30,30 30,10 30,00 29,90 29,70 29,50 29,50 0 29,50 CIA 0 29,25 0 28,80 0 2835 15th year no. 22 July 29, 1969 0 28,60 0 28,30 0 2830 il28,25 Place restrictions on sale 0 28,20 and use of certain chemicals to 0 28,10 Game Commission keep them out of hands of un- SHOWING THEM HOW trained persons. Dick Warren, horse specialist at the University of Nebraska, shows Wendell Bever, Norman, Okla., 21.20 one G&G area youngsters how to show and care for horses. The meet- Wants DDT Ban of the National Wild'ife Federa- .E.0 ing, at Hutchinson, was one of four in the state in July held in pre- tbion, also appeared before the 21.50 TOPEKA - The LegislativeCommission, said the persistent P 21,25 paration for county and district fairs as well as the state fairs upcom- committee. Council Agriculture and Live- pesticides should be eliminated It plans to move slowly before ,'E. J0 21,10 ing at Hutchinson and Topeka. stock Committee has been toldbecause of their extreme toxicity Discussion included the ways to train horses to stand properly and making a final decision on pesti- 21,00 the use of DDT and other long-or long-lasting effect or both. cides, Bower said. P 20.65 to perform so that judges may see their better qualities in the show ring lasting pesticides should be ban- "It is my belief that we have We're a bunch of farmers and 20.60 both athalter and in the mounted classes for showmanship. ned in Kansas. put deadly poisons in the handswe're not likely to go off the Rules for showing and management of the horses for entry in the of too many people who are un- P 20.60 George Moore, director of Kan- deep end.Onthe other hand, @ 20.60 4H club contest at county, district, and state level contests were ex- sas Forestry, Fish and Game able or too selfishly motivated towe're human beings," he added. @ 20,50 plained and discussed fully during the day. understand thepotential harm @ 20.25 that can be done to our environ- ment, to himself or to his neigh-,Missouri Resumes @ 18,60 300 State Bldgs. bor. @ 18.20 See No Abrupt Shift Hog Shipment @ 17.10 Don't Meet Fire "It is my contention that we have allowed deadly poisons to be Safety Standards scattered 'throughout the worldWithin State From Farm Supports Arthur Ramey, state fire mar-without sufficient advance inves- Swine movement restrictions ION shal, has said that 300 of 800 tigation to know what effect they'in Missouri have been relaxed. The Nixon administration ruledhearing before a standing -room - Dexter D. Davis, commissioner out any abrupt cut in the 3 bil-only audience that had expectedstate buildings do not meet firehave on soil, water, wildlife, do- safety standards. mestic animals or even man, of agriculture, said the incidence lion dollar a year federal farm to hear some verbal fireworks of hog cholera has dropped to a price support system. during Hardin's first formal ap- Ramey said use of combustibleMoore said. ceiling materials, usually some Rep. John Bower, R-McLouth,level that will permit near nor- Clifford M. Hardin, secretary pearance before the committee. committee chairman, said the mal movement of swine within of agriculture, said that "for theInstead it was a quiet affair, form of fiberboard or tile, is the irys, most widespread fire hazard. hearings on pesticides were, inthe state. oreseeable future- and I don'tranging over a multitude of at determining The disease was first spotted lmow the number of years farm problems and food stamp Even the fire marshal's office pant,aimed - we itself - in a building not ownedwhether legislation banning early do June when several iterds are going to need price support problems. some types of so-called hard pes-in Southeast Missouri became in- ograms for several of our corn- Even the protection of con-by the state - turned out to be ,ans. suhpect. ticides is necessary. fected. odities." sumers got some attention. Rep. Moore also made these recom- - Allmovement of swine was Graham Purcell(D -Tex.)ques- Ramey recently -moved into He also said he would like to quarters rented by the state mendations: then halted, except for hogs sent the food stamp program to tioned the advisability of retiring Encourage use of biologicalto market for slaughter. 'd the poor handled separatelyfrom crop productionlarge from a private owner in down- town Topeka, controls and development of new Davis said that feeder pigs a general farm bill. But chunks of land and turning the and breeding stock will be allow- Rep. W. R. Poage (D -Tex.), land to cattle grazing. Ramey said he will submit a ones. full report later to Gov. Robert Eliminate aerial spraying ed to move within the state, but hairman of the agriculture corn- Livestock producers, he said, without consent of all adjacentout of state shipments will be re- would hold back breeding stockDocking. Docking ordered the mitteee, insisted that the "pro- survey of state buildings for firelandowners. stricted until further notice. ction and distribution of foodinstead of sending them to mar- Dr. George Stiles, state veterin- ket, and thus cause a rise in thesafety after a blaze at Osawato- Limit ground spraying to hould be kept together and mie State Hospital last Decemberthe crop and crop land to be arian, said five adjacent states ought to the House floor at theconsumers' priceof meat. Of treated. No field borders, fence have agreedto start accepting me time." course, he said, the price wouldclaimed two lives. Officials deter- mined that fire to be arson. rows and shelterbelts should beswine from Misouri next week Cattle Poage is seeking leverage tofall as cows produced more if the incident rate continues to onsign Among buildings found defic-sprayed. make certain that present farmcalves, but this would 'be over ient front a fire safety stand- Use more selective chemi-drop. rograms are continued, withoutthe long run. ca's and less toxic materials. FATALLY INJURED Hardin, who is considering pro-point, Ramey said, are the State ajor change. Toward this end, Capitol and buildings at Topeka Eliminate ground or aerial IN STABLE ACCIDENT he has put the food stamppro-posing some form of a land re- spraying in streams or across Vivian "Doc" Mayfield, Sa'ina, tirement program to hold downState Hospital, the Boys Industri- gram in the farm bill to attract al School and Kansas Neurologi-streams. was killed in an accident at a uppont of urban members whosurplus production, agreed and cal Institute. Requireallused bags, stable north of Salina. Mayfield ould like to slash farm subsi-said that any land withdrawal waste, unused chemicals and suffered a skull fracture and oth- dies and Ramey said the only major in- 24 @26.40 use more money to feedshould be "gradual." Further, he washing and cleaning or equip-er head injuries when he was e poor. stution which has not been 32 @ said, the administration was not ment to be handled ina safestruck by a horse while cleaning 1 @ 2645 checked is the state penitentiary 1 yet committed to any one land Nearly all of the 33 members at Lansing, manner. inside the stable. 212 @26.00 f the House panel attended theretimement idea. 48@ 25.95

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I CO PROLIFICLIVESTOCK SHOWMEN back with Suffolk lambs "bought" with emblems from Gooch products. At left, Ken, G&G area familieswill have a difficult time surpassing the prolific livestock show- 16, shows the lamb for which he paid 5900 Red Circle points. Eight -year old Jeffrey, n* manship recordsof the Kenneth Ebert family of St. George. Frequent participants center, paid 5800 points for his lamb, and Rick, 15, paid 5900 for his lamb. WO' at many fairsand livestock shows, the Ebert boys and girls have been successful All three boys also won cash awards for projects from purchases at the 1968 auction. EllS biddersand contest winners at Red Circle auctions over recent years. Ken won $25 for a project with a Hampshire lamb, and'Rick and Jeffrey won $5 Rogerhol At the 18th annual Gooch Red Circle auction at Brookville, three Ebert boys came each, Rick for a Hereford heifer project, and Jeffrey for a lamb project. ed the generalmarket F, Show will be held August 22 and trek Happiness ForSmall Banks In the last18 months, July 29, 1969 23 at Kenwood Park. 4-H and er,"stocks of banksand FFA members enrolled in a bona holdingcompanies Big Banks have JR. DAIRY SHOW'. TO fide dairy project and betweenIs Lending To formed 14, leadingstock BE HELD AUG. 22, 23 the ages of eight and nineteen averne Money market banks in cities Since major moneymarket Bank StockQuarterly SALINA - The fourth annualon Jan. 1 of this year areeligible report Lorkbanks obtain a greater percent. "Banks aremaking Kansas All Breeds Junior Dairyto exhibit their animals. such as Chicago and New better their coun-age of their funds through theseey than industrial nn,, are faring worse than certificates than small or region- compaiks,,' try cousins in these timesof the commented H.England al banks, they have been forcedof Moody's Investor geni,, FOR great credit squeeze. Servdesz But even with this squeeze,to scramble more for loanable "They haverelatively funds than the country banks cod, both types Will continue to grow earnings, showvery good which depend more on passbookandrepresent res11 The SHOWING in earnings this year, say aria- a good invest, savings. ment." 1969 0 lysists. as we While open -market rates on With no great run on passbook savings accounts, one has this forecae money have climbedsharply, the - 2 p Federal Reserve, in an effort topicture of the smaller banks: They are collecting higher inter-Lutheran mated dampen inflation, hasmaintained of the the ceilings on the permissableest on their loans now that the interest rates banks may pay onprime rate is 8% per cent, while reduce( paying only about 4 to 6% perWomen Get reage time and savingsdeposited. was Ho These rates range from 4 to63'4 cent on their deposits. They also are turning around and lendingChurch Vote down per cent, according tothe amount A major Lutheran The their money to larger banks at denort and time of deposits. acre we a strapping 9 per cent. tion of 3 millionmembers However, the prime rate which decided to allow its This pt "The smaller banks are enjoy- women banks charge their best custo- vote on church matters, ly the mers for loans has gonethroughing it," said an economist for canto, ly changing amalesionly recorde five upward changes since De-Chase Manhattan bank. nr Basic dating fromitsfounding cember to its present 8% per While analysts say that esca- Lo casts a: lating interest rates will mean ayears ago. cent. The biennial convention kinds 0 inter- 10 per cent average increase in of. The Federal Reserve's Lutheran Church -Missouri from 11 est -rate restriction has triggeredbank earnings this year, the high sr ers and COMBS od passed a resolutionpenid HALTERS a massive pullout oftime -certifi- cost of obtaining money will cut by spec EQUIPMENT the profit margins of many women's suffrage butmirk AND OTHER SHOW cate deposits - about 7.6 billion against ordained female watch, banks. miti4. dollars between December and ters. progres June - mostly by corporations "Earnings in 1969 as projected tative Saddles aid All Equipment will mark the seventh consecu- "Women ought not to hold looking for a better investment toral office or exercise autho state. return. tive yearly increase," comments for Show and Work Horses the Bank Stock Quarterly, a se-over men," it said in upho The f part of its tradition on the fled cc GRASS & GRAIN curities publication, "and an an- si in a Large Selection The Mid -Kansas news weekly. nual growth rate since 1962 ofj ect. are ma Published each Tuesday at 1207 9.3 per cent." The delegates urged "cad, that Wf Moro, (Box .1009)Manhattan, and deliberate action" in pu about ul Available at the Manhattan Oil Kansas, 66502 by As the stock market continues AG PRESS to drop, analysts were asked, the vote permission into pra der of Station Only-- Dean Coughenour "How does bank stocks now com-in local congregations around crop -rep 9. E. R. Woodward pare with other types?" United States. It will be up:weather Second classpostage paid at each congregation whether to normal, FARMERS CO-OP ASSN. Manhattan, Kansas. Bank Stock Quarterly said their for Subscription: $3 year that since the end of 1968 the de-women vote - and thereby' serve ondad. ing ne' 2nd & Pierre PR 6-9467 MANHATTAN 14,200 cline in bank stocks had follow -eligibleto CIRCULATION making committees, commis count. sions and boards. Accui The Missouri Synod thus the fore comes one of the last big iLon the b in Christianity to bring \vo:This var up to equal, or almost equ to year. church with men. A foport war of its local churches had made al: to allow women to vote in proved t past two years but the liberalmonthly practice has been rare. of U.S. Younger and more libenfollows: minded members of the ust, 81.5 an Church -MissouriSynod bushels; been pressing at theDenver Novembe vention for female equality cember, the church and helpfor l Two minorities. made fro

provedit monthly July, 73.! Injured In Septembi Novernbe Plane Crash and the Wayne Spangler,Concord:: Crop c ceived injuries whenhis ions are engine crop -dustingplane ed in a cattle feedlot north of Belleville. Spangler, who waspint: the wreckage fornearly an was reported byhospital of to be in faircondition.

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hotvev, L.H.Simerl L. H. Simerl"appropriate grade levels." and bang 11111111111111111111111111111111111/11111111111111111111. Univ. of Illinois The AMA said that any educa-such as those who disrupted the tion program must be properlyAMA's opening session. The pro- rums,. tv.erages, wide defined, and emphasized that itposal would have required that reports, was not talking about sexual security measures be invoked to Variance Seen AMA Reverses technique or sexual deviation. prevent any repetition. Mon.7 The House of Delegates also: Gave tentative approval to Loan Policy Overwhelmingly rejected aproposed credit card systems for l In Corn Prospects The American Medical proposal aimed at demonstratorsthe payment of physicians' fees. Inc Associ- consistent ation, citing high interestrates )d. results The first official forecast ofeas. There was too much rainand a tight money supply,has invest. 1969 corn production was aboutin some of the far -southern andreversed its policy and approved 4 as we expected. Production wasfar -northern Illinois counties; al-federal loans to medical students. upracks HAUL- MOR, INC. forecast at 4,286 million bushelsso in Ohio and some other plac- The AMA's governing body, for any make or model pickup - 2 per centless than the esti-es. There was too little rain inthe House of Delegates,approv- Sturdy mated production last year. Mostsome southern states. But someed without dissent a resolution Convenient Practical of the reduction is the result offarmers from other areas reportcalling for an increase in fed- reduced acreage planted. The ac-that crops are excellent. Manyeral financial support of medical reage of corn planted for grainfarmers report that the crop isschools. Mounted free on was listed at 54,758,000 acres --a few days later than usual. The purpose: "To permita ma- your trucl*at down 2 per cent from last year. Price pattern. The seasonal pat- jor increase in the enrollment of factory or ship- crop may be quite different from ped to you. The average yield of corn per medical students and the produc- Available in denonnol acre was forecast at 78.3 bushels.tern of prices for the 1969 corntion of physicians." stock rack or tubers hasThis projected yield is practical-that of the present year. Prices A study committee recommend. fold -down &omen to ly the same as the 78.5 bushelsdipped well below the price -sup-ing approval at the AMA'san- combination. 3, cautiousrecorded for the 1968 crop. port loan level at harvest timenual convention said it believed -onlyrub Basis of forecasts. The fore-last fall, then made an unusuallya policy change was justified be- idingl22- casts are based on two principallarge seasonal rise. cause of "current fiscal condi- kinds of information: (1) reports Prices for the 1969 crop prob-tions which make it increasingly Fits all trucks. No bolt projections to injure stock. Top grade . lion of ti..e from regular farmer -crop report-ably will hold up much betterdifficult for students to obtain select kiln -dried lumber.Choice red or white.Fits precisely souri ers and (2) information providedduring the harvest period. Lessloans from the private sector as sopick-up endgate closesbehindit. Sturdy oak stakes. permittill by specially -trained fieldmen whonew corn may be locked up un-a result of high interest rates Lift -up gate slides easily in steel channels.Standard height warned 63".Special height on order._ watch,record, andreporttheder loan, and the seasonal ad-and a restricted supply of money ale minis progress of the corn in represen-vanceinprices may be quite available for personal loans." When Ordering Specify!Make, Model, Size of Bed tativefieldsthroughout the small. The AMA also approved a o hold pas state. The CCC may become a more measure supporting in principle e autho active seller of corn. The Govern-the inauguration by state boards HAUL- MOR, INC. valley falls, kansas phone 945-3211 upholdir, The forecasts made in July re-mentwillownmuchlarger of education or local school dist- m the s flect conditions on July 1, and are made with the assumption d "caulksthat weather conditions will be in put about normal during the remain- nto practi der of the growing season. The around crop -reporting people know that be up to weather conditions seldom are Manhattan's City Wide tether to Idnormal, and they expect to revise thereby .their forecasts each month, tak- ndecisiring new developments intoac- commis. count. Accuracy. How accurate are 3 BIG DAYS od thus .the forecasts of corn yields made t big fa on the basis of July 1 prospects? ring Wm This varies, of course, from year ost equal, to year. Last year, the July re- Thursday men. A feport was probably the best one had beg made all season. Later forecasts vote in proved to be too high. The 1968 Friday re liberal monthly forecasts and estimates are. of U.S. average yields were as reliberal follows: July, 79.7 bushels Aug- the Lutiust, 81.5 bushels; September, 83 Saturday Synod ha bushels; October, 82.1 bushels; Denver November, 79.4 bushels; and De- equality cember, 78.5 bushels. JULY 31-AUG. 1&2 tpfor b Two years ago,theforecast made from conditions on July 1 proved to be far too low. The Dog Days and monthly forecasts in 1967 were: July, 73.5 bushels; August, 75.9; September, 76.5; October, 76.9; November 76.6; December, 78.2; August Clearance and the final estimate, 78.6. Concordie Crop conditions. Crop condi- on hissir: tions are quite poor in some ar- In 1 Huge Event plane co. lotnorth° rasAiei NURS-ETTE early ant. SAVE ON EVERY ITEM YOU NEED spital offi' ion. 0.001.#1 Apparel Cars Hardware Food Gifts

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If you are too busy to erect your bin - Let us give you adinr & TRACTOR a turnkey job with a BS&B bin setting on a flat slab, or SENECA City maybe a hopper bottom, to cut out the scoop shovel. We 1 LINCOLN,KANSAS SENECA IMPL. CO. have aeration ducts & fans. eriens RHUDY We have the best bin, waterproof foundations, and & SONS, INC. VALLEY FALLS ;enter we try hardest to please you. SALINA VALLEY IMPL. INC. Grove LINDQUIST IMPL. CO. CLAY CENTER CONCORDIA TOBUREN IMPL. CO. NORTH CENTRAL STEEL CO. INC. CLOUD COUNTY HERINGTON TRUCK& TRACTOR TRI-COUNTY SALES 116 West Second Minneapolis, Ks. 67467 EX 2-2077 they were rather hard to get. Ione may talk aboutthe moon your vinylfabric pie shoillf4 told him I wanted it to match mylanding and you can tellthem, withstraight it on minimum avocado refrigerator and added'Oh,I remember seeing 6 Grass & Grain of seams that my laundry room appliancestelevision." "Well, who's goingto Avoideamspatterns am thateat were avocado, too. He lookedatwant to talk about the moonto ed s and July 29, 1969 zippers, buttopho me quizzically and asked,"Area cowboy,"replied the young- snap fastenekt rs you planning to make muchcof-ster. to fastenopenings. w. * * Make fee in your laundry room?" sure yourpatter4 * * you beforeyou cut By Beverly Macy My husband called our small cannot be rippedandkr Methods and I was talking to a salesman son to watch the space ship landProfessional Laundry second time.You your pattern may about ordering an avocado coffeeon the moon. "It's important on muslin sheet before ot4 maker and he wanted to knowthat you watch," Daddy explain-May Aid Homemakers you try if it had to be avocado because ed. "When you grow up, some - ito Some laundry techniques usedwashing. by the professionals can be of Commercial launderers, like POWER GRIP great help to th ehomemaker. homemakers, never machine To-1717;73"" \B.1F'Goodrichj A professional launderer care-wash or machine dry fiberglass draperies. While they are damp,ThruNeedle NYLON REARS fully inspectsalldraperies for To thread""Eve damage before washing. For ex-draperies should be hung over aneedle cessively soiled draperies, the a line to drip dry. The seams and hems are gently pulled to insure Priced tosave you professionals pre -rinse in warm through the smoothness. Fiberglass never eye of the water for a few minutes; drain; Stick the needs ironing and should not be end ofthe importantmoney add enough warm water for the elastic thread dry cleaned. through draperies to float free'y, a low thread loop, pullthe, suds detergent and then wash. and the other 18.4-38 6 -ply - $125 A homemaker should gently will eofnE 18.4-34 6 -ply - $105 squeeze and dunk the draperies.Lost Keys Can 12.4x28 - First quality 4 ply- $52 13.6x28 - First quality 4 ply- $56 Fiberglass should be washed Be More Than 13.6x38 - First Quality 6 ply- $83 alone, not with other fabrics. Mexico 14.9x26 - First quality 6 ply- $70 An Inconvenience Top8i4 15.5x38 - First quality 6 ply- $89 Extremely soiled white draper- More than 45 million keysare 18.4x30 - First quality 6 ply- $110 iesare treated by adding one lost annually. House keys label-Cattle 1mport:mexico7theie:porterofS plus fed. ex. tax & resaleable rear half teaspoon sodium perborateed with the owner's name and or safety -type bleach per gallon address are the perfect invitation Beefcat of water with the detergent. Forto the finder (who might beawith nearly Slightly Blemished Guaranteed cigarette smoke, or similar type 6500 headgs - burglar or prowler) to visit you.there. U.S. beefexports soil, soak draperies after wash- 11.2-28 4 ply - $3912.4-28 --4 ply $45 Keys dangling on a ring, such17% in 1968from the - ing in a solution of one teaspoon 0. 12.4-38 - 4 ply- $6013.6-28 4 ply $50 as house keys on your car igni- year, with the total - at 18.4-34 - 6 ply - $95All prices are plus ammonia per gal'on water fortion ring. can be removed, dupli- Venezuela and Fed. excise tax and re -saleable rear tire. from five to 30 minutes. Do notcated and returned tothe car Canada ifyou usethe ammonia soak quickly. Remember to remove 2-3HienrefroercedisviNnvgerelLSth' the bac have used bleach in the washingother keys from the car ignition ular exports, with l 7339 FARM WAGON TIRES procedure and use onlythe ring when you have your car ser- shipped. Brahmas amounts recommended. rat* viced or parked by an attendant. with 2930, Angus3rd win 6.00-16 -4 ply -- $11 7.60-15 -- 6 ply $15 9.00-14 6 ply To treat persistent stains, sat- A separate key ring for office, There were 1900 head - -- $15 11L-15 -6 ply - $22 of The 11L-15 is blemished. No trade required., urate the stained area with con-house and/or car is well worth lais exported andcloset Prices are plus federal excise tax centrated detergent, rub gentlythe trouble. You might find a Santa Gertrudis. with soft sponge and rinse withsnap -apart key chain convenient. MULTI-RINGI NYLON FRONTS -- clear water. Fiberglass draperies SCHOOL POST TO should be rinsed in warm water CO-OP'S VIRGIL WIEBE 5.00x15 4 ply $ 9.95 until water runs clear. Rinse tubPattern For Vinyl MARION - TheMani, or basin thoroughly after each 5.50x16 4 ply $10.95 Fabric Should the Farmers Coop Grain 6.00x16 4 ply $11.95 Durham, Virgil Wiebe, Be Simple elected president of the 6.00)(16 6 ply $14.95 BRING YOUR 6.50x16 6 ply $17.95 The pattern you choose for Unified School District 7.50x15 6 ply $21.95 7.50x16 6 ply $21.95 7.50x18 4 ply $18.95 TO A SPECIALIST FOR 7.50x18 6 ply $23.95 Prices plusF.E.T. & re -salabletire. Add $3 if you have no trade tire. Good watches

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Your Co-op can save you money on your total feed bill, beck the CO-OP Feed Program fits your operation to a T. ingredients and service are set and controlled by you and you: neighbors. CO-OP Feeds and feeding programs are testedtifi&. typical conditions at the farmer -owned CO-OP Demonstration. and Research Farm. It's the only complete feedingprogramt- 100% to farmers' requirements, and controlled 100% byfar5:, - all the way from the laboratories and testingfarm, through' er-owned central feed mills- to your ownCo-op at the two COME IN AND SELECT THE circle sign of better living, better farming. CASE®TRACTOR BEST SUITED FOR YOUR NEEDS 41.1111erkiner Herkimer Co-op Bus. Assn. Farm Co-oPAs Herkimer HI 3-3824 I Diceto RI 4-2341 Telephone SALINA Vahsholtz Impl. Co. CHAPMAN Center Jones & Knopp WA 2.3241 eenleaf Elevatt Farmers Union Co-op rFarmers Co-op CLAY CENTER Gree Porter Eqpt. Co. MARYSVILLE Clay Center -Bala 1121 Crawford ME 2-5202 Brauchi Brothers -MiltonvaIe-Leonardville CENTRALIA LINN anhattan 11 McBratney Dupl. Kuhlman Motor Co. Farmers Cooperative Assn. t. amyl.Uaior Phone 857.3815 Manhattan -Alta Vista BOOa -Westmoreland-Onaga could be lines and Sand ,learimstftwimompapseaftvk call for Sees No Improvement °tholes. fr l'he reason GRASS & GRAIN has July 29, 1969 ters or f In Wheat Prices pattern I cant gain in exports and a sharp t With the 1969 wheat crop- wheat crop in 1968. deceleration in the pace of im- and sewn, the second best ever in Kansas- On the domestic side, use ofports. and sewed More Readers in the bin, Kansas farmers can wheat for food has been relative. Itattributed the slowing lay even of its classified advertising and sales section than expect little improvement in growth of imports to "evidence slit or ly stable. Increased use as feed an any newsweekly in the state is that Grass & Grain wheat prices during the coming hashelped reducesupplies. of a softening of the economy in Y it on has months, in the opinion of a Kan-Higher feed use can be expectedrecent months and prospects for sas State University Extension to continue as wheat prices a further slowdown in the sec- economist. remain at or below the loan lev-ond half" and to the fact that *tore Classified In fact, prospects are slim for el. there are no strikes or strike any upturn in the pricesitua- am advertising for readers to read. Last year Grass & Pretzer sees a further buildupthreats in the metals industries tion for the next three to fivein carryover by July 1, 1970. Thisor on the waterfront as last Eye Grain ran 25,084 inches (314 pages) of classified ads years, Don D. Pretzer says. lie will probably force another re-year. The dock strike at Atlantic with and sales. This year volume is running 24% over Spurred by another bumper duction in acreage allotments forand Gulf Coast ports, which end- Push a last year. crop and a drop in exports, totalseeding this fall, he says. ed in February, strongly affected tton U.S. supply, including carryover, f the He looks for a continuation oftrade, the report said. But it ad- SellLand,Livestock,Implements, will be the largest in six years, ded that its effect cannot be esti- the yarn the $1.25 national loan rate in Cars & Trucks, Furniture, Feed & Pretzer says. 1970. mated yet. rough the Seed, Antiques, Services. Find a Good The 1969 crop - 1.42 billion With current cash prices 15 The bureau noted that pur- the Buy. The Way to Tell the Most - for bushels - the fourth largest to 30 cents below the loan level,chases of foreign products rose I come, the least cost - is thru G&G Classi- ever, follows last year's all-timePretzer believes at least shortby 24 percent in 1968 under the fied. high of 1.57 billion. The 1967 term storage and/or participa-stimulus of a booming economy crop totaled 1.52 billion bushels. tion in the loan program wouldand potential or actual strikes. The economist looks for worldbe profitable for most farmers.Between January and May of )Beef A WEEK wheat trading to dip approxi- this year, however, exports rose mately 10 percent in 1968-69, 15 words or less 41/2 percent while imports rose 7 rter $ 5c word, additional with U.S. exports slumping to percent. leading 535 million from 761 million a The report predicted increasing year earlier. Some Prospect exports to European Common cattle in ,REACH 14,200 SUBSCRIBERS head goin Supplies available for export Market countries, Britain, Can- ports were or carryover in the four majorFor More ada, Japan and Australia, but wheat exporting nations - U.S., said prospects for shipping to the pre; WRITE YOUR it at 20,211 Canada, Australia and Argen- Foreign Trade the developing countries are less `anada AD HERE tina - were estimated at 2.4 The Bureau of International bright than last year. Strong do- S. beef ta billion bushels. That's up 580 Commerce has predicted that mestic demand in some foreign the most million from a year ago and 720U.S. trade with foreign countriescountries is likely to have a fa- 7339 hea million above 1966-67. will increase substantially duringvorable effect on the American ranked Brightening the export picturethe remainder of 1969. trade balance, and the second of 3rd with a bit is this factor: Countries in In the weekly Commerce de-five Kennedy Round tariff cuts lead of the orthern hemisphere are ex-partment magazine the bureau last January should stimulate close to pected to produce a smaller said the ouVook is for a signifi-trade in both directions.

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Two Miles North On US 77 Don't forget to include name, address and/or phone. MARYSVILLE, KA NS. FIGURE YOUR COST HERE. Date: Weida., Aug. 13 Rain Date: Aug. 14 TOTAL NO. OF WORDS RATE: (Minimum) '15 words or less .... $1.00

I, because Just follow the directional arrows Quality, Additional words @ 5c each (Exam- ple, a 20 -word ad has 5 more words See the newest in big power by Oliver-up to 131 Certified pto Horse- id your than15.Five words i 5c each power. Watch it in action with equipment that's bigger,better and more ed under would be 25c) productive than ever. ;1tration . 11 COST FOR 1 WEEK 'grainbull! (Add figures above) $ Here's your opportunity to learn all that's new in the exciting world of y fanners Multiply one -week cost times num- Better Farming by Oliver-innovations in tilling, planting, fertilizing, rough fa° ber of weeks you want ad to run. cultivating, haying, harvesting, tool bar and farmstead handling equipment LESS DISCOUNTS - that are applicable to this region. (See below) So, plan now to spend a few relaxed hours with us at this I ENCLOSE $ informative field day. Meet and chat with your neighbors RUN THIS AD CONSECUTIVE WEEKS and friends. Demonstrations begin promptly at 9 o'clock in the morning and continue throughout the day until 4 in the afternoon. .op Aso DISCOUNTS: (with cash orders only) deduct 10% color' if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. REFUNDS:you may collect a refund atthe Ag Register for free door prizes. lephone 31 Press office forany unused amount paidif an Call or visit us if you require transportation or additional instructions. ad is cancelled. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY (boxed ads) $1.68 a column inch. CLAY CENTER DURHAM CASH: Ads not accompanied by cash- have a 25 -cent SALINA Toburen Imple. Co. G&R Imp!. Coo, billing charge added. Lindquist Imp!. Co. ABILENE MARYSVILTX inionC°1 V MAIL TO: Peschel Bros.' ImpL Wissing Motor Co. goo AG PRESS - 1207 MORO - EMPORIA ALMA HOLTON MANHATTAN, KANSAS Spiker Implement P.O.BOX.1009 - Arndt Bros. DI 2-5262 Eberwein Garage ftWalealbs, faculty members, and higher 4) Beef imports the amount one county pays foryear just ended. The out -district rate forDodgesalaries. present meatimport its students who attend a corn- I cut law, Rebel Over City last year was $482.15and toaboutzero munity junior college in another school fourth quarter durhie district. the estimate for next of 1969 fag a high rate offlow FAF Rising Juco The amount is equal to the av-year is $845.70. into Allen County had an out-dis- Firm Strength s'nce the beginning 'het erage operation and maintenancetrict tuition of $515.67 last year, 5) Live imports of the costs of a full-time student, less of cattle. Tuition Costs but the estimate for next yearis Canada andMexico Members of the education tuition and state and federal In Beef Market off substantially are to $968.40 - an 87 percent hike. because committee of the Kansas Legis-aid. "You can see why we are con- "Major market indicators showlack of animals. of lative Council have expressed The amount is subject to a that there is not an over -supply 5 cerned," said Hagber, chairman 6) Pork andpoultry concern over the soaring operat-limitation equal to the state-wide of beef. The supply and demand prie of the committee. improvingas a result ing costs of public community average operating cost for afull- of He addressed his remark to situation should continue to beadjustment inavailable junior colleges in the state. time pupil in the preceding year. the favorable and remain healthy to House remarked siso,Ca Sen. Joseph Harder (R -Mound -Carl Heinrich, director of that the The increasing costs are re- State Department ofEducation'scattle producers and feedersifitlemen mustrear The c flectedinestimatesof the ridge)noted that anticipated all catt'emen use sound market-keep well informed community junior college sec- ert schools' out -district tuition out -district tuition charges for beforeingpractices," observed Bill marketing situationof thea sup 1969-70 school Dodge City and Allen County tion, who was appearing charges forthe House, president of the Ameri-hold and improve onseiadrer year. junior colleges next year are the committee. the Heinrich expressed concern can National Cattlemen's Asso-market, andmust not Out -district tuition refers to nearly double the rate for the ciation. House consulted with he also. influenced bythose who consume ma}: He said he wants to seetheleading cattlefeeders from allto force themarket down TheU by.: The Only Mower in the Worl community junior college pro- parts of the country and ANCArepresenting thetrue gram succeed, but thathe realiz-economists for two days. uation. marker Guaranteed The ANCA spokesman said es finances are aproblem. The cattlemen'sleader Full Years that major factors which pointsized that "feedlots, ere; He said one factor in the in- above out the market's strength and 2: crease is that somecommunity should not holdcattle and junior colleges are moving intosolid foundation are: lots could bemore currenv:, AgECOOTER 1) Commercial beef productionthey are. If all brand new plants, with mainten- cattle were marketcc ance costs much higher thaninds running at just about last on feed for onemore we MOWER the old plants. He said in someyear's levels. It has been a longtonnage would increase during 1948.714 HP Proven performance since time since beef production fortwo per cent." Heu a instances, junior colleges have b cr4 Engine, 24" Cut, power for all conditions. a six-month period did not exceed lahelaasrteee dsbf,teahtflr: Best maneuverability. Wheels do not run been sharing maintenance costs to make a specialeffort to beef production for the same per-catt'e immediately rh,portant e on uncut grass. 3 speeds forward and re- with high schools. when real; verse. Mowing speeds to 6 MPH, traveling The Mower Everyone Wonts Heinrich said other factors in-l'od a year ago. It is beef tonnage speed 12 to 15 MPH. Also 36", 10 HP model. clude expansion in the vocation-that counts. al -technicalfield;increased en- 2) Effective consumer demand T0018 .two Supply Co. Macksville ,Kansas ,7: irnecasr( HARDY rollments requiring additional is running about five per cent .wvo above year-ago levels. T00fed cattle 3) Beef is moving very well percent. at the retail level. The overall AGGIE IIARDWIl to be lest economy is in good shape and 1205 Morn

we expec unemployment is way down. , ManhattaR Feed the fast onefrom Kansas Soya lasritt. year' Now take healthier, heavier D, and E for fastest growth and maximum Consuni hogs' to market 15 to 20 days use of corn and milo. Eightpowerful There growth .factors.Plusantibiotics(op- f weakn sooner. Feed Lasso 40% Hog ilecam Supplement, the test -proven tional) to fight common swine diseases. nue to 1: balanced feedthat's made Feed LasSo 40% Hog Supplement, the anyotl from nature's richest source of protein: supplement that gets 'em to market ount a' highly digestible and palatable Sunflower faster.Call: the beef KANSAS' SOYA PRODUCTS CO., INC. ent is ti Brand Soybean Meal. What else goes yrestrii into it? The exact amounts of VitaminsA, Phone DI 2-7270; Emporia, Kansas lug. Supp very large rcentf: es of p

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SYSTEMS Due 1 IT! curtailed, The right auger in the right place cansave you doz- head of 1 ensof hours-and a lot of money-this fall. Wehave Cows what you need. Vertical and horizontal styles for and feeds Folloi all sizes plus permanent installation, portables in last Thus grain spreaders, levelers and bin sweeps. Atno obli- gationto you we'll survey your grainoperation and recommend what,you need -from asingle auger to a FA 1 roar complete handling system. Come in and talk it over. 2 wf 1 blk 10 wf 1 wf JIM WAHLE 1 wf 2 blk JUNCTION CITY, KANS.66441 2 wf 1 wf RR2 Phone 913 238-7660 49 tr 3 hols 14 rai

4 wf 2 wf 16 blk SALE EVERY Salina,Kansas 4 wf Phone TA7.0 5 blk WEDNESDAY Beverly StockyardsCo. Barn 9 wf 1 wf 5 2 blk 2bik 2wf s With a light run of livestock on hand here Wednesday, the HOGS 10 blk market was lower on replacement cattle and the big cattle 245 @ 25.65 1 wf r looked steady. Darvin Muchow, Brookville 8 mix butch 1 wf s Listed below are a few sales from our 4 white butch 206 @ 25.60 Wednesday's auction. Rex Muchow, Brookville 4 blk Vernon Johnson, Smolan 5 black butch 259 @ 25.55 CATTLE Ben Korolelc, Ellsr.orth 5 whifc steers 541 @ 29.80 L.M. Newman, Osborne 35 holstein strs787 @ 25.30 Ray Nelson, Tescott 1 whifc cow 1055 @ 18.10 Kenneth Kooken, Abilene 1 whifc bull Whether buying or selling livestock plan to be with us Wednes- 1455 @ 23.80 day. For highest prices for your livestock and one of the most Plain Meyers, Barnard 1 whifc steer 640 @ 27.20 widely advertised sales in Kansas, bill your next consignment to George Hummel, Solomon 10 reg ang c/cvs @318.00 O.A. Rawline, Gypsum 1 ang bull 1145 @ 22.50 the Beverly Stockyards Co. at Salina. For more information Ben Koralek, Ellsworth 3 whifc hfrs 520 @ 27.25 about prices and selling time on your livestock get in touch with George Hummel 10 reg ang c/cvs @286.00 us and we will come and look at them.

For snort information about e Beverly Stockyards Co., Salina,lansas, reports onKFRIV1 prices for your livestock get at )an Located on east edge of Salina on old highway 40 in touch with us and we will day onKSAL al come and look at them. JACKBEVERLY,Salina TA3-3191 30B GRACE, Salina TA 7-1541 Wednesday PAUL DIEHL, Brookville 225-3503 HARLAN JENSEN, Salina TA 5-09121JIM FORSHEE, ConcordiaCH3-4717 1111.1110000000000000000000000- ibjeet law, ...... during ...... movement during the firstquar- day of the jury trial whichresult- ) he ea ARMERS OUTLOOK ter, when placements were 1 July 29, 1969 into per- ed from grand jury indictments the L.H. Simerl cent less than in 1968. The largeof the 10 present or former city Of the .....11111111111...... 11111/111111111111111111111111111/.. placements during the second employees. A grand jurywas Springs Ranch, south of here. Cattle quarter could leadto some called last winter to investigate Robert E. Schmidt, Hays, pres- are rape bunching of marketings duringa wide array of charges that hadident of the Kansas State Cham- lnse of 5 Percent More the fall months. This possibilitygrown out of a smouldering civicber of Commerce, said the two- is supported by reported market-squabble at Herington which be-day event is designed'to develop Y Prices ing intentions. Cattle feeders came an issue in at least twoa better and closer working rela- of a said that, of the cattle on feedcity elections. tionship among farmers, bank- tie supp attie On Feed July 1, they planned to market The grand jury returned identi-ers and businessmen in main- hat the The caution flags are out forseasonally, and may be slightly4,455,000 head after October1, cal indictments against the 10 taining, improving and promot- alert to le feeders: Prospective mar -larger than last year. Finally, 22 percent more than in 1968. men. The charges, however, spe-ing private enterprise. A the a suppliesof fed cattleareconsumer spending in restaur- Total marketings, however, cified only a nine -month period Theme of the 1969 conference in ordernsiderably larger than those ofants, where beef is the big fav-will not inorease nearly so much.in 1967. Many questionsarose atis "Kansas On The Move - theco year ago. And the growth oforite, has leveled off. This is because the number ofthe trial over admission of evi-Where To?" )t be told sumer demand is slackening. Little increase in heavy cattle.other cattle (meaning cattle notdence outside this period and Sen. James Pearson, R -Ks., is .vh ..o mayThe USDA survey and report Cattle feeders seem to be holdingon feed July 1) to be marketed nearly a full day was taken into discuss Rural Area Develop- 'own by cattle on feed July 1 shows thethe line on market weights. Re-during the fourth quarter will settling these issues in court be-ment, a program he is fostering ' markettlook for supplies. It showed cent slaughter weights were nearalmost surely be much less thanfore a jury was empaneled. Thir-in Congress. at farmers were fattening those of a year earlier. The num-in 1968. ty-eight prospective jurors were Other major speakers include ader em 397,000 head of cattle and ber of heavy cattle in feedlots L. H. Simerl questioned to seat the requiredR. E. Frisbie, Kansas Farm Bur- above yes, 15 percent more than awas listed at only 674,000, just 3 Univ. of Illinois12. eau president; L. M. (Duke) le and before. The report also dis-percent more than a year before. Wel'tmer, Mankato, and Jack current sed that farmers expected toThis number included steers Lacy, director, Kansas Depart- Ee were Drop Herington MILFORD LAKE ASSN. ment of Economic Development. rket 5,942,000 of these cattleweighing over 1100 pounds and WON'T HIRE MANAGER e week, heifers over 900. 'ng this quarter, 11 percent JUNCTION CITY- The Mil- ase about re than a year ago. This re- The next weight group num-Charges On ford Lake Assn. has decided to MOWER REPAIRS rged f rt covered 22 of the most im-bered 3,668,000 head, up 8 percent Smooth heavy 15c ea. fort to do without a paid secretary and dant cattle feeding states. from last year. It included steersMeter 'Fixing will divide the work among sev-Smoot heavy chrome 22c ea. 'hen ready weighing 900 to 1100 pounds, Serrated, heavy 16c ea. We do not expect the output of Criminal charges against 10eral directors. Jerry Patterson Serrated heavy chrome 24c ea. f to be up 11 percent - forplus heifers 200 pounds lighter. Herington city power plant em-recently resigned the post of ex-7' JD mower knife, heavy o reasons: (1) We think that More light cattle. Cattle feed-ployees accused of alleged "meter smooth 9.99 Tools ecutive secretary to become man- increase in marketings of ers are "buying them lighter andfixing" to reduce their own elec-ager of Flag Stop Camp -Inns at7' JD mower knife, heavy ser- cattle will fall short of 11 feeding them longer." This is in- rated 10.69 Too tric bills were dismissed Friday Belleville. 9'JD mower knife, heavy cent.(2) Marketings of non -dicated by an increase in the by Judge Albert Fletcher in smooth 13.25 AGGIE cattle probably will continuenumber of lighter cattle in feed-Dickinson County District Court. 9' JD mower knife, heavy ser- be less than in 1968. Even so,lots on July 1. The judge acted on the request rated 14.25 1205 Moro e expect beef output to exceed Steers weighing 700 to 900 (other makes at similar prices) nhattan, of County Attorney Max Hinkle, Rock gaurds 1.05 t year's levels by 5 to 8 per-pounds and heifers 200 poundswho asked that the or -Ise be drop-Private Enterprise Viking gaurds while they last, t. lighter numbered 2,451,000,26 ped because of a lack of evidence. L15 N percent more than lastyear. Forum Set For (last year for Viking gaurds Consumer demand may weaken Hinkle said he had come to the at this price) There are several indicationsSteers weighing 500to 700 conclusion that the evidence Parallel Bar Rake Teeth weakness in demand for beef.pounds plus heifers under 500 "does not allow me in good faithAugust 26, 27 New Holland 26c ea. ile consumers' incomes con- pounds totaled 476,000 head, 7 to go forward and in good faith JUNCTION CITY - The John Deere 29c ea. percent more than a year before. IHC 29c ea. e to increase, rising costs for to continue the trial." fourth annual Kansas Private David Bradley 33c ea. any other itemsrestrictthe Placements up.Farmers put The motion to dismiss was Enterprise Forum is scheduled Full length wear plates 2.69 ea. ount available for spending at5,171,000 cattleinto theirfeed- made near the end of the secondfor Aug. 26 and 27 at Rock Grass boards 4.75 ea. e beef counter. The govern-lots during the second quarter nt is trying to check inflation(April -May -June).This number WHITE & YELLOW HOME GROWN HOLT FARM restricting consumer spend-was 17 percent more than they . Supplies of chicken will beput on feed in the same period PEACHES TO PICK ITCOSUPPLY ry large - perhaps up 6 to 8a year earlier. Bring your own containers to rcent from 1968 levels. Sup - This heavy movement of cattle BRITT'S GARDEN ACRES Next To Sale, Barn es of pork will be increasinginto feedlots followed a light Phone 8-3301 - West on K18 -Manhattan, Ks. MANHATTAN PR 6-7943

Manhattan Commission Co.,Inc.Sale &vim, 21/2 MILES EAST OF MANHATTAN ON US 24 Due to heavy rains, our receipts were 1 wf cow 1085 20.30 curtailed, nevertheless we sold over 550 1 holstein cow 900 20.30 ioz- head of livestock. HEIFER CALVES 1 holstein cow 1260 20.30 lave Cows were steady to strong.Stockers 1 wf heifer 230 @30.60 1 wf cow 965 20.20 and feeders were weak to one dollar lower.8 blk heifers 415 @30.10 1 wf cow 1145 20.10 for 1blk cow 1245 @19.30 Following is a partial listing of the sale2 wf heifers 417 @29.30 1 blk cow 1120 20.00 Aus 1wf hm cow 1050 @19.00 last Thursday: 3 bik wf heifers 388 @29.20 2 blk cows 980 20.00 1blk cow 1235 @18.60 )bli- 1 blk heifer 345 @29.00 1 wf cow 1176 20.00 1blk cow 1000 @18.50 and 4 blk wf heifers451 @29.00 1 wf cow 1000 20.00 FAT CATTLE& FEEDERS 1blk cow 880 @18.40 to a 9 blk heifers 485 @28.40 1 blk cow 1070 19.90 1 roan wf steer 610 @32.40 1blk cow 1160 @18.10 ver. 2 blk heifers 472 @28.40 1 wf cow 1290 19.90 2 wf steers 1wf cow 1430 @18.10 642 @ 32.20 1 wf heifer 435 @28.00 1 holstein cow 1340 19.90 1 blk wf steer 1rn wf cow 955 @18.00 620 @32.15 1 blk heifer 555 @27.35 1 holstein cow 1105 19.80 10 wf steers 613 @31.30 1wf cow 1045 @17.90 534 @ 27.30 1 blk cow 1005 19.60 1 wf steer 24 mixed heifers 1jersey cow 1005 @17.70 690 @31.00 1 holstein cow 1400 19.60 1 wf steer 1 blk heifer 1br swiss cow 950 @17.90 575 @30.10 490 @ 27.25 1 wf cow 1125 19.50 1 wf heifer 1 940 @ 2 blk wf steers 657 @ 29.50 530 @ 27.00 1 holstein cow 1205 19.50 wf cow 17.90 ,BUYING 41 2 wf steers 1 850 @16.30 770 @28.40 1 wf cow 1205 19.10 jersey cow FAT HOGS 7660 1 wf steer 975 @ 28.00 BULLS 49 mixed hfrs 628 @ 27.60 1 wf bull 1825 @ 25.90 We buy fat hogs in Manhattan, 3 holstein steers 843 @ 25.20 1 blk bull 1205 @ 25.50 Alma, and Eskridge according 14 mix heifers 593 @ 25.00 1 wf hm bull 1345 @ 25.10 to the following schedule: 1 wf hm bull 1285 @ 25.00 At Manhattan STEER CALVES Tuesdays & Saturdays 4 wf steers 422 @33.00 COWS 2 wf steers 420 @33.00 1wf cow 900 @ 22.50 BUYING HOURS 3005 16 blk steers 454 @32.80 1wf cow 1000 @22.10 8 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 4 wf steers 541 @32.50 1bik cow 905 @ 21.70 7.4419 5 blk steers 491 @32.50 1holstrin. cow 1375 @ 20.90 At Alma 9 wf steers 567 @32.50 1holstein cow 1430 @20.80 (4 1 wf steers Every Tuesday 420 @32.20 1wf cow 975 @20.80 8 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 2 blk steers 525 @32.10 1holstein cow 1485 @ 20.80 2 blk steers 532 @31.80 1blk wf cow 1320 @ 20.80 2 wf steers 515 @31.50 1holstein cow 1135 @ 20.70 At Eskridge 10 blk steers 541 @31.20 1holstein cow 1435 @20.70 Every Wednesday 1 wf red neck str 400 @31.00 1wf cow 1235 @20.60 8: a.m. to 1:0p p.m. 1 wf steer 510 @30.80 1holstein cow 1090 @20.60 4 blk steers 542 @29.50 1holstein cow 1110 @ 20.40 For information call the barn in Manhattan, PR 6-4815, Or you may call Joe Raine at Maple Hill 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449- 2347. or Alma yard 765-3841 FOR ESTIMATES W. E. DUGAN Alta Vista, 229-6430 JOE RAINE Maple Hill, 663-2226 The Manhattan Commission DON WELLS Manhattan, JE 9-3744 MERVIN SEXTON Abilene, CO 3-3449 Company, Inc. 2% MILES EAST ON US 24 BARN PHONE Manhattan, PR 6-4815 Consignment Reports MANHATTAN, KANSAS ;mid WIBW Radio 6:30 A.M. Thursdays at WIBW - TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays AUCTIONEER: JOE RAINE Edu"AcaltlioAnbfoourt New in Home topics for the homemakers' pro- Furnishings!, Sites For concludes with Two G&G Area gram..CWhiilgdrs'ena"ndare"Sthexenoon luncheon with program David Hirt has built an exten-fairgrounds in sive swine operation in only fivetured speakers willbe Field Day years. He farrows about 140 lit-Smith, acting oYd Management vicepresideat ters a year, carrying pigs all the f agriculture andRobert A way to finishing at about 220 to Bo non, director ofExtension The Kansas Farm Management 230 pounds. He sells direct to aKansas State Field Day - fast becoming onepacker in Kansas City. University. Ottawa of the most popular farmfield His farrowing house, nursery to Osage City days in the state - comes and part of the finishing house eastern Kansas next week. were converted from old farm More than ''00 persons are ex-buildings. pected to visit the the Herbert Hint installed a modern feed - Niles farm 20 miles north of Bur-handling system in 1967. He Olivet lington and the David Hirt13 thefeeds a mixture of % corn, 1/3 Al NILES FARM miles west of Garnett during milo plus concentrate. Feedis August 5 event. Lebo, 59 augered directly from thepro- Sponsored by the Kansas Coop-cessing unit to the feeders. erative Extension Servicein co- Subject matter presentations Lawn operation with the Chamberof on feed handling, use of swine 411 Harris Commerce of Greater Kansas thefacilities and the economics of REAL Garnett City, the field day is open to selecting machinery will be pre- Yot public. L givesented at the Hirt farm. A sonor- Purpose of the event is to ay demonstration will show back - Airport tosee EAST Burlington visitorsan opportunity fat and size of loin eye on live MANH firsthand how some of thetop Weida theiranimals. Westphalia, farmers in the state handle Topics for the homemakers An operations. program at the Hirt farm will The field day is one of twobe- ing planned in Kansas this year. Paper Back 25c - 35c 50c - 75c E A similar event is set for August FARM 8 on three farms and a commer- Books How to get there ... cial feedlot in Barton and Pawnee Or Largest Stock Gl counties in west -central Kansas. In Town Lam The August 5 field day gets un- 25 N. Wa derway at 9:30 a.m. with concur- Office rent programs on each farm_Vis- University First In-First Out DOUG I itors may examine the facilities Book Store SAVE ALL and hear each operator tellwhy 623 N. ManhattanManhattan his business has been successful. THE CROP Extension specialists from MONUMENTS ...... will be AUTOMATED FARM SUPPLY Kansas State University Stones designed and cut by Box 296 A on hand to explainthe manage- experienced craftsmen in our Kanopolis, Kansas ment decisions involved in oper- own plant. 913 634-5280 We SI ating each farm. ElStoring and Drying Grain DA Rundle Monument Co. ETHigh Moisture Grain 0 Silo "A con Special programs for home- Harlan Rundle, Owner O Automatic Feeding makers will be presented at each Office & Display ID Service Buildings Phone farm by several local women and 4th & Grant BARRE Name Extension home economists from ME 2-2323 GUILD ilkddress K -State. CLAY CENTER Herbert Niles handles 2,824 ac- res and feeds high moisture grain in his cattle feeding pro- Bob gram. He harvests milo atabout Anti( 25 per cent moisture. The grain These two Specials Real All tyi is rolled and water is added as Ph. 4.c the mild is blown into the silo, or 77 bringing the moisture up to will puta PLUS Box 118 - Si around 30 per cent. Alfalfa haylage, ensiled at about 50 per cent moisture, goes in your pork profits into one silo in the spring after the milo has been fed. Niles feeds out about 525 high LAND quality steers a year, marketing "Soil Co on a grade and yield basis.More Cc than 80 per cent of his steers Ponds,ti graded choice to prime the last and level time he sold. es, clean Handling high moisture grain ing. and the economics of a beef pro- gram will be discussed at the Rc Consery Niles farm. Arthi Ph( 1630 OS) Herbert Niles feeds high moisture grain in his cattle feeding pro- gram. He grows soybeans, milo, corn, silage, alfalfa and wheat on some 2,800 acres of cropland. "PORE ILIZER" II 5O/. is the first step in KEY's completegrowing and fattening feeding. Weaned pigs areready forthis solid protein ration and they will advancefaster to din ishing stage. "FIXISIIIIIGIILTIOX is a true complete finishing ration.High inmot* finishing facto's' 120/ s e s ,yeast, minerals and other this KEY 12% will replace plenty of yourgrains that byno are in dwindling supply.

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FINISHER ONE WEEKONLY PER TON FOB .54 BEST IN HOTWEATHER 1-flal BHoothgs pedonehteetdt,ereaosnyrtthoesdeisthwooufettedsanddurhiinAiyhotpaiwaetaa_4t11; Yourau DeLaval are is cheaperthean,i; Actually, using these two KEY rations and Viz Clay thovevnlowfeedprsicaenwdeuasirneggyuooutirng. corn ing Mueller ciallyyoautr B ORDER AHEAD FORBESTSERVICE Stores Watnego SEE A KEY DEALER ' OR PHONE ME2.2141 For Fre COI SAE David Hirt manages an extensive swine operationand farms about 300 acres of cropland. He MILLING also winters about 50 steers eachyear. Clay Center,Kans. id "vvii GRASS & GRAIN .es with &111Aa0[CIAL),ADT..[A2ITOCIACO Automotive In att ;ton, RATES: $1 a week for 15 words'or less. Addifa word for additional words. DISCOUNTS: (with cash orderl only) deduct 10% IT ad runs 2 weeks. 1962 Ford 0600, LWB, tilt cab, Floyd Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks. REFUNDS:you may collect a refund at the Ag Press office for any unusedamount paid if an ad is cancelled. CLAS- cab, chassis, V8, 4 spd. trans., sicient - SIFIED DISPLAY: (boxed ads) n$1.82 a column inch. 2 spd. axle, 825x20 tires CASH: ads not accompanied by cash havea A, Boh 25 -cent billing charge added. 1962 Ford 6 cyl F100 WB pickup Sion at Nlail To: Ag Press - P.O. Box 1009 - 1207Moro - Manhattans Kansas66502 - JE 9-7558, 1964 Ford F100 V8, 4 spd., LWB tY 1968 Dodge 1/2 ton V8, 3 speed $1795 1968 Ford F250, 6 cyl., 4 spd. NATIONALLY ACCREDITED DeLaval1 Clay SPF Yorkshire open gilts. Har- 1936 Ford 1/2 ton $495 1965 IH ton, V8, 4 spd. Notices vey Herrs, Linn, Kans., Phone 1962 Chev. 1/2 ton, 6 cyl., 4 spd. 1967 GMC % ton, 6 cyl., 4 spd., All Makes 348-2252. x23 $795 SB, low mileage, 7000 miles Service & Repair 2 MULES 41 & 44 in. tall. Single 1968 Ford1/2 -ton,6-cyl., radio, 1965 Ford 1/2 ton, SWB, V8, 4-sp. axle stock trailer. Nolan Scott, heater $1895 Dairy Equipment 2510 Apple Lane, Hutchinson, AUCTIONEERING 1964 Ford 1/2 ton V-8, 4-spd. Kans. Phone 662-2918. x24 $1195 McComas Motors FOR SALE - Freshand 240 West 6th CH 3-3634 Joe McClure springer Holstein heifers from Lawrence E. Welter Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista high producing KABSU artifi- Long -McArthur, Inc. CONCORDIA, KANSAS cial bred cows. SB24 Ford -Lincoln-Mercury AUCTIONEER REAL ESTATE BROKER FOR SALE -- 10 near new Cas 340 N. Santa Fe Salina, Kans. O.K. well farrowing crates. S. K. TA 3-2237 Your Sale Solicited Livestock Ranch, Scandia, Kans., Phone Used Cars Large or Small 335-2596. x22 2 YEAR WARRANTY EAST HIGHWAY US 24 FOR SALE - Registered pure- USED TRUCKS 1966 Chev. Biscayne, 4 dr., 6 MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 bred Charolais bulls, 13 to 17 64 Chev. 60, V8, hoist, 16' box cyl.,radio,st.trans., 5 new months of age.Flint Hills 64 Chev. 60, V8, hoist, 131/2' box tires Real Estate Charolais Ranch, Wamego, Ks., 63 Chev. 60, V8, hoist, 131/2' box 1967 Mercury Cougar, 2 dr. HT, And General Sales Registered Quarter Horses Phone 913 456-9544. x24 61 Chev. 60, 6, hoist, 15' box air,aut., radio, vinyl top, 61 Ford 700, V8, hoist, 16' box 20,000 miles GEORGE RADER SPF DUROC Boars and open 60 Chev. 70, V8, hoist, 16'4" box 1964 Oldsmobile 2 dr. hardtop, Phone PR 8-3240 gilts, large hams, fast growth, 60 Ford 750, V8, hoist, 151/2' box V8, aut., radio. Real good car Wl:TE W W ""amr MANHATTAN, KANS. largelitters, top bloodlines, 5 59 Dodge D700, 5 yd. dumps 1966 Buick Wildcat 2 dr. H.T., FARMS -RANCHES -ESTATES meat type. Larry Hobson, Scan- 3 winch trucks V-8,automatic, radio,air, Sold At Auction dia, Kans., phone 335-2650. x26 6 60 Chev. 70 Series 5 yd. dumps power steering and brakes. Or Private Treaty Tested SPF Duroc, Excellent condition. GENE WATSON ACCREDITED SPF Hampshire 1966 Chevrolet Impala 4 dr. H. Land & Livestock Co. Hampshire & open gilts, 8 weighing 265 lbs. AMES CHEV. CO. T. V-8, automatic and radio. 25 N. Walnut, Hutchinson, Ks. Yorkshire Boars and 25 weighing 160 lbs. This is low milage. Extraclean. Office Phone 316/663-4427 a very fine group of gifts. AC 316 - 647-3251 1965 Chevrolet Impala 4 door DOUG WILDIN 316/662.7543 for sale. Figures available anSteve Zumbrunn, Rt.3,Junc- hardtop, V8, aut. trans., radio. Out individual animals. Why buy an tion City, Kans. 66441. CE 8- MOLINE, KANS. 67353 Real clean one -owner car. Amon . W Ws_untested animal when ones are 6610. x22 1964 Buick Electra 225 4 dr. available from our testpens. sedan, V8, aut. trans., air Sorry, we are sold out of bredFOR SALE - 18 mo. Hereford cond., pwr. strg. & brakes; gilts. A few open gills for sale. horned bull, extra good. Wt. ROL T radio. A real good one -owner Ed Reimer 950. James Faidley, Longford, car t SUPPLY Kans., phone 388-2157. x22 AUCTIONEER Hayes Beck & Sons 1963 Plymouth Valiant 2 dr., 6 FOR SALE - 13 Holstein dairy cyl., stick, good transporta- We Specialize in Selling Route 1 Phone 238-6064 THERE'S A TRUCK tion DAIRY CATTLE heifers to freshen in September rain JUNCTION CITY, KANS. and October. Weight now 1300 AT SKINNER'S 1963 Chevy II 2 dr. hardtop, 6 0Silos "A complete Sale Service" lbs. Contact Fred Woody, Bev- cyl., stick & bucket seats, erly, Kans. 67423. SB23 FOR YOU radio. One owner. Phone or write for sale Performance Tested 1963 Cadillac 4-dr. HT, V-8, au- dates. REGISTERED YORKSHIRE 1965 CHEVROLET to.,radio,aircond., power Telephone 367-2373 Yring. Charolais bred gilts & sows. Also service-327 V-8 2 spd., with factory tan- strg. & brakes, extra clean GOESSEL, KANSAS BULLS able aged boars, Sonoray and dem tailing axle, good 825x201963 Pontiac wagon, V-8, auto. "Marion County" back fat probed. Bred like top rubber, light blue & white trans.,radio, power steering ready for light service, percent-testing station pen. Neill R. & brakes age and purebred. These bulls Walker, Route 2, McPherson, 1965 FORD 1963 Ford Wagon V-8, automa- Kans., Phone CH 1-2599. SB24 tic, radio and power steering, Bob Wilson are three-quanter brothers to N600 Big 6 with 2 speed, pow- real clean the reserve grand champion REGISTERED YORKSHIRE er steering, HD frontaxle, Auctioneering progeny pen of five carcasses 35,000 miles, 15' Knappahide 1963 Chevrolet Impala 4-dr. V-8, Real Estate and Hampshire boars, bred and automatic and radio, 2 owner All types sales at the recent National Beef open gilts.Also bred second grain box with HD hoist, car Ph. 494-2552 Show. litter sows. Floyd Meyer, Palm- dark green 1960 Rambler 4 door V-8, auto- or 778-3424 er, Kans., Phone 308. SB23 matic and radio, real clean Box 118 - St. George, Ks. Ohlde 1962 INTERNATIONAL REGISI EKEDHAMPSHIRE V210 461 cub. in. V-8, 5 speed, 1964 Chevrolet 4-dr. HT, V-8, au- Charolais Farm bred sows and gilts, serviceable 2 speed, full air, good 100x20 tomatic, power steering,ra- age boars, and open gilts for tires, tractor equipped dio and power brakes, nice Ph. 1010 Palmer - 15 milessale. Herman Dohl, Sylvan LAND IMPROVEMENT north of Clay Center. 1948 FORD 1969 CHEV. IMPALA PALMER, KANSAS Grove, Kans., 5264903. SB25 A 4-dr. V-8, aut. trans., air 13'6" box & hoist, 53 88 Olds cond.,pwr.strg.,tinted FOR SALE - Registered poll- motor, 2 speed glass, radio. A driver edu- LAND IMPROVEMENT TESTED DUROC BOARS ed Hereford bull 3 yrs. old. $595 Lamplighter breeding, good dis- cation car.BIG SAVINGS "Soil Conservation Doesn't New crop now available. Days position. $400. Harvey Sommer, 1 -TONS ON THIS. Cost-It Pays" to 200 lbs., backfat & lain eye Alma, Kansas, Phone 765-3610. 1950 Studebaker, very good, TRUCKS figures available on many. x22 750x17 tires, new clutch,8' Ponds, terraces, waterways, grain box 1969 Dodge 1/2ton, 6 cyl., aut., and leveling, drainage ditch- Some of the best we've offer-40 OPEN 600 'b. yearling Hol- HD springs, radio, 8900 mi., es, clearing, landscape grad- ed. stein heifers and 40 head large 1949 Studebaker, duals, 750x17, like new ing. Nationally Accredited SPF Holstein springer heifers. Buy- metal bed. 1966 Plymouth Valiant, 2 dr. See these before you buy. ers contact Leonard Travelute, Both Trucks Are Good Trucks 6 cyl., radio, standard trans. Waterville, Kans., Phone 91:3 Your Choice --$195 1965 Dodge 1/2T, V-8; air, 3-spd., Roggendorff 785-2526. long, wide box, real good Conservation Construction FRED GERMANN SB23 1949 DODGE 1963 Dodge % ton pickup Dwight, Kans. Arthur Roggendorff NATIONALLY ACCREDITED 4 spd., very good, 9'6" Obeco 1962 Chevrolet 1 ton, 6-cyl., 4- Phone JE 9-3984 Call Collect SPF Yorkshire open gilts and grain & stock box, good dual speed with 10' bed, good tires 1630 OSAGE-MANHATTAN Junction City 238-4382 serviceable aged boars. Loin 750x20. This is an extra nice 1962 Ford F600 V8, 2 spd., cab & eves to 5.92 inches. Sam or Jon older truck chassis only. Real sharp NATIONALLY ACCREDITED Thole, Marion, Kans. 316 EV 2- $395 truck, excellent for farmuse. SPF Yorkshire and Hampshire 2994. x25 1961 Studebaker pickup, 1/2ton, INSURANCE cross open gifts. Ten dollars V8, 4 speed, long wide box. Skinner Chevrolet Has camper cover on it. Ex. per head above market top. Ga- truck rig and len F. Wietharn, Phone 736-2777 Phone ME 2-2101 'or this Axteil, Kansas. x36 Feed & Seed tofin' CLAY CENTER, KANS. MFA INSURANCE FOR SALE - Hereford cows Myers Motor Co. with calves, also cows to calf DAIRY PELLETS, range pellets CHEV.-PONTIAC-CADILLAC 4* Auto - Fire -Life - soon. Dale Keesecker, Washing- andallkindsoffertilizers. TRUCKS Liability - Auto Loans- ton, Kans. Phone 325-2886. SB22 Manhattan MillingCo., 107 1969 Chevrolet 1/2T Demo, pick- 1406 Center- 562-2383 - Hospitalization - FOR SALE - Beef cross Pierre, Manhattan. TF Chg up MARYSVILLE, KANS. molas calves. We will have 500 head KEY RABBIT Mini Pellets for 1957 Chevrolet 6-cyl., 4-spd. factors, ORRIS MARSHALL of calves at our barns every fast gains, no waste, $3.80 per 1951 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, 6 cyl., 4- by now week end, 4 wks. to 400 lbs. Al- hundred pounds f.o.b. Key Mill- spd. SHARP ME 2-3902 - 423 Court so Holstein bull. Heifer calves.ing Co.; Clay Center, Kansas, CLAY CENTER, KANSAS All triple vac. W. G. Wiebe, ME 2-2141. TF 1949 Chev. IX ton, 6 cyl., 4 spd. USED CARS Summerfield, Kans., 913 244- 1947 Chev. 6-cyl. 7625. tfRIDE 'EM HIGH feed for hors- 1968 Opel 2 dr. rLY es. Product of Key Milling Co., A Few Older Pickups FOR SALE Purebred York- 1966 VW 2 dr., sharp DAIRY SUPPLIES shire boars, out of my $400 Clay Center, Kans., Phone ME Crusader boar - whose litter - 2-2141. SBTF AULD 1965 Buick Spec. 4 dr., a nice as mates cut 6.70 & 7.80 loin eye.WILL BE in the market for one Leo Ball, Belleville, Kans. x22brome seed. Must be dry. Will CHEVROLET 1965 Buick GS, 2 dr., airand Wamego pay extra for sacking and for power Dairy Supply FOR SALE - 300Holstein - delivering. Harveyville Seed HO 1-5414 weather' Guernsey -Jersey -Brown Swiss Co., Inc., Harveyville. Phone WAKEFIELD 1962 Buick Elec. 4 dr., air cond., Your authorized and Milking Shorthorn. Fresh 589-2497. SB22 clean alafahle dealer for: & springer cows & heifers, mixran DeLavalmilkers Vspe. tested, vac. and guaranteed. LetWANTED - 700 POUND al- 1962 Chev. wagon, has air cond. Claypush-button farm eqpt. us help you select yournext falfa seed. Milan Rutti, Marys- GMC MuellerBulk Tanks dairy cows and heifers. You will ville,Kans., phone 799-2431, be glad you did. W. G. Wiebe,Home, Kans. x24 TRUCKS Manhattan Motors Storesand Service from Summerfield, Kans., Ph. 244- 34 Ton - 60 Ton Warnego 7625. tfFOR SALE - Prairie hay. 311-317 Houston PR 8-3537 & Sabetha, Kansas - ----soitare wire tied bales 50c per Sales & Service Used Car Lot 214 Houston For Free 200 HEAD of open andbred bale behind baler.Also used .10 Estimates Call: lbs. sickles for 7' International mow- TRI-COUNTY MOTORS BUICK FOR WAIVIEGO 456-7200 Holstein heifers, 300 to 900 50 YEARS or W. G. Wiebe. 913 244-7625,Sum- er $4 00 each. Jack Quinn, 908 307 N. 3rd MANHATTAN SABETHA AV 4-2958 merfield,Kans. tf Lincoln, Wamego, Kans. x23 MANHATTAN, KANSAS FARMS, RANCHES SIEBE'S TRUCK CENTER 3 BEDROOMBUNGALN C C HIVROLE/ Just for MOTETS, CAFES rN MANHATTAN 1969 El Camino, 3 spd., V-8 LOCATED 1737 1964 El Camino, 6 cyl., 3 spd., the fun of it Grass ranches, bottom farms, Convenient Laramie Loca LARGE STOCK OF TRUCKS going businesses. We would like touniversit dolpl air cond. & camper 1968 Chevelle SS 396 Sport gene Field School y, to help you as we have helped and Senior broko 1965 IH 2 ton, with 13% foot $1845 Coupe, V8 engine, Hydra- others. Kansas, Missouri, Ne- High School. 1967 Dodge % ton with 2 finishedFull baseniett ment box. V-8, 4 spd. 1967 Hobbs 40 ft. platform $3250 matic transmission, factory braska, Iowa, Oklahoma. Sell- rooms fit65 cc 1966 IH 2 ton, V8, 4 speed, air conditioning, power strg.ing at auction or private. tra bath forstudent rend and with 16' box & hoist 1967 IH tandem tag axle dsl., & brakes, bucket seats, con- front drive,garage, taid; bunk 5 speed, 2 speed, clean $6950 sole, radio, heater and vinyl Call or write to quick possession. good sh, 1967 Chev. 2 ton, 2 spd., V8 $17,500," distri 1966 Chev., 366 V8, M80 twin top. A fully equipped car and ha 1963 Chev. 2 ton, 2 spd., Big 6, screw, 5 speed, 4 speed, 34,000 priced to sell. DAIN'S REAL ESTATE NEAR NORTHVIEwseniv, new 151/2' box & hoist - Very attractive Allyt Bogy ,st. air brakes, 11,000 Phone 5824520 3-laedr000A ern 7 1967 GMC 5700 Ser., heavy du- front axle, PS, 1000 tires 1965 Mustang 2 door hardtop, home, airconditioner r V8 engine, aut. trans., power SILVER LAKE, KS.66539 curtains & drapes and at room ty, 29,000 miles, 120"CA $6250 Best in farm and ranch loans. included. large New 17' box & hoist strg. & brakes, radio & heat- tached carport with ,ft,P 1966 IH twin screw, 5 spd., 3 Trades can be negotiated. storage room, builuz is 9 1968 Chev. 60 Series, V8, with spd., st. air brakes, PS, 478 er and new tires new siding room new paint. Lowdown amj PS, 108" CA, with 16' box V8 eng., 1000 tires $6750 1963 Ford XL convertible V-8 Sept. 1 possession, Pam locate & hoist 1965 Chev. 327 V8 tandem 60 engine, 4 -speed transmission, FARMS FOR SALE only $4, farm: New stock rack for 67 pickup Series, 5 spr. Clark trans., 2- radio and heater CLOSE TOUNIVERSITy on up $75 'sp. axle. Air over hyd. brakes, 240, 180 broke, 60 grass, 82A Exceptionallyclean I 1963 Chevy II Nova SS convert- of wheat an 69 at 40 bu. F.G. and w', 1965 Chev. 2 ton, 6 cyl., 292 en- extra nice $3550 kept 3 bedroomhome, gine, new 131/2' box & hoist 1964 Chev. 1/2ton, V8, LWB, W ible, 6 cylinder, aut. trans., 37A. Modern G.A. dairy barn burning fireplace, wood, Res box, aut., power steering, bucket seats with console, and many other good bldgs. in- carpeted living wall-wat 1965 Chev. 1/2 ton pickup, V8 radio, heater & power top cluding a modern 2 bedroom room and hall,room, dining M with camper power brakes $1195 home. Located in the Green air conditiok 1963 Chev. 80 Series tandem 1964 Volkswagen 2 door, with curtains & drapesincluded, 1962 GMC 4000 Series tandem, area. ced air furnace, fq. axle tractor, 5 sp., 2 sp., ex. deluxe equipment, new tires. fully I 5-spd., 2-spd., new 26' bed ed yard, fullbasement good cond., str. air brakes, PS You can get the bug for this Improved 320, 140A broke, 240, 1947 Chev. with 13%' fold down $3450 baths, garage.$21,500. $250 one 180A grass, plenty of outbuild- ed, go 1963 Chev. 1/2 ton, SWB $895 ings. Contract sale at 61/2%. BUY ON CONTRA 1966 Chev. 2 ton, 2 spd., 5 spd., PICKUPS closing costs 160, with 366 engine. Will carry 1962 CHEV. % ton LWB, 4 spd., Very nice 160, well improved. on 3 bedroom 6 cyl., N box $895 brick home, cash 16' box 1968 Ford 1/2T, long wheel base,Modern home carpeted, central Attached garage,near Lee School 1967 Chev. 50 Series, 2 ton, 2 1962 GMC 1/2 ton, V6, 4 sp. $735 361 eng., 3 spd., like new, heat & air cond. 118A broke, wall.wall 320, pet, fenced yard, broke spd., will carry 151/2' box 1961 Chev. % ton, SWB $595 with only 12,000 miles 42A grass. fore Sept. 1, onlymove in be. 1967 Chev. 60 Series, 2% ton, 2 1961 Chev. 80 Series LCF trac- $2000 dose 1968 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Fleetside 160, all broke, 1/2 creek bot- 160 spd., 5 spd., with 366 engine tor, 5 speed, 2 speed, air pickup, 8' bed, 6 cylinder, 4 tom, Clifton area - Other Choice Buys ern h 1967 Chev. 60 Series,21/2ton, brakes, good $1995 speed, power steering & wrap balani 2 spd., 5 spd., with 366 engine 1954 Ford 2 ton LWB, 2 spd., rear bumper, only 4900 miles. 160, well improved, 115A To Buy, Sellor Trade V8, 151/2' fold down box & A like -new pickup at a used broke, located north of Clay Call 200 underbody hoist $1395 pickup price. You save here! Center. Sellc Siebe's Repair 1960 Chev. SWB 1/2 ton, 3 spd., Maurice McNeil 320, N box, clean $545 1963 Chevrolet % ton Fleetside 80A, 54 broke, 26A grass balanc 1960 Trail -Mobile 37' grain trail- pickup, 8' bed, 6 cylinder en-north of Clay Center Realtor Trucks gine with HD 3-spd. transmis- 40, er $1995 Improved 160A, 100A farm Suite 11, Union National JANSEN, NEBR. sion, wraparound rear Bat, 1955 Chev. 2nd Series 1/2ton, 6 land, 35A suitable for irrigation. 160, Telephone 402 424-2670 bumper, HiTread tires Office 64801 Res. 951E4 cyl., good $395 Located in the Clyde area. cash 1958 IH VF195 Twin Screw 5491961 Chevrolet 1/2T Fleetside MANHATTAN, KS. ONLY YOUR FORD DEALER V-8 engine, 10-spd., R96 Road V-8, 3spd., heavy duty, an ex- Call or See 11, 720, Ranger trans.,tractor, good ceptional pickup 240A FARM 6 ponc SKAGGS IN MANHATTAN cond. $2995 For Sale By Owner $100 p SELLS TRUE 1959 Chevrolet Y2T V-8 pickup, Eldon Thorman Excelli 1954 GMC single axle tractor, bed,over- 240A farm 2Y4 milessouth 4-spd.,8'Fleetside REALTOR Elmo, Kansas, 1 mile good cond. 471 Detroit Diesel loads,wrap -aroundrear west Otho A-1 Used Cars engine $2250 No. 15 highway. 86Anative bumper, radio & heater Real Estate & Auction Service pasture, 15A brome and 1968 Mercury Fastback, V8, aut. 1946 Chev. 1 ton w/ grain box nape $195 1959 Chevrolet 6-cyl.,4-spd., Office at Cedar Court Motel grass fenced for pasture. LE trans., R&H, p-strg., factory SWB, 1/2T, priced to sell 40A wheat allotment; 44 air $2795 Ph. 913 ME 2-3008 Real Distributor For feed grain allotment; 25Acoo 1952 Ford % Ton pickup, V8, 4 CLAY CENTER, KANS. serving (brome and grassed 1967 Custom 4 dr. station wag- Giant Farm Truck Body speed on, V-8, aut. trans., R&H, air Heil Under Body Hoist waterways); 3A native hay. 425 Ar conditioning $1895 Harsh Mobil Mixer Bulk Balance, usual hedgesaz Feed Bodies 975 acre choice NE Brown OBERMEYER County, Ks. farm, 750 acres fence rows and summer falls200Ail 1967 Chevrolet 2 dr. hardtop The largest stock of heavy duty tillable, excellent water supply, which can go into fall crop.west c Impala, V8, 4 -speed, R&H Plenty water, small creekcult., g $1895 Chev. truck parts in the Mid - 3 bedroom home and tenant West. Parts for engines, trans- home, large feed lot layout withthrough pasture, 3pond.s,3 in to T 1966 Corvair Monza, 4 -speed, missions & 2 speed axles. 2 large oxygen free silos, large wells.Terraces and gr road. R -H $1095 elevator with 50 leg and 6 over- waterways completed. ed, on Marvin Obermeyer, Owner head bins, 12,000 sq. ft. concrete Possession of wheat grauo$11,500. 1965 Fairlane station wagon, Melton Motor Co., Inc. Ph. BL 8-2255 Open to 9 p.m. floor, large cattle shed. Ideal and summer fallow after sheTopeka V-8, standard trans., R&H HERINGTON, KANSAS dairy or cattle feeding opera- harvest, feed grain and pat3-3950. $1095 16th and M Sts.JA 7-2201 tion. $368,000 on contract, 14% acreage Jan. 1. BELLEVILLE down, balance 6% simple inter- FOR S OPEN EVENINGS WANTED - 8x131/2' truck bed.est. Will sell 680 acres separate $35,000 - Can sell on 75 cistock BANK RATE FINANCING State condition and price. Ray- tract, $10,500 down, balance oacres FARM TRUCK VALUES mond Benyshek, Cuba, Ks., Ph. 1250 acres near Topeka, Ks., to 15 years. Call or see: farmlai 38F8. SB22 Ready To Haul lovely 5 bedroom home, good years, Skaggs (Ford) Motors outbuildings, 250 acres choice J. W. BREWER down. Your Bumper Crop FOR SALE - 1948 Ford % ton,bottom, 1000 acres extra nice 409 Logan, Chapman, Kaington, Your Transportation good, 6 cyl. motor, 6x8 box. Otis 1959 Ford 2 ton, bed & hoist Kasha, Agenda, Kans. x22 pasture with near new fences for further details. gan, Headquarters and large ponds. Bottom $300 Phone 922-6253 evenings "Where Customers Send 1951 Chev. 2 ton, bed, hoist &IHC 345 COMPLETE engine.per acre, pasture $150 per acre. or 239-2521 days Their Friends" stock racks Excellent condition. Less thanSell on contract, 25% down, 6% _, ments, 2nd & Houston 1966 GMC 2 ton, red, 151/2' new 7000 miles since major over-simple interest. Load King farm body, new 15 haul. IHC 160 truck with good ed wile Phone PR 8-3525 151/2' combination Omaha Stan- WITTMER REALTY FARMS MANHATTAN, KANSAS ton Trojan hoist, V6 engine. Nice truck, ready to go. 2 spd. dard box and near new 12 -ton P.O. Box 4002Ph. CR2-8790 CARLSON AGENCY axle. Stock No. 223A hoist. Always shedded. Good Topeka, Kans. tax exe ,,,,,,-;:-..,..4,. 8:25 10P tires. 67,000 miles on 1601 Poyntz, Manhattan 1968 Chev. 3/4ton pickup, fullytruck. Nearly new 264 engine: Building42AC power steering increase cooling, heavy duty FARMS FOR SALE Nice building lotlocated eqpt., air cond., power brakes, transmission & rear end. 4-spd. Lakeside Heights. Make otril 1966 Chev. 34 ton w/ 4-spd. & 2-spd. W/C mirrors. New Improved 160 on good gravel base USED TRUCKS paint. Call after 6 p.m. 879-8346. road,lights, bathroom equip- 160A farm, small meadow, 0 trans., 20,000 miles w/ 101/2' 4 ment all new. 77A cultivated, pond, no Mbales), 65 Ford % ton 8' Styleside pick- Dreamer camper Coach, ful- Glenn A. Ridle, Superior, Nebr. balance crop, Owner ly equipt., like new x22 balance good open pasture, 22 provements, close in. up, 6 cyl., 4 speed, radio acres wheat, 33 FG.Only $95,000 62 Ford F-600, V8, 4 speed, 2 1969 Chev. % ton, fully equipt., 120A farm, 35 crop,bal. Ecklunc 1964 CHEW. V-8, LWB pickup $24,000 with very liberal con- 2li speed axle, new 131/2' fold PS, PB, aircond., w/ newwith or without 1968 101/2' Ex- tract. ture & meadow, nice down bed & hoist camper, ElDorado 11 -ft. cel cabover camper. Manhattan room modern homeonltii: Improved 120 on oil road, way. 62 Ford F600, V8, 4 speed, 2 1969 Chev. 1/2 JE 9-4364. speed axle, new 15' fold down ton V-8,aut. x22 modern home, 71 acres culti- bed & hoist trans. - -vated, balance grass, at $25,000 OAfa bottomirrigation with liberal long term contract well 62 Ford F-600, V8, 4 speed,2 speed axle, new 151/2' fold Iry Schroeder 200 acre pasture near Junc- 280Afarm, all crop, 110 down bed & hoist. Real Estate provements, close into Id* Chevrolet - Oldsmobile tion of 24 & 81 Hiways, well 62 Chev. % ton 8' pickup,6 fenced, 3 ponds, good well, ex- ha2t80A.tan cyl., 4 speed, overloads Hillsboro, Ks. 316 947-3117 cellent grass, At $27,000 240A farm, 100Apast& 56 Chev. 2 ton, 156" large te chassis, crop, modern home, cab, V8, 4 speed, 2 speed Fulmer Real Estate Improved 240, dairy farm, prod axle USED TRUCKS modern home, abundant out- terraced. Very good 56 Ford 1% ton, V8, 4speed, buildings, 141A cultivated, bal- with 131/2' bed & hoist 1965 Chev. 2 ton, new 292 6-cyl. CATHERINE J FULMER Give us a call.Let us ance pasture, 30 creek bottom, hyoavuethliessteed.farms orother' 55 Ford F-250 8' pickup,V8, 4 eng., 2 spd. axle, good tires, REALTOR double 2 walk through barn, IneContintpo: speed, overloads 114 in. CA self -washingglasspipeline ity of 48 Chev. % ton pickup,6 cyl., 1964 Chev. % ton, V-8, 4 spd. Office 456-7696 milker, at $50,000 - Terms Selling real estateas 4 speed, extra clean trans. a complete Borin 1962 IHC 2 ton V-8, 1 spd. axle, Res. 456-9281 Several additional good offer- happy to talk toyouabout icehnien.e, 5 spd. trans., extra clean ings to show you. Call collect Taylor Motor Co. WAMEGO for appointment. Valve 1956 Chev. 1/2 ton, 4 spd. trans. ment to Phone 913 325-2202 1948 Chev. 2 ton, 2 spd. axle, For More Informstio 110" 131/2' box, runs good 80 ACRES, MARSHALL CO. Kvasnicka Realty OtherLiSti:ng& compe WASHINGTON, KANS. 75 acres cropland, 37.5 acres wilnel _ feed grain, 23.5 acres wheat al- HADDAM, KANSAS electrica DOR SALE or trade for horse Moore Motor CO. lotment, 5.5 acre conserving trailer, 1950 % ton heavyduty Chevrolet- Oldsmobile base, terraced. Will sell on con- Phone FR 6-2874 LAWRENCE Ford truck, V-8, stock racks tract. 8A-34uc5t5ioneer-MSANal & Serving Washington County's Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor grain sides, good 8 ply tires, 80 ACRES GRASS PR phone St. George 494-2634.SB22 Automotive Needs Over40 Yrs. Alice J. Kvasnicka, Secretary cAm:!' Washington Co.No brush, 8,HA3083ROLD I EA 5-2411 plenty of water. Owner wants Fain FOR SALE -% ton Chev.'51 WASHINGTON, KS. to sell soon. FOR SALE - 480A east of Em- 4 speed pickup, radio, goodbed, mett, Kans. 100A pasture. Has 3 PR 41,000 actual miles. Herb Shaw- WANTED- Metal stock racks ponds. 12A meadow. Rest is SALE JUNG ver, RR1, Box 41, Riley, Kans., John H. Vail under cultivation. Will sell un- Center ur Phone 293-5712, for pickup fleet box. LloydPat- close to C'ay Leonardville. terson, Phone ME 2-2066,Clay Real Estate Phone 785-2430 der contract. Phone 437-2239, road. W. P. x23 Center, Kans. St. Marys, Kans., F. P. Stock- all weather x22 WATERVILLE, KS.66548 man. SB23 berry.FOR ESTATE OF CHARLES NANNINGA USED TRACTORS 480 ACres USED TRACTORS USED MACHINERY 1948 Farmall H F806D, A-1, new tires $6250 AT WAKEFIELD MUST SELL Located 5 miles south of Ran-1969 B 10 hp. garden tractor& F706D, new tires die dolph, Ks. Approximately half mower, demo. $4950 We have several pieces of new AT ONCE broke. Wheat & nub 1951 Ford 8N F560D, excellent, overhauled IH equipment which we bought YEit allot- $3450 before the price increase. Trac- 'entor ments. Two concrete silos 20x 1947 Ford 9N with overdrive Super M, overhauled.... $1195 1 14 -ft. 1150 swather, Case, like ement 65 complete with two unloaders 1964 4000 Ford & 730 loader Farman M, good tors, combines, and other ma- new $2800 and en, and 140 -foot concrete feeder 1947 Allis C $575 chines. We're selling these at ne,,, Ford 841,A-1 $1295 the old, lower prices. .1967 Allis D-15 Series II, 768 bunk complete with auger for1949 Ferguson tractor Ford 641, overhauled.... $1245 hrs. $2750 1 shade distribution. Lots of grain and 1967 51014E Ford John Deere A, good 1966 F706 diesel 00, hay storage. $645 1964 IH 806 diesel 3 new G Gleaner combines USED MACHINERY Massey Harris 44 $375 1959 Ford 941D with 20 -ft. All this plus a 4 -bedroom mod- Ford 8N, good $445 headers 3C11001, ern house, very large living M&W saw 1959 Farmall 460 gas with wide $10,070.60 droorn room, large modern kitchen, IH Farmall 400 with 3 pt hitch front end and all Ford side mount $1475 1952 IH WD9; 47 MD 1961 800 Case, 14 -ft. ided. large utility room. This house2 -row cult. for H Farmall IH Farmall 300 $895 At. 1950 WD Allis; JD G & A Like New $2995 is 9 years old. An additional 7- 5 -ft. Servis 3 -pt. cutter room house, garage and barns 3-14 Dearborn plow, 3 -pt. USED HAY TOOLS 1947 John Deere A with loader 1952 Gleaner R machine, 14 -ft. rig and located 1/2 Farmall MD tractor header paymen mile from main John Deere T14 baler 14' rotary mower $595 farmstead. BMB Brute 7' pull type cutter $695 1959 John Deere 45, 12 -ft., like $13,00p, No. 3 M -F baler $445 FIELD CUTTERS new 3 pt. Dearborn oneway Case baler $95 $1695 [Ty_ Anderson Realty IHC springtooth harrow IH No. 22 101, corn head 1967 660 C-ase combine w/ cab, MILT ANDERSON No. 400 New Holland hay con-Allis Chalmers field cutter ad well Case 4 -row planter w/ fert. ditioner $445 IH 550 field cutter, used very 13 -ft.,like new $4650 wood Res. 539.7365; office 539-6741 Wetmore PTO hammer mill No. 500 Hesston SP windrower little 1964 D-19 Allis diesel tractor, 11 -wan 614 North 12th John Deere No. 5 mower $2795 1963 IH 50 field cutter very clean $3250 dining MANHATTAN, KANSAS 7 -ft. Massey Harris mower New Holland mower $50 aditioner, 1967 930 Case row crop tractor, IH No. 27 mower $65 BALERS & MOWERS like new, 1200 hrs. $5400 ided, for. FARMS FOR SALE USED GARDEN TRACTORS John Deere No. 5 mower $125IH fast hitch100 mower 1 & MOWERS 1967 830 Case tractor, like new .andscap Snowco bale loader $195 1960 Ford 250T baler et, 1% 240, nearly all tillable, improv- 4 hp. to 7 hp. IH No. 46 PTO baler, good $895IH No. 46 twine $4750 ed, good wheat farm IH No. 45 PTO baler $275 Ferguson 3 pt. mower 1968 Case 730 tractor, 200 hrs. Kewanee 32' elevator $225 JD 3 pt. mower, No. 9 $4650 - Save 160, 1/2 broke,improved, M. B. Salisbury Co. tdroom cash or contract USED COMBINES OTHER MACHINERY We have 25 New Case 4 & School. 5 bottom plows must sell this wall ear. 320, Clay, Cloud Co. line, 203 (TRACTORS CE 3-7411 IH No. 101, field ready $2450 Viking hay & grain elevator week. broke IH No. 141 $650 with traveling feed table e in be. cp6,0 IH 250 2 row with rear section Deliver anywhere, even to )0 down. 114 Quincy IH No. 125, airplane tires $350 the moon. 160 well improved, nice mod- COMPINVNY M -H Super 27 $675 IH 455 4 row front mt. cult. ern home, terraced, 118 broke, John Deere 5 sec. springtooth tys TOPEKA, KANS. 400 MC diesel tractor, clean, balance grass. Sell on contract. USED TILLAGE MACHINERY 3 pt. springtooth carrier repainted, fast hitch.. $1050 rade 200 river bottom. 112 broke. USED IH 10'9" wheel disk $425 DISCS & PLOWS 1 WI) 45 wide axle tractor,new Sell on contract. IH 14' wheel disk, sealed brgs.JD 4-16 pull type plow engine, wide axle $1295 1966 AC 190XT with cab $775 IH 37 wheel disc, 10'9" Neil 320,125 broke & terraced, 1959 AC D17 with PS Case 11' wheel disk $325 IH 37 wheel disc, 14' balance good grass, 3 ponds 1963 AC D19 John Deere KBA 11' wheel Longhofer disk $195 IH fast hitch disc 40, 10 creek bottom 1964 JD 4020 dsl., wide front IH No. 400 12' springtooth $165IH 37 12' wheel disc Supply 1:nal Bank 1966 Gleaner C -II, 18' platform, MM 8' 3 pt. disk $125 Krause 14' wheel disc 160, about 1/2 broke, $18,000 A -C and Case 9-5164 cash or contract with cab IH No. 50 10' chisel $465 Also see us for: KS. 1964 AC D-19 Ford 3 pt. springtooth $125 Farm Hand Farm Equipment Min; 0."-"K"EV 2.2620 720, 95 broke, balance grass, Used 3 & 4 btm. snap coupler USED Lilliston Rolling Cultivators MARION, KANS. 6 ponds, two springs for water. plows FORAGE HARVESTERS And Rotary Cutters $100 per acre. Cash or contract. 1964 AC D15, PS finer Excellent allotments. 1H pickup attachment for No. Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. NEED A COMBINE? south of 1964 14' with cab 36 and 20C cutters, like new Emergency Parts Ph. HO 1-5628 e west of Other listings. Call collect. 14'11" Krause disk $235 or HO 1-5811. 1 1958 A Baldwin with cab native Case No. 210 $395 1 1955 A Baldwin nd natiu IH No. 20C with engine, good 1 1967 C-11; 1 1967 IHC 403 .F.0 CHAPMAN Cuba Impl. Co. $375 AULD 1 1966 John Deere 95 Pick attachment for Case $125 1 1968 G Baldwin ent;40A Real Estate & Investments CHEVROLET 3 1962 C Baldwin with cabs 25A con Pickup att. for JD $95 1 1966.0 -II with cab Phone 4F 7 MH Clipper with row crop, ilrOttOntqt..., HO 1-5414 grassed Phone ME 2-2077 MOVISIAA 2 1965 403 IHC with cabs fie hay. 425 Anthony Clay Center, Ks. pickup & cutter bar att.$475 WAKEFIELD 1 3x16 IHC pull -type plow Cuba, Kans. Pickup att. for No. 16 or No. dges and 350 IH, like new $325 1 IHC Cub Cadet 7 hp with aer fallow, A mower 200 ACRES MODERN imp. HERINGTON 11 crop. west of Mayetta, Kans. 40 in USED TRACTORS USED PLOWS 1 1959 JD 55 El creek cult., good pond. 150acres, close 1 1959 MasseyHarris Model 92 in to Topeka. Unimproved, 1964Farmall 806D John Deere 3x16 $110 with cab ponds, 3 good Ford 3x14, 3 pt. $375 grassed road. $31,000. 40 acres improv- 1961Farman 460 Ford 2x14 3 pt. ed, on black top. Bargainat 1961Farmall 560 LP $95 1960Farmall 560D IH No. 8 2x14 $125 A& W Eqpt. Co. at ground$11,500. Foreman RealEstate, Oliver 2x14 $95 Topeka, Kans. 114 W. 6th.CE 1959Farmall 560D Phone 913 - 738-3379 fter wheat13950. 1958Farmall 350D A -C 2-14 mtd. $65 FIELD CUTTERS nd Pasture x22 Cockshutt 3-14 BELOIT, KANS. 1953Farmall Super M $65 1966 Gehl SP harvester, cut FOR SALE 1945Farmall M USED SEEDERS & DRILLS very little in 7% co - 160 acres real 1961John Deere 2010 stock farm. Plenty water.120 1967 Gehl 2r -ow cutter, pull WHEEL DISCS balance upacres native grass, 25 good 1959John Deere 730D Brillion 8' alfalfa & grass seed- 1964 Papec 2 -row cutter 18 used No. 37 IH, Krause and 1959Ford 871 er $395 1967 JD 38 2 -row farmland. Owner financed.10 1955John Deere 70 Case 16x8 fertilizer drill, low BW JD wheel discs. We are years, 6 percent, 20 percent 1950John Deere MT wheel, press wheels.... $425Several older cutters overstocked. Come and make ER down. 31/2 north, 3west Wash- Van Brunt 16x8 plain drill $95 offer. in, Kass. ington, Kans. George V. Mor- USED COMBINES TRACTORS ails. gan, Washington, Kans. IH 12x10 plain drill, rubber USED SPRINGTOOTHS x22 oress wheels $95 1968 JD 4020 dsl. renings 1966 IH 303 14 -ft. with cab 1966 AC D-17 gas 24' Kent; 18' Kent 1963 IH 303 12 -ft. with cab IH 16x8 fertilizer drill, hi wheel 22' Parker; 27' Moridge rys 420 ACRES, excellentimprove- 1959 IH 101 10 -ft. with cab $95 1966 JD 4020 dsl. ments, south of Miltonvale,Ks. 1965 JD 2010 gas Several 3 point JD 280 acres of 1958 Massey Ferguson 92, 16 -ft. 1964 IHC 504 gas All sizes of new Crustbusters cropland (terrac- Massey Harris 50 pull -type, 7 -ft. ed where needed)82acres of Schumacher's Inc. 1964 JD 2010 gas HAY MACHINES wheat and 144acres of FG. Two PLOWS 1962 AC D-15 gas large pondsin pastures. One is 1962 IH 560 gas Used NH 275W baler lNCY tax exempt with 11-1 No. 411 4-14 fast hitch Highway 36 1959 AC D-17 LP NH 268T baler irrigating. valve for flood 47W IH baler ihattan 8 acres belowit. IH No. 16 3-16 plow 1957 AC WD45 dsl. IH No. 311 3-16 fast hitch EA 5-2316 1957 MM U; 1956 IHC 300 55W IH baler Buildings whichhave been com- Allis round baler located itpleted since IH No. 60 3-14 pull type 1954 JD 60; 1952 G offer %house (1248June 1963 are NH 905 windrower lake sq. ft. with finish- JD 3 pt. 3-14 WASHINGTON, KANS. edbasement),3 steel bins (cap. MF 3 pt.4-14 MACHINERY Hesston windrower meadow, 4280 bushels), IH No. 8 314 1964 JD 14T baler Several side delivery rakes bales), hay shed (7500 SEE THESE COMBINES nojai' and quonset (3960sq. ft) I ITN°. 8 3.14 hyd. lift plow 1960 JD 214 baler Owner wouldsell on contract, IH No. 16 3.16 plow IH 101 12' cab, PS, cutting now1959 14T baler Gould's, Inc. $95,000 at 6 1956 NH 66 twine baler 2, bal. Pe.'Ecklund, percent. Emery Ray $1850 Miltonvale, Kans. x22 JD 890 rake 14i4MARXttrk fk* Ice2nee Rossville Truck IH 151 14', just out of field Farmhand stacker Phone 243-2609 on he $2150 JD 4 -row frt.-mtd. cult., like £971058" or.Pgmaterry & Tractor Co. IH 127 14', ready to go .. $475 new JD 55 12 $550 IHC 4 -row pull curler CONCORDIA, KS. )ttorn Witt Farm Equipment Phone 584-3560 1957 MH 82 12' JD 2 -row pull curler ROSSVILLE, KANS. JD F145 5-14 plow 1961 MH 72 12' with cab JD 14' frt. mt. C.C. cult. WINDROWER SALE op, n°15. 1958 JD 45 combine New John Deere No. 480 9' pull to gal. TRACTORS type priced at $1850 Gas & Diesel Valle Equipment Lots of used plows, spring -1 used 1966 Hesston No. 500 JD 3010, gas, very good tooth harrows, disc harrows &1 used 1965 JD No. 215A astute,))/ Shop Service JD 4020 diesel, like new grain drills. 1 used 1962 Hesston No. 240 large JD 4010 diesel, real good Phone 913 1 used 1961 New Holland No. producer' JD 730 diesel, good 901 MOST up-to-dateservice AC CA, live PTO, good SEE US FOR NEW It usshoo shop in ourarea "Oxtt,/,K AC 7-2396 Crust Buster Harrows others ' Cximplete HAY TOOLS LINDSBORG, KANSAS Grain-O-Vator and Blair Feed diesel testing equip- Hesston 500 14' windrower, 1967 Bruce Imp. Co. client to takecare of the major- Wagons auctio: itY of tractors. Baler, NH 68T, good Blair manure spreader 2200 W. 6th DA 1-1530 as Baler, JD 14T, good Danuser post hole digger EL DORADO, KS. service' Boring hine, bars, line boringma- Baler, IH 46T, good Wanted To Buy G -B loaders about welding, electrical,acety- Ba'er, IH 55, w/ bale thrower Schafer disks lene. Rake, Ferguson 3 -point Some wrecked or burnt late Complete Valve model tractors: Allis; John Ition equipment, rod align- SPECIAL PRICE Deere; Case; IHC; etc. 11= On !tent tools. Tri-County Sales Line Of New JD machinerY ustioge, Competent 4020 diesel, power shift, 1968 Also need a couple of 8N George Munkres sonnel factory trained per- Fords and WD 45's; Allis; D4 wBehlen Steel - in hydraulics, diesel, 480 mower conditioner, demon- Phone Collect electricaland general mechan- strator cat with dozer or high loader. FARM BUILDINGS, ELVg eel work. BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 BINS, AUGER EQUIPMENT 3snlan Kansas Farm Mchy. Longhofer HERINGTON, KANSAS 410111\ Phone or write Mike Wayland at BOWMAN Supply 1967 IH 706D tractor with 529 ',SON CE 3-1374 hours to be sold at close-out Phone CE 8-4103 A -C and Case Wayland Const. Co. FarmImpl. & Truck Co. West 24 farm sale Sept.6. Has cab & 0_1 at Goodyear EV 2-2620 heater; excellent condition. To 240 East Eighth see before sale day, contact Del- Phone EA 5-2134 aga JUNCTIONCITY, KANS. TOPEKA MARION, KANS. bert Platt, Onaga, Ks. SB22 Washington, Kansas 66968 r. W.

I! BARGAINS IN COMBINES 1958 Deere55, 6r-- DIESEL TRACTORS YOUR BEST BUY TRACTORS 1958 Massey wide frt. New Equipment 82 1966 4020 JD diesel, power IN NEW & USED 1967 Case 830 3 -pt., Several oldermachines shift, wide axle & wts. 1966 Oliver 1650 dsl. F656D, fully equipped, reg. 210 corn head Machinery price $8141 .. Sale price $6275 Coupler 55, for 55 1966 3020 JD diesel, wide axle, 1966 JD 3020 junkedfor IH 560 6x16 steerable plow, 3 - parts front & rear wts. NEW: TRACTORS John Deere B 1965 3020 JD diesel row crop IH Farman M pt., Reg. Price $1907 1100 Massey with 6 bottom 1962 Oliver 550 Sale Price $1527 1962 630w/TRACTORS 656 IHC gas, very clean, low $7750 3 -pt. hours plow IH No. 21 subsoiler, 2 pt., Reg. 1959 Massey65 gas 180 Massey with 5 bottom COMBINES price $135. Sale price $100 1964 Deere 4020, 1963 4010 JD diesel, overhauled $6500 ready plow IH No. 15 implement carrier 1962 Deere4010 165 Massey with 4 btm. plow 1955 141 IH combine pro pane MACHINERY most w/ 5 sec. No. 401 springtooth 1962 IHC 504diesel $5500 M&W Trash King for Reg. price $1039. 1952 Deere R No. 9 JD mower with 7' bar $6500 plows diesel NIG 1850 Oliver tractor Sale price $84651 Allis WD;53 Deere No. 5 JD mower with 7' bar 1950T Oliver tractor $8500 IH 101, 12' gd with IH No. 470 15' folding disk. 1958 IHC 450diesel Ford side arm loader 2 1959 MF 82 combines Reg. price $2093. 1955 Deere 70D 14T JD baler COMBINES, NEW: 14' w/ wide cab, Sale price $16741963 Ford 2000 rt Ferguson mower 205 Massey 13' $5750 JD 45 combine wreck ed IRP.ma Ford 3 pt. disk harrow $7500 IH No. 470 171/2' folding disk.57 Massey 50,;50 Deere MIN 535 Oliver 13' 1959 JD 55 combine Reg. $2228. Sale price $1781 1963 JD 4010, B IHC Model H tractor 300 Massey 13' $8500 IH No. 340 16' folding spring - 3200 hrs, JD Model B tractor 410 Massey 14' $9750 USED MACHINERY DISKS Case 3 btm. 3 pt. plow 660 Case 13' $6500 tooth harrow. Reg. price Case hyd. loader 2 JD AW disks, 12' $919. Sale price $741 RW Deere 12'40' like new IH No. 816 mower conditioner Schafer 9 & Case wheel disk USED TRACTORS 414 MF stubble plow 13' BWA, excerent12 size No. 6 JD field cutter 35 Massey diesel Case semi mtd. 4x14plows with power flick bar. Reg. Model B JD 16-8 drill, over- 2 year old Case disc,11 ft. price $2376 Sale price $1750Deere KBA, 10& 12 50 Massey gas; 65 Massey gas IH No. 56 blower. Reg. price 17' Kewanee fold hauled 85 Massey diesel Monitor 10' Case over Model A JD 770 Oliver gas Oliver wheel disk 10' $856. Sale price $705 ItIF82 Calhoun feed wagon with tan- 1650 Oliver propane 2 row JD rotarymoldboard Cab for F656. Reg.ric1012 pe $ 10' IHC 37 disk MH 80 dem axle 631 Case diesel lister, 3 pt., with fert. Sale price $750 BALERS JD 196: Allis WD45 diesel 4 row monitor IH No. 200 mower. Reg. price - MOWERS JD 1962 225 Amp Forney welder$99.80 $795. Sale price $565 Like new 38mower JD 196 W W Smith & Sons USED COMBINES: IH No. 120 mower with 7' bar 1959 Deere 14T JD 1964 We Are Forney Welding IH No. 403 combine, 14', Hydro- 1961 IHC 46T 1965 535 Oliver; 1968 535 Oliver Some older ones 420 5th 1963 25 Oliver Equipment Dealers stat & cab. Reg. price $13175. 1954 40 with corn head Sale price $10,225 JD 15-7 IH No. 30 4 wheel trailer with MISCELLANEOUS Vft. Kr ME 2-3148 1966 300 Massey with cornhead JD 214) 1966 410 Massey like new Peschel Bros. tires.Reg.$254. JD 6' 2 way diskon wheels 1960 82 Massey, good Sale price $200 V-7 Big Ox chisel JD 24T 121/2ft. CLAY CENTER, KS. LOCATION IH No. 100 4 wheel trailer with 12' double bar JDchisel 1957 80 Massey with cab 40' JD 300 hay & JD RG 1958 Massey 60, good tires. Reg. $409. grain elevate,; 400 Center 20' JD & IHC wheel JD 145 1954 Massey 90, good Sale price $348 spring toot: TRACTORS IH No. 51 forage box. Regular 20' JD barrel springtooth Special 1967 JD 4020 dsl., power shift, 1963 Case 600, good 562-2377 JD 35 loader; Ford gas t 1958 Case 150, good $1915. Sale price $1475 loader tem° J 3 pt. MARYSVILLE, KANS. IH No. 2001 loader. Regular Home made 3 -pt.sy duoab 1967 F806 dsl., 3 pt., TA USED MISCELLANEOUS: $823 Sale price $695 wheel JD H spreapraderer, gar 1966 JD 4020 dsl., power shift, Gehl SP 2 row forage harvest- IH No. 540 4x16 steerable plow, 5' BMB 3 -pt. rotarymower 3 -pt. er, nearly new 3 pt. Reg. price $1375. 1965 JD 3020 LP gas, 3 pt. USED TRACTORS Sale price $1127.25 FIELD CUTTERS Osa 1960 JD 830 dsl., elec. start GEHL NEW: 1964 JD 3020, wide front IH No. 10 grain drill with ferti- 2 row Papec; 2row Gehl; 2ro OS. 1954 JD R dsl 2R forage harvester $2250 1961 3010 dsl., wide front lizer, 20" tires, hyd. lift. Reg. JD 38; old Case 1953 IHC W9 gas; 1952 LA gas1R forage harvester $1950 1961 JD 4010 D price $1800 Sale price $1446.32 1952 MH No. 55 dsl. 2R Chop King 1959 JD 630 ROW CROP 1954 JD 70 gas, RC 1959 JD 730 dsl., WFE 2 row JD weeder Hoei 1955 JD 70 gas, PS Schumacher 's Inc. 4 row frt. mtd. JD cultivator MACHINERY Ottawa Farm Imp. Co. 1948 JD A for narrow frt. 3010 12' MM oneway Set Harriman Roto Weeders WI - 14' MM oneway on Hwy. 59 74 mi. South of MISCELLANEOUS Highway 36 2 row Dempster rotary, lilc hay( 14' JD BW disc OTTAWA, KANS. JD 4 -sec. rotary hoe, 3pt. new FO] JD DR168 drill with fert. 1962 Case 830 diesel EA 5-2316 14T JD baler, 1963 IH 3x16 plow Non,. TS9 DRILLS- JD No. 6 JD one row cutter TRACTORS JD 3x14 No. 55 plow 16-8 FB, B & FBA's OVE No. 32 Papec 1 row cutter JD 4x14 mounted plow WASHINGTON, KANS. 1965 'CK 830 Case dsl. & 4x16 PLOWS 4 & 5 sec. pull 2 & 3' carriers semi-mtd. plow JD RW disk, 13'2" AFB & springtooths 1954 WD 45 AC with wide frontIH No. 37 disk, 12'6" WIB BARGAINS ON THESE F145 5x16 semi RENT- New JD DF208C variable box end 1965 Shaffer 14' heavy duty 412 IHC 4x16 Warel: drill 1961 4010 dsl., wide axle, new wheel disk 1 new Allis Chalmers 303 wire F120 JD 4x16, 5x14 Phc 14' Flex King V plow tires JD 3x14 No. 55 p'ows baler, below cost 531 IHC 3x14, like new For Dependable Equipment 1964 4020 dsl., wide axle, veryJD 14T baler, real good 1 new 1968 Model G combine, M -M 4x14 pull type "You Can Depend On Us" clean JD 1010 chuckwagon, nice fullyequipped,choice of 55 JD 3x14, pull type; 30 1964 3200 dsl., wide axle header sizes F125 JD 4x14 mtd. WE 1 1967 D17 Series IV AC, 460 hrs. COMBINES 2 used 1966 C -II Gleaners, at F145 JD 4x16 semi, ON IH Blanding Impl. Co. 1965 706 IH dsl. stacked 1961 JD No. 95 16' after -harvest prices e have 1962 3010 gas ,new sleeves he kniv. 1 used 1962 Massey Ferguson SHOUSE 1961 560 IH dsl., 3300 hrs. Super 92 14', field ready ternati. BELOIT, KANS. 1960 JD 630, 3 pt. Belleville Impl. 20C, 15 - 1 used 1962 MM G-6 LP, hyd., IMPL CO. your I. PE 8-3066 Interest Waiver To 3.1-70 new rubber, extra clean 406183 PSIESSIC ing the Available On Tractors Abilene, Kens Ph. JA 7-2261 t bev4 dantit mammas 2 used 1956 MM GB LP, hyd. HAY TOOLS Store CO Nft Norman V. Hanshaw COMBINES 5 14T JD PTO balers $250 & up Bundy Equip., Inc. Ed Shouse CO 31,o Scht 45T IH baler $95 Ron Shouse CO 3b - 1966 Gleaner C, with cab, 18' 896A JD 5 bar rake TRACTORS IHC 141 combine, 14' No. 8 JD mower, quick Mach 942 S. West 1962 Gleaner C, 18' No. 5 JD mowers 1967 JD 3020 row crop dsl. 1960 IHC 101 12' 1962 JD 2010 row crop gas 7 4 bar rakes WH 2-7261 1.5194,, 1961 Case 600 combine 1957 JD 920 row crop dsl. nx.551.1 Case 2 row corn head MISCELLANEOUS 1951 JD AR gas AL112-0.3.3.MIMI 1964 AC D19 gas F311 IH 3x16 plow 1963 MH 97 dsl. WICHITA, KANS. WAS] 1967 Gleaner C -II 16' 3x14 Ford plow 1961 Case 940 IX Case 4 row front mtd. cult. 5x14 JD 3 point plow 1957 IH 450 row crop gas All 1966 No. 55 IH cutter, 2 row 1941 IHC M SEE AT CHAMPAN, KANS. TRACTORS TRACTORS FC Vari-Head, pickup 1966 Ford 3000 gas 16' grain auger $25 65 JD 4020 std. dsl.,hyd., 1959 AC D17 gas 1957 No. 32A Papec cutter hp HD motor for auger $25 good rubber, powershifGircraft 1960 AC D14 tractor 1962 No. 62 Papec cutter, 1 row COMBINES New Idea side rake,steel hrs. easy ch. 1959 AC D17 dsl. & pickup 1959 JD 45 12' whee-s, heavy dutysteel 64 JD 4020 dsl., 3 -pt., bydAaction 1959 Case 800 dsl. AC belt table blower 1958 JD 55 14' hitch $50 64 JD 4020 .LP, powers No. 112 JD Chuckwagon Ford -Dearborn lister,rolling pt., dual hyd. 16' F931H JD wheel springtooth PLOWS moldboards $75 64 JD 3020 st.dsl.,3,pt, Ostlund Implement 28' Parker wheel harrow Case 514 hyd. John Deere pull lister .... $20 62 JD 4010dsl.,d3-pt., P10, 32' Crustbuster wheel harrow Case 414 lift 12' truck bed, 36' grain sides, 62 JD 4010 dsl.,std., PTO, CH 3-4088 Lots of regular springtooths ! ! Case 316 hyd. full width hinged dumping tires JD 314 hyd. endgate with lever by cab, 64 MF 97 dsl., likenew 11/2" floor, extra heavy separ- 65 MM 705 LP,dual hyd, $125 real clean ALKASCOMMISCSS CONCORDIA Washington Impl. Co. MISCELLANEOUS ate stock rack 58 JD 820 dsl., JD 21 hay cond. COMBINES JD 11 mower J. W. BREWER EA 5.2301 62567GIGealenaenCreOrcsM.,:CI-wNEII/, ) IHC 16A one row cult. -II w/ cab ink Box 487 Phone 922-6253 66 Gleaner C Liens- Gehl ensilage blower NCThEasp. JD 12', 14' & 15' wheel disc CHAPMAN, KANS. 67431 harrows 59 JD 55, 14', WASHINGTON. KANS. ing IH,c 61 JD 95 18'combine e; Iv USED FORAGE DAUER combine hneA'dded. A -C 170 DIESEL 65 JJD 95 19' ' HARVESTERS Newton Tractor ew. Ed 14 34 JD w/ 2 -row 38 -in. row crop, 1968 model, offered at a very IMPLEMENT CO. INDUSTRIALseraft5 h°ne 31 attractive discount & Impl. Co. 10 Johnan feDeerer used 1 season 1967 International 1200B truck, 63 `OR Q No. 10 JD rotary chopper 1968 A -C 180 dsl., demo. make50 -AL 1965 A -C 190XT diesel 4x4, excellent condition No. 16 IHC w/ 1 -row row crop "---"\1302 S. Kansas 66 JD 760 scraperloaderBch' Arthurikurg°1 No. 8 JD w/ 1 -row row crop w/ A good 1959 A -C gas D-17 1960 John Deere diesel, wide 61 JD 1010crawler 1967 Hesston 9' PT10 front end its., ph. mower bar & pickup attach.1964 IH 201 SP windrower, 12' AT 3-2220 1t% Gehl 2 -row 1953 IH Super WD6 tractor Imo, Vkl.zis Fox 2 -row New Idea 7' mower AC No. 74 plow, 4-14 1958 John Deere diesel tractor, Western 1013Cri endie No. 20 IHC 1 -row NEWTON, KANS. with roll-a-matic front end 2256 S. WestSt. No. 32 Papec 1 -row Broyhill sprayer IH No. 120, 19 disks, one way, WICHITA,OS. rair(111 No. 151D Papec 1 -row & pickup nearly new .,Aelts.eneaP attachment WANTED TO BUY: Krause g"nliekWai AC w/ 1 -row Marysville Mchry. Late Model FOR SALE - field ri' oe, Pow field chopper, 28-eonr, Se See our selection of good used wrecked or burned BuhlerId forage harvesters before you East US 36 tractors, combines or farm Falun $2000. PhoneRoute 1 - buy. machinery.Any make or Eldo Kroeker, model. Call us last; we will illirR SAaxle 562-2746 1958 GO...1160ect AIDS CUI00.46.10g pay more. Phone 1011 A EXTRA GOOD elicl,'' Ti,resl -rear ' Todd Tractor Co., Inc. Falun is located 20 miles complete motor r:`,,,,_L,tt.inansrt.ial MARYSVILLE, KANSAS annyddrnaeurio,Zelasbase: North 81 Junction Hwys. 36 & 63 southwest of Salina dhuaaull FOR SALE - Oliver 3x16 Ra- TRACTOR & IMPL. SALVAGE oDtoonuloWriildlt Store Phone DE 6-2138 dex plow. Don Tyrell, Wake- Ph. PR 2-5491 Route 1 FOR SALE - New 3 pt. Big Hutchinson SENECA, KANSAS field, Phone 461-5666. Beaver. 8' rear blade. Dale Stew- 662.7543, x22 SEDGWICK, KANSAS ard, Clay Center, Ks. x22 TWO ROW Head for 34-38 John Grass & Grain rurn-Key DuAl 75 Deere field cutter. Calvin Mey- 15 Construction er, Basehor, Kans. x25 Get yours now at the oldprice FOR SALE - Allis-Chalmers July 29, 1969 D-19 tractor with 4 bottom PICK UP and stack bales.New its $285 plow. In excellent condition. machine makes an interlock though these types of traps do Royal Larson, Morganville, Ks., stack, 3% bales wide, 8 Phone WA 6-3746. bales attract and kill some flying in- TRACTORS x24 high on edge, stack 14x18bales. sects, those which have been .-8A 88 0 01 $ 36 to 40 inches long. Balesmust *- 1965 IHC 706 LP, only 1300hrs. WANTED - Pickup attach- be on edge in the field,cut side tested do not eliminate them all. 1968 JD 4020 dsl., wide front ment for New Holland 800or 818 cutter. John Roesner, Rt. 3, down. 1000 to 1500 per daywith And none of these has beenap- 1967 JD 4020 dsl., wide front good bales. 10c per balemini- proved by the U.S. Department North Central Steel 1965 JD 3020 diesel Salina, Kans. Phone 913 TA mum. Jim Oherny, Box 52, 1962 JD 3010 diesel 7-6767. x22 Tampa, Kans. Phone 16 of Agriculture or any major uni- 0 Irrigation, Inc. 1960 JD 60 gas Tampa. versities. 1959 JD 720 diesel FOR SALE- Model 80 14' Ow- SB22 .0. Box 144 913 39s2A-2s077 atonna windrower, 1965.Can- A number of advertisers of rt, TO Ferguson 20, good vas model, good condition, $1800 these insect traps have corrected MINNEAPOLIS, 1962 JD RC 2010gas, painted Phone JE 9-8123, Manhattan. 3 overhauled Crackdown On their claims as a result of the 1958 JD 720 gas FOR SALE - 55W IHC baler, FTC's investigation, Brooks says. 2 JD 630 tractors, 1959 sell reasonable. Ferguson T-20 aHowever, consumers should be 1954 60 John Deere mower. David Oarlgren, Con- False Advertising lert to continuing advertising of 1959 730 John Deere cordia, Kans. 913 243-1217. x23 IHC 1959 560 dsl. insect traps that promise to 1958 IHC 450 gas FOR SAL E- 1950 G JD roll-a- Of Insect Traps eliminate all flying insects," he COMBINES IHC Model M matic and hydraulic. 1966 NH "Black Light" insect traps concluded. F 82 SP combine, 12 -ft. 1958 MH 444, gas, powersteer- field cutter. 717 Model. Phone H 80 Special combine ing, 3 pt. hitch, painted, NEW 238-8239, Junction City. x25 won't ensure insect -freeliving. D 1962 95 with cab, 16 -ft. from one end to the other A crackdown on false advertis- D 1964 45 with cab, 12 -ft. 2 MH 44 tractors FOR SALE - JD 3x16 F120 ing of light ray insect traps Move Arson Trial RS 1966 45 12 -ft. hyd. reel 2 JD G; JD A; JD B plow, trib beams, in good con- is 1968 45 12 -ft. with cab dition. Goehring Bros., Phone underway by the Federal Trade COMBINES Wamego 456-2573. x22 Commission, according to Dr. H.From Manhattan MACHINERY 1962 JD 14' Model 95 FOR SALE - Shop -made far- Leroy Brooks, Extension ento- MANHATTAN -A change of D 15-7 drill; JD 17-7 drill 1959 JD 95 with cab, 16' rowing crates with feeders, mologist at Kansas State Univer-venue has been granted for the ft. Krause wheel disk 1959 JD Model 55, 14' 3 cheap. Phone ME 2-3966, Clay sity. trial of Dave Williams, 31,a for- JD 214W baler 1957 JD 12' Model 55 Center, Kansas. x22 2,1s JD 24T baler 1955 JD 12' Model 55 These insect traps are claimedmer Kansas State University stu- 121/2ft. JD AW disk 1959 JD 45 with cab, 12' WANTED- 3010 JD gas with to operate electronically by emit-dent who is charged with at- el JD RG 430 4 -row 30 -inch cult. 1957 JD 10' Model 45 wide front. Must be good. Ken- ting ultraviolet blue, green andtempted arson.' 21evatorJD 145 5-16 plow 1960 111C 101 SP 12' neth Meyer, Baileyville, Kansas white light rays that attract Williams' trial had been set for ig toothSpecial price on demo JD 1020 1956 MH 80 SP x23 th gas tractor 1958 Model 82 SP, 14' flying insects. A wire grid locat-Aug. 4 in Manhattan, but his at- ler emo JD 7-16 on land plow, re - ed around the light bulb is torney filed a petition for a good thimble to 6 btm. USED WHEEL DISKS charged with an electric currentchange of venue on the grounds JD 17%' fold around FWA disk, Miscellaneous ver that electrocutes most of the in-that his client could not get a Osage Farm Eq. Co. dual wheels, good sects coming in 'contact with it.fair trial here because of publi- JD 16%' BW with fold upgangs Consumers say they have beencity given the case in this area. OSAGE CITY, KANS. real good 1; 2 row JD 14' AW good ALUMINUM WINDOWS with misled by advertised claims that District Judge Lewis McLaugh- Phone LA 8-1422 IHC 37 10', plain bearings glass44"x54",$5;44"x80", these insect traps have been ap-lin granted the change of venue SPRINGTOOTHS $7.50. Ideal for closing in porch proved by the U.S. Governmentto Clay Center. Judge McLaugh- or cabin. Located Bldg.7404, lin will preside at the trial there, Hoerman Supply Co. JD 18' 3 point CusterHill,Ft.Riley,Kans. and major universities and that ivator JD 12' 3 pt. springtooth See Mon. thru Friday, 9:00 a.m. they will clear large areas of allalso set for Aug. 4. WHERE PUMPS to 4:00 p.m. Phone PR 6-6080. flying insects, Brooks says. Williams was arrested April 13 eders have been our business MILLER-MILLER-MILLER SB25 outside a drive-in restaurant. r,like These offset disks are really According to the FTC, al - FOR 25 YEARS selling. We've sold truckloads.FOR SALE - 1 30 ton scale; We just got in another load. 9x18 platform cement; 1 steel over 200 pumps elevator, big 60 -ft.;1 180 amp. Lincoln welder. Louis Weixel- - Demonstrators - in stock man, Warnego, Kans. Ph. 456- Farmers Union 9805. SB22 RENT-TRADE-REBUILD BARGAINS-OVERSTOCK!! Warehouse at Zeandale, Ks. Hdw. & Implement MAG WHEELS, string bass, Phone MANHATTAN nice quarter horse mare. Rog- 913 - 776-9253 er or Wesley Nauerth, 1724 S. John Deere 650 3 -pt. hitch side delivery rake, 5 bar Everett Hoobler Manhattan Ave. 913 778-3002. on rubber caster wheels SAVE $167 3x16 x22 WE RE -BEVEL KNIVES Mgr. John Deere No. 100 Chisel 10', with 2" flat ON IH FIELD HARVESTERS HARNESS & WAGON for all spr standards, the answer to late spring Ph. 437-2913 size horses & ponies. 1956 Chev. working SAVE $125 e have the grinder to re -bevel 6 bus -camper, 2 -speed, sky e knives on these models of St. Marys, Kansas blue, coppertone fixtures. 1963 !SE ernational field harvesters: Chev. II 6, brown wagon. 1960 John Deere 640 Side Delivery Rake, 5 bar, $149 , 15 - 16 - 50 - 55 - 350 and 550 WANTED - Unloading ensil- Chev. V8 long pickup. Nolan tires SAVEused your knives need sharpening, Scott, 2510 Apple Lane, Phone ing them in for prompt, ex-age trailer to pull back of cut- Cans. ter. Marvin White, McPherson, 662-2918, Hutchinson, Kansas. John Deere 12' HD 336 pull type spring tooth rt beveling. Kans. 615 S. Walnut. x22 x24 $60 o mos harrows SAVE A 34066 WANT TO TRADE - 1968 JD FOR THE rideof your life, 1961 GMC Model 4000, 2-spd. axle, good tires, 15' Schumacher's Inc. 19' platform for 16' Also 1962 ride a Big Horn saddle from 1Cnapheide grain bed, grain sides, good mech- .x:134515 95 16' platform for 14'. Phone Key Milling. Clay Center, Kans. anically, a good harvest truck $2295 528-1422, Osage City, Ks.SB24 SB TF Highway 36 1968 GMC Ton Truck, dual wheels, V-8 engine, FOR SALE - 1946 1% ton FOR SALE - 1000 gal. propane radio, low mileage, good rubber, spare tire, EA 5-2316 Ford truck with hoist, bed &tank; Channel Master antenna, slick $2195 63.31.1,0 racks. 1949 Chev. 3'4 ton pickupcomplete with automatic rota- WASHINGTON, KANS. with 6'x8' bed & racks. John tor, 20 -ft.mast, lead in wires MACHINERY Deere 2x14 plow. No. 250 IHC and roof mount; 60 sq. yards cultivator. No. 263A IHC fastgray wool carpeting. Elvin AIRCRAFT TIRES hitch cultivator. IHC 2 row list- Dreyer,1200 Debbie Lane, 1961 New Holland wire tie Super Hayllner baler, $995 FOR FARM USE er with fertilizer, 2 point. Port- Marysville, Kans., phone 562- bale chute wagon hitch. Lots of good baling yd., PT°, able cab for combine or tractor. 3461. x22 shift, 10 craft pickup traction tires. Arnold Grater, Green, Ks., Ph. $50 REW,ARD to anyone who avy duty trailer tires. Wide 944-2513. x22 1958 JohnDeere 14T Baler, twine tie, hitch & hyd., cab ction fronts. Flotationcom- knows the whereabouts of stair $695 shift, 3- e 'rears. FOR SALE - 1959 Model 55 railings, stair posts, one antique bale chute combine, excellent shape. Newdoor with colored glass which 3.pt., cal ce'l-grate drag chain.Reason- was removed from my home. Yr°, h Chet Alton able price. Paul Jueneman, Han- Fred Hanson, Rt. 1, Randolph. ,John Deere 45 Loader, good $195 >TO, 11 over, Kans., EDgewood 7-2803. SB22 TIRE CO., INC. x25 FOR SALE - 1961 Cushman 725 N. 11th Jayhawk Front End Loader $75 [yd., SELF PROPEI .FD field cutterscooter, very good condition. lean TA 3-3767 1 1967 Gehl self propelled cut- Phone ME 2-3065, Clay Center, SALINA, KANS. ter with 3 row narrow row Kansas. x23 head. This machine is like newFOR SALE - 1967 450 Honda. IHC Model 15 PTO field harvester, good $395 / cab &ANTED- SADDLE feed and has 'only cut 210 acres. A Lights, starter. $625. Call or see ib unk conveyor.Also silage wag - bargain whileitlasts. $6500. Austin Gordon after 6 p.m. or ib b. Chas. Shauchnessy, Axtell,N.E.K. Motor & Implement Co., Sundays. Phone 265-3865, Mor- ver steer.(ans. 736-2235. Phone 742-2171, Hiawatha, Ks. Paper PTO Field Harvester $150 SB23 SB22 rowville, Kans. 66958. x25 166 IHC403 COMBINE for MIRACLE HUMATES are caus- `fie;14', with cab. Always WANTED - 2 row corn heading greatest farm revolution Pickup Attachment for Allis 60 Combine $35 bedded. Looksand runs likefor AC A combine, 40" row. since discovery chemical ferti- avg. Ed Reimer,Goessel, Kans., State price & condition. Lloyd hone 316 Daveson, Fairmont, Nebr., Ph.lizers. Write Clod Buster, RFD, 1 ;craPer, 367-2373. SB23 Courtland, Kans. 66939. 268-2657. SB22 x31 John Deere 12' spring $150 OR SALE- 65 MF high harrow eh, goodthroughout $1775. TWO UNIT glass pipeline milk- ader rthurMcClure, er with large pump. 300 gal. Simpson, Dairy Kool bulk tank. Four Help Wanted MC 12' spring tooth harrow $150 ns,, ph. 913 593-2161. x22 Clay walk through stanchions Co. IS ROUNDbalers with two years old. Stainless steel MARRIED MAN for year- [34261 ew endless double wash vat. 30 gallon gas JOE BOWMAN Call Collect CE 84103BUD ANDERES belts and overhaul- round farm work. Good hous- from $450to $525. Also sev- hot water heater. Marvin Starr,ing. Good equipment. Good sal- 4S. al cheaper Soldier, Kansas. x23 ary for right man. Phone 913 1s. Want likebalers with good selfe k power new McCor- FOR SALE - 1963 2 row Gehl 632-5072. x24 ell re.68au20.)',Pder, Seneca,corn binder.Alf chopper in excellent condition 2800, Kans. Phone with .?ate 4 belt drive. Kenneth 3 1ut>11 x23 Meyer, Ph. TW 5-2268, Bailey- x23 Pets BOWM ville, Kans. A ,°11 SALE- Set MNW dual 'OR'Oct axlesto fit InternationalGOOD 611B Case-O-Matic high GMC TRUCKS7JOHN. DEERE lid 006. Tires halfnew. 15x538 $250. arch tractor, wide front, eagleFOR SALE - Blue Australian nMartin, Shepherd pups.Registered. st KansasRoute 3, Clay Cen-hitch. 316 Case 3 point plow. Your Manhattan- Junction City Apo John Deere Dealer )ase riP7 Phone 485-2507. Hubert Adams, TA 5-5225, Sal-Herbert Rogers, Alta Vista, din,316 SB23 ina. x23 Kans. phone 229-6418. x23 Junction City Kar1150 4 giO vii0P Co-op Trend Continues: -400 :!- Fewer Members, More Volume 6,800,000, a decline of 1 percent tosebcivetivuerse:de'in The number of farm coopera- pect the pattern to continue, par- hornflieson from a year earlier. The report cattle.Aside from theposts,the backrubber tives and their total membership ticularly as many cooperatives from an old chain covered with several thicknesses is macice°. ofburlpaand tied are decreasing, but over-all dol- get into processing fields in ad-said the total included duplica- six inches with binder twine. The even, lar volume of business continues dition to providing traditional tions since many farmers belong Cattle soon learn to walk under the to set records. services." to more than one co-op. Minneso- The Agriculture department California led in co-op busin-ta reported 560,510 memberships, says this has been the trend for ess volume with about 1.9 billionfollowed by Iowa 426,565, and In- farm Bureau AUGUSTa:Fi the last 15 years and there is nodollars reported for 1967-68, fol-diana 421,420. reason to expect the pattern to lowed by Minnesota, 1.2 billion The value of fall farm productsNames Lecompton change drastically through the and Iowa 1.1 billion. marketed cooperatively totaled 181 aprt. current year. The report also showed the 13.3 billion dollars, a rise of 3 A report by the Farmer Coop-trend tofewer cooperatives percent. Dairy, grain and live- Man To Board retary. Wesley Wulfkuhle, 45, of Le- erative Service showed co-op bus-slackened during 1967-68, show-stock led in product value, in JUNCTION CITY iness for the year ended July 30, ing a total of 7940 or a drop of 2that order. compton, has been appointed to- percent from the previous year. day by the Kansas Farm Bureau 1968, totaled a record high 17.1 POPULATION LOSS IN billion dollars, a gain of 3 percentIt was the smallest decline in Board of Directors to serve the steer t SABETHA AND SENECA. vNEaGtiWoeonrSgteSeechHn7ician,has been author four years, the report said. unexpired term of Frank Boyd, tray from 1966-67, The two largest towns in Ne- ferred to Junction well, r "There has been nothing to Minnesota reported the most Jr., Moran, a member of the City from maha County, Sabetha and Sen- Lincoln, Morrie A.Bolline, cuStor indicate a change in this trend cooperatives - 971 - followed board since January, 1963. gat, eca, both show a drop in popula- conservationist with 1969 I through the year just ended, eith-by Wisconsin 578, and Texas 508. Boyd resigned in June when the USOl er," a spokesman said. "We ex- Memberships nationally totaledtion, according to the 1969 fig-he was named a member of the feeder ures. Sabetha now has a popula-USDA Agricultural Stabilization Th( tion of 2556, Seneca 2327. Fig-and Conservation State Commit- groun( ures for other towns are Bern, a shore She'll Wear Wig For Life tee. His term on the Kansas . inches - 228; Centralia, 557; Corning, 207;Farm Bureau Board of Directors Goff, 241; Oneida, 109; and Wet- A would have expired in Novem- Georgel garded Loses Scalp In Farm Accident more, 401. County population isber, 1970. down slightly more than one per- WAN Most f Thirteen -year -oldSheryl Bu- weeks. Wulfkuhle, who farms in Doug- channan of Ensign will have to The mishap which claimed cent. las County, will represent the wear a wig for the rest of herSheryl's long dark brown tresses Second Farm Bureau District Cut :tife as a result of a bizarre acci-occurred while she was helpingJOHN M. LEWIS, consisting of Allen, Anderson, dent in which her hair became her father and her brother Da- LARNED, IS DEAD' Bourbon, Douglas,Franklin, LARNED - John M. Lewis, Johnson, Linn, Miami and Wyan- Farrr entangled in an irrigation sprink-vid, 13, move the irrigation rig The n once president of the American Soil Conservation Service has c:j ler and was pulled off by the across the field on their farm dotte County Farm Bureaus. ploy( Polled Hereford Association, has nounced. Warner, a native ofil scalp. north of Ensign. He is a past president of the 1968 fo: died at the age of 87. He and two kaloosa, will be in charge oV:, Her father, Dave Buchannan, Buchannan said an inch -thick Douglas County Farm Bureau, 1960, th said Sheryl's doctor in Dodge driveshaft runs the length of sons, Walter and Joseph Lewis, was a Kansas Farm Bureau Junction City unit office of City predicted she will have to the sprinkler system and is con-have operated a large livestockleader of the Year in 1960, andConservation Service, workin; stay in the hospital about three nected at various paints by beltsbusiness based at Larned. Theserved on the Kansas Farm Bur-with the Geary County Soil 0 WOWIAINMOVWsftoMoWMINE to wheels which move the sprink-ranch has been a frequent win-eau Program of Work commit-servation district. ner at national and international PCA Lending ler. tee in 1962-63. BELLEVILLE POPULATION "She walked underneath it andlivestock shows. REACHES ALL-TIME RI Up 22 Percent apparently ducked her head and The current population of Lending volume for the four- flipped her hair into the drive High Quality 2 track storm Belleville, 3,209, shows an in teenstate ProductionCredit shaft," her father said. windows $9.95 up crease of 67 and is an alit Associations was up 22 percent He said David was nearby but Deluxequalityaluminum high for the city. While over the previous year. As of storm doors $29.95 Hereford Tour by the time he ran over, there Premium quality Acrylic Latex ville and Narka showed polL June 30, 1969, the PCAs had was nothing he could do but house paint, white or colors tion increases, all other tom $109 in loans outstand- hold Sheryl's head away from $5.20 gal. This Week Republic were down, Here Ha, ing, up 20 percent from a year the sprinkler. Buchannan ran Oil base white house paint MOUNDRIDGE - The annualthe population figures for atpublic ago. $4.15 gal. Kansas Hereford Assn. tour Clay C over too. towns: Courtland, 427; Cuba MANO"...... ~.....~.MAPaftlyMaftAMA Bright red barn paint $2.84 gal. will have 18 stops at registered Kans. "I tried to pull the drive shaftCreosote base outside white 309; Munden, 150;Narka, paint $3.05 gal. Hereford operations, somein- apart but I couldn't get it loose hp. automatic air compres-cluding commercial cow herds,Republic, 277; and Scandia, bi Award Six KFB and I didn't have time anyway," 195 sors $69.95 and will feature all phases of theOHLDE HONORS AT he said. 24 -ft. aluminum extension lad-industry - cow and calf opera- Scholarships Mrs. Buchannan also was near- ders $26.95 NATIONAL BEEF SHOW her, rot by but was unaware of what was tions, replacement heifers, re- The Ohlde Charolais Farms:row co: Kansas Farm Bureau $300 placement and herd bull pros- Pa'mershowed the reseri rubber; scholarships to attend Kansas happening, her husband said. Da- vid ran toward the small gasoline pects, herd bulls, show herds and grand champion performance.9 -ft. chi StateUniversityhavebeen E at'boxes; engine that turned the drive TE steers at a commercial feedlot. tested progeny pen of five awarded tosix 1969 Kansas The first stop on the two-dayNational Beef Show atCedr Oliver high school graduates. shaft, yelling at his mother to 2 -row turn it off. By the time she did, FARMRANCH tour will be at 8 a.m. July 30 atRapids in mid -July.Tim 0' Those receiving the awards are: the Twin Oaks Farm here, own-took the pen of fiveto 0.manure Marieta Faye Herbers, Rose Hill Sheryl had been scalped and was SUPPLY combing Tom Jensen, Neodesha left standing free of the appara- ed by Mr. and Mrs. Phil Adrian.Rapids. mower; Linda Peterson, Delavan tus. Emporia Other stops on the first day in- attache Sarah Poland, Junction City clude Leo Brawner and Sons, MANHATTAN HOSPITAL baker t Barbara Jeane Runnion, "We were very fortunate it was West Hwy. US 50 DROPS EXTENDEDCABE nothing worse than that," Bu- Burrton; Walter Back, Mt. Hope; Phillipsburg Harold Tonn, Haven; Schlickau MANHATTAN - The St. Sheryl Worrel, Manhattan will HAI channan said. Herefords, Haven; W. H. Tonn,Hospital at Manhattan Haven; Lewis Griffin, Hutchin-longer participate inthe ex Apj son; Harvey L. Krehbiel & Son,ed care portion ofthe Medlccr type fa TRACTORS: August 1, hos;: electric JD 830 dsl. with shaft, dual hydraulics, good $2995 Pretty Prairie, with the stopoverprogram after Studeln- JD 730 dsl., wide front end, excellent administrators havedecided.: in Stafford. to pui lawn in JD 1964 2010 gas (750 actual hours) with JD hydraulic load- On July 31, the tour will beginhospital will continue stand er and hydraulic bucket. Both $3575 pate in the HealthInsurance: 1963 930 Case dsl., c'ean $3500 at 8 a.m. at the Kenneth White- forks a; Case 730 diesel. New Case-O-matic just installed. Good rub- house and Son Ranch north of The Aged Program,excludi:i ber, painted, sharp $1950 Stafford. Other stops will be atthe extended carefacilities. 1961 MM G6 standard plow tractor. Factory LP. Power steer- Wendelburg Brothers,Stafford; 194' ing. Excellent $2350 STATE IHC 560 dsl. Wide front end, power steering. Sound. $2500 S & H Feeders, Ellinwood; J. ELBA LOANS IN fair sh M -II 44 gas. Cheap hay tractor Paul Stevenson,Sterling;a AVERAGE $25,500 good ru lunch stop at the Diamond U Loans averaged$25,500 with flu PLOWS Fa:, Kansas this year,by the JD 4-16 high clearance, reworked, painted. Excellent condition Stock Farm, Sterling; Herb S. 2 mounted JD 4x14 plows. Priced to sell The mportant Ramsey and Son, Nickerson; Land BankAssociations, HOUR MM 5x14 pull type $250 Willis Walsten, Hutchinson, andFLBAs made 1910loans to- Several good 3 bottom pull type plows Nebraska Auction. during the ----Tap OVERSTOCK of NEW 4 bottom semi-mtd. plows. Will deal. the tour will conclude at Menno$48.85 mi7lion machine COMBINE BARGAIN - 1969 JD 95 with 19' header. Cab Monday-Cattle Enns farm at Inman. year ended inJune. lag gas Machine cut 500 acres. New warranty. Will deal. coal hea cabinet; MISCELLANEOUS Wednesday Hogs - in.T.V. JD 13' BWA harrow. Sealed bearings etc. NIGHT SALES BOTH SALES START 11 A.M. type JD 5 section springtooth with cart. Good. $425 JD 5 section with 3 pt. hitch. Good $225 lamps; JD 24T baler. Excellent shape. Baled less than10,000 bales. Sales As Usual end tabl $1275 (small c JD 14T baler. Priced to sell.. throughout dressers Late model AC 7' rake with sealed bearings. EveryWednesday John Deere 594 rake Excellent $325 Harvest Time cheat; b . Minneapolis Moline rake $135 of antiq Fox InduStrial Chopper with pickup & $110 Stevens corn head .. $1365 BARN PHONE 1952 GMC' truck with bed. New engine. Seeto appreciate. $550 223.3571 ARTS AT othersn JD No. 34 chopper with mower barand corn head. Good. 2 miles north of Beatrice, op- SEjijii small m Priced to sell. posite airport. *ONAGA00,..HOGS JD 50' truss type hay and grain eleVatorfor PTO. Rebuilt CLARENCE TEGTMEIER CATTLE after storm. Sells new for over $1400 $5041 Burchard 8654521 DELMER JURGENS Wymore 645-3493 Sal' Concordia Tractor Inc. JR. ¶1111MM Alll Beatrice 228.0757 OnagaCommunity CH 3-338 1 Concordia, Kans. or804665,°NAG° Marvin CA)ttrell,Phone 889-4481 Doctors Must 1968 by 17.9 percent. Industrial A rather mixed marketis re- tractor salesalso were higher,ported on other farmmachinery thus indicating, the institute ob-for the first months ofthis year, Check Their serves, more optimism in the but in general salesare down tractor business than manufac- slightly. Biggest drop insales Own Cheaters turers had expected some monthshas been in combines.Hay bal- The new president of the earlier. ers show an increase. n con. American Medical Association acle .very says the medical profession must find and condemn physicians Wednesday cheating on Medicaid. "A national scandal is under way," he said, "because a few AUCTION physicians are cheating the AUGUST 6 of the medicaid program." beat Dr. Gerald D. Dorman of New SALE 1st 4,at York, in a speech to the final Starts 5:00 p.m. lite,see session of the A.M.A. annual convention, said these physicians EVENING SALE ,AIMING FOR LONGER AND HIGHER cheat by giving poor service, ov- Having moved into the Medford Manor, Iwill sell at public The University of Wisconsin's experimental farm projected a ercharging, and charging for ser- auction at my home located 1 block northof stop lights in steer built on these lines as a desired feeder calf, representing Hereford Morganville, Kans. 1 conser. vices not given. authorities' ideas on what constitutes the kind of steer that will en trans, grow "We have recommended," Dor- tal bed, complete; kerosene well, make a profit for its producer and provide the kind of meat the man said, "that cheaters be pros- Household Goodslamp; benches; bookcase. from customer wants. A thousand cattlemen from 39 states attended the 1890 Clay County Atlas; ne, state ecuted under the law whenever 1963 Frigidaire 9' refrigerator,pots, pans; antique and fancy 1969 Hereford type conference which showed five distinct types of appropriate." very good dishes; cut glass USDA feeder calves which had been tested. Frigidaire 40" electric range, rood grind- Same local and state medical good er; toaster & skillet, both el- The one illustrated here is a "type 4," measuring 42 inches off the societies have recommended ectric;kitchen dishes. ground and 641/2 inches long at 10% months of age. The "type 1" Chrome breakfast set with 4 Other miscellaneous items was dropping from Medicaid any phy- chairs not listed: iron kettle. a short -bodied, short legged animal, 61/2 inches shorter in length and 41/2 sician who gives inadequate care Metal utility cabinet; kitchen inches shorter in heighth. stools; ABC washing ma- SHOP TOOLS, GARDEN or charges wrongfully, he said. chine A "type 5" is even longer and higher than the 4 and is theone re- The Internal Revenue Service 2 Frigidaire automatic wash- TOOLS & TELEPHONE H, garded by Wisconsin authorities as having the greatest potential. ieorge announced two weeks ago that it ers, good SUPPLIES & TOOLS Warner Most feeder calves are currently in the "type 3" class. Matching Frigidaire electric Garden Mark tiller, 3 hp, good would audit income tax returns dryer Shop built table saw report. The farm working forceof physicians who made more Lewyt sweeper and attach- 2 6' step ladders; 12' step lad- than $25,000 a year from Medic- ments; sewing table; officeder;2 16' pipe poles; power Cut Again In is now 2.9 million, it said.People lawn mower; hand seeder; working on farms less than 25 aid or Medicare. chair; treadle type sewing In an apparent reference to machine; ironing board garden hose. Farm Workers days numbered about 1.3 million Zenith 21" console TV New 710x16 tire in 1968, down about 40,000fromthis, Dorman said, "We must Odds and ends of chairs 2 house doors, 1 has plate The number of hired workers make itperfectlycleartothe Antique china closet with oval glass 7.e has an the previous year, and those door (very nice) %mployed on farms dropped in working more than 25 days profession and tothe public Work bench; Coffing % ton ive of Os.1968 for the sixth time since num-that earning even a substantial Antique clock; kneehole desk;hoist with safety; 16' sectional thel1960, bered around 1.6 million, down floor lamp; table lamp; desktree saw; 16' sectional tree ge of the USDA said in a specialabout 120,000. amount of money from govern- lamp; swivel rocker; divan trimmer; 2 HD wire clamps; ce of the ment health programs is not, all (brown); hall tree. thread cutter, % to 11/ vorking by itself, evidence of chicanery." Antique sewing rocker; an- Pipe vise & stand; pipe cut- Soil Corr tique center table; antique oc-ter.;pipe reamer; 36 tryson But he added, "It is our re- casional chair pipe wrench; 2 coils of galv. Wednesday sponsibility to take the lead in 2 4 -piece bedroomsuites, strand cable; Collins1/2" elec- ATION rooting out and condemning the complete tricdrill;5/8x16"bolts; wire HIGH few who are cheating." Lawn chairs stretchers; long handled dig- AUCTION 11/2 ton Frigidaire window airger and spoon; 50' steel tape: ion of conditioner, good Craftsman bench grinder and an in. JULY 30 Throw rugs; sausage stufferbuffer. n Implement Sales and grinder; portable type- Hand tools and many sup- writer Belle SALE plies & repairs used by small file Card table; small radio; cen-telephone Co. too numerous to d popula Starts 11:00 a.m. Are Down Lunch Served ter table; magazine rack; me-mention. towns in Sales of farm tractors in the Here are Having sold the farm and quitting farming we will sell at UnitedStatesin February, for otherpublic auction on the farm located 10 north and 43/4east of Mrs. Anna Hull, Owner Clay Center or 41/2 north, 2 west, 1 north and 3/4 west of Green, March and April lagged behind Cuba, those of a year ago in thesame Accts: Foster Kretz Auction Serv. Clerk: Peoples National Kans. Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 erka,lift months. But for May, sales out- Bank, Clay Center mdia, FARM MACHINERY paced those of May 1968, accord- 1952 Massey Harris Super 27, 14 ft. combine, good shape; 1940 MM..ing to the Farm Industrial Equip- Feedlot Equipment & Farm Machinery tractor, wide front end, on rubber; 1938 Case S.C. tractor on rub-ment Institute, Chicago. ber, row crop 1951 Bell City single row corn picker; 1950 Woods siwgie Sales in February were off 24 Farmse,row corn picker; 1 Case 2x16 plow, on rubber; 1 Case 3x14 plow, ampercent from a year ago;in Saturday resent rubber; 1 Case 2 -row mounted lister; 1 M.M. 10 -ft. tandem disc; 1 M.M. March they were down 20 per- rmance. 9 -ft. chisel on steel; 1 buzzsaw frame and blade; 2 steel wheel wagons with cent and in April 12.8 percent. In five at the boxes; 1 4 -ft. tumble bug; 7 ft. disc;12 -row weeder; ad hay buck; IMay, the tractor sales exceeded AUCTION atCedar Oliver 16x8 grain drill with press; 1 old 3 -section drag harrow; 1 Case those for the same month in AUGUST 9 rim Ohide2 -row mounted cultivator;1I.H.C.2 -row stalk cutter;1old 4 -wheel toCella manure spreader; 1 M.M. 12 -ft. spring tooth and evener; 1953 Allis 5 -IL combine, P.T.O., with pickup attachment; 1I.H.C. V-25, 7 -ft.P.T.O- SALE Starts 9:30 a.m. mower; 1 shop built liquid fertilizer applicator with goo dpump; 2 pickup Lunch Served rAL attachments for M. Harris combine; 1 Junk Case corn packer; old Stude- ARE baker truck chassis and cab; several pieces old junk machinery. Public sale of feedlot equipment and farm machineryat the re St. Marl Miller feed lot, 1 mile east of Strong City, Kansas. a will n° HAY, POSTS, BUILDING, HAND TOOLS & MISC. Fox single row field cutter extend 3 section spike tooth harrow he App. 250 round bales P. hay; Several steel posts; hedge posts; .AC Trucks JD 4 row curler Medicare type farrowing house; some hog netting; some iron fence; 500 chink 1966 V8 Ford 2 ton with BJGraham Hoeme chisel 1, hosPita electric brooder; hyd. tractorpump; log chains; pressure pump; severe/ mixer feeder box Mtd. field sprayer with booms acided. Trs Studebaker truck wheels; drop cord;2old transmissions; old power 1959 V8 Ford 11/2ton with and drops to Pfdlawn mower; 2 wooden hog feeders; 1 300 -gal. barrel; gas barrels; barrel_ grain bed, stock racks andIHC 27V 7' tractor mower stand (wood); roll hoist Tumaco 2 wheel hydraulic ;uralice f6: new barb wire; bench grinder; hand tools! shovels; forks and other handtools no tlisted. 1955 V8 IHC 2 ton with Farm- scoop excluding Sylvan hand manure spreader IHC 3-16 plow, hyd. lift. lities. 1954 IHC 2 ton with Davis 3 4 -wheel trailer wagons mixer feeder Irrigation pump TRUCKS & TRAILERS SALE CO., INC. 1951 GMC 11/2 ton with grainMounted Continental post hole ATE 1947 Stedebaker 11/2 ton truck with 131/2ft. bed and grain sides, Sylvan Grove, Ks. bed and hoist digger fair shape; 1951Chev. % ton pickup; 7x9 flatbed with grain FRIDAY SALES EACH WEEK 3 point tractor blade good rubber, good shape; 1 Chev. 1/2 ton pickup (junk); 1 4 -wheel trailer Selling 1000-1500 fresh country 5,500in with flatbed. stocker and feeder cattle, calves Tractors FENCE EQUIPMENT Feder, and stock cows each week. 1966 Allis Chalmers HD4 die-3000 feet 2" used pipe the Mike Meyer 913-526-3535 sel crawler with torque con-12 rolls new barbed wire ns.State HOUSEHOLD, Micky Meyer '913-526-3225 verter, hydraulic front endSeveral hundred railroad ties .ns tota1!t ANTIQUES & COLLECTORS ITEMS Hedge posts ____Tappan loader & rear mtd. ripper thefi"' gas range;Frigidaire 9 -ft.refrigerator;Maytag washing Ford Industrial 2000 with 10 hedge corner posts machine; Frigidaire40 -in,electric range; 20,000 B.T.U. Warm Morn- Quinter front loader & hydraulic 6 light poles bucket Some used 3" pipe ing gas heater (nice); 30,000 B.T.U. gas heater; 2 oil heaters; 2 wood or MISCELLANEOUS coal heaters; chromekitchen table and 4 chairs; ironing board; kitchen* LIVESTOCK Ford 880 tractor cabinet; Super M Farmall with torque20'x8", 20'x4" augers small glass cabinet; occasional chair; divan and chair; G.E. 21- COMM. CO. amplifier 3 HP electric motor 10. T.V.; G. E.combination radio and record player; small radio; treadle Quinter, Ks. John Deere Model 40 with 3Linccitn portable electric weld- 'e sewing machine; small antique drop leaf table; floor lamps; table MONDAY SALES EACH WEEK pt. hitch er & generator IMPs; electric heater, buffet; gate leg dining table and 4 chairs (nice); Selling 1000-1500 fresh country W-9 IHC Electric arc welder end table; commode;china closet with oval doors; 2 antique writing desks stocker and feeder cattle, calves John Deere B with 2 row cul-Mighty Mist fogger, 3 pt. hitch and stock cows each week. tivator Chain saw; portable insecti- ,,___,(8131all ones) Bross bed; old dining table; antique rockers; dining chairst Jay Meyer 913.754-3354 cide fogger w'sers; steel wardrobe; 4 piece bedroom suite complete (nice); cedar Machinery Truck and tractor mud chains Chest; bedding; cutglass; kero lamps; antique clock; several nicepieces Allis Chalmers SP -100 com-2 9x28 tractor tires, new caps of antiquedishes; fancy bowls; picture frames; old Edison records; old Meyer Stocker Feeder bine with Hume reel & Numerous truck tires Stevens12 gauge shot gun; banjo clock;Carnival glass;fruitjars; Order Buying Service pickup attachment Platform scale & other items °tiler small and. Pull type road grader too numerous to mention antique and collector items; kitchen pots; Pans; dishes Featuring Cattle Direct 10' IHC pull type disk HORSES small misc, items. From The Country JD 2 row mtd. cultivator 3 good saddle horses, been Mike Meyer, Sylvan Grove, Ks. IHC 16 hole low wheel grainworked in feed lot Micky Meyer, Sylvan Grove drill Terms: CASH MR. &MRS. LAWRENCE KELLER Jay Meyer, Quinter, Ks. e Clerk: Union State Bank, Clay Center, Kans. Arch Miller Estate, Owner Acct: PosterKretz Auction Service, Clay Center, Kans. Auctioneers: Jim Barr & J. H. Hind Clerk: Glen Barrett -a Phone Morganville WA 6-4422. sociate professor, agricultural gative team is employing a land July 29, disposal method of feedlot pollu-engineering; Dr. Larry S. Mur- 1969 Oil Companies Seek Income phy, associate professor, agron- tion control in a project they are The tourwill he conducting in cooperation with omy; Dr. William L. Powers, as-the Royal Manoradquarter motel On Slow -Pay Credit Cards Pratt Feedlot, Inc., Pratt. sistant professor, agronomy; andwa and make at Dr. Lawrence A. Schmid, assist- the following The K -State researchers, head- on August 1: gasoline credit cards, quietly ant professor, civil engineering. If you use a gasoline credit ed by principal investigator Har- 1. Carl Funk,west card - and probably 35 millionbeing studied by many compa- ry L. Manges, assistantprofes- In addition to providing for fac- Goff on lip people do - you may soon dis-nies that do not already haveit, ulty and university financial 2. Jess Nineow, sor of agriculturalengineering, 3. Raytah Rottman, cover if you haven't already, thatis the revolving credit plan. are conducting thispilot study support, this Department of In- coChristiewesaf one of the best bargains in cred- In a typical plan, the customer terior research contract will sup-4. Everett Vaughan, Each under a $136,608, two-year con- mak, it cards is rapidly disappearing. gets 12 months to pay. tract from the U.S. Departmentport four graduate students dur-5. Noon Lunch,Atchirsol" You can definitely look for- month he is billed one -twelfthof ing the next two academic years.6. MelvernDeckard, inter-of Interior. 7. Tom Swearingen,Atchison ward to paying 12 to 18 percentthe total plus 1% percent Research will be carried on at Lawren,, 8. Ervin Steele,Lawrence a year interest if you don't payest on the rest. the Pratt Feedlot where some 9. Donald Churchbaugh, L'x on time. Some companies have Companies that have the re-$20,000 head of cattle are now fed Polled Hereford win Raid, 10. Night Stop, let a user get away with not pay-volving plan include the Contin-daily. Ottawa ental Oil Company, the Union Oil Stops plannedfor Aug. ing interest up to now. First step will be to character-Two -Day Tour 2 inel4 Company of California, the Hum- dude: You may be able to get as ize the stormwater runofffrom 11. Raymond much as a year to pay your billble Oil and Refining Company, the feedlot, "determining the Gillette,% This Week 12. Harold McDonald We will from some companies, but you'lland the American Oil Company. amount of pollutants in that run- Ottawa will be the base for 18 burg Wiiiiiew have to pay up to 18 percent for Among those studying the 13. Keith Lankard, located plan are the Cities Service Oil off," Manges explained. stops on the 2 -day annual tour of14. Noon Stop, Garnett way) an the privilege. Then investigators will charac-the Kansas Polled Hereford Assn. Lacygne company, the Skelly Oil Compa- 15. Dale Avery,Pleastudon Most companies typically have terize manure on the feedlot. August 1-2. Jim Rowland of 16. Lloyd Winslow, had two basic plans, one for gas-ny, and possibly the Sun Oil 17. Morton PolledBaran Company and the Mobil Oil This involves determining the Marysville is chairman of the Rerefords, oline and oil and one for more amount of phosphorus, nitrogen, Altoona expensive purchases, such as Corporation. tour committee. 18. IL J. Davies, Texaco's new venture is a sodium, potassium and calcium Benedict tires, batteries and accessories. in the solid waste materials. Generally, a customer was told "time charge plan," 10 percent Final step will be to dispose of he had 30 days to pay for the down and 18 percent interest on LEGAL the runoff and solid wastes from HORSE SALE Northeas gas and oil and up to six monthsthe balance (or less in a few of anus. for the rest, with no interest onstates.) -the feedlot onto a selected site at The Ashland Oil and Refiningagricultural cropland. A corn- tarn either. field will be utilized in this pi- Wilson Livestock Auction mately But, if he knew how to goCompany has a "monthly pay- 05.6 acre lot project. Wheat) I about it, he could get at least 60ment budget plan," with 11 per- SALINA, KANSAS days - at no interest - on thecent added to the purchase, to be "We plan to determine the POSSESS gas and oil and often more be- paid in 12 installments. quantities of these solid and li- quid wastes which can be dispos- very of cause of easygoing policies.He All these companies, of course, Saturday, August 2 orr Yei could do much the same on ex-continue to offer their tradition-ed on the cornfield without pol- luting the groundwater below NOTE -7 tended terms. al credit-card plan and, forthe Tack Sells 7:00 p.m. - Horses Sell 8:00p.m. Ground. Now, because of tight money,most part, charge no interest onthe surface or the stormwater Horses Sell In The Order Unloaded At TheSale Terr runoff," Manges said. For More Information Contact: new thinking is being brought30 -day plans if paid within 55 or Bernard Ireton - TA 3-8263- Salina into the industry. Oil men are 60 days. They also charge no in- If this land disposal method Al Soukup - 658-2935 - Wilson beginning to realize that creditterest on extended -credit plans -works out as well as the K -State Vern Walker - 263-3123 - Abilene cards could become a major new90 days and 180 days - if paidteam anticipates, it could mean or the Auctioneers: ,Ilir. source of income. on time. that water resources in Kansas Roger A. Johnson - Bob Perry Jr. Dr. Paul Nadler, professor of would be subjected to far less business administration at Rut-New Angle On danger from pollution from the gers, the state university, in state's growing number of ani- REPUBLIC COUNTY LAND Newark, N.J., said many compa- mal feedlots. 200A Improved & Unimproved L nies were taking the view thatCleanup Of "Should this project be success- "as long as you're going to be ful,it means there would not it= sluggish in paying anyway, let'sFeedlot Runoff likely be a reccurrence of the Monday Eve, get a return on it." Aninterdisciplinary researchclosing of a water sports facili- He said, "more and more com-group at Kansas State Univers& tybecause of feedlot pollution. AUCTION panies recognize this could be aty, Manhattan, is working on an Thishappened last year at John AUGUST 4 Reservoir below Cot- good source of profit, and moreinnovative technique for reduc- Redmond Starts 8:00 p.m. and more will encourage you toing feedlot pollution of Kansas tonwood Falls,"Manges pointed SALE In American Legion Hal take extended terms." lakes, rivers and streams. out. REPUBLIC, HANS. No Nadler saw one possible dan- Researchers from the univer- Faculty investigators working TRACT NO. 1 ger - one more area in which sity's engineering and agricultur- with Manges onthis project Approximately 80 acres of improved Republic County farm the consumer ds tempted to go al experiment stations will col- which beganJune 1: Carl E. An- land north of Republic, Kans. over his head. laborate in this venture. derson, instructor, agricultural Legal Descrinpsion: Located approximately 1 mile north of I. Lipper, as - the northeast edge of Republic, Kansas. The East Half (Eli) One of the newest wrinkles in The six -member faculty investi- engineering; Ralph of the Southeast Quarter (SE%) of Section Twenty-four QC, Township One (1) South, Range Five (5) West of the 6th P.M. in Republic County, Kansas. General Description: This tract of land lies level to slightly wavy and has produced very well over the years. Forthe BURLINGTON, KANSAS investor thinking of irrigation possibilities, don't overlook. AUCTION There is a 2 story frame 8 room modern home. Allotments: The approximate 1969 allotments are 20.1 wheat I am moving into a furnished 23.0 milo, 21.0 corn and 1.0 conserving acre .There is approm Coffey Eureka apartment and will sell at pub- mately 71.0 acres of cropland. The balance is lots. lic auction my household goods TRACT NO. 2 and some miscellaneous items Approximately 80 acres of unimproved Republic Countytwo at the house located 940 Sher- land North of Republic, Kansas. County Auction man St.,in Clay Center, Ks. Legal Description: Located approximately 1 mileNorth of Tues., July 29 the Northeast edge of Republic, Kansas. TheWest Hal (W1/2) of the Southwest Quarter (SW%) of SectionNineteen Starts 5:30 p.m. West of the Livestock Sale Sale EVENING SALE (19), Township One (1) South, Range Four (4) 6th P.M. in Republic County, Kansas. General Description: This tract of land lies wavyto rolling Every Every Household Goods This farm has been producing good crops andhas possibil 1966 Coronado 16 -ft. chest type ities for the grain and livestock man. deep freeze Allotments: The approximate 1969 allotments are8,2 wheal Wednesday Monday 1966 Coronado automatic wash- 10.0 milo, 9.0 corn and 1.0 conserving acre.There is approx. We er; 1965 Coronado 9 ft. refri- Ornately 29.0 acres of cropland. The balance isgrassland go at pub STARTS 12 NOON STARTS 1:00 P.M. gerator lots. of the 1965 Coronado 30 in. gas range ranty. These are all good. TRACT NO. 3 For Burlington Wed., July 30 G E refrigerator, good Approximatelyland Republic C01111i1 All Small gas range farm N"orthacOref siteopfubillniic, Kansas. annul Coronado 8ft.refrigerator, Legal Description: Located approximately3i mile Northof Early Consignments good the Northeast edge of Republic, Kansas.The Northef 1 1, (NEU) of Seetiol 1 1 Chrome kitchen table and 4 (51 40 Choice whiteface yearling steers and heifers 575-625. Quarter (NE a/4) of the Northeast Quarter Range Five 32 Good Angus calves 400-425 chairs Twenty-five (25), Township One (1) South, 1 1 Wood kitchen table and 4 chairs Kansas. ti 37 Mixed yearling steers 600-700 West of the 6th P.M. in Republic County, rolling Buffet; 5 dining chairs; 1 oc- General Description: This tract of land lieswavy to 1 1: 1 Good registered 2 -year old Polled Hereford bull. casional chair; center table; roductionopeharsatbeioenn. good and would be adesirable ire 24 Good whiteface yearling steers and heifers 500-550. tThe red 11 Antique center table; antique any wheat 19 Good whiteface_ and black whitefacesteer and heifer calves 400-500 are 9.6 1 buffet; small antique table; Allotments: The approximate 1969 allotmentsThere Is apir small divan;5 trunks;small 11.0 milo, 10.0 corn and 1.0 conserving acre. a *T * * 4' At4. Monitor electric washing mach- imately 34.0 acres of cropland. The balanceis grassialla. 1 1! ine;dresser with mirror;an- 11 tique drecaPr with mirror; THE FOLLOWING APPLIES TOALL 3TRACTS a Special Stocker half of the1969 & Feeder wooden bed, complete. Taxes: The Seller will pay the first estate taxes. 1 14 1969 Hoover sweeper with at- estate taxes on the basis of the 1968 realRepublic, Nallsr b. 1 1, tachments, like new Present Tenant: Eldon Eitzmann, R.F.D.,the balanceat ( tl Sale Sat., August2 1 clock; Davis double barrel Terms: 25% down the day of sale and Bellevi11, shotgun, 12 gauge; double sink; interest payable to the Peoples NationalBank at 1 11 AT THE EUREKASALE PAVILION antique hat rack; luggage; gar- Kansas, as escrow agent for the seller onnot lesstlLiallaall August 1, 1970.11Lthe den cultivator;6 Oleander by , 1 year contract with 25% due on be furnished plants nou EXPECTING 500HEAD inpots; some hand 1972. A good and marketable title will th buyer 1 4! These will all be native cattleraised or grazed in The tools;dishes and small misc. seller. Escrow charges will be sharedby Flint Hills, including.: items not listed. seller withko, Ad 2 dozen laying hens; 2 chick- will betoshown bv smaelc.ing anappointment Hereford, Angus and crossbredcalves, 450.550 lbs. en crates; some chicken feed. auctLa.ionneder day of WF and Angus and crossbredyearling steers, 550-700. prior'FERm Feeder steers, 700-900. Alex Szadejko, Feeder heifers, 500-700. M.DAVI) Auc Owner MR. & MRS. CHARLES e7.5111; Clerk: Peoples National Bank, Waring.ph.-- Raymond Vaughn Herb Rocklull Clay Center. Auct. and Real Estate Broker: Eugene BURLINGTON 812 23rd Street. Belleville,Kansas 364-2581 EUREKA GI SUN Auct: Foster Kretz Auction BanandkO, klahoma i Kpae on spal Nebraska lxo' BARN PHONE 36401176 BARN PHONE GI 34946 Service, Clay Center, Phone L iA c ennste: d WA 64422, Morganville. Escrow The National , . The city of Russell had about illarterat July 29, 1969 tel at Grass & Grain Derrick RemindersNearly All Gone 100 wells on the townsite -- 19 some a few feet from the busin- DWingsto RUSSELL of steel rigs. - Part of the Kan- In fact, a traveler experiencedess district -- but never had the sas landscape is fading fast. tall towers to call attention to 1 froo The familiar steel derricks the sensation of being in a chute if he went between Chase and the oilers. Dtah which a generationago served 00 Acres Cloud County Ellinwood on the then US 50N, But Russell has seen to it that itof At as sentinels for producing wells there will always be a derrick to and riggings from which to hangnow US 56. A canyon was virtually maderemind tourists of the city's pe- son block and tackle used in tubing troleum heritage. Real Estate and casing pulling are rapidly of the 6 -mile stretch of highway IL_Alson tf. by pumping derricks that lined it. It put up one at the east edge Nrenee being torn down. of town, on the east edge of the nee In fact, it is unusual to findan Scarcely 330 feet back of the Ao right-of-way, a rig stood everyroute of old US 40. It is festoon- occasional oil well tower still ed with signs giving civic infor- standing. 660 feet on both sides of the pavement. mation. 2 include: AUCTION At that time, 10 -acre well spac- Then it put up a lighted derrick ing patterns were the rule in on 1-70 when it came through to Ottawa We will offer the following described Real E state For Sale at Public Auction at the farm most Kansas fields. Nearly all lure traffic south of town. located 2 miles West (of St. Joseph Hospital) 5 miles South, % mile West (on No.9 High- the better leases in Chase -Silica Zenith, once a rip -snorting nett way) and 1% miles South of Concordia Kansas on - had 16 wells to the quarter sec-drilling center in eastern Staf- ne tion, or eight wells to the mileford county, can claim half a doz- linen on both sides of the section line.en of the steel sentinels. Three )ran of them are just off Stafford's efords, Tuesday, August 5th Thirty years ago, the Trapp field along the Russell -Barton north edge. pet Sale at 10:00 A. M. Sharp County line from Milberger to One of the last remaining orch- Beaver looked like a forest of ards of neatly planted rows of rigs was in the old Richardson LEGAL DESCRIPTION-The Southeast % (SEA) and the Southwest % (SW%)of the miniature Eiffel Tower. All Northeast % (NE%) of Section 2, Township 7, Range 4, Westorthe 6th PM, Cloud County these are gone new. field near Hudson, until a few areas. The Burrton field directly eastyears ago. farm consists of the following acreages: 186 Acres farm ground, thereare approxi. of Hutchinson had about 350 Such historictool pusher nately 10 acres Brome Grass waterways: Approximate A.SC acreage allotmentsare; derricks before World War II stomping grounds as the 46 -year - $5.6 acres Wheat; 16 acres Feed Grain; 62 acresOatsand Rye(can beplantedto Wheat) 15 acres Normal Conserving. put a premium on scarce metal.old Fairport field northwest of POSSESSION-Immediate Possession on Entire Farm. That resulted in development ofRussell, the Bemis -Shutt ram- truckmounted cable tool drillingparts along the Saline river can- 1ER!dS-25% of purchase Price Down on Day of Sale, Balance Due in 30 DaysUpon Be- ery of a Clear and Merchantable Title. Sellers are to pay First Half of 1969 Taxes and all and pulling units. yons in Ellis County, and the or Years! The townsite of Chase had Lost Springs district in Marion NOTE-This is a good high producing farm, itlays real good and has Creek Bottom pumping derricks behind stores,County still boast of a few pump- Ground.It has good allotment acres, it has Terraces established and is approximately in alleys, adjacent to church ing derricks. 9% Terraced. This farm has been well Conserved and will makesomeone a good unit. 'property and around the cem- But that is about all that re- etery. mains of the tall steel towers. r. & Mrs. L. A. Blochlinger-owners The derricks - which were ar- 320 A UNIMPROVEDREPUBLIC CO. RALPH C. HARDIN-Real Estate Broker, Clyde, ranged as neatly and precisely Kansas as fence rows and pinpointed SALE CONDUCTED SY the location of oil fields so that they could be seen for miles- LARRY MASSE, Aiclioneor & Real Estats Saloum have given way to low, compact Concordia, Phone 243-1714 pumping units which are drab AUCTION Friday Eve. and unimpressive by comparison. ire. PUBLIC BOAT AUCTION Counties such as Russell, Bar- AUGUST 8 ton, Ellis, Ellsworth, Harvey, SALE REPUBLIC, KANS. Marion, McPherson, Reno, Rice 4 and Stafford, where the big pro- We will sell the following real estate and personal pro- Saturday duction came in the 1930s and perty at public auction in Republic, Kans. Personal property 194(1s, were dotted by thousands sells at the residence at 6:00 P.M. Real estate will be sold n Hall AUCTION at the American Legion Hall in Republic, Kans. at 8:00 P.M. NS. Seating will be available. Information given at sale time will AUGUST 2 take precedence. y farm TRACT NO. 1 SALE Starts 4:00 p.m. Approximately 160 acres of unimproved Republic County rth of farm land southeast of Republic, Kansas. (Eli) Legal Description: Located approximately 4 miles East of r (24), Manhattan Marineland the Northeast edge of Republic, Kansas, on the Blacktop :he 6th road and 2 miles South. The Northeast Quarter (NEY4) of 520 Pillsbury Drive, Manhattan Kans. Section Ten (10), Township Two (2) South, Range Four (4) ;lightly (East end of viaduct on Highway 18) West of the 6th P.M. in Republic County, Kansas. 'or the General Description: This farm lies wavy to rolling and has erlook, been a good producer. For the livestock and grain operator, don't overlook. There is a good livestock pond in the pasture. wheat, Also, there is a 24x32 single story frame house and other pproxi buildings which have been vacant. Allotments: The approximate 1969 allotments are 34.4 wheat, 12.0 Barley and no conserving acres. There is approximately 96.0 acres of cropland. The balance is grassland, hay meadow r farm and lots. )rth of TRACT NO. 2 t Half Approximately 160 acres of unimproved Republic County ineteen farm land Southeast of Republic, Kansas. of the Legal Description: Located approximately 4 miles East of the Northeast edge of Republic, Kansas', on the Blacktop rolling. "I never consider crop failure road and 11/2 miles South. The North Half (N1/2) of the South- ossiMl east Quarter (SE Y4) and the South Half (S1/2) of the North- when Iplant wheat." east Quarter (NE14 ) of Section Three (3), Township Two (2) wheat, South, Range Four (4) West of the 6th P.M. in Republic approx' County, Kansas. We are over -stockedon used boats and motors, and will sell General Description: This farm lies wavy to rolling and has nd and at public auction the followingitems to reduce our stock. Some produced well for many years. For the livestock and grain of these boatsare demonstrators; many carry factory war- Herington man desiring an all around farm, just take adrive by and ranty. you can see the answer. CountY All motors will be in operating condition, Allotments: The aproximate 1969 allotments are 28.9 Wheat, announced. guarantee will be livestock 37.0 milo, 18.0 corn and no conserving acres. There is approx- path of imately 82.0 acres of cropland and the balance is grassland rtheast 1 14' sail boat, complete with trailer and hay meadow. (demonstrator TH'E FOLLOWING APPLIES FOR BOTH TRACTS Section 1 16' Richline fishing boat Auction. Co Taxes: The Seller wi I pay the first half of the 1969 real es- ive (5) 1 15 'Glass Magic boat with tate taxes on the basis of the 1968 real estate taxes. trailer 35 hp. Evinrude motor and rolling. Sale Every Possession: Full possession of wheat stubble and idle ground le tract 1 15' wooden boat with 35hp. Mercury and trailer will be given day of sale. Full possession of farmland, grass- 1 15' Whitehouse boat, Tuesda land and hay meadow will be given on March 1, 1970. Buyer wheat, 50 hp. Mercury, trailer will receive landlord's share of milo. Buyer will be required 1 14' Aluma Craft boat,40 hp. Johnson with electric starter apProx' to pay landlord's share of fertilizer applied to the now grow- and trailer ing milo. and. 1 15' Fiber glass,35 hp. Johnson and trailer Operating under Federal Supervision 1 14' Lone Star aluminumwith 71/2 hp. Evinrude, steering & Bonded for your protection. RESIDENCE real and trailer Located 1 block North and 2 blocks West of the West Side Grocery Store in Republic, Kans. This is a 2 story frame 7 114' wooden boatand trailer If you have cattle to sell, call room home situated on a large lot. ;ans. 1 14' Whitehouse with at 70 25 hp. electric starter Sea King and collect C. C. Wendt BL 82529 trailer Herington; Wm. Schnell ANTIQUES Neville. 1 16' Razorback Round oak table with 3 extra leaves and chairs; combin- aria' fiber glass fishing boat with 33 hp. Evin- BL 8-2039, Herington; Ted ation book case and desk: 5 wood rockers: Williams Dump 71 and rude and trailer (sitll under warranty) Haefner, 317, Lincolnville. organ; 4 kerosene lamps; ice cream stool, and other items. by the 1 13' wooden boatand trailer erand 145 hp. Sears motor Inspection of land is welcome prior to the sale by making an appointment with the auctioneer. ith the Additional ItemsTo Be Included As Trades Are Made Herington Owners: Heirs of John Daugherty And TERMS: Noboat may be removed until satisfactory settlement or arrangements for settlement have been made. Livestock Stella S. Daugherty, Estates VIS Administrators: Elmer Daugherty and Arletha Scarlett. Auction conductedby Bob Wilson, St. George. Ph. 494-2552. Auct. and Real Estate Broker: Eugene Waring, ph. 527-5141, 7.5141; Auction Co. 812 23rd Street, Belleville, Kansas. Manhattan Marine Licensed in Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma. Herington, Kans. Attorneys: Spurney and Spurney, phone 527-2666, Belleville, Kans

L. A. WILLIAMS, Owner $40,000 For July29, 1969 Texas. Laue Charolais The topseller Lester Laue of Hanover sold sale brought at the the second top bull at the 3rd $90,000from St bine whichpaid that World Charolais sale at Calgary,Bieber Brothers, ania, Ame Canada, July 5. The animal, afor a June Rimbey,' 1968 bullIv, hred June 1968 bull, owned by Laueweighed 1653pounds'44' and Dr. Mischeler of Tulsa, ling. as a ).erlt hors ties Okla., brought$40,000from The 68 headat thee sa George Deen of Fort Worth, ed $11,823per head.saliona ill ' There orses Saturdayhe tot AUCTION PLAIN CALVES ON BROME-BLUESTEM AUGUST1 One of nine stops on the annual Greenwood County Beef Tour was at theCalvin Bewley ranch north of Eureka, shown here, where cattlemen viewed a lot bill of plain calvespasturingon brome SALE Starts 1:00 and bluestem with a range supplement. p,i TOPEKA, Rua ing plans are laboratory animal As we have purchased the real estate way Bait Stationbusiness a ndthe handling facilities. John Brink is adjoining location A Start To Relocate the associate architect. will sell the following just west

eBleicliniincgsbl:vei: The K -State veterinary medi- LargeRCECQolljanivigEendNir7g 84; ma- Lawn seeder andfertilizer VeterinaryFacility cinegrant was includedin chine il wesntsollin Pop cooler, 30"x20"x51/2' gob:Ilya:4: MANHATTAN - Start on thelies just north of the main cam-awards totaling more than $9 any other item million just announced by Rob- Nattriiocn, aN1 oc.as4h266754gir 7er,deeplecar-t. TRUCKS development of a new veterin-pus and just east of Jardine Ter- 1965 Chev. % ' ary complex at Kansas State Uni- race Apartments. ert H. Finch, Secretary of Health, ments, rings up to $99.99. bed ton pickup4 versity here has been assured Vincent Cool, assistant vice Education and Welfare, for the 4'x30"x30" & 6'x30"x36" cool- 1964 Ford % ton, profes- ers; Koch glass front cooler, 1964 Ford Econoline4 speed with the announcement of a president for planning, says fin-construction of health van facilities. The 8'x4'x3'; large Seeger refriger- $672,675 grant from the Unit- al working drawings are now be-sions educational ator;small Cooleratorrefri- 1963 Chev. % ton oillh ed States Department of Health,ing prepared and bids can be call-KSU grant is administered by gerator; 4 cement water tanks bed pickup 6 Education and Welfare's Divis- ed and construction begun as the Division of Educational and 7 1/2'x3'x26". Research Facilities, the compon- 3 metal bait tanks 8x30"x32"' 8 % For in ion of Health Manpower. soon as the plans are completed 1 metal bait tank 12'x36x24" aut. tram. pickup According to Dr. Charles E.and final approval received froment of the Bureau of Health Pro- TOM fessions Education and Man- 3 miscellaneous metal tanks; 6 sedanV Barn 2 Cornelius, dean of veterinary Washington. Construction could electric minnow saver aera- 1959 Chev. El Camino Home power Training responsible for 1959 IHC tractor, Medicine at KSU, the grant pro-get underway as early as late tors; 13 perforated bait buck - R185 ., vides matching funds to assist infall. funding and administering all ets; display rack 8'x5'x3' 1955 Ford % ton withdip National Institute of Health ex- 30 insulated sportsman jack - ...0 construction of a $2.4 million The new comparative medical ets and suits;shelving; 19b54edChev.% ton pickup comparative medical sciences sciences building will be are-tramural construction grants counters. 1950 IHC truck, 2 ton, programs. 2 spi building. search and teaching facility hous- MISCELLANEOUS 12' grain & stock bed The three-story structure is oneing diagnostic laboratories for TRUCK EQUIPMENT Large office desk 5 truck 5thwheels; of three major buildings plannedthe College of Veterinary Medi- The latest grants bring the to- Table saw with % hp motor liftgate, needs repairs; $rCOI' for the new complex and markscine and laboratories for teach-tal federal funds for construction Woods Bros rotary mower,Chev. pickup bed; l PrI10, pull type, needs re- van the first step in a seven -step longing diagnostics and surgery toof health professions educational fluid transferecitransufeiprmpeurentp truckbody; range plan to relocate the K - students. The remainder of thefacilities to approximately $537 Springfield rotary lawn mow- eluding tank; State College of Veterinary Medi-building will be devoted to facul-million. The program, authoriz- pair.8' utility bed cine on a satellite campus. Thety offices and research labora-ed in 1963, has assisted 133 new site is an 80 -acre tract whichtories. Also included in the build -schools to increase their first DEE MORRIS, Owner year enrollment by 4791 students. Auctioneer: Jim Kirkeminde

W4 miles MONDAY, AUGUST 4 liof 11i2 of th, STARTS 1 0 :00 A.M. AUCTION Lunch Served Farm 936 JD Farm Hi Special InvitationFREE hay la SALE age t BEER 1938 JD Come out to the sale and enjoy the day with us JD n Two -row Aswe have quit farming and moved to Ellsworth to devote full time to my IH 100 1 auctions and Real Estate Brokerage, we will sell the following personal property good at Public Auction at the farm located 7 miles north on K-14, 1 mile west and Y2 iSide north of the K-14 & 140 intersection at Ellsworth, Kans.; or I/2 mile south of Inter. III 12 ft. state 70 & K-14 Interchange, 1 mile west and '/mile north. 30 Ft. gi take -1 6 Ft. LE We had a good sale last week with receipts of 314 cattle and 328 hogs. Ford 10 We hada $26 fat hog top. With a lower cattle market, we thought we MACHINERY, TOOLS & MISCELLANEOUS IH 10 ft. 8 Ft. Ta had a good active sale. Butcher cows were about steady with the week Steel dehorning chute before. Below is a partial listing: 1964 Case 730 tractor w/ 65045 telephone cross arms, 3x4x 2 FL IF loader, 1500 hrs. 10 ft. Front end loader JD 16 ft 1947 JD tractor D 50 railroad ties;2 telephoneHay rack, 20 -ft. Two 14 trailer, 6 holstein strs Allis Chalmers tractor WC poles tow -Boy implement Power p HOGS 670 @ 26.00 20 -ft. 1 whifc hrn str Case plow, 3-14 Cedar posts; Metal & wood Wards '1 28 fat hogs 203 @26.00 765 @ 29.00 M&M oneway, 6 -ft. troughs Grain auger, 4" -16 -ft. Burr Gri 8 black steers loci 11 fat hogs 222 @25.85 588 @ 28.50 Case tandem disc, 9 -ft. Panels; woven wire; saw2 200 -gal. gas tanks on eral 1 8 fat hogs 212 @25.70 3 blk wf steers 533 @ 29.30 MW single disc, 15 -ft. frame; small metal building.Craftman Welder, 180amp Evans Si 17 fat hogs 3 holstein steers 543 @ 27.10 JD springtooth, 16 -ft. w/ helmet &accessories in pi, 210 @25.60 100 steel T posts; drive belt; corn. 20 fat hogs 228 @25.65 11 whifc steers 695 @ 30.00 IHC spiketooth harrow,24 -ft.wire stretcher; shovels & Victor acetylene welder, One Tan 7 fat hogs 218 @25.50 9 b&bwf hfrs 706 @ 26.10 JD rotary hoe, 14 -ft. forks;pipe fittings;oilbar- plete One tanl 1 whifc hfrs 1951 JD mower, No. 5 rels; 5 gal. gas cans; Welding table One larg 640 @ 26.40 enalne,ly CATTLE 4 b&bbf hfrs 498 @ 28.00 Roto Speed rotary mower,7- Grease guns; 5 tires, 7.50xBriggs & Stratton Small 2- ft.,3 -pt. 14; 4 gal. 24D; 5 boxes plas- hp.rgas IH Self 3 bbf steers 680 @28.60 3 whifc hfrs 961 @ 23.00 lb 1967 Case baler,twine,230,tic baler twine; 2 kerosene Powe Products engine, Sears 2-i 32 black steers 754 @28.40 11 blk whifc hfrs 575 @ 26.10 1 black cow PTO, baled 3000 bales tank heaters; scrap iron; an- hp. gas 7 blk fc strs 627 @28.901 1040 @ 19.85 1967 Kelly Ryan rake gle, flat & shaft iron. 2 electric motors, 3/4hp 3 black steers 621 @28.50 1 whifc cow 1235 @ 18.75 1958 JD 'Sulky rake, 12 -ft. Rear tractor blade, 3 -pt. 5 ton hydraulicjack 4 mixed steers 665 @ 1 roan hm cow 1040 @ 19.80 28.00 1957 bale elevator, 20 -ft. Snow plow blade 4 sets wheel weightsAuctima. 11 wf brin strs 884 @28.20 1 spotted cow 1000 @ 19.30 Bale loader Hay fork; rock fork Log chains;cattle oiler; 15 holstein steers 857 @25.65 1 red cow 975 @ 19.30 1962 Bee Line field sprayer eral feeder;electric fencer. 11 black steers 1 black cow 710 @ 18.70 1955 JD manure spreader, Power post hole digger, 9" & 573 @30.50 16" 14 b&bbf strs 480 @32.40 1 blkfc cow 950 @ 18.60 Model L HAY Wetmore hammermill cutting alfal PPrfa 3 whifc strs 455 @31.30 2 black cows 1115 @ 19.40 MM drill, 16-8; MH drill, 16-8 500 bales 1st hay, a° 4 black steers 1 whifc cow JD power wheat binder, 10 -ft.Steel stock rack for Wideside150 bales prairie 407 @32.00 1150 @ 21.60 200 bales straw 2 whifc strs 375 @32.30 1 whifc cow 970 @ 19.00 Case hydraulic cylinder, 2 -way pickup 1 whifc cow 1021 @ 18.30 Listen Monday to WIBW HOUSEHOLD AND POSSIBLE`ANTIQUES 6:10 to 6:45a.m. for listings teakettle; Fa: griF:dreerp;lace iron - TO LIST CONSIGNMENTS Player piano, rolls & bench Large iron bell; iron kettle; coffee OR FOR INFORMALION CALL: Edison cylinder phonograph Winchester 97 shotgun irons; footwarmer; JERRY MOYLAN 2 Dearborn gas heaters 2 12 -gauge shotguns, 1 single, PAT MOYLAN 2 Kerosene lamps& lanterns 767-6640 heaters, 1 75,000 1 double barrel roaefl:so. rs 767-5435 BTUpropane Some dishes; chairs, assort- b tor; Singer treadle sewing mach-ed; tables & stands; trunk; Churn; cream WES SWENSON birdseparaeraancskets& SALE BARN ine kitchen cabinet; high chair; creamLamb 767-6388 767-5131 2 desks; bath heater; writ-baby bed; Ito ing desk; buffet; lounge; stu- Medicine cabinet;clock otherenatirtimeles on Highway US 56 EastEdge of dio couch; dufold; shelf; meMroanusY car '7IF Council Grove,Kans. TERMS: CASH. MR. & MRS. RAYGERBITZ Owners Bonded Livestock Dealers & Order Buyers Auct:Melvin Temple, Lyons, Kans. Clerks: Alfred Schultz;Delvin Haase 69

[e cak Counting Horses Olathe Man from a tart Again' USDA Asked A move is a -hoof to get the amount eight million by 1972 andper- "One of the problems is that Wins At Kaw gr'culture Department more in- A new organization, the Amer- 1 -hey, haps 10 million by 1977- about lved with the nation's resurg- ican Horse Council, Inc., wantsthere is a tremendous concentra- 111which what they numbered around the tion of horses in and near ur- t horse industry, which author - the government to pay more at- Valley Show as a ye turn of the century. tention to the industry and rec-ban area," Durham told a news- MANHATTAN - Marvin Al- es saycontributes around $5 The Agriculture Department, man. "And we simply don't know Ilion annually to the economy. ognize it as a major part of the len, Jr., Olathe, was the owner Sale ale which keeps records for hogs, national economy. how many there are or how bigof the champion steer at the Kaw There are nearly seven millioncattle, sheep and other farm ani- The council was organized lastthis business really is - and IValley Junior Hereford Show, uses now, spokesmen say, andmals, discontinued its annual don't think anybody else does." is expected to reach February in Palm Beach, Fla. July 12, Manhattan. Clint Rusk, etotal horse and mule census in 1960. Former Sen. Thruston B. Morton The council is scheduled to pre-Sun City, showed the second ay of Kentucky is president. sent findings of a preliminary place steer in the heavyweight LIVESTOCK Henry Durham, executive di- survey on the economic import-division, of which 17 steers were AUCTION rector, says meetings have beenance of horses at a meeting atentered. held recently with top govern- Lexington, Ky., on July 23, Dur- In the light weight steer class, T ment officials,including a 40 -ham said. Hopefully, he added, Ken Ebert, St. George, had first minute session with President the report will show some of theplace steer. Mona Rusk, Sun Ci- 1:00 p.m. Nixon last month, in an effortindustry's impact on the farm ty, showed the second place steer Pam to boost interest in the horse economy, employment and otherin this class of 16 steers. factors. LANS, -Ark- business. Allen also showed the cham- pion heifer of the junior show. ner lEgh, COW POKES By Ace Reid The champion was a junior year- e Station WED.,. ling. Another junior yearling Y 24, We JULY 30 heifer shown by Mona Rust was Topeka, 450 lb. Northern feeder lambs, choice lambs, clean. reserve champion. Bill Kimmell, Kiowa, won the r CO 7) No ilizer CRNST oard tno. BEER showmanship contest. Reserve in i ar items -7,4o the contest went to Ken Ebert. TUES., AUGUST 5 Cvss$N Prior to the steer and heifer Dkup, 8' Bucking horse & Using horse sale. Fairgrounds rodeo arena. show, the young men and women eed participated in a judging contest. van Mike Bohn, Alta Vista, was iity body high individual in the judging ,kup, flat KCNK :r.`411,147:1 contest. Other top individuals MON.-WED.-FRI Auctioneers 'A`ve,'"' were Ken Ebert, St. George, sec- ickup For info. or estimates 6:45 LARRY LAGASSE pickup, ond; Alan Falk, Alta Vista, third; TOM WALKER CH 31714 Kyla McDiffett, Alta Vista, ?IT Barn 243-1074 ROLLIE LAGASSE and Wally Olson,Ols- Homo 243-1674 CH 32215 fourth; 10 burg, fifth. 15 utility Team placings were asfol- lows: Blue Ridge 4H, Wabaunsee kup county, first; Bonfire 4H, Riley 1, 2 spd,, CONCORDIA KANSAS county, second; Pottawatomie ENT county 4H'ers,third;Barber Is;rear county 4H'ers, fourth; and Col- irs;8' Ac lege Hill 4H'ers, Riley county, Y van a-:, fifth. pump; Saturday lent M- "One thing I admire about you Zeb, is you always y bed AUCTION know when you've had enough to drink!" "Try Something AUGUST 2 SALE Starts 12:00 Noon Different" Tuesday Rep. Odin Langen (R -Minn.) Lunch Served says a new federal approach to We will sell at auction on the old Stallard farm located 31/2 AUCTION farm problems is needed. miles southwest of Onaga, Kans., or 2 miles south and 1/4 west of Highway 16, on county road; or 3 miles north and 1/4 west "The present depressed econ- of the Westmoreland -Emmett road on county road. AUGUST 5 omy in rural America, which can SALE be directly traced to past and Farm Machinery & Equipment Farm Machinery & Equipment Starts 11:00 a.m. current farm programs," Lan- McCullough chain saw gen said, "should be foremost in 36 JD Model A tractor, good rubber 14 in. walking plow the minds of the House agricul- Farm Hand mounted on A tractor with Set of work harness, complete In order to settle the estate of the late F. W. Biberstein, we hay basket with all new teeth; For- 24 in. riding lawn mower will sell all blacksmith equipment, and all auto parts, tools and ture committee as it begins hear- age fork and Manure Scoop. Large tarpaulin a million other items at Home, Kans. ings on new farm legislation this 1938 JD Model B tractor with No. 5 Garden tools Fencing tools 4 5.25x21 tires & rims; 15 week." h us. JD mower attached. Bench vise Two -row cultivator for above tractor Blacksmith Shop horns; 6 vacuum tanks; 19 Langen is chairman of the Wall press drill with bits Cold tire setting machine; jacks; Buick radiator shell; 2 House Republican Task Force on ly 111 100 bu. 2 -wheel manure spreader, Vz inch Electric drill with bits bent wood rims & fellows; No.Buick bumpers; transmission; good as new Large mail box 58 Skows disc sharpener (rol- Agriculture which has called for Side rake, good front & rear axles. /2 Large rope with wooden blocks ler type);air compressor; Coils,generators,starters, new federal approaches to farm Ill 12 ft. Fertilizer Spreader, new Livestock Syringes - One new Nasco cone; large iron punch; hotrods, hubcaps, carburetors, economics. 30 Ft. grain and bale elevator, power Whites Improved Emasculator iron shears; cold iron shears.speedometers, radiator caps, The task force said figures take -off, good Man's bicycle, converted to exerciser Trip hammer (Jenkins anddash assembly, taillights; 6 Ft. J.D. One-way Lincoln); trip vise; 2 bench axles & part books. show U.S. farmers would have Ford 10 ft. Chisel, 3 -pt. hitch LOTS OF OTHER MISCELLANEOUS vises;drill press; 5 HP elec- OLD IRON received almost a third more net 111 10 ft. Packer ITEMS - SEVERAL ANTIQUES tric motor, 110V;55'line (i piles iron; pipe fittings, and income in 1968 if farm returns 8 Ft. Tandem disc Cross cut saws 2 Steelyards shaft with 10 pullies & fric-many, many boxes of this and had kept pace with nonfarm in- 2 FL IH Dump rake Horse collars 2 Water Separators tion clutch; saw mandrel; that JD 16 ft. hay wagon Scrap iron pile - also several old mortise machine; gauge block COLLECTORS ITEMS come in the last five years. ler, Two 14 ft. hay wagons pieces of machinery. Tongs, hammers,pipe Steam whistle; cash draw- Langen said the new approach Power post hole digger wrenches, monkey and end er; ribbon cabinet; spool cab- the task force is looking for Wards Tractor Tumble Bug Scoop Furniture and Household Goods wrenches, special tools and inet; copper tea kettle; candy Set of Dishes single would have to include farm in- stand Burr Grinder with distributor and sev- Coffee table tools of all kinds; hand tools,buckets;nail kegs; Gas Plate Corner Table planes, reamer set, tap & die come, foreign trade of farm pro- 1T1P eral feet of blower pipe trees and double -trees. .es Evans Sprayer with Boom,can be used RCA TV on stand sets; saws; bits, braces; 2 6"NEW IRON - 11A" & 2" new ducts, rural migration to the Corn' in pickup 3 -Piece Living Room Sectional C clamps, etc. strap iron;1/4",1/2", 11/2" new cities and rural industrial and One Tank heater,uses Kerosene fuel 1 three-quarter iron bed with springs OLD CAR PARIS rods. economic development. One tank heater, wood burner and mattress T front radius rod; 11 wind-NEW PARTS - Barrel fau- 2,11/2 One large tank for hauling water 1 oak bed with box springs and mat- shields;5 auto wheels;6 cets; cultivator sweeps; 50 + Small 2 -wheel trailer tress Chest of Drawers steering assemblies; 25 head-lister'lays. 21/2 111 Self washingcream separator 1 Brass bed with springs lights. MISCELLANEOUS Sears 2 -unit milker Picnic table Platform rocker AUCTION F.W. Bibersteir Estate Minor & Faye Stallard, Owners 1 mile east of White City, Ks., , Barney & Tarz, Clerks Auctioneer: James Kocher Clerk: Delbert Platt R. N. Breeding, Auctioneer then 43/4 north. FRI., AUGUST 1 Starts 12:30 Noon lfs iprex plcremitt avromoty 1949 John Deere A tractor, new rubber, excellent condition New Idea tractor manure spreader, always shedded )171r4mowetc,cxlic, Considerabk other machinery sad Antiques including coffee a 9 XXX MA SWwe I a, mr, at =ay grinder; cast iron toy bank; set Yee of antique German china, pink "Gail Garton - owner &manager" & white w/ gold trim; assorted rns Sale Every Saturday ors Concordia, Kansas china and glassware; wooden churn;child'srocker; sewing tor; 6:45 T. T. S. machines; kerosene statue lamp Radio KNCK '1390' with star and moon pattern; other kerosene lamps; 2 clocks; ao etc. Sale Every Saturday Mr. & Mrs. ..Gail Garton, Concordia Harry N. Johnson Owners Auct: Jim Kirkezninde, 266- Bob Craig 4590 or 272-5853, Topeka, Kans. Leo Rauch, J.M."Matt" Davis. Delphos 623-4543, Clerk:First Nat'l Bank, Clay C enter ,532-3092 Ph. 243-1112 White City. & Lee Remy Frank Harz & Bob Perry. Nov- 14 i111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111U111111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIE Aucts H. M. Sharp Aug. 23 - High grade complete - Harnmarlu.01 Aug. 2 - Geo.Hitchcock estate, rock Angus N land and Holstein dispersal sale at FallsNov. 6 sale. UN. Tescott, Kans., farm & 7 G&G Calendar Bob Perry & City, Nebr., Mrs. Wesley Cara - Shorthorn- Kansas residence. Aucts. Show co. Auct sale mgr. Donald J. insonm, Ka & Frank Harz. Bowman. ns. Milton July 29 - Dairy dispersal south- ery northeast ofHebron, Nebr.,Aug. 2 - Overstockof boats and salegr. Nv: Carl Ny- of Manhat- Aug. 23 - Farm sale southwestNov. east of Oskaloosa, Kans., W. A. Edna Priefert estate, motors southeast of Moundridge, Kans., Menno 8-CrowtherWi6..t Ousdahl & Robert Daniels. strom, admin. LeonardJ. Ger- tan, Kans.,Manhattan Marine - QuarterHorse Aucts Schul- owner. Sperling. Auct. Ted Krehbiel. in Salina, Kans.:rotprotium Aucts Ray Robert & Raymond mer, Hebron, atty. land, L. A. Williams, Aug. 25 - Changed from July Zimmerman. tis & Son & Wolken. sale Dual;Walker, Auct. Bob Wilson. in Clay Center, Kans., Bill &Nov, mgr July 29 - Loder land, Salina, Ks.Aug. 1 - Farm salenortheast ofAug. 2 - Farmsale south of 21- Johnson ' 17 - House and furnishings lierek Sheriff'ssaleinpartition, White City, Kans., Mr.& Mrs. Onaga, Kans.,Minor Stallard. Farmsannual fall Mildred Paquette. Auct Foster sale, Court House. Aucts Frank Harry M. Johnson.Auct. Jim Auct James Kocher. Johnson& Sons, sale northwest Kretz. Kans. stnoi,T7 Harz & Bob Perry. Kirkeminde. Aug. 4 - Farm Aug. 25 - Holstein dispersal July 29 - Household goods inAug. 1 & 2 - AnnualKansas of Ellsworth, Kans.,Mr. & Mrs. Clay Center, Kans., Alex Szad- Polled Hereford Assn.east- Auct. Melvin sale, Marysville, Kans., Plegge Ray Gerbitz. Brothers. Sale mgr. E. A. Daw-Across ejko. Auot Foster Kretz. ern 2 day tourstarting at the Temple. Board July 29 - Loder land, Minnea- Carl Funk farm in Goff,Kans.,Aug. 4 - Sale ofRepublic Coun- dy. polis, Kans., Sheriff's sale in with a night stop inOttawa. at Ameri-Aug. 27 - Sunflower consign-Valuation ty, Kans. farmland ment saleof registered Hol- Cut partition, court house. Aucts Arnold Wittorff, Inman,sec. can Legionhall in Republic, Frank Harz & Bob Perry. Aug. 2 - Bait shopand used M. Davis. steins in Salina, Kans., sales Mr. & Mrs. Charles managers John Oarlin and LowersTax July 30 - High grade Holstein trucks in Topeka, Kans., Dee Auct. Eugene Waring. Russell County's 13(ls complete dispersal sale east of Morris. Auct Jim Kirkeminde.Aug. 5 - CloudCounty farm- Doug Fellers. tax has 01. Green- Aug. 30 - Farm sale north ofa sharp 12 percent Highland, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Aug. 2 - Real estate in land southwest ofConcordia, and ended dip Katie Herington, Kans., Walter Al- up only $302,0004 Paul Guthrie. Auct. - Sale mgr. leaf, Kans., Arthur and Kans., Mr. & Mrs.L. A. Bloch - than the 1967 Donald J. Bowman. Cyr estate. Auct Foster Kretz. linger. Ralph C.Hardin, real brecht. Aucts Lee Remy and pre-apraisal Bud's H. M. Sharp. The 1969valuation July 30 - Duplex and furnish-Aug. 2 - Motor cars for est. broker; LarryLagasse, $51,953,362 Aug. 30 - Household goods in compared WfiguN ings in Salina, Kans., Ivan Mc- Wrecker Service in Junction auct. ith Kim Jr., Aucts Frank Harz & City, Kans., C. W. Crites, auct.Aug. 5 - Blacksmithshop and Washington, Kans., Kenneth valuation of $57,953,825, Aug. 2 - Horse sale inWilson Durfee. Auct Foster Kretz. Major causeof the Bob Perry. old car parts in Home, Kans., valuation was Livestock Barn, Salina, Kans., Auct. Sept. 2 - Farm sale, Home, Ks., action by July 30 - Farm sale northeast F. W. Biberstein estate. county commissioners Kans., Law- Roger A. Johnson & Bob Per- Edw. Johnson. or* of Clay Center, Raleigh Breeding. 15 percent decrease rence Keller. AuctFoster ry, aucts. Sept. 3 - Holstein dispersal at in Aug. 6 - Household goods in value of urban Aug. 2 - Rogers Gun & Tackle Woodward, Okla., G. K. & R. J. property av, Kretz. Morganville, Kans., Anna Hull ting the assessed July 30 - Farmland & machin- Shop, Council Grove, Kans., estate. Auct Foster Kretz. Hollom. E. A. Dawdy, Salina, value off/ sale mgr. land 20 to 30percent. Aug. 7 - Household Goods, Sal- This resulted ina, Kans., L. J. Heroneme. Sept. 6 - Farm sale south of in a $4,39W Announcing The Onaga, Kans., Delbert Platt. decrease inrural asses Aucts Frank Harz & Bob Perry values and a decrease Plegge Bros. Complete Dispersal Auct. James Kocher. of $1., Aug. 8 - Antiques & jewelry 000 for real estate 110 Registered & Grade Holsteins store merchandise in Junction Sept. 5 & 6 - Hardware store in the eaz, closeoutinGreenleaf,Kans.,eight cities. City,Kans., Glick Jewelry Personal property Glen Allen. Aucts Jim Dickson asses.q. Man., Aug. 25Marysville, Ks. Store close-out, William J. ue also dropped $1.,658,491 Selling at Hedstrom Hall on US36-Easte edge of Marysville. Glick estate. Auct. C. W. Crites and Foster Kretz. Sept. 8 - Farm sale north ofrural areas witha drop bit Aug. 8 - Farmland in Republic 491,985 in oil valuation. 20 Grade Holstein cows Miltonvale, Kans., Mrs. Adolph Pen 25 Registered Holstein cows County, Kans., and personal propertyincities 42 Grade Holstein Heifers Gunter. Aucts Rollie and Larry Imo 23 Registered Holstein Heifers items to be sold in the city of $46A, Lagasse. GOI 1 Registered Holstein Herd Bull Republic, heirs of John Daugh- 3n14i.ncreaseof $316,301 1968 DHIA AVERAGE Sept. 8 - Farm sale south of C erty and Stella S. Daugherty shown inassessed valuati 15,768 Milk 533 Fat estates. Elmer Daugherty and Morrowville, Kans., Florence pea F JUNE Classification Average on Type 81.4 Pickard. Auot Foster Kretz. utilities and state -assessed 650 lb. MPI Base To Be Sold ArlethaScarlett,administra- orations in the county, cour This herd has been a partnership for many years. Arlo tors. Auct. Eugene Waring. Sept. 20 - High Grade Holstein Plegge is selling his MPI base and quitting the dairy busi- Aug. 9 - Furniture, appliances dairy herd sale, Climax, Kans., ness. Herb Plegge is remaining on the farm and is retaining & miscellany at CK Exhibit Virgil and Harold McCormack 1 TEXREAI' his half of the MPI base. Auct-sale mgr. Donald J. Bow- ONWARD. WATCH FOR MORE DETAILS OF THIS bldng.,Belleville.Jim Lewis GOOD FARMER -BREEDER HERD Motors. Eugene Waring, auct. man. Sept. 20 - Complete dispersal of CowHen.l This is one of the better bred working herds of Kansas Aug. 9 - Household goods in Royal Es' that will be up for complete dispersal, August 25. registered & commercial Santa C Kato, Herington, Kans., Mrs. M. J. AppasO E. A. Dawdy, Sale Mgr. HERB & ARLO PLEGGE, Own. Kern. Auct Lee Remy. Gertrudis cattle and equip- ment at Belleville, Kans., live- SERVICEABLE BULLS Salina, Kans. MARYSVILLE, KANS. Aug. 9 - Feed lot equipment and WITH WEIGHT RECORDS stock sales, Dr. & Mrs. P. L. farm machinery east of Strong Priced , $300 to S500 City, Kans., the Arch Miller es- Beiderwell. Auct Carson E. tate. Aucts Jim Barr and J. H. Hansen. GRANT POOLE Hind. Nov. 1 - Registered Holstein MANHATTAN, KANSAS salein Cameron, Mo., Lloyd Located 4 mi. south of 1.7050 Aug. 9 - Farm sale southeast of Intersection, 2 mi. west on Mc Moundridge, Kans., Richard Bacon. Auct-sale mgr. Donald Dowell Creek Rd. Ph. P06401 Huxman. Auct. Ted Krehbiel. J. Bowman. Aug. 11 - Antiques & household goods in Concordia, Kans., the Ruby Clark Hayes estate. Auct C:104 Foster Kretz. MASTIMEDI SALES Aug. 13 - Real estate in Con- Where There's Action At Auction cordia, Kans., Ruby Clark HOGS START AT 11:00 A.M. Hayes estate.Auct Foster CATTLE AT 1:00 P.M. Kretz. HOGSEVERLYNGTUESDAY Aug. 13 - Farm sale west of The cattle market for the week was a little lower but showed more action Herington, Kans., Wallace Hill. CATTLE EVERY WEDNESDAY on the bidding. The number of cattle offered each week are starting to Auots H. M. Sharp and Lee Re- pick up and the northern buyers will be here next week. Both Sales Start 1:00 p.m. my. HOGS COWS Aug. 15 - Complete dairy farm Call Me If You Want Information'Or Appraisal 13 mixed but. 231 @ 25.70 1 whiteface cow 1130 @ 20.90 dispersal,Fairview,Ks., Van RES. PHONE 10 mixed but. 237 @ 25.65 1 whiteface cow 1090 @ 20.30 BARN PHONE 1 Dolsen Dairy Farm. Auct & EA 5-2266 ED BURT* EA 5.2393 11 hamp but. 197 @ 25.65 1 whiteface cow 950 @ 19.90 Sale mgr. Donald Bowman. 17 hamp but. 236 @ 25.65 2 whiteface cows1080 @ 19.90 Aug. 16 - Farm sale southwest WASHINGTON, KANS. 10 white but. 237 @ 25.60 1 whiface cow 1030 @ 19.70 22 white but. 207 @ 25.60 1 black cow 1150 @ 19.60 of Moundridge, Kans., Mr. & 25 white but. 229 @ 25.55 1 black cow 980 @ 19.50 Mrs. J. M. Dick. Aucts Ted 35 mixed but. 204 @ 25.55 1 holstein cow 1460 @ 19.40 Krehbiel & Richard Ediger. 82 mixed but. 233 @ 25.45 Heiferettes brought $21 to $23 Aug. 16 - Duplex, Salina, Kans., Steer calves weighing 400-500 lbs. Blanche Schoof estate. Carl Ronald Rice Motors, SOWS $29.50 to $32.00 Rundquist, executor. Aucts. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADIEJat 1 white sow 300 @ 23.40 Volume Dealer 2 mixed sows 500-550 lbs. $29. to $30.50 Frank Harz & Joe Mendicina. North Kansas' Largest 403 @ 23.00 Heifer calves 400-500 lbs. 2 white sows Aug. 20 - Home in Salina, Ks., 360 @ 22.90 $27 to $28.50 Phone CO 3-4000 ABILENE,0 1 red sow Morris heirs. Aucts Frank NW 2nd 415 @ 22.40 Feeder steers 850 to 985 lbs. 1 red sow 520 @ 21.00 Harz & Bob Perry. $28 to $29.40 Aug. 21 - Farm sale, Beverly, PEOPLE PIGS Feeder heifers 850 to 985 lbs. COME TO THE TRUCK $26 to $27.50 Kans., Harold Meier. Aucts. TRUCK 6 red pigs @ 22.50 FOR YOUR USED North( 8 hamp pigs best deal in @ 20.75 CONSIGNMENTS gel 10 mixed pigs @ 20.50 Kansas.t1r9a6i9SCHeeEE 59 mixed pigs o 50 whiteface calves just off @ 20.00 cows - 475 to 525 lbs. radio & heaheater. 22 mixed pigs @ 18.25 AUCTION Power steering & brakes, air cond., o o.n.. ..i..t...... 12 white pigs @ 18.25 Several other bunches of 1967pcicHkrupvRhoasLEleTss 3/ithan -820004.spd.mil!s. 28 mixed pigs @ 16.00 calves to be in. Mrs. Bill Ferguson is selling her At 310 Main Street Air cond., hitch, radio & heater 0 29 hamp pigs @ 16.50 COUNCIL GROVE, KANS. complete herd of 33 cows, 1967 CHEVROLET 1/2T ...... 1;14, 25 mixed pigs @ 16.50 aut....i.t:..n..a. ...R &" 13 white pigs @ 17.25 30 calves. Carrying 1st Sat., Aug. 2 1967PconEwerystRoeeLrEhirrg &Cabbra&kecs,haasirsicson.d. calf, all calfhood vaccinated. Starts 1:00 P.M. 4 spd., radio & heater .SO LICENSED AND BONDED Store fixtures, hunting equip- 1966 INTERNATIONAL 2T V-8 ...... ment fishing equipment, garage 2 spd. w/ 10' dump body ,BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY238-1471 Ili supplies and tools. 11996465 CCHHEEVRVROOLLEETT ITY.82T1/2LTWB. w/..Hitch...... H you have livestock to appraise,call: Rogers Gun Aut. trans., power strg. & brakes,R & H paint ...... 91 VERN LANGVARDT, Manager, 238-8211,Junction City & Tackle Shop 1963 CHEVROLET 4 spd., 3/4T, new ... HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer,238.8212, Junction City 1963 CHEVROLET 3 spd., 6 cyl. 1/2T ...... Aucts: Lee Remy & H. M...... heat"er. IY HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone349-2863 Sharp MotorFo 04' h a ued6, n vp2aTipn ty r&adKio Clerk: Roy Peterson. 1960 spd.l eyewi rlund,sh as State More Beef, But Ku Saturday Nag Prices To r.1,Nrocer auction Remain High AUGUST 9 )uane L Consumers can expectmore beef on meat counters during the liereford next few months, but economists Starts 1:00 p.m. sale, E say strong demand will tend to Lunch Served SInolan, keep farm and retail prices near Will sell my farm implements and miscellaneous items on present high levels. the farm, located 4 miles east and 11/2 miles south of Mound - An Agriculture Department ridge, or 3 miles north, 1 mile west and 1/2 mile south of the cl report said marketings of fed N.E. corner of Hesston, Kans. cattle are expected to be 11 per- Metal grain hopper, good cent greater during the July -Sep- 16' & 12' springtooth, binder, ut tember quarter than a year ear- Implements manure spreader lier. 1966 C -II Gleaner combine TRUCK with 18' header, cab, straw1954 F-600 Ford 21,i ton truck, Bas This would be nearly four chopper. Cut less than 1000 2 -speed axle,hoist,131/2' base t times the rise in the rate re- acres. A-1. Set of maize fin- Midwest grain bed, A-1 gers to fit Gleaner combine P in iggg ported for April -June, which Midwest 131/2' stock racks, us- showed marketings of slaughter 1965 706 IHC tractor, fully ed very little, like new 32,000 equipped, bought new in BINS, FUEL TANK, aisasl fi cattle only 3 percent ahead of May 1966, 1000 hrs., A-1 the second quarter in 1968. FEEDERS figure is 1950 IHC M Farmall tractor,Columbian 1000 bu. steel bin, Department experts early this fully equipped, A-1 A-1 with 1 1945 IHC H Farmall tractor,90 gal. pickup fuel tank with 25. year had expected the April - fully equipped, good June cattle marketings to be 6 Tokheim pump, A-1 decrease 1962 GVI MM tractor, LP gas,5 gal.gas cans,funnels, percent larger than a year ear- fully equipped, new tires, grease guns, oil drums by the lier,nearly twicetherateof good 25 bu. all metal hog feeder, ordering 1966 IHC 4-16 semi -mounted good inass gain actually reported. plow, with hyd. cylinder, A-1 The report is based on surveys JD 3x14 pull type plow on rub-Hog chute with 2" floor, like rty and an the 22 major cattle feeding ber, hyd., good new .ue of IHC 2x14 pull -type plow on Auctioneer's Note: The imp- states. rubber lements have always been There were nearly 10.4 million 1959 JD F B -B grain drill withshedded and have had good $4,395,515 cattle and calves being fed for fert., new disks, rubber care. 3essment slaughter on July 1, a gain of 15 press, A-1 MISCELLANEOUS of $1,a 1968 Krause 12' chisel, used 2 way hydraulic cylinder, re- percent from a year earlier, the conditioned the county' less than 50 acres, like new report said. 1959 JD 11' wheel disk, A-1 Chain saw log chains; 1% HP The most recent department 1966 Moridge folding spring - electric motor, A-1 ssessed outlook report says prices paid tooth, 24', A-1 Comfort cab, fit 460 IHC trac- 58,496 in 2 JD 16' springtooths, good tor, good for slaughter cattle are expected 1959 JD 3 -sec. rotary hoe, 36x10 & 8x10 tarps, good; 200' rop of $1, to continue "well above" a year point, A-1 electric wire cable; 100' heavy in. Pe earlier throughout the summer. JD 7' duckfoot on rubber, goodduty drop cord; chisel sweep .ncreased A revised report on the beef IHC 24' drag harrow, goodand points;electric IHC 24' 2-whl. springtooth harrow,cream separator;100 lbs. GOOD EATING AT CONCORDIA situation, showing the latest carrier, A-1 all metal ice box (round, old); 6,304 was Concordia's Town & Country Day free feed brought out 2800 price estimates for next fall,is IHC 7' 25V power mower, good shape. aluation people to eat barbeque sandwiches, beans and potato chips. That's due early next month, officials good Hedge posts: barbed and wov- ;essed eon 18'6" grain auger on rubber en wire; junk iron; 1964 Sears county agent Joe Neill with cap on the serving line. said. carriage, good automatic washer, A-1 :y. 12'4" grain auger with motor,Other articles not mentioned. good TERMS: CASH X REAL ORD SS RICHARD HUXMAN, Owner Clerk: Hesston owc Herd- Reynolds Auctioneers: Ted Krehbiel, McPherson; ayal Essar & Boesker, Moundridge State Bank Kato. Helr kpparent

DS Sale Barn 0 ABILENE, KANS. Hogs 11:00 a.m. )LE rsals&wit Cattle1 p.m. \IRAS 1.70-xill We had a fair run of hogs and cattle at oursale onMc - FRIDAY NIGHT 'R 6.8315. STARTS 8:00 P.M. Thursday in spite of rain and muddy roads.Cattle prices were about steady with a week ago.Butcher hogs were down with an extreme top of$26.40 and the bulk bringing around $26.00.Weaning and feeder A big crowd watched a good run 3 whifc strs [email protected] pigs were in good supply and strong demand.The of cattle move through the ring 4 black steers [email protected] ion following is a listing of some of our consignments: last Friday night. Although the 5 roan steers [email protected] cattle market is much lower, we 1 roan steer [email protected] FAT CATTLE & FEEDERS HEIFER CALVES had a very active sale with more 2 blk wf strs [email protected] 3 whiface steers 553 @ 29.80 4 black heifers 450@ 29.00 buyers than we have had in several 1 whifc steer [email protected] 9 whiface heifers 576 @ 28.20 2 whiface heifers 470@ 28.00 weeks. 5 whifc steers [email protected] 1 black whiface heifer570 @ 28.10 1 black heifer 345@ 26.90 Y 2 roan steers [email protected] 3 blk whiface steers590 @ 28.00 1 whiface heifer 325@ 26.40 BULLS 2 whiteface [email protected] 6 whiface steers 613 @27.95 al 1 bull [email protected] 2 red neck strs [email protected] 2 blk whiface heifers 530 @ 27.80 HOGS & PIGS 2 whiface [email protected] 2 whiface steers 805 @ 27.00 5 white fats 252@ 26.40 DNE [email protected] 1 750 @ 27.10 @ 83 COWS 13 whifc steers whiface heifer 29 hamp fats 207 26.10 6 cows [email protected] 3 hol. steers [email protected] 2 whiface hiefers 530 @ 27.00 36 mix fats 205@ 26.10 2 cows [email protected] 5 hol. steers [email protected] 4 blk whiface steers892 @26.90 12 red fats 233@ 26.00 1 cow [email protected] 2 blk wf strs [email protected] 3 mix whiface steers 823 @ 26.85 15 mix fats 219@ 25.95 26.80 1 cow [email protected] 1 roan steer 850 @ 1 black sow 315@ 23.90 1 cow [email protected] STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 21 holstein steers 1014 @ 25.60 2 mix sows 388@ 23.75 1 cow [email protected] 8 black heifers 465 @29.10 6 hamp sows 490@ 21.75 1 cow [email protected] 6 blk wf hfrs 540 @28.90 COWS 1 black boar 205@ 18.10 2 cows [email protected] 3 whifc hfrs 510 @28.70 16 black cows 917 @ 21.10 1 hamp boar 335@ 17.20 1 cow [email protected] 8 whifc hfrs 510 @29.00 1 black whiface cow 1205 @ 20.30 1 red boar 620@ 16.60 20.00 1 cow [email protected] 2 whifc hfrs 445 @28.80 11 black cows 993 @ 1 red boar 825@ 15.30 280.00 1 cow [email protected] 1 whifc hfr 480 @29.30 19 black cows & cvs 1 red feeder 195@ 23.60 21 cow [email protected] 6 black heifers 446 @28.10 1 black cow & calf 220.00 3 black feeders 175@ 23.50 4 cows [email protected] 36 med ql blk [email protected] 10 black cows 203.00 4 hamp feeders 190@ 23.10 40 mq bbwf hfrs631 @27.95 49 white pigs ' 23.00 th Cea lA STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 3 black hfrs 586 @28.50 BULLS 7 mix pigs 20.25 1 975 27.75 $2095 12 black steers [email protected] 1 roan heifer 470 @28.60 black bull 6 red pigs 19.75 This 1 1280 25.90 2 5 black steers [email protected] 3 whifc hfrs 580 @28.40 whiface bull 28 white pigs 17.25 1 blk wf str [email protected] 4 roan hfrs 525 @28.70 1 black bull 1360 25.80 30 mix pigs 16.25 . $2095 1 holstein bull 1650 25.20 22 mix pigs 13.50 $2295 1 red bull 1310 25.10 & 1 whiface bull 1520 23.70 RALEIGH BREEDING, MANAGER $1885 YARDMEN ON DhUTY 24 HOURSA DAY barn 562-3671; home 562-3547 BULL & STEER CALVES . $18° For more information call Auctioneer: Larry Lagasse, 5 black steers 492 @ 32.10 Ph. Concordia, Kans. CH 3-1714 $l0 Dude or Randy Reynolds, Bring your cattle 2 whiface bull calves 430 @ 29.70 $1195 CO3-4303 or CO3-3394 in at any time day or night; we'll han- LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. or Dan Reynolds CO 3-4721. dle them for you at $99 ...,=DUDEREYNOLDS Abilene, Kans. your request. MARYSVILLE, KANSAS Sell 41St Alcautd- Sell 1 wf cow I soya- Zion Vaniviovii 910 @ Or Buy oguci, 1 wf cow 20: 423 34.50 1280 @ 6 blk&bwf cvs 1 bwf cow We sold 645 cattle on a market 5 mix heifers 928 28.55 HEIFER CALVES 1330 @ 4 blk&bwf cvs465 33.50 2 wf cows that looked $1 to $1.50 lower on 13 wf heifers 667 28.20 2 wf calves 205 @36.50 1032 @ 1 red calf 300 33.50 5 wf heifers 622 28.20 342 @31.50 2 bwf cows all classes of stocker and feeder 9 blk&bwf cvs498 33.20 4 bwf claves 870 © steers and heifers.Killing cows 10 wf heifers 592 28.10 7 blk calves 500 @29.10 1 wf cow 1005 1 wf calf 325 33.25 1 wf cow 20,0Q were steady. 1 wf heifer 650 28.10 29.00 1025 2 wf calves 420 32.75 4 wf calves 477 @ 28.00 2 wf cows 2 wf heifers 1047 1 blk calf 350 @ 29.00 850 @19iV 1 blk calf 1 290 32.00 STOCKER & FEEDERSTEERS 1 wf heifer 860 27.80 15 blk&bwf cvs 402 @28.85 1 wf cow 990 @ 1 blk calf 450 31.80 2 char steers 642 @ 32.00 15 blk&bwf hfrs 663 27.80 1 hol cow 9 blk calves 547 31.75 7 wf calves 533 @28.85 910 @ 1 wf cow 11 wf steers 587 @30.20 1 char heifer 635 27.60 2 wf calves 377 @ 28.75 1180 @ 4 blk calves 514 31.30 196:' 6 wf steers 579 @30.10 2 wf heifers 615 27.60 2 wf calves 397 @ 28.50 1 bwf cow 1110 @ 10 red calves 485 31.10 106.0 1 bwf steer 650 @30.10 27.50 1 blk cow 6 wf heifers 578 7 wf calves 484 @ 28.25 820 @ .19z 1 wf calf 380 30.75 5 wf steers 596 29.90 2 wf heifers 567 27.30 453 @ 28.20 4 wf cows 971 @ 1 wf calf 535 30.60 5 blk calves 17 wf steers 592 29.60 10 wf heifers 694 27.10 426 @ 28.15 1 bwf cow 1 bwf calf 545 30.60 3 red calves 1000 @ 106; 1 black bull 625 29.50 3 wf heifers 563 27.10 2 wf calves 525 30.10 6 blk calves 447 @ 28.00 2 wf cow 820 @ 2 whiface strs 580 29.20 1 27.00 wf heifer1 850 358 @ 1 1 wf calf 505 30.10 7 wf calves 27.20 wf cow 980 @ 14 blk steers 832 29.10 3 blk heifers 700 26.60 1 blk calf 445 29.90 2 wf calves 455 @ 27.10 2 shthn cows 830 @ 1 wf steer 670 29.00 643 26.30 17,60 3 wf calves 535 3 wf heifers 2 wf calves 480 @ 27.00 1 jercow 29.90 780 @ 16,00 7 wf steers 616 28.90 1 26.00 3 wf calves 473 29.30 wf heifer 1130 2 bwf calves 420 @ 27.00 3 wfcws&bw cfs 284,4 1 wf steer 590 28.70 1 red heifer 1070 25.75_ f cf 1 wf calf 530 29.30 1 bwf calf 530 @ 26.75 1 wfcow&bw 5 wf steers 694 28.70 250.6:7 5 blk bulls 492 28.80 5 wf heifers 586 25.70 4 blk calves 467 @26.50 2 bwf steers 727 28.60 3 wf calves 415 28.60 1 bwf heifer 650 25.70 4 wf calves 402 @26.50 1 char steer 1120 28.50 1 blk heifer 915 25.50 2 wf calves 530 28.50 1 red calf 465 @26.00 1 brof steer 775 28.50 1 bwf heifer 1200 25.00 2 wf calves 490 28.20 1 blk calf 550 @25.00 2 red steers 1027 28.25 4 blk calves 470 27.60 2 wf heifers 700 24.70 28.10 24.00 2 blk&bwf strs560 3 hol calves 528 27.00 2 blk heifers 1240 COWS 4 char steers 888 28.00 3 mix heifers 1103 23.30 4 hol calves 460 27.00 1 wf cow 1210 @ 21.30 8 mix steers 932 27.65 4 hol heifers 1206 22.75 14 hol calves 491 26.50 1 blk cow 995 @21.00 1 red steer 895 27.50 4 wf&blk hfs1009 22.70 2 hol calves 425 25.90 1 wf cow 1155 @ 21.00 1 bwf steer 830 27.50 2 wf heifers 1197 22.60 1 blk cow 1130 @ 21.00 4 bwf steers a 950 27.30 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS3 hol heifers 1252 22.50 2 wf cows 1037 @21.00 2 shthn steers 567 27.20 3 wf heifers 566 @28.60 16 blk steers 981 27.05 3 blk steers 836 27.05 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 14 blk steers 762 26.80 LIVESTOCK COMMI REZAC BARN 6 blk steers 968 26.80 St. Marys 437-2999 13 hol steers 626 26.25 DELAINE REZAC COMPANY 14 hol steers 786 25.90 St. Marys 437-6266 10 hol steers 849 25.85 ELMER IMTHURN 8 hol steers 824 25.60 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 ySt. ''' PAUL KRAMER STEER CALVES SL Marys 437-2993 Marys,iTIFIED 2 bwf calves 155 @ 40.25 1 blk calf 280 @ 35.30 Auctioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby & Dennis Rezac Kans,

N Central Kansas Most in Modern Livestock Auction. . . West Side OfSalina TWO SALES EVERY WEEK MONDAY THURSDAY Hogs & Cattle Cattle Only Hogs sell at 11:00 a.m. followed by Sellingstartsat11:00 a.m. Cattle our .regularcattlesaleas they are will sell in the order theyareconsign unloaded. ed on the books.

Receipts for the week totaled 1566 head of cattle (15 and hogs. Fat hog top Monday was $26.10 and cattle about steady with the recent decline. 1 whiface bull, Rice Co. 215 @35.00 25 mix hogs, Lincoln Co. 204 @ 25,10 1 char bull, McPherson Co. 1175 @24.30 12 white hogs, Saline Co. 208 @ 25,75 1 whiface cow, McPherson Co. 870 @ 22.10 14 mix hogs, Ellsworth Co. 235 @ 25,75 CATTLE 1 holstein cow, Saline Co. 1375 @19.00 7 holstein steers, Ellsworth Co. 12 white hogs, Saline Co. 225 @ 25,90 251 @ 34.75 1 holstein cow, Lincoln Co. 1180 @ 20.00 3 holstein steers, Ellsworth Co. 40 mix hogs, Ottawa Co. 207 @ 25.55 340 @ 31.75 1 holstein bull, Lincoln,Co. 1525 @24.40 12 black & blkVIrf steers, Lincoln Co. 2 white sows, Saline Co. 325 @ 22.802.35 443 @ 31.15 1 whiface bull, Saline Co. 1215 @24.60 6 white swos, Saline Co. 411 @ 2 10 black & blkwf heifers, Lincoln Co. 451 @28.90 1 holstein cow, Saline Co. 1170 @21.00 350 @ 22.00 14 black steers, Morris Co. 794 @ 29.55 1 2 white sows, Ottawa Co. holstein heifer, Ellsworth Co. 315 @27.50 21,20 1dik 5 whiface steers, Morris Co. 842 @29.55 4 whiface heifers, Marion Co. 5 mix sows, Ottawa Co. 529 @ 826 @29.10 20,50 1 white boar, Clay Co. 280 @ 3 black steers, Morris Co. 923 @29.00 1 char steer, McPherson Co. 940 @28.10 195 @ 22,00 32 whiface heifers, Rice Co. 627 @28.15 4 whiface steers, Ellsworh Co. 1 red boar, Dickinson Co. 9 black cows, Rice Co. 546 @31.50 1 hamp boar, Ellsworth Co. 800 @ 15.15 873 @20.00 1 holstein cow, Saline Co. 1245 @ 21.00 420 @ 15.60 9 black cows, Rice Co. 1 white boar, McPherson Co. 996 @ 19.30 1 black bull, McPherson Co. 1190 @ 23.10 7 whiface steers, Ellsworth Co. 24.60 7 white shoats, Clay Co. 141 @ 460 @30.70 1 black cow, McPherson Co. E 1045 @ 19.00 117.50 4 whiface heifers, Ellsworth Co. 445 @27.90 1 hamp sow & 12 pigs, Saline Co. 7 black heifers, Ellsworth Co. 587 @29.85 10 white pigs, McPherson Co. @ 17.25 5 red steers, Ellsworth Co. 501 @28.60 26 white pigs, Lincoln Co. @ 15,25 16,25 5 black hefiers, Ellsworth Co. 479 @27.60 13 white pigs, Rice Co. @ HOGS @ 15.15 8 black steers, Ellsworth Co. 597 @29.75 39 mix pigs, Saline Co. 6 hamp hogs, Dickinson Co. 213 @26.10 @ 18.50 4 black heifers, Ellsworth Co. 562 @27.40 7 white pigs, Ellsworth Co. 8 white hogs, McPherson Co. 222 @26.00 15 black heifers, Clay Co. 582 @27.65 11 black heifers, Clay Co. 639 @28.20 5 whiface steers, Ellsworth Co. 481 @32.10 4 black whiface heifers, Ellsworth Co. 466 @29.30 5 whiface steers, Rice Co. 486 @31.50 3 black heifers, Rice Co. 471 @ 29.60 4 mix steers, Ellsworth Co. 621 @ 28.90 1 whiface cow, Ellsworth Co. 1130 @ 18.90 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 1 whiface cow, Ellsworth Co. 1050 @ 19.00 LAURENCE CLEMENCE Farmers ILRancho 8 char steers, Ottawa Co. 599 @ 29.00 Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 3 char heifers, Ottawa Co. 583 @ 27.10 8 black steers, Lincoln Co. MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN CO 527 @30.15 Durham Phone 732-3371 LIVESTOCK COMMISSION 12 black heifers, Lincoln Co. 493 @ 28.20 17 black heifers, Saline Co. BOB MUIR 572 @27.20 Salina Phone TA 3-2963 US 40 7 red steers, Ellsworth Co. 538 @28.60 West on old 6 red heifers, Ellsworth Co. 535 @27.00 MARKET REP TS Barn Phone 3 char steers, McPherson Co. 606 @29.40 Radio Station KSAL, Salina CERTIFIED SALINA,ICS 5 black steers, Ellsworth Co. 492 @ 29.75 6:45 a.m. Every 913 TA 5-0211 6 black heifers, Ellsworth Co. AUCTIONEERS: 442 @28.90 Monday, Wednesday & Friday Dean Moore, Lee Remy,Roger.blinse k. 2 whiface heifers, Rice Co. 250 @32.00, KFRM 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. Bonded Licensed go