10 ...... 0 became mi E. T. Wright Arch Johansen Viner may produce eggs with rough four hours Preserver Nina Poll Parrots Crubby Square Moxees Hush PuppiCS shells when they get back into Winthrop Hush Puppies Child Life production. Slaw molting results Rand Joyce Arch Feature in smoother shelled eggs. Hush Puppies Sandler TRACTION PLUS Wolverine Boots Miss Wonderful SIZE PLY PRICE 6.70-15 6 $22 Manhattan's Newest, Most Complete Family Shoe Store 7.00-15 6 $28 311 POYNTZ Downtown Manhattan Ph. 776-6612 Cut Restrictions 6.50-16 6 $22 7.00-16 6 $22 7.50-16 8 $38 Increase Income 7.50-20 10 $45 8.25-20 10 $48 all prices plus resaleable tire But How? and federal excise tax House Republicans have called for a new approach to farm legislation that would increase farm prices and eliminate government SHOE FIT COMPANY subsidies. Fink's Tire Service In a report timed for the opening of congressional hearings on 4th & Lincoln 456.2575 farm policy, a G.O.P. task force WAMEGO, KANS.

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More Readers Sll 25 of its classified advertising and salessection any newsweekly in the state is that that Mi Grass &Grair Tested Boar Sale has Averages $260 More Classified ME Top At $560 advertising for readers to read. Last year C E M Pork chops, both on the hoof Grass & Grainran 25,084 inches (314 pages) of classified ME M and in the mouth, were the cen- ads ter of attraction during the an- and sales. This year volume is running 24 last year. 54 Year! nual Kansas Swine Breeders As- Display sociation tested boar salein Livestock, East Manhattan August 23. SellLand, Implements, Cars & Trucks, Furniture, Feed & fa More than 600 persons helped SCH themselves to a pork chop sup- Seed, Antiques, Services. Find a Good MONUN per before the bidding on43 Buy. The Way to Tell the Most- for top tested boars began. Full and the least cost - is thru G&G Classi- RR 3 Bo satisfied, the buyers put smiles fied. Clarence on the faces of the ownersby CLA' bidding the boars to an average of $260 a head. A WEEK MONK Top selling boar in the sale 15 words or less was a Hampshire bred byJim 5c word, additional Yearout of Emporia. He went to MAP Ronald Roth of Green for $560. MON The outstanding animal reached ,REACH 14,200 SUBSCRIBERS 200 lbs. in 134 days, had an av- J. J. erage daily gain of 1.8 lb.,,back - Office fat thickness of 0.68 inch, and WRITE YOUR 12 pen feeding efficiency of2.65 lb. AD HERE feed for pound of gain. Office Phor The top boar's littermate bar- PR 8-51a; row had a 31.3 inch carcass,1.03 MANNA inch of backfat, 4.96 square inches of loin eye, and was42.5 per- DATA cent ham and loin. A littermate Hampshire boar sold to Neil Hupe of Perry for DAI $475. Your author Two Yorkshire boars bred by Neill Walker of McPherson top- DeLAVAI ped the sale for that breed. Both CLAY pu sold for $450, one to Richard MUELLEI Mertz of Wamego and the other Stores to Francis Schmitz of Horton. Wamego I High selling Duroc sold to Reder's Duroc Farm, Atlanta, For Frei for $400. It was bred by Frank WAMEl Alexander, Corning. Second high SABET Duroc went to Michael Krehbdel of MoPherson for $390. It was DeLA VAL bred by Vern Albrecht of Smith Center. AllMakes JOE BLAINE HAS BEST TEAM AGAIN ervice & Re Erie had the best team Ken Hemmert, Oakley, bought For the fourth straight year, Joe Blaine of Dairy Equion Fair at Topeka. Blaine's the highest priced Spot boar for at the pulling contest at the Mid -America $325. Second high Spot boar sold team, Pete and Hap, pulled 6050 poundsof salt further than any of to Billy Brown of Council Grove JOE the other teams in the contest. for $300. Both Spot boars were Blaine's team of draft horses weighs 3600 pounds and pulled Ph. 229-528 Last year at the bred by J. V. Cundilf of Man- 2450 pounds more than their combined weights. chester. fair, they pulled 7100 pounds of salt 15 inches to win. Two other Hampshires brought !WI Others placing in the contest were: 2 - Henry Childs,Buffalo; excellentprices. Tom Ryan of 3 - Marvin Hall, Redfield; 4 - Delmar Woolery, Thayer;5 - Hugh Valley Fallspaid $410 for a boar Taylor, Lawrence; 6 - Lawrence Clark, Fredonia; 7 -Charles Mc- bred by Galen Harms of White - Ese Pheeters, Lee Summit, Mo.; and 8 - Larry Wollery, Thayer. water. Wayne Knopp, Chapman, Au bought a boar from Dean Fun- Lis ston, Abilene, for $400. This -H boar was sired by the top selling ORRIS boar in the sale in 1968. Don't forget to include name, address and/or phone. ME 2-390: CLAY CEI VBS.We have NURS-ETTE FIGURE YOUR COST HERE. AUCTI TOTAL NO. OF WORDS Sill NEW High -Yielding RATE:(Minimum) *15 wordsor less LAWRENC AUC Additional words @ 5c each(Exam REAL ES - ple, a 20 -word ad has 5more words Your ,! than15.Five words Cy 5c each would be 25c) ...... Large EAST HI! 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Discover this better Complete Line Of REFUNDS: you may paidif GOESS Press office for any unusedamount "Mario wheat now ... yoursfrom nine years of Medicated Milk Replacers ad is cancelled. ddlur' DeKalb research. (boxed ads)$1.68 a CARROLL'S CLASSIFIED DISPLAY BOB via L; ORDER YOUR SEED NOW! inch. nor.; Specialized Feeds cash havea25 Auctioneer' CHESTER WIENSTROER 889-4305, Onaga Phone 913 -229-6454 bCi llA iSnt ig : cAhdasrgneotadadcecdompanied by Real Estat All typesse HINES FARM CENTER 456-9575, Wamego ALTA VISTA, KANS. Ph, 494-25! GEORGE DUGAN 293-5351, Leonardville or see: MAIL TO: or 778-34: AG PRESS - 119..st. G.0 HARRY C. PUETT 776-7452, Manhattan Van Meter MANHATTAN,KANSAS DON A. MARTIN 485-2507, Clay Center DAIRY SUPPLY GYPSUM, KANS. P.O.BOX 1009 FRED HEIGELE 388-2372, Longford 4kIkV gal 00MA/eft GRASS & GRAIN REG. QUARTER HORSE geld- NATIONALLY ACCREDITED ing, green broke. J. B. King SPF Yorkshire open gilts, rea- and Wimpy breeding. Yearlingdy to breed. Yorkshire -Hamp- colt, Three Bars breeding. G. A. 1[!M30TC111) CL)TAYE3BJC0 Rudolph, Manhattan, Kans., shire crossed open gilts. Sam RATES: $1 a week for 15words or less. Add 50a word for additional words. or Jon Thole, Marion, Kans., DISCOUNTS: (with Phone JE 9-5850. x31 316 EV 2-2994. x30 cash orders only) deduct 10% if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% ifad runs 4 weeks. REFUNDS: you may collect & refund at theAg Press office for any unused amount paid ifan ad is cancelled. CLAS- 200 HEAD of open and bred SIFIED DISPLAY: (boxedads) $1.82 a column inch. CASH: adsnot accompanied by cash have a Holstein heifers, 300 to 900 lbs. Feed & Seed 25 -cent billing charge added. W. G. Wiebe. 913 244.7625, Sum- merfield, Kans. SB35 than Mail To: Ag Press -P.O.Box 1009 - 1207Moro - Manhattan, Kansas66502 - JE 9-7558 Grain FREE - WILL give 30 am- PARKER pules semen from our FULL LAND IMPROVEMENT HORSES AND ponies forsale. FRENCH Charolais bull- to Seed Wheat Diamond B Ranch, Wamego, be used on Hereford or Angus Germ. 93% - Purity 97.73 LAND IMPROVEMENT Ks. Phone 456-9425. x29 Bin Run $1.80 bu. MEMORIALS cows. Paul Mannel, Lincoln, Ks. "Soil Conservation Doesn't SB29 ROBERT SANNEMAN Cost -Jr Pays" FOR SALE-Beef cross Phone ME 2-3079 rass & CEMETERY calves. We will have 500 FOR SALE - Registered spot- IDANA, KANSAS Ponds, terraces, waterways, of calves at our barnshead ted swine spring boars. Janu- ed ads MEMORIALS and leveling, drainageditch- every ary, March & April farrowed. PARKER, SCOUT & Shawnee es, week end, 4 wks. to 400 lbs. Al- 2 over clearing, landscape grad- seed wheat for sale. Howard 54 Year Continuous Service so Holstein bull. Heifer calves. Also May 15 farrowed. Roy Kel- ing. All triple vac. W. G. Wiebe, ler, Berryton, Kans. x29 Larson, Tescott, Kans., phone Display Located on US24 283-4679. x31 East of City Limits Summerfield, Kans., 913 244- ROGGENDORFF 7625. HORSESHOEING- ERIC CONSERVATION CONSTRUCTION SB35 Sprado. Call PR 6-6362 eve- FOR SALE - Brome seed, Arthur Roggendorff FOR SALE- Charolais bulls, nings. P.O. Box 815, Manhattan, 88% germination, 14c lb. bag- SCHAUBEL Phone JE 9-3984 Kans. Will travel. x35 ged, Arthur Holle, Marysville, MONUMENT CO., INC. breeding age, 7/8 purebred. The Kans., ph. 562-3803. 1630 OSAGE-MANHATTAN big growthy kind witha lot of x29 muscling. Donald Runft, Scan-FOR SALE - Gilts bred to RR 3 Box 20 ME 2-3531 Yorkshire to farrow soon. Law-REGISTERED & CERTIFIED MARTIN dia, Kans., ph. 335-2582. x29 renceRoepke, Waterville Guide, Scout 6 and Gage wheat. Clarence Blanc, President 785-2308. Cleaned, treated and bagged, $2. TRENCHING SERVICE FOR SALE- Large Holstein N.29 Henry Evers, Odell, Nebr., 766- CLAY CENTER springer heifers andcows. Also FOR SALE - Reg. Shorthorn 4076. x30 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, repaired, heifers 300 to 800 lbs. Qualitybulls. Reds and roans. Ready installed TRENCHING work outstanding. Walter George, for service. Glenn E. Lacy, Mil- FOR SALE - Parker seed MONUMENTS by hour or per foot. Free estimates Lawrence, Kans. Ph. VI 3-8430. tonvale,Ks., Phone 4274513. wheat, germination 95 &no Call collect 776-7901, Manhattan. x30 x35 weed seed. $1.85 per bushel MANHATTAN FOR SALE- Duroc & Hamp bulk. Nordhus Bros., Marys- NATIONALLY ACCREDITED vil!e, Kans. Ph. 562-3924. . x30 MONUMENT CO. boars. Call col'ect 785-2765or SPF Yorkshire open gilts. Har- Livestock 785-2766. Arthur & Gail Roepke, vey Herrs, Linn, Kans., ph. 348- FOR SALE - Certified Parker Waterville, Kans. 66548.SB32 2252. x31 and Shawnee seed wheat. Low J. J. BEAUDET prices. Phone Cuba 16F27. Ad- Office and Display Artificially Sired COLTS BROKE and horsesat- REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE rian Polansky, Belleville, Kans. 123 No. 3rd tended. 776-7267, Manhattan. boars, James Yearout, Rt. 1, x29 Duroc Tested Boars x32 Emporia, Kans., ph. 316 342- FOR SALE- 11 meat type 4597. x29 FOR SALE - Parker seed Office Phone Res. Phone by the $2100 wheat grown from certified hybrid sows, 3rd farrowing to be SERVICEABLE AGE Yorkshire seed. Germination 97% purity PR 8-5137 PR 8-4978 HARDTACK DUKE Sept. 19; a'so hybrid gilts,all sizes. Joe M. Conley, Delia, boars for sale. Vernon Setzer, 99.66.Also some good Scout MANHATTAN, KANS. Test figures on each indivi- St. George, Kans. Ph. 456-2394. seed. Glenn E. Lacy, Milton - dual animal available at com-Kans.. ph. 771-3148. SB30 vale, Kans., ph. 4274513. x31 mercial breeder prices. Tem- x29 PUREBRED ANGUS bull,18 DAIRY SUPPLIES porarily sold out of Hamp months old. John Kummer, FOR SALE - 6 York sows 2nd SEED WHEAT - Scout 66, boars and all open & bred Junction litter. 3 Hamp gilts, start far-Shawnee from registered seed, WAMEGO giltsofall breeds. City,238-6515. x30 rowing first of October. Bryana'so Parker & Gage. State test- DAIRY SUPPLY Another group of Hamp andFOR SALE- Purebred Reg-Tate, Phone 785-2459, Water- ed. Also Brome seed. L. J. York boars will soon beoff ville, Kans. x29 Franz. Emmett, Kans., ph. 535- istered Duroc boars. Bred like 2581 or 535-2582. Your authorized dealer for: test. our Nebraska State Fair car-FOR SALE - Registered x32 DeLAVAL milkers cass barrow that cut31.2 Spots: Serviceable age boars SHAWNEE SEED wheat length, 1.3 backfat, and 5.71 grown from certified seed. CLAY push-button eqpt. Hayes Beck & Sons loin eye. Vern Hardenburger bred the same as boars sold at Route 1 Phone 238.6064 Testing Station. Well muscled Germination 96%, weed seed, MUELLER Bulk Tanks & Sons, Narka, Kans. Ph. 4209, and large for age. J. V. Cun-none, recleaned. $1.85 bu. bulk. JUNCTION CITY, KANS. SB30 duff, Manchester, Kans. We live Also Brome seed. George Vis- Stores and Service from FOR SALE - Nice selection of 6,./2 miles north and 1 mile eastser, Riley, Kans., ph. 485-2578. Wamego & Sabetha, Kansas purebred Hampshire boars. Talmage or 31/2 miles west and x30 -53 1/4 south Industry, phone 913 Registered Quarter Horses Roth Bros., Green, Kans., WI FOR SALE - Certified Parker For Free Estimates Call: 4-2237 or WI 4-2238. SB31 388-2369. x30 Seed Wheat, germination 91 & WAMEGO 456-7200 or GEORGE RADER FOR SALE- Modern meat EWES WANTED - Have an no weed; Certified Shawnee SABETHA AV 42958 Phone PR 8-3240 type Duroc boars, ready for ser- out-of-state buyer that will pay seed wheat, germination 90, no MANHATTAN, KANS. vice. Rodney Knopp, Chapman, a good price for 200-500 good weed; certified gage, germ. 90, Kans., Phone 913 257-3506. bred ewes,2's - 4's.For Sa'e: no weed. $1.80 per bushel bulk. DeLAVAL CLAY 200 good, big Columbia -cross Howard Strouts, Wilsey, Kans. DON'T MISS SB32 short-termbreedingewes, Phone 913 497-2263. SB29 All Makes FOR SALE - 5 Hamp sows to $15.25 F.O.B. Wyo. ranch. Call Doug Wildin, ALFALFA HAY for sale, Fred rice & Repair Club Calf Sale farrow soon. Phone 776-5977, 316 662-7543, Kilian, Wamego, Kans. 913 456- Manhattan. SB29 Hutchinson, Kans. SB29 Dairy Equipment Manhattan Sale Barn 9603. x29 FOR SALE- 5 Duroc gilts,FOR SALE - Spotted Poland MANHATTAN, KANS. will farrow in October, Phone boars. Lester Henton, Rt. 3, FOR SALE - Certified Scout JOE McCLURE AC 913 2384341, Junction City, Manhattan, Kans., ph. 6-8467. 66 seed wheat. Frank Feld- SAT., NOV. 1, 1:00 p.m. Kans. x30 hausen, Bremen, Ktans., 744- Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista SB31 2796, Oketo. x30 Angus Hereford FOR SALE- 7 head of Hol- FOR SALE -- 150 choice An-Guide, Scout 66 and Gage stein cows, 2 & 3 yr.olds, 5 gus cows, 30 calves by side.wheat. Cleaned, treated and INSURANCE fresh, 2 to freshen in Oct. GoodJames Forshee, 243-4717, Con- bagged,$2. Shorthorn cordia. SB29 HenryEvers, producers. Albert Meier, Palm- Odell, Nebr., 766-4076. x31 er, Kansas, Phone 1313. x30 HAMPSHIRE HERD boars, 18 MFA INSURANCE Registered Hereford FOR SALE - Shawnee seed REGISTERED Quarter Horse mo. old, sired by $8900 "Beauwheat grown from certified gelding,gentle, well broke. 5Dandy" from Harris herdin Auto - Fire- Life - Bulls Yearlings Texas. 1 yr. old sired by "Sgt.seed. Kenneth Alt, Wamego, . years old. $250. Dwayne Turn- Kans. Ph. 456-9618. x31 Liability- Auto Loans- & 2 -year olds er, Phone 913 527-2828 or 913 First Class" from IS Univer- - Hospitalization - 527-9978, Bellevil'e, Kans. x30 sity. Full brother to barrow SHAWNEE WHEAT- Grown Size and Quality that cut 50% ham & loin. Bothon clean ground from certified FOR SALE - Hereford cowsboars proven and in trim con-seed. Germination94.$1.50 K. KOOKEN with calves and one registereddition. Floyd Meyer, Palmer, bushel, bin run. Frank Louthan, ME 2.3902 Hereford bull. Dale Keesecker, Kans. Ph. 308. x29 - 423 Court 6 Mi. N.W. Abilene, Kans. Phone 325-2886, Washington, Glasco, Kans. Ph. 5934121. x29 CLAY CENTER,KANSAS CO 3-1830 Kansas. SB33 YORKSHIRE HERD boars - REGISTERED STURDY semi- 18 mo. old, sired by "Spartan"dwarf new wheat, shortstiff CO 3-3442 REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE from Michaels herd in Indiana.straw, high yields, excellent p, AUCTIONEERING boars for sale. Cut out on lit-1 yr. old, sired by "Hercules." grazing.Certified & noncerti- TESTED DUROC BOARS termates. Robert J. Williams, The best boar ever raised herefied sturdy Shawnee. Sidney $1.00 The acceptance of our boars and Americus, Kans. Ph. 316 884- with .54 backfat and 5.88 loinJohnson, Lindsborg, Ks. Ph. LAWRENCEE. WELTER 2462. x29 eye. Both boars proven and in 227-2532. gifts has been great through- trim condition. Floyd Meyers, x31 AUCTINEER out Kansas and the Midwest.FOR SALE - 11 meat type Palmer, Kans., Ph. 308. x29 NEBRASKA SCOUT 66 seed REAL STATEBROKER The entire crop of open giltshybrid sows, 3rd farrowing to wheat, $1.50 bu. bulk. Eldean Your Sale Solicited that were available have gone be Sept. 19. Also hybrid gilts, NATIONALLY ACCREDITED Banahan,Phone442-2531, ..... Large or Small into the formation of newly all sizes. Joe M. Conley, Delia, SPF Yorkshire boars and open Steele City, Nebr. x30 establishedregisteredSPF Kans., Ph. 771-3148. SB29 gilts. Same breeding as in last EAST HIGHWAYUS 24 herds. KSU boar test. Harvey Herrs,FOR SALE - Certified Gage MANHATTANPR 8-3455 We still have boars availabiein FOR SALE - 30 Duroc openLinn, Kans. 66953. Phone 348-seed wheat. Germination 94. Real Estate all usual price categories. gilts. Also boars. Rufus D. Un- 2252. x36 Bulk or Bags. Kenneth Wank- And General Sales rau. Lehigh, Kansas, 316 523- lyn,Frankfort, Phone 22L Nationally Accredited SPF 3762. SB30 SEPT. 20 Clasem farm Sale, Beattie, Kans. Raymond Zimmerman Auction. x32 FRED GERMANN FOR SALE - Duroc boars 44 PoPed Shorthorned cattle, FOR SALE - Certified Shaw- ED REIMER Dwight, Kans. with individual information on Reg. Polled bull 2 yrs. old. nee, uncertified Scout Seed AUCTIONEER Call Collect age at 200 & probe. Jerry These are all young cattle. AlWheat. Stephen Rupert, Min- Junction City 2384382 Sleichter,Abilene, Kansas CO machinery & furniture Martinneapolis, Kans. 67467, Phone 3-1908. We Specialize x31 W. Herrstrom, K16, Tonganox- 392-2310. x32 5 in Selling DAIRY CATTLE NATIONALLY AOCREDITED le, Kans. Phone VI 5-2962. x29 SPF Yorkshire andHampshire HOLSTEIN HEIFERS, 10 head SHAWNEE SEED Wheat, 1.70 100 "A completeSale Service" cross open gifts.Ten dollars for sale, start freshening end ofFOR SALE - Registered cleaned and state tested. Grown eeka Phone market top. Ga- this month. Also ten second Yorkshire boars, days to 200 from certified seed on clean or write for sale dates. per head above calf Holstein cows start fresh- Ag Telephone 736-2777 lbs., backfat & loin eye figures ground. Ralph Larson, 293-5614, 367-2373 len F. Wietharn, Phone x36 ening last of this month. Also available. Phone 456-9334, Law- Leonardville. x29 an GOESSEL,KANSAS Axtell, Kansas. I have five Jersey cows thatrence Bandel, Wamego, Kans., "Marion County" FOR SALE - 300Holstein - would make wonderful family x32 FOR SALE - Shawnee wheat Guernsey -Jersey -BrownSwiss milk rows. Art Timm, Wood- $1.75 bu. in 50 bu. lots. Larger BOB WILSON Fresh bine, Kans., Phone 913 257-1495FOR SALE One extra good lots $1.60. Woodrow Reusk, cent and Milking Shorthorn.& heifers, SB29 registered Hereford bull. Harry Frankfort, Ks., Vermillion Ph. Auctioneering & springer cowsguaranteed. Let Wagner, Bennington, Ks. x29 3824322. SB30 Red Estate tested, vac. andselect your nextFOR SALE - 4 registered An- Alt tY sales us help you You will gus bulls, 20 mo old. Eileen - FOR SALE - 45 good youngFOR SALE - Certifiedaffi- N494-Pes2552 dairy cows and heifers. Hereford springer cows. James be glad you did.W. G. Wiebe, mere breeding. Bud Susank, dated Shawnee and Parker seed or 778-3424 Kans., Ph. 244- Council Grove. Kans., Phone Forshee, Phone 2434717, Con- wheat. Lawrence Strouts, Sol- 118-8t George,Ks. Summerfield, SB35 Phone 767-6623. x32 cordia, Kans. SB29 omon, Kans., 655-7841. SB31 7625...... Winter Bar- Used Trucks Fulmer FOR SALE - Will- CIVIC O.K. AT WAKEFIELD ley, germination 95,purity 99%. Used Cars Sealed BidsWill Be cATHERI Albert Kientz, Route1, Wa- ' TRUCKS Demonstrator pickup,1/4T 66547. Phone Fleetside, new price $3508.95, oi.9:3667toerNdr4e_olC.Gdi566d5r669: mego, Kansas x31 2 YEAR WARRANTY Plc Rl 456-9831. Ton - 60 Ton Now Sales & Service 1967 Corvair 4 dr. HT, 6 cyl., 1962 Chev. 1AT Fleetside,6, -Tropic CLARK NEWGoldenchief radio, automatic, WW tires, standard Turquoise, beardless, super 96SF°: anseRvr°1118:1:1°Beill seed wheat, red TRI-COUNTY MOTOIcS excellent condition, low mile- 1957 Chev. %T, 6 cyl., 4 speed Postraction mill -bake quality,millers pay- age 1951 Chev. %T, 6 cyl., 4 speed axle;push ing premiums. Bestof t hous- 307 N. 3rd MANHATTAN 1949 Chev. %T w/ bed, 6, 4 spd. Golden 1966 Pontiac 4 dr. V8, aut. The car maybe see7 ands of selections from7 yrs. trans., radio, air, pwr. strg. & Hours: 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. court house 50 - Superred-Chief cross, brakes. New tires. Excellent Emergency parts ph. HO 1.5628 in Alma, testing and purifying.Our best or HO 1-5811. 57 years. Very reliable,high condition. 34T,6cyl.,3 yields, test, protein, hardy, non - 1967 Chevrolet 5 PS.mend n less hail, spd.,long wide box, white bids toWabauk shatter, strong straw, TIRES AULD County Agricultural wind damage.. High purity, wall tires,excellent shape, Elunit mote Council, Court}louse, germination. Graded, sacked on- one owner CHEVROLET Kans. 66401. ly $5.00 bu. can shipanywhere. All Standard Sizes 1964 Chevy II Nova wagon, V8, income Pickup Most All aut. trans., radio, air, pwr. HO 1.5414 do parts Truck lots not sacked. New Tires, Too. it0.1.2J1 Bids are tobe received Sam $4.50 bu. 100 bu. @$4.00, strg. & brakes. Real good WAKEFIELD fore 5 p.m. September years. Goa bu. @ $3.50 bu. Havetruck condition. x Golden scales. Limited supply .. : .. uck stop. HERCULES 1964 Oldsmobile 2 dr. hardtop, r"3 50 priced $2.50 to $3.00bu. V8, aut., radio. Real good car SKAGGS (F'O'RD) MOTORS stall cafe Clark's Better Wheat Flarrns, IN MANHATTAN ters, 51/2 a Sedgwick, Kans. 67135. 16miles 776-9453 610 N.3rd 1966 Buick Wildcat 2 dr. H.T., 316 V-8,automatic,radio,air, yarc north Wichita on 81. Phone MANHATTAN, KANS. 1968 Chev. % 'ton 772-5210. Closed Friday eve- power steering and brakes. 1969 MOTORS pickup, Out of sta nings thru Saturdays. SB29 Excellent condition. SELL DOWN CAMPERS custom cab, re4sold.Make 1966 Chevrolet Impala 4 dr. H. i DAIRY PELLETS, rangepellets USED TRUCKS T. V-8, automatic and radio. We still have a fine selection of c i Ia box new 1969 model cars and trucks 1948 Jeep pickupwith 4 andallkindsoffertilizers. 64 Chevy, V-8,hoist,16' low mileage. Extra clean drive & Ford VS Manhattan Milling Co.,107 64 Chevy 60, V-8, 5 yd. dump1965 Chevrolet Impala 4 door-- all going at close-outprices! engine TF Chg body hardtop, V8, aut. trans., radio. 1967 Chevrolet Van Pierre, Manhattan. 1 63 Chevy 60, V-8,hoist,131/2' sl etoe k s sal Real clean one -owner car. SAVE HUNDREDS 1968 Dodge i4 ton busi KEY RABBIT MiniPellets for box 1964 Chev. 4 dr. wagon V8, auto. V8, 3 goingvs fast gains, no waste, $3.80 per62 Chevy 60H, 5 yd. dump air and pwr. strg., one own- OF DOLLARS ness is wh Mill- 62 IHC 1800, 5 yd. dump and still get your full 5 -year, ...... " hundred pounds f.o.b. Key er, sharp 1965 Dodge 1ton V-8 with e have ma ing Co., Clay Center, Kansas,61 Ford 700,V8,hoist,151/4' 1963 Chevrolet Impala 4 dr. V-8, 50,000 -mile warranty. The 1970 body ...... ME 2-2141. TF box automatic, radio, power strg.,models will not have this 5 -year 1965 Ford pickup, wantingae 61 Chevy 70, 5 yd. dump low mileage, excellent cond. 50,000 mile warranty. radio V8, 3 RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for hors- 61 Ford 750, 5 yd. dump 1963 Cadillac 4-dr. HT, V-8, au- es. Product of KeyMilling Co.. 61 IHC BC 180 tractor 1962 Chevrolet 2 ton,V8,2 ligation or ME to.,radio,aircond.,power BUY NOW rear axle. Choice of 2., Clay Center, Kans., Phone 59 Dodge D700, 5 yd. dump strg. & brakes, extra clean - p 2-2141. SBTF 58 Ford 800, tractor whi'e we still have a good selec- 1961 Chev. i4 ton, 6 1963 Ford Wagon V-8, automa- tion to choose from. cyl,, 4 D. CERTIFIED ELBON Rye, Bal- 56 Ford 750, 5 yd. dump tic, radio and power steering, 64 Ford 600, V-8, winch truck OPEN EVENINGS 1968 Ford1i -ton, boa Rye, and Chase Winter 62 Chevy 60H, V-8, winch truck real clean REA] Barley. Certified Shawnee, 1963 Chevrolet Impala 4-dr. V-8, BANK RATE FINANCING heater .... , Phor Gage and Wichita seed wheat. automatic and radio, 2 owner Also Scout, Scout 66 and Park- AMES CHEV. CO. car Long -McArthur SILVER 1960 Chevrolet 4 dr. hardtop, Skaggs (Ford) Motors er. Sis Seed, Belleville,call col- AC 316 - 647-3251 Ford -Lincoln-Mercury tensed in I lect 527-2484. x31 MOLINE, KANS. 67353 V8, aut. trans., air cond., radio, real nice Your Transportation 340 N. Santa Fe Salina, 1964 Chevrolet 4-dr. HT, V-8, au- Headquarters TA 3-2237 FARM 'TRUCKS tomatic, power steering,ra- "Where Customers Send 317 acres n Automotive 1968 Ford Ranger 1/2 ton, V8 dio and power brakes, nice Their Friends" acres broli engine, automatic transmis- 1963 Chev. Bel Air 4 dr., 6 cyl., 2nd & Houston Real Estate house as sion. Loaded with extras. radio & standard trans., nice car Phone PR 8-3525 This truck is almost like MANHATTAN, KANSAS 80 acres p. new 1961 Rambler 4 dr., 6 cyl., stick FARMS: JUST LISTEDmie Count2 Pickups 1966 Chevrolet 2 ton, low cab & overdrive, real economical forward, 327 V8 engine, 2 spd. 160 acres, choice grass 814 acres OBERMEYER HAS 'EM axle, 114 inch cab to axle. TRUCKS east Ottawa County. 'th improve Extra clean. 1969 Dodge 1/2ton, 6 cyl., aut., CHEVROLET 80 acres, half grass, oke, balm 2 new 69 Chev. pickups, wide HD springs, radio, 8900 mi., farm land, lays good, no bed, long wheelbase,6cyl. 1965 Chevrolet % ton, long Dickinson. 318 acres 307"-350" engines wide box, good condition, 4 like new LARGE STOCK OF TRUCKS ith improve speed transmission. 1965 Dodge 1/2T, V-8, air, 3-spd., Have a good listing 1969 Chassis & cab,2T, 173" 1964 Chevrolet 1 ton, 292 big long, wide box, real good 1968 Chev. 327 V-8, 4 sp., 2 sp., farms from 80 to 800 a wheelbase, 350" engine six engine, 4 speed transmis- 1956 Ford 11/2 ton6cyl. 4 spd., 102" CA, 8.25 tires front & Seine choice bottom land droom ho sion, dual wheels, hoist and fold down box, good tires rear, extra nice $3195 1966 Ford, 3 spd., rear bumper new bed with fold down racks Used fold down 16' truck bed, 1967 Chev. V-8, 427 eng., 60 Ser- Wilson Real Estat3 'bedroom 1963 Ford 2 ton, V8 engine, 2 steel stringers. Worth the ies,singleaxletractor, ad, redecor; 1964 Chev., long wheelbase, speed axle, low mileage, ex- money. straight air brakes, 5 spd., 2 Phone CO 3-2400 cellent rep: wide bed, 283 V8, 4 spd., ra- 8' oneway disc spd., 1000 tires,extra clean ABILENE, KANSAS dio, body side moulding, red cellent condition $5950 and white finish, air cond. 1958 Dodge % ton, 4 speed, 1967 Hobbs 40 ft. platform $3250 Only a few good running truck Myers Motor Co. 1967 III tandem tag axle dsl., FOR SALE s. Will sell 1962 Chev. 1/2 ton, 3 spd., V8, 1958 Chevrolet 1/2 ton panel 5 speed, 2 speed, clean $6950 Thriving fillingstation e treaty. rear bumper truck, 6 cylinder, standard CHEV.-PONTIAC-CADILLAC 1966 IH twin screw, 5 spd., 3 tank wagon business on II transmission, very good con- 148 at Agenda, Kans. Over 1961 Chev. 3 spd., 283 V8, short dition 1406 Center - 562-2383 spd.,net.air brakes, PS, 478 P. B. wheelbase, wide bed, rear MARYSVILLE, KANS. V8 eng., 1000 tires $6750 tank wagon customers, Ph. 1958 International Carryall, 6 1965 Chev. 327 VS tandem 60 gallonage at pump last 6 106 N. bumper cylinder, 4 wheel drive, 4 spd. 22,000 storage, main bldg. transmission, lockout hubs, Series, 5 stir. Clark trans., 2- 1956 Ford %T V-8, 4 spd. sp. axle. Air over hyd. brakes, 32, metal storage bldg. 1 BOB new paint. Perfect for the At only $7000 with 1911St. George, sportsman Me- extra nice $3550 1958 Ford %T 4 spd. 1964 Chev. Y2 ton, V8, LWB, W 15% possession date, then 1956 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, 4 speed monthly payments. Stock transmission, new paint USED TRUCKS box, aut., power steering, FARMS OBERMEYER power brakes $1195 lteososelsesta invoice at a 1948 Chevrolet 2 ton, 2 speed 66 Ford Bronco, 4 wheel drive,1963 Chev. 80 Series tandem with lessees. axle,131/2' box, runs good, real sharp Improved 160 I lo new paint axle tractor, 5 speed, 2 speed, built in 65 Ford F-100, V8, 3 spd., over- 427 V-8 engine, PS, str.air west of Marysville, 3 WPM Mair drive, with Topper modern home, milk Moore Motor Co. brakes, ex. good cond. $3450 cultivated, nearly allcorgif You would 65 Ford 1/2 ton 8' Styleside pick- 1962 CHEV. 1/2 ton LWB, 4 spd., tion work completed this Marvin Obermeyer, Owner up, 6 cyl., 4 speed, radio 6 cyl., N box $895 contract Ph. BL 8-2255 Open to 9 p.m. 913 325-2411 with 10% down, 10% 200A river WASHINGTON, KANSAS 62 Ford F-600, V8, 4 speed, 2 1961 Chev. 1/2 ton, SWB $595 bal. March 1. HERINGTON, KANSAS speed axle, new 131/2' fold Well improved 115, CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE down bed & hoist 1961 Dodge 1/2ton, long wheel- contra 62 Ford F600. V8, 4 speed,, 2 base, V8, 3 spd., wide box milesS.Concordia on Serving Washington County's speed axle, new 15' fold down $495 81, 2 bedroom baseboard electric heat,INIPatered C +4EVRptEi7 Automotive Needs over 40 years hed & hoist 1961 Ford 1/2 ton, long wheel- wall carpeting in allroor.4' grass 62 Ford F-600, V8, 4 speed, 2 base, air cond., V-8, 3 spd. 36x40 barn, 3 stallgaragelie40A with 1 speed axle, new 151/2' fold clean $i95 and, veinal Pastur Once Upon A Time... tire farm is in grass (1h1432°tiArne12.:o There's A Truck down bed & hoist. 1960 Chev. SWB % ton, 3 spd., grass. An excellent bgl (like now) a Buick Dealer (like 62 Chev. % ton 8' pickup, 6 N box, clean $545 raise show cattle, at At Skinner my boss) sold many, many new cyl., 4 speed, overloads with 10% down, 155 Dk FOboatrli Buicks and took in many, many1956 Chev. 2 ton, 84" chassis & 1960 Trail -Mobile 37' grain trail- For You er $1995 sion date, then$1.000 Derrit used cars. He wanted to sell cab, V8, 4 spd. with 3 spd. for9yes, them now (the sooner the bet- 1958 IH VF195 Twin Screw 549 hs3,6,e5car, int. Close Out sale on all 69 mod- aux. trans., 2 spd. axle, 920 10th ter!) So he fixed them, he test- V-8 engine, 10-spd., R96 Road ''' LEO Cl els. Your demand is within our ten ply rear tires. A real Ranger trans.,tractor, good Improved 160 ed them, In fact he double- truck for a feed wagon Wakefield, 1,Mate needs! Be sure to see us. checked them and then he pri- cond. $2995 southwest of ning water,electricity, ced them just right (Really). 1946 Chev. 1 ton w/ grain box nice 10; He was so delighted with all $195 bath, 105 acres Skinner Chevrolet these shiny makes and models, Taylor Motor Co. under cultivation,balance=Anthony"1n! he decided to have a sale -A Distributor For tire. This farmis Oil all Phone ME 2-2101 Phone 913 325-2202 Giant Farm Truck Body er road andgood produciEAL,EfSaTrArns'I REAL SALE - and ask every- with 10q1;1.everai CLAY CENTER, KANS. body in the area to look at these WASHINGTON, KANS. Hen Under Body Hoist farm at $25,000 beauties. He told his salesmen Harsh Mobil Mixer Bulk 15% March 1,then Some c Feed Bodies 65 interest on con (likeus)toinvitealltheir lAre have a number of new and merits with aPPoot Elevator THESE ARE friends,neighbors,country The largest stock of heavy duty Call co'lect for GOOD TRUCKS used pickups of all sizes and at these.'OroInn, T: cousins and aunts, fellow lodgetypes. See Us ! Chev. truck parts in the Mid -Take a look five cafe and tavi 1962 2T Chev. No. 60, long members and even absolute West. Parts for engines, trans- . 1,,, Real reet,' }Rnt wheel base, 2 spd. strangers ! ! missions & 2 speed axles. tial taverns. 1963 Ford 1/2T, 4 whl. drive Special ! Kvasrucx,, So here we are, dear friend( ?) 1---d townprc 1951 Chevrolet, Y2T to tell you that MANHATTAN New 1969 Chevrolet Model KANSAS ristensen, Melton Motor Co., Inc. HADDAM, A 1949 Chevrolet, %T MOTORS has the freshest se- CE61413. Tintedglass,west eaq4zes.Estate 1947 1T Chevrolet w/ fold down lection of used cars that you've coast mirrors, 9000 front axle, 16th and M Sts. JA 7-2201 Phone FR°Sri 'hal bed; good 2 sp. 18,500 rear. axle, 427 en- Y, Nebr. .40:F ever seen - priced to sell right BELLEVILLE See Butch At now. gine, power steering,900x20 AlicsiGeraldA. Kvadsilickleic, TO stoi Please call on us.THANKS tires, tachometer, two hooks. o Reinforced frame, custom cab,FOR SALE - 1964 IHC truck vate allot° Waterville Motors red truck with red interior. with 345 V-8, 5 spd. transmis- N Manhattan Motors sion with 3 spd.auxiliary. FOR SALE -2 'e Invited. DODGE A -C house, 707Oak, Wa11161:4_d Parts 1 ha S.L.H.D. twin screw tandem. roof. Ph. 2 ilddraenssed ST 5-2731 311317 Houston PR 8-3537 1000x20 fronttires,900x20 1st floor, new PR 6.4414 Beardmore bill WATERVILLE, KANS. rear tires. 18' bed with 5' sides. evenings. acksml, 1700c Used Car Lot 214 Houston Has complete 9" auger system. Large ne, Kans. BUICK FOR Chevrolet Co., Inc. Hydraulic control on auger &FOR SALE -with co WANTED - Model A or B slides. Excellent condition. Docwalls covered Ford roadster. Box 1009RI, 50 YEARS 620 Market 402223-5252 CharlesDottivan, Manhattan, Kans. Howison, phone TA 5-1541, Sa- SB29 MANHATTAN, KANSAS BEATRICE, NEBR. lina,Kans. SB29 Kars., Phone' 111.111MMEN FARMS FOR SALE FOR SALE- At Salina, Ks., 5 FulmerReal Estate room bungalow with attached USED TRACTORS SALE 16 acres, subqrbanarea, won- garage. Corner lot, close to 1966 Farmall 656; 1964 806D Turn -Key CATHERINE J FULMER derful 2 bedroom house &lots churches, Sr. high schooland 'ill Be T of very good buildings, Elmore Shopping Center. $10,- 1961 Farmall 560 LP; 1959 5601) Construilias evrolet creek 1959 John Deeiv 730D Bel REALTOR land. Located at the edgeof Ril- 500. Phone 238-2679, Junction 1958 Case 300; 1958 JD 70 ey area. City, Kans. SB31 165103 Office 456-J696 1952 Farman M; 1949 H Turquoise 240, 180 broke, 60grass, 82A FOR SALE- Our place at the USED COMBINES insmission Res. 456-9281 of wheat in 69 at 40 bu. southwest edge of Riley,con- F.G. sisting of approximately 1G' 1963 IH 303, 12' with cab Push WAMEGO 37A. Modern G.A. dairy barn 1959 IH 101, 12 ft. - L N actual milet and many other good bldgs. in-acres creek bottom land, 2 bed- cluding a modern 2 bedroom room home. Gas heat, city wa- 1958 MH 92, 12 ft. be seen at ter,lots of buildings, feedlots IH 228 2 -row corn head Alma, Ran., home. Located in the Green IH 22 2 -row cornhead North Central Steel from 8 Farms -Ranches - area. & silo, all in good repair. Con- tact Jess Siebecker, Riley, Ks., FORAGE HARVESTERS Irrigation, Inc. Motels Improved 320, 140A broke, Phone 485-2512. x30,Gehl FH 84, 1 row W 180A grass, plenty of outbuild- P.O. Box 141 913 392-2077 tural-abaExutenkl.:unit motel. Large grossand ings. Contract sale at 61/2%. FOR SALE - 5 room and bath 1966 Gehl FH 188, 2 row House, cottage to be moved. Would 1967 John Deere 34,row MINNEAPOLIS, KANSAS A come wholesale in good 160, all broke, 1/2 creek bot-make a nice lakeshore cottage.Fox 1 row; Case 1 row to parts owner over 20 tom, Clifton area Merlin Flentie,Centralia,Ks., NEED A COMBINE? be received own. Same Ph. 857-3814. x31 tember 30, ears. Goodvolume. 160, well improved, 115A Rossville Truck 1 1958 A Baldwin with cab ck stop. 2 highways,4 waybroke, located north of Clay FOR SALE - Feedlot on Sal- 1 1955 A Baldwin stop. Cafeand living quar- Center. ine River, 7 miles east of Lin- & Tractor Co. 1 1967 C-Il ters, 51/2 acresof land. 21,000 coln, Kansas. Has capacity for 1 1966 John Deere 95 storage. Willcontract Call For Appointment 2000 head. Ready tooperate. Phone 584-3560 1 1968 G Baldwin ber yard. A goodbusiness. Has good water, fences,feed- ROSSVIULF., KANS, 2 1962 C Baldwins with cabs on pickup,Out of state owner wants it Eldon Thorman ers, new scales. Plenty of sil- 1 1966 C -II with cab n cab, age and grain available. Con- 2 1965 403 IHC with cabs radio. sold. Make offer. Real Estate & Investments tact Edwin Reinert, Lincoln, DIESELS 1 3x16 IHC pull -type plow :CIAL claimed freight, insurance 1 IHC Cub Cadet 7 hp with amaged goods. Doing a large 913 ME 2-3008 Kans., Phone LA 44979. x30 1966 JD 3020, propane p with 4 CLAY CENTER, KANS. mower - V-8 engine usiness. Age is why it is for 430 ACRES CHOICE unim- 1965 3020 JD dsl., wide axle, 1 1959 JD 55 sale. proved bottom land, can be ir- new tires 1 1959 MasseyHarris Model 92 Tan estock sale barn and a good rigated. Buy in tracts or in one 1961 John Deere 3010 dsl. with cab oing business. Age and ill- Immediate Possessionunit. Assaria Bank, Assaria, 1957 JD 720 gas; 1954 70 gas 1958 Model 45 John Deere with :on V8, 3 s ess is why it is for sale Kans. SB30 1957 JD 720 dsl. pickup attachment ...$1 4 BDR. IN MANHATTAN Flarmall H; IH W6 e have many goodlistings to 1 V-8 with 2133 NORTHVIEW DRIVE FOR SALE - 3 bedroom John Deere Model B oose from, so buying, selling, 4 bedroom home, large kitchen- stone house, completely redec- IHC Super M A&W Eqpt. Co. wanting an auction on a bus- & dining area, new gold carpetorated. Near schools & bus line p, V8, 3 spd,ess, farm or ranch, or whatliving room & hall, new paint $9000. Ph. Manhattan PR 6-6154. MACHINERY Phone 913 -738-3379 . S ye you, just write or call, no outside, close Northview School. x31 N -H 616 forage harvester BELOIT, KANS. ton, V8, 2s gation on your part. $3849.47 down and assume 6% 110 JD forage wagon with run- ice of 2.. $1 FHA loan - $10,150.92 balance, FOR RENT - Store building, ning gears n, 6 cyl,, 4 & 23 years remain on loan, only available now, good condition. Dbl. bar 10' 3 pt. chisel NEW A -C EQUIPMENT DAIN'S $106.53 per month including Reasonable rent, good location,3 Case 3 bottom plows D21 SeriesII,fully equipped, n, taxes & insurance. Better than size 70x32. Many uses. WalterCase hyd. loader demo. 6-cyl., REAL ESTATE renting - $14,000. Meyer, Riley, Kansas. SB30 JD No. 6 forage harvester 170 dsl., loaded, demo. . $1 Phone 5824520 John Deere 14T baler No. 2200 disc harrow, 14', 20" SILVER LAKE, KANS. 2033 BLUE HILLS RD.-, 3 Model B 16-8 grain drill blades krthur, bedrooms & 11/2 baths top level, Farm Equipment Gehl forage wagon No. 302 wire baler, all extras nsed in Kans., Mo., & Nebr. wall -wallcarpeting,interior Calhoun feed wagon USED - FIELD READY n -Mercury John Deere No. 9 mower 1965 No. 35A Papec w/ 2 row Salina, mahogany trim, lots of built- FARMS & HOMES ins in kitchen with range & ov- New Idea mower, mtd. head and direct cut att. 2237 en. Lower level completely fin- Gas & Diesel JD 45 combine, 12' cut 1966 C -II Gleaner, 16', recond. 317 acres near Olsburg, Kans., ished with 2 additional bed- FBA 16x8 grain drill 1959 A Gleaner, 14' acres broke, balance pasture. rooms & ceramic bath, recrea- Shop Service FBB 16x8 grai ndrill 1956 John Deere 55 house and barn. tion room, additional kitchen in- Completely rebuilt engine for cluding range,refrigerator, MOST up-to-date service C -II Gleaner 80 acres pasture in Pottawa- deep freeze, walls paneled in shop in our area W W Smith & Sons 1962 No. 240 Hesston swather, EtT LISTED,mie County. mahogany, wall -wall carpet, 14' sliding glass door to ground Complete diesel testing equip- 420 5th Several good used tractors to ice grass la814 acres tinRiley County,level. Central air conditioned, ment to take care of the major- choose from unty. h improvements, 180 acres ity of tractors. ke, balance pasture. large lot - an excellent buy for grass, bal $29,900. ME 2-3148 good, north Boring bars, line boring ma- Bundy Equipment 318 acresin Riley County chine, welding, electrical, acety- CLAY CENTER, KS. h improvements, 145 acres LIKE NEW -3 bedroom home lene. 942 S. West St. WH 2-7261 listing otherke, balance pasture. with carport, full basement, to 800 acres, Northview School district, low Valve equipment, rod align- WICHITA. KANSAS ttom land. droom home in Wamego interest, FHA loan may be as- ment tools. FIELD HARVESTERS sumed, $15,750. Competent factory trained per- 1 No. 50 IH 2 row !al Estate3 bedroom home in McFar- 1 No. 550 IH 2 row USED COMBINES d, redecorated, new roof, in ZONED FOR BUSINESS - sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, 1 No. 818 New Holland 2 row ) 3-2400 electrical and general mechan- cellent repair, plus low tax- large home near downtown ical work. KANSAS north of Poyntz, nearly 21/2 TRACTORS lots. An excellent investment 1 JD 830 dsl., real good Only a few of our many list- only $17,500. 1 F806 IH dsl., only 1000 hrs., 1ALE . Will sell at auction or pri- If You Are In The Market To BOWMAN fully equipped, excellent igstation treaty. Phone CE 84103 ness on Hi - Other Choice Buys - Farm Impl. & Truck Co. Sedgwick County 1961 Hi Lo 45 with cab Kans. Over P. B. LINDSAY To Buy, Sell or Trade 1961 45 Hi -Lo, 10' pickup reel itomers, 28 240 Eist Eighth 1960 MH 12' & cab Ph. 778.3424 Call JUNCTION CITY, KANS. pipment, Inc. rflp last 6 106 N. Manhattan 1959 45 JD 10', overhauled nain bldg. 1210 S. West USED FORAGE ;ebldg. BOB WILSON Maurice McNeil HARVESTERS ith 10% do St. George, Phone 494-2552 USED COMBINES late, then Realtor WH 2-2215 1957 No. 10 JJD rotary chopper its.Stock Suite 11, Union National Bank FIELD READY 1964 No. 16 IHC with 1 row voice at cost FARMS FOR SALE WICHITA, KANS. row crop 160A- This all grass guar - Office 64801 Res. 9-5164 Waiver Of Interest 1957 No. 8 JD with 1 row row on hiwa): on oil road has a verynice MANHATTAN, KS. To Apr. 1, 1970 FORAGE HARVESTERS crop, mower bar & pickup att. lie, 3 be e built in 1962, 3 bedroom, 1965 MF 300 with cab, 13 ft., 1967 JD No. 38 forage harvest-1959 Gehl 2 row place, utility, full basement. fully equipped 1959 Fox 2 row ink barn, FOR SALE er with 2 row head No. 20 IHC 1 row all coneyou would like to live in the HOUSE & 5 ACRES 1964 M -F 12' No. 72; slick, been1963 JD No. 12 forage harvest- eted, $28,00untry, this could be foryou. shedded er with 2 row head No. 32 Papec 1 row 10% Dec. contract. One story modern frame dwel- 1959 M -H 14ft.No. 82 1964 Gehl Chop -All forage har- No. 151D Papec 1 row & pickup 200A riverbottom,112.3 ling, with double garage, hen Several other used combines vester with 2 row head attachment only ke, near ClayCenter, Kans. A used 222 cornheadtofit AC with 1 row 115, 11 on contract. house, small barn with 4 auto- John Deere No. 5 flail chopperUsed 1 row RC att. for 34 JD dia onhi 1965 300 320A, 125 matic hog waterers in lot. Lo- IH No. 36 1 row forage hvstr. Used 2 -row RC att., 38", for JD odern home, broke with good al - cated on 5 acres of good ground Kewanee 17' folding disc har- heat, vanintents, balancegood well on the edge of Vining, Kans. Eddy Impl. Co. row 34 all rooms,atered grass. See our selection of good used 40A with Set of 18.4x30 snap -on dual forage harvesters before you illgarage. 10.5 creek bottom, ROENIGK AGENCY 456-9500 wheels sass and g enal pastures.Now would be MORGANVILLE, KS.67468 2 drill hitch buy. ant placeto time to getgrass for next Phone ear & know TRACTORS USED DRILLS at $3501) you have it. FARMS FOR SALE WAMEGO, KANSAS JD FB 15x7, fert. & seeder Po Many Other Listings 1964 JD 3020 dsl., fully equip- Call For Information- JD FB 16x8, fert., press wheels 1000 r " 30 acre farm, all grass, home, ped with power shift r9yrs., well, springs. Close in to Man- SPECIALTIES IHC 16x8 fert. & seeder hattan on Highway. 1961 JD 4010 dsl., fully equip-JD 14x7 fert. & seeder, press 1965 Model 210 JD corn head, ped wheels fiveMiles LEO CHAPMAN Choice 3 acre building sites on all weather road, closein to good $660 MISCELLANEOUS New JD 15x7 FB-B - Priced rakefield, Real Estate& Investments 1966 MM disc plow, 8' $595 tosell. tricity, pa Manhattan. 1968 AC swather, 9' .... $16501f?' Brillion springtooth harrow ice laying Phone ME2-2077 Farm, 300 acre, of which 150A JD 16-8 DRA grain drill with SHREDDERS & cuirrERs balance 1967 AC No. 2214 disc, 14' $675 , Anthony Clay Center.Ks. broke, balance pasture, mead- 1966 JD disc, 13' $575 fertilizer & rubber press 12' Flail King shredder " ow; nice modern 4 bedroom Krause disc,11' $350 JD 51/2' 3 pt. Gyramor producingd ESTATEFOR SALE home. purchase on contract. Krause disc, 10' $250 Rental 6' No. 307 JD Gyro ith 10%del veral farmsfor sale- all 3 acre biulding site near Wa-1955 IHC 400W tractor .. $1490 Lott Impl., Inc. ten easy izes. Some mego, Kans., goodwell, high-1955 14' Gleaner $1950 MISCELLANEOUS interest. ught of these can be ppointroe on contract. AlsoMitch - way. 1955 14' JD Model 55 $1750 EX 2-3110 227 JD picker -33 A -C picker Elevator,Summerfield, Ks. Farm, 60 acres river bottom,1964 A -C silage blower, 8' table these. ho Inn,Table Rock, Nebr.irrigation well. WabaunseeCo. with unloading winch .. $250 Todd Tractor Co., Inc. eafe andtavern). Elske Dairy Farm, 280 acres all crop,Ri- NEW A -C No. 780 forage har- MINNEAPOLIS, KANS. eet,Humboldt, Junction Hwys. 36 & 63 RealtYral taverns. Nebr.Sev- ley County. vester, 2 -row $2450 WANTED-Cat 4, 6 or 7 with d town Several acreages For more information onabove dozer. Phone 456-7364, Paul Store Phone DE 6-2138 stensen,properties. Albert listings, call or see Mid -Western Kolas Auctioneer and Hill, Belvue, Kansas. x30 SENECA, KANSAS t6.0 EstateBroker, Pawnee On Farm Impl. Co. h',Nebr.402 852-7981. For More Information FOR SALE or trade for trac-ALLIS ROUND balers with snicks, rt TF Above Or Other Listings, tor - Sharp 1967 2 ton Chevynew endless belts and other TO stormwhich has Call or See: 614 E. Pacific truck, V8 & 2 spd. 22 Schwartznew parts needed from $450 to Secre reed one implement bed. Sturgeon's Cor-$525 each. Also cheaper balers rivate to sell will holda auction forthose who LAWRENCE WELTER ACK TA 5-4146 ner. Ph. 405 852-3231. Helena, with good belts. Want like new 2bedr°°g invited.Will sell Auctioneer - Salesman 0411*42.0SIVIRli1 Okla. SB30 power corn binder. Alf Roeder, varriega,k d partsI have collected.all cars SALINA, KANS. Seneca, Kans. x29 I ph. 40, addressed Send PR 8-3455 MANHATTAN FOR SALE Combine, 1957 e bill envelope for MILO DOWN? Several sets AC 66, 6'; trash plow, AC 3-16 and date.Forrest L. HAROLD CARLSON FOR SALE - 1952 Ferguson ae/L%0a11, 1700 Dover Hesston Crop Savers. Nickel sharp coupler. Sam Cassidy, T020 tractor. Leland Duff, brge n, Kans. Circle, Broker Brothers, Buhler, Kansas. x29 Beattie, Kans. x29 Concordia, Kans. x31 Orr° 67401. x30 PR 8-3083 MANHATTAN twin, -2716. T13.1 McPHERSON, KANS. YOUR BEST FAST HITCH TRACTORS BUYS 196,73,0' 422, DuAl 75 IN . DAUER 1967 806 with cab [TRACTORS ...... 1965 Oliver 1850, fully equipped $285 41.1) 19i2 Mj001\lio IMPLEMENT CO. 1960 F460G FH; 1941 Farmall H .}1.r.811131 1964- vyt ,Getthem before the price ris- l':411JCPI,AF.NT 1953 Allis 1949 JD A, good 180 Massey TO1- IH ground drive corn binder 1951 IH WD -6 es. with . 5 .bottom$6951 MF' IH 5LW side delivery rake 1951 M NEW FORD CO/ SPECIALS e1%iii.,91aa381ffeecwith'71. Super MTA; 1947 Ford 8N TRACTOR BARGAINS .....4.'''' IH 100 2 pt. fast hitch mower 2 JD 2510 gas, brand new car- rn 1 1967 MF410, 1955 Farmall 400 P.. 1959. John Deere 730 diesel ryovers at prices too low to Model 2000 gas LPTO . $3150 1850 Oliver ...... tractor, wide front end, 3 pt. . $3595 Su: COMBINES quote. Model 3000 gas LPTO tractor. 1961 hitch Model 4000 gas IPTC)..$3950 cab, good IH 101 1961 12 -ft. combine TRACTORS 959 mf-1 92, 1959 John Deere 720 dieseltrac- 1951 Ferguson T-20 Model 4000 gas Select() . $4150 end, Model 5000 dsl: Selecto . $5195 905 Massey, 13' 1959 MR 82, tor, roll-a-matic front 1965 IHC 706 LP, only 1300 hrs. $,), No. 8 IH 3x16 pull type plow Model 8000 dsl. $7795 535 Oliver,13' 1661 Oliver 3 pt. hitch MM 4x14 pull type plow 1966 JD 2510 gas, power shift siy 1967 JD 4020 dsl., wide front 300 Massey, 13' 58 mil 14' c 16x10 & 20x8 IH drills 5x16 5 bottom plow USED TRACTOR BARGAINS $8,51 1965 JD 3020 diesel 410 Massey, 14' new 2 row Special low prices on new16x8, 550 steerable plow 67 Ford 4000 Selecto, PS $3495 660 ...... Stir No. 1962 JD 3010 diesel . 1558 JD IH 16x8 MF fertilizerdrill IH 100 bal. head mower, 7 -ft. 66 Ford 4000, 8 spd. trans. $3150 sill No. 10 corn FH 2 1962 JD 3010 dsls. 65 Ford 2000 Selecto, PS $2150 HAYING No IH 100 bal. head mower, 9' bar1955 JD 60 gas 65 Ford 30(X), 4 spd. trans. $2575 Case 220 baler,rebuilt 1958 MR 1958 JD 720 dsl. N1,e6\48' overhauled Falun IH No. 275 self propelled wind - 66 Ford 5000 dsl., LPTO $2330 1-(loe11111, bp(,)good 20 corn he rower TE Ferguson 20 62 Ford 861 dsl., LPTO .$2150 MI IH 45T baler 1962 JD RC 2010 gas New 1968 1958 JD 720 gas 62 Ford Dexta dsl. $1475 fully Ford 250 T baler 61 Ford 871 Select()dsl. $11849755 Phone 1011 Bale thrower, No. 10, used 2 JD 630 tractors, 1959 60 Fordson dsl., LPTO $1375 1954 60 John Deere CNaersm'aballalesis:eelYllevilat(tr2.°aStotih$45:e IH No. 5 rake, 4 -wheel rubber 60 Ford 981 Select() gas . $1275 Pfiste Falun is located 20 miles IH 16 -ft.401 springtooth with IHC 1959 560 dsl. tires, 1958 IHC 450 gas 59 Ford 841 dsl. southwest of Salina carrier 59 Ford 971 dsl. $$11879505 IH 20 -ft. 401 springtooth, Kno-IHC Model M USED TRACTORS 2 MH 44 tractors 58 Ford 961 LP & loader $1975 1969 JD 3020 tractor Imi ble, 3 -pt. hitch 35 Ferguson 35 $1175 and sea COMBINES JD 16x8 grain drill fert., press2 ill) G; JD A; JD B Ferguson 20 tractor :34 Fordson dsl. $675 35 Massey diesel Phon 1968 Gleaner G, 23', low acres wheels, hyd. lift, low rubber COMBINES 54 JO 70 WF', live Fro .$1450 IHC 16x8 fert. press 50 Massey gas; 65Massey JAMESTI 1968 Gleaner G,20',just cut 53 Allis WD 15 & loader $1150 83 Massey diesel wheat No. 30 & 55 Grain-O-Vators on1962 JD 14' Model 95 52 M&M R with loader $375 1968 Gleaner G, 20', cab, cut one hand 1961 JD No. 55 14' Hi -Lo 51 Ford 8N $550: 50 Ford S.N 770 Oliver gas t 1962 -JD No. 40 self-propelled, 1650 Oliver propane crop $575 Case 300 gas, 1968 Oliver 1' 1961 Gleaner A, 14', PS Kendall Garage 10', good 47 Ford. 9N, fair shape $350 rebuilt fully equip; 1961 JD No.- 40 self-propelled, Ferguson No. 20gas 1955 Gleaner A, 14', good mach. 50 Case DC standard $175 1967 AC 1903 12',cheap, but AND IMPLEMENT 10' 48 Massey 30 row' crop $275 Allis WD 45 gas 1957 IH, 141, 1 AC No. 70 pull type combine,.. 1966 AC 190i good 48 IHC M dsl. $475 USED COMBINES Phone like new Nearly new IHC 203 1959 AC DI TRACTORS 1959 JD Model 55, 14' BALERS - combi 60 Massey FORAGE HARVESTERS w/ 12' head & 2NW Co 1967 AC 190XT, dsl., clean 1957 JD 12' Model 55 head 1966 AC 190 XTD, 750hrs., 293-5661 1948 JO 12' Model 55 67 IHC 47 p'ro twine .. $1375 2 1963 AC Dl 1959 JD 45 with cab, 12' 59 Ford 250 PTO twine $375 1968 Oliver 525 combine,Used 3 & 4 1 clean new plows 1965 AC 190 XTD, 1800 hrs., LEONARDVILI,E, KANS. 1937 JO 10' Model 45- 57 JD 14T PTO twine $375 Massey No. 35, 8' new tires, A-1 shape 1960 IHC 101 SP 12' 56 IHC 45 with motor $375 3 M -H 12', take your pick 1964 14' Gleai 19511 MH 80 SP @ 1965 AC 190D, 1700 hrs., clean TRACTOR 56 IHC 45 PTO twine $125 1965 535 Oliver; 1968 535 1952 Massey I 1958 Model 82 SP, 14' 65 Ford 612 forage hary. $850 OIl 1962 AC D15, WF, new tires1968 180 diesel 1963 25 Oliver 950 AC WD 1953 AC WD 45, WF 1965 190XT diesel DISKS 54Allisforage harv. $275 1954 40 with cornhead, Oliver55 A Gleam 1951 AC WD, WF 48 M&M SP 12' combine . $125 From Dr to 15' 1966 300 Massey with 1951 AC WD 1959 D-17 67 NH SP 818 forage harv. $5250 corn 955 WD 45 A 1956 WD 45 diesel 1966 410 Massey, likenew 1956 IH 300 LP, WF, FH, clean SPRINGTOOTES NEW HOLLAND 1960 82 Massey, good and duals 1953 IH Super M, LP, WF COMBINES .J L) 16'foldup 3 point Kra use 1957 80 Massey, with cab Waiver of interest on new 1965 C -II Gleaner with cab, 16' New 717 FH 2 row head$2550 1958 Massey 60, good 1965 82 Gleaner, cab, 14' field cultivator, 12', pull type,New 469 haybine $2295 Cuba tractors, combines & most used like new 1954 Massey 90, good,WI 1962 A Gleaner New 273 PTO baler $1995 1963 Case No. 600 equip.listed above. JO 18' 3 point New 256 side rake $595 1965 JD 45 with cab JD 12' 3 pt. springtooth MISCELLANEOUS 1962 IH 303 NEW FORD EQUIPMENT CLOSE-OUTS 1967 NH SP -818 forage harvest- 1952 MH 27 MILLER --MILLER New Cobey forage 'wagon, 3-14" mtd. plows $395 ton gear,6plytires, er, 2 row head AC 4040 corn head Still selling. Better get yours co NH No. 6 crop carrier 2 AC 2 -row corn heads before 8':;price raises on Oc-3.16" mtd. plows $425 .... Used Gehl. JD & NH forage New G, F. & K's in stock. Al- tober 1, 1969. 4-14" mtd. p'ows $545 N w Case 2 row forage harvesters so new Cructbusters. 4-16" mtd. plows $575 vester ... Used Fc 1965 Ford F-100, V8, 4 spd. FORAGE HARVESTERS 6-16" semi-mt. plow .... $1475 4 and 6 row cultivators- WITH 2 AC 80R & IH semi mt. 9' mower 406 22-2 row mtd. cult. $295 & Dempsters. Allat wh, Marysville Mchry. JD No.34 with2 row sale NH 56B rake; 1963 & 1959 AC row crop 612 2 row forage ham .$1850 Gehl FH188 corn head 910 6' rotary mowers $495 New grinder -mixers.... $1'New Hollan East US 36 1959 Fox 1 row with 1000 rpm. 903 post hole digger $225 1 1960 Gehl 2 row IHC N 5 70 garden tractor & mower $495Ottawa Farm Imp. IHCNoo.0.55 Jost Implement Co. 562-2746 SPECIAL 120 Hydrostat tractor $895 2 new No. 34 cutters, real buys on Hwy. 59 V4 mi. South ofWITH SING OTTAWA, KANS, 947-3182 1 new No. 38 demo. McPherson Gehl FH 89 MARYSVILLE, KANSAS Gehl FH 83 ACK HILLSBORO, HAY BALERS Tractor Co. 1966 Viking hammermill wit.John Deere AWI.CHALAVERS 1967 Case wire tie, like new auger unloading per KANS. Used Farm Eqpt. 1964 JD No. 214 WS TRACTORS 1959 300 gas; 560 gas No. 32 A R 1964 JD 14T Phone 316 1959 350 dsl. 1 1965 New Holland 818 forage 1962 MH No. 3 Papec 1 row cutter, extra cle. FORAGE harvester with 2 row & pick- littERNIF: 241-2900 1969 Series 3 XT190 with rBU 86 with up attachements CORN HEADS front weights, 2 sets reargears 1 1966 No. 780 AC forage har-1 JO 3 row 334 corn head MCPHERSON, KANS. weights with fluid BU85 with 1 j1) 210 corn head 504 gas, new overhaul gears vester with 2 row head 2 JO No. 1.0 corn head 1 Farmhand 1 2 Colby silage wagons FORAGE EQUIPMENT 1964 New Holland self-prope 1 Hancockall ihydraulic8 1959 Case 800 dsl.. tractor 1 JD 4 row 410 head tofit 95 cutter, 2 row head and pick;on yard scraper ' $4500 1959 MH No. 92 combine, extra combine 1 AC blower attachment FB 86 long 1 JD No. 38 forage harvester, 1 Gehl blower 1960 Model 350 cutter PTO drives ready to go, 1000 rpm shaft, good DR 1 LLS 1 1968 IHC 350 forage cutter FB 86 hopp 2 row head, 38" spacing $2495 JD 157 fertilizer grain drills, 1 616 New Holland cutter, used 1 JD No. 8 forage harvester, yellow top 1 Gehl self-propelled, used Henry Bros. Imp], NEW Cu: one row R/C, 5' mower bar Templer lmple. Co. 1JD 157 fertilizer grain drills1 Fox self-propelled, cab, used Pull type ani $250 1 818 New Holland 2 row, new Ph. 336-2111 'models. G LOADERS ese. 2 Gehl FH-82 forage harvester 316 378-2563 at special price SENECA JD 45 loaders 1 717 NH, 1 row, new with 2 row row crop attach- 1IHC loader to fit H or M & Di ment, your choice $350 Several 717's & 880's in stock Fredonia, Kans. also up to 3 & 400s HOLTON Kirschman 1 JD No.6 forage harvester NuWay, almost new, tofit 1 1880 wi 3 row 3" head 22 hole, 10" with 1 row row crop attach- 180 Allis Chalmers ment, good for repairs $175 TRACTORS ALL EG 1969 A -C 1800, demo. USED IS FIEI 1 JD mower bar for No. 12 1965 C -II Gleaner 16' Farmers Union harvester $250 1962 IH 303, 14' 1019; 1 D17; 2 D14 1969 8000 Ford demo. 1 JD pickup attachment for No. 1961 JD 55, 15' 1 WD, wide front end 1949 Ferguson; INM 12 harvester $350 1961 JD 55 with cab, 12' Hdw. & Implement A -C CORN HEADS 1951 Ford 8N 1 Gehl feed wagon on 4 wheel 1959 JD 45, 12' C-630;A-240 1947 Ford 9N with Shama., trailer $585 1953 JD 55, 12' Everett Hoobler Model 22 Massey CFoArdllis9N; 1948 H Fanrk 1 Farm Eze feed wagon with COMBINES 19471947 bunk feeder attachment & 1952 MH 27,14' Mgr. 1 1962 C Gleaner with cab 1967 51014 E Ford manure attachment $395 1952 MH 26, 12' 1 Super 92 Massey 1969 10 HP garden tractor 1 JD No. 10 Hi -Density baler, 1961 A, 2 row corn head Ph. 437.2913 1 E Gleaner mower, demonstrator with Farmhand accumulator1963 JD 210, corn head 1 1968 Gleaner F, special price 1964 140 IHC mower, plow $1695 Gehl 1 & 2 row harvesters St. Marys, Kansas blade, disc, 300 hrs. Letz No. 50 mill TRUCKS We stillhave some good old Kewanee 10' disc grain drills priced from $50 1968 SP188 GEHL chopper with 1 1969 GMC pickup, demo. row to $500. JD 10' disc 1 1967 Ford ?,VI BMB 12' shredder 2 row head, excellent condition, 3 pt.UDSeaErDboErnQUdiisPcM, BMB 6' mounted shredder $6500; FH84 excellent condi- 2 row Dearborn cultwao age box... Salina Impl. Co. Brady 10' shredder tion; New Gehl FH84 dealers IHC 3 pt. springtoothh ew Kasten moweriusreedFar.O..SAo.Ani1G.y.E. IH H tractor & Farm Hand cost; New Holland 818 2 -row, Meinhardt Farm Eqpt. Massey Harris 7' A. 601 S. Broadway TA 3-2206 loader excellent condition, $1195; FH83 Used 5' Servis 3pt. cutter sed 461NH one row, $295; demo. FB87 456-2310 Cultivator for HFarman SALINA, KANSAS 67401 ew BEFORE YOU BUY blower; Gehl blower $175; used BFmorBd s7idBermutoeunptui5i.tympeow Calhoun .. "SEE BUTCH" BU710 Gehl for box and WAMEGO, KS. ACK I; 1 owner 1958 45 JD 12' combine gear, $1000; 1967 Hi Lo John MON Ot6I.P.C3411. 2x14 Dearborn fey real slick $1600 Waterville Motors Deere 55 combine, 13' platform Dearborn plow 1 owner 1958 55 JD 14' combine and 234 two row corn head, ex- MINNEAPOLIS 16-8 grain Case 4 row planter ; $2750 cellent condition; Coontz 8' do- drill, good condition, with re- T Dearborno r n mower ...... 1 owner 1968 95 JD 20' combine zer blade; 4020 John Deere cent IHC fertilizer. Also load-7 hp. Sears gardentractor vsed i'' ke, $84 ST 5-2731 $375; 12' John Deere 3 point er for 800 Series Ford tractor. 1 owner 1968 Chevy 2Ttruck,50 AJAC404A1.110416 springtooth hat -row, $150;12' Howard Larson, Tescott, Ks., Wetmore PTOhamme No. with grain bed & hoist . $4250 WATERVILLE, KANSAS John Deere fieldcultivator, 283-4679. x30 M&W saw; JD Wrightw* JD 3410 tractor, dsl. $2800 $225; Gehl, New Idea and Hess- ton dealer. Theno Farm Supply,FOR SALE - 1959 JD 45 com- Lloyd Impl. Inc. FOR SALE - Letz 225X grind- Bonner Springs, HA 2-1059. bine, 10 ft. platform, Hume reel .B. Salisbury ELLSWORTH, KANS. er with mall feeder, in good and 2 row No. 10 corn head, all condition, Harlan Holthaus. FOR SALE - 303 AC twinein very good condition. Jim 1411 Ba6-2967ileyville, Kans., Axtell ph. baler,baled 6000 bales, Barr. BR 3-8300, Cottonwood TRACTORS Phone 913 73 . x29 W-6 Int. with Sherman backhoeFalls, Kans. x29 AB & Shawnee Industrialloader. 114One/ 472-3262 WANTED - Good used elec-New sleeves in tractor, $1650.FOR SALE - Papec PTO rol- tric mix mill. Leon Hahn, Gyp- Alva L. Duncan, 81$ N. Elm St., ler mill with corn head. Robert TOPEKA,51)S sum, Kansas OW 6-4603. x29 Eureka, Kans. x29 'Reed, Green. Ph. 944-2021. x30

____-.1041111111111111i111111 TRACTORS FORAGE HARVESTERS HERINGTON WE RE -BEVEL KNIVES USED TRACTORS ;T Buys MF 422, 4 row cornhead 1967 Fox 2 row w/ cab, ready ON IH FIELD HARVESTERS ;ED maiR $2750 to go 2 1959 D-14, wide front ...... No. 65 dsl. $1950 1959 Gehl SP 2 -row We have the grinder to re-beve/i.1950 WD, wide front ractors 6000 Ford $2750 AT DISCOUNTS: 1968 New the knives on these models of1955 WD 45, narrow front, PS Allis WD, newtires $400 Holland 717 cutters,one and International field harvesters: 1950 WD, narrow front $400 two rows 20C, 15 - 16 - 50 - 55 - 350 and 550 6 bottom MF TO20 If your knives need sharpening, USED EQUIPMENT We have a complete stock HARVESTERS COMBINES of New Holland Super 717 bring them in for prompt, ex-2 used pull type plows, 3 bot- 4 btrn. & Gehl 87 forage blower pert beveling. tom ...... MF 410,14', real good 880 cutters, one & 2row. 1965 Gehl SP . 2 used AC mounted plows, 3 .. $6850 Used N -H 616 singlerow 1965 IHC No. 50 2 row w/ tor 92,16',with bottom ctor ea MF Super up attachment Schumacher's Inc. Used AC roto-baler .cab, good $3750 COMBINES 1967 John Deere Model 38 1 2 used side delivery rakes, 959 MH 92,14', cab $2750 Demo. 1969 Gleaner F w/ cab,1967 Gehl; 1965 Gehl S, NEW $1950 Highway 36 semi -mounted ...... 91VII-I 82, 14' at discount 1963 Papec 2 row 2 used AC mowers '961Oliver No.25,12'with 3 Allis No. 60 pull 1962 Gehl SP MH 14 combine $1950 Self propelled AC 100 1959 Gehl 2 row EA 5-2316 USED COMBINES ...... head $1850 = ...... new 2 row corn New Gleaners F and K models2 Gehl forage boxes on John 1963 E Gleaner combine, 12' 958 JD No. 45 12'with 2 row in stock Deere running gears WASHINGTON, KANS. 1958 IFIC 141 combine, 14' 'No. 10 cornhead $750 1 Farmhand forage box TOOLS 958 MH No. 60 12', completely BALERS USED PICKUPS rebuilt overhauled with 2 row No. JD 14T and 214 wire TRACTORS Used Combines 1959 F100 Jeep, 1 ton, 4 wheel eF, good 20 corn head $1175 3 Allis roto-balers 1965 JD 2010 gas drive TO windy ew 1968 MF300 14', cab, big N -H 66; IHC 45T 1964 IHC 504 gas ALL IN A-1 CONDITION 1967 IHC 1/2 ton V8, 4 speed ...... 81,tires, fully equipped $7850 2 new carry-over 1968 NH 1963 Case 630 Case -o -m 1964 IHC 1/2ton, V8, 4 speed Aber tooth models 275T at discounts 1962 Allis D 15 gas 1967 M -F 410 w/ cab, 14', ligths, 1958 720 dsl.;1954 JD 60 w/ table height control, 1 owner 1960 IHC % ton, 3 speed, V8 or USED TRUCKS new block; 1952 JD G. 1966 M -F 300, like new; 13', cab, 1963 Ford y2 ton, 3 speed, V8 mo! Pfister -Rhodes 1963 Ford 2 dr. HT, V8 ...... 1953 Ford1/2T pickup, good lights, large tires 1964 Chev. 1Y4T pickup MISCELLANEOUS 1963 E -II Baldwin Gleaner 12', LCTORS Impl. Co. 1952 LWB Chev. 11/2T, new JD 115 Chuck Wagon cab, lights Buchman Farm Sply. etor and JD F145 plow, 5-14 1963 JD 55 w/ cab, 14', lights S tires, 2 speed etor John Deere 4-14 pull plow 1961 IHC 14' No. 151 w/ 2 row Phone Phone 439.2445 1967 Ford %T w/ long bed, JD 4-14 3 pt. plow 48,000 miles cornhead, lights 913 -229-6619 65 Massey JAMESTOWN, KANS. Demonstrated 1969 GMC 1/2TJD 3-14 plow, 3 pt. 1959 M -H 14' No. 82, lights. long bed; only 2800 miles. M -M 6' oneway Have gone through it, and USED Save on this. JD 14' CC cultivator it's a clean machine. ane 1959 Baldwin A 12', good con- ALTA VISTA, KANSAS 968 Oliver 1750, wide front, SEE US FOR NEW eb ul lt fully equipped NEW SILAGE WAGONS dition gas 4x10 Blair Crust Buster Harrows Have several other good used USED FORAGE 967 AC 190XT 5x12 Blair feeder -mixer combines. 966 AC 190XT with cab Grain-O-Vator and Blair Feed HARVESTERS Grain-O-Vators 30, 55, 60 Wagons FORAGE CUTThRS JD 6 1 row, used one season MINES 1959 AC D17 with PS New Holland No. 6 Blair manure spreader Gehl FH84 2 row, chop all 20:3comb' Massey Ferguson 65 dsl. Danuser post hole digger 1963 New Holland 818 SP, 2 Gehl FH83 2 row t: 2 row c MOWERS-HAYBINES- 196:3 AC D19, one with cab G -B loaders row head, A-1 codition JD 34 2 row with 38" head, us- SWATHERS Schafer disks Price $3250 ed one season combine, 'sed 3 & 4 btm. snap coupler John Deere 5 mower 717 N -H, 2 row head, like new, plows 1 MH 461 haybine Tri-County Sales only 2 years old, A-1 condi- TRACTORS 964 14' Gleaner A -II with cab 1969 NH 907 swather, 14', tion $1675 JD 2010 dsl. row crop utility, ur pick @, 952 Massey Harris 55 demo. George Munkres 1964 Ford single row forage in good shape 1968 535 OIl cutter, A-1 $825 950 AC WD 3 new NH 352 grinder -mixers Phone Collect JD 70 tractor Papec No. 32 single row in very JD 1965 3020 gas, low hours lead, Oliver 5 A Gleaner combine TRACTORS BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 good condition $675 1964 JD 3020, gas with cornh955 WD 45 AC with wide front 1958 JD 620 w/ 3 btm. plow, HERINGTON, KANSAS Two other Papecs each 1 row,Ford 861 with live power, live like newand duals PS both clean hydraulic, cylinder control good 1968 AC 180 demo., sell at dis- Ford 860 with new tires, with with cab count RECONDITIONED OTHER MACHINERY Superior loader, 60" material ;ood Cuba Impl. Co. 8N Ford w/ rear mower FARM MACHINERY 2 row Oliver cornhead, very bucket, hydraulic bucket good, w/ 1969 AC 170 demo., sell as dis-1962 MF No. 85, gas, hiarch, good condition control 10 count Like new 20' Crust Buster Phone 4F 7 new tires, painted MISCELLANEOUS )UTS Demonstrated 190XT AC at 1959 AC D17 gas with wide ax- springtooth, A-1 $450 discount le,PS, new tires New & used springtooth har-JD 30 combine, good shape ige -wagon, International Farman 20 rows, Massey & Kent 1957 JD 45 combine with mow- lytires, co Cuba, Kans. 1956 AC WD No. 45 gas, wide Demonstrated David Brown axle USED TRACTORS er att. $1 1961 Ford 971, good condition v tractors 4600, 990 & 1200 1956 II -1 400 dsl., wide axle, good JD RW 12' 6" disc with sealed forage tires, clean $1600 bearings Used Forage Eqpt. Eddie's Service 1954 JD No. 60, clean, good 1963 Case 730 gas, row cron, IHC 37 10' wheel disk vators - WITH 2 ROW HEAD good $2650 Allat wh tires JD F120 4x14 plow 1951 Case Model SC 2 row cul-1963 Case 830 dsl. row crop, JD F120 3x14 plow Gehl FH188 Phone 636-8395 good rubber JD 810A 4x16 plow 'TS....51 tivator `New Holland 717 1949 JD A, good 1962 M -F 65 dieselmatic JD 810A 3x16 plow IHC No. 50 PAXICO, KANS. Used Rolla -Cone head 65 M -F standard, gas Moridge 30' foldup springtooth n Imp. 1HC No. 550 New 170, demonstrator We have a large stock ofParker 22" fold up springtooth god used tractors. Stop in. BMB haysaver rotary cutter mi. South ofWITH SINGLE OR 2 -ROW MEINHARDT FARM EQPT. COMBINES Knieb bale loader KANS. Gehl FH 84 Ph. 456-2310 WAMEGO MH side rake on steel Gehl FR 83 1956 AC No. 66, big bin Brauchi Bros. 2 JD 495 LW side rakes mermill withJohn Deere No. 10 flail chop- SIEBE'S TRUCK CENTER 1968 MF No. 510 with cab and CASE MASSEY-FERGUSON JD 14T baler per air cond., 16', Hume reel gas 2 New 1969 Chev. 2 -ton,50 1968 MF No. 330 cornhead to Phone 562.2171 No. 32 A Papecs, single fit a No. 510 704 Center St. FORAGE WAGONS Series, one is 114" CA, 184", Frankfort Impl. ?r, extra ele V8 with power steering NEW 1968 Model F - Special MARYSVILLE, KANSAS '190 with ca!BU 86 with 6' sides,on heavy 1969 El Camino, 3 spd., V-8 low price. this has a cab. 2 sets rear gears 1962 C Gleaner with cab,14' B1185 with 7' sides,on heavy 1967 Dodge tilt cab with new 17' 1962 C cornhead 913 2924458 uld box and hoist 40 26 DSVMSBIS rhaul gears 1962 IH No. 91, 10' New Equipment self -propel Farmhand bunkfeeder wag- 1965 Chev. 2 ton, 6 cyl., 292 en-1962 M&M Uni-tractor,picker on gine, new 131/2' box & hoist, sheller 1-544Gas, 750x16 6 -plyfront FRANKFORT, KANS. ad and picko 1958 MH No. 82, 12' and 14.9x26 6 -ply rear, 3pt. FB 86 longtrough blowers, 2 speed hitch, dual valves, right & left, Ater PTO drives 1965 Dodge V-8, 4 spd., 2 spd.1958 IH No. 141, 12', with Hume FB 86 hopperblower axle, with new 151/2' box & reel. This isreally nice. front & rear hydraulic outlets, TRACTORS hoist 1956 MH No. 80, special withInd. PTO, TA, power steering 1966 Oliver 1850 dsl. s.Impl. NEW CULTIVATORS cab, 12' List $5900 Special $4350 1966 Oliver 1650 dsl. Pull typeand 3 pt. 101/2' up to 1965 Chev. 1/4 ton pickup, V8 1953 MH No. 26, 12', good III No. 51 Forage feeder box, John Deere B 'h. 336-2111 models. Getour prices on 1967 Chev. 50 Series, 2 ton, 2JD No. 30 combine, good deluxe front & rear unloading 1962 Oliver 550 ese. spd., new 16' box & hoist apron, 2 speed forward and 2 >ENECA SPRINGTOOTH reverse, bunk feeder extension M -H 44 diesel; M -H 30 gas DRILL on No. 70 trailer, less tires. 1 Kirschman Siebe's Repair Kewanee 11' wheel disc IOLTON 3 rank hole drill, AC No. 200 13' wheel disc List $2025 - Special $1250 COMBINES hole, 10"spacing AC No. 200 9' wheel disc, likeIH No. 55 2 -row forage harvest- 1955 141 IH combine ALL EQUIPMENT Trucks new er, 9.50x14 6 -ply tires, truck M&W Trash King for most CTORS IS FIELD READY JANSEN, NEBR. AC No. 73 3-16 trash plow extension plows Telephone 402 424-2670 Ferguson 4 section 3 pt. harrow List $3594 - Special $2750 IH 101, 12' mo. 1965 Hesston 500 swather, 12'Hi No. 550 2 -row forage har-JD 45 combine JNDQUIST vester, 950x14 6 -ply tires, truck1959 JD 55 combine IMPL. FORAGE MACHINES FORAGE HARVESTERS extension. sherman4 Allis long hopper blower with1967 Gehl FH188 w/ 240 head, List $3745 - Special $2900 USED MACHINERY 18 H Fan*. TA 3.2451 wagon winch $150 new condition Fox 1F with 2 -row head, ready USED EQUIPMENT 1963 International No. 46 baler 1967 New Holland 717 2 row 2 JD AW disks, 12' & 808 N. 10th to go $1450 1960 F-560 LP, 2 pt., wide front, -1 tractor Fox FA with 2 row head, late head International semi -mid. plow rator SALINA, Gehl FH 83 w/ 2 row TA, IPTO, power steering, dual311 International 3x16 plow plow KANSAS machine $1595 AC forage harvester, one row, rover, hydraulic valves, right & left, Oliver 3 bottom plow, pull type, Gehl FH83 with 2 row head head & mower bar front & rear hydraulic outlet, fairly new FORAGEEQUIPMENT $475 recently overhauled engine, Tew Fox 1H No. 36 with one row head & MF 4-14 steerable plow, like PMENT head, 2 Seneca Impl. Co. transmission and TA row...... row narrow mower bar $575 $2750 new oneway ewKasien .... . $1100 Case semi mtd. 4x14 plow self -Unloading New Holland No. 610 with one A -C and Gehl 1960 F460 diesel, 2 pt., narrow ultivator age box for- row head, mower bar & pick- front, TA, IPTO, power strg., 2 year old Case disc, 11 ft. oath harrowew Kasten $1100 up attachment,allfor $495 Ph. DE 6-2621 dual hyd. valves, right & left,225 Amp Forney welder $99.80 mower rear self -unloading, IH low gear drive binder $85 Zia front & rear hyd. outlet AC wing disc, 15' y $800 10' Bradey shredder t. cutter sed 461NH haybine, New No. 51 IH forage wagon $1750 good on 7 -ton wagon, 11x158 ply WANTED TO BUY: 1956 IH No. 55 2 -row wide nar- ONE LEFT mower $1550 tires. Reg. price $1743. Spe- r ew Late Model row row forage harvester type cu3xl wagon . feed cial price while they last (2 $1250 New 535 combine with cab 'sed $825 $1150 wrecked or burned Ready - Save NOW low; . only) tractors, combines or farm 14 ft. CC John Deere field culti- bu, wagons, 100 machinery.Any make or vator with peg harrow att. Used . $495 PLOWS er ...... model. Call us last; we will $385 .. Wagon Valley Equipment pay more. FB 8.5 Gehl blower, PTO, 10', We Are Forney Welding mtractorUsed . $595 trough, 40 foot pipe 12'. kew.ane.e. . dis.c Equipment Dealers $495 Phone 913 North 81 $375 rme o.5 IOW" Wright TRACTOR & IMPL. SALVAGE Peschel Bros. Impl. Co. AC 7-2396 Newnan Hdw. & Imp. Ph. PR 2-5491 Route 1 r---- NEW LOCATION LINDSBORG, KANSAS sysmvx imovsnocras orY So. K-15 400 Center twk CO 3.2061 FOR SALE - No. 10John FOR SALE - 1956 Chev. truck, Phone SW 9-2128 E 011 Herschel head, excel-16' comb. bed, 18 ton hoist. Joe 562-2377. Wright, Owner Deere corn picker Bowman, Bern, Kans., Oneida ABILENE, lent condition, $150. Lawrence MARYSVILLE, KANS. 4 Quill° KANSAS Katzer, Neodesha, Kans. x30 Phone TW 4-2398. SB29 WHITEWATER, KANS.

;ACA, 1967 Ford 800 hrs Interest Waiver LOOK INTO THESE F560D w USED EQUIPMENT FINANCE WAIVER AT HEBRON, NEBR. 38 tire AT FRANKFORT ON SOME OF THESE 1946 IH M, 3 pt., livePro 36so Free Interest & Free Insurance MACHINES AT 66 JD 4020D wide front 1962 D-19 Turbo,completely engine 1959 D17 AC tractor On New or Used Tractors, equipped, low hours teries Combines and Balers WAKEFIELD 3 pt., cab & turbo ., 1960 MF65 tractor; 62 JD 3010 gas, R -O -M, 3 pt. 1957 John Deere720 D sfaii F400G w IH 70 Cadet and mower Till' Next Spring TRACTORS 66 JD 95 combine & cab ard...... $14 clutch, IH 55 two row field harvester F656 gas Hydrostat, like new61 IHC 101 combine & cab 1962 Case 930D,new tires, S MTA v IH 46 hay baler TRACTORS 1959 F560D; 1959 F460 gas 67 IHC 228 2 -row corn head hauled over TO, neN ..... 1951 F S' Papec 1 row field harvester JD 4020 dsl., real good 1959 Ford 941D; JD 60 tractor2 65 Gehl 188 Chop King 2 row 1965 IH .... Pt. IH 5 side rake, rubber JD 730 dsl.; JD A, good IH WD9 tractor; 1951 IH H $1900 hours, updated low field cutters, choice ... $4,50O IH 37 *disk, 13', sealedbrg. IH 404 Lo -Boy & front mounted 1950 WD Allis; 1949 JD G 64 JD No. 12 1 row chopper 1963 MM 705 LP, 4 section IH springtooth,3 pt. mower 1948 VAC Case;1947 MD extra good low hours, Hume cab New JD 16x8 Model B drill . .. - t321,4 1960 No. Massey 80 12' combine w/ AC C, low price 1945 JD A with loader $690 1968 IH 1206 Turbo, 500 IH 2 ME corn picker 1938 JD A tractor $1040 like new ditioned MISCELLANEOUS New JD 16x8 FB-B drill new,...... 1958 No. SPECIALS IN New JD 12' fertilizer $416 1964 D21, duals, low hrs. NEW EQUIPMENT Field harvester, NH 601, 1 row COMBINES 1956 IH 300 utility $5900 ditioned Field harvester, NH 717, 2 row1961 Ford 611, 14', heavy duty Farmhand loaderwith p12 1952 No. ;. $14 Farman 656 Hydrostat demon-AC 1 row and mower bar Corn head for above combine Schleif Impl. Co. 1957 Case 400D supe.r, 1 tire strator Gehl 1 row 1959 MM 570 14' combine ard ...... stad. 1951 "R" Farmall 544 and 656 tractor 3 section drag harrow, good IH 101 combine, 10' Phone 768-6077 1960 Case 410 gas Milt.. $1150 arator 16x8 10 IH fertilizer drill 12' springtooth, 3 point IH 101 combine, 12' HEBRON, NEBRASKA industrial Casa IH forage feed wagon Massey Harris 60 combine loader, shuttle JD 15x7 FB drill 1962 IHC MM 12x7 drill, low price John Deere 55 combine ....$16$) Esslinger Impl. Co. JD 5-16" pull plow, very goodIH 22, 101 corn head,will fit FARM EQUIPMENT COMBINES tioned John Deere No. 5 mower 101 and 303 combines 1965 IH 403, 16', with 1963 Deer Phone 3 Gleaner E cab, low ton, wa Elevator - 32', corn & hay Massey 222 cornhead acres 1958 Deer FEED CUTTERS 1959 Oliver No. 40 . $6100 292-4424 COMBINES New IH350 cutter 1954 AC Roto-baler,excellent with cab was $561 $400 -22 2 IHC No XADTILIIn JD 105 cab, air conditioned New 550 2 row cutter 1969 IH 315, 16', cut $1100 1963 IH No. 50 2 row cutter 1962 JD 55 with cab, 18.4 tires, 300aer% FRANKFORT, KANS. JD 45 HiLo with cab $3100 Allisfieldcutter with cutter power steering .. W JD 55 Hi w/ cab bar and pickup 1966 Massey 410, air condition-1951 Massey Harris Super TRACTORS JD 45 Hi w/ Hume reel ed, like new 14', good engine...... 1969 Hes: MF 82; MF 72 chased 1963 Allis D17 gas,overhauled OTHER EQUIPMENT 1959 Massey 82 with cab $1475 TRUCKS 1964 Deere 4020 dsl.,3000 hrs. AC self-propelled, low price Ford 2R mounted cornpicker1959 Massey 92 $1750 on used Several 2 row corn heads 1968 IH 908 V8 % ton, 4 warrant, 1961 IHC 560 gas, WF& FH 1960 Ford 250T baler -speed 1958 IH 46T baler ... . res. Lik 1959 Massey 65 gas IH C110 V8, % ton, 4 1967 215A 1962 Case 630 WF Kansas Farm Mchy. John Deere No. 9 with 3 pt. Frantz Farm Eqpt. Inc. spedspeed IH No. 45T baler ...... 1966 Hessi 1962 Deere 4010 propane 1959 Rambler wagon, overhaul engine, 1958 IHC 450 dsl, nice CE 3-1374 mower Hiway 77 North ed, new tires tioned. 1957 Massey 50, 49 DeereA IH No. 27V mower . 1962 Ford 5000 dsl. West 24 IH 100 fast hitch mower Ph. 223-2317 1965 Ford F-100, 6 cylinder, conditior M Aria speed, blue 1950 Deere B, 52 IHC Super at Goodyear IH No. 31 mower .4.1.1.126.C140.1 -M5135' $10 IH 16x8 plain drill: 1965 Ford F100, 352 V8, auto- MIS 1962 IHC 504 dsl. BEATRICE, NEBR. 68310 matic 1961 Deere 2010 utility w/load- TOPEKA John Deere 16x8 drill with $13 2 1965 Nc Kirschmann fertilizer 1961 Ford F-600 with 16' bed er and racks, new rubber w/ fert. 1952 Deere R, rebuilt start en- MM 16x8drill with fertilizer Waiver of all interest on all $1.9y hoe dril gine ROLO-CONE JD 12x8 drill with fertilizer new & used tractors & com- 1962 IH 1600 with 15' bed and $1050, o 1955 JD 70D, w/ WFE Rolo-Cone milo attachmentsJohn Deere 5 section spring bines til March, 1970. hoist, V-345, 5-spd $23 3 Deere "I ti 1963 Chev. %T LWB $3 now available forALL com- tooth GRAIN DRILLS fert. & COMBINES bines. Put your order in early.3 point spring tooth carrier, 3 1964 IH %T 3 speed $3 like nerd 1963 Deere 95 w/ 16' platform,Have a set ready when you section -JD DR208A grain drill with 1960 Falcon 4 dr. New ho 1 owner need them - Any numberof IH No. 37 10'10" wheel disc fertilizer attachment & rub- Studebaker 1%T with good lid 1963 Oliver 25 w/ 12' platformrows from 1 to 8 rows. IH No. 3714' wheel disc ber press 1 1967 w/ 1958 Deere 55 w/ 14' head IH fast hitch disc JD DR168A grain drill with 1959 Chev. 34T, good $1150, no 1958 Massey 82 w/ 14' head Krause 15' wheel disc rubber press 1959 Chev. 'AT, 3 spd., rebut Longhofer block 1 1968, v 210 corn, head for 55 Krause 3 pt. chisel plow JD SB177 grain drill with fer- $311. 1967 grain 53 & 51 Deere 55, 51 Baldwin R IH 560 6x16 steerable plow tilizer & grass seeder IHC DC170 with 16' grain bed Couple junk 55's Supply IH No. 8 3x14 plow JD DS168B grain drill with 5 spd., 2 spd., 6 cyl. $13 rubber press 1965 FH 1958 IHC 151 w/ 14' platform AC= A -C and Case IH No. 8 3x16 plow IMPLEMENTS venter yv Allis 3x16 mtd. plow for WO Case grain drill condition PLOWS EV 2-2620 John Deere oneway plow FORAGE HARVESTERS 1967 IH No. 27 baler, low an 1965 No. 5( 66H Deere wheel 4x14 MARION, KANS. JH burr mill 1968 JD No. 34 cutter, used on age $113 er w/ 2- 5x14, 4x14 Deere, mtd. Peerless 10 PAH roller mill 100 acres only New Holland field cutter, 16 tion del 616 $65 3x14 IHC mtd., like new 10'4" auger 1968 JD pickup att. for No. 34 2 No. 26l 412 IHC 4x16,excellent 21' Speed King auger with mtr. cutter, used on 25 acres IH No. 15 field cutter ... $$$43New blowers, 55 3x14 hyd. & g.1., good Complete 1966 Gehl Chop King, 2 row, Schaeffer 15' mulch Trade-ins 3x14 Ford, like new SEE US FOR - used 2 seasons er cutter bl Allis 4x14 snap coupler Line Of Farmhand equipment and 1962 Gehl chopper with pickup 4 sec. springtooth with cameSam Mulk( SPRING TOOTHS LiPriston cutters & att. & 2 raw RC att. nT IHC 4 sect Several pull JD sections Behlen Steel rolling cultivators Du -Al No. 250 loader,hyd. Borrell carrier with 5 sec. 6 was $250 4 sec. JD cart & harrow bucket John Deere, like new JD 3 pt. 3 5 sec. IHC cart & harrow EOM BUILDINGS, AULD 1961 JD No. 95, cab & 16' head- 5 -sec.carrierwith5sec. e row er John Deere $35 IHC 4 sec. DISKS - WHEEL BINS; AUGER EQUIPMENT CHEVROLET John Deere 14'chisel with w/ whee Case 10 & 11 sizes USED TRACTORS sweeps IHC No. 37, 10' size Phone or write Mike Wayland at HO 1-5414 1965 3020 diesel, power shift IH No. 100, 7' mower, 3 pt. $E JD RW, 12' size xce..<1,01 1964 JD 3020 Power Shift New Holland 1965 B bean rub1967 Scout Schafer, 10' & 12' Wayland Const. Co. WAKEFIELD 1959 JD No. 630 gas, PS drive, 4 Deere 9' AW & KBA 10' & 12' 1958 JD No. 620 gas, PS Oliver 16-10 drill . $41 trans., n Kewanee 17'foldover, fair Phone EA 5-2134 TRACTORS 1955 JD 60 gas, PS IH No. 1016-8 drill & fertilizei. 1964 Jeep DRILLS: Deere 168 All Washington, Kansas66968 1962 Case 830, wfe. drive. ne 2 JD drills, FB168 with 20" 1963 4010 dsl., new tires 1959 Ford No. 971, wide front 1968 No. 370 14' disc 1966 THC 1 wheels; 3 yrs. old 1961 460 IH dsl., clean 1950 IH M 1965 IH No. 46 11%' discSir condition B w/ R. press, no fert. FORAGE CUTTERS 1966 3020 dsl., low hours IH W-9 1968 Wilbeck 15' tandem 1959 GMC FB w/ S. press, large fert. No. 6 JD 1 row forage cutter 1964 4020 dsl., power shift ...... FB w/ new R. presses $350 1961 4010 dsl., new tires FORAGE HARVESTERS John Deere plow, No55541$55t FBA w/ R. press WI large fert. 1964 4020 dsl., wide axle 1966 Gehl Chop King mmextpralowggood $5 PLE No. 32 Papec 1 row cutter $375 1967 Series IV D-17 AC, 462 hrs. late style$5' You can FORAGE HARVESTERS No. 35A Papec 1 row cutter 1965 706 IH dsl., 7 weights MISCELLANEOUS Case 12' oneway, good Old type Gehl mower bar $695 1965 CK 830 Case dsl. r No. 15 IHC 1 row cutter$295 ' 1 Nu -Way bale system, com- Case 3x16 3 pt. plow balcrs w 1959 2 row Papec PTO cutter 1964 3020 dsl., wide axle plete $400 JD 14'chisel withsweePisi 4-1-1970, 64 IHC 55 PTO cutter TRACTORS 1962 3010 gas, low hours JD 4 -sec. rotary hoe, 3 pt. We sell Older 2 row Gehl, cheap 1962 3010 gas, new sleeves He 1967 IHC F806 dsl., 3 pt. ("lase 3x14 plow IHC _Gehl -s: 64 IHC 15 1 row 1967 JD 4020 dsl., power shift1961 560 IH dsl., very clean F145 JD 4x16 plow MISCELLANEOUS Terms - 30% Down, 5x16 John Deere 66H Gehl1wirthwcucttorner fisher chin 1966 JD 4020 dsl., power shift Interest Waiver To 3-1-70 crop .... . 2 wheel H JD manure spreader 1965 JD 3020 LP, 3 pt., 950 hrs. JD 4x14 mounted plow engme JD BW disk, 16'6", like new Ford with Wisconsin 35 JD loader, hyd. bucket for1960 JD 830 dsl., elec. start COMBINES and row crop ...... CIO 3010 1960 JD 730 dsl. RC, 3 pt. JD RW disk, 13'2" AFB 15, 011 TFtUC: 35 JD loader, hydbucket, 1958 JD 720 dsl. std., 3 pt. 1966 C -II AC 16', cab, pickup Krause 13'9" disc IHC field cutter, No. reel, float Krause 12'6" disc row ...... 2010U 1967 JD No. 95 19' combine 1965 JD 95 16', cab 1965 John Deere disc,15' Box beam Ford loader for 800 15' MM oneway 1965 JD 55 14', cab 3 IH No. 37 disks ...... Series 14' Miller disc JD 110 chuckwagon, nice Krause disc, 14' V-7 Big Ox chisel 12 & 14' tandem discs 1961 JD 45 12', cab 14T JD baler, field ready 1959 JD 45, 12' COMBINE EllsworthTruck HAY TOOLS 1959 No. 101 IH 12' 1965 JD No. 55 with JD cab CONC No finance charge till 4-1-70. SPECIALS: NEW MCHRY. 1956 JD 45 10' & Tractor,Inc. 1955 JD 55 12' 1959 John Deere 55 with cab FOR SALE 1969 New Holland haybine No. 6 JD 1 row forage cutter Terms - Same As Tractors 1955 JD No. 55, 14' header Dicker, alw 1966 JD 38 mower, 7' $1750 Phone Ebner Ettr 1965 JD 224WS baler No. 480 JD mower conditioner DRILLS Belleville Impl. Ph. Hope ! 1961 IHC 46T baler $1850 15x7 JD, fert., press wheels 472-3114 Allis snap coupler mower JD DF208C VarBox drill 16x8 JD fert., rubber press '=`;;r FOR SALI NOTE 16x8 IH fert.,seeder, press Ph. JA 7-2261 No. 616fie' MILLER DISCS ELLSW'ORTH,KANS. Ph. 8-1650 See us for Special Prices on G -B LOADERS wheels Norman V. Hanshaw City, Kans chuck wagons & graindrills. CRUSTBUSTERS 16x8 Van Brunt, fert.,steel MIT 82 con 2, Junction Also we sharpen knifes for press wheels FOR SALE - reel 34-38 JD field cutters. new engine,Universal Blanding Impl. Co. FOR SALE David Schirmer,oot SALE. WHEEL DISKS corn head. 364 - silo unload USED FIELD CUTTERS ton, Kans.,Phone SHOUSE 2 11'2" AW JD 1 year old No. 717 New Hol- Phase mot( BELOIT, KANS. 2 13'10" AW JD blood,T.vi IMPL. CO. 2 11' RW JD land one row cornhead, P,i 116 587_,R4 12' IH No. 37, sealed brgs. 2 Case cutters;1 Allis cutter 1967 CASE 303 EreWeber, PE 8-3066 Good used Gehl 2 -row ed approx. 300acres. Rt. Abilene, Kans. 10' 1E1 No. 37, regular brgs. MerlinBergoar,,, We still have quite a few used condition. 913 382'i Store CO 3-3051 MISCELLANEOUS Crustbusters,Kent & JD Vermillion, Kans., FO Ed Shouse CO 3-1066 FOR SALE - 1950 G JD roll-2 No. 66 New Holland twine springtooths. Good selection of baler,bale Ron Shouse CO 3-4515 a-matic & hydraulic. 1966 NH balers used wheel discs 7' V -plow or006reconditiond 2 No. 311 IH fast hitch plows WANTED - Hume 40327 field cutter, 717 model. Phone sal pickup reelfor 14' neere FOR SALE - 101 semi -mount- 238-8239 after 6:30 p.m. SB30 No. 150 Series JD chisel plow USED COMBINES 913785,.e. ..$450. Arno] ed corn picker, mount on any AC ensilage blower, belt table 1 1961 No. 55 JD combine. Phone tractor. JD 3-14 mounted plow. FOR SALE - 1941 Internation-2 28' Parker wheel springtooths 1 No. 101 I Hwith cab Ivan Wienck Items in good condition. Elmer allCrawler tractor, 1965 New16' IH wheel springtooth 1 No. 82 Massey FOR SALE -1967 Fox WAS Willmann, Route 3, Clay Cen- Holland self-propelled cutter, industrial cutter,very, PI ,attachment ter, Kansas. x29 nice cutter. Stuart Shepard, Washington Impl. Co. Bill Brarnhall,Vermillion unne. neorg Chapman, Kans. x29 Gould's, Inc. FOR SALE - Cab for 82 Mas- sey combine, Price $100. UsedWANTED -4 row Roll -A -Cone axiq tradeford EA 5-2301 FOR SALE or , Melroe pickup attachment forfor 14' 55 John Deere combine. Phone 243-2609 No. 100, 82 Massey. Price $75. Phone Write, state price & condition. AC combine,parts. Ear' IVOltilaY Vr.PRNMe:..ITT . Also one for 439-2346, Jamestown, Burton L. Kenneth Jurey, Clifton, Ks. WASHINGTON, KANS. CONCORDIA, KS. erts, Centralia,Ks. Richards, Scottsville, Ks. x31 29

TRACTORS WICHITA COMBINES- 1955, 1958 WELL DRILLING with new 1967 Ford 5000 gas,like new, Gleaners. 1952 14' Gleaner $695. air rotary equipment. Test 800 hrs. $400() 1955 Massey 80,$750. 1952 holes and gravel packed wells, F560D w/ newTA, new 16.9x Massey 27, $250. TRACTORS any formation with either plas4.. RS - 38 tires, 1 season on major 1961 John Deere gas 3010. Late,-tic or metal well casing. Call 7 re Fro engine overhaul & new bat - like new Case Comfort King collect 913 226/1353, Gerald Stra- completely teries 2450 930 LP, 1600 hrs., only $4250. der, Blue Rapids, Kansas.x32 urs $2501) F400G w/ newTA &en$gine FORAGE HARVESTERS 1961 MM G -VI. 1951 MM GB. r2o Dstart clutch, 2 -pt. hitch $1500 2 JD No. 12 2 -row harvesters, 1957 MM 445 RC, loaded. Good ...... S M'I'A w/TA, live hAl. & IP International Farmall M. 1952 NT tires, over field ready, your pick$1000 er TO, new paint $1375 WIN Allis. John Deere 70, load- $875 JD No. 12 2 row harvester, ...... $315 1951 F SuperM, good ed. 1951 Ford. Ferguson 24, pt. TA, lowe like new $1350 WANTED - CUSTOM silo fill- COMBINES JD No. 38 2 -row 1000 RPM shift $395. Good 16x8 International ing. Have new 2 row self-pro- type gear case, Hi-Flote tires drill,sealed bearings, fertiliz- pelled cutter and trucks. Wesley low hours 44' Hume reel $125 JD No. 6 1 -row ers, rubber press, low tires, Heilman, Green, Kans. x28 .. . $3201) 1960 No. 101, completely recon- $600 grass seeder. New Rotary mow- Duu hrs., ditioned $2000 Cehl cutter with mower bar er,list $385, sell $299.50. Sev.- 1958 No. 141, completely recon- $ 300 eral sets Hesston milo heads...... $ JD 115 chuckwagon withex- Help Wanted v hrs.$590o ditioned w/ new tires . $1275 Used cab for Gleaner. Nickel with F12 1952 No. 26 Massey, good, needs tensions for truck mtg. $1050Brothers, Buhler, Kans. x29 Allis Chalmers blower $175 7 $135e 1 tire $300 uper, stand. JD 112 chuckwagon, ext., on JD FOR SALE -PTO Allis blow- 1951 "R" Baldwin w/ new sep- 1065 running gear with Hi- Help Wanted .....$1150 arator clutch $525 er in perfect condition. Jorden with Case Flote tires $1400 Impl. Co., Abilene, Kans. SB29 Junction BALERS Mobile Tops Inc. shuttle COMBINES City, Kansas, is offering an ex- ...... $1660 1962 IHC 46T baler, recondi- FOR SALE - Sioux steel crib cellent opportunity for Carpen- tioned $750 66 AC C -II with cab $6600 for ear corn. 1500 bushel size.ters,Woodworkers, Plumbers, ES 1963 Deere 14T, in good condi- 65 AC C -II with cab $6250 Harold Scheibe, Waterville, Ks.,and Electricians. There are im- 4th cab, low tion, was $875, now .... $67565 JD 95 with 19' platform Phone 785-2445. x29 mediate openings available with ..... 1958 Deere 14T in good condi- 6 WANTED - DAMAGED or a guaranteed 48 hour work with eab was $500, now $250 60 JD 95 with 18' platform standing steel mesh corn cribs,week. Mobile Tops, Inc.pro- 2 IHC No. 45T;1 $1 vides excellent working condi- ...... $1105 with or without roofs. Harlan ut 300 acres 1@@ $25025 65 MF 410 with 18' platform tions and many insurance ben- ..... AC 4 -row 30" corn head for Holthaus, Baileyville, Kans., efits. If you desire to move to WINDROWERS C -II $1750 Axtell ph. 736-2967. x29 isSuper21, Junction City, Mobile Tops Inc...... $255 1969 Hesston PT -12,12',pur- FOR SALE - 1949 John Deerewill pay for the move. chased new in June, trade in TRACTORS combine, motor overhauled be-Apply at once to: on used No. 500. Will extend 64 MF 97 dsl., new tires$3400 fore '69 harvest, $450. Leonard LARRY GOINS Ston,4 -speed warranty. Less than 275 ac- 65 MM 705 LP, hyd., PTO, goodLeidig, Clay Center, Kans., ME res. Like new $2600 condition $pe55ped1 2-2590. Call evenings. x30 Mobile Tops, Inc. ton, 4 s 1967 215A John Deere $2650 61 MM M5 LP, hyd., PTO Route 3 1966 Hesston No. 500 w/ Wise. 62 4010 JD RC, 3 pt., PTO $4500 $12) WANTED - JOHN Deere 420, JUNCTION CITY, KS. 66441 )n, overhaul. engine, completely recondi- 62 JD 4010 RC LP, 3 pt., PTO 430, 620-630, gas, 3020, 4010, Phone 913 CE 8-7176 tioned. We are completely re- $3850 $250 4020diesel Synchro Diesel cylinder, 4 conditioningthis machine JD 4020 dsl., 3 pt., PTO tractors, Box 10090F, Manhat-MILKING POSITION open at $1 $3500 JD R dsl., real clean, hyd., PTOtan, Kans. SB30 KSU Dairy Research Center. i2 V8, auto Contact Dale Lind, 532-6394 or MISCELLANEOUS JD 620 LP RC 3 pt., PTOwithSHARP 165 MF tractor, gaso- Earl Farmer, 532-6534. SB30 2 1965 No. 10 IHC grain drill loader $1950 line, power steering, 3 pt. load- rith 16'bead w/ fert. & rubber press. New er, new in '67. Sturgeon's Cor-HELP WANTED -We have ubber $1950 IHC 660 dsl., hyd., PTO, good hoe drill tradein, one at rubber $2550 ner, Box 93, Helena, Okla., ph. built a new 10,000 square foot 15' bed and $1050, other $800 SB29 building and are in need of 2 d. $2756 IHC 650 dsl.,hyd., PTO, new AC 405 852-3231. HIGH SCHOOL WIZARD VB 3 Deere "DRA" grain drills WI rubber $1550 additional servicemen. Dum- TO MIZZOU fert. & rubber press, looks65 4020 std., big fenders, power - FOR SALE - IHC No. 141 mermuth Implement Co. Marys- $755 like new. Always shedded. shift, dif. lock, Fro, hyd., combine, good condition.Mel- ville, Kans. See at new building Walt Shublom, who won 10 state high $425 vin Schramm, Odell, Nebr., ph. school basketball championships in 14 'ith good bed New hoe drill trade ins. new tires one mile east of Marysville on 1967 @ $1100 767-4970. x29 Hiway 36. SB29 years at Wyandotte High School in Kan- $200 1 1967 w/grass seed att., was INDUSTRIAL sas City, has taken a job as freshman bas- tod .... $175 $1150, now $1000 JD 760 elevating scraper with WILL TRAIN mechanically in- ketball coach at the University of spd., rebuilt 1 1968, was $1300,now $1150 cab, low hours, in top condi- Miscellaneous clined young man for work on Missouri. 1967 grain drill, was $1100, trucks,tractorsandfarm 6' grain bat now tion $17,500 $950 JD 5010 elevating scraper, new machinery. Good pay while cyl. $1900 1VIARYSVIJ J.F.FEED LOT learning. Schumacher's Inc., 1965 FH 84 Gehl foragehar- chain & sprockets $10,500 Bargain Sale on used 1" lum- Washington, Kans., phone 913 Texas Boom. In NTS vester w/ 2 -row head, A-1 condition ben like new while it lasts. Also EA 5-2316. SB29 ler, low acre $1375 sheep feeders, doors for hog 1965 No. 50 IHC forageharvest- Western Impl. Co. Cattle Feeding $1100 er w/ 2 -row head, A-1 condi- house and windows. 32' grain cutter, Me 2256 S. West St. Wil 34261 auger with electric motor. Ph. CHECKLIST FOR Texas is growing bigger and tion $1450 SALES SUCCESS $650 2 No. 26 Hi -throw 562-3293, Floyd A. Rinck, Route Digger - at least in beef pro- 400 NH forage WICHITA, KANS. SB37 ler .... blowers, usedonly 1 yr. 3, Marysville, Kans. Top Quality Products duction. Both cattle feeding and mulch tread Trade -Ins on Gehl We contract build 'to your spe- beef processing are expanding cutter blowers RC -800 re - FOR SALE - 1961 Ford trac- Local Territory with carrier $550 tor; 1957 350 Farmall on pro- cificationsalltypes new fen- rapidly in Texas. Sam Mulkey 20'elevator $125 ces. Have used over 600 miles Attractive Employee $1 IHC 4 section pane; 1958 340 Farmall; New Benefits An example of the expanding th5 sec. of 401 ST harrow, Holland wire hay baler;and wire past 4 years. A&D Lind- was $250, now $200 quist Fence Company, Water- On The Job Training industry was cited recently by new $475 JD 3 pt. 3 100 gal. propane tank. Jack Good IncomePotential h5sec.of sec. springtooth har- Quinn, phone 456-9369, Warne - ville, Kans. Phone 785-2618 or an official of the U.S. Depart- row $100 785-2619. x32 $357 IHC 4 sec. springtooth go, Kans. x30 Your Farm Background ment of Agriculture's Consumer hisel with harrow Pays Off and Marketing Service, who vis- w/ wheel carrier $125 FOR SALE - JD 55, 210 corn WAN' - DISCARDED head, $500. JD 114W hay baler, silver plated tableware, full For details on salesposition ited 11 feedlots within a 40 -mile Ter, 3 pt. $900 TRUCKS sets or odd pieces. Write for radius southwest of Amarillo, B bean rake 1967 Scoutw/ full top, 4 whl.$175. Gus Ingerly, Frankfort, prices, and what you have. with Moorman Mfg. Co., contact ...... $452 drive, 4 spd., Kans., Phone 226-7308. x31 Walter Brannan, Idana, Kans. These lots combined had some trans., power -lock R. W. DEFFENBAUGH new tires $1825 FOR SALE - Kirschman 16-8 SB29 300,000 head of cattle on feed. 11 .43; 1964 Jeep Wagoneer Box 346 w/ 4 whl. fertilizerbox. JD 7W offset Belleville, Ks.66935 Feedlot expansion is continuing, ...... drive, newermine .. $1095disk, Howard Goering, Peabody, FOR SALE - 2 Siegler 47,500 as reliable reports indicate that isc 1966 ?RC x31 BTU propane heating stoves in 4' disc conditioning1100 1Y4T WInew airKans. TRACTOR -TRAILER driver. 16 new feedlots with individual $1550 good condition. Wendell Van- Must have Class AChauffeurs tandem dise 1959 MAC%T V8, 4 spd., good FOR SALE - 2 row mounted dorn, Vervillion, Phone 382-4482 license and pass ICCphysical. capacities of 20,000 to 60,000 . VP ...... New Idea corn picker, good x30 Livestock, grain and petroleum. head are planned or are under No. 668 4,,A $595 condition, always shedded. Ph. PLEASE NOTICE FOR SALE - 1967 TriumphCharles H. Crow, McPherson, construction in the High Plains. motorcycle. 4000 actual miles. Kans., ph. 316 241-2702. x30 estyle. You cannow purchase NEW1953 Model R JD tractor; 1959 As of July 1 this year, num- good and USED Model 45 JD combine; 1963 Mo- Phone 325-2886, Dale Keeseck- combines, cornheads SB32 bers of cattle on feed in Texas & balers del 210 JD corn head; 1960 JDer, Washington, Kans. low with Free FinanceTo Pets were 60 percent higher than in lhsweeP,s 4-1-1970. 10' disk; 1960 Model 246 4 -rowVACUUM CLEANER repair ...... We sell IHC, mounted planter. All items are 1968 - ranking Texas second in good Farmhand, ing, any make, and hoses - number of cattle on feed in the cinder, Gehl,Hesston, Richardson in average or above average bring old hose. Ettleman, Blue PUREBRED BLUE Australian ..... sweep plows, condition. Charles Hammond, Shepherd puppies, intelligent United States. The present rate bar &row fisher Kent and King-Burlington Phone 364-5416, Le- Rapids, Kans. Phone 226.7270. pets and working dogs.Phone chisel plows. SB32 x29 of growth indicates another ...... $25 roy, Kansas. x32 1603, Palmer, Kans. sizeable increase likely in this sin engine WANTED - No. 40 Allis Chal- GRAPES - YOU pick, bringFOR SALE -3 18month male Cloud County containers & knives, picnic fa- shag area by July 1970. one mers combine in runningorder. coyote dogs. 1 12 month A similar expansion is occur- No. TRUCK & TRACTOR Willis L. Nelson, Lincoln, Ks. cilities, close 6 p.m. Barton's female. Milan Rutti,Marysville, ...... x31 Vineyards, Silver Lake, Ks. x30 Kans. Ph. 799-2431. x30 ring in the High Plains. area of isc, 15,Ni. Oklahoma, Kansas, and New ...... Phone 913 WANT TO BUY - Old 10c cro-NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND FOR SALE - 4 wheel trailer im- Mexico. Feed grain supplies are 243-1840 with grain and ensilage sides,chet books. Write Mrs. Heart,puppies from Norwegian Truck new tires;single row Case Box 656, Ogden, Kans. SB29 port mother. AKCregistered. abundant and additional land is CONCORDIA,KANS. field cutter, ready to go;2-whl. Wonderful pets, farm dogs, being brought under irrigation r,inc. trailer with 6x8 grain box, FOR THE rideof your life,brood stock. Evelyn Olson,Ax - to produce more milo and some FOR SALE- New Idea corn good. Martin Schlesener, Phone ride a Big Horn saddle from tell, Kans. 736-2880. x29 nicker,always been x29 Key Milling. Clay Center, Kans. corn for the expanding cattle Phone Elmer shedded. Hope 28F13. SB TF feeding operations. ph. HopeEttridc'e, Hope, Kans., 9F20. x29 FOR SALE - 14' 800 Case com- Texas produces more than 10 172-3114 bine. Victor seed wheat, state M R SALE --- -- GOVERNMENT SURPLUS Outside Income percent of the Nation's calf crop. No. 61 - New Holland tested,$1.65. Paul Rundus, BUILDINGS USDA estimates that nearly two- CPihty,8-1650field cutter,very good. Belleville, Kans. Phone 13-11 Up For Some KANS' or 8-2132, Junction Munden. x30 REMOVAL SALE Recently -released IRS statis- thirds of the gain in the calf 2 Kans. AscherBros.,Rt. tics for 1966 show that people crop this year will be in Texas. I: 82 corny JunctionCity, Ks. FOR SALE - 20' Big Boysilo $630 and up. Can be moved ersal ree!ct SB30 unloader, 7% hp motor, com- anywhere. All sizes who have their own business- About a 236,000 head increase FORSALE ti,^hirmer,°°` silo - New Holland plete with tripod, electriccable. Buildings to be wrecked es,professionalofficesor is expected to occur in Texas out 364- unload with5 hp. single Phone 913 988 4463, DelusRick- for $50 and up farms depend, on the average, of an anticipated 369,000 head Phasetripod motor, completewith lefs, Bendina, Kans. x29 and electric cable. USED LUMBER on sources other than their gain in the nation. head, Pi , 316587-1641 Call WANTED - Good 2 row40" & other surplus materials tradesformore thanhalf With the increased cattle feed- Weber, or write L.J. with rels. Rt. cornhead for Massey 82 ing, there has been a similar in- Bergill 2, Dorrance, Kans. price & HOME COMPANY their income. 3 3Vd, SB30 all attachments. State Ph. 776-8623 It varies from trade to trade, crease in new packingplants. 91 xnAit condition first letter. DonKoss, 204 Riley St. MR. SALE- 1950 AC Roto Narka, Ks. x29 OGDEN, KANS. however. Dentists average 85 One of the largest beef slaugh- baler,baled tering plants in the United States reco nditinned2n00 balessince AC Roto percent of their income from le ortionill $450.Also JohnFOR SALE - 1952 MIRACLE HUMATES are caus- practices, Tex., r 14'- neAre1969 No. baler, used all summer,good their thefigures was opened in Friona, 785'249' field cutter ing greatest farm revolution 13 56li Arno endless belts $450. BobCox, show, while field crop farmers about a year ago. Another large Kans.Arnold Good,Barnard, x30 since discovery chemical ferti- x30 Haddam, Kans. lizers. Write Clod Buster, RFD, earn less than one-third their plant is under construction at 2or mrA Courtland, Kans. 66939. x31 income from farming. Outside Hereford, and at least three oth 7 Fox - Roll.A-rry FOR SALE - Peerlesscombin- very, gg° RSattach °rIP milo ation mixer mill, like new.Ver- sources include salaries, divi- er plants are reportedlyplanned brie, 4-1rient for iAt Jib 95 30 ACRES standing oak timber im- °11' non Lippoldt,8441 S. Broad- dends and rental income. for this general area in the raillig way, Phone JA4-3862, Wichi- for sale. ED 7-2760, Hanover, e")rn.auser,sehhCarl-Elmo 2014. SB29 Kansas. Leo Jueneman.SB31 mediate future. t"' l'e°ansrg.,ePTihone le for, SB29 ta, Kans. 10°, got" Rough Year On Continued Strong Mutual runds Only seven of 379 mutual funds checked have increased Feed GrainDemand their net asset value in this year By Norman V. Whitehair reduction in carryover stocksat of falling stock prices, Arthur Kansas State University the close of the year. Lipper corporation, a New York Feed grain supplies Should Strong feed grain demand brokerage firm reported. be fairly tight during the com-which developed the past yearis Lipper said that whilethis ing year, with price averaging expected to continue into 1969-70. has been an unsuccessful year above the loan rate. A further increase in livestock for the funds, many of the large Total feed grain supply for numbers is in prospect for 1969- funds have he'd up well because 1969-70 is estimated at 214mil- 70, although the rate of feeding they have not been aggressive lion tons, 3 million less than may recede somewhat fromthe in their investments as in the last year. The crop - forecastin1968-69 record. past two years. July at 165 million tons - would Topping the list of funds, with be 3 million smaller thanlast an increase of 6.39 per cent in as- year and 11 millionbelow the set value this year, was Temple- record crop of 1967. ton Growth fund. Look for corn prices to dropto Others whose assets increased the loan level ($1.05) duringher Total carryover into 1969-70 is were Vantage Ten Ninety fund, vest, then rebound to$1.10-$1.2Eexpected to be around 48 million 5.85 per cent; Pro fund, 0.54 per by May or June. tons, about the same as at the cent; Scudder International In- Utilization of corn is expectedbeginning of the current mar- vestments, 0.37 per cent; United to be 4.5 million bushels,result-keting year. Funds Canada International, 0.25 ing in a reduction in carryover However, "free"carryover per cent;Investors Selective stocks to 800 million bushels. stocks may total only 10-12 mil- in fund, 0.10 per cent, and Keystone Feed grain disappearance lion tons, down from 18 or 19 B-1, 0.07 per cent. 1969-70 probably will exceed pro-million the past three years. The biggest losers, according duction, resulting in amoderate to Lipper were Hubshman fund,NEBRASKA HONOR 38.31 per cent; Worth fund, 35.32 Lynn McKinzie, Homesville,N farmer, was honored per cent: O'Neil fund, p5 01 per by theBeatrice John Deere-GMC Chamber of Commerceas Outstandni cent; Olympus fund, 34.85 per Farther at an annual Farmerausineg cent; Ling fund, 31.79 per cent; banquet. McKinzie farms 720 TRUCKS ams hi All American fund, 31.57 per the Mud Creek area, renting 560 acme BEST MILK

axle, good tires, 15' iwheat,keeping 1961 GMC Model 4000, 2-spd. cent;and Mates Investment ial n Knapheide grain bed, grain sides,good mech- $2295 fund, 31.50 per cent. some "CrestFor VthieewselAlc4 anically, a good harvest truck lbegroawnsin, Lipper calculates its rankings Richardson clip on type iniirisahe Nebraska E on the basis of reinvestment of guards $5.95 &$8.11 $895 Femeo combine cabs compin 1963 Chev. 1/2 ton LWB-V-8-Good all income and capital gains. with mirrors, floor coverin: In another report on the mu- twin blower, tintedglass, FRAP $1195 tual fund industry, the Invest- dome light and front & re ton -6 cylinder, new engine visor roof $410 most mod6 1965 GMC ment Company Institute said Heavy duty rock type plow 1960 GMC Model 4000, 2 spd.,good 9.00x20 rear sales of fund shares by its mem- shares, most makes 14" 4111 rough, will do lots Sp tires, 8' dump bed. A little $795 WHAT'S THIS? GIRLS bers declined 11.4 per cent in 16" 3,15" of work June to $469,100,000. Redemp- 6 inch disc blades $2.91 IN BOYS SCOUTS? 18 inch disc blades $8.81 4 It hasn't exactly come to the point tionsin June totaled $338,300,-1 ft. x 4" grain augers $21.1 $195 16 ft. x 4" augers $261 1953. GMC a/ T, flat bed of admitting girls in the Boy Scouts of 000 down 10.1 per cent from a America program, but there is a start to- year earlier. 6fit.Hay-O-Vators engine, Canopy ward it. This young model is eligible to 1964 GMC 1/2T Pickup, 4 spd., V-6 $1095 take part in the Scouts' Explorer The institute reported that in Th4 topper gram in many parts of the country. June the funds were net buyers SCH( Girls aren't admitted as "members," of securities with total portfolio L ESTE but rather as "participants." They still purchases exceeding sales by -MACHINERY- are not included in the Cub Scout and $525,200,000. FA RMRANCH regular Boy Scout programs, but Scout New Chuck Wagonwith heavy duty running officials have discussed the possibilities. SUPPLY gear, box extensions, new950x15 8 ply tires SAVE $400 Scout leaders say they have changed & tubes eligibility requirements because of in- JUNIOR HEREFORD ASSN. Emporia USED ability to attract 14 to 18 -year olds to MEETING OCTOBER5 West Hwy. US 50 We are the Explorer program. The Kansas Junior Hereford Associa- ly, eve tion will have its annual meeting at Wich- 1954 WD 45 Allis tractor, widefront axle, new $950 ita October 5. Three directors will be your II rear tires, clean FORD AUTO AGENCY elected to fill vacancies of outgoing dir- RETURNS TO BELOIT ectors Willa Thompson, Abilene; Glenn NOLLER $450 BELOIT - Beloit will have a Ford Oleen, Falun; and Gary Hoffman, Chap- 1951 John Deere B,e water pump,good auto dealer for the first time in 2% years. man. The association's club calf sale Dee Gourley, who operates a Ford agen- will be held Monday, October 6, at 7 cy in Lincoln, will open the dealership p.m. at Wichita. 3x14 Allis plow, quick coupler, good $95 in Beloit. Concordia Tractor, Inc. presents New Holland 5 bar rake, 2 wheel $350 USED "BARGAIN: BASEMENT" John Deere FB drill, 17x7, low rubber, rubber $495 Machines are new and must be sold. TRUCKS la press, fertilizer attachment Will deal at prices you can afford. Used springtooth harrows, any size, make us a bid John Deere F145 semi -integral 3x16 plow 1965 FORD F-100, 6 cyl., 3sP6 John Deere No. 112 12 ft. 3 pt. chisel custom, lub, white 480 mower conditioner tandem, 20' flat bed ....S.39P" John Deere No. 37 9 ft. pull type mower 1965 IHC V200, 549V.'S,5. 1956 John Deere 14T Baler, twine tie, hitch & John Deere No. 38 9 fit. mower tandem, 20' flat bed bale chute $495 2 John Deere F-100 field conditioners, 28 ft. 2 LZ 1010 press drills 1966 CHEV. 60H, 366V.8, We have as complete a stock of used forage harvesters tandem, cab & chassis 12' Case Tandem on wheels, good $395 as anyone. Come in and see us. 17.8, 4. Two year old 2 -row Gehl. Looks good and is good. $1500 1964 FORD F-600, 292 2 row IHC No. 50 lawn mower type chopper. Good shape. 102" CA, cab &chassis IHC 20C chopper, 1 row head. Excellent condition. See to 1965 CHEV. tilt cab60,1(6', IBC Model 37, 10' tandem disc $295 appreciate. Shedded. $495 2 row Gehl with 2 row head CA cab & chassis Gehl pickup attachment. Good 1966 CHEV. 3/4ton 292 6t)., $75 AC 1 row chopper. New knives. Excellent condition. auto. trans., 10' camper! Jayhawk Front End Loader Fox industrial type chopper. Single row and pickup. Haul silage with 1952 GMC truck with new engine and tires. rtivgdF-600, 6 cyl., 5 w $395 General condition excellent $495 John Deere #8 field harvester -good TRACTORS 1967 FORD F-100360 1M. 1961 Ford 971 dsl. Selecto-Speed, new tires, excellent share spd., long, wade bed,yellow $1550 tii?ein 6 cyl.,4 0), Pickup Attachment for Allis 60 Combine $35 Case 930 dsl. Painted. Sharp $3500 19 531a ItHbCecl; JD 730 Dsl., wide front end, good $2700 9' John Deere Model N PTO spreader with bunk FROM MC W9 gas. Job order to show new engine MANY MORE TO CHOOSE feeder attachment. Ideal for silo filling, feed- 1961 No. 1800 Oliver dsl., 3 pt. hitch and everything. Real good ing, etc. $495 John Deere 830 diesel MISCELLANEOUS JOE BOWMAN Call Collect CE 84103 BUD ANDERES Used JD F145 semi -integral 4x14 plow. Used very little. M & W trashmasters. 9 John Deere 45 loader. Excellent shape $265 John Deere 45W loader. $285 JD 1610 DR drill. 2 yr. old fertilizer. Rebuilt. Good 16x8 Moline drill with liquid fertilizer. New disc and press wheels. Excellent. MANS Several other drills of lesser value. Have a good assortment DO of springtooth harrows, 3 point pull type etc. GMC TRUCKS - JOHN4DEERE Your Manhattan - Junction City Area John Deere Dealer Concordia Tractor Inc. Junction; City CH 3-3381 Concordia. Kans. Stolen Tractors $30 Lamb By February. From Carelessness By Robert L. coppersmith uary 1, 1969, were down 4 per- FORT SCOTT- In the wake Livestock Marketing cent from 1968. January 1, 1970 of reports of stolen tractors in Kansas State University ewe numbers will be down 4-5- adjoiningcounties,Bourbon Lamb prices will decrease sea-percent under 1969. Look for' a Coiinty Sheriff Ray Cummingssonally duringthenext few1970 lamb crop of about 13 mil- has advised farmers not toOleave months, but will remain abovelion head. farmers in out -of -way areas. last year's. levels. All machines stolen had been HOSPITAL BIDS Look for prices to bottom outWAY OVER ESTIMATES left unattended in fields and no at around the $26-$27 level be- McPHERSON - Bids for the McPher- apparent attempts had been tween November 15 and Decem-son County Hospital came in about a made to steal tractors parked ber 15. Prices will show some quarter -million dollars over estimates, near farmhouses, he added. strength early in 1970 and shouldpostponing a decision on the 70 -bed Thefts included ones from structure. No bidder offered a bid on' reach $29-$30 by February 15. any of the 45 proposed alternates which nearby counties in Kansas and Lamb supplies will be down Missouri, might reduce the cost of the structure. and an attempted next year. The 1970 lamb cropThe county had planned to spend about theft of a tractor at Bronaugh, probably will be 5 percent lower $2 million, including outlays for equip- Mo. than 1969. Top prices for choice ment. Estimates were about $1.75 mil- The sheriff said any offers tofat lambs next April -June will lion for the construction, but the lowest sell a tractor "cheap" should bebe in the $32-$34 range. bid - by Johnson Builders of Salina - reported immediately to his of- was $1.996. fice. 'The Train Just AUCTION Went Toot -Toot' "The train just went toot - Feeder lambs will sell in the Having sold my farm, I will toot and that was the end of it." $25-$29 range this fall,depending sell the following described Dairyman Garman Breiten- property, located 1 mile south on quality and weight. Desirable of ALTA VISTA, Kans., on bach of Belpre was speaking type 65-75 pound feeder lambs Highway 177; or 12 miles )R after a passenger train mowed eville, Nebr., will consistently sell at $27-$29. north of COUNCIL GROVE. le Beatrice thru his 69 -head herd of cattle, The 1969 lamb crop was down Outstanding killing 37 Holstein and Ayr- 6 percent. Slaughter was off Saturday, Sept. 27 :er-Business shire heifers. Breitenbach had Starts 12:30 Noon about 10 percent the first six Lunch Served 720 acres in BEST MILKING SHORTHORN to destroy two more, and sev- months of 1969. Imports were igcanacres, eralothers were injured. For the second year in a row Linda Kimmerling shower her cow very high between March and Machinery 1, and soy - The cattle had escaped a pas- May and are expected to run 1944 John Deere A tractor id hop,"Crest View Wachess" to the Milking Shorthorn championship at ture by battering a gate. The fairly high the rest of 1969. 1935 John Deere A tractor Nebraska State Fair. Linda is from Beatrice. cattle had crossed US 50 to get 1934 John Deere B tractor type milol Breeding ewes on farms Jan - John Deere curler, cultivator 95 & $6.60 to the tracks, where they were and lister s complete bunched when the train hit. Steel wheel Case side rake r covering, FRANKFORT COMMUNITY SALE "I always knew cattle were IHC 2-14 plow; Allis 66 & 5' idglass, dumb, but I didn't think they combines ont & rear Frankfort, Kansas 3 -section harrow; IHC manure lost models were this dumb,"said Mrs. spreader; JD manure spread- ,rpe plow Breitenbach. Friday, Sept. 19 er; steel wheel hay wagon 's 14" $3.19 Special Stocker & Feeder Breitenbach bought the heif- 10 ft. JD Van Brunt grain drill $3.69 Starts 10:00 a.m. 4 -wheel trailer on rubber $2.98 Sales Coming Monday: ers from a Suinmerfield dealer No. 5 John. Deere mower $3.89 SEPT. 29 as calves. They were not regis- 2 LOTS ---- NORTHEAST 10' IHC dump rake, good rs .. $21.95 SEPT. 22- tered or insured. IVTANHATTAN, .KANS. Horn manure loader, set of JD .... $26.95 OCT. 6 - OCT. 13 He said the loss of 39 cattle AND 20x40 BUILDING !press wheels; small 2 wheel $89.50 610 ALLEN ROAD fertilinr spreader; buzz saw All sales start at 1:00 p.m. "won't put me in the poor- Lots 72 and 73 in No. 3 Gross frame These will all be cattle fresh from the country. house. I'm not through. But it Addition tothe City of Man- MISCELLANEOUS backs me up a little." hattan, Riley County, Kansas, Push type garden cultivator E SCHOOLER BROTHERS - Phone BY 24418 at 610 Allen Road - Lot size Old car frame; 300' gas pipe; 81/x95', zoned residential single windmill with pump pipe & cyl- family dwelling and profession- inder; hand corn sheller; fence al office building on the lot posts; woven wire; chicken where the building is located. feeders; grindstone some lum- To be sold in one parcel in- ber; 11 telephone poles; 14' Pick up an Easy $1300 cluding the building, approx- ladder; roll snow fence. imately 20'x40'concrete block Used tires; wagon wheels, and and appurtenances. the usual run of miscellaneous We are overstocked on certain models of new combines and we've got to move them quick- A Quitclaim Deed will be is- items. ly, even at a loss. We mean exactly that, So everything is in your favor to contract for sued to the successful bidder. ANTIQUES your IH combine now. The State Highway Commis- Iron kettle; iron stew kettle; sion reserves the right to reject copper boiler; spring seat; old any and all bids. Sale to be held violin;treadle Singer sewing on the premises. machine; 'fruit jars; some fur- TOO Open for inspection Tuesday, niture & other articles too MORE 'FOR YOUR TRADE-IN, Sept. 16 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. numerous to mention. and Friday sale day at 8:00 a.m. Terms: Cash Door locks are not to be sold with the building. STATE HIGHWAY Jerry Litke, owner COMMISSION OF KANSAS C. W. "Bill Crites Real Estate Jim Kirkeminde, Auctioneer & Auction Service, Junction Clerk: Farmers State Bank City, Auctioneer Dwight, Kans. CS} cyL, 3 spd, Monday $3995 0 V-8, 02 d AUCTION 66 V-8,s'2. StPT. 22 !,sis SALE 292 Ar.8,4"2 assis Starts 1:80 p.m. lb60: 108' Ae we are dissolving our partnership, we will sell the following items at the farm located 3 miles south, 2 miles east and 3/4 south of Blue Rapids, Kansas. i292 6-c)1- SPECIALS ON 205,315, 815 and 915 MACHINERY er 1966 Baldwin Gleaner A -II 14'4 -wheel manure spreader cyl., 5 8'9' into 1970 combine with cab, in good6 row corn shredder Waiver of finance well condition and ready to go Dempster tool bar, 9' with 3 pt PRICES Corn head Gleaner 2A for 2 -wheel trailer 360 V"8, and specialPRE -HARVEST above model combine. Eze-Flow fertlizer spreader J.f.1.12!." Hume reel (14') spd, TRUCK cyl., 4 John Deere No. 34 forage har-19521ton Chevrolet truck vester, PTO with hoist and stock rack. Al- REY 3 7x14 self unloading ensilageso ensilage end gates. 05EFROM wagons, PTO 1500 bales alfalfa, wire tie Balers John Deere No. 55 blower and in barn New McCormick 47Twine with pipe to fill 50' silo 300 bales prairie hay, wire JD 14T baler with water cool- tie, in barn ed motor John Blue anhydrous transfer and 275 Windrowers 32' hay & grain elevator pump John Deere rake Dempster Model A anhydrous AT BIGSAVINGS Anhydrous applicator, 9 knife, pump YEAR-END CLOSEOUTS' 150 gal. tank, 3 pt. PTO pump for anhydrous & John Deere 13x7drill propane FINANCE WELLINTO 1970 Farm Hand bale trailer SUBJECT TOWAIVER OF C'Psd. 2 wheel manure spread- MISCELLANEOUS Leonardville Geo. Stritesky & Phil Novak KENDALL IMPLEMENT Atlas: Don Roche Clerk: State Bank Wakefield and R. N. Breeding of Blue Rapids AULD CHEVROLETINC. - "The support aide whether to gamble that itsbalanced, the committee finds operators remove the oil bath by the Assembly will reduced, but simplified, policy the ratio- ,of benefit to risk suf-air cleaner cup and replace the make it GM Boosts Prices will be more attractive to car ficiently high to justify the des-old oil after 10 hours of engineto bring tothe campus the world's buyers than GM's, Its decision ignation safe..." operation. The bottom of the cup leading But Holds Line overall should be scraped and washed inon these problems,,,auth 4 could influence the "There is no effective drug on amount of its price rises.By the market that doesn't have ser-kerosene or solvent before it is The American begun shortly Assembly On Warranty staying with its new warranty,ious adverse side effectsasso-refilled. after World General Motors Corp., the ac- it could go for somewhatsmallerciated with it," Ley added. Dry paper filters on some new-II by ColumbiaUniversity Hellman said evidence has er tractors function much like Dwight D. Eisenhower knowledged auto price pacer, set"sticker" price boosts. was the stage for the biggest indus- The $125 increase in thebasemounted in the past three yearsair filters on cars. These filtersident there.Purpose basis of sembly is to invite of the try increase on new cars in re-price, GM said, is on the on links between oral contracep-can be blown out a couple of a select cent history when it boosted itsaverages weighted forprojectedtives and such diseases as can-times with an air hose, althoughof authoritiesto discuss 1970 model quotes by an averagesales volume. In further com- cer, diabetes and high blood they can be easily punctured. problems ofthe time argued reach conclusions and itcalculated at $125 a car, orments on the boost, GM pressure. But definitive proof is In addition to caring for the and root 3.9 percent. that on "stripped -down models missing, he said. air cleaner, a tractor operator recommendations ble solution of for the The only rise at GM that comeswithout optional equipment, the should also make periodic checks theseprob close was $U0 a car, or 3.6%,$85 increase it spoke of works of engine hoses. when the 1968 models were in-out to only a 2.6% jump. And onInflation Tough "It doesn't do much good to 4H AGENT TAKES CHAROLAIS RANCH troduced. cars with the usual load of op- keep the air cleaner in good con- JOB Everywhere SALINA- Saline county's On the 1970 -model prices, GMtional equipment (about $765 on Few Americans are not suf- dition if the hose leading to the 4H since 1967, LloydDavidson, sought to demonstrate that the the average 1970 model), the in- fering from inflation. But they engine isn't checked carefully the job to become hasgei manager of increase was actually $84. It ar-crease from a "comparable" 1969 may takesomeconsolation from time to time," Holmes says.cow herd for George Frisbie,a Gypyu gued that about $40 of the boostcar is only $84, or 2.1%, GM that they are not suffering The Frisbie herd isexpected to stemmed from changes in equip-reasoned. 100 to 125 cows bugt alone. Wrong Guess and will beare ment on the 1970s, such as A recent United Nations bul- Charolais herd. the installation of glass fiber re- letin of statistics shows how inforced tires, bigger standard en-Balance Of inflation is hitting other cowl,On Price Turn gines in several lines and mak- tries. The chart shows repre- Revised government figures ing disc brakes standard equip- sentativecountriesfromashowed that a reported drop in ment on others. Thus, it said Evidence Favors base of 100 for 1963, showingwholesale prices last month - 1969 models with "comparable" the change from May 1968 tohailed by the White House as among the best economic news in equipment averaged about $85 The Pill May 1969. more. A government advisory panel a year - didn't occur at all. In setting its prices, however,says the benefits from oral con- Na' ii687.-May1969 The Labor Department pub- traceptives still outweigh the Argentina 305 325 lished a more detailed report on Paper Back 25e 35tGOOD SHO GM posed a tactical problem for Brazil 704 865 50c ise Ron Getz of N Ford Motor Co. GM kept un- risks, despite new proof of dan- Chile 336 456 a broad range of wholesale food Books thdown to the changed its basic warranty pol-ger from blood clots. France 115.8 123.3 and industrial' raw materials merica Fair. An icy of five-year or 50,000 -mile The committee of 14 physici- Germany 112.4 115.8 thatsaidprices remained un-Largest Stock der, Ronald V coverage on power -train parts, ans yesterday submited its sec- India 138 171 changed in August, rather than In Town ampionship at I and one year or 12,000 mile onond report to the Food and Drug Pakistan 125.7 128.1 taking the earlier reported drop South Vietnam ...349 402 others. Administration since 1966 on the United Kingd'm 120.6 126.9 of one -tenth of one percent. -4y Late last month, Ford announ- status of "The Pill." United States . 112.7 119.6 Book Store ced plans to drop its five-year or FDA Commissioner Herbert 623 N. Manhattan 50,000 mile coverage as part ofL. Ley Jr. termed the findings Renew Talk On Manha wyers a new policy that gives one-year"favorable." coverage on everything without The committee chairman, Dr.Dirty Air World Hunger n Mc mileage or transfer restrictions, Louis M. Hellman of New York MANHATTAN - A confer- and covers certain repairs duringCity, said the panel's message toCleaners Can enceon"OvercomingWorld mprc the first 90 days that weren't the eight million American wo- Hunger" will be held at Kansas t's "chin up previously included. men using the pill is similar toChoke Engines State University, Manhattan, No- ach in" fa Reduced warranty coverage the one in 1966: "The light is Time spent servicing a tractor vember 13-16. ociation. gives financial relief to auto still yellow - caution." during dusty field work this fall The event, jointly sponsored by he top kick makers just as price increases do The report's chief conclusion: the American Assembly and by can prolong its life and improve Good watches rs is none and is considered a critical part"When (the)potential hazardsengine efficieny. Kansas State University, will ansas Barfi of auto pricing. Ford must de -and the values of the drugs are Kansas State University Ex- deal with world food and pop-deserve if as it en tension engineer Elwyn Holmes ulation problems. expert care! ar,$80,000 figures a tractor engine takes in According to KSU President All others THEY'RE OFF TO COLLEGE about 9000 gallons of air for ev-James A. McCain, the program need it! ery gallon of fuel it burns. will represent a continuation for KANSAS SUITS . . . SLACKS . . . SWEATERS . . . JACKETS BREEDE A tractor in normal operations1969-70 of the Senator Frank The more expensive your watch, Its COATS . UNDERWEAR ... TIES Carlson Symposium on World it needs the attention of escerls, In will burn about 3 to 5 gallons of dinarywatches needextra sofa Everything YOU Need or Want fuel every hour. This means forPopulation and Food Supply in- becalm, keeping perfecttimeitso every 10 hours of operation, theitiated by the University last built-in.It s the result of extra coll. Lay -A -Way Plan if Desired. tractor engine takes in from Y4 year. to1/2 million gallons of air. The theme of this conference "That much air may include ais of surpassing importance to SNYDERS JEWS THURS lot of dirt," observes Holmes, the future of Kansas agricul- Phone: ME 2.5155 Riley Co "especially under dusty condi- ture," President McCain said. CLAY CENTER, KS. Show -5 "For Men & Bogs" CLAY CENTER, KANSAS tions. In extreme, conditions, dirt MANN) can ruin an engine in less than a day's work, if the air is not PROFIT PROTECTION filtered." (San Proper care of the air cleaner BOOK KEY FEEDS NOW results in better economy and in- FOR WINTERING CATTLE sures longer enginelife,says CLAY CENTER, KANS. ME 2 2141 Holmes. An efficient air cleaner removes any dust particles that BEFORE YOU grind away engine parts, such as SEE US FOR BUY THAT cylinders, rings and bearings. An engine will also lose power GRAIN BIN and use excessive fuel if the air cleaner is clogged. Holmes suggests that tractor FARM and RANCH LOANS

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f & fr.., I. 4' &dr r ...... Mop the Amer,. lake it p iampussok< ng atuthori prove the image of the Kansas lawyer. Assembly Apparently a survey taken inSome Caution In HogOutlook ter World Missouri and showing thanan By Robert L. Coppersmith result of current good hog pribes University in August. alarming number of people don't Livestock Marketing and reasonably cheap feed. Next Look for 40 lb.pigs tosell lower Was think too highly of the legal pro- Kansas State University summer will bring aseasonal pose of around $17-$20 per head the reste the fession prodded the Kansas bar A seasonal decline is ahead forprice increase, with prices reach-of 1969. Prices will decline slight- :e a select into action. hog prices the next few months. ing the $24-$25 range during discuss ly in early 1970, but should be ma In that survey, 80 percent of Look for prices in the $23-$24July and August. near currentlevels during time the people interviewed said theyrange during November-Itecem- March and April. sand raaki never recognized theneed forber, dropping to around $21-$22 for the legal services and one-thirdofby February, 1970. HUNTERS lese problem! them never had consulted a Next spring's pig crop will be New and used lawyer. up as much as 5-7 percent,. the Probably more disconcerting JOB Late fall and winter prices in ; was that when the surveys turn- 1970 will be below this year and county's 4H ed the questions on the attorneysLittle Cheer In Complete reloading supplies. vidson, has could easily drop to the $18-$20 qdi themselves, 27 percent answered ,Shot shells at wholesale. inagerof a Ch. levelin November and Decem- i"Shooting is our business Frisbie,Gym, that not more than half theirWheat Outlook ber unless producers hold spring and that's no bull" pected to fellow lawyers live up to their bait By Norman V. Whitehair and summer farrowing in line. Open for your convenience Will be are code of ethics. Kansas State University Feeder pig prices have been til 10:00 every evening. The percentage of lawyers con- A third straight year of lowerhigh during 1969. Disease and LICENSE STAMPS sidered not entirely ethical waswheat prices appears to be inembargoes by some states slow-FRIGON SPORTING GOODS ME 2-5440 Display the same as when the generalstore for Kansas farmers. ed movement of pigsin July, 627 W. Crawford 01 CLAY CENTER, KANSAS oolt. =tures public was consulted but the There's nothing on thehori-butprices recovered somewhat percentage of people who held zon to trigger an end to the this opinion climbed to 34 per- slump which has seenprices ectric C4) cent. drop steadily from $1.78 in July SELL EVERY WEDNESDAY INHATTA) These figures were cited by 1966 to the current rate 15 to 25 Darrell D. Kellogg, Wichita at- 71" At Onaga 1:00 PA. torney who as chairman of the 25c .35cGOOD SHOW CATTLE AND HOGS 50c 75e Ron Gatz of Newton shows his prize KBA public relations committee INC sputhdown to the judges at the Mid- last year, led the drive for an I L... merica Fair. Another Newton sheep organized image polishing cam- SPECIAL CALF SALES breeder, Ronald VVedel, won the grand cents below the loan level. championship at the Topeka Fair. paign. However, heavy loan participa- FRI., SEPT. 19; OCT. 3 "As we examine our public re-tion, withholding from the mar- OCT. 17 and OCT. 31 lations in the eyes of the generalket and higher exports would public," Kellogg told the state strengthen prices to near the tore bar, "it is interesting to note loan level by January 1970. that lawyers rank high in pro- Wheat exports for the 1969-70 Manhatta wyersSpend Onaga Community Sale fessional ability . . . but werankmarketing year are estimated at relatively low in general reputa-550-600millionbushels,up Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889-4461 or 889-4665, ONAGA, KS. wn Money tion as compared with other slightly from a year ago. Large leading professions." and well distributed world sup- o Improve Image Kellogg convinced the bar plies held the world trade to 47 t's "chin up, chest out and membership that the job calledmillion metric tons,thesmall- Friday mach in" for the Kansas Barfor a professional, meaning thatest since 1962-63, ociation. it would cost money. Factors working against any he top kick bellowing the or- At its annual meeting last sizeable export expansion are AUCTION SEPTEMBER 19 ersis none other than the year, then, the associationvotedcontinued large and increasing ansas Bar Association (KBA)a $10 per member per yearfeeworld stocks and record wheat Starts.11:00 a.m. tself asit embarks on a four -to build a $20,000 fund for eachcrops two years in a row in India SALE ear,$80,000 campaign toim-of the next four years, and Pakistan - often the prin- Lunch Served cipal outlets for U.S. wheat. Future wheat exports will Wewill sell at public auction located 1 mile south and 6 KANSAS DUROC probably be maintained at pres- miles east of Greeley, Kans.; or 1 mile north and 2 miles west BREEDERS ASSN. ent levels until exporting coun- of Parker; or 14 miles southwest of Osawatomie. or watch, tha of experts. Butf' tries reduce their surpluses. HAY - 700 Bales extraPedal it' time is F101lot Wheat feeding soared to 175 MACHINERY )1 extra Care LIVESTOCK 2 AC WD45 tractors DUROC million bushels in 1968-69, the 17 stock cows with 14 calves2 AC 3-14 plows highest in 20 years. Present 5 registered Milking Short- 10' Krause wheel disc corn, grain sorghum and wheat horn cows 13 hole grain drill JEWEll THURS., SEPT. 25 price comparisons would signal 2 eligible to register M.S. hei-Massey Ferguson baler in fers John Deere mower 2.5155 Riley County Fairgrounds a 50 million bushel increase 1 good stock horse John Deere rake ER, KS. Show - 5 pm.- Sale 7 pm. useage of wheat as feedin HOGS Other farm machinery 1969-70. 12 sowsto pig by sale Misc. items too numerous to MANHATTAN, KS. SALE 54 mixed shoats mention. SELLING EVERY TERMS: CASH. (Same date as KSU Swine Day - Come for both) SATURDAY 20 BOARS 30 GILTS WAYNE & LOIS HAY, Owners Aucts. Ratliff & Ratliff Clerk: Greeley I For Catalog:Jerry Sleichter, 3001 Sunnyside, Salina, Ks. Manhattan, Kansas 66502 We sold 912 head of cattle at our sale last Saturday, with stockers LAND AUCTION and feeders 504 to $1.00 higher on an active market. We had24 fleshy EMMA WOLF FARM DOUBLE S RANCH HOLSTEIN whiface bull calves weighing 300 lbs. that sold @ $39.50 cwt with black WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1969 whiface bulls weighing 316 bring- 10:00 A.M. %NS DISPERSAL ing $36.75 cwt. At the south front door of the Court House, Abilene, Following is a sampling of the sale Kansas, there will be sold at public auction to the highest last Saturday: bidder the following described real estate, to -wit: Wedn., Sept. 17 East Half (E1/2 )of the Southwest Quarter (SW%) of Sec- on 9 black steers 472 @35.10 tion Fourteen (14), Township Fourteen (14) South, Range 21 black steers 436 @34.70 Two (2) East of the 6th P.M., Dickinson County, Kansas, ex- 12:30 Noon Lunch 5 whiface steers 600 @31.70 cept the east ten acres of the Southeast Quarter (SE%) of 12 whiface steers 702 @30.85 the said Southwest Quarter (SW%) of said section. A.S.C. Machinery Sells 12:30 Noon 34 whiface heifers283 @35.20 records show 57 acres of cropland. 1969 wheat allotment 19.7 300 @33.00 At ranch located1/2 mile north of Anselmo,Nebr., on High- 7 blk wf heifers A; feed -grain 16A. way 2 2 miles west, 1/2 mile south. Anselmo is 20 milesnorth- 27 black heifers 443 @34.70 The above described real estate will be sold at auction 103 wf & bkwf hfrs 702 @27.10 to the highest bidder for the beneficiaries to whom said land west of Broken Bow on No. 2. 726 @27.20 was assigned under the Last Will and Testament of Emma 16 whiface heifers Wolf, deceased. The landlord's share of 1969 crops and the 143HOLSTEINS 108 are mature cows Fat cows 18.50 - 20.60 A.S.C. payments are reserved to the sellers. The sellers will - heifers; 14 Bulls 23.50 - 24.80 "Mostlyyoung," many fall fresheners; 9 open also pay the 1969 taxes and convenant that all prior taxes heifers, 5to 8 months; 12 heifer calves. are paid. Subject to the foregoing, the buyer purchases the The fall runs are attracting interest property subject to the oral year-to-year tendancy of Gene INTERSTATE HEALTH PAPERS from northern and eastern buyers. Holston, of R. R. No. 2, Abilene, Kansas 67410. This is a choice tShaleedMaiarynager's Note: Mr. Scott has sold his ranch, including Continuing calls from these sources Turkey Creek bottom farm. equipment. The cattle selling are agood quality, guarantee us another strong market TERMS: Warranty deed and abstract for merchantable high producing October and No- herd. During September, many were this coming Saturday, Sept. 20. A title will be furnished the buyer. Buyer to pay 25% down vember of 1968he had a 54 pound herd average, call to us will give you an accurate on the day of sale; balance upon delivery of deed and ab- first calf heifers. appraisal as to weight and market stract. Buyer will be expected to sign a written contract of In 1967 Mr. Scott purchased 16 daughters of "Mooseheart purchase at time of sale. Monogram"that have developed into some realoutstanding value of your cattle. LOCATION: Farm is located on east side of Turkey KS. cows. DON'T MISS THIS ONE ! Sincerely, Creek six miles south and two miles east of Abilene, Kansas. Lontie Wilson Can also reach farm by going five miles due south from :eye FARM EQUIPMENT (Includes) TA 3-6892 31D520 tractor forageharvester, Kyle Bridge and approximately one-half mile west. corn with loader - IHC Model 16 9' windrower Any special terms or variations from above will be an- 263,-56 &pickup head- NewHolland haybine,6 ton feed nounced at the time of sale and will supersede or supple- r feed wagon "near new" - Farm Handstandby generator ment above information. Wagon- Grain-O-Vator feed wagon - For further information, contact any of the following per- tLEYI sons: BOB & TOM SCOTT, Owners WILSON FLOYD WOLF, Agent for owners, Hope, Kansas67451. Abilene, AN SELMO, NEBRASKANebr. 402 643-6143 RAY -WILSON, Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer, Sale Air Paul W. Rolfsmeier, Seward, Livestock Auction Kansas 67410. Auctioneers: Art Leitner, Herndon, Kans. JOHN H. LEHMAN, Attorney, Abilene, Kansas67410. L and Henry Rathien, Ravenna,Nebr. Phone: TA 7-5563 ;oat-A:a" See Net Farm Income Near $16 Bi Saturday will average lover, but livestockyears. By Jack A. Richards prices should be higher. Farm pricesare heavily AUCTION Marketing Information Government farm programs enced by ourexport policies Kansas State University are currently receiving consider-particularly for some ofthe Net farm income may near theable review with little clear di-grain products.Intense SEPT. 20 cota SALE $16 million level for 1969, despite rection indicated at the presenttion in worldmarkets time. Political action in comingcontinue in the is likely Starts 1:30 p.m. lower crop prices and a conti- comingyear. months may result in significanttie improvement nued increase in production ex- isexpected Selling at public auction at the farm6 miles west of Mon- penses. change in direction from farm world demand for Kans., on US 50, then one-halfmile products ALASKA roe Street in Hutchinson, Net income from farming wasprograms of the past several duced by Kansas \S".\\\ south. farmers. up about $1 billion (annual rate) pacific markers ocean JD fertilizer attachment during the first half of the year Machinery 1968 Krause 23'fold -up field - due mostly to morefavorable International Harvester Also ANTIQUE ITEMS cultivator, complete with 1 including a wooden beam sod - lift cylinder & 2 fold -up cyl- Sales & Service buster plow, 2 pair inders 1960 Oliver Model 4441 4x16 UNI1 as, neck yoke, wagon Interstate 70 & Highway 81 TA 70336 wheels plow 1964 Case Comfort King trac-1962 IHC Model 2 15' rotary Salina, Kansas tor, 2007 hours hoe 1960 Ford F-600 truck, 14,2001957 Krause 14W wheel-mtd. INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE miles, 12' Giant bed, stock tandem disc, sealed bear- livestock prices. A continuation racks, grain sides & lift ings & scrapers HAY TOOLS & COMBINES 1965 Ford Fairlane car, 14,8701967 Speed King 34' grain au- of this trend would boost net 2 No. 16 rakes, new, 9' miles, standard shift, 6 cyl. ger with 10 hp Briggs & income considerably from the 10 16x8 grain drills armBt 1968 Krause 14 shank 4 -bar Stratton motor $14.8 billion earned in 1968. 1 3 point 7' No. 100 mower hi-dlearance chisel 16' John Deere CC field culti- 1962 John Deere 16-10 DR vator, on rubber,hyd. Production expenses for 1969- 1 No. 27 hay baler, demo., only $1650 It Favor drill, sealed bearings, doubleOther machinery & misc. 70 are estimated at $39.3 billion, 2 403 rental combines All equipment was purchased new and has had excellent care up from around $37.6 billion in 1968-69 and $35.3 billion in 1967- ESTATE OF JESSE "PETE" RICKSETTER, DECEASED USED BARGAINS Contrary to s Mrs. Martha Ricksecker, Adm. Abraham Weinlood, Atty. 68., -MUST GO Sale Conducted by Gene Watson Land & Livestock Co. Volume of production for both 1 Farmall M tractor ts,the Am( 25 North Walnut (316) 663-4427 Hutchinson, Ks. 67501 1 Farmall H tractor uis opposed Doug Wildin livestock and crops is expected Gene Watson - to be up somewhat in the coming 1 630 Case diesel azing on lam year. Prices for crops in general 1 IHC diesel truck, twin screw tired from c; 1 1956 Ford car - $150 bargain land retire 1 806 Wheatland tractor "We areat 1 706 tractor $34MILLION LOSER y provision Saturday IN AUTO UNDERWRITING hich would h State Farm Mutual Automobile In- IHC The Home of the Most nsferring AUCTION surance Co., the nation's largest car in- Dependable Used Equipment rain farmers surer, says it lost $34 million during the dustry," Ray first half of the year. The company had Complete Parts and Service for ht of Kansas SEPT. 20 a $29 million loss for the year 1968 SALE compared to a $8 million profit in 1967. Trucks Machinery idin Manh State Farm said more accidents and high- We thinkgr Starts 1:00 p.m. er claims, especially on hospital costs, Farm Tractors Light Industrial cres would c Having sold the farm, I will sell at public auction the fol- have contributed to the loss. Investment ms for livest lowing items at the farm located 1 mile north and IAmile income for the first half of this year was See Us For All Your Farm And Truck Needs e're flatly ag west of Linn, Kans. almost as much as the underwriting loss. Buy Where You Can Get Service Frisbie reve State Farm insures over 12 million ve- vocal other s TRUCK hicles and covers nearly 50% of the new 1954 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup, passenger cars added to the road. residents recE Machinery 4 spd. transmission, grain al discussion 9N Ford tractor with Sher-sides and stock racks, good See IH Salesmen man transmission, tractortires. Truck is clean and ready griculture in very good running cond.to go Guy Parsons Les Graf Charlie Sailor is very subj Ford Dearborn 7' mower, 3 pt. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS TA 5-1110 TA 3-6415 TA 7-6428 versation Ford disc with 3 pt. hitch ANTIQUES en told that Old manure spreader HOUSEHOLD GOODS ups were n 50 BALES OF STRAW Terms: Cash bout some gr etired acres. Mrs. Frank Berger "I couldn't Don Roche, Real Est. Broker & Auct., Blue Rapids, Ks., 226-7282 astrue," F Bank of Palmer, Clerk rought this Oint meeting ectors of tl YOU WILL WANT TO ATTEND THE Virgil & Harold McCormack Starts 11:00 a.m. HIGH GRADE HOLSTEIN HEIFER SALE and the SAMMIE CROSS Sylvan Lunch Served HIGH GRADE HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL SALE CO., INC. Due to the death of my husband, I will sell at public air Sylvan Grove, Ka. tion the personal property, located at the end of MainSt m 207 Head FRIDAY SALES EACH WEEK Manchester, Kans. Selling 1000.1500 fresh country der; 2 6" drive belts; electric Saturday, Sept. 20 'stocker and feeder cattle, calves wire, new. and stock cows each week. Shop Tools Cistern pump; water tanks; Mike Meyer 913-526-3535 gai Starts 11:30 a.m. Micky Meyer 013-526-3225 1/2" electric drill; large plane;double cast iron sink; 300 broad axe; high speed drillfuel oil tank; used lumber, Sale will In tent 6 miles west on blacktop bits; rubber mallet. HOUSEHOLD from plat Kans., on 11 1/2" to 1" socket set & han- Sectional divan, good; the followir Quinter dle;pipe wrenches;level; form rocker; straightback bidder. CLIMAX, KANS. clawhammer;shingling chairs; small chest ofdraw, Follow Signs LIVESTOCK hatchet; crosscut & rip saws;ers; rocking chair; openbook brace & wood bits. case, antique; bathroommetal Virgil & Harold McCormack High Grade Holstein Heifer Sale COMM. CO. Fence pinchers; sidecut-cabinet; small gas heater. Ma 150 HEAD - 90 Head of big, top quality, heavy springer Quinter,Ks. ters; crescent wrenches; tap Writing desk; cornerdesk; 1964 A -C 1st calf Holstein heifers - will start calving by sale day. MONDAY SALES EACH WEEK & die set; box of end wrench-small radio; wall telephone; 3 pt.hitch, A number out of Top DMA Dams & ABS Sires.30 Bred Selling 1000-1500 fresh country es;tool boxes;setAllen leg stool; metal doublebed, power Ste Heifers - Start calving Feb. 1,1970. 30 Nice Holstein stocker and feeder cattle, calves wrenches; pipe fittings. compete with box springs& and is in Heifers - 600 to 700 lbs. - ready to breed in December - and stock cows each week. 2 bench vises; emery mattress;Florence treadle 1949 Oliver Best of health. Jay Meyer 913-754-3354 wheels; large crowbar; greasesewing machine; lightstand tor, has Sammie Cross High Grade Holstein Herd Dispersal - guns; oil cans; sickle grinder Upright piano & bench;but in good c Mr. Cross is a nephew of Virgil McCormack and has been Meyer Stocker Feeder with motor & stand; severalfet; box of comicbooks; Psr Ails Chain invited to sell his herd in this sale. 50 Cows, good ages, log chains; metal work bench.celain sink;small dresser Hay baske; many fresh & springer heifers. ABS Breeding and DHIA Order Buying Service Several electric motors; with mirror; ice creamcool' 1952 Baldwi Records. 4 Springer 1st Calf Heifers & 3 Heifer Calves. Featuring Cattle Direct sledge hammers; rail splitter,er;dropleaftable and2 combine Best of health. From The Country dition antique; wire stretcher; blockchairs. 1953 MH Dairy Equipment - 500 gal. Zero bulk tank; 3 unit Surge & tackle;stone hammer; 2 Water cooler; aircondition Si Glassline pipeline milker & miscellaneous items. Mike Meyer, Sylvan Grove, Ks. rollers;r Case 3x16 creepers; post hole diggers;er; 2 wash tubs on MM 3x16 9481 ms. MK Daily Milk Base Sells at Auction at 12 Noon. Micky Meyer, Sylvan Grove shovels, forks; hyd. jacks. 11/2 gal. water can. p Jay Meyer, Quinter, Ks. washer; JD 3 & 4 E For information & Sale Catalog write: NOTE: These are very good Square tub Maytag Krause 12' tools and will be sold beforeWhirlpool electricsweeptuer JD 16x10 DONALD J. BOWMAN, Auctioneer & Sales Mgr. Hamilton, Missouri 64644 noon. old anlse 1 with attachments; kern 4 -sectionrc Phone-Kidder, Mo. 816-575-2256 or 2413 MISCELLANEOUS cupboard; youth bed; IHC No Metal barrel & stand; 50 gal.sene lantern. 4 gas barrels; open end feed .good MACHINERY 11 Richardson barrels; cement blocks; small Chalmers I" New Idea s. wagon; old well pump; 4' & good shape, Combine 6' step ladders. crop tractor, 3 pt. rearbi Belleville Livestock Commission Co. Cream separator; old water 1 plcultivator 3 pt. heav3 cream separator, antique; tri- 1A4C, doublebbl or omw digger OUR OPENING FRIDAY SALE SEPT. cycle; 2 old tractor seats on twobottom 3 pt. 5 rot 19 stand; 4 gal. white outside 2 -section drag harrow Gehl single paint; spray gun. One sectionspringtooth We'll have the cattle We have the buyers rake ready Cedar posts;telephone Old mower; dump Gehlns a poles;railroad ties;12'iron2 wheel stock trai telescal John Deere MONDAY SALES: Hogs, Sheep and Cattle gate; old iron sled; old iron; 24 wheel trailerwith Oliver0 saw horses; cream cans; 50 reach, good tires CAST T,Snowco fee FOR INFORMATION AND CONSIGNMENTS- bu. combine bin; 16' wood lad- TERMS OF SALE: CARSON E. HANSEN ELDON PUGH VAAV President- Gen'l. Mgr. Field Representative CERTIFIED Vivian Wetzel, Owner Mr. chagecie, Belleville phone 527-2258 Belleville 527.5584 MARKEI Leo Crawford, Auctioneer Lowell Sale byGe Longford, Ks., Phone 388-2529 Chapman State Grass & Grain LETTERS IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM 25

are heavily September 16, 1969 mport policia TAXPAYERS THE GOADS ARCTIC SHIPPING GAMBLE The taxpayer has listened to theautos and now the auto companies some of The Humble Oil Co. has $39 million invested already say the 1970 models will be Intense in a gamble that Congress complain about inflation co it can send a commercial -size freighterthru the fabled ice -covered up in price. arkets is for so long it sounds like music. likel Northwest Passage and bring oil fromtremendous new Alaskan They said surtax would control in- People who have property they coming year: reserves markedly cheaper than it could be broughtback thru rent should notify the renters any t-^1 pipelines to refining areas. flation, they have had it and not .tisexpeci611 LONDON bond issues that increases the taxes Arctic seacaptains seem to done one thing towards controlling for products 4.500 llelievethat Humble's venture will on the prope,ty can look for increas- ALASKA fail, that jumbled masses of ice, it.They put on the surtax and then .sfanners, Miles some 140 feet thick, will be too ed rent to pay. Let them help pay much for the experimental ice breaker which isattempting the turned around and increased the acifIC trip. wages which offset what they were the taxes on bonds that are voted ocean in on the property owners. Oil men say if the trip proves technicallyfeasible that the trying to do. Like hooking an ele- r shipping savings over a decade couldamount to $200 million a phant to one end of the cart and The farmers are right back where year. another to the other end, each pul- they were in 1929. In fact the dol- If shipping thru the Northwest Passage proved lar will not buy at present time what Miles feasible, oil ling in opposite directions, the cart NEWYORK4.SOO men say that Alaskan oil might also prove competitive with Mid- it would in 1929. UNITED STATES stands still. If they had passed a dle East oil in Europe and Japan. Labor is pricing this country out 11336 wage control and price control it atlantic ocean would have been under control. of business and the government has spent large amounts of money in The taxpayers are the ones who foreign countries helping them intl. are going to have to control inflation ;ALE prove their living and showing them land retirement," Frisbie con- and they can do it. Just do not buyhow to raise crops and improve cluded, "let me also correct oneany new autos, new tractors, new their farming habits which has cut rmBureau 'Refutes Reports That other erroneous report. There machinery, or anything that you canthe American farmers threat as we has been at least one report thatget along without. Farmers can ex- now do not have a good export change machinery with each other favors Grazing Retired Land the American Farm Bureau is market. the only major farm or commo-and help each one to avoid buying Earl Steinbruck new equipment. Steel workers get Bureau and the Kansas Live- dity group in the nation favoring ABILENE massivelandretirementasaan increase and up went the price of ntrary to some published re- stock Association at Hays the steel and in turn up went autos and GO night means for beginning a complete , the American Farm Bur - beforethegovernor's machinery. Auto workers get an in- is opposed to permitting beeftour. We were allunani-phase out of current farm pro-crease and up went the price of ng on land that might bemous that grazing should not grams. On Tuesday of this week AUCTIO red from crop production inhe permitted on retired acres." the National Livestock Feeders land retirement program. One recent newspaper story Association in hearings before GRADE B DISPERSAL 'We are absolutely against reported that the language in anthe House Agriculture commit- AUCTION Wedn., Sept. 24 provision in new legislation American Farm Bureau land re-tee recommended the retirement Starts 1:00 p.m. tirement bill had "nicked up a of 50 to 70 million acres over a 'ch would have the effect of 5 to 6 year period. And I have HOME - 3.2 ACRES I will sell at public auction at erring the problems of clauseallowinggrazingprivi- ANTIQUES the place 1/4 mile south, 2 miles leges. talkedtorepresentativesof In ALTA VISTA 2 blocks north west, 1/4 mile north of Diller, n farmers to the livestock other groups who agree with our or 5y, miles south of Harbine ustry," Ray Frisbie,presi- "Apparently the writer of this of the Alta Vista State Bank or 10 -miles east,1%2miles t of Kansas Farm Bureau, story was confusing our bill land retirement proposals." and 2 blocks east. south of K Street viaduct, Fair- in Manhattan Wednesday.with some other proposal," Fris- bury, Nebraska. ry e think grazingofretired bie said. "The Agricultural Ad- Monday, Sept. 22 20 Hd. Dairy Cattle ial s would cause severe prob-justment Act of 1969 which Furniture - 5:00 p.m. 3-7 Years Old - for livestock producers andFarm Bureau is sponsoring has Waggin' Real Estate - 6:30 p.m. Milking Or To Freshen Soon 're flatly against it." no language which would per- REAL ESTATE - 4 bedroom mit grazing of retired acres." modern home on 3.2 acres, 1000 Herd produced 163,000 lbs. isbie revealed that he and gallon propane tank. Immediate milk in 1968 with 3.8% butter- eral other state Farm Bureau Frishie added that some discus- possession. 10% down. Alta fat test. First 7 months of 1969, sidents recently had an infor-sions of land retirement have in- Master Vista State Bank Escrow Agt. 97,000 lbs. milk, 3.9% butterfat discussion with Secretary ofcluded suggestions that in reduc- Inspection Thurs., Sept. 18, 5-7 test. Inspection Thursday Sept. Herd open for inspection any icultureClifford Hardin oning acreage devoted to the crops 18-5 to 7 p.m. time. TB & Bangs tested within tailor very subject. During this which are in surplus, notably ANTIQUES: Curved glass chi- 30 days of sale. 428 versation Hardin said he'd corn and wheat, land be convert- na closet; round top oak table; MILKING EQUIPMENT told that some livestock ed to livestock raising. 2 wash stand commodes; sec- DeLaval 250 gal. bulk tank retary bookcase; sewing rock- Some dairy supplies ups were not much concerned "We couldn't support such pro- ers;camel back trunks;Ses- No. 514 DeLaval cream sepa- ut some grazing privileges onposals,"Frisbie saidflatly."It. sions mantel clock, Smith & rator with stainless steel tank rday red acres. should be obvious that if land is Barnes piano & stool; brass and bowl bed; 100 lb. Jersey coffee chest, Surge milker, complete with 'I couldn't believe that this taken out of crops and subsidiz- red with black lettering; pie 1SP-11 pump, 3 buckets, vac- true,"Frishiesaid. "I ed for livestock production, that cabinet; 100 salt & peppers, etc. uum line and stall cocks aught this subject up ata the livestock industry would suf- 20 nt meeting of the boards offer." Lillian M. Addie Est. Francis Scheer etors of the Kansas Farm "While we're on the subject of Harold L. Haun, Admin. Diller Phone 793-5978 Alta Vista State Bank, Clerk Clerk: Fairbury State Bank Jim Kirkeminde, Auctioneer & Aucts Schultis & Son & Wolken :00 a.ni Real Estate Broker, 135 E. 29th, 1109 K St. Fairbury, Nebraska Served Wednesday Topeka, Ks. 66605. Ph. 266-4590 Phone 729-2435 public air - Main St. in AUCTION SEPT. 17 Saturday its;electric SALE THE COMPLETE ater tanks; AUCTION tk; 300 gal Starts 1:00 p.m. DOG FOOD lumber. Sale will be held at the farm located 5 miles south of Beloit, SEPT. 20 LD ians., on Highway 14. Due to Mr. Beldon's health, we will sell The famous Key balanced ration SALE good; Plat''the followingdescribed items at public auction to the highest food that needs nothing else to ;ht back bidder. of draw - complement the diet. Starts 12:30 Noon open book Metal slide -in stock racks In the Probate Court of Clay County, Kansas, in the Matter Dommetal JD 10' tandem disc of the Estate of VIOLA OTELIA MALL, Deceased. Notice is heater. Machinery TRUCKS spEfC hereby given that pursuant to the terms of the Will of the ner desk; 1964 A -C D-17tractor, has 31953 GMC 1.1/4ton truck with above named decedent, I will sell at public auction the personal lephone; 3 pt.hitch,hyd.,live power, box and stock racks, only property of the said Viola Otelia Mall, deceased, at her resi- uble bed, power steering,new tires 14,000 actual miles ONEWEEKONLY dence located at 821 Grant Street, in Clay Center, Kans. springs & and is in excellentcondition1950 Chevrolet 11/2ton truck treadle 1949 Oliver88 row crop trac- with box hoist & stock BUY BAGS HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ANTIQUES ght stand. tor, has livepower and is racks, real good )ench; bat' in goodcondition HAY & ENSILAGE AND COLLECTORS ITEMS Hnoks; Por" Allis Chalmershyd. loader 900 bales of alfalfa of Waggin' Master dresser Hay basketfor loader 100 tons ensilage Crosley electric range, good tique wardrobe with tear earncool. 1952 Baldwin14' self propelled100 straw bales Coldspot 7' refrigerator drop pulls; console radio; 9x12 and 2 combine inextra good con- HORSES & SADDLES GET ONE MORE 2 kitchen cabinets, antique wool rug. dition Smooth mouth palomino geld- Antique kitchencupboard; Feather beds; square cop- condition - 1953 MHSuper 26 12' combine ing, good cattle horse antique walnut kitchen tableper boiler; fruit jars, some rollers; Case 3x16plow 2 good stock saddles,bridles FREE and chairs; wicker divan;5colored; old bottles. MM 3x16plow MISCELLANEOUS wicker rockers. Several old Kansas Stars g washer; Jr) 3 & 4 Antique rockers; wringer from 1910 to 1920 pertaining Krause sec. springtooths 150 gal. pickup tank & Buy 10 Full Cases sweeper 12', M -M6'onewayspump; 2filler cans; grease type washing machine; lawnto the 1st World War; several antique JD 16x10 300 gal. gas chairs; antique dining chairs;stone jars; old trunk; 2 old 4 -section low rubber drill guns; oil barrels; GET 1 MORE FREE ?d.; hero- rotary hoe tank with hose andnozzle; square oak dining table;an-Clay Co. altars;old picture II -IC No 45PTO baler, real11/2 hp electric motor;200 ft. tique whatnot shelves; 2 ad-frames and canes; antique good electric justment tables; 2 single me-vases; antique waffle iron; Richardson of garden hose; small Greyhound Owners tal beds, complete. row wheel bale loadermotor. several sad irons. mers New Ideaside delivery rake 2 stock tanks;acetylene If you have been using Antique desk, over 100 years Antique child's irons; fancy I shaPe, Combinebin on wheels welder; large powergrinder; old; small antique dresser work; iron kettle; kerosene Pt. rear blade several feed bunks; lotsof SPORT CLUB with mirror; antique singlelamp; china spittoon; electric d You should know that tivator pt. heavyduty post hole corrugated roofing; telephone bed with brass knobs; 2 metalheater;pots, pans; silver- digger pipe;sal- SPORT CLUB is available beds complete;2 dressers ware; odd dishes; some an- 3 Pt. poles;some 11/2" at KEY MILLING CO. 5' rotarymower vage iron. with mirrors; antique centertique dishes; old coal bucket; 'oth Gehl singlerow field cutter, Hydraulic cylinder;Sun- table with white coasters, tea kettles; wooden clothes .ke ready to vacuum nice;antique dresser with rack; antique comb rack with Gehl go beam electric clipper; SEE A KEY DEALER r ensilage blower cattlefluffer;halters, combs, OR CALL ME 2-2141 mirror and part marble top.mirror; throw rugs. telescoperJohn Deere2 -row lister electric branding Antique double bed, com- Oliver2 -row cultivator brushes; rack of Waggin' Master is plete; metal bedstead with Bedding and many, many cog Snovvco iron, and the usual feed wagon,125 bu. miscellaneousfoundata the exclusive formula brass knobs; treadle type sew-small misc. items too numer- Ilay elevator;2 hay trailersclean-up farm sale. and produced only by ing machine; commode; an- ous to mention. ADOLPH MALL, Executor of the Viola 0. Mall Estate clerk KEY MILLING CO. ise, r Aucts: Foster Kretz Auction ServiceClerk: Peoples National Sale by Beloit, Ks. Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Bank, Clay Center 'Gerald ZimmerAuction Co , Phone 738-2010. Clay Center, Kans. Bruce H. Wingerd, Attorney for Executor Clerk: GuarantyState Bank of Beloit, Kansas ' uttbisi

The point made by spokesmen cattle only recently have been September high enough for decent profits. is that if cattlemen received con- 16, 1969 Bill House, president of the sistently fair prices in relation . Grass & Stockmen Fed UpWith to their expenses then house- 26 Grain American National Cattlemen's wives would be paying much Association, not only defended of the musk thistlerosette beef as one of the best buys, butmore for meat than they are. prevent further developmentv, Slog noted that cattle prices have dip- Other tour stopsincluded ped and added that "if thefree displayofsophisticated By J 1 Meat Price Complaints it me used for measuring still one of the very best buys tomarket system operates as viaijp Marke Fall Forage loss by evaporation Kansas Housewives are dismayed ov-be found." should, the prices the consumer andtram! er rising beef prices,but some Farmers who fatten cattle forpays for all cuts ofbeef should ration, a visit toa heavily Inflation lized forage field fa livestock groups are fed up withthe retail trade also are skepticalbe reflected accordingly." Field Day aro an expla;,seriousPr( tion of the dangers the housewives and have launch-of consumer claims of exorbitant It still is difficult for house- of nitrat:year, but poisoning from fertilization ed a counterbarrage aimed at store prices and resent being wives who must pay 25 cents aDraws 600 e; somewhat pound more for hamburger than feed crops, a visit telling consumers they never blamed for $1.49 sirloin. A spirited demonstration of si- to anotherhas seen( had it so good. Midwest beef producers offerthey paid last winter to under- field where thenewest hylo:- vive percen lage harvesters in the field cli-were growing side by The National Livestock Feed-no apologies for today's pricestand farmers' logic. Instead, maxed the annual fall forage side,::: 1969. when meat prices go up it is an explanation of how ers Association says,for exam-situation. Rather, many say, pro- field day on the Kansas State ran, - im-ducers have had it coming, thatmuch easier to blame a distant ple, that considering today's University agronomy farm. gains, including the proved living standard and production costs have risen con-farmer than the neighborhood Operating in a field of tall, rug- effect ,' higher wages, "red meats are stantly and that prices for livesupermarket which, incidentally,ged forage, equipment bearing may employ the familybread- the name of some 10 major farm winner. implement manufacturers parad- Land Auction But itis the middleman who ed beforeseveral hundred ap- takes two-thirds of a family's proving spectators. much food money, not the farmer.And 240 Acres Ottawa Co. Kans. Land The harvesters cut swaths instruction now under economicp( the middleman blames infla- the field in no time. wayon'ic tion, rising labor costs andin- KSU campus and discussed',spendl creasing demand for higher food There was much more than a Wedn., Sept. 24, 1969 fielddemonstration, though. In prices. the morning, visitors were taken Starts 1:30 P.M. Prices for fed cattle have drop-to the field in trucks to view ped about $5 per hundredweightcrops, hear about research and'RUMBLE STRIPS TO Sale to be held at Tract No. 1 located 3 miles north of from peaks in June, but still are AWAKEN SLEEPY DRIVER Ada, Kans., 1 mile west and 5 north and 1/2 west. Across the ask questions of KSU personnel HUTCHINSON - road south of Bohemian Hall. well ahead of last year. responsible for much of the ex- Raised bars- r: TRACT NO. 1 NEV4 Section 19, 9-5 Ottawa Co., Kans. Im- The Agriculture Department's ble strips - on the roadway of K141'. proved with fair 5 room modern house and other usual out- farm price report said the aver-perimentation. been installed just before the inter buildings. Approx. 112 acres grass, balance farmland. the month They were told, for instance, of US50 in an effort to jar daydrear.: TRACT NO. 2: N1/2 of NW'/4 Section 20, 9-5, Ottawa Co., age cattle price for that pearl millet has possibilities motorists. The intersection west ofi- Kans. All in cultivation. Across road east of Tract No. 1. ended August 15 was $27 peras a forage and grazing crop in chinson has claimed six lives in TERMS: 25% down, balance upon presentation of merchant- hundredweight, down $1 from ;recent months. able title. Method of selling - Will be offered as separate fatKansas because of some late tracts, then as a unit. mid -July. This price includes breakthroughsinbreedingex- cattle in the slaughter market asperiments. In on 1 asallother types. following The visitors - nearly 600 of on the B Frank E. Kosar Estate, Owner well as all other types. them - were also told that soy- south of Frank Kosar, Jr., Executor, Ada, Kansas The $27 average in August was paritybean maturity groups III and IV Roger A. Johnson: Auctioneer & Real Estate Salesman. computed at 87 percent of are best adapted to Kansas. The 3 miles south of Cuba, Kansr TA 3-9306 Salina, Kans. - theformula used to show five recommended varieties from Mon., Sept. 22 Ad SMOKY VALLEY AGENCY what farmers receive in relationthe maturity groups include Starts 12:30 Noon Super 11' For more information or to inspect property prior to to costs. tractor sale day contact auctioneer or executor. Calland, Wayne, Cutler, Clark 63 Super C and Kent. Machinery, 1948 KB: Visitors also learned that soy- with g 1959 Farmall 460 tractor w. and bo bean producers may use one or fast hitch, power steering 1952 L11( more of several herbicides - LPTO & hyd. 122 IHC some applied before planting, 1952 Farmall H tractor for cor FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10 1957 MH No. 92 combine, 11 Allis Ch. others applied as a preemergent power steering MH Clip treatment. 1955 JD wire tie baler motor AUCTION IHC 311 mtd. 3x14 plow Starts 1:30 p.m. It was suggested that fields IHC No. heavily infested with resistant John Deere 11' wheel disc II 2 No. 8 I will sell at public auction at the Zima Livestock Sale Barn at Emmett, JD 16x8 drill with seeder, No. 8 plc Kansas. weed species might be substitut- steel 2 IHC pc SALE ed by other crops for planting soSpringtooth and a full lino 2 IHC cc weeds could be more easily con-other farm machinery. Also 27V IHC selling antiques, furniture & trolled. IHC 20xE miscellaneous items. 2listers One tour stop included a dis- curler; cussion on musk thistles, which Milek and Helen PTO wht 480 ACRES FARMLAND JACKSON COUNTY can play havoc in some Kansas scraper KOLMAN 150 bu. fields. Visitors were told the Clerk: Peoples National B;,' good ri TRACT I 480 acres located in Jackson County SW% of section 33-8-13 Adrian Twp. Consisting of 100 acres of thistles must be removed by Belleville. Aucts. Rollie Lags., Hay wag 160 pasture 3 ponds, good fence, part new, with 60 acres under cultivation. Improvements include a hay hand. Digging below the crownand Larry Lagasse, Conco-_ ACRES shed. Located 4 miles east of Emmett. Tax on this quarter is $396.59

TRACT II SEY4 of section 32-8-13 Adrian Twp. 4 miles east of Emmett, consisting of 160 acres,150 acres of it Eureka under cultivation, 10 acres meadow, waterways, no improvements. Tax on this quarter is$242.00. fCoffey County Auctioneo 160 and Fran ACRES LivestockMarket Auction Sale

N.W. of section 8-9-13 Washington Twp. Located 3 miles east, and 1 mile south of Emmett, consisting WEDNESDAY NOON MONDAY 1 p.m. TRACT III of 160 acres, all under cultivation. Detention dam, improvements -a large barn and 2 sheds. Tax on 160 this quarter are $340.96. Eureka, Kans.1 ACRES Burlington, Kans.

CONSIGNMENTS FOR 1150 HEAD SOLD ?" I This farm is protected from erosion, by WEDN. SEPT. 17 AT STOCKER &FEEDER o c waterways and detention dams. Has been crop rotated, and is very good SALE IN EUREKA. .2 18 producing quarter sections. Located on 27 1st calf hol springer & wet cows E c to stead) hard surface roads. 39 good wf steers 600-700 The light cattle were close 22 30 good wf str & hfr clvs 500-550 & feeder sale e at this special stocker at\A4W,06iteh Nwt: 50! to St ,l' 29 good blk & blkwf str & hfr clvs but heavier feeders were 1of Real estate will be offered individual 450-500 lower than at the sale twoweeksai( TRACTTRACT o_ quarters, then as a unit. Which ever is 38 good blk & blkwf fdr hfrs 650-700 Following is a partialreport of the II Emett the greater is the way sold. All mineral 29 mixed yearling strs 600-650 rights go with farm. sale: Upright 44 good wf yearling strs 700-800 Yearling strs 650-800@ 27.5030,4i chine; 1 3 miles 21 wf str & hfr calves 400-450 Feeder hfrs 550-700@ 24.5047,50 Oak mir: We are expecting a good lot of Steer calves 475-550@ 31,0025). Chair; 2 @ 32.50: The wheat allotment on this farm is 120 stock hogs. Light str calves 375-475 Bar type TRACTIII acres. The wheat certificates on the farm Heifer calves 450-550@ 27.5040. Smallrpn totaled nearly $3000. @ 29.00-30 General ! MARKET REPORT Heifer calves 375-450 Magic CI FOR WEDN. SEPT. 10 Gas stov ser with Cattle under 600 lbs. were fully store sea steady. Cattle 700-900 lbs were TERMS: Fifteen per cent (15%) on date Some TAXES - Seller pays the 1969 and all prior taxes; buyer assumes the off 501to $1.00. Cows and bulls NEXT SPECIAL of sale and sign contract; 14% on Dec. 1, 1970 taxes. were fully steady to 50e higher. FEEDER 1969, twenty-one per cent (21%) on 5th 8TOCItEri & jug gas I Stock hogs were fully steady. lamp. day of January, 1970 and ten per cent SALE. SEPT.27 POSSESSION - Buyer gets the landlord's share of 1970 wheat crop, Pigs brought $15$20 per head. Antiqu (10%) on the 5th day of January each gets possession of balance of land as soon as 1969 crop is harvested. Heavier shoats @ 23.50-25.50 bed fran year thereafter plus interest of 6%% on 00.....°'° legs. the unpaid balance of the contract. per cwt. antique i Real Erate Sold by MANAGEMENT HOU HAROLD CARLSON AGENCY of MANHATTAN BOTH SALES - SAME Double FOR INFORMATION,CALL Davenpol Hardwoo, F. P. STOCKMAN, Owner RAYMOND VAUGHN HERBROCKHILL With5 Hotpoint For more information and to inspect the farm, contact: BURLINGTON EUREKA G13-5°

a F. P. STOCKMAN - Owner, 437-2239 St. -Mary's . Home ... .. 364-2581 Home . Clyde LAWRENCE WELTER, Auctioneer PR 8-3455 Manhattan GI3.99 . Market ... Aucts: CI HAROLD CARLSON, Broker PR 8-3083 Market .. ...364-9576 5, 1969 ss & Grain It will cover 30 acres. Although Lle rosette Expand Bushton highly automated, the plant will eveloprneetSlower Rate OfInflation? increase its payroll of 74 by 3C -Included 1970s. percent. sticated By Jack A. Richards Plant To Extract The company has been extract- Marketing Information pected to increase, but at a less Economic policies to control in- isuringWa ed liquified petroleum gasas and Kansas State University rapid rate. Producftion of goodsflation will influence spending n and t and services will expand at aat all levels. Continuation of theChemical Ethane helium since 1962. One million heavily Inflation will continue td` be a BUSHTON - Construction of Serious problem in the comingslower pace, but may pick up 10 percent surtax will reduce gallons of butane, isobutane, and .nd anexp steam during the closing half consumer spending and maintainan ethane extraction plant, withnatural gasoline are removed year, butis expected to slow an ultimate capacity of 500,000 s of nitratesomewhat from the rate whichof 1970. the federal budget at a surplus. daily for shipment to national rtilization Interest rates will remain rela-;gallons a day, will increase themarkets. of seen consumer prices soar to another the first half of tively high. liquified products production Northern Gas pipelines from LIewest hy ye percent Business and residential invest- capacity of the Northern Gasvarious parts of Kansas and Ok- by side 1060. - ment may be influenced more by*Products plant here by .50 per-lahoma join near Bushton. Only Control of inflation will con- cent. how range dominant role in fear of inflation than by high in- gas from the Hugoton field in ences steertinue to play a terest costs. Credit restrictions Production is expected to startKansas - 470 million cubic feet ie economic policy during the next early next year. The ethane, toa day - will be processed for effect ofa months. This could result in and a less bouyant outlook beef yields should dampen-. bysiness spend- be used in the mushrooming ethane. a pause ormini -recession in our :ofgrass sae ing. petrochemical industry, will be Company officials said extrac- rent record -long period of Unemployment will likely ex- extracted 'fiOin the natural gastion of the ethane from the nat- economic expansion. However, ceed 4 percent during the coming Political action will likelyfiii- Dr. C. C114 it growth in government spend-streamofNorthern Natural ural gas will not affectits Much depends on how business- year.Thiseconomicpause lentfor at ing, especially in the federal sec-Gas Company, parent companyheating qualities. The plant is men and consumersrespond toshould help control future infla- of Northern Gas Products. t, told ofco. tor. If successful in gradually designed to reject a proportion- !I' way oneconomic policies. tion and hopefully will set thecontrolling the economy without The new plant will be an inte-ate amount of nitrogen to off .Spending by consumers, bus- stage for a continued healthy grated part of the Northern Gasset the loss of BTU's brought discussedtinessmen and government is ex- economic expansion during the reversing the present upward ex- sof the Ur pansion, these policies may set1000 acre complex near Bushton.about by the ethane removal. the stage for continued economic development. PROFIT PROTECTION Monday In the process, unemployment I VER will be controlled only gradually BOOK KEY FEEDS NOW aised bars and will likely continue through way of K14 ho AUCTION any pause in the economy. How- FOR WINTERING CATTLE e the intersect SEPT. 22 ever, significant signs of slow- CLAY CENTER, KANS. ME 2-2141 jar daydrea* er price increases should devel- Lion west of SALE op. lives in Starts 10:00 a.m. In the longer run, these poli- Monday Lunch Served cies hopefully will reduce infla- In order to settle the Gus Moegling Estate we will sell the tion to about 2 percent annually AUCTION following items on the farm located 8 miles north of Beverly and bring about more rapid in- SEPTEMBER 22 on the Barnard and Beverly road; or 3 miles east and 5 miles creases in national production. south of Barnard, Kansas. SALE Starts 10:30 a.m. hrba, Kansa MISCELLANEOUS Lunch Served t. 22 Machinery AND ANTIQUES Having decided to quit farming we will sell at publicauc- Noon Super MTA IHC Farmall BEATRICE tion on the late Martin Goodman farm located 1'/ west and 4 tractor with wide front axleHyd. cylinder & hose like new south of Barnes or 4 east and 5 south of Greenleaf, Kans. Super CIHC tractor Horse cultivator; weed sleds ery 1948 KBS IHC 11Fa ton truckLots of used lumber gas barrels; 1 fuel oil barrel; with grain bed, stock racksLots and lots of old iron severalpanels and metal tractor with and booster brakes Anvil; forge; post drill MACHINERY gates. steering, 1952 L110 IHC % ton pickup 2 22' angle irons II -IC300tractor1955,fully OLD MACHINERY 122 IHC 12' combine and 1222%" square by 10 ft. tool bar equipped, L. hyd., LPO, TA, 2 manure spreaders; 2 row ctor for combine repairs Old :machinery; lots of new & 77 good stalk cutter; IHC 2 -row lister, mbine, 14', Allis Chalmers 6' combine used hand tools. WD Allis Chalmers 1953 trac-tractor; IHC single disc, 9'; MH Clipper 6' combine with Black & Decker saw; com- ilVESTOCK tor, LPO, quick tach hitch Allis Chalmers8'tandem aler motor plete tap & die set 60 Oliver tractor withculti-disc;2 plows, IHC and Allis plow vator 1948, overhauled IHC No. 62 6' combine Lots of antiques IHC No. 32 tractor mower,Chalmers, mounted; 2 IHC el disc 2 No. 8 IHC plows, 3x14 Huge oldsolid2 drawer SALES CO mowers, big 9; dump rake; seeder, on No. 8 plow, 3x16 table with ornamental legs trail type hay rack with iron wheels. 2 IHC peg tooth harrows Old harness hames with brass 2 miles north of Beatrice, Nehr. IHC side delivery rake, No. 5 HAY full line of 2 IHC corn binders IHC T-45 hay baler, PTO 2000 - 2500 balesalfalfa, knobs 2 row Dempster listerwith ery. Also 27V II -IC 7' mower Buggy shafts string tied. rniture & IHC 20x8 grain drill, good disc Monday-Cattle' fertilizer and insecticide at-Old Iron Dykes gasoline engine tachments, 3 pt., good 2 Esters;cultivator,2 -row Books; gas barrels; many John Deere monitor, No. 820 Cattle, 25 Head curler;12' Krause oneway Wednesday-Hogs Allis Chalmers cultivator Red cow, springer Helen PTO wheat binder; rollover other miscellaneous items Cattle 11:30 a.m.Hogs 11 a.m. Kelly Ryan elevator with gas2 black cows, with calves scraper; 1 hole corn sheller1917 Remington 30-06, a good motor, Wisconsin 9 red cows, with calves 150 bu. steel grain bedon deer rifle We had a large run of cat- IHC buzz saw frame and 2 young bulls, 1 coming year- Tonal Bank, good rubber .22 repeater rifle tle last week selling on an ex- blade ling and 1 long yearling 111e Lagasse Hay wagon with good rubber12 ga. & 410 ga. shotguns tremely active market..Baby Oliver plow,2-14 on rubber, These are mostly young Concordia calves $25.00 to $60.00 with 5 radex lays cows, area tested. WF hfrsat$109.00,4. WF Allis Chalmers mounted plow, CONSIGNED Gus Moegling Estate strs at $105.00.Shelly canner 2.16 The following items to be Owner & cutter cows 18.00 to19.50 Allis Chalmers manure scoop,consigned from the Elsa Moegling, Executrix with commercial & utility cows front end, good Clark Estate Auctioneers: Bob Perry Clerk: First National at 19.50 to a top of 21.90. Bulls 3 section drag harrow, CaseOld F-20 tractor and other old and Frank Harz Bank, Barnard sold to 25.20.5 WF cows with 2 row stalk cutter, factory farm machinery gale calves at 3336.00. 8 WF cows built 1955 Plymouth 4 door sedan with calves at $316.00. other 2 wheel trailer Gas kitchen range; electric sales include: 4 wheel 'trailer,flatbed apartment size range; pro- m. 11 WE' strs wt 771 at 30.40 IHC 8' tandem disc pane gas heater, 65,000 BTU; 13 WF strs wt 584 at 31.95 IHC self washing cream sep- Wood heater; IHC refrigera- 9 WF hfrs wt 566at28.30 Saturday 20 WF hfrs wt 760 at 27.10 arator tor;chest type deep freeze; 14 WF hfrs wt 832 at 27.10 2 hog feeders, 60 bu. Brower,Home Comfort wood range; AUCTION 15 Char strs wt 4436 at: 35.90 50 bu. Co-op large chifferobe; also other 15 Char hfrs wt 4.30 at 31.90 1 metal feed bunk; severalhousehold goods. 1 Hol cow w t1450 at 21.90 farrowing crates, wood and 3 tires and wheels 4.75x19; SEPT. 20 2 Hol cows wt 1555 at 21.70 metal; 1 2 wheel trailer on 20" rub- EEDER SALE 2 WF cows wt 1157 at 21.40 Stock tank, 2; 20' ladder; 3ber. 6 BWF cows wt 1240 at 21.15 TERMS: CASH Day of Sale. Starts 12:30 Noon 1 WF hull wt 155 at 25.20 to steady 1 Hol bull wt 1580 at 25.10 !ewer sale We will sell at auction antique & household items located 1 Char bull wt 1390 at 24.30 at 406 Northeast 16 WF strs wt 857 at 29.00 NEAL & 'NORMA GOODMAN, Otto $1.00 15th in Abilene, Kans. 8 WE' strs wt 650 at30.00 Owners weeks age. Monarchwood cooking range deep well 12 Mix strs wt 699 at 28.55 Aucts: J. T. Dickson, Phone EA 5-2285, Washington, Kans. rt of the with tools,good Philco radio; baby bed, spring 6 BWF strs wt 586 at 32.00 Foster Kretz, Phone WA 6-4422, Morganville, Kans. Oak 2 7 BWF strs wt 493 at 28.05 Clerk: Citizens National Bank, Greenleaf, Kansas Uprightdoor ice box & mattress; 2 blond oak end 7.50-30.00 Singer sewingma- 'tables (matching); blond oak 5 WF strs wt 589 at32.05 Chine; 4 WF hfrs wt 605 at 29.25 .50-27.50 Oak mirrored2 large ceiling fans bookcase. 7 Holstrs wt 511at 27.10 FARMLAND r .00-32-50nfl china closet school desk & 13z5at- Chair;m_chair;2 winged mirrorsCombinationdog kennel; picture BWF strs wt 560 at 28.50 Immediately following the Neal and Norma Goodman Bartype wineopener window cornage; lots of cur - farm sale the Martin Goodman Estate will sell at public 7.50-20.'v_ Small HOGS auction. The 200 acre farm being: 9.00-31uu Generaltable with mirror tarorods; alcohol lamp; one The S% of the SE% and SE% of SW% of Section 31, twp. 4 store spice rack burner camping stove. Had a large run of hogs agar', Magic Chef S -R 5-E and W% of NE% of Section 6 twp. 5 S -R. 5 E, Wash- Gas stove;gas stove % hp motor; pump & pul- last Wednesday with 210 to ington County, Kansas. ser with wood plane; dres- ley; 24" barbecue grill %% ith 240lb.butchers at 25.00 to Has modern 6 room house, with bath & REA, good barn, lots brass pulls; general hood & spit table top barbecue 25.75: 240 to 280 lbs. 24.25 to storescale of good water, spring in pasture, several other buildings. several 25.00 with 280 lbs. & over 1 Some grill; TV stand; Broke ground 77 acres, balance is grass & lots. Wheat al- antique dishes;lotshardwood frame mirrors; lots 23.50 to24.25;light weights lotment is 10.9 Feed grain base 47, conserving base is 11 acres. iEDER parts forVictrola; 2 cell-of dishes & cooking utensils. 180 to 190 lbs. 22.50 to 23.80. ing Neal Goodman and.Lila Specht, Co -Executors. lamp.gas lights; gasColeman Fireplace set, complete 19 Mix pigs at .... 21.:to F. R. Lobaugh, attorney for Estate, Washington, Kans. Buffet mirror;table;2 13 Mix pigs at 18.50 Antiquecans of tea, etc.; wardrobe trunks;3 push 6 Mix pigs at . 23.50 ADDITIONAL FARMLAND bed frame; 15 Mix pigs at 21.00 legs. lot of oak tablemowers; gas power mower; 21.00 Immediately following the Goodman Estate, the Estate :3 beds with springs;inner- 17 Wht pigs at of the late Jesse M. Clark will sell 160A farm that joins the Brassdoor knobs 19 Wht pigsat 23.00 antique and otherspring mattress; bun warmer; 25.75 Goodman farm to the west being the SW% of Section 31, twp. items notmentioned.playpen. 14 Mix pigs at 4S, R -5E. and N1/2 of SW% of NW % of Section 6 twp. 5S - HOUSEHOLDITKIIS Trimmer & edger; car top 10 Mix rigs at 30.00 R. 5E, Washington County, Kans. 80 acres broke, balance Doubledoor cupboard carrier; electric train & acces- BARN PHONE Davenportbed grass, wheat allotment 8.4, feed grain base 25A. Conserving Hardwood sories; Cosco jump chair. 223-3571 base 24A. These two farms join. Would make a nice unit. Will dining room tab'e2 5 -gal. aquariums withlights CLARENCE TEGTMEIER be sold separately. Both will be sold to highest bidder sale day. with 5chairs & buffet items Burchard 865-4521 H. N. Hyland, Attorney for Clark Estate, Washington, Kans. Hotpointelectric and other miscellaneous 3.5493 range with Cash DELMER JURGENS Terms on Real Estate: 20% down, balance 1st of March, Wymore 645-3493 1970, when full possession will be given. Sellers to furnish 3.9946 ClydeTerms:Krause. RonWells; Orland Crooks. JR. =BIM merchantable abstracts. Allets: Carl& wm. 4ehnell Clerk: Claire Snider Beatrice 228-0757 Statements and terms announced at time of sale shall Farmers National Bank, Abilene, Cashier take precedence. straw which clog drill spouts. "The flow of grainfrot Sixty -pound test, weight seed inbin should beregulated grain feeds halfway so. K -Statetests has yielded five up on Herington bushels more per acre than 53 entrance tothe auger. ii "There pound test weight seed. shouldn'tbe King says if custom service isover treated seed. any Livestock If more:, not available a grower can treatneeded, wheat,barley can be treated in and his own seed with an auger load- the drill b., er. He can spoon-feed dust orduring plantingtime with Auction Co. liquid forms of any ofthe san M-DB or Panogen c: recommended fungicidesinto can treat only wheatPX,or Sale Every in the the auger tube near where the box with Ortho HC13." ' Tuesda grain enters at the base of the King concludedthat when seed has been treated auger. This should be done each the should be at time a bushel or two of seed cleaned ofall Operating under Federal Supervision by putting some oil rer Bonded.for your protection. passes, he says. through Fungicides recommended forThis is to preventlivestock Reporting for the Herington treating wheat and barley seedor market grain fromkw Livestock Auction Co. Tuesday, poisoned. Concrete are Panogen, Ceresan, Chipcote, mixersan Sept. 9, 1969. barrel treaters also We sold cattle for 65 consigners tc Ortho LM Concentrate, Memmi are satis: tory for treating wheat 56 buyers on a market that was about and Co-op Vapor Guard. Ortho seed, steady with last week on all stocker HCB is to be used only on seed DATES FOR and feeder cattle, except feeder steers wheat, King observed. WABAUNSEE FEAST, TOUR call them over 800 lbs. and we would "When the seed is being treat- ALMA - The annualWabaunsee 25 to 50 lower for the week. Butcher County Cattlemen's association ed,the auger should be fed seed Bali cows 25 to 50 higher and bologna and tour is scheduled for October at about half capacity and oper- 2; bulls steady. The Bar B Q will be heldat 6:30p.r Here are a few representative BEST COUNTY DAIRY SHOWING ated as upright as is convenient," October 2. The tour will bethe next sales that were made: Riley County 4 -Hers took first place honorsin the county herd King added. day. Show in Salina. Left to STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS class at the Kansas All Breeds Junior Dairy 17 black steers 467 @ 35.00 right, with their animals are Nancy Reichert,Glenda Reichert, Riley; BE: AUCTION 10 black steers 324 @ 34.90 Teresa Wendland, Randolph; Connie Reichert,and Cindy Wendland. l< 11 whiface steers 465 @ 34.60 The county herd class, five animals shown by atleast three exhibi- 5 whiface steers 348 @ 34.10 6 whiface steers 453 @ 33.50 tors, was a part of the annual event. 5 black steers 453 @ 33.80 Earl Hansing has shown that 1:00p.m. 3 black steers 540 @ 32.90 when wheat or barley seed is 19 whiface steers 530 @ 32.90 Seed Treatment 21 whiface steers 598 @ 32.90 treated with a proper fungicide, By Robe 5 black steers 561 @ 32.70 there is 'an increase in stand up Lives 14 white steers 585 @ 31.90 Increases Yields to 20 percent. Kansas 16 blk plain steers410 @ 31.50 Kansas growers can increase King says thereisalsoevi- SPECIAL STOCKER &FEEDER The outlo 5 black steers 571 @ 31.80 wheat stands an average of 10dence that the protection seed 6 whiface steers 670 @ 31.00 percent by treatingtheirseedtreatment givesto seed and 4 black steers 590 @ 30.80 CATTLE SALES OCT. 1 & 15 550 @ 31.00 with a proper fungicide. seedlings will increase yields at 7 white steers Along with our regular Wednesday sales 8 white steers 592 @ 31.10 Claude L. King, Kansas Stateleast one bushel an acre. This is 10 whiface steers 635 @ 30.50 University Extension plant path-a return of $15 for $1 spentfor Cattle 1:00 p.m. Hogs & Cows 10:30 a.m. 8 whiface steers 595 @ 30.50 ologist, says this applies even tothe fungicide. Cattle sold on a steady market last week. Following are a few of 7 whiface steers 630 @ 30.50 seed of high laboratory germina- Cleaning the seed before it is the sale 6 whiface steers 539 @ 30.10 tion. treated removes shriveled and 390 lb. whiface steers 35.10 335lb. whiface heifers 31.5: 3 whiface steers 655 @ 30.05 Research at K -State by Dr. cracked kernels, weed seeds and 380 lb. whiface steers 36.00 310 lb. whiface heifers 4 black steers 495 @ 30.00 P 425 lb.whifacesteers 33.70 438 lb. whiface heifers 30.1i 7 black steers 510 @ 30.00 444 lb.whiface steers 35.10 468 lb. whiface heifers 29.3: 3 whiface steers 655 @ 29.90 580 lb. whiface steers 32.10 415 lb.whiface heifers 29,1 5 whiface steers 667 @ 29.90 Saturday 531 lb. whiface steers 32.25 420lb. black whiface hfrs 29.11 Iwi 2 whiface steers 600 @ 29.70 722 lb. black steers 28.10 653 lb. whiface heifers 25.6: the Ho 9 black steers 616 @ 29.00 15 black steers 870 @ 28.85 9 whiface steers 692 @ 28.20 AUCTION Farr SEPT. 20 KCNK 3 whiface steers 785 @ 28.10 1947 IH 7 black steers 712 @ 28.00 MON.-WED.-FRI Auctioneers ber,i 5 holstein steers 600 @ 24.70 Starts 10:00 axn. For info. or estimates 6:45 LARRYLAGASSE 1949 Fc 7 holstein steers 632 @ 25.10 SALE TOM WALKER CH 31714 ber, Lunch Served Barn243-1074 ROLLIE LAGASSE Allis C STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFE RS Home 243-1674 CH 32215 with 14 whiface heifers340 @33.00 extra 12 black heifers 440 @32.00 63 SURPLUS BUILDINGS Ford 2-1 336 @32.00 away 12 black heifers Dearbor 12 whiface heifers423 @30.60 press 9 whiface heifers 464 @30.05 Camp Funston-Fort Rile Dearbor 8 black heifers 414 @29.50 `CONCORDIA- KANSAS Dearbor 2 whiface heifers 450 @29.90 tor 10 black heifers 461p29.00 Fergus( 6 black heifers 475 @29.10 gand3 5 black heifers 520 @29.00 Dearbor 13 whiface heifers512 @29.00 Saturday Dearbor 469 @29.00 Woods 7 whiface heifers good 4 whiface heifers 431 @28.30 AUCTION SEPT. 20 New Id 12 whiface heifers516 @28.70 steel, 8 whiface heifers 472 @28.90 McCorn 10:00 rain orshine 5 white heifers 591 @27.70 binder 12 whiface heifers569 @27.00 SALE OLATHE, KANSAS good 3 whiface heifers 644 @27.60 Junction of Hiway 1506' IHC IV( er,5.i 14 plain heifers 400 @27.00 PLANTER & DEWS IHC Nc 4 black heifers 705 @26.75 3 JD No. 6 2 row planters; on st 2 whiface heifers 540 C26.80 Tractors JD No. 494 4 row planters! Allis C 9 whiface heifers 622 @26.70 JD 3010D, wide front;2 JDJD 490,406 4 -rowplanters: on ru & BUTCHER COWS A's; MF 65D; JD 70 gas;2Dempster planter; JD 18 IICHI1 IHC 300 fully equipped; Fordhole grain drills; Case 13ho wheel 1 holstein cow 1580 @20.10 Jubilee; AC D-17 Series withdrill; many others. Planter IHC 4 1 1 holstein cow 1610 @19.90 loader; Several A & B JD;drill attachments 12' fert 1 holstein cow 1635 @19.60 Valley Oliver tractor HAYING EQUIPMENT 1 whiface cow 1075 @19.50 COMBINES JD 24T, 14T's; New John IN 1 whiface cow 985 @18.70 1966 JD 105; JD 45's with cabs 15A IHC 7' No. 78, 77; JD 16A & IHC 1 whiface cow 950 @18.10 real clean; 1965 55 JD with harvester; JD 350 mtd.rak 6' 1 whiface cow 1345 @19.30 cab; 1955 JD 55; 1963 C Glean- Some p 894 side rake; JD mowers,. machi 1 black cow 945 @18.50 er; 1958 A Gleaner; Oliver Model 38; Model 10side withcorn head cor: 1 whiface cow 1100 @18.30 Consisting of approximately 63 surplus buildings locat- Ford Rake; Farmhand 9 Heref 1 whiface cow 990 @17.50 CORN HARVESTING EQPT.tioner with 8 edat the south edge ofCamp Funston, Ft. Riley, Kansas. ' 4 JD 210's;2 JD No.10's; CULTIVATOR &HOES to good First street west of Ogden, turn left. Woods picker; 2 -row mounted 2 JD re: BUTCHER BULLS Aproximately 50 two-story barracks 80ft.long with 2 T-14 JD 4 -rows: picker mtd. 4 -rows; JD &II -IC 2 -row 6head 1 whiface bull 1335 @ 24.90 approximately 25,000 board ft. of salvageable lumber in each ENSILAGE HARVESTER 3row rote 1 char bull 1235 @ 24.70 building, and 13 smaller buildings such as orderly rooms and 2 Allis 4 rows; 2 start supply rooms. Lumber of all kinds & sizes. & WAGONS hoe hitches for JD;3Pt. 6 head 1 whiface bull 1735 @ 24.50 1963 Papec 35F with pickuprow JD hoe. 1 black bull 1450 @ 24.50 Each and every building will sell to the highest bidder. header; 1967 IHC No. 6 like ing w No by -bidding and no reserves. Buildings to be removed by MISCELLANEOUS litters 1 black bull 1560 @ 24.50 new; NH No. 611; Gehl withRiding garden & lawntraco: 20 March 1, 1970 and cleaned to the ground. motor.Several Grain -O -Vat - rotary n0 House movers will be at the site to give a price on mov- ors and ensilage boxes on posthole diggers; If you have cattle to sell, call ing any building wanted moved. Someone willbeon the trailers. ers: sprayer;loaders; HORSE collect C. C. Wendt BL 8.2529 grounds six days a week to show the buildings to be sold. PLOWS reels;elevators;hammer 5 year < Herington; Wm. Schnell Many miscellaneous items such as 35 space heaters (60,000 8 JD 3 to 5 bottom plows mills: blade: Roll-A -Cone r broke BTU), a few walk-in freezer boxes, lots of pipe and several 'for 55 combine. Homem BL 8-2039, Herington; Ted Several Ford, A -C, IHC and to sell., trailer Haefner, 317, Lincolnville. lots of lumber already cleaned, and lots of hot water heaters. Massey plows Many other items Err, DISC & HARROWS Free Drawing & Poor frame Auctioneer's Note: This is the largest building auction Terms - Cashsettlement ever heldinthisarea. 2 JD KBA 10' & 12' wheel discs sale. IJ'nkn, Krause 10'; Schaefer 10'; MHbe made daY of cash. C.;' Terms: Cash or approved checks 9'; Kewanee 10' & 11'; JD buyers must have of Herington drag & springtooth harrows:leis check orletter Sale Conducted by MANREX, INC. JD field cultivators;Allis &from theirbank.Finalle. IHC springtooth harrows available. Livestock The Home Co., Ogden., Kansas H Auction Co. 204 Riley Avenue - Phone 776-8623 Olathe Farm EquipmentInc.,Owe Clerk & Cashier: Auctioneers: Cols. Shehi & Berbohm KANS. 0(0' Kenneth Messner JE 9-5474 or PR 6-8638, Manhattan DEAN DEGARMO, OLATHE, 913ST W: Henne ton, Kans. Not Responsible for Accidents. For complete & detailed listing contactthe millers Irvin The Auctioneers - Hale Bros.& DingCarter Di grain !torn egulated vay up co tosatisfy consumer demand. ber. auger. Marketing fed cattle at reason- Nonfed cattle marketings have n't be able weights will assure pricet,been lower so far in 1969 and,. any are expected to remain below 1.If more in the $28-$31 .range the rest of )arleY 1969. 1968 levels the rest of the year. and r Slaughter weights are increas 1 the drill This forecast is based on the to ing slightly. However, producer. time with assumption that fed cattle mar- c: are expected to exercise caution ogen px,0, ketings will be up around 6 percent for July -September and 8-9and try to hold weights near seat in the present levels. ICB." percent during October -Decem- that when,

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BEST AT MID -AMERICA FAIR AT TOPEKA Fat Hogs -Pigs-Cattle AUCTION Kent Brunner, 19, of Ramona, had the grand champion steer at the Mid -America Fair at Topeka. We had a real active sale with 497 hogs and 580 cattle. All classes of cattle were steady to strong. Top on fat hogs was $25.75. Below is a partial listing of last week's sale:

CATTLE Optimistic Look For Fed Cattle 9 red steers 548 @ 31.10 1 6 whiface heifers 857 @25.00 ces is an optimistic one, provid-choice fed cattle pricesto be in 2 black steers 303 @ 33.00 By Robert L. Coppersmith thisfall,ris 1 blk whiface hfr 490 @27.30 5 blk&blu roan strs 487 @ 34.90 ingproducersholdmarket the $28-$31 range 1 black heifer 355 @29.30 Livestock Marketing April -May 1 black steer 370 @ 35.75 weights in line. ing to $29-$32 during 3 black heifers 367 @29.10 Kansas State University 1 black steer 300 @ 37.50 40 whiface heifers 610 @27.50 The outlook for fed cattle pri- Kansas cattlemen can look for1970. 1 red cow 895 @ 19.10 )ER be the 2 black heifers 400 @31.75 Market weights will 1 holstein cow 1310 @ 18.80 of 1969. If 32 blk bwf steers 662 @29.50 key factor for the rest 1 whiface cow 1280 @ 19.30 19 whiface steers 680 @29.60 weights are held closeto current 1 whiface cow 1045 @ 20.00 15 Monday 4 holstein steers 566 @26.70 will 1 roan cow 1120 @ 19.40 market weights, producers 1 blk whiface steer490 @31.00 receive good prices. 1 red steer 780 @29.00 HOGS 7 blk & bwf steers715 @29.00 o 220 @ 25.40 AUCTION 3 whiface steers 693 @29.00 46 mixed hogs of the sales: 215 @ 25.40 SEPT. 22 10 whiface steers 651 @29.10 10 w & h hogs 11 spotted hogs 214 @ 25.60 31.50 12 b & bwf steers 700 @29.00 22 mixed hogs 220 @ 25.50 30.70 11 whiface steers 730 @29.50 SALE 70 mixed hogs 221 @ 25.75 30.70 Starts 11:00 a.nl. with ateetainfititv" 1 whiface steer 510 @33.25 29.30 Lunch Served Listen Monday to WIBW 6:10 to 6:45 a.m. for listings of next week's sale. 29.00 If weights are increased, cat- -lifts 29,10 I will sell atpublic auction, at the place1/2 mile south of TO LIST CONSIGNMENTS OR FOR INFORMATION CALL: 25.60 the Hollenberg,Kans., school building. tle prices could suffer. Consumer income is up and JERRY MOYLAN PAT MOYLAN well made Saddle King roping saddle, theU.S. populationisaround 767-6640 767-5435 Farm Machinery rawhide covered tree, 15" 200 million. Pork supplies will WES SWENSON SALE BARN 1947 IHC H tractor, good rub- seat, 3" leather covered not be burdensome. There will leers 767-6388 767-5131 ber, in good condition stirrups be more competition from poul- LAGASSE 1949 Ford tractor, good rub-Bridle with snaffle hit & 31714 ber, good condition breast collar try products. Competition from LAGASSE Allis Chalmers6'combine 4 bridles -- 5 halters foreign imports will probably 12215 with pickup, dual wheels, 2 nylon lariats; spurs; hoof lessen as we near the end of extra bar, good condition trimmers; combs; brushes; Ford 2-14 plow, hi speed throwseveral pairs of Names; good 1969. away lays set of harness; lots of leather All in all, there is a good mar- Bonded Livestock Dealers & Order Buyers Dearborn 2 row lister, rubberlines; basket of harness hard- ket for beef with ample supplies press wheels ware; several old bits; leather Dearborn 2 row cultivator fly nets; 10 good horse col- KANSAS Dearborn rigid shank cultiva-lars; Humphreys medical case FARMLAND tor for horse doctors;file for Ferguson 2 row lister with horse teeth, inside & out; also gandy attachment mouth jack to use while fil- Dearborn 3pt. springtooth ing. The leather items have Sat., Sept. 20-10am Dearborn 10' disc been kept clean and oiled. AUCTION Morris County, Kans. day Woods Bros. corn picker (red)POULTRY - 180 California good shape White pullets four months old On Highway K-4, 4 miles eastof 20 New Idea manure spreader on HAY & GRAIN steel, good condition 1850 bales alfalfa hay SALE McCormick WHITE CITY or shine Deeringcorn 70 bales prairie hay binder, used every year, 325 bales wheat straw KANSAS good BUILDINGS way 150 &7 IHC No. 9 6' pull type mow-8x14 2 sow farrowing house, 320 ACRES er, 5.00x21 tires, good like new RILLS IHC No. 9 6' pull type mower2 small hog sheds South Half of Section 28, Township 14, Range 7. planters; 3 on steel, good 9x15 tin covered building planters: Allis Chalmers9' PTO rake HEATING & 260 acres in cultivation planters: on rubber, good WATER SYSTEM Balance pasture and farmstead D 18 & 16 IHC I'1M46 lister, rubberpress1/2 hp dual jet control within- se 13hole wheels jector, 21 gallon tank & air Fair improvements. Planter & IHC 4 bar side rake volume control, 4 years old 12' fertilizer spreader 30 gallon LP gas Rheem 1970 wheat allotment 92.5 acres 31EN'T Valley 30' elevator water heater 1969 feed grain base 40 acres wHolland John Deere 12 hole grain drill2 35,000 BTU WarmMorning 27 acres z 15A flail IHC 7' tandem;land roller thermostat controlled heat- 1969 barley base ntd. rake, Il1C6' & 7' tandems 1969 normal wheat yield 30 bushels Some pieces of horse drawn ers mowers, machinery 100 feet %" copper tubing 1969 normal milo yield 48 bushels side Intc.I 500 gallon propane tank 1969 normal barley yield 25 bushels ind condi. CATTLE ANTIQUES 9 Herefordcows, 3-6 yrs. old, Daisy churn; iron pans; /0)0 With 8 calves. Cowsare bredcopper boiler; laundrystove; POSSESSION: Immediate possession of all open ground. Possession of ground in milo to good Herefordbull lamp; 1969. 2 JD rear Aladdin lamp; kerosene after milo is harvested. Possession of pasture, November 1, HOGS IC 2 -row; 6 head York several jars; jugs; crocks. ow rotary cross gilts to Kitchen cabinetwith glass 1969 taxes will be paid by the sellers. 3 pt.4' start farrowing Nov. 20 doors 6 head Yorkcross sows corn- shovel l'ERMS: 25% down on day of sale. Balance on 10 year cori.tract at 7% interest. Inter- ing with second and third Coal bucket andcutter; flat ested party must contact owner or auctioneer and- be approved by the seller OUS litters. Startfarrowing Nov.Organ stool; krautsausage tractol; 20 irons; lard press; prior to sale. tart n1°' grinder pupick Trunk; picture frames;Vic- INSPEC., HON: Real estate may be inspected anytime, by calling the auctioneer or the s; HORSE TRAILERHE records; rnmer & EQPT. trolacabinet;old owner. Owner's telephone is White City 913-349-2643. unu 5 year oldsorrel gelding, well cone broke talking machine! Other antique items SALE WILL BE HELD ON THE PHEMLSES AT 10 A. M. sell.. Homemade 2wheel horse prIzes trailer withsteel box, top HOUSEHOLD GOODS or LOTS OFMISCELLANEOUS lenient t° frame & wiringharness, Any statement made sale day takes precedence over any printed matter. Linknow2l TERMS: CASH cast ofcredita Earl M. Bartley, Owner inancing Mrs. Rozell A. Moser 3-7449 VICTORiLIVOcAl SALE'S,1rINC. Hollenberg, Kansas - Phone 913 AlpineKans. Iwners Clerk: First National Bank, VV'ashington, Auctioneers - Brokers - Appraisers Schultis & Son & Wolken,Auctioneers Ellsworth, Kansas Livestock, Real Estate and General FarmSales 2041/2 N. Douglas onS70 Phone 793-3005 Phone 472-4142 or CL 2-3611 YVaYne Schultis, Diller, Nebr. - Diller Phone 729-2435 Ph. 4724142 or CL 2-3611 - Victor Smischny, Auct. ii:0000.00 Ir Schultis, 1109 K St., Fairbury, Nebr. - There is no substitute for experience. Duane Wolken, Diller, Nebr. - Diller Phone793-3081 Kret, auctz. man. Aucts RollieLagasse & September 16,1969 MM. Sept. 20 - Kiwanisclub auction Larry Lagasse. ml at Hartford, EvertSmith, auct.Oct.1, evening - Household Clay Center, Ivan of registered Angus Calendar Sept. 21 (Sun.) -Household goods in and G&G olais,Wichita, goods & some antiquesin Klocke. Auct. Foster Kretz. Hans,?lit John in Wilson Ljungdahl, Dodge east ofSept. 19 & 20 - All thepersonal Wamego, Kans., Mrs. Oct. 4 - Horse sale City, Sept. 16 - Farm sale sale barn, Salina, Kans.,Roger Sale Manager. Barnes, Kans., Mr. & Mrs.Hor- property, furniture, cars, an- Hasenbank.Aucts. Rolland Paegler. A. Johnson, auct. BernardIre-Oct. 18- Reg. Holstein ace Holt: Auct. DonRoche & tiques of Robert T. Zernickow, Woehler & Raymond Junction City, C. W. Crites, Sept. 22 - Farm salesouth of ton, sale mgr. Abilene. KansasHolstein R. N. Breeding. Her- Hol auct. Cuba, Kans., MilekKolman. Oct. 4 - Household sale at Jack Sexton, Abilene. Sept. 17 - Double S Ranch and Lar- ington, Grace Haggart, SharpOct. 25- Household of Sept. 20 - Farm salesouthwest Aucts Rollie Lagasse goods stein dispersal northwest estate of & Remy, aucts. lina,Kans., Seller Broken Bow, Nebr., Bob & of Hutchinson, Kans., ry Lagasse. Agnes Jesse Ricksecker, Mrs.MarthaSept. 22 - Farmsale south ofOct. 4 - TheelMercantile, be- hanas. Aucts Frank Tom Scott. Sale Mgr. Ralph Hering - Han Ricksecker,admin.Auct. Hollenberg, Kans., RozellA. tween White City & Bob Perry. Rolfsmeier, Seward, Nebr. Kirke- Oct. 27 Sept. 17 - Farm salesouth of Gene Watson Land &Live- Moser. Aucts Schultis& Son ton, Kans. Auct. Jim - Changed from Beloit, Kans., Mr. & Mrs.Lyle stock Co. & Wolken. minde. 13 - Farm salesoutheast south of City, Clay Center, Belden. Auct. Gerald Zimmer.Sept. 20 - Shop &carpentrySept. 22 - Farmland Sat., Oct. 4 - In Junction Ks.,Mrs, goods in Good- house, lots & furniture,John ton Swenson. Auct Kretz, 'auct. Cols and household Barnes, Kans., Martin raster goods in Manchester, Kans.,Mrs. Vivian man estate. AuctsJ. T. Dick- Prouty estate, C. W.Crites, Kretz. Sept. 17 - Household Oct. 27, changed from Mann. Wetzel. Auct LeoCrawford. son & Foster Kretz. auct. Oct. Salina, Kans., John Junior Here- 16 Sept. 20 - Surplusbuildings Sept. 22 - Farm salesouth ofOct. 6 - Kansas Byron G. Stout Blacks Auct. Roger A. Johnson. calf salein Sept. 17 - Improvedfarm west auction at Ft. Riley. TheHome Barnes, Kans., NeilGoodman. ford Assn. club Whites, complete dispets4 & and Fos- Wichita, Kans., Glenn Oleen,Oct. 31 - Farm sale of Plymouth, Nebr.,Anna Co., Ogden, Ks. Berbohm Aucts J. T. Dickson south Schroeder estate. AuctsSchul- Shehi, aucts. ter Kretz. pres., Willa Thompson sec. Linn, Kans., W. P. Horn Bole - of Junction tis & Son & Wolken. Greenleaf, Kans., Milford Sept. 22 - Farm salesoutheastOct. 8 - Southeast & Son. Amt. Foster Kretz north of Moeg- City, auto parts & antiques Nov. 1 - Club calf sale, Sept. 17 - Dickinson county Sept. 20 - Farm sale of Barnard, Kans., Gus farmland auction sale in Abi- Linn, Mrs. Frank Berger.Auct ling estate, Elsa Moegling, collection, Mrs. Floyd New- p.m.. Manhattan Sales Cot Don Roche. exec. Aucts BobPerry & som. C. W. Crites,auct. pany, Manhattan, Hans, lene, Kans., Emma Wolf, de- Holstein of Nov. 1 - Clay County fa ceased. Floyd Wilson, Hope, Sept. 20 - High Grade Frank Harz. Oct. 9 - Farm sale south dairy herd sale, Climax,Kans., hold gods in Abilene, Kans., Endicott, Nebr., Mr. & Mrs. Or- north of Morganville, Kare, agent for owners; John H. in Con- val Buehler. Auct. H. R.Siegel the late Harvey Gooch Abi- Virgil and Harold McCormack-Sept. 22 - Horse sale esta Lehman, Abilene,atty.; Kan- lene; Ray Wilson, Abilene, Auct-sale mgr. Donald J. Bow- cordia, Kans., H. R. Siegel, Oct. 10 - North Central Auct. Eldon Thorman, sas Cooperative FeederCattleNov. 1 - Registered Holstek like auct. man. auct. house-Sept. 20 - Antiques &house- Sept. 22 - Farm sale southeast Sale at the Clay Center sale salein Cameron, Mo,, Sept. 18 - Antiques and Kans., hold goods in Washington, Ks., hold goods in Abilene, of Blue Rapids, Geo. Stritesky barn, Wade Bauer, sale mgr. Bacon. Auct-sale mgr. Clyde Krause, Ron Wells& & Phil Novak. Roche & Breed- J. Bowman. Louis Grimm. Aucts J. T. Carl & Oct. 10 - Farmland auction Dickson and Foster Kretz. Orland Crooks. Aucts. ing, aucts. sale at Zima Sales barn, Em-Nov. 3 - Farm sale northheaTgr Sept. 19 - Farm sale southeast Wm. Schnell Sept. 22, eve. - Real estate & Clay Center, Kans., Amok machinery auc- mett, Kans., F. P. Stockman of Osthoff. Auct. Foster &et of Greeley, Kans., WayneandSept. 20 - Farm furnishings, some antiques, St. Marys. Management Carl- eek Oj Lois Hay. Aucts Ratliff &Rat- tion at Olathe, Kans.,Olathe northeast edge of Alta Vista, Nov. 6 & 7 - Kansas Slat! Dean son Agency, Manhattan; Law- Shorthorn Show & Sale, Hs liff. Farm Equipment Inc., Kans., Lillian Addie estate. rence Welter, auct. Chairmen 4 southwest Degarmo. Aucts HaleBros & Auct. Jim Kirkeminde, inson, Kans. Milton Nagell.ns in the Sept. 19 - Farm sale Oct. 11 - Grassland south of sale mgr. of Western, Nebr., Lawrence Ding Carter. Sept. 22, afternoon - Household Madison, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. f Wheat Ga Markey. Aucts Schultis &SonSept. 20 - Farmsale in Neosho sale in Alta Vista, Millie Teel Nov. 8 - Crowther -Walkdens and op Ev- George Ott & Rex Davis. Auct. Quarter Horse production & Wolken. Rapids, Everett Bowman. est .Auct. Jim Kirkeminde Jim Kirkeminde. heat produc building in ert Smith, auct. Sept. 24 - Farmland, Ada, Ks., in Salina, Kans., Duane Iivities of Sept. 19 - Lots & from Sept. Oct. 11 - Grassland south of Walker, sale mgr. Manhattan, Kans., State High-Sept. 20 - changed Frank Kosar estate.Auct. Madison, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. The Whea way Commission ofKansas, 13 - Houhehold goodsin Clay Roger A. Johnson. Nov. 14 - Hammarlund Viola Mall. Foster George Ott & Rex Davis. Auct. rock Angus sale. auct. C. W. Crites. Center, Sept. 24 - Dairy cattle & equip- Jim Kirkeminde. ment west of Diller, Nebr., Oct. 11 - Household furniture, Francis Scheer. Aucts Schultis Junction City, Cecelia Wood- TEX ROI & Son & Wolken. ward estate, C. W. Crites, ONWARD Sept. 25 - Kansas Duroc Breed- auct. Cow Herl ers Assn. boar and gilt sale inOct. 13 - Annual fall Hampshire RoyPI:tloE5g, Manhattan, Kans. hog sale in Newton, Kans., Apparent Sept. 25 - Furniture sale in Balthrop Farms, John Bal- SERVICEABLE BULLS Fairbury, Nebr., Mrs. Van throp. WITH WEIGHT RECORDS Marter. Auct. H. R. Siegel Oct. 13 - Farm sale southeast Priced ... $300 to $500 Sept. 25 - Farm sale northeast of Clay Center, Kans., Mrs. of Hanover, Kans., Walter L. Clayton Swenson. Auct Foster GRANT POOLE Meyer. Aucts Schultis & Son MANHATTAN,KANSAS Kretz. Located 4 ml. south of PHI Wolken. Oct. 18 - Byron G. Stout Blacks Intersection, 2 ml. west on* HOGS START AT11:00 A.M. Sept. 26 - Household goods in & Whites, complete dispersion Dowell Creek Rd. Ph. PR 645 CATTLE AT 1:00 P.M. Washington, Ks., Mrs. Blaine Criss. Aucts J. T. Dickson & Buyers the 6 char. hfrs 460 @29.20 Foster Kretz. state pal We had a real strong, active sale all 29.00 state 2 black hfrs 465 @ Sept. 26, evening - Household C. on cows way through. Plenty of ?ut of 3 blk wf hfrs 395 @29.75 RUMEN SA ES buyers and a lot of cattle. coming in goods in Clay Center, Kans., 5(M Lowe from Geary and surrounding counties. Robert Rea. Auct. Foster steers at COWS Where There's Action At Auction 1265 @ 20.20 Kretz. SELLING are a fey STOCKER & FEEDER CATTLE 1 hol. cow Sept. 26 - Farm sale northwest 745 @27.50 2 red cows 1035 @ 19.50 4 mixed steers 1330 @ 19.45 of Caltonia,Nebr., Edwin 13 mixed steers 945 @27.60 2 holstein cows HOGS EVERY TUESDAY 885 @28.50 1 guernsey cow 1380 @ 19.00 Krauter. Aucts Schultis & Son 4 bulls 26 b&bwf steers 1105 @ 20.00 39 whiteface strs 750 @28.75 3 char. cows & Wolken. 1 bull 1 whiteface cow 1160 @ 19.70 CAME EVERY WEDNESDAY 15 black steers 800 @28.45 Sept. 27 - Furniture & antiques, Both Sales Start 1:00 p.m. 1 bull 775 @25.55 2 roan cows 1180 @ 19.60 100 holstein strs 1240 @ 19.90 Woodbine, Kans., Oscar Gug- 1 bull 55 holstein strs 773 @25.00 1 holstein cow Call Me If You Want InformatiorpOr Appraisal 8 whiteface cows1920 @ 19.35 ler, C. W. Crites, Auct. 1 bull 6 holstein steers 865 @24.40 Sept. 27 - Household goods 1 bull 3 holstein steers 485 @,26.40 BARN PHONE ItES. PHONE 6 holstein heifers 705 @24.10 HOGS sale at White City, Gene Nel- EA 15-2266 ED BURT EA 5-2/93 21 hamp 201 @25.50 son. Sharp & Remy, aucts. WASHINGTON, KANS. C STEER CALVES 24 red 223 @25.45 Sept.27 - Farm salesouth- 1 cow 6 whiteface steers 345 @35.10 10 hamp 217 @25.40 west of Fairbury, Nebr., Don- 1 cow 12 whiteface strs 380 @35.25 7 mixed 225 @25.40 ald Hummel. Aucts Schultis 1 cow 3 whiteface steers445 @34.00 65 mixed 211 @25.40 Phone COW) 1 cow 9 b&b wf strs 478 @34.25 12 mixed 203 @25.30 & Son & Wolken. 1 cow 10 whiteface strs 320 @34.25 10 mixed 225 @25.35 Sept. 27, evening - Household IN( 1 cow 21 whiteface steers395 @33.75 48 mixed 232 @25.45 goods in Council Grove, Ks., RONALD ICE MOTORS, 1 cow 405 @34.10 North Kansas Largest Volume ()vale, 11 black steers Ina K. Lord est., Constance CADILLAC -1 cow CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE - 2 black steers 400 @34.60 SOWS Brown & Marlin Brown, co - 1 cow 31.25 430 @22.60 KANSAS 31 whiteface steers320 @ 6 white sows exec. Auct. Jim Kirkeminde. NIA/ Second -ABILENE, 1 cow 17 whiteface steers465 @34.60 2 red sows 425 @22.80 3 whiteface steers605 @33.60 1 red sow 440 @22.30 Sept. 27, daytime - Farm sale 1 cow 32 whiteface steers645 @30.60 2 red sows 475 @22.40 south of Alta Vista. Kans., 1 cow 11 whtieface steers525 @31.60 4 mixed sows 302 @23.55 Jerry Litke. Auct. Jim Kirke. You Can't BeatThese 1 cow 12 b&b wf strs 558 @31.25 3 hamp sows 355 @23.25 minde. VALUES 1 cow 6 black steers 460 @31.30 1 white show 590 @21.40 Sept. 27 - Household & an- FOR PRICES AND i!! 1 cow 22 whiteface strs 540 @31.50 1968 CHEVROLET Impala V-8 4door ...... Po' 2 cows tiquesat Wamego, Kans., transmission, 7 black steers 590 @29.80 PIGS White, radio,heater,automatic 3 cows 50 mixed pigs @ 21.00 Erich Soelter. Lawrence Wel- steering and brakes, air conditioner. ter, auct...... 1 cow HEIFER CALVES 14 white pigs @ 22.00 1968 CORVAIR - Make Offer 1 cow @ 22.25 2 door hardtop, white, heater,stick shift. 4 whiteface hfrs 390 @ 31.25 39 mixed pigs Sept. 27 - Kansas Hampshire ...... 1 cow 485 @ 30.70 20 mixed pigs @ 22.00 1968 FALCON 4 dor V-8 wagon ...... steering 7 black heifers Breeders Annual Show and Sale heaoter, Cruise-o-Matic, power 6 blk hei 15 whiteface Mrs 431 @ 30.75 16 mixed pigs @ 20.75 at Lawrence, Kans. Auct. W. Tan, radio, 22 whiteface hits465 @ 30.50 7 hamp pigs @ 19.50 brakes, air conditioner. W. O'Bryan. 1967 PONTIAC Bonneville...... powerstee STOcgi 16 whiteface hfrs 455 @ 30.40 13 mixed pigs @ 19.50 Sept. 27 - Household goods in Radio, heater, automatictransmission, 15 whiteface hits475 @ 30.00 15 mixed pigs @ 21.50 and brakes, air conditioner. 28 whifa Smaller pigs brought from $16-$19 Palmer, Kans., Robt. McIntosh, ...... 4 black heifers 395 @ 29.901 1967 CORVAIR - Makeoffer g Auct Foster Kretz. 2 door hardtop, white, radio,heater, stickshift door hardtop...... LICENSED AND BONDED Sept. 27 - Kiwanis club auction 1965 CADILLAC 60 Special, 4 power at Emporia. Evert Smith, auct. Radio, heater, automatictransmission, and vlio BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY 238-1471 and brakes, air conditioner,electric seats Sept. 29 - Furniture in Fair- door hardtop., If you have livestock to appraise, call: 1963 CADILLAC Sedan deVille 4 s40 bury, Nebr., Harold Edwards automatictransmission, White,radio, heater, Oneowner,17 VERN LANGVARDT, Manager, 238-8211, Junction City estate. Auct. H. R. Siegel. steering and brakes, air conditioner.door hardtop ..... of HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctionew, 238-8212, Junction City Sept. 29 - Farmland and mach- 1962CHEVROLET Impala, V8, 2 Black.Radio, heater, 3 speed. HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone 348-2883 inery northwest of Concordia, DUDI Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Glen Dor- producers at the meeting, us and includ- competitive in world markets; dials, however, say the subsidy ing county chairmenfrom 36 Opposed massive land re- program has had little or no ef- 'ans.Phil wheat producing counties.The City, tirement programs; fect on U.S. consumer prices and wheat men heard membersof Favored the Purcell propos-that larger broiler production the KAWG executive ]stein committeeal to allow inverse subsidy fundshas more than offset stepped -up sale review the present status lolstein of to be used for market develop-exports. Only about 20 million wheat markets, goverrunentpro- ment research. pounds have been sent to Switz- lene, grams, and export, and then took ad goods, Reaction to the Internationalerland, a tiny fraction of the 7.5 park in organizeddiscussion Grains Arrangement and the billion pounds produced annual- r Agnes j groups on wheat subjects. Ink Harz Kansas Co-op Council plan forly. "We expect these subjects tothe Wheat Marketing Act of A trade spokesman said retail be discussed further in thecoun- d from 1969 were mixed, probably duebroiler prices may drop some ties,"says Ray F. Uehling ofto lack of information on the twothis fall as larger supplies hit southeast Ness City, president of KAWG, -:17.777 plans, Uehling said. the market and farm prices con- , Mrs. chi "and we hope new resolutions tinue to decline. totFoster forconsiderationatthestate Last month's farm price for convention will come out of these broilers was 16.5 cents a pound, un Oct 16 county discussions." Broiler Price Up down from the average of 17.3 Blacks & Joe Luecke of Hays, vice-presi- cents in July but still ahead of dispersion dent and chairman of the Farm the 14.9 cents paid producers a ;ale south Programs Committee, asked Too As Exports P. Hordes year earlier. county organizations to submit In May 1967, when farmers re- ter Kretz, their proposed resolutions in Subsidized If ceived 13.2 cents a pound for sale, 12 writing. Housewives turning from broilers, urban housewives paid ;ales Com The sampling of opinion at thesteaks to chicken because of an average of 38.5 cents - not Kans. r -1C, soaring beef costs have seenre- 4.*"."7, meeting in Lamed was not con- much less than charged six nty farm] sidered "policy making," but astail broiler prices rise from 39.1months ago when farm prices Kans,, AuS 9- PI a basis for discussion on actioncents a pound in January to 44.4began their recent rise. ;ooch estate "If them ole boys would over graze their place for the state meeting, Uehlingcents at mid -summer. Recently, the subsidies to pri- man. And despite an eight percent like us, they wouldn't have to be fightin' said. vate exporters have averaged ad Holstein Reports from the discussionboost in chicken production thisabout 17 cents a pound, which Mo., Llo grass firesall the time!" groups in the Larned meeting in-year and lower prices paid farm-is more than U.S. farmers re- mgr. Do dicated that wheat producers ers authorities say consumers ceive for live birds. present - may realize only slight relief this ale north oheatgrowers Reviewing Policy; Favored the present domes-fall. is.,Arnold tic certificate program, Meantime, as Americans spend MinfflEmE40,01162 ester Kretzeek Opinions On Guidelines Would prefer that the cer-more for chicken, the govern- insas State tificates come entirely from thement is spending millions to sub- 'e Sale, HotelChairmen of county organiza-attended a KAWG State Board market place rather than partsidize broiler exports to Switzer- on Nagely,ns in the Kansas Associationof Directors meeting in Larnedfrom millers and rest from theland. f Wheat Growers are seekingrecently to review basic policyU. S. Treasury. Nearly $3.5 million has been Ler-Walker as and opinions from countyand program guidelines in pre- Favored adding an exportpaid in subsidies to exporters oduction s eat producers on policies andparationfor the annualstatecertificate to the domestic cer-since the Department of Agricul- Duane L. ivities of the Association. meeting at Dodge City Nov. 18tificate in order to improve pro-ture launched a new chicken war The Wheat Growers leadersand 19. There were 88 wheatducer income and keep wheat with the European Common rarlund-Sh Market in April 1968. The subsidy program is aimed at regaining U.S. chicken mar- TEX REAL kets riddled by European compe- ONWARD 96 tition and subsidies the past five Reynolds or six years. In the early 1960's, 1,/ Cow Herd - exports ran about 146 million "FARMS ARE rIETTING BIGGER. 1 NTT' pounds a year but Common Mar- KNOW A FA' ' WHO WAS PLOWING Apparent ket subsidies had driven this to AND HAD Ti Y AT A MOTEL ULLS Sale Barn 14 million pounds in 1967. NEARBY ANu WJE IT BACK HOME CORDS Government and tradeoffi- THE NEXT DA..;' $500 ABILENE, KANS. "OOLE Selling Every KANSAS gs 11:00 a.m. :h of 1.704(177 ,est on Mc FRIDAY Sastod'ut 7/tivadale h. PR 6-8315. the STARTS 1:00 P.M. 1":"11- Thursday was a beautiful day and we had /of Buyers both locally and out of 8 whiface steers367 @ 35.90 cattle and plenty of buyers for all classes. rs and state paid prices that looked steady 1 whiteface steer360 @ 36.50 feeders were steady, as were cows and b .eves were on cows and feeder heifers, steady to 37 whiteface strs570 @ 33.75 up 254 to 504. Butcher hogs were down, week 5O lower for stocker and feeder 6 whiteface strs548 @ 33.00 ago with a top of $25.65 on several consignments and steers at last Friday's sale. Listed below 3 blk wf strs 556 @ 32.50 the bulk bringing around $25.30. are a few of our sales: 7 whiteface strs750 @ 29.20 93 b&b wf strs 783 @ 29.10 The following is a listing of some of our consignmt ;: r BULLS 22 whiteface strs769 @ 29.00 FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 5 holstein steers 443 @ 28.70 4 bulls 677 @ 27.00 5 whiteface strs676 @ 29.10 11 black steers 903 @ 28.50 8 black steers 527 @ 32.00 AT 1 bull 1460 @ 24.00 2 whiface steers 550 @ 31.50 1 bull 9 gr fed blk strs674 @ 29.45 HEIFER CALVES 1330 @ 23.60 3 whiface steers 577 @ 28.80 1 bull 1410 @ 23.50 15 whiteface strs716 @ 29.10 5 black heifers 484 @ 29.10 Lisa] 676 @ 29.10 13 whiface steers 808 @ 28.25 1 bull 1510 @ 23.00 5 whiteface strs 2 black heifers 448 @ 28.70 1 bull 3 whiteface strs563 @ 33.00 13 whiface steers 618 @ 28.00 'H393ONE 1340 @ 24.00 10 mixed whiface hfrs 496 @ 28.70 5 tart hol. strs 708 @ 28.20 11 blk & blk wf hfrs 516 @ 28.00 10 whiface heifers 433 @ 28.50 COWS 5 blk & blk wf strs 938 @ 27.30 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 cow 1600 @ 21.70 12 mixed whiface hfrs723 @ 27.15 HOGS & PIGS 1 cow 6 whiteface hfrs395 @ 30.80 20 whiface heifers 1480 @ 21.30 484 @ 29.40 715 @ 27.00 18 white fats 227 @ 25.65 ]cow 1210@ 21.00 5 black heifers 5 holstein steers 604 @ 26.10 4 black heifers 477 @ 29.10 15 hamp fats 209 @ 25.65 :o3-4000 1 cow 1380 @ 20.60 9 holstein steers 632 @ 25.95 1 cow 4 blk wf hfrs 542 @ 27.90 30 mixed fats 215 @ 25.60 1280 @ 21.40 27.80 3 holstein steers 823 @ 24.80 43 red fats 236 @ 25.40 1 cow 930 @ 20.40 8 black heifers 682 @ 1 cow 32 whifc hfrs 682 @28.20 8 holstein steers 858 @ 24.15 1 white sow 360 @ 24.15 1150 @ 20.50 28.80 1 cow 1180 @ 20.00 2 blk wf hfrs 525 @ 3 white sows 490 @ 22.50 1 cow 13 med ql hfrs 579 @27.35 COWS 3 white sows 527 @ 22.25 1070 @ 20.80 530 @28.40 1 holstein cow I cow 1120 @ 20.10 7 whiteface hfrs 1370 @ 20:80 1 white boar 200 @ 20.50 1 cow 4 blk wf hfrs 540 @28.00 1 holstein cow 1135 @ 20.60 1 white boar 615 @ 16.50 970 @ 20.40 545 @28.00 1 cow 1430 @ 19.80 4 whiteface hfrs 12 mixed whiface cws 1127 @ 20.25 1 hamp boar 765 @ 15.70 1 cow 2 whiteface hfrs840 @27.90 12 wf & bwf cows 1057 @ 20.05 5 white feeders 1290 @ 19.90 542 @27.90 91 @ 25.75 1 cow 1250@ 19.60 4 black heifers 1 guernsey cow 1225 @ 19.70 1 red feeder 3 blk wf hfrs 636 @27.40 150 @ 24.75 1 cow 1040 @ 21.10 2 mixed feeders ...power 2 cows 2 black heifers 830 @26.00 153 @ 23.75 ion, 1120 @ 20.60 BULLS 20 white pigs @ 23.25 3 cows 1340 @ 20.65 1 black whiface bull 940 @ 24.90 ...... $$$ 1 cow Already listed for Fri. Sept. 19 34 mixed pigs @ 20.75 1310 @ 20.85 1 whiface bull 1835 @ 24.20 $2196 1cow 145 angus andwhiteface 28 mixed pigs @ 19.75 1050 @ 20.45 1 whiface bull and 1 cow heifers, 600-700 lbs. 1020 @ 23.40 9 hamp pigs @ 19.75 ee ring 1460 @ 20.60 whiteface strs 650 lbs. 6 blk heifers/cvs @249.00 50 choice 20 white pigs @ 19.00 95 30 wet angus cows BULL & STEER CALVES 11 mixed pigs @ 12.25 et.stee$ ring heifers 550-600 lbs. 1 black whiface str 185 @ 36.00 jOCKER & FEEDERSTEERS 35 mixed ...... 90 28 whifacestrs 500 @ 35.00 2 black whiface bull 375 @ 35.00 HOURS A DAY 1 black bull calf 285 @ 34.70 RALEIGH BREEDING, MANAGER 96 YARDMEN ON IIIITY 24 2 shorthorn steers 368 @ 34.70 barn 562-3671; home 562-3547 vr"styrillg For more information call 1 whiface steers 255 @ 34.25 wind$1496 12 mixed whiface strs Auctioneer: Larry Lagasse, Polder 483 @ 33.90 Ph. Concordia, Kans. CH 3-1714 ** Dude or Randy Reynolds, Bring your cattle ion, nice in at any time day 1 black whiface str 425 @ 32.80 ?r,real $191 CO 3-4303 or CO 3-3394 or night; we'll han- LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. . or Dan Reynolds CO 3-4721. dle them for you at DUDEREYNOLDSAbilene, Kans. request. MARYSVILLE, KANSAS Sal 41St.M By 1 whiface calf 6 blk & bwf clvs335 @ 31,60 4alC43C7CIN 401 @ Auction 8 whiface calves 31,25 orst &iggaG,a 578 @ 26.75 470 @ 30.35 6 black heifers 15 black calves 9 blk & bwf strs882 @ 27.50 650 @ 26.50 476 @ 30.25 We sold 1456 cattle this week. 9 black heifers 4 black calves 10 black steers 666 @ 27.20 890 @ 23.10 500 @ Light weight stocker cattle were 2 bwf heifers "I holstein calves 30,05 18 blk & bwf strs 968 @ 27.00 230 @ selling steady. Feeder steersand 4 black calves 29,75 520 @ heifers were 504 to $1.00 lower. 11 holstein steers 799 @ 25.05 STEER CALVES 29,30 8 black calves 523 @ Killing cows were fully steady. 14 holstein steers 813 @ 24.50 1 whiface calf 245 @ 39.00 29.10 9 whiface calves544 @ Below is a partial list of Sept. 9 23 holstein steer 028 @ 24.30 1 whiface calf 220 @ 39.00 28,70 3 whiface calves395 @ 24 holstein steers 875 @ 24.30 1 whiface calf 310 @ 36.50 28,60 sale. 5 blk & bwf 486@ 285 @ 36.50 28,50 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 whiface calf 18 whiface clvs 420 @ 35.80 475 @28.25 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 10 black heifers562 @ 28.95 1 whiface calf 12 black calves 502 @28,25 9 blk & bwf steers560 @ 32.50 4 whiface hqifers 560 @ 28.70 2 whiface calves 290 @ 35.30 3 whiface calves 440 @27,60 3 blk whiface strs 590 @ 32.50 9 whiface heifers 578 @ 28.50 3 whiface calves 433 @ 35.20 4 whiface calves 503 @ 6 whiface heifers 584 @ 28.25 2 black calves 237 @ 34.50 27,30 13 whiface steers 603 @ 31.90 19 black calves 538 ® 445 @ 34.50 27,15 11 whiface steers 573 @ 31.80 2 black heifers 570 @ 28.10 2 whiface calves 475 @ 34.45 COWS 631 @ 31.75 39 bwf heifers 666 @ 27.95 13 whiface clvs 9 whiface steers 1 whiface cow 29 whiface hfrs686 @ 27.80 9 black calves 472 @ 33.50 875 @22,70 7 whiface steers626 @ 31.60 23 whiface hfrs632 @ 27.75 5 black calves 544 @ 33.25 1 black cow 1115 @ 7 black steers 601 @ 31.60 21.70 75 wf & bwf hfrs 667 @ 27.75 9 black calves 525 @ 32.75 4 whiface cows 872 @21.10 2 whiface steers620 @ 31.50 2 whiface cows 6 whiface heifers 650 @ 27.60 7 whiface calves 536 @ 32.70 1142 @21.20 17 whiface steers 603 @ 31.45 1 holstein cow 7 blk & bwf hfrs 569 @ 27.50 5 whiface calves 490 @ 32.45 1215 @20,90 3 whiface steers653 @ 31.40 6 whiface heifers 551 @ 27.50 4 bwf claves 530 @ 32.40 1 bwf cow 1135 @20,50 592 @ 31.35 5 whiface steers 11 mixed heifers 684 @ 27.40 4 whiface calves 512 @ 32.40 2 black cows 1042 @20,50

8 wf & bwf strs596 @ 31.10 25 wf & bwf hfrs 628 @ 27.35 6 whiface calves 499 @ 32.30 1 holstein cow 1500 @20,50

2 whiface steers697 @ 30.90 41 wf & bwf hfrs 746 @ 27.35 2 whiface calves 452 @ 31.90 1 whiface cow 1015 @20,50 1 shthrn cow 83 blk & bwf strs 705 @ 30.55 15 mixed heifers 555 @ 27.30 4 black calves 535 @ 31.90 810 @20,00 1 whiface cow 18 black steers 647 @ 30.40 4 whiface heifers 717 @ 27.20 4 black calves 550 @ 31.90 1390 @19,60 1 black cow 3 blk & wf strs 673 @ 30.40 2 whiface heifers 572 @ 27.20 3 whiface calves 542 @ 31.30 850 @19,40 1 whiface cow 12 blk & bwf strs 673 @ 30.30 23 black heifers616 @ 27.10 7 blk & bwf clvs 551 @ 29.10 1290 @19,10 465 @ 28.60 2 whiface cows 16 whiface steers 710 @ 29.60 23 black heifers647 @ 27.10 4 black calves 1112 @19,10 56 mixed heifers 574 @ 26.80 5 holstein calves 460 @ 27.80 1 holstein cow 1110 @19,10 47 blk wf steers735 @ 29.55 35 whiface hfrs610 @ 26.80 HEIFERS CALVES 1 holstein cow 1175 @18,50 9 whiface steers668 @ 29.50 3 whiface heifers 688 @ 26.80 5 whiface calves 423 @ 31.80 1 whiface cow 945 @18,10 7 brof steers 770 @ 29.40 9 black steers 695 @ 29.30 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 10 shthrn steers642 @ 29.20 LIVESTOCK COMMISS101 REZAC BARN 16 black steers 706 @ 29.10 St. Marys 437-2999 COMPANY 3 whiface steers775 @ 28.50 DELAINE REZAC 4 wf & bwf strs805 @ 28.00 St. Marys 437-6266 2 holstein steers687 @ 27.95 ELMER IMTIIURN WHERE E 25 blk & bwf strs 896 @ 27.80 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 ySt. Mary Livestock 14 blk & bwf strs 920 @ 27.80 PAUL KRAMER buyers and 7 holstein steers652 @ 27.80 St. Marys 437-2993 illustrate thi 15 whiface steers C3 @ 27.70 KanRalph Page, Auctioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby & Dennis Rezak Looking ov( moreland,

Central Kansas Most Modern Livestock Auction ... WestSide OfSalinaIan TWO SALES EVERY WEEK MONDAY THURSDAY ireI Hogs & Cattle Cattle Only The U.S. Cattle Hogs sell at 10:00 a.m. followed by Selling startsat11:00 a.m. yt will sellin the order they are consignstry our regular cattlesaleas they are un- ed on the_kipoks. State Univers loaded. forece nd extreme 2 whiface heifers, Dickinson Co. 410@ 31.20:er conditions 506 @ 32.10 Receipts for the we.were 1898 cattle and 840 hogs. 15 holstein steers, Ellsworth Co. 901 @24.10 3 whiface steers, Ellsworth Co. 15 whiface steers, Ellsworth Co. 495 @33.20 4 black bulls, Ellsworth Co. 505 @ 32.10 Fat hog top Monday $25.85, Feeder cattle selling dby theEns 50i to 75i lower. 17 black heifers, Ellsworth Co. 574 @22.50 ervices Adm 17 black steers, Saline Co. 519 @33.10 ire service 16 black steers, Ellsworth Co. 552 @32.25 HOGS f CATTLE 15 black whiface steers, Ellsworth Co. 670 @30.10 230 @25.85 2 whiface steers, Ellsworth Co. 2 whiface steers, Clay Co. 537 @29.10 19 mixed hogs, Dickinson Co. 177 @ 50.25 228 @25.6$ 1 whiface steers, McPherson Co. 6 black bulls, Dickinson Co. 578 @32.50 10 mixed hogs, Saline Co. Warningsv 355 @ 38.00 216@250 6 whiface steers, Morris Co. 546 @ 32.20 5 black heifers, Dickinson Co. 537 @28.80 12 mixed hogs, Lincoln Co. roadcasting 5 whiface steers, Ellsworth Co. 27 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. 218 @ 25,55 6 whiface steers, Morris Co. 630 @ 31.10 369 @35.60 ionthestationearly 19 black steers, Russell Co. 625 @ 31.00 5 whiface heifers, Ellsworth Co. 357 @32.00 21 white hogs, Ottawa Co. on of organ 20 whiface steers, Lincoln Co. 694 @ 30.45 11 black whiface heifers, McPherson Co. 722 @27.50 11 mixed hogs, Lincoln Co. 52 whiface steers, Marion Co. 682 @ 30.30 2 holstein steers, Saline Co. 500 @26.75 42 mixed hogs, McPherson Co. 23 whiface steers, McPherson Co. 655 @ 30.10 1 holstein steer, Saline Co. 540 @26.05 44 mixed hogs, Saline Co. 22 black steers, McPherson Co. 719 @ 29.80 2 holstein steers, Saline Co. 502 @26.80 6 mixed sows, Saline Co. ankatc 11 whiface steers, McPherson Co. 700 @ 29.40 1 holstein cow, Saline Co. 1290 @21.40 5 spotted sows, Ottawa Co. 41 whiface steers, Saline Co. 816 @ 29.10 1 holstein cow, Saline Co. 1255 @21.30 6 red sows, Saline Co. irm 44 whiface steers, Saline Co. 808 @ 29.00 1 black cow, Ellsworth Co. 1425 @21.10 1 hamp boar, Lincoln Co. Chi 38 whiface steers, Ottawa Co. 792 @ 28.90 1 holstein cow, Saline Co. [email protected] 1 spotted boar, Ellsworth Co. 1 spotted boar, Dickinson Co. 50 whiface steers, McPherson Co. 609 @ 28.65 1 whiface cow, Saline Co. 1370 @20.10 8 spotted shoats, Ellsworth Co. ana er 6 black whiface steers, Saline Co. 821 @ 28.40 1 whiface cow, Lincoln Co. 1250 @20.00 . . A Tso 44 mixed steers, Saline Co. 749 @ 28.45 1 black cow, Ellsworth Co. 1120 @19.20 5 mixed pigs, Ellsworth Co. 15 whiface heifers, Saline Co. 517 @ 29.10 1 black bulk, Cloud Co. 1170 @25.00 75 mixed pigs, Lincoln Co. @ 19'5°r majorch 16 whiface heifers, Saline Co. 552 @ 28.90 1 whiface bull, Cloud Co. 1450 @25.30 42 mixed pigs, Elisworth Co. A niar 25 whiface heifers, Ellsworth Co. 710 @ 28.00 1 whiface steer, Cloud Co. 505 @34.10 34 mixed pigs, Ellsworth Co. @16.25! 85 char steers, Saline Co.' 816.@ 27.90 29 mixed pigs, Dickinson Co. The board 422252 52:933 25331 @@:: 253555222222 7:771 32 black heifers, McPherson Co. 692 @ 27.90 0055 . Eldredpre 40 black heifers, Russell Co. 610 @ 27.80 34 whiface heifers, McPherson Co. 685 @ 27.65 will 70 whiface heifers, McPherson Co. i 674 @ 27.50 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: yas elected 47 black whiface heifers, McPherson Co. c 642 @ 27.65 Farmers itRancho Anothe 25 black heifers, Saline Co. 551 @ 27.50 LAURENCE CLEMENCE Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 8231 24 black steers, Russell Co. 65533 o5°051 @@@@@@@@CO.12222111 433 @ 34.50 06669311115 eea eWCIVineWkil"aAingt MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN :ge electedrKb 22 black heifers, Russell Co. 484 @ 29.40 e d1] Durham Phone 132-3371 LIVESTOCKCOMMISSION 7 black bulls, Saline Co. 372 @ 34.75 4 black heifers, Saline Co. 335 @ 31.90 BOB MUIR Salina Phone TA 3-2963 US 40 8 black steers, Saline Co. 416 @ 35.20 West on old 17 black heifers, Saline Co. 458 @ 31.20 MAR R Phone ``dentand ge 6 whiface steers, Morris Co. LINA, 5715 @ 32.90 Radio Station KSAL, Salina 1 SAne 18 whiface heifers, Morris Co. 556 @ 28.50 6:45 a.m. Every 005r13-e0;tix2r1:1 an RER0S8:ert,, ECIdrity,Iowaeda 11 black steers, Saline Co. 575 @ 31.65] Monday, Wednesday & Friday AUCTIONEERS: 6 black heifers, Saline Co. 579 @ 28.00 KFRM dean 6:55 am. Mon. through Fri. erger acquis LiCenied ackers