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...... %0',3 Save Tax Dollars 1293'3 ...... Farmer Green had a fine corn rates, the less a farmer's net 9331.. crop this year and received a income fluctuates from year to --1103, good price for his hogs, so his year, the less income tax he income will be higher than usu- will pay over a period of years. al. Thus, the goal of tax manage- ...... -8602 Farmer Brown's wheat crop ment is to "even out" your an- vs --_-----816 was poor and he lost money on nual income over several years. ifs ...... cattle, so his income will be far The result will be more dollars below his average. left in your pocket after you Both these farmers - and pay your taxes. most others - can use smart Tax management in the long AMISSI(1) income tax management now to run is an effort to maximize help themselvesfinancially, "after-tax" income and net NY says John H. Coolidge, Exten- worth. In the short run,itis sion farm management econo- an attempt to maintain an an- mist at Kansas State Univer- nual net income at least equal sity. to the year's allowable non -bus- Some of the most important iness deductions and personal )I.Ma decisions affectingthisyear's exemptions, and yet avoid ex- income taxes will he made be- tremely high taxable income. fore the end of 1967. That's It is equally desirable to have why December is known as a net income which approaches Ka "Tax Management 'Month." or equals the maximum earn- Because of graduated tax ings eligible for Social Secur- ity credit, says Coolidge. This figure is $6,000 now, but may be raised by Congress at any Here's How Loss time. Tax management has some F Salim Carryover Works limitations, however. If you Lose money in your farmingmake decisions and transact operation this year? If so, youbusiness solely in an effort to may be able to recover some ofreduce taxes, your net income f the income tax you paid duringafter taxes may be lower. Only the last 3 years. For example, you may make John H. Coolidge, farm man- it11:00 a.m a decision that saves you $100 ler they are agement economist at Kansasin income taxes but costs you State University, points out thatmore than this amount due to an income tax provisionwill a lower selling price for a farm help soften the blow for farm- product. 12300 1 cow ers who were "in the red" for Frequently, there is no con- f sir 6600 any one year. flict between a wise tax deci- f his 5800 Leonard Stirnof Tescott The net operating loss -carry -sion and a good farm business f hh. 4100 back provision allows you todecision. But when you face a use such a loss to recover taxeschoice, make the one resulting paid on income in years whichin the larger net income after hogs 225 0 '",; Just Builds His Own may have been more profitable.taxes. hogs 2240 You may even be able to use the For more information and dol- hi hogs 2600 15i,; loss to lower your income taxlar -saving ideas, pick up a copy 2430 I by Kenneth Greene in the last 20 years. This machinemay have ix hogs Twenty years last corn row though;Stirnis during the coming years. of "Income Tax Management 111 ago Leonard Stirn of Tes- seen its imphogs220 @ cott decidedto build a field cutter. The cut- dreaming of building a self-propelledjob be- Here's how it works. Supposefor Farmers" from your county hogs235 @ ters down time. mp lid at the implement dealers just fore another silo -filling you have a loss of $6,000 thisExtension agricultural agent. 229@ didn't suithim. first built his field ix hogs When Leonard Stirnpulled behind for the year. You may carry it back 3 227 @ '"; For one thing, theyonly cut one row at cutter, he used trailers ix hogs a time, and Leonard changed to using years to 1964 and apply it 222,a, thought there was a bet- ensilage. Later this was Judge Rules For ix hogs ter This speeded up against the taxable income of 258@ way. He got a used two -row corn binder trucks alongside the cutter. ix hogs 5,1 and a stationary ensilage cuter. He cut the the operation considerably. automatic end - that year. mphogs2200 feed troughoff the cutter and the bundle This year Stirn built new Say your taxable income forScully Tenants gs35 The endgate has arms Inp .0 14 carrier and knotter gates for the trucks. ed the two off the binder, then weld- the side of the truck. 1964 was only $2,000. You would MARION - Holders of Scul- hogs 229@ together. He mounted a motor on which are hinged on Ill the frame the top of the endgate still have $4,000 of the loss toly leases in the Marion County ix 222 t to run the cutter but left the bind- Cables fastened to hogOgshoS 1 ,1 er part front of the truckbed on pul- apply against your income forarea have gotten, some assur- gs214: geared to the tractor power take -off. run over the the ix This machine other end fastened to 1965. ance that they have more than through with several modifications leys and have the 'p141 the years has been going ever since. truck frame. If your income for 1965 was ordinary tenant rights, accord- ix Pigs Various When the truckframe raises, thecables ix Pigs n116 binder parts have been replaced, but the endgate up out of the only $1,000, you still have $3,000ing to a decision handed down 0, automatically pull the [Lx pigs 5, ter hassection is original. The ensilage cut- considerable time. On long left over to be applied againstby United States District Judge ferentbeen replaced twice and several dif- way. Th's savessilo it saves enoughtime taxable income for 1966. George Templar. [X r motors have been used. The present hauls to a trench one evenhas a starter on it. for two trucks todo the job of threewith If 1966 income was only The case before Judge Temp- Needless $2,000, you still have $1,000 losslar involved land being acquired experiencedto say, this hybrid has made an ordinary endgates.got the idea fromDarwin on the lookwelder out of Stirn. He is always He originallyfarmer from nearSalina. to carry forward and apply by the federal government for hasn't found-out for repair parts but he still McCall, anotherwill soon have plansand a against your income for thethe Marion Reservoir. that "instruction book." Stirn and McCall build 11111111 He takesa lot of ribbing from the crew, materials list onsale to help anyone next 5 years, or until all of it Basically the decision affirms but they'lladmit he's put up a lot of feed their own. is used to offset income. a leaseholder's special interest Some adjustment of taxablein a Scully lease and his right to ;51°N 611 income of prior years may beshare in settlement when the required, says Coolidge. He land is acquired in condemna- ld us'I() recommends that you see a tion. qualified tax consultant or an Scully landholdings are most rnPh°Tie Year-end Can SaveYouDollars Internal Revenue Service agentprominent in Marion County but 211 Tax Management - SeeStories In This Issue to help you apply the net oper-are also in Geary, Dickinson and ating loss provision. other G&G area counties. SharpPencilCan Maneuver Taxjsw- Manage It's that time again. Farmershere are several ways toin- - Do off -farm are approaching the endof an-crease income. work_ or .custora other business year when man- - Sell grain or livestock be- Buyfeedercash to Incr agement decisions can have afore the end of the year. Sales inventoryproperty or other which major effect on the amount ofof livestock in December may increase in would value bythe their income tax. be desirable from a tax stand- th_eyear. end of SS Ben' John H. Coolidge, Extensionpoint, although at li g h t e r r as fewdeductible farm management economist atweights the total sale price may currr ex. Kansas State University, sug- be lower than if you sell later. the balance far I litego gests that farmers sharpen their - Cull yourdairy or breed- all pencils and bring their businessing stock and sell before the crops, and supplies livestockInclude, st:17:- at fullval records up to date. end of the year. ue in the endinginventory. .00 If you make an accurate ac- - Sell any capital items no If youwant to hold counting of income and expen-longer needed in your farm bus-this year's inccme, down use meth. ditures before the end of theiness. ods just theopposite of those tax year, it's easy to estimate - Collect money due for la-grain ands wouao sad income and expenditures for thebor or custom work done. listed above.Delay sales balance of the year. - If you are eligible, takegrain and livestock of until l';: With this estimate and an a CCC loan on as much grain asPurchasefeed,fertilizer, evaluation of inventories, youyou want to have in this year's other supplies and and pay for them can buy or sell, thereby adjust-income. before the endof the ing taxable income to your best Pay only half your persan- all charge accountsyear. pay advantage. al property taxes now. tible expense items.for deduc. If your estimate indicates a - Do not buy new machinery. Unless you'requite familiar probable net taxable income Postpile payment of operatingwith tax regulations, you'll less than the total amount al-expense charge accounts untilprobably finditprofitable to lowed for your personal deduc-next year. confer with a taxconsultant tions and exemptions, you will If you use the accrual method, Coolidge suggests. want to consider ways toin- But remem. opportunities for increasing in-ber that you musttake action crease your income. come late in the year are morebefore the end ofthe year Personal deductions and ex- limited. However, you might: purchases and sales. on emptions are allowed annually, so any credit for such exemptions not absorbed by current income is automatically lost. Un- used exemptions credits cannot Rock Enclosure be carried over and applied Morris county farmers Mr. and Mrs. Ivan J.Beck- against income for another year. er stand beside rock enclosurein yard near Herington. 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iF ) off Income come at near this figureas pos- )r_ cash Manage sible. - Intensifying and expanding wag ployment income and not rental feeder k present enterprises. income. GRASS & GRAIN This may increasetheirin- Y stkk - Electing to report sales of Propert,, To Increase come taxes, says JohnH. Coo- forest products Net income may also be rais- The Mid -Kansas news weekly. in vain wl$:, lidge, Extension farm as ordinary in-ed by reducing or postponing e by manage- come, ex- Published each Tuesday at 1207 r, Moro, (Box 1009) Manhattan, SSBenefis ment economist fromKansas penses. Repairing or painting Ur as - Selling more young live- Kansas, 66502 by few nearing age 65 canState University. But buildings and fencesmay be de- Farmers higher stock. AG PRESS as $6,600 this yearand stillSocial Securitypayments will layed until after retirement.Op- Dean Coughenour auee I)()SSiofl i. earn - Doing custom work or qualify formaximum Social offset the highertaxes in most erating exnenses such as liming E. R. Woodward :ludtha benefits after retire- cases. other off -farm work. and fertilizing can be delayed.Second class postage paid at Security - Contracting pasturage and tItts°14' they may wish to take Coolidge suggests these These expenses willapply Manhattan, Kansas. , supPlies ment. So ways services together,so that the in- Subscription: $3 year .1 - eliding tusentok tomaximizetheirin- to increase income: against rental income afterre- action come is recognizedas self-ern-tirement. CIRCULATION 11,108 otr':ant t°hod

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dium heat, stirring constantly, should share this easy and de- goon,* until mixture pulls away from lightful cookie recipe with oth- OUR DAILY BREAD ablend side of pan, about five minutes. ers." December Offer° Remove from heat; stir in in- 5,1967 CASSEROLE COOKIES 1.1/2 - by G&G Area Cooks stant drink. Add walnuts and #61oval II°A ...... , 1 cup sugar Id,_.done. vanilla;blendwell.Carefully rind. Putrind, Imirom the 2 eggs, slightly beaten dates through walnuts stir in cereals; cool slighty. 1 teaspoon vanilla or almond medium and Old orange Moisten hands in cold water and grinder. Onto blade flavoring meat piece rltenlight hi c Rita Stehno Of Munden shape mixture into small balls. paper, siftflour, of we Decor Roll in coconut. Chill and store 1 cup chopped dates salt 1 cup flaked coconut baking soda.In mixing tillu,°cherries in refrigerator. Let stand at cream remaining hem 0017,, to eighl room temperature about 30 1 cup chopped nuts shortening sugar with until light «les « * Sends Winning Candy Recipe minutes before serving. Makes Mix together the sugar andfy. Add and eggs; add the flavoring then add eggs one ata time 21/2 dozen confections. with well after hiu Prize winner is Rita Stehno, Munden. She writes, "I am * * ** other ingredients and stir untilAdd buttermilkeach addition, enclosing one of my favorite candy recipes. I certainly enjoy mixed. Bake in casserole dish alternately a Mrs. Arthur Harris, R 1, flour mixtureand beat tvt be use reading the Woman's Page and recipes." for 30 minutes at 350 degrees.ter each addition. well or illay Frankfort: "Have some of Stir in CREAM CARAMELS these made for the Holidays." While still hot, mix with a table- frid Sprinkle on bottom of buttered 8 -inch square pan: spoon until the crust is blended Continued CHOCOLATE MERINGUES in well. Let cool, then spoon in- onPage 9 V2 cup chopped nuts 2 egg whites to small balls and roll in pow- Mix in saucepan: 1/8 teaspoon cream tartar /hod ( 2 cups sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla dered sugar. % cup light corn syrup % cup sugar *** * usRecipe 1/2 cup butter 16 -ounce package chocolate Mrs. Jean Johnson of Leon- 1 cup cream (20%) chips ardville sent the following re- Bring to boil over low heat, stirring consantly, then stir Beat egg whites with the cipe: submitted in gradually: cream of tartar and vanilla; add SPECIAL CRANBERRY November 7 1 cup more cream sugar gradually and beat until BREAD ,,t3 Continue to stir as mixture thickens and cook to 250 de- stiff. Fold in the chocolate chips Sift into bowl: E L E CT grees or until a little dropped in cold water forms a hard ball. and dropby teaspoon onto 2 cups flour R cr,,,,,z.beT:nete: Remove from heat and pour nuts in pan. When cool cut into cookie sheet that is covered 1 cup sugar .ther "lose squares. Makes 5 dozen caramels. with aluminum foil. Bake in pre- 1/2 teaspoon salt BLANKET heated oven (275 degrees) for 1/2 teaspoon soda Mrs. John Huna, R 4, Marion: 1/2 cup sugar 35.40 minutes. "These are deli- grand prize win: "This is the first time I have 2 eggs, well beaten 11/2teaspoon baking powder cious." WHENYOU of originality sent a recipe so I hope you'll be 3 tablespoons instant Tang ** ** Mix in howl: eligibh able to use it.I hope to see it 1 cup chopped walnuts 1 egg, well beaten PURCHASE Gill remain in the paper which I like very 1 teaspoon vanilla Mrs. Chester Long, R 1, Abi- 1/2 cup orange juice lene: "We have been subscribers A NEW winner will be pe much and my husband, too. 1 cup corn flakes. to Grass & Grain ever since it 2 tablespoons melted butter Can't wait from week to week 1cup sugar sparkledRice Mix dry ingredients with F LAM E LESS prizes to be ann for it." Krinkles was first published and I haveabove mixture. Add the follow- COCONUT FRUIT 11/2 cups angel flaked coconut treasured each Woman's Page ELECTRIC jumersible Electr withits ing: Portable Ele PORC 1; PINES delicious recipes and ' Combine dates, sugar and various household suggestions, 2 tablespoons hot water DRYER 1 cup chopped dates eggs in a skillet. Cook over me- so I feel at this holiday time I 1/2 cup pecan meats Dry, Steam & Spn 11/2cups cranberries, cut in Dual Control Electric clothes dryerscost "One Friend Tells Another and HOME Grows" half up to $40 less than other Bake at 350 degrees for 70 types and this savingswil minutes. Take out of pan imme- operateanelectricdryer For Our Rural Neighbors diately and wrap in wax paper. up to two years for an av- Put in cool place. erage family of four.In ad- ** ** dition, your clothes will d Who Want To Strengthen Their Financial Positions Mrs. Francis Woolverton, R4, clean, sweet - smelling and Abilene: "This is a favorite hol- fluffy -fresh everytime. iday cake." It's time you started enjoy- THE HOME SAVINGS PLAN 'I SMELL CHRISTMAS' CAKE ingallthe advantages 1 medium orange flamelesselectriccloth drying.Buy one now f WILL Work For You... 11/2 cups sugar As It Does For Others 1 cup pitted dates a participating applian 2 cups pre -sifted flour dealer and receiveaFREE INSURED SAFETY OF SAVINGS 1 teaspoon salt electric blanket. Offer good 1 teaspoon baking soda to KPL retailelectric ci 1/2 cup shortening tomers only. Save in pbrson or by mail 2 eggs s. 3/4 cup buttermilk Grain Body candied cherries (optional) Preheat oven to 333 degrees. Grease 2quartcasserole. wide BUSINESS HOURS 13 Squeeze juice from orange and wide 9:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. 15 mix with 1/2 cup of the sugar. wide set aside. Remove membrane 16 SATURDAYS A" wide and white pulp from orange 18 9.10 A.M. to 12:00 Noon SAVINGS ANDLOAN ASSOCIATION A. wide 107 NORTH FOURTH STREET MANHATTAN. 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Bake in 1 cup cream (4 -ounce package) Bauer, Seward, Nebr.; Mrs. clean, dry, and free of dust and Atarepared 11/2 hours or un- 3 eggs, separated grease. Clean greasy surfaces tooared Pr oven 3 tablespoons lemon juice Clarence Hobbs, Beverly; Gla- 1314ri,,, done. As soonas 1/2 teaspoon salt dys Rezabek, Sylvan Grove. cai,e tests Wash and cook cranberries in I/2 teaspoon vanilla with mineral spirits or a simi- itthl'oli' \i4, from theoven pour Mrs. Neva Alexander, Gene- grinder -'1111,.` e ones water to cover until tender. Put green food coloring lar spirit. Dust off masonry sur- paper,sift?nt'V'''' juice over seo; Mrs. James Cravens, Man- coolved orangecasserole through sieve, add sugar and V2teaspoon cream tartar hattan; Mrs. Owen Morstorf, De- faces with a stiff bristled brush. ing sod 110 overnightDecorate in top cook until sugar dissolved. Chill. 1/4 cup sugar Mostcaulkingcornpounds tni reins. in lia; Mrs. Otto Grieshaber, Bel - foreeutthig. if desir- Add lemon juice, milk and 1 cup whipping cream vale; Mrs. Vernon Longenecker, rtenisla'lling s cherries, should not be applied below 40 rhcandied cream. Pour into freezer tray 1 baked 9 -inch pie shell six toeight. Abilene; Mrs. Letha Hoffmann,degrees or during rainy weath- kdd4:tii ligiltik,, Selo * and freeze. .Soften gelatin in 1/4 Chapman. * * * * * cup of the er, as these conditions can cause 1 well --44 on, ai,,,, milk for five minutes. Scaldre- buttermilk earil Tischhauser, R3, maining milk. Add mints; stir failure of the compound to ad- ti ali,'''' The following is from Mrs. r Marvin a pretty ap- until dissolved. Gradually beat Make Sure Home here. BacIlllIttirealtdP. "This makes place Peral Kopsa, Cuba: PPORPARINRIAPAIRONORPRPORAFAPAPARAPAPWRORIA addition.s't',', be used in a fourth of the milk mixture in- Properly Sealed r or may MINT CHIFFON PIE to beaten egg yolks. Stirr into Conti. remaining milk mixture. CookAgainst Weather Safety Measure -uitkin As a safety measure, always '',1)4t1 over moderate heat until slight- Make sure your home is pro- IIIII Grass 6' Grain CONTEST RULES: ly thickened. Add gelatin, stir perly sealed against the winter paint the basement steps a Tih Annual 1. Allrecipessubmittedfor until dissolved. Stir in vanilla, light color. Dark red or green "Our Daily Bread" between salt and food coloring. Chill un- rain and cold of these blustery November 7 and December might not show dirt so readily Recipe Contest 11 will be eligible. Date of til partially thickened. Beategg winter days. First check theex- Bonus entrywillbe postmarked whites until frothy. Add creamterior of your home for caulk- but lght colors make the steps date. tartar. Continue beating until ing leaks or areas where caulk- more visible in subdued light. 2. Winning recipe will bese. RAIRAPAPAPRROARRIRRORPRIAPROWPWORRAPAPIARAPRRM submitted for "Our Daily Bread" lected on basis of original. whites will hold a soft peak. All recipes ity, quality. Gradually add sugar; continue November 7 and December 11will between 3. Grandprizewinner may beating untilstiff and glossy. LECTI1 automatically be enteredin the special "grand select one of several prizes. Fold in gelatin mixture. Fold in winner will be announced 4. Weekly prize winners will prize" contest. The not be disqualified. whipped cream. Spoon into pie issue. shell, spreading evenly. Chill un- LANIq rin the December 26 TO ENTER- tilset. Before serving decorate NOW with sweetened whipped cream The grand prize winnerwillbe selectedon Pick the holiday recipe you and mints. WHEN% want to submit. originality & quality. Weekly win- * * * the basis of Check to make sure allin. PURCHqs remain eligible for the special event. gredients are included, meas. Mrs. Don Banks of Wamego ners will urements accurate andwrit. ing is legible. entered the next recipe: A NEW permitted to choose from The winner will be Be sure your name and ad. LEMON COCONUT BARS dress are on the entry - not FLAMELEss coral prizes to be announcednext week. 1/4 cup sifted confectioners just on the envelope. sugar GE. Immersible Electric Percolator (9 -cup) Please, send only one recipe ELECTRIC at a time. 1 cup sifted flour Dominion Portable Electric Oven Broiler Mail entry to Womar's 1/2 cup butter or margarine DRYER Page Editor, Grass & Grain, 3/4 cup sugar GE Dry, Steam & Spray Iron Box 1009, Manhattan, Kansas. Electric clothes Smbeam Dual Control, Full -Size Electric Blan- 1/4 cup sifted flour dgal I/2 teaspoon baking powder up to S40 less thi, ket G-nd luck! types and this 2 eggs, beaten until light and operate an lemon -colored elerlt 2 tablespoons lemon juice up to two years 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind erage family talk 1/2 cup flaked coconut dition, your clothes w: Combine 1 cup flour and clean, sweet- snc;i1 cup confectioner's sugar; cut in1/4 Order your sorghum and corn fluffy -fresh evemira: butter until mixture resembles requirements now and save It's time you slarleir COMPARE coarse meal (flour hands light- 10% under regular cost. This ing alltheadvarti)x ly). Pat mixture evenly into offer expires Dec. 31, 1967. flamelesselectri CONSTRUCTION 9x9x2-inch pan. Bake in moder- In addition to saving 10% by drying.Buy one ro ADAPTABILITY ate oven (350 degrees) 15 min- ordering why, yougainin- a participatingalp utes. Cool. 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676018 p- R005 ;001 with farmers to set aside largeland owner or farmer against ers should Requirements that all hunters not be areas that could be leased to destruction. punished ji and fishermen obtain permis- troublecreated fo Willard Jones, state game by those Grass & Grain sion from land owner or farmerhunters, and farmers would shoot at who 12 share in lease fees. protector from Herington, said to enter property. a,alftdovYotwchahitilaegtei Insurance carried by hunters A requirement that each hunt-"Most problems are caused by of violators December 5, 1967 what I call shooters, not hunt- and education against destruction to a farm-er or fisherman post bond when of er's person, crop, livestock, fam- he buys a license, to protect theers." He added that good hunt- ily and all his property. A waiver by hunters and fish- tool auricul Advise On ermen of all rights to sue a land holder for any injuries Handling Farm they might incur on a farmers property. LITTLE Hunter Problem The game commission to work COUNCIL GROVE -A policy of getting tough with careless i I and destructive hunters was ad- INTER 1958 vocated Sunday at a sectional ITC° 1955 meeting of the National Farm- ers Union of Kansas. A resolution to that effect was TOOLS adopted in the face of a steady Good for Christmas Gifts -FARM AI increaseingrievances which WEIGP IFTERS No. 12 aluminum grain scoop, farmers have voiced against extra heavy 8.59 nopis some hunters. Representatives No. 14 aluminum grain scoop, from 10 Farmers Union organi- extra heavy 8.75 8 tine ensilage forks 9.49 zations in the Flint Hills area at- 10 tine ensilage forks .... 10.49 tended. Wilfred Elliott of White Take prime soybeans, nature'srich- Grain spade $3.65 est source of protein. Then improve City, president of the Morris Long handled shovels 2.65 on nature through a closely controlled County Farmers Union, presid- Pitch forks, 4 tine 4.25 cooking process that safeguardsthe ed. Post hole digger, hardwood han- vitalprotein asitturns the beans dles 5.75 into a remarkably digestible and Elliott said the Farmers Un- Barn floor scraper 5.79 pal- ion long has had a policy of co- atable livestock feed supplement. The Shop Mate '/z"electric drill, resultisSunflower Brand Soybean operating with hunters and reversible 31.75 Meal and Pellets.Cattle love Sun- that it would be too bad if thou- Shop Mate 'IV electric drill flower Brand. Thrive on it. Even add sands of acres of farm land 17.99 weight in winter. Call us collect and 1/4"electric drill Shop Mate ask for proof. RIP 1920 were closed to hunting because 10.89 of what he said was this fall's Black & Decker portable saw 171. U. PM misconduct by a minority of the with case $34.95 hunters. Black & Decker 1/4" drill kit 13.95 "Hunter -farmer relationship Black & Decker %" drill kit will have top priority for discus- $19.99 Sunflower Brandis sion and possible action at the Crescent type wrenches, 6"1.17 availablein4O°;, Soybean Meal Pel- National Farmers Union state Crescent type wrenches, 8"1.44 lets and 36n. 32'10 meeting in Salina Dec. 16," El- Crescent type wrenches, 10" 1.90 or22";,formulated Crescent type wrenches, 12" 2.65 rangerubes. Also liott said. 20 -pc. %" socket set 16.69 mailablewithstil- He said suggesti6ns for im- 12 -piece 1/2" socket set 11.85 hestrol added. See provement include: 15 -piece 1/2" socket set 20.59 Th A request that the State For- 29 -piece drill set 10.49 18"x7"x6k1" tool box 4.55 and ex] estry, Fish and Game Commis- say tha sion do a better job of regulat- level, ing the applications for licen- HOLT highest ses. Kansas Soya Products Co., Inc. Refusal of licenses to recorded FARM SUPPLY Phone Dickens 2-7270 habitual violators of hunting Next To Sale Barn Emporia, Kansas and fishing laws. MANHATTAN PR 6-7943 , Manhattan Commission Co Inc.Sale efielut

Our sale last Thursday was a 12 whifhorn strs404 @ 30.00 21/4 MILES EAST OF MANHATTAN ON US24 real active affair, with all 1 whiface steer 485 @ 30.00. classes of cattle selling at high- 7 black steers 423 @ 29.80 BUYING er prices. We had a large run of1 whiface steer 400 © 29.70 6 whiface heifers 401 p26.00 1 black cow 910 @18.90 of cattle, with buyers from near 1 whiface steer445 @ 29.60 27 black heifers416 ©25.90 1 charolais cow 805 @18.40 and far competing keenly for FAT HOGS 14 whifhorn strs408 (029.60 29 whiface heifers443 p25.90 1 black cow 795 @18.40 all classes of cattle. We are 3 shthorn steers 366 © 29.50 4 blkwhif heifers 413 ©25. 70 1 whiface [email protected] We buy fat hogs daily expecting a good run of cattle 3 shthorn steers 351 -p29.50 5 blkwhif heifers 504 ©25.70 3 red cows 1053 (016.80 the Manhattan Commissi for next week's sale and will 3 whiface steers485 @ 29.50 11 whifhorn hfrs 430©25.70 1 guernsey cow1315 p16.80 Co., Inc., sale barn. Webu have good buyers for all classes 41 blkSblwf steers 460 p 29.40 3 black heifers445p25.60 direct with no commission 2 whiface cows1237 p16.80 the seller. of livestock.If you have cattle2 black steers 470 p 29.30 12 blkwhif heifers 491 p25.60 2 whifhorn cows1255 p16.80 to sell, please contact some of 3 black steers 380 p 29.30 6 whiface heifers 539 ©25.50 1 hoist cow 1145 @16.80 BUYING IIOURS: us at one of the numbers listed 4 blkwhif steers479 @ 29.30 8 black heifers 470 ©25.50 1 hoist cow 1470 @16.70 Mondays thrn Fridays he are below. 8 black steers 473 (029.30 9 whiface heifers 323 p25.40 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1 whiface cow1120 p16.70 Saturdays 8 a.m. 2 p.m. of the 1 black steer 410 p 29.25 2 blkwhif heifers 417 @25.30 3 whifhorn cows1000 ©16.70 4.11 The sales of cattle listed is a Manhattan PR ts of 2 whiface steers362 @ 29.25 1 whiface heifer 430 @25.25 1 whiface cow 1145(1016.70 partial listing: tonTe. 1 black steer 415. p 29.25, 7 whiface heifers 430 @25.20 1 whiface cow1150 ©16.50 WE ARE ALSOBUYIN 1 whiface steer THE who at. 515 p 29.2011 whiface heifer 485 p25.202 black cows 850(1016.50 FAT HOGS AT the 11 whiface steers 516 (1029.101 7 whifhorn hfrs 434 (10 25.20 W. 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DUGANYARDS FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 1 whiface cow 910(1016.50 ALTA VISTA 411 14 whiface steers 609 ( 27.50 3 whiface steers435 © 29.10.4 black heifers 511 @25.10 1 black cow 1075 p16.50 Con. 1 whiface steer SATURDAYS at Chi. 2 whiface steers630 © 26.90 450 © 29.1013 black heifers 375 @25.10 1 hoist cow 1240(1016.50 2 whiface steers510 © 29.0013 whiface heifers 341 @25.10 8 sun. to 3 p.m tolate 2 whiface steers622 © 26.80 1 whiface cow1175 p16.40 Phone Alta Vista22944 oniber. 4 whiface steers 2 black steers 485 © 29.001 5 blkwhif heifers 414 (1025.10 742 © 26.201 black steer 1 black cow 1015 ©16.40 or ManhattanPR 64815 13 black steers1002 © 25.00 410 p 29.00 13 whiface heifers510 p25.00 1 black cow 1335(1016.40 1 whiface steer 40 black heifers 2 black steers 662 © 24.90 450 (1029.00 510 p24.90 1 hoist cow 1395 p16.40 AT ALMA &ESKRIDGE 32 whiface steers 795 @ 24.50'37 whiface steers 479 (029.00 2 blkwhif heifers 530 @24.50 1 whifhorn cow1140 @16.30 EVERYWEDNESDAY 31 whiface steers 869 p 24.2019 whifhorn steers 498 @ 28.90 1 whiface heifer535 (1024.50 1 holst cow 1310 @16.20 From 8 a.m. to1 pm 13 blkwhif steers 541 @ 28.80 1 whiface heifer435 ©24.20 12 whiface steers 876 p 24.10 2 whiface cows942 p16.20 in 12 blk bull clfs 390 BULLS Please do notbring hogs 36 whiface steers 842 p 24.10 p28.80 1 whiface cow 1005 @16.20 after- 3 blkwhif steers 522 (10 28.50 1 black bull 1465 p for sale onThursday 17 black steers 858 p 24.10 21.30 1 black cow [email protected] noon, as wewill behaying 29 whiface steers 869 © 24.1022 black steers 570p28.40 1 whifhorn bull1510 p21.30 cattle and 1 hoist cow 1420 @16.20 large runs of u, 1 red steer 530 © 28.2S 1 whifhorn bull1495 p21.20 able tounload, 11 whiface steers 880©24.10 1 hoist cow 1470 @16.10 might not be you, 1 blkwhif steer 525 © 28.10 1 whifhorn bull1340 © get hot on 6 black heifers 949 © 24.05 21.10,1 whiface cow 830 (10 15.90 and they will the 3 whiface steers522 (10 COWS call 10 blkwhif heifers 635 © 24.00 28.00 1 whiface cow 895(1)15.40 For information 35 blkwhif heifers 653 @ 24.003 whiface steers520 © 27.60 1 whiface cow 1005©20.10 barn in Manhattan,PR 6-4815 1 black steer 1 whiface cow 4 black cows 956 15.30 W. E. Dugan, 9 whiface steers811 @ 23.75 595 p 27.10! 62S p19.50 In Alta Vista, call Joe 1 hoist steer 4 whiface cows 999 @15.30 229-6303. Or youmay 455 @ 25.001 2 whifhorn cow 782 @18.901 3. STEER CALVES Raine at MapleHill MI 1 whiface steer240 p 33.50 2226 or EskridgeYard 449- 1 whiface bullclf 220 © 33.25 2347. 7 whiface steers279 p 33.00 HEIFER CALVES FOR ESTIMATES 2 black steers 312 p 31.751 whiface heifer230 © 26.70 W. E. DUGAN Alta Vista, 229-6430. 1 black steer 335 @ 31.502 whiface heifers 457 p 26.30 JOE RAINE Maple Hill, MI 3-2226: 10 whifhorn strs410 © 30.605 blkwhif heifers 434 p 26.20 DON WELLS Manhattan, JE 9-37441The ManhattanCommission 7 whiface steers448 p 30.60 7 whiface heifers 452 p 26.10 MERVIN SEXTON Abilene, CO 3-3449 Inc. 17 black steers 461 © 30.401 whifhorn heifer 450 @ 26.10 C. J. WENTZ, bus. mgr.Manhattan, JE 9-55611 Co., 2 whiface steers370 © 30.30!3 black heifers 430 © 26.10 KANSAS 3 black steers 413 p 30.2S10 whiface heifers437 (1026.10 MANHATTAN, 15 whifhorn strs 366 p 30.20 , CERTIFIED 24 1 whiface heifer450 © 26.10 BARN PHONE Manhattan, PR 6-4815 - US 1 blkwhif steer 425 © 30.203 whiface heifers 376 p 26.10 IMMO( MARKET EastOn 5 blk&blwf steers 350 p 30.103 whiface heifers 516 p 26.00 Consignment Reports 2 whiface steers402 © 30.0014 whiface heifers 520 © 26.001 W1BW radio 6:30 A.M. Thursdays WIBW-TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays Auctioneer: JoeRaine ilou tot ableeIt" lot at Tones adv.o AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS: COMMERCIAL vlolate4 leo i, S. PER CAPITA DISPOSABLE PERSONAL INCOME 1t1HersHto AND UNDERGOVERNMENT PROGRAMS STHOUS."- PERCENTAGE OF INCOME SPENT FOR FOOD % OF DISPOSABLE INCOME

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190 See 1968 Farm Income About On 1967 Level Fort!, These charts provide pertinent information on current farm income 13c) and expense data and provide projections into 1968. USDA economists say that net income in 1968 probably will change little from the 1967 120 level, or just under 15 billion dollars. The net in 1966 was $16.4 billion, ropulotion highest in history except for the 1948 mark of $17 billion. 110 , Inc. 7270 100 ansas 1950 1955 1960 1965

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BUY YOUR LP APPLIANCES FROM THE PEOPLE IN THE LP -GAS BUSINESS Promoters Tri-County Skelgias Seririce Roger Heikes of Salina and Gordon Cooke and Barney Shirock, both of Solomon Co-op, workedre. 608 South 5th MANHATTAN, KANS. Phone PR 8-4891 cent open house at the western Dickinson county town, Topping the bull offering at $6000 was a bull bought by CK Ranch Sale Cleave and Joan Murrel, 7M Ranch of Mt. Pleasant, Texas, rNew OLIVER Two other Texas buyers paid Hits $156,640 $3000 and $2150 for bulls. 535 SP Combine BROOKVILLE - The CK Volume bull buyers included Ranch fall sale - annually theCarl Hopkins, Miles City, Mont.. 12-13-14 Foot Grain Header largest grossing salein the Arizona -Colorado CattleCo., Adjustable 2 -Row and 4 -Row Corn Heads G&G area - totaled $156,640, Phoenix, Ariz.; X Bar X Ranch, with 203 bulls averaging $592 Parkman, Wyo.: Milldale Ranch, and 181 open commercial heif-North Platte, Nebr.; C & H ers going for a $201 mean. Plantation, Charleston, S.C.; One of the highlights of the Fred A. Drummond, Pawhuska, sale came when Matt MatthewsOkla.; Clarence Howard, Ed of Albany, Texas, bid $1060 forHoward, Glen Salmons, and a bull. Since Matthews had pur-Vern McNeal, all of Powder chased well over 200 bulls fromHorn, Colo.,and Laurence CK in the past, the Vaniers, Phelps, Gunnison, Colo. PL owners of CK Ranch, made a The auctioneers were George gift of the bull to him. Morse and Gene Watson. a dran

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ney. Kansas State University ad- ministrators who will appear on the program include Dr. Floyd W. Smith, director of the KSU Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion; Dr. Carroll Hess, dean of agricultural instruction; and Dr. R. V. Olson, head of the agronomy department. Dr. Wil- liam A. Kelly, associate dean of the Kansas University Law School, Lawrence, is also a pro- A New Courthouse For Pottawatomie gram speaker. Issue WM Pottawatomie County build a new courthouse in Westmoreland?Two out Chemical industry spokesmen of three county commissioners favor it and presumably a majorityof citizens around on the program include Gene Westmoreland favor it too. But at least 1460 of the county's 12,000citizens are op- Beard, Gulf Oil Corp., Topeka; posed to it, signing a petition aimed at staying the constructionof the proposed $539,000 replacement for the old courthouse, left, built in the 1880s. Lloyd Clausen, W. R. Grace & Leading the drive against the courthouse construction is 71-year -old retired Co., Topeka; William Dickinson, farmer Eli Pinet of Onaga, right. Pinet opposes the new courthouseon grounds Chevron Chemical Co., Kansas that taxes are high enough and that citizens really haven't had a voice in the City; Kenneth Johnson, Johnson decision. Hardware and Elevator, Men- Rodeo Beauty The commissioners point out that everything has been strictly legal and thata building fund has accumulated since 1960, now amounting to $247,928. The funds, tor; Bernie Kastens, Farmland Sharon Kay Colvin, Miss they point out, cannot be used for remodeling the old courthouse or for any other Industries, McPherson; Dick Rodeo Kansas, from Lea- 0$1 Plu'Pose Meredith, Chevron Chemical venworth, is representing At 500 population, Westmoreland is smaller than three other towns in the coun- Co., Kansas City; the state in the national ty: Wamego 2600, St. Marys 1500, and Onaga 900. Despite some obvious temptations Homer Midtlying, Cominco to start an oldtime county seat feud, tempers have been held in check with modest Miss Rodeo America con- exceptions, and the soft-spoken Pinet and his followers have avoided any shouting American, Inc., Salina; Dr. Ivantest at Las Vegas. Miss Col- matches with the commissioners. Miles, Olin Corp., Little Rock; vin, 19, was the 1967 win- The anti -courthouse group admits that thus far it hasn't found much legal ar- Royal Reid, Coffey -Reid Grain ner of the state title at the UP To $1Q gument that encourages them to believe they can stop the Westmoreland construc- Co., Kanorado; Darrell Staley, Tradein allow Flint Hills Rodeo at Strong n tion, scheduled to begin in 1969. Allied Chemical Corp., Salina; City. She is the daughter for yourpr6::: "We are not through," Pinet says with good nature, but with determination. and Jess Taggart, Tennessee of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Col- sewing inschri "We are not through until they start tearing it down. If we can't tell them not to build, we may be able to tell them where to build." Corp., Atlanta. vin. That move, never far from the surface in Pottawatomie County, might appear a natural because of Westmoreland's size, but Onaga and St. Marys are unlikely to win a county seat battle for themselves and probably reluctant to help Wamego win it. PUBLIC AUCTION torium will be open Monday af-part of their county education- ternoon after 1 p.m. Registra- al programs. The participants fertilizer tion will start at 8 a.m. Tuesday.inthis presentation include Friday, January 12, 1968 Topeka Mayor Charles Wright'sE. A. Cleavinger, Extension Postponed from December_ 14 Conference At welcoming speech officially op-agronomist, KSU, Manhattan; ens the Conference sessions atW. E. Cox, Crawford County ag- 900 S. Jefferson St., Junction City, Kansas 9 a.m. ent, Girard; Dean Dicken, Ex- Adjacent to Ft. Riley Military Reservation & Milford Lake Topeka Next Week REAL ESTATE & HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT It may be the wrong time of During the four major pro- tension area agronomist, Hia- to apply agricultural fer-gram sessions of the Confer- watha; Bryce Orr, Coffey Coun- Sale By Order of the tilizer, but there will be plenty ence, papers on various phasesty agent, Burlington; and Ted Wary, Woodson County agent, Geary County, Kansas Commissioners of talk about it at the 20th an-of chemical research and appli- Managed & Conducted by C. W. "Bill" Crites, Realtor & Auct. cation will be presented by 22 Yates Center. 339 West 6th St., Junction City, Kansas - Phone CE 8-5720 nual Fertilizer and Agricultural Other K -State research re- Chemicals Conference in Tope- speakers. Other major activities include the Conference ban-ports will be given by Dr. Ros- ka, December 11-13. coe Ellis Jr., Dell E. Gates, Roy The event is jointly sponsored quet Tuesday evening, the Con- ference luncheon on Wednesday, Gwinn, Jr., Dr. Hyde S. Jacobs, by the Kane' Fertilizer and Dr. Larry Murphy, Oliver Russ, SATURDAY Chemical Institute,Inc. and and the KFCI business meeting Tuesday afternoon. Carlyle Thompson, Dr. Richard Kansas State University, reports Vanderlip, and Dr. David Whit - Dr. Larry Murphy, program One part of this year's pro- AUCTION chairman. gram will feature K -State Exten- DECEMBER 9 Commercial exhibits in the sion agents who have conducted basement of the Municipal Audi- fertilizer demonstrations as a USED 2" PIPE SALE Starts 10:00 a.m. Available in trailer load lots. Lunch Served For information, write orcall Due to the death of my husband, Francis (Windy) Rezac, I Et17EMOrg will sell at Public Auction the following described property, LUTTIG TRAILER CO. 11/2 mi. west of Emmett, Kans., or 8 mi. north of St. Marys on Holes, Blind Emmett, Kansas Hi -way 63, and 11/2 west. 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Rockhill, Eureka Auc- tbe.irvenerable try affairs for the coming year. tion Sale, Eureka, Kans., will manager of the association, dis- as the The nearly 850 Certified Live- take officeasvicepresident; cussions throughout the meet- e toth stock Markets make up a majorJay R. Taylor, Amarillo Live- ing will place heavy emphasis element of the competitive livestock Auction Company, Amaril- on the development of market stock markets industry which lo, Texas, will become treasurerdevices and their extension to last year merchandised 109.7 and Morgan Beck, Ontaria Live - the buyer and seller customers Sell of competitive livestock markets. 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Continental weed sprayer The meeting is also expected 1966 Ford 4000 tractor, 3 pt.16 hole Van Brunt grain drill, to generate considerable interest G

hitch, power steering, 366 fertilizer attachments hrs. Other machinery and milk- and discussion of the industry's 1965 Dempster 2 -row planter, ing equipment. relationship with the federal Poor 3 -point hitch, with fert.at- PAINTING EQUIPMENT government in regard to chan- tach ments Portable air compressor; 2 ges in the structure of livestock 1965 IHC 2 -row cultivator, 3 -paint spraying units and spray pt. hitch, like new guns; ladders andjacks; marketing under proposals that Only fair Wheat PastureAvailable 1966 IHC 10 ft. wheel disc paints, and paper steamer. have been voiced by the Depart- Having decide 1965 JD 3x14 plow, 3 point Lots of good electrical tools, ment of Agriculture. The supply of forage available ogle place 4 I/23.1 1967 727 loader, new shop & carpenter tools. Nearly 100 marketmen and on wheat pasture in the western less than 1 percent a monthago. Farber's Smug 6'rotary brush cutter, like Lots of other items not men- and 3.5 percent a year ago. a miles south of JD No. 5 mower, good tioned. their wives are expected. two-thirds of the state was rat- 1- eat; or 5 miles ed as poor to fair on November Loose and dry topsoilover 15, but above the poor rating of much of western Kansas had Mrs. Art Cole, Owner IIAROLAIS a year earlier according to the not permitted root development62Head Auct.: Evert Smith Clerk: Ralph Vansickle "Modern Beef Type" Kansas Crop and Livestock Re- necessary to anchor the plantsAhitef ace cow: porting Service. Supplies were for pasturing by mid -November.with calves at Herd Sire: most favorable in the south cen- The acreage required to carry(Whiteface cow bred to purebri Sir Sam 78th, a proven sire tral district and other small lo- a 400 -pound calf through the bull, start calv of beef. A calf by him weigh- calized areas. winter under current condi- 3 steer and heif ed 525 at 4 mo., 610 at 5 mo. On November 15, about 15 per- tions averaged 9 acres, compar- 450 lbs. Saturday 34 club calves, 1/2 to purebred cent of the seeded wheat acre- ed with 10 acres a year earlier.Purebred Herefo breeding stock. Amstein herd 4 age had sufficient Volunteer wheat fields beingCrusty 236 & AUCTION LOREN BOTT pasturing, compared with 5 per- used as pasture had been eaten Linn, Kans. ass 30 DECEMBER 9 cent a month ago and 11 per- down and showed littleif anyCows TB & Bar cent at mid -November a year regrowth. Sorghum grain andhst 30 days. SALE ago. corn stubble fields were furnish-this is an outsi Starts 1:00 p.m. of stock cattle - About 5 percent of the seeded ing the bulk of grazing for live- ditties. stock in the western one-third As I have sold my farm, I will sell at Public auction the fol- wheat acreage was being utiliz- BUILD! lowing machinery and livestock at the farm located 31/2 miles ed for grazing compared with of the state. Prank Gaydusel west of Wamego on 24 Highway, then 21/2 miles north, or from As we have decided to quit be farm, will s4 Junction of 24 Highway and St. George - Flush road east 4 miles, farming we will sell at public hg buildings: and 21/2 north. In case of bad weather sale will be held Dee. 16 auction the following described t(36 barn; 10x at 1:00 p.m. full line of shop equipment, NeedaBig, Rugged ted; 8x16 ho g: tools, and farm equipment. John Deere Van Brunt 15 disc 6 miles southeast of Silver lbb Livestock 7" spaced with fert. box & Lake. From Kiro Corner one by May 1, 1968. press wheels mile south, 11/2 miles east. From ANGUS BULL? POULTRY & E 6 Holstein cows, 11,000 lbs toJohn Deere 9' wheel disc like Westgate Bridge 2 miles west on 11 year -old hen 15,000, TB & Bangs tested new on good rubber Lower Silver Lake Road. Electric & oil bro 6 month heifer calf John Deere 6 heavy duty ro- We have a few left. . Electric waterers tary mower brush cutter NUM - 1940 3 month old bull calf Saturday, Dec. 16 about 18 months old ton All cows bred by Curtis breed-John Deere 2 row lister ing service to Holstein Bull John Deere 2 row cultivator Starts 12:30 Noon with rear shovels Breakfast tabl 2 unit surcingle milker 2 Model 400 Case 11 -actors, READY FOR HEAVY SERVICE buffet;dresser; 2 Sears pails, & some misc.John Deere 1 row corn picker with wide front ends, 1957 and We Invite You To Come Take A Look dairy supplies Sears 2 bottom 14" plow on 1958. Complete with 4 row cul- MISCELLANEOUS rubber MY bed; 2 sing Sears 16' corn elevator with tivators; 2 12 -ft. tool bars, with Thomas Mcllvain Cona Toma Ranch pete); refrigerat IHC 4 -wheel trailer with grain shovels. I ends. bed and 2" floor hopper 13 ft. Case tandem disc, 16 in. Route 2' 1 2 -wheel trailer with pickupSears 5' tandem disc blades; 2 Case 16 in. 3 -bottom MADISON, KANSAS bed Sears 4' roll over scoop A Wards 8' terrace blade with plows; Case 14 -in.4 -bottom 1948 34 ton Chev. pickup with plow; Case 4 -section harrow; 1961 Ford grain boards, 3 new tires side plates and bulldozer Case 12 ft. rotary hoe; New 881 di< 1/2 horse elec. mtr.;1/2 horse slides Case side delivery rake Idea 12 ft.fertilizer- spreader; Ford Tandemdi elec.mtr.; Maytag gas mtr.; 12 -ft. spring -tooth hat -row; land Ford 7 rotary water pump; 2 50 -gal NH Baler, Model 80, wire tie MARSHALL ft. mow, with Wisconsin motor leveler. attachment gas barrels with spouts; bar- JD 2 -row stalk shredder; 101 Ford 216 rel rack; 12 hole hog feeder;Ottawa 9" post hole auger plow with 3 point hitch IH combine with header & 2 -row COUNTY Ford listerwith some second hand lumber. corn head; JD 4 -row planter, chemical Kitchen range; wood or coalJohn Deere GP tractor on attac good rubber complete with fert., herbicide & heater; oil heater; 4" grain insecticide attachments. HEREFORD ASSN. row monitor, auger, 15'; Luc mtr. for JD 14-whl. manure spreader, 1000 bu. Columbian grain bin; 12A combine; hand corn shel- ground driven ueurborn loade John Deere 7' mower 6 50 -ft. lengths fire hose: New 19th SALE tractor ler; legume seeder for grain Handy lawn trailer, 30"x40", for - Silage r drill; several rolls woven wire;John Deere 12A combine bucket, lawn tractors; Jeep, 4 -wheel dozer cord wood saw; concrete mixer OLD MACHINERY drive, 1953: Ford pickup, 3,4 Noon on skids; concrete block ma- ton, SAT., DECEMBER 16, 12:30 tick, all foral 1 Woods Bros. corn picker 1953; K-6 International truck US77 Ford tractorcab chine; Sears 500 bu. steel bin Marysville Sale Barn, 14 Mile West off liF°atetdir,n12,.-,,lbro:aw,dueMellutiatyi on platform; sickle grinder &Dump rake with grain bed, hoist, and 2-spd. many items too numerous toHorse slip transmission; Kelly -Ryan ele- MARYSVILLE, KANSAS lard tumblebu mention. Horse cultivator l-ator, 40'. ilvheel 10 ft.g Burr mill A good assortment of new Za 16ft. blath 3 row JD cultivator for GP shop tools; vise;drill press; Selling 24 BULLS-12FEMALES tractor grinder; electric welder; battery 20 Serviceable age - All cleanpedigreed cattle. &4Dthi type p1 Machinery 2 old 12A combines charger and 4 good batteries; wheel d' 2 row sled cultivator gas tins and cart for gas bottles. From the Following Herds: N ft.° Ise; John Deere Model 50 1957 trac- New 300 -gal. gasoline barrel; n`mly, p Wheel side delivery rake GERHARDT DETTKE & SONL. B. HEREFORDS tor, power steering,new Old No. 6 combine 30 electric fence posts: fuel oil rotaryTn, rear tires JD 3 row cult for GP stove: 100 gal. fuel oil tank; (Polled), Marysville, Kans. Hanover, Kans. drill, 12'x20' tarpaulin: 4"10' G. & R. HEREFORDS, ARLYN PETERSON, 18 ho] TERMS: CASH auger; olantiv2t11 fnrrov Not Responsible For Accidents 75 No. 70 Rainbird sprinklers; 6 (Polled), Marysville, Kans. Waterville, Kans. 8; SCI(ELLER 16 lo; bunches plaster lath; miscellan- WALDEMAR HANKE & SON,RAYMOND H. Kans. hole;rni eous. Waterline, Kans. SONS, Waterville, Lee.2 2 W. H. McConigly,Owner HENRY W. HOPPENSTEDT,HAROLD STUMP, Auct: Robert "Bob" Wilson, Clerk: Kaw Valley State Herkimer, Kans. Blue Rapids,Kans. St. George, Ks. (913) 494-2552 Bank, Wantego, Ks. C. H. Koelling Mr. Everett Hoobler, Auctioneer For catalog: Arlyn Sheller,Rt. 1, Marysville,Kans Jim Smith, Clerk -.1tRaro 1ecember +t.

local and state organizations were founded. But in many Grass & Grain rangeAboutPetered areas the Grange has become a 21 Out social order rather than viable December 5, 1967 ISKA N.Y. - The New York communityto hold farm or community force. SYRACUSE, bying rival of othernational members ofthe Order of Pat- their annual nationalmeeting, Husbandry face some and to celebrate 100 farm organizations. rons o.f years of Critics in other farm decisions in the immed-service to agriculture andrural organi- difficult ahead, decisions that America. zations sometimes callit "that AUCTION SALE iate years survival or doom fuddy-duddy group"and say it of Real Estate and Personal Property could mean The Grange is both the only venerable institution, fraternal farm organization has lost its appeal incommer- for their cial agriculture. Under and by virtue of an order authorizing me to sell as the Grange. with secret rituals in thecoun- the personal property and real estate belonging to the estate better known Yet while its influenceamong to this upstate try and at the same timea lob - of Pearle Chrisman, deceased, I will sell at public auction to They came farmers is probably at itslow- the highest bidder for cash on the 9th day of December, 1967, est ebb, its prestige in Congress at 12:30 a'clock p.m. the following property located at 606 remains high. North West Sixth Street, Abilene, Kansas. And, of all national farm lead- Sell Every Wednesday ers, the master of the Grange, SATURDAY,ECEMBER 9 Herschel D. Newsom, is prob- Starts 1 .30 Noon AT ONAGA 1:00 P.M. ably closest to President John- son, who only last week called REAL ESTATE Newsom a "close friend." Lot Sixty-five (65) on Sixth Street, Southwick and Augus- YOU CAN DEPEND ON tine's Addition to Abilene. Three bedroom house including The administration has em- kitchen, dining room and living room, two story frame con- FRESH LIVESTOCK AT ONAGA BARN braced the Grange because the struction. Real estate will be sold at 2:30 p.m. Terms: Twenty views of the organization have five per cent date of sale. Balance when merchantable title is paralleled administration farm approved or within 30 days. policy. But the Grange has not Cols. Carl Schnell & Lee Remy, Real Est. Brokers & Aucts. lapCommunity Sale endorsed all administration proposals. It seeks to keep its inde- PERSONAL PROPERTY Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889-4461 or 889-4665, ONAGA, KS. pendence and worries about Antique walnut drop leaf table; pie cupboard; 6 antique getting too close to Washington. dining room chairs; antique walnut table with porcelain cast- TEXAS ers; antique walnut center table. It has maintained to an unusu- Edison phonograph and records; antique love seat couch; al degree a moderate, non-parti- antique walnut 5 shelf open book case; Seth Thomas antique san role, although over its 100 clock; Waterbury antique clock. Thursday years some of its proposals have Antique singlesize bed, with antique dresser; pine blanket been radical and controversial chest; oak dresser; antique wash stand; antique high back rocker; antique Boston rocker; antique trunk. UCTION The Grange was founded in Antique double size wood bed; New Home Treadle Sew- DECEMBER 14 Washington after the Civil War, ing Machine; 3 rockers; metal bed; 4 pair curtains; small oak in the reconstruction period. buffet; several flat irons. Serious political, social and eco- Armstrong 20,000 BTU gas heater, like new. SALE Starts 10:30 a.m. Coronado 30 inch gas range with peeka-boo oven. monic problems beset the farm- Servel gas refrigerator;dishes;cooking utensils and Lunch Served er and the granger movement other miscellaneous items. re Availal) did much to alleviate them. Having decided to quit farming, I will sell at public auction, But the Grange could not Terms of Sale Cash at the place 41/2 miles east ofMahaska, Kansas; or 1 mile north Ian 1 percent a rot of Farber's Sunrise Service onHighway 15 & 51/2 miles west; or maintain its position over the Nebr., on Highway 15 & 51/2 miles years. It fostered farm coopera- Estate of Pearle Chrisman, deceased 5 percent a year 11 miles south of Fairbury, Vesta C. Sidesinger, Administratrix west; or 5 miles south of Reynolds,Nebr., & 31/2 miles east. tives but in many areas drop- and dry t Lehman, Romine & Guilfoyle, Attorneys for Administratrix spring tine harrow, 3 point, 3 - ped them or lost control while Auctioneers: Carl Schnell, Lee Remy and Wm. Schnell of western Kam section, 18 ft., nearly new; 3 - other organizations such as Abilene National Bank; Cashier Claire Snider, Clerk mitted root clerk 62Head Cattle sec. harrow, 18 ft.; 3 -sec. har- State Farm Bureaus took them ary to anchor Ille; 5 Whiteface cows, 5 yrs. old, row, 15 ft.; 2 -sec. harrow, 3 -pt., up to build big financial struc- sturing by midis with calves at side 10 ft. springtooth; 10 -runner 26 Whiteface cows, 5 yrs. old, drill. tures and memberships. acreage required F, bred to purebred Whiteface 13 ft. springtooth harrow; A few state grangers still op- pound calf througl,'.., bull, start calving in AprilHastings 11 ft. land roller; 3 - erate cooperatives but not on a Saturday under current 29 steer and heifer calves, wt.point for harrow; hitch for 2 level with the Farm Bureau or AUCTION averaged 9 acres, C:: 450 lbs. & 3 section harrows; Chase Farmers Union organizations. Purebred Hereford bull fromlister dammer; Case side de- h 10 acres a year Amstein herd out of DHA livery hay rake; Rumley 28" The Grange continues to be DECEMBER 9 anteer wheat folk Crusty 236 & A Silver Prin-thrasher; Birdsell alfalfa haul- underfinanced. 1962it SALE is pasture had beg cess 30 er; Case 6 ft. combine; steel limped along on dues of 50 cents Starts 12 Noon and showed little Cows TB & Bangs tested inwheel wagon with 14x7x12" a person. This brought the Na- Alt Sorghum Ft last 30 days. box; 3 old wagons. tional Grange into financial Lunch Served This is an outstanding herd 4 -wheel heavy trailer, with tubble fields were of stock cattle - loading fa-box; steel box feed wagon, straits, causing a reduction in We will sell the following described items at public auction bulk of grazing':: cilities. with steel roof, 150 bushel; its Washington staff and in its on our farm located 4 miles north, 1/2 mile west, 2 milesnorth, inthe western r.Y BUILDINGS IHC manure spreader; 1964 effectiveness in Congress. It 1 mile west and 1/2mile north of Cawker City, Kans.; or 51/2 Frank Gaydusek, who ownsHansen 21 ft. field sprayer, 3 - dropped its national magazine, miles south of Dentoni, Kansas. state. the farm, will sell the follow-pt., 100 gallon; several pieces old machinery; piles of old ir- its one means of communica- engine, 2 years old ing buildings: 28 joints of plain 6" irrigation 32x36 barn; 10x16 bin; 18x28on. tion with its dwindling member- 59 Cattle shed; 8x16 ho gshed; 10x32 POSTS & LUMBER ship. But the magazine in a new pipe, 30 ft. lengths with steel Rugged 10 sheets of galvanized roof- 30 choice Angus cows with 16 ends corn crib . format has since been restored. calves by side and the bal-22 joints of gated 6" pipe in To be moved or torn downing, 7 ft.; roll 32" new hog Membership now stands at ance heavy springers rang- 30 ft. lengths by May 1, 1968. wire; some new lumber; wal- 621,000. It lost 190,000 members ing from 2nd calf heifers to22 joints of 5" pipe in 30 ft. POULTRY & EQUIPMENT nut lumber; 8 rolls hog wire; 8 years old. These cows will lengths Of it 200 year -old hens, 400C roll field fence; 2 rolls wire in 1962, when the magazine was be sold in lots to suit buyers.42 joints of 5" pipe in 20 ft. Electric & oil brooders cribbing; old snow fence; 3 suspended. It is still strongest in 2 Angus heifers coming with lengths Electric waterers & feeders rolls 140 rods each barbed the northeast, where the first first calf This is all .058 wall pipe with ft . TRUCK - 1940 Chevrolet 11/2wire; 3 rolls new barbed wire; 180 10 Angus steerand heifer McDowell ends and is equip- sold ton truck roll 220 rods barbed wire; LAWRENCE VOTES FOR calves, 500-600 lbs. ped with sprinklers and risers HOUSEHOLD GOODS rods barbed wire, all onreel POOL, FIRE STATIONS Angus bull 3 years old There will be lots of elbows, Breakfast table & chairs; wire winder, 3 -point, pow. take- LAWRENCE - Voters here T's and connections buffet;dresser;3 chairs;li-off, with reels; 120 steel posts, ERV10E brary table; 6 dining chairs; 6';30 steel posts, 5 -ft.; 25 hedge last week voted to spend $6600 Farm Machinery HAY & POSTS 4e A Look baby bed; 2 single beds (com-posts; 200 electric posts; 3bat- for a swimming pool and two 1952 Oliver 80 tractor with Ot- 600 bales of real good alfalfa plete); refrigerator; some oddstery fence chargers; newweed fire stations but turned down is- tawa hydraulic loader, equip-hay, 1st cutting; 200 bales of Ranch 2nd cutting: 250 bales of 3rd Toma & ends. chopper charger; fence insula- sues which would have cost$1.5 ped with hydraulic bucket tors. 1951 Case DC row crop tractorcutting; 250 bales of 4th cut- HAY million for a central warehouse - with hydraulic ting: 400 bales of straw. ;AS Farm Machihery500 bales 1st cuttingalfalfa, garage and an airportcomplex. Case 2 row mounted cultivator 4 12 -ft. straight hedge posts; 1961 Ford 881 diesel tractor stacked in field; 800 bales2nd The swim pool bond issuehad 1952 IHC WD -6 diesel tractor, 30 good hedge fence posts; 20 field: has live hydraulic and has hedge corner posts; 300 cedar 1943 Ford 8N tractor cutting alfalfa stacked in been defeated eight previous posts; 250 hedge posts. Ford Tandem disc, 6 ft. 350 bales brome hay,stacked times at the polls. been completely overhauled Ford 7 ft.mower, with 2ft.in field; 900 bales brome& 1965 John Deere 10 ft. wheel MISCELLANEOUS attachment prairie hay. disc Comfort cover for D -C Case; Ford 2-16 plow MISCELLANEOUS 1964 John Deere 15A rotary belt pulley for W-6 IHC trac- Ford lister with fertilizer & 5 sections steel roofingfor field cutter, PTO tor; Lincoln 180 amp DC ,INTY chemical attachment hay, 30 ft.; new hydrauliccyl- IHC No. 39 2-16 roll over portable welder with Wiscon- Ford 2 -row cultivator inder and hose: 45 -bushelgrain plow with extra lays sin engine; 2 hydrauie cylin- ASSN, 2 -row monitor,3 point tank from combine;21'6" Montgomery Ward portable ders; 45 gallon3 of weed spray; RD Dearborn loader grain auger on 2 -wheeltrailer, hammer mill, has knives cement; large pile of railroad tractor for Ford 8N and hay feeder attachmentcar doors; Hotpoint 40 gal. el- with lift: 10'4" grain auger, ectric water heater, 3 months Silage fork,manure fork, dirtwith motor: old fanningmill; Oliver 12 -ft. springtooth SALE bucket, tanks, 2 -section flex harrow old; roll of No. 9 wire; work dozer blade, & hayfuel tank stand for 2 Hutchinson 16 ft. grain auger,harness. buck, allfor above loader with building (like new). Barb wire; oil lanterns; 10x20 Fordtractor cab 125 ft. electric 3 -wirecable: with 1/2 hp electric motor 12:30,11) cord: 100 A -Csidedelivery rake tarp, heavy duty; 2 14 -ft. wood- off Oil ooint blade 40 ft. 600 -volt 3 -wire 4 -section drag harrow with en bunks; 22 -ft. catle hay feed- Yard tumblebug Scraper ft.2 -wire cord: copperinsul- er;2 metal mineral feeders; 4 -wheel 10 ated 2 -wire cord: hogtroughs evener NSAS ft. heavy grader; oanels, 5 Van Brunt 12-8 grain drill 80 bu. metal hog feeder; 500 - extra 16 ft.blade for grader;and waterers: 32 Superior 16-8 grain drill gal. propane tank on running Case 5-16pull type plow; Caseboard, 6 to 16 ft.lengths: 8 Superior drill for repairs gears; 45 ft. propane hose; FEM°S 3.14 pulltype plow ; Case 12 heavy panels, feedrack style; new tires and wheels; walking ft. wheel 75 gal. sprayer, like new gy disc; Massey Harris12-14-16 ft. IHC 12 -ft. springtooth plow; antique horse drill. edigreed 11 oneway, power -lift 131/2 14 2 steel stock gates: 8' Ford 3 point cultivator 40 rolls of used barbed wire: Massey-Harris 8 ft. oneway;ft. long; 2 steelpigpanels,& M -M tractor mower pump jack; 100' of 1" rope; 13M13 rotarymower, 6 -ft.; long; 2 cattle oilers;Pamline Ford loader teeth; sheep feed- IRC drill, -bushel calf Horse mower; dump rake E ErBP S 18 hole, changed tomineral feeder; 30 ers; storage tank; plastic pipe; 2with 3 14 -ft.feed IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT er, planting furrow openers forcreep feeder: Pacific irrigation pump, 4", These and many other items Milo; Van Brunt drill,bunks; 4 12 -ft. calfbunks. kaba with Continental propane found at a clean-up sale. 16 hole;Letz 220 grinder; Other items notmentioned.

Sflle, INPWater% Mr. & Mrs. Herman Becker Mr. & Mrs. Louis V. Met Auct: Gerald Zimmer, PE 8-2010, Clerk: Downs argument in any National Bank Mahaska, Kansas The besttone of yourvoice Beloit, Kansas Clerk: First National Bank, Fairbury, Nebraska .debate is the S rysville, Au`e : Harold R. Siegel, 1528 F St., Fairbury, Nebr.,729.3651 and mannerof presentation. HeresDecember Price Forecast This year's lamb crop was down 6 GRADE A, MANUFACTURING keep Price Slightly higher lamb prices are in the MILK it -Steady. Prices will be Large offing for December,reportKansas percent from a year ago. Thus, slaughter at a seasonal during the October -December quarter high, but still about 15 cents Pre ssibiIty State University Extension economistsin lower than Po ce will be moderately below year earlier last year. of thePuro their monthly market forecast. levels. expo The lamb market should be somewhat HOGS - Steady. Prices Farmer stronger during the rest of the year,the The December forecast for other com- ly higher the second half ofmay be slight- are Av modities is as follows: the month, SO ter_ athr economists say. This is contrast to last " li ar g EGGS - Steady. Supplies continue resulting from a decrease inmarketings. ing Were. fall when lamb prices were steady to CORN, SORGHUM GRAIN )' fee al above market demands. - Steady CA. hea weak. SUpp SameOldIlayk Somenewboth! OurnewbottlejustCa ie out In fact, itcame out so pretty we're gift-y, itfor the holicays. Howcome wechangec ours 3ecause it looked likealot ofover Boi Bottles. NowourDottie'snot ke else's.Our Bourponnevei

LOUIS CO,FRANKFORT& KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, 86 PROOF, THE OLD TAYLOR DISTILLERY as December 5, 1967 Uta RING a prices de- will keep Grass & Grain ItsInk,Ivere 23 Mat of lower dy.Possibility Bill tire ofthe Purcell ed on an average of $20 an acre 1437he be more than the pasture in the of t si/ht Ts. Farmer hold - in mar mollth, Steady. northern area. early winteradvances. "There is more water avail- tIN kelingc,e Large feed "( ady, htly Lower. able in the Northern pastures," ging heavyfeeding. he said. "Not only is the pastureland in Southern Smith County evaluated higher than the rest of Smith Cdunty, it also is higher than the pastureland in neighboring Philips and Osborne Counties. "Osborne County taxes are based on an old evaluation. This means Smith County farms in the Osborne unified school district really do have a heavy tax load." R. W. Lumpkin, Smith County clerk, said there probably were some individual cases of over - evaluation. However, he said he believes the new valuation is basically fair. Roscoe Bush, U.S. Soil Con- servation Service office mana- Feedlot Activity ger at Smith Center, said there Things are busy in the feedlot. Farmer Leroy Millerkeeps a watch- was some difference in land in JSt ful eye on the operationon the farm east of Wamego. the north and south areas of the COT county. due to lower valuations. "The re-evaluation was done by we're(' Southwestern Smith County a professional firm, Cole Layer Farmlands' Annual farmers believe there isinjus-and Trumble of Dayton, Ohio, tice in the re-evaluation because and this group is familiar with pasture land in the southern pastureland in Kansas," Lump - Meeting This Week part of the county is more rockykin said. lancee and rough than the Northern Lumpkin said that, in his opin- About 10,000 delegates repre- Plambeck, farm director of area. ion, the southern area had not senting 1800 cooperatives in 12 radio station WHO, Des Moines, Sweat believes the rocky pas- carried its full load in taxes be- states are expected to attend and Monte Reese, Moreland, ture in the southern area is tax -fore the re-evaluation. ofof^or the 39th annual meeting of Okla., former southern region Farmland Industries, Inc., Wed- vice president of the Future tie'slid nesday through Friday at the Farmers of America. Municipal Auditorium, Kansas Speakers Wednesday will be City. Ernest T. Lindsey, president of )uroori nE Sen. James B. Pearson heads Farmland; Kenneth D. Naden, the list of speakers for the 3 - executive vice-president of the day event that includes Herb National Council of Co -Opera- tives, Washington, and Dr. Don Dennis Paarlberg, professor of agricul- Sarah Jeanne Kenneth Wanda David Shaw Haslouer Shields Largent Powell Brink tural economics, Purdue Uni- Holton Hope LincolnvilleGarden CityCaldwell Wichita versity. Home Impr.Bread Program Tractor Dairy Foods EntomologySheep On Thursday, Senator Pear- son will speak on "Strengthen- National 4H Champions ing Rural America -A Nation- These six Kansas 4Hers were named national al Commitment"; Plambeck, champions at the 46th annual 4H Club Congress at who just returned from an As-Chicago. ian trip, wil laddress the group on "Report From HungryCoun- tries" and Reese will talk on We are proud to anno--n-'e annointment of "When the Wells Run Dry." In the last fiscal year, Farm- RUSSELL JAMES Phone 913 ME 2-5016 land Industries' volume reached As authorized KALO dealer in Clay Center area a record 367 milliondollars, and savings or profits exceed 30 Clay Center, Kans. million dollars. About half the saving is returned in cash, and the balance in stock. Entertainment will be furnished Thursday night by theLaw- .aaa ONLY rence Welk All Stars,and the HOGMEN Swinging Choraliers ofUMKC KANSAS will perform at the women's ses- FOR PERCUSTOMER Wilburn Nelson ONEORDER sion. Buys Hatchery of YourSatisfaction We AreSo Sure $7.62 toTry We WillPay You At Manhattan Smith County 6 SwineConcentrate MANHATTAN - Sale of KALO No. Manhattan Hatchery to Wil- Taxpayers Argue BACKGUARANTEE do MONEY Kalo No.6 will burn Nelson of Morganville, risk, what feeders Ks., has been announcedby yourself, atour regular Kaloof from Value Of Pasture pigs,and why feed cost hatchery See foryour own with a soybean Mrs. Virgil Denz. The SMITH CENTER - Rocky for you on quality hogseven athighest changed to Nel- raising top 100 lbs., name has been pastureland and scarce water report $9.00 per son -ManhattanHatchery, and make cattlemen in southwestern $8.00 to the new owner hasassumed taxes are meal prices. Smith County believe Ill. Date Con- management. with CO., Quincy, en- Nel- too high in comparison THE KALO pounds ofKafo No.for whSwineI Nelson has operated the their neighbors to thenorth- ship 300 pounds Please ($45.151 Iget 50 son Poultry Farmsin the Mor- freightprepaid$38.13, sothat owner-west. centratecheck for ganville area, assuming A group of Southwestern close my 50 poundsas who estab- use I can ship from his father Smith County farmershave free. thatI am to satisfied, 1929. The isunderstood notcompletely prepaid, lished the business in complained to the SmithCounty It and ifI am factoryfreight will con- directed, pounds toyour Morganville facilities commission that there-evalua- 250 $38.13. tinue to operate. Nochange has is too high. return will refundmy tion of their area and you PhoneNo. been planned in thepersonnel Tax valuation inSmith Coun- at Manhattan. tywas raised 5million dollars Name R. F. D. The Manhattanpurchase in- and a total of 18 percent over the prepaid cludedallproperty at last ye,ar. Address freight the city, in- the taxes in Hatchery east of "In many cases, Ship to cluding feed milland growing southwestern SmithCounty at III. 62301 houses; and the newgrowing much as 100 shipment Qui have increased as Leave W.C.U. Bldg., houses betweenthe hatchery per cent,"said Lewis Sweat, KatoCo.,ncy, turkey farm "Mine Mail to The and Wamego. The spokesman for the group. any time cancelled was not included. have increased50 per cent." and maybe Mr. and Mrs.Nelson reside in Sweat said taxesin the north- This offeris limited, their three west part of thecounty in many Morganville with and children, a son15, a girl 11 instancesdecreased this year a boy 9. df,SE TRU° LigGTON FOR SALE: 59 big mostly An- 7coOwsG, quality Hereford /6 ABARC GRASS & GRAIN gus and Hereford cows with 26 we°ODigh1000 lbs., good black calves $225.00. Three Feb. or Mar. to calve $185. Paul let 1/2T registered Angus bulls.Good Phone 316 439-5354, Ev Pick' Kincaid, tra: stock saddle. Edith Phelan, ph. atoticora re 72, Allen, Kans. x40 ttaction IICLASSIFIEDADVERTISING Plus heater, less. Add 5c a word for additionalwords. SPE FOR SALE - Registered Short- rfound on RATES: $1 a week for 15 words or issue,flat -nWoef alrewgisatechl see ti CIAL: Four weeks for the priceof three. Boxed ads: $1.68 an inch per horn bulls, 15 to 20 months old. AngusaFOgRoodSAbsLEuelllesctio.Honeycutt Prc, and 1207 Moro, Manhattan, Kansas. Phone JE9-7558 Allen Lard, Clay Center, Kans. Angus Flee rate. Send your ads to Ag Press, Farm, Blue Rapids,Kansas. .olet1/2T. (25c handling charge if cash notwith order.) x41 enEre, radioan ANGUS BULLS for sale. All SEVERAL BIG ages to 2 years. Unusual size type servieeab '2`61/2.ft. bed age registered Holstein ickup, WANTED - Livestock: Steers and quality. Top bloodlines. Lar- from 20,000 lb. bulls 14T p6 or heifers. Will trade good151 gest selection in Kansas. Our dams,and Ylin MEMORIALS 100,000 lb. lifetimerecord around b IH 14 ft. combine. John McCor-bulls are working in many top Harold Scanlan, gap Notices x41 R1, Abilene. pick mick, Assaria, Kans. commercial herds. Kenmore let Farms, Roxbury, Kans., Phone FOR SALE- 10 head °speed,61/2"ft CEMETERY SPF REGISTERED Duroc andKenneth Moore, No. 9 or 2314. Angus heifers, equipmei Yorkshire boars. Serviceable all guaran room SB41 open but all areold enough pickup,. MEMORIALS age. Phone 753-2314. Wilbur f Lawrence E. Welter breeding. Also likenew 250 transmis Talkington, Matfield Green, CHAROLAIS BULLS 20 mo., cattlefeeder. Leon Oda d AUCTIONEER 54 Year Continuous Service Kans. x42 %, to purebred. Delivered guar- Hope, Kansas. PhoneGeiser(, REAL ESTATE BROKER Display Located on US24 anteed. Paul Mannel, Lincoln, Elmo East of City Limits FOR SALE - 20 cows 3-6 yrs. S Pick Your Sale Solicited old. Granddaughters of Mill Ir-Kansas. x41 Edr'T oror IV; etdi teihod: Twhs WE OFFER 10Horned Large or Small on C182 and Royal Husker3rd. FOR SALE - 10 registered An-fords at Marshall 11 ter SCHAUBEL Bred to HCR True Onward 086, County EAST HIGHWAY US 24 gus heifer calves sired by M. December 16, 1967.4 sons and and bumper MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 MONUMENT CO., INC. champion bull at Kansas StateBardoliermere K6. A ton bull daughters of IVIoxley NEw NOW Fair for 2 years. Clean pedi- Hall Real Estate ME 2-3531 bred by Kansas State Universi- ver Mischief 12. Heifersbred RR 3 Box 20 grees. 10 bulls 18-24 mo. old ofty. Champion bull at Topeka Upstream Golden Onward ask us .why - And General Sales Clarence Blanc, President same breeding. Carl 0. Hug, and Hutchinson Fairs. Honey- 3 sons and 1 daughter like mac CLAY CENTER Carbondale, Kansas. SB40 cutt Angus Farm, Blue Rapids, stream Golden Onwardof ll Kansas. x41 demar Hanke & Son, W FOR SALE - 53 cows, coming \Tulle, Kans. Wa second calf. 27 Herefords, 26 FOR SALE - Registered York- Ed Reimer MONUMENTS Angus. To calve soon. Phone shire boars, serviceable age or NATIONALLY ACCRED PR 6-8724 Manhattan. x40 AUCTIONEER younger. Lauer Farm, R3, Hope, SPF Purebred Yorkshireope Kansas 67451. Phone Acme 1006 gilts.Serviceable age. Obermeyer, Oi We Specialize in Selling MANHATTAN FOR SALE - 35 Angus & Here- H Open tc MONUMENT CO. ford cows, calving now. Some or 1008. x42 Herrs 4 miles westof Li 0421 DAIRY CATTLE Kans. Ph. DI 8-2252. GTON, KANS "A complete Sale Service" are registered. Will sell part orFOR SALE - American saddle x J. J. BEAUDET an. 7 head with 350 lb. calves.mare, broke. Call evenings af- FOR SALE -9 purebred Raymond Nedwed, Fostoria, YoRill BL 8-2421 For Phone or write for sale Office and Display ter 5p.m. Phone 792-3305. shire pigs, 6 weeks, nice.Pho Appointme dates. Ks., Phone 224-3407, Westmore- Frank H. Srna, Barnard, Kan- 456-9407 Wamego. Telephone 367.2373 123 No. 3rd land. x40 sas 67418. x41 E TRUCKS Al GOESSEL, KANSAS FOR SALE -20 Registe RIGHT FOR FA "Marion County" Office Phone Res. Phone PUREBRED CHAROLAIS 2 REGISTERED YORKSHIRE Hereford bulls, 2 -years old, breeding bulls, including quali-yearling boars from Alexandersired by 2000 lb. CK Esq T 6-cyl., lo' PR 8-5137 PR 8-4978 fied C.M.S. Bred with the com-SPF herd, Deshler, Nebr. Back - and Battle Intense bloos mercial man inmind. Loren 4wheel drive MANHATTAN, KANS. fat 0.9 inch and 1 inch. Index Muscling, gainability andal For Complete Bott, Linn, Kans. 66953. x42 117 and 125. Interested buyers $300 to $450. Warren St. Pie motor Auction Service I AM BUYING all classes andcall or see Paul Miller, Blue 10 miles east of Concordia, 24on 2-spd., 82 Selling & Clerking Dale Wells sizes of stocker and feeder cat- Rapids, Kans., CA 6-7235,S1340 Kans., phone 913 446-3631'mount box & hoi Call us collect for fore 8:00 a.m. buyer tle on order. Large runs of thin WANT TO BUY 2 good Hol- rd Ron 4-sp sale dates & rates. cattle from drouth areas,for stein milk cows to freshen soon. Tradewind box any information call Evan Po-Also 2 year old Angus bull. A.FOR SALE - 2 Angus he NT trucks w/ Morris Pollmann gi,e, bonded order buyer. phone bulls, 3 yrs. old. Marvin Jo 765-3988 Alma, Ks. H. Carlson, Olsburg, Kansas., choice at $295. SURGE EX 2-2869, Minneapolis, Ks. x40 468-3576. x40 son, Brookville, Kans. Phone George Pollmann 225-4575. bye a NEW 4-v Pipe Line Bucket Milkers FOUNDATION COW herd pack- OUTSTANDING MEAT type pickup, V-8 636-8531Paxico, Ks. Stalls age, 42 head top quality grade boars, carcass data. Offering FOR SALE - Purebred Sou 324 Frederick ME 2-2811 Angus heifers, oi,t of Scotch Yorkshire, Hampshire, Duroc down flock, twenty ewes, 6kw a new 1968 CLAY CENTER, KANS. bulls, pregnancy tested to calveand Black Poland China, also 6 rams, 15 lambs. Louis Coo 2 tonner for in Spring, as two year olds. AllPoland China gilts. Don Gro- Minneapolis, Kans. EX 2- If you neec FARMS same brand and bred to half nau, Newton, 316 AT 3-6571. truck, come t brothers, sons of International x40 kok over the h Grand Champion. Call Byron 4 HOLSTEIN heifers to f We have atri Stout after 6:00 p.m., area 316PUREBRED SPOTTED or soon. John W. Jahnke, Rile RANCHES - HOTELS - CAFES Livestock MU 6-6407, 1214 E. Douglas, Yorkshire bredgiltsfor Jan- Kansas. Phone HU 5-2275. Wichita, Kansas. x40 uary and February farrowing. er Chev. Real Estate Selling 40 head. E. T. Lindquist FOR SALE - 35 Angus & EIGHT REGISTERED Angus & Son, Waterville, Kans.; ST ford cows $165 head. Calving 625 Lincoln Selling At Auction WANTED TO BUY bulls, 12 to 20 months. 6 regis- now. Some are registered. ME 2-2101 FEEDER HOGS 5-2358 or ST 5-2784. SB43 sell Dart or all. 7 head with CENTER, KA It's experience and performance40 to 100 lbs. Top prices paid. tered, bred heifers coming two, that count. If you are looking 4 grade heifers same age. CarlSELLING 100 head bred WF 350 lb. calves. Raymond N for property, as an investment J. D. SIMPSON C. Andersen, Jamestown, Con- heifers, choice quality, OCV. wed, Fostoria, Kans., Phone 130 Grant Ave., Junction City cordia, Phone CH 3-2762. x41 Bob Boxberger, Russell, Kans., 3407 Westmoreland. Can Mak( or for use, stop by and inspectPhone CE 8-3754 or CE 8-3939 our listings. HIGH QUALITY registered ser- phone 913 483-5136. SB43 FOR SALE - Naturally a er Deal N( DAIN'S viceable age Yorkshire boars for FOR SALE - Horned Hereford ited SPF Hampshire gilts. G sale. Neill R. Walker, Rt. 2, Mc-bull. Five years old, Zato Heir Wietharn, Axtell, Kansas. While Wetrc REAL ESTATE Dairymen - Buy 736-2777. Silver Lake, Kans. 582.2770 Pherson,Kans.,phone CH breeding. Clean pedigreed. Have 6 miles west of Topeka The Best For Less 1-2599. x44 his calves to show. Dale Miller, REGISTERED ANGUS b Catching UF On.US Highway 24 We have for your selection Milford. Phone CE 8-7354, Junc- 20 months, rigged, excellen FOR SALE: 100 Hereford & 25 m at all times the largest supply young Angus cows, some calvestion City. x41 weight gainability. Keller's ROBT. G. "BOB" WILSON of at side. Leonard & Allen Travel-REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE & Creek Angus Farm, Chase, Auctioneering Sales Mgr. FRESH SPRINGER ute, Waterville, Kans. x41 Poland China boars ready for 316 WE 4-2124. HOLSTEIN - GUERNSEY NATIONALLY ACCREDITED service. Dean Funston, Abilene, FOR SALE - 45 2 yr. old All Types of Sales JERSEY SPF registered Durocs. If youKans. Phone Buckeye 3311. x43 gus heifers start calvingM SWISS and MILKING are interested in some good 35 3 yr. olds, some calving n FOR SALE - Purebred Hamp- balance March. Heifers are Phone 494-2552 SHORTHORN COWS & breeding stock. Please see these FoAviinDYgODUEDRA: shire boars and gilts. Glenn E. choice to fancy quality. Off' El Box 118 HEIFERS outstanding boars & gilts. Ser- Miller, Vermillion, Kans. Phone St. George, Kans. viceable age, guaranteed. Harold 382-4220. ly calfhood and Lepto va Financing available-up to24 x43 ed and pregnancy tested. S mos. Brumm, R 3, Junction City, Ks. Ph. Phone collect CE 8-7258 SB41 FOR SALE - 20 good big reg- to Registered Angus Bulls. OPEN EVENING CONSERVATION ID 9-2346, Jamestown,Burton` SPECIALS istered Holstein heifers with K 100 head of open Holstein hei- HIGH QUALITY registered ser-bull now. Dames of these hei- L. Richards, Scottsville, fers viceable age boars for sale. fers have excellent records. Al- LAND IMPROVEMENT Neill R. Walker, Rt. 2. McPher-so 5 extra good registered heif- Ham RibRA1touesCuirTEtosnl,rit 50 head Holstein heifer calves FOR SAT.F-Approx. 40 FoMINepnehdsrANosn: son, Kans., phone CH 1-2599. ers to freshen in March. John half "Soil Conservation Doesn't sb40 York pies. Sorrelor mare, Cost-It Pays" CALVES! CALVES! Webb, Baldwin, Kans., Phone ter to Heavenly Gold& Gold We will have 400 to 500 calves 913 594-3102. x43 Bum beef cross. 2 weeks to 450 lbs. FOR SALE- Registered Poll- Vanity. David Demaray, Ponds, terraces, waterways, ed Hereford cows, 3 to 9yearsSHORTHORN BULLS suitable Oak, Kans. and leveling, drainage ditch- At our barn every week for the old lo;ricoETad 18 month old registered for crossbreeding commercial Ps iperki es, clearing, landscape grad- next several months. Polled bull. Oliver Klein, Clay ing. or Purebred use. Any age to ii..tengirnaens' Center, Kansas. x40 2 years old. Keith Lauer, R 3, m25°issiosir W. G. WIEBE 914U. Jack FOR SALE- Duroc boars, ser-Abilene, Kans. x43 Ch] Roggendorff Phone CI 4-7625 Kans.,I Conservation Construction Summerfield, Kansas viceable age. HIT 5-2279, Riley, FOR SALE -A 3 yr. old Reg- DAIRY PELLETS, rarmepe Arthur Roggendorff Clarence or Verlyn Larson,Rt. istered Hereford bull. CK Es- andallkindsoffertilize 4, Manhattan, Kansas. x40 quire breeding. A big rugged Co.,107 Phone JE 9-3984 Manhattan Milling IT Ch 1630 OSAGE-MANHATTAN individual,good breeder & Pierre, Manhattan. CALVES REGISTERED POLLEDHere- guarantee. Swenson Bros., Con- 4 HEREFORDS, ANGUS ford bulls 12 to 18 mnothsold. pasture, gEsxtarl. cordia, Kans. Phone CH 3-1419. WANTED -- WinterPh. 6 -Silt or Black Whiteface calves Phone Navarre. HarryRiffel, x40 160 acres or more. Hope, Kansas. x46 DAIRY SUPPLIES coming from North Wyoming REG. SHORTHORN bulls, reds Manhattan. 3 REGISTERED SERVICEABLE Weights from 300 lbs. and up & roans. Sired by the 2000 lb. age Real Silver Domino Here- Broadarrow 7th. Glenn E. Lacy Wamego Delivery can be made in one ford bulls coming two inMarch. week or less with only 20 hrs. & Son, Ph. 4274513, Miltonvale, ladio;iPrings ar Also two Hereford bullseligible Kansas. Dairy Supply on the road. for registering. JohnD. Erick- x43 These are good calves for ason, Olsburg, Kans., Phone FOR SALE - Nationally ac- .4411:Eilvug:":1eiodaltev960Yrba5:sda:uro::. Located At good price. Straight from the 468-3329. GMC Bit -O -Gold Cheese Bldg. farm to you. See them at my x40 credited Yorkshire opengilts. TWO YEAR OLD 15-16 Phone HO 1-5744, Kenneth Vis- TRUCKS Dave Doperalski farm. Charo-ser, Wakefield, Kans. x43 lais bull.2 yearling 15-16 Char- 1/4 Ton - 60Ton Authorized DeLaval Dealer olais bulls artificially Rubber parts for all makes Norman Kahle Amigo the famo,'s sired byFOR SALE - 36 head whiteface Sales &Service Service for all makes certified and crossbred springer cows, 6 MOTORS Phone 466-2855 meat sire. Guaranteed TRI-COUNTY Used milk machines, all makes in everycalves at side, price $165 per MANHAITAN DELAVAN, KANSAS way. Robert Siemsen, Holyrood,head. See Theo. R. Stowell, Ph. 307 N. 3rd 12 ,;" 1965 A, We would appreciate being Kansas.252-3438. V8 ye. 3 bedn of service to you. x40 2-4275, Frankfort, Kansas. x40 FOR SALE -1965 Chev, built lit all'2.5623. ClayCI FOR SALE - Rugged top qual- WILL TRADE tornmerciallYJE ity registered - Big type Pol-FOR SALE - Registered An- pickup, with$1700. Call Phone 456-7200 Angus bulls. led Hereford bulls, for RR1, WAMEGO, KANSAS Blacktop Farms, Baileyvill-', Ks. corn orgus bulls. Eldon Umscheid, St. metal cover, E. Crowl, late model pickup. Delbert 9.3291, Clarence S}142 Phone TW 5-4333. x40 John- George, Phone 456-2372, Wame- son, Junction City, Kans. x43 go. x41 Manhattan. K)01) FARMS THESE TRUCKS PRATT rnr 71\TPV II A 7kTi, FARMS FOR SALE laalih sa A , weigh NGTON 120 acres in Clay County; or NI I IN FIER" 43 4820 acre unimproved Nicely improved 200A on oil, Specials At Topeka 316 vERY ONEA BARGAIN acres in grass, balance is tillable cattle and in homestead. Has ranch with irrigationpossibili- modern home, 110 acres culti- pickup, V-8 a goodties unlimited: Land vated, balance pasture and BUY NOW AND SAVE REAL chevrolet modern 9 room house,a good is sandy and MONEY. NO INTEREST OR autome atictransmis- barn, cement block an abundance of waterat 250 meadow, allconservation SALE rearaxle, chicken feet. Fences works completed,$34,000 INSURANCE CHARGE ON i npositraion house, 2 car garage, are in good repair, 5(1 select \' plus many implement good native with excellent purchase con- is bulls. ITof °die' and heater, shed and other buildings. grass, water wells NEW OR USED EQUIPMENT not found on a new ty of good water to housePlen- in all pastures.Producing gas tract. PURCHASED NOW TILL a, Hine 4°,1% faturesin a see this one. and well with prospects Unimproved 80 on 36 Hi -way ne. Stop other buildings. One for more. 14a, mile from east Belleville, NEXT SUMMER. Chevrolet OsFleetside blacktop and on a goodsanded Realistically pricedat only $100 half cultivat- mgine,3 -speed road. Only five miles from per acre. ed, half pasture, $12,800 on THIS WEEKS SPECIAL ERAL 131G radio and heat - Mil- contract register,e, urnn shift, ford Lake. Can be purchasedon New MF 222 corn head for 300 20,00qHr 61/2 ft. bed contract. Unimproved 160on oil NW or 410 combine, freight dam- r, and a Lloyd H. Mills Belleville, Fordy2T pickup,8 -foot Price $225 per REALTORS 112 A cultivated, aged, list price $2050, our 6 -cylinder,4- acre. balance pasture $25,000, with price $1450 tylesidebed 111, 304 West St. 10% down, 10% March 1, then peed, wraparound bumper Write or call (24.40 Hiway) 1964 MF22 corn head for 300, , SALE y2T pickup, V-8 AC 913 VI 5-2712 $1,000 per yr. plus interest. extra good, was $1075, now us her; Chevrolet J. FRED MARTIN TONGANOXIE, KANS. Improved 60, modern home, $895 an ngine, 3-speeI,61/2 -ft. bed but all aro' equipment Rural Properties plenty out buildings, 40 acres1961 IH91 combine, one owner, AL% Inth custom grass,20 cultivated,anice excellent condition, with cab, Ford 3/4Tpickup, V-8 en Wenger Agency TA 7-3641 place to live $12,00, good con- was $1995, now k feeder, Leeereq transmission, 8- 640A NEAR KANORADO e, Kansas. p gin e4.spee4 SALINA, KANSAS tract available 1960 MF82 combine,12',$com- watti wrap around 110k oot bed 640 acre improved farmnorth of I have found farms for 28 pletely reconditioned, was mper Kanorado; REA, phone,school $2375, now $2195 Y4T pickup, VS bus, 1 irrigation well. buyers thus far in 1968. I have °FFER RN Chevrolet SHORT WALK TO K-STATE $180 acre 30 farms to show you in a 20001964 Ford picker-sheller for s at rnarabeii ngine, 4-SPee Fleet- Excellent 2000acre ranch SE square mile area, farms of var- Ford tractor, used 2 seasons, IN MANHATTAN $595 ?tuber 16,1961 `,14lide bed,radi), heater and Concordia; good fences,13 ious sizes, priced according to was $795, now ;titerso wrap aroundbumper ARCHITECT DESIGNED lakes, 2 sets improvements,bor- size and potential use. Call col-1963 MF300 combine 13', fully Mischieffl2 HOME - Central ders US 24 equipped, one owner, real NI BUY NEVi,r NOW entrance plan, - $135 acre lect for appointment so that I tream Golden spacious living & dining can show what is available. good condition, was $4975, Don't ask uswhy - but room, 640 acres irrigated, 63,000bu. now $4595 )1Is and 1 .ikemad. carpeted, wood burningfire- storage, 4 wells, excellentshop, am Golden 'retrading place;lots $300 acre 1957 MH2O field harvester, PTO Onipaii of builtin book - and 640 acres dry - Kvasnicka Realty drive, very good with knife Larlianke & shelves & storage; land, $127.50. North of screened pa- Colby . GERALD A. KVASNICKA sharpener $225 Kans. OBERMEYER tio porch; very efficientkitchen, 1600 acres combination utility room off kitchen; grass & Realtor 1959 MF 92 combine, airplane l'IONALLY 2 bed- irrigated farm, 40x50roundtop, HADDAM, KANS. tires, one owner, A-1 mechan- A rooms with special emphasison good corrals, REA,phone, Ph. FR 6-2874 ically, was $2495, now $2295 Purebredyo* storage closets; central school bus. s. air con- - $200 acre 1959 MH 1 corn head for 80 or Serviceable leyer, Owner ditioned; part basement;attrac- WOODBINE AREA: A dandy Ts 4 rates arvin Obern tive terms 82 combine, new gathering BL 8-2421 Open to 9 p.m. - $25,850. 160 acre improved farm. 66 acres chains $175 is. Ph, DI 82111, BETWEEN UNIVERSITY CFNE WATSON cultivated, balance in blue stem BERINGTOrc, KANSAS & REAL ESTATE 1952 MH Super 26 combine, 12', 1 SALE SENIOR HIGH- Excellent fa- 14 Hillcrest pasture. Good fences and water. airplanetires,reconditioned -9/0'N, -2421 For mily home; 4 bedrooms 316 MO 3-3174 5 pigs, 6 weeki Call BL 8 Pius Hutchinson, Kansas 7 -room modern house. Black top and ready to go $595 Evening Aipointment den; center hall plan; specially road. Priced tosell. Lancaster 9407 Waite?), DOUG WILDIN 1952 MH 27 combine, good con- designed home; woodburning Rt. 1, Hutchinson, Kans. Realty, Junction City, Kans. dition, was $495, now $395 THESE TRJCKS ARE fireplace; formal dining Phone CE 8-6809 SB40 SALE- 31?' room, 316 MO 2-7543 1961 IH 76 combine, PTO, good .eford 'ST RIGHTFOR FARMS large kitchen; full basement; condition $275 bulls, 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, breeze- d by 2fpo ib shaded yard- $32,000. 1961 MH 20 corn head for 80 Chev. 3/4T6-cyl., low mile - way with attached garage, gas or 82 combine, extra good con- Battle Intenteli,;ge MOVE IN BEFORE CHRIST- FOR RENT: yard light. 229 E. 6th, Chapman, scling, dition $395 gainaklity ej, Jeep 4-wheel drive pickup MAS - Convenient toMarlatt Kans. Phone WA 2-6771 x41 to $450. wane: new moto school - 3 bedroom home,2 PRICED FOR QUICK SALE baths, full basement, attached FOR SALE - 320 acre pasture, New MF65 rotary cutter,51/2 - miles east 0 Arr-Ford 2 -ton2-spd., 825 tires; Farm In ft.3 -point hitch, rear wheel as, nhone 913 YR. mount bc & hoist to garage; all brick, well landscap- 4 miles North of Westmoreland, buyer ed yard - very good buy Kans. on Hiway 99. See E. H. $325 - New Winpower 6'3 -pt. ord 2 -tonV-8, 4-spd., good $21,750 Jackson County Moore, Westmoreland, Kansas. blade, 6 Tradewind box NEAR GRADE SCHOOL SB43 list price $95, our price $69 R SALE 3 New Kewanee 8'demo. - 2 Asp r 11/21' trucks w/ boxes;bedroom home, large living disk, Is, 3 yrs. old. Malt FOR SALE - Quitting bu,si- weathered, HD blades, list ur choice at $295. room, carport, low down pay- 280 to 520acres , Brookville, Kars?. ness, everything at discount, or $585, our price $395 ment, immediate possession Viking PTO hammer mill, 4575. e have aVEW 4 -wheel only $11,000. - will sell store complete. Fengels al- Chev. pickup, V-8, 4-spd. Write Box 1009 BB Grocery, Oak Hill, Kansas. 67472 ways shedded, very good con- R SALE - Purebt EAST AGGIEVILLE- 2 bed- x41 dition, $195 m flock, twenty 5?e have a riew 1968 Chevy room home plus large partially Manhattan, Kansas New modern box scraper, lever as, 15 lambs, bEis (';series 2 tonner for immedi- finished 3rd bedroom;gas log WANTED TO RENT - Father type scarifier teeth, list $370, meapolis, Kan delivery. Ifyou need a newfireplace; basement apartment, & son partnership would like to our price $225 used truck,come toSkin- garage. For the economy -mind- Fulmer Real Estate rent a large farm. Full line ofMono 5' pull type cutter demo., & look over the large seed buyer - $10,500. CATHERINE J FULMER equipment. Write Box 1009 LH, nepwriegeuarantee, list $380, our [OLSTEN heifers t: . We have a truck for For Complete REALTOR Manhattan, Kansas 66502. x40 $225 n. John W. Jahrk. 1962 Super C Farmall, recent Real Estate Service 540A IMPROVED farm.Wa- asas. Phone HU51" To Buy Or Sell Office 456-7696 baunsee Co. 55A hay meadow, overhaul, new tires and paint, Call excellent condition $695 R SALE - 35 Asp! kinner :hey. Co. Res. 456-9281 200 cropland in wheat, $125 an 1952 MH 44tractor, new en- 625 Lincoln acre. A -OK Realty, Wakefield, d cows $165 head WAMEGO gine overhaul, power steer- v. Some are reit. ME 2-2101 Maurice McNeil Ks. x40 ing, near new tires, A-1 con- part or all. 'I ha:CLAY CENTER, KANS. FOR SALE: 120 acres, unim- dition $595 lb. calves. Rayr: Realtor proved with waterways and ter-Twin-nraulic man,,re loader for 1, Fostoria, Kans., Si Suite No. 11 4 -bedroom, large living room & MH 30 or 44 tractor, double- You Can Make dining room, finished in oak, races.Located 5 miles east of 7 Westmoreland. A Union National Bank Building Lillis on good rock road.Har- acting cyls.,goodcondi- Office PR 6-4801 Res. JE 9-5164 nice kitchen. About one acre. old Woolsoncroft, Vermillion, tion $225 R SALE - Natnri.!Better DealNow MANHATTAN Natural gas. $15,750. Ks. Centralia phone 857-3799. 755 Discount on Large I SPF Hampshire 3 -bedroom, full basement & ga- x40 Select Group of Slow Aharn,Aztell, While We're rage, 2 bedrooms in basement, Moving MH and MF 2777. Carlson Agency bath up & down. Near BluemontLOCKER PLANT for sale in Parts in Stock. Catching Up School. $14,000. Axtell, Kansas.Building in- GISTERED 8th & POYNTZ cludes complete slaughter and months, rgged, W '68 FORD -MUSTANGS MANHATTAN, KANSAS Wenger Imp]. Co. processing facilities. Contact Boys Inditstrial ght gainabilaY,XE1:. NDERBIRDS- FORD 0. W. Faith Everett CarleenatAxtell, ek Angus Farra FARMS FOR SALE REAL ESTATE School Road UCKS Phone 736-2866; or residence, off US 24 WE 42124, 80 acre farm, most in meadow 302 East Poyntz, 8-3786 or 9-7797 Beattie, Kansas., Phone 25. Arriving and pasture. 2 -bedroom home SB40 Store CE 4.8198 Daily modern except heat. New wat- MANHATTAN, KANSAS Res. FT, 7-0613 NORTH TOPEKA heifers saw At FordCountry er system, just installed, on FARMS FOR SALE 3 yr. olds, song T.;', good all weather road. Mail AT knee March. 11.,,e1,;,' YOUR route & school bus by home. NEAR MANHATTAN, KANS. Farm Equipment ACAL FORD GOOD SELECTION lee to fancY40°Q., DEALER... Owner willsellfarm,live- 60A, close to Manhattan alfhood and141.:, GGS (FORD)MOTORS stock, farm machinery, com-211A, good creek bottom OF USED TRACTORS and pregnant" OPEN EVENINGS plete or sell separate. 15 min-280A, 2nd river bottom AT OUR NEW LOCATION tegistered Angus.!.; ute drive from KSU. RANK RATEFINANCING No improvements on either 1 -STOP SERVICE 1951 Super M Farmall 9-2346, Jarnest"Ti,',., 480 acre farm, 110 acre of farm of the above farms. Chain Saws '1949 M Farir all Richards, Scoits1 land,bal.pasture and mea-500A 1st & 2nd river bottom, 971 dsl. Ford; 850 Ford ggs (Ford) Motors dow. With modern home & well improved, and most all HOMELITE & MONO 1949 Ford 8N w/ new Superior 'WhereCustomers Send silo. Number of good farmunder irrigation. loader Their Friends" buildingson mailroute, Nice 2 & 4 bedroom homes in Priced from $109 1949 Ford 8N, excellent k pies, NI & Houston school bus. This farm can be 1962 JD 1010, extra good 60,:. Phone 83525 Manhattan. Service & parts for all makes. to Heavenly bought on contract. Thisis 1957 Ford Major diesel Deno CHEVROLET We can take care of your saw. titv. David pickup, long a good livestock farm. Call or see: 1946 Ford 9N, a good one bed,overload springs. der engine Six 320 acre farm,100acreso' Geo. Hoerner KIRO Service MACHINERY speed transmission,250 series, creek bottom farm land, 110 REAL ESTATE JD No. 43 corn sheller $1,550. 22,000 acres pasture, with home, Phone PR 6-9392 6 miles west of Topeka on US24 Toro & BMB rotary cutters ItnlorelandJack Chilcott, barn, shed. This is an estate MANHATTAN, KS. Phone 913/582-2770 Kewanee 14' 6" wheel disc 623, ' Kans., Phone and heirs anxious to sell this rornhead for 611 Ford comb. x40 farm priced to sell quick. PEARSON it SALE BUILDINGS FOR SALE - One 1964 Chevrolet 3/4 800 acre livestock farm locatedbuilding 25x100 ft., can be cut Burns -Salisbury 1°11g -widebox, 6 cylinder, on good all weather road. 250 all Farrowing Crates tattaa MI° , heavy 4- any length; 1 20x36, 1 20x66, prings andover- acres farm land, 100 acres inwithout floors. They are good Pearson Better -Built East US24 3V0Ootormils.Extra good. alfalfa, 50 acres wheat. Bal. for sheds or warehouses. 1 20x66 LIQUID MANURE WAGONS wintEr Co., Marysville, pasture and meadow, large with floor;1 garney 10x14; PR 8-5731 NTED - hog shed, modern home, barns All Dealer Inquiries Welcome acres or Ore' SB43 horse barn 16x20 real good. ItSALE shed, plenty water, a choice can be delivered. BobSmith Sal- MANHATTAN itraffall ton. 1965 Chevrolet set-up for livestock farming. vage Co., Solomon, Kans.SB41 Gaylord Mfg. Co. wide box, V-8, LA CYGNE, KS.66040 heavy rings 4- For more information on radio,h these farms, we have more FOR SALE - Pasture land, 320 duty rear to offer, Coll or see LAW- acres on blacktop, 860Ain oneFOR SALE - Two bucket Bearman Eqpt. Co. mileage, excellent RENCE WELTER, PR 8- tract on all weather road, cross Sears surcingle milker with De MyersMns.Motors Co.,Marys- 3455, Manhattan. HAROLD fences, good never failingwater Allis-Chalmers & and windmills. Pete Hawkinson, Laval pump. Roy Sheppard, Minneapolis Moline SB43 CARLSON, Broker PR 8- Phone Ols- Tescott, Kans., Tele. 2834611. 3083. Frankfort, Kans., x40 WAMEGO, KS. burg 468-3378. x40 456-2310 100 ACRE FARM nearDwight, FOR SALE - 200 acres unim-FOR SALE - New Dempster FOR SALE- Used Big Dutch- MIR Kans. 60 pasture, 40 crop.Home proved land in Marshall coun- % hp submersible pump com- man hog feeding equipment. 16 and farm building ingood re- total. Soil plete with 42 gal. tank and 130pens, slats, fence waterers, fog- ALE ty. Presently in ASC ft. new 1% in. pipe. Leonard gers, feeders, 4 fans, time clocks. e, 12' .:F, 1965 Mobile pair.$4000 down. Jim Kirke-bank program, Phone Mrs.Don e3 Real Es- Berger, Hanover, Kans., Water-Lowell Larsen, Lincoln, Kansas. Sherman . minde, Auctioneer and Becker, or Mrs. Bob Roberts, 277-3565. ClaybedroomCenter,At tate Broker, 135 E. 29th,Topeka, SB40 ville Phone 5-2394. x41 x43 ME2.5623, SB41 Herington, Kans. x40 Kans. 66605. AM 6.4590. NEW & USED BLANDING OF BELOIT WICHITA FARM MACHINERY OFFERINGS reason GI 1968 170 gas tractor 1959 JD 830 dsl., dual hyd. 1951 WD AllisChalmers 2 1953 JD 60 gas, RC, live hyd. tractor, A-1, new paint & PTO WANTED- mARR 1954 WD 45 tractor, complete 1951 JD A with 45 loader & for year round ONLY $39 overhaul, new paint pushoff stacker work ongraii SEE US FOR CLEAN, livestock farm.Modern gore Dempster 8 ft. tool carrier 1967 5 -ft. Bush Hog cutter, 3 -1950 JD A with Powr-Trol & LATE MODEL EQUIPMENT furnished, 2 houai C-ose 7 ft. rear mount mower Roll-a-matic mi. from ClaSSifie point hitch 1966 JD 4020D, 600 hrs., 3 -pt., Write Box1009 RS. to pia, of its John Deere 3-16 plow 1967 9 ft. Krause chisel, 3 pt. 1951 JD D with individual 23 -in. rubber, big fenders Kans. Mania rieWSWeek] BMB 5 ft. rotary -mower frame 1967 11 ft. Kewanee disc har- brakes 1966 JD4020 LP, 650 hrs., 3 -pt., any Cockshutt 3-16 plow row Several good plows - 3x16, 18.4 rubber HELP WANTED- Man has 1967 12 ft. Krause disc harrow 4x16 & etc. 1963 JD 4010D std., clean erate a grainelevator ONLY $79, 1967 Homelite chain saws, all 15 ft. Ad -Flex V -plow, like new 1962 JD 3010D, 18.4 tires, 3 -pt. have an opening Ford reversible dirt scoop JD 81/2 ft. KBA wheel disc, good for oilsta gore sizes in stock 1962 JD 3010 gas, 3 -pt. $3150 attendant. FarmersUnion Ford 2 -row cultivator 1967 Number 170, D-17 loader 4 1966 No. 95 combines, 16 & 19 1966 Case 930LP, fully eqpt. Business Assn.,St. Marys, Dempster 2 row mtd. lister 1967 New Idea fertilizer spread- feet 600 Ford 4 row mtd. weeder 1 1963 No. 95 combine, 16 ft. addvesilaisleisn.g2:: er 1960 Case 930D std. $3$5950 ran5 0 1967 3-16 mounted plow 1 1961 No. 55 combine, 14 ft. 1959 AC D17 fully equipped Grainr ONLY $99 1 1959 No. 55 combine, 14' 1967 4 row rear mounted cultiva- 1957 M&M R w/ loader .. $400 an Allis 3 btm. 14" mtd. plow 1 1954 No. 55 combine, 14' last year. M&M 5 btm. 14" plow on rubber tors 1958 JD 720B std., clean . $2500 Used 4 row Massey Harris lister 1 1951 Gleaner A, 14 ft. Good selection of late moled IHC 4 btm. 14" plow on rubber 1 New No. 6 JD forage harvest- JD 55 and 95 combines Land Tandem trailer with sides with fertilizers er, 1 row Sell Ford 6 ft. side mt. mower Used Ned Idea side rake Good Selection of Late Cars & Used Allis-Chalmers PTO sideBuy now - use for 67 tax pur- Model JD 55 & 95 Combines ARMY SURPLUS ONLY $149 rake poses. Interest waiver on JD OUTSIDE WRITE Seed, Anti Cement mixer, 3 pt. 1 sack Used IHC silage cutter and pipe CP. Finance till well into 1968. FINANCE CHARGE WAIVED Buy, The Used 1951 Allis Chalmers 60 all - TILL MARCH 1 PAINT JD 900 12 ft. tool carrier crop harvester WALDON DOZERS the least BMB 5 ft. rotary mower Used 1947 Allis Chalmers 60 all For Farm Tractors $2.93 Ford 12 ft. spring tooth Western Impl. Co. fied. New Ford 6 ft. rear blade crop harvester Per Gallon Used 1966 Sears 28 hp outboard Blanding Impl. Co. 2256 S. West St. 6 ft. front dozer blade engine complete with controls WICHITA, KANSAS Kimberly Washable and gas tanks Call WH 34261 Vinyl Latex Wall ONLY $199 PE 8-3066 Pain 1958 Case 130 mtr. twine baler 2 used 25 hp Scott outboard en- 1955 NH S66 mtr. twine baler gines complete with controls ALLIS ROTO-BALER, baled FAITH'S Ford Standard manure loader and gas tanks BELOIT, KS. only 5000 bales. Very excellent, Furniture Ford front mt. cultivator $575. Alfred Roeder, Seneca, New 3 hp -6 hp - 91/2 hp - 18 East US 24 PR c Ford economy cultivators hp Evinrude outboard engines Kansas. x40 MANI-LkTrAN 114 ,10v .7 HERINGTON REACH ONLY $299 in stock WANTED - Fert. boxes for 1946 JD D tractor, starter & Its. Gambles riding mower -a nice AC lister. WD for repairs. Write FOR THE rideof your 1948 Ford 8N tractor one, good condition. 15 used price, condition. Box 162, Beat-ride a Big Horn saddle WRITE 1958 NH 55 side rake chain saws - all kinds and tie, Kansas. x40 Key Milling. Clay Center, sizes. AD HE Ford 3 btm. 14" mtd. plow Many new plows - Implements FOR SALE - 66 Gleaner C -II SB Ford 3 btm. 16" mtd. plow - Discs - Planters and Listers with cab, 16 ft. header, pickup & 1950 Case tractor Model DC USED TRACTORS regular reel, header trailer, 7 ft. GOVERNMENT SURPLU 6 ft. rotary belly mt. mower Check our Christmas prices - 1964 JD 4020 dsl., 1300 hrs. pickup attachment, cut less than We are making room for all new 1964 JD 3020 gas, 1400 hrs. 1000 acres. 1963 GMC 4000, 16 ft. OVERSHOES , ONLY $399 1968 merchandise Sherman 8 ft. backhoe 1960 IHC 560 gas, full eqpt. bed, 42" sides, fold down racks, 1950 Case DC tractor 1951 John Deere A 14 ton hoist. Lazy JD Ranch, Several thousand pair. So Patterson Impl. Co. Belt pulleys for JD 4010 and JD Hoyt, Kans., 66440. SB41 priced as low, per pair: IHC No. 36 forage harvester 1010 Ford 130 3-14 mtd. plow 501 E. Main IRRIGATORS WINTER Spe- New Ford 3 btm. 14" plows LOADERS cial, Tex -Flow, plain, gated & 97c Ford 6 ft. flail mower, 3 pt. IHC No. 33 w/ hyd. bucket towlines. Check our price be- New Ford 10 ft. mtd. disc Ph. 767-6213 Twin-Draulic loader for JD fore you buy to save some mon- LLOYD'S 2010 or Ford tractor ey. Warren St. Pierre, 10 miles SURPLUS SALES ONLY $499 COUNCIL GROVE, KANS. David Bradley loader for "A" east of Concordia, Kans. Phone St. Marys, Kansas 1950 Ford 8N tractor 1966 Grain-O-Vator 55, like new 913 446-3631 before 8:00 a.m. 1952 Massey 55 std, gas tractor No. 30 used Grain-O-Vator SB47 1949 Massey 55 std. diesel USED TRACTORS New JD 22 rollermill, shop- Brand New - Full Services 1949 Case LP model LA worn COMBINES: 1958, 1955 Glean- Private or Semi -Private Roo 1963 IHC 16 forage harvester 1964 3020 dsl. with turbocharger, NEW EQUIPMENT ON HANDers. John Deeres - 1959 "95", Total electric comfort in sub 59 Crop Guard 275 bu. dryer very clean See usfor:Grain-O-Vators, 1960, 1957, 1956 "55's." Tractors: ban setting. Write or call $699 1958 No. 961 Ford dsl. with reg- Blair feed wagons, G -B loadersJohn Deere 70,60, G. MF 35, Leonardville Nursing Home 54 Ford NAA tractor, A-1$799 ular and wide front axles to fit all tractors. 65. MM GVI, LA Case. Fords: P.O. Box 217 (Phone 55 Ford 850 LP tractor $999 1964 4020 diesel with new tires Gehl feed machinery; Hess- 1948,1947, 1944, some with LEONARDVILLE, KANSAS 56 Ford 850 tractor $1299 1963 3010 gas with LP pistons ton windrowers; Crust Buster loaders. Used Davis Twin-Draul- 60 Fordson FPM diesel $1299 1962 3010 gas with new pistons harrows; Danuser diggers. icloaders. Parker, Moridge FOR SALE - Lumber of all 62 Ford 5000 diesel, LPTO $1299 and sleeves CALL FOR SERVICE spring tooths. Nickel Bros, Buh- kinds, some long lengths. 58 Ford 841 tractor $1299 1962 3010 gas, low hours ler. x40 lb & 24ft.;2x14 & 24 59 Ford 841 gas tractor $1499 1961 3010 dsl. overhauled, re- Plan now to make your trac- Feed bunks built to suit buy 59 Ford 841 diesel $1499 painted tors, combines and balers ready FOR SALE - Badger silo un- loader for 16 -foot silo. Dale Mil- Building trusses, 20, 25 & 50 61 Ford 5000 diesel, LPTO $1699 1961 3010 dsl., new tires, 3020 for the new season. Call us for widths, Bob Smith Salvages 59 Ford 641 gas tractor $1299 dsl. pump an appointment to do your ov-ler, Milford, Phone CE 8-7354, Solomon, Kansas. 61 Ford 871 diesel $1899 1961 4010 dsl., 18.4 tires, radio erhaul work in our well equip-Junction City. x41 64 Ford 4000 gas tractor $1899 1961 560 dsl. IH, clean ped, well -manned shop. LIGHTNING ROD sales & 64 Ford 4000 gas tractor $1999 30% down - Interest waiver to We specialize in diesel work,RECIRCULATING GRAIN vice. Prices on request. Old 63 Ford 4000 diesel Dryer. Portable 250 bu. size. $1999 March 1, 1968 and are equipped to haul yourDon Reed, Courtland, Kans. x41 reworked, plenty of replacemen 65 Ford 4000 gas, power steer- COMBINES WITH CABS equipment into our shop and parts. Weathervanes, old & ne ing $2299 1965 JD 95, electro-clutch deliver it back. WANTED TO BUY -7- No. 50 or styles. Tri-State Lightning 65 Ford 4000 Selecto $2399 550 IHC cutter with mower Co., Box 183, Hillsboro, Kans., 65 Ford 3000 gas tractor 1965 JD 55, electro-clutch $2399 1963 Jr) 55, electro clutch bar. Phone 913 PE 8-5016, Paul 67063. 63 Ford 6000 diesel $3499 Tri-County Sales Mears, Beloit, Kansas! x42 66 Ford 3000 gas, LPTO $2999 1959 JD 55, power steering FOR SALE - 21 cu. ft. Card 1958 JD 45, duals George Munkres WANTED TO BUY -,Used sub- upright freezer, $88. Boyd's A MERRY CHRISTMAS 1953 No. 127 IH, clean Phone Collect soiler to fit Allis D-17. Floyd pliance, Ph. PR 8-5700, Manha AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR 30% down & interest waiver BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 Fisher, Cottonwood Falls, Kans.tan, Kansas. to June 1, 1968 HERINGTON, KANSAS x42 McPherson MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE - Oil burning floc 13'10" AW Jr) wheel disk FOR SALE - Model No. 7 John furnace complete with auto Tractor Company Deere corn sheller, portable, on control, $100. 75,000 BTU. T4R JD cultivator DAUER r "Ford Tractor - 494A JD planter rubber, with VP 4-D Wisconsin ry Fagan, Rt. 2, Manhattan. Horn hydraulic loader IMPLEMENT CO. air cooled engine, gear reduc- nam New Holland Dealer" Farmhand loader tion. Also belt, pulley for tractor Ph. CH 1-2900, McPherson, Ks. Ford box frame loader 1966 Oliver 1550 tractor, 360 hrs. use equipped with 16 ft. drag FIGUREYOt No. 30 grainovator 1959 IH I 560D tractor chain. Priced to sell. Cleve Cook, In PO Box 685, or phone DI 2-3151, Investment' No. 658 JD chisel plow 1961 IH I 560D tractor TOTAL NO.OF SALINA 1940 Farmall M with factory Emporia, Kansas, evenings on- Washington Impl. LP gas YY- SB40 College PaysOff RATE: (M 1960 MF 85D tractor Rates of return on the"in EA 5-2301 IH No. 10 16x8 grain drill ment" in a collegeeducation Addition "./ IH No. 36 field cutter, excellent rise. ple, a 2( 44i4fee SPINYERIK Pets than15 1 JD 210 2 -row corn attachment WASHINGTON condition A new study byeconomists 1 JD Model L spreader 1958 Massey -Harris 444 tractor Melvin Borland andDonald 1 Mayrath 40 ft. bale loader 1967 IH 403 combine 16 -ft., low Yett, based on 1950and 1960 WANTED - Stationary baler, th 1 JD T2 2 -row cultivator horse power or belt driven. Al- acreage. census statistics,shows that 1 JD 35 hydraulic loader bert Ackerman, Sabetha, Phone 1958 F450 tractor, gas FOR SALE - 2 sets of coyote higher earning powerof a co Multiply 1 Ford 2 -row lister -planter AV 4-3307. x41 1941 M tractor dogs and dogbox. Gerald Berge- compared with ber of 2 JD PA302 2 -row planter lege graduate , 1 JD 406 4 -row planter FOR SALE- 1963 Massey Fer- McCormick No. 35 13 ft. wheel son, Jamestown, Kansas. Phone that of a highschool gradis disk 439-2228. x41 than LESS D 1 IHC 445 4 -row planter guson 35 series, fully equipped, equal to a returnof more (See be 1 Case 2 -row lister -planter low hours, price $1295. Donald McCormick No. 35 10'9" wheelFOR SALE: Australian -English 14.8% a year onthe costof 3 JD RW 12' disk harrow Lund, Leonardville, Kans. x40 disk shepherd pups, good watch dogs. 1950, the co IHC 14' disk harrow 1957 McCormick 46T twine baler college tuition. In 2 JD CC 10' field cultivator FOR SALE- 100 bushel self Harold Wagner, Wamego, Kans. parable figure was12.7%. 1962 McCormick 46T twine balerPhone 456-7488 x41 Tr litIN THISAD 1 6' 3 -pt. rotary tiller feeder, metal roof. Also'/2hp The study,published in 1 MH 12' 3 -pt. disk harrow jet well pump. Gail Robinett, CE 1964 McCormick 46W wire baler REG. SHELTIE pups, excellent showsthat th 1/1SaCOUNrs: 8-2560, Junction City 66441. action magazine, 1 AC 9' disk harrow x40 McCormick No. 100 mower, 2pt. in obedience for show, pets or final year d runs 2wee hitch investment in the REFIND,, 1 MH 10' chisel plow FOR SALE stock dogs. Amy Zurchner, profitable. 1 JD F145 5-16 plow - Seigler oil heat- college is themost heas You ers, one two room and one threeOne nearly new tractor tire Manhattan, Kans., R1, PR 6-7210 than fouryears0 fo 1 JD F120 4-14 3 -pt. plow 13.6x36 4 ply x40 Men with less is caofncelficlede 1 JD F45 4-16 3 -pt. plow room. Excellent condition. Roy $60 expect toear B. Shoffner, RR2, Chapman, Ks., of college could CLAiteh.SSIF 1 JD F125 5-14 3 -pt. /plow McCormick 16x8 MF drill, low FOR SALE - Reg. Airedale $42,193 1 IED I 67431. Phone Upland 2411. x41 rubber & rubber press over theirlives only 1 JD No. 34 2 -row harvester puppies. Victor Jones, Blue Rap- high schoolgrab'eqsli, 1 1962 JD 95 18' combine ids, Kans. Phone CA 6-7397. more than ''Osgenot WANTED- 16' foldown truck $120.0 g char box in fair to good condition SB40 ate, comparedwith a the collegegraduate. Salina Impl. Co. Gene Rule, Burchard, Nebr. x40 Falun FOR SALE - German Short - more for petill of college MAILi,] Box 1029 hair. 3 yr. old spayed female. Dropping out Ph. TA 3-2206 FOR SALE- Transit Mix 2 far moreheavily AG p SALINA, KANSAS 67401 sack, will fit Allis tractor. Laur- Phone 1011 Excellent hunter and retriever. izes Negroes en Enns, Hillsboro, Kans. SB40 Jim McKale, Longford, Kansas. than whites,theresearchers Phone 388-2276. x40 P.O. find. 401101.10g4Palkaniearaft OP GRASS & GRAIN has 1 the reason TREMENDOUS YEAR END SALE rt1\rr4 Yearro ?est lid ., OF NEW & USED CARS & MCHRY. 0ek fat,r, 1rnished oreReaders rite B0,,k f,; ans. of itsclassified advertising and sales section than NEW IH MACHINERY & TRACTORS newsweekly in the state is that Grass & Grain ELP any ON HAND BEFORE PRICE INCREASE ate a gra% has SAVINGS PASSED ON TO YOU We an opt ,ctik% New 656 gas tractor No. 45 Vibra Shank mounted tendant. New 656 D tractor cultivator, 12%', can be ex- Isiness Classified New 706D tractor tended, demonstrated 111 St y.,,s ore New 806 D tractor No. 14 side rake advertising forreaders to read. Last year Grass & New 7'trailing chisel plow, New No. 120 balanced head 25,084 inches (314 pages) of classified ads demonstrated mower Grain ran New Fast Hitch 201 platformNew No. 200 Pitman mower and sales.This year volume is running 24% over carrier New No. 37T baler last year. New No. 550 5x14 steerable New No. 47T baler plow, 3 pt. or fast hitch New No. 303 13' combine, no Livestock,Implements, New No. 560 6x16 steerable cab SellLand, plow 3 pt. or fast hitch New 403 Saimane with cab ARMY smt... Cars & Trucks,Furniture, Feed & New 4 section rotary hoe New No. 350 1 -row field cutter OUTSIDE 1...1 Seed, Antiques, Services. Find a Good New No. 470 wheel disk withNew No. 311 66" cut rotary cut- folding extension, 18'7" ter trailing PAir Buy. The Way to Tell the Most - for New No. 370 wheel disk 12' 12'New 201fasthitchplatform the least cost - is thru G&G Classi- 11' and 14 -ft. carrier $2.1)3 New No. 58 6 -row planter New No. 200 fast hitch back Per Gat:: fied. fill blade, 8' New No. 10 combination 16x8New 2001 loader with hyd. buck- KimberlyIs drill et Vinyl Latex A WEEK New 663 6 -row rear mountedNew No. 1050 grinder mixer cultivator, demonstrated 3 new Gandy insecticide units FAITH,;. 15 words or less 5c word, additional Plartitult Second Runnerup NO INTEREST UNTIL 1968 SEASON ON TRACTORS, tst US 24 Carol Sauerwein of Newton COMBINES & HAYING MACHINES AND SOME OTHER MANHATTAN REACH 11,100 SUBSCRIBERS was named the second runnerup for National Pork Queen at the ITEMS - ALSO USED TRACTORS & COMBINES )1/ MEride h, annual convention of the Na- lea. Big Horn WRITE YOUR tional Pork Producers Federa- ADDITIONAL ITEMS LISTED 7 Milling. Clay tion at Louisville, Ky. She won AD HERE the Kansas title early in Octo- Used Equipment Used Cars ber. 1964 IH 706 dsl. tractor 1967 Camaro 6-cyl.std. demo. 30VERNMENT 1960 M -F 85 tractor big reduction St.?? NATIONAL GTIARD 59 Ford 971I atractor, recently1966 Impala 4 dr., 327 V8, power, overhauled $1485 aut. trans. 89050 OVERS1-111 CUTS RECRITITMENT 51 III WD6 tractor $2951966 Impala 4 dr. 327 V8, power. The Army National Guard, ap- 51 TH W6 gas tractor $395 air, aut. trans. $2250 mral thousandN'z' parently overstrength, will no 50 XIII 30 tractor $28566 Crev. II Super Sport coupe. .ced as low, perpiz 47 TH MD tractor $585 327 V-8 engine 4 speed, jest in longer accept recruits without 47 Allis tractor with cultivator1965 Volkswagen station wagon, 9/C previous military training. It $195 lust in means young men who want to MM ZTIT tractor 5851964 13e1 Air 4 dr. VS, aut. ITT M tractor with live hydraul- trans $1235 LLOYD'S sign up with the Guard so they can avoid two years of active ic . S5951964 Pontiac Catalina 4 dr. VS, SURPLUS SALE 36 Allis 17 tractor, recently over- power, air, aut. trans-. $1585 St. Marys, Km doty in the draft can no longer hauled $951963 Ford F500 V-8, just over- do so. The Army Guard has Wide fro itS0 toDM tractors hauled, std.,4 dr. $880 417,300 men on its rolls. Thg $731936 Impala 4 dr. VS, just over- ind New - Falk. change was made effective last Case field cutter, single row hauled, aut. trans..... 81095 vate or SetniPriv 1967 IH 550 field cutter, used1963 Ford Fairlane 2 dr. VS. std. :al electric comfr week and applied to all units very little trans., air $850 I setting. Write or with only rare exceptions. TH 101 combine. 12 ft. .... $27431963 Chev. Bel Air 4 dr. V-8 pwr. konardville Allis 66 combine with motor in glide, pwr. strg., just in ). Box 217 good shape $2931962 Impala 4 dr. V-8, aut. TEX REM. EONARDVILLE, i ITT 125SP combine $150 trans., air 5955 ONWARD g5th 67 Ford No. 612 field cutter with1962 Bel Air 4 dr., V8, aut. trans. cutter bar and row crop, niek- $795 R SALE -Lunk. $13751961 Biscayne 2 dr. 6 cyl., std. ds, some long lent, Cow Herd - up att. Royal Essar TH 55W baler with engine $295 trans 5485 & 24ft.; 2x11 CKato, Heir HI 551' baler with PTO .. $3951961 Bel Air 4 dr., 6 cyl., aut. tl bunks built to oZ: Apparent Co-op 7' PTO mower $25 trans $545 Ij lding trusses,20c SERVICEABLE BULLS Ferguson 3 pt. mower 8751961 Biscayne 4 dr., 6 cyl., aut. ths, Bob Smith WITH WEIGHT RECORDS IH HM' 16 mower $43 trans. $485 )mon, Kansas. $1451960 Studebaker convertible, V8, Priced.... $300 to$500 Sears side rake IH No. 5 side rake ...... $195 alit. trans $275 ;TUNING ROD sill TH 2 ME corn picker .... $1951960 Chevrolet spt. cpe., V-8, Prices on request GRANT POOLE MANHATTAN, KANS. TH 2M corn picker $145 ant. trans $450 orked, plenty of Located 4 mi. south of I -70-K177 51 Case corn snapper, pull tvn"1960 Ford station wagon 6 ctrl., Ls. weathervanes, intersection, 2 mi. west on Mc- $95 std. trans., 9 pass. $375 es. TriState1igh Dowell Creek Rd. Ph. PR 6-8315. John Deere 74x7 press drill $2851959 Bel Air 4 dr., V-8, aut. Box 183, Hiilsboal IH 16x8 fertilizerdrill with trans $295 2. press wheels $2751959 Biscayne 4 dr.V-8,aut. IH 16x8 fertilizer drill with trans., air S185 1 SALE -21ult Land & Farm press wheels $1251941 Chev. coupe ight freezer, IH 16x8 fertilizerdrill with 1959 Ford spt. cpe., V8, 3 sod., ace, Ph.PR 8.57it. Machinery press wheels $125 trans., speed shift $395 Kansas. 1H 16x8 plain drill with press1958 Old:5801t: , aut. trans. wheels $145 $150 t SALE -Oil b5 John Deere plain drill .... $651956 Nash 4 dr., aut. trans., V8. ace completein: John Deere 1.6x8 FB with ferti- 8175 rot $108 75.015; Don't forget to include AUCTION lizer, press wheels, ready to1956 Chevrolet 4 dr. V8, aut. ragan, name, address and/or phone. go $445 trans. S195 I have lost myhusband and John Deere 12x8 drill with ferti-1956 Cadillac Spt. Cpe., V8, aut. FIGURE YOURCOST HERE. am leaving thefarm. I will sell lizer $75 trans., power 5250 at the farm located2 miles MM 16x8 fertilizer drill with 1963 ClilaSTOtaarh ton 4WDS1, and 3/4 north press wheels $145 overt .... 195 ',vestment' TOTAL NO. north, 4 miles east, 1963 Ford VS, half ton, 3-spd., OF WORDS of Bennington, Kansas. IH No. 663 6 row rear mounted RATE: (Minimum) '15 words or less .... $1.00 cultivator, like new $875 with overdrive S1035 Allis 2R cultivator $251952 Chevrolet half ton, 4 speed )1IegePays SAT., DEC. 9 IH 4 row pull type weeder $225 $125 grain ates ofretunion Additional words @ 5c each (Exam- Starts 10:00 a.m. John Deere KT3A 10'9" wheel 1951 Chev. %T pickup, college disk $285 sides & stock rack it" in a ple, a 20 -word ad has 5 more words Morning Sale 1957 International % T pickup, than15.Five wordsft,5c each Case 10'9" wheel disk .... $385 to start calv- IH No. 36 fast hitch disk .. $125 grain sides & stock rack new studyOY would be 25c) 5 good stock cows ing December 15 MM 3 section peg harrow $191951 Ford three-quarter; 4 speed, a COST FOR 1 WEEK industrial IH 3 -section springtooth.. $95 6 cyl. $125 yin Borland rid Ford tractor with John Deere 2x14 plow .... $251959 IH l/2 ton pickup, 4 speed, based °Pl (Add figures above) $ loader & very goodtires 7 foot tractor mower MM 2x14 plow $19 6 cyl. $395 tisstatistics, sh°14.), Multiply one -week cost times num- equipment & New IFT 309A 3x14 3 pt. plow,1967 Ch up, 6,4- Poo Hay trailer, shop eanting ber of weeks you want ad to run. demonstrator, new price $5500 speed, 3, now [er mist. tools. $1995 graduate °PI' 1350 bushel steel granary. Now $385 LESS DISCOUNTS fruit jars; 1949 New IH No. 311 3x16 fast hitch1967 Ch o a tA .pickup, of a high " (See below) 2 water tanks; price ton DiamondT truck with plow, demonstrated, new price 2926, a to a Mtn" 5 racks; lots of $678, now $495 $2834, $2285 I ENCLOSE $ grain and stock $425 y,a year°1116,.. 5 machinery. IH No. 70 4x16 pull plow old horse drawn $165Graharrjametthisel plow $175 tuition. RUN THIS 200 bales prairiehay; 130 bales TH No. 8 3x16 plow ge asII AD CONSECUTIVE WEEKS IH No. 8 3x14 plow $9567 RCD71L electric stove$225 hay grazer; somebundle feed; Frigidaire refrigerator .... $85 ble figure DISCOUNTS: many misc. items. Case 3x16 plow $65 e study,Frb. If ad runs (with cash orders only) deduct 10% IH No. 8L 4x14 plow $195Sargent manure loader inagazulebei',. 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. RPressNDS: Ag FARMLAND OPEN 8 A.M. TO 7 P.M. DAILY DURING SALE you may collect a refund at the offered between OPEN 1 TO 5 P.M. SUNDAY ;tMent t e any unused amount paidif an Farm will be is the ra,°:, ad 11:00 & 12:00.Consisting of 160 Evenings Call Bill Auld, HO 14511, Harry Marshall, HO 1-5826 tf small modern home, with less CL acres with ineVSIFTED DISPLAY (boxed ads) $1.68 a column app. 120 acresgrass, balance )11ege olilt bewAiSnHgt broke ground& orchard. AULD CHEVROLET CO. lives cAhadsrgneotadadcecdo.mpanied 25 -cent their by cash have a PHONE HO 1-M14 than higlidth Mrs. AddisonBishop EVE' VTIfti,tEr compared Bank, Clerk MAIL TO: Defining -UM StateFrank Harz, aucts. 70 Bob Perry & MIT1121...X WAKEFIELD, KANS. for thepat AG PRESS- 1207MORO - For furtherinformation call the MANHATTAN, KANSAS auctioneers atSalina. itarhe 4weabrito: rat P.O. BOX 1009 ..... V. tions as farmers seek additional ing needed for multibillion -dol- ested inacquiring loans on crops being harvested. arid holding lar price support programs on additionalcertificates, The private lenders supply the de. Turn To Private Loans this year's record farm produc- partment hasraised tion. the money by purchasing de- per cent to 5.375 from 5125 per cent These private institutions arepartment -issued certificates of the an nual interestrate paid being encouraged to put up theinterest covering a pool of the certificates. on the For Farm Program money by favorable interest farm products stored under the The volume support loans. of loans To ease loan demands on thedepartment is turning to private payments being offerd by the products isexnected on 1967 U.S. Treasury, the Agriculture lenders for most of the financ-.department. The department is pledged to more more than to run redeem the certificates at any 2 5 billion AT This private funding lessens lars becauseof record dol. the department's demands on time, and heavy redemption tion and relatively nrodue, 1/2 T flat could force a turn to the Treas- low latices, the Treasury for loan money at The loan volume ;.1ev.j1/2 T flat last year Wednesday a time when the government fa-ury for funds. 1.7 billion dollars w on much ces an increasing deficit. To keen private lenders inter - er farm production. szn As of October 31, price sup- DECEMBER 13 port loans totaling 1.6 billion dollars had been made to grow- Saturday picky Starts 11:00 a.m. ers on wheat, corn, other grains, T pickul cotton, toabcco and soybeans, T picku Lunch Served other crops. AUCTION Aswe are/ leaving the farm, wewill sell at auction on the Of this amornt, $1.4 billion DECEMBER Kans., or 10 miles 9 suburban farm 41/2 miles west, 1/4 north of Leonardville, dollars was provided by banks iC east, 3/4 south of Clay Center, on Highway24. t; and other nrivate agencies. The TidTToe rripP SALE net.vv'..T11/2:il er; egg washer; egg baskets; department exnects more funds Starts 10:30a.m, ,1111e'jleca wood in block; wire stretcher; "to be supplied by these institu- Lunch Served Cattle spray can; other small items Having decided to quit farming, I will sell at WF cow 4 yrs., calf at side too numerous to mention. at the place located 6 miles north, 2 west and 2public auction WF cow, 5 yrs., calf at side IH electric cream separator; ville, Kansas, or 7 north, 2 east and 1 south of Axtell,north of Bailey. BWF cow, 7 yrs., calf at sideelectric brooder; chicken feed- Kansas, 00NEW TR 2 WF cows, 5 yrs., calf in Feb.er; egg washer; egg baskets; 9 south, 3 west and 2 south of Pawnee City, Nebr. or Black yearling steer wood in block; wire stretcher; WF yearling steer spray can; other small items too numerous to mention. 101 Cattle farm Machinery HOUSEHOLD GOODS 10 2 -year old Hereford heifers, 1955 JD 60, goodrubber Machinery 2 iron beds, complete; 1 Bcraeldf hthoodAvnaguscc. 1939 JD B 1948 Ford tractor, runs good,youth bed; divan and chair; bull and calf rubber good platform rocker; 1 dresser JD 2-16 mounted plow CHEVY 8 ft. Oliver tandem disc with mirror; 1 chest of draw- 7in 3 -year old HerefordMarch.r cows, plow TRUCK CENT 2 -section harrow ers; 1 book case; end table; calfhood vacc., calf in MayJD 10' spring tooth Open Week& 2 IH 6 -ft. mowers with tractorseveral chairs. 37 4 to 7 year old Whiteface JJDD 542 Oro2wrolister 8 a.m. to 9 p hitch Maytag washing machine cows quik-tach cultivator 28 ft. bale elevator, shop builtwith mtr.; dishes;kettles; 4 cows with calves by side for JD 60 South Toi 2x16 Case plow on steel fruit jars; stone jars; daisy 1 3 -year old Holstein milk cow JD27r,omwomweorunwteitdhKwpirlinAc 4 ft. tumble bug churn; electric toaster; iron. Above bred to good Hereford IHC TOPEKA, RAN HAY, FEEDERS & MISC: Oil heater; electric heater; bull and to freshen in March mountings 150 bales alfalfa, inside; lamps; old ice box; 1 double 31 Hereford calves, 400-500 lb. JD 4 bar side delivery broad cast cane in shock; and 1 single tub on legs; pic- 6 Hereford -Angus calves, 400 rubber rake, on wheel barrow, good tures and frames; lantern. lbs. JD 12A combine with Stock saddle and bridle; load- Sausage stuffer 100 yrs. old; Hereford -Holstein steer calf, new canvas nearly ing chute; gate panels; 12 ft. marble top dresser; irons. 200 lbs. JD 200 corn picker, 2 feed bunk on wheels; 2 small Consigned by Rev. David type row pup feed mangers; 4 ft. stock tank; Bletscher: 106 Head Hogs, 3 -section harrow hay netting, 26". Baby bed; kerosene lamp, 5 Hampshire sows, to farrow Set steel wheelsfor JD B A lot good barb wire; net,antiques; kerosene lantern; in March 4 -wheel wagon with hoist 48";steelposts,various glass churn; center table, 100 8 sows to farrow in February Several piecesjunk machinery lengths; 12 ft. log chain; 10 ft.yrs. or older, brought to this 31 pigs, 40 to 50 lbs. Dump rake ladder; alfalfa hand seeder; 50country from England; garden 62 pigs, 60 to 75 lbs. D. West hammermill gal. barrels; 20 cement blocks;plow and shovels; butter mold MISCELLANEOUS HAY & ENSILAGE usable brick. and 2 paddles for molding bat- M electric cream separator;!er; antiques; dishes for bak- electric brooder; chicken feed-ing, etc.; maul; gas can. One Of Many Richard Broxterman Aucts: Jim O'Neil & Gene Toby Mr. & Mrs. Henry Bletscher Talking Politics Clerk: E. F. Heiman Aucts: Foster Kretz & Elmo Steffen Clerk: C. T. Benninga Former congressman and gov- Clay Center, Phone Morganville WA 6-4422 ernor, William H. Averywas Leonardville given a national 4-H alumni Friday award at Chicago late in No- vember, but he's gotten a larger share of publicity as a likely AUCTION candidate for the Senate should DECEMBER 1 Senator Frank Carlson retire, "I get paidon morepounds as political observers now think he will. SALE Starts 11 am. A few weeks ago, with Sena- in Kansas City tor Carlson presumably unbeat- Lunch Served able and Governor Docking's We are quitting farming and will sell at public auction on and I don't have to take what popularity high one could hard- - ly the farm located 2 west, 5 north and IA east of Clifton, or a east, find any potentialpolitical 4 north and IA east of Clyde, Kansas. one buyer feels like offering!" candidatesinthestate.Carl - son's suggestion that he might HAY, SHOP TOOLS & MISC. ketkeeet: Ray Se announce retirement has chan- 350 square bales alfalfa ged that. Now, announced or Farm Machinery Butane cutting torch unannounced, these candidacies 1964 Allis Chalmers D-17 trac-2 23 -gal. butane tanks, with are in the air: Docking for Go- tor, fully equipped, power regulators vernor, Docking for the Senate, steering, L hyd., LPO, quik-Sears power lawn mower Dole for Governor, Dole for the tach, LP gas, 1530 hrs., very 50 ft. endless drive belt; Senate, Crutcher for Governor, good Surge 2 -unit milker, complete, Montgomery for Governor, Saf- 1959 Baldwin 14 ft. Model A has 4 -unit pump, good fels for Governor, Shriver for combine, good Electric fence posts; wire;2 Governor, Avery for the Senate, 1965 Krause. 12 ft. wheel disc,50 -ft. garden hoses; hyd.cyl- Glee Smith for Governor, Keith like new inder; buggy top for tractor; Sebelius for Governor. 1965 Allis 4 -row mtd. cultiva-gas cans; grease guns. Some of the proposals are tor, good Model T wheel; horsecollar; doubtless made of pure air, but Allis 3-14 mounted plow shovels; a few hand toolsand if Carlson does retire, Kansas John Deere No. 406 4 -row plan-other misc. items too numer will have lots of political choices ter, rubber press,fertilizer,ous to mention. to make in 1968. good HOUSEHOLD GOODS Krause 10 ft. oneway plow, on 1965 Kelvinator 12ft.re- rubber, good shape frigerator, freezer acrossbot- Case 16x8 grain drill, press, tom, self defroster, verygood. Harold Kamas operates 5,000 acres of ranch land near steel 1965 Kelvinator 30 in.gas Alva, Okla., with a 900 -head feedlot. "I have my own Case 15 ft. springtooth with range, very good. evener INC 8 ft. refrigerator;Maytag feed mill and mix my own complete rations to get best 3 -section drag harrow and ev-washing machine,tubs on results under local conditions," he says. "I like to get ener stand. the same kind of results when I sell." Garage & Oliver 5 ft. mower with tractor 2 kitchen cabinets;chrome hitch kitchen table and4 chairs; Mr. Kamas feeds out about 2,000 fat cattle a year. After Mechanic Tools Wetmore hammer mill cabinet base withsink;utility table; dropleaf kitchenta- two years experience with the Kansas City market, he & Equipment IHC 2 -row No. 182 lister on ironing board; steel ble: odd chairs; Bulls Sell is convinced he gets paid on best weight here (no pencil buffet. alt Oliver Parts John Deere 101 semi -mount 6 dining chairs; r'01thy, wid Divan and chair:platform ,t7r,/e any herd shrink!) - and gets best price because many buyers are corn picker i & Dealer Fixtures divan; rocker; 110, bidding on his cattle. He also likes the assistance and IHC 14 ft. straight disc rocker; hide bed eaRD''d Porta cab 2 foot stools:wood wardrobe; More1"4 Domino, market information he gets from the Livestock Market- SAT., DEC. 9 TV trays; endtables;singer 500 gal. propane tank on 4 - machine; ing Specialist at his Kansas City commission company. Lincoln, Kansas wheel trailer, good treadle type sewing good; RCA 21 -in. TV,works Electric high arch 4 -wheel suite,com Shown above are some of 65 high good to low choice old Starts 10:00 a.m. trailer with 7-14 flatbed and3 -piece bedroom pwlertiet:ing Angus heifers Mr. Kamas brought to Kansas City re- grain sides dprleetses;ermse; taclobmemdsocdoem: OWNERS: TRUCK olo cently. They weighed 793 lbs. on the average, and desk; marble topdresser; topped the market for their weight and grade. Modrow & Holman 1958 Chev. 14 ton pickup, long bed, 4 -speed, overloads, runstrunk; chest drawers.jars;disn Implement Company good Fruit jars; stone small 4 in. 12 ft. grain auger with es; pots; pansand many For complete sale bill, contact gas motor household itemsnot listed. auction company. KANSAS CITY Sale Conducted By G&H Auction Service Mr. & Mrs. John Raymer LIVESTOCK MARKET Ellsworth, Kansas 67439 Terms: Cash Day of Sale Phone GR 2-3491 Aucts: Foster Kretz & Elmo Steffen aCilygdeelts.! Ray Gerbitz Melvin Temple Clay Center, Phone WA 6-4422Morganvillerk:13Eanxkch, frled _ In cOui ed: '1°1111 oo,' Pork is the first item eliminat- 11111e/it has"Pirltl r cent ed in the diets of diet-conscious to 5.1751.41$1 Grass & Grain al people; is not a convenientfood, 29 "Iterst such as hamburger and other "if 'cafes,iltek, the products; and it not considereda volejoeof prestige food, nora favorite of 1--uctsis `100,Ni. youngsters. December 5, 1967 re more s Of the five cents collected .tcal,so . ATVAN -T from producers, one cent ..SAVE will lE 1"11rPl go to the National Livestock 1/2 T flat bed stateporkprodueers/ councils nan vohirn ,5 Chev. and Meat Board, Chicago, for billion and two cents by the National tinllar 11/2 T flat bed I its meats promotionprogram. 55 Chev, Council. farm protitictio;17i Tandem dump truck Two cents will lretained by 63 Int.

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Chev. T pickup OUTSTANDING CONSIGNMENT T pickup, have 3 ChM 1/2 FOR THURSDAY,DEC. 7 SALE Ford T pickup GMC 1/2 Tpickup 10 Choice Angus Heifers Chev. 1/2T pickup Calfhood vacc. and weaned. Weight475 lbs. GMC suburban Would make good replacement heifers. Starts chev. 1 T Lunch El Camino MANHATTAN COMMISSIONCO. I will sell at Ford 1/2 T Gates CloseAt Marion west and 2 'v Lake south no Gates at the Marion Manhattan, Kans. of A:00,11 TRUCKS IN dam have been closed, VER 100 NEW impounding of waterprobably won't start altho permanent lee City, Nebr. STOCK. until January. Pork Producers to as much as $4 milliona year. "Come as you are" arm Machil, It will be financed bya volun- Shorthorn & JD geofi60jrobt tary five -cent per hog deduction JD B -- Work Toward from producers' sales. Onecoun- 9'6" KBA wheel cil official said the objectwould Polled Shorthorn 2.16 mounted CHEVY ph Giant Promotion be to "correct some mistaken 3-14 plowon rk TRUCK CENTER 10' spring opinions some consumers have tooth LOUISVILLE, Ky. SALE, DEC. 9 Open Weekdays - The Na-of pork." 540 2row lister tional Pork ProducersCouncil Barn 2 row quiktacb 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. The officials explained the agreed last week tolaunch a pro- sr JD 60 3825 South Topeka gram was accepted after a sur- 2 row mounted producer -financed porkpromo- Kitt.: TOPEKA, KANSAS vey of consumers' meat prefer- ;7' mower tion orogram that couldamount with li-6E ences in three major cities show iountings - 92 HEAD REGISTERED 4 bar side deliveryrk: Ibber 12A combine 12 Bulls 70 Females 10 Cows with w canvas Over half of registered cattleare polled 200 corn pickerin 7pe Commercial Shorthorns Sell after Registered ction harrow At least 300 Commercials 25 Choice Club Calves steel wheels for Jill 20 cows, some with calves reel wagon with hi 30 heifers to calf in spring oral pieces junk 20 open heifers 75 light heifer calves np rake 80 light steer calves Vest hammermil QUALITY IS VERY GOOD FOR THIS SALE HAY & ENSILUI Additional Commercial Consignments Expected For catalog: MILTON NAGELY, Abilene, Kans. Ph. Acme 305 forme Aucts: Lee Remy, Burdick; Jake Ulrich, Luray

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IIsell at pubic KO. Marshall N 11 'east of Clifton di Sired the Reserve Grand A Champion Angus Steer S. at the 1967 National Junior Steer Show, Wichita. T00IS t gadgeteer: Ray Sims Shown by Pam 'SHOPsquare balesnig! McLouth, Kansas ane cuttingtorch tacit r. l -gal. butane FEATURING ANKONIAN L VISCOUNT 7 ilators 1963 Denver Reserve Grand Champion s powerlawn roe 1962 International1stPrise Winner ft. endlessdrot e g..e2 -unit milker, 1 -unit purl,Pti, .ectricfence postso,, garden h° secs:(* top r;buggy Available cans; greaSegUill in :his Sale - del T wheel The Get and Service 'els; a few ban of these other .rmisc, itemsle) Outstanding Kenmore Sires Ankonian Jib - by Ankonian Jingo 2 BecauseWHEN YOU BUY A to mention. Ankonian Panarama 89 HOUSEHOLD n -by Panorama of Eastfield FARMHAND F-10 LOADER YOU GET 35 Keivinator Kenmore Dominator L by Eileenmere 1730 orator,freezer Marshall N 11 Kselfdefros,ter305? 7,, -by Essar Marshall L 90 MQ Mr. Marshall 19 FREE GRAPPLE FORK $94.00 elvinator - by Mr. Marshall very Viscount Kenmore 30 8 ft. machine by Ankonian L Viscount 7 in, machine. I WHEN YOU BUY A FARMHAND -1 6 d. cabinets, F-11 LOADER YOU GET kite 1> table and

1!1, net toe"a 40 Bulls able; drop Sell FREE SILAGE FORK $98.00 odd chairs': growthy wide RETAIL VALUE ° 00Prove -topped sons of "Viscount". Good enough 40 Heifers Sell lingChairl,,a,. anv herd in Kansas. includingour own. Also selling The bred and open heifers are a very spe- and c 01 004 sons of Eileenmere Kenmore 1703, Bandolier of Windfields 25 top daugh- van Dominator L andAnkonian Jib. cial uniform group. Included are er;bidebewood ters of Ankonian L Viscount7, 3 by Bandolier OR GRAPPLE FORK $101.50 by Kenmore Domin- )t stows:tables;':. of Windfields 210 and 2 RETAIL , end bred to Ankonian Panarama VALUE ira)s, sewing ator L Many sell Ile types 89 and Kenmore DominatorL. COME IN. CHECK OUT FARMHAND LOADERS. CHECK INTO OUR FREE OFFER...YOU CAN'T ird)o- WRITE FOR ce bedsodc LOSE. HURRY-SUPPLY LIMITED. metal CATALOG TO corolltArco' 20 Cows Sell ars.marble top urc, Phil Ljungdahl Top cows by AnkonianOB 333 and other Box 1209 Kenmore sires with agreat set of calves at drawe <. chest Dodge City, Kansas 67801 side Also selling dnuigreh teorf oHf a0ym Bouanrdt olaienrd FARMHAND Buchman Farm Supply etitc3ars:ssarit°11del.'f, Sale Manager, or y A -C DEALER mere FIRST IN FARM MATERIALS -HANDLING IH TRUCKS frots: s net one by100,- TT Eileenmere500. Phone 229-6619 ehold ifeal Kenmore Farms RoxburyKansas Service sires are "Jib",MQ Mr. Marshall FARMHAND, INC. HOMMEL MINNESOTA ALTA VISTA, KANSAS 19, Marshall N 11. Kenneth Moore,Owner A n (IR folr sale

° Clerkganw .nville December 5, 1967 Feb. 3- BFY bred G&G Calendar II pshire 1 1111111111111111111h gilt sale inEmporia, op 1111111111111111111111111IIIlIllll111111fh11111111U111UU11111111lU Kans. Dec. 5 - Farm machinery & Feb. 3, 1968 " Dec. 16 - Tractors and farm -Annual 441 in 3111 misc. northwest of Miltonvale, machinery in Laurel, Nebr., FFA annualswine 4riJ Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Kais- MoCorkindale Implement Co. school in Smith Centejudging', er & others. Auct: Foster Aucts Hagel Auction Co. Also Durocauction. ans,, Albrecht India Kretz. and Popp. 10 Ore than3 Dec. 6 - Farm machinery auc-Dec. 16 - Marshall County Feb. 10- Northeast -mostly wh tion in Baxter, Ia., McWhirter Hereford Assn. annual con- Kansas during Hereford Assn.sale in signment sale,Marysville Waka year,Secret Impl. Co. rusa, Kans., L.Eldon Sales Barn. Gideo 'lle Free secretary. n, °tvi Dec. 6 - Farm sale for Melvin week. Bowmann southwest of Cort- Mar. 16 shipment Jan. 12 - Real estate & hospital - Angus product°yie sale southeast first land, Nebr., Schultis & Son equipment near Fort Riley, of Olsburg, in the and Wolken, aucts. Laflin Bros. Cl Kans., Geary County Commis- Ralph ,) year. . auct. Waite, sioners. Sale mgr. .& auct. C. of particular Dec. 7 - Farm sale for Edgar Great plains Drees northeast of Daykin, W. Crites, real est. broker. Mar. 23, 1968- Central Kansas is that Nebr., Schultis & Son and Polled Hereford Jan. 20, 1968 - Rebenstorf Assn. show 112 Tr Wolken, aucts. & sale in Abilene, .:R of the Herefords Production sale, 'tans., At.4eat being ! nold Wittorff, Inman, Dec. 9 - "Come as you are" Elmer Rebenstorf, Sylvan see I/el winter v ifor the depa Shorthorn & Polled Short- Grove, Kans. Apr. 13, 1968- Polled Hereford inSalina,Kans., horn sale Jan. 24 - Farm sale northwest dispersal at ClayCenter, Rs, Milton Nagely, sec. Aucts: Frank E. Walker, p4830 of Manhattan,Kans.,Rich- Norton, ICs,, ll ship Lee Remy and Jake Ulrich. admin. of the estateof the ard D. Martin. Auct: Foster ;eat and aha E. C. Riley Firm Auctioned late Dr. RaymondWalker Dec. 9 - Farm sale northwest Kretz. o I] Delmar Shoemaker, Glen Elder auctioneer, works for a bid Clay Center. 'orghurns to at the auction last week of the NCK Implement Co. at Cawker of Cawker City, Mr. & Mrs. shiprr City. Sold were the assets of E. C. Riley's former farm imple- Herman Becker. Auct. Gerald The Growing Hog MarketIs At .jaued to help ment business, taken over last August by James Warren, former Zimmer. :r risingpopuli Glen Elder bank president when Riley's financial house collaps- ;old depleted ed. Riley, right, former Cawker City mayor who had built a mul- Dec. 9 -- Garage equipment & WASHINGTON SALES. CO. although In ti -million dollar business empire from his start as an implement Oliver parts in Lincoln, Kans., and auto dealer, has been charged in Mit?hell and Wyandotte Modrow & Holman Impl. Co. TRY US SOON from two yea counties with intent to defraud two banks thru fraudulent prom- expects recoi issory notes. Aucts G & H Auction Ser- HOGS every TUESDAY piins year. Despite the flurry about him, Riley still appears to have vice, Ray Gerbitz and Melvin CATTLE 113 exact make much sympathy and support in his home community, and many Temple. every WEDNESDAY All Sales Ifs and the fi contend that his creditors have ruined his chances of a comeback Start 1:00 pa. because they destroyed the value of his assets or sold them far Dec. 9 - Farm and industrial YOU GET ACTION to be worked with New short of actual value under distress circumstances. machinery sale in Sedalia, AT THE WASHINGTON AUCTION Mo., Wise Farm & Industrial 71k talks will 1 cents a pound more for her Eqpt. Co. Aucts Hagel Auc- 1.help program Britain's Cattle Sunday roast. The Meat Trad- tion Co. Neman said i ers' Federation blamed declin- Barn Phone EA 5-2266 Residence EA 5-2.393 is giving ing imports and difficulties in Dec. 9 - Machinery & farmland accelerated ag Plague Quiets obtaining home produce for the northeast of Bennington, Ks., Washington, Kans. Britains episode of foot and pment towar rising prices. Mrs. Addison Bishop. Aucts. A food aid we mouth disease -a maimer of Bob Perry & Frank Harz. cattle - appeared to be subsid- required." ing last week. Dec. 9 - Furniture sale in Junc- 711e subcontine Government debate on ban- tion City, Ruth E. Sawtell es- rd grain hart ning foreign meat imports con- Moxley Sale tate. Auct. C. W. Crites. I million tons tinued, with no decision in sight. previous high A spokesman for the Agricul-Averages $575 Dec. 9 - Farm sale northeast in 1964-65 ture Ministry would only say: COUNCIL GROVE - The of Axtell,Kans., Richard hts. "The question of the import ofMoxley Hall Hereford sale gros- Broxterman. Aucts Jim O'Neil meat is under consideration." sed $39,300 with 68 lots averag- and Gene Toby. Farming organizations kept ing $575. Dec. 9 - Farm sale northwest up their pressure for a ban. The 48 bulls in the sale aver- of St. Marys, Kans., near Em- HOGS START AT 11:00 A.M. Re The total of farms affected in aged $670 and 20 heifers $355. mett, estate of Francis Re- the six -week attack is 1320. The The top bullat the sale zac, Jessie V. Rezac, admin. CATTLE AT 1:00 P.M. 2 worst previous figures were brought $2500 from Dr. Marrow, Aucts: Joe Raine and Jerry With many local buyers joining the regulars from Kansas and 1800 in 1923 and 1400 in 1924. Rimrock Ranch, Dunlap. Paul Moylan. But with more than a quarterMudd of Gorham was a buyer out-of-state, we ran a heavy sale on a cattle market fully SELL of a million animals slaughter-at $1500, and Nicholas Pickard Dec. 9 - Real estate in Abilene, 504 to $1.00 higher than a week ago. Holstein steers, which ed in the drive to stamp out theof Kansas City bought anotherKans., estate of the late Pearle had been scarce for several weeks, showed up in large numbers attack, it was by far the most bull at $1050. Chrisman. Aucts Carl Schnell, and brought a top of $21.50. The swine market also was an Volume bull buyers were Mat- Lee Remy and Wm. Schnell. active one, with more than 500 feeder and weaning pigs going costly to the nation's dairy, pig through the ring.This is a growing hog market, and you can and sheep herds. ador Cattle Co., Wichita, and M Dec. 11 - Farm Sale northeast expect the top dollar when you bring your animals to Junction Already the government has Ranch, Junction City. of Concordia, Kans., Mr. and City. We have packer buyers who will bull all the butcher paid out more than $19 million Bill and Jean McDonald took Mrs. Russell Kimmal. Aucts hogs you bring in. in compensation for slaughtered the top heifer for the Cotton- animals. Larry Lagasse and Rollie La- Private insurance wood Falls ranch at $1025. Glen gasse. We are looking for another busy sale this coming Saturday. We firms expect claims of close toO'Connor of Richland and Byers could use more heifer calves for supply our buyers' needs; and $5 million. Hereford Ranch of Emmett Dec. 9 - General farm sale for there's a good demand for Holstein steers. BULL It was costing the British were buyers of other top selling Don Siebe north of Jansen, The following is a sampling of the sales made last Saturday: ll------IS: housewife an extra 6 to 12 females. ------1 2/ Nebr., Schultis & Son and ------Wolken, Aucts. STEER CALVES COWS ------.6( 2 whiface steers295 p30. 75 233.00 Dec. 12 - 28 wf cows/w 26 clvs @ Inc Farm sale north of 15 whiface steers 320 @30.007 wf cows/w 7 calves p241,00 Ronald Rice Motors, Emporia, Kans., Mrs. Art Cole. 12 black steers 420 p29.30 221,00 3 wblkface/w 3 calves@ cow CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC Auct: Evert Smith. 7 whiface steers420 29.104 Springers @ 191.00 North Kansas' Largest Volume Dealer Dec. 14- Farm sale southwest 22 whiface steers 455 p28.90 5 whiface steers480 (eo28.10 NW 2nd Phone Co 3-4000 ABILENE, KANS. of Fairbury, Nebr., Mr. & HOGS Mrs. Louis Fiser. Auct. Har- 17,20 old R. Siegel. HEIFER CALVES 22 mix butchers217 @ The Right Truck 1 whiface heifer320 26.2511 mix butchers208 @17,20 Dec. 14- Farm sale & cattle 10 whiface heifers415 25.7023 mix butchers 216 @17.15 CON 12. east of Mahaska. Kans., Lou- 5 whiface heifers 410 25.6016 white butchers [email protected] The Right Price 17,10 -Come & See is Fiser. Auct. Harold R. Sie- 17 whiface heifers400 25.25 rol 17.00 'olein 222 241 904 p@@ gel. 15 black heifers 325 25.00 91187mmmixix SPECIAL 46 black heifers530 23.85 16.90 `nitein 1957 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton LWB----$245 Dec. 14 - Farm sale, Mahaska, Kans., Louis Fiser. Auct. FEEDER STEERS 4 speed, runs good Harold R. Siegel 1 whiface steer 630 p25.90 SOWS 15.7 row __lli 18 black steers [email protected] spotted sow 280 @ Dec. 14 - Farm sale south 14.7 of 2 black steers 640p25.801 spotted sow 305 @ SPECIAL Harbine, 14.40 Nebr., Henry Olt- 2 whiface steers670 cm25.402 spotted sows 355 @ 1963 Scout 3 speed, 4 -wheel drive man. Aucts: Schultis & Son 400 @14,10 - 1 blkwhif steer 830 p24.10 tst'aFEEDIt' - $695 2 white sows 13,10 steerceceinclm7s: & Wolken. 495 @ race 22242 1 white sow 12.60 45 Good tires. Would make excellent huntingcar 510 @ ! tc&e°12 HOLSTEIN STEERS 1 spotted sow s" 442427 1966 EL CAMINO Chevelle Dec. 14 - Second annual fall Priced to Sell cleanup sale in Lenox, Iowa, 3 holstein steers665 21.50 1966 CHEVROLET 1/2 ton $1445 22 holstein steers 675 p21.10 Long Wheel Base, Excellent Barker Impl. & Motor Co. PIGS 1964 GMC 3/4 ton, long wheel base Aucts. Hagel Auction Co. 30 holstein steers 680 p20.80 wean- $1695 22 holstein steers 840 @20.60Feeders $14.50 to $18.p0;head, 1963 CHEVROLET I/2 ton, long wheel base $1195 ings $9.50 to$14.50 by the 1962 CHEVROLET 1/2 ton, long wheel base, V-8 $1145 Dec. 15 - Farm salenorth- 9 holstein steers850 @20.55 infon 1962 CHEVROLET y2 ton, long wheel base $895 west of Clifton, Kans., Mr.& 114.4t1 °Rorr 4 speed Mrs. John Raymer. Auct: meat any 1960 CHEVROLET 3/4ton, V-8 $1095 s201471 Foster Kretz. BARNFoHL:CjE0sEri'VP4O16ITY) CE bUDERl Several Other Make And Models To Choose From call: Also Plenty Of New Models Dec. 16- Real estate auction If you have livestock to appraise, in Junction City, HowardKil- VERN LANGVARDT, Manager,502 UPLAND Open Evenings Till 9 p.m. 520UPLAN1) lian. Auct. & Real est.broker HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer, Sundays 1 to 5 p.m. C. W. Crites. -MERB NEUMEYER, White City,Phone3492 Dece,i 1967 '114 December 5, liltsale 1968 RIVERSIDE b. 10,, Setup MONTGOMERY

Shipments WA R D .kill2ole 1 hith'`Izt Grain Be Du Ind Pop -p7", We have a good supply of used ToIndia b.10 More than3 million tons of passenger tires at very reasonab- Aett, ain, mostlywheat, will be sent Hereford Assn during the firsthalf of le prices. rusa Bans °4 m India Secretary of Agricul- ieeretary. next year, announced tureOrville Freeman 900-24 Tractor Grader Tirf Ii'.16 - over 1/2 tread left met week.shipment will equal that gale sou a, ONE ealm An The first six months of Lath kant in the Only P(..1"" suet, 750-20 Cleet type truck tire this year. importance to Of particular - low tread kr, 23,196s, Plains area, including TWO el the Great nn Polled Hertfo:k Only 4174°.Mi gansas, isthat a substantial Bale in Ahnikparr of the112 million bushels 750-20 Truck tire,carcass !told wittort7:1 being shipped will be Id wheat only TWO ejt nn bard red winterwheat, a spokes- Only 4"."`'`' 13,19C8-pd the department pointed dispersal at mi., man for 900-20 Truck Tire- cross Prank E. Iva; 'tlt out. bar retread -80% of Under PL480, the United tread left adrnilL of the ship 3 million tons of States will HI -WAY Only$28.00 late Dr. Raym;74wheat and ahalf million tons HI-TRAK Clay Center. of sorghumto India. TRACTION 8-22-5 Super all t r a c t i o n The U.S.shipments are being NYLON tread, new TWO MarketIs Ai continued to helpmeet demands Only of a risingpopulation and help stocks, officials 700-15 -6 ply Traction S CO, rebuild depleted tread - 65% tread left said, althoughIndia is rebound- ONE ing from two yearsof droughts Only$20.00 record grain har- and expects 8.25 x 20 PLUS56.19 F.E.T. 700-15-6 ply Tr action LY tsts this year. AND RECAPPABLE CASING 8.25 x 20 PLUS 57.47 F.E.T. tread - 10% tread left The exact makeupof the ship- AND RECAPPABLE CASING NAY A, , TWO eg .00 RUGGED TREAD DELIVERS GOOD StittIN nts and the financing terms Only `1". REPLACEMENT LEVEL TIRE FOR are to be workedout in negotia- MILEAGE AT LOW INITIAL COST 13-38 - 6 ply tractor tires tions with New Delhi. ALMOST ANY KIND OF SERVICE - 3004, tread left The talks will focus also on A wise choke indeed! Tough nylon cord body resists bruises and flex fatigue to The old trucker recommends this tire for TWO economy, mileage, Ithelp programs. give you better performance and longer Far good traction at a low initial cost. It's OnlyX5.000 And dependable traction, made for heavy-duty work the year Freeman said in a statement: service.Extra -wide tread puts more The old man chose these rubber on the road for more mileage For sure satisfaction. 'round. Modem tread design is wide 16-9-34 -6 ply tractor tires diaisgiving high priority and flat to deliver outstanding high- per dollar. Continuous tread rows with - 30% tread left de- way mileage and amazing off -the -road accelerated agricultural rib -slotting give your drivers 9 -row trac- performance. Buffing rim protects the TWO egrut.00 velopment toward the time tion efficiency without reducing wear. rugged carcass for repeated recaps. Only Pw when food aid would no longer be required." The subcontinent expects a record grain harvest this year of 95 million tons, surpassing WARD'S TRUCK the previous high of 89 million TIRE CENTER ?i,CKSAt tonsin 1964-65 before the 1010 West 6th Junction City, droughts. Kan. CE 8-4350 44111kk relde &elm/ 74144blait Hogs 11:30 r Reynolds Sale Barn Cattle 1 p.m. 1:00 P.M. ABILENE, KANS. CO 3-3394 We had a very big run of both cattle and hogs at our sale Thursday.All classes of cattle were generally steady with the exception of cows which regulars from Kaz". werep from $1.50 to $2.00 from our last sale which was two weeks ago. in a cattle market SELLING EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON We had buyers for all classes.The extreme top on butcher hogs was $17.25 o. Holstein stem with the bulk going at $17.00. We expect large runs of cattle for the next showed up in Starting At 1:00 p.m. few weeks.If you have cattle we will be glad to come out and give you an swine market also. estimate of what they will bring at our sale.The following is a sampling der and weaningi. of our consignments for this week: hog market, ani:. With the trucks lined up from 9 ani. to mid -afternoon, it looks like farmers and stockmen from near and far, are sure FAT CATTLE& FEEDERS 12 blk bull clfs 235 p29.50 g youranimals doing their part to help us make this a cattle market second 6 whiface steers ---- 520 @26.80 3 whiface steers ----405 @28.50 gill bull all theb to none. The last load was unloaded at 7:00 pm. Many 8 whiface steers -557 @26.70 25 black steers 443 @27.80 buyers paid fully steady prices for all classes compared to 8 whiface steers ----548 p26.65 7 blk bull clfs 304 p27.70 last week's sharp upturn. The following is a sampling of the 8 whif bull clfs 27.50 sales made: 6 blkwhif steers ---- 610 p26.50 377 @ Sat e. this coming 3 whiface steers ---- 623 @26.40 2 whif bull clfs 443 p26.50 )ply our buyers'SO 25.90 6 whiface heifers 492 p24.70 25.4013 black heifers 601 @ 22.70 3 mixwhif steers ----572 @ BULLS 3 whiface steers668 0 547@ 23.60 steers. bull ------1525 17 whiface steers 464 @29.1017 black heifers 7 mixwhif steers ----603 25.85 @ 20.40 @ 24.20 HEIFER CALVES ;ales made lot 29.203 whiface heifers550 4 whiface steers -----615 p25.60 hull ------_1280 20.404 whiface steers410 438 @ 24.60 8 whiface heifers 434 @25.30 30 wf steersCbulls 463 :a28.9018 black heifers 24.85 bill------1530021.00 586p23.70 27 whiface steers ---743 @ 6 whiface heifers 453 @25.30 bull ------.600 11 wf steers&bulls [email protected] whiface heifers 24.00 COWS 28.00 8 mixed heifers 768p 21.10 10 mixwhif steers ---760 16 black heifers 448 @24.70 21wf steers&bulls 340@ 29.40 532 @ 22.90 5 whiface steers 784 p23.95 cows/w 26 nbl 7shthorn bulls 478 'al27.108 black heifers 9 black heifers 407 p24.70 10 whiface heifers 632 @23.60 cows/w 7nalves 4 bwf bulls 440 @27.20 6 whiface heifers 412 @24.60 COWS 42b&bwf strs&bul19136p29.25 14 black steers 612 p23.40 lkfaceiw 3 calv8; I cow ------1150 4 black heifers 416 @24.50 @ 17.606 bwf steers 711 025.30 60 blkwhif heifers 700 23.40 3 Mick heifers 497 @23.70 ingers 3cows ------1031@ 18.x'.16 whiface steers 633 025.40LISTED FOR FRIDAY DEC. 8 I tow ------1105 31 whiface heifers -717 @23.35 @ 16.6015 whiface steers 638p25.80 55 head of the Lyon Estate HOGS & PIGS .1 cow -----____1120 562 p22.70 p16.406 whiface steers787 24.45 Hereford stock cows, calves, 10 mixed heifers 19 mixed fats -217 p17.2S I ------4160p16.30 8 whiface steers [email protected] 1 whiface heifer 885 22.50 HOGS Scows------and yearlings. 9 mixed fats 194 p17.25 4190 @16.30 725 24.40 12 reg. Angus cows with calves 589 @22.00 2110 20 bwf steers p 4 holstein steers 13 hamp fats 237 @17.20 fixbutchers cows ------_-1070 @16.6S 14 blkwhif steers 636 @24.90 by side, Harry James. 533 @21.80 24813 18 black heifers 350 @14.80 iix hutches ------1230p16.40 8 mixed steers 814 @ 24.10 5 pure-bred Angus heifers. 3 mixed sows 3 COWS 216! . ------1236 @ 16.10 18 mixed steers636 025.00 Will calve in March, H. James 10 mixed sows 410 p14.20 butchers holstein cow -1770@ 16.60 44 whiface steers 857 @24.50 1 reg. 3-yr. old Angus bull, 1 black cow 830 p 19.50 431 p14.10 2 holstein 7 hamp sows hitebutrlieoNIP cows -1225 @24.50 17.10 2 holstein p16.10 4bwhiface steers 895 Harry James. 1 holstein cow---- 1480 p 4 hamp sows -515 p13.85 butches214 cows -4235 16.4037 mixed steers [email protected] 2 yearling Angus heifers, 16.50 11X 20 2 holstein 1 brn Swiss cow ----1310 p 285,.@ 12.50 cows --1230 16.6011 mixed steers [email protected] Harry James. 1 red boar x but 22q holstein 6 whiface cows ----1143 @16.45 cow ---1440 518@ 28.20 1 white boar -365 a12.30 !cows------p16.40 5 whiface steers 80 Choice Angus steer and six butches 1356 @28.70 2 holstein cows ----1632 @16.20 11.80 z cows ------(a16.602 whiface steers470 Heifer calves. Weaned and 1 white boar 500 16.00 3 whif cows & clfs p 202.50 !holstein 3 -way vaccinated. Vincent 7 white feeders 106 @18.00 cow --1425 @16.30 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS Kelly, & Sons. p 197.50 ow------1160 1 whif cow & clf 5 mixed feeders 154 p18.60 SOWS p16.306 whiface heifers [email protected] 60 Choice WF steers, #675, i cow 2 whif cows & clfs p 195.00 20.00 ------1095 16.003 whiface heifers [email protected] Les Keller. 39 white pigs otted sow p 192.50 4 whiface heifers 631@ 23.60 75 Angus & BWF Steercalves, 4 whif cows & clfs 12 mixed pigs 19.00 otted sow STOCKER @22.30 weaned & 4 -way vaccinated. BULLS 550 & FEEDER STEERS 4 whiface heifers 690 7 white pigs 13.25 otted sots 1 whiface 5 whiface heifers 482p25.00 65 WF heifer calves,weaned p 305.00 steer 520 (@ 1 whiface bull 9 white pigs 8.50 1whiface 30.004 whiface heifers [email protected] and 4 -way vaccinated. rite sows steer 450(a p 225.00 OP 6 wf 30.00 503 @ 24.20 weaned 1 black bull steers& bulls 223 0 30.206 black heifers 40 WF steer calves, 1570 @ 20.40 Lite snw 5146 whiface 440(6., 25.30 1 whiface bull RALEIGH BREEDING, MANAGER steers 470 @ 29.103 black heifers and 4 -way vaccinated. otted sow S whiface heifers 602p22.90 1 whiface bull -880 @ 20.00 . barn HI 3-3671; home HI 3.3547 BULL & STEER CALVES Auctioneer: Larry Lagasse, FIGS 1 whif bull clf 240 @ 33.25 290 @ 30.50 Ph. Concordia, Kans. CH 3-1714 rs$14,50to 1 whiface steer to $14.51) samonnfmation,or requests for appraisals at no Bring yourcattle call me Inquiries regardint coming sales, day LIVESTOCK it COMMISSION CO. any time, day or night. in at any time or night;we'll han- MARYSVILLE, KANSAS ODED eE DUDEREYNOLDS Abilene, Kans. dle them for youat Crri your request. cats CO 3-3394 Ppraise' -A2ITI*4',A,111 r, 0559 tri'ici 312

rielitorle seu 41 M Sell By 3 blkwhif heifers 2 blkwhif heifers----- 345 ©25.30 ----- 447 © Or Buy(trinUC4 1C)(j14AuctiontionVaGgchp 31 blkCblkwhif 25,30 heifers -403© 3 whiface heifers p25,25 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 3 whiface heifers 25,20 Owt inaidzet thLs week on 5 mixed steers 753 @23.50 -----300 @ 13 mixed steers 756 @23.45 2 whiface heifers 725 @23.40 12 whiface heifers 25,10 tece-ipts o-6 1537 cattee was 25 whiface heifers ----641 @23.15 --- 439 p 10 mixed steers 880 p23.05 4 black heifers------367 p24,85 vent,/ active. Theme wads a 4 blkwhif steers 1097 @22.00 S whiface heifers 754 p22.75 9 whiface heifers 24,80 1 blkwhif heifer 810 @22.70 ---- 397 ©24,60 good demand on aU. claisse.6 2 holstein steers 670 p21.30 11 black heifers----- 503 © o6 Atockeu and 6eedeu and 3 holstein steers 1090 @20.40 3 whiface heifers 763 @22.70 14 blkSblkwhif heifers 24,50 13 mixed heifers 739 p22.70 -474 ©24,50 STEER CALVES 3 whiface heifers-----413 6eZeA:ng steady -to 4ttong 1 roan heifer 815 @22.60 24.40 2 whiface steers 190 p33.00 6 black heifers------410 © with some spo-ts 2V -to 4 black steers 217 @32.00 2 black heifers 635 @22.50 6 blk&blkwhif heifers 24,30 highen. A.e e gnadez o 6 4 blkwhif heifers 673 @22.10 - 424 p24,30 10 black steers 314 p31.40 4 whiface heifers---- 365 © 12-WA:ng COM wene 25-to 10 whiface steers 288 p31.10 4 whiface heifers 747 p22.10 2 black heifers 24,30 2 blkwhif heifers 650 @22.10 512 p24.20 50 highen..The. 6ot-towing 8 black steers -343 @31.00 10 black heifers 507 p 26 whiface steers 408 @30.70 2 whiface heifers 602 @22.10 14 black heifers 24.00 us a sculpting o6 -the. sate: 3 whiface heifers 801 p22.00 522 p23,60 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 20 black steers 355 @30.60 18 whiface heifers----540 © 26 black steers -447 @30.25 2 whiface heifers 790 @22.00 23,5s 17 mixed steers 595 @ 26.90 2 whiface heifers -----605 p22.00 COWS 1 whiface steer 600 p 26.90 3 whiface steers -258 p30.25 1 whiface cow 4 whiface heifers 608 @21.60 4140 ©16,05 5 black steers 595 p 26.90 6 whiface steers 351 @30.10 1 whiface cow 7 blk&blkwhif heifers- 752 @21.50 1240 p16.05 7 whiface steers 8 blkwhif steers 420 @30.10 1 whiface cow -671 p 26.50 1 roan heifer 820 @21.00 4 340 p16,00 21 black steers 660 @ 26.40 8 black steers 343 @30.10 1 holstein cow 4 mixed heifers 586 p20.40 1620 @16,00 6 whiface steers 7 black steers 367 @30.00 1 whiface cow -596 @ 26.40 1 whiface heifer 725 p19.50 4255 p15.60 3 black steers 621 p 26.30 29 black steers 438 @29.90 1 black cow - 1 whiface steer 630 p 26.10 6 blkwhif steers 366 p29.70 HEIFER CALVES 1 whiface cow 15.50 2 black heifers 422 @27.50 1310 @15.50 3 whiface steers 6 blkwhif steers -426 @29.40 1 whiface cow 576 @ 25.90 2 black heifers 167 p 1350 @15.25 2 whiface steers 3 whiface steers -508 @29.25 27.30 1 red cow -620 p 25.80 1 black heifer 26.75 1010 @15.10 35 black steers 753 p 25.70 8 whiface steers 426 p29.20 445 @ 2 whiface cows 29.00 3 black heifers 243 @26.70 1075 p15,10 26 black steers 628 p 25.35 14 whiface steers -----546 @ 1 black cow 840 @ 3 whiface steers -310 @29.00 16 black heifers 287 @26.30 14.90 25 whiface steers -----694 p 25.10 1 whiface cow 4110 ©14,80 11 black steers 655 @ 25.00 6 whiface steers 475 @28.80 31 black heifers M9 @26.10 1 whiface cow 27 black steers 542 @28.80 4 black heifers 312 @26.10 1165 ©14.60 38 blkwhif steers 755 p 24.90 1 black cow 930 p14.30 24 mixed steers 807 p 24.90 5 whiface steers 414 @28.70 16 whiface heifers ----350 p26.00 2 whiface cows 24 blk8blkwhif steers -448 @28.65 3 whiface heifers ----215 @26.00 970 ©14.25 4 whiface steers 668 p 24.80 1 black cow 900 p14,10 3 whiface steers 746 p 24.50 7 black steers -432 @28.50 22 black heifers 382 p25.90 2 black cows 6 whiface steers 491 p28.40 19 black heifers 423 p25.50 830 @13,60 5 whiface steers -982 p 24.40 3 black cows --- 198.00 You' Cc 3 blk&blkwhif steers ---723 p 24.30 For Information or Estimates 9 whiface steers The cat isn't -621 p 24.30 Cross tries ti 16 mixed steers -841 p 24.20 Rezac Barn LIVESTOCK COMMISSIO 32 mixed steers 840 p 24.20 St. Marys 437-2999 Yr, and Mrs. 18 whiface steers 980 p 24.20 Delaine Rezac COMPANY 22 whiface steers 979 @ 24.20 St. Marys 437.6266 4 whiface steers 730 p 24.20 32 mixed steers 851 p 24.10 Elmer Imthurn 16 mixed steers -837 p 24.10 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 owIn 30 mixed steers 844 p 24.05 Paul Kramer St. Marys, 10 mixed steers 924 @ 23.85 St. Marys 437.2993 14 whiface steers 778 @ 23.80 nH 2 whiface steers 800 @ 23.70 8 black steers 773 @ 23..65 Auctio leers: Lawrence Welter, GeneToby Kans.curs in the G, strangers to by rghum but by seed comp perimenting Central kansas Most which, accor Modern Livestock Auction...West Side OfSalin W. Livers, cereal impr( TWO SALES EVERY WEEK Fort Hays expi

will improve 2 MONDAY THURSDAY M improve pi Hogs & Cattle Cattle Only anyway, Hogs sell at 11:00 a.m. followed by Selling starts at 11:00 a.m. Cattle per acre ae our regular cattle sale as they are will sell in the order they are consign - generally unloaded. ed on the books. nt above or

We sold 3426 cattle and 887 hogs.The hog top Dwight Smyers, Little Riv4 blk hfrs 368 @24.90 HOGS rid wheat is Monday was $17.75.The cattle market was steady John Schur, Minn. 4 wf strs 443 p28.50 Marilyn Bunger, Assava 9 wht hogs 242 @17.20 a pretty sub; to some spots 25C higher. We had a large attend- John Schur, Minn. 8 wf hfrs 461 p24.70 Clayton Altman, Salina6 mix hogs 214 @ 17.65 pmt per acre, ance at both sales. A lot of local buyers, along Ralph Schulte, Little Riv10 wf hfrs681 @22.90 Wm. Colburn, Assava 8 spt. hogs 241 @17.25 a will bemon with the out-of-state buyers, made for a very active Harold Wilkens, Torriane6 blk strs 808 p24.30 E. Traulsen, Lincoln 18 mix hogs241 @17.00 market.If you have cattle to sell give us a call. wheat produc Geo. Endres, Marion 9 hol strs 562 p22.40 W. D. Grassie, Tescott7 mix hogs 215 @17.50 yields are h4 We have a big sale shaping up for this Thursday. 17.45 Geo. Endres, Marion 16 hol strs608 @22.50 Perry Bradley, Niles 12 mix hogs231 @ ate seedcomp Here are a few sales made last week. Norman Tricsch, Claflin 17,10 6 blk strs 385 p30.50 John Lomax, Minn. 11 wht hogs 237 p the Wheaton t CATTLE 24 mix [email protected] Norman Tricsch, Claflin11 blk hfrs 326 ©25.90 Alvin Faidley, Langford 1970's, accor John Schneifer, Salina 33 wf strs814 @24.40 Lowell Peverly, Genesco 16.60 7 blk strs 386 p30.50 Donald Kissick, Beverly16 mix hogs260 @ who has bee John Schneider, Salina 35 wf strs798 p24.55 17.70 Lowell Peverly, Genesco4 blk hfrs355 ©26.60 Dwight Sperry, Beverly 26 mix hogs229 @ eloping John Schneider, Salina 15 wf stTs 715 p25.50 17.55 hybri Gary German, Lyons 4 hol stns 606 p22.30 Kenneth Kelly, Ada 11 mix hogs238 @ e joined the LeRoy Prihl, Falun 50 wf hfrs631 p23.30 17.70 Milton Bengslon, Linds.8 wf strs 423 p30.00 Ray Shank, N. Camb. 6 spt. hogs 227 @ .sis and Kansa Howard Byard, Lyons 23 wf hfrs708 p22.80 Milton Bengslon, Linds.8 wf lifrs 400 @25.70 Loren Richards, Ellsworth 8 mix hogs 215 @17,75 Harold Andrews, N. Camb 40 wf strs790 p24.85 Russell Richards, Beverly3 wf strs 408 ©31.00 M. Arthur Nelson, Lincolr28 wht hogs 227 @17,40 F.M. Froclick, Salina 31 wf strs 832 p24.15 Russell Richards, Beverly10 wf strs512 p28.00 M Hovand.:r, Herrington48 mix hogs252 @16.75 '''s big hurdle Milton Norstrom, Gypsum 23 blk hfrs 17.45 Use of whea 586 p23.70 Carl Erickson, Assava 9 wf strs 892 ©24.15 B. Gotli, Lincoln 8 mix hogs 222 @ Roger Whelchal, Salina15 wf strs 733 @24.95 17,40 Is we seewii Carl Erickson, Assava 11 bwf strs831 ©24.25 Arnold Yaiek, Tampa 12 mix hogs229 @ sorghums. J. Ashton, Salina 25 bwf 655 @25.10 16,85 Th Menno Messinger, Marion5 wf strs 518 p26.80 Emery Frost, Solomon 23 mix hogs242 @ Production Ed Scharf, Herrington 10 wf strs644 p26.35 11.25 of Menno Messinger, Marion9 wf hfrs 477 p24.50 Walt Sippel, Gypsum 40 mix pigs @ hies Willis Nelson, Lincoln 26 bwf strs 954 p 13,50 of whea 24.10 Max Jordon & Son, Genes.17 blk strs431 ©30.50 Gerald Webb, Salina 13 mix pigs @ Ethel Woodruff, Minn. 41 bwf strs 834 @24.15 12.00 a price that Max Jordon & Son, Genes.25 blk hfrs 392 ©26.70 Ed Reiff, Hope 16 belt pigs @ Steve Nelson, Lincoln 13 hol strs i!ITners to 974 @20.20 Neil Redger, Durham 9 wf hfrs Geo. 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