COWS bwfcow ! Hoistcows 1134 HOlstcow 154 blackcow 1544 whifacecows whifacecow 118495- whifacecow 1120 whifacecows 950 whifacecow 1035@19 whifacecow 15th year no. 40 December 2, 1969 1055 whifacecow 1084 bwf cow Ifi 11450 0. whifacecow 8900 red cow 11 8505 whifacecow 1045@ whifacecows 93416' whifacecows 78201 whifacecow 102416 whifacecow 1085 5 black cows 0,1 905 513,,,
is
DMMISSIO of Minneapolishad 50 acres Fay Atwell of Delphos. Hisfirst of milo southwiped out by greenbugs. planting was PANY planting was so latethat it His second and threshed out s hardly mature Still, he estimatedit would very hard. bushels per acre. make 60to 70 Earl Taylor cuts on 80 acres of milo south of Delphos. Tho moisture was St. Mani running close to 18%, he figured he'd better cut it anyway. The ground was too wet to drive on. Kan ateMiloarvest The G&G area finally got enough dry weather that a repeat of last year's delayed milo harvest seems to have been avoided.But some early cold weather, an accumulation of moisture from the early Fall, and generally damp mornings were major concerns to G&G area farmers, many of whom OfSalina remember harvesting a year ago after Christmas a shattered crop that had once seemed so promising.
EFJ( Emery These pictures were taken by K. R. Greene of Tescott in the Delphosarea feed00Berryof out 10 heMid nolisnea p of Ottawacounty when farmers there were still very much concerned )AY ands vvinters a cattle. about of hogs about damp fields and getting the mild crop in.For elevators, the season Here, 300 head had been trying too. :little Only for newmit°.he readies of High moisture content was a problem, and the short- figured a bin , His first to yield age of railcars to move the grain on was a repeat of a perennial problem. at11:00 a m. bushels 25 acres irts to theabout700 he order they areconsign figured acre but arrother he oks. woddn't 200 he ounddo that cuttingdelayedwell. Wet mil() Berry HOGS 20 acres as welt from of feed. as about on CO. 228 0a 2210 5
0. 224 @ 2SE 215@256
0. 230025 25!,:' CO. 234 0. 238 211@21'`
240
2750210 1 Co. 510 0 1110 Co. 270 0 2b, 0. 4150 223 0. 358 0ni'!. :0. 3050 73. CO. 390 0 V': ). I Isworth Co. 148 0 0 on Co. 101 @ 0' Co. 146 0 0
). 1 CO. 0. a CO.
Ratieh %MISSION C
onoldus40
WornPt'' rA 602 I 1541° Because AllenAtwell of Delphos qtcrioNEERs andsells there. and 50 ewes, he wanted to store Rog to Delphos need to put on his farm -to Lee Rem)', Taylor hauls half the production a dryer in operation. feed 100 steers n Moore, to get abinful. off 120 acres. He plannedto store about Licensed 15 minutes EarltakinTaYlor said it was g only about Dr. Berl Kochof K -State, who will discuss "Full Fat Soy - pi! lab SPF Breeders Set Meeting At Manhattan beaonsTfroory Spwriinche.a"rd, Ernest MANHA'T'TAN- The annualregistration starts at 11:30 a.m.meeting will be: of the Uni- manager of ld dbisrceuesdser,,, meeting of the Kansas Swine Re- Floyd Meyer, Palmer hog Dr. E. L. Stair willa hog operation atPlainview, will "Artificial a population Association will be breeder, is chairman of the pro-versity of Nebraska, who Ins Virus Texas, who will discuss "Is Contion for theSPF swine held here December 15. The loca-gram committee. talk on "Diagnosis of finement the Answer?" cer." tion is at the Holiday Inn and Pneumonia." Among the speakers at the pAla NEW( ICAHIPINIEN*1111111111CaCtICIIRCIRIVOXSPCOMMIVIRC-Writairvitevevemeeepeoi fo the low
here, Sioux . by with cane I GE:GrSAVE NOW! month str V dynamitic countless. The die LOWNSTWINER SAI1711 pact fifthlarge INACTION WADI 1 mot 120! .-r etnizedPI Mil DEPTH courseof
Indust:
company .1
rkers 131
14"portabie DIAG. . 102 sq. in. rectangular -picture
1.1 for just
'30995 11111ffEr SMALLN and get this GENERAL'S SENSATIONAL FREE WINTER $1795 A TREAD* value *Factory method retreads applied to safety-inspected casings
CART 6.50x13 thru 00 The PUTNAM A3510 7.75x14 Smartly styled custom compact personal portable. Charcoal color and Light Gray color (A3510C), or Beige color and White color (A3510L). Telescoping Dipole Antenna for VHF reception. Full Zenith Quality! PLUS 45c -57c RIFE FEDERAL EXCISE TAX Incc loss( AND RECAPABLE CASING Now enjoy exciting color tv ice dust anywhere in your home!scraper' Cal\ Now Available! Puri 4;r1:;L extra ZENITH HANDCRAFTED PORTABLE COLOR TV CHASSIS Nothing to Do... Steel Safety Studs perk for Unrivaled Dependability Provide greater stopping traction Nothing to Buy! EXCLUSIVE ZENITH CHROMATIC BRAIN ... Increased starting traction. SOLID-STATE
COLOR DEMODULATOR for the Truest Hues in Color TV
ADVANCED ZENITH SUPER VIDEO RANGE TUNING SYSTEM FRONT END ALIGNMENTAND forUltra -SensitiveReception WHEEL BALANCEBoth for only Stop Choose ZENITH... for COMBINATION'. 95 The quality goes in before the name goes ono Most *awaken Can 1 Our specialists correct caster, camber, toe -in Flint Hil and toe -out to manufacturer's Our specialists precision specifications.2.balance both front wheels to Inspect and adjuststeering. Farmers ZENITH STEREO assure even wear. kizKan CHRISTMAS RECORD Hundreds ofOther Items to Choose From Readimg (ga $100 " CHARGE easy payments Mid-cunt IT NOWwith approved credit Amelieu See Our Toy Dept. Gorden Before You Buy 204 Poyntz Westerni IXSON'S Phone AND SAVE! trey, thin LAY -A -WAY NOW! tho rrr aryl 110171,;! 776-4121 1 FREE PARKING "Serving ManhattanFor 32 Years" December his machines on another project December 2, 1969 mained on the job. Dispute At Beef A striker has been charged were damaged by explosives. 1969 ed breeder,Ernestb Labor with murder in connection withWalker said the company had Rails, stituted at the Dakota City discuss the fatal shooting of a 16 -year -decided on the. housing prior to "Artificial plant because the processal- the strike. :ion for it4,, old girl. The victim's sister, who the SPP lows the company to hire less- Iyer." swine Is For Keeps The union has gathered food Plant skilled workers. was wounded, was a striker who a had been furnishing informationstocks to tide over needy strik- CITY, Nebr. - A Survival is at stake, Keith Jensen, Dakota City ers but by and large, Jensen DAKOTA the com-president of Amalgamated meatabout strikers to the company, trench fourfeet deep surrounds pany believes. Holman said. says, "People have been able to Beef packing plant The company will slowly cutters and Butcher Workmen find something to do and they'll the Iowa dis-of North America, called such A picket, Raymone Gonzales, and a unionoffice in near-appear if the union wins its de 24, of Sioux City, was shot twicecontinue to get by." here, City is stacked high talk "a bunch of hooey." by Sioux mands, said Currier Holman, in the abdomen as he and five Jensen said about 500 of the food - signs of achairman of the board of direct- He said the Dakota City plant strikers are women who were with canned was struck because base pay other men approached a car at WIryN I ilong siege forboth sides in a 3 - ors. the main gate of the plant. working to supplement family that has triggered Arden C. Walker, vice-presi- there ranged from $2.12 to $2.43 income. month strike an hour while the industry -aver- Beside the trench at the Da- dynamiting s,firebombings and dent for industrial relations for kota City plant, armed guards "They get $50 a week for six fistfights. Iowa Beef, said the company age base pay was $3.53. The com-with police dogs patrol the hours of picket duty," he said. countless between Iowa pany had offered a 30 -cent raise "They're not hurting." The dispute was struck because it wants toacross the board, but the uniongrounds. Inc.,the nation'sget out of the traditional "kill The lawyer for the union, Har- "We're not only fighting for Beef Packers is holding out for $3.53. ourselves. We're fighting for the fifth -largestmeat processor, andand chill"role of packinghous- ry Smith, said the company has workers at its mod-es and wants to prepare meat The national union recently people in other packing houses *bout 1200 won bargaining rights at the created "an armed camp that ernized plantcould alter the for the table.This, he said, has a tendency to invite vio- around the country," said Dave the whole meat -pack-would lower the cost to the plant. The strike, called Augustlence. Blair, 34, a striker. course of con-24, came after its first negotia- "It's going to be a long, tough ing industry. sumer. Iowa Beef has imported Mexi- officials say the Walker said the union wantstions there. strike. But it'll be worth it," he Iowa Beef Tensions have run high, and can -Americans from California picked for a show- said. _ company was continue simply splitting thecar-vandalism and violence have and Texas to keep the Dakota - _ _ down strikeby packinghouse casses and sending them to re- of its desire to reached such an extent in SiouxCity plant operating at about 50 GRASS & GRAIN ofworkers because tail butchers and wants to abol-City that police have enlarged percent capacity. It says about The Mid -Kansas news weekly. streamline meatprocessing. ish the assembly -line process in- Published each Tuesday at 1207 , night and weekend patrols. 500 persons are on the job but Moro,(Box 1009)Manhattan, Dynamite recently ripped up won't say how many of themKansas, 66502 by the yard of Sheriff Allan Blighare imported. AG PRESS The union claims Iowa Beef is Dean Coughenour after he had investigated two dy- E. R. Woodward namitings that cut power linesbuildinglow-cost homes for Second classpostage paid at to the Iowa Beef plants. strike breakers. Manhattan, Kansas. Firebombs were tossed at the The nonunion contractor whoSubscription: $3 'year homes of two employees who re-is building the homes said five ofCIRCULATION 14,200
Bring 'em home to a friend. NEWPURINA RECEIVING CHOW ATTACKS STRESS For Calves and Yearlings. Incoming cattle are stressed. Sickness and death losses from shipping last year cost the cattle in- 1G dustry $120,000,000. Calves and yearlings need help on arrival. New WHEN A TRUCKLOAD OF HARD MAPLE Purina Receiving Chow is packed with important arrives at Jack Daniel's, the boys in our rickyard able! extras to fight stress during this short, critical period. Feed it! go to work. .ds AI ig traction medicated; two drug options traction. extra vitamin A; for health and growth They're the ones who saw up the wood, stack it in palatable; watch 'em walk in to your bunk convenient; roughage included ricks and burn it in the open air. What they get is a added minerals A veryspecial charcoal, which is ground up fine and packed A Stop in or call abouta Purina Receiving Program for your next bunch...with New Purina Re- into vats ten feet deep. Then, our just -made whiskey ceiving Chow. is seeped through the charcoal Flint HillsFeed & Grain PR 8-5322 Manhattan to mellow its tasteand smooth precision A Farmers ont wheelsto Union Feed Mill 437-2434 St. Marys This is charcoal out its flavor. CHARCOAL ar. Mor-Kan Elevator 349-2214 White City mellowing, the extra blessing MELLOWED e From Reading Grain & Lumber AN 9-3842 Reading that gives Jack Daniel's its rare Mid -ContinentElevator CE 84177 Junction City yments sippin' smoothness. One sip, we DROP ved credit Americus GrainCo 884-3465 Americus GordenMark Elevator ME 2-3381 Clay Center believe, and you'll be thankful BY DROP ( Western GrainMM 767-5933 Council Grove for our hardworking boys in 04 poynil the rickyard. Phan° 1969, Jack Daniel Distillery, Lem Motlow, Prop:, Int. 776-4721 TENNESSEE WHISKEY 90 PROOF BY CHOICE DISTILLED AND BOTTLED BY JACK DANIEL DISTILLERY LYNCHBURG (POP. 384),TENN. Years NW'
Need CareFor Winter LiceControl Grass &Grain Before the full onslaught of bags should belocated in barn- December 2,1969 the insecticide depends upon prevent recurrence of lice. in gate winter arrives, cattle should bewhetherthetreatmentisfor A wider variety of insecticides yards, in barn doorways, carefully examined for louse in- passage ways,around mineral dairy or beef cattle, and whetherand methods of application can where cattlephene. Do not festations,suggestsDr.Leroy the insecticide is to be applied asbe used on beef animalssince boxes, or in shade use toxaphene Brooks, Extension entomologist congregate or pass once ortwiceanimals less than3 months a spray, dip, dust, or in a rub-milk contamination is not a prob- A dip treatment with at Kansas State University. In-bing device. lem. However, it is importantto a day. lindane fested animals usually scratch For dairy cattle during cold, per- Do not treat calves under6 percent WP, or 20percent strictly adhere to waiting months of age or make applica-give% very effective and rub against buildings, fencesadverse weather when they licecon iods from last application to thanNeverdipcalves and other objects to relieve irri-should not be chilled, use dusts tion on older animals more lessthan slaughter to prevent meat con- months old. There is tation. of three percent Ciodrin, or one once every three weeks. a 60.day tamination with residues. waiting period after Lice are best detected outdoorspercentrotenone.Repeat dust Backrubbers containing one application Spray treatments do the best before slaughter with during a bright, sunny day. Theyapplications in two to four weeks percent Ciodrin, one percent cou- a lindan job and are most frequently us- dip. can be found in the hair aroundif needed. Don't treat calves un-ed. Sprays of lindane, toxaphene,maphos (Co-Ral),five percent the neck, brisket, back, inner sur-der six months of age with three methoxychlor, one percent ron- Ruelene 8R or 25percent coumaphos (Co-Ral), malathion, on will give lice control po face of the thighs, over the with-percent Ciodrin dust,the ento- nel (Korlan), or five percent tox- free° ronnel (Korlan), or methoxy- mended for beef ers, at the tail head, and nearmologist cautions. give good lice controlaphene are recommended. There cattleonly.) chlor all There is a 28 -day waiting the nose, eyes and ears. Backrubbers containing one when animals are sprayed thor-is no waiting period from appli- peri When lice are discovered in a percent coumaphos (Co-Ral) areoughly according to label recom-cation to slaughter when usingfrom last application.Pour herd of cattle, all animals must Ciodrin, coumaphos (Co-Ral), orchemical evenly along th good dairy cattle controllers. Mixmendations. Do not sprayani- the be treated. Any remaining on anfour quarts Co-Ral 11.6 percentmals less than 1 month oldwithmethoxychlor. There is a waitingmal'sbackline with untreated animal will only rein- a mark in 13 gallons of No. 2 fuel oil ormalathion or animals less than 3period of 14 days for ronnel dipper, according tolabel di fest the entire herd. A secondNo. 2 diesel fuel oil. Use aboutmonths old with lindane, toxa- (Korlan) and 28 days for toxa-tions and precautions. rect treatment should be made threeone gallon of prepared solutionphene, or coumaphos (Co-Ral). to four weeks later to kill newper 20 foot of cable. Place the lice hatched from eggs not de- Do not spray with lindane with- BEAUTI FUL! backruhber in a p'ace where an-in 30 days, toxaphene within28 Are you looking for stroyed. imals travelregularly. days, or ronnel (Korlan) within In many herds one or two an- Sprays are usually more effect-56 days of slaughter. beautiful lighting fixtures? imals carry the heaviest lice in-ive than dusts or backrubbers. Where weather conditions do festations. These "carriers"fre- Mix two quarts of Ciodrin ECnot permit spraying, dusts, back - quently infest other animals in Visit our showroom where you will find one of the largest (1.1lbs. per gallon)in six gal-rubber applications, or ruelene stocks of lighting fixtures in Central Kansas. Also a complete the herd. Carriers are difficultlons of water. Apply one to two pour -on are satisfactory louse stock of door chimes. For you late shoppers we are openuntil to keep louse -free and are usual-pintsof prepared solution percontrol measures. 8:30 Thursdays and 5:30 Saturday. ly slow gainers. They probablyanimal using a power or hand A dust of three percent Cio- G.E. DISPO should be culled from the herd sprayer. Do not apply to cattledrin may be used on beef ani- ENDACOTT ELECTRIC CO. Lasting stair as a good management practice, The dispose more often than once every sev-mals as well as on dairy animals 309 Moro PhonePR6-4482 a Manhattan, Kansas with many s says Brooks. en days except as a mist spray. Your Bank Americard welcome here Several insecticides effectively for louse control. Sprinkle dust steel feature Use at least two spray applica- animal and depend( control cattle lice. The choice of on poll, hack, or sides of tions about three weeks apart toor place dust in a dust bag. Dust More costly but the adds ability to yo New big capacity, low profile tanks worth the cc New heavy-duty bearings, shafts and frame. Grind 18,000 lbs of corn an hour IINTERNATIONAL: Big 29 -inch mixing auger Double-jointed discharge auger with 12 -foot reach 850 and 1050 Husky, balanced hammermill with reversible knives for longer life Efficient dust collecting system PORTABLE GRINDER -MIXERS
THE DEPENDABLE DIRECT DRIVE McCULLOCH MAC 250CHAIN SAW ALSO DIGS POST HOLES! The new 1050 Grind er-Mixerisshow r here with optiona NBEAM DE 11-15 high flotatior CUTS WEEDS, CLEARSBRUSH! LICE TOAS tires.
(control autc of bread and The 4 -in -one tool that takes the n McCulloch Earth Drill, Weedcutter control adji Snap do and Brushcutter attachments! Real Deluie end Cushioned down-to-earthpower in an 80cc t engine. With 40 -to -1 fuel mix,you get less smoke, moreeconomy. The cylin- Price Here are two new grinder -mixers built to meet the re-long and useful life. Hammers rotate on big self -align- der is reborable for longlife. Note quirements of today's big volume livestock feeders. ing, dust -sealed precision bearings, and theycan be reversed four times for extra sharpness. Available flush -cut handlebar. Youwon't find Big capacity tanks.The No. 1050 has a tank capacity any other pro model with these fea- of 105 bushels, while the No. 850 holds 95 bushels.screens range from 3/32- to 2 -inch holes. To change the screen, simply lift one out and slip the other in. tures at this price. Here's plenty of capacity to keep on the go . . . fewer stops for grinding. Efficient dust collecting system.Pressure inside the Always insist on genuine ELE McCullochchain,bar,sprockets Big capacity grinding. mill is relieved, causing small particles to settleout. Both models will grind 18,000 for top performance. OPENS lbs of corn an hour, 3,000 or 4,000 lbs of alfalfa hay anThese particles are then returned to the ground feed hour, or 4,800 lbs of oats an hour using a 3 /16 in screen.before it enters the mixer. The result is bigger grinding- mixing capacity and reduced feed loss. See a nearby McCulloch Dealer
nyCE3stiE Big 29 -inch bottom mixing auger. It aRACpN fills the well in for Sales & Service ndliViaCrdc Big reach discharge auger.The standard auger hasa the bottom of the tank, moves even the most difficult ' a fin big 12 -ft reach and double-jointed action that allows the feeds upward without plugging or bridging during the ELLSWORTH ofk.Fl 324° horizontal and 240° vertical operating WATERS HARDWARE 'aic lidholder. mixing cycle. The 12 -inch vertical auger moves feed arcs. With TRUCK AND TRACTOR aggressively to the discharge auger. optional extensions, the reach is easily increased. Auger 8th and Washington throws a steady stream of feed without exposure to the Ellsworth 472-3114 Junction City 238-3114 Husky, balanced hammermill.Twenty inches wideweather ... up to 100 bushels in six minutes. Discharge with 36 hardened steel hammers, this mill is ready for aauger is raised and lowered by a hand crank. YOUNG& SONS IMPL. CO".'CONCORDIA TRACTORSkti Council Grove 767-5018 Concordia 243-3381 $ 1 THERE'S A DEALER NEAR YOU TO GIVE THE EARLY DELIVERY FACTS K-HILL ENGINE W.W. SMITH &SONS SERV. ME 2.3148 12-( Manhattan PR 6-4181 Clay Center BELLEVILLE knvi ABILENE WASHINGTON IMPL. KANSAS FARM MCHRY. Chapman's on US 81 Co. Abilene Truck & Tractor WAKEFIELD Washington EA 5-2301 Topeka, W Hwy 24 CE3.1374 Auld Chevrolet JUNCTION CITY irr''''':.':j4:113,e),7Cups. ( LEONARDVI LLE BELLEVILLE INC. pc;NOck top, Kendall Garage HERINGTON Mohn Imp!. Co. IMPL. Co. TODD TRACTOR, .G1,13'4bask, Belleville Seneca DE 6-2138 Pioneer Service & Sales JA 7-2261 MINNEAPOLIS FALUN '! AP 73 Chapman Imp,. Co. Co, HANOVER Dauer Impl. Co. JORDEN IMPLEMENTCO. DUMMERMUTH IMPL. Abilene 562-3990 COUNCIL GROVE Hanover Impl. Co. MA R YSVI LLE CO 3-2041 Marysville Macha-Revere Bruna Brothers Distributed by ContractorsSupply, Kansas City, Missouri FREE Grass at
Gram
December 2, phene. Do animals not use less :., than 3 A diptreatment ino percent WP, with lina'dart or peter gives20very effective , Never lice dip ori) calvesless months old. There waiting period a agcia after beforeslaughter apx, with dip. a b.:. Ruelene 8R or on will 25 perce' G.E. HIGH give lice contr:1 QUALITY RANGE for beef cattle There isa 28 -day waiticg :.. from lastapplication. chemicalevenly Peat, $129.95 along mal'sbackline NI with dipper, a according L. to label times andprecautions, dlo.-
.!
flanw4.4. 1.04thia11...... 1- ing for t ha.roeflTIonk ,, .$11. thg 10,s. ting fixtures? ovo. clean ..mor
)u will find one of the largtt tral Kansas. Also a completee ate shoppers we are open ay. until G.E. DISPOSAL rim co. Lasting stainless steel The disposer is designed l82 e Manhattan,Kansas rd welcome here with many stainless steel. features for long LIVING ROOM SOFAS and dependable life. Quilted Floral Rubber More costly to build, Reversible Cushions but the added service- 3 only Reg. $199.95 ability to you is well worth the cost. $22.95 $99.95
HOOVER Model 843 Constellation Cleaner
FOSTOR IA MULTI -SPEED Over 400 Rockers, Recliners & Chairs MIXER The largest stock you have ever seen. Come and count them and be convinced Discount prices- ationally Advertised Brands you can trust Large Bowl With La -z -boy Berkline Broyhill MastercraftPontiac Stand Recliner Recliner Chair Chair Rocker UNBEAM DELUXE AUTOMATIC -SLICE TOASTER $94.95 $59.95$69.95 $89.95$99.95 lent control automatically adjusts itself to all ndsof bread and reheatsit automatically. Sale Price - - - that takes the ing control adjusts to desired shade of $14.95 rill, Weedcutter owimess. Snap down crumb tray foreasy ADMIRAL PORTABLE RADIO ning. Delu>e end panels witheasy carrying COMPLETE STOCK OF achments! Real ndles. Cushioned toast liftgently hands toast 6 -Transistor ADMIRAL .1. ADMIRAL APPLIANCES you. wer in an80cC OF I _on PORTABLE MIXER Earphone voLumt get fuel mix, you er4W 7 included morny. Thecylin Note While they last long life. New 14" Diag. You won'tfind Rectangular fee. Picture I with these 19 SUNBEAM ELECTRIC .n genuine Super Light -Weight er, sprockets CAN OPENER Push Button Beater CB. Ejector ulloch Dealer pens any standardcan in onds... a finger-tip 1ervice does ad thework. Flip -up, magnetic lid holder. HARDWA5 WATERS Sale Price - - -$7.95 8th andWashingt°,,,, Junction City 238J''' Price ).NCORDIATRACTOR:5' - --$15 243.3381 PARTY GRILL Slim, lightweight, true portability Concordia in handsome White finish. Super- SONS SUNG Bright Rectangular Color Picture W. W.SMITH & EAM 12 -CUP ME2314 up Tube. Automatic Degaussing Cir- Clay Center "ROMESTYLE cuit and many big set quality Lop silhouette. features. cCuonsistently good FARIj 4eeey toet13* I DO/174E0011562'399° Marysville FREEDELIVERY Sale Price - - -$23.95 $39995 $2°69" ; SupplY,KanoC"Y'His9)un MP' CONTEST1. OUR DAILY BREAD All butter 9th Annual GrassGrain Bread" - by G&G Area Cooks between ellP sifti tit cnn 1 lllll 111 lllll 011111111101 lllllll 11111011111 llllllllll 1,1110111111 lllll 01 lllll 011111111000010 llllllll 01 November 8and Decemberm] 8 will be eligible. Oer sus- ons s Bonus Recipe Contest Date entrywillbepostmarkedof telins_.,,filtedsine Mrs. R. Doering, Deshler, date. ? feasu"", 2. Winning recipe so ow' recipes submitted for "Our Daily Bread" will bese. All lected on basisof original. °borer no Nebr., Wins Weekly Contest between November 8 and December 8 will auto- ity, quality. tgrAnall nett mend Mrs. Richard Doering, R 1, Deshler, Nebr.: "Here is my orig- matically be entered in the special "grand prize" 3. Grand prize winnermay inal recipe for the bonus recipe contest, a candy which is a de- contest. The winner will be announced in the lect, one ofseveral prizee. ordoor 4. Weekly prize pied In:xtlq lightful treat for the Christmas holidays." December 23 issue. winnerswill 1-4. 5 -POUND CANDY LOAF not be disqualified. ontq 6 cups white sugar Pcres 2 tablespoons flour The grand prize winner will be selected on the TO ENTER- e snrr Pick the holiday 2 cups white corn syrup basis of originality and quality. Weekly winners recipe `':revisfe` 3 cups sweet cream will remain eligible for the special event. want to submit. You 1 cup hot water Check to make ",,,,nteettoneIwpske 2 cups chopped nuts sure all in. gredients are included,meas. 2 teaspoons vanilla urements accurate endel 1/4 cup each, red & green maraschino cherries, cut up The winnermay choose ing is legible. and writ. 'This Combine first five ingredients. Stir constantly while cooking As. one of the following: Be sure yourname and the hobo until soft ball stage in co!il water. Remove from heat and beat ; dress are on the d- 041LATE until nearly cold and turns light and waxy. Add chopped nuts, entry ___.rot cherries and vanilla. Pour into a loaf pan and cool. just on the envelope. t layer: Osterizer 8 -Speed Blender butter Please send onlyone reel cup Mrs. Bruce Scott, R 2, Manhat- whipped cream Dominion Oven Broiler at a time. Pe cup flour Combine gelatin, salt, ginger, Mail teasPon s tan: "Thanks for 'Our Daily entry Hamilton Beach Electric Knife t oWoman's 9x Bread'. I enjoy reading it eachcinnamon and cloves. Pour water Page, Editor, Grass Spread ludo. & Grain, lani week. I'd like to share one of myover the mixture and stir until Sunbeam Electric Grill Good Box 1009, Manhattan,Kansas, ogre"a favorite holiday recipes. This. dissolved. Add raisins and cur- 66502. nil layer: plum pudding is not rich likerants. Chill until slightly thick. well the steamed puddings." Fold in rest of fruits and nuts. cupalnutsbrown 1 teaspoon cinnamon MERINGUE KISSES 1 cup heavy cream, whipped ROYAL PLUM PUDDING Turn into a one -quart mold. Chill 1 teaspoon vanilla 1/2 cup egg whites I rilpcoconut 1 package raspberry gelatin until firm, garnish with whipped 1 cup Emperor grapes,seeded iicup 1/2 cup pecans 11/4 cup sugar and quartered van '/8 teaspoon salt cream. Serves six to eight. 1/2 cup coconut 14 teaspoon vanilla I teasPOon '/ teaspoon ginger * * * Mix apples and sugar and let 11/2 to 2 cups pecans 1 8 -ounce can crushed teaspoon sa 1/2 'teaspoon cinnamon The next recipe is from Mrs. pineapple ?teaspoons flo stand one hour. Add rest of in-Beat eggs until frothy, then add 1/2 cup chopped walnuts first 1/4 teaspoon cloves John Hellman, R 2, Manhattan: gredients and mix well. Bake atsugar gradually. Continue to sake over 11/2 cups boiling water FRESH APPLE CAKE 350 degrees for 45 minutes orheat until very stiff and glossy. 1 cup miniature marshmallo butes. C0°1 1/2 cup raisins 2 cups chopped apples maraschino cherries oil layer: until done. Bake in a loaf pan. . Then add the vanilla and nuts. once puke 1/4 cup currants 1 cup sugar * * Drop by teasnoonful about 2" Dissolve gelatin andsugar 1/4 cup dates 1 egg Mrs. Lyle Coffin, R1, Leaven- boiling water. Chill untilslig chips, melte( apart on cookie sheets that havely thickened. Beat gelatin col 1/4 cup mixed candied fruits 1/2 cup salad oil worth: "This is one of my favor-a piece of waxed paper on them. ovec cup light 1 cup drained, crushed pine- 11/2 cups flour ite recipes. I always take a bigBake until set and delicately ice until very light and fluffy'tablespoon w apple 1 teaspoon soda glass howl full of them to all ourbrowned. Bake in a very slowChill again until it starts to over bake 1 cup chopped pecans 1/2 teaspoon salt family dinners." oven, 325 degrees, for 20 min- Add grapes, Pineapple, walnu d over all and marshmallows. Mix slirh Leave in utes. Makes about 4 dozen. , * * * and chill until fruit staysmix be refrigere Mrs. Ernest Barta, Lorraine:or on ton. Fold in whipped * "This is my own holiday recipecream. Pour into a big glassThe following which I have served many times.bowl. Chill until firm. Tosen N. Hendrie A great hit with the kiddies. use an ice cream dipper to s Street, Rerin PARTY PINK DESSERT into ice cream cones andtoIPPLESAUSE with a cherry. together wit 1 package (3 ounce) straw- * * * berry gelatin speed: 11/2 cups boiling water Mrs. H. Allen Miller, R 1, S 'cupapplesau( 1/2 can sugar via, sent this recipe: I' cup sugar cup shorteni taps flour I teaspoon salt I teaspoon baki 'teaspoon soda NEW..biggest I teaspoon cinn iteaspoonvani eggs to if feedmaker built! chopped nut e in greased pan in 350 Gehl leads again. Big, new 120-bu. Mix -All to 60 minutes and cool on combines "biggest -of -all" capacity plus Gehl's * * commercial -quality grind and mix ability. One its, CharlesI demonstration will prove the 115MX can help It2, Haddaam you manage more livestock. Here's why: submit this which we Exclusive hay feeder smoothly feeds bale during the slices to the mill. HOT P1 120-bu. mixing tank, plus new 21 -in. mill lean cranberry increase feedmaking capacity 40%. cups water 66 thin cutting hammers-more per sq. ft. nips apple Nil teaspoon groi of screen area than other mills. teaspoon cinn of 2 orange 10 -foot, high pivot (46") auger unloads feed where you need it. cranberry 1 Add water These and many other features put the giant beater until s 115MX way ahead of competition. More farm- juice and spin les, Add ora ers - 35,000 of them - own Mix -Ails than any ring, Serve other make. I cups. May reheated tos * * Edward J, NURS - 1 The first job of !livestock is toeat. Hogs are goon at fully selected. Add the fine line it. It's your job to be sure theyeat what they need. of CO-OP Hog Con- centrates to your talented animals.CO-OP Feeds CO-OP Hog Concentratesare designed for talented will bring them up to their bred-in capabilities with hogs. They're formulated with varyinglevels of pro- a minimum of time, fat and cost. Tomaximize your Make us Prove it with a Demonstration! tein and essential additives to speedconversion and profits. fit your feeding plans. They give fast, efficient gains. SENECA If you're a top management produceryour hogi MARYSVILLE SENECA IMPL.CO. come from fine lines... good gifts and boars care - HOG CONCENTRATES BRUNA IMPL. CO. A management tool from your focalCo-op VALLEY FALLS VALLEY IMPL. INC. WAMEGO CONCORDIA y Center nkaf WAMEGO TRUCK Fanners Union Co-op CLOUDCOUNTY Clay Center -Bah armers Co-op Elevator Assn. & TRACTOR -Mdtontale-Leonardvilk Greenleaf -Linn TRUCK & TRACTOR -Washington LINCOLN, um Co-op Assn. KANSAS CLAY CENTER ttan RHUDY & SONS, INC. CO. Carlton I TOBUREN IMPL. Farmers Cooperative Ann. Telephone 31 Manhattan -Alta Vista Union Co-op SA L I NA HERINGTON We stmoreland-0page Business Awn. LINDOUIST IMPL. CO. TRI-COUNTY SALES coNTpAT P. 1. Allrecipes "Our subrnat NovemberDaily YEARS CRESCENT Leonardville: "This is a good Bread,' bt'ed NEB' few sprigs of greens for stem.to the above. Stir well. Line a i; utter, soft cookie for serving womenes- Mrs. Francis AdaM, 8 will 8 and 1 cuP, Yield: Eight servings. 9x13 inch pan with crushed cook- Deqt/r% eu sifted confectioners' pecially. It's an excellent addi- * * Mrs. M. L. Newman, Clifton entrybeeligible, ie crumbs then pour the above will 'il tion to the assortment of Christ- Mrs. Henry Vogelsang, pat . Mrs. Leola Unrau, Lehigh: into nan and too with remaining date. be pos,E nits vanilla mas goodies and I'd guess it Manhattan r.'. 9teaspo "With the holiday season here, crumbs. Refrigerate 24 hours. 2. Winning "'O.?. cans 5ifted flour would not be the last .to leave the * * * Mrs. Frank Beneda, Clyde lected recipe 2 as°oon salt plate." pumpkin is used so readily. I too Mrs. Elmer Hammarlund, on basiswill 6 ..)cnnoats, uncooked NUT COOKIES nutst share a delicious recipe." Manle Hill quality. of 0.7 '' add PUMPKIN ICE CREAM PIE Other G&G area cooks who 3, Grand ,,g..,,apa. t buner until creamy; I/4 pound butter or oleo and sent in contest entries are: Mrs. Ernest Sudertnan, Hillsboro prize s" -warEraAnsilv. beating until then use teaspoon butter 1 cup canned or mashed cook- Mrs Milton Hettenbach, cedar lest winner B ed pumpkin Mrs. A'bin Bergren, Clay Center one of nia,.. lend in vanilla. Rift to - flavoring Point 4. Wehly several nvoth.ric add to 4 tablespoons granulated i/z cup dark brown sugar Mrs. Charles Pearce, MiltonvaleMrs. Tiate prpcscrove. Toneka prize Pri:104herdair and salt: Mrs. Henry Schoemann, St. not be winriei. blending well. sugar 1/2 teaspoon salt Mrs. Philip Morris, Wamego disqualified ,. r*P".1e 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon Marys Shane dough to -grir ok'Itc. Cream sugar and oleo, then add: Mrs. F. J. Metzger, Belle PlaineMrs. Marvin Swenson, Council TO ENTER 'erps,rents on ungreased 1 cup flour l '4 teaspoon nutmeg Grove - torn' 1/4 teaspoon cloves Mrs. Karl Morgan, Scandia Pick sb.,.ete. Rake in preheated 1 teaspoon vanilla Mrs. Oliver Wacker, Lincoln Mrs. Arthur Harris, Frankfort holidn (:19r, ileo-reog F. about 1 cup broken nut meats 4 cups vanilla ice cream want toesubholidayrecipe env nve+ne Mrs. Marvin Swenson, Council 19 -inch gingersnap or gra- io ,,inl' unoi.. still warm, Spoon onto slightly Check greased ham cracker pie shell Grove gredientsto make let 0nfertioners' sucrar over cookie sheet. Makes 42 cookies. Mrs. Walter Damman, Clifton urementsare included,siire aili,il.,-,env4.,Makes three dozen. Bake at 325 degrees for ten min-Combine pumpkin, sugar, salt, Mrs. W. J. Kerwitz, Alma accurate niir- * * utes or till light brown. Sprinklecinnamon, nutmeg and cloves. Mrs. Doyle Bender, Chapman ing islegible. and irit with powdered sugar while Stir ice cream to soften. Add to Mrs. /4Wendell G. Vandorn, munpkinmixture: Mrs. Oscar Richter, Maple Hill Be sureyour his is a favorite of ours warm (no mess if you do this mix well. dress name ini,ts: "Ti Pour into pie shell. Freeze firm:Mrs. Dorothy Ebert, St. George are on asd i,!."1,:ris'ing holiday season." while on cookie sheet). Mrs. Gene Schlesener, Herington just theentry tte, * * * 9 inch gingersnap pie shell: Mix on theenvelope 0000ATE TRIO SQUARES 1 I. Mrs. Richard Smith, Marion Please Mrs. N. J. Meyeres, Chase: "En- cups fine gingersnap crumbs, r: Mrs. W. E. Booth, Alta Vista at a time.send only one. st laYe closed is my recipe fora decor- 1/2 teaspoon ginger, 3table- Mrs. Pill Whitehair, Abilene raz?, 1,4 cup butter ative salad for the Christmas spoons confectioners sugar and Mailentry 1 cup flcour l'.,cup melted butter. Press firmMrs. Raymond ILatzke, Huron Page, oon salt holidays." Mrs. Phitito Novak, Blue Rapids EditEditorGrass ws teasP on sides and bottom of 9 -inch Box1009, t "° in 9x9 pan. Bake 350 POINSETTIA SALAD Mrs. W. R. Zimmerman, Alta Spread deep pie Plate. Chill- Manhattan, 15 minutes. 6 medium apples 45 minutes Vista 66502. X degrees 11/2 cups water before filling. Twelve servings. Mrs. Arthur Holle, Marysville cond la3lay 1 cup sugar "This recipe is so convenient as 2 eggs,well beaten it can be prepared in advance." Mrs. Leo Emmot, Beloit 1 heavy 3/4 cup btown sugar 6 very thin lemon slices * * * Mrs. F. LeRoy Carlson, Clay cream, cup red cinnamon candy Center 1cupcup Emperor pra"N1 cup wiilnuts Mrs. VirgilSpecht,R 1, Junc- oconut 8 pineapple slices Mrs. Gail Vosburg, Brookville WESTERN WEAR and quartered- 1/2 cup C tion City: "I would like to share BOOTS MATS 1 8 -ounce 1 hard -cooked egg yolk Mrs. Harvey Gerstner, Frankfort can crushed 1 teaspoon vanilla this recipe with others as it isa .5A0OLERY pineapple % teasgoon salt Pare apples and cut each into Mrs. Bud Stauffer, Mavetta MOCCASUIPBEGTS eight lengthwise slices. Bring favorite of mine. It is so appro-Mrs. Roy Gustin, Centralia 01111. /1 cup choppedmints 2 teasgoons flour water, sugar, lemon and cinna-priate for the holidays (green)."Mrs. Jesse Savil'e, Frankfort 1 cup miniature Bake o.v(first layer for 15 CREME 11F, MENTHE mamma mon candy to boil. Add apple sli- Mrs. Frank Say, Alma maraschino cherries minutesCool ces and cook in gently boiling DESSERT Mrs. Anna Quaney, Topeka Dissolve. gelatin -costing1ayer: 36 Oreo cookies, rolled fine and slat package chocolate syrup until tender but firm, Helen Luttig, Belvue boltingwater. Chill 16.01111e( 40 large marshmallows Mrs,. Walter Hund, Paxico ly thickened. until chips,melted about ten minutes. Chill apples 34 cup cold milk WE CAN FIT YOU Beat ght corn syrup in syrup until ready toserve. F.lvinia Heldenbrand, Manhattan ice until very light vl 'A cup 11 1 pint whipping cream or Mrs. George Korinek, Ellsworth Chill again and k tablesploon water Place a ring of pineappleon 3 packages Dream Whip Justin Acme Texas until it startstoto, white salad plate, then arrange Mrs. Elwood Fisher, Eskridge Add grapes, overbaked layer and 6 tablespoons creme de Nocona and Tony Lama nineauple all a few chopped six drained, candied apple slices Mrs. Dallas Redger, Durham and marshmallows, Mix read ov( on top of pineapple to form pet- menthe (green) Mrs. Herman Bolte, Jr.. Tampa On US 24 - 2 Blocks East and chill until its. Leal'e in pan overnight. In doublebailer,nut '% cup milkMrs. Eldon Thorman, Clay fruit starsay be re,frigerated. als of poinsettia. :Rub egg yolkand 40 marshmallows; let melt, of Cloverleaf on US 24 or on too. Pollin whip * * * through sieve. Sprinkle a bit of Center cream. Pour into then cool. Next stir in creme deMrs. John Zeller, Manhattan TOPEKA, KANS. a biz The following recipe is fromsieved egg yolk in center. Addamenthe. Whin the cream and add bowl. Chill untilfirm, To Hendrickson, 205 North Mrs. Larry Elgin, Burlingame use an ice cream ary N. 1 Into ice creamdipper to Street,Herington. cones andAppLESlAUSE NUT BREAD ivith a cherry, her with mixer on me - * * * fix toget jum speed: Mrs. H. Allen Miller, plesauce via, sent this recipe: cup aP 34 cup sugar PIGGYBACKSHIPPERS art cup shortening our 1 teaspoon salt 1 m. baking powder teaspoon soda biggest 11.=on cinnamon DESERVE THE BEST 1 teaspoon'vanilla ;.s to mixture and 1/2 41 tali! ,dd 2 egA PACIFIC choptled nuts. Beat well. RAILROAD er built! lake in greased and floured 9x5 :af pann 350 degree oven for 5 to 60minutes. Remove from new 120-bu. MixiAll an and cml on rack. " capacity plus Gehl's * * * d and mix ability. One Mrs. CIiarles Hardenburger, e the 115MX can help r., R 2,Haddam:1 "I would like :ock. Here's why: ) submitthis recipe for hot inch rich we enjoy at our er smoothly feeds bale use during the Christmas sea n. HOT PUNCH ik,plus new 21 -in.mill 1 can ereinberry sauce rg capacity 40%. 2 cupswaterrater cups applepple juice imers-more per sq. ft. I/4 teasp(mn ground cloves 1 other mills. teasp(mn cinnamon juice of2 oranges 46") auger unloads feed h era''berry sauce in sauce - n. Addwater and beat with g beateruntil smooth. Add ap- features put the giant le juice amd spices. Simmer five =petition. More farm - 'notes.Addorange juice after own Mix -Ailsthan any ering*. Serve hot. Makes 12 all cups. May be made ahead d reheated to serve. * * * Mrs. Edward J. Johnson, R 1, NURS- ETTE UNION PACIFIC makes THE ROUND-THE-CLOCK it happen AUTOMATIC rh aDemonstration! NURSE -COW SENECA Raise Veal,Feeder Calves First of all your TOFC shipments are given the smooth- IMPL CO He rd Replacements SENECA FALLS, est ride on rails that money can buy. And most important VALLEY Complete Line Of IMPLIW ?dedicated MilkReplacers too, is proper handling of thosetrailers at terminals. VALLEY CONCORDIA CARROLL'S Union Pacific has invested millions for the best trailer COON CLOUD SpecializedFeeds and container handling equipment...such as these new TRUCK &TRACTOR Phone 913.2294454 ALTA VISTA,KANS. giant Drott Travelifts that move your trailers.It's like CLAY CEN/TLERN or see: carrying a baby in a cradle! Of course, U.P. offers all the TOUREN IMP- Van Meter plans for piggyback shipping.Remember, customer care HERINGTINLES DAIRY SUPPLY GYPSUM, begins the moment you callUnion Pacific. TRI-COUNTY KANS. Dissolve the Mrs. Lee Johnston sugar inthe Cotton Velvet A Natural December 2, 1969 ter; add lye andcool. Add Shares Soap Recipe and ammonia tofat, then ly pour lye mixture s For Holiday Wear fit include dropped waists, sim-With Readers into f arm Mrs. Lee Johnston of Tecum-stirring constantly.Last ple A -lines and natural waists add resident that are belted, sashed or bowed.seh sent a soap recipe which sheoil of sassafraswhen it wishes to share with G&G read-ened. Pour into is a comer Even the pantsuit look for par- an enamel oture aP ty time is carried over into littleers: When set cut intobars. has bee girls' holiday styles. Here, how- SOAP should be quitewhite. 21/zquarts melted fat(about eiroPased ever, the age difference isre- t flected in the styling. Pantsuits body temperature) for the very young retain a more 1 quart cold water feminine mood with wide lace 1 can lye Preserves Patterns cuffs on straight -legged pants 3 tablespoons sugar Your quilt patterns that match the covering dress. 3 tablespoons borax much longer and will 3 tablespoons ammonia keep Bright reds, blues and mid- shape better ifyou give th C night black are favorite colors 1/2 ounce oil of sassafras, oil ofa coat of clear shellac. lavender or any perfume of 1, fthe sumptuous holiday vel- rovnwigecar6tr.°ap.sajTrilm$ab2hyiliP-olCe1 them thoroughly seenema nust°e0ap: beforeits vets. that kind and last to This can be your AnnualReport a by the thin mouth milknpitfeihher Gi Holidays and cotton velvet just Cotton. velvets and velveteen naturally go together . . - andtouched with lace are big in hot. Wi this Christmas, velvet dresses categories. In some, the velvet-. are the going thing for party- look goes demure -with high - bound girls of all sizes and ages.necked dresses characterized by With grown-up looks and pleated lace collars and long grown-up ideas prevailingin puff -y sleeves. In others, the vsinsIlat children's wear, the generation ..:atejack lookis more sophisticated witl h.'tonhid.iatonld.ja;told'a1ated:sw.: e gap has narrowed in fashions. simple styling set off by gold As a result, what's party -fair forbody chains thatreflectthe ton hyd. big sister is ditto for little sisterwarm velvet colorings. andlman too. g' crescent Shapes with closer -to -the -hod} ampbattery battery ch een-B spac BTU, compl with and safe Gooch's Best Range Cubes! You can expect as your annual report YOU NAME THE TIME AND PLACE from wintering your cows on Gooch's ...GOOCH WILL MAKE THE DELIVERY! Best Range Cubes... A big crop of strong, rarin-to-go Line up your supply of Gooch's Best Range Cubes calves! and Blocks-the winter supplements designed to fill the nutritional gaps without costly overlaps. Your cows superbly conditioned to Contact your nearby Gooch Dealer to book your calve easier supply of Gooch's Best Range Cubes and Blocks, - then meet their the range supplements that go with grass and hay - utty mark first... calves' milk needs and promptly not replace them.Gooch will deliver qualifying rebreed for another goodcrop of quantities in bag or bulk at the time and place you therest nowhere' calves the following year. want them. THE Log of the currY SARK ESKRIDGE ELEVATOR CO. BLUEST.EM ELEVATOR COUNCIL GROVE ELEV Eskridge Phone 449-2411 EA records victory after victory. Cottonwood Falls Phone 273-6324 Council Grove Phone 767-5 curry was Number One. The best. EMMETT ELEVATOR CO. CLAY CENTER FARMERS CO-OP ASSN. That proud tradition is Emmett Phone 535-2460 ALFALFA MILL of HANOVER fOR carried on by the Scotch that Phone913,ME 2-3401 Hanover Phone337.2222 took her name. Cutty Sark is As ourS America's best-selling Scotch. clITTYSARt CK PROCESSING CO.,INC. publishin1 Manhattan Phone PR6-9269 attractive Cutty Sark. Number One. Thebest. Thursday America's No. 1 selling Scotch BLENDED makes it easier tocome out calves ahead. We SCOTS WHISKY Nebraska 'NE BUCKINGHAM CORPORATION. IMPORTERS. NEW YORK, 4 - N.V. DISTILLED AND BOTTLED IN SCOTT AND DI ENDED SG PROOF buyers, t Mu' eat SALE EVERY P ./1/F lots of it y( WEDNESDAY Salina, Kansas! 10 calla mu not BeverlyStockyards Co. Barn Phone TA 7 -4479 With a good run of livestockon hand for our Wednesdays sale the market looked steady to strongon all classes of cattle. Listed below HOGS are a few sales from our auction. 0110Wilt Ottawa County 36 black strs787 @ 30.45 Sammy Little, Beverly 10 hamp pigs @ 27.50' W. W. Wright, Ellsworth 1 wf cow 1170 @ 18.50 Walter Shirack, Solomon1 white sow 350 @ 23.80 CATTLE Bryce Blake, Minneapolis1 black wf hfr 425 @ Palmer Price, Salina white @ 26.70 100 Bob Woodruff, Ada 30.30 49 wf heifers 646 @ 28.30 W. W. Wright, Ellsworth 1 wf cow Les Saenger, Salina 3 mixed butch 233 @26.60 Lavern Johnson, Assaria 1115@ 18.00 @ 19.50 52 mixed strs 831 @ 29.30 Ray Miller, Solomon 1 black wf str 305 @ Doris Weathers, Solomon 113pig 70 b Milton Bickel, Gypsum 34.50 1 bwf bull calf 410 @ 33.00 L. R. Miller, Assaria 1 mixed str 400 @ 31.30 Frank Johnson, Abilene 9 mixed pigs @ 11.75 Ottawa County 36 black strs782 @ 31.40 Lawrence Broberg, Mrs. Raymond Watts, 33 A Ottawa County 46 wf steers767 @ 31.20 Lindsborg 1 wf bull Bennington 3 red spot pigs @ 20.50 Ottawa County 1140 @ 21.75 46 wf steers 755 @ 31.30 Saline County 1 wf bull calf 510 @ Raymond Watts, 50 C Ottawa County 31.60 23,25 34 wf steers843 @ 30.55 Bennington 1 white sow 330 @ Doris Weathers, Solomon 2 mixed pigs @ 15° 50 30 For more information''about prices for ypur livestock get Beverly StockyardsCo., Salina, -Kansas, otitieabove in touch with us aid yq_will Locatedon east edge of Salina on old highway 40 Market reports on KFRM ere,' come and look at thet. Wednesday morning at 7:15and on:tlY JACK BEVERLY, Salina TA 3-3191 BOB GRACE, Salina TA 7-1541 tandag HARLAN JENSEN, Salina TA 5-0912 every Wednesday on KSALat JIM FORSHEE, Concordia CH 3-4717Ott 11:30. Dissolve add lyetb: sugar and ant -ndCOOI ly pourn-ii"ia tO fat: ACI1 stirring rm constantly.Ye mixture re ar Appropriation BillEnds At $7.48 Billion last signed last aside by House -Senate erred. Pourassafras tnt Nixon conferees. vhe Preside:ompromise $7.48 billion The money bill stamp program from $340 mil- When st einutto jari 11It also contains said it could use in this 12 -month Graskiiirs-Grain ePekresaid bill lion to $610 million, themaxi- 9 should re appropriation $610 million for thefood stamp period, which already is about ebe ''nto 'cultu stripped of a mum amount the administration quitewkelialli'bar: hich haEs been program in this fiscalyear. half gone. December 2, 1969 posed $20,000 farm pay- Congress earliervoted to raise liraitation before final pas -the spending ceilingfor the food Congress. ageby Prese ?r -all totalin the bill is yourrVqteStilt Patte rn s :Tunuhtstee 1 million above Nixon's much lo Pattens budget for the fiscal Feed the fastone MI from Kansas Soya ends next June 30. BeAOfig(' shaPe tier and arswehdi a co er if You .1) compares with $6.8 bil- It oalsioi egia Now take healthier, heavier D, and E for fastest growth and maximum themat of dear ellae, nally approved by the thorough! onr g hogs to market 15 to 20 days use of corn and milo. Eight powerful Y before '.6 billion voted by the deck her ouse. $ sooner. Feed Lasso 40% Hog id last year's appropri- growthfactors.Plusantibiotics(op- nate ar in diamonds Supplement, the test -proven tional) to fight common swine diseases. ion of $8.2 billion. use, back in May, voted balanced feedthat's made TheHo for Christmas Feed Lasso 40% Hog Supplement, the Jai Report clampa $20,000 limitation on small down payment holds your gift from nature's richest source of protein: supplement that gets 'em to market payments under the highly digestible and palatable Sunflower rdrnividpuraol on faster.Call: ;ram. There is no limi- Brand Soybean Meal. What else goes KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS CO., INC. v. The measure was re - tion nov LAY -AWAYI PLAN intoit? The exactamountsof Vitamins A, Phone DI 2-7270; Emporia, Kansas ted bythe Senate and cast reventsDrip A thin filmof butter appliedSNYDERS JEWELRY o the mouthof a cream pitcher Phone: ME 2-5155 milk pitcherwill prevent drip- CLAY CENTER, KS. ing after pouring. Gifts a fatheror husband will really appreciate Insulated sweat shirts with Same as above but 80,000BTU hood $5.95 169.9516.50 Insulated jackets8.35 & 12.25 Air tanks Servis insulated pats 13.99 1/2 hp red & white best quality 3 ton hyd. jacks 14.95 air compressors, Christmas 5 ton hyd. jacks 17.95 special (while they last) 8 ton hyd. jacks 19.95 $79.95 12 ton hyd. jacks 25.75 Same as above but 3/4 hp Handyman jacks 21.49 $89.95 15" crescent type wrench 5.89 Engine heaters.. 7.59 & 10.65 6 amp battery charger . 13.95 50' 12 ga. extension cord7.79 6A battery charger 13.95 100' 12 ga. extension cord 10A battery charger 18.19 13.79 Queen -B space heater, 50,000 Tractor radios $64.95 BTU, completely automatic 14 pc. open end wrench set and safe 129.95 3/s" to 114" $22.95 HO 'T FARM SUPPLY Ibes! Next To Sale Barn - MANHATTAN o Phone 913 - PR 6-7943 1E AND PLACE LICE THE DELIVERY! I SALE EVERY 3ooch's Best Range Cubes N supplements designed to without costly overlaps. Manhattan Commission Co. C. urrfoay loch Dealer to book your Range Cubes and Blocks, 21A MILES EASTOF MANHATTAN ON US 24 .at go with grass and hay- ich will deliver qualifying at the time and place you COUNCIL GROVEElg EARLY CONSIGNMENTS CouncilGrove Phone 161 WANTED FARMERS COOP of HANOVER FOR SALE THURSDAY, DEC. 4 Hanover Phone 3311/2/ FAT HOGS As our sale last week came on Thanksgiving Thursday, we are not publishing listings this week, but want to call your attention to some Phone PR6-9269 attractive consignmentsalready bookedforthis week's regular .tan Thursday sale. We have several out-of-state buyers, especially from Iowa and We are paying top t calvesahead. Nebraska, who are regular buyers at our sales, and with our local prices for fat hogs. Re- buyers, they make Manhattan one of the niost active marketplaces for Your cattle. Our buyers need cattle of all classes, but we have had member, these hogs lots of inquiries for feeder cattle... yearlings andcalves. are weighed immedi- If you have cattle you figure on marketing, this is a good time ately upon arrival, Kansas to call one of us. We'll come out and look over your cattle, and you Salina/ will not be obligated. therefore they take less TA1.0 Barn Phone shrink, and you have no commission to pay, and no handling charg- HOGS ollowing es whatever. g isapartial list of consignments: FOR ESTIMATES 10 hamppigs Y For further informa- 350 !1$ W. E. DUGAN ..Alta Vista, 229-6430 1 white sow Ion 1.67 100 mixed yearlingsteers tion, call any member JOE RAINE ... Maple Hill, 663-2226, 13 whitebutch205 DON WELLS .. Manhattan, 539-3744 233g listed at the bottom of 3 mixedbutch 70 black MERVIN SEXTON . Abilene, 263-3449 g10 & whiteface feeder steers 800-850 WALT SUTTER. June. City, 238-5685 1 pig 115 this report. non .' BARN PHONE . Manhattan, 776-4815 pigs t ne 9 mixed 33 Anguscows with 12calves by side now. JOE RAINE, Auctioneer g 0 50 Charolais-Angus crossbred steer & heifer calves 3 red spotpigs Consignment Reports WIBW Radio 6:30 A.M. Thursdays 450-500 WIBW - TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays 330 YOU GET 1 whitesow g BUYING FAT HOGS pigs 50 Holstein non2 mixed steers 850-900 At Manhattan ..Tuesdays & Saturdays 100% At Alma Every Tuesday 30 Whitefacesteers 550-600 At Eskridge Every Wednesday OF YOUR Buying Hours 8 a.m.-12all locations. The aboveare just a few of the cattle expected this week. On thebasis For information call the barn in Manhat- ofearly consignments, Thursday to be an tan, PR6-4815. Or you may call Joe 1(1701°)04! outstanding we expect the sale this farket rer.--407:13., sale. SELLING PRICE Raine at Maple Hill 663-2226, orEsk- ridgeyard 449-2347, or Alma yard vednesday mom-. xsAyi 365-3841. verywednesdaY t'n 1:30. The cost of raw materials foris for marketing and processing. ooh a loaf of bread averaged3 to 4Ways need to be found to make Grass & the eastthese steps more efficient." 10 GIein cents. The remainder of president?resident IN; tern may tholders Give Your Favorite duckI to lOtise peterFlan' Horse (and Rider) the on tadeferr NEW WHEATGROWERS OFFICERS a NewSaddle old Choose be mostex Kansas Association of Wheatgrowers has named three new officers and re- elected one during the state convention at Dodge City. They are Don Crane, 'For Christmas deliberate') Wright, president; Joe Luecke, Hays, reelected vice president; Ron Woodbridge, deferment Wellington, secretary; and Wesley Bittel, Ellis, treasurer. CHOOSE FROM school example. Colorado Wyeth Andhe on' Spending Cuts Making Nick In Plans near the and Veach itairea ter isnot Of Grain Marketing Research Lab result:A MANHATTAN - Nixon ad- goals, Watson said."I had esti- Choose Early gh todrive ministration cutsin federal mated a staff of about 120 for students I spending will effect some of thefiscal 1974. ARS this year ask- The student And Be Sure to operational plans for the 3 -mil-ed Congress for 20 new positions ur years lion -dollar Grain Marketing Re-but Congress had ordered a cut To Have It ing colleg search laboratory scheduled to of 262 Department of Agricul- t at age19 open here late in 1970. Dr. Johnture positions throughout the By Christmas lity begins yea: A. Shellenberger of the Kansas nation by July 1970. ose four State University Grain Science "This will necessitate reorgan- lottery his and Industry Center, said the fa-ization of the agency." ALL TACK & SUPPLIESFOR YOUR HORSES ed, he 1 cility will "start off with a pret- In discussing the program, Dr. of school c ty good setup, but not close toWatson said: the FA f the optimism we had expressed "They should give as much or year fort] three years ago." more emphasis to marketing as Farmers Coop Assn. pretty certa The laboratory will be uniqueto production, since a lot of our When the ye The economy move has result-problems are related to distrib- 2nd & Pierre Manhattan, Kansas hisbigge. ed in less available money anduting this food. ad. For el an indicated slowdown in staff he's in' the hiring, said Dr. Clifford Watson, pool iss' U.S. Department of Agriculture massive di representative overseeing the Anoccupatic laboratory's construction. old be manai Most of the research equip- Askedif this ment for the laboratory will be tery might I purchased from the normal oper- rants seekint ating budget, instead of from Flanigan part of the original appropria- could." tion for the entire project, Dr. Theplan sigi Watson said. n directs That appropriation is being an order -of swallowed up by increased con- by scramt struction costs, he added. abetletters A cutback in new positions for ng birthda the agricultural research ser- es. vice, which will staff the labora- Once a man g tory, also casts doubt on wheth- ay forany p, er a full staff will be on hand 'ermines his when it opens. lure years as Original plans were to employ Depending or ultimately 150 to 160 persons. pool and "If present trends continue calls, son we'll not meet our employment THE ible for drat each yea will bebyp, Tools progressi' Too tire years a: PERFECT p forward. AGGIE HARDWARE 1205 Moro INCOME Manhattan, Ks. NE a HOLIDAY UP! PULL IT PROVE !\,<, GIFT and receive a GIVE A CAPITOLFEDERAL SAVINGSACCOUNT Say Happy Holiday in FREE GIFT! /"I'V a very special way- witha gift savings account from Capitol Federal-It's a gift that keepson giving- earning the highest interestallowed by law 4 times computed daily. a year and Simply come inor write us your instructions._we will do the rest. 6 Mo. Savings No other Chain Saw 54z Certificate-- Now $1000 Min. The.1'14es 13rIYa nor starts as easy eptue:1:41 irrnee:: ' as the new INTEREST st4h:1;i4711aalrrntesahlida HOMELITEti COMPUTED vs, 11°w .,onth sumexPense DAILY EXCLUSIVE SIMPLEX After an STARTING ASSURES PAID 4 TIMES Capitol ready to FASTEST STARTS A YEAR EVERY TIME... Federal TRY IT TODAY! Burns _Salisbury Savings TRAiiTORS lionaminiming East Hwy. 24 1201 TOPEKA BLVD. LAWRENCE 2100 FAIRLAWN RD. 14HATTAN. £CROSPMENT PR 8-5731 KANSAS CITY 113/776.706'1 MANHATTAN, KANS.=: December 2, 1969 Paper Back 25c - 35c 10 Loophole InDraft 50c - 75c Lottery Books Nixon's draft lottery The hitch arises WHEAT COUNCIL President when a man A man with a low number MEETING AT KANSAS CITY Largest Stock stem maygive many defer- who is deferredloses his defer In Town a perfectlylegal probably could not escape the The annual meeting of the Hard Win- entlolders ment and rejoinsthe 1-A pool.draftunless ter Wheat Council will be held in Kansas duck the draftentirely, aHe brings with him calls were cut City on December 9-10. Presiding at the ay to the place -in- sharply. meeting will be George Schiller of the University White Houseaide acknowledged.line number he drewin the year Nixon's staffhe turned 19 But a deferred man with a Dixie -Portland Flour Mills of Arkansas Book Store peter Flanigan, - no matter hownumber higher than,say,the City. expert on thedraft plan, said many years or newscrambled 623 N.ManhattanManhattan deferred draft registrantlists have gone by. first one-third of the list, couldWarmo"=10.4100'"Imss""'easao.""Imolm'aluo."IsursWallOW that a the year he wanted simply wait until late in the year could choose No matter how latein the yearand then drop out of school or be mostexposed to the draft he loses his deferment,Flanigan the loss ofsaid, he rejoins that quit his job in time for his draft ydeliberately timing year's poolboard to reclassify him 1-A once Another Open House By deferment - by dropping - in effect, his draft exposure his school or quitting a job, he knows his number will not out of becomes largely retroactive. come up. for example. NORDAAS American Homes And he coulddo it, Flanigan aid, near theend of a year in his hichit already is apparent umber is notlikely to be called. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6 A loophole big en- RANMH CHLOANS The result: 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. oughtodrive atruckload of col- A Financial Service lege studentsthrough. at the home of student could give himself For The Farmer And By The Farmer four yearsto choose from by starting collegeand his defer- R. STANLEY PARSONS, Mgr. Mr. & Mrs. Paul McClure ent at age 19 -when his draft SEE ME AT ibility begins. If,during one of 604 HUMBOLDT PR 6-6931 Alma, Kansas ose four years,it appears from Res. Phone JE 9-8725 e lot:e67his number will be DIRECTIONS: From Junction 99 and Interstate 70 go 4 HORSES ypass!d, he could simply drop MANHATTAN miles West to WabaunseeInterchange. Then go 11/2 miles ut of school orfail his courses, Open Mon. through Fri. North and in the 1-A pool, and wait out 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed 12-1) mile West.Follow the open house signs. the draft notice he e year for Branch Offices:CLAY CENTER & JUNCTION CITY AMERICAN sn. pretty certain won't come. Federal NORDAAS When the year runs out, so LAND BANK Assn. of .attan, Kansas oes his biggestchance of being MANHATTAN HOMES rafted. For all practical purpos- Serving Clay, Minnesota Lake, Minnesota Phone 507 462-3331 s he's in'theclear unless the Geary, Pottawatomie & Riley Counties. aft pool is swept by unexpect- ly massive draft calls. woo' "... An occupationaldeferment could be managed the same way. Asked if this loophole in the lottery might be abused by reg- istrants seeking to escape the raft, Flanigan replied: "I guess coul I." "Youmeanitreally matters The plan signed into law by ixon directs the establishment f an order -of draft -call each ear by scrambling dates and al- which LP -Gasweha'?" habet letters - the dates sig- ifying birthday, the alphabet es Once a man gets a number that ay for any particular year, it etermines his place in line for future years as well. Depending on the size of the draft pool and the size of the aft calls, some part of those eligible for draft will actually be called each year, while the oth- "0'011444 ers will be bypassed and will be- come progressively less liable in future years as new registrants 10V4 step forward. INCOME TAX TIME COMING When it's Skelgas UP! it's all gas and it all burns FLOYD RUTHERFORD President 411rfriii Are you ready fair share? to pay your The InternalRevenue boys don't wantus to pay more than ourshare, butif you haven'talready done so, take steps nowto run that 10 or ABILENE SKELGAS SERVICE SALINA SKELGAS SERVICE 11 monthsummary of income Harold Poland, mgr. G. D. Pearce, mgr. and expense. 207 N. Broadway CO 3-1440 561 N. Broadway TA 5-4432 After allthe figuring, we are readyto finance the bill. qke/qas TOPEKA SKELGAS SERVICE TRI-COUNTY SKELGAS SERVICE Gene Sears, mgr. Manhattan, Cliff Coleman, mgr. wo...c,* E. Hwy. 24 & Meriden Rd. FL 4-7758 608 So. 5th PR 6-4726 reduction PRODUCTION Good Housekeeping.; [edit CREDIT col WAMEGO SKELGAS SERVICE JUNCTION CITY SKELGAS SERVICE ssociationASSOCIATION Gaylord Belton, mgr. Harold Erichsen, mgr. 5th & Elm 456-7565 560 Grant Ave. CE 8-2701 fuenbokft MANHATTAN,KANSAS 913/776-7061 William Giersch, Salina; Miltonma;OliverVonada,Sylvan Holyrood; ErnestandDavid Re Bickel, Gypsum; George Mills, Grove;Robert Moore, Wamego;zac,SilverLake;Raymond Abilene; Emil Swenson, Con- LeoBrokes, Wilson;Walter Goure, Mi1tonvale;and Ralph cordia;Wenderott Brothers,Al- Kohrs, Geneseo; Elmer Matoush,Dunstan,Formoso. rri erre, me,icanMe trade assoc Roost-o-troff :wogIndus mix-pAILL® ates 11°15ev meat tows in theI THE NEW SOYBEAN PROCESSING SYSTEM appeared Increase Your Profit THAT LETS YOU PROCESS AND FEED YOUR ouse subc°r OWN SOYBEANS ON YOUR OWN FARM beef prig Decrease Your Cost alldl rproblem: raft said anostha Size: 750 18" lbs. /hr. x78" x45" f. 12GOOD Sturdy TEXAS FAIR Uses '/2 hp. gowned fa. yourtruce Propane motor 0r factory POOR Gas pod to You. Available stock rack folddown WHEAT PASTURE ABOVE AVERAGE combination. Much of the wheat -pasture areas of western Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas has above grazing conditions going into the start of winter. Only All Safety northwest Kansas, a belt around Mankato and Beloit, and a section along Easyto the Oklahoma border near Medicine Lodge were rated as poor by the Features operate Fits all true Crop Reporting Service. select kiln -d so pick-up On November 15, the Service rated about 28% of seeded wheat Lifi.up gate acreage in the western two-thirds of the state as having sufficient Special growth to warrant grazing. When braska, Wyoming, and Texas as 12 Inch Aeration Fans hi Stock Johnson Hereford well as Kansas. G&G area buyers included For added information, contact: HAUL- M Top At $820 Leroy Johnson, Melvin Sundherg SMOLAN -The Johnson and Homer Carlson, all of Linds- Hereford Farms production saleborg; Martinson Brothers, Mc- 23 heifers $160. Pherson; Lester Johnson, Assar- grossed $22,754. with 37 bulls ia; Jack Ebling and Harry Sund- NORTH CENTRAL STEEL CO. INC. averaging $451, 7 cows $341, andquist, Bridgeport; Carroll Oleen 116 West Second Minneapolis, Ks. 67467 EX 2-2077 Over 50 percent of the cattleand Le!and Appliquist, Falun; sold were 1968-69 calves. The sale top was $820, paid by Glen Kirk of Eureka for a late 1968 bull. Ernest Wamhoff of Lorraine paid the cow top. The sale drew buyers from Ne- gata, with a Photo -Greeting Card made by KODAK Across the miles at Christmas, a KODAK Photo -Greeting Card will bring loved ones nearer. A snapshot, negative, or color slide Is all you need. We'll help you choose just Wouldyousleepassoundly if... the right cardstyle from our wide selection of decline. For all things photographic -YOUR BEST CHOICE - It's hard to imagine not having MANHATTAN a telephone... and the security it 6ffers. Help is never farther than your phone. It takes 60,000 telephone men and women to CAMERA SHOP guarantee this dependable service... 24 hours a day ... 365 days a year. They givemeaning to the words 228 Poyntz Manhattan ... We may be the only phone company in town, butwe try not to act like it. Southwestern Bell )1yroo )c,rurtte Silver(1; Lake;!" to Ins!, Miltonvaie, jor reasons he gave for increas- tan, psi December 2, 1969 Forrnoso. and NIA Beef Supplies ing the supply. Another factor ore Must he gave was that nearly a third of the beef produced is fattened Grass & Grain by the feedlot industry cotnpard 13 orneFrom LargerCow Herds with only 24 percentinthe ear- gerrel DeGraff,president ofbasis they cannot haveboth the If farmers and ranchers lier year. An increase in the the rate of 3 percent a, year, Meat Institute, nation-beef supply they American seem to want become discouraged thisyear number of finish -fed beeves com-consisting of 1 percent increase association for the meatand the level of beefprices they pared with the amount of veal in population and 2 percent in- al trade gave United over future prospects for cattle lisamitobeking industry, seem to want. The twoare notprices, they logically would startwas given as another reason forcrease in per capita demand,he housewives little encour- compatible in terms of beef-pro- increased beef supply. Vealers said. tes a general down- to liquidate some of their breed- ement toward ducing economics. ing herd. This would result in killedat light weights tend to But he believes the end point )ROCESSING rn in theprice of beef when "We indeed must distinguish cut down the amount of beef has been reached "where more SYSTEM an immediate increase in beef )CESS before a special between the short-termand the obtainable from the total amountbeef production will have to AND FEED lie appeared investigat- supply, resulting from both heif- Y house subcommittee long-term relationshipbetween ers and cows being liquidated; of calves born, he added. come from an expanded cow YOUR OWN FAO prices six weeks ago. g beef beef prices and beef supply.Thisprices immediately would be Demand for beef goes up at herd." "With all duesympathy for is a very fundamental and verylower. But in a year or two or it problems(the consumers)"serious point," he added. three, fewer calves can be mar- Graff said. "Ihave to say to He listed two points inthis keted, beef supply will be reduc- isomers that ona continuingcontext: SHOPat 754 . _ ed and prices will move propor- tionately higher. lbohr, If producers this year are pracks HAUL. MOR ;NC encouraged instead of discourag- ed they could be expected to re- Clay Center, Kansas for any make or model pickup spond by holding back some heif- all the men andboys on your list. For Shinly Convenient Practical ers to add to their cow herds. There Will Be A This would result in a reduced supply of beef available, short SPECIAL PRICED VALUE Every EveningWe Are Open--Don't MissOut term higher prices; then in the SHOP EARLY USE OUR LAY -AWAY 1/2 hp, Mooted free on next year, or two, or three, more your trucleiatp motor factory or ship-. calves would be born, more beef ped to you. produced and fed -- and since Available-I in supplies would be expanded. con- LUTTIG SELF-FEEDER stock rack or sumers could expect some rela- fold -down tive reduction in prices. combination. DeGraff said early in his ap- pearance before the House in- Easy to vestigating committee that a ma jor part of the sharp price rise operate Fits all trucks. No bolt projections to injure stock. Top grade in spring 1969 was the fact that select kiln -dried lumber.Choice red or white.Fits precisely a bad winter had been experien- so pick-up endgate closesbehindit. Sturdy oak stakes. Lift -up gate slides easily in steel channels.Standard height ced over much of the calf pro- Special height on order.. ducing area. Steer prices peaked an June at tack When Ordering Speeify'Make, Model, Size of Bed . 6 cents above February live - weight prices per pound; whole- sale prices the same week were HAUL- MOR, INC. valley falls, kansas phone 945-3211 10 cents above February levels; and retail prices were 13 cents a 8, 12 & 10 foot sizes.Hold approx. 150, 250 & 350 bushels pound over February levels. All Welded - Will Not Leak Weekly volume of beef produc- CO. INC. tion continued at lower levels this year through Aug. 1. LUTTIG TRAILER COMPANY EX 2.2077 Through charts, DeGraff show- Telephones: Office 535-2810-Bes.: 5354350 ed the committee that the pack- EMMETT, KANSAS ing industry had operated the past 20 years on a margin of 9.7 WINTER to 10.8 cents a pound from live - weight to wholesale carcass weight. In the same period, re- CYAN**. I V, tail mark-up ranged from 16.7 to C 23.8 cents, according to U.S. De- Special partment of Agriculture figures he used. BIG DOLLARS He added that a peak in cow numbers (the plant from which beef must be produced) came in 1955 with a few more than 49 ocuRtrik. million head. The factory produc- ed a supply of 82 pounds of beef per capita - the most of record RUMBLES to that time. In 1969, he said, the cow herd is only 2 percent higher than it was in 1955, yet beef production FREE WITH EACH TON this year was above 21 billion pounds, while in 1955 it was only OF AUREOMYCIN CRUMBLES 13.5 billion pounds. The changes from dairy to beef cows, the fact that 88 calves of every 100 born are saved now $22.50 RETAIL compared with only 86 calves saved per 100 in 1955, were ma - BIG SMITH Foam Insulated COVERALLS go a long way! So, right now you can get more distance from The warmest wear for your dollars with a Peoples National Bank your winterchores Big Dollar Checking Account NO LIMIT ON THE QUANTITIES the best time and energy saver you've ever seen. You just write checks 'when and where you want to -and then leave the details of book- keeping to us. And it's simple ... just switch all /6.1vCaw-122ahleYour of your checking accounts to the Big Dollar Bank, And Put Big Distance Dollars Live_ctheki6e,ifecilOy To Work For You SEE A KEY DEALER OR CALL THE MILL ME 2-2141 te .eonattonal bank one. Ittakes60,000 KEY MILLING CO. CLAY CENTER, KANSAS They giveMeaning "Let desire rule your work, caution your tongue and the MEMBER FDIC Clay Center, Kans. Good Lord your actions." 3ell 4 Decemb BILMAR DIADEM Registered Shorthorn bulls ready for ser- December 2,1969 vice. Ralph Bayles, Holton, Ks., FOR SALE- Purebred 364-2648. x40 shire boar, 450 lbs.;one p IL-,tipu[lr.)'Ass171317[12`10alAt FOR SALE - Three year old bred Duroc boar,300 lbs,; e RATES: $1 a week for 15words or less. Add 50aword for additional words. DISCOUNTS: (with Yorkshire gilts 5 cash orders only) deduct 10% if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4, weeks. REFUNDS: you % Charolais bull. E. D. Pralle, to start rowing Dec. 28.These far. may collectarefund at theAg Press office for any unused amount paid if an ad is cancelled. CLAS- Marysville, Kansas. gilts bred to aboveboars. All ads) $1.82 a column inch. CASH: ads not accompanied by cash have a Earl MNost SIFIED DISPLAY: (boxed FOR SALE - 38 ewes, start Wright, Manhattan539.30. ' evi 25 -cent billing charge added. lambing soon. Also 2 rams. Mail To: Ag Press - P.O.Box 1009 - 1207 Moro - Manhattan, Kansas 66502 - JE 9-7558 Hoyt Woodbury, Clifton, Ks. PERMANENT x40 REGISTERED HEF Quarter' mare.Sugar Bars REG. & GRADE Quarter Hors- three generations. ba Notices Marshall County Bay, 4ye ED REIMER es, weanlings to brood mares, old, broke to ride.Has 776-90; DAIRY SUPPLIES Hereford Assn. some broke - show records. lent filly coltat side. Arlonexce ofiA AUCTIONEER SALE DEC. 6 No reasonable offer refused. Dettmer, Alta Vista, WAMEGO 12:30 Noon 6478. 913 2 We Specialize in Selling Will trade for hogs. Loris Lug- TF DAIRY SUPPLY DAIRYCATTLE At Marysville Sale Barn insland, Dunlap 316 884-3792. SIOE'S x42 FOR SALE: Reg.Shorthorn ElCarnin "A complete Sale Service" bulls,ready for GMC, 17 Your authorized dealer for: 30 BULLS - - choice heifers, severalservice, Phone or write for sale dates. 145 WESTERN ewes, making ideal f 0,4 ser Pd.,;. DeLAVAL milkers hag, 4's - short solids, on 4-H projects.Glenn E. chrol, Telephone 367-2373 2 FEMALES La 'CLAY push-button eqpt. GOESSEL, KANSAS wheat pasture - good wool Miltonvale, Kans.Ph. 427 Cho'. 1; "Marion County" All Clean Pedigrees and condition: $19.50. Call Doug 20'fold-i MUELLER Bulk Tanks Wildin, 316 662-7543, Hutchin- Catalog: Arlyn Scheller son. FOR SALE- Purebred $-- Marysville, Kans.66508 SB40 ted Poland gilts. Ed Stores and Service from AUCTIONEERS FOR SALE -A good selection berger, Riley, PhoneLeipe Wamego & Sabetha, Kansas Any size sale -Any time of registered Angus bulls, rea- 485 hCh olet RALLOND WOHLER dy for service. Sired by our ton nf For Free Estimates Call: Wamego Phone 456-7488 Registered Hereford FOR SALE pod hull, M Bardoliermere K6, - 6 Holstein 15 WAMEGO 456-7200 or RAYMOND PAGELER cows, records furnished. or SABETHA AV 42958 Bulls Yearlings champion hull at two state Iv Belvue Phone 456-9650 - fairs,first at Denver. Bred by Seele, Paxico, Kans.,636.2621 call either number Kansas State University. Enos & 2 -year olds Honeycutt, Blue Rapids, Kans. DeLAVAL CLAY FOR SALE Size and Quality x42 - 60 head of mix Tr AUCTIONS age ewes. Pricereasonable, All Makes K. KOOKEN 700 HEAD of good mouth Gene Feight, Clyde, Ks. x Anywhere in the State Western & native ewes, 140 *DT ellieecivioune Service & Repair 6 Mai. N.W. Abilene, Kans. pairs now with balance to keepFOR SALE- 11 Wisconsin Dairy Equipment at 5% Holstein dairy cows, Thummel Auction CO 3-1830 on lambing. Bred to Suffolk old. Large type. 6 milking,4-6 ye CO 3-3442 rams. 913 446-3709, Clyde, Karis. 5 913/373-5300 Collect SB40 due to freshen. Keith Harde Phone 621 Palmer. USED JOE McCLURE DOWNS, KANSAS x FOR SALE - Purebred Hamp------Bronc Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista BAR R FOR SALE- Purebred S shire boars 250-300 lbs. Also 10 ted and Duroc boars. Also real sharp Registered Quarter Horses bred gilts due Jan. 20, bred by 40 Ford F-100 above boars. Stanley Cairns, open feeder heifers. Phone DALE VERNON R. EWING GEORGE RADER Greenleaf, Kans. 66943, Phone 924-5489, Lincolnville, Ks. Auctioneer: Real Estate Broker Phone PR 8-3240 747-5795. ton WELLS x40 REGISTERED ANGUS bulls Ford Farm and LandSales MANHATTAN, KANS. 0 6 y 4 SURGE, NATIONALLY ACCREDITED for sale.Seventeen to eight Riley, Kans. Ph. 485-2282 SPF Yorkshire boars, service- months old. All sired by r Pipe LineBucket Milkers FOR SALE able age. Sam or Jon Thole, count Kenmore 62. Charles up, V8, 4 spc Stalls Marion, Kans. 316 382-2994. Miller, Gypsum, Kans., Area 324 FrederickME 2-2811 Choice coming 2 yr. old regis- Code 913, Phone 6964518. Ford F-6( CLAY CENTER, KANS. INSURANCE tered Hereford bulls. Big, light x42 colored and the kind that will WANTED TO LEASE- 2 FOR SALE- 1 Angus pur mhoFiilseoFtardogredFF-600-25 MEMORIALS produce big growthy calves. reg. Angus hulls. Tom Barrett, bred bull, 20 months old. Jogravel beds MF A INSURANCE Niles, Kans., Phone 488-3353. Kummer,- Jr., Rt. 2, Chapin seed axle SUN RANCH Hans., Phone 238-6515. Ford F-25( 913 - 827-9661 x40 S MONUMENTS Auto - Fire - Life - P.O. Box 856 SALINA, KS. 67401 SERVICEABLE AGE Duroc BIG HOLSTEIN heifers, haTaylorI\ Stones designed and cutbyex- LiabilityAuto Loans- boars. Nationally accredited 15 for sale, to freshen Dece perienced craftsmen in our own - Hospitalization - her and January; 3 big Milli Phone 91 plant. SELLING AT SALINA SPF. Fred Germann, Dwight, SHORTHORN SALE DEC. 6 Kans., Phone Junction City Shorthorn heifers, one fresh, WASHING' Rundle Monument Co. 238-4382. others heavy springers. Fos ORRIS MARSHALL SB40 Kretz, Clay Center, Kans., HarlanRundle, Owner 6 head of registered cows. 3 are ANOTHEF ME 2-3902 - 423 Court polled. All with calves by side, HORSESHOEING - Eric Morganville WA 6-4422. S PUBLIC Office & Display CLAY CENTER, KANSAS sired by Four Dees, Good News Sprado. Call PR 6-6362 eve- 4th & Grant BARRE 9th or FSF Foresight 66th. nings. P.O. Box 815, Manhattan, SAT., DEC. 1 ME 2-2323 Four are from 2 to 5 years old. Kans. Will travel. x45 Feed & Seed S. Broadw CLAY CENTER GUILD Livestock H. E. Eshelman FOR SALE - Young Jersey Bing 60 late PRAIRIE HAY - Sixty ks for Ske - REGISTERED HEREFORDS' SEDGWICK, KANSAS cows with DHIA records and square bales $18 ton. Rund LAND IMPROVEMENT Curtissbreeding.Leslie E. Co. and othi For Sale - - Registered Horned quist, Assaria State Bank, Merle "F Hereford bulls of serviceable SELLING AT Comp, White City,Kans., 913 saria, Kans. LAND IMPROVEMENT age - 20 to 25 months of age. PRIVATE TREATY 349-2272. x41 nia, Ks., "Soil Conservation Doesn't Big, rugged, muscular bulls FOR SALE- Purebred Poll- RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for ho Cost -ft Pays" sired by Royal Husker K30 and 20 BULLS ed Shorthorn bulls, serviceable es. Product of Key Milling Final CK Double Intense 18th. (He is 2 -year -old Augus age,priced Clay Center, Kans., Phone ME Ponds, terraces, waterways, reasonab'e. Nor- 2-2141. and leveling, drainage ditch- of Battle Intense breeding.) manVieselmeyer,Deshler, 1969 es, Price Angus Ranch clearing, landscape grad- ELMER & GLEN PETERSON Nebr., Phone Red 25. x41 DAIRY PELLETS, range pell cylinder ing. Ben & Ruth Price I Marysville, Kansas andallkinds fertilize b box, Located 6 and 61/, miles READING, KS. 316 AN 9-3855 30 GOOD QUALITY Hereford of sr north of Waterville cows that are open $175. Other Manhattan Milling Co.,107 ed ROGGENDORFF FOR SALE-- Duroc & Hamp gcod quality Hereford cows, Pierre, Manhattan. TF ht cylinder CONSERVATION CONSTRUCTION Waterville Phones: boars. Call collect 785-2765or pregnancy & bangs tested from Portlor sedar Arthur Roggendorff Elmer 685-2525- Glen 685-2267 785-2766, Arthur" & Gail Roepke, $195 to $225. Paul Evans, Kin- KEY RABBIT Mini Pellets ht cylinder Phone JE 9-3984 Waterville, Ks. SB41 caid,Kans., fast gains, no waste, $3.80 hardtop, gre 1630 OSAGE-MANHATTAN ph.316439-5354. hundred pounds f.o.b. Key M YORK-DUROC REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE SB41 ing Co., Clay Center, Kans Lots of pri boars, serviceable age. Robert Over 19 MARTIN Crossbred Gilts FOR SALE--- Big registered ME 2-2141. Williams, Americus, Kans., ph. yearling Suffolk rams. 913 392------B. Rile' FOR SALE 316 884-2462. x40 FOR SALE - Prairie hay, TRENCHING SERVICE From production testedsire 2649. Russell Crosson, Route 3, square wire tied bales, 50c ea SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, repaired, and dams. Bred to our Hamp-TWO REGISTERED H.o'stein Minneapolis, Kans. x41 Also 100 gal. propane tank installed TRENCHING work shire herd sire who had 6.8 in.bulls, 20 mo. Marquis Son,Dam REGISTERED ANGUS herd Jack Quinn, Wamego, Kans., by hour or per foot.* Free estimates loineye & .7in. backfat. Ex. Wis. Captain Daughter, Phone 456-9360. x sale. 50 cows, large, modern FAIRED Call collect 776-7901, Manhattan. These giltsare due tofar- two recordsover28,000lbs. type. 25 bred to Ankonian Pan- row in February. milk. 936 lb.fat $550. 25 mo. FOR SALE - 6000 bales Ro orama, 25 bred to Kenmore Orange and Sumac cane. He' Nationally Accredited SPF Pluto Son Dam C.L. 85Sky - Venture. Charles A. Miller, UsedCE AUCTIONEERING liner Daughter recordsover mit Rush, Geneseo, Ks., 67 Gypsum, Kans., 696-4518. x41 x 800 lbs.fat$450. Allan E. At Hayes Beck & Sons Smith, Rt.2, Box 49,Salina, FOR SALE- Good selection LAWRENCE E. WELTER Route 1 Phone 238-6064 Kans. FOR SALE - Wire tied pra x40 purebred Yorkshire boars, al- Torino AUCTIONEER JUNCTION CITY, KANS. so ten real good open gilts, hay $15 per ton. Ron Nehri G REAL ESTATE SALESMAN ANGUS BULLS for sale.Make ready to breed, sired by 913 - 765-3584 Evenings, Alma, r, lastbac your selection from 200 big, my Kansas. Mustang4, Royal Crown boar. Leo Ball, Cob Your Sale Solicited Bulls For Sale growthy, modern bullsnow on Belleville, Kans. raJet Large or Small hand. All ages to 30months. x41 STRAW - We sellbright, brakes shedded wire bales. Can deliver Mercury, EAST HIGHWAY US 24 20 bulls, coming 2 this spring Guaranteed breeders. Kenneth FOR SALE - 25 choice Here- Franklin Pacey, Oak Hill, Ks. Power, low MANHATTANPR 8-3455 15 bulls, a year old now Moore, Kenmore Farms,Rox- ford cows, 3 and 4years old, bury, Kans. Phone 2314. Phone 913388-2409. j Chevrolet Real Estate These arebig, high -gaining x42 startcalvinginFebruary. cattle that can improve August Carlson, Smolan, Ph. of Ile, V8,at And General Sales yourFOR SALE- Another nice FOR SALE 6000 bales Mercury profit picture. See Display adgroup good quality purebred Salemsborg 1017.' SB40 prairie hay, 2-700 bales ofalfal- elsewhere in this issue. L. aut, pon Hampshire boars, readyfor FOR SALE fa, 600 bales of straw. Fred BOB WILSON - Good using Kobiskie, Alma, Phone /785481 service. Roth Bros., Green,Ks., Quarter Horse. Phone 913 WE Ranger. Auctioneeting Amstein WI 4.2237 or WI 4-2238. x40 4-2306. V8, 3 si Real Estate SB40 Alltypessales Hereford Ranch LARGE RUGGEDregistered FARROWING HOUSE -We Ph, 494-2552 Phone 913/455-3628 Angus bulls, wt.over 1000 lbs. can build you a modern 12-30 kaggs(I or 778-3424 at 18 to 19 months. Some 4 miles south of CLIFTONor very sow farrowing house before Your 'rr Box 118 -St. George, Ks. 8 miles west and 9 popular bloodlines, priced$300 Christmas,completelyequip- north ofto $450. Harvey Rottman,Paw- ped. Advance design farrowing He ad Clay Center. nee City, Nebr. GMC 'A'nere x40 crates, liquid manure system, Their ww WE OFIWK FOR SALEAT power ventilation. Write Wa- TRUCKS NATIONALLY ACCREDITED hoo Built, 10325 Horton, 2nd Marshall County HerefordSale SPF Yorkshire boars.Backfat Over- % Ton 60 Ton LARGE FARMS MARYSVILLE, KANS. probe, sonoray and land Park, Kansas 66207.Ph. Phone RANCH ES -ESTATES weight for AC 913 648-2201. x41 Sales & Service Sold At Auction DEC. 6, 1969 age on all individuals.Harvey Or Private Treaty Herrs, Linn, Ks. 66953.PhoneFOR SALE- Horned register- TRI-COUNTY MOTO}' 8 2 yr. old bullsready for 348-2252. 'Kw',196 x46 ed Hereford bulls 19-22months 292 118 GENE WATSON heavy service of age. Farm located 21;, 307 N. 3rd MANHATT Land & Livestock Co. 2 heifers, one bred CI -TESTER WHITES miles 458942i 25 N. Walnut; Hutchinson, Ks. - One north of Industry. Rau Here- FOR SALE - 4 door1960 0. Sired by MH Silver& GoldenFeb. boar, 3 Julyextra good radr sAi.c., Office Phone 316/663-4427 Onward 88th. Theseare goodboars. 5 bred gilts ford Farms, Wakefield, Kans. Dynamic 88, full power, DOUG WI LDIN 316/662-7543 for Feb. far- x41 air cond., body paint& inter]) top pieku cattle in workingcondition. rowing. Few littermatesto our Now WALDEMAR HANDE test station boars.Cole Farm. FOR SALE perfect condition. High rub' & SON Auburn, Kans., Phone - Hamp male tires, motor good, 1owner )4arYsvill W WATERVILLE, KANS. 671-2232. hogs. Leonard McIntosh,Oak $495. Ellis Dinsmore,Clay Ce x42 Hill, Kans., 388-2292. x41 ter, Phone ME 2-5069. comber 2,1969 bacemb40 De O.K. USED TRUCKS FARMS - RANCHES - MOTELS FOIL sArr Used Cars SALES - TRADES shire .ii..)0 65 Ford F600 chassis 2 YEAR WARRANTY 64 Chevy 60, V8, 5 yd. dump Excellent 430A. dairy farm, - bred lubsre.bred very nice modern home close to D 44t)A 1969 Ford Galaxie 500,4 door, 63 Chevy 60, V8, hoist, 131/2' box orkshlit,r:e boar, oae V8, aut., LARGE STOCK OFTRUCKS town, churches & schools. Own- rowing t, 4'.6 radio, power steer- 63 Chevy 60, 6 cyl., 5 yd. dump gilts to3tik e TIRES ing, 5 new tires, oneowner 1968 Ford F600 V8,108" cab to63 Chevy 60, 6 cyl., chassis er will sell on contract. Miami bredtn e,_.28, Th.,,,.--,t k 1968 Ford Thunderbird, axle, 2 speed. Extragood. 63 Ford F600, V8, 5 yd. dump County. Wright,- 4 dr., 950A Edwards Co., Ark Val- Maa°°nhveattab°a;4444 lots of extras & realclean 62 Chevy 60H, 5 yd. dump Most AllStandard Sizes 1967 Hobbs 40" platform, West ley Owner will sell on contract 534 Too. 1967 Corvair 4 dr. HT,6 cyl., 62 Chevy 60, 6 cyl., 5 yd. dump New Tires, radio, automatic, WW Coast tandem, extra good$3250 62 Chevy 60, 6 cyl., chassis with 6% percent interest. PERm tires, 1966 GMC 3,4 16QA grass close to Topeka excellent condition, lowmile- ton, V6, 4 spd. 61 Ford 700, V8, hoist, 151/2' box Quarter 'Masi, age trans. $1395 61 Ford 700, V8, 5 yd. dump Large ranches in Dakota, Col- three generaetiuSnusgatarC,.... -IERCULES 1966 Pontiac 4 dr. HT, 1966 IH twin screw, 5 spd.,3 59 Dodge D700, 5 yd. dump orado & south central Kansas. old, bfTke V8, aut., spd., st.air brakes, PS, 478 56 Ford 750, 5 yd. dump For farms, ranches-- large lent to ride )L1%4 power strg. & brakes, air y colt 610 N.3rd cond. V8 eng., 1000 tires $6750 62 Ford F600, winch truck or small, contact - D64e7t8tniler, at side 7'6-9453 1964 Chev. 1/2ton, V8, LWB, W 68 Ford 1/2ton, 4 wheel drive Alta - MANHATTAN, KANS. 1965 Chevelle convertible,V8, Vista, box,aut., power steering, '911 radio & 4 spd., bucketseats & DAIN'S console. power brakes $995 FOR sA CENTER 1961 Chev. 1:2 ton, SWB $595 AMES CHEV. CO. REAL ESTATE bulls, SIEBE'S TRUCK 1965 Chevrolet Impala4 door LE: Reg'seShlfor spd.nd, V-8 1959 GMC 2 -ton, 13%' box & AC 316 - 647-3251 Phone 5824520 ready 1969 El:ainbo,m HT, automatic, air, realclean choice service ox a hoist, hoist, 2 spd. axle, 8.25 tires, 6 MOLINE, KANS. 67353 heifers, sever? 967 GMC, 17' 1964 Pontiac 4 dr.V-8,auto., cyl. SILVER LAKE, KANS. 4'H prOjeCtS. V-6, 4 spd.,2 spd. axle power steering & brakes, air, $1495 Miltonvale, Glenn.Dideal Chevrolet 4 door sedan excellent condition 1958 IH VF195 Twin Screw 549 Licensed in Kans., Mo., & Nebr. ans 1,Z ton pickup. V8 V-8 engine, 10-spd., R96 Road 65Chev. 1964 Oldsmobile 2 dr. hardtop, Ranger trans., AC* sed 20' fold-down box with V8, aut., radio. Real goodcar tractor, good FARMS FOR SALE FOR SALE racks, steel sides, 1964 Chev. 4 dr. wagon V8, auto. cond. $2995 ted Poland Pureb fold -down 1955 Ford V-8 2T, 2 spd., 8.25 WE HAVE A TRUCK Nicely improved 120 on oil berger, g ibelts. E likenew air and pwr. strg.,one own- FOR YOU near Republic, seven room mo- Riley, Phondet114 this week - er, sharp tires, fold top box, underbody Coming in Series 2 ton, hoist $1250 At Skinner's dern home, 76 acres cultivated 1968 Chevrolet 60 1963 Dodge Dart, 4 dr., 6 cyl.,1954 Chevrolet lcz ton.... $195 a1$28,000. This is a very nice 2 spd.15hoist, V8 radio, auto., air farm and is well located. FOR SALE 1952 Chevrolet 1/2ton, extra 1965 Chev. 60 Series LCF, 18' cows, - 6 Holstein,967 DodgeC-500, 2 ton, 2 speed 1963 Cadillac 4-dr. HT, V-8,au- Giant grain box with fold Unimproved 202 acres Re- records furnished & hoist, V8 good $195 Seale, Paxico, & 5 spd., 151'2' box to.,radio,aircond.,power down racks. Big Anthony publican river bottom farm, Kans., 1946 Chev. 1 ton w/ grain box 636.2z strg. & brakes, extra clean $145 hoist, 7000 front axle, 327 V8nearly all cultivated, 135 acres Siebe's Repair 1963 Ford Wagon V-8, automa-1961 VW station wagon engine; 2 speed, pwr. strg., corn allotment, 22 wheat, lays FOR SALE------tic, radio and power steering, .. $395 custom cab. Has good pup nice, at $55,000 on contract. - 60 head age ewes. of r Trucks real clean NEW TRUCKS axle setup; 900x20 rubber. Improved 240 with very nice 3 Pricereasonk Looks like new Gene Feight NEBR. 1964 Chevrolet 4-dr. HT, V-8,au- We have a large inventory, $3995 bedroom modern home, forced Clyde,--- Ks tomatic, power steering,ra- ready for delivery,of new 1962 Ford F600 with 2 spd., air furnace, full basement, 176 FOR SALE Telephone!phone 402 424-2670 dio and power brakes, nicetrucks, %T pickups to single & 800x25 tires, new 16' Giant acres good cultivated land, 74 -11 Wiscon. - olstein dairy ------1963 Chev. Bel Air 4 dr., 6 cyl., tandem diesel tractors. grain & stock box with newacres wheat, 64 mina, 7 oats, at ems, 0 old. Largetype. 6 radio & standard trans., nice Anthony hoist. A very clean$60,000 on contract with 10% due to freshen. inilkinii II, car truck $2995 down, 15% month, then $1500 Phone 621 Keith Ha %.a... --....,;;:.- 1960 Chevrolet Impala 4 dr. HT, 1959 Chev. 2 ton 6 cyl., 900x20per year plus 6% interest. Palmer. USED TRUCKS V-8, auto. Melton Motor Co., Inc. tires, 13'6" grain body with Improved 160 near Wakefield, ------Ford Bronco, 4 wheel drive, FOR SALE- Purebred S TRUCKS 16th and M Sts.JA 7-2201 underbody hoist. Real nice 2 bedroom home, partially mod- tad and Duroc real siarp 1968 Ford pickup,4 wheel BELLEVILLE $1595 ern. Good outbuildings, 105 open feeder heifers.boars. AID Ford F-100 8' Styleside pick - drive,lockout hubs, long 1964 International % ton longacres cultivated land that is 924 -5489, Lincolnville,Phone up, 6 cyl., automatic, low wide box, excellent truck, wide box, V8 engine, 4 spd; good. $25,000 with liberal con- j(s, mileage one owner A good clean one -owner tract. REGISTERED- 1/2 ton 8' Styleside pick - truck $895 ANGUS lx.)' Ford 1968 Chevrolet 3,1tton, long -wide I have several other good of- for sale.Seventeen to UA, 6 cyl., 4 speed box, 4 speed, 6 cyl., radio, 1967 Chev. El Camino Big Six, ferings of various sizes. Call months old. All eigh F-250, Styleside pick - excel'ent cond., 1 owner 3 spd., very clean .... $1495collect and come take a look. sired by I'565 F" 1969 Ranchero, radio & heater, You will be glad that you did. count Kenmore62. Chatia up, V8, 4 spd., limitslip -rear 1965 Dodge 1/2T, V-8, air, 3-spd., NEW 1970s IN STOCK Miller, Gypsum, axle automatic, PS, air cond. $2795 427 tractors; 2 tons, '4 tons I have found farms for 25 buy- Kans., A long, wide box, real good 1969 F-700, Code 913, Phone 962 Ford F-600, 131/2' bed & 1956 Ford 1% ton6cyl. 4 spd., 18' grain box, 361 and % tons ers since Jan. 24.I can find 6964518, engine, 5 spd., 18,500 lb. 2 sp. what you want. hoist fold down box, good tires rear axle, 2200 miles .. $5495 Also A Good Selection FOR SALE- 1 Angus pti FordF-600 dump truck, 8' oneway disc Of Late Model Pickups bred bull, 20 months gravel beds & hoist, V-8, 2 1968 Ranchero GT $1995 old. 1967 Ford 1/2 Kummer,- Jr., Rt. 2 seed axle ton, radio, heat- Skinner Chevrolet Kvasnicka Realty Chap Myers Motor Co. er, custom cab $1650 Kans., Phone 238-6515, 55 Ford F-250, V8, 4 spd. 1967 Econoline Super Van, hea- Phone ME 2-2101 CHEV.-PONTIAC-CADILLAC CLAY CENTER, KANS. HADDAM, KANSAS BIG HOLSTEIN heifers, 1406 Center - 562-2383 vy duty package $1195 15 for sale, to freshen Taylor Motor Co. 1966 Ford F-100, radio & heat- Phone FR 6-2874 MARYSVILLE, KANS. er, V8 $1295 ber and January; 3 big Phone 913 325-2202 1965 Chevrolet van Fall Harvest Sale Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor Shorthorn heifers, one fool WASHINGTON, KANS. $995 others heavy springers. F Used Trucks 1965 Dodge 1 ton V-8 with stake USED TRUCKS Alice J. Kvasnicka. Secretary AT WAKEFIELD body '51295 Kretz, Clay Center, Kans, ANOTHER LAWLESS 1963 Jeeppickup,200 Series, 1969 Ranger pickup, less than Morganville WA 6-4422. P1JBLIC AUCTION 1963 GMC 3/4T pickup 4 wheel drive $995 10,000 miles, V8, automatic NORTHWEST UNIV'ERSITY - - - - 1962 Chev.1/2T Fleetside,6, SAT.,DEC. 13 - 1:00 P.M. 1965 Ford 1/2ton, 6 cyl., radio 1968 21/2 ton Chev. 60 Series IN MANHATTAN standard & heater $1095 truck, radio & heater, 366 V8 Feed & Seed . 3820 S.Broadway, Wichita, Ks. 1957 Chev. 1/2T, 6 cyl., 4 speed 1962 Chevrolet1/2 ton...$75() engine, power steering,5- NEW 3 -BEDROOM HOME - Bing 60 late model cars and 1949 Chev. 3/4T w/ bed, 6, 4 spd. 1961 Chev. 1/2ton, 6 cyl., 4 snd speed transmission, 17,000 lb. Fury carpeted wall -wall, 1% PRAIRIE HAY - Sixty rucks for Skelly, SunRay, DX 1947 Chev. 1/2T, 6 cyl., 4 spd. $795 2 -speed rear axle. maximum baths, large living room, full square bales $18 ton. Rd il Co. and others. Terms: Cash Hours: 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. springs, cast spoke wheels basement, double garage, cen- Emergency parts ph. HO 1-5628 with 900x20 tires & custom tral air conditioned ... $26,750 quist, Assaria State Bad(uct: Merle "Rip" Van Winkle or HO 1-5811. saria, Kans. Argonia, Ks., Ph. 316-435-6729 Long -McArthur, Inc. cab 4 BEDROOM HOME - Lee Ford -Lincoln-Mercury 1967 Chevrolet 2 ton, 2 spd. RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for I AULD ax e, 8.25 tires, V8 School Dist.,2 baths, easy es. Product of Key Milling 340 N. Santa Fe Salina, Kans. 1966 Ford 2 -ton, chassis & cab,walking distance KSU, built-in Final New CHEVROLET TA 3-2237 range,completelycarpeted, Clay Center, Kans., Phone 4 spd.,V-8,13,000 miles, 2 central air conditioned, base - 2.2141. 969 Models HO 1-5414 i`Touchdown spd. axle, 8.25 tires 1966 2 ton GMC, new 151/2' steel ment, 2 car garage, less than DAIRY PELLETS, range? Six cyl[riderF250 Ford, 131", WAKEFIELD bed & 15 ton hoist. 2 speed $30,000 andallkindsoffe longbox, special gold, four for Truck" Sale rear axle. 4 speed trans. 8.25 1/2 BLOCK KSU - Split level Manhattan Milling Co.,1(1 speed TRUCKS FREE CARTON OF PEPSI x20 10 -plytires. Good solidduplex, 2 bedrooms each unit, Pierre, Manhattan. Trfight c'linden Galaxie 500 Ford IF WE APPRAISE YOUR truck with a lot of miles left. Fordo_ 1965 Ford 2 ton, V8, 4 spd., 2 separate utilities, all paid by r sedan, blue spd. axle, 8.25x20 tires, new CAR OR TRUCK 1965 Chev. 2 ton with bed &tenants. Double garage$18,500 KEY RABBIT Mini PellenEight c'Minder Mercury Cougar 16' box & hoist with fold - hoist, V-8 engine, 15,000 lb. 2- fast gains, no waste, $3.31. Hardtop, green, vinyl roof 1970 model, 3/4ton, on hand for down racks immediate delivery. Thisisa speed rear axle, 825x20 10- IN NORTHVIEW ADDITION hundred pounds f.o.b. Key Lots of price advantage 1964 Ford 2 ton V8, 4-sp., 2-sp., ply tires 3 bedroom home, quick posses - KarC Dyer 1970 models scarce item. See us quick. ing Co., Clay Center, axle, custom cab,8.25x20' Chev. 1/2T V8, 3 spd., 61/2' 1954 1% ton Chev. truck,4- sion,doublegarage.Only ME 2-2141. tires. Will take 18' box speed, 13' bed & stock racks. $13,500 H. B.Riley Motor Co. 1964 Chevrolet 1 ton, 292 big bed_ This truck looks & runs like FOR SALE - Prairiehay, 1954 Chev. '1/21T,_6 cyl., 3 speed a new one. 2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW - bales 50a six engine, 4 speed transmis-1948 Ford % ton -,-good work square wire tied 729-2231 sion, dual wheels, hoist and Needs some repairs, recreation Also 100 gal. propanetankr or truck room basement, garage, large Kan new bed with fold down racks 1964 Chevrolet % ton, 8' Fleet- lot. $7,500. Jack Quinn, Wamego, 729.5346 1962 Chevrolet 2 ton chassis & side pickup, 6 cyl., 4 spd., one Iry Schroeder Phone 456-9360. FAIRBURY, NEBR. cab, 6 cyl., 2 spd. axle; 5 spd. owner, locally owned, low Chevrolet - Oldsmobile 423 FREMONT - 5 bedroom 6000 bales P trans. home plus sleeping porch, 21/2 FOR SALE - mileage, a real nice one Hillsboro, Ks. 316 947-3117 Orange and Sumaccane. I Used Car Specials PICKUPS baths, new carpet, redecorated, Es,61 1967 Chevrolet 1/2ton, 6 cyl., 4 WE HAVE new paint outside, full base - mit Rush, Geneseo, At Skaggs speed transmission Several older pickups, % & % FOR SALE - 1966 Ford halfment, Lennox air furnace, fire - IN MANHAITAN 1964 Chevrolet pickup, 1/2T, V8, tons ton, 4 wheel drive, custom cab, place, convenient downtown. FOR SALE - Wiretiei!1P 1969 Torino 3 snd trans. long wide bed, new tires, 4- $18,500. GT, full power, 2- 1963 Chevrolet 1/2T V8, 3 spd., We specialize in OK used cars. speed, 36,000 actual miles. 1966 tevonni%ogns, door fastback $2795 31N. 1969 custom cab, radio See us before you buy ! Ford % ton 352 V8, 4 spd., long - Other Choice Buys - 3584 Mustang,low mileage, 428 1962 GMC 1/2ton, V-6, 4 speed wide bed, good tires. 1964 Ford To Buy, Sell or Trade Kansas. Cobra Jet, 4spd., power disc NEW TRUCKS brakes transmission half ton, 292 V-8, 4 speed, long Call bright we sell $2495 1/2 ton, 4 speed,Justreceiveda shipment of h wide bed, good mud & snow STRAW _ 1968 Mercury,4 door sedan, full 1962 Chevrolet Chevrolet pickups and we are shedded wire bales.CalZ. 6 cyl. tires, 48,000 actual miles. cis - - Power, low mileage $2625 ton, 4 speed, making red-hot deals to win Maurice McNeil t7ranklin Pace', 1966 Chevrolet4 door HT Che- 1958 Dodge 34 trip to the Super Bowl. Try us! torn cab. Brent Hawkinson, Pho-2409.ne 913 388 velle, V8,aut., air.... $1495 good running truck 2028 Arthur Drive, Manhattan, Realtor _ - hm. 1968 Mercury Ks., Phone 778-3782. x41 6()?.? -- 2 dr. hardtop, air, Suite 11, Union National Bank FOR SALE - o V8, aut., Moore Motor Co. OBERMEYER bales -f al power steering, low FOR SALE - 1963 4x4 Scout, rairie hay, 2700 '''''A mileage Office 6-4801 Res. 9-5164 straw.,' $2395 limitedslip differential, 35,000 , 600 bales of 967 913 325-2411 MANHATTAN, KS. phone 1 1 inger (Ford) F100 % Agiair miles, good shape, $1175. Phone obiskie, Alma,ton, TS, 3 spd. $1695 WASHINGTON, KANSAS 913 ME 2.5494, Dewain Holt- FOR SALE - Nice warm CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE gren, Clay Center, Kans.x40 home in excellent condition. Marvin Obermeyer, Owner Cherrywood panel and trim, Skaggs (Ford)Motors Washington County's Ph. BL 8-2255 Open to 9 p.m. Automotive hardwood floors, wool rugs, YourServingTransportation Automotive Needs over 40 years HERINGTON, KANSAS finishedbasement,central headquarters Real Estate heating, attached garage. Near "Where CustomersSend WANTED - Clean pickups stores. Ideal for retired couple. GMC Their Friends" USED TRUCKS and trucks. Any size or amount Nice backyard would make 1966 Chev. 2 ton, V8,grain Bank reference Security State WANTED: LAND LOAN payments with hobby income. 2nd & Houston sides,stock racks, 4 spd. TRUCKS axle. of Hector, Minn. Send complete Inexpensive livingin small 60 Ton Phone PR 8-3525 trans., 2 speed rear resume to Guste Blad, Hector, Wanted to borrow from pri-town. E. Trumble, Linn, Kans., 1/2 Ton MANHATTAN,KANSAS Good tires. Minnesota 55342. x43 66953. x40 Sales &Service 1962 International 1 ton,V8, vate individual, capital on land ICKU lafOTO4 P, 1963 Ford %ton, 4 4 spd., low mileage. SALVAGING 1965 Chevrolet3/4 purchase for farm expansion.FOR SALE - Dickinson Co., sue, 129562 94V286.$800. ton pickup, 292 cu. in., 6 cyl. rate. Good160 acres, A-1 grass, 2 miles TRI-COUNTY Phone Wa- LINDSBORG MOTOR CO. Attractive interest north, 4 miles east, 1 mile 3rd OA9601. x40 Phone 913 - 227-3395 engine, 23,000 miles, 4 speed security.Excellentreferences. 07 N. P011 transmission, clutch, positrac- south Gypsum, Kans. 2 large 4 door1 SALE- 1970 Chevrolet Kansas ponds, plenty water. Priced to OR SALE tam% ton tion, power steering,alterna- 8, fullpower,. pickup, originalprice -tor, seat, etc. RoyAlexander, RICHARD R. JUSTES sellGee. T. King, 115 Tulsa nmcond., & In mgow $2261.Myers FOR SALE - 1960VW Micro- Drive, RR 3, Rogers, Arkansas yicbodyPat (11r MotorLindsborg, Rh3, Clay Center, Kansas, ME Scottsville, Kans. 67477 ir High arysville, Kans., bus, '63 engine. $325.Phone 72756. Phone 636-4258. x41 condition. owner 562.2383. x40 2-3018. x40 erfect good, 1 SB44 JE 9-5848, Manhattan. res,motor ClaY .DinsMore, 195. Ellis 2.5069. -r, PhoneME Dec4 DeceMber 2, 1969 WICHITA GOOD .TRACTORS USED TRACTORS Clearance VSI 1964 706 diesel $4150 1968 A -C 170 Ford Fulmer Real Estate 1964 6000 Ford $2750 1968 190XT with cab, air cond., USED TRACTORS 1964Ford 1961 MF 65 Hi -Arch $1600 1960 AC 190XT, demonstrator F706D, extra good $4950 1 hot CATHERINE J FULMER 1953 Allis WD, new tires $400 1964 AC D-19 gas F560D, overhauled $3250 'QOM DEERE) 161 911 1 1959 D-17 with loader $2450 COMBINES F460D, good ' nt REALTOR 1959 D-17, wide front end F460G, overhauled $2750 COMBINES 6n981 $8200 1959 D-14, power steering 1968 MF 410, 16' cab JD Model A, very good .. $625 1 67 JD 95, air cond. Office 456-7696 1965 MF 222 cornhead $1250 1956 WD45 Allis Super M, overhauled $1145 cab, hYdro 1959ycle961 F head 1954 WD, wide front end static, straw chopper,farmer 1967 MF 422, 4 row corn Farmall M $650 owt}ed, front Res. 456-9281 $2750 IH Farmall M MH 44 $425 16' platform ini6 Foal 12'with 1 69 IHC 403 with hydrastatie, iLg'871 For WAMEGO 1961 Oliver No.25, Model 841 ,,Ford, extra good like new 2 row corn head $1850 COMBINES $1395 ...... $8200 D 1958 MH 14' combine .... $1950 1965 E Gleaner with cab, 13' 1 65 AC C -II with cab,16' plat. 841 For 1962 Massey Super 92 with cab, USED PLANTERS form 1 65 MF 410 with 18' p.latforrn. $6200 newer, Pfister -Rhodes 14' IN No. 56 4 row, like new $1295 m 860 Dempster 4 row with fertilizer, °with Das, 70 Acres Bottom 1962 C Gleaner, 16' $5750 with 1959 Gleaner 14' A rotary moldboard $795 1 63 AC A with cab, 14'header 51 Ford Sr Impl. Co. 1961 John Deere 45, 12' IH 4 row FH mounted rotary $4 70 acres unimproved bot- moldboard $795 1 61 MF 82 with 12' tom cropland 3% miles to Phone 439-2445 DISKS header for IH No. 430 4 row rotary mold- $1600 Manhattan.Surveyed 12' & 81/2' Krause offsets board, fertilizer $895 1 62 JD 55 with 14'Watform, subdivision. $540 per acre. JAMESTOWN, KANS. overhauled 16' John Deere wing disk John Deere 4 row No. 406$595 3100 Brokers inquiry invited. 12' IHC 47 & 14' USED CULTIVATORS 1 65 JD 95, completely recondi. USED TRACTORS FEED WAGONS - Grain-O- IH No. 53 4 row, 3 pt., like new tioned Phone 776-8752 Manhattan. 1 59 JD 45 with 12' platform$6400 1965 3020 diesel, power shift Vator 30 & Snowco, used $850 & John Deere 4 row $525 cab $1300 1964 JD 3020 Power Shift TRUCKS 1 56 MF 92 with 14' platform 1959 JD No. 630 gas, PS IH No. 47D lister cultivator, USED195mrial: 1957 JD 620 LP, 3 pt. 1952 GMC 11/2T w/ bed & hoist extra good $675 $1200 Farms Just Listed Used1;566'198161IC: DoF:131 6roaD43FjdM5°1 1955 JD 60 gas, PS 1952 Dodge 11/2T, bed & hoist IH FA 40 4 row 3 pt. lister - mpster 243A, one of the best river1959 Ford No. 971. wide front 67 Ford, 58 Chev. pickups cultivator $395 TRACTORS bottom farms on the Smoky 1950 IH M;IH W-9;JD A EARLY BUYERS BONUS M -M 12' field cultivator .. $175 1 JD 4020 RC dsl., 3 pt., PTO, 53 N 68 F Hill in Dickinson County. IdealIH W-9 Effective on all new New Hol-IH No. 261 2 row cultivator hyd., clean location, on blacktop road, will1957 IH tractor, 350F, wide land equipment. The earlier $225 1 62 JD 4010 RC dsl., 3 pt. $3200 consider contract. t front end, with loader you buy, the better. 1 AC D19 dsl., 3 pt., overhauled rsoevi 74A river bottom, on Solomon single SEE US FOR NEW USED TILLAGE EQUIPMENT .. $3200 river, near Niles, all tillable. MISCELLANEOUS A -C -- NH -- Krause IH No. 55 13' fast hitch mtd. 1 JD 720 RC dsl., 3 pt., dual 155 Will contract. 1967 New Holland SP818 2 -row, Grain-O-Vators & GMC Trucks chisel $595 x38 tires, overhauled $2400 160A and two 80A tracts, Chevy engine IH No. 50 10' pull type chisel 1 57 JD 620 RC LP, 3 pt. $1300 near Solomon. All tillable, con- $595 No. 1962 Gehl chopper with pickup Meinhardt Farm Eqpt. 1 59 AC D17 gas $1600 servation work done. att. & 2 row RC att. John Deere KBA 11' wheel disk 1. MF 85 LP, new tires, 3 pt i IHC 160A very productive farm, $295 Massey 40A grass, well improved, withDu -Al No. 250 loader, hyd. 456-2310 $1650 IH 10'7" fast hitch disk .. $245 , very nice modern homes, near bucket 1 JD R dsl., PTO, hydnew Case 3x14 plow Kewanee 14' wheel disk .. $450 rear tires $960 Enterprise. F145 JD 4x16 plow WAMEGO, KS. IH No. 37 10'9" wheel disk $395 1 JD 720 RC, 3 pt., PTO, wide Nmeotwdieeltbraailieler,ri, 200A, has large modern Case 12' wheel disk $450 front, new tires,overhauled home, half grass near Wood-5x16 John Deere 66F1 p JD 4x14 mounted plow Case 11' wheel disk $375 $2450 bine, will contract. JD BW disk, 16'6", like new HERINGTON Ford 3 pt. 3x14 plow $375 160A all really good grass, JD RW disk, 13'2" AFB IH 12' 3 pt. springtooih, like with 14" east edge Ottawa County. Krause 12'6" disc new $350 Western Impl. Co. 'A' bale elel For these and other good IH No. 37 disks IH No. 400 12' pull type spring - farms call - tooth $145 2256 S. West St. WH 34261 IHCni°tr 5'rota COMBINES JOHN DEERE WICHITA, KANS. Wilson Real Estate 1959 John Deere 55 with cab USED HAY EQUIPMENT loblhitch 3 pt. & rebuilt motor TRACTORS IH No. 46 baler, overhauled Phone CO 3-2400 1955 JD No. 55, 14' header $845 2x14 Fergus ABILENE, KANSAS 1966 JD 3020 dsl., 1000 hrs. MassekrFerguson No. 3 baler Tax Savers 1965 IHC 706 on LP, o'hld. 16 gaiijaDiAnrPepu1sel Belleville Impl. 1964 JD 3020 dsl., overhauled $495 1969 may be the last year for1 SEALED BIDS - 540 acre Snowco bale thrower $195 the 77,investment credit. Here 1964 JD 3020 dsl., pwr. shift 8sNh nFko r3c1 stock farm, known as J. B. 1964 IHC 504 gas New Holland No. 400 hay condi-are some buys to create a tax Pritchard farm, 3 miles south 1962 IHC 560 gas tioner $425 saving: of Dunlap, Ks. 135 acres crop- Ph. JA 7-2261 Hesston No. 500 windrower 1962 A -C D-15 COMBINES foiNotHtpraTcotc land, balance pasture & farm- 1960 IHC 660 diesel $2750 stead, plenty of water. Right to Norman V. Hanshaw 1963 JD 95; 1958 JD 55 refuse bids reserved.Bids ac- 1959 IHC 460 diesel MISCELLANEOUS TOOLS 1966 Baldwin C -II 1959 A -C D-17 on LP gas New Grain-( cepted by Harold L. Haun, 1958 IHC 300 gas IH No. 2001 loader, hyd. bucket 1965 Baldwin A -II Connell czrove, Kans.,until CHOICE EQUIPMENT $495 1963 Oliver 25; 1952 JD 55 1956 IHC 200 Dempster Dec. 1, 1969. SB40 1 1959 IHC 101 combine, 12', Ford loader, almost new $375 1959 IHC 151; 1951 Baldwin R pu 1956 AC WD 45 gas, wide front Usecadtte5n' trail farmer owned, shedded, field1956 JD 60 Dearborn loader $125 1946 JD 55; 1969 JD 95, coin- SEALED BIDS - 280A stock ready $1595 plete equipment, cut400 1954 JD 60, new block Ford loader $65 New 3 pt. farm, known as the J. H. Bork-3 1956 IHC 141 14' combines - $695 acres fi ert farm, located 7 miles north 1951 THC C with cult. Johnson 14' rotary cutter r your choice at your price IH dozer b'ade $175 and 1 mile west of Council Complete LP change -over for TRACTORS "i061Ford Grove, Kans. One mile west of 560 IP r, Viking hammermill, like new Highway 177. 107 acres of crop- Bundy Equipment Complete set of dual wheels & $375 1963 JD 4010 diesel land, remainder in pasture and tires for IHC 706 Ptz burr mill, PTO .... $395 1967 JD 4020 dsl., 1200 hrs. New Home farmstead. Sel'ers reserve the USED GRAIN-O-VATORS IH 20C hammermill $65 1962 JD 3010 gas Knipco right to refuse any or all bids. 1850 S. West 5x12 feeder wagons, No. 55 & 1961 IHC 560 gas Tractor Sealed bids are to be mailed to No. 40 Schumacher's Inc. 1959 Massey 65 P.O. Box 252, Council Grove, Zak WH 2-7261 Kelly -Ryan 5x12 feeder wagon 1962 AllisD-17 Kansas. Bids must be received /UM: 0031..ZIE Grain-O-Vator no. 30 1962 Allis D-17 overhauled by Friday, December 5, 1969 at WICHITA, KANS. IHC 4x16 semi-mtd plow Highway 36 1948 Case LA 5:00 p.m. Bids will be opened at Letz 220X PTO feed mill 1965 JD 3020 diesel the office of Harold L. Hann FOR SALE -- Caterpillar trac- .Jr) 35 manure loader EA 5-2316 1961 JD 3010 diesel Burns, Saturday, December 6, 1969 at tor Model D-6, dozer blade. Ph.JD 45 manure loader 1962 Ford 5000 10:00 a.m. x40 95, Barnes, Kansas SB39 WASHINGTON, KANS. 1958 JD 70 diesel - - - COMBINES 1958 IHC 450 diesel 1962 JD 4010 LP, overhauled I f&O 1963 IHC 203 1 10 JD TRACTORS COME TO JAMESTOWN 1:14PAIENT Farm Equipment & OTHER MAKES 1962 John Deere 55 1962 IHC 504 diesel 1952 A -C Gleaner, 14' FOR GOOD USED TRACTORS 1967 JD 3020 gas, 1200 hours 1965 JD 1010 gas 2 1968 Case 932 with big tires 1962 JD 2010 gas MILO SAVERS 1967 Case Model 1032 MISCELLANEOUS PARTS Gas & Diesel 1962 JD 4010 dsl., wide front We have a supply of Hesstons 1966 Case 930 Comfort King Allis snap coupler plows, 3x14 CO 3,1621 1963 JD diesel SEE US FOR NEW 1966 Case 1032 with cab & 4x14 Shop Service 1960 JD 730 gas, 3 pt. Crust Buster Harrows 1965 Case 831 RC with duals 215A JD swather NEW DEM 1958 JD 620 gas, 3 pt. Grain-O-Vator & Blair 1964 Case 830 Case-o-matic 40' JD 300 elevator, good con- 190XT dsl MOST up-to-date service 1959 JD 530 gas Feed Wagons 1964 MM N602D, row crop dition Dvid Brown shop in our area 1962 JD 3020 dsl., PS Blair Manure Spreader 1963 Ford 971 New Holland haybine livid Brown 1967 JD 3020 dsl., good Danuser Post Hole Digger 1962 Case 930 CK, prem. tires JD F145 semi-mtd. plow,4x16 David Brown Complete diesel testing equip- 1962 Allis D19 dsl. & 4x16 plow G -B Loaders 1961 Case 830; 58 700; 59 61.1B; Vassar post hole digger ment to take care of the major- 1958 IHC 650 LP, ready to go Schaefer Disks 57 410 gas 1966 JD 224WS baler, rebuilt USED M ity of tractors. 196-3 Ford 6000 dsl. We have several reconditioned61 IHC 46T, 61 JD 14T balers MK 30; 11./ F Boring bars, line boring ma-1958 444 MH, live PTO cyl. 500 tractors bath rebui't K Gleane chine, welding, electrical, acety-John Deere 60, overhauled Tri-County Sales 4 -row JD cultivator, A-1 F Gleane Other makes to choose from. WINDROWERS i:C58 A -C lene. George Munkres 4 -row JD pull weeder SP10 1967 Case SP 14' with cond. ro 4arlY new A. Valve epuipment, rod align- Phone Collect Like new Dempster 2 -row ment tools. Emporia Impl. Co. 1967 Model 816 IHC with full tary lister NEW BILL JOE BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 length conditioner, PTO driv- IhltHolland en, only T.Ilizers Competent factory trained per- HERINGTON, KANSAS $1000 SHOUSE Kr sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, fld chisel' electrical and general mechan- DI 2-3146 pi°, ical work. MEIS IMPL. DIM CO. 1923 W. 6th USED TRACTORS Eddie'; 1965 IH 706 gas, extra clean Abilene, Kane. BOWMAN 439 2405 EMPORIA, KANS. 1962 & 1960 IH 560 diesel Store CO 34051 Phone CE 8-4103 1955 IH 300 completely over- or CO 3400 Farm Impl. & Truck Co. ----- hauled, new tires. A real ESE Ed Shouse USED TRACTORS good Farmall H 439-7-830 Ron Shouse COQ' 240 East Eighth IH 1706 diesel 16" IH No. 550 JUNCTION CITY, KANS. IH F806 diesel 1959 82 Massey combine JAMESTOWN IH F460 diesel 2 used 468 cultivators, like new Complete "EAD, MILK KEEPER milk tank, 250INC 350 vas USED PICKUPS 1963 A, 1950 Ford %T V8, good Line Of Paint D. gallon, $650. Loren Roever, 1H Farmall C; A C WD 45 Henry Bros. Impl. 1196,3' new t Bremen, Kans., Hanover 337- 1963 GMC %T V6, stock racks, Steel AC D 2736. x44) new tires Behlen .vtlippeci; Chapman Impl. Co. Ph. 336-2111 1964 Chevrolet %T, 6 cyl., new WANTED - Topping knife for SENECA tires FARM BUILDINGS, AC combine, 5 or 6 ft. Give 402 'West 2nd Turbo price and condition.Gordon USED CARS BINS, AUGEREQUIPMENT over, Rush, Geneseo, Ks. 67444.x40 HOLTON 1961 Ford V8 station wagon Wayland at 392-2101 Phone or write Mike eASC".0 1958 Rambler American 8undyE WANTED - Pay cash for 1958 CLEANER 14' combine, 1965 Chevrolet 6, aut. trans., Co. 4010, 4020, Case CK, Massey or MINNEAPOLIS, KANS. $1850. 1952 14' Gleaner com- air cond., 4 door Wayland Const. Ford tractors. Box 406, Buhler, bine, $650. Massey 27 for re- Kansas. x40 FOR SALE - 1954 IHC Superpairs ('ess wheels) $100. 1949 Eddie's Service Phone EA 5-2134 FOR SALE - Milk tank, Muel- MTA, A-1 shape, $1000. Carl John Deere, $350. Nickel Broth- Washington, Kansas 66968 Carlgren, ,Scandia, Ks. x41 ers, Buhler, Kansas. ler 200 gal. Milker: 2 DeLaval x40 Whirlwind ?T- floor units and IHC pump. Ed-TANDEM DISC, 5%' hydraulic. Phone 636-8395 WANTED - w,,,, win Kuhn, Alta Vista, Kans., FOR SALE - Portable squeeze racing plow in goodrepair. Bob Wilson, Phone 494-2552, St. chute on rubber. Kenneth Alt, Kans4 Phone 229-6482. x40 George. x41 PAXICO, KANS. 'Lyle Sylvester, Wamego, X41 Wamego. Phone 456-9618.x41 66547. December 2, 1969 Used. FarmEqpt. GOOD SELECri°N OF HoermanSupply Co. USED TRACTORS TRACTORS USED TRAcrOns 1966 AC tractor 1966 F806D, good JD 2010 dsl. row crop utility, 1959 MH No. 92 1965 F706 gas, good in good shape Ford SOS, PS good combine, extra Where PUMPS 1964 spd., have been our business 1960 F560D, new rubber JD 70 tractor 1966Ford 4" gas, 2 Colby silagewagons 1960 Farmall 560 dsl. JD 1965 3020 gas, low hours hours 8 1 1966 No. 780 titat 1440loFursord D S -O -S, wide AC forage har- 1959 F560D, new rubber 1964 JD 3020, gas 19gor vester with 2row head FOR 25 YEARS 1958 F350D, FH 1957 JD 720 diesel COMBINES 1 1965 New Holland S -O -S, tri- 818 forage 1958 F230, FH, new rubber 1963 A CD19, A-1 cond. 67 JD95, air 981 Ford gas static, cond. 1960 harvester with 2row & pick- over 200 pumps 1942 FM; 1947 WD 9 straw cab ht.k cycle up attachments MISCELLANEOUS ovv't3 cho 5 spd., wide '"rz 1959cYc91(61 Ford gas, BALERS 1966 Massey Ferguson 410 com- 69 IHC 413 Pl'at"rnir' fron in stock bine with cab, 14' cut, fully like with hyd 9N 1964 46W; 1960 46T; 1964 37T new 51994876 1Ford Templer RENT-TRADE--REBUILD 1963 56W, hyd. tension equipped, just like new 65 AC Ford S -O -S gas Imple. Co. JD 30 combine, good shape C -II . With. Warehouse at Zeanda'e,Ks. 1960 163 SP windrower form . 59 871 D S -O-S, new motor 1963 AC 4x16 mtd. plow . JD RWA wheel disk, 11' 65 MF . with hyd. load- Phone MANHATTAN 410 58 841 Ford gas, 316 378-2563 913 - 776-9253 Schaefer wheel disk, 10'6" JD RW 10' wheel disc PlatkA er, new PT MH wheel disk, 10' IHC 37 10' wheel disk 63 ACA 59 860 Fordgas, 5 spd., LPTO, JD 6' oneway JD F120 4x14 plow with Cal):14'.1P loader Fredonia, Kans. JD F120 3x14 plow with Davis AWSAoAliatns COMBINES 4 F43 4x14 & 4x16 plows, FH 6i. 51 Ford 8N,slick JD 810A 4x16 plow 9N, sharp, overdrive 1968 Gleaner G,20',just cut JD 810A 3x16 plow . 46 Ford wheat 62 58 800B Case,diesel, overhaul'd Abilene Truck Moridge 30' foldup springtooth . . vv"ith Deere, new. rubber FREE FINANCING 1966 Gleaner C -II,18', farmer Parker 22" fold up springtooth overhauled 14; piaetiadtroZ 53 60 John 1 New AC 170 diesel, owned machine & Tractor, Inc. 65 JD 95, ...... 48 H Farmall, newpaint demo., 3 BMB haysaver rotary cutter completely 65 gas, real sharp pt., dual hyd. $4910 1961 Gleaner A, 14', PS MH side rake on steel tioned rear 1,u-fto. 1955 Gleaner A, 14', good 56 WD45 Allis, wide front mach. CO 3-4727 2 JD 594 LW side rakes 59 JD 45 S -O -S,overhauled 1957 IH,141,12',cheap, but JD 14T baler cab. with 12' piatformi 58 871 D Bundy Equipment good 714 So. Buckeye ... . Z 1 Used Twin-draulic loader for . 1949 MM model 56 MF 92 with .. 180 or 85 MF 14' platforrr 1850 S. West TRACTORS V.t,;1;;;.' ABILENE, KS. USED MACHINERY 1967 AC 190XT, dsl., clean $1'it 3 -row rotary moldboard TRACTORS Used Cat 1966 AC 190 XTD, 750hrs., Frankfort Impl. Dempster lister cis S CHALAtd. WH 2.7261 JD 4020 RC string baler, A-1 clean dsl., 3pt., P'pl 58 NH 68 PTO 1965 AC 190 XTD, 1800 hrs., Vahsholtz hyd., clean $550 WICHITA, KANS. new tires, A-1 shape 62 JD 4010RC (la, No. 8 John Deere1 -row field re,1S] Impl. Co. 913 2924458 AC D19 dsl., 3 pt, tr, 1965 AC 190D, 1700 hrs., clean 3 pt., overhau;e, cutter $250 1962 AC D15, WF, TA 54521 Single row JD cutterwith mo- USED TRACTORS new tires SALINA JD 720 RC ..... 1959 AC D-17 gas, wide front, pt., dual tor 1957 Ford Model 850 Dower steering 201 West Pacific FRANKFORT, KANS. x38 tires,overhauled One row NH610 PTO cutter 8000 demo. Ford, 105 hrs. 57 JD 620 VI 1954 JD Model R dsl., live hyd., D6 Cat with cable dozer RC LP, 3 $95 1957 Ford 850 new rubber, new overhaul 59 AC D17 pt, 313't 6-8 yd. LaPlante Shoate carry- FOR SALE: MACHINERY gas...... No. 5 John Deere mower, 7' $75 1962 Massey Ferguson with 1953 AC WD 45. WF all with cable unit MF 85 LP,new ti 7' IHC semi-mt. mower ..$35 Auburn trencher 1951 AC WD, WF Used No. 905 New Holland 58 massey Harris PTO string 1962 Ford dsl., backhoe & loader 1951 AC WD JD 2010 loader & backhoe windrower .j16 * R )aler, good $135 1964 404 IHC, backhoe & loader Set of 4 Hesston corn & milo14' cut auger, Ford engine PTO,n m 1956 IH 300 LP, WF, FH, clean savers, drum .type rear tires... 12'tie EzIee Flow spreader..$85 1955 961 Ford with 2 -row picker- 1953 IH Super M, LP, WF .... $365Used No. 900 New Holland ...... 3 t type field sprayer, sheller; tractor overhauled 1961 Gleaner cornhead, like JO 720 RC, 3pt., PTO, New new condition windrower, 14' cut, canvas front, new tires, 200Balergal. $365 1967 5000 Ford dsl., 1300 hrs. Waiver of interest onnew $675 machine overhaul; 6' boxscraper, 3 pt... $119.95 1964 140 IHC with mower, disc tractors, combines & most usedJD 100 eornpicker, an extra 12' Hesston windrower ...... equip. good one $175 Model14 NH wagon gear, plow & blade listed above. Used No. 275 New Holland wire 14" tires $229.95 1947 9N Ford Snowco bunk feeder wagon baler with MISCELLANEOUS $435 le elevator with truck & - Western Imp'.Co, 24' hal 1947 M Farmall; 1948 H Farm 1968 AC 780 forage harvester, Used No. 47 IH wire baler motOr $150 all; 1952 B Allis Chalmers & MF No. 92 Super combine 2256S. West St. 2 -row head Year -End Clearance WH 34261 1HC 5rotary mower, snap cultivator 1968 A -C pickup attachment of Used Machinery new engine & new cab WICHITA, KANS. hitct $165 1968 12 HP Allis garden trac- for 780 cutter All used machinery drastically The above machines can be 4x14 3pt. Rock Island plow tor & equipment financedinterestfreeuntil $135 NH No. 6 crop carrier reduced in price to bring our June 1. $85 USED MACHINERY 1965 Ford F-100, V8, 4 spd. huge inventory inline. We Oneextra 2x14FFerguson plow AC 80R & IH semi mt. 9'mowerhave: good used 13' Krause Tax Savers 2x16 JD pull plow $125 144" BMB Twin Brute cutter NH 56B rake chisel, can be cut to 11' or 9' $295 81 tractors 3 pt. hitch 969 may be the lastyear 1 JD gilair elevator, 36' 90 A -C combine, pull type 1959 AC corn head 25 disks he 77 investment credit. HeSet ofArps tracks for 9N or 5' Servis rotary cutter, 3 -pt. 26 springtooth harrows, Used 7' V plow re some buys to create a la 8NFord $95 MW circle saw some of which are Kent We have good selection of used eying: 7 sharik 3 pt. Dempster chiselIHC 3 pt. springtooth harrow Jost Implement Co. Hydra -Harrows IH, JD and Krause wheel $135 Case 4 -row planter w/ fert. 23 one -ways 6' to 16' discs, all sizes & disc spacings. COMBINES 4 foot tractor Fresno $35 101 Plow, 3.14 947-3182 53 plows, sizes 2 to 5 btm.Used No. 331 New Holland 963 JD 95; 1958 JD 55 268 NH PTO twine baler, demo. Wetmore Clipper PTO mill manure spreader 966 Baldwin C -II $1750 2 section rotary hoe HILLSBORO, Come in and make us an offerUsed Farmhand feed wagon 965 Baldwin A -II New Grain-O-Vator30 wagon 650 Krause roto tiller, 3 -pt. LIS 05J. M00% on any of this used machinery. 963 Oliver 25; 1952 JD 55 $1895 No. 5 JD 7' mower KANS. If your offer is within reason, Gould's, Inc. 959 IHC 151; 1951 BaldwinDempster pull chisel.... $1757' BMB rotary mower, pull we won't argue and you'll have 946 JD 55; 1969 JD 95, cowUsed 5' trail type BMB rotary FINANCE WAIVER a deal. .11;67 cutter $300 plete equipment, cut 400 M. B. Salisbury Co. Free Interest & Free Insurance NEW MCHRY. REDUCED acres New 3 pt. five star post hole On New or Used Tractors, ks "IL 91.3- 243-2609 digger $159 We are reducing the prices in ITSKRAT MTh RCM t::11T TRACTORS CE 3-7411 Combines and Balers TRACTORS 701 Ford loader, fits 600 or 800 ayear-endclearance on new ,44 Till Next Spring Ford $225 Kent Hydra -Harrows, Miller CONCORDIA, KS. 963 JD 4010 diesel ECROPMERT 114 Quincy TRACTORS disks and Kelly -Ryan demon- 967 JD 4020 dsl., 1200 hrs. New Homelite Chain Saws strator feed wagons. John Deere 3010 gas TRACTORS 962 JD 3010 gas Knipe() Space Heaters TOPEKA, KANS. 111 404 Lo -Boy & front mounted 961 IHC 560 gas Tractor Winter Cabs mower SALINA 1967 JD 3020 diesel 959 Massey 65 Hardware Needs YOUR BEST BUYS IN A -C C, low price 1964 JD 3020 diesel 962AllisD-17 We rentequipment.Callus NEW & USED MACHINERY JD 3010 diesel, 1962 962 Allis D-17 overhauled for information on this. MISCELLANEOUS JD 3020 propane, 1965 948 Case LA TRACTORS Several wheel disks, 8' to 14' JD 720 gas 965 JD 3020 diesel JD Model 70 gas Burns -Salisbury 1650 propane Several plows, 3 point & pull JOHN DEERE 961 JD 3010 diesel 770 Oliver gas Letz PTO mill John Deere Model G 962 Ford 5000 65 Massey Ferguson gas 3D disk, 13', Modell AW TRACTORS East US24 12' springtooth, 3 point Overhauled & Guaranteed 958 JD 70 diesel 50 Massey gas Elevator - 32', corn & hay HD 336 JD springtooth harrow 958 IHC 450 diesel PR 8-5731 35 Massey diesel, 3 cyl. WE RENT Winter Specials Used GB loader with 72" buck- 962 JD 4010 LP,overhauled MUMMERS 300 Case gas et Brillion Grass Seeder Case hydraulic loader 962 IHC 504 diesel MANHATTAN Rotary Shredder TRACTORS 967 JD 3020 gas,1200 hours BALERS Brady Flail Shredder 1 3010 John Deere with loader 14T JD baler; Ford baler PARTS - SERVICE 220 Case 2 3020 gas row crop JD No. 6 single row cutter MISCELLANEOUS CO 3.1627 268 New Holland Come in and try the new 6% -1 4010 gas row crop JD DR 16-8 grain drill, over- plows, 3x1! Abilene pound McCulloch Chain Saw. hauled ails snap coupler 1 4010 dsl. row crop Porky Dozer Blades & 4x14 NEW DEMO. TRACTORS COMBINES Several reconditioned used saws 1 5010 dsl. standard 15A JD swather 1966 300 Massey 13' & 2 row New McCulloch---$99.95 4 4020 (powershift & syncro GB Loaders JD Loaders good to AC 190XT dsl., 119 hours 0' JD 300 elevator, corn head range) Papec Feed Wagons David Brown 4600gas, 21 hrs. 1968 535 Oliver, 13' head 1 2150 Oliver (400 actual hrs.) Brillion Flail Shredders dition David Brown 990dsl., 174 hrs. 1967 535 Oliver 13' head Kansas Farm Mchy. Sun -Master "Flail King" tew Hollandhaybine David Brown 1200 1 G1000 row crop plow, X16 dsl., 4 hrs. 1967 525 Oliver, 13' head 1 IH 560 standard Stalk Shredders D F145 semi-mtd. CE 3.1374 Brillion Sure -Feed bunk feeders 'assar posthole digger USED MACHINERY 1969 Case 660 with 13' head baler, rebuilt COMBINES 966 JD 224WS M -H 30; IH F20, (new) West 24 61 JD 14Tbaled real good 1963 Oliver 25 with 12' head 3 95 John Deere combines W W Smith & Sons 1 IHC 46T, 1969 K Gleaner,13', demo. at Goodyear both rebuilt 1969 F Gleaner 1958 Massey 60 with 10' head 1 55 John Deere with 15' header Al 15', demo. 1963 Case 600, good 2 92 Special Masseys Tow JDcultivator, 1958 A -C SP100,10' combine TOPEKA 420 5th pull weeder Nearly Gehl mixer -blender, good 1 Super 27 row JD Row new A -C 6' Pull combine 4 row Oliver cornhead, 30" ike newDempster ME 2-3148 NEW-IN STOCK rows TRACTORS BARGAINS JOHN DEERE) tary lister New Hollandand Allied Grind-6' Howard Rototiller 1958 JD 720 dsl.,std., 3 -pt. 1 45 JD gas crawler -loader earn4- Mixers, KrauseDiscs, offset 1962 JD 4010 dsl., 3 -pt. Forage harvesters & chuck CLAY CENTER, KS. SHOUSE chisel plows. NEW MACHINERY 1963 Case 930 CK dsl. wagon $8250 1965 JD 3020, LP, 3 -pt. COMBINES Dam co. Oliver 1950T 2 830 John Deere tractors 1 1967 C -II Gleaner, 16' Eddie's Service Case 831 $6000 1966 JD 4020 dsl.,3 -pt.powr- 1 630 row crop 1966 C -II Gleaner, cab iles $8500 shift 1 720 row crop Abilene, 535 Oliver comb 3 1967 C -II Gleaners, 16' Case baler $1495 1967 IHC F806 dsl. 1965 C -I1 Gleaner, cab CO 0 Ak Phone 636-8395 1963 C Gleaner, 16' tore CO MO MACHINERY Salina Impl. Co. Ottawa Farm Imp. Co. 1962 JD 95, 16 -ft. combine 601 S. Broadway 1961 C Gleaner, 18' :d Shouse CO0 PAXICO, KANS. 1961 101 with cab .on Show* Kaimares on Hwy. 59, 1/2 mi. south of 1967 JD 95, 19 -ft. combine Phone TA 3-2206 1959 A Gleaner OTTAWA, KANS. JD DR1610A drill w/ fert. & SALINA, KANS. 67401 No. 600 Case, 13' seeder 1955 Gleaner; 1954 JD 55 CoMplete 1 1963"READY TO GO" FOR EXTRA 7% investment 15 -ft. Flex King V -plow AC D-19 diesel,new Massey Harris No. 82 combine Of paint, newtires credit tax deduction, buy ma- 14 -ft. IHC no. 46 disc ODDS & ENDS with corn head Line 1 1963 chinery now. COMBINES - 12 -ft.Miller offset disc 1968 Case 1031 dsl., with air AC D19 LPG,fully595 1958 IH No. 141 combine Steel equipped, 1961 C Gleaner. 1966, 1961, 16ft. Miller offset disc cond. cab, heater, 3 pt. hitch, Behlen just overhauled 1955, 1954, 1952 Gleaners. 1959 JD 650 4x16 plow 23.1 rear tires. Like new. 1 1963 95 John Deere. 1958 JD 55. 24 -ft. Hydra harrow 1954 JD No. 55 combine with AC D -17 -III $w26it9h5 Ostlund Implement BUILDING, Turbo, diesel TRACTORS - 1966 JD 2510 26 -ft. Porta harrow No. 210 corn head, excellent FARM ... oversized tires, A-1 diesel, loaded. 1961 JD gas 3010. 5 -sec. springtooth & carrier condition AUGEREQUIP° $2275 Late, like new Case Comfort 14T John Deere baler New Hinson tractor cab for 706 CH34089 BINS, 1958 Mikewayitodi Bundy King 930 LP, 1600 hours. & 806 tractors hone orwrite Equip., Inc. JD 720 RC, LP. 1961 MM Blanding Impl. Co. Viking PTO grinder 1956 Massey 50, PS. 1951MM Used IH no. 200 spreader CONCORDIA Const, Davis Wayland 1850 S. West GB. Ford tractor with 5010 JOHN -DEERE tractor 540 loader. JD 70, loaded. 1951, BELOIT, KANS. Chapman Impl. Co. scraper, self loading. Location PhoneEA 1952 Fords. 124on hydraulic k CWH 2-7261 truck hoist. C, A -II Gleaner PE 8-3066 US Si JA 7.2273 KC. $12,500. Must sell. Rubber Kansas Buhler, 60%, condition excellent. Call Washington, WICHITA, cabs. Nickel Brothers, BELLEVILLE, KS. 913 - 381-0114. x41 Whirl..Alt. KANS. Kansas. x40 rANTED good 7(sta icing SOW waraegOr vv vieSylvester, 1547. 'FOR,05 No. ibecember 2, 1969 gam NEW FORD DAUER TRACTORS - TIRACTOR BARGAINS New JD Mchry 1966 Oliver 1850 Gro PFC10ED TO ,SET.T, $3195 dsl. ADO- 2000 gas 8 speed LPTO IMPLEMENT CO. frager.Alsoi, 4000 gas IPTO, power ste$4275ering AT DISCOUNT John Deere B IV 1954 SP100 A -C combine$400 1958 JD 720 diesel tractor, Roll- M -H 30 gas iirite 1959 DC -17 dsl. tractor, rebuilt As we do not want to carry this a-matic front end & 3 pt. 1962 JD 2010 diesel $2000 4000 gas selecto, power steer-equipment into the new year,M tractor;H tractor 1953 John Deere 1950 WD with cult..... $350 ing $4395 we are making very attractive 1951 DC Case row crop tractor1949 John Deere60 "-TBALE WC with side mt. mower $300 5000 dsl, IPTO, power strg. A $5950 offers on the following new 1963 1/2T International truck, 12 feedon, ° NEW A -C 170 dsl., with new John Deere machines: 4 speed, long WB & wide bed COMBINES season A -C loader, all for .... $6250 8000 diesel, 18.4x38 tires$8550 1951 L185 truck with nearly toplete 3500 KD fork lift & mast $7950Model 1020 gas tractor 1955 141 IH combine new 18' bed & stock racks. 65.3383' USED TRACTOR BARGAINS 6 -row front mtd. cult., 30" rows IH 101, 12' $495 John Schmidt & Sons66 Ford 4000 gas,, 8 speed $2995 6 -row rear mtd. cult., 30" rows 52,000 miles. Excellent cond. JD 45 combine as. 65 Ford 2000 Selecto, PS $1995880 windrower, hydra drive IH 16fieldcutter with row 19% JD 55 combine 16'If Ph. Andale 63 Ford 5000 diesel, 'LPTO 15-7 fertilizer grain drill crop attachment $1995 5'cutter bar for 15 or 16 IH 111 nherc 25A 3 pt. hitch sprayer cutter USED MACHINERY dKnar HI 5-2218 62 Ford Dexta diesel $1150 11' 3 pt. hitch sprayer LPG M tractor 0.Great 61 Ford 881 Selecto, PS .. $199511 ft. 2" RWA disk M&W Trash Kingfor most or $35' 61 Ford 881D Selecto $1895 IH ground drive low corn bind- ose Bill,Ka MT. HOPE, KANS. Several new 3 pt. hitch tool er 1963 InternationalNo. 60 Massey 85 dsl., PS .... $2475 bars & chisels IH 5 LW side delivery rake 46 baler 60 Ford 881 Selecto, PS$1795 seisks,mrn12'i IH 60 3x14 plow, nearly new olk,Riley,( R What You Need 60 Ford 641, 4 spd. $1395 USED MACHINERY r'jpAWInternational d td. plow IH 37 14' wheel disk 311 International i619. We Have 60 Fordson FPM diesel$1475 14' Ford tandem disk Late Oliver drill 3x16 plow 60 Ford 981 Selecto gas$1150 12'6" JD BW disk Case semi mtd. 4x14plow ANTED - COME IN AND GET 59 Ford 641 gas, 4 speed$1195 JD 4 -sec. 3 pt. hitch rotary hoe 3 JD AW wheel discs Tikcooler, YOUR DEAL WHILE WE'RE 59 Ford 841 diesel $1595 1957 JD tractors: 520, 521, 620 1 Falun AC wing disc, 15' Street( EASY TO DEAL WITH 59 Ford 971D Selecto, PS $1695 all are gas as, 58 Ford 961LP & loader $19751952 John Deere G PICKUP k Blvd., COMBINES 339. 1964 JD 45 with cab, 12' 55 Ford 640 & loader $1575 Several used 3 & 4 bottom 3 pt. 1966 Ford F600 withSword 1967 A -C Gleaner C -II with cab, 53 Ford NAA tractor .... $975 hitch plows Phone 1011 Impl. 20' bed & winch Ft SALE - 16' header. 6 30" rows corn48 Massey 30 Row Crop .. $195Several used field cutters, var- ee wire, aPI 46 John Deere A $275 ious makes Falun is located 20 miles ONE LEFT posts. head, sell together or split edge Ford 703 Ind. loader $575 John Deere 45 combine southwest of Salina 250 & 450 M&Wgrain obaker, E 1962 JD 45 with cab, 10', a good Twin Draulic hyd. loader$475 dryer; machine New 535 combine withcab Set of 18-426 rice tires, duals,Ford 701 std. loader $295 Young & Ready - Save NOW IHC 2001 hyd. loader $550 Interest Waiver ()del CA tra almost new, for combine ON SOME OF THESE K 1962 JD 14' Model 95 Da West hyd. loader $175 Son PLOWS sir, Dean Ford 730 ind. loader $975 MACHINES AT tehinson, 1962 JD No. 40 self-propelled, Impl. Co. WAKEFIELD We Are ForneyWelding 10', good --- McPherson Council Grove Equipment Dealers TATTED 1961 JD No. 40 self-propelled, Kans. TRACTORS yers, row.C 10' 1-350 Utility 225 Amp Forney welder 1959 JD Model 55, 14' Tractor Co. Ph. 767-5018 IH 606 LP, utility $99.80 ebines ads. Will 1957 JD 12' Model 55 M -F 65dsl. w/ loader at part of 1948 JD 12' Model 55 TRACTORS Peschel Bros. Phone 316 1959 Ford 941D; JD 60 tractor terraceSec 1957 JD 10' Model 45 , . NEW & USED 4621-1(!) MACHINERY FOR SALE IH WI)9 tractor; 1951 IH H NEW LOCATION eeter, Minn 1960 IHC 101 SP 12' VOOSPMENT 241-2900 1950 WI) Allis; 1949 JD G yc 1956 MH 80 SP 1964 D19 Allis diesel, row crop, 1948 VAC Case;1947 MD 400 Center 1958 Model 82 SP, 14' wide axle $3450 1945 JD A with loader rite Bloafd MCPHERSON, KANS. 312.e 1964 Case 830 diesel, std. tread1938 JD A tractor 562-2377 $3450 No. 75 DuAl - $285 1959 F460 gas; F460 dsl; F300 MARYSVILLE, KANS. ESSTON - Get them before the price rises TRACTORS 1963 930 Case dsl., low hours M -M Model U id drives. CL 1966 4020 dsl., wide axle $3450 pCtowArri. SPECIAL 1962 4010 dst, row crop 1964 Case 930 std. diesel$3750 COMBINES FARM EQUIPMENT ne ME 24 1 JD 2510 gas tractor, brand 1964 4020 dsl., power shift, 1400 Allis D-17 tractor, very clean 1959 MM 570 14' combine new carryover at price too low hrs. 59 model $1750 1958 & 1961 IH 101 combines ONE 1964 AC D15tractor, it ilE ALIA! to quote. 1961 304 IH, 1800 hrs. All's 63 Model D-17 LPG trac- Massey -Harris (30 & 82 hrs., this is a goodone with hyd 1961 4010 dsl., wide axle tor $2495 IH 22, 101 corn head, willfit 3 1969 G dsls. withcabs lers, sprocl LIKE NEW 1963 3010 dsl., rowcrop New Allis mounted 4 bottom 101 and 303 combines 1 1958 A Baldwin withcab 1913_ 3814 5 used Hesston heads with 1961 460 IH dsl., row crop No. 74 plow $549 2 1967 C-II's hookup for IHC combines. New Ails side rake, 5 bar $575 OTHER EQUIPMENT 1 1958 JD No. 95 1966 3020 dsl., 1200 hrs. 2 1968 G Baldwins TRACTORS 1965 CK830 dsl., row crop New Allis 3 pt. mounted mow-1958 JD 227 corn picker,fits 1961 4010 dsl., WA, new tires er $445 2 1962 C Baldwins withcabs 1966 JD 2510 gas, power shift $179 JD 60 and A. 1 1966 C -II with cab 1965 MM Model G1000 1964 4020 dsl., wide axle Farm Hand stacker R SALE. IH 2MH corn picker with corn 2 1965 403 IHC withcabs 1967 JD 4020 dsl., wide front 1967 1317 AC Series IV Case version GB loaders in sheller attachment rik & stand. 1965 706 IH dsl., row crop stock 1 1959 JD 55 1965 JD 3020 diesel Windrow pickup attachment 1 1959 MasseyHarris Model opane heat e 1962 JD 3010 diesel 1964 3020 dsl., wide axle New G Allis combine, 1 left, rm window $9999.99 for Skyline field cutter with cab 2 1962 JD 3010 dsls. 2 1962 3010 gas row crops close out IH 15 impl. carrier with 4 -sec. all width. 1955 JD 60 gas 1961 560 IH dsl., row crop New Schafer 14' offset wheel 1 1959 Model 45 John Deere Terms: 30,/, Down disc $1445 springtooth & 4 sec. peg tooth with pickup attachment stool. Ev, 1958 JD 720 dsl. harrows, real good 1 1963 C Baldwin with 7606, Belvt 1959 Massey and Interest Waiver New Case 5 bottom 16" plows Ford 2R mounted corn picker cab 4 to sell $985 1 1961 A Baldwin withcab 1962 JD RC 2010 gas MISCELLANEOUS John Deere 5 section spring 1A-240 cornhead 1958 JD 720 gas New Case 4 bottom 16" plows tooth % 2 JD 630 tractors, 1959 11'7" TWA plowing disk 8 to sell $875 2 C440 cornhead 4x14 new Oliver semi -integral 2 good used John Deere ChuckTH No. 37 14' wheel disc We Also Have 1954 60 John Deere IH fast hitch disc 1 Model 90 S&H feed IHC 1959 560 dsl. plow wagons $995 & $1295 Krause 15' wheel disc wagon 1958 IHC 450 gas 2 fast -hitch No. 311 plows, 16"Grain-O-Vator No. 30..$595 IH burr mill 1 15' Sunflower V -blade IHC Model M and 14" Several 4 & 6 row cultivators, 4 inch grain auger 2 MH 44 tractors 4x16 Case semi -integral plow new & used A & W Eqpt. Co. iayhawk fro 2 JD G; JD A; JD B No. 55 Grain-o-vator feed 15 used combines: John Deere, SEE US FOR - SELLING FOR PARTS wagon with extension IHC, Case,Allis,etc Roll. -A -Cone for milo harvest Phone 913 - 738-3379 BELOIT, KANS. Several John Deere No. 115 JD Chuckwagon with Owatonna grinder mixers, Farmhand equipment and iohn Deere A and B Tractors 106.5 wagon gear 100's & 83's in stock Lil'iston cutters & No. 110 JD Chuckwagon on 2 - Owatonna swathers rolling cultivators FORAGE HARVESTERS wheel trailer Used 14' Case 950 swather 1 1968190XTU, SgEasp 1959 Fox 1 row with 1000 rpm. No. 33A IH hr.". bucket loader $2250 1 1966 190XT dsl. with duals Peerless roll( 1 1960 Gehl 2 row No. 46A JD loader with 60" 14' Schafer wheel disc..$595 hyd. bucket AULD 2 pla9i5n8tedAC D17 with PS, re CORN HEADS 14' Schafer wheel disc..$525 F15 Farmhand loader Allis 10' wheel disc $149 CHEVROLET 1 JD 3 row 334 corn head Demonstrated 280H Oswalt John Deere PTO silage blower 1 1969 180 tractor, used 150 hrs It 220 PT( 2 JD No. 10 corn head Ensilmixer NNW.' 1963 AC D19, recently over- with pipe $195 <1. HO 1-5414 hauled LOADERS Allis silage blower $99 WAKEr .111,D Used 3 & 4 btm. snap coupler 1 JD 45 loader Washington Impl. Co.Allis 71/2' PTO combine, like 3 point hitch plow Ford 2iruw 1 IHC loader to fit H or M & new $495 3 IHC No. 350 LP tractor $1395 1952 IHC Super W6 tractor also up to 3 & 400s INVENTORY SPECIALS Node' N p/T 1 NuWay, almost new, tofit IHC 300 gas tractor....$895 1966 JD 4020 dsl. with power 1950 AC WD 180 Allis Chalmers EA 5-2301 Ford 8N tractor shift & turbo charger, fully Gleaner1inA good cond bunk fee( Ford 641 tractor 19t5i6o MILLER - MILT.ER - MILLER t JOHN DEERE equipped n,4, Prices went up ,on these disks, 1964 JD 4020 dsl.,fully equip - 1 F-100 Ford 1 ton truck, but we still have a few left WASHINGTON. KANS. Longhofer wide box, extra good condi. 3HarvestI 1964Case 930 dsl., Comfort that you can buy at the old Supply King price.Only a few left - re- 1963 MF No. 65 dieselmatic, member WC Allis Special Discountsre11.1413A -C and Case fully equipped Cuba Impl.:-Co. Cha Farmers Union ON ALL THESE MACHINES EV 2-2620 1962 Oliver 1800 LP gas, fully 1968 1950T Oliver demo. MARION, KANS. equipped Phone 4F 7 Hdw. & Implement 1963 1800D Oliver Demo 1967 JD No. 850, 16' oneway else 12'tande 1964 1600D Oliver demo. NEW WITH LOW PRICE plow 1959 880D Oliver demo 1 New AC D -21 -II. Big tires, IH No. 416 fast hitch semi-mtd. Cuba, Kans. Ilic11/2 Everett Hoobler plow ton ti 1965 931D Case PTO, fully equipped demo. Big tires Mgr. 1966 4000 Ford with 727 Forddiscount plus free cab or colorFlex King 17' stubble -mulch loader TV. Will trade, finance and de- plow FARM EQUIPMENT liver. Kewanee 17' folding disc with JOHN DEERE Ph. 437-2913 MM U, old but good New Allis Chalmers Model 140k 11/2 ton 8N Ford with Skyline loader, sealed bearings S PTO spreader, 100x20 tires speed, St. Marys, Kansas Hydra bucket Bundy Equipment JD No. 46 loader, hyd. bucket, $69I 1968 535 Oliver combine, 14' JD No. 45 manure loader New Allis Chalmers No 2214 header Grain-O-Vator No. 60 feeder disc harrow, 14', 20" blad$e95s 1850 S. West St. WH 2-7261 AlinDeere wagon '. 3 Blair Feed Wagons NEW - HUGE DISCOUNT JD Model L manure spreader 12' Schafer wheel disc, good IH No. 30 spreader hischahner. ALL SIZES IN STOCK New Dual loaders WICHITA. KANSAS Case 1000 14' combine Bundy Equipment Glencoe chisel plows 350 gal. LP propane tank good - Also full stock of parts Big Ox blades ;0E for Blair Wagons WANTED TO BUY: Used Comfort cover for JD 730 1850 S. West Used 5x12 feeder wagon $595 Late Model LINDQUIST IMPL. wrecked or burned WH 2.7261 MO* OtALME10. Longhofer tractors, combines or farm Lott Impl., Inc. TA 3-2451 machinery.Any make or model. Call us last; we will WICHITA, Supply .808 N. 10th pay more. 1962 CASE 600 combine,polo ESE EX 2-3110 steering, cab, heater, new4 ran A -C and CaseACK SALINA, KANSAS North 81 Hesston head used 5 days,Will EV 2-2620 AlAbliCRALAWAS sell separately.Forrest John FOR SALE- 1967 706 Interna- TRACTOR & IMPL. SALVAGE MINNEAPOLIS, KANS. son, Leonardville, Ks.293- MARION, KANS. tional gas tractor, 680 hrs. Ph. PR 2-5491 x4( Four Route 1 FOR SALE Tour bottom International steerable SEDGWICK, KANSAS - Used 1 horse Manhat FOR SALE - 1968 IHC No. plow, $5500. Wanted -50 choice single axle horse trailer,new FOR SALE - SunMaster 329 3raw 30" coin head. Shed-Hereford or Charolais 3-5year FOR SALE 650x16 tires, price $150.Earl trench silage loader,3 pt. 91e11 ded, extra good. $2250. Stanley oldcows. - 500 gal. propaneOberhelman, Westmoreland, St., va Roberts, Green, Ks. StuartShepard, tank, $150. Phone JE 9-5848, B. Gillan, 722 W. 6th x40 Chapman, Kansas. x43 Kans., Phone 224-3746or 224- cordia, Kans., Phone243-3392, Manhattan. x40 X41 3731. x40 410 corn head, Fog, SALE -. Rargain at GOV'T. SURPLUS FOR SALE- 1 Shetland pony, research, waste management No.105 mounting. Council Field jacket liners, cart, harness. 1 5 -year -old geld- systems, and swine testing. TRACTORS SamCurry, wool gloves ing, Appaloosa b_ood, 1966 $500. x40 & mittens, 'sleepingbags, foot- rode sev- Dates and lOcations of the OliverJohn Grove. lockers, ammo boxes, eral times. 1 8 -year -old gelding, 1850 pile lined mi.FT 30Deere g dsl WANTED - 965 or1065 JD caps, insulated flight trousers, 34 Quarter and Y4 Tennessee eight meetings are: Also M IHCtractor. wool sweaters, tarps,ammuni- walking, used forsome roping. December 1 Abilene 1962 JLIas trailer. Greer, Langdon, tion belts. Evan Crumbaker, 456-7606,Bel- December 2 diesel Write John x40 vue. Seneca "'Jo John D 'ansas. Ponchos - Thesecan also be x40 December 3 1949 John ij:" 60 used for sleeping bag Ottawa ere A SALE - JohnDeere No. Combat boots- We havecovers a BOBTAIL ENGLISH Shep- December 4 Chanute wagon - used onlygood supply of used herd pups for sale. Robert D. December 8 Beloit 122 feedon Chevrolettruck _ boots and Jones, Rt.1, Manhattan. JE 1055 COMBINEs 1 season ew motor. Phone 1---na few pair of new 9-3282 noons or evenings. SB41 December 9 Hoxie Com cnes. Boots last longer if - 10112. bine cornple Stuewe, Alma, you December 10 Dodge City jD, , 765.3383, E. W. e have a ENTIRE REG. Seal point Siam- 1954`107 conmin x4400 supply of shoe oils & December 11 Kingman "e water- ese cattery, 4 queens, 2 toms, 55combine Universal pickup proofing. kittens. Will supply list of buy- EW 16' Overshoes - 97c- $3.95 ers. Janice Luginsland, Dunlap. USED reel, $235. 131/2' Giant raAC combineheide stock racks, $50 Browsers Welcome 316 884-3792. x42 Area Engagement VI&VVTrash and Great American corn King .$75, REG. 2 YEAR male PR Walker plows for $35. Vern Mahlandt, LLOYD'S SURPLUS SALES L963 raos, picker Kans., SP 6-2248x41 ST. MARYS, KANS. coonhound, Tinsley's Bawlie With Feed Flavor International Rose Hill, breeding. $75. JD AVV No.46 Loris Lugins- The daughter of a G&G area disks, k FOR THE rideof yourlife, land, Dunlap, 316 884-3792.x40 international se12' IHC HAYConditioner. Walter feed company executive and the 111 International12' Riley,Kans., Phone ride a Big Horn saddle from NorBulk, FOR SALE- Reg. female manager of an area hatchery 3x16 x40 Key Milling. Clay Center, Kans. .ase semi plow 93.5619. German shepherd, 15 mtd. 4x14 SB TF mo. old. are engaged. 3 JD AWwheel plow Used 4.6 can Will make good watchdog. Ph. AC wing discs WANTED-- She is Mary Evelyn McKee, Mary McKee disc, 15' ice bank type. FOR SALE - Wahoo type far- 316 - 523-3883, Lehigh. S1340 milk cooler, - - daughter of John McKee, of KeyStudies program at the Austro- Streeter,1911Tuttle rowing house.Six farrowing PICKUP Chas. units.Will Milling, Clay Center, and Mrs. American Institute in Vienna, 1966 Ford Creek Blvd.,Manhattan, PR deliver. Don Wa- F600 x41 sylk, 602 W. Vine, Junction Business Opportunities McKee. He is Scott William Tad-Austria. She will return to Clay Imp). 20' with ho 64838. City, Kans. 66441. Ph. 238-1479. bed &winch Almost new 32" diken, manager of Nelson's Man-Center at the end of the semester FOR SALE - x41 BUSINESS FOR SALE hattan Hatchery. He is the son ONE LE hog wire, approx.80 rods. 60 Small modern meat plant.- Set Taddiken is a sophomore at 250 & 450 edge posts.456-7606, Evan WANTED TO BUY-- Player up for retail, processing, saus- of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin TaddikenKansas State University, while M&W x40 piano rolls, any kind. Write New 535combinegrain dreiCrumbaker, Belvue. age making and modern kill of Clay Center. managing the hatchery. He is a Ready with cab Mrs. Alvin Williams, 732 Grif- floor. Fully equipped. Good go- Miss McKee has attended Tem- - Save NOW WANTED -Allis Chalmers fithDr.,Manhattan, Kans., Wavy veteran. Model CA tractor, wide front 66502 or Ph JE 9-8771. ing business; full family opera- ple Buell College at Denver for The wedding will take place PLOWS SB41 tion. Write Home Town Pack, axle. Dean Kitch,2704 Malloy, Crete, Nebraska 68333 or call the past two years and at pres-January 3 at the St. Paul's Epis- We AreForney Hutchinson, MO 2-8964. x41 BARGAINS: Used Electrolux ent is a junior in its Foreign Welding sweepers, guaranteed, & re- 826-3193. SI340 copal Church at Clay Center. Equipment Dealers ------WANTED Portable grain pairs on hoses, any make. Ettle- 225 AmpForneywelders )1:s,row crop tractors and man, Blue Rapids, Kans., Ph. Help Wanted combines N;7'th or without corn 226-7270. x42 WINTERTIME, FEEDING BARGAINS Will be Peschel heads. in your area Bros, first part of December.. Bank 2 STEREOS, 30" consoles just HELP WANTED: Farm hand Demonstrator Bear Cat 1825 heavy duty grinder mixer with ..... like new. Walnut or maple, auger conveyor, magnet, big tires. List $2495. Our price I Security Stateof and cattle feeder. Married or NEW reference $1665 --ntiON Hector, Minn.Send complete your choice, while they last. $78 single. Modern house furnish- resume of your machinery tocash or $6 mo. Can be seen lo- ed. Wayne Rogler, MatLield Used GB loader with hookup for 3010-4010 or 20, 72" bucket 400 CenterGuste Blad, Hector, Minnesota, cally. Write Credit Manager, Green, Kansas 316 - 753-2445. $775 Box 2, Olathe, Kans. IHC 400 gas tractor with loader. Both $1250 55342. x41 x40 Phone collect. x43 562-23r 1.______JD 2010 wide front end with loader & hyd. bucket, 3 pt.,pow- MARYSVILLE, HESSTON - Near new 4 -row 1969 SINGER Touch & Sew, er steering. Excellent 'feeding combination. This is a 45 KANS,and drives. Cut 35 acres. Seller, like brand new. Sews on but- HP tractor.Both $2195 pop qt""-nrri. rlay Center, Ks., tons, makes buttonholes, over- Immediate FARM EQUIPMENTphone ME 2-3022. . SB40 cast monograms, makes fancy Employment Bargain Basement: New & Unused DNE 1964 AC zig-zag stitches. 12 payments JD 3x16 F145 semi -mounted plow, 20" coulters. List $969. Our D15 tractor, iiHD1IE ALLIS Chalmers trac- of $5.75. Can be seenolocffily, in a growing building material, hrs., this isa good one cash price $700 3 1969 G dsls. tor with hyd. bulldozer,rails, Will take trade. Write Credit fertilizer, feed and grain eleva- JD 4' springtooth harrow section, 1 runner with cabs rollers, sprockets 60(:;.$9500. Manager, Box 2, Olathe, Kans. $52. I 1958 A Baldwin tor business. Excellent salary 2 runner section with cab x41 x40 $60 2 all 913 -381-0114. and advancement opportunity. JD No. 38 mower, caster wheel. List $675. Our cash price $475 1967 C-II's Policyincludesgroupinsur- 1958 JD No. 95 ance plan and paid vacation. JD 480 mower conditioner. List $2650. Our cash price $1800 1968 G Baldwins Miscellaneous 2 LZ1010 hoe drills, full press, excellent maize planters. We ) bet you can't beat our price. 1962 C Baldwinswith eh Pets 1 JD 28' field conditioner with tires. List $1040. Cash price $750 1966 C -II withcab ONAG.A LUMBER 2 1965 403 IHC with FOR SALE,- Used 300 gal. gas & GRAIN CO. cabs WE ARE DEALERS FOR 1 1959 JD 55 tank & stand. 30 gal. hot water FOR SALE -- Cocker male, Box 158 1 ropane heater, 9 aluminum ONAGA, KANS. 66521 1959 MasseyHarrisModel buff,8mo.;Scottiemale, Bear Cat Grinders Flex King Plows with cab torm windows, approx. 6'x29" Mott Mowers 13MB Rotary Cutters overall width. Lavatory, bath- black, 6 mo. Peke male, blonde 1 1959 Model 45 JohnDeere with black mask, 8 mo. Min. GB Loaders Lilliston Rolling Cultivators with pickup attachmenttub, stool. Evan Crumbaker, Schnauzer puppies. Flora Hay, Servis Equipment McCulloch Saws 1 1963 C Baldwin with cab456.7606, Belvue. x40 Onaga. x40 Immediate 1 1961 A Baldwin with cab Employment 1 A-240 cornhead Concordia Tractor Inc. 2 C440 cornhead Operate our mobile feed mill. We Also Have FALL CLEAN-UP Will train you on the job. Good JOHN DEERE , CH 3-3381 COncordia, Kans. 1 Model 90 S&H feed wagon base salary plus production bo- 1 15' Sunflower Vblade nus and commission; excellent total earnings, paid vacation, Jayhawk front end loader $75 group insurance plan. Business New and Used Cars and Trucks A & W Eqpt. CO. well estabished. Apply to: Phone 913.738.3379 ONAGA LUMBER To Answer Any Need ! BELOIT, KANS. John Deere 45W loader $175 & GRAIN CO. Box 158 USED ONAGA, KANS. 66521 1 1968 190XT, gas Peerless roller mill, with cob crusher $275 1966 190XT dsl. with dual 60 vg 01. E/ 1958 AC D17 with PS, Poultry - painted TRUCKS 1969 180 tractor, used 150bnLets 220 PTO mill, grinder. $150 WANTED TO BUY - 20 lay- 963 AC D19, recently over ing hens. Leo Gebhart, Niles, hauled Kars., Phone Bennington 488- 1966 IHC I/2ton, long -wide box, V8, 4 speed, radio, heater Jsed 3 & 4 btm. snap couplerlFord 2 -row 3 point cultivator, weeder $75 3704. x40 3 point hitch plow 1965 FordI/2 tow long -wide box, 6 cylinder, 3 speed 952 IHC Super W6 tractor Model NPfeTeOdesrpraetrer. excellent condition,with 1964 Chevrolet I/2 ton, !ong narrow box, 6 cylinder, 4 speed, 950 AC WD bunk $495District Hog 4 WHEEL DRIVE 956 Gleaner A ingood roil 1963 Chevrolet I/2 ton, short -wide box, V8, 3 speed, radio, htr. tion, 14' tnici, Meetings Set 1959 F-100 Ford 1 ton 16' Harvest Handler $75 1962 Studebaker I/2ton, long -wide box, 6 cyl., 4 speed. Must wide box, extragood tai elevator, good A series of district Kansas see to appreciate. Only 22,000 miles. tion Swine Improvement Association ton. long -wide box, 6 cylinder, 3 speed meetings scheduled throughout 1962 CHEVROLET 1/2 WC Allis Chalmerstractor, very good $200 1961 Ford I/2 ton, long -wide box, V8, 4 speed. A nice one. Cuba Imp].Co, the state in early December will provide latest information about hog house environment, swine Phone El Case 12' tandemwheel disc, very good $395 LONG NEEDLE Cuba, gas' MC 11/2 tontruck, chassis only, 1954 model, good CHRISTMAS TREES tires $395 Up to 41/2' 2.98 41/2' up 3.98 25 Christmas cards 79c Electric Wonder Pen wood - 1967 Ford Mustang 2 dr. HT, V8, automatic, red in color and EQIJIFIOTl6 GMC 11/2 ton FARM Model truck, 13' grain bed, hoist, racks, $1.99 Chalmers 2 speed, clean burning set priced to sell. 4ew Allis 1000 tilll $850 Tonka Lowboy & dozer No. 695 S PTO spreader. 1967 Buick Wildcat Custom 4 dr. HT, power steering, brakes, ...... 0 79c No. Vli Phizers Combiotic 2.25 100cc air conditioner, tilt wheel, vinyl roof, stereo tape. One Jew AllisChalmers O.John Deere Terramyein crumbles7.50 bag local owner. disc harrow,14', 20" 3 bottom mounted plow $75 ...... Pond mills $49.95 1966 Chevrolet Impala 4 door HT, 327 V8, power steering, ...... LP tank heaters $62.50 brakes, air conditioner, tilt wheel. Only 44,000 miles. Allis Chalmers3x14 mounted plow, quick coupler, AC, Champion & Autolite spark Equipment good $95 plugs 49c 1966 Chevelle SS 396 2 dr. HT, bucket seats, 4 speed trans. Bundy Air tank with gauge, shut off JOE BOWMAN 1850 3.West Call Collect CE 84103BUD ANDERES $15.95 Ivo WICHITA, pow combine, )6 CASE neW4T4 FARMRANCH cab, heater, teeing, 5 days. head used SUPPLY fesston Forrest GMC TRUCKS- JOHN.DEERE ,ellseparately. 1(s. Leonardville, YourManhattan Emporia - Junction City Area John Deere Dealer Minneapolis, Ks. 67467101 S. Concord Ph. 392-2118 ga,171. -west Hwy. US 50 "Trade with Stein where it's Handy" - 3 7.'" Junction City OR SALEloader, 7ench silage 60 .6,t4 722 VV. Ar- Gillan, Phone odia,Kans., They also set up a statecommit-tion, Kansas State Teachers As- Since the schoolunification built in a way that will keep the lo-sociation, and the State Associa-was passed in 1964, bill wood dry most of the time. tee to review decisions of small schools Wood Decay cal committees. tion of School Boards. can be closed only bya vote late The decay -causing fungi are of "In the past we have accepted Raymond King, Republican the peop'e in thearea. A always .present in the air and from Hesston, chairman of thewhich would have bill Prevention Better the review of the localutiliza- alloweda cannot be kept away from wood. said. subcommittee, says that the school boardto But fungi can grow in wood onlytion committees," Harder closesmall "Now that will be subject to re-HouseEducationCommittee schools without avote passed Than Cure when it contains more than 20 chairman, John Bower, R -Mc - iye Decay is the No. 1 "disease" of view by the Department ofSocial the Senate but waskilled in percent moisture. Air-dry wood Louth, is also for such a bill. House. the wood used in construction of isregularly below this dangerWelfare." whi homes and other buildings. Pre- The new rules and regulations point. Tonalse` venting this problem can be are subject only tothe aproval rel census much less expensive than "cur- of the emergency regulation figures Check On consid- Farmland Auction ing" it. board, and its approval is in theH Moist climate is ideal for wood ered a formality. is th isafter ha decay. Moisture is the key ele-Overpaying For Mon., Dec. 8 at 1:00p.m. e state ment in that the fungi that iron dry Favor A Bill Sale to be held in National Guard Armory cause decay cannot work in Medical Welfare seats toc wood, explained Dale Schindler, The Kansas Department of CONCORDIA, KANS. more ral Extension architect at Kansas Sdial Welfare is putting into To Require 100 State University. effect new regulations designed He said serious decay often isto guard against overpaymentsH.S. Enrollment 480 ACRES due to one or more of the follow-for medical services. Since Kansas' school unifica- Land Is Located 2 Miles East Of Concordia. ing. errors in construction or The regulations include one tion program has been in effect. there has been a decrease in TRACT I - 80 acres choice bottom farmland W% of SW% maintenance: provision saying that there will Sec. 36, Township 5, R 3, Cloud County. -Undrained soil and insuffi-be no payment for unnecessaryschooldistrictsfrom nearly cient ventilation under base- 2000 to 311. TRACT II - 160 acres farmland & pasture with good services by medical vendors. An- im. PECI mentless houses. other provision states that wel- These districts have about 400 provements. NW'% Sec. 12, Township 6, R3, Cloud County - Wood such asgrade stakes,fare patients shall not be charg-high school centers in them, and TRACT III - 80 acres farmland across the road from Tract concrete forms or stumps left oned more than nonwelfare clientsa House Education subcommit- II, W1/2 of SE% Sec. 1, Township 6, R 3, Cloud County. B or in soil under houses. for the same service. tee thinks that's about 150 too TRACT IV - 160 acres farmland NW% of Sec. 18, Township - Wood partsof the house in The regulation states: many. 6, Range 2, Cloud County, Kansas. SA direct contact with the soil,es- "No payment will be made for The subcommittee has recom- mended that high schools of less This Is Good Land With Good Allotment Acres pecially at dirt -filled porches. care or services determined to All - Wood partsembedded inhe the result of unnecessary util-than 100 enrollment be closed Heirs of John Bevan Estate, Owners masonry near the ground. ization and no payments will beby 1975. There are 157 high -Use of unseasoned and in-made in excess of reasonable schools now which have less Ralph Hardin, Real Estate Broker, Clyde, Kansas fected lumber. than 100 students. Larry Lagasse, Auctioneer & Salesman, Concordia cost or reasonable charges con- Phone 243-1714 For Information -Sheathing paper that is notsistent with efficiency, economy The move Is backed by the sufficiently permeable to moist-and quality of care." Kansas Department of Educa- ure vapor. Dr. Robert Harder, director of 1000 Choi( -Inadequate flashing at win-the department, said - "We're dilated & dows, doors and roof edges. trying to get the medical service 300 Choice Poor joinery around windows cinated & : program on a plateau where 500 Young and doors and at corners, and in-costs will become more predict- at side) adequate paint maintenance. able, where the only adjust- 200 Head --Lack of rain gutters, and Holiday Smash tows suita ments that will have to be made 100 head r roof without overhang. are for additional case load. Space doe! -Unventilated attics. "We are not interested in any Mg sale & --Roof leaks; leaks around way in jeapordizing health care you are lo shower -bathtubcombinations, persons. this North forwelfare -connected kitchen fixtures and laundry Health pal But we are interested in payingon COMBINE pri,,,,,, Host of th rooms.' only what is necessary for the -Failure to use preservativeclient." treated or naturally durable The regulations put emphasis wood where moisture cannot beon utilization and review com- GREEN controlled. mittees at the local level to As a general safeguard againstcheck on whether care prescrib- decay, the structure should beed was reasonable and necessary. Ovid Vestal, 874- Bro Phone 874-2 WHAT THESE CATTLE NEED IS YEAR-ROUND FINANCING *Cash savingsup to30% -plusprepayment of PCA isaleadingsource IVESTOCK interest until date ofuse of extended Credit in ;00p.m. the Central Kansas. Unheard-of savingson new Olivers in the greatest year-end combine sale in Oliver history. Serve yourself a giant combine bargain for Thanksgiving. Or put Butcher h sold $25.75 one under your Christmas tree. Offer ends December 31, 1969. $21.70; wear The cattle tattle. Butch tows and cab 340 lb. wfbu 965 lb. wf bu 415 wf bull 435 lb, hoist 598 lb. wfbu 690 lb. wfbu Re lb. wfst Short term loans, with terminal re -payment notes, just 560 lb. wfbu won't do the job of financing, as so many feeders know. 510 lb.blk A What you need to build a herd and feed a herd is a financing arrangement pointed toa marketing time. This is especially true in private feed lot operations. To compete succetsfully, you must compete also in the money market. V e may have just what you've needed and wanted. For Year -Round Cattle Financing 3 . . . 22dho1V:rkboar94hd.reen In Central Kansas See Us. ice15hdwhifac16hdsorth2Pigs No trader North Salina Central Kansas Production Credit ?Issn. Production Credit Assn. CLAY CENTER 1321 W. Crawford TA 7-4513 301 W. 7th Concordia DURHAM Serving Lincoln. Ottawa; Ells- Serving Jewell. Republic, Wash- SALINA Toburen Impl. Co. worth. Saline. Rice and McPher- ington, Mitchell and Cloud Coun- G & R Impl. Co. son Counties.Fieldmen: Lowell ties. Fieldman: Darwin Houshold- Lindquist Impl. Co. Letourneaux.Salina. TA 7-5906; er, Courtland. Phone FE 5-2592. Wilfred Elliott. White City. MARYSVILLE James Ganson, President Peschel Bros. Impl. Curtis Syring, President Office Phone CH 3-4109 ABILENE Residence - TA 5-0317 Res. Phone CH 3-3597 EMPORIA ' Wissing MotorCo. Arndt Bros. DI 2-5262 ALMA Rbl, Eberwein Garage anSind theschool passed unificatirr: in 1964, be eloseri srnan affect several states before it the people -. only si''s Hold will Kansas. the 3rd district served by Larry December 2, 1969 in thebra Ig,i: ( ikely To Winn Jr. of Overland Park. That vhichwould area, Pennsylvania and Ohio are ( the 4th, served by Garner Shri- ;chool have A ' tate is the district which figures to board anc, each expected to lose two seats ven, Wichita).. to well gain the most in population, ichools close -- Pennsylvania dropping from without s, probably putting it in line with Changes in congressional dist- he Senate a vote pal 27 to 25 and Ohio down to 22 ricts to meet federal require- but the others which range from louse. was kin lye In House from 24. ments that they be substantially : Seats edi' 435,000 (the 1st. served by Keith Other states which figure to Sebelius of Norton) to 453,000 equal in population may be min- which lost one Con- Current predictionsare that loseoneseat,withtheir new imal. Kansas, eachafterthethe 1970 census will fresslonalseat reach aboutnumber, are Illinois 23, Iowa 6, census of1930, 1940 and204 million persons Michigan 18,New York 40, REMINDER Auetiohederal compared to to holditsfive 179 million in 1960.That's a North Dakota 1, Oklahoma 5, 960, figures of Represent- tats inthe House gain of 14%, while Kansasfig-West Virginia 4, Wisconsin 9. LAND AUCTION at 1:00 fres afterthe 1970 census. ures to gain by about 5% in California appears to be the p,m, had eight seats in that time big gainer. It will probably add ional Guard The state - from 2.18 million to Armory from 1890 to 1930, butsome over 2.29 million. sixseats,reflectingclearlyits 400 ACRES he Houseto other states which status as the nation's largest A. KANS. )st seats Nevertheless, the redistribu- rew morerapidly. tion of House seats willlikely state. a rank it gained from New CLOUD COUNTY LAND York during the decade. i(RES Other states which figure to Thursday, December 4, 1969 ,sEast Of gain are Florida, which should Starts 10:30 a.m. Concordia, gain two seats to a total of 14; SALE WILL BE HELD IN YOUTH BUILDING itCto farmland and the following with increases W12 Green City Sale Pavilion GLASCO, KANS. ounty.m of SIVI, of one: Arizona 4, Massachus- Location Of Land: 4 miles east and 21/2 miles north of Glasco insnd &Pasture with etts 13, New Jersey 16, and Tex- 'hip 6, R3, good as 24. Cloud Countyirn. SPECIAL BREEDING COW & Six states will have only one For Descriptions and Tracts Information, ,d acrossthe road See Grass & Grain Nov. 25 Lip 6, R3, Cloudfrom '4 representative after the census: County, BRED HEIFER SALE Alaska, Delaware, Nevada, North id NW% of nsas. Sec. 18, Townsli4 Dakota, Vermont, and Wyoming. Sawhill Brothers, Owners Kansas'five congressmen For Additional Information Contact: Good Allotment SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13 Acres have an average 436,000 in each Rowland Real Estate Agency, Great Bend, Kansas All Day Sale Starting Promptly at 11 districtaccordingto1960cen- Phones: 316 7924197 & 316 793.8257 in Estate, Owners a.m. sus figures. The smallest of the Gerald Zimmer Real Estate, Beloit, Kansas, Phone 738.2010 Broker, Clyde, districts based on 1960 figures is & Salesman, Kansas or InformationConcordia 2100 HEAD INCLUDING We Always Sell For Less 1000 Choice Angus 2 -year -old Bred Heifers, calfhood vac- cinated & Preg. tested. 300 Choice Hereford 2 -year -old bred heifers. calfhood vac- cinated & Preg. tested 500 Young Angus & Hereford cows. ( Some with calves A complete line of building materials, at side) lash 200 Head cows.All ages & breeds, including some thin pre -finished paneling, builders hardware, cows suitable for stock fields 100 head registered Angus cows & 2-yr.-old bred heifers Space does not permit individual listings. This will be a doors- big sale & we will have any class of young breeding stock dimension lumber-plywood-floor tile- you are looking for. These cows consigned byfanners of this North Missouri area. Everything for contractor, farmer & "do-it-yourselfer" Health papers will be furnished by the consignors. Most of the young cows & bred heifers will be preg. tested Your light planes can land at Green City Airport ALL NECESSARY MATERIALS TO REBUILD LUNCH ROOM OPEN ALL DAY Price OR BUILD POLE BARNS, SHEDS, OUTBUILDINGS GREEN CITY AUCTION COMPANY For more information, contact Always come to Morrison's for the best values. GREEN CITY, MO. %" Particle Board. Reg. 4.16 Ovid Vestal, 874-2405 Lawrence Couch, 874-2875 Karl Boehner, 874-3155 Corrugated metal sq. ft. .995 $2.56 Barn Phone 874-2090 Auctioneers: Don Albertson and Willard Dean Page Slightly damaged 2x4 - 2x6 dimension lumber, board ft. - 10c Y4" 2x4 sanded plywood each 49c 1/2" 4x8 Particle Board. Reg. 3.52 %" 4x8 CD sheeting plywood $2.56 30% Slightly damaged $1.95 2x4 8'studs, each 53e of LIVESTOCK' AUCTION fuse PANELING BLANKETS (while they last) The Punishment Panel 100% Virgin Acrylic 1:00 p.m. $3.19 q-itest year-end (by Georgia-Pacific) & Thermal Weaves 4x8 Vinyl. Covered Oak reg. 9.99 to 10.99 First time offered at this low price. $4.95 Each hanksgiving. Or put Butcher hogs sold stronger this week. Bulk of the butchers Limited time only. Don't miss this bargain sold $25.75to $25.90 with a top of $25.90. Sows $20.55 to ,cember31, 1969. $21.70; weaning pigs $17.00 to $28.75. BEDDING The cattle market showeda good demand for all classes of 100% COTTON PERCALE SHEETS cattle. 4x7 Lauan Panels $3.19 Butcher bulls $21.60 to $23.10; cows $17.40 to $20.30; - King, flat or fitted (Reg. 5.75)....j$3,95 cows and calves $268.00 to $320.00. Choice of 4 colors Queen, fitted. (Reg.4.27) $2.95 340 lb. wf bull 36.00 500 lb. wf str 32.40 Wiwatop, 365 lb. wf bull 34.25 556 lb. blk bull 32.50 415 wf bull 812 lb. hfr 25.90 Extra Special for Xmas - FENCE CHARGERS - Solid State, 110V 33.30 NATIONALLY -KNOWN BRAND 435 lb. hoist str 25.40 380 lb. bwf hfr 30.00 3800 total volt output. will handle 3 miles 598 lb. wf bull 28.10 410 lb. wf hfr 29.20 offence. Reg. $38.95 SALE $24.95 and $19.95 690 lb. wf bull 25.90 425 lb. wf hfr 29.20 Recliners 800 lb. wf str 29.55 400 lb. wf hfr 28.25 550 lb. wf bull 500 lb. wf hfr 28.00 Men's1 -Piece Insulated 28.00 & Recliner Rockers UNION SUITS - 100% Combed Cotton 510 lb. blk Ang.str 32.10 CLOTH OR VINYL COVERED Don't Wait - They Won'tlast ($5.49 Value) CONSIGNMENTS Regularly Selling 3 pr. $9.95 For Wed., Dec. 3 - More by Sale Day At Stores - 89.95. 129.95 22 hd choicesteers and heifers - 400 lbs. AT MORRISON'S Reg. 11.97 7.95 15 hd whifacesteers and heifers 450-500. While They Last MEN'S WORK SHOES 16 hd shorthorn Reg. 13.97 22 pigs LACED BOOTS 1 York boar 4995 8.95 34 hd. greenchoice steers 550-600. No trader cattle." 1320 WATT ELECTRIC HEATERS Your Choice Reg. 9.77 FOR SALE Scotch Pine Christmas Trees while they last. Sale 6.95 Largest Supply of Building MaterialsIn Central Kansas. KCNK \ tic 1 ittitee rs WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! or info. ttr estimate, MON.-WED.-FRI. R I.M,ASS[ 101 V% kl.Kf 6:45 R ( II 31714 Barn 24 3-11174 R01.1.11. 1.1(;ASS1. Hon; 243-1674 Wa a hmoi DURHAM (II 32215 Imp', Co MORRISON Your Discount Building Supply Headquarters ABILENE TA -a001 KANSAS 724 North 13th SALINA, KANSAS Motor Wising .111111111111011M. 1. Wheatgrowers Ask 'Drastic' Tax Changes 22 Grass & Gram FARMS December 2,1969 DODGE CITY - The Kansas The stand against state taxesof demanding 60 percent state wheat as a livestock feed, a pro- support for elementary and sec-ject they were told is underway Association of Wheat Growers has become traditional with aiding has called on the 1970 Legisla-farm groups the past several ondary schools to come from in-at Fort Hays Branch Experi- poor. come taxes. ment Station, KSU. otherthe resolutionsIn ture to make "drastic changes inyears. But the wheat growers The group took issue again growers' annual a the Kansas tax system." went beyond their usual position They also ask for revision of convention the formula for distributing ele-this year with the executive or-last week, KAWG: he ow mentary and secondary state der requiring at least 50 percent Recommendedp of aid, for 25 percent of all sales of Public Law 480 export wheatthe 1965 Food andAgriculture tax residue to be returned to lo-to be shipped in U.S. registry Ackas a farmcontrol progra ABunk Preferred by Urged continuance a r cal tax units to reduce ad valor-ships and all commercial ship- of em taxes and for property tax ments of wheat to Communist Pu Farmers And Livestockmen assessments on all real estate tobloc countries in U.S. ships. lieLaw4 Askedthat 80. agriculture soybean pri p be on the basis of earning abil- Fearing that further inroads grams be administeredon theanti ity. into farmer income may come mer fiscal year ratherthan KAWG called for a "completefrom a 6 percent increase in rail that the freight rates to pay for new roll- be love: review"ofthe International unlimitedm Grains Arrangement (IGA) be- ing stock, KAWG recommendedratefarming. ahi 41e1, many cause, of the "policy of price -cutthat payment for new equipment Proposed plant come from public funds ratherwheat heads in addition of ting competition" being followed tpleilerber:brrte.ahttlessrinl; than a rateincrease passed words "The Wheat to by signatory nations. Tradition- State"Oil ally, KAWG has favored the IGAalong to consumers. Kansas auto licenseplates. and proposed its approval by In one other reversal of stance, supported use ofa limit KAWG recommended that all land retirement program are sev the Senate less than two years is a ere ago. food stamp, school lunch and means to accomplish equity unexpected In another move toward mar- Soil Conservation Service and agricultural income.minechodmede. t3e1rirle.Tpb etvovsnli. Forestry programs he retained ensixo%corpt ket development, KAWG asks in- ia°deebi of a national agribusiness tio .artainp,ncobi tensive and comprehensive re- as part of the U.S. Department con search by Kansas State Univer-of Agriculture. In earlier years,cil including farm organizedo sity on commodity marketing inthe group advocated a separa- processors, business organ'za. hopes of bettering farm incomes.tion of expenditUres so agricul-tions and others topromot The growers asked, too, for ex-ture's cost to government wouldbetter joint public relationsa pandedresearch on useof not be mixed with the cost of gram for agriculture. y 32 ns usuall SHOP AND This will 1 COMPARE! are expect JU All contact: DE A" ROWA VER YOU'LL SEE WHY GOING ORANGE IS GOING GREAT! COMPARE POWER-Power gets the big play these days ...and rightly so. Be sure to get the power you need for peak seasons... nowand in the near future. COMPARE PERFORMANCE-Ask your neighbors about the performance of the tractors you're considering...and ask the dealer to demonstrate them. COMPARE APPEARANCE-Not important? Then you probably won't paint fw I I F:oNri dge your barn this year ... orfix the dent in the car fender, either. ba tu9N:13:1111 COMPARE COMFORT-You're probably farmingmore acres these days, and patrfillield Meui . spending longer hours in the field. That makes comfortmore important .. and trg:ntin:tii2;01:11:404ea nsrYpt with its super -soft ride, Allis-Chalmers scores again. Idelhoronvil SChalmers COMPARE COST-You may thinkthisismost important, and theAllis- Chalmers price will compare withany. But over the life of a tractor, price doesn't mean much if you don't get all the above featuresyou want and need. Deere2x1 Shop around. . . .. compare . then call us and tell us when to deliver your wow new Allis-Chalmers. or & 2-t E,v(1,12 ,x14 Plow 1Lea 4bat 04'1"`"Y Deere 35 PAY NO INTEREST- erkliDeere 18' Until March 1, 1,711 - Yen can bey Isar Mad sen 12' d tractors i combines With interesI4ree on balsam A eYllarris loadeYr ergUsc row -Iv plan MARYSVILLE tide°Peners, WASHINGTON COUNCIL GROVE isetattfachrne Marysville MachineryCo. Hinkle Implement Co. Patterson ImpL Co. WAMEGO 5% WATERVILLE HERINGTON Meinhardt Farm Eqpt. Ca it ON CERTIFICATES OF ' 60 .5. DEPOSIT Waterville Motors Lockard Implement mounted ALTA VISTA ABILENE MINNEAPOLIS 'Buchman Farm Supply Wright Implement Co. Minneapolis LumberCO Junction City, Kans. TOPEKA - East US 24 CLAY CENTER PAXICO Hem sake & service Circle -T Impl. Eddies Servile burr Scht 22 Gress &Grii December 2,1969FARMERS OUTLOOK The European rapeseedcrop isranch, stated that private treaty`to bring a sack lunch. also short, and bad weatherhas sales had reduced the herd to an aiding L.H. Simerl From the Whitehair farm, the thepoor. delayed the harvesting and ship-extent that they do not have en-tour moves to the. Robert Luthi Inother ment of the large Canadiancrop. ough animals for a production grovvers' resolutio farm near Enterprise at 10:25 annual While these conditions helped sale. am; then to the Keith Long farm lastweek, conveyconventi.: raise the prices of soybean oil KA VVG: 2 miles east of Detroit at 11, Recomrnende owSoybean from July to early November, and the American Legion hall in the 1965 sub, they provide no assurance that Chapman at noon. Ackas Food andsAk- a farm prices will advance- or even Dickinson Co. In the afternoon at 1:15 pm, control hold at recent levels. This p was the tour will visit the Bill Mc- lie LawUrged Continuance arket Prospered illustrated by the mid -November Beef Tour Laughlin farm 8 miles east of 480. price declines. Askedsloe prices have held up10.7 pounds of oil. Enterprise, then on to the Carl that Soybean grams agrieuh than was expected The principal reason forthe Part of this year's increase inTomorrow Lindahl farm 3 miles east of En- mer fiscal uch better oil value has been offset by low- year thisyear. Last March, rise in soybean oil pricesseems ABILENE - The annual Dick-terprise at 2. calendar rat rlier announcement was to be a shortage of competitive er prices for meal.During theinson County beef tour will be- year. hen the fats and oils in foreign first three weeks of November, Opposed ade thatthe price -support level coun- gin at 9:30 a.m. Dec. 3 at the ratefarming. unlimited lowered by 30 cents atries. A recent report by the soybean meal prices averaged Paul and Dick Whitehair farm CONSIGNMENT ould be about $69.50 a ton Proposed people believed USDA shows that the upward - $4 less than34 mile east of Abilene on old use of shel, many a year earlier. A bushel of soy- wheat heads a am market price would trend in the production of fats US 40. in addition at the beans yields about 47.7 pounds words "The to similar amount. So and oils outside the U.S. was in- AUCTION Wheat p by a of meal, so 42 bushels Dickinson County agricultural Kansas State have beenterrupted in 1969. During the are re- auto license however, prices quired to produce a ton. Thus, agent Tom Orwig says the tour supported plat ly about 10cents lower than1964-68 period, productionin- will stress cattle, equipment and SAT., DEC. 6 use of the decline in the price of meal a creased at an average rate of 3.6 land retirement tyear. ideas. 12:30 Noon program was equivalent toa drop of means to a several reasons for percent per year. But in 1969, A variety of equipment and se- accomplish There are about 10 cents a bushel forsoy- at 601 South 5th St. agricultural equity unexpected strength in soy -production decreased by 1 per- veral types of cattle will be MANHATTAN, KANS. income. The most apparentcent. The largest decrease was inbeans - much less than wasex- Recommended n prices. pected earlier. shown. Consignments of merchandise of a national orga is an increasein the price ofthe output of peanut oil. There Dr. Keith Zoeliner, extension agribusine Farmers will have considerable accepted until 11:00 a.m. Dec. 6. cil including ybean oil. Inearly November,were short peanut crops in sev- livestock specialist, will answer Sale Will Be Held Inside farm control over soybean prices dur- processors, organ' prices were around11.5 centseral countries during 1968. questions and discuss high mois- HENRY BARNARD, MGR. business ing the remainder of the 1969-70 org Manhattan 778-5893 or 494-2520 - - 3 cents higher than More recently, there have been ture grain feeding at the noon tions andothers to pound marketing year. They will influ- Or Auctioneer Bob Wilson better joint promoyear before.This upped the reports of short supplies of oth- stop. Those attending are asked Phone 778-3424 or 494-2552 public relation bushel of soy-er oil -producing materials. The ence prices by their decisions to gram for agriculture. e of oil per sell beans or to put them under ns by 32cents. A bushel of1969 Russian sunflowerseedcrop yields about is reported to be a small price -support loans. ybeans usually one. The 1969 crop was estimated at Wednesday 1090 million bushels in early No- vember. This amount probably SELLING HORSES exceeds domestic needs and ex- AUCTION ports by 50 to 75 million bush- DECEMBER 3 els. But farmers are expected to On Consignment put this excess - and more - SALE LND under price -support loans. If this Starts 10:30 a.m. Friday Night happens, the market price will Lunch Served go up enough that farmers will Due to the death of my husband,I will hold a clean sweep redeem the amount of beans farm sale at the farm located 8miles east of Manhattanon December 5 needed to meet domestic and Hwy. 18 to Zeandale, then 1/2 milenorth, then V2 mile east. STARTS 7:30 p.m. foreign requirements. Soybean prices will also he in- 1962 John Deere F145 5-14 This will be our final horse sale of the year, and we fluenced by new developments Farm Machinery semi-mtd. plow RE! 1965 Ford ','!T pickup John Deere 16-5 wheel disk are expecting a large turnout of buyers. affecting the supplies of the 1961 John Deere 4010 dieselJohn Deere 28' springtooth At The J.C. Livestock Sale Barn many products that compete tractor harrow, 3 pt., foldup wings with soybean oil and soybean Set of dual wheels for 4010 1968 C-itury weed sprayer JUNCTION CITY, KANS. meal in the world markets. 1959 M&M 5 Star tractor, pro- with 6 row booms, 150 gal. L. H. Simerl pane tank, mounted All Kinds Of Horses Will Sell Univ. of Illinois 1952 M&M Z -Atractor,pro-1963 Olark Flex -O -Tine 15' For Consignments pane harrow And Special Information 1962 John Deere No. 55 com-Goteher 14' anhydrous fertiliz- contact: bine, 14' cut, with corn head er with 100 gal. tank, mtd. Gehl field cutter with 2 row100 gal. anhydrous tank DUANE GUGLER, Woodbine, Phone 2:57-3285 & 1 row attachments John Deere No. 494 4 row HOWARD LANGVARDT, Upland, Phone 238-8212 No Price Angus Roll -O -Cone for 14' cutter bar planter with fertilizer boxes VERN LANGVARDT, Upland, Phone 238-8211 Complete line of farm machinery, mostly late model and in Sale This Year good condition. Also selling shop equipment, many miscel- Or Call J.C. Sale Bars - CE 8-1471 READING --- After 10 consec- laneous pieces - Some household goods. utive annual production sales, the Price Angus Ranch this For Full Listings See Grass & Grain Nov. 25 year will not have their Decem- Saturday ber sale. Ben Price Jr., who with MRS. LAWRENCE WINS, Owner his wifeRuthoperates the Aucts: Glen Applegate Clerk: AUCTION and Lawrence Welter Harold Carlson DEC. 6 1MIMMIMIMMIP SALE Wednesday 3E IS GOING GREAT! Starts 12:00 Noon AUCTION Lunch Served DECEMBER 10 the big play thesedays I will sell at publicauction at theplace N Wedge of Diller, Nebr. Diller, Nebraska. ak seasons ... nowand SALE A -C Model 70 Series 3 -bot- Starts 1:00 p.m. the performanceof the Farm Machinery tom mounted plow 1950 Ferguson A -C 2 btm. pull type plow Having sold the farm and quitting farming I will sell at rate them. tractor AC mounted dirt scoop public auction on the farm located 5 north of Clay Center on probably won'tpaint 944 Ford 9Ntractor IH 16' springtooth harrow Ferg. rotarymoldboard lister24' 4 -section harrow Highway No. 15. 3pt. field cultivator 2 4 -wheel trailers Sylvan elevator,with motor acres thesedays, and 3 pt. 2x14plow John Blue 13 HEAD CALVES 3 4-whl. trailers with flatbeds and fertilizer machine SALE CO., INC. Farm MachineryOld side rake for renairs ore important ... New HlandModel 66 DeLaval single unit milker, Sylvan Grove, Ks. Allis-Chaollmers complete 1960 JD A, gas, roto-matic, POSTS, FEEDER 3 -point 5' combine FRIDAY SALES EACH WEEK power-trol, starter, lights, & MISC. ITEMS 3rtant, andtheAllis. post hole digger CAR - TRUCK - TRAILERS Selling 1000-1500 fresh country fair rubber, good 40 6' steel posts; several John Deere2x14 plow 1949 Ford Y4 ton pickup pric,e stocker and feeder cattle, calves. 1947 IHC H tractor, fully hog panels; Brower metal pig fe of a tractor, John Deere2x16 plow 1931 Model A Ford coupe (in md stock cows each week. equipped, good rubber, goodcreep feeder; a lot metal hog want and need IH 3x16plow running order) Mike Meyer 913.526-3535 s you III 4 -row 1960 John Deere T-14 hay bal-troughs; good 8' stock tank; when to deliveryour & 2 -row Go -Dig 1956 Ford car Micky Meyer *913.526-3225 er, fully equipped, good old stock tank. Ford 2x14plow; weed sprayer8x12 tandem wheel trailer IHC 2x16 plow, on rubber, New Idea 4 2 grain bunks; hay bunks; Kentucky bar side rake 8x12 flat bed trailer good log chains; hog waterer on 12'7" space drill Quinter IHC V-25 7' mower, semi-mt.barrel; used lumber; new and John Deere35 ft. elevator BLACKSMITH EQUIPMENT IHC No. 11 side rake on 36"used we'l pipe, 16'; 300 gal. John Deere18' harrow Little Giant trip hammer LIVESTOCK rubber, good gas barrel, stand, hose & noz- Ferguson12' disc Emery stand with wheel and Oliver 16x8 grain drill on zle; set double trees; propane eY-Harris 7'mower buffer COMM. CO. steel ,tank heater with regulator; bai oil eyr-Ferguson Forney 180 -amp electric Old 12x8 grain drill st-free beisag4 alassloade manure Quinter,Ks. .2 propane bottles & regulator. welder MONDAY SALES EACH WEEK IHC 4 -wheel manure spreader IHC 3-S electric cream sep- AC 4-row planter, Oxygen & acetylene welder, on steel, good row openers, with fur- complete with tanks Selling 1000-1500 fresh country arator: buckets: 100 used ce- cide fert. in insecti- stocker and feeder cattle, calves 9 ft. tandem disc ment blocks; 200 gal. fuel attachment Drill press;electricdrills; And stock cows each week. 3 -sec. drag harrow & evenerbarrel; a few hand tools & AC 4sectionrotary hoe line shaft; 200 lb. anvil; large Jay Meyer 913-754-3354 Weed sprayer, booms. & bar-small items too numerous to COUNCIL A -C 2-row mountedcornpickerforge with blower;small rels, tractor mounted GRI:10P A -C 2row mounted forge with blower, and other mention. Patterson AC lister 3 -section drag harrow & even- growmounted cultivatortools and supplies. Meyer Stocker Feeder er HOUSEHOLD GOODS jCo AC Model HOUSEHOLD GOODS Old 8' straight disc ._,GirtlenotCh Mounted60 Series 3 -bottom Order Buying Service 8' refrigerator; gas range; plow MISCELLANEOUS Featuring Cattle Direct 10' dump rake table & chairs; kitchen cabin- 1Aclian' From The Country Wheat .Belt pipe type 14' hayet; other few misc. items. ifiNNEAPOLITS fa Terms: Cash Mike Meyer, Sylvan Grove, Ks. TERMS: CASH dinneoPal Micky Meyer, Sylvan Grove William Kisling Jay Meyer, Quinter, Ks. ?AX100 Diller, Nebraska- Phone 793-3098 Hector Girard, Owner FA& Fairbury StateBank. Clerk, Fairbury, Nebr. Auct.: Foster Kretz, Clay Center Clerk:: Bill Rankin, Schultis & Son& Wolken, Auctioneers Phone Morganville WA 6.4422 Clay Center absorbing crash energy upon im-pass the crash shock on to the Safety From Rubberized Bumpers? pact, just as steel springs absorbcar occupants will not be accept- December 2,1969 energy when pressed upon. able, Feaheny said. Improved bumpers that willnot match up in different mod- Feaheny said if such systems reduce collision damage and re-els so that one car's bumper was SOMEONE TAKES 25 pigs, weighing40 to 50 proved feasible they might be Schmidt estimated you pair costs are being designed, likely tohit another car'stailavailable on the 1974 models PIGS FROM LEHIGH LOT the loss and may be on cars in two years,lights instead of its bumper, and LEHIGH - Someone stole 25$575. There weretire tracks according to an official of the and might protect cars from a gate left open. There that rather than absorbing crashdamage in 10 -mile -per -hour bar-pigs from Willard Schmidt's we Ford Motor Company. energy -a bumper's purpose - feedlot west of here. He said pigs in the lotfrom Which rier crashes, equivalent to a 20 - 25 were stolen. But the public will not save they allowed it to be passed onmile -an -hour crash into anotherthey were mostly York -cross any money unless insurance to the car. car. companies cut rates. If they do Detroit's engineers do not dis- Independent inventors have MR. HOG FEEDER: not pass on the savings being en-agree. Thomas J. Feaheny, a demonstrated such energy ab- gineered in Detroit, the new Ford chief systems engineer, sorbing mountings, but Ford bumpers may add to a buyer's said bumper design had moved thinks theystillneed much total cost. up on the Ford prioritylist. study and work. SAVE $7 Some insurancecompany wit-Three moves are underway at Among the problems, even nesses in recent congressional Ford, he said. with the rubberized bumper,is Per Ton On Your Feed hearings criticized the automo- Beginning with the 1972 modelappearance. They do not look bile industry for the lack of pro-year, Ford's new body shells willgood, and, because of the added BOOK 10 TONS OR MORE tection from bumpers and high be designed with bumpers of amaterials and redesign, they will repair costs. more uniform height, so they cost more. Ask A KEY Dealer Or Call They said the bumpers were will be more likely to match up The Pontiac and Chevrolet di- largely decorative; that they didagainst the bumpers of other visions of the General Motors cars. This will mean less grilleCorporation have put rubberized BEATRICE and rear -end damage. bumpers on a few models for KEY MILLING CO. Second, a "high -flex" rubberiz-several years, and the Chrysler Clay Center, Kans. ed bumper is under developmentCorporation is offering a few and may be ready for 1972, too.for 1970. This bumper is a steel frame "No' wrapped in a rubber compound. Ford plans a similar type of The rubber is porous and in arubberized bumper for some how 77 sense air -filled, Feaheny said. 1971 Mustang models, but this is basically a styling change, and PRODUCTION SALE LIVESTOCK SALES Such a bumper could absorb the company will not claim ma- some crash energy, just as a rub- AND THE DISPERSION OFTHE ber ball absorbs energy when jor improvements in damage 2 miles north of Beatrice, Nebr. protection. squeezed. A. R Schlickau Estate Present steel bumpers are said But the main purpose here is Monday -Cattle to protect cars from damage instyling the bumpers are Wednesday a 2.8 -mile -per -hour barrier crash,painted the color of the car body -Hogs the equivalent of hitting another and while they do absorb mi- SAT., DEC. 6-10:30am. - Lunt Cattle 11:30 a.m.Hogs 11 am. car at 5.6 miles per hour. But innor dents, insurance companies We had another large cattle higher speed accidents, fenders say thereis not enough differ- sale last week, selling on an or hoods are crumpled. The rub-ence yet to justify a rate cut. 80 BULLS 140 FEMALES active market. Baby calves $25 berized bumper would he aimed There also may be a safety Serviceable Age Cows with calves at foot, and to $50.00 with BWF bull calf at' at preventing damage up toaproblem. The crumpling of metal bred and open heifers. Conti: $102.00, 3 Blk hfrs $90.00, 2 Hol 5 -mile -an -hour barrier crash, theabsorbs car crash energy that FEATURING THE GET & SERVICE OF: bulls$91.00.Shellycanner & Due to Ford official said. may make a vehicle safer for a TEX REAL ONWARD 178; LIC ONWARD 51st. shop and cutter cows 17.00 to 19.00 with The third move is the develop-rider in an accident. The crash and other Schlickau herd sires located 319 commercial & utility cows 19.00 ment Off energy -absorbing bump-energy is expended in crumpling If you are looking for cattle with a little more size, to a top of 20.10. 1 Holstein milk metal. cow $300.00. Bulls to 25.50. Some er mountings. These could he bone and ruggedness, be with. us Sat., Dec. 6. We are selling sales include: bumpers extending somewhat Thus a rigid structure that our first in class Heifer at Phoenix and Champion Female would resist body damage but at Denver, Amarillo and Fort Worth, along with other out- prof( 11 WF strs weight 362 at 37.60 from the car with the mountings standing bloodlines. 14 WF hfrs weight 391 at 33.30 F 18 WF strs weight 443 at 36.60 FREE DELIVERY on the purchase of Four Lots or More, 10 WF bulls weight 416 at 37.001 Thursday to One Address. 10 BWF strs weight 555 at 30.40: 10 BWF hfrs weight 476 at 28.25 15 BWF strs weight 426 at 35.10 Aunts: Fost AUCTION Clay Center 17 BWF hfrs weight 392 at 31..60 DECEMBER 11 For further details and your 2 Hol cows weight 1200 at 20(.10 copy of our catalog, contact: 1 Rn cow weight 1205 at 20.00 GEORGE SCHUCKAU CHLICKAU 1 Hol cow weight 1595 at 19.90 Haven, Kansas 67543 SALE Starts 12:00 Noon Phone 465-7749 HEREFORDS 1 Gur cow weight 1245 at 19.23 or 1 WF bull weight 1725 at 25.M Lunch Served HARRY SCHUCKAU 1 WF bull weight 1620 at 25.101 Argonio, Kansas 67543 HAVEN As we are cutting down our farm operation, I will sell at Phone 478-2392 1 Hal bull weight 1765 at 24.901 the place 21/2 miles east of John Deere, Fairbury, Nebr.; or 11/2 KANSAS 9 WF hfrs weight 720 at 27.45 miles south of Jansen, Nebr. and 21/4 miles west. 7 WF hfrs weight 369 at33.501 6 WF bulls wtight 3S7 at 35.25 Kewanee 3 -sec. harrow Farm Machinery Grain-O-Vator auger wagon, 6 WF hfrs weight 409 at 30.75 1968 Massey Ferguson 410, 14' 100 bushel Kansas offers its best Angus 7 WF strs weight 612 at 31.70 combine, with cab,mil° Kelly Ryan elevator, with 6 WF hfrs weight 563 at 27.20. guards & hail guards. speed jack, 40' 6 Hol strs weight 580 at 26.80 1965 Massey -Ferguson180 Due Dump rake following 9 WF strs weight 540 at 32.00 diesel tractor(1082 hours)Soil Surgeon, 3 pt. inShow & Sale de 8 Mix strs weight 878 at 23.00 1967 II -IC 8x20 grain drill, Blackhawk side delivery rake (REGISTERED ANGUS) Centralia,K with press wheels 3 point rear end blade 3 WF hfrs weight 500 at 36.251 1962 Kewanee wheel disc, 2 -row stalk cutter, 3 pt. State Fairgrounds 4 Hol strs weight 621at 25.09. 13, 5" 3 point post hole digger Ma 8 WF strs weight 488at.36.09 IHC 55 with hay baler. IHC motor 4-whl. trailer; 2 whl. trailer Y Farman, HOGS Dempster 4 -row planter & 4Hyd. trailer dump jack HUTCHINSON H Farman, We had a large run of hogs extra runners Letz 10" burr mill 238 Wetmore hammer mill 2IHC pull last Wednesday with 210 to 2:10 1962 Dempster 4 -row cultiva- FRI., DEC. 12 - Sho t tor Dehorning chute & clippers 2& 3 lb.butchers at 26.25 to 27.80. Clipper fanning mill Graham Ho 240 to 280 lbs 24.50 to 26.25, 280 LKO cultivator SAT., DEC. 13 -Sal 1962 Ford 5 -bottom plow, 14" BUILDINGS ew Idea 7' lbs & over 23.00 to 24.50. Light Ford 3 bottom plow, 14" 20x24 double Barge IlasseY Fer sows 22.50 to 24.00 with heavier 1968 JD rotary hoe, 4 sec, 3 pt20x8 granary cry rake weights 20.50 to 22.50. Slaught- Ford 12' springtooth New Hollan HAY & STRAW - 160 bales ¶ 154/ Alvah Kama( baler er boars 18.00 to 18.50. Cutting New Idea 12' fert. spreader prairie hay: 100 bales straw lrotu boar to 20.50, 3 black boars $100 Ford 7' mower MISCELLANEOUS- Dozens r Orgy ea., Ford 7' mower of items needed on farms. A, TM Spring shan 1 Harnp boar at $59.00. Rigidshank Feeder pig sales include: This is an extra clean sale. All machinery has been shedded plow, 3 and 12 Noon rortable 19 mixed pigs at 18.75. 46 whit( ready to go to the field. Be sure to attend. Show starts 9a.m. - Sale Starts portableloa pigs at 19.75, 22 white pigs at ,dehormm, 22.25,12 white pigs at 17.75. Terms: Cash +Seer harh BARN PHONE. Earl Carstens, Owner r Rear 223-3571 Fairbury, Nebraska - Phone 729-5987 40 Bulls Femal mount 29 nure load CLARENCE TEGTMEIER Clerk: State Bank of Jansen, Nebr. er; Burchard 8654521 DELMER JURGENS Auctioneers: Harold R. Siegel & Irvin Schultis 69 Head Show--69 HeadSell Bro,gai.S. corn .gas Wymore 645-3493 Livestock, Real Estate & General Farm Sales wagons;21), JR. MINIM 1528 F Street, Fairbury, Nebr.- Phone 729-3651 ens for Beatrice 228-0757 1109 K Street, Fairbury, Nebr.- Phone 729-2435 ANGUS SELECTED FROM20 wheeltrailei 195,3 tOn Annual Sale Wedn., Dec. 10- 12:30 Noon at Council Grove "hgrair, KANSAS REGISTERED HERDS rack.Lovv' 60 head of Real Silver Domino, Colorado Domino 2S females - our entire 1967 fan replacement To uphold the prestige of this annualevent. 9?2 Ford/ and Regent bred cattle from sires that average heifer crop bred to JPC Tex Onward 24,one w rnilea over 2,100 lbs. Angus From Past. Futurities of the greatest sons of America's leading she -Wide TEX ADV ONWARD 3 Have Gone To Breeders Nation 12 head 35 bulb -serviceage, weig available cows of A 3 t are au MOXLEY & SONS KANSAS ANGUSFUTURITY side° 7 Years, Market topping lierehed WA, forow 3 Days ofAngusEvents HALL - TOM - MORON C1118618111111 .-fanners and readier;- 9 RearelwinPt prows the merit of our 44 year cow December 11-12 and 13 Reife '6' 0 airociive broodie. program. ittg CbiniCii. GROVE, KANSAS66846 For Catalog and other information,contact: -08 1 JIM HLADIK, Sec-fieldman, Kansas AngusAswelati°11 Mweree_115/71,43711 Bulder, Kansas 67522 Phone316-543-2564 To ze rt- December Pigs, Schmidt°"ing- 40t° COWPOKES ly Ace Reid Cattle Feed December 2, 1969 25 Out Of Masonite Waste $575.There et,mirnateer d 't can vary according to the area of a gate Kansas State University scien-column and gas -liquid chroma- left tists are trying to turn a formertography. These are means of production,"said Dr. Meyer. Pigs in thpe "Starting with samples from 5 Were stoleln°.t hornartt pollutant into a better cattle identifying components of a feed. complex mixture. Mississippi and California, we THE LON GHO Masonex, a byproduct of the "I'm fascinated by the idea ofwill do lab work testing the val- Masonite process of producing- ue of different Masonex syrups G this research because it has both FEEDER: hardboard, was at one time theoretical and applied applica-as a nutrier.t source. Later we dumped by manufacturers as ation. One interesting feature willwill be screening fractions sep- waste product. Now Masonite be to determine the proprties ofarated by Dr L.ineback. E $7 Corporation has granted to K - Masonex which may have unus- "We want to find how the mi- State more than $33,000 for re-ual effects on its utilization." crobes in the rumen utilize Ma- search on Masonex as a cattle "The composition of Masonexsonex and fractional carbohy- n YourFeed feed. drates of Masonex." Itis already available to cat- ONSOR tle raisers as a livestock feed MORE and is used in the same manner Saturday DealerOr (all as cane molasses. The study at K -Stateis an attempt to im- prove its nutritional value while AUCTION LING reducing or eliminating any DEC. 13 CO. detrimental qualities. nter, Kam. A wood syrup, Masonex is sim- SALE Starts 10:30 a.m. ilar in consistency to blackstrap molasses. Previously considered Lunch Served "Now, Maw, Ilist finished tellin them ole boys a waste with no practical use, its INSIDE AUCTION - We will sell the following bottles, jars, further potential as a food for and other at BELOIT, KANSAS in the building at the junction how sweet, tender and understandin' you were, ruminants is being investigated of Highways 14 and 24 ION SALE then you made a liar out of me!" this year at K -State. ley Gen. Dr. David R. Lineback, carbo- Jars Many of the bottles are with- ERSIONOF THE out names, but have Marks. hydrate chemist and associate Lightning - amber, silicon, Many have turned lor. professor of grain science and Schram, Wan -eta, Acme, - There are also three -Piece ilickauEstate Thursday industry,isutilizing $28,400 ov- Economy, Knox, Atlas - mold bottles. Some of the er a three year period to study Good Luck,Pine Deluxe, jars are dated. This coltection Brockway, Genuine, Queen, consists of about 1000 jars the amount and types of sugars Old Judge, Drey. and bottles. These jars range 10:30am. -lei AUCTION DECEMBER 4 present in the syrup. Economy wide mouth within size from IA pint to 1 gal. Dr. Ronel Meyer, research as- clip,Swayzees, Mason- Mal- sociate in the dairy science de- tese Cross, Mason, Ball, Cof- Starts 9:30 a.m. feeville, Mason stone screw Money 140 FEMAIE SALE partment, will use $5000 in lab top, USavit, Root. I work determining the value of BILLS - $1 1963A K mint; Cows with calves Sale Inside $5 1963.A K mint; 19 II G at foot Lunch Served the product as a nutrient source mint without In God e bred andopenheifers. Bottles Continuation of sale Friday, Dec. 5if for cattle. Trust; $10 1950B G & 1* ,ID J ;ET & SERVICE necessary WHISKEY - Singer Broth-mint, these and all rem.ining OF: Due to health I am quitting my blacksmith and welding "Masonex is very rich in car- ers; W. R. Riley;George bills without In God We Iust 178; MC ONWARDlist byhydrates," said Lineback, but Washington; shop and will sell at public auction my equipment at theshop Old Quaker; $20 1928 10 mint; 1934A G lickau herd sires located 319 Grant St. in Clay Center, Kansas. we don't know in what form Paul Masson;Philadelphia;mint; 1950 G mint; 1950A H; these sugars are present. To Old Granddad; Bobbie Burns;1950C J; 1950D J.$50 IMOD cattle with a littlemore Black Gold; Taylor Williams;K mint; $100 1934B J mint; us Sat., Dec. 6. We are sell' identify these we will use paper, Three Feathers; Beam; El-1950A J mint. - Also $2 bills Phoenix and ChampionFe Hundreds of items in farm and ephant; Executive. and silver certificates. t Worth, along with other MEDICINE - e: professional machine & welding shops Dr. Pearce COINS - Liberty BUY-SELL Golden Medical Discovery; Walking Liberty halves;965- For Full Listings See Grass & Grain Nov. 25 Dr. Baker; Dr. Baker Turkish69 uncirculated pennies; 967- Irchase of Four Lots or 3l Liniment; Henry Wanpole; 68 Kennedy halves;silver Address. TRADE Bitters; AMO for Pain; Dr.quarters & dimes; 1969 proof Peters Blood Vitalizer; Dr. set. Clifford Rundle Owner SBH/CPR; JGB Siegert & DISHES - Carnival glass; Alias: Foster Kretz Auction Service Clerk: ITnion State Son; California Fig Syrup. milk glass; cut glass; press Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6.4422 Bank, Clay Center Antiques, coins guns, stamps, Many With Labels cut glass;depression glaSs, SODA WATER - Salina Bot-plink & green. There will be books, war relics, gold, silver, tling Works; Independence many pieces of glassware. CHLICKAU clocks, swords, trunks, hel- Bottler;Pluto;Superior; Lambert Bottlers;Joseph OTHER - Edison Victrola, HEREFORDS mets, and currency. Odd & Vaccaro; Excelsior Springs; console style;square oak Sunday curious and anything else Dr. Pepper. table; wall telephones;insti- HAVEN collectable. BEER - Yoerg Brew. Co.; lators: Hemmgray dated 1898, Jacob Ruppert; Story; Eaglegreen with star design, & KANSAS Rum; Muehlebach; Keeley. porcelain. Many ink, perfume, WINE - AB; ABGM; WF/Gmilk glass, candy (radios, DECEMBER 7 Milwaukee; SB/G; H/A Gil-terns) bottles, 5 gal. jugs. its best Angus TREASURE CHEST Starts 11:00 a.m. DOUGLAS BRADSHAW Auction Conducted By Thturonel Auction Due to the death of Lloyd 'Shorty' Shaefer, will sell the 308 Poyntz, Manhattan Downs, Kansas Phone 913 - 3735300 Show & Sallfollowing described property at the farm located 3mi. west of (REGISTERED AMU Centralia. Kans., then 3 miles south and 3/4west. HAY & FEED State Fairgrounds 5000 bales alfalfa hay, 1st, 2nd Machinery & 3rd cuttings LAND AUCTION M Farmall, good condition Some 2 year old hay HUTCHINSON H Farmall, good condition 800 bu. ear corn 238 IHC cultivator SHOP TOOLS DEC. 12 S 2 IHC pull type listers Vise, anvil, post drill, wrench RI., IHC 2 & 3 bottomplows es,shovels, forks and. many Graham Hoeme plow other good shop tools. Cora M. Holzwarth Estate Sale ;AT., DEC.13 New Idea 7'mower HOUSEHOLD GOODS Massey Fergusonside deliv- AND ANTIQUES ery rake 8' Coronado deep freeze THURSDAY, DECEMBER4, 1969 New HollandHayliner 68 baler Kitchen range, wood or coal Auld Koho 2 -row Forgy Wood heating stove kirlin, near newWriting desk & bookcase com- 10:00 A.M. Spring shanktiller, 3 pt. bination At the South front door of the Court House' Abilene, Kan- Rigid shankcultivator,3pt. Disk plow, Buffet; library table; cedar sas, there will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder: Portable 3 pt. chest; 2 beds; 2 davenports & Northwest Quarter (NWY4) of Section Eight (8), 12 Noo, loading chute with Sale Starts dehorning gate chairs;2rockingchairs; Township Fifteen (15) South, Range One (1) East - 3 -section harrow Westinghouse refrigerator: of the 6th P.M., Dickinson County, Kansas. 4 -wheel round top oak table; kero- The above -described real estate will be sold at auction to the rubbermanure spreader onsene cook stove; 12 dozen highest bidder. The landlord's share of 1969 crops and A.S.C. Rear fruit jars;2 pipe racks & payments are reserved to seller. Seller will pay the 1969 nure loader;mount blade; IHCma-pipes; several other house- taxes and covenants that all prior taxes are paid. 29Femal post hole auger;hold items;2 20 -gal. stone Records of the A.S.C. office show 155 acres in cultivation 300 gal.gas barrel; 3 Woodsjars; 15 gal. keg; 30 gal. keg. Wheat allotment of 49.8 acres; feed grain base of 70 acres; Bros. cornpickers; 3 iron whl. --69Head,, wagons; 2 MISCELLANEOUS and conserving base of 9 acres. ers for implementswhl. flatbed trail-Lots of old iron and horse The property is subject to tenant's rights of Larry Fel- wheel trailer. or hay; 2 - drawn machinery bush under oral lease for 1970 wheat crop and winter barley 25 railroad ties; Buzz saw; ta- and any crop benefit payments for same with one-third of 10 TRUCK landlord's share to buyer. The possession of land planted to TEDFROM 1953 1%ton Chevrolet truckble saw; 60 bu. hog feeder; with grain Wetmore hammer mill; pow- wheat (50 acres) and winter barley (3 acres) surrendered rack. Lowsides & stock several hog to buyer after harvest in summer of 1970. Possession of HERDS mileage. er take -off; balance of land surrendered to buyer December 31, 1969. STERED 1962 FordFairlane 2 -door, troughs & barrels; 22' bale LOCATION: Farm is located 3W miles west of Holland in annualevent. low mileage elevator; 4" Mayrath grain auger Wheatland Township and 1 mile east of the Saline County FhisainLritiesviidc CAngus 180 hedge posts; 25 corner Line. i'oas"t 12 headof TERMS: Warranty deed and abstract for merchantable title Nation, cows are cows. Thesehedge posts; 17 corner or will be furnished buyer. Buyer to pay 25% down on the day reeders 3 to 7 all registered. Agesbrace posts; several feet of of sale; balance upon delivery of deed and abstract Buyer side years. 3 have calvesatnative lumber 2x4 & 2x6; 2 will be expcted to sign a written contract of purchase at .usFUTviii/int feed tanks. Red cowwith calf at side New stock tanks: 2 feeder the time of sale. 9 Yearlingcalves, steers & tanks; hay bunk; pump jack Any special terms and variations from above will be kngusjIr heifers and motor; granary on skids announced at the time of sale and will supersede or supple- - Reg- Angus ment above information. 1 2 anu bull, 3 years old 10x14. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT ANY OF infonnatww'Too- els. THE FOUL OWING PERSONS: Ano,2s61 Ray Wilson, Real Estate Broker & Auctioneer, Abilene Ks. 1;ne1 316"' E. A.Myers, Administrator John IL Lehman, Executor and Attorney, Abilene, Kansas. Aucts: Toby & coftren Clerk: 1st National Bank,Onager cost of $3.6 million. Recent sub- sidies paid by the department to Grass & Grain exporters have been 16 to 18 30 centsapound. Prices paid by American house- December 2, 1969 wives for broiling chicken last month averaged 42.5 cents a tistics. pound, down a bit from the Aug- Last Januaryconsumers ust average of 44.5 cents, accord- paii 39.1 cents a poundfor their ing to the Bureau of Labor Sta-chicken. IHC DEALER QUITTING BUSINESS Thursday DECEMBER11 Starts 10:00a.m. Sale Indoors Rhudy & Sons, Inc. LINCOLN, KANS. --NO RESERVE- After 48 years of International HarvesterCompany business in Lincoln, Kans., at the same location - we are quitting bus- iness completely. Parts, tools, implements, trucks, etc. Allgo BABYSITTING A CHAROLAIS to the high bidder. Bill Agin is shown here with registered Charolais bull that he is taking care of for George Frisbie welder. of Gypsum. The bull is a show animal and is quite gentle. Agin farms near Gypsum. Several vises;drill & drill Trucks press; bench grinder; Atlas 1969 Model 1600 IHC truck lathe; valve grinder;set of with 900 tires and 171/2' reamers. 45 million tons from 51 millionsidies on exports of chicken to Schwartz hyd.tiltbed & Air compressor; stands to World Wheat tons. Greece, thus escalating the U.S. grain sides, just 7500 mileshold heavy parts of tractors; 1961 Chev. 2 ton truck with connecting rod straightener; Stocks of the seven major ex-chicken war with the European grain & stock racks & hoistM&M dynamometer; timing Price 'Stabilized' porting countries rose by nearlyCommon Market. 1958 Chev. 2 ton truck with light;compression tester; 20 mil'ion tons during 196869 to The announcement was made body & hoist barrel racks. 65 million tons, the council said.by the Agriculture Department, 1962 Chev. pickup Work benches; desks; tool Exporters Say 1965 IHC Model 120 4x4 boards; display stands;bat- The International Wheat Coun- ' On prospects for the next which handles the export sub- pickup tery charger;fans;metal cilsaysit endorses exporter crop year, 1969-70, the council sidy program. 1948 1 ton pickup with grains^u7-1,^rses :chains & boomers countries' views that the worldsaid total area sown to wheat Until now, U.S. exporters have & stock racks & hoist portable grinder; elec. hone; had dropped for the first time beenpaid subsidiesonly on IHC 1% ton winch truck pul ers. market for the grain has now 1948 Chev. 3/4 ton pickup with Office equipment consisting been stabilized and further pricesince 1966-70. Output so far waschicken shipped to Switzerland. duals & flatbed of typewriters, adding ma- READY FC declines aren't expected. lower than in the like 1968-69This was started in 1968 by the chines, etc. Some household )Getting re: period but above the average for re- Machinery goods. ','axwellGam Despite an expected slow solu- Johnson administration as a MH Model 44 tractor tion to the commodity's serious the past five years. It didn't taliationto Common Market 15' Krause V plow New IHC, NH & Gehl parts, tzar in the co give specific figures. But Canadasubsidy policies. mostly 1960 & newer - About tting the tar underlying problems, somein- 16x5 M&M drill $30,000 worth of these parts, crease in world wheat trade inand Asia have had crop increas- Clarence D. Palmby, assistant NewGehlfeed box Also 'ots of used parts & iron Reserve.. es so far during the crop year, NH Model 269 haybine, 9', us- ry havebee the 1969-70 crop year can be an- secretary of agriculture, said the ed very little as demo. Lots & lots of small & large ticipated, the council said in awhile output elsewhere is downsubsidies on chickens to Greece 20C fie'd cutter tools. Many other miscellan- ood samples statement issued after its annualfrom the previous year,the will he "an additional step in SHOP TOOLS & MISC. eous items. this year. conference in London Novembercouncil said. our continuing drive to maintain 2 10 ton hyd. floor jacks This is a large sale with chain fall on A -frame hundreds of items. Rememberiire Tes 24-27. a fair share of the world's mar- Steam cleaner; hyd. press;the sale to be held indoors in The council reported world ket" in the face of heavily sub- manual press;hyd. sleeve pul-Lincoln, Kans., Thurs., Dec. wheat production, except for sidized competition. ler; electric welder; acetylene11 at 10:00 a.m. Ix) Tou U.S. Keeps Up Palmby said the subsidies on mainland China, for the 1968-69 Auctioneers: Bob Perry and Frank Harz liTires certifi( crop year at a record 308 mil- chickens sold to Switzerland also lean ma lion tons, up by 37 million tons Chicken War will continue. from 1967-68. Similarly, world The Nixon administration an- By Nov. 1 nearly 21 million trade in wheat and flour fell tonounced Fridayitwill pay sub-pounds had been subsidized at a tCoffey County Eureka Livestock Market Auction Sale 1 Mason Polled Hereford WEDNESDAY NOON MONDAY 1 p.m. COUNCIL G SA I DISPERSAL Burlington, Kans., Eureka, Kans. EARLY CONSIGNMENTS SPECIAL CONSIGNMENTS SALE FOR WEDN., DEC. 3 OF REGISTEREDCATTLE 55 good to choice wf & blk str & hfr AT OUR REGULAR SALE clvs 350-450. MON. DEC. 8 24 mixed cows. TUES., DEC. 9 50 choice Angus str & hfr clvs 400-450 We have consigned to that sale 37 choice Angus str & hfr clvs 450-550registered Polled Hereford cattle STARTS 11:00 A.M. AT 29 wf yearling strs 600-700. from two consignors: Louis Johnson THE BELLEVILLE SALE BARN 42 good blk & bwf str & hfr clvs and John R. Povemire: We had ; 11 reg. Polled Hereford bulls; one cattle and 3 450-500. selling stead 39 mixed yearling strs 600-700. a 3 yr. old, the others ranging BELLEVILLE, KANSAS 19 yearling feeder hfrs 600-650. from 18 mo. to 2 years. 5 reg. Polled Hereford cows with There will be lots of other cattle, all wfstrs Onat side. classes and some good stock hogs. wf strs 12 reg. Polled Hereford bred hfrs. wf str 15 reg. Polled Hereford open hfrs. SELLING 90 LOTS 4 HERD BULLS MARKET REPORT S hol strs FOR WEDN., NOV. 26 b & bwfstr ALSO CONSIGNED wt.& bfstrs 2 Sons Of Alf Beau Rollo Eleven b & bbf stns The market was steady to 50k higher FOR THIS SALE: bbf strs on all classes of cattle. wf strs 2 Sons Of Beau Modest C 10 registered Angus bulls 18 mos.to Good str clvs @ 33.00-37.00. wf strs Kellwood 6 Two -Year -Old Bulls Good hfr clvs @ 28.00-31.00. 2 yrs old, consigned by Wf strs Cows up 50k. Farms. wistrs The registered cattle willsell hfrs Cutters & utility @ 18.50-20.00. qhfrs 40 Cows With Big Calves AtSide Canners & cutters @ 15.50-18.00 about 2:00 p.m. We are expecting anexceptionally rec.' lifts The hog market was steady to strong. wfhfrs 20 Two -Year -Old Heifers With good sale from our regular runof Fall Calves We have a good demand for yearling you & bbfhfrs feeder steers.If you have some of cattle, and we want to remind that we still have greaterdemand Uste 20 Fancy Yearling Heifers this class you figure to sell, give us a nMonday than we are getting supplyof feeder call ... Herb or Raymond.. and we'll TO LIST This isan outstanding Polled. Herd.. .and this sale come out and look them over for you. yearlings. will enable This does not obligate you. you to make herd improvements BOTH SALES - SAME MANAGEMENT FOR INFORMATION, CONTACT: FOR INFORMATION, CALL -AUCTIONEERS- RAYMOND VAUGHN HERB ROCKHILL JAMES E. MASON GENE WATSON CLYDE, HANS. 66432 and BURLINGTON EUREKA IRVIN SCHULTIS Telephone Cuba, RAILS. 913- 27F4 Home .....3642581 HomeMarketarket.. . M-95499463 N Market la...a...364-9576 30 Gras, k The 120 tests DeCem b sponsored by the 2 government as a checkon com- December 2, 1969 pany -certified safety Grass & Grain compliance . tistics. showed 30 failuresinvolving en- 27 Last j durance, high-speedperforman- nk ance and strength. SALES AS USUAL 39.1centsantlarY a cou-rea,) We got chicken. , pound A spokesman for the tire in- AT WAVERLY, KANS. GROWING dustry immediately countered PAINS that "fragmentary reportson a Every Monday BusIN few early tests can givea very misleading and distorted view of the overall situation." Hogs 1:00 p.m. Cattle Thursd - - "The favorable experience of Hogs first, then cattle as consigned. millions of motoristsover many WE'RE REMODELING years with good, safe tires far Cafe New Rest Room DECEMBE outweighs a few isolated labor- New pens for 1000 more head atory tests," said Ross R. Orms- by, chairman of the Tire Indus- For consignment informition tune WIBW Mondays 6:35 ant. try Safety Council. Starts 10* The government has taken no Waverly Livestock Sale Barn Sale indoors action against any of the four tire manufacturers. Civil penal- LEONARD COMBS, Owner & Auctioneer Home. Phone Lebo 316 256.2921 BARN 913 733-2381 Sons,Inc. ties up to $400,000 can be sought "Our Market Is OurBestAdvertiser" from firms that violate federal 1, KANS. auto safety standards. SERVE- B. F. Goodrich's Silvertown 660 flunked six of 18 tests.The Saturday Lai HarvesterCompany location husi firm's Custom Long Miler, Trail- implements,- we are quitting trucks, maker, Silvertown 770, Silver- AUCTION etc, AD town 990 Radial and Silvertown welder. Wide Profile were found defect DECEMBER 6 Several vises; free in 14 tests. drill & SALE press; bench grinder; lathe; valve A An earlier summary of all lab- Starts 9:30 a.m. reamers. grinder; sell oratory reports to be released on Air compressor; tires showed 6.1 percent failure. A public auction of the personal property of the Georgia hold heavy stands Brooks Estate will be held at the former Mallory IGA building. parts of tract But a 22.7 percent failure rate The following items will be sold to the highest bidder with cash connecting rodstraighter M&M dynamometer; was reported on one special in hand. This sale will include several antiques. tirall test. light; compression tester;. DISHES barrel racks. Furniture Plates, bowls, glasses The laboratories reported five Two walnut desks Work benches;desks; Complete set of china for 12 boards;display stands; failures in 26 tests of the PT100 Six steel storagecabinets. (Harvest pattern) tery charger;fans; and PT120 tires manufactured Three televisions; four stuf-Dishes consistsof over 1000 metal fed rockers; coffee tables; s^vir-bnrses: chains& boo by Armstrong Rubber Co. portable grinder; elec. stand tables;floor lamps; DOLLS hors maple dining table& pul ers. The Champion and Deluxe chairs;Numerous dolls all sizes and Office equipment consist.:; maple hutch. dressed in hand -made clothing of typewriters, adding READY FOR BUFFALO ROUNDUP Champion brands of Firestone One mangle; buffets; maga-MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS me Tire and Rubber Co. failed zine racks; two gas heaters; chines, etc. Some househr' Getting ready for the buffalo roundup is Glen Davis, caretaker of the one Numerous figurines; flower goods. of 14 tests. three sewing machines; oneholders; hand tools; garden Maxwell Game Reserve in McPherson County. A well was drilled this cook stove; one dishwasher tools; clocks. New IHC, NH & Gehlpar: (Kitchen Aid); one washer & year in the corral where the buffalo are rounded up every fall. Davis is FINAL REMINDER Sewing boxes with buttons, mostly 1960 & newer- Alxclgetting the tank filled for the animals. There are about 300 buffalo on dryer combination; one Searsetc.; foot lockers; fans. $30,000 worth of these pie Kenmore; 2 refrigerators. ANTIQUES Also lots of used parts &Cc.the Reserve.. Since Bang's disease was discovered in the herd in 1966 Polled Hereford One conventional washer; Over 100 pieces of cut glass Lots & lots of small & Ithey have been rounded up every year to vaccinate the calves and take kitchen table and 4 chairs; and pressed glass dishes. tools. Many other misceblood samples to test the others. Davis said they should get it cleared Dispersion Sale foot stools: bird cages; sweep- Bowls; cake stands; some eous items. p this year. ers; two barrel chairs;dres-ironstone china; one china SAT., DEC. 6 - Noon sers;mirrors; corner cup- This is a large sale with commode; two antique china At Sale Pavilion board; two large cupboards;closets; one Victrola. hundreds of items. Remenire Tests meetinggovernmentsafety hide -a -beds. Two old floor model radios; the sale to be held indoors standardsfailed 25 percent of HEBRON, NEBR. Four bedroom suites com- one hutch; camelback trunks; Lincoln, Kans., Thurs., Do tests conducted by independent plete with dressers & Inanitysteamer trunks; three china 11 at 10:00 am. ooTough laboratories, the Department ofSelling 2 proven herd sires and Two divans with chairs head dolls(excellent); one rry and Frank Harz Tires certified by four majorTransportation says. 40 great brood matrons school desk bell. erican manufacturersas LINENS Following antiques are con- 20 long -yearling hulls Sheets, pillowcases; blan- signed to the sale: kets,quilts,quilt tops, tableWooden tub washing machine 40 high quality calves cloths,lace work, lace bed-Wood stove -- patent 1876 Eureka 20 beautiful bred heifers spreads, throw rugs. Some cast iron items. ELMER J. WILLIAMS & SONS Terms: Cash Auction Sale Nora, Nebraska 11 1 II Aucts: Charles Corkle Wayne Brooks,Administrator for Estate COU CIL GROVELIVESTOCK AUCTION and Harlan Jensen Auct. Jim Kirkeminde Clerk: Farmers & DroVers MONDAY 1 p.m. SALE EVERY MONDAY Chuck Cook, Colon, Nebr. Atty. for Estate Dave Heilman Bank, Council Grove Eureka, Kans M SPECIALCONSIGNMENTS OF REGISTEREDCATTLE AT OURREGULARS/11E MON. DEC. 8 SELLING STARTS 12:30 NOON FOR SALE We have consigned tothatsll Fat Hogs-Pigs Cattle 20 bulls, 2 years this spring - The tops are still there and they are good. registered PolledHerefordeatti LouisJ0 from two consignors: Wehad another good sale last week with receipts of 415 head of 15 bulls, a year old now and John R. Povemire: cattle and 314 head of hogs. Stocker and feeder cattlewere sure Some of the greatestwe have raised. 11 reg. PolledHereford bullsorg selling steady to strong withcows selling 50¢ to $1.00 higher. a 3 yr. old, theothers rang°f Come soon and have your pick and buy the years. private treaty way. Gain records available from 18 mo. to 2 CATTLE 7 b & bbf hfr 442 @ 28.50 2 on all bulls. 5 reg. PolledHereford cone wf strs 303 @ 38.10 10blk hfrs 335 @ 30.90 clvs at side. 5wfstrs 472 @ 33.50 9 wf hfrs 415 @ 29.50 hIrs 1 wf str 12 reg. PolledHereford bred 345 @ 37.00 1 blk cow 1150 @ 19.00 open hirs 15 hol strs Hereford 1054 @ 23.50 1 blk cow 1020 @ 19.75 15 reg. Polled 7 b & bwfstrs 970 @ 27.00 2 blk cows 1085 @ 19.40 6 wf & bfstrs 910 @ 27.00 1 wf cow 1080 @ 19.50 ALSO CONSIGNED 6 b & bbfstrs 1 blk cow 960 @ 20.75 3 bbf strs 412 @ 33.75 Introducing TT COMMAND 427 from Berge- SALE: 511 @ 33.10 1 bwf cow 965 @ 20.70 FOR THIS 3 wf strs vins at Walla Walla, Wash. 561 @ 33.10 1 blk cow 925 @ 20.75 Son of TTMCK, Command 82, oneof the -OTHER HERD SIRES- bulls 18: 3 wf strs 410 @ 33.75 1 blk cow 750 @ 21.00 10 registered Angus 2 wf strs breed's top carcass bulls. Owned with AHR Royal Husker 8, 9, 39 and 41 KelVt;1 252 @ 39.00 ccinsigned by 3 wf strs Strykers. JPC Tex Onword 25 and 42 2 yrs old, HOGS , 6 wf hfrs 450 @ 32.50 S Vanguard 8000 and 8034 Farms. 56 401 @ 30.90 13 spot fat hogs 221 @ 26.25 Also new HH KIMBOLTIN H805. eattle will 4wfhfrs AHR Vagabond 739 The registered 303 @ 32.75 36 mix fat hogs 240 @ 25.55 Son of Heathmans 2600 lb. Kimbolton 2 red hfrs about 2:00 p.m. 320 @ 32.75 12 mixfat hogs 229 @ 26.00 Tiberius IU anexceptol' 2 hfrs 317 @ 33.00 24 mix fat hogs 227 @ 25.80 We are expecting rule 5 b & bbf our regular hfrs 21 spot fat hogs 228 @ 26.00 good sale from @ 31.00 remindP0 cattle, and wewant to Listen Monday greater 0. toWIBW6:10 to 6:45 a.m. for listings of next week's sale. have is that we still of lid Under a Total Performance Program that producing results, we are confident that we can now supply TO LIST CONSIGNMENTS provide our customers with more profitable Herefords. We invite you to stop by for a visit anytime. than we aregetting OR FOR INFORMATION CALL: SALE BARN PHONE 767-5435 AMSTEIN HEREFORD RANCH EMANAGEMENT JERRY MOYLAN PAT MOYLAN CALL 767-6640 767-5435 LION, Dedicated to the production of a more profitable commercial Hereford ROCKHILL HERB on Highway US 56 East Edge of CLIFTON, KANSAS 66937 EUREKA DUANE PETERS, Herdsman BILL AMSTEIN, at ranch Phone: Clifton 913 455-3420 Located8 miles west and 9 miles north 65883T Home .. CouncilGrove,Kans.' Phone: Clifton 923 455-3628 of Clay Center, or 4 miles south of Clifton. Market . Bonded Livestock Dealers & Order Buyers new product introductions. tribution, in hiswords, FI While soybean products may would be to "take of'p oviet protein1 out be Important mostly forthe pro-theluxurylas' tein -gap nations, the more so- The session' etGO phisticated new foods seem to en over by the productionVas t sole be aimed squarely at thedomes-tists concernedwith hiking tic market. Martin touched onbean yields, a nut s that has orsin the new textured vegetable pro- tough to crack. Oneof the farm tein (TVP), and Dr. MichaelM. rnai ire causes of the slow risein yi Handy, Archer -Daniels -Midland, many seem to think,is the went into considerably more that soybeans donot have detail. rea y response, yieldwise,the to Before luncheon he provided aheavy fertilizationthat the table of hors d'oevres, made upplant does. basically of variations of the TVP product. Later he explored REMINDER the subject verbally. The big con - As wefieldthe farm,we TIN sell the followingproperty public auctionlocated 6mil 2NDANNUAL AUCTION west on Highway 36, 71/4.; OF ANTIQUES AND south of Marysville, Kansmile COLLECTORS ITEMS miles northwest of Waterville,orIooded,i'lrating tinder] fffri Ks. Watch for sale signs. cattle SATURDAY, laEC. 6. rid 60 American Legion Hall (Down- FRI., DEC. 5 with town)KELLEVILLE, KANS. .end,ofhgherth feeder Starting 12:08 Noon abulls alsomld Lunch Served LIVESTOCK A DIFFERENT KIND OF COMPANY trealsoin Sale In Heated Building 13 cows, 4 to 6 years from steady Larry Hess, 24, riding easy in the saddle of a motorcycle, roundsup his father's 35 -cow herd into the 1 cow with calf µvetearea barnyard for milking time. Hess says when he revs up his cycle on the 112 -acre dairyfarm in Lancaster Nice selection of china in RS 1 Hereford registered bull few county, Pa., the cows know it's time to head for the barn. Prussia R.M., Germany, Bavar- 1 spotted sadcre horse, ia, Austria and many others. & FE them competitively, he claimed. Glass in Pressed -Green Croe- broke KER 9 Hamp sows 5555 But at lie per pound of protein,sus, Carnival, Custard, Bohem- 3 Hamp & York cross Building Soy No Protein ian, Opalescent, Cranberry, Red SOW for soy flour, compared to beefGlass, Milk Glass, Black Milk 6 Ham.p & York gilts e sirs protein (at retail) of $4A4, chick-Glass and many others. 30 Hamp & York pigs sirs Threat To Meat en (dressed) $1.50, and wheat Furniture to include curved 1 Hamp boar sirs AUCTION flour 50 cents, the consumer can glass china cabinet, child's roll TWO TRACTORS top desk & chair, tables, chairs Say Bean Experts expect to see its wider use in John Deere G, 1952 tractor sirs one mile north and V, east of and other items. JD A, 1944, with scoop & bla 1 MORROWVILLE, KANS. CHICAGO - That little yellow Miscellaneous items in the pearl, the soybean, is versatility Other Implements & tools general antique line. sir Hay, posts, gas tanks personified, but yield -wise it has Also a 1958 Ford station wagon sus WEDN., DEC. 10 and miscellaneous Starting at 12:00 Noon presented a tough problem. in excellent running condition. sirs AUCTION Open for inspection 11:00 a.m. 28x45 house with porch and So a group of farm editors For Full Listings S. were told at the First Soybean Terms: Cash Grass & Grain Nov. 25 aluminum storm windows To settle the estate of the late siss 18x34 tile building with galvan- Seminar here, sponsored by theThelma Smul1en I will sell at Dealers Bring Tax No. RAY & DOROTHY sus ized roof Amenican Soybean Processors public auction her home locat- BAUMBERGER sussirssirs 36x40 corn crib & granary Assn. ed 712 Lincoln St. in Clay Cen- FLORENCE'S ANTIQUES sirs 30x60 cattle shed ter, Kansas. Auctioneer: Auctioneers - sirs 30x12 granary The problem that might have Freddie Kolb, Franklin, Nebr. sinlSinSsirs Fairbury windmill wheel and been most interesting to meat Raleigh Breeding & Don tower producers - how much competi- SAT., DEC. 6 All buildings to be torn down Starts 10:00 a.m. MARSHALL COUNTY sirs tion soybean products may pro- sirs or moved by April 1st, 1970. LegalDescription: Lot7in vide for meat - was not quite Block 45 of the Original Town- HEREFORD ASSOCIATION 21ST SALE uils Harry Bauer resolved. One opinion was thats,te in Clay Center, Kansas. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6-12:30 P.M sirs Allen Kasper, Farm Mgr. soy foods will be just a "help-Has 2 story, 7 room, bath & MARYSVILLE, KANSAS 1 Concordia, Kans.Ph. 2434364 mate to the entire spectrum ofutility room frame house, a lot In The Marysville, Kans. Sale Barn 1/4 mile west of Marysville on H Harold R. Siegel, Auct., 1528 F the food processing industry," asnew builtinsinkitchen,floor Raleigh Breeding, Auctioneer &sFEEI St.,Fairbury, Nebr., 729-36.51 furnace, floor covering, good SELLING Roy E. Martin, Swift & Co., putroof, new siding, cave, garage, 30 BULLS -28 Serviceable Age 2 FEMALES it. They will be important main-city lights, gas, water and sew- These are all Clean Pedigreed Cattle. SELLING EVERY From the Following Herds: ly to meet the protein gap con-er, well located to downtown, Clyde Breeding, Herkimer, Kans. Waldemar Hanke & Son, Watt schools and churches. House Don Breeding, Marysville' Kans. Henry W. Hoppenstedt, Her kW centrated in South America, in Gerhardt Dettke & Son, Marysville, Kans. Raymond H. Scheller & Soi SATURDAY has been newly remodeled Gerdes Polled Herefords, Wymore, Nebr. Waterville, Kans. Central America, Asia and In- last 4 years. G & R Polled Herefords, Marysville, Kans. Harold Stump, Blue Rapids, Km dia, where over 70 percent ofTerms: 25% down day of sale, For Catalog Write the world population will be liv-baiame in.30days or when ab- Salina, Ks. stractis delivered. Possession Arlyn Scheller, Route 1, Marysville, Kansas 66508 ing by 1970, he said. upon signing of contract. Down 61 consignors sold 1132 cattle While the soybean has the payment to be escrowed in Un- Saturday at the Wilson Livestock potential to IMITATE meat, veg-ion State Bank in Clay Center. hf market as the fall runs continue. etables, fruits, and dairy pro- Your inspection invited with ap- SELL EVERY WEDNESDAY Stocker cattle sold higher with lightducts, pointment with administratrix it can rarely REPLACEat 721 Lincoln St., Phone ME lbsllli'hfrs weight steer calves 400-500 lbs. 2-5285, Clay Center. selling @ $34 to $37. Steer calves At Oimga 1:00 Pi hi brought from $31 to $35. NORMA KENNEDY hi Administratrix of CATTLE AND HOGS isnssrnhitss 12 wf strs 460 @ -35.50 AUCTION Thelma SimiHen Estate Clerk: Union State Bank, Always plenty of buyers 8 blk strs 446 @ 35.60 at Fairbury Fairgrounds 4-H & We specialize in farm fresh cattle and hogs. COW Clay Center and we'll be glad to Community Building, Fairbury, COW 12 wf strs 380 @ 35.50 Auct: Foster Kretz, Clay Center 'for your animals.If you have cattle to sell, call us Nebr. (Heated building) COW 8 blk strs 576 @ 31.60 Phone Morganville WA 6-4422 come out and appraise them. 7 wf strs 718 @ 31.10 FRI., DEC. 5 COW 37 blk wf strs 815 @ 27.35 Starts 1:00 p.m. COWS I. COW 23 wf strs 926 @ 27.20 FURNITURE Come As You Are COW 34 holst & blk strs 967 @ 24.05 . Tappan electric range; Philco 10 wf hfrs 367 @ 32.501 refrigerator; swivel rocker; re- "Off Grass" Sale )a OW Onaga Community WW cliner chair; chest; bedroom 24 wf hfrs 524 @ 28.80 OW suite: bedstead, box springs & Bargains - Bargains Bargains Marvin Cottrell, Phone 8894461 or 8894665,ONAG 27 wf hfrs 541 @ 28.60 mattress, vanity, chest of draw- 37 blk hfrs 502 @ 28.50 NO CATALOGS ticow ers; electric sweeper; chair; - NO SHOW ,stow 23 blk wf hfrs 556 @ 27.25 floor lamp; book shelves; knee- 'oe 22 wf hfrs 678 @ 26.80 hole desk;utility base; type- Salina, Kans. Fat cows sold from $18 to $20.301i writer stand: stool: bedQt,^d Beverly Sale Barn - On old while bulls sold higher selling from! Drop leaf dining room table & Highway 40,Northeast Salina 2 chairs; desk lamp; clomes BO LOGNA $23 to $25.20. basket;2 couches;dresser December 6 HORSE SALE ( It bull ) 7 blk hogs 232 lbs. topped the base; end table;night stand; sup market with $26.00. clothes hamper; electric fan; Starts 12:00 Noon boo ORDER BUYING large number of small items SATURDAY NIGHT 1111 not listed. Registered and Commercial COw The Wilson Order Buying Service -COINS -- Shorthorns and guarantees complete satisfaction Half dollars:1906, 1907, 1908, Polled Shorthorns December 6 have in each end every order. We at 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1898, 1894, 25 club calves cattil C. Wilson Livestock Auction are happy 1920, 1937, 1939, 1940, 1942, 1943. 20 registered heifers STARTS 7:30 P.M. C. Wer to come out to your farm and give 1944, 1945. 35-50 registered cows At Wilson Sale Barn gton;lin 0039 you an accurate appraisal as to the Silver Dollars: 1878, 1881, 1883, 25 registered bulls, He weight and price of your cattle. 1890, 1921, 1922 serviceable age flier, 3 Indian Head Pennies:1887, "r12:14 Just call us collect for that service. 1864, 1865, 2 1901, 1904 250 COMMERCIAL °Dille. Sincerely, 2 cent pieces; 1940 German STEER & HEIFER CALVES SALINA, KANS. ii Lontie Wilson .pfennig; 1913 dime List above represents consign- TA 3-6892 Nickles: 1898, 1901, 1907, 1911 ments to date. Anyone wishing unloaded at Canning Moving & Storage will to consign cattle or for infor- Get your horses in early. They will sell as horses. sell several items of unclaimed mation, contact sale manager. dock. We will have buyers forall kinds of furniture, appliances, etc. Beverly Sale Barn- Commission 55c - Minimum $3.50 Phone 913 827-4479 For More Information Contact HZ' Nora B. Cline Est. Salina Will Else, Administrator Auctioneer - Bernard Ireton - 823-9306- Fairbury State Bank, Clerk Lee Remy, Burdick, Ks. Al Soukup - 658-2935-'Wilson Livestock Auction,Harold R. Siegel, Auct. & Real Vern Walker - 263-3123- Abilene Ptione'TA_Z-5563 Estate Broker, 1528 F St., Fair- Sale Mgr. - Milton H. Nagely - Or The Auctioneers - bury, Nebr. - Phone 729-3651 Abilene, Ks. - 913- 479-5533 Roger A. Johnson - Bob Perry tribution, would in his be to wo, would have a guaranteedin- the luxury"take Prot come and pmsions, as wellas in- The class!, )0Vjet Farmers morning surance payments for tempo- en over sessio by the Guarantee, rary disabilities, as Russia held tists heproductio, t its first conferenceon collective bean with farms in 34 years. yields, hiltit; a nut L.ttle Voice tough that t Delegates to the conference to crack. ha.1 .1.1 the SovietUnion's One Farmers causes of came from the 36,000 collective of the 1 told they slow olivefarms were ri&e it, Ile farms, and they approvedthe manym seem tothink, rules the government had soybeans is *t pre- do pared for them. reayresPonse,not have yield here were changes in procect- heavyfertilization Herington plant does. that ures governing the collectives. tfa Peasants will continue to be al- Livestock lowed to have private plotson REmENDER which they can supply them- selves or earn some personal in- Auction Co. come. Au Tho the 4500 delegates elected Sale Every a 125 -member advisory council, As we Sold thefarruw itis presumed the centralgov. MOUNTAIN OF MILO NEAR MARION sell thefollowing Tuesda public prijoe",i, ernment will continue to make auction locatedi Piles of milo could be found allover the G & G area as elevators could not get the railcars to move the west on Highway major decisions regarding the grain as fast as it came. This huge pile 36, was one of two near the Canada Grain Co. west of Marion. Owners south of Marysville, 71 ' under Federal Supervision collectives. iiati's,'OPerating Elmer Rempel and Harry Helmer said they had about200,000 bushels on the ground at one time. miles northwest for yam...protection. Some of the collective farm a-Wat,..,:,413onded_ S. Watch forsal He said capitalist propaganda e so, 600 cattle for 80 consignors to problems were outlined by Leo- FRI ' e sold nid Brezhnev, Communist partyhad emphasized the errors for buyers, with agood demand for all political purposes." ocker and feedercattle, at prices 5001 general secretary. He said, "In Mogday than previous week. the course of developing the col- Brezhnev also said, specifically, oS1.00 higheralso shared in the upturn ologna bulls that livestock breedingon the LIVEST00( from 23 to 25. Butcherlective farm system, we did not sd old mostly, farms had to be improved to AUCTION al were alsoin good demand and avoid errors. But these were er- 13 cows, 4to 6 years 5q higherford help satisfy the demands for 1 cow with ridId from steady to rors of seeking, errors caused by DECEMBER 8 calf more meat by the Soviet con- 1 Hereford week. lack of experience." registered Here are a fewrepresentative sales: sumer. 1spotted sadd!e SALE horse,11 broke OCKER & FEEDER STEERS Starts 9:30 a.m. 9 Hampsows 387 @37.90 3 Hamp & York 0 wf strs Lunch Served cross srablk strs 340 @37.20 6 Hamp & Yorkgilts white strs 307 @37.10 Having sold our farm and quitting farming we will sell at 30 Hamp & York 320 @36.10 CLAY CENTER pigs blk strs public auction our farm and shop equipment and ham in 1 Hamp boar of strs 430 @36.10 Palmer, Kans. at house located 1 block south of the Bank. bwf 429 @36.10 TWO TRACTORS 455 @36.00 wf strs FARM EQPT. & HOUSE IN TOWN John Deere G, 1952 trailwf strs 412 @35.70 SALES CO. JD A, 1944, with 508 @34.80 scoop & 'blk strs good shape Other implements blk strs 533 @36.00 1954 Chev. % ton pickup, & took 450 @35.60 Hay, posts,gas tanks of sirs Hog Sale Every Monday Farm Machinery stock racks, 4 speed, heater, and miscellaneous wf sirs 440 @34.70 starts 1964 IHC No. 560 tractor, dies- good rubber, good blk sirs 455 O_D34:60 el, wide front, TA, good 1962 Gehl feed wagon on fac- For Full Listings bik sirs 450 @34.40 rubber, fast hitch, power tory HD 4 wheel trailer, Sot 422 @34.10 Grass & Grain NOV.mix sirs steering, LPO, L hyd., 784 good b Cattle Sale Every Tuesday12:=Sivn bwf sirs 520 @34.00 hrs., very good 2.wheel machinery trailer, RAY & DOROTHY wf strs 554 @33.90 1956 IHC No. 300 tractor, L 1-11), with winch BAUMBERG wf strs 608 @32.90 A DEPENDABLE MARKET hyd., LPO, TA, with front4 -wheel trailer, with flatbed wf strs 645 @32.40 end manure loader, good 4 -wheel trailer with flatbed & blk sirs 460 @33.00 FOR ALL CLASSES OF CATTLE Auctioneers - 1964 IHC No. 303 12' combine, silage sides wf strs 605 @32.10 fully equipped, very good Flare bed wagon box Raleigh Breeding & Bon blk sirs 563 @31.70 1968 IHC No. 100 8x24 ferti- HAY, POSTS, WIRE, f strs 692 @30.50 A LEADING MARKET' PLACE lizer grain drill,large rub- SHOP TOOLS & MISC. ALL COUNTY wf strs 774 @29.90 FOR HOGS ber press, hyd. controlled,1100 square bales alfalfa, 1st, wf strs 800 @29.10 on 20" rubber, like new 2nd & 3rd cuttings,all DCIATION 21ST SALEblk bulls 576 @29.00 1964 IHC No. 412 4x16 semi - inside hoist strs 768 @24.30 N. P. ROBBINS, Clay Center. ME 2-3210 :EMBER 6-12:30 P. hoist strs 740 @25.10 mount plow with gauge 300 gal. diesel tank, hose noz- R. A. BRUEGGEMAPJN, Clay Center, wheel, good zle and stand ILLE, KANSAS blk strs 431 @35.30 ME 2-2761 1962 IH,C 12' No. 37 wheel 300 gal. gas tank, hose & noz- orn1/4mile west ofMarysville HORACE WARE, Longford, ph. 338.2439 disc, good zle reeding, Auctioneer OCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1965 IHC 16' No. 401 spring -12 steel posts; 12 cedar posts; SELLING wf hfrs 300 @34.40 Barn none ME 04081 sable Age 2 FEMALES wf hfrs 282 @33.50 tooth with 2 or 3 pt. hitch,120 steel electric fence posts; Clean Pedigreed Cattle. wf hfrs 315 @31.80 CLAY CENTER, KANS. good 3 ro'ls barb wire; hyd. cylin- Following Herds: wf hfrs 388 @31.50 IHC 4 wheel manure spread-ders; 200 lbs. atrapine weed Waldemar Hanks & Soo, OIL 415 @ er, on steel spra.. ' 31.50 Henry W..Hoppenstedt, Wi airS IHC saddle tanks with ans. Raymond H. Schaller & wf hfrs 385 @31.30 IHC 2 -row top planter, Set br. Waterville, Kans. 3blk hfrs 470 @31.20 mounts on H or M, good regulator & hose for IHC tans. Harold Stump, Blue Raplds, 4blk hfrs 454 @31.30 1955 IHC No. 45 hay baler tractor. Catalog Write of hfrs 392 @30.80 fully equipped, good shape Air compressor with motor; 1, Marysville, Kansas6gof hfrs 440 @30.70 IHC No. 35 2 -row weeder 500 gal. tank; Forney electric wf hfrs 482 @30.65 FEEDYARDAUCT1ONI IHC V27 7' semi -mount mow-welder, 180 amp, with some wf hfrs 455 @30.65 er welding rod. wf hfrs 405 @30.30 SHADY BEND, KANSAS IHC No. 20 single row field Line shaft; tap & die set; wf hfrs 503 @30.10 cutter, runs good anvil;drill press; 2 vises; tYWEDNESDAYwf hfrs 495 @29.60 John Deere 4 section rotary trip hammer; forge with mo- wf hfrs 465 @29.10 LINCOLN COUNTY hoe, pull type', very good tor with a lot of tongs. wf hfrs 495 @27.20 JD 15' straight disc 10 HP electric motor; 1 HP 1:00 Pd wf hfrs 370 @26.30 MM 8' tandem disc motor; 34 HP motor;1/2 HP blk hfrs 500 @26.10 New Idea double -row corn motor. plain hfrs 480 @25.00 6 picker,pulltype, good Heavy disc roller;sickle E ANDHOGS Saturday, December shape grinder on stand and motor; BUTCHER COWS Commencing at10 a. m. 5' HD blade; tumb'e bug emery stand; welding table; plenty of buYil hoist cow 1230 @20.10 PTO post hole digger,fits gas welder with torch & tips. and hogs. Always hoist cow and we'll beglain 1960 @19.60 560, H or M New & used pipe; old iron; to sell, call us hoist cow 920 @19.50 ---FEED YARD --- 12 ft. 6" grain auger hand tools & many misc. hoist cow 1070 @19.20 Hume reel for 12' combine small items too numerous to hoist cows 2530 @19.30 14.5 ACRES 18' drag harrow, steel evenermention. hoist cow 1005 @19.40 12'pull type spningtooth & bik cow 1,800 head capacity 890 @18.90 evener HOUSEHOLD GOODS of cow 975 @18.90 Bunk Line Feeders Road grader with 12' blade Frigidaire 40" electric range, Saleof cow 1235 @18.85 12 Self Feeders 2 -row tractor stalk cutter good hoist cow 1085 @18.50 2 Water Wells Kelly Ryan 40' hay or grainChild's swing set;oil heater; munity wf cow 1010 @18.20 Automatic Heated Waterersin each pen. elevator on rubber, good clothes cabinet; kraut cutter; ACt bik cow 889.4461 or 8894660 995 @18.70 New Scales TRUCKS. FEEDER WAGON20 gal. stone jar; power lawn bik cow 925 @17.70 AND TRAILERS mower, card table, Corona hoist cow Trailer House 1465 @16.70 Ford Truck with John DeereFeeder Box 1965 IHC 2 -ton truck, 151/2' cash register with adding wf cow 1000 @16.50 bed with fold -down racks,machine. wf cow Oliver Tractor with DavisLoader - 1010 @16.30 hoist, 20,000 mi., very good Also other small misc. hoist cow 960 @16.40 Terms: 25% down on dayof sale. Balance due when clear abstract 1948 Chev.11/2ton truck, household items not listed. titleis furnished. hoist, factory bed with fold -TERMS on personal property, BOLOGNA BULLS showing merchantable down racks, good rubber, Cash Day Of Sale wf bull 1130 @25.30 Possession: When purchaseraccepts title and pays full purchase of bull 1170 @24.80 blk bull price. REAL ESTATE SELLS 3:15 P.M. 1365 @24.25 be inspected anytime bycalling the of bull 1395 @23.40 Inspection: Real estate may Legal Description: Lots 4 & 5 and the south 10 ft. of lot 6 wf cow at. Lincoln, Kansas. in Block 5 in the City of Palmer, Washington County, Kansas 1485 @23.00 auctioneer', or Bob Nelson Has 4 room, bath and utility frame house, recently re- f you have The auction will beheld'on the premises. modeled, oak floors, walk in closets; a lot of built-ins in cattle to sell, call day takes precedence over anyprinted kitchen, natural gas wall furnace, 85,000 BTU. oIlect C. C.Wendt BL 8-2529 Any statement mae sale New siding, storm windows, insulated and wired, good roof, Herington;Wm. Schnell matter. double car garage with utility room. 81.8-2039, Herington; Ted FEED YARDS, INC.OWNERS Large shop building, some fruit trees, shade trees, garden Haefner,3l6-924-5446, SALINE VALLEY spot, close to school, church and downtown. Your inspection Lineolnville. invited prior to sale day. SALE CONDUCTED BY This home will sell to the highest bidder sale day. Terms On Real Estate: 25% down sale day. Balance in 30 days or when abstract is delivered. Down payment to be es- crowed in the Bank of Palmer. Possession Jan. 1, 1970. Sellers al nloaded Herington SALES. Inc to pay 1969 and all prior years taxes. sell asuhors6 VICTOR BROS. ley wil1 of Appraisers s forall kinds Livestock r A=410506,4 Brokers TERMS on Personal Property: Cash Day of Sale $3.50 11111sworth, Baum Minimum 2041/2N. Douglas - Phone 472-4142 or CL2-8611 omationContactSalina Auction Edwin (Nibs) & Nola Bierbaum Co' VictorSmischrty, Auctioneer 823-9306- Wilson Herington, Aucts: Foster Kretz Auction Service Clerk: Bank 158-2935 Abilene Kans. There ic no substitute forexperience. Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 of Palmer 263.3123 perry AuctioneersBob On- dispersal Pol-December 13 - University Cafe Randolph, Kans., ...m...... m...... Dec. 6 - Complete Ivan led Herefords, Fairbury,Nebr. in Salina, Harry E. Joseph. son. Auct. Foster Kretz. Elmer Williams & Sons,Nora, Aucts. Frank Harz & Bob Per-Jan. 31 - Morris County G&G Calendar Sale ry Nebr. Chuck's Livestock ford Assn. saleat Counio niiiiiimmiummmilmitimmummimmimmimmimiumiummilmia Dec. 13 - Household goods in Grove, Kans., Kenneth an! Service. Ri Dec. 2 - Sale of reg. Polled &Dec. 5 - Consignment horse Dec. 6 - Farm salenorthwest Rossville, Kans., Lorenzo Crow gert,sec. edge of Diller, Nebr.,William Estate., Bill Crow, adm. Auct.Feb. 2 - Farmlandsoutheast CITICAG°Ka Horned Shorthorn cattle north sale at JC Livestock Barn, frorn- of Lincoln, Nebr., Clayton Junction City, Kans., Vern & Aucts. Schultis & Son Jim Kirkerrlinde. Leonardville, Kans., Dec. 14 - Rare coins, antiques & Nanninga estate. Charlesseholarsh4 Johnson. Aucts. Delbert Man- Howard Langvardt and Duane & Wolken. Auct p Congre ske and Glenn Karloff, Wahoo, Gugler. Dec. 6 - Secondannual auction other collectables in Beloit, Kretz. Kans., was Ilan Nebraska. Dec. 5 - Farm sale northwest of antiques in Belleville, Kans., Douglas Bradshaw. Feb. 9 - Farm salenorth Florence S. Alderman.Auct. Auct.ThummelAuction, Bakes, Kans., in Pragral Dec. 2 - Used lumber in Clay of Waterville, Kans., Roy and Lon Living nil 44-1 Center,Kans., Clyde Goodin. Dorothy Baumberger. Aucts Freddie Kolb. Downs, Kans. Auct. Foster Kretz. Auct. Foster Kretz. Raleigh Breeding & Don Dec. 6 - Annual MarshallCoun-Dec. 14 (Sun.) - Quitting bus-Feb. 11 - Farm sale stiPervisel saleat iness.Fixtures. Mallory IGA, south Extensir/ Dec. 3 - Farm sale at Zeandale. Roche ty Hereford Assn. corner of Riley, Kans., eted on Sale barn, Council Grove, Kans. Auct. Kans., Mrs. Lawrence Evins. Dec. 6 - Consignment sale in Marysville, Kans., rence Robyler. Auct.Vern Auct Lawrence Welter. Manhattan, Kans., Henry Bar- Arlyn Scheller, secretary. Jim Kirkeminde. Ewing. experieno Dec. 4 - Farmland in Dickinson nard, Mgr. Auct. Bob Wilson. Dec. 6 -- Postponedfrom Nov.Dec. 15 - Household goods & Feb. 16 - Farm sale cities, Cen- antiques in Bala, Kans., Cur- north a County, sale to be held at Dec. 6 - Feed yard in Shady 18 - Real Estate in Clay Clifton, Kans., IvanCyr, A courthouse in Abilene, Kans., Bend, Kans. (Lincoln County), ter, Kans., ThelmaSmullin es- tis Osburn. Auct. Foster Kretz.Foster Kretz. Dec. 16 - Special Flint Hills An- ti Cora M. Holzworth estate. Saline Valley Feedyards Inc. tate. Auct Foster Kretz. Feb. 17 - Farm salenorth Ault. Ray Wilson; attorney & Aucts. Victor Bros., Victor Dec.6 - Horsesale,Wilson gus sale in Moline, Kans., Jim Abilene, Kans., Roy Mee exc. for estate, John H. Leh- Srnischny. sale barn,Salina,Kans., Ro- Hladik, sale mgr. Auct. Foster Kretz. man, Abilene. Dec. 6 - Complete dispersal Pol- ger A. Johnson andBob Per-Dec. 17 -- Farm sale southwestMar. 7 - Farm sale south of Idana, Kans., Ernest Neef. of Dec. 4 - Cloud County farm- led Herefords, Hebron, Nebr., ry, aucts. Farland, Kans., AlbertTI. land, sale to be held in Glasco, Elmer Williams & Sons, Nora,Dec. 6 - Household salein Auct. Foster Kretz. Auct Lawrence Welter. Kans., Sawhill Brothers. Aucts Nebr. Chuck's Livestock Sale Council Grove, Kans., GeorgiaDec. 20 - Wassenberg's Black- & real estate: Rowland Real Service.Locationchanged Brooks Estate. Auct. Jim Kir- top Farms third production & Estate and Gerald Zimmer. from Fairbury. keminde. calf sale at Rezac Sale Pavil- Dec. 6 - Annual production sale are" ion, St. Marys, Kans., W. A. MATTRESS & Dec 4 & 5 - Quitting business, Dec. - - "Come as you BOX SPRINGS Rundle Blacksmith Shop, Clay. of Schlickau Herefords south- Shorthorn sale at Beverly sale Wassenberg & family, Bailey- Center, Kans., Auct. Foster east of Haven, Kans., George barn, Salina. Kansas Shorthorn ville, Kansas. Specials Every Day Kretz. Schlickau and Harry Schlick- Assn., Milton Nagely, Abilene,Dec20 - Shop tools in Riley, New Low Prices Dec. 5 - Furniture & unclaimed au. Alsoin this sale the dis- sale mgr. Kans., Ed Kaiser. Auct. Foster Buy Direct items in Fairbury, Nebr., Nora persion of the A. R. SchlickauDec. 7 (Sunday) - Household Kretz. Also Complete Rebuilding B. Cline estate. Auct. Harold estate. Aucts Gene Watson & sale and some antiques at Dec. 22 - Stock cattle west of Service R. Siegel. Harold Tonn. Harveyvire,. Kans., Mrs. Lena Miltonvale, Kans., Roy Duddy. Walton. Auct. Jim Kirkeminde Auct. Foster Kretz. Manhattan Rodney Dec. 7 (Sun.) - Farm sale south-Jan. 3 - Annual bull and cow Mattress Co. Stockto west of Centralia, Kans., E. A. sale in Green City, Mo., Green 414 S. 4th Myers, adm. of estate of Lloyd City Auction. PR 8-5Ir (Shorty) Shaefer. Aucts. TobyJan. 19 - Farm sale north of and Cottrell. Dec. 8 - - Farmland eastof Con- cordia, Kans., selling in Con- MR. HOG FEEDER: cordia, heirs of John Bevan. Ralph Hardin, real estate brok- er;Lary Lagasse, auct. & SAVE $7 salesman. HOGS START AT 11:00 A.M. Dec. 8 - -- Farm sale at Palmer, Per Ton On Your Feed Kans., Edwin Bierbaum. Auct. CATTLE AT 1:00 P.M. Foster Kretz. BOOK 10 TONS OR MORE Had a large run of livestock last Satur- Dec. 9 Polled Hereford disper- day. The market was steady to higher on I hoist cow 1400 60 20.40 sal sale at the Belleville, Kans.. 1 hoist cow 1435 Ca? 20.30 Ask A KEY Dealer Or Call all classes of stock. With four major pack- sa'e barn, James E. Mason, 'Diane S er hog buyers competing hogs, you're 1 hoist cow 1340 (a? 20.30 Clyde, Kans. Auct. Gene Wat- -Abilene bound to get top prices. Watch our prices 1 hoist cow 1305 0/2 20.20 and compare with others - then you will 2 hoist cows 1095 (a?20.05 son and Irvin Schultis. be ready to sell at Junction City livestock 1 hoist cow 1215 h 19.80 Dec. 9 Farm sale southwest KEY MILLING CO. sales. 1 wf cow 1180 OP 19.50 of Sabetha, Ks., Paul Strahm. Clay Center, Kans. 4 wf cows 1051 (a?19.50 Aucts. George Ackerman and 2 wf cows 1383 (a?19.35 Wayne Aeschilman. STOCKER & FEEDER CATTLE 4 wf cows 1355 19.20 43 wf & bik strs 821 00 29.30 Dec. 10 --AnnualHereford pro- 17 wf & bik strs 828 0/2 29.30 ductionsale southeastof 3 bwf strs HOGS Council Grove, Kans., J.J. MASTUNGIN L. 748 @ 28.90 5 white butch 6 mix strs 221 (a..)27.15 Moxley & 762 @ 28.80 10 white butch Sons, Hall, Tom & 14 mix strs 780 @ 28.75 197 @27.00 George. Where There'ssEl,gm At Auction 8 hamp butch 219 @26.95 37 mix strs 868 @ 28.75 Dec. 10 --- Buildings auction east 28 wf & bik strs 911 @ 28.30 16 hamp butch 205 (a?26.90 18 white butch of Morrowville, Kans., Harry 8 mix: strs 936 @ 28.00 226 @26.85 HOGSEVERYTUESDAY 9 wf hfrs 33 mix butch 228 OP26.60 Bauer. Auct. Harold R. Siegel. 797 @ 27.60 This loa 25 wf & bik strs 38 mix butch 240 (0?26.55 Dec. 10 --- Farm sale north of 723 @ 27.20 assigned 6 bik strs 740 @ 27.00 Clay Center, Kans., Hector CATTLE EVERY WEDNESDAY SOWS Girard. Auct. Foster Kretz. Both Sales Start 1:00 p.m. Kansas. T1 STEER CALVES 3 hamp sows 372 23.60 S31.50. T1 1 white sow Dec. 11 - Farm sale southwest Call Me If You Want Information,Or Appraisal 7 blk bulls 248 @40.60 310 (a)22.90 Greenleaf, 1 white sow of Jansen, Nebr., Earl Car- 1 wf str 260 @39.50 390 0022.80 3 mix sows BARN PHONE RES. PHONE 4-blk strs 310 @38.50 509 @21.90 stens. Aucts Harold R. Siegel A very 1 hamp sow EA 5-2266 ED BURT EA 5-2393 11 wf strs 329 @37.30 565 0021.70 and Irvin Schultis. run of cat 1 spot sow 560 00 2 char strs 398 @37.25 21.60 Dec. 11 - Complete close-out of WASHINGTON, KANS. market la! 1 blk str 350 @37.25 48 -year -old IHC dealershipin Listed 2 wf strs 412 @36.10 PIGS 54 hamp pigs Lincoln, Kans., Rhucly & Sons sales from 9 bik strs 344 @35.50 33.00 hd. Inc., Aucts. Bob Perry and 9 bwf strs 386 @35.25 9 white pigs 32.75 2 wf strs 535 @34.60 19 white pigs 31.00 Frank Harz. Ini STOCKEI 8 wf strs 409 @34.10 34 mix pigs 31.00 Dec. 11 -- Household goods and Ronald Rice Motors, wf str 2 blk strs 445 @34.00 16 white pigs 30.00 real estate in Clay Center, 8.wf strs 10 white pigs CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE 11 bwf strs 437 @1-5`.95 29.75 Ks., Blanche Carlson. Auct. 17,belbwf 8 wf strs 523 @33.00 45 mix pigs 29.50 Foster Kretz. North Kansas' LargestVolumeDealerCAD 22 mix pigs 26.25 7 bik strs 448 @33.00 A BILF,NF,,KAN. 4 wf strs 12 red pigs 25.00 Dec. 12 - Farm sale south of NW 2nd Phone CO 3-4000 Linn,Kans., Marvin Boerger. 6 shrthrn HEIFER CALVES 37 mix pigs 22.50 22 hamp pigs Auct. Foster Kretz. 1 blkstr 4 b&bwf hfrs 243 @ 21.50 37.00 43 mix pigs 5 wfstrs 3 wf hfrs 265 @ 21.00 Dec. 12 & 13 -- Fifteenth annual Variety is the spice 34.25 28 mix pigs 14 bwf 12 bwf hfrs 353 @32.50 21.00 Kansas Angus Futurity at str The pig market was very active, of choosing your car 17 la 5 wf hfrs 316 @31.80 Hutchinson, Kans. ShoW, the strs 4 blk hfrs with these pigs weighing from 35- Central 21 blkstrs 323 @31.50 80 lbs. 12th, sale the 13th. Jim Hla- or truck at North 4 bik hfrs 450 @31.50 dik, sec. - fieldman. Kansas largest volume dealer 1 bwfstr 5 wf hfrs [email protected] Dec. 12 - 1 bedroom home and 11 grainfel 6 bwf hfrs Consignment 2 wf 402 @31.25 furniture across from hospital Here Are A Few To Select From: strs 5 wf hfrs [email protected] HORSE SALE 3 wfstrs 6 wf hfrs in Council Grove, Kans., Mrs. 1968 CHEVROLET Bel Air, V8, 4 door ...... 400 @30.90 At JC Sale Barn automatic transmission, powersteeling, 2 holststn 10 bkhfrs 392 @30.25 John Ohm. Auct. Jim Kirke- 3 hoist FRI. NIGHT, DEC. 5 airRaconditioner. str; 11 wf hfrs 395 @30.25 minde. 1967 CHEVROLET Impala V8, 4 door hardtop ...... $2296 8 blk hfrs 457 @ 7:30 P.M. steering' 29.80 Radio,werhreaakteesr: transmission, power STOCKER This will be the last horse TEX REAL " airau conditioner.tomatic COWS $1095 2 wf hfrs sale of the year. 1966 FORD Custom 500, 4 door. 24 Ilk 1 bik cow ONWARD 96th pow.e.r. . Steering, 840 @ 22.25 For consignments, contact: Rp oawd ieor, hfrs bbreaaktee sr aaiurtcoomnadtiitciontreansr.mission, 45 b&hwi! 1 hoist cow 410 @ 20.70 Duane Gugler, Vern Langvardt 1 hoist cow or Howard Langvarctt. Cow Herd - $111J.5. 1280 @ 20.60 Royal Essar 1966 MUSTANG, 2 door hardtop ...... 1 hoist cow 1.510 @ 20-60 C Kato. Heir 1966acuLervRcoonrEvirorimmpaaglanevt,8b, ildtooirerss.edLiasnt !2. 495...... 16 Apparent 'string, LICENSED AND BONDED SERVICEABLE BULLS Rpoawdieor, ariaurtoeemnadtiaciener.transmission, power ,WITH WEIGHT RECORDS brakes,heater BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY 238-1471 $1,e36 Priced If you have livestock to appraise, call: ... $300 to $500 1965 T Bird 2 door hardtop ...... a ar DI VERN LANGVARDT, Manager, 238-8211, GRANT POOLE 1962Rngbrakes air $6,5 Junction City MANHATTAN, KANSAS steering, HOWARD LANGVARDT, Auctioneer, 238-8212, rar. n s. mission,power Or Junction City Located 4 mi. south of I -70-K177. HERB NEUMEYER, White City, Phone 349-2863 Intersection, 2 mi. west on Mc- .Dowell Creek Rd. Ph: PR6-8315 j speed.nt RandolphKati , son. A ' .a.ri,s, 31,Auet. FosterIv ford,,, -Morris coitt Grove,'-'s11saleat411 gert,see.sKennet ansasHasEightNational Grass & Grain Feb. 2 4HWinners 31 Farmland Eight 4-H mem- Diane Sleichter, 18, Abilene, s CHICAGO - in the Dress Revueprogram; Leonardvine ,otitIs4 Kansas claimed$4800 with a $600 scholarshipawarded ton, a $600 scholarship winner Nannirs , (\ans. ,s from Janie Rothenberger, 19, Os-given by Wilson & Co., Inc., sub- '5°.estate. `-' at the 48th Na-by Coats & Clark Inc.in the December 2, 1969 Acctscholarships borne, awarded by Hercules In-sidiary of Ling-Temco-Vought Kretz. n resshere this week.Clothing program; F ona Corporated with a $600 scholar-Inc. in the Sheep program. Farm.s, named a national win. Bruce L. Wilmeth, 17, Gre- & - Barrie sale pos.i'Achlwas ship in the Entomologypro- Some 1650 delegates represent- Kans., arranged by thenola, who received a $600schol- and treated to a variety of cul- Auct.8., Lon 6er in programs gram; Foster 4-H ServiceCommitteearship in the Dairyprogram ing every state, Puerto Rico andtural and educational features. Feb.it `er Xr t 'Irational Charlene Kendall, 16, Grant- -- -Farme z ervised by theCoopera- sponsored by White Oliver: Canada participated in the Con- The 4-H'ers toured the muse- corner sale d ville, who received a $600 schol-gress keynoted by Secretary of of ruleyv: Service. Marilyn Beam, 17, Washing- ums and other points of interest ,,. Extension orship in the Food -Nutritionpro- rence Ph of their Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin,in the Windy City. They sang ___, -cvyler. A "a''', d on the basis ton, earned a $600 scholarshipin Ewing. met. v'selecte gram sponsoredby General a former 4-H member himself. in projects andthe Dog Care and Trainingpro- Foods Corporation; together, prayed together and Feb. 16 experiences In assembly programs the dele- met their counterparts from -- Farms., leadership develop - gram from Ralston Purina Com- . sale twines, Will D. Kimball, 18, Medi-gates were challenged to Make Clifton,Clan Ran, '1' e and growthin personal, pany; across the country. All delegates Foster T, -4, Ivan N ent cine Lodge, earned a $600 schol-Tomorrow Happen, the theme ofand their leaders enjoyed The xretz nun itand civic responsi- Joanne Maring, 17, Bird City,arship in the Health program Feb. 17 national winnersreceived her $600 scholarship the 5 -day event. They were rec-Singer Company's Pop Concert KFar lilies,Kansas' sponsored by Eli Lilly & Co.; ognized for their accomplish- Abilene from Simplicity Pattern Co., Inc. featuring Chicago's Symphony y..tre: Rodney Carsten, 18, Stock -ments by leaders of business maAruc7t.Fostearjtxre:'-' Roy Orchestra and a rock group, The ' Establishment, courtesy of Tup- Farm sal,, Farland, Kans.:hesouth perware. Delegates listened to , : ' The Brothers and The Sisters at Auct Lawrence wont' ' International Harvester's lunch- eon, admired Miss America at the General Motors luncheon MATTRESS,. i and were entertained by a host BOX SPRINGS of television and entertainment Specials prsonalities at other events. Every Da New Loy., Nees/ Kansas' delegation intently BuY Direct watched the National 4-H Dress Also Complete Revue staged by Simplicity Pat- ,.._ Rely''','.. tern Co., Inc. Modeling ensem- oervice -' bles which they had made were Manhattan Rodney Carsten Will Kimball 51 winners including this state's Bruce Wilmeth Stockton, Kan. Medicine Lodge, Kan. Janie Rothenberger - Joanne Maring, 16, of Bird MattressCo, Grenola, Kan. Osborne, Kan. City, the national winner in the 414 S. 4th Dress Revue program, who mod- pp:b.; eled a red wool coat, dress and hat outfit trimmed with Persian Lamb. Her accessories were in G FEEDER: black leather. The Congress closes Thursday evening (Dec. 4) with the nam- ing of six presidential award E $7 winners, a final banquet, and a farewell party. n Your Feed ALMA MEETING TO DISCUSS FEEDLOT ALMA -A meeting will be held here ONS OR MORE Monday, December 15, to discuss a proposed commercial feedlot to serve Dealer Or Call the Wabaunsee, Riley, Geary, Clay, and iane Sleichter Joanne Maring Pottawatomie county areas. The proposal Charlene Kendall Marilyn Beam bilene, Kan. Bird City, Kan, has originated with the Riley County Ex- Grantville, Kan. Washington, Kan. tension Office. The meeting here will in- clude discussions of incorporation, sup- LING CO. plies of livestock and feed, and financing. Reynolds Sala twist Iluvadat Hogs 11:00 a,no. M SALES Cattle1 p, n. Sale Barn We had a very large run of cattle at our sale the week be- Action At Auction fore Thanksgiving. Market on stockers, calves, and yearlings LLING ABILENE, KANS. was .50¢ to $1.00 higher. Feeder cattle were strong to 50¢ higher. The cow market was steady with a week ago. There RY TUESDAY Selling Every was a real good demand for all kinds of cattle. The butcher This load of Angus feeder steers were hog market was steady with a week ago with a top of $26.15 consigned from John Bower, Morganville, and the bulk bringing around $25.85. There was a big supply tY WEDNESDAY Kansas. They weighed 791 lbs. and brought FRIDAY Start 1:00 p.m. of weaning and feeder pigs and the market was very good 531.50. The buyer was Gerhard Wiemers, STARTS 1:00 P.M. with plenty of buyers. The following is a sampling of our Information,Or Appraisal Greenleaf, Kansas. consignments from November 20: RES. PHONE A very nice crowd watcheda good 16 b&bwf hfrs 486 @ 30.90 EA 5-2,393 4 wf hfrs 420 @ 31.30 STOCKER & FEEDER CATTLE 1 blk cow 1105 @ 19.90 run of cattle sell on a strong to higher 1 rn cow TON, KANS. market last Friday afternoon. 2 wf hfrs 460 @ 31.25 13 blk strs 514 @ 33.90 1270 @ 19.70 56 mix strs 1 hst cow Listed below are representative 22 wf hfrs 438 @ 30.90 670 @ 30.60 @325.00 2 blk wf hfrs 1 Guern cow sales from last Friday, November 28: 24 med.qual.wf 410 @ 30.75 593 @ 28.60 @277.50 1 wf hfr 610 @ 28.80 2 mix strs 720 @ 28.40 1 Jer cow @215.00 9 wf strs 728 @ 28.05 29 wf cows STOCKER & FEEDERSTEERS 1 bwf hfr 650 @ 28.90 @191.00 1 wf str 23 thin plain bwf 536 @ 28.35 1 wf str 830 @ 27.30 Motors, 410 @ 37.00 6 wf strs 915 @ 27.05 BULLS , 8 wf strs 22 thin plain wf 518 @ 28.10 336 @ 37.25 1 wf bull COW 17 b&bwf strs 5 wf strs 1143 @ 26.55 1315 @ 22.80 MOBILE COWS 31 hst strs 680 @ 25.95 1 blk bull 1205 @ 22.60 gest VolumeDealer & bulls 348 @ 36.75 1 spt bull 4 wf strs 1 cow 940 @ 22.80 39 hst strs 592 @ 25.90 1140 @ 21.50 A BILENE, 447 @ 34.30 1 cow 910 @ 22.20 29 hst strs 733 @ 25.00 -4000 6 shrthrncrs strs 573 @ 33.20 1 blk str 1 cow 860 @ 20.20 4 hst strs 890 @ 24.25 HOGS & PIGS 340 @ 36.75 1 cow 1510 @ 20.05 16 wht fats 228 @ 26.15 5 wf strs 566 @ 33.25 1260 @ 19.90 16 wht fats the spice 14 bwf strs 2 cows BULL & STEER CALVES 230 @ 26.05 s 562 @ 33.40 1 cow 1450 @ 19.90 18 wht fats 214 @ 25.95 car 17 blk strs 791 @ 31.50 3 hamp sows lg your 21 blk strs 1 cow 1100 @ 19.05 4 blk strs 350 @ 36.10 [email protected] 796 @ 29.60 1 cow 1070 @ 18.70 1 char wf str 345 @ 36.00 2 wht sows 345 @ 22.45 NorthCentral 1 bwf str 390 @ 36.00 11 grainfed 1 cow 1230 @ 18.70 16 blk strs 402 @ 35.50 1 hamp sow 505 @ 21.25 dealer strs899 @ 27.00 3 bred gilts t volume 2 wf strs 1 cow 1080 @ 18.65 2 wf strs 350 @ 35.25 @ 87.00 335 @ 36.75 1 cow 1145 @ 18.25 8 blk strs 478 @ 34.50 1 hamp boar 280 @ 17.30 To SelectFrom: 3 wf strs 730 @ 30.10 . 12 blk BC 465 @ 32.40 1 white boar ...... 2 hoiststrs 1 cow 1060 @ 18.60 360 @ 17.05 VS, 4 door ster, 675 @ 24.90 3 hst BC 13 hamp fdrs power 3 hoiststrs 1 wf cow / baby calf @280.00 270 @ 31.70 130 @ 28.50 ctransmission, 756.@ 24.80 9 blk & bwf BC 473 @ 30.30 1 red fdr 110 @ 23.90 hardtop ..... Already listed for Friday, Dec. 5: 28 white pigs @ 26.75 8, 4 door ster., STOCKER& FEEDER HEIFERS power 2 wf hfrs 50 blk & bwf strs around 760 lbs. HEIFER CALVES 38 white pigs @ 24.50 ctransmission, 345 @ 32.50 50 white pigs ioner. 24 blk hfrs Around 300 choice Angus and 1 blk wf hfr 295 @ 33.75 @ 22.75 stet 399 @ 31.80 34 blk hfrs 400 @ 31.60 33 mix pigs Joor....mission,trans power 45 b&bwfhfrs whiface str and hfr calves. @ 19.75 c 426 @ 31.55 6 blk hfrs [email protected] ioner. 1 wf hfr 315 @ 30.50 ..... dtopiList $2495. l>d 1 rn hfr 250 @ 30.25 24 HOURSA DAY -RALEIGH BREEDING, MANAGER et YARDMEN ON DAJTY 9 blk hfrs 8, 4 doorsedan . st 444 @ 29.25 Power For 5 blk hfrs barn 562-3671; home 562-3547 ctransmission, more information call 460 @ 29.10 Auctioneer: Larry Lagasse, ioner. st Dude or Randy Reynolds, Bring your cattle COWS Ph. Concordia, Kans. CH 3-1714 ----.... , row" ctransmissi CO 3-4303or CO 3-3394 in at any time day 1 hst cow 1240 @ 20.00 4 loner. or night; we'll han- .. st or Dan Reynolds CO 3-4721. dle them for you at n LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO...... row your request. ctransmission, DUDEREYNOLDSAbilene, Kans. N MARYSVILLE, KANSAS ioner. ieed- Sell 41St.M 10 b&bwf hfrs 393 @31.0 7 blk hfrs 498 @ 5 wf hfrs 30.80 &Doh a a] 0- valcodup 484 @ :IL 2 bwf hfrs 30.80 442 @303 5 wf hfrs 484 @ We sold 1361 cattle on a real 392 @ 36.75 2 bwf hfrs 640 @28.10 30.7 10 wf strs 3 bwf Ors 463 @ good market. The bulk of the 14 b&bwf strs 388 @ 36.60 3 b&bwf hfrs 578 @28.00 4 wf hfrs 30 stockers and feeders were selling 442 @ 36.50 24 wf hfrs 737 @27.80 404 @3050 4 wf strs 9 blk hfrs 465 @ 50l to $1.00 higher. 2 bwf strs 305 @ 36.50 11 wf hfrs 570 @27.60 7 wf hfrs 30 Below is a partial listing of 306 @ 36.25 6 bwf & char hfrs 606 @27.30 482 @301 3 wf strs 6 bwf hfrs 488 @ our sale: 412 @ 36.25 3 char hfrs 623 @27.25 30.10 3 wf strs 7 blk hfrs 459 @ 415 @ 36.00 6 wf & brocfc hfrs 574 @27.10 30.10 3 blk strs 14 blk hfrs 508 @ STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 4 wf strs 381 @ 36.00 6 bwf hfrs 646 @27.10 3 wf hfrs 29.70 28 wf strs 631 @ 34.10 420 @ 35.75 3 wf hfrs 591 @27.10 386 @29.60 4 wf strs 5 wf hfrs 479 @ 11 wf strs 601 @ 34.10 17 wf strs 478 @ 35.70 2 blk hfrs 600 @27.10 29,40 19 blk strs 3 b&bwf hfrs 370 @ 585 @ 33.40 4 blk strs 459 @ 35.50 13 mix hfrs 691 @26.80 6 wf hfrs 29.30 3 wf strs 499 @29.1 603 @ 32.70 3 wf strs 470 @ 35.50 4 wf hfrs 850 @26.35 3 blk hfrs bwf strs 648 @ 32.60 457 @ 35.30 4 bwf hfrs 696 @26.10 401 @29.10 5 wf &bwf strs 3 sht hrn hfrs 320 @ 2 wf strs 602 @ 32.50 10 bwf strs 506 @ 35.30 2 wf hfrs 735 @24.90 8 blk hfrs 29.0 3 wf strs 586 @ 31.50 2 wf hfrs 737 @24.70 508 @28.60 5 bwf strs 460 @ 35.10 4 wf hfrs 549@ 27 wf strs 706 @ 31.15 2 wf strs 470 @ 35.00 2 wf hfrs 605 @24.10 26.7S 27 wf strs 687 @ 31.15 4 blk strs 492 @ 34.90 COWS 46 wf & bwf strs 711 @ 31.15 4 wf strs 488 @ 34.75 HEIFER CALVES 17 wf strs 856 @ 30.20 1 wf cow 995 @ 22.70 12 wf strs 508 @ 34.70 4 wf & bwf hfrs 270 @33.60 1 wf cow 22 wf strs 795 @ 29.95 1120 @ 19.90 4 char strs 390 @ 34.70 13 wf hfrs 269 @33.00 1 wf cow 2 blk strs 872 @29.60 1020 @ 19.80 3 wf bulls 470 @ 34.25 3 blk hfrs 336 @32.60 1 wf cow 34 mix strs 807 @28.75 1030 @ 19,70 5 wf strs 437 @ 34.20 9 wf hfrs 404 @32.30 1 wf cow 13 mix strs 777 @28.45 4 wf strs 542 @ 34.20 6 wf hfrs 360 @32.30 1015 @ 19.40 20 mix strs 919 @27.50 1 blk cow 1390 @ 19.30 5 blk strs 566 @ 33.10 12 blk hfrs 377 @32.20 2 wf cows 12 hoist strs 609 @27.50 13 wf strs 550 @ 32.40 4 wf hfrs 310 @32.10 1125 @ 19.10 19 hoist strs 667 @26.85 3 bwf cows 1206 @ 19.10 4 wf strs 497 @ 32.20 20 wf & bwf hfrs 401 @31.80 1 wf cow 2 wf strs 627 @26.30 34 hoist strs 535 @ 27.90 8 b&bwf hfrs 332 @31.70 1050 @ 18.90 12 hoist strs 1 wf cow 1205 @ 18.80 732 @26.10 500 @2 27.90 8 b&bwf hfrs 352 @31.70 Mc 4 hoist strs 1 sht hrn cow Carl 6 hoist strs 930 @25.20 3 blk hfrs 360 @ 1125 @ 18.65 19 hoist strs 524 @ 27.50 31.60 5 sht hrn cows truck load 4 hoist strs 986 @25.20 486 @ 27.00 2 wf hfrs 387 @31.50 1058 @ 18.55 3 hoist strs 2 blk cows tar crop in 2 hoist strs 897 @24.10 12 wf hfrs 355 @ 930 @ 16.10 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 31.40 3 wf cows raised het 7 hoist strs 1038 @22.70 2 wf hfrs 295 @ 956 @ 15.10 17 char hfrs 631 @2 29.65 31.25 8 wf cows & clvs yield on o 6 wf & bwf hfrs 397 @31.20 @255.00 STEER CALVES 38 mix hfrs 658 @ 28.95 5 wf cows @206.00 problem. 11 blk strs 435 @ 38.25 years. He 19 wf strs 360 @ 38.10 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: around Ac 14 b&bwf strs 374 @ 37.75 REZAC BARN LIVESTOCK COMMISSIO 16 blk strs 430 @ 37.40 St. Marys 437-2999 5 wf strs 373 @ 37.20 COMPANY 11 wf strs DELAINE REZA(' 409 @ 37.10 St. Marys 437-6266 4 wf strs 260@ 37.10 5 wf strs 286 @ 37.00 ELMER IMTIIURN 8 blk strs 491 @ 37.00 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 vSt. Mary 9 blk strs 355 @ 37.00 PAUL KRAMER 4 blk strs 429 @ 37.00 SL Marys 417-2993 4 wf strs 295 @ 36.75 Auctioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby & Dennis Reza Kan 3> Central Kansas Most Modern Livestock Auction...West Side OfSalina TWO SALES EVERY WEEK MONDAY THURSDAY Hogs & Cattle Cattle Only Hogs sell at 10:30 a.m. followed Selling startsat11:00 a tn.Cattle by our regular cattle sale as they are will sell in the order they are consign unloaded. ed on the books. Receipts for the week totaled 1998 cattle and 8 blk strs, Lincoln Co. 349 @ 35.70 1 wf bull, McPherson Co. 1460 @ 23.10 1155 hogs. Fat hog top Monday 8 blk hfrs, Cloud Co. 1 wf bull, Saline Co. 1510 @ 23.00 was $26.80, with 447 @ 31.30 Bales of a stocker and feeder cattle selling higher. 3 blk strs, McPherson Co. 405 @ 36.00 HOGS )anty of we Following is a partial listing of oursale: 1 blk hfr, McPherson Co. 230 @ 37.50 23 mixed hogs, Saline Co. 222 @ 26.80 Delphos. 3 wf strs, Ellsworth Co. 563 @ 34.25 23 white hogs, Ottawa Co. 230 @ 26.80 CATTLE 7 wf hfrs, Ellsworth Co. 460 @ 30.25 22 mixed hogs, Lincoln Co. 221 @ 26.75 6 wf strs, Ottawa Co. 679 @32.90 6 wf hfrs, McPherson Co. 415 @ 31.60 23 white hogs, Lincoln Co. 225 @ 26.70 3 wf strs, Saline Co. 633 @32.10 9 wf strs, Ellsworth Co. 371 @ 36.75 24 hamp hogs, Rice Co. 217 @ 26.75 34 wf strs, Marion Co. 729 @31.55 8 wf strs, Ellsworth Co. 519 @ 33.10 17 white hogs, Ottawa Co. 213 @ 26.75 18 wf strs, Dickinson Co. 789 @30.50 5 bwf hfrs, Ellsworth Co. 396 @ 32.50 14 white hogs, McPherson Co. 228 @ 26.75 30 bwf strs, Saline Co. 724 @30.25 4 hoist hfrs, Ottawa Co. 1051 @ 21.90 5 red sows, Saline Co. 436 @ 22.50 12 blk strs, Rice Co. 804 @30.30 1 hoist cow, Mitchell Co. 1290 @ 20.30 3 red sows, Clay Co. 440 @ 22.40 51 wf strs, Marion Co. 739 @30.20 1 hoist cow, Saline Co. 925 @ 19.75 2 hamp sows, Ottawa Co. 350 @ 23.10 66 wf strs, Marion Co. 747 @29.90 1 hoist cow, Mitchell Co. 1380 @ 20.10 1 hamp boar, Ottawa Co. 420 @ 17.50 22 wf strs, Marion Co. 784 @29.90 1 hoist cow, Lincoln Co. 1435 @ 19.60 10 mixed shoats, Clay Co. 154 @ 30.25 34 blk strs, Marion Co. 810 @29.80 1 wf cow, Russell Co. 865 @ 19.90 2 hamp shoats, Clay Co. 105 @ 32.75 37 wf strs, Marion Co. 844 @29.60 6 wf cows, McPherson Co. 948 @ 19.40 5 white shoats, Dickinson Co. 140 @ 28.00 34 wf strs, Marion Co. 790 @29.40 8 wf cows, McPherson Co. 1069 @ 18.45 8 hamp pigs, Ottawa Co. @ 34.25 17 blk strs, Saline Co. 837 @28.90 1 hoist hfr, Ottawa Co. @315.00 25 hamp pigs, Ottawa Co. @ 29.00 18 blk strs, Ellsworth Co. 944 @28.50 1 hoist hfr, Ottawa Co. @310.00 13 spotted pigs, Dickinson Co. @ 29.00 27 mix strs, Saline Co. 917 @28.10 15 wf cows & clvs, Saline Co. @299.00 28 white pigs, Ottawa Co. @ 25.00 22 wf hfrs, Saline Co. 576 @29.60 1 hoist bull, Ottawa Co. 1555 @ 23.70 39 mix pigs, Ottawa Co. @ 24,00 7 blk hfrs, Marion Co. 502 @29.60 1 wf bull, Ellsworth Co. 1640 @ 23.70 21 hamp pigs, Lincoln Co. @ 24.00 13 wf hfrs, Marion Co. 730 @28.70 11 wf hfrs, Saline Co. 662 @28.60 87 wf hfrs, McPherson Co. 675 @28.60 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 85 wf hfrs, McPherson Co. 674 @28.60 LAURENCE CLEMENCE Farmers Rancho 53 blk hfrs, McPherson Co. 656 @28.20 Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 113 wf hfrs, Saline Co. 630 @28.15 MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN Durham Phone 132-3371 CO, 81 blk hfrs, Saline Co. 654 @28.05 LIVESTOCK COMMISSION 4 wf hfrs, McPherson Co. BOB MUIR 827 @28.00 Salina Phone TA 3-2963 40 10 bwf hfrs, Marion Co. 781 @27.50 West on old US 3 wf hfrs, Lincoln Co. MAR R 641 @27.60 Radio Station KSAL, Salina Barn Phone 3 wf strs, Ellsworth Co. 305 @39.00 6:45 a.m. Every 913 TA 5-0211 SALINA, 4 wf hfrs, Elliworth Co. 353 @ Monday, Wednesday & Friday Al CTIONFE RS 33.50 thns0 10 blk strs, Dickinson Co. 436 @33.50 KFRM Dean Moore. Lee Rem),Roger 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. 8 blk strs, Dickinson Co. 498 @32.85 Bonded Licensed