Alifornia Dominates Major Late April Tour with 10 Other Ex- Els." 1295@ 17 Perts Who Covered Some 4500 1270(5)11 a Discouraging Report of 925 O Miles in Three Cars

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.----- 1230@19 ----- 1070 0 Freezes Sure 18 To Take ------11500 1 ------910 w-----1210@Ig ------1050 0 18 Another Wheat ------1205 0 Bite is The Sale How much have late freezesdamage has occurred since. 1350 0 18, hurt the Kansas wheat crop? "We started with an estimate 1200g 18, Wayne Whiteof Mankato and Tom Baldwin of Beloit confer on Guess 20 million bushels have 10100 of 250 million bushels," said Ro- day at Beloit. been cut from the April 1 crop berts, "and we've been subtract- estimate, says Tom Roberts, 1110© ing ever since. Between Decem- 18. head of the Kansas Wheat Im- ber and April the reporting ser- 9300 Ia. _12300 is, provement Association, after a vice subtracted 57 million bush- alifornia Dominates Major late April tour with 10 other ex- els." 1295@ 17 perts who covered some 4500 1270(5)11 A discouraging report of 925 o miles in three cars. wheat prospects has also been 772 0 17 There have been some freezes made by the Santa Fe Railway rmProducer. List since the statewide inspection, 10550 17 major apple producer. The only agricultural department. didn't come up with and livestock. soit'spossible the crop has "Assuming normal production MISSIO but Nebraska marked county on the top 20 list which By way of comparison to thebeen reduced even more. on the irrigated acreage and counties among the top has Kansas -size acreage and hastop farm sellers in the U.S. in "But, of course, we always some recovery of the non -irri- .5 counties in farm pro - a limited growing season, is 1964, here are the top Kansas killthis wheat cropatleast gated acreage from moisture al- Y sold in 1964, the last year Lancaster County,Pennsyl- pfoducers in 1965 (in millions: three times before we get it in ready received,"the report ich the Bureau of Census vania, which ranked 18th on I. Reno $29.625the bin," says Roberts. read, "it will require very favor- mplete records. $109 million in sales. 2. Sumner $25.746 If the 20 -million bushel decline able conditions during the re- took over $35 million in On the top 100 list, which re- 3. Sede-wick 23.751is accurate, that would predict mainder of the growing season product sales to make the quired $37 million to make, Cal- 4. McPherson 23.637 5. Marion a 168 -million bushel crop. for the five states of Kansas, list, and the chart is iforniawasrepresented 26 22.994 .Mary 6. Washington 22.285 . The 168 million bushel antici- Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, and ted by California coun- times: Illinois 13; Iowa 12; Flo- 7. Nemaha 22.188pated production would be far New Mexico to produce much which are several times rida 6: Texas 5; Arizona, Colo- 8. Marshall 22 016 below the 300 million bushels more than three -fourths of the 9. Roller of Kansas counties. rado, Washington, Hawaii, Ne- 21.986 hoped for by the Department of 418.5 million bushels produced big truck -gardening areas braska, Wisconsin and North 10. Dickinson 21 841 Kan 11. Rrown 20.515Agriculture on expanded acre- in 1966. , Kern, and Tulare Carolina, 3 each; Pennsylvania, 12. Finney 2a "03age and well below the 10 -year "A crop this size would be led the country. Fres-Arkansas, Mississippi, Oregon, 13. Republic 18.720 average of around 225 million the poorest produced in these ty, California, had 1964and Minnesota, 2 each;and 14. Ford 18.516bushels. states since 1957." f $349 million. Kern Maine, Delaware, Idaho, New 15. Cowley 18.393 18. Rarrey 17-271 "We have raised as much as s total was $286 million York, Connecticut, Virginia and 300 million bushels," Roberts Sabin tare's $244 million. 17. Ivan 17."32 Alabama, one apiece. 18Jelv.11 17.080 said, "hut the recent average t, eight of the top 10 to wino -man The three Nebraska counties Untilunder production controls hasWABAUNSEE DHIA were from California. 20. Harper 15.869 to make the list were Scotts- been around 220 to 225 million IS ORGANIZED r two on the list were bluff (potatoes and truck gar- bushels. pa County, Arizona, sim- ALMA - A Wabaunsee dening in western Nebraska); "Many farmers, particularlyCounty Dairy Herd Improve- size, crops and growing Cuming (heavy irrigation ar- south and west of Great Bend, to the California AUCTIONEERS CONVENTION ment Association has been or- eOnly leaders; ound West Point in northeast have surrendered the crop andganized. Art Gehrt, Paxico, is Id County, Colorado,theNebraska): and Dawson (Lex- MAY 27.28 AT RAYS are pasturing cattle on the r 11:00 a.m. county around Greeley. The annual convention of The president; Stanley Steere, Alta ler they are eons ington and Cozad in the central wheat. In fact, we saw more ofVista, vice president; Walter more California counties region). Kansas Auctioneers Assn. will in the second be held in Hays May 27 and this than any of us could re-LietzJr.,Paxico, secretary - top 10, with No Kansas county made the member seeing before." rs 833 @ 22 nal entries fromFlorida, May 28. Headquarters will be treasurer. Other directors are 916 @ 23 list of 100, and from state sta- The estimate from the KansasHeft Rogers, Alma, and Harold ;trs Washingtonand Penn- tisties on production by countiesthe Ramada Inn. A "fun auc- hfrs 913@ 22 i& The Florida tion" of articles contributed byCrop Reporting Service as of Soelter, Wamego. John Weiss- 9240 22 countiesit appeared that the state's ma- April 1 was 197 million bushels. ifrs 1k and Orange- are, of Hays residents will be held at er, Paxico, will be trained as strs 1072 @ 23 jor farm producers missed the But drouth, freeze and insecttester.. major citrusproducers.list by about $5 million. night May 27. Mainecounty was the big The last year which the State J 16, ogs 225 @ Department of Agriculture has 110P0700t.liressqrtuh, aeArserimiles ogs 238 @ figures is 1965, and the top pro- 16, size of ) hogs 227 @ ducer in the state that year was 237 @ 18' as county. TheWash - logs County, Reno County which produced 491 @16. Yakima,is tows a some $29.625 million from crops ogs 218 @ 251 @ 11 logs 224@ 1 down hogs To Land hogs 215 @ !8; Value Trend 18 upward trend logs 235@ in land 220 @ 18 Seventh hogs Federal last year. In comparison, in- hogs 195@ 18' e DstriFt creases of 4 and 10 per cent, re- 18. thehas continued hogs 211 @ firstquarter of spectively, were reported for 310 @ 16 cordingabout ) sows to a recentsur-the similar periods lastyear. hogs 239@ Further evidence ofa slowing 225 @ therate b ahnaks- ho g 220p 18. advancecountry in the upward advance ty slowed, of land hogs 1f1' values was indicated by 230 @ Seventh bank- hogs District 237 ofl?wa. is corn- ers' expectations of the future hogs and parts @ 13' uunois, of Wis-trend in land prices. While the pigs IS. Indiana 0., and Mi-majority of the bankersre- Pigs @ .Chicago sponding to the Aprilsurvey pigs Federal still view the P13' Systhat44althoughReserve current trend in P Pigs land values agues gains as an upward one, continueto be an increasing proportion of of in12 ofthe 17ar-them expect landvalues to sta- IOC bilize in the g thases since the months ahead. According to thesurvey, far- Ynee arr 1 -Y eofmers continued to be the largest SION Ca' smaller ''onedth thanatllh buyers of farmland. a year About 5 40 earlier. four -fifths of thefarms sold in 4:veragevalue the five statesduring the past 12 months Neighbors at Sale pereewtastrinlngeretha:efdirst were purchased by either owneroperators adding Bill Schrandt and ElmerProhaska, who both farmsouthwest of .0211 thanabut to their presentholdings or by conditions on sale day. Glasco, talk over livestock sensed ttZPLetenant operatorsdesiring to become owners. Deadline To May 9, 1967 and objectional Certify Seed weeds, not be mixed withother ies or othercrops. Is May 15 Certified seed May 15 is the deadline to ap-sures high germinationproductiot seed, and purity d,,s ply for certification of barley, of the oats, rye, wheat, sweet clover,Wilkinsstresses. eye, need for more ThereT. hogs put on and smooth bromegrass with certified the Kansas Crop Improvementmeet the demand riol Association. Applications are surrounding states,in Earisa3 extra pounds of due in Manhattan on that date.the Corn Belt especia Inspection of fields will start Last year nearlyarea, he say: profitable pork in late -May or early -June, How-acres were inspected27 thou ard Wilkins, Extension crops farmers, the largest for with' nature's richest and soilsspecialist and secre-spected since 1958. acre tary of KCIA reports. source of protein Applicationmaterials are availableat county Extension START SURFACING offices or from KCIA, Kansas Kansas Soya's 40% Hog Supplement contains SEGMENT OF US77 State University, Manhattan . highly digestible and palatable Sunflowey Surfacing of thenew n 66502. The tag and seal from from the Riley-Geary Brand Soybean Meal.This assures you of the seed planted or a bulk sale calm line north to Balahas s extra pourids of profitable pork on every card must accompany the ap- The 6.3 mile segment of hog you raise. plication as proof of the seed along with 11.5miles source. Those who use their from the county lineso For maximum gains ask for it by name: Kansas ands own seed should indicate it oneast from Bala tojunction Soya's Sunflower Brand 40% Hog Supple, the form, Wilkins explains. If US24 near Riley, total 23 Sale D ment.It's yours medicated with Auero-SP seed from other states is used of the highwaycurrently 250, or unmedicated. it must be eligible for certifica- construction on anew Gerald Kz tion in that state. Relocation of the Kansas Soya also offers Grain Bank facilities, road in ock mar' Crops that qualify for certi- and Riley countiesare automated' custom -mixing and fast, in -and - fication must be isolated from sary due to construction out loading with automated equipment. Call other crops to insure purity of of ford Reservoir andan Great or write for additional information, today. seed, must be free of noxious sion of Ft. Riley. Prairie Construction of Wichita h Is No GRASS & GRAIN surfacing job on a bidof 632. The Mid -Kansas news weekly. I Published each Tuesday at 1207 Grain Moro, (Box 1009) Manhattan, Baby Chicks Royal Co Kansas, 66502 by spector sine INC. AG PRESS Order Yours Now KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS CO., Dean Coughenour resigned to PHONE DICKENS 2-7270 EMPORIA, KANSAS E. R. Woodward sultant for Secondclasspostage paidat and compan Manhattan, Kansas William J Subscription: $3 year Bend, forms CIRCULATION 11,108 inspector ur

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Loans and Discounts Morrison Grain Elevator S $5,030,326.13 I: S Junction 1:1"0

The p 6 Overdrafts 4. 1,937.99 Grange Produce Kane er der TEMPERATiliPE Bank Building $ 75,000.00 Flint Hills Produce meetir Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment 50,641.80 125,641.80 Osage age fa 4,004BANK Marion Elevator people TO GROW WITH Federal Reserve Bank Stock 24,000.00 Farmers Union Feed Ston proud U. S. Government Securities 1,828,468.71 St. cultur State and Municipal Securities 1,363,324.08 Hines Farm Center fume DOUBLE "T" C. C. C. Certificates of Interest White 'City Grain Co. 306,827.59 White Cash and Sight Exchange 1,007,081.984,505,702.36 Wilsey Feed & Grain . .Il Anr TOTAL $9,687,608.28 OFFICERS Jefferson County Coop FRANK 0. OBERG Valley Honorary chairman ot Board Young Produce ....R CHESTER W. OBERG LIABILITIES For President Capital Stock $ 200,000.00 Goff Grain Co. KENNETH G. STROM SEE Vice President & Cashier Surplus 600,000.00 Haag's Mobil FeedSer* R. D. HINKLE Ass't. Vice President Undivided Profits 318,463.61 1,118;463.61 MeridenCo-o;Elevlati: CLARA ROSE Assistant Cashier Reserves 158,362.46 Jefferson County CoP MRS. IRENE MARSHALL Deposits .. Os Assistant Cashier 8,410,782.21 Allen Elevator Co. LARRY DAVIDSON TOTAL ... Assistant Cashier $9,687,608.28 Farmers Co-op GARY W. BECK ..... Assistant Cashier & Sturdy Grain Co. Farm Service Director ...... Overbrook Farmers081.4 Office DIRECTORS .Overbr DR. LLOYD E. ALQUIST Serving Moore Feed &Produce Chairman The above Statement is .....SO° and wi WM. G. AMSTEIN, JR. correct GLENN V. DITT1VLAR Johnson Feeds WOO CHESTER W. OBERG Off io KENNETH G. STROM,Vice President & Cashier or O. E. r FRANK D. OBERG Serving FOSTER R. SMITH Hatche and! KENNETH G. STROM Carey Member Federal Deposit InsuranceCorporation US Appr. PullorumTYPh Clean Ylorto Ph. 765-SAOALMA, ILAN There has been speculation i Ft. Riley Hears Y 9, 1967 since January that elementsof May 9, 1967 the 24th Infantry Division in tionai Soldiers Coming West Germany wouldcome to fixed Ft. Riley. Army authorities Grass & Grain with oth' An Army town without had 3 thercrops, sol- denied the report. d seed er diers, Junction City hashopes that it will soon fillup again Eerininati;ticia with soldiers from Fort Purity ofthe Riley. - FIELD SPRAYERS stresses. s Talk around town lastweek There AT DISTRIBUTORS PRICES more certified appeared to have some basis demand that the transfer of 35,000mili- 12 in Ra tary men from Germanywill ing states,es Belt area, find many of them makingtheir heay' ear nearly way to Fort Riley. 27 the - ereinspected Army officials wouldnot say in direct words that the largestacrez, some of the ince 1958, troops were headedfor Fort Riley but Brig. Gen.John A. Seitz, commandinggeneral at SURFACING Fort Riley, has reportedlytold NT OF Chamber of Commerceofficials 17S 77 that Junction City will :ing ofthe new be called e Riley -Geary upon to help find housing for re military personnel. School th to Balahas s of- mile segment ficials have also been toldto CHECK THESE FEATURES: of ith 11.5 miles expect full enrollment next fall. ADJUSTABLE FRAME son e county line .41111116 8 -ROW WITH RUBBER HOSE BOOMS and 5 The schools, under local juris- TO ADJUST ROW SPACING m Bala to junction diction, which includes those at ar Riley, tota123 230 GAL. EPDXY LINED TANK le Day the military post, reachedrec- 8 ROLLER NI -RESIST PUMP iighway currently Cawker City farmer, keeps up with live - ord enrollment of 7174 last fall NOW CHECK THE PRICE - tion on anew I raid Koops, just before the 9th Infantry Di- of the road attending auctions in his area. in k markets by vision was shipped to Vietnam. ey counties Our Price $335 are After the 9th cleared Fort Ri- (List $525) e to construction° Docking, would be named to ley, school enrollment dropped Why do we have such a low price on these sprayers? servoir and eatBend Man succeed Cox. Cox formerly op- In the first place we are distributors of these sprayers, an e to 5500. and we sell direct to farmers. This is our way of doing Ft. Riley. Prairie erated a grain company at Iola. business - to save you money. ction of Wichita New State Welsh had been assistant grain Without official confirmation, ig job on a bid of inspector from 1958 to 1960 one report said17,000 men Buy At Distributor's 'Prices From when Art Creten of Kansas Ci-would he assigned to Fort Riley BRUNA IMPL. CO. MARYSVILLE canInspector ty, Ks., was grain inspector un-by July 1. by Chic al Cox, Kansas grain in - der George Docking. Welsh had HANOVER IMPL. CO. HANOVER or since January 1965, has been boomed by Henry Lueck .er Yours N ed to become a grain con- of Netawaka, second district tant for B. C. Christopher Democratic chairman and op- company in Hutchinson. erator of a grain elevator in II William J. Welsh of Great his home town, as the succes- former assistant grain sor to Cox. pgmai was pector under the late George MINERALS Ott, TICKS THAT MA "The Choice of LivestockMen" S THEIR BUSIN :he following de Who Know and Demand Quality he following deale rs Produce ... to introduce you to our NEW, IMPROVED mineral feeds that Industry. S -T -R -E -T -C -H -E -S feed dollars for higher profits, we offer... rs Union Coop ...... Es Grain & Lumber .... D There'sa "Space Race" AN ALL WEATHER MINERAL FEEDER :r -Stockman CHI) ...... Council for $27.50 son GrainElevator on Earth, Too ...... Junction The population e Produce explosion creates a greater and greater demand for food ...... Han" .. . and the American farmer is Hills Produce meeting the challengeof food production. The aver- ...... Osage age farmer today Front view of feeder, show- produces enough to feed thirty-seven and ob- n Elevator People-does ing mechanism itefficiently and economically. We're struction -freemineralfub...... 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May BiggestAuction 9,1967 FotoVariet are f°111 There es MarketAt Grass oll & Grain f Norfolk,Nebraska Open House WEST' Nor- cattle, foi a total A livestock auction at j. folk, Nebr., continues to bethe million, J The WEST -KANSAS FARMERS U.S.' largest livestock auction Livestock INTRODUCING TO MID market. of Mexico, Its tart the largest rate hat The Norfolk Livestock Sales of increase, for the Co. had sales of $68 million ingrossing $30million in 1986 NTS 1966, selling 246,000 head of cat- Square rc i tle; 350,000 hogs; 14,000 sheep; hicahtar Yn 100% VisualStorage ci 24000 gOPE, KAN' and 2300 horses. hog OF IH PARTS ANDACCESSORIES The McKinley -Winter Live- Certifiedd stock Commission Co., of Dodge on reported that City, Ks., had the largest cattle there were 10 otherassociati volume, selling $57.7 million firms which grossed YOU Are Invited... $20 rnilliD; AdVariC worth on 351,000 cattle auction-Or more. ed. The Amarillo, Texas, Live- COLD Paper Back 2$e . THURSDAY, MAY 11 stock Auction Co. sold slightly 50c more cattle - some 371,000 Books 75 head - but grossed less money ADVANCE at $50 million. Largest Stock 8 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. In Town inhybrid The largest seller of sheep F and goats was the Producers 31% over Livestock Auction at San An- University Advance 14 and Wives. hi Come as you are-Farmers gelo, Texas, which sold 672,000 Book Store eistently head, besides marketing 136,000 pushed it t 623 N. Manhattan Manhaffa, REFRESHMENTS SERVED ALLDAY LONG experience. whererainf excel REGISTER FOR DOOR PRIZES duces

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New in Kansas, this100'.;Visual Storage. Makes iteasier for you, saves you time. We have remodeled our store completely to offer Mid -Kansas this advanced method of parts and accessories shopping.Willard Johnson, parts manager, is here to see you get what you need and want. To SEE THE NEW LINE OF INTERNATIONAL Two Good HAYING MACHINERY loans and Di IH REPRESENTATIVES WILL BE HERE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS. Reasons for U. S. Govern] Municipal, Cc IHC TRACTOR RADIOS ONLY 53.95 Feeding Creep Chow Federal Resei Bank Premise Furniture anc The calf, of course, gets the benefit of the extra energ, ALL USED MACHINERY DISCOUNTED protein and other nutrients in Purina Creep Chow. HeOther Real E needs them if he is going to reach market weight quick; Other Assets On Open House Day only, prices on all used machinerywill be discounted.If you have been here and didn't buy Nvhat you needed come back Thursday and and bring top price. Purina research shows that creep.fEdCash and Du try again. calves average 40 to 60 pounds heavier at weaning. Total Re: TRACTORS But mother cow also benefits from creep feeding. Shit Farmall 460 G, fully equip- FIELD CUTTERS SPRINGTOOTH isn't "suckled down" as heavily by a creep -fed calf, there ped IHC No. 50 dbl. rows 16' John Deere on carrier w/ 1960 530 John Deere w/ P.S.IHC 20C smoothing bars fore, she is in better condition during the breeding sea, & 3 -point hitch clif, IHC Pickup attch. for No. 16 son. Creep feeding can make a dollars and cents 1954 Farmall SMTA-D, recent- GRAIN DRILLS Capital ... ly overhauled w: P.S., 350 BLOWERS IHC 163(8 w/ feet. on steel ference in the conception rate of your brood cows. utility,fast hitch JD 16x8 low rubber, power Surplus IHC No. 40 Blower P.T.O. driv- help 1956 lift, Ottawa fert. To learn more about how Purina Creep Chow can Farmall 200 wide front en w/ Pipe Papec Blower & Undivided axle. fast hitch at the Pr pipe belt driven GRINDERS you increase your herd production, drop in. We're Farmall SC, wide front axle Reservefor c Farmall M; Ford PLOWS 225x Burr mill, like new store with the Checkerboard sign. Deposits 1947 John Deere B IHC 411, 4-14' LOADERS IHC 34F.V., 3-14 COMBINES IHC 33A; Jayhawk fits Ford Clay Center IHC 540 steerable 4-14 Gorden Mark Elevator ME 2-3381 Total 1963 IHC20314' JD 3 -pt. 3-16; AC 2-14; JD MOWERS Lia 1959 MM 570, 14' No. CouncilGrove 66 4-14; IHC No. 8 slat,3- JD No. 5; Ford side mount Western Grain Mill 767-5933 BA LERS 14; IHC 2-14 fast hitch DISKS Bartlett Grain Co. CE8-5134 Junction 1961 IHC 56' wire CULTIVATORS No. 37 12'; No. 35 9'7" 1961 IHC 46T 157 HoPe IHC 468 4 -row fast hitch,rear Farmers Co-op Elev. & Supply Case wire tie seat MANURE SPREADER 66 New Holland twine John Deere Model L WhiteCity IHC 455 4 -row; 2 IHC261 Mor-Kan Elevator 349-2214 66 New Holland wi engine IHC. fast hitch, rear mount CORN HEAD Beading RAKES IHC 250: IHC 2:1RJD 200 IHC 21-101 2 -row head Reading Grain & Lumber AN 9-3842 IHC No. 5; IHC No. 10;IHC Quick-tach with 3 -pt.rear New Idea single row picker A seat; JD 200 Flint Hills Feed aft Grain PR 8-5322 Ma.nliattall No. 15 40' John Deere elevator 414 Hu Palmer Grain Co. Phone 3 Palmer Farmers Union Feed 'Mill 437-2434 St. Man's KENDALLGARAGE& IMPL. Americus Grain Co. 884-3465 Americus Leonardville, Kansas Phone 122 May 9, 1967 3Y 9, 1967 Varieties Loose Bathroom tile, press it in place and let it varieties United States - Ascolano, Man- Tile Should cure. Curing is usually com- ge fourmain produced inthe zanillo, Mission and Sevillano. plete within 24 hours. dives p Be ReplacedImmediately The caulk adheres readily to WESTERN SADDLE SUPPLY ceramic, plastic or even metal Replacing a loosewall tile is tile. It gives an extremely de- a total a common repair job in now be done quickly, cleanly pendable bond and one which volume RITTEL &SONS many and with the assurance r. of awill not dry out, crack or crum- J. WEAR older homes. It is alsoan urgentlong lasting seal, sl,s°111i WESTERN one if the tile is in a tub even by the ble with age. In addition, the Livestock In Mid-Kansas enclo- most inexperienced do-it-your- Selection sure, shower stall or other product now contains a new in- Largest Saddle- areaselfer. t°fMexie%rate of tto Entire Family where water can easilyseep gredient to prevent mildew no inere for the The reason lies simply inthe IO million in 1967, RORSE TRAILERS down behind theremaining matter how damp the atmos- Bois sealant used. An ideal choice Dclay.a.week SuppliesONE tiles, forphere. square Dancers PR 43 this purpose is siliconerubber .turned 211,0008 KANSAS Reinstalling loose tilescan Bathtub caulk may also be us- SO, bathtub caulk.This sparklinged to seal cracks or joints ar- rtified white sealant comes ina handyound plumbing fixtures, water Livestock elation squeeze tube with its own appli-faucets, tub and shower enclo- cator nozzle whichcan be snip-sures, metal windows and the e 10 other -Tonnage Champion , ped off easily to give whatever ch!-- grossed $2 High like. This product is available Advance's size bead is desired. Thenall through hardware, buildingsup- that is needed is tosqueeze theply and paint stores. material onto the back ofthe lack GOLD TAG RDVARCE 14

(S ADVANCE 14 is oneof the most important developments Stock in recent years. Yieldsof from 15 to hybrid sorghum wn -608 and RS -610 arenot uncommon. Although 31% over RS only three years ago, con- Advance 14 wasfirst introduced Jniversity yields in all sorghum-producing areas have sistently high 4Dok Store sorghum in our pushed it to theforefront faster than any nhattan Man yields will be obtained on good soil experience. Highest is ample, or underirrigation,- but it also pro- where rainfall under dry -land farming. ucesexcellent yields

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CONDENSED STATEMENT OF BANK GEHL "HI -THROW" At close of business April 25, 1967 DIRECTORS NEW! Glenn H. Beck, Chairman 55" BIG -CAPACITY BLOWER Our80thYear of Service Ralph G. Ball Daniel D. Beatty The all new, 55 -in.,six -blade Gehl FB88 Hi -Throw To The Community Frank Eaton blasts silage or haylage to any silo height, at unlimited Jack Goldstein capacity. Low 20 -in. hopper and recessed wheel virtually eliminate Mont J. Green, Jr. RESOURCES spillage regardless of the unloading box you use. Stanley Hayes and Discounts $10,403,046.05 S. Government Securities Alvin A. Hostetler CHECK THESE: Direct PTO drive Triple #67 chain for 3,509,748.22 conveyor for positive feeding to 10 -in. diameter auger Eugene R. Nedwed cipal, County andState Bonds 3,350,319.55 Hopper 20 -in. high, 30 -in. width (extends beyond fan housing) Six -blade fan delivers full load to 9 -in. blower pipe Throw - nil Reserve Bank Richard D. Rogers Stock 30,000.00 out safety clutch Adjustable fan housing Rugged 10 -gauge )Cho B. S. Ruddick Premises Owned 273,461.86 steel sides Water intake opening. A. E. von Trebra 'lure and Fixtures 13,000.00 of the extraene r Real Estate Owned Sam C. Charlson* )a CreepChow, 86,000.00 r Assets B. L. Ulrich* arketweight qu .. 1,109.51 h and Due hows thatcreeO from Banks 1,984,739.40 *Advisory Directors vier atweaning. Total Resources $19,651,424.59 creepfeeding. OFFICERS and TELLERS calf, the reep-fed Alvin A. Hostetler, Pres. s gthe breeding d LIABILITIES Larry G. Dufva, Sr. V. P. Ilars and cents ftal ... Richard D. Powers, V. P. r broodcos. 500,000.00 Victor K. Roper. V.P. & Cash 500,000.00 eep Ch"canat lit Tided Profits Beverly Hayes, V. P. rop in.Vge're ...... 956,134.85 ('Ilerve forcontingencies Frank A. Mosier, Ass't. V.P. 302,306.32 DiPosits Maxine Conrad, Ass't. Cash. 17,392,983.42 ClayCO Eugene Curbey, Ass't. Cash. 3381 Total Liabilities Gre $19,651,424.59 James R. Wild, Ass't. Cash. 33 Council Robert R. Swenson, 134 Junction C Ass't. Cashier The above 157II statement iscorrect ...... Arleen Neef, Ass't. Cashier ALVIN A White HOSTETLER, Pres. Phyllis Taylor, Ass't. Cash. -2214 Kathryn Brown, Ass't. Cash. Make us Prove it with a Demonstration! 9.3842148 ti TolviER PARKING Margaret Pickett, Mafia MOTOR BANK Ass't. Cashier HANOVER LINN 8-5322 i 414 Humboldt HANOVER IMPL CO.KUHLMAN MOTOR CO. phone3 P Juliette and Houston betty Boucher, Teller Patti Barth, Teller GYPSUM SABETHA 37..2434 St 145. FLENTIE'S, INC. Betty Shawgo, Teller KUHN IMPL CO. 84-3465 Allier' THINK PERRY FIRST Wanda Fairbanks, Teller WATERVILLE SEYLER FARM SUPPLY Val Rosenkranz, WATERVILLE MOTORS t National Women's Representative ROSSVILLE Bank of Manhattan MINNEAPOLIS ROSSVILLE Wanda Weeks, Secretary CHAPMAN IMPL. CO. TRUCK & TRACTOR Mme.D. I. C. Susan Finney, Secretary Another recipe for Rhubarb Cream Pie was receivedfrom Lawn Spreader Necessary. Mrs. Jack Ferdinand, R1,Read- dy St() OUR DAILY BREAD fa- G&G Area Cooks ing, who writes, "here is our Paper - by voriterecipeforRhubarb use a /111111111111111.1111111111111111111111111111111111.11111 Cream Pie." Tool To Protect Turf storing Sot RHUBARB CREAM PIE for 2 egg yolks Mrs. Jerry Heidrick, Glasco, 1 cup sugar A lawn spreader is an indi- chiggers and 21/2 cups cut rhubarb spensible tool for today's lawn. bothersome fleas. These 1 tablespoon flour to both To Hang 1 tablespoon melted butter With it, you can literally "roll pets. humahs arrnents Winner Of Egg Poacher Beat ezg yolks, add sugar, on" a lush, green turf. flour and butter. Stir until Fertilizers and weed killers in with a little For ilea°goi carea lavel Mrs. Jerry Heidrick of R 1, Glasco, wins thecontest prize. smooth. Add the rhubarb. Put ingranular form are easilyap- spreader willgive st tobend contest on the your favorite pastry -linedpie years of r hangerS 1 She writes, "Please enter this recipe in your (This plied with a spreader merely by service. Besure to Woman's Page of Grass & Grain. We like it oncombination pan and bake as usual. rolling it over the lawn. With to- each use. empty and together salad, and it keeps well in the refrigerator." can be baked with orwithout a tape FRENCH DRESSING top crust. It is good either way.day's modern insecticides even lose 1/2 cup vinegar the two major lawn insects, '/2 can tomato soup The Latest chinch bug and sod webworm, 1 cup salad oil can be "rolled" away by applica- Bring 1 teaspoon salt `Daily tion with the same spreader us- 1/2 cup sugar 1/2 teaspoon paprika Bread' ed for plant food and other gar- Ad Ar 1/2 teaspoon cloves den chemicals. 2 teaspoons Worchestershire sauce Prize Chinch bugs may infest lawns 1 medium onion, chopped from spring right through frost. Afs, for Co 1/2 green pepper, chopped Teflon Egg Poacher Mix the above in a blender, or with a mixer, and store NO MORE trouble with They are tiny culprits, difficult HYBRID: over in the refrigerator overnight. Then strain the onion and pep- poached eggs sticking to pan. to see with the naked eye. But per pieces out and store, covered, in the refrigerator. Makes This no -stick, no -scour pan the damage is easily noted as 4N/ about 11/2pints. may double as a baby food brown, dead areas in the lawn. warmer, making it possible Feeding mostly at night, the to heat three different foods VIGOR TESTED Mrs. Marvin Milleson, Culver: STUFFED GREEN PEPPERS at one time.Finished with sod webworm causes irregular "My family really likes this 4 green peppers Du Pont teflon, this product brown, dry spots in the turf. guarantee pie." 2 teaspoons minced onion is manufactured by the Mir- than new. RHUBARB MERINGUE PIE 1 cup cooked rice During the day, the little cater- WINTERTESTED 2 egg yolks 1/2 or 1 teaspoon curry powder ro Aluminum Company. pillars hide in the grass at soil 1/2 cup sugar y2 teaspoon salt The winner each week is level. 1 tablespoon flour 1/, teaspoon paprika drawn by lot from the reci- To control these two major FIELD PROVEN 1/2 cup water 1/2 pound ground beef pes printed. lawn pests, the proper insecti- 1 cup rhubarb, cut into small Cut off stem end of pepper Win one byI sending us your EXTRA CARE PUTS THE + pieces and remove the seeds and veins. favorite recipe - this can be cide should be applied regular- IN Beat the egg yolks with '/2 Rub the inside of the pepper . maindish,leftover,salad, ly. Consistent application on a cup sugar, 1 tablespoon flour with butter or bacon drippings. sidedish,dessert or what and % cup water. Mix with 1 schedule of every two weeks or Stuff with the following: Cook have you. so will control the pests before 425 PI cup rhubarb. Place in an unbak- onion in fat. Add ground beef Opposite th ed pie shell and bake in a mod- and cook until light colored. 1. Check your recipe care- they have a chance to increase erate oven until the fillingis fully to be sure all ingredi- MANIL Add rice and seasonings. Pack entsareaccurate andac- their population and ruin the well set. Beat the egg whitesinto peppers. Arrange in baking lawn. When it is possible to see until stiff. Add 2 tablespoons dish. Bake in a moderate oven, counted for. rusted sugar. Heap roughly over the 350 degrees, 25 to 35 minutes if 2. Be sure your name and chinch bug and sod webworm latches not e, pie. Return to oven to brown raw meat is used in stuffing. If address are on the entry. damage, itis sometimes too HYBRIDS the meringue. cooked meat is used the peppers 3. Only onerecipeat a late. * * may be par -boiled before they time, please. When spreading the insecti- ./1 The next recipe was sent by are stuffed and the baking time 4. Send it to Woman's Page cide, you also receive a bonus in Mrs. Chhrles J. Heitschmidt, reduced. Editor, Grass & Grain, Box Holyrood: * * * 1009, Manhattan, Kansas. that other insects will be con- trolled. These include lawn -dam- SEED CORN aging insects such as cutworm, army -worm and billbug. There are also nuisance pests that the Farmers Col all-purpose granular insecticide Enjoy Great New Outdoor Living ONAGA ALTA VIST will control - brown dog ticks, WESTMORELAND MANHATTAN, KANSAS NAME with a KPL CO-OP Miner Concentrate national bank

CLAY CENTER, KANSAS CO-OP Miner Concentrate

Established 1885

CO-OP Miner CLAY CENTER, KANSAS Concentrate

At the close of business Apri 125, 1961

CO-OP Mina RESOURCES Concentrate Loans and Discounts $4, 948,543,1 GAS AND ELECTRIC Fixed Assets 119,140.1 GRILLS AND YARDLIGHTS Federal Reserve Bank Stock 12,0000 U. S. Government Securities -$1,218,515.90 CO-OP Mine' Kansas Municipal Bonds Concentrate 995, 189. 73 Now you can enjoy more outdoor living with the and Warrants (Phenothiazi con- CCC Certificates of Interest 571,305.02 venience of the "Patio Pair" from KPL. Takeyour 4 085 078,01 choice of an electric yardlight and Cash and Due From Banks 1 300,067.39 an electric grill or TOTAL $9,164, 761,14 a gas yardlight and a gas grill. You can buy them together or separately and the prices start LIABILITIES CO-OP Mine, as low as Concentrate $1.95 a month. Just add the cost toyour KPL service Capital Stock $ 100, 000. 00 bill. ("Bar Fly" Surplus 300, 000. 00 Phenothiazir Lighten up your outdoor living with the"Patio Pair". Undivided Profits 525,249.01 It's the easy way to live. Reserves 97 522.64 1,022, 771b5 Deposits ------12±Lfg TOTAL $9,164,761.14 CO-OP Miner ELECTRIC Concentrate YOU. MAY ORDER THE PATIOPAIR, A GRILL AND YARDLIGHT FOR ONLY $5.65 A MONTH... YARD - The above statement is correct LIGHT ONLY FOR AS LOWAS $1.95 A MONTH AND R. R. SMITH, Cashier CO-OP Miner GAS Concentrate THE GRILL SEPARATELY FORAS LITTLE AS $3.95 A MONTH. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS D. E. McIntosh, Jr.,President GAS W. F. McIntosh, Exec. Vice -President Wayne W. Ryan, Vice -President YOU MAY ORDER THE PATIO PAIR,A GRILL AND R. R. Smith, Cashier

YARDLIGHT FOR ONLY$3.60A MONTH. . . YARD - Arlene Hileman, Asst. Cashier LIGHT ONLY FOR AS LOW AS $1.95A MONTH AND James H. Schulze, Asst. Cashier Wade A. Bauer, Farm Representative THE GRILL SEPARATELY FOR ASLITTLE AS $2.49 juncFati'411/19Citvtoc A MONTH. H. E. Valentine THE KANSAS POWER Ada Leach Bisenius -Jun Offer goodto KPL retail AND LIGHT COMPANY Elsie Cowell Held gas or electric customers only. George W. Fullington

allCenter FAR E CONTACT YOURKPL OFFICE OR ASKANY KPL EMPLOYEE Member F.D.I.C. and Federal ReserveBank _ssary, For versatility, the slip -into sure -gripsole with 360 -degree Shoe Wardrobe LetsYou slip of a shoe that's knownas aholding action. Look for one dy Storage skimmer can't be topped. It's that shucks out sand and you Hall napkinholder paper pack. equally foot -flatteringwith won't scar his decks. envelopes o Step Smartly Into Summer shifts, shorts, swimsuits,or sun - forstoring drinks,r etc. See how easy itis to plan! soft coats. Those with skinny shoe- age soups, And now you're reading for the string ties and braid trimare fun of finding your smartest - and fleas. favorite variations. ever summer footwear. mne to HeavY both h;(11.".. 10 bang Like the little -girl look? T- hung meats strap sandals with just a hint of that are garments heel go from supermarketto Stops Spatters a little for heavy use care a clothes hangers patio party and keep you look- A little salt sorinkled in the to bend r will give thathave been ing freshly feminineevery step frying pan will keep fat or sure hangers to eroof with adhesive or of the way. lardfrom also ad together spattering, For sport, the sneaker- isa makes range cleaning easier. (dose tape. must - this year with a full moon toe. Silky synthetic ver- sions are so nicely shaped and To Dry Bags Bring This stitched, you'll wear them with After washing plastic storage your newest pants suit. And Ad AndYour or food bags,hang by clip boat buffs will wanta salty, clothespins to clothes hanger to Watch rope -soled style for shore, butdry. for serious sailing choose for Complete a Overhaul Summer fun and summer fa- most - a sassy orangeor shion callfor coordination. Agreen,the hot yellows and G RANCH $150 bright, breezy, top -to -toe ward-pinks, a bouncy blue "R"LOANS PARTSIN -- maybe GOR TESTE0 robe, splashed with color, plan-even a coin dot combination! it will run bet. ned for comfort and little care. D'e guarantee TIME ison your side with ier than new. These simple tips from the de- ITERTESTES alongterm LAND BANK signers of a leading footwear MATTRESS & Loan.

company will help make choos- . BOX SPRINGS ELD PROVE!' ing playtime shoes the easiest Specials Every Day part of your smart summer. New Low Prices R. STANLEY PARSONS,' Mgr. A (ARE PUTS TOE tl Begin dollar -stretching with Buy Direct SEE ME AT several pairs of fabric casuals. Also Complete Rebuilding 604 III'MBOLDT PR 8.2971 Select colors with an eye on Service Res. Phone PR 6-9044 425 POYNTZ your own wardrobe - the MANHATTAN Opposite the courthouse clothes you have and those you Manhattan Open Mon. through Fri. intend to buy. You'll need a bas- NIANHA'TTAN Mattress Co. 8a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed 12-1) ic shade. White's always right. Branch Offices: CLAY CENTER & JUNCTION CITY Badly rusted or damaged So are black and beige. Then 111 S. 1111 PR 3-5302 etches not eligible. add the fun colors you wear Federal LAND BANK Assn. of 1 Serving Clay, MANHATTAN Geary, Pottawatomie & Riley counties.

SEEDCORN COOPMINERALSHere'sHowThey CanHelp YouGet GAG Directory !timers (o theMostOutof YourFeed Dollar DAIRY SUPPLIES GA ALTA AUCTIONEERING WESTMORELAND NHATTAN, K NAME MINERAL LEVELS USES Lawrence E. Welter 3% Phosphorus AUCTIONEER UV Mineral 20% Calcium For animals on high -grain rations such'as: REAL ESTATE BROKER DeLaval Clay (otentrate #1 30% Salt -- Feedlot cattle on high -grain rations. Your Sale Solicited onal bank Plus Trace Minerals Large or Small All Makes Service & Repair 6% Phosphorus For animals on medium high -grain rations such as: EAST HIGHWAY US 24 COI Mineral Dairy Equipment ENTER, KANSAS 20% Calcium -- Feedlotcattlereceivingmoderate amountsofhay MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 Concentrate 2 271/2% Salt and/or silage. Real Estate Plus Trace Minerals -- Dairy cattle on high -grain, limited roughage feeding. And General Sales Joe McClure Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista B85 9% Phosphorus For animals on medium high roughage such as: CRP Mineral 20% Calcium -- Cattle on pasture, silage or hay rations receiving only Dale Wells SAS Concentrate #3 25% Salt a small amount of grain. Ed Reimer Plus Trace Minerals --Dairy cattle receiving rather large amounts of rough- -AUCTIONEER- _ age. April 25,1961 We Specialize in Selling DAIRY CATTLE 12% Phosphorus For animals on high roughage rations, or where a narrow SURGE1 CO-OP Mineral 20% Calcium calcium -phosphorus is needed such as: "A complete Sale Service" #4 -- Cattle on a high roughage ration or pasture. Pipe Line Bucket Milkers 191/2% Salt Stalls $4,948,56. -- Swine on growing orfatteningrations,orbreeding Phone or write for sale dates. ------Plus Trace Minerals Telephone 367-2373 324 Frederick ME 2-2811 ------119,10. stock. 12Ot GOESSEL, KANSAS CLAY CENTER, KANS. ------Contains Regular "Marion County" 515.90 COOP Mineral Phenothiazine Concentrate 6% Phosphorus For the controlof stomach worms, hook worms, and #5 nodular worms. Keep before animals (cattle or sheep) at 189.73 Thenothiazine) 20% Calcium Memorials 305.02 25% Salt all times. Do not feed to lactating dairy cows. Oil D67, 39 4 085 Plus Trace Minerals $9,164,761. ____ Contains "Bar Fly" COOP Mineral Phenothiazine CEMETERY c Prevents the breeding of horn flies in manure of cattle. entrate 6% 000.00 Feed free choice, starting before the horn fly season. MEMORIALS 1:Phenothiazine)#6Phosphorus2205%%sCaalltciurn Alsohelpscontrolstomach worms,hook worms and 000.00 54 Year Continuous Service 249.01 nodular worms. Do not feed to lactating dairy cows. p22 Plus Trace Minerals Display Located on US24 522.64 DUANE GUGLER 8,111. Auct. and Sale Mgr. East of City Limits 6% Phosphorus -$9764,161 COOP Mineral For separatelyis Concentrate No Salt use when feedingmineral andsalt We offer complete sale ser- SCHAUBEL ate #7 271/2% Calcium desired.Feedalongwithsaltforthe same feeding vice. Call us and leave the MONUMENT CO., INC. Plus Trace situations as CO-OP Mineral Concentrate #2. details tous.No sale too RR 3 l3ox 20 ME 2-3531 Minerals large or too small.If you Clarence Blanc, President 120%saPhosphorus need an auctioneer or a com- CLAY CENTER !ct Mineral plete sale service telephone: Cashier ConcentrateCOlIP For use when feeding mineral and salt separately is de - ;IviITH, #813 271/2% Calcium sired. Feed along with salt for the same feeding situa- 1730, WOODBINE, KANS. MONUMENTS :TORS Plus TraceMinerals tions as CO-OP Mineral Concentrate #4. MANHATTAN side nt CONSERVATION rice-president MONUMENT CO. resident J. J. BEAUDET Alma Land Improvement Office and Display ashler Farmers Union Co-op "Soil Conservation Doesn't 123 No. 3rd City Alma Ph. 765-3612 Cashier tithon Cost-It Pays" presentative rarrn\e:itockm Eskridge Ph. 449-2291 Ponds, terraces,water- Office Phone Res. Phone $t. Marys ways,and leveling, an,Lc)-0PAssn Farmers Union Co-op drainageditches,clear- PR 8-5137 PR 84978 -Junction,c..oucg Grove Business Assn. hOn Iat ICI ing, landscape grading. MANHATTAN, KANS. FARME Cooperative Assn. Manhattan -Alta Vista ROGGENDORFF %at* Westmoreland-Onaga Greenleaf Assn Conservation Construction PEOPLE READ F411 ERSUnioncentCero.13-oaipa Farmers o -op Elevator Greenleaf -Linn Arthur Roggendorff :NturonvlaY Washington The G&G Directory ale-Leonardville CarltoPFarmers Union Co-op Phone JE 9-3984 CARLTON 1630 Osage - Manhattan TELEPHONE31 Just as You are Now May 9, 1967 INMANHATIAN 8 Grass & Grain tennespf HEADQUARTERS TO QUIT A CHEVROLET ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY AGENCY AT WATERVILLE 4th AUTO CENTS* WATERVILLE - This south- & Pierre FOR ALL ern Marshall County town is lo- sing its Chevrolet agency. Lloyd Barleen will close his dealership TIRE AND BATTERY here at the end of June. Barleen has operated the firm for 15 years, and the Chevy dealership NEEDS ! in Waterville goes back to 1922.

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6 roller pumps $19.95 12.08 $494 Ply 8 roller pumps $34.95 4.25 7 roller Hi Volume . $44.95 'A" spray hose, per ft...... 19 1/2" spray hose, per ft...... 24 12.4/38 $584 Ply 5,39 %" spray hose, per ft... .39 All brass hand guns . . $8.49 Pressure gauges $1.59. io $2.29 Jet agitators $1.95 13.68 $77 6 Ply 6.57 3 point barrel carriers .. $19.75 Wide Arc Broadcast spray kit $32.65 Gates rubber lined spray tanks 15.08 7.73 75 to 300 gal. $846 Ply USED IHC 2 -ROW MODEL 250 CULTIVATOR See $ 1 00 Floyd WoodwO'rth and Carl Oliver 12 Volt Batteries Dow brush killer, per gal. $8.25 For Low As 12.95 3 point 7' Wilbeck chisels, 26" Sales and Service shanks $265.35 of all 3 point 9' Wilbeck Chisels, 26" Four Farm Needs! shanks $315.65 3 point 11' Wilbeck Chisels, 26" Large Selection shanks $386.95 RED Of hat Eli 9' Glenco chisel, pull type $525.00' FENCE AND BARN 15,000 lb. Electric Wheel trailer, Citizen Band What ever I complete with tires.... $199 PAINT eat, the cal Lufkin, land measuring chain, Radio's Crystals - Accessories reel and kit $25.95 Non -Leaded Only - the Kansa $3 4 4 Now Available In Stock The sure way of measuring hoped mil tatoes and ri

HOLT - FARM SUPPLY SHOP PENNEYS NEW CATALOG...Phone PR 6-4711 e still get Next To Sale Barn where Re( MANHATTAN PR 8-4343 ...Other Days 9:30 til 5:30 Open Mon. & Thurs. 9:30 til 9:00 trator o APNIIISIM11.MialNommo eat Commi f hasn't. IN ral years, Manhattan Commission Co., Inc. stele eve,ut months in 2% MILES EAST OF MANHATTAN ON US 24 We sold 922 head of cattle at 1 holstein steer 325 24.50 our sale last Thursday. A real 1 blkwhif steer 580 24.50. good run for this time of year. 1 whiface steer 540 23 . 60 BULLS 1 black bull BUYING Prices held steady on all stocker 1 holstein steer 370 23 . 25 1345 @ 22.60 I will and feeder cattle.Bulls were 1 whiface bull1550 p 22.10 2 black steers 567 22.90 FAT HOGS auction of steady, all cow prices were 4 black steers 481 22 . 80 1 whiface bull1385 @ 21.85 We buy fat hogs daily at some lower. The following is 1 black bull 1505 @ 21.60 the Manhattan Commission Center, K 5 holstein steers 491(5 _22 . 80 a partial listing of the sale: 1 whiface bull1200 p 21.60 Co., Inc. sale barn. We buy direct with no commission t F FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS HEIFER CALVES the seller. 12 black steers 604 p 27.70 1 blkwhif heifer290 p26.25 BUYING HOURS: Mondays thru Fridays 2 blkwhif steers620 p 27.50 10 whiface heifers472 p25.55 COWS 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 5 blkwhif steers601 p 26.80 3 whiface heifers 433 p25.50 2 whiface hfretts985 @21.00 Saturdays 8 am. 2 pa 8 whiface steers676 p 26.40 1 whiface heifer235 t 25.25 1 whiface hfrett845 p20.80 Manhattan PR 8411i 14 whiface steers 627 p 25.40, 1 black heifer 265 p25.25 1 whiface hfrett985 p20.00 1 Frigidat 5 black steers 602 p 25.10 3 whiface heifers 390 @25.20 1 whiface hfrett980 @19.00 WE APtE ALSO KM 4 chairs, s 9 whiface steers705 @ 24.25 1 black heifer 320 @24.50 1 whifacecow 965 @18.30 FAT slIOGS AT THE gray rug; 19 whiface steers 792 p 24.15 9 black heifers 474 @24.40 1 whifacecow 1210 p18.30 W. E. DUGAN YARDS 4 wicker 1 whiface steer720 @ 24.10 5 black heifers 391 @24.40 1 holsteincow 780 @18.20 ALTA VISTA buffet wit STEER CALVES SATURDAYS & MONDAYS 1 whiface steer 840 p 24.10 1 whiface heifer395 p24.40 1 whifacecow 1130 @17.90 dresserw 1 black steer 255 @30.30 _ 8 a.m. to 3 pan. 1 black steer - 670 p 24.00 2 black heifers 385 @24.20 1 whifacecow 965 @17. 80 sewing mi 1 black steer 305 @30.00 Phone Alta Vista 229-60 13 whiface heifers622 p 23.85 4 whiface heifers 516 @23.90 1 whifacecow 17.70' &44b 1 whiface steer 340 p30.00 1150 p or Manhattan PR ironing be 5 blkwhif steers737 @ 23.75 1 whiface heifer395 @23.80 1 whifacecow 1190 @17.60 antique di 1 black steer 670 p 23.707 whiface steers416 @29.902 whiface heifers 440 p23.80 eaWWW., 1 whiface steer, 29.50 1 whifacecow 1130 @17.50 items too 12 whiface steers 938 @ 23.65 325 p 1 whiface heifer495 p23.60 1 holstein cow 17.50 AT ALMA & ESKRIDGE 1 black steer 415 @29. 20 1235 p Terms 12 whiface heifers636 23.45 5 black heifers 496 @23.60 2 whiface cows1125 @ EVERY WEDNESDAY 1 whiface steer 390 p29. 00 17.50 9 whiace steers 638 p 23.30 1 blkwhif heifer455 @23.50 1 roan cow 960 @17.20 From 8 a.m. to 1 pa 2 black steers 902 A 23.302 whiface steers462 p29.00 1 roan heifer 480 @23.25 15 whiface heifers613 p 23.304 whiface steers464 @28.70 1 whiface cow 850 p17.20 Please do not bring hogsin 2 blkwhif heifers 550 @23.20 1 whiface cow 1080 @17.20 after 3 black steers 923 @ 23.251 black steer 310 @28.402 black heifers 372 @23.20 for sale on Thursday Legal 6 whiface steers 1 blkwhif steer 305 p28.25 1 holstein cow 1260 p17.20 noon, as we willbe hadng 986 p 23.25 1 whiface heifer495 @22.90 You Block 2 black steers 38Q @ 28.20 1 whiface cow 1055 @17.10 large runs of cattle and 11 whiface steers1243 @ 23.15 4 black heifers 332 p22.70 might not be able tounload, 6 black steers 1 whiface cow 1060 @17. 00 you -Has 4 1 whiface steer 915 p 23.1C 485 @28.00 1 whiface heifer505 @22.50 and they will get hot on roo 1 whiface cow 1015 @17.00 the 3 black steers 986 p 23.101 whiface steers450 @27.902 black heifers For informationcall floor furn 537 @22.50 1 whiface [email protected] 8491 7 whiface steers 1071 @ 23.002 whiface steers460 @27.75 7 black&bwf hfrs barn in Manhattan, PR good roof 593 p22.20 1 blackhol cow1320 @16. 40 70' close 1 whiface steer1060 @ 23.003 whiface steers516 p27.75 2 black heifers 532 p22.00 In Alma, Oscar Nelson. to d 15 whiface heifers717 p 22.759 black steers 479 @27.60 1 holstein cow 1205 p16.30 3861. In Alta Vista, W.E. 911. garage, ki 1 black heifer 315 @22.00 2 black cows 727 p16.10 gan,229-6303. Or youmr. 1 whiface heifer680 @ 22.701 black steer 350 p27.40 Maple fils bon inviti 3 black heifers 293 @21.10 1 holstein cow 1620 p15.70 call Joe Raine at 2 whiface steers970 p 22.601 whiface steer 545 @27.00 Yard Mr. Art ( 1 black heifer 470 @21.00 1 black cow 1090 p15.65 MI 3-9226 or Eskridge 20 whiface heifers799 @ 22,601 blkwhif steer 455 p27.00 449-2347. Terms 1 whiface heifer720 @ 22.601 whiface steer 535 @26.90 1 whiface cow 1260 @14.60 In 30 clap 1 black steer 1 whiface steer 575 @26.80 (°w011) paw' 935 @ 22.50 -FOR ESTIMATES ossessiovn 1 whiface steer1085 @ 22.302 whiface steers530 p26.70 W. E. DUGAN furnished 1 whiface steer Alta Vista, 229-6430 6 black steers 884 p 22.10 550 @26.60 JOE RAINE Maple Hill, MI 3-2226 taxes. 1 whiface heifer840 p 22.004 black bulls 484 p26.50 DON WELLS Manhattan, JE 9-3744 The Manhattan Commisso This II 1 whiface heifer840 @ 21. 703 black steers 588 @26.20 MERVIN SEXTON 2 black steers 260 p Abilene, CO 3-3449 2 whiface heifers 637 p 21. 20 26.10 C. J. WENTZ, bus. mgr.Manhattan, JE9-5561 Inc. Not, re 1 holstein steer 660 @ 21.101 brindwhif steer 335 p26.00 Co., 2 black heifers 605 @ 20.501 blkwhif steer 495 p25.70 A KANS Mr 2 holstein steers 2 whiface steers462 p25.70 CF_R FIFIEC MANHAT'T'AN, 887 @ 20. 50 BARN PHONE Manhattan, PR 8-441513 irh=t0, Clerk:peo 3 black heifers 836 p 20. 309 whiface steers598 @25.50 East OnUS 2 holstein steers877 @ 20.301 whiface steer 545 p25.10 Consignment Reports - Auctioneer WIBW radio 6:30 A.M. Thursdays 1 black heifer [email protected] Raine yas_w-TV_,l.a15_Noon Wednesday Auctioneer: Joe tooth or gum. Some people like The Wheat Commission itself ATTAN the stuff for breakfast, like put $25,000 into the Redi-Wheat rolled oats. But apparently ma-project. There were other ex- ny people who tried it didn't likependitures by government agen- ERs it for breakfast. Or lunch or cies and private investment as dinner for that matter. well.

Saturday ITERy AUCTION MAY 13 SALE Starts 12:30 Noon Lunch Served

We will sell .the following described personal propertyand Fed, real estate in Woodbine, Kansas. Tax Furniture and Antiques, Dishes Appliances & Miscellaneous RCA TV; fan; gas heating 4,25 stove; electric clocks; radio; Antique dishes; hand blown refrigerator; gas cook stove;glass easter egg; what -not gas space heater;electric shelves; reed trunk from Ger- ly heater; Maytag washer;elec-many; 2 brass hells: large tall 5.39 tric tonstgi; organ,excellent condition; piece dining room suite; Bos-spool shelf. tonrocker:se e Walnut bed and dresser:

Y 6.52 chairs. - wash stands: antique chairs: Combination china secre, 12 place setting dishes:old tart';2piece living room fruit jars: stone jars: several s,iite: coffee table; library ta-sets silverware; some oldsil- ly 7,73 ble; metal bed. Ver: kerosene lamp; small Sealy innerspring mattress;baskets: old cabinet. sewing hassock:old dresser; Cooking ware of all types; NM' walnut drop-leaf-tahle:roll- wool comforters; lawn mow - away, bed: ironing hoard; 9N12"r: garden tools; many, many rug; sewing machine; clothessmall items too numerous to He Likes Southdown Sheep hamper. ment ion. Willis Riemann of Claflin, Barton county, likes Southdown sheep. He has educated four children at Kansas State University, using sheep as a basic farm operation. HOUSE AND LOTS Modern two-story house in good repair with seven lots, n were perhaps too familiar with good garden area, garage, and a good location. On city sewer, taxes to he paid to closing date. Possession immediately upon hat Ever Happened To Redi-Wheat? the price of wheat, which was payment of 25'; down earnest money. Title to be transferred low compared to the Redi-Wheat by Quit Claim deed. What ever happened to Redi-ment. price, but they were not used neat, the canned wheat paste Since the project was aban- to high wheat diets. Accessories t the Kansas Wheat Commis - doned, a cooked and cracked 10 LOTS ock Some of the current requests To be sold. These lots are located next to above property hoped might substitute for wheat product of the bulgur va-come from Armenians and Leb- in adjoining lot. A good location for a home. oes and rice as a table sta- riety has been developed. Itis anese living in the East or Cal- 9 being manufactured now in sev-ifornia. These people, Fowler "We still get some letters ask- 1 eral grades for export and do-says, have always had a lot of Henry and Bertha Laudeman Estate where Redi-Wheat can be mestic consumption. In Kansas,wheat in their diets. Doins l)EINES, AI )MINISTRATOR ght," says Jerry Fowler, ad- the product is known as Treat- Redi-Wheat was cooked and L5:30 rotor Aiiets Remy, Sharp X Schnell Bros. Roy Peterson. Clerk of theKansas o -Wheat. swollen until it was malleable to t Commission. But the Redi-Wheat's market test was hasn't been produced formostly in Kansas, and Fowler years,lasting only a thinks the stuff might have months in the 1961 experi-done better elsewhere. Kansans "'TAN ON US N Juniper Hill PUBLIC AUCTION BUYING I will sellmy home and household goods at public Angus Farm HOGS auction y fat hogs daily at the home located 733 Grant St. in Clay Center, Kans. nhattan Commissil sale barn. We eJ1 . e0Mfteete nodfreldida 'ith no commission'. Friday, May 19th,1967 SATURDAY, MAY 27 tUY1NG HUBS: Beginning at 1:00 o'clock 12:30 p.m. Daylight Saving Time at ndays thruFriday' 8 a.m. to 4 Pni LAWRENCE, KANSAS rdays 8 an.21g, Household Goods JuniperHillFarm,located2milesnorth, rattan 1Frigidaire8 -ft. refrigerator; chrome 1/2 mile east of Lawrence Municipal Airport 4chairs, dinette set and BUD studio divan (nice); krB ALSO gray rug; overstuff chair; 9x9 wool 18 Bulls Selling70 Lots 52Females T sHOGS ATTIE antique center table; I wicker throw rugs; table lamp; 1 Herd Bull 17 Yearling Bulls 38 Cows with 25 Calves 14 Yearling Heifers E. DUGANYARDS bottom antique VISTA chairs; odd chairs; antique ALTA buffetwith mirror; The Bulls That Sell MAYS dNONDA dresser platform rocker; antique rocker; to 3 PAL with mirror;steel cot; Singer treadle type (1) Bandolier of Dalebanks 172 -- This is oneof the very top bulls ever produced in the Dale- sewing machine(nice); antique trunks; banks herd at Eureka, Kansas. This herd is now nearly 50 years old. This young sire was the champion le Alta Vista22411 ironing board; 2 wall mirrors; at the 1965 Kansas Futurity, and his first calveslook really great. His Get and Service should be of ilanhattan kero lamp; dishes; antique dishes; pots; pans; several great value to any progressive breeder...... ,'" items garden tools; lawnmower and other - Many of these bullsare ready for service and are real herd sire pros- u061 too numerous (2) 17 Yearling Bulls - Terms, to mention. pects. Included are 4 sons of Imported Banner of BeIladrum, a great sire of champions used so success - kLII1A cash day ofsale. fully in the Ankony herd and in the U T Herd, 1 son of Ermitre of Haymount, the International Grand ERYIVEDNESP- Champion. Also selling are 3 sons of Essar Marshall L 90, the Fielding Norton bull whose sons have 8 ay, to I Pin' been in great demand in Kansas because of theirxtra size.

Real Estate gs To Sell At 2:30 (3) There are 7 sons of Welcos BardoliermereM 156. They are from a great group of foundation do not brill' aft Legal cows purchased in the Kerr Estate Dispersion.Thesire of these bullsis owned by Kerr Foundation, le onThIiiiisbdeahoha, description-Lot Ranch of Vienna, Missouri. will 18 & W1/2 of Lot 19, in Oklahoma State University, and Thompson Angus as we and Block cattle 45 in Clay uns of at. Center Clay County,Kansas. The Females Selling not beable to ilas tiehot 0..n and bath, 14 Open Heifers -- This is a really outstanding groupof open heifers. They are daughters of these will cadu furnace, 1 story frame modern house, famous sires: 3 by Imp. Banner of Belladrum, 5 by Essar Marshall L 90, 2 daughters of Hyland Mar- informationm good city gas, ng4:, rroomsoof, lights and water, oak floors, shall, 1 by Welcos Bardoliermere M 40, 1 by Ermitre of Haymount, the International Grand Champion t Manhattan,e.so porches, alot Close to downtown, nice builtins, well located, - These are the foundation females for this select herd and were la,Oscar 38 Cows with 25 Calves at Side - AltaVista,Ivrour, tarag, kitchen well kept, alot niceshade, single purchased from U T Farms at Oklahoma City, Kerr Estate Dispersion, Poteau, Oklahoma and Phillip 99-6303. Or maple Invited range to go withhouse. Your inspec- Mahoney of Lincoln, Nebraska. The top lines of breeding are represented and daughters of these bulls e Rainelal dae Mr. prior to are included: Es rt Conrad sale day withappointment with 226 or or auctioneer. 2 by Prince of Red Gate 69 1 by Kermac Marshall 101 11 by Hyland Marshall 7. apein rzson Realastate-25% 3 by L L Bardoliermere 1 by Ledgsmere 41 1 by Prince Peter of Dalmeny down when abstractdown day of sale, balance 1 by Dor Mac Marshall 2 1 by Bandolier Lad 1 by Bell Boy of Kermac Possessi- to go in is delivered. Contract and Ann, the other 16 cows represent very well known breeding. signingescrow of in Peoples National Bank. This sale is to dissolve the present partnership, andcould certainly be your chance to select foundation females buyer. contract. Abstract and deed that will be very important to the development of your herd -- You are sure to find some real bargains here. Seller topay 1966 and all prioryears Sale Headquarters: Holiday Inn, Lawrence, Kansas Auctioneer:RaySims inCoolissi This home will sellto highest bidder Sale Manager: PHIL LJUNGDAHL, Box 1209, Dodge City, Kansas 67801 'Notresponsible sale day. Telephone: 316KU 2-2735 Co.,Inc. for accidents. :Mrs,peMaggie ANHA11AN' 1(AS clerk; Affleck,owner ohlvs NtItimuil faRm - Bank of JunipeR hill East 0n Clay Center' Ks. Kretz, RT. 3 - BOX 209 - LAWRENCE. KANSAS 66044 gains Clay Center,Phone WA AREA CODE 913VI 2-2347 r: J9e 6.4422, Stewart Newlin and Gordon S. Kay of Topeka; Hills- CONDENSED STATEMENT Gra Dairy ludging-Aeaman Mulvane. boro,McPherson,Newton, OF CONDITION Farm carpentry andconcrete - La- HighSchool, betteCounty Community Paola. Winfield,Kincaid, Garden City, welding -Winfield,Clay,Belle- Farm City. ville, Lawrence, Garden Altoona, Ruralelectrification -Winfield, STATE BANK Miltonvale,Paola, Garden City. tools-Altamont,Winfield, Farm shop Heights of HillCity, Osage City, Valley Allen. Farm powerandmachinery -Garden Con County CommunityHigh MANHATTAN, KANSAS City,Labette Northern School,Bazine, Valley Heights, Valley. Soil conservation-LabetteCounty Com- munity High School, Altoona,Leoti, Clay Close of business April 25, 1967 & Di! Center, Wakefield. Lawrence, Entomology NessCity, Marion, Caney, Osage City. a Bonds Horticulture iudging-GreatBend, New- Flint Hills. RESOURCES ton, Winfield, Caney, Manhattan, Polutryjudging -Chanute, Loans and Dicounts $ 5,214,274.38 Municipal, C Capey, Winfield, Altoona. Russell, gronomy-Caney,Frankfort, Bank Premises 9,831,01 pretni= Newton, Jewell. 48,622,68 INDIVIDUALS Furniture and Fixtures Ellis Yoder, E and Du Dairy products Judging -1. U. S. Bonds and Notes 1,548,148.44 Cash McPherson. 2. (tie) JulianHeersche, Mul- vane; Jim Baldwin,Lawrence;4.Joel Municipal Bonds 2, 696602.01 (tie) Warren Ayers, Redetske, Claflin;5. Cash and Sight Exchange 1 176 377.72 Salina; Jim Cooprider, Inman. TOTAL Animal husbandry fudging -1.Ron Getz, TOTAL $10, 777) 3. Tom 856.24 Newton;2. Ken Neetz, Newton; Gatz,Newton; 4. Ed Bogner, Winfield; 5. Dale Fruits, Winfield. Dairy judging -1. Greg Kubin,McPher- 3. son; 2.RichardHeersche, Mulvane; LIABILITIES

Jerry Gee, Staf- Dale Hudson, Leoti;4. Capital Stock Capital ford;5.Howard Goff, Manhattan. Farm carpentry and concrete-1.Bill Surplus 22810: Wagner, Altamont;2. J.J. Vanmiddles- Surplus worth, Altamont;3. LesterPriest, Win- Undivided Profits Kincaid; 5. P) field; 4. Richard Briggs, Undivided Nolan Swift, Winfield. Reserves Winfield; Farm welding -1. Ed Bogner, Accounts Payable Deposits Clay Center; 3. Brent 2. Tom Nelson, Total Deposits Woods, Garden City; A.Bill Noble, Belle- TOTAL ville; 5.Stephen Shirk, Lawrence. $10, 777) 856.24 Ruralelectrification -1. Robert Travis, TOTAL Altoona; 2. Ed Groene, Winfield; 3. Steve Griffiths, Altamont; 4. George Koel- The above statement is correct. sch,Paola;5. Jack Johnson, Columbus. Farm shoptools -1. Steve Griffiths, Altamont; 2.Richard Cook, Altamont; 3. W. H. BELL, President Larry Hermon, Burlington;4. Doug Dev- lin,SmithCenter; 5. Alan Schlobohm, Osage Cily . Farm power and machinery -1. Brent 2. VicScholen- Woods, GardenCity; OFF berger,WaKeeny; 3. LonnieStevens, OFFICERS & TELLERS Bazine; 4. Don Helwig, Labette;5. Paul dliamE. Si Bienhoff, Kensington. DIRECTORS Soil conservation - 1.Steve Griffiths, T. Bening 3. W. H. Bell, President Altamont;2.Dan Peterson,Labette; .M. Ford, Steven Carter, Altoona; A.Robert Travis, W. H. Bell Byron Brooks, rn Johnson Altoona; 5.Steve Graff,Leoti. A Entomology -I. Dale Leikam, Ness City; Byron Brooks Chairman of the Board e Lash, 2. Ken Wasinger,NessCity; 3. (tie) R. T. Sheldon, Vice Presider! JackBreeborn,Lawrence;BradStone - Donn J. Everett back, Lawrence; 5. (tie)Greg Bowers, H. Alan Bell, Cashier Marion; Bruce Covert, Columbus; Craig Ralph Rothlisberger Croon, Lawrence. M. James Ryan Twila Ericson, Assistant C Horticulturejudging -1. - LarryKack, R. T. Sheldon David R. Murphy, Ant, C The St. Louis Arch Great Bend; 2.(tie) Bruce Yahne, Great Bend; Ken Smith,Newton. 4. Dean C. M. Skaggs Marilyn Andes, Secretary This unusual view of the Gateway arch on the _Whitehall,Winfield; 5. GregWindier, Paola. A. W. Torluemke Golda Abshire, Teller Poultry fudging -1. Tom Ehmke, Cha Mississippi river front in St. Louis is taken from one Arthur D. Weber Donna Flohr, Teller is 1H4d in note;2.Terry Beck, Chanute; 3. Craig of the legs. It seems to bend to the east and Omap,Manhattan; 4. MikeChalmers, Ward Wright Phyllis Dawson, Teller 1 Manhattan; 5.Harold Loewer, Hillsbofo. place by what looks like a very slim second leg. Agronomy -1. Charles Bramlage, Frank- Dorothy Moser, Teller fort;2. Danny Scott,Kingman; 3. Don Helen Roe, Teller Sauerwein,Newton; 4. Tom Vaughan, Farmers of America at Manhat- Caney; 5. Brent Mantooth, Caney. Michael Toy, Teller Agriculturenewswriting - 1.David tan last week. Stephens, Columbus; 2. Scott Sparks, Here Are Top Kingman; 3. Tom Gatz, Newton; 4. Doug MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION KNI TEAM Bob Gottlob, Arkansas CooperativeActivitiesandQuiz (on - Alt, Wamego; 5. test -Overall winner: Garden City.Dis- City. FFA Competitors trictwinners:Caney, ,Effingham,Esk- ridge, Jewell,Peabody and Stockton. The G&G area had plenty of Second place: Ellsworth, Fort Scott, Frankfort,Lawrence, NortonandWin- winners among the top com- field:Thirdplace:Cheney,Concordia, PROGRESSING Wi TH MANHATTAN SINCE 1889 Oakley,SeamanofTopeka,Uniontown petitors in FFA contests, the and Waterville. _hrst of which were announced Dairy products judging - McPherson, Lawrence,Manhattan,Mulvane,Claflin. at the annual convention of the Animal husbandry judging - Newton, UNION NATIONAL BANK Winfield, Labette County Community High Kansas Association of Future School, Inman, Chapman. MANHATTAN, KANSAS Condensed Statement of Condition April 25, 1967 Turn Weaning Days OFFICERS' T. J. Griffith, Chairman of the Board RESOURCES J. E. Arnold, Vice Chairman & Trust Officer Loans and Discounts $12,152,01411 W. B. Glenn, President U. S. Government Bonds 3,546,33132 Mows, cc Lloyd Carlson, Senior Vice President Evelyn Hannagan, Vice President Municipal Bonds 5,164,989.82 simple DI Phil Howe, Vice President Stock in Federal Reserve olutionar: L. W. Stolzer, Vice President Bank 60,000.00 the 816 Thos. R. Lee, Vive President & Cashier 2,333,885.81 Cash and Sight Exchange less to J. Robert Wilson. Trust Officer Bank Premises 65,000.0 r Wm. V. Morton, Assistant Cashier thing fror Furniture; and Fixtures 68,026.91 Donna Faurot, Assistant Cashier without into GROWING DAYS Minnie A. Taylor. Assistant Cashier Leasehold Improvements 22,92342 I Betty Weichmann, Assistant Cashier Other Real Estate Owned 199,861.0 Bhnnie Nespor, Assistant Cashier. Hazelle Netson, Assistant Cashier $23,613,032.0 Helen A. O'Neill, Assistant Cashier Grace Davies, Assistant Cashier

DIRECTORS LIABILITIES .1. E. Arnold, Vice Chairman of the Board Capital Stock $ 350,000.00 Charles S. Arthur, Partner, Arthur & Green Attorneys Surplus 1,650,000,00 C. C. Brewer, President, Brewer Motor Co. Undivided Profits _____ 573,86135 Lloyd Carlson. Senior Vice President W. F. Farrell, President, Farrell's Inc. Total Capital Accounts $ 2,573,863.35 You can whenyou wean your pigs on W. B. Glenn, President 157,46112 Make ful T.J.Griffith, Chairman of the Board Reserves with the Charles D. Green, Partner, Arthur & Green Attorneys Deposits 20,881,70860 N. D. Harwood, President, Manhattan Milling away at a PIG GROWER 250 Phil Howe, Vice President $23,613,032.01 With a bii Ward M. Keller, President, Keller's Youtake suppliespigsthe growth andhealth 0. W. Kershaw.'resident, Kershaw Sand & Ready Mix boosts of Aureo SP 250. L. %V. Stolzer, ViePresident The above statement is correct. ing over J. Robert Wilson, Psicient. Call us - we'll deliver your needs right Charlson & Wilson Abstractors & Insurance W. B. Glenn, Set to your hog lots!

Manhattan, Kans. RE1 CK PROCESSING CO. Telephone PR 6-9269 Motor Bank and Parking Lot P at Third and Humboldt Mit C CLAY CENTER ALFALFA MILL CL) ClayyCen N TelephoneME 2-3401 AB] A EARN FREE atlematgaml MA CORNING+ WARE M A NHATTANKAN S AS B COOKWARE PA] SEE US! MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION smokers over nonsmokers. with women, with both heavy May 9, 1967 Kansas Wool r 11 The study, based on 42,000 in-smokers and nonsmokers re- & Grain terviews, showed 72 percent ofporting more complaints than Output Off Norm the men who smoked two or men, but in about the same rela- more packages of cigarettes tive proportion - 57 percent to Kansas sheepmen gotaboutdaily had one or more chronic85 percent. STATE BANK 3% million poundsof wool off E BANt LEONARDVILLE conditions. Only 35 percent of The Tobacco Institute, an or- Leonardville, Kans. their animals in 1966,worth the nonsmokers reported simi-ganization of major tobacco slightly more than $1.5millionlar conditions. Statement, As OfApril 25, 1967. - both figures off about one- firms, declared the report might Condensed The situation was similar be misleading. S fourth from thenorm of 'the RESOURCES 1960s. 1967 $ 674,303.75 The actual figures, fromthe & Discounts Kansas Reporting Service, 482,344.00 were Bonds ...... 3.598 million pounds ofwool, S, & State Bonds 228,902.55 valued at $1.547 million. $ 5, 214, onicipal, County ircontimer The figures were slightly 274,3t Furniure & Fixtures, 22,171.50 bet- Premises & ter than in 1965, however, when __ 9.3,831,01 48,622.61 154,213.56 the clip brought in only $1.445 and Due FromBanks HYBRIDS 1,548,148.44 million.Prices averaged 43 2, 696,602.01 cents a pound in 1966 compared 1 176 377,72 $1,561,935.36 =c1v TOTAL .... to a 41 -cent average in 1965. -- $10,777 856,24 Fleece weights averaged 8.4 pounds, up slightly from '65 LIABILITIES and the best in 10 years. $ 50,000.00 Nationally, wool production HE BES - $ 200,000.00 pita' 50,000.00 was 218 million pounds, about 210,000,00 lus...... 8.49 pounds per fleece, with pri- THING THAT'S 288,154.21 78,121.00 'tided Profits ces over the U.S. averaging 52 97, 223,58 1,383,814.36 cents. HAPPENED 20,000,0 posits...... 9 962,478.41 TO FARMERS' $10,777,856,24 $1,561,935.36 TOTAL PROFITS! is correct. More Slings At The above statement is correct. . W. M. Ford, Cashier. , President Heavy Smoking The Public Health Service is DIRECTORS continuing to mount evidence See Your Frontier Authorized Dealer Soon & TELLERS OFFICERS C. T. Beninga that heavy cigarette smoking is Robinson Farmers tin. Co-op Robinson, Kansas in E. Sikes, President Alma Beninga Biester Feed & Grain Soldier, Kans. T. Beninga, Vice -PresidentHobert Berggren harmful to health. ell, President Farmers Union ('o -op Vermillion, Kans. M. Ford, V.P. & Cashier Dolores M. Ford Last week Surgeon General Jefferson County Co-op Valley Falls, Kans. )oks, Johnson, Asst. Cashier W. M. Ford William Stewart released a stu- Karst Soil Service Wamego, Kans. man of the Board e Lash, Asst. Cashier Richard D. Rogers dy which reported 33 percent Willard Grain Co. NVillard, Kans. teldon, Vice William E. Sikes more chronic health conditions Moss Grain Co. Willis, Kans. Bell, Cashier and lost work days for heavy Farmers Grain & Supply Co. Westfall, Kans. icson, Assistant C Osborne County Farmers Union Corinth, Kans. . Murphy, Ant, Agenda Co-op Business Assn Agenda,, Kans. Havel Feed & Seed Cuba, Kans. Andes, Secretary Cuba Implement Co. Cuba, Kans. bshire, Teller Hiatt Grain & Feed Munden, Kans. lohr, Teller Cerny Brothers Narka, Kans. )awson, Teller TheONE,TWO PUNCHthat Horkman Grain & Supply Wayne, Kans. Moser, Teller Co-op Elevator Belleville, Kans. oe, Teller Maher Grain Co. Courtland, Kans. Norway Elevator Norway, Kans. Toy, Teller Republic Grain Co. Republic, Co. KNOCKS OUTHaymaking Problems Rydal Grain Co. Rydal, Kans. CE CORPORATION Clifton Grain Co. Clifton, Kans. Farmers Co-op Barnes. Kans. Barnes Feed & Supply Barnes, Kans. Lloyd Anderson Brantford, Kans. Farmers Co-op Elev. Assn Greenleaf, Kans. 889 A. R. Hoffman & Son Hdwe Haddam, Kans. Hollenberg Grain Co. Hollenberg, Kans. Farmers Union Co-op Assn Mahaska, Kans. ,NK Palmer Grain Co. Palmer, Kans. Continental Grain Co. Morrowville, Kans. Linn Co-op Exchange Linn, Kans. Farmers Co-op Elevator Assn. Washington, Kans. 967 NEW'INTERNATIONAL Farmers Union Co-op Frankfort, Kans. Thompson Seed Service Axtell, Kans. Baker Produce Blue Rapids, Kans. Herkimer Co-op Business Assn. ..., ... Herkimer, Kans. Roy Lewis Seed Store Home, Kans. 816 MOWER -CONDITIONER Brauchi Brothers Marysville, Kans. $12,15201 .... Mows, conditions Farmers Union Co-op Vliets, Kans. onds - 3,540,33 and windrows in one get balanced -head mower action, full - Henry Rahe Seed Co. Waterville, Kans. 5,104 simple operation.Because it usesarev- width conditioning rollers with quiet poly Farmers Co-op Grain Assn Waterville, Kans. serve olutionary new Flick Golden Rule Produce Waterville, Kans. 600 -Bar instead of a reel, V -belt drives and a new three -knuckle PTO Winifred, Kans...... the816 costs lessat the start Winifred Elevator 2,333, ... costs drive assembly that delivers smooth power Burger Grain Co., Inc. Marietta, Kans. range ---- lessto maintain 65, ...and works in any- in the tightest turns. In 7 or 9 -foot cutter - Bern Seed Co. Bern, Kans...... thing from 68, clover to tallest sudan hybrids Wittmer Grain Co. Berwick, Kans. res bar models. 22,0 without bunching Ward Hardware Centralia, Kans. lents ---- or tangling. You also Boeding Seed House Corning, Kans. 1110881 wned Goff Grain Co. Goff, Kans. Graham Grain Co. Oneida, Kans. $23,613 NEWLINTERNATIONAL Hartter's Seed Store Sabetha, Kans. Farmers Elevator Co. Seneca, Kans. Mark Stallbaumer Seneca, Kans. Farmers Union Elevator Cawker City, Kans. C G F Grain Co. Hunter, Kans. 350 Solomon Rapids Grain Co. Solomon Ranids, Kans. -~_$ - 1,650 Hake Grain Co. Tipton, Kans. -..... 03 27 Estes Motor Farm Service Atchison, Kans. Carl Mangelsdorf Seed Co. Atchison, Kans. Johnson Hardware & Elevator Assaria, Kans. :counts --S2,573, BALER Bendena, Kans. Make full Bendena Grain Co. 151, use of goodhaymaking hours move the hay into the baling chamber Joseph Thorn Beattie, Kans...... 20,881' with the27 Baler. Raymond O'Neil Beattie, Kans. .... You'll packyourcrop with no damage to protein -rich leaves. Aurora Co-op Grain Co. Aurora, Kans. away at a rateof up to 14 $23,613, With tonsper hour. And just like bigger IH balers, the 27 Clyde Co-op Elevator Clyde, Kans. a big 52" Concordia, Kans. wide pickupand 21/2" flare, has a big heavy-duty power train and fa- Bowman Seed Co. You takethe entire Decker Grain Co. Hollis, Kans. ingOver windrow withoutdriv- mous 3 -phase knotters that tie bales 17% any of Farmers Union Co-op Produce Clay Center, Kans. correct. it.Feeder tines gently stronger. Co-op Mercantile Green, Kans. ee the Idana Grocery Idana, Kans. W. B. Glenn' new InternationalHarvester Haymaking Combination at ... Morganville Grain Co. Morganville, Kans. Farmers Co-op Elevator Assn. Morganville, Kans. Wakefield Farmers Co-op Wakefield, Kans. RERINGTON Central States Seed. Manhattan, Kans. Pioneer Manhattan Milling Co. Inc. Manhattan, Kans. Service &Sales HANOVER MINNEAPOLIS- Hanover Impl. Co. Riley Grain & Supply Riley, Kans. Chapman Farmers Union Co-op Leonardville, Kans. Impl. Co. LEONARDVILLE Duluth Mercantile Duluth, Kans. Kendall Garage CLAYCENTER Alexander Lumber Co. Havensville, Kans. Norquises Onaga Lumber & Grain Onaga, Kans. WAKEFIELD Kufahl Hardware Wheaton, Kans. Auld Chevrolet Karst Soil Service St. Marys, Kans. Goodman -Nightingale Grain Delia, Kans. AbileneTruck &Tractor COUNCIL GROVE Farmers Union Co-op Denison, Kans. MARYSVILLE Macha-Revere lirullaBrothers BELLEVILLE Other Frontier Dealers Will Be Listed Next Week PAWN Chapman's On US hwy. 81 BaserImpl. 7100 GYPSUM THE BOWMAN SEED CO. Kuhn Impl. - OW 6-4411 CONCORDIA KANSAS 12 Grass & Grain May 9, 1967 See WheatHarvest10 Days Early Grain tradesmen Grain tradesmen are predict-could be revived with moisture. now When rains arrived, prospects harvest to Hollister, see ing the 1967 Kansas wheat har- the southwestern Olda.,1; vest may well be over by July 4. brightened in a hurry. Some corner wheat was dead, but not all bystate, by May15 and of Usually the July 4th holiday to marks the heaviest runs of any means. well, in thenorthern May 25. Part hl` wheat, but it appears now that Then came the recent freezes. the harvest will be about 10 Again, no,c9ne 1f1 tell for sure By June 10,cutting how much aamage was done,if start in southern shonie days early this year. This pre- Kansasla fact, some aresaying diction assumes warm weatherany. Once more there was a wheat period of worrisome waiting. will be ripeas far north from now on and dry weather as Wheat combining has startedina by June 10and in for harvest. Ago west Kansas byJune Obviously, a rainy period in South Texas, between San 20, A stretch of when the wheat isripe couldAntonio and Corpus Christi. cool, wetSea could alter thetiming prolong the harvest. The start there was the earliest on A large part of the wheat on record. these- predictions. ihorthOr country stillisrelatively dry, Kansas altho April rains saved the '67 ,Normal' from disaster. Lawsoi This won't be the worst crop

the hard winter wheat area has 101w): t'el V Incr ee1 vtmae rrr had so far, but seldom have farmers been on edge so much e of the time. From December 1 on, crop analysts said the crop Keithl S el would have to have rain soon or tirrssr.1New would be lost. Moisture didn't come, but as long as it lay dor- COW PC mant there was a possibility it Grain Body with Regular grain Kansas Gets Break 7'x80" wide body 13'6"x93" wide 8'x80" wide :R acks added In Sales 9'x93" wide 15'6"x93" wide to 16'6"x93" wide body give 10'x93" wide Perfect fit66" hei 12'x93" wide 18'x93" wide Tax Agreement Furnishedwith g ates An agreement between Kan- Special sizes easily manufactured One for grain,one for sas and Missouri for a recipro- to your stock rack cal collection of sales taxes should give Kansas most of the When make, Model, Sizeof Bed

advantage. HAUL- MOR, INC.valley falls, kansas phone 945-3211 Wet Nurse Revenue department officials figure that perhaps $1.3 million A nanny goat nurses two lambs under the watch- will he collected and that Kan- ful eyes of Mrs. Willis Riemann of Claflin. Goats are sas will get at least $750,000 ATTENTION sometimes used on the Riemann farm to feed orphan 'and perhaps $1 million of it. lambs and lambs from ewes which fail to supply en- FLINT HILLS ough milk. As important as the revenue increase is the precedent the agreement sets is more signifi- FARMERS- cant, says James T. McDonald, Kansas director of revenue. NOW IS THE TIME TO 'Jake, on a AGRICULTURAL LIME The new Kansas director said FIRM UP YOUR PCA tomorrow, he has contacted Nebraska rev- Now Available enue officials who say they are LINE OF CREDIT interested in such a reciprocal Ivestocl agreement. "I haven't been able to contact bath!! Bayer Construction Co. the people in Oklahoma yet to PR 6.5839 - 509 Yuma - MANHATTAN, KANS. see if they also would he interested," McDonald said. The revenue director added Avisit to your there is little need to try -for Mt Us Discuss With an agreement with Colorado. 'I which has a quirk in its sales VACCINES & BACTED B.F Goodrich tax law which would seem to ALIMENTS- TREsd prohibit this type of agreement. PCA OFFICE FULLSERI ANDIAL PHONE M DID YOU KNOW Front Tractor Tires You Can Get maywell be the HELI PICNIC TABLES STO] COMPLETE Or Save by Buying CLAY CENT Special Prices May 9-16 DO-IT-YOURSELF UNIT most profitable MULTI -RING NYLON 400-154 -ply $6.95 400-19 4 -ply 7.95 move youmake 500-15 4 -ply 7.95 550-16 4 -ply 7.95 550-16 6 -ply 10.95 600-16 4 -ply 8.95 all year! 600-16 6 -ply 12.95 650-16 6 -ply 14.95 750-15 6 -ply 19.95 We Have: Intermediate Term Loans for Productive 750-16 6 -ply 19.95 Basketball Posts 750.18 4 -ply Purposes Made To Responsible Farmers 16.95 Clothes Line Poles 750-18 6.ply 21.95 and Ranchers ,P(ESTERA Burning Barrel Lids BOOTS All prices plus Federal Excise . SA oDi Tax and re -saleable tire. Porch Railings NOM150

OPEN EVENINGS TO 9 O'CLOCK Aluminum & Stainless Steel G101 Heli-arc Welding Manhattan Council Credif0 Ph's any welding repair job Production WE CAN Production Credit Assn. 7601 kstin or building of anything from 315 W.Main' TIRE STORE steel. 6th & Humboldt PR 8-2226 Ac Marion Novona Serving Dickinson, CO and Serving Marshall, Clay, Riley, chase & Lyon Rex Koppes Portable Equipment Geary, Pottawatomie & Wabaun- ris, at Abilene. °1 US 24 see Counties. Branch officesat Branch officesFieldrnea:611 1),,,..1 i)f Cloverlea 813 SIXTH STREET Clay Center, Marysville. Fieldmen: bozo, James Bigbee Welding Owen Duer, Asst.mgr.; Ray paw,asst.sec-tr.; Wake Phone ME 2-2167 117 S. 3rd Cohorst, Marysville. HI 3-4005; W. Lehigh; Wilfred TOPEKA Phone PR 8-5172 nagr R. Eddy, Havensville. 889-4159. ty. , CLAY CENTER, KS, After Hours: Ph. PR 8-5857 Floyd Rutherford. mgr. Charles E,Grabens -11/' MANHATTAN, KANS. Residence - PR 6-5683 RosIdence Processed by HarvestBrand at Pittsburg in southeastern May 9, 1967 Grass & Grain 13 Kansas, the manurehas been heat -treated toremove the odor. Early It was pulverizedand then screened to removegrass and tradesmen weed seeds. to Hollister, For the garden enthusiast, 1 hwestern 0: the comer pure manure offers away to 'Y May 15 ot fertilize the soil withoutburn- the northern pan ing a plant. Analysis is 1.89 -1.60-1.11. One 10,cutting southern Ranks, me are sayin, ripe as far north Florida Grassland June 10and in msas by Jena Na etch ofcool, wet In Long Drouth liter the timing Polled Shorthorn redictions. Auxiliary Florida, a Johnny -come -lately Officers orthorn Lassie officers for 1967 are into the cattle, business, is hav- Officers for the Kansas Shorthorn KansasShorthorn ing its first experience with Association for Roux, Newton,publicity secretary; Mrs. a 1967 are Milton Nagely,Abilene, secretary -treasurer; NormanPenalosa, vicepresident; Mrs. Howard major grassland drouth. Cattle-John Reese, Langdon, director;BillScott, Ransom, LLawson, men say some cattle are starv- HAUL -MOP, president; Mrs. WilliamSluss, El Dor- vice president; and CarrollReynolds, Cuba, director, INC Melvern, (back row) Mrs. Paul Lloyd, ing to death. Not picturedare Leonard Bigham, Frankfort, presi- ecretary-treasurer;Kolarik, Caldwell; Mrs. Pryce Cows that survive the lack ofdent; and Earl Fieser,Norwich, director. ; Mrs. Albin McPherson; feed are going to market 50 y, Newton;Mrs. Wallace Lindberg, Ransom, alldirectors. Not pictured is pounds skinnier than usual, ac- Bill Scott, Abilene, director. cording to the Florida agricul- ADDING MACHINES Keith Lauer, ture commissioner, Doyle Con- ner. We Carry A Comple'te By Ace Reid Arthur Higbie Jr., vice presi- Line Of Adding Machines COW POKES dent of the cattlemen's association, called it a "disaster" for .In a wide variety of ranchers. Styles and Sizes n Lift -Off Rack, "The calf crop is in deep trou- Both Electric & Manual ble as a result of the burned Regular grain hedi grasslands since they can't eat WE. HAVE A SIZE Hardwood liftoff anything else," he said. Racks added Adding Machines AND A PRICE to Virtually the entire peninsula body give 66" h FOR YOU Perfect fit has been without rain since early March, while the sun broiled Furnished with gates daily with temperatures push- Manhattan Typewriter Co.,Inc. ing 90. The Cape Kennedy area One for grain,is The most complete line of office equipment and furniture. stock rack has been dry for 70 days. Tam- Office .Supplies Typewriters pa broke drouth records set in lode!, Size of Bed 1898. 217 S. 4th St. PR 8-5902 Manhattan, Kans.

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L Without Odor mr .NIMALHEALTH With all the hassle over water DEPT. STORE PROTECTION pollution from feedlot runoff, MANHATTAN, KANS. many laymen ask why do not :Notts With You -Your NeedsFor: se G the feedlots bag the manure Specializes In Wanted Gifts For The Graduate RACTERINS INSECTICIDES UpFNTS and sell it as fertilizer. - TREATMENTS REMEDIES It's being done, on a limited [CE iVILS,,____ERVICET,STORE basis, and the stuff is odorless. Regardless of how large or small your gift need is, we will noutIAL MEDICINES PHONE An organic fertilizer, Gro-Rite, take a personal interest in seeing that you purchase just the ME 24272 comes in two varieties - sheep right gift to please your graduate, and at the right price. and cattle. It is a by-product of ethe HELD'S feedlots such as the ones at STORE Pratt, Dodge City and Great Bend. Y CIWIEK,KANS. able nake1,r

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001111°Ileiler throughout the G&G area - areowned by our satisfied CAN FIT grain sorghums- grown PrOdUCII°11 customers. When new and bettergrain sorghums are produced, look 315 W *in° Acme Texas for the name TOMCO onthe bag. Dirins° on andTonYLania rving se l'Yoierek US ichC" osfeifenFOieide.,jon Clover -le 2 Blocks East Igsrl°' .tr.; i TOppit a: on US 24 'asst. seed Ellic't' DISTRICT ME 2-2296 ill; Vgilfr SEEYOUR LOC SALES MGR. ME 2-2886 -.' KANS. TOMCO DEA & Son E.arolso LER, OALR CALLCarl Blake os 40° AI SOYBEAN SEED forsale to FOR SALE dealers. 350 bushelscertified rack for % tonwide°4 Far° GRAIN Lst GRASS & foundation seed, Chevrolet pickup, bedL/t Wayne from Wakefield, Kans. State germination91%. John A. Pk Loni. raved 48°2 Kans. Ph. 388-2283. P 1 bus, Harper, Frankfort, creek bo ADVERTISING BY 24269. usEiMPfttr CLASSIFIED additional words. owe grass' 15 words or k ss.Add 5e a word for SADDLE MATE - Honey REAL GOOD VALeRsuts RATES: $1 a week for Send your ads to AgPress, 1207 Bloom, a blood buildingvitamin roved 32°' Boxed ads: $1.82 an inch perissue, no discount. handling charge honey 1957 Chevrolet . dings 66502, PO Box 1009. PhonePR 8-4458 (25c iron compound in a pure combination1 tonwiths,o Moro, Manhattan, Kansas word. base for horses. KeyMilling, bed, cornpisii Ipool1 bUSbus if payment does not accompanyads charged by the rebuilt 0pastnre, Clay Center, Kansas. SB16 1954 Ford F600, 13% ft, 12°t 4'°°° nation bed, Corabi. FOR SALE - Baledalfalfa, good r5f001 aFPP York- Mertz, 1960 GMC 2T, plus FOR SALE - Two bulls,both,FOR SALE - Registered crimp, good hay. Harold. cab & chassis heavy shire boars, weanlingto ser- Rt. 3, Manhattan, PhoneWame- 1959 Ford F800tag axle, 4 years old, very gentle, dem ved 1 Livestock boned, and splendid conforma-viceableage.Lowell Lauer go 456-9605. SB10 veirne4,, 67451. 1952 IHC R200, 1,,n4e.rt eh Sul- .Farms, R3 Hope, Kans. tag axle sble, tion from Winrock Farms, Phone Acme 1006 or1008. x10 FOR SALE - 450 balesdairy New & used truck hoiststau phur, Okla. Also youngerbulls alfalfa. Also some goodprairie of large type. Jones Hereford FOR SALE - 65 headcross- hay. Allen Knopp, Ph.1830, TRUCK PARTS WANTED TO BUY Farms, Telephone Upland,Abi- Edmond Keat- 1! DER HOGS bred feeder pigs. Woodbine. lene. SB11 ing, Wheaton, Kansas.Phone 10 40 to 100 lbs. Top prices paid. x10 J. D. SDAPSON FOR SALE - Polled HerefordEX 6-2616. Phone5^,5-277D FOR SALE - Ford soybean EMMETT, 0 130 Grant Ave., Junction City bull, 10 mo. old. Eligible to reg- FOR SALE -% Charolaisbull, seed. Certified last year, $3.25 KANS, ister. Would trade for milk cow Centra- 455.3604, Phone CE 8-3754 or CE 8-3939 Widler, 9 mo. old. Lester Ayers, per bu. bin run. Phone or dairy heifer. Floyd lia, Kans. Phone 857-3296. x10 Lyle Beaumont, Clifton, Kans. FOR SALE Enterprise, Phone Webster 4- x14 - 1949 Chevrolet, C SB10 ton pickup. Elmer 2515. 510 EXTRA good2-yr.old Phone DIckens 8-2331.Kolle fleshy, 44 Mr. Cattle & Sheep Red Western ewes; open, HAY TO be put up on shares. If FOR SALE -- Purerbed ready to breed forearly fallinterested call Manhattan 913 195 5 BUICKSpecial 4 Feeder Shorthorn bulls, 15 monthsold, lambs. Call Doug Wildin,316 - PR 6-8104, Mrs. Pickering, Rt. top. A good dependable Allen Lard, Clay Center, Kans. ear, HADTV 662-7543, Hutchinson. SB11 3, Manhattan. SB11 runs good. Has heater, Short On Alfalfa Hay? x13 Mark IV air conditionerradio, Ph. F FOR SALE -9 registered year- works that Don't Worry ! FOR SALE - Reg. Quarter Jesse Knopp, ling Suffolk rams.Several 4-H Chapman, Horses, our raising. Mares bred Cul- 1eR5da esSC0A1 We Offer Alfalfa' Pellets qual- wethers. Ronald Milleson, Poultry to AQHA Champion. Show 2834263. x11 Blended With Molasses ity yearlings. 2 & 3 yr. oldFil- ver, Kans. Phone wall to wallc lies & Geldings, well broke. Also FOR SALE - RegisteredAn- !boning. One ton replaces 2 ton baled hay Horse RealEstate No Waste Easy To Handle -new and used Stidham gus bulls, 2 yearsold, Eileen - FOR SALE - Rouen ducklings Better Gains - Lower Feed Costs and Stock trailers, Allen Travel- mere breeding,extra good. ute, Waterville, Kans. ST 5-2136. Ralph Latzke, Chapman, Kans.35c. Also started chicks. Broilers Contact x11 x13 and Calif. White pullets. Niet- feld Hatchery, RR3, Marysville, me with5 Preston Milling Ind. CHAROLAIS BULLS for sale,FOR SALE - 24 head register-Kansas. 5 miles south and % GRAIN ELEVATOR d, witht9119. nat$6 Home of Sur -Gain Feeds 7-8, 15-16, Purebred, guaranteed.ed Angus heifers. 11 head2 west of Oketo or 3 miles northGrain, feed & seed bu Fairbury, Nebr. Ph. 729.6145 McFadden Bros., 5 mi. east ofyear olds, balance 3.Bred to and % west of Club 36. SB10 Good warehouse and bon Agenc: Riley, Kans. HU 5-2688. x10 Viscount EM3. Johnson Angus located in prosperouso EXCELLENT YORKSHIRE, Farm, Concordia, Kans. Phone seat town, doing goodco FOR SALE: Registered Polled PORTUNIT Duroc and Hampshire boars, CH 3-4182. x12 ness. Room for expansion,. carcass data,big, rugged, ser-Hereford bulls, 18 months & 2 Automotive Price - $13,000 plus combine, .trumcol viceable.Don Gronau, AT years old.Call or write DeanFOR SALE - Because of tory. 3-5684, Newton. x12 Stauffer, Salina, Kans. TA 3-drought must sell 30 top regis- ar 1968. Poe 8453. x11 tered Angus cows. $200 each. 15 UNIT MOTEL w. Ph. 494 AMSTEIN WANTED: Yorkshire boar. Also 10 bred heifers, all to start All remodeled and redeco Hereford Ranch Charles Wendland, Randolph, calving September. Gilbert GMC in good condition. Price odcondition. SALE - 154 A. near Tope- Burns -Salisbury "Ford Tractor - 1966 AC 190XTD, 350' hrs. 10. Would sell dee 5-yr. old 3 B.R. ranch, 1966 AC 190, gas, 250 hrs. barn, hangar. Sell or trade 315 So. 3rd New Holland Dealer" 1960 AC D-17 diesel, new o'haul large cattle ranch in Kans. BEAT THE SALES 100 ACRE RANCH Ph. PR 85731 TAX ----- BUY NOW Ph. CH 1-2900, McPherson, Ks. 1960 AC D-17 LPG, clean I on all weather A. Jeff Co. Kans. with 300 1956 IH F-400, A-1 creek bottom. Lg. older mod - New Gleaner Combine's 1 bus and mall 145 5/45 4 T 5 MANHATTAN 1954 AC WD -45, new overhaul improved, 3 home. A money making 1967 Model E, 13 ft..... $5863 Consider trade in Canada. ,cattle shed, large Store Hours: 1967 Rotary hoes, 3 pt.....$425 For Sale 1952 AC WD, with 45 -kit and's AM 6-7.151 Topeka. Neal good corrals 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Sat. 7 a.m.-noon 1967 Chisel plows 3 pt. 13' $495 COMBINES and, 168 A. irri R. Skinner Realtor, 1222 1967 D-15 3 plow tractor, equip-1959 Model 30 7 John Deere balance in gram Sixth, Topeka, Kans. SB10 ped ¶3825 combine. A-1 2 1966 Gleaner C -II, 18 ft. fence. One i 1967 D-17 D equipped 4 -plow Farmhand loader. JD mount-1959 JD 55, no custom, straw WICKHAM ROAD: few ings rated 800 to 900 from KSti, Manhattan's $5495 chopper te, about 11/2 rd 1907 6 -row planter $1295 Oliver 4-14" semi -mounted plow buy $12,00000.Call Hal- 3-14" & 4.14" 3 -pt. JD plow, 1 - 1957 JD 55, P.S. on pipe and 9. ponds liowse to see, PR 6-7760, Irrigation engines -- Save $$$$ 1951 Gleaner R, 14 ft. :er wells in page 1966 AC baler, demo...... $15752-16" AC rollover plow make your best offerto 1949 W-6 Farmall, cheap Need totradefor some late cre, Y4 down and Howse, 2110 N. Cascade, 1966 Chevrolet 2 ton truck: 2 - years or more at 1959 770 Oliver Gleaner A's. Springs, 80907. x13 speed 8000 miles, 151/ift. Gi- n by appointment ant fold down box with HeilNew 3563 -pt.Oliver mower QUALITY USED TRACTORS $385 OTHER MACHINERY TOR SALE- % investment hoist $3795 all makes 00 ACRE RANCH or Pridng interest ina well 1964 3020D, P.S., W.F. 2 -row IHC mounted lister, -good Plow shares for JD No. 8 mower road and improved atablited and plows JD pickup att., like new cropland. taint! profitable imple- 1962 3010D, Rollo $65 A. ment bmine&s. Fordetails write 1962 3010, gas, Rollo Rear -mounted loader for Ford Melrose pickup attachment Good allotments. 100 1009 MJB,Manhattan. SB10 or any 3 -pt. $75 Peschel Bros. ,.ere, 29%. 1960 530, fenders, Rollo Will trade good 1966 18' C -II 1960 560, IHC gas, fully equip- USED GLEANERS 304 Center header for 16'; must be a FARMS AND ped good one. ESSES FOR 0.12 2 1964 A -II 14 ft., cab .. $5850 1961 D17 AC, overhauled tractor HI 3-43TT 1962 N.H. 569T baler 1963 C, 16 ft. $5700 1965 AC 80T mower, 9 -ft. rin Biecha 1957 520, nice tractor 1961 A, 14 ft. $3650 1958 420, live PTO & hyd. 1958 A, 14 ft., cab $2795 AC hay conditioner, demo. Phone FR8-3107 Vahsholtz MARYSVILLE, KANS. 1953 40, a good one 1951 R, 14 ft. $895 altairaa. Late AC no. 73 plow LANKATO, KAI FOR SALE -- 1960 Model 82 16 ft. JD springtooth with wheel Impl. Co. 1954 33 MH, live PTO OTHER MAKES Massey Harris 14 ft. combine carrier, also some drags 1953 60 JD, live PTO 1960 IH 101 12', like new $2795,with power steering and cab, ED, GRAIN,Sly' 145 S. 5th also 2 -row model 20 corn head. SEE US FOR THE NEW 1955 50 JD, P.S., & live PTO 1958 Oliver- 14 ft. cab .... $1495 FIELD -MASTER RTILIZER TA 54521 1951 DC Case 1959 AC S-100 SP 12' .... $925 Alfred Poppen, Downs, Ks. SALINA SB10 SPRINGTOOTH ted in oneof the 1947 C AC 1956 MH 905 SP, 14' .... $1650 ling areas of . have 67used tractors 1949 A JD and B JD's Jost Impl. Co. oaceellY atthis on USED TRACTORS Tractors & Machinery late grain time.We have PLANTERS e anumber withcultivators 1956 WD 45 wide front A-1 elevator,. also have 494 JD, Fert., liquid herb. w/ 8N Ford w/ loader, live pump Phone 947.3182 type bee_ tractor and 3 furrowers $1225 LA Case tractor >uses, new planterCombo's. - 1954 WD 45 new paint $975 ipment; also ' 406 JD w/ fert. ZA Minn. Moline tractor with hutt 2-row pull planter 1952 MH 44, overhauled .. $695 loader HILLSBORO, KS. fertilizer: M (nearly w/290 JD w/ furrowers f dry has Ifter new) 1947 MM U -LP $375 BF Minn. Moline Avery with ent owner o 'HC lister, IHC 4 -row w/ fertilizer 1941 JD A with loader $150 of feedsales good one cultivator son 2 -row IHC 2 -row, mounted Fox Field cutter OPEN HOUSE lister,3 -pt. KELLY RYAN )rnpanies.and goo° 4.16 MM pull plow ed to sell Y 2 -row lister,3 -pt. with CULTIVATORS FEED WAGONS ilizeratt. T4 JD 4 -row 4 ton Farm Hand feed wagon MAY 11 able party. New Brady 18 ft.field cultiva- 7' New Idea semi -mounted mow- IBC 3-pt. lister 4 -row IHC for 560 or 460 bottoms with fert. tor, 3 pt. $750 er The following items have been Lee Reg ground alsoloose 2 -row JD for 3010 ft. wind - 9' MM Uni-Harvester, ready to phone510 diskopeners New Owatonna 14 added to the open house specials S have 2 -row JD for 60 rower $3595 use BURDICK, his 3 used as published in our large ad on rs post hole dig- 2 -row MH New Owatonna grinder mixer New MM 4 -row planter page 4, first section: $1495 IHC 200 spreader 111 forage 2 -row IHC for 460 New Idea spreader (new bar-IH 54" hay pickup unit for 15 SALE -26°05 harvester,row New AC tractor radios $59.95 niltivated, os a hay headfor this 2-ro wIHC for 400 New loaders for all makes $315 gain price) or 16 field cutter, like new ure loaders, Also several others Used plows, springtooths and 2. -row 3 -point hitch cultivator No. 16 used IH rake ent, acre ^ riringel es and different (bargain vell, $1U.hway models BALERS field cultivators New Peerless mill 16' Crust Buster umego onnp,orth.4.- ine trailer 1963 214 WS JD wire baler A -C & New Idea Sales & Service price) IH no. 103 PTO spreader miles have New Idea rakes, steel or rubber !1/2 16 springtooth 14T JD; 45T IHC teeth Farmall 504, demonstrator kigly, Wam , 9 with har- Buchli Impl. tanna carriers Farmhand bale handling sys- 14' windrower, tem Pers, make new Kendall Garage IZe us an offer Todd Tractor Co., Inc. Phone Headquarters for Minn. Moline, dmer ,..sselfwashing Junction Hwys. 35 & 63 cream sepa- Panec, New Idea & IMPLEMENT- nolo ""r, lookslike Melvin Gustin, Sales Krause Farmhand, McCulloch e have new A768-6866 itrx0 a few Store Phone DE 6-2138 ALUS-O4WAIIRS tractors bargaingar - Phone 122 1 Ottice left; wholesale SENECA, KANSAS Jorden Impl, Co. an -these.When HEBRON, NEBR. Leonardville, Ks. Re' Jhesupply theseare Ap ABILENE ...0 woo ) .14 Cat is exhausted. FOR SALE FOR SALE - 1964 Oliver 430 motor - 2 Model 55 JD Day Phone grader,extra combines. 1 International graincombine with 512 corn head and 111._.4 CO 3-2041 FOR SALE - New No. 440 AC truck. Phone Abilene CO 3-444914 ft. cutting bar, cab, hyd. reel. "'"?"'"''''.Night Phone cultivator. Fits all D Series trac- SB12 $6000. Charles Cline, Republic, tors and 190, few short pieces, wig x10 CO 3-2057 CA 1Ised Allis Kansas FO 1-4121. bargain. Also JD Model 400 cul- igIA onskids94A unit. ,f L`letaa Chaim- FOR SALE , good condition. - IHC Super MTA FOR SALE - Forty 10 gal. tivator with or without 3 pt. 00Ier an" de vs' andd price good shape. IHC M diesel, good FOR SALE - IHC H tractor. auto__ "u;° wanted. shape. I am no dealer. Phone C tractor 1954, good. 2 point cream cans, grade A. Cheap. rear rig, fits 60 through 730: 1, Onaga, 913 EX 2-2525, Minneapolis, Ks. hookup, wide front. Phone704, Sanitary Dairy, Lincoln, Kans. Lawrence Evins, Route 3, Man- x10 x13 hattan, Kansas PH 6-8442. x10 332. x11 Woodbine. x10 HERINGTON Pipe, Steel & Special Saddle UpFor .re: ToAlf' ONE WEEK ONLY BIG SAVINGS May 9, 1967 Shop Equipment usw EQ' DURING T,y/sTivs y trac Like new bolts,7-8,3-4,5-8, HI1.Z$EWI141I9 -DENSITY several lengths BARGAIN 0:7d USED MACHINERY pipe, exc. PTO BALER Tractors 8 -inch used standard ROUND 1994 'Ta o 1951 Farmall M, wf, remote cond. 32, 51, 36, 30 ft.lengths. -UP rod $1995 1950 Wt control 40 lengths of % & % sucker USED TRACTORS TACT Plums Wall C Anis 1947 WC Allis, w/ cult. Like new tube 3%. O.D. ONE ONLY FREE DEMONSTRATIONS 1959 Farmall 460, gas 3/16, 61h lbs. per ft., 4000feet. 1966 AC D-15,_170 hrs. viers 1959 Ford 971 dsL with Comfort Also 2% O.D. % wall, 3000ft. USED EQUIPMENT 1964 JD 4020 diesel gity EQL: cover, selecto 1 Good 3" boiler flue, 400 ft. 1963 JD 3010 gas, 750 hrs. Allisside IH WD 6; 1950 MH 30; 1947 IH Good 2" boiler flue, 250 ft. 1965 Hesston auger windrower See Our Lucky side 1 MD; 1947 IH M; 1940 IH M; 1962 Massey 65 dsl., o'hld. Horseshoe 5 Allis Also 10" standard pipe, 12", with hay conditioner trail 1936 Allis U 5", weld, elbow & flange. 1962 John Deere 4 row rotary 1960 JD 435 diesel SPECIALS Allis 1955 Farmall 300, new sleeves lister with fert. & gauge whls. 1960 AC D-14, wide frontend, Used oil field 2 -inch tubing, N1\100.. 24671 balerbaiet & hyd. pump, std. drawbar good, 30 to 33 -foot lengths 1965 John Deere 224WS baler power steering (could have fast hitch, extra 1960 John Deere 45 combine,12' IHCNH 4-cyl. Wisconsin motor with 1958 John Deere 520 No. 2 IHC corn charge) with cab -rowE16. head1 Rockford power takeoff, Mo- like 1958 IHC 450, gas 1960for COMBINES - PLANTERS JD 9W mower with 7' bar, IHC del GRA589 S215360. new 1958 JD 720s, gas & dsl. newmotor IH No. 260 2 -row fast hitch k with fert. & rubber press 25 -lb. Little Giant triphammer, 1962 JD 4010D with wide front, 1956 IHC 300 gas IH 141 with cab, 14 ft. real good. with 3 point 2300 hours 1954 JD 60; IH Super MTA; AC 2 coal forges with electric 1961 JD 4010D with wide front, ....$1995 IH 125 SP, 12 ft. fan, 2E, Buffalo blower. 3 point, new tires WD 45 o'hld.; 1952 AC WD. 14 2 -row planter We have a few older model No. 151 IHC 14' combine )95 p Truck gas tanks with 38 -inch 1960 Case 830 diesel No. 141 IHC 12' combine$.315 OTHER MACHINERY opening for frame. 1966 JD 4x16 plow, F145 tractors. $im 2 row Deere 3 point cultivator, Allis 2 -row cult. w/ rear sect. 4 General Electric gas fired BALERS No.u371,HC1 IH 45T baler boilers, Model 211M. Steam RB-2 1959 JD 214W; 1959 JD 14T; IH 55 wire baler with engine (1440 sq.ft. output, 15 lbs. 1951 Baldwin 14' Model A com- 2 point or 3 point No. 80 baler steam) or hot water (2300 sq. ft. bine 1957 N -H 66; IHC 45T

20 series cultivator, 2 row front °eaeuelkteociljerAikr 1965 JD 215A windrower iTeofgotrlfer.sRmeDthrg Bear Cat hammer mill fRtn%aririw letscniwcdowoolvaofecbCenhri output,30 lbs. hot water). Input 5ctiel1,15at°eaih:hicirreir°Fimoelnro IH 4 -bar rake for late A or 3010 RC 4-owplanrwithndapplicators..... °°!F,5°'n:;td eealno:hno1/20scl1e 432,000 -outputnormal,345,600 1961 Case windrower No. 60 IHC pull t Co-op 7' mower BTU. JD 4 sec. wheel spring tooth IH 249 lister, with fert F931 cart, also a 5 sec. COMBINES cellent Hercules motor, model JXB, i JD Model B 16-8 grain drill, allsize 4x414, with General Elec-1951 Deere 55 combine with 14'JD 55 Hi -Lo 14', like new, fac- new blades head, slick tory cab, straw chopper 1100hrcotpa Jr) FBB drill with fert. tric direct current generator 1956 Massey 60 with 12' plat- D-19 AllisChahnerstrator,1965,excelent.. John Deere 12-8 drill that will run a 60 -inch search- form 1959 JD 95, o'hauled 1: IH 16-8 fert drill with press light. 1959 Massey No. 3 twine baler 1954 John Deere 55, 14' Cable clamps: Tis galvanized; 1959 Deere 214 twine baler, ov- wheels FIELD MACHINERY i;i IH 6-18 & 12-10 plain drills 1 -inch galv.; 1 -inch black; 1% -in. erhauled Super Mtractor . 1H No. 35 wheel disc, 8' galv. 1958 neere 214 wire baler, over-JD BWS 12%' disc, like new $96 IH 37 wheel disc 12' Bolts: 0.875x4, 0.875x3%, 0.625 hauled Case 10' whl. disc, real good IHC 460 tractor...... $2 L ,ToPthr .. IH 36 fast hitch disc x6, 0.625x4, many others. 1955 Holland baler, cheap . tru MF 3 sec. peg tooth 1951 Case SP12 combine, slick IHC 16' springtooth harrow No. 720 Deereor IHC 25 -lb. sight feed acetylene gen- with wheel carrier mtand and 1959 Deere 7300 with new tires ed, electric start55...... $15, PLOWS erator. IHC 3-16 semi-mt. plow 35 hp electric upright motor, 1947 & 1951 Deere Model A trac- NH side rake...... :$ IH No. 412 FH 4-16 could be used for irrigation. tor Ford 5-14 semi-mt. plow 31 7 -foot IHC mower..., $1 BUCH IH No. 512 fast hitch, 5-16 1938 Internationalwinch Case silage blower with 45' pine IHC 2 and 4 row truck mount A selection of 2.14; 3.14; 3-16;truck, highway winch, two sets 2 No. 210 corn heads, one for 45 cultivators All Are Completely FARM 5 4-14 pull plows. & one for 55 Reconditioned or Guarantee AC Dealer - of poles, 15 ft. & 21 ft. 3%" pipe. Phone 2 USED TRUCKS 18x6x30-ft. used I-beam and 12' Schafer wheel disk SEE US FOR NEW BARGAIN CORRAL 1964 Chev. El Camino, clean, channel iron beams. Also new JD 4x14 mtd. plow. Grafn-O-Vators; Blair and Gehl ALTA ' one owner 4 -inch and 5 -inch channel. New Hawk Bilt 145 manure spreaderfeeding machinery; Hesston Co-op side delivery rake,as i. 1963 Chev. 4-whl. dr. pickup angle % inch and 1/4inch, sev- 1962 JD Model R manure sprea-dindrowers; Crust Buster bar- 1959 IH % pickup, 6, 4-spd. eral sizes. der, used little rows; GB loaders; Ansel cabs; No. 163 IHC windrower, I2;1 THIS WEEK' 88" belt pickup for Deere 55 Danuser diggers. 1955 Chev. 1/4 pickup, V8, 4 spd. Some used truck tires,real F-35 lister cultivators, from Kewanee 1953 Ford3i T w/ grain sidesgood for big farm trailers. combine All this machinery is in stood[ and rack JD No. 22 subsoiler, 3 point disk with Water pumps for mailbox and on display on our lob. 14-W wire tie JohnDTretobe$ in.blades 1947 Chev. wrecker truck stands. 11' double bar Deere 3 pt. chisel, 1952 Chev. 1zT 3 -speed like new th freight $ Disk sharpener, roller type. 1947 Chevrolet 1% ton trod 195. 1951 Chev. %T, 4-spd. Blacksmithtongs,allsizes ?0 Grain-O-Vator feed wagon Tri-County Sales with hoist and bed, LWB $ IHC 250 cultivator for H1M EXTRA LON 1949 Dodge 1%T, w/ bed and and shapes. George Munkres 3x14 Allis plow tractor c grain sides Phone Collect Save On "As Is" Equipment_" interest 16x8 John Deere B drill with a until A Bigbee Welding Shop fert. BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 Ford 640, -El AULD 117 S. 3rd Ph. 8-5172 Quite a few older 16x8 fertilizer HERINGTON, KANSAS New Machinery , new pain After hours Phone 8-5857 grain drills New No. 16 IHC forage han th 7' side r CHEVROLET MANHATTAN, KANSAS Older 220x Letz PTO burr mill, ter with row crop attachm -Allis Model HO 1.5414 portable and knife grinder, reg. $2 ndition Good No. 5 John Deere mower DAUER SALE $9 WAKEFIELD ROW CROP TOOLS MH 30 tra 494A JD planter with dry fert. with quick tach IMPLEMENT CO. New F-706 tractors, gas an 694 AN JD planter with dry 0"ite a lot of older plows, diesel at the old price od, $325 fert Aisks & rakes 1954 Super MTA tractor for ex- New No. 8 3x16 Hy Lift pia MF 35 trac RI BBER-TIRED Avery, Case DC and old AR cellent condition nditioned PACKER WHEELS 406 JD planter with liquid fert. neer. tractors. New F504 demonstrator, 19 Cockshutt New style Ford front mount 1.958 IH 101 combine, 12' AT A LOW PRICE cultivator with gauge wheels 820 John Deere null wpco.r hours $23 , ondi If you are one of the many New style Ford 3 point 2 -row McCormick No. 412 4-16 semi- New F-504 demonstrator, 19 , $1195 who are still farming with 2 - mounted plow hours $2 JD H tract cultivator SHOUSE Two new lister cultivators,each row planters and listers with IH 2 row weeder 1957 McCormick 46T twine baler $325 steel packer wheels and have Ford 2 row 3 point weeder 21$ IR SS OHS WC WEE IMPL. CO. 1962 McCormick 46T twine baler Kewanee hesitated about going to the ex- No. 255 IH cultivator Abilene, Kans. 1964 McCormick 46W wire baler THTS SALE LASTS FOR blades(d pense of complete new outfits, Two 3 -section JD hoes THREE WEEKS ONLY 5125 . we would like for you to con- 4 -section JD hoe Store CO 3-3051 1966 McCormick 47W wire baler Ed Shouse CO 3-1066 IH 55 wir sider the following items that 10 used insecticide boxes 1952 Massey Harris Super 27 16' toned and we have been building and had JD No. 823 weeder Ron Shouse CO 34515 combine Lynn's Truck in the field for the past several McCormick No. 60 3-16 plow years, with very good results. TRACTORS New Holl McCormick No 37 10'9" wheel & Tractor Co. ire baler, Ourrubber -tiredpacker 1963JD 3010 gas 17 Used Tractors disk gc wheels will adapt to your out- 1964JO 4020 diesel EV 2-2210 Crowlister fit and sell for $15 per pair. 1964JO 3020 diesel 4010 D, JD; 6000 D, Ford; 3010,McCorrnick No. 100 mower, 2 pt. rtilizer and i They save an extra operation 1961JO 4010 diesel G, JD; 800 D, ('a-ce; hitch MARION, KAI Y two seas of packing. 1962No. 901 Ford diesel 560 G, IHC; 400 LP, IHC; 450John Deere No. 6 cutter with JO 2 -row We will soon have a supply of 1959JD 730 diesel , IHC; 445 LP, M&M row crop & cutter bar at type, $45 our all steel fertilizer units that 1959No. 861 Ford diesel 250 G, JDs EXCELLENT 2 -row curl 1952 can be mounted on your ma- M LP IH 3 60 G JDs 1949 W6 McCormick tractor USED TRACTORS 0, $45 chine. 1956 Ford Major diesel 110 Garden, JD 1950 W6 McCormick tractor IN BELOIT AC 66 court We have a few 3 point mount- 1956JD 60 Super M, IHC; 300 U, IHC; 620 ed blades in 6 and 7 foot sizes. 1949John Deere gas A LP, JD; 630 LP, JD; 70 G,1955 R160 International truck 196co2n4dOit1i0ondsl. std. in excellent Y to go, $!, 1952Super M IH JD; WD 45, AC; IHC; A JD; with bed & hoist 0111Y used FORGY WELDING B JD One nearly new tractor tire 1963 930 CK Case dsl. t1Y used MISCELLANEOUS 1960 MM GVI LP gas .. .P aper Phone 857-.3241 COMBINES 1.3.6b:36 4 ply $00 S CENTRALIA, KANS. 1965 JD 95 16' with cab 1959 95 14 -ft. JD 1 complete 14 ft. header with 1960 JD 730 dsl. new rubber, Two JD 13' RW disks 1962 45 12 -ft JD retractable finger auger & der "4T JD baler 1959 45 10 -ft. JD nearly new roller type feed- USED GLEANERS 4x14 semi -integral plow IH g roller b 1953 55 14 -ft. JD er chain for 125 DI combine work, $1. 4x16 semi -integral plow dTs, veryod g0 d 2 -1966 "C" Gleaners, 16 ft. 1955 55 14 -ft. JD $150 Two "Kim" trailer sprayers SWATHERS 8' 3 -Point 2 - 1965 "C" Gleaners, 16ft. McCormick 16x8 MF drill, low powr-t.rOl & des, near F931 JD 16' wheel harrow 1945 JD G with 114 1964 CH Gleaner, 18 ft. 1965 215A JD 14 -ft. rubber & rubber press .. 1963 Hesston No. 260 swather 0 Graham 1964 A Gleaner, 14ft. Washington Impl. with cond. DI 6' peg harrow sections 1952 LA Case withCharlyna W in go 1962 C Gleaner, 18ft. No. 8 JD cutter with mower bar 55 ...... bon5b. BARGJ 2 - 1962 C Gleaners, 16 ft., cabs No. 68 NH baler IHfCert1.618E0 grass4li EA 5-2301 2 JD 14T balers Massey fe 1962 C Gleaner, 16 ft. chopper Falun Dempster R -M Llts, 2 -row 200 Hesston 14 -ft. 2rpolwrrapem. Lt made to . WASHINGTON Swather trailer pressf. . Inc Ostlund Implement Kra' -'Se tam r mounted MISCELLANEOUS 'Phone ion 15 ft. sbermass ho 55x10 1959 trailer house 1111/ FOR SALE - IH 151 combine Need a good usedcombine? regUla CH 34088 80 -in. Roto-tiller Howard No.56 with many extras. Very good. AC side mower See our good used JD Will trade for tractor, Oliver AC hay conditioner FOR SALE - 1958 John Deere WengerI ALUS-01111111!li CONCORDIA 1800 or IH 650 propane with power steering. John McCor- 2 110 chuck wagons combine, 14 ft. platform, straw Blanding Impl.Ca chopper. Good condition Albert Be mick, Assaria, Kans. SB11 4 -row IHC lister w/ fertilizer FOR SALE - 1963 New Hol- 810 3.14 JO plow J.Dietrich, Junction City, R3, PLgoo land harrow -bed hay trailer. FOR SALE - Ausherman com- 810 4-16 JD plow Phone CE 8-3004. x10 1040 Model, 80 bale size. Elmerbine bars. Airport Service, Clay FOR SALE - Slick 1958 55 John 41411* CO RC It Ai BELOI C Donley, Ellsworth, Kans. Phone Center, Phone ME 2-2785. x16 Hett's Imple. NE 4-5347. x10 Deere 14 -ft. combine $2225. EV 2-2829, Marion, Kans. x10 FOR SALE - 1947 John Deere FOR SALE - 1948Baldwin 155/ IRRIGATION PIPE, 400 ft. of combine,12',always shedded. EV 2-2102 AC SP100 6 in. for sal". Call Junction Ci- SEVERAL ALLIS balers. Some ft. combine withbydratill ndition Motor overhauled last year, good, k3 8:18 RE OWN NU with new belts, press roll andelectric lift, runs K ty, Kans., CE 8-2332 or CE slick. Frank Thiessen, Buhier, Diehl,Ertler:i 8-1650. SB10 Kans, LI 3-2332. MARION, KANS. mint. $325 to $550. Alf Roeder,Lyle or Harvey x10 Seneca, Kans. x11 prise, Kans. WE4-2318. FOR SALE TRACTORS - Roll-A-Matic, FOR SALE - JD Model 30 7', lie UpFor VISTA FOR fits John Deere 630and others. To ALTA Excellent condition. Carl very good. Phone Manhattan 1966 John Deere 4020diesel, C. PR 6-8454. x12 May 9, 1967 AVINCS EQUIPMENT wide front $1400 Schrader, Abilene Rt.2, Phone wide front 1962 John Deere 4010 diesel Acme 607. x10 FOR SALE- 1959 JD Model ENGT,y/ws 045 tractor, 1961 John Deere 4010 diesel 95, 14 ft., very good. Phone Man- FOR SALE- 29'3" MM Grass & Grain kRGAIN 1962 John Deere 2010 gas, ov-Krause tandem wheel hattan PR 6-8454. x10 17 Deere erhauled discs, UND.Up B John 1965 Allis Chalmers 190xt w/nearly new, with multihitch. FOR SALE- Massey Hermit C Farman Will sell unit or separate.Alvin STANDING AT STUD: 2 pure- WD tractor cab, LP, just came in Hoover, R5, Abilene. 7 ft. self-propelled ClippercornbredArabianstallions,one & 1950 1957 AC WD45 diesel, overhaul- x10 bine, in running condition, witl EST PRICEs C Allis withside mount good engine. Price $100. Joe gray, one sorrel, $50 to grade ed FOR SALE :MONszAzioNs - 1954 M -H Super mares, $100 purebred. Ph. Wa- rs 1962 MH 85 diesel, power steer- 90 combine, 16 ft.,new cab, new Buessing, Axtell, Kans. Phonemego 456-7690. x11 fulyEQUIPMENT ing, good paint, -completely overhauled. 736-2995. SB11 ww Allis sidemount mower 1958 MH 65 gas, standard 1954 Oliver 33 combine, QUARTER -BRED Palomino Lucky 14 ft., FOR SALE- Four row Mc-stallion at service, gentle well- Horseshoe Allis sidemount mower 1959 MH TO.35 diesel, overhaul-cab, good condition.Braun ed Bros., Miltonvale, Kansas. Cormick curler. Late model sixmannered. Jim Cravens, PR 6- Allisamil mower Ph. foot M&M one way. Clyde Way7481, Manhattan, after 6. x12 )ECIALS 1955 MH 33, gas 427-3061 x11 lan, Delavan, Kans. 466-2845. baler 5111C rake 1951 MH 44, gas . FOR SALE x10 C baler''''' INC rake 1957 MH 444, gas, power steer- - 3 yr. old Duncan ow IHC John Deeremower ing, 3 -pt. hitch vacuum milk tank, 200 gal. Au-NEW 4 -ROW JD culrivator and corn ' ieed 1959 Ford 871, select -o -speed tomatic washer. Max Shank, Pets New Hollandhay condi- rotary hoe. Never used. Frank 3-1E10 Ph. Navarre 38F03. new motoru 1959 IH 460 gas, good x10 Zibell, Holton, Kans. 66436. res 1957 IHC 450 diesel, good FOR SALE SB13FOR SALE - Americas No. 1 ) No. ... com6e, BIC baler 1951 IHC M & loader - Hough heavy du- 11IC wire baler ty loader to fit IHC W-6.Com- FOR SALE stock dog. Border Collie pups 1949 IHC M plete with Vickers pump, valves, - D7 Cat with DUjust old enough to go. LeRoy ''''''''' OTHER MACHINERY 1946 IHC M unit. Good shape. Good plow, mounted cul- 1951 IHC H good, painted hyd. tilt bucket, $100. Couldbe scoop or roller tractor. Tracks,McCosh, R1, Abilene, Kans. [C 14' combine series front Phone Buckeye 3512. x11 C 12' combine 1956 IHC Super C, like new changed for other tractors. rollers, sprockets, idlers 70%. ors Most of these tractors T h a i n e Maish, Jamestown, Painted, new cushions, ready to 12' disc. Flow fertilizerspreader Kans., CH 3-2459. GERMAN SHEPHERD pups, h12 -row cutter, 15 trac- haven't been here too long. x13 go. Phone -364-2800, Holton, Ks.the best of breeding. Come and ders for D-14 or If you want to buy, comeWANTED TO Buy -a hydraul- SB11see. Jesse Knopp, Chapman, Ks. 3 ''''' IHC take a look. We'll trade oric pump to fit Farmall F-20or x10 10 Farmhandstacker with sell. FOR SALE: Three point hitch anter withGandy M Farmall in good shape. State chments for WD Allis.Power liftfor rs ' COMBINES price. Ivan Wienck, ST 5-2495. 3 NICELY marked Collie pups lot of other usedequip - "A" JD. Phone 3114, Beattie, 6 weeks old, $10 each. Phone C pull 4,x11, 1962 JD 45, 12 -ft. w/ new cab Randolph, Kans...... not mentioned 1959 John Deere 55, power SB11 Kans. x10224-3696, Westmoreland, Kans. 6 used Hy -Lift TRUCKS steering FOR SALE- IHC 10 -ft. springFOR SALE: 540 JD lister, fer- x10 real 1957 John Deere 55 IHC 1100A pickup, tooth, priced reasonably, No. tilizer,rubber press.200 JDREGISTERED COCKER male Chalmers ...... 1958 John Deere 45, overhauled200. ST 5-2495, Waterville, Ivancultivator.480 JD Monitor. cellent 1958 John Deere 45, good for sale or trade. Harvey Allen, ...... Ford 3ton pickup Wienck, Randolph, Kans. SB11Charles Wendland, Randolph, Rt. 1, mile west of St. George, ; 1957 John Deere 45, real sharp tractor, excellent Chev. pickup FGiR SALE Kans. Phone WI 4-2386. x11Kans., on old US 40; first house .... 1952 John Deere 55, good -- Ten new all steel tractor ton Ford pickup 1956 MH 80, special farrowing crates complete with FOR SALE: 494 John Deere west of Flush road. x10 ...... 110 IHC pickup .ctor I've got new 95s and 55sdividing panels. .. Harlan Hol- planter with dry fertilizer and . FOR SALE: German Shepherd ractor are headquarters for Al- in aliead of price increase.thaus, Baileyville, Kans., phone insecticide. $525, good condition...... er parts & machin- Axtell 736-2967. puppies.Charles Wendland, tractor .. Better try me, anyway. x10 Alf Roeder, Seneca, Kansas. ph. IfICtrucks; ' Hesston' Randolph, Kans. Ph. WI 4-2386. ihn Deere recondl WE HAVE lots of machin- FOR SALE DE 6-2800. SB11 x10 tic start and and Kewanee. ery in stock. Over 25 new - JD 101/2' mount- le rake tractorsto., pick from. All ed field cultivator $295. Also JDWANTED: Large self cattle sherlded. 1214 mounted individual tool feeder in good condition. Geor- IHC mower UCHMAN bar shanks. Demo. $485. Casege Tischhauser, phone Elmo 4 LOTS of new and used T48 16' Help Wanted Are Completely ARM SUPPLY machinery. Maybe you can springtooth harrow 2013. sb10 tioned or Guam Dealer - IHC Trucks $225. AC 4 -row snan coupler find what you need. Come rear cultivator" $675. Jr) 45 com- Phone 229-6619 take a look. WANTED tGAIN CORRAL ALTA VISTA bine 10' header, 1957 $1500. Jo- We ar glad to have banning Bros. Imol. Co., Law- AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC e delivery rake, u BUD KEATING, TRAINEES formerly of rence, Kans. Ph. VI 3-8011. x13 Miscellaneous WEEK'S SPECIAL windrower,17 Wamego John Deere dealership, 1957 AC SP100 19 -ft.combine, to fill responsible positions after T cultivators, hot working with us now. good condition $600. Dennis training. No experience neces- Kewanee Model 952, 17- sary, only desire to improve .. $50 to 'disk with folding wings, Bud would like to welcome Ensz, Hillsboro, Kans. 947-3688. e tie John Deere all his friends from that area your standard of living. Train blades and tires(list SB10 in your home town. Age no prob- freight $1517) Our price to come in and visit. ARMY SURPLUS vrolet 1% ton tri FOR SALE - 9W John Deere OUTSIDE WHITE lem. iist and bed, LWB 7 -ft.3 -point hitch mower, with LOW PRICES! Farmers Union Ford mountings, 1963 model, ex- write "TRAINEES" s plow PAINT e io Grass & Grain n "As Is" Equip interestor insurance Hdw. & Implement cellent condition. Paul Freeman, until August 1967. Courtland, Kans. x10 $2.93 Box 1009. Manhattan, Ks. 66502 tut 640, excellent condi- Everett Hoobler Per Gallon w Machinery rew paint and new tires FOR SALE or trade- JD 8' 16 IHC forage '7 side mountedmower Mgr. mounted tool bar for A, B, or G Kimberly Washable h row crop atta 4aft APO YE ktUE with gauge wheels $50. 2 2 -row Vinyl Latex Wall Paint MECHANIC Model CA, extra good Ph. 437-2913 TRUCK AND TRACTOR Life grinder, reg. on weeders $20 each. Universal SALE manure loader $25. Richardson 30 tractor, runs ST. MARYS, KANS. FAITH'S Top wagesforqualified 06 tractors, gas real bale loader $100. 1950 Ford 3& $325 Furniture mechanic, excellent working at the old price ton 4 -speed $200. 1941 Ford 11/2 - East US 24 PR 84786conditions, good shop: must 8 3x16 Hy Lift 35 tractor, completely COME TO LA CROSSE FOR ton, good motor and 14' grain tinned MANHATTAN have own hand tools. box $250. 1958 International 1/2 - IMPOMdfl...... =11110 Cockshutt Model Used Combines ton,4-sneed $100.19481/2 -ton )4 demonsirator, I 50 die- FOR VIE ride of your life. ride Apply in person to Al rondition,near new3 1966 MF 510 diesel, 18 & 20 ft. Chevy, 4-sneed $150 Kenneth D. a Big Horn saddle from Key John Lucas at ii .demonstrator,. $1195 Nienstndt, Phone EV 2-2716, area Milling. Clay Center. Kama. 3 1965 MF 510 diesel, 18 & 20 ft. 316. R.F.D. 3, Marion, Karts. . - ...... H tractor with3 -point 1 1965 MF 510 gas 18 ft. SB 'la. BOWMAN lister cultivators. E325 2 1965 MF 410 diesel, 18 ft. 66861. x11 each FOR SALE -- Dayton Electric Farm Impl. & Truck Co...... ewanee 8 -ft.disk with 2 1965 MF 410 gas, 16 ft. FOR SALE - 1960 D-17 Allis 240 East Eighth blades (demonstrator) Motors, largest selection in SAT .E T ,ACTSvol 1 1963 MF Super 92 diesel, 16 ft. Chalmers LP gas. Good condi-northeast Kans. Also used 3 hp, JUNCTION CITY, KANS. ONLY 4 1960 MF Super 92gas, 14 to 18 EE WEEKS ft. tion. Walt Rudolph, Route3, 5 hp, 7% hp. Van's Electric, 111 55 wirebaler,recon- Manhattan, evenings PR 6-7323.Fairview, Phone 467.3387. x10 and readyto go, 1959 MF 82 14 ft. with cab x10 -- -Complete new supervision with ynn's Truck 1954 MF 90 16 ft. PORTABLE CORRALS for sale 1952 MF 26 12 ft. BLAST GRAIN Blower, 5H el- or lease. Dicks Ranch Siipply,in the organization. New HollandSuper 77 Manufacturer needs men for - & Tractor baler, good 1950 MF 27 16 ft. ectric motor on stand. MovableOlsburg, Kans., phone 468-3376 production in following depart- as new, $475 Only 6 new combine cabsfor on rubber tires. Extra pines for SB11 0 2,2in w listerplanter with Del- ments: r and insecticide, C or C -II Gleaner.... $285 elevation. Phone 623-4297, -- Cabinet Shop used phos, Kans. M. A. Childs. x14 FOR SALE - Lone Star Boat, MARION, two seasons, USED HAY EQUIPMENT - Frame Denartment $675 - - 151/2ft., 75 horse Johnson Mo- - Interior Trimmers JD 2 -rowcurler,lift or1965 JD swather with condition-COMBINE CAB for sale. Usedtor includes skiing equipment. lYPe, $45 er one season. Fits Massey 300. 410 Keith McIntyre, Jewel, Kans., - Floor men trow 1963 IHC 46T baler or 510. Also ?-bottom MM plow, x11 Will train. curler,good condi- Phone HA 8-3638. Good incentive plan.Liberal IN $45 1961 MF No. 10 baler, on r"bber. Richard Chestnut, - - iEDTnAcruRS 1959 New Holland No. FOR SALE - 14' aluminum fringe benefits. Hours 7:00 a.m. IN BEWIT C% combine 68 balerClay Center, Kans. Phone ME to 1:30 p.m. to extra good, with motor 2-5072. x10 Lone Star boat & tilt trailer, 35 dsl. std.in ex go, $275 New 1966carryover equipment - - HP Mercury motor, good condi-Interviews daily. on usedbox at reduced prices FOR SALE - 1960 (WI Molinetion. Roger Colby, Concordia, P A rw,iut Axv.p CX Case 651 tractor $2350: 1960 Baldwin 14 CH 3-2267. x13 rused modern box USED TRUCKS foot with cab $1250 1959 23/4 ton MOBILE HOMES GVI LP gas "" 9711 A mnherct used Du -Al 1965 Chev. 1. ton withAC cab & Chevrolet with 15'6" bed $1295.FOR SALE - Factory build eni Model 100 chassis 77r3°, stdsLeerinnevig, 1960 F600 with new 13'6" bed wagon for six pony hitch and MANHATTAN, KANS...... roller 1964 Ford 1 ton,cab & chassis nd new engine $1195. 1960 C600 ponies. Al Werner, Hanover, Ks. blade.Ideal for1962 Ford F60016 ft. bed, hoist tilt cab with 13'6" bed & hoist. x10 gas' " Work, $125 stockracks CO,TA, verY r3 -point Georee Larson, Miltonvale, Ph. disk with 1956 MC 2 ton x11 70 dsl.,good near new, 18- with 13.5 ft. bed 427-3313. Mobile Homes Poo"' $275in & hoist G with in. .wit Roe Several latemodel lh & 34 tonWANTED - To trade 16ft. Stud Service good conditionme 7 c hise,l pickups wheat header for 18 ft. Lock Case $275 ...... BARGAIN 'yard and new sickle. Good GtAlriliSze!r HOUSE TRAILER 41x8, good drill%Ideth sharie 61C Keith Brooks, For- 0 . Dechant MotorCo. er attath- tis. Kans. Downs Telephone 454-REGISThltED AMERICAN condition. See at Combs Stan- grasser poirlist5, oanundt 4 -row SB11 dard Station, Herington, Kans. mnpst tom. Can 3968. saddle stallion, black, standing. on ------Up grade the riding quality of x10 esS12 ...... vse if co! planter an. Phone CA 2-2581 ft. or FOR SALE - 220X Letz burr -your colts. His qualities are FOR SALE - Great Lakes 35x ot7op Sell for mill, portable. Power take off.style, stamina and speed. $25. 8 trailer house: Chevy fr's con- 700d USedCtIrpnbrifoe.. rPrice Phone DI 8-2326.Calvin Wil-Call 6.6667, Manhattan, even- LA CROSSE, KANSAS Ks. verted into blink house: one goodused Eger Ilnpl. gers. Route 1, Washington, ings. xlipractically new Sund & two co. amair 66968. x10 FOR SALE ED'S SKEETER - AQHA. Ok-MH pickup attachments: Hamp ding ImPl - 1956 IHC 1 ton lahoma Star & Hancock. Sorrelboars.Allpricedtosellim- Boys Industrial pickup, 4 speed,big tires, heavyFOR SALE - Massey Ferguson mediately. D. 0. Parker, Water- SchoolRoad trans., grain 65 gas tractor with good rub-with flashy markings. A natural sides, very good, ber, 2400 hrs.; 4 bottom 14" cowhorse with wonderful dispo-ville, Kans. SB11 $575. Roy X. Carlson,Leon- sition. $100 reg., $50 unreg. ardville, Kans. SB10 plow. Will sell either or togeth- 'mg er. Roland Junghans,R2, Junc-Wayne Dunafon, Westmoreland, too° MINNEAPOLIS Kam. x10 Min Topeka MOLINE U tion City, Kans. CE 8-6360. FORMER CONCORDIA tractor with HD& power take SB10 STUD SERVICE - Ben Shasul lion off on LPgas. John Deere ALLIS DEALER DIES LE withIlYw) SPLid t-combine, A 42 266, registered grey Arab- nineeit, blor: :501.Dennis Plow,3 bottom on HD. 16 -ft.FOR SALE - 1964 Dempster A former Concordia Alli- lift, rt1P-Dield, John Deere 4 -row cultivator. Used verylit- ian. Rosalie and Earl Clymer, itarv_eor 4.230. ans. 947-3688. spring tooth on car- Ks. RR2, Council Grove, Phone 316-Chalmers dealer, Lester Simp- rier. All In goodcondition. Al-tle. Lloyd Hiebert, Hillsboro, ans.WE SB10 fred Tarker, Phone 947-3220. x11 767-6291. x21 son, died recently in Yuma, Ari- Delphos, Ks. sb10 zona...... that feed- 18 Grass The report showed Latest Snow &Grain lots were crowdedwith heavy FARMERS- OUTLOOK But except arm L.H. Simerl cattle on April 1. IN 60 Years May 9, for these heavycattle, the num- 1967 just about the Snow melted on contactwith ber on feed was the ground at Hill City,Wa- same as a yearearlier. snowow fell at Grand keeney, Stockton andSmith Islandli The total numberof cattle onCenter last week, markingthe L temeperatures InFeedlots weather over Ore feed was listed at10,496,000 -3latest snow in the statein 60 all of Ransa.s1 week, with secretarY percent more thanlast year. years. much oft Steers on feed made up71 per- The late snowmarked the beneficial rainsheshe lieFreerna Cattle and prick com- May and Saturday, etfillon ding" Heavier Feed. The latestreport -issued cent of the total this year, 60th anniversary of the with weather d't look There is always important pared with only 69percent a snow of 1907,Richard 'Garrettwarming on Sunday. on April 18,covered 32 Major auofficial n"ws for cattlefeeders in the year before. of the Topeka Weather Bureau Garrett saidthe only Cattle on cattle feeding states. gen USDA reports of said. snow in Kansasto fall Steers totaled 7,492,000 -5 in saiFrisbie,dills Farther north at Stromberg,occurred on thethird percent more than a yearear- in 190 I Nebr., over eight inchesof snowThe snow accumulated lier. Heifers on feedtotaled ofinches in Topeka. to 2,962,000 - a 4 percentdeclinefell in six hours. Four inches from last year. Nowlet's check the numbers in differentweight COW POKES By AceReid Co groups, beginningwith the heaviest. As a basis ofcomparison, figure that farmers willbe marketing around 400,000 fedcattle EW each week. , F656 Dies The heaviest groups aresteers 'wide fr( and deluxe s weighing over 1100 pounds weights, heifers that weigh over900. F806 Mese These groups totaled 806,000 - D}TO, 1,1 36 percent more than last year. dual hyc Most of these heavy cattlehave deluxe But 1.540 4.14 been marketed by mid -May. throw a by that time, many of thelight- -2 660 6.14 er cattle will have moved upin- away la: to the heavy -weight groups. plows . yettaken place so 1 550 5.14 NOCHANGE - Little liquidation has totals have re- The second -heaviest weight throw a cattle numbersshow prolonged period in which groups were 900 to 1100pound 1370 disc I mained high incomparison to previous cycles. Seca( steers and 700 to 900 pound hei- 4 OA...... fers.These groups totaled 4 sectionsN 2,979,000 - only 1 percent more 18 impl, -SPECIALS- than last year. Most of these 1No. 58 6-n cattle will be sold before the covers, Shopworn ings, eqi Overstocked - New- end of May. 1 No. 10 16 seeding New John Deere RL4 4 -row3 -point hitch weeder The middle -weight groups - ...... Special $575 NEW $758. 700 to 900 pound steers plus 500 "Now let me hear you laugh, you said that it would 3 No. 544-rm to 700 pound heifers -- were es- tickle you if it rained a foot!" 190"too: New John Deere RL2, 2 -row3 -point hitch weeder, timated at $,750,000 - the same 1 No. 47 Tw NOW $290 number as a year before. Most hitch ja( new $396 2 No. 47 Wir of these cattle will be sold in bale chu Bolster Wagon Hoist, 16 New John Deere, No. 150 97.50 June and July; some of them CONCORDIA TRACTOR, INC, 1 No. 410 fits most all trailers, new$142.50 NOW won't get to market until Aug- 1 No. 16 9 -ft CONCORDIA, RANI ust or later. CH 3-3381 1 Adjustable New John Deere Model L ManureSpreader, 75 bu. $469 JOHN DEERE SALES & SERVICE I No. 120 with used truck tires, Save NOW The number of lightweights - 500 to 700 -pound steers and heif- GRAND OPENING SPECIAL 2No. 100 Be Spreader, 95 bu. ers weighing under 500 pounds New John Deere Model R Manure $579 1 No. 100 Be with used truck tires, new $720 NOW - was 2,551,000 - just2 per- 4 rows of new John Deere PA 802 rotary moldboard listen, No. 100 Be cent more than last year. Mar- with fert. attachment, with rubber press wheels 1 No. 2A He 19.95 ketings of these cattle will be (2 rows .... $500) No. 550 Fl Field Fence, 32", 20 -rod roll spread over a long period - USED spout e3 mainly in August, September, 1 No. 300 8- 1964 John Deere 14 -ft. No. 55 combine $5100 1 No. 7 Fer Pax, 30 bu. 10 -hole Hogfeeders, regular price $97.50 77.50 and October. 611 C'-ase gas tractor, P. steering, live PTO, 3 -pt. hitch, good sure.. NOW 1 Minimum tires $315 Steer calves - under 500 4 -row . John Deere 5 BTM, 16" plow, on rubber, factory hyd ,late Pax 45 bu., 10 -hole hogfeeders, regular price $110 pounds - on feed numbered 1 No. 303 C NOW 87.50 286,000 -- down 6 percent from style moldboards 3515 tary fan last' spring. COMBINE SALVAGE PARTS guards, USED Judging from the above fig- BELTS. RADIATOR, TRANS. TIRES, ETC. 1No. 303 Co ures, the market receipts of fed er, 13 -ft. Jeep 4 -wheel drive pickup, 1961 model, exception- cattle may continue to be above ally clean, new tires, a real buy $1095 last year's levels for a few USEE weeks. But receipts during the AUCTION IHC 11/2 ton truck, 12 ft. bed, 2 -speed axle, good summer may be just about the COMPLETE LIQUIDATION tires, underbody hoist, all $995 2 Farmall 4 same as in 1966. CONCRETE CASTING CO.-Div. of Farmall 560 Marketings of other cattle Co. John Deere Ford, 1964 5000 diesel, Super Major, very clean, may not be much different from Kansas City Concrete & Quarries Farmall Su one owner $3195 144 South Kentucky Avenue Area 816 HU 34114 last spring and summer. Much KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI of the central and southern Internationa IHC no. 15 rake $250 Great Plains (that had been 10:00 a.m. dry) got good rains around the Saturday, May 20- .... middle of April. These rains 2 N -Holland PTO model 68 baler, twine, very very Heavy Equipment have improved the pasture and UNIT CRANE 15 to 20 ton ser. 53024 Model 1953 clean $850 p.318 range situation and the outlook. THEW LORAIN CRAWLER CRANE Motor (Cat.) Oliver 3.14 Supplies of pork are expected Model 50L Rating 20 ton boom 60 ft., 1952 Minneapolis John Deere 214WS baler, wire, PTO, very good, GO -DEVIL MOBIL CRANE (Drott) Model 85 RN2 field ready $1095 to be a little larger than last MICHIGAN HI -LOADER 175 front end loader with21/2 a year - up maybe 5 or 6 per- yd. bucket ser. 1742 diesel NjoashnservIeeRrael cent. Supplies of broilers are al- 1962 WHITE TRUCK TRACTOR Allis Chahr Allis Roto Baler, 1958 model $595 so expected to be up 5 or 6 per- Hyster Straddle Carrier - 2 rubber tire gantrys3000011T Travelifts - Clark Fork Lift 6000 lb. cap. cmt - maybe more. Loader 1966 IHCScreen4410Cforkxi21ifdtec-k s1e9r66IHC3414 Tractor ilnliteterrnanatitio°nn: COMBINES The strength of consumer de- 37V-140 mand is quite uncertain. Em- Bucket Elevator, double chain 60 ft. open type Kewanee 1958 John Deere 45, 10 -ft. bar, one owner, always ployment and consumer de- Twin Grizzley feeder Syntron Vibra-Flo crusherfeeder 1] shedded, extra clean $2350 mand are at record levels, but F-66DT style FOA73251 ser. 154F280593 440V 2 there have been some layoffs. T nd41t1a8weimthsDrott loader, ser.3131 Low 25ton-9tra trailerser.torwithDC5 Ford P.P00i. Furthermore,strikesand Link Belt Speeder Backhoe ser. 4545 1956 John Deere 45, 10 -ft. bar newmo- $1695 threats of strikes interfere with IHC 4606IndursetriraltiTrersactor with Industrial Loader, the distribution of livestock new 4 Tuternath 1956 IHC 141, 14 -ft. bar, oneowner, always shed- and meat. The result is that 9 -COMPRE- 9 John Deere ded, very good condition ATLAS COPCO Model AR36005cu. fSORSt.on skidswith 125el $1750 consumers are unusually cau- and V.b I Intenuttic tious about spending their mon- 440 volt3 Ph. 6 cyl. Westinghouse elec. motor drive hiternaii ... Call Us Collect CE 8-4103 ey. NEW DAVEY 125 CFM compressor ser. 12286 Just about every price -making WORTHINGTON0NR8A5CDFMS Portable ser. 683320,JOY'S 2 internau factor in the cattlemarket choiceD!rele seems to be unfavorable at this STEEL FORMS (Double & Single Tees) A'17ATI.TS MATERIAL INVENTORY - PAVING BREAKEno ALL time. If and when one or more ''uCOMENI BOWMAN'S of them becomes favorable, cat- COMRPOLOEFTECHOFFIANNCEELFITRRNMITST&TREEQ84TTEITIETTAET USEDNiA tle prices could move up $2 or COMPLETE SHOP EQTripmENT tio AT TREsi JUNCTION CITY $3 over a period of 60 to 90 Hundreds small items used in precast & Ready -Mixopera Your (Write for complete brochure) days. FLIN1 Junction City- Manhattan Area L. H. Simerl Auction Confbleted By INC; John Deere Dealer Univ. of Illinois HAGEL AUCTION CO., 34 hone 4210 North Elmwood, Kansas City, Mo. Area 816 GL. tural Stabilization and Conser- vation Committee. Grass It Gram To Ignore The ASCS was instructedto farmBureau hold the meetings as a follow- May 9,1967 up to the recent meeting in Hutchinson in order to "obtain comments andsuggestions - at Grand Invitations from agricultural leaders and temperatures goreUSDA farmers on agriculturalpro- .over all wouldn't take. part in any more of 1{.- secretary ofAgriculture grams and problems." Ith much such meetings. of trils'al any more Frisbie said the Hutchinson beneficial Freeman has Frisbie said the state Farm rains ding" meetingsin Kan- urday, meeting had been used foran with Bureau has declined to send wes for anyFarm entirely different purpose than don't look any representatives to three fu - 2". On Sunday, there. was originally intended. ttsaid; u officials ture meetings ordered by Ftee- d the only president of the "The Kansas Farm Bureau Frisbie man to be held by the Agricul- Kansas tofall hisorganization feels that it is inappropriate, 1 on the said third in improper and a clear yiolation )1A7 accumulated to of our constitutional system of 1 Topeka. government to promote meetings such as this for the sole BY Ace Reid purpose of promoting programs or legislation," he stated. "Farmers will speak for them- selves through their own or- ganizations. They do not recog- 6 ply front 15.5x38 6 ply rear IPTO, nize people who are hired to ad- Diesel, 6.50x16 1 F656 axle, 2 -pt., fast hitch,dual hyd. valves, TA, minister programs as proper Protection wide frontdeluxe fenders, aircleaner indicator, 10 front deluxe seat, spokesmen for farmers, and A long -abandoned farm buildingstillaffords weights, 2 rearweights $5830 they do not recognize county 7.50x18 6 ply front,18.4x38 8 ply rear, 1000-540, some shelter on a chilly day for this calf on a Marshall Fgos Diesel, front axle, remote control,2 -pt., fast hitch, ASC committees as their spokes- county farm. IPTO, wide TA, Horn air cleaner, ind. float lock -out, men. dual hyd. valves,deluxe seat People serving on these com- paid some $17 million of them. deluxe fenders,-Mounted Steerable Plow, HSCX bottoms mittees are recognized by farm- KIOGA noted in its release of 1 '610 414 Semilays 17" rippled coulters $ 890 throw away ers as hired employees of the tax figures that oil and gas KC Market Semi -Mounted. Plows,HSCX bottoms with throw taxation went up $2 million al- 9 5606-14 17", rippled coulters. These arealso steerable secretary of agriculture. At the away lays, $1280 governmental level, the prero- tho valuation of petroleum pro- plows.. -Mounted Steerable Plow, HSCX bottoms, gative of determining public perties actually decreased by Names Director 550 5.14 Semi Shannon Evans has recently throw away lays,17" rippled coulters $1067 opinion and of making basic $33.4 million. 18" blades $ 850 Only 18 counties in the statebeen appointed director of the 1 370 disc 12 ft.,No. 7 Peg Tooth harrow with draw$bar policy decisions belongs to the Kansas City Livestock Market 1 6ft. Sections of 225 legislative branch - the Con- had no oil and gas taxable production: Atchison, Cherokee, Foundation. 4 sections No. 4. RotaryHoe, 21" wheels on hyd., folding No gress." 18 implement carrier $ 670 "Our membership, has spoken Cheyenne, Doniphan, Gray, Jef- 1 No, 58 6 -row Planter,big seed and fertilizer hoppers, disc many times on this subject of ferson, Jewell, Logan, Mitchell, covers 9" furrow openers,disc markers, all sealed bear- `who shall speak for the farm- Osage, Ottawa, Pottawatomie, ings, equipped with dual wheels $1650 Republic, Shawnee, Smith, Tho- ®Au T2so 1 No. 10 16x7 CombinationGrain Drill, 20" wheels, grass er?' and they are real conscious "1-30 seeding attachment, hyd.lift,sealed bearing openers of the fact that when policy ismas, Wallace and Wyandotte. $ 925 made by the same people that In 20 other counties the oil and Shannon said that it would 3 No, 54 4 -row Cultivators, 21 shanks, 2 rollingguide fins with administer it, we no longer have gas tax amounted to less than Evans 190" tool bar, long enough for six narrow rows .. $720 one-half of one percent of the foot!" 1 No. 47 Twine Tie Baler, equipped with bale chute trailer, a democracy." hitch jack stand, PTO drive $1750 total county tax. No.47 Wire Tie Balers, PTO drive, trailer hitch, jack stand, Most of the heavy tax contri- bale chute $1915 butions were in western Kansas He fills the post vacated by $ 520 roRINC No. 410 Rotary Cutter, trailing Oil Still Major which has major oil production Jim Hedricks, who resigned No.169-ft. Rake $ 510 in many counties with small CONCORDIA, Adjustable Hite Bale Loader $ 310 to accept an overseas assign- No. 120 Semi -Mounted Balanced Head Mower, 9 -ft.bars In State's populations and comparativelyment with the State Depart- SERVICE $ 550 small county budgets. ment. No.100 Balanced Head Fast Hitch Mowers, 9 & 7 -ft. bars Taxation Tables The highest percentage east Evans has been with Swift & SPECIAL $ 586 of US 81 was in Greenwood Co._ for nearly 20 years, serv- a 100 Balanced Head, ;3 -pt. Hitch Mower, 9 -ft. bar $ 535 The Kansas oil industry may tary moldboard a 100 Balanced Head Trailing Mower, 9 -ft. bar $ 565 County, in which 17 percent of"ing in Kansas City, St. Joseph, r press wheels . not he the industrial giant it all taxes were contributed by o. 2A Hay Conditioner $ 675 once was in this state, but it Des Moines, Omaha and Los 0) No, 550 Field Cutters, 950x14 floatation tires, 18" vertical petroleum taxation. Angeles. spout extension and truck spouts $2865 still is a potent factor in the The figures were next tligh- I No. 300&ft. Rear Mount 3 -pt. blade $ 235 economy. est in Chautauqua, Butler, Mc- e ... 1 No. 7 Fertilizer Distributor, 12 -ft., 20" wheels, land mea- In fact, in at least seven coun-Pherson and Marion counties. 0.4.*10*.11 PTO, apt hitch, Vi sure $ .375 - ties oil and gas dominates the ...... S4 1)Iinimum Tillage Spring Tooth to mounton IHC Planter economy, paying around 40 per- POSTPONED CATTLE SALE 4.1'01V $ 290 )ber, factory hyd, No, 303 Combine, 26" tires, automatic header control,ro- cent of all property taxes in the !EVERY MONDAY tary fan screen, cab, straw spreader, 6 bat reel, reel end county. guards, PARTS 13 -ft.platform $7070 The counties - all in western No, 303 Combine, 26"tires, rotary fan screen, straw spread- HOG SALE . TIRES, ETC. Kansas - are Ellis, Graham, er, aft platform. 6 bat reel, end guards $6665 EVERY, WEDNESDAY Morton, Rooks, Russell, Staf- Due to the rain, we postponed ford and Stevens. our sale scheduled for May 6 to (Sale Time 12:00 Noon USED TRACTORS& MACHINERY The industry pays more than BEATRICE, NEBR. IN 20 percent of all property taxes TRACTORS Sat., May 13 LTION 0 Farmall in several other counties - Bar- Beatrice 77 of 460 Diesels, both fully equipped,choice.. $2175 ' Starts 1:00 p.m. LIVESTOCK SALES CO. CO.-Div. all 560 Gas, fully ton, Grant, Kearney, Kingman equipped, good tires $2675 2miles northofBeatrice Deere A, latemodel, powontrol, a real buy at $ 550 Rice and Trego. at the farm 1 west, 1/2 north, 2 Quarries C01 all Super C, Nebr.,opposite theairport. EC 34 good condition, cheap at $ 275 Across the entire state, the west of Riley, Kans. Area 816 industry pays close to 5 percent Phone 223-3571 OURI PLOWS For Listings, See G&G May 2 ternational of all property taxes.The fig- CLARENCE TEGTMEIER 2.16 pull type, realgood $50 DELMAR JURGENS 10:000.0 temational530 3 -point 3-14- plow demonstrator,like new ures are from the Kansas Inde- Oscar Johnson International pendent Oil and Gas Associa- Aucts Vernon Ewing & ent ., ....No. 30 3-14 fast hitch plows,both good,choi$29ce tion, an organization with an Pete Harz ...... $125 Model 1953 te tiona No...... obvious propaganda task. The E Motor(Cat.) er 314 pull211 fast hitch, real good$195 figures, however, are authentic. ft., 1952 eapolis-Molinetype, good condition $100 >,6 In all of Kansas, the KIOGA Model 85R.N2.,, 2.14 pull type, OK $35 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN SALE with Pi Deere 3-14pull type, high clearance, figures show, local property nd loader Harris 3 Cyl. lift $1M At the farm, 4 miles and 11/a north of Beattie, Kans. Chalmers point. 3-14, good condition $65 taxes amounted to some $372 3-14 snapcoupler, good shape $95 million and oil and gas property tire gans,,t vs 30 DISCS May 24 12:30 Noon cap - rnaflonal12 -foot sealed POSTPONED 42 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN COWS - 26 due to freshen 3414Tractor _niational bearing No. 37, good $325 10, 9 -inchNo 37, good blades $275 from May to September; 12 due to freshen in May and 40 Uliver 11-foot sealed June - some of the better cows will be heavy springers; pentYherPe nDireee 11 -ft, bearing dis"s, both good,choice . $?50 c feeder wheel disc,good condition $225 20 Registered heifers ern -goy 11 -ft. RW. The Bernasek foundation cattle came from Ambrose rigid disc, real good condition . $275 1F280593 ser.31 d0hn Deere11 -ft. KBA Keiser of Seneca, }Cansas, who in turn, got his start from Drottloader, wheel discs, both real good, choice Clyde Hill Farms thru a group of females and a bull of Sir wheel.disc,this Bess Tidy and Rock River Hengerveld breeding. On these disc is real ...... :221 Due to weather, the Aaron females, Mr. Bernasek has used American Breeder's Service strialLoader," Strunk est. sale scheduledMay for several years. There are 4 daughters of IdealBurke Intermitbonal BALD' CHOPPERS, MISC. 6 at the farm 21/4 N. of Hwy.15 Deere 45 Hay Balers,priced to sell, choice $100 in- Elsie Leader; several daughters of Tidy Burke Fobes; Ida ; V.tri 135 interne, from the 14th St. & Buckeye Falls Stylemaster; Wis Insignia; Nemaha Reroyal Burke; `"'" and Rake, real goodcondition $250 on SA. Donal"(4411No. tersection, Abilene, will beheld motor 50 two -rowchoppers, reconditioned, choice and also Wis Captain. e, elec. ationaw There are some individuals in this herd that can be No. SAT., MAY 13 developed into top individuals by a person with cow exper- 1228620 JOY'S' this ,r lnterpationaj 01..61 ...... EARLY MORNING ience and know-how. These are Country Cows that need an fir.683. choice ...... otue Planters,io.Chopper, Opportunity. . one 8:00 a.m. MILKING EQUIPMENT AND MACHINERY ALL ...... Tees) ElTi EQUIPMENT tel hi 7% -ton. Chore -Boy steel feed bin; 500 gal. bulk tank and $n$f VING B/IpNT MUST SELL AT ONCE 55.s' Please Note The Time EQI raInt E1/'ICtigivrEiVONTTRS. compressor; 1962 year 4 -unit Chore -Boy pipeline milker; ELF A REALBUY ON NEW AND$250 No. 61 IHC forage wagon and extension feeder on large AT TRINL, For Sale Listings See Grass & Grain May 2 tires & heavy running gear; No. 40 IHC Universal blower r oPe PRICESNO TRADES and 50 ft. pipe; 50 or 55 IHC chopper pickup attachment. Reafr- WILL BE ACCEPTED Health Papers Furnished rod°.e) CUNT Aaron Strunk est. E. A. Bawdy, Salina, Kans., Sale Mgr. 11v HILLS Rose Ella Curran, exec. 11:0 TRUCK& TRACTOR Aucts. Carl Schnell, LeeRemy DON BERNASEK Owner CO., DI 2-4756 and Wm. Schnell. Beattie, Kans. fo. A EMPORIA. KANS. May 9, 1967 20 Grass & Grain

"The Friday opening on the firearms season will give us the effect of a 3 -day weekend," said Dave Coleman, Pratt, chief of the Commission's game division, "and should increase the deer harvest." He explained that a "slow" hunting period has ICA been experienced on Monday IN A NICKIIIIN and Tuesday in each of the last two seasons. "This way," he CHOLERA STATUS As of January 1, chartshows said, "Monday should be the of hog cholera eradication program in the United states 14%st states - Montana, Nevada, Utah, Vermont and Alaska it only slow day, since several -are areas will allow the taking of free of the disease. any deer on Tuesday, the last day." The annual archery season, as in previous years, will precede the firearms season. This year, SHEEP SALE it will extend for 57 days, from October 1 thru November 26, Monday, May 15 leaning and hunting will be allowed This herd statewide, with the number of safe. Thelean permits to be unlimited. WEST SALEBARN Applications for permits for both archery and firearms hunt- .4 Concordia,Kane, ing will be accepted by the Com- mission if postmarked earlier Starts 1:00p.m. Dep than Jul y17 or after Septem- EXPECTING ber 1. Firearms permits, as last OVER 1200 HEAD higher year, will be alloted on a first Fertilizer usa, come, first served basis, with SHEEP OF ALL KINDS the applicant to list a first, GOOD BREEDING RAMS, ALLBREEDS second and third choice of hunt- BREEDING EWES FEEDER LAMBS ing areas. Twenty percent of FAT LAN% Di2 EWES WITH LAMBS n the permits in each area will be 11(d19669ea51:6, issued to landowners and farm For Information Contact Tom Walker, Concordia, CH 3.1674 The Office Chores tenants at $5 each, while the Or Auctioneers totalitoe other 80 percent will go to Kan- Larry Lagasse - Concordia Rollie Lagasse us Activity at G&G area sale barns will start toshow Phone CH 3-1714 seasonal slowdown this month, but auctions keepbusy sas residents at $10 each. No Phone CH 3-2215 during April. Here is office crew at NewtonLivestock: permits will be issued to out- Concordia Sales Company (seated) Loretta Hall, Dorothy Ratzlaff, LeonaSchrag of-state residents. and Laura Jansen; (back)office manager Barbara Firearms permits will in- Roux and Walter Schmidt. creased by 450 over last year, to a total of 6450 for the year. firearms season await Kansas Saturday More Permits, deer hunters for 1967. Two new areas, the Pawnee The Fish and Game Commis-and Middle Arkansas units, situ- AUCTION Area For Coming sion has set the third annual ated in the Great Bend and MAY 20 firearms season for December Hutchinson areas, account for 8-12. This calls for a Friday op-200 of the new permits (100 Deer Seascin nDi lue se ening date, compared with a each). Several others are being SALE Starts:12:00 Noon Two additional areas, an in- north Saturday opening the last two raised slightly over last year, Lunch Served of Marquette crease of 450 firearms permits years. while some are being lowered in and a new starting date for the areas which experienced heavy Due to health we are quitting farming and will sell it kills. Several units have also public auction on the farm located 11/2 north of Abilene, Kans, Farm Who Says You Can't been increased in area (square on Highway No. 15. John Deere I miles) this year. rubber, good SP, A-1 afford a new baler ? 1944 In addition to the new units, IHC F-14 tractor on rubber, for CATTLE good shape WC All WE CAN DELIVER A the former Missouri River man- 2 Angus cows, 3 yrs., small 1952 Massey Harris No. 2610. 9 ft. tandem agement unit has been divided IHC side del calves at side ft. SP combine, good Dearbornrubr for 1967 hunting. The eastern 4 Angus cows, 4 yrs., heavy 1958 IHC No. 45 hay baler, go portion of the unit, to retain the springers good IHC 45T bal Missouri River name, will have Angus ikeifer, 2 yrs., heavy John Deere No. 200 2 -row nil IHC 7 ft. po NEW CASE 200 permits, and the western springer tivator, good Shop built 7 2 Angus heifers, yearlings ,John Deere 2x16 plow on rut) section, to be called the Dela- Guernsey cow, 4 yrs., been ber, good IHC 3-14 plc ware unit, will have 400 per- fresh 5 weeks, a good milkJohn Deere No. 20 hammer ienre 330 BALER mits. cow (tested) mill Guernsey bull calf, 5 weeks IHC 8 -ft. tandem disc 28 ft,grain TO YOUR FARM FOR Other units and the number old IHC No. 182 2 -row lister on 12 in, of permits to be availableon NOTE: Nice set of Angus rubber electric m each include: Smoky Hill 200; cattle, Bangs vacc. & areaIHC No. V-25 7 ft. mower, Danuser pos $230 DOWN tested. Kanopolis 150; Kaw 850; Marais good Pt., good Humboldt front end loader Letz iced rr NO CARRYING CHARGES UNTIL OCT. 1, 1967 des Cygnes 300; Neosho 350; A Ponies & Eqpt. with hookup for Model manure lo See Us Today For A Deal You'll Like. Lower Arkansas 150; Solomon 2 Welsh ponies 7 and 8 yrs., tractor 400; High Plains 400; Kirwin- well matched and broke toDavid Bradley 4 -bar siderake KUHLMAN MOTOR CO. Webster 750; Republican 700; work or ride on rubber, good 800t Tuttle Creek 800; and Chautau- 2 black ponies 4 yrs., broke toDavid Bradley 4 -sectiondrag Two 500 gal LINN, KANS. qua Hills 600. ride and work, half Shetland harrow with foldingevener, tanks 2 POA mare ponies, with good small colts at side Old 4 -wheel manurespreader Ford tr Sorrel saddle mare, 4 yrs., on steel, workingorder bed hoist green broke and gentle, 850 with 4 lbs. Victor grain blower Chevrolet Rubber tire pony parade wag- cylinder Continentalmtr. tr See The NEW horse for salyag on, good one Walking plow; 4 -ft. 10 & 12 2 ft. Factory built pony -cart on fresno;22 -wheel trailers; 4 wheel rubber iron wagon tongues; 2 -ft. truc SPEED Antique pony cart on bicyclehorse fresno; road slip;2 bug shafts wheels gy 'tongues; 2 buggy I EaTCrl Set new pony show harness Tractor Tumble bug;4.svhl IlDvvi9thA2Iiis MOYER and collars, nice trailer with flatbed;2old Set new pony pulling harnesshorse cultivators;iron wheel lers rebu and collars (heavy) wagon; Van Brunt12x18 grain AT WORK ON YOUR FARM Set new large pony size sin-drill;doubletrees; neck er, Plain gle harness yokes; pony pullingdouble Now YOU can be your own contractor Odd sets of older single and trees. Roptr, for less than the cost of theaverage double pony harness IngersollR; terracing job on your farm. The SPEED Set leather fly nets and odds MISCELLANEOUS Several MOVER can move "100 to 150" and ends shed; hun, yards of Used lumber;12x20 dirt per hour with yourown tractor. oil;large barrel of harness se; Farm Machinery post drill; pipethreading sects,d8rra Here Are a Few of the Many JobsIt Can Do for You 1951 John Deere A tractor, misc.items; Ingersoll shovels;saws; listed. iiliPle°nstt SPREADS GRAVEL BUILD TERRACES CLEANS CATTLE LOTS power trol, roto-matic, new and 107 small itemsnot Rs:0c'; GRADE ROADS OR DRIVEWAYS0 CONSTRUCT WATERWAYS OR PONDS PULL EXCESS DIRT AWAYFROM FENCES Chicagors°r GOUND FOR IRRIGATION. FILL MUD HOLES * LEVEL pn4 J. CLEVE STOFFER, Owner Iner Ask for a No -Obligation Demonstrationon Your Farm Aucts: Foster Kretz and Elmo Steffen, Clerk: Claireanyder, Clay Center, Kans. Talmage,Kans. ROY LIPPERT GREEN, KANSAS Ph. WA 6-4422, Morganville. Phone 944-2723 Banker: Farmers National Bank of Abilene, Karts' 411ets: Ted Kiervir

17 (K20). So, Kansas farmersapplied May 9, 1967 Grass & Grain 21 about 16 thousand tons less nitrogen than removed,5 thous- and tons more P 20.5than re= moved, and 40 thousandtons less K20 than removed. This means that Kansascan- not use much more fertilizerun-

less yields are increased,San- der points out. Increasedferti- lizer use will createsome demand by increasingaverage yields. But the greaest yieldin- creases will come from improv- 1, chart shows ing overall management. he Unitedstates, nit and What kind of yield potential Alaska does Kansas have? '"It -seems possible thatin 25 years we could average 40 to 50 bushels of wheat, 120 to 140 bushels of corn, and 79 to 90 bush- Use a LUTTIG metal all -welded self -feedertoself - ALE els of grain sorghum,"says feed your cattle. Will not leakorrot,and feeds Sander. down good, reasonable in price. wring Tower Before wheat yields can in- Capacities of 150, 250, and 350 bushels. 15 Holsteins knows whichside of the barn appears crease greatly, new hybrids will This herd ofold frame structure rs nearPonca City, Okla. The leaning have to be developed that have SALE BARN high yield potential under high from 31,000 to 254,000 tons, fertilization. Present hybrids Telephones: Office 535-2610-Res.: 535-2350 phosphate increased from 41,000 cordia, Kalil, rtilizer Use and technology are available to EMMETT, KANSAS to 114,000 tons, and potash in-produce high yields of corn and creased from 5000 to 18,000 tons. arts 1:00 p.m. ponds On sorghum. Fertilizer use increased 30 per- However, Kansas yield poten- XPECTING cent from 1965 to 1966. tial is dependent on water sup- Can this phenomenal increase t 1200 HEAD gher Yields ply. So new methods of water has in fertilizer use continue? conservation andutilization rtilizer usage in Kansas In 1966, the average yields of KINDS pled during thelast 10 may be required. -Firestone About 200,000 tons were wheat, grain sorghum, and corn Increasing, pressure for food LL BREEDS was 24, 45, and 60 bushels per 'edto Kansas farms in production, increased research, VIBS FAT LA, reports Dr. Donald H. San - acre, respectively. These three and improved management are crops removed about 269 thous- [BS Extension agronomist at keys to future fertilizer use in State University. By and tons of nitrogen, 109 thous-Kansas. Concordia, CH 31 the total was 850,000 tons. and tons of phosphate (P2 0 2 ), By doubling present ,yields Champion Ground Grip and 58 thousand tons of potash - Rollie Lam trogen usage increased and by planting more cropland Phone CH 3-2215 acres because of declining gov- ernmentreserve programs, REAR TRACTOR TIRES ompany Kansas could use about 700 tons

Saturday of nitrogen, 280 tom of P 205, LOW PRICES and perhaps 150 tons of K 9 0 Champion Ground Grips AUCTION by 1980 or 1990. MAY 13 THE REPLACEMENT TIRE SPILT TO MEET AND Saturday EXCEED THE REQUIREMENTS OF MOST FARM- ERS. SALE Starts 10:00 a.m. MAY 20 Lunch Served, 11.2-28 4 ply $29 12.4 4 ply $43 Personal Income ,13.6-28 4 ply $48 Starts:12:00 Now Due to the death of my husband, I will sell at auction located Wes north and 51/2 west of McPherson, Kans., or- 7 miles east 14.9-28 4 ply $55 Lunch Served itutinette. On The Rise 12.4-38 4 ply $56 13.6-38 4 ply $58 2 mall jack hammers ming and will sell Personal income in the U.S. in arm Machinery304 Koehring shovel with Case 1966 rose 7 perevni, with aver- 13.6-38 6 ply 70 orth of Abilene, gas engine 34yard, used 14.9-38 6 ply $80 hn Deere No. 55 combine 14' age per capita personal income very little after recondition- 15.5-38 6 ply $82 SP, A-1 ed at $2940. r, good WC Allis Chalmers trac- 18.4-34 6 ply $115 rubber, % yard drag line bucket Kansas and its neighboring .4 tractor on tor 1 yard shovel dipper stock shape ft tandem disk states were slightly below aver- Plus Fed. Ex. Tax & resaleable and boom, 3/4 yard clam tire. ssey HarrisNo. C side delivery rake shell b, cket age, Kansas averaging $2814 - combine, good arborn 2 -wheel spreaderonThurman 25 ton portable scale, per capita, Missouri $2845, Ne- C No. 45 hay rubber, good A-1 condition braska $7819, Oklahoma $2456, 45T baler, PTO 200 2 -row Anthony 6 yard demo hid and 'Colorado $2872. ere No. 7 ft. power mower 30 ft. flat bed semi -trailer, 5th NEW. SLIGHTLY BLEMISHED good p built 7 ft, power Highest average in the coun- plow on mower wheel e,re 2x16 3-14 plow Allstate winch; 2000lb. try was in the f FIRESTONES ood hn Deere silageblower wreLitingball;Farguhar 28 lumbia which averaged $390 oere No.20 ham ft. 4 in. auger 12.4-28 .... 4 ply .... $36 16.9-30 .... 6 ply .... $90 with electricft. rubber belt conveyor; sand; ,1a motor per person. Connect 11.2-38 .... 4 ply .... $45 14.9-26 .... 6 ply .... $69 tandem disc ft. grain screen; 3,/2 inch centrifugal $3678 average.I )ela ware $3563, lister auger on carriagepump with heavy duty Ford 12.4-38 .... 4 ply .... $50 16.9-26 .... 6 ply .... $78 182 2 -row ft. 8 in. grainauger with motor; cement vibrator; Inger- Illinois $1511, New York $3480, 13.6-28 .... 4 ply .... $43 18.4-34 .... 6 ply ... $100 electric motoron carriage California $1449 arid Now .ier- V25 7ft. mower user post hole soll air motor with wire brush; 13.6-38 .... 4 ply .... $51 . digger, 3 4 cylinder Wabasha engine sy $3414. Plus Fed. Ex. Tax & re- Pt, good 13.6-38 .... 6 ply .... $65 saleable tire, it frontend logi tz iced mill, with 28 volt generator, belt At the low end of the scale M fanning mill,driven; 4 10.00x22 12 -ply truck 15.5-38 .... 6 ply .... $72 hookup for manure loaderwith cylinder was Mississippi with a $1751 av- ft. blower tires, new; two 8.25x15 Mich- tr pipe elin tires, new. erage. 3radley 4-bar side plement trailer Consumer prices were up :3 FIRESTONE FIELD & ROAD TIRES ubber, good and 800 gal,fuel tanks MISCELLANEOUS 4-sectionea 6 500 gal,rubberized fuel percent for the year, lowering radley tanks 4 and 81/2 HP gas engines; the net gain of the 7 percent in- SUP-R-LON v withfolding 1/3 HP electric motor; some TRUCKS hand tools; forks; scoops; spe- come increase. 18.4-34 6 -ply $129 e sorea Plus F.E.T. & re -saleable tire Ford truck,2 -speed, cial large size wrenches; 22 heel order grain el,working bed hoist 31/2in. open end wrenches; REMINI)F.:R with rd truck, turnbuckles. 'rain blower 1% ton Comparable Savings Continental mu_ truck and 5 gas pumps; oil barrel er for chassis ON OTHER SIZES 4 -ft !1°TF, pumps; pump jack; David ing2Plow; & 12 ft traileirsi wheel truck beds Bradley 21 in. chain saw; cov- 2P-wheel truck chassiswith bedered wire;tag axle with igon Wngcilestip; 2 springs;thick saddle gas esno; roa. VY CONSTRUCTION Due to the death of my hus- Wagon Tires UI P tanks; pair heavy duty truck 4, I 11.95 ues;MO 9AllisMENT & SUPPLIES springs and shackles. band I am leaving the farm, 760.15-6 ply Tumble bligi Chalmers or with 2% 25 truck wheels and rims; will sell at public auction all 900-14.6 ply 12.95 flatbed;s o yard bucketloader equipment at the farm located with iro le rebuilt) (rol- rear truck axles and wheels; ultivators: Ford engine; truck and trac- 18 miles southeast of Junction 12x1' Cedar Rapid Van Brunts: neck tor parts; City, Kans., on the Humboldt FLOTATION TIRES bearings,jaw crush- engines; heads; ou letree double sewn- blocks; radiators; batteries. Rd. bulling a3'ai,motor Rd. 6 ply 11x15 ponyP pni reconditioned, Ton of iron; scrap, angle, ta Vista on the Humboldt narY motor'needs 24.95 ers011 Rand repairchannel, junk; 2 heavy steel Watch for sale sign. drill(Type wagon rock safe doors;salvagetractors, 1,01jS J26-OPM3) ISCELL° s oral hundred A and U Allis;1949 John WEDN., MAY 10 drill bits,someTimpken lumpr:ss rock Deere D; three junk com- Sorts , carbide in-bines with bins. Starts 12:30 Noon )f llarnereding. Free Fast Mounting - Prompt Service th &Pointsassortsedstems,.spades 11; isc IH PiPe Pr,er Two 2 ton trucks; two pick- Machinery, including an On -The -Farm Service saws: - not- Ran M-F iteins 'raild 160 cubicft. ups; three cars; some 2 and 4 Farmall 200 tractor; 1964 small mount 160d air in. pipe; old implements; list- wire tie baler: 1964 Aif-rside comPres-ers; cultivators; plows; plant- tools; imple- 'eagnPneumatic del. rake and other tiler jack hamers; wagons; many used tires ments and misc. items. TIRE STORE Owner - 14 & 15 in.; 8.25x20 & hundreds owe of items not mentioned. For Complete ListingsSee Clerk: Grass & Grain May2 REX KOPPES MRS.PAULWOERZ, EDWARDS OK813 Sixth ME 2-2167 of Abilene, Owner - DOLLY -vrelirehbbielL,i4MePh Clerk: Boesker Aucts C. W. Crites McPhersonMacPherson. Clerking Service. Junction City, CE 8-5720 CLAY CENTER, KANSAS and Ron Montgomery May9, 1967 9, .31111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111=1 FFA May HORSE SALE G&G Calendar Spotlight Thurs., May 18 7 E. Michael Samples, 17 May 9 - W. L. Waddle and ry & Bertha Laudeman est., Livestock ofErie was name( Aue Y'ol, R. Luther farm sale east of Doris Deines, admin. Aucts EMPLOyRonIA Star Farmer of Kan .C:unttiN§"DM Bennington. Aucts. Frank Remy, Sharp, & Schnell Bros. sas and Dale Ray- AS Harz & Bob Perry. mond of Garnett was May 13 - Household goods in elected president of May 9 -- Real estate &house - Salina, Donald E. Gray est. the state FFA grotty hold goods in Clifton,Mike Aucts Frank Harz and Bob at the annual conven Rossman estate. Auct.Foster Perry. Lion of the group Iasi Kretz. week at Manhattan. Cow Rem Other officers are Royal May 13 - Farm sale, road ma- CKato, May 10 - Farm sale southeast chinery, shop tools, & misc. Ed Bogner, Winfield Apparent of Junction City, Kans., Mrs. vice president; Ron- SERVICEABLE Mrs. Paul Woerz, northwest ald Quint, Hill City, WITH WEIGHTBills Dolly Edwards. Auct. C. W. of McPherson. Auct. Ted secretary; Terry Priced RECD

Crites. Krehbiel. Handke, Effingham, $300 toS500 treasurer; Samples, GRANT POOLE May 10 - Farm Sale, Wm. J. May 19 - Household goods reporter; and Steve MANHATTAN, Debold estate, west of Salina. Haas, Fort Scott, sen- Raymond KANS, and house in Clay Center, Mrs. Samples Located 4 mi.south of I.7 tinel. intersection,2mi. Frank Harz & Bob Perry. Maggie Affleck. Auct. Foster Dowell Creek Rd. west Ph. PR May 10 -- Dispersal of Mt. Zion Kretz. Milking Shorthorns, Ness Ci- May 20 - Household sale, Sal-May 24,25, 26 - Antiques, The Growing Hog Market Is At ty, C. E. Dietz. Fred Rogers, ina,Mrs. Minnie Pfeifer. household and misc. items in Menlo, sale mgr.; Dick Sears, Aucts Frank Harz & Bob Per- Clifton, Kans., Carl Schuma- auct. ry. ker est. Auct Foster Kretz. WASHINGTON SALES CO. 0110red May 12 - Antiques and house- May 20 -- Complete liquidationMay 26 - Mrs. Muriel Van TRY US SOON Burtis hold goods northeast of Clay of Kansas City Concrete & Home, Salina. House trailer last 'wz6s- ashonored Center, Mrs. Helen D. Sewell. Quarries Co., Kansas City, and furniture. Aucts. Frank HOGS every TUESDAY state Univer Postponed due to rain from his Mo., Aucts Hagel Auction Co., Harz & Bob Perry. CATTLE every WEDNESDAY All Sales iddlein Clot), file port May 5. Auct. Foster Kretz. Inc. Start 1:00pa May 26 - Special horse sale in `A Growing Market reifer May 12 - House & Furniture, is a pan, May 20 - Real estate & per- Concordia, Tom Walker. for Finished Cattle ntrti May -me B. F,irrey estate, Sal- ofsthe Kans ina. Kans. Accts. Frank Harz sonal property in Greenleaf, ration. Ile% Leona Killman Lueker. Auct.May 27 - Complete dispersion tbe & Bob Perry. sale northeast of Lawrence, hlishing Don Roche. CALL ME IF YOU WANT AN APPRAISAL Brier Horse 21 Ks., Juniper Hill Farm, Stew- wed aspreside May 13 Farm sale north of two May- 20 - - Furniture & antiques art Newlin and Gordon S. Barn Phone EA 5-2266 'Residence EA 5-2393 Oration for Abilene, Aaron Strunk est. recognized as a p Sale postponed from May 6, in Galva, Ruth Hill. Auct. Ted Kay. Phil Ljungdahl, sale WASHINGTON, KANS of quarterhorses Krehbiel. s Rose Ella Curran. exec. Aucts. mgr. Ray Sims, auctioneer. at livestock and Wm. Schnell and the nation. Carl May 24- Registered HolsteinMay 29 - Household goods in a ranch in Lee Remy. sale north of Beattie, Kans., Clay Center, Mrs. Warren /I Don Bernasek. Sale mgr. E. Doty and May 13 Furniture, antiques & Young. Aue_. Foster Kretz. top. A. Dawdy. Also honored 1 real estate in \-Voodbine, Hen- June 3 - Furniture & antiques, die Club wa-s Salina. Uphoff & Nethaway. state livestock Si CHANGES IN FARMS WITH MILK COWS Aucts. Frank Harz & Bob !loner. Perry. MIL. FARMS* COWS PER FARM June 3 --- Household goods NUMBER OF MILK COWS° MILK PRODUCTION PER COW northwest of Abilene, Jack Mil. cows room le. 16 Burdick. Auct. Foster Kretz. 8 Due to the rain, our receipts were somewhat lighter. A 20 June .3 . Contractors eqpt. & very good sale is coming up for this week's sale. Anyone with 1017--z=--J-L, household sale in Manhatttan, feeder cattle - 1 or 100 - we have a good outlet fortop price AGGIE HAR 6 1930 1940 1950 1960 1930 1940 1900 1960 12 for 700 to 900 lbs. Watch the hog market; we have four No.ofE11,21 Cows per Lawrence Welter, 315 3 farms r'2,1 farm auct. packer buyers and can sure use all that can be brought in. Below are consignments already scheduled for this week's salt June 10 -- Complete dispersal sale of registered Quarter **************** ** ** * * * * * * * **tic*** horses, Elmer & Evelyn Zeck- Anyone desiring pasture for 40 cows and calves or set., Alma, Kans. 40 to 45 yearling heifers, contact the sale barn. Wehad * * * * * ** * * SPECIAL CONSIGNMENTS * * * * * * *4 Oct.28 Kansas Milking basi4 e 1930 1940 1950 1954 1959 1964 Shorthorn Society state sale 65 head of real good feeder cattle, weighing 700 to 800 lbs. Lowing *CENSUS DATA. OJANUARY 1, MILK COM NUMBERS. in Hutchinson. Freg Rogers, sale mgr. Dick Sears, auct. 25 thin Holstein steers weighing 350 to 550 lbs. The number of farms with milk cows has been dropping 2 charolais whiteface horned bulls, 4 years old 3 wf hfrs steadily for years, but the number of cows to the farm has in- Nov. 3 5th annual Hammar- creased. Likewise, average production of the cows milked has with papers, ready for service. 1 wf hfr- increased. These changes are shown in this chart prepared by lund-Shamrock Angus sale. 1 shorthorn heifer milkcow, fresh by sale date. '41 wf hfr USDA. St. Marys, Kansas. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * ** ******f 6wf strs The following is a. sampling ofour sale: Nov. 4 - All breed calf sale in 1 wf str- Manhattan. Olson and Fager- 4 blk hfr Inc. berg., joint sale. HOGS HEIFER CALVES Ronald Rice Motors 11 whiface heifers435 @ 24. 1 blk hfr CHEVROLET 79 mixed butchers216 p20.40 OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC Nov. 15. 1967 Registered 9 white butchers211 p20.352 charolais heifers595 @ 22. 5 hol str North Kansas' Largest Volume Dealer Hereford sale, Smolan, John- 9 hamp butchers 220 @20.4010 whiface heifers480 0 22. 2 wf bull son Hereford Farms: Elmer - 9 black heifers 335 0 24. NW 2nd Phone CO 3-4000 45 mixed butchers218 p20.25 1 wf ABILENE, KANS. L. Johnson & Sons. 4 whiface heifers 450 @ 24. str- 22 mixed butchers247 p-20.15 3 hol sty 15 mixed butchers220 p 3 charolais heifers495 @ 22. 20.20 Nov.18 Kocher Herefords 2 holstr 28 production salein Onaga, 13 white butchers 211 @20.30 Herman Kocher & Sons. FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS 2 bwf str SOWS 12 whiface heifers995 A 21 3 blk 890 @ 23. str NEW OLDSMOBILES Nov. 18 - State ewe sale in 2 hamp sows 225 @17.20 6 blkwhif heifers 2 red sty Hutchinson, Kans. Purebred 3 hamp sows 320 @16.902 whiface heifers 810 @ 21. Sheep Breeders Assn., V. E. 2 red sows 440 p15.701 whiface steer 790 0 22. 10 wf hf) Sold at the half 775 @ 22. -way McAdams, sec. 11 black sows 335 p17.351 whiface steer 1 spt sti 4 hamp sows 550 p15.00 2 holsti Mark inour Volume Nov. 22 -- Hereford production HOLSTEIN STEERS sale in Marysville, Peterson's 690 p 22. 1 blk hfi PIGS 2 holstein steers Olds Selling Campaign Herefords. Elmer Peterson & The pig market was a good one.1 holstein steer 510 @ 22. 1 wf str Son. 700 @ We have 15 new Olds Good pigs sold from $17.50 to 1 holstein steer 18 hols in stock, with 20 hrsweeaidghT 300 This great volume selling more on the way. 3 holst 1 wf hfr drive runs through June10. Sell- Nov. 25 Fall sale of Arbuth- $20.50; others from $15.00 to ing and delivering 28new Olds far exceeds 350 lbs., theeinstee 2 hol ume ever achieved in the any sales vol- not Herefords, Haddam, Ks. $17.00. A few smaller ones at st Olds department at RonaldRice $11.00 to $13.00. Motors. Bob Arbuthnot. VEcaS, wf hfr wf hfr It proves one thing:People who've always Jan.20,1968 -- Rebenstorf whiface wanted to STEER CALVES own an Oldsmobile have discoveredthat the special prices Herefords PrOduction sale, 73 wf bul and exceptionally long 24 black steers 560 (@26.15 have an Oldsmobile. trades make it possiblefor them to Elmer Rebenstorf, 'Sylvan 2 cows&clfs wf str 5 black steers 222°23122 Grove, Kans. 385 p28 . 5049 wcohwifsag8ceccifosws&clfs bwf hf Now in stock are: Olds 5 whiface steers380 p29.00 p 210 F85, Cutlass, CutlassSupreme, little blk Belmont 88, Delta 88, Olds98. POSTPONED 1 whiface steer 370p30.00The cow market was a st Due To Rain 3 black steers 400 @28.25lower all over.Cows soldfir' 2 wf str Come in and pickout the Oldsmobile with a few deal like we've you want. We'll The Public Auction Of 9 black steers 585(5025.70$15 .50 to $17.00 1 blk hf never dealt before, becausewe've got a lot at stake in reachingour goal. 5 blk bull calves625 p23.00good cows heifers 2 blkst Mrs. Helen Sewell 11 redwhif steers440 p27.20higher.Others from$14.50t: You'll find that theplace to go foryour new Oldsmobile 1 wf bul is Ronald Rice Motors 1 in Abilene... where trading will con - will be held on red hf vino., you that you'llsave a lot at North Central largest volume dealer. Kansas Fri., May 12 LICENSED AND BONDED 2 holhi CHEVROLETS Beginning at 12:30 Noon BARN PH. JUNCTIONCITY CE84471 3 wf sty If you have livestock to appraise, call: OLDSMOBILES Location 3 east, 4 northand 1/2 east of Clay Center. VERN LANGVARDT,Manager, 502 UPLAND CADILLACS For Listings See G&GMay 2 HOWARD LANGVARDT,Auctioneer, 520 Una" Auct. Foster Kretz HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Pl101°4.,863 AIM

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.011111111 SellAtSt.Mar 15 whiface heifers-----438 Sell 23 BY Tuesdays 3 whiface heifers---___ 5 whiface heifers-_____390 Cattle & Hogs Auction 4530 Or Buy 580 @22.75 5 whiface heifers-----_ 23 9 whiface heifers 5280 1 whiface heifer 610 @22.50 3 whiface heifers--____ 23 Some stocketo 500o 23. Oun manIza this week was uneven. 3 broface heifers 621 @22.40 6 black heifers---___-_ and ,Seeders were setting steady and some spots 8 whiface heifers 616 p22.30 4 charloais heifers ----- 535023 we)Le 50to $1.00 toweit..AU ctasses oi kiLeing 7 whiface heifers 695 @22.10 6 whiface heifers------494 560 @22.00 23. cows wene $1.00 towa.Fottowing £ a panti.at. 3 whiface heifers 2 charloais heifers---__522 3 red heifers 598 @21.75 7 whif & red heifers-- Listing oi our consignments: 428 0 22 2 black heifers 600 @21.60 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 3 blackwhiface steers-- 486 @ 28.90 2 black heifers 625 @21.25 COWS 5 whiface steers 553 @26.10 4 blkbroface steers 412 p 28. 50 1 charloais heifer 610 p21.20 1 black cow------_ 25.75 386 @ 28.40 760 0 18. 4 broface steers 605 p 11 black steers 8 whif & blk heifers 945 @21.05 1 holstein cow--__--_15300 4 blkwhiface steers 573 @25.60 1 whiface steers 450 @ 28. 30 3 whiface cows---__- 17. 4 blk & blkwhif strs 562 @25.40 3 whiface steers 416 @ 28.20 HEIFER CALVES 1 holstein cow--___-_916 p 37. 230 @28.00 1235 017. 2 whiface steers 550 @25.40 2 whiface steers 425 @ 28.10 1 whifce heifer 2 whiface cows------1150 0 1 broface steers 580 @25.30 165 @27.50 17. 9 blkwhiface steers -----424 @ 28.10 1 whiface heifer 1 holstein cow----___1185 3 blacksteers 625 ©25.00 4 black steers 488 @ 28.00 4 whiface heifers 365 @25.90 17. 1 black cow 1110 0 1 whiface steers 670 @24.90 3 whiface steers 355 @ 27. 70 6 blkbroface heifers 396 @25.30 2 black cows 17 2 whiface steers 575 @24.70 3 black steers 331 @ 27.50 2 black heifers 277 ©25.25 830 @ 17, 1 black cow 1250 @ 1 whiface steers 635 @24.60 5 blackwhiface steers428 @ 27.45 6 whiface heifers 441 p24.70 17, 1 holstein cow 1090 @ 2 black steers 575 @24.50 4 blk & blkwhif steers 451 @ 27.20 1 broface heifer 370 @24.50 1 whiface cow 2 whiface steers 757 @24.40 6 whiface steers 522 @ 27.10 2 whiface heifers 375 @24.00 9300 16, 1 holstein cow 1230 0 2 blkwhiface steers 650 @24.30 6 charloais steers 531 p 27. 00 2 black heifers 292 @24.00 16, 3 whiface cows 12780 16, 6 whiface steers 740 @24.10 7 whiface steers 535 p 26.85 7 blkwhiface heifers ----455 @23.95 1 whiface cow 14 black steers ,758 @24.10 -4 blk & blkwhif heifs--- 500 @23.90 8850 16, STOCKER,& FEEDER HEIFERS 1 whiface cow 1030 @ 8 whiface steers 651 p24.10 32 whif & blk heifers 555 © 23.70 10 whiface & blk heifs--526 p23.75 16, 1 holstein cow 915 @ 16, 16 whiface steers 724 @24.00 3 blkwhiface heifers 555 p 23.70 33 whif & black heifers- 453 @23.70 1 whiface cow 2 charloais steers 565 @24.00 1 whiface heifer 610 p23.70 16 whiface heifers 454 @23.70 7350 16, 763 @23.80 4 black cows&cfs------0189, 6 l-kbroface steers 8 whiface heifers 584 @23.55 3 whiface heifers 443 @23.70 6 black cows 7 shorthorn steers 759 @23.65 --- @171 rawberi 2 blkwhiface heifers ----605 @23.10 4 blkbroface heifers 462 @Y23.60 14 black cows 4 black steers 635 @23.60 -@164, 2 whiface heifers 627 @23.00 3 charloais heifers 363 @23.50 14 black cows Frank D, 3 whiace steers 796 23.50 -@160, 19 whif & blk heifers 558 @22.95 2 black heifers 460 @23.40 7 black heifers strawberr 4 whiface steers 786'@23.30 1 whiface heifer 620 @22. 80 rovolny a 5 black steers 750 @23.20 2 whiface heifers 617 @22.80 yfarm 48 2 black steers 565 @23.10 For Information or Estimates LIVESTOCK COMMISSIO rvice, 2 white & roan steers 603 @23.10 4 black steers 656 @22.80 Rezae Barn 3 black steers 653 @22.70 St Marys 437-2999 COMPANY STEER CALVES Famous Oc 250 @32 . 00 11elaine Rezae 1 whiface steers St. Marys 437-6288 Queens To 18 whiface steers 385 p30.25 The long4im4 4 black steers 376 p30.25 Elmer Inithurn luxury ocean tra 365 @29.90 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 3 whiface steers Mary and the Q 5 whiface steers 360 @29.50 Kramer ofGreatBrit 12 whiface steers 466 @29.50 St. Marys 437-2993 10 whiface steers 479 ©29. 30 Steam -Ship Co., 14 black steers 367 @29.10 senice much 1 6 whiace steers 400 ©29.00 Auctioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby & Verlin Green las said it Queen Mary ou mom- -7--- October, and th will be I Central Kansas Most Cunard is bu Modern Livestock Auction. . West Side OfSatin try liner - called the Q - but it will nt TWO SALES EVERY WEEK til early in 196 The new sh MONDAY THURSDAY le in cons Fat Cattle 9 a.m. le the sar Cattle Only ngers -a Hogs sell at 11:00 a.m. followed by Selling starts at 11:00 a.m. Cattle two older t; our regular cattlesale as they are will sell in the order they are consigna 'gh about 58, unloaded. ed on the books. fourthst We sold 2420 cattle, 590 hogs last week. The Mon- Vetter Bros, Newton 5 wf hfrs 618 @23.40 of the ol, day sale was the largest Monday sale yet. We sold Vetter Bros, Newton 9 bwf hfrs 540 @23.10 FAT CATTLE Der size 11.06 p 23.1 382 fat cattle, 552 regular cattle and 590 hogs.The Curtis Martini, Lyons 37 wf strs 779 @24.40 Carl Nichols, Salina50 mix strs ptable to sr 1090 o 23.25 fat steer top was $23.65 and the heifer topwas $23.20. Curtis Martini, Lyons60 wf strs 850 p24.20 Ralph Critcleson, Rox 22 mix strs sing stop-oN The hog top was $18.60. Clemens Feedlot, Abi 24 mix strs 1094 @ 23.45 Elizabeth Walter LeClair, Lyons72 bwf hfrs 636 @22.60 ; Walter LeClair, Lyons46 wf hfrs 612 @23.30 Even Pogue, Minneap 30 mix hfr 963 @ 22.45 restricted 992 @ 22. CATTLE Emil Gabelman, Linc16 wf strs 283 ©-32.25 Francis Jirak, Tampa 25 mix hfr call by their 1042 @ 23.30 Richard Johnson, Gene 95 mix hfrs 682 @23.27 Emil Gabelman, Linc25 wf strs 355 @30.10 Leoanrd Belton, Tamp 24 wf strs ew internat 1116 © 21.25 Richard Johnson, Gene 50 wf hfrs 593 (_ 23. 30 Emil Gabelman, Linc36 wf hfrs 2 95 © George Tischauser, Ca 18 hol strs ety 26 . 50 1006 @ 22.8S requirf Frank Kubick, Linco 78 wf hfrs 544 ©23.85 Leonard Stein, Gyps 10 bwf strs 715 @24.30 M Aurther Nelson, Lin 87 mix strs e also requ 1049 @ 23. Gene Deeds, LitRiver 13 blk strs 573 @24.60 Leonard Stein, Gyps 5 bwf strs 388 ©25.50 Ira Redger, Tampa 2 blk'strs tions to ti Ray Whitehair, Abile18 wf hfrs 577 ©23.10 Bill Barlow, Burdick 1 hol cow 1290 p17.00 HOGS eh Cunard Don Woellhof, Morgv5 blk strs 578 ©25.40 Rauph Bruning, Ellswo 6 char strs 584 p26 . 25 Bill Murphy, Minnea 212 @ 18.35 too costly Don Woellhof, Morgv6 blk strs 749 ©24.30 Marrian Anderson, Sm 7 hol strs 400 p24.00 9 blk hogs Elden Arpin, Abilene10 whi hog 237 @ 18.35 Queen Ma Dave Anderson,Wind3 shthn strs 49() 26 . 50 Leslie Crane, Gypsum 1 wf bull 1345 @22.60 Stan Quinn, Benning 219 @ 18'52,m In 1936;tit Van Bloomquist, Falu 10 wf hfrs 419 23.50 Jahn Petiman, Lincol1 wf bull 1265 p23.60 6 red hogs John Stenfors, Assaria2 wf strs 517 26. 80 C A Johnson, Burdick Palmer Price, Salina11 spt hogs 212 @ 18.60 The sera 1 blk bull 1165 @23.80 207 @ 18,25 Virgil Schorder, Bev5 blk hfrs 479 23.00 V Baccus, Minneapol1 wf cow Phillip Oberg, ,mola 9 mix hogs ships is ab 1050017.10 236 @ 18,25 h. Cunard, Dean Glahn, Gypsum 22 mix hfrs 611 22. 90 George Tischauser, Ca 1 hol cow 1465 ©18.10 Emerson Altman, Tes5 whi hogs 'William Wicks Jr, Els A Traulsen, Lincoln 4 mix hogs 218 @ 18.55 ideroffer 8 bwf strs 431 28.50 George Tischauser, Ca 1 hol cow 970 @1 7. 70 William Wicks Jr, Els Fred Bolte, Lincoln 10 mix hog 248 @ 1%70 , British 10 bwf hfrs 480 23.20 Elvin Ade, Wells 1 blk cow 1405 ©18.20 A W Meyer, Herington 4 wf hfrs Alfred Mayor, Gypsum 8 mix hogs 237 @ Presently 394 24. 80 1 Darrell Carlson, Fal 1 wf cow 1055 @1 7. 50 18,50 Carl Lindquist, Brkv 10 hol strs 337 Lowell Larson, Lincol 14 hamp hegs221.@ ut a dozen CT 25.10 Ivan Weinhold, Wilson 1 hol cow 1425 p 18,30 Carl Lindquist, Brkv 1 7. 70 Emery Frost, Smolan 213 @ 12 hol strs 423 23.80 Emil Richert, Canton 1 blk cow 775 @ 6 mix hogs of all flag 17.50 455 @ 15'19 tlantic. Alfons Bast, Ellsworth 4 wf strs 461 25 . 80 Con Goracke, NewCam 1 blk cow 1130 p17.20 Fred Heigle, Longford 5 mix sows One Alfons Bast, Ellsworth3 wf strs Leon Geisert, Hope 11 whi hog; 225 @ 18- tes Lines, 587 25.40 Leonard Stein, Tescott 1 red bull 1255 @22 . 30 @ 14.25 so L A Somers, Tescott 4 wf strs 481 Claude Morrical, Linc 16 hamp pigs 27.60 Ray Shepard, Tescott1 blk bull 1325 ©23.25 14.00 costs, in Ted Rathburn, Conwa 9 blk strs 748 24.00 Vern Cherry, Niles 10 mix pig! el, and lim Ted Rathburn, Conwa 3 blk strs p. 16.75 911 23.10 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES Donnie Kempke, Kano 24 mix pig! market ha Raymond Albers, LitR 20 wf hfrs 558 ©23.10 ocean tra' C A Cowsert, CounGro 2 char strs LAURENCE CLEMENCE 440 p29.80 ° decades. C A Cowsert, CounGro 6 char strs 522 @27. 90 Abilene Phone CO 3.3091 Jacobson Bros, Lindsb18 wf strs 816 p24.70 MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN H A Wing, Minneap 12 wf strs 695 ©25.70 Durham Phone 732-3371 Farmers & Ranchers Nikel Bros, Windom 16 wf strs 741 ©24.70 BOB MUIR Nikel Bros, Windom 10 bwf strs CO. 719 p23.55 Salina Phone TA 3-2963 LIVESTOCK COMMISSION Mildred Stout, Alden5 mix strs 761 @ 23.00 heatPI John Stout, Alden 7 wf strs 510 p2 7. 50 Market Reports John Stout, Alden 10 wf strs 643 @25.60 Radio Station KSAL, Salina West On Old US 40 r John Stout, Alden 14 mix strs 725 p23.30 6:45 a.m. Every Salina, Kansas ) Janet Whitehair, Abile 7 blkstrs 692 @24.60 Monday, Wednesday & Friday John Whitehair, 1 heen111:xo_f th hfrs 301 GL.91)-- -- KFRM Rare Phem. TA, 5-0211 Paul Crandall, LitRiv Brain trradeaticeme 25 wf strs 531 p 28.05 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. Bonded Licensed