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111)3101 wf cow Filled Milk, Class 1 Milk 3 wf cows 1 bwfcow 3 blk cows 965E, 1013;: It's All The Same, Says USDA 3 wf cows 1 wf cow 1065"; The Agriculture Department the same price basis of regular time." 3 wf cows has decided to classify so-calledmilk, officials said, but the new Federal milk marketingordSrs 953!: 3 wf cows 116 "filled milk" as ordinary Class Iproposal willstatethe regula-set minimum prices which haAd- 1160 2 mix cows or bottling milk under the fed-tion clearly and uniformly. lers and processors must pay 1167 eral marketing order system. 1 blk cow The department defines filled dairymen. The proposal approv- 91; LONGHORN ATTENTION Most of the 67 marketing ordermilk as "a beverage containing ed by the department would re- 2 wf cows Though the modern breeds get the prizes at the big livestock 1315: areas have treated filled milk oneither fresh liquid skim milk, orquire filled milk to be priced ac- 3 wf & blk cows 95:: shows in the country, put a Texas Longhorn in the stalls and he'll skim milk reconstituted from cording to the minimums. 2 blk cows get a major share of the attention from the crowds. 89) American Buys nonfat dry milk, with added veg- 1 rn cow & cf This Longhorn was a major attraction at the American Royal etable fat or oil in place of the 1 bwf cow &cf last week. Named Abilene, he is a 19 -year Longhorn who is the natural butterfat." State Holstein official mascot of the National Cowboy Hall of Fame at Oklahoma Kaiser Jeep 2 wf cows &cfs The decision to go ahead' with City. His handler here is Mac McClain. American Motors has agreed to 3 mix cows & cfs the filled -milk regulation propos- Assn. Sale Abilene has an 8 -foot horn spread, weighs 2100 pounds, stands buy Kaiser Jeep Corp. for $80al generally is based on informa- million. 17 hands (about five feet, 8 inches) at the shoulders. tion received at a public hearing Longhorns are the direct descendants of the first cattle Spanish The agreement was announced early in 1968 at Memphis, Tenn. Averages $810 )MMISSI(explorers introduced in the new world. They were brought into jointly by AMC and Kaiser In- Department officials said the ABILENE - The annual fall Texas in the late 1500s. He was an ideal animal when cattle had dustries Corp. proposal is subject to approval ofstate sale of the Kansas Holstein to endure month -long drives for 1000 miles before reaching beef The agreement calls for pay- at least two-thirds of the dairyAssociation held here grossed )ANY markets. ment of $10 million in cash, $10 farmers in each marketing order$35,645 for 44 head of registered million in AMC's negotiable five- area. A spokesman said final ap- dairy animals. year notes and 5.5 million sharesproval is expected by the end of The average of $810 per cow of American Motors Capital the month. was the highest in the history of St.Malalkin Trillions stock which is currently selling 'the department said the pro-the sale, of which this one was for about $11 a share. The $10 posal and a separate decision onthe 27th. Most of the fall sales million in negotiable notes is sub- the central Arizona area would have been held in Abilene. KaThat's Real Inflation ject to adjustment following anamend all but four federal milk Highest price paid was $1100 audit of Kaiser Jeep, AMC said. marketing orders. for a 2 -year -old from Higher The gross national product willpercent annually in the 1970's, a "American Motors and Kaiser The Georgia and southeasternView Dairy of Hays. reach one trillion dollars a yearlittle slower than the previous Jeep manufacture noncompeti- Minnesota -northern Iowa orders Two other cows brought more before the end of 1970 and willdecade, and down considerablytive product lines with comple- were not in effect at the time ofthan $1100. jump to two trillion dollars an -from the 1.8 percent of the 1950s.mentary management and dealer the hearing last year and are not A cow sold by Harold Scanlan 3aliEnually by 1980, predicts The Out-Standard & Poor's doesn't expectorganizations," the AMC an- covered by the proposal. of Abilene and bought by Francis Of look, a weekly investment advis-unemployment to stay at the lownouncement said. "American Mo. Also excluded were the Min-Sprang of Effingham brought ory publication produced by 1968 rate of 3.6 percent. The tors produces a broad line of neapolis - St. Paul and Mississippi$975, which was fourth high. IEK Standard & Poors corporation. work week will continue to short-panger vehicles in a wide orders to allow for other admin- Two of the animals went to range of price classes, and Kai- out-of-state buyers - one to Ok- 1AY Only about three -fifths of theen, but total man hours of work istrative considerations. gain in the GNP will be a realshould be 171/2percent higherser Jeep specializes in the man- A spokesman said proposed lahoma and one to Wisconsin. ufacture of a line of four -wheel - attle Only growth, however, since inflationin 1980 than in 1968. The real amendments would be offered The 44 head sold represented will have become a way of lifekey to the growth in GNP, how-drive pleasure and utility ve- 35 Kansas consigners. About 100 itsat11:00 dillc for the four remaining order are rjn the '70's. Standard & Poor's ever, will be 40 percent increasehicles and heavy duty military areas "within a relatively shortpersons attended the show and e order they and government vehicles." sale. ks. projects a 3 percent inflation in the productivity of labor. growth rate during the coming decade compared with an aver- Government spending in the age 2.1 percent for the last 20coming decade will show an altered pattern. Federal outlays for 1515:: years. Co. High interest rates also will begoods and services will climb -1 Co. 1370 from 99.5 billion dollars in 1968 965 .a fact of life during the period. o. iw:But business and investors willto at least 205 billion in 1980, a :o. oir;:be able to live with these condi-6.3 percent annual increase. But o. over the same period, stateand 1430,lions, for corporate profits before th Co. taxes will climb from an estimat-local governments should boost their spending at a 9.4 per cent HOGS ed 95.7 billion dollars this year on Co. 215...to 205 billion in 1980, gaining anyearly rate - from 100.7 billion verage 7 percent annually ver-annually to almost 300 billion. 210g son Co. s 6.3 percent during the '60's. in eco- 2180 With no deceleration ,on Co. During the coming decade for funds 230 @ nomic growth, demand Co. [email protected] & Poor's anticipates awill remain heavyin the new rth Co. 0:11ther steady upward movementdecade, and inflationwill spur `2550n the economy without the deepborrowing by businessout of the 310::011:'s or spectacular spurts that fear that deferredexpansion will ave characterized other periods.be costlier later.The same infla- :o. 412:::he decade will beone of grad -tion will causelenders to demand Co. 370a1 rather than drastic change. high interest ratesto compensate ,)70'iThe population will grow for the expectationthat they `,40*oungeron average, and the will be paid offin cheaper dol- ). .':ivorking force will outgrow thelars than theylent. Eventually, ,,i'liopulationas a whole. With however, a furtherrise in inter- son Co. sophisticated managementest could bring animportant Co. 9:,f the economy, financial crisisshift in corporatefinancing. It sell Co. will be avoided, and the popula-is still moreadvantageous to generally will be able to buybonds, whose interestcomes out What industry produces. before taxes, anrwhose principal According to The Outlook, will he paid ininflated dollars. At these rbecauseprojections"norule out ama-some point,however, the balance n of selling new K-STATE LIVESTOCK JUDGES could tip in favor KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY'S senior livestock judging team finished 13th in the American !MISSION orecast the kind of world we common stock. 40wouldhave after such a con - Royal judging contest at Kansas City. is expected to The K -Staters, coached by R. H. Hines, made their best showing in swine, where they were third as a US lu . The forecast does allow The decade ahead onold for be marked by evenmore urgent team. Dillard Ungeheuer (second from left on the back row), was the high individual in the contest in wthcontinued East-West tension The rel- little,if any, relaxation ofselectivity in investment. swine judging. 11 ofstock Team members, from left, kneeling, were Jim Phillips, Valley Falls; Frank Brazle, Cambridge; Jim SW theiheavy(but bearable) burdenativeperformance '60s doubtless has Rowse, Burwell, Nebraska; and Richard Felts, Liberty. Standing, from left, are Jay Brown, Macon, A5.O2c-rioNEERAu- R,, ?IIthe economy. groups in the made a lastingimpression. Illinois; Dillard Ungeheuer, Centerville; Willard Olson, Burdick;Harold Weil, Edna; and Coach Hines. Moore. LeeRerT' ' Population growth will be 1.3 Licensed Now one of the strangestrisks many problems, refuse to renew the in- Grass & Groh terested in selling insurance -school policies because of racialin a business as staid as 2 Risk Companies or taking a risk unless it's "a surance businessis beginning October 28, 1969 sure thing." trouble, and turn away business-to take hold - andmajor inur- Persons make jokes about amen because they are inproblem willing to Obviously, insurance Avoid Risks ance companies are eum fire insurance salesman whose neighborhoods. back. flies as big as Aetna Because of the conservative ap- As a consequence, insurance give you your money and All idea of a good policy is one on a The Aetna Life andCasualty - and many otherswith proach of most insurance comma companies are getting a reputa- 0 steel bridge. Company broke the icerecentlyplans - are notgiving panies and the changing nature tion, perhaps not entirely de- money so easily. of the Insurance market, many Day after day insurance com-served, of not being willing toby introducing what itcalled the persons are becoming convinced panies cancel mottor car coverage first policy of its kind with a Dr. Dan McGill,professor for drivers who have had too take a risk unless there is very surance at the Wharton of insurance companies are not in- "full money -back feature." The Seh little risk to take. that of Finance and Commerce, Some of this is true. Insurancedisabilitypolicyprovides holders who reach the ageof 65versity of Pennsylvania, companies should not be asked said without collecting benefitswill similar plans had been to accept flood insurance in areas or 40 years ago, wentoffered where floods are seasonal unlessget a refund of all premiums out paid. Even if benefits have beenfashion and apparently RANCH LOANS they can charge enough to offset ing back. are the risk. And this is precisely paid, Aetna will refund the balance paid in. Moreover,policy- "There has to bea charge A Financial Service what happens. monththis," Dr. McGill said. For The Farmer Insurance companies have holders get up to $1500 a "It may in the event of disability. in the interest rate.They And By The Fanner worked out elaborate actuarial give you back the tables on each risk. If the risk is Earlier this year, Allstate Life premiums R. STANLEY PARSONS, Mgr. Insurance Company introduced without paying you interest, high, the company may charge insurance,if they charge enough SEE ME AT a similar plan for life of ap extra, spread the risk, or refuse mium they can make 604 HUMBOLDT PR 6-6931 to take it. in amounts of $5000 and $10,000. money Res. Phone JE 9-8725 a It provides that buyers who con-your money - particularly GRASS & GRAIN tinue making payments until ageinterest rates as highas they MANHATTAN LAND BANK The Mid -Kansas news weekly. 65 get back all they paid in - are." Open Mon. through Fri. Published each Tuesday at 1207 and still get full coverage until The interest earnedon the 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed 12-1) Moro,(Box 1009)Manhattan, Kansas, 66502 by age 65 in the event ofdeath. premiums is definitely figured Branch Offices:CLAY CENTER & JUNCTION CITY AG PRESS Moreover, if the insured becomesthe cost of the policy, accord] Federal Dean Coughenour permanently disabled before ageto Thomas Mahoney, viceii E. R. Woodward dent and health actuary LAND BANK Assn. of Second classpostagepaidat 60, Allstate makes the payments for MANHATTAN Manhattan, Kansas. until age 65 and then returns allAmerican Life and Casualty Company, Chicago, whose Serving Clay, Subscription: $3 year the payments (including those Es, Geary, Pottawatomie & Riley Counties. CIRCULATION 14,200 made by Allstate.) ability policy returns 80p of the premium at the endof ery 10 -year period. The price of money -back i ante should be checked agai other kinds of insurance wit

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SHOE IMPORTS EXPAND GREATLY IN 1960s SHOE IMPORTS, which accoun for as little as 4.2% of the U.S. supply in 1960, are expected to account for 27% this year. The two big sources imports: Italy and Japan.

SMALL TOWN HOTEL SOLD FOR $3300 WATERVILLE-The Waterville was sold at auction for$3300.B * DIN' was Bob Collins of Marysville, who he intends to operate the hotel under the management of Ethelyn Yoaku Ruby Watson * DININI * TABLE: for just 600... justsaw add$ value per ton her phone of SILAG Don't lose valuablenutrients your grass or corn silage.Unive tests and feeding trialsin beef dairy herds show corn silagetrey withSILO -BEST enzyme prese worth $2.13 more infeed value ring! Yet Ill tonthan untreated silage, BEST costs you only 6OCper t be aninvestment that pays you thana 3 to 1 return! Improves GRASSSILAGE In Fr( CORNSILAGE improves BaledHay, too Reducesspoilage &mold Savesnutrients,VitaminA Improvesodor,palatability Reduceshot spotsin hay (Saw her phone ring?) SLO Ruby has difficulty hearing. A powerful lamp which flashes when the phonerings lets her know someone is calling. And a volume control switch on the phone receiver makes it possiblefor her to hear and carry on a normal phone conversation.This is one of many deviceswe've developed B E S to help the handicapped make full use of telephone service. -COMPLETE- Dealer or If we can help a member of your family, letus know. SeeA KEY We maybe the only phone company in town, but we try not toact like it. Call ME2'2141 KEYMILLIN Southwestern Bell Clay center, Gragi&Q, Dctober 28, 196; bviously, ins OCTOBER FURNITURE as big as Aetrie.' SPECTACULAR nd many othersa. S are not ey so easily. Dan McGill, prat nee at the whart;. and core;:., of larY plansPennsylva.11;' had beee'r',. 10 yearsago,

1 backand. apparentlyc. There has to he Dr. McGillsaitilt he interest rateT,: You back the Pre: ONUS SAL tout payingyou jef,,, ley charge m they enough can make SHOP SAVE NOW r money- paruo, rest rates HERE'S HOWIT WORKS as high Select From Hundreds of Gift Items. 4 Big Days With any purchase you make during this sale we will allowyou to select 20% he interest earned ,. of the Purchase Price Amount ina FREE GIFT of your own selection. There is Bedspreads NO CERTAIN gifts you must take in selecting Sheets niums is definitelyh your 20% Free Gift Bonus. You Throw Rugs cost of the policy, lk 4 Big Nights may select any merchandise in our store. at Pillows ['homes Mahone, HERE'S HOW THE Clocks tand health actor,: 20% BONUS Pictures Wednesday FOR EXAMPLE: BENEFITS YOU Wall Assortments erican Lifeand 6, Bathroom Rug Sets 'ipany, Chicago, vr3, Thursday- Sold to (Mr. & Mrs. Customer) $10 Bonus on Every $50 Purchase 1 2 -pc. Living Room Suite $199.95 Decorator Pillows ity policy returns Planters s.1 Friday- $20 Bonus on Every $100 Purchase 13 -pc. Bedroom Suite 169.95 he premium $100 Bonus on Every 8500 Purchase 1 7 -pc. Dinette Set 79.95 Magazine Racks atthe $200 Bonus on Every $1000 Purchase Decorative Glassware 10 -year period, Saturday- Cedar Chest 49.95 TV Lamps he price ofmoner.bal Coaster Sets YOU PAY 499.80 Book Ends should be checked., Oct. 29-30-31 & Nov. 1 Your Bonus of Purchase 100.00 Centerpieces ?r kinds of insurances 1 CocktailTsphip $20.00 2 Step End Tables 40,00 Hurricane Lamp benefit. The cost of BONUS DOES NOT APPLY 1 Candle Arrangements Lounge Chnir 40.00 N/C Decorative Baskets ley back may besure, TO PREVIOUS PT TRCHASES Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. AND MUST RE TRADED $100.00 TV Trays OUT IN MERCHANDISE. Stacking Trays Clothes Hampers DE IMPORTS EXPAND Bath Accessories EATLY IN 1960s SHOE IMPORTS, whir:lax:: ALL OF THESE ITEMS ARE INCLUD- as little as 4.2% of the US I. ED IN OUR 20% BONUS SALE. 960, are expected to acce..1 'n this year. The two big se.-. iorts: Italy and Japan. JUST A FEW OF THE HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS

IALL TOWN HOTEL ILO FOR $3300 WITH VVATE R VI LLE-The SPECIAL PURCHASE " s sold at auction for $3,30 * DINETTES $91127 s Bob Collins of Manissil'!!. $119 95 * BEDROOM intends to operate the ho'a 7 -pc. Daystrom Early a management of Ethely0:a LUXURY SOFAS American * DINING ROOM Dinette Set Colonial - Modern - Traditional - Spanish Sofa * MATTRESSES Your 20% bonus At Huge Savings Your 20% bonus * TABLES * LAMPS $2400 also included in this sale $5000 * ROLLAWAY BEDS for Just 60& In free Many with Foam Rubber Cushions, In free merchandise Arm Caps and Self Decked merchandise

SPECIAL add$' WITH with Elegant Mediterranean $3995 SIMMONS 3 -pc. Bedroom value per MATTRESS and BOX SPRING Double Dresser, Framed Plate Glass Tell City Rockers Mirror, Chest and Bed ton Solid Maple & Decorative Finishes SET $(05 Your 20% Bonus Your 20% Bonus $29995 of $800 Your 20% Bonus In Free Merchandise Of Your Choice $14" $6000 In Free Merchandise. . Of Your Choice SILAG In Free Merchandise Of Your Choice Don't losevaluableru:'.., your grass orcorn s.1.,:, WITH WITH tests and feedingtna..... WITH .., SPECIAL WITH dairy herds showcorn Broyhill Sofa $16600 withSILO -BEST $69" .. $188" inent,I!.: Luxurious Traditional Styling $19995 worth $2.13 more La -Z -Boy ton thanuntreated sib,..:,. Recliner Sleeper only Vinyl Cover Recliner 5 -pc. Table Group BEST costs you $222°° Your 20% Bonus Your 20% bonus Round Table. 2 Arm Chairs an investment Your 20% Bonus Your 20% Bonus than a 3 to1 return! Two side chairs Lovely Cherry Finish $14" $3320 $3760 Your 20% Bonus improves $444° In free In free InFree Merchandise Of Your Choice In free $40°' GRASSSO merchandise merchandise merchandise In Free Merchandise Of Your Choice CORN SILK Baled ',:: improves Come Early-- Shop Leisurely-- You'll Enjoy Visiting Furniture City spoilsgs(I., I Reduces I Savesnutrients, odor:::: Improves 111 QUANTITIES LIMITED - SALE POSITIVELY ENDS hot SP I Reduces SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 1st

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The Latest m Mrs. Ernest Schultz,Brook- PUMPKIN PECAN PIE at ameet Winner, Mrs. George Korinek, Ellsworth: "I am sending a ville, sent the followingrecipe: 3 slightly beaten eggs `Daily pumpkin cookie recipe which is very good." GRAHAM CRACKERBARS 1 cup canned or mashed, cook- PUMPKIN COOKIES 1 cup melted butter oroleo ed pumpkin Bread' 1% cups sugar 1 egg beaten 1 cup (white.) sugar 1 cup shortening 1 cup sugar 1/2 cup dark corn syrup .Prize 2 teaspoons vanilla 1/2 cup milk 1 teaspoon vanilla andaiuitorelywo,wheyekenatifnri 4 cups flour 1 cup coconut 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 21/2 teaspoons cinnamon 1 cup nuts 1/4 teaspoon salt RANGE SET 2 teasp000ns baking powder 1 unbaked 9 -inch pastry shell COORDINATED DAM 1 cup graham crackercrumbs farm 2 teaspoons soda Graham crackers 1 cup chopped pecans accessoriestobrightenmi. 3/4 cup chopped nuts Cover a large pan, 9x12 or so, In small mixing bowl, combine kitchen. This setincludes 2 cups raisins with whole graham crackers.Mixeggs, pumpkin, sugar, corn sy- salt and pepper shakers n r 2 cups (No. 303 can) pumpkin butter, egg, sugar andrup, vanilla, cinnamon andsalt; a bucket to hold grease,pl Mix all ingredients together in order given. Blend well. Drop melted mix well. Pour into unbaked pas- A milk,stirringconstantly. Cook product of AluminumRouse by teaspoonsful and flatten on cookie sheet. Bake 10.15 minutes at over low heat untilit boils. Re-try shell. Top with chopped pe- wares Company, Inc., St, Lett by 350 degrees. Frost with powdered sugar mixed with lemon and add coco-cans. Bake in moderate oven is, Mo. move from stove and (350 degrees) about 40 minutes orange juice. nut, nuts and crackercrumbs. The winner each about wl Spread while still warm overtheortillknife inserted half way week if much you crackers.Cool,between center and edge comes drawn by lot from thered. Mrs. J. W. 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Use a Dispel unpleasant odor in a * The very wear most as a guide inshopping tices about youis the way youfor new clothes. age for little kitchen gadgets steam iron and a pressing clothfreshly painted room quickly and press on the wrong side of lc When youwalk down the As you studyyour wardrobe,such as kebab holders, poultry by leaving a pail of water in The Latesteet, come into a room, standpull out the garments pins, skewers, rubber bands, etc.the garment whenever possible. the room. you can-They keep the drawer neat and at a meeting, how you looknot or will not wearagain. If 'Dally something nice,or not so the small items clean and easy you haven't worn a garmentto locate. Brenj,;e, about you. once in the last year, you aren't Treat Your Youngsters To You look nice when you knowlikely to wear it duringthe com- Prize tat to wear for what you're do-ingyear.Next,setasidethe where you're going. clothesthatarenotwearableTo Remove Halloween Candied' Apples RANGE begins by plan- ST Dressing well now but will be useful again af-Grass Stains pan. Cook over medium heat, stir- 'ORDINATEDDttli,i Ig a wardrobe based on yourter cleaning, mending or altera- To remove grass stains from Your little ghosts and goblins .',..essoriestobrightith eds and your budget. Since ittions. will appreciate these candied ap-ring constantly, until mixture 4haenn4 Thisn washable clothing, dip the stain- boils. Then cook without stirring set rarely,ifever,possibleto To organize your wardrobe, list ples for their Halloween treat. - r-pPer shale ed parts of the garment in corn until temperature reaches 290 de- nucket to d an entirely new wardrobe,each item in your closet under hold molasses and leave there about CANDIED APPLES grees F., or until a small amount )duct of Alunlinutin with what you have. Be-casual,tailored, semi -dress and res Company, 30 minutes. Then wash in the 8 medium apples of mixture dropped into very lie, by deciding what is wearableformal and semi -formal. As you Mo. usual way. 8 wooden spoons or flat wood- cold water separates into threads your present wardrobe. Next,fill in the chart, you will discov- en skewers The winner klc about what you need, then which are hard but not brittle. er what articles of clothing you 11/2 cups sugar Remove from heat. Stir in flavor- awn by lot rfrom 'tor much you can spend. 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WEISHAAg els per acre is2 bushels above last year. 6 Grass This year there is an increas- & '69 Crops 70% Over Average yielding,ir- October 28, ed acreage of high 1969 centralrigated corn in western areas.In moo October 1 expectations for Seeding of the 1970 winter ly good in most eastern, should carrya sizeable but suf-central and eastern areasyields n bumper fall crops combined withwheat crop was favored by am-and southwestern areas of cattle and sheep fered from lack ofmoisture inwere relativelygood except in September this 14ateJ01 the earlier harvest of a near -rec-ple moisture and nearly two- southeast Kansas where they milk production offs tobri expectedacreagenorthwestern counties. taled 133 million ord wheat crop to make 1969 thethirds of the below a year pounds, grouP me 1 Most irrigated fields arematur-were materially same as last month, vont job State'sbest crop production was in the ground 'by October 1, about one - but with most early plantings up toing a good crop ofgrain. Sor- ago. By October cent below a year 1 year, according to the Kansas ghums have had somedisease, sixth of the State's grain acreage ago, Egg headway Crop and Livestock Reporting good stands. duction during September problem insect and weed problemsin lo-was picked. 69 million eggs, Service. Sorghum Grain down indicates. With harvest one -twelfth com-calareas.Late plantedfields but 3 percent aboves The index of 1969 all crop pro- Septem- Other Crops Sept nstics on ti pleted by October 1, sorghum made good progress in 1968. of duction was 170 percent of the at least Soybean production of 22,011,- tr group 194749 base, surpassing the pre-grain production was indicated atber but many will need date tofully000 bushels was indicated, the Farm Wages own vial 182,229,000 bushels, 12 percent an average frost Con vious highs of 160 percent in state's second largest crop and Wages paid farm Kansas larger, than in 1968 and 9 percentmature. worke 1960 and 150 percent in 1958. is andanal: Corn only 8 percent smaller than theOctober 1 averagedabove Record production is in pros- above the previous record crop a Corn grain production was 1968 record. Average yield per earlier in all categories, rty,assista pect for sorghum grain and sug-in 1960. p herty, in a forecast at 90,783,000 bushels,7 acre was estimated at23 bush- rates paid by themonth ar beets, while output of soy- An expected yield per acre of 63 ofthe 57 bushels was 10 bushe's abovepercent above last yearand theels, 2 bushels below the record board and room furnished beans, dry beans and hay will A pro-1968 yield. About one -eighth ofaged $265 compared nded to a last year's previous high. Dry - largest output since 1944. with be the State's second largest and spective record yield of 77bush - the crop had been harvestedbyyear ago, and monthly are inakin land sorghums were exceptional - ra the corn crop the best since October 1,slightly behind usualwith house furnished suit minor 1944. were PRODUCTION (in thousands due to late maturing fields. compared with $304 Record high yields per acre of a year UNITED STATES Sugar beet production is fore- Tier. CROP KANSAS sorghum and corn and second iIi

1 1 1 1 1 Unit . 1967 1968 1969 1967 1968 1969 cast at 782,000 tons, 31 percent Daily wage rates highest for soybeans were un- averag Corn for Grain Bu. 72,080 85,050 90,783 4,760,076 4,374,840 4,350,257 above the 1968 previous record$11.50 with boardand room, changed from a month earlier, All Wheat 221,620 243,775 304,070 1,522,382 1,570,433 1,456,299 221,620 243,775 304,070 1,206,808 1,228,638 1,149,976 output and nearly double the 90 cents from last while the record yield per acre Winter Wheat year and Spring Wheat 0 0 0 315,574 341,795 306,323 production of most recent years.$14.10 without board of hay was a shade below the Oats 5,796 6,840 6,318 789,196 929,524 938,153 and Barley 2,160 3,700 5,624 372,898 418,168 415,898 Digging was well under way in up $1.10 from a yearago, September forecast. Sorghum Grain 149,408 163,325 182,229 755,936 738,507 764,013 Rye 405 512 1,425 24,154 23,220 32,028 western Kansas by October 1. wage rates averaged $1.59, Maturity of most fall crops lag- lip Soybeans 18,562 23,925 22,011 976,060 1,079,662 1,070,182 The Kansas dry bean crop is cents from October 1, ged a little behind average, al- Beans, Dry Edible Cwt. 154 170 220 15,177 17,717 18,784 1968, Potatoes, Irish 128 124 110 305,334 294,192 305,449 forecast at 220,000 cwt., 29 per- though dry, warm weather late Sugar Beets Tons 417 597 782 19,197 25,392 27,999 United States in the month encouraged rapid All Hay 5,282 4,741 5,517 126,300 125,438 127,480 cent above last year and second Alfalfa Hay 1/ 3,557 2,985 3,477 74,204 73,371 74,818 only to the record 1961 crop. Sorghum grain production ripening. Fall crop harvest activ- Wild Hay 1/ 984 956 1,082 8,959 7,897 8,604 Apples, Com'l. Mil. Lb. 6.8 15.9 16.0 2/5,394.9 2/5,431.5 2/6,641.6 the United States wasfor ities started around mid -Septem- Peaches 3.6 6.2 9.5 2/2,684.9 2/3,590.7 2/3,780.0 Production of hay was expect- at 764 million bushels, 3pe ber and were gaining momentum ed to total 5,517,000 tons, 16 per- more than 1968 and 1 by October 1. 1/ Included in All Hay. perm 2/ Included quantities unharvested on account of economic. cent above last year and second above the 1967 crop.

only to the record 1965 output. Corn grain outputwas The expected alfalfa hay out- mated at 4350 million bushels put of 3,477,000 tons is 16 per- October 1, down 1 percent cent above last year and the last year's crop of 4375 state's third largest crop. bushels but 9 percent above Apple production of 16.0 mil- 1967 crop output. lion pounds was slightly above Soybean production pros last year and the largest in 18 at 1070 million bushels, we years. Peach production of9.5 only 1 percent below last year million pounds was about11/2 record crop of 1080 million times last year's crop and the els but 10 percent above the largest in a third of a century. production.

Pasture and Livestock The October 1 pasture feed condition was sharply above a year earlier, as September moist- urefavoredlategrowth of grasses. An exceptional growth of volunteer wheat provided some grazing by October 1 and AGGIE HARDWARE The calf, a along with seeded wheat pasture 1205 Moro MANHATT protein an needs ther and bring 1 calves ave

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6. f r %%bet "I don't thingwe shbuld belittlegories since the last survey NEIGHBOR PAYS $56,000 Gain theefforts someagencies arewhich was taken in March of FOR 360 ACRES catueand:,..catiinorities making to correct October 28, 1969 WATERVILLE-Lee Hinkle of Green- the situation. 1967. leaf was the buyer of 360 acres at a Jobs "But the realproblem is some Doherty said one of the mostfare - 1,359 (4.84i; history, con-land auction near here. Hinkle paid Etieed'Ver.i...4ate bring additional mi-agencies are not willing $28,000 for a 200 -acre farm, with house 1.._11:111i0r. `:'Efforts to to takeserious problems in theStateservation and recreation - 803 einle as members into statethe extra step to and improvements, belonging to M.F. h.i-ftwt-,-,-.1.,wity group correct previousHighway Department which em-(2.86); penal institutions - 728 Goodman and paid $28,000 also for a 'wernment jobs aremaking injustices, Dohertysaid. ploys 16.37 per cent of the en- Year (2.59); law enforcement and safe- quarter -section belonging to the Jesse Mt '-''n °w,;..._,a but there still are The progress report tire state work force - a total Clark estate. Hinkle owns adjoining -.,..-..,1-ne involves ty - 492(1.75);industrial )Cott.-- 'luring areas, a state re -persons employed by the of 4,588 persons. land to the two farms. J. T. Dickson of eg'gs. ,,,I, ajor problem state at schools - 210(.74); and judi- Washington and Foster Kretz of Clay 11ut3 all levels on Oct. 1 Perftnt ''t indicates. of last year. The assistant director said inciary - 156 (0.55). Center were the auctioneers. )68. abos; ,tr$tatistics on thenumber of mi-At that time, therewere 28,026general minority groups are state rity groupemployes in state employes,25,588or91.3poorly represented in the high- gathered by per cent of whom were white. way department with the lone ex- Wages..;,,Farst NIlisr ernment were Civil Negroes made ception of Spanish-American. MACH IV ttob farm Ne Kansas Commission on. up the second rin1 a:raged i..ights and analyzed by Joseph P.largest group with 1,768or 6.3 He said 15.4 per cent ofall SPACE AGE DRYER tiller assistant director. per cent,followed by Spanish-Spanish-Americans employed by ttesDaid6.eategol'i3Oherty, in a progress report,Americans, 279 or .99per cent,the state work in the highway [ward - ".! the zi, Doherty, and romn ,:..-1 _ 63 of the 75agencies whoIndians, 44 or .15per cent, anddepartment. ged $265 ' u_Ad compared ..!sponded to aquestionnaire said"others," 347 or 1.23per cent. However, he noted, the High- e.ar ago, and inott:.:Iey are making specific efforts The progress report showedway Commission, has numerous ith house furnishes,, recruit minority groupper- percentage increasesinall butjobs filled by whites that, in oth- one of the minority group cate-er agencies, are filled by minor- mnPared with M,ms. er. ity group members -- clerical Daily posts for example. 11.50 with boa;sr. "Although some otherstate )cents from i: agencies have no minority group 14.10 without employes at all, the problem is board P $1.10 from a more serious in the Highway DRIES CLEANS CONVEYS 300 BU/HR 'age rates averaged4 Commission because of its size," 'tits from October Doherty said. Floats the Grain on Air Alone - No Moving Parts vi Only 3.73 per cent of the Negro 10 points or more moisture removal work force is employed by the Unitedstale 5,000,000 BTU/HR propane heat Sorghum grain highway department. pto-powered 35,000 CFM fan le United States Doherty said some officials in the highway department are No moving parts in this dryer everfaster drying. Provides excellent dry t 764 million bonbekl tore than 1968 all making efforts to add minority to break, wear out, adjust or main-grain quality. Positive temperature bove the 1967 group members tothedepart- tain! No electric motors to go bad.control-no hot spots or wide varia- crop, MACH IV is the dryer you've readtions in moisture. MACH IV even re- Corn grain ment's payroll. outpot The commission's report broke about for unsurpassed efficiency,moves foreign material and cleans nated at 4350 million down state government into 10 high-speed drying action and trou-thegrainasitflowsthroughthedryer. )ctober 1, down 1 ble -free operation. ast year's crop of categories. Here are those cate- Readily portable drying capacity gories with the number of em- Balanced heat and air surroundsthat keeps ahead of six -row com- ushels but 9 percent ployes and the percent ofthe every kernel as grain floats throughbines. Gravity -flow wet grain hold- .967 crop output total work force in' each: dryer on a cushion of air for even,ing bin with extension hopper. Soybean production' Education and research -- t 1070 million busbek 9,640(34.39);health and hospi- inly 1 percent below litt North Central Steel Co., Inc. tals - 7,921(28.26); highways 'ecord crop of 1 - 4,588 (16.37); general govern- 116 West 2nd 2-20'7'7 Is but 10 percent abase ment - 2,129 (7.59); public wel- MINNEAPOLIS,anise. )roduction. Two Good Reasons for For Comfortable "Wall toWall" Choosea ,Feeding Creep Chow Warm Floor Heat,

AGGIE HARM', The calf, of course, gets the benefit of the extra energy, 1205 Moro MASH. proteinand other nutrients in Purina Creep Chow. He needs themif he is going to reach market weight quickly arm Norniq andbring top price. Purina research shows that creep -fed calvesaverage 40 to 60 pounds heavier at weaning. But mother cow also benefits from creep feeding. She GAS HEATER isn't"suckled down" as heavily by a creep -fed calf, there- fore, she is in better condition during the breeding sea- Warm Morning's "Carpet son. Creep feeding can make a dollars and cents dif- of Comfort"blower sys- ference in the conception rate of your brood cows. temprovidesthe cozy warm floor heating you To learnmore about how Purina Creep Chow can help want. The powerful, quiet youincrease your herd production, drop in. We're at the runningblowerdraws heated air down between storewith the Checkerboard sign. the front and rear sec- / tions of the heat chamber, and spreads a wide Pre -Conditioned Feeder Calf Sale carpetofwarmthover your floors. Tuesday, November 4-12 noon The "Carpet of Comfort" blower systemis"com- at Ft. Scott Auction Barn, Ft. Scott, Kansas pletely automatic. A convenient "Top-O-Matic" se- 1,500 to 2,000 calves... Dehomed Castrated (bulls) lectorswitchgivesyou mostly choice...many Vaccinated for Blackleg and choice oftwoblower Malignant Edema speeds and may be set for crossbreds. Consignors cer- Injected with 2 cc's of Purina® Cattle automatic or manual op- tify that their calves have Plus® (A.D.E.) eration. Wormed with Thibenzole met the following Ft. Scott Weaned and fed Purina Pre - Preconditioned Salere- Conditioning"' Chow® for a minimum We sell many of these of 21 days. Warm Morninghea- quirements: 'Reg. Trademark-Merck & Co.. Inc. ters for as little as. For more information call Jim Martin, 318/547-3685,or Henry Payne, 316/784-6860 $79.95 FORT SCOTT. FORT SCOTT SALE COMPANY KANSAS

THE SAME FEEDS AT THESE DEALERS Flint Hills Feed & Grain PR 8-5322Manhattan. fresh Spreads a CARPET OF WARMTH ft and Farmers UnionFeed Mill 437-2434 St. Marys r and you Mor-Kan Elevator 349-2214 White City over the floorsof your home! thereis no of wet,eReading Grain& Lumber AN 9-3842 Reading in II elec- City Dmatic Mid -ContinentElevator CE 8-4177 Junction eiti 7r6tat4t/ washday ItAisffal*".1'too red ttafei )se Americus Grain Co 884-3465 Americus time Center Modern Automatic Controls For Care -Free Heating ce any Gorden MarkElevator ME 2-3381 Clay kindof any Grove Western GrainMill 767-5933 Council BUY YOURS FROM THE PEOPLE WHO CAN SERVICE IT ectricapPli from facts the FARMERS COOPERATIVE ASSN. Manhattan, Kars WESTMORELAND ONAGA .4*LTA VISTA The Nixon banks in Kansas at the beginning costs. effective December 1. of this year, 589 were making When the last increase -fromplan for 10 percentincrease Gray & Medicare Doctor with nextagricultural loans. 8 $3 to $4 - was made,govern-would go into effect Nonreal estate farm loans Jan. ment officio's concededthat theApril's benefit checks. 1,1969 totaled $593,106,000 for October 28, Fee Sure To Go sum wasinsufficient, but they 1969 the fig- banks;$96,599,000 for Produc- hoped that by keeping tionCredit Associations;$14,- Over $5 Monthly ure low doctorswould voluntar- 280,000 for Farmers Home Ad- which showedthe folio\ The monthly fee paid by theily hold their chargesin line. Bank Farm ta's for Kansas: that ministration. All totals were in- Federal elderly for doctor coverage under Ball told the 4ommittee Banks $225,770,000; creased over the year previous. life Medicare will be increased from the increase i the exact amount of Loans In State Banks increased their farm ance companies $2406734 the present $4 to "something had not beendetermined, but offi- definitely real estate loans - those secureddividuals andothers, S over $5," an administration that the new fee would by mortgages on farm land in-Farmers Home cial says. exceed $5. Up By 7% Administra This would mark the second in- announced Kansas banks pushed their cluding improvements - 18 per$7,012,000. The new fee will be Nationally, bank crease in the Medicare feesince Finch,farm loan totals to an all-time cent to a total $86,501,000. loans in December by Robert H. culture totaled $13.5 to in ofhigh the past year to $679,607,000 The bank loan increase was billioa the program went into effect secretary of the Department from $12.8 billion July 1966. The first fee was $3 aHealth, Education & Welfare.It-- an increaseof more than 7greater than for other lenders a year month. would likely go into effect nextpercent over the year previous - The planned increase wasdis-July 1. the agricultural committee of the closed by Robert M. Ball, com- The administration plan to in-Kansas Bankers Association re- missioner of Social Security, dur-crease the Medicare fee was ports. ing questioning by the House brought out under questioning by The Kansas increase compares ways and meanscommittee. Rep. Jacob H. Gilbert (D-N.Y.) with a 6 percent increase nation- Payment for doctor coverage Criticizing the administration ally in hank loans for agricul- under Medicare is entirelyvolun- for seeking only a 10 percent in-ture, according to the National tary on the part of theelderly. Increase in Social Security benefits,Agriculture Credit Survey just contrast, all of the elderlyauto- Gilbert said: "This 10 percent released by the American Bank- matically receive hospitalizationwon't even be 10 percent moreers Association. coverage at no charge,financedmoney for the elderly, in view of Banks were providing more through a share of SocialSecur-the Medicare increase." nonreal estate farm loans - ity taxes paid duringworking Gilbert suggested that "a 20those used for current opera- SAV. WARM years. percentincreaseinbenefits tions, living and production - h whipcon Ball attributed theplanned in-would be more like it." than were other lenders, includ- insulate crease in the voluntaryMedicare House Democrats have propos-ing government agencies. Of the terproof, v ine sheep, feetoskyrocketing medical ed a 15 percent benefit increase,total 600 insured commercial t...... el shirts ted nylon ated surco, ated suits ted boot kle oversh le oversh You? Penny-wise kle oversh ted rubber , winter n and pound-foolish? y th hp a ty Y.t hp

anks feed the best. Sunflower Soybean Meal or mowers Pellets. They're carefully processed from prime soybeans. They're highly palatable HOLT and digestible. They're nature's richest Whatever you do -whereveryou source of protein. If you want that hefty weight gain with go -you'll look and feel better Next To fewer headaches, arrange for Kansas TTAT Soya custom -mixing. We'll follow your while going and doing ifyou start present formula or,if you decide it your day by pulling on a pair of needs beefing up, build a formula for you that's feedlot -proven for lowest cost Dan Post boots..And when your with highest gain. busy day is over you'll probably Maybe you mix your own feed. In that th another la case, we'll deliver Sunflower Soybean have plenty of "go power" left over ay, we had ton all class( Meal or Pellets wnen- because you've had proper fit and what lower. ever and wherever especially in d ft's great to save money on cattle feed. you need them. Or, if ully steady. foot support all day long. diming is a p But be sure it's an economy you can you pick up your last Thursday: afford. Urea, often less expensive, is a order, provide auto- safe feed additive to a certain mated in -and -out truckloading. And you /eve/. Beyond that, it becomes That's why we say, "A Perfect Day T CA'fTLE A can always use Kansas Soya's grain of hen steer toxic.That means many bank facilities. Begins and Ends with Dan Post." of steers pounds of weight loss. So, Get the protein supplement and cus- wfhrn steers $36.99 to $48. f steers while you appear to be saving tom -mixing that makes all the difference blk steers money on feed, your cattle at market. But first get all the facts. Start Acme's from $19.99 STif steers could be starving on synthetics. by telephoning Kansas Soya. Collect. of steers That's why you'll need a good protein f steer 312 Poyntz wf steer supplement if you're going after maxi- KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. lun steers DOWNTOWN wf steers mum weight gain. It costs no more to Dickens 2-1210. Emporia, Kansas Mc Call's lk steer 1)414.44eelowt Manhattan he steer bra steers wf steer 0 0 0 thin steers wfsteers SALE EVERY Salina/ Kans kvif henstr hen steers WEDNESDAY Barn Phone Beverly Stockyards Co. wf steers Ilk Steen With a good run of cattle on hand for our sale Wednesday 2500 24.50 Leroy Holcomb, Gypsum Mark Nieke, Hollyrood 1 hamp but. svf steer the market looked 5 Olower on cows with the balance of our 22 blkwf hfrs 569 @ 29.00 395 @22,90 cattle selling on a fully steady basis. Listed below are a few Rolland Wuthnow, Manchesterll wf hfrs W.M. Hauserman, Longford 1 white but steer 309 @ 33.00 but. 252 @24.00 sales from our auction. Nick Koster, Bennington 6 wf strs 392 @ 34.50 Jim Forshee, Aurora 10 mixed wf steers Otto Mier, Beverly 5 wf strs Cecil Grubbs, Ellsworth 7 mixed but. sl. steer 424 @ 33.75 265 24.50 Lawrence Meyers, Gypsum 1 holstein cow 1655 @ 19.60 Jim Forshee, Aurora 4 mixed but. tit hrn steers CATTLE Ottawa County 1 wf cow 895 @ 19.30 wf steer Bill Schwartz, Gypsum 12 wf strs 480 @ 35.20 Josephine Martin, Solomon 5 wf strs 327 @ 34.80 'chal steers Bill Paschal, Luray 37 wf strs 813 @ 28.50 H. H. Richter, Smolan 13 mixed cows 909 @ 19.40 steer Leroy llolcomb, Gypsum 35 wf hfrs 620 @ 27.40 Saline County 7 wf cows w clvs oe wf steers Rolland Wuthnow, Manchester7 wf strs 202 @ 37.20 @306.00 H. H. Richter, Smolan 3 mixed strs 396 @ 33.00 steers Ottawa County 4 blk hfrs 625 @ 30.20 Josephine Martin, Solomon 6 wf hfrs tilk steer Ernest Barta, Lorraine 7 wf bull clvs 347 @ 31.30 476 @ 30.30 George Berry, Minneapolis 1 wf bull calf 365 @ 32.25 !wf heifers H.J. Richter, Smolan 17 mixed hfrs 503 @ 29.15 Wallace Gust, Carino 2 wf hfrs 1 wfheifers Albert Meyers, Tampa 495 @ 27.10 49 mixed strs 643 @ 30.05 1 heifersIs George Hummel, Solomon 3 blk cows w clvs @278.00 Ernest Barta, Lorraine 3 wf bull clvs 361 @ 32.75 '" %I steer H. H. Richter, Smolan 14 holstein strs623 @ 25.80 HOGS 4 heifer Joe & Lavem Wesley, Ada 25 mixed hfrs 594 @ 27.30 bbl heifer George Kepple, Tescott 20 mixed but.206 @ 24.80 Leslie Bloomberg, Marquette8 blk strs 420 @ 33.70 Cecil Grubbs, Ellsworth tik wf h 5 mixed but. 227 @ 25.00 elfers Josephine Martin, Solomon 2 wf strs 237 @ 37.00 John Wood, Gypsum tf 2 blk pigs @ 20.50 brOC str Leroy Holcomb, Gypsum 39 wf hfrs 651 @ 27.20 Char WIheifer For more information about e4 wfheifers Beverly Stockyards Co., Salina,Wansas, P ererY led rik heifer prices for your livestock get Market reportson KFR Located on east edge of Salina on old highway 40 at7:1514 in touch with us and we will Wednesday morning heifsteer on1CSAI at come and look at theih. SACK BEVERLY, Salina TA3-3191 BOB GRACE, Salina, TA 7-1541 every Wednesday PAUL DIEHL, Brookville 225-3503 HARLAN JENSEN. Salina TA 5-0912 JIM fORSHEE, Concordia CH3-471711:30. O Grats& COW POKES By Ace Reid beginning a purebred flock. legislation is that the new mea- Four breeds- Hampshires, October 28, 1969 sure would Orden the law to include non -farmland. October Shffolks, Dorsets, and South- propniations have never matched downs - will be sold. the authorized figure but a con- The bill now will be returned There will be separate judginggressional source said' "We fore-to both House and Senate for fin- hick alapproval, which is virtually Owed the contests for 4-H and FFA. Thesee a time when they could." t for Kansas. - GENERAL TORE association provides the top The Great Plains states, whichassured. anks $22537400'N' youth judgers with $25 credits made up the "dust bowl" of de- ice companies toward the purchase of a pure- $24o' pression years, work with the tvidualsand bred ewe. The top teams and in-Department of Agriculture on antlers Horneothers dividuals also get trophies andconservation measures designed Aet's' ?,012,000. - awards. to prevent the area from again Nationally, becoming a desert. alture bank is2r, Another change in the proposed totaled$135' Agree To Extend 'orn $12.8 billion s'yr., Great Plains Fall Is A Season For Ending and Beginning Conservation A 10 -year extension of the Great Plains program of conservation and an increase in authorized federal spending to $25 million has been agreed upon by consignees from the House and O Ace RETREADED o Senate Agriculture Committees. At present, authorized spend- "Corne on in, Maw! Here's a sale on chain saws ing is $15 million per year. Ap- SNOW TIRES andI want you to try one fer size." 18 Months Written SAVE ON Road Hazard Guarantee WARM APPAREL Sheep Breeders Ji ough whipcord jackets $8.35 PreVentLossesl OWEN DUER ipperinsulated sweatshirt, Vice-president 2FOR41.95* waterproof, with hood$5.95 Sale Nov. 15 A time to reflect on the crop enuine sheepskin Westerner FRANKLIN year ending - and to plan for Sizes: 'vest $7.95 the new year about to begin. A 6.00 x 13 7:00 x 14 lannel shirts $3.59 At Hutchinson timetothinkaboutoutside 6.50 x 13 7.35 x 14 isulated nylon jacket .. $8.35 The Kansas Purebred Sheep money . . . about PCA. isulated surcoat $12.25 TRI-SULFA Outside money from your 7.00 x 13 6.50 x 15 isolated suits $10.95 Breeders Association is sponsor- SOLUTION BOLUSES PCA will help you plow and 6.95 x 14 7.35 x 15 isulated boot socks . . $1.45 ing its 24th annual ewe sale and Keepa supply on hand for plant,fertilizeandharvest, buckle overshoes $5.99 *Plus 35c to 87c per tire Esti- 4-H and FFA sheep judging con- prompt treatment of paint and repair - and, yes, buckle overshoes $6.89 test Saturday, November 15, at buy replacement or feeder cat- mated Fed. Ex. Tax recovery buckle overshoes $8.59 the Kansas State Fair sheep tle, hogs and sheep. (depending on size) and two tsulated rubber pacs .. $13.45 CALF PNEUMONIA If you want to begin your retreadabletiresofsame eavy winter caps $1.79 building in Hutchinson. The judg new season with one source for uality1/: hp air compressors ing contest begins at 9:00 a.m. CALF DIPHTHERIA all your short or intermediate - size. $84.50 and the sale at 1:00 p.m. term money needs, PCA is for MEDIUM CARS uality :% hp air compressors SHIPPING FEVER you. We are ready to discuss $94.50 George Ahlschwede, Kansas your money needs. it tanks 16.50 State University Extension meats FOOT ROT 2FOR$23.95, otary mowers at discount specialist, says the sale is one of FULL -SERVICE STORE Sizes: 7.75x14 7.75x15 the few places that Kansas' top OR ANIMAL MEDICINES 1PRODUCTION sheepmen put their quality ewes PHONEME 2-3272 CREDIT REX KOPPF,S' HOLT FARM on the auction block. ASSOCIATION Both bred ewes and open ewe -whereveryou SUPPLY lambs will be consigned and Ahl- HELD'S 600 Humboldt TIRE STORE nd feel better schwede notes that they will be STORE MANHATTAN, KANSAS NeKt To Sale Barn ideal for 4-H and FFA projects, CLAY,,CENTER, KANS. 813 6th St. ME 2-2167 MANHMAN PR 6-7943 )ing if you start as well as improving flocks or Ph. 913/776-7061 CLAY CENTER, KANS. ig on a pair of I -SALE EVERY knd when your you'll probably lanhattan Commission Co. C. NITS ilay With another large run of cattle last power" left overIbursday,we had a very active to steady 21/2 MILES EASTOF MANHATTAN ON US 24 aarket onall classes, except cows were 412 @29.90 pmewhatlower. Good feeder cattle 1 blk steer 410 @ 34.40 2 blk rn heifers 905 @18.10 1 proper fit and 29.90 1 wf cow ere especLally in demand, and they 1 red nk heifer 620 @ 26.30 10 b&bwf steers 521 @ 34 35 17 Ilk heifers 476 @ 1400 @18.00 29.90 1 red cow bid fully steady. 10 mixed heifers 629 e 26.20 5 wf steers 480 @ 34.30 9 wf heifers 441 @ 1110 @18.00 29.70 1 red cow y long. Followng is a partial listing of the f/b/bbf/bf hfrs 652 @ 26.20 10 blk steers 492 @ 34.30 6 blk heifers 426 @ 1075 @18.00 14 29.70 1 blk cow ale last Thursday: 7 wf & blk hfrs 739 @ 26.10 25 blk steers 471 @ 34.30 1 char heifer 315 @ 1 wf hrn cow 975 @18.00 520 @29.70 1 wf heifer 2 wf cows 1147 @17.90 I 3 wf heifers 380 @29.60 STEER CALVES HEIFER CALVES 1 wf cow 1055 @17.90 3 wf heifers 468 @29.60 iI41FAT CATTLE AND FEEDERS 1 blk steer 560 @40.00 2 wf heifers 237 @34.00 1 blk cow 970 @17.90 rct Day 470 @40.00 2 wf heifers 280 @33.75 ,POSi1 wf hristeer 595 @ 32.50 1 blk steer BULLS 1 wf cow 1110 @17.90 2 shrthrn heifers 33.50 ost." ll 2 wf steers 600 @ 32.20 76 blk steers 488 @35.95 235 @ 1 blk bull 425 @ 31.25 1 wf cow 1150 @17.80 1W 2 wf hrn steers 592 @ 32.10 22 wf steers 360 @37.80 7 blk heifers 315 @32.80 1 char bull 715 @ 25.10 2 wf cows 1022 @17.80 )4,1:2 wf steers 600 @ 31.75 7 wf steers 380 @37.00 1 wf heifers 300 @32.50 1 wf bull 680 @ 24.60 1 wf cow 1075 @17.80 4 wf heifers 315 @32.25 ,.. 17 blk steers 595 @ 31.70 45 wf steers 435 @36.65 1 char hm bull 730 @ 24 30 1 wf cow 1015 @17.70 4 wf steers 596 @ 31.30 1 wf steer 380 @36.30 1 wf heifer 300 @31.50 1 wf bull 1585 @ 23 50 1 blkfc cow 1010 @17.70 39 ' 15 wf steers 408 @36.30 4 blk heifers 358 @31.30 1215 @1730 @ 31.20 4 blk steers COWS 1 wf cow wf steer 600 @ 31.10 8 wf steers 347 @36.30 27 wf heifers 378 @31.20 1 wf cow .1075 @17.60 1640 391 @31.10 1 wf cow 705 @24.90 1 wf steer 275 @36.10 26 blk heifers 6 wf hrn cows 848 @17.60 605 @ 31.10 1 wf steer 1 wf cow 820 @22.90 312 Poyntz 2 wf hrn steers 300 @36.10 2 wf heifers 342 @31.10 7 wf hrn cows 999 @17.55 595 @ 31.00 1 wf steer 1 wf cow 735 @22.25 4 wf steers 315 @36.10 3 blk heifers 356 @31.10 1 wf cow 1240 @17.50 623 @ 30.80 2 blk steers 1 wf cow 805 @21.90 DOWNTOWN 1 blk steer 72 blk heifers 466 @31.05 880 @17.50 695 @ 30.40 5 wf steers 528 @36.00 1130 @20.00 7 wf hrn cows 36.00 11 blk heifers 436 @31.00 1 holstein cow 6 wf hm cows 948 @17.50 630 @ 30.10 5 wf steers 386 @ 1 holstein cow 1110 @19.80 Manhattan 35.80 11 blk heifers 432 @30.80 2 blk cows 1000 @17.50 3 wf bra steers 673 @ 29.90 21 wf steers 461 @ 1 holstein cow 1345 @19.50 1 blk wf steer 35.80 8 wf heifers 432 @30.75 1 wf cow 1135 @17.50 620 @ 29.80 4 wf steers 448 @ 1 holstein cow 1425 @19.50 2 shrthrn steers 600 @ 29.80 250 @35.75 2 wf heifers 302 @30.60 1 wf cow 875 @17.40 1 shrthrn steer 252 @30.60 1 holstein cow 1345 @19.20 ihr; 10 wf steers 652 @ 29.60 403 @35.60 2 wf heifers 1 blk cow 885 @ 17.40 16 blk steers 1 wf heifer 355 @30.50 1 wf hm cow 765 @19.10 35.60 ' 1 wf cow 1055 @ 17.40 hrn str 600 @ 29.30 5 blk steers 303 @ 1 holstein cow 1315 @19.00 Salina/ IIAU:111Wif(r 1 blk heifer 350 @30.50 2 wf hrn cows 970 @ 17.30 i steers 670 @ 29.20 5 wf steers 468 @35.60 1 holstein cow 1165 @19.00 Tr.' 1550 bwikfrss.eers 1 wf heifer 325 @30.40 1 wf cow 1015 @ 17.30 Barn Phone 801 @ 29.00 3 wf steers 360 @35.50 1 holstein cow 1115 @19.00 steers 425 @35.40 1 b bf heifer 335 @30.40 2 blk cows 1110 @ 17.30 752 @ 29.00 2 wf steers 445 @30.35 1 holstein cow 1290 @19.00 250 1 blkwf 395 @35.40 1 blk wf heifer but, steer 670 @ 29.00 2 wf steers 1 red cow 765 @18.80 1 hamp 30i,' 1 wf steer 485 @35.40 6 wf heifers 451 @30.30 but 735 @ 28.90 5 bik wf steers 4 wf hrn cows 1045 @18.80 1 white 15:: 8 blk heifers 350 @30.30 xi but. 80 wf steers 805 @ 28.80 2 broc wf steers 392 @35.3Q 1 wf hrn cow 1130 @18.70 FOR ESTIMATES 10 mix is5;, 1 wf steer 35.30 3 blk heifers 433 @ 30.30 but. 700 @ 28.50 8 blk steers 405 @ 1 holstein cow 1175 @18.601W. E. DUGAN . Alta Vista, 229-6430 7 mixed 35.20 1 wf heifer 420 @ 30.25 2642 wf hrnsteers 680 @ 28.50 33 wf steers 485 @ 1 holstein cow 1295 @18.50 JOE RAINE ... Maple Hill, 663-2226 4 mixed but 1 blk wf steer 350 @35.00 2 blkwf heifers 320 @ 30.20 DON WELLS . Manhattan, 539-3744 610 @ 28.50 1 blk wf steer 6 blk heifers 472 @ 30.10 1 wf hrn cow 1240 @18.40 2 char steers 770 @ 28.50 3 blk steers 310 @35.00 1 holstein cow 1410 @18.40MERVIN SEXTON . Abilene, 263-3449 35.00 1 blk heifer 340 @ 30.10 1 blk steer 630 @ 28.30 3 wf steers 458 @ 1 wf cow 1065 @18.30'WALT SUTTER. Junc. City, 238-5685 7 broc wf 291 @35.00 5 blk heifers 389 @ 30.10 BARN PHONE .Manhattan, 776-4815 steers 871 @ 28.10 3 blk steers 2 wf heifers 420 @ 30.00 1 wf cow 1115 @18.30 21 char steers 816 @ 27.80 12 wf steers 369 @35.00 2 wf cows 975 @18.30 JOE RAINE, Auctioneer 1 blk steer 523 @35.00 4 wf heifers 350 @ 30.00 610 @ 27.60 14 blk steers 358 @ 30.00 1 wf cow 1080 @18.30 lOwfhheifers 434 @34.90 3 shrthrn heifers Consignment Reports 681 @ 27.55 11 b&bbf steers 12 wf rdnk heifers480 @ 30.00 1 holstein cow 1165 @18.30 13 wf heifers 444 @34.80 6 wf cows WIBW Radio 6:30 A.M. Thursdays 698 @ 27.55 5 wf steers 9 blk heifers 428 @ 30.00 1100 @18.20 11 wf heifers 455 @34.70 7 wf cows WIBW - TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays 725 @ 27.55 3 blk steers 8 blk heifers 398 @ 30.00 1105 @18.20 1 blk wfsteer 501 @34.65 1 wf cow 755 @ 27.50 10 blk steers 17 blk wf heifers 471 @ 30.00 1170 @18.20 BUYING FAT HOGS 1 blk heifer 585 @ 27.50 2 blk steers 487 @34.50 At Manhattan .. Tuesdays & Saturdays I b bf heifer 605 @ 27.30 3 wf hrn steers 365 @34.50 'At Alma Every Tuesday 7 blk 34.50 w 'heifers 573 @ 27.15 1 blk steer 310 @ At Eskridge Every Wednesday. 34.50 Stocker & Feeder Calves Needed 1 wf hrn brocstr 775 @ 27.10 1 wf steer 505 @ uying Hours 8 a.m.-12all locations.. " 34.50 have a strong demand for stocker & feeder calves at our 1 char wf heifer 785 @ 27.10 1 wf steer 330 @ We For information call the barn in Manhat- 8charw 34.50 regular Thursday sale. If you have some you want to sell, heifers 642 @ 27.10 1 bik steer 350 @ tan, PR6-4815. Or you may call Joe 34.50 call any of the numbers listed to the night and we'll be glad 1 nk heiferheeifeerr 780 @ 26.60 1 wf bull 325 @ Raine at Maple Hill 663-2226, or Esk- I blk wf 340 @34.50 to appraise them. For this coming Thursday, we have ridge yard 449-2347, or Alma yard anKFO steer 670 @ 26.50 1 wf steer consigned several hundred head of feeder cattle. 1 char 455 @34.45 . rket reP at heifer 725 @ 26.40 11 blk steers 13057384I. CdneSdaYprnIOn P' etyWednesday '30. !

busy enough State C' Farmers Home Administration -- now." ablegenerally. Grass & Grain Dairy Queen both targets of civil rights cri- 10 started plume Parry Civil Hardin's memo directed each ics. tics-are expected to follow suit. October 28, 1969 cream manufacturer agency chief to certify by next Itrecently moved necticut, Mississippi and parts into Rights Barbs March 31 that all programs have of Arkansas and Iowa for an un-food" industry. eillber! beenclearedofanypractices net 1°11` A Major Sale price. He retained his The dell' At USDA impeding racial integration and disclosed 'farmer that each agency completes civ- franchises .in Saline and Johnson The Agriculture Department, By Area Dairy counties. ,sih,o1W9e6d7, ato stung by accusationsofracialil rights training courses by June 30. The transactionincludes pro- number of discrimination, has begun a ser- visions for Bane to continue with ies of educational meetings to One of the first agencies to be-Queen Owner number gin training is the massive Agri- American as a consultant for two familiarizeitsexecutives with Purchase of 145 Dairy QueenyearS and to operate the Salina civil rights issues. culturalStabilizationandCon-stores from Dairy Queen Inc. of L. servation Service which adminis- headquartersuntiltheendof The meetings are part of a Kansas by American Dairy 1969. American will maintain an economics tough mandate laid out by Sec-tersfederal farm programs atQueen Corp., Minneapolis, Minn., the national, state and county was the largest single sale in theoffice here. Good watches..1r1 facts to retary of Agriculture Clifford Bane came to Salina in 1948, M. Hardin in a quietly circulat-levels. national firm's history. deserve operated a restaurant and opened Myr saic ed memorandum dated Sept. 23 Other agencies such as the Fed- Earl Bane, Salina, sold his expert care! eral Extension Service and thefranchise rights in Kansas, Con - his first Dairy Queen store. He steady but only last week made avail- still owns the store and will con-All others tinue to leaseitto Harold Fitz-need it!

patrick. (S, I CLE The more expensive Bane founded Dairy Queen of you itneeds the attention .w1:004. ofe'pgrkkh' Kansas in 1961 after he had rep- dinorywatchesneedn exh' Feeding Gooch's Best-- resented the national firm since because kfteesptihneg result of 1949. "In 81/2 years we've enjoyed a Raymond Krouse weans 70 percent increase in volume,"SNYDERS Bane:laid."Development of Phone: ME 2.5155 BRING Johnson County will keep me CLAY CENTER, Li 101 feeder pigs Ks, TOCI Coin from 11 sows! See the NEW Dry FREE31 Left, Mr. Krouse, discussing feeder pig production with Gooch Service Counselor, Ross Johnson. 0_,-`16:TRAL Ode f0IN0111A1 4th a FIRST IN WEATHER -PROTECTION CLAY CET

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RUBBER -SEALED DOOR fits tightly, with a "snick" = L.O.F. GLASS Over 35 square feel, 1/4" tempered tinted gloss EASE HARDYSupply Co. Macksville Kansas 308 Poyr WES' Mr. Raymond Krouse, Wheaton, Kansas has specialized the last 2years in the farrowing, raising and weaning of 8 week-old feeder pigs to sell. Aboutone year rgest ago, he switched his sow operation used to raise feeder pigs onto the uncomplicated Ir Gooch Sow Feeding Plan. Mr. Krouse is well satisfied now that he has switched to the uncomplicated we Gooch Sow Feeding Plan. Mr. Krouse feels henow is getting larger litters of good, healthy, uniform size pigs. His sows are farrowing 10 to 14 pigsper litter. Equally FORTHE WII important, Mr. Krouse reports the buyers of his feeder pigsare able to market -finish 'BOOTS- them in 3 months or less. J.D. I Clearly demonstrating the outstanding success in raising feeder pigsMr. Krouse is experiencing with the Gooch Program is his 1969 feeder pigproduction. He Telt from "The averaged over 8 pigs per litter weaned from the 62 litters farrowedso far. In fact, AGRI.ONWIII! the last 11 sows he farrowed raised him 107 feeder pigsto sell. You and your NA...partners 1011

THE UNCOMPLICATED GOOCH SOW FEEDING PLAN KROUSE USES WITH GREAT SUCCESS! The challenges of agriculture bring the problem busi- II Feed one base ration from breeding through of constant change. It's become a dynamic farrowing and weaning-grain mixed 3 to 1 ness, requiring a multitude of managementskills with Gooch's Best Brood Sow Supplement. for the farmer or stockman. II Spot treat sows with the Neomycin-Terra- Sows are limited during gestation tothe 3 For those who recognize the opportunitiesof mycin antibiotic combination in Gooch Swine- to 1 mixture needed to maintain thrifty today's agri-business, sound financingcan be a Guard 300 at breeding-then again starting condition. Under confinement conditions, The PCA one week before and continuing two weeks key to the solution of part of the puzzle. Mr. Krouse also feeds limited quantitiesof and after farrowing. When possible, Mr. Krouse oats and alfalfa pellets. Sows, are provided takes pride in the role it plays, for many farmers also follows the Gooch recommendation of Gooch Phos-Eleven Mineral. stockmen in this area. It was created andis owned spot treating sows at midgestation with Swine -Guard 300. Full feeding this 3 to 1 grain -GoochBrood and managed by the people who use It. Sow mixture from farrowingon supports Stop by the PCA soon and learn whether we have II Feed Gooch's Best Pig Guard 250 to help top milk flow for the pigs-also conditions the approach to agrl-growth that fits your plans. baby pigs make fast growth when the sow's sows for breed -back within days after . milk flow slackens. weaning. I SEE YOUR LOCAL PCA MAN r MATIN,G,TO MARKET GOOCH'SBEST CAN HELP cur] YOU MAKE EXTRA HOG RAISINGPROFITS MANHATTA Ticar Cash in the extra profit opportunities that COUNCIL GROVE can be yours feeding Gooch's 315 West Best. Your nearby Gooch Dealer-or Gooch Service Counselor can supply Main 6th THE COUNCIL GROVE MAN:TT took you the hog feeds research tested-hog-proven righthere in Kansas. Or THE contact the Gooch Feed Mill in Salina, Kansas. hoduction Credit Assn. ProductionCr° ; Aloe Charles E. Graham, President Phone 767-5515 Cuttl Bill Alspaw, Vice-president makes it easier tocome and Fieldman Ray Cohorst, Ames

8UOMIGHX14 out dollars ahead raisinghogs! Serving Dickinson, Marion, Morris, Chase, & Lyon shell, counties. cou0 bpr of farmers. strate our determination to bringsalers also will be briefed by De- .Pt"lough Co-op null, Manuel says thatthe net dol: partment of Agriculture person- State food help to every locality, large Grass & Grain i.)41). Quee tar volume of salesof farmer nel to assure their understanding 11 t. cream inan,!- or small, in the nation," said :ift Up, cooperatives wasup about oneLyng. of thir part in the stamp pro- recently Volume moves. percent, from $533,248,000to The program permits eligiblegram. October 28, 1969 .),1 industry elMembersDown $538,755,000 'for themarketing low-income familiesto buy dollar volume of sales year. stamps at a discount that can The net CITE AREA HOLSTEIN Paper back 2oc - 35c cooperatives in Kan- "This was due to farmersus-be redeemed at grocery stores 50c75c ImBLING !ft:11)ffarmer ing more inputs (feeds, PRODUCTION RECORDS showed a gainfor the year fertiliz-for food at full value. The Holstein -Friesian Association of ers, farm chemicals, etc., topro- America has cited two G&G area Hol- Books my 1,1967, to June 30, 1968, but The dates these counties will of cooperatives andduce more outputs (cropsand begin issuing food stamps will steins for doubling or better average milk Largest Stock To"Alithe number meat)," Manuel says. and butterfat records in one lactation. In Town - SPECIk. .. number ofmembers was Part ofbe anounced locally after state One animal cited as a 3 -year old owned the increase in net volumealsowelfare officials have planned aby Floyd Moran, Topeka, for producing II 'wn. L. Manuel, professorwas due to inflation. The three timetable for procedures to as-16,000 lbs. of milk and 676 lbs. of mill r. Milton butterfat, and the other one owned by University pateconomics at KansasState products which made up most ofsure effective and efficient pro- the net volume of sales for the grams, Lyng said. Quinn Steenbock & Sons of Manchester, Book Store Good iversity, Manhattan,attributes for 19,500 lbs. of milk and 764 lbs. of ... cooperatives were feeds, petro- Retail grocery and food whole-butterfat. 623 N. ManhattanManhattan these factsto inflation, farmers deserveWatches inputs for produc-leum products and fertilizers, in ing more that order. expert Carel mergers ofcooperatives All others .1,tion, decline in the num- As of June 30, 1968, there were rand a steady 299 farm cooperatives in Kansas need it! - a three percent decrease from Steputiotit4 70b wifk+4 ea& MS CLEANED IN the 309 cooperatives in opera- The moreex it tion the previous years. needsthePaelnieer dinory ht'" t!i) Memberships in Kansas farm because ke,,i,9 tri 30 test -fly the one that's right for you... built-in. MINUTES cooperatives decreased from 216,- It s the r.e-seii"siiN responds with 335 in 1966-67 to 212,795 in 1967- You're going to hear a new sound of power. Power that 68. Manuel says there are fewer more authority. Smoother. Quieter. Morecapable. Power in a size that's SNYDERS NO farmers in Kansas than member- best for you: the 4-5 plow 770, 5 -plow 870, 6 -plow 970,7 -plow 1070. You WRINKLES drive one in your Phone: ships in Kansas cooperatives be- won't be satisfied until you get behind the wheel to BRING YOUR CLOTHES cause farmers often belong to own fields. And this we can tell you-you'regoing to fall in love with this CLAY CENitti TO CLAY CENTER more than one cooperative to new tractor. It's 70's new-soadvanced that we've even adopted; a Coin Operated take advantage of the diverse brand new look for the name it bears-a new symbolfor a new Cpse Dry Cleaner services offered by cooperatives. Your Case dealer is ready to demonstrate

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P°ttivP;10 &Wubiunsid bred calves. to Colorado haveindicated an 12 Grass & the new The crossbred calves averaged Grain intention to merge with October 28, organization. about 9 per cent more pounds 1969 weaned per cow bred than did keted But Mid -American Dairymen, the purebred calves. This advan- Perc°\'bred. PureN R, which itself representsthe mer- cows performed better ca dairy market-tage ranged from 5 to 16 per tobuothers.l'sof certain when i4; ger of 14 smaller the breeds ing cooperatives, hasdecided cent among the crosses of with that SI different breeds. 25 not to join, BillPowell, Prince- "The study againpoints ton, Mo., said today.Powell is The crossbred advantage forimportanceof getting up iht M ot hertraitsfollowing weaning, a high et president of Mid -America. ception rate and high _0011.5-slitumigir has such as daily gain, ranged from percentage The proposed merger of calves weaned,"Easley circles1 to 5 per cent. For traits affect- salt 111.116 been talked in dairy co-op "These two factorsstrongly this year.ed little or none by hybrid vigor, at since the early part of feet the total poundsof beef ME "In the early stages of ourdis-such as most carcass traits, the k el ed. nr. cussions concerning the propos-crossbred animal was about the C E M average of the two breeds used DROP ABILENE ed Associated MilkProducers AREA PHONE TOLLS M E M raised ques- for the cross. Phone calls from Abilene merger our board to Lasley saysthatingeneral, Carlton, Elmo and Navarrewiil 54 Year i tions which involved administra- noie require tolls, Southwestem Display tion, board functions and respon-mating cows to a hull of another Bell at breed increased the pounds mar - Abilene has announced. East sibilities,achievinguniformity and equal treatment of members, SCH prospective costs and expenses If you have farm machinery tomove and other questions. Up to now MONUI4 we haven't had satisfactory You should seeour answers to all thesequestions. NEW IMPLEMENT TRAILER RR 3 Bo However, one board has been Clarence willing to work with Associated with hydraulic powered tailramp CLA' Milk Producers and will continue to do so." MO

MAN RIVER OF SODA POP the ground at CanadaDry's MU Test Favors MON1 A stream of diet ginger ale runs across of the Toronto plant as a bulldozercrushes more than 100,000 cans the artificial sweetenercyclamate, Crossbreeding J. J. soft drink. The drink contained first of the COLUMBIA, MO. - Most of which will not be allowed forsale in the U. S. after the Office about its effects on health. theextra growth "kick" from CONTACT THE MANUFACTURER 12 year because of questions crossbreeding beef cattle showed Kansas City market, has voted up in more poundsof calf wean- its LuttigTrailer Company Office Phor No Link Yet Of against recommending to ed per cow bred, accordingto members a merger with Associ-John Lasley, professor ofanimal EMMETT, KS. 913 535-2610 PR 8-513: ated Milk Producers, Inc. husbandry at the Universityof MANHA Mid -America To Associated Milk Producers is a Missouri -Columbia. new dairy marketing groupor- The animal geneticist was re- ganized under thecooperative Associated Milk ferring to the results of thehet- DAIR The boardof directors of Mid -laws of Kansas. Twelve coopera- Mis- erosis project at the North w America Dairymen, Inc., the co-tives with members from Minne-souri Center near Spickard,Mo. operative that handles virtually sota and Wisconsin south to The project includes Angus, DAIR all the milk that reaches the Texas, east to Indiana and west COMPARE Charolais and Hereford cows pro- Your author' ducing both purebred and cross - CONSTRUCTION sDeLAVAL ADAPTABILITY CLAY put PRICE S AT I MUELLEF Stores a for feedlot INamego Combination Lift -Off Rack. For Free profit power Grain Body with WAMEC Regular grain body SABETI rx$0" wide 13'6"x93" wide Hardwood lift-off rack 8'x8W' wide 15'6"x93" wide Racks added to grain DeLAVAL 9'x93" wide 16'6"x93" wide bodygive 66" height ITO 10'x93" wide All Makes 18'x93" wide .Perfect fit 1.2'x93" wide, Furnished with 2 Service &Rer gates Dairy Equipm Special sizeseasily manufactured One for grain, one for to your requirements stock rack JOE 11 THE Model 420 When Ordering Specify Make,Model, Size of Bed Ph,229.528 See the rugged 1970 DEPENDABLE MOR, LNG, kansas phone 945-3211.... Arts -Way portables, HAUL- DIRECT DRIVE with extra capacity LAND I/ to do your job faster. KRAUSE LAND IN Extra muscle, too, for Conse McCULLOCH years of dependable 1280 SERIES Cost - service. And more Ponds, terr Ind leveling, MAC 250CHAIN SAW convenience features OFFSET es, clearing, than any other portables. F ALSO DIGS POST HOLES! DISC HARROW ROGG I CONSERVATIC Arthur Phone CUTS WEEDS, CLEARS BRUSH! 1630OSA& See Model 320 & Model 420

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A heavy-duty rectangulartubing main frame and high -strengthsup- MANNATT Steiner Implement makes a BELLEVILLE IMPL. Co. K-HILL ENGINE SERV. porting parts keep you in the field. The 1280 R Sabetha working -action and precise depth easy tomaintain. AndeeGt Belleville Manhattan "...... JA 7-2261 PR 6-4181 Match your tractor power with one of the 18models. Hutchinson Implement Working widths from 12 feet to 20 feet. 20" x22" or W. Everest jORDEN IMPLEMENT CO. W. SMITH & SONS T24A'K, EdisAcsLwoiothKfoAuTr KRAdiffeuresnEt ispacing arrangements. 1"g WI CS Abilene CO 3-2041 Clay Center ME 2-3148 ttionee, Dannenberg Implement OFFSET AT el Eva,t;" SEE THIS AN tioe; Holton DUMMERMUTH IMPL. Co. KANSAS FARM MCHR Y. INC. Ph, 494tai,2 Marysville 562-3990 Topeka, Wiiwy 24 CE 3-1374 GOULD'S, or 778.342 Wheeler Hardward 118t Phone91"346°9 WASHINGTON IMPL. Co. YOUNG &SONS IMPL. Co. Larkinbug . Concordia, Kans. OWNER Washington EA 5-2301 Council Grove 767-5018 T -L Irrigation Co. Distributors YOUR BEST BUY IS KRAUSE-ASKANY Gras, GRASS & GRAIN HORSESHOEING - ERIC October Sprado. Call PR 6-6362 eve- October 28, 1969 nings. P.O. Box 815, Manhattan, Kans. Will travel. x35 Percove MnOU FOR SALE - Reg. Shorthorn 11 LIDTIVECIAt RATES: $1 a week for 15 words or less. Add $t bulls. Reds and roans. Ready better a word for additional words. DISCOUNTS: (with FOR SALE - Polled Herefordfor service. Glenn E. Lacy, Mil- sperformed cash orders only) deduct 10% if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct bulls 12 to 20 mos. old. Harry of c 25% if ad runs 4, weeks. REFUNDS: you tonvale,Ks., Phone 4274513. others .ertain maycollect arefund at theAg Riffel, Hope, Kans. Ph. Navarre Press office forany unused amount paid if an ad is cancelled. CLAS- x35 he study SIFIED DISPLAY: (boxed ads) $1.82 a column inch. 37F30. x37 CASH: ads not accompanied by cash have a mance again 25 -cent billing charge added. 450 WHITEFACE ewes, start- of getting FOR SALE - Reg. Yorkshireing to make bag, 4's - short Mail To: Ag Press - P.O. Box 1009- 1207 Moro - Manhattan, Kansas 66502 breeding stock.I had both loll rate and - JE 9-7558 Grand champion sow & boarsolids, weigh 115 lbs.,$19.50. aloesweaned;' at NCK fair this year. Two lit-21 Purebred Suffolk yearling slt Notices rams, $40. 14 good Hereford two factorsLas ED REIMER ter mates to this grand cham- stock cows, calving, $225.Chill the totalpound Charolais Crossbred pion boar. Cut 670 to 780 loin-DougWildin,316 -662-7543, d. sof MEMORIALS AUCTI ONE E R eyes. Several real good boars Hutchinson, Kans. SB36 CLUB CALF SALE of all ages to choose from. Lots P ABILENE We Specialize in Selling and Judging Contest of length & good hams. PhoneFOR SALE - Five registered A PHONE CEMETERY TOLLS DAIRY CATTLE for appt. 527-5040, Belleville, Angus cows with calves by side. hone calls MEMORIALS Ks. Leo Ball. x35 Three registered Angus, bred from Abilenel- "A complete Sale Service" 50 Head on, Elmo andNavane, sired by some of the heifers. Priced reasonable. Rich- ire tolls, 54 Year Continuous Service Phone or write for sale dates. top NATIONALLY ACCREDITED Scuthweste° Charolais bul's in the nation ard Patton, Cottonwood Falls, ne has announced. Display Located on US24 Telephone 367-2373 SPF Yorkshire open gilts and Kans., Phone BR 3-8177. x36 -- East of City Limits GOESSEL, KANSAS SAT., NOV. 15 Yorkshire -Hampshire crossed "Marion County" open gilts. Sam or Jon Thole,SHEEP - Good young breed- WASHINGTON, KANS. Marion, Kansas 316 382-2994. ing ewes. Some lambing soon. hinery 2700 HEREFORD CALVES x35 Also good rams. Roy Eib, Clif- to move SCHAUBEL AUCTIONEERS ee our MONUMENT CO., INC. These are choice calves, most- NATIONALLY ACCREDITED ton, Kansas. x343 Any size sale -Any time ly steers weighing 375450. Will SPF Yorkshire and Hampshire FOR SALE - Registered quar- r TRAILER RR 3 Box 20 ME 2-3531 RALLOND WOHLER sell any number. Can deliver di-cross open gilts. Ten dollars ter horse. 3 year old dun mare, Wamego Phone 456-7488 rect from ranches in west Tex-per head above market top. Ga- Clarence Blanc, President as during October and first broke. LeRoy Pickering, Tes- red tail RAYMOND PAGE LER part of November. len F. Wietharn, Phone 736-2777 cott, Kansas, Phone 913 2834429 CLAY CENTER Belvue Phone 456-9650 Axtell, Kansas. x36 x35 call either number BOB PERRY Salina, Kans. FOR SALE - 300 Holstein -200 HEAD of open and bred MONUMENTS 913 TA 3-6749; TA 7-2859; TA Guernsey -Jersey -Brown Swiss Holstein heifers, 300 to 900 lbs. 3-8677. Call after 8:00 p.m. and Milking Shorthorn. Fresh W. G. Wiebe. 913 244-7625, Sum- INSURANCE if & springer cows & heifers, merfield, Kans. SB35 MANHATTAN convenient. tested, vac. and guaranteed. Let MONUMENT CO. us help you select your nextMR. CATTLEMAN - Are you' dairy cows and heifers. You willplanning to try cross breeding? Do You Want To be glad you did. W. G. Wiebe,Attend our sale Nov. 27 to find J. J. BEAUDET Auto - Fire - Life - Summerfield, Kans., Ph. 244- the big, modern type Herefords Office and Display Liability Auto Loans- MODERNIZE 7625. SB35 you will need for your pro- UFACIVRER 123 No. 3rd Your Cow -Calf Operation? gram. Free delivery. Write for - Hospitalization- FOR SALE - 20 cows, lh catalog.JohnsonHereford Then Try The Modern Charolais, 1/2 Hereford, someFarms, Smolan, Kans. SB36 Company Beef Breed - with calves, rest heavy spring- Office Phone Res. Phone lS MARSHALL ers. Bred to purebred Charo- PLAN TO ATTEND Johnson ME 2-3902 - 423 Court 913-535.2610 PR 8-5137 PR 8-4978 "CHAROLAIS" laisbull,the bull calves willHereford Farms Sale Nov. 21. CLAY CENTER, KANSAS make commercial burs.Earl 40bulls,40females,featur- MANHATTAN, KANS. Weaning Weights Shoemaker, Kanopolis, Kans. ing Tex Real Onward 178. Increased 50 -100 lbs. Phone 913472-3505. SB35 Writefor catalog,Johnson Livestock Performance Tested Hereford Farms, Smolan, Ks. DUROC BOARS for sale from S1336 DAIRY SUPPLIES Serviceable Age good,registeredstock. Phone Artificially Sired Percentage & Purebred 38F1 Cuba, Kans. J. G. Beny-FOR SALE - Registered An- WAMEGO shek. x35 gus bulls, sired by our ton 34 brotherstoour Reserve bull, M BardoliermereK6, DAIRY SUPPLY Duroc Tested Boars TO SETTLE Estate - for sale: Grand Champion pen of car- Appaloosa mare, 5 years old;Champion at two state fairs, Yourauthorized dealer for: by the $2100 first at Denver. Honeycutt An- HARDTACK DUKE casses at the National Beef has foaled one nice colt. Con- gus Farms, Blue Rapids, Kans. DeLAVAL milkers Show. tact: Don Rice, Olsburg, Kan- x38 Test figures on each indivi- sas. P. 0. Box 134. x37 CLAY push-button eqpt. dual animal available at com- We Also Have Some FARROWING HOUSE: Big MUELLER Bulk Tanks mercial breeder prices. Tem- Top Low Percentage MORGAN, REGISTERED - saving. Fair display at Hutch- Bay gelding,21/2 years, 15 porarily sold out of Hamp Females For Sale hands, excellent bloodline: Jub-inson. Completely equipped. Stores and Service from boars and all open & bred ilee King, Juzan, Agazizz, Teha-Expandable to 16-20-24 sows. Wamego & Sabetha, Kansas giltsofall breeds. Available now. Also 6 pen and Another group of Hamp and chapi Allan, Barberry, ElbertyPortable grain -feed storage Farm Linsley. Very easy to ride andbin. Write Wahoo Built (note For Free Estimates Call: York boars willsoon be off handle. Lady broke. $300 or will kation Lift -Off Itsti test. 15Mi. North of ClayCenter new address) 10325 Horton, Ov- WAMEGO 456-7200 or sell others. Phone 4-15, Agenda, erland Park,, Kans. 66207. Phone SABETHA AV 4-2958 Phone 1010 Kansas, Lloyd Bertrand. x35 Regular grain b4 Nationally Accredited SPF PALMER, KANSAS AC 913 648-2201. x38 Hardwood liftd REGISTERED DUROCS-Val- FOR SALE - Hampshire

Racks added to DeLAVAL CLAY Hayes Beck & Sons idated Herd 90. Boars - Open Wanted To Buy Gilts - Bred Gills - Choice boars, serviceable age. Stanley body give Route1 Phone 238-6064 Cairns, Greenleaf, Kans., Phone Quality. Sired by "Golden Star". 747-5795, Greenleaf. X37 ,Perfect fit All Makes JUNCTION CITY, KANS. 50 Head Sired top Duroc pen Kansas FurnisheiiiiService & Repair Red Shorthorn testing station last Aug. VernFOR SALE - Reg. Horned Dairy Equipment Albrecht, Smith Center. x35 Hereford bulls, 20 mo. old. gates BAR R Open Heifers Large type.B'oodlinesare One for grain, V! Registered Quarter Horses 600-750 lbs.Write WANTED - 20 bred gilts or Husker, Zato Heir and Mill. stock rack Box 1516, Topeka, Kansas second litter sows. To farrow inIron. Don Shepherd, Burlin- JOE McCLURE GEORGE RADER November or first part Decem- game, Kans., Phone 654-3493 or Size of Bel Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista Phone PR 8-3240 ber. Phone 316 283-8664, New- 654-3906. x38 e, Model, MANHATTAN, KANS. Johnson ton, Kansas. SB35 kansas 0010° FOR SALE - 68 heifer DON'T MISS FOR SALE - Duroc & Hampcalves, 425 lbs. 145 choice heif- LAND IMPROVEMENT Hereford Farms boars. Call collect 785-2765 or ers at 500 lbs. James Forshee, 785-2766, Arthur & Gail Roepke, Phone 2434717, Concordia, Ks. Club Calf Sale Waterville, Ks. SB41 AU LAND IMPROVEMENT Fall Sale SB35 "Soil Conservation Doesn't Manhattan Sale Barn FOR SALE - Heavy HolsteinHORSES & COLTS for sale, Cost -It Pays" FRI.,NOV. 21 springer heifer and cows. Clean, I;ERIES MANHATTAN, KANS. some Appaloosas coming 2 yrs. Ponds,' terraces, waterways, 40 BULLS - fleshly, gentle animals. WaldoPinto mare in foal. Mrs. Ethel and & Kenneth Kruse, Hanover, Ks. leveling, drainageditch- SAT., NOV. 1, 1:00 p.m. x35 B. Falk, Alma, Kans., Phane es, clearing, landscape grad- Mostly Tex Onwards Ph. 337-2869. 636-8201. x36 ing, Big Modern Type 80 CHOICE Hereford cows, 3 Angus Hereford 40 FEMALES - to 6 years old, to calve Feb. &FOR SALE - Registered Ches- ROGGENDORFF March. These are 1 -brand cowster VVItte and Hampshire HARRO0iCONSERVATION CONSTRUCTION * open heifers including a group boars. Some are littermales of Shorthorn from San Luis Valley in Colo.our champion market pigin Arthur Roggendorff by Tex Real Onward 178 $225. Paul Evans, Kincaid, Ks.Chester White & Hampshire. Phone JE 9-3984 Registered Hereford Cows - with calves at side 439.5354 or 439-5642. SB36 1630 OSAGE-MANHATTAN Our Hampshire was grand FREE DELIVERY FOR SALE - Registered Spot-champion over all breeds at Bulls - Yearlings Write For Catalog ted boars and gilts, bred justLeavenworth County Fair. MARTIN like our 1969 Nebraska State Have cut out figures on several & 2. -year olds Johnson Hereford Farms Fair Junior and Grand Champ-litters. E. J. Wehrkamp, RR3, TRENCHING SERVICE SMOLAN, KANS. 67479 Valley Falls, Kans. 66088. 41/2 Size and Quality ion Boar. Among the offering 1 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, repaired, are our January Boar and 6th mi. E. of Valley Falls on Hwy installed TRENCHING work K. KOOKEN HORSES FOR SALE or trade.Place March Boar. Joy Bros., 16, 21/2 south & 1 east. Ask for by hour orper foot.. Free estimates 3 yr. black gelding, gentle greyNarka, Kans., Phone 3821.x36 Wm. Cummings Farm. SB35 6 Mil. N.W. Abilene, Kans. Shetland gelding, grey Shetland Call collect 776-7901, Manhattan. CO 3.1830 filly, 1 yr. paint Shetland horse FOR SALE - Reg. Shorthorn20 REG. SUFFOLK ewes and colt; 2 yr. registered Quarter bulls. Red & roans. Ready for20 reg. and purebred Suffolk CO 3-3442 service. Glenn E. Lacy, Milton - rams. Fred Wilson, El Dorado, Horse filly; 6 yr. broke register- Kansas 67042. DA 14183.x36 AUCTIONEERING ed Quarter Horse mare. Will vale, Kans., ph. 4274513. x35 Colts Broke trade for cattle, sheep, hay FOR SALE - Registered York-FOR SALE - Palomino Quar- Phone wagon, mower. Phone 456-9425, ter Horse gelding, well broke, 3 IPERFORM° LAWRENCE and horses boarded. Vvramego. x35 shire boars, serviceable age. E. WELTER 776-7267, Manhattan,Kansas Gerald Pinick, Havensville, yearsold.Phone 325-2763, AUCTIONEER FOR SALE -4 yr. old Quarter Fhone 948-2690. x35 Washington, Kansas. x36 TTING REAL ESTATE SALESMAN MIKE VERNESE Horse buckskin mare. Broke. South on K177,Manhattan Call 229-5220 after 5 p.m. H. W. FOR SALE - Beef cross FOR SALE - Good Angus ,ITY Your Sale Solicited Havenstein, Alma, Ks. x35 calves. We will have 500 headbreeding stock cows, cows with constructIon Pio Large orSmall COMING NOV. 8 of calves at our barns every calves, 2 yr. old heifers. Roland Ice" L. Glessner, Alta Vista, Phone rneet.diunti Charolais NATIONALLY ACCREDITED week end, 4 wks. to 400 lbs. Al- design EAST HIGHWAY US 24 Angus & Angus 229-5278. x36 MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 cowherd dispersalnorthwest SPF Yorkshire boars and openso Holstein bull. Heifer calves. heangd -On AheavY Off For details gilts. Same breeding as in lastAll triple vac. W. G. Wiebe, .--1-...stiengthS-8 Real Estate of Topeka, Kans.Grain Oct. 28. Summerfield, Kans., 913 244- HAMPSHIRE BOARS, pure- And General Sales see Grass & KSU boar test. Harvey Herrs, bred. Brucellbsis & Rhinitis field.and n191'1280 The Irakes'maino Linn, Kans. 66953. Phone 348- 7625. SB35 Mr. & Mrs. x36 free. Good stock. Steve Zum- epth easY/8 014 RALPH CHANCE 2252. HAMPSHIRE RAM - Four brunn, Rt. 3, Junction City, CE of then, x2260 BOB WILSON x38 i one Registered An- FOR SALE - Reg. Spotted &years old, for sale $35. Manhat- 8-6610. o20feet.2°' 0160 Auctionsering FOR SALE - Yorkshire boars out of largetan, Kans., PR 6-8459. x38 arrant bred cows, three PUREBRED DUROC boars for spaCing Real Estate gus, three & 1 steer. Ex- litters,vaccinated,farmer's sale, good sized, serviceable age. All heifers, one bull LeslieLindquist & 50 YOUNG cows to start calv- tyPessales Consistent win- prices. ing in February. Howard Kelly,Clarence or Verlyn Larson, Rt. nr,SOFs:-ET Ph. 4942552 cellent for 4-H.Phone JE 9-8185Charles Korte, Waterville, Ks. or 778-3424 ners at shows. Ph. 785-2358. Weight 180-250 Barnard, Ks., Phone 7924292. 4, Manhattan, Ph. Riley HU weekends, Maureen SB36 x35 5-2279. x38 1184t- George, Ks. evenings or Ks. SB36 lbs. OULDf 90. Fickel, Manhattan, Kans. sE-ASKA PP -

SEE US Octobel For all kinds of October 28, 1969 O.K. pickups,ot prices are right.Don't 825 SPECIAL SALE forget FOR SALE - Spotted service- INTERNATIONAL PICKUPS Used Cars we have a new 196960 se. SEE THESE TRUCKS Tractor with 427 BIGFAST' able aged boars. John D. Siver- Ville, engine. 825 ac lIng, Leonardville, Kans. Phong 1 1000D, 304 engine, purple 1969 Cadillac Coupe de brand new 1969° 1881 acre plum with red interior, three lots of extras, one owner, low At Skinner's atreduced price. Stopton 293-5682. x36 inpie iovell speed with exterior and inter- mileage 1962 Ford F'600 2 ton, V8, 2 spd., torn, FOR SALE - No. 55 JD com-ior trim, rear bumper & radio 2 YEAR WARRANTY good 825x20, radio, new paint, Beardmore modernck bine, 1958 model, 14' header & 1968 Cadillac 4 dr. HT, lotsof clean 1 1000D, 345 bngine, light ge belrns, milo guards. No custom ma- extras, one owner, 32,000 $1595 ChevroletCo., Inc, chine,excellent shape.Bill blue, automatic, 8.25x15 4 ply miles 1959 Chevrolet 2 ton, 6 cyl., sin- utbuilding,s :, Neaderhiser, Bennington, Ks. polyester tires, side mirrors 1967 Corvair 4 dr. HT, 6 cyl., gle speed, 825x20 tires. Good 620 Market 402 ed, gla'e and radio. radio, automatic, WW tires, 223.5252 ,fe" setull P3 Phone 913 488-3714. SB36 feed wagon. Choice of two. BEATRICE, NEBR. nw ner excellent condition, low mile- $1095 berei own FOR SALE - 3 young Charo- Manhattan Truck age 1959 Chevrolet 21/2 ton, 348 V8, LEA laisbulls. Call Gerald Jeffrey, 1966 Chevelle Malibu, 2 dr. HT, 5 speed, 2 speed, tandems, Real Estate acres On Wamego, 456-9260. x35 Sales & Service Inc. vinyl interior,radio,std.tr. good 900x20 rubber en room 1965 Chevrolet Impala 4 door $1595 haY D 17 HEAD of Holstein dairy HT, automatic, air, real clean S and 314 N. Third Street 1948 Chevrolet 11/2ton, good FARMS till cows. Kenneth Schooley, Clay dr.V-8,auto., 303 ACRES. Dairy acres Center, Kans., Phone ME 2-5021. 1964 Pontiac 4 older truck with 12' G&S bed, farm, dou, power steering & brakes,air, under body hoist. four herringbonemilking Owner x35 (913)776.9449 /112 E excellent condition $595 chine, 450 bulk silo. 115A in tank; 200 6 ERSO FOR SALE - Registered Poll- 1964 Ford wagon, V8, auto- 1952 Chevrolet 1ton, duals, cultivation uni MANHATTAN, KANSAS pasture. Good house 81 acres ed Hereford bulls, 6 mo. to 2 matic, air, real good hoist, grain box, good. & lots r yrs. Cows with calves, bred and 1964 Oldsmobile 2 dr. hardtop, $595 sheds. One mi_e fromperil, weather V8, aut., radio. Real good car Reservoir. Priced for oosa, 290 open heifers, commercial heif- 1966 Buick Wildcat 2 dr. H.T., Also A Good Selection Will contract. Call Jimquick p ers and steer calves. Edwin _ Jacks Lane, Madison, Kans., Phone USED -'TRUCKS V-8,automatic,radio,air, Of Late Model Pickups AM 64722 x37 power steering andbrakes. '262 ACRES. Southwest reduction. 437-2816. 66 Ford Bronco, 4 wheel drive, Excellent condition. ver. About 110 acresnear FOR SALE - Registered Red real sharp 1964 Chev. 4 dr. wagon V8, auto. Skinner Chevrolet balance pasture. A fewtillable, 913 845.2. 66 Ford F-100 8' Styleside pick- air and pwr. strg., one own- creek and woods. Oldacres Arabian stallion 6 years old. Al- up, 6cyl.,automatic, low Phone ME 2-2101 stone so some nice colts. Phone WAl- er, sharp house, large barn,outbuildin mileage 1963 Dodge Dart, 4 dr., 6 cyl., CLAY CENTER, KANS. nut 2-6668, Chapman, Ks. x35 65 Ford 1/2 ton 8' Styleside pick- Being sold to settleestate, 85,5 REALTOR: radio, auto., air 000. Will consider sale DUROC BOARS for sale from up, 6 cyl., 4 speed 1963 Cadillac 4-dr. HT, V-8, au- 1969 Truck acres with improvementsof 183 1965 Ford F-250, Styleside pick- for good registered stock. Phone to.,radio,aircond.,power $40,000. Bill Lewis, 38F1, Cuba, Kans., J. G. Beny- up, V8, 4 spd., limitslip rear strg. & brakes, extra clean and Pickup Sale 180 ACRES on highwayCE 45941, TOMLAMI2u90 shek. x35 axle 1963 Ford Wagon V-8, automa- near 62 Ford F-600, V8, 4 speed, 2 SPECIAL BUYS ! Melvern. Good 7 roomand bat speed axle, new 131/2' fold tic, radio and power steering, FactorygReba.tes Are Paid - home. Barn and 4 outbuildin real clean Will sell on contract. neRADV Feed & Seed down 1964 Chevrolet 4-dr. HT, V-8, au- Now Yditi Can Buy For Less Past 62 Ford F600, V8, 4 speed, 2 1969 Chevrolet 2 ton, cab & and tillable. Lays nice.Jim tomatic, power steering,ra- Jackson, AM 6-4722. Clifton -Vin speed axle, new 15' fold down chassis, 350 cu. in., 2 sp. axle, , 6 room DAIRY PELLETS, range pellets dio and power brakes, nice 160 ACRES south of Auburn bed & hoist 1963 Chev. Bel Air 4 dr., 6 cyl., wheelbase for 16' bed. Special v bath,pie andallkindsoffertilizers. 62 Ford F-600, V8, 4 speed, 2 Fall mark down! Call us for Osage County. Excellentka raising liv radio & standard trans., nice pasture, 50 plus acres tillable Manhattan MillingCo., 107 speed axle, new 15%' fold appointment. financed. Pierre, Manhattan. TF Chg down bed & hoist. car lays nice.6 room and bath 1960 Chevrolet Impala 4 dr. HT, home. Outbuildings, fruit Unimproved 62 Ford F-600 dump truck, 1969 Chevrolet % ton pickup, t KEY RABBIT Mini Pellets for V-8, auto. Fleetside, 6 cyl., 4 spd. pickup $41,500. Ethel Marsh, CE northwest gravel beds & hoist, V-8, 2 1956 Chevrolet 4 dr., V-8, stick, 5 cultivated, fast gains, no waste, $3.80 per speed axle with overload 135 ACRES 4 miles from ter availab hundred pounds f.o.b. Key Mill- hopped up motor 1969 CARRYOVER vern on gravel road. 6 room ing Co., Clay Center, Kansas, TRUCKS holicaa needs repair. 115A h or contr Taylor Motor Co. 1969 Dodge % ton, 6 cyl., aut., Olds Delta 2 door hardtop nail Improved 3 ME 2-2141. TF pasture, 20 acres cultivated, ern home, Phone 913 325-2202 HD springs, radio, 8900 mi., WE HAVE $20,500. Vern Cuffel, AM RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for hors- like new 80 ACRES 4 miles from M cultivated es. Product of Key Milling Co., WASHINGTON, KANS. Several older pickups,1/2 & 34 ent grass. 1968 Chevrolet 34 ton, long -wide tons vern on gravel road, 45 acres $64,000 0 Clay Center, Kans., Phone ME box, 4 speed, 6 cyl., radio, meadow, 35 acres cultivated, 2-2141. SBTF SIEBE'S TRUCK CENTER excel'ent cond., 1 owner STOP IN & GET A proved 16 1970 Chevrolet 50 Series, 2 ton, improvements. Vern Cuffel, acres nice 1965 Dodge 1,4T, V-8, air, 3-spd., GOOD DEAL AM 6-9356. $12,000 pantiall FOR SALE - Prairie hay, 2 spd., V8, with 151/2' fold long, wide box, real good 80 ACRES. Wabaunsee Coun square wire tied bales, 50c each. down box & hoist, cab & 1956 Ford 11/2 ton6cyl. 4 spd., Used cars are coming in fast - bi'ildings Also 100 gal. propane tank $70. Come down and look them over. on Snokomo Road north of S $25,000 chassis, power steering fold down box, good tires line Drive. Large pond, high Jack Quinn, Wamego, Kans., 1969 El Camino, 3 spd., V-8 Take your choice from a fine down, 15 x35 8' oneway disc site for home, some woods, payment Phone 456-9360. 1967 GMC, 17%' box & hoist, selection of good used cars. ture. Jim Jaciwn, AM 69722 V-6, 4 spd., 2 spd. axle Drive down some evening or 6% inter 1966 Chevrolet 4 door sedan Myers Motor Co. call for appointment. 80 ACRES. Wabaunsee Co cane take Automotive 1965 Chev. 1,4 ton pickup, V8 on Skyline Road west of HI for appod CHEV.-PONTIAC-CADILLAC way 4. Pasture, pond, $10,4 glad you 1406 Center - 562-2383 OBERMEYER Jim Jackson, AM 6-4722, Siebe's Repair 136 ACRES Southeast of Ma GMC MARYSVILLE, KANS. etta, 95 acres in cultivation, Kvasnic Trucks acres timber, 10 acres past TRUCKS TRUCKS Good pond, 2 story home, a f HADDA: JANSEN, NEBR. 1/4 Ton - 60 Ton 1965 Ford 2 ton, V8, 4 spd., 2 Marvin Obermeyer, Owner outbuildings. Ethel Marsh, Phone Sales & Service Telephone 402 424-2670 spd. axle, 8.25x20 tires, new Ph. BL 8-2255 Open to 9 p.m. 5-2565. 16' box & hoist with fold - 310 ACRES suburban farm Gerald A. I down racks HERINGTON, KANSAS Prime land for development. TRI-COUNTY MOTORS 1964 Ford 2 ton V8, 4-sp., 2-sp., Three tracts bounded by W Alice J. Kv. 307 N. 3rd MANHATTAN axle, custom cab,8.25x20 maker Road, Unish Road, tires. Will take 18' box BIG SAVINGS St. and Pauline -Dover Road OPERTY 1964 Chevrolet 1 ton, 292 big AT SKAGGS, MANHATTAN all with common access. P 4)TIRES\ six engine, 4 speed transmis- tureland, 228 acres, cropland 6 acres, sul sion, dual wheels, hoist and Fairlane 2 door HI', all vinyl acres, woodland 38 acres. 2 bedr( Most All Standard Sizes new bed with fold down racks door trim, foam padded seats, McGrew Jr., 232-3809. very good New Tires, Too. 1964 Chevrolet pickup, 1/2T, V8, courtesy lights, pushbutton seat 214 ACRES Southwest. D Located LARGE STOCK OF TRUCKS 3 spd trans. belts, 351 V8 engine, vinyl roof, opment land now in pasture. area. 1968 Chev. 327 V-8, 4 sp., 2 sp., deluxe wheel covers, color -key- 1962 Ford 2 ton, 6 cyl., 2 spd. edcarpeting,coloredtape $1000 per acre. Ethel Marsh, 180 bro 102" CA, 8.25 tires front & HERCULES axle, 5 speed transmission 5-2565. wheat in 6 rear, extra nice $3195 stripe, white sidewalltires, 1962 Chevrolet 2 ton, 6 cyl., 2 automatic transmission, radio, 115 ACRES on South 61st. Ci Modern 1967 Chevrolet % ton, 6 cyl., spd. axle, 5 spd. trans. water and natural gas within many oth 4 spd., extra nice $1795 776-9453 610 N.3rd tinted glass. Close-out price - PICKUPS $2622. easy reach. Tillable, pasture, g a moc 1966 GMC % ton, V6, 4 spd. MANHATTAN, KANS. 1967 Chevrolet 1/2ton, 6 cyl., 4 Locate( trans. $1395 speed transmission $ 19§6 IH twin screw, 5 spd., 3 1962 GMC % ton, V-6, 4 speed Skaggs (Ford) Motors

spd., st. air brakes, PS, 478 Chg wEeawo43 Ioon-5 94NdspaOi: 160, well USED TRUCKS transmission s1S a01 1ACRES°°1siltmileriealLewis,age i; V8 eng., 1000 tires $6750 withn of 65 Chevy 60, bed & hoist 1962 Chevrolet 1/2ton, 4 speed, Your Transportation meat. Excellent balance located 1964 Chev. ton, V8, LWB, W64 Chevy 60, V-8, 5 yd. dump 6 cyl. Headquarters ture and tillable. Old imvpre ter.e, box, aut., power steering, 1960 Chevrolet pickup, % ton, merits might bereno_.ated power brakes body "Where Customers Send Improved 63 Chevy 60, V-8, hoist,131/2' 1960 Chevrolet pickup, % ton, Their Friends" GMC % ton $695 41 grass, box 3 speed trans.,6 cyl. Letlirw;sgif000ia'ridfCaE homea4-nsouthwest 1963 Chev. 80 Series tandem 1958 Dodge 14ton, 4 speed, 2nd & Houston Contract axle tractor, 5 speed, 2 speed, 62 Chevy 60H, 5 yd. dump Phone PR 8-3525 427 V-8 engine, PS, str.air 61 Ford 700,V8,hoist,151/2' good running truck Oskaloosa.las 60, all bro box MANHATTAN, KANSAS ture. Priced in midteens. Chu Clifton brakes, ex. good cond. $345061 Chevy 70, 5 yd. dump Coppola, CE 2-9072. a 1962 CHEV. % ton LWB, 4 spd., Moore Motor Co Call For 6 cyl., N box $895 61 Ford 750, 5 yd. dump 913 325-2411 Like -New 58 IHC 180 tractor Bill Lewis 1961 Chev. % ton, SWB $595 WASHINGTON, KANSAS Eldon 1960 Chev. SWB % ton, 3 spd., 59 Dodge D700, 5 yd. dump Used Cars REALTORS N box, clean $545 56 Ford 750, 5 yd. dump CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE PRICED TO SF1T T, Real Estate 62 Ford F600 winch truck 2420 West 17th 913 CE3.7441 1960 Trail -Mobile 37' grain trail- Serving Washington County's 1968 Buick Riviera, low miles, er $1995 Automotive Needs over 40 years TOPEKA, KANSAS M 1958 IH VF195 Twin Screw 549 AMES CHEV. CO. clean as new $3895 'etY913CEr V-8 engine, 10-spd., R96 Road AC 316 - 647-3251 1968 Road Runner 2 door coupe, Ranger trans.,tractor, good MOLINE, KANS. 67353 V-8, aut., clean $2195 Fulmer cond. $2995 1968 Buick E'ectra 4 dr. HT, lo- HAPPINESSIS 1955 Ford V-8 2T, 2 spd., 8.25 cally owned $3495 with nh CaTHErtni: tires, fold top box, underbody Used Trucks 1968 Opel 2 dr. sedan, loW Living in Clay Center"ups ez dowoz hoist $1395 AT WAKEFIELD 1967 Ford % ton, radio, heat- miles, locally owned..$1495 "pros & cons" - be found er, custom cab $1650 1966 Ford Fairlane 2 dr. HT, V8, but where joy can REI 1955 Chevrolet COE, 2 ton, long 1963 GMC %T pickup when wheelbase, 15%' box & hoist, 1967 Ford 1 -ton, V-8, radio & automatic trans. $1345 everywhere! Especially 1962 Chev. 1/2T Fleetside,6, heater ou live in ahome thatp extra good $1995 standard $1695 home 1954 Chevrolet % ton .... $195 1957 Chev. 1/2T, 6 cyl., 4 speed 1968 International % ton, V8, Manhattan Motors the whole family! Thisnear 1951 lliternational % ton .. $145 radio & heater $1495 wellconstructedand 1946 Chev. 1 ton w/ grain box 1949 Chev. %T w/ bed, 6, 4 spd. 1965 Dodge 1 ton V-8 with stake 311-317 Houston PR 8-3537 schools; built forfamily 11 1947 Chev. 1/2T, 6 cyl., 4 spd. body (you can eat inthe kitchen $195 Hours: 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. $1295 PR 64414 the sameOA 1965 Ford % ton, 6 cyl, watch TV at Distributor For Emergency parts ph. HO 1-5628 radio Used Car Lot 214 Houston man' AACRE st( & heater cultivate, or HO 1-5811. $1095 Has three bedrooms,basement, Giant Farm Truck Body 1963 Ford van $795 BUICK FOR ets, very versatile Heil Under Body Hoist 1962 Chevrolet % ton 50 YEARS with shop Smoky Il Harsh Mobil Mixer Bulk $750 double garage 67°A.nd go, tS1 AULD 1961 Chev. % ton, 6 cyl., 4 spd. MANHATTAN, KANSAS cud a Feed Bodies 1:0 elnents The largest stock of heavy duty CHEVROLET $795 Loren £ FOR SALE - 1956 Ford F-350 REALTOR 11°Ines C Chev. truck parts in the Mid - HO 1-5414 1ton, -3150AT2 Long -McArthur, Inc. V8,duals, grain bed, 907 6th colle West. Parts for engines, trans- WAKEFIELD Ford -Lincoln-Mercury hoist, good tires, good shape, 10-0Q.,'" ueld e A, missions & 2 speed axles. CLAY CENTER, " 340 N. Santa Fe Salina, Kans. $475. Phone 17, Roxbury, Ks. "If It's A Home,SeeLom City', 1965 PONTIAC wagon, V8, new x36 TA 3-2237 11111 SALE tires, very clean. Will consider FOR SALE -240 acres - Melton Motor Co., Inc. Older pickup trade. 1962 Pon- WANTED - Good & usable 4 allotment, 707 Oa 1941 DODGE 1/4 -ton four wheel 65 acre wheat CT.?? speed transmission for 55 Ford balance we 16th and M Sts. JA 7-2201 tiac convertible - make offer.drive pickup in good running acres meadow, gs. Assaria Banker, Phone 913 667-condition. truck. Ralph Weller, Rt. 4, Man- 944-2823, BELLEVILLE Phone 482-3230, hattan, Phone 485-2286, Riley. land.Contact 2165. SB35 Dwight, Kansas. x35 x36 Kansas. . all` kinSEE us October 28, 1969 .es of pic Low Priced Homes HARVESTING EQUIPMENT areridsght. TRACTORS have Dit HAPPINESS IS Complete rebuilt engine for a new IN MANHATTAN C-2 G'eaner toter with l'Nen fa 825 ACRES Living in just the right home. 1966 IHC 1206 only 1.300 hrs., 427 2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW duals $6500 1966 C -II Gleaners, 16 or 20 ft. nd new RI, BIG yASTERN KANS. PRO - -Three bedrooms, central air, reduced1969 %feiiducer,25 acres, 30 miles west Ba-sement, inclYidingmetal stor-carpeted, attached garage, com-1962 MF No. 65 dsl. $1950 1959 IH no. 101 12' header, far- price, $2750 Stop eiNC,561acres tillable, mostly age building. Only $9000. plete basement, an easy -to -keep1964 6000 Ford mer owned 'k bottomlovely three bedroom yard. This home is tastefully 1953 Allis WD, new tires $4001959 R Gleaner, 14' BeardMore brick owner's home, 2 BLUEMONT DISTRICT 1959 A Gleaner, 14' bedroom home, paneled- 3 decorated and the draperies are COMBINES . bedroommodern modern tenant house, familyan added asset to the new 1959 A Gleaner with cab Chevrolet room, basement andgarage. 1968 MF 410, 16' cab $8200 1956 55 John Deere 14' Lo it/large .barns, corrals, and other $13,250. owner - l0 Market ngs., pastures are well 1965 MF 222 cornhead $1250 1956 141 IHC, priced right 402 make a real cattle and .967 MF 422, 4 row corn head BEATRICE, ' iz fenced,°utbui1 d- NORTHVIEW DISTRICT- 2 Loren E. Law $2750 -}:}r` hog set..up. Price $325,000, with bedroom home, low down REALTOR Bundy Equip., Inc. 0wner financing. pay- 1961 MF Super 92,16',with ment, quick possession. $8000. 907 6th 632.3159 cab, od $3150 ------ENWORTH COUNTY- CLAY CENTER, KANSAS 1850 S. West Real Estate s on blacktop highway,Near Eugene Field School "If It's A Home, See Loren" 1959MHgo82, 14' $1850 3 - 1961 Oliver No.25,12'with seven om modern farm home, bedroom home,redecorat- _ ... ay barn,granaries, ed, new kitchen, basement, CATTLE RANCH - 800A in 2 row corn head $1850 WH 2-7261 PARis r 11° $19,500. 1958 MH 14' combine $1950 JAM-CHAOMWS 3 ACRES. Shedsand other outbuildings, Chase County, 240A creek bot- D s tillable, balance pas- tom, balance native bluestem. 1958 JD No. 45 12' with 2 row WICHITA, KANS. tr herringh:nierYniiiik: acre SUBURBAN NW No. 10 corn head $750 ture. vner financed. Price - 3 bed- Good improvements, abundant )ne, 450 bulk taakarl,, rooms,2baths, New 1968 MF 300 14', cab, big 245 recreation water. 160A, 80 crop, 80 pasture A FALL SPECIAL 115A in cultival! 7:11SON COUNTY- room, basement. Double garage.additional land adjoining for tires, fully equipped .. $7250 .ure. Good housed JEFF$135,°°s unimproved on good Immediate possession. $25,000. sale. New 3 bedroom house, 14' platform, factory cab, 23.1x 320 acreher road north of Os - new show barn & pens. Angus Pfister -Rhodes 26 tires, 434N 4-30" row corn :es.rvoir. O" Pricedmirefrom 290 acres under plow,5 BEDROOM NEW HOME- head $11,000 for qiiii show cattle can be bought with 1 kali' owoseaa,t Central air conditioned, family contract. . Call balancepasture, 9 acre stocked farm.376A Verdigris River 4 64722 room, 3 baths, fully carpeted, iirti teach will give 10 year bottom farm, 160 bottom land Impl. Co. ACRES. pond, wt intercom, double garage. $36,000 Deems Farm Eqpt. Southwest ction. A money maker (no flooding) balance pasture. r. About 110 Phone 439-2445 acres at onlyred u$65,000. Call Tom Lam - - Other Choice Buys - Modern home, barn and gran- lance pasture. 845 -2131 aries. Nellie Farthing, Scott JAMESTOWN, KANS. iek and A fewr-g, 913 To Buy, Sell or Trade Mouce Co., 5 East 7th Street, Phone VI 3-8444 use, largewoods barnid O Call Emporia, Kansas. Office DI ,out,,, Lloyd H. Mills USED FORAGE ing sold tosettle 2-1614, home Madison 437-2716. JOHNm!n.ijp ). Will considereest: REALTORS & INSURORS Maurice McNeil x36 HARVESTERS res with improvenesa304 tSt. (US 24-40 Hiway) JD 6 1 row, used one season LAWRENCE, KANS. ),000. Bill Lewis, Realtor Gehl FH83 2 row ) ACRES CE TOMLAMING, REALTOR Farm Equipment 1967 Fox IF546, 2 -row head, on highway Office 64801 Res. 9-5164 COMBINES ?lvern. Good phone 913 VI 5-2712 like new 7 room a1 MANHATTAN, KS. me. Barn and TON"GANOXIE. KANS. 1959 MH with Excel cab, 14' 4 out. TRACTORS 1951 Gleaner A, 14' illsell on contract. FOR SALE - 20 acres, 11 WE RE -BEVEL KNIVES idtillable. Lays IMI'ROVED 5 ACRES room house with outbuildings, JD 2010 dsl. row crop utility, ;Ike ON IH FIELD HARVESTERS in good shape TRACTORS ckson, AM 64721 CliftcIn -Vining area, close to1% miles of Solomon, Kans. We have the grinder to re -bevel Massey 44 std. tread, a good 0 ACRES south ofdi room modern home, Ivan Whitworth, Abilene, CO the knives on these models of JD 70 tractor t°wIl'ha6tin h, plenty outbuildings JD 1965 3020 gas, low hours tractor for feed chores rage County. Excelled 3-3531. SB36 International field harvesters: 1964 JD 3020, gas 1956 Ford 640 gas .sture, 50 plus .nfoerwraisirig livestock. $6500. Can 20C, 15 - 16 - 50 - 55 - 350 and 550 acres ced. 1957 JD 720 diesel ys nice.6 room andsDe ufnainmanr If your knives need sharpening, Circle -T Impl. Co. 'me. Outbuildings, fnd proved river bottom 40 bring them in for prompt, ex- MISCELLANEOUS 1,500. Ethel Marsh, in northwest Republic County. HAPPINESS IS CEl All eulti pert beveling. 1966 Massey Ferguson 410 com- 5 ACRES 4 miles vated, plenty irrigation Having the privilege of listing floa bine with cab, 14'cut, fully rn on gravel road, 6watera'vailable. Only $8000 this older home with beautiful contract.. Schumacher's Inc. equipped, just like new aisle needs repair. 115A'cash or floors, family kitchen, formal JD 30 combine, good shape Improved 320 on oil road, dining room, spacious family ktt>/i.CHAUMICX.1A isture, 20 acres cultira 1957 JD 45 combine with corn 0,500. Vern Cuffel, modernhome, 200 acres very room, large double garage, in a Highway 36 Allnice cultivated land, balance ex - mighty fine location. This is a head attachment 614 W. Court ME 2-3441 1 ACRES 4 miles hoz JD RW 12' 6" disc with sealed *Rent grase. You will like thishome with a "view." EA 5-2316 CLAY. CENTER, KANSAS irn on gravel roadjione. $64000 on clontract. bearings eadow, 35 acres cultivr,'improNred 160 in Clay County, IHC 37 10' wheel disk aprovements. Vern C.t405acrenice laying cultivated Loren E. LAW WASHINGTON, KANS. JD F120 4x14 plow TRACTORS M 6-9356. $12,000 REALTOR JD F120 3x14 plow land,Pantirtially modern home New AC D -21 -II demo, fully t ACRES. Wabaunsee Cr 907 6th 632-3159 JD 810A 4x16 plow outs vildings good, need paint. CLAY CENTER, KANSAS JD 810A 3x16 plow equipped i Snokomo Road north dim $25,C100 oncontract with Gas & Diesel New AC 176 diesel, demo., 3 pt. rue Drive. Large pond, "If It's A Home, See Loren" Moridge 30' foldup springtooth 10% dov7n, 15% March 1, then Parker 22" fold up springtoothNew AC 190XT diesel, demo, to for home, somewodieasyparments for 10 years 160 ACRES Smoky Hill river Shop Service BMB haysaver rotary cutter 3 point ire. Jim Jackson, Al!1', plus 6%interest. valley land near Kanopolis lake, Knieb bale loader 1966 AC 190XT diesel,com- ) ACRES. Wabaunsee C.. Cometake a look. Call col - pletely reconditioned a Skyline Road completely modern dwelling. MOST up-to-date service MH side rake on steel forappointment. You willWell improved half -section shop in our area 2 JD 594 LW side rakes 1963 AC D -17 -III diesel with ay 4. Pasture, pond, Sit be gladyou did. southeast Marquette,5 room JD 14T baler turbo im Jackson, AM 6.4772' modern dwelling with closed -in Complete diesel testing equip-3 point Transmix cement mixer 1963 AC D19, LPG' 36 ACRES Southold!.Kvzisnicka Realty porch, 136 acres grass, balance ment to take care of the major- 1 6 -row Roll -a -cone, fits JD 15' 1963 MM G6 LPG, hyd. tta, 95 acres in cult', open, corrals with windbreak. ity of tractors. platform 1956 MM GB, LPG, hyd. ores timber, 10 acres HADDAM, KANSAS An eighty close to Marquette, Boring bars, line boring ma- 1961 MF 85 gas, 3 pt., A-1 ood pond, 2 story how 29 acres grass, pond. Well im-chine, welding, electrical, acety- Frankfort Impl. utbuildings. Ethel hir_ Phone FR 6-2874 proved 2 bedroom home with lene. Bundy Equipment 2565. allelectric kitchen. Excellent- 1.0 ACRES suburban tr.:, Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor ly located 80 acres, on good Valve equipment, rod align- rime land for deve'ol Alice J. Kvasnicka, Secretary highway near Marquette.All ment tools. 913 2924458 1850 S. West hree tracts bounded by sold on contract.For details Competent factory trained per- JOHN DEERE WH 2-7261 Laker Road, Urish Rod.PROPERTY WORTH SEEING contact Marquette Insurance &sonnel - in hydraulics, diesel, WAS .CHALMIMS t. and Pauline -Dover :.r Real Estate Agency, ph.546- electrical and general mechan- FRANKFORT, KANS. 11 with common acn16 acres, suburban area, won - 2292. SB35 ical work. WICHITA, KANS. Ireland, 228 acres, v-,' derful 2bedroom house & lots 38 am . IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED OCTOBER SPECIAL cres, woodland of verygood buildings, creek SEE THESE IcGrew Jr., 232-3809.. land. LocatedI at the edge of Ril- 80 improved on Highway 15 BOWMAN John Deere 335 corn head. 1966 JD 4020, dsl. 14 ACRES Southweii:ey south of Clay Center, Kansas. Phone CE 84103 Picked 50 acres. 30" or 36" row1964 JD 2010, gas oment land nowin -,..1 7 acre tract at edge of Clay width. 1962 JD 95 combine, 16' Ethel 210, 18'0 broke, 60 grass, 82A Center, nice modern home, Farm Impl. & Truck Co. 1000 per acre. of whoa 240 East Eighth 1960 III no. 22 cornhead -2565. t in 69 at. 40 bu. F.G.clean level acreage. Deems Farm Eqpt. 1961 IH 101, 14' Souoth01:3a7nAd.mManoidern G.A. dairy barn 133 acres with 50 acres grass, JUNCTION CITY, KANS. 15 ACRES on y other good bldgs. in -balance cultivated & terraced. 1958 JD 620 LP, roller -mount- rater and natural Box 646 ed, 3 pt. any reach.Tillable, Fes; eludinga modern 2 bedroom Wheat 42.7, feed grain 7. 1955 AC WD 45, dsl. streamand7'''. home. Located in the Green 320A with 180 good grass, 3 USED TRACTORS 1952 "G" mall Lewis, CE j area. ponds, balance broke. Wheat Phone VI 3-8444 30,000. Bill 1959 D-14, wide front JOHN DEERE 1951 ME no. 44 gas, 3 -pt. lIghlu! 58.8, FG 71, barley 10. JD no. 110 Chuckwagon 70 ACRES on 160,vveil improved, 115A' 320 Cloud - Clay County line, 1950 WD, wide front LAWRENCE, KANS. rith 1% milefrontagea.brokeer.icated north of Clay 203 broke, improved & on good1955 WD 45, narrow front, PS JD F-145 5x16 plow, like new lent. ExcellentbalancedCenter.I( 1950 WD, narrow front , road. ure andtillable. Old 40 unimproved, 22.7 cultivat- 1944 Formall M with loader Specials rents mightbe re, Impr'ved 320, 140A broke, ed 10.5 creek bottom, wheat USED EQUIPMENT 3 new No. 125 John Deere Schleif Impl. Co. 30,000. BillLewis, ,u, 180A griss, plenty of outbuild- 2 used pull type plows, 3 bot-Chuck Wagons with 3rd beat- hoe co 6.4 FG' 16, barley 1. Balance ACRES with Pm itract sale at 6%%. tom ers, side ext., bolster frames, Phone 768-6077 .- grass. f PerryReservoir, a 2 used AC mounted plows, 3 cross conveyor ext., ladders & HEBRON, NEBRASKA Alfalfa El broke, % creek bot- Many Other Listings - bottom, one with hi -clearance Regular price f Oskaloosa. Cliliton area Call For Information PTO drives. ure. Pricedin mid ic4 wnl, Used AC roto-baler set up - $2257. ,oppola, CE2-01 CallFor Appointment 2 used AC mowers Our price knocked down $1711 ODDS & ENDS $1785 New III cab for 403 combine LEO CHAPMAN USED COMBINES Set up Bill 1.0s Real Estate & Investments New No. 1065 7 ton wagon gearUsed Comfort metal cab for 403 Eldon Thorman 1958 IHC 141 combine, 14' less tires $274 combine REALTORS Real Estate & Investments Phone ME 2-2077 USED PICKUPS Used No. 210 corn att. for 1959New Hinson tractor cab for 706 913 CE 425 Anthony Clay Center,Ks. 1959 F100 Jeep, 1 ton, 4 wheel 55 JD combine $250 & 806 tractors !420 West17th 913 ME 2-3008 drive Viking PTO grinder KM"', CLAYCENTER, KANS. Used 1968 4020D JD RC tractor TOPEKA, 1965 IHC % ton, V8, 4 speed with 3 pt., adj. front axle, 608Used IH no. 200 spreader Farmland 1964 IHC % ton, V8, 4 speed actual hrs., extra slick$6950 cFAulr 1960 IHC Y2 ton, 3 speed, V8 Chapman Impl. Co. ner Real Estate Auction 1960 IHC 4 wheel drive HAppINESS'' 1963 Ford % ton, 3 speed, V8 Jantz-Kauf man Inc. US 81 ERINE J FULMER SAT., NOV. 1 1963 Fond 2 dr. HT, V8 BET xviLLE, KS. ClayCeutEre.3, 1411 S. 81 Hwy. lying in REALTOR Starts 1:30 p.m. 1962 Ford % ton, 4 spd. prOS& cons'' P'te New Moridge Grain Dryer, 275 Bypass COMBINES - 1961 C Gleaner. )ut whererin,.;iciall), At the farm 6miles south & bu.,at special discount 1966, 1961, 1958, 1955 Gleaners. Office 456-7696 Waterville, Ks. JOHN 316 - 241-3553 1959 95 John Deere. 1954 JD 55, litg % mile west of DEERE verywherein ahome prior to sale excellent. 1955 Massey 80, $750. !ou live This, Res. 456-9281 To inspect land Buchman Farm Sply. MCPHERSON, KANS. he wholefamily!V, day, contactDON ROCHE, 1952 Massey 27, $250. TRAC- constructedPP. WAMEGO auctioneer - realestate broker, Phone MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE corn TORS - 1966 JD 4020D, RC, velll built for Kans.,phone powershift. 1961 John Deere chools thett1100 Blue Rapids, sheller, Model 1200 powered eat in 430AActE stock & grain farm 226-7282. 913 -229-6619 with WD 45 Allis Chalmers en- gas 3010. Late, like new, Casp :you can the Comfort King 930 LP, 1600 hrs. TV at tiv cutivated, highly produc- gine mounted on 47 Chev. truck. vatch & Mrs. A1.1011. -01.41.1.1U211 bedrooms, iky Hill River bottom Owners: Mr. A 1958 John Deere 720, RC, LP. As,three Sell together or separate. John With land )A good pasture, well FRED NELSON 1946 Ford with Davis loader. As, very ifeac.d67 ALTA VISTA, KANSAS Hinnen, HoIon, Kans. x35 1961 MM G -V1. 1951 MM -GB. garageWith and watered. Good im- SEALED BIDS -540 acre iouble instiircve its with two modern as J. B. WANTED - 250 or 300 gal. FOR SALE - 225X Letz PTO 1957 MM 445RC, loader. JD 70, r,E farm hones. Close to Junction stock farm, known vacuum milk bulk tank, Phoneburr mill, excellent condition, loaded. 1951 Ford. 4 -section JD Loren City.8: Pritchard farm,3 miles south rotary hoe. Several sets Hess- REALTOR,: 1 collect Pierce Powers, 135 acres crop- BL 6-3775, Lester Reimer, Lebo,also stationary 220X Letz burr 00\i'' The 'le Agency, 238-5295, of Dunlap, Ks.pasture & farm- Kansas. x36 mil, belt driven. Chas. J. Muel-ton milo heads. Pair 18.4x26, 907 6th ''unctionCity, Kansas. land. balance to ler, Hanover, Kans. x38 750x16 tires, tubes, wheels for. SB36 stead, plentyof water. Right Gleaner. 12 ton hydraulic truck CLAY eE Se Bids ac-1959 MORGAN grain dryer, A gcsle, OR SALLE- 2 bedroom refuse bidsreserved. A-1 condition. Vernon Hellon, FOR SALE - IHC cornpicker,hoist. Hume reels. C, "If It's use, 7 cepted byHarold L. Haun, Linn, Kans., Phone DI 8-2287. 2ME, good. Floyd Ahlquest, Gleaner cabs. Nickel Brothers, ,500. 07 Oak, Wamego, Ks. Kans., until FortSALwEhe-;t24L-118 New roof. Ph. 456-7287, Council Grove, SB40 SB35 Clay Center, Kans. x35 Buhier, Kansas. x35 veniaga Dec. 1, 1969. .acre D;;It x36 ineatactdow, opr. acres land.C°/1 Kansas' JUNCTION CITY Bad Weather FORAGE EQUipivIEN Octob October 28, 1969 COMBINES IS ON THE WAY. 2 Gehl FH83 cutters, 1966 C2 AC 16', cab,pickup reel 2 1.0 reel, plat- BUY YOUR MACHINERY INC No. 50, 2row & regular reel, hyd. NOW INC No. 550,extra form float AND SAVE $$ & HEADACHES good usE Machinery gain price bar 1965 JD 55,14',cab, electric perno. COMBINES 2 row Auction clutch Papec 32A single '11q"5i 8(30 P( 1961 JD 45, 12', cab 1965 INC 303 with cab, 13' and row TRUCKS BU84 foragewagon, FRI., OCT. 31 1959 JD 45, 12',reconditioned 228 cornhead. Will sell as unit gear on loadermasse: 1965 IHC D-1200 4x4 pickup, g 962 1956 JD 45,10', clean or separately. This machine LU85 forage wagon Vol Starts 12:30 Noon lockout hubs, 8' bonus body, clean has cut only 400 acres. burn 1952 JD 55, 12', very gear on heavy mirrors, bumeper, V-8, 4 -speed, 1958 no. 101 II -I,12', pickup & 1964 .JD 45 with cab, 12' 91164 404 IF OTEAWA, KANS. aux. springs, radio, lowmiles 3 FH83row Gehl cutters, & loader regular reel 1967 A -C Gleaner C -II with cab, situ For MF 85 diesel tractor; Ford 1965 Chevrolet 1,Z ton pickup, TERMS - 30'4 down & -6' header. 6 30" rows corn 2 le 955 961 V8, wide bed,std.trans., interest waiver to 6/1/70 head. sell together or split Case PTO corn binder bailer 9N tractor; Case SC tractor. clean, low miles FB85 Gehl hopper JD No. 45 combine; Case self 1962 JD 45 with cab, 10'. a good blower 1s675°WIH Fc 1969 IHC 1100 D demonstrator, TRACTORS Several good belt-driven propelled windrower, only cut aut. machine Ilow."" V8, power steering, ers, low priced , low&t 15 acres trans., custom, radio, bumper, 2 4010 dsl., new tires Set of 18-426 rice tires, duals, gi 9N F° Case 140 baler; INC 46 baler; two tone paint - Save on 2 3010 gas, both ready almost new, for combine TRACTORS 9N For steel box wagon; wagon with 3 4020 dsl.,1 w/ powershift 1962 JD 14' Model 95 3 this one 1962 JD No. 40 self-propelled, 1964 Oliver 1600dsl. N FarIT rack. 1964 Chevrolet '/2 ton pickup, 61963 3010 dsl, very clean 1950 T demonstrator, B Allis New boat trailer; gas tank; 2 3020 dsls., 64 & 66 10', good long cyl.,std. trans., long wide equipped 1961 JD No. 40 self-propelled, count on this vator Kelly Ryan 30' elevator; grain 1965 706 IH dsl., fully 96812 HP body 1967 D17 AC series IV, 460hrs. 10' 1959 Oliver 880 diesel auger with motor. IHC 4 -wheel trailer with hoist sickle ino. Sunflower 17' disc; 4 INC $325 1961 560 IH dsl. 1959 JD Model 55, 14' SPECIAL ON cultil & grain body 1961 460 IH dsl. 1957 JD 12' Model 55 disc, wheel disc harrows; Krause Used W.W. side in stock racks Du -Al Loaders- 250'; 13'8"disc; Krause 12'disc; $100 1965 CK 8.30 Case dsl. 1948 JD 12' Model 55 325's or 3000's Used 8N & Case 10'4" wheel disc;Rodlick TERMS - 30(/, down -- 1957 JD 10' Model 45 USED Used two -horse trailer....$85 interest waiver to 3/1/70 Nene wheel disc. 1960 IHC 101 SP 12' i 1963 Ford F-800, V-8, 5 spd., 2 LINDQUIST 650 Krause 4 2 -row 3pt. cultivators; 1956 MH 80 SP IMPL Dempster 6 -row cultivator, rear spd., 5th wheel - clean MISCELLLANEOUS 1958 Model 82 SP, 14' .44" BMB 1958 Ford F-600, V8, 2 spd., du- 90 A -Ccoral mounted; Case 4 -row cultiva- New Oliver 4x14 semi -integral TA &X tor; Case 2 row cultivator;INC als, chassis & cab plow 2 rowfront 1965 JEEP chassis & cab, 6 cyl., 4x16 Case semi -integral plow No. 75 DuAl - $285 cultivator 2 -row cultivator. automatic hubs, power steer- Get them before the price rises 808 N.1 Servis rot 2 no. 311 IN fast hitch plows Oth Case 2 -section heavy drag ing, custom cab ylli saw harrow; AC 3 -sectiondrag Gehl 2 -row field cutter SPECIAL SALINA, KANSAS Dodge 1',ton truck, chassis & Papec 1 -row field cutter 2s16 Fergus. harrow cab, duals $200 1 JD 2510 gas tractor, brand SN Ford Co 18' 3 section drag harrow;3 1960 INC B-160 with bed & AC forage blower new carryover at price too low 53 pt. sp pt. 2 -section drag harrow. Jayhawk loader for JD tractor to quote. FINANCE WAIVER 6 JD planter units; MM 6 row hoist, motor needs repair Farmhand loader, F15 Free Interest & Free Insui 3)(14 used p $725 'ante type , planter, fully equipped; Burch no. 110 JD Chuckwagon TRACTORS On New or Used Tract(rs, & JD 4 -row planters;Dunham TRACTORS no. 115 JD Chuckwagonw/ 3rd 1966 JD g2510 gas, power shift Combines and Balers 3x16 used beater & wt. 1967 JD 4020 dsl., wide front Till Next Spring mower; 2 Case 3 pt. mowers; 1968 IH 1-656 Hydrostatic, like B. S 6' rotary mower; BMB 5' mow- new $5150 no. 125 JD Chuckwagonw/3rd 1965 JD 3020 diesel er (new); BMB 6' Brute mow- 1965 II -1 F -706D, wide front beater & wt. 1962 JD 3010 diesel COMBINES Ford PRICE PROTECTION ON ALL 2 1962 JD 3010 dsls. JD 105 cab, air condition er (new); INC mower; equipped $4900 1104CTOPE1 mower;2Case 3 pt. mowers;IH Farmall M with wide frontNEW MACHINERY SIGNED 1955 JD 60 gas MH 80 Special, very good AC 7' mower. $695 FOR BEFORE NOVEMBER 1. 1958 JD 720 dsl. JD 45 HiLo with cab,go BMB 5 -bottom pull plow; 1962 IH F-460 diesel, new tires, 1962 JD RC 2010 gas JD 55 Hi WI cab IQUIPMEM/ BMB 7 footblade(new); clean $2900 Washington Impl. Co. 1958 JD 720 gas JD 45 Hi WI Hume reel Case 4 bottom pull plOw; CaseFord 850 series, motor rebuilt 2 JD 630 tractors, 1959 Massey -Ferguson No. 72 4 bottom semi,mounted plow; IH 1-300 Utility, fully equipped 1954 60 John Deere JD 234 2 -row head 3 Case 3 bottom mounted $995 IHC 1959 560 dsl. Several 2 row corn heads TR. plows; JD 2 bottom plow; INC1957 IH F-300, extra clean EA 5-2301 1958 INC 450 gas 3 bottom plow with slat mold- Allis Model D-14, wide front, IHC Model M TRACTORS 1966 Oliver board; Co-op 3x14 plow. power steering 2 MH 44 tractors JD 4020 dsl., real good 1966 Oliver 1 John Deere 7 Case 14" plow bottoms IH 1-300 Utility $625 2 JD G; JD A; JD B IH 404 Lo -Boy & front moiun (new); 2 Case 16" plow bot- WASHINGTON, KANS. SELLING FOR PARTS mower 1962 Oliver toms (new). COMBINES Waiver of all interest on all Several John Deere A -C C, make an offer 30 gas 5 Yetter coulters; Case chis- Oliver Model 33 self-propelled, 1962 JD 2010 new & used tractors & com- A and B Tractors MISCELLANEOUS el plow, 3 pt.; Sunflower chis- 14 ft., clean Local bines til March, 1970. el plow, 3 pt.; Sunflower chisel Allis combine, PTO drive, ready DISKS 3 section drag harrow, g(od CO. AC rake; David Bradley side $95 FORAGE HARVESTERS From 10' to 15' 12' springtooth, 3 point plow, pull type. $195 1967 New H Gehl 1 row field cutter 1967 New Holland SP818 2 -row, SPRINGTOOTHS IN 20' HD springtooth, 3pt bine15' h rake; Brushette power unit; New Holland field cutter, No. Chevy engine JD 16' foldup 3 point Krause gauge wheels 1955 141 IH INC manure spreader;. 611 for parts $50 1962 Gehl chopper with pickup field cultivator, 12', pull type, JD 13x7 fert. 'drill, seeder 6 -row sprayer; 3 pt. boom; 3 PLOWS - Good selection of 3 - att. & 2 row RC att. like new Manure loader, hyd. bkt. id&W Trash pt. platform; Wetmore ham- point, fast hitch or pull types JD 18' 3 point MM 12x7 drill, low price plows mermill; JD corn sheller; corn, USED TRACTORS JD 5-16" pull plow, very IH 101, 12' TILLAGE JD 12' 3 pt. springtooth g D 45 comb', sheller; Case 2 -row corn picker. 1965 3020 diesel, power shift Elevator - 32', corn & ha 959 JD 55 c IH 9A 10' tandem disk $95 1964 JD 3020 Power Shift FORAGE HARVESTERS WE RENT Dennis Auto Co. IH No. 37 wheel disk, SB, 14' 1959 JD No. 630 gas, PS 1959 Fox 1 row with 1000 rpm. Brillion Grass Seeder $825 1 1960 Gehl 2 row Rotary Shredder USED4 10'2" 1957 JD 620 LP, 3 pt. 315 West Wilson Kewanee wheel disk, 1951 JD A Brady Flail Shredder liver $325 1955 JD 60 gas, PS SPECIAL OTTAWA, KANS. IN No. 37 wheel disk, SB, 10'2" 1959 Ford No. 971, wide front 2 new No. 34 cutters, real buysCome in and try the new6 at $475 1950 IH M 1 new No. 38 demo. pound McCulloch Chainsa JD AW IN No. 7 3 -sections peg tooth, Several reconditioned useda ernational Phone 913 CH 2-2433 like new $90 IN W-9 CORN HEADS 1957 IH tractor, 350F, wide 1 JD 3 row 334 corn head New McCulloch - $99.95 I I on attt i( If unable to attend, phone bids IH No. 400 3 -section spring - front end, with loader Oliver tooth $125 2 JD No. 10 corn head in before sale date.More con- 1948 JD A 2 -row A -C cornhead newrb signments expected by sale date IH 4 -section springtooth with Kansas Farm Mch semi iv evener $50 MISCELLANEOUS DRILLS J.D55A4w0 JD No. 5 7' mower $75 CE 3.1374 wr READY TO GO IH No. 5 4 -bar side del. rake 1 JD no. 227 cornpicker with2 JD 157 fertilizer grain drills, multi lub yellow top West 24 Brady flail shredders. Three 150 1 Nu -Way bale system, com- 1 JD 157 fertilizer grain drills wing disc goo$d at Goodyear used 12 foot models. 4 carry- IN No. 45T hay baler, plete $400 BAradinpeyFosr ing wheels. 540 or 1000 drive. $150 Du -Al No. 250 loader,hyd. LOADERS JOHN DEERE $600-$700 IN No. 100 fast mower 'bucket 1 JD 45 loader TOPEKA For Town Or Country Service Case 3x14 plow 1 INC loader to fit H or M & 46' grain augl Deems Farm Eqpt. F145 JD 4x16 plow also up to 3 & 400s Miller offs Just Call Or See 5x16 John Deere 66H 1 NuWay, almost new, tofit Complet DAVE CYNOVA 180 Allis Chalmers N Phone VI 3-8444 JD 4x14 mounted plow Line Of JD BW disk, 16'6", like new MILLER DISCS Mohn Implement Co. JD RW disk, 13'2" AFB w5345cO&50Morn Box 646 Krause 12'6" disc We have another truck load Behlen St( Telephone CE 8-5101 to sell LAWRENCE, KANS. 3 IH No. 37 disks JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS JD 110 chuckwagon, nice Farmers Union FARM BUILDINGS, COMBINE BINS, AUGER EQUIP/0 adYWePAre- Sal FOR THE LAST-MINUTE Equipn SHOPPER 1965 JD No. 55 with JD cab Hdw. & Implement Phone or write MikeWayland New "G" Gleaner 30 Day Inventory 1959 John Deere 55 with cab & rebuilt motor Co PeSCI New "K" Gleaner Reduction Sale 1955 JD No. 55, 14' header Everett Hoobler Wayland Const. 1962 "C" Gleaner with cab, en- New & Used Equipment 1961 JD No. 95, cab & 16' head- gine & combine reconditioned At Drastic Price Reductions er Mgr. Phone EA 52134 1955 "A" Gleaner with cab 6696 1958 MH 82, 12 -ft., nice New Farmall Cub Lowboy Ph. 437-2913 Washington, Kansas 1958 JD 45, 12 -ft. motor over- tractor Belleville Impl. hauled, nice shape New Farman 656 tractor St. Marys, Kansas 1958 IH 141, ready to go Used Farmall 1206 dsl., fully Ph. JA 7-2261 DUNCAN MARYS 1962 IH 91, new motor equipped, with cab USED JD 830 dsl COMBINES & TRUCKS 3 rows. Was onMasseyy 1H USED TRACTORS Norman V: Hanshaw Extra good. Combine, 1962 MF 85 Hi -Arch Farman 460 & 560 tractors MH Super 27 14' combine $650 IN 300 Utility with & without 1965 IH 203 combine, 10' $3250 MAX THONIPSON 1959 AC D-17 w/axle WANTED TO BUY: 15 loaders IH No. 50 2 -row field cutter 913 -527.5C 1954 John Deere 60 Farmall 656, 706, 806 tractors Late Model Belleville, Ks. 71% 1951 Case S.C. w/hyd. Row CropAttachment st41.,C3D,s+-1: 1946 IH "M" 403, 151 and 101 combines wrecked or burned IH No. 16 field cutter $$650$650 apt. Just received a carload of No. 50 & 555 field harvesters tractors, combines or farm All Used Equipment machinery.Any make or TRUCKS b-17 new 1970 Model Gehl grinder - l95 mixers. Reconditioned & Ready To Go. model. Call us last; we will 1959 International pickup, 6 Fall Clean-up See or call us for Big Savings. pay more. cyl. engine $350 IN IOLA, 14ZW Contact us first for your newConvenient terms. No Interest 1962 International pickup, V-8 AT HISER'S Disc and used machinery needs. We new $I! ew till next spring on most items. 1 461 NH haybine, good eas3olipt.priAis have a full service shop to serve North 81 $450 2 460 NHhaybines, your needs. Pickupsaremechanically i: Sedgwick County TRACTOR & IMPL. SALVAGE sound, but the bodies are a djiothionn der Interest Ph. PR 2-5491 Route 1 little rough. Deere 215 used.20 evil. 3s!)ats.c145. withewxicethilecenritdicotinodnler, Seneca Impl. Co. Equipment, Inc. SEDGWICK, KANSAS eau2e , A -C and Gehl' Macha-Revere 1210 S. West WANTED TO BUY- 1% to 3 10 2 snteeweraMbirestyenipel,intrlite(bl '0, rake, seZ Ph. DE 6-2621 yd. hydraulic wheel scraper for - Impl. Co. CA& use with farm tractor. Fred il,4331.04A11.04FAS WH 2-2215 Ensminger, Moran, Ks. 66755. LOCkart WANTED - Good 8N Ford COUNCIL GROVE tractor, 1952 or later. 421 E. 16, WICHITA, KANS. x36 Concordia, Kans. x37 FOR SALE - 1953 JD 60 Ser- FOR SALE - Silage wagon, ies ,tractor, completely over- 767-5014 FOR SALE - Heavy duty twoGrain-O-Vator Series 60 mount-hauled. Also 45 loader to fit 60 wheel tilt bed trailer. George ed on 1% ton IN truck. Grant tractor. Don Hubach, Rt. 1, Hol- Ackley, Havensville, Kans. Em- Gfeller, Rt. 3, Junction City, FOR SALE - Fu1lington built N51INPLS:Orf ton, Kans., phone 913 935-2481.60 bu.calf feeder, Delmar KANSAS 1141ThIGI mett 535-2230. x36 Kans., Phone CE 8-5759. x35 SB36 Lewis, Wakefield, Kans. x35 ioLA, FC4RA E hl F G October 28, 1969 No}1583 cutters TRACTORS 1959 82 Massey combine with No: 50g 2 row,21ot cab TRACTORS DAUER tin price0' extra 1967 JD 3020 dsl., 1285hrs. 1960 560 diesel 1963 JD 2010 gas with loader row USED TRACTORS 1965 JD 3020 dsl., 2600hrs. 1967 Model 350 cutter 1958 IHC 450, LP IMPLEMENT CO. 1962 JD 3010 gas, widefront end1967 Peerless roller mill, ear 1957 JD 720 gas, RC* 1958 JD 720 diesel tractor, Roll- ec 8000 Demo. Ford tractor 1967 Deere 4020D with1200 hrs. corn att. 4foragegle ro Ford with Superior 1962 Deere 4010 1966 Ford 3000 gas a-matic front end & 3 pt. ear agok 1957 860 propane 1952 M Farmall with rebuilt 1957 IHC gas M 1959 JD 730 diesel tractor, loader 1958 IHC 451 diesel, realsharp motor 1951 IHC gas M forage 1962 MasseyFerguson with 1956 JD 70 diesel; 50 JD 1962 560 gas, 1500 hrs. wide front end e5ar wagon trencher B & A 1949 Ferguson 20 M tractor;H tractor 1-183 Auburn 1961 IHC 560 gas, WFE,good Wetmore hammermill with Gehl IHC with Henry hoe loader tr. GRAIN DRILLS 1951 DC Case row crop tractor row cutteN 1964 404 PTO 1963 %T International truck, & loaderFord with 2 -row picker- 1952 LA Case, with hydraulic 1 2MH corn picker 3 FBB 16-8 JD's with fert. 4 speed, long WB & wide bed ePGTeO n binder 1955 961 1962 Ford 5000 diesel with3 2 JD 16-8 FB with fert. 35 lh sheller btm. plow 1953 Willys 4 wheel drive pick- eral Ford diesel HenryBros. Impl. 2 JD 16-8B with fert. up 1967 5000IHC with mower, disc 1951 Deere R diesel, old but 2 IHC 16-8 with fert. 1947 Willys Jeep truck -s, low pdicedel: 1964 140 reliable Ph. 336-2111 IIi16 fieldcutter with row ' plow & blade 1955 JD 60, power steering, lit- COMBINES crop attachment TRAcToRs 1947 9N Ford tle rough SENECA 1958 JD 55, 14' with cab 21iver 1943 9N Ford& loader 1961 JD 2010 utility with loader 1955 John Deere 55 14' 5'cutter bar for 15 or 16 IH 1600 dsl, 1947 H Farmall;1949 H Farmall cutter T demonstrator. 1962 IHC 504 diesel, looks nice Pr a HOLTON MH 12' Super 26 LPG M tractor 1 Chalmers & culti- punt on this -, 1947 B Allis 1959 Massey 65 gas, low arch Letz 220 PTO burr mill IH ground drive low corn bina- )Oliver 880 vator 1963 Allis D-17 gas diesel with rotary mower, er 1968 12 HP READY TO USE FORAGE HARVESTERS IH 5 LW side delivery rake SPECIAL sickle mower, blade,plow, DRILLS FARM EQUIPMENT 3 two -row G'ehls 0N ' 1957 IH 141 combine, excellent Du -Al Loaders disc, cultivator& seeder FB168B drill with 15" tires, fairNew AC No. 302 wire baler, 1 Papec 35P 2 -row x,, parts condition 325's or 30,sw:4 Used 8N & 9N shape, with rubber presses $1695 1 IHC No. 16 one -row IH 60 3x14 plow, nearly new 113168 drill, older, with good New AC No. 2214 tandem d,so. 1 JD No. 8 one row USED MACHINERY 1 JD No. 15 chopper IH 37 14' wheel disk INDQUIST roto tiller rubber press, power lift 20" blades $1025 IH 370 12' wheel disk, nearly 650 Krause B168 drill, no fert. att., 15" rub- New AC 10-T wagon gear $2695 MISCELLLANEOUS new 144" BMB TwinBrute cutter ber New Richardson sweepNow. Late Oliver drill 90 A -C combine,pull type B168 drill with fert., rubber bargain price $1125 2 JD 3 pt. 12' chisels TA 3.2,t, 2 row frontmount John Deere presses 14' Hesston swather, No 240. JD 12', 14' & 15' diw harrows cultivator w/ new Ford engine $1075 Falun 5' Servis rotary mower SPRINGTOOTHS No. 500 Moline single row for- Newton Tractor SALINA, MW saw age harvester, cut less than KANSAS 16' JD wheel springtooth WOUtOatlnlY 2x16 Ferguson plow 100 acres $525 & Impl. Co. .1.01.{.131 8N Ford Comfort cover 20" JD wheel springtooth Phone 1011 FINANCE 16' IHC wheel springtooth WAIVER IHC 3 pt. springtooth harrow 16' JD 3 pt., excellent shape Falun is located 20 miles ee Interest & Free 3x14 used plows, 3 pt. &pull Bundy Equipment 1302 S. Kansas Irst,. southwest of Salina )n New or Usedisrati type COMBINES Combines 3x16used plows 1850 S. West St. WH 2-7261 AT 3-2220 and &kill 1963 JD 95 Hi -Lo with 16' head Till Next spring & chopper Fall Clean Up M. B. SaliSbury Co. 1958 JD 55 with 14' platform WICHITA, KANSAS NEWTON, KANS. COMBINES Interest Waiver On 105 cab, air 1962 Oliver 25 with 12' plat- condier:: CE 3-7411 form TRACIVRS Some Machines 80 Special, very goi 1951 JD 55 with 12' head FARM EQPT. SPECIALS 1965 F706G; 1960 F560D 45 H1Lo with 1969 A -C 180 diesel cab,F.4 114 Quincy 1952 Gleaner 65 IH 403 combine, 16' with 1954 S-MTA; 1954 S -H 55 Hi w/ cab 1968 AC 190XT, cab & air cond. " cab, low acres $5900 1950 H, overhauled, IH 1969 JD 55 with 14' head, cut D-19, completely overhauled 45 Hi w/ Humere TOPEKA, KANS. 150 acres 1959 Oliver No. 40 with oabt 1952 Farman M; 1941 M ssey-Ferguson No. 1959 IHC 151 with 14' head $1100 D-17, wide front, PS 1946 F -H, 9 spd. transmission 234 2 -row head 69 IH 315 16', cut 300A $7865 D-14, wide front, PS 1949 8N Ford with TF35 Henry veral 2 row corn hea TRACTORS FORAGE TOOLS 68 IH 1206 turbo, 590 hrs. $6800 D4 Caterpillar with dozer backhoe and loader Cutter bar for No. 6 JD 63 M&M 705 LP, extra good WD wide front Farmhand loader, F-6012, TRACTORS 1966 Oliver 1850 dsl. No. 6 JD 1 -row cutter bar $3200 COMBINES & CORN HEADS mounted on Farmall F-30 4020 dsl., real good 1966 Oliver 1650 dsl. 1964 IHC 55 2 -row, good 64 D21, duals, low hrs. $5300 Allis Chalmers WC 65 Ford F-100, 6 cyl., 4 spd., 1966 A -II Gleaner with cab & 404 Lo -Boy & front r:John Deere B 1959 Papec 2 -row corn head TILLAGE nower 1962 Oliver 550 122 chuck wagon with 1065RG, blus $1150 1964 E with corn head Nr 62 IH 1600, 345, 5 spd., 15' bed Kewanee 17'2" loading disk, C, make an offer , M -H 30 gas hauls 50 loads 1962 C, overhauled good 1962 JD 2010 diesel Old 2 row Gehl for pants & hoist $2750 Super 92 Massey, cab MISCELLANEOUS Allis single row 61 IH 13C170, 6 cyl., 282, 5 spd., IH No. 37 10'9" SB disk 2 speed, 16' bed, PS $1900 C-630,A-240,22 Massey corn Massey Harris 10' wheel disk section drag harrow, ge COMBINES heads IH No. 15 carrier with folding springtooth, 3 point DISKS New IH 10-12 hoe drills both 1967 New Holland 980 com- 9' & 12' Schaefer wheel disk units $2300 John Deere 16' wing type disc drawbar 4c 4 sections spring - 20' HD springtooth,3p bine 15' header & cab New IH 16-8 drill with fertilizerIHC 14' disc tooth gauge wheels 1955 141 IH combine 10' & 12' JD wheel disks 12' & 8'6" Krause offsets 13x7 fert. 'drill, seeds 10' MC No. 37 disk $1350 MISCELLANEOUS M&W Trash King for most 10' Case wheel disk New IH 20x8 drill with fert. Several new corn heads inure loader, hyd. plows $1750 No. 30 IH loader b'I12x7 drill, low pro, 17' Kewanee foldOver No. 33A IH loader with hyd. IH 101, 12' Kewanee wheel New IH 2 row cult., 3 pt. .. $200 Meinhardt Farm Eqpt. 5-16" pull plow, JD 45 combine '63 Chev. 1'/2T with oil field bo- bucket evator - 32', corn 1959 JD 55 combine PLOWS dy, winch & pole $2075 40' No. 22 Viking elevator with WE RENT 456-2310 boot feeder 1962 D-19 Turbo, fully equipped 1953 % ton Chev. pickup Brillion Grass Seek USED MACHINERY 4.16 JD F145 semimt. low hours $2500 Rotary Shredder 3x14 IHC 3 pt. like new, Cat. II 1959 AC No. 160 cab & chassis, AiZa WAMEGO, KS. 1956 % ton 1}1 pickup Brady Flail Slut*Oliver No. 4 cornpicker on 704x16 IHC 412, FH, excellent AtlY.0t61.00.1C111$ tractor 4x14 JD 66H wheel plow 187" WB, 2 spd., 4 spd., 6 cyl. Pioneer Service me in and try the T.1963 International No. 46 baler 4x16 Moline wheel plow Interest Waiver pound McCulloch Chan 2 JD AW disks, 12' 3x14 Ford 3 pt., Cat. I Ellsworth Truck ON SOME OF THESE & Sales, Inc. veral reconditioned usedInternational semi-mtd. plow 3x14 & 3x16 JD 55 wheel plows & Tractor, Inc. MACHINES AT nv McCulloch - 311 International 3x16 plow 5x14 JD mtd. plow, 3 pt. WAKEFIELD BL 8-3222 Oliver 3 bottom plow, pull type, 4x14 Allis snap coupler fairly new Phone TRACTORS or after 6 p.m. Kansas FarmM Case semi mtd. 4x14 plow MISCELLANEOUS 1961 Farman 460 gas Continental posthole digger BL 8-3026 No. 55 40 4 bottom Oliver plow 472-3114 F656 gas Hydrostat, like new CE 3151 3 JD AW wheel discs 210 corn head for 55 ..Aar 1959 Ford 941D; JD 60 tractor HERINGTON, KANS. 225 Amp Forney welder $99.80 Dozer blade for 45 loader IH WD9 tractor; 1951 IH H West N AC wing disc, 15' JD F45 loader for a 2 cyl.trac- ELLSWORTH, KANS. 1950 WD Allis; 1949 JD G at Gocd1r-110' Bradey shredder tor 1948 VAC Case;1947 MD JOHN DEERE 500 JD elevator TR,ACTORS 1945 JD A with loader TOPETO NEW ! Ford loader, 800 Series tr. 1958 JD 720 diesel, std., 3 pt. 1938 JD A tractor 46' grain auger $450 New Holland mower -conditioner 1960 JD 730 dsl., RC, 3 pt. 1959 F460 gas; F460 dsl; F300 Miller offset disc on hand! V-7 Big Ox chisel 1962 JD 4010 dsl. std., recond. 307 JD rotary mower 1962 JD 4010 dsl. RC, 3 pt. COMBINES USED COMBINES Compl ONE LEFT SHARPENING SERVICE 1961 Ford 611, 14', heavy duty1962 JD 45, cab & power strg. 1965 JD 3020 LP, 3 pt., 900 hrs. Corn head for above combine Linebr250 & 450 M&W grain dryers We sharpen knives for 1966 JD 4020 dsl., power shift, 1961 JD 45,10' pickup reel New 535 combine with cab JD No. 38 & 34 Cutters recond. 1959 MM 570 14' combine 1959 JD 45, 10 -ft. Ready- Save NOW Call for appointment. 1967 IHC F806 dsl., 1200 hrs. 58, 60, & 61 IH 101 combines MH 90 Special 14 -ft., cab, very Behlen 1963 JD 4010 diesel 1963 Case 930 CK dsl. Massey -Harris 60 & 82 good condition PLOWS See us for your Roll -A-Cone IH 22, 101 corn head, will fitMH 60, 12', cab FARMBUILDIO & service MACHINERY 101 and 303 combines JD 55 cab, 12 -ft. We Are Forney Welding needs. We have parts See us EQUIP in this area for them. 1967 JD No. 95 19' combine M -H No. 20 cornhead, 2 row 3INS, AUGER Equipment Dealers for interest waiver onmuch of 1962 JD No. 95 18' USED TRACTORS We FIELD ,CUTTERS ione orwrite Mike our new & usedequipment un-JD 14T baler New 550 2 row cutter 1966 3020 D powr-shift Peschel Bros. til next spring. JD DR1610A drill with fert. & Allisfieldcutter with cutter 1966 3020 gas, Powr-shift Cost seed* bar and pickup 1964 4020 D, Powr-shift Wayland I.-----7 NEW LOCATION SHOUSE 14' No. 46 IHC disc Windrow pickup att. for Sky- 1966 3020 gas, Syro Bodge , 14' JD AW disc a 5.20 , line field cutter 1965 2010 gas, good one phone r 400 Center IMPL. CO. No. 650 JD 4x16 plow No. 36 IH singlerow cutter 1962 2010 gas, low priced Washington, Kan 24' Kent harrow, AC D17 gas, overhauled ....._i 5622377 JOHN DEERE Abilene, Kans. 26' Porta-harrow OTHER EQUIPMENT AC D-17 gas, wide front Windrow pickup attachment Case 401D, fully equipped MARYSVILLE, KANS. Store CO 3-3051 Blanding Impl. Co. for Skyline field cutter MC 350 gas, FH & TA CO 3-1066 DUNCA,1, Ed Shouse IH 15 impl. carrier with 4 -sec.Ford 960 gas, PS USED IH NO. 141 CO 3-4515 springtooth & 4 sec. peg toothIHC M, 3 -pt. 3 rows.Was on11°.' ombine, 1957 Model, 14' Ron Shouse BELOIT, KANS. harrows, real good IHC H 3 -pt. Extra good. $750 USED JD TRACTORS Ford 2R mounted corn picker1956 JD 60, power steering Tiloy9P,SO4., 3020 dsl., Syncro; PE 8-3066 John Deere 16x8 drill with 1952 JD A, very good TRACTORS 3020 dsl., PS; Kirschmann fertilizer 1968 AC D-17SeriesIV, pwr. 4010 dsl, Syncro;2010 gas; 1951 MH 44, runs good 3elleville, El strg., 3 pt. hitch, 3 spool 1010 gas, 1965;730 gas; 620 MM 16x8drill with fertilizer1949 SC Case, cheap R.ow CropAttae valve. Only 440 hours. gas; 530 gas;D19 Allis & 4- JD 12x8 drill with fertilizer Also Several Others 1960 D-17 John Deere 5 section spring AC, good 16 plow & four bot- Used Farm Eqpt. tooth Several 810 three 111 No. 3714' wheel disc Todd Tractor Co., Inc. FallClean'u?' NEW MACHINER.Y tom plows 1966 AC tractor DISCOUEDNT 34 ensilage har-1959 MH No. 92 combine, extraIH fast hitch disc New 3 pt. JD 2 -row no. Krause 15' wheel disc Junction Hwys. 36 & 63 AT FusErt:s AC mower at end of vester good IH burr mill 461 NT1haybine season price and waiver of Other Implements 2 Colby silage wagons 4 inch grain auger Store Phone 913 DE 6-2138 haybines, interest plan $465 1 1966 No. 780 AC forage har- 460NFI...... New 3pt. 9 shank Krause chis- Co. vester with 2 row head SEE US FOR - SENECA, KANSAS dition el. Season -end Emporia Impl. John Dektloner,u°1 price(less JOE 1 1965 New Holland 818 forage Roll -A -Con for milo harvest WANTED - Cat 4, 6 or 7 with with col`-,nditian J's gauge wheel) $300 BILL harvester with 2 row & pick- Farmhand equipment and New No.256 New Holland up attachements Lilliston cutters & dozer or what have you. Also excellentiv semwno,u0; rake. Seasonend price$498 DI 2-3146 rolling cultivators gas motor for Cat 4. For Sale - new ra-type, el: tandem axle low wheel lowboy. teerable Phone 956-7364, Paul Hillil, Bel- 914" & 16" 11411Iss`i Lockard 1923 W. 6th Templer Imple. Co. used Impl. Co. AULD vue, Kans. x36 everal .1081 EMPORIA, KANS. 316 378-2563 CHEVROLET FOR SALE - 1957 Internation- t_l'ilSer1111PL 117 W. Main al S-160 2 speed dump truck or A HO 1-5414 trade for 3 plow tractor with FOR SALE -32' grain eleva- Fredonia, Kans. live power. Ernest Kratina, Rt ti BL 8-3511 Miller, Vermillion, WAKEFIELD tor. Glenn E. x36 6, Topeka, Kans. 66608. x35 ..7°2 ...... HERINGTON,KANSAS Kans., 382-4220. IOLA, C WICHITA FOR SALE October 28, 1969 USED 20' GGle maPnhattan,.It COMBINES with tilt cab,good cordite 1 1967 C -II Gleaner, 16', w/cab1965 C -II with cab, extraclean $9250. Don Allison, COMBINES 1966 Gleaner, cab 1 1959 AC D17 withPS, re- Kans., 5234497. Delp 1969 IH 403 Hydrostatic, 18', 3 1967 C -II Gleaners, 16' painted ra 1965 C -II Gleaner, cab FOR SALE -1 Myron available soon $89 1960 Massey Ferguson 65dsl. 5-16 Oli uP.Ph. whe 1966 IH 403, 16%, low acrea 1963 C Gleaner, 16' two yrs. old,pull t 1962 A Gleaner 2 1963 AC D19's able, on landhitch, $5950 1961 C Gleaner, 18' & FORAGE EQUIPMENT 1951 Massey Super like 1959 IH No. 151, 14', overhauled Used 3 & 4 btm. snap coupler 26 co 1959 A Gleaner 3 point hitch plow IHC No. 55 cutter with 2 -row always shedded, SAEL & painted $2650 very bushel No. 600 Case, 13' wide WN head $1550 cheap. Ray Walker, 9000 1959 IH No. 101 12' with cab, 1964 IH 806 dsl., new tires, Broo pp. Write ready for field $2150 1955 Gleaner; 1954 JD 55 front JD No. 38 cutter with 2 -row Kans., ph. 2254107. Massey Harris No. 82 combine $2400 Kans. 1957 MH No. 82, 12' $1150 with corn head 1950 AC WD head FOR SALE JD No.55, 12', runs good .. $750 front Gehl FI-189 cutter, 2 -row head, - Two row IH No. 141 combine 1955 WD 45 AC with wide 1967 Model $850 picker. IH No.2 MR These combines eligible and duals John Deere No. 12 two row et, with sheller M brook, for waiver of finance No. 10.a 1 C-630 Allis cornhead $800 ment. Price$600. Snow till June 1, 1970 Ostlund Implement Used MH 80 combine I) No. 6 2 -row cutter .... $500 loader $50. Malcolm hay Council Grove, LE- JD No. 112 chuck wagon with Kans. yI 1 year, Valley Equipment CH 3-4088 Cuba Impl. Co. 1065 running gear .... $1350 FOR SALE- Silo female AC PTO blower with pipe $150 for various width u ton,3MT1Pt( 1 CONCORDIA Gehl hopper blower $325 silos. Phone 4F 7 or without motors.Woodrow Phone 913 41,t6 CHALNIQRS COMBINES Leonard, Alma, Kans. Ding\ Cuba, Kans. 66 A -C C -II combine with cab TD14 INTERNATIONAL e ar feCg°°1 "27=4 lsgrek'.,,,,,,,,,,,,, AC 7-2396 HERINGTON $6600 dozer, excellent h 65 A -C C-lI with cab .... $6200 condition Thornton, Eureka, Kan . 1nA6t LINDSBORG, KANSAS 65 JD 95 19',reconditioned phone 316 8534125. iAPI theoS1n1Ti egF te COMBINES 65 MF 410 18' combine Buferd Ta 1968 Gleaner G,20',justcut 56 MF 92 combine $1200 FOR SALE- John Deere EXTRA GOOD 92 wheat with starter, lights, TRACTORS factory 1962 MH Super 92, 14' cut, milo 1966 Gleaner C -II,18', farmer hydraulic, 15.5x38rear tires guards, new engine and new TRACTORS owned machine 64 4020 dsl., 3 point wide rims. 1966 No. cab 1969 JD 4020 dsl., 400 hrs. 1961 Gleaner A, 14', PS 65 4020 dsl., std., power -shift, Idea trip bucket loader503 pre on 1951 No. 55 JD, 14' cut 1969 IHC 856 dsl., 300 hrs. 1955 Gleaner A, 14', good mach. diff. lock, PTO tactor. Phone 913229-6667 OM FARA Farmhand 2 wheel feed wagon, 1965 JD 2010 gas, 900 hrs. 1957 IH,141,12',cheap,but 64 MF dsl., good condition -- gdiscing. 125 bu. 1965 IHC 706 on LP gas hyd., PTO, like FOR SALE- Shawnee back good IHC 660 dsl., hoe, 3 pt. d to rent. We have a good selection of 1964 JD 3020 dsl., overhauled new rubber hitch. DavisIce went. AV used discs, all sizes. We have a1964 IHC 504 gas TRACTORS AC D-19 dsl., 3 pt. $3200 Two 12" steel I beams Kirby. Phone WAlnut 2-6668,24' lo 13'6" Krause disc, wide spacing, 1962 Case 630, Case-O-Matic 1965 Ford 6000 diesel,fully Cha extra good, and two 13'10" BW1962 A -C D-15 equipped INDUSTRIAL man, Kans. JD, wide disc spacing, late 1959 IHC 460 diesel 1967 AC 190XT, dsl., clean JD 5010temper,a real buy models, 20 inch blades. 1959 A -C D-17 on LP gas 1966 AC 190 XTD, 750hrs., $8850 , We Are Dealers For 1958 JD 720 diesel clean JD 760 scraper, cab, good condi- Grain-O-Vator and 1958 IHC 300 gas 1965 AC 190 XTD, 1800 hrs., tion $17,700/ Blair Feed Wagons 1957 A -C D-17 diesel new tires, A-1 shape JD 1010 gas crawler loader , 1956 IHC 200 gas 1965 AC 190D, 1700 hrs., clean $2900 WANTEI CHANNEL CATFISH s largest 54 JD 60 with new block 1962 AC D15, WF, new tires Fingerlings & 8 to 12 Gould's, Inc. 1952 John Deere G 1960 JD 730 dsl., wide front, in, Learn the USED GRAIN-O-VATORS duals, extra clean Western Impl. Co: Delivery Now lianhattan' 1.(3 CLEAR CREEK RANCH ry will trait Phone 5x12 feeder wagons, No. 55 & 1953 AC WD 45, WF 2256 S. West St. WH 3-4261 No. 40 1951 AC WD, WF 316-3294319 at R&G M d 5Nyl 913 - 243-2609 1951 AC WD WICHITA, KANS./. Route 1, Longton, Kans, Manhattan Vc*&"1. * ...... 1956 IH 300 LP, WF, FH, clean FOR SALE - Campers: G POST CONCORDIA, KS. Tri-County Sales 1953 IH Super M, LP, WF FARM EQUIPMENT of -season closeout on pickup Dairy Res George Munkres Waiver of interest on new campers. Big discounts on t Dale Li FALL CLEARANCE SALE Phone Collect tractors, combines & most used ONE 1964 AC D15 tractor, 1650 tiful new Dreamer, Huntsm Fanner, a 4 row Hesston crop savers $700 BL 8-2249 or BL 8-2991 hrs., this is a good one and ElDorado campers. Most 1 New 741 row crop head, single equip. listed above. 1 C-440 cornhead, real good sizes still available. Used e row, for New Holland forage HERINGTON, KANSAS MISCELLANEOUS 11958 A Baldwin with cab ers in excellent condition. harvester chopper $450 1968 AC 780 forage harvester, 1 1967 C -II tle Creek Camper Sales, New AC plow, No. 84, spring 1 1966 John Deere 95, hattan. InquireatVista trip beams, 4x16 or 4x14 M & W GRAIN DRYERS 2 -row head 1 1968 G Baldwin taurant. $645 We are the dealers for the 1968 A -C pickup attachment 2 1962 C Baldwins with cabs OLIA Mol M & W and have in stock, here for 780 cutter 1 1966 C -II with cab FOR SALE - Lumber of 63x12, 1967 2 - in St. Marys, 'two models: 1967 Fox forage harvester, 2 1965 403 IHC with cabs kinds. 2x14 24 & 26' long; r. R. A. .1 Truskett Eqpt. Co. Model 250, will dry 250 bu. row head & pickup attach. 1 1959 JD 55 24 & 26 feet long. 10 & 12" Herington GLEN W. WILSON, Owner per hr. & remove 10 pts.NH No. 6 crop carrier 1 1959 MasseyHarris Model 92joists 17-22 feet wide. W of moisture Used Gehl, JD & NH forage trusses 40' wide. Large quad with cab ES1 GI 3-6379 Model 450,will dry 450 bu. harvesters 1 1958 Model 45 John Deere ty of pipe from 1/2to 8 inc per hr. & remove 10 pts. 1965 Ford F-100, V8, 4 spd. with pickup attachment all lengths. I beams and an Town an( of moisture AC 80R & IH semi mt. 9' mower lion. Bob Smith Salvage Co one, lot, se AC:11 Route 2 NH 56B rake 1 1963 C Baldwin with cab city. Locat AILS. 0443,4E12S Come in and see these dryers. Solomon, Kansas. 1959 AC corn head 1 1961 A Baldwin with cab , Kans. Eas EUREKA, KANS. 67045 1 A240 cornhead, extra good WE HAVE HESSTON ROW 1 C440 cornhead, extra good MARYSVITJ.F FEED LOT of Manhat Farmer Union CROP SAVERS IN STOCK Bargain Sale on used 1" lum ice, P.O. lx USED COMBINES ben like new while it lasts. rnings am IH 403 combine, 16' Hdwe. & Impl. Jost Implement Co. A & W Eqpt. Co. sheep feeders, doors for hog 913 468-35: IH 181 combine, 18' house and windows. 32' gr IH 101 combine, 12' Everett Hoobler Phone 913 - 738-3379 auger with electric motor. P SALE - 1 947-3182 BELOIT, KANS. 562-3293, Floyd A. Rinck, R mobile M&M combine, 14' Manager tcond., HILLSBORO, 3,Marysville, Kans. S orth Main, TRACTORS JOHN DEERE Phone 437-2913 FOR SALE - Massey Fergu- 316 778-10' IH F 806, dsl. KANS. son 1962 No. 62 mounted two FOR THE rideof your IH F 706, LP ST. MARYS, KANSAS row corn picker, in very good ride a Big Horn saddle fro IH F 560, dsl. condition, picked about 400A. Key Milling. Clay Center, K UTT BUYS Super MTA TRACTORS SB US DISPERS TRACTORS Row crop front end for MF 65. 1967 JD 4020 dsl. w/ duals JD 720 diesel, wide front axle 1400 bu. steel corn crib. Henry Honeycutt of JD 2010 gas 1967 IH 806 dsl., cab, 2 pt. hitch, FOR SALE - Etholent Se wide front end JD 3010 diesel, 1962 Buss & Sons, Ames, Kans., the top selling JD 720 dsl. JD 3020 propane, 1965 243-2567. x36 84,000 BTU fuel oil floor spersion at Hi 1965 Oliver 1850dsl.,fully JD 720 gas nace. Gene Martin, Clay for the but equipped; heavy duty wide Lynn's Truck JD 3020 diesel, new tires, wide FOR SALE or trade - 65 MF ter, ME 2-3934. Kansas State 1 front, hyd. power, 3 pt. hitch front high arch. Arthur McClure, 1959 IH 460 gas, fast hitch JD 4020 diesel, power shift Simpson, Kans. 67478. Phone CHANNEL CATFISH - SOFTER &Tractor Co.International WD9 IHC Super M; IHC W6 693-2750. x35 gerlings and 8.12inch. D DANA LEGI5. IH Super MTA 1954 Clear Creek Ran Nixon adminii JD Model 70 gas er32y94131::. , AC 316 EV 2-2210 1951 IH M; TO 20 Ferguson John Deere Model G FOR SALE - 300 gal. Zero Rt.1, Longton, Kans. to submit le 49 JD A; IH H; WD6, '51 e possession lt<>.%S.tn JD 45 combine with corn att. vacuum milk tank, pyrex pipe- o MARION, KANS. Farmall Cub with this extra line, 3 Surge milkers and pump. JD disk, 13', Model AW BOEH WATER Conditioners, or, rather t equipment: rotary mower, JD 12'6" BWA disk 229-6667, Alta Vista. x35 iron au authorities, side mower, cult., snow plow soften, filter, remove government,). REAL MONEY -SAVERS JD No. 9 three-point mower matically; in lifetimefibergl HD 336 JD springtooth harrow 1966 FORD tractor, 3000 Series, Lion to soft New Model 660 Case combine MACHINERY 685 hrs. 1963 John Deere com- Purchase directly fromthe Case 3x16 plow maker and save. Wealso buy with cab and 14' header, on- IH 550 steerable 5x16 plow, FH bine. 150 lb. tractor wheel wts. 14T JD baler; Ford baler No reasonable offer refused. small units to largeplants. the -go cylinder and concave or 3pt. Jr) No. 6 single row cutter boa controls at ONLY $6500 IH 20C field cutter Forrest Ruby, Cherokee, Okla., Have 14 used guaranteed JD No. 6 double row cutter 73728. x35 hold units. In A-1 shape.If Y Used 1962 Model 600 Case com- Demonstrated 2 -row field cutterI.etz PTO grinder with bine with cab and 13' header10' Ford & Oliver wheel discs Jr) live in Kansas check 13x7 fertilizer grain drill FOR SALE - 1959 JD 45 White City, Kans., Ph.349.2213 in A-1 condition at ONLY 1967 IHC 275 SP windrower JD DR 16-8 grain drill, over- x31 $2900 N -I mtd. corn picker, brackets hauled combine, Hume reel, 10'plat- Late 1969 Model 1030 and 930 for M tractor form, milo guards. Also No. 10 John Deere GB Loaders corn head. All in excellent con- GOVERNMENTSURPLUS new tractors at 25% discount.N -I pull type single row corn In Stock 1967 Model 816 IHC windrower picker dition. Not a custom outfit. JimCombat Boots -New &used with full length conditioner- Barr, Cottonwood Falls, Ks., joartai PTO driven, at only $1000 Kendall Garage W W Smith & Sons BR 3-8300. x36 fliBieneeapyryfeoprFalroiegpdhetrfaorrrtri,nohgusuneftarrsinmg_se! FOR SALE - Letz burr mill, 40 AND IMPLEMENT 420 5th weather or MEIS IMPL. PTO drive,Model220,price coldmotorcycles. $150. Marion Burton, Summer - G ME 2-3148 - Phone JOHN DEERE field,Kans., ph.244-7266. x35 Wool Flight Trousers 439 2405 WANTED - GOOD used feed ha 293-5661 CLAY CENTER, KS. FmieedldiumJackszets or wagon. Stephen Rupert, Rt.3, $3.s9m5alleWre saes, Minneapolis, for onlyni; FOR SALE- 1964 403 IHC Kans.67467,ph. Overshoes - Many , 439-2830 LEONARDVILLE, KANS. corn combine with 429head, 392-2310. x37 a. pair. We stillhave afew 38 inch 14 ft. Hume S regular ffik JAMESTOWN size 7 for i'14111111 GOOD USED tractor parts forhydraulic lift FOR SALE - 14' Hume reel SALES reels and cab for JD 55 combine with right LLOYD'S SURPLUS COMBINES: MH Super 26 12', all makes of used and crawler $2000; corn head $6500com- KANS. type tractors. Tremendoussav- plete and 1961 181 hand drive. Also Viking PTO ST. MARYS, new tires, $350. MH 90,14' ings. Joe Goodman Tractor corn com- ammermill on rubber tires. Hume reel, ready to go, $900; bine with 4 row 40 inchhead Le11110a Parts, Box 748, Linco'n, Nebr. Emery R. Eklund, Miltonvale, Large AC 66, 6' cut, new canvases, 18 ft. header and cab $750corn Kans. -67466. FOR SALE - $150. Plows: 3x14 JD 3 pt., self SB35 head $3000 complete. Both x38 wood with trip, good, $165. 4x14 JD 3 pt. have extension grain bins,al- WANTED WANTED- Grinder mixer. so 1959 F560D $1250. Herman - Full width ma- self trip, good, $350. Planters:Prefer Wetmore. State price & nure scoop for Farmhani stack- 494A JD 4 row, fert., good $650. age. Herman Cook, Concordia,Bott, Palmer, Kans., tele.305. er. Marvin Anderson, Manhat- 406 JD 4 row, fert. & herbicide, SB36 furnaT Kans., Phone 243-4404. x36 tan, Kans. Rt. 4. Phone 293-5384. FOR SALE -Floor $450. Dempster 4 row, 3 pt., Leonardville. x35 wiul fert., good, $350. Corn head, JD FOR SALE- Six rows of Hess- 50,000 BTU, oilburning FOR SALE - New Idea singleton Heads in good condition, FOR SALE condition; Juv, aer to set for 45-55, real good, $500. E. W. row cornpicker, ready to go. completeattachments. - New Idea No. tank. Pat 300 2 row pull type corn picker. gal'on fuel Phone -rrning tha Thornton, Phone GI 3-7229, Rt.Fred Bareiss, Holton, 364-3667.Hemphi'l, Phone ME 2-5056, Kans.,Rallall ers.t. 1, Eureka, Kans. 67045. x38 x36 Clay Center, Kans. Good for parts & tires. Murlin Kuhn, Gypsum, x35 Ubel, Belvue, 456-7561. x36 R SALE ANTED Old violin. Must 20' Reid, 815 Kean proved by a 4-1 vote when the h tiltcab, goodGeoClilkoWy.1%,/eainhattan,p, a I'd October /8, 1969 50. Don 776'4448' commission adopted an ordin- Allison, n,''be x35 DairymenTo Get Hike as 523'1497. --,1;:ii.,,..rmT,rrnks__steelslide -in ance permitting construction of Grass & Grain R SALE myrfor short wheelbase the project. 19 ) =5.1.6011:OiciPph.on Krohn, Blaine, Yrs. old, Plans call for 60 two -bedroom e, onland Wheaton EX 6-22g By 40 Cents hitch, Cwt. GEARY FARM BUREAU 'asseY hitchIM" units and 40 3 -bedroom units, rays shedded, Look for the price NAMES LEE PETERSON box of milk to ing the total charge to $6.33. with the living area on the JUNCTION CITY -Lee Peterson has al). RaY veryl'' FiDR,)0013FeSALE y, pricedgo up in the grocery ground floor and bedrooms on ns., ph.Walker, bushel-cSaapnatcait stores, if a This month, the federal mar- been named president of the Geary 22541.07.iiiiiar'f00.Write Carl Reiff Sr., 40 cent a hundredpounds in- keting order price is $6.23. Thus,the second. County Farm Bureau. He succeeds lt ?ton, , SB37 R SALE Kans.;. crease on Class I milkgoes thru. Herman Roesler. Other officers are er. III- '1\oe 1017°- with the $6.33 cost to handlers, Rental cost will be $99 a month Willard Kramer, Mrs. Darlene DaymuJe, No 2 Mid -America DairymenInc., the premium is only 10 cents. with shellerMB IR' ell the farmer cooperative for the small units and $117 a and George Leonard. Delegates to the nt. Price No.10,.: Pets which Now the co-op is establishing amonth for the larger apartments, state convention will be Mr. and Mrs. der $50.$600, stiocd handles nearly all theclass I 50 cent premium as of Novemberexcluding redecorating and util-Norman Dibben and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm milk that is delivered Dallas Luttman. Grove,_uncu ORc4,--- --SALE Registered Brit - in the 1, but since this will include theities. Rang. F i -started,1 maleKansas City, Topeka and ant's.. year, St. Jos-10 -cent premium still in effect, IR SALE ---7-i--.0---.'il '''femaleile$35.Clifford eph areas, announced Families living in the complexREGIONAL FFA PRIZE various )50, -i Kans. x36 last weekthe actual rise will be 40 cents, width silloughton,Tipton, the new prices to be effective will own a membership in the TO JEFFRY ALTWEGG Withoutmotors, No- to a total of $6.73. A G&G area young farmer, Jeffry anal, Alma,%sups, Good cattle vember 1. nonprofit cooperative. To be eli-Altwegg, 18, of Riley, was one of the Kam, Dingo).3 M( - In September, the dairy farm- jogs, Colliecross.$5. gible, they must meet an in- regional winners of $200 prizes named /.4 INTT------EFNATIONAL If the increase is passed alongers were getting $4.50 a hundred ego 456-9454. x35.to the consumer, it will amount cometest of $6450 annually orat the national convention of the FFA per,excellent hone pounds for class II milk and less for two persons; $7500 for last week at Kansas City. Altwegg's ornton, Eureka,contr,,LuE AuSrl Shepherdto about 1 cent a quart. $4.35 for class III. Prices for Oc- honor was in dairy farming. one 316 85341Z,Kai'..'" intelli'RALIANgent work dogs, three to four persons, and $8550 'Rh"' Buferd Mid -America said the increase tober will be similar. jets. Taylor, for five to six persons. ift SALE-Jahn 1603. x35was the first for dairymen in a About 72 percent of the milk ,Ia'"''PhonePalmer, :h starter,lights, year and a half. delivered to Kansas City and the The first 100 apartment units draulic,de 15.5x38 facto; Few pricing systems aremoreothers in this area is used for will be funded by the Federal de rims. rear %mg!! wra a trip1966 No, II.MIMI complicated than that applied tobottling (class I). Housing Administration (FHA). bucket ctor. Phone loa$0,de milk. In the first place, there isa The prices on class II and classAn additional 100 units could be 913229% n8TOM FARMINGPlow-federal marketing order programIII will not be changed by theconstructed on the tract if funds j11 SALE - g & disc ng.Also -want - -- - Shawn-' in which minimum prices are co-op's premium order. Prices are available and the city sees a 2., ound to rent. All new large 3 pt.hitch. Davis r° 12" steel I uipm._...._Pin AV 4-3010, Sabetha,set. Prices vary from area to have risen from levels of a fewneed for them. Developers said beams x37 one WAInut HIon Kirby. area and are affected monthly years ago because of decreased Kansas State University students in, Kans. 2,;%;(. by supply -demand factors. production and a strong demandwould not be able to share an -- -- In addition, separate prices arefor dairy products such as cheeseapartment unlessrelated by established for classImilk, and ice cream. blood or marriage. Miscellaneous p Wanted which is used for bottling pur- The cooperative will be govern- poses; for class II, used in cot-Low -Cost Housing ed by a board of directors chosen "'EyWANTED, MALE - CHANNEL CA tage cheese; and class III, used from among the families living brld's largest industry needs for other manufacturing purpos- Fingerlings & 8to12ien. Learnthe grocery busin- Complex OK'd in the project. Delivery Nowis. manhati:an's largest retailes such as cheese and ice cream. The complex was opposed by a CLEAR CREEKRAV,"rocery willtrain. Write or ap- The farmer gets a "blend" group of Northview residents, 316.3294319 lyat R&C1 Market,* 523S. price, depending upon the am- At Manhattan Route 1, Longton Eith, IVIanhaItan. SB35 who asserted the area already' ount of the milk used for each MANHATTAN -A 100 -unit had a number of mobile home )R SALE- Campers NG POSITION open at purpose. However, in federal cooperative apartment complex parks and multiple -family dwell- season closeout on U Dairy Research Center. marketing order areas, all the has been given the green light byings which was "more than its *HE NEEDS A TONIC. HE WENT mpers. Big discounts%ntact Dale Lind, 532-6394 or dairy farmers get the same the Manhattan City Commission. ul new Dreamer, H 1 Farmer, 532-6534. SB35 share" of high -density 'popula- FROM SPRING FEVER RIGHT. INTO d ElDorado campers, blend price. A controversial planned devel-tion. SUMMER COLLAPSE:" es still available. Used:, For years, dairy farmers wereopment district on a 9 -acre tract sin excellent conditit! He Homes given a premium of 10 cents a in the Northview area was ap- Creek Camper Sal I hundred pounds if they installed COMBINE SPECIALS ttan.InquireatViso 1965 IHC 403 with cab, excellent condition. Has sprockets & arant. steel bulk tanks, the big stainless FENCING SUPPLIES milo guards. Ready to go to the field. GNOLIAMobile Home for steel tanks that are one indica- 5% ft. Heavy studded tee steel 1959 111C 101 with cab, 14' platform, two row corn head. )R SALE - Lumberde, 63x12,1967. Central heat tion of the ultimate in modern posts -87c, 6 -ft.- 93c Power steering. Machine ready to cut feed. Excellent ads. 2x14 24 & 26' log,d air. R.A. Wolf, 120% N. Red Brand 12% gauge barbed shape. Will sell with or without cornhead. $2675 complete & 26 feet long.10&17St., Herington, Kans., Phone dairying. wire $9.75 ists17-22 feet wide, I35. x35 In September 1967 the dairy Red Brand stockade panels for FORAGE HARVESTERS asses 40' wide. Large co-op put into effect a premium cattle -$9.95, Hogs -$8.95 JD No. 8 1 row cutter, ready for field $350 SETTLEESTATE - 1965 - of pipe from 1h to 81 Electric fence posts 29c ea., Gehl 2 row cutter. Workable condition. Looks good $565 x50' Town[ and Country mo-of 50 cents a hundred pounds - lengths. I beams and 1/4 mile electric fence wire JD No. 34 2 row cutter. New knives. Excellent condition. Will e home, lct, sewer, gas tank, over the federal marketing order$2.79, % mile -$5.19 pick up down feed. Guarantee through this year. in. Bob Smith Salvage 'city.Located in Ran - Fence insulators as low as 49c lomon, Kansas. minimum. IHC No. 50 lawn mower type with two row head. Sound. $875 h, Kans.Easy driving dist- per bag of 25 AC 1 row with new knives. Will work. $175 ce of Manhattan. Contact At the same time, it eliminated6 volt battery fence charger ARYSVIIJN, FEED cent bulk tank premium irgain Sale on used rn Rice, P.D. box 134, Olsburg, the 1 $12.95, Electric weed choppe TRACTORS . morning Case 930 diesel. Painted.Sharp. like new while Hid 3 and weekends, or because all the grade A milk fence charger -$18.95, Super one 913 4(;8-3524. x37 Charger (staple wire direct JD 3020. $822 spent on engine. Ovxersized tires. Tractor is in for producers had installed these eep feeders, doors to wood fence posts $39.95 extremely excellent condition. Looks good and is good. 'use and windows.32 xaR SALE- 1964 Town & facilities. Warrant engine 100%. met Electric heated, insulated com- iger with electric iuntrym°bile home, 10x50, The federal market order bination hog and cattle wa- 901 Ford. Select -o -speed. Power steering. Clean. 2-3293, Floyd A. Rinck. nd.,$2950. See atprice on class I milk in Septem- terer -$99.50 W6 IHC. Engine overhauled. Very good shape. Marysville, Kans. 15 NortheloiMain, Belton, Kans., ych°ne 316 7r81.014. SB35 ber 1967 was $5.43 a hundred. BARGAIN BASEMENT DR THE rideof The 50 -cent premium raised the New & unused machines at prices you can't afford to pass up de a Big Hornsaddli;"'"" price to the bottlers to $5.93. John Deere No. 38 mower et' Milling. ClayCenteri AENYGCuUsTpTisBUYSTOP rJTE No. 100 28' JD field conditioner PERSAL In 1968, the federal marketing John Deere No. 480 mower conditioner os Honeycutt of Blue Rapids order price was raised and as John Deere 3x16 F145 plow DR SALE -Efficient t the top 9ailing bull at the Fraker this price was raised, the co-op FARMRANCH oilflou s dispersion MISCELLANEOUS ,000 BTU fuel at Hiawatha. The price reduced its premium demand. By ice. GeneMartin, Ciq $2000 for ththe bull, Powerhouse K8, SUPPLY Salvage Super 27 Massey combine with rebuilt motor. Engine by Kansas SState University. October 1968 the federal marketin excellent condition. Lots of good spare parts. r, ME2-3934. to Salvage older No. 55 combines -.10POSE SOF ing order had been increased En7PbriCP EI.ANNEL CATFISH TER FEDERAL 26 Hookup bundle for JD 234 corn head and No. 55 combine inc111. RIJUANA I $6.07 a hundred and there was 8.12 LEGISLATION West Hwy. US 50 Hookup bundle for JD 210 corn head and No. 55 combine. slings and it,m; cents left of the premium,bring- Y now,Clear Creek: ,..on alministration is expected AC 2 row corn picker. Used last year. Fits WD and WD45 t.1, Langton, Kans. mit legislation that will tractors $125 possession of marijuana a Excel cab for 3010.20, 4010-20 tractors $375 .9.4319.9-4319. ther than a felony. Special's This Week Full Vision Cab $325 nalle r'aies, both inside and out - )EH WATErRen1Ceo\ledi,sti°;4.tchiestrgaotiveoninritt Iften, filter, lent, have pressured the NEW FORD TRACTORS WE ARE DEALERS FOR atically; inlifetime o soften its proposed directly fro, 'llation, urchase $3195 Bear Cat Grinders Flex King Plows save. Wes9 Model 2000 gas, 8 speed trans., LPTO Mott Mowers BMB Rotary Cutters aker and lilfj Model 4000 gas, 8 speed, powersteering $3995 nail unitsto large steering $4195 GB Loaders Lilliston Rolling Cultivators rantee Model 4000 gas, Selecto, power Servis Equipment ave 14used Model 5000 diesel, 8 speed, powersteering $5650 McCulloch Saws )1d units. InAlA- shape:?s. $7950 check Model 8000 diesel, 18.4x38 tires ;rein Kansas 'bite City,Kans.,PO' USED TRACTORS Concordia Tractor Inc. 1968 FORD 70 garden tractor& mower $375 CH 3-3381 COncordia. Kans. speed, Std., PTO $2850 GOVERNMENT 1966 FORD 4000 gas, 8 1965 FORD 2000, Selecto, powersteering $1650 ombat Boots.11414: live PTO $1750 11..,at- 1963 FORD 5000 diesel, $975 eprepared for 1962 FORD Dexta diesel,live PTO Flight Trat"'f'a;in/ $1350 BARGAINS ! :eavy 1962 MASSEY 35 Deluxe,Multi Power BARGAINS ! operating 1961 FORD 881 Selecto, powersteering $1650 for weather6 $1575 300 Case forage harvester, brand new. Close-out $2300 ' cold 1961 FORT) 871 Se'eotodiesel nc's 1960 MASSEY 85 diesel, powersteering $2275 tentding *Motorcycles, m- rrrousers New 5 bar Allis rake, close-out $473 J. $975 Flight 1960 FORDSON Diesel,live PTO Tnel overhauled $1350 $3450 hunting. we 01)/.1 1960 FORD 641, $975 1962 Case 1000 combine, clgan, 14', with cab ld jackets 1960 FORD 981 gas, row crop ,.,sin yerfoOr 7 1959 FORD 841 diesel,overhauled $1450 1965 IHC 303 combine, with cab, like new condition $4295 tedium Many 1959 FORD 971 diesel, powersteering $1550 vershoes,ave 1958 FORD 961 LP withFord loader $1695 1960 IHC 101 combine, like new condition pair.we stir. J, --, $975 -,-- 1955 FERGUSON 35 withLPTO Late model silage loader. Oswalt, mounted on Ford tractor. ze 7for .1w SON dilese with 12x38 tires $575 1954 FORD $875 Used very little $2250 LLOYD'SmAgyS, 1953 ALLIS WD45with loader 1951 FORD 8N,repainted, good tires $525 1961 Case 800 combine, 14', excellent, ready to go $2750 standard tread $95 1950 Case Model DC $225 $2750 Large F. 1946 John Deere Awith starter 1963 Case 600 combine, 13 ft., ready to go OR SAL'E 1948 Massey 30 row crop $175 ace'gilt 3 point hitch $275 We Still Have Some Roll -A -Cone Attachments Available 1948 IHC M diesel with $295 rrdmolutartil.con_troxlans, 1952 M&M Model Rwith loader son, Clift°5' Longhofer Supply 'I.3n455-3762- Company A VICO flif McPherson Tractor Ens Pt' SALE ---oil bu.,40,,rag better to seta good exam- "Ford Tractor Dealer" '0- in farming MCPHERSON, KANS. EV 2-2620 MARION, KANS. /4u,*'""'"'" ),000 Goodeona;80 than to criticize Phone 241-2900 lower. , tank. farmers. galls' afar sumsum, :uh,-441Y1.Gll W6 20 Grass &Grain October 28, Need 1969 In FutureFood from oil and gas heat Emphasis On Protein meal use up moreprotein than may be141 technology will find waysto in-they return in theform of meat,"in human foods. .?-"I do not anticipate a day when everywhere get "I have heard that New varieties of cereals packed sure that people Irving said,"it makes sense to a catch lerltiful man gets his nourishmententire- has already been coined with protein and fortification of enough to eat." try to get humanfood directly f pastut ly from a pill," says Dr. George meeting substance," Irving other foods with vitamins and Irving told the annual from the soybean,rather than said. "And W. Irving Jr., head oaf the Agri- Research In- too soon, perhaps, local resters other nutrients are some of the of the Agricultural running it through ananimal." televls cultural Research Service. some of announcers will he adjuring id.Oetober encouraging possibilities for solv- stitute that new foods Another nontraditionalfood since 1965, "He shouldn't have to, I doubt traditional to go down to the local ing the world's hunger problem, them substitutes for source isfermentation, an old supnq crop ar that he'd want to, and he may will play a major rolein ket and ask for says an Agriculture department fare process used tomake cheese, it by name: Service never be able to. But Ibelieve malnutritionand Irving said.Petro -protein," g scientist. eliminating beer and other items, oat 31 nu famine. The petroleum industryabroad FRED RICE DIES wheat now AT AGE OF 36 eel, "World protein production, and in the UnitedStates is pio- h for Pas tons a A BI LENE - Frederick Rice, estimated at 80 million neering efforts to extract pro- son 1.5 expanded by a G&G area autodealer and investor with year, should be tein from oil on a commercial Ronald Rice, is dead at the 191 adequate age of36, d(Jctober fourth just to furnish live- The young Rice died ofa heart attack 1965. basis, at first, intended for since diets for this planet'spresent at El Dorado. He had been associawApproximate] "Since stock feeding, Irving said. with auto, grant and investment population," Irving said. Eventually, he said, the protein bet. that population isexpected to nesses in the G&G area. double within the next30 years, protein supplies, too, mustdou- HOLSTEIN DAIRY DISPERSAL ble." Although production offood Irv- calories also must increase, Thursday COLORAI ing said, most emphasishas been on protein the primary building block nutrient.Plants, AUCTION animals and even insects arebe- OCTOBER 30 TRADE ing studied as possibleprotein sources. SALE But efforts thus far havenot Starts 1:00 pan. Fish farm- been fully exploited. NEW MEXII ing in some Southernstates, for We are quitting dairying and will sell at public auction our entire example, has emerged as athriv- herd of High Grade HolsteinDairy Cattle, on the farm last. ing enterprise, Irvingsaid, but ed 4 miles west of Clifton. on Highway No. 9 then 1 mile north; or yields run only about threetons' 2 r Iles east and 1 north of Clyde of fish an acre annually, compared with 200 tons in Japan where "aquaculture" is anestab- 56 -HEAD -56i OW. DAIRY EQUIPMENT lished industry. Fortification of food offers NOTE: This is a good herd of Holsteincattle; Bangs tested & many possibilities. All theim- vaccinated; Minnesota and Wisconsinbred, artificially bred to portant cereal crops - corn, American breeder bulls; welluddered, large type, in good milk. wheat and rice - are deficientin ing condition. It'smoney at least one essential aminoacid For Complete InformationSee Grass & Grain Oct, 21 or protein component. Plant breeders are developing Clerk: Elk State Bank, Clyde. new varieties of these cropsbut, inyourpocket meanwhile, "we are looking to Mr.6Mrs. Boyd (Toby)June GOOD fortification with synthetic ami- Auctioneers: Foster Kretz Auction Service, Clay Center, Kanui no acids," Irving said. Phone Morganville WA6-4422 / f AIR An example of what can be done is taking place in India II POOR where bakers arefortifying bread with lysine - one of the 1J (Uor Zack, Qua, 16. amino acid building blocks of equip- protein. Irving said that with the 24th ANNUALPRODUCTION SALE New or used International addition of only 0.2 percent ly- ment: Combines Tractors Most sineeach loafcontains one- implements (sold with tractors) third more usable protein than RegisteredHerefois unfortified bread. Another way to enlarge the TRADENOW!Buy at a guaranteed price. protein supply of food, Irving & Quarter Horses said, is by taking fuller advan- At the ranch 21/2 mi. west & 33/4 south of Hwy.96 from tage of sources such as soy- P.M. TRADE NOW!No cash down payment beans. Most of the world's crop TUESDAY, NOV. 11 - 1:00 with any reasonable trade-in. Keep your money is crushed to make meal for ani- 80Cows and Bred Heifers mal feed, which is not an effi- 20 Bulls QuarterALHorsesbyHD earning in the bank. cient method of improving hu- CALVES OUT OF TEX REALONWARD man diets. REAL ONWARD 166 REG. OF MERIT. No. 262 alsois "Since animals fed on soybeans full brother to the Tex Real Onward thatKSU is using. Due tc TRADE NOW!Get it now-use it now. PKR COLO. DOMINO 558(Mill Iron breeding). with the F All cattle will be fresh off the grasssale day, Public Aug Speed up your fall work. No costly repairs to ready to do their best for you. east and 1/ KANS. FFA MEMBERS your old equipment. SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR 4-H & REGISTEll 35 TOP-NOTCH COLORADOMOUNTAIN CALVES Free Delivery On 3 Or More RegisteredCattle Lots 26 Yrs. old 10 REGISTERED QUARTERHORSES NOT REG TRADENOW!Pay no finance charges Colts & Yearlings - OklahomaStar Breeding stein cows Feeder Pig Sale BLUE RIVER RANCH,KREMMLING, COLO. cow, 9 yrs until well into 1969-when you finance through Thirty -n Kansas State Fairgrounds BEVEVF.BYH TE OT oNN NN, & SON(HAROLD) IHCC. HUTCHINSON, KANS. Harold Tonn,AMOR Five dry THURS., NOV. 6 - 1:00 pm. See your dealer soon. Let him figure your deal 3000 HEAD All tf Farm Fresh Pigs from INSPECT: -on the International Harvester Credit Cor- veterinary inspected sowherds evenir. poration Waiver of Finance Plan. The sooner All pigs vaccinated for Ery- KANSAS sipelas, castrated, weaned and TERMS: 4 you trade, the more you save! ready to go. SHORTHORN -POLLEDSHORTHORNSALE For more information: OW/1E Eugene Sturgeon, Nickerson, Kansas HA 2-3697: Cecil R. Siebert, Kansas State Fairgrounds. Hutchinson, Sale Cork 472-349j, Pretty Prairie, 459-4238. 1969 Larry Giefer, Auct. Lunch Sale: 11:00A.M.,Friday, November 7, 6, 1969 Show: 1:30 P.M., Thursday, November LWSTOCK Judge: Joe Lewis, Lamed, Kansas AUCTION Auctioneer: Lee Remy,Burdick,Kansas First to serve the farmer 3 miles east ofHighway 99 & 9 5 HEAD SELLING- 18 junction south of Wamego, 1:1100444 Kans. and 1 mile south; or 5 70 LOTS ABILENE HANOVER miles north of 1-70 and McFar- Abilene Truck & Tractor Hanover Impl. Co. land Exit. 35BULLS 35 FEMALES LEONARDVILLE Sat., Nov. 8 25 STEERS Kendall Garage BELLEVILLE Starts 11:30 a.m. v Chapmaies on US tH Lunch Served Schedule ofo Efents Assn.54/e Shorthorn MINNEAPOILS Kansas t Farm Machinery, Furniture, November6, 1:30 P.M. - Judging es Chapman Imp'. Co. JUNCTION CITY entries. Ramada Miscellaneous & some Antiques andelection, COUNCIL GROVE Mohn Impl. Co. November 6, 7:00 P.M. - Annualmeeting ,"arn 2 -106E-74 For Complete Listing See Inn, Hutchinson. Macha-Revere Next Week's Grass & Grain Calves. WAKEFIELD FALUN November 7, 11:00A.M. -Sale ofClub Dauer Impl. Co. November 7, 12:00 Noon - Sale of breedingcattle. Auld Chevrolet Ida Bell Paxton phone 316/663.11°1' MARYSVILLE Aucts. Raymond Pageler, phone Sale Headquarters: Ramada Inn, Hutchinson, HERINGTON Wamego 456-9650, and Rallond information,c?otaet: Brune. Brothers Wohler, 456-7488. For catalog or other AB CONCoRt Pioneer Service & Sale, Clerk: Laverne Pageler MILTON H. NAGELY, Sale Mgr., 913-479-50A 20 Grassll the volunteer wheat areas of northwest Kansas. troops overseas has added to the October acreage was Grass & Grain from being pasturedcompared with 6 Great Plains Area critical housing shortage here, 21 oil and percent a year earlier. in human gasn..i. Top growth of fall seeded - city officials say. October28, 1969 foods. eat Pasture Movement of cattle "I have to volunteerwheat with sufficient growth to A survey showed practically no heard wheat pasturewas heavy the pasture was the best since 1965homes or apartments available in A 24 -unit privately financed hasalready that been ntiful first part of October.Army cut-when comparable records began.Junction City for rentals and allapartment complex is scheduled worms damaged tsubstance" Irvin eat pasturefeed supplies in some fields ofForage supplies available from available quarters at Ft. Riley for completion in December and a°0 soon, perha,,sg, volunteer wheat, wheat were good over much of a 100 -unit federally financed com- westerntwo-thirds of Kansas and some was are filled, with many who ordin- announcers wilPl rated the destroyed for insectand diseasethe western third of Kansas andarily would live on post residingplex is expected to start within w14cj id -October were k control. western Panhandle areas of Tex- o go down tothem,since 1965,according to the in surrounding communities. 60 to 90 days. ket andask Seeded wheat is (1 as and Oklahoma. petro-protein." it Crop and Livestock Re - up to a good L stand in most areas In other areas of Kansas, ' 'IlsasService. and was de- i FRED veloping rapidly. However, wheat forage supplies were most- RICEDIES rkgtbout 3.1 million acres of vol. only AT AGE OF Coming 36 wheathassufficient about 1.6 percent ofthe seededly fair, except for poor in parts ABILENE teer wheat was being grazed of the northwest and east cen- Frederi4; awth for pasture.This corn- at mid - RonaldG8cG area autiodeaie,,- - with 1.5 million acres inOctober. tral. Wheat forage supplies in the Rices de.adatz'res Land Auctions The Youn Prospects for wheatpasture remainder of the Oklahoma and gice (bed of i- id.0c t ober 1968and is the high - at El Dorado. were favorable in mostareas. Texas wheat pasture area were BY LEGERE AUCTION & REALTY CO. with auto, He had tvZ''t since1965. ' mostly fair. Nov. 3, Mon., Oakley, Kans.: 1,040 acres choice Thomas Coun- graln and irie 2 roximately 11 percent of Snow, ranging from 6-10 inches, nesses in the G&G P -f APP fell about mid -month in the dry By mid,-pctober, about 14 per- ty land, known as "J. E. Vawter" land and "Charles W. area, Miller" land.(N1/222-10-32, SW %4 & NE%SE% 22-10-32, cent of the fall seeded wheat and S% 13-10-32) RY DISPERSAI. NEBRASKA acreage in the three -state wheat Area of irrigation potential. pasture region had sufficient Nov. 8, Sat, Burdett, Kans.: Full line farm machinery for growth to pasture. This com- Lester M. Bauer & Robert Bauer at Robert Bauer farm- pares with the previous high of stead just north of Burdett.' Thursday PHEASANT CAPITAL OF KANSAS! COLORADO 11 percent in both 1966 and 1968. Nov. 10, Mon., Lamed, Kans.: Land auction for Lester M. Approximately 3.3 percent of Bauer & Robert Bauer; irrigated land in Pawnee County, the fall seeded wheat acreage feed lot of 1,000 head cap.: excellent dry land. PAWNEE COUNTY: 100 acres of NVV% 28-21-20, 68 acres irrigated, fine was being grazed, about the improvements; NE% & N1h-SE1/428-21-20, approx. 240 acres OCTOBER same as a year earlier. Favor- mostly irrigated, modern feedlot; NE% & NW:426-21-20 irri- able soil moisture supplies over gated, machine levelled, excellent wells. DRYILAND in PAW - much of the three -state region NEE: NW%10-22-20 (participates in recent gas well royalty) Starts 1:0(1: SE%19-22-20;W1435-22-20,adjoins EDWARDS COUNTY should further improve grazing NW %42-23-20, andPAWNEE COUNTY NiAr%31.22-20, prospects. adjoins HODGEMAN COUNTY NE% 36-22-21. NEW MEXICO will sell at publicauctions,. Nov. 15 Sat., Don Mead, north of Levant, Kans. Full line ein Dairy Cattle, on the farm machinery. iighwav No. 9 then Sale Conducted By de 1 Troops Don't LEGERE AUCTION & REALTY CO. AUCTIONEERS REALTORS Move Housing For information or brochure call 913 674-2249 Hill City, EAD-56 - Don Legere AFLB :QUIPMENT Tignt In Junction "Nationally Accredited Farm & Land Broker" Licensed Kansas-Colorado-Oklahoma-Nebraska f Holstein cattle; Bannts?. JUNCTION CITY -A slow- °min bred, artificially t,t down in shipment of Army ddered, large type, in goo?: See Grass & Grain Oct.'.: We Always Sell For Less state Bank, Clyde. J & K Prefinished Paneling Regular 44.95 action Service, Clay Cenitt Colonial Lauan Oil Burning NOW ganville WA6.4422 f AIR 1/1 Inch 4x8 each Tank Heaters $19.95 IIPOOR $3.19 BARBED WIRE - 121/2 GG ligIt4 1710" h. Vinyl Coated Oak 2 pt. 5" spacing, 80 rod roll- $6.85 RELATIVE DEVELOPMENT Of TOPGROWTH AS each 6' U Type Steel Posts - Each - 79c REPORTED BY FARM AND RANCHOPERATORS 4x8 - ODUCTION SAE $3.59 HINSON WEATHER BRAKES HOLSTEIN DAIRY HERD SALE WINDSHIELD SIDE CURTAINS Herefords Tropicana, 4x8 Universal - Reg. $49.95 3 colors to choose from May be altered NOW to fit arty tractor $19.95 $3.59 at this price. Horses Masonite Royal Coat 33/4 south of Hwy.96111 PREMIUM GRADE FENCE CHARGERS - Solid State, 110V 1:001" Many Colors - 3800 total volt output, will handle 3 miles V.it- of fence. Reg. $38.95 SALE $29.95 td Bred Heifers; $5.95 up Ho., 10 Quarter Some State Fair Ribbon Winners REAL ONWARDS ALL MATERIALS TO BUILD OR RE -BUILD OF MERIT. g.i;. Due to the loss of my hired man, and myemployment Onward thatKSI with the Postal Department, I will sell my milkingherd at (Mill Ironbreeding Public Auction at the farm located 1 mile south,3 miles Pole Barnsand Sheds sh off the grass,sale6,; east and 1/2 mile south of Sylvan Grove, Kansas. See Morrison's -We will help you design and will give you t for you. estimates on your buildings. f FOR 4-H &FFA REGISTERED: 1 Holstein bull, 3 yrs. old; 17 Holstein cows CO: 2 yrs. ADO MOUNTAIN 2-6 yrs. old; 1 Holstein cow; 8 yrs. old; 2 Guernsey cows Registered CattleV NOT REGISTERED: 19 Holstein cows 2-6 yrs.old; 4 Hol- Wore 1 Holstein CLOSE-OUT OF ALL OUR FARM SUPPLIES QUARTERHORSES, stein cows 7 yrs. old; 2 Holstein cows 8 yrs. old; Check With Us On Any Farm Item You Need Oklahoma StarBreeAlk cow, 9 yrs.; 1 Holstein heifer, 1 yr.; 1 RedSwiss heifer, 1 yr. CuATt 11,KREIDILING, producing now. HYDRAULIC HOSE - TRACTOR SEATS & CUSHIONS - M -F CABS Thirty-nine of the above listed cows are FENCE CHARGERS & MANY OTHER ITEMS AT CLOSE-OUT PRICES SON(HARULI Five dry cows, some to freshen soon. Two openheifers. Harold Dan.Aul All tested for TB & Bangs. Health papersfurnished Massey -Ferguson combine cabs for 310 -410-510 - only $389. INSPECTION can be made any time prior tosale day at evening milkings - 6 p.m. ROT WATER HEATERS TER ISAS TER1VIS: CASH NOT RESPONSIBLE FORACCIDENTS LPG and Natural Gas 30 - 40 - 50 and 80 gallons &ErCUTTERS $19.95 DSHORTHORNS' Lockhart Per Gal. Size - $1.50 36 inch Owners: Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Kans., V Sale Conducted by G&H, Ray Gerbitz, Ellsworth, nds.Hutchinson! 472-3491, and Melvin Temple, Lyons, 257-2975. 7,10h: November A FEW BARGAINS IN OUR GROCERY DEPT. lay, II ;day, November6, Old Fashioned Quaker Oatmeal Maple & Brown Sugar Flavored is, Lorned,Konsos 42 -oz. size - Reg. 63c INSTANT OATMEAL Kansas 3 for $1 my, Burdick, 2 for 87c Reg. 45e DSELLING Stock up on this - 81/4 -oz. tinsof PINEAPPLE3 tins 29c LOTS Lamm* &Lpply of Building Materials In Central Kansas. MALES 511gRa KCNK WE WILL NOTBE UNDERSOLD! Auctioneers MOIL.-WED.-FRI LARRY LAGASSE of Events For info, or estimates 6.45 Shorthorn CH 31714 TOM WALKER Warehouse igof Kansas Barn 243-1074 ROLLIE LAGASSE CH 32215 Home 243-1674 MORRISON and & Lumber YourDiscount Building Supply Headquarters le ofClub Calv;le. TA Sala e ofbreeding 724 North 13th SALINA, KANSAS 6. son,Ph"e KANSAS Hutchinson, contstd CONCORDIA er infornlatle190.49.5531 le Mgr., ,..uriamoinemt" October 28,1969 WE ARE DISTRIBUTORS FOR -----"r-cabinet that canbelocked. guson says thestorage spa Rm MONO should be somearea not to freezing temperatures.sub. Some liquidpesticide BRUSH CUTTERS form tions will freezeand break containers or the active in orn ents may dropout of solution Check Our Special Low Prices Don't store pesticides Our Price near f H.D. 5 ft. 3 point mount.List $485.54 $391.00 or in medicine cabinets. H.D. 6 ft. 3 point mount. List $550.00 $444.00 Keep weed killers e H.D. 5 ft. pull type, less tires.List $525.00 $423.00 away f insecticides andfungicides, pestsfor t H.D. 6 ft. pull type, less tires.List $594.00 $480.00 peciallyif you have H.D. 6 ft. rear blade, 3 point.List $135.00 $109.00 products crops that contain 2,4-Dor related nd of the bicides. ly October, Now, dispose of GUARANTEED FOODS of TOPEKA all "empt estimate containers,productswithout 1 percer NON-FOOD DIVISION complete labels, and 112 Call Forrest Fricke, CE 5-9926 - 2512 N. Topeka Ave. products by damaged containers.Pesticide USDA re: containersin a r suiveY ma empty,conta don'tuse and was x other for STRICK RULES CUT CLASS 10. The rep' Friday excess y onquest Strict new rules of the American Horse Show association left trimpatleet should be buried at least18 in and rettn only two horses in one of the classes for Tennessee Walking horses. es deep, away from water 'serve as un These two were left in the class for Missouri and Kansas 3 -year olds. plies. Put empty containersse AUCTION OCTOBER 31 Five horses were excused after an inspection by the ring veterinarians the garbage can only if in and stewards. Five other horses did not appear for the inspection. they oat' SE be tightly closed so thatchild Six of 13 horses in a foal class were excused for the same reasons. and pets cannot get into SALE Lunch Served then ii The walking horses have been the center of controversy over regular garbage pickupis not At

Starts 12:30 Noon methods used by some trainers to make the walkers attain their available, take the emptiesto a unusual way of moving, which gives the rider a petfectly smooth landfill dump or bury them We will sell the followingdescribed property at the farm at located 5 miles north and 11/2west of Elmo or 11 miles south ride. least 18 inches deep. and 11/2 west of Abilene, Kansas. Pegtooth harrow, 24', old Papec No. 32 cutter Machinery New Holland Super 66 baler Need A Winter FARMERS & RANCHERS 1952 JD Model 60 tractor 50' end'ess belt 1948 JD Model D tractor 4" grain auger JD wheel disc; JD rake MISCELLANEOUS Storage Plan LIVESTOCK COMMISSION Co. JD grain drill Saddle; 2 300 -gal. tanks, one 1959 JD 55 combine & pickupwith stand; 2x4 & 2x8 lum- SALINA, KANSAS - 913 823-0211 nag JD 2 -row planter ber; two trailers; one hyd. cyl- For Pesticides Every Thursday selling stocker & feeder cattle at 11 a.m. JD 2 row cultivator finder;pipe stock rack for Insecticides, fungicides and Marvin C4 JD hay sweep; JD 7' mowerpickup; 1966 BSA motorcycle; weed killers which are lying JD manure spreader 10 one gallon jugs malathion JD manure loader Some baled alfalfa around the house should be stor- JD 2x14 & 3x14 plows Many miscellaneous items ed for the winter. Special Calf Sale JD 16' springtooth harrow, oldtoo numerous to mention. John Ferguson, Kansas State Far University Extension engineer, In Conjunction With Our Regular Sale advises Kansans to take inven- ND AU Mr. & Mrs. JamParks, Owners tory and make certain that all Auctioneer: Lee Remy Clerk: Karl Harshman pesticides are kept in their orig- THURSDAY, OCT 30 inal containers with a label that Due to the rain, many of our consignments were unable plainly identifiesthe contents. Ito get into our special calf sale Oct. 24 and these calves along THE Friday All liquid containers should be with our regular run of stocker & feeder cattle will sell Thursday Oct. 30th. Already consigned are over two thousand onFRIDI sealed tightly. Paper bags or box- native calves in addition to our stocker & feeder cattle. legaldesc: es containing dry products such We are expecting 3500-4000 cattle for this sale - Contact, 31, townshii AUCTION as dusts or wettable powders us if you have cattle to sell in this sale. The farmi OCTOBER 31 Minneapolis should be closed and resealed A few of the special calf consignments include - 150 fancy Farm), with tape or put in a clean plas- WF steers & heifers 500 lbs.; 150 WF & BWF steers & heifers SALE Starts 11:00 a.m. tic bag which can be sealed. 450 lbs.; 120 WF steers & heifers 400 lbs.; 80 Black steers & Wheat heifers 450 lbs.: 150 Shorthorn steers & heifers 450 lbs.: 80 Grain F. Place the containers of pesti- Corn Lunch Served WF steers & heifers 500 lbs.; 70 WF steers & heifers 450 lbs.; . cides in a storage room, chest or plus many hundredmore.. Consery Located 4 miles south ofSabetha,Kans., to U.S. Hiway 75.36 TERMS -1' Junction, then 2 miles west,4miles south and 11/2 miles west; Nover. 10 miles east of Seneca, Kansason Hiway 36 to Woodlawn and al road, then 4 miles south, 1/2mileeast. Buyer to re Wednesday lion as lam ernent of i AUCTION Planters Sat., Nov. 1 For addi Machinery AUCTION NOVEMBER 5 Must Start 1960IHC 460 tractor with2-IHC 16 -hole grain drill 9:30 a.m. point, fully equipped IHC No. 46 2 -pointlister IHC 311 2 -point plow, 3-16 Winpower 4 -sectioned VILLAGE ANT'RUES SALE Starts 11:00 a.m. IHC top -planter 2 -point rotary hoe 7 miles south of McPherson, with sprayer and fertilizerJohn Deere 9 ft. wide space Ks., on Highway 81 at Elyria, Lunch Served are selling entire stock of an- attach. disk tiques and collectables. I will sell at public auction at the place 21/2 miles northof 1960 IHC 101 self-propelledEasy Flow 10 -ft. spreader Auct. Ted Krehbiel Hebron, Nebr. on Hiway 81 to Oregon Trail Monument Collier, combine with cab,pick-upKelly Ryan 36 ft.elevator then 6 miles east, 1 mile north and 1/4 mile east; or 3 mileswest reel, power steering with 5 H.P. Briggs and 2 miles south and 3/4 mile west of Alexandria, Nebr. ongravel IHC No. 22 corn head Stratton motor road; or 2 miles west, 5 miles north & 3/4 mile west ofGilead. IHC No. 263 rear -mounted Field chopper JD rotary hoe cultivator Two -point blade JD 3-btm. irrigation ditcher IHC No. 100 balance mowerTwoipoint carryall 42 Head Cattle Case 4 -sec. harrow 17 ving the 2 -point Manure spreader Polled Hereford cows, Meyer 40' elevator some with calves JD No. 5 mower Prope IHC No. 52 wagon with Feed wagon Having sold the farm and JD 60 Grantvilh 7' x 14' box Oliver 4 -bar hay rake on moving to Clay Center,we will 2 Black WF cows Farmhand loader, fits IHC 3 -sectioned harrow rubber sell at public auctionon the Purebred Polled Hereford bull2 2 -row JD Go -digs farm located 13 south and 21/2 3 steers 500-600 pounds Dearborn 2x14 plow IHC. 104 feed grinder Eight foot windrower 4 heifers, 500-600 pounds Ford 2 -row lister ROUE west of Clay Center, Kans.,or 1 Hotpoint 11 Hereford calves 3-6 mo. oldFord 2 -row Go -dig E south and 21/2 west of Johnson for WC Horse & Horse Equipment Station on Highway No. 15. 8 BWF calves, 3-6 months oldMounted cultivator inghouse FEED Holstein milk cow 2 2 -row cultivatorsfor JD ble stereo 6 -year -oldBay mare, broke170 sq.bales of clover hay JD 15' disc; IHC hayrake tables; twi and gentle 150 sq. bales of brome hay Wedn., Oct. 29 Several pieces oldmachinery Hoovers Starts 1:00 p.m. Farm Machinery 1'1 lamps. New Big -hornsaddle 50 sq. bales of straw Lunch Served TRUCKS &TRAILERS Saddle blanket 1962 MF 14' combine, Model 82 truck Ishes; sins' Bridle 1954 JD No. 60 tractor 1947 Dodge 11/2 ton 1952 JD G tractor 1953 Ford pickup es Case 4 wheel runninggear, Cattle 1952 Ford tractor Anti Miscellaneous 1961 JD wheel disc, 131/2' 8x14 bed 8x14 bed 2 Hereford cows 4 & 6yrs. Co-op 4-whl. gear, ed glassid 1961 JD mtd. corn picker, No. whl. gear, with spring calves at side Electric Wheel 4 oak tab 4 feed bunks Barrelrack, for weed 227 top Roan WF cow 6 yrs. with 1960 JD 4 row corn planter with 6x10 bed &hoist table; 75 sheets of galvanizedtin sprayer spring calf at side 2 wheel trailer 260 gal. gas barrel Tank heater These are good JD 3x14 plow, 3 pt. hitch nPine ro Gates cows and JD manure spreader 2000 BALES OFHAY ta.rdstPia calves, area tested. , Wheel weights Water tank 2 JD 2x14 plows LOTS OFMISCELLANEOUS dresser Air compressor Leg viseElectric steelposts TRUCK Mtd. lister for JD tractor HOUSEHOLDGOODS "nut dron 1955 Ohev.1/2 ton pickup, ra- Aldrin attachment Barbed wire dio, heater, wraparound JD wheat drill, 8x16 SHOATS offe bi Speed, jack Emry grinder14 ft. grain auger bump- 1.desk.' er, overloads, 3 speed, mud Pictures Post drill Hydraulic hose:Used lumber Terms - Cash . Used pipe tires, just overhauled,good er;oil is Pipe vise Pipe Cutter Usedtires Hand tools Farm machinery, Miscellaneous Pipe threaderWater pumpShop tools Old iron and household goods val;andtooth Wire stretcher Mr. & Mrs. John O'Neal, For Complete Information 04g Schultis & Son & Wolken, Auctioneers 729.4°' rtsiftsibh See Grass & Grain Oct.21 Irvin Schultis - 1109 K St., Fairbury, Nebr. - Phone 793.3005 HARVEY 'ROKEYOwner - Wayne Schultis - Diller, Nebr. - Diller Phone Mr. & Mrs. 793.3081 b°111miss I Aucts: Wayne Aeschliman Clerk: Farmers State Duane Wolkm - Diller, Nebr. - Diller Phone and Bob Gentry Bank, Sabetha W. W. Faulkner Hebron, Nebraska - Phone 768-2520 Auct. Foster Kretz Clerk: The State Bank of Alexandria,Nebr. C)ctobr cabin ' 14; guson sayst tlf te

s°1111:1n besomeastonp for that state since 1965. For Mis-port and processing. Buyers bid tofreezing Grass & Grain souri, the average given is onlyhigh enough to get essential sup- " te rea Inpera L.H. Simerl 23 -64 bushels, the lowest since 1964.plies.

1,011111,.1.1/111111111111111.111111.1111.B.113...1...,.A tionsmeliquid Pe will freeze October 28, 1969 Wisconsin's average is listed at The new crop still appears to containers 70 bushels an acre. There hasn'tbe short of the need by some 200 or theaki been a poorer crop there since million bushels, or 5 percent. tiD, may' dropout t store of onCrop Will acre is estimated at 79.4 bushels.1960. Most of the shortage will be

vOr While this is a inmedicineueea'lik new record (by a Corn harvest on schedule. Cornmade up by using corn that cat's whisker), itappears to bepicking is about on schedule. Infarmers are now holding under Keepweed kill Irk insecticides below the "normal" expectationsome places, however, the har-reseal programs. Farmers will and e>bort Of Need pecially for this year. The 1969average vest has been delayed by a late- be able to redeem and sell such if you spects for the corn and soy -ers. The next yield exceeds those of that contain have survey will be the twomaturing crop, the need to har-corn at a profit when local pri- 2,4.Dar,, crops improve slightly atmade around bicides. November 1,and previous years by less than1 vest soybeans first, and by heavyces are about 15 cents or more end of the growing season.the report willbe releasedon bushel per acre. Consideringtherains. above the present county price- Now,dispose arly October, the USDA rais-Wednesday, November of 12. improved methods that farmers In the meantime, the market suppOrt rates. containers, s estimate of corn produc- Corn crop improved. products- Corn pro-have used, normal weather requires some 40 million bushels L. H. Simerl complete by 1 percent; soybean pro - labels,ord duction for thisyear was esti-would have producedan averageof corn each week - for feed, ex- Univ. of Illinois damaged containers. on by percent. mated at 4350 millionbushels. yield of around 83or 84 bushels containers 1. This figure is are never e USDA report was based almost 1 percentper acre. so don't survey made around Octo-more than the estimate State yields vary. A couple of use Op, made at other purpose, 1, and was released on Octo-the first of September.It is 11/2Corn Belt states- Nebraska Monday Ferguson 10. The report was based percent more than the and Indiana says execs: first fore- - are expected to should be ly on questionnaires corn - cast of the 1969crop, releasedhave record yields. Nebraska: 88 buried ation d and returned by farmersearly in July. AUCTION es deep,away from bushels per acre, 8 bushelsmore plies. Put serve as unpaid crop report- The national average than the previous record set empty ci yield per NOVEMBER 3 the garbage three years ago. Indiana: 95 bu-

can only if be tightly shels, 1 bushel more than therec- SALE closed sodi; and pets SELL 'VERY WEDNESDAY ord set four years ago. Starts 1:00 p.m. cannot get ite Second-best crops are expected regular garbage We will sell at public auction the following described prop- plekopt in Illinois and Iowa. The 89 -bush- available, take At Onaga 1:00 P.M. erty located 9 miles south of Concordia, Kans., and 3 miles east the ell; el average listed for Iowa is 4 landfill dump of KFRM towers and 1/8 south; or 5 miles north of 81-24 junc- or bury CATTLE AND HOGS bushels less than last year'srec- tion and 3 miles east and 1/8:o'sth. least 18 inches deep, ord. The 95 bushel average for JD 2x16 plow on rubber FINAL CALF SALE Illinois is 5 bushels less than the JD No. 5 7' mower record set two years ago. Horse & Cattle Moline 6' oneway The 81 -bushel yield reported for 10 WF & Roan cows, 5 to 8Oliver 15' springtooth RANCHERS yrs. old, springers 3 -sec. spike tooth harrow Friday, October 31 Ohio is only the third best for 8 yr. old spotted horse, 900 lbs.Dempster 2 -row lister with that state, and 3 bushels short of Stock saddle and bridle rotary moldboards MISSION(0i% the yields in 1968 and 1966. 8 ft. tandem disc The average shown for Minne- Machinery 2 row weeder; 2 -row cultivator -913 04211 A JD with starter & lights, Dump rake unaga Community Sale sota is 71 bushels - the lowest good rubber Steel stock racks for short, ker & feeder cattle at ilia MaryIn Cottrell, Phone 8894461 .TD 16x8 drill on steel wide bed or 889.4665, ONAGA, KS. TERMS - CASH :off Silt Mr. & Mrs. David Vopat, Owners Farmland Auction Clerk: First National Bank, Concordia I Our Regular Sale 615 Oak St., WAMEGO, KANS. Rollie Lagasse - Auctioneers - Larry Lagasse 243.2215, Concordia LANDAUCTION- 160 ACRES,more orless, Saturday, Nov. 1 243-1714, Concordia, ', OCT, 30 all cropland- unimproved Starts 1:00 p.m. This is a good quarter of land! Coronado electric refrigerator our consignments were To be sold at the east front door of with 350 lb. freezer compart- Saturday ? Oct. 24 and these calm' THE MINNEAPOLIS COURT ment cker & feeder cattle oil HOUSE Western Holly range nisigned are over two on FRIDAY,Fi OCTOBER 31, commencing2:PO p.m. & 4 chairs ,ur stocker & feeder nil Legaldescription - the northeast quarterof section Kitchen table & 4 chairs 0 cattle for this sale - 31,township 9, south, range 3, in Ottawa County,Kansas. Divan & chair near new NOVEMBER 1 in this sale. The harm is located 7 miles north and 1/2mile east of Hoffman 21" TV Minneltpolis,Kansas, (commonly known as the Tasker New rocking chair ignments include -111 Farm) Walnut dresser 50 WF & BUT steers I A.S.C. RECORDS SHOW- Walnut commode Starts 10:30 a.m. 'ers 400 lbs.; 80 Blatt stet heat allotment 58.8 Striking clock Lunch Served a steers & heifers 450Ik Crair Sorghum 51.0 Large -offering of other furni- 0 WF steers & heifersli Corn 11.0 ture, bedding, dishes. This is a Having decided to quit farming, I will sell at public auction Conserving acres 10.0 TERM large furniture sale, in good at the place. 1 mile south of Hebron, Nebr., at Hiways 136-81 Jct. S - 20% down day of sale, balance due on or before condition. November 31st,1969, when a merchantibletitle 1950 Chevrolet 4 door sedan JD No. 820 Go -dig, good Ind abstract will be given Tractors JD 2 -row lister, good Buyerto receive the landlord share - 1970 crops. Posses: 1949 Ford Model 8N tractor, JD 4 -wheel manure spreader, Wedneil sion a:a landlord, subject to tenant's rights, on full sett - George C. Aubert motor recently overhauled good lenientof purchase price. Welter An-"e"ate. Aucts. 195 DonBt wReorli ar r a t - JD 7' mower, good AUCTIONEERS - FRANK HARZ and BOB PERRY Don Eisenbeis, Clerk is2frontend,tractor, JD 2 -row mounted cultivator Plantters State Bank and C. Dale Lyons Co., Trustees near new tires, good cond.M -M cornpicker Foradditional information phone TA 5-4579 Salina. 2 JD Model A tractors Case 3 -section springtooth John Deere B tractor Front mount buzz saw NOVEME 1949 JD A, good tires, good Manure loader; IH grain drill condition JD 3 -bottom power -lift plow, Sunday onrubber Starts UM In Trucks & Cars MH3 -bottom plow, on rubber 1964 Chevrolet 2 ton truck JD 17x8 drill, with fertilizer & Lunch Senri with 16' Giant fold -down seeder attachment box & hoist, 292 6 cyl. mo- IH 2 -row mtd.lister with the place 21/2miles IA tor, good condition fertilizer boxes egon TrailMonument NOVEMBER 2 1960 Ford 2 -ton tilt cab truck, 1966 Brush -Hog rotary shred - 1% mile east;or 34: new8iSchwartz9217v' 8foelndg-dinoewn der f Alexandria,Nebr. box Ferguson 13x7 drill, on rubber west of 1955 Chev. truck, 5 yd. box & Ferguson 3 pt. rotary mold - flu & 3/4 mile Starts 12:30 Noon 292 6 -cylinder listerdirt .,,,, 1958 Chev. 3/1 ton pickup, 283 a D rotary hoe et Lunch Served Dearbornpt.board D 3-btm.irrigation engine, good Arps 3 pt. 6' blade ase 4 -sec.harrow Leavin/g the farm, will sell at public auction the following Slide -insteelstock rack for Dearborn 3 pt. 7' mower

bed leyer 40'elevator to Gra,property located 6 miles east of Topeka on Highway Sylvan pickup Dearborn 3 pt. disc D No. 5mower atville, then north 11/2 miles, '/mile east. Watch for 1938 Dodge 4 dr. sedan, with Ford tractor parts & attach- hand loader,Ills SALE CO., INC. goodChevroletbody ments ' 1930 coupe with Dearborn 3 pt. cultivator 2 -row JDGo -digs Sylvan Grove, Ks. 2x14 plow Household plates;Majolica; chamber FRIDAY SALES EACH WEEK good body 20 pieces old machinery .earborn pot; butter chips. Selling 1000-1500 fresh country Model T 4-whl. trailer & box BUILDINGS 'ord 2 -rowlister 4:1" H )intms elec. range Model T chassis Go -dig Shaving mugs; mustache stocker and feeder cattle, calves ALFALFA HAY 'ord 2 -row forIC:PArestm°gtHhPcc electric dryer , cups; miniatures; Flou Blue; and stock cows each week. 2 Model T 2-whl. trailers 1500 bales 1st, 2nd & 3rd lountedcultivatorforait7tablestereo; utility cabin-Blue Willow; paintings on tin, Mike Meyer 913.526-3535 COMBINES cuttings of alfalfa cultivators iPblestwin beds; chests; 2 -row INC hay copper tea kettle; crocks, jugs, Micky Meyer '913.526-3225 F, ANTIQUES D 15' disc; Dover sweeper; porchfruit jars; bits; wagon wheel; 196wupithtocrab,v/eBeal'dsw painclin 1set' 7 Approx. 50' Oriental fence & everal piecesold rips; 9x12 rug. silver pieces; sterling spoons; corn head, cut less than 500 gate clock TRAOP'riraci4, small appliances; sterling cup & saucer; napkin acres Tea cart; 2 drop leaf tables; TRUCKS & i'o'.hi se hsHe'ficial Quinter 13/4 tonVP .mper; cabinets; oth- 1955 MH 12' 60 SSpecial,A-1 square table; wash stand; ma - )47 Dodge )1. rniscellaneous items. pickup Creamer, sugar & spooner; LIVESTOCK 23' triple axle trailer hoganydresser;Victrola; )53 Ford running ge' wheel )kntiques compote teapot; wood puzzle. cupboard; 3 lateral chairs; 3 ase 4 1 Curved g; COMM. CO. Farm Machinery high backedchairs; trunk; 2 8x14 bed 80,5 Lass china cupboard; MISCELLANEOUS 4-whl. gear, eriound 0-aik table; walnut mar- Lawn mower; car carrier; Quinter, Ks. Krause 13'4" wheel tandem commodes; flat irons; 6 round o -op Wheel 4 iv'i'°- ge t stock racks; ply - disc, 18" blades bottomchairs;steelice boardoa;Pr t.aable; large pinecup- work bench; MONDAY SALES EACH WEEK bed&lialst le rocker; walnut wood; tires; motors; barrels; Selling 1000-1500 fresh country 1965 Pop-up bale loader cream chair; wood pumps with 6x10 Pli 1965 IH 12'fert. spreader dating back to 1780; other wheel trailer 11Pb ds; platform rocker;electric tools; pipe bender; stocker and feeder cattle, calves John Deere 12' disc items not mentioned. BALES OFIVI'ests; dessers; wardrobe. shovels; wrenches. and stock cows each week. 2000 Walnuti Post hole digger; paint; day Meyer 913.754-3354 JD 16x8 end wheel steel box HOT TSEHOLD GOODS MISCELIAsne codrop leaf table drill LOTS OF MISCELLANEOUS ,ars OF ? u`'' ct!bin; organ stool; shelves: grinder; wheels; fold- BOUSENOLD ThlelLo.,opide i sk; trunks; oriental ing chairs; bridles; hayrack of Meyer Stocker Feeder TERMS: CASH 14S110ATS itig; tres, frames; coffeemiscellaneous items. ,Al lamps, alcohol Approx. 75 bales prairiehay Order Buying Service Cash Ps; haLnd painted plates; 1963 Chev. station wagon Featuring Cattle Direct 0100,. nival;toothpicks; calendar (runs good) From The Country Paul & Harold Gerberding Hebron, Nebraska - Phone 768-6184 Not reapo Clerk: Hwy. 24 Auction Mike Meyer, Sylvan Grove, Ks. nsible for accidents Clerk: Thayer County Bank, Hebron, Nebr. O'Neal, 4..,01_ Cash or Approved Checks Micky Meyer, Sylvan Grove Schultis & Son & Wolken, Auctioneers Iken,Auctioneers monoPhot.2 Don't Jay Meyer, Quinter, Ks. Livestock, Real Estate & General Farm Sales ury,Nebr. 10,;.1 miss this sale of exceptional fine quality antiques. Diller Ph 1109 K St, Fairbury, Nebr. - Phone 729-2435 . Diller Pip Wayne Sehultis, Diller, Nebr. - Phone 793-3005 .-- 768-2520, Sale By Hwy. 24 Auction Duane Wolken, Diller, Nebr. - Phone 793-3081 . Phonephone .ev'' 4Alexandria, Harold Kooser - Auctioneer scheduled to such as baked goods,dairy pro-fare Department is release the paper in several Grass than in previous years, accord-ducts, frozen foods, meatand 24 $ Where Does ing to a study by supermarket- of dryweeks. Itis based on Census produce, and $7.82 worth October28, 1969 ing magazine. groceries. Ten years ago,only 91Bureau survey of 52,500house- holds across the country. less inclined Grocery $ Go? Last year the woman enter-cents of every $20 wasspent on to quitthan $20 HEW declined ing a food market with a The report will show that to nonfood products. 1968 data but relea, Not All For Food bill emerged later with $2.44 The consumer expendituresur-both older persons and young- officials 1,0F worth of nonfood productsin- of $20, thesters increasingly aregiving up the findinfindings, con The average housewife who vey showed that, out 7' cluding houseware and health cigarette smoking, that the pro- Smoking data erewere goes supermarket shopping con- total amount spent forperishable gatherers and beauty aids. Alsto in hercart portion of young persons who not yet tabulated on grain tinues to drop more and more foods last year againfell below include, perishables, never have smoked is increasinganswers to marke non-food products in her cart was $9.74 worth of $10. Within theperishable food questions and that women smokers are andcigar star of Octobe category, produce andfrozen Croi moved Kansas food, including ice cream, Servic REAL ESTATE rrin° Tuesday aheadin consumer popularity. was 31p( The total spent for grocerypro- This ducts hit a new overalllow, but AUCTION the study indicated that,within AUCTION NOVEMBER 4 this category, more was spent on T ON soft drinks and tobacco products than in 1967 or 1966. ELLSWORTH COUNTY, KANSAS SALE Starts 10 a.m. The study also showed "that 3 miles west, 1 mile south and 2 mileswest of Ellsworth Lunch Available consumers are spending more of Since the death of my husband, I have no use for thefollow- for more expensive items Saturday, November1 ing described personal property so will sell at public auctionat food -convenience, snack and spe- the farm located 3 miles south of the, river bridge onK-14 at Commencing at 10 azn. cialty types of food and general- F Lincoln, Kansas and 61/2 miles east. ly ones requiring greater pro- COLLEGE MACHINERY, TOOLS AND MISCELLANEOUS cessing than their staple prede- 480 ACRES Choice of two posts; 110V fence charger; cessors," the magazine noted. TRACT 1-320 ACRES piles in Denvel 1950 IHC combine, SP127 North Half of Section 33, Township 15. IHC M tractor, wide front smooth, barbed & woven wire. "Changing living patterns, re- Range9 Boulder. 64Acres in cultivation, balance pasture and MC 1 ton truck with stock - Windmill tower & head; cen- sulting from the increased num- meadow. rack, hoist, duals, 4 speed trifugal pump & engine; grain ber of working wives and moth- 2 Large ponds, water well and windmill P&O 3x14 plow; JD 9' duck - 1970 Wheat allotment 25.7 acres elevator with engine; acety- ers, also are bringing about chan- 1969 Normal wheatyield foot; IHC 15' springtooth; 4 -lene welder with gages, tips & 1969 Feed grain base 13 acres 1969 Normal milo yield HOME FOR 1969 Conservation base ..... 136 sec. drag harrow; 10' IHC tan-hoses; 4 el. brooders; 2 drive ges in food demands," the publi- 16 acres 64 Acres sown towheat GIVING Stu dem disc; 16x8 JD Van Bruntbelts; electric cords. cation noted. "Retailers see this 44rt drill with fert.; P&O curler. Commencing at 11 a.m. your reservatic IHC corn binder; IHC ensil- Oil cans & barre's; gas as a subtle but continuous ero- cans; 150 & 500 gal. gas tanks; sion of the classic 'three squares' TRACT 2 -100 ACRES age cutter; 2 & 4 whl. trailers; North Half of Northwest Quarter, Southeast Quarter of Northwest IHC 1530 tractor. grease guns; 2 hyd. jacks, --- breakfast, lunchand dinner." Quarter and bumper & screw jacks; drill west Quarter of Northeast Quarter, all in Section 32, Township 15,Root Grindstone & emery grind- Ten years ago nonfoods repre- 79 Acres in cultivation, balanc,e1.p.ares. New1969 OME FOR er;3 hog sheds;6 sheep bits;socket set;tap & die 1970 wheat allotment sented about 14.2 percent of 45.6 void disappoi bunks; 12 wood panels; lot ofset; log chains; saw horses; 1969 feed grain base 17 acres 1969 normal :nil° yield used lumber;3telephone mortar box & tools; saddle & billion dollars in food store sales. 1969 conservation base 19 acres while spac poles; 4 railroad ties;6' steelbridle; JD water cooled engine With sales now at 70 billion, non- Terms: 25% down on day of sale. Balance on 10 year contract at 61/2% oil heaters, many other items. interest fence posts; 150 electric fence foods represent about 22.6 per ested party must contact owner or auctioneer and be approved bytheor to day of sale. cent. "Every indication is for Possession: Possession of pasture, March 1,1970. Possession of ground Owner: Mrs. Helen Wiegert in wheat, August 1, 1970 or when wheat is harvested. RUISE DU Sale Conducted by G & H - Ray Gerbitz, Ellsworth, 472-3491 continued erosion in the food and Possessionofground planted to milo by the present tenants, December 1, 1970, or when mile S VACA1 and Melvin Temple, Lyons, 257-2975. Clerk, L. B. Brockett grocery percentage," the maga- is ed. Purchaser is to receive Vs of the 1970 wheat and milo crops, and % ofqi [(bean Islam .11144.11M1011, - zine concluded. - ernment payments forthe 1970 crops. Purchaser must be in ASC comptimn TRUCK SALES IN other farm operations. 11, returning ,L SEPTEMBER UP 8% Taxes for 199 and all prior years will be paid by the seller. Ades air far) JD FRANCHISE TERMINATION Inspection: Real estate may be inspected anytime by calling the auctioneer., Truck sales by major automakers 01y/to Miami. were up 8.7% in September from the AUCTION WILL BE HELD ON THE PREMISES COMMENCING AT10XX same month a year ago. Ford's sale were Any statement made sale day takes precedence over any printed matter. felted. Thursday up 10%, GM's 9%, and Chrysler's, down 3.4%. Truck sales for the first three ELLA SHANELEC, OWNER quarters of the year are up 9.9%. The SALE CONDUCTED BY NOVEMBER 6 total is slightly over 1 1/4 million. RANGE, R rVidor Bros. Sales, Inc. TTON, St AUCTIONEERS - BROKERS - APPRAISERS WLSPad Starts 10:00 a.m. Million Quit 2041/2 N. Douglas Ph. 472-4142 or CL2 3611Ellsworth Lunch Served Auctioneer: Victor Smischny now, Smoking In Year There is no substitute for experience MORAN, KS. More than one million Ameri- can men and women quitsmok- EUROPE, E) Barnes & West Farm Supply Co. ing cigarettes in 1968, according ORIENT, SK to a new government report. REAK Ask Quitting Business After 37 Years JD Dealer The Health, Education and Wel- lege credit, t Phone 316 - 237-4451 AUCTION OCTOBER 3 for late JD tractors;hyd. tELLING EVERY 7 JD Tractors pressure testing kit; Special EASURE John Deere 80, 820, 3020D,R005A master tools; Manley Starts 9:30 am, 2010D; 720D; G; A tractors 40 ton hyd. press; emery line SATURDAY SALE SS TRAV 1959 560 IHC diesel tractor shaft grinder; chain hoist; lot Lunch Served Piste arrangeme with wide front, fast hitchgas & elec. welding eqpt.; Div- & blower ilbiss 2 hp air compressor. Salina, Ks. At the farm located 131/2 miles northeast ofCouncil Grove, OFFICE EQUIPMENT Many other small shop & Kansas on old No. 4 Highway, then 1 mile south; or 16Vi Remington adding machine,hand tools too munerous to With alarge runof choice southwest of Eskridge, Kans. on old No. 4 highway, then electric;Paymastercheck mention ! mile south. writer; 6 drawer oak office SPECIALS - SPECIALS cattle, stockers sold strong to desk;6 drawer mahogany Radio Equipment $2.00 higher at The Wilson with hoists desk; 4 drawer steel filing cab-Motorola2 -wayradio,con- Livestock Auction 14th annual Rubber tired wagon ine% 4 drawer wood utility sisting of 1 base, 2 mobile & Machinery 3 ensilage wagons onrubbe special calf :Alelast Wednesday. 6 Tractors 2 steel bed box wagons on cabinet; Underwood typewrit- antennas 1500 head sold at the special er;typewriter stand. McCaskey steel safe,31/2x5' No. 350 IHC diesel rubber RAV McCaskey steel safe 31/2x5'; with compartments, good Wednesday sale, and 1975 head of IHC Super W6 with dual 8x16 MM grain drill appliance moving wheel cart; ROTARY HOES cattle at theregular Saturday wheels 2 2 -bottom IHC tractorplows, Standard counter cash regis-JO 6 -section, 4 -sec. & 2 -sec. auction. IHC M 10'fertilizer spreader Iunlin ter with cash drawer; 25' saleMM 4 -sec. rotary hoe 3 IHC H Farmalls Peerless roller mill;tractor counter with 50partscom-Winpower 4 sec. rotary hoe IHC truck with Gehl self -un- weed sprayer ,our Tavel Age The market was topped by: loading feed wagon IHC 4 -sec. spike toothharrow partment drawers. 2 John Deere 618 Poyntz 6'sale counter with 28 MISC. FARM EQPT. 15 wf strs 340 @ 39.40 Chevrolet truck with under - Evans orchard sprayer partscompartment drawers; body hoist 2 -wheel trailer onrubber MANNA. 2 JD F125 3x16 plows Most str clvs 400-570 sold @ single disc; display rack of new hand toolsA -C 3x16 plow, hi clearance 34.00-37.00 IHC No. 449 4 -row planter Manure spreader; Electric clock; 30' complete2 JD No. 6 planters IHC 2 -row HM 46 lister 2 dump rakes; roadgrader; parts bin fronting with four2 JD No. 246 planters Heifer clvs 350-500 @ 30.00-33.10 IHC No. 461 4 -row cultivatorroad drag; 2 slipscrapers; 4x61/2' shelf compartments; Case 16x7 fert. grain drill Yearling strs 500-650 @ 30.00- 2 IHC 2 -row HM cultivators Papec silagebower;Pieck 16 8x9' parts bins shelves with 33.00 New heavy duty 7'rotary vacuum ensilageblower; of JD 10'CC field cultivator 3 hayracks YOU parts compartments;8'gas-JD 12' springtooth harrow 700-900 lb. strs @ 28.50-30.00 mower Case field cutter; ket counter with compart- JD BW 13' wheel disc harrow 2 IHC tractor mowers on steel;buzz saw;John ment. JD KBA 10' wheel disc 86 wf & bwf strs 758 @ 29.30 Late model Allis Roito-Baler,Deere walkingplow. 2 S' hardware counter binsJD 10A hammermill, PTO, on 108 wf strs 733 @ 29.60 always shedded Lots of horse drawnrnellq. wit`.drawers& compart- Feeder hfrs 27.00-28.40 New II -IC 4 -section rotary hoe wheels EN men : 2 10' parts racks; 8' Letz 220X & 225X mills 2 wf cows @ 18.35 II -IC No. 330 101/2' wheel disk EQUIPMT wall"a with compartments, New Midwest trailing wheel3 saddles JD 14T baler & bale thrower Bulls 23.00-24.30 tanks 9' big 12' wall bin with com- mulcher att. with universal2 stock water partments, 9' high; g`ass drillJD 45 12' Hi -Lo combine, cab New 500 gallonpropanetal"' JD 55 14' hi combine, salvage brackets tofitVibra-Culti- holedigger bit case with bits; 4x5 wall binJD 32' hay & grain elevator ORDER BUYING vator and all wheel discs Continental post withcompartments; 8x7' discs 4" grain auger,electric.mo.tot JD No. 10 corn head, junk The Wilson Order Buying Service saw;cribbing, mower section rack with corn -JD No. 6 field chopper Near new IHC 8' chisel Homelite chain Briggs & pan _lents; 5x5' parts bin: 2IHC 50T baler guarantees complete satisfaction IHC No. 15 semi -mounted sidePump jack with 6x6 Blots rack with compart-IHC corn sheller in each and every order. Weat delivery rake Stratton motor Wilson Livestock Auctionare happy e1;5g1r8in,dfseetoned ments; plowshare rack 2 JD FW 21' wheel discs Wix bale loader anvil; 1hP MACHINERY TRUCKS JD No. 11 9 ft. mower to come out to your farm and give 46' Viking bale elevator gasoline engine; 1958 GMC with 22' Swartz you an accurate appraisal as to the IHC 3 -section electric motor; fuel Springtooth harrow att.for springtooth c.diesel tilt bed 4 -row planter weight and price of your cattle. harrow n kssh;p6 19'i6 Ford 1 ton flatbed truck2 IHC 2 row cultivators Just call us collect for thatservice. 2 Farmhand stackers with hayoil;bu "toaoulsg,eetr; KAY SHOP TOOLS Ottawa 6 disk 3 pt. tiller Sincerely, basket & push -off att. '69 alfalfa,illDst. E 'Atlas metal lathe; benchJohn Deere 516 subsoi'er Forage fork; silage fork and9000 bales of grinder;Atlasdrillpress; JD A tractor with 45 loader Lontie Wilson manure forks with gravel ly in squarebales Black & Decker va"ye grinder;8' industrial Big Beaver blade TA 3-6892 plates Over 2000 balesprairie "%6 Bacharach diesel test stand,Set of duals for 560 tractor IHC 2 -row No. 2MH mounted4 stacks ofloosealfalfa complete; 4 sets special tools3" water pump with 40' 3" corn picker much more for late JD tractors 3010 & hose 2 rubber tired rack wagons Terms:Cash 4010; 2 sets breaking stands7 hp Cub Cadet & mower WILSON Sale Conducted By Hagel Auction Co. Inc. Auctioneers - Advertising Specialists- Sales Management Livestock Auction A. A. Schultz Estate ntoveri 4210 N. Elmwood, Kansas City, Mo. 64117. Phone 816 - 453-3762 Auct : Jim Kirkeminde Clerk B:aFrrecollintii-Grole

Phone: TA 7-5563 , Toueka. 266-4590 to 24 se- Steers accounted for 73 per-the 22 major feeding states, up cent of the total cattle on feed10 percent from a year earlier. October 28, 1969 1;''''3`).28;sne,to,ansasFeedlot Count October 1, or 547,000, while heif- Placements of cattle and calves HE Upers comprised the balance of on feed during July -September 1968 datadecliti qtli' 198,000. 000 head, up 335,000; 900-1099 byedIr''1 1969 were down 1 -percent from ip the find off(;, pounds - 2,473,000 head, up Ings. . From Year Ago Some 545,000 head had been onplacements during the same 1100 pounds and over ro- feed less than 3 months, 20 per-quarter last year. Marketings .278,000; to 745,000 cattle and 375,000 head, up 40,000. answyetnotSinekingdatagi mere were the number on feeda year agocent more than a year earlier.(from cattle on feed October 1) tabulatedees for the ng on grain feed and up seasonally fromthe 618,-Those on feed 3 to 6 months to-during October -December are Heifers and heifer calves by and elquestio.. fighter marketin Kansas feed -000 on feed July 1. taled190,000 compared with expected to be 12 percent aboveweight groups and change from smoking, as of October 1,according to Large feedlots witha capacity113,000 last year. There were a year earlier are as follows: Un- and Livestock the same period last year. L ESTATE Kansas Crop of 1000 head or more had549,00010,000 that had been on feed over Weight, Kind, and der 500 pounds - 290,000 head, ortingService. on feed, 37 percent above last6 months compared with 3000 a Time on Feed down 84,000; 500-699 pounds morethan 1,001,000 head, up 12,000; 700-899 iswas31percent year, while smaller farm -sized year earlier. Cattle and calves on feed less feedlots had 196,000on feed, 15 By weight groups the largestthan 2 months in the 22 statespounds - 1,127,000 head, up T 10 N percent more than October 1aincrease over a year ago was inare estimated at 5,452,000, down166,600; 900-1099 pounds - 370,- uT ON YOUR year ago. the 900 pound and over group 2 percent from October 1, 1968.000 head, up 2000. Grain -fed cattle and calvesmar-where the 213,000 on feed repre-There were 3,277,000 on feed 3-6 Marketing Intentions 9hUldilTY,liAtET-UP keted for slaughter duringthe sented an increase of 65 percent.months, up 29 percent. In the 22 major feeding states, July -September quarter totaledThose weighing700 to 899 Cattle on feed 6 months andcattle feeders intend to market Novembor andgo 418,000, 36 percent more thanpounds totaled 364,000, up 20 over totaled 1,353,000 head, up 225,817,000 head during the Octo- the same quarter lastyear. percent while those in the 500percent. ber - December period from the ending 1 number on feed October 1. at10 mss. Cattle and calves placed onto699 pound group totaled There were 7,118,000 steers and feed during the past quarter to-164,000,up 25 percent. There If these intentions are carried steer calves on feed on Octoberout, marketings from cattle on I ACRES COLLEGE FOOTBALL taled 545,000, 20 percent morewere only 4000 on feed under 500 I1, 1969 in the 22 major feeding Choice of two trips - stay two than a year ago. pounds compared with 6000 a states, up 13 percent from a yearfeed October 1, 1969 would be 12 1- 320 ACM nites in Denver or one in Expected marketings duringyear ago. ago. Heifers and heifer calves percent above marketings during ion33, Township lOctober-December a year earlier. 15, the current October -December Major Feeding States on feed numbered 2,936,000 head, babe "wg Boulder. pasture cad quarter were estimated at 402,000 Cattle and calves on feed Oc-up 3 percent from a year earlier. GUNS BACK IN well cad windmill - 39 percent above the sametober 1 intended for slaughter Cows and other cattle on feed to- es, 1969 Nomahvitso_ quarter last year. market totaled 10,082,000 head in SEARS CATALOG taled 28,000, up 9000 head from a Guns have reappeared in the 196914:n1d asio HOME FOR THANKS- mos"s 64 Acres son, KIND, WEIGHT, TIME ON FEED AND EXPECTED MARKETINGS OF CATTLEON FEED year ago. Sears-Roebuck catalogs. ING Student fares, make KANSAS AND 2LS/ATEE, OCTOBER 1, 1969 The company took a morator- "tel 1G V Breakdown The number of steers and : (suing at 11 am KANSAS : 22 States ::Breakdown: KANSAS : 22 States of Cattle ium on gun adslastyear "pending your reservations now. : 7. of :Number: T of :NUmber::of Cattle: % of :Number: 7. of :Number steer calves in each weight group : considerationa antigun legis- 2- 160 2qFeed Total: 000) iotal:(022) :: on Feed: Total:(000): Total_a0002_ ACRES Kinds of Cattle ::Time on Feed and change from October 1, 1968, lation in Congress!' Now Sears Sreers and &east QtatrIerof Norlimod Steer Calves 73 are as follows: Under 500 pounds has resumed the promotion of all la Sedion 547 71 7,118 ::Under 3 Mos. 73 545 54 5,452 tovoshipitk' Heifer and firearms but won't sell them by ::3 to 6 Mos. 26 190 33 3,277 - 377,000 head, up 33,000; 500- Heifer Calves 27 198 29 2,936 ::Over 6 Mos. 1 10 13 1,353 mail or telephone and demands lure" /41 " n...113°11"steultPOME FOR CHRISTMAS C.ws and Others - - - 28 699 pounds - 1,298,000 head, up proof that the buyer is21 years TOTAL 100 crcreses 1969 ---dowittlAvoiddisappointment, reserve 745 100 10,082 :: TOTAL100 745 100 10,082 112,000; old. Mee 700-899 pounds - 2,595,- 11°M141 now while space is still available. VPi.khtSZESPI Under 500 Um. lance on 10 eacontract at 1 4 7 668 ::Expected Marketings Itictioneer and be 500 to 699 22 164 23 2,302 :: approve.* 700 to 899 49 364 33 3,875 ::Oct. -Dec. 54 402 58 5,317 900 to 1,099 25 194 28 2,857 ::Later 46 343 42 4,265 I,1970. Pt:68444os 1,100 of Over 2 19 4 380:: rchKit is harvested PossessionPTRUISE DURING CHRIST - TOTAL 100 745 100 10.082 :: TOTAL 100 745 100 10,082 ants, December 1,1970,a*NAS VACATIONVisit earn more ps.'19p1170rvcihhatletr°11draistnlikbe inerrsa''',,,(CarribeanIslands departing Dec. 17, returning January 3. 11 be paid bythe seller. anytime 16 Includes airfah from Kansas on by calling Saturday savings:pat 'ected toMiami.Space v -e -r -y PREMISESC014412R2IG At.1.City JUST AROUND precedence over any printed IMI teu SPIELEC, PRIER NOVEMBER 1 CONDUCTED BY ORANGE, ROSE, los.Sales, Inc,tOTTON, SUGAR, Starts 1:00 p.m. BROKERS - APPRAISERS -NO HOME BOWLS Package space avail- 472.4142 or CU 3611Ellsworth We will sell the following described real estate and personal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION en Victor Smiecimy able now. property to settle the estate of Anna Niswender at the residence .ubstitute for experience located 1 block east and 1/2 block north of water tower in Jamestown, Kansas. 107 NORTH FOURTH STREET / PHONE 776-9712 , TillithEUROPE,EXPO '70, FURNITURE al cabinet; canister set;elec- MANHATTAN, KANSAS 'ORIENT, SKI, SPRING 1967 Frigidaire frefrigerator tric skillet;toaster; waffle with cross -top freezer iron. - BREAK Ask us. (travel for Frigidaire 4 -burner electric Maytag round tub washer; collegecredit, too). stove, real nice 2 lawn chairs; oval coffee ta-

OCTOBER, Dinette set with 2 chairs b'c; flowered vase; garden 3 -piece bedroom suite tools; assortment of dishes & 2 -piece bedroom suite, dark cooking utensils and other PLEASURE AND BUSI- wood, real nice miscellaneous items too num- startsmuNESS TRAVEL Forcom- Electrolux sweeper with att.erous to mention. Treadle sewing machine; 2 tryEZ). cg AUCTSALE pletearrangements,anywhere. electric fans; 2 pcs. luggage; ANTIQUES oiiiaLGRow Trunk; button collection: EVERY MONDAY 3 shelf glass front bookcase; phonograph with records; 2 miles northeast ofCowi: Zenith radio; footstool; swivelkerosene lamps; oval table; or, then 1 milesouth; or V rocker, green, like new; swivelassortment of pictures; mir- s. on old No.4 higliwg rocker. ror; china closet. 2 12x13 rugs with pads; din- Assortment of hand -painted ing table with 3 chairs; 2 9x12plates: Bavarian, Nippon, Lef- with hoists flowered rugs; 10 real nice fon, Bone china; 1 set of china Rubber tired wags .,,,,,,,_,,,.., throw rugs: divan; assort- Assortment of painted dish- ... ment of quilts & blankets; 24" 3 ensilage wonsbagOP y es and other items. 2 steel bed 'IRAVEL..."40.lio ' fan; platform rocker. SELLING STARTS 12:30 NOON rubber 3rockers;straightchair; Terms: Cash 8x16 MM grain electric heater; scales; 5' met- REAL ESTATE 2 2bottomIHC unlimite 10' fertilizersprea.ile,i.. d Peerless rollermill, Ana Niswender Estate, Owners Receipts for last week's sale totaled 483 hogs and 775 head n - weed sPror Your Travel Agent Since '52 of cattle. All classes of cattle were steady except feeder steers, toa Clerk: The First National Bank, Concordia IHC 4 -sec.sPike 618 Poyntz PR 6-4756 Larry Lagasse -Auctioneers- Rollie Lagasse which were50jlower.Top fat hogs were $24.50. Evansorchard sPra),',. MANHATTAN 243-1714, Concordia Phone 243-2215 Below is a partial listing of the sale: 2 -wheeltrailer on Manurespreader, 9 blk strs 526 @ 31.20 2 dumprakerakes;_roaiir CATTLE 4 wf strs 326 @ 36.75 road drag; ,1113scr,:`i, 1 blk cow 820 @ 20.20 13 wf & b bwf strs418 @ 34.20 Papersilage_qv b°We'r 610, Packaged 1285 @ 19.60 11 blk strs 451 @ 32.60 311: YOU CAN BUY 1 wf cow vacuum eri.v-, 1 wf cow 1360 @19.30 54 b & bwf strs 460 @ 34.70 Case field Clitter'no,." 21 wf strs 752 @ 28.90 buzz 1 wf cow 1020 @ 19.80 onsteel; 7 wf strs 423 @ 34.70 Deere wad° Performance 1 wf cow 1070 @ 19.40 dra 37 b bwf hfrs 505 @ 29.00 23 wf strs 604 @ 30.40 Lots of horse 7 b & bwf strs 624 @ 30.20 )e 40 wf hfrs 517 @ 29.00 EQ001 9 blk hfrs 426 @ 30.00 ;1( in. POLLED HOGS 3 saddle water tar, 4 wf hfrs 285 @ 33.25 1 onpuroopo 223 @.24.50 al2 stock 5 wf hfrs 433 @ 28.00 46 spotted fat anon hold!, HEREFORD 19 white fat 218 @ 24.30 ti -New 500 . 3 wf hfrs 336 @ 31.25 Continental p 1 wf hfr 210 @ 39.50 16 h & r fat 272 @ 24.25 247 @ 24.35 4,, grain al-Igr'saw,.01 8 wf & bwf strs 518 @ 3,1.50 11 white fat chownith PROGRESS Homelite 11 spotted fat 200 @ 24.30 Listen Monday to WIBW 6:10 to 6:45 a.m. for listings of next week's sale. Puacicroc,.toei r, le Stratton Ft'anr-l. I BEAU PERFECT Sat.,Nov. 15 Machinists 3 - Highest Indexed TOLIST CONSIGNMENTS OR FOR INFORMATION CALL: gasoline engul''1511; Bull from Missouri! His service sells in electric111°T11"ger; ,''''' quality heifers. bunks; Beatrice, Nebraska SALE BARN PHONE 767-5435 shop6"t000ls,yeIc Beatrice 77 Sale Pavilion lyoil; JERRY MOYLAN 69balifef.. PAT .MOYLAN balesof Nebr. 767-6640 id 9000 pr".. of Burchard, 767-5435 lY in Scluals.lees The Tegtmeiers 2000of b loose''' Offer an entire heifer crop mated to ,(1) v:trastacks This offering should on Highway US 56 East Edge of ?d appeal to breeders pictured bull and to a grandson of a ch M°re . CO of registered herds,4-H Club and FFA mu Tern's' National Champion. Also selling a CERTIFIED members and all cattlemen. few cows and calves and herd bull CouncilGrove,Kans. For catalogue write prospects. They are big and modern. CHUCK'S LIVESTOCK SALE SERVICE CLARENCE and ERICH TEGTMEIER Bonded Livestock Dealers R, Order Buyers Estate Colon, Nebraska hultzcierwoo man, Alan Falk,and Mike Bohn. Mike tied for firstplace in beef cattle judging. DaroldD. Mar- low, Wabaunsee CountyExten- & Grain sion agricultural agentand Clint McDiffett, 4-H livestockproject leader, were team coaches.

NEBRASKA NFO MAN TO RUN FOR CONGRESS George W. (Bill) Burrows, vice president of the Nebraska NFO, says hewill run for Congress fromNebraska's first district. He is 38, a Democrat, and from Adams.

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Burlington, Kans., Eureka,Kam EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR WEDN., OCT.29 NEXT SPECIAL 47 good wf steer & heifer clvs 450-500. CALF SALE SAT, 29 Yearling steers 700-800. NOVEMBER 8,

29 blk bwf steer clvs 450-550 If you have cattle youwant to sign for this special sale, 27 blk & bwf steer & heifer clvs 500. contact us

23 medium yearling strs 650-700. we'll come out and appraisethem 18 medium yearling strs 700-800. you Good Herefkd cows with clvs by side. YAL CHAN Also a lot of good stock hogs. REPORT OF SPECIALBobby Brown, SALE SAT. OCT. 25 steer and w MARKET REPORT rwas names tp FOR WEDN., OCT. 22 We sold 1050 head at this special at Kansas Ci The market was steady for all classesThe market was fully steady except ring before t under 700 lbs. the heavier feeder steers. Over 901) Steer calves 400-500 @ 31.00-35.00 seemed about 501 lower. Heifer calves 400-500 @ 28.00-30.00 Steer calves 350-600 @ 32.50.36.50. Medium to choice yearling steers 600- Heifer calves 350-600 @ 29,50.32.00 DISMANTLE U.P. SHOPS AT JUNCTION CITY 800 @ 27.00-29.00 Yearling steers, good to choice The former Union Pacific maintenance shops at Junction City are being razed. Here, partof the roof Medium to choice yearling heifers 600- @27.50-31.50. has been removed by Robert Smith, Solomon contractor, who is doing the dismantling. 800 @ 22.50-25.50 Yearling heifers, same grade and The shop, which has been unused for a dozen years, was once a major part of a railroad maintenance Slaughter cows $1.00 lower. @26.50-27.50. section at Junction City which hired 200 men. Next to the shop is a roundhouse which sometimes had Canners and Cutters 16.50-19.50. There's a real activedemand fort as many as 20 locomotives in it.It's scheduled for dismantling too. Both are in the northeast part of Shelly kind 14.00-16.00. stockers and feeders, so plan to pa Junction City. Pigs full steady. pate Nov. 8. baunsee County placed sixth insecond in meat judging and My- BOTH SALES - SAME MANAGEMENT Two Area 4-H judging contests in Kansas dur-ron was first in meat identifica- FOR INFORMATION, CALL ing the American Royal. tion. Otis Griggs, Reno County Extension director, was team RAYMOND VAUGHN HERB ROCKI-JILL Winners At Royal Members of the winning Reno BURLINGTON EUREKA If you're lo The Kansas meat identification CountyteamwereNancy coach. We will ha' and judging team from Reno Krause, Susan Zwickel, and My- Wabaunsee County livestock Home ... .. 364-2581 Home .... G13 - f the state . 364-9576 G13-9 County placed first, and the ron Miller. Nancy placed first injudging team members were Market Market . ForMore I livestock judging team from Wa-the overall contests. Susan wasKayla McDiffett, Rodney Buch- HOWARD LEONARD WAVERLY FALL INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE WAVE] OF USED MACHINERY

'99 SPECIALS Miscellaneous Specials 1 - J.D. 450 Crawler Loader ***** $$26,1920095 1 - J.D. 38 Harvester 2 Row, real good condition As I have, ( 1-No. 6 J.D. Harvester No. 308 1-J.D. CC Field Cultivator at Several used Springtooth 1 - Gehl 84 Self -Propelled Harvester with 2 row head and pickup location1 or 1-7,1.D. No. 8 Harvester $2,500 Harrows No. 95 & No. 98 tachment, No. 142 and No. 145 1 --Sun Pickup attachment 1 J.D. No. 10 Baler 5095 1-M.F. 3 point Planter 2 row 5995 1 -AC. 9' Disc Harrow No. 226 1 - 2 Row Gehl Harvester No. 142 * 2-44 Massey Harris Tractors 1 - J.D. No. 8 Mower .. $125

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1,t;,,.tino,j,:4110vispei7n1\4 COMBINES iaDPeeothA, - allarai3mdptidwenir.erCIitdrdu'plowiioFav:r -$199 SPECIALS 1 - 1968, 55 Combine 15' ...... $6,395 1 - 1966, 55 Combine 16' ..$5,595 1 - 1950, 55 Combine $115 1-Fox Blower No. 131 1-M&M U -Propane Tractor 3 - 1968, 95 Combine 00 each 2-RW Disc Harrows 1-A-J.D. Tractor No. 135 TRACTORS $3,900 1 - J.D. 3020 RC gas Tractor 1. $4,900 Dee hrota A nnled. le1 nep -LOOK WHAT '600- 1 - J.D. 3020 RC gas Tractor ... $5,900 (i 1 - J.D. 4020 RC diesel power shift No. 97 eel! lwrnheaeclh 1 ...... ;9610a9( will; or less will buy! 1 - J.D.J.D. 40204020 RC RC diesel diesel power shift,...... low hours 1 - J.D. 5010 diesel, new engine "": $6,900 1 ---MF 82 Combine 14' No. 152 $2500 4 1 - Case 1030 diesel 3 point...... ; ...... fib

1 - MF Super 27, 16' No. 77 :I 1 - IBC 560 diesel...... $9 250 grain si 1 - MF Super 80 Combine No. 122 1 -- Oliver 2150, less than 400 hours .... el,-av, TRU1% hoist,st'

Cliev, SALINA IMPLEMENTCOMPAN rack 601 S. Broadway TA 3-2206 SALINA, KANSAS6741TI Uel Personnel assigned to Vietnam Grain October 28, adjutant general, said there are Grass & 27 1969 Kansas Army as individual replacements fromabout 4,00 Kansas Guardsmen in the strategic Army forces and Vietnam. He said 1700 others who have completed less than have been discharged the past Units To Return the normal one-year tour of dutyfew months for various reasons, Members of the Kansas con-in Vietnam, will leave there dur-such as return to college, family gressional delegation have beening the week of Nov. 22. hardship or for agriculture. advised by the Department of the Army, Dept. of Defense, of They will return to their home About 500 members of the 69th the release of Kansas National towns for demobilization with are stationed at Ft. Carson, Colo., Guard units and members and their units. and are in a replacement pool Kansas Army Reservists who for assignment to units in the Personnel assigned to SouthStates. were mobilized in spring 1968. Vietnam as individual replace- The mobilization was ordered ments who have completed a Members of the Kansas dele- Eureka after capture of the American normal one-year tour of duty orgatiEn said Kansas had no re- naval spy vessel Pueblo. have completed their reserve ob-serve units mobilized in 1968 as Auction Mobilized units assigned to ligation in Vietnam will be dis-units. strategic Army forces will move charged immediately upon their Many individual reservists MONDAY from duty stations in the conti-return. were called to active duty during 1pit nental United States and Hawaii the period of mobilization. to their home towns starting Maj. Gen. Joe Nickell, state Eureka, i( Dec. 1 and concluding Dec. 11, in preparation for demobilization, the Pentagon said. Tuesday NEXT SPECIk Units will be relieved from ac- CALF SALE &V tive duty soon after arrival at NOVEMBENt their home towns, but no later If you have AUCTION cattle yoj than Dec. 15. They will be reas- NOVEMBER 4 sign for this specials* signed to state or area command we'll come out and app,,' you. control on the day after release from active duty. SALE Starts 11:00 a.m. CHAMPION REPORT OF SE:OVAL Lunch Served Bobby Brown, 16, of Clinton, Oklahoma, puts an arm aroundhis SALE SAT,OCI'ogus Due to the death of my husband I willsell the following steer and wipes tears from his eyes just after "Loch," the Modern & items at the. farm located 6 miles south, was names grand champion of the American Royal Livestock south of Waterville, Kansas. 1 mile east and 1/4 mile We sold 1050 headeteer Antique es The marketwas fully stz.t°w atKansas City. The 1165 -pound steer had never been inthe CAR chester rifle; Clinton chain the heavier feedersteers, r,OW ringbefore the Royal show. 1959 Dodge Royal 4 door se-saw; 12x16 brooder house; seemed about 50ilower. dan with radio, heater, snow 10x14 hoghouse; propane Steer calves 350-600 @,32!: AUCTION tires, clean inside and out. tank; steel gates; posts; buzz Heifer calves 350-600M. saw; wheel weights; used Yearling steers, good lumber. tochz Special 4 -H Club Calf Estate sale at 616 Crestview Machinery @ 27.50-31,50. JUNCTION CITY, KANS. 1953 Super H tractor with Cement mixer; walking Yearling heifers, samerat good tires plow; drill press; anvil; vise; SAT., NOV. 1 gas barrels; power lawn mow - @26.50-27.50. SALE SAT., NOV. 1 Starts 12:30 Noon F-20; Oliver 16x8 drill There's a real active dens' 36'Fa Kelly Ryan eic...itor er; extension ladder; harness; No. 52 wind charger & tower; round stockers and feeders,$)01 Complete sale of modern and tractor. trailer iron kettle; tons of junk iron; 5' AC combine; IHC , pate Nov.8. Waverly, Kans. antique household furnishings, 2x14 civvdehorning clippers. STARTS 1:00 P.M. including many, many items to IPR IHC corn picker E MANAGEMENT Waverly is east of Emporia delight antique buffs and col- Ezee-Flow spreader HOUSEHOLD GOODS lector fans. IHC mounted mower Antique settee with 2 match- IATION,CALL On Highway 50 Furniture, both modern and 7' IHC tandem disc ing arm chairs & 2 straight WE WILL HAVE ALL BREEDS antique JD side delivery rake chairs. HERB ROCKIllit Among the outstanding articles No. 820 lister cultivator Angel chair; antique buffet; EUREKA If you're looking for top quality calves, don't miss this sale. are: JD lister; 2 row cultivator;Sterling piano and bench; oak We will have all breeds. Last year at this sale we had some Gold band Haviland china Jayhawk stacker; No. 30 cylin- table and 6 chairs;- rocking Home .... G13;.' of the state's winning calves. Austrian china der corn shel'er; 2 wagons; chairs; bow front dresser; Market GII: Franciscan pottery 2 manure spreaders; tumblemisc. straight chairs; glass For More Information, Contact: Men's gold pocket watches bug; dump rake. front cupboard; end tables; HOWARD LILLY, Melvern, Kansas with chains & fobs, 4 of these HAY sewing machine; iron beds; LEONARD COMBS, Lebo, Phone 316.256.2921 Small New Haven wall chimes 115 bales 1st cutting alfalfa Servel gas refrigerator; Skel- WAVERLY SALE PAVILION,913 - 733-2381 clock 150 bales of last year's alfalfa gas range; Monarch cook WAVERLY LIVESTOCK SALE BARN Antique pictures & frames MISCELLANEOUS stove; misc. kerosene lamps Regular Sale Every Monday A complete dining room suite 300 gal. propane tank; ham-and heaters; Coleman irons; in solid walnut. mermill; 14'5" grain auger; walnut frame mirror; misc. SALE 2 bedroom suites; TV; refrig- lumber wagon; 22cal. Win- dishes,pots, pans. erator; range, etc.,etc. TERMS: CASH Saturday Estate of Mrs. Anne M. Humphrey Mrs. Ludwig Samsel JOHN JUNE Robt. K. Weary, atty., admin. Auct: C. W. "Bill" Crites Don Roche, Auct. & Real Estate Salesman, Blue Rapids, Kansas AUCTION NOVEMBER 1 Junction City, Kans. Phone 913 - 226-7282 Clerk: Citizens State Bank, Waterville. SALE Specials Starts 11:00 a.m. Lunch Served ANUS COW & CALF NERD ...... AsI have quit farming, I willsell the following property edition.azplocation 1 mile north, then east 3/4 mile from Paxico, Kans. 2 row headand 2 wheels, tires, axle & box for DISPERSAL ...... small trailer Salewill be held at the farm- Machinery 1 -yd. tractor tumbi.e bug located NORTH of Topeka ...... ''',JD A tractor, 1946,gas, start-Small scraper; hog trough; on new highway US75 to er, lights pump jack; 16' bale eleva- SAT., NOV. 8 Elmont spur; then 4 miles 3 Model A JD tractors, 1937 tor, home made, 2 -wheel WEST; or 432 miles EAST 2 2 -row JD tractor cultivators16' bale elevator, all steel Starts1 :30 P.M. of Grove Elevator. 2 -row JD lister, pull type 6"x16' grain auger RAIN DATE NOV. 15 2 -row JD lister, old 2 4"x16' grain augers 2-14 JD plow, pull type Many rolls 48" hog wire; 2 SELLING 70 ANGUS COWS 1ES 2 2x14 JD plows, need repair piles barb wire; 2 2 -pen hog These Cows Are From 2 To 8 Years Old ,Continental tractor mounted houses; large tank used for r post hole digger temporary grain storage; wa- 10 HALF ANGUS & CHAROLAIS COWS...... 4section harrow withcrossbarter tank with hog water att.; 2 YEARS OLD ...... 6 sections of oldharrow 350 -gal. gas tank on stand; 150 ...... iri9§,IIICside delivery rake galy. fuel tank; 30' & 10' ext. 40-50 Calves at side by day of sale 'F" No. 5 7' JDmower ]adders;18' steel ladder; pile good used & native lumber; 16 16x7 VanNrFulnet Imtienaet7 sheets 4x8 heavy gauge gals. ALSO SELLING OUR Coming 4 years old with fert. & seederatt. sheet steel; pile hedge posts. 14x7 wheatdrill(old) Baker Power-trol fit A & G REGISTERED ANGUS BULL 7' IHC tandemdisc JD; hyd. power cylinder & )R5 9' IliC tandem disc hose, rebuilt; bunch of 50 &30 OFFICIALLY CALFHOOD VACCINATED 2 -row JohnDeere Kerler gallon drums; large pile scrap trailer packer for listeriron; 1954 Chev. rear endwith ,.,2,wheelmachinery trailer wheels;tractor spray outfit, -ALSO SELLING- ...... :?_iron wheel wagons with boxgood pump; Rapidaton jet Good Cow Horse, Quarter Horse Type, )7 ...... 'ModelA Ford running gear deep well pump; wagonload 9 Years Old - with ail equipment ..... with box of chains, cable wire, bolts, Ours ...... "Model Aford running gear cans, etc.; wagon loadhand & ... with flatbed fencing tools, oil,grease, We are selling this fine herd ...... ,,,;2 4 wheelflat bed trailers spMany reluctantly,but duetoour with grainsides car wheels & tiresto health we can no longer look ...... "'' TRUCKS fit wagons; some piecesof after these cattle. No mach- ..... 1941 Chev. 11/2 ton truck, 2 sp.furniture; power lawn mower. inery sells . . . cattle only...... saixdlees, hoist,stock rack, grain ANTIQUES Old walking lister; 50gal. 1946 Chev. INSPECTION ANY DAY TIME 1/2 ton pickup, iron kettle with stand;lard stock rack press &sausagestuffer; MISCELLANEOUS cream separator;stone hog Auctioneer: Joe Raine. 2wheels, trough: 8' wheat binder;1 row machinerytires & axle for big trailer riding horse cultivator. - Owners-- ANY TermsOf Sale - Cash ROUTE 2 MR. & MRS. RALPH CHANCE TOPEKA, KANS. Tom Niter, Owner TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE be Raine,Auctioneer Melvin Miller, Clerk NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS. 28- Grass &Grain Herington Most Soil MoistureIn 8 Years as a re- fall compared with October28, 1969 Mid -October soil moisture inseeding or had to replant or dry this sult of insect ordisease prob- 7, 80 and 13 percent,respectively, Livestock wheat fields across the western last fall. or dry, whereas two-thirds of Kansas was the lems. last Stands were mostlygood to In the fourth foot, 8 percent cent was wet, y best in 8 years, according to theexcellent with a fewfields un-was wet, 62 percentmoderatelyately wet and66 percent Auction Co. Kansas Crop and Livestock Re- damp 29pence even because oflack of moisturewet and 30 percent slightly ly dampordry. porting Service. insect dam- Sale Every There were 5.21 inches of waterat seeding time or age. At mid -October,the aver- available to plants in the top wheat plant in Tuesda four feet of soil and this was upage height of the Crowther -Walker Quarter Horse the western two-thirdsof Kansas about one -sixth from the 4.42 compared with 3.4 Show String & Production Sale inches at this time last year, butwas 3.1 inches SATURDAY, NOV. 8, 1:00 p.m. Operating under Federal Supervision inches last year. Bondcdfor your protection. moderately less than fallsup- made in Farmers & Ranchers plies in the 1957-61 period. Some 331 tests were Livestock Commission Co. We sold cattle for 89 consigners, to the Soil Moisture Survey.Moist- SALINA, KANSAS would At field capacity the top four 49 buyers, on a market that we feet of a medium textured soilure content ofthe soil was de- Selling - call steady on all stocker and feeder termined at variousdepths in 1969 COLTS & FILLIES steers. 500 lbs. and under.500 to would have about 8 inches of the 70 700 lbs maybe Siq to $1.00 lower. water available for plant use. wheat fields throughout 10 Gray & Roan Foals WF Cow western two-thirds ofthe state. All stocker and feeder heifers under In the first foot of soil 2.02 in- 20 Good Weanlings yrs 500 lbs 50 to $1.00 lower then ches of water was available forThese levels were the top6 inch- Diamond Tender's 2 top show w, 6 previous week. 500 to 700 lb. plant use compared with 1.54es, second 6 inches,second foot, fillies These feeder heifers fully $1.00 off. third foot and fourth foot. Butcher cows and bologna bulls inches last year. Water available "HOME OF CHAMPIONS" for plant use in the second foot The top 6 inches weredesignat- Also selling Fellow Mac Bee, dun yrlg. show gelding; also sq lower for the week. ed as very wet on 40percent of Here is a few representative sales was 1.35inches,moderately G. Dun 540,252. Also a bay colt 1/2bro. to QuarterG, that were made: above last year's 1.16 inches. the tests while 49 percent were A 1969 red dun by AQHA champion Bar Cliff andother co of celebrated Quarter Horses. You must see our u STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS The increased amount of wa-classified wet and 11 percent catalog 320 @ 38.10 sale bill for the list of brilliant colts and horsesoffered Ll 5 wf steers ter in the top two feet of soil re-moderately wet. This compares this sale. t 2 wf steers 340 @ 37.40 flected substantial rains over thewith 30 percent very wet,17 6 wf steers 367 @ 36.40 percent wet, 36 percentmoder- REFERENCE STALLIONS IHCpasturergr, 3 white steers 358 @ 36.80 western part of the State in re- Jimmy Mac Bee P-92,825; Jackie Bee 205,387; Raiders ately wet and 17 percentslight- S 6 blk steers 420 @ 35.20 cent weeks. 74,261; Bar Cliff 209,171, AQHA Champion. The third foot of soil had 1.07 ly damp or dry last fall. Jimmy Cac Dun 365,708 and others. Salty Jirnin 3 blk steers 340 @ 35.10 4 per- 12 blk steers 420 @ 35.00 inches available water compared For the second 6 inches, For Catalog, Please Contact: 430 @ 35.00 cent was very wet, 55percent 4 white steers with 0.96 inch last year. In the Ronald Crowther 3 white steers 425 @ 34.00 wet and 41 percentmoderately Glennon Crowther Duane W / fourth foot, 0.77 inch of water Durham, Kans. Gypsum, Kans. Canton, 3 blk steers 410 @ 33.70 was available, the same as a wet; whereas in October1968 10 blk steers 494 @ 32.90 wet, 34 6x8 grain ( year ago. The averagedepth ofthere was 1 percent very rubber p. 6 white steers 450 @ 32.80 moder- penetration, of available moisturepercent wet, 62 percent ,bber 3 blk steers 410 @ 33.20 slightly 2 white steers 518 @ 32.50 was 43.9 inches comparedwith ately wet and 3 percent Saturday So. 44 2x16 So. 730 2-r 3 white steers 466 @ 32.60 43.2 inches last October. damp or dry. 3 blk steers 490 @ 32.50 In all crop reporting districts, In the second foot, 1 percent 445 @ 32.00 wet, 66 6 blk steers w.vbNAelh5lrolely1.7ve. 'hl1A rgelimeQelsc',' soil moisture supplies availablewas very wet, 33 percent N4eol 2 red steers 575 @ 31.60 fall percent moderately wet and1 AUCTION 530 @ 31.50 for wheat were above last NOVEMBER 14 red steers with the northwest and north percent slightly damp or drythis C 4 red steers 640 @ 29.40 Nrsrubber oute 683 @ 27.00 central areas showing the great-fall compared with 16 percent No.2 5 blk steers wet, 6 blk steers 685 @ 27.15 est increase. wet, 81 percent moderately SALE Starts 10 00 UM 10 holstein steers 500 @ 26.00 and 3 per cent slightly damp or Seeding of the 1970 wheat crop Lunch Served 2 holstein steers 445 @ 27.10 single moved along normally thisfalldry a year ago. I 632 @ 24.00 aster No. 3 holstein steers and by mid -October nearly 95 For the third foot, 14 percent Due to the death of my husband and closing of the bber with 1 holstein steer 710 @ 23.80 percent of the wheat was inthewas wet, 77 percentmoderately Telephone Office I will sell at auction the following listed 2x16 ploy 11 holstein steers 810 @ 23.05 wet and 8 percent slightly damp located in the west part of Elmo, Kans. Elmo is about 15 ground. Some growers delayed south of Abilene on K-15. 7' semi -m STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 375 @ 31.30 lamps; good gas range. 4 wf heifers Wizard refrigerator with 4 wf heifers 376 @ 31.30 Monday Machinery cross -top freezer; 2 large s 328 @ 31.20 8 wfheifers 1949 AC WD tractor with linoleum rugs; Maytag % ' 18 blk heifers 400 @ 30.75 hyd.,live power & 3x14 er washer. P. H 7 blk heifers 380 @30.20 plow, all good condition 60,000 BTU Kenmore gas 4 white heifers 420 @30.00 1952 MH 14' Super 27 com- propane heater; 60,000 Eoste 19 blk heifers 370 @30.30 NOVEMBER 3 bine, good Humphrey heate; with saf Center, 10 white heifers 434 @30.00 1952 IHC 8x16 grain drill valve; child's swing set; at 8 blk heifers 435 @30.00 with fert. att., good furniture. 10 blk heifers 435 @30.00 Starts 12:00 Noon 2 -row AC cultivator, fits WD ANTIQUES 4 white heifers 400 @29.90 Older 2 row AC cultivator Wicker stand, good; bu Lunch Served IHC 4 whl. manure spreader 2 wash stands; dresser; 5' 16 blk heifers 420 @30.00 4 section drag harrow, good tique bench; pitcher purr 5 white heifers 463 @29.60 Having rented the farm and quitting farming, we will sell at Tandem disc lanters; several cream 5 white heifers 451 @29.70 public, auction on the farm located 8 north and 13/4 west of Clay 4 sec. springtooth harrow shoe lathe; ice tong. 6 blk heifers 425 @29.50 Center, Kans., or 2 north and 21/4 east of Morganville. 3sec.springtooth harrow, 2 cotton scales; ke 430 @29.20 3 white heifers Baldwin 12' pull type combine, good lamp; dinner bucket; h 8 white heifers 500 @29.30 needs drive belt IHC 2 row curler corn planter; hand corn 8 white heifers 390 @29.10 Cattle THC No. 123 12' combine, SP, JD 2 row pull lister er; small wine barrel; 8 blk heifers 460 @29.00 7 Holstein cows, 3 yrs. old, runs good AC manure & dirt loader withpump; sausage steer; 7 blk heifers 480 @28.90 heavy springers Allis 5' combi:.e, pickup at- hyd. cyl. ness & horse collars;tel 4 white heifers 470 @28.80 Horse drawn IHC 1 -row cult. phone line insulators; oth 9 Holstein cows, 3-7 yrs., milk- tachments, fair nog moved 480 @28.70 2 wheel trailer with box items. 5 blk heifers ing now, to freshen in Jan.1950 Woods Bros. single row auction m3 3 wf heifers 427 @28.30 corn picker Small 2 wheel flatbed trailer MISCELLANEOUS & February 400 gal. propane tank 1215 4th St. 4 blk heifers 465 @28.20 Holstein cow, 3 yrs., been 1958 John Deere 14T hay bal- TRUCKS & CAR fresh 90 days er, fully equipped 1959 GMC ton truck eovoedr l d cedar light po 3 blk heifers 530 @28.00 sump pump; 15x usehold 27.00 2 Holstein cows, 9 yrs., milk-Case 4 bar side rake, on rub- 1959 6 cyl. Ford car with over- 2 blkiteifers 633 @ ing now, freshen in Jan. ber drive chick-enGS 2 blk heifers 560 @27.00 2 Charolais calves, 4 mo. oldIHC V-25 7' PTO mower 1945 1%T Dodge truck with Hahn Eo rc,1 ipl iskee gnaerwdenrotor & Anti 7 blk heifers 520 @27.00 Holstein calf, 3 mo. old. Ferguson 7' mower, 3 point 1000 gal. water tank, good ft. refrigen BUTCHER COWS 3 Blk. WF calves, 7 mo. old. David Bradley 4 wheel ma- HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES Fence charger like new e gas rani 1 blk cow 1215 @ 20.00 NOTE: Cows will give up to nure spreader, 70 bu., on 3 piece bedroom suite, com-Several small electricm n table and 1 wf cow 1415 @ 19.60 7 gal, a day. All bred to Char- rubber plete with spring & mat- Nearly new baleelevator utility tabl with lA hp motor;tractor Fyfe drc 1 holstein cow 1410 @ 18.70 olais bull. Bangs tested & Kewanee 12' wheel disc tress, good B 3 wf cows 1115 @ 18.70 vacc. Your inspection invitedOliver side rake 2 pc. bedroom suite with boxbrella like new; David prior to sale. day. JD No. 820 weeder spring & mattress, good 60 bu. hog feeder;small ue dining 1 blk cow 1160 @ 17.80 blower; Clipperfanning he buffet; 1 white cow 1160 @ 18.80 HOGS Sled type 2 row weeder Wood bedstead with spring & 2 rolls Yorkshire sow to farrow byIHC 8' tandem d'sc (o'd) mattress, good Some hedge posts; antiqt 1 white cow 1000 @ 17.50 sale day; Yorkshire sow toJD 5' mower, pull type Iron bedstead complete, mat- rnienwg barb wire:eav50vegtaler.ingasall antiquelow 1 wf cow 1160 @ 17.30 farrow in Dec.; 15 York-HampFord rear mt. 3 pt. loader tress & springs, good Paper raci 1 wf cow 1220 @ 18.50 feder shoats, 60 pounds. Ford flex 3 pt. disc. Bedstead with springs rel; good angle iron& ch 1 wf cow 1010 @ 17.20 DAIRY EQUIPMENT Dempster 2 row cultivator, 3 Hide -A -Bed, good; vanity dres-iron; pipe & scrapiron. dining cho 1 jersey cow 950 @ 16.70 1961 Sunset 300 gal. bulk tank, point ser; rollaway bed; 2 2 -pc. liv- Several goodsteel posts, metal lay 1 canner cow 960 @ 15.40 good Ferguson 2 -row lister, rotary ing room suites; occasional small air compressor;al Piano stool; shovel, good; smoke s 1 canner cow 1045 @ 16.25 Surge double unit milker, moldboards, 3 pt. arm chair, good. Mum scoop large sa 1 white cow 1110 @ 15.10 complete, good Double chest, good: 2 dres-vise & other vise; antique d Dump rake; hay rack on crocks 1-10 wicker ( DeLaval new type electric steel;; 4 wheel trailer with sers; coffee table & 2 end ta-age grinder; garden t lots of shop tools, closeta BUTCHER BULLS cream separator flatbed; 1947 Chev.3.ton bles: 21" Hoffman TV, good; items, 10 steel cow stanchions pickup, 4 spd., overloads, good TVantenna;table other misc. IL walnut 1 wf bull 1510 @ 24.00 Cream cans bookcase 1 wf bull 1440 @ 23.65 grain sides CASH 100 gal, gas tank: 160 gal. gas TERMS Terms 1 wf bull 1415 @ 23.8) tank; several rolls te'ephone on 1 wf bull 1350 @ 23.25 'Farm Machinerywire; cistern pump & cups; Owner If you have cattle to sell, call 1963 Ford Dexta dsl. tractor,hyd. cylinder; wagon seat; Mrs. Carl Stammeyer, Rea fully equipped, good rubber, ieSridder, Deserip collect C: C. Wendt BL 8.2529 hog feeder. Aucts. Carl & Wm. Schnell Roizgang,, good Some hand tools and misc. Abilene,Cashier Herington; Wm. Schnell 1955 IHC 400W tractor, fully Farmers National Bank, Res 6 roc BL 8-2039, Herington; Ted items too numerous tomen- ts, water equipped, wide front end, tion. REAL ESTATE VA Haefner, 317, Lincolnville. LPO, TA, pwr. strg., good HOUSEHOLD GOODS 8 acres ( more or less) of ground westedge of nice Yar Case 3x16 plow on rubber Frigidairerefrigerator; bath, gad arches, in Oliver 2x16 plow, radex lays, including good 5 room modern home with Pt. nice dresser; table vanity dresser; well, barn, chicken house, wash house. vl rubber chairs; gas lamp; lantern; This is an ideal small acreage forsomeonewham inn invite Herington Oliver 8x16 grain drill on steelbuggy lamps; buggy dash- like tokeep ponies or other livestock. Buyersall rtnew Oar's David Bradley 24' drag har-board; 3 burner gas stove; mediate possession. met' 1, ° on Reg row, 4 section whenwilc , "s or when some dishes and misc. house- Terms: 30% down day of sale, balance to be Livestock 12' springtooth hold items not listed. National BOA, ,.. ii able title can be furnished. Farmers call orcont,!ly ion Escrow Agent.For more information CO Ji moles Auction Co. Terms: Cash Day of Sale Carl Schnell, real estate broker, Abilene,Ks. Hei inf:ton, Kans. Mr.& Mrs. Arnold Crsthoff,Owners MRS,. CARL STAMMEYER,OW Auctioneers: Foster Kretz Auction Service, ClayCenter, Ks. 'Ed Phone Morganville WA 6-4422 Carl Schnell, Auctioneer r, Ph 28. ass 6 October were dropped from the U.S. De- 28 (qctober 28, 1969 3', partment of Agriculture report- Friday ing services, their numbers were or dry, whereas disregarded and fox a time no Pginta31.4!!.C1472 one knew just how many horses in the U.S. had. Y danip 662q OCTOBER 31 However, since 1959, horses dry' have made a remarkable come- Starts 11:00 a.m. back in Kansas and the U.S., re- .er Quarter Lunch Served ports Kansas State University Horst Production sold the farm and quitting farming we will sell at Extension veterinarian Dr. Hom- S Hagion on the farm located 3 south and 1 west of Linn er Caley. Since 1966 riding horse a e . ailiel1/2 north and 1 east of Palmer, Ks., on old Highway numbers have increased nearly r 2 eas , O. o9 11. 15,000 each year with no letup' Sz 3 section drag harrow in sight. Oliver quick-tach 2 -row front Dr. Caley notes thatit's IES Cattle mount cultivator doubtful that work horses and 4-6yrs., Hereford 10' dump rake; 2 row corn mules will ever return to their with springcalvescoat sidespress; Allis 5' combine for re- Cow,3 yrs., calf at pairs; IHC 16x8 grain drill former popularity;however, lackW F (junk) horse pulling contests are still row side ed cow, 6 yrs.,calf at side Old iron; old junk machinery; entertainment in some parts of good farm "I SEE OUR NEIGHBOR'S SON CAME su, OTE: These are 4 wheel trailer with flat bed; the country and pulling horses 'cows, pasturebred to Here -2 4 wheel trailers with grain remain a favorite topic for old- DOWN TO EARTH AND SHED HIS , dun yrlg. show ,lord bull. boxes; 12'4" grain auger with timers to discuss. MOD OUTFIT!" colt % bro. 3/4 hp motor. tampion Barto Quanefarm Cliff HAY, STRAW, HAND GRANGER OF YEAR es. You must and o''.; No. 77 tractor, rowTOOLS & MISCELLANEOUS see our c,,g5.-1Oliver,g Max Bailey of Delia, Jackson county, liant coltsand horses s,fully equipped, 650 square bales first cutting ot,.cwTtF,hyd., LPO, near new will be honored as "Granger of the Year" alfalfa in barn at the state convention of the Kansas rubber, good 280 square bales 2nd cutting Grange at Manhattan in November. :,'14.; STALLIONS 961 IHCNo. 46hay baler, in pile HORSE SALECY ickie Bee 205,387; equipped,.;--ed, good 324 square bales 3rd cutting OQIIA Champion.Raider;:'; fully ecl5' PTO combine, in pile d others. SA 1 Allis good--'''Bv65073rhay 270 square bales prairie hay Horse Numbers ., Please Contact: elevator, pipe type, under cover SATURDAY NIGHT 20', verygoo_ri 6 square bales wheat straw in sad Crowther 'heel disc, 10', good barn ....,,fn,,,. D KBA w Continue To Grow November 1st )sum, Kans. can,,,,D12'springtooth & steel Gas barrels; gas cans; small Following World War I, horse --"'' evener, good stock tank; panels; Hastings numbers in the United States STARTS 7:30 P.M. D 16x8 grain drill, fert., seed-pig creep feeder; hog feeder; At Wilson Sale Barn er, rubber press, onlow hog troughs. took a dramatic drop. The work rubber Hedge posts; steel posts; elec- horse was largely replaced by the' SaturdIDD No. 442x16 plow, on steeltric steel posts & wire: barb tractor and saddle horses pushed SALINA, KANS. No. 730 2 -row lister on wire; tires & wheels; Home- aside by the automobile. steel lite(Zip) chain saw, very D No. 5 7' mower,good good; hyd. cylinder. In 1959.60, horses and mules al manure spreader New electric fencer; log Get your horses in early. They will sell as unloaded at our NOVEMIron4slyer chains; garden hose: scoop; dock.We will have buyers for all kinds of horses. 1IHC No. 11 side rakes, onevise; hand sprayer; block and BEATRICE on rubber tackle; hand tools and misc. Commission 5% - MinimuM $3.50 gc No. 35 2 row weeder items too numerous to men- For More Information Contact Starts mow 8' tandem disc tion. Bernard Ireton - 823-9306 - Salina. HC No. 82 2 row lister Al Soukup - 658.2935 - Wilson Lunch ' C single row corn picker HOUSEHOLD GOODS ,,empster No. 100 tool bar on Gas refrigerator; sewing Vern Walker - 263-3123 - Abilene husband and closing rubber with chise's machine; oil burner; % bed: - Or The Auctioneers - I auction the follovin Roger A. Johnson - Bob Perry ! e 2x16 plow on rubber, divan and:chair; dinette table Imo, Kans. Elmo is abaar 77 'good & 6 chair.s; some antique %se 7' semi -mount mower, household goods & items; also LIVESTOCK SALES lamps; good good a few other misc. items. Wizard refrigerate Terms: Cash Day of Sale 2 miles north of Beatrice,Nebr: Thursday cross -top freezer; 2It linoleum rugs; 31a}tE Cattle' '- er washer. Hornbostel & Son,Owners Monday- 60,000 BTU Kenrao:i Clerk: Bank of propane heater; 60,Enets:Foster Kretz Auction Service Wednesday Hogs AUCTION OCTOBER 30 Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Palmer, Kans. - Humphrey heatef ait valve; child's swing Cattle ,11:30 a.m. Hogs 11 a.m. furniture. We had a large run of cat- SALE Starts 10:00 a.m. ANTIQUES tle last week with slaughter Wicker stand, gocd;i; classes selling on lower trends; Lunch Served 2 wash stands; Saturday replacementssoldonagood At Skiddy, Kans., located 8 miles south of Junction City on tique bench; pitehdr active market. Baby calves $25 lanters; several cress Highway 77, then 4 miles southeast on county road, or 11 miles to$60.00with at shoe lathe; ice to 2 WF clvs northwest of White City, Kans. Watch for sale signs. $98.00, Hol bullclfat' $87.00, 3 2 cotton scales; rink;50 pair new skates lamp; dinner bucks; NOVEMBER 1 BWF hfr clvs at $75.00.Shelly canner & cutter cows 16.50 to A lot of old skates & repairs corn planter;hand Cars, Trucks Lightning rods & cable; used er; small winebelt 18.50 with commercial & utility tires & wheels; harness; elec- ithpump; sausagestage Starts 12:30 Noon cows18.50to20.65.Slaughter tric wiring; plumbing equip- ness & horsecollar bulls sold to 23.30 with 2 WF & Tractors ment and pipe t. phone line insulator'Raving moved into the Presbyterian ManorI will sell at bulls going back to the country 1960 Willys Jeep pickup with , Shed full of heavy black- items. auctiosmt.yinhocmlaeyancednhteor7 dasrods at the home lo - at 33.70 & 23.90. 6 Holstein hei- wrecker hoist, good smith equipment; garage full ler 1215 4th St. Kansas. fersat$212.50, 1Holhfrat 1950 Chev. 2 door of mechanical equipment. 400 gal. propanetatt stand ta- $265.00, 1 hol hfr at azoo. WF 1949 Chevrolet 2 door 300 gal. fuel tank; 2 wind- Several goodcedar/0 doors; cedar chest; cow & calf at $275 & 1 at $257.50 1941 Chevrolet pickup mill towers; several cattle pop; , ouseholdGoods ble; 9x12 wool rug andpad; 1941 Chevrolet pickup with feeders; 3 hay feeders; several ar-Good sump A Some other sales include: chick -en house . & steel cot; % metal bed, com- flatbed good wood panels;12' swing garde, Antiques plete; square diningtable; 11 WF strs weight 410 at 34.40 2 1950 Chevrolet cars, junk gate; portable water pump. Hahn Eclipse r, 6 ft. refrigerator hamper; bed, complete. 9 Blk bulls weight 368 at 34.00 Minneapolis U tractor, gas, tractor, like likeamore 6 Blk hfrs weight 531at 30.45 Fence charger; 2 dressers withmirrors; wide front end, good, shape FURNITURE & ANTIQUES tabletlarnuttyand chairs 7 Blk strs weight 496 at 33.15 Several small small radio;GEupright Minneapolis Z tractor, Farm -Antique walnut dresser with bale 9 Blk hfrs weight 475 at 27.65 all type Nearly new canFyfetabledrop leaf tablesweeper. marble top t- air 9 WF strs weight 313 at 36.00 Oliver 88 diesel, wide front, 3-2 antique oak beds with hP motor' ice) Fedders 1 ton window 5 WF bulls weight. 418 at 33.10 point hitch Oak wash stand; oak dresser oxbrella likenew;1111-1 /ique dining chairs conditioner, a good one. Massey Harris 44 tractor feeder,...4;P 8 WF hfrs weight 355 at 3/.10 Several oak rockers & straight 60 bu. hog tkitte buffet; small antique Antique dishes; picturesand Oliver Model 70 row crop chairs blower; Clipper ohe; antique centerta.-frames; pitcher &bowl set; 14 WF hfrs weight 423 at 30.45 IHC C tractor, junk Some hedgePast; antiquelove chair; an floor & table lamps;fans, 1 Hol COW weight 1460 at 20.65 Large square oak kitchen talat'e new barbwire:1, e' paper antique electric 8 WF cows weight 1125 at 20.55 Farm Machinery Library tables; picture frames t- 50 P. books, throw rugs; 'Phonograph; 4 camel back Hinges; heavy I kers, iron; wood ice box;kitchen 6 Blk cows weight 1020 at 20.40 MH side del. rake angle iroo. Minneapolis front mtd. culti- trunks; roll top desk; several rel; good ifce Old dminEg chairs; porch dishes;toaster;3 antique 12 WF cows weight 1157 at 19.75 &scraP011ch and jugs; 35.00 & vator chest & foot lockers; a lot of es-iron; pipe , meta1 lawn chair; an -trunks; stone jars 2 Blk star wt 350 at good ue piano Rubber -tired bale loader quilts and bedding. Several resser, stool; antique wallfruit jars; wash tub;step lad- other unlisted sales. " iv- :ror; smc,ke stand; studio forks; shovels; diggers; MH No. 6 PTO corn binder Several boxes of books; cat- small scoopMP der; 2 & 3 bottom tractor plows alogs; farm machinery parts inum Wei'van; antique desk; antiquehand tools; rakes, hoes. manuals; old magazines; old vise &other visei,met; wicker chair. HOGS Hundreds of items of tractor es- erChina do!set and desk corn- Also other miscellaneous & horse drawn farm machin-watches, springs & parts. ta-agegrinder; to McKinley & Teddy Roose- lots of of tools', action; walnut book rack;small items too numerous Had a large run of hogs again ery, some useable, some junk. ,d; of otherin'''desk book:case with glass mention. last Wednesday with 210 to 240 Some antique farm machineryvelt campaign buttons; pin- & lots 12" walking plow: double sho-ball machine; school bell; CashDay of Sale lb. butchers at 25.00 to 25.85; 240 vel; 5 point cultivator churn; antique washing ma- CASE Terms on Personal Property, to280lbs.24.00 to 25.00;280 lbs. & over 23.50 to 24.00. Light Several tons of scrap iron inchine; kitchen dishes; uten- 2:45 lots and piles sils; coal oil lamp; lanterns. 1Real Estate To Sell At Le 15 ft. of Lot2 in sows 23.00 to 23.50 with heavier A lot of used barb wire, 'hog Spring wagon seat;stitch- 06gal Description - South 65 ft., north weights at 12.00 to 23.00. Boars 11011110t S'''' County, Kansas. netting, yard fence ing horse; anvil: copper boil- Claire the Holzggang's Division of Clay Center, Clay2 porches, bath,city by, the lb. 18.75 to 19.30. 1 Wht. Steel and wood nosts. er; Warm Morning heater; Cashi6 6 rooms, 1 story brick house, good roof, small Boar by the head $65.00. 25 Wht' Several thousand board feetpitcher pump: large forge Bank,Abilene, iter and sewer, builtins, oak floors, lightHs,nswc downtown, schools, pigs at $24.00,11 mix pigs at used dimension lumber, un- Hundreds of other items too , ;yard and garden spot. Close to well ESTATE House has been 25.50,14 mix pigs at 21.25,25 der cover numerous to mention. Come westedgeofr.,T in a good part of Clay Center. Your in - 40x80 white maple skating early as this is a large sale. of ground bathft kept,PtNmoe shade trees, 2 good caves,floor furnace. crossbredpigsforsalenext with :. appointment withMr. bred lunne sPeotioninvited prior to sale day by 2-3662, Clay Center. Wednesday,Malehogs, wash house. raeone0 Andre..."jsar'son at 426 Lane St., Ph. ME 30 gilts & feeder pigs sell around Terms: Cash Not Responsible for Accidents for !o Terms sale, balance in In the event said sale cannot be comnleted on said date, said acreage Buyers Real Estate: 25% down day ofnayment and con - 2:30 at: days sale will continue on the 31st day of October, 1969, at 10:00 a.m. arlivestock. .f. °r 1when abstract is delivered. DownClay Center.Pos- BARN PHONE tracttobe in the Union State Bank in wall rational sessionipon signing of contract saleday. This home 223.3571 of sale, Natilr.low'r6c!isell toi,'; CLARENCE TEGTMEIER Farmers call,,,,, cc; ighest bidder sale day. Burchard 865-4521 Elmer J. Rudolph information Iv DELMER JURGENS Administrator of the estate of Ralnh Robert Rudolph, deceased ooker,Abilene, Wymore 645-3493 Auct: C. W. "BM" Crites, 339 W. 6th St., Junction City, Ks. 66441

Owner Edward Carlson, State JR. TIflMM R. Edgar Johnson, 7021/2 North Washington St, Junction City net. Forte Clerk: Union 228-0757 Attorney for Administrator: mmEY Kretz Auction Service Bank, ClayCenter Beatrice 6 Y Center, Ph. MorganvilleWA 6-4422 11,Aucti°1161. Pow of Dorchester, Nebr., Edward and Quarter Tom Dei'ter. Horseprod of Paxico, Kans., Kasparek, Schultis & Son & sale ,southwest Auct. Joe Raine. of Haven, Wolken, aucts. Valley ViewRanch, Nov. 1 - Farmlandand perso- in w. of Wa-Nov. 8 -- Household sale Tonn & Son(Haroldl, GOLG Calendar nal property southwest Manhattan, Mrs. Tillie Lee. Harold Tonn. terville,Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Oct. 27 & 28 - Two day sale of, June. Auct. Foster Kretz. Don Lawrence Welter, auctioneer. Nov. 12-- Farm sale II Fred J. Nelson. Auct. Nov. 8 - Farm sale southeast of Kipser, Sabetha, for farmland near Galva, Canton Oct. 30 - Good Samaritan home Ks., Roche. Alta Vista, Kans., Gayle Mor- George Ackerman. Atkt and Burns, Kans., heirs of site and equipment in Ells - east of Sa- 0lsb Nov. 1 - Farmland gan and Harry Meinhardt. Nov. 12- Household Cornelius J. Boese. Edward W. worth, Kans. Aucts. Ray Ger- Kans., Ellen Snyder es- g, lina, Auct. Jim Kirkeminde. Clay Center, ' bitz. Kruuse, Moundridge, admirti- tate.Auct. Roger A. Johnson. Mrs. J.)4. ter strator. Breymer & Jones, Mc-Oct. 31 - Farm sale north of sale, 12:30Nov. 8-- Real estate in Clay tensen.Auct. Foster Nov. 1 - Club calf Center, Kans., and householdNov. 13 - Pherson, attorneys. Ted Kreh- Elmo, Kans.,(south of Abi- p.m.. ManhattanSales Com- - Dairy sale lene), Mr. and Mrs. John Parks. goods, Grace V. Moon and He- Washington,Kans., auct. & real estate sales- pany, Manhattan,Kans. Alvin gere Auct. Lee Remy. len Armstrong.Aucts. Eldon fer.Auct. Foster t man & Marvin D. Krehbiel, Nov. 1 - Clay Countyfarmland Kretz. sale,

Thorman and Dillon Williams. diSoutheast Oot. 31 - Farm sale southwest pie°rarKIFagerlBt'ociKans., auct. & broker. north of Morganville,Kans., ,x11Livestockti8815Linn,5AJack1ats ----Hereford Stock CowNov. 14- Farm sale Oct. 28 (Evening) - Methodist of Sabetha, Kans., Harvey Ro- estate. Nov. 8 IN the late Harvey Gooch Western, Nebr., Church Lord's Acre auction in key. Auct. Wayne Aeschliman. sale, southwest of Beatrice, W, ,j,1\ Auct. Eldon Thorman. Schultis & of Oct. 31 - Ottawa county, Kans., south of Nebr., A. N. Claassen.Schul- Son & 1 Alta Vista, Kans. Jim Kirke- Nov. 1 - Farm sale aucts. Auct. minde, auct. farmland, sale at courthouse in Harold tis & Son & Wolken, aucts. Hebron, Nebr., Paul & Nov. 14 Oct. 28 -- Household & miscel- Minneapolis.Aucts. Frank Aucts. Schultis &Nov. 8 -- Farm sale southeast -- Harnmarlun Gerberding. rock Angus sale. laneous, Ellsworth, Kans., Al- Harz and Bob Perry. Son & Wolken. of Wamego, Kans.,IdaBell bert 0. Goedde, exec. of theOct. 31 - Farm sale south of sale Paxton.Aucts. Rallond Woh-Nov. 15-- Real estate & Nov. 1 - Angus production nal property in estate of Wm. F. and Nettie Linn, Kans., W. P. Hornbostle at Wakarusa, Kans.,N R Bar ler and Raymond Pageler. Blue - Goedde.Aucts. Ray Gerbitz & Son. Auot. Poster Kretz. Ranch, Norman Hamm, own-Nov. 8---Household goodsin Kans., George Hardman and Melvin Temple. Nov. 1 - Furniture sale in sale Wakefield, Kans., Jim Shivers. Auct. Don Roche. er.Auct. Verlin Green; Nov. 12 ter, Oct. 30 - Farm sale northeast Jamestown, Kans., Anna Nis - Buhler, Ks. Auct. Leo Crawford. --- Farm sale so Aucta mgr. Jim Hladik, Western, Nebr., of Council Grove, Kans., A. A. wender. Aucts. Rollie LagacseNov. 1 - Holstein dairyherd dis-Nov. 8 -- Beef cow herd disper- Harvey v. 18 - Schultis & Son Schultz Estate, Jim Kirke- and Larry Lagasse. persal southeast of Sylvan sal northwest of Topeka, Ks., & Wo ford Assn,. aucts. minde, auct. Nov. 1 - Changed from Oct. 25, Grove, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Chance, & sale in . Oct. 30 - Dairy sale northeast Agnes Johannas, Salina, Kans., Leroy Lockhart. Aucts. Ray Auct. Joe Raine. Arnold Wi Aucts. Frank Harz & Bob Crowther -Walker of Clyde, Kans., Thelma Smul- Gerbitz & Melvin Temple. Nov.8--- OffirAii TEX R v.19 - Auct. Foster Kretz. perry. Quarter Horse production sale lin estate. Nov. 1 - Two homesand fur- ONWARD City, Kans Skiddy, Oct. 30 - Farm sale at Nov. 1 - Household goods and niture in Burns, Kans.,Albert in Salina, Kans., Duane L. Aucts. Ra real estate in Clay Center, Ks., Kans., southeast of Junction W. Miller. Jim Kirkeminde, Walker,ksale mgr. Cow Het Don Roche City, Kans., Ralph R. Rudolph J. Edward Carlson. Auct. Fos - Nov. 10 - Real estate & perso- auct. Felgo. , 19 -J ad- Apparel estate. Auct. C. W. Crites; ter Kretz. Nov. 1 - Farm sale andsmall nal property of Esther Bloom- 'persal nor J. SERVICEABLE BULLS rninistrator of estate, Elmer Nov. 1 -- Horse sale in Wilson acreage south of Abilene,Ks., dahl estate in 'Waterville, Ks., Ralph Cra' Rudolph; atty for admin. R. sale barn, Salina, Kans., aucts. at Elmo, Mrs. Carl Stammeyer. Auct. Don Roche. WITH WEIGHT RECORDS Roger A. Johnson and Bob Per - Priced ... $300 to $500 Ritz. Edgar Johnson. Aucts.farmsaleCarland Nov. 10 - Farmland in. Clay and ov. 20 - Oct. 30 - Dairy sale northeast ry. Wm. Schnell; Auctioning real Cloud counties, west of Clay GRANT POOLE Clay Cent( Nov. 1 sale northeast of Clyde, Kans., Boyd "Toby" - Farm estate, Carl Schnell. Center, Kans., William Cyr es- MANHATTAN, KANSAS quilt.Auc tate. Auct & real est. broker Located 4 ml. south of PHI ov. 21 - CI Nov. 1 - Farmland southwest Intersection, 2 ml. west on Mo of Ellsworth, Kans., and a Eldon Thorman. Dowell Creek Rd. Ph. PR 643 Grocery st home. Ella Shanalec. Sale mgr. Nov. 11 - Registered Hereford rodsat VictorBros.Auct.Victor array.fi Smischny. v. 21 - Nov. 1 - Antiques & household Special Calf Sale Farms ann goods in Junction City, Kans., Johnson & Mrs. Anne M. Humphrey es- Ab-l'ER OUR REGULAR CATTLE AUCTION tate, Robert K. Weary, atty. Auctioneer C. W. Crites. Nov. 1 - Antique auction at El- WEDN., OCTOBER 29 yria, Kans., Village Antiques. HOGS STARTAT 11:00 A.M. Auct. Ted Krehbiel. CATTLE AT 1:00P.M. Nov. 1 - Registered Holstein SELLING 500 salein Cameron, Mo., Lloyd Had a very large run of livestock 8 b&bwf hfrs 428 @ 29.70 Bacon. Auct-sale mgr. Donald COLORADO WF CALVES that went through our sale Saturday. 10 char hfrs 445 @ 29.60 J. Bowman. 9 bwf hfrs 413 @ 29.40 For More Information, Contact Over 2500 head of livestock sold in 5 bik hfrs 400 @ 29.30 Nov. 1 - Farm sale at Burdick, ED BURT 8'h hours, so you can tell we had a 6 wf hfrs 443 @ 29.30 Kans., Harvey Hawkinson. WASHINGTON SALES CO. very active sale. 11 blk hfrs 472 @ 28.50 Aucts Lee Remy and H. M. STOCKER & FEEDER CATTLE COWS Sharp. 3 wf steers 613 @ 31.60 1 hoist cow 1090 @19.50 Nov. 2(Sun) - Antiques and 38 wf steers 617 @ 30.90 1 wf cow 990 @19.40 household goods northeast of 1 wf cow 1000 @18.70 ASYLING7:61 SA ISt 37 bik steers 642 @ 30.30 Topeka, northeast of Grant- 18.50 7 wf steers 626 @ 30.30 1 red cow 1015 @ ville, Kans., sale by Hwy. 24 Consi 1 wf cow 1105 @18.20 Where There's Action At Auction surroum 3 wf steers 673 @ 30.50 1 wf cow 1000 @18.20 Auction, Harold Kooser, aunt. SELLING 8 bik steers 665 @ 29.90 6 wf cows 957 @17.60 good rur 6 wf steers 682 @ 29.70 1 wf cow 1230 @18.00 Nov. 3 - Farm sale south of big crow 3 blk steers 670 @ 29.20 1 wf cow 1050 @18.00 Concordia, Kans., Mr. and Mrs. HOGS 'EVERY TUESDAY a very gc 9 bik cows 1067 @17.75 6 holstein steers 613 @ 25.10 David Vopat. Aucts. Rollie La- 'Listed bi 3 holstein steers 848 @ 24.10 1 blk cow 1075 @17.70 gasse and Larry Lagasse. sale for 1 2 holstein steers 840 @ 23.5C CAME EVERY WEDNESDAY 12 holstein steers 986 @ 23.4f HOGS Nov. 3 - Farm sale north of Both Sales Start 1:00 p.m. 6 mixed 233 @25.40 8 holstein steers 1070 @ 23.2( Clay Center, Kans.Arnold STOCKI 18 blk spotted 207 @25.40 Call Me If You Want Information,Or Appraisal lblkwf 17 mixed 222 @25.35 Osthoff. Auct. Foster Kretz. STEER CALVES 9 hamp 237 @25.30 Nov. 4 - Farm sale southeast BARN PHONE BES. PHONE 27 wf sti 2 wfstrs 4 400 @ 37.0' 5 white 220 @25.30 EA 5-2393 1tlkwf of Waterville, Kans., Mrs. Lyd- - EA 5-2286 --ED BURT 10 bwf strs 359 @ 36.70 8 mixed 229 @25.30 wig Samsel. Auct. Don Roche. WASHINGTON, KANS. 2 blk wf 74 wf strs 414 @ 36.65 8 spotted 235 @25.25 7 wf bul 6 wf strs 460 @ 36.50 60 mixed 224 @25.20 Nov. 4 - Farm sale southeast 10 mixed 228 @25.20 of Lincoln, Kans., Mrs. Helen 1 wf steE 7 wf strs 339 @ 36.40 8 blk ste 11 blk strs 399 @ 35.90 Wiegert.Aucts. Ray Gerbitz SOWS 3 blk wf 12 wf strs 438 @ 35.80 2 red sows 376 @23.00 and Melvin Temple. 14 wf strs 412 @ 35.75 1 white sow 385 @22.90 Nov. 5 - Farm sale northeast blk w 6 wf strs 414 @ 35.501 5 spotted sows 326 @22.50 16 bik St of Hebron, Nebr., Mr. & Mrs. CAP11,1,4{ 25 wf strs 427 @ 35.301 5 red sows 369 @22.30 John O'Neal.Aucts. Schultis CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE 27 blkw 12 wf&bwf strs 427 @35.20 1 blk sow 275 @22.30 North Kansas' Largest VolumeDealer 21 wf stE 16 wf strs 433 @35.10 2 red sows 475 @22.20 & Son & Wolken. Nov. 6 - John Deere close-out ABILENE.KAN. 10 wf hr 8 wf strs 421 @34.70 NW 2nd Phone CO 3-4000 7 wf stee 7 bwf strs 409 @34.50 PIGS inMoran,Kans.,Barnes & 63 white pigs 31)1k ste 8 wf strs 548 @34.40 @ 31.50 10 mixed pigs @ 25.00 Weast.Aucts. Hagel Auction 4 holstei 6 bwf strs 425 @34.25 Co. 17 mixed pigs @ 25 00 16 hoist( 3 blk strs 426 @34.00 21 hamp pigs @ 24.50 Nov. 6 & 7 - Kansas State 1969 Model 4 blk 7 wf strs 467 @34.00 12 mixed pigs @ 24.50 Shorthorn Show & Sale, Hutch- ste 4 wf strs 533 @34.00 50 mixed pigs @ 24.00 18 bLk strs 417 @33.90 inson, Kans. Milton Nagely, STOCKI 17 hamp pigs @ 23.50 sale mgr. Sale 7 blk strs 491 @32.40 21 hamp pigs @ 23.00 -Away 2 wf heif 9 wf strs 572 @32.25 18 red pigs @ 21.25 Nov. 6 - Farm sale at Neo- Clear 9 wf heit 13 blk strs 561 @32.00 18 mixed pigs @ 19.50 sho Rapids, Kans., Mrs. Ray- 40 mixed pigs @ 19.00 CARS 31 wf he mond Schemm. Aucts. Evert ALL 1969 NEW 41 b&blii HEIFER CALVES These pigs weighed from 40 - 70 lbs. WEEK Smith & Jack Danner. WILL BE SOLD THIS 3 bik wf 1 bwf hfr 195 @ 35.10 ALREADY LISTED FOR SAT. NOV. 1 Nov. 6 - Farm sale west of 2 wf heif 5 wf 285 @ 33.75 100 head wf & bik cows with big Title 1 bwf hfr 235 @ 33.00 calves at side. These cows have Steele City, Nebr., Mr. & Mrs. Bring Your Car &Your 2 WI( wf 6 wf hfrs 373 @ 30.25 solid mouths and would make good Waldo Walkenhorst.Schultis Prepared To TradeNow 6 b&bwf 2 char hfrs 412 @ 30.00 stock field cows. Calves will be sold & Son & Wolken, aucts. 9 Wf hm 9 wf hfrs 397 @ 29.90 separately. 6 blk 2 bik hfrs 400 @ 29.80 60 head of white pigs, weighing Nov. 6 - Mid Kansas Swine Im- hei 12 wf hfrs 390 @ 29.80 approx. 60 lbs. Sprayed, wormed provement Assn. feeder pig FREE 13 bikhe and castrated. sale at Hutchinson, Kans., Ce- -SEE- OrvilleEmig Darrel Ledford WITH EACH LICENSED.AND BONDED cil R. Siebert, sec.; Larry Gief- Max Chind'amo Wayne Baler APPRAISAL er, auct. FOR TRUCKS, SEE ,BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY 238-1471 Ery EXsenhauer- Record Album Nov. 7 - Shorthorn & Polled "ON THE MOW If you have livestock to appraise, call: Shorthorn sale in Hutchinson, with Dionne Wa Ks. State Fairgrounds, Kans. Glen Campbell, and VERN kANGVARDT,Manager, 238-8211, Junction City Burt Bacharrach. HOWARD LANGVARDT,Auctioneer, 238-8212, Junction City Shorthorn Assn., Milton Nage- Hurry. Supply limi NEUMEYER,White City, Phone 349-2863 ly, sale mgr. Auct. Lee Remy. North Central Kansas Or Nov. 7 - Farm sale southwest Largest Volume Dealer a nd Quarter sale .south'vve!ork Valley view, 01 Tonn Ra Harold Tenn. ty Hereford Assn. sale at visibly sickening the animal Nov.12 - G&G Calendar Marysville, Kans.,Sale barn,are particularly well controlled Kipser, sabe'mth Grass & Grain =u IIIIIll11111111111111111111111111111111111 Arlyn Scheller, secretary. 31 George with antibiotics. Caley says sub- Acke a' 4 Nov. Nov. 15 - Farm sale north of Kans. Dec. 6 - "Come as you are"clinical diseases may well be the 12_ Houk Olsburg, Kans., George and Shorthorn sale at Beverly salemost costly unseen production Clay Center, ;4 Nov. 22 -r- Householdgoods in October 28, 1969 Harry Hasenbank. Auct. Fos- Linn, Kans., Ann barn, Salina. Kansas Shorthornexpense to Kansas livestock pro- tenser,. Long. Auct. Assn., Milton Nagely, Abilene,ducers. Nov. ter Kretz. Foster Kretz. 13 Da,FN sale mgr. Nov. 15 - The Tegtmeiers ofNov. 22 Young stock started on anti- NO TO HOSPITAL Washington, R4 Southeast Nebraska Polled - Farm sale east ofDec. 8 - Farm sale at Palmer,biotics at an early age nearly fer. Manhattan. Boyden BONDS AT RUSSELL Auet. Hereford bred heifer and bull Dufva Es- Kans., Edwin Bierbaum. Auct.always stay healthy and improve RUSSELL -Voters here have turned Fostert tate. Bob Wilson,auct. sale,Beatrice,Nebr. Chuck's Foster Kretz. gains. Calf starters and pig creepdown an $890,000 bond issue to expand Nov. 14 Nov. 22- Special bred cow & and remodel the Russell City Hospital. Farm LivestockSaleService. Jan. 3 - Annual bull and cowfeeds usually contain antibiotics Western, bred heifer salein Green City, The vote was 714 against, 628 for. Nebr.Nov. 17 - Farm sale southeast Mo., Green City sale in Green City, Mo., Greenand other compounds. There are about 2800 voters registered Schultis Auction. City Auction. in Russell. & Son' of Linn, Kans., Earl Adams.Nov. 28- Farm sale southeast The many antibiotics on the" aims. Auct. Foster Kretz. market create a problem for pro- t Nov. 14 of Clay Center, Kans.,Aiken _ Nov. 18 - Farm sale, Safford- Sherbert. Auct. Foster ducers because under some cir- N R BAR RANCH 1 rock Angus Kretz. sale ville,Kans., Mrs. Early Clee-Nov. 29 cumstances disease organisms Nov. 15 - Garage and tools in Registered - Real ton.Aucts. Evert Smith and Leonardville, Kans., Herman Need To Learn develop resistance to a frequent- nal propertyin ly used antibiotic. When many Jack Danner. Hammes estate.Auct. Foster Angus Sale Kans., George Nov. 18 - Changed from Oct. antibiotics have been fed to live- Farmers Livestock Pavilion }I Kretz. Antibiotic Use Auct. Don stock, then often emergency Roche, 28 -Real estate in Clay Cen-Nov. 29- Arbuthnot Herefords Since the discovery of penicil- WAKARUSA, KANS. Nov. 12- Farm ter, Kans., Thelma Smullin es- production sale, Haddam, lin and other antibiotics, their treatment with the same antibiot- Western, Ks., ics is ineffective. Nebr., tate.Auct. Foster Kretz. Bob Arbuthnot. use in the livestock industry has Sat., Nov. 1 1 pm Schultis ov. 18 - Kansas Polled Here- To combat resistant bacteria, & Son & Nov. 29- Farm sale southeaststeadily increased. Today most aucts. ford Assn. Blue Ribbon show of Manhattan, Kans., Eldon livestock feed additives containCaley recommends not feeding 25 BULLS & sale in Hutchinson, Kans., and John Henon. Bob Wilsonone or more antibiotics and otherone antibiotic so it can be used 25 FEMALES Arnold Wittorff, sec. & Vernon Ewing, aucts. growth -promoting compounds, effectively on sick animals. Inter national Breeding Quality e Nov. 19 - Farm sale at Home reports Dr. Homer Caley, Kansas He suggests choosing one anti- Sons and Grandsons of Dec. 1 - Farm sale east of biotic recommended by a local International Grand Champions 09. City, Kans., Francis Hardman. White City, Kans., Earle Bart-State University Extension vet- Aucts.Raleigh Breeding and erinarian. veterinarian touse exclusively ley. Auct. Foster Kretz. on sick animals. While this For additional information Don Roche. Dec. 3 - Farm sale at Zeandale, Widespread use of antibiotics See Grass & Grain Oct. 21 ck Nov. 19 - Angus cow herd dis- has been very beneficial to bothmethod may not work with 100 Kans., Mrs. Lawrence Evins. percent effectiveness the prob- SERVICEABLE814 persal north of Butler, Mo., Auct Lawrence Welter. the cattle and swine industries. Norman R. Hamm WITH WEIGHT Ralph Crawford. Auct. Foster ability of effectiveness isin- RECom Dec. 6 - Complete dispersal Pol-Knowledgeable producers know creased. Jim Hladik, Sale Mgr. Priced , $300 to Kretz. led Herefords, Hebron, Nebr.,that to compete in the livestock y Nov. 20 - Farm sale south of Elmer Williams & Sons, Nora,business they must use all avail- GRANTPk s - Clay Center, Kans., Dana Al- able help, including antibiotics. MANHATTAN,KAV Nebr. Chuck's Livestock Sale )r quilt.Auct. Foster Kretz. Service.Location Advantages of using antibiotics Farmland Auction Located 4 ml. so changed intersection Nov. 21 - Changed from Nov. 22 2 mluth raIrt from Fairbury. have been proved many times Dowell Creek Rd. Ph,N, Grocery store and household Dec. 6 - Complete dispersal Pol-throughout the United States, goods at Mayday, Linn C. led Herefords, Fairbury, Nebr.Caley notes. Real Estate Auction Byarlay.Auct. Foster Kretz. Elmer Williams & Sons, Nora, Antibiotics are most beneficial 2 HOMES and FURNITURE ov. 21 - Johnson Hereford Nebr. Chuck's Livestock Salein controlling disease organisms. Calf SaltFarms annual fall sale, Elmer Service. Subclinical diseases - those that Burns, Kansas Johnson & Sons,Smolan, Dec. 6 - Annual Marshall Coun-reduce animal efficiency without LAR CATTLE AUCTION Saturday, November 1 3 blocks west of the Burns State Bank, 2 blocks north,1 west )CTOBER29 Real Estate - 2:00 p.m. 'I'wo 4 -bedroom homes Each on large lot. City water, city sewer and naturalgas. Reynolds Furniture & Antiques, 12:30 Including curved glass china NG 500 closet, hand painted china, washstand, trunks, loveseat, etc. Albert W. Miller, Owner WF CALVES Jim Kirkeminde, Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker Sale Barn Topeka, Kansas -- Phone 2664590 rormation, Contact 1 BURT ABILENE, KANS. FON SALES CO. Selling Every Hogs 11:00 a.m. FRIDAY MI: &wit %vadat Cattle 1 p., n. PoN st STARTS 1:00 P.M. Consignors locally and from all We had a very light run of cattle atour sale Thursday. Action At Auci surrounding counties brought in a 49 fleshy blk hfrs 692 @ 26.55 Cattle prices were generally steady witha week ago with the TELLING good run of cattle last Friday. A 10 fleshy blk hfrs 662 @ 26.40 exception of cows which were down from HYto $1.00. Butcher' big crowd with many buyers made 660 @ 26.10 hogs were also down with an extremetop of $25.05 and the bulk 11 wf heifers bringing around $24.85. The following is ERY TUOAT a very good sale all the way though. 15 b&bwf hfrs 616 @ 26.75 a listing of some of our 'Listed below are the representative consignments: RY wEptiso sale for last Friday, October 24: BULLS sStart 1:00 p.m. 5 wf hrn bulls 566 @ 27.10 STOCKER & FEEDER CATTLE HOGS & PIGS STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 1 bull 416 @ 23.70 29mixed fats 230 @ 25.05 APPrl 3wf steers 527 @ 32.30 tt InformatioRPOr 1 blk wf steer 460 @ 37.00 1 bull 1470 @ 23.90 32white fats 223 @ 25.00 27 wf steers 348 @ 36.80 1690 @ 23.40 3 blksteers 510 @ 32.00 1 bull 6wf steers 527 @ 30.75 53mixed fats 212 @ 24,85 EA61 1 blk wf steer 380 @ 37.60 9wf'steers 590 @ 30.10 9white sows 261 @ 23.05 2 blk wf steers 380 @ 37.50 COWS 7 417 @ 22.55 rGTON, KANS. 2wf steers 695 @ 28.30 mixed sows 7 wf bulls 225 @ 39.10 2 cows 1285 @ 18.20 1 hamp sow 510@ 21.60' 1 wf steer 490 @. 35.00 1 cow 1260 @ 18.10 BULL &STEER CALVES 2bred white gits @ 92.50 8 blk steers 478 @ 33.50 1040 @ 18.25 265 @ 19.70 2 cows 1 char steer 265 @ 35.00 1 hamp boar 3 blk wf steers 450 @ 35.20 1146 @ 17.75 600 @ 18.60 3 cows 5char steers 388 @ 34.60 1 spotted boar 33 blk wf steers609 @ 31.80 170 @ 23.90 3 cows 980 @ 17.95 2wfbull clvs 228 @ 34.50 3 hamp feeders 16 blk steers 168 @ 23.50 628 @ 30.90 2 cows 1395 @ 18.90 2wf steers 378 @ 34.20 2red feeders c,. 27 blk wf steers695 @ 30.70 @ 22.50 1 cow 1040 @ 18.30 3wfbull clvs 260 @ 34.10 88white pigs Da 21 wf steers 757 @ 29.45 1 cow 1380 @ 18.50 4white pigs @ 20.75 gest Volume 1 wf steer 385 @ 33.75 10 wf hrn strs 586 @ 30.30 1 cow 1110@ 18.70 12white pigs @ 20.00 All 4 wf steers 406 @ 33.40 3-4000 7 wf steers 691 @ 30.60 1 cow 1110 @ 18.90 1 wf steer 3 blk steers 435 @ 33.25 556 @ 31.80 1 cow 1180 @ 19.20 6wf steers 500 @ 30.50 4 holstein steers 885 @ 23.00 1 cow 1270 @ 19.60 16 holstein strs 886 @ 23.05 1 cow 1110 @ 18.50 HEIFER CALVES 4 blk steers Model 662 @ 29.10 7 cows 1227 @ 17.90 1 char heifer 175 @ 38.00 9 1 cow 1070 @ 18.50 6wf heifers 385 @ 30.10 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 cow 1170 @ 18.40 3char heifers 266 @ 29.30 2 wf heifers 345 @ 32.75 1 cow 1250 @ 18.20 1 char heifer 325 @ 29.00 S11 9 wf heifers Rol 318 @ 31.75 8 Angus hfrs with clvs @317.00 1 wf heifer 305 @ 28.00 31 wf heifers 412 @ 30.75 14holstein hfrs @ 64.00 NEW Ct 41 b&bwf hfrs 444 @ 30.70 3 blk wf heifers420 @ 31.30 COWS 2 wf heifers Already listed for Friday, Oct. 31st. OLD'9 THISIA 330 @ 33.00 10 mixedcows 794 @ 21.60 2 blk wf heifers 150 choice blk & bwf hfrs 400-450. Your 435 @ 31.75 1 wf cow 810 @ 20.90 6 b&bwf hfrs 85 choice Angus & wf str & hfr clvs. Car & 430 @ 31.00 1.blkwfcow 1195 @ 18.50 Novi 9 wf hrn heifers 70 blk & wf str & hfr clvs 300-350. Trade 495 @ 29.40 1 holsteincow 1225 @ 17.90 To 6 blk heifers 41 choice blk & wf str & hfrs 650-700. 605 @ 28.00 1 wf cow & hfr clf @205.00 13 blk heifers 586 @ 27.75 35 choice Angus strs 750. FRE BULLS WITH 1 wfbull RALEIGH BREEDING, MAINTikGER dford YARDMEN ON MUTY 24 HOURS A DAY 1145 @ 22.30 Baier barn 562-3671; home 562-3547 Record For more information call Auctioneer: Larry Lagasse, "ON 5 Ph. Concordia, Kans. CH 3-1714 with Dionri,; Dude or Randy Reynolds, Bring your cattle Glen Call in at any time day CO 3-4303or CO3-3394 han- Burt13*, or night; we'll han- LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. Hurry. SIP.," or Dan Reynolds CO 3-4721. dle them for you at Las L____UDE your request. MARYSVILLE, KANSAS ...41 ;aler REYNOLDS Abilene, Kans. Sell 41St. 5 wf heifers By 381 @29,70 Sell 6 bwf heifers 473 Auctionitamdav3 8 wf heifers 29,55 470 @ Or Buy 12 wf heifers 29,30 [email protected] 489 @ 3blk steers 5 bwf heifers 29.20 29 wf & bwf strs 907 @27.00 458 @29.10 We sold 2002 cattle on a good 7 blk steers [email protected] 7 bwf heifers 9 wf steers 902 @27.00 [email protected] 430 @29.00 active market. Stocker and feeder 6 bwf steers 14 blk & bwf hfrs394 10 blk steers 831 @26.90 @ cattle were selling 50 . to $1.00 5 shrthrn [email protected] 8 bwf heifers 28.90 24.70 452 @ lower. All grades of cows 50 26 holstein strs 765 @ 9 wf steers [email protected] 28.90 23.50 11 bwf heifers 474 @ to 75V lower. Bulls were steady. 27 holstein strs 1029 @ 12 holstein [email protected] 28.90 5 holstein steers881 @22.60 25 wf & bwf hfrs463 @ The following is a partial listing HEIFERS 28.85 STOCKER & FEEDER 6 wf heifers 467 @ of our sale: 28.80 19 wf heifers 579 @ 27.95 5 wf heifers STEER CALVES 462 @28.60 12 wf steers 402 @ 35.40 6 wf heifers 590 @ 27.50 5 bwf heifers 408 @ STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 7 wf heifers 28.50 564 @ 32.20 2 wf steers 235 @ 35.00 3 wf heifers 663 @ 27.50 471 @ 11 blk steers 740 @ 27.00 14 blk heifers 28.30 11 blk & bwf strs 566 @ 31.90 6 bwf steers 466 @ 34.60 9 blk heifers [email protected] 386 @ 34.50 615 @ 27.00 6 b & bwf hfrs 490 @ 9 wf steers 603 @ 31.75 8 wf steers 13 blk heifers 28,15 446 @ 34.30 570 @ 26.85 7 char heifers 21 wf steers 623 @ 31.65 8 wf & bwf strs 12 blk heifers 495 @28.00 @ 26.60 14 bwf heifers 6 wf steers 565 @ 31.60 16 wf steers 445 @ 34.20 11 wf & blk hfrs 502 531 @27,75 673 @ 26.60 12 brah heifers 8 wf steers 573 @ 31.60 7 wf steers 337 @ 34.20 11 wf heifers 521 @24.50 13 bwf steers 567 @ 31.40 3 blk steers 323 @ 34.20 5 wf heifers 664 @ 26.50 6 wf:steers 561 @ 31.10 13 wf steers 359@ 34.10 4 blk heifers 605 @ 26.10 COWS 1 blk cow 4 wf steers 562 @ 31.00 10 wf steers 434 @ 34.10 50' wf & blk hfrs751 @ 26.05 890 @ 21.60 5 char steers 568 @ 30.60 4 wf steers 369 @ 34.00 3 wf heifers 618 @ 26.00 1 holstein cow 945 @ 20,70 10 blk steers 573 @ 30.50 15 bwf steers 506 @ 33.95 15 wf & blk hfrs797 @ 25.10 1 wf cow 910 @ 20.10 2 wf cows 5 wf steers 576 @ 30.40 4 blk steers 367 @ 33.80 5 shrthrn hfrs 786 @ 24.90 980 @19.50 3 wf steers 626 @ 30.10 3 wf steers 410 @ 33.80 1 wf cow 1185 @ 19,50 1 holstein 26 blk steers 642 @ 30.00 5 wf steers 459 @ 33.70 HEIFERCALVES cow1565 @19.10 5 wf steers 566 @ 30.00 7 shrthrn steers374 @ 33.60 5 blk heifers 334 @ 31.40 2 wf cows 897 @ 19.10 41 wf steers 683 @ 29.90 6 wf steers 419 @ 33.50 4 wf heifers 294 @ 31.30 6wf cows 1016@ 19.10 4 blk steers 610 @ 29.90 8 bwf steers 435 @ 33.50 26 blk heifers 414 @ 30.90 2 wf cows 1240 @ 18,60 5 b & bwf steers 631 @ 29.80 3 blk steers 430 @ 33.40 26 wf heifers 365 @ 30.80 2 wf cows 1040 @ 18.60 5 bwf steers 674 @ 29.80 4 wf steers 401 @ 33.30 7 wf heifers 332 @ 30.65 2 wf cows 1137 @ 18,50 5 wf steers 652 @ 29.75 4 bwf steers 480 @ 33.30 5 wf heifers 427 @ 30.40 5 wf cows 1081 @ 18.30 30 wf & bwf strs 679 @ 29.50 14 wf steers 491 @ 32.95 9 wf heifers 403 @ 30.30 7 wf cows 1049@ 1810 31 wf & blk strs659 @ 29.40 8 wf steers 454 @ 32.90 10 wf heifers 386 @ 30.20 1 bwf cow 1400 @ 17.60 12 blk steers 705 @ 29.30 13 wf steers 490 @32.90. 14 blk heifers 396 @ 30.15 1 blk cow 955 @ 17.00 8 wf steers 688 @ 29.10 5 wf steers 489 @ 32.80 3 bwf heifers 395 @ 30.10 1 blk cow 1065 @ 16.50 75 wf steers 749 @ 29.10 5 blk steers 476 @32.70 9 blk heifers 411 @ 29.70 7 wf cows & clvs @242.50 9 blk & bwf strs611 @ 29.00 15 blk & bwf strs 800 @ 28.70 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 18 wf & blk strs804 @ 28.60 LIVESTOCK COMMISSION 796 @ 28.50 REZAC BARN 43 wf steers St. Marys 437-2999 98 wf steers 811 @ 28.20 COMPANY 17 wf & blk strs823 @ 27.85 DELAINE REZA(' 44 wf & blk strs891 @ 27.50 St. Marys 437-6266 8 wf hrn steers 785 @ 27.50 ELMER IMTIIURN 5 bwf steers 736 @ 27.50 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 ySt. Marys, 11 wf steers 785 @ 27.40 PAUL KRAMER 24 wf & bwf strs 911 @ 27.35 St. Marys 437-2993 987 @ 27.25 42 wf & blk strs Auctioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby & Dennis Rezad Kans.

Centi-al Kansas Most Modern Livestock Auction ...West Side OfSalina TWO SALESEVERY WEEK MONDAY THURSDAY

Hogs & Cattle - Cattle Only Hogs sell at 10:30 a.m. followed by Selling startsat1.1:00a.m.Cattle our regular cattle sale as they are un- will sell in the order they areconsign. loaded. ecLon the books. 27 blk cows, McPherson Co. 965 @ 16.20 1 whiface cow, Ellsworth Co. 1180@ 19.50 8 whiface steers, Ottawa Co. 309 @ 38.50 1 blk cow, Dickinson Co. 995 @ 18.40 1450 @ 23 10 Receipts for the weekwere 4384 cattle and 782 hogs. 2 whiface heifers, Ottawa Co. 280 @ 34 50 1 whiface bull, Lincoln Co. 1600 @ 24.20 Fatting top Monday was $25.20. Due to the rainon 33 whiface steers, Saline Co. 362 @ 37.25 1 blk bull, Ottawa Co. Thursday nite, many of our consignments for the Special 22 whiface steers, Saline Co. 437 @ 36.00 1 whiface bull, Ellsworth Co. 1435 @2210 Calf Sale on Friday October 24 were not able toget in, so 16 whiface heifers, Saline Co. 408 @ 33.25 12 whiface steers, Rice Co. we will hold a SPECIAL CALF SALE in conjunction with 468 @ 36.00 HOGS 33 blk steers, Ellsworth Co. our regular sale, Thursday, October 30th. 388 @ 37.10 10 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. 227 @ 25.20 28 blk heifers, Ellsworth Co. Already consigned for Thursday, October 30thare near 384 @ 32.00 9 mixed hogs, Lincoln Co. 225 @25 20 The unr 2000 choice calves and yearlings including; 14 blk whiface steers, Ellsworth Co. sunflowers : 435 @ 36.90 8 hamp hogs, Ottawa Co. 210 @25.10 150 fancy 500 lb. steer and heifer calves 14 blk whiface heifers, Ellsworth Co. The butter 513 @ 31.15 8 white hogs, Ottawa Co. 226 @ 25,00 150 whiface & blk whiface steer and heifer calves. 22 whiface steers, Ellsworth Co. Ise nectar 506 @ 35.20 14 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. 212 @ 24,95 50 fancy whiface steer calves. 16 whiface heifers, Ellsworth Co. 451 @ 31.20 18 mixed hogs, Clay Co. 238 @ 24,95 150 shorthorn steer and heifer calves. 12 blk whiface steers, Cloud Co. 495 @ 34.90 12 red hogs, Saline Co. 237 @ 24.90 and many hundred more, we expect 3500-4000 12 blk whiface heifers, Cloud Co. 455 @ 30.30 cattle 27 mixed hogs, Dickinson Co. 222 @ 25.15 for this sale. 16 whiface steers, Saline Co. 500 @ 34.10 1 hamp boar, Lincoln Co. 540 @ 17.10 14 whiface heifers, Saline Co. 458 @ 31.60 40 1 red sow, Ottawa Co. 265 @ 23 CATTLE 22 blk steers, Saline Co. 465 @ 35.70 21,70 5 white sows, Saline Co. 480 @ 39 whiface steers, McPherson Co. 675 @ 30.60 26 blk steers, Lincoln Co. 503 @ 34.25 22,20 3 white sows, Ottawa Co. 453 @ 80 whiface steers, McPherson Co. 705 @ 30.30 12 blk heifers, Lincoln Co. 500 @ 28.90 75 4 spotted shoats, Lincoln Co. 132 @ 27 38 mixed steers, McPherson Co, 563 @ 29.70 29 whiface steers, Saline Co. 555 @ 33.90 28,75 4 white shoats, Saline Co. 122 @ 27 blk whiface steers, Lincoln Co. 637 @ 29.60 21 whiface heifers, Saline Co. 510 @ 29.10 @ 28.25 20 mixed pigs, McPherson Co, 13 whiface steers, Lincoln Co. 673 @ 29.50 1 holstein cow, Saline Co. 1355 @ 20.60 @ 25.75 52 whiface steers, Rice Co. 822 @ 28 65 1 holstein cow, Saline Co. 1620 @ 20.50 16 white pigs, Saline Co. 7 white pigs, Saline Co @ 24.50 14 whiface steers, Marion Co. 839 @ 28.60 1 holstein cow, Saline Co. 1145@ 19.60 @ 22.50 5 white pigs, Saline Co. 24 mixed steers, Marion Co. 841 @ 28.60 1 whiface cow, Saline Co. 1200 @ 19.30 @ 20.00 20 whiface steers, Saline Co. 835 @ 28.50 5 whiface cows, Morris Co. 1019 @ 18.20 8 white pigs, Saline Co. 47 mixed steers, McPherson Co. 899 @ 28.40 29 mixed steers, Marion Co. 992 @ 27.50 FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: 12 holstein steers, Reno Co. 904 @ 23.90 44 whiface heifers, Dickinson Co. 567 @ 28.50 LAURENCE CLEMENCE Farmers & Rancher's Abilene 16 whiface heifers, Dickinson Co. 465 @ 28.45 Phone CO 3-3091 31 whiface heifers, Saline Co. MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN 677 @ 27.35 Durham CO. 4 blk heifers, Ellsworth Co. Phone 732-3371 LIVESTOCK COMMISSION 580 @ 27 20 BOB MUIR 22 mixed heifers, Saline Co. 744 @ 26.70 Salina Phone TA 3-2963 West on oldUS 40 12 whiface heifers, McPherson Co. 789 @ 26 60 6 whiface heifers, Saline Co. 697 @ 26 10 MARKET R R \ Barn Phone 17 whiface steers, Ellsworth Co. Radio Station KSAL, Salina CERTIFIED ICS 442 @ 37.10 6:45 a.m. Every 913 TA 5-0211 SALINA, 17 whiface heifers, Ellsworth Co. 407 @ 30.90 Monday, Wednesday & Friday AUCTIONEER S: bhnson 4 62 whiface steers, Lincoln Co. 440 @ 37.00 KFRM INF Dean Moore, LeeRemy, Roger 15 whiface steers, Saline Co. 358 @ 37.00 6:55 a.m. Mon. through Fri. Bonded i Licensed