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ducts can be expected to com- pete in the Japanese market. More CompetitionFor The magnitude of the Japan- y Reel ese market for the American ?.0 6 ft. Shakespeare farmer is reflected in 1968 ship- rod Japanese FarmTrade ments of some major commod- COMBO WHEAT DEVELOPMENT ities. The United States provid- Checking Development of winter wheat plants is the 1969 Exports of U.S. farm pro- Part of last year's large vol-ed about 2 million tons of the Star Farmer of Kansas, W. Benson Keil of Concordia, and his ume was attributed to Japanese2,400,000 tons of soybeans im- Star Drag 12 lb. ducts to Japan last year totaled ported by Japan last year, and Air vocational ag teacher, Stephen L. Reedy. Last year Keil a near -record 932 million dol-stockpiling in anticipation of GIBSON'S half of the 4 million tons of $19.95 had 35 acres of wheat which averaged 43 bushels to the acre. lars, but the outlook for 1969the U. S. dock strike which be- DISCOUNT gan last December 20, the FASwheat. Value amirl and beyond is for much tougher PRICE 3 During the current 1968-69 competition from other nations, said. But a major factor was "compet.itive prices and quali-marketing season. Japan is ex- the Agriculture department pected to buy a record 2,600,000 says. ties" of U. S. products, the re- The 1968 value of farm ex- port added. tons of corn from the United ports to the major Far Eastern Record quantities of corn, States, plus about 1,800,000 tons market was second only to the soybeans, beef tallow and hidesof the country's 2,400,000 tons and skin were included in 1968of sorghum grain requirements. 942 million dollars worth Corn has recently been a bet- bought by Japan in 1966, the shipments, the FAS said. Two trends have helped Jap-ter buy for Japanese feed man- foreign agriculture service re- ufacturers than sorghum, the ported. an emerge as the best cash cus- CEO TACKLE FAS said. As a result,U.S. NATION tomer of the American farm- er, the report said. The coun-corn shipments have risen while try's gross and per capita in-sorghum grain exports to Jap- Open -Face Dog, Horse Clinic Reel comes have gained consistently,an have fallen. Mir and at the same time Japan's "In addition," the report said, model 777 In Riley County agricultural self-sufficiency is "a bumper crop of grain sor- MANHATTAN --- A compan- declining. ghum in Argentina has attract- ed Japan, and arrangements Exclusive sell ion animal clinic has been set 'Phis means, the FAS said, a centering bail here for May 12 and May 14.larger demand for food. At pres-have already been made for de- Adjustablek The first will cover dogs andent, Japan supplies only aboutlivery to Japan of nearly 500,- Line installed the second, horses. 75 per. cent ofits needs. 000 metric tonsof Argentine 2 pc. 6r/' Homer Caley, extension But competition tofillthissorghum during ular glass rod weterinarian, and -Dr,....14ihn Clif-market has,. increased sharply,marketing year." FAMILY CHECKS RECORDS ford, KSIT School of Veterinarysince Japan has embarked on anced Tackle Keeping accurate records is important if you hope to become Medicine, will conduct the clin-a trade policy aimed at diversi- theStar Farmer of Kansas, an honor won this year by W. Benson ics. fying its overseas buying. Auctions and sales Keil of Concordia. Here young Keil gets a tip from his vocational The May 12 meeting will cov- Officials said Japan has set ag instructor,Stephen L. Reedy, while his parents, Mr. and Mrs. er the care, treatment, and gen-up more than 20 trading com- can be found in Willis Keil, look on. eral health of the dog, includ-panies in Southeast Asia coun- both sections of ing thenutrition and vaccin-triestoprovide technical and Grass & Grain ation schedules for puppies. other assistance to help develop Dr.Cliffordwillalsodiscussproduction projects. this week. the problems and care of hunt- As these projects develop, of- This Section ing dogs. ficialssaid, more of the pro- Page 12 At the May 14 meeting Dr. Caley will discuss the selection of a horse and precautions for young horses. Also discussed willbefeedingtips,internal and external parasites, and di- seases. Charlie White, agricultural ) agent, said both sessions will be at 7:30 p.m. at Pottorf Hall at f 202 Reel Ci-Co Park. merica'slowestPtice HUTCH TEACHERS Otoof SpinningTackle BASE PAY TO $6100 Hutchinson will boost its ba- sic pay for teachers next year

$J'S by $450 to a $6100 floor for be- JNT ginning teachers with a bache- lors degree. With increases for teachers with more experience and more experience and more WITH QUARTER HORSE and more education, the aver- Working with his quarterhorses is a favorite pastime for the age pay hike will be $566. 1969 Kansas"Star Farmer," W. Benson Keil of Concordia. FFAHonor To ConcordiaYouth MANHATTAN- An 18 yearKansas State University's46th Keil started his farming pro- old NorthCentral Kansas farm annual state high school voca- gram in 1965 with two register- Youth, W. BensonKeil, has tional agriculture judgingand ed Herefords and a quarter - beennamed "Star Farmer agricultural mechanics contests. horse. He now has a program of Kansas"for 1969. Keil is a A near straight -A studentatthat includes 40 head of beef senior at ConcordiaHigh SchoolConcordia high school, Keil pres- cattle,three Quarter Horses, star drag and is the and 80 acres of cropland. His anti -reverse son of Mr. and Mrs.ently is serving aspresident of vith line Willis Keil,Route 3, Concordia.the North Central KansasDis- net worth was estimated at The StarFarmer honor wastrict FFA organizationand he$7,561 as of January 1, 1969. announcedat the 41st annualhas participated innumerous FENCE MENDING convention Kell will enroll in Kansas of the Kansas Asso-FFA events duringthe past State University's College of Richard Marcotte of Clyde says he has been working on fence UNT ciation public of FFA House of Dele-four years, including Agriculture next fall. He plans lines the last two weeks because of the wet condition of the gates. The state association wasspeaking,farm mechanics, to return to farming after ground. Marcotte farms 14 miles southwest of Clyde in Cloud holdingits annual convention incrops and meatsjudging and Manhattan earning a college degree. county. in conjunction with newswriting. lllllllllllll PI1IIIII11 llllllllllllllllll lllll llll 1 lllll itisno S lllllll plus appear rather large, weighing over 1,100 pounds since the mar-Less Than FARMERS OUTLOOK heifers over 900 pounds) was cause for alarm, Usual estimated at 701,000 - 4 perketing of these cattle - along C L.H. Simerl cent less than a yearbefore. with others not yet in feedlotsInsert Damage be sold will be spread through Aug- With the Most of these cattle will ust, September, and October. crop growing in April. just gettingunder seasz Marketing intentions and sas, the outlook way in Kr (We combine each weight is not foe price prospects. Farmers re- overl Cheer In Coming group of steers withheifers serious for insect 19( damage be- ported their intention of mar-year, that are 200 pounds lighter Tniaccording to Kansas Stat; s8 about 200keting 6,006,000 cattle during versity specialists. cause heifers weigh (April, May and crE this quarter In their first Ka pounds less when marketed. insectreport Beef Market June) - 6 per cent more than of Hence, they will be soldduring the year, DellE. Gates, pia; beef are not large enough to during this time last year. The exteo One of the most important the same months as theheavier sion entomologist, I agricultural reports at this timecause any big decline in cattle increase in beef output, howev-Brooks, extensionand Leroy prices. We will come back to steers). er, may be less than6 per cent Rpecialisib dai of the year is the USDA re- More mid -weight and light insecticides,say that ag( port of Cattle on Feed April 1.this point later. more than 2 or a surest: cattle. The number of steers - perhaps no of overwintering wa Itshows that farmers in the The number of cattle on feed 3 per cent. bugs in bunch adult Oho. in the Corn Belt (12 North-Cen- weighing 900 to 1,100 pounds grass revealed fro U. S. were fattening some 11,- hei- We can compare the presentlow counts which tal plus the 200 -pound lighter would not 419,000 cattle -7 per cent moretral States) was estimated at situation with that of the first it. fers was listed at 3,225,000 - dicate that thesebugs 196 than a year earlier. 7,277,000 - up only 3 per cent quarter of this year. On Janu- would be 7 per cent more than last year. much of a problemthis While this figure promises from last year. But the number ary 1, farmersreported 10 per Year. These cattle, together withthe Grasshoppersdo not spi' that consumers will again havein the 13 Western States was than now heavier group mentioned ear-cent more cattle on feed pose a serious threat, trei an abundant supply of fine 3,859,000 - up 18 per cent. They also re- a winteregg lier, will be sold mostly in Ap-one year before. count indicates. the steaks, prospective supplies of Steers on feed April 1 were However, ril and May. ported the intention of market-the right kind of slig estimated at 8,017,000 - 9 per ing 6 per cent more fed cattle weather fora GRASS & GRAIN Steers weighing 700 to 900 big hatch (dryweather in figs cent above the 1968 figure. The late The Mid -Kansas news weekly. during thefirstquarter. 171 estimate on heifers was 3,367,- pounds plus heifers 200 pounds May and June)might worsen Published each, Tuesday at 1207 lighter numbered 4,205,000- Farmers did market 6 per the situation. A light fan (BoX 1009)Manhattan, 000 - up 3 per cent. The larger infesta. Moro, 5 per cent. Most of these cat-cent more fed cattle. But thetion is indicated in cats Kansas, 66502 by increase in steersis notewor- up total beef output increased on- the northeast AG PRESS thy, since the greatest percent- tle will he sold in June, July, part of the state. 221, Dean Coughenottr ly 2 per cent. And cattle prices Most of central and age ofincrease has beenin and early August. western E. R. Woodward Steers weighing 500 to 700 averaged about $2 per hundred Kansas counties you art heifersduring most recent are rated light Second classpostage paid 15pounds higher than in 1968. and Manhattan, Kansas. years. pounds totaled 2,866,000 - while there could bea threat ie 'Subscription: $3 year per cent more than a year ear- Prices of choice steers at Chi- parts of Sherman, Thomas, AVE Fewer heavycattle. The num- Gri. LCIltrULATION lllll . 14,200, lier. Although this increase maycago averaged about $27 in ham, Rooks, Osborne, wei her of heavycattle(steers Russell, May and June last year, then Barton, Rush, Ness, Wichita, tree climbed slowly to around $30 in $86, Greeley and Edwardscounk March of this year. Prices may fror Gates and Brooksreport Now Is The Time To Contract range a dollar or so higher this indications yet of overwintenni higl year, but probably with a dif- populations of greenbugs. ure Ti.e ferent seasonal pattern. as and Oklahoma already haw crea The biggest danger isthat had some damage from these the Aerial Spraying when retail prices are marked mar insects but the Kansasspecial up, some of the nation's house- ists are of the opinion Kansas TI TO CONTROL BRUSH, WEEDS, ALL THISTLES wives will stage nonviolent ed, wheat will escape withoutse Latest Equipment "walk -outs" from the retail beef ious harm. calv for spraying For Brush Control, Government counters. high Seeding L. H. Simerl Pea aphids have been short fare -Dusting Univ. of Illinois ing up in eastern Kansas. Witt lion Defoliating Pays up to1.1/2the cost the right kind of conditions, milli BONDED A these little pests could develop dud, Visit Our Retail Display Of t-) the point of trouble. calve OPERATOR sum, Paul KitchenOWNER Lighting Fixtures Only traces of brown wheat WAMEGO, KANS.doing business as Jayhawk Aerial Spray Service mites have been observed in and 1409 West 6th .inclacol Electric Co. wheat. Cutworm damage, if ith farrr Phone 456-7358 WORK GUARANTEED 309 MORO - MANHATTAN going to appear, should be -mImu-mu- /Mau.- -.MEM.- ommm_ -Es.m4m- showing up soon. DIx BLn

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Cleo B. Lester Belvue J. P. Wullschleger. ;s Than State Dairy Usti(' Ca;h Receipts Damage th the crop grol.ving: At$83 Million gettingund2r the outlook i,7`' Karisas cows set a new record is not forhigh milk production in us forinsect according damage,. 1968,earning state producers to Kansas $83.8millionfor milk and g. FRS FREE ersityspecialists - another record, the their first cream NORGEAPPLIANCE OF YOUR CHOICE insect Kan&is Crop and Livestock Re- year, Dell rep E. Gates, portirng Service says. entomologist, ex` and Lettt, Inasummary of 1968 Kansas ks,extension ng, the agency said aver- - sticides, specials.. dairy say that ageer-cow milk production A verwintering a sz, adult was 8100 pounds, up 300 pounds in ehir: in bunchgrass from1967. The cash receipts to - counts which reve4i would tal was seven per cent above .e that these pr4, bugs 1967,and the highest on record. wou.l' h of aproblem Thenew mark was set de - rasshoppers this ; do not spitea continued downward a serious threat, trendin the number of cattle in a ia.; count indicates, thes Hoivr tate dairy herd and a right kindof weatherfi: slightly lower total production hatch (dry weather in figureProduction amounted to and June) 1717million pounds. Dairy might\cots:. situation. Alight farms. averaged 212,000 head of is indicated in thenorilcattlein 1968, compared with , of the state. 221,000 in 1967. 4., ost of central Dairymen sold 15'35 million and westii FREE sas countiesare rated pouncis of whole milk to plants FREE le there could anddealers, also a record high. be a thrti. FREE :s of Sherman, Thornas.;. Averaage price per hundred - THAT'S RIGHT FOLKS 1, Rooks, Osborne, weighLt was $5.15 for milk and NO GIMMICKS NO TRICKS crean1, also a new record, while ton, Rush, Ness,Wiehlii $86,498,000 gross farm income eley and Edwardscot::: fromdairy products was the ates and Brooksrepo:i highest cations yet ofoverwin!t. in 16 years. That fig- ulations of greenbugs ure iiicluded the value of milk, and Oklahoma already creamand butter consumed on the faarm some damage from ths) and cash receipts from sots but the Kansas mark?tings. are of the opinion Kana Thevalue of all milk produc- ed, in >at will escape without eluding whole milk fed to ; harm. calve,;,was 888,426,000,the highest since 1952. Milk used on ea aphids have been farmswas estimated at 91 mil - up in eastern Kansas, lionpounds, compared with 98 right kind of conditim million pounds in 1967. It in - ;elittle pests could de' elude(38 million pounds fed to he point of trouble, calves.;,48 million pounds con- mly traces of brown sumei; as fluid milk and cream es have been observed:. and five million pounds usedas farm- 'at. Cutworm damage, if churned butter. ng toappear, should 'It wing up soon. DIXIE PRESBYTERIANS BUY EVOLUTION The governing body of the Presbyterian Church of the 2 for 1 - whenyou purchase a MOTOROLA color set at our regular Mid.141616.IUnited States has reversed its discount price, with trade the Norge appliance of ACC° SEED 80 -year -old positionon evolu- your choice is tion, concludingnow that the absolutely free 11111,66fr istheory of evolution and the Bible are compatible. The 1mil- lion members church ispredom- inantly a southernone, and is not the United Presbyterian FROM MOTOROLA CREATORS OF QUASAR Church in the U.S.A.to which most G&G'area Presbyterian congregations belong. NO DOWN PAYMENT EASY MONTHLY TERMS SALE STARTS THURSDAY, MAY 1, AT 6:00 P.M. It's about time DOOR BUSTER 2 FOR 1 DOOR BUSTER DOOR BUSTER he got the (ONLY25) (2 ONLY) (ONLY 2) UPHOLSTERED Gates Tires accurate time. ORTV 2 -Pc. Living Room PLA FORMROCKERS Buy One At Regular COL Suite With ACCUTRON® Assorted Fabricsand Colors Suggested Price -Get GOLD OR GREEN Reg. he'll REG. 2nd ONE FREE 25800 never be 1888 ALI. POPULAR SIZES 16R4E9( 5; 49.95 VALUE 319" 99 88 I AREA QUANTITIES LIMITED 140. without it...... Baez DOOR BUSTER 2 FOR 1 DOOR BUSTER Ma DOOR BUSTER ...... (ONLY 6) (ONLY 24) . . (ONLY4) 19" PORTABLE Buy The Mattress At V REGULARSIZE UHF ANTENNA . " BLACK AND WHITE TV Reguar Price And REG USE FOR CHA.NNELS 27 AND 70 ..... " INNERSPRINGMATTRESS 149.90 Get The Matching 12888 REG. dio . ' Bea REG. I8. . . . 39.95 I STAND FREE Box Springs FREE 7.95 4,88

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. Cash receipts from sheep and lambs totaled 316 million in C 'U.S. Meat 1968 compared with 300 million May 6,1969 6 the year earlier. Sheep prices 7]

Record averaged $6.60a hundred- 8 1 Output At contest. The teamwill weight, up from $6.30. Lambs $50 cash reoeiv Col

award which were $24.40 compared with divided among will $12.8 Billion the team 1301 record $22.10 in 1967. bers. nle. Pre Stockmen produced a Jet 12.8 billion dollars worthof cat- Team memberswere: tle, sheep and hogs last year,a Virginia Weir,Geuda Pre gain of 5 per cent in valuefrom Ron Gatz, Newton Spring, Lin Gatz,An 3p 1967, according to theAgricul- K -State Judges wtdNeresonr Robert Sid ture department. 110 mbveertTurnquist, Output of all meat animals Best In Hoard's Lindsborg2 last year also was a record - Charles Sauerwein,Neon 58.8 billion pounds,compared James Meetz,Newton with 57.7 billion in 1967, the Dairy Contest Dennis Shurtz,Arkansas said. Pro- Ten Kansas State University Richard Heersche, %. crop reporting board Mulvane duction was lower only for students combined their dairy Frank Pretz, Osawatomie sheep and lambs, officialssaid.cattle judging skills and won The studentsare all first place in the college team enrolled Cattle accountedfor62 in a class in "DairyCattle division of the 39th annual ring" this semester, Judg percent of the meat output; or have te]:. hogs 36 percent, and sheepandHoard's Dairyman cow judging en it in the past. Mt lambs 2 per cent, the same pro- portion as in 1967. 140 Production ofcattle and Eicl]2,c3MED- calves was a record 36.5 billion riacks pound, 2 per cent more thanin 1967: hogs 21.2 billion pounds, for any make or model pickup

Convenient up 3 per cent and thebest year Sturdy Practical since 1959: sheep and lambs about 1.1 billion pounds, 2 per cent less than in 1967. Mounted free on Actual cash receipts from live- your truck.*.at, 7: stock marketing last year were factory or ship-. dollars, up ped to you. a record 15.4 billion Available.,r in WORKING WET FIELDS 6 per cent from 1967, the report stock rack or Don Lewis of Concordia says he has been working in wet said. fold -down fields, putting down fertilizer this week. He farms four miles Cattle receipts in 1968 were combination. northeast of Concordia. 11.3 billion - a boost of S per cent from a year earlier - andreflected an average a price of $23.40 a hundredweight Fits all trucks. No bolt projections to injure compared with $22.30 in 1967. stock. Top grade select kiln -dried lumber.Choice red or white.Fits precisely Calf prices averaged $27.60 so pick-up endgate closesbehindit. Sturdy oak stakes. compared with $26.30 a year Lift -up gate slides easily in steel channels. Standard height earlier, officials said. 6.3". Special height on order._ BUTTONWEED Hog receipts were 3.8 billion, up 2 per cent from 1967,with When Ordering SpecifyMake, Model, Size ofBed prices averaging $18.60 per

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Mi At C PONS Lonox -Ge REQu sPATO,' MINNEAPOLIS *"Lorox" is Du Pont's trademark for 50% linuron weed killer. JUNCTION CITY ABILENE Chapman Impl. Co. Mohn Impl. Co. Abilene Truck& Tractor COUNCIL GROVE WASHINGTON LEONARDVILL.E Ddstributed by Macha-Revere Schumacher's, Inc. Kendall Garage WAKEFIELD Auld Chevrokt HANOVER FALUN Woodbury Chemical Company Hanover Impl. Co. Dauer Impl. ST. JOSEPH, MO. HERINGTON Pioneer Service & SalesBRTJEVITify, MARYSVILLE ChaptnaWs on US 81 Bruna Brothers List FFA announced by Floyd D. Wentz,Commission Chairman is Hayes May t are: B. Beck. May 6, 1969 6, 1969 SPRAYER PARTS 19.95 Wayne Paul Meyer, Powhattan The fire district includes all 6 roller pumps Scholarships. Willis B. Keil, Concordia Cook, 45.95 MANHATTAN of Geary County with the excep- James Wendt,Carl 7 roller pums 14 95 - Nineteen Kevin J. Donnelly, Hope retest. Theteam g rollerpumps tion of Junction City, MilfordWoods, Delmar Sandow, Vin- will complete hand gun spray kit outstanding FutureFarmers ofJulen F. Wanamaker, Ellis D cashaward Neh, John L. Kasper, Wilson and Grandview Plaza, Kans., cent Lorson, and Hubert Red- which $56.95 America who aregraduating ridedamong Tom Stewart, Quinter den. the Boom drops7 row ....26.95 from Kansas high and two areas in western Geary rs. to regulator kit..14.95 schools thisBilly R. Moore, Holton Pressure spring have beenannounced asDavid R. Stump, Valley HeightsCounty in other rural fire dis- reammembers Jet agitators 1.95 (Blue Rapids - Waterville) tricts. Time To Review were: hand guns9.75 winners of scholarshipsfor col- 7ginia Weir, sigh pressureas low as Galen J. Rokey, Sabetha CARLTON CO-OP Emergency Plans Geuda Pressure gauges 2.75 lege study in agricultureor Steven Doane, Downs ELECTS JOHN BONFIELD n Gatz,Newton 14.95 veterinary medicine. Spring clean-up is a good Line strainers 59.95 Gregory A. Grater, Riley CARLTON - John Bonfield Gaitz,Newton 3 point tankcarriers The awards, announced Ronnie Jackson, Stockton time to review your family's bent Anderson, Side tanksaddles, each 18.95 as aMark A. Schultz, Russell has been elected president of plan for emergency escape in Sninlab fibergigss tanks99.95 highlight of the fourthsession we Turnquist, 110 eal. of the Kansas Association Patrick J. Debold, Salina the Carlton Co-op Association. case of fire. If you don't have hind& Continental Sprayers of Carl E. Berg, Seaman of TopekaDon Reiff was elected to the a plan, make one right away; arles Sauerwein, At Big Saving FFA convention, includedtwoDavid D. Newcomer, WaKeeney nes Meetz, Gary Lee Smith, Washington board and reelected were Bon- and if you have one, hold some Newton $500 Santa Fe Railwayscholar- field and Frank Myers. Other nnis Shurtz, ships and 17 $200 Union The scholarships are basedon practice drills for everyone in AT Pacific board members are Wayne chard Heersche, HOLT _FARM scholarships. academic achievement, leader- the house. ink Pretz, The Santa Fe scholarship ship and work experience pro- Osawatornie SUPPLY grams of the FFA youth. The the studentsare ITCO winners, announced by Tom a class in "Dairyall er Cox, are: Santa Fe recipients were select- Cattle' Next To Salt,Barn ed by the K -State College of Ed- ."this semester, 3 Wayne Converse, Eskridge it in the or ha: PR 6-794:i Joe Teagarden, LaCygne ucation, while the UP recipients a MANHATTAN past, The UP scholarship winners,were selected by the State De- STOP ;i

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Margie Howard, 11/2 pounds top round, 1 inch 4, * thick Hiawatha, 1 tablespoon dry mustard .:The- Latest Mrs. Margie Wins Prize 1/2 cup flour S. Howard,311 Oregon, Hiawatha, Salt and pepper week's prize. Shewrites, "I wins this 3 tablespoons fat or salad oil 'Daily for over 20years. So easy toam enclosing a recipe Ihave used make and needsno frosting." 1 cup onions, sliced Bread' COWBOY CAKE '/z cup carrots, diced 21/2 cups generalpurpose flour 1 No. 303 can tomatoes (1 -lb.) 2 cups brownsugar ("I prefer 1 tablespoon brown sugar Prize. 1/2 teaspoonsalt dark brown") 1 tablespoon Worcestershire 2/3 cup shortening sauce 2 teaspoonsbaking powder Spread steak on flat surface. 1/2 teaspooncinnamon Combine mustard and flour. 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg Spread over steak and pound '/z teaspoon soda thoroughly. Sprinkle with salt 1 cup sour milk and penper to taste. Brown on 2 eggs, well beaten both sides in hot fat in skillet Measure the flour,brown sugar, salt or dutch oven. Combine remain- a mixing bowl and and shortening into ing ingredients and, spreadov- of crumbly mixturerub or work to finecrumbs. Remove IAcup er meat. Cover and bake in cake. To the remainingand reserve to snrinkleover theton of the crumbles add the blended slow oven (325 degrees) for 11/2 der, spices andsoda, mixing thoroughly. baking pow- hours or until very tender. to the sour milkthen stir this into Add thebeaten Fags * * * "Triumph" Basket very smooth. Spread the the dry mixture until itis Mrs. Allen Prell, Oketo: "I hatter in twogreased pie nans orlav- enioy Grass & Grain's - YOU'LL USEitevery- er cake pans and sprinklewith the reserved crumbs. 'Our day! A must for better sal- tional teaspoonof cinnamon and An addi- Daily Bread' page very much also be sprinkled a few chopped nutmeatsmay and would like to share a re- ads. Stain -resistant miracle - over the crumbs. Bake ina moderately hot cipe with your readers." mesh links make shape oven (375 degrees) for15.20 minutes. Serve hot. changes possible at a touch. flat cake pan,oven 325-350 degrees." "I often use a TILLIE'S LEMON Safe for all foods. Made of

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Phone JE 9-8725 or in salad bowl. side dish, dessert or what * * have you. MANHATTAN Mrs. David Kurtz, Blaine: "I would like to share this reci- 1. Check your recipe care- Open Mon. through Fri. pe:" fully to be sure all ,ingredi- 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed 12-1) SOUR CREAM WRITE CAKE ents are accurate andac- 3 egg whites, beaten stiff counted for. Branch Offices: CLAY CENTER & JUNCTION CITY 1 cup sour cream, whipped 2. Be sure your name and Federal Add: address are on the entry. LAND BANK Assn. of 1/2 can cold water 3. Only onerecipeat a MANHATTAN 1 teaspoon vanilla time, please. Sift the following dry ingre- 4. Send it to Woman's Page Serving Clay, dients together three times: Editor, Grass & Grain, Box Geary, Pottawatomie & Riley Counties. 11/2 cups sugar 1009 MatatatWIL Ks., 66222. ORTHOStarter Special THE "SPACE AGE" FERTILIZER torn More Profit Per Acre SEE AN Precise rnefr ri Us) 1. Ito I ORTHO Formulation JC+nri.," CAI 1.0 DEALER HIGHER YIELDS HIGHER Gorden Mark Elevator .fficiencies - threesttes, CLAY CENTER 632-3381 for Halo sor containers YIELDS Farmers Elevator West Coast Ports. MINNEAPOLIS 392-3118 Precise Onaga Lumber & Grain ONAGA 8894821 Feeding um!II.4641.'" LIIIuous Seneca Redi-Mix & Fert. Inrccun.. a:mum SENECA 336-2315 ilig Agri -Service, Inc. HIGHER STARTER SPECIAL HILLSBORO 947-3431 l,14/044 C11,111ICALLY Ba140,0 YlElDS MAIO FOOD, Mor-Kan Elevator WHITE CITY 394-2214 HIGHER Mid -Continent Elev. YIELDS JUNCTION CITY 2384177 thick and lemon-colored; stir Our little neighbor boy, a left- Ham In hander, was having trouble Use Leftover egg writing "A's"; he- slanted them dry;foldinto mixture Recipe into buttered 1% Ponur backwards. To practice at home,DelectableSpoonbread -quart cosset,. he wrote the letter 150 times, eolnee. Bake ast erv350e did each one correctly and de- or cided to take the paper tohis Makes four servings, teacher. So he wrote his name By Beverly Macy at the top of the page -and Reader SeeksRecipe This letter wasreceived Our bowling team, having slanted the "A" in FRANK from been tied for first place for backwards, of course! Betty Boline,R 1, some time, has been "on pins * * * Esk. and needles," but this was liter-Massage Scalp if someof ally true for our team captain Every scalp requires some l'',iodgugIre'areiliKaadnswero's'n6h(164earv23ieng:arecipe Be- I would like to have. that last week. One of the membersmassage to keep it healthy. It is white cake recipe that a of another team brought herfore you go to bed each night, you bake cir- and then punch holes sewing along and our captainmassage your scalp in little in cake sat on a pin cushion. She hadcles with your forefinger. This anduse.T to extract a needle from her daily bit of stimulation will posterior before the game couldkeep both blood circulation and some kind of topping." continue. oilglandspurringalong Can anyone help Mrs.)3040 * * * Ifski, smoothly. e,,,eseriutherecipe directly to her or if youprefer, send it to Grass & Grain will be forwarded. and it Wash Floor Daily Because modern floor wax, es withstand washingwith, 0 out losing their shine, good idea to dip it is a "Remnants" of Sunday's bak- % cup finely diced ham asponge mop into a pail of suds ,/4. cup finely chopped onion and ES ed ham can be made into sim- wipe the kitchen floor JUSTAROUNIYC ply wonderful lunch or supper 2 tablespoons butter or mar- daily, This way insures thatsand .$ dishes. Grindit,chop it,dice garine condens- and mud will not be tracked or slice it . . . but do use every 1 can (10% ounces) last smidgen of it. ed cream of mushroom soup into the rest of the house, % soup can milk $.HME No one will ever guess you're CAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION using leftover ham when they Dash cayenne To Clean Vases taste enticing Ham Spoonbread. 1/2 cup cornmeal You all know how grimy M ; took STREET / PHONE 776-9712 Serveitwith a tossed salad, 3 eggs, separated flower vases can become. These 107 NORTH FOURTH fruit dessert and coffee. Maple syrup wet f MANHATTAN, KANSAS stains can be removed by wash HAM SPOONBREAD In saucepan, brown hamand ing the vase thoroughly, then two cook onion in but.t6-1. until ten- filling the vase with a solution PER der. Stir in soup, milk, and cay- of 34 -cup liquid bleach per gal enne. Add cornmeal;cook until GET Ion of warm water. Let stand Ov thickened,stirring...R... -move five minutes, then rinse and from heat. 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ServeWi.th-.k the standards. 9 ces fourservings, Get Water Plan May 6, 1969 NaderSeeks 'his letter OK-Partially was recelv''IP Revise Upward S.Betty Kansas has become thelast of - a month in which grocery Boline the 50 states to have Ram., edi, part of its prices normally remain level. 66423: water standards approved Forecast On I am wondering by The previous month had shown if Interior SecretaryWalter Hick - r drop of two -tenths of a per ir readershave el. would like a rs°D; Food Prices cent. to have, Ite cake -1i Hickel announced that Kansas Government experts are hav- Department sources say pri- recipe that you standards were approved with ing second thoughts about theirces paid to farmers during the thenpunch holes some exceptions with ince some previous optimistic forecast first quarter of this calendar use gelatin problems remaining to be work- 'P. and stray that the increase in food pricesyear were stronger than econo- T thlnkitAN() ed out. calk this year might be held to be-mists had expected. This, cou- le kind oftopping?, Secretary Hickel, ina letter tween 2 and 2.5 percent. 'an anyone pled with continuing inflation help Mrs. to Gov. Robert Docking,expres- The Agriculture Department in other areas, had caused the etti,et senu the sed his appreciation of thegov- is in the process of re-examin-concern among some experts !ctly to her pc) or if you ernor's personal interest and ing its earlier projections, "andthat their previous outlook for it to Grass leadership in the development & GrainPa:'' it may be that we'll find the out-food prices was two low. beforwarded et the state's water standards. look for food prices will rise as Last week, the Bureau of La- "I believe our mutual interests much as 3 per cent over lastbor statistics announced that are directed to the same goal year," an official said. This stillthe Consumer Price Index - in- 'ash Floor of protecting and enhancing the would be an improvement over Because modem cluding food as well as other floor py r. quality of Kansas' water withstand re- last year when food prices soar-items - rose in March by eight washing pt sources. In this regard, I am ed 4.3 per cent. It losing their tenths of one per cent, an an- shine, it pleased that a provision to is pro- Last week it was reported lodidea to dip nual rate of 9.6 per cent, the aspate tect high quality waters has that food prices went up four op into a pail steepest monthly risein 18 of suds 14. been adopted as a part of thetenths of one per cent in March ipe the kitchen years. floor dto Kansas standards," wrote Hick- IN way insuresthat el. id mud will notbe tnutil, Hickel said he could not to the rest ofthe how. approve a completion date of WV,IVNIKAAAINAMV, 1985 for providing secondary Easy CALVES TO SALE treatment facilities for 17 muni- a Clean Vases cipalities whichdischarge (ou all know how Mr. and Mrs.George Kalivoda ofCuba, Republic county, ez-, took some wastes into the Missouri River. wer vases can become. calves to an area auction last week. Georgesaid He noted that the state is re- To Use ins can be removed wet fieldsor not, he had been working the ground for the by past quiring secondary treatment fa- They learn almost immedi- the vase thoroughly, two weeks. cilities for waste discharges atelyas when nursing a ing the vase with a soli: PERRY, GLEN ELDER and Waconda Lake, formed byalong the Arkansas, Republican, cow. They settheir own 3/4 -cup liquid bleach perry}GET NORTHERN PIKE the Glen Elder dam. The com- Blue and Kansas rivers by 1975. schedule eating small quan- of warm water. Let Over 3 million northern pikemission reported that its 1969 "I would find these schedules tities every few hours day e minutes, then rinse fry have been stocked in Kan-hatch was below expectations acceptableforother waste and night. T. sas lakes by the Fish & Gamebecause of poor weather condi-sources," he told Docking. Commission, with most of themtions during the spawn -taking Hickel also withheld approv- Igoing into the Perry reservoirperiod. alof the bacteriological and temperature limits for all inter- Calf NUR SETTES state waters of Kansas and for WE ALSO HANDLE TRADITIONALLY NEW... FIELD TO FEEDLOT the dissolved oxygen limits for A complete line of medicated feeds the the Missouri River. He urged that state officials for young livestock. work with the Federal Water Pollution Control Administra- CARROLL'S SPECIALIZED FEEDS tion to solve these problems. 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WAMEGO SENECA WAMEGO TRUCK CO. Farm Co -°PAr° & TRACTOR SENECA IMPL. ortlo -Roo' LINCOLN, KANS. RHUDY &SONS, INC. VALLEY FALLS SALINA VALLEY IMPL. INC. 110 HerkiMer ,1"rr HI 1:k LINDQUISTIMPL. CO. Herkimer 10 Pleer°11 CONCORDIA CLAY CENTER CLOUDCOUNTY TOBUREN IMPL. CO. TRUCK & .1.14MarYs TRACTOR Fonerixii000.0 MARYSVILLE HERINGTON BRUNA IMPL.CO. TRI-COUNTY SALES largest holdings since1965. tee. in 4 years but less than half was Knoll was one of several wit- May 6, Corn, Soybean April's stocks in the early Off -farm storage of wheat nesses at thesubcommittee's 1969 163,618,000 bushels, 64percent continuing inquiry into car re- 1960's. more than at the sametime a Bins Most Full Sorghum and oat stocks were well below aver-pair problems and costs. chanics. year ago but J. Howard Reed, executive He also said April 1 stocks of corn and the largest in several years butage for April 1. manufaciere4 soybeans held in all storage po-close to the 1963-67 average. thissecretary of the Automotive should beencouraged w. Farm stocks of wheat for to ekl sitions in Kansas were record Rye stocks were the smallest bushels, 30Electric association, urged the lish franchisedservice date were 31,691,000 in addition faeiN high but stocks of most othersince 1957, and barley stocks the percent above those onhand aindustry to give more attention to franchised to training and certifying me - ers. de4 grains were at moderate to be-third smallest in 15 years. year earlier andlargest since low average levels, according to . Wheat stored in all Kansas 1962. Rye stored in allpositions the Kansas Crop and Livestockpositions on April 1 totaled totaled 426,000 bushels,15 per- Reporting Service. 195,309,000 bushels, 57 percentcent less than a year agoand Wheat stocks were the largest above a year earlier and the the smallest since 1957. A Bunk Preferred by Total stocks of the four ma- COW POKES By Ace Reid jor feed grains -sorghum Farmers And Livestockmen grain, corn, oats andbarley - in.all positions on April1, 1969 totaled 166,464,000 bushels,19 percent above a year agoand largest holdings for thisdate since 1964. Sorghum grain stocksof 93,255,000 bushels were 10 per- cent more than a yearearlier and largest for April butslight. ly smaller than the 5 -year aver- age. Off -farmpositions contain- ed 60,590,000 bushels of sor- ghum grain were 32,665,000, largest since 1960. Stocks of corn in all positions totaled 68,154,000 bushels,33 percent above last year and rec- ord large for April 1. Off -farm corn stocks of 42,639,000bush- els were 40 percent above last year. Farm corn stockstotaled 25,515,000 bushels,largest for UN 40 ACE 'REID 61.. -s April in a half dozen years. L gelgiagNMENNIRMalei Stocks of oats on April 1 in all Lam positions were 3,332,000 bushels, "I don't know why this strikes me so funny, but from the largest since 1965 and 25 this altitude I can see the water tower on top of percent above last year. Total the hospital in town...twenty miles away!" barley stocks of 1,753,000 were Tv 18 percent above a year earlier but the third smallest in 15 WI years., Soybean holdings of 16,731,000 Na bushels were 96 percent more than a year ago and a new rec- lowe ord high for April 1. Off -farm land storages held12,903,000 bush- more els, more than double April Kan! stocks in any other year of rec- porti ord. Farm stocks were 3,828,000 Bi bushels, also a record for the last date. per 6,27.c Whe the : pare Many New Cars a y w Not Ready For Driving Consumers Union says that many new cars reach their buy- ers "in a sorry state." The nonprofit organization told a Senate subcommittee this has been its experience in BIG DOLLARS buying cars for testing from franchised dealers and is borne WILL SEE THEM THROUGH) out by reports from subscribers to its magazine Consumer Re- Right now start building Big Dollars in a Peoples National ports. Bank Big Dollar College Savings Account. Set aside just a "Pre-test inspection of our small amount each month . . . then when your children are cars usually reveals from 25 to ready for college Big Dollars will be ready to see them 40 defects and deficiencies in through. So put college in your childrens future right now.. just switch all of your banking to the Big Dollar Bank their manufacture, assembly, The Peoples National Bank of Clay Center. and preparation for sale," said And Put A Big Dollar To Work For Your Children Robert D. Knoll, head of the or- ganization's automotive test division. About one-third of 50,000 sub- the national bank scribers who respond to an an- nual questionnaire report dis- CLAY CENTER, KANSAS satisfaction year after year with the condition of their cars THE BIG DOLLAR BANK when they got them, Knoll told Member FDIC the Senate antitrust subcommit- College Hill Skilled NURSING CENTER 2423 Kimball Ave. Manhattan, Kansas OPEN HOUSE EVERY SUNDAY 5% 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. ON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT MEDICARE APPROVED RATES For Free Brochure $11.50 andup Daily Junction City, Kam. Call 913-539-7671 May 6,1969 lanics. state, 79% ofthe area's 1968July 29 -"Merry Widow" withbuilding in Wichita. The shows He alsosaid wheat cropwas harvested on Ann Blythe Marufal,,, August 5 - "Luv" with run Tuesday thru Sunday with aould bebeencouraged summer fallowed land,while in sh the central third JoAnn'i Worley. matinees Saturday and Sunday. service the total was The remaining three shows Single admission runs $1.75 to 1 addition 26%. to franchise', are to be announced. $3.25 and season tickets are $30. rs. Wheat producedon continu- Century II is a new arts All shows are indoors. ously cropped drylandamount- ed to 67% of thestate's total production. Irrigatedwheat wed by amounted to only threepercent. Keep It Beautiful An average 41% of thewheat acreage seeded on summr fal- IfAmerica hired people for the job, it wouldtake the restockmen largest sort of army to keep our country free of litter. $ low and 521!2r;'r of thatsown on continuously cropped dryland But there's no need to hire anyone. It's a job we can was abandoned in the western do for ourselves. All of us. Every family that spreads a third of the state, while inthe picnic lunch. Every boatman who cruises the lakes and central third, abandonmentper- waterways. Every motorist who uses our roads and centages were four each. highways. Itis the pleasure of the U. S. Brewers Association each year to give its fullest support to the Keep America Beautiful Campaign. Remember: Every Litter Bit Hurts. Big Names On This is our land. Let's treat it right. UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. Wichita Summer P.O. Box 1435, Topeka, Kansas 66601 Theatre Schedule Wichita's new Century II The- atre may give some competition to Kansas City's Starlight The- atre for entertainment patron- age from the G&G area. Seven show of a planned 10 - show summer season have been announced, and there are some UNLOADING HOGS well-known entertainers and fa- Lyle Lange unloads14 head of hogs at aG&G area auction. vorite shows on the schedule. Lange is from Clifton. The seven shows and opening dates are: summer fallowed land amount-June 10 - "Showboat" with Earl Wrightson and Lois 1 Two -Thirds Of ed to 47% of the 10,886,000 to- Hunt tal acres seeded, compared withJune 17 - "Guys and Dolls" 44% of all wheat seedlingsa with Jane Kean Wheat Land Is year earlier. About three perJune 24 - "Carousel" with John Raitt cent of the state's wheat acre-July 8 - "George 1W" with Not (allowed age was seeded on irrigated Danny Meehan Kansas farmers summer fal- land, while 50% was on contin-July 15 - "Gypsy" with lowed 5,830,000 acres of crop- uously cropped dryland. Giselle MacKenzie land in 1968, or three per cent Summer fallowed acreage in more than a year earlier, thethe western third of the state Kansas Crop and Livestock Re- was up 22.000 acres in 1968 porting Service said. from 1967, while the central But the agency summary saidthird went up 134,000 acres in last year's total was still seven summer fallow. In the eastern per cent below the record highthird, virtually no land is in cul- 6,279,000 acres fallowed in 1964. tivated summer fallow. Wheat was seeded on 88% of In the western third, 86% of Canyou use the summer fallowed land, com- the fallowed acreage was plant- paredwith 93% seeded to wheat ed to wheat while in the central a year earlier. third 93% was seeded in wheat. Wheat seeded last fall on In the western third of the $500 in cash? Here's what OLIVER willpay you to prove that OLIVER has the best combine and the best dealin town:

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had to increase his allocations to allow for the alr#4014AO addedcosts of keeping up with the times. W OLIVER Yourlocal PCA pioneered in budgeted THE TIME MAKER financing for production purposes. Here's all you have to do: neares Oliver branch. Within hours, roduction The PCA is staffed by people who 1111' 1. Complete your combine deal with your - $450 - or $400 check know modern farming and how it Ni" [edit ssociation your Oliver dealer will be on its way to you. can pay if properly followed. I -with or without a trade-in This harvest season, make time with

Discuss your plans soon at your PCA office. -with or without a header an Oliver combine. And have up to 2.Sign the simple application for $500 extra cash -in -hand. cash payment from Oliver Corpora- SEE A NEARBY SEE YOUR LOCAL PCA MAN tion. Your dealer will validate this OLIVER DEALER Council Grove PCA Manhattan PCA applicationandforward it to the Floyd Rutherford, Manager Chas. Graham, Manager 6-7061 315 W. Main 767-5515 600 Humboldt PR Council Grove Manhattan PCA DURHAM Holton PCA North Central Kansas SALINA CLAY CENTER Bob Green, Manager James Ganson, Manager Toburen Imple. Co. G&R Impl. Co, )FDEPOSIT 435 New York 364-2141 301 W. 7th CH3-4168 Lindquist Impl. Co. Holton Concordia MARYSVITJN, ABILENE Peschel Bros. Impl. Salina PCA EMPORIA Wissing Motor Co. Curtis Syring, Manager ALMA HOLTON Kos' 1321 W. Crawford TA 5-4641 Arndt Bros. DI 2-5262 Eberwein Gikrage Salina Spiker Implement Undeserved ReputationAsCyclone State May 6, 1969 r-4 adopt-of public preparation for torna- 946 deaths, Texas with 887, Ala-reporting tornadoes was SKY - nasiums or other Although Kansas lies in the averageddo outbreaks. Under the structures region of maximum tornado bama with 797, and Oklahomaed in 1953, Kansas has WARN program networks of with wide,free -span 54 tornadoes a year,ranking it should be avoided. roofs frequency in the world, its rep-with 788. The records show behindvolunteer tornado spotters are utation as "the Cyclone State"Missouri with 569, Georgia withthird in this category, being expanded and the widest In homes thebasement usd, i.,undeserved and misleading.554, Indiana with 398, Tennes-Texas and Oklahoma. possible participation in prepar- ally offers thegreatest on- safety So says Merle J. Brown, state see with 373 and Louisiana with For 1968 Kansas recorded edness programs is being devel- Shelter should besought no under 364. ly 25 tornadoes. There were a sturdy 'workbench climatologist for Kansas who propertyoped." or heavy maintains offices on the Kan- Kansas did rank firstin deaths and only minor Brown points out that the per-table, if possible.If there damage. "In fact," saysBrown, is sas State University campus atnumber of tornadoes reported basement, sheltershould tor- iod of greatest tornadic activity be Manhattan. prior to 1961, but Brown says"the last really damaging in Kansas comes in May and sought under heavy this probably was due to thenado occurred nearly twoyears the central part furniture Brown's records_ reveal that City suffer-June, followed by April and Ju- of the house 295 Kansans have lost their fact that Kansas had a moreago when Garden ly. Tornadoes can occur in Kan-Mobile homesare particular) efficient reporting service thaned one death and morethan vulnerable to the lives in tornadoes since 1916. damages sas during anymonth of the storms, "Thisis an average of sixdid other states. $6 million in property year, although they are rare In open country from a storm whichstruck one should deaths a year and ranks Kansas "Some states reported very during the winter months. path at a rightangle. If few tornadoes during the ear-June 23, 1967." then way down in 12th place among Tornadoes have boen recorded move away from thetornado's the states." ly part of this century whereas Kansas' 25 tornadoes in1968 is no time to escape, for the inall counties of Kansas, al- a pereee The heaviest death tolls forwe know, from accurate recordsranked it in ninth place though the frequency is great should lieflat in the year, along withMichigan, nearest the period, 1916-1967, occurredkept since 1953, that they must est over the eastern two-thirdsdepression, suchas a ditch in Illinois, with 1,016, and Ar-have had many more torna-which also had 25. Texas re- ravine. or Oklaho- of the state. kansas, with 1,002. These statesdoes," Brown says. corded 149, followed by The "Tornado Safety Rules" are followed by Mississippi with Since an accurate system ofma with 58, Floridawith 56, Missouri issued under the SKYWARN Minnesota with 39, when MATTRESS with 30, Iowa andWisconsin program emphasize that & with 26. a tornado approaches,immed- BOX SPRINGS Wednesday with 27, and Arkansas differ- Kansas and iate action may be the Specials Every Day Rightbehind death. In- Michigan were Alabama, Southence between life and New Low Prices Dakota, Georgia and Louisiana,dividuals should seek inside Buy Direct AUCTION MAY 14 each with 23. shelter, preferably a tornado Also Complete Rebuilding The greatest frequency of cellar, underground excavation, Service Starts 11:00 a.m. is or steel -framed orreinforced tornadoes for unit of area Manhattan He SALE in Oklahoma. concrete building of substantial Lunch Served The low death toll in Kansasconstruction. In office buildings Mattress Co. and schools occupants should go RE is due, in part, to the time when 414 S. 4th As we have quit farming and are moving to Lincoln, we will these storms occur. Brown to an interior hallway onthe PR 85302 sell the following personal property at public auction at the lc -west floor. Auditoriums, gym - farm located 5 miles south and 3 miles east of Hunter, Kansas, points out that the maximum MI or 1 mile east of Ash Grove, Kans. frequency for tornadoes in Kan- late afternoon or early aphi Grain auger, 6 -in. 32 -ft. w/ gas sas-is engine evening. Saturday grai Machinery 500 gal. gas tank on stand "Day -time tornadoes can be sulb Jll manure spreader observed more readily than ure 1962Allis Chalmers tractor, TOOLS & MISC. night-time storms. Too, the un- ed t D -1l9, gas, overhauled last Tumblebug; steel wheel hay AUCTION fal rack; sulky lake; 2 harrow, obstructed horizon over most of MAY 10 men 1963 Allis Chalmers loader 519section; 2 wagons; lister, 3 - the state, the awareness of the 56th 1956 Allis Chalmers tractor, row; Wayne air compressor; tornado danger by Kansas res- SALE atI, WD45 Forney welder, 180 amp.; Starts 12:30 Noon Fort 1945 Allis Chalmers tractor, Cpaint spray gun; drill press; idents, and the relatively small 1965 Allis Chalmers mower, 7 -grinders; number of populous cities are Lunch Available stati ft. 80S Vise, shovels & forks other significant factors in the It 1963 Allis Chalmers plow, 4-16, Fairbanks -Morse platform low death rate from Kansas We will sell the following items listed below at public sun bree semi -mounted scales; hand drill press; 2 tion at our home located at 620 South 11th St. inSalina, Kann, Had 1956 Allis Chalmers plow, hyd. cylinders & hoses; tornadoes," Brown says. mounted 3-16 Weed burner, 4 -gal.; lawn The greatest single disaster HOISEHOLD, ANTIQUES Christmas plates; hand paint has 1963 Allis Chalmers wheel mower; fanning mill & eleva- of recorded Kansas history oc- COLLECTORS ITEMS ed bowls & plates. resis AND MISCELLANEOUS - Cracker jars(R.S.Ger- disc, 12 -ft. tor; electric motor, 1/2 hp.: curred the night of May 25, many); pressed ghur 1960 Allis Chalmers tool bar,metal table; cord, 100 Cherrywood love seat; com- teria 12 -ft. w/ 16 -in. swoons ft.: 1955, when a tornado entered mode; rocker; high chair; barcut glass bowl (signed Libby); 1967 Allis Chalmers tool bar, Battery charger; pick-up from Oklahoma and moved stools;table desk from Eng-white Carnival dish & basket; 12 -ft. w/ 4 -ft.sweeps guards, 1 set: new "V" blades, through Sumner and Cowley land; 2 bookcase sections; dis-blueartglass backet;vase 1956 Allis Chalmers subsoiler5 -ft.;belt pulley for WD 45 play & what -not shelves; tableline dish; dated syrup pitch Counties, almost wiping out the with iron center;largefire-ers; cups & saucers; child's 1964 Allis Chalmers rear bladeAC tractor; handy -man jack; town of Udall, where 75 lives 1966 Sunflower stubble mulchJD water cooled engine,11/2 place screen. cup & saucer. plow, 9 -ft. ho.; smooth & barbed wire; were lost. Rose colored marble, 1 sq. Chocolate set (pot with 6 Our 1968 Mulch treader, 9 -ft. grindstone;kerosene tank The tornado which struck To- yd.; Seth Thomas clock (3 cups and saucers, markedSi- had lesia); Roseville; Wellerware; the s 1964 Kent springtooth, wheelheater; peka on June 8, 1966, was one weights); mirrors, pictures & type Lumber: windows & frames; frames; folding screen: book-silver shaving mug; vase; petir MM oneway, 8 -ft. fence & hand tools; barrels, of the world's most damaging case & desk combination; Bohemian toothpickholders; have JD Duckfoot w/ sweeps & cans 8z grease guns: posts, as- single tornadoes. There were 16 snare drum & stand; lightninghat pin holders & hatpins; or IN rods; new & old toys; plant-bisque figurines. plent points sorted: scrap iron; squirrel killed with a property loss es- glass & china Case grain drill, Model L, 16-8,cage fan & motor; ers;paint; Sunbeam electric Jewelry; stocl timatedat $100 million. This mixer: Disston saw. shoes: miniature glass lamps; w/ new discs,shoes & 2 log chains, 15 & 16 -ft.; was approximately two-thirds iron hanging lamp (dated Corn wheel bearings, fertilizer at-tractor cushion & umbrella; Cooking utensils: harpoon II tach. pipe: propane gas heater; of the property loss suffered in type hay forks; iron shaft 1876); small cast iron cigar kerosene stoves; lamp with cranberry globe; Implement tilttrailer, dual electric water heater: folding Kansas during 1953-1968. brackets; de FAT wheels, 16x8 cot; crocks & fruit jars; lanterns - kerosene,dash-butter molds (1 with cow MH field sprayer, mounted Faisoncylinder phono- "Even though most Kansans board & railroad; kerosene sign); wooden bowls. 10 Corn sheller, lamps; sad irons with 1 match- Old guns; revolver; bayo- 9 wi graph. are aware of the tornado dan- polo` 12 b Grain auger, 64n. 18 -ft. w/ 220 Many other articles too nu- ger, injuries and deaths can be ed set & trivets; iron kitchennets: sword & scabbard; 11A hp. motor merous to mention. tools;ice tongs;porcelain der flack; saddle bags. 4 bh reduced through a more effec- casters: old tools & bottles. Brass bells & otherbrass 3 bll Auctioneers' Note: This is one sale you don't want to miss ! tive warning and educational Dated fruit jars;coffee items: Many otherarticles 5 wi The late model machinery and other personal property are program," Brown says. "This is grinders; R. S. Prussia plate;too numerous tomention. 4 ch all in first class condition. why the Commerce Depart- 7 WI ment's Environmental Science 8 wI Mr. 81 Mrs. Lloyd B.Hamilton 1 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Jepsen, Owners Services Administration (ESSA) Sale Conducted By 1 wi Sale Conducted By G&H Auction Company has launched SKYWARN. Ray Gerbitz, Ellsworth, 472-3491 Clerks: Niro '9 bh IRay Gerbitz, Ellsworth, 472.3491Mervin Temple, Lyons, 257-2975 "This ESSA-Weather Bureau & Melvin Temple, Lyons, 257-2975 & TonPle 1 bli Clerk - Saline Valley Bank program is a concerted effort 3 bll 2 wt 8 bit 1 bls 1 WI SALE EVERY Kansas 1 bll Salina/ 1 WI v WEDNESDAY Beverly Stockyards Co. Phone1.1 7-4479 7 wi 4.w44PiWayne Kreigh, Delphos 3 whif heifers 533 @ 30 1 bll With a large run of cattle on hand at our sale Wednesday the Owen Meier, Durham 1 blk cow 1085 @ 21.60 2 wk # i 4 mi market looked 50jhigher on feeder cattle. Cows were 500 Melvin Meier, Durman 1 hob cow 1545 @ 20.30 HOGS lower and all other classes of cattle were fully steady. We C.B. Schur 1 whif cow 1090 @ 21.30 Lon Dean Crosson, Minneap.25 whi butch 1 ro had a house full of buyers and could have sold more cattle. Dave Weibert, Tampa 48 whif heifers671 @ 28.50 Willard Watts, Manchester 25 NA 207 g20.40 6 wi Listed below are a few sales from our Wednesday's auction: Alva Mayer, Abilene 9 blk steers Bob Mason, Solomon 726 468 @ 34.90 217@ 20,45 9 bh Dick Whitehair, Abilene 89 whif steers Good Samaritan Cen., Ellsw. redbmlkix butchbbuuttcchh 767 @ 33.00 2 wi CATTLE Henry Mattis, Wilson 1 whif hfr 890 @ 27.00 Harold Brumm, Junction City 5 red butch 22:00:33:50 Dale Peters, Minneapolis 2 cows 1395 @ 21.20 Dale Bloomquist, Assaria 63 mix hfrs 585 @ 30.00 Art Weis, Minneapolis 2 butch 3 b11 721 @ 32.00 1 WI Dave Laubham, Durham 9 mix steers Emery Train, Lindsborg 11 hoist steers758 @ 26.90 Perry Bradley, Niles 5 mix sows 22:9: 222000..:3505 4 sh, . Roy Jungle, New Cambria 1 blk steer 215 @ 42.00 James Forshee, Aurora 1 whif cow 835 @ 25.00 Earl Pope, Gypsum 5 whi butch 37 wf heifers 622 @ 29.30 Don Esping, Bridgeport Eugene Arensman, Kanopolis1 whif cow, 950 @ 20.9C 702 @ 28.60 Vie,d: # Dave Weibert, Tampa 66 blk heifers E.J. Wamhoff, Lorraine 1 whif heifer 435 @ 34.25 Whether buying or selling livestock, plan to be with us 955 @ 20.00 of UIC 7 re( Clarence Hansen, Gypsum 1 whif cow Chas. Westerman, Ellsworth 6 blk steers 335 @ 38.75 nesday. For highest prices for your livestock and one LeRoy Windhorst, Wells 2 black steers 530 @ 31.80 most widely advertised sales in Kansas, billy ournext cos S wi Dale Bloomquist, Assaria 8 char heifers 605 @ 14 Olson & Train, Lindsborg 34 blk steers 773 @ 32.00 Cecil Grubbs, Ellsworth 29.80220202:signment to the BEVERLY STOCKYARDS CO. atSalina. 4 blk steers 430 @ 34.25 6 whif cows 1108 @ 20.44 lime on your1) 8 wt C.E. Freeman, Simpson Earl Brumbaugh Oak Hill 1 whif steer 455 @ 3.4.10 For more information about prices and selling Freeman & Clark, Simpson 1 whif bull 1610 @ 24.55 and look al 3 bh lithv:tc:ck, get in touch with us and we will come 2 wi . 4 wi

For mord'iriformation about 1 wi Beverly Stockyards Co., Salina, Kansas, KFRAf_...e,velY.,, prices for your livestock get Market reports on 2wi Located on east edge of Salina on old highway 40 Wednesday 3 wI in touch with us and we will ;Al?: come and look at 'them. JACK BEVERLY,SalinaTA3-3191 BOB GRACE, Salina,TA 7-1541 elvle:r3y0.Wednernsrlyi ongnaKt 2 bbl PAUL DIEHL, Brookville 225-3503 HARLAN JENSEN,SalinaTA3-8445 1 WI JIM FORSHEE,Concordia CH3-4717 1 bll May 6,1969 / age sorghum silages made with other Grass & Grain stniet,, cottonseed meal, rolled milo, 13 e,free May 6, 1969 )uld be -span combination of the two, and avoided, rolled wheat. As last .year, the n homes rr4 pasture grass was available for y offersthe basemen, steers tended to perform betterroughage. Little difference in thegreatest when mil° was ensiled rather gain of calves or weight of cows elter should be sought than when fed the dry grain.was noted; however there was ;turdv workbench 11 The test showed that there are amore hair "bloom" on the CSM de, ifpossible. or number of wintering rations group by winter's end. Winter- ;ement, shelterIf there should that produce excellent gains,ing costs favored the urea fed ight underheavy the key is to have a quality feed.cows. furn4 centralpart of , An all urea protein source When cows with spring calves bile homes thehtf,,, are park. was compared to cottonseed were supplemented with two nerable tothe storks meal as the basis for a range pounds of cottonseed meal, n opencountry supplement for cows with fallmade into cubes, from Aug. 7 one sis h at a rightangle, calves wintering on a native to Oct. 17 there was little advan- we away from If grass pasture. Both were pellet-tage in the weaning weights the tons,. no time toescape, ed with rolled milo, prairie over the non -supplemented iuldlie a its,' hay was fed; otherwise, only herd. flat inthe ilk )ression,such as tine. a did Compare-You'll Buy MATTRESS & BOX SPRINGS Westinghouse Appliances Specials Every Day COTTONWOOD OVERFLOWS With The Advanced Features New Low Prices Buy Direct - Late April rains sent the Cottonwood river overflowing southeast of Cottonwood Falls in Chase county. Also CompleteRebtal- Service plant breeders and shouldbe asuited in comparable cattle per- Manhattan Hays Roundup stepping stone to aphidcontrol formance. in the future., A number of procedures to Mattress Co. Reports Better In the steer fattening trials,improve adaptation to urea 414 S. 4th pp, s exeellent results were obtainedwere studied. This included pel- from ensiled high moisture leting with wheat and sorghums Milo, feeding milo. The grain was combined for wintering steercalves. HAYS - Progress toward at the 25 percent moisture lev-There was a slight disadvantage aphid -resistantvarieties of el, processed througha screen -in feeding urea supplements as Model MCJ061D Saturday grain sorghum and excellent re-less hammermill, and ensiled in a pellet instead of a meal. How- Weighs only 61 lbs. - 6000 BTU's, 115 volts - sults from feeding high -moist- wt concrete -lined trench silo. ever, in wintering rations with ure sorghum silage were reveal.When fed with sorghum silage, 9.5 amps Three -Speed Fan provides a variety of high silage component the comfort conditions High Cool, Medium Cool and ed to the more than 1000 stock-three pounds alfalfa hay, and substitution of high urea sup- MAY 10 men and others attending theone pound of a protein supple- Night Cool High Fan, Medium Fan and Low Fan plements for cottonseed meal settings Adjustable Thermostat gives a wider choice 56th annual Roundup program ment, the steers made an aver-consistently reduced perform- of temperature settings at Kansas State University's age daily gain of 3.15 pounds ance. The use of an innoculant Starts 12:30 Nor Fort Hays branch experimentover a 99 day period. This wasfrom a pre -urea adapted donor 15,000 BTU $13800 Lunch Available station here. 34, pound more gain and 6 per-steer seemed to be beneficial in 24"x14W'$245 It was reported that the plant cent higher feed efficiency thanthe early stage of full feeding. Carry Out Price ; listed below at public la breeding work of researchers the dry rolled grain check lot. Steer calves with an initial ith 11th St. in Salina,Haa Hackerott, Harvey and Ross High urea supplements for weight of about 500 pounds BOYD APPLIANCE ristmas plates; hand paic has laid the groundwork for high grain fattening rations & TV made wintering gains of over 212 POYNTZ bowls & plates. resistance to the pesky sor- were a much more economicaltwo pounds per head per day on :tracker jars (RS. Ger ghum aphid. This genetic ma- source of supplemental proteina number of high quality forti- Manhaftan, Kana. ny); pressed glass disk; Your Westinghouse Dealer Since glass bowl (signed Libby?; terial will be Made available tothan cottonseed meal and re - fied silages. Included were for- 1958 ite Carnival dish & basket eartglassbacket: vaR dish; dated syrup ; cups & saucers; chlll, Manhattan & saucer. Commission Co., Inc. Sale &vim/Wuteadaf hocolate set (pot with 0 Our market was higher this week. We 3 whiface sirs 490 @ 35.40 is and saucers,marked I had a good run of cattle for this late in black steer 320 @ 35.25 21/2 MILES EAST OF MANHATTAN ON a) ;Roseville; Wellerwax the season, with lots of buyers com- 2 blk whifc strs 432 @ 35.20 1 black cow 815 @ 23.60 US 24 ter shaving mug;vase; peting for all classes of cattle.If you 4 whiface steers 430 @ 35.20 5 blk whifc cows798 @ 22.80 1 whifacc cow 1230 (a'21.10 lemian toothpick holden have cattle to sell, contact some of us 1 whiface steer 390 @ 35.00 1 black cow 930 @ 22.70 1 whiface cow 1050 @ 21.00 pin holders & hatpins: or bring them on in. We always have 1 black steer 480 @ 34.25 3 whifc hrn cows836 @ 22.50 1 black cow 1220 @ 21.90 que figurines. plenty of buyers for all classes of live- 1 black steer 415 @ 34.10 1 black cow 1185 @ 22.40 1 black cow 820 @ 20.80 glass & chinl Jewelry; stock at the Manhattan Commission 4 black steers 466 @34.00 1 holstein cow 1440 @ 22.40 8 whfc hrn cows 888 @ 20.80 )es: miniatureglass WI Company. 1 whiface cow 1015 (a?20.70 (dated 1 black steer 475 @33.00 1 whiface cow 1195 @ 22.30 n hanging lamp Here is a partial listing of our sale: 4 whifc red nk strs 475 @ 1 whiface cow 1015 @ 22.30 1 whiface cow 975 (a?20.70 small cast ironeige 33.00 '6); 1 whiface steer 465 @ 33.00 1 whiface cow 830 @ 22.10 1 holstein cow 930 @ 20.70 1p with cranberryglobe: with cowl FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 1 black steer 465 @ 33.00 1 holstein cow 1335 @ 22.10 1 whiface cow 1015 @ 20.60 .ter molds (1 10 whiface steers 1 whiface cow 995 @ 20.50 n); woodenbowls. 633 @ 36.15 5 whifc char strs 541 @ 33.00 1 whiface cow 1130 @ 22.00 bayc, 9 whiface steers 587 @ 36.05 1 m whifc cow 1110 @ 20.40 )1d guns; revolver; 3 whifc strs 445 @ 32.30 1 whiface cow 810 @ 22.00 s: sword &scabbard: t.' 12 black steers 585 @ 34.95 10 holstein steers386 @ 29.70 1 whiface cow 1045 @ 22.00 1 'whiface cow 1220 Ca?20.30 bags, 4 black steers 675 @ 34.75 4 holstein steers 528 @ 28.00 1 whiface cow 1125 @ 21.90 1 whiface cow 1040 @ 20.20 flack; saddle Irassbells & otherbrg 3 blk whifc strs 625 @ 34.70 1 whiface cow 975 @ 21.90 1 holstein cow 1205 @ 19.60 ns: other articles ' 5 whiface steers 670 @ 34.00 HEIFER CALVES 1 whiface cow 1165 @ 21.90 1 blk whifc cow 1145 (a?19.60 numerous tomention. 4 char. mix strs 618 @ 33.90 1 whiface hfr 175 @38.00 1 black cow 995 @ 21.80 1 whifce cow 1005 @ 19.60 BUYING 7 whiface steers 795 @ 33.45 3 shorthorn hfrs 180 @ 34.75 1 whiface cow 1025 @ 21.70 1 holstein cow 1340 @ 19.40 FAT HOGS 8 whiface steers 847 @ 33.45 5 black heifers 288 @ 33.00 1 whiface cow 1110 @ 21.50 1 holstein cow 1395 @ 19.00 1 whiface cow 1005 @ 18.90 IB. Hamilto 1 black whifc str 835 @ 33.35 1 black heifer 235 @ 32.75 1 whiface cow 1150 @ 21.50 We buy fat hogs in Manhattan, 1 whiface steer 660 @ 33.10 14 black heifers 441 @ 32.75 1 black cow 1090 @ 21.50 1 whiface cow 805 @ 18.90 ed BY I holstein cow Alma, and I.skridge according Clerks: 9 black steers 616 @ 33.10 1 whiface heifer 385 @ 32.50 1 whiface cow 1150 @ 21.50 1060 @ 18.10 to the following schedule: & 1 blk whifc str 585 @ 32.90 4 black heifers 443 @ 32.25 1 black cow 1185 @ 21.40 1 black cow 820 @ 17.50 3 blk whifc strs 685 @ 32.80 3 black heifers 511 @ 31.60 1 black cow 1095 @ 21.40 1 whiface cow 910 @ 17.30 At Manhattan 2 whiface strs 825 @ 32.70 6 whiface hfrs 453 @31.50 1 whiface cow 1240 @ 21.40 2 red angus cows/cvs @365.00 Tuesdays & Saturdays 8 black steers 679 @ 32.70 3 whiface hfrs 528 @31.00 1 whiface cow 830 @ 21.30 1 red cow/calf @360.00 1 black steer 910 @ 32.40 3 black heifers 438 @31.00 1 holstein cow 1680 @ 21.30 2 red cows/cvs @350.00 BUYING HOURS 1 whiface steer 825 @ 32.40 2 blk & blk wf hfrs 522 @30.80 1 whiface cow 1250 @ 21.20 2 red cows/cvs @350.00 8 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 1 blk whifc steer 1 holstein cow 1550 @ 21.10 1 whifc hm cow/cvs @265.00 Kansas 1120 @ 32.40 7 whiface hfrs 535 @30.75 ialina, 1 whiface steer 1050 @ 32.30 7 whifc hm hfrs 399 @30.30 AtAlma 7 whiface steers Phone 605 @ 32.30 50 whiface heifers556 @30.30 Every Tuesday 5 1 blk whifc str 30.25 3 whit heifers7;3437 625 @ 31.80 2 whiface hfrs 457 @ 2 whiface steers 697 @ 31.40 4 whiface hfrs 558 @30.10 8 a.m. to 1:0 0p.m. ,# 4 mixed steers 547 @30.10 2 whiface hfrs HOGS 801 @ 31.00 203 0 20''''. 1 roan steer 795 @ 30.90 11 whifc mx hfrs560 @29.40 At Eskridge 25 whi butch 25 whifc 207l21/3i1i mx strs 586 @ 29.40 6 mix butch 6 whifc heifers Every Wednesday 2070 21 802 @ 29.20 BULLS 2 blk butch 9 black heifers 8: a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 217 0 2115 597 @ 29.00 @460.00 7 red butch 2 whiface heifers 1 red bull 2000 2°31' 747 @ 28.80 @400.00 For information call the barn 5 red butch 3 blk whifc hfrs 1 red bull 222 0 645 @ 28.10 1 whifc hm bull 405 @ 33.00 in Manhattan, PR 6-4815. Or you 2 butch 2/00 181 1 whiface hfrs 800 @ 28.00 may call Joe Raine at Maple Hill 5 mix sows 4 shorthorn 6 black bulls 315 @ 32.50 249 0 2111' hfrs 601 @ 27.40 555 @ 32.00 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449- 5 whi butch 1 black bull 2347. or Alma yard 765-3841 1 whiface bull 885 @ 29.00 us it.e- STEER CALVES FOR ESTIMATES be with 1 whiface bull 1270 @ 27.00 lock, plan to oc: 7 red strcvs one 202 @44.50 1 whifc hrn bull 1040 @ 25.20 W. E. DUGAN -Alta Vista, 229-6430 yourlivestock and 5 whifacesteers our naetx_t 357 @38.20 1 whifc hrn bull 1470 @ 24.50 JOE RAINE Maple Hill, 663-2226 Kansas,billy 14 whifacesteers CO. SoalaJyrw 501 @37.20 2 whiface hm bull 1495 @ 24.45 DON WELLS Manhattan, JE 9-3744 .0. 0 8 whifacesteers 'OCKYARDS 513 @37.00 3 whifc hm bulls1635 @ 24.15 MERVIN SEXTON Abilene, CO 3-3449 The Manhattan Commission rices andselling time 3 black steers and 0001 328 @36.50 1 whifc hrn bull 1265 @ 23.80 C. J; WENTZ, bus. mgr.Manhattan, JE 9-5561 and we willcome 2 whifacesteers 290 @36.50 1 black bull 1315 @ 23.60 4 whifacesteers 526 @36.20 Company, Inc. 1 whiface steer 390 @36.00 onKF1N 2 whifacesteers BARN PHONE Manhattan, PR 6-4815 2% MILES EAST ON US 24 corker reports at7:15'1 345 @35.75 morning 3 whifacesteers COWS Vednesday KS AL 505 @35.70 Consignment Reports MANHATTAN, KANSAS on 2 blk whifcstrs 8 whifc cows 759 @ 26.00 veryWednesday 502 @35.60 857 @ 24.90 WIBW radio 6:30 A. M. Thursdays 1 whifacesteer 555 @35.60 8 whifc hrn cows 1:30. 1 blk whifc 834 @ 24.50 WIBW-TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays str 385 @35.50 7 whifc hrn cows AUCTIONEER: JOE RAINE 1 to become antension post since MARSHALL 4-H AGENT leave here July July 196, Keith I as' nt to Congressman His wife is a speechclinic, GETS SEBELIUSPOST He is MelvinE. the Marysville schoolat* MARYSVILLE - TheMar- Sebelius. system, Thompson, whohas held the ex. shall county 4-H agentwill *.- ----..

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Abilene Coop Association Abilene Ada Grain Company Ada Alma Coop Oil Association Alma Barnard Grain Company Barnard Bennington Elevator Incorporated Bennington Beverly Grain & Feed Beverly Farm Coop Association Carlton Chapman Grain Company Chapman 3 Alida Coop Elevator Chapman C.L.Cain Grain Company Delphos Farm Coop Association Dillon Ellsworth Co. Farmers Union Ellsworth Canada Grain Company Elmo Eskridge Coop Association Eskridge THE CENTER PIVOT KEEPS A LEVEL HEAD Everest John Bunck 3 Fairview Elevator Fairview WHEN FIELDS BEGIN TO ROLL H. Gorham field-timee Gorham Farmers Coop The 904's King-size 9 foot swathmeans fewer passes . . .important savings. Johnston's Seeds Gran tville There's a time -reducer in the conditioning action, too. Both rollers have A Grove Elevator Association Grove identical peripheral speed. There'sno grabbing or threshing of your hay.. e steel against rubber composition of unit hasa gentle, cushioned touch.This action Agricultural Service Center Incorporated Herington fractures the stems in staggered splitsfor fast, uniform curing, earlystorg: Jones Supply & Nursery Hiawatha The same gentle, cushioned performance guardsthe leaves and tipsagainstshatm HixsonSeed House Hiawatha tering, retaining more natural protein inevery bale or load. 3 Farmers Coop Elevator Hope F. Hoyt Farm Supply Hoyt MARYSVILLE Robinson Farmrs Union Coop .Huron WASHINGTON Industry Marysville Machinery Co. GROVE Wieters Produce Hinkle Implement Co. COUNCIL impl. (, Junction City Patterson Morrison Grain Company WA MEGO WATERVILLE Mid -Continent Elevator Junction City Meinhardt Farm Eqpt. Waterville Motors Longford Grain Company Longford HERINGTON ALTA VISTA upsleinent Farmers Coop Mfg. Merc. Association Lucas ABILENE m:iockNNEarAdp Osborne Co. Farmers Union Luray Buchman Farm Supply Wright Implement Co. Central Kansas Elevator Lyons TOPEKA CLAY CENTER Farmers Union Coop Mayetta - East US 24 Luu...,...1.1>er Other Frontier Dealers Will Be Listed Next Week Henry Sales & Service Circle -T Impl. Minneapolis on Postsince July wife isa speech clinn! Marysville i List Awards May 6, 1969 school At Yk Brown Farms, Lucas Cattlemen's Day Edgar Crockett & Sons, Kittsley Fifteen Kansas beef produc- Gerald Dartland, Lincoln ers from eight counties receiv- Albert Ebel, Russell Melvin Flegler, Russell ed Beef Production awardsat Fowler Heref. Farms, Paradise the 56th annual Cattlemen's John Fuller, Russell Day at Kansas State University, Junior Gatton, Bunker Hill Manhattan, Eric Haberer, Russell Larry Kilian, Russell Awards based on production,Bernard & Harlam Mudd, sale, and slaughter records Russell were sponsored by Kansas Dick Newman, Paradise Lloyd Nilhas, Ellis Farmer Magazine in coopera- Pete Norton, Quinter tion with the Kansas State Uni-Frank Sticlow, Paradise versityCooperative Extension H. S. Swenson, Eskridge Service. Entries were made LeRoy Tobias, Bunker Hill through county extension agri- Lyle Trapp, Waldo cultural agents. Harlan & Richard Tustin, Gove ...... " John D. Ulrich, Russell Nothing is impossible until Trophies for outstanding man- Neff E. Wilds, Collyer you have tried and failed. DEDICATE LIONS HALL AT TESCOTT agement in the commercial A new steel building erected by the Tescott Lion's Club has cowherd division wer awarded BUY THE PROVEN! BMB and presented to the Ottawa County by breed to nine participants: ROTARYorFLAIL been dedicated community. HEREFORD - The building was dedicated in the name of the late Clayton J. Bob Dickinson, Gorham MOWERS Young. A bronze plaque was presented to Mrs. Young by the Paul Anchutz, Russell BMB Company, Inc.Holton, Kansas club secretary Tom Weatherd.The plaque carried the words Gus C. Overley, Phillipsburg LTTAN 3 Carl Thielen, Dorrance Our20th Year "In Memory of Lion Clayton J. Young, a faithful and generous SHORTHORN - contributor by thought, word, and deed, to the Tescott Com- Nathan Carroll, Ransom ANGUS - aduate munity." V. Eugene Smith, Paradise Richard Roemer, Grainfield 4*Ernest Strecker, Paradise e will High View Angus Ranch, Stice I & McDiffett, Alta Vista 'Firestone stthe Dickinson received a special price. REGISTER TODAY trophy from the Hereford breed 407 the best tire association and Smith received 11, for the a similar award from the Angus '\& buy for every breed association recognizing immeies=1Malsmmaigh them as top producers in their wheel that rolls breed, based on records submit- "COME FLY ted. Big Trade-in Offer! Trophies for outstanding management of deferred -fed TireStOne WITH ME" steers went to 23° DEEP TREAD Robert D. Entz, Whitewater so \it Edwin J. Regier, Newton TRACTOR TIRES HighPerformance tire for the big pull and extra Keith Schultz, Alma smarms of wear on high horeep,wer tractors. Deep SWEEPS Charles P. Suderman, Newton Tread tie.: speed up work and nave fuel Suderman scored a double perpair win by also capturing a trophy UP TOSi trade-in for excellence in wintering and WE HAVE YOUR SIZE allowance" feeding heifers. FREE TIRE MOUNTING Depending on size and condition of trade-in tires. Albert A. Schultz, Alta Vista, and Gary Schultz, Alma, accept- ed trophies for top production IALM ERS of feeder steers. Russell County was recogniz- restont 23° ed for outstanding progress in beef production and the county Extension agricultural agent 0 Field &Road there, Delbert D. Jepsen, receiv- ed an engraved watch for his promotion of efficient manage- TRACTOR TIRES ment. Certificates for cowherd man- New23'traction bars give 10-16% agement went to greater pulling John Angel, Paradise power than old Ralph E. Boehm, Olathe style 45°tires. Bars wear even for extra seasons$42 4:444440 in the field or on Adams Peak Annual the hard roads. YOU CAN Basket Dinner Size 11.2-28 4 ply Plus $1.44 Federal Excise Tax Sun., May 18 and Resaleable Tractor Tire ONE OF TEN At 12:30 p.m. Drinks Furnished School house on acre more INTERNATIONAL or less of land and furnishings to be auctioned at 2:30 p.m. TAKE A FULL YEAR TO PAY Located 16 miles north of CUB CADET® Manhattan on Highway 13 We Have Your Size And The Price 105 Hydrostatic Lawn and Garden Tractors 12.4- 28- 4 ply $59 13.6- 38- 6 ply $89 13.6 15.5- 38 equipped with a 42 -inch rotary mower. No - 28- 4 ply $61 - 6 ply$110 12.4- 38- 4 ply $71 16.9- 34- 6 ply$127 purchase required. 13.6- 38- 4 ply $75 18.4- 34- 6 ply$137 QUALIFY t nn Plus Federal Excise Tax & ReSaleable Tractor Tire FOR 4' *)%iiiBONUS FREE FAST MOUNTING by obtainingyour entry blank at talM444* any oftheseIHDealers BALER-TV/ME TIRE STORE BINDER -TWINE K-15 North of Square ME 2.2167 WAKEFIELD MINNEAPOLIS L HEAD AuldC,hevrolbt Chapman Impl. Co. Clay Center. Kans. I HERINGTON COUNCIL GROVE 6 9 5BALE REX KOPPES field -time). Pioneer Macho Revere import3.nt Service & Sales Satisfaction Both rollers the ABILENE f your haY Abilene Truck JUNCTION CITY Guaranteed ci touch. This!_c....14,, & Tractor Whit Impl. Co. ring, eallY,!twishi"abt LEONARDvrriE dtipsagainst WASHINGTON SERVICE Kendall Garage Schumacher's, Inc. R.EX'S FALUN HANOVER LARRI" COUP, Manager Dauer Impl.Co. Hanover Impl. Co. 6th & Buckeye Phone CO 3-9813 MAR.YSVILLE BFILTEVITIE Abilene, Kans. patterson "Pr Bruno Brothers Chapman's on US 81 atINGT°14 loot MANHATTAN CLAY CENTER ALSO AVAILABLE AT OK :.ockard1111P Fanner Co-op Ann. Farmers Union Co-op IN JUNCTION CITY, ON GRANT AVE.

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324 Frederick ME 2-2811 1] Livestock,Implements, JERSEYHOLSTE SellLand, CLAY CENTER, KANS. 1 Cars & Trucks, Furniture, Feed & Lawrence E. Welter SWISS and MILKING SHORTHORN COWS& Seed, Antiques, Services. Find a Good AUCTIONEER HEIFERS Buy. The Way to Tell the Most - for REAL ESTATE BROKER WAMEGO DAIRY SUPPLY Financing available- up the least cost - is thru G&G Classi- 1 Your Sale Solicited 24 mos. Large or Small Your authorizeddealer for: 100 head of open Holstein fied. hs EAST HIGHWAY US 24 fers f MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 DeLaval milkers 50 head Holstein heifercalves ri Clay push-button farmeqpt. F A WEEK Real Estate CALVES! CALVES! Mueller Bulk Tanks We will have 400 to 5000.1\ 15 words or less And General Sales Stores And ServiceFrom beef cross. 2 weeks to F Kansas 4531b; r s1 5c word, additional Wamego & Sabetha, At our barn every week for next several months. 0 REACH14,200 SUBSCRIBERS Call: F Ed Reimer For Free Estimates W. G. WIEBE b AUCTIONEER WAMEGO 456-7200 or Phone 244-7625 r E WRITE YOUR We Specialize in Selling SABETHA AV 4.2958 Summerfield, Kansas DAIRY CATTLE 4: AD HERE "A complete Sale Service" F Tested SPF g Phone or write for sale MEMORIALS a: dates. Duroc & Yorkshire bi Telephone 367-2373 Boars, Open and R GOESSEL, KANSAS "Marion County" Bred Gilts F Rundle for sale. Figures available a: 01 MONUMENT CO. individual animals, Why buy et m (Formerly Cody) untested animal when ones an HARLAN RUNDLE available from our test pens? Stones designed andcut by Fi Bob Wilson experienced craftsmen in our Hayes Beck & Sons H Auctioneering G; Real Estate own plant. -- Route 1 Phone 238-6061 All types sales JUNCTION CITY, KANS, Ph. 494-2552 Office & Display E: or 778-3424 4th & Grant bu Box 118 - St. George, Ks.4'. ME 2-2323 HEREFORD BULLS Rt CLAY CENTER We Now Have: JE Two 6-yr.-olds, active, sour $ 5 and ready for a lot of use, lic Clifford A. Reese CEMETERY Some 2-yr.-old bulls, large, ini Auctioneer MEMORIALS conditionedtoturnout it ye mediately. pa Rt. 2 .. Phone 528-1290 54 Year ContinuousService An outstanding group of i Rc 0) OSAGE CITY, KS.66523 Display Located on US24 month old bulls, large frantet East of City Limits weighing up to 1200 lbs, F( cr( Amstein Ch. SCHAUBEL Ph MONUMENT CO., INC. Hereford Ranch TIME W W-- CLIFTON, KANSAS FC FARMS-RANCHES-ESTATES RR 3 Box 20 ME 2-3531 913 455-3628 Sold At Auction Clarence Blanc, President 4 south of Clifton, or 81;6 ma Or Private Treaty and 9 north ofClay Date. Ov GENE WATSON CLAY CENTER tre Land & Livestock Co. vil 2.5 N. Walnut, Hutchinson, Ks. FOR SALE - 50 heavy sprig Office Phone 316/663-4427 er Holstein heifers.Robert lb FC DOUG VVILDIN 316/662.7543 MONUMENTS vis, Westphalia, Ks.(913) 6 Ha 2208. al age poj ammo 111111MINIIIIMII11116. MANHATTAN W W FOR SALE - RegisteredPei. Ro MONUMENT CO. ed Hereford cows withcalval, WY bred and open heifers,bulls, commercial cows andhelm FC J. J. BEAUDET Ora Lane, Madison, Ks.,PO. ser Office and Display 437-2816. 2r Don't forget to include LAND IMPROVEMENT 123 No. 3rd Ka name, address and/or phone. NATIONALLYACCREDITED Ar Office Phone Res. Phone SPF Hampshire boars,open 674 gilts,serviceable. H. Wayne FIGURE YOUR COST HERE. PR 8-5137 PR 8-4978 Ph WE Shirley, Horton, Kansas roN MANHATTAN, KANS. 913 474-3349. TOTAL NO. OF WORDS 913 LAND IMPROVEMENT NATIONALLY ACCREDIT- SP: RATE: (Minimum) 15 words or less .... '$1.00 SPF Yorkshire boars,servii't "Soil Conservation Doesn't able age. Sam orJon Th6 Cost-It Pays" 316 El: Additional words @ 5c -each (Exam- INSURANCE Marion, Ks., Phone 913 ple, a 20 -word ad has 5 more words 2994. Ponds, terraces, waterways, NA than 15.Five wordsfp5c each and leveling, drainage ditch- Registeredi would be 25c) FOR SALE - Sp; es, clearing, landscape grad- folk ram 1 year old - boa Janl.$ COST FOR 1 WEEK ing. winner. Ann Swenson, dov (Add figures above) $ MFA INSURANCE toyfr:Kar21.Lc111 439 46' 6.2! Roggendorff wantei. WI ing Auto - Fire - Life - FEEDER PIC;S Multiply one -week cost times num- Conservation Construction R, 11. Jog Salo ber of weeks you want ad to run. Liability - Auto Loans- buy 200 to 300 head. 214 Arthur Roggendorff Junction - Hospitalization - pans, Box 226, Ka; LESS DISCOUNTS - Phone JE 9-3984 Kans., 913 CE8-2039. (See below) 1630 OSAGE-MANHATTAN FOR SALE -Recistered St NA ORRIS MARSHALL of breeding,) SP] I ENCLOSE $ folk rams, best Me, ME 2-3902 - 423 Court Onaga, s Henry Gilsdorf, S,j Sea CONSECUTIVE WEEKS CLAY CENTER, KANSAS RUN THIS AD DAIRY SUPPLIES wal!t DISCOUNTS: (with cash orders only) deduct 10% FOR SALE -4 Clay rcy if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. throughstalls &overhead sirc, 973 REFUNDS: you may collect a refund at the Ag e,i1r3e73n4799.ronditiroLTior $300. Charles11011priok, /no/ Press office for any unused amount paidifan Abi ad is cancelled. KsePrhonjPhone cad NATIONALLY ACCREDITED mirehrod Nu' 58cy CLASSIFIED DISPLAY (boxed ads) $1.68 a column DeLaval Clay 2 FOR SATE - 1.10"`,4; boarsnpr,trin STI inch. SPF Duroc Scandia Pwil CASH: Ads not accompanied by cash have a 25 -cent All Makes er. ('niirtland,Ks. a, do billing change added. DUROC BOARS 335-2592. v. Pal< Service & Repair Min OPEN GILTS San MAIL TO: Dairy Equipment rarf12eriA:-o1n1;:}5psforriredeAds,t,,,,tt Rsn. boaShpnAehydiTofeneEoreacs-vt44eb, ed, 1 Registered AG PRESS -207MORO - Sept. 857. MANHATTAN,KANSAS Joe McClure Harold Brumm P.O. BOX 1009 - Nelitl:. Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista Rt. 3 Phone 238-7258 Banashan, SteeleCity, UalraleftWV4ftWiti/Wie&P JUNCTION CITY, KS.66441 WANTED - 10 gilts to farrow HORSESHOEING in May. Jay Borsdorf, Phone do, P.O. Box 815,- Eric Spra-GRASS FOR RENT- for 40 ONLY THE FORD DEALER 589.2381, Harveyville, Ks. x11 Manhattan, Ph. WHATEVER SKAGGS (FORT)) MOTORS PR 6-5951 evenings.Will travel. head steers. Phone 913 224-3644, Westmoreland, Kans. x10 YOUR THING IS IN MANHATTAN DISCOUNTs,-( FORt SALE - 1 Registered SB15 SELLS dkS. REFUND&Z! pure!bred Charolais bull, 7 yrs. FOR SALE- 2 reg. Angus WANTED - Alfalfa and prai- old,Ben Burnside breeding. herd bulls, 1 rie hay, square bales. C. J. Do It In A is cancelled,CI:- 4 Bethell, Williamsburg, Ks. three yr. old, 1six A-1 Used Cars mpanied by Ned yr. old; 4 reg. Angusheifers, Murphy, 905 N.W. 2nd, Abilene, 1969 Fairlane 500 4 door sedan, cash have a x13 past yearlings. Some Kans. CO 3-4010. x12 KEY KONDITIONED V8, aut. trans., R&H, power heifers & reg. weaning 66502 HORNED HEREFORD bull, 4 bull calves. Har-FOR RENT - Pasture for 120 USED CAR steering, factory air. New car - JE 9-7558 year, good size, H Silver Prince ry Kane; Box 106,Marysville, cows or 200 yearlings. Eugene warranty $2995 18, Domino, Mill Iron & Zato Ks. Phone 913 562-3467evenings. A. Kramer, Frankfort 2924689. 1969 Cougar 3 spd. $2995 1968 Galaxie XL 2 door hardtop breeding. Marion Shubert, R R3, SB12 SB10 1968 Chev. 4 door V8 .... $1995fastback, V8, automatic trans., Dairymen Council Grove, Kans. Phone FOR SALE- Registered Horn- 1967 Dodge Coronet 440 4-dr. power steering, air condition- 767.6527. x10 ed Hereford bull, FOR SALE - Certified Wayne ed $3195 SPECIALS 3 years old, soybeans, 91% germination. V8, automatic transmission, clean pedigree.Dale Miller, power steering, tutone paint, 1967 Ford Country Sedan, V8, 4 YEAR OLD gentle Brahma Milford, Phone Wayne Neel, Jamestown, Ks., good rubber $1895 automatic trans., R&H, power the BestFor 14 bull, good beef type, $300. Phone Howard Miller,238-7354,or Phone 243-3013. x12 steering, air conditioned $2395 539-2840, Manhattan, Ks. x11 Phone 238-3575. 1966 Pontiac 2 dr. HT, PS, PB, $1995 1966 Mercury 4 dr. hardtop, V8, 'e have foryour selemal, x12 air cond., auto. times the largest FOR SALE - One registered 35 ANGUS Hereford Automotive 1966 Ford Galaxie 500 4 -door automatictrans.,p-strg., p - suppF),! Polled Hereford bull, Diamond black brakes, air conditioned$1895 FRESH SPRINGER whiteface cows for sedan, V8, automatic trans- A good selection of 1965 to Rollo 401, five years of age, de- Char. cross calves.sale with mission, air cond. Drive this °I -STEIN- GUEN? pendable breeder, gentle. Regis- Phone 283- one and you will buy it. $1695 1967 Mustangs priced from 4756, Tescott. SB10 $1295 to $1795. JERSEY .1 tered Polled Hereford bulls, 12 1965 Pontiac Cat. 4 dr. (2) V8, SWISS and to 14 mo., weights available. REGISTERED YORKSHIRE automatic transmission, pow- MILKING Spear Point Ranch, Edwin Jor- OPEN EVENINGS SHORTHORN boars, back fat probe,sonoray & er strg. & brakes, factory air BANK RATE FINANCING COWS & dan, Beloit, Phone 738-3853. x11 weight for age figures.Some cond. Both of these are real HEIFERS from certifiedlitter. Phone nice. Your choice $1495 inancing available CHAROLAIS BULLS - 2 2-yr.- 241-2599, Neil Walker, - olds (purebred & 15/16) and 1 McPherson. Rt.3, 1967 Ford Ranchero 1965 GMC % ton 6 cyl., 3 spd. Skaggs (Ford) Motors nos. 5-yr.-old, purebred. These good SB11 transmission, 34,000 actual head of open 1967 GMC % ton, 6 cyl., 4 spd., Holstein4 quality, growthy bulls are ready SHEEP FOR SALE miles (not a V6) .... $$1495 Your Transportation !TS for use and priced to sell. Don- - 100 SB, low mileage, 7000 miles 1964 Rambler Wagon, 6 cyl., aut. Headquarters head Holstein good ewes with 125 lambs.Also heifer calf ald Runet, Soandia, Ks. 66966. other good young breeding 1965 Ford 1Z ton LWB trans., power strg., factory air "Where Customers Send $795 CALVES! CALVES!, it Phone 913 335-2582. x11 ewes & rams. Roy Eib, Clifton, Economy plus Their Friends" Kans. 1965 Ford ,4 ton, SWB, V8, 4-sp. re will have 400to 500k, SB12 We also have a real nice 1967 2nd & Houston f PUREBRED CORRIEDALE 1960 Ford 1/2 ton 4 sp., LB, 6 cross. 2 weeks to4,%:,4 Alfa Romeo 2 dr. plus a 1967 Phone PR 8-3525 our barn every week rams, serviceable age, extra FOR SALE- Well broke 6 yr. fora good, $50. Roland Grogger, Sol- Fiat wagon on our lot, and MANHATTAN, KANSAS t several months. old mare & 2 yr. old filly. Myron many other fine buys. omon, Kans. x13 Westgate, Phone 494-2229,3 mi. McComas Motors FOR SALE - Reg. Shorthornnorth of St. George. SB10 O.K. W. G. WIEBE bulls, 12 to 20 mo. old. Reds & FOR SALE- 115 Angus cows, 240 West 6th CH 3-3634 KEY PONTIAC INC. Phone 244-7625 roans. Ready for service. Glenn90 calves on ground, balance CONCORDIA, KANSAS E. Lacy, Miltonvale, Ks., Ph. springers, 4 to 6 yrs. old. Repu- 305 Houston St. PR 6-9422 Used Cars Summerfield, Kansas 427-4513. x13 tation herd, eligible for regis- USED UTILITY PICKUPS Used Car Lot 24ear Warranty tration. Phone 913 TA 7-3980 Idealfor Contractors,Elec- FOR SALE - Charolais bulls, evenings. 231 S. 3rd St. PR 6-5021 1967Pontiac 4 dr ,V-8, auto- Tested SPF gentledisposition,purebred SB10 tricians,Mechanics, Custom matic, radio and air. Real nice FOR SALE- Purebred York Combiners Home of The Key 1966 Buick Wildcat 2 dr. H.T., )uroc & Yorkshit and percentage, 7 months to boars born in August. Good 1966 Chev. 1/2 ton, 4 spd., 6 cyl. breeding age. McFadden Bros., quality new bloodline for old Konditioned Used Car V-8,automatic,radio,air, Riley, Kans., Ph. 485-2688. x11 utility bed, good rubber Manhattan's Only power steering and brakes. Boars, Open and customers. Also 15 bred gilts 1963 Chev. ton, 4 spd., 6 cyl. Excellent condition. same age. Boar put with them utility bed, good rubber Bred Gilts FOR RENT - Pasture near March 30. All vaccinated for VOLUME 1966 Chevrolet Impala 4 dr. H. Tuttle Creek Dam for 15 cows 1963 Ford 8/4ton, 4 spd., V8, New & Used Car Dealer T. V-8, automatic and radio. sale. Figures available: or equivalent. Phone Fred Ger- cholera,erysipelas,lepto.6 utility bed, good rubber low milage. Extraclean lividual animals, Why bu: mann, Junction City 2384382. north, 2 east of Frankfort, 1966 Pontiac 4 dr. H. T., V-8, aut- tested animal when ones: SB10 Beattie phone 1121E. Wm. AMES CHEV. CO. omatic, radio, air, power ste- tilable from our test per, Bramlage & Sons. x10 ering and brakes. Extra clean FOR SALE - Purebred Polled AC 316 - 647-3251 1965 Ford 2 dr. H. T., V-8, auto- layes Beck & So.Hereford bulls. Roth Bros., matic, vinyl top, vinyl inter- Green, Kansas, WI 4-2237 or MOLINE, KANS. 67353 toute 1 Phone 238-6 Feed & Seed ior, radio and air. Real clean. WI 4-2238. SB13 1963 Ford Fairlane 2 door HT, JUNCTION CITY, KO USED TRUCKS EXTRA NICE 4 -year -old Angus Visit Wakefield V8, radio, 4 speed, real nice bull for sale. Dean J. Martin, 1966 Ford F-100 8' Styleside car SEE THE LAKE pickup, 6 cyl., Cruise-o-matic 1965 Jeep Wagon, 4-dr.,6-cyl., fEREFORD BULL Rt.1, Manhattan, Kans., 913 HAIL INSURANCE 4 -wheel drive, radio We Now Have: JE 9-3329. SB10 SEE THESE CARS 1965 Ford F-250 3/4, ton Styleside Representing McPherson pickup, 6 cyl., 4 spd. 1965 Ford Custom 500 4-dr., V-8, 5 YEAR OLD Appaloosa stal- 16' boat, motor (Mere 70) and automatic, ra,lio, air Nice oar Two 6-yr.-olds, active,sor, Hail Insurance Co. trailer 1962 Ford F-600 174" WB V8, 1965 Buick Wildcat, 4 dr. HT, ready for a lot of use. lion, 3 year old. Appaloosa geld- Claims 'paid immediately. 1968 Montgomery Ward 125 mo- 4 speed, 2 speed, new 16' fold1965 Ford 4 dr., V8, aut., radio, Some 2-yr.-old bulls, lvis ing, 10 year old Arabian mare, tor cycle down bed real nice iditionedtoturn out'diately. yearling filly Arabian and Ap- ORRIS MARSHALL 1965 Honda 90 motorcycle 1965 Ford F100 Styleside pick- 1967 Chevrolet Impala 2 dr. HT, paloosa cross. 0. A. Rawline, ME 2.3902 433 Court 1967 Bel Air Chevrolet, V8, aut., up, 6 cyl., 4 speed V8, aut.air cond., radio, PS, An outstanding group et: Route 2, Gypsum, Kans. Phone OW 6-4489. CLAY CENTER, KS. air 1962 Ford F-600 174" WB, chas- PB, 25,000 miles nth old bulls, large frri SB10 1966 Malibu 4 dr. station wag- sis & cab, V8, 4 speed, 2 spd. V8, aut., PS, PB, air cond. ighing up to 1200 lbs. FOR SALE on, V8, std. rear axle ear - Open Hamp York HOEGEMEYER WHITE 1965 Impala 4 dr., V8, aut., air crossgilts,225 lbs.,vacc. OR YELLOW SEED CORN 1962 Ford F-600 156" WB, chas- 1964 Chevrolet Impala 4-dr., V-8, Charles Korte, Waterville, Ks., 1965 Volkswagen stationwagon automatic, radio, and air, low Amstein Single 3 -way; double cross 1964 Impala hardtop V8, aut., sis, cab, V8, 4 spd., 2 spd. mileage, real clean Phone 785-2358. SB10 PS, stereo 1962 Ford F-600 with 3 yard Hereford Ranch Grain & Forage Sorghums gravel bed, V-8, 4 spd., 2 spd.,1961 Ford Wagon V-8, automa- FOR SALE- Outstanding 2 & KENNETH WORTHING 1964 Impala 4 dr., V8, aut.. air tic, radio and power steering, CLIFTON, KANSAS 3 yr. old Reg. Quarter Horse 1964 Ford 4 dr. V8, std., air choice of three. real clean 913 455-3622 Wamego Ph. 456-7758 1963 Rambler station wagon, 1958 Chev. Series 80 chassis & south of Clifton, or mares & geldings. Well broke. 1963 Chevrolet Impala 4-dr. V-8, Clay Cr' Own raising. New & used horse 4 dr., 6 cyl., std. cab, 172" WB, V8, 5 spd., 2 automatic and radio, 2 owner 19northof DAIRY PET I FTS, range pellets1962 Pontiac Catalina, 4 dr., speed rear axle ear trailers. Allen Travelute, Water- all ville, Kansas. x10 and kindsoffertilizers. V8, aut. 1956 Chev. 60 Series chassis &1966 Buick station wagon, V8, )R SALE - 50 heavy57::, Manhattan MillingCo., 107 1962 Olds Cutlass F-85, V8, aut. cab, V8, 4 speed, 2 speed, aut., air cond., PS, PR, clean Holstein heifers.Rober'e, FOR SALE- Registered Pierre, Manhattan. TF Chg1960 Olds 4 dr. V8, aut., PS, PB, choice of two 1960 Rar"bler 4 door V-8, auto- Westphalia., Ks.(913! Hampshire boars (serviceable air matic and radio, real clean , age) and gilts; CERTIFIED WAYNE soy- 1959 Chevrolet 4 dr., V8, aut. 1956 Ford F-500, 11/2 ton, V8,4 18. very nice. From speed, with 131/2' fold down 1960 Pontiac 4-dr.sedan,V-8, popular "Duplicator" line. Bob beans, bagged & tagged, 3.501959 Plymouth 4 dr., V8, aut. bed and hoist aetematic and radio IR SALE -Registered?: Roberts, Council Grove,Phone per bu. Eldon Esslinger, Idana, 1959 Ford 4 dr., V8, aut. 1946 Chev. 11/2 ton truck with 1949 Cadillac 4 dr. sedan, V-8, Hereford cowswith bale White City 349-2343. x10 Kans., Phone ME 2-2063. x11 1959 Galaxy 4 dr. V8, aut. grain bed automatic, clean as a pin !d and openheifers, 1958 Mercury 2 dr. V8, aut. TRUCKS and heill FOR SALE- SPF Dttroc boars KEY RABBIT Mini Pellets for1958 Bel Air 4 dr., V8, aut. 1945 Chev. 1% ton truck, with nmercial cows serivceable fast gains, no waste, $3.80 per 10' grain bed, 6 cyl., 4 speed Ks., age and guaranteed. 1957 Chev. station wagon, V8, 1963 nodgc,lhton pickup ).Lane, Madison, 2 miles east of hundred pounds f.o.b. Key Mill- Highway 77 on aut. 1963 Chevrolet 8/4 ton 4 -speed, '-2816. Kansas -Nebraska ing Co., Clay Center, Kansas,1957 Buick station wagon, 4 dr., line. Arlan ME 2-2141. TF 6-cyl., long wide box, big ACCREDrir-- Argo, WYmore,Nebr., Ph. 409 V8, aut. Taylor Motor Co. tires, heavy duty springs and LTIONALLY boats, or 674-3373. 1955 Ford 4 dr. V8, aut., air F Hamshire x13 FOR SALE - Two 1000 bushel Phone 913 325-2202 overloads, real good serviceable. H. IVa7! wANTEn wire mesh corn cribs. Fred 1962 Chevrolet 1 ton,6-cyl., 4 - ts, Kansas 1) - Feeder pigs. Le- TRUCKS irley, Horton, roy Reed, Leonardville, Rundus, Blue Rapids, Ks. 913 WASHINGTON, KANS. styled with 10 -ft bed, new Kans., x11 1967 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, Fleet - tires 4'2112249:_____ 913 - 293-5'98. x10 226-7253. side, V8, 3 spd. 1949 ror-I 84 ton with 4-spd., 6- ACCRE1 1964 Chevrolet % ton Stepside, eY1 and box LTIONALLY ser SPF YORKSHIRE SOYBEAN SEED - Clark 63, 1 boars,J boars, ser- V8, 4 spd. F Yorkshire shvicce:bleage, $75. Richard E. year from cert., germ. 93, bin 1967 Chev. 1/2 ton, 4 spd., 6 cvl., Sam or 9i! run $2.90. Recleaned $3.25. Clif- 1964 Chevrolet % ton, Fleetside, LWB, good tires, 9000 mi.,one e age. 316 1.n, Sylvan Grove,Kans.. rion, Ks.,Phone 913 526-3400. ford R. Wright, LeFta.y, Kans., V8, 4 spd. nwner, ex. cond. x11 SB12 1951 Chevrolet % ton, 6 cyl., 4 - I4. Phone 109E21. 1967 Chev. Impala Sport rcrrte, NATIONALLYACCREnITED mad. V8, nut, alr cond., PS, PE, IR SALE -Registereci, SPF Yorkshireand Hampshire PASTURE FOR RENT - '0 to 1949 Chev. 84 ton, 6 cyl., 4 spd. 2 1963 Ford 1/2 ton, 6 cyl., 4 spd., 25,000 riles, ilira nnw k ram 1 yearold - boars andopen gilts. Probes 35 steers. Leo Ebel, 456-7530, with utility box. State trucksAntique car- 19'4 Chev SWenson,pr down to 0.57 Wamego, Ks. x10 ir,ocilent condition I. ...$Ktno mn Ann 6.25 Cameany loin eyes up to AULD $895 vn,e Kans., call 439.5346, breeding, as ton sell-RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for hors- 1969 Ford F100, V8, LWB, ra-1964 Chevrolet Impala .2-dr.,HT, ing boarsin recent test station dio $2195 radio, stdtrans.,real clean mwant' sales at )(SU es. Product of Key Milling Co., CHEVROLET p.s '."0" with daily gains of 1966 Ford Econoline Super Van 1964 Chevrolet 4-dr. HT, V-8,au- 0 to 100head. R.11,. 214 lbs. Clay Center, Kans., Phone ME otmatic, power steering,ra- 200R Junction Floyd Meyer, Palmer. 2.2141. SBTF HO 1-5414 $1495 Box 276, Kans., Phone308. dio and power brakes, nice CE 8-2039. x11 WAKEFIELD 1965 Ford F600 V8, 174" WB, 2- ns., 913 NATIONAI PASTURE FOR RENT - Quar- spd. axle, 900 tires, complete- ReRistelxj T.V ACCREnITEn ter section pond & spring for IR SALE SPF Duroc ly overhauled $1995 best ofbreeall4 Meat typo.boars and onen gilts. water. Warren Walter, 485-2470, DOUBLE 1963 Chev. 1 ton with utility Myers Motor Co. k raros, Scandia, Larry r) Hohson, Riley, Ks. x11 nryGilsdorf, Ks., Phone 335-2650- FOR SALE - Pasture for 170 body & winch $995 CHEV.-PONTIAC-CADILLAC x11 yearlings. Call Dusty Anderson CHECKED 1963 IHC Travelall $795 4 ClaY FOR SALE 913 349-2831, White City.SB12 1963 Ford 1/2 ton, 6 cyl., 4 spd., 1406 Center - 562-2383 IR. GALE -& over' sired by - Registered bulls USED CAR 2 1966 Ford Econoline Super MARYSVILLE, KANS. ough stalls cconlit our $5100 Cilver Crest FOR SALE - Certified Wayne Litre new 973- buy qiiality for l°ss Vans $1495 NELLIES Prick,373-4799. soybean seed, $4 a bushel. Jim See us for a good AmoinileY. Jones 'HerefordFarms, Johns, Rt. 1, Manhattan,Phone Phone ere. Phone Wakefield4g1- PR 6 5566. x10 local owned used car. Long -McArthur, Inc. CIVIC ourehod SB12 SATE - 2 r,`I' SOYBEAN SEED, Clarks63. Ford -Lincoln-Mercury STUDS purity TRUCKS roe boarsncoupe, 327 V8, 238-5295 or 2384719 with the Auctioneer - Salesman Melvern. Good 6 room home, Check the following, and moreautomatic, radio, more. Excel- several outbuildings, $15,000. will be here within a few days: lent condition. PR 6-5417, Man- HOYLE AGENCY, in Junction PR 8-3455 MANHATTAN 180 acres on highway near hattan. x10 City, Kans., for an appointment HAROLD CARLSON Largelytillable, east of 1965 Ford F600, big V8, 2 spd., to see these fine farms. 16' Giant box with fold -downs. FOR SALE - 2 ton 57 Chev. Broker HighwayMelvern.75.v,000- Big Heil twin cyl. hoist. This WE NEED YOUR FARM PR 8,3083 MANHATTAN 73% acres - At north edgeof truck is in excellent conditioncab forward truck, sharp. With OR PROPERTY FOR SALE frontage, 16' Giant truck bed & hoist. Ph. Overbrook. Highway 2, 1964 Chevrolet, 15'6" grain box, tillable and pasture. Good 3. 327 V8 engine, 2 speed. Far 785.2462, Waterville, Ks. SB10 FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE bedroom home withattached l 1 better than average truck. FOR SALE - 1953 DeSoto, 160 acres grass, Clay County 760 acres, nice 2 BR home, 300A car garage andcircle drive, An 1966 Chevrolet 292 six cyl., 2 240 acres improved. Riley Coun- good shape, good tires,$75. bottom, 360A upland, 4 big silos $12,000. 2 spd., near new rubber; HD Sears garden tractor, with atts. ty, contract available with feed lines, mach. sheds, 160A, 80 pasture, SOcult, mot eqpt.; can mount box & hoist M. C. Bryan, Clay Center, Ks., 240 acres improved, Clay Coun-barns, plenty water, on good 9 outbuildings, 1967 Chevrolet, 102" cab to axle, ty, contract available ern 3 bed house, MI ME 2-2702. x13 highway. Sell on contract with6 miles west ofCarbondale. Co 327 V8, 2 spd.; 7000 lb. front 400 acres, 300 grass, 100 broke, good terms. will axle, can mount box & hoist.FOR SALE - Family boat. Cloud County 197 acres Wabaunsee - Only 35,000 miles on this Larsen Seawolf 186, 18x8 ft. fi- 80 acres. 54 broke and 26 grass, 610 Acres, no improvements,sell 29% down$30,000 1955 Keystone 36' cattle trailer,berglass day cruiser on Gator Clay County near all bottomland with irri- Ge can be enclosed. This is a ver-Trailer. A Volvo-Penta 80 hp in- 160 acres improved near Ames. gationrightsavailable.This 2 farm is a high producing farm Bill Lewis Ge satile truck for farm use board -outboard motor. Contact Kans., cropland 100 acres, 20in a good location. Pr. rather than commercial Mrs. V. E. Danner, 403 E. 3rd, acres of meadow, 40 acres REALTORS Ne 640 Acres, new 4 bedrm home, 3.74411 1966 Chevrolet H series with Ellsworth, Kans., Phone 472- creek and pasture. 35 acres of 2420 West 17th 913 CE IH HD frame, 17,000 lb. rear, 4010. x10 the cropland is Class No. 1 comb. grain & livestock setup 7000 front axle.Full air soil suitable for irrigation with about % farm land, bal- TOPEKA, KANSAS JD brakes, new rubber; 366 mtr.FOR SALE - 1960 Ford truck, Call for an appointment. I haveance pasture, has never ending 2( 1 ton van, good for camper, $550. We have several older trucks, other good offerings to showsupply of water. Sell on contract PAWN SHOP -Located ill Ge 49s and 50s. Some have boxes, Harold Ross, 1301 East Cloud, you. $111,e000a1 Have several other smaller Manhattan,maker, inKsg. nt. some hoists, some both. Better Salina, Kans., Phone TA 7-1R98 farms for sale. Call us today if Ha SB11 FulinerS_hoaa,, look over our stock. Eldon Thorman in need of a good farm. es-400*n: byInl maedppoiaitnetmWensst J. Fwm.P Skinner Chevrolet REALTOR Real Est., Catherine 9 19 RealEstate Real Estate & Auction Service G. E. Baskett realtor, Ph.456-7696, Res. 196 Phone ME 2-2101 Ka 531' Office at Cedar Court Motel Real Estate & Farm Loans 9281, Warnego, 195 CLAY CENTER, KANS. AV 4.2842 - Home 500 Ott 196 FOR SALE -2 bedroom house Ph. 913 ME 2-3008 APPROXIMATELY am' 195 AV 4-3026 - Office Kaw bottom.Possession. 195 to be moved. J. M. Hart, Del- CLAY CENTER, KANS. SABETHA, KANS. be assumed,PI FOR SALE - 1967 Ford V8 1 phos. x12 000 at 6% can dog' ton truck with 8x10 bed, stock FOR SALE - 240 acres of ance at 5%,with 20% 011, rack and hoist. Phone 949-5918,FOR SALE by owner - 280A Solomon Valley bottom land. Half Section bdr.irraWansevReeraali Art Suderman, Hillsboro, Ks. farm on Blue River. Irrigation One irrigation well with 80 wells, and eauiPlnenteesa: 4xi x11 permit with Vermeer sprinkleracres leveled, balance could be. Excellent Farmland farm. Foreman Al system. 60 acres river and creekFull set of improvements withfor sale. 4 miles east of Olsburg, 114 W 6th,Topeka, OP in Weixelman,:xlo se: 1968 CHEVELLE Super Sport bottom. 12A acres mostly nativemodern house and complete 1/2 mile south. Owner's health31950. P4a2u412....Paul for sale, 396, 4 on floor, bucketpasture. Balance terraced crop- livestockfacilities.4 miles forces sale. For price & infor- seats, chrome wheels. Lawrence land. Modern house, 2 big barns, live from Minneapolis. Kans. Melvin mation, contact: FOR SALE ortrade for L. Evins, Rt. 3, Manhattan, Ph. implement shed, 5000 bu. crib.E. Zuker. Real Estate Broker, ;11)r PR 6-8442. x12 stock Modern3 bedroom Plenty of good water. Environ- 913 - 392-2748, Minneapolis,Ks. Dain's Real Estate Farce" mentcontrolledfarrowing SB11 Phone 5824520 in Westmoreland. tirent FOR SALE - 1966 Chevrolethouse, concrete finishing unit SILVER LAKE, KANS. heating. Ideal forces Impala 4 door sedan, low mile- Grocery, and several lots with electric FARMS, HOMES, Suburbans, 2locksallf0drilr age. Excellent condition. Call automatic hoe; waterers. Will ateeineas Ormortunities Ches- FOR SALE - 320 acres of ryvAtdhritntg __do 293-5331. Foster Pfaff, Leonard - sell on contract. Arlan Argo, ter Peterson, Osage City, Ks. grass. Dale Shepherd, Dwight, house. Call Area913 vile, Kans. x10 Wymore, Nebr. x10 66523. x12 Kans., 482-3873. SB11 TEALESTATE- 3 BEDROOM, full basement, Auctions $14,000. 4 bedroom, wall to wall Used Machinery VINco.rr,REL carpet, double garage, $12,000; CASH - NO TRADE TRACTORS HERINGTON salesman AT THIS PRICE 1950 8N Ford, very clean 4 bedroom, $8000; 2 bedroom, Bargains 3 L' F 656 G Hydro Tractor 1964 3020 dsl., wide axle LRMONBOSSE $5500; 2 bedroom, $5000; 2 bed- Realtor room, $3500. Ben Heer, Riley, TRACTORS list price $7350. Special $5800 1963 4010 dsl., 4020 pump 2 Farmall 806 F756 D tractor 1960 JD 630, 3 point listingsappreciated Kansas. x12 diesel tractors, list price $9025. Special $7200 1962 3010 gas, new sleeves 10 both fully equipped,ready [SAGA,KANSAS to go; guaranteed F 656 D tractor 1961 3010 dsl., new sleeves list price $7850. Special $61001961 560 IH dsl., clean TRACTORS 1 Farman 706gas tractor, F 856 D tractor 1967 AC D-17 gas with AC 417 fully equipped,one owner, list price $9825. Special $7700 COMBINES loader rner Real Farm Equipment low hours,guaranteed Estate 1 Farmall 656 F 1256 D tractor 1965 JD 55 14', cab 1965 JD 3020 diesel tic gas, Hydra -sta- list price $11,950. Special $9350 1965 JD 95 16', cab 1964 IHC 504 gas [ERINE J drive,widefront,390 F 756 D tractor 1959 A -C D-17 LP FAR hours, newwarranty 1961 JD 45 12', cab 1 Farmall 560 list price $9025. Special $7200 1958 No. 101 IH 12', cab 1962 IHC 560 gas REALTOR diesel, fully 403 Hydro drive combine, 16' 1956 JD 45,10' 1962 Ford 971 diesel TRACTORS equipped, excellenttires, platform 1958 JD 45, 17'. large tires 1962 AC D-15 Office 456.7696 Oliver 770 - John Deere G real good condition list price $12,450. Special $9800 1952-55-56 JD 55's 1958 John Deere 420 1 Farmall 560gas, good tires,403 combine, 16' platform Interest Waiver On Some 1958 JD 520; 1956 IHC 300 with Res. 456-6281 Oliver Model 40 combine one owner, fully equipped,a list price $12,150. Special $9600 To Dec. 1, 1969 loader; 1954 JD 60; 1951 IHC Nu -Way bale system real good tractor 403 Combine, 16' platform M with live hyd. WAMEGO Gehl hay conditioner 2 Farmall 460gas tractors, list price $12,160. Special $9600 WHEEL DISKS 1952 IHC W6: 1945 JD B with Crust Buster 24' fully equipped,one with loader; 1952 JD G 15.5 tires, A-1 shape 350 forage harvester with crop 11'2" Krause, near new ARMS FORSALE AC planter, 2 row unit 9'10" No. 37 IH, very clean MACHINERY Ford rotary hoe, 3 row, 3 pt. 1 Farmall 400gas, fully equip- list price $2750. Special $2300 12' IH No. 37 IHC 4 row cultivator math Clay County ped, good tires, big 120 Peerless roller mixer sleeves, 340 ST center att. for 7' harrow 13' Case with sealed brgs. JD 406 planter with fert. This farmhas areal JD graindrill,with rubber lots of power 7' wing extn., 3 pt. hitch, 21' 2 RW 11' JDs JD 2 row 3 pt. lister odern home,the land' press 2 Farmall M tractors,both in listprice $735. Special $575 RW 13'10" JD WHEEL DISKS: JD RW 12'; .and lays nice. JD springtooth, 16' good condition,one with 80 4R lister with fert. unit RW 13'4" JD Schaefer 12'; MM 12'; Massey )unklings. Sell PIn JD springtooth, 16' with carrier two way hydraulics list price $1875. Special $1500. 10'9" IH wheel disk 12'; IHC No. 37 131x' on con. 4 Farmall H tractors,these 2 10x10 150 drills, fort., rubber John Deere 9' KBA; Massey Plows, most makes and sizes are good little H tractors, press wheels ROW CROP TOOLS 6' offset disk & 80 of M -M 10' chisel with New Oliver, Gehl, Crust Buster, and worth the money list price $9900. Special $2500 494A JD planter with liquid don. Cashoror contract BMB, Homelite 1 International 300 Utility,ful- 45 Vibra Shank cult., 12' fertilizer JD L spreader; Jn 35 loader ly equipped, oneowner, live list price $785. Special $595 494A JD planted with dry fert. JD 45W loader with hyd. bucket with 18 haymeadow a PTO, fast hitch JD 45 loader with hyd bucket :om land. No. 406 JD lister -planter Toburen Impl. Co. 1 John Deere B, excellentcon- 2 No. 6 JD lister planters A -C 417 loader with hyd. bucket dition, good tires,runs like Heinen Impl. Co. 2 4 row JD 3 pt. cultivators Farm hand stacker with 160 in Clay colt new, first 2 4 row JD front cultivators 1967 Gehl SP field harvester, in Cloud Co.; approx.26) 125 IH 4 row weeder extra good broke. PLANTERS AND 913 - HA 8-3261 15' Clark anhydrous applicator, ME 2-2288 CULTIVATORS MISCELLANEOUS . west Clay County, 85 used on 1000A, 330 gal. tank 1 International 6 -row planter. No. 301 JD dry fert, spin 1964 JD 215A windrower, with Price $18,000. fertilizer, aldrin, openers, JEWELL, KANS. soreader, with 2600 lb. cana- cond. 1967 JD 24T baler , nearly all tillable. What CLAY CENTER. KANS. real good shape USED city, like new $495 eed grain 346. Lays goof 2 John Deere 494A planters, 32' Crustbuster wheel harrow 1962 & 1959 JD 14T balers fertilizer,aldrin, both good AC Roto-baler 28' Parker wheal harrow Lots of good used plows, spring- t north Green, about LISTERS late trades 1965 C -II Gleaner with cab, 18' No. 62 Paper cutter withrow tooths and grain drills modern home, contract 4 row JD with fert. & 2 -pt. 1 John Deere 494 planter, fer- 12' IH wheel disc crop & pickup 3 row JD with fert., 3 pt. tilizer,inreal good condi-3 pt. New Holland mower SEE US FOR NEW JD 2 -row weeder tion, one owner Used 3 & 4 btm. snap coupler Washington Impl. Cri-st Buster Harrows in CHAPMAN 1 International 449 planter, plows Grain-O-Vator and Blair Feed DISKS fertilizer,aldrin,a good Wagons 1 Estate & Investments Kewanee 12' disk with sealed cheap planter 1963 JD 45 combine, 12', with EA 5-2301 Phone ME 2-2077 bearings 1 Allis Chalmers 4 -row plant- cab, PS Blair manure spreader Danuser post hole digger .nthony Clay Center, Ks JD 12' disk with mt. er,fertilizer,always shed- 1965 JD 55 with cab, 14' & 3 row Kewanee 300 disk, 17'2" with ded, good condition corn head W A SHING-IN G -B loaders wings 3 International 4 -row cultiva- 1953 Ford NAA Schafer disks ELM LANDS FOR SALE MM 11 ft. disk, wheel mount tors, for any Farmall trac- --- 2 John Deere 4 -row cultiva- 1963 AC D19 gas acres - Southwest. Con HAY TOOLS IHC 11' wheel disk with sealed Prices Slashed milo, alfalfa, pasture; oil tors, both in real good con- Farmall 806D, new cab, "Turbo- JD crimper dition bearings Tri-County Sales 'oom stone home in livat, 500 Hesston 14' auger machine 1964 AC D15 charger," excellent condition tion. Large barn, outboli IHC 550 cutter with pickup att. PLOWS $6100 George Munkres mile 1959 JD 45 with cab International 1-404, motor over- windmill, well, & row crop 1. Allis Chalmers 5-16 steerable Phone Collect age on Highway No .9 Case rake; 2 New Idea rakes 1963 JD 45 with cab, power hauled $1625 2 68 NH balers plow, sealed coulters, like steering, 12' platform, 2 row Farmall F-560, fully equipped BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 )0. new corn head acres east side Perry Rear 69 wire; 271 twine; 66 twine NH 1 Allis Chalmers 4-16 3 -point $2500 HERINGTON, KANSAS 5 room home, barns, Farmall F460D, fully equipped COMBINES plow, deep clearance, real $2575 frontage. Overlooking rcip 1963 C Gleaner, 16', ready Cuba Impl. Co. M -M M-5 D, recently overhauled PLANTERS r.Unusual opportunity 1965 A -II Gleaner, 14', a honey 1Joodohn Deere .5-163 -point $2475 JD 494A, fert., insecticide 17,775. IHC 151 14' with corn head plow, sealedcoulters,real Phone 4F 7 Farmall Super H, less than 1000 JD 494, insecticide acres 2% miles westof IHC 126 14'; MH 14' No. 26 good hours $850 AC 6 row 30", fertilizer, insecti- way No. 75, OsageCounty Mayrath hay & corn elevator 1 John Deere 4-16 3 -point plow, Farmall Super M $1295 cide, dry herbicide, very good ttiful country ranchstyle Blair spreader, 100 bu. one owner, good condition 41....11 SHAUN Cuba, Kans. F'armhand KKK 171/2' field cult., IH 2 row fast hitch, fertilizer a featuringmassive Evil( 3International No. 311 3-16 3 pt., wing type, gauge whls., Ford 3 point lister lin fast hitch plows, all real T, 'S MACHINERY a. Excellent kitchen TRACTORS harrow att., like new $645 TRACTORS metal barn. Mostly re IH Farmall C with cult. good BARGAIN -PRICED Kewanee 17,4' wheel disc, wool STD Tread U MM with hyd. DISCS & CHISELS wings, duals JD 4020 diesel, real good some tillable, some 1 International 21 -ft. wing FARMALL 706 LP, 1800 hrs., $845 JD 70 dsl., good et consider trade. std.dbr., TA, IPTO, newly Deere 15'/2' AW disc, A-1 shape disc, real good, takes a big $975 AC CA, LPTO acres OsageCounty. At(d Farmall topullit overhauled . $4200 good land. N. Wright Impl. Co. PICKUP, Int. 1966, OOOOOOOO miles, IHC 32B 8' offset disc with cyl. cres good tillable 1 John Deere 16 -ft. wing disc, $475 TH H with LPTO; JD B ome, outbuildings,$27,50 20 -inch blades, like new con- extra good $1575 JD 730 diesel, good sod SPRTNGTOOTH, NEW IH No. Farmhand 12' flail chopper $950 acres on blacktop, So. K-15 dition Brady hay conditioner $295 John Deere B pasture & tillable,$20 340 191/2', fast -hitch or 3 pt., .. CO 3-2061 1 Kewanee 13 -ft. wheel disc, Smalley PTO mill $225 highway nee' Cias sealed bearings, real good special $650 MISCELLANEOUS acres - on Herschel Wright, Owner CHISEL, JD 13' pull type with IHC No. 455 planter, Hquid Brady 4 row flail shredder iern. Good6 room WI disc fert., inescticide $1100 $15,0 ABILENE, KANSAS 1 International 10-9 wheel heavy coil spring teeth $350 JD I.F10 fertilizer spread"r raloutbuildings, MOWER, IH 7' fast hitch $135 Deere 494A planter, liquid fert, E -Z Flow fertilizer spreader tieS disc, plain bearing, cheap insecticide $950 0 acres onhighwa disc RAKE, IH No. 15 completely JD springtooth, 12', 3 pt. tillablye, easti SAVE BIG overhauled $325 /ern. Largely ON THIS MACHINERY 1 International 9-7 wheel disc, Jr) wheel disks, 9' away 75. $,6,000. 1 owner, good cond., shedded LISTER, IH 4 row with fert., Plows - All sizes edited We Mean To Sell mounts on H or M Farmall Kuhn Truck 12' Hesston 500 windrower 1/4 acres -At north HAY BALERS tion, shedded rbrook. Highwayfronialt 2 NH 68 twine, 1 John Deere KBA wheel disc, $350 5 balers 5 combines Goad NH 271 wire SWATHER, IH No. 201, 14' 4 row cultivators, JD, MF ble and pasture. balers, both rebuilt a good cheap disc & Tractor Co. with attached 2 International fast hitch chis- $1965 oom home circle drliv, An extra goodFord 250 twine COMBINE, IH 101 12', ready to SPECIAL PRICE garage and baler el plows, double bar chisels, go $1775 'mew Jn machinery 2 Nu -Way hay plenty of clearance )00. nel handling eqpt. BALER, No. 46 IH twine, good VI 3-2440 80 cult 1 Graham Hoeme chisel plow, 4020 diesel, power shift 1968 80 pasture, Sth $675 15x7 fertilizerdrill;9'10" BW 9 outb M-1 82 & 90, booth pull type, a real good old 3 bed house, 14' chisel disk tiles westof Carbondale., Cockshutt No.427, 12' LAWRENCE, KANSAS No. 38 mower -111' 2 ROW FIELD noN'T BUY ANYTHING GRIMWOOD acresWabaunsee CUTTERS NEW OR ITSF,n UNTIL YOU 6' 107 3 pt. Gyramor $30,000 AND OTHER FORAGE & SON SEE AT OVERBROOK 480 mower conditioner, demon- 29% down Gehl SP 83;N -H SP 188 CHECK WITH ITS. WE 1 Farmall 806D with cab & strator 2 Gehls FHNo. 188 TRADE. WE FINANCE, WE BURNS, KANS. wide front Gehl F H83, WE DELIVER. 2 Farmall 560D completely WE RENT Lewis Practicallycan be 1 or 2 row Bill .1i new 1967 NH 717 316 PA6-5247 overhauled Brillion Grass Seeder REALTORS Nearlynew IHC No. 550 N. E. K. ed Rotary Shredder IHC Model 0 West 17th 913 CE.' 50 MOTOR & IMPL. CO. FOR SALE - IHC 101 combine, I Farmall 460D, 700 hrs. on com- Brady Flail Shredd'r KANSAS JD No. 10flail cutter 12', good; IHC 1950 H tractor, plete overhaul 2 Gehls, BU86 forage wagons, IH Dealer Phone 742-2171 good; IHC 3 section harrow, 18': 1 Farmall 460G, 1962, with 1800 nNLY 6% POUNDS 6' power post hole digger, fits 77 hrs. on it. Excellent cond. .1011 sides, extra good HIAWATHA, KANS. Come in and try the new SHOP Gehl BU 83forage wagon & or 88 Oliver. Phone CE 8-3087.I Farmall M, 1946, excellent 61/2 pound McCulloch Chain saw nhattan, 1-sNe03010;00 gear, very specialprice $575 TRACTORS - 1963 JD LP Ralph Meyer, Junction City, cond., has power strg., live Several reconditioned use -1 saws llext sow; Haul-Morgrain box on Electric Kansas. x11 hyd., 3 pt. hitch New McCulloch $99.95 k r2 netting Wheel gear 3010 RC. 1963 Massey 35, multi- 1 Farmall M, 1946 neediate posse,int matic transmission, nice.1959 BIG SAVING - 1 year old Vir- Catherine Massey 35. Good 720 John Deere 403 combine, cab,13' head & appointt ,121 1967 Oliver 1800TRACTORS ginia Wonder riding lawn mow- 2 row corn head Res diesel diesel. Nice 960 Ford with load- Kansas Farm Mchy. al Est., 1963 Oliver1600 diesel Comfort er with 10 HP engine, like new 101 combine with cab, 10' head ltor, Ph.4561! 1959 Oliver er. 1961 GVI. 1965 LP 5x14 plow, good condition. Mar- Ks 880 diesel King 930, 1600 hrs. 1957, 1951 101 combine, no cab, 10' head CE 3-1374 1, Walneg0 1957 IHC1206 dsl., low hours MM GB's. 1955 60, G, D John ion Stucky, Galva, Ks. x11 Deere 55 combine, good mech. 5).° 1954 IHCSuper M, extra good COM- cond , no cab West 24 PR)CIMATELY 1959 Massey Deeres. 1952 WD Allis. FoR SALE OR TRADE - 2 MH 82 & MH 80 bottorn.Possesston.A 65 gas BINES - 1965 C -II, 1961C 1959 MH combines, 14' 82's - at Goodyear vst can bea,s011.1,170' PLOWS Glean- IH No. 27 hay baler, demonstra- at 6% Oliver 565 Gleaners. 1952, 1951, 1958 $2000 each.Would prefer tor SP 4x16 at demo. ers. 1959, 1958, 1949John Deeres one MH or Gleaner 14', 1966 $1295 TOPEKA :e at5%, evert.1'°'r";,,,°?; price 1951 IH No. 350 field harvester,new, rancher, 4x1.4 & 1959 Allis LP 100.1950, or newer, if tra'e. Bob Kice". . ecItliPro,en,A gsto 4x16 JD mounted Demp- weathered, close out price lls, and A,11 machines Massey 27s. Davis loader. Delphos, Kans., Phone 523-4255. FOR SALE or trade- IHC 101 liCe cultiva- m.Foremanm" lister here are ster 4 and 6 row, 3 pt. SB11 14'platform 1961 combine, ToPeRa,r,,t'' seirvgiooced condition,ready for tors. 4 row Dempster3 Pt. ro- Hoyt Farm Eqpt. above average. Low acreage. Al- W.6th, rubber FOSTER CHAFF trailer behind 950. PaulL.Weigoll'1) tary lister, fertilizers, ways shedded Could use larc!e press, gauge wheels.3 nearly your combine stacks winter mobile home. Karl Smith, 316- 0,484-2242. LINDQUISTIMPL. new Dempster rotaryunits with feed while you harvest your MO 5.2665 478.2415, Norwich, Kans. 67118. ALE ortredderoofororlist fertilizers. Ford plows,discs, grain. Contact Harold Crotts, RSModellt 3Ford listers,cultivators, blades. 4 Turon, Kansas. 316 HV 7-2261. COMBINE PARTS for Massey We retire"' TA 3-2451 row, mounted, 3point lister x15 OVERBROOK,KANS. Harris 27-26-21A-80. Also Cock- rtrores110,10 cultivator. 14' JDwheel disc. shutt 115. Tractor parts for MM sting. 808 N. 10th -II, 55 JD.FOR SALE - 468 IHC 4 row FOR SALE - 4 row planter UTS, Jn D, Case, Oliver Rosco" bloc Used cabs for C, C cultivator. Eugene Visser, Goff, lister. D. P. Ewert, 309 S. Cedar, °cerYvAtriin 2 Nickel Brothers, Buhler,Kaxnsio. Seifert, Cheney, Kansas. Ph. ICI flee Area -- SALINA, KANSAS Kansas, Phone 868-2398. x10 Hillsboro, Kans. x10 2-3220. x13 useCall TRACTORS Keep Conlin' Used & New 1962 504 IHC rowcrop diesel . USED TRACTORS To St. Marys TRACTORS 1964 Farmall 806D TRACTORS & MCHRY. 1966 706 IHC gas,3 pt. 1966 gas vntii 727 AT WAKEFIELDPRICES 1962 John Deere 4010D 1959 730 JDdiesel We've sold a lot ofmachinery loader 1961 Farmall 560 LP diesel but there's a lot 1964 4020 John Deere 1961 John Deere 2010 1965 806D Farmall 1962 560 IHC gains aroundhermore bar. 1961 Farmall 460 gas 1962 4010D, widefront 1963 4010 John Deere 1960 Massey Ferguson 65D 30 with in- SPECIALS 1962 3010 John Deere 1960 Farmall 560D 1952 TO Ferguson 1961 560 IHC gas,slick 1959 D-17 Allis with plow; wide 1959 John Deere 730D dustrial loader 1200 hrs. New JD machinery front axle 1959 Ford 941D 1966 3020 gas, at prices 1958 Farmall 350D 1959 Farmall 460 gaswith wid9A 47 JD withloader, hyd. buck- you won't believe. (We've 1954 70 John Deere gas 1958 Ford 871 50 JD A to pay so they've got 1953 John Deere 60 1955 Farmall 400 front end et; 46 JD G; to go.) 1951 Farman Super M 1959 Farmall 340 gas pbeobottom InmJoDw epr low COMBINES 8201)- COMBINES PullNewtype conditioner 1952 Massey Harris 22 1958 John Deere New BW 14' discs, 2 1968 55 14' combine 1950 John Deere MT 1952 IH WD9 overhauled, 1 62 & 61 JD 55Hi-Lo's FB 17-7 fertilizer drillleft 1964 45 12' combine 1949 Farmall C 1951 Farmall M, re Massey 26 combine 1947 IH TD -6 crawler & dozer yr. 210 corn head 1950 Farmall M;1950 WD Allis 59 IHC 151,rebuilt motor wheellcart& 5 section 1942 Farmall M 1947 Farmall springtooth329pB9paiharrow MACHINERY Dual wheels for Farmall 350 1948 Farmall M; 63 Massey Super92 JD 3x14 55 plow MD 54 Massey 90 JDNo. 1318of MISCELLANEOUS with loader53 Massey 82: nosNt thesemower JD DR 16-8 grain drill 1947 John Deere A article;are Case 10'6" disk, wheel type IH No. 448 4 row lister 1942 Farmall H;1938 JD A 51 & 53 JD 55's brand new, never used. However Ford 2 row cultivator 26' Parker springtooth harrow 1 or 2 articles have been demon JD 13-7 FB grain drill, new disk16' IH 3 pt. springtooth harrow COMBINES HAY TOOLS &CUTTERS strated. 12' IH FH springtooth harrow 12' & scrapers Ford 611 SP combine, New JD pickup forNo. 6 or No. JD 171/2' fold around FWAdisk, JD 931 springtooth, 16' with IH No. 2A hay conditioner 1965 IH 303 combine dual wheels, good 1 IH No. 460 4 row planter 1959 101, 1957 MH60, 1954 AC 12 JD cutter 1966 almost new N -H forage carrier wa. New Idea 7' mower Comfort trail type sprayer 60 with motor JD 224WS, 14Tbalers gon, mtd. on 4 -wheel trailer I IH No. 22 101, cornhead JD 14T baler cutter IHC 46T, 55W balers Priced to go. I JD SS 16.8 grain drill Allis Chalmers field Massey No. 3, Holland66 balers Rossville Truck 1967 IH 550 field cutter TRACTORS 11, JD 350 side rake Cutter bar for Gehl Letz PTO grinder 1963 IH 50 field cutter IHC 300 Utility,painted,new JD No. 6 single row cutter & Tractor Co. BALERS & MOWERS Old Holland cutterwith pickup tires TO Ferguson 20, good IHC side rake Phone 584-3560 IH No. 46 wire & bar JD No. 10 corn attachment Ferguson 3 pt. mower motor 1960 JD RC 2010 gas, painetd, PA 300 two row lister with ROSSVILLE, KANS. JD 3 pt. mower, No. 9 59 Case baler with overhauled fertilizer att. ROW CROP 1951 C Farmall, with plowand Krause 11' disk TRACTORS OTHER MACHINERY mower Massey 3x16 3 pt. plow IHC IH F40 4 row cult. No. 6 JD 2 rowplanter 1954 60 John Deere 2 -row pull type listed corn cult. A -C WD with plow & cultivator Ford 2 row 3 pt. cultivator 406 JD 4 row planter,less fert. 1959 730 John Deere Ford side arm loader MISCELLANEOUS IH 261 fast hitch fert. or IHC 1959 560 dsl. JD No. 9 mower, No. 5 mower IH 250 2 row with rearsection 2 row JD rotary with IHC 1958 450 gas, real good No. 6 2 row John Deere planter IH 255 2 row fast hitch rearmt. less 131/2' Allis Chalmers field cult. IH 463 rear mt. 4 rowFH Allis snap 2 IHC Model M tractors, sold W W Smith & Sons cult. 2 row Dempster with one COMBINES IH 455 4 row front mt. coupler Model E Gleaner Allis Chalmers John Deere 5 sec. springtooth 2 IHC Model C tractors, sold one 420 5th IH 401 3 section springtooth 4 row mtd. & pullsnake killer 1958 MH 444, gas, power steer. real clean, low acreage 3 pt. springtooth carrier 4 row front mtd. IHCcultivator Model C Gleaner Allis Chalmers ing, 3 pt. hitch, painted, NEW -,34,fti osacesaw ME 2-3148 III 2 row FH lister with fert. 4 row A4 JD cult. for 3010etc., from one end to the other low acreage No. 60 2 row planter 2 MH 44 tractors No. 303 IHC - No. 660 CaseInternational H M lister or 630 etc. 2 JD G; JD A; JD B me CLAY CENTER, KS. International 182lister 2 row JD pull weeder ity JUST RECEIVED USED MACHINERY DISCS & PLOWS Century sprayer with drops Henry Sales 2 row rear mtd. JD cultivator The new Tucker Speed Mover chi 2 year old Case disc, 11 ft. David Bradley 9' wheel disc mold- dirt scoops for cleaning feed len 1967 Oliver 1850 gas & Service, Inc. IH fast hitch disc JD 540 lister with rotary lots,filling holes, etc. Reason 3 Model A John Deere's, your IH 37 12' wheel disc boards ably priced at $440 for the 10' me choice @ $450 Krause 14' wheel disc Fast hitch 2 row IHC lister,PM and $540 for the 12' John Deere B; 2 JD 60 3 pt. E. Hwy. 24 Buy On Approval - C IH Farmall M Also see us for: WHEEL DISKS Will Demonstrate son We have a used No. 5540 Oliver & Meriden Rd. Farm Hand Farm Equipment elec 5 bottom plow leek Lilliston Rolling Cultivators 11' Krause, 10' Schafer WALDON ical Case 4 sec. rotary hoe AL12S. C>va31.RIS FL 4-7641 and Rolling Cutters 10' & 12' KBA Deere Dozer blades & Doze-Alls in 2 Monitors TOPEKA, KANSAS Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 10' & 12' RWA Deere stock. Also GB loaders, Du -All Oliver wheel disk 10' Emergency Parts Ph. HO 1-562817' foldover Kewanee and JD loaders We Are Forney Welding or HO 1-5811. Equipment Dealers 10' AW Deere flex USED WHEEL DISKS 161/2' BW with J Peschel Bros. AULD MISCELLANEOUS real good 35 JD loader with valve for JD 14' AW good NEW LOCATION CHEVROLET 3010 hyd. bucket JD 11' AW good IHC 37 10', plain bearings 400 Center NEW MACHINES HO 1-5414 4x14 IHC fast hitch semi -plow Farmhand 820 mixer grinder, WAKEFIELD 24' Crust Buster PLANTERS 562-2377 demo. $1475 4 JD 24B planting units, com- USED MACHINERY JD 55 3x16 pull plow IHC 6 row 30" with fert. & 1968 MARYSVILLE, KANS. plete with fert., never been 4 1968 Model G combines with All kinds of JD mtd. plows insecticide ac $675 IHC hitch for pulling 2 planters 1968 used cabs, very good together 1968 BIGGEST BARGAIN Grain-O-Vator 30 feed trailer 2 1968 Model G combines Ford 2 row 3 pt., fert., inseeti 1968 IN COUNTRY - complete, long auger, ext. 1 1968 Model F combine SHOUSE cide, herbicide 1967 . . $1099 COME SOUTH AND LOOK sides & tires. New 2 1967 Model C -II combines 1 JD 4 -row 871 lister, 3 -pt., re ch Grain-O-Vator 55 feedirailer 1 1967 Model C -IIwith' cab, IMPL. CO. insect NEW MACHINERY with ext. sides, removable tail extra nice tary moldboard, fert. 1963 $7750 cide,has herbicide 1959 1100 MF & 6B plow gate and airplane tires. One 2 1965 Model 403 IHC with cabs Abilene, Kans. IHC rot. MB 4 -row lister,FH 1957 180 MF & 5B plow $6500 only - New $1275 1 1958 Model A combine pull 2 165 MF & 4B plow $5500 JD F245 7-16 plow, reducable 2 1967 Model 95 JD, very good, Used JD circle hitch to 1957 525 Oliver comb., 13' head $7500 to 6 btm. Demo. $1750 Store CO 3-3051 4 row planters with duals CO 3-1066 205 MF comb., 13' head $5750 1 1967 Model 403 IHC, very Ed Shouse SPRINGTOOTHS 300 MF comb., 13' head $8500 USED EQUIPMENT good, with duals Ron Shouse CO 34515 JD 520 tractor $1400 JD 18' 3 pt., and 16' 196( FORAGE HARVESTERS Also we have new 1968 & 1969 3 JD 12' 3 pt. springtooths 1965 JD F910 spring harrow, like machines In stock plus full line SALINA IHC 12', fast hitch 1962 2 row Gehl (new) $2250 new $215 of Allis-Chalmers farm eqpt. 1965 1 row Gehl (new) $1975 MF 82 SP combine $2600 1959 MH 80 Special combine .. $595 1968 JD 4020 dsl., widefront USED MACHINERY M&W Turbo charger for 4020 A & W Eqpt. Co. 1967 JD 4020 dsl., widefront tir 1959 JD 630 gas 1959 COMBINES JD or 4010, late style .. $275 Phone 913 - 738-3379 1957 44iti8d DZSAYS88E 1962 JD 3010 diesel Like new 410 MF $7250 BELOIT, KANS. 1953 Like new 510 MF $7500 1960 JD 60 gas 1959 JD 720 diesel 1951 1968 300, cut 100 acres $7500 Osage Farm Eq. Co. AC COMBINES 1950 Super 92 (new motor) $9450 D-4 Cat with hyd. dozer OSAGE CITY, KANS. 1966 A -II Gleaner, 14' IF YOU ARE LOOKING 1948 MF 82 $1250 1965 C -II Gleaner, 16' FOR QUALITY USED EQPT. SELLING NEARLY 3 92 combines (good choice) $895 Phone LA 8-1422 1964 A -II Gleaner 14' AT THE RIGHT PRICE, A TRUCKLOADEACH WAKE 4 60 combines, choice $495 1963 A Gleaner 14' CHECK US OUT ON THESE Ili1 .. $1000 With a Miller offsetdisk. DI' 3 80 combines, choice 1963 403 IHC 14' JD 4020 RC dsl., 1967 model, 3 Miller to or $1250 stead of plowing, use a A 150 Case, good 1960 A Gleaner 14' and 9 inches pt., wide front, power shift, penetrate up to 8 9651 FORAGE HARVESTERS JOHN DEERES hyd., only 602 actual hours We have these instock from8 JD 4020 RC dsl., 1967 model, 3 sold andde Gehl 2 row SP, like new I 1961 55 John Deere 14' foot to 20 foot. We 1967 Case 1 row pull pt., wide front, PTO, hyd., livered 21 of theseMillers COMBINES 1959 55 John Deere 14' only 620 actual hours See them Gehl 1 row pull 1959 45 John Deere 12' the last six months. you 1966 1967 MF 410 16' with cab $7550 JD 4020 RC dsl., 1966 Model, at work. You'lllike what ac Also See Us For CO1lling 1966 MF 410 16' with cab $5950 wide front, diff. lock, PTO, see. Anothertruck load 1959r Ottawa Farm Imp. Co. 1967 MF 300, 13' Used Rotary Mowers hyd., only 1302 actual hours UnionH&l 1958 in soon to Farmers MO on Hwy. 59 1/2 mi. South of 1965 MF 222 corn head at St. AC 7 1967 MF 422 cornhead TRUCK IHC 706 RC gas, TA, PTO, dual ware & Implement OTTAWA, KANS. 1968 MF 300 14 -ft.det. table,1955 Chev. 2 ton, 14 ft. bed hyd., rockshaft, 1965 model IN STOCK JD 55 combine, 14', 1968 model, CHISEL PLOWS 3D1 used not over 300 acres "Before You Buy JD 3 point100I Trvel 1959 MF No. 82 14' combine, SEE BUTCH" less than 400 acres actual use JD pull type COMBINES JD 55 combine, 15', 1968 model, Plow 1967 C -II 20', cab, chopper good shape less than 1000 acres use Big Ox Chisel 1955 MH 90 Special, 14' 110 1967 C -II 20', LP gas 1961 Oliver No. 25 12' Waterville Motors JD 55 combine, 15',1968 mo- Land -All 3 point7, 9 & Jot 1967 C -II 18', cab, chopper del, less than 1000 acres use Pried JD No. 45 with 12' header with gauge wheels. chig 1967 C -II, 18', cab JD 55 combine, 1959 model, al- where you too canhave a 1966 C -II, 20' ,chopper TRACTORS 913 - 785-2731. ways shedded, farmer owned, plow. And theywork. 1966 C -II, 18', chopper 1967 MF 135 Deluxe, 570 hrs. cream puff 1965 C -II, 18' MF 82 combine, 14', 1958 model, 1955 Case 400 dsl. ...1.0.-01A1.1.411225 Union 4 1965 CIL 18', chopper WATERVILLE KANS. new paint, good cond. Farmers 1965 A -II 16', cab JoHls 1960 A, 14'; 1959 A, 14' Pfister -Rhodes Financing On Combines - Hdw. &Implement and t 1951 Massey 27 16' FOR SALE - Good late Model No Interest Until Dec. 1 Pane. 1953 A 14'; 1952 R 14' W-30 tractor, cheap. Good tires. 140005 One 5x7Y2 truck box, capacity Everett tion, 1959 AC D17 gas tractor with Impl. Co. son,y loader, power strg. 85 bu. L. Hart, Delphos, Kans. Salina Impl. Co. Mgr, 1968 New AC 3 pt. mower $475 x10 Phone 439-2445 Ph.437'2913 MR 16 NEW and used swathers. 601 S. Broadway TA 3-2206 Fat4 JAMESTOWN, KANS. at. -ow Allis-Chalmers Parts, John Deere - new - 880's and SALINA, KANSAS 67401 Sales and Service FOR SALE - 12 can Masterbilt780's - used, 215A - 215. Hess- very g submersion milk cooler, good ton - new, 500's and 300's 428 SP combine,1916,00wCer°1std0 1 ---__v7364' -FOR SALE - Hesston swather shedded, Ochs, Inc. shape. Good pop or melon cool- used, 6 500's - 1 110, 8 -ft. Call500, 1966 Ford motor. C. J. al 913 variable speed.Phone OTIS, KANS. 67565 er. $100. Wilbur Schoneweis, collect 316 382-2102. Hefts Im- Murphy, 905 W. 2nd, Abilene, Kans. Phone 913 - 387-2361 Oak Hill, Ks. 3$8-2107. x12 plement, Marion, Kans. x10 Kans., CO 3-4010. x12 4688, nelnhos, Cornini DAUER An TRACTORS OFFERING AT GLASCO WICHITA NEW FORD TRACTOR . IMPLEMENT CO. 1958 J D520gas 4020 D, wide front, 3 pt.; 4010 BARGAINS AT 1965 JD 3020gas, low hours, std.;630, wide front, 3 pt. MCPHERSON, KANSAS A a lot of 1954 Super MTA, rebuilt & wide front F145H 4x16, 3x14 and 3x16 Model ,,000 gas, LPTO $0595 machinery's plows. Drag and 3 red a lot painted 1954 JD 70,good shape pt. spring Model 4000 gas L.Pt 0 $..1850 'ound here.more 1)4. MH 33 tractor,new sleeves & tooth harrows; AW 13'10" and Model 5000 gas LPTU $4650 1953 Ili Super WD6 tractor pistons RW 11'2" antifriction bearing Model 5000 diesel LPTO $41,95 SPECIALS 1961 IH I -560D tractor 1960 JD 630 IH No. 37 12' wheel disk gas, ex. cond. disk harrows. 24T and 14T JD LATE MODEL Model 5000 D Selecto $5195 ) machinery balers; 858 JD side delivery USED TRACTORS Model 8000 diesel $ 795 at price . COMBINES a't believe. 1962 IH B275 diesel tractor rake. 1957 and 195914' JD USED TRACTOR BARGAINS (We've 1958 John Deere diesel tractor, 1958 Gleaner A,12 ft. combines. Salvage combines. 1966 JD 4020 RC dsl., 3 pt., cliff. 67 Ford 5000 Selecto ;o they've MH 80, 12 ft. MISC. NEW MACHINERY $..,975 got to got with roll-a-matic front end lock, PTO, new tires, 1844$6 hrs. 66 Ford 3000 gas $2650 ottom JDplow 5' 3 pt. and 6' wheel type 200 ) 480 mower go,) 195IH F-300 Farmall with MISCELLANEOUS 63 Ford 5000 diesel $1975 conditi wide front end Mono mowers; Vassar blades; 1965 JD 4020 RC dsl., big fen-63 Ford 4000 gas $1995 1'14' discs, JD 871 4 rowrotary moldboard Dual loaders; Farrar sickle 2 left ° Ili No. 37 1211" disk lister with fert., ders, 3 pt., dual hyd., diff. 62 Ford 5000 diesel $1595 fertilizer drill insecticide drives. lock, power shift, new tires,62 Ford 881 Selecto $1950 'e JD IH 4 -section rotary hoe with Heavy duty Twin-draulic 1400 hrs. fits MF 85 & loader, New John Deere Machinery 61 Ford 871 diesel $1695 wheel cart &5 seetio, No. 15 impl. carrier 90 tractors 1964 JD 4020 RC dsl., full vision60 Ford 871 gas $1950 tooth harrow IH No. 120, 19 disks, one way, 1 Used loader, fitsAC WD & At Special Prices cab, 3 pt., hyd., real clean 60 Fordson diesel " WD 45 tractor F100 $1150 38 mower nearly new JD No. 6 field 28'fieldconditioner; 1964 JD 4020 RC LP, power 60 Allis D17 diesel $1750 1 of these article; cutter, used 13x14 & 3x16 plows;2 row shift, 3 pt., dual hyd. $5250 60 Ford 971 diesel $1495 are 3 IH 403 combines, 16' header, season PA 302 planting ew, never used. However JD RW 12'6" attachment: 1964 JD 4020 RC dsl., power 60 Ford 981 gas $1150 rticles have been cut less than 700A wheel disk with drag harrows: 12'16" and 11'2" shift, 3 pt., hyd. You won't 59 Ford 881 diesel $1795 derma sealed bearings RWA disk harrows: 480 find a cleaner tractor 1967 McCormick 201 windrower, JD KBA 10' wheel mow- 59 Ford 841 diesel $1495 'fold around FWA 14', auger platform disk er -conditioner; DF168B fert. 1965 JD 3020 RC dsl., dual hyd., 59 Ford 871, needs repair$595 JD 494 planterwith fert. drills;LH12 fert.dist.:RL4 diff. lock, wide front, 3 pt., 54 Ford NAA LP wheels, good 1964 McCormick F-806 gas trac- JD No. 851 rake, listedcrop cultivator: only 700 hrs. $595 nost new N -H forage tor new teeth recond., all 101/2' 52 M&M R with loader $325 Surflex tiller;No. 32 disk 1964 JD 3020 RC dsl., 3 pt., hyd., 48 IHC M diesel $495 mtd. on 4 -wheeltrailer III No. 20 manure spreader marker; 2 d to go. pairinsecticide wide front 40 IHC M Farmall $150 IH No. 60 3-16 plow, nearly new attachments: straw chopper 1965 JD 4020 std.dsl., hyd., 48 Mosey 30 row Crop $275 TRACTORS McCormick No. 311 3-16 plow Frankfort Impl. for 55 combine Ser. No. 3501- PTO, 1500 hrs., diff. lock 50 Massey 44 Std. $395 )0Utility, 57000: 512 tool bar withgauge $5600 New Ford Equipment painted, new wheels. 1961 Case 630 dsl., wide front, At Bargains Falun 3 pt., PTO rguson 20, good 913 2924458 $1750 NEW HOLLAND EQPT. D RC 2010 gas, Wolf Imple. Co. 1961 MM M-5 dsl. with cab 907 14' Windrower (new) $5995 iauled pauidA 1961 4010 dsl. std., real clean 717 2 row harvester.... $2695 $3650 269 PTO twine baler,new $1875 Farmall, with plow Phone 1011 FRANKFORT, John Deere Sales & Service 1963 AC D19 dsl.,3pt., hyd., er 4 KANS. Phone 568-2349 1963 NH 271 baler, PTO $975 Falun is located 20 miles overhauled $3300 1961 NH 900 14' windrower ) John Deere Hoerman Supply GLASCO, KANSAS $1550 John Deere southwest of Salina Co. COMBINES 59 Ford 250 PTO baler.. $395 )59 560 dsl. SEE THESE AT ALMA 1967 C -II Gleaner with cab, 16' 57 JJD 14T PTO baler.... $375 )58 450 gas, real good Gas & Diesel WHERE PUMPS IHC Model H tractor platform $7800 66 IHC No. 47 PTO baler $1375 Model M tractors, sold have been our business 1960 550 Cockshutt tractor, pow- 1966 C -II Gleaner with cab, 16' 67 NH SP 818 self propelled 2- er strg., wide front end platform row forage harvester$5750 Shop Service FOR 25 YEARS 1960 Cockshutt 560, wide front 1965 C -II Gleaner with cab, 16' 65 Ford 612 forage harv. Model C tractors, sold ore No. 77 Oliver tractor with dual platform $875 VIH 444, gas, power stir, MOST up-to-date service over 200 pumps hyd., WC, AC 1964 A -II Gleaner 14', always McPherson 3 pt. hitch, painted, ND shop in our area No. 81 Massey Harris shedded, real clean n one end to the other in stock M -M Jet Star tractor 1959 95 John Deere, 18'plat- Tractor Co. Complete diesel testing equip- 4 -row IHC planter form 44 tractors ment to take care of the major- RENT -TRADE -REBUILD i..YRAC TORS G; JD A; JD B ity of tractors. Warehouse at Zeandale, Ks. 2 row John Deere planter 1958 JD 55 with 14' platform, Phone MANHATTAN power steering, always shed- 4.S.40 Phone 316 JUST RECEIVED Boring bars, line boring ma- dnd, farmer machine $2500 F.0111 WWI F. NY 913 - 776-9253 Eberwein Garage 241-2900 new Tucker Sped Nacre chine, welding, electrical, acety- 1961 JD 95 with 18' platform lene 1961 John Deere 55 14' scoops for cleaning lee AIRCRAFT TIRES 1961 MF 82, 12', ne wpaint $2000 MCPHERSON, KANS. filling holes, etc. Rear: Valve equipment, rod align- FOR FARM USE 765-3813 Priced at $440 for the is ment tools. WE RE -BEVEL KNIVES 040 for the 12' Aircraft pickup traction tires. ON IH FIELD HARVESTERS Competent factory trained per- Heavy duty trailer tires. Wide ALMA, KANSAS Western Impl. Co. Buy On Approval - sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, We have the grinder to re Will Demonstrate traction fronts. Flotation com- TRACTORS 2256 S. West St. WH 34261 the knives on these -bevel electrical and general mechan- bine rears. 1967 JD 4020 dsl., 3 pt. WICHITA, KANS. models of WALDON ical work. International field harvesters: 1962 JD 4010 LP, 3 pt. 20C, 15-16-50-55-350 and550 blades & Doze -Ailsld Chet Alton 1960 JD 830 dsl., electric start Complete If your knives needsharpening, ick. Also GB loaders, Do4 1959 Case 400 gas, 3 pt. bring them in forprompt, ex- BOWMAN TIRE CO., INC. 1958 JD 720 dsl. std., 3 pt. pert beveling. d JD loaders Farm Impl. & Truck Co. 725 N. 11th 1955 JD 70 dsl RC, pwr. strg. Line Of USED WHEEL DISKS 240 East Eighth 1952 MH No. 55 dsl., overhauled TA 3-3767 1950 IHC W6 gas, overhauled L6112' BW with fold upgag' JUNCTION CITY, KANS. Behlen Steel Schumacher's Inc. al good SALINA, KANS. COMBINES FARM BUILDINGS, 14' AW good DOME TO HILLSBORO 1962 JD No. 55, 14' Highway :.;ti 11' AW good 3 POINT MOUNTED 1955 MH No. 90, 16' BINS, AUGER EQUIPMENT 37 10', plain bearings 'The Combine Capital' SPRING TOOTH HARROWS 1955 JD No. 55, 14' Phone or write Mike Wayland at USED COMBINES We have for sale one 9', two 1951 Gleaner R, 14' EA 5-2116 PLANTERS 12' and one 20' springtooth har-88" belt pickup for JD 55 6 row 30" withfert. I 1968 G Gleaner, 23ft., low rows. These have the heavy Used straw chopper for late 95 Wayland Const. Co. WASHINGTON, KANS. secticide acres duty hitches that can be adapted 2 plate 1968 G Gleaner, 20', cab hitch for pulling for rotary hoe units and spiked OTHER MACHINES Phone EA 5-2134 GOOD SELECTION OF Igether 1968 G Gleaner 20', clean tooth harrows. 4 row JD front mtd. cultivator fert., 1968 F Gleaner, 17' cab USED IHC NO. 37 AND d 2 row 3 pt., We also have a limited num- 35) 14T baler Washington, Kansas66968 KRAUSE WHEEL DISCS de, herbicide 1967 C -II Gleaner, 18', LPG, ber of all -steel fertilizer units JD DR168 drill with fert. lister, 3. pt,' chopr Two wire & one twine tieNH D 4 -row 871 that will mount on listers andJD RB 1610 drill WANTED TO BUY: balers, overhauled try moldboard,fert. 1963 800pe Case, 14', nice planters. 5 sec. 2 pt. springtooth & car- Late Model has herbicide 1959 A Gleaner, 12', cab rier MF twine baler, good ide, r wrecked or burned USED TRACTORS rot. MB4 -row lister, 1957 A Gleaner, 14', clean REAR -MOUNT BLADES 4 & 5 sec. pull carrier & spring- tractors, combines or farm d JD circlehitch to pc.'1957 141 IH, 12' See us for rear mount blades tooths machinery. 1966 M670 Srpe'- with cab,gas Have Some New 1968 F & G with 3 pt. hitches, sizes 6 to 8 ft. 15' Sunflower V plow Any make or 1966 302 Super LP row planters model. Call us last; we will 1960 GVI extra good TRACTORS We'll make these with 2 pt. or NEW SPECIAL pay more. SPRINGTOOTHS snap coupler hitches on order. MF 65 diesel and 16' 1966 AC 190XTD, low hrs. These blades can be big labor JD DF 208C grain drills Good IHC M tractor 18' 3 pt., 1965 AC 190D, clean North 81 2 U Molines D 12' 3 pt.springtootlis savers for cleaning livestock While They Last 1 GTB 12', fasthitch 1962 AC D-15, wide front end feed floors, loafing sheds and to TRACTOR & IMPL. SALVAGE 1965 IH F806D, WF, TA, 3 pt. eliminate mud holes in feed lots Blanding Impl. Co. Ph. PR 2-5491 Route 1 ' 1959 AC D-17, overhauled,new and for snow clearance from 8 JD 4020dsl., widee fro tires driveways and other areas. SEDGWICK, KANSAS Gould's, Inc. 7 JD 4020dsl., 1959 JD 730, LPG, 3pt. i9 JD 630 gas WE ARE MANUFACTURERS BELOIT, KANS. USED OLIVER EQUIPMENT diesel 1957 AC WD 45, WF i2 JD 3010 1953 AC WD, WF, 45kit SELLING DIRECT TO YOU PE 8-3066 Phone CH 3-2609 10 JD 60 gas 1951 AC WD, good 1964 1800 dsl. RC, 3 pt., hyd. 59 JD 720diesel 1950 AC WD, widefront end 1961 1800 gas Wheatland, 3 pt., N) Cat withhyd. dozer 1948 11-1 M, new tires hydraulics tCM°Y CONCORDIA, KS. .1 FORGY WELDING USED TRACTORS 1961 770 dsl., RC NEARLY 1966 620T baler SELLINGEACH WA! MISCELLANEOUS Phone 857-3241 1962 JD 4010 dsl., completely HAYING EQUIPMENT IH 100 trailer 1964 62W baler for TRUCKLOAD dist, mower with 7' CENTRALIA, KANS. overhauled sale - Allis Chalmers Roto-bal- ith a Miller.offset or 9' bar 1961 JD 4010 diesel 1966 545 combine with 16' head- ers, standard and fast -wrap usandeal110( AC 80R er, V8 ,ad of plowing, 9 ir# mower, late model 1964 JD 3020, wide front overdrive. I can furnish andin- up to8 1965 Ford F-100truck, V8, 4 spd., 1964 JD 3020, power shift 1964 411 combine, 16' header stall, at your farm, topquality netrate stock ft(ct SWB LOANS ALL TYPES 1967 Ford 4000 1966 450 5x16 pull type plow these in aDi endless bale forming beltsor have We sold 1967 NH 905 $10,000 to $100,000,000 1954 JD 60 1956 35 combine with 14' header front press roller. New to20 foot. Mille swather, Ford en- Holland of of these gine, conditioner 1948 JD A 1967 340 4 row planter 461 haybine, likenew. IHC 12' 'eyed 21 See 1966 NH SP Anywhere in USA and Canada dump rake, tractor hitch. Side six months. hat, 818 cutter, low FISHER Real Estate - Mortgage LISTERS e lastYou'll like acres Kinsey Implement delivery rakes. New Idea, load cali) Corp. JD 3 pt. lister $225 Allis work. truck 1959 Oliver60T baler Phone 913 - 794-2484 and Ford. M -F Dyna-Balance e. Another Union Mortgage Brokers IH 4 row 3 pt. r 50 Frmers 1958 IH 46Tbaler mowers. 33' and 65' hay and soon toImplement est. AC 77Grake Joy, Ill.61260 TILLAGE MONTROSE, KANS. corn elevators. Model 35 Fergu- are & NH 56Brake 1967 IIH No. 37 disk, 12'6" AFB son tractor. Kneib pop-up IN5#JD 11' or PLOWS wheel disc New 1968 M -M JD RW disk, 13'2" AFB Mokan bale loaders. MMSP L'HISELJD 3point1001 Trvelo 8'x40'house trailer SPRING SPECIALS 1948 JD A Turn4Cey combine, 14' Franklin Pacey, JD pulltype Moline G 900 Diesel Tractor JD T4 cult., wit hrear rigs Phone Oak Hill 913 -388-2409. ChiselPlow IH No. 37 disk, 12'6" WIB Construction Big Ox Jost Implement Co. $6995.00 .TD RW disk, 13'2" AFB x12 point 7,9 8z1,1 New MM wheel discs: Used 4 row lister FOR SALE: dairy equipment and -All 3 have 12'8" - $750 - gaugevvhee 13'11" - $790 receiving sealed bids forparts' 'ith too can 947-3182 or all of following until May10. 'here you work! Special on Dempster Listers Belleville Impl. Surge stainless they HILLSBORO, steelpipeline, low. And , a a sL N * 4 spigots in 25 ft.; 3breaker RO-OLAMIAS ,Marion Mchry. Co. Ph. JA 7-2261 bowls; ti Pion KANS. 6 - governor -releaser;elec- 126 East Main Ph. 382-3150 tro-brain washer; singlevat; sp. Farmers FIN DEERE Norman V. Hanshaw 22 vac. pump & motor 1957 720 Stand- MARION, KANS. 66861 North Central Steel wired II1113161e ja(rd)tractor with for 220; 2 Surge seamless hyd. on pro- GOOD USED PARTS buck- ,401) Parne. Goodrubber, A-1 condi- WANTED - Pick up attach- Irrigation, Inc. ets. Also a '48 John DeereA, Everett 'tio1. Ernest Peterson, ment for No. 12 JD chopper. Tractors,Combines & Farm good; '59 AC 66 All -Crophar- L, Phone 241-4442. McPher- Machinery. We buy wrecked or P.O. Box 141 913 392-2077 Mgr. "ri Jack Kraft, Route 3, Leaven- vester, alwr vs shedded, used SB10 x10 burned late model tractors & MINNEAPOLIS. KANSAS very little; 75 RR ties. Must be , PO worth, Kansas. R SALE farm machinery. settled for and removed by ph. 431.'Cat 4 hyd.- Cat 2 hyd. dozer, baler in FOR SALE - 16'6" JD wing May low dozer; tandem axle FOR SALE - IH 46T North 81 Tractor Salvage 20. Seller reserves rightto re- wheel lowboy. good shape; 1953 2 doorChev., disc, 10' IHC chisel. Paul Thom- iect any of bids received. 7364, Paul Phone 456- Dela- Route 1 PR 2-5491 War- 196° Hill, Belvue, Kans. good shape. Don Peterson, SEDGWICK, KANS. 67135 as, Brrlingame, Kans. (913) rr'n Anderson, RR1, Dwight, R SALE everY SB10 654,1615. x10 Ks. combin x10 van, Kans. x10 128asSPsbeededed rle 9) 16,aria neinio1esd%aps. votwassismosimimar .may1( LIVESTOCK life, AUCTION FOR THErideof your FOR SALE - 4 rowplanter ride a BigHorn saddlefrom USED TRACTORS and cultivator on a 1954Min- Clay Center,Kans. 1962 4000 diesel loader & back - neapolis UB Fox mowerbar Key Milling. SB TF hoe and a windrow pickup forFox. 1962 1010 John Deere Howard Roberts, Strong City, IH HM 46lister 1:00 p.m. Lir. x10FOR SALE - 1951 Ford 8N Ks. Phone BR 3-8212. fertilizer &insecticide, rubber 1947 Ford 9N with overdrive press wheels.Dearborn 3 -point 1959 971 diesel Ford FOR SALE - 1951 Fordtrac- lister. WaynePollock, Soldier, 1957 Major diesel tor, good shape. GoodNo. 5 Havensville 948- Sale of April 30. The butcher 4 whiface steers to trade Kans., phone x10 of the 577 @ 1952 Allis CA with blade, 7' mower - would like 2560. hogs were steady; the bulk mower, cultivator & plow for good 3 pt. mower. NeilWag- butchers sold from $20.05 to Bulldozer STOCKER & FEEDER ner, Westmoreland,Kans. Ph. WANTED TO BUY - $20.70, with the top being$20.70. 5 whiface heifers HEIFER USED MACHINERY x11 land. Senddetails 250 @34,50 LIT1 224-3438. for clearing Sows sold from $16.75 to $17.90. 3 black heifers Kans. x10 288@ 33 I'll 1 2 row Dearborn cultivator gallon to Box K, Easton, Feeder pigs weighing 176 lbs. sold 4 blkwhif heifers rgarb 2x14 Dearborn plow FOR SALE - Good 275 382 @30:30 direct with super at $19.20. Feeder shoats soldfrom 2 clar heifers ons 10' 3 pt. single disc Econo bulk tank, round, PICKUP ATT. 405 @ 030 expansion, used 5 years. Gordon -H 717 chopper.Us- $24.00 to $25.50. Weaning pigs Richardson bale loader sweep for N 4 black heifers 370 @ 32:40 Bishop, Canton, Ks.628-4579. ed on 150 acres.Keith Ekhutz, sold from $12.50 to $22.00 each. 5 whiface heifers 7 ft. 3 nt. Ferguson disc x10 Alma, Ks. x11 468 @ 31:10 12' IHC springtooth Phone 765-3558, 10 whiface heifers 111 The cattle market was stronger and 478 @ 32.40 John Deere T14 baler FOR SALE - Dearborn tractor55W INTERNATIONALbaler, 2 whiface heifers Dempster 2 row lister loader with live pump, hyd. wire tie, with motor,$500. 1959 there was a good demand for all 5 whiface heifers 505 @ 29,70 Case 4 row planter with fert. bucket. Surge milker, new 4 - Ford 6 pickup,% ton, $185.1964 classes of cattle. 4 black heifers 540 @ 29,30 Hudson sprayer on wheels 1/2 ton, $675.2 657 @ 2730 We 3x14 IHC pull -type plow unit pump, 3 buckets. Twelve Ford 6 pickup, pmeet can cooler. Fifteen 10gallon planter with STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS COWS 3x14 Dearborn plow row International and b'an good cans. Merle Schmale, Palmer, fertilizer, corn, maize 2 whiface steers 292 @ 40.00 Canner Cows sold from BMB Brute 7' pull type cutter old 7 and 8 $18.50 Dearborn 7' 1 belt mower Kans. 66962. Ph. 503. x11 plates. $60. 2 6 yr. 3 whiface steers 371 @ 37.70 to $19.40 gal. Holstein cows,1 fresh, oth- 5 holstein steers 350 @ 35.25 David Bradley garden tractor & Utility Cows sold from$19.60 d FOR SALE - Early model NH er soon, $275each. Earl Thorn- 388 @ 36.50 to attachtnents 66 baler, reasonable, in respect- Rt.1, Eureka, 5 blkwhif steers $22.40 farm ton, GI 3-7229, 4 whiface bulls 347 @ 37.25 coin!! on steel able condition. Phone JE 9-3140, x10 Heifer cows - $23.50to $25.40 7' Brute cutter, pull type x13 Kansas. 2 whiface bulls 400 @ 34.75 Manhattan. Baby calves sold from 501 7' Ford mower 432 @ 37.70 $49.00 to FOR SALE -1968 JD 2020 5 whiface steers $79.00 Sun Master 5 ft. mower FOR SALE - John Deere A cover. On- 2 char steers 497 @ 35.40 tractor with Comfort Bulls - $22.50 to $23.90 fKuEVUrnvIlie: and New Holland 55 rake. Ph. Roy Leurs 7 whiface steers 565 @ 35.80 776-7324, Manhattan. SB11 ly 600 hrs. $3750.City, Ks. Ph. M. B. Salisbury Co. Seed Store, Home x13 Don HYDRAULIC ELECTRIC Tom- 799-2405. KCNK my gate for a Chev. or Ford MON.-WED.-FRI Auctioneers MAC:TORS CE 3.7411 FOR SALE - 1951Cub Farm - pickup, demonstrator, used lit- 6:45 LARRY LAGASSE will mount in 20 minutes.all, mower, cultivator,lister, all For info. or estimates 460) 114 Quincy tle, hydraulic. $575. Callafter 8 TOM WALKER CH31714 EQUMMIFNT Don's Welding Service, Wa- Tescott, Ks.x12 ROLLIE LAGASSE mego,Kans.,Phone 456-74M. p.m., 283-4626, Barn 243-1074 TOPEKA, KANS. x12 Home 243-1674 CH 32215 PLANTER: 4 rowAllis Chal- Kansindq: '68. Used about WE MUST SELL SOME FOR SALE - Late model mers, new in FIRE THIS WEEK Dempster rotary lister, 6 row,60 acres. A-1condition. Wilkin- son ConcreteCo., Dwight, Ks. TO PAY OUR TAX 30" rows, with fertilizer and SB11 futuretirem 1958 IHC 460 LA row crop, 2 pt., insecticide. Mounted or with hitch, new tires....$11,775 pull -type carrier. Darwin Hous-FOR SALE - Two403 IH com- CONCORDIA KANSAS R 1960 IHC 560 diesel row crop holder, Coiirtland, Ks., Scandiabines with cabs, 1967model 18' tractor, very clean $2450 phone 335-2592. x11 headers. Clifford Wilson,Clif- must IHC 400 gas tractor, rebuilt x11 lion. $1195 FOR SALE - Case LA, Pow- ton, Kans. 66937. OVERSTOCK - DEMONSTRATORS brakes, 12 1955 IHC Diesel row crop trac-er Pack, hydraulics, WANTED - 3 or 4 bottom intere tor, 2 pt. hitch $1200 volt, good rubber and in good type John Deere 2510 tractor, diesel, fully shape, p50. Maurice Gieber, 2 -way plow, any condition, 1500 IHC M LPG tractor .... $675 or brand. Must bereasonable. wide front axle, remote cylinder, weights, tio8n-3a51 IHC 560 row crop tractor, wide Belleville, Kans. x10 Henry Abels, Clay Center,Ks. 15x38 6 ply tires, 3 pt. hitch SAVE axle, 2 pt. hitch, power strg., Oliver side -de - x12 etc. $2650 FOR SALE - indeptllELF 1967 Case 931 diesel tractor, livery rake onrubber. Good 494 John Deere planterwith John Deere 650 3 point hitch side delivery rake, 5$161 needs condition. $100.3-14 Plowmaster $450. bar, on rubber caster wheels SAVE - 1200 hrs. actual use, like newon rubber. $85Robert Chaffee,fertilizer and insecticide, $5495 x12 Alfred Roeder, Seneca, Ks. SB11 John Deere No. 100 chisel plow, 10', with 2" flat 1962 Case 730 dsl., low hrs., Green. 944-2432. spring standards, the answer to late spring BRAND NEW 424A John Deere gCkeh:dc like new $2650 FOR SALE - 13'4" Kewanee work SAVE -$125 830 Case diesel tractor, 64 mo- disk, good condition. Brown planter with fertilizer, 12" seal- del, like new, a steal at $1750 884-2102. ed bearing furrow openers, cov- cludin Brothers,Americus, ering knives, $1000. Phone 336- cal in: Buy this one according to the x10 SB11 30 price of wheat - 706 IHC std 2800, Seneca, Kans. Deere No. 78 rear blade, 6 ft. HD. SAVE- $ mcideenntt tractor, very clean gas trac-WANTED - Used Cat or Allis tor, hyd. & power strg r495dozer. Phone 456-7364, Paul FOR SALE - Stockracks, Oma- protec IHC H tractor, 50 model, clean Hill, Belvue, Kans. x10 ha bed, to floor rails for double - nual deck, less rear panels, good, $75. Bale Wire, American - Sterling - Box $10.25 leave $395 x11 IHC W9 tractor, runs good, has1961 JOHN DEERE 871 rotary Wm. Horn, Glasco, Kans. MinhBaird! hvd. $375 lister, 3 pt.,fertilizer. Used 3 CHEAP COMBINES - 1952 USED ingf IHC W9 LPG tractor, runs good years. $425. Alfred Roeder, Sen- Gleaner, $750. 1948 No 55 $795. $469 eca, Kans. x10 yours( Will deliver anywhere on some 1949 14' No. 55 $550. 1949 Inter- $75 fence. FOR SALE - 455 Initerna- national 125, $950. 1950 No. 27 att., fast hitch of these tractors -- free. tional planter, adjustable frame Massey, $195. 1951 Massey $495. IBC 2 -row lister, fertilizer We are ovarstoekr.d on 4 & 5from four 30 to four 40" rows, 12A John Deere. Allis Allcrop C bottom wheel plows. We will fertilizer, insecticide, granular Harvester. Nickel Brothers, $650 sell you a new heavy duty 4 herbicide attachments. 461 Buhler, Kans. x10 John Deere AW 12'6" disk harrow,new blades, Al bottom wheel plow for $750: International cultivator, 4 row, Case A Series high clearance front mounted and rear section, EXCELLENT 1959 Allis Super fits 560, 706, 806 tractors. Har- SP100, shedded, only $650. Nick- $195 Longhofer old Pottorf, Highland, Kans., el Brothers, Buhler, Kans.x10 IHC 55W PTO wire hay baler Phone 442-3318. x10 GOOD 1958 14' John Deere 55, power steering, farmer owned, $395 Supply MH 70 12' COMBINE on bomber only $1950. Nickel Brothers, IHC 45 PTO baler, good tires, $500 New Holland Super Buhler, Kansas. x10 EV 2-'2620 77 baler, $200. John Deere '51 B CltekiavoCa* tractor, good rubber, $^50. IHC FOR SALE - 1964Jr)HiLo 1964 John Deere 24T hay baler, withbalechute;$1095 4 bar rake on rubber, IHC combine in good share. Low wagon hitch - slick MARION, KS. 2A hay conditioner, $775. 1954 Chevrolet 2T, 2 speed truck acres.Reasonoble.Richard INTERNATIONAL "A" with near new bed & hoist, Wendleken, Clay Center. Ks., $895 1954Modeltractoringood Phone Wakefield HO 1-5879. IHC Self Propelled Windrower,Model 12' shape. Only 100 hrs. on over-$1050. All equipment in good x12 hauled motor. operating condition. Phone VI 3-2793, Frank Brune, Rorte 3.WANTED - 5 used side omen- 1953 John Deere 55 combine, 12 ft. header, shed$1095 Price $350 Lawrence, Ks. 66044. x10 ing Surge stalls in good condi- ded - very good tion. Die.ene Herrman, Scandia. See At IMPLEMENT DEALERS - Or- Kans. 66966. x10 FARMERS CO-OP der your tractor dual wheel and $1295 2nd & Pierre PR 6-9467 flotation front wheel needs FOR SALE - 195? Massey 1959 John Deere 45 combine, 10', motor overhauled MANHATTAN, KANS. from M. E. Yost, Power ToolsHarris Super 26, 1?' combine, Co. Inc., 403 S. Belt St., St. Jo-field ready, been she'lded:tg50. FOR SALE - 1955 Farmall 300,seph, Mo. SB10 R. Hughes, Aurora, Ks. 67417. $150 fast hitch and fully equipped. x10 Allis Chalmers PTO, dual wheels, good Pickup att. for Fox cutter. Vir-NEW MASSEY Harris 14' plat- gil Visser, Wakefield, Ks.x10 form for 410 model combine, FOR SALE - 7' Sun pickup Viking Elevator, hay or grain, 32', withwagon$350 $400. New John Deere 19' plat-attachment for 16' or 18' Glean- hopper, 6 hp engine, hyd. lift FOR SALE - IHC 62 Model 6' form for 95 or 105 model, $400.er. Used very little. $200. Want- with motor, in good condition. Call Ellis at Morrison Grain Co., ed to trade: 16' header & Hume John Deere & IHC springtooth harrows, 12ft.$100 Ted Hollis, Delphos, Ks. SB14 Salina, Kans. 913 827-7248 or reel for a C -II for a 14' header from 827-5105 after 6 p.m. SB10 & choppers. Ron Roesler, Rt. 2, rope controlled & cylinder mount FOR SALE - IHC. 2 -row lister, Box 197, Manhattan, Kans., Ph F rotary moldboards, fertilizer, 1963 JOHN DEERE 95 combine, after 8:30 PR 6-7483. SB11 $115 w rubber press. Ritchie automatic cab, 18' cut combine trailers; Al- John Deere 11' wheel disc, good (. poultry fountain. Electric heat,lis WD45 wide front; Allis roto-FOR SALE - One combine thermostat controlled. Chicken baler; D JD tractor; 3x18 Oliver trailer with dual wheels. Inter- YI feeders, steel nests. Dale Miller, plow, 3 pt., hyd.: 2x14 Ford ested persons should write to $25013 a] Milford, Kans., nh. 238-7354, plow, 3 pt.; JD 16x8 drill. Re- Mrs. Carl W. Ericson, Rt. 1, As- John Deere 2 wheel Model 851 rake SE Junction City, KPns. xl 0 built idlers for Cat D-6; Tulsa saria, Kans. SB10 MEMO 64 winch; Mack truck, oilfield See Or Call Us For Good Prices On The Above WANTED - Farm Hand baleequipped 1962 Chevrolet truck; FOR SALE - Farmhand hay accumulator and bale pickup 150 lb. tractor whl. weights; 10 fork, like new. 7 yr. old gelding, fork.State price and power feed bunks. No reasonable offer well broke. Melvin Allison, Del- JOEBOWMAN Call CollectCE 8-4103 BUDiNDEgt;s take off or baler driven dump.refused. Forrest Ruby, Chero- phos, Kans. SB10 Paul Rathbun ,Rt.1, Superior, kee, Oklahoma 73728. x10 Nebr. 68978. x11 IHC No. 151 combine for sale, Miscellaneous FOR SALE - 1952 MH Super 14', model 1960, always shed- 27 14' combine. Motor needs ded and in very good condition. overhaul, otherwise ready to Call Ed Reimer, Goessel, Ks., 1000 GALLON propane tank BOWMA go. Make offer. LA 4-4880, Har- 316 267-2373 or 367-2220. SB10 $235. Harold Powell, two miles old Von range, Lincoln, Ks., west of St. George on old hiway. GMC TRUCKS- JOHNDEERE RFD 2. 67455. x11 FOR SALE - 1961 4010 JD dsl. Phone 494-2582. x10 standard, overhauled and new Your Manhattan John Deere PUREBRED CORRIEDALE tires, $^450. 1967 4010 JD Is] WANTED - 200 used railroad - Junction City Area Rams - serviceable age, extra standard, looks like new, $3750. ties. Clifford R. Wright, RFD 1, City good. $50. Roland tlrogger, Sol- George Larson, Miltonvale, 913 - LeRoy, Kans. 66857. Phone Junction omon, Ks. 913 - 655-3417. x13 427-5753. x10 109F21. x12 - --- WANTED- Young men 16 or 9 WIrc VinylLatex over for harvest crew. he launched his auto safety equipment. Salary Good Volkswagen campaign with the book "Un- AUCTION WALL PAINT guaranteed. Washable Trailer house provided.Weldon Business Opportunities safe At Any Speed." H4?avy Duty. Epp, Rt. 4, Newton,Kans., AT 3-0786. 'Most Dangerous "The data are showing it quite 2.93 pergal. SB11 clearly, I think," Nader said, selection of Consumer critic Ralph Nader AAlso good GOING HARDWARE businesssaid the Volkswagen is the most"that in any significant num- leum: 9x12,12x12, 12x15 in North Central Kansas town. bers, the Volkswagen is the Lino Only hardware & plumbing dangerous car on the American Irrigation supply business in this fine irri-highway and asserted every one most dangerous car on the FAITH'S gated farming area. Must sellshould be recalled. American highway." liface steers FURNITURE immediately due tohealth & A Volkswagen executive de- Recent tests of VW by the 571 @ 35.00' PR 8-3786 death in family. Good building Est US 24 nied Nader's statement and said federal office of highway safe- NHATTAN, KANSAS and all equipment goes with the ty indicated "some failures that ICKER &FEEDER IVaU FOR SALE-- Tex -Flow irriga- deal. Contact me today as theit was apparently based on a hiface heifers HE ,E OLD winemakers - tion flood and sprinklerpipe; priceisreally right andit film of a recent test in Califor-were shocking indeed, possible ack heifers 250@ILE! LITT fall. 2000' almost new 8" Tex must sell immediately. Col. violations of the law," Nader hzwe themakin's this -Flow nia which he said, neither Na- 288 313 I'll Silver Lake, 20" gated; Roll -a-cone tool bars Carson E. Hansen, Real Estate kwhif heifers 382! BartoiTs Vineyards, der nor Volkswagen have had said. ar heifers v.- 301, x12 and disc furrowers; alsoRich- Broker, Phone 527-5550,Belle- 405 0 In;''-Kans. ville, Kansas. x10 "The shoulder harness re- ack heifers ardson Playpus irrigationfur - a chance to evaluate .The film 371D0 rowers; Noble lift -harrows;cat- - - was shown to a Senate commit-straining the dummy ripped out hiface heifers tle oilers; Stroberg and Powder 466@ 71 Help Wanted tee and later on television. and failed, pitching the dummy nthiface heifers River cattle gates andpanels; through the windshield in a col- hiface heifers 478@ 3231.4P Pets Nader said American cars 505@ Waldon farm -tractor dozers. hiface heifers Warren St. Pierre, Ames, Kans., have become safer in a crashlision between the Volkswagen 540® 229'9 SALESMAN WANTED and a Ford ack heifers need another farm equip - (10 miles east Concordia K-9) hut no safer operationally since 657 @ 2710 We 446-3631. x12 mentsalesman. Largeterritory, REG. BLUE Australian Shep- COWS goodpotential for man who herd pups. Jack Park, Solomon, finer Cows sold from Kans., Phone OL 5-4547. SB10 $18.50 tosell and is willing to LEASING to $19.40 likesExperienced man prefer- work. I ity Cows sold train man with Mobile Homes Farm and Industrial Machinery from $19.60i: red butwill $22.40 background.Salary and REMINDER If you can't buy itou can lease any piece of Allis-Chalmers farm Transportation machinery you ma) need, and at low rates. See Bob Martin fer cows- $23.50 to $25.40 commission. fumis1hed. for Industrial leasing, Jim Gates for Farm Equipment leasing. >i,r calves sold from $49,00to VERY SPECIAL I TRUCK & TRACTOR $79.00 KUID Beautiful bright red Interna- AUCTION HENRY SALES AND SERVICE Is - $22.50 to $23.90 IWVI 3.2440 Lawrence, Ks. tional pickup, 3 speed on floor. ings or Sunday contact 266 V8 engine. Short wide bed. East Highway 24 and Meriden Road, Topeka, Kans.-FL 4.7641 Even 6800 guaranteed miles. As I have rented my farms I Don VWhitaker, VI 3-3163 . _ Priced will sell at public auction all my at $1545 RI farm machinery across the Auctioneers HAVI1VG TROUBLE hiring 1968 Ford Camper special, road from the Shandy APCO Agricultural Lime LARRY LAGASSE help?Let our 6 man crew con - 5800 miles. Baby blue, bucket service station in Milford, Ks. CH 31714 tract 1build all types of fences seats, aut. trans., 3/4 ton, 360 V8 1r specifications. A&D engine. This camper has never SALES & SERVICE ROLLIE LAGASSE to yot Thurs., Mar. 8 Lindqtlist Fence Co., Waterville, been titled.Mileage resultof CH 32215 785-2618 or 785.2619.x11 manufacturer's lendingitfor Starts 12:30 Noon Kans., free vacations. Priced at $50 Bayer Construction Co. FIREFIGHTERS wanted, ,ger- over actual invoice. manent job, with an excellent Farm Machinery & Quarries , SALINA MOBILE HOMES future,insurance, vacation, re- 509 YUMA ST. Ph. 913 776-8839 MANHATTAN, KS. tirement and other benefits. 654 S. B'way 913 TA 6-3888 1956 IHC Model 400 tractor, KANSA Requirements age21,high SALINA, KANS. hydraulic system, live pow- 11111.11MMINIMMIIMIlnla$ schoolgraduate or equivalent, er, torque amplifier, good FOR AGRICULTURAL LIME SALES mustbe in top physical condi- 10x55 TRAILER, 1960 with tires, A-1 mechanical cond. tion. Become a member of the built -on bedroom, storage shed, 1960 Model 151 IHC self- SEE OR CALL V1ONSTRATORS profession of fire fighting. All yard fenced, air conditioning. propelled combine, 15' cutter DICK RUSSELL MANHATTAN interes,ted persons can call 913 -Call Tom Williams, JE 9.8186 bar, good condition, ready Call Bayer's or Home Phone 913 776-7169 fully en ueiina 536 and receive any addi- Manhattan. SB10 to go to the harvest field -xt;:$1 5 (IQYoli-:information. SB10 IHC No. 23 two row corn head SAVE for 151 combine, high speed HELPWANTED -A growing sprockets, good condition MIDWEST RENDERING &SUPPLIES $1 needs:ndent grocery company IHC W6 Standard tractor, in BELLEVILLE. KANS. delivery rake, 5 needs:Store Managers, Grocery good running condition SAVE - andisers,Produce Mer- Stud Service We sell meat scraps and fat for feed.We pick up materials from sers, Bookkeepers, Bak - A full line of tools, Implements butcher shops, locker plants and fresh deadanimals. .0', with 2" flat eat Cutters, Stock Clerks, and some furniture. to late spring JA 7-5541 or your local number eCrIstecikiMerck For service callBelleville: SAVE - rs and Cooks. Pay is There are no small items on goodwithlith employee benefits in- 529-2145 this sale. Come early as we Beloit 738-3731Hunter elm : hospital-medical-surgi- STALLION FOR service. Own 439-2655 cal insurance, life insurance, ac - will start on the furniture and Cawker City 781-4711Jamestown son of Wimpy II. Excellent dis- large machinery at once. 99 cidenta1 death and dismember- position and lots of muscle Clay Center 632-3424Leonardville H.D. SAVE- 348-3411 ment insurance, weekly incomewhich he passes on to his colts. For Full Listings See Clyde 446-3621Linn q(protection, profit sharing, an - Fee $35. Dwayne Turner, Rt. 1, Grass & Grain Apr. 29 Mankato - 378-3771 aid vacations, emergency Concordia CH3-4126 Belleville, Kans., Phone 913 40Miltonvale 427-3015 - Box $10Lileave benefits.t Apply to Box 129, 527-2828 evenings. x11 CLIFFORD Deshler, Nebr. Manhattan, Kansas 66502, Bob Fairbury, Nebr 729-9931Morganville 926-3674 Baird,Personnel Director, giv-AT STUD - Arabian stallion, "Pete" Shandy Ruskin, Nebr. . . 402226-2261 Aucts C. W. Crites, Earl Brown Glasco 568-2636 ingfu11 information about Kaaba J. Nayrb 19639. Chestnut, Hebron, Nebr ..402 768-6770Superior, Nebr. . . 402879-3235 $1t yoursel If and your work exper-Raffles bloodline. McRoberts, Washington EA 5-2920 4fence. SB11 Silver Lake 582-4573. x11 t hitch ...... AUCTION Al$65C SSamsonite v, new blades, Sat., May 10 We're happy graduation Starts 12:30 Noon at 108 West Commercial, Waterville, Kans. to announce FURNITURE Walnut drop leaf table with lifts leaves Dining table with two leaves Small zinc -top walnut table chute,S1 Round oak table X395'with bale Buffet & 6 chairs SPORT Cilli Clawfoot stand 7 rockers Antique recliner Ael 163, 12' .... Writing desk; 2wicker Available chairs; horn footstool; 4 pedes- Now $101 tals; magazine rack; what -not - ft. header,shed shelf; sewing table oak side board;2setsof 6 kitchen chairs; 4 cane bottom kitchen for Kansas chairs, 4 misc. Oak kitchen cupboard: wal- rotoroverhauled$1 nut chest on chest; walnut KENNEL OWNERS! dresser, carved pulls;large This is to inform you that wehave obtained the $15 chifferobe. exclusive franchise for manufacturingand distribut- good ...... 3 oak dressers; wash stand; Food in Kansas and iron bed: storage chests, trunks, ing Galloway's Sport Club Dog foot lockers; walnut folding other designated areas. 32', withwagon screen: mohair divan & chair; t...... 2 upholstered chairs What You Can Expect We're making every effort to comply with the strict 12 ft. MISCELLANEOUS formula and quality requirements that have made harrows,fromSIP Metal lawn chair; folding :unt ...... camp chair; books: brass bird Sport Club so popular among the most discriminating FOR THE YOUNG LADIES- Any of thesethree cases will cage; woven baskets; alligator feeders.And we will continue to do our utmost in Warm the heart of any girl grad. The Silhouette 26"Pullman hide: pencil box and pencils. giving the courteous service our customers deserve. . $5 outstanding service for ...... (A) is a basic BIGcase that will give both Pine silverware box: fruit years. Only $50. The Ladies' Fitted Jetpak (B) carriesplane jars: lap robe; gas lamp and apparel and cosmetics. Only $35 (and it fits under thegift for shade: walnut mantle frame; We Are Ready seat). Samsonite's Handi-Tote (C)is a wonderful silverware;misc. assorted e...... any young lady "on the go." $24.95 dishes, cooking utensils. for Quantity Orders (D) Bottles, pottery, crockery; SEE A KEY DEALER On TheAbove ?AEI° YOUNG MEN -A Silhouettemen's 2-Suiter Or Call The Mill ME 2-2141 will fill pride. $50. TheSil- patchwork comfort: military any male grad with justifiable overnight case clothing: buttons: coats: bead- I' houette Men'sDeluxe Jetpakt El is a great grad, ed purses: jewelry; pictures & E 84103"U1 and"carries on" any jet plane. Only $35 For th., young 3 ' picture frames. goingto collegeor into business, thefamous Samsonite 2 Remington shot boxes;ci- Classic II Attache(F) at $30 is a ticket tosuccess! gar and cigarette boxes; a few antique dishes. Mrs. John Lamoreaux MILLING CO. Don Roche, Auctioneer & Real Balfie4 Estate Broker, Blue Rapids, Ks., CLAY CENTER, KANSAS Phone 226-7282.Citizens State )HNDEERE CLAY CENTER, KANS. Bank, Waterville, Clerk ,y AreaJohnDeeNCity 1BH

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Unused grain storage space is notdifficult to find, and there is at least one owner of somewheat elevators who thinks they might be better used for people than for grain. He's Dwight Krehbiel of Wichita, who has had anarchitect work out rough ideas to convert an elevatorinto a highrise apartment building. The particular plans were made for agrain facility at Wichita, whose 54 elevator units could be converted to180 3 -room apartments. "The key to the idea is pouring 4 to 6 -inch floorsin the 54 tubes," the architect, Larry Roney, figures. -The elevator is 10 stories high, but the problem is not asbig as it sounds because of the repetition involved.You start at the bottom and cut openings for windows and terrace doors.Theninstall channel iron on the inner circumference of the 6 -inch concrete and then setforms.Now, pump the concrete thru the openings onto the floorforms.The procedure is then repeated all the way to the top." Elevators, stairways and utilities would be located inthe spaces between the tubes that are called interstice bins.The "head house" for the elevator could be used for shops, offices, clubs, dining rooms orrecreational facilities for the high-rise, Roney suggests. Roney has worked out floor plans for several sizesof apartments within es How they look now. 18 -tube -long, 3 -tube -deep elevator. Basically each of Os tubes would form a 270 -square foot "room"and the proper number of tubes would beconnected to former apartment. Simplest plan would be to create 180 3 -roomapart. ments in a parallel fashion the length ofthe elevator. The center tube would house foyer, kitchen,bath el: hallways leading to a living room -dining roomin °need. joining tube and bedroom -den in the other.Living ran of the apartments would be on oppositesides of these vator so that each would have access to aprivate terrea balcony. "We've dug into this project far enoughthat we feel the conversion of the elevator into apartmentscouldbs done for a third to half as much money asit would 13', to build a new 10 -story, 180 -unit highrise," Krehbiel says. It's a swell idea, Krehbiel thinks, but notfor him. He intends to sell the facility at Wichita asa grainele vator by auction May 8 unless someonecomesfors with the capital and idea to develop thestoragefandit, for people before that date.

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Withholding Tax Registered . Counts Herefords ' 1111.4 Rate Too Low You Can Count On Our LineOf Fine The income tax refunds paid BULLS o Serviceable to Kansans so far this year are age Late Model A-1 about half of what they were in o Dwarf -free Cars! bloodlines No matter what your driving needs, we have the car 1968, indicating the state's with- 10 you can count on to o Big, rugged and unpampered give you the performance you want. holding tax rate is too low. The state director of revenue, WEIGHT RECORDS AVAILABLE '66 FORD '65 MUSTANG James T. McDonald, said the LTD 2 Door Hardtop state has processed 242,173 re- KELLEY FARMS v -s, automatic transmission, power steering, 2+2 Fastback fund requests as of April 28. 4miles east of Marymount factoryairconditioning.Lightbluewith Radio,heater,V.8, white roof.Beautiful,locally owned standardtransmis.ion. Ph. TA 5-4139 or TA 3-3370-Salina vinyl All black with dark blue Interior. This compares to 322,775 re- ear. fund applicationsprocessed ONLY$5833per mo ONLY$4.750 through the same date last year. / per mo Th e amount of money refund- ed this year also is significantly '67 FORD '68 FORD lower. Fairlane 500 XL 2 Door Hardtop Galaxie 500 4 Door Sedan As of April 29 last year, the heater, automatic transmission, pow- VS.automatictransmisson,power steering state had refunded $9.6 million Radio, and brakes, factory air conditioning Beauti- Atthe farm located 4 miles er reeling bucket seats. Clean. localI own. ful blue finish with matching Interior. Sev- to Kansas taxpayers. As of Ap- north of Alta Vista, Kans., and er car. eral thousand miles of factory warrantyre. is malning. 1/2 mile east or 20 miles south ril 28 this year, the state has $5 1 66 $7562 returned about $5 million. of Manhattan on 1-77 and then ONLY per mo ONLY per mo Also A Good Selection of 11/2 miles east. Watch for sale Kansans have their state in- signs. Late Model, Used come tax withheld at a rate that from B '67 FORD is equal to 10 per cent of the Sat., May10 '67 DODGE federal tax withheld from their Starts 12:30 Noon Galaxie 500 2 Door Hardtop Polara 2 Door Hardtop PICKUPS 289 V8, radio, heater, automatic transmhion, Automatic transmission, power steering and checks. factory sir conditioning. Royal maroon with brakes,factoryairconditioning.Beautiful Ready For Immediate. Delivery black Interior. Extra clean car. dark blue finish with white top. Clean local McDonald said he believes the ear. optimum state withholding rate Machinery 1950 MM tractor, hyd. lift and ONLY$5511per mo ONLY$5511per mo should be around 12.5 percent power shift, with lights and elevator of the federal withholding rate starter, in good condition YOU CAN AFFORD A NEW FORD BECAUSE LUXURY COSTS in order for the bulk of Kan- MM two row mounted cultiva- LESS AT sans to pre -pay their state tax tor for MM tractor 'WC Allis tractor with side mtd. obligations as the withholding AC mower FOR THE DEAL OF tax laws contemplate. Dearborn rubber tired 8'ferti- A LIFETIME SEE The revenue director said he lizer spreader MERCURY is not ready to recommend that Graham Hoeme plow,6' on Jim Crouch Erick Erickson rubber Bill Weaverling Ted Barnes the rate al state withholdings Dick Ernzen Don Tucker 270 gal. gas tank; 115 gal. gas Rnn Boyer LINCOLN be increased. tank; hay wagon on rubber; Mel Kugler (Truck Nlanager He said it will be June some- good box wagon on rubber; Rex McArthur (New Car Manager) corn binder Verne Rodenhatigh (Used Car Managm time before' revenue department ind, and there is at least Salina, Kansas 2 -row IHC lister planter; JD 340 N. Santa Fe Phone TA 3-2237 statisticians are able tosit hammer mill; tractor Go -Devil ley might be better use] down and analyze this year's loader. withholding experience. MH manure spreader, steel wheels, good condition an architect workout But he added that if the ex- MH side delivery rake on rubber apartment building, perience shows state withhold- MH and International disks Ality at Wichita, whose ing should be increased by two Dump rake; two bottom plow; or three percent, he probably grain drill; grain auger; two apartments. PROFIT 6 WAYS row weeder; 3 section spike would make such a recommen- tooth harrow; 4 section spike loors in the 54 tubes," dation. tooth harrow. with a Mix -Mill McDonald said the recommen- ANTIQUES lem is not as big as it K.' Butchering kettle; coal buck- Farm Feed Factory dation probably would be made et; copper boiler; upright pia- the bottom and cut ov. to the joint legislative commit- no; cream cans; neck yokes; annel iron on the inner tee on tax structure, a special single trees;two grindstones; t forms.Now, pump fr: WHICH ONE committee of the Legislature Walking plow & walking list- er;2hand corn planters; walk- The procedure is ther that is scheduled to consider ing wheel barrel seeder; cream MEANS MOST TO YOU? state income and sales taxes separator;fruit jars; stone betweensessions. jars; coal oil lamps; pitcher ated in the spaces betio pump; ice tongs; spurs; butter ead house" for thesieve!' I. FRESH FEED is an important key mold; pictures and frames. fac to livestock feeding profits. Any live- High headboard single bed; )oms or recreational high headboard double bed; TV; stock man will tell you fresh feed just AUCTION dresser; two old chains; butter wi-- performs better. Process your feed churn; sad irons; two trunks. sizes of apartments Two meat grinders; 3 sets of eyator. Basically each s' on the farm and feedit when it's SAT., MAY 10 harnesses; fly nets; shoe hasp; uare foot"room" andt': fresh. 1:00 p.m. onthe farm 1 milesickle pedal grinder. forcl south & 11/2 west of Woodbine. MISCELLANEOUS )uld be connectedto 2. NO TRIPS TO THE MILL to The following personal proper- 2 garden plows; 2 small build- interrupt you. No worry about a rush ty: large antique handmade wal-. ings; 2 crowbars; feed shack 180 3 -room trip when feed is low. . . and the nut wardrobe; antique buffet; on wheels; milk can hoist on to create rocking chair; recliner chair, truck. the length ofthe elevsf: weather is ideal for field work. Saved oak & leather; bedsprings & 2 stock saddles; oil tank heat- louse foyer,kitchen, 'r. time can be used for better planning. mattress; chest drawers, wal- er; 4 drive belts; log chains; cf. nut; washStand; dropleaf table fencing tools; Urge bench vise; room -diningroom in 3. NO MIXING CHARGE 1 ... & chairs; divan & chairs; 3 -pc. hay fork and 80' of rope; drill ten in theother.Livir here is a cash outlay you'll be glad to bedroom suite; Philco TV table press; axle for wagon. of model; Tappan kitchen range; 4 wagon wheels and tires; 2 e onopposite sides eliminate. Look at last year's charges circulator heater, butane; Cor- rolls of smooth wire; tap & die to a private lave access . . . it would probably be a good onado refrigerator freezer, top set; railroad jack; native lum- start on investing in your own feed large size,like new; porch ber; saw blades; shed full of glider, metal;tall Hamilton hand tools; used pump and 100' oject farenough that processing system. cc.: pump organ & stoon (maho- of pipe; air bubble: dehorner. itor intoapartments 4. COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC gany, good mirror. This is a Other articles too numerous as it vic,. rarity for sure); washing ma- to mention. much money operation by a Mix -Mill Farm Feed chine (Maytag); gas lawn mow- 10 -unit highrise,' Factory freesyou to do more impor- er; 1962 4 door Ford Falcon; bu- Mr. & Mrs. Reuben tant things than tending a tractor or tane tank; dishes & lots of for h- other articles.. Hodge, Owners iel thinks,but not driving a truck. Your Mix -Mill system Auctioneers: Sharp & Remy Wichita as arife`8. lity at runs by itself.. . turnsitself on, se- John Christner, Attorney Auctioneers: C. W. "Bill" Crites conies Wes Longhofer, Clerk and Earl Brown. Ilesssomeone lects andmeasures the ingredients MARIAN M. CONLEY, Exec. Everett Sheets, Clerk to developthe storage from storage, grinds grains, mixes in e. concentrates and delivers fresh feed North Central Steel Co., Inc. to the feeders. 116 West Second EX 2.2077 Kansas Classic QuarterHorse 5. FASTER GAINS... BETTER Minneapolis, Kansas 67467 CONVERSION are figures that Please send me details on -Mix Mill& Feed CONSIGNMENT SALE determine how well your livestock Processing Systems operation performs in the profit col- Nome Address "A Sale For Horses With A Future" umn. Mix -Mill owners tell us that City ...- AtThe Manhattan Comm. Co. theyare amazed that their profits State . MANHATTAN, KANS. jump I5%-20% when they feed the Zip ....- Saturday, May 17 No. of tons of finished feed used per year Starts 12:30 Noon Mix -Millway. (total) 6. A SYSTEMTO SAVE YOUR No. of Hogs Selling 35 Registered TIME is theanswer to profitable & 15 Grade Horses Dairy Cattle -. farming. Planning and systems go Poultry -- hand -in -hand. We'll be happy to dis- Present source of feed: Featuring Cutting, Reining, Western Pleasure, Roping, Barrel cuss your needs and lay out a com- Feed Dealer 0 and Running prospects, with Halter conformation.Mares, some with colts by side, fillys, geldings, stallions- Horses pleteon -farm feed processing system Mix own feed 0 from AAA producers. for youroperation. Call us today. Phone Number. NL For Catalog, Contact Auctioneer -Manager BOBWILSON, Box 118M, St. George, Kans. Ph. 913- 494-2552 Hoof Trimming ith Roof trimmingis the chore of SF rks Weyroch, and Marlyn Dr. JamesBrennan, veterinarian,somewo calves. Dicke, all of St.Marys. 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SPECIAL NUMBER FOR 'BLACK & GOLD' Hawaii Many people of 'Ottawa County and surroundingarea remem- 39 Ranking of StatesAccordingto ber Louis (Bobby) Dale as the founder and director of theBlack +396 Total BeefCows on January 1, 1969 % Change by State in Number of Beef and Gold Band. The band was composed of studentsfrom the Cows 1968-69 (II. S.Ave... 2%) Ada, Bennington, Beverly, Culver, and Tescott schools.After March at Kingman. unification, only the Bennington, Culver, and Tescott schools At the Mid -Kansas Swine Im- are involved. provement Sale prices ran be- Friday "Bobby" Dale died in 1959, but before hepassed on he left tween a low of $17.50 per head a march that he had written with the band's present director to the high of $29. Averagewas Charles Howard.This year at the 38th annualconcert in about $24.50 per head. AUCTION Bennington, the Black and Gold Band played "Bobby's"March Auctioneer was Larry Geifer, MAY 9 Animoso.This one special number was directed byBecky Cheney, assisted by John Nagel Fisher, Mr. Dale's grand niece.Miss Fisher is the daughter of and Gene Rutherford, Reno SALE Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fisher of Bennington. She is a junior at County agents. Starts 10:00 a.m. Bennington High School. More than 80 buyers were on Lunch Served hand to keep bids moving vig- Simons was Bill Becker, a Cun- Sale location - 12 miles north of Glasco, Kans., and 11/2 orously during the afternoon miles east; or 3 miles north of No. 9 highway on Jamestown Shortage 'Ups ningham swine producer, who sale. road and 11/2 miles east; or 5 south of Jamestown and 11/2 east; Brennan, also received $29 per head from The pigs were consigned pri- or 10 west of Concordia on the correction line road, 3 south and John Steve Longnecker, Burns. 11/2 east. Since the Petersons are moving away, they will sell marily from three counties- the following described real estate, machinery, livestock and Feeder Pig Prices The high prices reflected the Reno, Pratt, and Kingman - other items to the highest bidder at public auction. greater demand for feeder pigs with a few head also coming At Hutch Sale and the lesser number available, from Rice and Stafford coun- 2 Hamp sows with 13 pigs HUTCHINSON - Reflecting Gene Sturgeon said. ties. 53 Cattle HORSE a shortage of feeder pigs being "We could have sold more if The association, composed of Cattle will sell at 3:00 p.m. 7 year old black and white we had had them," Ed Clarke, 12 Hereford cows with 5 paint horse, well broke, good marketed at the semi-annual 185 members in the Central Kan- calves on ground, balance cattle horse & is gentle Mid -Kansas Swine Improve- Lyons, said. sas area, semi-annually holds heavy springers, 7 yrs. old 2 Bighorn stock saddles ment Association spring sale at The price was higher than thethe largest feeder pig sales in 10 second calf heifers with 6Some riding equipment I March average of $20.10 set atthe state. calves, bal. heavy springers the Kansas State Fair grounds, 1 white hfr., will calve this fall prices were higher than pre- the Kingman Feeder Pig Asso- Sales are held the firstThurs- Farm Machinery ciation sale which is held the 5 Jersey, Guernsey cows 8 yrs. Will Sell At 12:00 Noon vious sales. day of May and then again in old with 4 calves A full line, including 3 tractors There were 2445 feeder pigs first Tuesday of September andNovember. Reg. Angus bull 5 yrs. old, good breeder marketed compared to 3800 in 4 mixed 400 lb. steers 240 ACRE November 1968. Friday 2 Shorthorn cows with calves STOCK FARM per Shorthorn cow, heavy spring- er Sells At 2:00 p.m. head at the spring sale, up from 73 HOGS An improved farm with a real the $19.50 per head average of 8 crossbred sows, will farrowgood 2 story 7 room 3 bedroom last November, AUCTION MAY 16 in the next 3 to 4 weeks house, 141 acres of cropland. Total sales receipts were near 50 head of good Hamp wean-Full description in Grass & $59,400 for the 2445 head of ing pigs Grain April 29. feeder pigs, which averaged SALE Starts 1:30 p.m. For Full Information See Grass & Grain Apr. 29 about 60 pounds. The top -selling lot was offer- ed by Gerald Simons, Nashville, Located 9 miles west, 3 miles north, 1 east, and 31/2 north Mr. & Mrs. Albert Peterson of COUNCIL GROVE; or 3 miles east, 2 south, 1 southeast and Sale By GERALD ZIMMER AUCTION CO. who accepted a bid of $29 each 1 south of WHITE CITY. Col. Gerald Zimmer, Auct. & Licensed Real Estate Salesman front Scott Hughs, Scott City. 2 No. 30 Grain-O-Vator self - Phone 738-2010 - Beloit, Kansas Tying for the top spot with unloading feed wagons Clerk and Cashier: The Fidelity State Bank of Concordia, Ks. Machinery 11' John Deere wheel disc 10'9" IHC wheel disc, sealed 1964 IHC 504 tractor with 3 - brgs. pt. hitch, 2006 hrs., ex. cond.Peerless roller mill, PTO 1963 IHC 504 tractor with 2 -10' Grain -Belt all metal cattle Wednesday pt. hitch, excellent condition self -feeder, 5 ton 8N Ford tractor IHC grain drill, 16x8, with FURNITURE.&. ANTIQUES MH No. 35 combine, SP, 8' fert. & grass, low wheel auger feed, hyd. platform 2 -row IHC lister with fert., 3 Inside At Fairgrounds lift, manual variable speed, point MAY 21 Fairbury, Nebraska good condition Sale includes much more Starts 12:00 Noon IHC Model 530 3x14 mtd. plowequipmentbutveryfew 3 point hitch small items. Starts 10:30 a.m. ANTIQUES Salt & pepper sets; castor Lunch Served set with 5 bottles; pickle castor; Bohemian bottle withstopper; Mr. & Mrs. John Blythe, Owners As I am retiring fromfarming, I will sell the following china cuspidor; rubyred wine Auctioneer - Clerk: First National described property1/2 milesouth, 1/2 mile west, 1/4 mile north glass(Columbian Exposition, Jim Kirkeminde Bank, White City of Minneapolis. It 1893); black satinbasket; fern cultivator garland creamer; hat pin holder 7 6' sections of peg tooth har- and pins; dresser sets Machinery row with Kewanee hitch Lemonade pitcher;hand 1958 14' Baldwin combine 2 four sec. rotary Moline hoes painted plates;hand painted 1964 930 Case tractor, 1650 hrs4 1000 bu. steel bins, good cups & saucers- partial set of 1964 5 bottom Case plow & cyl. MISCELLANEOUS Haviland;many vases; jewelry; 1966 15' International oneway Wire winder; self -feeder on souvenir spoons;cameos;flat and cylinder wheels; Graham Hoeme 17' silver; watches;china dolls; 1965 14' Miller tandem disk &chisel and duckfoot; machin- bracelets. cylinder, "new" erytrailer8x16', bomber Antique clothingof all kinds; 1967 32' Crustbuster, "new" tires, with winch. fur muffs;ostrich plumes; an- ane cylinder Hoist on wheels; two row tique clocks;antique quilts & F 30 tractor; F 20 tractor curler;four row tool bar fancy work;3 writing desks; 2 AUCTION SALE 7' International mower lister and cultivator. radios;2 beadedglassbook- 2 John Deere drills 16 and 10' Road grader; several feed cases (3 & 4shelves). FRIDAY & SATURDAY Double drill hitch bunks; fence charger, posts China closet,oval front; round 1949 Dodge truck with stockand wire; hedge posts; some oak diningroom table; kitchen racks and hoist iron. cabinet; Singersewing ma- MAY 9 anti 10 1949 Ford truck with stock 14' Hume reel (Innes) chine; 3rockers; 2 round tables; Starts 9:30 a.m. Each Day racks and hoist Windrow pickup for combine high chair;childs rocker; 5 John Deere baler with mount-2 pickup fuel tanks w/ pumps trunks;plant urn. 507 Ash Street ed motor Big air compressor on trans- Wardrobe;2 lamps; cedar chest; 4 WAMEGO, KANS. 2 Cockshutt 310 side del. rakes port wheels, with gas motor luggage;clocks; wicker basket; 6 blade disc plow 12' corrugated alfalfa packer piano stool(claw Case 3 bottom plow 21' Mavrath auger and 3 hp feet); hightop laced shoes; Mo- A houseful of the loveliest 30' bale elevator P a"%etrtvle kdern Priscilla electric motor 9 magazines; an- 30' ear corn elevator with mtr.1000 gal. propane tank; lawn tique chairs;2 writing desks. antiques. Small itemsMay 9. 16' bale elevator; bale loadermower; shop tools, household FURNITURE Large items May 10. Hammer mill - grinder goods and other articles too A Large Selection Of WC Allis tractor and mountednumerous to mention. Very Good Pieces BITTMANN ESTATE Neville Larson, Executor F. 1st Nat'l.EDITH KELSO L. ZUKER, Owner Harold Bank, Fairbury, Clerk Melvin E. Zuker, Auctioneer Clerk: Citizens National R. Siegel, Auct., 1528 F 913 392-2748 Bank, Minneapolis St., Fairbury,Phone 729-3651. May 6, 28 Grass & Grain 1969 door sedan, $180,$2154; Signet Them $180, $2253; and 2 door sedan, % ;Not9rm!7 Signet 4 door sedan$167, $2313. The Na Reductions in the 8 -cylinder GrowersvartLthetiltedstatesthwd line varied from$167 to $193. A survey of autosales show- s:e.tsisls°is1wieat ed that Valiant washaving the fight of its life inthe so-called efftst:nlrrbe:neefielent:Ff:pr:uctin9conntrmeonbotgpuhasia: family small car market - one of the hottest segmentsof the power of theworld' s yt.e auto market. .0410.44010.4~~~10.....~04.M.

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FACILITY KANSAS CITY'S PROPOSEDNEW AUCTION be completed in The Kansas City Stockyards will build a newauction facility, which may stocker and feeder cattleand calves and time for fall sales.The new facility is designed for -mile north of thepresent will be just west of the LivestockExchange Building and a quarter auction barn. Last year's sales were260,000 head. Kansas City Stockyards added auctionselling in 1957. started in 1968. A Wednesday cattle sale for all classes,especially for small consignments, was will be preserved for use, amongother things, as a The present auction barn and some pens livestock and horse show. supplement to present American Royalbuilding facilities for the fall of its lowest priced car line,thees, but Chrysler'ssurprise move Plymouth Valiant, touchingoff appeared certain to havewide- Valiant Fights the possibility of industry-wide spread effects on theauto mar- price cuts. The cuts ranged ket. We had a good sale last weekwith receipts of 336 cattle and 637 hog, vice Back With from $167 to$193. Glenn E. White, Chrysler Had a top of $21.00 on fat hogs.All classes of cattle were 50i to Ford, General Motorsand president, said the pricecuts $1.00 higher.The following is a partial listing: American Motors said theyhadwere designed to"keep the Val- Price Cut 34 whiface hfrs 605 @29,95 price slash -iant competitive." CATTLE Chrysler Corp. cut theprices no plans for similar 11 black heifers 560 @ 29,10 He parried questions asto 1230 @ 25.00 1 whifc hrn bull 1 black heifer 590 @ 29,50 Ford's 1080 @ 26.60 whether the advent of 1 whifc hrn bull 3 whifc hrn hfrs 431 @ 30.70 986 @ 26.00 subcompact car, theMaverick, 5 holstein steers 4 black heifers 456 @ 29,00 3 black steers 976 @ 29.30 which hit the sales marketApr. 12 black heifers 431 @ 31.70 15 black steers 427 @ 35.00 LAND SALE 17, had cut into Valian'tmarket 1 holstein cow 1315 @ 21.80 300 @ 42.25 1 whiteface bull 1 roan cow 880 @ 20,00 and made the slash necessary. 32 blk bf strs 563 @ 33.50 for 1 holstein cow 1300 @ 22,30 Saturday, May 17 The 3.4 percent reduction 17 wf &bwf strs 762 @ 31.90 1 black cow 1060 @ 20,20 two -door,six -cylinderValiants 5 blk wf strs 796 @ 30.00 1 black cow 1065 @ 20.00 Starts 9:30 a.m. to 1 whiface hrn bull595 @ 31.25 brought the new figure 1 whiteface cow 945 @ 22.00 the ad- 7 whiface strs 472 @ 35.10 Land located 41/2 miles east & 11/2 miles south of Goessel,Ka. $2095 - $99 more than 1 holstein cow 1360 @ 20,80 vertised base price of Ford's 1 blue roan steer 360 @ 35.25 Legal Description: N1/2 of the SE%, Sec. 13, Twp. 21, R 1 East 2 black steers 420 @ 33.25 Maverick. HOGS Wheat Allotment 27.1 1 black steer 1360 @ 28.10 inch, 36 spotted fat 214 @ 21.00 Feed Grain 5.0 For Valiant's 170 cubic 4 black steers 408 @ 34.50 36.0 is how 7 white fats 237 @ 20.60 Barley six -cylinder engine, here 1 black bull 420 @ 33.25 0 8 hamp fats 216 @ 20.50 Conserving the price cuts went: V100 2door 4 black steers 535 @ 33.25 This is a choice tract of land, no doubt the best in this area 63 mixed fat 221 @ 20.45 sedan, down $193, $2093; V1004 - 2 whiface bulls 310 @ 36.75 Every foot is in cultivation, rich black soil, has been a very 103 mixed fat 229 @ 20.40 1 whiface heifer 310 @ 30.25 good producer through the years. 53 mixed fat 239 @ 20,35 Possession: Land has been rented for "Cash" for the1969 crop year. Buyer is to obtainpossession as soon as the 1969 TO LIST CONSIGNMENTS OR FOR INFORMATION CALL: crops are harvested. Terms: Will be sold only on contract. $7000 down dayof sale. JERRY MOYLAN PAT MOYLAN $2000 to be paid annually for a period of 6 years, theunpaid 767-6640 767-5435 balance bearing6% interest. Balancedue at end of 6th year. As I have rented my farm I Taxes: All 1969 taxes will be maid by seller. will sell at public sale the fol- WES SWENSON SALE BARN Mineral Rights: Intact and Go to purchaser. lowing described farm machin- 767-6388 767-5131 Abstracts showing merchantable or insurable titlefurnished ery and miscellaneous items lo- by seller, cated at my farm 15 miles south- iwa Eaat Edge of east of Junction City, Ks., on lives This sale conducted by Davis Creek Road; or 3 miles & north and 5 miles west of Kas owl Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Reimer,Owners Dwight. Watch for sale signs. & ED REIMER, AITCTIONFER & REALESTATE BROKER a rder BuYars Phone 367-2373, Goessel, Kansas Thursday, May 15 Starts 12:30 Noon BW Lunch Served HoL Monday BlaA Farm Machinery 1 IHC Model H tractor, starter & Red lights, good tires & engine s 1958 New Holland No. 68 wire Hol tie baler, good condition AUCTION MAY 19 it Monday Wick bale loader Hol New Holland 18' bale loader si Oliver 2x14 plow on rubber SALE Starts 10 JD 2 row lister -planter, fits A ce MAY 12 or B, good condition New Idea 7' trail -type tractor WillisG1.0:Wagner, a-atht BW mower In order to settle the estate of the late BW Starts 1:30 p.m. JD side del. rake on rubber following personal property will be soldatpLuunbliechauSeetrvionedgibt Roe JD single disc, 10 ft. farm located 1 mile northeast of Ellsworth,Kansas onHiaraY151 Roe Allis Chalmers tandem disk Cro I will sell at public auction, my filling stationequipment HOUSEHOLDAND and hamburger diner located east of Manhattan onHwy. 24, IHC grain drill, 16x8, with ferti- ITEMS le lizer attachments and steel COLLECTORS'12 chairs' Bla 2 miles, just east of Keck's Steak House. Machinery Washing machine; wheels' clocks; 2 propaneheaters: BW Sno-Co packer 1966 Chev. Impala 4 door se- buffe WE er in good condition and can cabinets; washboiler; be easily moved 3 sec. springtooth harrow dan, 14,000 miles sewing rns Rec couch, 2 treadle 15 2 section drag harrow 1948 MH No. 44 rowcrop ir°11 Service Station 10 stools & 1 booth coal heaters; 5 Hanson barrel sprayer on trail- David Bradley plow, 3x14 2chests; Resnor blower type gas heat- er with boom & cattle sprayer tractor beds; 4 dressers; s. Equipment er, metal cabinet 4 wheel rubber tired hay rack David Bradley springtooth, 12' linen4 3 H Records & player; Iv 2 3000 -gal.bulk tanks 4 burner gas range with ov- Simplicity garden tractor with clock Bla Dempster tool bar with plant-clothing; pendulum Ch: 1 5000 -gal. bulk tank en, with Starmaster electric 7Y4, HP engine, roto-tiller, & ing & ducfkoot attachment 12 1000 -gal. propane tank & met- steam table and overhead cultivator, dozer blade 2 -row weeder; MH cultivator; bMo.x7jeelwchel)r,yp.icturesplanter er vent, gas grill Roto-tiller; road drag hammer mill; scraper; MH porcelain chamber, Ho) MISCELLANEOUS MCIIRY. standiaiso 2C 6 gas Tokheim electric gas Hotpoint deep fat fryer, 15 - power mower: saw frame; 4 E pumps in good condition 50 wood panels, good; 2 large pvlioaSnleitnve,err.ajluigtrsrksbot,treass,h lb. capacity pump jack; lawn mower; us- 1V Car hoist, air controlled Coldspot refrigerator, silver- stainless steel 500 gal. tanks; ual shop tools. books, i° Brunner air compressor, 11/2 ware, dishes & other articles Co-op pig feeder; Moorman pig crocks,harness, hp. motor, nearly new creep feeder. 12x8 Superior drill; 500 gal. 5b 3 compartment dish washer, Montgomery Ward concrete Spring wagonhardware.0} 3 fluorescent station overhead propane tank; David BradleyDouble -trees &neck yoXes lights hot water tank mixer with 1/2 HP electric mo- chain saw; grain auger with poOP cistern 88 Coates tire changer, tire National cash register tor, rubber tired, 2 stock water engine; corn sheller; old ma-Grindstone; seat spreader "Wheel Inn" electric sign, tanks; a lot of sheet metal; sev- chinery. wagons& 16' Office desk & shelving, 2 electric menu sign eral railroad ties;steel stock 2x14 plow; disc: sulky rake; IHe bathroom stools rack for pickup truck; wood sulky plow; wheat binder. with I Chamois washer & wringer,This equipment is all in good loading chute; several steel rac condition. Diner equipment barrels; a lot of old iron; an- Manure spreader; 7 sectionsround coalStetwr8zacoaspo;ilaehsr2ela'tata6ilebriP5 blo 1 lavatory dishes., cul Metal door, 3 wheel cart will be offered first as a unit, tique corn sheller; grist mill; of harrow; oneway; lister; cul-holstered lounge,articles too or will be sold separately, press drill; some furniture; tivator; 2 drills; mower; junk Many other piece by piece. To inspect this metal calf creep feeder; electric iron. numerousto mention rspr Diner Equipmentequipment before day of sale, fencer. 2 10'x24' metal hamburger din-call Rck's Steak House. Shetland pony, 7 yrs. old, well AC broke gal TERMS: CASH Lloyd Grothusen, Administrator of the estate ofWIT -T ,ISG. WAGNER Rex Hunt Sr., Owner Sale Conducted By G&HAuction Co. 0 I.. C. KECK, Owner C. W. "Bill" Crites & Earl Ray Gerbitz, Ellsworth, 472-3491. MelvinTemple, Lyon Brown, Auctioneers Clerk - Delvin Haase Au Auct: Lawrence Welter. Everett Sheets, Clerk May 6, 1969

) Them Buy hausen, Muscotah May 6, 1969 Grow Wheat', 2 -year -old cows - Dr. W. W. 3 best females - Clarence Tor- NationalAssociation Wempe & Sons, Lawrence kelson, Hiawatha nt Growerswants Unfreshed 2 -year -olds - DavidProduce of dam - Chester 0. d States to the Keller, Paola Unruh, HcilLsboro. slow down 1; ,s to help poor cowit;' ne self-sufficient in toc: actionand noncentrat Riley Co. Artificial Breeding Assn. on boostingpurchasth; r of theworld' New Inseminator - LARRY WENDLAND s needy, Call Fritz Oil Co., Leonardville 913 / 293-5385 from 6 a.m. - 9 a.m. Mr. Tire Man KBWCA President Bill Robbins NEVER LEAVE -LACROSSE MAY HAVE BARBED WIRE MUSEUM LaCrosse is becoming the barbed wire capital of the country thru efforts of Bill Robbins, A CUSTOMER FLAT... LaCrosse banker and president of the Kansas Barbed Wire Collectors Association. Robbins is talking of developing a world museum of barbed wire in LaCrosse.Robbins says he hopes major manufacturers of barbed wire may be interested in preserving the history of their product and offer support for establishing the world museum at LaCrosse. One major steel company which produces barbed wire has indicated an interest in spon- soring barbed wire splicing contests at all of the major fairs in the country and bringing the winners to LaCrosse annually for a final contest. Robbins said a Texas barbed wire collector and author, Jack Glover of Crystal Beach, is of 336 cattle and6374 attempting to organize an international barbed wire collectors association.Glover has asked sses of cattle were Rib LaCrosse to be host to the international event, Robbins said. sting: "We were second in the nation to form an association.Texas had theirs before we did.

How far this thing will go, we just don't know. The only concernI have is how long barbed vhiface hfrs 605 @29.95 )lack heifers 560 @ 29,10 wire will be a collectors' objective.Older collectors have already gotten all 600 patented ack heifer 590 @ 29,50 wires and are branching out to other things like collecting insulators and catalogs. hifc hrn hfrs 431 @ 30,10 "We never thought this thing (the Kansas association and convention) would become siz- ack heifers 456 @ 29,00 able, but each year it has doubled." black heifers 431 @ 31,10 Robbins said the Kansas association has members from 18 states. olstein cow 1315 @ 2190 More than 200 collectors )an cow 880 @ 20,00 from15states attended the 1968 convention. olstein cow 1300 @ 22,30 The Kansas Barbed Wire Collectors Association gained national attention about one and a lack cow 1060 @ 20,20 half years ago when its first president, LaCrosse attorney Ivan Krug, appeared onthe Tonight lack cow 1065 @ 20,01 Show with Johnny Carson. ihitefaee cow 945 @ 2200 olstein cow 1360 @ 20,80 Dawdy Best At HOGS 90 Head Of Livestock Offer Them Quality spotted fat 214 @ Hercules Tires, with 100% vhite fats 237 @20,65 Holstein Show SALINA -A Salina Holstein ramp fats 216 @ 20,50 Saturday Road Hazard Guarantee mixed fat 221 @ 20,45 breeder, E. A. Dawdy, showed For More Information Contact 3 mixed fat 229 @ 20,40 the best aged cow at the Kansas mixed fat 239 @20", Holstein -Friesian All -State show R INFORMATIONCALL: at Agriculture hall. MAY 10 The class winner is Logile Hercules Tire Sales PAT MOYLAN Cornerstone Patsy, an 8 -year - 767-5435 610 N. Third St. Manhattan, Ks. Starts 10:00 a.m. old. SALE BARN Dawdy's cattle also won the 913-776-9453 Lunch Served blue for the senior get -of -sire, 767-5131 r at public auction on the farm the following articles, a group of 4 animals from one livestock& farm machinery located 6 miles west, 1 mile north sire. The daddy is Tidy Burke & I/4 milewest of Tampa; or 4 miles north, 2 miles west, 1 mile Cornerstone. north &1/4 mile west of Durham; or 8 miles east, 1 mile north Exhibitors of other winners in Introducing 3/4 mil3 east of Roxbury, Kans. afternoon judging: 2 wheel cart; Sears 3 unit 4 -year -old cows - Higher View Milk1\ Cows milker & pump; 2 cream sep- Dairy, Hays BWFcoyv, 6 yrs. old, milkingarators. The Old Crow Holstein,8 yrs.old,milking Buzz saw; some old machin- 3 -year -old cows - Dale Boden- Monday now, fIeshin 2 months ery; used lumber. Black coA.7,5 yrs. old, milking, HORSES fresh in 2 months 3-yrold Buckskin mare, broke Traveler, Red cow, 8 yrs. old.,heavy 1 year old theTuck-Away Fifth that packs as flat as your shirt/ spring Good stock saddle & bridle Holsteincow, 6 yrs. old, fresh TRUCKS MAY 19 in 2%months 1959 Chevrolet truck,2 ton, Holsteincow, 4 yrs.old, heavy 5 speed, 2 speed axle, 348 en- ) spring10rr gine with 16' Anthony bed sal HoistAn heifers, yearlings, & hoists, stock racks Starts 10:00 calfhood vaccinated 1949 Chev.1/2 ton pickup, 4 LunchServed TOCK COWS speed BWF, 5,freshen in June HOUSEHOLD GOODS WillisG. Wagner BWF, 5 3Ts., freshen in June Piano and bench; 2 buffets; the late auction si public Roan, 5yrs., freshen in Junetable; bedroom suite; twin esold at on nig lsworth, Kansas Roan, 5,Charolais calf at sidebeds; 2 iron single beds; divan Crossbre1 4 AND Brahma,5, Charo-and chair; dinette set with HOUSEHOLDITO lais calf at side chairs. Sylvan COLLECVS'12 ea: Black, 5,Charolais calf at sideAdler sewing machine & chair, machine; BWF, 6,Charolais calf at side Washing heath like new SALE CO., INC. 2 propane - WF, 5,Charolais calf at sideIHCdeep freeze, 20' Sylvan Grove, Ks. "IcsI washbailer; Red, 4, Dresser; tables; 4 good wing' Charolais( calf at side FRIDAY SALES EACH WEEK ahinets; se. 15Heref ouch, 2treadle 5: ord cows, some withchairs; 2 wardrobe closets; Selling 1000-1500 fresh country coal heaters; calvesat side, balance heavycabinets; end tables; record Miles, 2ChEil: stocker and feeder cattle, calves dressers; springTS player; rockers; utilitytable; eds, 4 3 Brindle and stock cows each week. 1104 WF, heavy springersmagazine racks; night stand; Mike Meyer 913-526-3535 adios. Player; Black st 2 high chairs; washing ma- Records & cloct .er, 575 lbs., Micky Meyer 913.526-3225 pendulum Charolais; steer, 450 lbk- chine; lamps. Othing; & 12 calves Sewing box; foot stools;el- Welch),pictures 300 lbs. I. chamber, Holsteincalf ectriccoffee maker;iron; orcelain 2 Charolais heifers, 450 lbs. waffle iron; linens;dishes, Winter ox,jewelry. wash 4 Black Several trunks, heifers,500 lbs. pots & pans, etc. LIVESTOCK bottles, 1 Whiteface heifer, 400 lbs. ANTIQUE ITEMS jugs, booSi Charolais iolin, ; round oak harness, bull,7/8, 3 yrs. oldGas & flat irons; COMM. CO. rocks, 5 blackcows, heavy springers table planter. hardware '1 Organ and stool ingood work- Quieter, Ks. wagon neck Yc!:. MONDAY SALES EACH WEEK ',prong 8r Fan ing condition Ti Machinery lamps; Selling 1000-1500 fresh country )ouble-treescistern 88 Olivertractor w/ live PTO Accordion; telephone; Now the world's favorite & seal buggy and stocker and feeder cattle, calves grindstone 16' s writing desk; baby Bourbon comes to you in a shape wagons2 t5'' ;pringtooth, hydraulic chest; and stock cowseach week. lumber traps, IHC210manure spreader bed; chifforobe; cedar Jay Meyer 913-754-3354 ters, picture you can take anywhere. The Old Crow Traveler. It's Sod plow, cas LurnbeT wagon; steel stocktrunk; wheel chair; vithporcelain& gas03 racks for pickup; ensilage frames; dishes; heating the take -along fifth that's catching on everywhere. kerosenewood lea blower; iron kettle; 2 Meyer Stocker Feeder ws, & 7.ase 3x14 plow; horsestoves; fur rug; And now it's here in Kansas. But the best part of the cultivator cupboards; trea- ound coal r;tumblebug;2 oldwagon seats; Order Buying Service Traveler is the Bourbon inside...Old Crow. Crow's articles° springtoc)th harrows; dump dle sewing machine. olster nyedother rake. fruit jars; Featuring Cattle Direct classic flavor and modern smoothness make any Ma o Men Cream cans; old From The Country numerous 200 lbs. wheel weights for lard press; Auto Harp;crocks; place and any time a little bit better. AC; wa/ands hammer mill; 300lots of otherarticles not men- Mike Meyer, Sylvan Grove, Ks. gal. gastank; 2 wheel trailer;tioned. Micky Meyer, Sylvan Grove AdfiliniStral Jay Meyer, Quinter, Ks. LIS G.WAVES_ Auctio_e7.,005 Adolph H. Redger, Owner Old Crow Tentpl Clerk: TampaState Melvin Aucts: 111lin Christiansen, Durham Costello Taste made it the world's most popular Bourbon. [vin name Reimer,Goessel Bank ..Ed Washable "Paper" 30 Grass & Highway Patrol Now a new"paper" fabric vrairi that can bewashed. Predicted May6, 1969 for productionin a few months Head Seeking fabrics which are are "paper" tested for fiveyears in lightweight withaffinity for which have been curtair,i Black Troopers and at low successfully color and pattern laundered twoto four TOPEKA - Col. Robert N. cost. This producthas been use - year. times Woodson says he plans to launch a concentrated recruit- ing campaign to attract quali- Registered Hampshire fied Negroes to the all -white SHEEP DISPERSALSALE Kansas Highway Patrol. Saturday, May 10 1:00 None of the patrol's 291 offi- PA, cers and men is black. The pa- DIGHTON, KANS, trol employs only one minority SALE BARN group member as a trooper and 120 EWES 170 LAMBS 3e YEARLING he is a Mexican -American who 5 YEARLING AND TWO-YEAR OI.M RAMSEwEs joined the patrol last year. Ezceptionally good young flock of "Modern day Woodson ,superintendent of Type Nickleson, McCosh, Pullen, Colo. Univ., aril Tommy the KHP, is anxious to bring blood lines. Always used top rams from Kansas StateWilson black troopers to the patrol, Sale. Ram possibly as many as 10 this Show winners at American Royal 1968. Top lamb Stock Show in Wichita 1965. Champs. & Resv. Ch, inat Fat year. numer The 1969 session of the Kan- ous country shows in western Kansas. FRED EATON, DIGHTON, KANS. sas Legislature authorized the Harold Tonn, Haven, Kans., And. patrol's strength to be increas- ed by 15 troopers in fiscal 1970 beginning July 1. In addition, there are 11 vac- ancies from resignations and Saturday retirements. Woodson said he plans to con- sult with Lt. Tim Edwards, the AUCTION KHP's safety and training offi- MAY 10 cer, to work out a plan for re- cruiting minority group mem- SALE U bers. "We're going to try. We've got Starts 1:30p.m. tic tr do something. I've asked the 1966 John Deere 2510 tractor, PTO, always shedded division officers to spread the near new condition 38' JD Model 200 portablebale cc elevator word to all our troopers to see BEST AT BLUE VALLEY SHOW 1947 & 46 JD A tractors Pr 1963 John Deere 246.'247 Roger Pol!man of Wymore shows off his grandchampion 1954 GMC 2 ton truck, cab - corn Shorthorn bull at the Blue Valley Beef Revue atFairbury. over, 16' grain bed, 5 speed planter, 2 row 3 pt. 11 trans., 2 speed axle 1964 John Deere 10' wheel dire a Presenting the trophy is Nebraska Shorthorn Lassie Sandy 1958 John Deere SP 45 com- NH side rake, semi -mounted Hansen of Bostwick. BEATRICE bine, newly overhauled mtr.No. 5 John Deere mower,near Corn head for 45 JD combine heavy-duty sickle bar we can get some good Ne-New Bloomfield, Mo.,J.P. groes to apply," Woodson said. '67 John Deere 17-6 grain drill,Nearly all above equipment Smith, Salina; Orrin Webster, Model EOFBB isinexcellentcondition "The thing we've got to do is Brookville, and Harold Harri, 1967 John Deere Model F-125Saleincludessome older convince these people that we 3x14 mounted plow equipmentbutvery few Brookville, bought CK females. 1964 John Deere 24T baler, small items. want them and they're going toAmong bull sales were those to 77 he treated right," he added. Salvadore Valencia Jr. from The superintendent said he Mexico, the Milldale Ranch Co., W. J. "Bill" Parsons, Owner LIVESTOCK plans to talk with Homer Floyd, North Platte, Nebr.; H. Willcut 10 miles NW of COUNCIL GROVE, KS. on the Parkerville Road Jo executive director of the Kansasand Associates, Hardin, Mont., Jim Kirkeminde, Auctioneer SALES CO Commission on Civil Rights inDuaneHoward,Woodward, an effort to formulate methodsOkla., and Joe Kautzky and The Important of reaching the state's Negro Sons, Perry, Iowa. Nebraska Auction community. Kansas buyers who selected BURLINGTON, KANSAS bulls include Hummer and Lam- Monday-Cattle CK Ranch Lists brecht, Topeka, Umscheid Bros., 11:00 a.m. St.George, Bettenbrock Bros., Winter Sales Brookville, Leo Anschutz, Wil- Coffey Eureka Wednesday - Hogs BROOKVILLE - Jack Van-son, Lester Williams, Geneseo, ier, owner of CK Ranch, Brook-Henry Winterman, Wamego, SALE TIME 11:00 A.M. ville, reports the recent sale ofBerkley Bros., Tescott, Paul Auction 106 bulls and 55 females at theMurphy of Tampa, George County We had another large run of cattle last week selling on an ranch to buyers from six statesSheppard, Leavenworth, Thom- active market with prices and Mexico. as Murphy, Tampa, and Orrin Livestock Sale Sale steady to stronger.Baby The Wa-Hi Hereford Ranch, Webster. calves $30 to $60 with 5 WF hfrs at $91. 5 WF hfrs at $85. Every Every Shelly canner & cutter cows; 18.50 to 20.25. Commercial & Tuesday utility cows 20.25 to 22.35. Wednesday Monday Heiferette to 24.50. Bulls sold to 24.10 with an Angus bull at AUCTION STARTS 12 NOON STARTS 1:00 P.M. $355.Holstein heifersto MAY 13 $292.50. Some sales include: 20 WF strs wt 555 at 34.90 of 14 Char strs wt 532 at 33.75 SALE Selling 400to 700 Head 16 Hol strs wt 876 at 25.85 Starts 1:00 p.m. 20 WF hfrs wt 557 at 29.10 I am quitting farming and will sell all nay GOOD equipment Good Cattle at Each Market Weil 13 WF hfrs wt. 602 at 29.65 at my home site 31/2 miles north of Marysville, Kans., on U.S. 10 Blk strs wt 667 at30.85 Highway 77 or 33/4 miles south of Lone Elm station. 300 TO 600 FEEDER PIGS 13 WF hfrs wt 457 at 3L35 PIGS SOLD MOSTLY AT BURLINGTON 3 Hol cows wt 1386 at 22.35 Implement trailer, 8x14 flat 5 WF cows wt 1149 at 22.10 bed with winch & dual tires BURLINGTON CONSIGNMENTS 1 BWF bull wt 1690 at 24.10 Machinery Front end tractor weights FOR WEDNESDAY, MAY 7 1 WF bull weight 1470 at 23.35 JD tractor, 3010 dsl., late 1962, Hydraulic cylinder; buddy 37 choice whiteface open heifers, calfhood vacc., 500 lbs. 3 Blkstrs wt 726 at31.15 like new seat;cable;feed grinder; 7 WF hfrs wt 688 at27.30 4 row No. 406 JD planter planks and lumber; transfer 33 good wf & blk wf steers, 400 to 500 lbs. 7 WF strs wt 568 at32.20 with fert., ins. & herbicide pump. 18 good charolais steers, 400- 550 lbs. 4 Hai strs wt 723 at25.80 4 row JD cultivator, No. 40 Fuel barrel with pump; 27 mixed yearling steers, 500 to 600 lbs. HOGS JD 14x7 drill pump jack; windmill tower; 20 good black & blk wf yearling heifers, 550 - 600 lbs. Had another large hog run 3 -sec. JD harrow, steel even-fuel barrels; 2 row mtd. list- 24 mixed yearling steers, 600 to 650 lbs. last Wednesday with 210 to er er, JD; 2 cabinets; smooth We expect a lot of stock hogs. 240 lb. butchers at 19.75 to IHC 4 row monitor wire. 20.90. 340 lbs. & over 18.75 to JD wheel disc, heavy duty 20"Siegler oil heater, white pro- BURLINGTON MARKET REPORT 19.75. Light sows 18.00 to 18.75 blades, Model AW celain: commode: Hall bench FOR WEDNS., APRIL 30 with heavier weights at 17.00 12' springtooth harrow PONY EQUIPMENT The market was generally steady to 504 higher on cattle.Good to 18.00. Boars 15.60 to 16.00. 3 pt. sprayer with 100 gal. Cart & harness, same as new yearling steers 500 = 659 selling from $35.00 to $37.50. Boars by the head $45 to $50. epoxy barrel (new) 8 FT. PICKTIP CAMPER 2 bred gilts at $60. Some feed- Good steer calves 400 to 500 lbs. were $37.50 to $41.00 9' King chisel plow, 3pt., 200 BALES PRAIRIE HAY Heifers same weight were $30.00 to $32.00 er pig sales: 14 Wht. pigs at gauge wheels, new BUILDINGS '3 $19.25. 11 Mix pigs at 17.00. 10 Oliver 4x14 plow, semi-mtd.,To be moved or torn down: Good feeder steers 700 - 900 lbs. at $29.50 to $33.00. Mix pigs at 18.75. 12 Wht pigs No. 540 Feeder heifers same class were $25.50 to $27.50 20'x30' house;8'x16' garage pair. at 13.00. 8 Mix pigs at 14.00. JD front rock shaft 14'x18' granary; barn frame; Bulls $24.00 to $25.50. Cows and calves $250 to $275 5 mix pigs wt. 160 at 21.10. Allis tractor, Model C with 20'x40' chicken house; 2 brood- fully steady, 40 to 50 poundersciting side mounted mower er houses;36'x24'2 story at $15.00 to $17.50 head; shoats 100-150 lbs. were$19.50 31/2 HP Garden Mark tiller house:90'x32' barn & cribs; $22.00 cwt. BARN PHONE 20" power lawn mower, 2 hp 223.3571 small building. EUREKA MARKET 2 miles north of Beatrice, op- but the TERMS: CASH Receipts were somewhat down as expected this season,$34.00 to posite airport. market continued active. 400- 450 lb. steersbrought CLARENCE TEGTMEIER No Property Removed Before SettlementIs Made Heifers of the same weight brought $29.00 to$32,00. Burchard 865-4521 all you DELMER JURGENS We have a good demand for butcher cows, and can sell Wymore 645-3493 Dennis Waite bring in. JR. THIMM Rockhill Beatrice 228.0757 Not Responsible For Accidents On Or Near SaleSite Raymond Vaughn Herb R. N. Breeding tan and barney BURLINGTON 364-2581EUREKA Auctioneer clerks BARN PHONE 364-9576 BARNPHONE Grass 30 & G/4

May6, NIGHT SALES fiechd for fiveyear.,_ have been in indexed two slice eti%Nes Every Wednesday to four trkli ed Hampshire sE.ATNG TONAGAARTS AT SPERSAL SALE CATTLE HOGS ay 10 1:00 IIGHTON, KAN, Onaga Community Sale

304 YEARLING Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889-4461 or 889-4665, ONAGA, KS. YEAR OL11 MK of "ModernRAMS - day Type, Univ., and Tommy is from Kansas Wednesday State Rai al1968. Top lamb AS. & Resv. Ch. Pk inRansas.at Rutz AUCTION MAY 14 lEETON, KANS. 1, Kans., Auct. SALE Starts 12:30 Noon Lunch Served As I am leaving the farm I will sell at public sale at my farm located 7 miles southwest of Junction City, Kans., on old Hiway 77 or 9 miles southeast of Chapman on old Hiway 77. Phyfe dining room table Antiques with 4 chairs; utility cabinet; China cabinet with curved 3 radios;air cooler; wringer glass front washer. Walnut bed FARM MACHINERY UNION PACIFIC'S EXPO CAR THRU AREA Walnut dresser with marble AND EQUIPMENT In late May and early June, the Union Pacific railroad's Gold Spike Centennial Exposi- top 1947 FarmallHtractor, near Starts 1:30 Walnut chest with marble top new tires,hydraulicsys- pa tion train will tour the company's main line thru Kansas. Walnut stand with marble top tem with starter and lights, 'TO, always shedded The centennial expo trainis a 5 -car special to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Brass bedstead; large ward- in good condition JD Model 200 portable completion of the first transcontinental railroad and the driving of the golden spike at robe. (These are all very good1961IHCNo. 317'tractor elevator Promontory, Utah.The train includes two antique steam locomotives, duplicates of UP's pieces in good condition) mounter mower with hyd. 63 John Deere 246-247* Some antique dishes and cylinder planter, 2 row 3 pt. 119 and Central Pacific's Jupiter that participated in the original golden spike ceremony; glassware; several Haviland Metal stock rack for pickup 64 John Deere 10' wheel: a 100 -year old coach; three 90 -year old cars; and a display car. plates;ironstone china plat- truck, near new [-I side rake, semimour-. ters; 1 lot of fruit jars; coal oilCobey 4 whl. rubber tired hay ). 5 John Deere mower.': The schedule in Kansas is: lamp; lanterns;3 steamer rack, good heavy-duty sickle bar trunks; wood heating stove; 68'4" grain auger with 34HP ,tearly all above equip,. May 27 -- Oakley June 6 -- Manhattan cream cans; new coaloil electric motor May 29 -- Hays June 8 -9----Topeka stove and oven; iron bedstead s inexcellent conditir. Air compressor with V4 HP May 30 -- Russell June 11 -- Lawrence and mattress; 3 rockers. motor aleincludessome n1:-! quipmenthutvery 14 May 31 -- Salina June 13-14Kansas City Columbian phonograph withAlfalfa hand seeder, like new June 2 -- Abilene June 16--Marysville records, good condition; a lot4 fence chargers; 3 log chains; mall items. of old books; treadle sewingsmall water tank; steel posts; June 4 -- Junciton City machine; glass doors; oak hedge posts; electric fence chest; large kitchen cupboard;posts;barb wire;smooth rsons, Owner The expo train will return to Kansas in late August for stops at Sabetha, Hiawatha and St. kitchen table;butter mold wire; wood ladder & step Joseph, Mo. with pattle and wood bowl; ladder; wire stretcher; new , KS. on theParkervillek metal skillets. rope; grease guns; gas cans. Auctioneer Hand churn; several stone 75 gal. gas tank; 2 house BEST PRICES BIG TRADE IN jugs and crocks; small antiquejacks; hand sprayer: McCul- scale & weights; a lot of bed-loch chain saw; 1/2 HP electric OF THE SEASON ALLOWANCES ding and numerous other an-drill: a lot of carpenter tools; tiqueitems. hand tools; shovels; used lum- FURNITURE ber; barn paint; electric mo- Philcono -frostrefrigerator,tors; hydraulic oil. like new Other farm equipment too Eureka IHC deep freeze; Duncannumerous to mention. T. M. (Tim) Templetoor, Owner Auctioneers: C. W. "Bill" Crites Clerks: Mr. & Mrs. Auctim and Howard Lang-vardt Clarence Jones

Sole Saturday Every SALE DATE MAY 5 TO MAY 16 AUCTION Monday MAY 10 SAVE ON 1))1 SALE STARTS 1:00 RECONDITIONED TRACTORS & Starts 12:30 Noon EQUIPMENT We will sell by auction the following listed items, machinery 700Head . .465.00 and household items, located at 717 South Buckeye on Hwy. 15, 1961 560 D, Extra Good .. $3350.00 AC 4 row ft. mt. cultivator Abilene, Kansas. 3250.00 JD T14 Baler, Good 795.00 Week 1961 560 D, Good 550.00 Spartan console TV set;old h Market 560 D, Good 3250.00 JD T14 Baler, Good Household Goods 4650.00 New Holland Baler, Good. . 525.00 mahogany sideboard; 2 chests 1965 706C, 1200 hrs 465.00 Drum set complete with bassof drawers; dressing table EEDERPIGS 3 - 460 G Tractors No. 120 IHC Mower drum, snare drum, and cym- ATBiltuNGTON No. 120 IHC Mower 450.00 with bench, From $2000.00 to . 2250.00 bal, good. Foldaway attic stairway for 460 D Tractor 2450.00 Massey No. 82 Combine, 12'.3000.00 Small walnut table; spool 8 to 9 ft. ceiling 1NSIGNMENTS No. 303 Combine, 13' head .4650.00 1959 Oliver Super 88D . .1425.00 table; commode; gun case; David Bradley rotor tiller )AY, MAY 7 No. 40 IHC Cornhead 1125.00 utility table. 500 lbs. AC -014 Tractor 1325.00 lA HP electric motor with calfhood vacs., Super C w/fast hitch 750.00 Blonde dresser and bed emery grinder to 500 lbs. 725.00 SAVE ON complete with mattress and 1/2 HP & HP electric motors M Tractor, Rear end overhid . AS -IS springs. Large vise; small propane bot- 0 lbs. Broom storage hassock; doi- 600 lbs. EQUIPMENT tle; good boat oars; Royal 600 lbs. TILLAGE lystretcher;hassock fan; typewriter heifers, 550 - No. 311 Plow, 3-14 275.00 WHILE THEY sun lamp;metal ironing 650 lbs. AC 3-16 Plow 275.00 LAST board; child's gate. MACHINERY No. 411Plow 4-14 385.00 Electric waffle iron; electric & MISCELLANEOUS IHC Hay Conditioner . 285.00 miscellaneous pots, JD Model G tractor & cultiva- REPORT No. 309 Plow - 3 Point 3-14250.00 skillet: . . 285.00 RKET IHC No. 8- 4 bottom plow . .185.00 JD Hay Conditioner. pans, dishes and pictures. tor APRIL 30 Gc;: No. 43 - 4-16 Plow.. . . 250.00 Rose beige sofa with hide -a-A -C 2x14 plow cattle. . . . 325.00 504 higher on No. 43 IHC Plow- 4-16 D No. 46 - Lister w/fert . . 100.00 bed and matching chair, eachJD pull lister, 2 row 537.50.were No. 550 Steerable Plow 5-14. 985.00 rom$35.00 to 4 row Kurler 75.00 with turquoise custom made1952 Ford % ton pickup $37.50 to541.00 12 Ft. JD Disk 325.00 35.00 slip covers. Large air compressor, trailer No. 401 IHC Spring Tooth .175.00 2 row Kurler 30" gas range; heavy duty mounted, good 00 to $32.00 No. 250 Cultivator 25 00 Motor; rotor tiller; lawn mow- to$33.00. No. 340 Spring Tooth 325.00 65 00 Speed Queen wringer washer. at $29.50 No. 340 Spring Tooth, like nevv.575.00 AC Combine Oak telephone stand: oaker;2 wheel trailer; step lad- $25.50 toS27.50 IHC No. 27 Mower 55 00 to $275Pail AC 3 Point Hoe 250.00 dining room table with leaves;ders;2 extension ladders 26 d calves S. Papec Cutter 425.00 oak buffet: small cedar chest;& 28 ft.; ladder jacks, 2 pair; dersciting AC 16 ft. Spring Tooth . . .150.00 325.00 4o to 50 Poo $19.50 No. 37 IHC 10-9 Disk 325.00 Fox Cutter 6 plastic kitchen chairs. paint color dispenser. were 200.00 Kroeler wine colored occ. chair Paint tarps, etc.;picnic ta- 100-150 lbs. . 1085.00 IHC No. 47 Blower No. 56 - 4 row planter/fert. Gehl Blower 325.00 Brown platform rocker; ble;antique wheel chair; 4 row Case Planter, good . . . .785.00 AC Blower w/pipe 275.00 metal bed; oak bed. some plastic pipe;small air MARKET but Ile, No. 461 Cultivator 485.00 450.00 Metal single bed completecompressor hose and paint this season, Massey 26-w/cab expected $3400" No. 461 Cultivator 485.00 with almost new mattress. gun;othermiscellaneous brought Massey 80 650.00 [50 lb. steers $32,00 4 row -JD Cultivator 325.00 Traditional coffee table; items. $29.00 to ht brought sell allyou and can er cows, & IMPLEMENTCO. Harold Beach & James Nelson 'NEMAHA MOTOR Carl Schnell & Wm. Schnell, Auctioneers Rc)achili i SABETHA, KS. -284-2167 Herb GI Farmers National Bank, Abilene, Banker 010 75 Highway - EBAustl'I'11,0ONE Australia Rough ForU.S. Immigrant win, wife of -the liberalparty "The last 10 years have beengust, and moved his family to lian governmenthelped to pay few yearsago, the the best years of my life," said in eachwhip, Dudley Erwin, and afor- government this continent "down under." the cost of emigration was offering 50-year leases Stanley Yankus, $68 -a -week elec- "assisted mer memberof the New York 0.r; Federal acreage controls were instance. It is called land for ten centsa square board of education. "Theythink me. trical appliance salesman and the things that bugged Yankus. passage." The averageweekly Asutralia's best-known Ameri- He wanted to use a greater When the inspection wasover, this is a hunk of country sitting Australia is $72.35 can immigrant. part of his 100 -acre chicken Yankus toldan Australian wide open, just waiting for in this article (all figuresul Ten years ago, Yankus was are some smart cookyto come and are in Arnericat farm in Dowagiac, Mich., to newsman: "Your wages dollars, computedat one the most publicized chicken grow wheat for chicken feed. manufactured goods develop it. They are dreamers." more than the Australian-eighth very low, Negroes seeking to emigrate farmer in Michigan and perhaps The government said no. Yan- cost more and foodprices are lar). For industrial dol. in the world because he gave than inrun into the so-called "white workers, kus went ahead anyway and only slightly cheaper the weekly averageis up on the United States indis-was fined $5070. He angrily the United States." Australia" policy. When Sir eluding overtime.In$52.48, packed up his family and head- Reginald Sholl returned home Women are paidless than ed for Adelaide, on Australia's in February after three years men, sometimes considerably Herington south coast. as consul -general for the East- less. At 50, the husky, bespectacled ern United States, he argued If Australia's wage Yankus isstill there, living in that Australia would be crazy lower than America'slevel is Livestock to open its doors to colored so are its the suburb of Grange with his housing and landprices. wife, Mildred; sons Russell, 23, immigrants. He said the time bedroom apartments One and Dennis, 21, and daughter he spent in the United States can be Auction Co. rented for $10 to $25a week, Karen, 13. His sales job is the had shown him clearly that a The average cost of building a Sale Every third he has held since emigrat- racial minority would only house, including the land, ing, and his $68 base salary is produce disorder and chaos. less than $13,000. is Tuesda $4.35 under Australia's average The minister for immigration, As for supermarket prices, 46 weekly wage. Billy Snedden, said it would they show some similarity, The saga of Stanley Yankus be "social masochism" if a mul- to Operating under Federal Supervision those in America. is not unique, but itis excep- tiracial policy were forced on Bread is 20 cents a 2 & Bonded for your protection. tional. Few Americans emigrate Australia," adding, "we should pound loaf, sirloin 68 cents apound, Reporting for the Herington Live- to Australia -- 2700 in 1967, the avoid people who are not socio- large eggs 75 cents a dozen, stock Auction Company. Another same year that 1700 Australians economically the same as we pork chops 72 cents a pound, very active market resultedin the moved to the United States. But are. The people who enter must butter 57 cents a pound, milk stocker and feeder classes of cat- 11 Yankus says he has no regrets be substantially Australian in cents for a 20 -ounce bottle, tle selling steady to higher. The about his long flight from U.S. their own generation, and whol- butcher cows also were selling Restaurant prices are lowc steady to higher, and again hit the governmental controls. ly Australian in their second however. A filet mignon atont $23.00 mark and over. Bologna One-fourth of the Americans generation. of Melbourne's finest restaur bulls sold from $23.00 to $25.00. who do emigrate here, however, Australia wants white Ameri-ants is$3.05. return home disillusioned - a cans, however, and is setting And as for Stanley Yankus Here are a few representative sales higher percentage of returnees out to woo them. The immigra- that were made: the ex -farmer from Whigs; than for any other national On the way to Australia about tion department expects 5000 tohe says he won't go back es's group. They grumbleabout 10 years ago, Stanley Yankusof STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS emigrate from America this if the U.S. government refundi low wages, high prices and high Dowagiac, Michigan, paused to year, twice as many as in 1968. 3 whiface steers 315 @ 40.00 explain why he was selling hisfarm his $5070. 5 whiface steers 430 @ 39.10 taxes, a rigid social structure in the U. S. and planning tobuy More than half of the 12 -mil- "I've burned my bridges," t. 7 whiface steers 410 @ 38.70 and the Australian versionof a farm in Australia. lion people in the country livesaid firmly. 3 whiface steers 490 @ 37.00 bureaucratic controls. in four cities - Sydney, Mel- 3 whiface steers 490 @ 36.80 Yankus has become an Aus- bourne, Brisbane and Adelaide. 4 black steers 552 @36.70 What he said still holds true. 36.60 tralian citizen, and his daughter Australia is open country, with Tools 12 whiface steers 672 @ has applied for citizenship.The But Americans remaininquisi- a population density of 4 per 5 whiface steers 594 @36.60 tive about this continent, any- Too 475 @36.20 others in the family arestill square mile, about the same as 2 black steers way. 5 whif ace steers 462 @36.20 U.S. citizens. America in 1830. AGGIE 475 @36.00 The United States ranks sixth 2 whiface steers His first job in Australia was Bush country land occasional- HARDWARE 701 @34.70 among nations supplyingimmi- 8 black steers as a $38 -a -weekclerk in a fac- ly is offered at $5 to $10 an 1205Moro 9 whiface steers 685 @33.90 tory. He quickly abandonedthe grants to Australia - behind acre. In northern territory a Manhattan, Ks. 4 bulls 425 @32.10 farmBritain,Germany,Greece, 32.05 idea of starting a chicken 6 black steers 812 @ because of the expense. Italy and Yugoslavia. And ap- 3 holstein steers 715 @29.00 parently there are many mis- 6 holstein steers 621 @28.10 Yankus made a 2 -week in- 5 holstein steers 554 @27.30 spection visit to Australia be-conceptions. 7 holstein steers 532 @27.10 fore bringing his family here. "Most Americans are under So did the Thomas Enrights, the impression that this is an Comm. Co. Inc. STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS who emigrated to Brisbanefrom underdeveloped part ofthe Red Cloud Livestock 8 whif heifers 350 @ 32.10 world," said Mrs. Virginia Er- 2 whiface heifers 405 @ 31.00 Chicago in March. The Austra- Red Cloud, Nebraska 2 whiface heifers 400 @ 30.10 6 whiface heifers 427 @ 30.70 4 whiface heifers 392 @ 30.10 GEARY COUNTYLAND 4 whiface heifers 560 @ 29.80 Sale Every Tuesday 3 whiface heifers 502 @ 29.80 Starts 1'4:30 Noon 34 mix heifers 726 @ 29.15 6 black heifers 652 @ 28.90 Friday 2 red heifers 537 @ 29.10 The Home Of The Best Feeder Cattle 6 black heifers 412 @ 29.00 AUCTION In Southern Nebraska and Northern Kansas 15 whiface heifers671 @ 28.60 4 whiface heifers 563 @ 28.60 3 black heifers 550 @ 28.30 SALE MAY 9 2 whiface heifers 600 @ 28.90 For Consignments or Early Listings Contact: 5 whiface heifers 559 @ 28.90 1($ Starts 2:00 p.m. Barn Phones: 746-2620 - 746-2622 BUTCHERCOWS Located 12 miles southeast ofJunction City, Kans., on the Davis 1 whiface cow 1210 @23.50 Creek Road (go southeast ofJunction on Highway 57 to Luther- 1 whiface cow 1180 @23.10 an Church sign, thensouth on Davis Creek Rd.) 10 miles north- Virgil Miller. mgr, 1270 @23.00 Dean Jones, owner 1 swiss cow west of Dwight. Red (loud 7462445 1 brd cow 1330 @22.70 Nelson - 225-4281 1 whiface cow 1015 @22.60 OWNERS : HEIRS OF 1 whif ace cow 1160 @22.10 1 black cow 1505 @22.50 W. P. & EMMA MORGAN 1 whif ace cow 1080 @22.20 Karl Morgan, Administrator 1 holstein cow 1560 @22.40 1 holstein cow 1110 @21.60 1 whiface cow 965 @21.90 Rap 1 whif ace cow 945 @20.80 1 jer cow 840 @20.30 (01/111'3 BUTCHER BULLS Superior Livestock Comm. 1 black bull 900 @ 25.90 Superior. Nebraska 1 black bull 840 @ 25.90 - 1 holstein bull 825 @ 25.00 1 black bull 1600 @ 24.80 1 black bull 1530 @ 24.00 1 whiface bull 1625 @ 24.30 Sale Every Saturday 1 whiface bull 1685 @ 24.60 Sale Starts At 12:30 Noon If you have cattle to sell, can GEARY COUNTY, KS. 397 ACRES IN Nebraska collect C. C. Wendt BL 82529 LEGAL DESCRIPTION:The SEV4. of 13-13-6 and the SW Largest Pig Market In Southern Herington; Wm. Schnell and W1/2SEIA of 18-13-7less approximately 3 acres with house And Northern Kansas BL 8-2039, Herington; Ted 75 ACRES OF CREEK BOTTOM Dependable Cattle Market Haefner, 317, Lincolnville. GENERAL DESCRIPTTON: On new blacktop road, :119. acres pasture and meadow, 10 acres unland cropland 2?A corn For Consignments or Early ListingsContact: base: 17A milo base, 20.4 acre wheat allotment. 44 acres in wheat. Landlord's share of wheat to hover. Immediate pos- Barn Phone: 879-3711 Herington session on balance of cropland and pasture. iRMS: 10 percent on dy of sale awl balance upon delivery of warranty deed and Merchantable Title. Jim Bruning11 Livestock Dean Jones, owner 809 INSPECTION: The brokers will be on the land Monday, Nelson - 225-4281 Superior - May 5 from 3 until 6. For fprther information, Pontact: - Robert A. Oleen Azenev. Tlwizht, Kansas Auction Co. Phones 482-3221 or 482-3298 - or Jim Rirkeminde. Auctioneer and Real Estate R1-,r=er Herington, Kans. 135 Fast 29th, Topeka, Kansas. Phone AM 6-4590 ''''' - as -Kral a..71-18.4.4....o. "la _ - _a 447a. The dairy price indexwas Prices Paid Beef Hike Nudges 316 percent in April compared Prices paid by Kansas reaTTa PriceIndex farmers Prices received by Kansas Wheat, an $1.21 Up with 321 in March and 301per- for protein supplementand offeringg°' thegovern, mid -April 1969 were per bushel, 50 -yeare,.7 farmers at was 3 cents below compared with 394 percentin cent last year. complete feedswere about for tencents slightly above the previous March and6 March and 372 percent cents below April1968. last The preliminary wholesale steady from a monthago. average weeldyuanieh, month and moderately above Corn averaged year. milk price of $5.20 per cwt. 'alia is April last year, according to the $1.12 per bush- Hog prices averaged was Paper Back 25c - 35c $72.35(an el, 1 cent abovelast month $19.50 15 cents below March but 20 is article Kansas Cropand Livestock Re- andper cwt, 50 cents bellow March 50c - 75c are in 46012. equal to Aprila year ago. cents above April lastyear. rs, computedat porting Service. Oats, at 75 and $1.20 above April 1968. Egg prices averaged 28 Books Beef cattle prices were sub- cents per bushel, Beef cattle brought $26.50 cents Largest Stock than the Austratit was unchanged fromMarch but per dozen, down 1 cent from For industrial stantially above a month ear- 1 cent below per cwt., compared with $25.00 In Town workej a year ago. Barley, March but well abovethe 21.7 veeklyaverage lier whileslight price increasesat 90 cents per cwt. the previous month cents a year ago. is $52,(i sheep and lambs, per bushel, was and $23.70 per cwt. last ng overtime, were noted for down 1 cent from year. Turkey prices, at 21 cents University omen milk cows, hay and soybeans. the previous Steer and heifer prices,at per are paid less month and 11 cents pound, were unchanged from the below last$28.50 per cwt., were $2.00 above Book Store sometimes However, wheat and hog pricesyear. March. considerst4 were up sharplyand prices for March and $3.50 above lastyear. 623 N. ManhattanManhattan Sorghum grainbrought $1.71 Australia's most other livestock were up per cwt., up 1 cent Calves, at $30.00, wereup $1.50 wage levelS moderately but wheat, sorghum from last from the previous monthand T than America's month but 10 centsbelow last ring and so arE., and soybean prices were downyear. $3.30 above April of lastyear. land prieaa1; Coming Land Auctions oom apartments considerably. Soybeans averaged cas $2.41 per fF The index of prices received rBRICES RECEIVED' Apr.15 Mer.15 Apr.15 ed for $10 bushel, up 3 cents Y FARMERS Don Legere to $25a Wk by farmers for all commodities from March 1969 1903 1968 Hill City, Kans. average cost but 9 cents belowlast year. Wheat, bu $ 1.21 1.24 1.27 Phone 913 -674-2249 of build of the 1910-14 Corn, bu $ 1.12 1.11 1.12 se, including was 241 percent Oats, bu S .75 .75 .76 May 12 - 160A Graham County Livestock Prices Barley, bu land for Bill Oliver, selling the larld,11 base period compared with 238 $ .90 .91 1.01 Rye, by . . in Hill City, Kansas. than $13,000, Livestock and livestockpro-, . .90 .90 .94 last month and 228 a year ago. Sorghum Grain, etet$ 1.71 1.70 1.81 May 16 - Selling in WaKeeney, s for supermarket ducts index at mid-April was Soybeans, bu . ... $ 2.41 2.38 2.50 Kans., 320 cultivated acres prk Crop Prices Alfalfa Hay, ton.. $ 26.00 25.50 22.00 for John Schneider. 347 percent of the Prairie Hay, ton . 7 show samesimilart 1910-14 base . $ 19.00 19.00 17.00 May 17 - Seven quarters ofGraham County land, 1120 The crop price index was 148 Alfalfa Seed, cwt $ 31.50 31.50 31.00 acres ie In America. period, 10 paints aboveMarch Red Clover Seed, cwt 32.00 31.00 28.00 for Knann Estate. s-llino inFill percent at mid -April, 3 points Sweetclover Seed, cwt 9.50 9.00 5.50 read is 20 cents and 33 points above April1968. Hogs, cwt a 2pou:, below March and 6 points below $ 19.50 20.00 18.30 LEGERE AUCTION& REALTY CO. The meat animal price All Beef Cattle, cwt $ 26.50 25.00 23.70 sirloin 68 centsa pour. index Cows, net .. . S 19.10 18.80 17.80 last year. Steers & Hfrs, cwt 28.50 on April 15 was 412 percent 26.50 25.00 Calves, cwt . ;e eggs 75 centsa .;. . . . $ 30.00 28.50 26.70 ' k chops 72 cents Sheep, out . ... $7.00 6.80 6.10 PUBLIC WAREHOUSE AUCTION a por Lambs, cwt ... . $ 28.50 27.00 27.30 Wool, lb $ .32 .34 .34 ter 57 cents a pound, .1. Milk Cows, each . $285.00 275.00 255.00 is for a 20 -ounce bote Thursday Milk (Wholesale), cwt '5.20 5.36 5.00 Butterfat, lb ....t 660 65.0 61.0 Chickens, live, lb.. I7.9 6.6 Saturday testaurant pricesare kr; 7.9 Eggs, dozen .... t 28.0 29.0 21.7 Turkeys, live, lb . vever. A filet mignon a' .1 21.0 21.0 19.0 IPRICES PAID BY cal Melbourne's finest rest RME RS FOR FEE AUCTION sis $3.05. MAY 8 Cottonseed Meal (41%) cwt ...... $ 4.85 4.90 5.00 knd as for Stanley Yankt:16, Soybean Meal (44%) MAY 10 cwt $ 4.90 4.90 4.85 ex -farmer from )dK, Bran, cwt $3.25 3.20 2.95 SALE Starts 10:30 a.m. 16% Dairy Feed, says he won't go back ton . . $ 71.00 71.00 73.00 Dairy Ration, Starts 10:00 a.m. the U.S. government re., Lunch Served cwt $ 2.69 2.65 2.75 Laying Feed, $5070. I will sell at auction the following listed items located ton eight $ 80.00 80.00 81.00 110 Poyntz Manhattan, Kanse 'I've burned my bridges,' miles north of Abilene, Kans., to Hwy. 18, then six mileseast & Iff EDI NGRATio5J I/4 mile north; or 14 miles west of Junction Cityon Hwy. 18, Hog -Corn 17 4 18.0 16.3 Thisconsisting of 12 shipments of household goodsbeing d firmly. .. thenIA mile north. Butterfat -Feed 24.2 24.5 22.2 sold Milk -Feed '1.93 2.02 18.2 for storage charges. Egg -Feed 7,0 7.2 5.4 Nothing Shown or Sold Before Auction glass door and drawers 'Preliminary. This Is A Large Sale - Dealers Welcome Tools Machinery 6 oak round bottom chairs Combined bulk and sicked. 110 Poyntz Ave., Manhattan, Kansas pRDWpRE Antique hat rack Based on average prices for commercial feeds Auctioneers: Col. Shehi & Berbohm Too AC 1940 WC tractor Kelvinator refrigerator and value of grains in a composite ration Kenney Messner of Manrex, Clerk FOR EVERY 2 JD 8x16 grain drills, fert. attAntique wall telephone; LDEX NUMBERS -PRICES RECEIVED App. 18 bedroom suites an- Y FARMERS (1910.14- 100%) - App. 30 Divan & Chair Sets AGGli Case 4 section drag harrowtique mantle clock; dinette NEED AC 3x14 plow on rubber All Farm Products . 241 238 228 Many Foot Lockers & Contents MARNE with 2 chairs; serving cart; All Crops 148 151 154 Bookcases - Ironing Boards AC 2x16 plow on steel Food Grains... 142 146 149 - Table Lamps 1205 Moo wood bed, complete; vanity Feed Grains . .. 181 180 186 End Tables - Coffee Tables- Dinette Sets - Barbeques Manhattan I) on rubber small sewing rocker. Hay 255 252 219 Several TV Sets Mattresses & Springs good White treadle sewing machine Livestock & Products 348 337 314 Air Conditioner - JD 9' wheel disc, good Meat Animals.. .. 412 394 372 - Several Vacuum Cle-iners Antique Admiral battery ra- Dairy Products. .. 316 321 301 Upright Freezer - Hi Fi Set- Record Players Case 2 row lister, pull type dio; antique steel bed, cork- Poultry & Eggs ..142 144 114 1 Enclosed U -Haul Trailer Gandy spreader & feeder PARITY INDEX 372 369 353 Washers & Refrigerators plete; antique wash stand; 2 PARITY INDEX 73 74 73 - Stoves MOM8' tandem disc ADJ. PARITY RATIO Arvin automatic room heat- Many, Many Cartons & Barrel Packs M&M ensilage blower 78 80 79 ers; antique leather upholster- Some of these cartons will be sold intact andsome AC manure spreader with ed chair; antique oak center 'Prices Paid, interest taxes and wage rates. broken and contents sold by item. power takeoff table. Prices Received index as percent of parity index. Comm. Co. 'The adjusted parity ratio is based on estimated Bale elevator on transport 2 large matching antique pic- cash receipts from marketings and estimates wheels with motor of .Government payments for the current cal- ture frames; several other an- endar year provided by The Economic Re- Bailey Transfer & Nebraska 4 wheel flatbed trailer tique frames; matched set siareh Service. Storage 3 sec. spike tooth harrow pitcher and bowl; metal bed 24" riding lawnmower complete; good commode. Pony cart; several pieces ofAntique mirror & frame 18x40 horse drawn machinery;scrapPole lamp; Hollywood oilers Tuesday iron; 750x20 wheel and tire Several crocks Noon for trucks Old 12 gauge single shot Thursday, May 8 500 bushel wood grainbin Maytag washer; lard press; Chicken house old style kitchen cabinet with AUCTION Starts 12 Noon Lunch Served it Feeder Cattle HOUSEHOLD ITEMS flour bins; antique walnut id Northern Kansas AND ANTIQUES drop leaf table; 5' step ladder. Bond upright piano Set of dishes; service for I will sell at public auction at the place 3/4mile south of Coronado TV & stand,good eight, good; antique shaving SALE Hollenberg, Kans.; or 101/2 miles north ofWashington, Ks., ? matching step tables;match-set; 2 straight edge razors; an- 3 miles east & 3/4 mile south; or 2 miles eastof Steele City, ing coffee table; divanand Nebr., on No. 8 Highway & 51/4 miles south. matching tique gold case Elgin watch; ly ListingsContact: chair;platform large antique compote; other rocker;rocker; swivel chair.antique dishes. ZO -'746.2622 4 leaves & 4 goodoak chairs Old school books; dishes & 80 -ACRE FARM- 55 HEAD CATTLE - HORSE & PONY Antique roundoak table withcooking utensils; other miscel- Oak buffet laneous items too numerous Antique oaksecretary with Truck, Trailers, Full line of Farm Machinery & Miscellaneous VirgVirgil Miller Ili' to mention. 7462110 For Complete Information, See Grass & Grain April 29 Bed Cloud Mrs. Bern Duffy, Owner Auctioneers: Carl Schnell & Wm. Schnell Mr. & Mrs. Verle Decker, Hollenberg, Kans. Elmer Jones, Clerk, Chapman, Kansas Auctioneer: Harold R. Siegel, Fairbury, Nebr. Qicrwei, acrixrtetty MAteNroavrtc,alm COMM.Co.,1th gia 4, =yak ia-7 kIebraska All classes ofsteers were selling steady acpziaxiatomoloix, to strong thispast Saturday on a good Concordia, Kansas"Gail Garton - owner & manager" run of all classes.Prices from a large Sale Every Saturday. area werepresent. Bidding competitive throughout the 6 whiteface steers385 @ 38.50 47 solid mouthed ewes/51 lambs sale and paying good 6 whiteface heifers 700 @ 28.35 per family prices the entiresale. 6 bm swiss bulls 315 @ 29.00 @ 31.00 Saturday 425 @ 34.50 5 whiteface heifers 490 @ 30.25 12:30 Noon Feeder pigswere in strong demand 8 whiteface steers and we could 400 @ 34.10 HOGS have used quite a few 98 thin hol cr strs COWS more pigs. 13 whifc steers 538 @ 37.40 26 weaning pigs 16.25 730 @ 27.50 2 whiteface cows1065 @20.90 30 feeder pigs Nebraska Whether you 6 blk wf bulls 17.00 Southern are buying or selling 920 @ 30.00 2 whiteface cows 830 @23.80 21 baby pigs consider theCloud County Commission 2 whiteface steers 2 holstein cows 1275 @21.00 14.50 I Kansas Co., Inc. 780 @ 34.20 30 feeder pigs as a place to do business. 3 whiteface steers 3 black cows 1150 @20.80 19.50 tie Market We make 3 char. cr strs 715 @ 32.10 25 feeder pigs 28.50 every effort to treat every 3 mixed cows 1280 @21.60 42 feeder pigs buyer and 1100 @ 17.75 Contact: seller equally at all times. 2 whiface cows 20.10 19 weaning pigs rly Listings Stop inand visit our sale. Compare STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1130 @ 17.00 to any other 2 whiteface cows 22.10 8 butchers and then decide where 2 whiteface hfrs 340 @ 33.50 2 whiteface cows 870 @23.15 240 @19.70 879.3711 You will buy 4 black heifers 350 @ 30.10 20 butchrs 235 @20.05 Gail Garton, Concordia and sell. 3 whitefaceCOWS 1100 @21.60 6 butchers The followingis some of the 4 whiteface heifers 700 @28.60 240 @19.75 sales made this 15 butchrs Ids 7 whiteface hfrs 390 @ 33.00 SHEEP 220 @20.10 BrUr011g!,9.0 past Saturday: 12 butchers 5 whiteface hfrs 620 @ 31.00 43 solid mouthed ewes/48 lambs 230 @19.85 NOTE rior STOCKER 2 whiteface hfrs 415 @ 32.50 2 sows 260 @18.10 - Horse sale - Every 4th Monday ..Supe & FEEDER STEERS per family @ 32.00 2 sows 12 blacksteers 3 whiteface hfrs 410 @ 31.00 440 @17.10 of each month. 420 @ 36.00 Boars $14.40 to $16.20 leo hauCll, Bob Craig Clay Center 632-3092 Ph. 243-1112 J.M."Matt" Qavis, D e l n h sys623-4543 exec. May 23 -Furniture in Fair- bine. Marian Conley, Margaret Aden ...... m....illiiimmiiiii...... mmu. Sharp & Remy, aucts. bury, Nebr., May 24 - Household sale, Sa- estate. Auct. HaroldR. Sie- & anti, _- May 10 - Household ques in Wamego, Kans., Calendar lina, Kans., Mrs. J.N. Small.'gel. Do, GiSkG sale northeast id Helm Estate. Bobwilson, nIIIIiiIiiiiffiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiIiiii111111111111111111iiiiiiiiiiIIM11111111111111111111ffir,e Aucts Bob Perry& FrankMay 23 - Farm auct. of Junction City, Kans., heirs of Bennington,Kans., Guy May 5 - Rare sale at the fair- Harz. Allison. May 24 - Household grounds in Hutchinson, Ks., of W. P. and Emma Morgan, goods in Sumearl. Auct. Bob goods in Karl Morgan, admin. Robert May 10 - Household sale south of Clay Center, Kans.,estate KansasPurebredSheep Moundridge,Kans., Dan May 23 - Farm Geneva Swenson ()berg. of A. Oleen Agcy., Dwight, rep- Krehbiel. Walton Kans.,Emil Jantz Atm. Breeders Assn., George AM- resentative; Jim Kirkeminde, Schrag. Auct. Ted Foster Kretz. schwede, KSU, sec-treas. May 10 - RegisteredHamp- estate. Auct EdReimer. suet & real estate broker,To- May 24 & 25 - KansasAuction. May 7 - Farmland sale south- shire sheep dispersalin Digh- Johnson eers Assn. annual convention peka. Auct. May 24 -Household goods in east of Minneola, Kans., Mary ton, Kans., Fred Eaton. Mamie. in Lawrence, Ks., Wilson May 9 & 10 - Large offering Blue Rapids, Kans., S. Lou and Nellie Cleaver. Irvin Xs., Harold Tonn. Hawk, president. Beal, realtor; Harold Tonn, of antiques in Wamego, May 10 - Furniturein Wash- Harrison. Auct. DonRoche. Bittman Estate, NevilleLar- in Madison,May 26 - Parsonageof the auctioneer. ington, Kans., LarryLangwell May 24 - Antiques United Methodist church son, executor. estate. Aucts in May 7 - Farm sale northwest estate. Auct HaroldR. Siegel. Kans., Bowman Fairbury, Nebr., Auct. May 10 - Household & an- and house- J. H. Hind andJim Barr. Harold of Randolph, Kans., Harry tiques in Quenemo, Ks.,Mrs. May 10 - Antiques goods in R. Siegel. Sondker.Auct,Lawrence Shaefer. Allots Everitt Valler Kans,May 24 - Household hold goods in Salina, Loewen. Welter. and Clifford Reese. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd B. Hamil- Hesston, Kans., John TER REAL furni- May 8 - Farm machinery, May 10 - Antiques and Auction Ser- Auct Ed Reimer. ONWARD 11th tOn. Aucts G&H sale south of household & antiques north- ture in Waterville, Kans., Mrs. vice, Ray Gerbdtz withMelvin May 24 - Farm east of Abilene, Kans., Mrs. John Lamoreaux. Auct. Don Westmoreland, RolandWeb- Ag. Cow Hera- Temple. Auct Lawrence Royal Essar Bern Duffy. Aucts Schnell & Roche. May 10 - Farm salenorthwest er Estate. C Kato. Her Schnell. May 10 - Farm sale northwest of Durham, Kans.,Adolph Welter. . Apparent May 8 - Farmland in Cloud of Council Grove, Kans., W. Redger. Auct Ed Rattner. May 24 - Real estatein Wa- SERVICEABLE BULLS county, sale to be held in J.(Bill)Parson. Auct. Jim auction mego, Kans., Mrs.Vivian WITH WEIGHT RECORDS May 10 - Farmland Priced . . . $300 to $500 Jamestown, Kans., Reinhold Kirkeminde. east of Belton, Mo.,Francis Platz. Auct. LawrenceWelter and Marie Harms. Auct Ger-May 10 - Farm sale northeast E. Kyte estate. Allot.Rust GRANT POOLE of Alta Vista, Kans., Mr.& Sa- MANHATTAN, KANS. ald Zimmer. Feeback. May 24 - Household sale, May 8 - Farm Machinery, Mil- Mrs. Reuben Hodge. Aucts lina, Kans., B. L. Burgess. Located 4 mi. south of 1-70-K01 May 12 - Graham county intersection. 2 miwest on Mc ford, Kans., Clifford "Pete" C. W. Crites & Earl Brown. farmland selling at Hill City, Aucts Frank Harz & Bob Per- Dowell Creek Rd. Ph. PR 64315. Shandy. Auct C. W. "Bill" May 10 - Household and some rY. farm machinery southof 'Cans., Bill Oliver. Auct Don ".... Crites. Legere. May 8 - Farmland and general Abilene, Kans., Harold Beach In Kansas and James Nelson. Aucts May 13 - Farm sale north of The No. 1Hog Market sale south of Hollenberg, Marysville,Kans.,Dennis Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Verle Deck- Schnell and Schnell. Waite. Auct. R. N. breeding. er. Auct Harold R.Siegel. May 10 - New homein Em- SALES CO. May 9 - Livestock and farm- poria, Kans., UnifiedSchool May 14 - Farm machinery & WASHINGTON land northeast of Glasco; Board No. 253. Auct.Jim antiques southwest of Attic - TRY US SOON Kans., Mr. & Mrs. AlbertPet- Barr ton City, Kans., T. M. Tem- TUESDAY erson. Auct GeraldZimmer.May 10 - Household& an- pleton. Aucts C. W. Crites & HOGS every Wood - An Sales May 9 - Farmland southeast tiques southwest of Howard Langvardt. CATTLE everyWEDNESDAYStart 1:00 pm May 14 - Farm sale southeast of Hunter, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. YOU GET ACTION Arthur Jepsen. Aucts Ray AUCTION EDBURT Gerbitz and Melvin Temple. AT THE WASHINGTON May 15 - Farm Machinery, southeast of Junction City, on 5-2266 Residence EA 52393 Davis Creek Rd., Rex Hunt, Barn Phone EA Sr. Auct C. W. "Bill" Crites. Washington. Kans. May 15 - Furniture and an- tiques in Fairbury, Nebr., Edith Kelso. Auct Harold R. Siegel. Inc. May 15 - Farmland east of Ronald Rice Motors HOGS STARTAT 11:00 A.M. Goessel, Kans., Auct. Ed Rei- CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CATTLE AT 1:00P.M. mer. North Kansas' Largest VolumeDealer May 16 - Farmland sale at ABILENE, KANS. One of the largest runs of cattle and hogs was held in Junction City WaKeeney,Kans.,John NW 2nd Phone CO 3-4000 last Saturday. The market was very active on all classes of cattle with Schneider. Auct Don Legere.r - plenty of buyers on hand. Steers and heifer calves were 5N to $1.00 May 16 - Farm sale south of higher with stocker steers and heifers steady with the previous week. Parkerville between Council Grove and White City, Kans., 6 black hfrs 752 @ 28.40 STEER CALVES 14 whifc heifers 801 @ 28.55 John Blythe. Auct Jim Kirke- 1 whiteface steer 230 @ 42.50 minde. 1 whiteface steer 200 @ 42.00 COWS May 17 - Household goods in 3 black steers 223 @ 40.50 1 whiteface cow 790 @24.50 Cottonwood Falls, Kans., 1 blk whifc str 225 @ 38.00 1 whiteface cow 1015 @24.20 490 @ 36.25 Julia Thompson. Auct. Jim 7 whiteface steers 1 whiteface cow1020 @24.20 Barr. 6 black steers 384 @ 36.201 whiteface cow 1175 @22.70 5 whiteface steers560 @ 36.00 1 brown swiss cow1520 @22.50 May 17 - Farmland auction 10 black steers 402 @ 35.75 1 holstein cow 1170 @22.40 east of Goessel, Kans., J. C. 7 blk whifc strs 301 @ 35.60 1 holstein cow 1195 @22.40 Reimer. Auct. Ed Reimer. 4 whiface steers 489 @ 35.60 1 holstein cow 1295 @22.20 May 17 - Horse sale, Wilson 3 whiteface steers493 @ 35.30 1 holstein cow 1175 @22.20 sale barn, Salina, Kans., Ro- THESE ARE THEMONTHS 2 blk whifc strs 500 @ 35.25 1 holstein cow 1230 @21.90 426 @ 34.90 21.90 ger A. Johnson and Bob Per- FOR GREATTRADING 7 whiteface steers 1 holstein cow 1420 @ ry, aucts. 6 black steers 415 @ 34.801 holstein cow 1170 @21.90 Chevrolet dealers.We've a 3 char. steers 311 @ 34.75 1 holstein cow 1310 @21.80 May 17 - Kansas Spring Quar- Big Volume months for all during the quota to make . . .and anyone who trades 6 whiteface steers433 @ 34.10 1 holstein cow 1220 @21.80 ter Horse Classic in Manhat- May -June Volume Sales gets morethan a quota ofvalue. 6 char. steers 513 @ 33.254 black cows 1255 @21.65 tan, Kans., Kansas Quarter 5 whiteface cows1204 @21.50 Horse Assn. Sale mgr. Bob Try One Of These: HEIFER CALVES 8 char. cows 1017 @21.25 Wilson. $2895 34.00 1967 PONTIAC Bonneville convertible steering 1 whiteface heifer415 @ May 17 - Household & an- Radio, heateratercondtnautomaticioentransmission, power 4 char. heifers 295 @33.50 HOGS air 2 whiteface heifers 410 @33.30 15 white butchrs 213 @20.90 tiques in Lindsborg, Ks., Olaf 4 whiteface heifers 360 @33.10 20.90 Matson estate. Auct. Roger A. 1967 FORD Custom 500 4 door steering 9 white butchers 204 @ Radio, heater,automaticcondonnetransmission, po 7 whiteface heifers 442 @32.75 11 mixed butchers255 @20.80 May 17 - Overseas relief auG ..$2895 7 blk whifc hfrs 448 @32.7026 mixed butchers254 @20.75 brakes,wer tion, statewide, in Hillsboro, 1966 BUICK Electra 225 Custom 4 door 2 black heifers 335 @32.50 20.70 nice. 51 mixed butchers220 @ Kans., for Mennonite Central Loaded with accessories and double $1695 1 whiteface heifer420 @32.50 219 @20.70 1965 FORD Country Sedan 4 door wagon ... 59 mixed butchers Committee. Auct. Ted Kreh- . s'ieering 4 whiteface heifer344 @32.00 -44 mixed butchrs234 @20.60 Radio,heater,airitiautomaticcondonnetransmission, pc) 1 black whifc hfr380 @31.40 biel. and.*brakes, 8 blk whifc hfrs 456 @31.40 SOWS May 18 - Antiques, Atchison, 1 whiteface heifer315 @31.25 2 black sows 283 @ 19.00 Kans., Mrs. Frankie Moore 3 Leftover 68CHEVROLETS 6 blk whifc hfrs 485 @31.106 mixed sows 403 @ 28.70 Est. Auct. Don Roche. 2 whiteface heifers 342 @31.009 mixed sows 408 @ 18.70 1 Impala 7 whiteface heifers 428 @31.00 May 19 - Farm sale northeast 3 mixed sows 433 @ 18.40 of Ellsworth, Kans., estate of 1 Caprice 2 spotted sows 353 @ 18.20 Willis G. Wagner, Lloyd Gro- 1 Camaro FEEDER STEERS & HEIFERS Pigs 35 to 50 lbs. sold from $16 to one ofthese ears, 7 whiteface strs 660 - 33.90$19.50. 50 to 80 lbs. sold from thusen, admin. Aucts G & H, You can get a teriffic discount on See anyone et 36 whifc & b strs846 @ 31.60$19.50 to $24. Ray Gerbitz and Melvin Tem- and still get the new car warranty ! 20 whifc steers 850 @ 31.40 ple Rice's courteous salesmen: 8 mixed steers 786 @ 31.40 CONSIGNMENTS May 19 - Farmland in Graham Wayne Bader Orville Emig 43 mixed steers 776 @ 31.00 50 steers, 550 - 600 lbs. county, selling at Hill City, George Sherraden Max Chindamo 37 whifc &b strs1003 @ 30.50 40 steers and heifers, 750 -850 lbs. Kans., Knapp estate. Auct S795 8 black steers 1046 - 30.40 15 cows/large calves byside with good wagon ...... 906 @ 30.50 Don Legere. 1963 FORD Country Sedan, 9 passenger steering 7 whifc heifers age. , power 26 whifc hfrs 617 @ 29.90 May 19 -Farmland sale north- Radio, heater, automatic transmission and brakes, air conditioner. $895 57' whifc &b hfrs 709 @ 28.00 HORSE SALE - - MAY 16 west of Halstead, Ks., Adrian 1963 MERCURY Custom 4 door ...... estate. Auct. Ted Krehbiel. Radio, heater, ,stick shift. LICENSED AND BONDED May 21 - Farm sale southwest 2 .1963 BUICK 2 doors, hardtop.&convertible string Radio, heater, automatic transmission,power BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY 238-1471 of Minneapolis, Ks , Floyd 1195 and brakes. Take your pick. oblig If you have livestock to appraise, call: Zuker. Auct. Melvin Zuker. 1959 FORD 4 door ...... steering May 21 - Registered Holstein Radio, heater, automatic transmission,power call VERN LANGVARDT,Manager, 238-8211, Junction City production sale, Seneca, Kans., Auctioneer, 238-8212, Junction City Open Evenings Till 9 pan. HOWARD LANGVARDT, Mat Roeder. Auct.-sale mgr. Sundays 1 to 5 pin. HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone 349-2863 Donald Bowman. "'"WVA.Z. Wi4.4011;Sitink, VOIVOr 4,4 _ . INF*J1.Zeftl`_Akttoo-atAt Oet AI4aw.o.44,4.91r-..14.4 22.4, 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111: atneg0/ICanS [elm Estate. 74 Cariro. Auct.- sale mgr. Don- gob ald J. Bowman. Wl G&G Calendar Family Honors At Grass & Grain 4_ Sept. 20- High Grade Hol- 35 dilli111111111111111i1111iM1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MMI11111111111115. stein dairy herd Brown Swiss Show Center,Kans., sale, Clima, May 6, 1969 May 28 Household goods ihJune 16- Farmland sale south- Kans., Virgil and Harold BELLEVILLE - One fam- ova Swenson()be " Clay Center, Kans., Ernest east of Junction Mc- ily grabbed most of the hon- :er Kretz. rg,Anet City, Kans., Cormack. Auct-salemgr. Don- ors at the Brown Swiss Spring Carlson. Auct. Foster Kretz. Val Hartungestate. Auct Fos- ald J. Bowman. 4 &. 25 May 31 Household goods, Canton show here. The cham- Kansas Auct, ter Kretz. Assn. annual Gypsum, Kans., May TinklerJuly 19- Farmland sale south-Nov. 1 - Registered Holstein pion bull of the show was Lawrence,ics venh sale in Cameron, Mo., Lloyd ownedbyConcordiahigh Course For estate. Aucts Frank Harz & east of Clifton,Kans., Ann vk, president. Bob Perry. Bacon. Auct.- sale mgr. Don- schoolteacherMrs.Eldon . 111S. Lain estate.Auct Foster 26 -Parsonage June 7 - Farm sale north of Kretz. ald J. Bowman. Trost. The champion cow was Farm Pilots ted Methodist of 5, shown by her parents, Mr. BELOIT - Agri Aire Inc., church Walton, Kans., Jake Voth. July 26- Jr. Shorthorn FieldNov.14 - Hammarlund- rburY1 Nebr., Auct Ed Reimer. and Mrs. Kenneth Sherwood, municipal airport here has de- Auct. fi8.1,-"c Day, Manhattan,Kans. Shamrock Angus sale. Aug. 1 & 2 and the junior champion cow veloped an Agricultural Pilots' June 7 - Household goods in - Annual KansasNov. 6 & 7- Kansas State was shown by her sister, Dy- Training Course. Polled Hereford ?tit aui Salina, Kans., Fay Derringer, Assn. east- Shorthorn Show & Sale, na Sherwood. In adult judg- Students learn to perform pre- Aucts Frank Harz & Bob ern 2 day tour startingat the °nob ill Carl Funk farm Hutchinson, Kans. Milton Na- ing Mrs. Kenneth Sherwood ventive maintenance on agricul- Perry. in Goff, Ks., gely, sale mgr. placed first,Mr. Sherwood tural aircraft and to handle air- with a night stopin Ottawa. second, and their son Keith, Cow Here June 14 - House and furnish- Arnold Wittorff, Nov. 8 - Crowther -Walker craft when making aerial appli- Royal Essu ings in Canton, Kans., Kate Inman, sec. third. cation of fertilizer or insecti- C Kato. o Aug. 15- Complete dairy Quarter Horse production Clive Shelley of Jamestown, APpareni Dommerfeld. Auct Ed Reim- cides. farm dispersal, Fairview,Ks., sale in Salina, Kans., Duane :',RVICEABLE er. Charles Wilber of Belleville, They also study botany, agro- ['II WEIGHT BULLS Van Dolsen Dairy Farm.Auct. Walker, sale mgr. and Jilly Shelleyof James- RECORDs June 14 - Household goods & & Sale Mgr. Donald nomy and entomology in addi- -iced . . . $300 to $500 Bowman.Nov. 21- Johnson Hereford town were other category win- tion to state and federal laws antiques in Clay Center, Ks., Aug. 23 - High gradecomplete ners. governing aerial application. GRANT POOLE Mrs. Mildred Lohman. Auct Holstein disnersal sale Farms annual fall sale, Elmer MANHATTAN. KANS, at L. Johnson & Sons, Smolan, Foster Kretz. Falls City, Nebr., Mrs. Wesley mated 4 mi. south of1.101(1 Kansas. rsection, 2 miwest on uell Creek Rd. Ph.PR 641 " CLAY CENTER Reynolds SALES CO.

Sale Barn Hog Sate Every Mondaystarts 1:00 Y -04 ABILENEKANS. All Sales DAY Cattle Sale Every Tuesday Noon12: Start 1:00 pi-, Selling Every rl A DEPENDABLE MARKET JP,1 ED BURT FRIDAY FOR ALL CLASSES OF CATTLE Starts1 :00 D.M. g A LEADING MARKET PLACE Residence EA 54393 A big run of cattle moved through 7 blk strs & bulls385 @ 35.10 FOR HOGS the ring last Friday afternoon. 3 blk wf strs 390 @ 38.60 Kans. Out of state buyers bought the 7 blk strs & bs332 @ 38.80 H. P. ROBBINS, Clay Center, ME 2-3210 bulk of the run at prices that 5 whiface strs 642 @ 34.65 R. A. BRUEGGEMANN, Clay Center, ME 2-2761 looked steady to strong on cows 4 whiface steers 605 @ 34.30 HORACE WARE, Longford, ph. 336-2439 and bulls.50¢ to $1 higher on 10 holstein strs415 @ 29.80 otors,Inc all heifers. A big $1 or more 15 holstein strs770 @ 28.80 Barn Phone ME 2-2$61 higher on holstein steers and 6 holstein strs 890 @ 27.20 CLAY CENTER,KANS. ILE CADILLAC about steady on all other steers. Volume Dealer 3 holstein strs 803 @ 26.60 3 holstein strs 580 @ 27.60 ABILENE, KANS. BULLS 5 pl black strs 846 @ 29.90 bull 1590 @ 25.70 2 black steers 640 @ 33.50 bull 1350 @ 25.50 Hogs 11:00 a.m. bull 950 @ 25.00 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS rclais &witllsivadaf 'JUNE bull 850 @ 25.70 31 black hfrs 403 @ 33.75 Cattle 1p.m. 31 black hfrs 522 @ 32.50 REMEMBER THE NEW TIME OF OUR SALE- III COWS 9 black hfrs 325 @ 32.70 Hog Sale at 11:00 And Cattle Sale at 1:00 P.M. cow 1110 @23.90 3 black heifers446 @ 33.10 1 cow 1070 @22.00 4 black heifers350 @ 32.60 We had another big run of both cattle and hogs. All classes of 26 cattle were up and in strong demand. Butcher hogs wereup 304 14 3 holstein cows 1523 @22.00 ;: 2 1. /:7 12 black hfrs 361 @ 33.60 30 24 2' 26 21 from a week ago with an extreme top of $20.95 on three consign- 21 1 holstein cow 1230 @22.30 33 whiteface hfrs614 @ 31.05 2 holstein cows1530 @21.85 5 whiteface hfrs 538 @ 31.10 ments with the bulk bringing $20.50 to $20.75. We have four 1 holstein cow butcher hog buyers at our sale each week so you can be assured 1440 @21.75 11 whiteface hfrs532 @ 30.90 of top market. Weaning and feeder pigs are in bigger supply with 1 holstein cow1350 @21.85 8 shorthorn hfrs481 @ 31.80 1 holstein cow plenty of buyers for them. Following is a sampling ofour con- 1420 @21.90 5 shorthorn hfrs578 @ 30.60 signments: HEMONTHS 1 cow 1190 @22.30 2 whiface hfrs 530 @ 30.75 TRADING 1 cow 990 @22.00 2 whiteface hfrs530 @ 30.00 FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 5 whiteface steers412 @ 35.50 1 whiteface steer 580 @ 34.75 2 whiteface steers 493 @ 34.60 Went 1 cow 1220 @21.40 L'hevrolet dealers. 6 whiteface hfrs531 @ 30.60 tbi 1 cow 7 whiteface steers573 @ 34.70 trades during 1060 @21.60 5 mixed hfrs 624 @ 29.25 1 red steer HEIFER CALVES ine who quota ofvale 600 @ 33.75 fore than a 2 cows 1060@'21.90 4 black heifers546 @ 29.90 8 whiteface strs 663 @ 32.90 4 whiteface hfrs 282 @36.25 1 cow 1140 @21.80 465 @ 32.60 10 mix wf strs 512 @ 32.60 6 whiteface heifers293 @35.30 12 whiface hfrs 4 blk whifc hfrs 279 @32.50 2 cows 1230 @21.40 2 whiface hfrs 530 @ 31.85 8 whifc strs 692 (a2 32.60 table ...... 8 whiteface steers669 @ 32.20 10 whiteface hfrs 470 @32.40 1 cow 1290 @21.60 8 fl bwf hfrs 555 @ 29.70 4 whiteface hfrs 365 @32.30 steeri! 6 whiface steers 872 @ 31.25 IsmAssion, Power 2 cows 1035 @21.40 30 fl whifc hfrs559 @ 30.00 5 shorthorn steers668 @ 30.75 17 whiteface hfrs 365 @31.95 2 cows 967 @21.55 783 @ 28.20 15 whiteface hfrs 564 @ 30.60 9 whiteface hfrs 484 @31.10 3 wet heifers 5 blk & bwf hfrs 324 @ zsrrvis.....POW.er.steerill` 2 cows 6 black steers 774 @ 30.40 30.75 985 @21.45 3 heiferettes 966 @ 24.80 2 black heifers 368 @ 4 cows 11 whiface hfrs 578 @ 29.60 30.25 $28S 1258 @21.65 960 @ 27.40 door ...... 2 heiferettes 13 black wf hfrs 872 @ 28.25 6 holstein hfrs 420 @29.00 2 cows 1255 @21.60 720 @ 29.00 double nice. .$,,10 2 heiferettes 6 holstein steers 692 @ 25.90 1 cow HOGS & PIGS wagon ...... rsteep; 1120 @21.05 2 heiferettes 960 @ .27.80 aarnission, Powe 1 cow 955 @ COWS 10 hamp fats 232 @ 20.95 21.30 1 heiferette 790 @ 26.80 25 hamp fats 216 @ 20.95 2 cannercows 985 @19.80 770 @ 28.70 2 whifc cows/bull cvs @287.50 1 whiteface hfr 1 whiteface cow/bull cv @262.50 30 mixed fats 210 @ 20.85 5 cannercows 990 @18.80 26 blk whifc hfrs565 @30.80 18 mixed fats 227 @ 20.85 ItEvRoLE'rs 5 canner 1 black cow 1310 @ 22.70 cows 942 @17.80 2 shorthorn hfrs 710 @28.75 1 holstein cow 1310 @ 22.60 1 hamp sow 330 @ 18.80 Ia 7 red sows 410 @ 18.00 1 whiface hfr 670 @29.80 3 whiteface cows1178 @ 22.20 STOCKER 1 hamp sow 530 @ 17.70 ice & FEEDER STEERS 2 whiface hfrs 800 @29.60 1 red boar 2 black BULLS 625 @ 15.90 C. steers 390 @ 39.10 1 whiface hfrs 800 @29.40 1 red feeder 105 @ 20.75 iro of these 6 whiteface 5 shorthorn bulls 966 @ 25.50 strs 468 @ 36.80 1 whiface hfr 890 @28.80 1 whiteface bull 1435 @ 24.10 3 whitefeeders 113 @ 20.10 rant on onesep- any 5 hamp feeders ,arranty ! 21 whitefacestrs 371 @ 38.80 2 blk whifc hfr815 @28.80 1 holstein bull 1470 @ 24.00 101 @ 19.25 19 bl & bwf 1 whiteface bull @410.00 20 white pigs @ 20.50 441 @ 38.60 3 whiface hfrs 756 @29.30 14 white pigs 12 shorthorn 1 whiteface bull @380.00 @ 19.25 OrvilleEmig strs 435 @ 36.60 1 red hfr 750 @28.10 33 mixed pigs @ 17.75 max Chioda-m° 14 shorthorn strs 544 @ 34.50 2 holstein hfrs 860 @26.90 BULL & STEER CALVES 12 mixed pigs @ 16.75 11 blacksteers558 @ 35.00 860 @26.90 1 black steer 205 @ 40.25 49 white pigs @ 15.25 wagon we "r 'ieR`': 2 holstein hfrs ,ginger s I 3 whifc fl 26.40 2 whiteface bull cvs 318 @ 39.50 PO strs 64.6 @ 33.20 2 whiface hfrs 760 @ .nsmission 50 fl b&bwf 30.00 5 black steers 339 @ 38.50 RALEIGH BREEDING, MANAGERS strs 709 @ 32.10 1 whiface hfr 910 @ 6 whiface strs 362 @ 38.10 ...... A DAY 9 black bull cvs 353 @ 37.75 barn 562-3671; home 562-3547 YARDMEN ON DUTY 24 HOURS 2 red steers 285 @ 37.50 Auctioneer: Larry Lagasse, L7, convertible GALL DUDE 47 whiface strs 481 @ 37.25 poWer. For informationREYNOLDS COLLECT Ph. Concordia, Kans. CH 3-1714 insmission, it obligatIon, requests for appraisals at no rBring your 1 whiteface steer 430 @ 36.00 call me or inquiries regarding coming sales, in at any timtime day Power at any time, dayor night. or night; we'll han- LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION msmission, dle them for you at CO 3-3394 LM MARYSVILLE, KANSAS 111 9 Pin - your request. 5 p -l" DUDEREYNOLDS Abilene, 1Kans Sell4tst. M 2 whiteface hfrs 527 @ 31.40 5 blk whifc hfrs 500 @ Auctionvacodup 31.30 o 4 Whiteface hfrs 397 @ OrSeiBluy &DOUG% 31,20 10 black & bwfhfrs [email protected] 4 whiteface hfrs 545 @ [email protected] 31.10 We sold 889 cattle on a good strong 10 whiface steers 34 blk & bwf hfrs [email protected] 12 whiteface hfrs 436 @ @36.25 31,00 market. Our feeding heifers sold 1 whiteface steer 500 [email protected] 4 blk whifc hfrs 400 @ @36.25 1 whiteface heifer 30.10 steady while stocker heifers were 2 black steers 440 @29.00 10 wf & bwf hfrs 4 black heifers 620 546 @29,50 $1 to $2 higher. Feeder steers were 2 black steers [email protected] 6 mixed hfrs 7 whiteface [email protected] 515 @29,55 SW to $1 higher. All killing cows 2 blk whifc strs [email protected] 2 whiteface hfrs 5 blk whifc hfrs [email protected] 525 @29.10 were 50* higher. 2 whiface steers [email protected] 8 whiteface heifers 3 whiface hfrs [email protected] 524 @28,80 5 whifc bulls [email protected] 10 whiface hfrs [email protected] STOCKER & FEEDER CATTLE 5 whiface bulls [email protected] COWS 6 black heifers [email protected] 4 whiface steers [email protected] 4 blk whifc strs [email protected] 1 black cow 3 blk whifc hfrs [email protected] 980 @ 23.10.65 1 whiface steer [email protected] 3 whiteface steers [email protected] 1 shorthorn cow 6 whiface heifers [email protected] 1150 @ 18 mixed steers [email protected] 4 whiteface steers [email protected] 1 holstein cow 1 black heifer [email protected] 22.50 1 whiface steer [email protected] 2 whiteface steers [email protected] 2 red heifers [email protected] 1 black cow 22,30 4 whiface steers [email protected] 4 whiteface steers [email protected] 1 holstein cow 4 black heifers [email protected] 1250 @22.25 2 black steers [email protected] 9 black steers [email protected] 1 black cow 2 black heifers [email protected] 22.20 1 whiface steer [email protected] 4 whiteface steers [email protected] 1 holstein cow 1420 @22.10 4 whiface steers [email protected] 2 whiteface steers [email protected] HEIFER CALVES 1 holstein cow 102@1450222:100 1 spotted steer [email protected] 9 whiteface steers [email protected] 1 whiteface [email protected] 12 whitfc cows 4 whiface steers [email protected] 2 blk whifc strs [email protected] 3 whiteface heifers [email protected] 1 holstein cow 1240 @ 22.10 1 black whifc strst [email protected] 6 black steers [email protected] 1 whiteface [email protected] 1 holstein cow 1500 @ 22.10 12 mixed steers [email protected] 2 whiteface strs [email protected] [email protected] 1 black heifer 1 holstein cow 1385 @ 22,00 9 mixed steers [email protected] 5 whiteface strs [email protected] 7 whiteface [email protected] 1 whiteface cow 55 21,8521 [email protected] 9 black steers [email protected] [email protected] 9 mixed steers 17 whiteface hfrs 2 whiteface cows 105511 9 whiteface strs [email protected] 7 blk & bwf strs [email protected] [email protected] 1 black heifer 1 black cow 880 @ 21.50 2 whiface strs [email protected] 2 whiteface steers [email protected] 5 whiteface heifers [email protected] 1 black cow 1050 @ 21.35 [email protected] 12 whiteface heifers [email protected] 2 blk whifc strs 8 whifc cows/cvs @310.00 2 black whifc strs [email protected] STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 2 blk whifc hfrs [email protected] 3 black cows/cvs @282.00 AT MI[ 21 mixed steers [email protected] 1 blk whifc hfrs [email protected] 4 whiteface hfrs [email protected] 6 whiface cows/cvs @271.00 Ed Ch 2 black steers [email protected] 9 blk whifc hfrs [email protected] 3 blk whifc hfrs [email protected] 2 black cows/cvs @247.50 19mixed steers [email protected] 12 mixed heifers [email protected] 8 blk & red hfrs [email protected] 15 whiface cows/4 cvs @198.00 4 whiteface strs [email protected] 2 whiface heifers [email protected] 4 whiface hfrs [email protected] 6 whiteface heifers @178.00 2 blk whifc strs [email protected] 10 whiface [email protected] 7 black heifers [email protected] Big 4 black steers [email protected] 1 holstein steer [email protected] FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: S 1 holstein steer @ LIVESTOCK COMMISSI 630 26.10 REZAC BARN Cul 1 holstein steer [email protected] St. Marys 437-2999 I,1 Agri 3 mixed steers [email protected] DELAINE REZAC COMPANY St. Marys 437-6266 spokesrm III STEER CALVES Common ELMER IMTHURN another 9 whiface steers [email protected] Maple Hill MI3-2440 St. Marys, duction, 1 whiface steer [email protected] PAUL KRAMER to comp 1 whiface steer [email protected] St. Marys 437-2993 exportr @ 2 whiface bulls 280 37.25 rtant 1 black whiface steer305 @37.00 \uctioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby & Dennis Rezac The F Service Common [1 "promise as the I Central Kansas Most year, Modern Livestock Auction...West Side OfSalina TWO SALESEVERY WEEK mal

MONDAY THURSDAY nNc Hogs & Cattle Cattle Only Hogs sell at 11:00 a.m. followed by Selling starts at 11:00 a.m.Cattle Ike our regular cattlesale as they are will sell in the order they are consign Norton unloaded. ed on the books. lakein far, shoe al rer pike, ace 1 red cow, Lincoln Co. 700 @ 21,15 over, fist Receipts for the week 2400 cattle and 831 hogs. Fat 417 @ 28.75 5 holstein steers, Saline Co. estry, Fi hog top was $21.20 and all classes of cattle selling very 20 black whiteface hfrs, McPherson Co. 724@ 29.35 4 whiteface cows/cvs, Ottawa Co. 0250.00 active - with heifers showing the most advance. 56 whiteface heifers, Saline Co. 605@ 29.15 Sion, HOGS 30 whiteface heifers, Saline Co. 619@ 29.45 218 @ 21.20 School CATTLE 33 holstein steers, Saline Co. 984@ 26.75 11 white hogs, Lincoln Co. though 135 @ 56.00 19 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. 211 @ 21.10 1 whiteface steer, Morris Co. 12 holstein steers, McPherson Co.. 984@ 26.70 222 @ 21.10 ton of 305 @ 40.75 6 white hogs, Saline Co. i 1 blk whifc steer, Cloud Co. 13 black cows/cvs, Saline Co. @285.00 216 @ 21.00 eurred 270 @ 40.25 9 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. i 1 whiteface steer, McPherson Co. 9 black cows/cvs, Saline Co. @270.00 220 0 21.05 4 black whiteface steers, EllsworCo. 421 @ 38.00 2 whiteface cows, Dickinson Co. @270.00 10 mixed hogs, McPherson Co. 1,1)Irs,fis 432 @ 37.70 28 white hogs, Lincoln Co. 225 @ 21.00 t discc 9 whitaeface steers, Dickinson Co. 2 whiteface cows/cvs, Clay Co. @272.50 244@ 20.59 437 @ 37.90 @262.50 17 mixed hogs, Ellsworth Co. 5 whiteface steers, Dickinson 2 whiteface cows/cvs, Ottawa Co. 470 @ 17,90 At tl 8 whiteface steers, Dickinson Co. 545 @ 35.80 4 holstein steers, Saline Co. 303@ 30.75 3 black sows, Lincoln Co. orthern 429 @ 35.90 5 white sows, Rice Co. 516 @ 17.80 7 black steers, Ellsworth Co. 1 whiteface bull, McPHerson Co. 1310@ 25.50 307 @ 18.50 5 whiteface bulls, Lincoln Co. 383 @ 36.15 1 char. bull, Ellsworth Co. 1870@ 25.50 3 black sows, Saline Co. 494 @ 35.40 1 white boar, Ellsworth Co. 330@ 16.00 ge lal 14 char. steers, Dickinson Co. 1 whiteface bull, McPherson Co. @377.50 255 @ 16.50 4 whiteface steers, Saline Co. 556 @ 35.40 1 whiteface bull, Saline Co. 1530@ 25.30 1 hemp boar, Dickinson Co. eek, @ 18.15 eney, 30 whiteface steers, Ottawa Co. 651 @ 34.00 1 holstein cow, Saline Co. 1325@ 22.20 10 red pigs, Ellsworth Co. @ 19.00 27 black steers, Ottawa Co. 638 @ 33.50 1 whiteface cow, Saline Co. 1060@ 22.20 9 mixed pigs, Ellsworth Co. ilford 799 @ 32.80 138 @22.25 60 whiteface steers, Saline Co. 1 whiteface cow, Ellsworth Co. 1225@ 22.10 5 mixed shoats, Ottawa Co. @ 20,25 APPar 38 blk whiface steers, Saline Co. 673 @32.50 1 whiteface cow, Saline Co. 915@ 22.10 6 hamp pigs, Saline Co. @ 18.00 logrepr, 36 whiteface steers, Ottawa Co. 665 @32.90 12 mixed pigs, Saline Co. 8 whiteface cows, Dickinson Co. 1111@ 21.75 @ 20.25 is thelay 23 whiteface steers, Ottawa Co. 681 @33.30 9 hamp pigs, Osborne Co. 1 holstein cow, Marion Co. 1275@ 22.00 102 @25.00 habitat 774 @32.65 c 36 mixed steers, Saline Co. 1 black heiferette, Ottawa Co. 785@ 25.75 15 mixed shoats, Lincoln Co. @ 20,25 Northert 38 black whiteface steers, McPherson Co. 763 @32.90 57 mixed pigs, Rice Co. 21 whiteface steers, Saline Co. 770 @32.40 out flooc 34 black steers, Saline Co. 752 @32.00 aPawhin, 28 shorthorn steers, Saline Co. 707 @32.10 condition 11 mixed steers, Ottawa Co. 789 @32.35 ro survi 809 @32.50 t. 32 whiteface steers, Ottawa Co. :sible, 3 whiteface heifers, Morris Co. 246 @38.00 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 1 whiteface heifer, Saline Co. 220 @36.00 Farmers & Rancho Schoo LAURENCE CLEMENCE gotiation 433 @35.00 9 whiteface heifers, McPherson Co. Abilene Phone CO 3.3091 the 8 whiteface heifers, Ellsworth Co. 330 @34.25 MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN CO. coma 9 black heifers, Ellsworth Co. 408 @32.60 Durham Phone 732-3371 LIVESTOCK COMMISSION reservoir 4 whiteface heiers, Ellsworth Co. 358 @32.75 BOB MUIR ipulate 66 whiteface heifers, McPherson Co. 666 @31.00 Salina Phone TA 3-2963 West on oldUS 40 suitable 23 black whiface hfrs, McPherson Co. 487 @30.60 the MARKET REPORTS 20 whiteface heifers, McPherson Co. 701 @30.60 Barn Phone When it 662 @30.50 Radio Station KSAL, Salina CERTIFIED SALINA, 40 mixed heifers, Saline Co. 6:45 a.m. Every 913 TA 5.0211 Able to 19 black heifers, McPherson Co. 688 @30.50 Monday, Wednesday & Friday AUCTIONEERS: Ater le 5 whiteface heifers, McPherson Co. 539 @31.90 Roger.bhnson KFRM Dean Moore, Lee Remy, 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. nor Uld Bonded Licensed