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Cattle are seldom more difficult to love than when one is trying to lead them. Young 4Hers, who often have a full measure of love in their livestock projects, find their devotion taxed at that tradition of the county fair, the livestock parade, one of the last of the attractions at a fair. Here, some young cattlemen at the Central Kansas Fair at Abilene get some adult shoves to help move some balky critters at the start of /7, the grand parade.

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913TA54)211 Grass & Grain drastic Streets Of GoldTarnished 2 Califortla`7ick currently 7.2 percent. The Bank of August 24, 1971 restore son: There's alittletarnish on thefigured that for every three loads it gold. But nialivI;4. America forecasts that the rate will streets of gold. moved into California two had to restored All not get any better four years from sparkj The Golden State, California,return empty. makesithard forfarmers attraction On which was causing the continent to California passed New York as thenow. The decline in jobs is sym-mortgage their land for to atir, bolized by losses in the film -making financing. tilt westward because of the massnation's most populous state in the Recently bankruptcy '111 and aerospace industries, but it has refereeat migration to its borders for 30 yearslate 1960s. In 1967 alone its net in - Fresno had $46 millionworth of elY touched many other industries. ccid is beginning to untilt. migration was close to a quarter - farmland on his hands.In thepast Moreover, the prospectisthat tint It has now become obvious thatmillion people. But the net gain fell the average was about$1 million. natural growth (excessofbirths 960s more people are leaving Californiafrom 232,000 in 1967 to 187,000 in 1969 The turn of the westwardtilt is not over deaths) will add five timesunanimously viewed sit than are arriving. The state itselfto what appears to be clearly a loss with alarm. UlenSdSerW111:11 more people than there will be new pit hasn't acknowledged theoutflow,this year. Keep in mind that the Many Californians hopethat the but it has regularly revised down- jobs available, out -migration might help mi figures used are state government clear up The ward its early forecasts of continued and many private The nation's highest volume farmtrafficjams,smog, Placed estimates, crowded new -cropwheat 7!,,e growth. guesses are that the state figures areproducer, California now has gravebeaches and tacky housing. pro urt Some private researchers figuregrossly padded. Bank and movingproblemsintheagricultural What appeared to be thanprice nearly in- they did at es economy. As it has in the G&G areasurmountable a the net loss of population actuallyvan figures seem to back this con- problems-bringingAgriculture (I of country, Depart: started last year. The Wells Fargotention. andother parts in water from the mountains Officials Bank estimates that the state lost whenever farm income goes up, to the said Even the state government con- cities' masses and buildingcam- tI farm expenses go up even more. puses 1971 production about 25,000 more residents than itcedes that its early forecasts for a forthe unending otlf-i g linesof tTI gained from other states last year.1980 population of 26 million was too This fact, and the competition ofstudents-now lookmore soluble.progroveramenc, COMparei As telling a statistic as any comesstrong. Recentlythe governmentfarm produce from Mexico, has cutThe water system already 126K.4 million e built or from ot from moving vans. Atlas Van Linesplaced its projections for 1980 toland values rather drastically. Landbudgeted appears capableor taking said in the first quarter of this year itcloser to 23 million. The 1970 federal that ranged from $750 to $1000 andemandin thedecadesahead.bushels shipped out 136 pounds for every 100 acre a few years ago is now being of nevr-eroo census put the state count at slightly Campus growth has sloweddownloan,compared of goods it brought into California. A offered at $600 to $800 an acre. Thatand bushels ors below 20 million. ro'ections have been a year ear4. year ago the figure was 108 pounds Some of the exodus has come from out for 100 pounds coming in. disenchantment. The growth itself Eightyearsago.AtlasVanshas contributed to the smog, clogged highways, overcrowding, and maze GRASS & GRAIN of cheap housing that have made The Mid -Kansas news weekly day-to-daylivingunpleasantfor Published each Tuesday at 1207 Moro, some of the movers. (Box 1009) Manhattan, Kansas, 66502 by Ag Press Inc. Whatever its description as either we got Second class postage paid at Manhattan,sunshine on smog,Californiais Kansas. Subscription: $4 year losing population because it has lost Circulation 14,200 jobs. The unemploymentrateis runPURPLE

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MORKAN ELEVATOR 349-2214 White City MID-CONTINENT ELEVATOR .... CE 8-4177 Junction City How much have yousavei Gl GORDEN MARK ELEVATOR ME 2.3381Clay Center EE AGRICULTURE SERVICE 258-2412 Herington Trust., FLINT HILLS FEED & GRAIN PR 8-5322 Manhattan nNationalBank SE ll MUnio727 Plyntz- Main Bank f EI 66502 PURINA CoiPOr TV Insurance CHOWS j BraallikDepos8itth&H'ust'n MR: All accounts insured to drastically titlxt, Californiaas restore 441, herieDid Good Drivers ComeFrom All Of A Sudden? gold, But rn'anyli, of a suddencarelesscustomers in 31 states, which in- This year, however, there hasdriving as much, and consequentlya factor? There have been driving restored vers got to be good sparkle estorrbile dri eludes all of the G&G area in Kansasbeen a profit of $112 million on un-aren't having as many accidents."education and propaganda efforts attraction 41, a and Nebraska. to derwriting. There's evidence of the latter.for years, with no apparent effect on 'That defies areason and is not Refunds,whichwillapplyto In 1969 and 1970, State Farm-andState Farm said liability claimssafety statistics.It seems unlikely ton why automobilerenewal premiums or be paid by 7 collision at likely the rea many other automobile insurors-were down percent, that all the effort over the years T1S have suddenlycheck for customers not renewing, claims by nearly 10 percent, andwould suddenly bear results in our of Jecident clai was saved a corporate loss with m levels of thelate willvary fromstatetostate, comprehensive claims by 8.5 per-year. 1st plummeted fro income from investments making up Lessot whenirisurance companiesdepending upon loss records. Statefor underwriting losses. cent. Yet, it may be so. Since 1964 three )n. 646°s consistently lost money on claimsFarm said the refunds will range How did such a profit flip-flop take One obvious explanation for themillion persons have taken special not aregularincreaseof from 1 percent to 17 percent. place? improved insurance picture lies withdefensivedriving courses. Some m. Under spite tMn costs The overall profits of an insurance Officials at State Farm, and atrate increases of an average 20research-but not all-suggests that the erniuM been The suddenswitchhas company come from premium in-otherautoinsurancecompaniespercent in the past two years in allsuch courses may lower accident up antlers plaeee, State Farm Mutualcome less losses and overhead, plus new -crop amatized by which report similar changesin states. frequencies by one-third or more. It led which says it is theincome from investments, plus or Some safety features introducedis also possible that the increase in loan price surance Co.. their loss and profit pictures, tried to prok. )bile insurer in theminus additional income and ex- or put into more general use maynumbers with such training may than they gest autom cite several reasons for the tur- in- did 4 ; of State Farm havepenses. For several years State also.Safetybelts,have a multiplying effect. One firm Agriculture nabout, though none by itself wouldhave helped ing Depart, inthe first half of 1971 Farm has saidlosses were ex-seem to solve the riddle. laminated windshields, andwhich requires that its fleet drivers Officials seen so high the said ro,:' ny says it is going to ceeding premium income, by as State Farm president Edwardcollapsible steering columns maytake defensive driving courses says of 1971 at the compa Im- produ and morehan $30 millionto much as $34 million in the first halfRust listed a sluggish economy as a have protected motorists and theirits loss ratio has fallen from 77 the 1114 of governmeRr,i of 1969 and by $8 million in the firstreason for the change in auto claims. pocketbooks as well. percent to 33 percent since 1968. program, licyholders. )1e. compartd The refundskrill go to State Farm half of 1970. "People are staying home more, not The National Safety Council Insurance companies and policy 126.4 million or from fr reports there were 166,000 fewer carholders hope the improvement, Kansas ing reporiel accidents in the first five months ofcontinues. State Farm apparently bushels of ad. new-e19 this year than last. More driving ofdoubtsit. The company made it loan, ILI el 2EAM1 16WE Ayn compared Yr. safer interstate and turnpike routesclear that its $30 million dividend bushels a year earde INTER EST RATES are down, and NEEDS are UP. (5-Zoi may have helped. Death rate on thewas strictly a one-shot deal. a good time to see your FLBA manager. LAND BANK interstatesis2.8 per 100 million Nnvis miles of travel and the rate on )PEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8-5(Closed 12-1) turnpikes is even lower, 2.2. For all 304 Humboldt - 913 776-6931 Home 913 539-8725 roads the average is 4.9. Control African Clay Center - 1:00-3:00 p.m. Tuesday - KM Security Bldg. Moreover, mileage on the safer roads has increased by 70 percent inSwine Fever Federal Lind Bank Association fouryears,whileoverallroad The Agriculture Department says OF MANHATTAN, KANSAS R. Stanley Parsons mileage has increased by only 25the immediate danger of African VING Manager percent. swine fever coming iito the country POTTAWATOMIE RILEY COUNTIES GEARY How about just safer drivers beingfromCubahaslessenedcon- siderably. In July, the department added Cuba to its list of countries where V. V.. V. . A.S.F. exists. Others are France, Italy,Portugal,Spainandall African nations.Strictinspection and decontamination procedures were ordered for all ships, planes, FINANCE CHARGESWAIVED articles and individualsentering from Cuba. on All New and Used Combines A spokesman for the Agricultural until April 1, 1972. Research Service said it appears the Cuban government has A.S.F. well under control. More than 400,000 hogs and pigs have been slaughtered in the Cuban A.S.F. eradication campaign, ac-

. ' to reports passed on to U.S...... TUNITY officials, the spokesman said. No outbreaks of the disease have been reported in Cuba for more than a month. No other cases of A.S.F. have been . . .MF 510 COMBINE reported in the western hemisphere AT SOLID GOLD SAVINGS outside of Cuba, the official said. An intensive program to prevent entry intoMexicoisbeingconducted OPP OFtTU N ITV there. to save big on MF combines duri MF Golden Opportunity LEG INJURIES AFTER CAUGHT IN HAY BALER Days SENECA-Timothy Haug, son of OPPOtTUNITY Mr. and Mrs. Vernice Haug of to g?.t top crop saving harvest Vermillion, suffered injuries to his efficiency with your choice of right leg when it became caught in a fa mc His MF Quick -Attach Com- 1St lat." hay baler on the Haug farm south- bines. west of Baileyville last week. He was OPPOlITUNITY treated at the Seneca hospital and to b?at the price squeeze. Buy transferred to the KU Med Center. nowand save.

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AS665" ranc eralDeposit t.. COW POKES FARMERS OUTLOOK 4 Grass& Grain L.H.Simerl August 24, 1971 it lllll 113 lllllll 11111111111 llllllll 1111111111111111111111 ,r tt harvested for grain was estimated at about 48.5 million acres, which Where Do Feed would be up 4.2 million from 1970.) The acreage planted in soybeans was estimated at 43.6 million -only Acres Come From ? 300 thousand more than a year ago. Farmers also planted 11.2 million Theregular USDA monthly Actually, more farmers par-acres of barley -800 thousand more /1 report, crop production, was issuedticipatedintheFeed -Grainthan inthe previousyear. Hay on August 11 -long after this letterProgram this year than last. But inacreage was estimatedat63.6 went to press. Consequently, we do1970, the average acreage signed formillion -up only 400 thousand from diversion was 43 percent of the base. not know what the forecasts were for 1970. rAi corn, sorghum grain, and soybeans.The 1971 figure was only 20 percent. Surprisingly, perhaps, oat plan- But judging from past experience,Acreage diversion dropped to thistingstotaledonly21.9million many farmers will be sure that thelevel because there was no paymentacres -2.6 millionlessthanlast estimates are too high. for diverting more than 20 percent inyear. For example, some think that thethe 1971 program. Summary acreagefiguresforcorn(and The increase in crop acreage this The amount of land diverted under sorghum grain,ifthey seetheyear is considerably less than thethe Feed -Grain Program has been figures) are too large. They ask,reduction in set -aside acreage.reduced by 20.8 million acres, and "How was it possible for farmers toAccording to the USDA survey andoat plantings were cut 2.6 million increase corn acreage 12 percent?report the first of July, farmersacres. These two decreases total 23.4 planted 74.7 million acres of corn. Where did the extra 7.5 million acres million acres. "New, he didn't hurt come from?" This is only 7.5 million acres more his selfjumpin' On the other hand, the increases in off fhe', The Reason Why than was planted last year. (The that tree, butwhen it falls the plantings of corn, sorghums, I can't 41 Many farmers know the answer:acreage expected to be harvestedwheat, soybeans, and barley, plus whatshape ororr' he'll bein!" Most of the increase in corn acreagefor grain was estimated at64.5the hay cut, totaled only 17.2 million came from land that was held idlemillion -up 7.1 million from 1970.)acres -6 million less than the Farmers also planted 20.7 million NEW BUSINESS under the Government Feed -Grain reductioninoatsanddiverted COIN Program in 1970. Last year, farmersacres in sorghum -3.4 million more For the 1970's For a acreage. The USDA regularly keeps ppy signed -uptodivert39.5million than last year. (Probably only abouttabs on 59 different crops. The total acres; this year, only 18.7 million16.6 million acres will be harvestedfor these crops planted this year was acres. Most of the difference, 20.8for grain -2.9 million more than aestimated at 314 million acres. The million acres, was land available foryear ago.) Wheat acreage totaled DataProcessingEs 1970 figure was 301 million acres. 7 planting corn, sorghum grain, 54.4 million acres -4.8 million more or L.H. Simerl some other crop. than last year. (The amount to be Legal Secretarial ("inv. of Illinois Fashion Merchant; MedicalSecretali; Generalsecrete!. BusinessAdmin, When you have a mattress problem Facts Against Management Consult the experts Higher Accoun:-; AT 4 4 Further Federal WHO ATTENDS? MANHATTAN MATTRESS CO. High School Pre -College Grads 4-Yr. College it Headquarters For Fine Bedding Pay Raises High School Business Grads Jr. College Ingo Data that cc jeopardize future Returned Vets on GI Bill Mature Women pay raises for federal. workers has APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR BIG SAVINGS been compiled by the government. SEPTEMBER ENROLLMENT. Limited A Commerce Department study Save Time.and Money -Study only Business Subjem- "We make and service everything here - shows that the average civil servant No Unrelated Subjects -National Free Placement

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414 South 4th Phone 778-5302 more than the average private in- lllllll dustry employee. Yes, I'm interested in the programmarked above, Sr The study shows that a federal New Bulletin with information onCourses, Governx: worker's pay jumped about 12 per Loans,Housing, Civil Service, SocialActivities. Wri!e, cent, from $9,442 to $10,597. Private Call,or Visit the School NOW. industry wages averaged $7,462, up Age 5.5 per cent. Name Absolutely the Address Phone Meanwhile, the pay of state and local government employees rose 8.1 lowest priced... per cent to an average of $7,818. . The figures could buttressthe growingNixonadministration resistanceto giving federal em- ployees raises in the near future. President Nixon has threatened to veto legislation that could boost the OK! pay of blue-collar employees. TheheadoftheOfficeof Management and Budget, George Schultz,hassaid,thatinhis estimation government white collar employes have reached, if not ex-,oLymp ceeded,comparability withtheir colleagues in private industry. ...new special -edition Ford is the lowest - The Commerce Department study W11111 priced full-size pickup with independent is not broken down by type of work, front suspension. Special trim, special and presumably includes the postalI OUTSIDE paint, special foam seats. system, whose workers last year got For openers. d s the oily pickup xrfth raises of more than 14 per cent. not oneout Iwo iron: axlesfor a These should not be included in smoother. oarlikeride.ll'sthe only pickup wan radius rods.to hold align- calculations of the merits of future ment betterll's got the oomies1 cab of any pickup today. The oickup box, is increases for the General Schedule welded. not lust bolted. And this "spe- cial" includes Things like loam seals. and Wage Board employees. Sports Custom door Inn. bright drip Nonetheless, the commerce study rails. much morel Your CDOICe of 6V2 - WE'RE STOCKED UP -PRICED DOWN ON ALL PICKUPS. Our Camper SpeCials have or 8.11. box. And it's priced tower than a Do truck's leehtype mar songs. .pope does seem to suggest that, because any comparable truck today' wring fog tophimg, lwavy.duty hatters. mere. the average government worker won increases more than double raises granted the average private Prices start lower industry employee, raises at this RECOMMENDED0 time are more warranted in private industry than in government. at your Ford Dealer's raw woo!) SOUTH BEST PLACE OVERPAINT REM Trimmell Ford FOR NEGRO TO LIVE I The best place for a Negro to live Phone 316 767-5199 in the U.S. is in the South, not the COUNCIL GROVE, KS. North. So said James Meredith, the Black whose entry intothe Gallo Long -McArthur, Inc. University of Mississippi in 1962 was.11Only'65° It thestartofmajorfederalin- Phone 913 123-2237 tervention toopenpublicac- SAUNA, KANSAS commodations to Negroes. A recent Gallup pollindicatesthat by a Wholesale3_82446 &Retail of 5th & Ash Wamego Motors, Inc. margin of5-3,both blacks and Corner Ks. 5011no, Rhone 913 456-9567 whites tend to agree that there is a WAMEGO, KANSAS better life for the Negro in the South than in any other part of the country. 1111111111111111111111111101 last year. BY Ace The expected 80 bushel per acre Grass & Grain oreCropRecords InFallProspect, yield tops the previous high of 75 5 record largewheat croplargest since 1932. bushels per acre in 1968. ith a was essentially completed by mid- Southern corn leaf blight has been August 24, 1971 bin and exceptional Expected soybean production of23 July. dy in the reported in 38 counties in the eastern peasforfallcrops, 1971 million bushels if realized will be the Milo Forecast be a bountiful crop yearState's secondbestandhay half of Kansas but damage thus farto total 5,079,000 tons, 24 percent mises to Sorghum grain productionis has been rather limited. abovelastyear.Pasturefeed farmers, according toproduction of 5.1 million tons theforecast at 227,248,000 bushels, over Kansas Crop and Livestockfourth largest. Other Crops condition on August 1 was 83 percent Kansas 11/2 times the 1970 output and one- Barley production is estimated atof normal, 3 points above the 10 -year rting Service. A wet, cool July over most of thefourth more thantheprevious the 1971 wheat cropstatewasfavorable 7,320,000 bushels, 3 percent above aaverage. of August 1, forcroprecord crop of 1969. year ago and the largest crop since estimated at arecord high 313development. The 4,058,000 acres expected to be1964. The barley yield of 40 bushels .n bushels,2 percent more than Kansas wheat production in 1971 isharvested for grain is 14 percent in 1952. estimated at 312,605,000 bushels, 5 per acre was a new high. previous record larger than last year. Yield per acre The oat crop of 10,948,000 bushelsNew Drug To sorghum grain cropof 227percent above 1970. is expected to equal the record of 56 prospecton was 7 percent more than a year ago. onbushelsin Yieldper acre averaged34.5 bushels set in 1969. high, Yield per acre was 46 bushels, 5 gust 1 wouldalso set a new bushels, 1.5bushelsabovethe Corn Prospect Fight Internal 105millionprevious high recorded last year. bushels above the previous record. theanticipated Corn productionisforecast at The State's rye production totaled crop would betheHarvest of the State's 9,061,000 acres104,880,000 bushels, one-third above helcorn 2,530,000 bushels, up one-third fromCattle Parasites 10 -month oel. Maio. S. Jewell Repebtic Washingion .1.00 N.moho last year and largest since 1962. MANHATTAN -A Cleraw 945- at # !lir"; -5- 25t, 6-#5, 3 239 .3.3c, 3f'/ 3. 256 Si A.5g0 , 34 Soybean production is expected toproject bythreeresearchers 95 wt "S4 total 23,244,000 bushels, up sharplyKansas State University, Cloud Ponowolornielarks. .6.2y Manhattan, has yielded evidence se... m,. Graham Rooks Osborne Mitchell Riley from last year but slightly below the C 32- Clay / 0 .73V 39 that will help Kansas stockmen and 07i2 7 3. Scc> 779 6.720 277.2 7ff Jeffers. record 23,925,000 bushel crop har- 546 -g of:J- veterinarians in combating internal 0.0.0 vestedin1968.Yieldper acre 39 Show ee 3 37 39 Umoln 34.0 34 .3V 55 prospectsareforarecord26parasites in cattle. Logan .s'0 wAr.. Gore 7,429 Russell Frockson The significance of the KSU study 3 4,c.e, 3.3 - 0 7ga. 456 bushels. 2 344 -3 .84c /../07 .we I 3b.0 3J4 q Saline 3fe "0 .31 Osage A drybeancrop of 88,000 cwt. isis that "we now have another drug to ENwor J Marri Wobounse a39 3, 3/a War, fight internal parasites in cattle. If :43 25'1 32-.3.0.2/ 1.3/4 Lyon &I* Franklin expected, about two -fifthsof last self jumpin' off On, 1 Rosh Barton -1 -3/ 37 .570 .sco the 7/: year's and smallest since 1964. parasites develop a resistance to one 949592 .6c 6.3'13. 3/ MOIIM 30' Chose 39 it fallsI Rim 3,,,qt 3i? 34 - 1971 drug, veterinariansliketo have can't prom 6.061 ca.y Popcornacreagein is 3J- /aV Anders. Linn So far, 2.,575,' estimated at 8,700 acres planted andanother drug available. e he'll be in!" Ze. Pawnee 3 .73H'.4&/ Kearny Finney Hodg.mo S 9.67 Stafford I 3e :37 8,200 acres for harvest, the largest inwe've found both drugs to be equally 5096 Reno homey 3Yr 39 5.,;;;4 '1/ 37 3.34b6.6140 9.6 effective." 5%,e6 seller Woods.Alien 5 years. 543 LESS COURSE Gmy 3' 4,/ aYac 39c .732? Sugar beet production is indicated That isthe assessment of Dr. 5,t.:16" Sedgerek 39 'If Stanley E. Leland Jr., professor of 0,2 BETTER JOB SOO \. 3;-3 33. Non 351 at 640,000 tons, moderately below 3c! 336' 4, wk.,. Neosho Maga f6; - Kingman 4/ last year but still the State's thirdparasitology and acting head of 2.731 ;14343.353 6.220 Elk /.363 "a EMPLOYABLE Ells, ,54 infectious diseases at K -State, 3/ 3, ty '710 largest crop. 31- Meade !Clark Barber Sumner Cowley 33 30 30 MseMgornwy Labelle following a comparison of Computerff161 37 Prospective commercial apple &mord 33.4.5- s/.34- Comanche Hooper /0.7.06- 3.626 /.56o Thiabendazole, "very commonly Data Frocessin:'::- .711 J.335-Z.:2C/ r .5.55 7 production is 15 million pounds and Airline Secreir 0 used by Kansas cattle producers," Automation Seca} 4' peach production 5.8 million pounds. .2.3 3; 3/ 15 .24 -39 with Levamisole, a new drug for Legal Secretarial Hay production in 1971 is expected Fashion Merchant worming cattle. Medical Secreted Collaborating with Leland in the General Secreted Business Adminitv project were Dr. Homer K. Caley, K - Management State extension veterinarian, and Higher Accouel.: Dr. Robert K.Ridley,assistant professor of infectious diseases. NTENDS? In addition to this project, K -State lrads 4-Yr. College parasitologists in the department of infectiousdiseasesareassisting Is Jr. College Trude Mature Women Kansas stockmen on a continuing basis by conducting survey work, IEING ACCEPTED FOR drug evaluation, vaccine develop- (ENT. Limited E ment and studying economic results -Study only Basins MO of these and other problem areas, -Na Free Placement Leland noted. ur SCHOOL He said the comparison of the two 11ACKIIG BUSINESS01tional drugsbythe KSUCollegeof Veterinary Medicine research team Kan. 67401Ph. 91318230 a, was made on a herd of 196 Herefords ...... Sot marked above. in Rice County near Lyons. B program "The two drugs do not work in the nation onCoursedGoer Activities. tit same way. Both compounds remove mice, Social some of the same worm species but NOW. Ate each also removes different species. The study is providing veterinarians Phone in Kansas with additional know-how so that they may be of greater service to cattle producers. "Internal parasites can be an economic burden to stockmen. However, parasitism is not usually as serious a condition on feedlots as it is with cattle fed on pasture land. "Fortunately, we don't get the deaths from parasites in cattle that we used to get. In fact, we shouldn't get any atallbecauseofthe availableremedies.Cattlein general don't suffer as severely as do other large animals such as m IINew utility tractors horses and sheep. But parasites are still an economic problem," Leland NNew big diesels -withmore power, lessnoise, less smoke explained. He pointed out that young calves New big Hydros fed on grass can develop worm in- )E Hydro fections causing retarded growth. New wide choice ofgas, diesel, turbo, non-turbo, gear drive and I Two new cabs -with and without air conditioning NNew IH ISOMOUNT isolators to reduce vibration Kids Rodeo At New operatingease and comfort Wabaunsee Fair More choice,more productivity, moretractor value -now ALMA -DaroldMarlow,the Wabaunsee county agent, seldom misses an opportunity to have a kids MENDED rodeo. A county fair rodeo was held Go IHRed with the fair here and included such events as stick horse race, girls goat ABILENE tie, and cockle burr roping, in ad- HERINGTON WAKEFIELD Auld Chevrolet Co. Engel Motors dition to some of the more common Pioneer Service & Sales events. HANOVER COUNCIL GROVE BELLEVILLE Among the winners at the rodeo Macha-Revere Chapman's on US 81 Hanover Impl. Co. were Lillis Heldenbrand, MINNEAPOLIS JUNCTION CITY Manhattan; Glen Swartz, Alta MA R YSV I LLE Chapman Imp!. Co. Mohn Imp!. Co. 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While Kansas produced a record Now, however, she can installaCandlewax Stains when there is a warm fall. whole -house central vacuum system wheat crop this year, some growers Damage is normally light when which has five times the clean-up To remove candlewax stains fromdid not fare as well as others. volunteer does not emerge until a tablecloth, place the stain between Claude King, Dr. Charles Niblett, power of individual floor -care ap-clean August. Considerable volunteer is pliances to pull alt the pollution from whiteblottersorseveral andDr.JohnSchafer,plant layers of facial tissues andpress anticipated next year, so contebl fine-grained dust to heavy debris upwith a warm iron. Then sponge with pathologistsatKansasStateefforts will have to be increased. to one inch in diameter into a single University, point out a considerable spot for easy occasional disposal.a grease solvent. King, Niblett and Schafer point out amount of wheat was lost due tothatthevarietiesBisonand th Best of all, air is never recirculated infection by wheat viruses. and the home gets progressively Triumph have some resistance to cleaner. After early surveys, the KSU plantwheat streak, but are inadequate To keep clean rugs, upholstery,Need Correct Chair pathologists predicted losses of $6under severe infection. drapes, hard surface floors, walls It is easier to iron while seated. million due to soil borne mosaic Kansas wheat growers also may andevenoutdoorpatios, theHowever, itis important that thevirus and $4 million due to wheatplant late and avoid planting in homemaker simple attaches a singlechair that supports your back is ofa streak mosaic virus. fields next to fields of millet or hairy feather -weight wand and hose to aheight that permits you touse the With wheat in the bin, they nowgame grass, which serve as hosts of much pollutiondoesthenearby wall outlet, which turns on same arm movements as whenyou feel the losses were greater becausethe virus. veragefouremerfamiIyiow automatically. No more luggingare standing. the cool, damp spring that produced heavy appliances from room to record wheat yields also favored fine dirt alone, upwards of sixroom. development of the viruses. jshels-ad"particulatei discharge" Dirt of all description is pulled to a In experiments performed in a uivalent to afleet of a dozen over - central collector. Since the collectorPrevent Yellowing Steelmakers Shave Food trailer trucks. is installed away from the living heavilymosaic -infestedfieldat To keep lace from yellowing, store KSU's Newton experimental field, Up until nowthe homemaker hasarea in basement, utility room orit in a cool, dry place. Do not fold Price For Cars Ceded a wholebattery of tools and the soil borne mosaic -resistant iLE closet, operation of the system istightly. When it is a very large piece Major steel producers, other than 7pliancestohandle this "output"-silent-even cutting noise pollution, variety Shawnee yielded an average vacuum cleaners, of lace, lay tissue paper between the the Bethlehem Steel Corporation, Toms, permitting clean-ups at any hour. Iffolds to prevent creases. of40percentmorethanthehave proposed to ship metal to ROGRESS- a small valuable is picked up by susceptiblevarieties-Gage, mischance,itcan quickly be Parker, and Scout. automobile manufacturers after PaperBack 25c - 35c Dec.1 without charging the auto 50c - 75c retrieved undamaged from the Where soil borne mosaic was light 'RICES ON All collector. Because the collector isBelt Hanger at the Newton field, the resistantcompanies the publicly announced Books bagless, power is never reduced by varieties produced yields com-higher prices scheduledtotake the dust load and frequent container To make a handy belt hanger for a effect on that date. argest Stock parabletosusceptiblevarieties. k(S IN STM changes with resultant spillage areclothes closet, screw cup hooks into Bethlehem's action-whenit In Town eliminated. a wooden coat hanger on each side, Yieldsinbushelsperacrefor resistant varieties were: Chanute,announced that it would defer the 8 A central vacuum system is easilyspacing them alternately. per cent increase oncold -rolled 64;Pronto, 69;Satanta,63, and University installed in the older home as well as sheetsuntil k,,410014 in the house under construction, with Shawnee, 75. Feb. 1, 1972-was Book Store an average of five outlets giving full Susceptible varieties and yieldstriggered by its refusal to go along with this policy N. Manhattan Manhattan coverage of all interior space. Clean Rugs were:Centurk,72;Parker,70; of quietly Scout,65, and Triumph, 63. Thediscounting from the published. EROUR Between Washings plant pathologists urge farmers withprice. To clean scatter rugs between soil borne mosaic infested fields to According to industry sources, the UO4VET approach to the auto manufacturers SAVE washings, put them in the drier and considerplantingone of the IRANI WITH see how much fresher they look and resistant varieties to avoid losseswas made by several steel concerns NEW how much dust is removed by the next year. shortly after the Aug. 1 settlement )R A EE lint catcher. withthe United Steelworkers of ELECTRONIC The wheat streak mosaic virus STEREO was especially severe in Barton,America on a new, three-year labor agreement. Stereo Radio EIGHING Ellis,Finney,Gove,and Rush Model 425 0 IlkAldk= 111111.1-h Cleans Lamp Bases counties,where there was con- honograph siderable volunteer wheat prior toROBERT ROTH, GREEN, 1,1991 Glassor ceramic lamp bases e Held Sept seeding last fall. HAS TOP CLAY HOG Or Older You'll never waste costly feed with an clean easily when they are sprayed 3 Years The volunteer wheat resulted from CLAY CENTER-Robert Roth of Register Arts -Way425 or 325 and theoptional with one of the liquid glass cleaners. hail damage prior to harvest, andGreen had the champion market hog Miter Jo newArts -Way Electronic Scale. Polish the bases dry. For Lube Oil Ends provided a reservoir of virus andattheClayCountyFair.The rationguesswork. You weigh each mites(the vector)toinfectthe champion was a purebred Hamp- base Necessary Ingredientelectronically as it goesinto newly seeded fields. Losses in in- the mixer. shire, sired from the herd of Jim There's no waste of protein or supplement.And Sturdier Beads dividual fields ranged from 30-80Yearout, Emporia. David McIntosh you canweigh exact rations out to your animals. percent, indicating the destructiveof Oakhill had the reserve cham- Come in and see it in action! A little strain on a string of beads is not likely to break them if they are potential of the wheat streak mosaicpion. strung with elastic thread. Distributed by T -L Irrigation, Hastings, Nebr. Blot Spills ALEXANDER'S SEPTEMBER FREE LANDING IMPLEMENT MEINHARDT IMPLEMENT When linoleum -covered floors are RAGTIME BAND Beloit Wamego TIRESW ITH splashed, drop a piece of paper towel over the spill at once. The towel will 10 -15 NEW5 NNENBURG to. . . 56 OR IMPLEMENT DAVIES IMPLEMENT absorbthemoisture and make CAR Holton Hiawatha cleaning easier. Quick action may prevent a serious accident. 31,1971) ay UntilAug. 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Open Evenings 2nd & Houston Ylau Until 9:00 !law LON MANHATTAN,KANSAS M, 2 Phone 913778-3525 Ceti SALE EVERY STARTING TIME Manhattan Commission Co. 12:00 NOON Frank Florence, Alta Vista We had a largerim of cattle at our sale last Thursday, 1 wf str 390 @ 38.30 Elmer Woody, Paxico 7 b k hfrs 457 @ 33.00 London Harness, Dunlap 5 blk strs 484 @ 38.30 London Harness, Dunlap 2 blk hfrs 437 @ 33.00 August 19,With agood number of out-of-state buyers local buyers making a market stronger Bill Washington, Manhattan 5 wf strs 401 @ 38.10 Ira Post, Waterville 3 wf hfrs 540 @ 32.90 along with our Lester Pauley, Manhattan 2 blk sirs 465@ 38.10 Heidel Brothers, Manhattan 3 wfhfrs 567 @ 32.90 cattle offered. Frank Florence, Alta Vista 26 wf strs Byron Tate, Waterville 4 wf hfrs 445 @ 32.80 on allclasses of 526 @ 38.00 expecting another good runof cattle for our Robert Sommer, Alma 8 blk strs 502 @ 38.00 James Lauer, Westmoreland 2 blk hfrs 512 @ 32.70 We are coming Thursday, August26. If you have cattle Peat & Leathers, Manhattan 4 blk strs 466 @ 38.00 Robert Sommer, Alma 1 brocf hfr565 @ 32.70 sale this Roger Hinkle, Barnes 1 brocf str 395 @ 37.90 Raymond Hafenstine, Alma 2 blk hfrs 360 @ 32.60 ready to besold, bring them in, or call us. We will have Waugh Estate, Eskridge 9 wf strs 551 @ 37.90 Russell Woofta, Maple Hill 3 blk hfrs 462 @ 32.50 James Lauer, Westmoreland buyers for yourcattle.. 9 bwf strs 565 @ 37.90 Charles Olson, Alta Vista 14 wf hfrs 524 @ 32.40 Following is apartial listing of the sale last Thursday: Herman McNeal, Dwight 16 blk strs 549 @ 37.85 Peat & Leathers, Manhattan 1 blk hfr 410 @ 32.40 Elmer Woody, Paxico 15 blk strs 479 @ 37.80 Herman McNeal Dwight 4 blk hfrs 526 @ 32.30 STOCKER & FEEDERSTEERS Cecil Yadon, Council Grove 1 wf str 435 @ 37.80 Floyd Krauss, Westmoreland 2 blk hfrs 457 @ 32.30 Council Grove 4 wf strs 583 @ 36.80 Charles Olson, Alta Vista 5 wf strs 463 @ 37.75 Herman McNeal, Dwight 7 blk hfrs 528 @ 32.20 Cecil Yadon, Westmoreland 1 blk str 580 @ 36.80 Bill Washington, Manhattan 4 bwf/broc s 445 @ 37.70 Myron Lund. Leonardville 3 wf hfrs 526 @ 32.10 Danny Cravens, 15 blk sirs 583 @ 36.50 Peat & Leathers, Manhattan 8 blk sirs 540 @ 37.70 E.L. Davis, White City 1 wf hfr 495 @ 32.10 Lester Pauley,Manhattan Eskridge 3 wf/bwf strs 575 @ 36.30 Charles Olson, AltaVista 20 wf strs 562 @ 37.60 Lester Pauley, Manhattan 8 blk hfrs 513 @ 32.10 Melvin Hughes, I 0 dels Manhattan 1 wf str 600 @ 35.80 R.L. Turner, Paxico 21 wf strs 517 @ 37.60 Conrad Soelter, Alma 3 mixed hfrs 455 @ 32.10 Heidel Brothers,Waterville4 wf strs 643 @ 35.60 Dwight E. Burgess, Wamego 1 bwf strs 49E ca t7 mrs Ira Post, Waterville 1 wf hfr 435 @ 32.10 Byron Tate, Council Grove 1 wf str 575 @ 35.30 E.L. Davis, White City 13 wf strs 552 @ 37.60 Myron Lund, Leonardville 2 bwf hfrs 442 @ 32.00 Cecil Yadon, 9 wf strs 665 @ 35.20 Raymond Heine, Alma 7 wf strs Byron Tate, Waterville 2 wf/rn hfrs 565 @ 32.00 E.L. Davis, WhiteCity 576 @ 37.60 Eskridge 6 wf hrnstrs656 @ 35.20 Floyd Kraus, Westmoreland 3 b/bwf strs 530 @ 37.60 E.L. Davis, White City 10 wf/bwf hf 551 @ 31.90 Melvin Hughes, 4 wf strs 605 @ 35.20 Junior Breymeyer, Wamego 2 wf strs 455 @ 37.50 Myron Lund, Leonardville 1 bwf hfr 540 @ 31.80 )ERBIRD Ira Post, Waterville Maple Hill 1 wf str 595 @ 35.10 R.L. Turner, Paxico 9 wf strs 503 @ 37.40 R.L. Turner, Paxico 1 bwf hfr 495 @ 31.50 Howard Deiter, 4 wf strs 631 @ 35.10 Byron Tate, Waterville Albert Heison, Manhattan 2 wf/bwf hf 402 @ 31.40 Toothaker Brothers,Wheaton 9 wf strs 511 @ 37.40 Manhattan 8 blk strs 618 @ 35.00 R.L. Turner, Paxico 1 wf str 405 @ 37.25 Jean Lierz, Vliets 1 char hfr 520 @ 31.30 Louis Bertwell, Herman McNeal, Dwight Bob Lake, Manhattan 1 blk hfr 490 @ 31.00 Eddie Meinhart, Paxico 3 wf strs 663 @ 34.90 5 blk strs 545 @ 37.20 4 blk strs 637 @ 34.90 Conrad Soelter, Alma 2 wf strs ToothakerBrothers, Wheaton 1 bwf hfr 545 @ 31.00 Bill Cravens, Westmoreland 508 @ 36.80 Westmoreland 1 blk str 605 @ 34.90 Bill Cravens, Westmoreland 5 blk strs 541 @ 36.80 R.L. Turner, Paxico 1 bwf hfr 490 @ 30.90 Danny Cravens, R. L. Turner, Paxico 1 red str Earl Evans, Alma 2 wf hfrs 542 @ 30.30 Tom Sleinkyer, Wamego 2 wf/bwf str 625 @ 34.90 465 @ 36.75 1 wf str 665 @ 34.80 Peat & Leathers, Manhattan 5 char sirs 564 @ 36.70 Raymond Hafenstine, Alma 6 b/brocf hf 550 @ 30.30 E. J. Meinhardt, Paxico Chet Mercer, Dunlap 1 red hfr 435 @ 30.30 Raymond Hafenstine, Alma 5 blk strs 626 @ 34,80 Jim Moloney, Junction City 2 b/brocf str 560 @ 36.30 Laurence Schweir, Belvue Tom Sleinkyer, Wamego 1 wf hfr 490 @ 30.30 M.J. Ridder, Westmoreland 3 wf srst @ 34.60 4 wf strs 570 @ 36.30 2 bwf strs 607670@ 34.40 Ira Post, Waterville, 1 wf str 465 @ 36.20 Jul is Umschied, Jr. St. George 1 ayrshire hf 290 @ 30.25 Floy Moloney,White City Eskridge 16 mixed strs587 @ 34.20 Elmer Woody, Paxico 1 blk str 540 @ 36.10 James Lierz, Vliets 1 brocf hfr530 @ 30.20 Calvin lmmenschuh, Cliff Raub, Jr., Blaine 1 bwf hfr 495 @ 30.10 Vernon Falter, Alta Vista 13 wf/bwf str 761 @ 34.10 Robert Sommer, Alma 1 wf str 520 @ 36.10 1 Elmer Woody, Paxico 7 blk sirs Elmer Woody, Paxico (bad eye) 1 blk hfr 395 @ 30.00 Edgar Baker, Wamego blu rn str 610 @ 34.10 555 @ 36.00 32 mixed strs671 @ 34.00 Byron Tate, Waterville 4 b/bwf strs570 @ 36.00 Howard Deiter, Maple Hill 1 blk hfr 485 @ 30.00 Raymond Heine, Alma Loren Johnson, Frankfort Julio Umschied, Jr., St George 1 hoist hfr 555 @ 30.00 Laurin Dettmer, Green 3 mixed strs 738 @ 33.95 1 wf str 480 @ 35.90 Louis Anderson, Council Grove 1 bwf str 670 @ 33.90 Elmer Woody, Paxico 1 blk str 535 @ 35.80 BULLS Howard Deiter, Maple Hill Las Elmer Woody, Paxico 5 blk strs 609 @ 33.60 14 blk strs 557 @ 35.80 Edgar Baker, Wamego 1 bwf bull 615 @30.50 2 bwf strs 720 @ 33.60 Myron Lund, LeonardWIle 1 bwf str 460 @ 35.80 Denny Burgess, Wamego 2 wf bulls 515 @29.70 Edgar Baker, Wamego Floy Moloney, White City Vernon Falter, Alta Vista 2 wf strs 617 @ 33.50 2 wf strs 495 @35.75 Melvin Hughes, Eskridge 1 wf hrn bull1530 @29.00 v car 1 wf str 725 @ 33.50 Louis Anderson, Council Grove1 bwf str 570 @35.70 Beckhard Brothers, Clifton 1 char bull1250 @28.40 Tom Steinberger, Wamego Loren Johnson, Frankfort Calvin lmmensckuh, Eskridge 25 mixed strs664 @ 33.40 3 wf strs 568 @35.60 Leonard Moyer, Junciton City 1 wf bull 1460 @28.00 Conrad Soelter, Alma 1 bwf str 485 @35.60 Howard Deiter, Maple Hill 1 blk str 660 @ 33.40 R.L. Turner, Paxico 1 vvf bull [email protected] Art Nelson, Manhattan 1 blk str 410 @35.60 5 WI strs . 694 @ 33.40 Mark Umschied, Jr., St. George 1 hoist bull 1355 @27.60 Earl Evans, Alma Robert Carroll, Alta Vista 5 b/bwf strs 509 @35.60 Cliff Raub.. Jr., Blaine 1 bwf str 670 @ 33.30 Delmar Maike, Alma 1 blk bull 1200 @27.50 Beckard Brothers, Clifton 1 wf str 425 @ Raymond Hafenstine, Alma 5 blk strs 710 @ 33.30 35.50 Ken Anderson, Council Grove 3 wf strs 561 @35.30 Art Nelson 1 wf str 775 @ 33.30 COWS junior Breymeyer, VVamego (spot)1 wf str 490 @35.25 Earl Evans, Alma 26 b/bvvf strs 623 @ 33.25 Julis Umscheid, Jr., St. George 1 ayrshire 600 @27.80 Roy Burkhard, Olsburg 1 bwf str 530 @ Victor Lungren, Wamegn 1 wf str 595 @ 33.20 35.20 Ira Post, Waterville 1 wf cow 805 @24.50 Jim Moloney, Junction City 1 blk str 490 @ 35.10 Wm. Schu Itz, Alma 30 mixed strs793 @ 33.20 Ray Smith, Alta Vista 1 blk cow 835 @23.50 Floyd Moloney, White City m Dwight E. Burgess, Wamego 1 bwf str 605 @ 33.10 2 blk strs 450 @ 35.10 Donald Harper, Vermillion 1 blk cow 790 @23.30 2 wf strs Galen Bosse, Wheaton 2 wf strs 750 @ 33.10 Robert Carroll, Alta Vista 492 @ 35.10 Delmar Maike, Alma 1 hoist cow 1260 @23.20 holce Shirley Lierz, Vliets 1 rn str 585 @ 33.00 Junior Breymeyer, Wamego (spot) 1 wf str 440 @ 35.00 Herb & Arlen Bohenblust, Ldville.l hoist cow 1415 @23.00 Harold Winters, Randolph 1 blk str 735 @ 33.00 R.L. Turner, Paxico 1 blk str 425 @ 35.00 Keith Morgan, Dwight 1 hoist cow 950 @23.00 Lawrence Schweir, Belvue 2 wf strs 740 @ 33.00 Earl Evans, Alma 3 blk strs 488 @ 35.00 Leonard Moyer, Junction City 2 rn cows 727 @23.00 Floyd Krause, Westmoreland 1 blk str 630 @ 33.00 Floyd Krauss, Westmoreland 1 blk str 480 @ 35.00 Delmar Maike, Alma 1 hoist cow 1295 @22.90 Art Nelson, Manhattan 1 char str 845 @ 33.00 Edgar Strasen, Alma 1 wf str 500 @ 34.90 Ed Riat, Wamego 1 wf cow 1055 @22.90 Danny Cravens, Westmoreland 1 brocf str 815 @ 32.90 Conrad Soelter, Alma 1 r rn str 540 @ 34.60 Beckard Brothers, Clifton 1 wf cow 1055 @22.80 Conrad Soelter, Alma 1 brindl str655 @ 32.80 Vernon Falter, Alta Vista 1 wf str 550 @ 34.40 Louis Bertwel I, Manhattan 1 blk str 300 @22.75 George Warren, Jr., Eskridge 54 mixed strs 788 @ 32.80 Dwight E. Burgess, Wamego 1 bwf str 550 @1 34.30 Henry Lierz, Vliets 1 r rn cow 995 @22.70 Floy Moloney, White City 2 wf strs 640 @ 32.70 Ray Burklund, Olsburg 2 wf strs 560 @ 34.30 Julis Umschied, Jr., St. George 1 hoist cow 1045 @22.70 Bill Washington, Manhattan 14 orh hfrs 592 @ 32.70 L. Moyer, Junction City 1 wf str 385 @34.25 E.C. Kimball, Manhattan 1 wf cow 1145 @22.70 Melvin Hughes, Eskridge 2 wf hfrs 617 @ 32.70 Ray Burkland, Olsburg 2 wf strs 467 @34.10 M. J. Ridder, Westmoreland 4 wf cows 1136 @22.60 August Hanson, Leonardville 22.60 lmmenschuh, Eskridge 15 mixed strs773 @ 32.65 Howard Deiter, Maple Hill 1 bwf str 495 @34.00 1 hoist cow 1260 @ Less Olsen, Clay Center 1 wf cow 1015 @22.40 Robert Sommer, Alma 2 wf hfrs 572 @ 32.50 Earl Evans, Alma 2 wf strs 515 @34.00 Beckard Brothers, Clifton 1 wf cow 925 @22.30 K&L Johnson, Olsburg 7 wf/b strs 770 @ 32.50 Robert Carroll, Alta Vista, 1 brindl brind str 370 @34.00 Keith Morgan, Dwight 1 hoist cow 1150 @22.30 Howard Deiter, Maple Hill 1 wf am str640 @ 32.50 2 bwf bulls410 @34.00 Henry Lierz, Vliets 1 hoist cow 1130 @22.25 boy Moloney, White City 1 bwf str 720 @ 32.50 33.90 Delmar Maike, Alma Byron Tate, Waterville 2 b/bwf strs 535 @ Bill Washington, Manhattan 1 blk cow 615 @22.25 1Ioy Moloney, White City 2 bwf strs 612 @ 32.40 425 @33.75 Denny Burgess, Wamego 1 wf str Calvin I mmensckuh. Eskridge 1 red cow 965 @22.20 ynn Harlwich, Wamego 3 wf hfi strs606 @ 32.40 1 blk sir 525 @ 33.75 Henry Lierz, Vliets 1 hoist cow 1120 @22.20 awrenceSchweir, Belvue 2 bwf strs 700 @ 32.40 Howard Deiter, Maple Hill Earl Evans, Alma 2 rn strs 545 @ 33.60 Raymond Hafenstine, Alma 1 bwf cow1030 @22.10 Lawrence Schweir, Belvue 1 wf hfr 685 @ 32.30 Conrad Soelter, Alma 1 wf str 455 @ 33.50 Frank Florence, Alta Vista 1 wf cow 985 @22.00 J. Meinhardt, Paxico 1 wf hfr 595 @ 32.20 Howard Deiter, Maple Hill 1 blk sir 425 @ 33.00 Raymond Hafenstine, Alma 2 blk cows 880 @22.00 oothaker Brothers, Wheaton 5 wf/bwf hf 598 @ 32.20 Myron Lund, Leonardville, 3 bwf sirs 495 @ 33.00 R.L. Turner, Paxico 1 wf cow 975 @21.90 Henry Winter, Westmoreland 30 b/bwf hfrs657 @ 32.10 Floyd Krauss, Westmoreland 1 blk. str 540 @ 32.80 Ray Smith, Alta Vista 1 hoist cow 1285 @21.90 Byron Tate, Waterville 1 rn hfr 650 @ 32.10 Edgar Strasen, Alma 4 blk strs 531 @ 32.60 Leonard Moyer, Junction City 1 red cow 840 @21.90 Dale KastnerL, 4 wf hfrs 658 @ 32.00 Howard Deiter, Maple Hill 1 bwf str 515 @ 32.60 Beckard Brothers, Clifton 1 wf cow 995 @21.90 r ouis Anderson, Council Grove 1 wf str 695 @ 32.00 James Lierz, Vliets 3 brocf sirs510 @ 32.50 Tom Steinkyer, Wamego 1 wf cow 1130 @21.90 Earl Evans, Alma 2 blk strs 763 @ 31.90 Edgar Baker, Wamego 1 brof bull 515 @ 32.40 Myron Lund, Leonardville 1 rn cow 975 @21.80 Lester Pauley, Manhattan 1 blk hfr 590 @ 31.80 Denny Burgess, Wamego 1 wf bull 395 @ 32.25 Herb & Arlen Bohenblust, Ldville,1 host cow 1280 @21.80 Raymond Heine, Alma 1 bwf hfr 635 @ 31.80 Cecil Yadon, Council Grove 1 hoist str 465 @ 31.20 Otto Honig, Onaga 1 bwf cow 1140 @21.80 Elmer Woody, Paxico 5 blk hfrs 583 @ 31.70 Stephen Anderson, Alma 1 blk str 475 @ 30.50 Ira Post, Waterville 1 shthrn [email protected] Dale Kastner 5 blk hfrs 622 @ 31.70 Elmer Woody, Paxico (bad eye) 1 b clf str 465 @ 30.50 Galen Bosse, Wheaton 1 wf cow 980 @21.70 e Laurence Schweir,Belvue 3 wf hfrs 598 @ 31.50 1 wf str 555 @ 30.50 MikeSchmitt, Ray Pelenske, Alma Lyle Weicke, Barnes 1 bkcow 740 @21.70 Alma 10 bwf strs 827 @ 31.40 Roger Hinkle, Barnes 1 brocf bull425 @ 30.50 Leonard Borg, Manhattan 1 wf hrn cow 875 @21.70 Mike Schmitt,Alma 1 blk str 655 @ 31.25 Earl Evans, Alma 2 bik sirs 467 @ 30.10 Laurence Schweir, Beckard Brothers, Clifton 1 wf hrn i020 @21.60 Belvue 4 bwf hfrs 668 @ 31.20 Ivan Seele, Paxico 2 hoist strs 485 @ 30.10 Roger Hinkle, Barnes 1 wf cow 1110 @21.60 Conrad Soelter,Alma 1 wf hfr 630 @ 31.10 Robert Carroll, Alta Vista 1 blk str 565 @ 30.10 enry Winter, Westmoreland Waugh Estate, Eskridge 2 wf cow 1077 @21.60 1 blk hfr 735 @ 31.00 R.L. Turner, Paxico 9 hoslt strs 550 @: 29:00 Laurence Schweir, Belvue 1 bwf cow 1050 @21.60 Johnson, Olsburg 2 wf strs 497 @ 28.20 2 char strs 907 @ 31.00 Earl Evans, Alma Donald Harper, Vermillion 1 r rn cow1035 @21.50 Cliff Raub,Jr., Blaine 1 blk str 560 @ 28.20 BtLJohnson, 1 blk str 780 @ 30.90 Howard Deiter, Maple Hill Raymond Heine, Alma 3 wf cows 926 @ 21.50 Olsburg 3 mixed strs 966 @ 30.90 E.L. Davis, White Citylone eye)1 wf str 495 @ 27.75 1 hoist cow 1145 @ 21.50 fjnest Mall, Clay Center Henry Heine, Belvue 2 wf strs 1095 @ 30.90 M. Wienck, 2 hoist sirs 545 @ 27.50 Goehring Brothers, Westmoreland 1 wf cow 1010 @ 21.40 lrnerWoody,Paxico GAS 1 blk str 635 @ 30.70 1000 @ 21.40 E toYd Krause Westmoreland 1 blk hfr HEIFER CALVES Roger Hinkle, Barnes 2 wf cows bat_HEvans,Alma 645 @ 30.50 8 wf cows 965 @ 21.40 WEEN 1 wf hfr 215 @ 41.00 Beckard Brothers, Clifton 1 red str 755 @ 30.50 Beckard Brothers, Clifton, 1 blk cow 680 @ 21.40 THIS 'inert Weixelman,Wamego London Harness, Dunlap 2 blk hfrs 310 @ 36.50 Lyle Weeck, Barnes &LJohnson 1 wf hfr 595 @ 30.30 1 red cow 1200 @ 21.30 DE -IN Olsburg 5 mixed strs 770 @ 30.30 Beckard Brothers, Clifton 13 wf hfrs 333 @ 36.50 Tom Steinkyer, Wamego Wis 1 wf cow 970 @ 21.30 Bertwell, Manhattan 2 b hfrs 595 @ 30.10 Waugh Estate, Eskridge 32 wf hfrs 434 @ 35.10 L. Moyer, Junction City .J.Meinhardt, Raymond Hafenstine, Alma 1 bk cow 945 @ 21.30 MODELS Paxico 1 wf hfr 580 @ 30.10 Donald Harper, Vermillion 1 blk hfr 295 @ 34.75 OF RrraYaomkoFnldorHeafenstine,Alma 5 wf Mrs 398 @ 34.60 Goehring.Brothers, Westmoreland 1 wf cow 995 @ 21.30 5 b/bwf hfrs 654 @ 30.10 Bill Washington, Manhattan 1 cow 860 @ 21.30 Alta Vista 1 bwf hfr 755 @ 30.00 Waugh Estate, Eskridge 15 bwf hfrs467 @ 34.60 Galen Bosse, VVheaton Westmoreland Waugh Estate, Eskridge 2 wf cows1000 @ 21.30 Hheynr'iPaWleinnstirc'e' Leonard Moyer, Junction City 9 wf hfrs 438 @ 34.50 7 wf hfrs 758 @ 30.00 Beckard Brothers, Clifton 5 wf cows 989 @ 21.30 Alma 2 blk strs 622 @ 29.60 M. Zeckser, Alma 10 bwf hfrs481 @ 34.40 ers, Randolph 3 brocf hfrs318 @ 34.25 Beckard Brothers, Clifton 1 wf cow 1075 @ 21.2Q rn 1 blk str 825 @ 29.40 Roger Hinkle, Barnes Raub, Jr., Blmlaaine Herbert Weixelman, Wamego 11 wf hfrs 485 @ 34.10 Roger Hinkle, Barnes i3 wf cows 1060 @ 21.10 nay Falenske 2 wf/b strs1010 @ 29.00 Ivan Seele, Paxico 1 hoist cow 1175 @ 21.10 A 1 char str 700 @ 29.00 R.L. Turner, Paxico 1 wf hfr 370 @ 34.00 i!ffr Raub, jr.,Blaine Byron Tate, Waterville 6 bwf hfrs 455 @ 34.00 Beckard Brothers, Clifton 1 wf cow 2060 @ 21.10 uff ance Prockish, 1 wf str 835 @ 28.90 Goehring Brothers, Westmoreland 1 wf cow 1145 @ 21.00 VVestmoreland 1 blk str 895 @ 28.50 Cecil Yadon, Council Grove 8 wf hfrs 533 @ 34.00 ;Yin Wienek,Barnes 385 @ 33.90 Roger Hinkle, Barnes 1 wf cow 1025 @ 21.00 telYinWienek, 3 hoist strs 620 @ 28.30 Galen Bosse, Wheaton 1 wf hfr BarnesilriSeele,Pax'c Bill Washington, Manhattan 1 brocf hfr420 @ 33.80 Beckard Brothers, Clifton 1 wf cow 1175 @ 21.00 6 hoist strs 782 @ 27.90 Lyle Weinke, Mimes 1 wf 830 @ 21.00 1 hoist str Frank Florence, Alta Vista 9 wf hfrs 496 @ 33.80 ritence Procklish, 745 @ 27.60 Raymond Hafenstine, Alma 1 blk cow1090 @ 20.90 ""ifeScrhitt AlWestmoreland 1 hoiststr 700 @ 27.60 R: L. Turner, Paxico 17 wf hfrs 466 @ 33.80 490 @ 33.70 Bill Cravens, Westmoreland 1 blk cow 890@ 20.90 Mike s h 7 hoist strs 718 @ 27.40 R.L. Turner, Paxico 9 wf hfrs 1 rn brocf h430 @ 33.50 Raymond Hafenstine, Alma 5 red cows 966 @ 20.80 31 hoist strs 853 @ 27.20 Russell Woofta, Maple Hill August Hanson, Leonardville (lam)1 red cow 940 @ 20.80 ll"..nePane-dies-e 2 blk hfrs 472 @ 33.50 Ire*, 6 holst strs 707 @ 27.10 Robert Sommer, Alma Pttea:xAAicliomma,8 Victor Mock, Paxico 1 gern cow 1080 @ 20.80 1 hoist str 815 @ 27.10 Peat & Leathers, Manhattan char hfr 465 @ 33.25 kl(letkn 1 wf hfr 530 @ 33.20 Frank Florence, Alta Vista 1 wf cow 1125@ 20.80 Snapph 1 blk str 585 @ 27.00 Floyd Kruass, Westmoreland Westmorelandma 1 hoist str 1090 @ 25.70 E.L. Davis, White City 1 wf hfr 410 @ 33.10 'FOR ESTIMATES W. E.DUGAN. ..Alta Vista, 229-6430 STEER CALVES ConsignmentReports 7and Brothers, JOE RAINE ...Maple Hill, 663-2226 Clifton 11 wf strs 339 @ 44.00 EARLY CONSIGNMENTS . Manhattan, 539-3744WIBW Radio 6:30 a.m. T,lavgif Estate, 26 DON WELLS. . Raymond Eskridge 1 b/bf str 340 @ 43.75 FOR SALE THIS THURS., AUGUST MERVIN SEXTON . Abilene, 263-3449 Thursdays Hafenstine,Alma (,:0Yer, Junction 1 blk str 205 @ 42.75 65 choice hereford steer &heifer calves, 500-525 WALT SUTTER. Junc. City, 238-5685WIBW-TV 12:15 noon City 2 wf strs 323 @ 42.00 BARN PHONE .. Manhattan, 776-4815 Wednesdays Wang tYltr, Junction City 60 choice hereford steers700-725 EWagh 6 wf strs 438 @ 41.00 EEsskkrriiddre. 29 wf strs 450 @ 40.25 35 mixed heifers 625 - 650. BUYING FAT HOGS L74°0 nci Heine 16 b/bf strs506 @ 39.30 20 choice steer calves 500-525 At Manhattan Every weekday except Thursday and Friday. 23 wf strs 496 @ 39.00 825-850 At Alta Vista Every Saturday Zielndeerkisettra 4 blk strs 381 @ 38.90 43 mixed feeder steers ,AtAt Eskridge Every Wednesday isAS 18 bwf strs519 @ 38.80 -,52 choice heifers,-444-bwf -6-50-675 Buying hours 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. except Manhattan. For information adon, Council Grsove, 1 wf str 275 @ 38.75 call the barn in Manhattan, 776-4815. Or you may call Joe Raine 25 1 wf str 430 @ 38.50 -Auctioneer:foe Raine at Maple H(41 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449-2347. Dec. 10 the limit on Canadasis Grass & Grain decreasedtoone,withtwoin possession, to protect the rare in - August 24, 1971 flying giant Canadas. In the late possession limit, one white -front is legal along with one each of the white -front and Canada species. Shooting hours for all species are Duck And Goose one-halfhourbeforesunriseto sunset for regular waterfowl season. Seasons Similar The special Teal season, running Sept. 4-12, will again allow hunters to seek Teal from a portion of pool 5 at To '70 Program Cheyenne Bottoms aslastyear, Kansas waterfowl hunting this fall game commissionersdecided. will be similar to the 1970 seasonHunter blinds are located in pools 2, except that the bag will be more3, and 4 at the Bottoms refugebut restrictive on mallard hens. pool 2 will be dry during early OtaAkeDaSshOarFpFARMtoca EfaAcelloMEMBERSn fayG&G Duck and goose season will open hunting to aid needed construction, It'll eye BtcUhRa area Farm Bureau They were in four busloads of Kansas Farm Bureau members members and close simultaneously but a five-restricting part of the normal bot- who in thisnr, dayhiatuswillcomeinmid - toms hunting area, state waterfowl tour to Iowa, Illinois,Indiana, and Missouri,studying whatother states'Farm December to make the 70 -day duck biologist Marvin Schwilling of Great and planning. Bureaus4 season coincide withthe75 -day Bend said. The tour was the work of a committee, headedby Doyle Rabies, 'c Agra, Phillips goose season. futures, directions and emphasis of Farm Bureau organizations county at thecounty Duck hunting will be split with TO, ff ff'(130g1,3 THE 4)1 agfit There were 95 counties represented in the tour, herestopped at the and state' segments running Oct.16 -Dec. 12 ciation at Bloomington, Ill. Illinois Agricultural,ei and Dec. 18-29. Committee members are Marvin Smith, Topeka; Jack Beauchamp, Ottawa; mthurn, Maple Hill; Ralph Bergsten, Blue Rapids; Mark Wing,A1, The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Charles I Ernest Kistler Game Commission took the split Hutchinson; Howard Holmes, Plains; and Eugene Wendling,Halstead. IHetaedrolads9'g. within 70 days statewide although an option was offered by federal agents A BIG DROP IN GOAT MEAT BY ANY OTHER NAME for a benevolent 90 -day season west CAMPUS INSURANCE sources had hopedir;;. of Highway 283 if Kansans would A year of relative quietness has A USDA proposal thatmeat fromalso be made anact adopt a point system for computing done a lot to quell the nervousness ofgoatsbeplainlylabeled"goatThe decision prig,p,:, insurance companies. A new con-meat" has been softened around the the bag limit. so that use of theft Kansas Game officers rejected the tract covering the Union building atpackers can calliteither "goat goat point system last year along with the University of Kansas will have a decided toallow it North Dakota -the only two states premium of $45,000 and a deductible BUY THE that did not like the point -scored bag of $25,000. A year ago, after a fire at PROVEN!: ROTARY within the central flyway. the Union and other disturbances, or FlAll The 1971 point system would have "I'M GLAD YOU CREDIT MY GOOD the premium zoomed to $111,000 and protected important production FRESH PROOUCTS FOR YOUR GROW- the deductible was $150,000.The MOWERS ING INTO A HEALTHY BASKETBALL BMB Company, birds like mallard hens by assigning Union is valued at $6million. Int. them 90 pointsin a 100 -point PLAYER!" Holton, Kansas maximum bag.Feasibly.two mallard hens could have been taken Indoor under the system which would end 4 SaturdayOnly the day's hunt for ;.any hunter ex- q-4 ceeding 100 points. <((o Outdoor August 28th The 1971 duck season allows no LO' more than two wood ducks, two Carpet FrontOfStore mallard hens and one redhead or one canvasback in the daily base. The possession limit will allow no more 1.66 SPECIALS than four wood ducks, four mallard Your Pick hens and one redhead or one can- vasback. The limits generally are 4 x 8 Pre finish Paneling as low five daily and ten in possession. as $1.V (Slight Defects) The coot season willruncon- currently with the duck season but $2.59 Gallon Garden Bark- $2.49 per Bag will hold limits of 15 daily and 30 in l'ayless Pete" Picnic Table Hardware- $7.99 Fa possession. The five daily and ten in Other Items to Choose From possession for the bulk of the season Creosote willbe ineffectfor mergansers 'Sez' 990 Gallon except that limits of one daily or two 5 Gals. for $4.49 in possessionislegalfor hooded POLE SHED mergansers. ASPHALT The goose season offers 75 days OUT MOST POPULAR SHED from Oct. 16 -Dec. 29. The legal limits are five daily and five in possession The front has 3 openings. This low price includes pressure treated po: with these restrictions: SHINGLES necessary nailing girts, braces, completewith nails, ridge roll and'): Self supporting.No "The five and five limit" may not No. 235/4 galvanized corrugated steel roofing and siding. include more than two Canadas, one Square poles. white -front or one white -front and Tabs $8.49 one Canada in aggregate and one 24' x 36' Ross' goose to sunset Dec. 10. After No. Sale240 - $9.49 8-1/3'Clearance YEAR-END Down on Front 88 -Lb. Slate 6' Rear CLEARANCE 32" ROLL ROOFING Roll Covers 9.95 1po sq. Ft. $3a 69 SALE STILL 36" Felt-3.39 Farrowing Crates IN 10.95 Galvanized Steel ROUGH FE' PROGRESS 15 & 30 lb. Rough Treated Still Time To PRE -CAST B 5x6 sq. poles Buy A New CONCRETE STEPS Boat & Motor 3' tread II" rise For The A 3' wide. 12 $6.85 1 Step $8.95 14 $7.85 Labor Day Weekend R 16 $8.98 SEE LAST WEEK'S 2 Steps $18.75 18 10.69 GRASS & GRAIN 20 11.59 $2945 FOR OUR SALE B 3 Steps $28.15 Basic Unit.... 24 16.95 $2.35 SPECIALS Man `her Sizes In Stock SinesSidePosit ...... All Units Are pouble Pod .. . ..$3.75 Ready To Go. Barn Master See Bud & Squib R Corrugated Roofg. Siding New HOURS SUPER MART Stronger 29 Ga. 11/4" Corruga- Today At tion. E 8:00-5:00 26" Widths -$10.79 too sq.Ft. MANHATTAN Mon. Fri. 11.49 6' 7' 8' Saturday MARINELAND $1.49$1.74 $1.98 per Phone913-232-7248 913 PR 8-5771 9' 10' 520 Pibury Dr., on Hwy. 177 12' TTAN, KANSAS roil $2.24$2.49 $2.99 15 August 24, 1971 lfi I Horse Embargo

" JINN Livestockcorn- Dr.JohnF.Hudelson, the The Kansas livestockcommissioner, ioner hasliftedthe July 23 said ') ,l shipment of horsesKansas' original bargo onthe import state. requirements on horses still would o the was imposed as abe in effect. The embargo That requirement provides that earlsofhaltingthe spread of Equine En-horses from states under federal enezuelan (VEE), a form ofquarantine must meet federal halomyelitis ping sicknessthat had infectedrequirements for movement. That of horsesinsouthernis, they must be accompanied byan ousands official memberssou in tf,;sr°I healthcertificate,be Texas. recently cornpfet'ed'.,, tares' Farm Bureausaren"0:. Stop in and meet your s, Agra, Phillips county, the county and state leytk WHERE THE WHEAT WAS GROWN the Illinois FARMHAND dealer Agricultinalk new Here's the preliminary figure on Kansas' recordwheat harvestin1971.The upper figure is Yes, the welcome mat is theestimatedproduction in each county in million of bushels. The lower figure is the estimated 1P,O Ottawa;MarkYling,k,. yield. For example, the state's leading wheat producer, Sumner (Wellington) in thesouth central Kistler, area, Colby; Harold Ste::: out at our store, and you're produced 10.745million bushels, averaging 35 bushels per acre. ad. cordially invited to stop The recordproduction of 312 million bushels in the state came about from arecord 34.5 in anytime. We especially bushelsper acre yield, a bushel and a half better thanthe 1970record. meat" or"ctlyt I. Yields wereconsistentlyover40bushels per acre intheeastern half of the state, and the counties sources had hoped want you to get acquainted toLi, inthewest with larger wheat acreages generally yielded30-35 bushelsper acre. Yields were lowest also be made Tom an a with our line of Farmhand along the Oklahoma border in the western half of thestate. ;oatThe decision pMnri) materials -handling imple- Yields ran so high in the east that several counties hitone million bushels production for the thataround the use of the ments. See these first time in history. Unverified informationsuggests that Pottawatomie, Morris, Neosho, and ;oatfor goat meat.1 labor-saving, cost- possibly Montgomery hit the one -million mark for the first time. decidedto allow Sumner, which seldom misses as the state's largest producer, wastheonly county to hit 10 cutting machines on million bushels.Renoranked2nd.Finishing BUY THE PROVP out the top 10 were Thomas, Finney, Barton, Ford, display. Ask ques- Sedgwick, McPherson, Pawnee, andHarper. ROTARY or flAll tions. . . welike to MOWERS talk about Farmhand. identified on the certificate and bein Kansas. movement, Hudelson said. vaccinated for VEE at least 14 days "Vaccination will not be required The vaccine is to be released on BMB Company I.: Stop in soon and see how prior to shipment. and will be at the option of the ownerthebasisofaprioritysystem Holton, Kansas Farmhand implements can At the same time, Hudelson said and at the expense of the owner. Weestablishedjointly by the help you farm better at the VEE vaccine, T-83, will be usedhave been advised by the expertsmanufacturer and thefederal a lower cost. that there should be no danger fromgovernment. iyOnly the use of this vaccine and the horses The highest priority will be in the OPEN HOUSE vaccinated should have a very goodstates where the federal government st 28th immunity," Hudelson said. ,presently is vaccinating horses and WAetad." 28z5 Th&urs2a6 He said it would be advisable forthen Eastern Seaboard states and up Loaders EAST-SIDE animals expected to participate inthe Mississippi River. Of Store horse shows, rodeos and trial rides "This priority was set because of TRAILER COURT to be vaccinated. ,the movement of mosquitoes (which iCIALS Bale Forks On US 24 1/2 mi. east of Hudelson noted that in some caseslcarry the disease) in these areas. Clay Center, Ks. horses will experience a reaction toThe next priority would be states Pick Feedmasters Natural Gas - Play Ground - the vaccine which will occur in24 to such as Kansas which border the Cable TV - Good Well Water 48 hours following the vaccinationstates that have been vaccinated by Paneling as low as SIG: FARMHAND and might last another 24 to 48the federal government," Hudelson MECHANIZED MUSCLE FOR TOUGH JOBS Accumulators FREE REFRESHMENTS hours. said. fects) Mr. & Mrs. WM T. Molyneaux $2.49per Bag Owners who chose to have their "There is still no VEE confirmed Farmers Union Hdwe. & Implement Owners outside the southern part of Texas. ardware - $7.99 609 Blunt St. 913 632-3596 animal vaccinated for VEE should Phone 913 437-2913 ST. MARYS, KANSAS CLAY CENTER have it done a week to 10 days beforeThe vaccination barrier seems to be Choose From leffective at this time," he said. FINAL WEEK HED THE IIAAR SHED I treated poiri ncludespressure %O:. with nails,ridge roll ITEU@M ValLUIE siding.Self supporting*t, PLUS EE 8 TRACK

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MANHATTAN, KANSAS Belleville, Kansas 66935 llllllllll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiii 11104 iiiiiiiiiii t iiiiiiiiiiii 11111111 iiiiiiiiiiiii 1111111111111 llllll 1111111111 lllll 111111111 lllll 1111111.111111111111111111111 lllll 1111111111110111111ii11111111111111111111111111111 both up 11 bushels. Ohio, at 83, was grains combined (corn,oats, barley, and sorghum grain)was FARMERS OUTLOOK up only 6 bushels. forecastat Three states that suffered from200 million tons. Thiswould be26 16 L.H.Simerl percent more than August 1916 drouth in 1970 have better prospects the totalfeed C llllllllllllll 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 lllll this time: The Missouri forecast ofgrains produced lastyear. in northeast 80 bushels is up 19, Nebraska with 92 L. H. Simerl a sehek bushels is up 17, and Wisconsin, Univ. of Illinois $94 Uncertainty Over showing 87, is up 7 bushels. ,650 "001.11 DaleE rtt Minnesota, which hauled in85 bushels in 1970, was credited with Rate Hike Krr e only 1 bushel more this year; and For Corn Forecast omipouid cossmuifissit Michigan, with drouth this season, oratingbe A . showed only 70 bushels, down 9 from Kaw Valley The government forecast of corntemperature, rainfall, humidity, its patronageNer: dt{: production, issued August 11, has wind velocity, and cloud cover. Solast fall. Electric manner. eaN the crop reporters stuck to what they Most of the southern states have Co-op The been a hot subject of discussion as thecropexcellent corn this year. They have customercompany among farmers. The report listed couldsee -which was The Kansas Corporation s ii isnearly Com- in sL at5,345million condition on August 1. Persons usingmostly N corn, which mission has granted Osage, wahattiot, cornprospects mature. The indicated production in a rateincrease bushels, 30 percent more than lasttheirfiguresshouldsubtract totaling $80,000 a P o ttawa totnie statestotaled347 year forthe Kaw whatever they think is appropriatesixsouthern Valley Electric Cooperative estimated eokt year. Com- forpresent and futuremillion bushels, up two-thirds from rates , kratt Many farmers disagreed, sayingto allow pany. \'ould be abol,,, 1970. new that the blight was destroying much damage by the blight. The company, serving schedule witn,'"I The national average yield of cornSorghum Grain six counties corn, which would cut production far Prospects for sorghum grain Within 30 day 1 below the figure compiled by thewas listed at 83 bushels, 11 bushels s, more than last year. But it is also 1improved quickly when it began to USDA. So, who is right, the USDA - rain in late July. Production was Sunday, or the objecting farmers? bushel less than the average of two Augo years ago, and 5 bushels below theforecast at 908 million bushels, up 30 This is not a case where one side is percent from last fall. The national right and the other wrong. Both were trend line of yields for 1955-1969. 7m average yield was indicated at 55.6 ileseastStoafriMsaeln:h4atiPillAl State Reports relating important facts about the bushels per acre, 5 bushels better mileswest of Wan cornsituation:The USDA was The Illinois corn crop appeared to be good for 92 bushels per acre, up 18than in 1970 and about the same as in reporting conditions as they were on 191 1969. somLoetsof veryg'at gli:s August 1, while the farmers were bushels from last year. Iowa was LIVESTOCK 1 The production of the four feed new;2 reactingtoactualandpossible appraised at 97 and Indiana at 85, Holstein cow, 4 yrs.,bred 9 Apr. destruction of corn by the blight Blackcow, 2 yr.,bred 17 Feb. 191 Black calf, 6 months after that date. egirei cntdrei cr; Red calf, 6 months portab: Weather Uncertain BUY A TESTED BOAR 1 red calf & 1 black calf 4mo. Na wweellddeerr But why did not the USDA make 1 white pig 8,1 allowance for losses to the blight? Machinerz Because no one knew then, or knows M( FOR MORE PROFIT!! Ford 8N tractor, very good HOUSE110,: now, how much yields would be cut. Gas stove; Disk Subsoiler rr .. GAIN - EFFICIENCY - MEATINESS upright freezer; Mc Plant pathologists agree that the BMB rotary mower Plow tatii development of the blight depends Blade Roar bucket dining. roomsel;lpfi living room Planter Manure spreader chairs. If upon the weather. But no one can Grundig hi.fi Performance -Tested 1/2 sack cement mixer (Germ provide reliable 30 -day forecasts of complete set Horse rake encK d 2 -wheeltrailer, car framefor yearbooks; complrb yard classics; bedrw trailer of BEATRICE Caraxle for trailer & dressers. riki BOAR SALE /1* in 2 sets house traileraxles House trailer framewith axle ANTIQUES Friday, August 27 Edison phonograrr. Starting At 8:00 p.m. MISCELLANEOUS clock; Seth Thomasd:o Posts; 2 wheelbarrows; some churn ; glasstop fr4ec lumber; new No. 1 oak lx10x10'; harness; buggy sinp small water tanks; trash barrels; hiback saddle; Iwo SENEK SWINE TESTING STATION wagon wheels and o!',r, 77 2 30' telephone poles; 2 railroad 5 irons 10' long. Rural Route 1 - 402 674-3311 - WYMORE, NEBR. Terms -fa LIVESTOCK SALES ils Jr. Thinuri and Delmar Jurgens, Auctioneers For Sales Catalogue, Write Bill McMaster Sc 2 miles north of Beatrice, Nebr. J. DELMAR GERDES, Manager, SENEK Test Station ant Wymore, Nebraska68466 Phone 494-2438,St. George, Kansas Monday LawrenceWelter, Auctioneer of CATTLE 11:30 a.m. m Wednesday HOGS 11:00 a.m. Compare Penneys. Everyday Feederpigs, Male Hogs & bred gilts sell 2:30 p.m. BARN PHONE 402-223-3571 Low Prices On

We had a nice run of cattle Auc last week with baby calves Clay at $25.00to $70.00,2 Mix hfrs at $111.00, Red bull at 93 $117.00; 1 BWF hfr at $109.00,1 Cargomaster 2 Mix bulls at $114.00, 1 WF bull at $117.00, 4 Mix hfrs at,. $110.00. Shelly canner & ter cows 18.00 to 20.50, com- mercial & utility cows 2050; to a top of 24.40.Bulls 26.00, to 27.90, 1 WF cow & calf at Truck Tires $300.00. Some sales include: 32 Char hfrs wt 581 at 31.00 AT 15 Mix hfrs wt 526 at 31.00 A TIRE FOR EVERY JOB 12 WF strs wt 748 at 33.90 Come In and YOUR PENNEYS TIREHEADQUARTERS 13 Blk hfrs wt 538 at 31.20 2; 1 Sw cow wt 1370 at 24.40 Meet Floyd . . . is 1 Hol cow wt 1150 at 23.90 5 2 YOWF cows wt 1005 at 23.10 25 1 Hol cow wt 1240 at23.50 3 1 Sw cow wt 1310 at 23.50 1( 2 Hol cows wt 1220 at 23.40 2 WF cows wt 1185 at 22.05 ( 1" WF bull wt 1085 at 26.20 BATTERIE 1 1 WF bull wt 1570 at 27.60 ( 1 Red bull wt 1380 at 27.30 Now1 13 1 WF bull wt 1690 at 27.90 Buy 9 WF strs wt 662 at 33.90 10 8 Hol strs wt 451 at 30190 Ilk 7 Hol strs wt 912 at26.80 Important 5 Hol strs wt 469 at 30.25 5 Hol strs wt 517 at 30.40 nos 's

4 Hol strs wt 638^t 27.80 E 5 WF strswt 732 t34.05 N 5 Mix strs wt 674 at 33.10 & REIN

HOGS . 251 2A mo.Gua°,! Had a large run of hogs last 1A Wednesday with 200 to 240 lb. 1 A butchers at 18.00 to 18.90; 240 Volt -Sli, I01 to 260 lbs. 17.50 to 18.00, 260 12 2 at lbs. & over 16.00 to 17.50. ll'' S 24 Light sows 14.50 to 16.00 with 6 Volt - heavier weightsat13.50to S0 Pan, BothWith, 14.50.Boars 11.75 to 12.75. 1 Nate York boar at$90.00. 3 Hp Rune bred gilts at $71.00. Some Hero feeder pig sales were: Pil°1,1 Seance 13 Mix pigs at $14.25 TIRE SIZE PRICE FED. TAX ALL 'ok 7 Mix pigs at 11.00 913,116,61l' 6 Mix pigs at 17,00 95 Mix pigs at 13.75 670x 15 $26.95 $2.82 TIRES 16 Mix pigs at 12.75 NOP, 15 Mix pigs at 12.25 700 x 15 $32.95 $3.23 6 -PLY NOIATIP 25 Mix pigs at 15.00 p° CLARENCE TEGTMEIER 690x 16 $29.95 $2.95 NYLON Burchard - 865-4521 a DELMER JURGENS 700x 16 $32.95 $3.28 TUBE Wymore - 645-3493 anutPoefe JR. THIMM 750 x 16 $36.95 $4.18 TYPE Beatrice - 228-0757 It tt 16 Hotels Sadly Eye Empty RoomsExecutive House of Chicago, intoas direct dial telephones, automatic Ann Haughty court under chapter 11, which allowselevators and easy -to -maintain 241911 Grass & Grain 17 d a" has protection from creditors while a materials. in northeast slumping economy Convention Center, whichopened in A unwanted guest at business tries to solve its problems. In New York, for example, he said produced an June,1970,filed for bankruptcy August 24, 1971 rl a.ns,thedalethow The Edgewater Gulf Hotel,the older hotels are on property that rooms. And the oc-reorganization under chapter11 of is $94,650 in botels-elpPtY Biloxi, Miss., is being torn downso can earn more money used for an new41' cupancy declintcomes when hotelthe Federal Bankruptcy Act. Dale E safiennt1( Thethe land can be used for - expected a boom in payinghotel blamed poor occupancy, which a Sears,office building than for a hotel. said the men had Roebuck shopping center. "I don't think any major hotelsfor the best gasoline buy. Some corn it in turn blamed on theeconomy. would be customers. Occupancy rates inHonoluluwill be built in major cities," saidbrands sell for more than others inthe economy has The Condado Beach Hotel, San operating The pinch dropped to 40 per cent last year from Preston Robert Tisch, president ofalthough they may have the same cost '1k thisdream and couldJuan, Puerto Rico, was forced octane rating. shattered to85 per cent the year before. SheratonLoew'sCorp.,New York.The Properly Seryieet afewhotels,too.Forclose, citing high operating ifs patronage shatter costsrecently added 1,904 more Waikikicompany manages several major example: and low patronage. The closing Manner. '''; rooms. hotels including the Americana in REMINDER eaPIt4 0'Hareport Hotel &forcedtheparentcompany, I Chicago's The company National hotel occupancy ratesNew York,the Ambassadors in customers in 1970 were 62.9 per cent, down fromChicago and the Mark Hopkins in im- in S[g' Osage, ivabana:. GROCERY EQUIPMENTAND ANTIQUES 68.1 per cent in 1969 and 68.4 per centSan Francisco. asePottawatornie in 1968, according to a survey by AlbertQuarles,headofthe awestimated i.S Harris, Kerr, Forster& Co., ChicagoChicagoHotel -MotelAssociation, the Tuesday, August31 rates woUld accounting firmthatworksfor says future hotelswill probably be ohm.: Antiques at 9:30, Store Fixtures At 1:00 new schedule many hotels. charge$40aroom.First-class Cli. Having quit business, I will sell at public "If we turned the economic clockdouble rooms today average $30-$33 tieswithin 30 da. auctionthegrocerystore,fixtures, 30, Sik equipment and my antiques and collectors back two years, most fine hotelsa day. Friday, August 27 items at the store located 200 West 1st St., would be full," said Dan G. Parvis, 9:30 a.m. Sunday, or 1 block west of courthouse in Abilene, president of the company that runs East End Of Main Street Abp Kansas. O'Hareport. SABETHA, KANSAS George M. Horn, a partner in Starts 1:Npa Antiques & SHOP EQUIPMENT 7 miles east of Fixtures Harris, Kerr, Forster, says that "we NEW PARTS REPAIRS ManhaN, Must Show Octane Iles west of And Equipment Collectors Items have to look down the road." He sees This garage has been leased and Wamego,8 The Following Items Are more leisure time, more disposable all the equipment and tools will 1969 McCray12' open display Mostly Antiques And Very Nice sell. Brake shoeing machine; drill; fresh meat case, used one year, 2 marble top tables; 2 center income and persons looking for aRating Soon lots of verygol place to spend it. That, he says, adds electricwelder;metalwelding some new; 2 wilertsi like new tables; 2 commodes;wicker tables;trucktools;generator - )r. burn gas 1969 McCray 12' open display cold rocker;man's dresservalet; up to travel and a boom for hotels. The Federal Trade Commissionalternator; new tap & die set, etc., meat case with back bar, used 1 kitchen clock. But Horn says construction costs(FTC) has ruled that all gasoline etc. Air compressor year, like new 3 section bookcase with glass Delco-Remy parts; large stock grinder; and land costs will continue to climb.stations must post the octane rating portal; National cash register with doors; mirrors; cupboard; foot of wheel bearings; diesel injectors. electric drills; The longer hotel men wait to build,of their gas by September 1. keyboardforpre-pakmeat, stool; music cabinet; post type In fact, what is needed to operate welder 1 the higher the cost, he said. yr. old very good bed; youth bed; card tables; odd Octane is a rating showing thean up-to-date garage will be found welder & other hr. chairs; oak plate rail; oak what- Hyatt Corp. of Burlingame, Calif.,engine's anti -knock qualities. at this sale. McCray 24' open type vegetable not shelves. has $250 million worth of hotels Some cars "ping" as they ac- HOUSEK.: 2 electric Gone With The Wind cooler, good under construction. celerate if low -octane gas is used, For Full Listings See Gas stove; McCray 12' dry vegetable rack lamps; electric heater; folding Grass & Grain Aug. 17 upright freezer;1 Hussman 12' frozen food freezer, chairs; picture frames; record "We have greatfaithintheandthis may resultinengine dining room se1,1:.. good players; hanging light fixtures, future," said Pat Foley, regionaldamage. E. A. "Nabb" Myers living room chain. 2 Koch self service 6' dairy cases, one has large glass shade. vice president, Midwest Hyatt Corp. The reason for the FTC ruling is to Auctioneers - open display, good NewNiagaravibrator;oc- Grundig (Gem "We are gambling on future growth'allow the customer to shop around Joe Bauman; Wayne Aeschliman complete set ens 4 drawer metal filing cabinet casional chair; walllamps; yearbooks; con*New donut case several very nice kerosene lamps with more leisure time. It takes 21/2 for yard classics; belieToledo pre-pak meat scale, near withshades;bottles;wooden to 4 years to put together a hotel IN THE PROBATE COURT OF & dressers. new kitchenware; silverware;jars; deal. If people wait until the end of Simplex time clock, new crocks. CLAY COUNTY, KANSAS Several Bavarian china bowls; the recession, then they won't have ANTIQUES 0 grocery buggies, near new; 5 In the Matter of the Estate of e Edison whom* china plates; service for12 of hotels ready. We will be ready to rocery scales,allgood; 2 Bavarian china, very nice; buffer go." he said. VERDA M. JAMES, Deceased. No. 78:3 clock; Seth Thant°lectric 48 cup coffee makers; 2 mold; glass baskets and vases; churn; glasstopfruifpectric waxers; 2 -ton window air When the economy does turn the me harness; buggy silk cut glass; pressed glass;car- 10'; nditioner. nival glass; fruitjars, colored corner, however, not all the present hiback saddle; has and dated; white milk glass. hotels willstillbe around, says NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION els; wagon wheels andote5 compressor unit for freezers oad nd walk-in coolers;3 blower China cream & sugar sets; Stephen W. Brener of Hemsley- Notice is hereby given that under authority 'of Terms -(t silver cream and sugar sets; Spear, a New York real estate firm oils for large walk-in coolers. silverbasket or bowlholder; the Probate Court of Clay County, Kansas, the und4r- water pitcher and glasses. with a speciality in hotels. signed Executrix with will annexed of the above Some shelving and counters; "This industry has always flirted Nichlaster anging veget Brass desk bells; brass center named decedent's estate will on able scales; large table; 75 4" bricks; sad irons; with overbuilding," he said."So anging scalealso other items 38, St. George, Kansas t listed used wroughtironporchtrim; 2 much construction has been started Welter, Auctioneer in grocery store; clothesline posts, steel; 50 pint SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, me doors and windows. fruitjars with glasslids;sun or is planned that the danger of lamp;Monarch woodkitchen overbuilding may be too close for CLAY CENTER, KANSAS range and many, many small comfort." Commencing At 12:30 o'clock p.m. Terms-CashDay Of Sale miscellaneous and collectors He says just because a hotel is eryday items. built, it doesn't mean the hotel will offer for sale and sell at public auction the followitg automatically survive. ey South Side Market Brener said the new hotels will described property: Mrs. Pearl Zey,Owner, Abilene, Ks. have an advantage over older hotels PERSONAL PROPERTY ctioneers: Foster Kretz Auction Service Clerk: Citizens because they are built to handle layCenter,Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Bank, Abilene more money -saving techniques such Household, Antiques & Collectors Items -NlaytM (square tub) washing machine (good); 2 divan andchair sets( 1 old, l modern); kitchen table and I chairs; 1 electric r93 range (good); 2 gas ranges; 2 gas heating stoves;3 refriger- ators; 2 coffee tables; end tables; magazine racks: 2rockitig SATURDAY, AUGUST 28-HESSTON, KS. chairs; dining table and 4 chairs; ash tray stands; flaor lamps; 5 iron beds; 2 wood beds; 3 dressers; bed springs; STARTS10:00 A.M. LUNCH SERVED 1 old safe (good); 5 hand made rugs; books; purses; hats; 1 large clothes cupboard; corner china cupboard; old setv- gyres Ks. ing machine; ironing board; electric fans; clocks; food chop- Selling Obsolete & Surplus Material For Excel Industries, Inc., Hesston, per; mixer; can opener; 2 boxes buttons; sewing items; Located On Ridge Road North Of Plant Building picture frames and mirrors; what -not shelves, silverware; FOB AT . potsand pans; dishes; box of keys; razors; fruit jars; fcrot 110 3000 Series stools; jewelry; box of toys; hall tree; 1 folding wallpaper (68 & earlier Cab with 52 6 -Volt Single Fan Assemblies 24V Blower 53 12 -Volt Defroster Fans, new board and benches; 1 good ladies' white gold wrist watch; DQuARTERs 5 24 -Volt Single Fan Assemblies N1F 730/830 5 6 -Volt Radios, new 3 book shelves (with bricks); 5 cartons motel hook matches; Western Cabs Less Blower 6 6 -Volt Heaters 165 Assorted Pulleys, new ICase 730/830 15 cartons motel size ivory soap; 1 good wood extension Western Cab Less Blower 5 Deluxe Cab Upholstery Kits 200 Draw Catches, new 730/830Cilse50041ndashial 1 wooden step ladder; garden tools; 1 large Co -ca Western Cabs Less Blower Misc. Cab Doors, Roofs, Steps, and Parts 90 Switches, new ladder; Misc. ARA Air Conditioner Parts 60 6 -Volt Fan Motors, new Cola metal cooler; 1 pair snow tires (size 750-15); 3 wood 3 JD 690 BackHoeCabs Cabs 1 XL 272 Hydrostatic 6' Rotary Mower. 700 1/2" Street Elbows, new doors;1 work table vise; walnut lumber; box of paint; Case 660/960 Rice,Bean, Grain Com- old cot; articles too numerous to mention. bine Cab Prototype. 10 Electric Clutches, new 1 Bolen Snow Thrower 100 Muffler Clamps, new olher 1850R C Cab Cash day of sale. 2 Excel Experimental Snow Throwers 400 Shock Mounts, new BATIE111 111C 4000 SeriesCab less mounts IClimate 1 Excel Experimental Power Vac 60 6 -Volt Fan Motors, new CO01701Experimental Roof 1 Dust Collector Assorted Sizes of V Belts, new REAL ESTATE tSedeExperimental Air Condi- 1 Mower Trailer I tionerRoof with CompressorI 2 Sweepster Power Brooms (to be sold at 3:00 P.M.) Buy Now R,Ii Rae forIHC Bas 4 Seat Pads 1000 Pieces of 4 x 4 Hardwood and Scrap ant Lumber Lots 11 & 12 in Block 7 of Huntress Addition

11 1 10 in. Table Saw to the City of Cray Center, Clay County, Kansas, coCondilinner IBostitch Wire Stitcher Numerous lots of drop-off - Sheet also platted as Lots 7 & 8 in Block 81 of the Original 1 Bliss Punch Press on Stand Metal, Rods, Angle, and Tubing. Townsite of Clay Center, Clay County, Kansas. 1::::::0Cusolesildhkand PrrirsConditioner ExPeristatal Cores 12 Welding Tables Roll Bars 9 Metal Work Benches 1 Burroughs, Series 100, 2 Total, Posting TERMS: Possession upon confirmation by the Court. Estate Cab Roofs 3 Metal Carts with Casters Machine will furnish an abstract of title certified to date, and pay 1(1,,,Itiuttlit Kits4.:onstfor REriG°1 IHC 706 (3000 Ser- 1 45" x 60" x 36" Metal Storage Box 35 IBM 402 Accounting Machine Panels the 1971 and prior years taxes. 25% of sale price to be paid 2 %tad,CondenserIV 2 A Frames and Wires day of sale, balance to be paid upon confirmation by Court. I Mt Conditioner Units, with Fan IPaint Booth 1 IBM 402 Form Stand Written agreement containing all conditions to be signed I ARA Evaporator Unit Mount Kit IParts Washer Tank day of said sale andputin escrow. Model for AC Unit 1 72" x 120" x 16" Cooling Tank -b1 itfor MF 410-510 Volt Grinding Wheels Many moreitemstoo numerous to Improvements on said real estate consists of a two 12 24.voitS" arstre E mgt. Coolers 100 ft. 3/8 Wire Cable mention, for use In farm and machine story 8 room frame house, and a one story 4 room frai7ie 200StrieS lJniversal Blowers 1 4' x 10' Wood Table house. These would make 3 good rental units. 6Volt -

P°1`t' andsteele,eI Sale will be conducted on the property at 8th and , tubs do not sell. prototype Bottiv There The machines and equipment sold are used and, in some cases, Of experimental lore,kbuyer Crawford Street just across the street east from McKinley -1'414 or wor purchases at his own risk, and Excel Industries, Inc. assumes no responsibility whatever for anyor defects of School. manship and doesnot warrant any of the sale items for any particular porpoise. hems mas ssliterted August 24 ROSABELLE ABELS, Executrix Servicer di), dueto or later.All items to be removed by September 4, 1971. Some large items subject to sell before Pttor commitments. FOSTER L, KRETZ AUCTION SERVICE 913,0\ Terms Phone Morganville 913 926-4422 Cash pooVi: - JOYCE GIBBS & JENIENE JAMES, Clerks 4Y MAO' EXCEL INDUSTRIES, INC. For PertinentInformation Call Vernon Nikkei, 327-4911, Ext. 26, Hesston,Kansas JONES & RYAN, Clay Center, Kansas, Attorneys )N Atictioneels: Ted Clerk - for Executrix. 1106 and Lee Krehbiel, McPherson, 241-3395 Boesker Sale Service, Moundridge t0ool u0eSitar, Moundridge,345-2603 (For further inforniption contact Auctioneer or Executrik) lE Stockyard

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basisg eftoar Kathy Burgess thecef Rosemarie Schneider through Pi dtieent d DAIRY PRINCESS FROM SALINADISTRICT The PSA isdesign Melisa Bowden, 18 was named District 6 Dairy Princess at the farmers Kansas All -Breeds Junior Dairy show at Salina. She's the daughter ranch tin of Mr. and Mrs. John Bowden of Gypsum. deprive them of true Competing against Melisa were Berneta Jan Stucky, Galva; rri, fortheirlivestock Jeanne Wessling, New Cambria; Gloria Peterson, McPherson; arri District 6 Dairy Princess protect consumers Mel isa Bowden Rosemarie Schneider, Salina; and Kathy Burgess, Sterling. misrepresentation act Melisa will compete for the state Dairy Princess title against merchandising these district titlists already named: Marcia Janke, Junction prarn9 protect those in the iri. City; Janel Burkhart, Kinsley; Caryl Gere, Elk City; Joanne Baxa, unfair, deceptive. Belleville; Nancy Barnes, Wichita; Susan Schmidt, Ellis; and Leah or rii.- practices ofcompeliton. Rieschick, Soldier. eurl.11PlarserkarlarihiruelleribiWwirlerliorqMrlianarimrsaro.m.ergan.gmangianhars.ruirki Thursday,Sept Starts 1:30p.m. - I.unM Having decided to quit farming,lt at public auction at the placeimila 1 west and 14 south of Morromikl

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Farm Machinery 60 HeadCallri TH Morehead Rogers Chevrolet 1951 WD A -Coverhauledlast 12 Angus cows 4 to 61r. C spring fresh bysaledate a 1959 IHC 101 12' combine with thereafter cab, good Come In Get Acquainted 18 Angus cows 4.6 yrs.6.1 - JD front mounted 2 row at side cultivator 4 Angus cows 5 yrs. old, Case 18 7 drill 3x16 IHplow in Dec.

Ford No. 14 16 mower 2 Blue Roan cows 610 August 25th Thru Aug. 28th 220 Leti burr grinder, milo & corn freshen by December burrs Angus COW 4yrsoleo! 300 gal. Columbian gas tank & December Open Evenings Until 9 stand 4 Angus calves 300I6r, Portable loading chute Registered Angus Bull! A small amount of misc. items old, gentle New 1971 Cars FREE DRAWING HOGS & EQUIPMENT This is an outstandingseli 10 bred York Duroc cross sows to gus stock cows. Herd* farrow 1st of September spected at any time.fal'i $50 OVER DEALER COST For 5000 Duroc York cross gilt to farrow in Bangs tested within;,:: September sale. Good loading laci't ALFALFA HAY Over 40 S & H GREEN STAMPS 750 bales1st cuttinghay Terrns-fath 430 bales 2nd cutting hay To Choose From Each Evening Mr. & Mrs.Leslie R. Nov Phone 913 265-3648,Morrowville, Kansas Kansas FREE COFFEE & POP At 7:30 Clerk: 1st NationalBank, Washington, 1528 F St.,Fairbury,Nebr. Auctioneer : Harold R. Siegel, Farm Sales Livestock RealEstate & General Free1 -year Free Oil Changes August J Saturday, J

With The Purchase Of Sntta,rtmsaln:h0a0tipa F 1200Fremo (1.: the Nelson have purchased salvage tort? Any New Or Used Car Or Truck offer the following ALL USED CAR AND TRUCK PRICES DRASTICALLY REDUCED 3 Salvage FromFormerNelson Over 60 Used Cars & Trucks In Stock DoorcloserllYoe!, F tnero SALVAGE REMOVED numerous toMa FROM BUILDING To SPECIALS 1970s 4 antique porch columns - Iron porch rail REMOVEDSALVAFR°tIellidV These itemsrnusbuld Metal awning by the hos building Water cooler by 1970 Chevrolet Impala 1970 Ford LTD 31 Light fixtures boxes, 4 -door, factory air, automatic, power 4 -door, factory air, power, automatic Electric switch, fuse L thermostats Venetian blinds ndific Jl 6 water closets medical & Was $3195 Now $2945 Was $3295 Now $2995 16 lavatories (corner, dl regular) ga Waterand JI Double sink radiato 1970 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton Fleetside Pickup Towel dispensers Steam Seat cover dispenser ladder Soap dispenserCup dispenser V-8, 3 speed, air.Was $2395-Now $2245- Several lots ofcabinetssuitable for kitchens moetnitteiorni Storage cabinets These are only samples GAR°e -Come in andsee foryourself Mirrors Robe hooks to p Dumb waiter 16)(18, 14 cement parkingcurbs fromfop"the P"fr' Financing Up To 60 Months Circulator motor Not respo.n..sinblielse French doors somewith nitt0 Several lots of doors, Removed u Be obscure glass NothingMay Morehead Rogers Chevrolet COi BLDG. Andersol ilton YOCKER Bob Wilson&d 935 Dr4TDIrC corn Auctioneers - an716.1 NEBRASKA 402 243 Phone913776-901 less during the year in Arkansas, Bigger Payments Montana Stockyard California,Washington, Grass & Grain (o and Illinois to between 8 and 12 per' 19 Fewer Contracts cent in the Southeast. In50th Average land values declined last 'itt year in Kansas and Arizona, each August 24, 1971 The Packers In Land Buying down 3 per cent. Administration Tighter credit the last two years

its second , has forced farm land buyers topay and Secretary larger down payments, says the Cliff 2 BIG SALES EVERY WEEK the Agriculture Agriculture Department. In 1968 and 1969 the average down expanding protection other segnieethoity.f payment. for a farm was $26 for each Bondedfour poultry $100 it cost. The rate rose in 1970 to industry ministration's $27 and during the year ended last March 1 soared to $35. HOGSLEADINo on Tuesday Never has if. kt "Lenderswere more con- portant for farmers, servative,rationingcreditby smalleroperatorS'h sa allocating it to low -risk customers anclopenmarkeliags) and requiring higher down (, which to 2M1041CO4OA move their payments," the Economic Research Poultry to SALES CO., INC. market," 114 Service said in an annual report on statement in couleop farm real estate. Barn Phone CATTLE/ 50thanniversary4 Regardless, a record high of 88 per 913/325-2266 Every the Packers and S cent of the land sales last year were Wednesd August, 1921. credit financed, the report said. The Harold Siegel, Albert Gieber "Maintaining horxit practice of a seller financing the sale Auctioneers inI the marketnot WI to a buyer under "land contracts" farmer get fell last year to 37 per cent of the For Information or to Consign, Call: a fair pro, ED BURT, Washington, Kans. 913/325-2393 the basis for confidem transactions. In .1970 47 per cent

through marketing involved land contracts. Hardin said. The foreclosure rate also was up The PSA is designed last year with a total of 3,600, the most since 1965. A spokesman said farmers andmit Monday, August 30 that was a foreclosure rate of 1.4 per marketingpractices k Starts 6:00 p.m. deprive them of true 1,000 farms. Last year the total was We willsellatpublicauctionthe 2,800 and the rate 1.1 per 1,000. In following surplus items from our fortheirlivestock ad 1965 it was a 1.4 rate involving 4,100 monument business at our west lot located protect consumes foreclosures. across the street from D&D Equipment misrepresentation ad Co., Clay Center, Kansas. merchandising Nationally, the rate of "voluntary gra transfers"or sales not involving protect those in the in waterheaterforcamperor foreclosure was 28.7 per 1,000 farms, Pickup & Car unfair, deceptive, or ds. camper trailer;oldaircom- up from 278 a year earlier. 1963 Chev. 1/2tonpickup, 6 pressor; old TV set. practices of compelito The average value of farm land cylinder, 4 speed, Fleetside bed, Moore 65,000 BTU gas heater; bumper, side increased to a record $199 an acre wraparound used lumber & house doors; 2 sets mirrors, near new 6 ply tires, clothes line poles; grain sides for last year, a $6 boost or 3 per cent radio& heater,52,000miles, 47 to 54 Chevy pickup; 6 army 5 from March 1,1970. According to good. gal. gas cans; log chain; 2 win- arts 1:30p.m.- Lunn USIA records that was the smallest 1962ChevyImpala4 -door ches with cable & hand crank. ing decided to quit farmiN11 average increase in a decade. Six sedan car, air conditioner, power 2 rims & tires 7x15 for late - ublic auction at the placeir. eQUARTER HORSE ENTRY steering & brakes, radio, heater, modelFord pickup; cement per cent annual increases had been !st and 14 south ofMorrowiiii, Jim Verble, a4-H member from Abilene, entered his three-year automatic, 289 V8 motor, 84,000 mixer with gas motor on rubber, south the rule. miles, good. 1 west & 14 large size. )uth , oldQuarter Horsefilly in the horse show at the Central Kansas riseStation;or 16milei 1. National averages, however, do 2 ton chain hoist; girl's bike; 4 FreeFair at Abilene. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS wheel cart with oak floorfor rbury, Nebr. on 15highway,10 not indicated the wide variations in 24" riding lawn mower, good moving monuments; several th. farm real estate prices. The range, 12,000 BTU air conditioner other misc. items usedin our for example, was from an average of Dehumidifier;Hallicrafters 2 - business too numerous to men- month of September. The Kansas 60 Head Call'(THRITIS GROUP RAISES $44 an acre in New Mexico to $1,094 way radio,12 or110 volt; gas tion. Terms-Cash 4 lo chapter of the Arthritis Foundation )2 Angus cows NDS IN SEPTEMBER in New Jersey.CornBeltland tresh by sale dateui basesinWichita. nd drives to fight arthritishave Bob Seaman,averaged $363 an acre. h thereafter football Rundle Monuments organized in all counties in the coachatWichitaState Increases in individual states also 18 Angus cows4i6yrsck area to be conducted in theUniversity, is state chairman of the Aucts: Foster Kretz Auction Service Clerk: Tom Britt at side ranged widely, from 1 per cent or Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Clay Center 4 Angus cows 5 Yrs.df fund-raising. in Dec. dr', 1 Blue Roan cows freshenby oldie TRACTORS REAL ESTATE AUCTION Angus cow 4 yrs We havethe following used 4020 diesel tractors.See us FOURTH ANNUAL December before buying: 3601b1. 4Angus calves Saturday, August 28 Stil 1968 4020 KANSAS CLASSIC Registered Angus 1967 4020 with 1300 hours Starts at 10:00 A.M. old, gentle 1968 4020 with 2100 hours Located on highway 99 south of Wamego This is anoutstandimsi: 1965 JD 4020 diesel 61/2 miles OR from Junction I 70 & 99 north cows. Nerdy'_: to g us stock 4010 diesel - good 21/2 miles. spected at any Minneapolis Molineon propane, excellent tested within Bangs Massey 98 Std. with GMCdiesel engine, real power plant in loading tau- sale. Good MC M gas, real good THREE -BREED 60 gas - factory power steering, live PTO, excellent 1963 Case 930 diesel.Comfort King. Good plow tractor Terms -CV We can makedelivery now & waive interest and carrying charge until March 1972 HORSE SALE Work The Straw Down WithOne Of These Bargains: Leslie R. N" John Deere13'9" TWA disk harrow, 24" blades. List price Kags2ns.. 92500. Our price $1975 .48,Morrowville, ********** Washington, I Bank, Fairbury 1528 F St., Sales CHOPPERS We have state&General Farm an excellent stock of good used choppers at prices Quarter Horses that cansave you money ID No. 38 chopperwith 2 -row head 36" Paints TO 34 chopperwith pickup & head. Little use 10 -Room House South of Wamego ID No. 12 withsingle row head. Little use- a lot of good Appaloosas Five large rooms on main floorfinished nicely with part SatUrdnYl"9"t work left in Ssd. this one. paneling. Five rooms in full basement with two walk out doors onto Hecaavpyacdityut.yGehl chopper king with 1 -row head, tremendous large concrete patio. This home is approximately ten years old and aNelsoo(: 1200Fremo.nt..ta in good repair. purchasedthe saIvne ID No. 6 chopper have llowing with 1 -row head The home is equiped with a forced air gas furnace, attic exhaust offer .4..JOW Gehl chopper $375 JD 435N 4 -Barain fan, hookup for gas or electric cook stove, extra nice sink in utility -row corn heads, fit 95 combines SAT., SEPT.4 room, 500 gallon propane tank and a good well with ample water NeiS°11Form with a good submergible pump that js pumping at present time. Neiviwusa)t NEW MACHINERY BARGAINS l212 Chuck Wagonon 1065 trailer. Slightly used. Septic system is in good condition and has not given any trouble. sell All located on nice sodded bluestem grass consisting of 3 acres Door closer Fox Sniper Starts 12:30 Noon (more or less). With a little time and landscaping this can be made bargain.90 chopper with 2-row head, do and must sell - numerous into a very nice appearing home or as an investment for rental and ,,,GE 10:: New 2-row head for SAL" JD No. 6 chopper. List price $1000. Our potential of Mobil Home court. Price- $450.00 (You can't rebuild one for this) Manhattan Sales Barn R E sM \tie Ent Thee by t Several MISCELLANEOUS Manhattan, Kansas TERMS: Seller will furnish the buyer with an abstract certificed to buildingoyed by Se?' good John Deere 36A JD plows. be remn000r#ti loader for3010-3020 tractor date showing title in the sellers, with no liens against the property. entra d40, Loaderfor 8N Buyer shall pay 25 percent down on the day of sale and balance ixeSi

or 9N Ford. casingFront . iu'auseoneway. I upon delivery of deed and abstract in 30 days. Oliver side unit omit' delivery rake, POSSESSION: Will be given in 30 days or when balance of ic 41, 3 Point real good $265 money is Watermotor 3x14 inch plow $250 paid in escrow. lOwl/a Consignmentsacceptedsale cal & pnase.,.figs 'vioftfhsetht isdiosnceh.arrow, 24 blades. You can work your day. Grade horses sellas con- TAXES: Of $124.86 to be prorated to date of possessionbased on 'r ra"I as pipe 1970 taxes. Stal_, andg signed after registeredhorses. 'ulortiN 4-row30" Wale' radialrfe Ithas only 100 acres, fits Catalogs sent onrequest. steam Announcements made day of sale shall take precedenceover hat °ode 4X14 4-bottom Casee° printed material. 100 gaape la plow] good condition. For More Information, enser Fire escs'ing arigsts Contact Auctioneers NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS DE_ALERS FQIIL table Doorca ritem Bear And Sale Managers catGrinders ManMarl imentiOn Mott Wilson,Box 128,St. to ,01,06. Mowers Flex King Plows RobertG. G13 Loaders George, Kansas 66535.Phone 913 OP EMS Rotary Cutters LEO AND RUTH PAXTON IR to bead cluipment. IAlliston Rolling Cultivators 494-2552 - or Milton Anderson, 103 16)0"Vie McCulloch Saws S. 4th St., Manhattan, Kansas 66502 WAM EGO, KANSAS VOW Sale conducted by Anderson Real Estate, Manhattan, PH: 776-7935 nsib^ Phone 913 776-7935 office, 539-7365 and Wilson Real Estate, St. George, PH: 494-2552 Not resAr Concordia residence. with Beith Tractor Inc Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers 8e CH For Formation Contact Auctioneers ing concordia. Kans. U. RLD nOr

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Front Office Shakeup By Iowa Beef J. Fred Haigler of Sioux City, Iowa, has been elected president of Iowa Beef Processors Inc. of Dakota City, Neb., it was announced last week. He succeeds RoyLee Jr., president since early in 1970, whono longer is associated with the firm. Haigler assumes his new duties at once. He came toIBPfrom Armour and) Co. in 1962 to head the company's slaughter operations.In hisnine, years,Haigler has directedthe growth of the slaughterdivision

Furniture & Antiques 1/2 biock north of Highway 56 and Main Street In GALVA, KS. Saturday, Sept. 4 Starts 1:00 p.m. ANTIQUE, OLD & INTERESTING ARTICLES Secretary;cuphoard;wall shelves; antique rockers, one with BROTHER ACT AT ABILENE FAIR coilsprings; oak dresser; flour Ray Kohman, 17, at left, and Kurt Kohman, 15, brothers from Solomon, did well at bin; round top washboard; icebox. the Central Kansas Free Fair at Abilene. Ray got Grand Champion 4-H Beef for his Oak dresser; 6 round back oak cnairs;camelback trunk; Seth Charolais crossbred and Kurt got 3rd blue for his. Their father is Calvin Kohman who farms Thomas wall clock; 3 oil lamps; and raises livestock near Solomon. gas lamp; gas iron; old German Ray sold his grand champion for 72 cents a pound to the Abilene National Bank at the books. 1930-31 32 license tags; copper sale of 4-H stock following the fair. tea kettle; coal bucket; crocks; Bavarian chinabowl; 5 pieces from atwo -plant operation toitsdevelopment of the division's sales carnival glass; green glass; pink present capacity of 66,000 head perand production capabilities with Bob Research projects to he glass;cakestand;goldtrim Savage, senior vice president. pattern glass; hand painted bowls weekateightplantsin Iowa, August 31 Date and discussed include: di & plates. Nebraska, Minnesota and Kansas, Kemp and Lee were named co- soybean varieties for Kara: Quilts;and a full lineof the announcement said. chairmenandpresidentrespec-For Fall Forage millet compared tosudari,, household furniture & goods and The board also announced newtively on Feb. 24, 1970, shortly after and forage sorghums; cam many misc. articles. dutiesforJ.Robert Kemp, co-the firm changed its name from of 2 -dwarfand 3-divad Mrs. Carrie Unruh chairman of the board. He has beenIowa Beef Packers to Iowa BeefDay At KSU sorghums; herbicidefEr Processors. combined application on or This sale conducted by Krehbiel given a special assignment in the The annual Fall Forage FieldDay Stepping behavior of anhydrous inn Auction & Real Estate, Marvin D. company's processing division and downfromactive StateUniversity, Krehbiel, Auct.,Phone 316241- management of the firm at that timeatKansas will share responsibility for further August31,willbe a soil. 0350. were co-founders Currier J. HolmanTuesday, Also, weed controlin combination of professors showing alfalfa iF and A. D. Anderson. seeing and comparisonof and telling and farmers ofnitrg Saturday, August 28 Lee came to IBP in 1969 to the newest deep placement allaboutthe fleI newly created post of executive vicehearing tilizer;hunger signs in Starts 9:00 a.m. research developments inKansas president of the portion cutting and andidentification and ox Having sold my building, Iwill sell an forage production. consumer production division. He at 9:30a.m. marijuana. accumulation of everything - you name The field day begins Following lunch, Dr.Rod it,I got it - at auction 201 West Main in formerly was associated for 10 years afternoon, Herington, Kansas. Inspection morning of with Uncle Ben's Inc. food and concludes in early director of theKansas A Extension µ71l hl sale. reports Frank Bieberly, Experiment Station, processor. and sectionleader Technolcf Lee's plans were not announced. agronomy "Crop Production Victrola records; 8 Model T coordinatoroftheevent.Tours jacks; shoe lasts;2 big steam AgronomyMove." engine whistles. beginat 10 atthe Extension' just A panel of Research Farm headquarters depant1 3dressers;2 commodes; 3 2 big clocks; sad irons; corn and agronomy knives; husking pegs; bean pots; northofthe new KSUfootball chests of drawers; 12' extension of Arkansas chain tugs; light fix- iallnscAo'necrlithinge : table; cradle rocking horse; stadium atthe intersection tiboenrss'w tures;bird win eems rawhide skis. cages;castbean Kimball a Ad College avenues. Clocks; fire alarm bells; 20" pots; 10-12 gallon stone jars. yardbell;copperboiler;big Side saddle; saddle bags; army kettles;2 cast soap kettles;2 saddle; wooden barrels;jugs; HOGS cider presses; wheelbarrow; mymantel clock;NewEngland WE BUY FAT You: rocker. D cane collection. 2 Fridays 9ani..3 30 pairs of new shoes, some 35 steamengine equipment At the farm 4 miles south and Mondays thru high top button; 4 trinket boxcatalogs; keys; padlocks; oak miles west of Lincoln, Kansas. AT t NIONPACIFI(STO( Cl collection; rock collection. wardrobe; trunks; 4 grindstones; SATURDAY, AUGUST 28 KANSAS o M New Kaiser -Fraziersign,pull type fire wagon. 9:00a.m. MARYSVILLE, CO. never unboxed; hundreds of No Antiques Sold Before Noon Appaloosa gelding 4yrs. old Packing repair parts tor Model T; model Clougherty 1953 Olivertractor standard 88 NOSHRINKAGE T sedan, good running order; TOOLS 1953 M&M plow 3x16 NO COMMISSION every dh ay,but good radiator; 2 Model T heads;3 2 table saws; 10 hand saws; 2 1947 Graham Hoemeplow, sweeps We may not have thebest hog market to stO ModelT motors; lots day you wis ofModel T 150 -lb. anvils; stock dies; 4 bench &points may have the bestmarket the wheels. vises. we Rayo lamps; lots of lanterns; 5 electric drills; 1955 JD 16x8 drill your hogs. PROTECITON high speed 1962 AC twin drive mower, 3 pt. BONDEDFOR YOUR trunks; corn planters; 2applebits; lots of post mauls; block & WILKIE ...04m4 peelers; milking machine; milktackles. Wix bale loader MASK 1955 Plymouth Belvedere 4 dr. Ph°ne Clay cans. Lots of C clamps; hammers; Resident BuYer Straube piano & bench Muell Wagon wheels; buggy wheels;pliers; bolt cutters; tool boxes. 1957 Chey. truck with grain bed & steel love seat;8' high fan; 8 Lots of pipe fittings;lots of telephones; all kinds of telephonepipe; tons of iron; brace & bits;, stock rack 3800 1957 MM 6' oneway Ratio Servic repairs. squares; 3 Averyjacks;big Longford 1959IHC 10'tandem disc 16th Annual form, Lots of sea shells;2 steamscrew jack; 10" pipe cutter. 1962 Oliver 15' springtooth engine water pumps; steam 3 air bubbles; alum. ladder; 1967 IHC side rake governor; ice tongs; ice crusher;wood ladders; 2 space trailers; Topsy stove; oilheater; glassgolden rod oil cans; 5 electric 4"14' grain auger with gas engine wash boards; steel well pulleys.motors; lumber. Cement mixer 2 &3 4 sets harness; double trees; Oliver springtooth and other items. SEPTEMBER lots of horse hames; horse shoes. FURNITURE MR. & MRS. VIRGIL ZIER ADDEDMONEY Scales; copper -hopper; hun- 3drawer counters; knee hole $400 dreds of car tags; big stone jars;desk; 2 glass show cases; 6 army Also.To Be Sold At The Same milk cans;8 well pumps; oldcots; beds; rockers; chairs; LocationFor Ray Zier Maytag washer;120 bass ac-wardrobe chests; boxes; chest of 1946 Ford Ferguson tractor; 1958 cordion; 8 Model T tool boxes; 2drawers.This is only a partial' Oliver 15x8 drill; 1952 A -C roto- 2 at6:00P'5/ round piano stools. list. baler; IHC corn binder. Setemberp Yo 1958Oliver No. 35 combine, 14'; Free Barbeque 1958 Richardsonbale loader; P -O Col. H. M. SHARP plow 3x16;Ford cultivator & Adinissdon lister 2 row &Adult - HighSchoolSchool -$1,0° Auctioneers: Lee W. Remy, Burdick Clerk - Auctioneers: Ray Gerbitz,Ells- Grade and C. W. "Bill" Crites, JunctionCity RoyPeterson) worth & Melvin Temple, Ellsworth GRASS & GRAIN REGISTERED YORKSHIRE bred gilts and sows, bred to Grass &Grain 21 sires of top testing Yorks last two Senek tests. Also produc- FOR SALE - Good 18 mo. [1,t3,50CPUAL) [rADTA2VELlt tiontestedserviceable age word. $1 min mum for one week. DISCOUNTS: (with cash orders only) Black Angus bull. Good 10 mo. RATES:7da boars. Loineyes as large as 65 Red Angus bull. Like new Mas- deduct. 10%if ad runs 2 weeks.Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. REFUNDS:you may square inch at 220 lbs.; backfat sey Ferguson wire tie baler, Ag Press office for any Aircused amount paid if as low as .49. Walker's York- collie a refund at the an ad is cancelled. shire Farm, Rt. 2, McPherson, baled around 5000 bales. Milton CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: (boxedads) $2.10 acolumn inch.CASH: ads not accompa- Hettenbaoh, Cedar Point, Ks., Kansas. Phone 316 241-5139. 274-3338. x26 nied bycash have a 25 -cent billing charge added. SB30 To: Ag Press -P.O. Box 1009 - 1207Moro - Manhattan, Kansas 66502- JE9-7558 100 COWS for sale. Will calf in Mail FOR SALE - 100 big fancy spring. Will sell all or any part. AUCTIONEERING heavy springer Holstein heif- Also 50 black heifers, 2 year Charolais Bulls ers. John Kopp, Fairview, Ks., olds, bred to Hereford bulls, Phone 913 467-3931. x26 calves to be weaned after No- 7/8 & 15/16 p LAWRENCE E. WELTER 17 Months FOR SALE- Registered Spots; vember 1st. Also 4 registered WELLDRILLING SAM BLOODLINE Hereford bulls, 2 year olds. AUCTIONEER Few February & March boars. Mgation, stockand home Fred McLeod, Box 635, Mc - Test holes, REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Sired by 2 good boars. J. V. I packed wells. Harley Peterson Cundiff, Manchester, Ks., 4 mi. Louth, Ks. Phone 913 796-2970. ism and metalcasings in Your Sale Solicited SB26 rotary N. Talmage, 1 mi. east, 28/ formation. New air Large or Small 913 823-9090 Route 1, Salina north; or 31/a mi. west Industry FOR SALE - Registered 3 yr. equipment. x27 DRILLING EAST HIGHWAY US 24 and Y4 south. old bay QH gelding. Very nice BLUE VALLEY MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 disposition. Pinto pony, broke GERALDSTRADER DUROC BOARS FOR SALE - Reg. 7 year old Kansas 66441 Real Estate gelding, good cow horse, very to ride. Phone 913 776-5981, Blue Rapids, And Generel Sales & Open Gilts fast. Barrel horse, seasoned, 7 Manhattan. x26 &h J. pbone Collect J years old. Phone 913 449-2617, FOR SALE - 135 ewes, 80 913/226-7353 January Farrowed Eskridge, Kansas. SB27 BOBWI CSCiN whiteface & mixed, 55 Suffolk Large Selection FOR SALE - Reg. Shorthorn bred to Suffolk rams to start EQUIPMENT Auctionoering lambing early fall. 913 446-3709, OIL FIELD Real Estate bulls, 12 to 24 months old. x27 BOUGHT & SQLD. , Top Quality Solve your eye trouble with a Clyde, Kansas. All types sales v.., Ph, 494-2552 big, long Shorthorn bull. Glenn ,. . - Figures On Boars - HOLSTEIN BULLS & heifers. ker rods Structural pipe for or 776-9061 .-17- E. Lacy, Miltonvale, Ks., Phone Also crossbred & weaned calves. ing , < Nationally Accredited SPF 913 4274513. x28 Box 118 -St. George, Ks. 4 Dwight Rhodes, Clifton, Ks. 913 455-3407. SB30 SHAMROCKSUPPLY .- Phone 913 238-4382 or 238-7743 FOR SALE - 40 good quality I Hereford cows, wt. 950 lbs. Paul Bandy LAND IMPROVEMENT Junction City, Ks. FOR SALE - Charolais bull, Pregnancy & bangs tested, $245. 16 months old, from artificial don Highway 56, Galva MEMBER KCCA AND LICA or write: FRED GERMANN Paul Evans, Phone Kincaid, breeding. Tracy Stewart, Frank- Phone Canton 316/628-4417 Dwight, Kansas Ks. 316 439-5354. SB27 SB26 Phone Galva 316/654-2732 ... , fort, Ks. 913 2924634. WAHOO GRAIN BINS FOR SALE - Choice Holstein FOR SALE - Black gelding . - Best MEMORIALS heifers to freshen soon. KABSU horse, 6 years old, well broke. I 7,,,,,,-...1....,...... ; available - bar NONE! Many breeding. Phone 913 2924554, advantages - Savings .Versa- Lyle Howell, Frankfort, Ks. Tracy Stewart, Frankfort, Ks. tile storage for feed, seed, ferti- SB26 913 2924634. SB26 MONU lizer. Portable or permanent. FOR SALE -8 Hosltein heavy Ponds Terraces Grading All sizes 700 bu. -8400 bu. Sec- FREE CATTLE of faceflies, Stones designed and cut by ex- tional for low cost easy erec springer heifers to begin fresh- fienced craftsmen in our own Waterways Clearing hornflies, & lice with Pesti- ening Sept. 15th. J. P. Schmidt, Land Leveling tion. Aeration; auger systems; Sack. Money back guarantee. Tampa, Ks., Phone Durham drying bins; equipment. Finan- self -dusting bags.Holt Farm SB27 Rundle Monument Co. ced. Write for literature packet. Supply, East Hwy. 24, Manhat- 316 732-2256. ROGGENDORFF CONST., INC. ,---Wahoo-Built,10325Horton, x26 Harlan Rundle, Owner Phone 913-539-3984 tan, Ks. FOR SALE - 50 head of 45 lb. 1630 OSAGE - MANHATTAN Overland Park, Ks. 66207. Ph. pigs. Clyde Ebert, Wamego, Ks. ice & Display 913 648-2201. x29 PUREBRED HAMP boars, 250 Phone 456-2418. x27 4th & Grant to 280 lbs. from quality SPF well at ME 2.2323 FOR SALE - Beef cross calves stock. Gary Taylor, Rt. 3, Junc- We will have 500 head of calves tion City, Ks. Phone 913 238-2442 his Y CENTER Livestock at our barns every weekend, 4 x28 who farms weeks to 400 lbs. Also Holstein MONUMENTS bull. Heifer calves. All triple SADDLE SPECIALS - Daily vac. W. G. Wiebe, Summerfield, team roper, 5 year Bullhide CUSTOM PELLETING nk at the Want To Buy Kansas 913 244-7625. tf Shepherd Tree, Cheyenne Roll, Grain Banking MANHATTAN Cattle off grass 500 to 850 lbs. now $199.95. Cutter and Youth Please call collect. State price, FINANCING AVAILABLE on saddles. Let's trade. Saddle bags Page's Feed - Bulk Delivery MONUMENT CO. DAIRY COWS - If you wish $16.95. All tack reasonably pri- Animal Health Products weight & number. to start a new dairy or expand ced. Pete Hiebert Western Sup- Research projectsto he J. J. BEAUDET your present one, we have for ply, 4 mi. west Peabody on 554, MANHATTAN MILLING CO. include: the your selection 250 head of Hol- x26 and discussed Office and Display Don Ehrsam Ph. 316 983-2684. Manhattan, Ks. 778-3217 for KISS stein fresh & springer cows and soybean varieties 2301 Stagg Hill Road Phone 913-893-3271 sugar heifers. Also Jersey & Guern- FOR SALE - One nursette calf millet comparedto BERN, KANSAS sey. Buy where every cow and feeder, one year old, slightly and forage sorghums; heiferisguaranteed sound used, $325. Donald Cress, Coun- SEED WHEAT Office Phone and1-dori Res. Phone W. G. For Sale of2 -dwarf when they freshen. cil Grove, Phone 913 767-5826. herbicidde 539-0441 776-9742 Wiebe, Summerfield, Kansas, SB26 sorghums; Phone 913 244-7625. tf * Registered Eagle combined aPPliratMn116 MANHATTAN, KANS. FOR SALE - 2 real gentle * Certified Sturdy - Triumph 64 behavior ofanhydrous3 a KANSAS NATIONALLY ACCREDITED milk cows, well broke for hand also PORK PROOUCERS COUNCIL SPF Hamp boars & open gilts. milking, 1 6 yr. old 1/2 Holstein S011. CEMETERY weed101contrd ill H. Wayne Shirley, Horton, Ks., and % shorthorn. 1 3 yr. old * Parker* Satanta* Shawnee Also, MEMORIALS NATIONALLY ACCREDITED Phone 913 474-3349. x27 red Y4 Hoist. & 3/4 Shorthorn. * Scout 66 ofalfalfs SPF registered Yorkshire boars, comparison littermates & half-brothers to 200 HEAD of open and bred Now giving 40 gal. milk per * Sturdy * Triumph 64 deepplacements Ifi 54 Year Continuous Service day. TB & bangs tested & bred sip boars on test at SENEK & KSU lio'stein heifers, 300 to '900 lbs. to Shorthorn bull to freshen Bag or Bulk tilizer ; hunger Display Located on US24 W. G. Wiebe, 913 244-7625, Sum- andan test stations that gained as high about Dec. 25. Contact Akin identification East of City Limits tt and as 2.2 lbs. daily on 2.49 lbs. of merfield, Kansas. Sherbert, Rt. 3, Clay Center, Johnson's Elevator feed per 100. Now taking orders Ks. 913 485-2267 Riley. SB26 marijuana.lunch, Dr WOOD SHAVINGS for sale at Assaria, Ks. (913) 667-2125 a. on open or bred gilts for Octo- Following SCHAUBEL all times. Nelson Manhattan Rod Diehl, Mgr. of theKansas.. ber. FOR SALE - Pair of yearling director MONUMENT CO., INC. Hatchery, Manhattan, Ks., Ph. saddle mules. 913 539-3375, Man- Statio!!!! 913 778-3412. SBTF Experiment hattan. x27 d production Trith RR 3 Box 20ME 2-3531 Floyd Meyer Want To Buy "Crop FOR SALE - Lightweight .s Clarence Blanc, Ownei PALMER, KANSAS for REGISTERED YORKSHIRE M Phone 913 Palmer 1905 green steer & heifer calves boars, open & bred gilts for Weeping Lovegrass Seed. - iy Eortdeosisepil; A panelof CLAY CENTER immediate delivery. Calves will sale. Bred same as test station Growers, send samples. Highest st weigh 350 to 425 lbs. For infor- pigs. 134 days 220 lbs., 2.36 ay. prices paid.Phone collect or andagrun°111: , jo 11 BRED HAMP, YORK mation phone Harlan Jensen, write. ansnricerto DAIRY UPPLIES 913 daily gain and 251 lbs. feed ef- of members conduit & DUROC GILTS Rt. 2, Concordia, Kansas, ficiency. Lawrence Bendel, Wa- 'will 243-2581. SBTF DOUGLASS W. KING CO. questions WAMEGO Some as close as 3 weeks. Open mego, Ks. 913 456-9334. x29 P.O. Box 20320 DAIRYSUPPLY gilts, good selection of boars, in- FOR SALE - 10 purebred FEEDER PIGS for sale, 100 SAN ANTONIO, TEX. 78286 dividual figures on many. Some Polled Hereford heifers, heavy head, 70 lbs., 3 -way cross. Roger Your authorized are half brothers to our top springers. Not registered. Also Phone 512 6614191 FATHOGS dealer for: per day. Nationally accredited Polled Hereford bulls. Delbert Whelchel, Solomon, 913 655-8911 Nights: 512 735-0305 e DeLAVAL.milkers SB29 9 11 Test Station, gaining 2.59 lbs. Johnson, Junction City, Ks. RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for hors- 'ridays-TOW° CLAYPush-button eqpt. gaining boar in the SENEK x26 HOLSTEINS - Want to buy es. Product of Key Milling Co., I MUELLER SPF. XIS(' Bulk Tanks FOR SALE - Purebred regis- large Holstein springers for Clay Center, Kans., Phone ME export. Paul W. Rolfsmeier, SBTF LLE, ICANCO Hayes Beck & Sons tered performance tested Char- Sewar0, Nebr. Ph. 402-643-6143. 2-2141. Stem andService from olais bulls 10 to 14 months old S1133 KEY RABBIT Mini Pellets for PaCking W"e90 &Sabath., Kansas Route 1 Phone 238-6064 priced $800 to $1500. Also a few fast gains, no waste. Key Mill- Y OKIdayt0G,E JUNCTION CITY, KANS. cows and heifers. FlintHills 30 HOLSTEIN bell calves, 3 ing Co., Clay Center, Kansas, every For FreeEstimates Call: Charolais Ranch, Wamego, Ks. market t0 months old, vaccinated, locally ME 2-2141. TF hog wish AMGC x27 you 456-7200 or 66547. 913 456-9544. raised, $115. Frankfort, Kt. 913 rket theday SABETFO A AV 4-2958 Duroc, York, Hamp FOR SALE - Purebred ser- 2924943. x27 NEW CLEAN threshing Scout - YOUR PR° land wheat, $2.75 bulk, $3.00 cbsiLAVAL viceable age Yorkshire boars. FOR SALE- Registered Hamp- bagged. New highest yielding DAIRY EQUIPMENT Boars with figures for Sale Vernon Setzer, St. George, Ks., shire rams. Call 316 732-2481 4 Farm E Centurk $10.00 bagged. Henry lament Duroc Boars Phone 913 456-2394. x27 e r Mueller BulkqTua after 9 p.m. Marvin Rediker, Evers, Odell, Nebr. 7664235. nks Are Outstanding FOR SALE - Chester White, Durham, Kansas. x26 x28 Also some bred Duroc gilts Duroc & Hampshire boars.Also NATIONALLY ACCREDITED EAGLE & Parker seed wheat ISeofnice Nationally Accredited SPF twelve head of open Hampshire SPF Duroc boars & open gilts. 2ePeirs gilts. P -B Ranch, Frankfort, Ks. for sale. Howard Larson, Tes- Langfcird past dairyequipment Meat type, fast gainers, excel- cott, Ks., Phone 913 283-4679 66427. For appointment phone lent feed conversion. Test sta- x26 JOE McCLURE Harvey Herrs 913 2924628. SB29 tion figures available .Backf at Phone 913 348-2252 ".229-52a4 FOR SALE - Wide row row probes and days to 220 lbs. on FOR SALE - Chanute seed Alta Vista LINN, KS.66953 crop attachment for JD38 field all boars. Larry Hobson, Scan- wheat, $1.85 bushel. Thomas FOR SALE -4 grade Holsteins harvester, $300. 913 468-3371, dia, Ks. Phone 913 335-2650. Steinberger, Wamego, Phone ;ER1 3 x29 456-7215. x27 tila just fresh and milking 50-60 lbs. Olsburg, Ks. SB26 pErs as 2 year olds. Dams with rec- 1320 GAL. Mueller bulk milk FOR SALE - Balboa Rye, ords to 22,000 milk and 885 FOR SALE - 10 large Holstein -.p1111A5Demmuutas1-fum1a) heifers to begin freshening tank for sale. Fenton McAner- brome grass, state tested. Ph. fat. Phone 913 696-4307, Law- nv, Rt. 1 Box 134, Linwood, Ks. 316 726-5654, Harold Heymann, rence Mayer, Gypsum, Ks.x26 September 5. Melvin Roeder, x31 2 60 I° Seneca, Ks. 913 336-2880. x26 66052. SB26 Burns, Ks 66840. Aesut 8UL1C BRED GILTS - Duroc and HOLSTEIN BULLS & heifers. FOR SALE - Open & bred SPF FOR SALE - Brome seed, 12c Itenlber - h7"ikalSe'rvIcela D..vDealer Hamp to farrow in September. Also cross -bred& weaned Yorkshire & crossbred gifts. lb. bagged. Arthur Holle, Marys- X4ATERRAivir Arthur & Gail Roepke, Clifton, Kenneth Visser, Wakefield, Ph. ville, Ks. Phone 913 5623803. Ks., Phone 785-2765 or 785- calves. Dwight Rhodes, Sl BULATION Ks. 913 455-3407. SB26 913 461-5744. x29 x30 .4.dinstissiAruit 2766. SR32 . 913 857-3946 school WE HAVE registered Eagle & Centurk, Certified Scout 66, Largest Antique Auto Parts AUGUST Triumph 64, Gage and Parker Store In The Midwest MOW' USED seed wheat. Also certified and August noncertified Elbon rye, winter Used Cars See The TRUCK barley and Lodi forage oats. 58 Thunderbird $195 Call collect 913 527-2484, Sis 195 Truck People SPECIAL'S See x27 48 Dodge coupe Seed, Belleville, Ks. 56 Chev 2 dr 6 stk 195 In Belleville TRAVELALL FOR SALE - CertifiedTri- 55 Oldsmobile 4 dr. V8 AT185 1969 Ford N600, COE, long DEMONSTRATORS 185 9( umph 64 seed wheat, germina- 41 Ford 4 dr wheelbase, 361 V8, 4 speed, 2 4 1971 models, trailerpackag2e 185 , 9 tion 94%. Will winter.Barley 54 Chev. 4 dr. 6 AT speed, new 8:25 tires, extra air, power, deluxemodels, E seed, germination 94%. Albert 56 Buick 2 dr. stk. V8 185 nice new 16' grain box $4495 withluggage racks, el; 175 $4150 to 9 ( Kientz, Wamego, Ks., Phone 59 Chev. 2 dr. stk. 1968 Chevrolet diesel, V6, LWB, hoist x27 64 Buick Special 175 19$475°.70 Chevrolet pickup, 2 shed, 913 456-9831. 175 150" CT, New Way tandem 56 Chev. 2 dr. 6 stk. tag axle, 5 sp., 2 sp., good special, 14,000 actualmiles FOR SALE - Registered Park- 48 Chev. LW'B pickup 175 condition $6750 er wheat seed, $3.00 perbushel 58 Chev. 4 dr V8 AT 175 1967 Chevrolet 60 series, 2 ton, 1965 Focd 1/2 ton, 4 Announcing that "Easy Jack's" 59 95 1970sPC4 bag. Agronomy Department, 17' fold down grain box and wi4 Waters Hall, KSU, Manhattan, auto repair shop is now open. Swartz underbody hoist, 366 19'6inTd IenrternationalMe Ks., Phone 913 532-6111. SB27 Also, effective 1 Sept., 1971, V8, 5 speed, 2 speed, extra speed, V8 engine van,$6-cy "Easy Jack" will expand his 1965 International Model 11996869 FOR SALE - Balboa rye seed, good 9:00 tires $4500 1600, line of automobile parts from 1966 Ford tilt cab, C-700, 18' 14' contractor flatbed& hoist, toy state tested. Dale Miller, Mil- the present antique line of 1941 fold down stock and grain newpaintte ford, Ks., Phone 913 238-7354. and older to include parts for box, underbody hoist, tag ax- 2 68 rnationaLs: 19681SCheerVI:0:11111.t2e SB28 1966 and older cars. Also, "Easy $4495 1600, new paint, V-345 Jack" will pick up and purchase le, extra good engine, RECLEANED BALBOA rye 1965 Chevrolet 80 Series, 427 5 -speed, 2 -speed, $2650& $2795 your old junk or abandoned V8, tandem, tag axle tractor, lienCdhevrolet suitable for seed. Germination s cars. Call "Easy Jack" first, DIESEL TRACTORS ssP'cl)°ddhl,owelvr2g5esin112:t1ell'-'42.nse::: tested.Rollie Clemence, Abi- 5 spd., 2 sp., 10:00x10 tires, carry 4, x28 for complete automobile service. straight air brakes, PS $3250 10 Units 1969 is lene, Ks. 50 Pontiac SW 165 1964 Chevrolet, LWB, 2 ton, 6 61 Dodge 4 dr. V8 165 International & White Freight- a n d FOR SALE - Triticale, winter cyl., 4 sp., 2 sp., 8:25 tires, ics t 165 liners, single axle and tandem ,t0-11,-: hardy variety 203. Phone 913 40 Chrysler 4 dr under - 1968GMC 60 Comet 2 dr. AT 165 new 151/2' grain box, axles, 1960 to 1968 227-3105, L.indsborg, Ks. x28 body hoist $2995 mins 250 horsepower, Detroit box 53 Ford 4 dr. V8 165 1964 V200 International 549 V8 ALFALFA SEED for sale, ex- 59 Ford V8 AT 165 diesel, 318 horsepower, engine,8 -speed Roadranger, paint on several units. Pr1i2,ce650 cellent quality, 99% purity, 57 Chev. 6 AT 4 dr. 155 single axle tractor, good 10:00 196t2i7.1'elllt'eNrnaWte!rionSa7: over 90% germination. Kansas 57 Chev 4 dr. stk 6 145 x20 tires $2250 new 15%, andt Common or Cody, 30c and 40c. 62 Chev. SW 145 1964 Ford COE, 102" CA, V-8, 4- 1968 models warrant testedmo- Ed Streckfus, Route 3, Salina, 62 Ford 4 dr. V8 145 tor,transmission, differentials. 1967 Ford od spd.,2-spd.,825tires,151/2' N600 VI , x33 48 Ford pickup 145 Service records availableon s. Ks., Phone 913 823-2706. box & hoist $3250 ii 53 Chev. 4 dr. 135 1968 models. hoistChevrolet 1963 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, SWB, 6 REGISTERED EAGLE seed 61 Rambler SW 110 63 tor Ai wheat $3.50. Eagle grown from 100 cyl., 3 speed, narrow box, 59 Desoto 4 dr. extra nice $745 International Trucks 6 cyl.,'t foundation seed $2.75. Certified 60 Ford 4 dr. 100 1961 Chev. % ton, SWB, 6 cyl., Triumph $1.75. All re -cleaned. Parts --Sales -Service Eddie Ewy, Phone 316 538-2843, Several Hundred Others 4 speed $395 Arlington, Ks. SB29 Largest Selection Of Older Cars 1951 Chevrolet lh ton, 4-spd. To Choose From In The Area $95 500E. 10th Trucks ALFALFA SEED for sale 30c SiAuellbsSimeENIeSd,Rte NEBP,' lb.Max Buterbaugh, Morrow- NO FINANCE CHARGES NEW TRUCKS Telephone 402 x27 We have a large inventory, 913 285-8711 121.1. ville, Ks. 20% Discount for CASH on ready for delivery, of new 1942 to 1966 Models trucks, 1/21. pickups to single de TOPEKA, KANS PONTIAC Automotive Hours 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. tandem diesel tractors. P Im Melton Motor Co., Inc.We Have TheTrucks 16th & M Streets 913 527.2201 de Take Your Pick DAGMTSCUNed, BELLEVILLE 1971 Chevrolet 1/2 to.n, V8, 3- "The Walking Man's Friend" speed, LB 1970 Ford Ranger 12 ton pickup ns 4th with 8' bed, V8 engine, auto- JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS 197(1Chevrolet 2 ton,292 6 cyl., ver matic transmission, radio, 6 mi. west on 1.70 at Milepost Skaggs (Ford) 84" CA, 4 speed,';! speed, ter heater and other extras. Al No. 290, the Milford Lake exit.) 9:00 rubber, 24,000miles and Annual ted extra sharp low mileage Phone 238-7541 Motors remainder of 50,000or 5 year p $2995 warranty available,13'6" bed th pickup at A-1 USED CARS Anniversary S.,: 1968 Chevrolet 1/2 ton,61/2' and hoist, fold down stock Fleetside pickup, V8 engine, 3 Car & Truck Sale 1971 El Camino, full power rack speed column shift, radio & 1970 Maverick 1969 Chevrolet 1/;,ton,V8, auto - Now In Progr heater Only $1795 Summer's End 1970 Torino 4 dr., full power matic, power steeriirig 1970 Galaxie 500 4 dr.,full SEE 0118 AD 1967 IHC 3.4 ton pickup, 1 own- power 1966 Ford Bronco, 4wheel er,locally owned pickup, 1969 Caprice 4 dr. sedan, air, drive, 3 speed ON PAGE 3 equipped to do your farm power, V8 & aut. 1970 Cortina wagon, air, auto. FIRST SECTION work. A real buy at.. $1195 1968 Impala 4 dr., air, power, 197(1 Ford Country Squire, full 19(3(3 Chevrolet 1, tonLWB, V8, OF THIS gal 1967 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup, 6 aut. & V8 power 4 speed, air cond. GRASS & G110 It cyl., 4 speed transmission, ra- 1968 Caprice 4 dr., air, pwr., aut. 1971 Toyota, air, automatic 196(3 Chevrolet % ton,, 6 cyl., 4- 1970 Grand Prix, full power speed, long widebed KEY, INCIm dio, heater and wrap bumper & V8 'd tar Only $1695 1967 Chevelle 4 dr., 6 cyl., aut. & 1969 Chevelle 2 dr., full power 196(3 Chevrolet ton,V8, auto- ng& air d. 1965 Chevrolet 1/2 -ton, Fleetside air 1969 Mach I Mustang matic, power steeri 2312 Stagg H111 Pl pickup, V8 engine, 4 speed 1967 Bel Air 4 dr., V8 & aut. 1969 Torino GT fastback Call Melvin Buxmancollect Phone 53942 1969 Country Squire wagon, FP Manhattan's 00 p transmission, wrap -around 1966 Impala 4 dr., V8, aut. & air and he'll be happy tocome out I bumper. Only $1395 1966 Olds Holiday Spt. Cpe., 1968 Country Squire 10 pass., and look at your triu!lc or car. VOLUME 1965 Chevrolet 3/4 ton, Fleetside V8, 4 spd. FP Just call Melvin at TA 5-5431. pickup, Big 6 engine, 4 spd. 1965 Impala Spt. Cpe., V8, std. 1969 Galaxie 500 4 dr. sedan, FP New & Used Car transmission, wrap -around 1965 Impala Spt. Cpe 6 cyl. std. These Are Just A Few Of Jim Sullivan Chtevrolet bumper. Only $1495 1964 Dodge 2 dr. 6 cyl. std. Our Fine Selection 307 Northl 1964 Impala Spt. Sedan V8, aut., 239 N. Santa Fe Looking For A pwr. & air Of A-1 Used Cars Manhatts 1964 Bel Air 4 dr. V8, aut. COME DOWN TODAY Phone 913 825.5431 Dependable Car ... See AND LOOK THESE OVER The Brightest Corner In Town 1963 Bel Air 2 dr., V8, aut. is the place to V) 1963 Olds 4 dr., V8, aut. 'AM/WV *Off your new car 1963 Bel Air 4 dr., 6 cyl., aut. Skaggs (Ford) Motors OBERMEYER 1962 Ford Galaxie 500, 6 cyl., Your Transportation SALINA, KANSAS SPAGGS LINCOLN std. 19719: Headquarters We Have 1961 Chevrolet station wagon, 6 stod, cyl., std. "Where Customers Send BUICK-OPEL Mercurys in Their Friends" for deliverl. Cars 913 258.2255 Open to 9 p.m. TRUCKS 2nd & Houston Double c.iecked Used Mercury Montego. Marvin Obermeyer, Owner 1971 Chev. 3/4 ton pickup, new local, 7180 Comet andCap! Phone PR 8-3525 1971 Fold Bronco, start d HERINGTON, KANSAS 1971 Chevrolet 1,4T Fleetside $3695 The prices MANHATTAN, KANSAS mi. ... $710 V8, aut., demonstrator HT, low as 1963 International 3/4T V8, 4 sp. 1968 Olds Cutlass 2 dr. mileage, red bucketseats Stop at 307DAYNott 1962 Chevrolet 34 ton, 6 cyl., 4- USED TRUCK ne spd. HEADQUARTERS To 1955 Chevrolet 1/2ton, 6 cyl., 3 1969 Buick SkylarkCustom$25495- 7 1967 Chevy VS 5 yd. dumps dr., PS, AC. Locallyowned. BETTERIDEAS spd. BErrER 1951 GMC 2 ton, cab & chassis 67 Chevy V8, hoist, 15%' box dr. ITT 4 '66 Ford V8 5 yd. dumps 1967 Pontiac GTO 2 Thi 3 Hail Damaged 66 Ford V8, hoist, 151/2' box ...$1295 AULD 19m66ileCahgeevy Nova 4dr., low kiln:. 67 Chevy 1/2 ton, 4x4 V8, LWB $995 CHEVROLET LinCOS ..,111kal1;;you Pickups Left 69 Chevy 3/4ton, 4x4, V8 69 Ford 34. ton, 4x4, V8 mAN307 NHA. 311,11 0)0 honve 1971 Ford XLT F100, radio, 461-5414 We are low on68.69-70 models. WAKEFIELD 6 65 Pord 600 5 yd. dumps Will pay top pricefor trade on heater, air conditioned, PS, 65 Chev. V8, 1 ton, dual chassis Buicks. Buya 360 V8, 2 -tone paint $3895 67 Ford 6, 1 ton, dual chassis new 71 Model NOW and Prop( 1970 Chateau Club wagon, V8, 65 Ford 600, hoist, 151/2' box, V8 snAewvE71 moBuiNckEyor. Opel eht radio, heater, automatic, air Close Out On 66 Ford 600 hoist. 131/2' bed. 6 Ca conditioned $3650 Used Hoists - Flatbeds - Dumps toHo( 1960 F100 Ford 1/2ton, 6 cyl., New Ford Trucks ManhattanMotors Clean'CI' %e, 4 speed txy 1968 Ford 1/2 ton, 6 cyl., 4 spd. 1971 F600 HD, 174" WB, 17,500 Ames Chev. Co. BUICK - OPEL 2-spd., 8.25 tires 316 647-3251 311 HoustonPR 8-3537 TRucyNESAR. $1595 1971 F250 Ford camper special 231 Houston 1962 Ford F600, 174" wheel with electric power pak MOLINE, KS.67353 Used CarLot6-4414 FOR base, big 6 cyl., single speed PR Cer 1971 F100 LWB V8 4 spd., radio, KANSAS Ale°w:vayAsAnLagti°:::CA88165' rear axle, 8:25 tires .... $995 mirrors, etc. MANHATTAN, d for 1967 Jeep pickup, 4 wheel drive, t< 6"x36" or In Stock V8, 4 speed $1295 NEW FORD AUTOS WANTED -Two rims. 1968 Ford F-600, 300 cu. inch IN STOCK "Grurabhba7nr tHiroeesmand 00 bed A6 o"x376' Skinner 5ttl ed 6 cyl., radio, 4 speed, 2 speed, Galaxie 500 4 doors, Mustangs, .? TIRES t<; NeweCehibseria., 825 rubber $3000 Torinos, Mavericks Sid Vidricksen, x29 Phone632' Kansas 6"7470. 2 driver Ed. Galaxie 500 4-drs. CLAY 60 15 New Pickups In Stock LTD 4 dr. lease car, low mileage Most All Standard Sizes 9504° tFrOucRk,S1A6LE,, ALSO A LARGE SELECTION New Tires, Too. down60 F and FOR N'321 118t,t OF BRONCOS, fold-i967d9anF Wamego Motors hoist. Joe Bauman,BEBern, Ks., VANS AND RANCHEROS 913 894-2398. Phone Oneida SB26 HERCULES dam, Emp g13 set Long -McArthur, Inc. 913/456-9567 }C.5. 776-9453 610 N.3rd ton pickupfor Center, FoLincoln-Mercury Phone091263 340 N.SantaFe Salina, Kans. MANHATTAN, KANS. sale, 6 cyl., 4 spd. TA 3-2237 WAMEGO, KANSAS August 24, 1971 Carlson Agency A Home For You & Trucks 801 Poyntz Manhattan A 2 -tontruck with FARMS OLDER HOME, 2 bedrooms, Chevrok complete basement, close to TRACTORS it bedand hoist and August Ford F350 with bed 160A Nemaha County farm, town. Needs some fixing. 1965 4020, PS, &I.

75 crop, balance pasture; some NEW ROME, close to schools, 1957 JD 620 rowcrop stock raelA 2 -tontruck with 'improvements, plenty water. Chevra has 3 'bedrooms, huge kitchen, 1966 XT190 AC diesel grain bed & hoist Off of Highway No. 9. From 32 to 133 PTC11-1.P. $20,000. many closets, completely car- (mfr. est. max.) 1964 706 IH diesel yow crop See hi/ stock racksstation wagon 400A farm, 70A crop, balance peted, 2 car garage, price to sell. 1961 4010 standard diesel ai Falcon mwertible bluestem pasture. Pott. County. SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! siEBE,s Falcon LOVELY COTTAGE, corn- ,f convertible On contract, $115 per acre. IT FEATURES: COMBINES Mustani tudor Pletely redecorated & carpeted, Chevrolet Nova II 400A farm, 165 crop, balance 95.0 estimated horsepower. New 1962 JD 55, 14', cab 57 grass. Wabaunsee County. Pond best of locations, no special hardtop 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. 1960 CARP 800, 14' 1971 chevro mileage in pasture, 2 wells, all weather taxes. 1 Maverick tudor, Isomounis (lower sound level). 1959 JD 55, /4' 4 speed, et 50 10,4 road. Very good livestock farm. WARD CRAFT HOMES Gauges instead of lights. New 1962 JD 55, 14', cab 4000 hoist speed,12! 160A pasture, Pott. County, Now available.Have 3 bed- quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. 1961 No. 151 111 14', cab 1970 Dodge BIG DISCOUNT ON good bluestem grass, plenty of rooms,lovely kitchen,many SEE US TODAY ! 1954 R Baldwin 2 ton,1% New ii' Di:cel camper water. closets. Moved anywhere with- 1958 III 101 12' hox 1970 P.' 5 £S & SERVICE 160A creek bottom farm Pott. in 40 miles of clay Center at BIG MACHINERY 2 1951 Super 26 MEI 12' _2sp(x1pd,,gwilie toll, tif!FORD SAI County, 95A crop land, most the unbelievable price of $12,000 1970 Chevroletstri crop land creek bottom. & TRUCK SALE FORAGE EQUIPMENT 5 speed, StenbergMotors 330A farm Riley County, 110A TRACTORS No. 122 Chucirwagon, JD 2 crop, balance pasture. Modern Loren E. Law Farmall 806 diesel, excellent No. 61 IH forage wagon s REALTOR 1968 No. 38 JD 2 row cutter 1969 Chevrolet home, barns, shed, near all - 907 6th 913/632-3159 condition, with cab, good tires 1A6 weather road. May be purchased Farmall 806 diesel, one owner, 1969 No. 34 JD 2 -row cutter sPd., 2-spd CLAY CENTER, KANS. 2 1968 No. 34 JD 2 -row cutters box ''v/111(!tl Clyde, Ks. 66938 on contract. "If It's A Home, See Loren" good tires, no cab, excellent 1968 Ford 446-3532, Farmall 560 diesel with blower, 20C IH 1 row cutter with pick- F600 FOR MORE INFORMATION SP., low tad "41 XL, 390 engine, 18.4 rear tires, real good up alaxY 500 Henderson Eezat 2 door hardtop, WRITE OR CALL Farmall 560 diesel with blower No. 151 Papec cutter for repairs FORD 248 Acres and dual wheels, a nice trac- 1968 Chevrolet isomatic,$500. Jack Quinn, MISCELLANEOUS 50 04,' Wamego, Ks.x28 Lawrence Welter, salesman tor carry 15%' box &-b; Lincoln, PR 8-3455 River bottom, 175 acres irrigat- 12 used wheel disks for work- 1969 Chevrolet ed, was leveled years ago and John Deere 4020 1971 model, 50 sat; CHEV.60 Series, 453 De - waters perfect from river. Old 300 hrs., fully equipped ing wheat ground speed, 2 speed 84" cab to axle, 5- Harold Carlson, broker 2 Farmall 706 gas tractors, both 2 45T IH balers and hoist - it Diesel, JE 9-2084 water nights, plenty of waiter in 1958 14T JD baler 1968 GMC trans.,l.spd. axle, new MANHATTAN, KANS. dry years, lot of good improve- with wide front axle, over- 2% tori* No. 66 New Holland baler s. $2750.Garry A. Sedlacek, ments, modern 4 bedroom brick hauled box & hoist,v0 2 16x8 FBA JD fertilizer drills aterville, :S.913 785-2539. Farmall 300 tractor, wide front 2.sP(1, Power sleet home, 3 barns, lot of grain storage, some for drying. One axle, good tires, fast hitch 14x7 B JD drill with fert. tires R SALE -1955 1/2ton Chevy 10 more used tractors all makes 5 other usable wheat drills 1967 International For Your Farm of the best in SE Nebraska, 2nckup with good 4-speed trans- & sizes, some M and H Farm - No. 227 JD corn picker new 15%' box Also a Gage County. Possession March 16' JD No. 931 wheel spring - wi 'ssion. Reasonable. needs check with Martin 1,1972. Selling on contract. ails 4 speed, 2 speed odel T rear end with onegood Agency. If we do not have it TRUCKS tooth 1967 Ford N600 Others To Choose From 116t Call 913 636-8261, Tom on a listing we will endeavor to 1966 International 1700, 7000 28' Crustbuster speed, with new lE th, Paxico, Kansas. SB27 locate it for you. Call or See front axle, 17,000 rear, PS No. 45 JD loader hoist 1968 Ford N 750 tractor, 391 7x14 wagon on heavy duty gear 1963 Chevrolet % ANTED - Good '48 - 55 mo- M. M. Kemper 8' fast hitch industrial blade to t truck with grain bed &lift. Martin Agency V8, air brakes, new motor, 6 cyl., 3 speed new tires passenger bus. Call Doug 202 West Iron Agency (Realtor) 1965 Chevrolet, V8, 2-sp. axle, Washington Impl. Co. din, 316 662-7543, Hutchin- Office Phone 827-1364 Siebe's R SB27 122 N. 7th 402-645-3525 very clean truck, with or n, Ks. Evenings 825-5086 WYMORE, NEBR. 68466 without bed Trucks SAUNA, KANSAS 1964 Dodge D-600, 361 V8, 5-sp., Phone FOR SALE - 160 acres partly 2-sp., new tires, real good JANSEN, RI brome pasture, tillable, wheat shape EA 5-2301 Telephone 01 El= 330 ACRES allotment. 10 miles SE Empor- 1963 International 1600 Load - Choice Kaw bottom near Man- ia, Box 504, Waverly, Ks. x27 star, V8, 2 spd. axle, new tires, excellent WASHINGTON. KANS. PONTIACProperty For Sale hattan, nice remodeled 4 bed- HOUSE FOR SALE - 3 bed- room home, 3 barns in good room, full basement & garage, 1963 International 1800, 9000 Improved 4DOA on all weather condition. Excellent farm shop. central air, fully carpeted. Ph. front, 18,500 rear, PS, excel- GMC in Mankato area, 6 room Irrigation wells & equipment. 913 539-0287 for appointment . lent dery homecompletely insul- Outstanding cattle feeding op- x26 1960 GMC 2 ton, 2 speed, real Ivan towall carpet, built- good old truck for the farm DATSU eration. 750 cement fence line ,tuband shower. 2 well built bunks, 1600 ton silo,elevator, FOR SALE -80 acre pasture 1964 Ford 2 -ton, V8, 2-spd. axle, ns, each 32x28, one metal mixing bin, scale, 20,000 bushel near the Westmoreland area. bed & hoist, near new tires, 4th ered, abuiidance of good grain storage. Owner financed Good fences, 2 ponds, 2 wells. overhauled ter, 200Arolling land, culti- long term contract, 6% interest. Call 913 539-6001, Manhattan, 1956 GMC 2 ton, 2 spd., with ted, all conservation practices bed & hoist, good tires, a real From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. td Annual Kansas. x26 (mfr. est. max.) pleted, 20OA excellent grass WITMER FARM REALTY grain hauler or SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! h good feaces. The big pas - 2401 Meadow Court 1962 GMC 2 ton, 2-spd., V6 en- ed Anniversarye fenced vwith woven wire & Farm Equipment gine, one owner, good farm IT FEATURES: barbed wites with 1 hedge Phone 913 272-6173 or 272-8790 truck 95.0 estimated horsepower. New t every 8 TOPEKA, KANSAS. 196.3 International 1600 Load - 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. Now In P feet next to grow - - grain. T1This is the cleanest star with bulk feed auger Isomounts (lower sound level). ering thatI have had in In Alta Vista bed, a nice unit Gauges instead of lights. New SEE OUR AD rs. Not athistle on the Jefferson County 1961 Chevrolet 2 ton with 8' quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. ON PAGES ce. $150 pe acre, 10% down, FREE INTEREST WAIVER lime & fertilizer bed, nice SEE US TODAY ! FIRST SECIO0 March then balance at 378 ACRES - Choice operat- ON ALL ALLIS TRACTORS & unit for farmer '8, OF THS I &lEEll interest aand $1500 principle ing dairy, 90 acres cropland, IMPLEMENTS UNTIL 3-1-71 - 1949 Chevrolet 2 ton with good USED TRACTORS GRAS h year. balance native and improved COMBINES UNTIL 4-1-71. grain & stock bed, one owner, 1967Farmall 706 4- proved30 in commuting pasture, seven ponds, excellent nice shape 1966AC 190XT diesel KEY, INCnee fromManhattan on oil well, 8 stall milking parlor, 1966 Allis 190 gas 1968 Ford 1 ton, 4 wheel drive, 1964Farman 706 concrete lots, good fences, four 1950 A John Deere, power-trol 1960Farman 460 o - d. 3 bedroom modern home, bedrooms two story modern low miles, with flat bed, a 2312 Stagg ig f:; 1 1950 B John Deere, power-trol 1957Farmall 230 r to wallcarpet, built-ins, Price real farm unit Phone 531DE mpletelyinsulated, has 2 -car home, excellent location. 1946 H Farmall 1967 GMC pickup, radio, power 1959MF 85 gas Manhattan's lb, arn, 40 acres beau - $140,000. 1960 MF 65 diesel steering, one owner, cheap 1956Farmall 300 ut cultivated land, 40 acres WD Allis tractor truck 1955John Deere 70 diesel or. VOLUI6 320 ACRES - Hiway location, Farmall Super C cellent gra:Ls, at $18,000 With all grass, several ponds and Series IV D17, 700 actual hours 1964 GMC pickup, 4 spd., runs 1953 1. New & Used 7, down a ideal real Food, excellent trans- 1951JD A nd 20% March 1, stream, excellent fencing, USED TRUCKS 1948John Deere B en annualpayments with stock farm, modern 4 bedroom 1969 1110 International, 6cyl., portation et % interest. Your children frame home with basement,2 4 speed, 7000 miles 1971 New International 1100 USED TILLAGE 307North live at hLome and drive to large barns, other smallout- V8, pickup, radio, automatic, pow- International 11' double tool liege fromhere. 2 1968 1100 Internationals, er steering $2995 Manhattl° buildings. Price $85,000. 4 speed bar chisel ImprovedRepublican River 6 cyl., 10 more used trucks, all makes International No. 37 14' wheel torn320, 1967 1100 International, & sizes, also new beds and is the Place°II with 292 acres disc at rT good cu Lloyd H. Mills, 4 speed hoists at cost. your new ltivated land, two 1966 1100 International,4 speed International No. 37 12' wheel h Producirmg irrigation wells, 4 whl. COMBINES & CORN HEADS 40,000 on Realtors 1968 1200D International, disc LINC011\ low interest long drive, V8, 4 speed 3 used International 403 com- International No. 37 10'9" wheel SPAGGS 913 845-2712 4 whl. bines, all late model, all one 1911 Beautiful 304 West St. 1963 1200D International, disc We Have modern home in TONGANOXIE, KANSAS drive, V8, 4 speed owner, all cabs International No. 46 11'6" wheel MercurYs Small toown, 5 rooms, bath, 3 speed, 2 used International 303 com- disc for oea hen, bull 1961 110 International, t -ins, new roof. 6 cyl. bines, one with cab, both MM wheel disc, 14' d metal ooutbuildings,6 lots, Fulmer Real Estate 1947 Chevrolet 1% tontruck power steering Kewanee 14' wheel disc MercuCrMell,tetnl willmakeoke 100 bu. per combine, omYet ano vr; CATHERINE J FULMER Used International 101 Kewanee 20' wing disc e. Nowgmt this, only $1500 HAYING' EQUIPMENT a good old cheapmachine Massey -Harris 12' wheel disc slA 595 The Prices vn, $300 possession REALTOR A -C Roto Used Gleaner A combine, new as $21 tteh, $t1.11°°en Real late fast wrap d$°31 motor overhaul, real good ma- USED COMBINES ow ) Per month. Office 456-7696 Baler 1967 International 303 13', cab, 301 ad and mail it to chine Stop at IHC hay conditioner Massey Super 26, thismachine PS 350 Tow ?mothered friends Res. 456-9281 AC 303 square baler relativesin other states. baler needs engine work. Whiledt 1966 International 303, 13', cab, 4. Y will lore you for it. 1965 Oliver square $275 PS CO No WAMEGO Real slick IH 46 baler lasts BETrE9 tter placeto live than the rake 4 Used International 4294 row 1956 International 141, 12' i95 dwest. No. 5 IHC 4 wheel 403, all This agene, 7' corn heads for 151 or 1953 John Deere 55, 12' V sold 36 properties No. 25 IHC mower, Skaggs Jan. 1 PCA LOAN 2 used AC 10' discs row spacings GRAIN DRILLS 195 to July 31 for a Repayment Tailored Used 214 AC plow onrubber Used International 329 3 row International 16x7, fert. & grass LinC0111' e of $1,006,425. If To Your Income 100" 30" corn head for 303 com- )95 2 Howard rototillers,with cab bine, like new seeder e willsperProperty with us Super 92 MF combine John Deere 17x7, fert. 7 1,00 Id the necessary Call RAY COHORST 3 used International No.22 olley to letthe buying public MUST MOVE heads for 101 or 303 combines on w about it. We can sell Wamego Truck a your MAKE AN OFFER all real good er4?PTtrnhyissit'fsiyolour price is consist-. 913 - 776-7061 New Hesston PT -10swather 2 used International 2 MH corn Lid ralue. Demo A -C 180 diesel Ockens, both one owner, both & Tractor Co. Gleaner %n rate 5% on first Prior year model F real good Phone on the balance. Call MANHATTAN, KANS. combine 1 IVIhmeaDolis corn shellerwith Cl, orwrite for appointment drags & complete to go Buchman FarmSply. OTHER IMPLEMENTS it 456-9681 OF vasnicka Realty To Buy. Or Sell Used IHC 550 field chopper WAMEGO, KAN'S. TRUCK550.0 IHC TRUCKS with two row wide or narrow .11A_hAl3o.ntlie'Amni KANS. Farms or Ranches, Residential, head 1957 INTERNATIONAL farm FOR I' sell Phone agoad raid Business or Commercial Prop- WE TRADE WE FINANCE tractor, 350 series, propane, :vasnicka, Realtor erty - Phone or see: WE DELIVER. LPTO, torque amplifier, fast Alg:YAns d 913 229-6619 4N-rED A hitch, $1200. 1958 International IneStock f°` bedroom 110 RENTor buy _ Junghans Real Estate KANSAS. 340 series, LPTO, torque ampli- rns in the country ALTA VISTA, fier, $1000. 2 flatbed hay wag- 238-6622 --- eleva- el. own within ons, $500. Portable hay Skinner 054, Ptefig. Roilfeyt:rne 30 miles RINEY JUNGHANS FOR SALE - rti315 combine, Motor & Impl. Co. $80. rho good ..Must be clean and 238-2039 2 years, in tor with electric motor, 6 ng.air. References, _Call 12', cab, robot. Out IH Dealer phone 913-742-2171 Jack Quinn, 908 Lincoln,Wa- 29 ROLAND JUNGHANS - shed, good condition,$6500. x28 CIO at Sterling, 238-6360 HIAWATHA, ICtIlS. mego, Kansas. Ks- 316 8844532, Americus,Ks. x26 ord x27 JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS FOftwa ton "3/4 Deu axle, 13if 0 01 826 aieldskLiftrige or center' 11,3 15Ai° JUNCTION CITY August 24, 1971 MORE LONGHOFER Cleanest Used IHC Side delivery rake, runs Machinery In good $149.99 2! ibL11-1b7 Have 7 good used dumprakes Central Kansas All Prices take all will take $139.99, make good portable fence or Below Freezing yard decoration. Tractors Have one used 1 holer corn 1969 190XT diesel, 1100 hours, From 32 to 133 PTO H 32 Degrees (mfr. est. max.) used by exceptionally clean From 3210 sheller could have been III SEE THE oo,.,. -Pio, collectors 1967 A -C 190XT diesel, clean, IN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Boone or Lincoln, 9I51 SEE item, $19.99, will deliver. low hours, rear end change- TU:0FeEsAtimatRedESh: 6 AS TO FIT THE OCCASION want at IT Ile_ This is the week of thepresi- If its machinery you over 95.0 es111R,, ES; Bargain Prices see "Rusty"at 1965 A -C 190XTD, rear end 414 cubic inch DieselEngine. dential freeze. Whatever that Isomounts (lower 414cubicQ h the rich get Longhofers.If you want to changeover sound level). h° means - Possibly 1964 A -C D-17 diesel, Series 3 Gauges instead of lights. pass the time ofday go up & New Ga klowerseN richer & us middle poor get they'll try 1964 A -C D19 diesel quiet cab. New hydr.couplers. uges poorer. He says it'svoluntary - see "Tom & Rocky" SEE US TODAY quiet eaii:Tici of g, & sell you butgenerally their ! he hopes. COMBINES SEE 'ijesW,,,,,hYr Used manure spreader,around prices are too high. IH No. 27...... baler,. 28 model or earlier,could work Looks as tho Nixon &Con- Free Financing On $13.99 nelly's price freeze sorta screw- New Machinery Until NewTRACIN with small repair April 1, 1972 IH No. 47 wire baler,save 826 Dot rkor, and ed up prices aroundthe world. IH No. 10 16x8 fert. drill to sell. WD 45 Allis, new engine "whose e like new condition. $149 - un- So they don't know yet 1969 Gleaner G, cab, 20' IH No. 350 forage harvester, 1965 M-F 65 djw,,, broke & who isn't"wonder 1968 Gleaner G, cab,20' arch, 15.5)(38 der the freeze price. & wheat only tiZt-'4 O.E.P. what happened to McNamara 1968 Gleaner G, cut nV3e4i er transmissio If not successful the head -borroawShank81/2' 3 pt. hitch his world bank? 1969 Gleaner F, 17' tractor; mp lt) looks like a newbureaucratic head, clean IH 340springtooth, 16',fast function just getting started. New Blairfeed wagons, 1964 Gleaner E, 13' Purposebucked,04 Year from now will have900,000 some sizes for aslow as 1960 Gleaner A, 14'head Peerlesshitchall purpose roller acting hydrau'4ilic mill heavy employees plus the FBTIRS $87500 F.O.B. "Full stock 1955 Gleaner A, 14' head duty, 82, 14', 1968 all- checking on us to see if we are parts for Blair wagons." 1959 Massey Ferguson USED TRACTORS e656- clean dual vve to, charging the right prices.I'm 303 IHC combine, nice new motor overhaul IH 1.300 utility, fast hitchand sure we are not.We should be machine with cab will sell All above machines havebeen TA 1968pumalas getting more. We have mer- "Below Freezing" run through theshop or are All!s WC with PTO, runs chandise we can't sell atcost. No. 1000 Case combine,62 mo- in the process good 1967 del with cab, 14 -ft.or 16 -ft. valves Try us. We'll take alot less IH F-560 diesel, RC g4 $3499.99 MISCELLANEOUS $2850 1961 560 than freeze price. header Freeze price IH F-706 diesel, WFA diesel, below Our price this week$2699.99 A -C hopper blower,PTO drive 1460 utility with loader New =90 Allis at $100 800 Case combine, 14-ft., reb"ilt 1968 Gehl forageharvester and Farmall cost $2400.00 att. 300, fasthitA JD 45 10' combine will cut$795 cutter bar, pickup John Deere 3010 diesel, local 1964 IH 706diese our 63 Case 600 combine $2450.00 John Deere No. 34forage har- tractor Read where John Wayne, 64 Case 600 combine $2799.00 vester, 2 -row narrow 1951 Ford8N: celebrated hero - "Tora -Tora" 16-8 with 780 forage IH F450 gas, WFA, with Du -all 1951FarmallM received $800,000 in farm pay- Very late IHC drill, 1968 Allis Chalmers loader rubber press, no. fert. $799.00 harvester with pickup att. 1948 JD D,A.I. shape ments last year. Onehell of a re- IH Farmall H, runs good $350 1945 John 430 Case row crop tractor, Free Financing On Ferguson 20 tractor with Dear- Deere A gung ho hero. What'shis name duced to $1999.99 New New Holland the plantation senatorfrom LPG born 7' rear mount mower, We 730 Case row crop tractor, Haying Equipment complete, AT Mississippi even got more. like new, 66 model row crop 1958 New Holland 68 baler $595 IHll'IvifasiStCEhiLLA4 3A -pct. 3JDpt12. 3' fight a war for these guys. $3799.00 at xs1p6rinpfrogtoz Looks like the politicosfinally New Holland hay equipment PLOWS the war Don't forget to write your 1970 prices. We need tosell Massey Harris 3x14 mtd. 3 pt. got around to admitting favorite politician tell them you Paper fieldcutter, 469 Haybines, 1010 bale wagons, $150$125 was for economypurposes. trouble & need IH 550, 2 row field Worked pretty good until peo- are in a bit of 903 Speed -Rower IH 2x14 mtd. fast hitch a guaranteed loanlike the one Good Selection Of Used MM 6' oneway plow on rubber 1968 403 14'combine started MM 16x8 grain ple got sick of it and Lockheed got - ho! ho! Bet you drill, protesting & marching. Pos- Springtooths $245 in a dollar youdon't get an an- Oliver 3x14 high clearance on sibly the kids last March J D227press 2,rowheeisMtd. swer. I already triedit. co May, on DC, was toomuch and Jost Implement Co. rubber $125 IH 101 combine, end her 40,000 lbs. of wheel weight, as IH 5x14 semi mount, FH $495 12 Dick decided he better low as 4c per lb. IH 4x14 pull on rubber No. 37 IHC 12' dine quick. Now we gottatry and "Still looks like the best way 316 - 947 3182 $100 No, 37 IHC 161' eft have peace & economyat the Allis 3x14 mounted $50 Ford wheel disc, to support the economywould IH 2x14 mtd. 3 pt., like new $195 same time. be for us farmers to quitbuy- HILLSBORO, IH 816 mower co Allis 1 row good fieldcutter, ing for about a yearwould sure DISK HARROWS IH No. 100 balanced ready to go $195 bring things back into parity" IH No. 37 wheel disk, 12' $525 er, 9', fast hitch IHCTwin-draulic New Allis ChalmersGleaner G "1914" KANS. Schaefer wheel disk, 10'$350 loader combine at cost price, way To end theadvertising we hydrauiN under freeze really intend to go along with HAY TOOLS loader New Case 1170 tractorat cost Nixon's program & roll-er-back. JD low wheel side del. rake $75 Farmhand stacker a price or below I don't how long we can do so 1969 IH No. 47 twine baler, like tractor 1957 Model Jeep with enc.cab but we intend to sellall new new - Save IHC 150 manure sp $510 at cost or below to cooperate No. 31 power mower, 7' $125 tires Nixon says it's easy to (The End) JD No. 214 twine haler 430 IH twine balers E & criticize &complain. I say it year's cost, one left isn't. It takes a lot ofplanning TRUCKS to be a goodcomplainer. Longhofer 62 IH Scout 4x4, full top, radio, Kendall seats, hubs Have a few cast iron Supply 62 IH Scout 4x4 pickup, hubs $69&5 AND IMPLEMIN some with names,will trade From 32 to 133 PTO HP for Eisenhower dollars. (mfr. est. max.) bumper Have located more SantaFe ACK 62 Ford F250 :14ton pickup, 956 Trail wagon ruts. Nearly amile. EV 2-2620 SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! cyl., 4 speed deliv- MARION, KANS. IT FEATURES: 61 IH % ton pickup, V8, over- Will take $1950. Will not $495 er. 95.0 estimated horsepower. New drive, R&H LEONARDVILLE Have 4 round balers left,will 414 cubic inchDiesel Engine. 46 ("hey. truck, 2 -speed, duals, discountthis week for quick FALL SPECIALS Isomounts (lower sound level). comb. bed & hoist 1 sale. Gauges instead of lights. New See where Texas is goingto NEW 1969 & 1970 COMBINES quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. MISCELLANEOUS LBJ SEE US TODAY ! IH 16x8 grain drill with fert., cecede from Union again & 1964 C -II Gleaner & cab press $275 to be president, goodridince, he 1962 A Gleaner Specials on new IH 340 mount- IH 5 section springtooth with can build himselfanother mu- 1959 John Deere 45 ed springtooth harrows 12 - 16', hyd. carrier $295 seum to put his warpapers in. 1958 IHC 101 $195 hydrau- 1957 80 Massey two or three point hitch. Case one -row field cutter Tractor DC4 Case with Farmall 826D lics, $179.00, runs Phone Or See From Gleaner, HAY EQUIPMENT IH 16x8 No. 10 fertilizer drill Corn head for Allis 1961 Hesston 240 SP windrower IH 350 one row field harvester Chet Westrup or LloydHunter fits 60-61-62 models, sellcheap City 0 $499.99 1964 IHC 201 SP windrower 913 238-5101, Junction SEE THE NEW Grain-O-Vator no. 30 feed wa- JD No. 50 9' mower USED or 913 263-2399,Abilene IT FEATURES raised the JD No. 39 9' mower Farmall 656 95.0 estimated gon - $199.99, we JD No. 5 7' mower Farmall 560 M OH N S 414 cubic inchDO Price on this 0.2i tractor Oliver tractor & mower Farmall 350 Isomounts (lower 440 John Deere crawler Model 50 Oliver baler IH 46T baler Ir with high loader -- $1999.99, IH 15 side rake quiet cab. NewIni Freeze Price MISCELLANEOUS IH 55 two row field harvester SEE US 440 John Deere crawler tractor, JD 3 pt. springtooth Papec one row field harvester back -hoe loader tractor, com- 1958 JD 520 tractor IH and JD springtooth harrows plete $2999 99 Jn 45 loader 12 to 20', mounted and with JUNCTION CITY, KS.66441 Nixon says we should work & 28' Crust Buster wheel carriers. "slave & maintain our heritage" 00 New Crust Busters balerMa & "Build back our free "compe- Cook 12' offset disk See In ClayCenter IH 410W titive spirit" we once had ---"I'll AC 2-40 corn head Esslinger Impl. Co. out 24' sP say this I think us farmers John Deere 210 corn head Phone Oliver 40 combine IH 360 here still got the "spirit" but IHC 22 corn head Oliver 35 combine we don't have the price orthe Case No. 20 forage harvester Gehl 72 spreader money to prove it." Oliver 415 7' mower24' & 28' David Bradley "male order' NEW HESSTON FORAGE .%/(0.6,0x 2924424 Crust Buster harrows hitch rake" looks good but needs HARVESTERS KON.C.01. repair $49.99 NEW & USED SHREDDERS FRANKFORT, KANS. PLOWS NEW GLEANER COMBINES Oliver 5 base semi-mounted IN STOCK JD 4x14 Longhofer Oliver 316 latemodel Marysville Mchry. Co. Waiver Of Interest Ford 316 3 pt. likenew Supply On Combines A -C 3x16 East US 36 NEW MACHINERY And Corn Heads AT SPECIALPRICES _A"'"'""'"' EV 2-2620 & wagons 45T hatUP' MARION, KANS. elk 562-2746 1969 Gleaner K & F combines Gehl harvesters 2 Ili Attl1i-ONA1.00KR6 Crust Buster harrows 3 Model A Gleaner combines Oliver and Homelite mplete MARYSVILLE. KANSAS D-17 Allis diesel Model 180 Allis diesel Impl. Co. Line Of Model 190XT Allis diesel Toburen Behlen Steel The Man New Kewanee discs you are buying from Ph. 632-2288 appreciates CASH ! Henry Sales Farm Buildings We Have It 11; & Service. Inc. 416 CourtSt. C'.all OWEN DUER Wayland Const. Co. E. Hwy. 24 WA1451) rai CLAY CENTER,ICA/sIS. rtable g BINS, AUGER EQUIPMENT 913 - 776-7061 Baler, P° Lebo, -A -C Roto Sleau, (MR, Phone or write Mike Wayland at FL 4-7641 FOR SALE 353-2392 31656.4''' A Al condition.Phone 913 x26 Plione EA 5-2134 Washington, Kansas 66968 MANHATTAN, KANS. TOPEKA, KANSAS Beattie, Ks.

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r GIANT CLEARANCESALE August 24, 1971 SEPTEMBER USED TRACTORS AuGuST .AN All Check Our Prices Your GainIs Our Loss. `1970 82015 M 16 -speed, demo., Listed Will Be Sold. Due TRACTORS reduced price teals Ruing On County To A New JD 3020 gas, very good 1969 4000 diesel with GB loader Taxes We AreCutting Inventor MF 65, good Tractors & 60" bucket We Mean Business. 1951 JD A, good 1969 4000 diesel tractor tory And items are over- John Deere: 1968 4020D, 2 1960 The following JD B, 1948 1970 32123 C Ford tractor, demo From Ti to 1:1,. From 32 to 133 PTO M.P. 730D, 2 1958 720D, 1960 830D, ' stocked and are instock. (mfr. est. max.) 1957 641 Ford tractor SEE MISCELLANEOUS 2 1965 60. 4 newMF No. 63-R 28-32" oorn 1953 Ford tractor IT ETAT/11'0 SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY Viking PTO hammermill, 3 Oliver:1969 1750D 1955 Cockshutt diesel tractor heads ! pt. MM: 1951 U gas new MFNo43 4 row 28-32 IT FEATURES: hitch 1959 Massey Ferguson 85 &I. 95'0 estirnatedES: Case: 1958 800D, 1958 900D 414cubic heN., corn heads 95.0 estimated horsepower. New JD 12' AW disk, very good 1970 5000 8-spd. Ford tractor Isomowns inch fi.1" gas & dieselcombines 12' harrow, 3 pt. hitch Massey Harris: 1958 65D 1950 WI) Allis with mower 6 new 510 & diesel combines 414 cubic inch Diesel Engine. IHC: 1956 300, M LP wide front Gauges "Re! S.,6 new 410 gas Isomounts (lower sound level). JD 16x8 FBB fert. drill 1948 John Deere A Instead i MF No. 12 balers 10 HP garden tractor with 42" queti cab. 8 new No. 52 tandem discs Gauges instead of lights. New HAY MACHINERY JD FORAGE HARVESTERS mower, used new MFNo. 125 chisels quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. NO INTEREST on JD balers New No. 34 2 row; 2 used 34's, SEE us fer:new MF SEE US TODAY ! Mil April, 1972 both 2 row, one 30" head & one 48" sickle mower for Ford new FlexKing chisels 38" head; used No. 38 with 2 - tractor, used TRACroe offset discs JD 14T baler, good New 8-10-12 HP garden tractors New 826 new Wilbeck row 30" head; No. 8 1 -row and Inte new MF rotarymowers Big Clearance Sale JD hay conditioner - reduced price to sell. and Bush -Hog Ford No. 530 baler mower bar; one No. 6 2 -row. 1965 m.F 65 new Sidewinder NEW EQUIPMENT MH Super 66 with engine, good USED EQUIPMENT rotary mowers Other Forage Harvesters arch, 15548` MF No. 24 ensilage box BARGAINS JD No. 8 mower, good Allis Chalmers 2 row Model 904-0-0 20' wing wheel er transmission ew F1026 Farmall Demo (1970) JD No. 5 mower, good disc, demo., 25% off tractor: ew MFNo. 36 swather F1456D tractor (1970) Two Fox 1 -row Gehl 2 -row MP lo.* 1150D tractor Myers mower -conditioner, good Model 507-0-0 18' shank wing purpose bucket, ew MF F1026D tractor (1970) Massey baler, low price tz 1130D tractor JD COMBINES chisel, demo, 25% off acting hydraulic ew MF IHC No. 53 4 -row cultivator JD side delivery rake, 4 bar, New 3300 with 15' header 3 pt. IMCO blades 1 ew MF1100D tractor heavy duty. 1080D tractor with deluxe eqpt. rubber New 4400 with 18' header 34' 'Patge grain auger, reduced 1968 Fermat ew MF IHC No. 610 offset disc 66s 1965 95 16'; 1959 45 12'; 1959 45 price ew MF180D tractor IHC No. 80 4 -row lister COMBINES dual valves ew MF 175Dtractor 10' with 210 corn head; 1956 55 12' Sno-Co 4" auger, reduced 1 1968 Farman 3 IHC No. 56 4 -row planters JD 95, cab, air cond., Hydrostat- 14' with cab; 1955 55 14'; 1952 price ew MF 165Dtractor 5 hydro. seat, ic, very good 55 12' ap ew MF 135Dtractor USED EQUIPMENT BMB 6' 3 pt. Brute cutter 1967 Farmall'656r 7 garden tractors JD 45, Hi -Lo, cab Near new 1% sack Transmix 5 new MF No. 2 27' Moridge springtooth har- JD 45 high Other Combines valves used MF 410G anddiesel, rows with drags & jack $550 cement mixer 0 1961 560 diesel, 92 com- JO 40 with corn head 1965 IHC 403 14' with cab 2x14 Ferguson plow fair 510G & diesel, 82 and 30' Port -A -Harrow with drag equipped MH 35, good MH 82, good, cab 1951 MH 26 12'1963 IHC 91 10' 3x14 Dearborn plow bines in stock. & jack $600 Farman 300, MH 72 MH 80 We're junking several combines 3 pt. blade fast t e have justhad the largest 0 1969 No. 500 Hesston windrow- 2 101 III, one with cab including JD 55's, 45's, an IHC 1964 IH 706dies heat crop in ourstate's his- 4x14 Ford plow, 3 pt. it looks as if we er,14',purchased new July JO 434 with corn head 141 and others Case baler fenders, 2 pt, ry and now 31, 1969, A-1 cond., was $4750 JD 210 corn head 501 8' 3 pt. mower 1951 Ford 811 set a new record for corn Now $4500 MF 20 corn head HAYING EQUIPMENT 11 1951 Farmall M Cut your 3 section JD drag harrow mile). Get ready. 2 1968 Hesston PT -10 pull type Swathers 858 JD semi mount rake 1948 JD D, A4 shite and save. Free interest on windrowers. Were $1450. Now FIELD HARVESTERS JD 215A 14'; Hesston 260 12' & 10 1945 John Deere mbines until April 1, 1972 if A $1250 New Holland 1880 self propel- 110 8'; Case 850 14'; MH 14' u finance.This offer won't 1966 Hesston PT -10 pull type led, 2 or 3 rows M. B. Salisbury Co. MISCE long. Free interest on trac- windrower. Was $1150 Now Older field harvesters - New Balers 15 IH 11' fast hitch dits until March 1,1972. 2 AC round; 2 45T 111C; 56W TRACTORS CE 3-7411 $995 Holland - Gew -A -C IHC 3 pt. JD 12' springe have a few JD,IHC and 1967 No. 905 New Holland SP A -C 3 pt. 3x16 pis Gleaner combines in stock windrower,14'. Was $3250. Kansas Farm Mchry. Mowers EOUrPIMENT 114 Quincy Papec field cutter, Now $2850 Ford 7'; No. 5 JD; AC 7' pull 50 IH 550, 2 row field ew all metal cabs with tinted Kent 2 square bar hydra culti- TOPEKA, KANS. 25 dshields for std. JD 4010 or CE 3-1374 mower, cut only 80 acres. 1968 40314' coke ' vator harrow with drag and er MM 16x8 grain dd 0 and 5010 or 5020 tractors jack, like new $650 MISCELLANEOUS 45 e out at $299 each. - You West 24 press wheels, JD 3 section, 3 pt. springtooth at Goodyear 7-21 JD drill JD 227 2row mtd 't buy a new cab for twice harrow $75 2 9K JD scrapers At Marysville 25 IH 101 combine,17 is amount. k.,40iiti MRS) Sun Master 144" flail chopper, JD 4 section springtooth harrow TOPEKA No. 37 111C 12 dist 1000 RPM. 1655 Oliver, 70 hours 95 ew 18.4x26 tires at $99 each. with carrier $125 1855 Oliver, 250 hours 00 No. 37 IHC 101" isNot too many of these in JD 4 section springtooth har- Ford PTO blower with pipe, 50 540 or 1000 RPM 1967 Oliver 1750 diesel Ford wheel dise,11stock. row with carrier $125 1967 John Deere 1020 gas with 95 IH 816 mower Fox ensilage box 2 1968 No. 47T IHC balers, sold See In Jamestown 4x14 Oase plow, hyd. lift 4x16 JD plow, hyd. lift loader IH No. 100 balance! ed Richardson loader mount- new in 1969, always shedded, 1958 John Deere 720 diesel, 1963 Oliver 1600 gas er, 9', fast hitch ed on tractor A-1. Were $1450. Now $1295 3x14 Ford plow i25 good 720 John Deere diesel IHC 33A loader 36' 72 passenger school 1966 A -C 303T baler, always 1959 MF 65 LP gas, excellent SPECIAL Ferguson 30 350 Twindraulic hydraikus shedded, A-1. Was $850 Now shape AKC Registered St. Bernards 1959 IHC 340 loader d 13.6 Schaefer offset disc 700 1958 Case 800 diesel puppies or their John Deere A Farmhand stacker vused tandem discs Miller 16' offset disc..$1$250 We still have some MF 1100 die- 9 week old 560 International diesel, wide 675 tractor 'kers are getting raises and Miller 14' offset disc..$1450 momma - special price. Ike sel tractors on hand at the Come to Marion and discuss front IHC 150 manures will increase the price on IHC No. 37 14' disc, new $450 old price truck tires chinery so make that dollar Deere RW disc harrow. Was the national and world situation FARM MACHINERY 125 1966 MF 1130, completely over- with RI -sty down at Longhofer 430 IH twine bales:etch further and buy at our $300. Now $200 hauled and repainted, with Supply, then come on up the 46 International baler year's cost, one itcialsale. We truly expect 3 Deere BW disc harrows - duals, slick $6500 hill and buy machinery from 4x16 ease plow chinery to take a 10% in- $575, $450, $500 Tom or Rocky at Hett's Imple- 411 IH 4x14 mounted plow Kendall Carase by this time next year. Krause 14' offset disc. Was USED & NEW COMBINES 566 5x16 Oliver semi-mtd. steer - lio, e have three delivery trucks $1450. Now $1150 Balers and swathers have waiv- ment. Telephone 316 382-2102. able plow 995 AND WVserve you. Come in and look Kewanee wing disc. Was $500. er of interest until Apr. 1, '72. New Miller offset disc in stock a& r machinery over. Now $350 Hett's Implement F120 3x14 John Deere plow 695 MM 18x7 disc drill with press USED & NEW TRACTORS 110 JD Chuck Wagon .... $595 6 J. P.Humphrey-Iumphrey wheels, good $225 and related equipment have Several used springtooths from 495 1960 IHC M 16x7 grain drill, waiver of interest until March Area Code 316 16' to 24' er- 1, 1972. rent. Co. low rubber $125 EV 2-2102 101 International combine, 12' 495 LEONARDVILLE' 1968 JD DRA, fert., rubber USED COMBINES head 132-140 N. 6th press & grass seeder att. Was MARION, KANS. 1969 Oliver 5555 combine, 16' 1400 $900 & TRACTORS h. (316) 8254351 $1050. Now Have Waiver Of Interest header, hydrostatic drive 1966 JD DRA, fert., rubber With A 10% Down Payment 2 new 14' offset discs in stock press. Was $825. Now$675 $1595 rt., KIOWA, Ks. 67070 3 IHC No. 10 16x10, fert., rubber UntilJan. 1, 1972 For Sale 5275 2 new 1970 MF 510 gas com- CombineCity USA- press $950, $875, $775 bines at the old price Used Equipment NEW SPECIALS th We TradeFor Anything Case 5x16 semi-mtd. plow $550 New 5' rotary mower, 3 pt. 5295 1961 Oliver combine, 12' $295 IHC disk plow $125 1958 John Deere 45 combine, A240 AC 2 row corn head for 5195 2 No. 8 3x16 plows at .... $35 Gleaner A combines. Its New Henry bale loader $375 10', very good Tractor Radio Sale elagoCombines New Deere No. 6 forage harvester, $1800 picked 120 acres total and - completely rebuilt $675 1959 MH 87, 14' shedded. Looks new and is $55.00 Get Ready For Harvest Gehl FB-85 table blower, like 1960 IHC 151 combine, 15' with perfect $1150 (for all models) idglc cab $2250 New 520 baler .. $1775 SEE With A Good Combine new $675 1962 no. 23 IHC corn head $300 1958 7' A -C All -Crop PTO com- IT FEkiu--: only OLIVER535 corn and Massey Harris No. 22 cornhead, bine. Always shedded, perfect estiinatielelleh with ,.ab,13' BE SURE TO SEE US condition. All milo, alfalfa & Peschel Bros 95.0 '"an reelia ON GOOD LATE MF No. 722 cornhead $1250 414 clinic n510h.. MF No. 24 cornhead ,like new clover screens included$250 tstlealod only CASE & OLDER COMBINES 1% mile east of Isomounis 1660 with 14'$ge"ad 1961 Oliver 2 row corn head 2 AC factory header trailers. Gauges /e; $250 Will carry 14 to 20' headers. 1\1 eeatcrl'y nateWCASE 1959 IHC No. 151 Marysville on quiet caEb.5 660with$i-1,75°3'1 Perfect condition $225 ea. & cab, 1957 IHC No. 141 80" Howard Roto-vator, used Highway 36 some warranty left 2 1964 IHC No. 403 very little $800 131/2' truck box, factory made, $6500 steel sub -frame, average con- USED COMBINES 1959 IHC No. 101 dition. Grain tight but no Phone 913 562-2377 New M CaseGleaner 1957 No. 55 Deere WAV4 Ct. Pfister -Rhodes 441 cab $1795 1958 No. 55 Deere stock racks $100 MARYSVILLE, KANS. Discount ' ' with cab, very 1959 Oliver 35 SP 14' combine. At TRACTORS & POWER UNITS Impl. Co. Always shedded and farmer :er vw NI" r 25 good $1495 F460D, new paint & major over- owned. Near new Excel cab. See In Cuba IN 4 isel y611 55.7' ch $1295 haul on engine 913/439-6219 It's ready to go to the field. IH 94,9? son 82, F5600. new paint & tires, A-1 $800 1964 Gleaner E with cab, in very IH iuu 6401/ v Ferguson 14' No 53 condition JAMESTOWN, KANS. 1959 Gleaner 14' SP combine, good condition IN . section 20312'13' with 2 F460D, new paint & tires, major big tires, Full Vision cab. 1961 A Gleaner with cab 401i4 row head chi 93100p row head overhaul on TA, trans. & dif- Shedded & in excellent condi- 2 D-19 Allis Chalmers turbo $2250 28' ferential Quitting Business tion charged diesel in very good & hitclif11.400 1964 No. 504 MM power unit, condition /1.1 8269,10 ftti $2500 rebuilt. Was $1500. Now $1350 Have come Special Prices JD 60, 3 pt. hitch, recently re- Gehl 300 Bonecutter - Hill d 1495$1795 1956 No. 50 Deere, one owner, On The Following Items painted, very good condition USED new rear tires, power steer- Chevrolet, Inc. 1966 John Deere 95, very good 1,C.,1aliv21sehrrrool---Ovw'rAfGoTGv.erin:EilLHAsbig 2 -RVESTERS baler Trade ing, live PTO & hydraulics NEW TRACTORS Allis-Chalmers Sales & Service Roto-baler, excellent condition 35 haYvheei dist, $750 170 gas A -C $4700 37 12' P Interest Till 1972 Phone 913 282-6161 1954 MH 90 Special, 14' with 2 - On MostMachines 1960 730D Case, new 8 -ply front Gehl 1 row forage harvester row corn head, in good condi- 370 13' $1400 SMITH CENTER, KS. 66967 'ding & like new rear tires. Power tion Case 9' OttawaFarm steering & 3 pt. hitch $1650 New No. 73 3x16 mounted plow 80 MH combine in good cond. 101 13)(1 with gage wheel $470 nrannehrg tdri UD MM. Was $500. Now $350 SAI PS & SERVICE 1 used IHC baler Implement .. $325 12' Krause disc 10' Case disc us Co. Davis loader. Was $375 21H() 45 ml.0s.otiwa,2Ks.,0Hu Ramsey Impl. Co. FARM TRUCK Used IHC wheel tandem disc .ge We Have Lots Of Other Used JD wheel tandem disc Madia KANSAS Equipment Too Numerous Phone 913 349-2221 WD 45 Allis tractor, good con- To List WHITE CITY, KANSAS Grain Beds dition 'CELIA RY wa A -C 9' mower used one seasAoN feed Cloud County WANTED - Cab for 101 inter- And Hoists unloatd fromrear, just national combine. Lawrence In Stock Ready To Mount Hasenohr 913 TRUCK & TRACTOR Benvshek, Cuba, Ks., Phone Cuba Impl. Co. x27 alrviewKs. x26 37F11. rt SALE Phone 913 Cinder Hydraulic & Phone 913-4F7 IP°sd TD9 tractor WANTED -C -U, F or G Glean- witht;arler. 11011 er combine, 12' or13' head and Machine Shop st tion,s In good 243-1840 Marys, .)00. 913437-2250, 4-40 cornhead. Barney Hailing, 1218 North 9th913 TA 7-3212 Cuba, Kans. S. SB29 CONCORDIA, KANS. Denton, Ks. 66017. x27 SALINA, KANS. *7401 Baler, .392 26 316 August 24, 19711 New Ford Used Tractors Field Cutters 2 Ford 8000D, fully equipped, 38 JD 2 row, new knives Tractor Bargains Used Balers with cab 12 JD 2 row, ready MCPHERSON, KANSAS Ford 6000D, low hours 55 IHC 2 row, cheap 4400 Ind with 735 loader$7250 No. 224WS JD MM 705 LPG 151 Papec 2 row, economy 2000 gas 8 spd. LPTO ..$3695 No. 47W IHC Ford 4000 with 8 speed, Lpro, 1 row Allis, priced tosell 3000 gas 8 spd LPTO $3995 These two balers are eA ra. nice PS 8 Used Massey Work Bull Pickup & cutter bar for No. 4000 gas 8 spd LPTO $4995 wire tie balers. Look like new. with nm,.41404. No. 8 JD for parts 5000 dsl., PS, IPTO ....$6195 2 No. 46T IHC balers loader and 10' backhoe 8000 diesel, PS, LPTO ..$8995 No. 68 New Holland wire tie Rock bottom priceson all new COMBINES 3500 KD fork lift & mast$7995 baler Ford tractors. All sizeson hand 1964 Deere 95,16' cut ready for immediate delivery. 1962 Allis C, 16' withcab USED TRACTORS 1961 Ford gas, PS, LPTO NEW FORD EQUIPMENT qGuao4iumegt:triirn;t:10:,:orf!,4,'Is cubic inch rseh 1959 JD 55 and 95 612 forage harvester ....$1795 8N Ford with Davis industrial 841 Ford diese 1 Gauges :1 Massey 90, 60 and 26 3 btm. 14" rrutd. plows $425 loader TE20 Massey zisf, ,ks. IHC 151 with 12' head 501 8' rear mower $495 M670 Super gas Several good 8N's cab. New q.,11 $695 SEE Do 111 ,,, IHC 101 with 12' head 727 hydraulic loader GB Moline LP gas Titi: Rear dirt scoop $135 G1000 Vista diesel WINDROWERS oirt,,,,_ ,, TRACTORS Post hole digger $275 If you want a new tractor at a Best selection of used windrow- 1969 JD 4020, 1500 hours $695 used tractor price, checkthis ers in the Midwest. 4t, 1970 IHC 140 with bellymower, Dual hydraulic loader Moridge 18' mulcher $650 one out. FORAGE HARVESTERS plow and harrow Moridge 24' mulcher $750 1956 Super 88D Oliver USED WHEEL DISCS Used Gehl SP, cab & air IH 460 gar E'S q. 1962 Moline M-5 LP NEW NEW HOLLANDEQPT. Three 13'6" Krause wide spac- Used Plett SP with cab &air JD $3295 Used JD No. 38 with wide head ru ,°'didiesel 1962 Deere 3010D 490 12' haybine ing, extra good -- 'Jou 1959 Deere 730 diesel 273 PTO baler $2395 14'11" Krause widespacing Used Massey flail forage har- IH 1.300 utur 1968 Deere 3020D 1032 Stackliner $4750 Large selection of JD, BWand vester, loaded Ferrnau AI 1). 1962 Deere 4010D 256 side delivery rake ....$695 AW discs Used Papec single row 1967 Oliver 1950, 4 -wheeldrive 1010 Stackliner $3795 Four used chisel plows Large selection of used feed 1962 Case 830 diesel,overhauled We have a largestock of new wagons and forage wagons. IH 37T baje`; Massey 44 USED TRACTORS Crustbusters. See us forgood No, 36& DC Case $3995 TILLAGE EQUIPMENT Case 1965 Deere 3020D 66 Ford 6000 diesel deal. rector man14E 65 Allis 190XT gas $4195 Several used wheel springtooths real goodIH OUR - MISCELLANEOUS 61 Ford 6000 diesel &cab $1975 WE ARE RECEIVING New Noble 33' automatic fold oo0 heldcttar 12' JD wheel chisel 60 Ford 881 diesel $1295 WE ARE RECEIVINGOUR at special price 7' IHC 2 way on wheels 60 Massey 85 diesel $1995 1972 KRAUSE Used 14' Krause oneway 205 combines with TILLAGE TOOLS NOW - Co Case blower, belt drive 59 Ford 971 Selecto $1495 SPECIAL PRICE OF $1650 ON mbine $995 OF 101151 pipe 59 Case 500 gas 3 pt. hitch TAKE ADVANTAGE NEW OWATONNA MIXER combineIH 483 JD 9' lemo swather 59 Ford 841 LP, PS $1495 THE 90 DAY PRICEFREEZE - MR 82 combine MILLS. 1957 MII 60 F145 Deere semi plow 4x16 59 Ford 881 diesel $1595 COsb .JD, Krause, & Moline oneways Good Selection Of Used JD 5512A 59 Massey 85 gas $1695 pull 1.- Machinery - See UsFor IH 315 combine 18' & 27' Moridgespringtooths BPH Tractor Co. it 16' & 20' JD springtooth BALERS & Your New Holland IH 31 mower 4 section JD pegtooth FORAGE HARVESTERS Haying Needs IH bar rake $975 TRACTORS 1035 W. 4th Blair 4x10 feed wagon 66 Ford 530 PTO twine .. IH 45T baler,good 11'7" TWA plowingdisk 62 Ford 250 PTO twine ..$475 Gould's, Inc. $475 E fr OUTPUTENT 6x16 semi demo plow 58 IHC 46 PTO twine .... 663-3389 14T Deere baler 60 NH S68 PTO twine ....$875 New Holland - Krause Allis 3x16 mounLOtedWS $595 Ili 311 FH 3x16 IHC 45T & Oliver 50baler 58 JD 14T with motor .. Moline---Crustbuster Allis 3 pt.8' blade 65 Ford 612 forage harv. ..$595 HUTCHINSON, KS.67501 IH 540 5x14 steeraYr MM chisel 67 NH SP 818 2 row head$3650 - Oliver - Useddiscs & JD 10' CC fieldcultivator 69 NH 461 haybine $1650 harrows GB, 47 JD & 46 JDloaders M)NNE APOLIS- Phone New Equipment Couple old sprayers USED FORD INDUSTRIAL 913 - 243-2609 HOLT) OVER PP wheels LOADERS, PLOWS,NH 56 New 5200 Ford diesel .... $7100 NEW MA 9' IHC 2 way, no MM New 8000 Ford diesel ... $9600 826 gear and Hy 13' Case wheel disk,good RAKE, BACKHOES, FLAIL MOLtNF JD run- MOWERS. 1966 Ford 4000 gas 403 and 815 ex 112 Chuck Wagon with 1964 John Deere 3020 diesel, 430W baler ning gear McPherson power shift No. 40 stalk sht* DRILLS 1957 JD 720 diesel 225 SP hay mower FB168B Deere, rubber presses NEW HOLLAND 1951 JD R diesel And other equipm Deere B drill Tractor Co. 1960 871 Ford gas steel CONCORDIA, KS. IHC 168 combination IRAC TORS 190-861 Ford gas 1963 IH%PitoCifin IPS wheel drill Phone 316 MISCELLANEOUS spring - 241-2900 SEE US FOR El 2 See us for Field Master Used Tractors New Ford 530 baler, twine tie FARMHAND EC.: tooth harrows. This isthe one $1975 LILLISTON CL129 with the wheels in themiddle, MCPHERSON, KANS. 1963 1010 John Deere New Ford 4 bottom semi-mtd. 9 4" spacing and oneremote cyl- 1964 4000 Ford gas SOS plows on hand inder both folds and liftsit. This 1959 871 Ford SOS gas Allied grinder -mixer mill $1375 Al is one of the few red& white Dauer Implement 1957 960 Ford, A-1 Artsway mixer mill .... $1950 pieces of machinery that we 1953 NAA Ford think is worth a darn. Company Inc. 1947 M Farmall, PS Midwest Sales & 1948 I) John Deere Z01,0114 We are also theauthorized 1948 8N Ford Service W dealers for Oswald Ensiloaders It\ 1952 8N Ford and ensilage mixers. We have a t$1 1947 9N Ford TR&cTolts 116 Walnut ED new demonstrator instock. Also II , 1946 9N Ford with step up FORAGE HAF' parts & service. 1944 9N Ford MT 316 382-2570 (ECU; 44.1 1966 Fox SPF 3 row head, 7' dire. c Ili.-Li USED PLOWS MARION, KS. 1964 Fox SPF SHOUSE From 32 to 133 PTO H.P. nec (mfr. est. max.) 2x14Ford 3 pt. WANTED - Silo cuttingand 2 row head IMPL. CO. 3x16MM head chopping milo.Have new 1968 Model 3CSD co: SEE THE NEW 966 TODAY ! 3x14IHC snap hitch X72 Field Queen with 3 -row30" unit used on 26 Abilene, Kans. IT FEATURES: 2x16John Deere head or 15' combinehead with Fox short hopperk 95.0 estimated horsepower. New 4x14John Deere 3 pt. PTO drive, pilt Diesel Engine. recutter screen forhigh moist- CO 3.3051 414 cubic inch 3x143 pt. Ferguson ure feeding. Alsoequipped with 1969 New Holland Store Isomounts (lower sound level). Dearborn plow row head, PUatL Ed Shouse CO 34066 Gauges instead of lights. New 2x14 high lift dump boxeliminating Ron Shouse CO 34515 field travel for trucks.Ralph quiet cab. New hydr. couplers. MISCELLANEOUS Ks. Phone 1968 Gehl SP129 SEE US TODAY ! 32A Papec field cutter, 1 row, Holsch, Washington, stag good 913-348-2299. Combines IH 50 field cutter, 2 row att. 18' New 605 Ford 1 row cutter WANTED TO TRADE - 197h&h0eeaacajdcl,D,bp'2N13croor:38w:witlio. 2 IH 16 field cutters, 1 row att. header to fit 41 1968 IHC 315 13' IH 45 ensilage blower, nearly M -H side rake header for a 16' 1969 IHC 550 1966 Gleaner A -II 13' Ford 501 7' mower Gleaner C. call 913738-3379 af- new IHC 7' mower 913 738-2428,BelB27oit, 1967 AC No.71 1966 Gleaner E, 13' IH 3 ensilage blower tKearns6asp.m S 1958 Gleaner A, 14' 3 new IH 120 oneways. Reduced Ford 722 farm loader with pump 2 Ford 701 front end loaders 1965heaidIHC 1966 JD 55, 13'6" prices Manure bucket for Dearborn NEW & USED 250bushel and 1967 Gleaner E, 12' Gehl grinder -mixer grain dry- Gehl kNiloP. 244 loader 500 bushel Tox-o-wik 1965 GE 1968 Gleaner E 330 CH service.Meyers 1966 Gleaner A240 CH SALE PRICED ers. Parts & head w Farm Supply,Troy, Ks.Phone JD Letz 220X PTO burr mill, Burns -Salisbury x29 row head,re TRACTORS collect 913 985-3732. NI like new Homelite Chain Saw 19p65ickjuophnattnee. re 1946 IHC M IH 55W wire baler, PTO .. $475 Sales & Service FOR SALE -HDGG crawler w 1966 AC 190XTD IH 10' 9" No. 37 wheel disk Highloader, 1 newrail and 6 TRACTORS East US24 NI Large Farm Hand feed wagon, rollers. $3500.Ph. 316799.2339 HAY EQUIPMENT Likro Ks.x28 1965 A -C 303 baler less 4 wheel trailer I PR 8-5731 evenings, Whitewater, Field 1966 NH 7' mower 2 IH No. 30 manure loaders EQUIPMENT New Fox 1967 JD 480 mower conditioner 1955 IH W400 tractor FOR SALE attachment,- reas- ox 317 1968 NH 461 haybine 6' mower bar SAVE $$$$$$$$ onably priced.316 345-2637. MH No. 11 hay rake Falun Moundridge, Marvin E. Goering, SB26 Phone 1011 1 used 1969 pull type Hesston withCan Four Corners PT -12, ready to go. Ks. Falun is 20 miles southwest of 2 PT10 Hesston (new) 1970 1 1959JD 45 Salina. To phone, tell operator FOR SALE - parts. pri°ikhheocineu, Impl. Co. 1 469 New Holland (used) 1969 combine,sellingfor to ring thru Salemsborg. engineexcel- JD side delivery rake, late type, (storm damage) reel, re-re- Jet. Highways good lent, 12' header,Hume WANTED Will buy your new JD No. 38 field cutter with 2 - good tires14x26. built grate, 1, AU3S-OURSOISS 56 & 75 Rt. A surplus baler wire or baler row & pickup ailrfyrsidvill We, Phone 793-2200 twine. Send price etc. P.O. Box Gehl 2 row Papec 2 row assenberg'Ks. 503, Hutchinson, Ks. x28 2 used wheel mt. springtooths Mx28head manure 240 corn SCRANTON, KANSAS 1880 SP with 3 row FOR SALE - in per- WANTED - Used sickle bar Combine, New 880 & S717 New Holland for Gleaner E$725. 1950M attachment to fit 717 New Hol- fect condition, & field cutters steering WO for land forage harvester. Elmer D. Farmall with power ientld t er Water Systems New 2000 2 & 3 row reall good tachn ; rubber, in .y Palmer, 501451-2327, Pea Ridge, Used 14' Schaefer disk, good nearly new oer fie REPAIR SERVICE PARTS Arkansas. x26 condition, $775.Manure eere cen$' We sell only the best and have for H or MFarmall, $50.PaPec Rt. ',,44`. FOR SALE - 1968 John Deere Wright Oil & good work- 913 024u"' over 2000 pumps pumping. 1 -now fieldcutter in Lind - golOSP 38 field cutter, excellent condi- condition,2iv $150.Glen tion, no custom work. Ralph Implement City, Ks.,Phx2on9e We Trade - Rent bloom, Osage fall oress Electric Motors - Pressure Holsch, Washington, Ks.913 'lent c°11, Phone eXee Tanks - Sump Pumps 348-2299. sb28 Custom ca, Rt. P1J BUY - ore WANTED TO E combine. 67470, Ft° HOERMAN SUPPLY CO. FOR SALE - John Deere 70 cab for Gleaner City Warehouse At Zeandale diesel, A-1 condition, extra clean 263-2061 Earl Hermstein,White mAaptrAie 913 776-9253 913 5943543, Baldwin City, Ks. TIAN, KANSAS x26 ABILENE, KANSAS 1111111111.111111=10°'''''"''''"".', 4111=111

August 24, 1971 Tractors Gigantic Labor Day We Probably Pay- Tractors diesel, row crop Pr, J D4020 Consignment More taxes, interest, and keep JD 4020 diesel D19 Allis a better balanced inventory JD 3010 diesel SEE D JD than anybody in the business. 4010 JD diesel In Frankfort IT FEA.TuRro tsi Deere Machinery Auction 9 A John Pumps, plumbing, plastic JD 2010 gas John Deere 896A rake 95.0 estimatedl 1944 WC JD 1010 gas 414 cubic pipe, drainage, PVC hot & cold, IHC No. 46 baler, A-1 shape bleb COMBINES MONDAY, SEPT. 6 1000 ft. coils. Orangeburg. Steel M IHC tractor IHC No. 5 rake Isomounts 12' head with cab 9:00 a.m. Gauges ilist2e.(lo 958 JD 45, pipe, cast iron, copper valves, MISCELLANEOUS 1963 JD 45 hi -lo -combine, with JD 55, 14'head with cab CHARITON, IOWA with all the fittings. cab quiet cab, JD manure spreader 374,..;'.:', 3 JD 55,14' head JD 55, 14'head Selling 150 tractors, 300 imp- Boilers, hot water heaters. 3 JD No. 34 ensilage cutters, DTSOS SEE US lements, 50 combines, corn- Also large industrial heaters, 2 row AC 13' fold -up disc ENT CHUCK WAGONS heads & pickers. showers, softeners- Kohler, Case 2 row ensilage harvester JD AW 12'6" disc Tracka$A; jp412's - 1 JD 115 This is an annual consign- Universal, Rundle, Mansfield MH blower with 60' pipe, elbow Krause 12'6" disc, like new ment sale of farm tractors and tubs and fixtures. & bucket, 12 & 16" pulleys IHC No. 37 12'6" disc CULTIVATORS equipment. If you are in need JD & IHC hay ha leTs JD KBA 11' disc Farr 806 & SPRINGTOOTHS of good merchandise tosell HOERMAN SUPPLY CO. 60 Allis combine, good IH 460 gas ' wes4l' Krause fieldcultivator then attend this sale as a buyer. Warehouse At Zeandale JD 45 10' combine JD Phone 913 776-9253 Frankfort Impl. 70 diegl JD 20'springtooths If you have merchandise you 3, 4 & 5 bottom plows 560iesel cannot move, then consign it to MANHATTAN, KANSAS IH I-300d Tills RAKES this sale and turn that surplus Panne m,1 sey Harris 4wheel rubber into cash. Emporia Impl. Co. 913 292-4458 tire rake SPECIAL PRICES BILL JOE Commission rates 5%, not to JOHN DI ERE, 3 SPREADERS exceed $50.00 on any one item. IH 37T ballUeC15117r No charge on no sale. On New 1969-70 Combines 316 342-3146 11.1 No, 36 301 fertilizer spreader FRANKFORT, KANS. & No. Plan now to attend the most See Us For Special Deal Case tractor mar':; e 135 PTOspreader ohn Deere No.95 spreader active auction ever held on La- COMBINES is real goo& bor Day. Farmers, dealers and 1923 W. 6th IH 550 field 1969 Gleaner G, 20', cab, air JOHN DEERE Gas & Diesel titter ,1 MOWERS visitors welcome. 1966 C -II, 16', new cab Used IH 403eat e mounted mower,7' 1963 Gleaner with cab, 16' EMPORIA, KANS. Shop Service IH 2Combine05 combineIliohn Deere No. 5 For fi'rther information Ph. 151 515 7744615, Chariton Farm 1963 203 IHC, 12', cab MOST up-to-date service 1959 JD 45 12' shop in our area )N IH 101 combine FORAGE HARVESTERS Machinery, Inc., Chariton, Iowa. NEW ME 82 combine o. 34 JD 2 row30" 1958 Gleaner A, 14' Complete diesel testing equip- 1959 60 MH, 12' ment to take care of the major- 1957 MH 60 cool* MISCELLANEOUS CASE PLOWS ity of tractors. JD 5512A pull & 13' Graham Hoeme chisel Cornheads 1967 190XT diesel Boring bars, line boring ma- IH 315 combine D & Krause 12', 14' & 15' disc 1959 Massey 85 gas 25% off IH 31 mower chine, welding, electrical, acety- harrows 1969 MF 44 -4 row 40" 1961 D-17 gas WHILE THEY LAST lene. IH 4 bar rake Gleaner G 430, used 1 year 1945 B JD Valve equipment, rod align- IH 45T baler, go: GOOD SELECTION OF 16x8 1968 Gleaner E330 NEW & USED SHREDDERS We have bought two carloads of ment tools. OHN DEERE FERTILIZER 1967 Gleaner A240 and A330 factory fresh Case plows at spe- RAIN DRILLS. Before You Buy cial price due to closing of the Competent factory trained per-. Allis 3x16 mounts JD 227 picker, shedded, low sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, acres "See Butch" Rockford,Ill.,Case factory. IH 311 FH 3x16 Newton Tractor These are 4-6 bottom plows, all electrical and general mechan- IH 540 5x14 steel COMBINES Waterville Motor Co. the latest models. ical work. Used discs &sn & Impl. Co. 1964 MF 410, 300's harrows 1969 MF 510D 14' robot, no cus- Phone Vahsholtz BOWMAN'S HOLD OVER F. 1302 S. Kansas tom, will be here in 2 weeks Phone CE 84103 MF 35 8' SP, good $475 NEW MA 913 785-2731 Farm Impl. & Truck Co. 100 1963 Gleaner A Alt111.04A/NIRRIF 876 gear and H A 240 East Eighth 600 316/283.2220 ZII mTAP15.-45C°21 403 and 815 corn TRACTOR WATERVILLE, KANS. JUNCTION CITY, KANS. 430W baler 201 West Pacific 1, MF 1100, excellent SALINA, KS. No. 40 stalk slue% NEWTON, KANS. A Cuckler Circle -C Building 225 SP hay mor MISCELLANEOUS See In Osborne is built to stand and serve your And other equiprZ 6 used Gehl forage harvesters YOIIR MASgEv-PERGT NON farming needs. See us for a Used Combines New aid used blowers 2 1969 Baldwin G diesels, cab & DEALER IN ROSSVILLE free estimate. PICKUPS Gehl FH188 8 knife forage hary air cond., 20' 1963 III 9i ton JD 45 fully equipped Several Gehl 6 knife machines 2 1968 gas Baldwin, cab, 20' MF 82 cab, 12' A -C roto-baler, excellent$500 1 1967 C -II,18' Drastically Hoppy's Steel SEE US FOR TX IH blower, long hopper, late 2 1965 Gleaner A -II, one with tie FARMHAND EQI- JD 55, cab, overhauled Reduces 224 S. 4th 913 823-2826 JD 45, cab, 12' model cab, 14' & 16' SALINA, KANSAS .1975 LILLISTON CULL 1960 D-17 Allis with mounted 4 - ltd. 9 JD 45, 10', very good Prices MF 82, good one Frantz Farm Eqpt. Inc. bottom plow Al 22 MF corn att. 1968 G Gleaner with air con- 1375 25% And More JD 210 corn att. Phone 402 223-2317 ditioning, 18' head 1950 9 IHC 101, very good 1967 403 International 16', cab On 9 ME 60 with or without BEATRICE, NEBR. 68310 1960 95 John Deere combine, 18' IBUILDINCI SYTEM 2 92 Massey Ferguson 14' com- & Used Equipment corn att., very good Hiway 77 North InStock. WA^.' Oliver 25, 12', cab bines NEW 16' ALL STEEL stock several others 1967 C -II Gleaner, 18' This Means Everything . . . trailer with top, $850. 2 horse D FORAGE HARVESTERS 1960 No. 10 Massey F baler utility trailer, $175. Melvin Ble- We Have What You TractorsCombinesBalers cha, Mankato, Ks. x26 FORAGE HARD JD No. 6 with 1row head Planters Tillage Case 210, 1 row OsborneEquip. Co. Lawn Mower Equipment 1966 FoxSPF c 32, 1 row $395 Need In Belleville FOR SALE - Heavy duty self- 3 row head,T (1', c 151 1 row Phone propelled loader with hydraulic CS. $295 1964 Fox SPFInac pickup att. for 151 JD 3010D, new tires & paint Rossville Impl. Co. pushoff hay stacker & all-pur- $50 JD 4020D, wide front, syncro pose bucket with grapple attach- and 2 ro head UP att. for No. 8 JD 913 - 346-2631 Mwodel 3CSD 511 row, mower John Deere 630 gas Phone ment. Also late model JD hay new 1968 bar & pick - AltlXCat6lINICK. 811 p attachments John Deere 720 LP, wide front crimper. 913 539-8123, Manhat- w 30" unit used on $995 OSBORNE, KANSAS tan, Kansas. SB26 with Fox shortWIRT:, with mower bar $195 COMBINES er, pTOdrive, f?..w head for 34 JD moist - .. $395 1964 JD 55 combine, 14' and cab HERINGTON 913 584-3640 FOR SALE - 1969 Allied chaff with 1969 NewHollaV wagon to fit John Deere com- PU odd Tractor ready to go dating row head, Co., Inc. 1959 Case 1000, 16', cab bine, like new. Lewis Duensing, talph cut ig Byron, Nebr. Ph. 402-2364328. SPA 1955 JD 55, 14' Save In Beloit Phone 1968 Gehl 1954 MH SP90, 14', cab x27 sb28 & cab, 1111c7:' Jct. 36 & 63 No. .38, Massey Harris 82, 14', cab and IHC Model H FOR, SALE - Wood Brothers 1970 JD cornhead 1966 Ford 6000 diesel 18' bead 2 r°1v corn picker. A -C Model 60 com- 5.500' 913 336-2138 Excel cab for 930 Case, excel- o fit 1969 IHC MISCELLANEOUS bine. Both good. Joe Buessing, SENECA, lent shape Axtell, Ks., Phone 913 736-2995 379 af 7'direct cil` q, KANSAS Used John Deere No. 34 forage TT-TC 660 diesel 1967 AC No. ' harvester, like new 1962 JD 4010 propane,real x28 027 bead 0. Field Harvesters Field Case 200 T baler 1968 JD 38 with 2 row sharp WANTED - 345 IHC truck 1965'HO°°ekaall Cutters 1967 G1000 MM, cab & duals motor in running condition. Al- el and head, SPECIALS ON NEW 1968 JD 38 with 2 row Gehl SP 1968 JD 34 with 2 row 12' JD oneway so 150' of U trough augers or in dry - 1965 Gelb. )(up In field cutter, cab, EQUIPMENT Meyers 2- belt conveyors. Ralph Wenske, head, 10,, 5: w & 3 -rowheads, extra JO 24T baler 1968 JD 34 with 1 row COMBINES Byron, Nebr., Phone 2364645. Phone 1965 John ricl ood 1968 Gehl with 1 row NH SP $5950 JD 4400 combine, 16' platform 1 1968 Gleaner G, cab x28 x29 9 row 818 field Papec No. 870 feed maker 1968 Gehl with 2 row 1967 Gleaner C -II row and cutter, 2- See us for special prices on new pickup a. dc, FOR SALE - Two row corn mower head, field Kneib with auto -loader head Gehl & John Deere harvesters 1 1966 Gleaner C -II raWler $4950 1965 Gleaner CAI head to fit Oliver 35 & 40 com- and 6 Can fin° NH SP818 2 -rowhead, real Belleville impl. and Gehl blowers 1961 Gleaner C bine. Excellent condition. Very 99.2339 28' JD field conditioner 1959 John Deere 95 reasonable. J. B. Wiebe, Rt. 5, Field QU6S 818 pull 89 32' Crustb,,ster field harrow s. cutter, 2 row and 1958 Gleaner A, Newton, Kansas. x28 ekuo head JD F145 4x14 semi -mount plow 1953 John Deere 55 Fox Box 311 Ise SP field Ph. JA 7-2261 17A TURBO D7, 25 unit & 7S cutter, 2 -row & JO F125 3x14 plow 1953 Gleaner A t,reds Ale bar Case 3x16 3 pt. plow dozer, good working condition. head $1250 JOHN DEERE 3 pt. 12' chisel, like new Z637, unused NH Norman Hanshaw 86E DW 21, very good condi- r, single 616 field rut- SEE US FOR: C-440 cornhead, good ridrid0SB26' JOHNith row BELLEVILLE, KANS. A -C round baler tion. Lowell Hettenbach, 1804 Ko P°wer 2 -row $1195 Lilliston Cultivators West First, Abilene, Ks. CO powers field cutter,runs Crust Buster Harrows ...... $350 Grain-O-Vator & Blair 3-1048 or John Bischoff, Chap- JD 45 hours, IrstA A & W Eqpt. Co. man, Ks. WA 2-6756. x27 lz-Frick Feed Wagons iarts Phone Alta CHIIEF4E 913 -738-3379 excel - Impl. Co. Hesston Windrowers NO. 10 Corn Head for 55 JD reel, re - GB LoadersCentury Sprayers combine. In shed, good condi- Fo B Big Ox Chisels & Blades tion, bargain. Francis Weber, 14%26. Grain Bins AC. BELOIT,KS. lt.1, no Blue Mound, Kansas.913 756- xho Tri-County Sales FOR SALE - Massey Harris 2377. x27 ' The bin guaranteed against Triantl,,,rene Au.47111111.4.1.4u4outs Super 26 10' combine, airplane failure. Now, the strongest bin George Munkres ALLIS ROUND baler with new nhead cc, 1002 S. you can buy. Phone Collect tires. All extra snrockets and inPer. Phone West St. BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 sieves. Above average shape. enlless belts, $500, good condi- ION 316 943-0201 tion. Alfred Roeder, Seneca, Ks. 50WI eV HERINGTON, KANSAS Sheddel,$950.Dale K.Will- ton x26 WA/ ELLIOTT' imp-tcRt.5, Hiawatha, Ks. Phone 336-2800. exing or -Minneapolis CONSTRUCTION CO. a field -Moline FOR SALE - 1961 Model25 66434. Phone 913 474-3312. x26 r loagoder°d WICHITA, Phone 913 265-3872 Oliver combine with cab,shed- COMBINES - Extra slick 1962 Dee': clay v" KS.67213 MORROWVILLE, KS. FOR SALE - 410 combine 20' Gleaner.1962, 1959. 1955 ;,.O. ?Of AICTEI) ded, A-1 condition. 1964 6000 913 0' Good 3 pt., with rice tiresMN' No. 12 bal- and 1954 Gleaners. 1955, 1954 ou, colil head used 36" 4- FOR SALE - Allis Chalmers Ford tractor, cab, loader, John Deere 55s. TRACTORS - Lind fit er, wire tie: JD 4010 diesel Gleanervvith quicktach dual wheels,Selecto-Speed. .;; blower with wagon unloading 1958 JO LP 720 RC, loaded. 1966 phone F combine. Floyd Schneider, Ph. 743-5536, tractor: JO 4x16 semi -mounted , Jack att. & 50' pipe. Don Evans, MF 180 gas, fully equipped. lag Jr., StrongCity, Ks. x26 Wakeeney, Kansas. x27 plow. Wamego, Ks. 913 456-92/6 Green, Ks. 913 944-2633. x26 1951, 1947 John Deere G's. 1951 Custom x26 FOR SALE - 10' Schaefer Ferguson 20, with or Without 210 forageCutter, FOR SALE - Gehl 2 -row, Case disc, 12' John Deere spring - WANTED - Cob for 45 John front loader. New rotary mow- nbille" ondition, 1 row forage harvesters. Wards tooth harrow. Lloyd Engle, Ab- Deere combine Ronald Evsrins, ers, special prices. Ford culti- uon shedded Hammermill. A -C combine Mo- e' Centro ilene, Ks., Phone 913 Buckeye Mnrcranville, Ks., Phone 913 vators, disc, soringtooth. Nickel 913 del 66. Roger Brandt, Basehor, SB28 Brothers, Buhler, Ks. x26 x29 Ks. 913 728-2134. x26 3213. 926-3130. k x25 FOR THE ride of yourlife, improve enough to justify keeping, ride a Big Hornsaddle from her. WANTED - Rubber tire press Irrigation Center, KEMS. "Too often dairymen makingthis wheels for 8x16 IHC drill. Jay Key Milling, Clay SB TF important decision will rememberand Peterson,Jamestown,Ks., only the few heifers that did improve t Phone 913 439-6436. x26 FOR SALE - 6"irrigation WOOD SHAVINGS -All kinds KHOL ' 13.111'' Sep pump and motor,mounted on Co., Clay and forget the many thatnever Intake of uses. Key Milling made the grade." in S KearileY,h''' 1970 3 ROW 30" John Deere trailer. Propane hookup. Center, Kansas. SBTF and K quick-tach corn head, like new. ' and discharge pipeincluded. Bonewitz suggests that dairymen "nW Delphs,'x26 made 2- carrytheiDAlvi in Pittst),N Robert Peterson, Lindsborg, $500. Dana R. Hauck, FOR SALE - Factory strivetocontroldisease program Kansas, Phone nights 913 227- Kansas 913 523-4439. wheel luggage trailer,4x6' with andannounceda 3696. x29 metal top. Phone 913778-3668, reproductive problems in cowsand Kansas Manhattan, Ks. x27 heifers so culling can be done froma BARGAIN - Good 1962 14' Help Wanted milk production basis. Gleaner. Wide base rims. Only FOR SALE - 8'x33'trailer He says dairymen should bring $2250. Don't miss this one. Part time. frame, tandem axle,brakes on all Nickel Bros., Buhler, Ks. x26 HELP WANTED - both axles. 913 539-3375,Man- heifercalves intoproductionso Earn $2400 per year.College x27 .numbers will be large enough that hattan. aagrieulturai:xtensofeatured°ltheshu!Cingsleygeeraiditions:ndiFrederick, FOR SALE - John Deere 45 background required.Write wheat strictculling program based in ilxi combine, good condition. Loran Box 1009WD, Manhattan,Ks. WANTED - Waterwell drill- on Lolley, Wamego, Ks. Phone 913 SB26 ing machine & tools,would buy production can be used effectively. 456-9589. x27 junk one cheap.Silvin Jirak, All heifer calves should be sired by implicationsof Marion, Ks. Rt. 4,Phone 316 high plus proven bulls that have high the far-'; FOR SALE - Krause self-pro- BOATING e field cutter in good 924-5585. x26 potential for improving production, pelled pr'o workability, and wearability traits shape, $3000. Howard Roberts, Chris Craft ELECTROLUX SWEEPER re- consumers Strong City,Ks., Phone 913 FOR SALE - 18' pairs, other makes.Bring old in their heifers. x27 inboard boat with 283Chev. new & 273-8212. Paragonhydraulic hose, $2.50 saving. Have accuratelers engine, shag car- marketavailable. FOR SALE - Allis Chalmers transmission. Call 913226-7230, used sweepers & for x27 pet. Ettleman, BlueRapids, Ks. Model 60 combine. Been shed- Blue Rapids, Kansas. x29 Program ded & good shape. Leonard An- 913 226-7270. Farm Forecasts moderator; derson, Waterville, Ks., Phone FOR SALE -A goodused Kuehn, 913 785-2110. x26 Mobile Homes stock saddle. Ph. 913337-2737, From Extension 1966 NEW HOLLAND 616 sil- James Martin, Hanover,Ks. ofIpresentatinsvill)e:-KansaseOunty age cutter with knifesharpen- FOR SALE - 3 newmobile x27 Tay- home axles completewith tires, On TV Soon er, in good shape. Frank 2 axles with electricbrakes. ATTENTION -Auctioneers, lor, Cuba, Ks., Phone 57F11. Mike Coon, White City, Ks.,Ph. farmers & dealers.If having Kansas farmers interested in the Call in the morning. x27 x28 auction would appreciatereceiv- 913 349-2605. ing your sale bills. E. D.Long- agricultural outlook should plan on Ks. watching an hour-long special Pets hofer, 400 S. 4th, Marion, TRUCK OVERTURN Miscellaneous SB29 television program in September. HOLTON-Tweets 9 ti The Cooperative Extension Ser-killed in FOR SALE - Old time B&W vice is presenting "Outlook 71-72" at a truck crasiite& 913 GIANT SWAP Meet and Flea week. The truck fox terrier puppies. Phone fair- noon, September 4, on the Kansas vas s. 288-1557, C. F. Darnold, Rt.2, Market Sept. 12th at the Ponca City shipper.% SB27 grounds, west edge of Beatrice. BroadcastingSystem (KARD, Topeka, Ks. Nebr. Vendor's fee $2.00rain Cull Dairy Channel3 inWichita; KOMC, DtroyuingglastFoarpamses AKC REGISTERED Brittany or shine. ContactHeye Sanders- Channel 8in Oberlin; KGLD, r,a15,c'3ofrt spaniel, 3 mo. old puppies. Call feld, Rt. 4, Beatrice, Nebr.,for was making aleft tunit Heifers After Channel11in Garden City;and collect 913 582-4629, Silver Lake, details. x27 removed 78 live SB26 KCKT, Channel 2 in Great Bend), calif Kansas. WATER WELL drilling,clean- truck. FOR SALE- English Shep- ing & testing. Gravel packed First Lactation herd pups from Reg. male. plastic casings, 41st year.Call Kansas dairymen frequently must Males $20. Females $15. Phone collect 913 226-7276, Harold decide whether to give a first lac- Demonstrators Shopworn 913 437-2774, Dale Hammar- Strader Drilling Co., Blue Rap-tationheiferasecondchance. lund, St. Marys, Ks. 66536.x28 ids, Kansas. x29 Keeping a low producer can be a WE CONTRACT build fences tocostly decision, reminds Ralph John Deere F145 3x14 steerable plow ... Household your specifications. We furnish Bonewitz, Extension dairy specialist all necessary equipment. A&D Lindquist Fence Company, Wa-at Kansas State University. terville, Ks., Phone 785-2618 or Bonewitz cites statistics that show 20' field conditioner, 3 bar, with smoothing att 100% Vinyl Latex 785-2619. x36 a heifer ranking near thebottom of WALL PAINT the herd has only one chance in three GRAPES, PLUMS --You pick, John Deere 3 -section12'pulltype springtooth Heavy Duty - Washable bring knives & containers. 8:30-of ever improving her ranking. She harrow, brand new 2.93 per gal. 0:00 daily. Bartons Vineyards, hasonlyone chancein 10 of x28producing above her herd average in John Deere 4000 double offset disc harrow, 12'7" Also Good Selection Of Silver Lake, Ks. filler. -- - - her second lactation. Chances are cut, 24" cone disks, scrapers & furrow Linoleum: 9x12, 12x12, 12x15 FOR- - SALE 500 gal. propane You Can Save tank with wet tube. Call 913 only one in 7that she will ever FAITH'S 221;-7253, Fred Rundus, Blue produce above the herd average. FURNITURE Rapids, Kansas. x27 "Research has shown that a heifer East US 24 PR 8-3786 can be evaluated quiteaccurately 34 single row fieldharvester MANHATTAN, KANSAS FOR SALE Large animal John Deere shaped Angus road sign.913 after her first lactation," Bonewitz 738-2231, Lyle Belden, Beloit, says. "If she's a poor producer, Kansas. x26 there'slittlechanceshe'llever Single row row cropattachment for 34 Harvester CLOSE OUT 8 WESTINGHOUSE: $"11 tl AIR CONDITIONERS John Deere 110 pullchisel, 10...... Was Now 5000 BTIT .... $159.95$138.00 $158.00 PLASTIC PIPE cut ...... 8000 BTU .... $199.95 John Deere chain saws, 15,000 BTU ... $289.95$248.00 a 18,000 BTU ... $329.95$258.00 TRACTORS &MACHINES 24,000 BTU ... $399.95$328.00 STRUCTURAL CASH & CARRY 1959, 3 point,good ... Fully Guaranteed JohnDeere 630 tractor, Randolph for Agricultural Use powertrol, good Appliance Center CULVERTS John Deere 0, 1952,starter, lights, We Stock All Appliances TERRACE OUTLETS In Color FIELD DRAINAGE POND DAMS for B & A ...... 1st Door East of Post Office John Dee'801, 3 pt. hitch, RANDOLPH, KANSAS IRRIGATION WATERWAYS good ...... Building Materials GENERAL INFORMATION Ford 6000 diesel,1963 model, This pipe is manufactured from Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) resin. It is reinforced double wall of plastic that is filledwith with gaugewheels,VibraShank lightweight concrete. The thickness of the concrete depends onthe Krause 10' chisel, CORRUGATED inside diameter of the pipe. It is designed and manufactured in a 3 pt., A-1...... ROOFING structural fashionthat gives it tremendous compresive strength. .... The pipe isavailable with inside diameters of 8, 10, 12, and 15 inches plow, verygood .. 8' to 16' lengths and comes in 12'6" joints. IHC 3 bottom pull ar 10.95 per sq. good . mounted plow,very Penta Poles 8' - 30' 8" PIPE 15" PIPE John Deere 4x14 FENCING LUMBER Per Foot. Per Foot. good .... Yellow Pine & Fir 98 $2.19 Ford field cutter,single row, s. Wildcat Lumber Available For Immediate Delivery good ...... Phone 913 539-U81 See us for discount prices on quantity purchases. 11C Model 15field cutter, leni K-18 W & Stagg Hill Road MANHATTAN, KANSAS good ..... John Deere RW13' discharrow, Trader Bill Will Not Be Undersold 3 Business Opportunities JOE BOWMAN For Lease Or Sale MORRISON II Due to ill health, must quit WA service station. Located on Hwy. sal 75, town population of 2600. Warehouse & Lumber ion Well equipped, 7 pumps, large BOW biel service bay and hoist. Stock & equipment can be bought at a Your Discount Building Supply Headquarters GMCTRUCKS the large discount. Station doing Area good business. Will finance re- Your JunctionCity-Manhattan sponsible person. For appoint- Trader Bill 724 N. 13th, Salina, Kansas Ph:TA 7-666! ment phote 913 284-2118. AIME, ..01M1111111116.

Augurs /ass &Grain 29 LETTERS- and at from theG&GArea KHOL in KPeentillA.,, in Superior, lie'hi:,d August 24,1971 and KoAmt.:J2t. KSU foresters and information carry the nr...uria'itn G&G HELPED WITH specialists thank you for your annoameell:r. 414 SEEDLING CAMPAIGN assistance with this important The tree distribution program of the environmental program that adds Kansas KSU Division of State and Extension to the state's beauty and economy. agricultural Exiata ' Forestry had a record breaking year in Congratulations on the purchase of featured 1971. The foresters have attributed on the the Viking building as headquarters 0'10,i the cooperation of Kansas mass media Kingsley, tl of Ag Press. as instrumental in the program's suc- Thayne Cozart ditions cess. andfarm Assistant Extension Editor Frederick, Grass and Grain played an wheat osti Robert L. especially important role. In addition Copperaai to giving the program publicity, you and Wilton B. Thoans,,, also ran a tree order form which re- implications Aug. 26 sulted in 2,130 trees being ordered. of the( Thurs., (Evening) You might be interested in know- The objective Starts 6:00p.rn. Manhattan Credit o ing that demand for trees last spring program is auction in the Sterl togrr5,4 will sell at was so great that the foresters ran lin Abilene,Kansas. consumers andmalt: out of many species and had to turn Co-ops Are Hosts NTIQUES &FURNITURE supply firms withite_ away orders. They promise it won't seat withmatching chair, accurate happen again next year. market :14 lepoint upholstery To Foreign Visitors. available. rocker; caneback rocker bedroom set, good Program Inefleiabdseye maple MANHATTAN -Augustvisitors to que dishes nimirdigyiE41-50t LowellKuehn, IcSiE;i; of master &individual this area included seven television producer,ectionales with manyold patterns agricultural bankers from foreign shakers including it Summaries & pepper countries who were hosted by the of " rple & Carmelslag presentations will Federal Land Bank Association of bi milk glass; whitemilk glass; head corn pote; Kansas countyEvic.r:osted lions Manhattan and the Production holder Credit Association of Manhattan. following the program. ber toothpickhen on nest; le Are duck & The visitors included Romeo S. ocolate set servicefor 6 )11 TWENTY CATTIEHILi chamber set withgold trim Bacos,Philippines;Benjamin . al IN TRUCK OVERTIJI6glass creamer & sugar Amoo-Yankey, Ghana; Ladjane mu 50 yrs. old or older Conolly,Brazil;Ahmet Dograr, T. HOLTON-Twenn1-. cruet; some glassvinegar Naci Nacar, Mete Eryurek, and r- truclicratixessed glass; mustache cup; at ss rose pattern cups Faruk Onsoy, all from Turkey. week. The truck wart,- milk as Ponca City shipper.l. s; compote; creamer; Farm visits included the dairy berryset;kerosene D,, sugar;ps operation of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert tryingtopassa Ul Rogers near Alta Vista and the C, DouglasFarmer,15.dkrweights; old books; kazoo livestock and farm operation of Mr. D, truments was making a left(t.7 "WHAT WITH THE POPULATION EX- This Is Just A Partial List and Mrs. Ernest Sharp near Riley. "Id removed 78 live cant.' Of Antique Items PLOSION,SOMEDAY THEY'LL TEAR Whileinthearea,thegroup I),truck. DOWN THE HOUSES IN SUBURBIA visited the Eisenhower Library in id Norge refrigerator TO MAKE ROOM FOR FARMS TO ter good household furniture LEADING A PRIZEWINNER Abilene and the The Cooperative silverware FEED EVERYBODY:" . Wm. Rogers Margi Cook of Abilene, was having some trouble leading Grain and Supply in Hillsboro. s Shopwonfncitialed)ray other items too numerous her helter in the livestock parade at the Central Kansas Free ) mention Fair, but she did well in the judging, the heifer getting a Terms Of Sale - Cash blue ribbon. )le plow, .... ura B. Hare, Owner PLAN NOW TO ATTEND THE Carl & Wm. Schnell, WESLEY & MARIAN NAUERTH . Cashier:CitizensBank, th smoothing att.. ene. Northcrest Registered Holstein Dispersal ulltype springtooth ...... $tt111Z1137Z FRI., AUG. 27 CATTLE) and. HOGS set disc harrow,12'7" Manhattan, Ks. irs & furrowfiller.Sa 12Noon CDT Lunch SATURDAY SALES WILL RESUME SEPT. 4 ...... You CanSane Sale in tent at farm. From Weaning pigs @ $9.25 !Bologna bulls sold @ wf 808 32.90 to $17.25. Butcher hogs $26.50-$27.00. wf 606 36.00 the Manhattan City Park @ $18.00 to $18.60. Following is a shrthrn bull clvs go 2 miles south on South Sows @ $13.80 to partial listing of the sale 327 38.60 Manhattan Ave. (same as last Wednesday: .. $15.50. aid harvester South 13th St.) Follow sale HEIFERS signs. The cattle market was STEERS blk 375 34.00 active with a good demand wf 488 39.00 Ilowing articles will be sold &CAA elk: wf 465 32.10 Theentire herd will be sold in pairs. The buyer can take for all classes. Baby wf 570 35.70 wf 475 31.60 34 Haniester g at l2 noon, located 51/2 mi. calves @ $45.00-$74.00 wf 315 38.90 went for & 1 east of McPherson, Ks. his choice. The other animal will remain in the herd. Always blk 541 31.80 the buyer's choice of each pair. the head, with light blk 555 36.00 blk 460 32.80 turday, August 28 weight calves @ $80.00 wf 655 34.60 wf 604 32.30 to $99.00 the head. vvf bulls 380 37.50 wf 661 31.10 Starts 12:00 Noon 122 Head Will Be Sold In Pairs Cows @ $20.00 to 10' . wf 622 34.85 wf 582 31.70 72 cows including 8 milking2year olds -Balance mostly $22.90,with shelly kind wf 748 33.10 shrthrn 338 34.40 FURNITURE 3, 4 & 5 year olds.A YOUNGHERD. - 15 fresh cows, @ $18.00to $19.75. blk 532 32.10 KCNK cut ...... hers gas range 30 heavy springer cows, eight 2 -year -old bred heifers, 25 idaire twin doorcombination yearling open heifers, 17 heifers under one year.Herdstarted FOr info. or estimates MON.-WED.-FRI. aerator & freezer In 1961. 10 yearsof Top KABSU artificial 'breeding. Some TOM VVALIqR Auctioneer mond concert 6:45 MACHINES organ in excel - top Curtiss breeding. Many daughters by top sires in these A ROLLIE LAGASSE S & I condition Barn 243-104 two studs.A number of daughters of North Crest Craftsman Home 243-1674 CH3-2215 sscart;radio;bookcase; Senator, a son of Thonyma C. Nig. lounge; 2 metalcupboards. good Also selling 2 bulls. One coming 2 year old, a son of Milk and 59, 3 point, ' matic swing needle No. 306 Honey Reflect Dagahoe from a dam with 19,400M - 700F and sewing machine inwalnut one 3 month old bull calf. age;2 occasional chairs; Herd onofficial DHIA Test.Herd from 13,250M to 15,250M good Best of health - Inter- lights,Powertr°1' ,hed;2piece bedroomsuite; and425 to 550F. Records furnished. icappliances; RevereWare; state health papers furnished.. CONCORDIA KANSAS Pots and pans and other Don't Delay - Write or phone today. Send for free catalog to es. h, for B A .." ANTIQUEFURNITURE AND DISHES There's a growing awareness that excessive tractor noise can be sink;walnut marble top damaging. Case recognized this problem and set out to develop del,good' round oak table s. with ivory k commode; a smoother, quieter tractor. Nowthe official results can be told. wheels,YibraSh roll top desk; 8 uge bottomchairs; curved Quiet! closet; glass When a new Agri King owner rated his Case cab crease of just 1 dBA results in a 17% higher noise walnut bed; 4 oak level! s; coat rack. "almost as quiet as a kitten on a featherbed," he So add restful quietness to a long list of advantages ...... 100pieces could be accused of exaggeration. good .... of pressed glass SOUND LEVEL AT OPERATOR'S EAR when you own a Case. Advantages like bigger dis- very n9 bowls,butterdishes, AT FULL THROTTLE AND 100% LOAD But in no way exaggerated are two facts: placement engines that handle every job faster with and creamers, 1. Excessive tractor noise can severely impair relish dishes, (Leading 100-136 hp tractors) plenty of reserve muscle. Moderate rpm engines that your hearing and efficiency. result in tremendous torque and an engine that lasts glass; WITH CAB plow,veryg(md carnivalglass; 2. Agri King tractors are quieter by far ... . and lasts. The downright comfort of a Case tractor, d churn; bristolvase. CASE ' ALL OTHER and the protection of a Case -built cab that has proved ession TRACTORS TESTED o, without cab -in every power class. glass,rose,green its ability to support the entire weight of the tractor in ber; rubyred glass; China 87 dBA 89.5 dBA 97.5 dBA The degree of quietness is not a matter of indi- event of an upset. and bowls;Roseville WITHOUT CAB vidual opinion. Impartial test figures for all major These advantages can be yours in any Case Agri row,good' manufacturers are now a matter of record. You see greenflower lower basket; ALL OTHER King Tractor -from 63 hp up. Your Case dealer is , corn- TRACTORS TESTED tne results in the chart at the left.Sound levels rose point ready to demonstrate. J I Case Company, Racine crystal; Avon with cab range from the Case 1170's 89.5 dBA (deci- 95 dBA 99 dBA Wisconsin 53404. 87 dBA bels) to a competitor's high of 97.5 dBA. Without cab, dar & Remember, 6 extra decibels mean Wee as noisy. Impartial tests ' state plates; good frames; round show other leading tractors tested have sound levels up to 8 dBA the level ranges from the Case 1070's 95 dBA to a JI Case sad irons;oil higher than the 1170 with cab.In every power class, Case tractors high of 99 dBA for other tractors. Note that an in - A Tenneco Company , wall mountedoillamp; recorded substantially lower noise levels. enamel ware; good children's lire; mustshe cups; shaving r° salt dips. There's a CASE Dealer NearYou 41p3 & Button aoLLEcT ` Ystglass ingreen; Yother candle holders Ellsworth Marion INcTION Ci I articles. and Centralia CHOITZ EQUIPMENT LONGHOFER SUPPLY McBRATNEY IMPL.CO. lorie StromEstate Jamestown Linn WAY KUHLMAN MOTOR CO. USA ANTIQUE MEIS IMPLEMENT CO. .Salina sale conducted SHOP by Krehbiel '.Marysville VAHSHOLTZ IMPL. CO. & RealEstate, Chapman tile!,D.Auctioneer, BRAUCHI BROTHERS McPherson, PhoneMarvin316 JONES & KNOPP WA 2-3241 Kansas. RUCK Nanha landscape for years? reduce farm expenses, says an Now until late fall is the time todo Extension agriculturaleconomist at it.Unfortunately,nomiracleKansas State University. dissolving, Dr. John Schlender 30 chemical is available for pointsout that the stump ismany farmers purchase the stump overnight. If used is neithermachinery after the AugGranjt large, removal initialhigh depreciation has been reduce economical nor painless. chargedoff but while the machine A e(14111ehte If the ground is being clearedfor hasenough rulef constructionandabulldozerisremaining life to keeprepair costs eaI) ,UStifyi thitnibtit, handy, such equipment can push out down. machinesin..,lifSitki4., Buyingused of the sat."Le alk a tall stump easilyand quickly. The machineryisa iscommon practice Atthis job is not so easy if the stump among young isf"t°1)If'' the farmers with limited Pclint' short. finances. wherete Generally, machinery trade,Nint its' A second machine method isdone that hasbeen says sehl,- traded off early inits Eefore pureh, by equipment that literally chews up life hasa method can be ex-considerableamount ment, farmers a stump. This of use tbr':, pensive, so consider it only forlargeremaining. Machineryof this type e Condition is ofrhij'. companies inavailableinmost Kansas ow much stumps. Tree surgery com- lifere ''' have themunities. 0 Cost of r the larger communities the equipment. There is no particularguide to machine coniparsel Another removal method is to borefollow that shows positively Availability when of 1,7- holes one inch or more in diameterused machinery can bepurchased to ° Comparison of in the stump with a largeelectric or Used machine er.,,, hand drill,fillthe holes with a chemical, plug, and wait two or three months for it to diffuse.After a 10 -day dry period, the stump canbe RESTOCK burned out by building a fire over it. Onetothreeweekswillbe LES CO required for the burn, depending on vvrioTO CALL: OLMA PEAK stump size. Obviously, stumpsclose ph. Emporia 316/342-1139 burned to buildings should not be PAUL HATCHER out. Don't forget to check onlocal ph. Emporia 316/342-6112 burning regulations. BILL HATCHER Stumps can be removedwith ph. Emporia 316/342-3348 dynamite, too. But only an expert GLENN UNRUH should use this method. Here again, BARN PHONE Saffordville 316/279.3453 116134214s be sure there are no buildings in the VIC PEAK vicinity. An error inthe use of ph. Emporia 3/6/342-8411 to expensive dynamite can lead LEE BRYANT trouble. Find out if using dynamite ph. Emporia 316/342-6557 is prohibited in your area. WILBUR WHITMAN Thereisasimple way fora Cassoday homeowner to take out a stump. 3161735-24'76 Dating back to primitive times, this methodrequiresamattock,a shovel, and an axe-and some elbow Saturday, grease. Augur FACE HIDDEN, BUT THE RIBBON SHOWS After considerable digging and Starts 1:00 p.m. Rodney Beetch, from Carlton, received a blue ribbon at they chopping-anda coupletemper To settle the estate of Andra' removea Wylie, I will sell at public aLe'r Central Kansas Free Fair at Abilene on his two whiteface tantrums-youmight Claflin St., Manhattan, tni a steers. small stump in one to two hours. Stumps a foot or more in diameter may require up to half a day of Truck & Shop Eqpt. Micrometers I digging,cutting.sawingand 1962 IHC Scout pickup, style P U measuring gauges its No Easy Ways To Rid Tree Stumps v.: Clausing metal lathe,12", 36" machine shop; chopping. flexibleshafts;steel By Gary G. Naughton Interested in removing that old centers, Timken bearings, plus Some larger stumps are used for grinder att. and cutting tools pulleys; 3 dial indicat KSU Forester ugly tree stump that's marred your ofbolts;metal ter seats, bases for flowerboxes. orin invery good att.This lathe plane; assortmen'.r.'". A some other way to turn a liability condition. blocks. into an asset. Benchmaster vertical milling There will bea or a machine & cutters machinist tools If you plan to build a house in ir CONSIGNMENT SALE Drill press & motor; drill press equipment IT'D 71 woodland area, locate itin such a chestelectric emery grinder, ibl place that you won't have toremove emery grinder & stones; 2 bench HOUSEHOLD:: le trees.Thiswillsolvealotof vises; drill press vise. Refrigerator; ES; grinder; problems that often crop up after a Small electric kitchencabinet, Saturday, Sept. 4 productiondrillpress;emery 25x47; metal chest. house is built. Starts6p.m. - EVENING SALE grinder; pipe vise; small arbor Dresser; commode press; exhaust fan. single bed & springsis At MUNDEN, KANSAS, whichis 11 hp miles northeast of Belleville, 6 miles from Briggs & Stratton 11/2 stand;walnut drop. U.S. Highway 36. engine, nearly new; rotary lawn dresser & mirror, mower; battery charger 6& 12 Antiquedresser:. I volt. chairs; arm drag, ALREADY CONSIGNED When To Buy Nine pig aluminum; highspeed chair;roll ofme: drill bits 1/4" to 2" size; castiron smallitems Low boy dresser Rockers 2 sets of 6 walnut chairs service plate 18x18; 1000 lbs.cast articles too numerous' Walnut burl maple top sideboard Sets of 4 walnut chairs Used Machinery? aluminum trivets; hydraulic Terms-co Curved glass china closet -buffet Oak pattern back chairs combination Round oak table Buying second-handmachinery jack; air compressor. Mission oak table & 6 chairs & Two Flowblue Victorian vases and equipment may be one way to buffet, hand carved Kerosene lamps Andrew FremontWylie Est Queen Anne china closet Hand tooled copper vase Ailt': EXECUTOR - CITIZENSSTATE BANK, High back swivel office chair 2 metal statues John Means,(W Two high back organ stools Lots of cups & saucers Terry Arthur, Atty. ForEstate App10 2 carpet bagger rockers Lots of brown crocks & jugs Auctioneers - LawrenceWelter &Glen Spool chair (green velvet) Hull, Roseville & Wellervases Mission oak umbrella & hall tree Cut glass creamers & sugars (dragon carved) 2 No. 2 & 2 No. 3 dinner bells A10 Pine corner cupboard Austrian & German plates Saturday, - krr: Pine knicknac, 5 shelves 2 pink depression glass baskets Starts 1:00p.m. 3 square lamp tables Shoeshine stand It 2 miles eastof Barnes,Ki.., west of Wate, Youth chair, caned seat Butter dishes Saturday, Aug. 28 K-9 or 5 miles Carved child's rocker Salt & pepper shakers Starts 1:30 p.m. Highway. Walnut bookcase, sliding doors Carnival glass sherbet dishes at Walnut lamp table Hand painted Nippon creamer & The followingwill be sold public auction located two blocks C6Idspot refriger Curved top trunk sugar dv Piano stool east of the Post Office in Carleton, Antiques Admiral upright Grist mill Coffee grinder clotO°' Walnut Scales Nebr. washboiler;small Kenmore burl marble top Ox yoke Copper feet; sideboard with pearl inlay Large cider press square table withglass ball Dinette set Trucks with wooden Dining room Grandfather clock, runs perfect churn J 2 German wall clocks crockery doll se Walnut hall seat desk & bookcase 60 car license plates, 1930 oldest 1969 Dodge 1/2 ton pickup with dasher; 2 kerosenelamps; Damascus combination, very unusual Picture & mirrors rebuilt transmission, new paint, olddishes and TV trays good tires head; assorted water pit- Rose colorlivioir head carvings Over 200 pieces of depression novelties; old white propate., Walnut dining table 1964 Ford Econoline pickup with Dearborn glass cher. jar proparO:'., tool boxes glass fruit Dearborn 3 pc. oak bedroom set Miss America pattern set, cherry 2 quart brown p years old;3 Pine umbrella stand & hall tree swirl,rose,greendiamond 1952 Ford 2 -ton boom truck, new (lightning) over 75 with mirror and carving patterns engine, new front rubber tables; 2brown 1948 Ford 3/4 ton pickup small dropleaf Large mission oaksideboard, Custard glass creamer and salt & jugs. old odd beautifully carved pepper shakers Bookcase secretary; Metal bed with brass caps Cut glass TOOLS wood cabinet; Cake plates chairs & rockers; magazine Walnut church pulpit 4 Majolica dishes Three electric impact wrenches, lardpress; hanging Marble top dresser Several R.S. Prussia dishes 1/2" drive rack. I/4" drill 3/8" drill crea 2 glass door pie cupboards Carnival glass, marigold, dark MACHINERY &MISC. Kitchen Queen purple & green Two 100' drop cords, 10 -gauge 2 - elect 3/4", 1/2" & 3/6" drive socket sets tractor; Curved glass bookcase desk Colorado glass berry dish & 6 Ford -Ferguson spreader; comb. small dishes 11 -piece wrench set wheel trailer; manure ar Straightglassbookcasedesk China clock2 mantel clocks 120v generator, AC & DC brooder house. machinery it comb. Hammers, files, bars and many Old horse drawn wit This is a partial listing. Lots shed; hogshed; 2 walnut settees other tools and junk; utility chicke drawer Fainting couch morefurniture &glass & panels; lawnmower;sp,ides Large roll top desk primitives to come in. This is a MISCELLANEOUS feeder; handtools, bolts, very goodvarietyofmer- 300 gal. gas tank, with stand Drop leaf table chandise. etc. 120gal.pickup gas tankwith Furniture CONSIGN EARLY pump, and other useful articles cook stove PropaneEnterprise Watson Const. Co. Nine! Don Est. Strong, Excha Dirks, Aud. & Real WalterDon State Munden Auction House Broker, 353-4526, Bruning, Nebr. Clerk: Roche Munden, Kansas - Phone Concordia 5565 Clerk: Jefferson Co. Bank, Daykin, Auctioneer: Bob Dorlac, Auctioneer Nebr. an tat 30 that represents reappropriated balances to cover costs. Sed August24 jii,-'is which wereestimatedforex- Generally, agencies contribute 20 nigh penditure in fiscal year 1971 but'per cent of their fees to the state reduce off eqUipro which have been carried forward to general revenue fund. ugh A rule of ttitist the current fiscal year. call justify osts %in, The effective increase in the en- machines linillesit74 ding balance is thereby reduced to MANY THINGS of thesatisfarten a $3.9 million. MANY MARGAINS lung "In addition," Bibb said, "if the At this point thePoint %tie state finance council or LegislatureBow Wow Dog Food - ces, trade, 25 lbs. $2.49 50 lbs .$4.69 says Selik;' were to release any portion of the teen Before poreh,,, $1.5millioninlimitedreap-AC, Champion or Autolite isa spark plugs 55c ea. merit, foriners-s-h, propriations, the increase in the Use STP oil treatment 75c Condition ending balance would be further )e is of iff batteries how ,much reduced to $2.4 million." 36 month 12 volt om- liferee,z. $19.95 es. of The budget director, in his report s-Ost Heavy duty Hi Lift wagon machine coniparbit, to Gov. Robert Docking, said of the $109.50 e to hoists Availability total increase of $6.7 million in the 165 bushel gravity boxes$198 /hen if estimate,$3.5 Comparison ending balance Ladies assorted color flare leg ed to to un- used machine million is attributed jeans by the makers of Lee aoli derspending by state agencies and Riders $4.99 pr. $2.8 million to shifting expendituresMens blue 14 oz. flare jeans by MILLION SQUARE FEET from fiscal 1971 to fiscal 1972. Big Smith $4.99 pr. The excess of encumbrances overMens western boots $15.95-$47.95 Thereare some farm -sizebuildings in the G&G area - the Hesston plant at Hesston, the McCall plant at Manhattan, Westinghouse at Salina, the Fleming grocery warehouse at Topeka- actual expenditures accounted for Pattern the remaining $400,000. In addition, that seemto be measured in acresrather than square feet. But they'll all have to take a back seat warehouse of S.S. Kresge in northwest Lawrence. The building, at the top of this photo, actual general fund receipts were tothe new $40,319 below the revised estimate. LUESTE has overone million squarefeet. In the forefront, a giant itself but dwarfed by the Kresge layout, Goodrich warehouse. Bibb alsosaidrevenues from is the B.F. agency earnings were $97,976 below FARM RANCH therevisedbudgetestimate. SUPPLY State Has More DockingsaidTuesdayagencies should examine their fee structures Emporia Friday, August 27 Money In Till to determine if they are high enough Starts 4:30 p.m. I will sell at public auction thefollowing Than Expected antiques, shop and hand tools at my home located at 2008 7thSt.inClay Center, The state of Kansas ended fiscal Kansas. SELL AT ONAGA 1971 with $3.9 million more than it 4 thoughtitwouldhave,Budget SHOP & HANDTOOLS Director James W. Bibb said in his Cattle & Hogs r; Household Goods 3 vises; electric drills; shovels; annual report on the status of the - Antiques and trimmers; saws; hammers; hoes; rakes; push cart; axes; general revenue fund. Night Sales CollectorsItems stools; screw drivers; punches; For the year ending June 30, Bibb Ilicrafters console 21" TV spades;paintbrushes;bolts; said the final balance was estimated Wedn., Sept. cage. Day Sales Resume nice end tables crescent wrenches; bird to be $24.7 million. However, the DATES Saturday, Augwn chairs; yardcart; ladders Antiquewrenches;some actual balance was $31.5 million, an Starts 1:00 pi fishing equipment; drop cords; 29 t of shelving fordesks or books metalboltracks; woodbolt increase of $6.7 million over the Sept.3sPZIA1L7rt)FIALt, To settle the estate of lated high schoolannuals racks; phone insulators; electric estimate. Wylie, Iwill sellat publican ood cabinets;severalbird - wall clock; large size fans; bench Bibb said of the total increase of ClaflinSt., Manhattan, two Sale uses;2 swingsets; electric grinder; nails. $6.7 million over the estimate. Onaga Community eater; radio;flower pots. A lotof woodworking tools; Bib said of the total increase of KS. metal & wood cabinets; Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889-4461 or 889-4665, ONAGA, S 16 mm movieprojector with Ipt. Micrometers measuring tapes & rulers; $6.7millionovertheestimated measuring gauges °lot of film,complete; small $2.8 million P U squares. endingbalance, machine shop;.s" ice safe; metalfiling cabinet Levels and many other small , 36" flexibleshafts; ski. ith safe;antiquesundial; plus misc. hand tools and items used pulleys; 3 dial iolo tique stool;wooden sugar inshop;jacks; garden tools; tools ofbolts;metal ter cket. metal & wood bits. good plane; assortmeoldb Antique bed;severalsmall BUILDINGS blocks. ms of antiques;pots, pans, Shop or utility building, 12x16, FREEZE PRICES illing There will beak/. shes, and other Hell, we decided to cut prices.Equipment is on the move and 01' Ev saysa lot of iron is going to move A. misc. items & to be moved, has wood floor, machinist tools ings; very goodelectric grill; bench, good roof & siding, wired, in the next few weeks. Save nowwith 01' Ev in St. Mary's. Yess equipment ables&' benches;box of sea very good. COMBINES TRACTORS JUST TRADED finder, ells. Child's play house 6x8, wood 1970 Jk'W lirph and on the lot bench HOUSEHOilfl floor, has some child dollfur- 1965igit guard Refrigerator; 6u Terms - Cash 19655M,S15, cab, real good cab.....0tikc.4.914'actualroll hours.1968 MH 410 combine, used cabinet; Ir;. niture, verygood. To be moved. nder ; kitchen A cream puff if you ever 1 row crop head for 34" wide chesi. 1962 JD 45, cab emery 25x47; metal saw one and the price is 1 used row crop for 38 cutter commcos; 1962 JD 40, overhauled arbor Dresser; Mrs. Frank Stewart right mtd. 2 row single bed &503s 1959 JD 45 1966 JD 4020 dsl., synchro- 1963 JD 55 combine, 12' with drcos cts: FosterKretz Auction Service Clerk: Peoples National /2 hp stand; walnut Bank, Clay Center 1957 JD 45 range cab mirror: lay Center, Ph. Morganville Wa 6-4422 f lawn dresser & 1951 JD 55.A slick old ma- dressrr,, 1967 MH 410, cab, good 1965 J=grael, synchro- 5 &12 Antique rang chine. Has cab. Sell cheap chairs; armda: BETTER CARS AT HANDY-STEIN 1957 MH 82, SP 1959 JD 45, 12', slick as a roll 0 ors 1964 JD 4020 diesel, power speed chair; whistle. Will sell well worth small W. 1956 MH 80, SP shift st iron dishes; 1971 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88,4 dr, hardtop, power the money. s. cast articlesloonurrems steering,power brakes, air, tilt wheel, cruise control,vinyl 1952 MH 26, good 965qpi y5A. gas, WF, 1968 -S Sot'e wiyth23cooab raulic Terms4 roof,2,300 miles, drivers education car. Big Discount on abl(filFstte tractors &Wal 1951 MH 26, good 1965 JD 3020 gas, wide front actual . ou need a this one. 1966 Gleaner C -II & cab has radio. Real slick. tractor with POWER, better Wylie ES 1964 JD 3020 dsl., power shift look this over. renlOnt 1971 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 4 dr, V8, power steering, 1967 IHC 403 1968 MF 175 diesel tractor ANK,Clot{? /10 1962 JD 3010 diesel 1957 C. 4@,491'11 /*gel, a real STATEB. Powerbrakes and air, 4,500 miles. Drivers education car. 1965 IHC 303, cab IZENS John Meant, 1957 JD 720 diesel slick.ailoffitLit6r Glen APrer Big Discount Late Welter & 1960 IHC 91 - junking 1954 JD 60 . 1959 John Deere 730, good Lawrence 1961 IHC 151, cab 1953 JD 60 NH 269 ware tie baler, looks 1951 JD B like new 1971 OLDSMOBILE 98 LUXURY SEDAN, full power, 1961 IHC 151 JD 24T baler, like new A Aufic 1950 JD A 1967 JD 24WS baler Saturii°1/ tilt wheel, air,cruise control. Boss's personal car.If you 1959 IHC 101 WD I WepAnZty fair tractor want to step NEW MACHINES 1:0tOpo.fm[3.aroo up, you can do it with this. 1958 IHC 101 1966 I.WC 403 combine with hy- Starts we have had a little too long drastatic drive s eastWest r' 11/2mde of 1957 IHC 141 miles w USED PLOWS K-9or 5 1%9 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLEwith hardtop only, IHC 127, good BWA Jratfickrow, 13' IHC fast hitch 4x14 Highway' automatictransmission, 22,000 actual miles, just like new. 1961 JD 40, good 2 1250 plateless planters, 6 JD F145 semi -mount 4x14 (deoi TOW OTHER MACHINES ColdsPoi 1962 JD 40 No. 37 loader Admiral aPr 1969 CHEVROLET Two 224T Balers Clotho TOWNSMAN WAGON, 6 passenger, No. 68 auger feed wagon Howard 100" Roto Vator small Kenmore V8, automatic, WE ARE JUNKING seoity, power steering, Priced to sell. 2 407 Gyramors $CAO JD 16' springtooth, 3 pt. feet; Dinette JD 10' AW disk, good rooden Dining re°11senir 1948 55 JD 1958 45 JD 727 pull (ramor Damascus Special - 1968 Auger Wagon doll 1964 CHEVROLETIMPALA SUPER SPORT COUPE 1947 55 JD 1957 45 JD 307 Gyral or 5 and TV traYs 00 va,automatic, pit - color 101 power steering, air, bucket seats. or Rose rl Exceptionally arbornPe sharp. SPECIALS NEW (NEVER USED) SPECIALS titjar Dearborn;07; NEW BUT SLIGHTLYUSED Only One Of These SpecialsLeft -aJohn old; 3 Ventedb,.haed.,, TRUCKS lay 1971 CHEVROLET 1970 JD 4020 with cab,used to spread Deere 4000 gas tractor. We've got a couple brown CedarAtao, 1/2 TON, 350 V8, turbo hydromatic, lookers on this one. The price is DIC. lamrooma4 Power steering, fertilizer bed air, custom cab. 3,500 miles, Demo. d odd 2-Rc 05116 Maytag TRACTOR SPECIAL stetKenrn° 1967 CHEVROLET ibinet; 1/2 TON,6 cyl, 3 speed, LWB, 38,000 1968 A -C 180 with cab. This is a good tractor bed; tyto JUST ARRIVED - FORAGECUTTERS gazine miles, extranice. With only 1100 hours. feather sorvto 1 big yellow 2 runGehl 1966 CHEVROLET kitchen ice601 1 616 New Holland C. 1 gal' ,ecidc 1/2 TON, LWB, V8, 3 speed wide row fie 1963 CHEVROLET 1 No. 34 JD -2 row e'gfje fir; 2" 3/4 TON,narrow box,6cyl., 4 speed. 1 No. 20C 1 rowMr COMBINE SPECIAL oder ; cabinet; me dsly, 10' cutter bar for FoxSP, almost new 1965 IH 303 w/ cab, 13%' cut. Good combine so.,,iteL dryer; 1 35A Papec one row,1000 RPM uteesils;ser"s hinerY shed; 2 dres, madron Handy -Stein hick° bedstea,'" ,pales, hesis 2c dodco?ru- :hevrolet-Olds-Buick,inc. Farmers Union Hdw& Implement table' l'unnellPolts, Ks.67467101 S. COticorol Ph. 392-2118 stove "Trade with Steinwhere lot's Hand EVERETT HOOBLER, manager Phone 437-2913 13envy' Su111lvaan - Sid Richards ST. MARYS, KANSAS Stang'oa E 2173 Glaseo Ph. 568-2026

re the prospect of theenlargement the EEC to include of Great Britain.farmers'e That ImportSurcharge "Exports representa significantall-time.°StSRt,,, Some Fear ,.; part of the total aexe market forour agricultural production; Pliot ?1"."...!... the production fromone acre of freeZe"altleS caunk, exported. four is Will End Up HurtingU.S. Farmer spot. Ithas'LL 1101v applicationofincometaxcuts "Imports of items Market eki raw agriculturalcommodities were used infarm 1, On \tii(,41, Early reactions tromagriculture previously scheduled forJan.1, production alsoare important Istriltat1011 exempt from the freeze onall prices to sdii! to President Nixon's neweconomic 1973, and efforts to safeguard the farmers as they Posing a freze and wages for 90 days. may help toreduce proposals were mixed andby the othermill r,,,,("1,fl'4 indollar drew praise from most farm weekend considerableuncertainty The President's proposed cuts government spending, restorationofleaders. prevailed while clarification on of the However, the exemption of raw. many points wasawaited. investment -tax credits, repeal farm products from the 90 -day price early Septem One official clarification wasthatexcise tax on automobiles, freeze, it is believed, will have only a limited advantage, if any, for far- MARBI septeni mers. Thursday, August 26 Farm parity, measuring stick of LEBAN Starts 10:30 a.m. -Lunch Served' how well farmers are doingin SALE As I am decreasing in size of myfarming relation to the rest of the economy, is sorted operations I will sell at public sale the the lowest since the depression in the following real estate and farm machinery 1930s. It has been near this low level Write or Feeder L at my farm located2 miles West of for many months. Navarre 3 miles South on Dillan road 1 AC.314/E Farmers are more concerned over your gat, mile East or 8 miles South of Abilene on highway 15, 4 miles East on the Navarre that portion of the President's new REALESTATE road 3 miles South on the Dillan road 1 program that deals with foreign mile East to the farm -watch for sale signs. markets. Increased farm exports, expecially during the 1970-71 crop year, have done much tohelp prices FARM LAND SELLS AT 1:00 P.M. L 160 acres of improved farm land described as the SE 1/4 of Sec. 7 on the domesticlevel,especially Township 15 South Range 3, Dickinson County, Kansas. those on grain and soybeans. SI Approximately 100 acres cultivated farm land, 40 acres blue stem flourexports nounc U.S.wheat and Lion pasture with well and pond, 8 acres meadow, 5 acres homestead during this period were up 21 per effect and lots, 7 acres of water ways and conservation land. cent from the previous record high appro Improvements 5 room frame two story house with water not A set in 1966-67.Indollar terms U.S. modern but liveable. All metal pole cattle show barn with por- congr table metal panels 36' X 48', hog farrowing house with concrete feed grain exports rose over $100 Septet million. Soybean exports have excise floor & movable partitions 24x34, metal cattleloafing shed. This property has highly improved cattle & hog handlingfacilities, all reached a new high of 416 million buildings have running water from good well & water pressure bushels during the current year. system. This propertyislocated in a high producing high quality Meatanddairyproductsalso farm area. showed export gains. Itis no wonder, then, that im- Farm Machinery position of a 10 per cent surcharge on exports is viewed with some concern 1962 Allis B 15 tractor with wide speed 2 speed trans. & 1954 by farm leaders. One is William J. front end 3 point hitch hyd., live engine; Kuhf'uss, president of the American power fair rubber in good Farm Hand 4 wheel rubber tired harm Bureau Federation,the cond.; feedwagon power take off good nation'slargestgeneralfarm 1956 Case 500 diesel tractor with tend. power stearing, hyd. system 1964 John Deere 214 T hay baler organization. good rubber, A-1 mechanical with power take off, always "There is danger that such action condition; shedded, in excellent condition will bringretaliatory measuresby Also a fullline of tools, imple- our foreign customers and Oliverno. 40 14 ft. self propelled ments and misc. items needed combine with cab hyd. header on a farm. agriculture could be hurt seriously if bar, engine overhauled before our export marketiscurtailed," harvest; Furniture and many articles too Kuhfuss said. numerous to mention. 1952 Chev. 2 ton truck with under '"I'he economic well-being of lT Blue body hoist with stock racks 4 TERMS: CASH 6U: HD s agriculture,isdependentonthe WATCHING IT WORK For Complete Information continuation ofour abilit Raymond Nelson, Riley, is watching a new machine OT Prairie 13gs; ws,,, See Grass & Grain Aug. 17 1',S. farm products onthe'world soybean "cooker" at the Central Kansas Free Fair Otos $3,545 market. We already are faced with a The machine squeezes and cooks soybeans so they can Vit Ca lyps growthofprotectionism inthe cattle. re;air: Mr. & Mrs. LeonardBlack European Economic Community !AS S4,3?6 C. W. "Bill" Crites,i Real Estate Broker & Auctioneer T White-

'The Common Market) through its AD 339 W. 6th St.., Junction City, Ks. Clarence Gatch, Clerk variable import levy fees. For sale dates call 238-5720 Chapman State Bank, Cashiers "The picture is further clouded by Saturday,Lvv.i_Iug

At the place 6 miles north Alexandria, Nebraska, or 1r :Tsw. SELL EVERY TUESDAY AT HERINGTON Hwy. 4, 1 mile north and lt or9 miles east of Bruning Y north and 14 east. IT

t iri Herington Livestock Auction Co., Inc. Farm Machinery kDR2Y51)1 N tG, STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY CONSIGNED CATTLE 1968. IHModel 656 Hydrostat with new circa.; dieseltractorwith dual con trots, 1000 hrs., 16.9x34 tires, 7 HP binaerator: Here's a few sales made Tuesday, August 17th: Wayne Steely, 67 wf sirs 875(a)33.45 wide front 6" aerationtubirg Elmer Teetzen, 12 red cattle 646(a32.80 1935 IH F-20 tractor withFarm s s4,785.c (a' Tom Granzow, 6 shoats 133 @ 17.30 Scully Estate, 1 wf bull 1405 28.90 LHigit)ItsG Hand stacker El':. Tom Granzow, 3 sows, 623 @ 14.00 Scully Estate, 1 wf bull 1470(4)29.00 nFi to rd motor used as IRRIGATION b(q,As',.. K64 Jerry Nelson, 1 sow 470 @ 14.70 Scully Estate, 1 wf bull 1560(a29.25 1968 Barkley +, L Vernon Rohloff, 12 pigs @ 7.50 hd. Vinduska Bros 1 hol cow 1300(al 21.60 101 Jr. Booster pump et Med. B Massey Harris Model ..p. Lawrence Fisher, 5 hogs 244 @ 19.00 Martha Ut"ch 1 bwf str 295 (a, 38.25 Pipe trailer err, MD Mike Stika, 1 hog 260 @ 18.60 Ezra Bernhardt 32 wf strs 477(a)38.35 with E i sem a nb r`,,,Ns 54,355.5 1969 IH 12'chiselplow , Auchard & 4uchard, 16 hogs 222 @ 19.00 (a) magneto from, Ezra Bernhardt 10 wf hfrs 407 33.90 sweeps Foe Scott Barlow, TCandyN 15 hogs 223 @ 18.95 Frankie Biehler 1 hoist cow 1160(a)18.10 1969 IH 4 , ow 40" rowdouble bar 1 iss;ssH3D461 Muller Ranch, 6 hogs 204 @ 18.90 Blanche Huyler 3 blk hfrs 535(a'32.60 kteyrpse rotating listerwith Truck Bill Barlow, 10 hogs, 231 @ 19.10 Darrell Base 1 wf str 655(a2 33.00 2T Oral) markers 1946 Ed Melcher, 15 hogs 216 @ 19.00 Clarence Schlesener 6wf strs 485 0) 37.20 tandem disc ornaha IH No. 37 13-9 wheel 13001l Ronnie Lauderman, 16 hogs 215 @ 18.90 Don Cummingham 1 bwf hfr 535(a)30.10 Wile AS S2,58286 Leonard Klenda, 7 hogs 241 @ 19.00 Don Cummingham, 2 wf strs 495 @ 36.10 21128:7sgprrainignteadrtihll Electric with box Grabber Francis Herbel, 5 hogs 269 @ 18.30 Raymond Weber, 2 hoist strs 597 @ 30.40 power-trol plow on Star.Durant 4,$ S 52,949,6 Melvin Olson, 1 gilt 275 @ 17.70 Leonard Klenda, 1 blk str 225 @ 40.00 rubber 50 bu box, Paul Meysing, 2 shoats 172 @ 16.20 Henry Steiner, 1 blk cow 1020 @ 20.20 wheel 9P' :IIHHrlu411b3plowon steel Steel J.H. Jones, 12 hogs 199 @ 19.00 Gary Steiner, 1 wf hfr 610 @ 30.40 IH No. 200 spreader onrubber steel gear John Lee Jr. 9 hogs 213 @ 18.85 Harry Hanschu, 1 jersey cow 820 @ 18.30 Wneil; David Brunner, 4 hogs 211 @ 19.05 IH 4bar side rake Electric Lewis Stika Sr., 1 brn wf cow 975 20.20 150 gal. wheel typesprayer wheel trailer Charles Carlson, 23 hogs 243 @ 19.00 Don Jacobson, 138 mixed hfrs 748 @ 31.40 elevator box Harold Hovander, 5 hogs 213 @ 18.70 38' Kewanee steel Virgil Linder, 9 wf hfrs 755 @ 31.50 12' Eze-Flo fertilizerspreader A.E. Palmer, 1 bull 1230 @ 27.10 Virgil Linder, 1 wf cow 1020 @ 24.60 HOUSE 2 row No. 999planters table;; A.E. Palmer, 2 wf cows 995 @ 21.20 Melvin Gruber, 1 wf cow 985 @ 18.50 2JD hoe MM4 row4 section rotary Charles Pray, 1 wf cow 14.80 @ 21.40 Jones Bros., 1 wf cow 1085 @ 21.70 Mayrath 45' 6"PTO grain auger rnatchin9 bu;,'f Charles Pray, 1 wf cow 1255 @ 21.40 Jones Bros., 1 wf cow 975 @ 21.85 GE vacuum Wetmore hammermill John Meyer, 1 hoist cow 1485 @ 22.10 Mrs. Herbert Rindt, 12 char wf strs 499 @ 36.30 posthole Bed, mere': Continental mounted 00ing Carl Hedstrom, 3 blk strs 673 @ 33.70 Mrs. Herbert Rindt, 10 char wf hfrs 516 @ 32.90 Feather Carl Hedstrom, 10 blk strs 479 @ 36.50 Harold Carlson, 40 strs 872 @ 32.90 fanning mill Alm! 4streoewl Clippergodg rinsell., Double

1 HP electric 16'5"auger with SPECIAL DAIRY COW DISPERSAL SALE transport wheels mmoNeto.r7o3n0 August 31st- Sale Starts 11:00 a.m. ANTI° 29 Head Holstein cows, good COMBINE ages self-propelled 195814'Baldwin In productionor coming into production condition MISCELLO.. combine in good (7') 2ST Grab Innes pickup forcombine WAS S3, MARKET REPORTS: Radio Station WIBW Topeka, Monday 12:15 Cho,. Paul Long, 163 p.m.; Tuesday, 7 a.m. Phone Radio Station KICK, Junction a ' City, Monday thru Saturday,8:30 a.m. Itruni0 , Route Bank, WAS sq,j State Auctir BONDED FOR YOUR PROTECTION Clerk-Bruning Wolken, 258 Med Excellent Truck and Rail Facilities & Sonand Schult is Wad H. Irvin Christiansen Edward B. Tolle e WAS $4,1 Joe Clemence Livestock,11Rotiou Phone 316-732-3185 Phone 1613 Roxbury Phone 913-479-5922 Street, one';' Fieldman C. C. Wendt Schultis - Nebr.' Lee W. Remy , Fieldman Ted Haefner WayneWolken -Diller, Drone 913-258-2529 Phone 913-983-4473 Phone 316-924-5446 Duane ent offarmers ritain. ficant Thee, r our Missouri Cooperative earlier than in former years." August 24, 1971 the Ponds and lakes to be stocked ireeze Time To OrderTo our is Feeder Livestock Assn. must contain at least one quarter spot. Application blanks are available It harib,14 surface acre of water and not havefrom the Commission's Fisheries market on4."1( Stock Farm Ponds farm FEEDER PIG SAI FS an established fish population.Division, Box 1028,Pratt,67124. limitation, Fingerling -sizefishareshipped out to "Get'em in early!" Pondowners desiring fish should act POSitig a freeit7 from commission hatcheries in tank 'educe That's the advice offered farm now. othermill #1- September 7-9 trucks during early fall. Applicants rW pond owners regarding application Largemouth bass, channel catfish, 5000 FEEDER PIGS for farm pond fish. whose ponds have been approved forand bluegill are availableor "Farm pond owners who want fishstocking will receive notification bystocking in accordance with the size September 7(Night Sale) mail several days in advance of the 1,500 AT AUCTION should get their applications in now of the impoundment, water clarity MARBLE HILL,MO... date on which the distribution trip September 9 (Night Sale) so they can be processed in time for and preference of the owner. September 8 fall deliveries," said Verl Stevens,has been scheduled. MO. 2,000 SARCOXIE, MO 1,500 This notification will inform the LEBANON, hatchery superintendent. pondowner of the date, time of dayEIGHT HEIFERS KILLED SALES STARTAT 8:00 p.m., EXCEPT LEBANON, 1:00 p.m. "Now that the Kansas Fish and erysipelas. and place where he should meet theWHEN TRUCK OVERTURNS Sorted into uniformlots. Weights 35 to 120 lbs. Vaccinated for Game Commission acquired ORDER BUYING AVAILABLE Farlington Hatcherywe'llbedelivery truck. The applicants will CLAY CENTER -Eightheifers also be advised of the number andwere killed when a trucktran- Write or call:Charles E. Ausfahl, Executive Secretary, Missouri Co-op. handling all farm pond stocking in Assn., Route No. 3, Fulton, Missouri 65251.Phone kind of containers he should bring Feeder Livestock the state. For this reason, we'll be sporting them overturned north of NOTICE TO BUYERS:Please obtain permit from for transporting the fish from thehere on K15. The truck belonged to a AC.314/642-3882.prior to sale date.Also bring letter of credit from your banker. startingfishdeliveriesinmid - your state Septemberthisyear,whichis hatchery truck to his pond. Salem, Nebr., firm.

TELEGRAM TO LONG-McARTHUR, INC. EXTRA SAVING MAY BE IN STORE Sunday night August 15th, President Nixon an- Basedon prior experience, the excise tax reduction approved.Procedures will be implemented so that nounced an 8 -point program which included elimina- would apply to all new and unused 1971 and 1972 models people buying newcars prior to congressional ap- tionof the7 percent federal excise tax on cars, sold by dealers after August 15. The average amount proval will be reimbursed by the full amount of the tax effective August15. As you know, congressional would be about $200 per car. cut, just as they were when excise taxes were reduced approval is required to repeal the excise tax. Congressional approval of this action cannot, of in 1965. AlthoughCongresswillnotberecalled and course, be guaranteed, but you can assure new car It is also expected that provision will be made for congressional action therefore will be delayed until buyers who purchase before such approval that they floor stock refunds of new and unused cars held for September, the administrationhas stated that the will be reimbursed the amount of the excise tax sale by dealers on the date of enactment. excise tax change would be retroactive to August 15. savings if legislation similar to that enacted in 1965 is AREHOUECa. CLEARANCE1971 New rs

50 CARS AND TRUCKS LEFT *Concerning Our New Car Specials -These Are Not We started with 133 new cars i& trucks and we only have Cars That We Can Order, But Are Here And Ready To Drive Home. If You Are Thinking Of Buying A New Car 50 left.24 days of the sale are gone and you still have Now, Or In The Near Future, Don't Miss This Sale. 7 days left to save.

TRUCKS PINTOS MONTEGOS 261 Blue 1 W(3. 3 spd. 302 V8; rp; amp & oil gg; crus; 522 Med. Blue Met. Montego MX 2-drHT; 302-2V8; cru; COUGARS bu.i. HD sags air; amr; tg; pfdb; ps; vp; wc hs; pa; 362 DK Green. Met. 2 dr. 2000 2V 4 cru; amr: wc WAS $4,199.60 83 Com. Green Met. 2-dr. HT; 351-2V8; 4spd; WAS 53,712.63 ? e NOW ? ? ? ? NOW ? WAS$2,357.00 NOW ? ? 7 ? amr; GTpkg WAS 53,957.60 NOW ? ? ? ? K Islp;s1rawisr,i,e,,Ywecilo3wsi_pVdr; 360 VA; amp &oil 99; crus; HD 1/, is a new madincrAti 366 Bright Red 2.dr. 2000 2V 4; cru; amr; wc Maroon Met. 2-dr. HT351-25/8; cru; air; ps; pfdb; Fairatax WAS $3,149.37 NOW ? ? ? , WAS $2,357.00 NOW ? ? ? ? T-BIRDS Central Kansas Free 264 Pastel Blue 2-dr.; Landau; 429.4V8; cru; air; fsc; rcLHm; tg; wc 'WAS $4,445.40 NOW ? 7 ? they can hali91T Calypso Coral LWB; 360.5/8; amp 8. oil gg; crus; 3 407 Bright Red 2.dr. 1600 1V 4; amr; ag; pg psb-w; sts; amr; bm; db; wl; tg; psw I cooks soybeans so slxl, air. amr; tg; wc; HD spgs; wsw WAS 52,228.00 NOW ? ? ? WAS $6,667.00 NOW ? ? ? ? WAS 54,376.47 NOW ? ? ? 517 Med. Green Met. 2-dr. HT; 429.4V8; cru; air; fsc; ps6- COMETS 97T White -Mojave Tan LWB; 302.V8, crus 3 spd; amr; w; db-wl; tg; pw HD spgs; bsw WAS $6,353.00 NOW ? ? ? ? 331 Bright Blue Met. 4-dr.; 302.2V8; cru; air; amr; edg; WAS 53,658.99 NOW ? ? ? ? tg MUSTANGS WAS $3,345.30 NOW 7 7 ? 7 A°I 120 Bright Red Cony.; 302.2V8; cru; air; ps; amr; tg; wc Saturday/ 01 SDI 2 Tone -Blue & White LWB; 390 V8; epc; amp & oil WAS 54,283.00 NOW ? ? ? ? TORINOS 441 Med. Green Met. 4.dr.; 320.25/8; cru; amr; tg; dwc 99. amr; HO spgs; hsw WAS $2,919.60 NOW 7 7 ? ? Starts 12 Noon - ..554,170.90 547 Dk Green Met. 500 2-dr. HT; 302.2V13; amr; bsm.vi; NOW ? ? 7 ? wc miles nornsaiii At the place 6 l WAS $3,337.00 NOW 7 ? ? ? Nebraska, ar MT Swiss Aqua LW Elisport rust cab; 360.V8; amp & oil Alexandria, .4009,7:1 sad air amr, tg;ps; HD spgs; wsw LTD'S Hwy.4,1milenorth and?4'C' AS 04,129.27 NOW ? 7 ? ? east ofBriming0/ 543 Pastel Blue 2-dr. Brougham; 400.2V8; cru; air; vr; or9 miles 1181 Canclyapple MONTEREYS Red & White -2 Tone LWB; 302-V8; vg; ps; fsc; db-w1; tg WAGONS northand l,.east. erp a. oil gg; crus 3 spd; NOW ? ? ? ? 495 Med. Brown Met. 2-dr. HT; 400.2V8; cost; air; cru; AS53,693.64 amr; HD spgs; bow WAS $5,164.00 299 Pastel Blue Cust. 500 Ranch Wagon; 400-2V8; cru; ...... NOW ? ? ? 7 air; ps; pfdb; amr; tg asc; pfdb; fbg; fs; fm; amr; frss; rcLHm; tg WAS $4,788.00 WAS $5,175.70 NOW ? ? 7 ? G RAIN,,,.,DR,Y,14Nb,GE. F250 NOW ? ? ? ? y Tox-o-w" 1417 Blue Met LWB;epd; amp & oil gg; amr; HD spgs; 498 Dk Green Met. 2-dr. HT; 400.2V8; cru; air; cg; p0; Nova 418 Red Galaxie SOO Ctry Sed; 400.25/8; cru; air; ps; with newOrr GALAXIES pfdb; fbg; fm; pbm; tg; dwc; asc; fs; amr drost at WAS 14,718.14 pfdb; amr; tg; wc NOW ? ? ? NOW ? ? WAS $4,917.00 NOW ? ? 7 7 WAS $5,093.40 con tube 427 Med. Green Met. 4.dr.; 4013.2V8; cru; air; p0; amr; 31 aera. tg; wc HP bin 5597 Lime Gold Met.epd 360 V8; amp &oil gg; amr; HD 527 Pastel Blue 4.dr. p -HT; 400.2V8; cru; air; asc; Cs; tires, ON WAS $4,501.00 NOW ? 7 7 ? 470 Med. Green Met. Galaxie 500 Ctry Sed dfrs; 400.2V8; f&rfm; amr; rcLHm; tg; pbm; wc aeration WWAS cru; air; ps; pfdb; amr; tg; wc 7 54,78$ 05 WAS 0,022.50 NOW 7 ? 1 ? NOW ? ? ? ? 447 Light Gold 4.dr.; 351.2V8; cru.; air; ps; amr; tg; wc WAS $5,031.00 NOW 7 7 ? Farm dd SAIT Light Ginger WAS 54,448.00 NOW ? ? ? ? Met LWB; 360-V8; epd; amp & oil 99; 528 Med. Blue Met. 2-dr. HT; 400.21/8; Cru; air; cg; ec; err. HD spgs 504 Med. Brown Met. Galaxie 500 Ctry Sed dfrs; 400-2V8; asc; fbg; fs; f&rfm; amr; drss; pbm; tg; wc ,WAS 54,648.98 tg; IRRIGAT100 478 Med. Blue Met. 4dr. 400.2V8; cru; air; ps; amr; cru; air; ps; pfdb; oLHrcm; tg; wc WAS $5,170.90 NOW 1 7 ? ? sed as NOW ? ? 7 WAS $5,044.00 NOW ? ? ? 7 1968 Barkley°e wc piOP SOT Med. Blue NOW ? ? ? ? Met LWB: 360-4/8; amp & oil gg; amr; WAS 54,501.00 557 Light Gold Galaxie 500 4-dr. WAdfrs; 400.2V8; cru; 539 Dark Blue Met. 4.dr. HT; 351.2V8; crwair; vr; asc; 101 Jr. Booster ecr. HD spgs fbg; fs; f&rfm; amr; pbm; rcLHm WAS 54,385.19 air; ps; Ir; pfdb; amr; oLHrcm; tg; bwsw pipe trailer i¢;:":, WAS $5,022.50 NOW 1 ? ? 7 NOW ? ? ? ? 563 Light Gold 4-dr. 400.25/8; cru; air; ps; vr; pfdb; amr; 'WAS $5,083.00 NOW ? ? ? with Else 111/roeir. oLHrcm; tg; wc rnaglia F609 WAS $4,707.00 NOW ? 7 ? 7 568 Med. Green Met. LTD Ctry. Squire; 400.2V8; cru; 540 White 2-dr. HT; 430.2V8; cru; air; cg; asc; fbg; fs; 1411 Candyapple f&rfm; amr; w-sts; pbs Red F 600180 wb; 330-V8; power ster; air; vg; ps; fsc; Ir; amr;tg NOW ? ? ? ? bar . 6spug5; Ldus; 2spdrearaxle 389 Light Gold 2-dr. HT; 400.21/11; cru; air; ps; amr; tg; WAS $4,358.00 WAS $5,232.90 NOW ? 7 ? 7 ible Truck we er with NOW ? ? ? ? WAS $4,535.00 NOW ? 7 ? 7 596 Yellow Galaxie 500 Ctry Sed. dfrs; 400 -2V8; cru; air; 594 Med. Green Met. 4-dr. P.HT; 400-2V8; cru; air; asc; 2,00 ps; Ir; pfdb; amr; oLHrcm; tg; wc fs; amr; pbm; rcLHm; tg; wc 1946 f. SOO Yellow 2-dr. HT; 351-25/8; cru; air; ps; amr; tg; wc NOW ? 7 7 1 WAS $4,879.90 NOW ? ? ? 7 am disc 3,19haoSialrio Met 2 dr.; 200 1V 6; cru; amr; NOW ? ? ? ? WAS $5,141.00 NOW . WAS $4,594.00 Electric Light Gold Cust. 4-dr. P.HT; 429.25/8; cru; air; vr; ec; S Grabber Med. Blue Met. Galaxie 500 Ctry. Sed. dfrs.; 400.2V8; asc; fs; f&rfm; amr; drss; rcLHm; tg with to"ope''' Yellow 2 dr.302.2V8' cru.; amr White 2.dr. HT; 400-2V8; cru; air; vr; ps; amr; oLHrcm; cru; air; vg; ps; pfdb; amr; t9; wc W4112,949.00 ? ? ? tg; wc NOW ?_7 ? WAS 55,145.30 NOW 7 ? ? 7 asor ...... : NOW ? ? ? ? WAS 55,098.00 low on StbDuurathl WAS $4,689.00 NOW ? ? ?

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electric ieels DEMONSTRATORS-SPECIAL PRICES MONTEREY 373M Dk Blue Met. 2-dr. HT; 400.2V8; cru; air; cg; ec; TRUCK 469 Yellow 500 2-dr. HT; 351-25/8; cru; air; ps;pfdb; ps; asc; pfdb; fs; F&Rm; amr; dg; drss; tg iropelled 2ST WAS $5,191.80 NOW ? ? 7 . amr; oLHrcm; tg; wc be NOW ? ? ? ? Ition WASS376Blue Ranchero WAS $4,660.00 .1 500 6 cyl; amr; 130; GALAXIE 500 HARDTOPS le (19 ...... NOW wow? ? ? 153 Med. Green Met. 5004-dr.; 400-25/8; cru; air; vg; ps; LTD LINCOLN CONTINENTALS MUSTANGS pfdb; amr; bspm; tg; wc; db-w: NOW ? ? ? ? 194 Light Gold P -HT 4dr.; 400.25/8; Cru; air; PS; amr; 400 Red Moondust Met. 4-dr.; 460.4V8; cm; air; pl.rg; MO. ,i,,rnen.Gkrreen Met WAS 54,573.50 .. rcLHm; tg; wc k: 19, 24ir. HT tsw; asc; 6-wpsw-pr; fbg; erwd; amrw; sts; iww; apg; 31°1 10°91 '' c wc WAS $4,806.00 MAS 54,109.75 351-2V8; cru; air;pas; air; vst; Rs; NOW ? ? ? ? lusc 274 Light Green 500 4-dr.; 400-2V8; cru; dria'Nebr.uialBani, A WAS $8,698.90 NOW 7 ? ? 7 dexan state ...... NOW? ? pfdb; amr; rcLHm; tg; wc NOW ? ? ? ? Bruning and Woloeneali,1 1M" Green WAS $4,687.00 GALAXIE 500 SEDANS. POO. amr,Met. Grande 479M White -Dr- Blue VR 2-dr.; 460-41/8; au; air; pl-rg ; WAs sp at3 c tg HT; 302.2V8; cru;air; cg; 145 White Galaxie 500 Ctry Sed. 400-2V8; cru; air; vg; ps; tow; asc; 6-wsw-pr; fbg; amr; w-sts; apg; pw; ps; ps 2. s & SonEstate 81:00, Wei . 347 Pastel Blue 503 2 -or,- HT; 400-2V8;air; ws-pkgB; ps; . pfdb; amr; iww; tg; HD5 Real uryller, ,hr, prei NOW ? ? ? ? - .. NOW 7 ? ? ? pfdb; amr NOW ? 7 ? WAS 54,906.00 WAS $6,197.30_ NOW.? ? ? ?et, ra" Di WAS $4,673.31 Ne ultis Dille, ken Aug. 29 - Farm sale east of hold sale in Manhattan,Ks Manhattan at St. George, Bill Earl T. Colbert.Welter and =-- McMaster. Auct. Lawrence Applegate, aucts. Welter. Sept. 11 - Real estate& house- _-=- G&GCalendar Aug. 30 - Surplus items in Clay hold goods in ClayCenter. Center, Rundle Monument Co., Vera James estate.Foster Auct. Foster Kretz. Kretz, auct. Evert Sept. 11 & Oct. 23 Aug. 24 - Third annual Sunflow- ford, Ks. Kiwanis Club. Aug. 31 - Equipment of grocery. - Fall Duroc Smith, auct. store in Abilene, Ks., and an- sales at Caney, Ks.,Messner er consignment sale ofregis-Aug. 28 - Household &antique tiques, Zey South Side Market,' Farms. tered Holsteins in Salina, Kans. sale in Minneapolis, Ks.,Zoe Mrs. Pearl Zey, owner. Auct. Sept. 15- Lost & found articles Sale mgrs. John Carlin and E. at police station, City OcSat.le30p Chapin, owner. Melvin Foster Kretz. of Man RS: Doug Fellers. Zuker, auct. Aug. 31 - Antique & old furni- hattan, Ks. Auct. Lawrence son, 0I Aug. 26 - Collection of antiquesAug. 28 - Trucks &tools in ture tin Sedgwick, Carol E. Welter. al & household goods in Sterl Carleton, Nebr., WatsonConst. Steinle, exec. of estate of L. Sept. 15 - Farm sale Hall, Abilene, Laura B. Hare. southeast Ear Aucts. Carl & Win. Schnell. Co., Auct. Don Dirks. Maye Hoover. Auct. Dick of Chapman, Ks., MoyerBros. August 26 - Farmsale and Aug. 28 - Shop andhousehold Brewer. Foster Kretz, aunt. Total sale in Manhattan, Ks.AndrewSept. 2 - Cattle & machinery Sept. 16 - Farmland &equip. e Unit' of Na- ONcoCCs°&Ccsftvoa.i0t.rlri,;3Se4,0'asl:105:.Fliala"olif--8:ti:tl 160A land southwest Law- ernr. varre, Ks., LeonardBlack. C. Fremont Willie Estate. northwest of Morrowville, Ks., ment northeast of Green,Ks., rence Welter, auct. Mr. & Mrs. Leslie R. Novak. John Brooks estate. Auct. rt W. Bill Crites,Auct. house- ter Kretz. Fos- sale in Emporia,Aug. 28 - Furniture & Auct. Harold R. Siegel. 'nga Aug. 26 - Joint hold goods in Madison, Ks., Sept. 4 - Antiques & household Sept. 18 - Machinery, household Sale in Fee Fowler. Evert etra Ks., Mrs. Carrie Pete Frankhouser. J. H.Hind, goods in Galva, Ks.,Mrs. Car- goods & some antiquessouth Smith, Auct. auct. rie Unruh. Auct. arvin D. of Industry, Mr .& Mrs. Elmer Aug. 27 - Shop Equipment SaleAug. 28 - Furniture, antiques& Krehbiel. Wingard. Aucts. Carl & Wm, Salina, in Sabetha, Ks.E. A. "Nabb" machinery sale east of Barnes,Sept. 4 - Kansas Classic 3 -breed Schnell. Nov. Roche, withes Myers. Joe Bauman and Way- Ks., Walter Strong. Don horse sale at Manhattan. Bob Sept. 18 -Sale for Hi -NoonKi- ne Aeschliman, aucts. auct. Wilson, St. George, sale mgr. wanis in Emporia, Ks.Evert or Aug. 27 - Household goods, Aug. 28 - Antiques & toolsaleSept. 4 - Household goods and Smith, auct. acI .Yk112sA:n1C1CgatLsf;:::' A sth tools & antiques in Clay Cen- in Herington, Ks., Col. H.M. misc. at NW 7th, Abilene, Har- Sept. 20 - Farm sale eastof ru ei ild Creek, Okla., ter, Mrs. Frank Stewart. Auct. Sharp, owner, Lee Remy and Clay Center, c, old C. Norton. Aucts. Carl and Charles Riech- : NoBev.th2a0nI Foster Kretz. Bill Crites, aucts. Wm. Schnell. ers.Auct. Foster Kretz. Ospec441,:k; Aug. 27 - Registered Holstein Sept. 22 - Real estate & house- Aug. 28 - Farm sale southwestSept. 4 - Farm sale south of and dispersal, Manhattan, Kans., of Lincoln, Ks., Mr. & Mrs. Tescott, Ks. John Kalb.Mel- hold goods at 1230 Colorado, hear( Wesley Nauerth. Auct. Donald Virgil Zier, owners. Ray Ger- vin Zuker, auct. Manhattan, Ks., Charley Lund- Bowman. bitz, auct. berg estate. Carlson Agency. Sept. 4 - Household sale in Nov.2O-CitYM''GttCo. Aug. 27 - Parts & shop equip-Aug. 28 - Farm sale at Linds. Junction City, Ks., Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Welter, auctioneer. be Prod.: ment sale in Sabetha, Ks., E. borg, Ks., Donald Esping. Auc- Ralph Coover. C. W. "Bill" Oct. 8 - North Central Kansas 0 V A. "Nabb" Meyer. Bauman and tioneers Roger A. Johnson and Crites, auct. annual feeder cattle sale at 20 Terra/ Aeschliman, Aucts. Son. Sept. 4 - Farm sale southeast of Clay Center Sales, Clay Center. - SUI Aug. 27 (evening) - HouseholdAug. 28 - Farm sale west of Tescott, Ks., Mr. & Mrs. John Sale managers Wade Bauer, goods in Council Grove, Ks., Daykin, Nebr., Paul Long. Kalb. Aucts. Melvin Zuker and Peoples National Bank, and Morris Dowell, Agent. Auct. ated Aucts. Schultis & Son & Wol- Willis Darg. Jay Gosch, Clay Center. 1-70 to Jim Kirkeminde. Nov.rusa'CsRsaleof:mtBruceErwiLNov.23-Ar ken. Sept. 4 - Special consiariment Oct. 9 - House and 80A farm, han) Aug. 28 - Furniture & some an- Idana, Kans., Lewis estate. ing of Aug. 28 - Obsolete & surplus sale of antiques in Munden, Bill Amstein, Ci, tiques in Abilene, Mrs. R. H. material in Hesston, Excel In- Auct. Foster Kretz. C Romberger. Aucts. Carl & Wm. Ks., Munden Auction House, dustries Inc. Aucts. Ted Kreh- Bob Dorlac, auct. Oct. 15- Reg. Hereford bull DALE Schnell. biel & Lee Boesker. sale in Foraker, Okla., Codding Kirk Aug. 28 - Salvage sale at 1200Aug. 29 (Sunday) - Sale of rab-Sept. 4 -- Real estate & house- Cattle Research. h, Tt Fremont, Manhattan, Yocker bits northeast of Topeka, Chas. hold goods in Junction City, Oct. 16-Registered Hereford Bldg. Co. Bob Wilson & Milton Thomas & Dale Snoddy. Auct. Ks., Charlie Karman. Auct. cow sale in Foraker, Okla., Anderson, aucts. Jim Kirkeminde. Foster Kretz. Codding Cattle Research. Aug. 28 - Evening sale for Hart- Sept. 6 (Labor Day) - Annual consignment sale of farm ma-Oct. 16 -- Farm salesoutheast chineryinChariton,Iowa, of Leonardville. Herman Rem- Chariton Farm Machinery Auc- mers, owner. Foster Kretz, tion. auctioneer. Saturday, k: - Consignment Sale ofOctober 19 - Northeast Kansas StartslVis Sept. 6 Commercial Sale ,Holton Sale farm equipment & tractors in As I Barn, Holton, Ks.. Milton Na- have sold re Chariton, Iowa, Chariton Farm sell the following gely, sec. Machinery, Inc. auctionat 30 Es 21) SalinaCommercial Sept. 6 -- Farm sale northwestOct. neapolis, Kansas of Linn, Delmar Kohlmeyer, Household 1( owner. Foster Kretz, auct. 111 Sept. 7-9 September feeder RCA Whirlpool vase pig sale in various locations Good Frigidaire r' HOLSTEIN STEERS in Missouri, Mo. Co-operative Tappan range A good run of livestock 1 hoist str 530 (ce:32.80 Feeder Livestock Assn., Chas. Kitchen table anc: made the market active. Burrs 7 blk strs 698 31.10 E. Ausfahl, exec. sec. JEEP Dining room furnith from Iowa, Nebraska, and our 10 hoist strs 499 (a)30.20 Sept. 7 Livestock and mach- Living room divan local farmers competed against 48 hoist strs 791 28.30 inery sale west of Chester, Ne- very nice chairs each other to make a competitive 5 hoist strs 740 (a'27.90 Walnut desk, sta.,: braska.Mr. & Mrs. Henry is: market. 2 hoist strs 640 6" 27.50 Bedroom sets, Following is a partial listing 2 hoist strs 995 (a)27.10 Kapperman.Eugene Waring, beds, dressers ';. Kans of our last sale: 2 hoist strs 840 6,1'27.10 auct. Also everythings and 2 hoist strs 785 (126.90 Sept. 8 - Farm sale east of Clay a home regu FEEDER STEERS& HEIFERS Center, Ks., Oliver Klein. Auct. Stars Foster Kretz. ANTIV; 2 red strs 617 @ 34.60 COWS Alms 1 bwf str 625 @ 34.25 1 char EOW 1330 6i! 21.90 Sept. 9 - Farm sale north of 2 nice wicker rcc,i'. 1 hoist cow 1390 (a)21.90 Clifton, Ks., Francis W. Gieb- Steamer trunks 89 ft 1 wf str 660 @ 33.90 Mink hand muff s - 2 wf strs 670 @ 33.80 1 hoist cow 1135 21.90 er. Auct. Foster Kretz. 90 ft 1 wf cow 1140 6,21.80 Sept. 11 - Obsolete & surplus Oak secretarial 40C 5 wf strs 734 @ 33.80 plates 1 spotted cow 1110 (a)21.80 steel & miscellaneous fabricat- Haviland 30 C 5 wf strs 687 @ 33.70 -S ice Meakin Royal Irr...F 2 bwf strs 770 @ 33.50 1 hoist cow 1340 21.70 ed parts in Hesston, Hesston Sates 35 µ lane Stock OfNew Vehicles RS Purssie - 2 bwf strs 640 @ 33.40 1 hoist cow 1410( 21.70 Corporation. Aucts. Ted Kreh- 52 C 2 blk strs 672 @ 33.30 1 wf cow 1145 61)21.30 biel & Leland Boesker. Parts For Old 8 New Gold watches, 1 wf cow 1010@ 21.10 others not mr:, 1 co 2 blk strs 675 @ 33.00 Sept. 11 - Real estate & house- This Is A Verr. 6 bwf strs 903 @ 32.30 3 wf cows 941 (a? 20.80 hold goods in Clay Center, Ks., Topeka Truck Terms- List( 1 bwf str 1010 @ 31.80 6 wf cows 1015 62?20.10 Vera James Estate.Auct. 1 wf str 910@ 3L80 Foster Kretz. Fri& 4 wf hfrs 652 @ 31.00 HOGS ZOE CH' Sept. 11. - Farm sale northwest STO 3 bwf hfrs 706 @ 30.50 50 mixed butch 207 (a)18.45 Equipment Inc. of Clay Center, Joe & Marjorie Auctioneer 7 bwf hfrs 752 @ 30.30 20 mixed butch 236 k 18.45 24 3 b11 Regnier. Aucts. Eldon Thor - 600West Hwy. Clerk -CitaP,-. 6 blk hfrs 735 @ 30.20 22 white butch 219 18.45 Topeka, Ks. 913234-4724 1 bll 23 white butch 235 (a)18.40 man & Gary Beck. 6 by, STEER CALVES 10 white butch 218 @) 18.40 Sept. 11 - Household goods west of Clay Center, Joe Regnier. 5 b11 2 wf bulls 235 @46.75 24 mixed butch 203 @ 18.35 11b lwfstr [email protected] 23 mixed butch 246(a' 18.30 Aucts. Eldon Thorman and 1 red str 350 @42.50 27 white butch 220@ 18.30 Gart Beck. b11 2 wf strs 310 @42.25 Sept. 11 - Didde-Glaser Office ICE VC1110(11µ ONALD L 2 wf bulls 480 @41.00 Equipment Sale in Emporia, R N tt K wf SOWS oLusrowia 8 wf strs 469 @40.50 326 (i?15.50 Ks., Evert Smith, auct. ( HE VROLE T by 1 red str 320 @40.00 6 red sows Sept. 11 - Antique sale in Wood- 5 mixed sows 580 @ 15.40 ABILL 10b 1 char str 480 @39.75 bine, Ks., Paul Jahnke Estate. N'TV St)ctind 2 char strs 545 @39.25 3 mixed sows 403 @ 15.35 C. W. "Bill" Crites, Auct. 14b 5 wf strs 399 @39.25 3 mixed sows 407 (a)15.15 Sept. 11 - Household goods in 2 by 11 wf strs 526 @38.75 2 red sows 452 @ 15.05 3 bll 4 blk sows 464 @ 14.95 Lindsborg, Ks., Elmer Ander- See: 2wfstrs [email protected] son Estate, Roger A. Johnson 9 by 1 bwf str 480 @38.75 1 white sow 510 @14.85 Orville Emig mobile & Son auctioneers. 69 0 I ds 7 wf 2 bwf strs 412 @38.60 green., 2wfstrs [email protected] Sept. 11 - Antiques and house- Max Chindamo Delta Custom,. 5 wf 44 mixed pigs @ 16.25 Radio,ic. 25 y 6 wf strs 559 @37.20 13 white pip @ 15.25 Winston Elliott For ,t1. 14 blk strs 483 @37.20 evrin,yaluttoomilat 501 1 blk str 35 mixed pigs @ 15.00 MOWER PARTS Bob Foltz sion, powersteerantligsniisol 380 @37.00 16 white pip @ 15.00 conditioning lip 4wfstrs [email protected] Mower guards $1.14 Quinton Kessler brakes, air 20 mixed pigs @ 14.75 and cruisecontrol. 19p 4wfstrs [email protected] 14 white pigs @ 14.25 Mower sections 19c & 20c each 1 wf str [email protected] Full length wear plate $2.99 or SalesManager 18F 26 mixed pigs @ 14.25 r lwfstr [email protected] 13 mixed pigs @ 13.75 Grass boards $6.45 Wayne Baler 7 blk yearling strs505 @35.00 12 mixed pigs @ 13.50 Mower knives as low as$11.75 29 mixed pigs @ 13.00 HEIFER CALVES 28mixedpigs @ 13.00 SPRAY PUMPS 1 wf hfr clf 250 @ 40.00 6 roller $22.29 68 2 wf hfrs 285 @ 37.50 Pigs weighing from 25 to 35 pounds 7 roller $40.95 68 Rambler 1 wf hfr GrE' 195@ 35.00 brought from $8.50 to $11.00. 8 roller $38.75 55 0, white. Radio 2 wf hfrs 400 @ 34.50 %" sprayer hose 25c ft. & heater,automatic 1 wf hfr 290 @ 34.25 ALREADY CONSIGNED: %" sprayer hose 31c ft. transmission, power 6 char hfrs 487 @ 33.80 40 wf str. & heifer clvs.475 to: sprayer hose 52cft. steering &brakes, air 4 wf hfrs 515 @ 33.50 500. 1,4" sprayer hose .... $1.12 ft. conditioning. 15 mixed hfrs 476 @ 33.50 35 wf str &hfr clvs, 500 to 550 Lots Of Sprayer Parts On Hand $1795 10 wf hfrs 487 @ 33.30 35 Angus str &hfr clvs, 500to 550. 5 bwf hfrs 548 @ 33.10 30 hoist strs 950 to 1000 6" cultivator sweep .... $L26 tic 12 wf yearling hfrs 496 @ 32.90 8" cultivator sweep .... $1.39 30 cows with 20 clvs. Clvs sold 10" cultivator sweep .... $1.59 68 P": 14 mixed hfrs 561 @ 32.80 seperately from cows. DL 12" cultivator sweep .... $2.03 Chevrolet GTO. VI' Ifyou havelivestock to appraise, call: 68 topao-rton1104.:? Green.Vinyl VERN LANGVARDT, Manager, 238-8211, Junction City Caprice. auto- en HOLT FARM top. Radio,heater, HOWARD LANGVARDT,Auctioneer, 238-8212, Junction City transmissin, brakeS, ..:t matic brakes ITCOSUPPLY powersteering & LICENSED AND BONDED and airconditioning. BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY 238-1471 Next To Sale Barn $2295, HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone349-2863 -MANHATTAN PR 6-7943 Sale, Sa ict_ ly, soe. use.°c,,,t°ber 21,W `'Llnirneroi Association. The sale will be held rSale Barn Saturday night, November 20, 1971, August 24, 1971

0:1 aGelyak, heatand Feed Crops May attheFarmersandRanchers iroe 30 Route 2, LaCygne, Kansas. ter and bred hey Commission Company in Salina in CitY,tar conjunction with the Second Annual The Kansas Simmental cies Cott Meeting of the State Association. Association Annual meeting will be O 30 in the morning and afternoon prior an- - ompeteFor Rail Cars Sale consignors will be limited to Son, Olson hg to the sale Saturday night. Morning sale at Roderick Turnbull anything that would seriously in-and in terminals.Infact,mostmembers of the Kansas Simmental Maauil Board of Trade Association. Membership is open toevents of the meeting will include sale bap,74 Kansas City terfere with either the harvestorterminalsintheareaare em- 1st Nov, 4 8,5a production this year in anyone interestedinSimmentalthe election of officers, committee Sos. Total grain movement could bring chaos. barrassingly empty, one result of meetings, and committee reports. & Sale,4°Ail States as indicated in the The national production last cattle. Sale consignments will in- e United yeardiminished government surpluses. Highlights of the afternoon session so Also ambr, recent cropwas 8.6 billion bushels; the increase clude half-blood or more Simmental ore government's most Problems may arisewhenthe willbeapresentationby Don Es sale ofik heifers, open or bred and half-blood report willreach a level that willestimated for this year isa whop-storage space is not exactly where it Fos. daY, , challenge to farmers, ormore SimmentalbullswithVaniman, Secretary of the Nov. 6Nov- bring a new ping 1.8 billion bushels. is needed at a given time. American Simmental Association. andtransportation Ofthisincrease, 791 yearling weights of 1,000 pounds or hold thetrade, million If the harvest and the movement NovSale6 in_ P more. The weaning and yearling uth facilities. bushels or about 44 per cent isof huge grain yields could be ac- ter liorse Assuming that the cropsyet to bedestined to come from Nebraska, indexes of bulls and heifers mustBELLEVILLEHOSPITAL DROPS lmer '"AR complished in an orderly process, Vm. Salina, Kansas k approximately inIowa, Kansas and Missouri. equal or exceed 100 percent on aEXTENDED CARE PROGRAM Nov. gathered will yield apparently a "roof" could be found Han Last year, because of cooperation within herd basis. BELLEVILLE-Add the Republic rock Angus line, with thegovernment estimates, for all the commodities. El. Marys, betweenthe"trade"andthe But if a box car shortage should A limited number of cows withCounty Hospital to the G&G area overt half-blood Simmental heifer calves Nov. 13- Noto railroads, and as a result of reduceddevelop, this could be an interesting hospitals that will no longer par- Shorthorn crop yields due to corn blight andfall for all concerned. at side and half-blood Simmentalticipate in the Health Insurance for tof Creek, Okay steers suitable for youth projects ech. drought, a severe boxcar shortage the Aged Program (Title xviii) of Bethany, Olie,:si; was avoided. This summer, because will be offered. For entry forms ortheSocialSecurityAct.That Nov. 20 ouse- - Speroii; of light crops in Oklahoma and additionalinformationpleasehospitalwillquitthemedicare and bred kakid. contacttheSaleCommittee 4°, City mo G Texas, and because farmers haveSimmental Assn. program for covered in -patient Lund. Co. ' nett marketed sparingly, the railroads Chairman, John Teagarden of Ruralextended care on September 30. KY. Nov. 20- Frod4 RABBITS and trucks were able to handle the leer. OVER 400 Sets November Johnson Hark, At Last Count wheat harvest. The heaviest of the nsas Ian, Ks. at wheat movement thus far has been It's Time To Go KEY 22% Nov. 20- TorrsoiA SUNDAY, AUGUST 29 enter, to the Gulf and the Western feedlots.Sale At Salina sale of Shorthil,. 1:00 p.m. ' ler, rusa, But most of this year's wheat is "Simmental Saturday Night Sale" Ks,,roars? 11 miles west of Topeka and Located Bruce Brooks,10 1.70 to Union Rd., then 1/2 mile still "in the country." If and when itplans are being finalized according Nov. 23 - north and 3/4 east. Alsocompletemoves this fall,it will meet com-to John Teagarden ofLaCygne, farm, sale of ArnstClisting of modern rabbitequipment Kansas,ChairmanoftheSale te. petition from the huge corn, grain Bill Anstein, CHAS.THOMAS & sorghums and soybean crops. AmpleCommittee. DALE SNODDY, OWNERS bull - storage space exists in the Middle This will be the first sale in Kansas Jim Kirkeminde, Auctioneer,214 sponsored by the Kansas Simmental )dding W.6th, Topeka, Ks. Phone 357-7161 West on farms, in country elevators, ford theast Rem. etz, Reynolds Saturday, k;.! KEY 22% Hi-Energy Cansas Starts11S::. Sale As I have solein! r in n Na- Range Cubes sell the following nr: atlei Ear Sale Barn auction cial neapolis, Karen The supplement to help your cattle maintain the weight gain they will lose from the protein depleted late summer grass. Household &k ABILENE, KS. RCA Whirlpool was, Good Frigidaire rtii? Selling Every Tappan range Kitchen tableanddi" FRIDAY KEY MILLING COMPANY Dining room 913 632-2141 CLAY CENTER, KS. Living roomdire very nice chairs Walnut desk,stand'? The Reynolds Sale Barn, Abilene, Bedroom sets, Kansas, will hold a Special Stocker STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS beds, dressers,ni1:.: and Feeder Sale along with the 6 blk hfrs 324 @ 36.40 Hogs 11:00 a.m., Also everythingeiseii, a home regular auction, Friday, August 27. 2 bwf hfrs 360 @ 35.75 Starting at 1:00 p.m. 1 wf hfr 340 @ 36.10 Sale efie,14 Cattle 1:00 p.m. Already Listed: 1 roan hfr 380 @ 33.10 We had a larger run of cattle at our sale this Thursday rocker 50d. 2 nice wicker 89 feeder strs 800 lbs. 6 blk hfrs 540 @ 32.10 than the week before. Calves were up from 25i to Stamer trunks Feeder and stocker cattle up about 50g. Bulls and Mink hand mull dart 90 feeder hfrs 650-700 lbs. 1 wf hfr 515 @ 32.10 dess 40 Choice Angus strs & hfrs 500-600 lbs. 13 wf med qual hfrs609 @ 31.40 cows were about steady with a week ago.Butcher Oak secretarial hogs were down from a week ago with a top of $18.65. Haviland Plates, 30 Choice Angus strs & hfrs 550 lbs. 5 wf hfrs 600 @ 31.20 ce Meakin Royal Weaning and feeder pigs were about steady. We expect Oor 354 & bibwf strs & hfrs 550-600 lbs. 38 blk hfrs hides RS Purssie 52 Choice wf & bwf strs 700-750 lbs. fed grain on grass733 @ 31.80 a much larger run of cattle nextweek unless we get Gold watches, IN mos rain very soon. others not 1consignment of str & hfr calves 350-450 lbs. 21 blk hfrs This Is A Vtqf fed grain on grass785 @ 31.40 The following is a samplingof our consignments: Terms -0 Listed below are part of the sale of 4 redneck hfrs 570 @ 31.70 FEEDER STEERS & BULLS BULLS Friday, August 20: 4 blk hfrs 587 @ 31.60 10 wf strs 518 @ 36.25 1 wf bull 1500 @ 28.10 ZOE CH° STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 5 bwf hfrs 543 @ 31.60 8 blk & bwf strs 555 @ 35.00 1 wf bull 1360 @ 27.40 Audioneer 3 blk strs [email protected] 5 bwf hfrs 523 @ 32.20 3 blk strs 577 @ 34.70 1 wf bull 1375 @ 26.60 Clerk 590 @ 34.10 1 blk str [email protected] 6 bwf hfrs 469 @ 33.00 4 wf strs 648 @ 33.40 6 bwf strs [email protected] 2 wf hfrs 742 @ 31.00 ,3 wf strs COWS 628 @ 31.90: 5 blk strs [email protected] 1 wf hfr 640 @ 31.70 10 mixed strs 14 wf cows 1071 @ 22.90 1180@ 29.30 11 b/bwf strs [email protected] 2 blk wf strs 1 hoist cow 1265 @ 22.50 COWS 975 @ 26.85 8 blk strs [email protected] 8 hoist strs 1 blk cow 995 @ 22.10 11 wf strs 1 holst cow 1550 @ 24.00 8 holst strs 750 @ 26.40 2 wf cows 1238 @ 21.00 ICE. [email protected] 1 holst cow 1415 @ 23.40 2 wf strs I-.1, [email protected] 6 blk cows & clvs @347.50 I t 2 bwf strs 1 holst cow 1475 @.23.10 FEEDER HEIFERS OLD() [email protected] ABILENP 10 bwf strs 1 hoist cow 1480 @ 23.10 526 @32.75 [email protected] 11 wf hfrs HOGS & PIGS 14 b/bwf 1 hoist cow 1315 @ 22.90 615 @32.50 strs [email protected] 1 hoist hfr 26 mixed fats 228 @ 18.65 1 hoist cow 1430 @ 22.60 616 @31.70 2 bwf strs 587 @35.50 5 char hfrs 10 mixed fats 222 @ 18.60 3 blk strs 1 hoist cow 1275 @ 22.70 555 @31.70 571 @35.00 2 blk wf hfrs 16 mixed fats 225 @ 18.45 9 bwf strs 1 holst cow 1475 @ 23.30 612 @31.50 649 @34.60 37 mixed hfrs 1 white fat 260 @ 18;00 7 wf strs 1 wf cow 1115 @ 21.80 34 mixed hfrs 685 @31.30 3 mixed sows 285 @ 16.05 69 ... std 639 @34.90 5 wf strs 1 wf cow 925 @ 21.90 3 wf hfrs [email protected] 1 hamp sow 420 @ 14.25 t 609 @34.40 )eIta Rdio,g hq 25 wf strs 1 wf cow 1025 @ 22.60 4 wf hfrs 582 @30.60 pcustom s: 686 @34.05 1 blk sow 505 @ 14.10 transm 50 blkstrs 2 blk cows 837 @ 21.10 11 char hfr 855 @30.20 arld 1 white boar 435 @ 10.10 itil,Yaluttoorn..aticr 709 @34.00 steering 11 plainwf strs 1 blk cow 1025 @ 21.00 1 hamp boar 540 @ 10.10 ion, power conditioning 741 @32.90 1010 @ 21.00 air 19 plain 1 wf cow ' BULL & STEER CALVES crakes, control. blk strs 746 @32.75 1 hamp boar 830 @ 10.10 id cruise 18 plain 358 @ 40.00 ii blk strs [email protected] .2 wf strs 2 white gilts 400 @ 14.90 $2195 14 BULLS 470 @ 35.30 plain mixedstrs765 @32.25 2 blk strs 2 hamp gilts @ 72.00 1 wf bill 1415 @ 27.10 1 blk wf be 500 @ 34.00 5 mixed fdrs 190 @ 17.10 [ 2 wf strs 470 @ 33.00 6 mixed fdrs 182 @ 17.00 360 @ 32.25 TUNE IN ABILENESTATION ICA13I 1560 ON YOUR DIAL 1 hoist str 50 mixed pigs @ 14.75 68V° 1 red bull clf 470 @ 32.25 12:20 NOONEACH THURSDAY AND 6:45 A.M. EACH 44 mixed pigs @ 14.25 Grp' 9 white pigs @ 13.25 SIl FRIDAY FOROUR MARKET BROADCASTS. HEIFER CALVES 6 mixed pigs @ 12.75 Yardmen Day 1 holst hfr 390 @ 44.00 4 white pigs @ 10.25 On Duty 24 Hours A 8 wf hfrs 442 @ 23.50 8 wf hfrs 490 @ 32.50 ,.vWe E ARE TIALEIGH BREEDING, Manager OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Bring your cattle 2 wf hfrs 478 @ 31.90 stock isour busmess our only business 'barn 562-3671; home 562-3547 sea, bonded in any time day or and operating under Gov't Supervision night; we'll handle Phone For Auctioneer; Larry Lagasse, Dude Ph. Concordia, Ks., CH 3-1714 or RandyReynolds them for you at More Information let CO3-3394 Dan Reynolds your request. CO3-4721 Vinyl LIVESTOCK & COMMISSIONCO. auto - DUDEREYNOLDS, M MARYSVILLE, KANSAS ion, Abilene, Ks. brakes ingt Sell41e51. A la/y, By Auction1-111C43ACIN OrSeilluy &AgUIC4 and 285 534 @ 37.10 2 wf hfrs 5 bwf hfrs We sold 1434 cattle 29 mixed strs 790 @ 33.50 15 wf & blk strs 507 @ 30.304 wf lifts stock pigs 535 @ 37.00 3 bik hfrs hogs this week. Our 47 mixed strs 816 @ 33.50 2 wf strs 791 @ 28.70 3 bwf hfrs head 509 @ 36.95 2 wf hfrs were selling $1.50 per 4 mixed strs 870 @ 32.70 8 bik strs 697 @ 28.605 wf hfrs 529 @ 36.90 2 bik hfrs higher. Our cattle market was 15 mixed strs 710 @ 32.50 9 blk & bwf strs 605 @ 28.50 6 bik hfrs all classes and 3 wf strs 520 @ 36.60 3 wf hfrs very strong on 5 blk & bwf strs 851 @ 32.00 773 @ 28.40 5blk hfrs 890 @ 32.00 4 wf strs 551 @ 36.40 6 wf & bwf hfrs sellingsteady. 8 mixed strs 752 @ 28.00 7 wf hfrs 906 @ 31.60 5 wfstrs 504 @ 36.30 1 hoist hfr Following is a partial listingof 15 mixed strs 670 @ 27.00 8 wf strs 662 @ 31.50 8 bwf strs 541 @ 36.15 week: COws our sale last 732 @ 31.20 5 blk strs 540 @ 36.00 HEIFER CALVES I wf STEERS 5 bik strs cow STOCKER & FEEDER 5 wf strs 1176 @ 31.00 3 wf strs 508 @ 35.80 1 wf hfr 250 @ 40.75 I hoist 530 @ 35.50 cow 7 wf strs 612 @ 37.50 3 bik & bwf strs 1003 @ 30.80 8 blkstrs 7 wf & bwf hfrs 423 @ 35.00 1 wf cow 534 @ 35.30 38 wf strs 572 @ 37.75 5 holst strs 695 @ 28.10 4 blk strs 20 wf & bik fifrs 446 @ 34.80 1 blkcow 564 @ 37.30 506 @ 34.00 15 blk & bwf strs 18 hoist strs 755 @ 27.10 6 blk & bwf strs 7 blk hfrs 466 @ 34.802 blkcows 483 @ 31.00 7 bik strs 568 @ 37.108 holst strs 1096 @ 27.00 3 hoist strs 2 wf hfrs 480 @ 34.75 5 wfcows 9 bik strs 564 @ 37.05 20 hoist strs 855 @ 26.85 4 holst strs 505 @ 30.60 4 blk hfrs 381 @ 34.60 2 wf cows 6 wf strs 586 @ 36.90 6 hoist strs 980 @ 26.80 4 wf hfrs 509 @ 34.50 1 blkcow 5 wf strs 616 @ 36.80 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 12 blk & bwf hfrs 533 @ 34.30 1 wf cow 9 blk & bwf strs 680 @ 36.90 STEER CALVES 4 wf hfrs 571 @ 34.25 2 bwf hfrs 500 @ 34.25 wf cow 7 bik & red strs 587 @ 36.80 1 wf str 150 @ 48.50 4 blk hfrs 552 (a) 32.90 7 blk hfrs 478 @ 34.10 1 red cow 19 wf strs 517 @ 36.65 1 bwf str 260 (a) 48.00 3 bwf hfrs 605 (a) 32.70 7 wf hfrs 507 @ 34.00 1 hoistcow 6 wf strs 577 @ 36.60 1 wf str 310(a) 43.00 4 blk hfrs 560 (a) 32.50 21 blk hfrs 460 @ 33.90 1 wf cow 16 blk sts 623 @ 36.302 wf strs 280 (a) 42.75 6 blk strs 577 @ 31.95 7 blk hfrs 467 @ 33.802 wf cows 3 blk & red strs 616 @ 35.70 2 wf bulls 277 (a) 41.25 6 blk hfrs 625 @ 31.80 4 wf hfrs 510 @ 33.40 2 spot cows 3 blk strs 590 @ 35.604 wf strs 465 39.50 30 mixed hfrs 602 (a) 31.70 18 bik hfrs 502 @ 33.00 I wf cow 13 bik strs 571 @ 35.60 13 wf & bwf strts 455 (a..)39.10 4 blk hfrs 570 (a' 31.50 8 blk & bwf hfrs 380 @ 32.90 1 wf cow

2 bwf strs 675 @ 35.4076 wf strs 526(a) 38.80 13 mixedhfrs 683 (a, 31.45 5 wf hfrs 478 @ 32.90 1 wf cow 4 wf strs 630 (a) 35.408 blk strs 507 (ca 38.50 18 wf & char hfrs 752 (a' 31.20 9 blk & bwf hfrs 515 @ 32.75 I blk cow 6 wf strs 636 @ 35.305 blk strs 475 (a' 37.80 2 blk hfrs 70'5 (0) 31.00 3 mixed hfrs 443 @ 32.70 1 bwf cow 7 mixed strs 598 @ 35.009 wf strs 504 (a) 37.40 2 wf hfrs 575(a' 31.00 3 blk hfrs 470 @ 32.60 1 wf cow 579 @ 34.80 7 bwf strs 7 blk strs 490 @ 37.35 2 bwf hfrs 680 @ 30.90 14 blk & bwf hfrs 507 @ 32.60 1 wf cow 3 bik strs 760 @ 34.80 520 @I 37.20 660 (a) 30.30 9 blk hfrs 501 @ 32.503 blk & red cns 687 @ 34.80 12 blk strs 4 mixed hfrs 5 wf strs 6 wf strs 510(a' 37.20 4 wf & blk strs 574 @_) 34.80 4 wf strs 606 (a) 34.70 ESTIMATES: 2 wf strs 755 @) 34.60 FOR INFORMATION OR LIVESTOCK COMMISS1' 629 @ 34.50 REZA(' BARN 38 bik strs St. Marys 437.2999 6 wf strs 585 @ 34.20 COMPANY DEL AINE REZA(' 4 wf strs 630 (a' 34.10 St. Marys 437-6266 22 wf & bik strs 635 @ 34.05 ELMER IMTIIURN 16 mixed strs 651 (a) 34.00 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 23 wf &bikstrs 694 (a? 33.95 PAUL KRAMER St. k St. Marys 437-2993 3 wf strs 723 @ 33.90 5 bik strs 668 (w 33.80 KENNETH REZAC CERTIFIED St Marys 437-2733 17 wf & bwf strs 740 (a) 33.60 Hai 7 wf & bik strs 625 @ 33.60 Lawrence Welter, GeneToby & Dennis Rezac 20 mixed strs 779 (a) 33.55 Auctioneers: Farmers & RanchersLivestock CommissionCo., r OLTHTWr.40SALINA,KANS, MONDAY Hogs & Cattle 1 holst cow, Saline Co. Ida 11! Hogs sell at 10:30 a.m.followed 1 wf cow, Saline Co. 16 wf cows, EllsworthCo. by our regular cattle sale asthey are 2 wf cows/clvs,Ellsworth Co. unloaded. 6 blk cows/clvs,Ellsworth Co. IIV 1 char bull, Clay Co. Ill THURSDAY 1 char bull, OttawaCo. IC Cattle Only 1 wf cow, Saline Co.

Sellingstarts at 11:00a.m. Cattle will sell inthe order they are consign - hogs, SalineCo.OGS Receipts for the week totaled 2120 cattle and ed on thebooks. 42 whitehogs,Ellsworth Co. Dickinson Co. 1640 hogs, including 782 feeder pigs. Fat hog top 26 wf strs, McPherson Co. 856 @ 32.90 iixed hogs, hogs, LincolnCo. Monday was $19.25. STocker and Feeder cattle 863 @ 32.90 111130 22 mixed strs, Marion Co. Co. finding a good outlet at steady prices, with 806 @ 32.35 hogs, Ellsworth 123 mixed strs, Dickinson Co. Co. feeder heifers 25i1 higher. 27 char strs, McPherson Co. 914 @ 32.00 hogs, Lincoln hogs, OttawaCo. 44 mixed strs, Saline Co. 1039 @ 31.50 Co, Following is a partial listing of our sale last week: 12 hoist strs, Ellsworth Co 772 @ 27.60 hogs,McPherson hogs, LincolnCo. CATTLE 19 holst strs, Ellsworth Co. 763 @ 27.40 hogs,Ellsworth Co, 1 blk str, Cloud Co. [email protected] 891 @ 27.10 mixediixed 11 holst strs, Ellsworth Co. Lincoln Co. 2 wf strs, Lincoln Co. [email protected] sows, 1 wf hfr, Clay Co. 255 @ 40.00 Dickinson Co. 6 blk strs, Saline Co. [email protected] 291 @ 37.25 4 blk hfrs, McPherson Co. Lincoln CO. 7 blk strs, Ellsworth Co. [email protected] whiteixedsows, 3 wf hfrs, Ellsworth Co. 486 @ 33.20 Lincoln CO. 4 wf strs, Ellsworth Co. [email protected] 7 blk hfrs, Ottawa Co. 475 @ 33.10 Co. 4 blk strs, McPherson Co. [email protected] hampboar, Saline 51 mixed hfrs, Dickinson Co. 630 @ 32.60 Co. 2 wf strs, Lincoln Co. [email protected] 603 @ 32.55 1 redboar,sOWS,Dickinson 49 wf hfrs, Saline Co. Saline Co. 15 wf strs, Reno Co. [email protected] white boar, 11 wf hfrs, Saline Co. 622 @ 32.00 Ellsworth Co. 10 wf strs, Saline Co. [email protected] 706 @ 32.00 2whiteboars, 15 char hfrs, Marion Co. Ellsworth 19 wf strs, Reno Co. [email protected] white 43 mixed hfrs, Dickinson Co. 674 @ 31.90 Co. 4 wf strs, Ellsworth Co. [email protected] 726 @ 31.80 pigs, Ottawa 6 wf hfrs, Clay Co. ELiiinscwoolnrthCo6o, 4 wf strs, Saline Co. [email protected] 36 mixed hfrs, Marion Co. 641 @ 31.10 64 h 5wf strs,Ellsworth Co. 609@ white pigs, 35.80 1 hoist cow, Dickinson Co. 1125 @ 23.00 17 Co. 107 wfstrs, SalineCo. pigs, [email protected] 1 holst cow, Saline Co. 1445 @ 22.70 mixed pigs. 44 wf strs, Ottawa Co. [email protected] 17 blk cows, Ellsworth Co. 981 @ 22.50 mixed Pi El sw rtch 29 blk strs, Ottawa Co. [email protected] 1 blk cow, Ottawa Co. 1215 @ 22.50 60white 42 wf strs, Dickinson Co. mixed I) Mc s° [email protected] 1 char cow, Dickinson Co. 1315 @ 21.80 40amPpigs, 34 wf strs, Saline Co. [email protected] 63 mixed strs, Saline Co. [email protected] 29 mixed strs,Saline Co. [email protected] FSVC/CAVII: FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES MARKET REPORTS THEL1V Ac 16mixed strs, Saline Co. [email protected] Radio Station KSAL,Salina LAURENCE CLEMENCE 6:45 a.m., Every Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 Monday, Wednesday& Friday KFRM MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN 6:55 a.m. Mon.through Fri. 913TA5411 CERTIFIED Durham Phone 732-3371 BOB MUIR Salina Phone TA 3-2963